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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1973
Page
3
Weather forecast shows fair skies tonight with cool temperatures and lows in the 60s. Friday brings partly cloudy skies and scattered afternoon and evening thunder showers with highs in the low to mid 80s. An extended outlook calls for warmer air and a return of afternoon showers across western and coastal areas.
Firefighters reported substantial progress in western rangeland and forest blazes but forecasts of thunderstorms and high winds threatened gains. The Interagency Fire Center said seven major fires remained uncontrolled over 50 000 acres with 6 000 firefighters on the lines.
Canadian newsprint output remains about 25 percent below normal as five mills strike, reducing U S deliveries. About 4,700 workers at Canadian International Paper plants in Gatineau Trois Rivieres Alma Jonquiere and Price Co mills in Dalhousie and elsewhere walkout since late July and Aug 10, respectively. Output falls from 25 000 tons daily to about 19 000 as rotating rail strikes disrupt shipments.
Two men robbed the North Carolina National Bank at Green Meadows Shopping Center in Eden. They left a blanket marked Martinsville Memorial Hospital, carried a sawed off shotgun, and fled through a rear door into woods before jumping into a car with Virginia tags. It was the 37th NC bank robbery of the year, occurring seven minutes before 5 p.m.
The North Carolina Court of Appeals sided with United Artists Records, Columbia, Capitol, and MCA against Eastern Tape Corp., G&G Sales, Super Hits, and JH Pettus. Pettus faces personal liability for copying and selling pirated recordings under new labels. The ruling also orders retroactive restoration of felon citizenship rights, impacting Willie Albert Currie’s firearm conviction case.
Edwin M. Gaudet a former New Orleans officer accused of threatening President Nixon turned himself in at Bernalillo County Jail New Mexico. He faced a federal warrant and a transfer hearing while noting harsh views of government and the Pope. His wife and cousin aided the surrender amid a three day mountain search.
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