29 Aug 1976
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1976
Page
1
A fragment mentions Walking With Gladys and Johns, noting weights and a gentle nature around children. Details are unclear due to incomplete text, but indicates a light, child-friendly context and a reference to combined weight figures.
George Perry of WFMY-TV Greensboro with 25 years of kids shows praises Richard Spainhour of Winston-Salem as one of the best. Spainhour often works with his wife and children and can be reached after 6 p.m. at 724-6939. Both would be available only in evenings or on weekends.
Two U S Air Force C141 transports from McGuire AFB crashed, one in England and one in Greenland. Seventeen to twenty one killed per crash, six survivors in Greenland. Names withheld pending next of kin. Investigation launched.
A Treasury news release dated Aug 4 says the Special Bond of Indemnity form PD-2966 can be requested from the Bureau of the Public Debt. Banks in Greensboro and area expect to stock it. request by writing to Bureau of the Public Debt 536 S Clark St Chicago IL 60605.
A woman calling herself Kay Johnson, about 40, with ties to Alaska and stops in Chicago Salt Lake City and Oshkosh, wanders a dark path of amnesia. She has no confirmed family, believes she has a husband and four children, and faces a long search as authorities pursue leads and fingerprints.
President Ford rested in Vail Colorado planning a Yellow Stone Park speech while Jimmy Carter stayed in Plains Georgia. Mondale assailed Ford on jobs housing health crime and education during a Morton Grove Illinois rally. Dole warned of insufficient information about Carter as Ford touted administration achievements.
William Dyke former Madison mayor won the American Independent party vice presidential nomination at the Chicago convention. He rounds out a ticket headed by Lester Maddox who had won the presidential nomination the previous night and endorsed Dyke before the No 2 ballot. The hall was half empty as delegates completed the 1976 ticket linked to George Wallace’s 1968 run.
A 23 year old surfer, Randy Hall of Rocky Mount, was bitten in waist deep water near the Emerald Isle Pier Thursday. Hospital officials report a shark bite with calf muscle injuries and he is in satisfactory condition at Carteret General Hospital in Morehead City.
Fort Lauderdale actor and teacher Bob Boyd campaigns for better school breakfasts in the Southeast as Teddy Roosevelt, holding 1909 style press conferences. Sponsored by the Florida Dept. of Citrus, he shakes hands with students to urge nutritious morning meals.
Washington reports the battle over the Blue Ridge Project ends with environmentalists favored as the Senate nears a decision on damming the New River. House approved a scenic river designation, potentially blocking the 845 million pumped storage scheme by Appalachian Power Co. Ford backs the bill.
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