Colonel Harland Sanders Life Story Strikes Page Anew
An Enterprise reader asks about Colonel Harland Sanders real name and address. The biography recounts Sanders born 1890 Indiana as a self made Kentucky restaurateur, founder of a franchise empire, and lifelong philanthropist who gave away most earnings and built the Harland Sanders Charitable Foundation of Canada.
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Colonel Sanders
D.J. A
Harland Sanders
Indiana
Sanders
Eisen
Chamber of Commerce
Corbin
Harland Sanders Charitable Foundation of Canada
Canned Goods Shelf Life And Scale Repair Inquiry
Anon notes no fixed shelf life for canned foods, but storage time and temperature affect nutrition with about 10 percent vitamin C loss at one year 65 degrees and up to 25 percent at 80 degrees. Pork luncheon meat loses thiamine about 20 percent in three months at 70 degrees. two percent loss at six months. Also warns against suspect cans. Dayton scale repair listed: R.G. Alexander, 2607 N Liberty St Winston-Salem NC 27105, phone 919-723-6054.
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USDA
Dayton
Hi. E. Thomasville
Hobart-Dayton
Thomasville
R.G. Alexander
Liberty St
Winston- Salem
N.C
Medical Report Leaves Sirica With Decision
The three doctor panel says Nixon is not presently able to testify in Washington or California or by deposition. They foresee possible deposition at his home by Jan. 6 and earliest courtroom testimony early February. Ehrlichman argues Nixon’s testimony is essential to his defense.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
U.S
John J. Sirica
Nixon
Sirica
John D. Ehrlichman
San Clemente
California
Ehrlichman
White House
Hhruchman
Coal Miners urged to vote on Miller contract in WV
United Mine Workers President Arnold Miller visited Madison Wheeling and Beckley as 120000 striking miners prepare to vote Monday on a three year pact offering a 64 percent wage and benefit rise. Local grievances centered on pay scales and grievance rights. Miller defended the deal saying he would revisit talks if the majority desires.
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Beckley
W.va
United Mine Workers
Arnold Miller
West Virginia
Miller
UMW
Districts 17
Madison
District 17
Wheeling
District 6
John Guzek
Wheeling College
District 29
Robert Tanner
Pineville
Boone County
Elwood Ferrell
Van
Storm Warning Issued In State
Weather bureau issued a travelers advisory for North Carolina mountains and Piedmont. Rain mixed with sleet or snow in lower elevations, mostly snow in higher levels. Two to four inches of accumulation expected over the mountains before tapering to flurries, with possible flash flooding in foothills and Piedmont areas.
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Weather Bureau
North Carolina Mountains
Piedmont
Long Legislative Term Predicted
RALEIGH AP The 1975 North Carolina General Assembly faces a long session due to many new legislators and economic uncertainty. Rep James C Green predicts a return in 1976 to review the budget, with a possible extension if issues are not resolved. The right turn on red law expires Dec 31 and may require a one day special session.
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Raleigh
North Carolina General Assembly
James C. Green
D-Bladen
Green
General Assembly
State Highway Patrol
Fred
Hutchins Jr
Forsyth
Jim Holfhouser
Grave of unknown serviceman found in Hawaii decades after death
Mary Ann Melancon of Houston learned her father Pfe. Jewel Chelette, killed in the Pacific in 1945, is buried in Hawaii after a 30 year search. A Honolulu bus tour led to discovering his headstone at Punchbowl Cemetery, ending years of uncertainty about his burial.
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Greenville
Tex
Mary Ann Melancon
Houston
Hawaii
Ann Faragher
Herald Banner
Chelette
Okinawa
Honolulu
Punchbowl Cemetery
Mary Ann
Melancon
Cheneyville
Cora Chelette
Texas
Louisiana
Arab Guerrillas Kill Israelis In House Near Lebanon
Two Arab guerrillas seized a village house in Rihaniya near the Lebanese border late Saturday. They killed a 35 year old man and wounded his wife before capture. One guerrilla was wounded. the other unhurt, both to be interrogated. It was the first attack on a non Jewish target in Israel.
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Jerusalem
Rihaniya
Israel
Marijuana Prosecution Order for DC Cigarettes Canceled
Washington AP report says U S attorney Earl J Silbert canceled his directive not to prosecute possession of five or fewer marijuana cigarettes or under one gram in the District of Columbia. The order, set to take effect Monday, sparked controversy after its three week announcement.
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Washington
U.S
District of Columbia
Earl J. Silbert
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