North Carolina incomes edge inflation in early decade gains
A federal survey shows North Carolina families kept income ahead of inflation in the first half of the decade with a median family income of 11 834 in 1975, up 52 percent since 1969 while national CPI rose 47 percent. The report notes poverty fell and details state rankings, then describes automation in payroll deposits and a wood energy program to ease petroleum dependence, with universities joining the system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Noblitt
Raleigh
North Carolina
Tar Heela
South
N.C
N.C. State University
University of North Carolina At Charlotte
4 Wood
Stolen Items Reported Across Several High Point Homes
High Point police investigated multiple unlawful entries Friday night into homes on Greensboro Road Sherwood Place and nearby streets. Victims included George Johnson reporting travelers checks worth 1000 and a ladies watch valued 1660 stolen from his residence. Daniel Gunter noting 55 dollars missing. Daisy Kearns reporting a stolen portable television valued 50 with 50 in damages from a breakable door. Paul E McAdoo reporting entry after a pane of glass removal with pistol liquor and change valued 68 missing. Charles Manuel Scotten Jr noting a 1962 automobile valued 300 stolen from 100 block of Main Street. Franklin Ingold listing a CB radio tape player radio and pistol valued 400 from his vehicle on W Green Drive after forced car door. Louise Hamilton reporting a CB radio 150 stolen from her car. Carey Partin noting a leather coat 150 stolen from his car in the city employees lot. Mike McHone at Old London Inn reporting 175 in damages from a window broken by a bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
George Johnson
Greensboro Road
Rudy Kana
Daniel Gunter
Sherwood Place
Daisy Kearns
Vail Street
Paul E. McAdoo
Gaylord Street
Charles Manuel Scotten Jr
Blain Street
Main Street
Franklin E. Ingold
Randleman
W. Green Drive
Louise Hamilton
Cable Street
Carey A. Partin
Madison Avenue
S. Hamilton Street
Mike McHone
Old London Inn
Highway 311
Late Payers Face Penalty for 1977 Guilford County Taxes
Greensboro tax director C. R. Brooks warns 1977 Guilford County taxes must be paid by January 3, 1978 to avoid interest. Payments or postmarks by Jan 3 avoid interest. from Jan 4 a 2 percent interest fee applies. The county closes for Christmas and New Year holidays, Dec 23 26 and Jan 1 2. Over 30 percent of taxes already collected, a record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Guilford County
C. R. Brooks
Brooks
High Point Enterprise imprint and masthead details
The High Point Enterprise masthead shows publication specifics, pricing, and Associated Press affiliation. It lists address, subscription rates, and notices about independent contractors and advertising representation, reflecting standard early 20th century newspaper boilerplate.
Driver Charged In City Wreck
John Robert Pauling a 29 year old of Pleasant Street Winston Salem was charged with driving under the influence and with no operator license after a rear end collision on Main Street near Oxford Place Friday at 7 50 PM. Other drivers were Brenda Chandler Ploof and Ebent Adkins Rucker. Several people were treated and released from High Point Memorial Hospital.
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Main Street
John Robert Pauling
Pleasant Street
Winston- Salem
Brenda Chandler Ploof
Valley Ridge Drive
Ebent Adkins Rucker
Wendell Avenue
Oxford Place
High Point Memorial Hospital
Rucker
Leonia Chandler
Tina Floof
Robert Ploof
Retha Archie
Pauling
Margarette Elizabeth Williams
Fourth Street
English Road- Ward Avenue
Avis Shelton Williams
Rt. 1
Sophia
Sign Items On Agenda In Guilford County Meeting
The Guilford County Board of Adjustment will consider permission to locate two signs on Swing Road near I 40 in Friendship Township. Other agenda items include a special exception for B T Energy Corp site on U S 421 near Chimney Rock Road, a nonconforming addition on U S 704 east of Greensboro, a carport addition in Summer Township, and an accessory building kept too close to a property line.
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Greensboro
Roadway Inn
Guilford County Board of Adjustment
Eddie Hathaway
Wesco Signs
Swing Road
I-40
Friendship Township
Board of Adjustments
Walter Hannah
B.T Energy Corp
U.S. 421
Chimney Rock Road
U.S. 704
Summer Township
Randolph Sets Bond Referendum
Randolph County commissioners approved a 13.466 million bond referendum to be voted on the last Tuesday in March. The proposed issues cover city-county schools RTT and a courthouse addition, with amounts 2.4 million, 2.5 million, and 2.875 million respectively. Courthouse space was reduced from 160000 to 75000 square feet. Sheriff Moore requested delaying auction of three old patrol cars.
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Asheboro
Randolph County
Randolph Technical Institute
RTT
Carl Moore
Commissioners To View Sign Rules Revisions
GREEN S BORO Proposals to revise Guilford County sign regulations go to the Board of Commissioners after a special committee finalized changes. The Planning Board urged rejection and a rural sign study. The hearing also covers rezoning appeals and a National Guard funding request for High Point and Greensboro armories.
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Greensboro
Guilford County
Board of Commissioners
Planning Board
Paul Morgan
Fice
National Guard
Robert Landreth
High Point
Landreth
Nen
Target Of Threats Man Who Exposed CIA Returns To N.C. Home
Charlotte AP reports Frank Snepp ex CIA analyst, author of Decent Interval, faces threats while visiting Charlotte. Neighbors recall him as an honor student Civil War buff who helped on Myers Park High School paper. Snepp claims foes want him murdered. CIA accuses him of breaching secrecy and failing to clear publication. He testified to Senate Intelligence Committee in closed sessions.
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Charlotte
Frank Snepp
Myers Park High School
Central Intelligence Agency
United State
Vietnam
Boston
CIA
William) Colby
Charlotte News
Cent
Snepp
South Vietnam
Mecklenburg County Superior Court
Senate
Select Committee On Intelligence
Saigon
First Flight Anniversary Observed at Kitty Hawk
Historians, military and commercial aviators gather in Kitty Hawk to mark the 74th anniversary of the Wright Brothers first powered flight. The First Flight Society sponsors a 10:30 a.m. program at Wright Memorial Visitors Center and a 11 a.m. air show by Coast Guard Air Station Elizabeth City. wreaths honor Orville and Wilbur Wright.
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Kitty Hawk
Wright Brothers
First Flight Society
National Park Service
Wright Memorial
U.S. Coast Guard Air Station
Elizabeth City
Dayton, Ohio
Orville
Wilbur
Ex-Gang Member On Speaking Tour
Floyd Hamilton, 69, returned to prison but not to serve time as part of a speaking tour for inmates about his conversion to Christianity. He reflected on a life with Bonnie and Clyde and his brother's 1934 death, noting a later change of heart in prison.
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Raleigh
Bonnie and Clyde
Floyd Hamilton
Triangle Correction Center
Bonnie
Clye
Hamilton
Dallas
Clyde Barros
Texas
Michigan
Clyde
Raymond
Leavenworth
Alcatraz
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High Point Enterprise
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