North Carolina liquor law changes worry high point business community
High Point businessmen fear the home consumption ruling will scare out of town clients and hurt the state’s image and economy. Clubs and venues report strict compliance and growing frustration as enforcement remains unclear and business leaders warn of long term reputational damage.
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Enterprise
State Supreme Court
North Carolina
Gayle
High Point
Open bars debate in North Carolina liquor law
The piece discusses deregulation ideas for bars and liquor, opposing horse and buggy rules, while favoring state run ABC stores for revenue. It quotes Irvin Black urging restraint and warns that enforcing current laws could shift markets to Chicago or Atlanta. Police expect law enforcement only on valid complaints.
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ABC
Chicago
Atlanta
Eight Hurt In City Car Crash On Leonard Street
At 10 30 p m eight people were injured in a two car collision in the 700 block of Leonard Street. James Douglas Hope 22 and Foster E Graham 22 were drivers with minor injuries while Olden Buck Hope 28 suffered head injuries. the Graham car rolled over after a head on impact. Police pending investigation reported skid marks and high speed. no charges announced.
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Ten and Twenty Year Club Honors Myrtle Desk Co Employees
Dr. Tom Haggai spoke at Myrtle Desk Co to honor staff at the Ten and Twenty Year Club banquet in the Sky Room of the Southern Furniture Exposition Building. About 170 attended as President T. R. Pitts handed 20 year awards and 10 year rings and watches to long serving employees. Francis E. White led the program as master of ceremonies.
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R. C. Elliott
W. J. Knox
E. T. Padgett
Elijah Norton
J. R. Jones
J. F. Wall
Jeff Robertson
W. D. Fields
H. T. Brown
R. A. Leak
E. C. Owens
White
H. B. Adams
K. L. Cash
W. L. Martin
H. B. O’brien
Martin Overton
Leroy Rorie
Anthony Seymour
E. H. Smith
S. R. Stancil
J. R. Wilmoth
S. A. Workman
No Red Flags For Kosygin
A memo to Prime Minister Demirel urged that Soviet flags not be flown during Soviet Premier Kosygin's eight day visit to Turkey starting Tuesday. Ahmet Atesoglu warned Turkish Soviet enmity would last until doomsday and said displaying flags would disrespect the 50 million martyrs of Turkish Russian battles.
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Dr. Wilson to Address NASA Chemists at Langley Field
High Point College chemistry professor Dr. Christopher L. Wilson will speak to NASA chemists at Langley Field Norfolk Va on heat resistant polymers. He will also consult with NASA's chemical division about synthetic methods for materials like teflon insulations and space lubricants. He leads Unipoint Industries in High Point and has advised Goddard Flight Agency on space travel problems.
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High Point College
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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Norfolk
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Point College
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Unipoint Industries
High Point
Washington
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Community Club Meeting Set at Burns Hill Annex
Burns Hill Community Sympathy Club will hold a meeting Monday at 7 30 p m at the Annex neighborhood house 1020 Leonard Street.
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Burns Hill
Annex
Leonard St
Cheer Fund Nears Five Thousand as Millions Hope
Ninety five cents short of 5000 by noon Saturday. Benny Braica, general chairman, says 6000 is the absolute minimum and urges local residents to give more. Contributions may be sent to the Cheer Fund via the Postmaster or directly to The Enterprise for daily acknowledgment. Early yesterday the paper lists donors.
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Cheer Fund
Leonard Street School Presents Yale Operetta The Legend of the Snow Man
Leonard Street School stages The Legend of the Snow Man an operetta in three acts Tuesday at 8 p m opening the annual Christmas Program. Pupils from each grade perform with roles including Snow Man News Boy Japanese Juggler Captain of the Tin Soldiers and Carol Singers. Mrs B L Jackson chairs with faculty support.
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Leonard Street
Gary Boulware
John Carroll
Chauncey Ford
Mary Carroll
Cynthia Waddell
Donald Cathey
Raymond Rawlinson
Janice Wall
Tin Soldiers
Emanuel Barnes
B. L. Jackson
Christmas Dreams Play by Park View Village School Third Grade
Parents and friends invited to a Christmas play titled Christmas Dreams by the Park View Village School third graders. The performance is scheduled for Monday at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium.
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Weather forecast predicts fifty percent rain chance today
The forecast calls for considerable cloudiness cooler temperatures and a 50 percent chance of rain today and tonight. Tomorrow should be partly cloudy with cooler temperatures with a high near 48 and a low around 40.
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