Second Paper Urges Lifting Of Gag Order
In Raleigh and Charlotte, North Carolina, newspapers press for release of an autopsy report in the shooting death of a Virginia state trooper. The Charlotte Observer joins the News and Observer in arguing the report should be public and could affect press freedom in the state.
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Raleigh
N.C
North Carolina
Virginia
State Court of Appeals
Charlotte Observer
News and Observer of
Observer
Appeals Court
Superior Court
Donald L. Smith
Smith
Garland W. Fisher
Interstate 85
Granville County
Reuben Sonny Conley
Atlanta
Fisher
Camp Cheerio Schedules Open House
The Camp Cheerio Board of Managers hosts an open house Sunday at 3 p.m. in the Chamber of Commerce Building on N Main St to discuss a four week trip to the United Kingdom and other topics. Twelve campers will be chosen to travel overseas, said camp director Ron Austin. Reservations must be made by January.
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Camp Cheerio Board of Managers
Chamber of Commerce
N. Main St
United Kingdom
Ron Austin
Jan
Greensboro considers larger pulverizer at White Street landfill
Guilford County commissioners discuss replacing three pulverizers with a single larger unit at White Street landfill and adding a west side bulk transfer station to move trash to the pulverizer. A Denver machine visit, new warranty, and amended solid waste agreement are on the agenda. Also up is a zoning change for Friends Home at Guilford College and sewer capacity reviews for a large addition.
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Greensboro
Guilford County Commissioners
White Street
High Point
Denver
Colo
Larry Harvell
County Environmental Services
Harvell
High Point Enterprise Rate Card Details
The High Point Enterprise publishes daily and Sunday editions with subscription rates listed for various terms. It notes AP content usage rights and that carriers are independent contractors, with Home delivery rate inquiries directed to local carriers.
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High Point Enterprise
High Rate Enterprise
Church Avenue
High Pot
Associated Press
AP News
High Point N.C
Ste
Auto Clips Utility Pole Collision on Shadow Valley Road
A car struck a city light pole on Shadow Valley Road Friday at 10 50 p m injuring a passenger. Police identified the driver as Bobby Grant Caldwell 20 Route 3 who faced a charge of exceeding a safe speed. Damages were about 1400 to the pole and another injury was reported but not treated.
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Shadow Valley Road
High Point Memorial Hospital
Bobby Grant Caldwell
Route 3
Caldwell
Shadow Valley
Westover
Swine Flu Campaign Ends Amid Paralyzing Link Doubt
North Carolina public health officials halted swine flu vaccinations after nationwide suspension. Only 21 percent of adults over 17 were inoculated, and five Guillain Barré syndrome cases were diagnosed statewide. Doctors noted no proven vaccine link and urged cautious interpretation of rising cases.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
J.N. MacCormack
Wilmington
MacCormack
Marvin Rozear
Robberies and Thefts Reported Across City Streets
A Troy resident Jeffrey Lee Sparkman reported an assault and robbery on Taylor Avenue by two Black males in a 1969 car. Varied items were stolen from multiple homes including a TV set clothing and watches totaling hundreds of dollars. Damages included a broken window at Arthur's Pharmacy and cut tires on two vehicles. Additional thefts involved a billfold, police scanner, CB radio, and various personal items.
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Troy
Jeffrey Lee Sparkman
Taylor Avenue
Sparkman
David R. Blue
Henley Street
Blue
Larry F. Machen
U.S. Navy
Lafayette
Motel 6
Greenview Terrace
Machen
Loretta Royal
Whiteoak Street
Robert Anderson Wilson
E. Farriss Avenue
Robert Luther Jacobs
Mill Street
Earl Waters
Nashville
DOT Defends Road Closing In Davidson County
The North Carolina DOT fights a Davidson County suit over closing an I-85 crossing in front of Cecile's Crushed Stone near Thomasville. DOT admits an old 1949 right of way agreement but says it does not grant direct access and denies harming Evans or bypass procedures.
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Thomasville
Davidson County
Governing Board
State Department of Transportation
DOT
Cecile
Davidson
Tommy Evans
Evans
DOT Answers
Sunglade Solar Homes Planned for Raleigh Subdivision
Raleigh attorney William A. Bason plans Sunglade a Sun powered subdivision with 60 energy saving homes. Construction begins before Christmas with Ecological Builders Inc. and a $5381 federal grant funds solar heating for model home. Prices start at $40000 with 1300 square feet minimum and buyer floorplan choice.
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Raleigh
Sunglade
William A. Bason
Bason
Ecological Builders Inc
Carolina Power and Light Co
C.S. Oldham
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Santa Claus
Bud Johnson
Burlington
Food World
Art Richardson
Cheerio
N&o
Charlotte
E. Osborne Ayscue Jr
Knight Publishing Co
Carlotte
Sonny Hedgecock
Friends Home, Inc
Guilford College
Planning Board
South Buffalo Creek
Elm Street High Avenue
Jasper Chavis
Betty Smith King
Concord
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