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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1973

Page

2

Navy Lets Grumman Take a 54 Million Loan for Aircraft

A satirical report depicts the Navy advancing 54 million dollars to Grumman Aircraft as an “advance on F-14 airplanes” and describes a fictional, jokey bank run through the Pentagon. It portrays officials offering questionable terms and perks.

Washington United States Navy Gumman Aircraft Co Navy Grumman Morris Stans Secretary of Commerce Pentagon Smiley Morris Litton Industries Stans Department of Defense Gumman Aircraft Bank of America

Morehead Finalists Selected From District V

Six Greensboro area students along with one from Burlington, Raymond Alan Shelton, Charles Brian Clark, Dwight Merriman Davidson III, Christopher Whitman Moore, John Wesley Sanders III and John Dargon Watson Jr., are finalists for 1973 Morehead Scholarships at UNC. Alternates David Walter Trader and David Garland Murray are also named.

Chapel Hill Greensboro Burlington Morehead University of North Carolina Raymond Alan Shelton Charles Brian Clark Dwight Merriman Davidson III Christopher Whitman Moore John Wesley Sanders III John Dargon Watson Jr David Walter Trader David Garland Murray Alamance Chatham Guilford Randolph Central

Smith Proposes Tough Measures Against Drunk Driving

North Carolina Sen. McNeill Smith of Guilford pushes for objective breathalyzer based drunk driving standards. Bills with Rep. George Miller aim to require roadside pre arrest tests and penalties for refusal, backed by data from Dr. Page Hudson and Dr. John Ewing on liquor related highway deaths.

Bryan Haislip Raleigh Sen. McNeill Smith Guilford Smith General Assembly Rep George Miller Durham Senate House Highway Safety Committees Rep. Miller House Sen. Smith Miller Page Hudson Hudson John Ewing Center For Alcohol Studies University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill Ewing Great Britain

Watershed plan stirs Guilford County debate and Burlington reservoir talks

Guilford County commissioners voiced concern over state designation of southeastern Guilford as a watershed impacting industrial and residential development. The controversy ties to a proposed Burlington reservoir on Greater Alamance Creek with a $7 million lake, a $1 million filter plant, and possible Haw River water sources. Officials plan a Piedmont conference to discuss regional water needs.

Greensboro Guilford County Guilford Burlington Alamance Maxwell Piedmont Piedmont Triad Council of Governments Caswell Rockingham Percy Sears Alamance Creek State Water and Air Resources Department School For the Deaf William Baker Raleigh John Witherspoon Perttu Virtanen Sears Haw River

Preliminary hearing ends. Young bound over for trial

District court Judge Ed Washington denied a suppression motion and bound Darrell Lee Young for superior court trial on murder kidnaping and robbery charges. Gallimore, 19, was forced into a car at Westchester Mall on Nov. 3 and found shot to death the next day off Blandwood Circle. State Agent E L Sneed testified Young admitted killing her and described forcing her into the car and the gunfire incident.

District Court Ed Washington Darrell Lee Young George Place Superior Court Young Bonnie Lynn Gallimore Oakview Road Miss Gallimore Westchester Mall Marilyn Shoe Store Blandwood Circle Albertson Road Washington State Bureau of Investigation E. L. Sneed Sneed Galli Blandwood

Convention Speeches Highlight Southern Republican Tide

Governors James Holshouser Jr. and Arch Moore Jr. told California Republicans at the 1973 state convention that a political tide favors the South. Holshouser, North Carolina’s GOP leader, said young Republicans offer change while Moore urged unity amid internal party battles and emphasized nationwide political prosperity.

Sacramento California South James Holshouser Jr North Carolina Arch Moore Jr West Virginia Holfhouser Moore Jay Rockefeller Nixon Vietnam

Wounded Man Sought After Ridgecrest Drive Shooting

Police seek James Lee Williams, 37, after an argument at a Ridgecrest Drive home ended with Doris M. Hicks firing a pistol. Williams left, later said he was unhurt and staying with a friend near Cedar Square. no charges yet. A second note names Beulah L. Williams arrested for concealing five cartons of cigarettes at Big.

Morris BuNav Boc Commander Smiley Bureau of Navy Stans Litton Industries Ash Cape Cod Smiley High Point Ridgecrest Drive James Lee Williams Doris M. Hicks Williams Hicks Cedar Square Friendly Avenue Beulah L. Williams

Greensboro Commissioners to weigh fire coverage expansion

Guilford County commissioners schedule public hearings starting at 9 a.m. on Monday to consider extending Pinecroft-Sedgefield Volunteer Fire Dept service area. Other hearings cover removal of a road segment, a utility easement, and grant requests including 10,000 for next year and 13,800 for rehabilitation services.

Greensboro Pinecroft-Sedgefield Guilford County Board of Commissioners Guilford County Administration Greensboro- High Point Division of Vocational Rehabilitation Oak

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