Health concerns spark annexation debate in Oakview area
The High Point Enterprise column and city officials discuss whether malfunctioning septic tanks and unprotected wells in Oakview Estates constitute a health hazard. A sanitation survey found 31 of 190 homes with malfunctioning septic tanks and 67 with unprotected wells, suggesting annexation talks or county sewer may be pursued.
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Oakview Estates
North Carolina
Ridgecrest
Owen Braughter
High Point
Oakview
Braughter
Why Court Costs Apply Even If You Plead Guilty
A reader explains that court costs accompany every ticket or charge regardless of courtroom appearance. The breakdown shows a $16 total: $2 facility fee for the building, $2 officers’ service fee, and $3 to a law enforcement and officer retirement fund, plus a jail fee avoided but acknowledged.
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Administration of Justice
General Court of Justice
Paper Boy Seeks Help For New Bicycle And Paper Drive
Archdale resident asks for action line help to locate a youngster selling papers to buy a bicycle. He provides the boy’s Clover Drive address and contact numbers for paper pickups. Also advises on housing options and church checks.
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Archdale
Clover Drive
Border city in Northern Ireland braces for clash as violence rises
Bombs and gunfire mark a surge in bloodshed as British troops tighten around Newry for a civil rights march defying government bans. In Londonderry, soldiers say they hit two guerrillas amid renewed clashes that left casualties, while BBC reports 90 injured in London protests and 3,000 troops surround Newry to curb IRA activity.
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Newry
Northern Ireland
Londonderry
Irish Republic
Britain
Downing Street
London
AEC Accused of Distorting Nuclear Plant Safety Data
The National Intervenors, a coalition of 45 groups, allege the AEC suppresses information and coaches witnesses at Bethesd a hearings on nuclear plant safety. They claim emergency core cooling tests are unsafe and demand more testing and independence from industry.
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AEC
Chicago
Atomic Energy Commission
The
Inter
Venors
Bethesda
Myron M. Cherry
Cherry
Advisory Committee On
Nixon Prospects In North Carolina Reveal Racial Split
A UNC Chapel Hill survey of 1 091 North Carolinians shows Nixon leading in three trial races but Kennedy closing within a few points, with Wallace drawing strong white support and blacks favoring Muskie or Nixon. Race shapes voting patterns as whites back Nixon while blacks lean toward Muskie or Humphrey.
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Mary Junck
Maury Danien Klein
Chapel Hill
Nixon
North Carolina
Institute For Research In Social Science
University of North Carolina
Edward Kennedy
Edmund Muskie
Hubert Humphrey
George Wallace
Alabama
Kennedy
Wallace
Muskie
Humphrey
s.Wallace
Inside Reading CIVIC 1040 Test Writing Families
Editorial page content diverse civic topics from an educational section. Mentions families and community roles across pages with typical newspaper layout and commentary tone. No specific events or individuals clearly identifiable in the readable text.
Federal Housing Operation To Greatly Alter Patterns
The federal housing department will start Monday its disputed new regulations aimed at breaking up concentrations of federally subsidized low income and minority housing in inner city areas. The rules have been seen by many as largely precluding such clusters.
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Washington
Federal Housing Department
Federal Register
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Federal Housing Administration
FHA
Bill To End Dock Strike Is Reached
A House Labor subcommittee drafts a bill to end the 120 day West Coast dock strike with a vote in sight by Wednesday. Negotiations between ILWU and Pacific Maritime resume as draft housing rules shift HUD policy toward open nonsegregated housing and lower income access amid urban renewal debates.
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Washington
House
Frank Thompson Jr
D-N.h
International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Union
The
Pacific Maritime Association
San Francisco
Irving's Wife Is Charged In Hughes Autobiography Case
Zurich prosecutors seek extradition of Mrs. Clifford Irving from the United States on charges of fraud and forgery connected to the $650,000 payment for a purported Howard Hughes autobiography. Interpol relayed the warrant as Swiss authorities investigate. Irving and his wife are in New York. Swiss charges also target Irving for fraud and forgery.
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Zurich
Switzerland
Clifford Irving
United States
Howard Hughes
Peter Veleff
Interpol
U.S
Irving
New York
McGraw-Hill, Inc
Veleff
Helga R. Hughes
McGraw-Hill
Hughes
Killers Still At Large In Boone Murders
A Boone area triple murder left Troy Hall and his wife discovering the bodies of Bryce Durham, his son Bobby, and Bryce’s wife. Investigators probe robbery or revenge motives as perpetrators fled in a stolen four wheel drive vehicle. The trail goes cold amid ice and snow in western North Carolina.
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Boone, N.C
Troy Hall
Boone
Hall
Bobby
Bryce
Bryce Durham
Durham
North Carolina
Watauga County
Ward Carroll
State Bureau of Investigation
Jess Minter
Asheville
Durhams
Cecil Small
Small
Durham House
Mrs. Hall
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