Ed Mendenhall Named High Point Man of the Year for 1973
Ed E. Mendenhall Jr., named High Point Man of the Year 1973, active in Memorial Hospital Maryfield Nursing Home and YMCA. His national roles include a Federal National Mortgage Assn advisory committee seat begun in 1973.
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Ed Mendenhall
High Point
Edward E. Mendenhall Jr
Federal National Mortage Assn
High Point Memorial Hospital
Maryfield Nursing Home
YMCA
Mendenhall
Enterprise
P. Hunter Dalton Jr
Henry A. Foscue
Memorial Hospital
Maryfield
Society of Friends
Action Line guidance on SSI and Christmas tree lore
In January 1974 the Social Security Administration will start SSI replacing Aid to the Aged and Disabled. The Guilford County DSS will stop issuing checks to aged and disabled public assistance recipients. questions should go to SSA. Medicaid and AFDC inquiries stay with DSS. Other Qs cover Christmas tree legends and the coldest earth temperature.
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Guilford County Department of Social Services
Social Security Administration
Guilford County
Department of Social Services
Social Security
N. Hamilton Street
Arctic Cold Dips Into Mid Nation After Heavy Snow
Bitter arctic air gripped the mid nation as temperatures plunged to 24 below zero in Minneapolis St. Paul and down to the mid 20s in central Texas. A major snowstorm dumped over a foot from the central Plains to the East, with tornadoes in Alabama and Georgia and widespread icy roads. Many schools canceled classes due to cold, heating oil shortages and hazardous highways.
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Associated Press
Texas
Kansas
Missouri
Central Plains
National Weather Service
Minnesota
Minneapolis- St. Paul International
Bemidji
Minn
Price Boost Authorized For Fuel Price Boost Authorized For Fuel
The government approved a price boost for fuel with retailers to raise gasoline, heating oil, and diesel by up to 1.5 cents per gallon in January to offset higher costs. Oil companies planned additional increases as supply and demand strained at service stations, with long lines and holiday closures complicating access.
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Washington
Federal Energy Office
Shell Oil Co
Standard Oil of California
Union Oil of California
Federal Energy
William E. Simon
Cost of Living Council
Mullis
Gasoline supplies seen easing for New Year day
A Carolina Motor Club survey of 70 Charlotte stations found about half open on New Year’s Day. Officials warn that many stations will adjust prices as dealers await monthly supply and possible price rises. Authorities caution against siphoning gas and illegal extra storage, noting health risks and new bans on carrying more than two gallons in closed trunks starting Sunday.
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Associated Press
Carolina Motor Club
Charlotte
Avery, Upchurch
Raleigh
North Carolina Service Station Association
Wayne Mullis
Service Station Association
The
Ray Nash
North Carolina
Nash
New Israeli Government In Doubt Amid Voting Returns
In Jerusalem AP reports, early returns from Israel's election show Labor led by Premier Golda Meir with about 62 seats in the 120 seat Knesset, while Likud gains could form a right wing bloc. Analysts doubt a strong majority, signaling a possible coalition path and delaying Geneva peace talks. Begin claims a bloc of 55 with Religious and some Labor support opposing full territorial concessions.
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Jerusalem
Golda Meir
Israel
Suez
Mrs. Meir
Socialist Laborites
Likud
Labor
Geneva
Meir
Menahem Begin
Knesset
Shortage Locks Most Gas Stations Over New Year
Gasoline pumps are locked up for the holiday as officials say up to 95 percent of service stations in some areas will be closed until Wednesday morning. Georgia official Jack Houston says many operators will enjoy a rare holiday, while Maryland and Oregon report near total closures. Arizona stations show about 15 percent open with few more expected today.
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Jack Houston
Georgia Association of Petroleum Retailers
Maryland
Oregon
Automobile Club of
Arizona
Kidnapped Girl Returns Safe After Abduction
In Daytona Beach Florida Kathy L Morris 20 was abducted at a birthday party early Sunday. A motorist in Ocala 80 miles away heard her cries from a car trunk and freed her. She was unharmed after medical checks. her father Ernest Morris praised the outcome. Police say four girls were attacked and robbed before the suspect fled.
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Daytona Beach
Fia
Ernest Morris
Morris
Kathy L. Morris
Ocala
Miss Morris
Daytona Beach Community College
Pattie Malarney
Miss Malarney
Ernest Malarney
Nixon's Watergate troubles haunt 1974 election year
Special Watergate prosecutor Jaworski says indictments likely in January and February in a substantial number of major developments. Grand juries may target former aides as the Senate committee seeks around 500 White House documents and tapes, triggering possible court fights. The House Judiciary panel weighs impeachment action with a report due by April 1.
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Jeffrey Mills
Associated Press
Washington
Nixon
Watergate
Leon Jaworski
Jaworski
Senate Watergate Committee
White House
House Judiciary Committee
Ing
Peter W. Rodine
House
Senate
Special Prosecutor
Grand
Ellsberg
ITT
Milk Fund
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Greensboro
Edward Emerson Mendenhall
Ida Alfred Mendenhall
Piedmont North Carolina
Guilford College
Tree of Life
Scandinavia
Winfrid
Boniface
Germany
Thor
Winfred
Christ
Martin Luther
Bethlehem
Earth
P. A
Antarctica
Action Line
Greensboro Daily News
Gulf Coast States
Southern Appalachians
Alabama
Georgia
Griffin
Rockies
mid-Mississippi Valley
Ohio Valley
Great Lakes
New England
California
Don Waters
Energy
William &. Simon
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Ered
President Nixon
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