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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1975

Page

7

Combining Firemen, Police Can Save Cities Money

Baton Rouge AP report on PAR findings that merging police and fire duties into public safety officers could cut costs and boost efficiency. Cites 1974 FLSA changes, Durham consolidation results, and calls for partial consolidation and legislative amendment.

Baton Rouge Louisiana Public Affairs Research Council PAR

Man builds dream house of biblical and historic scenes

Frank Butts, a Camden County brickmason, spent 40 years crafting a personal Shangri La inside a house adorned with mortar and glass. The structure features depictions of Hitler, Moses, the Cuban blockade, and World War II prophecies, with walls embedded with pictures and maps. Neighbors recall his mental health struggles and expulsion from church, yet the house remained his life’s work and a volatile monument to his dreams.

Leo Boatright Elizabeth City N.C Frank Butts Butts North Carolina

Virginia official optimistic on fiscal stability plan

Virginia House Appropriations Chairman Edward B. Lane said cautious belt tightening plus an economic upswing could firm up the state's fiscal stability. He noted Gov. Mills Godwin’s expense cuts and projected a $372,000 unspent balance of nearly $3 billion in general funds, assuming late 1975 recovery and continued cost-cutting.

Durham N.C PAR Richmond Virginia House of Delegates Appropriations Committee Edward B. Lane House Lane Mills Godwin Godwin

Drake Search Aims For Panamanian Wrecks And Graves

In Charleston a large international maritime archaeology meeting announced a project to locate Sir Francis Drake s watery grave off Portobelo Panama and wrecks of Drake s ships the Elizabeth and the Delight. An expedition backed by the Council for Nautical Archaeology will be led by Reina Torres de Arauz of Panama s National Museum with an international team supervised by her.

Charleston Francis Drake Panama Sydney Wignall Wignall Society For Historical Archaeology Underwater Archaeology Institute of Archaeology and Anthropology University of South Carolina Marine Archaeological Project Council For Nautical Archaeology Reina Torres de Arauz Panama National Portobelo

Raleigh lawyer tapped to defend Coble in civil suit

Raleigh attorney Roger Smith was named to defend state Revenue Secretary J. Howard Coble after Atty. Gen. Rufus Edmisten refused. Grissom’s suit, accusing Coble of firing him over political intentions, was delayed indefinitely amid potential conflicts and an SBI probe. Edmisten’s tax-issue history referenced. Holshouser’s administration supported the private defense hire.

Raleigh J. Howard Coble Rufus Edmisten Joseph Grissom Revenue Department Grisson Coble Jim Holshouser State Bureau of Investigation SBI Attorney General Edmisten North Carolina Holfhouser Roger Smith

Nixon Observes 62nd Birthday Quietly at Oceanfront Estate

Former President Richard Nixon marks his 62nd birthday at his San Clemente home with family plans for a quiet day. Rabbi Baruch Korff, a close ally, says Nixon is sad about Watergate fallout but buoyed by world goodwill and attention as he recovers from surgery and faces mounting legal costs.

Jerry Buck Associated Press San Clemente Calif Richard M. Nixon Oceanside White House Baruch Korff Nixon President Nixon Massachusetts Korff

Black Leader Fights Return To Monroe

Robert F. Williams, a Black separatist, seeks to delay extradition from Michigan to North Carolina over kidnapping charges linked to racial violence in Monroe during the early 1960s. His attorney argues the indictment is forged and that his client is pursued for political beliefs.

Monroe Lansing, Mich Robert F. Williams North Carolina Michigan Supreme Court N.C

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Charlie Lambert Admiral Quality TV Charlie’s Radio & TV Service English RD Bmcall Drake Raleigh Man Nixon Justice Fund Americard W. Green Brittain’s High Point S. Main ST Dunkin' Donuts N. Main ST High Point, N.C
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