10 Jan 1977
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1977
Page
1
An extensive but brief snowstorm closed area schools today causing children to play in slush. Rain washed away much of the accumulation prompting a later resumption of classes in the spring.
Q and A discuss disability work trials and re determinations, adoption for singles, and toupee making. Weather reports cover a winter storm sweeping North Carolina with snow sleet and rain, school closures, accidents, and power outages across High Point Boone and coastal areas.
Israel will ask France to detain Mohammed Daoud Aadeh known as Abu Daoud for extradition over the 1972 Munich Olympic massacre plot. Paris officials note the move is the first Israeli bid to extradite a Palestinian guerrilla and skepticism rises about France’s cooperation.
Governor Jim Hunt issues an executive order establishing a state ethics code requiring policymakers to file financial disclosure statements with a new state board. The code applies to state employees and department heads, but not the Council of State, though voluntary compliance is urged. About 350 attendees watched as Hunt signed the order in the House chamber.
Storms blanket the East and Midwest with heavy snows and subzero temps. Roads become impassable and many districts close schools. Polo Missouri residents gather at the high school to direct remaining gas supplies to the elderly and sick as severe weather spreads across multiple states.
In New York, ten youths aged 15 to 18 from the Crazy Homicide gang were charged with malicious mischief and unlawful assembly after trying to set fire to a car. They used sign language during questioning, revealing their deaf mute status, police said. Nine were held. one released to parents.
Patricia Harris faced rough questioning from a key committee chair while expressing resolve to advocate aggressive housing policy as HUD secretary. Juanita Kreps, nominated for Commerce, told the Senate panel she would divest stocks to avoid conflicts of interest.
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