Raleigh van Buren Land obituary funeral notice
Deaths and funerals across North Carolina list RALEIGH van Buren Land 5 of 108 Tideland Circle. survived by wife Florence Lloyd and four children. funeral Monday 1 p.m. at Mitchell Funeral Home Chapel with burial at Montlawn Memorial Park. Family to receive visitors Sunday 7–9 p.m. at the funeral home. Sentences cover multiple survivors and arrangements.
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Raleigh
van Buren Land
Tideland
Ircle
Caroline Power
Florence H. Lloyd
Thomas Haizlip
J. W. Flake
City Cemetery
Ex-Officers Face Barriers After Military Careers in Florida
Florida hosts a large cohort of ex officers amid a national trend of retirement and downsizing. The piece tracks 37,000 officers across services who left this year, the rise in retirements to 1.1 million last year, and ongoing court actions challenging the promotion system. It quotes Rod Kropp and Stanley Hyman on civilian hurdles, bias, and adapting skills for civilian work, noting Florida’s unemployment dynamics and tax benefits affecting retirees.
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Florida
Jerry Brown
Army
Air Force
Navy
Marine
West Point
Defense Department
Rod Kropp
Clearwater
Fla
Uring
Krapp
Stanley Hyman
Catholic University In
Washington
Hyman
Dla
Pentagon
U.S
Seattle
Momar
U.S. Labor Department
Lou Kish
Coronel
California
Ken Robertson
Tampa
Robertson
Mental Health Annual Meeting Set Thursday
Nico Qubein will address the annual dinner meeting of the High Point Mental Health Assn. at 6 30 pm Thursday at Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church. Election of new officers and board members will take place. Bob Yates will present a summary of the year s activities and awards will be given to three civic groups and several individuals for service. Reservations by calling 883 7490 between 9 and 4 2 on Monday.
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Victor Carter Rowland
Victor Carter
Iday
Dennis
Mickey Carter
High Point
Rowland First Baptist Church
Rowland
Nico Qubein
High Point Mental Health Assn
Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church
Bob Yates
Activites
Clvic
China and United States maintain friendship after Chou death
A U S House delegation led by Rep. Margaret Heckler returned from a 10 day China visit saying the two nations remain friendly despite Chou Enlai s death. They met Vice Premier Teng Hsiao ping and praised his direct pragmatic leadership while touring forts factories and hospitals and noting women in high power positions and women surgeons in China.
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Washington
U.S. Congress
People's Republic of China
House
Margaret M. Heckler
R-Mass
Chow
Heckler
Chix Na
Teng Hsiao-ping
Mes. Heckler
Chou En-lai
Chou
Institute of Foreign Relations of the People’s
Ot Ching
Republic
Uit
Sonic boom rattles Sylva during mid afternoon air display
In Sylva North Carolina a sonic boom shattered display windows in the downtown and nearby homes around 3:20 p.m. Witnesses describe a craft resembling a fighter plane. authorities contacted Dobbins AFB and a check is underway to identify the aircraft. No injuries reported.
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Sylva
N.C
Jackson County Sheriff's Department
Flight Service and Aeronautics Station
Atlanta
Dobbins Air Force Base
Marietta
Dobbins
Group Seeks Out Mrs Hair For Congress Opposed
Charlotte. A spokesman for the National Committee for an Effective Congress says Democrat Liz Hair, chair of Mecklenburg County Board of Commissioners, is the kind of person it would like to support against Rep. Jim Martin in the Ninth District. Hair says she would prefer to remain in county government.
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Charlotte
National Committee For
Congress
Liz Hair
Mecklenburg County
Seismologist warns on quake prediction by California woman
Dr. David M. Stewart of UNC Chapel Hill urged caution over a California woman Clarisa Bernhardt’s forecast of a major earthquake near Wilmington in January 1976. He noted the lack of major Carolinas quakes this century and questioned plant safety while highlighting potential events in Jocassee Reservoir, Brunswick Savannah area, and Charleston Summerville region.
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Carolinas
Stewart
Wilmington
First Balloon Flight by Constance Wolf Celebrated
Constance Wolf, 70, lifted from Independence Hall in a wicker balloon gondola and rose about 20 meters over Philadelphia to mark the nation’s first manned balloon ascent. About 5,000 spectators watched as she floated for roughly an hour in a 7 foot high helium craft she built herself. She landed safely in a field in Atco, New Jersey, 20 miles from Philadelphia, after aiming for Deptford.
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Philadelphia
Constance Wolf
Independence
Ateco
N.J
Federal Aviation Administration
Sman
Deptford
Atco
Dean Pierre Blanchard
Jane
Judge reassigned to civil cases after police remark
Wilmington District Court Judge John M. Walker, 65, moved from criminal to indefinite civil duties after reportedly calling the police department “a bunch of idiots.” Judge Gilbert Burnett said the rotation aims to resolve the incident. Police seek Judicial Standards Commission inquiry amid calls for impartial review. Walker expressed no worry about the matter.
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Wilmington
N.C
Walker
Dards Commission
Fraternal Order of Police
Man Saves Woman's Purse in K Mart Parking Lot
Kenneth Ray Cline, 9, helped recover a woman's shoulder bag and $31 after a purse snatching in the North Main Street K Mart parking lot. Cline chased down Douglass Nt. Honeycutt, 1811 Johnson Street, who allegedly grabbed Myrtle Johnson Gwynn's bag and fled toward Kirkwood Street. Gwynn identified the suspects. Cline was not injured.
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High Point
K-Mart
North Main Street
Kenneth Ray Cline
Rt. 3
Trinity
Douglass Nt. Honeycutt
Johnson Street
Myrtle Johnson Gwynn
Mouitt
Cline
Howlin’ Wolf Dies After Kidney Disease
Chicago AP reports singer Chester Arthur Burnett known as Howlin’ Wolf died Saturday from kidney disease complications. He influenced many performers including the Rolling Stones with whom he recorded an album in 1970. Burnett had been hospitalized since December and received kidney dialysis for about three years.
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Chicago
Chester Arthw Burnett
Wolf
Burngty
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