Four High Point girls named Governor's Pages for Holshouser
Ann Haywood Beaver Shawn Risdon Karen Finch Patsedvouras and Connie Crawford, all Central High School juniors or seniors, will serve as Governor's Pages in Raleigh during the weeks of January 14 18 and January 21 25. They worked on Holshouser campaigns in 1972 and engage in Capitol tours during the General Assembly session.
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High Point
Raleigh
James Holshouser
Ann Haywood Beaver
Shawn Risdon
Karen Finch Patsedvouras
Connie Crawford
Central High School
Holfhouser
Karen
Shawn
High Point Republican Party
John G. Patseavouras
High Point Gop
Phillip J. Kirk Jr
General Assembly
Browns Ferry Kicks Off TVA Nuclear Era In Tennessee Valley
The Tennessee Valley Authority moves toward nuclear energy as Browns Ferry unit nears regular production by month’s end. The plant’s initial output reaches 75 percent of full power, with three units planned to add 3.456 million kWh to TVA’s system and total cost about 700 million dollars. TVA expands to Sequoyah and Watts Bar facilities in late 1970s aiming for 5 million kilowatts, while facing coal shortages and higher rates for residential and industrial customers.
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Escar Thompson
Browns Ferry
TVA
Sequoyah
Chattanooga
Watts Bar
Spring City
Tenn
Enterprise Honors Paper Boy Trent Benton of Ferndale
Trent Benton twelve, son of Mr and Mrs Robert Benton of 609 Gatewood Ave, was named Paper Carrier of the Month for January by The Enterprise. An eighth grade honor student at Ferndale Junior High, he delivers for a year and a half with his family across several routes. He places every paper as customers request and has only once landed one on a roof. Trent plays in a city Parks and Recreation basketball league when not delivering.
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Trent Benton
Enterprise
Trent
Robert Benton
Gatewood Ave
Ferndale Junior High School
Central High School
Parkway
First national automobile show opens at Madison Square Garden
In 1900 the first national automobile show unfolds at Madison Square Garden in New York City with thirty one manufacturers exhibiting cars.
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Madison Square Garden
New York City
Nashville Garbage Heat Plant Aims to Warm 27 Buildings
Nashville plans a $16.5 million Thermal Transfer Plant to burn 720 tons daily of residential and commercial trash to heat and cool 27 downtown buildings. Construction about 80 percent complete, service to start this summer with full operation planned in fall, as demand grows to 38 buildings.
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Christopher Cabot
Associated Press
Nashville
Adrian Gammill
I.C. Thomasson
Gammill
NTTC
Wilson
United States
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Governor's Pages
Dale Beaver
William M. Beaver
Oakhurst Ave
C. &. Beaver
Wickliff Ter
Ann
First Presbyterian Church
del §. Risdon
Cantering Rd
Emerywood Baptist Church
Louise Schubert
Florham
Gov. Holshouser
Connie
Herman E. Crawford
Rockspring Rd
Order of Rainbow Girls
Ann Beaver
Karen Patseavour AS
Brown Ferry
Kmart
Sinh
Michelin 'X
Wagner
Wagner Tire Service
Church Ave
Paper
City Parks and Recreation Dept
City of St. Louis and
Union Electric Co
Gabriel
Astra Brake Shop Inc
English RD
Dallas Pendry
Ford
Delco
Bank Americard First Bank Master Charge
Parteny Sale
Coutit
U.S
Carolina Tire CO
High Point, N.C
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