Inspection Slated For New Trinity High School Campus
Asheboro officials announce the final state inspection for Trinity High School on January 21. If no major issues arise, move into the new campus could begin immediately after. County Superintendent Lacy Presnell will report to the county board of education at a special session tonight. The meeting also considers Faith Christian Church School of Ramseur requesting gym use at Ramseur Elementary for occasional PE classes.
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Asheboro
Trinity High School
Lacy M. Presnell
County Board of Education
Presnell
Board of Education
Faith Christian Church School
Ramseur
Meeting in High Point on Attitudes Toward Returning Patients
The High Point Mental Health Association will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m in the social room of Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church. The session will discuss Exploring our Attitudes Toward Patients Returning from Mental Hospitals.
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High Point Mental Health Association
Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church
Miss Nell Jones Wins 1969 Miss Drive-In Teller Title
A Jacksonville bank teller Nell Jones of First National Bank of Eastern North Carolina won the National Title Miss Drive-In Teller of 1969 from three finalists selected by presidents of the nation's banks.
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Jacksonville
N.C
Nell Jones
First National Bank of
Soul City plan aims to build Negro town in Warren County
Negro leader Floyd B. McKissick announces Soul City a predominantly Black town to be built in Warren County North Carolina designed to curb rural impoverishment. He projects 25 million dollars in investment with 1810 acres eyed for development near Raleigh Durham. four industries express interest and federal housing aid is sought.
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Washington
Floyd B. McKissick
North Carolina
Soul City
McKissick
Durham
N. C
Congress of Racial Equality
Orville Freeman
Freeman
Warren County
Raleigh- Durham
Perry Lumber Co
Police Probe Break-In At Sunshine Laundry
City police investigate a break-in at Sunshine Laundry on W Green Street damaging six washing machines and risking cash. Other reports note Jan 11 thefts of china and silverware worth 1329 from a buffet, Jan 10 box theft worth 505, and Jan 12 car battery lost at Towne Theater. Three juveniles detained for Sears shoplifting. additional Jan thefts and a High Point felonious escape case tied to a Jan 3 incident.
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International Longshoremen's Association
Edward F. Curley
Kerr Steamship Co
Forra
Sunshine Laundry
W. Green Street
William Kuhn
Seminole Lane
Alden Hauser
E. Kearns Street
Sears Roebuck
James Fontaine
Lawndale Drive
Towne Theater
Parris Street
Little Avenue
A. R. Bennet
Westwood Street
YMCA
Virgil Jones
Sharon Street
High Point
Randolph
Jones
Charles Martin Jr
Liberty Drive
Trade Winds Bankers See Fear Of All-Out War
North American Newspaper Alliance reports bankers fear a regional and global escalation. Near and Far East tensions rise with Israeli Arab conflict and Vietnam war risk. Analysts warn a Paris peace breakdown could trigger a broad war, while stock traders see weak buying and Japanese color TV price moves amid U.S. imports concerns.
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Lou Schneider
Alliance
New York
Wall Street
Near East
Far East
China
Soviet Union
North Vietnam
Hanoi
South Vietnam
Saigon
Richard Nixon
Henry Cabot Lodge
U. S
Paris
Investments Are Revealed In 1968 Plant Investments
Raleigh report shows Carolina Power and Light Co. recorded 240 million dollars in investments for new and expanded industrial plants across North and South Carolina during 1968.
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Raleigh
Carolina Power and Light Co
North
South Carolina
Negotiations Resume Between Wire Service Guild and AP
Negotiators for the Associated Press and the striking Wire Service Guild resume talks with federal mediators in Washington on Tuesday. In New York, Daily News staff resumed normal AP copy processing after an arbitration ruling, while a federal hearing eyed an NLRA injunction. The dispute centers on wages and a modified Guild Shop with proposals near 264 top weekly minimum and 205 offered by AP.
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Washington
Associated Press
Wire Service Guild
Mediation Service
New York
American Newspaper Guild
New York Daily News
News Service
Norjtmal
National Labor Relations Board
New York Times
New York Post
Walter A. Maggiolo
Mediation and Conciliation Service
Daily News
Monroe Berkowitz
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