Inflation discussion panel heads to the Seventies in Washington
A distinguished panel in Washington discussed inflation with leaders from business labor and government. Key points included potential bank rate changes and wage restraint as remedies while noting price adjustments by Recall Motors and broader inflationary pressures. The group offered no final solutions.
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Washington
United States
Washington, D.C
White House
Walgreen
Elias Endicott
Banking Institute of
Sheldon Carbon
Recall Motor Co
Recall Motors
Recall Board of Directors
High Point Co-Eds Named Masland Cover Girls for Market
Twelve High Point College students are chosen to represent Masland and Duraleather at the High Point Furniture Market. The firm awards a $1000 scholarship in the name of the Cover Girl, with 95 students chosen nationally for markets in Chicago New York Dallas Los Angeles San Francisco Atlanta and High Point this month.
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High Point College
High Point
Masl and Duraleather Co
Philadelphia
Masland
Duran
Chicago
New York
Dallas
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Atlanta
The
University of Illinois
Notre Dame College of New York
Georgia State University
North Texas State College
Long Beach City College of California
College of Arts and Crafts
Oakland
Calif
Kiwanis Talk Warns Of Drug Dangers By Mrs Payne
Greensboro pharmacist Mrs William M Payne told High Point Kiwanis Club members that drugs are deadly especially to youths. She warned parents to monitor children closely and keep communication open. She described illicit drugs LSD heroin and marijuana and cited price and danger figures.
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William M. Payne
Greensboro
High Point Kiwanis Club
Mrs. Payne
Cold Spell Victims May Get Water Bill Adjustments
City Council authorizes 50 percent credit on amounts above the 12 month average for water bills and 100 percent on sewer charges for residences with frozen pipe leaks during the early January cold spell. Applicants must supply a plumber’s statement or certification of a leak. Adjustments apply to higher bills from the severely cold period and must be requested at city hall utilities department.
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Utilities Department
City Hall
Wet Weekend Predicted for High Point Area
The forecast from Friendship Airport predicts a cloudy wet weekend for High Point residents with rain today and tonight. Daytime temperatures near 40 degrees and chances of precipitation at 100 percent, with continued rain likely tonight at 89 percent.
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High Point Area
Friendship Airport
Thief Nets Cash and Guns in Trinity Street Break In
Davidson County deputies report a home on Trinity Street Ext entered Friday and $435 in cash plus $125 in goods taken including two pistols ammunition a flashlight and a cigarette lighter from Austin Swaim’s residence. An attempted break in at Southgate Branch of State Commercial Bank caused $100 damage. William Belvin McDonald was arrested for drunken driving.
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Thomasville
Trinity Street
Davidson County Sheriff's Dept
Austin Swaim
Shriff's
Southgate
State Commercial Bank
Randolph Street
Sheriff's Department
William Belvin McDonald
Rt. 1
Kernersville
Pedestrian injuries in string of Friday car mishaps
Two pedestrians and one vehicle occupant were hurt in multiple Friday crashes. Edward Ray Cox, 15, struck near K-Mart. James Coleman collided with two cars on Washington Street. Beulah Steeleman injured when Bernies Murphy failed to yield. Damage about 200 dollars per vehicle. Several drivers cited for traffic violations.
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Edward Ray Cox
Avondale St
Billy Lee Livengood
Rt. 5
Winston-Salem
Edward
Winston Road
K-Mart
Livengood
N. Main
Old Winston Road
James Coleman
David Lee Gay
Kivett Dr
Washington St
Coleman
Lewis Williams
Davis Ave
Bernie Willes Murphy
Pine Circle
Parris St
Idol
Annie Vencannon Steeleman
Planners To Rule On Housing Rezoning Proposal
City Planning and Zoning Commission will meet in executive session Monday night to vote on High Point Church Housing Associates 47 acre rezoning request from Residential A-20 to A-2. Nearly 200 neighbors protested, fearing devalued homes and lower neighborhood quality. Other items on the agenda include rezoning proposals on Fairfield Road Pendleton Street and S Main Street and a Lakeside Drive renaming in Lakeview Heights.
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High Point Church Housing Associates, Inc
Church
Cedron Avenue
Fairfield Road
Pendleton Street
S. Main Street
Lakeside Drive
Lakeview Heights Subdivision
Andrew Seeks Re election to Randolph County School Board
Andrew T. Kimberly of Rt 1 Climax announced Friday his bid for re election to the Randolph County School Board in the May primary. He is completing his first two year term and was re elected last Monday as vice chairman. He is a former Staley postmaster and works with a Greensboro agricultural chemical firm. He married Louise White Andrew in 1936 and they have one son in the U S Navy.
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Rock Sloboda
United Typewriter
Sandstone, Match and
Alexander Bell
The
XII
Telephone Company
Asheboro
Kimber T. Andrew
Rt. 1
Climax
Friday
Randolph County School Board
Andrew
Staley
Greensboro Agricultural Chemical Company
Pes
Staley High School
Guilford College
Louise White Andrew
U. S. Navy
Four Die in Flaming Wreck on Highway 311
Four persons die in a three car crash on U S 311 south of Winston-Salem about 12 10 a m All identified deceased are Raleigh Oliver Brim Jr 20 Connie Edwards Brim 19 and Raleigh Oliver Ellis Brim Jr 6 months from Mount Airy and Kenneth H Weavil 22 of Kernersville David Kim Long 22 of Winston Salem survived with injuries.
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High Point
U.S. 311
Here
L. G. McCollum
Raleigh Oliver Brim
David Kim Long
Winston-Salem
Long
Forsyth Memorial Hospital
Winston- Salem
Weavil
Twin City
Brim
Mount Airy
Raleigh C. Brim
McCollum
Moody Funeral Home
Candidates Flood Raleigh Offices in May Primary Push
In Raleigh candidates file for May 2 primaries with deadlines February 20 for Congress and state courts, and March 20 for county offices and the General Assembly. The State Elections Board says activity will heat up as the political year progresses. Other items note prison chick contracts, rats using a 50 degree trough, a $67,000 fisheries patrol boat, and an overstocked supply of city license tags.
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Raleigh
State Board of Elections
State Elections Board
Congress
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Superior Court
District Court
State Senate
House of Representatives
Alex K. Brock
Fisheries Patrol
Carteret Boat Works
Carteret County
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Kannapolis
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Mount Holly Springs
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Italy
High Point Memorial Hospital
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Eugene Monk
Gordon St
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Meredith St
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