Weather forecast for the Carolinas and Virginia
South Carolina sees cloudy cold weather with lows near freezing in the mountains and around 40 at the coast. highs Tuesday near 40 in the mountains and about 53 on the coast. Virginia cloudy with light snow possible in the southwest tonight and possibly spreading statewide Tuesday. lows 15 to 20 in mountains, upper 20s elsewhere, highs Tuesday in the low to mid 30s. North Carolina will run below normal temperatures Tuesday to Saturday with daytime in the 40s, coastal nights around freezing, other areas in the 20s. slightly warmer Tuesday and Wednesday, then colder Thursday onward. precipitation total about half to three quarters of an inch as rain or snow Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Welcome Bank Flim-Flam Man Sought After Noon Heist
A flim flammer robbed Welcome Bank around noon today. Bank officials declined to reveal the amount. Police hunt a Negro man driving an old model automobile with an out of state plate as they search the Welcome area.
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Piedmont Natural Gas approves 1969 budget and reports 1968 gains
Piedmont Natural Gas directors approve a 1969 construction budget of 9 million including 517000 for High Point. 1968 gas sales revenues and earnings per share hit record levels with net income 3,293,371 and EPS 1.58, up 12 percent. Gas sales reached 54.8 billion cubic feet, customers 145,596. Dividend of 25 cents a share declared payable March 16 to record Feb 21 1969. preferred stock dividends also set for March 31 to record March 15 1968.
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Perpetual Savings reports record assets for 1968 gains
Perpetual Savings and Loan Assn reports total assets rose by 1,892,000 in 1968 to a record 30,179,428 with savings balances up 1,795,000. The 67th annual meeting noted 10,750 shareholders received 1,149,000 in dividends and 288 new loans totaling 3,841,000. Directors re-elected Parker and others, with Mendenhall as chairman and Clinard as vice chairman.
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Perpetual
Association
A. Scott Parker Jr
Parker
Guilford County
John W. Clinard Jr
O. C. Edwards Jr
Murrau M. White Sr
J. Henry Dowdy
J. Roger Edwards
T. R. English Jr
Ed Mendenhall
Thomas W. Sprinkle
Fred A. Thomas Jr
Worst Of Storm Over For W Coast
LOS ANGELES AP With inches of rain in parts the worst of a nine day storm over the state left 35 million apparently wrecked and about 9,000 damage, Gov Ronald Reagan said Californians began returning to damaged homes. President Nixon and Reagan announced federal and state funds to help rebuild as evacuations continued and mudslides threatened communities. Eighty six people died in the city. Hundreds evacuated, railroads and highways disrupted, and National Guardsmen aided in Santa Barbara, Cucamonga, and San Bernardino areas amid looting reports.
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Navy official recalls ship guns debate before incident
Bucher testified that Inspectors found the weapons plan overly cautious and some officers doubted guns should be aboard. He stated the guns were meant only if all else failed to extract the ship from harassment. He said North Korea’s fire left him hopelessly outgunned after asking for two 20mm weapons but receiving two .50 caliber machine guns.
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Fifteen Iraqis Hanged for Spying for Israel
The Baghdad and Basra squares were scene of dawn executions as fifteen Iraqis convicted of spying for Israel were hanged. The Associated Press reports nine of the condemned were Jews, with details broadcast by Baghdad afidad Radio.
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Farouk Nassar
Associated Press
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Baghdad
Basra
Baghafidad Radio
Urban League Director Fatally Wounded in Baghdad Attack
Edwin Pratt, executive director of the Seattle Urban League, was killed in Baghdad after a four-man court convicted him of spying and issued sentences. In Basra, another man died, and protesters filled Liberation Square shouting anti traitor slogans. Pratt’s widow, Betty, described a tense, masked home raid and a witness reported two youths with a weapon fled in a car.
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Judge Refuses Suppression Of Tape In Cal. Murder Case
Fort Lauderdale AP report says Judge E Summers Sheffey refused to suppress a jail tape linked to former Hollywood Fla officer Robert Erler charged with murdering Merilyn Clark in Aug 1968. Prosecutors seek voice identification. defense may renew motion if tape introduced. Police and witnesses subpoenaed. Clark survived a head wound and paralysis.
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Robert Erler
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Nurse Helen Weant Joins Indian Head Hosiery as Industrial Nurse
Helen E Weant R N has joined Indian Head Hosiery Company as industrial nurse. A 25 year registered nurse, she lives on Ashe Street with husband Robert D Weant and their three children. She served as an Army nurse in World War II including Guadalcanal evacuation. Previously she worked as an office nurse and at High Point Memorial Hospital.
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Indian Head Hosiery Company
Ashe Street
Robert D. Weant
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