Government relocation aid and contact details provided
The article explains that relocation compensation is set by a median appraisal among three real estate men with a scale to balance received value and tenant costs, and moving costs are paid. The Central Relocation Agency in High Point assists uprooted families, offering counseling and help finding a comparable home. Updated phone: 886-4131. For Lee Trevino contact, write to him c/o Tournament Players Division, PGA of America, 60 East 42nd Street, New York NY 10017.
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High Point
Central Relocation Agency
Lee Trevino
Tournament Players Division
Professional Golfers’ Assn. of America
East 42Nd Street
New York
N. Y
Fishing License Question for under 16
A reader asks if a fishing license is required for someone under 16. The answer: No license is needed for minors under sixteen.
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T. B
Tennis Courtesy Rule and Local Water Rates Q and A
A public service style Q and A covers one set per court policy for returning players after a set and details on city water charges by units of 750 gallons. It also answers age queries for Doris Day Mary Tyler Moore Ali McGraw and Marlo Thomas with notes on uncertainty for Miss McGraw's birthdate.
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Doris Day
Mary Tyler Moore
Ali McGraw
Marlo Thomas
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Detroit
Ali
Miss McGraw
Tenant responsibilities and proposed rental inspections in High Point
A homeowner argues for tenant duties and a refundable deposit with post tenancy inspections to address damage from poor property upkeep. The writer notes issues with cleanliness, burst pipes, and water damage and questions affordability of stricter standards for renters.
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High Point
Two Ex-White House Aides Ready to Implicate Haldeman
Two former White House officials Gordon Strachan and Herbert Porter reportedly plan to plead guilty and cooperate with Archibald Cox in the Watergate cover up. Strachan says Haldeman knew of the cover up from the beginning. Porter faces obstruction of justice for perjury components.
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Michael Putzel
Associated Press
Washington
White House
H. R. Haldeman
New York Daily News
Gordon Strachan
Herbert L. Porter
Haldeman
Archibald Cox
Porter
Strachan
Senate
Watergate Committee
Daily News
Nixon
Ronald L. Ziegler
Cash
Charles W. Colson
John W. Dean III
Colson
Alice Causes Light Damage In Bermuda
Bermuda, Hamilton AP Alice the season’s first hurricane brushed Bermuda early today, causing light damage and heavy rain ending a drought. No casualties. 10,000 Americans stranded inland briefly. Winds 65 mph locally, gusts to 86, seas 16 22 feet, eye passed 26 miles west at 2:50 a.m. offshore. The storm moves north northeast at about 10 mph with possible slight strengthening.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Alice
Carolina
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Tar Heels Celebrate Fourth Across North Carolina
Independence Day events spanned the state from Greensboro sheep shearing at County Park Zoo to a 62 mile wagon train from Andrews arriving in Sylva. Other trains reach Mars Hill and Marshall as crowds enjoy parades, fireworks and historic tours in Winston-Salem Salisbury and Charlotte's Freedom Park.
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North Carolina
Greensboro
Sylva
County Park Zoo
Andrews
Mars Hill
Marshall
N.C
James T. Broyhill
Lenoir
Old Salem
Winston-Salem
Salem College
Home Moravian Church
Salem Square
Rowan Museum
Salisbury
Faith
Rowan County
Jim Holshouser
Charlotte
Freedom Park
Beaufort County
Belhaven
Hickory Grove
Asheville Recreation Park
Beech
Weaverville
Inflation Phase Four proposal eyed by business leaders
Washington officials briefed reporters on Phase 4 anti inflation plans. The plan would let firms trim profits or absorb some higher production costs while potentially raising prices slightly to offset the increases. Restaurants are exempt from mandatory pay controls though the price freeze stays. Affected costs like clock production could see targeted price changes to recover portions of cost rises.
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Washington
Council
John T. Dunlop
White House
Treasury
George P. Shultz
Dunlop
Talks on possible U S relations with East Germany
Secretary of State Rogers and East German Foreign Minister Winter spoke at a European Security Conference dinner about the prospect of establishing diplomatic relations. Officials said the brief discussion was not a major development, with timing and compensation claims cited as complicating factors amid East German ties with Western nations.
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Helsinki
Finland
William P. Rogers
Otto Winter
Rogers
Winter
Urho Kekkonen
U.S
Nixon
East Germany
West Germany
United States
Charges Dropped Against Five Prisoners of War
Five former POWs are leaving the Army after Air Force Col Theodore Guy's misconduct charges were dropped. Two POWs consider legal action. two Marine Corps cases also dropped. An eighth POW who faced charges died last week, authorities say. Army Secretary Callaway ordered honorable discharges with no references, while evidence cited left the men ineligible for the volunteer Army.
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Washington
Army
Air Force
Theodore W. Guy
Hanoi
Plantation
Guy
Marine Corps
Frederick L. Elbert Jr
Santa Rosa
Calif
Denver
Abel Larry Kavanaugh
Larry
Sandra Kavanaugh
Chicago
Kavanaugh
Howard H. “Bo” Callaway
Pentagon
Defense Department
Callaway
James B. M. Stockdale
Robert P. Chenoweth
Portland
Ore
John A. Young
Grayslake
Ill
James A. Daly Jr
Brooklyn
N.Y
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Spado
Woody Hampton
Leonard Garment
Senate Watergate Committee
Samuel Dash
Garment
Tar Heels
THE
E. Germany
Anthony Collings
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