Beach satire on media and politics during a sunlit East Hampton day
A Los Angeles Times humor piece reflects on sunbathing antics and heavy political talk. A couple on a Long Island beach discuss SALT talks Nixon Watergate and Jaworski while a topless bystander becomes a fleeting comic foil. The banter pivots from inflation to impeachment as the narrator jokes the scene mirrors national chaos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Hampton
N. Y
Long Island
Atlantic Ocean
Tools Taken From Teddy Bear Motor Co Theft Probe
Police probe a rash of thefts after a tool box with tools valued at 1500 was stolen from Teddy Bear Motor Co on N Main Street. Arrests were made in three theft cases while a separate wallet theft and a major residence burglary yielded multiple items stolen including a shotgun and electronics.
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Teddy Bear Motor Co
N. Main Street
James Michael Frazier
Steele Street
Thee
Tim Shelton
Cliffside Dr
Michael Watson
W. Green Street
James Williams
Charlie Henderson Dyer
Woodlawn Dr
Brenda Hazelwood Porter
Porter
Barbara Walker
Baker Road
City Awarded Clean Water Grant to High Point
A grant totaling 227750 has been awarded to High Point to finance construction of a water supply system under the North Carolina Clean Water Bond Act of 1971. Total project costs reach about 200 million with state grants covering a portion and local, federal, and other funds filling the rest. Grant awards are processed by the Division of Health Services with more expected in January.
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High Point
Human Resources
David Flaherty
North Carolina
Division of Health Services
Flaherty
Officers Padlock Drink Houses and Arrest Suspects
Local and federal officers raided several suspected drink houses on Friday, padlocking premises and arresting people accused of selling liquor to an undercover ABC agent. Eight padlocking orders targeted renters and owners, with show cause dates set for August 19 in Superior Court.
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Howard Hayes
State Alcohol Beverage Control
ABC) Board
Arthur Binn
Vail Street
F. Pearl Payne
John L. Harris
Washington Drive
High Point Mortgage and Investors
Bernice Ezekiel
Cliffside Drive
E. P. Clodfelter
Superior Court
Andrews High School registers new students for 1974-75
Roscoe Wright Jr announces that any student who moved into the Andrews High School District since mid 1973 should register on weekdays between 8 am and noon or 3 pm to 5 pm. An ice cream supper and bake sale at Marlboro Friends Church near Sophia helps fund the church building fund.
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Roscoe Wright Jr
Andrews High School
Marlboro Friends Church
High Point
Highway 311
Sophia
Faith Stevens Urges Trust in America at Kiwanis Meeting
U S Senate hopeful William Stevens told the High Point Kiwanis Club that faith in America can be restored through renewed devotion to national principles. He described Watergate as a crisis while warning against apathy and urging cautious support for campaign financing reform and a stable federal role in world affairs.
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GAY Payne Enterprise
U. S
High Point Kiwanis Club
North Carolina
William Stevens
Washington
America
Stevens
U.S
Larger Lots Seen As Solution To Rural Septic Tank Problems
Guilford County may consider raising minimum residential lot sizes to 30 000 square feet in rural areas not served by sewers to curb septic tank issues. The plan stems from health concerns and a moratorium on 20 000 square foot lots. a 260 acre rezoning request by the Ervin Company on Fleming is also on the agenda.
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Jim Hawkins
Greensboro
Guilford County
Board of County Commissioners
Guilford County Planning Board
Planning Department
Virginia
Ervin Company
Fleming
Emergency O negative blood drive aids young High Point patient
The High Point Thomasville Red Cross chapter appeals for O negative blood to support a young woman at High Point Memorial Hospital who has received over 53 pints in three days. Donors may contact the Red Cross or give at the Westchester Mall bloodmobile Monday from 11 a.m. to 7:30 p.m.
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The
Red Cross
Martha Crofts
High Point- Thomasville
American Red Cross
Dinner Set For Morgan Dinner Set For Morgan
More than 250 people are expected at a fund raising dinner titled a Salute to Robert Morgan in Greensboro Monday night. U S Senator Henry Scoop Jackson will speak at the Rodeway Inn at 7 p m Morgan headquarters in Raleigh says Rep Richardson Preyer of Greensboro will be master of ceremonies. Charles W Phillips dean of the Guilford delegation in the State General Assembly will be honorary chairman.
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Robert Morgan
Greensboro
U.S
Henry
Jackson
Washington
Rodeway Inn
Morgan
Raleigh
Rep
Richardson Preyer
North Carolina
Charles W. Phillips
Guilford
State General Assembly
Add To Financial Woes Costs For Colleges Climb
North Carolina households face higher college costs as tuition and fees rise at Duke Davidson Queens St Andrews Salem Wake Forest and UNC system schools. Private yearly costs top four thousand dollars with room and board and books extra while public college costs vary by resident status. The trend prompts more students to attend community or technical colleges and transfer credits to four year institutions.
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Bill Noblitt
Raleigh
North Carolina
Duke University
Tan
Duke
Davidson College
Queens
St. Andrews
Salem
Wake Forest
Chapel Hill
Mitchell College
Statesville
Community College
Public Senior College
Evel
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Herb Stein
White House
House Judiciary Committee
Nixon
Supreme Court
Jaworski
T'am
Mr. Nixon
Stein
Sekaraly
National Football League
Redskins
Los Angeles Times
Sgt
J. C. Finch
POLI
High Point Enterprise
High Point Enterprise, Inc
Church Avenue
N.C
Associated Press
MATL
Tyr. & Mo
AP News
Weard-Griffith Company
National Advertising
Asheboro Street
Carolyn W. Hughes
Lake Street
W. W. Walker
Lorenzo Leach
Franklin Street
W. J. Wright
Gilbert Quick
Redding Street
D. A. Dowdy
James Ross Jr
UNC Chapel Hill
UNC Wilmington
Elizabeth City State University
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