Opening of North Carolina flue-cured tobacco market
Report notes Tuesday as the opening day for North Carolina's flue-cured tobacco market with coverage from laserphoto over the event.
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High Point Enterprise in High Point, North Carolina
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High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1977
Page
10
Billboard Artist Paints Giant Portraits on I-40
Paul Dale creates 48 foot billboard art along Interstate 40 reaching about 57,000 daily viewers. He signs each piece and adds personal touches, including a Catfish Hunter bust for Planters National Bank in Greensboro. The jet portrait near I-40 took three days and earned him 400 dollars. Dale majored in theater design at the North Carolina School of the Arts, graduating in 1973.
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Catfish Hunter
Eastern Airlines
Interstate 40
New York
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Dale
Piedmont
Planters National Bank
Greensboro
Catfish
New York Yankees
Billboard
North Carolina School of the Arts
Woodland NC to Use Natural Wastewater Land Application System
Woodland North Carolina plans a two mile pipeline to a settling lagoon then 30 days of treatment before irrigating 5 acres of fields. The project, funded mostly by a federal grant with state and town shares, aims to fertilize crops and filter wastewater through soil, replacing an aging tank.
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Water Resources Research Institute
North Carolina State University
Woodland
J.H. Stanley
Stanley
Federal Environmental Protection Agency
Melcher Tries To Correct Mistaken Image
Montana senator John Melcher fights a magazine mistake that labeled him vegetarian in Congress. He clarifies he is a veterinarian and warns readers about misperceptions affecting beef and livestock markets.
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