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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1977
Page
15
In a staged Civil War Centennial era scene four men fire rifles while a fifth, a bagpipe player, lies 'dead' on the ground. At right, women of the organization bake and prepare meals for soldiers. Figures named Kathryn Hoffman Ann Smith Sherry Seuberling and Vicky Burton are identified as participants.
A man fired a semiautomatic rifle at patrons leaving Uncle Albert's Lounge early Saturday killing six including a eight months pregnant woman. Dewitt C. Henry 26 was arrested minutes later. Authorities plan murder charges while arraignment looms. Witnesses say Henry, former bouncer, promised revenge after a prior dispute. The victims include Carol Ann Seater and Robert Seater among others.
Water remains scarce across North Carolina as a cold front passes with little relief for parched crops and dwindling city supplies. Chapel Hill contemplates drilling wells to supplement University Lake water while the Orange Water and Sewer Authority weighs options to source un treated Cane Creek water or water from Hillsborough. Governor Hunt considers unprecedented actions including national guard water delivery and urges conservation as statewide rainfall lags well behind last year.
A 53 year old deaf mute from Sanford North Carolina disappears after Thanksgiving 1973 travels 1000 miles to Austin Texas where he is befriended at Vaughn Halfway House known as Jim Doe The word pig helps staff identify his hometown Sanford Florida confirms missing man in North Carolina reunion follows as Thomas returns to visit then plans to stay in Austin learning sign language and working as a dishwasher
Raleigh—More than 4 million in federal funds are available to help elderly and poor citizens cover winter fuel bills. Gov. Hunt said the program starts Tuesday, providing advance $100 payments to utilities and $250 payments for households with shutoffs.
A reflective column notes how a man’s daydreams can erode responsibility and lead to downfall, warning readers to keep focus while at work. The piece ties moral caution to everyday choices and discipline.
The first dives on the Civil War battleship Monitor wreck off Cape Hatteras are scheduled for Monday according to NOAA. Research vessels began filming last week and unmanned submersibles checked the area for obstructions and visibility, Sue Froeschle said.
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