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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1976

Page

10

78-Year-Old Man Enrolls at Lenoir Rhyne College

Hickory AP reports 78-year-old John H. McDaniel enrolls at Lenoir Rhyne College to enjoy learning. He attends with his grandson studying music and his son Michael as humanities chair. McDaniel, a retired teacher and former state senator, pays tuition per course and aims to relearn for pleasure rather than degree.

Hickory John H. McDaniel Lenoir Rhyne College McDaniel Michael Cabarrus County Jack of All Trades Wittenburg College Ohio Wittenburg

Prostitution Verdicts Split in Rome Case

In Rome Georgia AP jury split on first verdicts in a nine defendant prostitution ring case. Priscilla Scott 36 convicted on four counts including conspiracy while Eric Samples of Warner Robins was acquitted on conspiracy. Seven defendants' fate to be decided. The ring allegedly operated across six states and extended into Florida Georgia Tennessee Alabama North Carolina South Carolina and Virginia.

Rome Priscilla Scott U.S. District Court Eric Doe Samples Warner Robins, Ga Florida Georgia Tennessee Alabama North Carolina South Carolina Virginia

Officials Can't Punish Hatch Act Violations Revealed

RALEIGH AP officials say the Hatch Act has no punitive provisions for violations by appointed state leaders. George Little and Phillip J. Kirk quit their races to avoid penalties, since the act restricts political work by officials handling federal funds. If kept in office, potential actions could include investigations and possible loss of federal funds, but no criminal or civil penalties are specified.

Raleigh Civil Service Commission Lynn Collins Commission Collins Natural and Economic Resources George Little Insurance Phillip J. Kirk Superintendent of Public Instruction Kirk Little

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