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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1976

Page

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Hays Steps Down As Chairman Amid Payroll Sex Probe

Rep Wayne Hays relinquished control of the House Democratic Campaign Committee to avoid burdening candidates while an investigation into his role in a payroll sex scandal proceeds He insisted the charge will be proven false and called a House Administration Committee meeting to address questions about his role A close session of the ethics committee followed with use of derogatory language kept off the public record Elizabeth Ray the accuser denied a Tribune report she told agents she taped 13 intimate encounters

Washington Wayne Hays House Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee Hays Ohio Democrat House Administration Committee Committee On House Administration House Administration House Ethics Commrittee John J. Flynt Dga Elizabeth Ray Flynt Charles F. Bennett D-Fla Thomas O'Neill O'Neill House Democratic Caucus Chicago Tribune

Military Spending and Welfare Reform Impress Voters

An Associated Press poll by the Roper Organization shows Ronald Reagan attracting attention for his advocacy of higher military spending and welfare reform, with these issues serving as clear links to his campaign. The poll, conducted May 2–15, finds most Americans unsure where candidates stand on five major issues and notes other concerns such as crime, unemployment, and government spending.

New York Ronald Reagan Associated Press Reagan Morris Udall Roper Organization of Jimmy Carter Wamung Carter California Edmund G. Brown Jr Frank Church Miltary

Fireworks and public notices in Guilford County

Community events announce Fourth of July displays at Four Seasons Mall and Bel-Air Country Club, plus a Day in the Park candle ceremony at City Lake Park. Readers seek contact details for public figures, pest control tips, and club inquiries for local groups like Tar-Wheelers.

Anon Guilford County Bicentennial Commission Four Seasons Mall Bel-Air Country Club City Lake Park

Mitchell Turns Away Mourners at Martha Mitchell Funeral

PINE BLUFF Arkansas AP Martha Mitchell wife of former Attorney General John Mitchell died and services were planned. She lay in state in a covered casket while entrances were restricted to family and close friends at her request. Reporters were barred from the funeral home.

Pine Bluff Ark Martha Mitchell Richard M. Nixon John N. Mitchell Mitchell Nixon Arkansas River Martha

North Carolinians Faced With NYC Parking Bills

North Carolinians report bills for NYC parking violations from 1974 1975 though they never visited New York City. Officials suspect license number cross matching by NYC authorities led to incorrect owner names. Examples include Mrs. Paul Bray of Greensboro billed $280 and Vendy Reed of Sylva billed $345 while hospitalized.

Paul Bray Greensboro Brays New York City Vendy Reed Sylva

Reagan Says Troops Possible For Rhodesia If Asked

Ronald Reagan floated sending American troops to Rhodesia if asked to maintain peace during a transition to black majority rule. He also said he would push legislation to curb forced busing and urged caution about remarks. He spoke at the Sacramento Press Club and a Cupertino fundraiser during a California campaign swing.

Sacramento Calif Ronald Reagan Rhodesia Reagan California Ford Press Club Washington Ohio New Jersey Montana South Dakota

Navy cost specialist calls for disciplining Rickover over claims dispute

Navy procurement chief Gordon Rule charges Adm. Hyman Rickover with openly defying the secretary of defense and seeking to torpedo a Pentagon plan to settle about 1.3 billion dollars in claims from three major shipbuilders. Rule says Rickover has forfeited his office and should face Navy inspector general inquiry.

Washington Navy Adm Rickover Gordon Rule Navy Procurement Control Rule Pentagon Defense William P. Clements Clements Congress Donald Rumsfeld Les Aspin D-Wis Aspin

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