Cheesedip on Watergate and election reform stance
In a 1974 Los Angeles Times interview Congressman Cheesedip defends diligence on Watergate while expressing support for reform. He warns against passing laws that hinder campaign contributions, stresses need for principled voices, and says impeachment could hinge on inaction against corruption.
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Cheesedip
Committee
Los Angeles Times
Eastern Air Lines Sues Airport Authority Over Plane Loss
Eastern Air Lines seeks 2,811,582 dollars from Greensboro High Point Airport Authority after a Dec 17 aborted takeoff on a snow covered runway. The DC-9 was damaged and out of service, with claims that runway snow and misinfo from the tower contributed to the incident.
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Eastern Air Lines
Greensboro-High Point
Airport Authority
Roger Sekadin
Eastern Flight 219
Chicago
Non-Taxed Whisky Seized in High Point Police Actions
High Point police actions Friday included burglary investigations and a liquor raid. Detectives found 64 gallon jugs of non taxed whisky in a residence. no arrests yet. Three men were charged with attempted breaking and entering after incidents near Consolidated Wholesale and on Surrett Drive. A bomb threat led to the detention of a 13 year old boy. A 1000 dollar diamond watch was reported missing from a park bathroom.
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High Point
Jessie LaVerne Barber
Henley Street
Miss Barber
Wilford
Consolidated Wholesale
Surrett Drive
Talton Robbins
Asheboro Street
William Thomas Smith
Loflin Street
Fairfield Road
Hubert Davis
Fairview Street
Surrett
Westchester Veterinary Clinic
Loflin Plumbing and Heating
Price Street
Wray Allison Jr
Kivett Drive
Ruth Estelle Jolly
Denny Street
High Point City Lake Park
Miss High Point Wins In Judging For Talent
Miss North Carolina 1975 will be chosen tonight from 59 contestants in Charlotte. Semifinalists will be named at Ovens Auditorium before narrowing to five finalists. Audiences will watch on statewide TV as Miss North Carolina is crowned by Heather Lee Walker of Hendersonville. Audrey Janet Thompson of Fayetteville won swimsuit honors Friday. Miss High Point Susan Lynn Griffin led in talent with a song performance. Other swimsuit winners include Vivian Anita Craig, Teresa Elledge, and Karen Lou Wilson. talent winners include Bonnie Lynn Cox, Robyn Lisbeth Allred, and Joan Stoltz.
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East Carolina University
High Point
Susan Lynn Griffin
Wake County
Bonnie Lynn Cox
Randolph County
Robyn Lisbeth Allred
Sanford
Joan Stoltz
Guilford County Budget Presented to Board for 1974 75
Guilford County officials prepare to present a 46.2 million budget to the Board of Commissioners with no tax rate increase in basic county taxes and a 43 cent per 100 valuation rate. The plan projects about 16 million in local taxes plus federal state and miscellaneous revenues to fund schools and services for the next year.
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Jim Hawkins
Greensboro
Guilford County
Board of Commissioners
John Witherspoon
Commission
Robert Shaw
Hearing Scheduled For Highway Work In North Carolina
Raleigh officials announce a public hearing July 9 at Western Guilford High School to present the final design for upgrading N C 68 from High Point to the Old Guilford College Oak Ridge Road. The plan includes a two lane 24 foot road with a 44 foot median and interchanges at 140 and U S 421, a future airport connector, and at grade intersections with State Roads 2058 and 2133. The project aims to relocate N C 68 west of the old route as part of a three segment upgrade.
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Raleigh
State Division of Highways
N.C. 68
Guilford College
Oak Ridge Road
N. Main Street
High Point
Guilford College- Oak Ridge Road
Deep River Church
Oak Ridge
Officers of the month named for May and April
Police Chief Laurie Pritchett announced that Patrolmen H. A. Brinkley and H. G. George were named officers of the month for May and April respectively, recognizing their service.
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Laurie Pritchett
H. A. Brinkley
H. G. George
Teenager Faces Trial For Break-Ins In Three Cases
Richard Dean Osborne 16 of Allen Jay Road was bound over to superior court after probable cause found in three district court cases. He allegedly broke into homes of Henry Hazel Clodfelter on Model Farm Road May 30, Timothy Lee Batten on Allen Jay Road June 3, and Mona Briles on Brentwood Street May 30. Douglas Michael Green of Steele Street and Charles Randall Pope of Edgeworth Drive received 90 days suspended and were fined $100 and costs on drunken driving charges. A larceny charge is noted.
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Richard Dean Osborne
Allen Jay Road
Osborne
Henry Hazel Clodfelter
Model Farm Road
Timothy Lee Batten
Mona Briles
Brentwood Street
Douglas Michael Green
Steele Street
Charles Randall Pope
Edgeworth Drive
North Carolina Senate race pits Morgan vs Stevens in 1974 push
Democrats rally behind AG Robert Morgan as nominee to replace retiring Sen. Sam Ervin Jr. GOP backers pledge national money and White House interest for William Stevens in what may become a watershed NC contest. Volatile funding and unity moves shape the campaign plan with statewide rallies planned beginning September.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
U. S
Sam J. Ervin Jr
Robert Morgan
Washington
Republican National Committee
White House
Republican Committee
William E. Stevens
Broyhill Industries
Lenoir
GOP
Stevens
Sen. Ervin
Senate
Gerald Ford
Broyhill
James Broyhill
U. S. House of Representatives
Ervin
Sam Ervin
Morgan
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