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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1977
Page
5
Bob Hope says Amy Bryant’s actions against discrimination give him material but he won’t attack her. He notes his support for troops and avoids criticizing Bryant over Florida’s anti gay bans. The 73 year old comedian spoke at a news conference before a performance at a nearby summer theater.
The fatal single engine Cessna 150 crash in a Raleigh residential area killed Roy D. Harrelson, 42, an IBM Raleigh senior industrial engineer. Officials say no mechanical failure or fuel shortage. cause undetermined. Radio contact was lost at 5 10 p m and the plane hit a church steeple before plunging into a front yard.
The North Carolina Senate swiftly approved a 7.9 billion two year budget beginning July 1 and a utility rate bill. The budget funds prisons veterinary medicine at NC State and UNC Charlotte building projects with a 6.5 percent teacher pay raise. A sunset law for agencies and several energy incentives also cleared the chamber with House action pending.
Allan Poteat of the North Carolina Brown Lung Assn charges industry spokesmen with lies and cheap tricks after comparing RTI and ATI figures on daily cotton dust exposure. Dr. Milton Wright of RTI says RTI data align with published materials though not detailing disease levels.
A Raleigh AP report says a legislative subcommittee restored nearly 1 million dollars yearly to fund librarians in North Carolina schools. The new appropriation, part of special bills, would base librarian positions on average daily membership to ensure a librarian in every school.
Marvin Burley the assistant superintendent at the Eastern North Carolina School for the Deaf is named superintendent at the Central School for the Deaf near Greensboro AP reports Burley will lead the Deaf school in the region and oversee operations and programs
A short aphorism urges heed to inner conscience, warning that conscience sooner or later delivers its message to the person. The piece emphasizes moral awareness and personal accountability in daily life.
Legislation enacted by the General Assembly last month doubles notary public fees from fifty cents to one dollar. The measure was ratified on May 24 and took effect that day. Notaries retain power to seal signatures, making documents legally binding.
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