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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1977
Page
4
Gov James Hunt Jr and former Gov Holfhouser are linked in criticizing partisan hiring. The press conference on a job security bill targets career status for five years or less, aiming to evaluate employees while expanding policy making roles beyond Civil Service protections.
The article traces the Grand Canyon’s history from early exploration to modern tourism. It notes 3 million visitors to the park last year, pressures from river trips, burro traffic, and Glen Canyon Dam, and quotes officials on erosion and ecological change as crowds expand and access grows.
A confidential House memo links Laetrile bootlegging to a Manitowoc band of Posse Comitatus, detailing a factory operation, armed workers, and side profits fueling weapon stockpiles. It cites deaths from overdoses, promoter Andrew McNaughton and Ernest Krebs Jr. and warns purity may vary. North Korean smuggling finances foreign missions with alcohol and cigarettes, while Pyongyang struggles with loans. White House energy chief James Schlesinger faces criticism but sees a spike in press cooperation.
The Moore County Memorial Hospital near Pinehurst unveiled a 16 million expansion designed by A G Odell and Associates. The project, funded largely by Hill Burton money and private donations, serves a nine county area with a 325000 population, reflecting ongoing community support for modern health care in the Sandhills. It follows earlier hospital growth from 230000 in 1929 to the current extensive facilities, signaling North Carolina’s lead in hospital improvement over 50 years.
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