ITT-Kleindienst $400000 donation tied to Hartford Fire dispute
ITT donors discuss financing the Republican National Convention while avoiding antitrust scrutiny. The dialogue suggests the loan was framed as a faith-based political gift to support the two party system, with concerns about Hartford Fire Insurance and potential influence on officials.
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Washington
Itt-Kleindienst
ITT
San Diego
Justice Department
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
ITT People
Nixon
John Mitchell
H. R. Haldeman
White House
Jack Anderson
Senate Judiciary Committee
Richard Kleindienst
United States
Kleindienst
Republican Party
Urgent proposals seen for East Washington Drive renewal
City council urged to treat a four to five block segment of East Washington Drive as urban renewal priority due to fire and health hazards. Business leaders warned neglect invites crime as council mulls formal consideration and possible project amendments.
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E. Washington Drive
N. Centennial
Hoskins Streets
T. R. McRae
E. Washington
William Penn
Council
Model Cities
The
Redevelopment Commission
Harrison Center
Jay Williard
James Pearce
Three Appointed To Draft Board By Nixon
President Nixon appoints Paul Edward Floyd Frederick Odell Bass and Robert Laurie Brinson Jr to Local Board No. 42, Selective Service System. They will take oath March 30. Floyd works for North Carolina National Bank in Jamestown. Bass serves Redevelopment Commission. Brinson is with Brinson Oil Co. They replace retired members Arch Schoch Hal Davis and Sam Wylie. James Wall remains chairman with Nathaniel Morehead.
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Paul Edward Floyd
Frederick Odell Bass
Robert Laurie Brinson Jr
Selective Service
Nixon
Floyd
Valleybrook Drive
Jamestown
North Carolina National Bank
Coltrane Named Helms Campaign Co chair in Asheboro
Py Coltrane joins Jesse Helms for U S Senate committee as Randolph County GOP chairman Worth Coltrane becomes co chair. Asheboro attorney Coltrane has led the county GOP since 1956, joining Sim DeLapp who was named co chair last week. Three vehicular accidents left minor injuries. at West Avenue and Henley Street Sellars and McLeod hurt, Beasley cited for improper equipment. A small fire at Thomas Furniture caused by a toasted item triggered sprinklers.
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Asheboro
Raleigh
Jesse Helms
Randolph County
Republican Party
Worth Coltrane
Coltrane
GOP
Lexington
Sim DeLapp
Helms
Dalton Samuel Sellars
E. Commerce Street
Arthur J. McLeod
Daniel Brooks
West Avenue
Henley Street
Sellars
Doris English Mabe
Kernersville
Mary Parker Beasley
Oakmont Street
Eastchester Drive
Johnson Street
Mary Beasley
Thomas Furniture Co. Inc
Manning St
Highland Cotton Mill
Mill
Proctor Street
High Point plans electrical system upgrades after bond approval
City Manager Harold Cheek said electrical equipment should be on order in two to three months with a lengthy delivery schedule. He outlined steps for design agreements, bidding, and upgrades on Elm Street and intersections, noting TOPICS funds will aid turn lanes and signals. A downtown parking garage study shows favorable results and the council lowers the local share to 700000 with city funding the rest.
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High Point
Harold Cheek
Cheek
Chamber of Commerce State and Local Legislation Committee
Sheraton Hotel
Hunter Dalton
Johnson Street
Elm Street
Fraley Road
S. Main Street
Frank Wood
N. Elm Street
Women's Lib Editor to Speak at High Point College Forum
Claudia Dreifus a 26 year old writer and activist in the women's liberation and underground press movements is set to address High Point College on Tuesday at 8 p.m. in Haworth Hall as part of the Forum Series. She has contributed to McCall's Ladies Home Journal Evergreen Review Rolling Stone Nation Realist and Social Policy and led a feminist conscious raising group with Media Women.
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Claudia Dreifus
Women's Liberation Movement
World
High Point College
Miss Dreifus
Haworth Hall of Science
New York City
New York University
Media Women
McCall’s
Ladies Home Journal
Evergreen Review
Rolling Stone
Nation
America
East Village
WBAI
New York
Northern Ireland
Women’s Liberation
Cagers Guest Of Lions Club Leaders
Archdale Trinity Lions Club hosts Trinity High School basketball team and coach Gene Hiatt as guests. A secret group of singers and musicians provides entertainment. Plans for the annual barbecue supper on March 24 are finalized at 6 45 p m at the Lions Den on U S 311.
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Archdale
Archdale-Trinity Lions Club
Trinity
Gene Hiatt
Lions den
U.S. 311
8 Year Old Winner In Ask Andy
Tommy Gore an eight year old Jamestown Elementary third grader earned a World Globe from The Enterprise Ask Andy column for a clever question. He explained Morse code and the SOS signal and how tapping out messages can be hard.
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Andy
Tommy Gore
Jamestown
Thomas P. Gore
Dogwood Circle
Tommy
The
Enterprise
Archdale Water Plan Faces High Point Route Debate
Archdale officials and the Chamber of Commerce discussed adopting a High Point Guilford County water model to serve Archdale. The plan envisions rural Guilford County lines built to Archdale with double in city rates, county share of income, and potential ownership shifts if Archdale builds its own system. The council has not reached a firm conclusion on water provision.
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High Point
Guilford County
Archdale
Chamber of Commerce
Frank Wood
Hunter Dalton
State and
Wood
Paul Clapp
Clapp
Bill Bencini
Jamestown
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Democratic Party
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Mrs. Mitchell
Los Angeles Times
Centennial
William Penn High School
E. Central
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McRae
Greensboro Road
London Woods
Hampstead Road
West Boundary
East Boundary
Williard
Pearce
Roy Armstrong
High Point Church Housing, Inc
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
First Baptist Church
Washington Drive
Armstrong
High Point Enterprise
Sonny Hedgecock
Helms Campaign
Women's
Humane Society
Guilford County Humane Society
Town Hall
T. Hall Keyes
Nanhall Kennels of
Greensboro
Chamber
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