Bicentennial Celebration Welcomes President Ford in Greensboro
Caroline and Peter Bynum greet President Gerald Ford at Guilford Battleground as Greensboro marks the bicentennial. The Heller children from Bethany dress for the event and share thoughts on the 200 year history, while families plan a Bicentennial taffy pull.
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Caroline
Peter Bynum
Harald Bynum
Greensboro
Gerald Ford
Guilford Battleground
Peter
Robert Heller
Bethany
David
Anne
Bobby
Janis
United States
Council Debates Lone Fisherman Fees at City Lake
High Point City Council weighs raised boat rental and fishing fees for City Lake as Wally Inger defends solo anglers. Proposals include 2 to 3 dollars half day weekdays and 4 dollars weekends with a 50 cent fishing fee for two adults. Council approves study and Friday meeting agenda while considering seasonal family memberships.
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Forrest Cates
Enterprise
High Point
Wally Inger
City Lake
Inger
High Point Lake
Greensboro
Bob Wells
City Parks and Recreation Dept
Council
Parks and Recreation Commission
City Lake Park
Scientific Street
Bobby Glover
Glover
Wallace Carter Here In Last Week Of Race
Democratic presidential contenders Wallace and Carter tour North Carolina with Wallace to visit High Point and Greensboro Raleigh Hickory and Asheville and Carter speaker at Memorial Auditorium High Point College Campus and Rotary Club address plus VFW Auxiliary reception and dinner events pledge drive continues with cerebral palsy fundraiser success and Happiness Walk-A-Thon nets 12500 dollars
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Wallace
Carter
VFW
Howard Johnson
Jimmy Carter
Georgia
North Carolina
Memorial Auditorium
High Point College
High Point
Rotary Club
Wanda Hill
Route 4
Allen Jay
Gov. Wallace
Montgomery
Hill
Virginia P. Evans
Wilson
Raleigh
Greensboro
Hickory
Asheville
Kinston
Charlotte
Rocky Mount
Winston-Salem
Florida
Terry Sanford
High Point Jaycees
United Cerebral Palsy of
Cavalier Inn
Sucessful Organization
North Carolina Democrats Rally At Jefferson Jackson Dinner
At Raleigh Royal Villa Hotel 1000 Democrats from Camden to Buncombe gathered for the Jefferson Jackson Day Dinner. State Chairman James R. Sugg touted unity and strong candidate slate as the presidential primary nears. Notables including Lt. Gov. Hunt and Bowles attended, with Bowles signaling a post primary announce. Carter backers and Wallace supporters vied for momentum ahead of August primaries. Rosalynn Carter spoke, urging Carter victory. others from Jackson and Udall also appeared.
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Robert Marks Enterprise
Raleigh
North Carolina
James R. Sugg
Sugg
Royal Villa Hotel
Camden
Buncombe
Council of State
David Henderson
James Hunt
Hargrove
Skipper
Hunt
Bowles
Thomas Strickland
Goldsboro
Edward O’herron
Charlotte
Jimmy Carter
Alabama
George Wallace
Bob Scott
Carter
George Wood
Wallace
C. J. Hyatt
Winston-Salem
Democratic Executive Committee
Rosalynn Carter
Reagan Plans Randolph Visit
Former California Governor Ronald Reagan will bring his campaign to Asheboro as part of a North Carolina swing. He will be accompanied by Nancy Reagan and Senator Jesse Helms, with a 7 p.m. dinner at Sir Robert Banquet Hall followed by an 8 p.m. address at Asheboro High School auditorium. Tickets are on sale from the Reagan committee.
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Asheboro
California
Ronald Reagan
Ashebury
Randolph County
Reagan
James “Cotton” Rains
Sam Lowe
North Carolina
Nancy
U.S
Jesse Helms
Lexington
Sir Robert Banquet Hall
Asheboro High School
Reagan Committee
Boy Injured In Auto Accident
Tony Cagle nine of Cliffside Drive was slightly injured Saturday at 6 30 p m in an accident on West Willis Avenue near Main Street. He was taken to the hospital and released after examination. Tanya Cecillia Albea of Roy Avenue told police she saw the boy pushing a toy in the road and ran into the fender of her car.
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Tony Cagle
Cliffside Drive
W. Willis Avenue
Main Street
Emgerceny Room
Tanya Cecillia Albea
Roy Avenue
High Point
Bush urges CIA secrecy at Guilford Bicentennial event
CIA Director George Bush defended secrecy as essential to the agency's work during a Guilford Courthouse Bicentennial observance. He pledged cooperation with Congress while warning against divulging sources and methods. Bush praised CIA employees, recalled Richard Welch's death, and tied the agency's mission to national security.
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Tommy Morrison
Guilford
Central Intelligence Agency
George Bush
CIA
Gerald Ford
Bush
Guilford Courthouse
Congress
North Carolina Civil Liberties Union
NCCLU
Guilford Courthouse National Military Park
Intelligence
Hush
Richard Welch
Greece
Welch
United States of America
Ford
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Cris Petree
High Point Enterprise
Ray Hubbard
Ala
Jaycees
Randolph
Boy
Gary Everhardt
National Park Service
Maryland Regiment
Friendly Avenue Baptist Church
America
Guilford County
Petree
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