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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1975
Page
8
Nancy Hope Cuthrell sues Timothy McGill Cuthrell in a civil action. The complaint seeks lawful relief as heard in the court filing. Names indicate a marital or family dispute with plaintiff and defendant registered parties.
Guilford County officials search for about 12 acres west of Greensboro to host a joint armory serving Navy Army Marines and Coast Guard operations. Lt. Paul Elliott notes the facility would draw 1500 servicemen monthly from Wilmington to Charlotte and could shift to Forsyth County if Guilford land remains unavailable.
Gregory Lowell Stump, 34, son of Mr and Mrs Robert R Stump of 400 Biggs Ave Thomasville, was awarded the Eagle Scout title in ceremonies at Mills Home Baptist Church He is an eighth grade student at Thomasville Junior High School a member of Mills Home Troop 160 Order of the Arrow and senior patrol leader for the troop
The beauteous Blue Ridge Mountains anchor North Carolina’s Appalachian range in an ancient story. The Appalachians formed over 200 million years ago with northern and southern arms uplifting vast ridges from Quebec to Alabama. Greenland hosts older mountains, while North America shows worn roots as hills.
The article discusses ancient mountain formation, noting that mountains take millions of years to form and erode into hills, with examples like the Laurentians in Canada. It also answers if elephants bury their dead, explaining there is no evidence for burial behavior, mentions ivory poaching, and invites readers to send questions to ASK ANDY with age and address.
High Point Inspections Division issued 83 building permits totaling 543 390 including eight nonresidential permits worth 60 860 and 32 dwellings or improvements valued at 60 534. New houses listed include Robert Shaw 125 000 on Parkway Bryant Electric 36 400 Aberdeen Place Warren J Goodman 50 000 Westminster Road Speate Lester 22 000 Gordon Road Jake Stephens 10 000 Hendrix Street and 12 900 Dillon Road William E Patterson 20 000 Ferndale Street.
Deeds filed in Guilford County show a 5. acre tract in Triad Industrial Park west of Greensboro sold by Beatrice Foods Co. of Chicago to J. C. Helms of Houston for 1,350,000. Helms resold to Arthur Ginsburg of Fort Worth for 1,423,000 with a 20 year Beatrice Foods lease. Building 60,000 square feet will house offices warehousing and cold storage and be occupied within 60 days by Beatrice Foods division John Sexton Co. at Triad and Standard Drives across from Henley Paper Co. tract near NC 68.
In his weight loss column Dr Thosteson cautions against crash dieting and notes obesity often stems from overeating not glands. He explains weight loss comes with gradual dips and plateaus, salt restriction helps, and suggests joining therapy groups. He offers a booklet for 35 cents.
Marine Pvt. Lawrence L. Davis reports for duty at Camp Lejeune after enlisting in October 1974. Marine Cpl. Andrew J. Scott trained on Tinian with the 2d Battalion, 4th Marine Regiment, now at Kadena Okinawa. Airman Ist Class Gary A. Miller, a pararescue recovery specialist, previously served at Hill AFB Utah and graduated Trinity High in 1973. Navy ABM Airman Apprentice Allen L. Saunders cruised aboard USS Enterprise, visiting Mombasa and crossing the equator en route to the Seventh Fleet. Pvt. Alexander D. Haywood Jr. completed training at Fort Jackson and is stationed at High Point Central High School alumnus. Marine Lance Cpl. John M. Adams II participated in amphibious training on Tinian and landings near Okinawa.
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