Block executive urges careful tax form reading nationwide
H R Block executive Roger Shockcor urges careful record keeping to claim deductions such as state and local taxes and jury duty income. He notes IRAs can reduce taxable income up to 15 percent to $1,500 yearly, though some with work plans may not benefit. Shockcor toured Block offices in Greenville Charlotte and planned Greensboro Durham Raleigh and Wilmington as part of a quality control program.
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Bill Collins
H&r Block
Roger F Shockcor
Internal Revenue Service
Henry Black
High Point
Shockcor
New Orleans
IRS
Shockcer
Shockeer
McRo
Greenville
Charlotte
Greensboro
Durham
Raleigh
Wilmington
Community church events and classes listed
The First Pentecostal Holiness Church hosts a hot dog sale Saturday 11 am to 6 pm in the fellowship hall on Kenilworth Drive Mitchell's Grove United Methodist Church holds a spring festival Saturday from 10 am to 5 pm featuring a plea market rummage sale bake sale and craft table Proceeds fund United Methodist Women projects The church sits at the corner of Kivett Drive and Harvey Road Randolph Technical Institute offers a nine week course in small gasoline engine repair starting April 6 classes meet Tuesdays and Thursdays 7 to 10 pm in the Auto Supply Co basement 182 E Ward St Details from the school Class size limited Also UFO discussion at UNCG Elliott University Center Alexander Room Saturday 8 pm donation requested.
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First Pentecostal Holiness Church
Church Fellowship Hall
Kenilworth Drive
Mitchell's Grove
United Methodist Women
Kivett Drive
Harvey Road
Asheboro
Randolph Technical Institute
Auto Supply Co
E. Ward St
Two NC men sue over arrest in Dallas loan case
Cecil Mingus of Charlotte and Joseph Oiring of Belmont file a 50 million damage suit in US District Court alleging they were arrested and charged with conspiring to steal 35 million in March 1974. They claim officers investigated their bid to secure a loan using artworks as collateral. Charges were dropped. named defendants include two US customs agents, an assistant Texas attorney general, and Dallas International Bank officers.
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Dallas
North Carolina
US District Court
Patrick Higginholart
Cecil L Mingus
Charlotte
Joseph Oi8ring
Belmont
U.S
Texas
Bill Flanary
Dallas International Bank
Hosiery Firms Sued Over Patent Infringement
Tights Inc. files three suits in IS Middle District Court accusing Slane Hosiery Mills Greenboro High Point Aladdin Knit Mills and Cabarrus Hosiery Co of infringing its panty base patent issued in 1972 by John O Ferrell. The suit seeks a declaration of willful infringement, damages, and an accounting of damages for alleged willful violation.
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Tights, Inc
Greenshoro — Tights Inc
Slane Hosiery Mills Inc
High Point
Aladdin Knit Mills Inc
Liberty
Cabarrus Hosiery Co
Concord
Middle District
Tights
John O Ferrell
Two Drivers Charged After High Point Accident
In High Point a 12:58 a.m. crash near Smith and Shore injured one and led to drunken driving charges for Michael Steven Smith, 26, of Winston-Salem, and Daniel Lee Hem mmings, 19, of Archdale. The collision occurred after a dispute and car pursuit, with Smith slightly hurt.
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High Point
Smith & Shore
Michael Steven Smith
Winston- Salem
Daniel Lee Hemmings
Archdale
Smith
Edwin Gill to be Honored by Pfeiffer College
State treasurer Edwin M. Gill will receive the 1976 Pfeiffer Alumni Association Public Service Award at Pfeiffer College in a noon ceremony Tuesday. The event honors his 46 years in public service and leadership in state finances. Judge Earl W. Vaughn will preside. awards chairman is Samuel H Johnson.
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Edwin Gill
Pfeiffer
Meisenheimer
Edwin M. Gill
Pfeiffer College
Gill
Pfeiffer Alumni Association
Earl W. Vaughn
North Carolina Court of Appeals
Raleigh
Assa
Samuel H Johnson
North Carolina General Assembly
Economy by living more in the home
Families could not come closer to living within their incomes than by spending more time at home. The piece argues frugal living and reducing nonessential expenses to maintain financial balance amid rising costs.
Crime Prevention Meeting For Archdale Trinity Businessmen
Archdale Trinity and Randolph County Sheriff's Department will host a 7 p.m. crime prevention session for local businessmen at the Archdale Trinity Lions Den on Main Street. Deputy Sheriff Joe Farlow will outline steps to secure homes and offices. A follow up session for residents is set for April 5.
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Archdale
Archdale and
Trinity
Archdale-Trinity Jaycees
Randolph County Sheriff's Department
Archdale-Trinity Lions
Den
Main Street
Randolph
Joe Farlow
Firefighters Respond to Salon Water Leak and Field Fire
City firefighters were called Thursday afternoon to Regency Style Salon on Main Street to investigate a defective hot water heater leaking water. They shut off water and gas. At 6 55 p.m. a field fire occurred at the dead end of Dover Place at Oak Hollow Lake.
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Regency Style Salon
Main Street
Dover Place
Oak Hollow Lake
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Block
Elliot University Center
Alexander
University of North Carolina At Greensboro
Épm
Peter Gilchrist
Galchrist
Jaycees
Jack Green
High Point Jaycees
Larry Ingram
Larry Anderson
David
George Pope
Bruce Laney
Ron Vox
Chip Watkins
Ray Mills
Barry Walden
Wally Carroll
Mike Hedrick
John Kiem
Randy Munroe
Calvin Burnette
Sam Miller
TVA
High Point Mall
Westchester Mall
N. Main
Brunswick Tarheel
Main High Point
Parker's
Pizza Hut
N.C
High Point RD
Battleground Ave
W. Market ST
College RD
Thomasville
Randolph ST
Burlington
Chunch ST
Town & Country
Madrid
Phi
THE
Cavaliers
Cavern Lounge
Greansbero Rd
North Main
Renee
SIGW
Sanfoi
Segntuekiy
English Road
Lexington Ave
Randolph Thomasville
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