Smiles Stick On Candidates
A Los Angeles Times piece notes the medical hazard of campaign smiles as presidents to be may retain frozen grins from months of televised primaries. Plastic surgeon Cooke warns the effect could affect judgments with leaders smiling through funerals and high-stakes talks.
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Cooke
Miami
Muskie
New Hampshire
Five rising seniors chosen for North Carolina Boys' State
From June 11 to June 17 five rising high school seniors from High Point attend North Carolina Boys' State at Wake Forest University in Winston-Salem. Selected by schools and interviewed by American Legion Post 87, the sponsors aim to teach government concepts and citizenship. John Leonard and Bill Medlin attend Andrews High School while Don Kirkman, Ricky Blake and David Haworth study at Central High.
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High Point
North Carolina
Wake Forest University
Winston-Salem
American Legion Post 87
Wake Forest
John Leonard
Bill Medlin
Andrews High School
Don Kirkman
Ricky Blake
David Haworth
Central High
Cox resigns EOC post issues racism charges and injunction
The Guilford County Economic Opportunity Council director of operations Rev. Ben Elton Cox resigns and calls for a court injunction to halt agency operations until it can manage nearly $3 million. He alleges racism, mismanagement, staff disputes, and illegal board activity, blaming newly named executive director Preston Wiley and urging reforms.
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Greensboro
Ben Elton Cox
Guilford County Economic Opportunity Council
Cox
Preston Wiley
Economic Opportunity Council
Wiley
Guilford County Board of Commissioners
High Point
Emmanuel Church of Christ
EOC
Bennett College
Sowers Won't Seek Runoff In North Carolina Race
Raleigh AP Roy Sowers says he will not call for a runoff against Jim Hunt in the Democratic lieutenant governor race to preserve party harmony. He urges Pat Taylor and B Everett Jordan not to seek runoffs for governor and US Senate. Hunt leads with 44 percent. Sowers 23. others include Margaret Harper Allen Barbee and Reginald Lee Frazier. Bowles praised as future governor candidate.
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Raleigh
Roy Sowers
Jim Hunt
North Carolina
Pat Taylor
Sowers
Margaret Harper
Southport
Allen Barbee
Reginald Lee Frazier
New Bern
Sanford
State Department of Natural and Economic Resources
Skipper Bowles
Taylor
Jordan
High Point Plans Zoning Talks With Three Counties
High Point will present zoning plans to Forsyth, Davidson, and Randolph counties after a Piedmont Triad Council of Governments meeting. The session includes Guilford County officials and follows the council’s May meeting at the regional airport to gauge county support for zoning land around the city under a new state law.
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Jim Hawkins
High Point
Forsyth
Davidson
Randolph County
Piedmont Triad Council of Governments
Guilford County
Council of Governments
Greensboro-High _Point-Winston-Salem
High
Board of Commissioners
Guilford Planning Department
Davidson County
Planning Department
Skeet Club Road
Deep River Church
Guilford Co Board to Study High Point Solid Waste Contract
Guilford County Commission will hear a proposed turnkey contract for a new east of High Point solid waste disposal unit. The daylong session includes zoning hearings, a water line extension proposal, and a fire prevention code discussion with the county and adjacent jurisdictions.
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Greensboro
High Point
Guilford County Board of Commissioners
Guilford County Administration
George H. Sharp
N.C. 68
Hickory Ridge Road
U.S. 421
Cross Creek Road
First Grade Artists Sell Drawings at School Sidewalk Booth
Brantley Kelly and Carol McNeil, first graders at Shadybrook Elementary, set up a sidewalk booth to sell drawings they made that morning since there was no school in the afternoon. Brantley is from 505 Greenwood Drive. Carol from 219 Pine Ridge Drive. photos by Mark Austin.
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Brantley Kelly
Carol McNeil
Shadybrook
Brantley
Wendell
Sarah Kelly
Greenwood Drive
Carol
Tom
Ann McNeil
Pine Ridge Drive
Taft
Mark Austin
General Assembly primary results favor incumbents in North Carolina
Voters in North Carolina backed incumbents in the 1973 General Assembly primaries. Several Democratic and Republican seats remained unchallenged, with mixed outcomes for women and minority candidates. Notable names include incumbents Futrell Reed Milgrom Jones and challengers in both chambers.
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Bryan Haislip
North Carolina
Ashley B. Futrell
Beaufort
Norris C. Reed, Jr
Craven
Henry M. Milgrom
Nash
F. O'Neil Jones
Anson
J. Ernest Paschall
Wilson
Neill L. McFadyen
Hoke
Mary Horne Odom
Scotland
Mrs. Odom
High Point Enterprise Details Rates and Addresses
The High Point Enterprise announces pricing for subscriptions including daily and Sunday, Sunday only, and carrier rates. It lists mailing options, tax notes for North Carolina, and advertising representatives, with address 210 Church Avenue High Point NC 27261 and Ward-Griffith Company as national reps.
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High Point Enterprise, Inc
Church Avenue
High Point
N.C
Associated Press
Ward-Griffith Company
National Advertising Representatives
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Ture
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Guilford
John B. Chase
Wayne
Elizabeth Anne Wilkie
Henderson
Patricia Stanford
Orange
Lara Talley
Cumberland
Ruth Turner Semaschko
Mary
Nancy Collidge
Alice H. Johnson
Wake
Mary V. Jones
Randolph
American Party
High Point Enterprise