Bank Plaza Opening Marks New High Point Complex
Final touches finish on High Point eight story First Citizens Bank Plaza a multi million dollar complex housing First Citizens Bank on the first two floors. Opening events run Monday June 3 5 30 to 8 p m with a festival in the plaza featuring crafts art music and contests and cash prizes. First Citizens moves its main High Point office to the street level of the building and its loan departments on the street floor while operations staff and training sit on the second floor.
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High Point
First-Citizens Bank
Mid-Town
First-Citizens Bank and Trust Co
First-Citizens
Bank
First Citizens Bank Plaza
Vandals strike auto dealership in High Point
High Point police investigate damage at Don Gilstrap Inc auto dealership on N Main Street. Vandals used a pellet gun to break two front windows and three windshields, with damages around 1370 dollars. Police also report thefts and other incidents including forged checks, stolen goods, and multiple arrests in a broad local incident set.
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High Point
Don Gilstrap, Inc
N. Main Street
Ruby Templeton
Steele Street
North Carolina National Bank
W. H. Wilkes
Florida
English Road
D. Roy Wright
Greensboro Road
Deeks and Co
Blandwood Street
Larry Wayne Stephen
E. Commerce
Frank Carl Price
Carr Street
Nolice
Wilbert Lee Hayes
Sharon Street
Lillie Mae Little
Amos Street
Edward Louis Little
E. Commerce Avenue
Oswald Kafer Peele
Horneytown Road
James Alfred Pierce
Rt. 6
Thomasville
Bennie Hughes
PSRO criticism and NC National Bank raises discussed
National issues include PSRO as a government controlled self review for physicians and calls for less rigid standards. Preyer urges amendments to avoid cookbook medicine while Ritchie warns of high costs and reduced rights. In Charlotte the North Carolina National Bank grants an unscheduled cost of living raise to most employees, 5 percent for under 12,000 and a 500 flat raise for 12,000 to 20,000, affecting 96 percent of 4,650 staff.
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Preyer
Ritchie
PSRO
Charlotte
North Carolina National Bank
Memorial Day Mail and Civic Events in High Point
No regular mail delivery Monday due to Memorial Day. Special window service 8 to 10 a.m. at the main post office. mail pickup from boxes late in the day to satisfy air and first class standards. Knights of Pythias lodge meets 7:30 p.m. at EK Washington Drive. Swim-A-Thon at City Lake Pool Sunday 1 to 5 p.m. with pledges and up to 200 laps. Walter H Bud Cathey Sr. elected to Reformed Theological Seminary judiciary committee 1974-75. Film at High Point Public Library Saturday 10 a.m. The Cat 87 minutes. Gospel sing at Lake View Methodist Church Saturday 7:30 p.m. Alcohol Education Center open house Sunday 2-4 p.m. Virginia named by Sir Walter Raleigh in 1584 expedition.
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Robert Earl
Jack) Bolling
Hills St
High Point Memorial Hospital
Mr. Bolling
Guilford County
Robert Charles
Maybette Rumley Bolling
Made-Rite Sandwich Co
Greensboro
Uwharrie Baptist Church
Gospel C. B. Club
Belle Smith
Robert Earl Jr
Jackie Dwayne
Jay Wilson
William Charles Bolling
Linda Bolling
High Point
Wayne
Pat) Dawson
Archdale
Maybelle Bolling
John Clifton Bolling
Kernersville
William Allen Bolling
Brentwood St
Cumby Mortuary
John A. Fraley Rockwell
John Adam Fraley
Rt. 1
Richfield
Stanly County
Cicero
Nan Kirk Fraley
Parker Memorial Baptist Church
Mary Hall Fraley
John A. Fraley Jr
Rockwell
George H. Fraley
Sterling Park
Billy Joe Fraley
Concord
Buford Fraley
New London
Minnie Harrison
Ernie Williams
I. R. Russell
Powles Funeral Home
Sallie LePrade Sutton
Rt. 4
Thomasville
T. A. Williams SR
Thomas Able Williams Sr
North State Chevrolet Co
Starmount Presbyterian Church
Dan McCall
Forest Lawn Cemetery
Lambeth-Troxler Funeral Home
Williams
Patriot Way
James
Gordon Williams
University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill
National Automobile Dealers Assn
North Carolina Automobile Dealers Assn
United Fund Budget Committee
T. S., McCollum
Dora Griffin
Emery Hughes
J. O. Moore
Reidsville
W. W. Smith
Ruth Gillespie
Winston-Salem
Marvin.Lemmons
Murray Hill
N.J
L. E. Harrell
Clearwater
Fla
Henry Hight
Henderson
Basil I. Gordon JR
Basil
Irvin Gordon Jr
Richmond
Dover Baptist Church
Gordon
Basil I. Gordon Sr
Viola Albertson Gordon
Vernie
Glenn Albertson
Trinity
Addie Griffin
Mildred Maner
Eva Kennedy
Tobe Wagner
Lynn C. Blackwood
U.S
High Point Swim Club
City Lake Pool
Walter H
Bud) Cathey Sr
W. H. Cathey Sr
Reformed Theological Seminary
Jackson
Miss
Alcohol Education Center
W. Russell Avenue
Virginia
Sir Walter Raleigh
Elizabeth
England
Disturbed Youths Ordered Out Of Treatment Center
Seven emotionally disturbed children aged eight to seventeen face eviction from the Children’s Treatment Center in Southern Pines after residents in an exclusive neighborhood complained. The town council says the subsidized facility violates zoning. the mansion center, donated by Constance Baker, is not a permitted residential use. If evicted, Baker says she will pursue court action and may allow the children to remain as guests. Local officials cite fears over safety and property values as reasons for the eviction demand and zoning denial.
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Southern, Pines
Southern Pines
Constance Baker
Stuart
Fla
Cecil Brown
Fayetteville
Brown
Lou Brown
North Carolina Horses Boom Across State as Recreation Expands
North Carolina reports a record horse population about 120000 more than two decades ago, led by Guilford County with 4050 head, Mecklenburg 3960, Forsyth 3170, and Buncombe 3160. The boom fuels stables, shows, publications, and 80 riding groups, with most owners now earning average salaries and riding for pleasure rather than work.
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Bill Noblitt
Raleigh
North Carolina
Piedmont
Guilford County
Mecklenburg
Forsyth
Buncombe
Glenn T. Petty
Cleveland County
Mooresboro
N.C. State University
State Department of Agriculture
Petty
Department of Agriculture
Cow Country
Jacqueline Bisset on marriage and independence
International star Jacqueline Bisset speaks with Peter J. Oppenheimer for Family Weekly about personal security, subjugation, and the tension between individuality and marriage. She candidly discusses how fame affects life choices and what she believes marriage should and should not be.
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Jacqueline Bisset
Peter J. Oppenheimer
Family Weekly
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J. T. Phillips
J. Turner Phillips
Carthage
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Woodrow
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Mrs. Sutton
Bank Plaza
Russell Walker
Asheboro
VFW Hut
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Randolph County
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National
Medical Academy
NCNB
Family Life Council
Doris Davis
High Point Family Life Council
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EK. Washington Drive
California Mountains
High Point Public Library
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Gospel Sing
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Old Thomasville Road
Maia
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Chestnut Dr
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Pete” Schultheiss
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