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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1971

Page

2

Navy billion dollar carrier joke mocks arms race

In a 1971 Los Angeles Times piece, a reporter visits Washington as Navy officials seek a one billion dollar budget for a new carrier. Generals and colonels joke about a floating nuclear airborne tank and a super bomber, while admirals greet each other saying you look like a billion dollars. The satire lampoons military spending and interservice bragging.

Washington U.S. Navy Pentagon Navy Congress U.S Air Force U. S. Air Force Army Navy Department Zeke Los Angeles Times

Hillside Teens Contest Candidates Named

Mr and Miss Hillside candidates are Jeannette Brown Timothy Pendergrass Crystal Albea James Turner and Marcia Turner. Not shown is Darnell Pinson who will compete Sunday.

Treasury Jeannette Brown Timothy Pendergrass Crystal Albea James Turner Marcia Turner Darnell Pinson Hillside Hillside Recreation Center Vail St

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Openings Up as Job Placements Lag in High Point

High Point Employment Security Commission reports many job openings but few qualified applicants, especially for industrial work. October saw 454 new applications, 1,400 active job seekers, and 550 openings, with 251 placements. Unemployment claims fell to 363 and weeks without work declined.

Jim Hawkins William Hollar High Point Employment Security Commission Office Hollar High Point ESC

Davidson Water System Construction Begins in Davidson County

East Central water project moves ahead with contractors on pipe routes and tank foundations. FHA loan funds, including a $500,000 first installment, await Tuesday release during signing in Lexington. The $3 million project will supply treated water to 3,050 subscribers in eastern Davidson County with a $25 per user fee and a $10 meter charge.

Ven Carver Therill Grimes East Central Davidson County King Construction Louisville, Tenn Connell Construction Warrenton Ray D. Lowder Albemarle Propst Construction Concord Chicago Bridge and Iron Co Atlanta Craver Construction Co Welcome Raleigh Road N.C. 109 Denton Central Davidson High School

Toy Pick Up Set Sunday

Jamestown Jaycees organize a toy drive Sunday starting at 1 p m Residents may place toys on their curb or bring them to the Jaycee office at Town Hall Special pickups can be arranged by calling the Jaycees Project co chairmen Jim Foster and C G Douthit coordinated the effort.

Jamestown Jamestown Jaycees Jim Foster C. G. Douthit Project Cochairmen Jaycee Jaycees

Drug Possession Charged To Man 16 Bags Of Heroin

A 26 year old Thomasville man, Charles Rufus Worthy, was arrested by High Point police after a traffic stop at Manning Street and Russell Avenue. They found 16 bags of heroin and a .22 pistol.

High Point Thomasville Charles Rufus Worthy Manning Street Russell Avenue Juanita Lilley Barbee Street

Warrants Flaw Halts Dope Case Prosecutions

In district court three teens faced marijuana possession charges that were not pressed due to improperly drawn search warrants. Thomas Cheves Jr., Travis Hill and Charles Efird had nol pros entered as a state witness failed to appear in Efird’s case. Two men were bound over to superior court on other charges while several defendants received jail or suspended sentences for drunkenness and related offenses.

Bob Scott Thomas Rufus Cheves Jr Denny Street Travis Jan Hill Friends Avenue Hill Charles Robert Efird Pine Circle Drive Scott James Richard Alford

Auctioneer Relives History On Job In Raleigh

Raleigh auctioneer J. C. Knowles relives history through relics at the Dodd Hinsdale house sale on Hillsborough Street. Items include North Carolina furniture from the 18th century, a walnut china press, and a wooden ice box sold for 115 dollars. Knowles emphasizes thorough bidding and local history work with students and public service roles.

Bryan Haislip Raleigh J. C. Knowles Viwee Knowles Dodd-Hinsdale Hillsborough Street Ellen Hinsdale North Carolina Raleigh School Board Raleigh Historic Sites Commission North Carolina Academy of Family Physicians

Two Injured In Friday High Point Accidents

Two persons were slightly injured in accidents Friday in High Point. Charles Farr 18 of Jamestown was injured when his car ran off Old Thomasville Road and overturned. Olivia Little, a passenger in Dianne Little’s car, was injured on English Road near Lindsay Street. Karen Beck was charged with improper movement. Margaret Varnes escaped injury when her car hit a utility pole. George Smith 22 was charged with no liability insurance after his car ran off Hoskins Street and hit a tree.

High Point Charles Michael Farr Rt. 1 Jamestown Old Thomasville Road Albertson Road Olivia Little Dianne Little Franklin Street English Road Lindsay Street Karen Mae Beck Rt. 2 Lexington

Fat Haul From Car At Howard Johnsons Parking Lot

Guilford County deputies investigated a theft from a car in the Howard Johnsons lot on I 85. Mrs A T Burton of Olney Maryland reported a 1972 Cadillac entered overnight with $7,199 in missing items including a $6,000 mink coat, $300 in cash, and jewelry.

Guilford County

Divorces Granted in District Court Session

Five divorces were granted this week in the civil session. Cases include Louise B Watts versus John Henry Watts Sheila May Short versus Donald Eugene Short Norma Jean Mabrey versus E Frank Mabrey Jr June Quinn versus Donald Barry Quinn and Viv Harland versus Col Gordon.

Louise B. Watts John Henry Watts Sheila May Short Donald Eugene Short Norma Jean Mabrey E. Frank Mabrey Jr June Quinn Donald Barry Quinn Viv Harland Col Gordon

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