19 Nov 1976
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1976
Page
1
The Labor Department reports October CPI up three tenths of a percent, the smallest rise in seven months, with 12 month inflation at 5.3 percent. Analysts note moderating trends amid rising wholesale prices and consumer costs for cars, gas, utilities, and food.
Patricia Hearst was taken from a federal prison at night after her family posted a 500000 bond. A San Francisco judge faces ruling on her release to parental custody under a security plan as she appeals a bank conviction and awaits trial for a 1975 Inglewood store shooting linked to the SLA.
Action Line notice invites help for Roger Hickson with a fundraiser on Saturday at Central High. McDonald’s will donate 25 percent of sales from 7 a.m. to close to the Roger Hickson fund. a rummage sale runs 9 a.m. at the high school gym.
Readers ask where to write for baby sitting information in Raleigh and about licensing. They discuss Washington Park Terrace staff, lifeguards, and a late 1970s chitlin and chicken cooking day in Salley South Carolina. They challenge birth statistics for High Point and request midwife lists from North Carolina public health offices.
Chicago AP reports urban school leaders warn of major service cuts or collapse without more federal and state aid. Washington DC superintendent Vincent Reed cites Carter aid plans while Detroit and Denver officials describe repeated tax-levy defeats and budget strains.
Fire swept two upper floors of the 32 story Occidental Tower in downtown Los Angeles as flames broke from windows and glass littered the street. About 300 firefighters from 58 engines battled the blaze for 90 minutes, with cause undetermined. Two firefighters suffered minor injuries. Security guards on the ground floor unaware of the blaze.
The United Auto Workers and General Motors announced a new national contract after an eight hour stoppage by about 80,000 workers at 16 GM plants. Workers were told to return to their next scheduled shift though a full second shift return was unlikely.
In Charlotte North Carolina the W R Kelly Jr family faces chipmunks in the attic protected as native wildlife. State officials say a permit to kill is unlikely unless the animals pose a mental or physical threat. The family reports nightly disturbances and a mouse trap mishap with a tail reminder.
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