25 Nov 1976
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1976
Page
1
Steve Bauer a Garst Thomas Seed Company worker in Coon Rapids Iowa stands atop a mountain of corncobs on company grounds the unusual display highlights corn production and local industry pride.
Action Line answers readers on barefoot driving, free diabetes tests at Southside Health Center, and glaucoma screening. Advice covers renting to families with children and disability protections, plus community notices about a Kubler-Ross lecture at High Point Theatre and bus parking issues at Westchester Mall.
Relief workers battle a severe snowstorm as they rush aid to the rugged quake zone near Ercis Muradiye and Caldiran. Officials say about 3 000 killed and 1 000 injured as 95 percent of mud brick houses collapse. The tremor halts power lines and complicates communications.
Public holiday finds Ford at Camp David and Carter in Plains as families feast and watch football. Macy’s parade goes national while The Band bows out with The Last Waltz in San Francisco. Travel and safety figures rise. Abnaki tribal status grants rights. charity kitchens aid the hungry. a Los Angeles teen injured in a shooting remains in recovery.
Iowa Rainbow official says the International Order of Rainbow Girls may drop the unwritten whites only policy under pressure from state affiliates. L Ray Chamberlin notes support from Rainbow groups nationwide as Iowa considers an independent state organization if the international resists change.
In Bucharest leaders of Eastern Europe push for progress with the West on troop and arms cuts at the Warsaw Pact opening. Brezhnev hopes for agreement with Carter administration on halting strategic weapon growth. Kosygin expected to join Ceausescu and Brezhnev.
A North Carolina Superior Court judge issues a gag order blocking release of the autopsy report for Virginia trooper Garland Fisher killed at a roadblock near Durham. The order, sought by state prosecutors, bars disclosure except to officials and Conley’s lawyers, while officials argue release could prejudice the trial.
The Census Bureau finds U S population concentrating in the South and West from 1970 to 1975, with Florida and Arizona fastest growing due to migration. Urban Northeast and North Central states see stagnation or loss, while migration and natural growth shape 1980 reapportionment dynamics.
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