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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1975

Page

10

Drug Raid Procedures Revamped in Charleston

Charleston Police Chief John Conroy announced changes to drug raid procedures to avoid raiding innocent homes. Attorney Frank Epstein said the Reynolds may sue the city for damages and seek a court order to change raid practices if a pattern of improper raids is found. The raid on Mr and Mrs Reynolds home was admitted as conducted on the wrong apartment.

Charleston S.C John Conroy Frank Epstein John M. Reynolds Epstein Reynolds Conroy

Dawson Gang members sentenced in federal robbery case

Two members of the Dawson Gang, Windell Wayne Sellers and Theo Donald McDaniel, receive 25 year federal prison terms for the Union Bank of McEwen holdup. Dawson and Daw son had earlier received sentences in Mississippi. Frank Brack Wellborn faces trial in Atlanta as the gang’s Southeast robbery probe widens.

Nashville L. Clare Morton Sellers McDaniel Mississippi Billy Ray Dawson Dawson Gang Dawson

Super Saleman TV Announcer Sells Cure After Headache

A TV salesman keeps talking until viewers complain of a headache and then offers a cure product. The segment showcases persistent pitching and a final pitch aimed at relief.

Nixon offered Baker Seat on High Tribunal

Senator Howard Baker of Tennessee says former President Nixon offered to nominate him to the Supreme Court in October 1971. Baker recalls Attorney General John Mitchell presenting the offer during two vacancies and says he declined, citing temperament and a lesser fit for a life in the high court.

Tullahoma Hugo Black John Harlan Mitchell Baker Ald Ie

Nickels for Know How Program Endorsed in NC Vote

In Raleigh the Nickels for Know-How program received strong support as North Carolinians voted to continue the nickel per ton assessment on feed and fertilizer for six more years. In incomplete county returns 31,845 favored and 2,210 opposed, funding research at North Carolina State University.

Raleigh North Carolina North Carolina State University

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