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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1976

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Careless Smoking Probable Cause Fire at Wesleyan Arms

A Wesleyan Arms fire on N Centennial Street endangered 26 patients after smoke from a lounge cigarette. Nurse Julia Robbins tripped the alarm and led evacuations while Fire Dept investigators cited careless smoking as the probable cause. Two patients fell during evacuation. one firefighter injured elbow.

Howard Hayes Enterprise Julia Robbins Wesleyan Arms N. Centennial Street Fire Dept Denny T. G. Shelton Shelton

Santa letters to appear with merchants ads this Sunday

Readers’ letters to Santa will be printed in a future issue depending on space. The Enterprise notes many letters are received but only a random subset can be included.

Santa C.H. A Reynolds High Point K.K Thomasville. A Westchester Mall

Men object to Soviet liberation women as unfeminine

Dozens of irate men complain that liberated Soviet women lose femininity by smoking drinking cursing and having free sex. Readers cite women workers now making up over half of collective farm and factory labor and managing homes, while critics recall softer wartime femininity and label new behavior as crude and manlike.

Moscow Literary Gazette Soviet Union

Five Children Die in Knoxville Apartment Fire

Fire of undetermined origin killed five children under seven in two related families living in one Knoxville apartment. The dead are Carol Coker 3, Jimmy Coker 3, George Tipton 4, Marty Tyer 7, and Sheila Tyer 6. Parents and relatives were injured. the mother Barbara Troutt is named as their mother.

A.B.P. A Robert Soderberg Edith Sommer Ralph Ellis Eugenie Hunt Ted Apstein Gillian Spencer Joe Willmore Irna Phillips The Guiding Light Agnes Nixon Crusader Rachel Time Magazine Supreme Court Knoxville Tenn Baptist Hospital Carol Coker Jimmy Coker George Tipton Marty Tyer Marty George Sheila Tyer Ernest Coker Coker Barbara Troutt Sheila

Carter aides weigh urban policy options for Carter cabinet

Transition men study possible Cabinet roles for urban policy with mayors gathering in Denver for the National League of Cities meeting. A chief architect for urban policy and a reorganization plan for HUD and related agencies are under consideration as the Carter team drafts a broader urban program.

Washington Jimmy Carter National League of Cities Denver Carter League U.S Department of H and Urban Development HUD Transportation and Health Education Welfare Council

Survivor Thankful After Trucker Crash Near Fayetteville

Army soldier Mike Allen Johnston escaped a crushed car when a tractor trailer loaded with chocolate candy jackknifed on U.S. 301 south of Fayetteville. Johnston, 29, was trapped 45 minutes but uninjured. friend Roger Orr, 20, escaped safely. Driver Billy Joe Hodge, 41, of Hartsville was treated for minor injuries.

Johnston Ft. Bragg W.G. Morton State Highway Patrol Morton U.S. 301 Fayetteville Roger Orr Orr Billy Joe Hodge Hartsville, S.C Cape Fear Valley Hospital

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