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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1973

Page

19

New Council Expected To Raise Electric Rates

Incoming High Point City Council faces raising electric rates to align with Duke Power Co. Officials note past boosts by Duke and interim city adjustments, with Mayor-elect Paul Clapp supporting a rate schedule identical to Duke’s. Current projections show city profits from electricity around $1.3 million annually.

Forrest Cates High Point Duke Power Co Paul Clapp Duke Clapp Duke's

Pneumonia Blamed For Death Of Local Youth

The body of 13 year old Thomas Dwayne Morgan of 220 Hobson Street was found Thursday evening in a Gatewood Avenue parking lot. An autopsy ruled his death from pneumonia described as walking pneumonia. He was a Ferndale Junior High seventh grader born April 21 1960. Survivors include his mother Carolyn Morgan a brother Anthony Morgan and grandparents Leon Morgan and Mrs Johnsie Morgan. Funeral services set for Sunday 1 p.m. at First Emmanuel Baptist Church with viewing at Moore Funeral Home the preceding evening.

Thomas Dwayne Morgan Hobson St Carolyn Morgan Washington Drive Gatewood Asheboro Ferndale Junior High School Anthony Morgan High Point Johnsie Morgan Leon Morgan Carthage First Emmanuel Baptist Church D. D. Mason Moore Funeral Home

Hijacked Plane Crisis Escalates in In-Flight Blackmail

In 1973 amid a hijacking crisis, Arabs threaten gunpoint control on a jet. Passengers debate tossing an Israeli and a Dutchman to save others as Faisal demands compliance. Tensions rise, fuel dwindles, a grenade appears as dialogue unfolds.

Faisal

Background Of Woman Investigated In Missing Case

Randolph County and state officers pursue a background study of Dema Rose Sheffner 19 missing since Tuesday night. Her abandoned car was found on U S 220 near an embankment after she left Greensboro en route to Randleman. A blue car seen nearby and a bumper dent are noted while a nationwide search continues.

Asheboro Rt. 1 Randleman Randolph County Dema Rose Sheffner U.S Greensboro Brown

Local Students Named to Who's Who Among Campus Leaders

Two High Point students earn spots in the 1973 74 Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. Paul S Lester of Tabor Street studies law enforcement at Guilford College as a Dana Scholar and serves with High Point Police Department. Queenie Elizabeth Harris daughter of Mr and Mrs James Harris of Mount Place majors in social science at Elizabeth City State University.

High Point Paul S. Lester Tabor Street Guilford College Dana Hig Point Queenie Elizabeth Harris James Harris Mount Place Elizabeth City State University

Stolen Truck Recovered and Site Break-In Probeed

Police reported a Bike Electric Construction Co. truck stolen November 20 from a Brentwood and I-85 site was found in Atlanta. The break-in also hit a trailer office on the same site. The investigation continues. Burglary at a nearby La Chateau site on I-85 near S Main St reported no missing items. Several car and home burglaries yielded various stolen items including a pistol, tapes, a jacket and a wedding band.

Bike Electric Construction Co Brentwood I-85 Atlanta Barry Mitchell Stallings Wiltshire Drive la Chateau S. Main Street Raymond Lee Newton Kivett Drive Frank Williams W. Ray Street J. M. Parker Ennis Street Pearlie Mae Dixon Meadow Place R. H H. Barringer

Limits On Developments Refused By Planners

Guilford County Planning Board rejects a 2.5 dwelling units per acre limit for planned unit developments in watershed areas. They also reject a 20 percent land open space requirement and the proposed density bonus up to 25 percent for street or utility work or land donations. The panel will send its open space definition and other provisions to the Board of Commissioners for a Dec 17 hearing.

Greensboro Guilford County Planning Board Amendment Board Planning Board Robert Shaw Board of County Commissioners Planning Dept Board Board of Commissioners Cardinal Corp Charles Price Price

Frye Named Delegation Chairman

Greensboro delegates elect Rep Henry Frye as Guilford County caucus chairman for the 1974 General Assembly. Frye, first black NC legislator this century, eyed as a future House speaker or Democratic Whip. succeeding Rep Charles Phillips who did not seek reelection. The delegation also heard requests from Greensboro City Council and Judge E D Kuykendall for new district court judge, stricter blue light penalties, and mental illness commitment law revisions.

Greensboro Guilford County Henry Frye Frye North Carolina House of Representatives Lynwood Smith High Point Coolidge Murrow Charles Phillips E. D. Kuykendall Kuykendall

Oil Dealers Warned on Spills Amid Energy Crisis

About 84 Randolph oil dealers and local emergency crews heard NC Oil Jobbers Assn leaders urge preparedness for spills. Richard Pugh stressed responsibility rests with the person in control of the oil. Gerald Matthews outlined state and federal spill laws and penalties for noncompliance.

Don Wrenn Asheboro Randolph Randolph Oil North Carolina Oil Jobbers Assn Raleigh Richard Pugh State Oil Jobbers Association Gerald Matthews State Association Matthews North Carolina Pugh Bill Kemp The Association Kemp

Cheer Fund Donations Start Slow This Christmas Season

The 1973 Christmas Cheer Fund opens with $145 raised toward an $8 500 goal, with the largest gift of $50 from the N C Fabric Mens Club. If last year’s pattern holds, contributions should rise by next week as the fund prepares toys for eligible families and food certificates before Christmas. Donations may be sent to The Enterprise P O Box 1009 or the Cheer Fund P O Box 5467.

N.C. Fabric Mens’ Club Enterprise P.O. Box Cheer Fund

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N. C. Utilities Commission Utilities Commission T. Wingate Andrews Gatewood Avenue Art Buchwald Washington Alors Zut Basta Los Angeles Times Lloyd Brown Who Art Richardson Rone Towne Theatre Ralph Gilmore Thomasville Forest Hills Presbyterian Church N.C. Fabric Men's Club H. Baker Perry Lucy Jane Dowdy Tonya Vonda Booker
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