Clowning Beautician Delights Hair Salon Customers
Bonnie Russell, a beautician, entertained her customers with clowning antics during hairdos at her shop on Friday. Janice Samuels sat in the chair receiving a playful “drying” routine while Cris Petree watched.
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Bonnie Russell
Janice Samuels
Bonnie
Cris Petree
Liddy Dole Hits Southern Strategy in Greensboro
Salisbury native and Ford Dole candidate Liddy Dole pursues Southern appeal in Greensboro stop. She stresses shared values with Southerners, defends Ford record on defense and inflation, and highlights care for the needy while staying energetic and accessible to reporters.
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Greensboro
Liddy Dole
Salisbury
Ford Dole
Jimmy Carter
Ford
Dole
Mrs. Dole
Mischief and Mayhem Mark Halloween Night for Police
High Point police reported a quiet Halloween with minor incidents. A 15 year old was cut on Forrest Street after a confrontation near a haunted house display. Several houses suffered egging damage and a car windshield was broken on Westchester Drive. A rear door/window at Richardson's Dept. was found broken.
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High Point
Forrest Street
Donald William Whitely
Forrest
Mildred Neal Apple
Westchester Drive
Micki M. Ridge
Trafalgar Court
Richardson's Dept
Guilford candidates spend about 112000 in campaign
Campaign spending and contributions across Guilford County races show candidates for the General Assembly, local offices, and judgeships reporting about 112000 in activity. The House of Representatives and district judge races lead in expenses, with Democrats and Republicans detailing cash flow and receipts through the filing period.
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Jim Hawkins
Greensboro
Guilford County
General Assembly
N.C. House of Representatives
N.C Senate
Guilford County Board of Commissioners
Guilford County Board of Education
Register of Deeds Office
W. Eugene Johnson
John F Yeatles
Judge
Jim van Hecke Jr
B. Gordon Gentry
Larry Harden
Franklin Teague
William Gragg
Robert Teaster
Board of Commissioners
Gragg
Tester
Michael Smedberg
Labor Party
State Senate
David Shavin
State House
House of Representatives
George E. Bemus
Patrick Boardman
Henry Frye
Thomas Gilmore
Margaret Keesee
James Morgan
Thomas Sawyer
Mary Seymour
Two Injured in Car Crash on Woodrow and Forrest
Sylvia Davis Robinson of Lyndhurst Street was admitted to High Point Memorial Hospital Thursday for observation. Donald Wayne Hagg, 30, of Grant Street was treated and released after their cars collided at Woodrow Avenue and Forrest Street at 3:42 p.m. Robinson was charged with failing to yield at a stop sign.
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Sylvia Davis Robinson
Lyndhurst Street
High Point Memorial Hospital
Donald Wayne Hagg
Grant Street
Woodrow Avenue
Forrest Street
Robinson
Church Gifts To Campaign May Be Illegal
Churches in High Point contributing to the Citizens Christian Act campaign against liquor stores face possible IRS action. IRS official Glenn Jones noted tax-exempt groups involved in politics may lose status. Rev. Robert Clegg argues the activity is legal and cites a 1973 Raleigh article about church contributions to political causes.
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John Lowe
Citizens Christian Act
High Point
Internal Revenue Service
Glenn Jones
IRS
Jones
North Carolina
Robert Clegg
Clegg
CCA
Raleigh
Call Issued For Elderly Blacks To Take Flu Shots
In the Greensboro High Point area health officials announce bivalent swine flu vaccine clinics for residents 40 and older and others with chronic diseases. The Montheu Avenue Health Dept site welcomes eligible people Thursday 1 30 p m to 8 30 p m and the Southside Neighborhood Clinic on Taylor Street runs Tuesday Thursday and Friday 2 30 p m to 4 30 p m. About 4 500 shots have been given with a steady Thursday flow. Health officials worry about low turnout among black residents.
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Greensboro
High Point Area
Sarah Morrow
Morrow
Montheu Avenue
Southside
Taylor Street
Preyer Recaps Carter Stand For Greensboro Businessmen
Congressman Preyer told Greensboro businessmen that Carter is not popular with NC business interests over his right to work stance and federal spending plans. He contrasted Ford and Carter, urged focus beyond a single issue, and explained budget control under the Congressional Budget Act. The Guilford County Democratic Party Get-Out-The-Vote Rally is set for Sunday at 3 PM at the Souther Railway Station in Greensboro with Rufus Edminston as featured speaker.
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Duke University
Harvard Law School
Preyer
North Carolina
Greensboro
Gerald Ford
Carter
Ford
Guilford County
Democratic Party
Souther
Rufus Edminston
Reneral
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