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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1976
Page
6
Henry S. Cram, a 69 year old Bluffton millionaire, said polo training helped him think quickly during a midnight break in. He reported two Marines shot dead while his son was held at knifepoint in their coastal island home.
The First Church of Christ on 301 E Lexington Ave observes its 50th anniversary with a 1 am service honoring the nation’s 200th year and the 10th anniversary of Rev Hoyt Johnson. Dr Dennis Helsabeck of Mulligan College speaks. a memorial service follows for members in the last decade. a fellowship meal and a screening of One President’s Faith are planned. Separately, Marines Sat John M Adams Jr and Lance Cpl Lawrence R Powell were killed during a home invasion. Cram, who defended his family with a .38 revolver, describes the assault and ensuing investigations as authorities report two suspects fled by swimming the May River. Funeral for Adams set for Tuesday.
A brief exhortation urges living by truth as the guiding principle with the promise that honesty yields personal gain in the end. The message stresses integrity and consistent conduct as the path to rewards.
The item discusses choosing between broadening shoulders to bear stress or breaking under pressure. It emphasizes practical resilience and mental discipline as remedies for daily anxiety and workload.
Former Cabarrus County commissioner Roger Glenn Hinson faces a conspiracy and armed robbery trial in Concord. Jurors began deliberations after a lengthy instructions session by Superior Court Judge William Z. Wood as attorneys presented final arguments and called 20 character witnesses. Hinson, 33, is accused of orchestrating a 1974 raid on a Mount Pleasant coin shop and a Lexington dealer, with potential penalties up to 40 years if convicted.
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