Reagan appeals for less regulation at Amway rally
Ronald Reagan drew about 13 000 people in Charlotte at a Free Enterprise rally sponsored by Amway Distributors. He urged citizens to lead the push for free enterprise, saying government cannot save it. Senator Jesse Helms was to speak at the event.
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Robert H. Reid
Associated Press
Charlotte
N.C
Ronald Reagan
California
Reagan
Amway Distributors
Amway
Jesse Helms
R-N.c
Explorer Leaders Plan Road Rally and Constitution
The Explorer Presidents' Assn. of the Uwharrie Council met at Davidson County Community College to organize a safe driving road rally and draft a constitution. EPA will coordinate Explorer programs in High Point Davidson and Davie Counties, giving ages 15 to 21 access to professionals in various fields.
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Lexington
Jail Fire Case and Court Deliberations in Local Hearings
District Court Judge Ed Washington found probable cause in the jail fire case against Robert Duncan 18 of E Green Drive bound over to Superior Court for trial. Several defendants faced charges including marijuana possession forged checks and larceny with varied pleas and sentences across the docket.
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Ed Washington
Robert Duncan
E. Green Drive
Duncan
Superior Court
Larry Dale Bodenheimer
Alleghany Street
Bodenheimer
David Eugene Atkinson
S. Hamilton Street
Downeaster Draws Plenty Of Candidates
North Carolina Democrats host Downeaster event where many potential contenders mingle. Terry Sanford, traveling from Minnesota, tops busy rooms though not in attendance. State Sen. Thomas Strickland and Edward O Herron prep for campaigns while Lt Gov Jim Hunt remains poised to announce.
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Robert B. Cullen
Associated Press
Atlantic Beach
N.C
North Carolina
Democratic Party
Coastal Plains
Terry Sanford
Duke University
Minnesota
Thomas Strickland
Goldsboro
Charlotte
Edward O’herron
Strickland’s
O’herron
Eckerd’s Drug Stores
Jim Hunt
Annie Graham Wilson 104 long-time resident of The Presbyterian Home
Annie Graham Wilson 104 of The Presbyterian Home died at 8 10 am Saturday at the Home She was born October 17 1870 in Rogersville Tennessee daughter of John Bascomb and Julia Ann Alexander Wilson She lived at the Home 21 years coming from Salisbury She was a hostess and foster mother member of First Presbyterian Church Salisbury No immediate survivors Memorial service 11 am Monday at the Home by Dr W Kirk Allen Jr Graveside 2 30 pm Monday Chestnut Hill Cemetery Salisbury by Rev W A Wilkerson Body remains at Sechrest Funeral
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Miss
Annie Graham Wilson
Presbyterian Home
Rogersville
Tenn
John Bascomb
Julia Ann Alexander Wilson
Salisbury
First Presbyterian Church
W. Kirk Allen Jr
Chestnut Hill Cemetery
W. A. Wilkerson
Sechrest Funeral Home
Bodies recovered after Gulf rig gas blast in Houma
Rescuers lifted the bodies of three men killed when a 12 inch gas line ruptured on a Gulf of Mexico drilling rig 80 miles south of Houma Louisiana. 27 crew escaped to rescue boats as fumes dispersed and repairs began to assess the blast cause.
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Houma
Gulf of Mexico
M.M. Thompson
Placid Oil Co
Thompson
Death Claims Mrs. Nash and Others in Area Obituaries
Obituaries report the death of Mrs. Nash 86 at Gregson Nursing Home, with services planned in Hendersonville and Riverside Cemetery Asheville. Also noted are Harold S. Lanier Sr. 71 of Welcome, a former furniture maker, and Louis Getz 68 of Washington DC, both with funeral arrangements in place.
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Chassie Tweed Nash
Gregson Nursing Home
Thomas Shepherd and, Son Funeral
Hendersonville
Riverside Cemetery
Asheville
Vance Memorial Planned Today
CHAPEL HILL AP A memorial service is set for Sunday for Rupert Bayless Vance 76, UNC sociology emeritus and former president of the American Sociological Society and Population Association of America. He died August 25 after a brief illness at UNC hospital.
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Chapel Hill
Rupert Bayless Vance
Vance
Kenan
University of North Carolina At
Community Church of
American Sociological Society
Population Association of America
UNC
Farmers' Income Outlook Improves For 1975
North Carolina State University economist T E Nichols Jr says U S net farm income may reach 24 25 billion in 1975 as bumper grain crops and strong world demand lift prices and usage. A record wheat crop and large corn soybean harvests boost incomes despite price declines. Domestic feed use could rise 8 10 percent while grain feeding expands, and hog sow farrowings increase. Exports face uncertainties but world stocks are low supporting strong demand. Cotton prices rise as mill use recovers while export prospects remain mixed.
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Bill Humphries
N.C. State University
Raleigh
United States
Soviet Union
Europe
North Carolina State University
U.S
T. E. Nichols Jr
NCSA
Nichols
Japan
Ussr
NCSU
North Carolina
Errors in Advertiser Requests Clarified by Enterprise
Advertisers are urged to verify the first appearance of ads for corrections. The Enterprise will be responsible for only one incorrect insertion, outlining the single ad error and the publisher’s remedy.
Private club offers invites and contact numbers
A 2 year old or older can join a private club with lively entertainment for a $0 call 476-4459 or 886-4625. Also see Mary Kay Cosmetics opportunities with Grace Councilman Snyder at 867-1842 for an appointment. Blue Lustre carpet and rug cleaning ads promote renting electric shampooers and rug upkeep. John’s Sharpening Service in Thomasville offers repairs and new sews at 476-4515. Community involvement noted.
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Jess
Mary Kay Cosmetics
Grace Councilman
Snyder
Thomasville
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Pine Circle
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Goodman Road
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Shirley) Kiss
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Betty) Robertson
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Kendall St
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Winston Road
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Welcome
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Rt. 8
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Cathedral Ave
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