Hunt Urges Carter To Avoid Defending Congress
Democratic candidate Jim Hunt tells voters Carter should not defend the Democratic Congress, arguing it erred and spent too much. Hunt, in High Point for the party HQ opening, says Carter must stay out of the status quo trap while asserting his own lead over rival Flaherty and noting debates did not yield a decisive winner. He cites his ethics laws and Medicaid cost-cutting proposals as his record of accomplishment.
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Carol Wilson
Utley Enterprise
Jimmy Carter
Democratic Congress
Jim Hunt
Hunt
High Point
Democratic
N Main Street
Congress
Carter
Georgia
Gerald Ford
Child Struck By School Bus In High Point
A one year old Pamela Anne Shelor remains in stable condition in the ICU of High Point Memorial Hospital after being struck by a school bus driven by seven year old Harold Eugene Cook on Ridgecrest Street near Whittier. Investigating officer GB Alford said the accident appeared unavoidable and no charges are anticipated.
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Pamela Anne Shelor
Richland St
High Point Memorial Hospital
GB Alford
High Point
Harold Eugene Cook
Ridgecrest Street
Whittier Alford
Elm Towers site looks like oil field on Elm Street
Silhouetted against a gray sky the Elm Towers construction site resembles an oil field with derricks reaching upward. Close inspection shows the only digging is for the building’s foundation for the new elderly housing high rise.
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Elm Towers
Elm Street
Ari Richardson
Stabbings and exposure report from Five Points incidents
A 23 year old man told police he was cut around 2am at Five Points on Monthey Ave. Charles Parker of 1121 Tryon St admitted to High Point Memorial Hospital for a stab wound in his left side. A companion was also cut but refused treatment. Sue Shinn reported indecent exposure at Griffin Junior High School where a black man in his 30s, initially dressed, began to undress during class.
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Monthey Ave
Charles
Buster Parker
Tryon St
High Point Memorial Hospital
Sue Shinn
Hunterwood St
Griffin Junior High School
High Point Enterprise Subscription Rates and Policy
The notice lists subscription options for High Point NC readers, including daily and Sunday rates, pay in advance discounts, and annual pricing. It credits The Associated Press for reproduction rights and notes postal handling under March 3 1879 law with second class mail.
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Mtn SA
Moena
Sungey
Crrrer
Associated Press
Biap News
Patenes
Post
High Point NC
High Pont NC
Conirietory
High Point
Carrer Landon Associates
Prevention Studied Road Water Runoff Big Problem
A Guilford County joint meeting heard Gerald Hook present a UNC study on urban runoff pollution. He urged watershed management to curb contamination from street surfaces, noting sweeping alone misses fine silt and rains flood streams feeding the water reservoir. Planning boards discussed open space, land use, and a joint committee to coordinate a new open space purchase program.
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Jem Hawkins
Greensboro
Guilford County Planning Board
Guilford County Advisory Board For Environmental Quality
Gerald Hook
University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill
Hook
Advisory Board For Environmental Quality
Hooks
Tax Tally Shows County Sales Up
Guilford County income from one percent sales tax rose 15 percent in July versus July 1975. Finance director Thomas Cashwell said July 1976 tax take will be 412.55 dollars, compared with 359,662 dollars in July 1975, and noted June 1976 remained higher than June 1975. He added monthly gains through spring, though June’s rise was modest and overall 1976-77 budget projects only a five percent increase.
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Greensboro
Guilford County
Thomas Cashwell
Cashwell
Heer Heads Aging Council Committee
State Rep Leo Heer of High Point was elected chairman of the Legislative and Structure Service Committee of the Advisory Council on Aging. The group discussed a planned Oct 22 forum on home care, legal services, and private funding to expand elderly services.
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Leo Heer
High Point
Advisory Council of the
State Office On Aging
Heer
General Assembly
Advisory Council
State Dept of Education
Robert Beard
The
Woman 71 Dies in Yard Fire Near Pilot School Road
Mrs Ruth Edinger Conrad, 71, was found in her yard near Old Lexington Road and Pilot School Road after a Friday afternoon fire. Authorities call it an accidental death with no foul play suspected. gasoline and a used matches pack were found at the scene. She recently returned from a hospital stay and was a longtime Pilot Store operator and member of Rich Fork Baptist Church. Survivors include daughter Joyce Black and son Elwood Mack.
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Thomasville
Ruth Edinger
Conrad
Lexington Road
Pitot
School Road
Davidson
Jaybird McCrary
McCrary
Joel Leonard
Davidson County
William Mack
Minnie Younce Edinger
Pilot School
H Phillip Conrad
Mills Home
Rich Fork
Allen Jay selects 1976 homecoming queen Beth Thomas
Beth Thomas was chosen as Allen Jay High's 1976-77 homecoming queen. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Jay M Thomas and was escorted by Jeff Millikan. Senior attendants included Tomy Clodfelter and Patti Carroll, with Joan Gilbreth Denise Corn and Sherri Blackburn as other attendants.
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Beth Thomas
Allen Jay
Jay M Thomas
Jeff Millikan
Tomy Clodfelter
Patti Carroll
Joan Gilbreth
Denise Corn
Sherri Blackburn
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Jim Morgan
Mary Seymour
Cris Beiree
High Point Enterprise
David Flaherty
Flaherty
Earier
North Carolina Public Health Assa
Health Applications Systems
North Carolina
Dept of Human Resources
James Holfhouser
Robert Walter Baxley
Ida
Jenkins
James Ave
Barbara Henderson
South St
Ms Jenkins
Willis Mailliams
Jacob
Howard Charles Osborned
Campbell St
English Road
Nancy Rice Wallace
Wetminster Ave
Pont Enterprise
Tively
Aging Council
United Way
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