Greensboro lawyer pleads not guilty in tax case
Greensboro attorney James L. Swisher pleads not guilty in federal court to seven counts of obstructing justice in an IRS investigation of his tax returns. Judge Hiram Ward considers delaying trial to August. July 12 was set as a possible date. Swisher, 38, partner at Cahoon & Swisher, faces up to 3,000 fine and five years per count if convicted.
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Internal Revenue Service
Norman B. Smith
Hiram Ward
Wehen Smith
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Town faces water-line funding squeeze without federal disaster
KERWEIRSVILLE North Carolina residents urge federal disaster designation to unlock 2 million for a permanent water line to Winston Salem. If denied, officials from EDA FHA ARC HUD meet local leaders and lawmakers to seek alternate funding sources amid a pollution crisis in their reservoir.
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Winston-Salem
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Steve Neal
D-N.g
Robert Morgan
D-N.c
Kemersville
Vanuals
Destructo Chemeny Corp
Forsyth County
Morganton Furniture Exec Dies in Early Morning Fire
John Collett 60 president of Henredon Industries died at the scene from smoke inhalation and possible carbon monoxide. His wife Edith 36 was critically injured and rushed to Grace Hospital. Children Dell 19 and Robert 17 escaped as investigators probe a library chair ignition.
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Infant Leigh Cramerton dies. services announced
Leigh Hester infant of Cynthia Hester of 84 Fifth St died in a Charlotte hospital. Funeral arrangements are incomplete and will be announced by Carothers Funeral Home Belmont.
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Hickory
Edgar Bell Armstrong
Gantes County
Hickory High School
Ford Motor Co
J. Wilbur
Miriam Moore Armstrong
W. Hart Armstrong
Gastonia
St. Luke's United Methodist Church
Oakwood
Bass Smith Funeral Home
Ashley Kera Chape
McLean & Sons
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Rt. 6
Mount Hally
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Mount Holly
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Laetrile deemed ineffective in cancer cure study
A four year study reported by the Hulfata Evening News finds Laetrile does not prevent or cure cancer. Sloan-Kettering and Catholic Medical Center researchers dispute coverup claims and note early studies showing no positive results. FDA ban stands though small import allowances occur in some cases.
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Cancer victim vows to keep taking Laetrile
An 87-year-old cancer patient in ATTIC NY says he will continue Laetrile despite its link to the death of his 16 month old daughter Elizabeth who swallowed pills and died hours later. Buffalo physicians cite cyanide poisoning as the cause. Autopsy results pending. The man traveled to a Laetrile clinic in Mexico in April and reports pain relief weight gain and renewed energy.
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Local leaders elected at North Carolina Synod convention
The 16th annual North Carolina Synod Lutherans convention met at Leiich-Fidyne College Hickorydune with over 600 delegates. Four men were ordained including Tecrell G. Long and George L. Rhyne. Long will lead New Covenant Lutheran High Point and Rhyne will pastor Beth Eden Newton. A minimum pastor salary of 9000 yearly plus synod supplements was approved.
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Gastonia
George L. Rhvne
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Dallas
Long
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High Point
Rhyne
Beth- Eden Lutheran Church
Newton
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Lincoln
Cleveland
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Mountainly
Market Mixed as Dow Rises in Early Trading
New York stocks opened mixed with the Dow Jones Industrial Average up 19.17 points to 22.57, the best since April 12. Gainers outpaced losers on the NYSE where volume reached 24.39 million, while the composite index rose to 51.52 and the American Exchange index climbed to 115.40.
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