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The Gastonia Gazette

Location

Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1971

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Deaths in area include Bell, Weathers, Davis Parryman

Area obituaries note Eugene Ball of Greenville died in a Greenville hospital after a long illness. Other notices list William Jackson of Gastonia and Belmont resident Alexander Weathers dying in Charlotte and Belmont respectively. Lydia Parryman of Belmont dies at home. Julia Phillips of Gastonia dies, with service in McAdonville. Lily Parrell of Smyrna dies in Kings Mountain Hospital. Funeral details and survivors are given for each in local notices.

Revenue-sharing plan gains bipartisan support leaders vow drive

Gov. Bob Scott of North Carolina Gov. Tindoon Holton of Virginia and former state executives pledged to push a national bid for revenue sharing from city halls to Congress. The National Citizens Committee for Revenue-Sharing seeks to channel public support and press for approval of Nixon administration plan to distribute 48 billion to state and local governments in year one. Scott and Brewer cited establishing groups in states like Massachusetts and California as immediate steps, with Holton and Scranton leading the campaign.

Washington Cap Bob Scott North Carolina Tindoon Holton Virginia Stele Congress Nolan Albert Brewer Alabama William Scranton Pennsylvania Publs Suip Park Seat” Gaid Te Group Nixon Scott Brower Sali Fevsel Bours Massachusetts

Market Opens Higher Amid Mixed NYSE Trading

New York market opens up with active trading and cautious optimism for a continuation of Thursday's strong advance. Gainers show broad gains on the Big Board as key issues post fractional changes with listed names including Gulton rising to 87% and American Telephone up to 48.34.

New York APL Indy Cnaluals New York Stock Exchange Shat Gulton Ogden Corp Yiab Tay Allié Chryster, Ny

Trudeau and Sinclair wed in quiet ceremony at St Stephen's Church

Prime Minister Trudeau and Margaret Sinclair married in a secluded service at St Stephen's Church in Ottawa. The couple, who met years ago in Tabithres, were vacationing near Vancouver with Sinclair's family. The bride is the daughter of James Sinclair of Vancouver, a Liberal power figure and former cabinet minister.

Trudeau Ministy Fieve Elliott Margaret Sinclair St. Stevens Komatt Catholic Vancouver B. C Ottawa APL Hay Chants Fieyre Elliott Frndeau Sieie St. Stephen's Henna Miss Sinclaiy James Sinclair Vancom Liberal Party Amotire

Nixon cancels New York trip due to snowstorm

President Nixon cancels his New York visit planned to promote revenue savings after heavy upstate snow storms close the city. The White House said five hours of urban development meetings with Gov. Rockefeller and state and local officials will be rescheduled. Nixon would have been joined by Treasury Secretary Connally Housing and Urban Development Secretary Rommey for discussions with mayors and news executives from 32 states and the District of Columbia.

Washington Upstate New York Uchester Park iNison White House Nixon Mc Nixon Treasury John Connally Housing and Urban Development George Rommey Welson A. Rockefeller States District of Colimbia

Winter storm moves on from North Carolina to Canada

The Associated Press reports 175 families evacuated in Lumberton as the Lumber River breached banks after heavy rain. Other rivers rose statewide while the storm moved onward to Canada. Forecasts show warmer, sunnier days ahead across the Carolinas and Georgia with highs in the 50s and 60s.

Associated Press Lumberton North Carolina Canada Mexico Clea Ani Cole South Carolina Georgia Central Coub Virginia Sds Inn Eseephanger

Dr Walter B Parks longtime Gastonia physician dies at 72

Walter Beatty Parks retired plant physician at Firestone Textiles, born April 28, 1896 in Mecklenburg County, died early today in a local hospital. He practiced in Gastonia since 1926, belonged to several medical societies, and is survived by sisters Mary Lee Parks of Spartanburg and Mrs J F Houston of Huntersville and a brother Thomas of Lenoir. Burial at Hopewell Presbyterian Church near Huntersville after visitation at McLean and Son Funeral Home. Memorials may be sent to Gastonia Chapter of the American Cancer Society.

William Jackson W. Ronkin Ave A.B. Carter Machina Com LY Bla Pany Man Melmont Lydia Davis Paryman Twin Oaks Bumgardner Hoy Q. J. Cox Chingawood Bumgardner Feneral Daughers William L. Hager Weady Jenkins Themiont KR. B. Sum Welstke Meremiens Mary Giles Gintenteaumg Gazbwo B. Ay David Smyrna Carl Mauney Mt. Holly Troy Steno Gastonia Jane Bright Clover Harley Miller Charrette Satunday Gordon's Walter Beatty Parks Firestone Textiles Mecklenburg County William Beatty Parks Mary Alice Gluyas Parks Parks University of North Carolina University of Maryland Gustin County Medical Society N. C. State Medical Society The African Medical Association Industrial Medical Association Hopewell Presbyterian Church Huntersville Elon Wadsworth T Ie McLean and Son American Cancer Society Mary Lee Parks Spartanbure J. F. Houston Thomas Lenoir

Radar eye on speeders in Ranlo gains new gear

Ranlo Folica Department received radar equipment funded by the Governor's Highway Safety Program with a grant from the National Highway Safety Bureau. Chief John Terry says the stationary unit will monitor speeds between 2 mph and 420 mph within 4100 feet, aiding a UNC Highway Safety Research Center study on radar deterrence.

Ranto Folica John Terry Governor's National Hilhway Safety Bureau Ranlo Highway Safety Research Center UNC Overnor

Hawkins to testify before House Elections Laws Committee

Dr. Reginald Hawkins, a Charlotte rights leader, will have an opportunity to testify before the House Elections Laws Committee next week, following up with chairman Rep. J Worth Gentry to arrange the hearing.

Naletqi Reginald Hawkins House Elections Laws Committee Computes Rep J. Worth Gentry

Volpe tightens scrutiny on charter flight operators

Transportation Secretary Volpe orders closer FAA oversight of small charter flights after a Wichita State football charter crash in Colorado that killed 31. FAA field offices will monitor jetliners and large prop planes to curb evasion of federal rules. Rules guiding charter operations and flight plans will be issued to field offices and operators.

Washington (Ap Secretary of Transportation John A. Volpe Wichita State Colorado Volpe Federal Aviation Administration FAA Antil PAA

Vietnamese Troops Prepare Major Assault Near Sepone

Reports from Saigon indicate 1000 plus South Vietnamese and Viet Cong units are massing for a large drive toward Sepone two miles west of the Ho Chi Minh Trail. U S helicopters bring reinforcements as analysts note intensified air and ground movements along Laos border.

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