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THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD. KINGS MOUNTAIN, N. C.
Pvt. Mixcn
Is GradKak.ll
FT, POI.K. Ij.\. (.\HT\C') All?.
31 — Army private .lerry 1’. .Mi.x-
nn, .son ol \Tr. and .Mrs. Willie I’.
Mi.xon, 3fil Deviy i)r.. Messeirner
City. .\. reeently completed
niiK' -ivi-ei. of advanced infantry
Ir linin? al Ft. I’oF:, La.
Dui in,; hi-' "uerriila trainin.?, he
I've I laid' .-amalated Vietnam
.'oiulii on' fni five days, fightin?
I''f ni?lii attacks and (.inducting
raids on enemy villa"e.s. He was
taii.e'it inellnds of removing boo-
I’.V traps, seiiinjT ambushes and
Thursday, September 17, I97C
avofdin? enemy ombu.sfies.
Other specialized training in
cluded small unit tactics, ma,p
reading, land mine warfare, com-
munivations, and firing t'ho M-16
title, M-uO machine gun and the
3..‘>-i.nc!i ro'iict Fiuncner.
Private Mi.xon entered the Ar
my in April 1970 and e. mpleted
Da lie training at Ft. Brag.g, .V, C.
Ills wife, Judy, lives at 1805
111 oilock .\ve., Gastonia, N. C.
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, Mf) Aug. .'il — Army Sc.'geant
j .Il iin .M. Lynn Jr., who.se parents,
live on Kou'te 1, Kings M.iuntain,
-N. C'., levently received the Army
Comnirndatio i Medal wliilc serv-
in ; with the 101st .Airborne Di-.
vision (.Aiemobile I in Vietnam.
Sgt. Lynn received the award
for lieroism in alction while en
gaged in military operations a-
gainst a hostile force in Vietnam.
Tile 21-year-old sergeant is a
squad leader in Company A, 1st
Paltalion, 327t'h Iniantvy of the
division's 1st Brigade. He entered
the Army in F'ebruary 1969, com
pleted basic training at Ft. Bragg,
-T. C., and was last stationed at
F't. Jackson, S. C. I
The License and Tho.lt Division
of the Departmer.t of Motor Veh
icles repents that an experienced
thief .an strip a fcur-specU; tran-
Mnission from a stolen oar in il2
to 11 minutes.
Patsy's Beauty Shop is pleased to announce
the addition of Miss Gloria Oliver and Miss
Linda Martin to our staff.
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PATSY PARKER
Owner 4 Operator
GLORIA OLIVER
Operator
LINDA MAR'HN
Operator
Specials This Week
FROSTINGS ...... Were $15.00 ....... NOW $12.50
PERMANENTS Were $10.50 NOW $ 8.50
PERMANENTS Were $12.50 NOW $11.50
PERMANENTS Were $15.00 NOW $12.50
$25.00 Wigs On Sale for $22.50
Parted Wigs On Sale for $28.50
AS AN ADDED SERVICE TO OUR CUSTOMERS A PHOTOGRAPHER
WILL BE IN OUR SHOP OCTOBER I. 2 And 3.
217 Waco Road
8:3C a.m. - 7 p.m.
Phone 739-3064
Nights By Appointment
This Week Only
Shelby Police
Shelby Police Department o5fi-
eiaLs said an investigation into
the death of Bertha Lou Knmseur,
39, r.t 3447 Arey SI., Shelby is
continuing.
lMis. Ramseur's bo.ly vva.-s dis
covered in an old refrigerator at
the 309 Billie Lee St., reddence of
Roy Lee Gill about 7:30 p.in. 1 ues-
day.
Cleveland County Coroner Oilie
Harris said the vvuman iv .lar. iit
ly died ot siiftccation. Hands said
there were no mark.= on the worn
an'.s body except for .some .small
scratches on her hands an'd feet
City police are investigating the
possibility that Mrs. Ramseur
climbed into the refrigerator 'c
escape from someone who tired
sliots into the liome. Detective E.
L. 'Bass said neighbors had re.
ported hearing shots that after •
noon and two ..32 rnlibc huii.-t
holes were found in the back door
of the house.
tUil, VMI.J discevered thi,' body,
told police he 'found Hte bod'y
when lie came home from work.
She had reportedly been visiting
in Gill's home for several days.
Ba.ss said no one has been
charged in the incident.
Funeral services lor -Mrs. Ram
seur were conducted at 4 p.m.
Friday at Ramseur Baptist church
by the Rev. K. L. Gavin. Burial
was in the church cemetery.
She was the daughter of Mon
trose McDowell ot BaKi.Tiore. .Mi;!.,
and a member of Ramseur Bap
tist church.
Survivors include one daugh
ter, Mrs. Gloria McCloud of Shel
by; one stepson, James Ram.scur
Jr., ot Shelby her foster mother,
Mrs. Irene Sims; and one grand
child.
Tax Filing
Bequiremenfs
lave Changed
Green-iixiro — In prior years,
any citizen or resident of the
United States under 65 'having
gross income of $600 or more dur
ing tile tax year was required to
flic a Federal Inr-.Tme Tax Return.
Next year things will be dif
ferent. 'The Tax Reform .Act of
19i)9 provides riie following filing
require merits .'or individuals;
1. A single person tnot self-em
ployed) whose income in 1970
was less than $1700 is nut requir
ed to- tile a Federal Tax Return.
2. A single person who Ls over
65 or blind need not file a return
if his income was less than $2300;
but if he is both blind and over
65, he need not file a return if
his income is under $2900.
3. A marncu couple, who share
the same household at the end
of tiie year, need not file a return
if their rombined incomes were
less than $2300.
4. Married t.txpayers are entitl
ed to an additional exeinption of
$600 each for blindness and age.
Hence, a married couple who are
both over 65 need not file a re
turn if their combined income is
under $3500; if they are both
over 65 and both are blind, no
return is required if their com
bined income is under $4700.
However, any taxpayer who had
tax witliheld must file a return
to receive a refund regardless of
the amount of his income.
Connei Charge
Is Dismissed
A civarga of violation c-f f o-
h;'.:!‘i,an Diws -against a Kings
Moimt-’-’
was dismissed Thuitsday in Clova
e.and i...ys
tiict Cov./t.
'Cenner was charged 'after
■Clcve'.fr. ' County Shr.-ift's De-
Ipcrtment deputies confiscated
102 half pints of liquor and 39
I ^'iccs of beer -from a mobile
I iiome reportedly used ,by Conner
I on August 28.
i A motion to suppress the evi-
' de:Tre (102 half pints c,; liquor
and 39 cases of beer) by dc-'iense
ntterney C A. Horn was allowed,
^nd the case was vismissad at
the close cf the 'testimony cf the
o.'ficers.
I Horn said the motion was made
be ause of a defective search
warrant.
! D'sfict 'Crn-t 'C’eik 'B'-h R'ne-
K-ivftt said the warrant failed to
disclose 'where the information
that tile waiTant was based on
was obtained from.
Nationwide research reveals
that not one person has been kih
led in an automobile accident In
the United States while wearing
both a seat belt and a Shoulder
harness.
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