Federal Center Contractor Sued By Subcontractors
In Butner North Carolina the general contractor Ranger Construction Co of Atlanta faces lawsuits from Davis Mechanical Co of Greensboro Corman Building Materials Co of Durham and a lien threat from Carolina Grading and Landscaping Co over payments on the $11.5 million Federal Center for Correction Research project. Subcontractors seek about $800 000 plus other bills while Ranger contends government claims are the issue and the Bureau of Prisons awaits information from Ranger.
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Butner N.C
Federal Center For Correction Research
Ranger Construction Co
Atlanta
Butner
U.s.bureau of Prisons
Ranger
Davis Mechanical Co
Greensboro
U.S
Raleigh
Corman Building Materials Co
Durham
Bill Corman
Corman
A.C. Clayton
Carolina Grading and Landscaping Co
Terrell to Join Faulkner Workshop at Rowan Oak
Charles L. Terrell Jr of Danville Community College will attend a week long seminar on William Faulkner titled Faulkner and Yoknapatawpha. The August 11 16 program at Rowan Oak near Oxford features films panel discussions hikes and local color contributors including M. C. Faulkner and J M Faulkner.
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Charles L. Terrell, Jr
Danville Community College
William Faulkner
Rowan Oak
Oxford
University of Mississippi
Faulkner
Yoknapatawpha
Mississippi
Lafayette County
Bailey’s Woods
Faulkner County
M.C. “Chooky” Faulkner
J.M. “Jimmy” Faulkner
Martins Martins and Dragonflies Insect Guardians
Local residents report purple martins as mosquito controllers with each bird claimed to eat over two thousand mosquitos per day. People keep martins year round, hoping for pest control and entertainment, while lore says most martins depart around August 15 as they train fledglings for a long migration.
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Nance
Lynch
Horoscope roundup for August 4 across zodiac signs
The Sunday horoscope notes varied guidance for each sign including Taurus facing expectations, Gemini urged to keep promises, Cancer urged to stay home, Virgo to act after calm, Libra advised simple early plans, Scorpio warned against excess, Sagittarius about permits, Aquarius seeking spiritual practice, Pisces starting a new energy cycle. Arles guidance suggests reorganization for a fresh start.
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Arles
Taurus
Gemini
Virgo
Libra
Deaths And Funerals Chaplain At Prison Is Killed
A Roman Catholic prison chaplain Father Jarman Casey 38 was stabbed and beaten to death in Columbia South Carolina Friday night. Former inmate Francis Lewis Franklin 31 was charged with murder after the homicide discovered near 4 a.m. Saturday following a call from a New Hampshire woman.
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Columbia
S.C
South Carolina
Father Jarman Casey
Francis Lewis Franklin
Father Casey
New Hampshire
Franklin
Mrs. Elizabeth M. Robertson Dies in Greensboro
Mrs Elizabeth Maxie Robertson of West Market Street Greensboro died Saturday at 11 45 am in Stormont Villa Nursing Home after six months of declining health. She leaves daughter Nancy Sylvester and three grandchildren of Greensboro and three sisters in Danville. Graveside services at Mountain View Cemetery Monday at 11 am conducted by Rev Gene Russell. The family will receive friends Sunday 7 to 9 pm Swicegood Funeral Home and at home 17 Augusta Avenue.
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Elizabeth Maxie Robertson
West Market Street
Greensboro
Stormont Villa
Nancy Sylvester
Guy A. Rodenhizer
R. §. Kempleton
N. 8. Payne
Danville
Mountain View Cemetery
Gene Russell
Hanes-Lineberry Funeral Home
Swicegood Funeral Home
R. S. Kempleton
Augusta Avenue
Funeral Rites Set for Mrs Willie Ann Strozier
Funeral services for Mrs Willie Ann Hairston Strozier are scheduled for tomorrow at 4 p.m. at Cunningham and Hughes Chapel with burial in Oak Hill Cemetery. Born May 9, 1918 in Pittsylvania County, she died at 1272 West Stokes Street. Survived by husband Florzell Strozier, stepson Robert Lee Strozier of Atlanta, brother Sherman Jones, aunt Maggie Wilson of Danville, and a Loyal Baptist Church member. She worked for Danville Sitting Service.
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Willie Ann Hairston Strozier
Cunningham and Hughes Chapel
Oak Hill Cemetery
Strozier
Alex and
Betty Hairston
Pittsylvania County
W. Stokes St
Florzell
F.5
Robert Lee Strozier
Atlanta
Sherman Jones
Maggie Wilson
Danville
Mrs. Stultz's Funeral Rites Set Tuesday
Funeral services for Mrs. Nancy Hyler Stultz will be held at McKee Chapel Tuesday at 2 p.m. Burial follows in Oakwood Cemetery. Survivors include two sons Charles Stultz in Florida and Harry Stultz, two step children, two step daughters, three brothers, and 11 grandchildren.
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Martinsville
Nancy Hyler Stultz
McKee Chapel
Oakwood Cemetery
Charles Stultz
Ft. Meyers
Fla
Harry Stultz
Ft. Lauderdale
John H. Stultz
Ben F. Stultz
Mary Martin
Salisbury
N.C
Jamie Cooper
Board discusses dam project. voter district and funds slated
The board moves to inform federal authorities if the dam project is discontinued and considers a central absentee voter district. The library may spend 7615 dollars in federal aid and 3759 dollars in state funds upon receipt. A code correction would abandon Rt 818. O Connor Bumpass Heneveld referenced. funeral details note the family at McKee Funeral Home Monday seven to nine.
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Conservation District
O'Conner
Bumpass
David Heneveld
Alto
Michigan
McKee Funeral Home
Insurance Offer Promises Discounts After One Year
A company advertises that it will remove you from service and write a standard after a year if no driving problems occur. It invites calls for quotes on personal and commercial lines and claims potential savings in many cases.
Five Die On N C Highways In Weekend Auto Accidents
Five people died in North Carolina weekend crashes, raising the 1974 toll to 838. Grant McNeil, 36, died when his car ran off NC 71 near Red Springs. Nathan Johns, 28, of Philadelphia, died on I-85 near Salisbury after his car left the road. Two Raleigh residents, Joycelene Byrd Boykin, 40, and 1-year-old Butch Price, died when their car hit a bridge support on US 1 south of Newhill. Otis Lynch, 38, of Hollister, died in a three car crash on NC 561 north of Hollister. The patrol intensified speed enforcement with detectors along interstate segments. The AP counts weekend fatalities from 6 pm Friday to midnight Sunday.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
State
Grant McNeil
N.C
Robeson County
Red Springs
Nathan Johns
Philadelphia
Salisbury
Raleigh
U.S. 1
Newhill
Wake County
Joycelene Byrd Boykin
Butch Price
Otis Lynch
Rt. 1
Hollister
Callands Cannery Opens for Whitmell Patrons on Wednesdays
The Whitmell Community cannery is closed temporarily so Callands Cannery will serve Whitmell patrons on Wednesdays. Whitmell lay instructors will be at Callands on that day to assist patrons with canning.
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Whitmell
Callands Cannery
Whitmell Cannery
Callands
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