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Newspaper

Danville Register

Location

Danville, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1972

Page

7

Hunt Says North Carolina Needs Quality In Education

RALEIGH AP Lt. Gary elect Jim Hunt urged in Raleigh that the state must prioritize a quality educational system for all children. Speaking to PACE, he stressed keeping the classroom child in view while weighing administrative hires, ratios, supplies, salaries, and program proposals to benefit students.

Raleigh Gary Jim Hunt North Carolina Hunt PACE North Carolina Association of Educators Department of Education

Angela Davis Rally Addressed by Phone in Charlotte

Angela Davis spoke by telephone to about 1 000 at a Charlotte civil rights rally after fog prevented her plane from leaving Atlanta. Earlier 2 000 people attended. Davis called North Carolina courts a weapon of reaction and criticized jailings of black activists as politically motivated. The event was organized by a biracial group raising funds for jailed activists and arranged by the National Committee to Free All Political Prisoners. Durham motion: Dr. William Maxwell Blackburn, 73, former Duke English professor, died at Duke Hospital after illness. He joined Duke in 1946 and retired in 1969, teaching English literature and narrative writing. He stressed that writing cannot be taught. The State Board of Education must reconcile differences to meet a common goal for children.

Charlotte Angela Davis North Carolina Davis National Committee To Durham William Maxwell Blackburn Duke University Duke Blackburn

Scott Plans To Teach New Governors

North Carolina Governor Bob Scott will start the week by teaching new governors at a National Governors Conference sponsored seminar. His schedule includes an executive cabinet meeting in Raleigh Tuesday, Christmas tree lighting Wednesday, an informal groundbreaking for the State Records Center of the Archives and History Building, and a welcome center dedication at Kings Mountain on Thursday.

Raleigh North Carolina Bob Scott Scott State Records Center Archives and History Building Kings Mountain

Mine Closed After Gas Erupts

The U S Bureau of Mines closed Island Creek Coal Co in Virginia Pocahontas No 3 deep shaft mine after a methane gas ignition fire burned Tuesday night in a cave area. No injuries were reported among 75 miners. about 300 workers face temporary layoff as the mine is sealed indefinitely.

Vansant U. S. Bureau of Mines Virginia Pocahontas No. 3 Bureau Island Creek Coal Co

Peale urges youth to bridge divides in Danville event

Speaking at a conference, Peale framed Danville as a site for moral action across barriers, citing Willie Morris's Yazoo and urging youth to lead in creating genuine community. The gathering ends with youths preparing for Wednesday's Youth Action Congress to organize further bridge building.

Willie Morris Yazoo Peale Danville South Youth Action Congress

N C Park System selects Deep River site for new park

Southern Pines N C Tom Ellis state parks superintendent announced the system picked a Deep River site near the Moore Lee and Chatham county line as the top priority for a new park. Lee Filis said the park would have a five mile riverfront and suit many activities. Ellis compared state park sites to gold.

Southern Pines N.C S AP Tom Ellis North Caroina Moore, Lee Chatham Counties Lee Filis

Seven Die In North Carolina Weekend Vehicle Crashes

The Associated Press reports at least seven people killed in North Carolina traffic accidents over the weekend. Victims include Nasbie Junior Tyler, 13, near Lumberton. William Edward Frady, 23, near Albemarle. Jack Hayes, 47, near Wilkesboro. Henry William Elledge, 23, near North Wilkesboro. Charle Edward Perry, 28, near Henderson. and Willie R. Quick, 25, near Ellerbe. High speeds cited in multiple fatal crashes as totals rise. year toll reaches 1,931 with a prior period of 1,704.

Associated Press North Carolina State Highway Patrol Nasbie Junior Tyler Rt. 7 Lumberton William Edward Frady Albemarle Jack Hayes Rt. 2 Wilkesboro U.S. 421 Henry William Elledge Rt. 1 North Wilkesboro N.C. 18 Charle Edward Perry Rt. 4 Henderson Willie R. Quick Ellerbe Richmond County

Park Plan Tied to 2000 Acre Sand Hills Site

Superintendent said four years of searching in the Sand Hills area led to a 2000 acre site. Advisory Budget Commission is asked for 400000 to acquire the land. The park would adjoin the pre Revolutionary House in the Horseshoe site, about 30 miles from the state capital and 55 miles from Raleigh.

Perintendent Sandhills Advisory Budget Commission Ellis Chamber of Commerce House In the Horseshoe Raleigh

Deaths And Funerals Isabell Palmer Holland 72

Graveside services for Mrs Isabell Palmer Holland 72 will be held at Milton Cemetery at 2 p m today conducted by Rev A F Yarbrough She died in Raleigh NC Friday after years of poor health She was born in Caswell County NC to the late NJ and Julia Staton Palmer widow of Richard B Holland A Presbyterian she lived most of her life in Milton community She is survived by a son Richard B Holland Jr of Fayetteville NC

Isabell Palmer Holland Milton Cemetery A. F. Yarbrough Holland Raleigh N.C Caswell County Julia Staton Palmer Richard B. Holland Milton Richard B. Holland Jr Fayetteville, N.C

Napier Child Dies In Hospital and Gretna Man Passes

Connie Ann Napier 19 month old of Lynchburg died Friday night at University Hospital Charlottesville. Funeral Monday 2 p.m. at Whitten Funeral Home, interment Ft Hill Cemetery. Augustus Lee Haymes Jr 42 of Gretna died Saturday at Lynchburg General Hospital after brief illness. Survived by wife Carolyn Haymes and four sisters. Services at Greenfield Baptist Church with interment in church cemetery. Also note Poquoson Tribe 124 Red Men to show color film after meeting Monday night December 11 at Wigwam No 1 Main Street.

Connie Ann Napier Philip R Billy Mitchell Napier Leesville Road Lynchburg University Hospital Charlottesville Whitten Funeral Home Timberlake Rd Ft. Hill Cemetery Gretna Augustus Lee Haymes, Jr Lynchburg General Hospital Pittsylvania County Augustus Haymes Sallie Haymes Greenfield Baptist Church W. C. Harrelson Wigwam No. Main Street

Funeral rites for Virgilina mayor Rufus Chandler today

Rufus Edward Chandler, mayor of Virgilina, dies Friday in a South Boston hospital. Funeral today at 2 p.m. at Brooks Chapel in South Boston with Masonic graveside rites in Virgilina Cemetery. Born January 18, 1894 in Granville County North Carolina, he was a retired farmer and highway contractor. Surviving are his wife, a son Edward Chandler of Virgilina, four sisters and three grandchildren. Interment follows at Virgilina Cemetery with Masonic rites.

Virgilina Rufus Edward Chandler Brooks Chapel South Boston Mr. Chandler Granville County N.C James Hallie Amos Chandler Acca Temple Shrine Richmond Danville

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Pittsylvania Caswell N. C State Board of Education N. C. Park System SONY Womack Siswisen Sr Meredith Assery Cindy Wiseman Averett Camerus Danvillians Jaycee Mrs. Holland Napier Child John Napier Fred Mitchell Chatham Phillip Ryland Napier, Jr Martha Ryland Napier A. L. Haymes, Jr Gretna Tractor and Implement Co American Legion Gretna Post Gretna Lions Club Carolyn Rowland Haymes Fred Midkiff Herbert Updike Harmon Cook Boissevain W. T. Marshall Whiteville Colbert Funeral Home R. E. Chandler North Main Street Elise Berkley Virginia Bank Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Michelin Crane Tire CO Christmas Club Gus Bills Ping
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