Violent Deaths Reported Across North Carolina
Over a weekend at least ten people died violently in North Carolina. Victims included six month old Catherine Murray and two year old Jacquiline Carter, plus four year old Patricia Gentry. Other fatalities occurred in car crashes in High Point Sevierville Greensboro Prince ton Hamlet Morganton and a police coroner cited a fractured skull for James Pruett.
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Pension, Social Security Qs and Answers by Ray Henry
A veteran asks about World War I pension eligibility. guidance explains disability and income limits, and counting Civil Service annuity. Other questions cover Social Security coverage for domestic work, retirement income with disability, railroad retirement increases, earnings limits, and splitting combined Social Security checks.
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NEA reports easing teacher shortage in key fields
The NEA survey finds a smaller shortfall in science math and foreign language teachers while predicting 135000 total vacancies. Most new hires will come from older graduates and returning teachers, with salaries cited as the main staffing barrier.
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Mrs Davis Entombed With Husband in Charlotte Mausoleum
Mrs Tom H Davis widow of the late AP Carolinas traffic bureau chief was entombed in the same vault as her husband at Sharon Memorial Mausoleum in Charlotte after funeral services. She was 66 and died Saturday night six weeks after her husband’s death from a heart ailment. The couple had one daughter, Mrs Bruce Drake of Norman Oklahoma. Davis served as Carolinas traffic chief at the Charlotte AP office for nearly 25 years.
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Primatene Now Sold Without Prescription for Asthma
New York doctors endorse Primatene as the leading asthma remedy now available without prescription in tiny tene tablets. The formula, tested to stop attacks within minutes and provide hours of relief, combines three medicines at full strength and promises improved sleep and freedom from spasms. Sold at drugstores for 98 cents with money back guarantee.
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