ESC Adopts New Symbol For Job Service Offices
North Carolina joins a nationwide symbol change by the Employment Security Commission. The state adopts a red white and blue Job Service emblem to unify offices under the U S Labor Dept approved mark. ESC offices nationwide number about 2400 and have placed over 71000 people in jobs in the 11 months to May 31. The symbol reflects the agency wider services including testing counseling job development and referrals.
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North Carolina
Employment Security Commission
High Point
William A. Hollar
Hollar
U. S. Labor Dept
ESC
Housing code must be met amid twenty year dispute
A lengthy dispute centers on actions needed to meet the housing code and rough cost estimates for required repairs. A report is due by the council meeting Thursday. Kudzu vines enshroud two houses while residents defend the growth for window protection. Neighbors call the overgrowth a public nuisance.
Sheriff Opens New Guilford County Law Building
Guilford County Sheriff Paul Gibson moved his office from the old courthouse to the new Guilford County Law Enforcement Building on Monday. The $3.8 million facility houses sheriff offices and a new jail, a long awaited transition Gibson said he had dreamed about for years.
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Greensboro
Guilford County
Paul Gibson
Guilford County Law Enforcement
Gibson
Sheriff’s Dept
United Appeal stressed as key to future use and funding
United Community Services budget committee chaired by Clem Paife set a restrained goal for the United Appeal with agency requests reviewed by the board of directors. The executive committee spent 15 hours evaluating budget requests, while the sheriff's department moves and new jail space progress were described as improved and ready with 288 prisoner capacity, marking a major upgrade over the previous 97.
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Boki
United Community Services
Clem Paife
Board of Directors
BENONO AGENCY AIDING LOCAL FAMILIES WITH DEBT RELIEF
BONENO has not fulfilled promises but has aided 5000 High Pointers with budgeting and money management and helped about 40 families obtain conventional mortgages. By last January about $500,000 in bad debts were recovered. The agency, run by a single secretary, relies on Community Development funds whose future is uncertain. Ken Campbell chairs the board and remains hopeful to operate the agency into next year.
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Ken Campbell
More Aid To Patients Approved In Davidson Lexington
Davidson County Commissioned debated state funding for nursing home patient aid after the General Assembly boosted per patient payments to 30 dollars. 126 patients receive help from Social Services, with 22,680 dollars from the contingency fund. The board deferred final action amid criticism of state procedures and considered an ambulance replacement for a burned Denton unit at 18,000 dollars.
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N. C. General Assembly
Davidson County
General Assembly
Doug Flick
Social Services Dept
Nte
Hedrick
Denton
Jim
Ips
Philli
Pennsylvania
Phillips
Jim Mack
Board Picks Thomasville For Meeting
Lexington Davidson County Commissioners vote unanimously to hold their next meeting in the basement of the Thomasville library on Randolph Street at 9 a m September 8. Labor Day shift prompted the date as the first Monday in September. Proposals for bimonthly Thomasville meetings are discussed without decision. The county will cover Thomasville ABC election costs with city reimbursement and state funding offset for September election expenses.
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Lexington
Davidson County
Thomasville
Davidson County Library System
Randolph Street
Tommy Evans
ABC
Sheriff Moore faces resignations amid pay dispute and staff cuts
Sheriff Moore faced a wave of resignations as Arthurs McNeil and Greer stepped down or considered leaving. Mrs Shirley Williams quit as radio dispatcher and matron to female prisoners, citing inability to adjust. Deputy J E Cook handed in his resignation effective Aug 8, saying he was passed over for promotion and had served 80 years under Moore. Greer handed a letter accusing the department of diminishing authority and unclear policies, noting removal of direction and memo system.
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Television Log As A Texan Toad It
AP television writer Jay Sharbutt reports on a Texas slang dictionary by Jim Everhart and notes TV industry interest in a Coppola science fiction project for NBC. The piece also lists several station call letters in a closing media log.
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Texas
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Fort Worth
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Evening television lineup and programs overview
Capsule view lists today’s programs across networks with times and channel digits. Highlights include news blocks, sports, dramas, game shows, and movies from 6:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. plus late-night and tomorrow show previews.
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Superman
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