New Ways Needed In Drug Treatment
Raleigh report by Bill Noblitt outlines primary prevention for drug abuse in North Carolina. Dr Jonnie McLeod proposes life skills based school programs to identify at risk youths and direct them into group sessions that improve self image, school attachment and behavior. Studies in Charlotte show success when groups emphasize projects and interpersonal growth over drug focused talks.
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Bill Noblitt
Raleigh
Neea
North Carolina
Jonnie McLeod
Charlotte
University of North Carolina At Charlotte
McLeod
State Drug Commission
Charlotte-Mecklenburg
Institute of Government
State Board of Education
New Beginning for High Point Athletic Director Morris
John Morris, a Hertford native and former football coach, begins his second month as athletic director of High Point City Schools after replacing A J Simeon. He oversees athletics driver training transportation and physical education plus eyes improving facilities and expanding girls and minor sports while maintaining football as the program’s money maker. Morris, a 1958 Duke graduate with a UNC Chapel Hill education master, has a storied career with 120-59-6 record and eight district coach of the year honors. he and his wife Ann Mayo live in High Point with two daughters.
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Jim Pettit
John Morris
High Point Andrews
Raiders
Morris
High Point City
High Point
Simeon
Duke University
University of North Carolina At
Chapel Hill
Duke
Edenton
Roxboro
Reidsville
Coring
Ann Mayo
Plymouth
Rolling Road
Editor's Outlook on French Canada Culture Rift and Seperation
An LA Times column argues against Quebec's push for French in aviation and government. It traces French Canada's language struggle, economic tensions, and separatist Parti Quebecois under Rene Levesque, contrasting with the U.S. melting pot and global trend toward fragmentation.
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Northwest
Canada
Quebec
St Lawrence Seaway
Parti Quebecois
Rene Levesque
Zimmerman Spellbinder In Court For Conrad Kidnapping Trial
In Lexington Davidson County Judge Zimmerman presents a vivid summation as Gerald Dermont Conrad faces charges of kidnapping and prostitution in a case tying Mildred Wayne of St Louis to a Shangri La motel. Prosecutor argues threats and manipulation show guilt. defense countered with limited evidence. The trial hinges on jurors swayed by rhetoric.
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Lexington
H.W. “Butch” Zimmerman
Gerald Dermont Conrad
Conrad
Mildred Nanette Wayne
St. Louis
Miss Wayne
Shangri la
Zimmerman
Joe Bensecker
St Louis
Face of Rural America 1976 Yearbook overview
The Agriculture Department's 1976 Yearbook of Agriculture, The Face of Rural America, presents 1975–76 farm life in pictures from Hawaii to the Midwest. Secretar y Butz introduces a Bicentennial themed photo study designed to show modern farming for today and for future comparison. The 248 page volume, produced by about ten photographers, is available from the Government Printing Office for $7.30. The piece includes local anecdotes about vegetable farming in Guilford County and reflections on a municipal stage band concert, highlighting community life and agricultural ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Department
Yearbook of Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
Hawaii
U.S
U.S. Government Printing Office
Washington, D.C
Guilford College
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John E. Morris
Andrews
Jenkin Lloyd Jones
Los Angeles Times
United States
St Lawrence
U.S.A
Britain
de Gaulle
Pakistan
India
Belgium
Spain
Lebanon
Davidson
Fred Link
Davidson County
Davidson County Superior Court
Beisecker
Agriculture Dept
Colonial Life
Jamestown
B. R Nance
Tabbie Nance
Frances
Tabbie
Miriam
Ragsdale High School
Ragsdale
Municipal
Dave Carter
Dave
Jim Kerr
Ray Wesson
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