Guilford County to pursue comprehensive alcoholism program
Guilford County with Steele Trail as Alcoholism Program Administrator seeks a full plan beyond detox. The program targets 10 000 to 19 000 residents affected, seeks a structured residential setting, and aims to unite the county's Alcohol Beverage Control Boards with the Guilford County Commission on Alcoholism to improve funding and services across education therapy and post detox care.
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Jim Hawkins
Greensboro
Guilford County
Steele Trail
Trail
Wayside Haven
High Point
Jamestown Alcohol Education
Alcohol Beverage Control Boards
Guilford
Guilford County Area Mental Health Organization
Commission On
Doctor Champions Acupuncture as Pain Relief in Greensboro
Dr. Philip Toyama promotes acupuncture as an effective and inexpensive pain relief method. He describes his background in Western and Oriental medicine and explains techniques like PENS and TENS. He notes Medicare approval and compares acupuncture to physical therapy as a stimulating treatment option.
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Enterprise
Greensboro
Philip Toyama
Toyama
Friendship Center
Japan
United States
Howard University
Washington, D.C
Youngston
Ohio
University of Southern California Medical Center
America
Medicare
Thomasville YMCA Nears Completion on Mendenhall Road
The YMCA in Thomasville on Mendenhall Road is nearing completion with a tentative completion date of February 15, per Director Darrell Corder. In the next two weeks workers will begin laying tile inside the facility.
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Thomasville
YMCA
Mendenhall Road
Darrell Corder
Local Museum Rolls Out Traveling Exhibits For Public Outreach
High Point Museum Director John Bauckman unveils a mobile program sending traveling exhibits to schools and communities. The first display features Piedmont Indian artifacts available Jan. 1, with slides, tapes, and study materials for diverse age groups.
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Enterprise
High Point Museum
John Bauckman
Bauckman
Piedmont
High Point
Randolph Deputies Seek Sniper On U S 64 East Of Asheboro
Randolph County deputies search for a sniper who fired on three trucks and at least three private cars along U S 64 east of Asheboro early this morning. Drivers Julius Harkey and William Williamson reported windows shot out. no injuries. More details on 2B.
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Randolph
Jamestown Fund Income Overshoots Budget
Jamestown general fund income for 1975-76 rose to 707,682 dollars, 72,157 above budget, while expenses totaled 672,489 dollars. Revenue from the Board store reached 379,498 dollars, 54,498 over the 325,000 dollar budget. ABC revenue was 367,404 last year.
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Jim Hawkins
Jamestown
Alcohol Beverage Control Board
ABC
Dixon, Odor and Co
High Point
Jamestown Park
Post Office Building Inspection Not Planned
Greensboro officials note federal post office projects are exempt from Guilford County codes. James Prillaman states federal oversight governs construction from start to finish and that county inspections will not occur for the Jamestown facility. He cites federal standards as equal or higher than local codes and recalls similar arrangements at Asheboro and the NC School for the Deaf site.
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Greensboro
U.S
Jamestown
Guilford County
James Prillaman
Main Street
Prillaman
North Carolina School For the Deaf
U.S. 29
Wendover Avenue
Asheboro
Federal Post Office
Ambulance Driver Not Charged In Guilford County Crash
A Guilford County ambulance collided with a car near N Main and Guilford Avenue killing the car’s driver Michael Wayne Raulston 23 of Gordon Road. Ambulance operator James Douglas Reid 25 of Boggs Dairy Road Thomasville was speeding. Raulston had pulled from Steak and Egg Kitchen into the ambulance path. No charges filed as of Tuesday.
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Guilford County
N. Main- Guilford Avenue
Michael Wayne Raulston
Gordon Road
James Douglas Reid
Boggs Dairy Road
Thomasville
Raulston
Kitchen
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House of Prayer
Alamance County
Cris Petree
Charlotte
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