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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1973

Page

3

Duke Health Study to Transform Patient Care Delivery

Duke University Medical Center launches a three year program funded by a 1.13 million Robert Wood Johnson Foundation grant to study clinic workflow and community health needs. Dr E Harvey Estes leads efforts to track patient flow, test management changes, and train students while surveying two Durham areas to gauge barriers to care and inform future services.

Joe Sigler Duke Durham Duke University Medical Center Department of Community Health Sciences Robert Wood Johns Foundation Princeton E. Harvey Estes Estes Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Durham County Lincoln Hospital

Guil-Rand Firemen Respond to Two Saturday Blazes

Archdale residence suffered extensive damage after a utility room fire spread to the attic and kitchen. The R L Rogers Finishing Co. plant in The roof collapsed and was a total loss with an estimated $25 000 in damages. Mutual aid from Deep River Pinecroft Sedgefield and Colfax joined the effort.

Archdale Guil- Rand Volunteer Fire Dept Trinity R. C. Fruitt Roby Drive Danny Ferrell Fruitt Deep River Pinecroft-- Sedgefield Colfax

Store Room Damaged In Blaze At Food Town

A rear screened area at Food Town on S Main Street used to store drink bottles caught fire Friday night about 7 07. An employee thought he had turned off a warming heater when he re entered the store. The heater flared up igniting drink crates and trash and spread to the screened area.

Food Town S. Main Street Amos St Reliance Universal Progress Prospect Streets College Village

Open Mine Pits Prompt Sheriff Warning In Randolph County

Archdale area youths face danger from abandoned gold mine holes along Hoover Hill Road with Sheriff Lloyd Brown urging property owners to fill gaps build fences or post warnings to prevent injuries. The report also notes local politics water grant talks with Ike Andrews and community 4-H awards plus weather impacts in Seagrove and Siler City.

Don Wrenn Archdale Randolph County Lloyd Brown Hoover Hill Sheriff Brown Seagrove Siler City U.S. 64 Chatham County

Learning By Doing Can Be Over Done

A Parkview Village School sixth grader attempted to recharge a 1 percent volt flashlight battery with 110 volts. The student linked the battery terminals with a drop cord to a 110 volt outlet causing the cord to heat and smolder. Smoke issued, a brief drill followed and no damage occurred.

Parkview Village

Housing and community preferences from a local survey

The survey shows 57.2 percent prefer living where neighbors are not close, 19.4 percent want to be near town, and 50.8 percent favor the town edge. People want short drives to groceries, major streets, schools, parks, and playgrounds with varying percentages for each proximity.

Rabbi Goren Urges Limits on Christian Missionaries in Israel

In Jerusalem Rabbi Shlomo Goren urged the government to curb Christian proselytizing in the Holy Land while opposing violent action. His speech followed arson attempts on two Jerusalem missions and calls from hardline circles to ban missionary activity, with several Jewish Defense League members detained. The Meir government has hesitated to act publicly to avoid straining Christian ties.

Jerusalem Israel Holy Land Shlomo Goren Goren Jersualem Jewish Defense League Golda Meir Endan

Book Exchange Service Slated on HPC Campus

Alpha Phi Omega at High Point College sponsors APC Book Exchange during the spring semester. Students sell used books. sellers set prices and receive checks minus a 10 percent service charge for publicity and banking. Operating hours are 7 to 11 p.m. Monday through Thursday.

Alpha Phi Omega High Point College HPC APC Book Exchange

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University Health Service Clinic Guil-Rand Richardson St U.S Ike Andrews Asheboro Henry York U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development Central Davidson Water Company Coleridge North Asheboro Pleasant Ridge Church Joe Aldridge James Gunter George E. McWhorter of Randolph County Mental Health Association Randolph P.O High Point N. C Union North Main St Max Bones Root Furniture Co N. Main St
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