Army Attempts To Help Drug Users At Ft. Bragg
Ft Bragg Ward 30 houses drug addicts as the Army tests a new rehabilitation approach named Operation Awareness. Trials include in patients and outpatients with counseling, peer support, and a novel shoot-up room using brevital or ipecac to condition negative associations with drug use. Commander Lt General Tolson defends trying to help despite mixed results and procedural flaws.
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Ft. Bragg
NBA
Post Hospital
Black Panther Party
John Tolson
Tolson
America
Harlem
Baltimore
Ward 30
Bragg
Army Chief of Staff
Vietnam
Romney Faces Dilemma In Solving Housing Issues
George W. Romney, head of HUD, faces a clash between a congressional goal to provide 600,690 new dwelling units annually for the 1970s and President Nixon's stance against forced suburban integration. Romney says he and the President agree on that point, yet HUD notes that growth cannot be confined to ghettos or inner city areas.
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J. F. Ter Hurst
Alliance Wahington
George W. Romney
HUD
Romney
Orie
Congress
Nixon
Washington
Building, Owners and’ Managers Association
Capital’s” Redevelopment, Land Agency
John T. Neill
Atone
Warren
Mich
Detroit
Detroit News
Daniel P. Moynihan
White House
Duke Power promotes Cecil Hall to High Point district head
Cecil E. Hall was named manager of Duke Power Co's High Point District, succeeding Hal A. Davis who retired after 44 years. Hall, a Clemson-educated engineer, has held multiple Duke roles, including assistant district manager in High Point before moving to Charlotte and returning in 1970. Davis, longtime executive, will reside in High Point with his wife Martha.
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Cecil E. Hall
High Point
Hal A. Davis
D. W. Jones
Duke
Hall
Jamestown
Thomasville
Randleman
Anderson, D. C
Duke Piwer
Madison
Chester
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Davis
Rotary” ‘Club
Cha Nber of Commerce
Merchants Association
Piedmont
Associated Industried
Flint Presbyterian Church
Emnerywood Country, Club
Martha Jones Bass
Gh Point
Funeral notices for Adams and McCucumber in North Carolina
Passages announce the deaths of Lexington Floyd Nelson Adams 68 at Baptist Hospital in Winston Salem and Lyman L. McCucumber 69 of Landrum South Carolina. Adams is survived by wife Mary Hutchens Adams and several relatives. his body at Davidson Funeral Home. McCucumber, born July 18 1901, survived by husband Thomas McCucumber and multiple children, with services pending at Cumby Mortuary.
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Lexington
Floyd Nelson Adams
Friday Gi Baptist Hospital
Wington- Salem
Mary Hutchens Adams
Samuel Adams
Yadkinglife
Jimmy Nifong
Wesley Adams
High Point
Allen Adams
Yadkinville
William Adams
Davidson Funeral Home
Lillian Bessie Book McCucumber
N. Lee Ave
Landrum
Thomas McCucumber
Sandra Constance
Edwira Crockett
San Diego
Calif
Joseph Hardy
J. PD
Hazel) Tuliek
Norfolk
W. F. Rook
Putnam Ave
Cumby Mortuary
Rockingham Woman Dies at 95. Funeral Today
Mrs C M Brady 95 died Thursday at Richmond Memorial Hospital. Surviving are two daughters Mrs Carey Nicholson of Rockingham and Mrs J L Gathings of Lexington and one brother P E Ballard of Kannapolis. Funeral held today at First Baptist Church in Ellerbe.
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Rockingham
C. M. Brady
Thurdsay
Richmond Memorial Hospital
Carey Nicholson
J. JL. Gathings
Lexington
P. E. Ballard
Kannapolis
First Baptist Church
Ellerbe
Revaluation Review Delays. 36.5 Percent of Plans Done
The report shows revaluation work has not begun and only 36.5 percent of computer operations are completed. The program requires visits to all county parcels, measurement of buildings, study of land sales, and assessment of use, zoning, accessibility, water and sewer services. Appraisers will estimate replacement costs per square foot, update costs in 1971 for 1972 values, and consider functional and physical depreciation. Property owners will be notified of new valuations after October, with appeal steps and a Board of Equalization planned for early 1972.
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Brooks
Board of Commissioners
Board of Equalization
ABC Store Faces Possible PartTime Operation
Raleigh officials report Sunset Beach ABC store sales are disappointing and may shift to part time. James W. Pierce, state administrator, says the Brunswick County outlet opened in April cannot sustain current monthly business through November and may reduce hours unless conditions improve.
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Raleigh
ABC
Sunset Beach
James W. Pierce
Brunswick County
Crihfield Memorial Service To Be Held Sunday
Julius Glenn Crihfield 61 of 3308 Rowan Road Sedgefield dies at 7 p.m. Thursday in Moses H Cone Memorial Hospital Greensboro memorial service set for 3 30 p m Sunday in Sechrest Chapel conducted by Dr W Kirk Allen Jr cremation will follow body to be cremated
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Julius Glenn Crihfield
Sechrest Chapel
W. Kirk Allen Jr
Mr. Crihfield
Rowan Rd
Sedgefield
Moses H. Cone
Building Permits Listed by City Inspection Division
Building permits issued recently total $122,200. Freeman Hill, chief inspector, issued five new house permits worth $63,500 and four business improvement permits totaling $44,140. Roofing permits total $8,610 for 22 permits, improvements on dwellings $3,930 across five permits, and four dwelling repairs $2,040. Additional permits include R. Davis for a $40,000 5,400 sq ft building on Leonard Street, J. E. Brawley for $2,750 in repair work on a North Main Street business building, Big Bear of North Carolina for $300 improvements on a Courtesy Road building, and North Wrenn Corn. for $1,000 roofing. New houses go to George Lamb for two at Becky Avenue ($12,000 each), George Clements for two on Ingram Road ($12,500 and $13,000), and Raymond E. Williams for a $14,000 house on Friends Avenue.
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Freeman Hill
Hill
R. Davis
Leonard Street
J. E. Brawley
North Main Street
Big Bear
North Carolina
North Wrenn Corn
George Lamb
Becky Avenue
George Clements
Ingram Road
Raymond E. Williams
Friends Avenue
Major Storm Paralyzes Northeast Delays Snowbound Cities
Northeast storms dumped up to two feet of snow across Maryland Virginia New York and Pennsylvania. Traffic and flights resumed as plows cleared main routes and airports opened while rural roads remained impassable. New Year delays persisted with holiday traffic and road closures.
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Binia
Vermont
District of Columbia
National Airport
Dulles
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Fort By
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