North Carolina warns nursing homes against ousting welfare patients
Atty. Gen. Robert Morgan says no nursing home should oust or refuse care to welfare patients under the new Medicaid program. He warned that a 61 member vote by the NC Association of Nursing Homes may violate antitrust laws and urged members to notify facilities to avoid action against such patients.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Atty
Robert Morgan
Morgan
North Carolina Association of Nursing Homes
Attorney General
Blanchard
Three People Hurt In Two Car Wrecks At City Intersections
A three-article report details a three-person hospital treatment after a two-car crash at Robin Hood Road and Kensington Drive. Debris and damages are listed, with Simmons charged for speeding. A separate two-car collision at Russell and Park streets ends with fines for Pennington and Cook. A third incident involves a parked car at Brockett and Gordon streets with damage totals and a driver named Jarrett facing charges.
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High Point Memorial Hospital
Robin Hood Road
Kensington Drive
Jane White Tyson
Ferndale Drive
Dwight Carroll Simmons
Forrest Street
Simmons
Russell
Park Streets
Horace
Gregory Pennington
Rt. 5
High Point
Paul H. Cook
Carter Street
Pennington
Cook
Brockett and
Gorden Streets
Cleveland Jarrett
Brockett Street
Jarrett
Dalmer Ingram
Gordon Street
1969 Recalled in Detroit as Year of Problems and Costs
Washington Post reports that 1969 is recalled for defects and high costs. Executives admit design flaws and misleading marketing while acknowledging consumer dissatisfaction among youths and older buyers. A hopeful note centers on the 1970 model promising improvements and reduced pollution.
Weekend Weather Forecast For Piedmont Area
Predominantly cloudy and cold conditions linger in the Piedmont today and Sunday. There is about a 10 percent chance of precipitation on Sunday and no snow is indicated. Sunday's high near 40, tonight's low around 20. Friday's high was 44 with a 29 degree low earlier. Monday should be fair and milder.
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Piedmont
Assaults and thefts report across High Point area
Two men were treated at High Point Memorial Hospital after separate assault and stabbing incidents on Loflin Street and nearby streets. George James was wounded by a small caliber gun and released. Lee David Bethea sustained knife injuries and was sutured before release. Police investigate a $1,220 theft from Billy Townsend’s car and a .32 caliber pistol missing. Additional vandalism hit a pay booth and Clover Leaf Laundry, with damages about $100.
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High Point Memorial Hospital
Loflin Street
Bethea
Billy Townsend
Amos Avenue
Townsend
W. Green Drive
Fairfield Road
High Point Traffic Toll, 10 Lives Lost in 1969
High Point police report 1969 traffic crashes totaled 2,008 with damages near 984,457 and injuries to 843. The year saw 10 fatalities, matching 1968, while accidents rose by 263 from 1968 to 1969 and injuries increased by 82.
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High Point
Variance Request On Agenda For Guilford County
Guilford County Board of Adjustments will hear Billy S. Ingram seeking a special exception to allow a 48 space mobile home park in Jamestown Township at the intersection of Kivett Drive and State Road 1150. Also on the docket are a car port in Fen tress Township and a poultry feeder operation in Sumner Township with public hearings announced.
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Greensboro
Guilford County
Jamestown Township
Board of Adjustments
Guilford County Administration
Billy S. Ingram
Kivett Drive
Fentress Township
Sumner Township
Apartment Fire Damages Carson Street Home
Firefighters contained a blaze at a Carson Street apartment owned by Nancy Evans on Friday night. The fire started in an upstairs bedroom and spread to the attic, caused by a 6 year old child playing with matches. Dispatch reported at 8 03 p.m.
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Carson Stout Homes
Nancy Evans
Earnhart Named Guilford County Building Consultant
Robert E. Earnhart, 48, of Greensboro started as Guilford County building consultant, earning 16000 dollars annually. A University of Kansas architecture graduate with urban planning work at Town University, he previously served as project architect with Loewenstein Atkinson and Wilson and contributed to the YWCA project and other buildings. He succeeds George B. Rottman, who plans to resign January 15 as he shifts to county duties for the governmental center.
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Greensboro
Robert E. Earnhart
Guilford County
Univesity of Kansas
Earnhart
The
University of Town
Loewenstein, Atkinson and Wilson
YWCA
George B. Rottman
Rottman
Scrap paper drive canceled for Sunday
The Jaycees announced the scrap paper drive scheduled for Sunday has been cancelled and will be rescheduled at a later date.
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Jaycees
Guilford Technical Institute Adds Campus Hot Lunch Service
Guilford Technical Institute will start serving hot lunches on January 7 in the Health Science Building basement. Ketner’s Food Service of Salisbury will run a buffet with four meats vegetables salads breads and desserts at a flat 1.25 per person from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. The facility will seat 150 and separate areas will serve students and faculty staff. Vending machines remain in the old administration building and evening meals may be added later to accommodate long hours.
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Jamestown
Guilford Technical Institute
Wallace
U.S. 29A
Greensboro
High Point
Ketner’s Food Service of
Salisbury
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Sonny Hedgecock
Benoy
C. J. Blanchard Jr
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Jean
Tipton
Charlotte
Social Services Department
James Burns
State’s Department of Social Service
Cumberland County Social Services Department
John Kinton
Adams and Kinton Funeral Home
Lillington
State Department
Art Buchwald
Detroit
Washington
United States
Washington Post Co
George James
Lee David Bethea
James
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