Legislature To Get Environment Protection Law
Raleigh AP reports North Carolina plans a sweeping Environmental Quality Act of 1971 to tighten control over water and air quality. The bill, backed by the Department of Water and Air Resources, seeks funds around 29 million and new enforcement powers including detergent and pesticide regulation, spill cleanup, and beach erosion control projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
General Assembly
North Carolina
Department of Water and Air Resources
Pickett
Wildlife Resources Commission
State Board of Health
N.C. State University
Agricultural Extension ‘Division
Departments of ‘Agriculture and Water and Air’ Resources
Cerebral Palsy Fund Leaders Named for 1971 Drive
Donald W. Van Loan announces a 1971 United Cerebral Palsy Fund Drive team with Mrs. James Roberts as vice chairman and Mrs. Louis B. Haislip as residential chairman. James R. Spence treasurer and Dr. John Bridgers medical advisor coordinate campaign actions. Reverend Tom Durnea leads special events. E. O. Lane oversees publicity. The prior year raised just over $9,000 for local and state medical and equipment needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald W. Van.Loan
United Cerebral Palsy Fund
James Roberts
Oberlin Dr
Roberts
James ‘R. Spence
Spence
High Point Bank& ‘Trust Co
John Bridgers
Tom. Durneah
eFirst
United Methodist Church
Joe
Mizell
E. O. ‘Lane
van ‘Loan
Charlotte
Planning Region G Workshop Series In Winston Salem
A series of workshops for criminal justice officials and county leaders in Planning Region G are set for January 4 at Holiday Inn West Winston Salem. The sessions aim to explain policies and guidelines for applying for Safe Streets Act funds and to gather input on projects for a 5 year regional program. Sessions run 10 am, 2 pm, and 7 pm daily.
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Winston- Salem
Alamance
Caswell
Davie
Davidson
Forsyth
Guilford
Randolph
Rockingham
Stokes
Surry
Yadkin
Mark Combs
Piedmont Triad
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Holiday Inn West
Winston-Salem
Childbirth Education Series Set in High Point
The first class of a new Childbirth Education Series will be held Monday at 8 p.m. at Memorial Hospital School of Nursing on Boulevard High Point. Sponsored by the Family Life Council, series includes Memorial Hospital and School of Nursing, Medical Auxiliary, obstetrics and gynecology staff physicians. Instructor is Mrs Mary Clayton. Topics cover childbirth education prenatal care hospitalization labor and delivery hospital maternity tour baby growth family planning and related adjustments.
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Point
Memorial Hospital School of Nursing
Boulevard
Family Life Council of
Greater High Point
Family Life Council
Memorial Hospital
School of Nursing
Medical Auxiliary
Delbert Byrum
High Point Family Life Council
Mary. Clayton
Dr. Conrad Hospitalized After Heart Attack at Home
Dr. Harald E. Conrad of High Point College was hospitalized Saturday at High Point Memorial Hospital after an apparent heart attack. He was stricken at his home and is in the intensive care unit. He recently retired as Dean of Administrative Planning to teach full time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harald E. Conrad
High Point College
High Point Memorial , Hospital
Conrad
High Pint College
High Point
Life Begins At Sea at Cinema Cafe
A marine attraction filmed underwater presents the birth of sea creatures including seahorse sea pigeon sea hare snail starfish in Life Begins At Sea. Showings at 12 15 p m in the audio visual room at the High Point Public Library with coffee and soft drinks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Public Library
Archdale Faces Water Woes and 1971 Plans
Archdale residents and officials reflect on 1970 water and sewer struggles and set 1971 goals. Mayor Henry York stresses water as the top priority, noting lower water levels, failing wells, and septic pollution while praising new garbage collection, planning, and street work efforts and a planned zoning program. Council members discuss tax rate, merger provisions, and potential street projects to access Powell Bill funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Wrenn
Archdale
High Point
Henry York
Joel Williams
J. J. Warren
Robert Cooper
Doris Spencer
Bill Inley
Phil Hunsucker
Worthinca
Division of Community - Planning
Highway Department
Siler
Unequal Wealth Divide Sparks Male Shopping Grief
A humorous piece argues women control most money through shopping and childrearing, noting men receive half the babies’ interest. The narrator recalls an awkward shopping trip in the ladies department, fearing exposure as a “blue eyed blonde” encounter triggers panic and comic misadventures.
Randolph's First Baby Is A Twin
Randolph Hospital reports the first Randolph baby of 1971 arrived Friday evening in twins. The first twin was born at 6 19 p m the second at 6 35 p m Mrs Kay Wall of Franklinville is the mother both twins are said to be doing well according to hospital officials
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Randolph
Kay Wall
Franklinville
Randolph Hospital
Reading Classified Ads Becomes Yearly Habit
A writer plans no New Year resolutions and reflects on a lifelong habit of reading every classified section. They recount reading personals, help wanted, pets, and housing ads across multiple papers, noting a surprising personal connection via a want ad that helped meet their husband.
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Jake Harris
Ann Landers
Washington Pist
California
Los Angeles Times
Ike
Popular Mechanics
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George Pickett
Cerebral Palsy Fund
Louis’ B
Haislip
Vail St
the School For
Retarded
Mrs. Roberts
Forest Hills Presbyterian Church
Dr. Conrad
Cinema Cafe
High Point Enterprise
Mayor York
Jamestown
City Public Works Committee
Williams
Theelevision
Virginia
Help Wanted
The
Enterprise
By Faye Marks
H & R Block
Block
America
N. Mains Thomasvi
Egreen
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