Guilford County Schools Expand Courses and Redesign Curriculum
Guilford County schools broaden course variety and labor‑market relevance as 10 years see consolidated modern campuses, increased occupational training, and new labs. Programs shift from traditional fields to in depth, flexible blocks, with junior highs adding enrichment and television and photography courses.
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Greensboro
Guilford County
Ragsdale High School
Northwest Guilford High School
Melvin Stahl
Dorothy Miller
Millionth Democratic candidate announces for president
NBC reports Archibald Partridge IV of Cranberry Falls Kansas as the one millionth Democratic candidate to announce a bid for the presidency. He receives a $25 check, a round trip flight, a $10 bag of dimes, and a bucket of Kentucky Fried Chicken from the party.
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Washington
John Chancellor
NBC News
Democratic National
Washington, D.C
Larry O'Brien
Democratic Party
United States
Archibald Partridge IV
Cranberry Falls, Kan
Partridge
New York
Kentucky
No Probable Cause Woman Freed Of Charges In Husband Shooting
District Court Judge Byron Haworth ruled no probable cause in the preliminary hearing of Mrs. Lucy Brady 63 of Montlieu Avenue charged with murder in the Dec 6 1971 shooting death of her husband Arthur T Pope Brady 60. The assault with a deadly weapon charge was not pressed with leave. Brady testified that her husband choked and hit her and she memory failed after being struck. Brady said she took the pistol for protection on his recommendation and that the house had prior break ins. Witnesses from the police testified Brady had a violent and abusive reputation when intoxicated.
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Byron Haworth
Lucy Brady
Montlieu Avenue
Arthur T. (Pope) Brady
Brady
Montlieu
Margaret Bostic
Welch Fairgrounds
Bundy Road
John Wayne Outlaw
Kroll Lane
Nell Ellington White
Archdale
Darrell Larry Cecil
Rt. 11
Greensboro
Leveris Smith
Boundary Street
Adorea Smith
Teenager Death Funds Awarded in Guilford County Suit
A Guilford County jury awarded $115,000 in a civil suit over the death of Howard Gibson Bowen Jr. in a construction accident. The case named CERCO and James Stephen Wilson. compensation includes $13,793.84 from workers compensation insurance. Bowen died June 26, 1969, while working on the Visual Presentations building project.
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Guilford County
Howard G. Bowen Sr
Howard Gibson Bowen Jr
Constructor Equipment Rental Company
CERCO
Carolina Based Corporation
James Stephen Wilson
Bowen
Dalewood Avenue
Permits Down Building Falters In Thomasville
Thomasville 1971 saw a sharp decline in construction value with $3.0 million in permits, down from $4.1 million in 1970 though the number of permits rose to 304 from 298. Residential activity dropped from 208 dwelling units valued at $2.05 million in 1970 to 136 units at $1.47 million in 1971. The Liberty Drive elderly housing project began in 1971, costing $411,000 with one vacancy, while the James Avenue complex at $1.25 million houses 135 families and is fully occupied with a waiting list. Both projects are federally funded. No industrial plant permits were issued in 1971, though an East Bakery addition was listed under alterations and additions.
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VIN Carver Enterprise
Thomasville
James Miller
Miller
James Avenue
Liberty Drive
East Bakery
Randolph Street
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Mr. Partridge
Mayor Daley
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Los Angeles Times
Orthodontist Convention
Claibourne Poindexter
North Carolina Orthodontic Society
Leonard Cashion
High Point
Poindexter
Smith
Art Richardson
Superior Court
Eugene Bostic
Hilltop Street
Mytrolene G. Ruffin
Morgan Street
Bostic
High Point Enterprise
High Point Enterprise, Inc
Church Avenue
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Okly
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