Western North Carolina districts seek relief from 180 day rule
State Superintendent Craig Phillips heard from 21 Western North Carolina districts facing prolonged closures due to icy roads and broken pipes. A proposed state board resolution would exempt districts from the 180 day requirement with up to 15 extra days, if approved at the Feb 10 meeting.
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Craig Phillips
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Tom I. Davis
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Elkin
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Alexander
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Swain
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Wilkes
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Speech And Language Bill Would Abolish Licensing Board
North Carolina lawmakers introduced a bill to repeal the North Carolina Board of Examiners for Pathologists and Audiologists after its brief existence. The move follows queries from Rep. John Ed Davenport and remarks by Dr. Mariana Newton of UNC Greensboro about the board's licensing activity.
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General Assembly
John Ed Davenport
D-Nash
North Carolina Board of Examiners
Mariana Newton
Speech and Hearing Center
University of North Carolina In
Greensboro
Davenport
Newton
ECU Med School Likely To Win Accreditation Soon
ECU Chancellor Leo Jenkins and UNC President William Friday voiced confidence that East Carolina University will enroll medical students in September if accreditation is recommended by the Liaison Committee on Medical Education. The 15 member body plans to hear survey findings in April and decision follows.
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N.C
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Leo Jenkins
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American Medical Association
The
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Jenkins
University of North Carolina
William C
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Medical Education
News and Observer of
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Carolina Telephone seeks study of North Carolina toll rates
Carolina Telephone Co asks the State Utilities Commission to conduct a close study of long distance rates in North Carolina. The petition argues current earnings on toll operations are below what the commission considers fair when combined with local revenue, risking earlier and larger local rate increases to cover shortfalls. Company president J C Cluen says the plan unfairly burdens local ratepayers and that toll funds flow into a statewide pool managed by Southern Bell before distribution under contracts.
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N.C
Carolina Telephone Co
State Utilities Commission
North Carolina
Commission
Carolina Telephone
J.C. Cluen
Pitt University Building Explosion Fatal To Two
An explosion at the University of Pittsburgh science hall killed two of about 20 early-arriving lecture attendees and injured dozens. Investigators considered lab chemicals or gases, with no foul play evident. The adjoining auditorium and a five story complex were evacuated. 45 people were treated at four hospitals.
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Pittsburgh
Bernie Payne
University of Pittsburgh
Science Hall
Alex Kaminsky
Payne
Shelley Dubin
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