Mental Health Building To Be Dedicated Sunday
The Randolph County Mental Health Building at 204 E Academy St Asheboro opens last November 17 with a $357000 facility named for Dr Ann Howard Sages a pediatrician who helped start the program. A 2 pm dedication at Central United Methodist Church features David T Flaherty NC Human Resources secretary and an open house at 3 pm at the site.
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Don Wrenn
Enterprise
Weiler Asheboro
Randolph County Mental Health
E. Academy St
Ann Howard Sages
Asheboro
David T. Flaherty
N. C. Dept. of Human Resources
Central United Methodist Church
Randolph Mental Health Cline
Community opens Randolph sheltered workshop complex
The Earth and assistant John F Andrews describe a new Randolph County mental health complex including Mainstream sheltered workshop and homes Fellowship House and Alpha House plus plans for an adolescent training school alternative. Ike Andrews and Frank Allman join ceremony with local officials, clergy, and music by Asheboro High School Chorus. Dr Suggs receives volunteer award for rental health center work.
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John F. Andrews
Ike Andrews
Randolph
Frank Allman
Charlie Miller
Randolph County Area Mental Health Board
Don Leonard
Randolph Mental Health Assn
Howard Allred
Asheboro High School
Richard Morgan
Suggs
Ashebero
Joseph Suggs
County budget split favors mandated programs over social services
Commissioners at the 1B page note a 66 percent share of spending going to non mandated programs and 34 percent to mandated programs. Landreth urges review of social services, while Maxwell calls for joint board talks to trim non mandated programs. Thomasville United Fund elects Jack Callahan as president and names officers. Tax deadline extended to Feb 2 and commissioners appoint O H Leak to an advisory zoning panel.
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Landreth
Maxwell
Thomasville
Jack Callahan
Wachovia Bank and Trust Co
Thomasville United Fund
United Fund
Jim Mascaty Tret
Lucille Gardner
Tony Leonard
Victor Hoffman
Ben Maree
J Wells
Bruce Ainslie
Clarice Rains
Jack
Library usage climbs as Austin reports gains and new services
Director reports library use rising with a 43 percent jump in questions answered July to December. Films from the library’s own collection accounted for 57 percent of December viewings, and audio-visual materials show steady increases. Cataloguing rose three percent. 288 cassettes and 223 films loaned in 1975’s last six months.
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MT To
Leste
Austin
Pope
Guilford County Building Permits Dip In 1975 Activity
Inspections Director James Prillaman reports Guilford County issued 1 763 permits valued at 30 599 529 in 1975 down from 2 209 permits valued at 50 919 938 in 1974. The year saw 540 new houses valued at 16 638 768, with nonresidential permits totaling 384 valued at 8 342 492. Overall housing permits reached 681 with a value of about 20.1 million while inspections handled repairs and miscellaneous permits. total inspections numbered 15 740 in 1975. Two basketball games highlight Westchester Academy homecoming week, with girls vs Forsyth and boys between Westchester and Forsyth, following a pep rally and junior class dance.
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Greensboro
Guilford County
Dept
James Prillarman
Prillaman
Westchester Academy
Forsyth
Westchester
Laura Stuart Studying In Washington
Jamestown Laura E Stuart of 108 Woodmont Rd is in Washington for a week long study of the American democratic process. She joins 102 U S high school students in a program sponsored by the U S Senate and the Hearst Foundation. The group will visit senators offices hold a mock joint session of Congress and tour the FBI.
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Jamestown
Laura E. ‘Stuart
Woodmont Rd
Washington
Miss Stuart
United States
Indy
U. S. Senate
William Randolph Hearst Foundation
Congress
FBI
Educator Program Aims At Early Discipline Reform
The PTA program grew from inservice training for teachers at two schools last fall. It focuses on disciplinary areas and positive approaches to discipline during the early school years to prevent student misbehavior before it becomes unmanageable.
Evening TV Schedule Snapshot from 1980s Listings
A fragmentary TV guide listing multiple channels and programs across dayparts. Entries include Eyewitness News, Newscenter 12, Nashville On The Road, The Lions, Washington Week in Review, The Rookies, Nightbeat, Late Movie, and various entertainment shows.
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David Susskind
Eyewitness News
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Randolph County
Vious
Furie
Frmato Tly
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Randolph County Medical Society
First United Methodist Church
Area
Mental Health Planting Council
Glade Valley School
N.C. Mental Health Assn
National Secretaries Assn
Prispat
Guidad
E Mattic
Seintal
Austrailass
Earth
ASN
Ann H. Suggs
Thomasville UF
H. Leak
High Point
High Point Planning and
Rag Iit
Iet
Sonia
Laura Stuart
Sonotone
Ein
Merig
Bud Reynolds
Whee
Jon Vexaht
ABC
Deliverance
Tv8
Orrenes
Mane Osmond
Heodhnars
Tvs
Television Log
WFAY
Grecesbers
UNC Univ
CBS Evening News
ABC News
NBC Nightly News
UBS Evening News
Lawrence Welk
World of Animals
Tad the Treth
Nashville
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