Power Seats in North Carolina Legislature Highlight Top Jobs
In North Carolina the most influential figures are House Speaker Phil Godwin and Lt. Gov. Pat Taylor who preside over deliberations and decide committee assignments. Power also centers on the chairs of the four major money committees led by John Henley John Burney Kenneth Royall Jr. and Dwight Quinn, all seasoned veterans. Additional leaders include Frank Patterson Liston Ramsey James Ramsey Horton Rountree and George Wood who hold key chairmanships shaping legislative outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noel Yancey
Associated Press
Raleigh (Ap
North Carolina
General Assembly
House
Phil Godwin
Pat Taylor
Senate
John Henley
Cumberland
Senate Appropriations
John Burney
New Hanover
Senate Finance
Kenneth Royall Jr
Quinn
Royall
Godwin
Taylor
Henley
Governor's Committee On State
Burney
Frank Patterson
D-Stanly
Senate Rules
Mental Aid Project Proposed by Randolph County Board
ASHEBORO The Randolph County Board of Commissioners will hear a proposal to form a county wide mental health committee led by Fred Tucker to focus mainly on services for mentally retarded children. Neal Dunn is named as candidate for Civil Defense director.
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Asheboro
Randolph County Board of Commissioners
Fred Tucker
Randolph Civil Defense
Julian Brady
Neal Dunn
Rt. 1
Randolph County Board of Education
William Farlow
Sheriff's Department
Randolph Clerk of Court
Thomasville's New Community General Hospital Nears Completion
Thomasville set to open its 164-bed Community General Hospital in April costing about 4.2 million dollars. The 50 acre Pilot area site at 207 Old Lexington Rd houses a four story facility with 11 bed ICU coronary care unit 24 bed obstetrics 26 newborn bassinets 17 bed pediatrics and 112 medical surgical beds. Architect Stout and Coltrane Greensboro contractor King Hunter Inc with electrical plumbing and mechanical firms. Communities to begin use within two to three weeks after completion.
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Thomasville
Community General Hospital
City Memorial Hospital
Community General
Perry Jones
Old Lexington Rd
Stout and Coltrane
Greensboro
King-Hunter Inc
Floyd §S. Pike Electrical Contractor Inc
Mount Airy
W. H. Sullivan Co. Inc
Community Plumbing and Heating Co
Jones
Ski The Outer Limits at Cinema Cafe
A 25 minute award winning film showcases downhill, slalom and ski acrobatics in slow and natural motion to demonstrate style balance and discipline. Shown Tuesday at 12 15 p m in the audio visual room of the High Point Public Library with coffee and soft drinks available.
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Cinema Cafe
High Point Public Library
Amy Vanderbilt and the rules of couthness in 20th century manners
A column summarizes Amy Vanderbilt s book on etiquette prescribing undergarment habits and grooming for men and outlines practical tips. It notes rules for hotel reservations by firms, door etiquette for ladies, and cautions about revolting etiquette missteps in social settings.
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Amy Vanderbilt
Ol’ Amy Vanderbilt
High Point Enterprise brief notices page
Sunday edition page two item brief from High Point Enterprise dated January 31 1971. Local notices include community updates and short notices with names places and dates, reflecting standard 1971 newspaper briefs.
Soul Music Popular in High Point defies national trends
High Point record shops report most sales in soul music by Jackson Five Wilson Pickett Impressions and James Brown, yet national taste trends lean to diverse styles. The article notes discount retailers and students commuting to other regions shape local buys, suggesting High Point shares normal city variability in music tastes.
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High Point
Record Mart
Gerry's
the Jackson
Five
Wilson Pickett
The
Impressions
Clarence Carter
James Brown
Rolling Stone
Elvis Presley
Eric Clapton
Jimmy Page
Joe Cocker
van Morrison
the Beatles
Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young
Captain Beefheart
Zayres
K-Mart
Bloodmobile Visit Set This Week
The Red Cross Bloodmobile will visit the Fellowship Hall at Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church on February 2 from 11 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. and February 3 from 10 a.m. to 3 30 p.m. The Industrial Management Club of High Point sponsors the event led by Bob Lyndon with a 400 pint goal for the two day drive. High Point uses more blood than last year with 392 pints in December, 304 pints collected overall that month, and 229 pints in December 1969. The program relies on volunteers and encourages more donors.
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Red Cross
Fellowship Hall
Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church
Industrial Management Club of
High Point
Bob Lyndon
Industrial Management Club
High Point Area
U.S
National
Mixed Media Show Opens at High Point Arts Council
The High Point Arts Council unveils Mixed Media a February exhibition featuring North Carolina artists and works from Ohio Pennsylvania New York and New Jersey. The show runs daily 10 am to 1 pm and 2 pm to 5 pm at 500 N Main St with additional events this week including macrame class fine art guild meeting live model drawing concert arts ball and enrollment for photography and children's art classes.
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High Point
Arts Council
N. Main St
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
New Jersey
Macrame
Jan Henry
Fine Art Guild
Ralph Calhoun
Gersh Win Music
Trinity High PTS A to Meet Monday Evening
The Trinity Senior High School Parent Teacher Student Association will hold a meeting on Monday at 7 30 p m in the Lecture Theatre.
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Trinity Senior High School
Pianist Lili Kraus To Perform At High Point College
Pianist Lili Kraus schedules a Community Concert Association program at Memorial Auditorium High Point College at 8 p m Monday. The Hungarian born artist has charmed audiences for four decades and is noted for Mozart concertos and recordings. Parking on campus available to members via Montlieu Avenue main gate or W College Drive behind Memorial Auditorium.
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Lili Kraus
Memorial Auditorium
High Point College
Jerome Hines
Metropolitan Opera Star
the Little Angels
Korean National Ballet
Hungary
Miss Kraus
United States
Dutch East Indies
Texas Christian University
Fort Worth
Reynolds Gives 100000 to NC Church-Related Colleges
R J Reynolds Tobacco Co contributed 100000 to the North Carolina Foundation of Church-Related Colleges as this year's drive gift. Brant Snavely announced the 16th consecutive Reynolds donation, bringing total pledges to 1380000 for the foundation supporting 26 member colleges statewide.
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Winston-Salem
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
North Carolina Foundation of
Brant Snavely
Reynolds
North Carolina
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bob Scott
Liston Ramsey
D-Madison
House Legislative Redistricting Committee
James Ramsey
Judiciary Committee
Horton Rountree
Pitt
Congressional Districts Committee
George Wood
Thomasville's Hospital
Amy Vanbilt
Nevah
Clyde
High Point Enterprise
Nation
Vicki Nelson
Enterprise
William Blake
Allen Ginsberg
Playboy
Frank Sinatra
Ella Fitzgerald
Dizzy Gillespie
Lionel Hampton
Ginger Baker
Paul McCartney
Rahsaan Roland Kirk
Cannonball Adderly
Art Richardson
Sonny Hedgecock
Trinity High
RJR
George C. Faith
Transcon Industries, Inc
International Dynamics Corp
West Katelia Ave
Anaheim
Calif
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