Rev Roy L Grant Named Full Time Hospital Chaplain
High Point native Rev. Roy L Grant becomes the first full time hospital chaplain at High Point Memorial Hospital after an agreement between the hospital board and the High Point Ministerial Alliance. He will provide spiritual care to patients and families and hold Sunday worship in the hospital chapel.
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Candler School of Theology
Emory University
New York Theological Seminary
American University
Western North Carolina
United Methodist Church
Lexington
Gastonia
Winston-Salem
Winston- Salem
Sibley
Memorial Hospital
Washington
Northwest Washington
E. Green Drive
Davidson County Community College
The 900 Mile Day Look Back on a Frantic Interstate Journey
The narrator travels from Maryland through Pennsylvania Ohio and Missouri in a single long day 905.1 miles to Rolla reflecting on battlefields air pollution ecological ideas and roadside sameness while chasing gas stations and comfort along the nation’s interstates.
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Lee
America
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Canada
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Dayton
Wright-Patterson Air Force Museum
Lookout
James Whitcomb Riley
Greenfield
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Greencastle
Terre Haute
Vandalia
Lincoln
Lee Way
Mississippi
Chain-of- Rocks
Charlie Lindbergh
St. Louisans
Hagerstown
Rolla
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Ozarks
Harris weighs presidential bid over Oklahoma Senate rerun
Oklahoma Senator Fred Harris faces a dilemma as he weighs a 1972 presidential run against re election prospects. He seeks Oklahoma delegates support or a pledge to keep him on the ballot for president while potentially leaving the Senate race.
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Oklahoma
Fred Harris
Senate
Harris
Donnybrook
Ed Edmondson
Robert S. Kerr
Hubert Humphrey
Edmond Muskie
Humphrey
Consumer advocacy reshapes commerce in North Carolina law
The piece argues that consumer advocacy aims to balance buyer seller power, tracing roots to reforms and highlighting a new North Carolina law effective Jan 1. It limits finance charges, protects buyers, and restricts mortgage-backed security for installment sales, while banning risky referral sales and excessive balloon payments.
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North Carolina
General Assembly
Noisy motel pool dives disturb Raleigh Fourth of July
A Raleigh holiday visit describes a modern motel with a noisy diving board that rattled the pool area, spoiling naps for Sunday relaxation. Other anecdotes recount a fire chief’s return, rattle-prone highway 29A between Thomasville and High Point, chigger woes, and summer camping hazards.
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Raleigh
Thomasville
High Point
Thomasville Faces Bitter ABC Referendum Debate
Davidson Dateline reports in Thomasville that the ABC liquor vote next Tuesday splits residents. Clergy Pastor Woodrow Hill argues morality and social costs of alcoholism while Jim Haliburton of Citizens for Legal Control cites economic impact. both sides acknowledge emotion and reason as voters register convictions. Morality, age limits, and timing color the campaign as restraint is urged for a calm post election period.
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ABC
Hill
Nets
Jim Haliburton
Citizens For Legal Control
Ad Hoc
Wet Organization
ABC Stores
Lexington
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