Guilford County studies youth services to curb delinquency
A 15-member Guilford County Youth Needs Advisory Committee reviews community based services for undisciplined and runaway youths with a July 1978 deadline for a county system. It notes extensive options from police to Exodus House and plans hearings in August and September and a December report for the Board of Commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Hawkins
Greensboro
Guilford County
Exodus House
Elaine Stoops
Barbara Sarady
Governor's Crime Commission
Youth Care, Inc
North Carolina
Board of County Commissioners
Dept. of Corrections
Dept. of Human Resources
North Carolina Bar Assn
Juvenile Justice Study Commission
Manley Dodson
Dodson
Sarady
Sophia
Randolph County
High Point
Larry Thomas
Youth Unlimited, Inc
Thomas
Youth Unlimited
Greensboro Youth Services Bureau
Nat Greene
Exodus
YWCA
Court Fight Looms Over Budget for Asheboro Schools
Asheboro City Schools threaten legal action over county capital outlay funds. City officials allege county schools have received far more in capital money since 1972 while city residents pay about 40 percent of ad valorem taxes and support a special school tax and bonds. City supt Lee J. Phoenix cites equity concerns and requests the county take over bonded indebtedness, a move commissioners have not endorsed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Aoe
Randolph
Randolph County
Liberty
Randolph Technical Institute
RTI
Lee J. Phoenix
City School Board
Henry Armfield
Phoenix
Expressing Feelings in Children and Parents
The article argues that open expression of both positive and negative emotions helps children develop emotional balance. It notes cultural pressures like "Big boys don't cry" hinder real feelings and that parental guidance should focus on understanding underlying emotions before enforcing behavior.
Tennant Made Partner In Floyd Baker Firm
James L. Tennant 31 former High Point Police Department legal advisor and Floyd and Baker associate has been made a partner in Floyd Baker Tennant. Firm renamed Floyd Baker Tennant. Tennant from Fort Wayne Indiana earned Indiana University undergrad and Tulsa Law JD 1969. He led High Point legal advising three years and chairs NC Association of Law Enforcement Legal Advisors. He belongs to state federal and American bar associations and NC Academy of Trial Lawyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Tennant
High Point Police Department
Floyd and Baker
Floyd, Baker & Tennant
Fort Wayne, Indiana
Tennant
Indiana University
The
University of Tulsa
College of Law
Tulsa
Oklahoma
High Point
North Carolina Assn. of Law
Forcement Legal Advisors
Federal
North Carolina Academy of Trial Lawyers
CP&L Reaches Agreement on Refunding Rate Dispute
CP&L and city owned electric utilities plus rural cooperatives settle a three year rate dispute. Refunds total nearly 9 million dollars and cover a rate case filed with the Federal Power Commission on July 1, 1974, effective January 1975, subject to later refunds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh, N.C
Carolina Power & Light Co
Cp&l
Federal Power Commission
Piedmont Savings and Loan Opens New Branch Office
Piedmont Savings and Loan announces a new branch at Old Winston Road and Northpoint Avenue. The bank emphasizes legendary service and now offers drive in services at both locations for greater convenience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont Savings and Loan
Old Winston Road
Northpoint Avenue
Piedmont
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Board of Commissioners
Watson
Floyd, Baker
James Tennant
Sherwood H. Smith Jr
North Main St
Old Winston Rd
Northpoint Ave
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