Barely Twenty Behind the Mic in Golf Sportscasting
A reflective piece on TV sportscasters for the PGA Greater Gronk Open. It critiques announcers as clumsy, biased, and puppets of control rooms, while praising crowd energy and the drama of live sports. It notes players like Bent Grass and Fast Green, plus names such as Bells and Big Mac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Ed
Ralph McPotter
Ralph
Joe
Bent
McMahan Urges Downtown Garage for One Plaza Center
L Ray McMahan pressed City Council to commit to the downtown garage behind S Main Street, warning S W Cafeteria may cancel the One Plaza Center floor tenancy without funding. Officials said bids require a firm bond commitment of $700,000 and plans to proceed are near, with legal action possible if promises fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Hubbard
City and Redevelopment Commission
One Plaza Center
L. Ray McMahan
City Council
McMahan
Council
Frank Sherrill
Charlotte
One Plaza
S ?Fain
Redevelopment Commission
Sherrill
Bill Pencini
Fred Swartzberg
Harold Cheek
Cheek
New York
Knox Walker
East Central
E. High and
S. Main Streets
Davidson To Inspect Its Budget Tonight in Lexington
Davidson County Commissioners meet at 7 30 PM in the new courthouse to introduce the tentative budget for fiscal year 1972 73. County Manager Jimmy Warner says the session is the only item on the agenda. it is the second evening called meeting this month as they weigh whether expenditures will stay at current levels or rise from 4.9 million for the present year. The panel previously approved a tentative budget in July 1971 and adopted the final version last August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spider
Walt Bellamy
Atlanta Hawks
Bells
Robert McAdoo
UNC
Big Mac
Lexington
Davidson County
Jimmy Warner
The
Commission
Car Stripping and Trespass Cases Keep Police Busy
Police report multiple thefts and trespassing incidents across Thomasville and nearby towns. A 1968 car parked at Bryant's Auto Repair lost its transmission tires wheels and battery valued at 295 dollars. Witness Raeford Loflin saw five youths push a car down the street before it rolled into a utility pole causing 50 dollars in damage. Tapes and a tape player valued at 115 dollars were stolen from a car at Towne Theatre. Other losses include 20 dollars from a home, a pocket book, and a set of keys and a credit card. Walter Petruska filed trespassing warrants against 21 youths released on 200 dollars bond. Additional arrests include machine breaking and entering, obstructing an officer, and DUI.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emanuel Peat
Richardson Steet
Raeford Loflin
Carr Street
Loflin
Pam Fox
Rt. 4
Thomasville
Area Methodist Appointments Are Announced
Western North Carolina United Methodist Conference at Lake Junaluska assigns a new district superintendent and four High Point pastors. Several clergy move between Charlotte, Greensboro, Winston-Salem, and adjacent districts, with mergers affecting St. Marks-Brooks Memorial and changes at Central Church, Monroe, and other churches.
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High Point
North Carolina
United Methodist Conference
Lake Junaluska
James G. Huggin
Sharon Church
Charlotte
H. Eugene Peacock
First Church
Calvary
Grady Barringer
Bethpage
Kannapolis
Jerome Honeycutt
Newlyn Street
Greensboro
Christ Church
Larry D. Wilkinson
Maple Springs
Winston-Salem
Main Street
College Village
A. L. Maxwell
Leaksville Church
Eden
James P. Clodfelter
Bethany Gray’s Chapel
Highland
George E. Lyndon Jr
Marvin Church
John Cagle
Mt. Carmel Greer’s
Thomasville
St. Marks-Brooks Memorial
Clarence Strickland
St. Marks
Trevor C. Jones
Metropolitan Church
Robert Greenawalt
New
Duke Divinity
Jamestown
Charles D. White Jr
Duke University Graduate School
Trinity Memorial
C. Clay Manning
Fellowship Church
Ararat
Sandy Ridge
Bunker Hill
Benjamin J. Killian
Mt. Vernon
Mt.Vernon
Mitchell C. Burrow
Bethany Grays’ Chapel
Randleman-St. Peters
Cornelius Holland
Collins Grove
Holmes Grove
North Carolina votes favor shorter ballot after 72 primary
Raleigh report notes runoffs for insurance and labor commissioners trimmed the ballot and reflected voter fatigue with many executive offices. About 617,595 voted in the Democratic governor primary, while roughly 550,000 voted for the two Council of State posts, highlighting calls to shift to gubernatorial appointment for technical roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
North Carolina
Insurance and Labor
Council of State
Ingram and Creel Win State Nominations in NC
John Ingram won the Democratic nomination for commissioner over Russell Secrest while William Creel took the labor commissioner nomination over John Brooks. Both winners had tacit backing from retiring Insurance Commissioner Edwin Lanier and Labor Commissioner Frank Crane. Brooks urged appointment, Crane favored popular election for governor and state government stability. North Carolina elects ten executive officers. changing this would need constitutional action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ingram
Asheboro
Russell Secrest
Insurance Department
William Creel
Veteran Department
John Brooks
Legislative Services
Edwin Lanier
Frank Crane
Brooks
Crane
North Carolina
Council of State
Tri Cities Girl Wins Pageant in Greensboro
Sylvia Freeman rose from a preliminary scoring error that briefly left her out of semifinals to win Miss Black North Carolina at Greensboro Memorial Auditorium. Despite not initially being named among the 10 semifinalists, she advanced after the error was corrected and will represent the state in Miss Black America in Los Angeles this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Sylvia Freeman
North Carolina
Miss Freeman
Nipsy Russell
Greensboro Memorial Auditorium
High Point
Norma Withrow
Reidsville
Cynthia Hampton
County
Tony Flanders
Charlotte
Doris Crenshaw
Wake County
Los Angeles
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N. Main Street
Melvin Ricky Ball
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Mayview Avenue
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Archdale
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Lonita Drive
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William Ray Welborn
Jimmy Carol Morgan
Circle Trailer Park
Randolph County
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Sophia
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Grace Street
L. C. Lyles
E. Commerce Street
Marcella Chinita Bostic
S. Elm Street
James Robert Joiner
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New Salem-Worthville
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Coleridge Church
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Liberty Church
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Altamont
Marion
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Concord
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Monroe
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Statesville
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Drew University
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By Bryan Haislip
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Tri-Cities