Talking About Race Conflicts Among Young People
An observer notes racial differences cause friction in integrated schools and social life. Parents, churches, and community leaders must take courageous steps to foster acceptance, or education may struggle under the strain of unresolved prejudice.
Archdale Keeps Tax Rate At Low Level
Archdale in Randolph County maintains a low tax rate of 27 cents per $100 for 1976 77 while Seagrove charges 21 cents. Seagrove’s budget totals 21236 reflecting its small size, whereas Archdale’s finances rely on business taxes. Randleman, half Archdale’s size, bears 725 cents per $100 with a 603406 budget and ABC store revenues of 129671, underscoring higher taxes despite industrial growth.
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Asheboro
Archdale
Randolph County
Seagrove
Randleman
ABC
Ramseur
Sandy Creek
Randolph Couny
Liberty
G Ramseur
Sheriff's Department
Community watch backs Fair Grove meeting at school
An organizational meeting of the Fair Grove Community Watch is set for Tuesday at 7 p.m. in the Fair Grove School Auditorium. The session is open to interested community members.
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Fair Grove Community Watch
Fair Grove
LA Grange
N.C
Highway Patrol
Earl Edwards
Michael Charles Garner
Asl
HPN1
William Penn High School
YMCA
YMCA Offers Weekend Horseback Riding Classes
The YMCA lists horseback riding classes starting this week with youth teen and adult options. Schedule includes Monday 4:30–5:30 p.m. youth teen intermediate English and 6–7 p.m. adult beginning western. Wednesday 4:30–5:30 p.m. adult intermediate western and 6–7 p.m. youth teen beginning English. Thursday 4:30–5:30 p.m. youth teen advanced English and jumping and 6–7 p.m. youth teen beginning western. Saturday 9–10 a.m. adult beginning English, 10:30–11:30 a.m. youth teen intermediate western, and 12 noon–1 p.m. adult intermediate English. Weekly through Aug 14 excluding July 4–10, registration may be at the YMCA.
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YMCA
North Carolina Eyes Federal Energy Conservation Grant
North Carolina officials plan to seek a federal grant up to 15 million annually for three years to fund an energy conservation program. The effort aims for a 5 percent energy reduction by 1980 through measures such as lighting limits, energy efficient building standards, public transit promotion, and public education targeting youth. The state expected to request roughly 100 900 in federal funds this month, with an application due in November.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Carson D. Clubreth
Energy Division
State Department of Military and Veterans Affairs
County budget shows $46 million unexpended fund balance
County Manager John Witherspoon reports a $424,000 increase in fund balances for the year, starting the 1976-77 budget with about $46 million in unexpended funds. The total program reaches $55.6 million for July 1, with $189 million for personnel, $11 million for supplies, and $11.1 million for services.
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John Witherspoon
Witherspoon
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T. Watson
Asheboro — Randolph Technical Institute
RTI
Frink Junior High School
Edwards
Lenoir Memorial Hospital
Kinston
Pitt Memorial Hospital
Greenville
William Penn
Nico Qubein
Urban Ministry
Memorial United Methodist Church
Nido Qubein & Associates
Numa F. Reid Lodge
Michael Rinehardt
Ron C. Whittington
Vernon Equipment Company, Inc
New St
The
U.S
Culbreth
Robert T Watson II
Centrals
Gentral Savings
North Wrenna
North Main