Funeral Directors urged to delay ambulance service cut
Randolph County and Asheboro officials press funeral directors to postpone plans to discontinue ambulance service by September 30 to allow time for a new Legislature bill. Mayors McDowell Reese Bell Thomas Johnson sign a letter seeking delay. Ramseur and Liberty officials also back the request.
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Asheboro
Randolph County
Hal Hammer Walker
Randolph
McDowell
Reese
Paul Bell
Randleman
Fred Thomas
Ramseur
T. A. Johnson Jr
Liberty
Liberty Funeral
Branch To Head WW Veterans Branch To Head WW Veterans
Winston Salem AP Jack A Branch of Lenoir is the new president of the Veterans of World War I and Lois J Yost of Winston Salem has been elected president of the Ladies Auxiliary. Other men s officers include Worman Beaman Lincolnton senior vice commander J A Yost Winston Salem junior vice commander and N J Cook Charlotte adjutant. Other Ladies Auxiliary officers are Alma K Swindell Elizabeth City senior vice president Clara Smith Conover junior vice president and Margaret Bostian China Grove treasurer.
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Winston
Clara Smith
Conover
Margaret Bostian
China Grove
Senator testifies as NEA threatens integration act
Geoffrey Gould reports the National Education Association’s largest component, its classroom teachers, warns Southern affiliates to begin desegregation by next June or risk expulsion. Ten states still maintain dual organizations, including North and South Carolina, Georgia, Texas, Alabama, and Virginia.
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Miami Beach
Fila
National Education Association
NEA
North Carolina
South Carolina
Louisiana
Mississippi
Georgia
Texas
Tennessee
Alabama
Virginia
Arkansas
Department of
Dodd testimony spurs Senate Ethics probe and recess
Senate Ethics Committee recessed after Sen. Thomas Dodd testified about a 1964 West Germany trip on official business not tied to a lobbyist. The inquiry into misconduct accusations grows with no resume date set before July 15 while Klein is to testify.
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Washington
Senate Ethics Committee
Thomas J. Dodd
West Germany
Senate
Dodd
Connecticut
Stashinsky
Julius Klein
Klein
Chicago
Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Idhiny JC. Stennis
D-Miss
Germany
Rearg -Nelener
NEA
Representative Assembly
Louisiana
Dodd Probes Soviet Terror Apparatus Link to Case
As vice chairman of the Senate Internal Security Subcommittee, Dodd made a six day trip in April 1984 to gather more information on Bogdan Stashinsky due to a long interest in Soviet terror. James P. Boyd Jr. labeled the hearings as a cover up.
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Dodd
Senate
Internal Security
Bogdan Stashinsky
James P. Boyd Jr
Mooresville Man Holds Line in Iredell Jail Over Child Support
Coyt Benfield, 36, of Mooresville, has sat jailed in Iredell County since February 11 1965 for contempt of court over $26 weekly child support for two children. He refuses payment claiming he may not be the father, while Judge Armstrong notes paternity is acknowledged if married, and Benfield cannot post bond as no criminal charge exists. He vows to stay jailed rather than pay for a child he disputes.
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Statesville
N.C
Coyt Benfield
Iredell County
Mooresville
Benfield
F. M. Armstrong
Interest rate war lifts savings yields to five percent
Banks and savings associations raise regular account dividends to 5 percent and term deposits to 534 percent as loan demand outpaces lendable funds. Shortages push higher rates to lure idle cash, risking home building while Congress and federal authorities monitor credit and liquidity. Savers benefit amid tighter monetary conditions.
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New York City
Savings and Loan
California
Congress
Monetary Authorities
Dominican President Garcia Godoy amid crisis and calm
Rumors persist of restored calm while Garcia Godoy faces earlier near-resignations during two crises. He touts neutralizing the military and forging a broad middle ground as key achievements, with a 1970 presidential bid anticipated amid criticism of press leniency toward labor and leftist unions.
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Gyer
Juan
Garcia-Godoy
National University and
Ludiiary
Extradition Filed in Charlotte Supermarket Robbery Case
Police identify two suspects from Fort Wayne Indiana and Decatur Illinois in a Charlotte market robbery and kidnapping. Victims forced to open a safe. $18,000 cash and checks taken. Suspects Jerry Jarrett and Ronald Osborne held on armed robbery charges. hostages unharmed. Authorities say extra kidnapping charges may follow.
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Charlotte
Chiat
Fortilotte
Sehran Wayne
Ind
Ceria
Fort Wayne
de-Cashion
Jerry Jarrett
Titusville
Fla
Ronald. Osborne
Cap- Decatur, Ill
Thomas “F
Tommy Ginn
Osborne
Jarrett
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