Fellowship brings free hot lunches to Charlotte elderly
Social workers in Charlotte start a weekday free hot lunch program for about 50 elderly and poor participants, with 10 homebound meals, funded by 5123 from the federal Office of Economic Opportunity. The initiative runs February to mid August and includes medical evaluations to gauge health impact and offers social fellowship as a benefit.
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Charlotte
N. C
Federal Office of Economic Opportunity
North Carolina Gov Promises Pollution Free Petrochemical Plant
Gov. Bob Scott assured that a large petrochemical refinery planned on the coast would be pollution free and modern. He cited ongoing studies and 7,000 acres optioned in Brunswick County while GRASP plans protests over pollution fears tied to older refineries.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Bob Scott
Scott
GRASP
Department of Conservation and Development
Brunswick County
Sowers Urges NC to Give Company Chance on Plant
Southern Pines leaders quote Roy Sowers urging patience for a petrochemical project on the coast. He stresses North Carolina should welcome a clean safe operation and asks residents to hear factual details before opposing a Brunswick County refinery plan. GRASP plans protests in response.
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Southern Pines
N.C
Department of Conservation and Development
Roy Sowers
North Carolina
Sowers
Cape Fear
Brunswick County
GRASP
Commi Owever
Tricia Nixon Engaged to Edward Cox in White House Ceremony
President Nixon announces his daughter Tricia will wed Harvard law student Edward F. Cox in a White House ceremony on June 5. The announcement was made at a party celebrating Tricia's engagement, the First Lady's birthday, and St Patrick's Day.
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Tricia
White House
Washington
Nixon
Harvard Law
Edward F. Cox
Executive Mansion
Howard Cox
New York
Long Island
Cox
Robert Livingston
George Washington
United States
Lynch
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