Governor urges churches to aid education at Gardner-Webb convocation
Gov. Dan Moore told Gardner-Webb College and North Carolina church related schools to contribute substantially to public education. He recalled the colleges and churches built the state’s early educational system and urged deeper future support, noting Gardner-Webb’s rise from debt to viability and the ongoing drive to realize a long held vision.
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Snow Delays Stock Car Race In Wilkesboro
Snow forced a postponement of Sunday's stock car race in Wilkesboro until April 11. Blowing snow covered areas on Saturday with lighter snow still falling from overcast skies. The Sunday outlook called for fair but colder weather as a Canadian air mass kept temperatures in the 30s in the mountains.
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Georgia’s 76-ton marble block linked to Buckingham Fountain
A large marble block weighing 76 tons, believed to be the nation’s largest, is associated with the Buckingham Fountain project in Atlanta. The report notes Georgia’s production in marble terms and highlights the notable construction element linked to the fountain.
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White Still Controversial in Charlotte College Bill Fight
Sen. Thomas J. White of Lenoir opposes a leak filled Charlotte College bill despite 20 senators referring it to a committee. Known for battles with the press, White recalls 1963 excluding newsmen from the Senate floor and his long career as a trial lawyer and former Finance Committee chairman.
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Duke Plans New Approach To Studies
Duke University Medical Center will use a 750000 grant from the Commonwealth Fund of New York to hire faculty for a new curriculum. Dean William G. Anlyan says the plan, expected to start by 1970, will compress core medical training into two years, cutting current duplication in the four year program.
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