Ned Clark Becomes High Point Memorial Hospital Director
Ned Clark, 39, takes over as director of High Point Memorial Hospital succeeding W. R. Peters who retired after 28 years. Clark plans computerization of finances and records, expands hospital role in health prevention, and faces regulatory hurdles and staffing needs. He previously served as assistant director and has deep regional hospital experience.
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Pete
Ned Clark
High Point Memorial Hospital
W. R. Peters
Clark
Memorial
Cleveland
Ohio
Bowling Green State University
Bowling Green
Washington University of St. Louis
U.S. Army
North Carolina
Forsyth Memorial Hospital
High Point Memorial
Barbara Anderson
Washington, Ind
Nancy
Sarah
Scott
Beverly Hills Dr
Freedom and schooling in the balance of freedom
The essay argues freedom is relative and requires compromises for order. It critiques so called free schools, citing Kozol on teaching limits, discipline, and the danger of privileging unstructured learning over rigorous study. It notes the skill gap between privileged youth and poor youths, and the value of hard work and structure in mastering trades and arts.
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Kozol
Boston
New York
Michelangelo
Caruso
Isaac Stern
Measure Of The Schools Open Admissions Debate
The piece reviews open admissions as a path to higher education arguing motivation may matter more than traditional grades. It cites Jerome Karabel and studies from Georgia and Illinois showing conventional tests and GPA poorly predict college success or job performance, raising questions about maintaining standards.
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New York
University of Georgia
University of Illinois
Karabel
Changing Of The Guard At FBI After Hoover
Sunday Accent reviews J Edgar Hoover life and legacy. Hoover built a powerful FBI with reformist roots but his later years showed autocratic politics and expanding files on citizens. His death at 77 leaves a fragile agency seeking a cautious, reforming successor.
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J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Hoover
FBI
National Crime Laboratory
Pentagon
Washington
Department of Justice
Congress
A Fire Chief, a Friend, and Daylight Decisions
Wade Johnson discusses small grain prospects in Davidson County as farmers face an unusual warm winter. He notes disease issues from mild temps and two near zero freezes, with late freezes in April likely adding damage. Late-seeded grain appears better than early-planted.
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Kivett Drive
Vickrey Chapel
Surrett Drive
Clyde Wilkerson
Guil-Rand Fire Dept
Clyde
Wade Johnson
Davidson County
Davidson
North Carolina
Johnson
Love Story tops Thomasville library poll in Davidson Dateline
In a Thomasville poll by the Davidson County Public Library 47 of 513 students named Love Story as the most popular book. The feature notes the novel's sales, outlines its plot, and compares its reception to The Godfather with 40 votes.
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Thomasville
Thomasville Senior High School
Segal
Davidson County Public Library
Oliver
New York
Jennifer
Jenny
Dad
Cavilleri
Corleone
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Ray Hubbard
Enterprise
By Jenkin Lloyd Jones
Jonathan Kozol
North American Newspaper Alliance
Jerome Karabel
American Council On Education
Office of Research
The
Council
By Robert Marks
By Braxton Younts
Him
Health Department
Triteness
Ven Carver
Boston Blue Bloods
Harvard
Radcliffe
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