Duke Plans New Hospital North at Duke University
Duke University Board of Trustees approved a 96.3 million project to add Duke Hospital North, about a quarter mile from the current complex. The facility will house 616 beds for medicine pediatrics and surgery, with 353 beds retained for obstetrics gynecology psychiatry and rehabilitation. Total beds rise to 1008. site prep set for September or October with completion in spring 1979.
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Durham
N. C
Duke University Board of Trustees
Duke Hospital
William G. Anlyan
Duke
Anlyan
Duke Eye Center
State lawmakers weigh pay raises and board power in budget standoff
Raleigh editors report looming 5 percent raise delay affects about 150000 state workers and teachers as legislators debate options from across the board raises to bonuses. A Graham Bell plan would empower the Board of Education with hiring and policy control, while Speaker Green urges urgency and minimal new measures before June.
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Bill Noblity
Raleigh
General Assembly
Graham Bell
Dgaston
Craig Phillips
Board of Education
Dallas Herring
Bell
State Board of Education
North Carolina House weighs six week freeze on capital funds
House Speaker James C. Green proposes freezing state capital improvement funds for six weeks to review 1975 77 revenue outlook. The resolution would halt unspent appropriations from past sessions, affecting ECU medical school Cherry Hospital and other projects. Senate leaders oppose the move as lawmakers weigh revenue shortfall estimates.
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Raleigh
James C. Green
Green
House
John E. Davenport
D-Nash
Herbert Hyde
D Buncombe
Senate
Ralph Scott
D-Alamance
Senate Appropriations Committee
Scott
Jimmy Love
D-Lee
House Appropriations Committee
East Carolina University Medical School
Cherry Hospital
Goldsboro
State Art Museum
University of North Carolina Board of Governors
North Carolina Memorial Hospital
Partment of Corrections
Clinton
Hyde
High Point Newspaper Home Delivery Rates Ad
A clipped rate card lists delivery options for the Associated Press edition with pricing. The notice shows weekly and yearly carrier and subscription figures, mail rates, and terms for independent contractors responsible for advance payments. It reflects a High Point North Carolina context and mentions March 2187 act language.
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Church Avene
High Point
N.C
Associated
Alsparenes
Sreean Secon
Wac
Pein? Enerprisa, Inc
Judge Drops Charges in Massage Parlor Shooting Case
GREENSBORO AP charges against former Forsyth County deputy Clinton Cline and James W. Quann of Clemmons were dropped after Judge Carl Fowler found no probable cause for their arrests in connection with last month’s massage parlor shooting.
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Greensboro
Forsyth County
Carl Fowler
Clinton Cline
James W. Quann
Clemmons
Three Get Suspended Sentences in District Court
Three defendants received six month suspended sentences and fines of 100 dollars plus costs after drunken driving convictions in District Court. Cecil D. Flannery 34 of Player Drive James F. Jones 36 address not listed and George A. Wilson 82 of Asheboro all got six month suspensions and fines. Donald Ray Lovette 21 of Fern Street got 30 day suspended sentence and costs for larceny. James Steele 26 of Richardson Street got 30 day suspended sentence and costs for resisting arrest. Lorenzo Martin of Wise Avenue was fined 50 dollars and costs for shoplifting. John Franklin Archie of Drew Street taxed costs on causing false report to police. Several assault with deadly weapon charges were dismissed or continued as not prosecuted with leave against others. Albert Wright Jr. of Cross Street taxed costs on assault with a deadly weapon.
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Cecil D. Flannery
Player Drive
James F. Jones
George A. Wilson
Asheboro
Donald Ray Lovette
Fern Street
James Steele
Richardson Street
John Franklin Archie
Drew Street
David Ezekial
Park Street
Lubby Daughtridge
Asheboro Street
Carl Parker
Culler Street
L. Z. Goldston
Tate Street
Albert Wright Jr
Cross Street
Temporary Bridge Sought After Yadkin River Collapse
U S Senator Robert Morgan said the Federal Highway Administration has asked the U S Army to build a temporary replacement bridge to serve Surry County motorists after the Yadkin River bridge near Siloam collapsed, relieving long detours.
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Raleigh
U.S
Robert Morgan
D-N.c
Surry County
Yadkin River
Federal Highway Administration
U.S. Army
Siloam
Man killed in High Point drug-buy shooting spree
High Point police say 25-year-old Jimmy Osborne of Clara Cox Apts was shot fatally at midnight during a dispute after an attempted illegal drug purchase at the Willbanks residence. Tommy Quick of Chestnut Street was wounded in the hand. Donald Kelly, 27, of Greensboro, is charged with murder and related offenses.
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High Point
Jimmy Osborne
Clara Cox
Tobin
Kelly
Bradshaw Street
Eddie
Ronnie Willbanks
Main Street
Willbanks
Willbanks Brothers
David Holt
Greensboro
High Point Enterprise city and area notes
Local report from High Point includes updates on city services and surrounding area, detailing community events, infrastructure projects, and municipal notices. Officials outline ongoing efforts to improve neighborhoods, transport access, and public safety initiatives affecting residents across the region.
Natural Gas Shortage Woes Forecast By Preyer
Washington Representative Richardson Preyer warned that a gas crunch seen this winter will worsen next year. Columbia Gas officials say no gas for East Coast industry soon, with spillover nationwide. He backs federal relief and notes shale oil and gas holds vast potential in Midwest and West.
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Washington
Richardson Preyer
North Carolina
Columbia Gas
Preyer
Subcommittee On Conservation, Energy and Natural Resources
Government Operations Committee
Brayhill
Broyhill
United States
A&a
Midwest
U.S
Dow Chemical
Michigan
Columbia
Gardner Awards Given at UNC Ceremony for Two Faculty
UNAPEL HILL ap ril Friday ceremony at the University of North Carolina awarded the 1975 Max Gardner prizes to historian Helen Grey Edmonds of NCCU and artist Francis Speight of ECU. Edmonds, with 34 years in academia, has chaired NCCU’s history department and led the graduate school, while Speight ends a 50 year art and teaching career with ECU. Former Gov. D. Max Gardner created the awards in his will to honor faculty serving humanity.
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Unapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Max Gardner
Helen Grey Edmonds
North Carolina Central University
Francis Speight
East Carolina University
Edmonds
NCCU
State Department
Europe
Africa
Speight
ECU
North Carolina
D. Max Gardner
University
Designers and businessmen aid ECU interior project
East Carolina University students led a complete renovation of a former dwelling into offices for an architecture run. Maria Bergson Associates Brayton International Alma Desk Co and Jack Cartwright provided materials. Guest speakers included Maria Bergson Brayton International and Alma Desk Co presidents.
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Greenville
Maria Bergson
New York City
High Point
Charles E. Hayworth
J. Paul Brayton
East Carolina University
ECU
Leo Jenkins
Ms. Bergson
New York
Maria Bergson Associates
Brayton
Brayton International
Hayworth
Alma Desk Co
Melvin Stanforth
Jack Cartwright
North Carolina
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Archdale
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Armco
Middletown
Ohio
Armco Steel Co
Georgia
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Armco Buildiing Systems
Perry Gas Terpanier
Alabama
Florida
South Carolina
Mississippi
Tennessee
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Quick
West Virginia
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Kentucky
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