Malpractice Law Changes Leave Core System Intact
North Carolina lawmakers trimmed a controversial malpractice package to a token set of changes. The new law raises filing limits to three years for obvious injuries and reshapes payment and insurance schemes, while a proposed fund and periodic payments were scaled back. Senator Suddarth warned the package still harms minors’ rights and keeps courts accessible, yet he hailed limited gains for providers and insurers.
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Bill Noblitt
Raleigh
North Carolina
General Assembly
John Rgamble, Jr
D-Lincoln
Thomas H. Suddarth
Davidson County
Assembly
Saddarth
Suddarth
Insurance Company
Florence Primary School PTA to Install Officers
The Florence Primary School PTA holds its last meeting of the year on Thursday at 7 30 p m. The program includes a founders day presentation and the installation of officers for the upcoming year.
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Florence Primary School
PTA
Two Injured In City Traffic Collisions
Anita Kay Southards of E State Avenue and Nellie Davis Burleson of Avalon Place were injured Tuesday at 3 01 p m when their cars collided on Blain Court at Avalon. The injuries were believed minor. Clarence C Laughtin Jr 41 of Rt 2 Trinity was injured Tuesday at 11 18 a m when his car and a truck driven by Jackie Lee Mimms 35 of Rt 3 Tricity collided on S Main Street Centennial Street.
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Anita Kay Southards
E. State Avenue
Nellie Davis Burleson
Avalon Place
Blain Court
Avalon
Clarence C. Laughtin Jr
Rt. 2
Trinity
Jackie Lee Mimms
Rt. 3
Tricity
S. Main Street
Seal’ S
Centennial Street
Plowman Earns Ph.D. Degree from Boston University
Edwin L. Plowman sociology instructor at High Point College and minister in the Western North Carolina United Methodist Conference earned a Ph.D. from Boston University. He wrote a sociology theology thesis on postwar social changes in the South, held Cokesbery and Oxnam Liebman fellowships, and served as interim pastor at Rankin Memorial Methodist Church. He grew up in Winston Salem, studied at Lees-McRae College and N.C. State, and joined High Point College in 1973.
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Edwin L. Plowman
High Point College
Western North Carolina United Methodist Conference
Boston University
Plowman
South
Cokesbery
Oxnam Liebman
Boston School of Theology
Winston Salem
Reynolds High School
Lees McRae College
N.C. State University
Boston University School of Theology
Western Conference
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Rankin Memorial Methodist Church
Grady Miller to conduct 40th anniversary concert
A. Grady Miller, longtime figure in High Point music circles, will guest conduct Thursday night at Grimsley High School in Greensboro for a tribute observing Herbert Hazelman’s 40th year as band conductor. Miller founded Greensboro High School’s first band in 1923 and led for about a decade before the program waned.
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A. Grady Miller
High Point
Herbert Hazelman
Greensboro
Grimsley High School
Miller
Greensboro High School
Grimsley
Hazelman
University of North Carolina At
HPC Summer School Registration Set
Regular students may register for the first term of HPC summer school on June 7 from 8 30 a m to 4 p m at the Holt McPherson Campus Center Instruction starts the next day and ends July 9 Special courses are for teachers and require instructor contact Tuition funds are available for qualified applicants Rising high school seniors with B average or teacher recommendations may enroll Credits apply toward a bachelor s degree Resident students will be housed in Belk dormitory with room assignments by application order.
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High Point College
Holt McPherson
State Education Department
Belk
Family Friendly T Bird Park Seeks Joyful Times
The new manager 95 hires clown Starkle to hand out lollipops and supervise a peppermint stick playground. Fawn games frisbee tournaments and family movies are planned for children and families. Vee buys a Pinto Pony and riding cart for young patrons. Free rides offered in summer. visitors urged to arrive early at T Biri.
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T-Bird
Starkle
Vee
Kindergarten Space Open In Davidson
Davidson County Schools Superintendent E Lawson Brown says the system can house 150 more kindergartners next year. Any child five before October 16 is eligible and should contact the district principal. there is no deadline and attendance is not compulsory.
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Holly Grove
Davidson County
E. Lawson Brown
Brown
Bennett Named Head at Mills Home in Thomasville
Charles Edward Bennett of Bridgeton Missouri is appointed resident director of Mills Home Thomasville. A 31 year old native of Har Ning Missouri, Bennett holds a BA in sociology with psychology minor from Mortis Harvey College and an MA in social work from the University of West Virginian. He now serves as administrative assistant at the Missouri Baptist Children's Homes. The article notes a quoted line about humanity.
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Bennett
Harning
Mortis Harvey College
W. Vayavithyo
University of West Virginian
The
Missouri Baptist, Children's Homes
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