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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1971
Page
13
A doctor explains the Master two step test used in an office electro cardiogram to reveal heart ischemia after brief exercise. Patients with angina may show abnormalities only after exertion, making the test a practical alternative to running outside. A reader asks about sudden arthritis onset in shoulders and back.
Hasty School in Thomasville crowns eight year old Mary Debra Mann princess at the fall festival. Proceeds support the PTA funded school equipment. The column also offers medical Q A with Dr Thosteson on arthritis skin cancer thyroid disease and reader Q A policy.
Dr. Leonard O. Farlow of Archdale was honored at the North Carolina Chiropractors Convention for outstanding service to his association and community. A Randolph County educator, Jaycees pioneer, PTSA president, and longtime NC Chiropractors leader, he co directs the Archdale Chiropractor Clinic with Dr. Roger Spell.
Phase II of OSHA training set at Guilford Technical Institute with sessions Mondays and Wednesdays 7 to 9 p.m. Phase I drew 750 participants at Greensboro War Memorial Auditorium. The course targets newly appointed safety and compliance personnel, focusing on the Williams Staiger Act of 1971 and safety implementation. Reserve a place in the class.
Greensboro report shows 36.32 percent of High Point city taxes collected by end of October 1971. Brooks notes 40.99 percent of 1971 Guilford County taxes collected. totals for city and county levies provided. Commissioners approve purchase of 25 vehicles for sheriff staff and stations, with bids from Pickard Dunn Greensboro and Southern Chrysler Plymouth High Point.
Wilbert Vestal aged 45 of S Main Street received two 20 day sentences for public drunkenness. Floyd Swan son George aged 45 with no address listed got 20 days for trespassing, reduced from larceny. Duffie Fowler of Long Street got a 60 day suspended sentence with a $25 fine and costs for carrying a concealed weapon. A malicious damage charge against Mikey Thayer was dismissed as frivolous with costs to the witness. Ronald Ball alleged Thayer slammed a storm door and broke glass and trophies after throwing them at a television set.
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