Guilford College designated Bicentennial campus ceremony
Guilford College was designated an official Bicentennial campus by the American Revolution Bicentennial Administration during ceremonies tied to the dedication of Founders Hall and Sigmund Sternberger Auditorium. Congressman L Richardson Preyer gave a rededication address and a Bicentennial flag was presented to President Grimsley T Hobbs.
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Guilford College
Founders
Sigmund Sternberger
L. Richardson Preyer
Founders Hall
U.S
Lawrence J. Wheeler
N.C
Grimsley T. Hobbs
Guilford Technical Institute
Women’s Center
Richardson Preyer
Herbert Sawyer
Medical Society Insurance Faces Skyrocketing Rates
In Raleigh an insurance venture started by the North Carolina Medical Society may price malpractice coverage so high that doctors cannot absorb the costs. A spokesman warned of 500 to 900 percent hikes, with office visits rising and major surgeries potentially more expensive, risking the new company's viability.
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Raleigh
North Carolina Medical Society
Steve Morrisette
Medical Socity
St. Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Co
John Ingram
Ingram
St. Paul
Medical Society
Occurrance
Rise in Women-Headed Households Driven by Divorces
The Conference Board notes a rapid rise in households led by women due to increasing divorces and separations and women's longer life expectancy. About 13 million such homes exist now and are projected to reach 19 million by 1980.
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Conference Board
No New Leads In High Point Homicide
High Point police say no substantial new leads in the murder of James Warren Armfield 45 of Greensboro with State Bureau of Investigation help. Armfield president treasurer of Wood Armfield Furniture Co was shot in the back during an armed robbery attempt as he left the store between 845 and 9 pm Friday and died at High Point Memorial Hospital.
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High Point
James Warren Armfield
Rt. 7
Greensboro
Stewart Hartley
Hartley
State Bureau of Investigation
Armfield
Wood-Armfield Furniture Co
S. Main St
High Point Memorial Hospital
Ford Shakeup Clears Decks For 1976 Presidential Election
President Ford overhauled his top team shaping a campaign ready slate for 1976. Nelson Rockefeller quit a No 2 run to avoid intra party squabbles while James Schlesinger was fired as defense secretary. Kissinger shed NSC duties but kept access to the White House. Elliot Richardson and George Bush returned to prominence as potential running mates. Critics warned the abrupt reshuffle could backfire.
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Washington
Ford
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Ronald Reagan
New York City
James R. Schlesinger
National Security Council
Kissinger
White House
Elliot Richardson
George Bush
Richardson
Bush
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Herbert S. Sawyer
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Community Senate
Stanley Frank
Rufus White
Edward Lowe
Art Richardson
By Medical Society
Morrisette
Orteda
Purcell Supply CO
W. Green
J. Archie Myatt, Jr
Ellos
Hubbard
Wrangler & Others
J Cossa
Monarch
Adies
Bremen
Iwos Wv
NAL
Just
Nmiversary Sac
Thepetia
Shopetia
Nattoee
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Henry A. Kissinger
Schlesinger
Communist Bloc
Central Intelligence Agency
William Colby
Congress
CIA
Colby
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China
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