Medical Suits Limitation Urged
A Raleigh AP report notes a legislative study panel voted to restrict medical malpractice suits. Proposals include four year filing windows for minors and adults, with exceptions, limits on damages and a Good Samaritan immunity for emergency care providers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Special Legislative Study Commission
Ing
Sen
Tom Suddarth
D-Daviason
Good Samaritan
Utilities May Start Advertising
Raleigh AP reports Duke Power Co and Carolina Power and Light Co plan to resume advertising following a Utilities Commission order this week. The order lets power firms and gas retailers advertise and pass costs to consumers if ads do not promote energy waste, with conservation ads encouraged. Costs of goodwill ads will be reviewed case by case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Duke Power Co
Carolina Power and Light Co
Utilities Commission
Man Shot and Beaten at Bill's Grocery on Mendenhall Road
Randolph deputies report a shooting and beating at Bill's Grocery on Mendenhall Road. Earl Williams was shot in the chest at close range with a shotgun as he exited the store. Ed Williams was accused of assault with a deadly weapon, and J C Holloway remained hospitalized with injuries.
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Archdale
High Point
High Point Memorial Hospital
Bill
Mendenhall Road
Randolph
Earl Williams
Rochdale Court
Bart
Ed Williams
J. C. Holloway
Rockdale Court
Dale Rush
Holloway
Williams
Deaths and Funerals in North Carolina Mix
The notices list James Edgar Holton Jr 6 of 991 Nottingham Rd who died in Maryfield Nursing Home after two years of declining health. Other obituaries include Harrison Kellam, J Walter Garner, Clyde Southern and James Bondurant with funeral details and survivors noted.
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James Edgar
Jim) Holton, Jr
Nottingham Rd
Maryfield
Mr. Holton
Jamestown
James E
Minnie Hodgin Holton
High Point
Jamestown High School
Daphne Gentry
Edna Earl Walker
Holton Furniture & Carpet Co
U.S. Air Force
Edna Holton
Jimmy Wayne Walker
Madrid
Spain
Albert Malcolm Walker
Charlotte
S. S
Blanche) Robertson
Rt. 4
Edith Holton
Grady
Wilma) Saferight
Rt. 1
J.R
Virginia) Hendrix
Dillon Rd
J. R
Esther) Raper
Roanoke
M. Cicero Holton
Triangle Lake Road
C. DeWitt Holton
Rt. J
H. E. Kellam
Madison
Harrison Eugene Kellam
W. Piedmont St
Stokes County
Pine Hall Brick and Pipe Co
Maude Kellam
Bro Kellam
Naomi Cross
Westbury
Alice Foddrell
Hilda McMahand
Greenville
J. W. Garner Denton
J. Walter Garner
Westchester Dr
Davidson Nursing Center
Thomasville
Davidson County
Denton
Marjorie Robinson
Orlando
Fila
Alan Garner
Nellie Frank
Rt. 2
Wade Garner
Fla
Lanier-Briggs Funeral Home
Clyde R. Southern
Kernersville
S. Cherry St
Forsyth Memorial Hospital
Winston-Salem
Forsyth County
Alma Desk Co
Frances Patterson Southern
Donna S. Stubbs
Spartanburg
S.C
Betty Cox
Kernersville Moravian Church
Ray Troutman
Lain Funeral
American Cancer Society
J. W. Bondurant Ashebord
James William Bondurant
Rt. 5
Randolph Hospital
Randolph County
White Oak Springs
W. B. Thompson
Walter B. Thompson
Welsey Nursing Center
Lexington
Huntersville Hospital
Linwood United Methodist Church
Thomasville West End United
W. C. Faireloth
Rt. 13
Ruth Minor
Nashville
Tenn
Evelyn Berrier
Cary
William Thompson
Collins Thompson
Waxhaw
Walter Thompson
Greensboro
Charles Thompson
Linwood
Ida Hill
Asheboro
Hubert Jones
Curtis Thompson
Refea Thompson
Piedmont Funeral Home Chapel
Charles Beamon
Earl Hunt
George R. Russell
United Methodist Church
Forest Hill Memorial Park
Man Faces Multiple Charges In Local Police Report
Alberta Jones Jackson 74 of Edmunston Street and Thomas Michael Quick 20 of Chestnut Drive face possession of liquor for sale and shoplifting counts. Carolyn Mason 17 of Carter Street also charged. Homer Jarrett Jr 19 of Fourth Street faces wrongful concealment. Richard Dale Goins 17 and Steve Oliver Simmons 19 charged with drunken driving. Carl Evans Lambert 25 cited for drunken driving stop sign violation and excessive speed. Luther Allen 41 of Bennett sville Drunk driving and license revocation. Robert Christian 22 of Drew Street charged with assault on an officer. Kenneth Hal Steelman 26 of Greensboro charged with malicious damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta Jones Jackson
Edmunston Street
Thomas Michael Quick
Chestnut Drive
Carolyn Mason
Carter Street
Homer Jarrett Jr
Fourth Street
Richard Dale Goins
Georgia
Steve Oliver Simmons
E. Kearns Avenue
Carl Evans Lambert
E. Lexington Avenue
Luther Allen
Rt 1
Bennettsville
D.C
Robert Christian
Drew Street
Kenneth Hal Steelman
Greensboro
Probable Beerman and Bluetenthal face marijuana charges in court
Greensboro defendants Steven S Beerman and Arthur Bluetenthal Jr pleaded no contest to misdemeanor charges after felonious possession of marijuana. Prayer for judgment continued on payment of $50 and costs. Other drug charges were dismissed or reduced. multiple defendants received suspended sentences or fines for marijuana possession, drunken driving, assault, and related offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steven S. Beerman
Arthur Bluetenthal Jr
Greensboro
Joe P. Cook
Archdale
Luther Lindsay
Green Drive
Chamber remarks highlight Friday program with Angela and patriotic medley
Angela performed alongside a medley of patriotic songs including The Battle Hymn of the Republic and My Country Tis of Thee. Ron Gaines, vice president of the Thomasville Area Chamber of Commerce, emceed the event and kept the program lively with anecdotes and jokes between stage presentations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron Gaines
Thomasville Area
Thanksgiving Holiday Menu Highlights and Schedule
Read as a period menu item list featuring Alavantiere French Fries shredded lettuce with dressing, pickles, cookie, Wednesday turkey supreme, cranberry salad, green beans, petite rolls, pumpkin or sweet potato pie, and a Thanksgiving crawl of pealed petite balls noted for Thursday through Friday. The list implies a festive meal plan across days with multiple dishes and holiday treats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alavantiere
Insurance Firms and Agents Clash Over Rates in North Carolina
Insurance firms call for open competition and less state control, while agents urge a uniform rate panel. Both sides seek reduced influence by Insurance Commissioner John Ingram as a legislative study commission prepares hearings on potential changes to insurance laws. Representatives from Carolinas Association of Mutual Insurance Agents and American Insurance Association condemn the existing rating system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Legislative Study Commission
John Ingram
Study Commission
Assembly
Ingram
Michale S. Olsen
Carolinas Association of Mutual Insurance Agents
William W. Suttle
Atlanta
American Insurance Association
North Carolina
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Mocksville
Vaughtown
L. C. Booe
W. L. Percival
Richard Williams
Browns Summit
Vogler
Main Street Funeral Home
Homer L. Good
Waughtown Cemetery
George Lamar
City View St
Acme-McCrary Corp
Alva Garner Lamar
Robert H. Lamar
Alva Cross
Lizzie Heilig
Clarence Lamar
Charles Lamar
Tom Lamar
Central Wesleyan Church
Charles Stout
Oaklawn Cemetery
Pugh
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Juana
Leroy Williams
Smith Street
Garland A. Tomlin Jr
Tate Street
James Walters
Oaklawn Street
John P. Clark Jr
Edgewood Drive
Noah Bostic
Park Street
James Hunt
Kennedy Street
James A. Johnson
Woodbury Street
Washington
John W. Snow
Route 3
Timothy E. Lassiter
Randleman
Joseph Johnson
N. Centennial Street
Johnny Davis
Martin Street
Aaron Outlaw
Gavin Place
Charles Murphy Jr
M. C. Spears
Angela
Chestnut Dr. Archdale
Ernest B. Cox
Chastnut’Drive
Robert Branch Osborne
Calvary Church OF the
Edmonds Jamestown
Sea Service
Lexington Ave
Mastbine
National
Henspice
Sechrest Chapel
Asia
America
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SEARS
Alliance
Tenna
Antenna Designs Inc
the Alliance
Tower of ‘Power
ED Kelly’s Inc
N. Main ST
Tenna-Rotor
M.V.U.V
Alliange Manufacturing Company
Tne
Awiance
Anl
Philips Company