North Carolina Builds New Health System
A new system for planning and authorizing health programs and building projects is being created in North Carolina. By April a 30 member board and staff will operate six regional health service areas, reporting to a statewide Health Coordinating Council and the planning division of the Department of Human Resources. All major health moves involving federal funds will require clearance from the new system.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
N. C. Dept. of Human Resources
Gordon H
DeFriese
Health Services Research Center
Chapel Hill
Federal Health Planning and
Archie T. Johnson Jr
Johnson
Congress
Guilford County Considers Inherited Common Stock
Guilford County faces a decision on whether to hold onto common stock it will inherit after probate concludes. County Attorney William Trevorrow briefed the Board of Commissioners on the pending bequest and related legal steps.
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Jim Hawkins
Greensboro
Guilford County
Board of Commissioners
William Trevorrow
Com
Guilford Jury Acquits Fargus of Assault Charges
A Guilford County Superior Court jury acquitted Rufus Fargus, 32, of Emanuel Read, on charges of assaulting law enforcement officers in High Point jail. Fargus, arrested Sept 19, 1974 for having an open liquor bottle, testified he was assaulted by a jailer and officers rather than committing the acts. He also has sued four departments and the city and county for nearly 13 million dollars in damages.
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Greensboro
Guilford County
Rufus Fargus
Emanuel Read
Fargus
High Point
Adam Thomasson
C. T. Madden
T. W. Jacobs
City Council Withholds First Budget Raise for 1975 76
The council, under Cheek’s budget guidance, bypassed a general pay raise for the new fiscal year, citing economic conditions. Councilwoman Rachel Gray and Councilman Arthur Kirkman led the move, while Mayor Clapp called it hasty. Four council members supported the raise. four opposed, including Clapp and three others.
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Cheek
Rachel Gray
Arthur Kirkman
Kirkman
Paul Clapp
Roy Culler
Samuel Burford
Henry Shavitz
Clapp
Frank Wood
Bob Wells
Arnold Koonce
Health care reform fuels Guilford GOP factional split
The Association of this state backs majority control of the state planning council and six area councils for health care. Guilford County GOP chair candidates Murrow and Burnley reflect Holshouser and Helms factions. Murrow aligned with Holshouser. Burnley with Helms and Rouse backers. Both urged party unity after nominations.
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DeFriese
Two Files For Seats In Archdale Elections
Alvin S. Barnes and T. C. Talbert filed today as candidates for Archdale City Council from the First Ward. Barnes, 47, an eleven year resident and parts manager for Spencer Parker Bros. in High Point, cited sewer system work and a future police force. He lives with wife Ruth on Lakeview Drive. she works for Carolina Sample Books. Barnes is a member of Numa F. Reid Masonic Lodge No. 344.
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Archdale
Alvin S. Barnes
T.C. Talbert
Barnes
Spencer Parker Bros. Inc
High Point
Ruth
Lakeview Drive
Carolina Sample Books Inc
Numa F. Reid Masonic
Murrow Seeks Party Unity as He Plans No 1976 Run
Murrow spoke during his second term addressing party unity and warned the party could split like the Whigs if factions persist. He pledged not to seek public office in 1976 and urged precinct level organization and financial soundness. Attendees included potential GOP gubernatorial candidates Harrington Jones Coble and Flaherty via supporters. Over 300 registered at the Guilford County Agricultural Center in Greensboro.
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Murrow
General Assembly
Burnley
Jackie Manzi
South Center Grove
Carolyn McGhee
Greensboro
Homer Mason
Guilford County Agricultural Center
Talbert, Talented Leader, Seeks Office in High Point Area
Burkhart active in student affairs at High Point College serving in multiple roles from freshman class president to day student president and joining groups like Jaycees and Pi Kappa Alpha. Talbert, 50, vice president of George Clements Building Inc, married to Corrina, with one daughter, moved to Archdale nine years ago. election notes describe polling place concerns and High Point precinct voting within school district bounds for November and March elections.
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Burkhart
High Point College
College
Jaycee
Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity
Highway Department
City Hall
Archdale Trinity Lions Club
Woodmen
World Life Insurance Society
Talbert
George Clements Building Inc
Corrina Talbert
Belva T. Hughes
Rt. 4
High Point
Archdale
Denton
Spainhour
Deaths and Funerals in Asheboro and beyond
Richard Ray Powell 48 of 1896 Bray Blvd Asheboro died after a heart attack. Survived by wife Imogene Powell a daughter Sharon Ridge Greensboro a son Dickie Ray Powell Asheboro mother Pauline Powell Asheboro sister Anna Whitcomb Asheboro and brothers Pat Powell High Point Don Powell Asheboro Wade Powell in Japan. Funeral arrangements incomplete. The body is at Pugh Funeral Home. The Rev John Henry Quick 82 of 122 Evergreen Ave Richmond Va died on arrival at High Point Memorial Hospital. Hairlip Funeral Home and family at nephew Elder and Mrs Franklin R Swinnie 1200 West St Pueblo Bonito New Mexico once sheltered 1000 Indians in 800 terraced rooms. Outer wall rose five stories. Henry J Shamberger 74 of 733 Julian St Greensboro died Wednesday at Moses Cone Hospital after illness. Survived by wife Emily four daughters Eula Mae Levister Philadelphia Pa Helen Epps New York Clemetine Hockaday New York Ethel Glover Bayonne N J two sons James C and Roscoe Shamberger five sisters Garlie Roberts Sanford Mamie Williams Asheboro Oilie Orr Detroit Emma Maddox Chester Alberta Brower Robbins and three brothers William Charlie Shamberger Robbins Merchai Shamberger Philadelphia Pa. Funeral 2 p m Saturday at Trinity AME Zion Church with Rev E N French. Burial Robbins Cemetery. Family at Brown's Funeral Home tonight 7 to 8. Reidy Martin Cole 83 of Mountairy funeral 2:30 p m Saturday Moody Funeral Home Chapel Rev Robert J Hartman burial Korners Grove Primitive Baptist Church.
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Asheboro
Richard Ray Powell
Bray Blvd
Imogene McPherson Powell
Sharon Ridge
Greensboro
Dickie Ray Powell
Pauline Powell
Anna Whitcomb
Pat Powell
High Point
Don Powell
Wade Powell
J. H. Quick
John Henry Quick
Evergreen Ave
Richmond
High Point Memorial Hospital
Hairlip Funeral Home
Franklin R. Swinnie
West St
H. F. Shamberger
Henry ‘. Shamberger
Julian St
Moses Cone Hospital
Emily Shamberger
Eula Mae Levister
Philadelphia
Helen Epps
New York
Clemetine Hockaday
Ethel Glover
Bayonne
N.J
James C
Roscoe Shamberger
Garlie Roberts
Sanford
Mamie Williams
Oilie Orr
Detroit, Mich
Emma Maddox
Chester
Alberta Brower
Robbins
William
Charlie Shamberger
Merchai Shamberger
Trinity A.M.E. Zion Church
E. N. French
Robbins Cemetery
Brown’s Funeral
Soundstage Season Two Opens With Barry Manilow Africa Flair
AP Television Writer Jay Sharbutt previews Soundstage season two on public TV led by Barry Manilow. The Chicago WTTW show features 14 new segments with Blood Sweat & Tears Benny Goodman Three Dog Night and The Four Freshmen plus Martin Mullin. Manilow performs high energy numbers with The Flashy Ladies and lip syncs Dancing in the Streets while later segments promise strong musicianship and production.
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New York
Soundstage
Public TV
Barry Manilow & Co
WTTW
Chicago
Blood, Sweat & Tears
Benny Goodman
Three Dog Night
Martin Mullin
Comedy Relief
Manilow
Mandy
Bette Midler
Miss Midler
Dr. Pepper
University Station Radio Affiliates Briefed
In Greensboro WEMY, Charlotte WREV, and Univ. Station WENC have been listed as regional radio affiliates. Details on schedules or program tie-ins were not available in the fragment.
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WEMY
Greensboro
WREV
Charlotte
Wenc Univ
Capsule Views Of Today's Evening Programs
Schedule listing 6:00 to 1:00 am with channels and shows across networks. Includes news, dramas, game shows, and a late night lineup featuring CBS Late Show and Tonight Show.
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ABC News
Parents criticize often when angry harming growth
The text argues criticism from parents is frequently hurtful because anger makes them say too much and too quickly. It notes that constructive criticism exists but many parents have never heard of it.
Noted Psychiatrist Offers 21 Answers on Parenting
Family Weekly surveys the parent child relationship with guidelines from noted psychiatrist Helen De Rosis. The piece explores how permissiveness praise criticism listening across teenage language and sibling rivalry. It presents practical questions and insights to help parents navigate the hardest job in the world.
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Family Weekly
Helen de Rosis
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