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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1977

Page

5

Power Pioneer Wall Retires as REMC Leader in North Carolina

Alton A. Wall, longtime Randolph Electric Membership Corp. executive, retires March 31 1977 after 29 years with REMC rising from line crew to manager. He advances to general manager and executive vice president roles at NCEMC and Tarheel EM A, while pushing plans for peat fuel and generation facilities to curb rising power costs. He balances farming at Rural Hall roots with public service in churches Rotary and Grange, and has a daughter Rebecca Nail.

Farmer Alton A. Wall Randolph Electric Membership Corporation Wall REMC North Carolina Electric Membership Corp Tarheel Electric Membership Association NCEMC Carolina Country TEMA Federal Power Commission Malcolm McCain North Carolina Rural Hall Randolph White Hall School Randleman High Wake Forest College Wake Forest N. C State College Army North Africa Corps of Engineers Coop Greystone Baptist Church Asheboro Farmer Grange Pomona Grange Randolph County N.C. Grange Insurance Co National Rural Electric Association, Power and Generation Group Nelle Robbins

Breakfast and football banter stir two friends in Piedmont routine

A lighthearted reminiscence traces two morning friends bonded over breakfast routines and pregame chatter about attending the State versus Carolina football game on Oct. 15. The tale blends sport talk, friendly jibes about tennis and workouts, and a veteran memory of Bill a skilled marksman who taunted officers with a mule like heehaw.

Damon Pythias Carolina Carolina Blue Bill

Editor's Outlook Crime Report More Reliable

A look at the FBI 1976 Uniform Crime Report notes crime rose one percent year over year, with murders down eight percent and robberies down ten. It highlights racial disparities in offenses, high juvenile involvement, plea bargaining, and the need for action to curb youth crime before adulthood.

Jenkin Lloyd Jones Los Angeles Times FBI Police Department Supreme Court Warren Court Mallory Miranda Escobedo America

Davidson County Schools weigh cost of exceptional education programs

Davidson County Superintendent E Lawson Brown warns since federal and state mandates push for services for exceptional children, funding these programs may stretch local budgets. The October meeting focused on housing options and setting funding priorities as boards anticipate variable state and federal aid and possible tax pressure.

Davidson County E. Lawson Brown Brown

Elderly Fight to Work Against Compulsory Retirement

A NEA report notes 65 as a retirement age under fire as senior lobbies press California to bar private employers from forcing retirement at 65. Washington eyes bills to raise mandatory retirements to 70 for federal workers, with Carter and Marshall showing support.

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