Scott Schedule Includes Talks
RALEIGH AP Two speeches a swearing in ceremony and a meeting of the UNC Board of Trustees executive committee fill Gov. Bob Scott's week. He presides at the 11:30 a.m. Wednesday ceremony for new civil defense director Jim Denning, speaks at 8 p.m. Wednesday at Plymouth chamber dinner, addresses the North Carolina Board of Conservation and Development in Kingston Thursday at 7:30 p.m., leads the trustees executive committee Friday at 10:30 a.m., and attends the Southern Governors Conference in Williamsburg, Va., Saturday.
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University of North Carolina Board of Trustees
Bob Scott
Jim Denning
Kinston
North Carolina Board of Conservation and Development
Scott
University Trustees Executive Committee
Southern Governors’ Conference
Williamsburg
Employes Group Seeks Equality For Distaff Side
North Carolina State Emploes Association urged equal promotion opportunities for women at its annual convention in Durham. Louis Bell of Elizabeth City was elected president, defeating Jack Moore of Greensboro, succeeding Clyde H. Benner. The group urged the board and executive secretary Emmett Burden to work with the state personnel board to ensure women are considered for qualified supervisory roles.
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North Carolina State Employes Association
Louis Bell
Elizabeth City
Clyde H. Benner
Raleigh
Bell
Jack Moore
Greensboro
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Emmett Burden
State Personnel Board
Williams stars as Packers surge past Giants in half
Bobby Bell intercepts Falcons pass as Travis Williams scores twice for Green Bay in a strong second half. Giants and Vikings struggle in NFL opener prep. Bill Harris returns kickoff 75 yards for a key Giants score. Don Cockroft adds late field goal for Cleveland. Detroit, Errol Mann and Roy Gerela power finish. Ziegler wins tourney with 64 final round, Blancas tied for lead.
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Bill Harris
Giants
Don Cockroft
Cleveland
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Ziegler
Public Hearing on Street Closings and Zoning Amendments in High Point NC
Notices announce hearings before the High Point City Council on closing portions of South St from East St to approx 255 ft, Evans St closure for redevelopment zoning change to Residential District 5, and Morgan Place street closing with detailed plot descriptions. Also public bids for heavy trucks, and executrix notices for Guilford County estates.
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Margie M. Couser
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Ervin Industries, Inc
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Teachey
Pergins
Drivers Brace for 200 MPH Tests at Talladega
In Phillips column, GN drivers push back on Talladega for 200 mph speeds noting the track’s rough dips risk airborn moments. Lee Petty argues speeds will climb, predicting 220 mph at Daytona in eight to ten years as cars wedge with rear stabilizers to key at speed.
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Talladega
Lee Petty
Randleman
Petty
Davidson County to test low-cost housing plan near Lexington
Smith outlines a $10 000 to $12 000 housing pilot to cut substandard homes in Davidson County within 25 miles of Lexington. Government help with interest, 200 to 400 homes in groups of 20 to 50 over two years, with buyers offering $200 down and 74 percent interest. Construction expected to start January 1970, backed by $100 000 development funds and county nonliability. Commission Chairman Harlan supports need and local blessings.
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Davidson County
Lexington
High Point
Salisbury
Piedmont
Mayor warns HB 13270 would raise taxes via lost tax exemption
The mayor argues removing the municipal bond interest exemption raises state and local taxes and increases property costs for homeowners and renters. He notes High Point keeps taxes low by bond financing and urges Senate to reject the bill. Davis warns a boomerang effect in higher costs for citizens.
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Senate
Davis
Paull fires two holes in one at Burlington golf event
Cletus Paull carded a 95 in the Burlington Knights of Columbus Golf Tournament after holing in one on the 8th and 16th holes from 188 yards apiece. He finished 21 strokes behind Mike Weicher, the winner.
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Towa
Cletus Paull
No. 8
No. 16
Paull
Mike Weicher
Child Care Courses Set at Guilford Technical Institute
Jamestown Guilford Technical Institute offers two child care courses for workers in centers and kindergartens starting Tuesday September 9. Education 1008 Science in the Early Childhood Program runs 1 to 3 pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays taught by Miss Vickie Fu, a UNCG graduate student formerly with the Frank Porter Graham Child Development Center in Chapel Hill. Education 1010 Working with the Young Child will meet on Monday and Wednesday evenings with instructor staff from local child care settings.
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Jamestown
Guilford Technical Institute
Vickie Fu
Anm
Jim Kirkpatrick Ineligible in Southern 500 Retake
Lee Roy Yarbrough of Columbia South Carolina won last Monday's Southern 500 but lost ground after brushing a guard rail early and finished 10th after dropping out on the 419th lap with a blown engine. Petty ended at No 19.
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Lee Roy Yarbrough
Columbia
S. C
Petty
Rams depth adds new pieces as 1964 draft era forms
The Rams roster shows Jim Sey from Notre Dame as a deep threat addition alongside Billy Truax and Dave Pivec at tight end. Rookie Bob Klein from Southern California joins the receiving corps, with Bruce Gossett handling place kicks and David Ray contesting the kicker spot. Pat Stud remains punter and wideout, while All-Pro Eddie Meador anchors the secondary as the defining defensive leader.
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Rams
Notre Dame
Jim Sey
Mour
Billy Truax
Dave Pivec
Bob Klein
Southern California
Bruce Gossett
David Ray
Alabama
Pat Studstill
Eddie Meador
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