Education Plans For Handicapped To Be Discussed
Public meetings across North Carolina will discuss the Equal Educational Opportunities Act enabling handicapped children to receive public education. The Greensboro session at Greensboro College Cowan Building at 10 a.m. marks start of a statewide mass registration plan, announced by Parents and Professionals for Handicapped Children.
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Firemen Stop Explosive Hazard at Adley Express Co
Firefighters cooled drums of nitrocellulose on a truck at Adley Express Co. on Greensboro Road after heating began about 8 50 a m. They stood by for over an hour until the chemical was deemed safe. The item notes nitrocellulose is explosive yet safe when handled properly and discusses new state education laws and plans to count handicapped children for services.
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Adley Express Co
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One-Car Crash Injures Three Reported in City
Three people suffered minor injuries in separate early morning crashes. In the first, Vin cent Lee Padgett 19 of Louisville Kentucky and two passengers were hurt when a car hit a utility pole on Monthew Avenue at Williams Street. Padgett left the scene after exiting the vehicle and was charged with leaving the scene. A second crash on Hickory Chapel Road at Kivett Drive involved James Theodore Saxton 21 of Greensboro who was charged with leaving the scene after a car went through a gate and went over an embankment into a desk company building, with Saxton sustaining minor injuries. In a third incident at about 1:40 a.m., David Gene Burton 33 of Route 4 sustained minor injuries when his car collided with a truck driven by Arthur Beeson of Putnam Avenue.
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Vincent Lee Padgett
Louisville
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James Theodore Saxton
Greensboro
Hickory Chapel Road
Kivett Drive
Hickory Chapel
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Alma Desk
Desk Company
Saxton
David Gene Burton
Route 4
Arthur Beeson
Putnam Avenue
Youth Services Bureau explains work to Mayor's Committee
Edgar Timberlake, bureau director, outlined the Youth Services Bureau role to the Mayor's Committee on the Employment of the Handicapped. The program, operating about a decade with an $80,000 budget from the Law Enforcement Assistance Act and Model Cities funds, focuses on prevention for predelinquent youths up to 18, many from broken homes. It serves High Point area youths with in-home or school meetings, tutoring with High Point College, cultural trips, and a seventh-grade “You and the Law” program in public schools.
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Mayor’s Committee On Employment of the
Timberlake
High Point
High Point College
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