Malpractice Insurance For Hospitals In North Carolina
North Carolina hospital administrators fear 43 hospitals may lose malpractice coverage after October 1 as Michigan Mutual questions renewals and the viability of the state insurance pool. Hospital leaders seek guidance from Insurance Commissioner Ingram while stressing no patient care cuts, with officials weighing possible operation curtailment if renewals fail.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Marion Foster
N.C
Michigan Mutual Insurance Co
Irving Brady
Charlotte
Carolinas
Insurance Company
Brady
Employers Mutual of
Wassau
Michigan Mutual
Suit Seeks Action On Workmen’s Comp Rates
North Carolina Insurance Commissioner John Ingram is sued by the Compensation Rating and Inspection Bureau and 17 insurers in Wake Superior Court to force a ruling on workers compensation rates. The bureau seeks an average rate increase of 18.4 percent in 1973 and later an 11.8 percent rise in 1974. Ingram, involved in other rate cases, has not issued an order and faces a 30 day answer period. if ordered, he would have 10 days to decide.
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Ingram
St. Paul
Raleigh
John Ingram
Compensation Rating and Inspection Bureau of
North Carolina
Wake Superior Court
Supreme Court
Adria J. Newton
Executives To Hear Singers Re Generation at Dinner
Re’Generation, a ten member group of young singers, will entertain the Executives Club at its 1975 76 season kickoff dinner at 7 p.m. at the Top of the Mart. Members must reserve by noon Tuesday. The group, from Valley Forge Freedoms Foundation, has given 1 700 performances before 2 300 000 people and appeared before legislatures and international clubs. They also perform annually at Walt Disney World in Orlando each February and will travel about 80 000 miles this year.
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Re’Generation
Executives Club
The
Freedoms Foundation
Valley Forge
California
West Virginia
Tennessee
Kiwanis
Rotary
Optimist Clubs
Re'Generation
Walt Disney World
Orlando
Fla
United States
Sunday Only By Carrier Weekly Subscriptions Info
The notice outlines carrier, weekly, and monthly subscription rates including a four percent North Carolina sales tax. It notes the Associated Press rights for local news reproduction and mentions postal classifications and distribution responsibilities. Founding and mailing details reference High Point, North Carolina, with payment terms and advertising representation noted.
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Associated Press
High Point
N.C
High Point Enterprise, Inc
lard-Griffith Company
National Advertising Representatives
City issues 744 900 in building permits for August
High Point ranked 14th among North Carolina's 18 major cities in August building permit value with 744 900, below 840 200 in August 1974. For the first eight months of 1975 the city stood 9th, down from 7th a year earlier, with Roanoke Rapids Salisbury Wilmington and Wilson among those below it.
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High Point
North Carolina
Federal Reserve Bank of
Richmond
Federal Reserve Bank
Point
Roanoke Rapids
Salisbury
Wilmington
Wilson
Gastonia
Greenville
Asheville
Goldsboro
Shelby
Greeneville
Hickory
Rocky Mount
Maryland
South Carolina
Virginia
ESEA Meeting Set Thursday High Point Public Schools
The Elementary and Secondary Education Act Parents Advisory Committee will meet in the Co F library at Tomlinson Elementary School on Chestnut Drive Thursday at 2 p.m. The 1975 76 ESEA project will be discussed and a new chairman elected.
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Elementary and Secondary Education Act
ESEA
High Point Public Schools
Library of
Co. F
Tomlinson Elementary
Chestnut Drive
Charles A. Haywood
Motorcycle Truck Collision Damages Run To 3000 Dollars
Cadwell 43 of Lawndale Avenue slightly injured Friday at 2 54 p m when his motorcycle and a truck driven by Floyd Herman Bosworth 31 of North Avenue collided on North Main Street near Kelly Place Joe Soles 24 of E Kearns Avenue slightly injured Friday at 7 52 p m when his car ran off Russell Avenue through a plowed lot and flipped onto Richland Street Sales charged with exceeding a safe speed Gas pedal stuck on Clara Cox Apartments Circle caused four other cars to be damaged Two cars involved were parked vehicles belonging to William Sam Short of E Russell Avenue and Robert Edward Johnson of Clara Cox Damages totaled about 3000 dollars
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Charles
Walter
Cadwell
Lawndale Avenue
Floyd Herman Bosworth
North Avenue
N. Main Street
Kelly Place
Joe Soles
E. Kearns Avenue
Russell Avenue
Richland Street
Sales
John May Brown
Asheboro Street
Clara Cox
Apts
William Sam Short
E. Russell Avenue
Robert Edward Johnson
Suspect Escapes From Authorities In High Point
Guilford County deputies and High Point police search for armed robbery suspect Jaevester Teal 22 from Thomasville who escaped after a Friday court appearance. The investigation also notes arrests of two juveniles for armed robbery at High Point Mall and a 14 year old accused of robbing a woman on Eastchester Drive. Also reported are a minor gunshot wound, a man stabbed in an argument, a bomb hoax, burglaries, payroll theft, car theft, purse theft, windshields damaged, and several Friday arrests for drug and alcohol offenses and felonies.
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Guilford County Sheriff's Deputies
High Point
District Court
Jaevester Teal
Thomasville
E. Russell Avenue
Riday
High, Point Mall
Eastchester Drive
John Parker
Tommy Beasley
Oakmont Street
Trinity
High Point Memorial Hospital
Beasley
Sammy Lee McDowell
South Road
Holiday Inn
W. Green Drive
McDowell
Patty Hearst
Two South Carolinians freed after lack of evidence
Charles A. Graham and James Franklin Rumsey were released from custody after District Court Judge Ed Washington ruled insufficient evidence supported an assault with a firearm charge against highway patrolman A. C. Cummings on I-85 near Brentwood Street. Neither man admitted firing a weapon. no weapon was found in the truck or area. Cummings was uninjured.
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South Carolina
Ed Washington
A. C. Cummings
Charles A. Graham
James Franklin Rumsey
High Point
Cummings
Brentwood Street
Baker Road
Graham
Rumsey
Virginia
Building Permits Boost Guilford County Total In August
Guilford CountyInspections Dept led by James Prillaman issued 44 new single family permits worth 1 355 115 in August. The county also approved an office building 894 500 a church 217 300 and a school 844 387 plus 33 residential alterations 125 031 and six non residential alterations 169 000. Two advertising signs and six pools valued 28 750 were authorized with fees totaling 6 147 25.
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Greensboro
Guilford County Inspections Dept
James Prillaman
Prillaman
Confidentiality Rules Cloud North Carolina Judicial Standards
The North Carolina Judicial Standards Commission keeps complaints against judges secret, with records public only on Supreme Court delivery. Most cases are settled or dismissed as frivolous, and disclosures are rare, as officials reveal limited details about investigations and outcomes.
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Judicial Standards Commission
Supreme Court
Cesure
District Court
E. E. Crutchfield
Albemarle
High Court
Appeals Court
Walter E. Brock
More Aid Is Urged for Officers Families
Charlotte AP State Corrections Secretary David Jones urged higher aid for families of law enforcement officers killed on duty and stiffer penalties for attackers. He proposed a $50,000 tax free death benefit and a mandatory prison sentence for assaults on justice employees. Jones cited six highway patrol troopers slain in three years and urged a 10 percent across the board raise to keep wages aligned with living costs. The association has 11,000 members from Transportation and Corrections departments.
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Charlotte
David Jones
North Carolina
Jones
Corrections Department
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St. Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Co
Katherine Venable
Venable
Cris Petree
High Point Enterprise
Church “Avenue
Aden
Lewis Cleaners
E. Green Drive
Southland Bedding Co
English Road
Dennis Wood
Westwood Avenue
Patricia D. Hale
Hickory Court
Law
Cedron Avenue
Brenda Hall
E. Commerce Avenue
Margaret Boles
N. Centennial Street
Joyce M. Pegues
Washington Drive
Garland Alexander Tomlin
Tate Street
Richard Jenkins
Cross Street
Joseph London
W. Kearns Avenue
Joey Steven Jarrell
North Carolina Judicial Standards Commission
Commission
Bill Noblitt
Newton
Susie Sharp
Justice Sharp
Administration of Justice
Harvey G
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