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r -continued from page 1 | Df- Frank Woriax takes over 1 ^Pembroke Medical Services facility The board of directors are made Bp of j five cooMntty cttseu end is staffed by en emnthre d trectoc, piiyikln, one physician's assistant end five ether ?upport staff. The services offered _ include screening, laboratory, x-ray, diognostic treatment and reference. The medical fecBhy is made up of 330C square feet, in Indfeg 7 examination rooms, a'trauma room, laboratory, tray rood) and a nurses' ststkm. Dr. Emma Balaqoer, the phypician, said, "I am totally shocked." Dr. Balaquer, who came to the clinic ia June of '81, is a Catholic nun and presently Mves in Lumberton. Ramona Townsend, a licensed practi Ml nurse, who had been with the dink for one and one-1ialf years added. "I had mo knowledge at this...I am real hurt... Wm * ? t. ? af> ~e i ff ii ? r * ' '? c nivt put lufili ? IOC Of ^nuft ncrt Roee Marie Clart, the receptionist since the facility opened, said, "We were g assured at a Job...at least until Jane." Ms. Clark and some at tbe staff complained bitterly that the board at directors had misled them noting that, according to minates, the board met December 17 and decided at that time not to sell and asanred them that operations would continue unti Jane, even exhorting Ms. Emanuel "to look for additional funding.'' ^The&dBty, bto*t^ aS^^ioea ' SX NJIomTtealtb Selvrt Corp. Questions remain. Will *e present board of directors continue with Dr. Worias? Who wffi be restfcmsiMe far paying off the moctgegeT Wpi^the *-ray new qeartersf WhO, will treat the patients "in the process" at being treated? Will new beard Members be named? Etc. Other members of the board of directors are Leslie Chayis, Jimmy Hedgpeth, Dr. Bobby Brayboy and Clayton Mayaoc. - i ifrosressiive steps to your financial security | 1 ?.532% Rat^Er??ctiv? Through Jan. 11, 1982 ?$10,000.00 MINIMUM DEPOSIT ?6 MONTH MATURITY 11% Rat* Effactiva Through Jan. 11, 1962. ? ' $1,000 MINIMUM DEPOSIT 30 DAYS TO 6 MO. MATURITY | DEPOSITS INSURED UP TO $100,000 BY NCSGC, PENALTY FOR EARLY WITHDRAWAL progressive savings & loan, lyd. MEMBER NCSGC 73M415 I LOOM > odistributors wanted **?* ??? ??? OB BOBK. O SMd 8.A.I.E. to: |f CLirrOBB B. coo. V\ *IM EatBl Aft* cleaning a carpet (tain, cover tpot with a dean towel and place a heavy book on top of it. When the towel become* damp, replace with a dry one until the (pot it completely dry. LREMC : Settles With <i CP&L '-X i? ' An increase in wholesale power costs for Lumbee River EMC, scheduled to become effective on January 12 will be tower than had been expect ed, as a result of a tentative settlement with Carolina Pow er and Light Company. The Lumbee River EMC wholesale rate increase wfll amount to 11.7% instead of the 16.42% which was feared earlier, according to LREMC spokesman Jim Autry. "The settlement agreement in this rate case, if it is approved by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commis sion, will trim about S4.2 million off of the yearly increase that affected 18 EMC's in North Carolina," said Autry. The rates covered by the agreement will still mean that these 18 EMC's wfllbe paying S8.9 million a year more to CPAL. ft may be as late as March before the FERC issues a | ruling on the proposed set- A tlement. Meanwhile, Lumbee River J EMC will back its proposed 9 16.73% retail rate increase to ( 14.8% , effective Jan. 10, A according to Autry. m "We are really happy that ' the rate increase sought by M CPAL is not going to be quite so high," said Autry. "But ? we would be fooling ourselves m to think that a 14.8% rate ? increase will not affect our V member's bills. Everyone is C going to see much higher f electric costs in 1982 due to m CML's multi-million dollar J rate increase." TMs is the first time in 9 recent history that tM BMC's % have been able to settle a rate M dispute with CPAL befose its m Iff a all ? - jtaSA 't? i vVCCuVC OWEi MCOIwDK U? Autry. The original \d>AL t gone into effect fast August, ^ ^HEcianss type. oorcRs, mmk, $9 50 Each. May Interesting I tan $ 1.00 For Catalog. PATHA. 1020 ens collecting retort-- m? To Got Started. Colas Conditio". Guy/ Soil Calm 'mil ? n1 Soils Coin. Burled Treasure... S3.00. WML. 710 Groat. #34-0, Son Francisco. CA IMF M NIU.IOB MBIT I SUNK 0o Lift InsuranceT % 3 leer Study And Personal Experience In Report Goer en tend To Seen Tea Enoruously Or Tow Money Beck. 14.00. PJI. AcRAIA W.0rIBr.M?. Md1i!jJ.n?7R9J? ones MB EAST C00M0BE. MR Appetizer Through Desert. 43t Fabu lous Gourmet Recipes Designed To Got You Out 8f The Kitchen In tacord Tine S2.BS BATT0R, Ian SMI Jasper, "-ZHH ?sou favorite mm recipes 11. And SASt. AUHT MAY'S 722 c x. iTMiTll !f i-ILiH!? 5 Chaise ."japanese Or Philippine Recipes. $10.00 Veluo. 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Sonotl4.RO For SOMlo I H oan mtR 20 stencils i lok-Ptus ujg I I Profit Solos Plee. kotolls for 121.00. I I GREAT SPECIALTIES. IRC. P.O. la 32747 I ? I ?? Noottnov. No lia nrk. No I moo- I ? I Mh^ tSu Oreo. I.? This Ad Send ' I ENT (mitts ?M IfCtn ST. Oountoo " I I ^^^u^smLviiiq the public interest There art mamy may* that America's corporation* can work to make lift better to our nation't communities. Hart, in a ipttch ht gout at m University of North Carolina, Witlard C Butcher, Chairman of The Chaat Manhattan Bank, taUuabout mow America's corporations con fulfill their responsibili ties to the American people. The full obligation of corporate citizenship?like individual tWt inihlp i an not be discharged merely by preaenting a fat check to someone'* favorite philan thropy. Responsible citizen ship is mora demanding and far-reaching than that. The damage done to our free enterprise system by the accumulation of broad, so ciauatic benefit program* Sa an adequate rea aon for buai new to exam ine eery care fully any that aeek support. Butcher Many of thaaa benefit pro grama have been of doubt ful benefit to the recipients. Instead of a safety net to catch Americans who fall through the cracks and need a helping hand to get back on their feet, we have created a tightly woven security blanket of support and assistance that helps destroy personal initiative. There is no "philan thropy" in such programs. It is geniune philanthropy to provide opportunities, tools and encouragement to thow who are willing to make the effort. However, it ie my belief that business has not been doing enough in the ana of corporate philanthropy. Frankly, we must do more. Corporate responsibility to the immediate communi ty and to the general society is a dear obligation of the corporation. Compa nies must apply a "Pro grammatic Approach" to community involvement. It means offering corporate time and talent?both full and part-time support?in a programmatic way to areas like municipal financing, school boards, pollution con trol, public recnation and the like. When companies provide direct, in-kind support, they have an opportunity to draw on their special skills and resources and beam their assistance to add an extra dimension to the group lupported. For example, a . bank might provide financial , counseling to a minority business or a community . development project; for guidance la a drug abuae clinic, a chemical or phar maceutical firm could be more uaeful. "Corporate Philanthropy" includes direct financial gifts, grants and contribu tions to nonprofit agencies. The responsibility of busi ness is not to save the pro grams that perpetuate de pendence, but to support those that help build the fu ture potential of our people and the future quality of life of our society. Worthwhile agencies that promote culture, education, training, retraining, rehabili tation, economic revitalise tion of neighborhoods and urban communities deserve all the support we can muster: for their good and ours. For a free copy of "The Once and Future City" Chate'e Corporate Re tponsibility Annual Report, write to Me. 1. Blunt, Public Affaire Diuieion, Chat* Man hattan Bank, 9th Floor, One Chaee Manhattan Plaxa, New York, N.Y. 10081. Genuine corporate philanthropy iiwohraa proaMlm op portunitief. tool* and encouragement to the conilwunity. In the U.S. alone there are more than 1,000 species of grass. The first great skyscraper in America was the 47-story Singer Building in New York City, built in 1908. Enough hot dog? are produced in the US. every year to reach the moon and back 21/2 timet. Under the Public Telecommunications Act of 1978, stata and local governments arc eligible for federal grants to - plan and construct telecommunications facilities. ~W ?* ? ? Judge Declares Mistrial ? ' ?*"?? ? *?'? ' i ? ?. . ?; . ; In Locklear Perjury Case U.S. District Court Judge Karl I Britt declared a mistrial Wed nesday in the perjury trial of rormer Pembroke manager and state offical R.D. Locklvar. Locklear was charged with lying to a grand Jury in conjunction with an investigation of former state labor leader Wilbur Hobby Jury foreman Timothy Brown ' Mid after the two-day trial ended that the Jury had been deadlocked 7-5, with the majority believing Locklear was not guilty of lying to the grand jury. .. The jury deliberated about three hours. Because Britt ruled a mistrial, saying the case was "huprlc^ly deadlocked," it will be retried in another session of U.S. District Court. First Assistant U.S. District Attorney Douglas McCullough, who prosecuted Locklear (as well as earlier trials of (lobby and associates) said it could be held Jan. 18 in Raleigh. Marcel la Bui lard ? invites all her friends S
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