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ROBERT DAVIS III
.To enter Law School
Robert Davis
To Receive
B.A. Degree
Robert L. Davis, III will
graduate from Morehouse
College, Atlanta, Georgia on
Tuesday, May 21, Bac
calaureate Service will be
held Sunday, May 19, at 3 p.m.
on the University Campus.
He will receive the Bachelor
of Arts Degree. He plans to
enter law school upon
graduation. One of his poems
was published in'Ah Anthology
of Who’s Who in College
Poetry.
Robert is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert L. Davis, ‘Jr. of
2905 Remington Street. His
father is principal at Williams
Junior High School and his
mother is a teacher at
Idlewilde Elementary School.
His sister, Mrs. Sherry Davis
Young, is a teacher in the
Atlanta School System.
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Permits
On Sale' —=“—»«
On May 27 the city will begin
its program of rabies in
oculation and sale of dog
tags. Since the rabies vaccine
given last year covers a 3 year
period, moat dog owners will
be peading just the new 1975
fc&se tag. For dogs
requiring rabies inoculation,
clinics have been scheduled
throughout the city between
May 27 and June 28. Shots and
tags are also available at all
veterinary offices.
For the first time City dog
tags will also be available
from the Mobile City Hall. In
order to purchase a tag,
owners must bring with them
the receipt from last year,
indicating the date of the
rabies inoculation and the tag
issued. Newly annexed
citizens should bring in the
County receipt from the
previous year. If this receipt
has been lost, please bring in
the dog’s current tag as proof
M»f inoculation. The price for
this year’s tag is $4.00. The
Mobile City Hall can accept
payment for the tags by check
(made out to the City of
Charlotte) or exact change
only. Dog tags can also be
purchased at the City Animal
Shelter, 4706 Toomey
Avenue.
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Mecklenburg Wins Two New Achievement Awards
Mecklenburg County has
been named the ^winner for
.two New County Achievement
Awards in a national com
petition sponsored by the
National Association of
Counties (NACO).
Mecklenburg ' won the
fop its fnnnty Pnlir^
Planning Section and its
Volunteer Services Program
in the Social Services
Department. NACo
Achievement awards are
presented to counties for
outstanding service to citizens
and significant contributions
to the cause of efficient,
-- modern county, government
In announcing the two local
award winners, NACo
President Gil Barret said,
“NACo is proud to salute
Mecklenburg County for its
admirable efforts to improve
county government. We
believe county government in
■ the. United States. j& Jin
creasingly important level of
government because it is
large enough to cope with
complex, area-wide problems,
yet small enough to be truly
accountable to its citizens.
Award winning programs
prove our belief.”
IhSCtealiepof thgjjlanmog
- section of the Mecklenburg
County Police Department
iias helped in providing in
formation and coordination to
the department, as \»tell as
seeking outside assistance, to
carry on new programs. The
establishment and im
plementation of the functional
unUs system within .the Police
Department was assisted by
the creation of the planning
section This section has
allowed officers to circulate
among bureaus to get a broad
knowledge of the overall
operation of the police
department Millard E
Covington is director of the
planpifl^sectipr^^^^^^
The Volunteer Services
Program is an soctensive
project that was established to
complement the activities of
the County’s Social Services
Department It includes a
"friendly visitor program," a
tutoring program and day
care volunteer share-a-tnp
programs.
Now North Carolina’s
first 24 hour bank
iebetter than ever:
BankAmericard
Customers.
For
NCNB 24 Card
Customers. ——
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Because now you’ll not only be able to make cash with
drawals from your NCNB checking and BankAmericard
accounts—you can also make withdrawals from your
NCNB savings account, make deposits in checking and
savings, make NCNB loan payments, transfer money
from checking to savings, savings to checking and
BankAmericard to checking.
And your NCNB BankAmericard is the only
card you’ll need for all of these banking services, 24
hours a day, 7 days a week, every day of the year at
every NCNB 24.
So if you don’t have a BankAmericard, now's
the time to get one. Then you can really set your own
banking hours. _ -
You’ll be able to use the NCN B 24 machines without
a BankAmericard for the first time this year. Because
now we re making a special new card available. The
NCNB 24 Card. It will be your personal key to NCNB s
easy-to-operate, day-and-night banks. With your NCNB —
24 Card, you can withdraw cash from your NCNB
checking or savings account, deposit money, make
NCNB loan payments, and transfer funds at the push of
a button.
And your NCNB 24 Card is the only card
you II need for all of these banking services at any
NCNB 24, any hour of the day or night, including week
ends and holidays. So if you don’t have an NCNB 24
Card, getting one is as simple as opening an NCNB
checking account. Then you’ll see why we never close
at North Carolina National Bank.
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