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are; Rosie Chesson, Ida Fayton, Lenita Campen, Jane Bunch and Carol Baker. Second row, Blount, Harriet Cole, Yvonne
Aieaanaer, Margaret Nixon, Mae Corprew and Elolse Rhodes- The course was under the auspices of the College of the
AtßCTsarte and required 40 hours of instruction. Certificates were presented to those successfully completing tho course
by Thomas M. Surratt, administrator, and Or. Edward G. Bond, chief of staff.
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Terry L Wheeler
Is State Trooper
iRiALEIGH Trooper Terry
L. Wheeler of Edenton, N. C-,
vas a member of the gradu
ating class of the 47th State
Highway Patrol Basic School,
conducted at the University
iof North Carolina’s Institute
of Government in Chapel
Hill.
The 37 members of the
class, now being assignei
duty stations throughout the
state, have undergone 1--
weeks of intensive training i:
all phases of law enforcemer.
and traffic control work.
Trooper Wheeler is assigne
to Manteo, N. C.
Graduation ceremonies fea
tured addresses by Mo to
Vehicles Commissioner Joe W.
Garrett and Col. Edwin C.
Guy, commander of the High
way Patrol. Trooper Donald
W. Deese, chosen os class
| representative, also addressed
I the gathering of wives, rela
tives and friends.
| The new troopers are as
signed to work with veteran
j officers during a probationary
period after reaching their
first duty stations.
Some 6,100 wives and wi
dows of veterans and service
men are taking advantage of
educational assistance, accord
ing to the VA. Persons in
terested in such benefits are
urged to apply to the nearest
! Regional VA office.
THE CHOWAN HERALD, EDENTON, NORTH CAROLINA, THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 1970.
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Senator B. Everett Jordan Pushing Inlet Project
' WASHINGTON Sen. B.
Everett Jordan (D-NC) mads
a strong bid Thursday for
immediate authorization of
the long-deferred Oregon In
let project in North Carolina’s
Outer Banks area.
Sen. Jordan, in a state
ment to tho Senate Public
Works Flood Control—Rivers
and Harbors Subcommittee,
urged that the project be in
eluded in this year’s Omnibus
Public Works Authorization
Bill and indicated he will
press for funds to start the
work as soon as the authori
zation is approved.
He emphasized that emer-
FORMER RESIDENT DIES
AT LA PLATA, MARYLAND
Herman (Wormy) Adams
died Tuesday morning, April
14 of a heart attack in La
Plata, Md.
He was the son of the late
Ruby Mitchell and a former
resident of Edenton. He was
employed by the Edenton
Cotton Mill.
Survivors include: his wife,
Margaret, and stepchildren of
La Plata; two sisters, Jean
nette Smith of Jacksonville,
Fla., and Jacqueline Carcura
of Schenectady, N. Y.; one
half-sister, Donna Forman.
Jr., of Lake Zurecli, 111.
Funeral services were held
Friday, April 17, at 11 A. M.
in La Plata.
>. gency dredging of the inlet
le channel has been necessary
r on several occasions in recent
l years and said he regards it
- as “ldost essential ihat pei
t manent improvements be
started without further dc
- lay.
: He noted that tne Army
'• engineers have given the sll
' million project a favorable
' benefit-cost ratio and predict
-1 cd that would substantially
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improve with increased use
of the channel by shipping
and commercial fishing opera
tions once the work is com
pleted.
The plan calls for construc
tion of two jetties ror chan
nel stabilization and dredging
of a channel 20 feet deep and
400 feet wide in Oregon In
let, a channel 14 feet deep
and 120 feet wide from Ore
gon Inlet Gorge through Roa
PAGE FIVE-B
noke Sound to a basin at
Wanchese, and a channel 10
feet deep and 100 feet wide
from Manteo fShallowbagl
Bay Channel through Roa
noke Sound and Albemarle
Sound to deep water in the
upper part of Croatan Sound.
Sen. Jordan tf.Hd the sub
committee he regards the
work as “fully justified” in
light of its importance to tho
state’s coastal economy.