Thursday. May 27. 1062
letter To The Editor
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v The General Board of the
Baptist State Convention
will meet May 25-26 at
,Meredith College. This
meeting will be of great
interest to me.
' . I have beep assured by the
.Executive fommittee of the
General Boani that 1 will
receive answers to
questions I have been asking
about the Biblical Recorder
prepaid subscription fund.
'Since last May I have tried
repeatedly to find out whore
these funds are and what
rate of interest they are
drawing. I have only been
told they are in a leading
bank and not to worry about
them.
The Executive Committee
has also promised help in
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DIRECTOR
P.O. Box 860
Cary, N.C. 27511
Tel. 467-5530
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Chowan Beach property is a private
area restricted for the private and
exclusive use of property owners only,
their families, and guests.
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beach, boat ramp, pier, parking lot, ;
roads, and all other areas of Chowan
Beach.
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PROSECUTION.
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resolving another long
standing question I have
before the Biblical
Recorder. For over three
years I have been asking the
Recorder to allow me to
review the advertising in
come ledger of the Biblical
Recorder. Hie Recorder has
rejected all my requests
without any explanation.
The Biblical Recorder
constantly reminds us
Baptists that we are open
and have nothing to hide.
Why. has the Recorder
developed a history in
recent years of rejecting not
only my inquiries but
inquiries from other Bap
tists and the news media as
well.
Hopefully my concerns
and my questions will
finally be addressed by our
Baptist leadership and not
be swept under the
denominational rug.
Harrill Jones
Gastonia, N.C.
Chowan College
Courses Set
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men’s and women’s
residence halls, library and
cafeteria - are air con
ditioned.
Expenses for the four
week term are SSO tuition per
semester hour, sll2 for
room, $l6O for meals, and
$lO for insurance.
Courses will be offered in
the following professional
fields: business, science,
mathematics, religion and
philosophy, history, English,
physical education, social
sciences, and photography.
Dr. B. Franklin Lowe, Jr.,
dean of the college and
summer school director,
said the normal maximum
load in the first term is one
academic course, plus one
physical education course.
Rising high school seniors
ranked in the upper one
third of their class are
eligible to take freshmen
courses upon written
recommendation of their
principals, Lowe noted.
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STUDENT LEADERS These six College of The Albemarle students were elected
recently by their classmates to serve as officers of the student governing body at the college
during the 1982 - 83 academic year. From left are: Tracy Spence of Elizabeth City,
treasurer; Jesse Askew of Edenton, historian; Richard Banks of Grandy, president; James
Timmerman of Camden, vice president; Lorraine Cavin of Bell’s Island, secretary; and
Phillip Cameron of Elizabeth City, parliamenterian. Askew is the son of Mr. and Mrs. E.W.
Askew, Jr., 34 Westover Heights. (COA Photo)
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DUI Evaluation Is Requested
RALEIGH - The N.C.
Medical Society voted to ask
the N.C. General Assembly
to mandate an evaluation
for the disease of alcoholism
in individuals guilty of
driving under the influence
(DUI). It also asked the
state to consider raising the
legal age of 18 for drinking
wine and beer, noting that
the “teenage population is a
unique group at high risk for
alcoholism and alcohol -
related traffic injuries.”
The resolution, presented
at the Medical Society’s
128th Annual Meeting in
Pinehurst, also urges the
General Assembly and the
state judiciary to “take
whatever measures are
necessary to remove the
drunken driver from our
highways.”
In other action the
Medical Society:
Urged immediate
passage of a state law
requiring compulsory
rabies immunization of
domestic cats.
Voted to “make every
effort to communicate the
optional nature of the (N.C.
Right to Natural Death) Act
to hospital administrators,
nursing groups, and other
health professionals.”
Supported repeal of the
law providing for
professional standard
review organizations
(PSRO).
Asked the society to
inform high risk population
groups, such as nursing
home patients, about the
N.C. Right to a Natural
Death Act and to routinely
provide these individuals
the opportunity to take
advantage of this course of
action.
Approved a report on
Medicaid from the
Page 5-B
Executive Council which
stressed the importance of
private physician par
ticipation in the Medicaid
program, made recom
mendations for a statewide
Medicaid reimbursement
schedule, and listed possible
cost containment ap
proaches for Medicaid.
Recommended that the
Board of Medical
Examiners issue tem
porary, limiting permits for
graduated Physician
Assistants (PAs) who await
the taking of the first
available exam and permit
applicants failing the first
exam to work under
restrictions of a student PA.
Golden Gleams
The hand that rocks the
cradle ,
Is the hand that rules the
world.
W.R. Wallace