...«loua?, juijf 1/, iww - THE CHARLOTTE POST - Page 111 County Commission Terminates CETA Programs The Mecklenhuro pAiinhr Γλι« mission voted recently to termi nate all of its CETA (Comprehen sive Employment Training Act) programs. Although the board was request ed to fund the continuation of these administrative positions, it voted to fund them only through Sep A. ■ signers also voted to withdraw applications for grants that would fund continuation of CETA programs in county govern ment. U.S. Senator Alan Granston (D. Calif.) a member of a special Democratic Task Force on the economy, said Congress should enact a targeted anti-inflationary tax cut to take effect next year. He recommended "A tax reduc tion is necessary to induce eco nomic growth without inflation." + + + + According to the Charlotte Mecklenburg School immunization records, 1,000 elementary and junior high students need to re ceive at least one shot before school opens in the fall. Four thousand senior high school aged students are judged not to be currently in compliance. All students needing innocula tion when the school term begins on Sept. 2, will be suspended until proof of immunization is shown. + + + + ^arunna μοιογ uiuD members requested over five percent more travel routings during the first half of this year compared to the same period in 1979, a recent survey raiicated. ^TOeach and mountain sites within the two states remained the most popular destinations for Carolina motorists. The western and north eastern states with Nova Scotia were the next popular vacation sites followed by the Midwest and Florida. + + + + While most Vietnam era ve terans agree with a majority of the public that America should have stayed out of the Vietnam War, these veterans said they were proud to serve and would do it again if asked. This was among the findings in a survey conducted by the Veterans Administration. Some other findings reveal that three-quarters of the Vietnam Era I — With Susar* hUsicorth Susans Notes Susan veterans felt the government should do more for them. Employers' commitments to hiring Vietnam Era vets have declined during the 1970s. Most educators report that age, military experience nor discrim ination has been a problem for Vietnam Era veterans at their schools. They rate the veterans frequently better than other stu dents. + + + + After many years of service at Central Piedmont Community Col lege, the following personnel are retiring: Eleanor Stolhart-Com munications; Haskell Harrill-En vironmental Systems; Ed Wae cher-Media Services; Lem Car mon-Engineering; and Lois Pe trowski-Child Care training Center. » + + 4- 4 Johnson C. Smith University's faculty in the Social Science Di vision recently completed a month long workshop designed to upgrade and introduce innovative methods in teaching social science. This workshop was one compo nent of a $150,000 three-year pro gram funded by Minority Institu tions Science Improvement Pro grams (MISIP) of the National Science Foundation. + + + + Despite success in meeting the demand for higher production, more efficient cows, and milk lower in butterfat and higher milk solids, serious challenges face the dairy industry. "The most immediate pressure on dairy manager* is inflation," according to Anson Bertrand, a director of science and education with the U.S. Department of Agri culture. Bertrand said energy cost are forcing the dairy industry to rely more on solar energy and substi tuting some gasoline for alcohol. A growing world demand for food may be the strongest pressure Bertrand said. + + + + Joe Graedon, nationally syndi cated columnist, author of the "People's Pharmacy" and a Dur ham native, will be one of the guest speakers slated for the N.C. School of Alcohol and Drug studies. Set for July 20-25 at the Uni versity of North Carolina at Wil mington, the school will provide updated information and training on alcohol and drug abuse for professionals and interested citizens. + + + + One hundred youngsters from across the state got a chance to go camping July 13-18 on the shores of Ken Lake near Henderson. Children ages 8-12 who are re ceiving aid from their local social services department were eligible. Sponsored by two Departments of Human Resources divisions. Social Services and a Girl Scout Council, the camp was staffed by volunteer instructors. + + + + Charlotte radio executive Sis Kap lan was named chairman of the Committee Advisory Board for WFAE, the University of North Carolina at Charlotte's FM radio station. Ms. Kaplan, who is general manager of WAYS, will head a 1 29-member advisory board which ι will monitor public needs, interests and problems. + + + + William P. Malone has been appointed Assistant Vice Chancel lor for University Relations at North Carolina Central University. Malone has served as the Uni versity's director of Development since 1968 and since 1973 as Execu tive Director of the North Carolina Central University Foundation. His duties in the new position will include assisting the vice chan cellor in the Office of Admissions, Alumni Affairs, the Athletic De partment, the Career Counseling and Placement Bureau and the Development Office, the News Bu reau, the Public Relations Office and the Security Department. Wachovia Corporation's, income before securities transactions for the second quarter was $13,760 million. This was 17.6 percent higher than the $11,703 million earned in the same period last year. Earnings per share was 87 cents, an increase of 17.6 percent from the same period a year ago. John Medlin Jr., Wachovia's chief executive officer noted pri mary factors in the earnings in crease were a higher net interest income and strong bond trading profits. + + + + A $100,000 grant will play a major role in strengthening the humanities program offered at Bennett College in Greensboro. The grant provides assistance for faculty research. Stipends ranging from $100 $1,500 will be available for hu manities research. + + + + North Carolina Central Univers ity recently honored 65 non-teach ing employees for their services. Recognition was given for ser vice ranging from five to 30 years. ι Poet Ads Bring Quick Résulte Con Funk Shun and GQ I Sat. July 26 Shows fît 3 & 8 pm _!

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