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2 The Daily Tar Heel Friday, October 26. 1984 Views from across the state High Point Enterprise Hospital set to open in June HIGH POINT (Oct. 21) The bright blue protective covering is being pulled off High Point's new $54 million hospital, but what's inside will remain a secret to the public until next summer, according to Mark Johnson, vice president in charge of construction. It looks now as though the move to the new hospital will take place in July," Johnson said about the eight-story structure which towers over the existing hospital and which one trustee described as far beyond anything people will expect. The new hospital, which was funded in part by the community, is reported to have large visitor waiting areas and a huge recovery room, while improving the intensive care ward by creating individual patient rooms. Hickory Daily Record GOP betters democratic registration HICKORY (Oct. 20) Area Republicans increased their registered voter total almost twice as fast as Democrats from April 9 to Oct. 8, and area GOP legislators say that ironically a Democratic controlled General Assembly unintentionally paved the way. The 1983 General Assembly passed bills allowing precinct registrars to sign up voters outside their precincts as well as increasing the number of registrars, and in so doing enabled the Republicans to register 3,967 voters in Catawba County while Democrats were only able to register 1 ,923 voters. Still, registered Democrats in the county number over 30,000 while 23,000 are Republicans and 4,700 independent. The situations in Alexander, Burke and Caldwell counties are similar, with the Republicans increasing their totals since April but with the Democrats wtill holding a commanding lead in the number of registered voters. Henderson Daily Dispatch Norman cites reasons for race against speed HENDERSON (Oct. 19) N.C. Senate incumbent James Speed has failed to represent the people of his district by voting for every tax measure proposed . by Gov. Jim Hunt, Republican challenger Larry Norman said Tuesday night at Vance County Republican Headquarters. Norman admitted that his race for the Senate is a "tough one" but said that he's running because of his concern over the growth in state government, the increase in state taxes, and what he called the "path of mediocrity" the state school system is on at this moment. NoEtnan criticized Speed for his voting record and for his refusal to appear with Norman, at public forums. "It's no wonder he refuses to appear with me," Norman said. "He couldn't defend his record or explain why he is considered one of the 13 least effective senators out of 50." Sanford Herald New industry to add 100 jobs SANFORD (Oct. 22) One hundred jobs for the local economy. That's what a New York firm which manufactures electrical wiring devices says it will add to the Lee County area when it begins production at its newly acquired facility. , Eagle Elecric Manufacturing Company of Long Island announced today that it has purchased the former Trion building and expects to begin operations by the first of the year. A. Edward Adams, a North Carolina native who has been with Eagle for the last year, has been named manager of the plant. Adams said that the company would begin hiring supervisory personnel and mechanics immediately and will soon commence hiring assemblers, machinists and other workers. Adams expressed the hope that if the business grows as expected, the company will utilize the entire Trion facility and hive its workforce grow to "substantially beyond" 100 employees. Compiled by James Surowiecki Bar field picks injection Jht AysocUted Press . ' RALEIGH Condemned mur derer Velma Barfield will die by lethal injection if executed Nov. 2 and has selected the clothes she will wear in her casket, but has left the door open to another appeal, her attorney said yesterday. Barfield gave her consent to attorneys to review all possible issues for an appeal but will let them be filed "only if satisfied there is a reasonable likelihood that we could prevail," Jimmy Little said at a news conference. "We are advising her that in our opinion the iHM that recommended are valid issues," he said. "I'm not at liberty at this point to go into what those issues are." Little said only that some issues had never been brought up in court and others had been given new life by recent court decisions. Mrs. Barfield has spent much of this week answering letters, reading the Bible and making decisions about the execution and funeral arrangements, Little said. 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