Certificates of Need Approved |
Three proposed uses of
federal funds and two appli
tations for certificates of
seed were approved by the
Eastern Carolina Health
Systems Agency's governing
?dy at their August 6 meet
ng in Greenville.
Federal projects included
wo second-year continuation
{rants for Goshen Medical
Center ? rural health ini
tiative grant and the com
munity medicine'foundation
? low cost data management
system for small practices.
Pitt County Mental Health
Center also received
approval for its continuation
operations grant.
K and F Leasing Co. and
the Greenville Dialysis
Center were granted ap
proval for certificates of need
in the acquisition and in
stallation. leasing and
operating of six new dialysis
stations.
The September meeting of
the ECHSA governing body
will be held Friday. Septem
ber 19 at 7:30 at the Islander
Motor Inn. Emerald Isle. The
monthly meeting will be held
in conjunction with an edu
cational workshop sponsored
by ECHSA for board mem
bers.
The ECHSA is a private,
non-profit corporation
funded by the DHHA. The
agency works through a
volunteer governing body
and committees comprised of
citizens from 29 counties oft.
eastern North Carolina to
carry out three major re
sponsibilities: planning to
guide change in our health
care system; developing i9
needed services and locating b
personnel; and reviewing
and making recommenda
tions to DHHS on proposed e'
changes in our health care g
system. d
Local members of the
ECHSA governing body are 5
Hubert Bowden and Joe L.
Costin. ?
Notice To t>
ct
James Kenan
Students
James Kenan High School
students wishing to look over
their 1980-81 school schedule
or needing to make changes
in their schedule can do so
August 14 from 9 a.m. until 4
p.m. Also, any new students
in the area can register at
that time.
Stolen Safe Recovered
As Eel Loses Home
An eel lost its home when
livers discovered a safe in
:he Northeast River near
Hallsville late Saturday.
It was identified as a safe
taken about a year ago from
Jackson's 1GA in Beulaville
by store manager Frank
Whaley.
Whaley said Bobby
Benson of near Kenansville
was diving with four other
persons near a river spot
Saturday called Car Hole.
The water level was low due
to the dry weather, and
benson hit an object while
diving.
The group brought the
object to shore and saw it
was a safe. Beulaville Police
Chief Aubrey Murphy went
to the scene, called a wrecker
and had the safe carried to
the police department.
The door had apparently
resisted efforts to open it.
Entry had been gained
through the back where two
layers of steel and a layer of
concrete had been pene
trated.
Principal occupant of the
safe was a large eel.
Whaley said at the time of
the break-in. there was only
a small amount of change in
the safe.
Make Inventory List Of Important Papers
An inventor, of the family's
mportant papers and house
hold goods and possessions is
valuable any time. But it's
particularly helpful in crisis
situations.
In case of fire or burglary, a
household goods inventory can
help identify and prove own
ership for those items that are
damaged or missing, points
out Dr. Thelma Hinson. ex
tension family resource man
agement specialist. North Car
olina State University.
In case of critical illness or
death, a family records inven
tory is valuable to the person
who is managing the family's
business affairs, the specialist
adds.
Make at least two copies of
a family records and household
goods inventory. Store one in
the home and store the second
copy in a safe place outside
the home.
This inventory should con
tain three things: First, a list
of the family's important
papers and where they are
kept. Second, a list of the
household goods and
possessions. Third, photo
graphs of valuable household
goods and jewelry.
The simplest way to make
an inventory for the family's
important papers is to take a
sheet of paper and make a list,
briefly describing each type
of family paper and where it
is stored.
To make an inventory of
household goods and personal
possessions, use a separate
sheet of paper for each room.
List and briefly describe each
item in the room, making a
note of the date the item was
acquired, and what it cost
when purchased. When possi
ble, give the model number
and brand name for the item.
Photos of household
possessions make identifica
tion, replacement, or appraisal
easier. Take close-up pictures
of expensive collections of
silver, jewelry or coins.
Update the inventory at
least every six months, or as
important purchases are made.
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RURAL HOUSING ? A BASIC NEED
Despite the current economic problems that the nation I
> having, there is one area in which significant progress has
een made during the last three years. i
More attention has been given to rural housing than i
ver before and since the housing industry is basic to the
eneral economy, this has helped provide jobs and meet a I
efinite need.
Four years ago, I was named chairman of the Senate <
ubcommittee on Rural Housing. I welcomed this ]
ssignment for 1 saw a chance to do some good for North
arolina, where a great many of our people live outside the <
oundaries of cities and towns. <
I suspected at the time that much more attention was
eing paid to housing in the urban areas than in the
>untry, and 1 soon found that this was so.
The Farmers Home Administration is the agency that
should provide aid, in the form of grants and loan
guarantees, to persons who need help with housing in rural
sections. ?
Now, four years later, the record shows that the
Farmers Home Administration has done more for rural
housing during the past four years than it did in the 40 years
before that time. And the FmHA was established 40 years
?go.
Daring these four years, the FmHA has made 120,000
loans each year to rural home buyers and owners and h?vf
helped Finance more rural homes thau ever before.
What we have tried to do is steer the FmHA back to its
ariginal purpose, which was to concentrate its services to
rural areas.
This is important to the whole country, but especially
to North Carolina, with its large rural population.
Certainly the urban areas need assistance, especially
the inner cities where neglect and decay has taken over as
people have left for the suburbs.
But so do the people who live outside the cities, wher()
sften there is no indoor plumbing and other such
necessities.
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