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Are Statewide I exi a fbr'iKiili.' ' Artotni:' 15 "iJ({W?n!IOTT9T?P^r^M f 'yW!iR? W ' iT " * 'counties reported a ne<‘d for be as acute," Hamilton added. llaintlton .said the "most re->||| F!k|i|||||||M ' cent over the third quarter re.sults medical technicians and five re-j "The need for more dentists vealing part" of the .survey was ' f^p ig-2. Cross revenue.s rose: What do' pofulous Guilford ported a shortage of nurses. ! sr«ms to be especially prevalent tlte significance that lural de-j from million to $31.2 mil- and Mecklenburg counties have; "Doctors will drive to our in the mounlains." | velopmcnt panels allaclieit to cn-' OFIEENVILLE. The Liher- uon. in common with sparsely popu-| county to look around and their The survo, was conducted by vironmental health pro.terns. •‘j’ corporation tptlay announced: lal«l T>'rrell and Swain coun- wife will not oven bother to get a task force on rural health es- lnade(|uate water and sewer "cl earnings of *i0.9 million,' -AH Libor!i.' result.-; are cal- Hcs? j out of the car," one te.s;.ondenl j Icl .lislied by the N. C. Rural De- system were lisKd ns a principal to per share for the eulaled on the basis of Cenoral- A shortage ol doctors to serve commenttHi. i veleot ment Committee, which is ruial health problem by 50 of nine montlis of 1973. Thl.s Accepted Aecounling Ihind rural people, according to a "The shortage ol medical man- compo.sed of 16 state organiza- the 93 responding counties, tcflecis a $1.3 per cent increa.se P^cs (GAAP) and results for : tate.wide survey. | power .seems to be general across | lions that work with rural peo- i .m-ty-thne counties cited solid fct earnings of $9.-l million “•'c I'c.slated to ror.form. | Rural development panels in the state," said Dr. Vance Ham- pie. About half of North Caro- <iispo.sal as a principal problemi“*' Jl-Sd ler share re-ported last 9.3 counties took paid in the sur- llton e.\ten.sion rural .sociologist lina’s five million people are anti 27 counties listed substanJ-, vey, which indicates that North at North Carolina State Ur.lver-! clasaitled as rural. urd housing in the same cate-i Carolina’s biggest rural health sity and chairman of the .survey' Serving with Dr. Hamilton on gory. Were im problem Is a shortage of medical committee. 'the sutvey committee were Dr. Hamilton .'^ald another sur- „a,v, sJ) V_..t^/npajed R STATE SCHOOL BOND ISSUE Hoyle Seiiioi At AF Academy •evor.ues for the period Hamilton .-aid another sur-' prise was the fact that the lack' f. recorded during of transportation and the newt i ' for more health education weix^jrqnv ilio corn- listed as problems more tr**-' Uniie’i) t, stcsidiary, epn- quently than were other faclli-| '> U. S. AIR FORCE ACADK'MY, ties and services. ' 1„p^ , ^ in- Colo.-Cadet Joseph C. Hoyle, He also reported that must ru-; i. " loico of_ $.333.4 mil- son of .Mr. and .Mr.s. Gene Hoyle, ral development panels " Jt' '’P'’ 2, Kings .Mountain, N. C.. is that volunteer citiams could be i"*’ net g.ain of among llie 824 cadets who have found to help with the trar.-s-' ^''‘Pnrted for the entered their senior year at the stme porlt^ la.vi year. - u. S. Air Force aettdem,. . Cosmos Broadcasting corpora tion reported a $19,2 per cent in- Cadet Hoyle will ser\e as a crease In net earnings as com- -Squadron training officer in his pared to the fame period last tmit. He was selected for the —Earnings of VV4SU-TV pur-’ positlor. because of his leadership . • abilities and effectiveness rat io help with the Iran portallon problem and to work in the areas of heallh motiva tion and prevention. Speeifle diseases ranked rela tively low among principal rural health problems, Hamilton tinned. Ttiose mentioned fitiquenly were drug abuse, ve- ,— nereal dl.seases and alcohol . . Indicator of abu;e. most I i" January 1973. are ' in- dud(?d. Advertising jevenue from 118 6 Nov. 1973 ^ORDER OF^ Mountain Schools $1.072.798.00 The Sum oi $1,072,798 no-100 Dollars STATE of NORTH CAROLINA for... children State and federal agencies repiesented on the State I'ask Force on Rural flealth plan to use the survey results in devel oping their program.s. "It is obvious that we will nev er have a doctor and fully equip ped medical facilit., in every community," said Hamilton "Therefore, I think we should market sftvnglh -continued to in crease while national and spot advertising declined slightly. On July 31, the Liberty cor poration announced that it had purchased more than 96 per cent of the guaranty common stock of Greater Arizona Savings and lAian a.ssociation for $13.5 million cash. The new subsidiary oper- ate.s 12 savings and — loan of- try to miike rural people aware i showed a of alternate types of heallh de- ^ nmnths end- livery systems This past summer, he was among 16 selected academy ca dets who served as squadron commander assistants, instruc tors and counselors in the Air Training Command basic military training program at Lackland AFB, Tex. The cadet remained with an entering group of Air Force recruits throughout their six weeks of training. 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Kempton Jones, a practicing ^ countiesl.somewhat less in State Planning ot c aapel liai; i:.inmu p^ertvNotes Thursday, November I, 1973 cd September .30. For the third ond lieutenant .and receive a quarter, the bachelor of science degree. Cadet Hpyle is a 1970 gradu.nJ^ of Kings Mountain high schoo^^
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