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GROVER FOURTH GRADE A/B/HONOR ROLL STUDENTS -
| Pictured are fourth grade A/B honor roll students at Grover School.
\ Front row, left to right, Mark Baity, Teia Bowen, Brandy Greene,
: Craig Ledford, Heather Mauney, Tiffany Robinson, Joseph
| Williamson, Tamela Wright, Jeffery Craig, Angeline Sisk, Vernon
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McMillan
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‘dorsed a mandated health care pro-
. "It's premature at this point to
make a judgment and the Congress
hasn't been asked to act on the mat-
“ter,” said the Congressman, who
said he has targeted the high costs
of health care and wants to make
health care available to all through
continuing efforts in the private
sector. "We need to make health
care affordable to all and cut the
high costs," he said.
Charles Webber, personnel di-
rector for the City of Kings
Mountain, called on the
Congressman to help reform so-
called welfare and domestic pro-
grams to keep taxes from going up.
He said he is in favor of helping
the needy but he is also in favor of
all able people working if jobs are
available. McMillan agreed and is
pushing for reform in these pro-
grams.
Webber also asked McMillan to
vote against lifting the ban on gays
in the military. McMillan says he is
opposed to gays in the military. "I
may be in favor of not questioning
those applying for the military
- about their sexual preferences,” he
said.
McMillan also agreed with
Webber that the Army Reserve
budget should not be lowered.
‘McMillan said he spent two years
on active duty, He favors current
ny 1 funding at the same level.
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Rev. M. L. Campbell, active
‘Democrat, said he is also con-
cerned with affordable health care
for all citizens and speculated on
President Clinton's universal cover-
age plan and wondered if that ap-
proach might not be too expensive.
He asked the Congressman to
continue his fight for annual in-
creases of at least 2-3 percent in
Social Security payments.
Campbell thanked the
Congressman for his hospitality to
local people who attended the
January 20 inaugural activities in
the nation's capitol.
'TYNER
From Page 1-A
ithe Ford dealership in Kings
{Mountain in 1970. Sine then, he
thas served as the dealership's presi-
ident and general manager.
{ Nominated to receive this year's
iTMQDA by the North Carolina
{Automobile Dealers Association,
Tyner has been an active member
10f that organization for 22 years,
‘having served as secretary and a
‘member of its board of directors.
{He served a three-year term as
{trustee of the NCADA Insurance
‘Trust and a four-year term as
Director, NCADA Service. He is
ilso a long-time member and past
prin of the Cleveland County
INew Car Dealers Association. A
Ruby Alexander asked
McMillan to keep local realtors ap-
prised of any change in housing
legislation. "Building codes have
become stricter and we need to
know of changes as they occur,”
she said. ;
Charles L. Alexander, retired
. federal employee of the postal sys-
tem and a senior citizen health care
* volunteer, also expressed his con-
cern about the rising costs of health
insurance.
Darren Blevins, owner of
Environ Tire in Kings Mountain,
apprised the Congressman of his
new recycling business and asked
about the availability of local funds
for people to recycle and on helps
for small companies like his to stay
in business in a new venture.
Harold Herndon, of Shelby
Road, told the Congressman he is
an expert on high health costs.
Herndon and his wife were in-
volved in an automobife accident
in November 1991 and his wife
lived 29 days in the trauma unit of
a major hospital before her death.
He said the bills were astronomical
and hospital officials didn't file for
Medicare assistance until almost a
year after the accident. Attempting
to settle up the claims, he wanted
advice from McMillan on what av-
enues to pursue. Herndon said the
government has frozen the insur-
ance payments. McMillan said he
would look into the matter further.
The Congressman told his con-
stituents that health insurance
‘should be affordable to-all and; that
assistance should be given to those
unable to pay. He said the
Congress must make the high costs
of health insurance a high priority
in this administration.
McMillan reiterated that he was
against raising taxes to balance the
budget. "We must deal with the
spending problem and it can't be
accomplished by just cutting the
White House staff," said the veter-
an Republican legislator alluding
to President Clinton's proposals to
cut White House staff. "That's like
Lyndon Johnson unscrewing the
light bulbs back during his admin-
istration"
Achievement Award numerous
times in recognition of his organi-
zation's outstanding service to cus-
tomers.
“In addition to the Chamber of
Commerce, Tyner is also active in
the Kings Mountain Rotary Club
and is a director of King Mountain
United Fund. Additionally, he is
supportive of local educational ef-
forts and serves as a committee
member of the Cleveland
Community College Advisory
Board and the Kings Mountain
High School Vocational
Educational Advisory Board. He
has also led the drive to finance
and build the new ‘worship center
of the First Baptist Church of King
Mountain.
The Tyners, who reside at Moss
Lake, are parents of three sons.
Tyner's stepson, T. Kevin Queen, is
the dealership's vice-president and
Ete.
Thursday,
ruary 11, 1993-THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD-Page 13A
Police Chief to speak at Tuesday's PQE meeting
Kings Mountain Police Chief
Warren Goforth will talk on
"Weapons in Schools," as the pro-
gram for Tuesday night's Partners
for Quality Education at 7 p.m. in
Weir Auditorium of Mauney
Memorial Library.
Goforth will show a brief video
in connection with his presentation
and will respond to questions of
parents and students.
Interested parents, students and
the public are invited.
HM World Hunger Day will be ob-
served Sunday morning at the 11
a.m. worship service at Oak Grove
Baptist Church. Rice bowls of love
offerings on Valentine's Day to
help the hungry of the world will
feature the service.
BM The annual winter North
Carolina Gun Collectors’ Show
will be held February 13-14 at the
Charlotte Merchandise Mart. Show
hours are 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. on
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Saturday and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on
Sunday. Admission is $4.
For more information, contact
Bill Grist, secretary, North
Carolina Arms Collectors
Association, 158 Union St.,
Concord, N.C. 28025, or call (704)
788-8717.
* HM Swinging reminiscent of the
1930s and '40s will return to
Gaston College when the Frank
Love Orchestra performs in Myers
Center Auditorium on Thursday,
April 8. The 7:30 p.m. program
will feature tunes that recall the
Big Band sounds of Tommy
Dorsey, Glenn Miller and Duke
Ellington.
Tickets are $5 and are on sale at
the college bookstore and
Community Arts Office. Call 922-
6247 for more information.
HB A Winter Bird Hike will be
held Sunday, Feb. 21 at 2 p.m. at
Crowders Mountain State Park.
vill hike and look for
und and winterized
nts of the park.
Participant
the year i
feathered
will last about 1 1/2 hours. For
more information call 853-5375.
BM The U.S. Census Bureau will
Sight n casier duc © the collect data on employment and
absc ce S. Take binoculars unemployment from area residents
and dres > cold. The hike (he week of February 14-20,
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