SNAP BACK IN TIME – 1981 – New doctor moves to Albemarle

Published 3:48 pm Friday, July 16, 2021

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SNAP Back In Time takes a look back at newsmakers from yesteryear. 

Friday, July 10, 1981

Dr. Mehta

Dr. Nalin Mehta, 34, a native of India, would open an office for practice of medicine on July 15 at Second Street in Albemarle. He wanted to encourage the development of greater cancer-treating facilities here.

Fair

Work was progressing on a new exhibit building at the Stanly County Fair. The new building, 24 by 56 feet, was to be ready in advance of the 1981 fair.

Water

Stanly County commissioners agreed to an interim contract with the Town of Oakboro to supply water at 80 cents per 1,000 gallons and a minimum of 4 million gallons, pending further consideration.

The action was taken after Mayor Claud Teeter, all members of the Oakboro Town Board and Art Rogers of Stanly Knitting Mills met with the board and protested the planned 95-cent rate approved by the board earlier.