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Roland P. (Sandy) McClamroch of Chapel Hill founded the radio station WCHL in 1953, served two terms as a town alderman and was mayor of Chapel Hill through the 1960s. He was later instrumental in founding the Carol Woods retirement community in 1979.
Source: Orange County Veterans Memorial: Roland (Sandy) McClamroch
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Neil Bagchi's 1999 paper on scattered site public housing in Chapel Hill, the policy of spreading subsidized units across neighborhoods instead of concentrating them in one place. The title states the verdict. Housing discrimination, public housing and town housing policy all run through it. Typescript, with a bibliography on leaves 58 to 60.
Anna Giattina's 1983 thesis recommending a policy for desegregating the dormitories at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Topics include discrimination in housing in Chapel Hill, dormitories, and student housing at the university. A typescript of vi and 150 leaves with color maps, it records how residence hall assignment was being argued in Chapel Hill in the early 1980s.
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