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North Carolina to study speaker ban law in public hearings
A nine member study commission will begin public hearings Wednesday into North Carolina's speaker ban. The first witnesses will be representatives of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools while State Sen. Robert Morgan will present the American Legion's case in support of the law Thursday afternoon. The association warns accreditation may be withdrawn if the ban is not repealed or amended. Televised hearings start at 10 a.m. Wednesday with officials from the SACS and Vanderbilt University involved. Morgan, Senate President pro tempore and co sponsor of a related resolution, will argue for the law.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Southern Association of Colleges and Schools
Robert Morgan
Lillington
American Legion
Dan Moore
Southern Association
Donald Agnew
Atlanta
Gordon Sweet
Association
Commission On Colleges
Emmett Fields
Vanderbilt University
J. Alvis Carver
Dunn
Morgan
Legion
Senate
Carver
North
Carolina
Sen. Morgan
East Carolina College
U.S. Office of Education
American Association of University Professors
John P. Dawson
Harvard Law
William van Alstyne
Duke University Law School
Francis C. Brown
Duke
William T. Fidler
Washington
I. Beverly Lake
Lake
New Bern