Holshouser accuses NC Assembly of failing to set goals
Governor Jim Holshouser assailed the North Carolina General Assembly for not creating goals or direction to solve state problems. He criticized leadership for ignoring his proposals on the food tax and milk pricing, and said he would not actively push his positions amid ongoing state controversies. He voiced lukewarm support for an expanded Utilities Commission but urged more staff rather than more commissioners. He opposed hearingsless changes to the milk commission and milk pricing, and avoided involved in a dispute over education board consolidation. He avoided endorsing Ford for 1976, while signaling openness to future GOP endorsements.
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Holshouser
North Carolina Assembly
Raleigh
Jim Holshouser
North Carolina General Assembly
Halshouser
Cation
Holfhouser
General Assembly
Jim Hunt
Utilities Commission
State Utilities Commission
Commission
Milk Commission
Ford
False Patty Hearst tip triggers FBI raid in Alexandria
A Alexandria woman identified as Bernadine Davis says she is outraged after FBI agents and local police, acting on a tip, raided her roommate Elizabeth Norton’s apartment seeking fugitive Patty Hearst. Norton, visiting from Wheeling, stood by as agents questioned and searched the home, leaving without Hearst. FBI officials described the entry as a routine inquiry despite a drawn gun and the group’s heightened caution about the SLA threatening violence. Authorities investigate the false tip and possible civil redress.
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Bernadine Davis
Gypsy
Elizabeth Norton
Muffin
Alexandria
FBI
Patty Hearst
Symbionese Liberation Army
Miss Davis
Patricia Hearst
Bernadine
Bernie) Davis
Miss Flearst
Miss Hearst
Ms. Davis
Washington, D. C
Miss Norton
Wheeling
W. Va
Michael Marrow
SLA
Robert Salzer
Marrow
William and
Emily Harris
Search widened for Doxie Girl clamboat missing with four aboard
The Coast Guard broadened its hunt for the Doxie Girl after a flare was spotted 10 miles east of Cape Henry as the clamboat vanished in heavy seas Sunday night. Four men were aboard including skipper Iverson and crew from New Jersey and Virginia.
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Portsmouth
Coast Guard
Chesapeake Bay
Atlantic
Chesapeake
Cape Henry
Oyster
Steven D. Lewis
Cape Charles
New Jersey
James Pearson
Starlight
North Carolina House Approves Free Enterprise Education Bill
The North Carolina House passed the bill 78 to 34 after an amendment. It requires public high schools to teach the history theory and modern application of the free enterprise system. Senate action could finalize the measure if the Senate concurs in the amendment.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
State Senate
Senate
William K. Mauney
Cleveland
House
Craig Phillips
Phillips
Ruth Cook
D-Wake
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