Watergate remarks from Sen Scott spark debate
Senator William L. Scott of Virginia said Watergate and related scandals have been blown out of proportion and that political intelligence gathering has become an accepted practice. He criticized the Ellsberg case and discussed bombing in Cambodia, the OMB, and Virginia politics including his support for John Dalton for lieutenant governor.
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North Carolina House Passes Teacher Tenure Bill Amid Tight Vote
The House approved a reform of the 1971 Teacher Employment and Dismissal Act to provide a uniform dismissal process and career status after a fourth year, with Senate approval pending. Debate highlighted readings that the measure strengthens the law while some lawmakers urged further study.
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Mecklenburg
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Modern Army Recruits Wed In Virginia’s First Married Enlistees
In Richmond two young spouses, George and Linda Robinson, married 30 days, pledged to join the all volunteer Army. They signed in at the Armed Forces Exam Station and began basic training separately at Ft. Jackson and Ft. McClellan. The couple, ages 18 and 17, are from Albemarle County and Greenwood, and expect to reunite after initial training and postings in Texas and Indiana.
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Virginia
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Indianapolis
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Edgeworth Farm
Charlottesville
Triddy M. Jones
Greenwood
Possible Deal Indicated In Kissinger Tho Talks
In Paris the No 2 U S delegation’s envoy William Sullivan left for Saigon to consult with President Thieu on a possible bargain with Hanoi’s Le Duc Tho. Kissinger was to resume talks with Tho as the two sides aimed to draft an interpretation of the Jan 27 cease fire with a possible North Vietnamese submission for Nixon’s approval.
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