North Carolina legislature rethinks annual session plan
The General Assembly edges toward annual sessions fearing 1973 bills may linger into 1974 while major issues including the budget tax reform and coastal management loom. Officials warn of a chaotic 1974 if hearings on gubernatorial appointments resemble U.S. Senate practice and carryover becomes the rule.
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General Assembly of
North Carolina
Assembly
Raleigh News & Observer
U.S. Senate
Jane Fonda Attacks POW Torture Stories
A public statement by Jane Fonda labels returning prisoners of war as hypocrites and liars who exaggerate torture tales. The piece argues the remarks undermine credibility of veterans and questions Fonda’s mental responsibility, noting her past peacenik role and urging sympathy or contempt.
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U.S
Jane Fonda
Persian Gulf oil shapes U S energy policy outlook
The article surveys the Persian Gulf’s rising oil importance with more than half the world’s proven reserves, noting U S reliance, potential 1985 imports, and Arab state monetization. It discusses Iran Iraq Saudi Kuwait Abu Dhabi OPEC unity, nationalizations, and policy debates ahead of President Nixon’s April message.
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Persian Gulf
United States
U.S
The
Gulf
Russia
House Near East Subcommittee
Saudi Arabia
Iran
Israel
Iraq
Abu Dhabi
Kuwait
Qatar
Iraq Petroleum Company
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Washington
U. S
Alaska
Nixon
Congress
Bugging Plan Claimed Ties to Mitchell Office Meeting
McCord, Watergate defendant, says the first formal bugging talk occurred in February 1972 in the Justice Department office of Attorney General Mitchell with John Dean, Jeb Magruder, and Gordon Liddy. He dates a memo to March 26 and cites Liddy’s detailed plans and a later denial by Mitchell, Dean, Magruder, and Hunt.
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Washington
James McCord
Democratic National Committee
John Mitchell
Justice Department
Mitchell
White House
John Dean
Nixon
Gordon Liddy
Jeb Magruder
McCord
Senate
Liddy
Department of Justice
Dean
A/G
Attorney General
Democratic
Howard Hunt
Magruder
High Point city woes mix with development hopes
Readers vent about missed improvements in High Point including throughways a new post office and city hall cost overruns. They cite budget delays no fire station bonds and rising construction costs while noting local development activity and church purchases. A touring choir returns and local exhibits highlight ongoing civic life.
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Alabama
Georgia
South Carolina
Oak Hollow Park
City Hall
High Point Protest Letter Over CBS XRated Movie Plans
Citizens in High Point urge action against alleged CBS plans to air X rated films at any hour. They request letters to Dr Frank Stanton of CBS and cite Christian concerns while CBS denies the claims and says no such movies are planned.
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William Highbaugh
High Point College
HPC Chamber Choir
Madrigalians
Memorial Auditorium
McLean
High Point
CBS
Frank Stanton
Columbia Broadcasting System
West 52Nd Street
New York
Jimmy Henry
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Tran
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Texas
Clint Murchison
Tom Webb
Richard Kleindienst
Murchison
Kleindienst
Meritus
Raleigh
Julian White
H. A. Millis
N. Main
North Main
Hillcrest
Main Drag
White
Millis
Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church
Hillcrest Drive
W. Kirk Allen
First Presbyterian Church
Synod of North Carolina
Presbyterian Church of the
Robert Garland
George Connor
Haywood & Rankin
J. Roscoe Adamses
Florida
Stuart
National Gallery of Art
High Point Public Library
Bena World
John Paul Jones
Kordiak
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