Oil Pollution Control Act of 1971 Introduced in North Carolina
Legislation to shield NC air and water from oil spills is introduced in both chambers. The bill would establish an oil pollution program within the Department of Water and Air Resources, require permits, and hold violators to up to 50 000 dollars and possible jail time. It also allows the state to sue responsible parties for wildlife damages and calls for licensing of oil terminals and pipelines to curb pollution.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
General Assembly
Bob Scott
Gordon Allen
D-Person
William R. Roberson Jr
D-Beaufort
Department of Water and Air Resources
Godbares
Department
Board of Water and Air Resources
Board of Health
Dellinger Urges Civil Disobedience Plan at Duke
Dellinger, invited by Duke University officials, says antiwar protest will be protracted and include selective nonviolent civil disobedience aimed at disrupting business as usual. He predicts mass marches on Washington and San Francisco on April 24.
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Durham
N. C
Duke University
Chapel Hill
Dellinger
Richard Nixon
Washington, D.C
San Francisco
Lorillard Workers to Get Details on Settlement Talks
Greensboro AP reports negotiators for a tobacco union and P Lorillard Co may near a six week strike settlement at cigarette plants. Union negotiators and striking workers will discuss terms before any total binding arbitration is decided. The company has dropped its prior demand.
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Greensboro
P. Lorillard Co
Violence Linked With Cuba
A Charlotte WBTV documentary links U S guerrilla violence to Cuban training centers. Dr Lazo a former Havana attorney now in exile cites Black Panther and Weatherman leaders as trained in Cuba and presents a list of names during the program.
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Charlotte, N. C
Charlotte
Cuba
United States
Dr. Lazo
Havana
WBTV
Panther
Weatherman
Students For A Democratic Society
SDS
iCuba
Lazo
Senate moves to send Calley pardon resolution to committee
North Carolina Senate indicated it will not back a resolution opposing Army Lt. William Calley’s conviction or urging a full presidential pardon. The measure, sent to the Veterans and Military Affairs Committee, drew four amendments to temper its stance.
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Raleigh
North Carolina Senate
Army
William Calley
Nixon
Senate
John Burney
New Hanover
Committee On Veterans and Military Affairs
Florida woman loses 79 pounds with Ayds reducing plan
Wannette Davis recalls weighing 223 pounds before starting the Ayds plan. She describes long-time weight struggles from pregnancy and home life to a turning point by using Ayds Reducing Plan Candy. The ad touts appetite suppression and natural weight loss without drugs in flavors like vanilla caramel and chocolate fudge.
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Florida
Wannette Davis
Ayds
Wannette
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Scott’s Environmental Program
Yvonne Baskin
Associated Press
Carl D. Killian
D-Jackson
Allen
Zebulon Alley
Haywood
Chattooga River
Sam Johnson
Wake
Lorillard
Americaid
High Point
Calley
William Staton
D-Lee
Staton
Burney
Lamar Gudger
D-Buncombe
Gudger
SeniBurn Rink
D-Brunswick
Mill Affairs Committee
Senotone
Sheraton Hotel
Securit Ae Ae
APEX
Glenn’s Sewing Machine CO
Quality Bakers of America Cooperative, Ing
Vba
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