Restitution for crime victims in North Carolina debate
A North Carolina TV panel of five Democratic gubernatorial hopefuls backs restitution for crime victims, proposing work in prison and earnings applied to victims’ bills. The piece argues prison labor is insufficient and that the state must assume public responsibility for restitution, despite tax concerns.
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Ed O'Herron
Tom Strickland
George Wood
Make It Simple Or A Farce As Of Monday
Democrats in Congress pressed for a vote on a post card voter registration bill. President Ford warned of a veto. The piece argues postcard registration would aid racial manipulation, degrade citizenship rights, and replace effort with easy access, urging registration at registrar offices or courthouses instead. A door to door panel idea is dismissed as impractical.
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Narrowing affluence gap between U.S. and Europe noted
A 1975 Bureau of Labor Statistics comparison shows hourly wages similar or higher in the United States, but when fringe benefits are included Europe, notably Sweden, Belgium, France, and the Netherlands, surpass the U.S. in total compensation. Europeans also face higher taxes and prices, with several foreign cities costing more than New York.
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Voter Apathy and HEW Visit Shape North Carolina News
A period of voter apathy looms as Democrats and Republicans prepare for August primaries and November votes, urging careful selection of capable leaders. High Point Memorial Hospital undergoes a HEW inspection prep led by administrator David Lopp, aiming to secure Medicare Medicaid continuation and potentially Joint Commission reaccreditation. Mayor pro tem Rachel Gray misses a Meet the Candidates breakfast to attend Electricities meetings at Pinehurst, seeking insights on peak pricing in the incoming Raleigh session. Ben Garner of the Alcohol Education Center receives praise from regional health officials for a cost effective, high quality alcoholism program.
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Rachel Gray
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Raleigh
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Patteron Webb
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Reverend Mills
Kremlin Anxious Over CIA Climate Report
The CIA warned of a possible global climatic upheaval prompting Soviet studies. Budyko and Epstein foresee droughts and crop failures in the U.S. and USSR as fossil-fueled warming rises. DEA shakeup under Peter Bensinger targets interagency work, tax probes, and stricter legal rules to curb heroin supply.
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Soviet Union
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University of Wisconsin
Edward Epstein
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M.I. Budyko
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Jim Grady
Don’t Tell Me How To Live Letter to the Editor
A reader questions “good Christian people” who condemn porn and ads while critiquing hypocrisy. They recount viewing a risqué film, argue for personal choice and God’s law, mock censorship, and threaten a slander suit yet urge media reform. Ends with a plea to stop preaching in God’s name.
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