Busing Decision Appeal Considered By Officials
RALEIGH AP Officials weigh appealing a federal ruling that North Carolina need not provide bus transportation to all urban children. The court found the Rural Transportation law unfair to urban students, as Board of Education chair Dallas Herring notes while the state awaits counsel before determining next steps.
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U. S. Supreme Court
Atty
Ralph Moody
Chil
Department of Public Area
Trans
Dallas Herring
Board of Education
Herring
Craig
Phillips
D. J. Dark
Office of Education
Garland
SBJ
Horton
Leonagent
Vanderford
Lessinger
Sioner of Education
White House
Daniel F. Moynihan
Texarkana Project
James
Coleman
Johns Hopkins University
Private Companies Seek Chance To Teach Disadvantaged Children
In Washington and North Carolina news, private firms bid to run educational programs for disadvantaged youth with performance-based pay and tests. The SBI expands with new drug-sniffing dogs and field centers in Fayetteville and Charlotte, led by Horton and Vanderford.
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SBI
Fayetteville
Charlotte
Washington AP
Line Of Rookies Seven Astronauts Waiting For Ride
Seven Air Force NASA astronauts canceled June 10 join a long line of rookies awaiting first space flight. The 54 astronauts include four Air Force majors, two Navy lieutenant commanders and one Marine major from the MOL program. Notable members include Karol J. Bobko, Charles Fullerton, Henry Hartsfield, Donald Peterson, Richard Truly, Robert Crippen, and Robert Overmyer. Peterson is a West Point graduate with a nuclear engineering master’s from AFIT. Bobko is the first Air Force Academy graduate assigned to NASA.
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Air Force
Karol J. Bobko
Seaford
N.Y
Charles G. Fullerton
Portland
Ore
Henry W. Hartsfield
Birmingham
Ala
Donald H. Peterson
Winona
Miss
Navy
Richard H. Truly
Meridian
Robert L. Crippen
Porter, Tex
Charles P. Bobko
Bobko
Hartsfield
Pete M. Moore
Pinson
Auburn University
Bobbo
Hart
Nixon Administration weighs Vietnam troop cuts amid new attacks
Pentagon officials say further withdrawals likely despite heavy enemy activity in South Vietnam. The next reduction could reach about 25 000 troops, with Saigon’s replacement pace limited to roughly 50 000 this year. White House PMID officials expect a decision later this month.
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Nixon Pentagon
South Vietnam
Nixon
National Security Council
San Clemente
Calif
Saigon
U.S
Lineman Killed When Pole Falls in Johnston County
WENDELL AP Charles C. Creech 55 of Zebulon was killed when a power line pole broke and fell while he worked near Archer's Lodge in Johnston County. The Carolina Power & Light Co. lineman died Thursday at the scene.
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Wendell
Carolina Power & Light Co
Charles C. Creech
Zebulon
Archer
Highway 1 Relocation Planned In Lee County
The North Carolina Highway Commission announced a high priority program to relocate eight miles of U.S. 1 in Lee County between Sanford and Moncure. Residents along the busy highway have complained about its condition for years.
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Raleigh
Lee County
Sanford
Moncure
North Carolina Highway Commission
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North Carolina Police Executives Association
Cumberland County
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John Vanderford
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Greenville
Creighton W. Abrams
Saigori
Pentagon
Defense Department
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Vietnam
Donald L. Ziegler
Wurlitzer Piano
Pearson
We Music CO
S. Main St
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Durham
Mikado
Hong Kong
High Point
N.C
Holiday Inn
S. Main Street
Andy
Katara
U.S. 1
Duke Power
Duke Powers
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