Hearing on accreditation loss leaves questions
Elizabeth Swings Wilson, publisher and commission member, voiced disappointment with Fields testimony. She said answers to vital questions were lacking and warned the possibility of accreditation loss remains a major problem. Commission aims to bridge gaps between North Carolina residents and university officials, with more hearings slated for September 8-9.
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Elizabeth Swings
Wilson
Union Bag To Contest Civil Suit in Boston
Union Bag Camp Paper Co. plans to contest a civil antitrust suit filed in Boston by Standard International Corp. over promotional efforts for a new line of Union Bag household goods. Union Bag president Alexander Calder Jr. says the promotion followed traditional marketing practices and seeks damages over 510000 with an injunction.
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Union Bag Camp Paper
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Alexander Calder Jr
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Standard International Corp
Holyoke
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Hopes Fade For Victims Of Argentine Avalanche
Argentina faces a growing disaster as 58 Argentines remain buried or missing after avalanches in the Mendoza region and nearby Puente del Inca. Rescue teams battled cold winds to reach Las Cuevas and Portillo ski area as Chile also reels from storms.
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Chile
Las Cuevas
Puente del Inca
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Santiago
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Easter Islands
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United States
Austria
Portillo
Foxutillo
Paritll
DeAngelis Sentenced to 20 Years in Tax Case
The Associated Press reports matching the era notes that Dr. Yeonardy t o g New Jersey and Dr. Boozer described federal and private grants flowing to North Carolina colleges. UNC’s Chapel Hill campus received a 17 million NIH grant for a seven year drug toxicity study, with state schools showing rising grant activity and teaching program support. Federal and private grants totaling millions sustain East Carolina, Appalachian State, NCSU, Duke, Wake Forest and Davidson, aiding budgets, programs and research personnel.
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North Carolina
Consolidated University
Chapel Hill
National Institutes of Health
Howard Boozer
North Carolina Board of Higher Education
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Boozer
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DeAngelis
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East Carolina College
Leo Jenkins
ECC Presiddent
Appalachian State Teachers College
Appalachian
W. H. Plemmons
North Carolina State
George R. Holcomb
Graduate School For Research Administration
UNC Medical School
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H. F. Robinson
N. C
School of Agricultural Sciences
Republic
Duke University
G. C. Henricksen
Duke
Wake Forest College
Davidson College
Grier Martin
Davidson
DeAngelis case hinging on three month review
District Judge Wortendyke said DeAngelis could face reimposition of the original ten year sentence, a shortened term, or release on probation after a federal law provision required reconsideration in about three months. DeAngelis pleaded guilty to circulating fraudulent warehouse receipts and conspiring to circulate 100 million in forged receipts related to Allied Crude Vegetable Refining Corp. built Bayonne in 1985. The firm once supplied about 75 percent of U.S. soybean and cottonseed oil exports but collapsed into bankruptcy in 1963, leaving creditors with near empty storage tanks.
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DeAngelis
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Allied Crude Vegetable! O Refining Corp
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Anti Poverty Supporters Confident Amid Congressional Debate
Washington AP reporting on anti poverty funding where Republicans push amendments to trim authorization to five billion ninety seven million dollars for the coming year. Dominick says local leaders doubt progress and accuse the Office of Economic Opportunity of harming city governance. Senate debate opens amid partisan charges as Javits plans to require Sargent Shriver to devote full time to the antipoverty program.
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Congress
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Littie
Office of Economic Opportunity
Antipoverty
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Los Angeles
Senate
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K. Javits
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LBJ Urges Economic Community for Latin America
President Johnson marked the fourth anniversary of the Alliance for Progress with a White House East Room ceremony urging a Latin American economic community akin to Europe’s. He said future Dominican Republic governance should embrace liberal democracy and social justice, and that Latin nations would share in rebuilding the region. Ambassadors and 20 Latin American station representatives attended the address describing the alliance as a great adventure to transform an entire continent.
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Johnson
Alliance For Progress
Latin America
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Dominican Republic
White House
Tar Heel editor testifies on press rights in pretrial reporting
Sam Ragan, editor of the Raleigh News and Observer and Raleigh Times, told Senate subcommittees that the public has a right to know all pertinent facts about crime and criminals. He warned that restricting pretrial reporting could erode press freedom and cautioned against using rare cases to justify broad limits. Ragan, former AP Managing Editors Association president, argued free press and fair trial are compatible and historic. He called for documented proof that pretrial news harms justice, noting no such cases have been shown.
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