Keeping Constitutions In Tune With Change
North Carolina voters face ten constitutional amendments plus a general revision on November 3 with four amendments plus two more from the General Assembly and a unified statewide court system expected to begin. The State Constitution Study Commission advocates modernization as states reflect changing growth and development. Change remains challenging but necessary to keep constitutions in step with life.
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North Carolina
State Constitution Study Commission
General Assembly
District Court
General Court of Justice of
Council of State Governments
Obscenity critique targets Nixon porn commission
The Nixon era faces harsh criticism over the President's Commission on Pornography and Obscenity. Dr Natalie Shauness argues the panel wasted funds and time while failing to curb child exposure and related crimes. The piece notes rising rape rates among youths but questions the link to pornography.
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Nixon
Commission
Natalie Shauness
New York
Columbia Ollege of Physicians and Surgeons
Maoism in Europe draws students into a new crusade
In Europe Maoism gains appeal among university students from Paris to Vincennes and Rome. Students chant revolutionary slogans, stage disruptive acts, and indoctrinate workers, while Maoists in France and Italy clash with established parties and unions. The movement cites Maoist theory and claims a new unity of world communism led by China.
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London
Mao
Paris
Rome
Marcuse
Che Guevara
Trotsky
France
People’s Will
Deauville
Chou-en Lai
Andre Bettencourt
Italy
Peking Review
New French Experimental University
Vincennes
Judith Miller
Red Guards
Communist Party
Fiat
Turin
Soviet Union
London School of Economics
United States
America
Russia
China
Peking
Reporter Fired In West Virginia Capitol Row
Arch Moore pressured UPI to reassign veteran capitol reporter Fanny Seiler who resigned in protest after repeatedly clashing with the governor. Moore’s administration faced scrutiny over a tax purchase scandal and funds spent on flowers. UPI replaced Seiler with public relations staffer John Scott, after bureau chief Bob Welling met with the governor to discuss the situation.
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Washington
Arch Moore
West Virginia
United Press International
Fanny Seiler
UPI
Moore
Capitol
Miss Seiler
Charleston
Norm Yost
Pittsburgh
Bob Welling
Welling
Statehouse
John Scott
Brit Hume
Cat food debate heads to Cornell closed meeting
The top experts on cat diseases will meet at Cornell University to discuss whether dry cat rations may raise the risk of feline cystitis. Veterinarians worry about a link, while producers argue data are inconclusive and research continues.
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Welling
Miss Seiler
Statehouse
Moore
Scott
State Capitol
Arch
UPI
West Virginia
Charleston Gazette
Cornell University
Ralston Purina
Ithaca
James Corbin
St. Louis
Corbin
Food and Drug Cat Only Benes Threcomecies Department
Federal Trade Commission
North Carolina senior high furniture courses pilot in Thomasville and Hickory
A three year vocational furniture education program begins this fall in Thomasville and Hickory under the State Board of Education. The courses, funded jointly by the state SFMA and local industry, run grades 10 to 12 with a two year early industry survey and a senior year work apprenticeship.
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Thomasville
Hickory
N. C
Furniture Industries
Een
Southern Furniture Manufacturers Association
SFMA
North Carolina
High Point
Guilford Technical Institute
Broyhill
N.C
Associated Press
AP News
High Point Enterprise, Inc
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Weathermen
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Merry
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Fanny
Holt McPherson
Nancy
John Brockmann
Harrison Rucker
Mr. Rucker
Blowing Rock
Judy Culp Wilson
Doug
Maine
Charlie Risch
Civitan Club
Ed Johnson
Civitan News
Charlie
Berry's
High Point Enterprise
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Church
Hush Point
D.a.rawley
C. H. Lockwood
David A. Rawley
Randall B. Terry
Joseph P. Rawley
Joe Brown
C. W. Patterson, JR
W. W. Idol, JR
Richard Teague
Mgr
Vietnam
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