Black students oppose HEW desegregation quotas for colleges
A Fayetteville AP report says the National Organization of Black University and College Students urged HEW to drop quotas intended to raise white enrollment at black schools in six Southern states. The letter, signed by about 20 Fayetteville State University students, argues quotas would deprive black students of opportunities. It notes UNC board rejection of HEW guidelines and calls for state 해결.
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VEW Refuses to Admit Women for Eighth Straight Year
In Minneapolis the Veterans of Foreign Wars again blocks women from membership despite bylaws changes and federal pressure. Leaders defend the stance, with ex Commander James Van Zandt and Michigan delegate Floyd Fowler voicing firm opposition to female admission.
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CP&L Rate Hike Reviewed by New Utilities Panel
The North Carolina Utilities Commission reviews an 11 percent rate hike granted to Carolina Power & Light Co in June. The $44 million annual increase followed a 15 percent request to cover nuclear unit costs at Southport. Hearings occurred in July and the chair, Robert K Roger, said a decision on revoking the raise would come within ten days.
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Bell Executive Gets Court-Picked Lawyer
Charlotte AP A court appointed attorney was named to represent former Southern Bell executive John J. Ryan who pled innocent to fraud and conspiracy charges. Ryan said he could not afford a private lawyer and his pension is assigned to support former wife and four children. The case, handed to the Mecklenburg County Public Defender, also involves Bell President L E Rast and other executives with trial set for late January or February. a federal probe into an alleged political slush fund produced no indictments.
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North and South Carolina Weather Forecast Update
Weather outlook cooler with mostly sunny skies today highs in the 70s to 80s. Tonight partly cloudy with lows in the 60s. Rain chances stay low, with a 20 percent Friday for South and North Carolina. Weekend prospects include partly cloudy skies and showers in both states.
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