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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1974
Page
7
Democratic Senate candidate Robert Morgan says amnesty issues should be decided by the judicial and executive branches, not Congress. He favors courts and the Defense Department determining the fate of draft resisters and deserters on a case by case basis.
U S Attorney George Beall apologized to University of North Carolina professor Vermont C. Royster for using his material without attribution in a speech to the American Bar Association. Royster accepted the explanation but called for an official record correction, noting it was a misstep by a scholar. Beall said the issue was a human error, not deliberate plagiarism. The affair centers on Beall’s August 14 remarks urging discipline for Watergate violators and Royster’s published words used without credit.
Debbia Lee Maly of Denver Colorado won the 1974 Miss American Teen-Ager title from 49 contestants aged 13 to 17 at Miami Beach. She is the first winner from west of the Mississippi in the pageant’s 15 year history, succeeding Janet Reeves of Columbus Ohio. Second place went to Toni Abranovic of Scottsdale Arizona, with a field including Lori Shurman of Columbia South Carolina and Deidre Litt of Chicago. Jocelyn Rondo of Kailua Hawaii won a $1,000 scholarship for Miss Congeniality.
Wilmington AP report outlines fears that designating much of North Carolina coastal areas as AECs would curb growth and harm the economy. Hearings review interim AECs covering outer banks, beaches, wetlands across several counties under the Coastal Area Management Act. Plantation owner Kenneth Sprunt asks Orton Plantation be removed from the AEC list.
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