Surplus Of Teachers By 1980 Is Forecast
The U S Bureau of Labor Statistics projects a significant surplus of elementary and secondary teachers by 1980. Projections show about 200000 new teachers yearly through 1980, with entry demand around 350000 annually, driven by falling birth rates and many college graduates, especially women.
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Atlanta
Washington
United
United States
U.S. Department of Labor
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Brunswick A. Bagdon
Bureau
Bagdon
Sassos Ae Sts
Price elected head of North Carolina AP News Council
Woodrow Price, News and Observer Raleigh, was elected president of the North Carolina AP News Council at its winter meeting in Winston-Salem. He succeeds Irwin Smallwood of the Greensboro Daily News. Darrell Sifford and Jal Ausband were named first and second vice presidents, with Luther Thigpen as third vice president. Carl Bell serves as secretary-treasurer. Top writing awards went to A. Howard White and Jim Lasley of Burlington Times-News for morning and Lewisley for afternoon categories.
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Winston-Salem
Woodrow Price
News and Observer
Raleigh
North Carolina Associated Press News Council
Irwin Smallwood
Greensboro Daily News
Darrell Sifford
Charlotte News
Jal Ausband
Shelby Daily Star
Luther Thigpen
Asheville Citizen-Times
Presient
Carl Bell
AP Charlotte
Burlington
AP News Council
Council
A. Howard White
Burlington Times- News
Jim Lasley
Times-News
White
Lewisley
AP State Wire
Bill Stancil
Rocky Mount Telegram
Lewis Green
Asheville
Vietnam Bound Plane Makes Safe Anchorage Landing
An Anchorage bound Capitol International Airways plane carrying 219 Vietnam bound servicemen landed safely after a faulty switch gave the impression of a landing gear problem. The crew circled for about 40 minutes while pilots confirmed the gear was functioning. The incident followed a Capitol charter crash at Anchorage a week earlier that killed 46 servicemen and a stewardess.
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Alaska
Capitol International Airways
Anchorage International
Capitol
Ling
Three Killed On Highways In North Carolina
The State Highway Patrol reports at least three people died in weekend traffic accidents in North Carolina raising the year’s toll to 1,577. An 18 year old Shallotte passenger Mitchell Ezell Bell died when a speeding car he rode in wrecked at Shallotte. Charles K. Robertson 17 of Madison died near Mayodan in Rockingham County when a speeding car went off the road and threw him out.
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State Highway Patrol
North Carolina
Shallotte
Mitchell Ezell Bell
Shallottee
Charles K. Robertson
Madison
Mayodan
Rockingham County
Hope Mansion restoration highlighted by governor
Governor Bob Scott praised North Carolinians for valuing heritage at a luncheon marking the restoration of Hope Mansion, the 164 year old Bertie County plantation home of former Gov David Stone. About 115000 has been spent on Hope Plantation, funded by foundations private citizens and the state. The Samuel Cox house caretakers’ residence was dedicated at the event.
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N.C
Bob Scott
Scott
Hope Mansion
Bertie County
Tar Heel
David Stone
Hope
North Carolina
Stone
Hope Plantation
Samuel Cox
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