Scott Calls It Quits After 16 Senate Years
Hugh Scott, longtime Republican leader and minority head since 1969, resigns reelection bid in 1976 after 33 years in Congress and Senate amid Gulf Oil cash controversy. He plans to campaign for Ford and GOP candidates, citing time for rest and recreation.
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Officer Won't Have To Testify Against Son
Charlotte police Sgt. J N Helms will not testify against his son John Franklin Helms who was arrested for housebreaking and larceny after he went AWOL from the Quantico Marine Base. District Attorney Peter Gilchrist III dropped the charges after discussions with Marine officials, deeming a local disposition better.
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State board approves 20 Year Blueprint for NC community colleges
In Raleigh AP the State Board of Education authorized a commission to draft a two year blueprint for North Carolina community colleges and technical institutes with Lt. Gov. Hunt backing the move. The plan could yield enrollment growth to 2.1 million by 1980-81 if resources rise. A stop gap policy also clarifies a 1965 law amid a crab picking course dispute with Beaufort Tech.
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Hunt
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Community College Committee
Henry Bridges
Washington, D.C
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