Dollar shadow over North Carolina legislature in 1975 outlook
Editorial correspondence notes the looming budgetary threat shaped like a dollar sign over state finances. Expected pressures include restoring annual sessions, wary tax reform, university funding battles, and powerful political maneuvering as lawmakers weigh higher education priorities and state programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
North Carolina
Herbert Hyde
Asheville
General Assembly
Hyde
Assembly
Guilford
McNeill Smith
Smith
UNC
James Wilde
Rep. Hyde
University of North Carolina Board of Governors
Eastern Carolina University Medical School
William Friday
Board of Governors
N. C. State University
A. & T. State
Jerry Hancock
Common Cause
Hancock
High Point Leads in Safe Water Production
The Town of High Point showcases progress in delivering good water to residents. Experts monitor water quality and safety, countering fears about chlorine and disease risk with ongoing attention to treatment and filtration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Omeone
PROJECTING THE NEWS Beleaguered Bangladesh
Gore Vidal analyzes Bangladesh on its third independence anniversary, warning of mass famine and social breakdown due to overpopulation and poor governance. He cites population growth, limited agricultural output, flood risks, and corruption, while noting political volatility and regional implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangladesh
Wisconsin
Peter R. Kann
Wall Street Journal
Claire Sterling
Atlantic Monthly
Drew University names Paul Hardin ninth president
Dr. Paul Hardin Jr., former Ford Foundation scholar and ex SMU president, is named the ninth president of Drew University in Madison New Jersey succeeding Dr. Robert F Oxnam. His career includes Duke Law faculty and leadership at Ford funded studies in Edinburgh and Philadelphia as well as published works on justice and evidentiary matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Hardin Jr
Drew University
Madison
N.J
Wofford University
Southern
Paul Hardin
Dallas
SMU
Dr. Hardin
Floyd Mehan
U.S. Industries
South America
International Executives Service
Pereira
Columbia
Bogota
High Point
Horace G. Oderton
Maryfield Nursing Home
Jack
Gloria) Rochelle
Horace Iderton
Dodge
Alderton
Carey Iderton
Justice Department
Andy Bigson
Pentagon
Ford
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
John Powell
Lordly Powell
Nixon
Powell
Tortured Greek Hero to Seek US Medical Help
Maj. Spyridon Moustaklis, 48, famed Greek resistance fighter and torture survivor, will travel to Walter Reed for evaluation after U.S. officials reversed a prior denial. His case drew support from Sen. Ted Kennedy and Greek exiles. the Greek government will cover expenses. The piece also covers GSA chief Harold Trimmer’s affair and ethics controversy, including divorce, alienation of affections suits, and a severed promotion amid criticisms of government waste and accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Korea
United States
Spyridon Moustaklis
U. S
Athens
Moustaklis
Dimitrios Toannidis
Peter Schurr
Greece
Elias Demetracopoulos
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Pentagon
Sen
Ted Kennedy
Dmass
Dinator
GSA
Atlanta
Boston
Chicago
New York City
Lee Riordan
Statler-Hilton
Trimmer
Riordan
Energy crisis debate and energy savings awards clash
A Federal Energy Administration survey questions public belief in an energy crisis while Arthur Burns urges a large gasoline or oil tax. Owens-Corning president Boeschenstein calls for urgent action as energy use remains high and no winners emerge in industrial design at the awards, highlighting a gap between awareness and urgency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Energy Administration
Arthur F. Burns
Federal Reserve Board
Ford
U. S
William Boeschenstein
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp
Boeschenstein
Owens-Corning Energy Conservation
United States
Washington Whirl Brings Rift Inside White House
Bitter squabbling bubbles in the White House backrooms with sharp clashes between staff chief Dom Rumsfeld and adviser Bob Hartmann. Grumbling also targets the President’s chief counsel Phil Buchen over policy and internal clashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Dom Rumsfeld
Ford
Bob Hartmann
Phil Buchen
Senator Soaper Declares Nobel Prize in Ecology
Senator Soaper comments on a Nobel prize in ecology, saying the peace prize previously covered that area and asserting the current achievement reflects their field. The remark highlights bipartisan debate over award scopes and recognition in environmental science.
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Joe Brown
Dacca
S.D. Sharma
Progressive
Sheikh Mujibur Rahman
Pakistan
Gov
Malcolm
Wilson
Albany
Hugh Carey
Gore Vidal
Marcount Wilson
New York
Drew Univ. Presidency
Teel Williams
Memphis
Tenn
John S. Norris
Old Knox
High Point Lions Club
Santa Claus
Jimmy Adams
Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church
First United Methodist Church
Walter Reed
General Services Administration
Lochingar
Harold
Ted” Trimmer
Joan Riordan
National Coor
Senator Soaper
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