Study Reports Bringing Issues Into Perspective
Three more study reports will be released this week as North Carolina nears a transition in government. The Governor's Study Commission on Vocational Rehabilitation publishes Wednesday morning, the Commission on Economic Development Wednesday afternoon, and the State Constitution Study Commission next Monday morning. The reports outline long and short term goals, costs, and budgeting implications, urging the incoming administration to heed the findings and make necessary funding decisions.
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Study Commission
Governor's Study Commission
Governor's Commission On Economic Development
State Constitution Study Commission
General Assembly
Scott
IRS and Ammo Rules Under New Sun Control Laws
Washington signals the IRS will act as a benevolent uncle in enforcing ammunition sale rules effective today. Rules require stores to keep chronological purchase records and face inspections. age limits are set at 18 for rifles and 21 for handguns with stricter enforcement to keep lethal weapons from dangerous individuals.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Urban Mankind Faces Waste Pollution Rising Threats
Editorial cautions that America’s pollution burden looms large with per person air pollutant totals, vast toxic waste emissions, and growing solid waste crises. It cites mayoral aims, regulatory delays, and varied responses from New York to Chicago, Philadelphia, and San Francisco as cities seek disposal tech amid a grim future warned by authorities.
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America
Charles C. Johnson Jr
Consumer Protection and Environmental Health Service
Warrenton
Belgium
London
Tom Alexander
U.S
San Francisco
Washington, D.C
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Sanitary District
Greater
George R. Stewart
Executive editor business manager circulation manager advertising director
An unidentified newspaper line lists the roles of executive editor business manager circulation manager and advertising director, suggesting a leadership roster or masthead fragment from an early publication. The phrasing indicates editorial and business responsibilities within the paper's staff structure.
Rogers Good Choice as Secretary of State Says Washington Column
The Washington Merry-Go-Round awards William P. Rogers the brass ring for Secretary of State, praising his broad view of human nature and noting his record on justice, anti corruption, and tough handling of antitrust cases. The piece highlights Rogers as loyal to Eisenhower yet capable of independent action and suggests he will navigate Russia, the Near East, and Vietnam with prudence.
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Washington
William P. Rogers
Richard Nixon
Charles Evans Hughes
New York
Henry L. Stimson
Wall Street
Taft
Bill Rogers
Thomas E. Dewey
Truman
Senate
Rogers
Harry Vaughan
White House
John Maragon
Earl Warren
Wild Bill’ Langer
North Dakota
Langer
FBI
Warren
Justice Department
Jimmy Roosevelt
Emanuel Celer
Adams
Sherman Adams
New England
Bernard Goldtine
Federal Trade Commission
Goldfine
Lamar Caudle
Matt Connelly
Ike
Eisenhower
Adam Clayton Powell
Powell
Harlem
Big Jim” Eastland
Miss
Senate Judiciary Committee
Russia
Near East
Vietnam
Horace R. Kornegay
Tobacco Institute
Greensboro
Kornegay
Tobacco Council
Bth
Senator Soaper Says By Bill Vaughan
A wry remark from Senator Soaper, relayed by Bill Vaughan of the North American Newspaper Alliance, in which he jokes his wife can explain global monetary matters but not why her checkbook fails to balance. The quip highlights political humor on finance.
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Bill Vaughan
North American Newspaper Alliance
Old Fashioned Christmas Echoes in Warm Memory
The piece weaves a nostalgic December scene with family visits and carols, then surveys politics and local transit notes. It highlights Horace R. Kornegay’s transition to the Tobacco Institute, Backcountry highway efforts by Joe Hunt, and local civic groups like Civitan raising funds for charity, ending with a note on community spirit.
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Henry van Dyke
North Carolina
New York City
John V. Lindsay
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ING
N.C. Fan
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Associated Press
High Point
N.C
N. C
High Point Ener Prise, Tec
Enterprise
Drew Pearson
American Telephone and Telegraph
Rep
Jack Brooks
Texas
Len Hall
Republican National Committee
Frederick H. Snare Company
Brooks
Republican Committee
Rep. Brooks
Bern
Soaper
Berry's
NEA, Inc
Sonny
Havana
St, Petei
Ood
Ghifernan
Mamma
Papa
Grandpa
Grandma
Grace
Pat Fisher
Buell Critchlow
Westchester Academy
House
Joe Hunt
Joe
Clinton
Old Joe
Bob Scott
Lynwood Smith
Guilford
Civitan
Bill Ervin
N. C. District East Committee
North Carolina’ Association For
Civitans
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