Guilford leaders split on veterinary school location at A and T
Guilford County commissioners withhold endorsement on locating the proposed School of Veterinary Medicine at A and T State University in Greensboro. Nine of ten Guilford legislators back A and T, contrasting with the board’s deferential stance and broader UNC system governance battles.
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A&t State University
Greensboro
Guilford
Guilford County
North Carolina Central School For the Deaf
Commission
Gaston Faison
Richard Maxwell
Faison
North Carolina
Board of Governors
University of North Carolina
General Assembly
School of Veterinary Medicine
N. C. State
A&t
East Carolina University
Advisory Budget Commission
East Carolina
East Carolina Medical School
Board of Commissioners
Eight Point City Ethics Code Emphasized by Council
The City Council last January adopted a binding eight point ethics code for all current and future officials and employees. It requires impartial administration of laws, no personal influence, impartial hearings, disclosure of conflicts, and rejection of gifts or favors that aim to sway official action. Officials must follow state statutes and City policies, and act in accordance with the Constitution.
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United States
North Carolina
Jews at Christmas Time See Pressures on Jewish Families
The season's sights and sounds leave Jews conflicted as commercialization grows. Rabbi Martin Siggs notes the difficulty for Jewish children amid secular Christmas traditions. Some mix in Santa visits and small trees, while others insist on no celebration at home, arguing Christmas remains a Christian holiday. Rabbi Ronald Sobol calls Christmas inherently Christian and not suited to Jewish home life.
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Martin Siggs
Lawrence
N.Y
Gwen Gibson Sewartz
Barbara Wyden
Santa Claus
Ronald B. Sobol
New York
Congregation
Emanu- el
Washington MERRY-GO-ROUND on anti Israel sentiment
The State and Defense Departments warn that resuming the Middle East war could trigger an Arab oil embargo devastating the U.S. economy. Secret studies say Israel would win militarily but face a financial collapse, needing vast U.S. aid. Talks with Saudi Arabia and possible military options surface as diplomacy eyes a peaceful Sinai settlement.
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Jack Anderson
United Feature Syndicate
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U.S
Pearl Harbor
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Ford
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Vladivostok
Persian Gulf
Gulf
Kuwait
Libya
U.S.S.R
Egypt
Sinai
Brezhnev
Cairo
U.N
Israal
The Edge of Strategic Nuclear Parity Explained
The piece argues SALT II could grant the USSR qualitative and quantitative superiority. It estimates MIRV counts, throw weights, and missile designs, warning that Soviet dominance could influence NATO and European security, and stresses the political risks beside military power.
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U.S
U.S.S.R
Henry Jackson
Salt II
Western
Europe
NATO
Weak Battle Plan in War for Energy Survival
Capital Viewpoint argues President Ford risks delaying hard energy decisions, costing taxpayers 100 to 200 billion over the next decade. It warns deferred actions could trigger a costly all-out program, increases in subsidies, and greater foreign oil dependence, urging decisive, possibly piecemeal steps to boost efficiency, conserve energy, and expand domestic production.
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