Governor's NC Pay Question Mentioned in Inquiry
A reader asks about the governor of North Carolina’s pay, stating a figure of 35000 dollars. The inquiry appears in a fragmented note attributed to the Enterprise and ACTION LINE.
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23 Dec 1969
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High Point Enterprise in High Point, North Carolina
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1969
Page
1
Complex family tree puzzle and social services contact note
A fragmented letter references welfare guidance for mothers and children, urging contact with the Department of Social Services at 883-7136. It also discusses genetic kinship terms like first to third cousins, notes errors in a solution, and humorously vows to disinherit third cousins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Services
Hood
Mary
J.S
Congress Passes Tax Reform Bill
Washington AP reports the tax reform bill cleared the Senate and House, heading to President Nixon for signature. The package totals about 9.1 billion in tax cuts offset by 6.5 billion in revenue, with debates over civil rights provisions and spending authority unresolved as Congress adjourns for Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congressional
House
Mately
Senate
Philadelphia
Nixon
Congress
Aoveto
Spiro T. “Ae Nen
Capitol
Eltier’ B. Staats
John M. Mitchell
Soviet Party Issues Revised Doctrines in 13,000-Word Theses
The Soviet Communist Party published its new theses, a sweeping restatement of policy spanning 13,000 words and three pages in major newspapers. It tightens foreign policy language, lightly critiques Czechoslovakia’s liberal period, names the United States and West Germany in milder terms, and endorses peaceful coexistence with broad room for armed struggle by oppressed peoples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Kremlin
China
Czechoslovakia
United States
West Germany
Urgent appeal to governors to save welfare benefits
An editorial urges readers to write to Governor Robert Scott of Raleigh asking him to take steps to prevent welfare benefits for the poor from being cut next year. It notes 124,000 affected, many children and mothers, and calls for action or a special session of the General Assembly to restore or protect payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Scott
Raleigh
General Assembly
Scott
North Carolina
Welfare recipients protest 20 percent North Carolina cut
A Raleigh welfare rally planned with Clifton Craig to oppose a 20 per cent reduction in welfare payments. Durham activists also planned a march to Raleigh. Gov. Scott sought extra state funds and urged counties to cover the state share, noting the three way federal state and county partnership. Guilford County social services staff protested the cuts with a letter to Scott calling the action regressive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Clifton Craig
North Carolina
Durham
Patricia “Rogers
Bob Scott
Scott
Guilford County
Is Federal School Law Easy On The North 2
Washington AP officials in the Nixon administration largely agree with southern critics that federal law does too little about northern and western school segregation. Leon Panetta notes the idea of de facto versus de jure segregation, urging federal action while acknowledging residential patterns often drive segregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nixon
Boundary of School Districts Sparks Segregation Debate
Panetta questions which came first the race based schooling or school boundaries as HEW Secretary Finch notes Sen. Stennis argues federal law condemns segregation in the South while not addressing de facto segregation in the North and West. Finch says the Supreme Court focuses on de jure segregation and would consider de facto segregation illegal only if government action follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panetta
Robert H. Finch
John. Stennis
D-Miss
Supreme Court
Finch
Man seeks 115000 from Supreme Court over candy theft
Stephen Dennison, 60, an unemployed janitor from Glens Falls New York, appeals to the Supreme Court for 115000 arguing compensation for four years in prison after stealing five dollars worth of chocolate bars and marshmallows. Courts previously set aside the award, citing mental deficiency and lack of liability by the state. Dennison spent 34 years in reformatories and state hospitals before release in 1960.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington (Ap
Stephen Dennison
Supreme Court
New York
Dennison
Reformatory
Salem
N.Y
Elmira Reformatory
Naponach
Dannemora State Hospital
George
Giens Falls
Also Mentioned on This Page
North ‘Carolina
Ion
St. Hort Lothatio
Jaret
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Department of Labor
Mike Mansfield
Belf
Soviet Communist Party
Mits
Tive
Main
Redgon
Leon E. Panetta
Office For Civil Rights
South
Glens Falls
2 Claims Court
Stephen. Denison
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