Welfare Payments Can't Be Raised Before February
Raleigh AP report shows Solina's social services commissioner Clifton Craig stating welfare payments cannot be increased before February even as counties may be required to match state funds. He describes tense meetings with about 20 welfare recipients and protests outside Capitol Square while a federal suit seeks to restore cuts by leveraging a state and NAACP funding match.
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Raleigh
Nord
Solina
Clifton & Craig
Charlotte
Slgents
Jtulis Chambers
James
Lanting
NAACP
L&i
Sevels
Indthers
Durhami
Mecklenburg
I Craig
Cis
AFDC
Cenig
Idké
Craig
Scott to Summarize First Year in Office
North Carolina official Bob Scott will present a televised review of his first year as revenue commissioner and governor’s administration head. The three day program outlines agency reports from Highways to Civil Conservation, with leaders from multiple state departments delivering summaries.
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Scott
Industry Commission
ABC Board
Adjutant General and Juvenilé Correction
North Carolina
Frecast
Scout
Housing Corporation Continues To Operate
North Carolina officials defend the Housing Corporation as still functioning to finance low cost housing. Judge Bailey ruled the entity lawful, with the General Assembly backing up to 200 million in revenue bonds and a $5000000 appropriation. State attorneys say private lenders alone cannot meet the housing needs of lower income residents.
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Eagles
North Carola
General Assembly
Housing Corporation
Protest Planned for Marie Hill in North Carolina
A diverse coalition met in Raleigh to plan a January 8 protest for Marie Hill a 16 year old Negro girl sentenced to die in the gas chamber They aim to attract up to 10000 protesters from across the state and invite Dr Martin Luther King Jr to speak The march from Memorial Auditorium to the State Capitol may include a meeting with Gov Bob Scott The plan is coordinated by Golden Frinks and Nathan Garrett spokesman for the Durham based Foundation for Community Development The Hill case involves a Rocky Mount family and the murder of a storekeeper in Edgecombe County.
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Ing
Raleigh
Marie Hill
North Carolina
U. S
Div
Nathan Garrett
Durham
Foundation For Commounity Development
Garrett
Golden Frinks
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Miss Hill
Rocky Mount
Edgecomba Cotty Superior Court
Asheville School Plan Is Accepted
U S District Judge Woodrow W Jones accepted a desegregation plan by Asheville city schools closing three elementary schools two of which are black and reassigning pupils to other schools to achieve racial balance. The 1986 suit by parents prompted the plan and the judge said desegregation must be accomplished immediately per recent Supreme Court guidance.
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Asheville
U. S
Woodrow W. Jones
Listo
Dollés
U. S. St
Christmas Celebrations Prepared in Bethlehem Amidsecurity
The Associated Press reports Bethlehem prepares for Christmas as pilgrims gather and Israeli security agents reinforce the city. One observer notes heightened activity while police remain on duty aboard the Pueblo as crews plan to return home after months in captivity.
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Associated Press
Bethlehem
Istheraeli
Fhe
Power Of Industrial Giants Under Federal Scrutiny
Government antitrust officials study how to curb entrenched industrial giants. McLaren, head of mergers and acquisitions, warns of disruption to the economy if large conglomerates are attacked too aggressively. He notes the need to examine policy and market conditions before drastic action.
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William Barton
Associated Press
Washington
Dew
Get
Richard W
McLaren
Vicbaratt
Lyndot B. Whosoh
Parket
Felt
Soliton
Hlet
Sion
Iharket
Ecolidtit
McLarein
Ralainpelien
Congressionit
Ranks of Ku Klux Klan Diminished in State
Report notes a dramatic drop in KKK ranks and membership across the state. References mention a 1969 General Assembly act increasing penalties for cross burning and related white supremacist activity. Compare figures to earlier peaks around 13 000 to 14 000, with Jacksonville groups like ROWP emerging.
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General Assembly
Unclear fragment hints at mail, prisoners and spirits
A fragmentary passage mentions mail arriving home and references three American prisoners, seemingly mixed with stray words about spirits. The text is disjointed, with no clear event, date, or identifiable entities to form a coherent news item.
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Ware
Michigan Mayor Is Arraigned In North Carolina Case
Detroit Mayor George Scopas of Harper Woods was arraigned on a North Carolina conspiracy charge. He posted $5,000 bond after appearing before Judge John W. Colindly in Wayne County Common Pleas Court. An innocent plea was entered as Scopas was released pending further legal action.
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Detroit
George Scopas
Harper Woods
Mich
Clit
Redspradtty practice cited in McLaren case prompt
A garbled OCR fragment references a practice by company Aida affecting its customers with a purchase, noted in connection with a McLaren case. The text is unclear but implies a legal or regulatory concern surrounding customer purchase requirements and corporate conduct.
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Company
Aida
Lone
McLaren
Alenged i Lai
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