Free aerial ambulance service expands to 19 states
The United States government will permanently expand the free military helicopter ambulance program MAST to 19 states from the five western states where it began in 1970. Army and Air Force crews have flown 915 patients on 704 mercy flights, aiding rural accident victims within 100 miles of participating bases.
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Robert A. Dobkin
Washington
Army
Air Force
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Departments of Transportation, Defense and Health, Education and Welfare
Pentagon
Transportation Department
Duncan Seeks Democratic Nomination For Insurance Commissioner
Cecil Duncan of Charlotte announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination to succeed Edwin Lanier as insurance commissioner. Duncan, a former deputy insurance commissioner who resigned in 1958 to join American Bankers Insurance Co, joins rivals including State Rep. John Ingram Asheboro George Belk Greensboro George Cherry Raleigh and Rus si Secrest a former insurance official.
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Edwin Lanier
John Ingram
Asheboro
George Belk
Greensboro
Raleigh
George Cherry
Russi] Secrest
Insurance Department
Scott Prevails with Double Digit Gains in Training Funds
Gov. Bob Scott announced North Carolina has boosted job training appropriations by more than 100 percent. The plan raises over 135 percent for the community college system and more than 101 percent for vocational education in public schools. He spoke to industrial developers and college presidents about keeping pace in vocational education and attracting industry. The governor said training helped employ people once viewed as unemployable.
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Fayetteville
N.C
Bob Scott
North Carolina
Scott
Sowers Sees Scarce Funds for NC Campaigns
Raleigh AP Roy Sowers Jr says an IRS probe into 1968 campaign financing in North Carolina clouds candidates and contributors. He notes fundraising is hard as donors hesitate and urges reform of the Corrupt Practices Act while revealing a personal $150000 loan and seeking broad public contributions.
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Raleigh
Roy Sowers Jr
Internal Revenue Service
North Carolina
Sowers
IRS
Federal Panel Approves North Carolina Redistricting Plan
A three judge federal panel ruled NC congressional redistricting constitutional, saying the 1971 plan by the General Assembly was in good faith and within acceptable disparity levels amid recent Supreme Court rulings. Renn Drum Jr. of Winston Salem challenged the plan, noting four alternative maps were rejected.
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Greensboro
North Carolina
General Assembly
U.S. Supreme Court
Renn Drum Jr
Winston- Salem
Southeast South Carolina feels mild earth tremor
The tremor centered near Bowman in Orangeburg County rattled the southeastern half of the state for about five seconds, with a seven minute seismograph trace. No damage was reported, and felt areas included Aiken to McClellanville while officials noted no destruction.
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Orangeburg
Woodstock
Columbia
Charleston
St. Louis
Blacksburg
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Gilbert Bollinger
VPI
Aiken
Winnsboro
Bamberg
Moncks Corner
Holly Hill
Newberry
Whitmire
McClellanville
Julian Boland
Shirley Chisholm to Visit State University
Rep. Shirley Chisholm the nation's first Black congresswoman will campaign in North Carolina State University at Erdaul Cloyd Union ballroom at 10 a.m. Monday under the NCSU Union Lectures Board sponsorship.
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Raleigh
Shirley Chisholm
D-N.y
North Carolina State University
Chisholm
Ncsu Union Lectures Board
Davis Steps In as Hannibal Heyes in Alias Smith and Jones
Roger Davis replaces the late Pete Duel in ABCs Alias Smith and Jones with a light comic touch and jaunty delivery. The fall of the series is uncertain as ratings lag behind Flip Wilson Show and other NBC CBS and ABC rivals. A separate program China: An Open Door will air on 125 stations narrated by John Roderick, produced by Mizlou and AP.
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Cynthia Lowry
NEW York
Roger Davis
Pete Duel
Hannibal Heyes
ABC
Maverick
Smith and Jones
Flip Wilson
China
Great Wall
Nixon
John Roderick
Associated Press
Orient
Roderick
Mizlou
Evening TV Schedule Highlights and Lineup Notes
Television guide page lists prime time and late shows from 7:30 P.M. to 11:30 P.M. including Andy Griffith The Brady Bunch Sanford and Son Room 222 The Odd Couple Love American Style Nightbeat News and Winter Olympics coverage. Program order varies by channel with multiple news and entertainment options.
TV Schedule Snapshot with Daytime and Evening Lineup
A TV grid lists morning to prime time programs including Tom and Jerry Abbott and Costello Scooby Doo Harlem Globetrotters Bewitched Jetsons Sabrina The Teenage Witch Josie and The Pussycats The Monkees Johnny Quest Mr. Wizard The Bugaloos Archies Lidsville Sabrina The Teenage Witch The Jetsons and more with basketball wrestling and variety shows noted throughout the day.
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Josie and the Pussycats
Johnny Quest
Iohid Mr. Wizard
Lancelot Link
TV Tonight: Evening Programs and Highlights
Capsule listings show Steve Rossi as guest on Beat the Clock and Mayberry RFD features Cousin Alice returning after 20 years in the Army to work for a widow and her son. Other items include Green Acres Oliver’s wheat plan, O’Hara with Jessica Tandy, Brady Bunch Partridge Family happenings, XI Olympics highlights, CBS Movie The Glass House, Room 222 lawsuit, Odd Couple Japanese meal venture, Love American Style trio of episodes, and Don Rickles reacting to a wrecked sports car.
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Mayberry
RFD
Alice
Sam
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