Moynihan Says U S Stood Up To Foes At U N
Daniel Patrick Moynihan, outgoing U N ambassador, says the United States has fought back from the shoulder, not the hip, amid hostile attacks. He cites Idi Amin and Zionism debates, defending his stance and denying regrets.
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Harrington to resign as North Carolina secretary of resources
James E. Harrington, 48, will quit his $35.38 yearly post as North Carolina secretary of natural and economic resources to start a private real estate management and land development company. He notified Gov. Holshouser and Teller Jan 26, effective February. Harrington has led the department since January 1973 and will remain in Raleigh.
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James E. Harrington
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Jim Holshouser
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Jim Holfhouser
Finally Wins Employment Blind Teacher in Indiana
Linda Garshwiler, 23, will teach English literature and grammar to seventh and eighth graders at Justice Junior High School Marion after a federal lawsuit against the Marion school system over discrimination against the blind. The National Federation for the Blind supported her bid, and an out of court settlement secured the position and wages. Indiana and national advocates applaud the historic achievement as a potential breakthrough for blind educators.
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Linda Garshwiler
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National Federation For the Blind
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NCNB Halts Art Purchases Amid Slow Economy
NCNB will suspend its art-purchase program after accumulating over 2,000 works valued around 1 million. The collection mainly features pieces by artists from North Carolina and nearby Southeastern states.
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North Carolina National Bank
North Carolina
Moynihan Warns on UN General Assembly Power
Moynihan says the U.N. charter limits the General Assembly to a conference with recommendations, while real power rests in the Security Council with treaty powers. He warns that if GA thinking enters the Security Council it would be a disaster for world order.
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Security Council
Moynihan
Ray Pleads For New Trial In King Case
In Cincinnati AP report James Earl Ray says he had to plead guilty to the 1968 killing of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr to avoid being handed to a public defender. His lawyer James Lesar says Ray felt framed and sought a later trial, while Foreman’s role is described as minimal and the case as unique and bizarre.
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James Earl Ray
Martin Luther King
James Lesar
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U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Ray
Percy Foreman
Public Defender's Office
Foreman
Wiliam Haynes Jr
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