Wrong Path To Decision On NC veterinary school
Sen Ralph Scott predicts the General Assembly will fund initial planning for a North Carolina veterinary medicine school, sparking debate over cost and timing. The Advisory Budget Commission cut the item, Gov Holfhouser questions cost, noting NC would spend up to 20 million to build and 4 million yearly to operate, versus sending 50 students abroad. Regional cooperation and regional needs are urged as Southeastern states advance vet education while weighing fiscal impact and state pride.
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Ralph Scott
General Assembly
North Carolina
Advisory Budget Commission
Holfhouser
Scott
N.C
East Carolina Medical School
Southeast
Davidson County Courthouse Politics and the Civil Service Question
The piece surveys partisan turnover since Democrats took office on December 2, noting Republicans displaced and granted extra pay prior to exit. It argues the revolving door harms governance, urges civil service reform, and compares to a 1966 turnover. It questions voters’ tolerance for constant payroll reshuffles and partisan interference in county operations.
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Davidson
Davidson County
Fred Sink
Jimmy Warner
Register of Deeds
Baren Craven
Trade Talks Through Time and the Tokyo Round
The piece traces multilateral trade efforts from the Kennedy Round to the upcoming Tokyo Round, noting U S legislative delays under the Trade Expansion Act of 1962 and the 1974 act. It contrasts postwar GATT cooperation with interwar protectionism, citing Hawley Smoot and the Reciprocal Trade Agreements Act of 1934, and warns Congress oversight may slow tariff reductions.
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Kennedy
Tokyo
GATT
Congress
United States
U.S
Ford
Wilson
Hawley-Smoot
Roosevelt
Geneva
America
Budgeting Keys in Holshouser Budget Message
Gov. Jim Holshouser omits two costly fights in a budget message: a proposed East Carolina University medical school and a veterinary school at NCSU. He opposes NCSU’s veterinary bid and suggests training veterinarians with a regional program under Georgia, Florida and Tennessee.
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North Carolina
Jim Holshouser
East Carolina University
N.C. State
N.C
Georgia
Florida
Tennessee
East Carolina
Chapel Hill
Duke
Bowman Gray
ECU
Ford used secret FBI CIA data to attack Justice Douglas
The piece alleges President Nixon and Gerald Ford used covert intelligence from FBI and CIA files to push impeachment hearings against Justice William Douglas. It cites 1956 to 1964 Dominican Republic related material and claims Will Wilson, John Mitchell, and others disseminated tainted background. It also critiques government snooping and lists sensational FBI reports on public figures.
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Washington
Gerald Ford
Supreme Court
William C. Douglas
Ford
FBI
CIA
House
Nixon
Douglas
John Mitchell
Mitchell
Asst
Will Wilson
U.S
United States
Dominican Republic
Juan Bosch
Wilson
High Justice Department
Austin
Tex
Criminal Division
Justice Department
Time Magazine
Secret Service
Congress
Ziegler Speech Ban at Boston U Highlights Free Speech Clash
The Boston University dispute over paying Ronald Ziegler to speak on Use and Abuse of Power exposes double moral standards in campus governance. Dean and faculty oppose the $2,700 fee and disinvite, sparking debate on liberal principles and student rights versus institutional endorsement.
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Boston University
American Civil Liberties Union
Times
Anthony Lewis
Palestine Liberation Organization
P.L.O
Ronald Ziegler
School of Public Communication
Ziegler
Schoo of Public Communications
America
Nixon
Letter seeking genealogists for Zebulon Hilton family in Salem Indiana
An Indiana resident requests help locating ancestors of great grandfather Zebulon Hilton 1924 1910 buried at Pleasant Grove Methodist Cemetery with wife Clarissa Mendenhall. He lists siblings Susanna Delilah Nancy Lynne James and asks for qualified genealogists to assist for a negotiated fee. W F Hilton 810 N High St Salem Indiana.
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Zebulon Hilton
Pleasant Grove Methodist Cemetery
Clarissa Mendenhall
Zebulon
Susanna
Effries Kennedy
Sabre
Henry Kennedy
Delilah
Silas Peace
Nancy
Lynne
James
A Kennedy Josephus
Letter contrasts leaders and eras in brief critique
Ernest Bogle of 112 Motsinger St writes contrasting views on Franklin D Roosevelt and a former Vietnam era leader. He accuses the latter of aiding AT&T Big Oil and milk interests, vetoing a wage bill, and resigning in disgrace, calling for frank honesty in response.
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Alden L. Hayes
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Vietnam
At&t
Big Oil
Ernest
Bogle
Motsinger St
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Social Security Fund
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Gerald Pinto
Judge
Wallace
Ronald Reagan
HEW
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Pinto Ford
George Wallace
Arthur Burns
Nelse
Chase Manhattan Bank
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N. High
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