Gas Sales Charges Dropped in Chapel Hill Case
North Carolina Atty. Gen. Robert Morgan dropped legal action against five Chapel Hill stations accused of illegal tie-in gasoline sales. He said new Federal Energy Office rules made further injunctive relief unnecessary. One owner called it a moral victory and political theater supporting Morgan's Senate bid.
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Chapel Hill
North Carolina
Atty
Robert Morgan
Morgan
Orange County
Federal Energy Office
John Hamilton
Hamilton
U.S. Senate
North Carolina Senate Okays State Equal Rights Amendment
The NC Senate approved a state equal rights amendment for women by a 45 to 2 vote, sending it to the House to clear the path to a November referendum. Sponsor Sen. Michael Mullins switched against the federal ERA last year, while Sen. Charles Deane opposed the measure citing potential federal impact. The bill would ban sex discrimination and expand constitutional protections. Other action included audited occupational licensing boards and a 10 percent cost of living raise for permanent state employees and school bus drivers.
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Raleigh
N.C
North Carolina
Senate
House
Michael Mullins
Mecklenburg
Mullins
Charles B. Deane
Richmond
Deane
General Assembly
W. S. Harris Jr
Dlamance
Scott Denounces Firing Jaworski in Watergate Debate
Senate Republican Leader Hugh Scott said he would be flatly against firing special Watergate prosecutor Leon Jaworski even as Jaworski reported Nixon withheld tapes and documents. White House Watergate counsel James D. St Clair defended the tapes and vowed a probe if needed. Separate state action sought $137.8 million for salary increases and $4.9 million for the Board of Education to cover rising fuel and power costs in 1974 75.
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Washington
Leon Jaworski
Senate
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
White House
Jaworski
Senate Judiciary Committee
Nixon
Archibald Cox
Elliot L. Richardson
William Ruckelshaus
Scott
James D. St. Clair
Department of Justice
Grand Jury
St. Clair
Public TV stations to pay for national programs under PBS plan
The PBS board aims to vote by early April on a reform that would shift costs for national shows to member stations. The plan would cap CPB funding at two years, forcing stations to fund still airing programs like Sesame Street and Firing Line beyond that limit, promoting local support and programming initiatives.
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The
Public Broadcasting Service
PBS
Hartford N. Gunn Jr
Gunn
Corporation For Public Broadcasting
CPB
Henry Loomis
Ford Foundaton
Public TV
TV SCHEDULE FRIDAY NIGHT LISTINGS
Greensboro and Charlotte stations present a full prime time lineup from News at six through Tonight with ABCNews and regional programming including Observing Eye and Scene Tonight. Major network shows Maude Hawaii Five-O Adam-12 and Marcus Welby anchor the evening with late news and movies to close.
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ABC News
Afternoon TV Schedule Listing Fragment
A fragmented daytime lineup shows a long broadcast grid with show titles, times, and channel markers. Notable entries include Happy Days, American Music Awards, Romper Room, Captain Kangaroo, The Jokers Wild, Jeopardy, The Brady Bunch, Young and Restless, As The World Turns, and Days of Our Lives across late morning to afternoon slots.
TV Schedule Highlights and Afternoon Lineup
A readable listing shows afternoon into early evening TV, including The Doctors at 3:00 P.M. and General Hospital and Another World at 3:30 P.M. followed by classic games and soaps such as Match Game and One Life To Live. Evening blocks feature Gilligan's Island, The Munsters, Gomer Pyle, I Dream Of Jeannie, The Beverly Hillbillies, Andy Griffith, Bonanza, Dragnet, News, Truth or Consequences, and Whats My Line.
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Gomer Pyle
Jeannie
Lucy
Electric Company
Capsule Film And TV Lineup For Evening Programs
A digest of tonight’s TV listings includes Wait Till Your Father Gets Home with artist invited to paint Alice, 12 to tell the truth quiz show, Happy Days episode The Deadly Dares, Adam-12 Sun burn case, Hawaii Five-O kidnapping and robbery, American Music Awards Hollywood honors, Mystery Movie Fly Me If You Can Find Me with Banacek, Shaft murder plot, Marcus Welby The Latch Key Child, Late Movie The Desperados, ABC Entertainment Pursuit political thriller.
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Alice
Boyle
Irman
Barbara Quinn
Lucien Guilbert
George Peppard
Banacek
Sterling Hayden
Shaft
Marcus Welby
Steven Kiley
June Sellers
Joshua
Vince Edwards
Jack Palance
George Maharis
ABC Entertainment
Ben Gazzara
E.G. Marshall
William Windom
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Young and Restless
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Search For Tomorrow
All My Children
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General Hospital
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