State agencies seek $2 million supplemental budget hike
North Carolina officials urged the General Assembly to approve about 2.02 million dollars in supplemental funding for the next year. The largest item is a one million dollar request from the Department of Water Resources to aid small communities financing sewage plants. Additional requests cover ground water planning staff, hurricane protection maintenance, forest fire control, soil and water conservation, recreation, and a Brevard Music Center grant.
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Noel Yancey
Associated Press
Raleigh
North Carolina Department of Water Resources
General Assembly
Joint Appropriations Committee
Dan Moore
Advisory Budget Commission
Water Resources’ Department
Ground Water
Carolina
Wrightsville
Ocracoke Island
Department of Conservation and Development
Governor and Budget Commission
Forestry Division
J. W
Willie) York
State Board of Conservation and Development
State Soil and Water Conservation Committee
State Recreation Commission
Brevard Music Center
Night In Vietnam Zone C Charlie Company At LZ Ambush
Soldiers of Charlie Company endure a tense helicopter pickup and a hot LZ near Zone C in Vietnam. Mortars, snipers, and B 52 bombing intersperse with bunkered digging, chatter, and weary humor as night falls and dawn brings more bombardment.
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Charlie Company
Cambodia
Hanoi
Larry
Charlie
Wichert
Kenneth Caine
Buffalo
N.Y
Caine
Pfc
Wayne Bachelor
Brazil
Ind
William Alderson
Sioux City
Towa
Bachelor
Ivan Ives
Cut Bank
Mont
Jackson Says Hanoi Can Stop Raids
Sen. Henry M. Jackson told in a prepared Senate speech that Hanoi can halt U.S. bombing of North Vietnam at any moment if it halts the movement of men and supplies into the South. He urged early Senate passage of a 4.5 billion military authorization as part of Johnson’s 12.2 billion request for Southeast Asia war funding.
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Washington
Henry M. Jackson
Hanoi
U.S
North Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh
Jackson
Johnson
House Leaders Back Powell Seating with Censure and Fine
House leaders from both parties support the select committee’s plan to seat Adam Clayton Powell but censure him and levy a 40 000 penalty. Powell, silent at his Bahamian retreat, faces potential oath denial and a possible special election if he refuses. Civil action to recover misused funds may follow from Justice, as lawmakers weigh the unprecedented sanction.
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Carl P. Leabsdorf
House
House Washington
Gerald R. Ford
John W. McCormack
Adam Clayton Powell
Powell
Corrine A. Huff
Capitol
McCormack
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
Claude D. Pepper
D-Fla
John Conyers Jr
D-Mich
Bimini
Bate
Arch A. Moore
Rw.va
Justice Department
Department of Justice
Roy Roberts Kansas City Newsman Dies at 79
Roy Roberts longtime Kansas City Star reporter editor and board chairman died Thursday night at 79. He led the Star as board chairman after a career as editor and president and entered St Luke's Hospital last November 13 in critical heart trouble.
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Kansas City
Roy Roberts
Kansas City Star
Usas City Star
the Star
St.Luke’s Hospital
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