University trustees set March meeting on visiting speaker rules
The Consolidated University of North Carolina trustees executive committee will meet on March 8 to study proposed interim rules for visiting speakers at state supported colleges. President William C. Friday suggested rules handling appearances by visiting speakers after a recent court ruling found the Speaker Ban Law unconstitutional.
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Investigative Agency Voted To Cut Welfare Recipients
North Carolina State Board of Public Welfare voted 4-3 to create a separate investigative agency outside the Welfare Department to review welfare rolls. Chairman Howison cast the tie breaking vote while critics called it a slap at the department.
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Buies Creek
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Neil Goodnight
Charlotte
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Mecklenburg Welfare Experiment Authorized
Mecklenburg County can seek 300000 in federal funds to extend welfare benefits to non welfare low income families. The program would run three years and test payments up to 200 dollars monthly to raise self sufficiency. Caswell Wilson and Bertie counties also authorized to pursue federal funds for related programs. A Caswell UNC Chapel Hill joint effort plans a comprehensive medical program to provide health care services to low income families.
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University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill
Drug Clerk Robbed At Bank In Winston-Salem
Black-mustached gunman robbed Eckerd Drug Store employee Jerry Hobbs of 3300 dollars in cash and checks Monday. He forced Hobbs to drive to a rendezvous with an accomplice at the Northwestern Bank branch in Reynolda Manor Shopping Center. Hobbs was released unharmed.
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Eckerd
Jerry Hobbs
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Some People Still Have Conscience
Washington AP reports voluntary contributions to the conscience fund have declined over three years, yet letters reveal still strong moral motives. The fund has accumulated about 2.93 million dollars, but annual receipts now average 20 to 25 thousand, the lowest since before World War II, with a high of 370 thousand in 1950.
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LSD Penalty Plan Questioned as Unenforceable Claim
Rep Tim Lee Carter says a proposal to criminalize LSD possession is absolutely unenforceable citing estimates of up to 1.9 million U S students using the hallucinogen. FDA official James Goddard doubts penalties deter use while administration officials argue tougher laws aid enforcement.
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