Dissident Democrats in Gardner Support Network Revealed
Readers review a letter alleging that dissident Democrats who switched to the Republican Party helped Jim Gardner’s bid for governor. The writer accuses party leaders of misused funds and calls for transparency about money, funds, and responsible parties while urging public discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Gardner
Republican Party
Gardner
Man Broyhill
Frances Rogers
Sim Delappe
National Committee
Disgust with Oak Wood Memorial Park cemetery condition
A reader letters critique Oakwood Memorial Park in High Tots City noting bare graves, weeds, eroding soil, and washed gullies on the hillside. The writer cites unsafe driveways and calls for improved perpetual upkeep for veterans and families who purchased plots.
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Montheu
Montlieu
Oakwood Memorial Park
Police Lodge Granted State Liquor License in Jackson
Jackson police receive the first state liquor license for a police lodge under a new law. The Fraternal Order of Police was approved after a statute change aimed at police groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson, Mich
Jackson
Jackson Fraternal Order of Police
Apollo Lunar Module launch delayed three days
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP the maiden launch of the Apollo Lunar Module is delayed at least three days to Jan 21 due to minor fueling problems. No official NASA statement before fueling completion is expected. The first lunar module will test engines in earth orbit before moon landing attempts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Kennedy
Fla
National Aeronautics and Administra- Spacetion
Postmasters Cry for Stamps as Rates Rise Nationwide
Postmasters across the country report stamp shortages after the new six cent first class and 10 cent air mail rates took effect. Supplies run low outside major cities, with penny stamps scarce and rationing in effect in several offices.
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New York
Associated Press
Denver
Enid
Okla
Norton
Kan
Warren
Ohio
Youngstown
New York City
San Francisco
Boston
Baltimore
Lawrence O’brien
Post Office
O'Brien
Gress
State school boards urged to levy taxes for quality education
A subcommittee member Dr. Herbert Wey urged granting local school boards power to levy taxes to fund quality education in North Carolina. Wey noted the state is among those not allowing boards to tax. The panel also favored consolidating city units into county units and encouraging mergers in small counties.
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Raleigh
Herbert Wey
School of Education
University of Miami
Commission
Wey
Appalachian State University
North Carolina
Jerome H. Melton
Former Whiz Kid Coed Wins Divorce in Miami
In Miami Circuit Court Judge Willard Herin granted Mary Jane Farrell a favorable countersuit and custody of their 5 year old daughter Kathleen. The trial ended quietly after allegations of adulterous acts were irrelevant to the mental cruelty case.
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Miami, Fla
Mary Jane
Walter Farrell
Coed
Farrell
Kathleen
Herin
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