Rouse Renews Attack On Gov Holshouser In NC
Former North Carolina GOP chairman Frank Rouse charged Governor Holshouser has shifted toward future office aims and could push the party toward a third coalition with conservative Democrats. He warned of a potential national ticket with Reagan and Wallace and described a growing Republican underground seeking the party’s past conservative strength.
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Kinston
N.C
Frank Rouse
Jim Holshouser
U.S
Rouse
Holfhouser
North Carolina
Ronald Reagan
California
Alabama
George Wallace
Hargrove
Holshouser
Gene Anderson
Bowles
Greensboro
Republican Party
James E. Holfhouser Jr
U.S. Senate
Democratic Party
Republic Party
Licensing Dam FPC Requested To Lift Order
The Federal Power Commission is urged to cancel its 50 year license for the Appalachian Power Co hydroelectric project on the New River in southwestern Virginia. North Carolina warns impoundment would flood farms in Ashe and Alleghany counties and harm a free flowing stream. A six to nine month delay of the licensing date is sought to study endangered species and consider state administered river designation. Potential federal court rulings in NC suits may come by month’s end or early February.
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Nathaniel P. Reed
Interior Department
Wildlife and Parks
Reed
Nassikas
New River
North Carolina
Virginia
West Virginia
Raleigh
Jim Holfhouser
Department of the Interior
Rogers Morton
N. C
Congress
FPC
Earl Ruth Named Governor of American Samoa
Earl Ruth of Salisbury a Republican and former North Carolina congressman is reported appointed to the 45000 per year governor post of American Samoa by Interior Secretary Rogers Morton. The job requires no White House action or Senate confirmation. Ruth, 60, formerly coached basketball at Catawba College in Salisbury.
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Charlotte
Earl Ruth
Salisbury
North Carolina
American Samoa
Rogers Morton
Secretary of the Interior
White House
Senate
Charlotte Observer
Ruth
Catawba College
Interior Department
Bill Heffner
South Pacific
United States
Real estate course at Wake Forest enters 11th run
Wake Forest University will offer its 11th real estate course starting Monday January 27 taught by law professor James A. Webster Jr. and local realtors. The 14 session, 42 hour program runs twice weekly 7 to 10 pm at the Babcock School Building and awards a completion certificate plus eligibility for broker and salesman exams.
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Center For Management Development
Wake Forest University
James A. Webster Jr
Wake Forest
Don Britt
Douglas Long
Winston- Salem Realtors
Leonard Craver
Lexington Realtor
Jack Ferner
Babcock School
North Carolina Real Estate Licensing Board
Date palm fruit production described
The date tree bears fruit in clusters from a thick crown of large pinnate leaves. In a single season a tree yields from 300 to 500 pounds of fruit.
Cambodian battle reported near Neak Luong by AP
Government forces claim 173 Khmer Rouge insurgents killed in a string of attacks around Neak Luong on the Mekong, while troops seize war materials and reinforce the besieged town. Civilian casualties from Khmer Rouge shelling are estimated at 50 dead and 200 wounded as refugees flood into the area.
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Chhay Born
Lay
Associated Press
Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Khmer Rouge
Neak Luong
Mekong
Saigon
South Vietnam
Tay Ninh
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Tay Ninh City
Laos
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