Dean To Testify In Chapin Case
John W. Dean III named a major government witness in the watergate prosecution of Dwight L. Chapin. Jaworski seeks Dean testimony while Hugh Scott questions Dean's credibility over Nixon awareness and taped evidence. Chapin faces four counts for lying to a grand jury about Donald Segretti activities.
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Dean
Chapin
Washington
White House
John W. Dean III
Dwight L. Chapin
Leon Jaworski
U.S. District Court
Senate
Hugh Scott
Watergate Committee
Pennsylvania
Scott
Nixon
Donald H. Segretti
Jaworski
United States
Medical School Expansion Bill Introduced in NC Legislature
A bill in the North Carolina General Assembly proposes expanding East Carolina University's medical school from one to two years starting 1976 77 and doubling entering class size to 40 by 1975 76 with annual increases to reach at least 80. It calls for 14 million dollars for a basic science building and 1 million for operating costs, aligning with a legislative study commission’s recommendations.
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Raleigh
East Carolina University
North Carolina General Assembly
J. P. Huskins
Dredell
William Mills
D-Onslow
ECU
Legislative Study Commission
Huskins and Mills
Huskins
Bill Would End School Spanking in North Carolina
Rep. Margaret Keesee of Guilford introduces a bill in the North Carolina House to abolish corporal punishment in public and private schools. The measure bars teachers and officials from using corporal punishment while allowing reasonable force to prevent injury, seize weapons, defend self, or stop dangerous disturbances.
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Raleigh
N.C
Greensboro
North Carolina
Margaret Keesee
Guilford
Case Dropped in Boone Slayings
In Boone North Carolina charges against the fourth defendant Jerry Ray Cassada are dropped due to insufficient evidence in the slaying of Bryce Durham his wife and son. The state previously released three other men after lengthy investigation.
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Boone, N.C
Boone
Bryce Durham
Clyde Roberts
Jerry Ray Cassada
Coal Miners Advised To Strike In Britain
London AP reports Britain's 280000 coal miners may vote to strike for higher pay, backed by union leaders Lawrence Daly and Joe Gormley. A two week vote period follows an 11 week slowdown that has cut mine output about 40 percent as Prime Minister Edward Heath refused to raise wage increase limits.
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London
Britain
Miners’ Union
Lawrence Daly
National Union of Mineworkers
Joe Gormley
Edward Heath
Bills Proposed to Replace Mass Firing Fiasco in North Carolina
North Carolina Senate introduces four bills to implement a special committee report on last fall mass firings. Measures include criminal penalties for withholding information and for state workers engaging in political activity on state time, plus a mandatory grievance procedure and larger Personnel Board.
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Raleigh
North Carolina Senate
Bobby L. Barker
D Wake
Senate
Jim Hunt
Transportation
Bruce Lentz
Barker
State Personnel Board
North Carolina
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Cumberland
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