Governor Holfhouser critiques legislature in 1976 session
The governor says the General Assembly was largely self directed and that his own low profile leadership limited confrontation. He cites failures like Mountain Area Management Act funding and merit judge selection, while praising moves on milk costs and pollution bonds. He deems the session political with limited statesmanship, warning of power struggles ahead of possible term limits.
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General Assembly
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Assembly
East Carolina University Medical School
Milk Commission
North Carolina
National mood on gun control discussed at Boston meeting
At the U S Conference of Mayors in Boston, mayors from large cities push for handgun control with Daley and Bradley urging action. Massachusetts enacts a one year prison term for unregistered guns, while South Carolina tightens handgun sales. Congress considers about 50 gun bills, though Ford opposes federal registration and veto overrides are unlikely.
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Massachusetts
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Presbytery Ordains Woman in Puerto Rico Synod
The United Presbyterian Synod of Puerto Rico ordains Rev. Blanqui Otano as the first woman in Puerto Rico to be ordained to the ministry. She will coordinate Spanish speaking women’s church work in the Eastern United States and Puerto Rico, after graduating from the University of Puerto Rico and the Latin American Biblical Seminary.
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United Presbyterian Synod of
Puerto Rico
Caparra Heights
P.R
Presbbtery of
San Juan
University of
Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Philippine Witness Bribe Attempt Biggest Since Marcos Era
Former press censor Primitivo Mijares testified to a $50,000 bribe offer from Philippine leader Ferdinand Marcos through Ambassador Trinidad Alconcel. The bank deposit was traced to Lloyds Bank of California with joint accounts in Mijares and Alconcel names. Mijares proceeded to testify and alerted House investigators, while Marcos disputed the claim.
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Primitivo Mijares
House
Mijares
Manila
San Francisco
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Trinidad Alconcel
Don Fraser
D.minn
Fraser
Justice Department
Alconcel
Malacanang
United States
Romeo Ochoco
Ferdinand and
Imelda
Alcancel
U.s.-Philippines
Tibo
Guillermo de Vega
Alconce
U.S
Newspaper Dolls find place in postwar newsroom
Postwar Enterprise celebrates women workers who fill one third of newsroom roles, from switchboard to sports, advertising to engraving. Notable figures include Retta Edwards, Pamela Reid, and many others shaping a modern, female‑powered paper across departments.
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Pamela Reid
Enterprise
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Action Line
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Carol Wilson Utley
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Vickie White
Jacqueline Keyes
Linda Lowe
Chapel Hill
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Ann Horney
Veechel Kennedy
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Becky) Beck
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Virginia Cartner
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Carol Brooks
Andrea Drop
Selina Ferreter
Elizabeth M. Kelly
Gayle Whitaker
Distaffer
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Lucille Causey
Carol Clinard
Virginia Evans
Janice Farlow
Dean Frazier
Cathy Hampton
Thelma Jones
Jane Jones
Juanita Keiffer
Ruth Litaker
Edith Long
Sarah McGee
Lorraine McLaurin
Judith Mabe
Linda Martin
Josephine Shuford
Mavis Stone
Margaret Vaden
Judy Williamson
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Capital Viewpoint How To Regulate The Regulators
Ford faces a tough dilemma as small business leaders challenge regulatory agencies. A regulator's lack of evidence and opaque rulings provoke threats and court fears, while agencies hinder energy projects, competition, and efficiency. The conflict centers on accountability, standards, and costs to consumers.
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Washington
Ford
Vnc
Urderlings
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