Judges Study Unborn Welfare Benefits Issue in NC
A three judge federal panel will study whether North Carolina should pay welfare benefits for unborn children. Judge James McMillan sent the case to the panel after arguments that denial violates equal protection. The judge declined to order payments but deemed the issue serious enough for panel review.
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Charlotte
N.C
North Carolina
James McMillan
U.S
U.S. Supreme Court
Iowa
McMillan
U.S. 4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Richmond
Supreme Court
Appeals
Richard Hart
Legal Aid Society of
Mecklenburg County
William Webb
Webb
Lutheran Leader Vows Discipline Won't Split Church
ANAHEIM Calif AP president of the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod disputes claims that new disciplinary measures will drive about a quarter of members away He hopes districts will voluntarily align with policy while warning of a big hullabaloo if enforced The convention aims to halt pulpits for seminary graduates from a breakaway school and remove nonconforming ministers eight districts representing about 500000 of the 28 million congregants are involved in hiring rebels from the St Louis seminary
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Anaheim
Calif
J.4
Preus
St. Louis
Luthern Church-Missouri Synod
Rebel Seminary
N C Woman Arrested For Skyjack To Cuba
Dianne McKinney 23, once living in Gastonia, flew with her boyfriend to Cuba in a small hijacked plane and are believed to have boarded a return flight to New York. FBI arrested her in New York with her young son. Co-defendant Iran Meeks remained in Cuba. Pilot Boyce Stradley recalls the breadcrumbed journey from Gastonia to Havana. Indictment since Sept 1970 cited hijacking and air piracy. Max penalties range from 20 years to life.
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Gastonia
N. C
Dianne Vivian McKinney
Cuba
Kennedy International Airport
New York
FBI
McKinney
Iran
David
Meeks
Boyce Stradley
Stradley
Rock Hill
S. C
Jacksonville
Fla
Fort Lauderdale
Havana
Statesville
Miss McKinney
Viet Refugee Will Take Any Job in Charlotte
Hoang To Nga, a 31-year-old bilingual secretary from Saigon, says she will take almost any job in Charlotte until she finds better. A war widow with two sons, ages 7 and 9, she arrived this week from Ft. Chafee Arkansas refugee center and is sponsored by Good Shepherd Lutheran Church. They hope to become American citizens.
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Charlotte
Ap) Hoang
Duke Rate Hearings Go To Close in North Carolina
North Carolina Utilities Commission nears end of three day hearings in Burlington on Duke Power Co. proposed 23.6 percent rate increase that would raise about 131 million dollars annually. Industry reps from Westinghouse and General Electric back the rise while critics cite impact on low income and peak usage. interim 20 percent increase already in effect in NC and SC pending final ruling.
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Burlington
N. C
North‘Carolina Utilities Commission
Duke Power Co
Westinghouse Electric . Co
General Electric
Duke Power
Philip H. Garron
Alba- Waldensian Inc
Morganton
Robert Byrd
Great Lakes Carbon Co
Byrd
Duke-Power
Duke, Power
Piedmont
North Carolina
South Carolina
Commission
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McDowell County
Main Street
Wrenn Street
BELK
Leon M. Moffit, JR
High Point
W. Hamilton St
North State Patrol
Texas Instruments ‘Electronic Coculator Surveyors
P.O. Box
Chatham Street
Apex
America
Westchester Drive
Kiser Hearing Aid Service
Mangum Avenue
Jesus Christ
E. W. Price
Southern Furniture Market Center
Green Street Baptist Church
South Centennial Street
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