Plan For Raleigh Schools Approved By Federal Judge
A federal judge tentatively approves a desegregation plan for Raleigh schools requiring busing of 4000 to 7000 pupils to achieve a 70 30 white to Negro ratio. 138 new buses would be needed and routes may stretch nine miles. The county aims to raise about 800000 for buses with possible funding sources.
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Raleigh
New Bern
N.C
Stuart Thompson
Waverly Akins
Wake County Board of Commissioners
U.S. Supreme Court
Larkins
U. S. Justice Department
Naacp Legal Defense and Education Fund
Julius L. Chambers
Charlotte
Ligon
North Carolina Reorganizes Government Into 17 Departments
The General Assembly approved a plan to group state agencies into 17 departments to improve efficiency. Start dates range from Oct 1 to Jan 1 1973, with seven new departments led by governors appointees. The plan consolidates 233 bodies, abolishes Local Affairs, and aims to save about 50 million dollars yearly after initial years.
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Raleigh
General Assembly
North Carolina
Council of State
Bob Scott
Department of Local Affairs
Senate
House of A Conference Committee
Advisory Budget Commission
Mohn
Budget Commission
J. F. Mohn
D-Onslow
House
Senate Passes Insurance Revision Bill For Auto Policies
The North Carolina House sent to the Senate a bill to revise auto liability insurance laws. It tightens assigned risk provisions, limits policy cancellations, and overhauls the safe driver reward plan with higher rates for poor driving and lower rates for good records. The measure includes written cancellation notices and a hearing option with the state insurance commissioner.
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Raleigh
House
Senate
North Carolina
Senate Insurance Committee
Jack Rhyne
State Insurance Commissioner
Costly education in racing sheets teaches hard lessons
A study of racing sheets reveals costly education for bettors and fans, showing how wagering knowledge comes with a high price in time and risk, and underscoring the value of disciplined analysis.
Encouragement and constructive criticism in work
Destructive criticism is easy while constructive feedback demands thought and care. The idea emphasizes how thoughtful guidance can improve performance and relationships in professional settings.
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