Net to curb charity fraud gains legislative shape
North Carolina moves to regulate professional fund drives under a new law from the 1975 General Assembly. The measure broadens licensing, requires strict accounting, caps compensation at fifteen percent, and grants injunctive and prosecutorial tools to stop misuse, while shielding legitimate fundraisers.
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Ford rejects South Carolina presidential vacation home
President Ford declines South Carolina’s offer of a Hilton Head Island vacation home for the nation noting it would not fit his style. The piece contrasts Ford with Nixon’s image and discusses how resort properties shaped public perception of presidential estates and security.
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Brunswick County moves seat from Southport toward central towns
Voters last Saturday shifted the county seat away from Southport to mid county between Supply and Bolivia in a surprising margin. Some predict an effort next year to split Brunswick and form a southern Clarendon County, pushing total counties to 101.
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West Bank despondency amid stalled Middle East talks
In Jerusalem and the West Bank, Palestinians fear being forgotten as negotiations center on Sinai routes. Officials and locals reveal bitterness, fear harsher refugee conditions, and debate PLO leadership versus Israeli policy while Jerusalem's division widens.
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Moshe Dayan
Hebrew University
Daniel Amit
Twin City arts scene looks to boost local theatre impact
The Winston-Salem Little Theatre staging Decline and Fall of the Entire World as Seen Through the Eyes of Cole Porter inspires hope for a thriving local playhouse. A varied schedule, including the Coliseum in Greensboro, aims to draw regional crowds and revive community drama with professional polish.
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Ford to veto consumer protection bill amid agency clash
White House minutes show President Ford plans to veto a proposed Consumer Protection Agency costing an estimated 60 million dollars over three years. Senate backing exists, House support anticipated, and Republican leaders press for alternatives while consumer advocate Knauer argues against need for a separate agency.
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Kissinger Faces Call to Exit NSC Post
Washington reports a major foreign policy committee urged Henry Kissinger to give up the NSC directorship while remaining secretary of state. The panel cites legal limits and concerns over Kissinger’s handling of intelligence activities and wiretap disclosures affecting the Nixon and Ford administrations. Further, criticism centers on secrecy and potential conflicts with presidential advisers and the defense secretary.
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