General Assembly Sets Some New Records
The 1971 North Carolina General Assembly sat 190 days and sent 2,586 bills and resolutions to the table at a cost exceeding 2.5 million dollars. Gov. Bob Scott spoke seven times as session reforms and new consumer protections emerged, while alcohol laws, voting rights for 18 to 21 year olds, and liquor by the drink debates marked a shifting attitude. The report faults inefficient organization and calls for executive branch reorganization into 17 divisions to streamline state government.
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North Carolina General Assembly
Bob Scott
North Carolina
General Assembly
Aews
Moore
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The Real Rivalry Between Superpowers and Smaller Nations
The United States and the Soviet Union remain the top global powers but a mutual rivalry with smaller nations is emerging. Growth slows in both superpowers as Western rivals and Japan outpace them, while domestic migration and welfare costs strain the U S. The USSR faces urban migration, defense orientated heavy industry, and slower planned growth, risking erosion of influence unless both adapt.
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United States
Soviet Union
Japan
Ussr
Nixon visit to China faces Formosa and two Chinas dispute
The piece surveys U.S. policy amid Nixon’s planned China trip, noting Beijing’s insistence that Formosa is part of China and that the United States must not abandon Chiang Kai-shek’s forces. It argues a clash over Hanoi’s demands and Formosa’s UN status could challenge a peaceful outcome. The author remains cautiously supportive of Nixon’s engagement as politically justified despite risks.
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China
U.S.A
Hanoi
Peking
U.S
Formosa
United Nations
Nixon
Chinas
Japan
Chiang
Investors Pay Lobby Exposing Mutual Fund Funding Roles
Washington report details how the Investment Company Institute, funded by mutual funds and advisers, lobbies Capitol Hill to weaken SEC reforms and maintain high sales charges. The piece notes the institute represents fat-cat financiers while shareholders carry the costs and highlights resistance from consumer advocates and the SEC.
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Capitol Hill
Investment Company Institute
Institute
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
W. S. Stuckey
D-Ga
Stuckey
Fidelity Bond- Debenture Fund Inc
Fidelity Bond-Debenture
Aevecenente
Sunday Sermon on Honest Gifts to God and Church
A preacher denounces bargain-counter religion and praises costly offerings to the church. He cites David and New Testament teaching that the Lord loves a cheerful giver, warning against hesitating, self serving gifts while stressing money tests character. Anecdote ends with a reflective verse about retirement and life’s unseen costs.
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David
Jehovah
Christ’s Church
Christ
St. Petersburg
Fla
Midwest
Expansion plans for East Wing at High Point Medical Center
Plans to start early construction of a two story East Wing matching the West Wing to expand medical services on Quaker Lane. The project, led by Dr Craig Parks, involves nine local doctors who built the initial West Wing in 1950 and aims to be ready by next July with ample parking and support for more specialists and easier financing for practices.
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Quaker Lane
Medical Center
Old Rock
Craig Parks
High Point
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