Student Fee Bill Defeated in North Carolina Senate
The North Carolina Senate Higher Education Committee voted 12 to 4 against a bill that would let public university students decline to pay for student newspapers. A minority report was filed to place the measure on the Senate calendar for consideration. Senator Burney signed the minority report and noted it would be on the calendar Monday night.
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Raleigh
Senate
North Carolina
Senate Higher Education Committee
Julian Allsbrook
Halifax
O'Neil Jones
Anson
John Burney
New Hanover
Burney
Sen
Jules Coggins
D-Wake
Vernon White
Pitt
Senate Caendar
Jones
Marcus Short
Constitution Committee
General Assembly
Agnew Urges Revenue Sharing to Aid South Carolina
Vice President Spiro Agnew spoke on a three hour visit to Columbia urging passage of a federal state revenue sharing plan. He said it could bring SC over 89 million dollars and ease teachers salary demands, while warning that funding shifts erode state power.
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Columbia
S. C
South Carolina
Spiro Agnew
Agnew
Washington
House of Representatives
House
Senate
Congress
North Carolina Milk Commission under debate reforms urged
Tar Heel citizens urged drastic changes to the State Milk Commission with calls to abolish it or strengthen its powers. Proponents argued for a public-majority board and tougher anti loss-leading provisions while critics cited high milk prices and industry influence.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Leif Valand
Valand
Tom Bolch
Raleigh Atto
Rney
Bolch
Milk Commission
R.B. Davenport
Durham
Long Meadow Farms
Davenport
Lloyd M. Massey
Wayne County
The
State Grange
Charles D. Colvard
Greensboro
N.C. Milk Producers Federation
Day Care Licensing Bill Approved by North Carolina House
The North Carolina House passed a day care licensing bill 82 to 29 to regulate centers with over five children for more than four hours daily. A 15 member board would oversee licensing starting next Jan. 1, amid debate over impact on providers and safety concerns.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
House
Senate
Ferry
D-Buncombe
Lane Brown
D-Stanly
Rge Rountree
New Hanover
Austin Mitchell
Rowan
Doctor Critic of Medical Practice Sees Ethical Flaws
Dr. Alex Gerber, a surgeon from Alhambra, writes The Gerber Report accusing general practitioners of performing beyond their competency and advocating reform in medical education. He argues many doctors practice unethically and urges public pressure on government to act. He notes mixed reactions from colleagues.
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Alhambra
Calif
Alex Gerber
California
Gerber
U.S
Chicago
Cook County Hospital
Los Angeles County General Hospital
University of California At
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Los Angeles County
University of Southern California Medical Center
USC Medical School
California State College At
American Medical Association
American College of Surgeons
Wagner Divorced by Wife After Abandonment Claim
Barbara Cavanagh Wagner obtained a divorce from former New York City Mayor Robert F. Wagner in Manhattan Supreme Court. The judge granted the divorce on abandonment grounds after Wagner moved out in 1969 and did not return. The couple wed January 30, 1965, four months after Wagner's first wife Susan died.
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Robert F. Wagner
Barbara Cavanagh Wagner
Wagner
New York
Manhattan Supreme Court
Samuel Spiegel
Susan
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