What Kind Of Primary Meaningful Or Not In N C
The North Carolina Senate debates a presidential preference primary and whether it should list all candidates or require proof they are still running. Debate centers on meaning and impact for 1976 Sanford Wallace contest and state influence in choosing nominees. The House differs, risking a conference committee to resolve the issue.
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North Carolina
William Staton
Lee County
Terry Sanford
Sanford
George Wallace
Wallace
N.C. Senate
Tom Strickland
Staton
Tar Heels
Senate
House
Raleigh
Paul Hampton
F. L
Pete” Lowe
North Carolina Elks Assn
Charlotte
David Cockman
New
Elks Lodge
Lexington
Association
Pete Lowe
Veterans Hospital
Salisbury
Ladies Auxiliary
Wesleyan College Rescue in Rocky Mount Brings Hope
Wesleyan College in Rocky Mount won a temporary reprieve from closure after the state university system concluded a takeover was not justifiable. The Methodist Church and local supporters guaranteed operation next year, alleviating the immediate financial strain that had threatened the school and marked it as a high-cost, high-standard institution.
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Wesleyan College
Rocky Mount
State University System
Methodist Church
Wesleyan
Names Chosen for 1975 Hurricanes Signal East Coast Risk
The National Hurricane Center has selected names for the 1975 season, warning that storms may favor the East Coast this year. Historically, Gulf storms hit Texas to Mississippi, but warmer winters could return Atlantic hurricanes to the Carolinas, New York, and Rhode Island, recalling past events like Hurricane Hazel in October 1954.
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Amy
Blanche
Caroline
Doris
Eloise
Faye
Gladys
Hallie
Ingrid
Julia
Kitty
Lilly
Mabel
Niki
Opal
Peggy
Ruby
Sheila
Tilda
Vicky
Winne
National Hurricane Center
Gulf of Mexico
Texas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Carolinas
New York
Rhode Island
Hazel
Piedmont
Presidential commissions shape public debate and fate
The Rockefeller Commission on the CIA faces a politicized finale as it prepares to report to President Ford, with critics branding a potential whitewash or calls for tighter controls. Past panels, including civil disorder and obscenity inquiries, sparked mixed reception and limited action despite bold recommendations.
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Rockefeller Commission
Central Intelligence Agency
United States
Ford
New York Times
CIA
Johnson
Hubert H. Humphrey
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
North Carolina Schools Seen Safer From Deep Cuts
North Carolina lawmakers expect a budget deficit of 288 million but say state schools face less drastic cuts than other regions. No teacher layoffs are anticipated though pay raises are unlikely. Community colleges may bear more impact than elementary and secondary schools. Local leaders, awards, and community projects fill the page.
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North Carolina
General Assembly
Saturday Fare Mayhem on TV Violence Prompts Critique
Washington report notes research finding excessive aggression in Saturday morning children's programming, led by NBC with 46 percent of violence, ABC 30 percent, CBS 24 percent, amid toy and snack ads. Positive behavior appears on some shows like Devlin, while calls for reform by FCC chair Wiley are cited as unfulfilled.
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Washington
NBC
ABC
CBS
America
Evel Knievel
Bonnie and Clyde
Federal Communications Commission
Richard Wiley
Wiley
Media Action Research Center
Church and Foundation
Letters to the Editor The Theory Of Foreign Policy
The writer critiques Southeast Asia policy, citing Buchwald and Machiavelli. They argue U S and U S S R fear a China‑led Asia, note China’s ancient regional rivals, and propose training both sides with sophisticated equipment to ready troops for potential conflict. Mentions India and Pakistan as another issue.
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Messrs. Buchwald
Machiavelli
U.S
U.S.S.R
China
Landscaping Praise for Sam Clair in High Point
A reader praises the downtown High Point landscaping at the City Parking Garage corner of E Commerce and S Elm. The letter credits Sam Clair for directing the project and growing plants in his greenhouse, calling his skill and care worthy of praise from Mr. and Mrs. J R Graham and Mr. and Mrs. C G Mackin.
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St. Andrews Presbyterian College
Jack B. Burris
High Point
Jack Burris
St. Petersburg
Fla
St. Andrews College
High Point Memorial Hospital
E. Commerce and
S. Elm
New City
Sam. Clair
Mr. Clair
Sam Clair
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Burris Health and Rehab
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High Point Civitan Club
Bill Harris
Greensboro
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National Association of Broadcasters
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Saigon
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