Reagan Emerges as GOP Critic of Carter Policy
Ronald Reagan campaigns against Jimmy Carter in New York and Washington, attacking domestic and foreign policy and opposing election law changes and Hatch Act repeal. He accuses Carter of breaking campaign promises, boosting government staffing, and expanding partisan politics while criticizing human rights policy and international deals including Rhodesia Cuba Panama.
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Full Senate to decide fate of porn bill after committee cutoff
A North Carolina Senate panel killed a bill to close adult bookstores and theaters 5-4. Backers led by Sen. I Beverly Lake plan to seek floor debate next week, arguing it targets porn without violating the constitution. Opponents warn of constitutional violations and vigilante actions.
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Senate Judiciary Committee
Beverly Lake
Wake
Lake
Joe Raynor
Dcumberland
Robert Swain
D Buncombe
Robert Somers
Rowan
Rocky
Somers
Willis Whichard
Durham
William G. Smith
New Hanover
Fewer Health Pros Smoke Fewer in Latest CDC Study
The CDC's National Clearinghouse for Smoking and Health reports a decline in smoking among health professionals from the late 1960s to 1975. Physicians 21 percent in 1975 down from 27 in 1967, dentists 23 percent in 1975 vs 34 in 1967, pharmacists 28 percent in 1975 vs 35 in 1968, nurses 39 percent in 1975 vs 37 earlier.
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National Center For Disease Control
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United States
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Clearinghouse
National Cancer Institute
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CDC Cancer Branch
World Health Organization
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Budget Panel Forms to Finalize State Budget
Raleigh AP reports a legislative budget committee named a super subcommittee to craft a balanced biennial budget by Monday. The group includes Senate and House chairmen, House Speaker, and presidents pro tem, with changes allowed only if cuts are shown.
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Chatham
Senate
House Appropriations
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Senate Appropriations Committee
No More Mr. Nice Guy After Repeated Robberies
Thomas Whitley a 55 year old pool room operator and bank janitor on his way to a local bank was robbed for the seventh time by a youth who pressed a blunt object to his back and demanded money and jewelry Whitley surrendered a diamond ring and about 100 He says he will no longer be passive and plans to defend himself if attacked again
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Dept. of Human Resources
Rocky Mount
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Whitley
Patti Boyd Divorce Granted By English Court
In London former Beatle George Harrison and his wife Patti Boyd were granted an uncontested divorce after the judge ruled their marriage irretrievably broken, noting they had lived apart for at least two years. Harrison married Boyd in January 1966, and they now reside in separate London suburbs.
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London
Rocky Mount Residents oppose youth prison site plan
In Rocky Mount North Carolina residents near the Richard T Fountain School oppose converting the campus into a 20 inmate youth prison for 16 to 19 year olds with a 250 capacity. Mayor Turnage warns of housing and industrial impact while corrections secretary Reed says the fence only prison could boost local housing and jobs. Some neighbors support the plan saying a prison must go somewhere.
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N.C
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Katie Bradshaw
Edgar
State House-Senate Appropriations Committee
Frederick E. Turnage
Turnage
North Carolina Wesleyan College
Amos E. Reed
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