Carter Veep List Has 14 Names
The Boston Globe reports Jimmy Carter is weighing 14 liberal candidates for vice president including Barbara Jordan and Tom Bradley. Sen Joseph Biden confirms the list was discussed among Carter aides, with Carter seeking a 2000 voter poll to gauge attitudes. Kennedy says Carter phoned him to discuss the possibility in a friendly call.
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California
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New York
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North Carolina South Carolina 3 Day Weather Outlook
A weak high pressure system dominates the Southeast with hot hazy conditions and scattered storms. North Carolina highs reach 80s to low 90s with lows 50s in mountains and 60s elsewhere while South Carolina sees mid to upper 80s with 20 percent tonight and higher odds of showers through Saturday.
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Miss N C Judging Continues in Winston-Salem
Predimmancy judging continues in the Miss North Carolina pageant in Winston-Salem with the winner to be crowned Saturday. Mary Susan Stith won the swimsuit competition. Drucilla Gail Lucas, a 21 year old East Carolina University student, led the talent preliminaries with Warsaw Concerto. Miss Smith, 22, is a UNC Greensboro graduate.
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Murder Squads Get Name List
Right wing murder squads in Argentina reportedly obtained a list of 2,000 to 2,500 political refugees from the Catholic International Migration Committee burglary. U.N. officials warned the theft is dangerous and could enable targeted killings, while the government denied specific refugee danger.
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United Nations High Commission For Refugees
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Congress
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Presbyterian Church Opens Assembly
In Tuscaloosa Alabama the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church U S opens a week long meeting. Major items include papers on minister exorcism practice proposals to separate baptized children from confirmation and minister examinations standardization and various proposals from presbyteries including support for a federal negative income tax positions on homosexuality gun control and Panama Canal Zone nationalization. About 1500 attendees are expected at Suliman College.
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State Panel Seeks Study Of Runoff In Pamlico Sound
Raleigh state Environmental Commission at fishermen request calls for a study on freshwater runoff effects in Pamlico Sound and ways to control runoff. Coastal fishers say runoff from nearby developments lowers salinity, reducing shrimp and oyster catches, a claim echoed by a Marine Fisheries Division report noting increased runoff and smaller catches.
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Disease hits N C tobacco fields in large outbreak
Raleigh AP reports ozone and air pollution near the ground blamed for a disease called weather Teck spreading through eastern North Carolina tobacco. North Carolina State University pathologist Furney Todd estimates losses at 3 to 4 million dollars, with lower stalk leaves most affected and no known control. Fluctuating weather and rapid plant growth contribute to the outbreak.
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