Bahamas Tourism Boom Turns Sour Under Black Government
The writer recalls grand Bahama experiences from fishing to gambling, contrasts colonial roots with new black rule, and notes rising unemployment, reduced services, and local tensions as offical policies push for Bahamianization. He cites foreign investors, hotel closures, and security measures shaping a changing island economy.
Federation mobilizes women to fight crime and corruption
The General Federation of Women's Clubs urged a worldwide mobilization of women to curb crime and corruption. At its 97th convention in San Antonio 11 million members were asked to elect responsive officials and press for stronger laws, with Pittsburgh chosen for the 1971 meeting.
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San Antonio
Pittsburgh Pa
Martha Rountree
Private Colleges Seek State Aid in North Carolina
North Carolina private colleges form a Raleigh office led by Virgil T. McBride to lobby the 1971 General Assembly for state help. They argue a dual system preserves access as costs rise, noting a 1958 balance in enrollment shifting toward public campuses and a gap in tuition.
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North Carolina
General Assembly
North Carolina Assn. of Independent Colleges and Universities
Virgil T. McBride
Mcbride
Bob Scott
Good Neighbor Council
Wake Forest University
Winston- Salem
Board of Higher Education
North Carolina Association of Independent Colleges and Universities
Sanford
Sta
Industry Thought Not Hampered By Conservation
Greensboro AP State Director of Conservation Roy Sowers Jr. says new industry will not bypass North Carolina due to the Scott administration’s conservation concerns. He told the Home Builders Association of Greensboro that in 1969 the state attracted a record $682.5 million in new or expanded industrial investment.
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Roy Sowers Jr
North Carolina
Scott
Sowers
Home Builders Association of
N C Soldier In Vietnam Toll
Army Spec. 4 Charles R. Crawford of King North Carolina was listed among 24 men killed in Southeast Asia Wednesday. He died as a result of hostile action in Vietnam.
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Washington
Charles R. Crawford
King, N. C
Southeast Asia
Ex-Commissioner Sharber Acquitted in Poison Death Case
Former Pasquotank County Commissioner Charles B. Sharber 33 was acquitted of murdering his wife with strychnine poison. A nine to twelve member jury deliberated 55 minutes before delivering the verdict Friday. Mrs. Sharber 34 mother of four died while en route to work.
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Elizbeth City
Pasquotank County
Charles B. Sharber
Superior Court
Sharber
Chlorine Leak Evacuates Pool at Sardis Swim Club
A safety plug blew from a chlorine tank at the Sardis Swim Club in Charlotte causing four children to be hospitalized for observation and nineteen others treated and released. Police said the leak created gas-filled areas as swimmers evacuated the pool.
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Charlotte
Sardis
Television Schedule Highlights Evening Lineup
A scanned TV guide lists a dense lineup from 6:30 P.M. to 1:15 A.M. featuring sports, news, and variety shows. Programs include Death Valley Days, The Tommy Faile Show, My World and Welcome to It, and The Newlywed Game, with news by Ray Hall and Petticoat Junction at 9:30 P.M. and late movies and country music programs through 1:15 A.M.
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Channel 2
Evening News
Tommy Faile
Evening TV Capsule Listings: 7:30 to 11:30
Prime time schedule shows Jackie Gleason at 7 30 with a two camp honeymoon quarrel and My Three Sons at 8 30 about young marriages in a Mexican village. Adams Malloy and Reed probe a bribe and mercy killing at 12. Green Acres at 9 features pig politics while In Enemy Country follows Allied agents in Nazi Germany. Petticoat Junction at 9 30 and a backstage Rehearsal with the Sistas at 9 30. Mannix at 10 00 pursues a shipwreck survivor as The Body Snatcher and The Wild and the Innocent cap the night with thrillers and romance.
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Gilbert Roland
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