Susie Sharp Faces Chief Justice Candidacy in NC
Susie M. Sharp, associate justice of the North Carolina Supreme Court, faces the first campaign for chief justice since 1902. Her Republican opponent is James M. Newcomb of Williamston, a fire equipment salesman with no legal experience. Sharp, 67 in July, aims to be chief justice on merit, not gender, and would keep campaigning low key while stating she will uphold the law and duties of the office.
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Stronger Role Urged On Officials
Southern state agriculture commissioners in Nashville call for a stronger responsive role for federal agriculture officials during economic distress. They urge Washington oversight as livestock and broiler sectors face near bankruptcy and press for export opportunities to boost prime beef sales abroad.
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Dr David Farlow relocates to High Point Chiropractic Center
Dr. David O. Farlow announces the new office location at 1916 North Main Street Fligh Point NC near Sir Pizza and Highway 48. Former practice was Archdale Chiropractic Clinic on South Main. He is a 1956 Pleasant Garden High School graduate and Lincoln College Doctor of Chiropractic 1963.
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Washington Court Disbars Charles Colson
Charles W. Colson former White House aide was disbarred by the U S District Court for obstruction of justice tied to his Ellsberg smear attempt. The order signed by three judges affects his Virginia Massachusetts licenses and signals likely full disbarment across jurisdictions.
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Pentagon wary of sharing U S tech with Russia during detente
Key Pentagon officials fear detente could jeopardize national security by transferring advanced computer and micro electronics tech to the Soviet Union. They cite interagency tensions among State Commerce and Defense, while noting safeguards work but cautioning that risks rise with higher weapon tech levels. Vice Admiral Vincent de Poix warned that cooperation must not compromise security though basic research may be acceptable.
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