Soviet fishing fleet foiled by late migration off North Carolina coast
North Carolina biologists monitor the Soviet fleet as a mild winter delays herring runs and slows foreign catches. The Dan Moore, aided by the Coast Guard, traced 25 ships off the coast but found only a few trawlers and a factory ship as the fleet moved northward, delaying assessment of impact on domestic fisheries.
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Virginia Beach
Thomas Linton
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U.S
More Women In Education Posts Urged
The North Carolina Board of Education urges more women for administrative roles where qualified female applicants exist. It opposes funding a LINC model school without enabling legislation and notes potential transfers of nearly 1 million dollars from local schools. The board also approved 20 new kindergarten centers opening next fall.
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North Carolina Board of Education
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Research Triangle
General Assembly
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North Carolina governor presses study on school unrest
Gov. Bob Scott challenged the Citizens Committee on Schools to dig for solutions to student unrest. He split the 11 subcommittees to address causes such as lack of guidance counselors and in service teacher training, amid slow progress at the second meeting.
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Bob Scott
North Carolina
Scott
Citizens Committee On Schools
Mary Odom
Scotland
Laurinburg
Dudley Flood
State Department of Public Instruction
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