North Carolina House approves doubled legislative pay
In Raleigh the North Carolina House, rejecting a roll call, votes to double the legislative pay scale from 2400 to 4800 dollars annually. The Speaker and leaders would receive higher salaries while office allowances and per diems rise. retirement is ended after the current session but vested rights remain. The bill moves to the Senate for approval amid debate over a full retirement plan termination.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
House
Senate
Nixon's Silence Questioned in Watergate Motion
James W. McCord Jr seeks to compel President Nixon to explain why he did not inform Judge Sirica about hush money payments tied to the Watergate defendants. The motion argues Nixon knew of the payments and had a duty to disclose, affecting sentencing outcomes for McCord and others.
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Washington
James W. McCord Jr
Nixon
McCord
U.S
John J. Sirica
Watergate
United States
Richard Nixon
G. Gordon Liddy
Press Replies Bill Draws Fire In North Carolina
In Raleigh, lawmakers heard extended debate on a press reply bill amid two committee hearings. Editors warned the measure would curb criticism and distort First Amendment rights, while one proponent argued it protects the accused and maintains balance in reporting.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Senate
Judiciary I Committee
House
Judiciary II Committee
Howard White
Burlington Times-News
White
North Carolina Press Association
Phil Godwin
D-Gates
Godwin
Father Snag's Son's Body While Fishing
MENTOR Ohio AP Stephen E Malenda went fishing at Mentor Lagoons to cope with the disappearance of his 6 year old son Timothy on Jan 25. Thursday his line hooked the boy's body. Police removed the body and it was taken to the Cuyahoga County coroner's office for autopsy.
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Mentor
Ohio
Stephen E. Malenda
Timothy
Pye
Malenda
Timmy
Cuyahoga County
Byrd urges Democrats to focus on economy and energy
In Raleigh, Sen. Robert Byrd urged Democrats to base campaigns on the economy and energy crisis rather than Watergate. He said Watergate has momentum toward a conclusion and that Democrats must present positive, constructive leadership to restore government confidence amid inflation. The talk coincided with a “Salute to Jimmy Green” dinner.
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Robert C. Byrd
D-W.va
Byrd
Senate
Nixon
Democratic Unity
Middle America
North Wilkesboro
N.C
Jimmy Green
Rep. Green
Bladen
North Carolina
No Day For Streak And Cart Thefts Reported
AP reports a chaotic streaking spree from Des Moines to Honolulu including a teen hitchhiker beaten while asked to streak and later assaulted for not being clothes. Also notes a California councilman proposing a streaking license and Sammy Shore streaking in Las Vegas. Dallas shows grocery cart thefts costing about $60,000 monthly.
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Hawaii
South Korea
Demilitarized Zone
8Th
U.S. Army
Seoul
Cupertino
Califf
Las Vegas
Nev
Sammy Shore
Connie Stevens
Shore
Miss Stevens
Dallas
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