Legislature N C Government Shakeup Planned in 19 Cabinets
RALEIGH AP report outlines a 1971 1975 timeline for reorganizing state government. Rep. Allen Barbee predicts a bulky bill to fold 317 agencies into 19 cabinet departments. He cites potential $50 million annual savings from eliminating duplications and stresses committee continuity to avoid delays.
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Raleigh
Allen’ Barbee
D-Nash
House
Barbee
Wilmington Tranquil After Planned March Canceled
Wilmington police say no racial violence occurred after a planned march by Black residents was canceled. About 500 Negroes gathered to hear leaders call for peaceful protest following the slaying of a Black youth. Police say 12 hour shifts since the incident, with morale reported as good, were in effect after friction at Hoggard High School.
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Wilmington
N.C
Fred Newber
Hoggard High School
Durham County Moonshiners Raid Targets Bootsleggers
Gov. Bob Scott ordered 50 patrolmen to stand by with warrants as Durham County authorities crack down on bootleggers after a 17 year old Negro boy was killed in a boycott leader’s home. The raids followed months of undercover work by a state ABC agent and targeted 153 persons.
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Bob Scott
High
Durham
Wilmington
Clifton Eugene Wright
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Muskie Leads Democrats in Harris Survey 1972 Field
The Harris survey shows Muskie with a clear lead among Democrats and independents for the 1972 presidential nomination. Kennedy trails after losing the Senate Whip post, while Humphrey and McGovern rise in various regions and among different age groups. Lindsay gains among the young and black voters, with Connally making inroads in the South.
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Louis. Harris
Edmund Muskie
Edward Kennedy
Hubert Humphrey
John Lindsay
George McGovern
Eugene McCarthy
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Connally
William Proxmire
Birch Bayh
Adlai Stevenson
Henry Jackson
Ramsey Clark
Fred Harris
Harold Hughes
Sargent Shriver
John Gardner
Walter Mondale
Muskie
Kennedy
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Humphrey
Sen. McGovern
Lindsay
McGarity
John Connally
Texas
South
Senate
Massachusetts
Heap
Mayor Lindsay
Sen. Humphrey
McGovern
Jacoby on Bridge at Regency Whist Club
Oswald and James recount a Regency Whist Club session with Jacoby Jim and John Ray. Jim cites a four spades gamble influenced by Raw’s tough dummy play as the hearts opened, leading to a club run while East misplayed, highlighting submarine trumps and defensive safety.
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Jim
New’ York
Regency Whist Club
Raw
Oswald
John
East
John Rose
Johnny
Doctors and Dentists Urged to Plan Retirement Now
A Chicago area adviser promotes Metropolitan Flexible-Purchase Pension Contract designed for self-employed doctors and dentists. It stresses full income tax deductions under the Keogh Act and lifetime income guarantees. Contact G. E. Pete Schultheiss, CLA, at 83 S401 or 9m 52017, 341 South Wrenn St., High Point, WC 2724.
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I T
Kéogh
G. E
Pete” Schultheiss
C.L.A
Wrenn St
Russell High Point
Catfish Creek Closing Sought by Power Firm
Carolina Power and Light seeks a U.S. Army Corps permit to close Catfish Creek near Sutton to turn the Steam Electric Plant site into a cooling lake. The move aims to secure intake and discharge control for the plant near Wilmington.
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Catfish Creek
Wilmington, N.C
Carolina Power and Light Core
U.S. Army Corps ‘of Engi Fh P&l
Sutton
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