No Immediate N C Effect Expected From Vote Ruling
North Carolina elections director says the Supreme Court decision striking down Tennessee's one year residence requirement likely has no immediate impact on North Carolina. He notes potential for a state constitutional amendment lowering residency to six months and enabling a future challenge.
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Raleigh, N.C
North Carolina
U.S. Supreme Court
Tennessee
Alex Brock
Brock
State Board of Elections
General Assembly
The
Supreme
Thurgood Marshall
Holshouser Proposes North Carolina Industrial Loans Authority
Republican candidate Jim Holshouser called for a state industrial development authority to guarantee and direct loans for well paying private firms that locate in less developed areas. He offered a constitutional amendment to establish the corporate agency run by a governor appointed board and urged tax credits for expanding or relocating industry.
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Winston-Salem, N.C
Jim Holshouser
North Carolina
Holshouser
The
19 Year Old Prisoner Stabbed at Wake Facility
In Raleigh a 19 year old prisoner was stabbed by fellow inmate Robert Mitchell 28 at the Wake Advancement Center. Hinton required 61 stitches to wounds on the left side shoulder forehead and arm and remained in good condition at Central Prison hospital. Mitchell 28 is held in a segregated cell awaiting further investigation.
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Raleigh
Central Prison Hospital
State Correction
Lee Bounds
George Hinton
Robert Mitchell
Wake Advancement Center
Mitchell
Bounds
Hinton
Contributors To Be Listed Before Vote
Democratic candidates Pat Taylor and Hargrove Bowles say no plan to release contributor lists before the May 6 primary deadline. Wilbur Hobby challenges them with his own list of over 600 donors totaling 28047.60 dollars, while Bowles prepares a full legally required disclosure and Taylor pledges timely contributions and expenditures statement.
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Raleigh
N. C
Pat Taylor
Hargrove Bowles
Wilbur Hobby
Taylor
Bowles
Hobby
North Carolina
ITT Memo Claims U.S. Sought to Block Allende in 1970 Chile
A secret ITT memo attributed to Hal Hendrix and Robert Berrellez alleges the State Department allowed the Embassy in Chile to counter Allende after his 1970 election. The document cites President Nixon’s authorization and mentions attempts to influence Chilean politics to prevent Allende from taking power.
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Washington
State Department
U.S
Chile
Salvador Allende
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
Jack Anderson
Hal Hendrix
Robert Berrellez
ITT
Allende
Nixon
Kerry
Overseas Private Investment Corp
Jorge Alessandri
Anderson
J.D. Neal
White House
Central Intelligence Agency
Hendrix-Berrellez
Lis
Eduardo Frei
United States
Denture Adhesive Cream Fixodent Revolutionizes Comfort
A plastic cream named Fixodent claims to secure both upper and lower dentures better than before. It forms an elastic membrane absorbing bite shocks, allowing denture wearers to eat speak and laugh with less worry of loosening. One application may last for hours. See a dentist regularly.
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American Institute of Industrial Engineers of
Holfhouser
Tigon Industries Inc
Tryon St
Courtesy Rd
Thomas Car Works
Tiger
George Gedda
Associated Press
U.S. Pat
Sears Hee
Chroma-Brite TV
SEARS
Sears, Roebuck and CO
S. Wrenn St
High Point, N.C
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