North Carolina Farm Outlook Uncertain Says Graham
North Carolina Agriculture Commissioner Jim Graham warns of an unpredictable crop year due to higher costs, fuel shortages, and fertilizer prices. He notes 78 percent more fertilizer delivered than last year but at higher costs, and says 1973 was the peak year for state farmers, with 1974 outcomes still unknown.
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Raleigh
N.C
North Carolina
Jim Graham
Graham
Virginia utility cleared by AEC over concealment charges
The Atomic Energy Commission found no violations after investigating claims by the North Anna Environmental Coalition that Virginia Electric and Power Co concealed a fault at the North Anna site. The AEC questioned 22 people over two six week periods and said the utility notified the commission promptly once the fault was verified. The coalition contends evidence of deception exists. hearings continue to assess the site’s continued acceptability.
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Louisa, Va
Virginia Electric & Power Co
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
North
Vepco
Commission
Atomic Safety and Licensing Board
North Anna
Geolo
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Michael Maupin
Coalition
June Allen
Dames and Moore
Vépco
Louisa
North Anna Station
Virginia College
Louisa County
Sanford Urges State Aid To Private Colleges
Former North Carolina Governor Terry Sanford urged national adoption of Georgia’s private-college aid policy. He spoke at Georgia’s Higher Education Awards Banquet, praising private institutions for innovation and public benefit. Awardees included Dr. Robert L. Cousins, Dr. Samuel M. Nabrit, Randolph W. Thrower, Dr. Philip Weltner, and G. Lamar Westcott.
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Atlanta
North Carolina
Terry Sanford
Georgia
Sanford
Robert L. Cousins
State Board of Education
Samuel M. Nabrit
Southern Fellowships Fund
Morehouse College
Randolph W. Thrower
Wesleyan College
Internal Revenue
Philip Weltner
University System of Georgia
G. Lamar Westcott
Dalton
Report Says Evidence Wasn't Burned
Washington AP report cites House intelligence subcommittee chair Lucien Nedzi saying investigation found no evidence CIA involvement or conspiracy to destroy or suppress files. Testimony described McCord wife and a former CIA informant friend burning news clippings, newspapers, magazines, tapes, and personal papers at McCord home.
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Washington
CIA
James D. McCord
Lucien Nedz
House Intelligence Subcommittee
Nedzi
MecCard
Subcommittee
Michigan Democrat
McCord
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