Shimer College Offers Four Year Tuition Freeze
Shimer College board approves a four year tuition freeze for incoming freshmen to help families budget college costs. The program guarantees $2,300 per year for four years for the next freshman class and similar guarantees for future classes. The plan accounts for rising costs and reflects the school’s frugal tradition since 1853.
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Shimer College
Chicago
Shimer
Robert S. Long
Asst
Ralph C. Hough
Hough
Weather outlook North Carolina and South Carolina Friday
A cold front brings cooler air and a mix of rain and sleet possible Friday. Mountain areas may see rain or snow with highs in the 40s to 50s and overnight lows near 30s to 40s. coastal regions stay around 50s to 60s with showers likely. Weekend shows more showers and mild 60s coastal temperatures.
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Gulf of Mexico
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North Carolina Weekend Weather Outlook Extended
Weather outlook extends Saturday through Monday with rain on Saturday ending Sunday. Fair conditions Monday. Mountains highs in the 50s with lows in the 30s, southeast highs near the upper 60s and lows near the 40s.
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North Carolina
North Carolina Supreme Court to rule on pot law impact
The state high court will decide how the 1971 illegal drug law affects marijuana possession appeals. The Court of Appeals kept three to five year prison terms for James Newkirk and Lenoux Godwin, while earlier cases under the 1971 act saw penalties reduced to misdemeanors. The justices will hear April 11 arguments in Robeson County on a case where the Appeals Court made the punishment a misdemeanor.
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Raleigh
N.C
North Carolina Supreme Court
State Court of Appeals
James Edward Newkirk
Johnson County
Lenoux Godwin
Cumberland County
Raynold B. Mallard
R. A. Hedrick
William E. Graham Jr
Walter FE. Brock
Earl W. Vaughn
Hedrick
Mallard
Graham
Supreme Court
Robeson County
Appeals Court
Air Carriers Face On Time Payments Petition
Consumer group Avation Consumer Action Project urged the CAB to require cash penalties for delays and cancellations. The petition cites 26 percent of flights 15 minutes or more late in 1970 on 200 busy routes, with 28,056 cancellations and 1.5 million to 2 million passengers affected. Delta singled out for alleged violations.
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Consumer Action Group Today
Civil Aeronautics Board
Aviation Consumer Action Project
K.G.J. Pillai
CAB
Pillai
Air Transport Association
Delta
House Approves $24.6 Billion Clean Water Bill
The House advanced a 24.6 billion clean water bill to purify U S rivers streams and lakes amid major differences with the Senate. The House plan would spend 18.3 billion 1973 75 while the Senate allocates 14 billion with no funds for sewerage collection systems. A House Senate conference will craft a compromise after Easter recess.
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House
John Blatnik
D-Minn
House-Senate
Senate
Vember
National Academy of Sciences
Congress
Patrolmen To Feature New Look
North Carolina Highway Patrol will wear new shirts in two months with black shoulder straps and pocket flaps. A redesigned shoulder patch features a gold outlined state seal and the words North Carolina Highway Patrol. Col. E. C. Guy and Joe W. Garrett announced the change and noted old gray shirts will be reused under jackets in winter.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
North Carolina Highway Patrol
Col
E. C. Guy
Joe W. Garrett
Guy
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