South Africa Holds Key to Peace in Region
South Africa's white rulers are seen as the decisive power for race relations in southern Africa. They can influence Rhodesia's path amid guerrilla conflicts and affect the fate of Namibia and South Africa's own black majority. Secretary of State Kissinger urged Pretoria in Lusaka to push a negotiated settlement for majority rule and heed past warning signals.
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Salisbury
Kissinger
United Nations
Angola
Rain Lingers Across Carolinas With Cool Weekend Outlook
A slow moving cold front from the Mississippi Valley brings widespread showers across the Carolinas today. Highs range from the 60s in the mountains to the 80s along the coast, with cooler air settling in tonight and into Saturday. South Carolina sees showers and thunderstorms tapering off tonight into Saturday with highs mainly in the 70s to mid 80s and cooler nights in the 50s to 60s. Sunday clears with highs in the upper 70s, while North Carolina’s extended outlook shows rain ending along the coast Sunday and cooler conditions Sunday through Tuesday, then gradual warming.
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Carolinas
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High Point
South Carolina
Friendship
Witch predicts death and political rise in NC town
In Morganton AP report, Joann Denton a self styled witch predicts her mother will die Aug 11 and that Ford cannot win re election while Ronald Reagan has an 85 percent chance. She also forecasts Jim Broyhill becoming president when about 50. Denton, 38, says she misread earlier claims.
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Clarence Denton
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Western Carolina Center
Washington, D.C
California
Ronald Reagan
Jim Broyhill
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Lenoir
Journalists Vote To Launch Suit
Direct ors of the Mid Car olina s chapter of the Society of Profes sional Journalists Sigma Delta Chi vote to file a contempt of court action against the Charlotte Mecklen burg Board of Education for allegedly holding secret meetings. The nine member board reportedly violated a 1973 injunction. The group seeks court relief under the state open meetings law.
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North Carolina
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Mecklenburg Board of County Commissioners
Credit Act Changes Stalled In Senate
Washington AP reports a bill to strengthen the Fair Credit Reporting Act was postponed indefinitely by the Senate Banking Committee. It would require advance disclosure to consumers, authorize investigations with consent, and let individuals review their files, amid privacy concerns and fears of higher consumer costs.
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Senate Banking Committee
Prostitution Crackdown Sees Fayetteville Police Case
In Fayetteville, a detective concealed in an apartment witnessed sexual encounters leading to 38 people charged in a March prostitution crackdown. Earl Laverne Bacote of Florence was convicted of prostitution with a six month suspended sentence and a $150 fine, appealing the sentence amid a felony charge of crime against nature.
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Florence
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Joseph Dupree
State District Court
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Bacote
Hay Street
Barbara Hyatt
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