Kissinger May Consider Cooling Period on Middle East Talks
Kissinger may return to Washington to give Syria and Israel time to study disengagement proposals for a week or two. An American official said the Golan Heights pullback talks are just starting and a full Israeli withdrawal is unlikely for now. Deputy Premier Allon said America indicated a shift toward disengagement, while Kissinger meets with President Sadat to brief him on shuttle diplomacy.
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Gus Speros Defeated In North Carolina House Primary
Incumbent North Carolina Rep. Gus Speros from Robeson County lost his bid by 52 votes in a five man race for three district seats covering Robeson Hoke and Scotland counties. Renominated were Reps. Henry Ward Oxendine of Pembroke and Joy Johnson of Fairmont. Also nominated was Democrat David Parnell of Parkton.
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Apology Fails to Smooth Door-Closing Dispute at State Office
Raleigh AP secretary of state Thad Eure received an apology from Administration Secretary William Bondurant after two doors to Eure's offices were closed to create more space for the governor. Eure said he would not forget it, and Bondurant's letter called the move embarrassing. Bondurant even drafted a limerick in response to Eure's complaint about the men's room distance.
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Sandburg Home Opens As Shrine In North Carolina
Connemara, Carl Sandburg’s goat farm and post Civil War home near Flat Rock, opens to the public as a National Historic Site. The restored house and working farm, gifted by Mrs. Sandburg, hold over 10,000 books and artifacts from his life and library. Sandburg lived there until his death on July 22, 1967, at age 89.
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Should Fatally Ill Patient Be Told? Debate sparks protocol study
Philadelphia psychiatrist Dr. Edward Gottheil urged an American Psychiatric Association study to set guidelines on whether terminal patients should be told of their death. He noted varied reactions from patients and proposed research to balance truth, hope, and survival, with questions on who tells, when, how, and which patients qualify. The team includes nurse Wealthy McGurn and sociologist Dr. Otto Pollak.
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University of Pennsylvania
North Carolina runoff primary not required for court race
Unofficial NC totals show James G. Exum leading with 50.03 percent over Fred Hedrick and Reginald Frazier, eliminating any runoff for the Democratic nomination to the state Supreme Court. Exum, unopposed by Republicans, heads toward the general election against James M. Baley Jr. Copeland leads another contest while a third place finisher hafer comments.
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