Mills Warns Against Nixon Revenue Sharing Scheme
In Raleigh Wilbur D. Mills predicts the administration revenue sharing plan is a Trojan horse with new rules for governments. The House Ways and Means chairman says his committee will kill the bill and notes broad Democratic support against the plan. Local legislators express concern over inequities and impact on state finance.
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Assembly to Hear Scott on Tuesday on higher education plan
Gov. Bob Scott will address a joint session of the General Assembly at 12:30 p.m. Tuesday to outline higher education restructuring proposals. Lawmakers debated timing, while a Warren committee plan calls for a coordinating board to oversee NC colleges and budgets. Also, Sen. Mills proposed penalties for distributing injurious foods.
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Bob Scott
General Assembly
North Carolina
Senate
House
Lindsay Warren Jr
Goldsboro
William D. Mills
Donslow
Black Panthers shift to church community support
Huey Newton says the Black Panthers will change tactics by avoiding police confrontations and engaging the church and black community. He notes a split in policy, 38 chapters nationwide, and plans to open clothing and shoe factories in Oakland while urging members to attend services and build political support.
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Ban on Strip Mining Threatens U S Energy Supply
El bur t F Osborn director of the U S Bureau of Mines testifies before a House subcommittee that a nationwide ban on coal strip mining could cause a sharp energy shortfall. He warns 20 000 miners would lose jobs immediately and deep shaft mining would surge while foreign oil imports rise to offset the loss.
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Elburt F. Osborn
U.S. Bureau of Mines
Osborn
Priations Subcommittee
Ken Hechler
D-W.va
Hechler
Appalachian
United States
East
West
Congress
Hollis M. Dole
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Floor Nomination Sparks Unprecedented UNC Trustee Session
Unprecedented nominations from the floor will force a new joint General Assembly session to elect trustees for the Consolidated University of North Carolina. Lt. Gov. Pat Taylor halted floor bids for ballots and rules, as five nominees were named from the floor alongside committee picks.
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Pat Taylor
UNC Grad Named to Virginia Criminal Justice Council
Sterling W. Walker 58 a North Carolina Central University Law School graduate was named to Virginia's Council on Criminal Justice. The Norfolk criminal lawyer received the appointment announced by Governor Linwood Holton's office on Thursday.
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Richmond, Va
Sterling W. Walker
North Carolina Central University Law School
Virginia
Council On Criminal Justice
Linwood Holton
Walker
Norfolk
UNC Alumni Back President as Trustees Fight Deconsolidation
Two UNC alumni groups adopted resolutions of support for the university amid a proposal to abolish independent trustees. The UNC Greensboro alumni association opposed deconsolidation while Moore County UNC Chapel Hill alumni backed President William C. Friday in resisting the plan. A Warren Committee minority report urged reform of the system without breaking up its six campuses.
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Associated Press
University of North Carolina
Unc-Greensboro Alumni Association
Moore County
UNC Chapel Hill
William C. Friday
Warren
Watson Named To Court By Nixon Choice
U S District reports Senator Thurmond said Albert W. Watson a 48 year old Columbia attorney and former eight year House member is Nixon's pick to fill a vacancy on the U S Military Court of Appeals. Watson has military service and Republican backing and sought South Carolina governor’s seat last year.
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Albert W. Watson
South Carolina
Nixon
U.S. Military Court of Appeals
Strom Thurmond
R S.C
Columbia, S.C
Thurmond
Watson
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