Expulsion Bill Sails Toward Judiciary Review
North Carolina House sped a measure to curb disorderly students and require expulsions in public schools and colleges. The motion to send the bill to the House Judiciary Committee passed 56 to 48 after Rep. Jim Johnson argued constitutional limits. Opponents said the bill seeks to kill the measure while supporters pressed for stricter campus discipline.
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Nader links auto safety to 1960s Army Jeep issues
Nader told AP that the Army should compensate injured and families of fatally injured men over unsafe vehicles. He cited 1965 Ribicoff hearings and criticized Ford for knowledge of instability in the M151 and Corvair and for profits while safety risks persisted. House amendments on alcohol and student expulsion were discussed by lawmakers, with supporters and opponents arguing about protections for students and regulatory scope.
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Viet Cong and U S clash during Buddha birthday truce
Reported incidents in the Saigon area during the Buddha's birthday observance include 23 enemy initiated actions against South Vietnamese forces and civilians, with 16 soldiers and 18 civilians wounded. U S headquarters counted 23 enemy incidents. 23 Americans and 2 South Vietnamese soldiers killed, 17 Americans wounded, over 18 incidents considered significant for casualty counts.
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News Media Oppose Bar To Records
News organizations oppose a proposed bill granting access to vital records held by state agencies. C Lansiter of the North Carolina Press Association argues records, funded by the public, should be public and accessible even for personal documents like birth certificates. He warns the measure could block individuals from viewing their own records.
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Smoking Ban To Be Applied In Charlotte Stores And Hospitals
Charlotte AP reports a city smoking ban will take effect at midnight Saturday prohibiting smoking in retail stores with more than 20 customers and at most points in hospitals except waiting rooms lounges offices and patient rooms with physician approval. Violators face a fine and potential jail time.
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Committes Okays Sales Tax Bill
North Carolina officials discuss sales tax measure and a foundation head explains rifle purchases linked to campus unrest. FBI and state investigators probe gun buys while the controversy tests foundation funding and political reactions amid student protests at A&T and local incidents in Greensboro.
Dudley unrest linked to A&T violence and arrests
In a news conference last weekend McCullough blamed police for the death of Willie Grimes, an A&T student shot during the disorder. Violence followed a Dudley high school student body election remake and a ban on certain A&T students from the Dudley campus. McCullough was arrested Thursday on charges of fomenting disorder and released on bond.
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Jack Tar Hotels Sale Negotiated Headline
Fort Lauderdale based Osias Organization Inc announced a preliminary agreement to acquire six Jack Tar Hotels from Sammons Enterprises. The proposed purchase includes hotels in Greenville and Charleston D C Asheville N C plus two in Texas and one in Florida. Directors of both companies must approve. Osias operates as a major southeast real estate developer.
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Sails Around World But Loses Girl
Michael Kane completes a 22 month 30 000 mile voyage from Newport Beach to Tahiti and Australia aboard a trimaran named Carousin but returns to a disappointed girlfriend. He plans another craft and wonders about a job while seeking stability with his family and partner. The voyage tested the vessel and crew including 371 crew members and his cat Thunderball.
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Chinese Propaganda Attacks Mao Regime in World Arena
A Chinese government statement accuses Maoist leadership of imperial ambitions and details territorial claims dating back to the 19th century. It contrasts with Soviet “limited sovereignty” doctrine, warns of broader dangers to neighbors including Albania Romania and Yugoslavia, and challengingly invites Moscow to publish its side of the border dispute.
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Oldest Industry in Clay and Brick Making
Oriest mineral industry centers on clay for bricks tiles and clay tablets used in building cities irrigation works writing materials and household utensils.
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Lincoln won presidency without popular majority
According to the Encyclopaedia Britannica, Abraham Lincoln did not obtain a majority of the popular vote in his first bid for president. He did win the electoral college due to a split in the Democratic party, giving him the office.
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Student Burns Self To Death In Protest At UN Lawn
A 20 year old Columbia University student Brice Mayrock of Old Westbury New York died nine hours after setting himself on fire on the United Nations lawn in a protest against genocide in Biafra. He was burned over most of his body and admitted in critical condition to Bellevue Hospital. A sign near the grass read You must stop genocide Frease save a million Biafrans. A rabbi friend said Mayrock was idealistic and deeply upset by the Biafra crisis and its killings.
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North Carolina Warm and Frequent Afternoon Thunder Showers
The forecast covers North Carolina through Wednesday with above normal highs and widespread afternoon and evening thunderstorms. Mountains and coast see highs upper 80s to lower 90s and nightly lows around 60s. other areas near 90 with showers or possible rain.
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