Durham Lawyer Considers Run for North Carolina Attorney General
Nicholas A. Smith 33 a Durham attorney with Durham Legal Aid Clinic and former assistant solicitor says he will discuss a potential bid for state attorney general with Republican leaders at the party convention. He teaches at Duke and NC State and holds a JD from Tennessee with a UNC undergrad background.
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Private College Enrollment Rises in North Carolina
North Carolina's 41 independent colleges and universities report a 3.2 percent rise in 1971-72 enrollment to 48,341, with 26,058 in-state Tar Heels and 22,273 out-of-state students. The association cites stronger recruiting and more financial aid as key factors and announces leadership changes with Norman Wiggin elected president and Samuel Spencer named vice president.
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Journalists decry government probes of newsmen at annual meeting
Sigma Delta Chi called FBI inquiry into CBS Newsman Daniel Schorr repugnant as it reflected on press freedom. The 62nd convention also elected Guy Ryan president and named new officers and fellows including Katharine Graham and Howard K. Smith.
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Children’s Book Week at High Point Library With Storytelling and Magic
The High Point Public Library hosts a Tuesday afternoon program A Touch of Hokey Pokey and Hocus Pocus featuring Granny Casey Smith in granny attire and Maxwell the Magician 13 year old Scott Maxwell. The event at 4 p m includes storytelling games songs and a magic show. Visitors may tour wildlife and international school art exhibits through the week and read new fall books in the children's department.
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