Parole Revoked Hero Builds Inmate Education Fund
In Mocksville North Carolina Isaac Tabor known as Silver Daddy a life prisoner who chose prison over home funds a 7500 trust to aid inmate education He financed literacy and college parallel courses for 14 inmates and purchased sewing machines woodworking tools and equipment through the Tabor Humanitarian Trust triggered by his revoked parole and aging eyesight.
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Mocksville
N.C
Silver Daddy
Davie County
Isaac Tabor
Tabor
Pris
Thomasville
Paul McCrary
McCrary
Tabor Humanitarian Trust
Davidson County Community College
Safriet
Surprises Few in North Carolina Budget Proposals 1974 75
North Carolina Advisory Budget Commission nears completion of 1974 75 spending plan with little controversy. A projected surplus up to 300 million guides decisions on raises for state workers kindergarten funding rural health expansion and new prisons offices and patrol staffing. UNC board pushes a 30 million health education package ahead of a November 30 meeting while ECU medical school funding debates loom.
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Robert B. Cullen
Associated Press
Raleigh
North Carolina Advisory Budget Commission
Holfhouser
Department of Human Resources
Craggy Prison
Asheville
Polk Youth Center
Department of Natural and Economic Resource
Wilmington
Morehead City
University of North Carolina Board of Governors
East Carolina University
Board of Governors
ECU Medical School
Study predicts oil supply shortfall of 35 percent
A Library of Congress study for Congress warns oil shortages could reach 35 percent, or about 6.1 million barrels per day, based on a cold winter and ongoing Arab embargo. It notes reductions despite end of embargo seem unlikely to drop below 20 percent. King Faisal reportedly called embargo irrevocable until Israel withdraws from Arab regions, while the Consumer Product Safety Commission cautions against hoarding fuel due to household hazards.
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David C. Martin
Associated Press
Washington
U.S
Senate
Library of Congress
Congress
Les Aspin
D-Wis
Faisal
Saudia Arabia
Israel
Don t Blame TV Violent Children Are Reared by Parental Passivity
Two child development experts at the American Association of Psychiatric Services for Children workshop in Chicago argue that violence in children stems from parenting not television. They warn that long hours of passive viewing blunt empathy and imagination, and reduce real interaction with caregivers and peers.
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Chicago
American Association of Psychiatric Services For Children, Inc
Maria W. Piers
Erikson Institute For Early Education
Palombo
Washington Post and Boston Globe win APME journalism honors
The Washington Post receives the Freedom of Information award for Watergate coverage while the Boston Globe claims the Public Service Award for investigative illegal gambling reports. Walter Mears and Robert Jordan named top performers at Disney World convention.
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Orlando, Fla
Associated Press Managing Editors Association
Washington Post
Boston Globe
the Post
APME
Freedom of Information
the Globe
Association
Public Service Ward
Disney World
Associated Press
Walter Mears
Robert Jordan
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Chicago Institute For Psychoanalysis
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