Forensic Coaches Give Carter Edge in Debate Panel
Five college debate coaches scored the second Carter Ford debate. Carter won or tied on most scorecards, aided by arguments on secrecy and morality. Wade favored Carter on policy issues while others saw Ford edges or shifts in confidence and leadership.
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Brown Lung Victims Demand Fast Action
About 60 retired textile workers gathered in Raleigh for a nass filing of disability claims with the North Carolina Industrial Commission over brown lung disease. Lucy Taylor of Roanoke Rapids said the commission is at least a year behind its six to nine month promise, noting past settlements averaged 10 000 to 12 000 dollars.
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Helms’s Joke Provokes Carter Campaign Aide
In Wilmington at a ribbon cutting for a local campaign HQ, Sen. Jesse Helms joked We will imagine this is Jimmy Carter s neck prompting anger from Carter campaign director Joel McCleary in Raleigh. McCleary called the remark in very poor taste and said elected officials should avoid such comments. About 20 people complained, some after hearing it on radio.
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Thai coup ruler clamps martial law amid student clashes
Bangkok on edge as Sangad Chalwya imposes censorship and arrests 3000 students after deadly street battles leaving at least 26 dead and 180 wounded. Tanks guard offices then withdraw. All schools closed. Press licensed and monitored. Police report mass student arrests for antigovernment acts.
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New Funds Sought to Alleviate NC Kindergarten Crowding
State Board of Education expected to approve a committee recommendation to allocate nearly 400000 to hire additional kindergarten teachers and ease class sizes in North Carolina. The policy panel also proposed allowing some hardship cases to exceed the 28 student limit as 40 to 60 classes are overloaded.
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