Ford visit boosts Stevens in North Carolina race
President Gerald Ford toured Greensboro to back William E. Stevens, the Republican Senate hopeful. Stevens, aided by his campaign team, sought momentum from the national spotlight after a Raleigh prep, hoping to close the gap with Democrat Morgan, as Holshouser did with Nixon in 1972. About 2,000 attended the VIP rally amid chilly wind and football game chatter.
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Rural health clinics may stand as Holshouser's monument
North Carolina Governor Jim Holshouser dedicates the fourth rural health care clinic in Newton Grove as part of a broader program to expand primary care. The piece notes chronic doctor shortages, the slow progress of medical education, and the role of paramedical personnel and satellite clinics in addressing shortfalls, with Clinton Medical Center doctors visiting the Newton Grove site.
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Luther Hodges
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Jim Holshouser
East Carolina University Medical School
Rometta Warren
Clinton Medical Center
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Clinton
Copeland
Ford Sees GOP Gains In State
President Ford predicts the Carolinas could pick up two or three Republican congressmen in the November election and offset Democratic gains elsewhere. In Charlotte he cited South Carolina races with Marshall Parker vs Butler Derrick and Len Phillips vs Ken Holland, plus North Carolina’s Steve Ritchie behind Richardson Preyer, expressing hope for one to two SC seats and one NC seat.
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Ravenel
Bryan Dorn
James B. Edwards
Dorn
Marshall Parker
Seneca
Butler Derrick
Edgefield
Len Phillips
Lancaster
Ken Holland
Tom Gettys
North Carolina
Steve Ritchie
Ritchie
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Solar Power Surpasses Global Fossil Fuels Momentarily
A science note states that only one half of a billionth of the sun’s energy reaches Earth. In three days Earth receives as much solar energy as all fossil fuels could produce if burned simultaneously.
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Prosecutor's Office Will Close In Spring
Washington AP reports the special prosecutor's office winding down after the Watergate cover up trial. Leon Jaworski resigns effective Friday as investigations near completion. The office may file additional campaign contribution related charges and issue a final report to the public.
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