Democracy's duty and the ballot's quiet heroes
Hal Boyle’s column urges voters to register and cast ballots, honoring quiet acts of courage in war and the everyday duty of participation. It contrasts wartime sacrifice by Dorland and Draknik with modern apathy, noting democracy thrives when citizens vote and suffer the consequences of inaction.
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New York
America
P. E
Legion
Democracy
Elf
John Hancock
Ion
Dorland
Ory
Draknik
Fourth District Dentists Oppose Super Board
A group of dentists and the state bar oppose a proposed general board to oversee the 21 licensing boards in North Carolina. Delegates at the Fourth Dental Society meeting approved a resolution against any exam overhaul. The bar earlier backed a study committee for an overall board to curb the law examiners. The dentists argued the dental examiners board was created to protect the public from incompetence.
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State Bar
North Carolina
Fourth Dental Society
State Board of Law Examiners
Board of Dental Xaminers
Archivists Open Three Day Meet In Raleigh
Members of the Society of American Archivists and the American Association for State and Local History began a three day convention in Raleigh. Governor Terry welcomed delegates as a luncheon conference planned a talk on producing historical symphonic gas by Paul Green of Chapel Hill. Delegates will tour Duke University and the University of North Carolina before final sessions.
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Society of American Archivists
American Asociation
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Paul Green
Chapel
Duke University
University of North Carolina
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