FCC Chief Faces Contempt On Retirement Day
Washington AP report says FCC Chairman Hyde faces contempt charges for withholding agency records linked to a radio license renewal. House committee votes to cite Hyde, with potential prosecution by Justice Department. Dean Burch named new FCC chairman as the retirement ceremony unfolds.
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Mizell to keynote Randolph Republicans Dinner 1989
Asheboro event features Congress man Wilber Mizell of Davidson County as featured speaker for the first Republican countywide dinner of 1989. He will be introduced by Sim A. DeLapp, with music by Miss Zoe Faircloth and entertainment by Carl Bimbo from High Point College in Asheboro.
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Cabinet Government Considered For N. c
Raleigh AP reports a cabinet style government similar to the federal system is being studied for North Carolina. A Legislative Research Commission report urges reducing state agencies from 316 to 25 and creating a cabinet led by Sen John Henley. If approved by the 1970 General Assembly, the plan would have 18 agency heads with cabinet status and seven additional members. Implementation targeted for July 1, 1975.
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Study Proposed On North Carolina Interest Rate Law
Raleigh AP report says the Legislative Research Commission will undertake a comprehensive study of North Carolina's new interest rate law. The bill’s broad scope covers bank and insurance lending, home and farm loans, and small business credit. Officials note inconsistencies require clarification and outline subcommittees and members from both parties to review sections and prepare interpretations.
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Abolition Of Some Schools Predicted
JUSEAU She JACKSON Miss. AP AJA J Duckworth executive secretary Negro education leader Mississippi predicts some school districts will abolish public schools but will seek private tuition through legal channels. He argues the state program and federal court actions complicate the move with a plan to convene all levels for a joint conference to find a path forward amid district sit downs.
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Gas Price War Ends in Charlotte as Prices Flatline
In Charlotte prices for major brands settled at 36.9 and 37.9 cents a gallon after wholesalers raised to 32 cents. Independent stations still under major-brand pricing by two to four cents. The shift follows a brief price war that left retailers unhappy yet unable to raise prices alone. Separately, discussion of public school closures reemerged in Mississippi with court orders pending desegregation plans and boards weighing actions to preserve public peace.
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