Rock music figures push back on Agnew drug claim
In Las Vegas a speech by Spiro Agnew alleging rock music promotes drug culture draws criticism from industry figures. Ben Fong-Torres and Allen Klein challenge the linkage and note several referenced songs discuss themes unrelated to drugs.
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Agnew to Meet Six Students on National TV Show
Vice President Spiro Agnew will meet six college students on a national TV program to press his case against militant campus groups. A David Frost Show spokesman said the segment will avoid extremists and feature a cross section of critic voices from various campuses. The broadcast is taped in New York and airs Sept. 25. Agnew also campaigns for Lenore Romney and Gerald Ford, denouncing radical liberals and urging New Mexicans to back Anderson Carter for Senate in place of Montoya.
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Insurance Rate Case Delayed as NC Official Hears Motion
North Carolina Insurance Commissioner Edwin Lanier will rule Thursday on a motion to dismiss a 14.1 percent rate hike for private passenger cars. Assistant Attorney General Jean Benoy argued the evidence is hearsay as the hearing opened. The North Carolina Auto Rate Administrative Office represents the industry, and a $9 yearly average raise could result if approved.
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