Where to buy Carolina Cougars exhibition tickets start Oct 1
Exhibition tickets are sold at the Cougar office in the Greensboro Coliseum and at other host cities. Jaycees in Lexington handle the Oct 8 game. Additional games take place in Gastonia, Greenville, Fayetteville, Lenoir, and Winston-Salem.
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County Agent Confirms Feasibility of Fish Meal Use
Len A. County Agent John Crawford said yes, it's possible. The fish meal would start to sour or wet if it got wet and could make a chick sick.
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John Crawford
Democrats Alarm North vs South Clash in NC Call
NC Democratic executive director Chuck Barbour says the DNC pursues liberals, alienating the South and threatening Southern governors and candidates. He urges Harris to resign one post, contends the party lacks balanced leadership and warns many Southern states may repudiate the national ticket if the structure stays one sided.
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Robert McNair
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Nixon seeks 96 million for SST funding this year
President Nixon announced a request for 96 million in new SST funds plus 99 million in unused carryovers, aiming to push a supersonic transport program with two prototypes by 1972 and commercial use by 1978, despite opposition over cost and noise. Volpe stressed strict flight overpopulated areas until noise limits are met.
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Revival In Doubt Postal Reform Voted Down
Washington Nixon postal corporation plan rejected by the House Post Office Committee in a 26 vote. Chairman Thaddeus J. Dulski led an alternate reform bill backed by unions. second votes were not held. Dulski may reconvene next week as administration hopes for a Senate path fade.
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Housewives Claim National Meat Boycott Is Spreading
New York AP report says housewives who led local meat boycotts last month report partial price drops and a growing national movement. Mrs. Mickey DiLorenzo notes 400 to 500 active supporters and nine Long Island groups totaling about 1,500 people forming or already formed to push down meat prices through boycotts across states including Florida Colorado Virginia and Connecticut with 50 women ready for a membership drive.
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Conn
Haynsworth Back For More Testimony
The Senate Judiciary Committee opened a second week of hearings on Judge Clement F. Haynsworth's Supreme Court nomination. Witnesses included Haynsworth himself regarding a 1000 share Brunswick Corp stock purchase for 16000 on November 2, 1967. Senator Birch Bayh questioned the purchase and the panel reviewed related stock transactions since his 1967 appointment.
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Clement F. Haynsworth
Supreme Court
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Birch Bayh
D-Ind
U.S. Court of Appeals
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Justice Department
James C. Eastland
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Convicted rapist hunted after mother and child vanish
A four state manhunt targets Stanley B. Hoss Jr. 26 of Tarentum Pa for the suspected killing of a Pennsylvania police officer and kidnapping a Maryland mother and her 2 year old daughter. Hoss is described armed and dangerous with 38 and 22 caliber pistols. A stolen car linked to him was found near Cumberland on U S 40 as the search widens across Maryland and surrounding states.
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Federal housing bill call for rent subsidies debated today
Senate took up a $6.3 billion housing bill providing for the first time direct federal rent subsidies for public housing tenants. The plan would have HUD pay up to $75 million toward part of residents' rent, with no rent for the direst cases. About 180,000 in projects pay over 25 percent of income and roughly 4 million live in public housing.
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Massachusetts
Edward W. Brooke
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Proxmire Opposes Obliterating Capitol West Front
Sen. William Proxmire challenges a $45 million plan to demolish the Capitol's original west front and extend it 88 feet with marble facing. He cites no justification for the project while noting inflation and federal-building cuts. Architect J George Stewart defends repairs and renovation in place.
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