Governor proposes citizens conference to reorganize NC state government
Governor Scott announces formation of a citizens conference to study reorganization and consolidation of state agencies. He urges passage of a constitutional amendment before the 1970 election to limit the number of departments. He criticizes overlapping duties and calls for streamlined services across nine cabinet-level agencies and 317 state entities.
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State Offers Free Bus Rides to Ease Desegregation Strife
Raleigh AP report: Department of Public Instruction will spend 500000 from surplus funds to provide free bus transportation from March toBay for 4009 by setvoy students in Arth Carolina. Dr A Crale Phillis, state superintendent, said the move aims to improve public education image amid desegregation turmoil. Court orders delay until 1972 General Assembly act. six month extension ends March 1. Only 20 of 152 state schools meet federal guidelines on integration according to Phillis.
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Nixon Signs Major Tax Reform Amid Postal Delays
President Nixon signs a sweeping tax reform measure affecting Social Security deductions and personal exemptions as the new law takes effect New Year’s Day. Analyses show an IRS quirk could alter weekly take home pay for middle earners and families across the nation, with detailed examples for incomes of 5 000 and 10 000 dollars. Atlanta report notes appointment of Dean Chase as a state University of Georgia professor of international affairs amid opposition from some regents.
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Mine Bill Also Wins Approval
Nixon signs a bill intended to balance the budget and curb rising living costs. The measure includes federal payments for certain work injuries and tax reforms aimed at households under $100,002, with overall revenue gains offset by future deficit risks.
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Ray Needs Recreation at State Prison for King Case
A federal judge in Washington Tenn orders James Earl Ray to receive a plan with recreation work and exercise while serving a 99 year maximum security sentence for the slaying of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Ray testified he would rather risk death from other inmates than spend 24 years in solitary confinement.
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Agnew Attends Philippine Inauguration Amid Turbulent Welcome
Vice President Agnew arrives for the inauguration of President Ferdinand Marcos II in Manila. A noisy demonstration erupts as bombs, firecrackers, and glass injuries occur. Marcos calls for unity and shared burden while trimming the parade and dinner plans.
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Two Die In Mebane Blaze In North Carolina
Two men died in a Monday house fire near Mebane North Carolina. Identified as Moyt Scogging 32 and Talmadoe Terry 70, they were found inside the home where the blaze began while Wad visiting Scogging at the time. Officials said the fire started after a visit.
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Good News Amid Hard Times From 1969 Christmas Spirit
The year’s end reports show widespread charity across the nation. Citizens, students, churches, and organizations gave time and money to help neighbors, with drives in Arkansas to Missouri and many acts of kindness noted from Redfield to Detroit.
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Secretly Indicted NY Banker Ties to Wisconsin Senator
Roy Colin, a New York financier, faces a Cook County grand jury indictment under the 1957 Wisconsin Reynolds Act for holding more than 15 percent control of Illinois banks. The Sun Times reports the case arose while Colin faced bribery and conspiracy charges in New York, with state officials declining to comment.
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