On top of that, Oliver North helped Carl Channell's tax-exempt organization, the " National Endowment for the Preservation of Liberty ", to raise $ 10 million, by arranging numerous briefings for groups of potential contributors at the premises of the White House and by facilitating private visits and photo sessions with president Reagan for major contributors.

In 1851, Douglass merged the North Star with Gerrit Smith's Liberty Party Paper to form Frederick Douglass ' Paper, which was published until 1860.

* Jeep Liberty ( Cherokee Outside North America ): Five-passenger compact SUV.

It founded the North Carolina Shipbuilding Company, an emergency yard on the banks of the Cape Fear River and launched its first Liberty ship before the end of 1941, building 243 ships in all, including 186 Liberties.

Oliver North supposedly used this bank during the Iran-Contra scandal by funneling money from his shell organization, the " National Endowment for the Preservation of Liberty ", through Palmer National Bank to the Contras.

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* Liberty in North Korea ( LiNK ), a human rights advocacy group

During the 2008 regular season, the first ever outdoor professional basketball game in North America was played at Arthur Ashe Stadium in New York between the New York Liberty and the Indiana Fever in front of over 19, 000 fans.

About half of the eastern border, with Baltimore County, is formed by the North Branch of the Patapsco River and by Liberty Reservoir, though the northern half near Manchester and Hampstead is a land border.

Some of those members are University of North Carolina at Asheville ( 1984-present ), Davidson College ( 1990-1992 ), Liberty University ( 1991-present ), University of Maryland, Baltimore County ( 1992-1998 ), University of North Carolina at Greensboro ( 1992-1997 ), Towson University ( 1992-1995 ), Elon University ( 1999-2003 ), High Point University ( 1999-present ) and Birmingham – Southern College ( 2000-2007 ).

The Great Seal of North Carolina depicts Liberty standing and Plenty holding a cornucopia.

The county is divided into 32 townships: Adrian, Belle, Bowdle, Bryant, Clear Lake, Cleveland, Cloyd, Cordlandt, Cottonwood Lake, Fountain, Glen, Glover, Harmony, Hillside, Hosmer, Hudson, Huntley, Ipswich, Kent, Liberty, Madison, Modena, Montpelier, North Bryant, Odessa, Pembrook, Powell, Richland, Rosette, Sangamon, Union, and Vermont.

The county is divided into forty-four townships: Aberdeen, Allison, Bates, Bath, Brainard, Cambria, Carlisle, Claremont, Columbia, East Hanson, East Rondell, Franklyn, Frederick, Garden Prairie, Garland, Gem, Greenfield, Groton, Hecla, Henry, Highland, Lansing, Liberty, Lincoln, Mercier, New Hope, North Detroit, Oneota, Ordway, Osceola, Palmyra, Portage, Prairiewood, Putney, Ravinia, Richland, Riverside, Savo, Shelby, South Detroit, Warner, West Hanson, Westport, West Rondell.

* Southern Tioga School District ( also in Tioga County ) Liberty Mountaineers, Mansfield Tigers, and North Penn Panthers

The first town laid out in the county was North Liberty, established by Lucas Sullivant in 1797, but the first settlement in the county was made in present-day Jerome township by Joshua and James Ewing in 1798.

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* North Liberty Elementary

* North Liberty Christian School K-5

The nine middle schools include Lakeside Middle School, Liberty Middle School, Little Mill Middle School, North Forsyth Middle School, Otwell Middle School, Piney Grove Middle School, Riverwatch Middle School, South Forsyth Middle School, and Vickery Creek Middle School.

It enters Greenwich Township, where the route crosses County Route 637 ( Liberty Road / North Main Street ) before passing through residential areas.

The Inverness Trailhead can be found on North Apopka Avenue ( CR 470 ) across from the trail crossing and Liberty Park.

North Liberty is a town in St. Joseph County, Indiana, United States.

* The Liberty Corporation, a defunct insurance and media company, based in South Carolina, USA

* Liberty, South Carolina

This Liberty Flag was seen as so important that it became the Flag of South Carolina, with the addition of the very palmetto tree that was used to make the fort so impenetrable.

The Big South Conference began sponsoring football in 2002, with Charleston Southern University, Gardner – Webb University, and Liberty University fielding teams ; Coastal Carolina University and Virginia Military Institute joined the conference as football-playing members in 2003.

On September 18, 1777, during the American Revolutionary War, a convoy of wagons carrying the Liberty Bell from Philadelphia to Allentown, under the command of Col. Thomas Polk ( Charlotte, North Carolina ), stopped in Quakertown.

Liberty is a city in Pickens County, South Carolina, United States.

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Also, by March, Sons of Liberty organizations had been established in New Jersey, Maryland, and Norfolk, Virginia, and a local group established in North Carolina was attracting interest in South Carolina and Georgia.

In 2008, the Liberty drafted former Rutgers shooting guard Essence Carson and former University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill forward Erlana Larkins, and signed former University of Utah point guard Leilani Mitchell during the preseason.

It came to be known as the Moultrie Flag, or the Liberty Flag, and was incorporated in the Flag of South Carolina, as well as being used alongside the Gadsden flag in the modern liberty movement.

Chavis accomplished much in his life including fighting in the American Revolution, studying at both Liberty Hall and the College of New Jersey ( now Princeton University ), becoming an ordained Presbyterian minister, and opening a school that instructed white and poor black students in North Carolina.

* During World War II, a 422-foot Liberty Ship was built in Wilmington, North Carolina in 1942 and named SS Charles C. Pinckney in his honor.

Soon popularly known as either the Moultrie Flag or Liberty Flag, it became the standard of the South Carolina militia, and was presented in Charleston, by Commanding General Major General Nathanael Greene, when that city was liberated at the end of the war.

The United States Navy ship, USS Graham ( DD-192 ), the World War II Liberty ship SS William A. Graham, and the city of Graham, North Carolina were all named for him.