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An index to:
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THE DURHAM SUN
Subject Index
January-December 1986
Compiled by Herald-Sun Library
Published by Herald-Sun Newspapers
Durham, N.C.
ISSN 0741-0328
I - z
6ee vol. 1 for A-H
IND-EX is a guide to articles
and photographs in the local
and regional editions of the
DURHAM MORNING HERALD
and THE DURHAM SUN. It is
published in monthly issues
and in an annual cumulated
volume by the Herald-Sun
newspapers.
SCOPE OF INDEX:
All the items concerning
events, people and places in
North Carolina, as well as
selected items of regional
interest are included in IND-
EX. National or international
news is included only when it
specifically features North
Carolina or a person from the
state.
Editorials, letters to the
editor, obituaries and any local
Herald-Sun by-lined materials
are included regardless of sub-
ject. Local display ads are
indexed on a selective basis.
Generally not included are syn-
dicated columns, wire service
features, marriage and birth an-
nouncements, legal notices and
routine sports scores. (A list of
regular columns and features
appearing in the HERALD and
the SUN appears on Page ill of
this publication.)
INDEXING DEPTH:
Names of individuals are in-
dexed when quoted heavily, the
subject of a news story or fea-
ture, or noteworthy for some
reason. Multiple subject head-
ings are assigned to each item
based on important names,
words or concepts that appear
in the article or are implied by
it. Whenever possible, subject
headings are specific rather
than general (e.g. "Cattle
Rustling" not "Animal
Thefts").
ORGANIZATION:
When necessary, sub-head-
ings are used to make broad
headings more specific (e.g.
"Durham County Commission-
ers, budget" or "Fires, Dur-
ham"). Cross-references are
used to guide the user to the ap-
propriate headings. See refer-
ences point from invalid head-
ings to correct ones. See-also
references indicate related
headings. CRO''llb
x-z
IND-EX is divided into two
sections: names of people and
subjects. The name mdex is an
alphabetical listing by last
names of people prominently
mentioned in the news. The
subject index is an alphabetical
listing of specific titles, words,
or concepts used in news
articles or features.
For filing purposes acronyms
and initialisms precede words
or phrases. Within word groups
commas precede characters
(e.g. "N.C., state employees"
precedes "N.C. Dept. of Agri-
culture"). In general, numerals
precede letters (e.g. "Wil-
mington 10" precedes "Wil-
mington ABC Board"). Hy-
phens are regarded as spaces
and apostrophes are ignored.
Following a name or subject
heading is a list of the articles
pertaining to that name or sub-
ject. For each a headline is pro-
vided along with symbols iden-
tifying the name of the newspa-
per, edition, date, section, page,
type of item, reporter by-line
and type of illustration. (Expla-
nations of the symbols appear
on the following pages.)
Digitized by the Internet Archive
in 2011 with funding from
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
http://www.archive.org/details/index1986subjizhera
Key to Symbols Used in IND-EX
NP (Newspapers)
H DURHAM MORNING HERALD
S THE DURHAM SUN
ED (Edition)
1 1st. ed (Regional)
2 2nd (Final) ed. (Local)
3 3rd ed. (Orange County)
SEC (Section)
PG (Page)
TYP (Type)
A Advertisement
B Profile
E Editorial
F Feature
G Features in a Series
H Editorials in a Series
I Calendar/Schedule
J Commentary
K Commentary in a Series
L Letter to the Editor
MMap
N News
0 Obituary
P Photo
Q News in a Series
R Review
S Review in a Series
T Cartoon
U Column
V Column in a Series
W Literary Works
ILL (Illustration)
C Chart or Graph
D Drawing
M Map
P Photo
T Cartoon
BYL( By-line)
AlO ADAMS, ALLISON
A20 ADAMS, JACK
A54 ANDREWS, MARK
A75 ARICHEA. MIRIAM
A76 ARMSTRONG, ELSON
A80 AUSLEY, JUDY
BIO BANGLEY, JANE
Bll BARR, DAVID
B13 BERARDINO, MIKE
B14 BERNHARDT, WENDY
B15 BERRY, TOM
B30 BEST, KIM
B46 BOLICK, SANDY HOYLE
B51 BONDS, LOU
B56 BOST, TOBY
B61 BOSWELL, CARL
B67 BRITT, TONY
B71 BROILI, SUSAN
B81 BROWN, PAUL
B85 BRUNEAU, DAN
B90 BULLA, DAVID
C04 CAMPBELL, DARLENE
COS CARSON, AL
C19 CARVER, VEN
C36 CHANDLER, CHARLES
C42 CHANDLER, TIM
C49 CLAYTON, WARD
C50 COLE, JOHN
C52 COONS, KIP
C56 COOPER, CHARLES
C58 CORNEILSON, PAUL
C60 CORNELIUS-BROWN, ANN
C68 CROTHERS, TIM
C80 CRUMP, EMILY
C85 CRUMP, HARRY
DIO DARGAN, WILLIAM T.
D18 DASCENZO, FRANK
D40 DILGER, PATRICK
1)43 DIXON, WYATT
D71 DRUM, KEITH
D80 DUKE NEWS BUREAU
D85 DUPREE, JIMMY
F25 FEATHERSTON, AL
F50 FISKE, DIANE
F65 FOWLER, SCOTT
F70 FRANCIS, JAMIE
G09 GARRETT, NANCY
G33 GENTRY, JERRY
G50 GODWIN, JOHN
G59 GREEN, ANN
G68 GREENBERG, BLUE
G78 GRIFFIN, LIB
HOI HAAS. RENITA
H03 HAM, JON
H08 HARPOLE, LISA S.
H09 HARRELL, CARLTON
H30 HERRING, SEAN
H41 HISKEY, MICHELLE
H45 HODGES, BETTY
H49 HODGES, ED
H55 HOLLINGSWORTH, HARRY
H60 HOLMES, JACK
H70 HOWARD, J. LEE
H90 HUGHES, CATHY
H95 HURD, SHERRYL
J13 JENDRASIAK, JENNIFER
J20 JIGGETTS, VICKEY
J40 JOHNSTON, FLO
J50 JONES, H.G.
J54 JONES, LENORE
J58 JONES, RICHARD
K30 KEISTER, KEVIN
K65 KNIGHT, MYRA G.
K68 KNOX, HARRIETTE
L20 LEDFORD. CHARLES
L34 LEE, ELIZABETH
L37 LEWIS, GORDON
L38 LIDDY, CHUCK
L40 LINEBERRY, DANNY
L41 LITTLE, LOYD
L46 LOOMSTEIN, DAVID
L51 LORD, PAT
L57 LOUGEE, GEORGE
L90 LUCAS, LIZ
M02 MCCAIN, LEAH C.
M06 MCINTYRE, EDISON
M07 MCLAIN, KAY
M08 MCLAUGHLIN, MIKE
MIO MCQUEEN, MIKE
M14 MANN, STEVE
M20 MERRITT, MARION
M27 MERRITTS, JOAN
M51 MICHAEL, KAMMIE
M66 MOORE, HAROLD
M69 MOORE, REBECCA
M71 MORRIS, RON
M97 MUSHAK, BETTY
N50 NORCROSS, KATHY
N80 NCCU NEWS BUREAU
006 O'BRIEN, SEAN T.
046 OLIVER, TOM
P20 PEARSON, KIM
P25 PERKINSON, SHARON
P30 PETERSON, JOHN
P38 PFUTZNER, LENORE
P52 POTTER, MIKE
R56 ROGERS, V.C.
R66 ROULE, BOB
R76 ROYAL, PAMELA
S09 SATTERFIELD, CAROLYN
S19 SCOTT, RACHEL
S27 SERENO, JULIAN
S31 SHARPE, JOHN
S33 SHELL, JIM
S36 SHERRILL. BOB
S45 SINK, JOHN
S51 SMITH, BILL
S58 SMITH, DEBBIE
S66 SMITH, R.C.
S76 SPARKS, JIM
S78 STAGG, BILL
S80 STARR, MARY BETH
S82 STEVENSON, JOHN
584 STINNEFORD, MARK
585 SUMMERS, LILA
S92 SURRATT, LINDA
T30 TAYLOR. ROLLO
T37 THORNTON, JIM
T85 TRUELL, MIKE
U57 UPCHURCH, KEITH
U80 UNC NEWS BUREAU
W09 WALL, DON
W13 WANG, GENE
W27 WEIBLE, JACK
W36 WHELESS, AL
W60 WILSON. JIM
W63 WINSTEAD-MANN, DEBORAH
W66 WISE, JIM
W82 WOODY, LAURA
Y55 YOUNG, BOB
ZUZEPP, CAROL
By-line numbers beginning with X denote reporter
combinations
FEATURE
NEWSPAPER
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ABBY SUN
AFTER HOURS SUN
AFTER THE DEADLINE HERALD
ANN LANDERS HERALD
ASK DR. LAMB HERALD
BOOK COLUMN ( BETTY HODGES ) HERALD
BOTANICAL GARDEN COLUMN SUN
BULL'S EYE HERALD
COMMUNITY NOTES SUN
SUN
CRIMESTOPPERS HERALD
DAILY BREAD ( PURNELL BAILEY ) SUN
DISCOVERIES HERALD
DURHAM COUNTY FARM CORNER (CARL
HODGES) HERALD
ERMA BOMBECK HERALD
FAMILY WEEKLY HERALD
FILM PROJECTIONS ( AL FEATHERSTON) SUN
FOR YOUR ENTERTAINMENT HERALD
FREE OF CHARGE SUN
FRIDAY HERALD
GARDEN CLINIC SUN
GOREN ON BRIDGE (CHARLES GOREN) HERALD
HANDICAPPED MAILBAG ( BETTTE ELLIOTT) SUN
HELOISE II SUN
HOROSCOPE SUN
HOUSE OF THE WEEK HERALD
LITERARY LANTERN ( WALTER SPEARMAN ) SUN
MERLE ELLIS-THE BUTCHER HERALD
MINI-MOVIE REVIEWS HERALD
MISS MANNERS (JUDITH MARTIN ) SUN
ORANGE COUNTY FARM NEWS (DAVE WAR-
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PEOPLE AND WHAT THEY'RE DOING HERALD
PEOPLE IN BUSINESS HERALD
PEOPLE'S PHARMACY (JOE GRAEDON ) SUN
PERSONAL GLIMPSES HERALD
PROMINENT DESIGNER ( PATTERNS) HERALD
R.C. SMITH ( MOVIE REVIEWS) HERALD
SCIENCE, MEDICINE NOTES HERALD
SCOREBOARD ( SPORTS SCORES ) HERALD
SERIES OF SKETCHES OF DURHAM AND HER SUN
CITIZENS (WYATT DIXON)
SHEINWOLD ON BRIDGE SUN
SOAP OPERA SCENE SUN
THE SOUTHERN GARDENER (W.L. HUNT) HERALD
SPORTS FINE PRINT ( SPORTS SCORES) SUN
SPORTS MONDAY SUN
STOCK MARKET QUOTATIONS HERALD
SUNDIAL SUN
TV WORLD HERALD
TAKING CARE OF YOUR HEALTH SUN
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WOMAN PUSHES FOR STRICTER ENFORCEMENT OF NOISE LAW
GRAND JURY INDICTS MAN IN FATAL ACCIDENT
TWO ACCIDENTS INJURE FOUR. TIE UP INTERSTATE 85 TRAFFIC
1-85 HEARING TO BE IN DURHAM
* WRECKS ALONG 1-65 HALT TRAFFIC
HEARING MONDAY ON WIDENING 1-6 5
CHEAPER EXPRESSWAY INTERSECTION PROPOSED
RALEIGH WONT GET DURHAM ROAD MONEY
PARTIAL EXPRESSWAY INTERCHANGE BEST USE OF LIMITED ROAO FUNDS
DEAN FREEWAY EXTENSION ESTIMATED AT IA5 MILLION
STATE OKS * DURHAM ROAD PROJEf. TS
HERE ARE CHANGES IN STATE HIGHWAY PLAN IN AREA COUNTIES
2 WRECKS SNARL TRAFFIC ON 1-85
ROGUE CHRISTMAS TREE APPEARS ON 1-65
A TREE SHINES ALONG 1-85
1-85 CHRISTMAS TREE SHOULDN'T BE REMOVED
•DAMAGE FREE' NO MORE
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NEARLY 29 PERCENT OF LARGE TRUCKS FOUND TO BE OVERWEIGHT, STATE SAYS
00 CERTAIN BILLBOARDS KEEP HIGHWAYS SAFER?
"I" HOMES
A LOT OF HISTORY FOUND IN OLD GRANVILLE HOUSES
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10/13/66
11/20/66
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SEE INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CORP.
IMPACT
SEE ALSO CHILDREN. DRUGS
SEE ALSO SCH00L5, N.C.. DRUG ABUSE
MEETINGS SCHEDULED ON ALAMANCE DRUG PROGRAM
10
BEING BORN FIRST HELPS. STUDY SHOWS
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IRM INSURANCE
INSURANCE COMPANY MOVING HEAOOUARTERS TO CHARLOTTE
ITT TELECOM
RFCRUITfRS FLOCK TO RALEIGH AFTER LAYOFFS
<ilO-'.30 FORMER ITT EMPLOYEES GET JOB OFFERS
ITT IFLECOM LAYING OFF ADDITIONAL 200 WORKERS
ITT PLANS 262 MORE LAYOFFS
ITT TO FOCUS ON TELEPHONE TRANSMISSION FOUIPHENT
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS: TRIANGLE
SJNFORD BLASTS BROYHILL AP T I CL E
ITI TELECOM LAYS OF 109 MORE WORKERS
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
I. L. "BUCK- DEAN FREEWAY
SFE ALSO EAST-WEST EXPRESSWAY
SUPREME COURT TO REVIEW CREST
SUPREME COURT TO HEAR FEES CAS
CRANE W"RK
LAWYER: CREST ST. SPENT tlOO.O
WORK CONTINUES
GROUP WANTS FREEWAY EXTENSION
INTERCHANGE SUGGESTED AT FREEW
OEUICATION IS TUESDAY FOR 'BUC
'BUCK' DEAN EXPRESSWAY TO BE D
EXPRESSWAY TITLE HONORS 'BUCK'
DURHAM FREEWAY CHRISTENED
DEAN DESERVES HAVING ROAO NAME
EVEN THE HONORING WAS UNDULY 0
BRIDGE OVER FREEWAY
BRIDGE PUG
COURT RULES N.C. DOESN'T HAVE TO
CREST STREET LAWYERS LOSE COU' T F
CREST STREET RESIDENT LIKES RFLOC
N.C. WANTS SCALED-BACK INTERSf.CTI
WEST: FUNDS CUT MAY STALL ROAO WO
STATE TO WIDEN WEST DURHAM ROAOS
FREEWAY INTERCHANGE SHOULDN'T S":
CHEAPER EXPRESSWAY INTERSECTION P
RALEIGH WON'T GET DURHAM ROAD MON
PARTIAL EXPRESSWAY INTERCHANGE BE
DEAN FREEWAY EXTENSION ESTIMATED
'BUCK' DEAN FREEWAY EXTENSION IHR
STATE OKS t, DURHAM ROAD PR0JE:TS
CITY TO CLEAR WAY FOR HIGH, AY. 3
WEST Durham park land may bf solo
WEST DURHAM MAY GET NEW PARKS
"I BEAT DRUM- CONTEST
ST. LEGAL FEES CASE
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00 AGAINST RUAO
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AY, GLOVER ROAD
K' OEAN FREEWAY
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DEAN
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IGHT ON LEGAL FEES
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DELAYED
ROPOSEO
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AT »45 MILLION
■^AT TO DURHAM LUMBER FIRM
PARKS
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SUBJECTS
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ICARUS
•YOU WILL FLY HIGHER AND FASTER THAN YOU EVER DREAMED...'
ICE
ICE CLOSES SCHOOLS
SLIDING WHILE ICE LASTS
FIVE KILLED ON ICE-COATED ROADS
ICE CREAM
SEE ALSO ROYAL ICE CREAM CO.
OYSARTSVILLE'S 'SNOW KING" SCOOPING UP HOT BUSINESS
SICK GIRL HAD EATEN SUSPECT ICE CREAM
KRAFT RECALLS POLAR B'ABS
3 FROM N.C. COMPLAIN AFTER EATING ICE CREAM
SOUTH GRANVILLE'S FAVORITE FLAVORS
YUM. THAT'S GOOD
ICE STORMS
MOUNTAIN ICE STORM
ICELAND
ICELAND'S PRESIDENT REAGAN'S NEW FRIEND?
LINKAGE (CARTOON!
ICELANDIC POLICEMAN. SOVIET KGB AGENTS STUDY OF OPPOSITES
GORBACHEV BREAKS PULE. ARRIVING EARLY
STAR WARS SINKS SUM>"IT: 'HANG TOUGH' THE U.S. GAME PLAN AT REYKJAVIK
FAILURE IN ICELAND LEFT SEEDS OF SUCCESS
REAGAN SHOWS RESOLVE IN REFUSING TO SELL OUT
EX-DEFENSE CHIEF LAUDS REAGAN ARMS MOVES
MCNAMARA: N-PIANS risky; REAGAN OK ON ARMS
MCNAMARA DOES FAVOR TO EXPLAIN 'STAR WARS'
"STAR WARS" ICARTOONI
REAGAN, GORBACHEV STICK TO THEIR GUNS
THE SUMMIT ICARTOONI
IN SEARCH OF PEACE
WHAT SHULTZ DIDN'T SAY TIPPED PRESS OF REYKJAVIK FAILURE
IDAHO
WHITE SUPREMACY FANATICS
OFFICIALS TO SEEK FAYETTEVILLE PLOT. IDAHO BOMBINGS LINK
IDENTICAL TWINS - -
SEE TWINS
IDENTIFICATION CARDS
SEE ALSO FALSE IDENTIFICATION
SFE ALSO PRIVACY
KIDS ID CARDS PROGRAM FAILS AT STATE DMV
STUDENTS WILL TPY TO BEAT ID SYSTEM
DEFEATING ALL-POWERFUL ID MAY BE SPORT OF YOUNG DRINKER
ILLEGAL ALIENS
SEE ALSO ALIENS
SEE ALSO DEPORTATIONS
SEE ALSO MIGRANT WORKERS
ALIENS SKEW REPRESENTATION IN CONGRESS
SANCTUARY MOVEMENT BREAKS LAW
VETO VIOLATES DOCTRINE
IMMUNITY NOT ENTITLED
NO TO SANCTUARY
ILLEGAL ALIENS SWITCHING TO CONSTRUCTION
ILLEGAL ALIEN DRIVER'S LICENSE BAN IS CALLED UNENFORCEABLE
ACCOMMODATING ALIENS
ILLEGAL DUMP I. -.G
SEE ALSO HAZARDOUS WASTE TREATMENT, N.C.
SEE ALSO PCB I POLYCHLORINATED BIPHENYLSl
PUT TRASH WHERE IT BELONGS
GOVERNMENTS WILL GET 13.3 MILLION FOR PCB CLEANUP
ILLEGITIMACY
SEE BIRTHS,
ILLEGITIMATE
TT CRIME .
ILLITERACY PROBLEMS
ILLEGITIMATE BIRTHS
SEE BIRTHS, ILLEGITIMATE
ILL INOIS
SEE ALSO CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
ILLINOIS IS BLUSHING
ILL ITERACY
SEE ALSO DUKE LITERACY PROGRAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM LITERACY COUNC I',
SEE ALSO N.C. LITERACY ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO READING
SEE ALSO TUTORING PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO WRITING
MAKE PRISONERS LITERATE
FORCED LITERACY NO SOLUTION
BUSINESS CAN HELP STEM N.C.
LITERACY MAY LOWER, WON'T END, RECIDIVISM
STUDY ON WORK FORCE SHOWS DANGERS AHEAD
OFFICIALS: ILLITERACY WILL BAR MQRE AND MORE FROM JOB'!
'ILLITERACY LIKE A C ANCE R. . . UN SEEN. . . E AT I NG AWAY'
COMBATTING ILLITERACY
b^ MILLION AMERICAN ADULTS ARE FROZEN AT THE GRADE SCHOOL LEVEL lAOl
AMERICA: 1 OUT OF 5 ADULTS CAN NOT READ THIS WORD... (ADI
JOIN WAR ON ILLITERACY
'WORD-BLIND' GRAHAM MAN FINDS SUCCESS AT N.C.
SEPTEMBER INSIGHT
CLASS GIVES ILLITERACY BAD NAME
FALL LITERACY CAMPAIGN KICKED OFF AT LIBRARY
DUKE PROGRAM TEACHES MAN, <.2 , TO READ
A SHORTFALL IN L ITERACY
INCENTIVES EYED FOR ILLITERACY PROBLEM
N.C. YOUTHS MAY FACE PENALTIES FOR ILLITERACY
ILLITERACY: PROGRAM TEACHES ADULTS TO READ
ILLITERACY: STUDENTS, TUTORS m/jtchEO UP
TENNESSEE CONGRESSMAN BACKS PRICE'S lOEA ON
URBAN. RURAL DISPARITIES CITED BY SCOTT
COVERING UP READING HANOKAP WAS WRONG
•HISS SUDIE' IS LEARNING TO READ AT 09
THIS ADULT CLASS FOR PEOPLE WHO ARE AFIRE FOR LEARNING
STATE
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COMMISSION URGES IMPROVED LITERACY IN SOUTH
INDUSTRY ATTACKS ILLITEOACY „^-,,. , ,,c
LEARNING TO READ IS THE KEY T) BETTER LIFE
CURE • INTERNATIONAL ILLITERACY-
UPDATE ON LITERACY CAMPAIGN
READING TUTORS NEEDED
'^^"^^3??N^?PSi'Nk^l'E.R5T HAD A B.EA.M
imm4culata school
siste»°»i2S"k'ioms her abcs and also her rcr
immaculate conception church
' ^CITY. CHU'CH AGREE ON BASKETBALL COURT
IMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH
LIVING NATIVITY
IMMK.RANTS
SEE itso S!s^'^IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION SERVICE
FOR GERMAN IMMIGRANT, LADY LI'lERTY HAD WELCOHINC. ARMS
SUBJECTS
'"'sFe'IlSO U.S. IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION SERVICE
MfHERING tAe wave of MMMI&aANT CHIC-
ACCOMMODATING ALIENS
IMMOLATION
SEE ALSO PURN VICTIMS
SEE ALSO SUICIDES. INTERNATIONAL
SEE ALSO SUICIDES. 'J.C.
"Ea2'-0?f1cERS°PUSh";oJsE AFTER man SETS HIMSELF AFIRE
"'■^?rtL'iS"eOLLEGES..N,C.. IMMUNIZATION
Ice tHr nnOH4M''clTY SCHOOLS. HEALTH OROGRA"
sii JtsQ otiRHSS CITY/COUNTY SCHOOLS. I M-UNI ZA TI ONS
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pi^SUN.CPLLEr.ES, PARKS INCLunEO IN BUDGET BILL
FIRST, ENSURE VACCINES
COLLEGE STUDENTS LINING UP F0» SHOTS
I-MUNIZATIJNS AVAILABLE AT OLK E
ADULTS SHOULD ALSO HAVE SHOTS
StSoENTS FACE SUSPENSION FOR SHGT^ RULE
IMMIINI/ATION RULE MUST BE MADE FaIREk
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DURHaS COUSCIL EYES RTP SERVICE CHARGES
""'''' U^EPES^cSSJBiiENTS STOLEN FROM MOTEL
I MFN SOB IMPERIAL ADO DESK CLERK
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SEE ALSO SMERAT"N IMPERIAL CENTER
SIzONINc'sOUGHrFOR OFFICES AT IMPERIAL CENTER DEVELOPMENT
HOTEL GOING UP
'"'^"iL'h-'pJnNESr^tUrrG^SSTH ^E^OUPHAM-S FOREIGN IRAOE ZONF
'"^rFP^lJiriDENTIF, CATION
SEE I-POSTE'S , _
SEE POLICE IMPERSONATTRS
Imports
see also auto industry. imports
SEE ALSO COUNTERFEIT LAPELS
SEE ALSO FASHION DESIGNERS
SEE ALSO FOREIGN TRADE
SEE ALSO FOREIGN TRADE LAWS
SEE ALSO TaR IFFS . „„, ,.
SEE ALSO TEXTILE INDUSTRY, IMPOSTS
"^OR'ErcN^ColPEV????^ 5lo?iR0IZING U.S. STANDARD OF L I V I NG- SPE AKER
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SEE ALSO POLICE I»PER50NAT0RS . _ , „„_,,
DFPUIJE^ SAY ■DOCTORS' HAWK -HEALING CARPET-
HAN IS SENTENCE"! FOR SWINDLING
IN GUI SF OF OLD WOMAN. SHE FOUND ISOLATION,
ESCAPED PRISONER DIES OF GUNSHOT
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H 2 7/02/86 D 3 P F
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PA'".': 543
SEE ALS" K'.C. HISTORY
•LIGHT OF HISTORY' EXTINGUISHED: WinELY-USEn COLUMN IS REPEATED
IN SfARCH OF KITH AND KIN: THE HISTORY OF A SOUTHERN BLACK FAMILY IBOOKI
HERS IS NO FAIRY TALE: BARNETTA WHITE TRACES HER ANCESTORS
PRIZE-WINNING AUTHOR SURPRISED: SLAVE ANCESTORS BOUGHT A FARM
IN VITRO FERTILIZATION
SEE FERTILITY
SEE TEST TUBE BABY
INCEST
BOND SET
6-YEAR-n
PEDIATRI
PLEA BAR
CHATHAM
SEX CHAR
MAN CHAR
7<.-YE»R-
SEX ABUS
MOM SEEK
HAN IS H
UNC EXPE
NEW ABOP
ALLEGED
INCEST V
MOTHER C
MAN FACE
AT 1100.000 FOR MAN FACING SECOND ASSAULT TRIAL
LO VICTIM TESTIFIES IN INCEST. CHILD ABUSE TRIAL
CIAN SAYS CHILD WAS AP.USEO
GAIN ENDS TRIAL IN SEXUAL-ABUSE CASES
MAN CHARGED WITH INCEST
GES BRING TERM OF 16 1/2 YEARS
GEO WITH ASSAULT PLACED ON PROBATION
OLD GUILTY IN CHILD SEX ABUSE CASE
E REPORTS ARE ON THE R ISE
S MORF THAN ".-MONTH TERM FOR EX-HUSBAND'S INCEST
ELD ON INCEST CHARGE
RT: MANY INCEST CASES UNREPORTED
TION POLICIES OK'O
SEXUAL OFFENDER TO GET NEW TRIAL
ICTIMS FIND IT DIFFICULT TO SEEK, ACCEPT THERAPY
HARGEO WITH KILLING INFANT
S MURDER. INCEST CHARGES AFTER CHILD'S DEATH
INCINERATOR ASH
OPPONENTS SPEAK OUT ON INCINERATOR FOR RADIOACTIVE WASTE
NEW HEARING SLATED FOR WASTE INCINERATOR
STATE DENIES BLADEN COUNTY INCINERATOR PERMIT
RADIOACTIVE WASTE INCINERATOR PLANS RECEIVE SETBACK
IRRATIONAL FEAR FOILED BLADEN INCINERATOR PLAN. BACKERS SAY
U.S. ECOLOGY OROPS PLANS FQP INCINERATOR
INCO ALLOYS INT'L.
COMPANY PLANS »4 MILLION PLANT NEAR PITTSBORO
INCOME. FAMILY
SEE ALSO FAMILY BUDGET
SEE ALSO FAMILY STRUCTURE
INIFRNAL REVENUE SERVICE FACES FUTURE DIFFICULTIES
INCOME. PER CAPITA. N.C.
SEE ALSO PERSONAL INCOME, N.C.
N.C. INCOME AVERAGE FURTHER BEHIND U.S.
INCOME. PERSONAL. DURHAM
SEE PERSONAL INCOME. DURHAM
INCOME. PERSONAL, N.C.
SEE PERSONAL INCOME, N.C.
INCOME TAX DEDUCTIONS
SALARIES
I
INCOME, PERSONAL, U.S.
SEE PERSONAL INCOME, U.S
INCOME TAX DEDUCTIONS
SEE ALSO TAX FXEMPTTONS
SEE ALSO U.S. CONGRFSS.
SEE ALSO U.S. CONGRESS. _ _
J0R1AN ATTACKS SENATE PROPOSAL
TAX REFORM STILL FAR OFF
PLUGGING THE LOOPHOLES
DEATH. TAXES, INEQUITIES
A GOOD IDEA FOR DAY CARF
NEW TAX BILL DOESN'T TRULY PROVIDE REFORM
STATE WILL GET TAX BILL WINDFALL
NFW Yi=AR'S TAXES TO BRING TEARS. CHEERS
MARTINIS OR NOT, BUSINESS LUNCHES TO BE 80% DEDUCTIBLE
CHANGE IN LAW SPURRING CHARITY DONATIONS
INCOME TAX EVASION
SEE ALSO TAX AMNESTY
SEE ALSO TAX PENALITIES
SEE ALSO TAX PROIESTURS
MERGEP OF TAX AMNESTY BILL, STIFFER PENALTIFS PROPOSED
N.C. LEGISLATORS EYE TAX AMNESTY PLAN
OWNER OF DURHAM BUSINESS SENTENCED FOR TAX EVASION
N.C. OFFICIAL URGES TOUGHER TAX LAWS
SCHOOL USES STUDY CENTER AS COLLATERAL
DON'T SCRIMP ON IRS
JUDGE SHOULD LOSE PAY
IRS AUCTIONING HOUSE. LAND TO COLLECT V70.000 IN TAXES
IRS AUCTION OF HOUSF. LAND CANCELED
CHAPEL HILL WOMAN'S TAX PROTEST REJECTED
COURT REJECTS APPEAL OF TWO TAX PROTESTERS
A BILL FOR IRS BOUNTY HUNTERS
ERRANT JUDGE DESERVES STIFFEST PENALTY POSSIBLE
...IMPEACHMENT REALITIES
INCOME TAX EXEMPTIONS
SEE TAX EXEMPTIONS
INCOME TAX FORMS
VITA HELPS ELDERLY FILE TAxFS
TAX AID DFFFRED AT FLON COLLEGE
TAKE A BYTE OUT OF TAXES ( AO I
COURT REJECTS APPEAL OF TWO TAX PROTESTERS
SIMPLIFICATION? BAH! HUMBUG!
MARTINIS OR NOT. BUSINESS LUNCHES TO BE eOt DEDUCTIBLE
INCOME TAX REFUNDS
SEE ALS" TAX REFUNDS
IRS DIRECT TAX DEPOSIT TO CONTINUE
IRS TO TEST ELECTRONIC REFUNDS IN DURHAM
INCOME TAXES
SFE ALSO BUSINESSES. U.S., INCff'E TAXES
SEE ALSO FLAT RATE INCOME TAX
SEE ALSO Tax increases
SEE ALSO TAXES, U.S.
FEDS TRFAT N.C. WELL
TAX SEMINAR PLANNED JAN. 16
FREE TAX COUNSELING AVAILABLE
DUKE ACCOUNTING OFFICE BUSY AT TAX-FILING TIME
TAX LAWS TRIMMING FOREIGN GOLFERS' SCHEDULES
TAKE A BYTE OUT OF TAXES (AD)
TWO WOMEN FINFD FOR PROTESTS ON TAX FORMS
STATE TAX OFFICE IS OFFERING HELP
'CONTRACTING OUT' PLAN NEEDS TO BE REVISED
DO YOU KNOW WHERE YOUR TAX RECEIPTS ARE?
POST OFFICE TO HELP LATE TAX FILERS
THEY'LL BE WAITING!
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S U B J E C
CHEER UP — IT'S APOIL 15
SQUARE I tCARTOON)
TAX OEAPLINE
INTlRN^L^JElENiE'^slSvICE PACES FUTURE DIFFICULTIES
?Snc''Tll7''Ee?ci5^NIC REFUNDS IN DURHAM
TAX REFOR- WILL COST BLUE CROSS
fFAis^FRoi'"lRs"DESCFNOING ON OuRHAH. CHAPEL HILL FIRMS
iliSI TaSbIttlE EJECTED IN 1987 GENERAL ASSEMBLY
INCOME TAXES. N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C. REVENUES
5FE ALSO PAYRTLL TAX
SEE ALSC TAXES. N.C. ,-„^_
N.C. TAX LAW CHANGES TAKE EFFECT
STATE OFFERS HELP ON TAX RETURNS
S!c'?"A?pl?E«'s°"SHi^"V2h YEAR IN FILING THEIR RETURNS
deaol!ne'*h£Re';°returns avalanche building
STATE WILL GET TAX BILL WINDFALL
INCORPnRATION (MUNIdPALI
SEE ALSO ANNEXATION
SFE ALSO CITIES. N.C.
'%'0RM?NG"NE;'cI?'i'Es"iA5 BECOME HORf OIFFICULT IN STATE
YiNCErilLLE BFCOMES AN OFFICIAL TOWN - AGAIN
INCUBATOR FACILITIES PROGRAM
SEE ALSO BUSINESS INCUBATORS
^■NFi'"N"'r''^INCU^ATUR PROGRAM TO 'HATCH- SMALL BUSINESSES
sSsiKeSS INcUbStoR program HAS CASH BUT RULE TOO STIFF
INDECENT EXPOSURE
SEE ALSO NUDITY
SFE ALSO ';exual offense laws
FEMALE UNC STUOFNT CHASED BY NUDE MAN
INDECENT EXPOSURE CHARGE LODGES AGAINST MAN. W
DURHAM YOUTH CHARGED WITH INDECENT EXPOSURE AT UNC
MFBANF "AN CHARGED WITH INDECENT EXPOSURE
INDECENT LIBERTIES
SEE CHILD MOLESTATION
THE INDEPENDENT (NEWSPAPER) ,„.„„,
SEE NORTH CAROLINA INDEPENDENT (NEWSPAPER)
INDEPENDENT INSURANCE AGENTS ASSOCIATION OF DURHAM
OFFICERS INSTALLED
LENGTHY SERVICE
INDEPENDENT INSURANCE AGENTS OF N.C.
"cOLORCRiFT^OrOURHAM IS NOW LARGEST FILM PRCCESSjjR IN U.S.
N.C; INDEPENDENT AGENTS PONDER DwN I""! DURANCE FIRM
IlJoEPENDENT INSURANCE AGENTS MAY FORM THEIR OWN COMPANY
INDEPENDENT VOTERS ,.„
SEE ALSO VOTER REGISTRATION
INDEPENDENTS SEEN AS SANFORD MARGIN
INDERAL
SEE ALSO DRUGS
''SY^y?EK"s^S"Sghg'HAY BE USED AS SPFR-ICIOE
I NO I A
"!Nc'b^gu?V?l?tlTJ"?i;RACTERISTIC OF SIKHS
riEHRU: FuLBRIGhT program alive, well back IN INDIA
PARAPSYCHOLOGY, EDUCATION "IS GR E A I LOVES
MILITANT SIKHS. HINDUS SHATTER GANDHI'S DREAM
COURSE SET ON BRITISH INDIA
INDIAN OCEANS ARTS FESTIVAL
SFE ALSO DUKE UNIV.. FESTIVALS
SFE ALSO FESTIVALS. DURHAM
FESTIVAL OF INDIA
IN THE SPOTLIGHT
INDIANA
RDU T"E BEST CHOICE
•FONY' EXCUSE
"*°"vETF^kN"0LfTICIAN5 TAKING THE SPOTLIGHT IN TODAY'S PBI-APIFS
INDIANA UNIV. (BLODMINGTON. INDIANA)
HOOLIGANS CRUSH FREE SPEECH
INDIANA UNIV. ( BLOnMI NGION, INDIANA) SPORTS. BASKETBALL
D'=VILS "ATCH KNIGHT'S BEST?
FANS: BOOK ABOUT KNIGHT IS ACCURATc
INDIANAPnUS^iOO^^ BROTHERS SHOwED INDY A TRICK OR TWO
INI^IANS, DURHAM COUNTY „ ,.
SEE ALSO GREAT INDIAN TRADING PATH
OWNER WON'T EXTEND OPTION ON INDIAN ilTE
INDIANS, N-C.
SFE ALSO ChEROKFE INDIANS ^^..,
SEE ALSO CITUENS FOR bETTER GOVERNMENT
SEE ALS" DROWNING CREEK RESERVATION
SFE ALSf" HATTAOARE INDIAN NATION
SFE ALSO LUMBEE INDIANS
SEE ALSO MQRATJC INDIANS
SEE ALSO N.C. INDIAN AFFAIRS CO-MISSION
SEE ALSO '..C. INDIAN CENTER. INC.
SEE ALSO OCCANEECHl INDIANS
SFE ALSO TOWN CEEK INDIAN MOUND
III lhl3 iiirvt'S^'Nl^^irnlpEL HILL CAROLINA INDIAN CIRCLE
VFAR OF THE INDIAN: *,OOTH ANNIVERSARY SFTS STAGF
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SUBJECTS
l/J'J/-!?
LUMBEE DOCTriR S»VS HE STUCK n GOAL
ARCHAEOLOGIST: N.C. SITE MAY HE INDIAN VILLAGE
INDIANS TO HOLD THO-DAy GATHERING
INDIANS RFHEHPER TRADITIONS AT ENO-OCC ANE ECH I PTHWOW
PEMBROKE UNIVERSITY SERVES AS SVMPOL TO LUHPEE INDIANS
TOWN CREEK SITE FOR BEGINNING OF INDIAN FESTIVAL
LEI'S NOT FORGET NATIVE AMERICANS WHEN WE HONOR COLUMBUS' V
BLACKS. INOIAN FILE SUIT TO HALT JUDICIAL ELECTIONS
ANCIENT CANOES FOUND AS PHELPS LAKE SHRINKS
ASK him: HE'S HAPPY TO TELL YOU INOIAN T4LES OF CHEROKEES
INOIAN FAMILY HAS UNUSUAL CELEBRATION ON THANKSGIVING
THANKSGIVING NOT ONE-TIME-THING FOR N.C. INDIANS. SAYS MRS.
INDIANS HONORED
CHEROKEES DISAGREE OVER CULTURAL EROSION
INOIAN SCULPTURE FEATURED AT STAGVILLE'S OPEN HOUSE
CHIEF LFAOS HATTADARE INDIAN NATION
HOUSING PROJECTS AIMED AT HELPING INDIANS IN N.C.
FIRM HIRED TO HELP PLAN N.C. INOIAN CULTURAL CENTER
INDIANS, N.C.f RELICS
SEE ALSO ARCHAEOLOGY
ARCHAEOLOGIST: N.C.
SITE MAY BE INDIAN VILLAGE
I
INDIANS. U.S.
SEE ALSO NAVAJO INDIANS
YEAR OF THE INDIAN: <.OOTH ANNIVERSARY SFIS STAGE
RALEIGH INDIAN EXHIBIT COMBATS STEREOTYPES
UNC CONFERENCE TO EXAMINE HEALTH OF AMERICAN INDIANS
LET'S NOT FORGET NATIVE AMERICANS WHEN Wt HONOR COLUMBUS' VOYAGE
FIRM NOT INVOLVED IN RELOCATION OF nIG MOUNTAIN AREA INDIANS
ASK HIM: HE'S HAPPY TO TELL YOU INDIAN TALES OF CHEROKEES
NATIVE AMERICANS' ART RAISES ISSUE OF SURVIVAL
INDIVIDUAL RETIREMENT ACCOUNTS
SEE ALSO RETIREMENT PROGRAMS
PLUGGING THE LOOPHOLES
DURHAM BANKERS: TAX PLAN TO CJ T LOAN FUNDS
DON'T END IRA DEDUCTION
INDONESIA
SEE ALSO PALI
SEE ALSO PANCE INDONESIA
JOURNEY TO EAST ASIA BEGINS ON GOOD NOTE
BUMPY KEEL NOT ROCKING REAGAN'S BOAT
SUBDUED BALLYHOO GREETS A WEARY REAGAN IN INDONESIA
A LONG PAY'S SEARCH FOR A PRESIDENTIAL NAME
INDOOR AIR POLLUTION
SEE ALSO AIR POLLUTION
SCIENTIST: AIR POLLUTION INDOORS GREATER CHALLENGE THAN OUTDOOR
ASSESSING RISKS CRUCIAL FOR MAKING POLICY. EPA OFFICIAL SAYS
FOLK TALES ARE TRUE: OUST BUNNIES CAN BE DANGEROUS
REYNOLDS CHEMIST SAYS VENTILATION CAN HANDLE SECOND-HAND SMOKE
INDUSTRIAL BONDS
SEE INDUSTRIAL REVENUE BONOS
INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT. DURHAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM. N.C. GROWTH DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO ECONOMY, DURHAM
SEE ALSO RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT PARKS
BOARD RECOMMENDS REZONING FOR TREYBURN
FIRM MAKES OFFER FOR SOUTHLANP PARK
MARTIN WELCOMES iZO MILLION AGRICULTURAL
INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT. DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C, LAND-USE PLAN
SEE ALSO HEAOOUARTERS PARK
SEE ALSO RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT PARKS
SEE ALSO RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, PLANNING AND OEVFLOPMENT
COMMISSIONERS FEAR COMPETITIVE EDGE AT RISK BY UTILITY FEES
SEWER FEES FRET COMMISSIONERS
JAPANESE GROUP WUOS DURHAM AS SISTER CITY
GE BRINGING 125 WORKERS TO PA^K
GE BRINGING 125 WORKERS TO TRIANGLE
IBM HOVE CONTINUES GROWTH IN DURHAM
GE WORKERS COMING TO DURHAM
RESEARCH RECTANGLE PARK?
PUBLIC-WURKER UNION ASKS TRFYOURN STUDY
PLANNERS SAY SERVICES KEY TO SOUTH DURHAM GROWTH
PLANNING BOARD TO REVIEW SITE PLANS TONIGHT
BELGIUM FIRM LEASES SPACE IN ALSTON PARK
DURHAM LEADS STATE IN NEW JOBS
DURHAM RANKS 2ND IN JOBS, INVESTMENTS
N.J. COMPANY BUYS FIRST LAND IN TREYBURN PROJECT
N.J. FIRM BUYS TREYBURN LAND
UNDERWRITERS DEDICATES NEW LABORATORY IN PARK
ORGANON TEKNIKA DEDICATES LAND FOR S30 MILLION PLANT AT TREYBURN
COMPLEX TO RTP
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LLIPER
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BIOTECHNOLOGY INDUSTRY
RE ABOUT ATOM DUSTER
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12/01/86
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12/39/86
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12/27/86
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12/29/86
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7/15/86
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5
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H
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H
2
5/27/80
A
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H
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H
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S
2
6/lf./96
A
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N
N.C. TREE FARMER GIVfcS SURVIVAL TRAINING
s
2
6/17/B6
A
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H
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N.C. LAM HURTS FOREIGN BUSINESS RECRUITMENT
s
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s
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HONDA WILL EXPAND SJEPSONVILL' PLANT
H
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8/21/86
B
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LANGUAGE SCHOOL URGED IN' TRIANGLE
H
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s
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STATE ECONOMIC STUDY KEEPS 'BIG THREE- PRIORITIES
H
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H
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H
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H
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9/1S/06
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s
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s
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N.C. FAFTORY JOBS STABILIZE
5
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H
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11/13/B6
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H
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H
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H
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H
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12/3'./»6
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H
2
12/17/86
B
8
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BLIMP COMPANY BRINGS NEEDED JOBS TO SECTION OF N.C.
H
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12/27/66
A
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INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT,
SEE ORANGE COUNTY. ^
ORANGE COUNTY
.C INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT. SOUTH
panel: SOUTH MUST FIND OWN ECONOMIC SALVATION
GOVFRNOPS DISCUSS GRASS ROOTS ISSUES
INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT, U.S.
SEE ALS" TECHNOLOGY
EDUCATION IN THE SOUTH: SCHOOL COMMITMENT KEY TO ECONOHIC dODM IN SOUTH
study: some industrial STATES HOLDING GROUND WITH SUNBELT ON JOBS
ATTITUDE OF JAPANESE SLURS PAST BFNEFACTOR
MERE BILLIONS
INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING
MEASURING DEVICE AIDS IN AERONAUTICS, JAW ALIGNMENT
INDUSTRIAL ESPIONAGE
SEE ALSO SPIES
FBI AGENT SAYS DRUGS STILL MOST PERVASIVE CRI"E PROBLEM IN N.C.
HAN SAYS FULL STORY TO COME OUT AT TRIAL
INDUSTRIAL PARKS, N.C.
SEE RESEARCH AND "EVELOPMENT PARKS
INDUSTRIAL REVENUE BONOS
SEE ALSO PONDS
SEE ALSO INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT. N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C, PONDS
SEE ALSO REVENUE BONOS
ACTION STARTED ON BONDS FOR C= CL PLANT
MAY INSIGHT
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
00 DEVELOPMENT BONOS SPUR ECONOMIC GROWTH IN N.C?
INDUSTRIAL SECRETS
SEE ALSO CORRUPTION IN BUSINESS
SEE ALSO WHITE-COLLAK CRIMES
MAN CHARGED WITH INDUSTRIAL SPYING
MAN SAYS FULL STORY TO COME OUT AT TRIAL
N.C. Changes trade-secret rul^ for health reasons
MAN IS CONVICTED OF ATTFMPTIN- TQ SELL GLAXO SECRETS
UNC-GLAXO DEAL INDICATES SECRET RESEARCH
UNC FACULTY COUNCIL ADOPTS REPORT SEEKING MORE POWER
GLAXO-UNC C"NTRACTS NEEDED OPEN MEETINGS
BURLINGTON COMPANY SUES EX-EMOLOyEES OVER SECRETS
INFANT MORTALITY
SEE ALSO DEAIH PATE
WOMAN SENTENCED FOR HIDING BpTH OF STILLBORN INFANT
PRENATAL CARE FIGURES CAUSE SOME WORRY
U.S. INFANI DEATH RAIE PERPLEXING TO CHILD-CARE SPECIALIST AT UNC
EMPHASIS ON PRENATAL CARE URGEO
STAGGERING HUMAN STATISTICS
N.C. INFANI DEATH RATE SETS RECORD LOW
LEGISLATORS FOCUS ON SOUTHERN YOUTH
INFANT NUTRITION
SFE ALSO BABY FOOD
SEE ALSO NUTRITION
PARENTS UFTFN OVERFEED BABIES
INFANI SAFETY SEA 7 LDANER PROGRAM
SEE ALSO CHILD RESTRAINT SEATS
SAFETY SEAT PROGRAM MAS LVIING PROOF OF ITS EFFECTIVENESS
DURHAM NEEDS AGENCY TO RENT INFANT CAR SEATS AT LOW COST
INF ANTIC IDF
SFE ALSO CHILD ABUSE, DURHAM
SFE ALSO Child abuse, n.c.
SEE ALSO Child abuse, u.s.
aEE ALSO Children, muocer
SEE ALS" MyRoEs. N.C.
concealing oipth charged
man sentenced for fatally shooting infani
n.c. wjman gets 3 life sentences for infant deaths
student pleads guilty to killing infant son
woman sentenced fdr killing baby
EOGECDMPE 0FFIC':RS INVESTIGATING BABY'S OFATH
GOLDSPORO B«3Y'S DEATH INVESTIGATED
WOMAN WHC BURNE" SON GETS 2 LIFE SENTENCES
FORMER STUDENT GETS PRISON TERM IN BABY'S DEATH
INFANTS
SEE ALSO PAHY FOOD
SEE ALSO BABY ON bqARD
SFE ALSO BIRTHS
SEE ALSO DIAPERS
SEE ALSO PREMATURE INFANTS
5/18/86 'J 1
7/30/86 0 A
H 2 3/17/86 A
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5 2 9/30/86 A
H 2 12/1 1/86 A
H 2 <./03/e6 C 13
1/08/86 A
5/04/86 C
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3/23/86
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1/16/86
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6/27/P6
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SEE ALSO TEST TUBE BARY
SEE ALSn THINS
WOMAN ACCUSED OF GIVING AWAY BABY
•BABY DOE' SULING WON'T AFFECT N.C. LAWS — OFFICIALS
NEwBOFN BABY FOUND
JOHNSTON COUNTY BABY FQUNO ALIVE IN TBASH BAG
BABY FOUNO IN GARBAGE BAG LISTED IN CRITICAL CONUITIOW
INFANTS NEEDEn FOR STUDY
STUDY SHOWS jay-car; no THREAT TU BINDING
AILING INFANT'S PLIGHT TOUCHES CO"MUNIIY
HUNTERS FIND NEWBORN BABY BESIDE ROAD
INFANTS. APANDONED
SFE CHILD ABANDnN'<ENT
INFERTILITY
SFE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER. REPP01UCTIVE ENDOCRINOLOGY AND INFERTILITY DIV.
SFE ALSO FERTILITY
SMOKING. EXERCISE MAY REDUCE CAUSE OF INFERTILITY
INFINITY ROAD
REALTOR: COUNCIL VOTE ' ANT I-G" GWTH '
ZONING CHANGE REJECTION SHOWS CITY COUNCIL CARES ABOUT PEOPLE
INFINITY ROAD WATER TREATMENT PLANT
SEE ALSO WATER TREATMENT PLANTS. DURHAM
BONDS WOULD HELP FINANCE EXPANSION OF WATFR PLANTS
FARRINGTON ROAD PLANT'S TESTS MAY BE MQOEL FOP FUTURE
DURHAM MAY BE MODEL FOR WATER SYSTEMS
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5/13/96 C I
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INFINITY WOODS
REALTOR: COUNCIL VOTE
'ANTI-GROWTH'
INFLATION, U.S.
SEE ALSO COST OF LIVING
SEE ALSO ECONOMY, N.C.
SEE ALSO FOOD, COSTS
SCL'S PRESIDENT SEES RATES ON INTEREST. INFLATION STAYING LOW
INFLUENZA
SEE ALSO AVIAN I
SEE ALSO DISEASE
FLU FORCES CL"
FLU CUTTING AT
FLU CAUSES EME
32 STATES REPO
FLU IS SPREADI
FLU-LIKE BUG B
FLU CAUSING E"
ALAMANCE HOSPI
BURLINGTON HOS
OLDER ADULTS B
FLU CAN BE AN
INFLUENZA OUTB
DURHAM PRACES
FLU CASES INCR
HOST SCHOOLS I
■BUG' HITS nuR
NFLUENZA
S ISEE ALSO NAM'S OF SPECIFIC OISEASESI
SING
TENDANCE AT MCDOWELL SCHOOLS
RGENCY POULTRY RULES
RT INFLUENZA
NG IN NORTH CAROLINA
ITES SCHOOLS
PTY DESKS IN SO'<E AREA SCHOOLS
TSLS RESTRICT VISITS DUE TO FLU
PITALS LIFT RFSTRICTIONS ON VISITORS
EING URGED TO GET THEIR FLU SHOTS SOON
EPIDEMIC DISEASF--AND 'IT STILL KILLS'
KEAK EXPECTED
FOR ONSLAUGHT OF FLU
EASE ON N.C. CAMPUSES
N AREA FAIRLY F»EF OF FLU BUG
HAM SCHOOLS
INFLUENZA SHOTS
'HIGH-RISK' PEOPLE URGED TO GET FLU SHOTS
INFOCEL (FORMERLY FULCRUM COMPUTER CORP. I
RALEIGH COMPUTER SUPPLIER BUYS O.C. SOFTWARE COMPANY
INFOMARKFTING INC.
DOSSIER: BARBARA SHORT
BARBARA SHORT BEGINS NEW AD. PR AGENCY
INFORM INC.
INVESTOR FEAR ABOUT TAX REFORM IMPACT KNOCKS BACK AREA STOCKS
INFORMATION RESOURCES
SEE ALSO DIRECTORY OF DURHAM COMMUNITY RESOURCES
SEE ALSO DISINFORMATION
SEE ALSO DURHAM. N.C DOWNTOWN INFORMATION OFFICE
SEE ALSO DURHAM ENERGY INFORMATION OFFICE
ELECTPQMCS DESTINED TO RECORD INTELLECTUAL HERITAGE
INFORMATION SYSTEMS E NETWORKS CORP.
ISN CORP. IN RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK LINKED TQ 15 OTHER LAPS AROUND U.S.
INFRACTIONS
SFE ALSO "ISDEM'ANORS
MANY TRAFFIC OFFENSES ARE NOW 'INFRACTIONS'
INFUSIONCAPE
HOME HEALTH-CARE FIRM OFFERS SERVICE
INGOIO TIRE CO.
INGOLO TIRE COMPANY: "UCH SUCCESS TO THE nuKE CHILDREN'S CLASSIC lAOl
INNER I TANCE
SEE ALSO ESTATE PLANNING
SEE ALSO INSURANCE POLICIES
SEE ALSO WILLS
N.C. LAW HURTS FOREIGN BUSINESS RECRUITMENT
WOULD-BE MILLIONAIRE IS PATI£~1T
AVERY COUNTY MAN WAITS PATIENTLY FOR t5 MILLION
LLOYD FAMILY AT ODDS OVER ESTATE HANDLING
INHERITANCE TAX
SF£ ALSO TAXES. N.C.
CLEARING THE RECORD
THE INN AT 8INGH4M SCHOOL
SEE ALSO "ED AND BREAKFAST HOTELS
SEE ALSO PINGHAM SCHOOL
RESTORED HEADMASTER'S HOME A BED- AND-BRF AKF AS T INN
INNER ISLAND SURF SHOP
FOR INNER-CITY SURFERS: A RIPPING GOOD TIME
INNESBPUOK APART"ENTS
SEE ALSO APARTMENTS
HEARINGS SET ON ANNEXATION OF FOUR AREAS
CITY ANNEXES THREE TRACTS
COUNCIL OKS ANNEXATIONS
INNKEEPER MOTOR LODGE
SEE ALSO HOTELS. DURHAM
HOTFL PLAN Expected to draw fire tonight
INNOCULATIONS
SEE IMMUNIZATIONS
S 2 1/07/86 C
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H 2 12/3A/86 A 20 P U 141
H 2 3/30/86 D 3 o U HA5
H 2 '»/2'/R6 A lA N M97
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S 7 12/13/86 C I N M06
H 2 5/13/86 D 17 A
S 2 6/27/86 A 16
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INDEX
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SEE ALSO HOTELS. N.C.
THE LITERARY LANTERN
STATE'S 6E0 t. BREAKFASTS. COUMTRY I N.M S BURCFONINl,
REHflTC N.C. MOUNTAIN INN HAS '=XCLUSIVE CLIENTELE
MOUNTAIN INN GIVES SHELTER TO HIKERS
INOCULATION
SEE IMMUNUATtONS
INSANITY
SEE ALSO MENTAL ILLNESS
DOCTOR: TREATMENT CAUSED IN5A>IITY
INSANITY PLEA
SEE ALSO C
SEE ALSO M
PLEA BAR
INSANITY
MANCUSO
MAN RULE
JURY SEL
MANCUSO
3 JURORS
FIVE HOC
ALL MURD
JURY SEL
12 JUROR
SLAIN GI
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JURORS B
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MANCUSO
TRIAL: 9
MANCUSO
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ENTAL HEALTH
GAIN IN MURTER GET
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JURY PICKS SLOW
SEATED IN MANCUSO
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ERtRS ARE CRAZY
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RL'S MOTHER TELLS
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S PARENTS OUTLINE
DERS MURDER DEFEND
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GIST SAYS SHE BELI
S VALIDITY OF TEST
AGREE MANCUSO INSA
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ITES OEMQRSF BY MA
EVHW MANCUSO'S ME
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MOTIVE SAID HIDDEN
S FATE BEFORE JURY
JURY AT STANDSTILL
JURY STALLS; MISTR
CONVICTED: JUOGE 5
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NITY HARD TO PROVE
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CONVICTED OF BURN
PLEA TO BE CHALLE
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S MAN IB YEARS
OEFENSE
LEAOS NOT GUILTY
DER TRIAL
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D SOON
ORS SAY HE'S NOW SANE
INSECT REPELLENT
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INSECT STINGS
SEE ALSO EEES
WARM WEATHER'S RETURN BRINGS BITING INSECTS
THERE ARE DOS AND DON'TS TO FIGHTING SUMMER ITCHES
MAN FLEEING FPOM HORNETS RUN "OWN. KILLEO BY TRACTOR
ALLERGIES TO INSECT BITES CAN BE SEVERE
INSECTICIDE
SEE ALSO HERBICIDES
SEE ALS" NATURAL INSECTICIDE
SEE ALSO PESTICIDES
SEE ALSO TOXAPHENE
N.C. CROPDUSTER'S LICENSE SUSPENDED
INSECTICIDE SPILLED NEAR HOME
SEEDS. SEAWEED STRUGGLE ALONG IN SURVIVAL OF FITTEST
INSECTS
SFE ALSO FLEAS
iEE ALSO YELLOW JACKETS
INSECTS BECOMING MURE RESISTANT TO PESTICIDES
PESTS BEST KILLEO WHILE STILL YOUNG
FROM OUTER SPACE?
DROUGHT KILLING INSECTS IN FORESTS
INSECTS. PESTS
SEE ALSO MUS3UITUES
SEE ALSO PEST EXTERMINATORS
SEE ALSO PINE BEETLES
SEE ALSO TtRMIIFS
SEE ALSO TICKS
FIRE ANTS MARCHING ACROSS S.C. SOUTHEAST
SCIENTISTS STUDY NATURAL INSECTICIDES
UAGWORMS FEED ON MANY KINDS OF TREES
DROUGHT BRINGING CUT POOR. THIRSTY YELLOW JACKETS
DROUGHT SFNOS BUGS CRAWLING TO HUMANS
INSIDE I SUN CULUMNI
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1/01/35
INDEX
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INSIOEO TRADING SANCTIONS
SEE ALSO STOCK FRAUD
NORTH CAROLINA BUSINESSMEN FEAR EFFECTS OF INSIHER TRADING
BUSINESSMAN SAYS SEC DROPS INSIDER TRADING CHARGES
THF INSIDEPS' GUIDE TO THE TRIANGLE ( BOOK I
TRIANGLE: THE BOOK
INSIGHT IDURHAH MOONING HERALD FEATUREI
JANUARY INSIGHT
FEbPUARY INSIGHT
MARCH INSIGHT
GROWTH IS IMMINENT
MAY INSIGHT
AUGUST INSIGHT
SEPTEMBER INSIGHT
DECEMBEP INSIGHT
THE HUMOR WAS HELMS'
INSOMNIA
SEE SLEEP
INSPECTIONS (CITY AND COUNTY OFFICFSI
SEE DURHAM COUNTY PLANNING AND INSPECTIONS OFFICE
SEE DURHAM INSPECTIONS DIVISION
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CARBIDE PLANS TO SELL RTP AGRICULTURAL DIVISION
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FOUNDATION FOR RESEARCH ON THE NATURE OF MAN
PARAPSYCHOLOGY
PSYCHICS
C DOES NOT RELIEVE IN EVIL
INSTITUTE FOR PARAPSYCHOLOGY OFFERS FREE LECTURES
OR SOUTHERN STUDIES
OVEONMENT TOP LANDOWNER IN STATE
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TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER PRTGRAM COR LOCAL TRANSPORTATION AGENCIES
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F CREATION RESEARCH (SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA!
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F GOVERNMENT
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F NUCLEAR POWER OPERATPNS
NUCLEAR PLANTS, U.S.
TUUENT WINS Sl.SOO SCHOLARSHIP
F SOUTHERN STUDIES
ITUTE FOR SOUTHERN STUDIES
INSTRUMENT SOCIETY OF AMERICA
RTP TRADE GROUP PUSHES FOR DEGREES IN INSTRUMENTATION
INSULATION
SEE ALSO DURHAM EMERGENCY ENERGY COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO WINFERIZATION PROGRAM
ENERGY-EFFICIENT HOUSES SAVE MONEY
ADDING INSULATION REDUCES HEAT LOSS
INSUL IN
SEE ALSO DIABETES
WOMAN MAY HAVE RECEIVED INSULIN INJECTIONS
AUTO INSURANCE
AUTO LIABILITY INSURANCE
CREDIT INSURANCE
DENTAL INSURANCE
DISAfllLITY INSURANCE
DUKE UNIV.. INSURANCE
DUBHAM, N.C, INSURANCE
nuPHAM COUNTY, N.C, SELF INSURANCE
DURHAM COUNTY HOSPITAL CORP., INSURANCE
ESTATE PLANNING
FEOERAL PfcNSIUN INSURANCE
FIRE INSURANCE
HEALTH INSURANCE
HOMEOWNERS INSURANCE
INDEPENDENT INSURANCE AGENTS OF N.C
LIABILITY INSURANCE
LIFE INSURANCE
MEDICAL MALPRACTICE INSURANCE
NO-FAULT INSURANCE
N.C. DEPT. OF INSURANCF
N.C. INSURANCE RATING "UREAU
PRICE-ANnE^SON ACT OF 1957
PRODUCT LIABILITY INSURANCE
SCHOOLS, COLLEGES, UNIVERSITIES UNDERWRITERS LTD.
SELF-INSURANCE POOL
INSURANCE
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N N U A L
1/01/86
INDEX
U/31/Bo
SUBJECTS
1/09/B7
UMEB ORGANIZATION
UREAU
SPE ALSO WORKER" COMPENSATION
PANEL TO REWRITE INSURANCE LAJS
LONG: OROPPEO POLICIES "AY BE TIP OF ICEBERG
THE LESSER OF TWO EVILS
GOVERNOR PRAISES LEGISLATORS FOR noING GOOD WORK,
INSURANCE PANEL MULLS EFFECTIVENESS OF LAWS
INSURANCE CLAIMS UP
INSURANCE AGENTS
N.C. IN06PEN0FNT AGENTS PONDER OWN INSURANCE FIRM
INSURANCE COMPANIES
SEE INSURANCE INDUSTRY
INSURANCE FRAUD
SEE ALSO FRAUD
SEE ALSO HEALTH INSURANCE FRAUD
SEE ALSO WHITE-COLLAR CRIMES
GREENVILLE MAN GETS SIX YEARS FOR FALSE CLAIMS
WAKE JUPY ACJUITS DURHAM TEACHER
5 SENTENCED TO JAIL FOR STAGING PHONY ACCIDENTS
UNNECESSA'Y INSURANCE
ESC REPORTS ^05 PEOPLE CONVICTED OF FOAUD CHARGES
HISSING BUSINESSMAN ARRESTED IN TENN.
INSURANCE INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO INSUPA'ICE PREMIUM TAXES
SEE ALSn NATIONAL INSURANCE CONS
SEE ALSO N.C. INSURANCE RATING n
BIAS IN BENEFITS
COMPANY MAY RAISE PREMIUMS FQO
INSURANCE INDUSTRY AT FAULT IN
MARTIN: N.C. FACES CRISIS IN I
GENERAL ASSEMBLY INSURANCE SES
LEGISLATURE WILL HAVE SESSION
THE INSURANCE SESSION
FARM CREWS' INSURANCE CANCELED
JONFS: INSURANCE WOES WIOESPRF
INSURANCE COMMITTEES GIVE BILL
LACK OF CONFIDENCE KEY TO I N SU
ARROGANCE OF INSURANCE FIRMS L
STOPGAP INSURANCE MEASURE UP F
LAWMAKERS FIND SOLUTION NOT St
LONG WANTS FIRMS TO SOLVE OWN
INSURANCE aILL PASSES WITH E A'
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NEVER SAY 'NEVER' AGAIN (CARTO
LONG: LEGISLATURE SHOULD EYE M
PROCEDURAL EILL HAY BRING LONG
INSURANCE FIR" TESTING ALLIANC
SFLF-INSURANCE POOL EXPECTED T
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AWARD LIMITS COULD EASE INSURA
INSURANCE INDUSTRY PLANS PRDGR
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LONG SAYS INSURANCE NOW AVAILA
LAWYERS' GREED NOT CAUSE OF S3
MALPRACTICE AWARDS CAP NOT LI<
LONG SAYS N.C. RESIDENTS PAYIN
INSURANCE FIRMS FIL^ COMPLAINT
MORE INSURANCE COMPANIES SEEK
IHORNPURG: INSURANCE INDUSTRY
ASSEMBLY SHOULD DELAY INSURANC
LAWYERS. LOBBYISTS DRAW BATTLE
STAGE SET FOR LEGISLATIVE FIGH
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FORMER INSURANCE AGENT IS SENT
INSURANCE OFFICIALS OPPOSE FUR
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LIMITS ON VACCINE LIABILITY OU
HOUSE PANEL RAISES STAKES IN I
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LEGISLATOR QUESTIONS CAP ON AJ
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HOUSE SETS UP CONFRONTATION OV
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LEGISLATURE MUITS FOR WEEKEND;
INSURANCE CHIEF GETS GREATER 5
SIX ATTCRNEYS GENERAL RAP INSJ
N.C. INDEPENDENT AGENTS PONDER
INSURANCE INDUSTRY HELD FACING
INSURANCE POL ICIES
SF6 ALSO ESTATE PLANNING
SEE ALSO INHERITANCE
SEE ALSO LIFE INSURANCE
SEE ALSO WILLS
INSURANCE CANCELLATION CLOSES FIREWORKS PLANT
INSURANCE PREMIU'' TAXES
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, N.C. TAXES
SEE ALSO INSURANCE INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO TAXES, N.C.
INSURANCE COMPANIES CRITICIZE BILL
FLAT TAX IS PROPOSED ON INSURANCE PREMIUMS
LEGISLATURE QUITS FOR WEEKEND; CLOSE ON SEVFRAL ISSUES
CONFEREFS CHOSEN ON INSURANCE BILLS
INSURANCE CHIEF GETS GREATER AUTHORITY
INSURANCE RATES
SFE ALSO AUTU INSURANCE RATES
SEE ALSO LAWSUIT DAMAGE AWA'OS
1/11/B6 A 6
2/0»/"6 A 6
Z/lb/lb D 4
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THE INSURANCE SESSION
INSURANCE COSTS BLAMED FQR RURAL N.C. DOCTORS DROPPING OBSTETRICS
SOME DOCTORS STOP DELIVERING 9 ao I F S
RISING INSURANCE COSTS PASSED UN TO THE PATIENTS, DOCTORS SAY
JONFs: INSURANCE WUES wIDESPRFAO
INSURANCE COMMITTEES GIVE BILL TENTATIVE APPROVAL
LACK OF CONFIDENCE KEY TO INSURANCE WOES
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1/01/66 - U/31/86
SUBJECTS
l/0''/S7
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HIGHER INSURANCE RATES DRIVE :)OCTORS TO "SAFETY'
LEGISLATORS QUESTION OBSTETRICS INSURANCE HUE
3RD COMPANY SEEKS POLICY AUTHT R I Z A T ION
LEGISLATURE TG TACKLE INSURANCE PROBLEM IN SESSION THIS WEEK
STOPGAP INSURANCE MEASURE UP FOR VOTE AS GENERAL ASSEMBLY SESSION OPENS
LAWMAKERS FIND SOLUTION NOT SIMPtF
LONG WANTS FIRMS TO SOLVE OWN PROPLEHS
INSURANCE BILL PASSES WITH E A= E
LEGISLATION MAY BRING INSURANCE RATE HIKE
INGRAM IS NAGGING
NFVER SAY -NEVER' AGAIN ICARTOQN)
MORE HOMEOWNERS MAY HAVE OREA'IS COME TRUE
LONG: LEGISLATURE SHOULD EYE HIGH INSURANCE PREMIUMS
INSURANCE COMPANIES DEFEND H I', H RATES
INVESTMENT CHANGES SPUR INSURANCE CRISIS
AWARD LIMITS COULD EASE INSURANCE CRUNCH
RISING INSURANCE COST THREATENS TOURIST ATIRACTIUNS IN THE SMOKIES
ANGRY OOCTQOS WANT HEARING ON IN SUR ANC E-PREM [ U.^ HIKES
N.C. POCTORS ASK HEARING IN INSURANCE FIGHT
LAWYER CRITICIZES PROPOSED LIABILITY INSURANCE REFORMS
SOARING PREMIUMS MAY HALT OfSTETRIC CARE IN 20 COUNTIES
MALPKACTICE INSURANCE COSTS AFFECTING CARE, LAWYER SAYS
INSURANCE ANSWER SOUGHT BY CITY OF DURHAM
LONG SAYS INSURANCE NOW AVAILABLE OUT CAN OF COSTLY
LAWYERS' GREcD NOT CAUSE OF STARING INSURANCE PREMIUMS — DUKE PROF.
BLUE CROSS SAYS NEW PLAN HILL SAVE MONEY
BLUE CROSS WILL USE RESERVES TO HOLD DOWN RATE INCREASES
CAP ON CONTINGENCY FEES NEEDED IN N.C.
CONSUMER GROUP REPORTS ON STATE INSURANCE RATES
LONG SAYS N.C. RESIDENTS PAYING FOR LIABILITY LOSSES IN OTHER STATES
FINANCIAL RISKS HAY CURa DRUNK DRIVERS
MAJOR CONTRACTOR IN TRIANGLE "ANKED FIFTH-LARGEST IN U.S.
LAWMAKERS STUDY PLAN TO LIMIT MALPRACTICE INSURANCE COSTS
VICTIMS CALLED 'VICTIMS' IF LIAalLITY LAWS CHANGED
MEDICAL INSURANCE EXPLAINED
LEGISLATORS MUST ACT TO ENO LIABILITY WOc S
BILL PROPOSES MORE AUTHORITY FOR INSURANCE COMMISSIONFR
DEBATE TURNING TOWARD TIGHTER INSURANCE RULFS
INSURANCE COST, NOT TORT REFORM, CONCERNS TAR HEELS, SENATOR SAYS
LEGISLATOR QUESTIONS CAP ON AWARDS
LOBBYISTS: INSURANCE FIRMS COJLD BE FORCED OUT
PANEL BACKS MORE AUTHORITY FO' INSURANCE COMMISSIONFR
TORT REFORM AMENDMENTS EXPECTED
STATE HOUSE BACKS INCREASED AUTHORITY ON AUTO INSURANCE
PANEL CHANGES MALPRACTICE, VACCINATION BILLS
SOME LEGISLATORS TRYING TO HALT ABORTION FUNDS
INSURANCE COMPANIES CRITICIZE BILL
HOUSE SETS UP CONFRONTATION OVER CIVIL JUSTICE CHANGES
INSURANCE MEASURES STALLED
FLAT TAX IS PROPOSED ON INSURANCE PREMIUMS
DEADLOCK CONTINUES OVFR INSURANCE REFORM PILLS
LEGISLATURE QUITS FOR WEEKEND; CLOSE ON SEVFRAL ISSUES
CONFEREES CHOSEN ON INSURANCE BILLS
INSURANCE CHIEF GETS GREATER AUTHORITY
SIX ATTORNEYS GENERAL RAP INSURANCE INDUSTRY
INSURANCE TOP ISSUE FOR SMALL BUSINESSES
N.C. INDEPENDENT AGENTS PONDE' OWN INSURANCE FIRM
COMMISSIONER SEES NO PROOF DOCTORS' INSURANCE IS UNFAIR
LONGER LIVES WON'T BRING LOWER INSURANCE RATES
INSURANCE RATING BUREAU
SEE N.C. INSURANCE RATING BJREAJ
INSURANCE REGULATION
PANEL TO REWRITF INSURANCF LAWS
CAR INSURANCE: IT COULD COST YOU MURE IF LEGISLATURE OKS PLAN
PANEL BACKS MORE AUTHORITY EC '>■■•. .n ■ >.^ = ^r —u , , r , n..c„
INTANGIBLES TAX
SEE ALSO TAXES, N.C.
STATE HOUSE TENTATIVELY APPROVES PLAN TO RAISE LOCAL SALES TAXES
INTANGIPLES, INVENTORY TAX CUTS UNLIKELY
INTEGON CORP.
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
CHAPEL PICKED FOR CHRISTMAS CARD
INTEGRATED RESOURCES, INC.
SEE ALSO RESEARCH TRIANGLE ASSOCIATES LIMITED PARTNERSHIP
N.Y. COMPANY PUYS TEER PROPERTIES
SALE FINAL OF TEER HOLDINGS
NEW COMPANY IS FORMED TO OWN, RUN GOVERNORS INN
INTEGRATED SERVICES DIGITAL NETWORK
TELECOM HELPS INSTALL 1ST VOKE-OATA SYSTEM
INTEGRATIO", MILITARY
SEE BLACKS, MILITARY
SEE MILITARY
INTEGRATION, SCHOOLS
SEE SCHOOLS, N.C, DESEGREGATION
SEE SCHOOLS, U.S., DESEGREGATION
INTELLIGENCE
SEE ALS" ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCF
BEING BORN FIRST HELPS, STUDY SHOWS
INTELLIGENCE AGENTS
SEE 5PIF5
INTER-FAITH COUNCIL FOP SOCIAL SERVICE
INTER-FAITH COUNCIL VOLUNTEERS BUSY REPAIRING SEvFRAL HOMES
GROUP TO SELL HOUSE MEANT FOR HOMELESS
CHAPEL MILL-CARRBORO POVERTY PANEL'S TOPIC
BENEFIT CONCEPT SLATED
INTFRFAITH COUNCIL NEEDS HELP
FINDING SHELTER FOR HOHFLFSS -IAS HER GOAL
STORE HALTING SALES OF WINE
THE 'WORKING POOR' A GROWING SROUP IN ORANGF
MONEY AVAILABLE FOR HEATING AID
COMMUNITY KITCHEN OFFERS TURKEY, TRIMMINGS FOR NEEDY TODAY
INT£D-NEIGHBORHOOD COUNCIL
SEE ALSO NEIGHBORHOODS
GROUP: DELAY FINAL VOTE ON TR=Y"5URN
WOMFN VOTERS ISSUE TkEYSU'N POSITION
HAMNEP: 'VOCAL CLIQUE' IS AN TI -TR E YRURN
DEVELOPER AGREEABLE TO TREYBURN CHANGES
A SENSE OF COMMUNITY
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MONTHLY
/ANNUiVL INUex
l/Cll/86 - 12/31/36
SUBJECTS
l/0'/l!7
CITY nuOGET Hnins TSXESt HIKES W4TER-S6HER COSTS
NFir.HPOP COUNCIL TO ELECT OFFICERS
INTERCO INC.
MANUFACTURING GIANT BIDS FOR LANc
!NTERDFNn»INAII0N4L MINISTERIAL ALLIANCE OF DURHAM
SEE ALSD MINISTERSt DURHAM
SEE ALSO MINHTFRS. N.C.
CHAMBER PANCL SEEKS ANNUAL DURHAM FORUM ON EOUCATIO"'
RECALL. OPPnSITION CONTINUING: 15 aLACK MINISTERS SIOF WITH MAYIR...
MINISTERS' GRHUP 3ACKS OULLEY IN RECALL-BIO FIGHT
GULLEY PREDICTED TO REMAIN IN OFFICE ,,,.,, ,.„,
INTEHnENUMINATinNAL MINISTERIAL ALLIANCE OF DURHAM AND VICINITY (AOl
INTEREST RATES
SEE ALSO BONO MARKETS
SEE ALSO BUSINESS LOANS
SEE ALSO DURHAM. N.C. TAX RATE
SEE ALSO LENDING LAWS
SFE ALSO MORTGAGE RATES
"THE'"SIRESs''!F'wnRK"lN''5N0ERMINE HEALTH OF EXECUTIVES AND SECRETARIES
MORTGAGE RATES DROP BELOW 105; IN DURHAM
SURVEY ON CHARGE CARD RATES OUTDATED
I nuFR INTEREST RATES CALLED A PLUS FOR N.C.
N.C. treasurer: F ALL ING IN TERE ST R ATE 5 TO BENEFIT STATE. FEDERAL GOV.
MUNICIPAL BOND •'ARK':T RESURGENCE EXPECTED
2 DURHAM HANKS BUCK HIGHER CREDIT CARD RATES
EFFORT TO RFCnoIEY N.C. INTEREST LAWS TURNS TO PROPOSAL TO DEREGULATE..
panel urged id deregulate interest rates
2 banks return to 1r% rate f0° credit-cakd ruys
cpntinufo downward trend expected for interest ratcs
more americans now shop for credit card with the lowest rate
credit card rates come undef fire
ncn« co^verts savings accounts to variarle rate
state drops interest on cds to 1 7/81
falling interest pates hurt consumer savings
n.c. professor: we'll earn less on savings
drop in prime rate beneficial to durham r.„. _
when refinancing car, think s^ or t - you pay faster, more cheaply
paijel favors keeping limit on credit card interest rate
THRCE banks look at moving their credit cakd operations
MEDIA breeds consumer ADVOCATES IN LEGISLATURE
economist: FURTHER DROPS IN LOAN RATcS, NO INFLATION
DURHAM AUTOS SELLING WELL WITHOUT INCENTIVES
DISCLOSURE TIGHTENS ON CREDIT CARD ISSUERS
SAVINGS-BONO SALES SLIP , ,.,
SCL'S PRESIDENT SEES RATES ON INTEREST, INFLATION STAYING LO.
FMHA DROPS EMERGENCY LOAN INTEREST RATE
INTERFERON
SEE ALSO CANCER
SEE ALSO CAtJCER RESEARCH
SEE ALSO DRUGS
DURHAM-AREA RESEARCHERS SEE LIMITS TO INTERFERON
INTERFERON DECISION TIMELY FO' UNC PATIFNT
DUKE RESEARCHERS TESTING WART THERAPY
'DESIGNER CLONING' AIDING SEARCH FOR CANCER TREATMENTS
INTERIOR DECORATORS
BE AN INTEKIUR DESIGNER
UNRELATED ITEMS MAKE GOOD DEC3RATING ACCESSORIES
HOME IMPROVEMENT AND INTERIOR DECORATING IDEAS lAOl
CITY CITES DESIGN FIRM FOR VIOLATING ZONING LAW
HOME CAN GET NEW TOUCHES
YOU CAN BRIGHTEN YOUR OFFICE
INTERLPUKIN-?
'DESIGNER CLONING' AIDING SEARCH FOR CANCER TREATMENTS
INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE
SEE ALSO N.C. DEPT. OF REVENUE
SEE ALSO TAX REFORM ISEE ALSO NAMES OF TAX BILLS)
SEE ALSO TAXES, U.S.
SEE ALSO VULUNTEER INCOME TAX ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
ACTION fY IRS WILL GET LOAN D'^FAULIERS' ATTENTION
TAX COSTS SEEM REASONABLE
TAX WORKSHOP FOR BUSINESSES TO Be MARCH 7
WOMAN LOSES TAX-FINE APPEAL
TWO WOMEN FINED FOR PROTESTS IN TAX FORMj ,, .,
N.C. TAXPAY':RS SLOWER THIS YEAR IN FILING THEIR RETURNS
CHEER UP — IT'S APR IL 15
TALK ABOUT TAXI'IG...
WITHHOLDING REFUNDS WAY TO S T^ P DEADBEATS
FREE TAX WORKSHOP NEXT WEEK
INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE FACES FUTURE DIFFICULTIES
ITS AUUlTORS PRFPARC TO SWAP "ENCILS FOR COMPUTERS
IRS TAKES LIEN AGAINST SHAW UNIVERSITY
IRS DIRFCT TAX DEPOSIT TO CONTINUE
SCHOOL USES STUDY CENTER AS COLLATERAL
IRS FILES SECOND LIEN AGAINST UNIVERSITY
DON'T SCRIMP ON IRS
GENERAL BAPTIST CONVENTION PL« NS DRIVE FOR SHAW
IRS AUCTIONING HOUSE, LAND TO COLLECT i?0,ODO IN TAXES
IRS AUCTION OF HOUSE, LAND CANCELED
A BILL FOR IRS ROUNTY HUNTERS
FEDERAL TAX DEPOSITS TQPIC OF IRS SEMINAR
IRS TO TEST ELECTRONIC REFUNDS IJ OURHA"
IRS: CHURCHES NOT HURT BY RECALL BID
IRS PLAN HELPS REDUCE STUDENT LOAN DEFAULTS
NIGERIAN FUNDS. SHAW INVESTIGATED
IRS SPOT-CHECKS DURHA" FIRMS
TFAMS FROM IRS DESCENDING ON TURHAM, CHAPEL HILL FIRMS
SIMPLIFICATION? BAH! HUMBUG!
INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF BUSINESS COMMUNICATORS
AREA WINNERS CITED IN COMMUNICATOR CONTEST
INTERNATIONAL ATOMIC ENERGY AGENCY
NUCLEAR WARNING PACT NO GOOD IF NOT OBSERVED
INTERNATIONAL BALLET COMPETITION
SFE BALLET
INTERNAI lONAL RIOLOGICALS AND BIOCHEMICALS PLASMA, INC.
SEE ALSO PLASMA
BUS statipn to be new plasma center
PLASMA-COLLECION COMPANY TO JSE UNION TERMINAL SITE
TSAILWAYS BUS LINE MOVES TO LASALLE STREET BUILDING
NO PUS TO JMAHA, BUT WANT TO "IVE PLASMA?
INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF ELECTRICAL WORKFRS
SEE ALSO ELECTRICIANS
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5/06/86 C
5/07/86 A
5/08/86 A
5/1 1/86 C
5/13/86 A
5/19/86 A
5/20/86 e
6/D5/86 A
6/J6/86 A
7/09/86 A
7/n/P6 C
7/25/86 A
a/05/86 A
10/21/86 A
10/23/86 C
13/29/86 C
10/3D/"6 H
11/22/86 A
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SUBJECTS
P4Ge S'il
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UNION T4RGETS BURLINGTON, HBBSNE PLANTS
INTERNATION
I RM MP
CHAOLO
DELAYS
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IN OURHAM
PRINTERS
TO NEW OFFICES
PARK
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F THESE EXCUSES. THEN LOOK FUR A NEW JOB
ONG U? ST IN U.S. TO WORK FUR
10 HEALTHY
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PRESS FOR REGIONAL PLA.JNING
S THANi It IN 1985. SAYS CITUENS FUR TAX JUSTICE
WORK OROGRAM
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SUPPLY OF COMMERCIAL HEAL ESTATE SPACE?
ING OCR IN DOLLARS
SI MILLION MARKETING LAB
LABORATORY
NG PROJECT AT FUQUA SCHOUL
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G5TTI\'G MESSAGE
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INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CORP.
12 TRIANGLE IBM EMPLOYEES TO GET
EMPLOVtES
A YEAR UFF TO TEACH AT UNIVERSITIES
INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CORP.. RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK
SEE ALSO RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK
IBM MOVE CONTINUES GROWTH IN "UOHAM
DELAYS PLAGUE IBM'S MOVE TO NEW OFFICES
I-<.0 STRETCH NA"ED DAN MOORE FREEWAY
IBM PLANS TO TRANSFER 400 TO ^TP
UP TO <iOO IBM WORKERS MAY TRNASFER TO DURHAM
SUIT DISMISSED IN IBM SHOOTIN". CASE
CCB FINANCIAL CORP. REPORTS DISAPPOINTING PROFITS
IBM RECEIVES ENERGY CONSERVATION Award
SCL'S PRESIDENT SEES RATES ON INTEREST. INFLATION STAYING LOW
INTERNATIONAL COFFEE ORGANIZATION
SEE ALSO COFFEE
34-YEAR-OLD COFFEE CARTEL AFFECTS MORE THAN POKES
INTERNATIONAL DATE LINE
SEE ALSO TIME
WHATEVER TIME. IT'S STILL GUAM
INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL OF RALEIGH
SFE ALSO FESTIVALS. N.C.
INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL STAGED
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER
36 DURHAM SCHOOL BUSES EXPECTING RECALL NOTICES UN STEERING ARM PART
SCHOOL BUSES BEING RECALLED
SCHOOLS USING 27 DEFECTIVE BUSES
INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF APPLIED SYSTEM ANALYSIS
INTERNATIONAL HIT SQUAD
INTERNATIONAL LADIES GARMENT WORKERS UNION
SEE ALSO AMALGAMATED CLOTHING A'J 0 TEXTILE WORKERS UNION
SEE ALSO TEXTILE INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO UNIONS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO UNIONS. N.C.
SEE ALSO UNIONS. U.S.
UNION FIGHTING PROPOSAL LIFTING BAN ON CLOTHING MAKERS WORKING AT HOME
INTEDNATIONAL LAW
INTERNATIONAL LAW PROFESSOR'S SPECIALTY
INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND
SEE ALSO WORLD BANK
GOP CANDIDATES WANT U.S. REMOVED FROM IMF
REPUBLICANS CRITICIZE INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND
CnvFRNOR CRITICIZES LFNOING T'lAT HURTS INDUSTRIES IN N.C.
INTERNATIONAL ORDER OF THE KING'S DAUGHTERS AND SONS
SEE ALSO KINGS' DAUGHTERS HOME
inOTH ANNIVERSARY
ELOSRLY WOMEN CAN LtVF WITH DIGNITY
INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS
KING'S DAUGHTERS AND SONS HOLD CGNVENTION THIS WEEKEND
BAZAAR PLANNING
INTERNATIONAL PHYSICIANS FOR THE P'tVENTION OF NUCLEAR WAR
SFE ALSO ANTI-NUCLEAR MOVEMENT
SEE ALSO PHYSICIANS. INTERNATIONAL
SEE ALSO PHYSICIANS FOR SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
EDITORIAL EMBARRASSING
UNWORTHY PRIZE WINNER
SOVIET DOCTOR SAYS FACTS ON RADIATION DISTORTED
SOVIET PHYSICIANS MOUTHPIECE FOR GaVERNMENI
SOVIETS CALL FOR ENDING ARMS RACE
SOVIcT PHYSICIANS HAVE SOME INFLUENCE
AWARD WAS NO GIMMICK
INTERNATIONAL PHYSICS OLYMPIAD
SEE ALSO PHYSICS
U.S. PHYSICS TEAM TAPS DURHAM STUDENT
INTERNATIONAL PRFSS TELECOMMUNICATIONS COUNCIL
SEE ALSO TELECOMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS
HIGH POINT PunHSHER KE^^PS PR'^SS COUNCIL POST
INTERNATIONAL TECHNOLOGY CORP.
EXECUTIVE SAYS GOOD PEOPLE. GOOD MARKET FEED HIGH GRUWTH
INTERNATIONAL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH CORP.
SEE ALSO DUKt UNIV.. SPEAKERS
ITT TELECOM TO LAY OFF 1.200 'ALEIGH WORKERS
INTERNATIONAL UNION OF ELECTRICAL WORKERS
SEE INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD 0= ELECTRICAL WORKEOS
INTERNATIONAL WATERS
SEE ALSO UNIIEO NATIONS CONFERENCE ON THE LAW OF THE SEA
N.C. SAILORS. MARINES PART OF 6TH FLEET
KHADAFY-REAGAN GUNFIGHT: SHOWOOH'J WAS INEVITABLE
LAW OF SEA MUST BE ENFORCED. DEFENDED
HIGH SEAS VIEWS EXPLAINED
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INTERNATIONAL WIVES GRPUP
IRENE BAGWSLL CIRES fOR CHILDREN
INTER>iSHIPS
SFE ALSO APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. OURHAH
SEE ALSO PUSINESSFS. N.C.
SEE ALSO PUSINESSFS. U.S.
SEE ALSO DUKE FUTURES
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., INTERNSHIPS
SEE ALSO JO" TRAINING
SEE ALSO N.C.. INTERNS
PROGRAM LETS TEACHER TEACH WHILE LEARNING
N.C. GOVERNMENT INTERNS LEARN. GET PAID
N.C. SUMMER INT^^RNSHIP HEADLINE IS JAN. 19
INTERSCHOLASTIC TENNIS TOURNAMENT
SEE U.S. TENNIS ASSOCIATION. BOV '
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7/23/96 C
INTERSECTIONS
SFE ALSO RAILROAD CROSSINGS
SEE ALSO TRAFFIC SAFETY
N.C. AGENCY WILL STOP RANKING INTERSECTIONS
PUBLIC NEEDS TO KNOW ABOUT BAO INTERSECTIONS
GIVE INTERSECTIONS ATTENTION
AIRPORT BOARD TO PROTEST NO OVERPASS
AIRPO'T AUTHORITY HANTS TO IMPROVE INTERSECTION
OFFICIALS SCRABBLE To FIX ROADS WHERE DANGER LURKS
N.C. WANTS SCALED-BACK INTERSECTION FOR DURHAM
WEST: FUNDS CUT MAY STALL ROAD WORK
INTERSOUTH PARTNERS
VENTURE CAPITAL COMPANY O'ENS IN OFFICE PARK
TRIANGLE INVESTORS FIND CAPITAL VENTURES SAFE
DURHAM MAN FUNDS DUKE SCHOLARSHIP
INTERSTATE
SEE I-<.0
SEE 1-85
SEE 1-95
INTERSTATE-B^
SEE 1-85
INTERSTATE BANKING
SEE ALSO BAflKS. N.C.
SEE ALSO BANKS. U.S. (SEE ALSO NAMES OF BANKSl
INTERSTATE BANK MERGERS TAKE EFFECI
INTFRSTATE BANKING BENEFITS ARE CITED
NCNB SEEKS TO EXPAND TERRITORY
NCNR TO BUY BALTIMORE BANK
N.C. PANkS unlikely to expand into TEXAS
N.C. THRIVES AS INTERSTATE BANKING CONCENTRATES POwER
I.JTEHSTATE HIGHWAY SYSTEM
TOLL ROADS BEST USED AS LITTLE AS POSSIBLE
INTERSTATES STUDIED FOR SCHOOL -BUS SAFETY
INTERSTATE SECURITIES
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS H 2
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS H 2
REDWINE: WALL ST.. BANKERS LOCKED IN FIERCE FIGHT OVER FINANCIAL SERVICE H 2 10/05/S6 0 13
INTERSTATE TELEPHQN'E AND TELEGRAPH CO.
SEE GENERAL TELEPHONE CO. OF TH= SOUTHEAST
INTERVENTIONAL RADIOLOGY
SFE ALSO OUKE UHIv. MEDICAL CENTER. RADIOLOGY DEPT.
NEEDLE REPLACING SCALPEL IN SIME CASES. PRQF SAYS
INTIMATE BOOKSHOP
DOSSIER: WALLACE KURALT
INTOX IMETER
SEE ALSO ALCOHOL
SEE ALSO BREATHALYZER TEST
SEE ALSO DRUNKEN DRIVING
NEW BREATHALYZER SPEEDS UP TESTING FQR DRUNKEN DRIVING
INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY
OIL LEAKS FRU- BEACHED BARGF INTO INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY
FISHERMEN WATCH OIL WASH UP O-l THE SHORFS OF SHALLOTTE RIVER
SHALLOTTE INLEI OIL SPILL CLEANED U°
OIL SPILL IUVCSTIGATtO
INTRAUTERINE DEVICES
SEE ALSO PIRTH CONTROL
SEE ALSO C4LK"N SHIELT
lUO WITHDRAWAL REDUCES CONTRACEPTIVE CHOICES
COURT SAYS HJMAN CAN'T SUE FO' COSTS OF RAISING CHILD
INVENTIO'iS
SEE ALSO NEW PRODUCTS
SEE ALSO TRIANGLE UNIVERSITIES LICENSING CONSORTIUM
FERTILE MINDS SPAWN QFF9EAT INVENTIONS
GIRL. 7. AND BOY, 13. ARE TOP INVENTORS
DURHAM FIRM wEDS MEDICAL NEEDS. IDEAS
WAVE-DRIVEN MACHINE TO PROOUC^ ELECTRICITY
MODEL LUNGS. A|n FOR DEAF SPRING FROM THEIR B»S=MENT
ENTRIES NEEDED FOR NEW-PRODUCT CONTEST
•SIGNIFICANT MAN' LIKES ODD INVENTIONS. FEATS
INVENTORY TAX
SEE MANUFACTURERS INVENTORY TAX
INVESTIGATIVE GRAND JURY
DON'T GIVE GRANO JURIES THE RIGHT 10 WITCH-HUNT
SENATOR IS REQUESTING STUDY OF STATE ELELTION PROCEDURES
GRAND JURY PROBES HELD NEEDED TO STEM D°UGS
HOUSE PASSES PILL ON INVESTIGATIVE GRANO JURIES
N.C. TO GUE GRAND JURIES TWO-YEAR TRY
PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY BILL ENCOUNTERS SNAG IN HOUSE
PRISON. COLLEGES. PARKS INCLU-iED IN BUDGET "ILL
INVESTIGATIVE GRAND JURIES DEBATED
PROSECUTORS AGREE TO PROCEED CAUTIOUSLY ON GRAND JURY PROVES
INVESTMENT CONTACTS NETWORK
SEE ALSO ENTREPRENEURIALSHIP
SEE ALSO VENTURE CAPITAL FIRMS
UNC ANNOUNCES PROGRAM TO HELP MATCH ENTREPRENEURS.
NETWORK pr'RMED TO AID ENTREPRENEURS
INVESTMENTS
SFE ALSO COLLEGES.
SEE ALSO COLLEGFS.
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UULIUUIUXIUI^
MONTHLY
/ANNUAL
1/01/86 -
INDEX
SUBJECTS
'aCE 55 5
I/C/IT
SfE ALSn FIN'ANCIAL PLANNING
SEE ALSO FOREIGN INVESTORS
SEE ALSO SAVINGS ACCOUNTS
SFE ALSO STOCK MARKET
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.. INVESTMENTS
BROKER TO DISCUSS ETHICAL INVFSTING IN COURSE AT DUKE
ETHICALLY CHOOSING STOCKS MAY NOT HURT RETURNS. DURHAM BROKER SAYS
BUSINESSMAN SAYS HE KILL REPAY HIS INVESTORS WHO LOST MONE (
N.C. COMPANY ENJOYS hAVE OF MERGERS
MULTIFAMILY DWELLINGS POPULAR INVESTMENTS
BROKER SAYS
INVESTORS, DURHAM
TRIANGLE INVESTORS FIND CAPITAL VENTURES SAFE
ETHICALLY CHOOSING STOCKS HAY NOT HURT RETURNS, DURHAM
INVESTORS, N.C.
SFE ALSO VENTURE CAPITAL FIRMS
STATE EYES SOURCES FOR VENTUR= CAPITAL
TRIANGLE INVESTORS FIND CAPITAL VENTURES SAFE
PENSION FUNDS BETTER INVESTED IN BLUE CHIPS
INVESTORS, U.S.
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, U.S.
SEE ALSO FOREIGN INVESTORS
SEE ALSO VENTURE CAPITAL FIRMS
UNC ANNOUNCES PROGRAM TO HELP MATCH ENTREPRENEURS, INVESTORS
INVESTORS TITLE CO.
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
DOSSIFR: J. ALLEN FINE
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
INVESTORS TITLE REPORTS JNO-QUARTFR PROFIT SURGE
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
INVESTORS TITLE EARNINGS SET RECORD
STATE-CHARTERED BANKS STILL GROWING RAPIDLY BUT PRUFITS SLIMMED
INVISIBLE EMPIRE - KNIGHTS OF THE KU KLUX KLAN
SFE KU KLUX KLAN
INVOLUNTARY COMMITMENT
SEE ALSO COMMITMENT HEARINGS
MAN WITH HATCHET HELD IN ASSAULT
BURKE HEARING HELD
INVOLUNTARY MANSLAUGHTER
SEE ALSO MANSLAUGHTER
SEE ALSO MURDER, DURHAM
SEE ALSO MURDER, N.C.
SEE ALSO MUROEK. U.S.
CONTRACTOR INDICTED IN WORKER'S DEATH
UNEXPECTED GUILTY PLEA HALTS MANSLAUGHTER TRIAL
MANSLAUGHTER TRIAL ORDERED FQR BOURQUE
GRANDMOTHER INDICTED IN BOY'S DEATH
KNIGHTDALE MAN SENTENCED IN DEATH OF TEEN
MANSLAUGHTER PLEA NETS YOUTH 3 YEARS
TEEN DRAWS 3 YEARS IN FATAL SHOOTING
WOMAN SENTENCED IN DEATH OF G'ANOSUN STRUCK BY TRAIN
WOMAN GETS SUSPENDED TERM FOR SLAYING
MANSLAUGHTER, RACING CHARGES FILED IN DEATH
COURT OF APPEALS UPHOLDS CONVICTION IN KIDNAPPING CASF
MANSLAUGHTER CHARGE FILED IN TRAFFIC DEATH
PLEA MADE IN AMTRAK CASE
BROTHER, SISTER CHARGED WITH HEATH
IOWA STATE UNIV. SPORTS, BASKETBALL
IOWA STATE'S GRAYER GETS PACK'S ATTENTION
IOWA STATE MOVING UP WITH COACH JOHNNY ORR
STATE HOLDS OFF IPWA STATE
WASHBURN, SHACKLEFORO PAINT N.C. STATE INTO NCAA FINAL 8
IRAN
..THE DEMOCRATS HAVE RFTAKEN CONTROL OF THE SENATE... ICARTOONI
U.S. SHOULDN'T VIOLATE OWN TERRORISM POLICY
SEE NO IRAN! HEAR NO IRAN! SPEAK NO IRAN! ICARTOONI
WHAT PRICE HOSTAGES?
MAKE ME AN OFFER ICARTOONI
MEDIA ACTS IRRESPONSIBLY
;:;i!f„y'!i- *'° '°e» what's going on with the iran situation... icartooni
PRESIDENT REAGAN'S DEAL SHAMEFUL CONTRADICTION
IRAN GETS THE ARMS. ..CAPITOL HILL GETS THE HEAD ICARTOONI
FR07EN IRANIAN ASSETS ICARIOO'll
...I'M NOT A PRESIDENT, BUT I PLAY ONE ON TELEVISION... ICARTOONI
REAGAN IS TWU-FaCEO
REWARDING ENEMIES POOR FOREIGN POLICY
HELMS ASSAILS GOP CRITICS
PRESIDENT SHOULD ADMIT HIS ACTIONS WERE »RONG
THE GREAT AMERICAN SMOKE-OUT/THE GREAT AMERICAN SMoKE-SCRFEN ICARTOONI
...WE HAVE NEVER. ..EXCHANGED ARMS FOR HOSTAGES!. .. ICARTOONI
THE SCAPE-TURKEY. ICARTOONI
MEDIA ENDANGER HOSTAGES
WHAT DID THE PRESIDENT KNOW AND WHEN DID HE KNOW IT? ICARTOONI
N.C. CONGRESSMAN CALLS ARMS SALES DISCLOSURES INCREDIKLE
DEAL WITH IRAN COSTS REAGAN PUBLIC'S FAITH
REAGAN SHOULD CONFESS
REaGAN UNDOING HIMSELF
CHIEF OF STAFF ICARTOONI
SOME IRANIANS PFRSECUTED
PRESIDENT REAGAN SHOULD BE APPLAUDED
IRAN SCANDAL'S IMPACT ON STATE POLITICS UNCERTAIN
PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES: NOLO COMMENT ICARTOONI
DON'T BLAME THE PRESS
WHO'S HANDLING FOREIGN POLICY''
PRESIDENT'S SUMMONING COUNSEL IS APPROPRIATE
THE PRESS NI8PLES AT REAGAN: "EEK! SHARK ATTACK!" ICARTOONI
IRAN PERSECUTES BAHA'IS
FIND A PEACEFUL SOLUTION
PPESIOEM NEEDS POWER
•GREAT CON-MUNICATOR'
PEUPLF ARE WAK ING UP
TAKING 'FIFTH' IS NO SIN
DON'T RENEGE ON CONTRAS
REAGAN AS SANTA CLAUS DELIVERING CONTRA AID ICARTOONI
HAS PRESIDENT LOST HIS COMPETE^.CE?
U.S. LAWS CIRCUMVENTED
lOAN AFFAIR RAISES QUESTIONS
...LUCKS LIKE RON'S IN TROU'L^... ICARTOONI
YELLOW JOURNALISTS RELY ON HALF-TRUTHS
WHO'S A FLUNKY?
NOT ANOTHER VIETNAM''
FOCUS ON OTHER THINGS
I'LL TAKE THE FIFTH. ..I'LL TAKE THE FIFTH... ICARTOONI
GIMME AN I!... ICARTOONI
NO Exr.uSE FDR 'FIFTH'
IMMUNITY WOULD HELP IN SEARCH FOR THE TRUTH
DEMOCRATS ARE CAUTIOUS
I AM WILLING TO COOPERATE FULLY AT AN APPROPRIATE TIME... ICARTOONI
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0 DATE C PC L P '\tl
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SUBJECTS
H^ST E'UOY THE OAT RACE
DANIEL ORTEGA THROWS IBJECT AT RtAGArj ICARTDONl
RELEASE OF HASENFUS HAS PRDPAOANOA COUP
TO COMTPAS ICARTQONI
EOMISTE^ f-AY GET POSITION IN SENATE PBOHE
EDMISTEN "(elNG CONSIDERED FOR SENATE CD'HITTEE POST
CHEERLEADERS HURT REAGAN
A COHBaT-TESTEO EXPERT
IRAN. ASSETS IN U.S. BANKS
SEE ALSO HOSTAGES. INTERNATIONAL
FROiEN IRANIAN ASSETS (CARTOON!
IRAN. HOSTAGES
SEE HOSTAGES. IRAN
IRAN. MILITARY
IRAT/ISAN ICARTOCNI
IRANIAN HOSTAGES
SEE HOSTAGES. IRAN
DATE
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IREDELL JURY HILL DECIDE IF MAN LIVES OR DIES
NO ARRESTS "AOE IN SHOOTING OF DEPUTY
'^'°'tkRh^^'ill,m°i,i: VETERAN SHERIFF OF IREDELL COUNTY
IRELANn
SEE ALSO GREAT PRITAIN
SEE ALSO NORTHERN IRELAND
SEE AISC ST. PATRICK'S DAY
THE DIFFERENCE PETWEEN BALONEY AND BLARNEY
IRISH CHILDREN'S SUM'^ER PROGRA>(
SEE ALSO NORTHERN IRELAND
TEARFUL GOODBYE
IRON DUKE CLASSIC IGHLFI
SEE ALSO GOLF
LFAKE. FULMORF NAMED TO ALL-AMERICA TEAMS
GA. TECH. MCDONALD LEAD IRON PUKE
MCDONALD. JACKETS STING IRON DUKE FIELD
IRON DUKES
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. SPORTS. FOOTBALL
FANFARE: CULLEN NAMED TO POST
SPORTS TICKET COMPLAINT
IRON STIRRUP CREEK
COUNTY PLANNERS POSTPONE ACTION ON BETHFSOA PROJECT
STIRRUP C»EFk wins REZONING BATTLE
COMPANIES. COUNTY TRYING TQ ORGANIZE SEWER CO-OP
PUBLIC NOTICE
COUNTY PANEL OKS PLAN FOR 202 HOUSES , „ „ „„ , ..r
COUNTY POARD ENOOPSFS REZONINO PLANS FOR LUMLEY ROAD. ROUGcMONT
LIST OF HIGHWAY NEEDS GETS BOARD'S BACKING
ZONING. SFwER ISSUES TOP COUNTY SLATE
COMMISSIONERS APPROVE ZONING F Qo DEVELOPMENT
COUNTY OkS park-area sewer SYSTEM
CONSTRUCTION TO START SOON ON SEwER SYSTE"
COUNTY OKS BIGGER OAK GROVE SUBDIVISION
MANPOWER SHORTAGES DELAY SEWER WORK
IRRADIATIO'i
SEE ALSO FOOD PRESERVATION
SFF ALSO RADIATION
haw river company says radiation of food could be boon to hungry
The irregaroless cafe
an unusual carrot cake
the irregaodless cooks cookl
an unusual carrot cake
irrigat ion
keeping a thirsty crop wet
drip irrigation: your best lhuid asset , „, ^,
granville farmer reaps penefits jf decision made }l years ago
ncsu professor is member of drainage hall of fame
irvin inou'tries inc.
parachute plants keep roxboro jumping
islam (general heaoi'igi
see also arab states
see also duke univ. islamic and arabic development studies
S'E ALSO JIHAD (SHIITE MOSELM FJNDAmENT AL I ST GROUP)
SEE ALSO MUSLIMS , ,,
SEE ALSO RELIGION (SEE ALSO NAM^S OF CHURCHES)
1960S BLACK LEADER ■<0W PREAChFS ISLAM
ISLAMIC JI'-AD
SFE JIMAD (SHIITE MOSELM FUNDAMENTALIST GROUP)
ISLEP C ASSOC. INC.
FIRM PLANS OFFICE PARK NEAR HAYTI
DEVELOPERS SEE RISE IN hayTI hO»E SALES
NEW hayTI PROJECTS. HOUSES PROGRESSING
NEW IDEAS EMERGE FOR OLD CIVIC CENTER
NCM ACQUIRES ROLLING HILLS DEVELOPMENT
COUNCIL DIVIDED ON HOUSING PROPOSALS
COUNCIL CHANGES METHOD OF PIC<ING PROJECT DEVELOPER
ISOTECHNOLGGIES INC.
TOWN TO GET 2 INDUSTRIES
ISOTHERMAL COMMUNITY COLLEGE
COLLEGE SEEKS PUBLIC RADIO STATION
ISPAFL
SEE ALSO EGYPT
SEE ALSO JERUSALEM
SEE ALSO "lODLE EAST
SFE ALSO PALESTINE
SEE ALSO PALESTINE LIBERATION ORGANIZATION
SEE ALSO ZIONIS"
'WHAT'S GOOP FOR ISRAEL...' . ,
ISRAELI DIPLOMAT TO GIVE LECTURE ON U.S.-ISRAEL RELATIONS
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?^rS^.°fec"^i=lcI?r^S^r " °^« '«n3? y?SJEL,TES
?yjE ffff : U.S. FOCUS NARROW ON ARABS
tii^fki fe^vfs°\s?^^jES°f8^R'5A^?r^NSi:rE8^?^SE^ sJaS^sBr..
ISRAEL. MILITARY
•SOCIETr' NOT THE VILLAIN
•WHAT'S GOOn FOR ISRAEL... •
ISHAELI VIOLENCE IGSORED
PEACE ELUSIVE IN MIDEAST
ISRAEL, WEST BANK
HELMS SAYS HE NOW BACKS ISRAEL
ITALY
SEE ALSO ROME. ITALY
SEE ALSO SHROUD OF TURIN
SFE ALSO VENICE. ITALY
ITALY ir.NORFS LESSON OF AIRP05
IT'S FROM THE ORANGE MAILBOX: NOTES
GLISTENING PARAGRAPHS ANOSUCC
tVFY'S OEPT. STORE
IVEY'S OFFICULS STILL QUIET G
I^EY'I TO RFPLACE MONTGOMERY
BUSINESS HIGHL IGHTS
DURHAM BUILDING GROWTH RANKS N
IVEY'S OPENING TO BENEFIT DUKF
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MANAGER NAMED FOR NEW IVEY'S
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THE IVY ROOM (DURHAM, N.C. RFSTAURA
DEVELOPERS FROM CHAPEL HILL RE
PRESERVATION PLUS: AWARD WINNE
J C r. GRADING COMPANY
VICTIM OF DITCH CAVE-IN 'FAIR-
JEM DEVELOPMENT COMPANY
NEW SHOPPING CENTER PLANNED 0)
JFK TOWERS
SEE ALSO APARTMENTS
III «|-S0 HOUSING, DURHAM
Ice fMn Jv-I* ^lENDERSON TOWERS
SEE ALSO MOREHEAO HILLS
SEE ALSO SENIOR CITIZENS
FLAGPOLE DEDICATED
DURHAM'S 65-AND-OLOER POPULATI
JUCCA
SEE ORANGE/CHATHAM COMMUNITY ACT
JVC INC. (RALEIGHI
BOOM IN CONSTRUCTION IN DURHAM
J. B. COLE POTTERY
SFE ALSO POTTERS
SEAGkOVE POTTERY FESTIVAL PLAN
J. C. PENNEY CO.
CLEARING THE RECORD
LL I
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RO'S SITE
'AN RATES, NO INFLATION
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RS DISCUSS CHALLENGES OF CHANGE
U.S. 501 SOUTH OF ROXBORO
ON IS lot AND GROWING
ION AGENCY
CONTINUES BUT AT REDUCED RATE
NEO
YULE TREES, HALLOWEEN BATS HA<E FOR CROWDED SEASON
D. SIMS AND CO.
D^,^|1-2PERS AcouIRrNG GATEWAY CENTRE LAl
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GUARDIAN PLANS M I N I-WAREHOUSE ON CLUB
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F. WEBB HIGH SCHOOL
SEE OXFORO WEBB HIGH SCHOOL
F. WILK6RS0N CO.
CREEDMOOH AWARDS CONTRACTS FOJ PROJECT
J. HENDERSON TOWERS
SFE ALSO JFK TOWERS
SFE ALSO "OBEHEAD HILLS
SEE ALSO SENIOR CITIZENS
party-givers Thanked
lfe peeler co., inc.
BUSINESSMAN SAYS SEC DROPS INSIDER TRADING CHARGES
MILTON'S JEWELERS
B;5JE"iI^AG^?ri°gtJiH^MN^??lis'"^'^''°'"'«''
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ARSON IS SUSPECTED IN DOWNTOWN DURHAM CTjc
MANPOWER ADEQUATE AT OOWNliSN FIRE
P. STEVENS CO.
Snoi'-i'JJrJSIi ff^t'^ES COMMENT ON RUMORS
SyStJ^5'fiV_LS SELLING DIVISIOM
WORKERS MIXED OVER DIVISION SALE
SI|V|NS COMPLETES PURC HA SE OF TEX T
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FIRE IGMTES IN FAN AT STEVENS" PLANT
LINT IN FAN T01.ER START STEVE'lS BLAZE
HIGH WAGES **AV HURT EFFORTS OF LEAF WORKERS TO FIND NFW JObS
DURHAM CLOSINGS CHANGE LIVES
HOW WILL DURHAM WEATHER ITS 8JSINESS TREMORS?
ERWIN HILLS PLAOUE PRESERVED IN OVAL PARK
STEVENS WORKERS SEEKING BACK PAY
J. P. STEVENS CO.. SALES AND EARNINGS
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
J. w. CAMPBELL ELECTRICAL CO.
OWNER OF ELECTRICAL COMPANY DISAPPEARS
JAP8ERW0CK
SEE ALSO "ELTA SIGMA IHETA, INC.
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS WILL BE PRESENTED AT JABBERWOCK
JACK ASS ROAD
KNIGhtoalE road dispute brings nuT STUBBORN STREAK
JACK O'LANTERNS
SEE ALSO PUMPKINS
A FACE IN THE CROWD
JACK RABBIT LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS
ARMED MAN ROBS ChAPFl HILL ST, LAUNDRY
JACKSON STATE UNIV. SPORTS. cooTBALL
EAGLES PLAN TO CRASH TIGcRS" HQL* DAY
NCCU OPENER MATCHES OLD FRIEN?S
EAGLES FALL DESPITE RECORD-SETTING NIGHT
JACKSONVILLE. FLORIDA
SMOKE FROM N.C. FIRE CLOUDS FLORIDA CITY
WRESTLING ISN'T FOR GIRLS
JACKSONVILLE. N.C.
DOWNTOWN BLOCK CLOSED BY LEAK IN JACKSONVILLE
WATER AND GASTLINE MIXTURE REMOVED
WINDS KILL 3 IN JACKSONVILLE
RESCUERS HOISTED DEMOLISHED TRAILER
MAN SAYS 'THAT COUCH SAVED MY LIFE*
PANEL TAKES ON RACIAL COMPLAINTS
JACK';ONVILLE HIGH SCHOOL
BAND INSTRUCTOR IN JACKSONVILLE FACIJG CHARGES
JACKSONVILLE POLICE DEPT.
HOURS SURPRISE POLICE MOVING SOUTH
JACKSONVILLE UNIV. SPORTS. BASKETBALL
HEELS TOP JACKSONVILLE, MURPHY'S 3<i
U'lC-C DEFEATS DAVIDSON
FOLLOW THE BOUNCING BALL
UNC RILLS
TAR HEELS ROLL OVER JACKSONVILLE
JACOB B. FREELAND PROFESSOR OF ENDODONTICS I
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. PROFESSORSHIPS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY
bERGENHOLTZ NAMED UNC'S FIRST FoEEDLANU PROFESSOR IN ENOOCONTICS
JACaUE F. MCALLISTER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
APARTMENT COMPLEX GOING UP NEAR R TP
JAIL-A-THON
CANCER SOCIETY SCHEDULES JAIL-a-Ihon
INCARCERATION FIGHTS CANCER
jalL-A-THON IN ORANGE OPENS I'J UNIVERSITY MALL
STUDENTS HAVE TEACHER 'ARRESTED'
JAIL AND "AIL FUNO-RAISER SET AT NORTHGATE mall
'DO NOT PASS GO... '
'BONDS' TOTALING HUBOC PLEDGED TO CR I ME STOP PER S
•JAIL AND BAIL" A GREAT SUCCESS
JAILS. DURHAM
SEE DURHAM COUNTY JAR
JAILS. N.C.
SEE ALSO CRIMINAL SENTENCING
S^E ALSO GUILFORD COUNTY JAIL
SHERIFF IS FlNEC FO' GIVING L18U0R TD JAIL INMATE
MECKLENBURG INMATES ALLOWED TO GO FREE FOR LONG PERIODS. RECORDS SHOW
COUNTIES ARE RELUCTANT TO TAKE STATE PRISONERS
JAILS. N.C. ASSAULTS
SEE ALSO ASSAULTS. 'J.C.
SEE ALSO PRISONS. N.C. ASSAULTS
VICTIM OF GUILFORD JAIL BEATING DIES
JAIL PfiATING TRIAL THIS WEEK
JAILS. N.C. FIRES
SEE ALSO F IRES. N.C.
INMATES UNHURT
IN PRISON FIRE
C
JAILS. N.C. PRISONER DEATHS
SEE ALSO PRISONER DEATHS.
SEE ALSO PRISONERS. N.C. SUICIDES
ALAMANCE JAIL INMATE HANGS S EU F
t2 MILLION LAWSUIT FILED OVER DEATH OF JAIL INMATE
WAKE COUNTY INMATE DIES AFTER FALL FROM 5 TH FLOOR
JAILS< N.C.
SEE JAILSi
SUICIDES
N.C. PRISONER DEATHS
JAILS. U.S.
THREE PRISONERS CAPTURED AFTER ESCAPING CONWAY JAIL
JAILS. U.S.. PREGNANT WOMEN
SEE ALSO PREGNANCY
SEE ALSO WUMEN, CRI-INALS
BABIES PORN 10 PRISON INMATES BEAR
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SHEPARD SOCIETY MEETS
JAMES H. BREASTED AWARD
SEE ALSO AWARDS
SFTERS WINS LITERATURE AWARD
JAMES M. JOHNSTON AWARDS PROGRAM
SEE ALSO SCHOLARSHIPS ISEE AL SI NAMES OF SCHOLAR sm PS I
7 STUDENTS. 3 TEACHERS GET UNC NURSING AWARDS
JOHNSTON SCHOLARS ARE NAMED
JANITORIAL SERVICES
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JAPAN
SEE ALSO ATOMIC
SEE ALSO CIFU. J
SFE ALSO HIR05HI
SEE ALSO NAGASAK
SEE ALSO N.C.
SEE ALSO TOKYO.
SFE ALSO TOKYO S
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SCHEDULES JAPANESE CULTURE SYMPOSIUM
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PLAY MAJOR LEAGUE BALL. BUT WHO'S ON FIRST?
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TOURIST ATTRACTION
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JAPAN
PRICES BLAMED ON TARIFF DEAL
VSL SUNDAY AT UNC
VAL
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JAPAN. BUSINESSES
C'ROLINA AMONG LEADERS IN JAPANESE BUSINESS TIES
JAPANESE COMPANY OPENS DURHAM SALES OFFICE
JAPANESE FIRM OPENS SALES OFFICE IN DURHAM
OFFICIALS HOPE USER FEE WILL BOOST DURHAM TRADE iONE
JAPANESE FIRMS GO FOR INDIVIDUAL; WHILE U.S. COMPANIES GO FOR JOB
PASTRY FACTORY PLANNED
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
ARCHITECT ATKINS FIRST TAR HEFL IN JAPAN PROGRAM
HONDA PLANT BRINGS JAPANESE TT STRANGE CULTURE
EXCEPT FOR SOUTHERN DIALECT. JAPANESE ARE ADJUSTING TO. . .S WFP SONV I LL E
IBM TRAINING PROGRAM PAYING OFF IN DOLLARS
JAPANESE COMPANY TO LOCATE PLANT IN GUILFORD
EMPLOYERS' "NEGATIVE SCREENING' IS WISE
JAPANESE TRIP CAN FORGE LINKS
WOMAN LEARNS TEAMWORK IN JAPANESE COMPANY
JAPANESE FURNITURE MAKER ACQUIRES PLANT IN HIGH POINT
JAPAN. CRIME RATE
JAPANESE GANGSTER GETS WHAT HE DESERVES
JAPAN. DANCE
SEE ALSO DAI RAKUOA KAN
SEE ALSO DANCE
AMERICAN DANCE FESTIVAL ABkOAT
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JAPAN, ELECTRONICS INOUSTRY
SEE ALSO ELECTRONICS
SEE ALSO MICROELECTRONICS CFNTE' OF N.C. (STATE RESEARCH FACILITY)
SEE ALSO MICROELECTRONICS INDUSTRY
MICROCHIP TRUCE STEP TOWARD SANITY
JAPAN. EXPORTS
TEXTILE NEGOTIATIONS BETWEEN U.S..
JAPAN BREAK DOWN
JAPAN, FOREIGN RELATIONS
ATKINS SELECTED FOR JAPAN PROGRAM
CULTURAL. ECONOMIC TIES WITH JAPAN GET SUPPORT
JAPAN. TOBACCO
JAPAN PLANS TO KEEP PURCHASING U.S. TOBACCO
JAPAN TOBACCO INC. TO BUY FLU'-CUREO LEAF
IMPORTERS SAY 'LIBERALIZATION' HASN'T OPENdD UP JAPAN'S TOBACCO MARKET
JAPAN SUSPENDS IMPORT TARIFF ON U.S. CICAREFTES, TOBACCO
JAPAN RULE MAY AID AMERICAN CIGARETTES
REAGAN SAYS JAPAN WILL SUSPEND TARIFF ON TOBACCO
EFFECTS OF JAPAN'S TOBACCO POLICY UNSURE
JAPAN, TRADE
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10/14/96
3/21/96
8/29/86
10/02/96
10/04/86
10/J4/96
10/07/96
10/09/06
14
13
11
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lJ/31/86
S U b J E
N.C. C1F><5 URGED TO CONSIOEI' TRA3B FAIR IN JAPAM
TAR HrELS. JAPANESE DEBATE TRADE GAP
ATKINS' TOKYO DIARY: JAPANESE WANT BALANCED TRADE. TOO
JAPANESE TRIP CAN FORGE LINKS
JAPAN '"OBACCn AND SALT CORP.
SEE ALSO TOBACCO
JAPAN TOBACCO INC. TO BUY FLUE-CURED LEAF
IMPORTERS SAY 'LIBERALIZATION' HASN'T OPENED UP JAPAN'S TOBACCO MARKET
JAPAN WHALING ASSGCIATIDN
SHAH UNIVERSITY, WHALING MONEY LINK INVESTIGATED
smith: some at sham KNEW OF CONTRACT
JABVIK HEART
SEE ALS" ARTIFICIAL HEARTS
A hORTHWhILE EXPERIMENT
BAPTIST HOSPITAL TO GET JARVK HEART
HOSPITAL HANTS HEART PUMP. NOT JARVIK HEART
JAVEL INS
VILAS JOINS TOP SEEDS IN FOREST HILLS FijAL 8
JAY HOSIERY MILLS INC.
DURHAM TEXTILES INDUSTRY LED ■! Y SMALL SPECIALISTS
JAYCEES
SEE CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO JAYCEES
SEE DURHAM JAYCEES
JAYWALK ING
SEE ALSO TRAFFIC DEATHS. DURHAM
SFE ALSO TRAFFIC DEATHS, N.C.
HIT BY CAR, SHE'S CITED FOR JAYWALKING
JAZZ
SEE ALSO DUKE JAZZ
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV
SEE ALSO EMANONS
SEE ALSO JOHN COLT
SEE ALSO MUSICIANS
SFE ALSO ROCK CONC
SFE ALSO BOCK
SFE ALSO UMBRIA AT
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF
CANNONBALL COLLE
IN THE SPOTLIGHT
ENERGY STARS IN
HAPPY SURPRISES
ALL THIS JAZZ
JAZZ FESTIVAL SE
JAZZ FESTIVAL
BLUEGBASS AND JA
A HOT WEEK FOR _
IN TH? SPOTLIGHT
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JAMMING
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NEW ISSUES BRING
IN THE SPOTLIGHT
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SOME 'NEW THING
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UMBBIA JAZZ FEST
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BRANDON HARSALIS
KETCH'S KIDS' CA
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DIRTY DOZEN PUTS
BLAKE'S POWER JA
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AZZ ENSEMBLE
RANE JAZZ SOCI ETY
EBTS
ROLL
OUKE JAZZ FESTIVAL
N.C. -CHAPEL HILL JAZZ LABORATORY BAND
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JAZZ/DANCE
FROM The UNDERRATED
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— THE JAZZ GOES ON
FOR MISSING
S' FILLS OUT PEPPER'S VANGUARD SESSIONS
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THE JAZZ PAIRING SHE AR ING-TORME
ETS NEW CREATION
MSEY LEWIS CAREER
TS PICKUP BY 'BELLSON EFFECT'
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THIS WEEK' S HIGHLIGHTS
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IVAL TO BEGIN WEDNESDAY AT DUKE
lEW COMING JAZZ ATTRACTIONS
TS WEDNESDAY
CARRIES ON HIS FAMILY'S TRADITION
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JAZZ blessing but VOCALS, setup hurt
LF PLAYS tribute to JONES
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CERT WITH BRASS QUINTET
FECIAL DURHAM FAN
S BRING BACK '60S REVELATION
JEFFERSON-JACKSON DAY
FUND-RAISER ATTRACTING CANDIDATES
JEFFERSON MARKETING CORP.
SEE ALSO NATIONAL CONGRESSIONAL CLJB
JUDGE REFUSES TO DISMISS PART OF FEC SUIT AGAINST ORGANIZATIONS
WHAT AN ABSOLUTELY RIDICULOUS SUIT! (CARTOONl
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CONGRESSIONAL CLUB EXPECTED TO FACE CHANGES
ELECTION COMMISSION REJECTED PRnpnSAL TO INVESTIGATE COBEY
EEC MFMBER CALLS PROBE OF COBF Y DEBT • SI LL Y • -- TAPE
HELMS GROUP RAPS GULLEY IN NEW PAPER
COMMISSION REJECTS FURTHER COIEY PROBE
JEFFERSON MARKETING'S POLITICAL LOANS EYED
AGENCY EXTENDED CREDIT TO HELMS. CONSERVATIVES
JEFFERSON-PILOT CORP.
DUKE GETS tl MILLION ENOO'JMENT
NEW HAYTI PROJECTS, HOUSES PROGRESSING
DUKE GROUNDBREAKING HONORS BRYAN
ROSE'S CELEBRATES MILESTONE BY HOLDING (WHAT ELSE?) A SALE!
ACT RECEIVES GRANT FOR MCNAIR ENDOWED CHAIR
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
JEFFERSON-PILOT'S ACC TV
PIONEER RADIO STATION WPIG SIGNS OFF
EASTERN FOOTBALL PROGRAMS STRIKE TV SYNDICATION DEAL
JELLYBEAN THE CLOWN
THANKS TO THESE PEOPLE FOR HELPING THE END
JEOPARDY (GAME SHOWI
BEEBE'S 'JEOPARDIZED'
JEREMIAH PROJECT INC.
OLD IDEALS INSPIRE NEW
JEPRY HEORICK MENTAL HEALTH CLINIC
SEE ALSO GRANVILLE COUNTY, N.C.
SEE ALSO MENTAL HEALTH CENTERS, N.C.
GRANVILLE COUNTY GETTING TWO >1EW INDUSTRIES
OXFORO MENTAL HEALTH CLINIC'S NEED FOR SPACE CALLED CRISIS
BIDS FOR NEW CLINIC TO BE OPENED SEPT. 1
JERUSALEM
SEE ALSO ISRAEL
JERUSALEM CEREMONY HONORS MRS. EVANS
JESUS CHRIST
'HE IS LOOSE!
THINK TANK'
CHRISTIANS RETELL ABSURD. SHOCKI NG . . . E A S TER STORY
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JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR (ROCK OPERAI
DIRECTOR WANTS TO GIVE 'REACH' TO 'SUPERSTAR'
'SUPERSTAR' DOES WELL BY IMAGINATION
JETS
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, JETS,
SEE ALSO AIRLINES
SEE ALSO AIRPLANES
NEED JETLINER PARTS? CALL AIRPORT IN MAXTON
JEWEL OF THE NILE (FILM!
TRAVEL THROUGH FILMS
JEWEL THFFT
DURHAM C
DEPUTIES
THIEVES
BURGLARS
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TAKE JEWELRY FROM SNOWHILL ROAD HOMF
STEAL DIAMOND EARRINGS
HASE ENDS IN ARREST OF RALEIGH MAN ON 10 CHARGES
IS TAKEN FROM MOTEL ROOM
LRY STOLEN FROM FRANKLIN HOME
ROBING JEWELRY THEFT
WRECK HOME, TAKE JEWELRY
RESTAURANT, GETS S700
TAKE J USED CARS
STOLEN FROM CHAPEL HILL STORE
ROBING SERIES OF DURHAM THEFTS
IN JEWELRY STOLEN FROM STORE
0 WITH THEFT OF JEwFLS
ON IN JEWELRY IS STOLEN
CCUSEO AFTER 11 MILLION JEWELRY THEFT
GEO WITH STEALING VAN
ONTINUES AFTER JEWEL THEFT
TO SEE JEWELRY, THEN STEALS WATCH
GEO IN JEWEL THEFT
STORE ROBBED 2ND TIME. SUSPECT SAME
JEWELRY
SEE ALSO EARRINGS
SEE ALSO NECKLACES
COLORFUL CHARMS ARE LATEST FA3 FOR LITTLE GIRLS
NO HOLES REOUIREO: EAR CUFFS ARE CATCHING ON
JEWS
SEE ALSO ANTI-SEMITISM
SEE ALSO BETH-EL SYNAGOGUE
SEE ALSO B'NAI B'RITH
SFE ALSO DUKE UNIV. CENTER FOR JUDAIC STUDIES
SEE ALSO HANUKKAH
SEE ALSO "THE HOLHCAUST"
SEE ALSO JUDAISM
SEE ALSO JUDEA REFORM CONGREGATION
SEE ALSO KOSHER FOODS
SEE ALSO RABBIS
SEE ALSO RELIGION (SEE ALSO NAMES OF CHURCHES)
SEE ALSO SYNAGOGUES
SEE ALSO YARMULKE
SEE ALSO YOM K IPPUR
SEE ALSO Z lONI SM
THE JEWI SH ChR ISTIAN
NO "JEWISH-CHRISTIANS'
UNC JEWISH FILMS OFFER THE UNUSUAL
FREEDOM FOR ALL WORTH INDIVIDUAL SACRIFICES
AN ACT OF RECONC IL lAI ION
A TOAST 'L'CHAIM'
CHARLOTTE'S JEWISH COMMUNITY SPELLS CHRISTIANS FOR HOLIDAY
JIHAD (SHIITE MOSELM FUNDAMENTALIST GROUP)
SEE ALSO ISLAM (GENERAL HEADING)
SEE ALSO MUSLIMS
SEE ALSO TERRORISM
NO TO THE MADMAN
JIM'S PARTY STORE
WRECK INJURES I
JO jn DANCER, YOUR LIFE IS CALLING (FILM)
FOR POYOR FANS, 'JO JO' IS AN ENTERTAINING MOVIE
JOP APPLICATIONS
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SUBJECTS
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FIRMS WEIGH JHB Ci^ETENTIALS OIFFEBENTLY
SIGNIFICANT DISCREPANCIES REP1RTE0 IN TRIANGLE JOB APPLICATIONS-
JOP CORPS
CHAMBER ENDORSES PLANS FOR GETTING JOB COOPS SCHOOL-
AIDS TESTS PLANNED FOR JOB CORPS
JOP DISCS ImINATIPN
SEE ALSO ACADEMIC TENURE
SfE ALSO AFFIRMATIVE ACTION
SEE ALSO COMPARABLE PAY
SEE ALSO DISCRIMINATION
SFE ALSO EJUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY
SEE ALSO EUUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY COMMISSION
SEE ALSO JOB SCREENING
SEE ALSO SEX DISCRIMINATION
SUPREME COURT RULES N.C. FARM AGENCY MAY DISCRIMINATE ILLEGALLY
SUPREME COURT RULES EXTENSION SFRV ICE . . . V lOL AT ING l<>8* CIVIL RIGHTS ACT
PTC HAY ESTABLISH GRIEVANCE RIAOQ
AIDS BIAS CHARGE CITES N.C. h:!SPITAL
PREGNANT FIREFIGHTER AS«EO TO RETURN
CPCL OKOEREO TO HIRE BACK Z AT HARRIS PLANT
CPCL PLANT ORDERED TO REHIRE ? WORKERS
STEVENS WORKERS SEEKING BACK PAY
J0« FAIR
JOB FAIR
A PERFECT FI T
JOP SATISFACTION
SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT, U.S.
SATISFYING JOP. HAPPY MARRIAGE CAN BRING LONGER LIFE. ..STUDY
JOB SATISFACTION, VOLUNTEER WORK INCREASE LONGEVITY, STUDY SHOWS
MOST FNJOY The RAT RACE
JOP SCREENING
SEE ALSO AFFIRMATIVE ACTION
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, U.S.. EMPLOYEES
SFE ALSO EMPLOYMENT, U.S.
SEE ALSO EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY
SEE ALSO JOB APPLICATIONS
SFE ALSO JOB DISCRIMINATION
EMPLOYERS' 'NFCATIVE SCREENING- IS WISE
JOB SEARCHING
JOBS FUNDS SLATED
JOB CLUB OFTEN FINOS ONE WORK IN \Z DAYS
CAREER COUNSELOR FORMING NETWORK FOR JOP SEEKERS
JOP SERVICE CENTER
JOB CENTER PLACES 153
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SFE ALSO INTER
SEE ALSO N.C.
SEE ALSO ON-TH
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SFE ALSO PKISO
SEE ALSO VOCAT
STATE OFFICI
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JOB TRAINING PARTNERSHIP ACT
SEE ALSO COMPREHENSIVE EMf-LOYMENT AND TRAINING ACT
<. COUNTIES FORM JOB TRAINING SERVICE AREA...
STATE OFFICIALS CrtANbE MINDS IN JOB TRAINING SERVICE AREAS
PERSON APPROVES BOAT ORDINANCE FOR HYCO LAKE
JOB-TRAINING PROGRAM OFFERED IN CASWELL
WELFARE MOTHERS FOCUS OF JOS-TRAINING PROGRAM
DURHAM INDUSTRY COUNCIL INCORPORATES
RTI REPORT URGES CHANGES
JOCKEY INTERNATIONAL INC.
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
JOCKEY'S RIOGE. N.C.
TRADITION FLIES HIGH
JOE HIGHFILL CONSTRUCTION ,„ , „.^,
THE STRESS OF WORK CAN UNDERMINE HEALTH OF EXECUTIVES AND SECRETARIES
JOGGING
SEE ALSO LONG-DISTANCE RUNNING
SEE ALSO PREDICTION RUN
JOGGING COMPANY
DUKE SURGEON TO uFFER TIPS ON PROPER WALKING, JOGGING
RAIN SCARES OFF WiMPS, JOGGER SAYS
RUNNING INJURIES COMMON
RUNNER'S HIGH
RUN, WALK, JOG... A NO WIN
THtRAOEUIIC JOG
JOHN A. HOLMES HIGH SCHOOL IFOENTON, N.C.I
SEE ALSO EOENTOM, N.C.
EOENTON SCHOOL'S SENIORS INVITED To WHITE H"USE
N.C. STUDENTS TOLD U.S. WON'T START A NUCLEAR WAR
SOME SAY HE CARES: OTHERS FELT PATkO'.IZFU
GOP TRIES TO Cash IN ON REAGAN POPULARITY
JOHN A. MASON HOUSE
CORPS SHOULD RECONSIDER ITS MASTER PLAN
JOHN AVERY BOYS' CLOP
MONEY SOUGHT FOR DURHAM GROUPS
PROGRAM BLENDS FUN, LEARNING
SENATE COMMITTEE OKS DURHAM, ORANGE FUNDS
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COMMISSION ON JOBS FOR ECONOMIC GROWTH
E-JPB TRAINING
NERS, N.C, EDUCATION PROGRAM
NS, N.C.
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TO UPGRADE JOB TRAINING
LAN AIDS 'THE IGNORED'
COULD CUT TRAINING FOR JOBS
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WORKERS TO GET JOB FINDING AID
LAYOFFS UNDERSCORE NEED FOR RETRAINING
GET CERTIFICATES erom PRIVATE INDUSTRY COU.^CIL
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1/01/86 - U/31/e6
S U B J E
ALLOCATIONS OMITTED
CONCENTBATICIN
JOHN B. UKSTEAO HOSPITAL
CAMP RUTNER MEMORIES
9-ACRE PURCHASE OK • D FOR ENO RIVER STATE PARK
MARY FARRELL HELPS M4NY
STATE MENTAL PATIENT HAS EAR TORN IN FIGHT
STATE PLANNING TO DEVELOP LOTS ON BUTNER TRACT
JOHN UMSTEAD HOSPITAL TO HONCP EMPLOYEES
ARE PATIENTS ONLY ONES WITH RIGHTS?
N.C. HOSPITALS FOR MENTALLY ILL CAUSING ALARM
HOSPITAL'S BOARD TO CONSIDER EXPANSION OF P SYC -11 A TR IC WARD
BURKE MAY BE OUT OF UMSTEAO SOON
GIFTS NEEDED FOR DURHAM RESIDENTS
CENTER INMATES TAKE CHRISTMAS TO PATIENTS
CENTER'S INMATES TAKE CHRISTMAS TO PATIENTS AT UMSTEAD HOSPITAL
JOHN B. UMSTEAD HOSPITALt YOUTH CENTER
SEE UMSTEAD YOUTH CENTER
JOHN BIRCH SOCIETY
SEE ALSO CONSERVATIVES
GET our OF U.N.
JOHN COLTRANE JAZZ SOCIETY
SEE ALSO JAZZ
ARTICLES ...
COLTRANE TRIBUTES SET IN CARRBORU. DURHAM
COLTRANE HONORED
TAKE THE 'COLTRANE'
JOHN COLTRANE: A GIANT OF JAZ7 IS REMEMBERED BY HIS NATIVE N.C.
JOHN RYAN MEMORIAL GOLF TOURNEY
SEE ALSO GOLF
GA. TECH HOLDS RYAN GOLF LEAD
JOHNS HOPKINS HOSPITAL
STAR SURGEON LEFT MARK ON CLASS OF '61
JOHNSON C HIGGINS CAROLINAS INC.
INSURANCE FIRM TESTING ALLIANCE HITH BANK
JOHNSON C JOHNSON INC.
BURROUGHS STUDYING CAPSULE SAFETY
JOHNSON C. SMITH UNIV.
COLLEGE EYES 1ST GOP CLUB ON RLACK CAMPUS
CHAPEL HILL MAN SLAIN IN CHARLOTTE
MAN CITED IN SLAYING OF MCCLAM
TEMPLE SURGE STOPS UCLA
JOHNSON C. SMITH UNIV. SPORTS. FOOTBALL
DEFENSE GRABS BULLS BY HORN IN CENTRAL'S 20-10 TRIUMPH
EAGLES' DEFENSE COMING OF AGE
JOHNSTON, ZABOR C ASSOCIATES INC.
FIVE TAR HEELS, FAMILIES MAKE FORBES' LIST OF <.00 RICHEST IN AMERICA
CHAPEL HILL PROJECT NAMED FRANKLIN WEST
JOHNSTON COUNTY, N.C.
NUMBER ONE: DURHAM HILL LEAD TRIANGLE GROWTH DURING NEXT ?0 YEARS...
BABY FOUND IN GARBAGE BAG LISTED IN CRITICAL CONDITION
BALD EAGLE'S KILLER SOUGHT IN JOHNSTON
JOHNSTON COUNTY JAIL
INMATES UNHURT IN PRISON FIRE
JOINT CHIEFS OF STAFF
SEE ALSO HOSPITALS. U.S.
SEE ALSO MILITARY
MAXWELL TAYLOR: GENERAL AND STATESMAN
JOINT LEGISLATIVE COMMISSION ON GOVERNMENTAL OPERATIONS
'INTENSE PROBATION' PROGRAM TO EXPAND
JOINT ORANGE/CHATHAM COMMUNITY ACTION AGENCY
SEE ORANGE/CHATHAM COMMUNITY ACTION AGENCY
JONBILL MANUFACTURING CO.
STOVALL'S ONLY INDUSTRY CLOSES
STOVALL STILL SEEKING INDUSTRY TO REPLACE JONBIL
JONES DAIRY FARM
BOOM IN CONSTRUCTION IN DURHAM CONTINUES BUT AT REDUCED KATE
JONES ISLAND
EXCLUSIVE N.C. HUNTING LODGE NEARS OPENING
JONESTOWN
SEE GUYANA
SEE RELIGIOUS CULTS
JOPDACHE
SALE OF COUNTERFEIT JEANS BY SALVATION army CRITICIZED
COUNTERFEIT JFANS GIVEAWAY TOO MUCH OF A GOOD THING?
COMPANY FINED S19,000 FOR SELLING JEANS
JORDAN
ISLAMIC STUDIES PROGRAM AT DUKE TO AWARD GRANTS
MATH SCHOOL SERVES AS MODEL FOR JORDAN
DUKE SENDING 10 FROM SOUTHEAST TO JORDAN
STUDENTS TO STUDY IN JORDAN
DUKE STUDENT SPENDS SUMMER IN JORDAN DUPING INTERNSHIP
JORDAN, BROWN, PRICE AND WALL (LAW FIRM!
'HOT' MUTUAL FUNDS OFFER PROFITS — BUT BE CAUTIOUS
JORDAN DAM
SEE 8. EVERETT JORDAN DAM
JORDAN GROVE COMMUNITY
CHATHAM DENIES TRAILER PARK
JORDAN HIGH SCHOOL
PROGRAM LETS TEACHER TEACH WHILE LEARNING
CREDIT eiG BROTHER
JORDAN STUDENTS WOW THEM AT SOUTH SQUARE
WAITING
SPRUCING UP THE GROUNDS
TOP MARKETERS
VANDALISM REPORTED
HOT REHEARSAL
JORDAN HIGH'S 'SUGAR' UP TO STARTLING STANDARDS
STUDENTS REV UP FOR ADVANCED PLACEMENT EXAMS
STUDENTS, PARENTS INVITED TO COLLEGE AID SEMINAR
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SUBJECTS
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JPROAN ANNOUNCES SRI GRADING PERIOD HONOR ROLL
CLEARING THE RECORD
•PEST PART WORKING WITH KIDS'
CLEARING The record
TOGETHER AGAIN
BUILDING BOOM has 3 SCHOOLS I'l COUNTY SCURRYING FOR SPACE
«HAT UE THI'jk: JORDAN HIGH SC-'OOL
COMPUTEP PLAYS TRUANCY OFFICE''
PFANUTS IN CyCRY 9ITE
JORDAN CLUB COUNTS CARS TO HELP EASE TRAFFIC JA"<S
MAN RCBPET
JOPDAN HIGH SCHOOL. DISTRIBUTIVE E:<UCATIO.N
JORDAN'S DEC HELPS ARTKIITIS
PLANNING BANJUET
TOP SELLERS
JOPDAN HIGH SCHOTL. GRADUATION
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATIONS SCHEDJLED
DUSHA" SCHOOLS TO CADUATE l.^00
5 GRADUATIONS today: DURHAM HIGH TQ INO'XT «, INTO HALL OF FAME
GRADUATION day: at NORTHERN HIGH, TWO WERE "ISSING
GRADUATION SPEAKERS TALK OF PAST, FUTURE
GRaOS GET DIPLOMAS AT SUMMER SCHOOL GRADUATION FRIDAY
JOPDAN HIGH SCHOOL, STUDENTS
BEING 1ST NEVER GOAL FQR TOP JORDAN PUPIL
JORDAN RECOGNIZES STUOE-JTS
HONORING STUDENT
THE PUNKS WERE OUT
INFORMAL SURVEY
TOP SELLERS
TEEN OPINION AT JORDAN HIGH SCHOOL
INFORMAL Survey
JORDAN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT KILLED IN AUTO ACCIDENT ON POPE ROAD
STUDENTS ESTABLISH hqOF MEMORIAL FUND
SCHOLARSHIP FUND SET UP IN ME-ORY OF JORDAN STUDENT
JORDAN HIGH GRIEVES FOR FELLOJ STUDENT
JORDAN HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, BASEBALL
SOUTHERN POUNDS JORDAN IN BASEBALL
SWING'S RBIS RALLY NORTHERN
JORDAN CRUISES BY HILLSIDE, l^-'?
ORANGF MAINTAINS 'HOPE'
JORDAN HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, BASKETBALL IBOYSI
JORDAN CLAIMS 1ST PAC-6 WIN
JORDAN GETS PAC-6 itlN
HILLSIDE TAKES FIRST PAC-6 WIN
BURNETTE RALLIES JORDAN PAST VIKINGS
JORDAN RALLIES PAST VANCE
JORDAN GAINS CONFIDENCE, A PAC-6 WIN
CHAPEL HILL RIPS JORDAN
CHAPEL HILL CRUISES BY JORDAN
BULLDOGS Claim win 0;ER JORDAN
SPARTANS' SPURT FLOORS FALCON^
SHELTriN LEADS JORDAN
FALCONS »!N AGAIN, EARN TOURNEY BERTH
FALCONS SPOIL TIGERS' PARTY
SOARING OVER TIGERS
JORDAN NIPS TIGERS; PERSON WINS PAC-6
PAC-6 PACKS TALENT
CHAPEL HILL, DURHAM FIGURE TO BE AT HEAD OF THE CLASS
FALCONS HOLD OFF SPARTANS
FALCONS SURPRISE SPARTANS
BROOKS, JORDAN NIP WEBB IN 3 DIS
JORDAN STILL UNBEATEN
BULLDOGS HAND FALCONS FIRST LOSS
BULLDOGS WIN THIRD STRAIGHT
ROCKETS ROAR RY FALCONS
JORDAN HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, BASKETBALL IGIRLSI
JOROAN RALLIES PAST VANCE
JORDAN GIRLS TOP PERSON
LOOK FOR JORDAN'S FALCONS TO SOAR TO THE TOP AMONG AREA TEAMS
FALCONS HOLD OFF SPARTANS
JOPDAN HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, CROSS COUNTRY (GIRLSI
DURHAM ACADEMY, JORDAN DOMINATE CROSS COUNTRY
JOROAN HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, FOOTBALL
JORDAN FOOTBALL COACH HAL KEITH RESIGNS
KEITH RESIGNS
JORDAN KEEPS LOOKING
JORDAN NA-ES JUNKIN TO F in_ FOOTBALL POST
FALCONS FINALLY DECIDE
HEAD FALCON
NO PUTS ABOUT IT, FALCONS WANT TO SOAR
GETTING STARTED...
CONDITIONING HIGH SCHOOLS' KEY CONCERN
AS PANTHERS PROWL, ROCKETS AKO KNIGHTS PEAOY TO ATTACK
FALCONS READY FOR RIVAL?
SOUTHERN HOPES TO COME ?ACK AGAINST NEW-LOOK JORDAN
SOUTHERN VS. JOROAN TONIGHT
PARKER, WILEY SPARK SPARTANS
SPARTANS RUN AWAY FPC" FALCON"
WARRIORS 'DEFLECT' FALCONS
SMITH'S TO LIFTS DURHAM PAST JORDAN
JORDAN POSTS FIRST WIN UNDER JUNKIN
NEEDING A VICTORY, ^A\.COH% CA'-E THROUGH IN A BIG WAY
FALCONS SAV3R FIRST >iIN
PERSON'S 2N0 HALF DRuPS JORDAN: ANDREWS SAILS BY SOUTHERN, 42-0
ORANGF SHACKLES FALCONS AS BOYD BREAKS LOOSE
HILLSIDE-JORDAN CONTEST MATCHES TEAMS GAINING HOHENIUM
HORNETS STING JORDAN IN OT
NUNN'S KICK STUNS FALCONS
KNIGHTS STRIKE IN SECOND HALF TO CLIP FALCONS
KNIGHTS RALLY BY FALCONS; SOUTHERN STUNS EAST WAKE
MEYFR, FALCONS TREAT TIGERS T'' 31-21 LOSS
PARKER, SOUTHERN EXPLODE PAST TROJANS
JORDAN HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, SOCCER
JORDAN SOCCER TIES WITH SANDERSON
KICKS
TIGERS Challenge falcons in pic-6 soccer showdown
KNIGHTS STOP JOROAN, 2-0
knights BLANK FALCONS
JORDAN ADVANCES "ITH SwEEP OF CHAPEL HILL
JORDAN IS SANDERSON'S 91ST VICTIM
JORDAN HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, SWI-MIN". (BOYS)
JOROAN SWIMMERS MAKE BIG SPLASH
JORDAN HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, SWI-MING IGIRLSI
JOROAN SWIMMERS MAKE BIG SPLASH
JCBOAN HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, T^NNI"; IGIRLSI
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SUBJECTS
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TILENTED FOURSO"E HAS FALCONS OFF TO 10-0 TENNIS START
JORDAN WINS PAC-6 GIRLS TENNISi X-COUNTRY
JORDAN NETTERS M IN PAC-6
fO.V HELPS JORDAN TO TENNIS LEAD
JORDAN'S GIRLS ENJOY FANTASTIC FALL
FRY LFADS JORDAN TO TITLE
JORDAN GETS TOP SEEDS
FRY GIVES FALCONS FINAL HOPE IN li-A TENNIS
FRY PLAYS FOR TENNIS TITLE TODAY
JORDAN'S WONDER WOMEN
JORDAN HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. TRACK (POYSI
HILLSIDE. JORDAN TAKE TRACK TITLES
JORDAN HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. TRACK IGIRLSI
HILLSIDE. JORDAN TAKE TRACK TITLES
JORDAN HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, VOLLEYBALL IGIRLS)
FALCONS FLY HIGH. DESPITE LOSS
JORDAN OPENS RID FOR FOURTH STRAIGHT STATE VOLLEYBALL TITLE
CORRECTION
JORDAN SPIKE
SOUTHERN BJUNCED FROM PLAYOFFS
JORDAN WINS IN VOLLEYBALL
FALCONS SPIKE TIGERS FOR 35TH WIN
JORDAN'S GIRLS ENJOY FANTASTIC FALL
JORDAN SPIKES SOUTH VIEW IN <>- A VOLLEYBALL SEMIFINALS
FALCONS 00 IT AGAIN
JORDAN FACES TUSCOLA AGAIN IN VOLLEYBALL
JORDAN GIRLS GO FOR THE GOLD VS. TUSCOLA
JORDAN ADDS '86 TITLE TO VOLLEYBALL DYNASTY
JORDAN CAPTURES FOURTH STATE TITLE
JORDAN VOLLEYBALL TEAM SPARKS SPIRIT AND PRIDE
ANOTHER GRAND TRIP
JORDAN'S WONDER WOMEN
JORDAN HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. WRESTLING
MAT SHOWDOWN IS SET
FALCONS PIN FIRST LOSS ON KNIGHTS
TWO MORE N.C. PREP STARS PICK GAMECOCKS
A SECTIONAL BATTLE
JORDAN LAKE
SEE B. EVERETT JORDAN LAKE
JORDAN LAKE SHOOTING SPORTS ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO P. EVERETT JOkDAN LAKE
SHOOTING RANGE PLANS AT JORDAN LAKE MUST AWAIT STUDY OF EAGLE ROOST AREA H I
NRA: money CAN BE RAISED FOR SHOOTING RANGE H ?
JORDAN-MATTHEWS HIGH SCHOOL
HIS CITY'S MAIN man: ROBERT SILER'S TOUTED AS STATE'S BEST...
JORDAN-MATTHEWS HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. BASKETBALL (SILER CITY. N.C.I
CHARGERS BOMBED BY JETS IN CENTRAL TAR HtEL J-A DUEL
JORDAN MATTHEWS CLAIMS CENTRAL TAR HEEL TOURNEY
JORDAN'S LF CHAROLAIS
JORDAN'S STEAK HOUSE ROBBED
CHAPEL HILL POLICE PROBE 8REA<-INS AT BUSINESSES
JOSEPH A. C. WADSWORTH PROFESSORSHIP IN OPHTHALMOLOGY
SEE DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER. FNOOWED PROFESSORSHIPS
SEE DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, T PHTHALMOLOGY OEPT.
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EXHIBIT RUNS THROUGH APRIL <•
NEIL SIMON SAYS DUKE AUDIENCES WILL HELP SHAPE HIS NEW COMEDY
SIMON SAYS HE LIKES PREVIEWING HIS PLAY HERE
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INDEX
- 12/31/56
SUBJECTS
YELLOW JOURNALISTS RELY ON HALF-TRUTHS
JOVEN GROUP III , , ,,_
COUNTY PLANNING PANEL OK S REZ3NING "EOUEST
FIRM WANTS LAND ZONED INDUSTRIAL
HILL COUNTY PAY 125.000 TO ACCEPT INVITATION?
COUNTY TO CONSIDER ZONING REOUESTS
JOY FOOD STORE
GUN-AN ROBS CLERK
HAN CHARGED WITH ROBBERY OF STORE
JOYCE kilmer-suckrock wilderness area
KILMER FOREST REOEDICATFO
JUPAISW
SFE ALSO HANUKKAH
SEE ALSO JEWS
A TOAST •L'CHAI"'
JUCEA REFORM CONGREGATION
SEE ALSO PETH-EL SYNAGOGUE
SEE ALSO B'NAI B'RITH
SEE ALSO HANUKKAH
SEE ALSO JEWS
STICKER PROGRAM TO AID MOTORISTS
JUDGE PUELL'S LEGACY 1 BOOK I
THE LITERARY LANTERN
JUOGE GALLERY
A MEETING OF "ETAPHYSICAL MI M5 S
OE CHIRICO GETS RECONS IHER at ion
ART EXHIBITS ARE HORROR SHOWS
ANOTHER OPENING. ANOTHER SHOH. ..
•TYPICAL ROCKWELLS* FOR N.C. CHRISTMAS
JUPGES. DURHAM COUNTY
SFE ALSO COURTS. DURHAM COUNTY
OBSERVING COURT
REAR SAYS SENTENCING SOBERING EXPERIENCE
JUDGE TELLS OFFENDERS TO OBEY SOCIETY'S RULFS
SNYDER GETS GRACE PERtOC. ANOTHER CONVICTED MAN DOES NOT
SHENANIGANS FROM OLD COURT RECORDS ,„,,,
JUDGES CRACK DOWN ON DELINQUENT COURT COSTS
JUDGES ASK COUNTY TO VACATE BJILOING
COURTS' CRACKDOWN ON FINES. C3STS FILLING COFFERS. JAIL
JUDGE":' CRAC<DOWN ON FINES GOOD MOVE
dSilF-'HS'E^Mi°^S §'RElS^ls'T\??S''pEr?CE CHIEF L.SSITER7... JUDGES SAY NO
53y?.E'^?^ii 3S5^iyL^r!Hi;j8E'^o°s!;5i say in their punishment
MS. JOHNSON TO OUIT COUNCIL
JUOGE OVERSTEPS BOUNDS
MS. JOHNSON LEAVING COUNCIL NOV. 30 , , ,„ .., ..
CAROLYN JOHNSON SUB"ITS RESIGNATION TO CITY COUNCIL
WHICMARO TAKES "^ATH xEONESOAY _ .„
JUDGE'S REMARKS IN CHILC CUSnOY CASE ANGER BOARD
COUNTY OFFICIALS TAKE OATHS
COUNTY HOLOS SWEARING IN CEREMONIES
JUDGES. DURHAM COUNTY. ELECTIONS
OURHAk'. ORANGE GEAR UP FOR RACES
JUOr.E' REiO. LABARR5, TITUS FILE FOR RE-ELECTION TO BENCH
COUNCILWCAN TO SEEK NEW DURHAM JUDGESHIP
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P 0 DATE C
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CITY COl'NCIL "EMBER FILES FOR JUDGESHIP
ALLEN. LEARY SEEK SHERIFF'S OFFICE; CHANEY
JUDGE CHANEY FILES TO KEEP COJRT SEAT
3R0 CANCIOATE FILES FOR JUDGESHIP
MASON FILES FOR DURHA" JUDGESHIP
ANDREWS FILES FOR JUOGE
HUDSON ciLES FOR RE-ELECTION
ANDREWS TO CHALLENGE LAOAORE FOR JUDGESHIP
CANDIDATES FILE FOR JUOGE. CLERK, DISTRICT ATTORNEY
CANDIDATES FILE FOR 3 POSITIONS
FILING "^ND SETS STAGE FOR MAY. NOVEMBER
DISTRICT ATTORNEY. ONE JUDGE HAVE OPPONENTS IN ELECTION
RE-ELECT JUDGE LABARRE ( AD I _ ,^ ,
SUPERIOR COURT JUDGES V^TE OK' D: NO DATE SET
RE-FLECT JUOGE LABAPRE (AD) , „.
CAROLYN 0. JOHNSON: VOTE FOR CO"PETENCy AND INTEGRITY... lAOl
THOMAS J. ANDREWS FOR JUDGE lADl
RE-ELECT JUOGE LABARRE lADl
THOMAS J. ANDREWS FOR JUDGE lADI
TAKE POLITICS OUT OF COURTS
THOMAS J. ANDREWS FOR JUOGE lAOl
HENRY E. MOSS FOR DISTRICT COURT JUDGE lAOl
THOMAS J. ANDREWS FTR JUOGE lADl
JUDGE LABARRE SUPPORTED , , „,
OCTAVIA B. KNIGHT SAYS: RE-ELECT JUDGE LABARRE lADI
JAMES 8. CRAVFN III: I SUPPORT ANDREWS FOR JUOGE (ADl
JUOGE LABARRE RECEIVES PRAISE FOR HIS CONCERN OF CHILDREN
BUSINESSMAN JIM DUNN SAYS: I SUPPriRT ANDREWS FOP JUDGE lADI
PHYSICIANS PRAISE LABARRE
WHOOPS! WE GOOFED: ANDREWS F0» JUOGE lADl
ATTORNEY FACES INCU-BENT IN RACE FOR DISTRICT JUOGE
CANDIDATES DISCUSS SPEEDY TRIAL LA» , , , „ , „, , ..„,
COL. DICK MATTHEWS SAYS: I SUPPORT ANDREWS FUR JUDGE ^01
PASTOR »ILL HARRINGTON SAYS: I SUPPORT ANDREWS FOR JUDGE lADI
ANDREWS SUPPORTED FOR JUOGE , , .„
3 DURHAM LAWYERS COMPETE FOR NEW DISTRICT JUDGESHIP
CONTE\OERS CITE CASELOAD CONGESTION
RE-ELECT JODGE LAPARRE lAOl , , „,
DFAN PAUL CARRINGTON SAYS: I SUPPORT ANDREWS FOR JUDGE I AD 1
VOTE FOR COMPETENCY AND INTEG'ITY: CAROLYN D. JOHNSON lAO)
YFSi COMPETENCE IS THE ONLY REAL I SSUE . . . HE NR Y F. MOSS I AD I
ELECT ALLEN MASON DISTRICT COURT JUDGE lAOl
JANE DAVIS ROURK SAYS: I SUPPORT ANDREWS FOR JUDGE lADI
ELECT ALLEN MASON IAD)
5 CANDIDATES RUN IN 2 DISTRICT JUDGESHIP RACES
ELECT ALLEN mamn: DURHAM NEEDS an EXPERIENCED ''RIAL LAWYER..
EDUCATOR FURNFY BROWN SAYS: I SUPPORT ANDREWS FOR JUDGE lAOl
BLA'K COMMITTEE REPORTEDLY BACKING CHALLENGERS TODAY
LEGAL INTERESTS EVIDENT IN CAMPAIGN REPORTS
VOTING PRECINCT TALLIES
LABARPE TURNS BACK CHALLENGER ANDREWS
MS. JOHNSON WINS PRIMARY FOR JUOGE
CARR RETAINS POST OF CLERK OF COURT
CHECKING TALLIES , „, ,
LABARPE. ""ARR WIN; MS. JOHNSCW TOPS 2
JUOGE LABARRE: ThE JUDICIAL LEADE»SHIP DURHAM NEEDS. I AD I
VOTE FOR CDMP'JTENCY AND INTEGRITY: CAROLYN D. JOHNSON (ADl
pSt CnSSTROOM EiPERIENCE WHER^ IT COUNTS! ROBERT E. WHITFIELD (»0I
JUDICIAL CANDIDATES CITE pRICP LEGAL EXPERIENCE
WHITFIELD SUPPORTED FOR JEOGE
GROUP ENDORSES MS. JOHNSON
01
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12/31/16
S U 6 J E C
HILLEBt SrEPHENSi THOMPSON ARE TOP DURHAM CAMPAIGN FUND-RAISERS
CLEARING THE RECORD
CAROLYN 0. JJHNSON-OISTRICT COURT JUDGE ( AU I
JUDICIAL CANDIDATES
VOTERS TO CHOOSE NEW DISTRICT JUDGE
RETURNS
ELECTION 'Bb: DISTRICT JUDGE. SHERIFF
DEMOCRATS SWEEP COUNTY ELECTIONS: MRS. JOHNSON TURNS BACK WHITFIELD BID
MS. JOHNSON WINS JUDGESHIP; LEARY: FIRING DIDN'T AFFECT ELECTION OUTCOME
JUDGES. N.C.
SEE ALSO COURTS. N.C.
SEE ALSO CRIMES. N.C. (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC C R I "E 5 1
SEE ALSO CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTE'<
SEE ALSO Gag orders
SEE ALSO JUDGES. N.C. MERIT SELECTION
SEE ALSO LAW ENFORCEMENT
SEE ALSO LAWYERS. N.C.
SFE ALSO N.C. JUDICIAL OEPT.
SEE ALSO N.C. JUSTICE ACADEMY
SEE ALSO N.C. SUPREME COURT
BUTTS APPOINTED DISTRICT COURT JUDGE
BUTTS APPniNTED JUDGE
WRINKLE IN SOCIAL SECURITY LAW MAKES JUDGE. 69, PAY TO WORK
JUDGE SETS POLICY ON MAGISTRATES
CHIEF JUSTICE ORDERS SLOWDOWN IN HIRING
THREE JUDGES DECLINE TO TRY CASE
JUDGE SAID BEHIND IN CHILD SUPPORT
GUIDELINES RECOMMENDED FOR CHILD SUPPIRT PAYMENTS
ERROR--NOT SYMPATHY — IS COURT'S SEARCH
JUROR CITED FOR CONTEMPT GETS APOLOGY
STANDING UP FOR TRUTH
JUDGE BRANNON OWES GARY JUROR AN APOLOGY
CONSCIENTIOUS JURORS DESERVE JUDGES' RESPECT
HAN APPEALING '.'.-YEAR TERM F0» RAD CHECKS
N.C. BAR PRESSES MERIT SELECTION
THIS PUNISHMENT FITS THE C R I MC
N.C. CHIEF JUSTICE TO RETIRE
N.C. CHIEF JUSTICE RRANCH TO RETIRE IN SEPTEMBER
EXUM SAYS HE WANTS CHIEF JUSTICE'S JOB
BRANCH SHOWS CLASS IN DECIDING TO RETIRE
HOUSE ENDORSES MEASURE TO KILL CONSECUTIVE TERM AMENDMENT
MRS. BILLINGS NAMED NEW N.C. CHIEF JUSTICE
GOP JUDICIAL SLATE UNVEILED; MARTIN PICKS WOMAN FOR CHIEF JUSTICE...
JUDGE RULES AGAINST MARTIN ON COURT ISSUE
NEW JUDGE SAYS JOB MUST WAIT A BIT
WHICHARD unruffled by MARTIN'S CHOICE OF REPUBLICAN JUDGES
PAROLEE BLASTS JUDGE WHO SENTENCED HIM TO <.4 YEARS
LESSER OF THE SINS
HELMS NAMED TO JUDGESHIP
REPUBLICAN POLITICAL COMMITTEE CRITICIZES DEMOCRATS ON JUDGES
MRS. MORRIS, RETIRED JUDGE. DIES AT 6<.
APPARENT SUICIDE OF JUDGE SHOCK TO BRYSON CITY
STATE CHIEF JUSTICE SAYS ELECTIONS DELAYING SOME CASES BEFORE COURT
WHICHARD'S PRESENCE ENHANCES HIGH COURT
WHICHARD TO TAKE OATH lOMORROJ
EXUM, WHICHARD, WEBS TAKE OFFICES
GOV. MARTIN TO APPOINT SMITH TO SUPERIOR COURT
JUDGE IN CHRISTMAS COURT TRIES TO DISPENSE MERCY WITH JUSTICE
JUDGES. N.C, ASSAULTS
WAKE JUDGE WON'T BE TRIED FOR SHOVING
WAKE n.A. WON'T PROSECUTE JUDGE ON SHOVING CLAIM
JUDGES. N.C, ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO ELECTIONS, N.C
JUDICIAL ELECTION SUIT UNRESOLVED AS FILING OPENS
JUDGE SEEKS RE-ELECTION
N.C. FREEZES JUDGE SEATS
SECOND FEMALE JUSTICE SEEKS ELECTION
JUDGE HUDSON FILES TO KEEP BENCH SEAT
JUDGE FILES FOR SUPREME COURT SEAT
THREE DEMOCRATS. ONE REPUBLICAN FILE FOR ALAMANCE DISTRICT ATTORNEY
JUSTICES. JUDGES TO FACE OPPOSITION
LATE FILINGS COMPLICATE COUNTY BOARD RACE
STATE PLANS TO SUBMIT ELECTION INFORMATION TO JUSTICE DEPARTMENT
APPELLATE CANDIDATE INJECTS A RARE ISSUE
JUDICIAL ELECTION SYSTEM REJECTED IN SIX DISTRICTS
SUPERIOR COURT JUDGES VOTE OK'D: NO DATE SET
REVISION OF JUDICIAL ELECTIONS URGED
SPECIAL PRIMARY PROPOSED JULY ^<J FOR SOME JUDGES
GREENSBORO JUDGF CHALLENGES INCUMBENT FOR APPEALS COURT POST
JUDGE LA8ARRE COMMENDED
APPOINT N.C. JUDGES OR ALLOW THEM TO TALK
INCUMBENT WINS APPEALS COURT RACE
UNSUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES HIGH SPENDERS IN PRIMARY
JULY Z9 PRIMARY APPROVED FUR 22 JUDGESHIPS IN N.C.
JUDICIAL ELECTIONS DRAW CANDIDATES
THQPN6URG FILES SUIT TO BLOCK RULING ON JUDGES' ELECTIONS
JUDGE F, GORDON BATTLE FILES FOR RE-ELECTION
JUDGE CANDIDATES IN AREA UNOPPOSED
COURT ASKED TO HALT ELECTION QF JUDGES
SENATE VOTES TO CHANGE ELECTION OF JUDGES
JUDGE ELECTION "ETHOO CHALLEN'jED
JUDGE RULING SKIPS DURHAM. ORANGE
SUPREME COURT RULING may SPEED END OF NUMBERED JUDICIAL SEATS
ADMINISTRATION "AY BE BLOCKED FROM TRYING PRIVATE PRISONS
SENATE'S RESOLUTION GROUNDS FLIGHT CLAIM
BILL SETS TIME LIMIT FOR MARTIN TO SELECT JUDGES
RACE FOR N.C JUDGESHIPS CALLED LIVELIEST IN HISTORY
GOP TEAM PROMISES VIGOROUS CAMPAIGN FOR SUPREME COURT
MERIT SELECTION OF JUDGES MAY GET NEW IMPETUS
WHICHARD UNRUFFLED BY MARTUi'S CHOICE OF REPUBLICAN JUDGES
U.S. DISTRICT JUDGE REFUSES TO BLOCK JUDICIAL ELECTIONS
N.C HIGH COURT APPOINTEES KE'^PING SEATS IS GOP GOAL
MERIT SELECTION OF JUDGES MAY HARBOR HIDDEN FLAWS
...LET JUDGES CAMPAIGN LIKE EVERYBODY ELSE! ICARTOONJ
•GAG RULE' IS CITED AS REASON BEHIND GOP JUDGES GROUP
DEMOCRATS ASK CHIEF JUSTICE TO QUASH GOP COMMITTEE
MUCH ATTENTION DRAWN TO N.C. JUDICIAL RACES
DEMOCRATS AND GOP CLASH ON TAX STANDS OF SENATE CANniOATE":
JUDICIAL CAMPAIGNING RENEWS INTEREST IN MERIT SELECTION
ROSE RIDICULES GOP ALLEGATIONS
DEATH PENALTY AN ISSUE IN CHIEF JUSTICE CAMPAIGN
2 JUDICIAL CANDIDATES RAP PRO-BILLINGS PANEL
MARTIN DEFENDS GOP CRITICISM IN JUDICIAL RACE
BILLINGS SAYS SHE REGRETS GOP ATTACKS ON OPPONENT
JUDICIAL RACES DELAY SEEN IF INJUNCTION GRANTED
KEEP THE CHIEF JUSTICE
COURT RACE NEEDS ATTENTION
EXUM GETS ENDORSEMENT OF NCAE
HIGH-POWERED POLITICS A NEW TJIST IN JUDICIAL RACES
VAN HECKE URGES DEMOCRATIC UNITY
HIGH-POWERED POLITICS NEW TWIST IN JUDICIAL RACES
BRYANT TO FILL JUDGE'S SLOT
TRIAL LAWYERS GROUP ENDORSES E XUM
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BLACKS. INDIAN File SUIT TO MSLT JJ1ICIAL ELECTICNS
H4RTIN HOPES TO RATTLE DE'^0 PI-ER STRUCTURE
MRS. PILLINOS CRITICIZES PLANS ?y GOP GRUUP
BLACK LAWYERS WANT JUDICIAL ELECTIONS HECn
EXU" DISSENT IN ROOK CASE CRITICIZED
ROBERT f. WHITFIELD. DISTRICT COURT JUDGE (ADI
JUDGE REFUSES TO HALT JUDICIAL VOTE
CAMPAIGN RULES MAKE PICKING JJOGES A GAMBLE
DISTRICT ATTORNEYS ENDORSE EXJM
DURHAM, ORANGE DAS AMONG 26 B» C< I NG EXUM
DURHAM CONNECTION IN TUESDAY'S ELECTION
VOTE -ARVIN GRAY, INCUMBENT SUPERIOR COURT JUDGE (ADI
VOTE EXPERIFNCE: TH' TICKET F?R DEMOCRATIC JUDICIAL CANDIDATES (AD)
JUDGE SARAH PARKER, INCUMBENT. NC COURT OF APPEALS lAOl
RF-=LECT JUSTICE HARRY C. MARTIN (ADI
WHICHARD MAKES HISTORY
DEMOCRATS DOMINATE RACES FOR SUPREME COURT POSTS
MARTIN'S PLEAS GO UNhEEOEO AS DEMOCRATS ELECTED JUDGES
MERIT SFLECTION QF JUDGES UPG-D TO ENSURE A aUALIFlEO JUDICIARY
DEMOCRATS' 'MERIT' JUDICIAL PLAN A SHAM
JUDGES. N.C.. MERIT SELECTION _,, , , „,,..,
MERIT SELECTION Of JUDGES MAY GET NEW IMPETUS
MERIT SELECTION OF JUDGES MAY HARBOR HIDDEN FLAWS
JUDICIAL CAMPAIGNING RE"EWS ItTEREST IN MERIT SELECTION
JUDGES. N.C.. SALARIES
SEMI-RETIRED JUDGES SALK AT LAW ON Taxes
JUDGES. U.S.
see ALSO COURTS. U.S.
SEE ALSO GAG ORDERS
SEE ALSO U.S. DEPT. OF JUSTICE
SEE ALSO WO''EN. JUDGES
SQU'JO JUDGMENT
GROUP SENDS PAPER OUTLINING OBJECTIONS TO CURR IN NO"INATIO.N
PAPER SAYS REAGAN TO NOMINATE CURRIN FOR JUDGESHIP
JUDGES. U.S.. ELECTIONS
RULES SHOULDN'T GIVE EDGE TO INCUMBENTS
JUDGES. U.^.. IMPEACHMENT PROCEEDINGS
ERRANT JUDGE DESERVES STIFFEST PENALTY POSSIBLE
...IMPEACHMENT REALITIES
JUPGES. U.S.. UNETHICAL CONDUCT
JUDGE SHOULD LOSE PAY
IMPEACH NEVADA JUDGE
JUDGES. WOMEN
SEE WOMEN, JUDGES
JUDICIAL BUILDING
SEE DURHAM COUNTY JUDICIAL BUILDING
JUDICIAL DISTRICT 1*
SEE 14TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
JUDICIAL ETHICS
SEE ALSO ETHICS CODE
APPOINT N.C. JUDGES OR ALLOW THEM TO TALK
JUDITH OLNEY ON BREAD (BOOK!
bread: JUDITH OLNEY TURNS TO HER FIRST LOVE FOR HER FIFTH BOOK
JUGGLING
JUGGLER LEADS BALANCED LIFE
JUILLIARD STRING OUARTET
TOP STRING OUARTETS TO PERFORM
ART MUSEUM, ARTSCHOOL WILL HAVE NEW GALLERIES
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JULY WAS ONE OF HOTTEST, DRIEST MONTHS ON RECORD
JULY 4
SEE ALSO FESTIVAL FOR THE ENO
SEE ALSO FOLK LIFE FESTIVAL
KEEP YOUR REVELRY 3UIET
CROSS TO 8E IN 5TH KENAN SHOW
INSURANCE WOES WO"J'T FIZZLE CITY FIREWORKS
TAR HEEL TOWNS PREPARE FQR JULY 4 CELEBRATIONS
THE POKE OF LIBERTY , , . ,.
THE FIRST fourth: OLD SALEM R;-5NACTS 'SOLEMN THANKSGIVING'...
CAR FPOM NJRTH CAROLINA IN 'G'iEAT AMERICAN RACE'
23 COULD DIE ON ROADS DURING JULY 4TH HOLIDAY
JULY 4 BONUS: GASOLINE PRICES
HOLIDAY ALTERS TRASH COLLECTION IN DURHAM
COMMUNITY HAS BEEN CLEANSED
ORANGE ObSERVES JULY 4
CLOSINGS. FESTIVAL MARK JULY 4 HOLIDAY
FOURTH CF JULY FUN PLANNED IN TRIANGLE
SIGNERS OF DECLARATION MADE OJR LIVES EASIER
...GROW OLD WITH ME, ..MISS LIBERTY ICAPIOONl
MOST WORKERS FREE TODAY
BFACH BARRICADED TO VISITORS AT FORMER M40INA
UNC SENIOR CHOSEN FOR LIBERTY BAND _„._ ,
HFAVENLY pyrotechnics: TRIANGLE SKIES LIGHT UP TO CAP 4TH' S TRADITIONS
FOOT-SICMPIN' FUN UNOER WAY AT ENO
PAUSE TO SAY THANKS TO FQUNDnG FATHERS
CALDWELL HOLDS 1ST JULY 4 FET"
MELON ASSAULT WAS NOT HOLIDAY TREAT IN PuTNER
RESELLICN II: TIME TO DUMP BRITISH CULTURE
FESTIVAL FOR THE END'S SPELL WOVEN BY CAUSES, CONTESTS, CRAFTS. CROWD
PATRIOTIC CART
RFADY FOR THE PARADE
DURHA" SALUTE
YOUNG FLAGWAVER , , .,., „ ,„,„,.,
LIBERTY DOESN'T CELEBRATE. PUT MAYOR SAYS IT'S PATRIOTIC
FOUR JULY 4TH BIRTHDAYS SHATTERS ASTRONOMICAL ODDS FOR N.C. FAMILY
NEIGHBORHOOD PARADERS
23 DIE CN ROADS OVER FOURTH
CONCERT RAISES »14.000
JULY 7 (POOKI
BOOKS RECOMMENDED FOR SUM"ER »E«DING
JUMP ROPES
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SUBJECT
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N.C. MARINE TRAINING AT U.S. JUNGLE OPERATIONS CENTER IN PANAMA
JUNIOR LEAGU? OF DURHAM AND ORANGE COUNTIES
SEE ALSO DURHAM JUNIOR LEAGUE. BARGAIN SALE
DURHAM FUNU TO AID PUBLIC SCHOOLS
PRIVATE AID FOR SCHOOLS SOUGHT
PRIVATE HELP FOR SCHOOLS MAY PAY BIG DIVIDENDS
JUrUOP LEAGUE COOKBOOK HAS CONTEMPORARY RECIPES
LOCAL WOMEN WILL ATTEND JUNIOR LEAGUE CONFERENCE
THE JUNIOR LEAGUE HAS COOKED JP SOMETHING EVEN MORE SPECIAL
JUNIOR LEAGUE ACCEPTS FUNDING REOUESTS
JUNIOR LEAGUE HONORS SUSTAINE'
JUNIOR LEAGUE COMES OF AGE
JUNIOR LEAGUE BARGAIN SALF
JUNIOR LEAGUE OF DURHAM AND ORANGE COUNTIES, BARGAIN SALE
BARGAIN SALE BENEFITS COMMUNITY
BARGAIN SALE ITEMS
JUNIOR LIVESTOCK SHOW AND SALE
SFE DURHAM KIWANIS CLUB JUNI OR^ L I VE S TOCK SHOW AND SALE
JUNIOR MISS
SEE TEEN-AGE BEAUTY CONTESTS
JUNIOR OLY>'PICS
SEE AMATcUR ATHLETIC UNION
SEE NATIONAL JUNIOR OLYMPICS
SEE NATIONAL JUNIOR OLYMPICS SHORT COURSE SWIMMING CHAMPIONSHIPS
SEE N.C. ASA JUNIOR OLYMPICS
SEE REGION THREE JUNIOR OLYMPICS
JUNIOR WOMEN'S CLUB, DURHAM
SFE DURHAM JUNIOR WOMAN'S CLUB
JUNK Foon
SFE ALSO FOOD
SEE ALSO VENDING MACHINES
N.C. RETAIL MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION OPPOSING PLAN TO UP SALES TAX
KEEPING SLIM IN A WORLD THAT SURVIVES ON JUNK FOOD
JUNK YARDS
WRECKED AUTOS REPLACE CROPS ON ALAMANCE FARM
TREES TO SCREEN SOME JUNKYARDS ALONG U.S. 70
GRANVILLE COUNTY ADOPTS ITS FIRST LITTER ORDINANCE
JURY DUTY
SEE ALSO COURTS, DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO COURTS. N.C.
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY GRAND JU' Y
•GUILTY. ..WITH REGRF T • — VERO IC T OF REPORTER ON JURY DUTY
WRITER KIM BEST COMMENDED
N.C. JURY PAY CRITICIZED
FIRST FEMALE JUROR, SHE CAN'T MAKE IT THIS TIMP
JUROR THREATENED WITH JAIL TE'H FOR READING ARTICLE ON DWT LAW
JUROR CITED FOR CONTEMPT GETS APOLOGY
JUDGE BRANNON OWES GARY JUROR AN APOLOGY
CONSCIENTIOUS JURORS DESERVE JUDGES' RESPECT
JUDGE FINDS JUROR'S EXCUSE CONTEMPTUOUS
JURORS, NOT CRIMINALS, SUBJECT OF HUNT
JURY SELECTION
EXCLUDING DEATH FOES
THE LAST THING LAWYERS WANT IS AN IMPARTIAL JURY
EARLIER RULING AFFIRMED ON EXCLUDING JURORS
JURY SELECTION SET TO BEGIN IN MANCUSO TRIAL
MANCUSQ JURY PICKS SLOW
3 JURORS SEATED IN MANCUSO TRIAL
FIVE MORE JURORS ARE SEATED FOR MANCUSO TRIAL
JURY SELECTION PROCEEDS SLOWLY IN MANCUSO TRIAL
12 JURORS SELECTED FOR MANCUS3 TRIAL
JURY CONSULTANTS TRY TO DECIPHER PROSPECTS
JURY TAMPEPING
SEE ALSO BRIBERY
SEE ALSO COURTS, U.S.
WHITE SUPREMACIST SEEKING NEW TRIAL
JUST BETWEEN FRIENDS (FILM)
DIRECTOR'S SITCOM STORY MAKES A FLQP OF 'FRIENDS'
JUVENILE COURTS
SEE ALSO COURTS, N.C.
SEE ALSO JUVENILE DELINQUENCY
SEE ALSO JUVENILE JUSTICE SYSTEM
SEE ALSO STATUS OFFENDERS
JUVENILE CASES UP 25 PERCENT IN UURHAM COURTS
JUDGE GIVES JUVENILES CHANCE TO HAVE SAY IN THEIR PUNISHMENT
JUVENILE CRIME
SEE ALSO COURTS, DURHAM COUNTY, JUVENILE DIVISION
SEE ALSO CRIMES, DURHAM
SEE ALSO CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM
SEE ALSO CRIMINAL RECORDS
SEE ALSO JUVENILE DELINaUENCY
STUDENT SLAIN AT NO»TMEBN HIGH: CHEERLEADER, 17, KILLED IN. ..PARKING LOT
TFtNS HELD FOR ATTACK WITH KNIFE
FIVE ACCUSED OF ATTFHPTEO ARSON
DURHAM OFFICERS CHARGE 3 TEEN-AGERS WITH DAMAGING CARS, HOMES, BUSINESS
YOUTH CHARGED WITH SHOOTING MOM
12-YEAR-OLO RUNS THROUGH GLASS DURING CHASE
TEENS ESCAPE FROM VANCE COUNTY JAIL
TEEN SENTENCED IN BURNING CASE
DURHA" TEEN CHARGED WITH 9 BUSINESS BREAK-INS
JUVENILE CASES UP 2S PERCENT IN DURHAM COURTS
16-YEAR-OLD TO FACE DEATH SENTENCE FOR SLAYING
TWO I'.-YEAR-OLDS AR'ESTFD IN SCHOOL BREAK-IN
3 TEEN-AGERS ARRESTED IN 9RFA<-IN
'DR. GREEN" TEACHES BFST
DURHAM JUDGE NIXES JUVENILE RAPIST'S RELEASE
JUDGE SHOWS PROBLEM WITH JUVENILE SYSTEM
TWO GIRLS CHARGED WITH MAKING BOMB CALLS
CHARGES FILED IN BREAK-INS
DURHAM MAN SAYS 3 TEENS MUGGED HIM
VANDALS USE AX TO SMASH SIX HOMES
CHARLOTTE POLICE SAY SPREE OF VANDALISM STARTED FOR RFVENGE
NEW WEAPONS CHARGE: SNAKE FRIGHT
JUDGE TRIPLES BOND ON STUDENT CHARGED IN SHOOTINGS
DIRECTOR SAYS YOUTH HOME MAY HAVE TO BE REPLACED
RULES LEAVE DELINQUENT YOUTH WITHOUT TREATMENT
WOMAN ROBBED, THROWN OVER FENCE
CHILDREN'S DOCKET FULL FOR SESSION
ASSAULT CHARGE SLITHERS AWAY
YOUTHS ATTACK PASSERSBY
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TEEN-AGER FOUND HIDING IN BUSINESS
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JUVENILE CRIME RATE DECREASING. DUKE UNIVERSITr RESEARCHERS SAY
OISCIRLINE SPURNED IN OAH CAS?
JUVENILE CRIMES DOWN AMONG TEENS OF 'SOS
BOND REVOKED FOR Ifc-YEAR-OLO ACCUSED OF ASSAULTING CHILDREN
TWO TEEN-AGERS CHARGED AFTER "REAK-IN THEFT
YADKIN SHERIFF'S • SENT E'.'CE S • ARE CALLED IMPROPER
JUVENILES ARE ARRESTED IN BREAK-IN AT BUSINESS
LEGISLATORS FOCUS ON SOUTHERN YOUTH
16-YEAR-OLO TO BE TRIED AS AO^JLT ON ASSAULT CHARGE
E<ECUTEO KILLER'S VIDEOTAPE ADDRESSES TROUBLED YOUTHS
RACISM IN NEW YORK
18-VEAR-OLD IS CHARGED WITH M(IROER
SHELBY YOUTH SENTENCED IN CHECK. CREDIT-CARD SPREE
JUVENILE OELINOUFNCY
SEE ALSO CRIMINAL RECORDS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY YOUTH HOJ SE
SEE ALSO JUVENILE COURTS
SEE ALSO JUVENILE CRIME
SEE ALSO JUVENILE JUSTICE SYSTEM
SEE ALSO STATUS OFFENDERS
SEE ALSO YOUTH GANGS
JUDGE TELLS OFFENDERS TO OBEY SOCIETY'S RULES
JUVENILE CASES UP JS PERCENT IN DURHAM COURTS
MARTIN CITES FAMILIES' ROLE IN PREVENTING DELINOUENCY
THE INFLUENCE OF FAMILY
RULES LEAVE OFLINDUENT YOUTH WITHOUT TREATMENT
GRANVILLE COUNTY PLANNING BOARD TO ■!£ ESTABLISHED
HIGH POINT DRIVEN TO CRACKDOWN ON CRUISIN'
JUDGE GIV=S JUVENILES CHANCE TQ HAVE SAY IN THEIR PUNISHMENT
STATE'S JUDGES POWERLESS WITH UNDISCIPLINED TEENS
COMPUTERS ACT AS PROBATION OFFICER
JUVENILE JUSTICE SYSTEM
SEE ALSO CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTE"
SEE ALSO CRIMINAL RECORDS
SEE ALSO JUVENILE COURTS
SEE ALSO JUVENILE DELINQUENCY
SEE ALSC N.C. OFFICE OF JUVENILE JUSTICE (PROPOSEDI
JUVENILE CASES UP 25 PERCENT IN DURHAM COURTS
PROBATION PROGRAM IS INTENSIVE: SOME FELONS PREFER PRISON...
DIRECTOR SAYS YOUTH HOME MAY ^AVE TO PE REPLACED
FOREST PRISON CAMP GOOD IDEA c 0" N.C.
GETTING UELINCUENTS PSYCHIATRIC HELP PROVED FRUSTRATING
STATE'S JUDGES POWERLESS WITH UNDISCIPLINED TEENS
COURTS CAN AOD TO TRAUMA OF SE XUALLY- ABUSED CHILDREN
K t J MAINTENANCE EQUIPMENT INSTALLERS
MISHAP KILLS WORKER AT HERALD- SUN BUILDING
STATE BEGINS INVESTIGATION OF FATAL ACCIDENT AT HERALD CO.
STATE TO PROBF WORKER'S DEATH
K-KART (AVONDALS DRIVEI
ROBBERS GET JACKET, WALLET
SHOPPING CENTER SOLO
K-MART STORES
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
KGB CHICKEN
SEE THE CHICKEN IFORMERLY KNOWN AS KGB CHICKEN OF SAN OIEGOI
K.I.S. EOUIPMENT CO.
DURHAM Taxi driver ROBBFD AT KNIFEPOINT
KAISEH-PERMANENTF MEDICAL CARE PROGRAM
SEE ALSO HEALTH MAINTENANCE ORGANIZATIONS
HEALTH INSURERS VYING TO SIGN STATE .WORKERS
H-C PACT INCLUDES MEDICARE RECIPIENTS
STATE EXPANDS HEALTH SERVICES IN THREE COUNTIES
WELFARE FAMILIES CAN BEGIN SIGNING FOR HEALTH PLAN
KAISER ROTH HOSIERY MILL
SFE KAYSER-ROTH HOSIERY CORP. OF BURLINGTON
KALEIDOSCOPE AWARD
SEE ALSO AWARDS
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY DIRECTOR HONORED HERE
THE KANGAROO POUCH
SEE ALSC USED CLOTHING
BABY CLOTHES ON A BUDGET:
HAND-ME-DOWNS TURN A PROFIT
KANSAS CITY CHIEFS
SEE ALSO F0OT3ALL
FOUR FROM N.C. SIGN WITH CHIEFS
KANSAS CITY OQYALS
SEE ALSC BASE»ALL
ROYALS EANKING ON BANKHEAO
KANSAS STATE UNIV. SPORTS. BASKETBALL
TAR HEELS SETTLF FOR 'UNCOMFORTABLE' Bl-a2 WIN
HEtLS GET 'TOUGH' WIN OVER K-STATE
KAPPA ALPHA PSI
HOLLAND MILL SPEAK AT FRATERNITY MEETING
N.C. CENTRAL FpATERNITY TO HAVE ANNIVERSARY
8EAUTILLI0N HILITAIRE
NCCU GETS FOUNDER'S DAY SPRUCING
KAPPA DELTA PI
SORORITY TU RAISE FUNDS
KAPPA DELTA TO RAISE MONEY FOR CHILO ABUSE PROGRAM
KAPPA SIGMA
DUKE FKAT WI\S AWARD
DUKE. UNC TEAMMATES FOR HOSPITAL
UUKE. UNC FRATS HOLDING BENEFIT BEFORE BIG GAME
GAM6BALL RUN
KARACHI. PAKISTAN
SEE ALSO PAKISTAN
FAMILY LEARNS RELATIVE SURVIVED HIJACKING
MASSACRE IN PAKISTAN SENDS OUT A MESSAGE
KARATE
SEE ALSO "ARTIAL ARTS
SEE ALSO SELF-DEFFNSE
SEE ALSO TRIANGLE WOMEN'S Martial ART?
WEAK PEOPLE BECOME POWERFUL AT MARTIAL ARTS DEMONSTRATION
WOMEN'S KARATE SCHOOL USES NEW TEACHING STYLE
9-YEAP-OLD KARATE COMPETITOR WINS AWARD
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1/01/B6 - 12/31/R<,
SUBJECTS
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DURHAM HAS nm 'KARATE KID'
COUPLE MIXES WORK. LEISURE
KATE a. REVNDLOS HEALTH CARE TRUST
SEE ALS": HEALTH CARE
THE WATTS SCnnuL Of NURSING C^TS SSft.POl r.RANT
ilOlfPOO PLEDGEO TO MCDONALD HUUSE
KATE VAIDEN I BOOK I
THE LITERARY LANTER'I
RFVNOLOS PRICE'S LATEST NOVEL 'FIERCE VALIDATIOM'
REYNOLDS PRICE ON STRENGTH: 'STAND UP AT SU^RISE...■
KATHLE'=N AND JOSEPH H. BRYAN YOUNG ARTISTS COMPETITION
YOUNG ARTISTS COMPETITION LIV=N5 HULIOAY ARTS LULL
KAYAKS
SEE ALSO rOATS
SEE ALSO WHITEWATER PAOTLINS
N.C. MAN DROWNS ON WEST VIRGINIA KAYAKING TRIP
KAYBE MACHINE CO.
SEWING MACHINE PLANT PLANNED
KAYSER-ROTH HOSIERY CORP. OF BJRLIMGTON
SEE ALSO HOSIERY INDUSTRY
CHATHAM PLANTS WILL MAKE LAMRS
KEEP AMERICA BFAUTIFHL PROGRAM
SEE ALSO CLEAN COMMUNITY SYSTEM
SEE ALSO GRANVILLE COUNTY KEEP AMERICA BEAUTIFUL SYSTEM
KEEP nuRHAH CLEAN
KEEP AMERICA BEAUTIFUL SYSTEM PLANS LOGO CONTEST FOR GRANVILLE CHILDREN
JOIN AREA LITTER BATTLE
'nOWNRlGHT UGLY' BARNS UNOER ATTACK
KEEP N.C. BEAUTIFUL. INC.
SEE ALSO L ITTER
SEE ALSO N.C. CLEAN AND BEAUTIFUL INC.
VIDEO PRUMQTES KEEP NORTH CARTLINl BEAUTIFUL INC.
KEEP N.C. CLEAN
HAH RIVER SCHOOL WINS BE AU T I Ft C A T I ON AWARD
STATE WILL ?e GETTING SPRING CLEANING IN FALL
KEEP N.C. BEAUTIFUL AND N.C. CLEAN PLAN TO MERGE
KELAND CO.
THE 6FNCH MARK
KELLOGG CO.
TOQUBLESHOaTER COULD HELP TAM^ TIGER CRISIS
KINSTON WOMAN SAYS RAZOR 3LA0F WAS IN CFREAL
DURHAM COUNTY HELPING TO TEST MODEL 'i-H PROGRAM
KELLY SE°VICFS
LATE FOR WORK? TRY ONE OF THESE EYCUSES. THEN LOOK FOP A NEW JJ8
KENAN (WILLIAM R., JR.) CHARITABLE TRUST QF NEW YORK
SEE WILLIAM R. KENAN JR. CHARITABLE TRUST OF NEW YORK
KENAN FOUNDATION
FRIDAY ENDS 30-YEAR STINT AT UNC HELM
FRIOAY LEAVES UNC OFFICE AFTE^ 30 YEARS
KENAN PROFESSORSHIPS
130 SCHOLARS EXPECTED AT KENAN CONVOCATION
KENAN STADIUM
SEE UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL KENAN STADIUM
KENAN TRANSPORT CO.
KENAN REPORTS PROFITS UP 2 PERCENT OVER "6<.
KENAN TANKER OVERTURNSi SPILLS JET =UFL IN S.C.
ROSE'S CELEBRATES MILESTONE BY HOLDING (WHAT ELSE?I A SALE!
KENAN TRANSPORT EARNINGS UP 1") »
BEFORE STARTING HOME BUSINESSi CHECK DURHAM RESOURCES
KENAN TRANSPORT PROFITS RISE 3 !«
KENAN TRUST
SFE WILLIAM R. KENAN JR. CHARITABLE TRUST OF NEW YOR<
KENLY, N.C.
TOBACCO MUSEUM LOCATED IN KENLY
KENSINGTON TRACE (CHAPEL HILL CONDOMINIUMS)
CnNOOMlNIUM BUILDERS SUfU BY lOMEOwNERS
BROKERAGE LICENSE REVOKED
KENTUCKY
SEE ALSO LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY
OPPONENTS SPEAK OUT ON INCINERATOR FOR RADIOACTIVE WASTE
BUREAUCRATIC CHILD ABUSE
KENTUCKY DERBY
SEE ALSO HORSE RACING
LIVING LEGEND
OLD-TIMERS THRIVING IN PURSUITS OF YOUNG
KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKFN
PAGE SEATS: FEWER IS 3ETTER
RJR NABISCO TO SELL KY. FRIED CHICKEN TO PEPSI
RESTAURANT'S CASH TAKEN
KENYA
SEE ALSO SOUTH AFRICA
2 UNC FELLOWSHIP WINNERS TO WIRK IN KENYA HOSPITALS
A LIFE OR DEATH UU6STI0N
PARTY SITE IS EPITOME OF CHRISTMAS; THREE CURRIFS SPICE UP KENYA SHOW
KERLEY ROAO
RE20NING DENIED NEAR ERWIN ROAO
KERNERSVILLE. N.C.
AUTHORITIES SEEK HASHISH OWNERS
KEROSENE HEATERS
KEROSENE HEATER FIRES RISE IN DURHAM
KERR HOUSE lYANCEYVILLE, N.C.)
HISTORIC PRESERVATION GROUP HAS TWO CASWELL HOUSES FOR SALE
KERR LAKE
LONELY DAY AT THE BOAT RAMP
ROANOKE RIVER ASSOCIATION TO GET PROGRESS REPORT ON PIPELINE FIGHT
VIRGINIA MAN BELIEVED DROWNED IN KERR LAKF
SEARCH AT KEKR LAKE FOR MAN CONTINUES
SPEEDBOAT disintegrates: 3 nU"HAM-AREA MEN HURT
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3 H?N SUFFEO INJURIES IK KEaR L»KE BOAT liRECu
LEGISLATO" REOUESTIVG tl 'MILLION FOK I"P«nvf HF>(TS AT KERR LAKE
HALIFAX YOUTH 0=0WM5 AFTE" FLTAT DEFLATES
JUST FLOATING
KERR LAtE PARK "AT LOSE CANCE tq RECEIVE 51 "ILLION FROM STATE
BEACH BARRICAOEI to visiters iT FOR-'ER "AQINA
9-tfar-old girl orowss at lake
body found floating is kerr lake
bnoy is identified as franklin ><an
heat wave keerinc lake office's busy
mot weather and cheaper gasoline have incoeaseo visitors at lakes
sees spoil field trip
IT'S official: KERR LAKE BASS A WORLD RECORD
CHATHAM, VANCE USE OF HONEY RAPPED
KERR LAKF FOLK ARTS AND CRAFTS SHOW
SEE ALSO CRAFT SHOWS
SPRING ART SHOW SET AT KERR LAKE
KERR-TAH COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS
kERR-Tab council to INSTALL OFFICERS
KERR-TAO COUNCIL GIVES PERSON COUNTY 17, BOO FOR A RESPITE CARE PROGRAM
KERRWOOD ESTATES
HARD WORK
KEY CO.
ARE ADS GETTING 0UH1ER7 OR AR=: WE GETTING SMARTER?
OFMAND UP '•hX FOR D'IR"AM-"ADE LUCKY STRIKE FILTERS
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
KEY CD. HAS SHARP INCREASE
KEY HOMES, INC.
COUNTY PLANNING PANEL OK S REZ''NI:4G REOUEST
NEW HOMES FOUND DEFECTIVE: CJVSULTANT SAYS TRDUPLE WnESPREAO
DREAM HOUSE TURNS INTO MGHTHARr
CITY CJUNCIL WILL SEEK PANEL TO CHECK BUILDING INSPECTORS
COUNCIL ASKS STUDY OF INSPECTIONS UNIT
SECOND LAWSUIT FILED AGAINST < EY HOMES
L5WSUIT FILED AGAINST BUILDER
HOME BUILDER DID FINE
COMPLAINTS UNANSWERED
SETTING RECORD STRAIGHT
ALLEGATIONS UNJUST, SAY KEY HOMES EXECUTIVES
COUNTY TO CONSIDER ZONING REQUESTS
BOARD PERSUADED TO WITHDRAW ZONING APPROVAL
KEY HOMES' REZONING PLEA DEEE'RSD AFTER CRITICISM
PARKWOOD RESIDENTS CLASH with builder OVER FLOODING
KEY HOMES ALL RIGHT
KEY VOLUNTEER
SEE ALSO VOLUNTEER SERVICES BUREAU
GIVING THE ORECIOUS GIFT OF TIME
DURHAM GROUPS SAY 'THANKS' TO VOLUNTEERS
IT WAS 'RED V PAY FOR KEY VOLUNTEER RECOGNITION EVENT
ENLARGING DURHAM'S HEART
HE'S A VETERAN VOLUNTEER
THEY BELIEVE IN 'SERVICE TO MANKIND'
HERE ARE Two MORE HONORFES
TMEIR VISITS MAKE A OIFFERENC":
THEY CJULDN'T 00 WITHOUT SHEL»Y TOOO. CHRIS HAMLcT
THEY VISIT UMSTEAD, AID DISABLED ATHLETES
SHE'S STILL LEARNING NEW THIN'.S
STUOE'lT PUTS OUT FIRES
KEYWANETTES
SEE ALSO ROXoORi KIWANIS CLUB
ROXBORO PROGRAM AIMED AT HELPING LATCHKEY CHILDREN
KIODI KASTLE
BURROUGHS WELLCOHE PRODUCES VIDEOS TO PROMOTE N.C. ZOO
KIDNAPPING, CHAPEL HILL
CHAPEL HILL WOMAN SAYS MAN KIONAPPED, ASSAULTED HER
WRIGHT APPEARANCE IS SET FOR MONDAY
WRIGHT PLEADS GUILTY IN UNC STUDENT'S DEATH
WRIGHT SENTENCED
FOX DEFENDS HIS DECISION NOT TO SEEK DEATH PENALTY
MAN SOUGHT FOR ASSAULT
POLICE HOPE FOR LEADS ON ASSAULT
HISSED CONNECTIONS: BREAK IN KIDNAPPING 0'=ATH RESULT OF PARENT'S HONESTY
•IT WAS A VERY HARO THING TO 00.. .WE COULDN'T DO IT ON OUR OWN'
APPARENT ABDUCTION REPORTED
2 DURHAM MEN ARRESTED IN ROPBERY ATTEMPT
UNC POLICE: AIL DONE TO AVUID COED MURDER
INFORMATION ABOUT ASSAULT WITHHELD
KIDNAPPING, DURHAM
NCCU 'KIDNAPPING' TUR
HAN CHARGED FOR ROLE
OU>*HAM MAN ACCUSED OF
2 MORE ARRESTED ON KI
DURHAM MAN FACES KIDN
GRAND JURY INDICTS '!E
DURHAM MAN INDICTED F
MOHAN IDENTIFIES ASSA
DEFENSE PRESENTING Ev
EVIDENCE PRESFNTEC IN
WITNESSES: DEFENDANT
JURORS PEGIN DELIPERA
JURY HUNG IN ABDUCTIC
(HIRHAM MAN HELD IN KI
WITNESS SAYS DEFENDAN
JURY GETS JOHNSON RET
JdHflSON GETS 2 LIFE T
JOHNSON DRAMS TWO LIF
MEN JUMP IN CAR. STEA
MAN GETS LESSER TERM
MAN CHARGED WITH SEX
ASSAULT IS REPORIEO
POLICE SEEK KIDNAPPER
MAN IS SOUGHT IN REPOI
DURHAM MAN KIDNAPPED
POLICE STILL SEEK MAN
2 MEN CHARC^D WITH KI
2 MEN CHARGED APTER S
POLICE INVESTIGATE AS
WOMAN SHOT, KIDNAPPED
OFFICERS CHARGE MAN I
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7/04/O6 B
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ASSAUL T CASE
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RIAL
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PURSE, CASH
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JURY ^ELECTION ?EGINS IN KIONAPPIHG TRIAL
JUDGE DENIES MOTION TO DELAY 'ATTLE TRIAL
DA. SON ENTERS PLEA IN AUNT'S ABDUCTIjN
MAN GETS 12 YEARS IN ABOUCIIO"! OF MIS AUNT
UNDFRWODD RULED COMPETENT FOR TRIAL
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MONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/85
UNDERWOOD'S TAPFD SIATEMEMI 1= RE«U
UNDERWOOD FOUND GUILTY OF S^C.1U0-nEr,R EE MURn
UNDERWOOD GUILTY, GETS 32 YEA'S
INDEX
SUBJECTS
'A'.d in
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KIOHAPPING. ORAMGE COUNTY
INMATE CHARGED IN OiiANGE ASSAULT
INMATE IS CHARGED IN ORANGE ASSAULT
CONVICT'S RECORD: VICTIM OECAPITATEO
ACCUSED INMATE FACING HEARING
INMATE FACES NEW CHARGE
PRISONER FACES WEAPONS CHARGE
GRAND JURY INDICTS ORANGE INMATE \u ASSAULT ON WHITE CROSS WOMAN
GRAND JURY INDICTS CARTER IN ASSAULT CASE
ZnO ORANGE ESCAPEE ACCUSED OF KIDNAP, RAPE
ORANGE ESCAPEE ONCE FACED DEATH SENTENCE
ORANGE ESCAPEE WAS IN VA.; DA AWAITS WORD ON FBI AID
ESCAPEE SURRENDERS TO FBI IN UTAH
ESCAPEE INDICTED IN ASSAULT
79-YEAR-OLD DESCRIBES ATTACK TQ OPEN TRIAL OF ROdERT LEF CARTER
8L0O0 TEST EVIDENCE HEARD BY JURY IN ORANGE COUNTY
DURHAM MAN HELD IN ORANGE COUNTY ON t?S0,OOD BOND
KIONAPPIMG, U.S.
POLICE SAY MAN WALKED 30 MILES TO AVOID OFFICFRS
2 CHARLOTTE MEN SENTENCED TO lEATH IN REFUGEE'S KILLING
GOOD DEED IN DANVILLE ENDS IN DURHAM
N.C. MAN CHARGED IN CHILD SNATCHING
FORMER BEAUTY OUEEN ACCUSES PAPER OF LIBEL
KIDNEY DIALYSIS
SEE DIALYS IS UNIT
KIDNEY DISEASE
SEE ALSO DIALYSIS UNIT
STUDY SHOWS STRONG FAMILY, EA^LY DEATH LINKED
KIDNEY RESEARCH PROJECT FINISHED
KIPNEY STONES
SEE ALSO LITHOTRIPTER
PANFL GIVES DUKE NOT ON LITHOTRIPTER: HUMAN RESOURCES DEPARTMENT.
HOSPITAL SEEKS MOBILE USE OF KIDNEY DEVICE
KIDNEY STONES TOPIC OF TALK
UUKE'S KIDNEY SMASHER REuUEST FOR PATIENTS DENIED AGAIN BY STATE
KIDNEY STONE TREATMENT ADVANCES
USE OF KIDNEY-STONE SMASHER DESERVES OK
DUKE LITHOTRIPTER USE GETS SENATE APPROVAL
COUNTY GENERAL, MEMORIAL REOPEN LITHOTRIPTER TALKS
KIDNFy TRANSPLANTS
SEE ALSO ORGAN DONORS
- SEE ALSO SOUTHEASTERN ORGAN PROCUREMENT FOUNDATION
FROM DEATH, LIFE CAN COME
BOY, 1, -TERRIFIC AFTER GETTING KIDNEY FROM MOM
DUKE TRANSPLANT GIVES BABY A NEW CHANCE
KIDNEY RECIPIENT STILL HOSPITALIZFO
PANCREAS, KIDNEY ARE TRANSPLANTED INTO N.C. FAR"ER
SING TO AID GIRL NEEDING TRANSPLANT
RECIPIENT HAS AIDS ANTIBODY
IMPLANT PATIENT'S AIDS TEST POSITIVE
TRANSPLANT PATIENT TESTS NEGATIVE FOR AIDS VIPU^
i-YEAR-OLD GETS DAD'S KIDNEY
EX-GOV. HOLSHCUSER RECUPERATING
HOL5H0USEP LISTFD AS SATISFACTQOy
Kins' GUIDE TO NORTH CAROLINA
autho", author!
kids on the block (puppet 5h0wi
puppet show explains childhood disabilities
kidz konzeot
see also duke univ., concerts
it's oqmpah time for gov. martin at 'kidz konzert'
governor gets low down playing tuba in concert
kill devil hills. n.c.
see also kitty hawk, n.c.
see also wright brothers
conn. contender for flight honor catches criticism
fly-in celebrates wilbur wright's birthday
yeageb sets new re cord. . .back where it all started
record flight puts yeager on cloud nine
kimyoell furniture
man charged in theft from store
suspect arrested in furniture theft
2 charged with kimbrell's bpe4k-in
kimesville country store
man charged with unlawful burning
kimley-horn and associates inc.
panel to mull treyburn foaos
kincaio furniture company, inc.
business highlights
business highlights
kindergartens, durham
see durham city schools, kindfrgartfn
see durham county schools, kindergarten
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SEE POIVATE MNOERGSRTE'lS
KI'iOERGlRIENS. n.C.
SEE its'" C4°LY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION
SEE ALSO PU'LIC P'EKI'JUERGARTEN
SEE ALSO SCHO?LS, N.C.
PHILLIPS: STATE SHOULD FUND Oa Y CAR^ >=0R ft-YE AR-OLJS
fScE KINDERGARTEN CHECKUPS APPROVED
QUALITY DAY CARE IS NEEDED IN STATE
KING. N.C.
KING VOTERS DEFEAT ABC STORE PROPOSAL
KING KONG IFILM)
IT'S PACK. ..AND IT'S NOT HAPPY. rCARTOONI
KING KONG LIVES (FIL"!
DAMAGED PATROL CRUISER TAKEN OUT FOR A R I OE
WILMINGTON TAKES STAR BILLING
NO STAR FOR KING KONG
KING NACKEPEL ANO THE "LUES ARE PUNNING (SHGW)
•MACKERAL* RUNNING AGAIN
•MACKEREL' RUNNING
•KING MACKEPEL' RUNNING IN VIRGINIA
KINGS^ DAUGHTERS HOME
SEE ALSO INTERNATIONAL ORDER "F THE KtNG'^ DAUGHTERS AND SONS
SEE ALSO SABA BARKER CIPCLE (OF KING'S DAUGHTER'S HOME!
SEE ALSO WALK AND TALK CLUB OF njPMAM
NCCU KICKS OFF INTERNATIONAL '=EST
ELDERLY hOHEN can LIVE hITh DIGNITY
KING'S DOMINION
N.C. "AN JUMPS TO HIS DEATH
N.C. "AN DIES JUMPING OFF TOM=R
KING'5 MOUNTAIN. N.C.
ROUNDUP GETS HQRSFS GMT OF TRSF'IC ON U.S. 7*
RETIREO HANDYMEN RECRUITED TO HELP ELDERLY
SJ6-MILLI0N HATER SYSTEM PUNNED
KINGSTON. NEW YORK
SEE ALSO NE« YORK
IBM PLANS TO TRANSFER 4,00 TO ' TP
UP TO ".CO IBM WORKERS HAY TPN»SFEP TO DURHAM
KINGSTON HOSIERY MILL
SEE ALSO HOSIERY INDUSTRY
LOWE'S SEEKS REZONING: PROTEST PETITION INVALID
KINGSTON TRIO
N.C. SYMPHONY PLAYS SUHMERFEST CONCERTS
KINSTON, N.C.
DEVELOPER GETS EXTENSION ON PROJECT IN HENDERSON
KINSTCN GROUP WANTS $35,000 BACK FROM KUGEL
KINSTON MAN'S DEATH bLAMED ON HEAT
KINSTCN WOMAN SAYS RAZOR BLADE WAS IN CEREAL
FOUR KILLED IN WRECK NEAR KINSTON
hEaO-ON collision kills 4. INJURES 1 NEAR KINSTON
CHEMICAL SPILL INJURcS T IN KINSTON
<.0 WUPKERS EVACUATED, 10 HURT IN KINSTON CHEMICAL SPILL
Klf.'STON PLUE JAYS I BASEBALL TEAM!
SEE ALSO CAROLINA LEA-iuE
FA:,FAPE: EAGLES FLY NORTH
KINSTON EAGLES IBASERALL TEAM)
SEE ALSO PASEBALL
SEE ALSO CAROLINA LEAGUE
BULLS FALL IN OPENER WITH EAGLES
BULLS BOw AT KINSTON
BULLS-EAGLES TO PLAY PAIR
bULLj-tAOLtS TU PLAY PAIR
EAGLES' 12-'= VICTORY EVENS BULLS AT 5-5
-5LLMAN. BULLS RALLY TO CLIP EAGLES
BULLS' BALLY OVERCOMES 8-2 DE'=ICIT
BULLS' RALLY KEEPS EAGLES GPOJNOED
DEL ROSARIO SIDESWIPES EAGLES
EAGLES EASE By BULLS AS LATE 'ALLY FIZZLES
FREPYMOND. PULLS FLY BY EAGLES. 7-5
FREOYMQNO'S RAR=: HR SPARKS BULLS BY KINSTON
TORONTO'S PULLOUT LEAVES KINSTON OWNER SCRAMBLING
BULLS WIN FIRST GAME FO" SPLIT WITH KINSTON
BULLS SHUT DOWN EAGLES. 6-1
Dn,.LESS ONE-HITS BULLS. KINSTCN PROVIDES HOMERS FOR 5-1 VICTORY
SHADOW THROW
DEFT DOWLESS ONE-HITS D'JRham
EAGLES SOAr< PAST BULLS AGAIN. 9— i
UPSTART EAGLES CRUSH BULLS AG- IN
KINSTON GETS '=IRST SWEEP WITH 8--. WIN
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BULLS WIN 5TH STRAIGHT
EAGLES' RALLY SNAPS BULLS' WIN STREAK
BULLS' STPEAK ENDS AS EAGLES Fly HIGH
EAGLES GET PULLS' ATIcnTION
EAGLES SOAR AT BULLS' EXPENSE
EAGLES RETAIN HEX OVER BULLS
BULLS' LEAj JUST HALF-GAME
EAGLES POLISH OFF BULLS. AGAIN
KINSTON POLICE DEPT.
POLICEMFN FIND HARD WORK IN SJN BELT
H"URS SURPRISE POLICE MOVING SOUTH
KIP8Y THEATER tHOxnORO. N.C.I
SEE ALSO PALACE THEATER IROXBORT. N.C.I
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POINT MADE. KISS CASE DROPPED
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RENAISSANCE OF ROMANCE
KITCHEN POLICE DUTY
SEE ALSO MILITARY
SEE ALSO U.S. MARINF COOPS
MARINES CANCEL KP DUTY
MARINES WIN A BATTLt
IT'S NO JOKE. PRIVATE - HAVE A NICE HEAL
MARINES SCRAPPING KP DUTY
KITE FLYING
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OH, WHAT A GREAT DAY FOR KITES— AMO THEIR 0WNFR5
SLOW TAKEOFF
KITE FLV eRINGS AIR SPACE WOES. FUN TO CARRRORO
HIGH HOPES
KITT'ELL. M.C.
KITTRELL RECEIVES FUNDS TO IMPROVE ITS WATER SYSTEM
PROTESTS CONTINUE AT GRnCFRY STORE IN KITTRELL
HUMAN RELATIONS COUNCIL TRYING TO RFSOLVE CONTROVERSY IN KITTPELL
ASS«ULI TRIAL IS POSTPONEO
KITTRFLL STOREOWNER'S TRIAL CONTINUEO
KITTRFLL GROCERY STORE OWNER ACOUITTEO OF ASSAULT CHARGE
VERDICT DISAPPOINTS KITTRFLL GROUP
KITTRELL CONCERNED CITIZENS FOR JUSTICE
KITTRFLL GROCERY STORE OWNER ACOUITTEO HE ASSAULT CHARGE
VERDICT DISAPPOINTS KITTRELL GROUP
KITTOELL JOB CORPS CENTER
SEE ALSO EMPLOYXENI, N.C.
CHAMBER ENDORSES PLANS FOR GETTING JOB CORPS SCHUOL
KITTRELL WATER ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO WATER AND SEWER LINES, N.C.
KITTRFLL RECEIVES FUNDS TO IMPROVE ITS WATER SYSTEM
KITTY HAWK, N.C.
SEE ALSO KILL DEVIL HILLS, N.C.
SEE ALSO WRIGHT BR0THFR5
INVESTIGATION SOUGHT ON THE FIRST FLIGHT
FIRST-FLIGHT DERATE COULO MAKF HISTORY
YEAGER SEEKS FLYING RECORD AT KITTY HAWK
YEAGt" SETTING RECORD IN FLIGHT TO KITTY HAWK
MAN WILL NEVER FLY SOCIETY CELEBRATING 'YEAR OF THE bUS '
YEAGER SETS RECORD IN TRIP TO KITTY HAWK
YEAGEP SETS NEW RECORD. . .BACK WHERE IT ALL STARTED
MAN'S DESIRE TO FLY GOT BIG BOOST IN N.C.
A FLIGHT FOR HISTORY
RECORD FLIGHT PUTS YEAGER ON CLOUD NINE
KIWANIS CLUBS
SEE CHAPEL HILL KiWANIS CLUP
SEE DURHAM KIWANIS CLUB
SEE FRIENDLY CITY KIWANIS CLUP
SEE HONORABLE ELDERS KIWANIS CLUB
SEE ROXBORO KIWANIS CLUB
SEE TOBACCOLAND KIWANIS CLUB
KIWANIS Family park (san^oro, n.c.i
SEE ALSO SANFORC, N.C.
TRIANGLE'S BEAUTY SAID KEY TO PROSPERITY
KLAN-NAZI TRIAL
SEE COMMUNIST WORKERS PARTY ^^____
SEE KU KLUX KLAN "
SEE NAZI PARTY, N.C.
KLANWATCH
SEE ALSO KU KLUX KLAN
SOME SERVICE MEMBERS SAID STILL INVOLVED IN KLAN GROUPS
CORRECTION
KLAN WATCH SAYS HATE GROUPS THRIVING IN N.C.
N.C. HAS MOST ACTIVE RACIST GROUPS
KNEES
LIGAMENT TRANSPLANT FOR KNEE INJURIES STUDIED AT DUKE
KNIGHTDALE, N.C.
KNIGhTOALE chlorine LEAK FORCES EVACUATIONS
KNIGHTDALE ROAD DISPUTE BRINGS OUT STUBBORN STREAK
KNIGHTS
DAYS OF OLD''
KNIGHTS OF THE KU KLUX KLAN
SEE KU KLUX KLAN
KNIVES
GUN, KNIFE SHOW SET
MAN WITH KNIFE ENTERS HOUSE
'TERROR OF PEOPLE' CHARGE DISMISSED AGAINST KLANSMEN
PANEL OKS 3<1 niLLS FQR SHORT SESSION
OLD 'KUIFE TRADER" HARRIS WAS SHARP, BUT A CHICKEN OUTFOXED HIM
HIGHER RETIREMENT BENEFITS BACKEq for LOCAL LAWMEN
IS-INCH BUTCHER KNIFE CARRIED INTO SCHOOL
MAN CHARGED WITH FIREARMS VIOLATION
KNOLL MANOR REST HOMF
ELDERLY MAN REPORTED MISSING FROM REST HUME
MAN WANDERS AWAY FROM RESTHOME
MISSING MAN, 76, FOUND OK AFTER NIGHT IN WOODS
BETTER SUPERVISION NEEDED
KNOLLS APARTMENTS (OLD CHAPEL HILL ROADI
BUILDING BEGINS
KNOLLWOOD SUBDIVISION
TAINTED WATER FOUND IN 1URHAM
SOME WELLWATEP CONTAMINATED IN NOBTHwEST CITY NEIGHBORHOOD
7 OF 12 WFLLS TESTED CONTAMINATFO
RESULTS MIXED FROM WELL TESTS ON KNOLLWOOD
HEARING SET ON WATER LINE TO KNOLLwOOO
IS EYE OF GIANT STEEL COMPANY
KOPE-MIDREX RESEARCH CENTER
SMALL OFFICE IN RESEARCH PARK
KODAK
SEE EASTMAN KODAK CO.
KONG LIVES
FILM CREW WANTS TROOPS TO GO AFTER KING KONG
KONISHIROKU PHOTO INDUSTRIES CO.
JAPANESE COMPANY TO LOCATE PLANT IN GUILFORD
JAPANESE FIRM TO LOCATE PHOTOGRAPHIC PLANT IN N.C.
KOPPERS CO. INC.
SEE ALSO NELLO L. TEER CO.
PROFITS INCREASE FQR PARENT FIRM OF NELLO TEER CO.
MORE DURHAM FOLKS HAVE RETIREMENT CHECKS SENT TO BANK
KOREA
SEE ALSO NORTH KOREA
SEE ALSO SOUTH KOREA
TRGUBLESHCIOTEO COULO HELP TAMF TIGER CRISIS
REPUTATIONS OF KOREAN RESEARCHER, DUKE COLLIDE IN COURT
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KOREA SHARES THE HEALTH AS 'LIVING TREASURE'
KOREAN MAR
MEMORIAL IPRROPRIATE
KOONOG IKUSIC GROUPI
A CELTIC C0"E9ACK
KOSHER FOOnS
SEE ALSO FOOD
SEE ALSO JEWS
THE KOSHER DIET:
CARD
PERFOR'S
HARJORIE iiEINER HAS CUT THE CALORIES IN JEWISH CUISINE
CREAM
TRUST CO. (KROGER BRANCH)
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KRAFT INC.
SICK GIRL HAO EATEN SUSPECT I
KRAFT RECALLS POLAR B • AB S
3 FROM N.C. COMPLAIN AFTER EaTINI, ICE CREAM
KRISHNA
SEE HARE KRISHNA
KROGER CO.
ALAMANCE WOMAN FILES SUIT FDR S13.a MILLION
CCB MIGHT OPEN PRANChES IN CHARLOTTE KROGER STORES
LOAF AND LOAN
KROGER OFFICIALS UNDECIDED ON WHICH STORES WILL CLOSE
KROGER STORE ILAKEWOCD SHOPPING C PI TER I
WOMAN CHARGED WITH THEFTS OF =000. CLOTHES FROM STORES
PURSE SNATCHER DRAGS WO"AN SEVERAL FEET
FIRM SAYS 3 ORGANS MISSING
MAN FOUND HIDING BENEATH PALLET IN STORE CHARGED
MAN TRIES TO RO? W lOOW OF 'HERALD' 60ARD CHAIRMAN
KROGER STORE IREGENCY PLA2A1
SEE ALSO CENTRAL CAROLINA BANK C
CCB EXPANDING
BANK TO OPEN KRTGER dRA^CH
KROGER STORE IROXBORO ROADI
THIEVES TAK'^ CIGARETTES FROM 3 GROCER" STORES
KRON MEDICAL
SEE ALSO TEMPORARY PHYSICIANS
SOME DOCTORS TAKING JOBS AS TEMPORARY PHYSICIANS
KU KLUX KLAN
SEE ALSO ARYAN CRUSADERS FOR CHRIST
SEE ALSO ARYAN NATIONS
SEE ALS? CROSS "URNINGS
SEE ALSO klanwaTCH
SEE ALSO \AACP
SEE ALSO >JORTH CAROLINIANS AGAINST RACIST AND RELIGIOUS .(IDLENCE
SEE ALSO Th= order
SEE ALSO WHITE «NIC"TS OF LIBERTY
SEE ALS": WHITE PATRIOT PARTY
12 ("ORE PEOPLE INDICTED IN CRT S^-'URNING PROBE
TWO DENY CR0SS-6URNING CHARGE'
COUNCIL SAYS HATE GROUPS ON INCREASE
HAT? GROUPS' GROnTH IS CAUSE FOR CONCERN
FOUR KKK AFFILIATES IN WEAPONS ARREST AFTER TRAFFIC CHARGE
T"£ HATE PARADE
MILLER SAYS HE WILL ASK LEGISLATORS ABOUT RACE ISSUES
KLAN TO MARCH IN VIRGINIA TOWN
klaN-BELaTED activity by SOLDIERS ALLEGED
KLAN: MARINES HELPED WITH SUPPLIES. TRAINING
JURY CONVICTS SIX FORMER KLAN MEMBERS
MILITARY AT CROSS PURPOSES
MILLER NOT AN EXPPRT WE COULD BE PROUD OF
OFFICER: CAP HELD WEAPONS
WESTERN METHODISTS OPPOSE GAMBLING, PORNOGRAPHY. KLAN
OFFENSE DEPARTMENT PROBING ANTI-KLAN GROUP'S CHARGED
WHITE SUPREMACY FANSTICS
KLAN COMBAT TRAINING DESCRIBE"^
MILLER SAYS HE 1ID NOT TEACH FIREARMS TRAINING
WHITE PATRIOTS CONVICTED: FEDSRAL JURY ORDERS GLENN MILLER To SEVER TIES
PROSECUTOR VOWS VIGOROUS FIGHT AGAINST KLAN GROUPS
DEES UNDERSTANDS YET PURSUES <LAN
MINISTER SPEAKS GUT AGAINST KLAN
KLANSMEN, OPPONFNTS TO WATCH SIZE OF RALLY
KLAN HOLDS RECRUITMENT -ARCHE?
GLENN MiLLtR LOSES BID FOR NEJ trial
GATHERING IS PLANNED TO COUNTER KALN "ARCH
KLAN TRANSPORTATION. IF NOT POLITICS. CHANGES
KLAN GROUP PLANS TO MARCH SUN^^AY
SOME SERVICE "EMBERS SAID STILL INVOLVED IN KLAN GROUPS
CORRECTION
KLAN TJ USE LIE DETECTOR TESTS
CHARLOTTE PHLICE, FIREMEN INT=RRURT KLAN MEETING
KLAN WATCH SAYS HATE GROUPS THRIVING IN N.C.
STATE TASK FORCE CREATED ON KLAN
N.C. HAS MOST ACTIVE RACIST GROUPS
KLAN 'KNIGHTS" PLAN MARCHES
WHITE PATRIOT LEADER SAYS PARTY TO DI SBANtl
FEAR "0TIVATE5 KLAN
AUTHOR SAYS POLICE COULD HAVE PREVENTED GREENSBORO SLAYINGS
KLAN GETS PERMIT FOR MARCH IN VA. ,„ . , ,
REPORT SAYS RFCENT LAWS ARE SLOWING RACIST GROUPS' PARAMILITARY TRAINING
NEIGHBORHOOD FEARS KLAN PReSE"JCE
REPORT: GAINS MAOF IN FIGHTING PARAMILITARY GROUPS
RACIST GHCUPS USE COMPUTERS T^ ADVOCATE THEIR BIGOTED VIEWS
COUNCIL OF CHURCHES MAS 6 ISSUES TN LEGISLATIVE AGENDA
NAaCP protests KLAN MARCH IN GHA^LOTTE
NAACP OPPOSING KLAN PARADE IN CHARLOTTE
KLAN RECEIVES MARCH PERMIT in CHARLOTTE
KU KLUX KLAN TO MARCH SATURDAY IN DOWNTOWN CHARLOTTE
KLAN WON'T MARCH IN PARADE
KLAN MARCH UNEVENTFUL
POLICE DISGUISES BAD TACTIC
MARTIN »S«cD TO ACT FASTER AGAINST RACIST VIOLENCE
EX-KLAU LEADER SAYS HE WILL LEAVE THE STATE
KUDZU DUBOSE ICOMIC STRIP)
GOOD OL' BOYS MAY BE ON VERGE OF EXTINCTION
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SEE ALSO MARTIAL ARTS
KUNG FU FIGHTFRS
K,|AN7AA (AFRICAN FESTIVALI
SEE ALSO AFRICA (SEE ALSO NAMES OF COUNTRIES)
SEE ALSO HOLinAVS ISEF ALSO SPECIFIC HOLIDAYS)
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SUBJECTS
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DURHAM TO CELEBRATE FIRST KWAM24A EVENT
KWAN24A BHINGS HERITAGE HOME
LIdRARIES HAVE KWANZAA SHOW
DURHAM CELEBRATES KWANZAA THU^SOAV
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SEE ALSO DRUGS
COFFEE AT A5U APPARENTLY SPIKFO WITH LSD
50Q ARRESTS SEEN FROM DRUG PKOBF
SUSPECTS INVESTIGATED ABOUT DRUGGED COFFEE
LSD FOUND IN COFFEE FROM ASU
TWO CHARGED IN DRUGGED COFFEE CASE
LVG PSOPERTIES. INC. (CHARLOTTE, N.C.I
EASTGATE IS SOLO TO MARYLAND FIRM FOR »7.3 MILLION
L. E. WOOTEN CO.
COSTS BLOCKING CKEEnHOOR GYM
CREEOMOOK... WATER SUPPLY ADEQUATE IF TREATMENT PLANT CAPACITY EXPANDED
SOUTH GRANVILLE WATER SYSTEM PROPOSED
LA PETITE ACADEMY
A MUSSEL ING WE WILL GO
LA SERTOMA, DURHAM INTERNATIONAL
SEE ALSO DURHAM SERTOMA CLUB
PRESIDENT VISITS
LAPELS
SEE CIGARETTES. LABELS
SEE CLOTHING, LABELS
SEE COUNTERFEIT LABELS
SEE WARNING LABELS
LABOR, U.S.
SEE ALSO U.S. DEPT. OF LABOR
SOUTH MOVING AHEAD ECONOMICALLY BUT STILL PLAYING CATCHUP WITH NORTH
LABOR DAY
MADD LEADER URGES SUPPORT FOR 'ORAM SHOP' BILL
HOUSE PASSES BILL ON INVESTIGATIVE GRAND JURIES
HIGHER RETIREMENT BENEFITS BACKED FOR LOCAL LAWMEN
TREASURE HUNT, FQLK MUSIC PLANNED FOR GARDEN'S LABOR DAY OPEN HOUSE
GULLEY ON PROGRAM AT UNION CELEBRATION
OPEN HOUSE WILL CELFBRATE FLORA
ORANGE CO. TO OBSERVE LABOR DAY
OFFICIALS URGE LABOR DAY DRIVERS To USE CARE
DURHAM SCHOOLS, OFFICES WON'T OPEN LABOR DAY
REGGAE, 'STARS AND STRIPES' CONCERT HIGHLIGHT LABOR DAY EVENTS
LABOR DAY GAS IS AT 6-YEAR LOW
LABOR DAY HOLIDAY CLOSINGS LISTED
UNION OR NOT, WORKING PEOPLE GET PEST TODAY
UNFORTUNATELY, SUME IN U.S. DON'T HAVE JOBS TO SALUTE
BROOKS TOUTS TRADITIONAL wtiRK VALUES
LABOR DAY DRIVERS CHARGED WITH Owl
12 ARE KILLED IN HOLIDAY ACCIDENTS
DURHAM MERCHANTS BUSY DURING LABOR DAY SALES
1"! DIE ON N.C. HIGHWAYS OVER HOLIDAY
CHEAP SHOTS AT LABOR
ORGANIZED LABOR DECLINE HURTS N.C.
LAPOR ' LAWS
SEE ALSO CHILD LABOR LAWS
SEE ALSO COLLECTIVE BARGAINING
SEE ALSO UNIONS, U.S.
UNION FIGHTING PROPOSAL LIFTING BAN ON CLOTHING MAKERS WORKING AT HOME
LABOR UNIONS
SEE UNIONS, DURHAM
SEE UNIONS, N.C.
SEE UNIONS, U.S.
LACHN'ORA (PLANNED SUBDIVISION!
LOW MORTGAGES FUEL HOME PRICE RISE
HOUSING PLANNED
LADD FURNITURE INC.
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
LADD REPORTS 7.5t SALES GAIN
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
OUAPTFRLY SALES UP FOR LADD FURNITURE
LADIES PROFESSIONAL GOLF ASSnCIATION
SEE ALSO GOLF
SEE ALSO WOMEN, SPORTS
LOPEZ READY FOR COMEBACK
LEAD
LUrci KtAUT l-UK LUMtbALK
GEODES IS HENREDON FAVORITE
TRIO SHARES LPGA HENREDON L!
THREE ATOP HENREDON
PAIR ATOP HENREDON; LOPEZ LURKING 3 BACt
WALTON'S 63 TAK=S LEAD IN HENREDON
KING RALLIES, NIPS CARNER IN PLAYOFF TO
WIN HENREDON
LADY JULIA IPLAYI
PASSION, HUMOR PRESENTED IN EVENING OF ONE-ACTS
LAI SSEZ-FAIRF
GOVERNMENT POKING INTO FAMILIES DANGEROUS
LAKE BEN JOHNSON
HILLSBOROUGH ABANDONS RAISED LAKE LEVEL PLAN
REPORT NOTES WATER SHORTAGE
WATER SUPPLIES DWINDLE
HILLSPOPOUGH TAXES INCREASED S CENTS
VANDALS STINT HILLSBOROUGH'S WATER SUPPLY
HILLSPOPOUGH POLICE SAY PAIR CONFESS TO VANDALISM AT 0AM
2 CHAPGED IN ORANGE CO. WATFR LOSS
HILLSBOROUGH RESIDENTS PITCHING IN TO CUT BACK
•WADING' WATER BRINGS CHARGE
ORANGF COUNTY GETS MANDATORY WATER MEASURES
LIKE LIQUID GOLD: FOCUS IS ON WATFR IN AREA'S WORST DROUGHT IN
A WASTE OF WATER
TWO ACCUSED OF RELEASING WATER MAKE BAIL
STATE WANTS MORE WATER FLOWING IN ENO
LOW ENO HASN'T HURT CITY WATER
HILLSBOROUGH FACES MANDATED WATER SAVING
WATER AUTHORITY NEGOTIATING FT R USE OF PONDS, OUARRIES
OWASA FINDS 'MYSTERY' POND; TOWN OKS HELP
OWASA FIGURES CHALLENGED
JUDGE FREES BROTHERS WHO LOWERED LAKE
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w»TER-wiSTIN& DUO SHOULD 8E PJNIShEO
OISCIPLINE SPURNED IN DAB CASE
HILLSBJROU&H WANTS ACTION O'l BESSOVOIR
RAIN BILLING RESERVOIRS IN C3JNTV
LAKE aUTNER
ORANOE TO GET LAKE ?UTNER MAT?R
ORANGE KATER AUTHORITY WANTS AUTNER WATER FLOWUG AUG. 18
OMASA Si^TS Au5. 18 AS DATE BUTNFR'S WATER FLOW BEGINS
OWASA AIHS TO START WATER TRANSFER AUG. 18
PLAN FOR DURHAM TO TREAT WATER FOR ORANGE OK • 0
LAKE CAMMACK
BURLINGTON WILL VOTE ON BONDS TO FINISH LAK^^
LAKE CITY, FLCRIDA
SEE ALSO FLORIDA
BANNING OF BOOK PROMPTS SUIT
*"*" VIRGINIA BEACH OKS FEES TO PAY FOR LAKE PIPELINE
VIRGINIA OKS PIPELINE DESIGN "ACT
N.C. PONDERS POSSIBLE DEAL WITH VA. OVt» U.S. IT. WATER
VIRGINIA REACH APPROVES PIPFLINF DESIGN CONTRACT
PIPELINE OPPONENT PLEADS FOR HELP IN FIGHT „,„,.,. ^ ^.^^t
ROANOKE RIvFR ASSOCIATION TO 3ET PROGRESS REPORT ON PIPELINE FIGHT
ASSOCIATION'S LAWYER: ACTION EXPECTED SOON ON PIPELINE
•NO DEAL IN WORKS' ON GASTON PIPELINE
LAKE GASTON PIPELINE COHPRO"ISc R'^JECteD
U.S. JUCGE ASKED TO MAKE DECISION ON LAKE PIPELINE
FALLS LAKE DECISION DUE SOON , , , ,
N.C. OUESTIONS EFFECTS UPSTREAM OF PROPOSED PIPELINE
LIGHTNING SUSPECTED AS CAUSE OF VA. FIRE
VA. CITY TELLS N.C. NOT TO PE STINGY WITH WATER
ROAfiOKE RIvER ASSOCIATION HILL REVIEW FIGHT AGAINST PIPELINE
ARGI/MFNTS N^XT WEEK IN PIPELINE SUIT
JUDGE HEARS LAWSUIT ON GASTON PIPELINE
PROTECTING THE RIVER
LAKE HOLT
SEE HOLT LAKE
LAKE HYCO
SEE HYCO LAKE
'"'"'^ CARS OAPAGEO AT LAKE LURE OFFICIAL'S HOME
POLICE CHIEF OF LAKE LURE IS =IRED
LAKE MACKINTOSH IPROPOSEDI
BURLINGTON WILL vnT<= ON BONDS TO FINISH LAKE
GRAHA", MEBANE PLAN VOTE ON WATER BONDS
BURLINGTON "OVES FORWARD ON B?NDS
SOME ALAMANCE VOTERS FACE BONO ISSUE CHOICE
ALAMANCE SHERIFF WINS SEVENTH TERM
"■""see also "aTTAMUSKEET NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE
HATTA-USKEET HAS REFUSED TO BE SJPDUED
MILITARY FLIGHTS WORRY WILDLIFE REFUGES MANAGER
ARCHAEOLOGIST: N.C. SITE MAY ?£ INDIAN VILLAGE
•■"^ MFBANe'"TO open RECREATION AREA AT LAKE MICHAEL
GRAHAM. MEBANE PLAN VOTE ON WATER BONOS
L AK E M I C H I E
SEE ALSO LITTLE RIVER LAKE
SEE ALSO LITTLE RIVER RESERVOIR
BOAThOUSE TO BE CLOSED
SOLITUDE
MAYOR DEFENDS STEP HE TOOK ON TPEYBURN
BONOS «OULD HELP FINANCE EXPANSION OF WATER PLANTS
TRIANGLE AREA NEEDS RAIN, BUT LAK'=S HIGH
DURHAM MAY BE MODEL FOR WATER SYSTEMS
RDU FORECASTERS SAY RAIN MAY CONTINUE TO WEEKEND
MAYOR ASKS DURHAM TO CONSERVE nATER
DRY DURHAM URGED TO CONSERVE WATER , , ,. ,„„ ^coc u
LIKE LIQUID GOLD: FOCUS IS CN WATER IN AREA'S WORST DROUGHT IN 100 YEARS H
CITY WATER USE DIPS AFTER EDICT
WATER CONSERVATION IMPROVEMENT NEEDED
DURHAM BUYS WATER FRO" "UTNER
LAKE LEVELS ,^_
PANEL FAVORS CHANGING RULES ON SAVING WATER
LAKE LEVELS
LAKE LEVELS
LAKE LEVELS
CITY'S WATER PLANNING A MODEL OF FORESIGHT
LAKE LEVELS
LAKE LEVELS
LAKE LEVELS , , ,
DURHAM CLOUDINESS MAY HAVE SILVER LINING
LAKE LEVELS
LAKE LEVELS
LAKE LEVELS
LAKE LEVELS
LAKE LEVELS
LAKE LEVELS
LAKE LEVELS
RAINS TC AFFECT HARVEST
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LAKE LEVELS
LAKE LEVELS
LAKE LEVELS
LAKE LEVELS
LAKE LEVELS
LAKE LEVELS
RAINS TC HELP WATER LEVELS
WATER-TREATMENT PACT TO AID ORANGE
LAKE LEVELS , , ,
RAIN FAILS TO RAISE LAKE MICHIE LEVEL
LAKE LEVELS
LAKl''S!?HiE^uS''§"°NCHES. BUT CITY CONTINUES TO URGE CONSERVATION
LAKE LEVELS
LAKE LEVELS
LAKE LEVELS
LAKE LEVELS
LAKE LEVELS
WATER RULES TO EASE IF LAKE STABILIZES
LAK^ LEVELS
WATER RESTRICTIONS SHOULD CONTINUE, COUNCIL ADVISED
RAINS FORCE DURHAM TO CLOSE 21 STREETS „crco„nTo
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9/19/86 4
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1/01/86 - 12/31/66
SUBJECTS
PAGE 579
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HEAVY RAINS FLOOD STREETS. BUSINESSES OF DURHAM
LAKE LEVELS
GULLEV TO END HATER RESTRICTITNS
CONSERVATION PLAN IS WATER OVER DAM
LAKE LEVELS
LAKE LEVELS
THINGS JUST DUCKY AT LAKE MICHIE
LAKE LEVELS
LAKE LEVELS
LAKE LEVELS
LAKE LEVELS
LAKE LEVELS
LAKE LEVELS
LAKE LEVELS
NEW DURHAM RESERVOIR 70t COMPLETE
DURHAM WATER OFFICIAL EXPECTS NO PROBLEMS
DESPITE DRY SEPTEMBER. WATER-USE CURBS UNLIKELY
SCATTERED SHOWERS BLESS THIRSTY DURHAM
USE LITTLE RIVER RESERVOIR FOR RECREATION
LAKE MICHIE. HYDROELECTRIC GENERATORS
SEE ALSO HYDROELECTRIC POWER
CITY BOND ISSUE: HYDROELECTRIC POWER RETURNS
ELECTRIC BONDS: PROFIT LIKELY
BONO PACKAGE INCLUDES LAKE MICHIE GENERATORS
LAKE MICHIE DAM
CITY BOND ISSUE: HYDROELECTRIC POWER RETURNS
ELECTRIC BONOS: PROFIT LIKELY
HIGH AND DRY
GULLEY TO END WATER RESTRICTIONS
LAKE NORMAN
TEEN DROWNS AT LAKE NORMAN
bODY IS FOUND IN LAKE NORMAN
MARIJUANA AMONG CROPS HIT HARD BY N.C. DROUGHT
BOATS VANDALIZED
MECK NECK PEOPLE ASK FOR SECESSION
LAKE ORANGE
LAKE ORANGE LAND OFFERED TO CTUNTY
REPORT NOTES WATER SHORTAGE
TRIANCLE J TO FLUSH PLAN FQR WATER BILL
WATER SUPPLIES DWINDLE
HILLSBOROUGH TAXES INCREASED 6 CENTS
HILLSPOBOUGH SEEKS SOLUTIONS TO WATER CRISIS
LIKE LICUIO GOLD: FOCUS IS ON WATER IN AREA'S WORST DROUGHT IN IDO
STATE WANTS MORE WATER FLOWINS IN ENO
LOW ENO HASN'T HURT CITY WATER
DON'T RAISE LAKF 0AM TO BENEFIT OEVELOPFRS
HILLSBOROUGH FACES MANDATED WATER SAVING
HILLSBOROUGH WATER CONSERVATION HITS MANDATORY STAGE
LAKE LEVELS
LAKE LEVELS
LAKE LEVELS
HILLSBOROUGH BALKS ON WATER SALES REQUEST
LAKE LEVELS
OWASA STAFF PRESENTS 3 PLANS
RAINS IGNORE ORANGE
LAKE LEVELS
LAKE LEVELS
LAKE LEVELS
LAKE LEVELS
LAKE LEVELS
OWASA FINDS
LAKE LEVELS
ORANGE OFFICIALS QUESTION FIGURES ON WATER SUPPLY
OWASA FIGURES CHALLENGED
LAKE LEVELS
LAKE LEVELS
LAKE LEVELS
LAKE LEVELS
LAKE LEVELS
LAKE LEVELS
LAKE LEVELS
LAKE LEVELS
LAKE LEVELS
LAKE LEVELS
LAKE LEVELS
LAKE LEVELS
LAKE LEVELS
LAKE LEVELS
LAKE LEVELS
LAKE LEVELS
LAKE LEVELS
LAKE LEVELS
LAKE LEVELS
LAKE LEVELS
LAKE LEVELS
STORM FLOODING DURHAM'S STREETS WAS ALSO FILLING ITS RESERVOIR
HEAVY RAINS FLOOD STREETS. BUSINESSES OF DURHAM
LAKE LEVELS
LAKE LEVELS
LAKE LEVELS
HILLSBOROUGH EASES WATER CONSERVATION
LAKE LEVELS
LAKE LEVELS
LAKE LEVELS
LAKE LEVELS
LAKE LEVELS
LAKE LEVELS
RAIN PA! SES LAKE LEVELS
LAKE LEVELS
HILLSBOROUGH ADMINISTRATOR: LARGER LAKE EASIER THAN TOTING BUCKETS
MAYOR WANTS TO EASE RULES ON WATER USE
HILLSBOROUGH WANTS ACTION ON RESERVOIR
TWO PANELS TO TACKLE WATER PROBLEMS
COMMISSIONERS FORM WATER STUDY PANELS
WATER RULES EXPECTED TO BF LIFTED
LAKES FALLING. BUT BUTNFR WA T= R ARRIVES
ORANGE DELAYS NEW WATER-USE RESTRICTIONS
ORANGE COUNTY ORDERING WATER CONSERVATION
AUTHORITY STILL STUDYING PUMPING WATER TO HELP NORTH ORANGE COUNTY
PARCHED ORANGE
RAIN NOT MUCH HELP
HILLSBOROUGH'S WATER LEVEL DIPS TO 65-DAY SUPPLY
HILLSBOROUGH DENIED STATE LOAN FOR WATER PUMP, PIPE
UTILITY FINALIZING PLANS FOP H ILL SliOROUGH WATER
CANE CREEK RESERVOIR PUMPED E^ipTY
MOBILE HOME OWNERS WIN THEIR BATTLE
RAIN FILLING RESERVOIRS IN COUNTY
DESPITE RAIN, ORANGE STILL CONSERVING WATER
HILLSBOROUGH LIFTS WATER-USE LIMITS
OWASA LIFTS CHAPEL H I LL-C ARR BO RO WATER BAN
1 ORANGE AREA STILL HAS WATER-USE CURBS
ORANGE COUNTY LIFTS RESTRAINTS ON WATER USERS
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MONTHLY/AN
AUTHQOITT SfEKS EMO TO WATER "EASURES
I N 0 E X
SUBJECT
LAKE PHELPS
ANCIENT CANCES FOUND AS
PHELPS LAKE SHRINKS
""'"^ CAMPUS^'VILLAGE* TO OOUPLE SUE OF N.C. STATE
LAKE RIDGE AERO PARK
RESIDENCES ARE RISING AROUND OtO DIRT RUHHAY
COpD"O0R... WATER SUPPLY ADEOJATE IF TkEATM^NT PLANT CAPACITY EXPANOED
STATE OFFICIALS WANT TIGhTEP LAKE WATERSHED STANDARDS
G^JANVILLE STUDYING POLICIES Tl PROTECT CREEOMOOR'S LAKE
3IDS FOR SURVEY DELAY ANNEXATION OF LAKE ROGERS
LAKE ROXPORO
SEE ALSO ROXBORO RESERVOIR
SUIT A&AINST ROXBDRCl HAS 3EEN ORUPPEO
ROXPORO FILES ITS ANSWER TO LAWSUIT
ROXPORO DENIES RESPONSIBILITY FOR 0AM 6REAK
ROXPORO IS USING BACK-UP RESERVOIR
CHANGE OF VENUE GRANTED ON SUIT
LAKE WYLIE
TWO BOATERS KILLED,
LAKES, N.C. ISEE ALSO NAMES OF LAKE
SEE ALSO RIVERS. N.C.
YMCA OPENS <. LAKE ARE'S
WATER WCES: DANCER RISES AS LAKES FALL
owASA FINOS '"ystery' pono; t^wn oks help
MEAT WAVE KEEPING LAKE OFFICERS BUSY . „_ , ,
hot weather and cheaper gasoline have INCREASED VISITORS AT LAKES
LAKEVIEw SCHOOL (COMMUNITY EDUCATION PROGRAMI
MAJOR SWYCERT REMEMSEREO AT FIRMER LAKEVIEW SCMOOL
MEMORIAL FOR CUSTODIAN
LAKEWOOO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
SEE LAKEWOOO SCHOOL
FOUR HURT IN SMASH
;si
LAKEWOCD PARK
•MISS DURHAM-
I-SSS REMINISCES
LAKEWOOO SCnrOL
MC8ILF LUNCHES MAKE SCHOOLS" =000 BILLS EASIER To SWALLOW
IN LINE
DURHA- LEADING THE WAY IN PRE-SCHOOL EDUCATION
LAKEWOOO SHOPPING CENTER
PTA SHOP HAS MOVED TO LAKEWOOO
GRAND OPENING
PURSE SNATCHER DRAGS WOMAN SEVERAL FEET
DURHAM ART GUILD OPENS NEW ME-BERS' SALES GALLERY
WINN Olxlf CLOSES LAKEWOOO STORE: NEW STORE CIIEO
WINNERS ANNOUNCED
LAKEWOOO CENTER. INN SELL FOR ST. 9 MILLION
WITTENBERG SEEKS TENANTS FOR LAKEWOOO CENTER
DEER CRASHES INTO DURHAM BUSriESS
DEER CRASHES INTO SHOP AT LAKEWOOO
LAKewOOO SWIFT SERVE TEXACO STATION
GUNMAN ROPS STORE OF S120
ARMED MAN ROBS STEAK RESTAURANT
GUNMAN ROBS STATION
RALEIGH MAN CHARGED WITH ROBBERIES
LAI'EWOOO VIDEO ANO NFWS
DURHAM P0CK5T0RE EMPLOYEES' SJ I T OVER PORNO LAW ARRESTS IS DISMISSED
HEARINGS BEGIN IN DURHAM PQRN CASES
JUDGE ORDERS NARROWING OF OBSCENITY CHARGES
JUDGE REFUSES TO DROP DURHAM PORN CHARGES
JUDGE REJECTS ARGUMENT THAT PORN LAW IS INVALID
GRAND JURY INDICTS b ON OBSCENITY COUNTS
JUDGE DELAYS PQRN TRIALS
4 OBSCENITY TRIALS OELAYEO
PORN TRIALS POSTPONED
EX-FMPLOYEE GETS SUSPENDED TERM IN OBSCENITY CASE
Ex-eOCKSTORE EMPLOYEE FINED
FAIRCLOTh to test OBSCENITY STATUTE
OPSCENITY TRIAL POSTPONED UNTIL OEC. 15
OPSCENITY LAW CONVICTION GETS SUSPENDED SENTENCE
LAMAR UNIV. SPORTS. BASKEIRALL
STATE ASSISTANT GETS LAMAR JO'
SPRING LAMB: TRY A TRADITIONAL EASTER FEAST
PRIZE LAMB
LANCASTER COUNTY, SOUTH CAROLINA
SEE ALSO S.C.
TWO CAkOLINAS STAMP ANDREW JACKSON CLAI"
LANCASTER STONE PRODUCTS (BUFFALO, N.Y.I
COMPANY WILL TRY TO PREVENT JARRING BLASTS
LAND LOS": PREVENTION PROJECT
SEE ALSO BLACKS. FARMERS
SEE ALSO FARMLAND
LANO LOSS GETS 420,000
LAND SALES
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, LANO SALES
SEE ALSO PROPERTY DISPUTES
COUNTY SCHOOLS TO SELL LANU
A BLOW STRUCK FOR THE HOARY PJCCOON „,,,,
DURHA- H0ME3UYERS' OILEMMA: LOW INTEREST, HIGH LAND PRICES
RALEIGH FIRM TO BUILD ORANGE INDUSTRIAL PARK
GOVERNMENT TO BUY MOUNT CELO LAND
LANO SALES, CITY- AND COUNTY-OWNED
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, LANO SALES
SEE ALS" DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, LANO SALES
COUNTY SCHOOLS TO SELL LAND
LIBERTY PLAZA PROPOSAL SPURS "ORE INTERESTS
EOGEMONT INCLUDED IN HCUSING PROGRAM
PANEL OKS AGREEMENT ON BUILDING , . , , „ „.
COUNTY SCHOOLS PLAN TO AUCTIO'l 66 ACRES NEAR TRIANGLE PARK
COUNTY SCHOOLS RECEIVE 35 IN3JIRIES ON LAND SALE
CITY TO CLEAR WAY FOR HIGHWAY, 3 PARKS
WEST DURHAM PARK LAND MAY BE SOLO
LANO SALES. FEOERALLY-OwNEO
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1
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s
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4/18/86
c
1
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H 1 8/09/86 C 1 N 580
S 2 7/10/86 A 13
s
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3/11/86 C
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3/21/86 E
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s
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3/31/86 A
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s
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3/27/86 A
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1 I
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3/11/86
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6/16/86
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"69
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0/25/86
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M60
H
7
3/26/96
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S51
H
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11/23/86
M N
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7
11/24/86
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S92
s
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12/19/36
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12/29/86
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1/01/86
INDEX
li/31/B6
SUBJECTS
P«r,e ill
1/09/17
SEE ALSO PRIV4TIZATI0N
SEE ALSO RALEIGH/OURHAM AIRPORT. LAND SALES
WAKE FOREST U«1IVERSITY HWNS FARMER CONSULATE IN VENICF, ITALY
LAND SALES. PRIVATE-OWNED
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. DURHAM, PROPERTY SALES
SEE ALSO EASEMENTS
TEEO PROPERTY SALE A $70 MILLION DEAL
BUSINESS BRIEFING
WITTENBERG REFUSES CITY BID ON LAND
MAYOR: LAND DEAL CAN BE CLOSEO
'^i^l^. £t'*IE5 DEVELOPER PLUGS OFFICE-TOWER PLANS
WITTENBERG GETS HIS PRICE
•RINKY-DINK- IS ONLY IN THE EYE OF BEHOLDER
CITY TO STUDY WASTE DISPOSAL
GARAGE LAND APPRAISAL VALUED AT 110 A SO. FT.
41D-PER-F00T APPRAISAL FOR PARKING REVEALED
WALKER. ET AL. VS. STATE IN CTURT ON LAND SALE PRICE
PARKING-LAND DEAL NEEDED OPEN DOORS
WRONG FORMULA LED TO GARAGE-LAND VALUE
N.J. COMPANY BUYS FIRST LAND IN TREYUURN PROJECT
MOUNTAIN RETREAT IS SOLO TO STATE
DURHAM FIRM BUYS DEVELOPMENT
HONEY EARMARKED TO PURCHASE LAND
U.S. TO BUY 1.500 ACRES IN YANCFY
DEVELOPER TO PAY FINE
WELLONS FINED OVER "RICE OF LAKE LAND
GLAXO BUYS RTF LAND
GROUP WANTS INDUSTRIAL PARK ON FC« LAND
TEERS SELL LAND FOR COMPLETION OF RESERVOIR
CLEARING THE RECORD
LAND PRICES HURTING PROGRESS ON ROADS. BOARD MEMBERS SAY
0WA5A HOPES TO CLOSE TEER DEAL WEDNESDAY
LAND SALES. STATE-OWNED
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE PROPERTY OFFICE
SEE ALSO RALEIGH/OURHAM AIRPORT. LAND SALFS
BUTNER LAND SALE REGULATIONS PROPOSED
?l!?f'-??S5„5"'5,F*''^ DIDNT TELL HIM SWAMPLAND WAS CONTAMINATED
ARTS SCHOOL GETS t<.2i.000 FRO^ RETREAT SALE
UNC BOARD STUDIES PLAN FOR GROWTH AT N.C. STATE
LAND SURVEYS
SEE ALSO BOUNDARY DISPUTES
SEE ALSO SURVEYS
RALEIGH OFFICIAL DOUBTFUL ABOUT HELPING SURVEY
SURVEYOR SOUGHT FOR OFFICE PROJECT
LAND USE
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL. N.C. LAND USE
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY. N.C. LAND-USE PLAN
SEE ALSO GRANVILLE COUNTY. N.C LAND USE
SEE ALSO GROWTH MANAGEMENT PLANNING
ill JhiS ORUG?'?JuN?'Y.''S:^^fLA^^Tsl'' '"° "««"''=-" OEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO ZONING LAWS
GRANVILLE COUNTY TASK FORCE ADOPTS LAND-USE PLAN
BATTLE LINES DRAWN IN CHEROKEF FOREST DISPUTE
fS2S?J!;^S'-t°i*5 COMMUNITIES TO USE STUDENTS FOR RESEARCH
COMMITTEE ENDORSES REPORT ON CITY THOROUGHFARE PLAN
CITY COUNCIL TO STUDY AREA'S TRAFFIC DEMANDS
HORRISVILLE PLANS ITS PRIME LOCATION
MRS. HERON ATTENDS LAND-USE MEETING
LAND VALUES
SEE ALSO APPRAISALS
SEE ALSO FARMLAND. VALUE
SEE ALSO PROPERTY REVALUATION
SEE ALSO REAL ESTATE APPRAISAL
TREYBURN LAND'S COST OVERESTIMATED
DEVELOPER TO PAY FINE
LANDFILLS, N.C
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY LANDFILL
SFE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY LANDFILL
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, LA
SEE ALSO WARREN COUNTY. N.C, LA
2 N.C. SITES SAID ON NUCLEAR W
AREA COUNTIES EYE LANDFILL INS
STATE ASKED TO PROHIBIT BURIAL
DRY WFLL LEAVES STOVALL WITH H
FIREMEN CONTROL LANDFILL BLA2F
ALAMANCE JOINS AREA LANDFILL 5
GRANVILLE DECIDES STANCES ON N
FBI INVESTIGATING LANDFILL FIR
LANDFILL RULES CALLED UNREALIS
GROUNDWATER LANDFILL RULES ARE
NUCLEAR WASTE LANDFILL IN WIL'
HOUSEHOLD HAZAROQUS WASTES S TU
DURHAM CITY PANEL EXAMINES THR
CITY EXPLORES DISPOSAL SITE PD
NDFILLS
NOFILL
ASTF STORAGE LIST
URANCE PROGRAM
OF NUCLEAR WASTES
ATER WOES AGAIN
TUDY PANEL
UMBER OF RESOLUTIONS
E
TIC
DEFENDED
ES TAUGHT STATE LESSONS
DIED
EE-COUNTY DUMP PROPOSAL
SSIBILITY
b
LANDFILLS. U.S.
SEE ALSO DUMPS
TOWN DUMPS CAN RE PEACHEE PLACES
LANDLORD-TENANT LEGISLATION
SEE ALSO HOUSING, N.C
SEE ALSO N.C, LAWS
SEE ALSO RENTAL PROPERTY
LAW PROTECTS TENANTS, LANDLORDS
LANDLORD-TENANT PROBLEMS
SEE ALSO RENT CONTROL
LAW PROTECTS TENANTS. LANDLORDS
LANDLORD ENTITLE TO ASK FOR DEPOSIT
WOMAN CHARGED WITH RENTING S A" E APARTMENT SEVERAL TIMES
LANDMARK (NEWSPAPER I
DESPITE CANCER, WINDSOR PLANS TO PUBLISH HIS FEISTY PAPER AGAIN
LANDMARK CENTER (RALEIGH, N.CI
PARK PLANNED FOR BUSINESS AT MORRISVILLE
LANDMARK COMMUNICATIONS. INC.
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
LANDSCAPING
SEE ALSO GARDENING, DURHAM
^^f *k^9 TRIANGLE ASSOCIATION OF LANDSCAPE PROFESSIONALS
LANDSCAPE DESIGN LECTURE PLANNED
CHAPEL HILL DEVELOPMENT SNAGGFO AGAIN
DON'T LITTER NATURE'S BEAUTY
IT TAKES EXPERTISE: HOME LANDSCAPING BEST LEFT TO PROFESSIONALS
LANDWRIGHT CORP.
H 2 6/13/86 A 11
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8
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'i/03/n6
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5/oi/n6
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5/02/86
A
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5/05/86
A
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5/06/66
A
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S51
S 2
5/09/86
A
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5/0''/86
C
N
M69
S 2
5/16/86
A
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H 2
5/17/86
c
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5/17/86
c
P N
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S 2
5/20/R6
A
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S 2
5/28/86
A
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H 2
6/27/86
B
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H 2
7/1 1/86
A
16
N
S 2
7/2A/R6
c
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H 2
7/26/86
A
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N
H 2
7/27/86
D
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N
S 2
8/05/86
A
I
N
H 2
8/06/86
C
10
N
S 2
8/22/86
A
N
W82
H 3
8/28/86
E
N
H 2
12/20/86
A
M N
Min
H 2
12/23/86
A
2
N
H 2
12/30/86
B
1
M
0*6
H 3
12/30/86
B
1
N
L90
H I
5/07/86
C
1
•1
H 2
7/05/86
B
6
N
S 2
7/10/86
A
1
N
S 2
9/12/86
A
1
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<./23/86 C 1 N W36
<./29/86 C 3 N
H
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3/27/86 B
3 N
S30
H
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7/07/B6 B
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9/25/86 B
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9/30/86 C
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8/05/86 A 1 N
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9/18/86
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10/15/86
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11/11/86
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11/11/86
A
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N
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H 2 7/27/86 D
S 2 7/21/86 C I
S 2 7/21/86 C 1 N M06
S 2 9/29/86 B 1 N
H 2 10/16/86 A 23 N
H 2 12/29/86 C 1
H 2 7/10/86 B 5
H 2 1/21/86 A 13
H I l/2<./86 e I N
H 2 2/10/86 A 1 N 181
H 2 6/09/86 A <. L
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HONTHLY/4
INDEX
W/31/96
SUBJECTS
I>4-,E i'J
I/O'/"?
OURHAX FIRM BUYS OEVELOPMFNT
LiNO-lRIGMT «(UYS. "LANS TQ COMPLETE SOUTHE 1 STERN UURH4H DEVELOPMENT
LANE COMPANY (FURNITURE I
A GIFT FROM MOTHER TO DAUGHTER
MlNUFaCTURING GIANT BIOS FOR LANE
LANE MANAGEMENT AND DEVELOPMENT CO. ( GREEriSoOKO. N.C.I
NEW GROWTH TAKING ROOT AT DEAD PLANT
LANE PUBLISHING CO.
SEE THOMAS C. LANE PUSiLISHING C? •
LANGUAGE
SEE ALSO AIN'T
SEE ALSO BODY LANGUAGE
SEE ALSO CURSING
SEE ALSO ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE
SEE ALSO FOREIGN LANGUAGES
SEE ALSO GRAMMAR
SFE ALSO L INGUI5TS
SEE ALSO OXYMORON SOCIETY
SEE ALSO PUBLIC SPEAKING
SEE ALSO Slang
SEE ALSO SPEECH PATHOLOGY
SEE ALSO WRITING
PROFESSOR SAYS WORDS CAN GIVE AWAY AGE
CORRECTION OFFICIAL GIVES SPACEY ANALYSIS OF DEPARTMENT
WHEN PLURAL. GIVE 'EM CREDIT
VERBAL POLLUTION
AWESOME GROWS TIRESOME
TRY SINCERE CHEERS
PLAIN TALK FROM REAGAN'S "EN
LAGNI4PPE IS SOMETHING EXTRA
A LEXICON FOR POLITICAL STATEMENTS
INSIDE
SAY THAT AGa IN
TO THE "USH-HEAOS: IT AIN'T FAIR
LET'S REVIVE THIS SINGULAR CROUP
PHYSICIAN. LINGUIST TRY TO HELP DOCTORS UNOFRSTAMO PATIENTS
DUKF WRITERS TRY TO UNOERSTAN^ PATIENTS' TERMINOLOGY
•NEO-TRADS:' ANOTHER MAPISON AVE. FLA SH- IN-ThE-PAN
EOITI>:g The burfauc'ats
language was victimized long ago by the greeks
americans' informality obstacle in teaching
LAOS
GOLD "EPCHANT SAYS HE SAW AMERICANS IN LAOTIAN MINES
FORMER SOLDIER SAYS DEATH PARTY ORDERED TO KILL POwS IN LAOS
CARRBORO WCAN WANTS INFORMATION ON FATHER REPORTED MISSING IN LAOS
kETIKED MAJOR FAILS TO APPEAR AT SENATE POw HEARING
LAOTIAN REFUGEES
SEE ALSO HMONG PEOPLE
SEE ALSO REFUGEES
SEE ALSO VIETNAMESE REFUGEES
BURKE CO. OFFERS HAVEN FOR HMONG
DEATH CUTS Short refugee's struggle to build a new life
FAMILIES FROM LAOS BECOME INDEPENDENT IN NEW HOMES
lar lubuvitch dance CO.
LUBOVITCM MATCHES MASTERPIECES
LAR LUBOVITCH ENCOUNTER JOYFUL OCCASION
LARCENY
SEE ROBBERY, DURHAM
SEE ROBBERY. INTERNATIONAL
SEE ROBBERY, N.C.
SEE ROBBERY, U.S.
LARGEMOUTH BASS
SEE ALSO PASS FISHING
FEW YOU'IG BASS FOUNT IN JORDAN LAKE SURVEY
N.C. "AY LIMIT BASS SUE AT LAKE
BIOLOGISTS WORRIED ABOUT BASS IN JORDAN LAKE
THOMPSON BEATS 'DRUM FEVER'
LARYNGOTRACHFTITIS
SEE ALSO POULTRY
SEE ALSO POULTRY INDUSTRY
POULTRY VIRUS FOUND IN CHATHA", ALAMANCE
EXPERTS WORRIED BY POULTRY VIRUS OUTBREAK
CLEARING THE °ECORD
POULTRY DISEASE APPEARS TO BE DECLINING IN PIEDMONT
LASALLE ST.
ALZHEIMER'S CENTER PLANNED
BRIDGE OVER FREEWAY
LASEROCK
SEE ALSO LASERS
•LASER POWER' DEBUTS
LASERS
SEE ALSO LASEROCK
SFE ALSO STAR WARS (MILITARY PR1GRAM1
IN The SPOTLIGHT
VET SCHOOL'S LASER TREATS ANIMALS
THE LAST OF THE RED hqT LOVERS (PLAY I
IN END. 'REO HOT' JUST CHEAP SHOT
LAST RESORT RESTAURANT ICHAPEL HILL, N.C.I
CHAPEL HILL POLICE PROBE BREAK-INS AT BUSINESSES
LATCHKEY CHILDREN
SEE ALSO Child Care
SEE ALSO PHONE-4-FRlENO
PHONC LINE STARTED FOR LATCHKEY CHILDREN
ROXBORO PROGRAM AIMED AT HELPING L4TCMKEY CHILDREN
4 PLACE TO GO... LIBRARIANS LEND BOOKS AND PATIENCE
LATIN
SEE ALSO FOREIGN LANGUAGES
ACADEMY STUDENT WINS ADVANCED LATIN HONOR
N.C. BISHOPS WON'T ALLOW WEEKLY MASSES
SCHOLARSHIP STARTED FOR LATIN MAJORS
LATIN MAKING A COMEBACK IN NORTH CAROLINA SCHOOLS
LATIN AMERICA
SEE ALSO SOUTH AMERICA
SOCIOLUGISI: DRUG PROGRAMS FAILING IN THE THIRD WORLD
HAIG URGES TAKING DRUG WAR 'TO SOURCE'
LATTA ROAD
WELL WOES SPUR CALL FOR CITY WATER
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A
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A
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11/12/86
A
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12/21/86
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12/26/86
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1/08/86
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11
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3/06/86
A
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6/26/86
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H 2 2/09/86 B 9
H I 12/31/86 C 1
H 2
S 2
2/07/86 D 15
2/07/66 A 10
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H 2 13/09/86 B 5 N "97
S 2 12/05/86 B A P U C09
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H 2 './22/86 A 2 N
H 3 5/2A/86 C 1 N
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H 2 1/31/86 D 8 P N
H 2 9/14/86 C 3 N
H 2 A/18/P6 0 7 R W66
H 2 12/02/85 BAN 81C
S 2 l/l 1/86 4 5 P N 059
H 1 3/36/86 B 1 N S8C
H 2 11/30/86 E 1 P F Z II
H 2 0/11/86 B 3 •! U80
H 2 7/22/86 b 3 N
H 1 12/09/86 C 7 N
S 2 12/31/86 4 13 N
H 2 2/06/86 A lA ■( 830
H 2 9/23/86 6 3 P N
S 2 2/25/06 C
MONTHLY/A
NNUAL INDEX
1/01/86 - 12/31/86
CHANGED VOTE GIVES SUPPLY STO^ E PANEL'S OK
VDTE CHANGE TIPS REJONING RULING
LDWE'S SEEKS pezoning; protest petition invalid
LOWE'S REZQNING REQUEST GRANTED av CITY COUNCIL
SPLIT COUNCIL OKS SUPPLY-STORE ZONE
COUNCIL VOTE CALLED IRREGULAR
NEIGHBORS SUE TO BLOCK LOWE'S ZONING
LATTA ROAD RESIDENTS SUE OVER REZONING FOR LOWE'S
JUDGE'S INJUNCTION HALTS LOWE'S STORE TEMPORARILY
RESIDENTS GET INJUNCTION AGAINST LOWE'S BUILDING
LATTA ROAD RESIDENTS TRY TO OBTAIN POND
LATTA ROAD RESIDENTS MEET BOND
COURT BLOCKS NEW LDWE'S STORE IN NORTH DURHAM
COUNCIL WON'T APPEAL RULING
CITY COUNCIL WON'T APPEAL LOWE'S ZONING REVERSAL
LATTA ROAD NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION
CnuRT BLOCKS NEW LOWE'S STORE IN NORTH DURHAM
CITY COUNCIL WON'T APPEAL LOWE'S ZONING REVERSAL
LOWE'S FILES APPEAL IN DENIED REZONING
LOWE'S RULING A SHAKY NEIGHBOR VICTORY
LOWE'S PLAYED BY RULES
MAYOR ACTED PROPERLY
LAUGHING CRINOIDS
THANKS TO THESE PEOPLE FOR HELPING THE ENO
LAUGHTER
SEE ALSO HUMOR
LAUGHING YOURSELF TO HEALTH
UNC PROFS FORM 'HA HA' GROUP
LAUNDERING MONEY
SFE ALSO ORGANIZED CRIME (SEE ALSO SPECIFIC CRIMES)
NIGERIAN FUNDS. SHAW INVESTIGATED
LAUNDRIES AND DRY CLEANERS
SEE DRY CLEANERS AND LAUNDRIES
LAURA DEAN DANCERS AND MUSICIANS
TWO FAMILIAR DANCE GROUPS TAKING NEW DIRECTIONS
SHE CONTINUES TO SPIN OUT DANCES
LAURA DEAN'S WORK SHOWS ARTISTIC GROWTH
LAURA DFAN REJOINS DANCE. MUSIC
SPELLBOUND BY LAURA DEAN
LAUREL HILL. N.C.
N.C. BOASTS LONGEST STRAIGHT SAIL STRETCH
LAURINBURG. N.C.
VICTIMS OF LAURINBURG FIRE IDENTIFIED AS THREE SISTERS
LAURINBURG-MAXTON AIRPORT
SEE ALSO AIRPORTS. N.C.
NEED JETLINER PARTS? CALL AIRPORT IN MAXTON
LAW ENFORCEMENT
SEE ALSO COURTS. N.C.
SEE ALSO CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTE1
SEE ALSO N.C. CENTER ON CRIME AND PUNISHMENT
SEE ALSO POLICE. N.C.
CHATHAM, VANCE USE OF MONEY RAPPED
LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER'S BENEFIT AND RETIREMENT FUND
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE EMPLOYEES. RETIREMENT PLANS
SEE ALSO POLICE. N.C.
SEE ALSO POLICE. N.C RETIREMENT PLANS
SEE ALSO RETIREMENT PROGRAMS
LOBBYISTS. .WILL SEEK REPEAL OF ADDITIONAL BENEFITS FOR LAW OFFICERS
LAW OFFICERS' RETIREMENT PLAN BENEFICIAL
POLITICS VS. BENEFITS
EXTRA BENEFITS LAW WORKING. BUT EXODUS CAUSES CONCERN
LAW ENGINEERING TESTING CO.
DRILLING FOR SOIL SAMPLES
CONTRACT FOR SITE TESTING APPROVED FOR ROU
LAW OF THE SEA
SEE UNITED NATIONS CONFERENCE ON THE LAW OF THE SEA
LAW WEEK
LAW WEEK OBSERVED
LAWN MOWERS
SEE ALSO GRASS (LAWNI
TROUBLED CONFESSIONS FROM A NEAT-LAWN FREAK
HOT WORK
HOT WORK
OUSTY DAYS
WORKINo UNDER A CLOUD
SPRUCING UP
GOOD NEIGHBOR
LITTLE HOUSF ON THE LAWN
LAWS. N.C.
SEE N.C. LAWS
LAWSUIT DAM
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO
LAWYER
MALPRA
CAP UN
NO AGR
JURY A
ASSEMB
LAWYER
VICTIM
STAGE
DAMAGE
MAJOR
PANEL
N.C
SOME H
study:
DUKE F
LEGISL
JORDAN
SOME D
INSIDE
BILL P
INSURA
LIMITS
DEBATE
INSURA
AGE AWARDS
INSURANCE RATES
LIABILITY INSURANCE
MEDICAL MALPRACTICE SUITS
S' GREED NOT CAUSE OF SOARING INSURANCE PREMIUMS — DUKE PROF.
CTICE AWARDS CAP NOT LIKELY
CONTINGENCY FEES NEEOE? IN N.C.
EEMENT SEEN ON MALPRACTICE CAPS
WARDS BRAIN- INJURED WOMAN %l.l MILLION IN TRAIN-CAR WRECK
LY SHOULD DELAY INSURANCE REFORM PILLS
S. LOBBYISTS TRAW BATTLE LINES FOR DERATE
S CALLED 'VICTIMS' IF LIABILITY LAWS CHANGED
SET FOR LEGISLATIVE FIG'^ ON INSURANCE
LIMITS FOR MALPRACTICE FACE CHALLENGE
CIVIL JUSTICE REFORMS PROPOSED
BACKS LIMITS ON DAMAGE AWARDS
MOULD HEOUIRc INSURANCE DISCLOSURES
OPE 'SHORT' SESSION WON'T BE A FULL-COURSE LEGISLATIVE MEAL
N.C. MALPRACTICE SETTLEMENTS UP 20nt
YES MALPRACTICE COVERAGE OPTION
ATORS MUST ACT TO ENO LIABILITY WOES
LIKES IDEA OF SCRAPPING SHORT SESSIONS
OCTORS SEEK STATE'S PROTECTION FROM VACCINE SUITS
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<./a8/86
c
N
S51
S 2
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c
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H 2
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'I/16/R6
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H 2
<./I7/86
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S 2
<./17/a6
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H 2
11/07/86
A
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S 2
11/13/86
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X35
H 2
11/14/86
B
P
N
551
H 2
1/07/B6
A
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S82
H 2
Il/lA/86
B
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ROPOSES MORE AUTHORITY EQR INSURANCE COMMISSIONER
NCE CHIEF WANTS SAFEGUAaOS FOR CONSUMERS
ON VACCINE LIABILITY OUESTIONED
TURNING TOWARD TIGHTER INSURANCE RULES
NCE COST, NOT TORT REFORM. CONCERNS TAR HEELS. SENATOR SAYS
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LEGISLATOR QUESTIONS CAP ON AWARDS
MALPRACTICE INSURANCE CURE SPARKS DEBATE
TIME RUNNINr, OUT FOR TORT LAW REFORM
TORT PEFORM AMENDMENTS EXPECTED
COMMITTEE VOTFS TO RAISF CAPS ON SUIT AWARDS
COMMISSIONER'S PQWERt JURY-AWARD CAPS INCREASED
STATE HOUSE BACKS INCREASED AUTHORITY ON AUTO INSURANCE
COMMITTEE OKS MEASURE TO LIMIT DAMAGES IN SUITS
PANEL CHANGES MALPRACTICE. VACCINATION RILLS
BILL LIMITING MALPRACTICE DAMAGES ON WAY TO SENATE
DEBATE SCHEDULED TODAY ON TORT REFORM
POSSI=ILE SHOWDOWN SET ON TQR T REFORM
PANFL TIES TORT REFORM TO INSURANCE MEASURE , ,
SENATE TENTATIVELY OKS MEASURf TO PROTECT DOCTORS. DRUG MAKERS
DAMAGE-LIMIT VACCINATION BILL PASSES SENATE BY 37-1
SENATE APPROVES BILL TO LIMIT COURT AWARD
SENATE PULLS TORT REFORMS FRC^ MALPRACTICE BILL
•NO-FAULT- VACCINATION PLAN CRITICIZED
SENATE-HOUSE SHOWDOWN SET ON VACCINE BILL
PANEL REMOVES TORT REFORM PROVISIONS ,,,,^ ^l...,^cc
HOUSE SETS UP CONFRONTATION OVER CIVIL JUSTICE CHANGES
INSURANCE MEASURES STALLED
VACCINE MEASURE ENACTED
CONFEREES CHOSEN ON INSURANCE BILLS
INSURANCE CHIEF GETS GREATER AUTHORITY
LEGISLATURE APPROVED ONLY ONE MALPRACTICE PROPOSAL
SIX ATTORNEYS GENERAL RAP INSURANCE INDUSTRY
MALPRACTICE STUDY COMMISSION SHIFTS EMPHASIS
POLL SHOWS VOTERS BACK DAMAGE LIMITS IN SUITS
EXPERT: TORT REFORM POLL FLAWED ,,,.„.^„
MEDICAL SOCIETY'S TORT REFORM POLL OUESTIONEO
PANEL TO PUSH AGAIN FOR TORT REFORMS
LAWSUITS. DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO ANTI-TRUST SUITS
SEE ALSO CLASS ACTION SUITS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV.. LAWSUITS ,,.,, ,,.,.■,
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER. MEDICAL MALPRACTICE SUITS
SEE ALSO LAWYERS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO LIBEL
SEE ALSO MEDICAL MALPRACTICE SUITS
COURT UPHOLDS JUDGMENT AGAINST DUNN
MINISTER SEEKS 195.000 FROM CHURCH DEACONS
CHURCH DISMISSES PASTOR; NEW CHURCH IS FORHFD „„,,,, ,, „,,„,, ten
DURHAM BOOKSTORE EMPLOYEES' SUIT OVER PORNO LAW ARRESTS IS DISMISSED
FEOERAL JUDGE DISMISSES SUIT BY ADULT-BOOKSTORE EMPLOYEES
HEARINGS BEGIN IN DURHAM PQRN CASES
EX-OWNER SUES AMBULANCE FIRM
CAR DEALERSHIP CHANGES HANDS . ,,,^,
HOWARD ASSUMES RESPONSIBILITY FOR CAR DEALERSHIP'S LIABILITIES
COURT ALLOWS DURHAM WOMAN TO PROCEED WITH ASBESTOS SUIT
BURROUGHS WELLCOME SUES FDA. LEDERLE OVER SALE OF DRUG
WELLCOME SUES FDA. FIRM OVER >JEW DRUG
NFir.HRORS SUE TO BLOCK LOWE'S ZONING
LATTA ROAD RESIDENTS SUE OVER REZONING FDR LOWE'S
JUDGE'S INJUNCTION HALTS LOWE'S STORE TEMPORARILY
RESIDENTS GET INJUNCTION AGAIMST LOWE'S BUILDING
LATTA RCAO RESIDENTS TRY TO OBTAIN BOND
SCHOOL RESTRAINED FROM DISMISSING STUDENT
LATTA ROAD RESIDENTS MEET BOND
JUDGE BLOCKS DISMISSAL
GROUP DROPS PLAN FOR TRFYBUPN SUIT
ENO ASSOCIATION WILL DUCK LAWSUIT
JUDGE BACKS BAN ON PUPIL DISMISSAL
LAWSUIT AGAINST LEARY IS RESOLVED
COURT UPHOLDS n MILLION JUDGMENT ,„r,„„r.o
NEW HOMES FOUND DEFECTIVE: CONSULTANT SAYS TROUBLE WIDESPREAD
SECOND LAWSUIT FILED AGAINST KEY HOMES
LAWSUIT FILED AGAINST BUILDER
SSS^^AViS^'SrS^uVF^t^lfLl^rc'^SNCIL OKS CHAPEL HILL-DURHAM BOUNDARY..
DURHAM. CHAPEL HILL END ANNEX SQUABBLE
CHAPEL HILL WELCOMES ANNEXED AREA
TRAUMATIC CUSTODY FIGHT MAY BE COUNTY'S LONGEST
HASTING TAX MONEY
COUNCIL AGREES TO SETTLE LAWSUIT
CITY AGREES TO SETTLE SUIT
PAIR AWARDED ta<..<.00 IN COLLECTION AGENCY SUIT
SOCIAL SERVICES SEARS BURDEN OF SILENCE
DEVELOPER TO PAY FINE , ,
LAWYER SAYS DEVELOPER RECEIVED WORK CHECKS
HORNER SAYS CONTRACT WAS "GREATEST MISTAKE'
DFVELOPFR SAYS LAWYERS FIRED HIM
WHAT DID SUITS COST' SETTLEMENTS ARE ELUSIVE rn.:cT
REPUTATIONS OF KOREAN RESEARCHER. DUKE COLLIDE IN COURT
BPODIE SAYS NEWS REPORTS MISQUOTED HIM
SOME CLAIMS DISMISSED IN SUIT AGAINST DUKE
JUDGE DROPS DEFENDANT IN LAWSJIT AGAINST DUKE „,r,,nr.cT
JUDGE CUTS 560.000. LEAVES t I. 1 3 "ILLION OF AWARD TO BIOLOGIST
CREST STREET LAWYERS LOSE COU' T FIGHT ON LEGAL FEES
COURT BLOCKS NEW LOWE'S STORE IN NORTH DURHAM
FAIRCLOTH TO TEST OBSCENITY STATUTE
LOwE'S RULING A SHAKY NEIGH8U' VICTORY
BOARD UPDERFO TO REVIEW TEACHER'S FIRING
LAWSUITS. INTERNATIONAL
BHOPAL NO LEGAL SPORT
LAWSUITS. N.C.
SEE ALSO ANTI-TRUST SUITS
SEE ALSO CLASS ACTION SUITS
SEE ALSO LAWYERS. N.C.
SEE ALSO LIBEL
SEE ALSO MEDICAL MALPRACTICE SUITS
SEE ALSO PRISONERS. N.C. LAWSUITS
SEE ALSO RALEIGH/0URH4M AIRPORT, LAWSUITS
SEE ALSO TOBACCO. LAWSUITS
. "NFi'-pHRN^LAW UPHELD t ' ^'ic^'^i Ij UDGE REJECTS CONSTITUTIONAL CHALLENGE
STATE BANKS GROW PY 13%; CONSIDERED 'HEALTHY-
JUDICIAL ELECTION SUIT UNRESOLVED AS FILING OPENS
LASHLFY CONVICTED QF DISTRIBUTING UNSIGNED FLIERS
PTL PLANE IMPOUNDED IN CHARLOTTE
SUPREME COURT TO REVIEW CREST ST. LEGAL FEES CASE
CHARLOTTE WOMAN IS AWARDED il. 2 MILLION FOR INJURIES
INMATES FLOODING FEDERAL COURTS WITH SUITS „„^ ...,,. r ,r,M<:
JUDGE REFUSES TO DISMISS PARI OF EEC SUIT AGAINST ORGANIZATIONS
LAWSUITS FILED OVER TRAIN-CAR COLLISION
WHAT AN ABSOLUTELY RIDICULOUS SUIT! (CARTOONl
LAWSUIT FILED OVER SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTION ACTION
WOMAN JOINS LAWSUIT ON POWS. SAYING GOVERNMENT LIED TO HER
ALAMANCE WOMAN FILES SUIT FOR H3.8 MILLION
<. N.C. BOTTLERS PITTED AGAINST COKE AND PEPSI
JACKSON SAYS BLACKS TO SUE OVFR ELECTIONS .,,,,,,, nco.oTMCMT
STATE PLANS TO SUBMIT ELECTION INFQRMATIUN TO JUST I CE DEPARTMENT
LAWYERS: GOVERNMENT NOT NECESSARILY DISPUTING POH CLAIMS
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MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDtX BV SUBJECTS
PAGe S^S
1/01/86 - 12/31/B5 - - - l/ug/a?
»2 MILLION LAWSUIT FILED OVER DEATH OF JAIL INMATE
FEDERAL ATTORNEYS URGE POH LA,VSUIT BE ORQPPFD
LAWYERS AGREE POwS COULP STILL I^E IN SOUTHEAST ASIA
COURT OISMISSFS SUIT OF HOSPITAL MANAGER
VIRGINIA OKS PIPELINE DESIGN PACT
HISSING IN ACTION: AFTER 20 Y5ARS. WIFE AND FRIEND OF POW WAIT...
POH LAWSUIT PLAINTIFFS SEEKING EVIDENCE
GROUP LAUNCHES CAMPAIGN FOR SUPPORT OF POH PROBE „ ^ j,j„,no a ,.
MONEY-RAISERS RAISE OUESTIONS H I V/inAl 1 I T N A S<.
COLLINS (. AIKMAN IS SUING ROxnORO OVER HATER LOSS H 1 3/N/B? h 1 N 5 n?
!^l''JJ^¥rI°„^'-^fnii5^';?!;''= tOVERMOR WILL CONTEST LAw LIMITING EXEC. POWER " " ^<-'-<-' '^ ' ^ ^ ^^
WE GOTTA no SOMETHING APOUT THE GOVERNOR'S ARROGANCE... (CARTOON!
WILKES COUNTY SUING COMPANY OVER REVALUATION """"'-'=••• '>-"'>iiJu™'
MARTIN SAYS HE DOESN'T FEAR RFTALIATION FOR FILING SUIT
ROSE SAYS QUESTIONS RAISED ABOUT STABILIZATION INVENTORY
BIGAMY SUIT FILED AGAINST FORMER DAVIDSON BASKETBALL STAR
LET GOVERNOR GOVERN
ANTI-TORACCO GROUP CLAIMS ASBESTOS-CANCER STUDY FOUND
ANOTHER LAWSUIT FILED OVER COLLAPSE OF DAM
ROSE SAYS MILITARY SHOULD INSPECT AIRCRAFT IT CHARTERS
WILSON COUNTY VOTES TO ACCEPT ELECTION PLAN
SUIT AGAINST ROXBORO HAS BEEN DROPPED
MOTHER'S SUIT BLAMES RAILROAD FOR DEATH OF J-YEAR-OLD SON
HEARING CONTINUED IN CHURCH DISPUTE
CHURCH FIGHT LEADS TO TRESPASS CHARGE „ ^ -,, il,-o mi--,
COMPROMISE REACHED TO SETTLE CHURCH DISPUTE H 1 Z/ii/al ST N SBO
£M?,5coS:''S5i^'.J.?";?°^ ''°'' ""'"^ °'^ LFGISLATIVE STUDY PANEL AGENDA H 2 <,/l3/Sb CI N A5<i
BuSINESSHIGHLIGHTS '"" .-_.-
TWO OXFORD RESIDENTS SUE OVER ACCIDENT
BEST-SELLING AUTHOR IN N.C. DIVORCE CASE
CONGREGATION URGED TO QUIT CONVENTION
SUPREME COURT TO HEAR EXTENSION SERVICE CASE
CREEQMOOR SUIT MAY BE HEARD IN CIVIL COURT
12 MILLION LAWSUIT FRED AGAINST FORMER PRINCIPAL
PRINCIPAL SUED FOR t2 MILLION
GLENN MILLER SAYS POLITICAL MOTIVES BFHINO CLAIMS
PILOT WINS HOD. 000 IN LAWSUIT
TAX STRUCTURE. BUDGET CUTS CITED AS KEY ISSUES
MILLER'S GROUP TO DROP FIREARMS TRAINING
PEPSI SUIT settled: coke goes to trial
WASHINGTON GROUP SETTLEMENTS APPROVED
ELON COLLEGE WOMAN SUES MAN CONVICTED OF BEATING
TRUCKING COMPANY'S SUIT AGAINST BELK'S DISMISSED
WOMAN SUES BEAUTY SALON FOR SI 10. 000
JURY AHARns BPAIN-INJUREO WOMAN « 1 . ■) MILLION IN TRAIN-CAR WRECK
FUND-RAISER RESTRICTIONS STRUCK DOHN
N.C. MENTAL CARE RULING UPHEL:)
COURT BACKS MENTAL CAPE CASE =ULING
REVIEH GROUP NOT TARGET OF HOIAN'S LAWSUIT
MAJOR CIVIL JUSTICE REFORMS PROPOSED
CHARLOTTE LAHYERS FILE SUIT TO HAVE PRISON TORN DOWN
TWO INMATES FILE SUIT TO CLOSE CRAGGY PRISON
LJWYEPS NOT SURE WHEN 17 LAWSUITS IN GREENE CO. BUS TRAGEDY TO BE HEARD
study: N.C. MALPRACTICE SETTLEMENTS UP 200»
SOME DOCTORS SEEK STATE'S PROTECTION FROM VACCINE SUITS
WOUNDED OFFICER SUES THE ESTATE OF HIS ASSAILANT
COURT ASKED TO HALT ELECTION OF JUDGES
COURT GRANTS NEW HEARING ON SOCIAL SECURITY BENEFITS
LIMITS ON VACCINE LIABILITY OUESTIONED
HILLSnORQUGH MAN WINS SUIT
FEDERAL JUDGES OK REDRAWN N.C. DISTRICTS
PIEDMONT TECH'S COX MUM ON GRIEVANCE. FIRING
SENATE TENTATIVELY OKS MEASURE TO PROTECT DOCTORS. DRUG MAKERS
PEPSI PAID 41.5 MILLION TO SETTLE SUIT
ROXBORO FILES ITS ANSWER To LAWSUIT
ROXBORO DENIES RESPONSIBILITY FOR DAM BREAK
SHERIFF SUES TO KEEP RECORDS ZLOSEO AT JAIL
LETTER TO 'MR. JUSTICE' LEADS TO STATE LAWSUIT
INSURANCE COMPANIES CRITICIZE BILL
FANFARE: STATE PLAYER SUES
VACCINE MEASURE ENACTED
BILL APPROVED TO ALLOW SUITS FOR CRIME ASSETS
LEGISLATURE OUITS FOR WEEKEND; CLOSE ON SEVFRAL ISSUES
LAWSUIT AGAINST JIM HUNT SHOULD HAVE BEEN DISMISSED. COURT PULES
ATTORNEY FOR ASTRONAUT'S FAMILY SAYS LAWSUIT WILL PROMOTE SAFETY
REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO. DISPUTES CLAIMS
KLAN COMBAT TRAINING OESCRIBEP
FORMER GREEN PERETS DROPPED FROM POW SUIT
LAHYERS FOR MARTIN, COUNCIL OF STATE SWAP CHARGES
DEES UNDERSTANDS YET PURSUES KLAN
ALAMANCE SCHOOL TRANSFER ISSUE SURFACES AGAIN
FEDERAL JUDGE CLEARS WAY FOR v|.C. PESTICIDE TRIAL
CHAPEL HILL COUPLE WINS AGENCY LAWSUIT
JUDGE RULES AGAINST MARTIN ON COURT ISSUE
N.C. QUESTIONS EFFECTS UPSTREAM OF PROPOSED PIPELINE
SUIT PELAYS MEDICAL EXAMINERS HEARING
FAMILY OF INMATE WHO SUFFOCATED FILES t3 MILLION CLAIM
PLASTICS FIRM IS SUING 3* COCA-COLA BOTTLERS
63 EARLY RETIREES FILE SUIT A3AINST AMERICAN TOBACCO
VA. CITY TELLS N.C. NOT TO BE STINGY WITH HATER
PARENTS HIN RULING ON SCHOOL TRANSFERS
«6 MILLION SUIT FILED AGAINST STORE, MANAGER FOR ALCOHOL SALES...
U.S. CHALLENGES SCHOOL BOARD ELECTIONS
GOLDSBORO COUNCILMAN FACES EMPEZZLING CHARGE
MARTIN LOSES VETO SUIT
JUDGE HALTS SUIT BY GOLDSBORO CITY COUNCILMAN
MARTIN TO APPEAL COURT'S DECISION ON HIS AUTHORITY
SUITS NAME FORMER DUKE PSYCHIATRIST
BRODIE PREDICTS DISMISSAL UF SUIT AGAINST HIM
BRQOIE: SEX-HI TH-P AT I ENT S COMPLAINTS PROBED
EDEN GROUP IS SUING DEVELOPER
DEVELOPER LOSES BROKER'S LICENSE AFTER LAND DEAL
BOARD PROBES COMPLAINTS VS. EX-OUKE PSYCHIATRIST
BRODIE DEPOSITION SAYS BRESSLER'S PATIENTS ISOLATED
CASWELL BOARD DEFENDS VOTING SYSTEM
VANCE MAN SUES OVER OIS»'ISSAL
^J;2"'$^ nurses: OFFICIALS SAID OBEY MEDICINE ORDERS
REPORT: NURSES COMPLAINED APO'IT DRESSLER
DUKE TRUSTEES PONDER SRESSLER SUIT
NORTH STATE DIRECTOR SUES OVER AMOUNT PAID FUR StL ASSN.
BURLINGTON LOOKING FOR LIABILITY INSURANCE
PROFESSOR IS SUING UNC BOARD 3F GOVERNORS
SUIT MAY BLOCK VOTE ON N.C. JUDGES
JUDICIAL PACES DELAY SEEN IF INJUNCTION GRANTED
SUIT DISMISSED IN IBM SHOOTING CASE
OnCTOR: TREATMENT CAUSED INSAMITY
BRESSLEP SUIT CHALLENGES REJE:TED
SUPREME COURT ORDERS TRIAL IN HOLLEY FAMILY'S BRAIN DAMAGE LAWSUIT
CIVIL SUIT OVER CONTRACT DISMISSED
SCHOOL OF ARTS STEVENS CENTER DISPUTE SETTLED
SUIT CLAIMS PENSION FUNDS MISUSED
BLACKS, INUIAN FILE SUIT TO HALT JUDICIAL ELECTIONS
CHURCH FIGHTS BACK ON CHILD LIBOR
FORMER PRISONER SUES OVER HARSH INTERROGATION
DAVIDSON SHERIFF SAYS t2<. MILLION SUIT POLITICAL PLOY
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SUBJECTS
UNC OOOEREO TO FR?£ REPORTS
JUDGE REFUSES TO HALT JUDICIAL VOTE
BURLINGTON COWPANV SUES EX-EHPLOYEES OVER SECRETS
LAWYERS DISAGREE ON DUKE SUIT
UNC MUST OPEN ATHLETIC REPORTS
53 HOSPITALS FILE LAWSUIT ON '<EOICARE
LAWSUIT: N.C. PRISONS UNFIT FIR HUMANS
PARK OFFICIALS TOLD OF GUARDS AGAINST LAWSUITS
SUIT CHARGES OfOCRATS ORDERED FIRED
COMPANY GETS PRELIMINARY INJUNCTION
RADIO STATION FACES LAWSUIT
CHANGE OF VENUE GRANTED ON SUIT
SAVINGS AND LOAN BEING SUED OVER HANDLING OF LOAN
PARENTS OF ><UROOCH RESIDENTS FILE SUIT SEEKING IMPROVEMENTS
53 N.C. HOSPITALS JOIN MEDICARE SUIT
OFFICIAL: MEDICARE SUIT WON'T AFFECT CARE COSTS
JUDGE PPOHIPITS EXPANDING PARK FOR MOBILE HOMES
COUPLE SUES CHARLOTTE "COUNSELOR*
SEX COMPLAINT DISMISSED
COUNTRY CLUB ORDERED TO PAY SOOO.OOO FOR SEXUAL HARASSMENT
SOCIAL SECURITY BENEFITS HEARINGS MAY BENEFIT 60,000
SUIT CHALLENGES SCHOOL BOARD CHANGES IN 22 N.C. COUNTIES
SPI DENIES FORCING CONFESSION
STATE TROOPERS FOUND INNOCENT OF CHARGES
COURTS REJECT BRITT'S INJUNCTION REQUEST
COBLE DECLARED WINNER BUT SUIT PENDING
DUKE POWER SUIT HIKES PROPERTY VALUE
LAWSUITS, ORANGE COUNTY
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C.
DAY-CARE CENTER OBJECT OF SUIT
DAY CAKE CENTER EXPRESSES REG'ET OVER GIRL'S INJURY
JUDGE TO BE ASKED TO EXTEND 0^ DER ON COKER PROPERTY
HEARING SLATED ON COKER LAND
LUMBER WORKER HURT IN ACCIDENT SUES EQUIPMENT MAKER
■ FIREMFN DROP SUIT AGAINST TOWN MANAGER
MAN HURT IN MISHAP SUES MANUFACTURER
FIREFIGHTERS WITHDRAW SUIT AGAINST TAYLOR
OIL COMPANY SUES OVER USE PERMIT
OFF-DUTY OFFICER'S ARREST BRIMG5 SUIT
JUDGE RULES AGAINST BARRETT IN COKER ESTATE SUIT
SUMMARY KILLS COKER ESTATE PR1PERTY SUIT
EX-HISS NORTH CAROLINA LOSES SUIT
SLAVE CEMETERY STILL IN LEGAL LIMPO
CONDOMINIUM BUILDERS SUED BY HOMEOWNERS
I DOCTORS, 2 NURSES SUED OVER DEATH
INVESTORS SUE PUBLISHER; SAY HOOK HAS BEEN ALTERED
BOOK INVESTORS SUE CARRBORO PUBLISHER
REASON FOR LAWSUIT UNCLEAR
EX-OFFICER FILES COUNTERSUIT
JUUGE SAYS TOWN WRONG TO SET SPECIAL CONDITIONS ON USE PERMIT
CONSTRUCTION FIRM SUES
PU2A CO. SUED FOR »l l/<, MILLION
ESTATE SUING CENTEL, AMBULANCE FIRM
JURY RULES OUKE POWER MUST PAY: HILLSBOROUGH MAN WINS 1600,000.
OWNERS OF BUILDING GO TO COURT SEEKING TO EVICT MASSAGE PARLOR
SUIT CLAIMS COUPLE LIBELED
ELLENBORU MAH SUING DUKE POWER CO.
RUTHERFORD MAN IS SUING UTILITY FOR NEGLIGENCE
BREATH TEST PROMPTS SUIT
CITIES TRY TO SETTLE ANNEXATION SPAT
WID"W SUES MENTAL HEALTH AUTHORITY
S763.617 JUDGMENT OVERTURNED
DEifELOPER SUING TOWN OVER LAND
SUIT CHALLENGES ANNEXATION
SUIT SEEKS ANSWER ON DISPUTED LAND
CHAPEL HILL SEEKS GO-AHEAO F0» MAJORITY OF ANNEXATION
WALKER, OTHERS RECEIVE $95,000 LAND SETTLEMENT
STOP OOSEMARY SQUARE PROJECT, SUIT DEMANDS
ANNEXATION TO GO AHEAD
SUIT EXPECTED 10 STALL BONOS FOR ROSEMARY SOUARE PROJECT
DYING MAN SUES FIRM OVER INSURANCE POLICY
COURT ORDERS EVICTION OF MASSAGE BUSINESS
ANNEXATION LEGAL, TOWN ATTORNEY SAYS
CHAPEL HILL LAWYER SAYS ANNEXATION OK
ROSEMARY SQUARE DEVELOPER SEEKS ANOTHER EXTENSION
HILLSBOROUGH REGAINS OLD SLAVE CEMETERY
REPORTS SAY FIRE CHIEF DREW SUSPENSION
MOTION FILED FOR DISMISSAL OF ROSEMARY SOUARE SUIT
OIRT ROAU TO RESERVOIR ENDS IN COURT
MARE'S INJURY BASIS OF LAWSUIT
JUDGE DENIES REQUEST IN DISPUTE OVER LLOYO ESTATE
ADAM C fvE LAWYERS ASK DISMISSAL OF CHARGES
LAWYERS SEEK DISMISSAL OF ROSEMARY SQUARE SUIT
JUDGE HEARS ARGUMENTS ON RUSE'^ARY SQUARE
JUDGE DECIDES ROSEMARY SQUARE WITHIN THE LAW
WELLONS WANTS NEW U.S. TO COMPLEX
JUDGE TO RULE AGAINST ZONING «CTION
JUDGE SIGNS RULING ON ROSEMARY SQUARE: IT'S CONSTITUTIONAL
LAND PURCHASE ON AGENDA IN CHAPEL HILL
JURY TO DECIDE TOWN'S LIABILITY IN BRUTALITY SUIT
LAWSUITS, U.S.
SEE ALSO ANTI-TRUST SUITS
SEE ALSO CLASS ACTION SUITS
SEE ALSO GASOLINE TANKS
SEE ALSO LAWYERS, U.S.
SEE ALSO L IBEL
SFE ALSO MgDICAL MALPRACTICE SUITS
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, U.S., LAWSUITS
SEE ALSO SUBPOENAS
SEE ALSO TOBACCO, LAWSUITS
SEE ALSO TORT SYSTEM
SEE ALSO WRONGFUL LIFE SUITS
WHO'S SUING WHOM?
LIIIGATIUN EXPLOSION
THERE'S BETTER WAY TO HANDLE FRIVOLOUS SUITS
IMPORTANT NOTICE REGARDING THE OALKON SHIELD... I AD I
TORT SYSTEM OFF CENTER
REPUBLICAN LAWYER CONTESTS JUDGE APPOINTMENT LAW
<• TOBACCO GROWERS FILE SUIT OVER REBATES TO COMPANIES
LAWSUIT AGAINST BAPTIST BODY A FIRST
JONES: INSURANCE WOES WIDESPREAD
LACK OF CONFIDENCE KEY TO INSURANCE WOES
MORE THAN EARTH SHOOK IN GEORGIA THIS WEEK
GEORGIA RIGHTS A WRONG
LIABILITY SUITS CLIMB
AWARD LIMITS COULD EASE INSURANCE CRUNCH
UNREASONABLE DAMAGES ONE KEY TO LIABILITY CRISIS
IMMUNITY NOT ENTITLED
HAIRDRESSER INSURANCE COULD NEED TRIMMING
JURY AWARD SHOWS WHY CAP ON DAMAGES NEEDED , , ,
TRIAL DATE FOR SUIT AGAINST LC M SPU'S DROP IN TOBACCO STOCKS
LIBEL SUITS WILL BE SUBJECT OF PANEL DISCUSSION AT DUKE
EXPERTS DEBATE LIBEL LAW AT OJKE
FUR TO FLY IN LAWSUIT
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SUBJECTS
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WEATHER FORECASTS ARE VITAL TO MANY PEOPLE
KLAN: MARINES HELPED WITH SUPPLIESf TRAINING
FORECASTERS' WORK SAIO STATE-OF-THE-ART
INSIDE
THORN'lURG FILES SUIT TO BLOCK RULING ON JUDGES' ELECTIONS
PANEL TO HEAR POW CLAIMS
ASTRONAUT'S WIDOW FILES DAMAGE LAWSUIT
PANEL CHAIRMAN NOT IMPRESSED WITH EVIOE
INJURY COOLS BUONICONTI FOOTBALL FEVER
LAWSUIT ON TOBACCO REBATES DISMISSED
TEXTILE UNION SUING HURDOCK OVER PENSIC
COVERING UP READING HANDICAP WAS WRONG
5ENCE OF POWS IN ASIA
. . . ON FUND
LUVtKinJU UK KtAUlNU MANUILAK WAS WRONG
ARGUMENTS NEXT WEEK IN PIPELINE SUIT
PARENTS CHALLENGE TEXTBOOK BAN
BANNING OF BOOK PROMPTS SUIT
LAWYER-CLIENT PRIVILEGE OF CONF IDE^J T I AL I TY
SEE ALSO PRIVACY
UNC PROF: LAWYERS SHOULDN'T TESTIFY
LAWYER FEES
SEE ALSO LEGAL ADVERTISING
LAWYERS' GREED NOT CAUSE OF SDAPING INSURANCE PREMIUMS — DUKE PROF.
CAP ON CONTINGENCY FEES NEEDED IN N.C.
TAX STRUCTURE. BUDGET CUTS CITED AS KEY ISSUES
LAWYERS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY BAR ASSOCIATION
BAR ADOPTS RULES FOR PROVIDINS EFFECTIVE LAWYERS FOR INDIGENTS
SHULTS: LEGAL RIGHTS GUARDIAN FOR CHILDPEN, BATTERED WOMEN
DEPUTY ATTORNEY RECALLS CHANGES. CHALLENGES
LAWYER FACES DWI CHARGE AFTER WRECK
LEGAL ADVISER 'RETURNS HOME'
DURHAM LAWYER ARRESTED FOR FATAL GUILFORD SHOOTING
DURHAM LAWYER HAKES COURT APP=ARANCE ON MURDER CHARGE
TANGLE: SCHEME THAT TURNED SOUR HAY HAVE LED TO SHOOTING
TANGLE: FRIENDS SURPRISED AT SANDERS' ARREST
TANGLE: VICTIM IDENTIFIED BAN'iNG SCHEME'S MYSTERY HAN
TANGLE: SON SAYS BROWN TRYING TO GET MONEY BACK WHEN HE WAS SLAIN
GAMBINO: THEY WFRE GOING TO RIP ME OFF
HEARING FOR DURHAM LAWYER POSTPONED
DURHAM LAWYER'S HEARING RESCHEDULFD FOR MAY 27
FBI TO PROBE ROBERTS FIRM
DURHAM LAWYER HEADS ACADEMY
BOND DENIED LAWYER ACCUSED OF MURDER
FORMER NCCU LAW SCHOOL DEAN GETS AWARD
DURHAM LAWYER NAMED TO POST
ATTORNEY NAMED IN SUM"ONS
DURHAM ATTORNEY INDICTED IN GUILFORD
BAR REINSTATES DURHAM ATTORNEY
AMERICA'S STRENGTH IS THE DIVERSITY OF ITS PEOPLE... (ADI
LAWYERS OPPOSE EFFORT TO OUST MAYOR
LAWYERS PUBLISH STATEMENT BACKING DUHHAM'S MAYOR
GULLEY'S FRIENDS HAVE DISTORTED LANGUAGE IN PROCLAMATION
DURHAM LAW FIRM TO MERGE INTO ONE OF LARGEST IN STATE
LARGEST DURHAM, CHARLOTTE LAW FIRMS PLAN TO MERGE
DOSSIER: ALLSTON J. STUBBS
ATTORNEYS HONORED a
•A LIFER': HAPPY LAWYER HAS JOB HE BELIEVES IN, TRYING TO SAVE CONDEMNED H
LAWYERS, DURHAM, UNETHICAL CONDUCT
SEE ALSO LEGAL ETHICS
LAWYER'S LICENSE LIFTED FOR 6 MONTHS
LICENSE IS SUSPENDED
DISBARRED LAWYER LOSES APPEAL TO RECOVER LICENSE
DURHAM ATTORNEY SUSPENDED FRQM PRACTICE FOR 2 YEARS
LAWYER SUSPENDED
LAWYER ACCUSED OF VIOLATING E'<PLOYHENT SECURITY LAW
BAR REINSTATES DURHAM ATTORNEY
STATE BAR REINSTATES DURHAM LAWYER
LAWYER GETS 25 YEARS IN MURDER
LAWYER FACES DWI CHARGE
LAWYERS, N.C.
SEE ALSO COURT-APPOINTED LAWYERS
SEE ALSO COURTS, N.C.
SEE ALSO DISTRICT ATTORNEYS. N.C,
SEE ALSO JUDGES, N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C. ACADEMY OF TRIAL LAWYERS
SEE ALSO N.C. ASSOCIATION OF BLACK LAWYERS
SEE ALSO N.C. ASSOCIATION OF DEFENSE ATTORNEYS
SEE ALSO N.C. ASSOCIATION OF WOMEN ATTURNFYS
SEE ALSO N.C. BAR ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO N.C. SUPREME COURT
PROSECUTOR LEADER IN WINNING DEATH SENTENCES
GROUP SENDS PAPER OUTLINING OBJECTIONS TO CURRIN NOMINATION
THINKING ABOUT SWITCHING CAREERS?
HOOF IS NAMFO TO BOARD
THE LAST THING LAWYERS WANT IS AN IMPARTIAL JURY
LAWYER BLAMED IN ORDER GRANTI>4G NEW RAPE TRIAL
GROUP OF LAWYERS EYE LEGAL CHALLENGES TO PLANT
CITY ATTORNEY 'RUNS METER' IN INTERVIEWS
LAWYER FINDS HISTRIONICS DRAW CROWDS AT FESTIVAL
JUDGE TC LOOK AT LEGAL ASPECTS OF EMUEZZLING LAW
NUCLEAR PLANT EMPLOYEES OFFER=D FREE LEGAL ADVICE
DURHAM LAW FIRM TO MERGE INTO ONE OF LARGEST IN STATE
LARGEST DURHAM, CHARLOTTE LAW FIRMS PLAN TO MERGE
POLICE THWART ROBBERY-ASSASSINATION PLOT
LAWYERS FOR CONDEMNED SAY EXECUTIONS DEVASTATING
LEGAL-AID PROGRAM PLANNING BA'JOUET
MEDIAN NET WORTH OF AVERAGE U.S. HOUSEHOLD IN 132.000
LAWYERS. N.C. UNETHICAL CONDUCT
SEE ALSO LEGAL ETHICS
STATE BAR DISCIPLINES TWO LAWYERS
LAWYER SENTENCED
LAWYERS. U.S.
SEE ALSO AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATITN
SEE ALSO BLACKS. LAWYERS
SEE ALSO LAWSUITS. U.S.
SEE ALSO LEGAL ADVERTISING
SEE ALSO PARALEGAL
SEE ALSO U.S. ATTORNEYS
WHO'S SUING WHOM?
LACK OF CONFIDENCE KEY TO INSURANCE WOES
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4/12/86 A
4/12/86 A
4/12/86 A
4/12/86 A
4/17/86 A
4/22/86 A
4/23/86 C
4/24/86 A
6/21/96 B
6/24/86 A
6/24/86 A
6/24/86
6/25/86
7/08/86
7/17/86
7/2'5/86
7/2')/86
7/30/86
a/Ol/86
9/0'5/86
<)/in/86
1/14/86
11/15/86
12/15/86
3
13
I
1
7
12
1
14
1
L
U T30
N
F
N H60
N A54
E
N M06
N sa2
N Sd2
N "6'
N
= 51
T35
. « 18
N sa?
■J L41
N 851
N xie
\ T85
N
N T85
N
N Ta5
N
N
N 185
N T85
N
L
N 885
N L41
G
P F70
F S82
M S82
N
N L40
H 2
1/02/86
A
6
N
H 2
1/23/86
A
8
N
H 2
2/0'»/86
D
11
P U
L41
S 2
5/13/86
C
N
H 2
5/25/86
C
15
N
H 2
6/15/86
c
N
H 2
6/18/86
B
N
H 2
6/22/86
C
N
H 2
7/05/86
A
11
^1
S 2
7/31/86
c
N
H 2
3/08/86
A
20
N
S 2
9/00/36
A
N
"a-^
H 2
7/10/86
c
N
L41
S 2
9/30/86
A
N
H 2
10/12/86
c
in
N
S 2
11/07/86
c
1
N
H 2
U/23/86
c
12
P U
L41
H 2
1/10/96
c
5
N
H 2
4/11/86
A
14
N
H 2
4/13/86
A
9
N
S 2
6/12/86
c
5
J
H 2
6/28/86
A
13
N
S 2
7/05/86
A
17
M
H 2
7/24/86
A
15
N
H 2
8/10/86
c
7
N
H 1
3/27/86
c
3
N
H 2
8/28/86
A
17
N
H 1
10/21/86
B
1
N
S80
H 2
11/27/86
a
8
N
H 2
S 2
1/01/86 A
2/13/86 A
MONTHLV/AN
NUAL INDEX
1/01/86 - U/31/flt)
SUBJECTS
UNRFASOMABLE DAMAGES ONE KEY TO LlABILITr CPI5IS
UNC PBQf: LAWYERS SHOULDN'T TESTIFY
LAWYERS LIBEL THEMSELVES
CONSUMER SPENOING AT CHRISTMAS MAY RISE ONLY <.-5t
LAHYERSi
N.J
U.S.t UNETHICAL CONDUCT
. OFFICIAL FACES DRUG CHAR-IES
DATE
J/l^i/So
8/11/86
8/2»)/86
11/16/86
H J \Z/Z7/»b B
>AOc 5nj
I/0<'/H7
ERA'S GETTING LEAD OUT GOES BEYOND GASOLINE
UNIVERSITY LAKE DAYS NUMBERED. "ROFESSOR WARNS
\>\n \.ll'^i^''\i'td%fl^1>l\-r^°l\l THE USE OF LEAD SOLDER IN PLUMBING
DURHAM TESTS HATER FOP LEAD
LEAD IN ENVIRONMENT LINKED TO CHILDRENS' HEARING LOSS
'"^'sFE°ALSo'ouKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER. POISON CONTROL CENTER
SEE ALSO FOOD POISONING
SFE ALSO POISONINGS. N.C.
EPA PANEL BOGGED DOWN BY QUESTIONS
LEAD PELI'VEO MORE RISKY FOP WHITE M4LES. ".0-59
EPA'S GETTING LEAD OUT GOES BEYOND GASOLINE
LEAD IN WATER
SCIENTISTS SHARE INFORMATION
LATEST ROUND FIRED IN LEAD SHOT CONTROVERSY
PHASE-OUT PLAN TO GET LEAD (SHOT! OUT BY "Jl
N.C. FISHING. HUNTING COSTS SET TO SOAR
THE LEADER (NEWSPAPERl
RTP PUBLISHER DIES
'LEADER' PUBLISHER RQY RABON. "iP
A FRIEND'S UNTIMELY DEATH
VILLAGE COMPANIES TO BUY 'LEAOER'
MRS. KNOX STILL A PART OF 'THE LEADER'
LEADERSHIP
SFE ALSO BENJAMIN N. DUKE LEADERSHIP AWARDS
SEE ALSO N.C. LEADERSHIP FORUm . , „ ^
TO BE LEADER. SAYS MILLIONAIRE, LOOK LIKE LFADER. ACT LIKE ONE
RFYNOLDS FOUNDATION SEEKS SAI>4TS AT GRASSROOTS LEVEL
WOMEN HONORED FOR LEADERSHIP
LFADEBSHIP A CRITICAL INGREDIENT, S.C. GOVERNOR SAYS
LEADERS NEED TO DELEGATE SOME DUTIES
N.C. PEOPLE HONORED FOR LEADERSHIP
LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT FOR WOMEN
SEE ALSO WOMEN. CAREERS
WOMEN TEACH BY EXAMPLE
LEADERSHIP EDUCATION AND DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM IN BUSINESS INC.
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. FUOUA SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
SFE ALSO MINORITIES (GENERAL HEADING)
MINORITY STUDENTS LEARNING BUSINESS BASICS AT DUKE
THE LEADS CLUB
INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS
LEAF TOBACCO EXPORTERS ASSOCIATION
PROTECTION, HIGH PRICES THREATEN TOBACCO SALES, LEAF OFFICIALS SAY
LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS, CHAPEL HI LL -CARRBORO
ORANGE MAY DROP USE CHANGE
LEAGUE TO HOLD CANDIDATES FORUM
CANDIDATES IN FORUM TODAY
CANDIDATES' CnuNTOOWN: CONFLICT OF INTEREST AIRED AT FORUM
ACCESSIBILITY AGREEMENT NOTED BY DA CANDIDATES
SHERIFF. CHALLENGER DISAGREE ON DEPUTIES
WOMEN'S LEAGUE TO HOLD MEETIN5
LEAGUE TO HOLD SESSION ON BONDS
LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS, DURHAM
WOMEN VOTERS ISSUE TREYBURN POSITION
COMMISSIONER RAPS TREYBURN LETTER
HAMNEP: 'VOCAL CLIOUE' IS ANT! -TREYBURN
DEVELOPER AGREEABLE TO TREYBURN CHANGES
COUNTY CLOSES TREYBURN MEETING
PANEL ON EDUCATION AT NCSSM THURSDAY
MONEY ISSUES TOP FORUM ON EDUCATION
COUNTY'S PROPOSAL ON BOND REPAYMENT RAPPED AT FORUM
BOND IS^UF FORUM DRAWS CRITICISM
LEAGUE FORUM FOR CANDIDATES I? TONIGHT
LEGISLATIVE CANDIDATES' ACCORD ENDS VERY QUICKLY
CANDIDATE FOR COUNTY BOARD URGES REJECTION OF BONDS
CANDIDATE RAPS BONO ISSUE
'PORK BARRELL' POLITICS SPARKS IRE AT FORUM
HEAPING SLATED TONIGHT ON ' 2 OT 5 ' LAND-USE PLAN _
RALEIGH, WAKE GREENWAY SYSTEM BUILD WITH HELP FROM VOLUNTEERS
LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS. N.C.
PRE-ELECTION COVERAGE PRAISED
LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS, ORANGE COUNTY
BOARD MEMBER WILLING TO DROP PU-^H FOR ZONE
LEARNING DISABILITIES
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, HANDICAPPED
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, LEARNING
SEE ALSO DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES
SEE ALSO DYSLEXIA
SEE ALSO WORD-BLIND
PARENTS BACK SCHOOL FOR LEARNING DISABLED
SPECIAL STUDENT CARE LACKING . , ,,,,,
SHE HELPS CHILDREN WO'^K WITH, OVERCOMF LEARNING DISABILITIES
SCHOOL PROGRAM'S COST PUT AT $2<.0,000
WORKSHOP FOCUSES ON SPECIAL ETUCATION
HOME EDUCATION HELPS CHILD ADVANCE
UNC STUDY DISPUTES CAUSE OF LEARNING PROBLEM
'WORD-BLIND' GRAHAM HAN FINOS SUCCESS AT N.C. STATE
GRAHAM MAN WITH DYSLEXIA SUCCESSFUL N.C. STATE STUDENT
BRAIN WAVES STUDY SET FOR READING DISABLED CHILDREN
DURHAM ACADEMY DEDICATES BUILDING, HONORS BENEFACTOR
SCHOOL MARKS GRAND OPENING OF NEW CENTER
COVERING UP READING HANDICAP WAS WRONG
SPECIALIST WORKING WITH COUNTY SCHOOLS
CONSULTANT TARGETS EXCEPTIONAL PUPILS
"LEARNING INFORMATION FOR TODAY"
SEE PROJECT LIFT
LEARNING RESOURCE NETWORK ^ . ,
ENTREPRENEURS WERE SEEKING t* MILLION AT VtNTURE '86
LEARNING SERVICES (ATLANTA, GEORGIA 1
3/n/'16
a/Ol/86
ll/GT/Bb
11/09/36
12/11/86
12/15/B6 B 10 P
3/12/?6 C
3/12/96 C
3/13/86 B
',/02/86 A
<./16/'>6 C
N M97
N BID
N 533
N U60
M97
M97
H 2 1/L9/86 C 9 N
H 2 7/13/86 B 8 N .160
H 2 12/1<>/B6 B 1 1 N W60
S 2 1/18/B6 A 1". 0
H 2 1/19/86 b 2 P n
H 2 1/22/86 A A E
H 2 8/l'5/36 a S N
H 2 9/11/86 0 AON M97
',/17/86
<./17/86
6/28/86
9/11/86
10/10/86
11/18/86
20
13
5
U CI
J
F S27
S 2 9/17/86 B 1
H 7 7/13/86 C 10
S 2 10/08/86 E 2 P R L2D
H 2 1/01/86 A 1
s
2
3/13/36
C
6 N
s
2
'./28/86
A
3 N
H
3
<./30/86
C
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H
3
5/01/86
B
1 N
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H
3
5/01/86
B
1 P N
M 10
H
3
5/01/86
B
I N
B8I
S
2
10/25/86
b
5 n
H
3
10/27/86
8
I N
s
2
2/13/86
A
1 N
B'.6
H
2
2/14/B6
B
I *J
W36
s
2
2/l<./86
C
I N
M06
s
2
2/17/86
A
I N
M06
5
2
3/l<./86
A
I N
M06
H
2
3/ 9/86
C
3 'J
H
2
3/21/86
A
1 N
4 5'.
H
2
■)/2<./?6
C
1 N
W36
s
2
9/2A/86
A
1 N
M06
s
2
10/16/86
c
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H
2
10/17/86
6
I P N
0*6
H
2
10/17/86
b
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Ml.
S
2
10/17/86
A
1 ti
M06
S
2
10/17/86
C
I N
M06
5
2
11/18/86
A
I M N
MO*:
H
2
11/26/S6
e
3 N
H 2 11/13/86 A ". L
H 3 3/13/86 B 1 N "10
l/0<>/86
B
1
N
F50
1/13/86
A
A
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1/20/86
H
1
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2/10/86
A
["
N
J2'
<,/lA/86
h
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1.59
3/21/"6
A
A
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9/05/86
A
5
■J
9/07/86
C
6
N
9/15/86
A
9/21/86
r
9
•1
10/19/86
(,
7
P N
J<.0
10/20/86
C
2
N
10/29/86
A
A
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12/12/86
H
6
12/19/86
L
I
P N
S92
H 2 5/11/86 C 1 1
M 0 N T H L y / A N^N^y^A^L _ -.N^O^e^X B V SUBJECTS
"iCt 5»9
1/09/87
RESIDENTS OPPOSE INJURY-CENTER PLAN
LEASES
ROOMMATES: SHARING CAN BE COSTLV
LEASH LAWS
SEE DOG CONTROL
LEAVES
SEE ALSO CO"POST
FOLIAGE OBSFRVERS PREDICT GOOD COLOR IN MOUNTAINS
fJlL CLEAnSp""'^ "*' PROVIDE GOOn COLOR SHoi IN MOUNTAINS
FIRST TO FALL
N.C. HAS MANY COLORFUL TREES IN FALL
LEAF COMPOST GIVEAWAY (AD)
TOWN TO COLLECT CUR8SI0E LEAVES
upsetting''" '■"'•'•^'^^ LEAVES AT CURBSIOFS UNTIL MARCH I
SAME OLD STORY
THE LAST LEAF
INFERNAL FOLIAGE
DISAPPEARING ACT
SUSPENDED
THE -WRIGHT- WAY
LEBANON
SEE ALSO HOSTAGES. LEBANON
AUTHOR SAYS MARINES DIED IN VAIN
U.S. SHOULDN'T OPEN TALKS WITH TERRORISTS
pfJcE'ELUSIvriN^MinEAST '-^■'^""^ MEMORIAL TO BEIRUT BOMBING
BEIRUT POHBING MEMORIAL HILL 9E DFDICATED TODAY
J^^K?? ?i-^."°'*°'"S SERVICEMEN KILLED IN BEIRUT
DEDICATION OF MEMORIAL TO SLAIN SERVICEMEN
LEBANON VOLUNTEER FIRE OEPT .
SEE ALSO FIRE DEPTS., N.C, VOLUNTEER
FIREFIGHTERS PRAISED
HAN INJURED WHEN CAR JUMPS ENO
LEOERLE LABORATORIES
BURROUGHS WELLCOME SUES FOA. LEOERLE OVER SALE OF DRUG
WELLCOME SUES FOA, FIRM OVER NEW DRUG
LEE AIR CONDITIONERS INC.
DOSSIER: JOE M. LEE JR.
LEE COUNTY, N.C.
ki^, ly^Si^!5lfi¥,*°'"5ED TO BOIL DRINKING WATER
5<) LEE RESIDENTS WILL BE MOVED FOR WASTE CLEANUP
THE LEFT-HANDED MONKEY WRENCH I BOOK I
VOLUMF GIVES NEW MCKENNA PERSPECTIVE
LEFT TURNS
SEE ALSO TRAFFIC LAWS
WHERE ARE WORST TURNS?
MASS CONFUSION CROSSING
NORTH DURHAM INTERSECTION OVERLOOKED
THE WORST IN DURHAM
AN INTERSECTION POISED FOR A CRASH
SS^I^'tiJIA INTERSECTION IS IMPOSSIBLE
TROUBLESOME INTERSECTIONS
WHICH INTERSECTION IS WORST?
LEGAL ADVERTISING
SEE ALSO ADVERTISING
SEE ALSO LAWYER FEES
SEE ALSO LAWYERS, U.S.
MISSING LETTER MUDDLES COUNTY BID PROCESS
LEGAL DRINKING AGE
IE! ^1-12 "LCOHOL, ILLICIT SALES
SEE ALSO ALCOHOL, SALES
SEE ALSO LIQUOR-BY-THE-DRINK, N.C.
CHANGFS SOUGHT IN DRAM-SHOP LAW
NEW ALCOHOL POLICY APPROVED
MALT BEVERAGE CHARGE LODGED
BOARD MUM ON TEACHER
!'2t!J'^,£!;^"'f° O"" SERVING ALCOHOL To MINOR AT PARTY
LOOK FOR IT! A SERIES BY TOM OLIVER (ADI
^ibeS^? i°.-iirr.°A°ik''h'iWA^^i 111 '"'" '^ """-^"-^ '« "'^^^
BEER PAR TO SUFFER FROM AGE
?fftSlK,Tj''f,„"."-t„'"'i^ "EE" * LITTLE DIFFERENT CASE
STUDENTS WILL TRY TO BEAT ID SYSTEM
SDf]Sjr.',r''.?t'-;S''"^'*''"'- '° "'" BE SPORT OF YOUNG DRINKER
K?,iS5I''5^*<'f ^° LEAVE MOST STUDENTS THIRSTY
?L'fSi? Sf, H'^°!''?''E STUDENTS COMPLICATING DRINKING POLICIES
£V?Elt 'ii,'-,'-' CHERNOBYL OF NEW DRINKING LAW?
HIGHER DRINKING AGE CAN HELP YOUNG PEOPLE
TOWN, CAMPUS HUSTLING INTO NEW SCHOOL YFAR
DUKE, UNC HOIST DRINKING AGF TO 21
CRUISING -THE ONLY THING TO DD •
THIS IS GOV. "ARTIN WITH A MESSAGE FOR
FORT BRAGG SOLDIERS TAKF AIM «r NEW LAW
TOWN POLICE PREPARING FOR NEW DRINKING LAW
nll?M^?M?''II^?'rS..*?P "'^ """SE PROBLEMS, ALCOHOL AGENT SAYS
ORINKING-AGE CHANGE FUELS PREPARATIONS
UNC ALCOHOL POLICY ICARTOONI
?S'^"l!.,K"^n'-^i.SE*'' WORRIES ABDUT RAISING DRINKING AGE
,',?:. '^P^^P**EAR-0LD5 DOWN LAST LEGAL BOOZE
DRINKING-LAW PROTEST DAMAGES 'lUSINESSES
CHAPEL HILL RAMPAGE INJURES J5
ID TO IS FROM MELEE ARRESTED
KSt!? .y'^'^-''!:"^ ''0 6N0 STUDENT STREET TAKEOVERS
THERE'S NO EXCUSE FOR RIOTOUS BEER BUST
.',Mr'^S,£';*°' STUDENTS MUST BEAR THE BLAME
UNC PROTEST DAMAGE ESTIMATE LOWERED
!^u9>,^^,*,"£l'-V°? DISAPPOINTED WITH DRINKING-LAW PROTESTERS
CHANCELLOR 'DISAPPOINTED' WITH VANDALS
no^ilfJir^f^.'^ly^" FOR ILLEGAL POSSESSION OF BEER
SSJ.^'^J'^S I-'"' BEHAVIOR BOTH ABSURD
URI^^KING LAW BELIEVED BOOST TO TEEN DRUG USE
WHAT WE think: JORDAN HIGH SCHOOL
INS IDE
LAW MEANT TO SAVE LIVES
DRINKING LAW WRONG
ft'i„i!^^.9 ''°R TAKING POLICE HELMET IN CHAPEL HILL MELEE
CHAPEL HILL MAN FINED FOR ACTIONS DURING PROTEST
N E
P D
S I T
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C PG L P 'lYL
DATE
S 2 O/04/B6 C 1 N ■M,''
H 2 9/05/B6 b 2 T F ? 11
H 2
9/l<./n6
D
N
S 2
9/17/B6
A
N
S ?
10/07/R6
C
P
o
L2n
H I
10/17/86
B
p
P
S 2
10/2<./B6
A
N
H 2
1C/28/B6
A
12
A
S 1
10/3T/B6
A
'J
H 3
I l/a3/B6
C
N
S 2
ll/2<./'16
A
P
P
L20
H 2
12/07/86
C
P
3
H 2
12/08/86
A
n
P
P
T37
H 3
12/17/R6
c
p
P
F70
S 2
12/17/86
c
p
P
L3B
H 2
12/27/86
c
P
P
S 2
12/31/86
c
P
P
R76
H 2
5/04/86
c
8
N
S 2
7/29/86
A
F
H 1
10/18/86
c
N
H 2
10/21/36
A
E
H 1
10/23/86
B
N
H 2
10/2<./86
B
p
N
H 1
10/24/86
e
P
P
H 2 2/13/86 A A L
S 2 12/16/86 A 1 P N TB";
H 2 2/21/36 AON
S 2 2/21/86 C 1 N
H 2 7/20/86 C 13
H 2 5/29/86 A 11 N
H 2 9/20/86 A 8 N
H 2 8/10/86 D 3 P R H45
9/24/86 A
9/29/86 A
9/30/86 A
9/30/86 A
9/31/86 A
10/01/86 A
10/02/86 A
10/03/86 A
10/07/86 A
10/07/66 A
10/08/86 A
10/10/86 B
S 2 3/01/86 A 5 P N M06
CAROLINIANS 18-20...
H
2
2/12/96
B
6
N
H
4/19/86
C
N
H
5/17/86
C
N
H
5/29/86
B
N
H
7/11/86
0
N
H
8/02/86
A
11
P A
H
B/03/86
A
P 0 046
H
8/03/86
A
0 0 46
H
8/04/06
A
P 0 046
H
8/04/86
A
1 046
H
8/05/86
A
0 0 46
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3/J5/B6
A
0 046
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3/05/06
A
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8/06/86
A
P 0 04^
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8/06/86
A
0 046
S
8/07/86
A
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H
8/16/86
C
N MIO
S
a/l'>/36
A
N fl85
H
3/23/86
C
P N S80
(CARTOONI H
8/25/86
A
T T R56
H
3/29/86
B
N
H
8/29/«6
B
N X 10
H
3/29/B6
cl
N
H
a/29/86
B
N
s
3/29/86
C
N
H
8/30/86
A
T T C50
H
a/31/86
C
N
H
9/01/86
C
N
S
9/01/86
A
N M06
H
9/02/86
A
P N Bbl
s
9/02/86
A
N R81
H
9/03/86
8
N BIO
H
9/04/H6
A
E
s
9/04/B6
A
E
H
9/05/B6
b
N
5
9/05/Bo
C
N
S
9/06/86
A
N
H
9/09/86
C
N
H
9/10/86
A
L
H
9/12/86
A
J
H
9/13/86
B
P F
s
2
9/13/86
C
U T30
H
2
9/16/86
A
L
H
2
9/19/66
A
L
H
2
9/20/86
c
N
s
2
9/20/86
B
N
ITMHWHillWia^W
MONTHLY/*
N N U A L
1/01/86
INDEX
12/31/"6
S U B J E
STUDYING TM5 HtYHrM
•GREEKS' TO ENFORCE NEW DRINKING «GE
50HF UNC STUDENTS TRY TO •<*<£ L4W WORK
UNC STUDENT FORMS BEER EIGHTS UNION
BEER RIGHTS UNION NEEDS ENOUGH MONEY COR CHARTER
TRUE 'CHOIC^' ISSUES RETTFR FTR PROTESTS
STUDENTS CHiRGED WITH SakING FAKE DRIVING LICENSES
7 DUKE STUDENTS CHARGED WITH MAKING PHQNY LICENSES
TOWN COUNCIL DECLINES TO ENDO'SE CAMPAIGN
<.9 CITEn FOR ALCOHOL SALES
f2^'3uE5TffeSfSlLL°THE"BEEl"o5'i?NE CUSTOMER IN AREA STORE PE CONSUMER?
lirjZ?t'S^Rr^RS^g^5'YS ^^i?:L'J?^N?^'cfsE:'c'g5NTERFFITING CHARGES-
ALCOHOL SALES SHOULD HE DECIDED BY STATES
COURT OFFICIALS LET PUNISHMENT FIT CRIME
41 STUDENTS ARRESTED IN FAKE 10 SCHEMES—SO FAR
LEGAL EAGLES IFILM]
•LEGAL EAGLES'
A PLEASANT, FUNNY, DIPPY THRILLER
LEGAL ETHICS
III ALSO LAWYERS, DURHAM, UNETHICAL CONDUCT
pE ALSO LAWYERS, N.C., UNETHICAL CONDUCT
LEGAL ETHICS TOPIC OF FCRUM
LAW SCHOOL SETS ETHICS CONFERENCE
"'''^siJ^k'?3uirT3'l?VIFw CREST ST. LEGAL FEES CASE
ITyr.': 'c?fsl ^?."|5lNrifD^ot^En"AE:;iSfT"5o"AO
tJ^^E"?^:L^3g^t?S?^SR\i'|y?TTi\?^^?*'?0?'h^iATE
tS3RT°Ruf^S N?c!'SJe?N^^'^Le TO REPAY CREST STREET LAWYERS
fHFST STREET LAWYERS LOSE COU' T FIGHT ON LEGAL FEES
FOSTER cSlLD CUSTODY FIgSt MAY COST SOCIAL SERVICES
SOCIAL SERVICES MUST PAY FOR :USTODY FIGHT
s?^; 3lFi^^,ri'N?^SHJ"^o&?f a5ii^'FY"^ir^REE lawyers
^SSG^^i^Ea^ARSf IN°C^ILO CUSTODY CASE ANGER BOARD
INDEPENDENT COUNSEL NOT CHEAP
''"^SoStl2o^SiLt^S5bR^II'!;SS&^[iH^r?«nBLEMS
^^"'SSBG^E'S^^Egs l|'g;l ^'eivICES FOR INMATES
LEGENDS
SEE ALSO FOLKLORE
LEGENDS DIE HARD
SALT AND MICE PART OF EASTERN
N.C. NEW YEARNS LORE
LEGION OF VALOR
SEE ALSO VETERANS
WAR HERO'S GREATEST FEAR: DISGRACE
LEGIONNAIRES^OISEASE ^^^^ ^^^^ ^^^^^ ^^ SPECIFIC DISEASES)
r?G?iNSASR"^U DiMa^E gJc^ERI. FOUND IN N.C. WATER
eIpFRTS CONVERGE ON HOSPITiL AFTER LEG lONNA ! R E5 • OUTBf
LEGISLATIVE ETHICS COMMISSION
SFE ALSO ETHICS CODE
ETHICS PANEL STUDIES LOBBYING „„„„,
LEGISLATOR SAYS COMPLAINT PRO'<PTEO PROBE
N.C. JURY PAY CRITICIZED
LEGISLATIVE STUDY COMMISSION
LEGISLATIVE STUDY COMMITTEES
SEE N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY,
LEGISLATIVE VETO
SEE VETO POWER
LEISURE LIVING SHOW
LEISURE LIVING SHOW SET
LIVING SHOW MARCH 12-16
LEISURE SERVICES INCENTIVE PROGRAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM RECREATIO" OEPT.
OURHAH PARKS AND RECREATION SFEKS INNOVATIVE,
LEMCn CONSTRUCTION COMPANY . ,
REYNULOS TOBACCO CO. DISPUTES CLAIMS
DIVERSE PROJECTS
THING
LEMURS
^^LFAPINg"lEMUr! heartbroken, MAYBE! HOUSEBROKEN, NEVER
[?SJk?°^^n'v?SV%t!SE'SE^E5R?HE;f l^Oely subjects for behavioral study
OUKF LEMURS STOLEN. ..TAKE BIT OUT OF CRIME
IN SEARCH OF ENDANGERED LEMUR
LAID PACK LEMUR
LENDING LAWS ,,„ ,
SEE ALSO PANKING REGULATIONS
SEE ALSO INTEREST RATES
EFFORT TO RECODIFY N.C
'■^""'Sorf'than 100 FIREFIGHTERS CALLED TO FIPE NEAR LENOIR
LENOIR MAN CHARGED WITH SETTING FOREST FIRE
'^"°'5n^?liG7lw"cS:RGES POLITICAL. LAWYERS SAY
LENOIR CnONTY^JAIL^^ RECAPTURED
S HOSPITAL OF N.C.
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LENOX BAKER CEREBRAL PALSY AND CRIPPLED CHILDREN
MRS. LEOIA HOKE, HOSPITAL TEACHER
IN MEMORY
TOURS HELD AT LENOX BAKER
MOVIES FOR PATIENTS
FAVORFO°PROJECTS^OLTED^N N.C. PORK BARREL CLASH
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OEAOLINE IS EXTENDED FOB CHILDREN'S CONTEST
YOUNGSTERS CAN DISPLAY THEIR TALENT
GAME PLAN";?
HALLOWEEN PUNK IN" HEADS
OUHE. UNC TFAHMATES FOR HOSPITAL
DUKE, UNC FRATS HOLDING BENEFIT BEFORE BIG GAME
GAMEBALL RUN
SIG"A CHI TO GIVE 41,000 TO mSPITAL
SANTA TC BE SEEN IN MORE THAN CHILDREN'S DREAMS
STEADY HAND
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LENT
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CHIEF'S LENT OUT, SHE'S RISK-TAKER
LEO'S SEAFOOD STORES
CASE OF OYSTERS STOLEN FROM ALSTON AVE. STORE
LESBIANS
SEE ALSO HOMOSEXUALS
SEE ALSO HOMOSEXUALS ANONYMOUS
SEE ALSO SEX CHANGE OPERATIONS
LIBPARY FULFILLED DUTY IN PERMITTING DISPLAY
A SHOCKING DISPLAY
GAY PARENTS: COURTS OFTEN SIDE AGAINST HOMOSEXUAL PARENTS
"yOr'shSJlO JeCONSIOER ""^""SEXUAL PARENTS HAVE ON KIDS IS DEBATABLE
DESPITE THREAT, MAYOR SIGNS PROCLAMATION
GULLEY WON'T QUIT DESPITE OUSTER RID
HUNDREDS STAGE GAY RIGHTS MARCH IN DURHAM
LESOTHO
STUDENTS NEED HELP
LESSONS IN LOVE: BYRON'S DON JUAN I PLAY)
'LESSONS IN LOVE' A ONE-SIDED STORY
LETHAL INJECTION
SEE ALSO DEATH SENTENCES, U.S.
ROOK EXECUTED FOR SLAYING NURG E
VICTIM'S FAMILY, FRIENDS REFUSE TO SUPPORT CLEMENCY FOR ROUK
N.C. EXECUTES CONVICTED KILLER
LET'S ACTIVE
NEW EDITION LET'S ACTIVE IS SPACIER, WITH CRUNCH
"LET'S TALK ABOUT IT" (READING PROGRAM)
SEE ALSO DUKE UMIV. OFFICE OF CONTINUING EDUCATION
SEE ALSO LIBRARIES, N.C.
DUKE, LIBRARIES OFFER DISCUSSION GROUPS
LETTER CARRIERS
SEE ALSO NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF LETTER CARRIERS
SEE ALSO U.S. POSTAL SERVICE
MAILMEN DESERVE CREDIT
A LI'L MAILMAN MUSIC
MAIL DETOUR
LETTER TO BREZHNEV (FILM)
'LETTER TO BREZHNEV DELIVERS
•LETTER' CASE OF CLASSY MOVIEMAKING
LETTER WRITING
SEE ALSO PEN PALS
SEE ALSO WRITING
LETTERS FOR PEACE OBJECT OF CTNTEST
FOUND LETTER SPARKS SEARCH FQ' WINSTON-SALEM WOMAN
WRITERS OFFER '0 I AL-A-LE TTER '
RALEIGH STUDENTS TO WRITE SOVIETS
RALEIGH YOUNGSTERS HOPE LETTER WILL LOWER THREAT OF NUCLEAR WAR
GERTON MAN TO GET LOST MAIL FROM WWII
LETTER DATED 1928 IS FINALLY DELIVERED
GREENVILLE WOMAN MISTAKEN ABOUT OLD LETTER FROM TEACHER
SERVICEMAN'S LETTER FINALLY DELIVERED
MAYOR THREATENED WITH 'WRATH DF GOD'
SANTA'S SPIRIT LIVES IN PUPILS' LETTERS
LETTERS
SEE LETTER WRITING
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR (INDEXED BY TOPIC)
SEE DURHAM MORNING HERALD, LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
SEE DURHAM SUN, LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
LETTUCE
GRANVILLE FARMER'S FUTURE IN LETTUCE
LEUKEMIA
SEE ALSO CANCER
SEE ALSO HUMAN T-CELL LEUK EM I A-L YMPHOMA VIRUS
HENDERSON EVENT TO RAISE MONEY TO FIGHT LEUKEMIA
LAST WISH OF ROY, <,: VISIT N.C. MOUNTAINS
GA. BOY WHO VISITED N.C. MOUNTAINS DIES
STUDY INDICATES PROLONGED CHE-" OTHER AP Y HELPS CURE
LEUKEMIA SOCIETY GRANTS AWARDED TO SIX AT DUKE
DURHAM-AREA RESEARCHERS SEE LIMITS TO INTERFERON
LEUKEMIA GROUP HONORS 6 DUKE RESEARCHERS
INTERFERON DECISION TIMELY FOR UNC PATI=^NT
LEUKEMIA VICTIM CLAIMING VICTTRY OVER DISEASE AFTER MARROW TRANSPLANT
BENNIE HOPES TO RETURN FAVOR, VISIT MAGNUM T.A. IN HOSPITAL
EX-UNC SOCCER PLAYER DIES
LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY
THEY SHOULD CHECK BASKETBALL'S TOP 10
KENTUCKY GOT PARKING LAND AT CUST, NOT FREE
LAND SALE WAS "NO PROFIT'
PUBLIC/PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP SOUGHT LOW PROFILE
LEXINGTON, N.C.
AUDIT NOTES CITY LOST 'TENS OF THOUSANDS'
5-YEAR-OLO BEATS OODS AFTER SUFFERING BURNS
STRONG WINDS DAMAGE HOMES NEA! LEXINGTON
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO KIONAPPnG, KILLING GIRL
WHITE SUPREMACIST INTERRUPTS mefxing ON RACIAL TENSIONS
LEXINGTON MAY TRY 'SCHOOLS OF CHOICE'
LEXINGTON OFFICERS MAKE DRUG SHEEP
■LEXINGTON HERALD-LEADER
EX-ECU COACH SAYS RECORDS USE! IN PROBE WERE STOLEN
LIABILITY INSURANCE
SEE ALSO AUTO LIABILITY INSURANCE
SEE ALSO INSURANCE
SEE ALSO LAWSUIT DAMAGE AWARDS
SEE ALSO LIOUOR LIABILITY
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CHJ«HA" INSUBER OROPS SO-E CLAIMS IV RENEWAL
TRIPLED INSURANCE COSTS WORRY HOSPITAL OFCKIALS , . ,
OUBHiS COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL PACING HIKE IN INSURANCE PPE"IUXS
N.C. CITIES MAY iET RELIEF FR?H HIGH INSURANCE RATES
CITIES PROMISED INSURANCE BRElK
TORT SYSTEM OFF CENTER
OORHA" TO ADOPT SELF-INSURANCE PLAN
GENERAL ASSFMPLY SESSION IS URGFQ ASOUT IM^URANCE
GRAfJVILLE OFFICIALS TOLD TO -HOLO LINE- ON FUND REQUESTS
GENERAL ASSEMBLY INSURANCE SESSION MULLED
LEGISLATURE WILL HAVE SESSION ON INSURANCE
THE USURANCE SESSION
AREA COUNTIES EYE LANDFILL INSURANCE PROGRAM
CHANGES SOU'iHT IN DRAM-SHOP L> "
JONFS: INSUPANC^ WOES WIDESPREAD
INSURANCE COMMITTEES GIVE BILL TENTATIVE APPROVAL
lacx of confipe-ice <ey to insjrance woes
J=gislIt£re''to^t2ckle''insuran:e problem in session this week
ARROGiNCE JF insurance firms led to action from state ,,,,,„ „„-.,,
STOPGAP INSURANCE MEASURE UP ^00 VOTE AS GENERAL ASSE-SLY SESSION OPcNS
LAWAKE'S FIND SOLUTION NOT SIMPLE
LONG WAKTS FIRMS TO SOLVE OWN PROBLEMS
INSURANCE BILL PASSES WITH EA'E
LF&ISLATION MAY BRING INSURANCE RATE HIKE
NEVER SAY 'NEVER* AGAIN ICARTOONt
LONG: LFGISLATUOE SHOULD EYE HIGH INSURANCE PRE-IUMS
SELF-INSURANCE POOL EYPECTED to HELP N.C. CITIES
WASTE PROCESSOR may CLOSE FOR LACK OF LIABILITY INSURANCE
INSURANCE COMPANIES DEFEND HIT.H RATES
LIABILITY SUITS CLIMB ^
PROCESSOR OF HAZARDOUS WASTES MAY SHUT DOW.<
AWARD LIMITS COULD EASE INSURANCE CRUNCH
N.C. DOCTORS SAY LAWSUITS RAISING COST OF VACCINATION
UNREASO'JAPLF DAMAGES ONE KEY TO LIABILITY CRISIS
SjSINESSMfn URGE SliTE TO ALLOW WASTE PROCESSOR TO REMAIN OPEN
CITIES STUDY SELF-INSURE FOR TRANSIT ,,,,,
INSURANCE INDUSTRY PLANS PROGS AM TO AID BUSINESSES
INSURANCE FIR"S TO BEGIN VOLUNTARY PROGRAM
RISING INSURANCF COST THREATEMS TOURIST ATTRACTIONS IN THE SMOKIES
HAIRDRESSER INSURANCE COULD NEET TRIMMING „,,,„„,
LAiYEB CRITICIZES PROPOSED LIABILITY INSURANCE REFORMS
LID ON MONEY FOR PAIN TOPS PANEL'S LIST FOR REFORM
JURY AWARD SHOWS WHY CAP ON DAMAGES NEEDED
INSURANCE ANSWER SOUGHT BY CITY OF DURHAM
PANEL BACKS LIMITS ON BUILDING HtlGHTS
PROPOSAL ON SCREENING SUITS D':FER»ED , , „ ,
WATFR AUTHORITY APPROVES INSURANCE POLICY E'TENSIONS
OMASA EXTENDS LIABILITY INSURANCE ,„,,.-
LONG SAYS INSURANCE NOW AVAILABLE BUT CAN BF COSTLY _ „ ^ „„„^
LAWYERS' GRF£1 NQT CAUSE OF SOARING INSURANCE PRcMIUmS--DUkE PROF.
NEW HIGH-RISK INSURANCE POOL IS WORKING OK — LONG
CAP ON CONTINGENCY FEES NEEDEO IN N.C. ,. ^ ,^,
CnNSU"ER GROUP REPORTS ON STaTc insUR'NCi: RATES ct.tc^
LONG SAYS N.C. RESIDENTS PAYIMG FOR LIABILITY LOSSES IN OTHER STATES
TAX STRUCTURE. BUDGET CUTS CITED AS KEY ISSUES
NO AGREEMENT SEEN ON -ALPRACTICE Caps ..-;-.
THCONBURG: INSURANCE INDUSTRY HASN'T MiDE CASE FJR CHANGES
POLICE PONDER POLICY CHANGE ON FUNERAL PROCESSION ESCORTS
MlJHR CIVIL JUSTICE REFORMS PROPOSED
PANEL BACKS LIMITS ON DAMAGE AWARDS
N.C. SHOULD REQUIRE INSURANCE DISCLOSURES
CAMP FOR HANDICAPPED SEEKS LIABILITY INSURANCE
COST M4Y SHIFT VACCINATIONS TO COUNTIES
DURHAM LEGISLATORS SEE LONG SFSSION
LEGISLATQRS MUST ACT TQ END LIABILITY WOES
INSURANCE COMPANY FOUND FOR CAMP FQR HANDICAPPED
JORDAN LIKES IDEA OF SCpappING SHORT SESSIONS
ROYALL PREDICTS GASOLINE TAX hike WILL PASS LEGISLATURE
BILL PR0PnS=5 MORE AUTHORITY FQR INSU'ANCE COMMISSIONER
INSURANCE CHIEF WANTS SAFEGUARDS FOR CONSUMERS
ROYALL: MARTIN'S HIGHWAY PLAN UNLIKELY TQ PASS
HOUSE PANEL RAISES STAKES IN INSURANCE DEBATE cc>,.t-,o <:..<:
INSURANCE COST, NOT TORT REFORM. CONCERNS TAR HEELS. SENATOR SAYS
lfgislator OUESTIONS Cap on ajaoos
TIME RUNNING OUT FOR TORT LAW REFORM
COUNTY DfFICIALS MULL SELF-INSURANCE "ITTV
COMMISSIONER'S POWER, JURY-A»ARD CAPS INCREASED
INSURANCE WOES WON'T FIZZLE CITY FIREWORKS
[OM-ITTEE OKS MEASURE TO LIMIT OA"AGES IN SUITS
BILL LIMITING MALPRACTICE DAMAGES ON WAY TO SENATE
DEBATE SCHEDULED TODAY ON TORT REFO»M
PAN-^L TIES TORI REFORM TQ INSJRANCE MEASURE
SENATE APPROVES BILL TO LIMIT COURT AWARD
•NO-FAULT- VACCINATION PLAN CRITICIZED „. .„_
INSURANfE CANCELLATION CLOSES FIREWORKS PLANT
\^^f&l S!J^"?lfui's^^EC BEING CONSIDERED IN SENATE
LEGISLATURE JUITS FOR WEEKEND: CLOSE ON SEVERAL ISSUES
CDNFEOEFS CHOSEN ON INSURANCE BILLS
INSURANCE CHIEF GETS GREATER AUTHORITY
SIX ATTORNEYS GENERAL RAP INSJRANCE INDUSTRY
INSURANCE TOP ISSUE FOR S-ALL BUSINESSES „...,.
BAR OWNFRS' 'HAPPY DAYS' PROMOTE INSURANCE SADNESS
FALL ON PROPERTY CAN RESULT IN LAWSUIT
N.C. INDEPEN3FNT AGENTS PON'^E' Own INSURANCE FIRM
BURLINGTON LOCKING FCR LIABILITY INSURANCE
POLL SHOWS VOTERS BACK DAMAGE LIMITS IN SUITS
DUKE STUDIES NEW INSURA>:CE PLSN .,^„... ,
FAMILY DOCTORS CONSIDER SUIT OVER PREMIUMS
PANEL 10 PUSH AGAIN FOR TORT REFORMS
HIGHWAY PACKAGE WAS HIGHLIGHT OF LEGISLATURE
LIP ON LIFE
THE MEANING OF JANUARY <i
NOT EVERYON'= LOVES PIGS«IN
BEAUTICIANS ARE SPECIAL PEOPLE
END-OF-JANUARY PARTY IDEA: HAVE A CRAD-IN
COM-ON SENSE MOST UNCOMMON KIND OF ALL
w^uLD ABLE ABE GET SUPPORT OF ARMCHAIR POLITICOS?
CLEARING The RECORD , ., , „,
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CHIEF'S LENT OUT, SHE'S RISK-TAKEO
SMILES WARM WINTER
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IMELDA'S SHOES NO SURPRISE
EASTER MONDAY A REAL MYSTERY
THINK UF DIETING AS SPRING TRAINING
00 YOU KNOW WHERE YOUR tax RECEIPTS ARE?
ARE WE HAVING A HUMOR C=ISIS?
GO AHEAD, ASK IF SHE'S STANDING
PROMS CHANGED, ME"OR|!S HAVEN'T
ONCE A MOTHER ALWAYS A MOTHER
A LOVE-HATE RELATIONSHIP WITH REUNIONS
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l/0')/87
c pf"- I f n»i.
MJN'S 3FST FRIEND ISN'T THIS ROMAN'S
SAVING TkASH AND TRfASUIES
GCAOUATIUN IS A HOT TIME IN THE QUO TOWN OCCASION
PAPA: HF HAD A JOLLY DISPOSITION EXCEPT WHEN YOU CROSStO HIM
SINCE WHEN Ai!E REDNECKS CHIC?
LAGNIAPPE IS SOMETHING EXTRA
JUST BE CREATIVE AND STAY HOME
GOOD HEALTH BFST INHERITANCE
SMALL THINGS TEST OUR PATIENCE
LIS ON LIFE
BEACH COTTAGE NAMES COME IN A WIDE VARIFTY
MILKMAN, GROCFR WEREN'T ENOUGH. SHE'S AFTER BANKERS
MOTHER'S MOTTO ABOUT LEARNING FROM OTHERS IS STILL HERE TO HAUNT
THOSE LITTLF IRRITATIONS SHOULD REMAIN SMALL
UNFORTUNATELY, SOME IN U.S. DON'T HAVE JU9S TO SALUTE
HER HUS°ANO HADF SURE CHILDREN MAOE THE GRADE
IT'S HARD TO MIND MANNERS WH£\t OTHERS OON ' T
THOSE TRAINS STILL TICKLE HER SENSE OF ADVENTURE
FOR FASHION, HE GOES RY WEATH=R
TV MAY BE HITTING A NEW HIGH IN LOWS
PLANNING FOR FUTURE TAKES TIME FROM PRESENT
BOAROINGHnuSE GANG WAS A SUPPORT SYSTEM
FLIRTING IS BACK (IT'S ABOUT TIME)
THE PROFICIENCY OF BLIND NEVER FAILS TO AMAZE HER
A SENSE OF HUMOR CAN HELP VOTERS GET THROUGH ELECTIONS
THANKS FOR SATIRE
WHISTLE STORY HAKES HER CONSIDER CONSFaUENCES
THANKSGIVING DAY STORY MAKES J LOOK LIKE TURKEYS
BRUSH UP HOLIDAY MANNERS
SHE'S A PROFESSIONAL AT ART OF PROCRASTINATING
SHE'S DREAMING OF A SAF= CHRISTMAS
ON CASH GIFT: COLOR WAS RIGHT, BUT SUE WAS WRONG
SHE IS THICK AND TIRED OF DIETING AFTER HOLIDAYS
LIPEL
see also lawsuits, u.s.
see also newspapers. durham
see also newspapers. n.c. (see also names of particular newspapers)
see also newspapers. u.s.
libel suits will be subject of panel discussion at duke
experts debatf libel law at duke
suit claims couple li^ieleo
lawyers libfl themselves
former beauty oueen accuses paper of libel
liperal arts
see also duke univ. master of arts in liberal studies
see also humanities
a useful education
ourham-area colleges deny carnegie finding
future leaders need well-ouunoed study
triangle college students returning to liberal arts
universities see upswing in liberal arts
fordham: unc working on problems
liberals
see also conservatives
see also durham county democratic convention
the gentle activist
INSIDE
CONSERVATIVE. LIBERAL LABELS CONFUSE VOTERS
TFACHING OF VALUES A DUTY OF SCHOOLS
A NATION OF CONTRADICTIONS
AMERICAN LIBERALISM TOPIC OF JNC CONFERENCE
AFFIRMATIVE ACTION IS STILL NEEDED, OFFICIAL OF NAACP SAYS
SANFORO TIED TO LI8?RALS
HOOLIGANS CRUSH FREE SPEECH
SANFORO WOULD HELP LIBERALS
APATHY HELPS LIBERALS
LIBERALISM VS. CONSERVATISM
SOUTHEASTERN PRFSIDENT DISPUTES CHARGES OF LIBERALISM
LIBERIA
ONCF A MISSIONARY IN LIBERIA, SHE'S LOOKING FORWARD TO lOOTH BIRTHDAY
MISSIONARY, DAUGHTER SLAIN
DURHAM MISSIONARY SLAIN; HOUSEBOY SOUGHT
SUSPECT ARRESTED IN MISSIONARY'S SLAYING
LIBERIA HOLDS MAN IN DEATH
SLAIN MISSIONARY REMEMBERED AS 'LOVING WOMAN'
MEMORIAL SERVICE HELD FOR MISSIONARY, DAUGHTER
LIBERTARIAN PARTY
END FARM BUREAUCRACY
UNFAIR TO LIBERTARIANS
AMEN TO FALWELL
LIBERTY
SEE FREEDOM
SEE U.S. CONSTITUTION
LIBERTY, N.C.
LIBERTY DOESN'T CELEBRATE, BUT MAYOR SAYS IT'S PATRIOTIC
CLOTHING PLANT TO OPEN IN LIBFkTY
LIBERTY BOWL
SEE COLLEGE BOWLS
LIBERTY CHFISTIAN ACADEMY
LIBERTY VALEDICTORIAN LIKED FAMILY ATMOSPHERE
LIBERTY CHRISTIAN ACADEMY, G°ADUATION
DURHAM SCHOOLS TO GRADUATE I,'>on
LIBERTY coop.
SOUTHFRN LIFE BUY OK ' 0
INSURANCE COMPANY SOLD
LIBERTY FEOEPATION
SEE ALSO CHRISTIAN ANTI-DEFAMATION COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO CONSERVATIVES
SEE ALSO MORAL MAJORITY
WHAT HOLDS FALWELL'S 'MAJORITY' TOGETHER?
FALWELL PROMOTES PEACE THROUGH STRENGTH
PEOPLE ARE NOT MACHINES
CHRISTIAN ANTI-DEFAMATION COMMITTEE FORMED
LIBERTY PLAZA
LIBERTY PLAZA PROPOSAL SPURS MORE INTERESTS
LIBERTY ST.
RESIDENTS NEAR 'COKE CORNER' PLEAD FOR HELP IN STAMPING OUT DRUG TRADE
ELM ST. RESIDENTS ASK WAR ON ORUG-DEALING
CORNER DRUG TRADE HALTED. PANFL TOLD
POLICE SAY DRUG SALES AT LIBERTY, ELM DRY UP
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PA^E SI)".
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A SONG OF THEIR OWN
lIBRARlANSt I.e.
LIBSABIANS EXPERT AT •TRIVIAL P'JKSUIT'
LlaOAOIANS FEAR PINCH Fa OH Pff! ,\ lIwS
J3as TO INCLUDE K0R5 Than TEAChERS
JAN-^ WILLIAMS NAMED TO TOP Li5rary POST
LIPRARIAWS. U.S.
TAR HEEL BOOK COLLECTOR AND SChilaR found HUHOR IN HOBBY
LIBRARIES. INTERNATIONAL
THE LIBRARY OF LIES
LIPRARIES, N.C.
SEE ALS3 euTNER PUBLIC LIBRARY
III ^'^^5 CREEOMHOR PUBLIC LIBRA" Y
ill tl-ir, Si^l?;? COUNTY PUBLIC LTBRAOY, BRANCHES
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS. N.C, LIBBARI=s
^' Nf^.5? JS?iL'§b^?l^^J5^rAk;f«^5■flI^^;.t?-
o5;l!\?kgAkt?rGti^:;^§IlJusiy^i^^Ri3p^'"'•••^°" *PfX LIBRA
LI35APIANS FEAR PINCH FRO" POBN LAWS
p;ja??R§ iiiTuV:i.rz%i'i\°^..irsm'iiu. exp^rt say.
N^?"":,:f;s.s"?,5j i.^^nrtiBRARY d im\i,iholil-" '"^
NEW HANOVER LIBRARY HAUNTED?
G-ANT TO DEVELOP COHPUTFrizeO LIBRARY NFTwnPK
auTNER. CREEO-OOk SEPARATE LIBRiRIESURGES AT H5ARING
COXBATTING TEPRDRIS": WE CANNOT BE RFIlirTANT
fS?t°£i^;iS-H5-i'^is'-"Tiig?^r.^!i2 I r- — LATION
PU?| "C-FS SKEPTICAL CF BOYCOTT "
INSIDE '-'8'*" SANCTIONS HAY CQaCE MILITARY STRIKE
...He CALL IT "CONSTRUCTIVE A" PE ASEHFNT . " rrAOrnnMi
E'lROPf S STAND RILiS. BUT IT'S u'oERSTANOABLE
PSEiL'Jt =„""''' '*E1' AGAINST TERRORISM '"'"""■'^
COMMENTS ON SANCTIONS
a.'^i SAILORS. MARINES PART OF 6TH FLEET
S?J8J£^;S^t5rKSirAin^AlVg0-^?-'' "5 INEVITABLE
lrB'V't'l^t^'rT,J^.'';'cl^Vo'^,''''' •''^'° "^ -"*^ HAPPENED.
SHEER SFNSELESSNcSS
COACH K (CARTOON)
LEJEUNc MARINES OFF LIBYA
N.C. NATIVE'S NAME IS ON LIBYAN -HIT LIST'
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ANS. NOT KHAOAFY
I3YA RAID
ACCEPT TFRRO"
BEFORE ATTACK ON Ll'YA
AN POMBING OF LIBYA
ECTION DAY
_. -ACKASS^S
LYING NOT THE RIGHT WORD
LIBYA. U.S. AIR ATTACK
DURHAM REACTION SUPPORTING S TR
CANDIDATES BACK U.S. AIR RAID
DUKE PROFESSOR SAYS RAIDS WON"
2 AOEA PROFESSORS EXPRESS RESE
TAR HEEL REPORTERS IN MIDDLE D
STRIKE AGAINST LIBYA JUSTIFIAB
U.S. RAID GOOD MOVE IN ANTI-T=
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THE SOVIET CANCELLATION ONLY T
"TO THE SHORES OF TRIPOLI" I Ca
N.C. NAVY SURGEON CHECKED U.S.
JUNGLE LORD
REAGAN 'SLAPPED' LIBYAN CIVlLI
LIBYA EDITORIAL CORREtT
ASU STUDENTS =EL£ASE SONG CN •
RONALD REAGAN CRITICS READY TO
AWAKE 10 OUR DANG=R
ALLIES' RESOLVE HAY GROW
JINNE'T SAYS REAGAN CALM JUST
BOJEZINKSI: BLOCKADE "ETTER H
VOTER ADVICE: STAY SOBER ON EL
KILLING MORALLY .RO'IG
LIBYA HAD IT COMING
KHAOAFY WITHOUT RFMOkSE
REAL BLOOD NOT KETCHUP
IS DROPPING BOMBS AN AC' OF wa
SEEK PEACEFUL SOLUTIONS
BOMBING A BLOW TO PFACE
FRANCE FORGETS HISTORY
lERPO'ISM (CaoTOQNI
I/JKE'IO^^ BETTER THAN BOMBS
FRO" THEATRICAL MAYOR. A NO-NO
•Care PACKAGES' TO LIBYA
DESPAIR CM BOTH SIDES
LOVE IT OR LEAVE IT"
PEACE AT ANY PRICE
DIFFERENCES MARK REACTION TO L
STATE COUNCIL OF CHURCHES CONO
professor: TERR-IRISM HA< NO SO
INTERNATIONAL LAW PROFESSOR'S
FREEDOM TO SPEAK CUT '^^^-"< ^
KEEP AMY OUT OF IT
HIGH SEAS VIEWS EXPLAINED
SILENCE NOT THE a"E9ICan way
AMERICA'S THE GPEATFST
IS GAOhAFI. oaffy->
NO TO THE MADMAN
LICE
III JJ-S3 gy;""" tlTY SCHOOLS. H'ALTH PROGRAM
lice don't always heed good hygiene
foa approves treatment developed in rtp
NEW HEAO-LICc TREATMENT DOESN'T REQUIRt 3N0 DOSAGE
LICENSE PLATES
i^t ALSO AUTO REGISTRATION
SEE ALSO MOTOR VEHICLE STICKERS
0 DATE
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SEE ALSO N.C. DIVISION OF MOTOR VEHICLES
LOCAL GOVERNMENTS LOOKING BEYnNO PROPFRTV TAX FOR REVENUE
LICENSE PLATES. DURHAM
A MINOR CIME? NOT To THE VICTIM
LICENSE PLATES. N.C.
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL. N.C. LICENSE PLATES
SEE ALSO MOTOR VEHICLE SUCKERS
SEE ALSO MOTOR VEHICLE TAXES
MOTOR VEHICLES AGENCY EXPECTS BACKLOG TO LAST SIX MONTHS
GANTT IS SEEKING PQyEO TO LEVY NEW LOCAL TAXES
SALES OF VANITY LICENSE PLATES UP
HIGHUAYS NAMED FOR SENATORS EAST ANO ERVIN
OPERATOR LOSES STATE CONTRACT ON LICENSE TAGS
LICENSE TAGS
SEE LICENSE PLATES. DURHAM
SFE LICENSE PLATES. N.C.
LICENSING BOARDS
SEE ALSO N.C BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS
SEE ALSO N.C. REAL ESTATE LICENSING SHARO
SEE ALSO N.C. HILOLIFE RESOURCES COMMISSICU, LICENSES
SEE ALSO NURSING HOME LICENSING ANO REGULATIONS
N.C. LEGISLATURE STUDIES HOW TO SIMPLIFY LICENSING
FIVE NAMEO TO IN-HOME AID PAN': L
LEGISLATURE. ADMINISTRATION STUDY ONE-STOP LICENSING
LICORICE PIZZA
SEE ALSO RECORD BAR
RECORD BAR SELLING 60 STORES TUTSIDE SOUTHEAST
LIOOCAINE (DRUG!
SEE ALSO DRUGS
LIOOCAINE UILL HELP REMOVE TICKS
LIE DETECTORS
SEE POLYGRAPHS
LIFE EXPECTANCY
SEE ALSO AGING
SEE ALSO DEATH PATE
SEE ALSO HEALTH CARE
LIVING AT THE EOGE: RESEARCHER: TRAINING "EN TO BE TOUGH RAISES RISKS
CHINS UP. men: average age RISING
U.S. MEN'S SURVIVAL RATES IMPROVING
RESEARCHER SAYS SMOKING IS CUTTING WOMEN'S FOGE ON LIFE EXPECTANCY
SCIENTISTS: 'THC PILL" HAS LITTLE EFFECT ON LIFE EXPECTANCY
BIRTH CONTROL PILL HAS LITTLE EFFECT ON LIFE EXPECTANCY. RTP RESEARCH...
LIFE SPANS ARE INCREASING IN CAOOLINAS
SATISFYING JOR. HAPPY MARRIAGE CAN 'IRING CONGER LIFE. ..STUDY
TAR HEELS LIVING LONGER. STUDY SHOWS
JOB SATISFACTION. VOLUNTEER W3RK INCREASE L"NGEVITy, STUDY SHOWS
LONGER LIVES WON'T BRING LOWER INSURANCE RATES
LIFE EXPERIENCES INC.
REAL LIFE: MENTALLY HANOICAPPEO BECOME HAPPILY EMPLYEO
RUGPY TOURNAMENT TOMORROW
LIFE FLIGHT
SEE DUKE UNIV.
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LIFE INSURANCE
SEE ALSO INSURANCE
SEE ALSO INSURANCE POLICIES
COMPUTER CAN HELP YOU WITH INSURANCE
RUMORS falsi: on veterans INSURANCE
FLAT TAX IS PRQPOSEO ON INSURANCE PREMIUMS
UYING MAN SUES FIRM OVER INSURANCE POLICY
AN EARLY DEATH IN FAMILY LED TQ HIS CAREER IN INSURANCE
LONGER LIVES WON'T BRING LOWER INSURANCE RATES
LIFE MAGAZINE
SEE ALSO MAGAZINES
WINSTON-SALEM WOMAN NAMED 'LIFE'S' PUBLISHEP
THE LIFE OF HARRY L. DALTON. VOLUME I: THE EARLY DAYS IBOOKI
CURATOR AT DUKE PAYS TRIBUTE TO BUSINESSMAN WITH BIOGRAPHY
LIFE SENTENCES
SEE ALSO CRIMINAL SENTENCING
SEE ALSO DEATH SENTENCES. N.C.
SEE ALSO MURDER. N.C.
WRIGHT GETS LIFE TERM: YOUTH PLEADS GUILTY IN SLAYING OF COED
rlRIGHT SENTENCED
HENDERSON MAN GETS LIFE TERM
CHARLOTTE MAN GETS 'REAL LIFE SE^JTENCE' FOR KILLING OFFICER
N.C. WOMAN GETS 3 LIFE SENTENCES FOR INFANT DEATHS
HAN RECEIVES TWO LIFE SENTENC'=S
JOHNSON GETS 2 LIFE TERMS FOR ASSAULT
MAN RECEIVES LIFE TERMS FOR MMROERS
MAN IS GIVEN LIFE SENTENCE IN MERCY KILLING OF FATH'^R
LIFE SENTENCES MIGHT GIVE TRAFFICKERS PAUSE
MANCUSO CONVICTED: JUDGE SETS LIFE PLUS 3-YEAR SENTENCE
MANCUSO GETS LIFE FOR TEEN'S ^URUFR
MAN GETS LIFE TERM FOR KILLING TROOPER
LIFE TERM GIVEN IN MURDER C A S^
WOMAN WHO BURNED SON GETS Z LIFE SENTENCES
ASSAULT CONVICTION IN SECOND TRIAL BRINGS LIFE TERM
CARTER GETS 2N0 LIFE TE°M IN ASSAULT CASE
N.C. MAN GETS LIFE SENTENCE I-l KI':E'S DEATH
MAN SENTENCED TO LIFE IN PRISON FOR 1!)83 SLAYING
15-YEAR-OLD GETS LIFE SENTENCE FOR TWO MURDERS
LIFE-SUPPORT MACHINERY
MACHINE IS HELPING KEEP INFANT ALIVE
LIFEGUAROS
RIGOROUS CONDITIONING KEEPS LIFEGUARDS FIT
LIFELINE UNIT
DURHAM COUNTY GENER AL . . . WE 'R E EXTENDING YOU THE LIFELINE (AOI
HELP FOR LIFELINE
ROXBORO CHARITY BALL TO BENEFIT LIFELINE
LIFELINE GETS H.OOO DONATION FROM CLUB
LIFELINE'S EXPANDED POOGRAM n COVER ALL GRANVILLE COUNTY
ALAMANCE GROUP OPPOSES EXTRATERRITORIAL ZONING
'LIFELINE' EXTENDED IN ORANGE
'LITTLE BUTTON' SAVES LIVES
LIFENET
SEE ALSO MISSING CHILDREN
SEE ALS1 NATIONAL CENTER FOR MISSING AND EXPLOITED CHILDREN
N.C. 'MISSING' CENTER JOINS U.S. NETWORK
COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY HELPS FIND CHILDREN
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LIf E'SAVING
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LIfESTVLES
A CHANGING LlfE CALLS FOR A C'<ANGING LIFcSTYLE
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ARE CAR'= VE-^ICLES FOR YOUR DESIRES? ONLY YOUR MECHANIC KNOrlS FOR SURE
LIGAMENT TRANSPLANTS
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LIGAMENTS
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Lir.GFTT c "YFRS TOBACCO CO.
SEE ALSO CHESTERFIELD CIGARETTE':
STATE BANKS GROW BY 13X1 CONSIDERED 'HEALTHY-
NOT S"UKE
LLH GIRDS MILITARY SALES STRATEGY
COUNCILMEN QUESTION HOLIDAY CLOSING OF DUMP
DURHAM FARMERS AWAIT LEAF vnr=
HISTORY OF TU8ACC0 WORKERS: PART OF THE FEMALE BLACK EXPERIENCE REVEALED
TRIAL DATE FOR SUIT AGAINST Lt. M SPURS DROP IN TOBACCO STOCKS
LONGTIMF PASSING, FLOWERS LONGTIME GONE
TOBACCO LIABILITY SUITS RISIN'
LCM LAWYERS TO APPEAL RULING ON CIGARETTE LABELS
LCM 10 APPEAL WARNING RULING
PAL'IER FILED SUIT
LCM LOSES CONTRACT
FURTHER WATER RESTRICTIONS THREATEN TRIANGLE BUSINESSFS
•RIGHT TO KNOW': DURHAM CHEMICAL. TOXINS LAW HAILED AS MODEL FOR STATE
HIGH Sir.N
FIRM'S PROJECT CURBS WATER USE
LIGGETT HAS 9UYER FOR O'lRHA" PLANT
GRA'IQMET FINOS BUYER FOR LtM
SlL"OUETTEO SPIOER-MAN AT WOR<
LCM SALE TALKS "AY BE NEAR CONCLUSION
LCM PUTS NEW SPSRK IN GENERIC CIGARETTE PACKS
LCM ALTERS WORKERS' SHIFTS
NEW YORK INVESTOR BUY^ LCM
LCM WORKERS REACT POSITIVELY TQ DEAL
GULLEY SURPRISEP AT SALE
LCM IN DECLINE SINCE 1913
LCM PLANT SOLO FUR 1137 MILLION
LE BOW OUIET ENTREPRENEUR
THE LCM story: FROM THE TOPS TO BOTTOM
LCM OFFERS STAFF RETIREMENT PLAN
LCM SALE GOOD NEWS =0' ITS WORKERS. CITY
LCM EMPLOYEES OFFERED EARLY RETIREMENT PLAN
ANALYST: BIG ToRicCO COMPANIES SHOULD STAY PROFITABLE
NEW OWNERSHIP GOOD SIGN FOR L' M WORKERS
CIGARETTE COMPANIES FACE STRUGGLE
THE GREAT CHESTERFIELD "YSTERY
SIGN OF CHANGE
A NAME STANDING TALL
CORPORATE 'PRESENT-ATIO'."
LCM TO MEET CHALLENGE. DEY SAYS
SIGN OF CHANGE
LIGGETT E MYERS TOBACCO CO.. EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO LIGGETT GROUP. EMPLOYEES
LCM ALTERS WORKERS' SHIFTS
LCM WORKERS REACT POSITIVELY TO JEAL
LCM PLANT SOLO FOR tl37 MILLION
LCM OFFERS STAFF RETIREMENT PLAN
LCM EMPLOYEES OFFERED EARLY RETIREMENT PLAN
NEW OWNERSHIP GOOD SIGN FOR LCM WORKERS
LCM TC CUT WORK FORCE BY "ARCH 1
LCM PLANS EMPLOYEE CUTBACK
LIGGETT c MYERS TOBACCO CO.. HISTORY
SEE ALSO TOBACCO, HISTORY
NEW YORK INVESTOR £)UYS LCM
LCM IN DECLINE SINCE 1913
LCM PLANT SOLO FOR 5137 MILLION
THE LCH story: from the TOPS TO BOTTOM
LIGGETT C MYERS TOBACCO CO.. SALES
LCM HAS PLUNGE IN PRuFITS
LIGGETT GROUP
STATE BANKS GROW BY 13i; CONSIDERED 'HEALTHY'
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
CIGARFTTE RULING IS LEFT INTACT BY FEDERAL COURT
NE« YORK INVESTOR BUYS LCM
LCM IN DECLINE SINCE 1913
LIGGETT GROUP. c-PLOYEES
SEE ALS" LIGGETT c myeRS TOBACCO CO.. EMPLOYEES
LIGGETT kETIREES PLAN TO ATTflO FLA. MEETING
LIGHTNING
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS. LIGHTNI'IG
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FOREST OFFICIALS FEAR EARLY FALL FIRE SEASON
LIGHTNING BUGS
SEE FIREFL lES
lir-HTS
SEE ALSO STREET LIGHTS
SEE ALSO TRAFFIC SIGNALS
SEE ALSO VISION
LIGHTS THAT LOWER SOUGHT FOR < ENAN
BALANCING ACT
LILLINGTON. N.C.
MARIJUANA FIELD IS DISCOVERED NEAR LILLINGTON
LIMERICK LANE
PARKuOOO RESIDENTS CLASH WITH BUILDER OVER FLOODING
LIMESTONE COLLEGE
PERRY WILL COACH AT LIMESTONE
LIMOUSINES
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SOVIETS AID TAXPAYERS WITH CUTS AT EMBASSY
LINCOLN COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER
HOSPITAL CHIEF: MORE MINORITIES WANTED
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SUBJECTS
PA'-.e 517
1/0T/T7
TEENS UFFEREO POEVENTIVE MEDICINE
ROAD RACE GETS "iClOD START
DPur. nELivEar van stolen from health center
LINCOLN CENTER EXPANSION OK'D
HEALTH CENTER HARKS 15TH YEAR
ATTENTION GRABBER
CHRRECT DATE
LINCOLN HEALTH CENTER: FROM J? TO 112 STAFFFrs
EHPLOVEES HONORED
irOUTH PRE-HOLICAY PARTY TURNS INTO 'NEAR RIOT' IN UURMAM
OURHA" WOMAN IS ADVISER TO NC <i-H
OFFICIAL DENIES FIGHT-HEALTH CENTER LINK
LINCOLN COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTERi BUDGET
SEE ALSC LINCOLN COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER, FUND RAISING
SENATE COMMITTEE OKS DURHAM, ORANGE FUNDS
ALLOCATIONS OMITTED
STATE MONEY BUDGETED FOR LINCOLN CENTER
LINCOLN COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER, EMPLOYEES
LINCOLN HEALTH CENTER WILL HONOR 15 EMPLOYEES
LINCOLN COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER, FUND RAISING
SEE ALSO LINCOLN COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER. BUDGET
RACE TO BENEFIT LINCOLN HEALTH CENTER
LINCOLN COUNTY, N.C.
POLICE HOPE SLAYING ARREST ENDS LENGTHY FAMILY FEUD
CONVICTFO KILLER'S FARM HIT BY ARSON FOR SECOND TIME
LINCOLN DEVELOPERS
COMMISSIONERS APPROVE ZONING FOR DEVELOPMENT
COUNTY OKS PARH-AREA SEWER SY', TEM
LINCOLN HOSPITAL
HEALTH CENTER MARKS 15TH YEAR
LINCOLNTON, N.C.
ALCOHOL POISONING BLAMED IN DEATH OF 12-YEAR-OLO
13-YEAR-OLD HAY HAVE BEEN DEAD WHEN LEFT ON SIDEWALK
37 INJURED WHEN SCHOOL "US OVERTURNS NEAR LINCOLNTON
CITY MANAGER FREED ON 2 OF 3 CHARGES
DISMISSAL SOUGHT OF EMBEZZLEMENT CHARGE
L1N6BERGER CANCER RESEARCH CENTER
SEE UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL CANCER RESEARCH CENTER
LINGUISTS
SEE ALSO LANGUAGE
DUKE PROF RAPS LANGUAGE PROPOSITION
LINKS INC.
LINKS AUCTION SUNDAY FEATURES ART, FASHION
LINN-CORRIHER CORP.
ROWAN INDUSTRY CUTS BACK TO SAVE WATER
LINOTYPES
SEE ALSO NEWSPAPEHS. U.S.
LINOTYPE: WORLD'S 'HTH WONOER,
' NOW 100 YEARS OLD AND NEAR EXTINCTION
LINPPO COMPANY
PLANNING BOARD TO REVIEW SITE PLANS TONIGHT
PARK PLAN FACES REVIEW
PLANNING PANEL OKS PAGE RO. COMPLEX
LINVILLE CAVERNS
NEW LIGHTING SYSTEM TO ILLUMINATE LINVILLE CAVERNS FOR 'iOTH ANNIVERSARY
LION'S CLUB, DURHAM
SEE ALSO CITY UF MEDICINE LIONS CLUB
SEE ALSO DURHAM DIAGNOSTIC LION^ CLUB
LIONS CLUB TO SELL BROOMS, LISHT BULBS
LIONS CLUB'S BROOM, BULB SALE SLATED SATURDAY
OFFICERS
AGRICULTURE PROGRAMS CALLED MISDIRECTED
•THE ONLY THING WE CAN'T 00 IS SEE'
MEMBERS OF DURHAM LIONS CLUB...
LION'S CLUB INDUSTRIES
SEE ALSO BLIND
DURHAM FIRM TAKES PART IN GERMAN EXHIBIT
MEDIOCRE JOB OUTLOOK IS SEEN FOR THIS FALL IN DURHAM
50 YEARS HELPING THE BLIND
'THE ONLY THING WE CAN'T 00 IS SEE-
LIONS CLUB INDUSTRIES, INC.: 50TH ANNIVERSARY
MEMBERS OF DURHAM LIONS CLUB...
LIONS CLUB INDUSTRIES PRAISED FOR USE OF RESOURCES, TALENTS
HOW THEY no IT
LUMINARIES MAKE THE EVENING SPARKLE
HQUOR-BY-THE-DRINK, BLOWING ROCK
BLOWING ROCK ANO BOONE VOTE TODAY ON ALCOHOL SALES
BLOWING ROCK, BOJNE APPROVE LIQUOR SALES
STUDENTS AT APPALACHIAN STATE HAIL APPROVAL OF BOONE BEER, WINE SALES
BOONE GETS LIQUOR SALES AFTER 37 YEARS
LIOUOR-BY-THE-ORINK, BOONE
SEE ALSO POONE, N.C.
BLOWING ROCK AND BOONE VOTE TIOAY ON ALCOHOL SALES
BLOWING HOCK, BOONE APPROVE LIQUOR SALES
STUDENTS AT APPALACHIAN STATE HAIL APPROVAL UF BOONE BEER, WINE SALES
BOONE BEER SALES FIVE WEEKS AJAY
BOONE GETS LIOUOR SALES AFTER 37 YEARS
LIOUOR-BY-THE DRINK, BURLINGTON
SEE ALSO BURLINGTON, N.C.
ALAMANCE SURVEY SUPPORTS A VOTE ON MIXED DRINKS
LIOUOR-BY-THE-ORINK, CONCORD
CONCORD LIQUOR BALLOTS RECOUNTED
PRO-LIQUOR GROUP CHALLENGES TALLY IN CONCORD VOTE
LIOUOR-BY-THE-DRINK, GOLDSBORO
SEE ALSO GOLDSBORO, N.C.
SALISBURY, EAST SPENCER, GOLDSBORO VOTE FOR MIXEU OPINKS
LIOUOR-BY-THE-CRINK , N.C.
SEE ALSO PARS
SEE ALSO LEGAL DRINKING AGE
SEE ALSO N.C, LAWS
SALISBURY, EAST SPENCER, GOLDSBORO VOTE FOR MIXED DRINKS
AVERY VOTES NO TO ALCOHOL SAL?
LIOUOR-BY-THE-ORINK, SALISBURY
SEE ALSO SALISBURY, N.C.
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3/27/86 0 3
7/18/86 A 9
2
11/28/86
A
1
N
7
<./29/e6
B
2
P U
445
2
10/14/86
B
s
N
2
7/06/86
C
3
p N
P38
2
2
2
3/04/86
3/04/86
3/05/86
e
B
C
1
1
1
N
N
N
M06
■^06
2
3/21/86
A
13
N
S
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4/JD/B6
A
9
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5/01/86
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2
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2
lD/26/86
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1
P
F
71 1
H
2
10/29/86
U
2
P
k
s
7
9/13/86
A
5
P
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H
2
9/14/86
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U
1 41
H
2
10/14/86
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3
0
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10/26/86
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1
11
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F
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10/3^/86
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9
N
H
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10/31/86
A
11
P
P
L2'l
H 2 11/04/86 B 2 P U H45
H 2 3/18/86 A 12 N
52 3/19/86 A 8 N
H 2 3/20/86 B 6 P N
H 2 4/27/86 C 12 N
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
3/18/86 A 12
3/19/86 A 3
3/21/86 b 6
3/21/86 B 5
4/27/86 C 12
H 1 8/16/86 C
3/21/86 B
3/24/86 A
H 2 9/11/86 A 21
H 2 9/11/86 A 21
S 1 10/01/86 A 5
NONTHLT/AN
I S 0 E X
12/31/B6
U B J e C T s
l/O'/B?
N F
P D
DATE
SALISPUPY. EAST SPENCER. GOLDSBORO VOTE FOR ><IxEO DRINKS
LIOUOR^H0US||^^^ IN SOUTH RALEIG" IN ORUG. LI0U05 HOUSE RAIDS
LIOUOR HfluSeS. OURHA'*
SEE ALSO ALCOHOL. ILLICIT SALES
DRUGS AND WEAPONS SEIZED IN RA 11 ,„ , „ „.. _ „
POLICE INVESTIGATE REPORT QC attack BY TRIO ON "AN
LIOUOR HOUSE RAID NETS Two AR'ESTS
PflLICE CHARGE 2 MEN WITH ALCOHOL VIOLATIONS
IHO ARRESTEE IN POLICE RAID
LICUOR INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO ALCOHOL
LIQUOR INDUSTRY.
H .' 9/II/S6 A 21
H 2 7/26/96 C 3
H 2
S 2
H 2
l/07/(>6
i/25/e6
6/22/16
10/ll/''6
10/13/''6
NOT TOBACCO, SHOULD BE FOCUS OF GOVERNMENTS
S 2 2/2n/R6 A
LIOUHR LIABILITY
SEE ALSO ALCOHOL
SFE ALSO DRUNKEN DRIVING
SEE ALSO LIABILITY INSURANCE
^^N.ci^UN^VERSniFs'To'-CRlcK'DOJN ON ORINKING AT FOOTBALL TAILGATE PARTIES H 2 7/2J/86 C IC N
S6-ILLI0N SUIT FILED AGAINST STORE. MANAGER FOR ALCOHOL SALES... H 2 8/2A/R6 C 6 N
LIOUOR RAIDS
SEE ALCOHOL.
ILLICIT SALES
LISTEN AND REMEMBER (OUTDOOR ORAMAl
SEE ALSO OUTDOOR DRAMAS
N.C. OUTDOOR DRAMA SEASON OPEMS THURSDAY IN WAIHAW
LITERACY
SEE DUKE LITERACY PROGRAM
SEE DURHAM LITERACY COUNCIL
SEE ILLITERACY
LITHOTRIPTER
SEE ALSO KIDNEY STONES
"lANbrGIvEs"uKPi!o?''oN\lTHOTRIPTER: human resources OiS^JMENT.
PANEL SEEKS CHANGES IN STATF RESTRICTIONS FOR MEDICAL SERVICES
HOSPITAL SE^KS MOBILE USE QF kIOnEy qEvTCE
DUKfIs KIDNEY S-ASHER REQUEST FOR PATIENTS DENIED AGAIN BY STATE
DUKE SEEKS REVERSAL OF LITHOTRIPTER RULING
USE OF KIDNEY-STONE SMASHER DESERVES OK
HOUSE OKS BILL TO L^T DUKE US? KIDNEY-STONE MACHINE
HOSPITAL DROPS PLAN FOR MOBILE KIDNEY MACHINE
bILL ^ETS TIME LIMIT FOR MARTIN TO SELECT JUDGES
DUKE LITHOTRIPTER USt GETS SENATE APPROVAL
COUNTY GENEPAL, MEMORIAL REOPFH LITHOTRIPTER TALKS
SHOCK WAVES BEING USED TO BOMBARD CANCER
LITTFR
SEE ALSO CLEAN COMMUNITY SYSTEM
SEE ALSO KEEP N.C. REAUTIFUL. INC.
S=E ALSO N.C. CLEAN AND BEAUTIFJL INC.
SEE ALSO TRASH DUMPING
TRASH REMAINS
ANTI-LITTER CAMPAIGN
PUT TRASH WHERE IT BELONGS
KEEP DURHAM CLEANER. TIPIER
POLICE CRACKING DOWN ON LITTERING
FALLING DEBRIS MAY BRING TICKET
LITTER FNFORCEMENT DECISION A GOOD ONE
MC1RRIS»ILLE PLANS CLEANUP PRO'.RAM
ORANGE CC^ANUP EFFORT 10 BEGIN ON MONDAY
KEEP AMERICA BEAUTIFUL WEEK lAOl
LITTER GRABBER ARRIVES
JOIN AREA LITTER BATTLE
LITTER FIGHTERS
CARRB^RO 'CLEAN UP' WEEK SET FOR "AY 12-16
DON'T LITTER NATURE'S BEAUTY
'KEFP THE SCENE CLEAN' WINS
GRANVILLE CLEANUP PROMOTED
STATE WILL BE GETTING SPRING CLEANING IN FALL
GRANVILLE COUNTY ADOPTS ITS FIRST LITTER ORDINANCE
CLEAN UP OR ELSE
SFyEN GROUPS REGISTER FOR GRANVILLE CLEANUP
LITTERFEST COMING UP
OVER =^00 »AG5 OF LITTER CLEANED JP IN GRANVILLc
'LITTERFEST' SCHEDULED ON SATURDAY
CLEAN UP THROUGH LITTERFEST
SPECIAL LITTERFEST HELPERS
OOGGI'iG LITTER
GRANVILLE PLANS TO GET TOUGH ABOUT LITTER
SATURDAY TO 'G.LITTEk' in chapel HILL
RED CROSS CLEANUP
TFSTIMQNiAL
DURHAM MAN SAYS CITY HARASSIfT. HIM
KEEP N.C. BEAUTIFUL AND N.C. CLEAN PLAN TO MERGE
WHY CAN'T INSPECTORS ANSWER HIS COMPLAINT?
WHAT'S AGAINST THE LAW?
LITTLE CAESARS PIZZA
SEE ALSO RESTAURANTS. DURHAM
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
LITTLE CPEFK (DURHAM COUNTY. N.C.I
STATE APPROVES LITTLE CREEK STREAM GROUP
'"' '■JJJhl ^S'l^ ir^'^Xn EXTEND O'OER ON COKER PROPERTY
JUDGE RULFS AGAINST BAROETT IN COKER ESTATE SUIT
SUMMARY KILLS COKER ESTATE PROPERTY SUIT
SUIT CLAIMS COUPLE LIBELED
LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL
SEE ALSO PABE RUTH LEAGUE
SEE ALSO BASt"ALL
SEE ALSO LITTLE LEAGUE FO"TBALL
SEE ALSO NORTH DURHAM LITTLE LEAGUE
SEE ALSO WRAL-TV IRALEIGH. N.C.I
BAMBINO LEAGUE SELECTS ALL-STARS
LL BASEBALL WILL RETURN TO Dl^iHAM
'"'^SeI kLSo"pEf2ESct'' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL TEAMS
SEE ALSO LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL
COUNTY CHAMPS
"•"ly f^Se5'5"8gb3?"'s!HOOL. LITTLE RED SCHOOL HOUSE
"" PLANNING COUNCIL CONDEMNS WASTE-SITE PLAN
H 2 5/30/?b D ■; P N W6^
7
3/j6/e6
B 1
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■>30
7
5/16/R6
d
N
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7
5/2"/R6
A
7
5/31/P6
f
N
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7
6/03/96
c
C63
7
6/12/B6
A
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7
7/02/P6
6
N
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7
7/0"./B6
B
1
L6'.'
7
7/10/86
A 1
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7/12/P6
(.
N
LW
7
11/13/96
B
N
L60
2
11/17/86
b
H 2
1/10/P6
A
4
E
H 2
1/22/R6
A
6
L
S 2
l/23/°6
A
A
L
H 2
2/17/S6
A
A
L
H 2
3/20/96
A
20
N
S 2
3/20/86
A
16
N
S 2
3/29/86
A
&
E
H 2
<./l7/96
B
1
N
H 2
'./lR/''6
D
A
N
H 2
h/iZ/fb
A
9
n A
H 2
4/23/R6
A
12
N
S 2
"./25/P6
A
A
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S 2
'./29/86
A
n
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R76
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<./30/n6
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3
N
H 2
6/09/86
A
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H 1
6/20/B6
b
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N
H 2
7/30/86
e
2
N
H 2
3/17/86
C
8
N
H 1
8/20/96
c
1
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9/2'>/86
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9/l"/96
c
1
N
H 7
9/13/B6
A
A
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H 1
9/26/96
a
I
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H 2
10/01/96
c
3
N
H 2
lO/OA/96
A
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10/05/96
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9 76
S 2
10/06/96
c
3
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U/16/96
6
1
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11/07/86
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11/09/66
c
7
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12/11/86
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12/19/86
A
1
N
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12/19/P6
c
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H 2
12/22/°6
A
A
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H 2
12/29/86
A
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L
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H 3 1/07/86 C 1
H 3 1/31/86 E 1
S 2 1/31/86 A 9
H 3 6/17/86 C 1
N
S 7 6/17/96 B 3 N
S 2 9/26/96 0 2 N
S 2 1/23/96 b 6 P P
S 2 1/23/96 C 1 N W82
MONTHLY/A
N N U A L
1/01/86
INDEX
12/31/86
SUBJECTS
PAGc 599
1/09/97
OURHAf" SEEKING TO KEEP TAP HATE'! SOURCES CLEAN
QFFICTAL: THEVBURN MIGHT SET PRECEDENT
OURHAK HIGH ON LIST FOR HATER DESIGNATION
BOND oeCOCHENOS COUNTY OK HODTFIED TREY^URN REZDiNING PLAN
A BLOW STRUCK FOB THE HOARY PUCCOON
TREYBURN HATER PLAN IS DRAWING SUPPORT
TREYBURN ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STUDY URGFD
SITF PLAN FOR TREYBURN PROJECT GETS NOD
LITTLE RIVER UAM
NEW DURHAM RESERVOIR 70t COMPLETE
LITTLE RIVER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
SPACE TRAVEL STARTS HERE
THEY BUILT THIS CITY WITH '"ILE OF 10XES'
■AND JUST A LITTLE BIT MORE...'
AUTHOR. AUTHOR!
6 COUNTY SCHOOLS GET NEH PRINCIPALS
PAINIFR RESCUED FROM HATER TO.JER AT COUNTY SCHOOL
LITTLE RIVER LAKE
SEE ALSO LAKE HICHIE
LET THE FOLKS FISH
LITTLE RIVER RESERVOIR
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C.. RESERVOPS
SEE ALSO LAKE MICHIE
RFMOVE POINTS OF WATER POLLUTION H
A COMMUNITY TORN ASUNDER: ORANGE FACTORY RESIDENTS ADJUST TO NEW HOMES H
ORANGE FACTORY DECISION TOOK TIME H
TREYBURN REZONING IS APPROVED ~ H
FARPINGTON ROAD PLANT'S TESTS MAY BE MODEL FOR FUTURE H
DURHAM HAY ?E MODEL FOR HATER SYSTEMS S
S. AFRICA STRINGS ATTACHED TO CITY-NCNB CONTRACT H
LITTLE RIVER LAUNCH MAY AFFECT WATER S
RESERVOIR ON THE WAY H
LIKE LIQUID GOLD: FOCUS IS ON WATER IN AREA'S WORST DROUGHT IN 100 YEARS H
CITY'S WATER PLANNING A MODEL OF FORESIGHT H
ORANGE TO GET LAKE BUTNER WATER H
NEW DURHAM RESERVOIR T0% COMPLETE S
DURHAM HATER OFFICIAL EXPECTS NO PROBLEMS H
LIMIT LAKE RESTRICTIONS H
USE LITTLE RIVER RESERVOIR FOR RECREATION H
RECREATION: ...HOW MUCH HILL 9E ALLOWED AT LITTLE RIVER PROJECT H
WATER CONSERVATION IS A YEAR-ROUND JOB S
CORPS OF ENGINEERS ACCEPTS CITY PLANS FOR LAKE RECREATION H
LITTLE RIVER TOWNSHIP
TOWNSHIP RESIDENTS:
NO MORE TALK ABOUT ZONING
LITTLEJOHN ASSOCIATES
HAYTI PLAN PROMPTS CONFLICT OJESTIONS
LITTLETON, N.C.
LITTLETON FESTIVAL SATURDAY
LIVER TRANSPLANT
BRANDON, LIVER RECIPIENT, PLAYING HIS DRUMS AGAIN
LIVER RECIPIENT RECOVERING HELL
'.-YEAR-OLD CANCER VICTIM NOW HAS INOPERABLE TUMOR
LIVER TRANSPLANT ADVANCES TO RE DISCUSSED
6-MONTH-OLO LUMBERTON GIRL RECEIVES LIVER TRANSPLANT
LUMBERTON BABY NEEDS 2ND LIVER TRANSPLANT
N.C. INFANT 'DOESN'T HAVE MUCH CHANCE' UNLESS LIVER DONATED
SECOND LIVER FOUND FUR N.C. 6-MONTH-OLD
LUMBERTON BABY GETS 2ND LIVER TRANSPLANT
N.C. LIVER TRANSPLANT PATIENT DIES
LIVER RECIPIENT IS AWAKE. TALKING
GIRL REJECTING LIVER
LIVESTOCK
SEE ALSO AMERICAN MINOR BREEDS CONSERVANCY
SEE ALSO PEEF
SEE ALSO BRANDING
SEE ALSO COWS
SEE ALSO DURHAM KIWANIS CLUB JUNIOR LIVESTOCK SHOW AND SALE
SEE ALSO HOGS
SFE ALSO POULTRY
SEE ALSO SWINE
LIVESTOCK DEATHS BLAMED ON DOGS
MANY FARM ANIMALS, ONCE COMMON, FACING EXTINCTION
BEEF PRODUCERS UPSET OVER SLAUGHTER
TAR HEEL LIVESTOCK SUFFERING, DYING
GROUP WORKS TO PRESERVE RARE BREEDS OF LIVESTOCK
LIVIN' E-Z (CHAPEL HILL. N.C.I
LIVIN' E-Z (AD I
LIVING-AT-HOME PROGRAM
SEE ALSO HOME HEALTH CARE
SEE ALSO SENIOR CITIZENS. HEALTH CARE
DURHAM PART OF NATIONAL PROJECT TO HELP ELDERLY REMAIN AT HOME
DUKE TU HELP ELDERLY AVOID NURSING HUMES
LIVING CHRISTMAS TREE
SEE ALSO CHRISTMAS TREES
CHURCH SINGER MAKES COMEBACK SHE PROMISED
CHRISTMAS SPECTACULAR
LIVING HISTORY
SEE OUKF HOMESTEAD STATE HISTORIC SITE
SEE DURHAM, N.C, HISTORY
LIVING WATERS PENTECOSTAL HOLINESS CHURCH
EA5TEP DRAMA
LIVING WILL
SEE ALSO EUTHANASIA
SEE ALSO FUNERALS
SEE ALSO RIGHT-TO-DIE
UNPLUGGED FEEDING TUBES NEH FOCUS OF RIGHT-TO-DIE DEBATE
N.C. HAS LIVING HILL LAW
SUFFERING SEEN AS ENEMY, NOT DEATH
LIVING WITH THE NEH JERSEY
SEE ALSO BEACHES, U.S.
SEE ALSO NEW JERSEY
DUKE GEOLOGIST'S BOOK
LIVINGSTONE COLLEGE
NCCU GETS LOW MARKS
SHORE IBOOKI
CITES NEH JERSEY SHORELINE WOES
ON TEACHER EXAMS
LIVINGSTONE COLLEGE SPORTS. BASKETBALL
EAGLES NIP LIVINGSTONE IN BULL CITY
LIVINGSTONE COLLEGE SPORTS. FOOTBALL
N
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3/28/86
3/28/86
<./01/B6
10/08/86
A
c
c
A
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A
A
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1
1
1
1
1
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N
N
N
N
N
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M97
W36
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9/01/86
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2
2
2
2
2
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2/09/P6
3/15/Bt
<./19/86
<./2?/86
6/2A/86
9/16/86
D
C
C
c
c
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3
1
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H
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U/12/86
A
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2/28/86
3/17/86
3/17/86
<./l5/B6
5/13/86
5/13/86
5/23/86
5/29/86
5/07/86
7/n/86
7/25/86
7/30/86
9/01/86
10/02/86
1 1/18/86
ll/2'-/e6
12/07/86
12/12/86
12/19/96
1
1
1
10
1
1
1
F J5A
N J5A
N H36
N M97
N W8?
N W36
N ^"69
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N M06
F
N "97
N H70
H 3 9/09/86 C 1
S 2 6/16/86 C 1
H I 9/27/86 C 1
l/Vt/ab A
3
N
130
l/l'./R5 C
A
N
',/D9/86 B
A
' N
5/02/86 C
9
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■)H(I
5/29/86 0
S
N
0/05/86 A
1 9
N
6/05/86 A
!■)
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5/06/86 A
1
N
5/07/86 B
9
'1
6/17/85 C
9
N
7/2<./86 A
15
N
10/02/86 C
B
'1
H 3 2/18/66 C 3 M
H 1 2/26/86 B 5 N
H 2 «/2e/e6 B 2 N
H 2 7/12/P5 A 8 N
H 2 8/0A/96 B 1 P N ni,n
H 2 5/13/86 0 7
H 2 9/05/86 B 3 N C60
S 2 9/11/95 A 1 N HTn
H 2 12/16/96 A 12 P M
H 2 12/29/85 A 4 L
H 2 3/30/85 A 1 P P L20
M 2 7/07/85 a 2
S 2 7/15/86 B 2
H 2 12/09/96 B 1
H 2 6/05/96 C 1"= P N DBO
S 2 9/04/85 A 12 N
H 2 12/05/86 C 2 P N 967
MONTHLY/AN
I M 3 E X
12/31/86
PAGc 600
1/0O/17
SOXF E4GLFS KILL CELEBRATE HO-eCOlING VS. LIVINGSTONE
EAGLE AIR SHOW HITS CHARLOTTE
EAGLES TAKE TO THE GROUND IN TRAPPING THE BEARS. 50-11
LIZARDS
SEE ALSO REPTILES
BIG. FEISTY LIZARD TAKEN FOR 'GATOR
LLAMAS
N.C. LLAMAS GAIN IN POPULARITY
LLOYD'S OF LONDON
SELF-INSURANCE POOL EXPECTED TQ HELP N.C. CITIES
LOAN APPLICATIONS
SEE ALSO BANKS. N.C.
SEE ALSO PUSINESS LOANS
SEE ALSO HUME-EauITY LOANS
SEE ALSO HOUSING. LOAN PROGRA»S
SEE ALSO N.C. LAMS
SEE ALSO SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS
LOAF AND LOAN
CREDIT — HOW TO GET YOURS
CS PANEL STUDIES LOBBYING
INDUSTRY GOT A<A HELP 22
YISTS' GICTS. FAVORS NEED
CS COMMISSION APPROVES TOU
PERSUADED TO DELAY NECOTI
SPARES CJUNCILHAN FROM "IS
CAL GROUP HIRES NATIVE OF
L REJECTS LOBBYIST FEES 01
DFAVER CASHFS IN
L OK S 39 RILLS POR SHORT S
STIGATIVE GRAND JURIES MAY
E LOBBYIST REVEALS TRICKS
LEADER URGES SUPPORT FOR
ARANCE MONEY SETS BAD PPEC
INFLUENCE PEDDLERS
CS LEGISLATION NEEDS TO G?
ER RESISTANT TAX REFORM (C
NISTRATION MAY BE BLOCKED
IC POORLY SERVED BY OFFICI
HONORABLES. DISHuNORARIA
MBLY HAS NUMBER OF MODERN-
LOBBYISTS: LAWYERS AND FOR
TE CONTINUES ON LOBBYISTS
SYSTEM'S TOP LOBBYIST RETI
EWIOE CITIZENS' LOBBY PLAN
ILE LOBBY SPENT S3. 2 MILLI
LOBBYIST WON'T OPPOSE BUS
YEARS AGO
TIGHTER RESTRICTIONS
GH. NEW LOBBYING STATUTE
ATIONS ON HMOS
TAKE
DURHAM
SCLOSURE
ESSION
BE USED IN DRUG CASES
OF GAME IN ASSEMBLY
'DRAM SHOP' BILL
EDENT
FURTHER
ARTOONI
FRJM TRYING PRIVATE PRISONS
ALS' LOBBYISTS
DAY QUIXOTES
HER LEGISLATORS
RING AT 71
NING FOR BROAD APPEAL
ON FIGHTING IMPORTS
INESS TAX HIKE
IMAGE TAKES BEATING
LOBBYING
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N.C.
LOBSTERS
SEE ALSO SEAFOOD INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO SHELLFISH
91-YEAR-OLO LOBSTER RETURNED TO VIRGINIA
LIVE LOBSTERS FROM MAINE
LOCH NESS MONSTER
SEE ALSO CREATURES AND MONSTERS
DON'T 'MESS' WITH NESSIE
LOCK SCHOLARSHIPS
SEE ALSn SCHOLARSHIPS ISEE ALSO NAMES OF SCHOLARSHIPS!
SEE ALSr UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. SCHOLARSHIPS AND STUDENT AID
FIRST LOCK SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED
LOCKHEED CORP.
DEFENSE CONTRACTORS'
CLEARING THE RECORD
LOCKRIDGE COMMUNITY IQRANGF COUNTY. N.C.I
DESIGNS FOR LIVING
LOCOMOTIVES
SEE RAILROADS. N.C.
SEE TRAINS
LOCUSTS
LOCUSTS ADDING TO PLAGUE ON STATE'S TREE INDUSTRY
LOEWS CORPORAtlQN
TO BE LEADER. SAYS MILLIONAIRE. LOOK LIKE LEADER.
CIGARETTE RULING IS LEFT INTAZT BY FEDERAL COURT
LOEWS FOUNDATION
»5.000 GIVEN FOR BUSINESS ST1X)ENTS
LUG CABINS
«500 LOG HOUSE FULFILLS DREAM
FIRE DESTROYS VACANT LOG CABIN
'""''see also CONTESTS ISEE ALSO SPECIFIC NAMES OF CONTESTS!
SEE ALSO SYMBOLS
ORANGE HIGH STUDENT WINS LOGO CONTEST
PROBLEM UF LOITERING NOT EASY TO SOLVE, POLICE CHIEF TELLS BOARD
STORE HALTING SALES OP WINt
CARRBORO STORE RESUMES WINE SALES
LONDON. ENGLAND
SEE ALSO GREAT PRIIA"'
RDU AIRLINE WANTS
CHARLHTTE. DURHAM
AIR TfAvEL Expands
ANALYSTS: AIRPORTS
RDU MAY OFFPR INTE
AMERICAN TO DOUBLE
AIRPORT FOOD FIRM
FOUR CONGRESSMEN S
CHAMBERS. CONGRESS
RDU THE BEST CHHIC
FAILURE OPENS DOOR
CAMPAIGN FOR OVERS
RDU ADVISER TO HEL
PIEDMONT GETS GROU
EFFORT TO SUPPORT
LAND US IN LONDON!
GATEWAY CAMPAIGN G
3 TO LEAD RDU LOND
WHEN RALEIGH-DURHA
CHAMBER LAUNCHES E
RDU GATEWAY OR IVE
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TICKETS TO GO ON SALE
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SEE ALSO GREAT RALEIGH ROAD RACE
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SEE ALSO RUN FOR HEART
SEE ALSO WALKING
SEE ALSO WORLD RUNNERS
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CHILL RACE MARCH 1
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DUKE, UNC TEAMMATES FOR HOSPITAL
'RUN FOR SIGHT' RACE TO"ORROW
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SEE TELEPHONES, N.C.
SEE TELEPHONES, U.S.
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ACTOR HURT, BUT UNC PLAY WILL GO ON
INJURED ACTOR REPLACED IN PLAYMAKERS- PRODUCTION
LORILLARO CORP.
S5,000 GIVEN FOR BUSINESS STUDENTS
LEAF PLAN MAY BE SIGNED TODAY
LOS ANGELES. CALIFORNIA
SEE ALSO CALIFORNIA
THE RESCUE MISSION
...SUGGESTED DESIGN FOR A SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA MISS LIBERTY... ICART(
LOS ANGELES DODGERS
SEE ALSO BASEBALL
DODGERS NEW BAT BOY
LOS ANGELES LAKERS
LAKERS. BULLS TD PLAY EXHIBITION AT UNC
ESPOSITO. 5 FROM PACK NAMED TT ACC SQUAD
TWIN TOWERS, ROCKETS TAKE CONTROL OUT WFST
LAKERS-PULLS A LARGE NBA LOCAL GAME
JORDAN, WORTHY RETURN
JABBAR: TRULY A BASKETBALL GIANT
LOST AND FOUUD
LOST ITEMS CROWD CITY HALL
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PURSE-MATCHER
LUST COLONY
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SEE ALSO OUTDOOR DRAMAS
PEMBROKE STATE PROFESSOR CLAI'^S ANSWER TO THE LOST COLONY'S FATE
LOST COLONY SEARCH TAKES A FALSE TRAIL
THREE HISTORICAL DRAMAS BECKON BEACHGOERS
EX-DIRECTOR SAYS "LOST COLONY' ENDANGERED
THE LONG DAY OF A SHORT CAREE'
GROUP NEEDS i2.1 MILLION MORE FOR NEW ARTS CENTER
CHIEF LEADS HATTAOARE INDIAN MATION
LOTTERIES
SEE ALSO GAMBLING
GREENSBORO MAN AND HIS SISTER BEAT LOTTERY ODOS
LOTTERY WOULD RELIEVE N.C. TAXPAYERS
HONEY WOES SPOIL DINNER FOR OFFICIALS
WEDDING PRESENT TURNS INTO S3. 25 MILLION GIFT
N.C. EDUCATORS' GROUP TO ADVOCATE STATE LOTTERY
MARTIN, JORDAN STILL OPPOSE STATE LOTTERY
VOTE ON N.C. LOTTERY SHOULD BE CONSIDERED
THE PULSE OF AMERICA
LOU GEHRIG'S DISEASE
SFE AMYOTROPHIC LATERAL SCLEROSIS
LOUISUURG, N.C.
THREE LOUISBURG BREAK-INS PRORED
FRANKLIN DEPUTIES SEEK ARMED ROBBER
NEW HOUSES LOOTED
FRANKLIN WILL LOAN 160,000 TO WATER AUTHORITY
RAINS ON TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY HAVE LAKE LEVELS IN FRANKLIN RISING
MONEY TAKEN FROM STORE'S SAFE
POLICEMAN INTERRUPTS BREAK-IN IN LOUISBURG
CRUISING "THE ONLY THING TO DT
THE TOWN OF LOUISBURG ALSO IN POWER BUSINESS
LIGHTNING BOLT FLIPS SWITCH IN LOUISBURG
ARRESTS MADE AFTER CROWD GATHERS
LOSER REQUESTS RECOUNT IN FRANKLIN SHERIFF'S RACE
FRANKLIN ELECTION OFFICIALS DENY REQUEST FOR RECOUNT
L0UIS8URG-AREA CHURCHES PLAN WALK FOR NEEDY
MAN CHARGED IN LOUISBURG SHOOTING
THREE BREAK-INS REPORTED
LOUISBURG, N.C, CHRISTMAS PARADE
SEE ALSO CHRISTMAS PARADES, N.C.
AREA TOWNS GEARING UP FOR CHRISTMAS PARADES
LOUISBURG, N.C, TAXES
SQUEEZE play: LOSS OF R'= VENUE- SHA R I NG MONEY FORCES BUDGET JUGGLING
LOUISBURG AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
SEE LOUISBURG/FPANKL IN COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
LOUISBURG COLLEGE
SEE ALSO CLIFTON L. BENSON CHAPEL AND RELIGIOUS LIFE CENTER
■CAMELOT' ON STAGE IN LOUISBURG
LOUISBURG COLLEGE DEDICATES C-IAPEL
FRANKLIN WOMAN JOINS LOUISBURj COLLEGE STAFF
LOUISBURG COLLEGE OBSERVING BICENTENNIAL
LOUISBURG COLLEGE, CONCERTS
LOUISBURG CHRISTMAS CONCERT TODAY
LOUISBURG COLLEGE CHAPEL
SEE CLIFTON L. BENSON CHAPEL AND RELIGIOUS LIFE CENTER
LOUISBURG COLLEGE FOLK MUSIC AND D'NCE FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO CRAFT SHOWS
SEE ALSO FESTIVALS, N.C.
SEE ALSO FOLK UANCING
MUSIC, CRAFTS, TOURS PLANNED FOR FOLK FESTIVAL IN LOUISBURG
LOUISBURG COLLEGE SPORTS
LOUISPUfG FRESHMAN WINS CAR, MAY NOT GET TO KEEP IT
THE FINAL VERDICT: LOUISBURG STUDENT CAN KEEP THE CAR
LOUISBURG COLLEGE SPORTS, BASEBALL
NOAH HANDLES VILAS WITH STRAIGHT-SET WIN
LUUISUURG COLLEGE SPORTS, WOMEN
LOUISBURG IW] 77, ESSEX 63
LOUISBURG HIGH SCHOOL
LOUISBURG HIGH SCHOOL VANDALIZED
LOUISBURG SCHOOL GETS BOMB THREAT
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12/09/86
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H 2 12/03/86 B 6 N
H 2 7/13/86 A 1 C N S80
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4/29/86
12/10/86
12/18/86
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H 2 1/31/86 C 1 T N D85
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MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX
1/01/86 - U/31/96
SUBJECTS
PAf.E 603
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P n
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TWO NFH SHERIFFS MAKE CHANGES
LOUISBURG THEATER
SOME OUO OOHNTOMN THEATERS STILL npFN
LOUISBURG/FRANKLIN COUNTY CHAMBER DF COMMERCE
TICKETS ALMOST GONE FOR FRANKLIN BANQUET
TAX PLAN TOPIC FOCUS IN FRANKLIN
MAVRETIC TO SPEAK IN LOUISBURG
FRANKLIN UNEMPLOYMENT FIGURES CALLED MISLEADING
SMALL BUSINESS WORKSHOP PLANNED
FRANKLIN COUNTY CHAMBER'S DIRECTOR RESIGNS
LOUISIANA STATE UNIV.
6R0DHEAD UNDER FIRE BY L SU ATHLETIC COUNCIL
FANFARE: BKOOHEAD RESIGNS
LOUISIANA STATE UNIV. SPORTS. BASKETBALL
DALE BROWN MEDIA'S FAVORITE
ZND-HALF SURGE PACES CARDINALS
FREAKY DEFENSE PROVED FLEETINS IN CARDS' VICTORY
LOUISIANA STATE UNIV. SPORTS. FOOTBALL
CRUM SAYS OBS. BACKS KEY AT LSU
UNC AT LSU
LSU STEPS ON TAR HEELS. 30-3
TIGERS FEAST AT TAR HEELS' EXPENSE
FOR TAK HEELS. TIME TO AVOID FAMIL'IAR FINISH
HEELS MOVING IN WRONG DIRECTION
CRUMMY LSU TRIP LEFT UNC REELING
LOVE
SEE ALSO ROMANCE IGENERAL HEADING)
'■.9'!:^''°,'"^"°' '--^ '^ LIGHT UP YOUR LIFE — BUT WATCH OUT FOR OLD FLAMES
MARRIED COUPLES MORE REALISTIC ABOUT LOVE. N.C. PROFESSOR SAYS
LOVE TRACTOR (MUSIC GROUP)
ON STAGE OR ON RECORD. LOVE TRACTOR STALLS OUT
LOVEFEAST
SEE MORAVIAN LOVEFEAST
LOW-INCOME ENERGY ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
SEE ALSO SHARE THE WARMTH PROGRAM
ASSISTANCE OFFERED ON FUEL COSTS
APPLICATIONS FOR FUEL HELP BEING TAKEN
HEATING-BILL AID AVAILABLE
HEATING BILL ASSISTANCE APPLICATIONS OPEN TODAY
ENERGY PROGRAM SEEKS LONG-TERM BENEFITS FOR LOW-INCOME CONSUMERS
LOWE'S COMPANIES. INC.
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
CHANGED VOTE GIVES SUPPLY STO' E PANEL'S OK
VOTE CHANGE TIPS PEZONING RULING
PUBLIC BUSINESS SHOULD BE CONDUCTED IN PUBLIC
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
CDLORCRAFT riF DURHAM IS NOW LARGEST FILM PROCFSSOR
LOWE'S SEEKS REZUNING; PROTEST PETITION INVALID
LOWE'S REZONING REOUEST GRANTI^D BY CITY COUNCIL
SPLIT COUNCIL OKS SUPPLY-STORE ZONE
COUNCIL VOTE CALLED IRREGULAR
LATTA ROAD RESIDENTS SUE OVER REZONING FOR LOWE'S
JUDGE'S INJUNCTION HALTS LOWE'S STORE TEMPORARILY
RESIDENTS GET INJUNCTION AGAINST LOWE'S BUILDING
LATTA ROAD RESIDENTS TRY TO OBTAIN BOND
LATTA ROAD RESIDENTS MEET BONO
DURHAM'S Share of retail-sales pie in triangle is steady at 22*
LOWE'S SEPTEMBER SALES RISE 6»
RETAIL SALES IN SEPTEMBER PERK UP LACKLUSTER AUGUST
COURT BLOCKS NEW LOWE'S STORE IN NORTH DURHAM
COUNCIL WON'T APPEAL RULING
CITY COUNCIL WON'T APPEAL LOWF • S ZONING REVERSAL
STURY UNNECESSARILY INSINUATED SLEAZINESS
LOWE'S FILES APPEAL IN DENIED REZONING
SECRECY UNWARRANTED IN REZONING DISCUSSION
COUNCIL SNUBS PUBLIC SAFETY. ZONING ISSUES
COUNCIL VETOES MOVE FOR PUBL IC -SAFETY VOTE
LOWE'S RULING A SHAKY NEIGHBO' VICTORY
LOWE'S PLAYED BY RULES
MAYOR ACTED PROPERLY
LOWE'S GROVE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
SCHOOL BOARD APPROVES PLAN FOR REORGANIZING. BUILDING
aUILTING BEE
SCIENCE WEEK LIFTS OFF
LIFTOFF
LOWE'S STUDENTS TRAVEL BACK I<4 TIME
NEW SCHOOLS TOP WISH LIST
LITTLE RED SCHOOLHOUSE RESTORATION TO PRESERVE MgMORIFS OF
UURHAM TAXI DRIVER "OBBED AT <NIFEPniNT
AUTISTIC-TEEN PARENTS WANT PK"'GRAM MQVEn
DURHAM SCHOOL BONDS SPARK CONTROVERSY
HICKS STRESSES URGENT NEED FO' SCHOOL BONOS
LOWE'S GROVE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
LOWES GROVE STATION OPENS
SCIENCE WHIZZES
INVENTIVE STUDENTS
CIVICS LESSON
HISSING LETTERS RETURNED, BUT WITHOUT 1350 IN CHECKS
PARENTS UF AUTISTIC RAP LONG 1 US RIDE
AUTISTIC-TEEN PARENTS WANT PRTGRAM MOVED
SCHOOLS TURN DOWN PLEA TO MOVE AUTISTIC TEENS
DOG CARE
LOWE'S GROVE JUNIOR HIGH PRESENTS HONOR ROLL
LOWE'S GROVE SCHOOL
SEE LOWE'S GROVE ELEMENTARY SCHIOL
LOWE'S GPQVE SCHOOL, LITTLE RED SCHOOL HOUSE
LITTLE RED SCHOOLHOUSE RESTORATION TO PRESERVE MEMORIES OF 'OLDEN DAYS'
LOWE'S INVESTMENT CORP.
SEE LOWE'S COMPANIES,
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INC.
LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE
SEE ALSO DURHAM MOOSE LODGE 2045
SEE ALSO WOMEN OF THE MOOSE
THANKS GIVEN FOR PROJECT HELP
LOYALTY
WHISTLE STORY MAKES HER CONSIDER CONSEOUENCES
LOYOLA COLLEGE IBALTIMOREl SPORTS. SOCCER
DUKE SOCCER MEETS UNBEATEN LOYOLA
BLUE DEVILS ROLL INTO SEMIFINALS
S 2 5/02/86 A
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1/26/86
2/04/86
5/05/86
5/05/86
8/10/R6
9/01/86
12/15/r
12/26/86 P.
STONE COAL C18RIES OUKE TO SE'-IPINALS
LOVOLA UNIV. SPO'^TSt BASKETBALL (CHICAGO)
DEPTH. BEEJUNOING SEND WOLFPAtK RAMBLIN' PY LOYOLA H 2
THREE-POINTERS THREATEN -PACK S 2
LUCHV STRIKE CIGARETTES
BUSINESS PRIEFING " 2
DEMAND UP <.6t FOR DURHAM-HADE LUCKY STRIKE FILTERS H 2
INSIDE 5 2
LUHBEE INDIANS
SFE ALSO INOIANSt N.C.
GREENSBORO SCHOOL OFFICIALS P'OTESTINC NEW FEOEOAL RULES ON INDIAN PROG. H 2
lUSCARGRA COLLEAGUES CRITICIZE CHIEF WHO SELLS HONOR AR Y. . . MEHBfcRSH I PS H 2
PFM^ROKF STATE PROFESSOR CLAI-S ANSWER TO THE LOST COLONY'S FATE H 2
PART [:jpiA.-g, SHE VALUES HERITAGE FKa^^ BOTH SIDES H 2
LUM=EE DOCTOR S'YS HE STUCK TD GOAL H 2
INDIAMS REMEMBER TRSOITIONS AT ENO-OCC ANE ECH I POHHOW H 2
PEMBROKE UNIVERSITY SERVES AS SYMBOL TO LUM1EE INDIANS H 2
OCPUTY KILLING LUM3EE ANGERS INDIANS. BLACKS H 2
COUNTY MEDICAL EXAMINER 'ShOCKEO" ABOUT INQUEST INTO LUMBFE'S DEATH H 2
LUMBER INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO FORESTRY
SEE ALSO FORESTS. N.C.
SEE ALSO TI-BER
SEE ALSO TREES
LOGGERS COMPLAIN ABOUT LARGE SALES
CHATHAM JOINS 15 COUNTIES IN JOOO FIGHT
LUMBERTON. N.C-
PROSECUTOR LEADER IN WINNING DEATH SENTENCES
DEBUTANTE BEH4VES LIKE A PIC
LUMBERTON RESIDFNTS EVACUATED AFTER CHEMICAL TANK CAR LEAKS
LUM8ERT0N BABY NEEDS 2N0 LIVER TRANSPLANT
N.C. INFANT "DOESN'T HAVE MUCH CHANCE' UNLESS LIVER DONATED
SECOND LIVER FOUND FOR N.C. 6-MONTH-OLO
COUNCIL OF STATE SUED OVER BUILDING DECISION
MARTIN LOSES VETO SUIT
MARTIN TO APPEAL COURT'S DECISION ON HIS AUTHORITY
LUMINARIA
ILLUMINtTING WORK
LUMINARIES LIGHT UP WOODCROFT
LUMINARIES JILL LIGHT RESERVOIR
LIGHTING THE HAY
LUMLEV ROAD
STIRRUP CREEK WINS REZONINC BATTLE
COUNTY TO HULL LUMLEY ROAD OEZGNING
COUNTY PANEL DKS PLAN FCJR 2'^Z HOUSES
COUNTY BOARD ENDORSES REZONING PLANS FOR LUMLEY ROAOi ROUGEMONT
LIST OF HIGHWAY NEEDS GETS BOARD'S BACKING
COUNTY OKS BIGGER OAK GROVE SUBDIVISION
LUNAR ECLIPSE
SEE ALSO ECLIPSES
MOON TO ECLIPSE BRIGHT STAR TONIGHT
LUNG CANCER
SFE ALSO CANCER
SEE ALSO TOBACCO. HEALTH EFFECTS
STUDY PREDICTS 50t INCREASE IN LUNG CANCER DEATHS
ATTORNEY SAYS TTBACCO SUITS A' E STRETCHING LAW
EPA INFORMATION SERVICE TO OPERATE AT PARK
LUNG CANCER TREATMENT TO BE T1 P I C
LUNG CANCER IS TOPIC OF 'HEALTH NIGHT OUT'
LtM LAWYERS TO APPEAL RULING ?N CIGARETTE LABELS
LCM TO APPEAL WARNING RULING
PSL"ER FILED SUIT
CANCER IN MAL^S MAY HAVE PEAKED , ,,„
•PASSIVE SMOKERS' AT HU''E INCREASE LUNG CANCER ' I SK 30X OVER UNEXPOSED
KAOON SURVEY STARTS NEXT WEEK IN 500 HOUSES
CANCER DEATHS DESTROY FAMILIES
LUNG DISEASES
SEE ALSO AMERICAN LUNG ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO BETTER BREATHERS CLUB
ill AtsD PUKruNVv^ SedIcIl center, allergy, CRITICAL CARE C RESPIRATORY DISEASE DIV
SEE ALSO EMPHYSEMA
SEE ALSO RESPIRATORY "EALTH CLUB
SEE ALSO RESPIRATORY THERAPY
STUDIES INDICATE BHOPAL SURVIVORS FACE LUNG PROBLEMS
EXERCISE SE=Ms TO h=lp PEOPLE nHo HAVE Chronic lung diseases
OUKE: exercise HELPS CHRONIC LUNG DISEASE
CIGARETTE WORKERS FRUSTRATED BY MORAL CRITICS
UNC RFSPIRATJPY HEALTH CLUO AIDS "ANY WITH LUNG DISEASE
GROUP WILL HELP LUNG PATIENTS
LUNG DISEASES RISING AT AN AL'RMING RATE
LUNG THERAPY GROWS INCREASINGLY VITAL
LIGHT EXERCISE APPEARS TO HELP PEOPLE wITH LUNu DISORDERS
MACHINE IS HELPING KEEP INFANT ALIVF
LUNG TRANSPLANTS
TRUST FUND SET UP FOR WOMAN WHO NEEDS DOUBLE TRANSPLANT
LUNGS
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, CHOKING
SEE ALSO A IR POLLUTION
SEE ALSO AMERICAN LUNG ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO BROWN LUNG DISEASE
SEE ALSO CARDIOPULMONARY RESUSCITATION
SFE ALSO ECMO (EXTRACORPOREAL MEMBRANE OXYGENATION!
SEE ALSO HEIMLICH MANEUVER
MODEL LUNGS. AID F QR DEAF SPRING FROM THEIR BASEMENT
GAPS SAID KEEPING N.C. from COMPETING WITH SILICON VALLEY
LUPUS ERYTHEMATOSUS (DISEASE!
SEE ALSO DISEASES (SEE ALSO NAMES Qf SPECIFIC DISEASES!
LUPUS AWARENESS MONTH
LUTHERAN FAMILY SERVICES
SOUTHEAST ASIAN REFUGEES SEEK RELATIVES LEFT BEHIND
•BUT, DON'T YOU HAVE VIET CONS IN AMERICA'"
N.C. PIEDMONT PREPARES FOR 200 VIETNAM REFUGEES
MONTAGNARD REFUGEES ARRIVE IN NORTH CAROLINA
LUTHERANS
SEE ALSO N.C. SYNOD OF THE LUTHERAN CHURCH
SPREADING JOT IS HIS WAY OF SERVING THE LORD
LUTRAVIL CO.
LUTRAVIL PRESIDENT TO GIVE TALK ON JOINT VENTURES
LUTZ CONSTRUCTION ro.
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6/06/36
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8/27/B6
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HONTHLT/ANNUAL INDEX
l/0l/8(> - 12/31/B6
CONTRACTS ABSOLVE CITr OF FIRE RESPONS IPI L I TV
LUXuny TAXES
SEE ALSO TAXES. N.C.
REINSTATE LUXURY TAX
LYING
SEE ALSO FALSE TESTIMONY
SEE ALSO FRAUD
SEE ALSO POLYGRAPHS
THE WORLD'S BIGGEST LIE
LYING-IN-ROAD DEATHS
SEE ALSO DEATHS. N.C.
SEE ALSO PUBLIC 0RUNK6NESS
'LYING-IN-ROAO DEATH- OLD SOUTHERN CUSTOM?
LYME DISEASE
SEE ALSO DISEASES ISEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC DISEASES)
TICK-CAUSED LYME DISEASE NOTED MORE
LYNCHBURG "ETS
SEE ALSO CAROLINA LEAGUE
BULLS ANNOUNCE '86 SLATE
MAYOR. CASH HAVE FIRST-PITCH DUTIES
BULLS OPENING SEASON ON OPTIMISTIC NOTE
BULLS CHILL MBTS TO OPEN SEASON
BULLS CLUTCH OPENING WIN
BULLS DOWN METS AGAIN, 5-?
BULLS REPEAT OPENING GAME SUCCESS
METS FIND STOPPER. SUUELCH BULLS* RALLY
JEFFRIES' BIG BAT BEATS BULLS
METS' JEFFRIES SHACKLES BULLS
BULLS. METS SPLIT OOUBLE-HEA D? R
BULLS SPLIT WITH METS
JEFFERIES' BAT. BULLS' ERRORS BRING ROOF DOWN ON DURHAM
BULLS AWFUL IN LOSS
BULLS AWFUL IN LOSS
METS EXTEND STREAK. DOWN BULLS
STREAKING METS DROP DURHAM
METS CLAIM IQTH STRAIGHT WITH 3-HITTER
COMMITMENT IS THE KEY UNLOCKING METS" SUCCESS
METS GET NO. U WITH SWEEP
METS LEAVE BULLS AIMING FOR 2M0 PLACE
METS TAKE ADVANTAGE OF SLOPPY BULLS DEFENSE. 4-1
BULLS FALL TO LYNCHBURG
BULLS LOSE A PAIR TO METS
BULLS DROP TWO To NETS
CASH THROWS FIRE AS BULLS TRIJHPH
CASH HELPS BULLS STYMIE METS
HOT BULLS BULLY METS. RETAIN SOUTHERN FIRST
BULLS KEEP ROLLING. ROUT METS
HARRISON HR GIVES BULLS WIN
BULLS TAKE RARE SWEEP OF METS
BAILEY'S CHANGES PUT BULLS' PITCHING IN SHARPER FOCUS
BULLS SLIP PAST METS
BULLS TOP LYNCHBURG. 11-2
BULLS BLAST METS
BULLS DROP METS BUT GAIN NO GROUND
LYNCHBURG HOLDS OFF BULLS
METS NIP BULLS IN IITH
LYNOHURST FOUNDATION
UNC EXPERIMENTAL TEACHING PROGRAM RECEIVES t215.0D0
UNC FELLOWSHIP INSPIRES DURHAM TEACHER
TEACHER SAYS UNC PROGRAM PUT HER IN CLASSROOM
LYON PARK SCHOOL
AIR CONDITIONER THEFT
GUNMAN HITS SOUTH SQUARE MALL CAFETERIA
ART GROUPS MAP OUT FULL SCHEDULE OF FALL CLASSES
LYSISTRATA IPLAYI
TEXTBOOK BY FIVE N.C.
SUBJECTS
PAGc 605
l/0O/'17
PROFESSORS BANNED FROM SCHOOLS IN FLA. CITY
S I T
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MACARTHUR FOUNDATION
THE NEXT STEP...
MCCAIN HOSPITAL
MCCAIN HOSPITAL HOME FOR SPECIAL PRISONERS
MCCAIN PRISON
PRISONER WINS N.C. CIVIL SUIT
MCCOWN-MANGUM HOUSE
EVENT CELEBRATES OPENING OF HJGH MANGUM MUSEUM
HISTORIC CELEBRATIONS PLANNED
OLD-TIMF CHRISTMAS WILL BE OBSERVED
MCCOY VARIETY STnRF
VARIETY STORE ROBBED
MCCRACKEN PLACE TOHNHOMES
SEE ALSO NEIGHBORHOOD HOUSING SERVICES
SEE ALSO TOWNHOUSES
GROUP PROVIDES SWEAT, BUT NO TEARS IN EFFORT TO REJUVENATE NEIGHBORHOODS S 2 6/05/86
MCDEVITT t STREET
MAJOR CONTRACTOR IN TRIANGLE RANKED FIFTH-LARGEST IN U.S. H 2
BLUE BELL INC. STILL N. CAROLINA'S TOP PRIVATE COMPANY H 2
MCDONALD'S
SEE ALSO RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE I DURHAM, N.C.I
BURGERS GO UPTOWN: ELEGANCE E>4I6RS FAST FOOD INDUSTRY H 2
GUNMAN ROBS MCDONALD'S IN OXFORD H I
TOY GUNS CAUSE TENSE MOMENTS H 2
BIG MAC. LITTLE MAC H 2
MCJOBS PROGRAM HELPS DISABLED SUCCEED, BELIEVE IN THEMSELVES H 2
MCDONALD'S (CHAPEL HILL BLVD.)
MEDAL WINNERS S 2
MCDONALD'S (HILLSBOROUGH, N.C.I
ARMED MEN ROB MCDONALD'S H 3
MCDONALD'S CAPITAL CLASSIC
SEE CAPITAL CLASSIC (HIGH SCHOOL RASKETBALLI
MCDONALD'S SOCCER CHALLENGE
SEE ALSO SOCCER
UNC-GREENSBORO BOOTS BLUE DEVILS S 2
MCDOUGALD TERRACE
ALL SMILES S 2
MCDOWELL COUNTY, N.C.
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FLU FORCES CLOSING
FLU CUTTING ATTENOiNCE AT HCOCwELL SCHOOLS
COUPLE DETAINS TAX OFFICE WOR< ES S
"CELHENEV MOBILE HOMES (US 70 1
DOSSIER: C. E. hcELHENEy
MCFARLANO'S GARBAGE SERVICE ?F DURHAM
BROWNING FERRIS BUYS TRASH SERVICE
NATIONAL CHAIN BUYS MCFARLANO GARBAGE SERVICE
"ACCREGGR DEVELOPMENT CO.
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
MCGUIRP MUCLFAR PLANT
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR PLANTS. N.C. A".' D 5.C.
OUKE POWER EMPLOYEES ARE AhARO-WI NNER S
NUCLEAR PLANT. SHUT DOWN AFTER WATER LEAK FOUND
DUKE POWER FACES 150,000 FINE
DUKE TO REPAIR VALVES IN NUCLEAR UNITS
MCKEVLIN AWARD
SEE ANTHONY J. MCKEVLIN AWARD
MCLAUGHLIN MEDICAL ARTS PHARMACY
TRAILWAYS OPENS BUS SUBSTATION
MCLEAN TRUCKING CO.
MCLEAN TRUCKING SEEKS REORGANIZATION
INSIDERS EKPECT MCLEAN TO CLOSE
CLAIMS ARE FILED AGAINST MCLEAN FOR t70 MILLION IN RETIREMENT FUNDS
TRUCKER CLOSES DURHAM BRANCH
MCLEAN CLOSES TERMINAL
HCLEAN TRUCKING HOPES TO RAISE OVER llOO MILLION
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
MCH CORP. (RALEIGH!
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS: TRIANGLE
MCMANNEN UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
SEE ALSO METHODISTS
BOAPD APPROVES REZONING FOR KIHES
'HAPPY BIRTHDAY.' DEAR PASTOR
AUTUMN'S BOUNTY
MCPHERSON HOSPITAL
EYE SEMINAR SET
VISION TESTER FOR CHILDREN GIVEN TO MCPHERSON
BE GENTLE!
'RUN FOR SIGHT' SET FOR NOV. 10
'RUN FOR SIGHT' RACE TOMORROW
•RUN FOR SIGHT' RACE TO BE NE«T SUNDAY
HE DOESN'T NEED SIGHT TO REACH THE FINISH LINE
BLIND RUNNER REVS UP FOR TOMORROW'S RACE
PUDOLE-JUMPERS VIE IN 'RUN FO' SIGHT'
BLIND RUNNER 'INSPIRATIONAL' IN 'RUN FOR SIGHT'
MCPHERSON HOSPITAL CALLED TRIANGLE'S 'BEST-KEPT SECRET'
HOSPITAL Should keep its family atmosphere
M C
M construction CO.
ROXBORO OkS agreement TO COMPLETE SEWAGE PLANT
FIRM TO FINISH PLANT
MAP INTERNATIONAL
2 FROM UNC MED SCHOOL WIN FELLOWSHIPS
2 UNC FELLOWSHIP WINNERS TO WORK IN KENYA HOSPITALS
MBI BUSINESS CENTERS INC.
MARYLAND CHAIN BUYS MICRO-SOUTH
MCI COMMUNICATIONS
STUDENT SAYS HE DIDN'T MAKE CALLS LISTED ON HIS 16,752 TELEPHONE BILL
DUKE STUDENT GETS PHONE BILL OF t6,576 FROM MCI
PHONE COMPANY MAKES SI. 000 GIFT
MCR ,
MDC,
INC.
UNION TARGETS BURLINGTON, MEBANE PLANTS
panel: south must FIND OWN ECONOMIC SALVATION
ECONOMIC SHIFT CQULO SPELL TROUBLE FQR N.C.
N.C. TREE FAR-ER GIVES SURVIVAL TRAINING
MEnwELL (ACRONYM!
MEDWELL SEEKS VOLUNTEERS
MICA
SFE MANAGEMENT IMPROVEMENT CORP. OF AMERICA
MITRE CORP.
LAB FUND STARTS
OUKE LAB FUND ESTABLISHED
M. G.
MACE
BOBBITT TRAVEL CLUB. INC.
I.G. BOBOITT TRAVEL CLUB, INC.: WE SALUTE THE DUKE CLASSIC
POLICE: CHASE BRINGS TRAFFIC CHARGES
MACFIELO TEXTURING INC.
PLANT CLOSING IN BURLINGTON TO COST 36<. JOBS
MACHINE GUNS
SFE ALSO GUNS
EXPLAIN THIS, NRA!
WEAPDMS INSANITY
NRA TAKES POOR AIM
TOY GUNS CAUSE TENSE MOMENTS
MACK TRUCKS, INC.
MACK TRUCK PLANT m»y LAND IN V.C.
SPECIAL TAX LURES FOR INDUSTRIAL PROSPECTS SAID UNLIKELY IN N.C.
MACKEREL
SEE ALSO FISH
DESPITE OPPOSITION, NEW RULES ON MACKEREL REMAIN UNCHANGED
MAY BLITZ OF KINGS JUST AROUMO CORNER
CONOITIONS ARE RIGHT ON COAST FOR A SPANISH (MACKEREL! INVASION
AND THEY'RE OFF
"ACKIE/BLALOCK INC.
BUSINESS BRIEFING
MACON COUNTY, N.C.
COYOTES FOUND IN CLAY, MiCQH
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SUBJECTS
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IN SesRCH OF ENDANGERED LEMUR
MADAME BUTTEBFLY (DPERAI
CHOIRS SINGING FOR HOLIOArs
•MADAME BUTTERFLf POSTER CONTEST ANNOUNCED
MADE IN USA
SFE ALSO PUSINESSES. N.C.
WHY BUY FOREIGN CARS?
N.C. OFFICIALS EYE BUY-AMFRIHN LAW
CRAFTED WITH PRIDE IN THE U.S. CONGRESS ICARTOONI
POLL: PEOPLE TURNING FROM TEXTILE IMPORTS
BUY 'MADE IN THE USA-
BUY U.S. PRODUCTS
MADISON COUNTY, N.C.
DOE RAPPED AT HEARING ON HUMP SITE
VOTE-HUYINO PROBE MOVES INTO NINTH COUNTY
MADISON COUNTY COURTHOUSE
TOP COMES OFF COURTHOUSE
TOPPING IT OFF
MADRIGAL DINNERS
SfE ALSO ELIZABETHAN BANQUET
MADRIGAL DINNER COMING TO PERSON COUNTY
•MADRIGAL DINNER- TICKETS AVAILABLE NOW
•MADRIGAL DINNERS^ PLANNED
MADRIGAL SINGERS
N.C. STATE PLANS MADRIGAL DINNER
OUKE GROUP TO SING MADRIGALS
MAGAZINES
SEE ALSO AMERICAN WOMAN tVIOEOI
SEE ALSO FORBES IMAGAZINEI
SEE ALSO LIFE MAGAZINE
SEE ALSO MOTHER EARTH NEWS (MAGAIINEI
SEE ALSO OREGON
SEE ALSO PACE MAGAZINE
SEE ALSO PENTHOUSE MAGAZINE
SEE ALSO PLAYBOY MAGAZINE
SEE ALSO TIME MAGAZINE
SFE ALSO U.S. NEWS AND WORLD REPORT (MAGAZINEI
SEE ALSO WE THE PEOPLE OF NORTH CAROLINA (MAGAZINEI
MAGAZINE HIGHLIGHTS DURHAM COUNTY LIFE
AIKLINt ARTICLE CITES DURHAM
AIRLINE MAGAZINE FEATURES ARTICLE ON TRIANGLE AREA
HAGAZINF^S MOTTO IS •THE SOUTH, WHOLE SOUTH, NOTHING BUT SOUTH'
CAMPAIGNS FOR DECENCY CHIP AT MAGAZINE SALE'
HEATHERLY, KURALT TO START MAGAZINE
MAGGIE VALLEY, N.C.
•GHOST TOWN" THEME PARK CHANGES HANDS
MAGICIANS
SEE ALSO SUPERSTITIONS ,■
•FAVORITE- NIECE STILL INTRIGUED BY HOUOINI
HAGICIAN^S FAKE BOMB SCARES MAID
MAGISTRATES, N.C.
JUDGE SETS POLICY ON MAGISTRATES
MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING '
SEE ALSO ULTRASOUND
ULTRASGUNO USES ON RISE AT DU^ E
REP. PULLEY PRAISED FOR HOSPITAL EFFORTS
N.C. MEMORIAL TO SHOW PUBLIC NEW DEVICE WEDNESDAY
MAGNOLIA HILL FARM (WEAVER DAIRY FARM RQADI
«T6:<,617 JUDGMENT OVERTURNED
THE MAI (SHIPI
THE BARGAIN BOAT: DUKE GEOPHYSICIST BUYS t7 MILLION SHIP FOR 169,000
MAID OF COTTON
SEE ALSO COTTON
2 UNC SENIORS FINALISTS FOR 1987 MAID OF COTTON
MAIDEN, N.C.
GERMAN COMPANY BUILDING PLANT NEAR MAIDEN
MAIDS
SEE DOMESTIC WORKERS
MAIL BOXES
SEE ALSO U.S. POSTAL SERVICE
UNUSUAL MAIL RECEPTACLES GIVE POSTMEN DOUBLE TAKE
MAIL FRAUD
SEE ALSO MAIL-ORDER BUSINESS
SFE ALSO U.S. POSTAL SERVICE
JUDGE DISMISSES CHARGES AGAIN'. T ZFNO PONUER
YANCEY HAN FACES 22 COUNTS OF VOTE-BUYING
HILLSBOROUGH MAN GIVEN PRISON TERM FQR MAIL FRAUD
SEVEN INDICTED IN •DIPLOMA MILLS^ PROBE BY FBI
EX-SHERIFF ASKS FOR JURY TRIAL
NEW YORK OFFICIALS PROBING CATALOG FuRNITURF COMPLAINTS
HIGH POINT COMPANY SAYS IT WILL DELIVER ITS ORDERS FOR FURNITURE
MAIL-ORDER BUSINESS
SEE ALSO DIRECT MAIL INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO MAIL FRAUD
SEE ALSO U.S. POSTAL SERVICE
INSURANCE FIRM TESTING ALLIANCE WITH BANK
MAIL-ORDER SALES TAX WOULD BE NIGHTMARE
ADAM AND EVE FIRM IN ORANGE COUNTY RAIDED
FIRM PLANS RESPONSE TO RAID
B'lB: BOAT OFFER MAY BE BOGUS
N.C. HAS MAIL ORDER CHRISTMAS TREES
MAILBOMBS
SEE BOMBINGS
MAILPOXES
SFE MAIL BOXES
MAIN ST.
SEE ALSO N.C. MAIN STREET PROGRAM
SEE ALSO WEST MAIN ST.
TURN-OF-CENTURY FACADES TO RE-EMERGE ON MAIN ST.
MAINSAIL OF NORTH CAROLINA LTD.
ATLANTA FIRM SUYS MAINSAIL
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MAINSTBEAMINr.
SEE CHILDREN, HAN0IC4PP5D
SEE DURHAM CITr SCHOOLSt 0ETAI!D?D AND HANDICAPPED PROGRAMS
SEE DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. BETA! DEO AND HANDICAPPED PROGRAMS
SEE MENTALLY RETARDED
SEE SCHOOLS. N.C.. CURRICULUM
SEE SPECIAL EDUCATION
MAITLAND'S (RESTAURANT!
PLANT'S CLOSING WON'T AFFECT HIS RESTAURANT.
MAJOR AMBULATORY SURGERY (BO"KI
SEE ALSO AMBULATORY SURGERY
MEDICAL VOLUME EDITED BY DR.
NANCE SAYS
JIMMY DAVIS IS 'VALUABLE CONTRIBUTION'
MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL. DRAFT
SEE ALSO BASEBALL
WITHOUT HANSON, TECH'S BROWN TOPS
PIRATES CLAIM KING AS NO. I BASEBALL PICK
BULLS CATCH VERY LITTLE HELP FROM BRAVES' LATEST DRAFT
MAKE-A-WISH FOUNDATION
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, CANCER
SEE ALSO CHILDREN. DISEASES
LAST WISH OF BOY, <V : VISIT N.C. MOUNTAINS
SICK CHILD LOOKS FORWARD TO MAIL
J-YEAR-OLO GIRL LOSES FIGHT AGAINST CANCER
AILING POY HAS WISH COME TRUE
BENNIE HOPES TO RETURN FAVOR. VISIT MAGNUM
FOR AMANDA, A WISH IS COMING TRUE
VANCE STUDENT'S TRAVEL WISH TAKES WINGS TO DISNFY WORLD
MALAR lA
SEE ALSO MOS3UIT06S
IMPORTED MALARIA CAUSING CONCERN
MALCOLM BLUE HISTORIC CRAFTS AND SKILLS FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO FESTIVALS, N.C.
MALCOLM BLUE FESTIVAL STARTS FRIDAY
MALE NURSES
SEE NURSES,
IN HOSPITAL
HALF
UNC DOCTORS WARN
MALKARA INVESTMENTS LTD.
FIRM EYES DDWNTOWN LAND BUY
DEVELOPER BUYS WAREHOUSES
COUNCILMEN SAY PROPERTY FOR GARAGE SHOULD BE GIFT
MAYOR: LAND DEAL CAN BE CLOSED
COUNCIL RESOLUTION DECLARES 'INTENT TO BUILO' CIVIC CENTER
COUNCIL ASKS LARGER ROD" FOR CENTER
CITY REVIEWS OFFICE PROJECT
CITY WOULD LEASE PROPOSED PAR<ING GARAGE
CITY COUNCIL PLANS ACTION ON TWIN TOWERS PROJECT
COUNCIL APPROVES GARAGE AGREEMENT
CITY COUNCIL APPROVES TWIN TOWERS AGREEMENT
GARAGE LEASE TO GET STATE REVIEW
PRELIMINARY WORK STARTS ON TOWERS
MALLARHE CONCERT
GUITAR MUSIC FEATURED
MALLARME FINALE MINES POETIC PAST
CHAMBER MUSIC BY WOMEN COMPOSERS IS MALLARME OPENER
MALLARME SERIES SET
CONCERT TO FEATURE WOMEN'S WORKS
MALLARME GROWS, MOREHEAO ADDS, DANCERS REUNITE
MALLARME CONCERT GOES TIME TRAVELING VIA STRINGS
MALPRACTICE
SEE LAWSUITS, U.S.
SEE MEDICAL MALPRACTICE SUITS
MALROTATION
SEE ALSO BIRTH DEFECTS
OUKE TRYING NEW APPROACHES IN TREATING INTESTINAL DISORDERS
MAMMOGRAPHY
SFE ALSO BREAST CANCER
BREAST X-RAYS FOR CANCER DETECTION NOT FOOLPROOF,
X-RAY HELPS IN BATTLE AGAINST BREAST CANCER
MORE WOMEN GETTING MAMMOGRAMS AT DUKE
MORF U.S. WOHFN ARE HAVING MAMMOGRAMS
MAMMOGRAPHY UNITS ADDED IN ALAMANCE
SEE ALSO BLACK WOMEN
•MAMMY' HELD SOUTH'S AFFECTIC^I
"MAMMIES" WERE EXPLOITED
MEMORIAL TO SUBSERVIENCE
MAN WILL NEVER FLY MEMORIAL SOCIETY
MAN WILL NEVER FLY SOCIETY CELEBRATING 'YEAR OF THE BUS'
MANAGEMENT IMPROVEMENT CORP. OF AMERICA
SEE ALSO GOVERNMENT EFFICIENCY
DURHAM IS GETTING LESS AND LESS OF THE TRAVELER'S DOLLAR IN CAROLINA
MANAGERIAL TRAINING
SEE ALSO BUSINESS EDUCATION
AUTHOR CF BOOK ON MANAGEMENT TO ASSIST LEADERSHIP PROGRAM
MANASSAS. VIRGINIA
SEE ALSO VIRGINIA
CONFEDERATES F A- AH-WU-U-D!
MANFORO DEVELOPERS
DURHAM PLANNING GROUP OK S BUILDING 2b GEER STREET HOMES
DEVELOPER GRANTED THREE VARIANCES OVER OBJECTIONS
MANGUM ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
AM I GERMAN?
AUTHOR, AUTHOR •
EQUIPMENT GONE FROM WORK SITE
AMERICAN EDUCATION WEEK IN ACTION
THANKSGIVING TRUCE
MANGUM ST. LUCIA
MANGUM PRIMARY CENTER (BAHAMA, N.C.I
SANTA'S SPIRIT LIVES IN PUPILS' LETTERS
MANGUM ST,
HOT WORK
DON'T MOVE ESC OFFICE
MANHOLES
MANHOLE HUNT
H 2 Bm/9b A 8 N H6C
H 2 10/26/B6 D 3 P » H45
H 2 5/14/S6 0 1 P U GSn
H 2 5/03/B6 0 I N
H 2 6/22/B6 0 ? P N GSn
<,/07/86
5/21/B6
9/26/86
10/10/86
10/18/86
12/10/86
12/12/86
3
13
12
1
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1
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N H6D
H 2 9/07/86 C
H 1 9/24/86 C
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2/08/R6
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s
7
2/10/86
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2/13/86
A
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5/U2/86
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7/10/86
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7/11/86
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7/U/S6
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7/12/86
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7/14/86
A
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7/15/86
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7/I5/°6
A
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9/09/86
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9/11/86
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10/27/86
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12/09/86
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12/12/86
U
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S66
S 2 5/14/86 C 1
H 2 1/24/86 C 3
S 2 6/18/86 A 1?
S 2 6/19/86 C 1
H 2 6/21/86 B 3
H 1 a/28/86 b 3
H ? 10/26/86 C IP"
H 2 11/05/86 A 4 L
H 2 11/05/86 A 4 L
H 2 12/17/86 A I 3
H 2 4/27/86 C 13
H 2 11/16/86 C
H 2 7/21/86 A 1 P P
5/05/86
11/27/86
3/14/86
4/27/86
7/18/86
11/14/86
11/27/86
12/13/86
12
1
T37
M66
T37
T37
M66
S 2 12/27/86 CI F S92
S 2 7/22/86 C 1 P P R76
H 2 10/12/86 D 4 L
H 2 6/28/86 C 1 P P T37
MONTHLY/A
N N U 4 L
1/01/66 -
INDEX
W/31/86
SUBJECTS
PA'.d 609
1/09/97
PERSON COUNTY Bn»RO SUPPORTS CPCL'S EFFORTS ON NUCLEAR PLANT
MANHUNTS
SEE ALSO PRISONER ESCAPES. U.S.
SHERIFF KEVIVES ART OF MAN TRACKING
OUTER BANKS MANHUNT SCALED DOWN
FAKE 'RAMeO' ELUDES POLICE IN SWAMP
RAMBO-LIKE SURVIVALIST STILL ELUDES AUTHORITIES
RFMOVES BULLET FRAGMENTS
HUGE MOUNTAIN POSSE HUNTS SLIPPERY SUSPECT
BROTHFR SAYS PRISON TERM MADE SHQRNOCK •COP-HATER'
WOMAN WHO TAUGHT SHORNOCK SURVIVAL TECHNIOUFS SAYS SHF'S GOING AFTER HIM
SUSPECT DIES IN GUN BATTLE WITH OFFICERS uui"v, nr i ck "in
MOUNTAIN MANHUNT COMMANDER LAUDS POLICE COOPERATION
SHORNOCK SOUGHT ENTRY TO STAFF MENTAL HOSPITAL
•RAMBO' FREED FROM MENTAL HOSPITAL 2 MONTHS AGO
•RAMBO' FUGITIVE WAS JUST -PLAYING A GAME"
FATHEO OF WOUNDED S9I AGENT QUESTIONS RELEASE OF •RAHBO'
PRECISION REQUIRED IN MENTAL DIAGNOSES
MANHUNT SHOWS POLICE AGENCIES TEAMWORK IS KEY
MANNERS
TEENS SHOULD MIND MANNERS IN PUBLIC
IT'S HARD TO MIND MANNERS WHEN OTHERS DON'T
BRUSH UP HOLIDAY MANNERS
MANNING. SELVAGE L LEE
SOME ORDINARY FOLK SUGGEST THE PRIDE IS BACK IN DURHAM
'NEW DURHAM' WINS P.R. PRIZE
MANPOWER
SEE COMPREHENSIVE EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING ACT
SEE JOB TRAINING
SEE N.C. HEALTH MANPOWER DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM
MANPOWER DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION
PANEL TOLD INDUSTRIAL RUSH OVER
MANPOWER INC.
SPRING LOOKING GOOD FOR THOSE HUNTING JOBS IN DURHAM AREA
JOB PROSPECTS UP FOR DURHAM APEA
MEDIOCRE J09 OUTLOOK IS SEEN FOR THIS FALL IN DURHAM
DURHAM-AREA EMPLOYERS OPTIMISTIC
MANSLAUGHTER
SEE ALSO INVOLUNTARY MANSLAUGHTER
SEE ALSO MURDER, DURHAM
SEE ALSO MURDER. N.C.
SEE ALSO MURDER. U.S.
DRIVER FACES MANSLAUGHTER CHARGE IN DEATH OF BOY, 7
NEWHILL MAN IS ACQUITTED ON MANSLAUGHTER CHARGE
COURT OF APPEALS ORDERS NEW T5IAL IN PERSON COUNTY SHOOTING DEATH
COURT KEEPS MURDER RULING
MANSLAUGHTER PLEA BRINGS 6-YEAR SENTENCE
HILLSBOROUGH MAN SENTENCED FOR MANSLAUGHTER
DURHAM WOMAN KILLED AS AUTO STRUCK HEAD-ON
VEHICLES COLLIDE; DURHAM MAN DIES
DEATH BY VEHICLE CHARGE LODGED
MAN IS SENTENCED TO HOUSE ARREST
WOMAN GETS SIX YEARS FOR STABBING
HAN PLEADS GUILTY. GETS FOUR MONTHS IN SHOOTING DEATH
MANSLAUGHTER CHARGE TO BE FILED
HENDERSON MAN CHARGED IN FATAL WRECK
!'i^ 9PJ2SEO «'T" MANSLAUGHTER. ASSAULT FOR DURHAM MAN'S DEATH
CONVICTED KILLER'S FARM HIT BY ARSON FOR SECOND TIME
RALEIGH MAN FREED AFTER PLEADING GUILTY TO MANSLAUGHTER
MANSON, N.C.
GROUND BROKEN FDR »3 MILLION PERDUE CHICKEN HATCHERY
MANTEO, N.C.
ACTORS RECREATE SHIPBOARD LIFE OF 1585 FOR TOURISTS AT M4NTEO
GROUP NEEDS 12.9 MILLION MORE FOR NSW ARTS CENTER
VICTIM OF HURRICANE CHARLEY DURHAM NATIVE, NORTHERN GRAO
MANUFACTURED HOMES INC.
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
MANUFACTURED HOMES CITED FOR GROWTH
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
MANUFACTURED HOUSING
SEE ALSO MOBILE HOMES
BLIGHT OR BOON? MOBILE HOME CONTROVERSY CONTINUES
MANUFACTURERS INVENTORY TAX
INTANGIBLES. INVENTORY TAX CUTS UNLIKELY
MANUSCRIPTS
PERKINS LIBRARY EXHIBIT FOCUSES ON CONTINUITY OF FAMILY LIFE
MAPS. DURHAM
TRIANGLE J EXPLORES SPECIAL DATA MAPS
MAPS. N.C.
GRANVILLE. OXFORD BOARDS COMPLETE PLANT AGREEMENT
SURVEYORS AT WORK
ROXBORQ LAWYER: COUNTY'S ZONING MAP NOT OFFICIAL
MAPS. ORANGE COUNTY
ORANGE COUNTY GETS BETTER L00< AT ITSELF WITH MAPPING SYSTEM
MARATHONS
SEE LONG-DISTANCE RUNNING
MARCH OF DIMES
SEE ALSO BIRTH DEFECTS
MARCH OF DIMES SETS WALK AMERICA KICKOFF
MARCH OF DIMES WALK
CHILI COOK-OFF IN WINSTON-SALEM
MARCH OF DIMES MEETING SCHEDULED
MARCHING BANDS
SEE ALSO BANDS (MUSICI
SEE ALSO DURHAM HIGH SCHOOL MARCHING AND SYMPHONIC BANDS
SEE ALSO HIGH SCHOOL BAND FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO NORTHERN HIGH SCHOOL MARCHING BAND
SEE ALSO ORANGE CHAMPIONSHIP INVITATIONAL MARCHING BAND FESTIVAL
SPEEDWAY TRYING TO ASSEMBLE WORLD'S LARGEST BAND
S
N F e
P D DATE C
H 1 7/0a/R6 C
PG L P flYL
MARCO HOSIERY CORP.
ADAMS-MILLIS BUYS MARCO HOSIERY
MARIA PARHAM HOSPITAL (HENDERSON, N.C.I
SEE ALSO HOSPITALS, N.C. ISEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC HOSPITALSl
HOSPITALS GET DUKE FUNDING
<./06/"6
'./13/e6
\a/2-i/nb
10/21/86
11/25/R6
1 1/26/86
11/26/P6
11/26/86
11/27/86
1 1/28/86
1 1/29/96
11/30/86
12/01/86
12/03/86
12/03/86
12/08/86
1
14
2
1
8
2
10
S 2 i/29/l^b
H 2 9/15/86
H 2 12/01/86
U G79
U G78
H 2
S 2
2/19/86 A
6/26/86 A
1 P N J82
H 2 1/31/86 B 1
3/13/B6
6/12/86
9/l'./86 D 10
12/13/86 C 2
IP
20
U L«l
U L".!
U L*l
N W82
H 2
2/05/86 B
1
N
H 2
3/15/86 A
13
N
H 1
3/19/86 C
1
N CO
S 2
5/19/B6 A
1
N
H 3
7/01/86 a
1
N
S 1
7/01/86 A
3
N
H 2
7/09/86 B
1
P N
S 2
7/10/86 A
1
P N T85
H 3
7/22/86 B
1
N
H 2
1/2-i/eb A
8
N
H 2
10/01/66 C
5
N
H 2
10/l<./66 a
3
N
H 1
10/15/86 C
3
N
H 1
10/16/86 t
3
N
S 2
10/28/66 C
1
N
H 2
ll/0'./86 b
A
N
H 2
11/21/66 C
9
N
H 1
11/11/86 C
1
N
H 2
7/l<./R6 A
12
n N
H 2
3/17/66 C
A
N
S 2
8/18/86 A
1
N
H 2
1/2A/86 B
5
N
H 2
3/08/86 C
1
N
H 2
5/11/86 C
15
N
H 2
8/06/86 D
5
N
H 2 1/19/86 D 1 P F S60
H 2 12/03/86 A 12 N
H 2 5/18/B6 C a N 080
S 2 2/0<./86 C 1 N Ja2
H 1 2/19/86 B 1
H 3 2/19/86 B 1
H 1 9/03/86 B 1
N S80
N
N S80
H 3 12/0A/B6 B T P N "in
S 2 3/01/86 A
H 2 4/20/86 C
H 2 7/10/86 C
H 2 12/06/86 C
1 P P R76
H 2 9/08/86 B «. N
H 2 5/0A/86 C 20 N
S 2 2/17/86 A 1 N M06
MONTHLY/AN
NU4L INOEX
1/01/86 - 12/31/86
SUBJECT
■>»'".£ 610
1/0"/'?
FOa'^EO TRUSTEES Of "AO U PAPH4H HOSPITAL HONORED
HARtA PARHAM HOSPITAL OFFERS NEW SERVICES
"ARIE AUSTIN REALTY CCPANY
MARIE AUSTIN REALTY COMPANY: SUPPORT THE OUKE CHILDREN'S CLASSIC I AD 1
MARIGOLDS
ROSE ALREADY SWEET FOR 3 STAT=S AND D.C.
MAR IJUANA
SEE ALSn DRUGS
SFE ALSO CRUGSt SMUGGLING
SEE ALSO SENSIMTLLIA marijuana
SEE ALSC TETRAHYDOCANNABINOL ITHCl
DRUG CHARGES FOLLOW KAIO ON HTUSE
DECLINE IN USE CF DRUGS IN SERVICES REVEALED BY SURVEY
HOm risky IS MULTIPLE DRUG US!i DRIVING?
COCAINE DEATHS SHOULD BE SUFFICIENT WARNING
ELM ST. RESIDENTS ASK WAR ON ORUG-OEALING
2 UNC DOCTORS NOTE ALCOHOL TO" PROBLEM, URGE DRUG TESTING RESTRAINT
MARIJUANA, ARRESTS
SEE ALSO DRUGS, ARRESTS
THREE ACCUSED OF SELLING maRIJ
POLICE roNFISCATE POT, CHARGE
2 CHARGED WITH PRUG SALE
MAN ARRESTEO IN DRUG RAID
ARRESTS MADE IN TAVERN RAID
<.3 COUNTIES INCLUOEO IN DRUG '
ORANGE DRUG BUST BRINGS 16 AR5
600 DRUG ARRESTS BEGIN ACRCSS
DURHAM OESIOENTS ARRESTED IN 0
2 DRUG ARRESTS RESULT FROM 5 E=
TUC FOanhLIN men FACE DRUG CH4
THREE CHARGED WITH havI'JG MARI
GUNMAN ROBS PIZZA RESTAURANT,
INMATE FACES DRUG CHARGE
ROBBER STEALS WOMAN'S MONEY
MAN'S COMPLAINT LEAOS POLICE T
THIEVES TAKE RADIO
SCO ARRESTS SEEN FRIM DRUG PR?
ORANGE ARRESTS MADE IN DRUG RO
DEPUTIES SrOVING WARRANTS FIN!
ORANGE HAN FACES OBSCENITY CHi
ARRAIGNMENT SET FOR HAN 0-N 0B5
43 POUNDS OF MARIJUANA FQUNO I
MARIJUANA RAID IN BURKE COUNTY
1,3=". MARIJUANA PLANTS SEUEO
6,000 POUNDS OF MARIJUANA SEIZ
38 INDICTED IN COASTAL DRUG RI
38 INDICTED IN SMUGGLING OF N6
MARIJUANA PLOTS DESTROYED AROJ
U MEN INDICTED ON MARIJUANA C
ei-OURHAM OFFICER, BROTHER I N1
MARIJUANA SEIZED AND MAN IRR E5
S500,000 nOND SET IN MARIJUANA
DURHAM "AN ARRESTED ON PEEPING
9 ARRESTEO FOR GROWING "ARIJUA
3 MELD ON MARIJUANA CHARGES; "
TROOPERS GET SPECIAL TRAINING
MARIJUANA MAUL HIGH FOR SUMMED
POLICE CHARGE DURHAM mjn WITH
MAN HELD ON PLOTTING 'POT' SAL
3 CHARGED IN ORANGE COUNTY DRJ
POLICE ARREST TWO ON DRUG CHAR
•POT' S-UGGLING IN TOOTHPASTE
BOND $1.25 MILLION IN G=AHAM :
HENDERSON COUPLE FACES DRUG CH
UANA
3 WITH SELLING
AID
ESTS
N.C.
RUG BUST
VING OF PAPER
RG£S
JUANA
ESCAPES
0 HIM
BE
UNOUP
GUN, MARIJUANA
RGES
CENITY, DRUG CHARGES
N TRUNK OF CAR
REAPS 3.636 PLANTS
ED ON 55-FOOT SAILBOAT
NG
RCOTICS
NO ORA'iGE COUNTY
HARGES
ICTEO
TED
CASE
CHARGE
NA
AN SOUGHT FOR BEATING WOMAN
TO HELP CATCH DRUG SMUGGLERS
SHOOTING INTO CAR
G RAID
GE5
TUBE UNCAPPED
OKE BUST
ARGES
AR IJUANA, CP
SEE ALSO C
MAR I JUA';
MAR I JUAN
FOREIGN
LAW OFFI
1<.2 MARI
BURKE LA
MARI JUAN
1, 3<)4 MA
MARI JUAN
MARIJUAN
<.50 MARI
MARIJUAN
MORF "AR
MARIJUAN
MARIJUAN
MARIJUAN
$500,000
l<i6 MARI
101 MARI
CONFISCA
SWEEP FI
FORMER 0
DEPUTIES
MARIJUAN
FEDERAL
SBI SAYS
OPS
SOPS
A FARMER
A FARM 0
PILOTS T
CERS IN
JUANA PL
W"EN CON
A RAID I
RIJUANA
A A-ONG
A PLOTS
JUANA PL
A FIELD
IJUANA F
A FIELD'
A THRIVI
A SEIZED
BONO SE
JUANA PL
JUANA PL
TING "AR
NDS MAR!
F F I C E R F
FIND 80
A HAUL H
AGENCY R
15a, 000
POCAP'S SENTFNCING DELAYED UNTIL FRIDAY
PERATOR FINED, GIVEN 4 MONTHS
RAIN IN N.C. TO BE 'ORUGDUSTERS'
VANCE DESTROY MARIJUANA
ANTS SEIZED
TINUE PULLING UP MARIJUANA
N BURKE COUNTY REAPS 3,636 PLANTS
PLANTS SEIZED
CROPS HIT HARO BY N.C. DROUGHT
DESTROYED AROIND ORANGE COUNTY
ANTS DISCOVERED
IS OISCOVEREO NEAR LILLINGTON
OUNO IN CHATHAM
S OWNERS' SOUGHT
NG DESPITE HEAT. DROUGHT
AND MAN ARRESTEO
T IN MjalJuJMa C45E
ANTS SEIZED BY LAWMEN IN ALAMANCE COUNTY
ANTS FOUND IN TWO FIELDS
IJUANA
JUANA AT CHER"'KEE
aces inoictment in marijuana case
"arijuana plants
igh for SUMME=
epqrts cherokee national forest major marijuana sourcf
marijuana plants destroyed in'e6
MARIJUANA, HEALTH EFFECTS
SEE ALSO DRUGS, HEALTH EFFECTS
MARIJUANA'S EFFECTS REMAIN MYSTERIOUS
MARIJUANA, LEGISLATION
SEE ALSO DRUGS. OECR IMINAHZ AT HN
SEE ALSO DRUGS. LAWS
LEGALIZE MARIJUANA IN lO-YEAR EXPERIMFNT
"ARIJUANA, RESEARCH
SEE MARIJUANA, HEALTH EFFECTS
"AOIJUANA, SMUGGLING
SEE ALSO DRUG DEALERS
SEE ALSO DRUGS, SMUGGLING
28 PEOPLE INDICTED IN S"UGGLING CASE
POT-FILLED SHIP SEIZED OFF H.C. COAST
SHIP, MARIJUANA SEIZED OFF COAST
6,000 POUNDS OF marijuana SEIZED ON 55-FOCT SAILBOAT
11 MEN INDICTED ON MARIJUANA CHARGES
MARIJUANA, TESTING
SEE ALSO URINALYSIS
MARIJUANA'S EFFECTS REMAIN MYSTERIOUS
MARIJUANA: TESTING, DONE WROT. , CAN RUIN REPUTATIONS
S-MINUTE "ARIJUANA TEST DEVELOPED
WITHERSPOON TEST RESULTS A MISTAKE
MARIJUANA, TRIALS
S I T
N F ELY
P 0 DATE C PG L P yYL
H 1 2/20/B6 8 ^ N
H I 7/17/36 B I N Han
H 2 5/13/86 U 5 P A
S 2 9/25/86 A 4 E
H 2
/09/86
a
N
H 2
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A
N
H 2
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B
N
5 2
7/19/»6
A
=
S 2
8/07/86
c
^
H70
H 2
8/29/86
A
16
N
'J30
H 2
1/31/86
c
N
S 2
1/01/86
c
N
H 2
1/06/86
B
•1
S 2
l/OB/86
A
N
T85
H 2
1/14/86
c
N
S 2
1/15/96
A
N
S 2
1/15/86
A
N
881
H 2
1/16/86
A
'J
S 2
1/16/86
c
N
T85
H 2
1/19/86
t
N
M I
l/2<./a6
B
N
H 2
2/23/86
fc
N
S 2
2/27/86
C
N
H 2
3/21/°6
B
N
S 2
3/27/86
C
N
H 2
3/29/06
A
N
S 2
<./2*/?6
c
N
H 2
5/15/86
A
19
N
S 1
5/15/86
c
N
H 2
5/21/86
c
N
S 2
6/02/86
A
10
N
H 2
5/03/86
c
N
H 2
6/07/86
e
N
H 2
6/14/56
A
14
N
H 1
6/19/86
B
N
H 2
7/02/86
A
14
N
S 2
7/09/86
A
N
H 1
7/in/86
B
N
H 3
7/23/86
C
N
H 2
7/25/86
5
N
S 2
8/05/86
A
N
Ta5
H I
8/23/86
C
N
H 1
8/26/85
C
N
H 3
9/20/86
C
N
S 2
9/23/85
c
N
S 2
9/27/86
B
N
H 2
10/28/85
B
N
H 2
11/02/86
C
N
S 2
11/03/85
A
N
S 2
11/07/86
c
N
S 2
11/U7/86
A
N
810
H 2
11/15/85
A
12
M
H 2
U/15/86
c
N
S 2
12/17/85
A
N
T85
H I
12/19/86
B
N
H 2
3/26/85
N
S«2
H 2
3/29/P5
N
562
H 2
4/11/85
16
N
H 1
4/12/86
N
H 1
5/16/86
N
H 2
5/24/86
10
N
H 2
6/14/86
14
N
H 1
5/19/85
N
S 2
7/18/85
N
H 3
7/23/96
N
H ?
7/25/85
N
H 2
7/30/86
•1
H 3
7/31/86
N
H 2
6/02/86
10
N
H 2
b/09/85
N
H I
9/23/85
N
H I
8/26/85
'1
H I
a/27/96
N
H 2
9/09/05
P N
S 2
9/10/85
P P
S76
H 2
9/13/06
'1
H 3
9/in/=6
N
H I
10/17/85
N
H 2
11/02/86
•1
H 2
11/13/85
21
N
H 2
11/20/86
26
"1
H ?
1/14/06
B
1
n N
"30
H 2 10/22/86 A
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
2/28/86 A
3/07/85 A
3/08/86 A
7/0J/86 A
7/25/85 B
H 2 1/14/86 B
H 2 1/14/86 B
H ? 8/09/86 ti
H 2 12/20/66 D
I 0 N B30
1 N 830
■Jfcl
MONTHLY/A
NNUAL INDEX
1/01/86 - 12/31/86
SUBJECTS
PAGt 611
l/0<)/07
SEE ALSO ORUGSi TalALS
MAN in BE SENTENCED TODAY ON TWO MARIJUANA CHARGES
MARIJUANA FARMER ROCAP'S SENTENCING DELAYED UNTIL FRIDAY
DURHAM MARIJUANA FARMER SENTENCED
MARIJUANA FARM OPERATOR FINED* GIVEN 4 MONTHS
FORMER OFFICER FACES INDICTMENT IN MARIJUANA CASE
MARINAS
SFE ALSO BOATS
REGULATIONS LEAVE STATE SHORT ON SLIPS FOR BOATS
MARINE BIOLOGY
SEE ALSO BIOLOGY
SFE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MARINE LABORATOOY
SFE ALSO UNDERWATER RESEARCH
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL INSTITUTE OF MARINE SCIENCE
SEEDS. SEAWEED STRUGGLE ALONG IN SURVIVAL OF FITTEST
MARINE RESOURCE CENTERS
SEE N.C. MARINE RESOURCE CENTERS
MARITAL RAPE
SEE ALSO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
SEE ALSO RAPE. U.S.
SEE ALSO SEXUAL ASSAULTS
STATE NEEDS LEGISLATION TO PROTECT WIVES
MARKET SQUARE PARTNERS
SEE ALSO N.C. FILMMAKING
THIRD MPVIE STUDIO IN NORTH CAROLINA TO BE ANNOUNCED
MARTIN ANNOUNCES FILM STUDIO WILL BE BUILT NEAR HIGH POINT
MARKETING INDUSTRY
MANUFACTURERS SPONSORING tl MILLION MARKETING LAB
MARKFTTNG RESEARCH
FUOUA GETS NEW MARKETING LABORATORY
MARKSMANSHIP
SEE ALSO GUNS
SEE ALSO HANDGU'IS
SH01TING RANGF PLANS AT JORDAN LAKE MUST AWAIT STUDY OF EAGLE ROOST
NRA: money can RE RAISED FOR SHOOTING RANGE
VOLUNTEERS TURN DUMP INTO SHOOTING RANGE
HELP MADE RANGE POSSIBLE
MORALE MUSI BE HIGH
HARD HOSIERY CORPORATION
ADAMS-MILLIS MAKES OFFER ON NEW YORK HOSIERY FIRM
MARaUETTF UNIV. SPORTS. BASKETBALL
DON'T WEAR OUT THE DIAL: UNC-m ARQUETTE NOT ON AREA TV LISTINGS
NO REST: HEELS AT MARQUETTE TOMORROW
UNC-MARQUEITE NOT ON TV HERE
MARQUETTE'S BEST CREATES CUNT'AST FOK UNC MEETING
CHANNEL 2B TO JOIN TAR HEELS IN PROGRESS
TAR HEELS RALLY. TRAP MARIUETTE
THROWN COINS OUN'T BOTHER UNC S SMITHS
HEELS SURVIVE WICKED WEEKEND
EX-DEAC JOINS DUKIET
MARRIAGE CHAPEL (ELIZABETH CITY, N.C.P
CEREMONIES OVER FOR MARRIAGE CHAPEL
MARRIAGE COUNSELORS
TOUGH QUESTIONS NEED ANSWERS BEFORE ENTERING MARITAL THERAPY
COUPLES CAN BUILD 'TOUGH MARRIAGE'
NEWLYWEDS SHOULDN'T AVOID ARGJMENTS
THERAPIST: TALKING CAN BE KEY TO HAPPINESS
COUPLE SUES CHARLOTTE 'COUNSELOR'
MARRIAGE IN THE MIDDLE YEARS (BOOK)
DUKE PROFESSOR: MIDDLE YEARS ^F MARRIAGE AN OPPORTUNITY
THE MARRIAGE OF BETTE AND ROD I PL AY )
CAST MAKES 'BETTE AND BOO' MOVING. HILARIOUS
H 2 3/2')/a6
H 2 3/26/86
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H 2 11/06/86 B
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H 2 11/18/86 B 12
H 2 10/12/86 C 11
S 2 la/13/86 A 7
MARRIAGES
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EGROOM THINKS THE
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HMAKING ACQUAINTAN'
WAS WILLING TO WAI
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HMAKERS HIT HOMERUi
ESS COULDN'T KEEP
LE REFUSES TO LET
"RE GLAD MOM PLAYE
DULDN'T TAKE HIS E
MET AT A FOOTBALL
MET AT 'CHOIR PRA
BALL RIVALRY TURNS
CE MEETING TURNS T
EONE ELSE'S BOYFRI
NEVER HAD AN ARGU
IMPRESSED HIM: JEA
AS SEVEN YEARS TO
FAITH THEY RELY 0
KEPT HIM ANXIOUS
PERSISTENCE REWARD
LE WED AFTER DAT IN
TRONIC AGE ROMANCE
M: FATE GAVF US SE
HIGH SCHOOL BRUSH
YWEDS ARE LONGTIME
LE'S BQMANCF, WEDO
ERS PLOTTED TO BRI
WEDDING. LODGE TUR
EM ALERTED HER TO
ER SCHOOL SWEETHEA
LE LOOKS FORWARD T
ONLY ON FIRST DATE, NOW THINGS ARE FINE
ROMANCE IS ALSO FOR WEDDINGS
lEO 'THAT NERDY GUY'
LL-NIGHT SCRABBLE GAME
GAIN WHEN SHE FINOS ONE
BARRY LASSITER FINALLY A';kED AGaIN
USBAND
ELATIONSHIP STARTED WITH BLIND DATE
EN SHE STUMBLED ONTO HIM IN IRELAND
OMAN'
A WORLD WAR AND 1^1) YEARS
T DONALD STAUFFACHER FOUND A BRIDE
THEIR RELATIONSHIP A RESULT OF SHOTS
Y ROAO OF ROMANCE
ED EVENING'
LORD HAO HAND IN THIS RELATIONSHIP
RT: SKYDIVING INCIDENT BROUGHT THEM TOGETHER
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ATI=NCE PAID PFE FOR PAM RAY. EOOIE DICKERSON
BRIDE, BRIDEGROOM ALL BUT GREW UP TOGETHER
APART
OEERF START QUARREL
PID
OFF HER
E
E'
ANTIC
MANCE
LLMAN CAME ACROSS AS 'CONFIDENT'
EWLYWEDS SAY II KEEPS RELATIONSHIP STRONG
ED
G EIGHT YEARS
LEADS COUPLE TO THE ALTER
CONO CHANCE
OFF LEO TO OCTOBER WEDDING
FRIENDS
ING KEEPS IT ALL IN THE FAMILY
NG Two TOGETHER
NS INTO CATHEDRAL
HIS PRESENCE
RTS REUVITE AFTER SEPARATION
0 CLOSE MARRIAGE
s
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1/18/86
1/18/B6
1/11/86
1/10/86
1/20/86
1/20/86
1/20/86
7/31/86
A
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B
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3/11/86
'./30/86
9/28/86
11/03/06
11/20/86
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1
9
5
1
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7/13/86
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1/12/86
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1/19/86
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1/26/86
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2/02/86
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8
P
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2/09/86
E
7
P
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2/16/86
E
A
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2/23/86
E
6
P
cao
3/02/86
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7
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3/09/86
E
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3/16/86
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9
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3/23/"6
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3/30/86
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4/J6/86
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5/11/86
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5/18/86
E
6
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5/25/86
E
6
P
H45
6/01/86
E
6
P
J40
6/08/86
E
6
P
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0/15/86
E
4
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6/22/86
E
5
P
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6/29/86
E
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7/06/B6
E
6
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7/13/86
E
6
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H45
7/20/86
E
6
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7/27/86
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a/03/86
E
6
D
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3/10/86
E
4
P
H45
d/17/86
E
8
P
H45
8/24/86
E
7
P
cao
a/31/86
E
14
P
211
9/07/86
E
8
P
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9/14/86
E
8
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9/21/86
E
7
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9/28/86
£
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10/05/86
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10/12/86
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10/19/B6
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HONTHLV/A
INDEX
SUBJECTS
S I T
E L y
DATE C PG L P SYL
STUDEMT, INSTRUCTOR OPT FDR LIFE COURSE
BLIND DATE LEADS TO hEO'^lNG
•HE'S UUIET BUI SINCERE'
71ST anniversary: couple REFLECT ON YEARS OF SUCCESSFUL MARRIAGE
NOT? "E PASSED PEGAN ROMANTIC COURTSHIP
AUNT THEIR MATCHMAKER
MARRIAGES. INTERNATIONAL
DISTANCE NO OBSTACLE TO HEDOIMG
MARRIAGES, N.C.
SEE ALSO WEDDINGS
A SONG OF THEIR OWN
KRISHNA WEDDING AN ANCIENT RITUAL
CEREMONIES OVER FOR MARRIAGE CHAPEL
IS YEARS LATER, COUPLE WILL TRY TO WED AGAIN
WOMAN IS GIVING "CHICKEN- GROOM SECOND CHANCE
THEIR BUSINESS IS NOSTALGIA
MARRIAGES, U.S.
SEE ALSO BIGAMY
SEE ALSO DATING FIRMS AND SERVICES
SEE ALSO FAMILY STRUCTURE
SEE ALSO HONEYMOONS
SEE ALSO WEDDINGS
SEE ALSO WIFE ADVERTISING
PROF: MARRIAGE CAN WORK
•STANO-AND-FIGHT- ATTITUDE HELPS MAKE MARRIAGE WORK — PROFESSOR
HEALTHY MARRIAGE NEITHER TOTAL BLISS NOR BOREDOM
COURSE TO FOCUS ON MARRIAGE IN THE MOVIES
OUKE PROFESSOR: MIDDLE YEARS OF MARRIAGE AN OPPORTUNITY
WOMEN AND CAREERS
THAT'S ALL FOLKS?
SCIENTISTS SAY MARRIAGE AFFECTS MENTAL HEALTH
MARRIED COUPLES MORE REALISTIC ABOUT LOVE, N.C. PROFESSOR SAYS
SATISFYING JOB, HAPPY MARRIAGE CAN BRING LONGER LIFE. ..STUDY
U/30/86 E 7
12/07/R6 E R
12/l<./86 E 10
12/I'i/BS A 6
12/21/06 E 1
12/2°/S6 E 7
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F m
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■= ' 11
S 2 10/06/n6 P 1 n F S27
MARRIOTT CORP.
MARRIOTT HOTEL PROPOSAL PASSES PLANNING BOARD
IF ALL HOTELS PLANNED FOR DURHAM AREA ARE BUILT,
MARS HILL COLLEGE SPORTS, FOOTBALL
ELON SAC-3 PICK
MARSHALL UNIV.
FANFARE: MARSHALL SC PICK
MARTIAL ARTS
SEE ALSO KARATE
SEE ALSO KUNG FU
SEE ALSO NINJA
SEE ALSO SELF-DFFFNSE
SEE ALSO TRIANGLE WOMEN'S MARTIA
WEAK PEOPLE BECOME POWERFUL AT
WOMAN'S KARATE SCHOOL USES NEJ
NINJA MOVES LIKE THE WIND
KUNG FU FIGHTERS
INDUCTED
MARTIN DEVELOPMENT GROUP. INC.
DEVELOPER SUING TOWN OVER LAND
TRIANGLE'S BEAUTY SAID KEY TO PROSPERITY
L ARTS
"ARTIAU ARTS DEMONSTRATION
TEACHING STYLE
MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. CENTER FOR
N.C. MUTUAL, SCHOOLS TO CLOSE
MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. MEMORIAL L?
CHECK OF OPPORTUNITY MUST BE C
PHILADELPHIA MAYOR SAYS U.S. P
MARVIN'S VARIETY STOP
STORE OWNER, THR
MARX BROTHERS
UNC PROFS FORM •
MARXISM
SEE ALSO COMMUNISM
SCHOLARS TO EXAM
MARX, ENGELS Mus
MARY DUKE BIPDLE FOUN
ARTS COUNCIL GIV
MARY Q. COWPER DAY CA
MARY COWPER CENT
MEMORIES OF DAY
SOCIAL Change
ON KING HOLIDAY
CTURE
ASHED FOR U.S. POOR — GOOOE
OOR DESERVE CHANCE
EE OTHERS CHARGED WITH STOLEN GOODS
HA HA' GROUP
INE CHINESE MA
T BE ROLLING I
OATION
ES GRANTS TO
RE CENTER
" IS CLOSING
CAKE CENTER WI
RXISM AT SUMPOSIUM
N GRAVES
7 ARTISTS
LL LIVE ON
MARY POTTER SCHOOL lOXFORD, N.C.I
CHITCHAT
MAPY REYNOLDS BABCOCK
STATE SUFFERS HO
ARTSCHOOL RCCFIV
GRANT dOOSTS ART
ENERGY, RFCYCLIN
STATE PROFESSOR
MARYLAND
SEE ALSO ANNAPOLIS
MD. JOINS SOUTHE
THE TEST THAI TR
FOUNDATION
USING SHORTAGE
es LJAN
SCHOOL
G WORKSHOPS FU
PLEADS GUILTY
, MARYLAND
RN MARCH PRIMA
lED THE POLITI
MASCO CORP.
HENREDON FURNITURE SALE ENDS E
"ASCOTS
U.S. OLYMPIC FES
STUDENTS GET OUK
IIVAL'S MASCOT
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NOEO
TO TAKING FUNDS
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RA IN HORGANTON
S BEARS UNVEILED
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7/22/86 a
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7/23/86 U
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8/22/16 B
7 P F •'J8
ROOMS WILL INCREASE 7<,^ H
7
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1
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1
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6/22/80
V
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A
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I
1
N
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10/12/86
h
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12/03/86
A
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3/05/»6
B
1
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3/12/86
A
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H 2 11/04/86 D 3
H 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
3/0<)/86 C 1
7/11/36 B 1
7/31/86 D I
9/l'i/86 C I
12/18/86 C 12
H 3 a/l'>/86 B \
S 2 10/3''/86 C 1
S 7 1/15/86 C 1
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S 2 2/07/86 A 12 P N
H 2 2/0''/86 B I
S 2 12/27/86 C 1
H 2 10/29/86 C
S 2 12/23/86 A
H 7 1/24/86 8 A P N
S 2
S '
4/2''/86 A
5/03/86 A
S 2 12/11/86 C
4/02/86
5/22/86
5/27/86
6/11/96
U/07/B6
16
17
1 5/29/86 C
7 8/16/86 A
H 7 7/13/86 C
B/2''/86
8/21/86
046
L20
CAPTAIN CABLEVIS
HILL STATE'S MAS
THE MANY MASKS 0
HOSPICE HOSTS MA
RETAILERS EMPLOY
MA";0N C. DAY EXCAVATI
WIDENING WORK ON
"ASON-DIXON LINE LEAG
DREAMS OF TOMORR
SEMI-PRO TEAM PL
MASON FARM HOMESTEAD
UNC BEGINS LAND
ION TOLO TO DO
K LAW SNARE E4
F FREDER ICA HA
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MIAMI BLVD. T
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ANNEO FOR CHAP
FF MASK
STEP BUNNY, MICKEY MOUSE?
LL
TTRACT FURNITURE BUYERS
0 BEGIN IN MAY
ET ANOTHER SHOT IN SEMI-PRO
EL HILL
H 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
S 2
3/18/80 C 12
3/21/86 A 17
7/11/86 0 1
10/15/86 B I
10/24/86 C 10
W66
S27
H 2 4/12/66 C
H 2 10/21/86 B 2 P ■! G50
H 2 10/21/86 B 4 •! G5D
H 3 3/27/86 B 1
MONTHLY/4
N N U A L
1/01/B6
INDEX
12/31/B6
SUBJECTS
S
E
C PG
PA'it 613
1/01/07
DAY ACTIVITI'^S A HFE-HAWIINGI SUCCESS
"ASONRV
SEE ALSO BRICKLAYERS
SEE ALSO BRICKS
BRICK MASONS PLEDGE HELP ON MFMORIAL
MASONS
SEE ALSO DORCAS MASONIC LODGE
SEE ALSO SI. JOHN'S DAY
OnPHANACE PLANS CELEBRATION
OOPHAMAGE'S FESTIVE ST. JOHN'S
NEW OFFICERS
LODGE CHIEFS
NEu OFFICERS
ENO INSTALLATION
NEU OFFICERS
MASS MURDERS
SEE ALSO GENOCIDE TREATIES
SEE ALSO MURDER. U.S.
THE TRAGEDY IN OKLAHOMA
ABERRANT BEHAVIOR COULD SIGNAL OANCER
MASS SUICIDE
SEE GUYANA
SEE RELIGIOUS CULTS
SEE SUICIDES. INTERNATIONAL
MASS TRANSIT
SEE ALSO SUBWAYS
SEE ALSO TRAVEL. U.S.
TRANSPORTATION STUDY TO FOCUS ON PRACTICAL DUE ST I ONS-OFF IC I AL
TRIANGLE BUS SYSTEM CRANKING JP
CAROBORO OFFiriALS EYE FINANCIAL FUTURE DUE TO LOSS OF FUNDS
RFGIUMAL TRAFFIC AUTHORITY PROPOSED
A GOOn IDEA. flUT...
PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION NEEDED
BONOS FOR PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION WILL FOCUS ON ELDERLY. HANDICAPPEn
PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION BONDS DESERVE PUBLIC VOTE ON NOV. 4
SIX OTHER BONO ISSUES APPROVED
CITY SHOULD IMPROVE PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION
MASSACHUSETTS
SEE ALSO BOSTON. MASSACHUSETTS
MASSACHUSETTS REPORT URGES BAM ON ALL SMOKELESS TOBACCO ADS
MORE. NOT LESS. SEAT BELT USE CAN SAVE LIVES
MASSAGE PARLORS
SEE ALSO PROSTITUTION
OWNERS OF BUILDING GO TO COURT SEEKING TO EVICT MASSAGE PARLOR
MASTER CHARGE
SEE ALSO CREDIT CARDS
2 DURHAM BANKS BUCK HIGHER CREDIT CARD RATFS
2 BANKS RETURN TO IBX RATE FOR CREOI T-C ARO'luYS
MASTERS GOLF TOURNAMENT
SEE ALSO GOLF
STRANGE RECALLS FALL FROM GLORY IN LAST MASTERS
MASTERS IS WATSON'S IDEAL FOR GOLF
GOLF'S LEGENDS NEVER LONELY AT THE MASTERS
LEADERS SHOOT HOLES IN CADDY CONCEPT
SEVE CAME TO PLAY
AS PRICE TAKES DAY. NORMAN GIVEN LEAD
PRICE OF FAME: A 63
SUSPENSE MOUNTS AS MASTERS BATTLE
IT WAS JUST TOO EARLY TO WRITE OFF NICKLAUS
NICKLAUS MASTERS AUGUSTA WITH 65 FOR SIXTH JACKET
NICKLAUS PROVES MASTER AT MAKING DREAM REALITY
INSIDE
FROM jack: TODAY'S CLUB FAD
OLD-TIMERS THRIVING IN PURSUITS OF YOUNG
"MATCHBOOK" political campaign IAPRIL. 1980)
SEE DURHAM COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. ELECTIONS
THE MATCHMAKER (PLAYl
VETERAN BUCK BACK AS • FOOL ' IN PLAYMAKERS 'MATCHMAKER'
PLAYMAkERS scores 'MATCHLESS' PRODUCTION
•MATCHMAKER' GOOD OLU-FA SH lONE D ROMANTIC FARCE
MATERNITY BENEFITS
SEE PREGNANCY
MATERNITY FASHIG'IS
SEE ALSO FASHION
SEE ALSO PREGNANCY
MATERNITY CLOTHES NEED SPECIAL CONSIDERATIONS
MATFRNITY CLOTHES HAVE SPECIAL FEATURES
CLOTHING MUST GROW ALONG WITH PREGNANCY
KNITS GOOD FOR MATERNITY WEAR
MATERNITY LEAVE
SEE ALSO PREGNANCY
MATERNITY LEAVES NEEDED
MATHEMATICS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MATHEMATICS DEPT.
SEE ALSO DURHAM MATHEMATICS COUNCIL
SEE ALSO N.C. MATHEMATICS CONTE'^T
SEE ALSO N.C. SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCF EDUCATION NETWHRK
COUNCIL AIDS CITY. COUNTY MAH TEACHERS
MATH WHIZZES CLASH IN CONTEST AT OUKE: SCIENCE SCHOOL TEAM NIPS VA.
MATH SCHOOL PLANS SEMINAR
BUDGET CUTS TO COST 10 AIDES IN REMEDIAL PROGRAM
7TH-GPADERS. PARENTS SEEK 'FRIENDLIER' MATH
STUDENTS WIN MATH TOURNFY
FAMILY MATH SET AT NEAL JR. HIGH
CARNEGIE GRANT FUNDS PRF-COLLFGE PROGRAM
TEACHERS SUPPORT MATH COUNCIL EVENTS
'MATHLETE5' PRESENT SHIRT
TRIANGLE STUDENTS IN MATH PROSRAM
UNC HOTLINE HELPS TEACHERS WITH PROBLEMS
TRIANGLE STUDENTS ON TOP MATH TEAM
MATH SCHOOL MAY START PROGRAM FOR PUPILS DEFICIENT IN ALGEBRA
EDUCATOR SAYS CALCULATORS HAVE PLACE IN CLASSES
UNC GETS 1250.000 FOR MINORITY PROGRAM
POWE TEACHER TABBED AS TOP MATH INSTRUCTOR
DUKE TO HOST HATH CONTEST
MATH COMPETITION SCHEDULED AT DUKE
DAVIS ESTABLISHES tl.". MILLION FUND TO LURE TEACHERS FROM STUDENT n(
MATRON'S CLUB
MATRON'S CLUB OFFICERS
MATTAMUSKEET NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFJGE
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p
U
CA9
H
2
A/13/86
B
7
N
CA9
H
2
A/1A/S6
B
2.
p
U
CA9
H
2
A/lA/06
B
2
c
N
CA9
H
2
A/15/06
D
1
p
U
CA9
s
2
A/19/P6
A
3
U
T30
H
?
A/27/86
B
10
N
CA9
s
2
5/06/86
A
A
E
H 2 11/28/86 D
S 2 12/0A/86 0
H 2 12/05/06 D
N W66
R 371
P W66
10/17/86
10/23/36
11/18/86
11/25/06
H 2 7/0'./P6 A
s
1/21/06
B
N
J13
s
2/1-1/06
C
P N
S8A
s
2/17/86
C
N
H
2/25/86
A
N
F50
s
3/05/06
C
P N
SB'-
s
A/02/B6
c
16
N
s
A/1 1/06
A
N
H
A/25/86
t)
N
U80
s
5/12/06
A
N
H
5/17/86
A
13
P P
s
5/21/06
C
N
s
5/21/66
c
M
s
6/D3/86
A
IC
N
s
6/20/06
c
N
S8A
H
7/21/86
c
10
N
080
H
8/13/06
c
N
UBO
s
1 1/0A/P6
A
1 I
N
s
11/06/86
A
N
H
11/07/86
c
12
N
M
12/00/86
a
o N
s
2
1/09/86
A
6
P P
T37
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
I N T E X
U/31/B6
SUBJECTS
PAGC 61'i
SWIMMING POOLS
SEE ALSO LAKE MAITAMUSKEET
MILITARY FLIGHTS HORRY HILOLI>=E REFUGES MANAGER
MATTHEWS. N.C.
TOMBSTONES BROKEN
MAUPIN. TAYLOR. ELLIS AND AOAMS (RALEIGH. N.C.I
POLITICS CHARGED AGAINST RECALL EFFORT
RECALL OPPONENTS SEE POLITICS
MAURICE J. KOURY NATATORIUM
SEE UNIV. OF N,C. -CHAPEL HILL.
MAX FACTOR AND CO.
VANCE-GRANVILLE COLLEGE TO ADO CHEMISTRY CLASSES
MAXIMUM OVERDRIVE (FILMI
•MAXIMUM OVERDRIVE" PROVIDES 'MNIMUM ENTERTAINMENT
MAXTON. M.C.
•BIGGEST BELLY. PUTS SMALL TOWN IN NORTH CAROLINA ON THE MAP
MAXTQN RESIDENTS CHARGE OIL PLANT ENOANGEPS HEALTH
MAXTON OIL AND FERTILIZE" CO.
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
FIRE DAMAGES PLANT
MAXTON RESIDENTS CHARGE OIL PLANT ENDANGERS HEALTH
MAY
IN THE MERRY MONTH OF MAY
mayan art
old inspiration meets new forms in sculptures
maymfm
see violence
mayo clinic
cancer scam nets woman 6-month term
mayors. m.c.
clarkton wondering if town has a mayor
maoam mayor: being woman no handicap
maze irock groupi
maze lives up to its tcp billing in greensboro
meaoowlands
see also research and development parks
durham is getting l^ss and less of the traveler's dollar in carolina
plan due friday for industrial park on u0-acr6 site near hillsborough
meaoowlands to have extensive recreation
meals on wheels
see also senior citizens
see also volunteer services bureau
they couldn't 00 without shelby tooo, chris hamlet
money sought for durham groups
senate committee oks durham. trange funds
allocations omitted
meals on wheels grateful
holiday spirit lifts meals on wheels
measurement, inc. (durham)
conference: chance to tell government what you think
measurement inc. has trouble recruiting in area
MEASURING DEVICES
MEASURING DEVICE AIDS IN AERONAUTICS
MEAT PUPPETS IROCK GROUPI
MELODIC SENSE UNDERLIES PUPPETS^
JAW ALIGNMENT
SOUND TORNADO
MEBANE. N.C.
SOME WORKERS ARE CALLED BACK TO GE PLANT IN MEBANE
MEBANE TO OPEN RECREATION AREA AT LAKE MICHAEL
MEBANE PUTS LIMIT ON FOWL FL0':kS
HILLSBOROUGH SEEKS SOLUTIONS TO WATER CRISIS
BURLINGTON, GRAHAM, MEBANE A S< FOR VOLUNTARY WATER CONSERVATION
WATER AUTHORITY NEGOTIATING FIR USE OF PONDS, QUARRIES
COUNTY AGAIN SEEKING WATER FRTM 3URLINGTUN
MEBANE EXPECTING BIG TURNOUT FOR autumn FEST SATURDAY
ARMED MAN ROBS STORE AT MEBANE
MAYOR THREATENED WITH •WRATH OF GOO^
MEBANE, N.C, BOND REFERENDUM
GRAHAM, MEBANE PLAN VOTE ON WATER BONDS
THERE'S STILL TIME TO REGISTE' i^OR FLECTIONS, RSFERENDUMS
SOME ALAMANCE VOTERS FACE SONn ISSUE CHOICE
MEBANE PLANS JAN. 13 VOTE ON BOND ISSUE
MEBANE VOTER REGISTRATION DEADLINE IS MONDAY
MEBANE. N.C. CHRISTMAS PARAOE
SEE ALSO CHRISTMAS PARADES. N.C.
AREA TOWNS GEARING MP FOR CHRISTMAS PARADES
MEBANE, N.C, ELECTIONS
ALAMANCE SHERIFF WINS SEVENTH TERM
MEBANE, N.C, WATER RESOURCES
GRAHAM, MEBANE PLAN VOTE ON WATER BONOS
ALAMANCE SHERIFF WINS SEVENTH TER"
MEBANE AGREES TO SELL WATER TO OR ANGE -AL A MANC E SYSTEM
MEBANE PLANS JAN. 13 VOTE ON ^OND ISSUE
MEBANE VOTER REGISTRATION DEADLINE IS MONDAY
MEBANE MEMORIAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURC^
PERSON CHOIR TAKES SONG LITER«LLY IN SHOOTING SPREE
ANOThFR charge filed in SMOOIING AT CHURCH
SHOOTING IN CHURCH BRINGS SENTENCES
MEFANE MILL OUTLET
MEBANE MILL OUTLET ROBB'^D
WARRANT IS ISSUED IN OUTLET ROBBERY
MEPANE PACKAGING CORP.
SEE ALSO POXES , „
BOX art: she designs THE PACKAGES ON GROCERY STORE SHELVES
CLEARING THE RECORD
MEBANE POLICE OEPI.
MEBANE COUNCIL SUGGESTS WAYS TO IMPROVE POLICE
SOME TOWNS LOSE TRAINED OFFICERS BECAUSE OF PAY
MEPANE TOWN COUNCIL . ,
MEBANE COUNCIL SUGGESTS WAYS TO IMPROVE POLICE
S I T
N E ELY
P D DATE C PG L P SYL
H? 7/13/B6C lMN-197
H 1 12/lft/86 C 3 N
w ! 7/31/Bb A I N 55V
S 2 7/31/86 A 1 N B85
H 1 8/12/86 C I ■' H60
S 2 8/07/B6 D 11 R BZl
S 2 9/12/86 A 1<. P N
H 2 11/21/86 A 18 N
H 2 8/22/86 A 12 N
H 2 ll/0<./»6 0 <. N
H 2 11/21/86 A 18 N
H 2 5/03/86 A 4 F
H 2 1/31/86 D 12 ° R '■t6S
H 2 3/16/P6 C 1
H 2 3/28/86 A in N
H 2 7/17/86 B 1 p N san
H 2 8/08/86 D 3 R C85
H 2 <,/27/86 C 13 U L<.1
H 2 5/07/96 C 2 •( A3C
H 2 5/10/86 C 1 " N B81
5/18/86
6/18/96
6/27/86
6/28/86
12/01/86
12/31/B6
13
13
H 2 1/26/86 E 1"
H 2 2/05/86 A 11
H 2 <./03/86 C 13 N M97
M 2 5/30/86 0
H
1
5/16/86
B
1 N
HoO
H
1
5/17/86
(.
1 N
M60
H
1
6/05/86
B
1 N
H
3
7/a8/8o
L
1 N
MIC
H
1
7/23/86
(.
1 N
H
?
7/27/86
(
1 P N
BB!
H
3
8/06/86
c
1 0 N
Ml'J
H
1
9/19/86
H
I ^
M6n
H
2
10/27/86
H
I N
H
2
1 1/19/86
B
7 N
H60
H
1
3/29/86
b
1 N
M60
H
1
10/03/86
H
I N
M6D
H
1
10/30/86
H
1 N
H
1
11/22/86
I,
1 N
H60
H
1
12/13/86
L
1 N
H6'J
H 2 12/03/86 B 6 N
H 2 11/06/86 A 19 N
H 1
H 2
H 1
H 1
H 1
8/29/86 b
11/06/86 A
11/19/86 a
11/22/86 C
12/13/86 C
2 8/07/86 A
1 8/12/86 C
I 9/12/R6 B
l/2<./86 E
1/25/86 C
H 2 7/06/86 E
H 2 7/08/86 A
H 3 1/25/86 C
H 1 10/03/86 B
H 3 1/25/86 C I
N H6P
N H60
MONTHLY/A
NNU4L INDEX
1/01/86 - 12/31/86
SUBJECTS
>A'-.i£ 615
l/QP/R?
MEBANE PUTS LIMIT ON FOWL FLOCKS
HEBANE TOWN COUNCILMAN RESIGNS
MEBANF TOWN COUNCIL TABLES ORANGE COUNTY'S OEOUFST FOR WATER
MEBANE AGREES TO SELL MATER TO ORANGE-ALAMANCE SYSTEM
MEBANE TOWN "ANACER
NEW TOWN MANAGER CHOSEN IN MEBANE
MECHANICS
SEE ALSO AUTO REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE
SEE ALSO SERVICE STATIONS
BOO" LEAVES SERVICE JOBS BEGGING
MECHANICS AND FARMERS BANK (DURHAM, N.C.I
MECHANICS AND FARMERS BANK, REALTY SUBSIDIARY NOTF 15 PCT.
DURHAM PANK'S NET INCOME RISES IS.it
2 DURHAM BANKS BUCK HIGHER CREDIT CARD RATES
ROAD RACE GETS GOOD START
3 DURHAM COMPANIES RANKED AMONG LARGEST OWNED 3Y BLACKS
MAGAZINE CITES DURHAM BLACK-OJNEO FIRMS
2 BANKS RETURN TO 18» RATE FOR CREOIT-CARD PUYS
DURHAM MAN, BANK KEY IN SHAW EFFORTS
MECK NECK, N.C.
MECK NECK PEOPLE ASK FOR SECESSION
MECKLENBURG COUNTY, N.C.
MECKLENBURG BILLBOARD RULES D' AW CRITICISM
N.C. COMMUNITIES NAMED FINALISTS
MECK NECK PEOPLE ASK FOR SECESSION
WAKE MAY OVERTAKE MECKLENBURG COUNTr Ai KUKULAIl
CAROLINA SKIES ARE NOT FREE F" OM POLLUTION
JUDGE IN CHRISTMAS COURT TRIES TO DISPENSE MERCY
CHARLOTTE'S JEWISH COMMUNITY 'PELLS CHRISTIANS F
PROFIT GAIN
..Y AS POPULATION GROWS
POLLUTION
"■ ' ' WITH JUSTICE
OR HOLIDAY
MECKLENBURG COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
CHARLOTTE MAN SMELLS MONEY IN GARBAGE
COMMISSIONER-PREACHER ARRESTED IN MECKLENBURG
MECKLENPURG COMMISSIONER SAYS HE WILL NOT RESIGN
MFCKLFNPURG COMMISSIONER PLEAOS INNOCENT TO ASSAULT
MECKLENBUR''- COUNTY OFPT. OF SOCIAL SERVICES
COURT UPHOLDS STATE MEDICAID LIMITS
ENDOWED CHAIR AT UNC TO BEAR NAME OF KURALT
MECKLENBURG COUNTY JAIL
DOCTOR: PRISONER SMOTHERED AFTER HIS MOUTH WAS COVERED
WRONG MAN IS RELEASED FROM JAIL
MECKLFNBURG SHERIFF BEING INVESTIGATED
INMATE LOSES JOGGING, TRIP RIGHTS
SHERIFF SUES TO KEEP RECORDS CLOSED AT JAIL
PROBE SHOULDN'T CLOSE PUBLIC RECORDS ACCESS
MECKLENBERG SHERIFF CUTS TERM
MECKLENBURG SHERIFF SAYS HE WAS SET UP
MECKLENPURG INMATES ALLOWED TO GO FREE FOR LONG PERIODS, RECORDS SHOW
FORMER DEPUTY PLEADS GUILTY TO PLOT
MECKLENBURG COUNTY SHERIFF
MECKLENBURG SHERIFF BEING INVESTIGATED
SHERIFF SUES TO KEEP RECORDS CLOSED AT JAIL
PROBE SHOULDN'T CLOSE PUBLIC RECORDS ACCESS
MECKLENBERG SHERIFF CUTS TERM
MECKLENBURG SHERIFF SAYS HE w» S SFT UP
FORMER DEPUTY PLEADS GUILTY TO PLOT
MECKLENBURG DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE
CARTOONIST NEEDS A HISTORY LESSON
MED CALL ISAN ANTONIO. TFIASI
FRANKLIN CUMMt SSIONERS SET IN MOTION. .. SALE OR LEASE OF HOSPITAL
FRANKLIN BOARD TO MEET MQNOAY ABOUT HOSPITAL
LAND IS OFFERED FOR NEW FRANKLIN COUNTY HOSPITAL
MEDALS
SEE ALSO CONGRESSIONAL MEDAL OF HONOR
SEE ALSO DUKE MEDAL
SEE ALSO DURHAM MEDAL
SEE ALSO MILITARY MEDALS
SEE ALSO PRESIDENTIAL MEDAL OF FREEDOM
SEE ALSO PURPLE HEARTS
SEE ALSO SPACE MEDALLION
N.C. MAN FINALLY GETS WORLD WAR II MEDAL
WAKE COUNTY MAN GETS MEDALS MTRF THAN A" YEARS AFTER WAR
MEDIA
SEE MAGAZINES
SEE NEWS MEDIA
SEE NEWSPAPER),
SEE NEWSPAPERS, _ - ^
SEE NEWSPAPERS, N.C.
SEE NEWSPAPFRS, U.S
SEE RADIO
SEE TELEVISION
MEDIATION
SEE ALSO niSPUTF SETTLEMENT CENTER, ORANGE COUNTY
SEE ALSO NATIONAL ACADEMY OF ARBITRATORS
SEE ALSO VOLUNTEER ARBITRATORS
COURTS SEEK SOLUTION TO WORTHLESS CHECKS
GRANT AIDS MEOIanON PROGRAMS
COURT MEASURE DESIGNED TO SAV; TIME, mqney
COURTS TO TRY NEW PROGRAM
MEDIATION SAID »EST FOR SOLVING DISPUTES
BAD-CHECK PROGRAM COULD PROVE SAVINGS
BETTER PUSINESS BUREAU MEDIATION PROGRAM GETS RESULTS
TURNING CONFLICT INTO AGREEMENT
MEOICAIO
SEE ALSO HEALTH CARE, COSTS
MEMORIAL HOSPITAL HIGHEST IN ■'EDICAID R F 1 MBUKSEMENT
COURI UPHOLDS STATE MEDICAID LIMITS
COURT BACKS FEDERAL LAW ON metjcaID
•RED TAPE' IN MEDICAID IS CRITICIZED
BIDS FOR OFFICE SPACE TO P£ OPENED MARCH A
COMMITTEE REFUSES TO ENDORSE PILL SEEKING TOUGHER PENALTIES FOR CRIME.
RULfS LEAVE DELINOUENT YOUTH WITHOUT TREATMENT
GETTING DELINQUENTS PSYCHIATRIC HELP PROVED FRUSTRATING
INSPECTORS WILL VISIT LAURINBURG NURSING HOME
DURHAM CUTS 'WELFARE MOTHER' ROLL^
STATE EXPANDS HEALTH SERVICES IN THREE COUNTIES
WAY SEEN TU SAVE ON INMATES' "EOICAL FEES
PLANS WOULD RAISE NUMBER ON MEDICAID
MEDICAID CHANGES BEING CONSIDERED
DURHAM'S NURSING HOME SHORTAGE NOT TO END SOON
MEDICAID FRAUD
DURHAM
INTERNATIONAL
(SEE ALSO NAMES OF PARTICULAR NEWSPAPERS)
DATE
S I
E L
C PG L
r>YL
1 6/05/86 8 1 N
1 7/10/8O t) 1 N
3 8/05/86 C 1 'I TO!
1 ll/l''/86 B 1 N
1 U/25/86 C 1
H 2
2/16/86
A
1
U
"•4^
H ?
S 2
H 2
SI
S 2
S 2
S 2
'1/0^/86
<./l2/°6
<^/2<./P6
5/01/86
5/08/86
5/08/86
6/14/86
d/21/"6
A
A
A
C
D
C
A
A
9
2
1
1
A
1
3
A
N
F N
N
N
N
N
F
L4l
S84
WB?
W82
H 2
11/03/86
C
2
N
H 7
H 2
H 2
H 2
S .'
3/04/86
10/08/86
ll/03/"6
1 1/25/86
12/25/86
12/26/86
12/26/86
B
C
c
c
B
b
C
7
9
5
I
I i
N
N
N
N
'1
N
046
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
2/20/86
10/05/86
ll/l'?/e6
U/12/86
C
C
B
A
10
A
6
21
N
N
II
N
S 2
H 3
2/12/86
12/20/86
A
C
1
1
N
N
■jsn
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
3/26/86
5/28/86
6/12/°6
6/28/86
7/05/86
7/08/86
7/09/86
7/10/86
8/21/86
10/08/86
A
3
A
A
A
A
e
A
C
A
3
3
16
1 3
1 1
A
18
4
12
N
N
M
N
N
E
N
•)
N
N
H 2
H 2
S 2
H 7
H 2
H 2
6/12/86
7/05/86
7/08/86
7/0O/P6
7/10/86
10/08/86
A
A
A
b
A
A
16
11
A
10
I?
N
M
E
N
N
N
H 2
7/08/86
A
A
L
H 1
H 1
H 1
1/07/96
<./19/n6
<./22/86
c
c
c
1
1
1
ri
N
N
L40
H6n
L4P
1/14/86
2/27/86
H 2
3/16/86
r
1
N
5 87
S ?
3/20/86
A
*
N
H 7
4/06/86
A
1
O
M
S8?
S 7
4/07/86
(
1
•1
S 7
4/10/86
A
\
4
<; 7
4/22/86
A
4
i-
S 7
5/15/86
(
1
P
M
'JH7
H 2
11/05/86
B
1
T
F
I II
H 7
1/09/86
h
1
'-I
SHO
S 7
2/12/86
A
1
n
H ?
2/13/86
A
19
N
S 7
2/19/86
A
1
p
N
'146
H 2
2/25/86
(,
1
'1
J 36
H 7
3/18/86
A
; 7
N
H 7
5/18/86
1
1
P
N
S87
H 7
6/15/86
r
1
N
S87
H 7
5/26/B6
A
1 »
;i
S 2
7/16/86
A
1
N
Mn6
H 2
9/20/86
H
<
N
H 7
U/21/86
A
77
N
S 7
12/23/86
A
1
N
H 7
12/25/86
r
1 5
N
H 2
12/30/86
A
11
T
N
C60
^1QNTHLY/a^^■^UAL
INDEX
SUBJECTS
SEE ALSO FRAUD
SEE ALSn HEALTH INSURANCE FRAUD
LAURINBUHO NURSING HQ«E UNDER PRJPE
12 CHARGES DROPPED DUE TO DELAY
DENTISTS' MEDICAID FRAun CHAR*,ES tllSMISSEO
MEDICAL CARE, cost;
SFE HEALTH CARE, COSTS
"EOICAL EDUCATION , . _
SEE ALSO DUKE U^'^v. SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
SEE ALSO EAST CAROLINA UNIV. METICAL SCHOOL
SEE ALSO EDUCATION
SEE ALSO GRADUATE MEDICAL EDUCATION NATIONAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE
SFE ALSO MINORITIES ADMISSIONS OROGRAMS
SEE ALSO NURSING SCHOOLS. N.C. „^„,,,..^
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL OF "EOiriNE
DIRECTOR TO LECTURE ON "EDICAL EDUCATION
PHVSIC lAN-DISECTOR RAPS LACK OF HUMANISTIC TQUCH
UNC MEDICAL STUDENTS TAKE NEW TEST ON PATIENT CARE
DUKF fu'GERV PROFESSOR TO HEAT ACCREDITATION BODY
DOCTORS GETTING SfCONO OOSE 0= TRAINING
UNC SURGEON IS APPOINTED TO MFD PANEL
PROFESSOR APPOINTED TO COUNCIL
MEDICAL EMERGENCY SERVICE
SEE EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES
MEDICAL EQUIPMENT
aEE ALSO LIThOTOIPTER
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR MEDICAL EQUIPMENT
SEE ALSO SCANNERS (MEDICAL EOUIPMENTI
PANEL SEEKS CHANGES IN STATE RESTRICTIONS FOR MFDICAL SERVICES
MEDICAL ETHICS
SEE ALSO ETHICS CODE
SEE ALSO HU''AN RESEARCH
SEE ALSO TEST TUBE BABY
PULITZER WINNER ASKS DOCTORS TO RECOGNI7E INDIVIDUALITY
BOOK EXPLORFS ETHICS QUESTIONS INVOLVING PRIMARY MfpiCAL CARE
DOCTOR-PATIENT TIES DEFINE MEOICAL ETHICS
KOOP: SOCIETY'S NEEDS MAY OVERRIDE FAMILY'S
MEDICAL ETHICS TOPIC OF SERIES
CHAPLAIN SAYS MED STUDENTS FACE TOUGH ISSUES OF ETHICS
GOVERNMENT'S PLACF NOT AT HOSPITAL PEDSIuE
UNPLUGGED FEEDING TUBES NEK FOCUS OF RIGHT-TQ-OIE DEBATE
AIDS DRUG RAISES ETHICAL ISSUES ,, ,
ETHICS PROGRAMS TO HEIGH INDIVIDUAL DESIRES VERSUS PUBLIC GOOD
MEDICAL ETHICS FOCUS OF TALKS IN PUKE SERIES
MEDICAL EXAMIfjER
SEE ALSO AUTOPSIES
SEE ALSO CASHELL COUNTY CORONER
SEE ALSO CORONERS. N.C.
SEE ALSO FORENSIC MEDICINF
SEE ALSO GRANVILLE COUNTY C0RON=R
SEE ALSO N.C. BOARD OF MEDICAL EXAMINERS
SEE ALSO N.C. OFFICE OF CHIEF MEDICAL EXAMINER
eXA" PROCEEDS STEP AT A TIME
POLITICS OFTEN CLOUDED CORONE' RULINGS
HOK do exams benefit SOCIETY?
•OUINCY" FUN, BUT UNREALISTIC
YANCEY CANDIDATES HOPE TO REVIVE DEAD OFFICE
MEDICAL FEES
SEE ALSO HEALTH CARE, COSTS ^ , ,^^
PHYSICIANS' IMAGE A PROBLEM S'YS NEH SOCIETY CHIEF
MEDICAL FOUNDATION OF N.C. INC.
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL OF MtDICINt
NEH AIRPLANES BFING SOUGHT F0=' HEALTH EDUCATION CENTER
MEDICAL INSTRUMENTS
SEE MEDICAL EOUIPMENT
MEDICAL INSURANCE
SEE HEALTH INSURANCE
MEDICAL LABORATORIES
OFFICIALS SEEK NEH PUBLIC HEALTH LAB
MEDICAL MALPRACTICE INSURANCE
SFE ALSO INSURANCE
MALRRACTICE INSURER -ONT ADD NEW CLIENTS
COMPANY MAY RAISE PREMIUMS FEB MALPRACTICE INSURANCE IN N.C.
JONES: INSURANCE HOES WIDESPREAD
LACK OF CONFIDENCE KEY TO INSURANCE HOES
LEGISLATORS QUESTION OBSTETRICS INSURANCE MIKE
3R0 COMPANY SEEKS POLICY AUTHORIZATION
FIRM HIK£C MALPRACTICE IN'^URA'ILE 35T%
MALPRACTICE INSURANCE COMPANY RAISES RATES
PHYSICIANS FIND FAVORITE MALPRACTICE OPTION BLOCKED
LIABILITY SUITS CLIMB
INVESTMENT CHANGES SPUR INSURANCE CRISIS
AHARD LIMITS COULD EASE INSURANCE CRUNCH
FINANCIAL RUIN LOOMS AS DOCTCS TRY TO SERVE
ANGRY DOCTORS HANT HEARING ON INSURANCE-PREMIUM MIKES
N.C. DOCTORS ASK HEARING IN INSURANCE FIGHT
JURY AWARD SHOHS HHY CAP ON DAMAGES NEEDED
MALPRACTICE INSURANCE COSTS AFFECTING CARE. LAWYER SAYS
CAP ON LAHSUIT AHAROS FOR PAIN ON LEGISLATIVE STUDY PANEL AGENDA
CONSUMER GROUP REPORTS ON STATE INSURANCE RATES
MEDICAL MUTUAL HILL ROLL "ACK PREMIUM RATES
THCPNSURG: INSURANCE INDUSTRY HASN'T "AOE C'SE FOR CHANGES
LA^XAKcRS STUDY PLAN TO LIMIT MALRRACTICE INSURANCE COSTS
LFGISLATCRS CONSIDER REVIVING STATC HEDICAL MALPRACTICE FUND
study: N.C. MALPRACTICE SETTLEMENTS UP 200t
DUKF FYES MALPRACTICE COVERAGF "PTION
INSIDE
MALPRACTICE INSURANCE CURE SPARKS DEbATE
PANEL CHANGES MALPRACTICE. VACCINATION -JILLS
BILL LIMITING MALPRACTICE DAMAGES ON HAY TO SENATE
SENATE PULLS TORT REFORMS FROM MALPRACTICE "ILL
LEGISLATURE APPROVED ONLY ONE MALPRACTICE PROPOSAL
FAMILY DOCTORS DROP OBSTETRICS DUE TO RATES
MALPRACTICE STUDY COMMISSION SHIFTS EMPHASIS
MEDICAL MALPRACTICE INSURANCE LOWER IN N.C. THAN MOST STATES
53 HOSPITALS FILE LAHSUIT ON MEDICARE
BABY DOCTORS LEAVING RURAL COJNTIFS
FAMILY DOCTORS CONSIDER SUIT •'VER PREMIUMS
CaM-ISSIONER SEES NO PROOF do; TORS' INSURANCE IS UNFAIR
NFh vaccine law not working. OJCTOR tells panel ,.,r,,„..,r =
STATE PANEL TO CONSIDER PROPOSAL FOR NO-KAULT OBSTETRIC INSURAi4CE
53 N.C. HOSPITALS JOIN MEDICARE SUIT
OFFICIAL: MEDICARE SUIT WON'T AFFECT CAPE COSTS
MEDICAL MALPRACTICE PROPOSALS ON STUDY PANEL'S AGENDA
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3/28/56
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4/10/86
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4/13/''6
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5/14/86
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10/06/86
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11/10/86
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1/11/66 -
OOCTOOS' GROUP SEEKS INSURANCE CHANGE
INDEX
12/31/Ro
SUBJECTS
CAf.e 617
l/0'»/?7
MEDICAL MALPRACTICE SUITS
MEflCAL MALPRACTICF SUITS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER,
SF£ ALSO LAWSUIT DAMAOE AWARDS
SEE ALSO LAWSUITS. U.S.
ii^ '!-?2 'i''^' MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. "EDICAL MALPRACTICE SUITS
SEE ALSO PHYSICIANS. U.S.. I NCO'* PET ENC Y
SEE ALSO SURGERY
SEE ALSO WRONGFUL LIFE SUITS
WHO'S SUING WHO"?
MEDICAL MALPRACTICE TO BE DISCUSSFD ON CARLE SHOW
PANEL TOLD NOT TO FORGET MEOKAL MALPRACTICE VICTIMS
PARTNERS WITH DOCTORS
PRE-SCREENING MAY HELP LESSEN MALPRACTICE LAWSUITS TN STATE
iSS^^SSf?oSr^lop'^gE\^?VFg?N^^",J^,I^s'- °°'™°^ OROPPING^BsfFTRICS
aSEi^S I'.l'iiTill iS??| SS?5P^8^5gs^V& ?*sIJ|¥Jf' °°"°'^ ^'^
MEDICINE IS INEXACT
AMERICA'S TORT SYSTEM IS WORKING FINE
•WRONGFUL aiRTH' SUIT IS REJECTED
2 DOCTORS. 2 NURSES SUED OVER DEATH
PHYSICIANS FIND FAVORITE MALP'ACTICE OPTION BLOCKED
INVESTMENT CHANGES SPUR INSURANCE CRISIS
■>£:,'^°C^"'''' 5'" L'WSUITS RAISING COST OF VACCINATION
A PATH TO LOWER HEALTH COSTS
FINANCIAL RUIN LOOMS AS DOCTORS TRY TO SERVE
SOARING PRcMIUMS MAY HALT OBSTETRIC CARE IN 29 COUNTIES
PROPOSAL ON SCREENING SUITS D^FFRREO v-u;»ii.>
physician: SUITS THREATENING "1 OC TOR -P A I lENT CONFI OENI I AL I TY
MALPRACTICE AWARDS CAP NOT LKELY
CAP ON CONTINGENCY FEES NEEOE'^ IN N.C.
NO AGREEMENT SEEM ON MALPRACTICE CAPS
MEDICAL MUTUAL WILL ROLL BACK POEMIUH RATES
!-,;fi5!;5'9?S CONSIDER REVIVING STATE MEDICAL MALPRACTICE FUND
VICTIMS CALLEP 'VICTIMS' IF LIABILITY LAWS CHANGED
STAGE SET FOR LEGISLATIVE FIGHT ON INSURANCE
DAMAGE LIMITS FOR MALPRACTICE FACE CHALLENGE
MAJOR CIVIL JUSTICE R'=FOR-<S PROPOSED
PANEL BACKS LIMITS ON DAMAGE AWARDS
N.C. SHOULD REOUIRE INSURANCE DISCLTSURES
study: N.C. MALPRACTICE SETTLEMENTS UP 200*
DUKE EYES MALPRACTICE COVERAG= OPTION
LIMITS ON VACCINE LIABILITY QUESTIONED
PANEL CHANGES MALPRACTICE. VACCINATION niLLS
POSSIBLE SHOWnOWN SET ON TORT REFORM
SENATE PULLS T01T REFORMS FROM MALPRACTICE PILL
PANEL OKS BILL CANCELING SUCCESSION VOTE
LEGISLATURE APPROVED ONLY ONE MALPRACTICE PROPOSAL
EAST BLAMED DOCTOR FOR DIAGNOSIS FAILURE
S!;'JL,??'^L'^I;'!!:"?.',?^"Z parents are finding Their bundles of joy cost.
PARENTS ARE picking up THE MALPRACTICE INSURANCE TAB
WAKE HOSPITAL. DOCTORS SUFO
COURT SAYS WOMAN CAN'T SUE FO" COSTS OF RAISING CHILD
SUITS NAME FORMER DUKE PSYCHIATRIST
BRODIE PREDICTS DISMISSAL OF SUIT AGAINST HIM
DUKE TRUSTEES CHAIRMAN SUPPORTS BRODIE IN SUIT
MALPRACTICE STUDY COMMISSION SHIFTS EMPHASIS
VERDICT FAVORS DOCTORS
ACCUSATIONS ARE RIDICULOUS
JUDGE SAYS TIME RAN OUT ON SUIT AGAINST oRESSLER
MEDICAL SOCIETY'S TORT REFORM POLL OUESTIONEU
NEW VACCINE LAW NOT WORKING. DOCTOR TELLS PANEL
SltJ^A^t'?!^ Iup'p§Srg^gu'p''?Sg?,^b ""^ '°-""'' OBSTETRIC INSURANCE
FORMER DUKE PHYSICIAN ADMITS TO MERCY KILLING
MEDICAL MALPRACTICE PROPOSALS ON STUDY PANEL'S AGENDA
MEDICAL MISSIONARIFS
SEE ALSO MISSIONARIES
2 CHAPEL HILL GROUPS POSTPONE AID TRIPS
MEDICAL MUTUAL
COMPANY MA
SOME OOCTO
RISING INS
HIGHER INS
LEGISLATOR
FIRM HIKES
MALPRACTIC
AWARD LIMI
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N.C. DOCTO
SCARING PR
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MEDICAL IN
study: N.C
FAMILY DOC
COMMISSION
INSURANCE OF N.C.
Y RAISE PREMIUMS FOR MALPRACTICE IN5URANCF IN N.C.
RS STOP DELIVERING BABIES
URANCE COSTS PASSED ON TO THE PATIENTS. DOCTORS SAY
URANCE RATES DRIVE DOCTORS TO 'SAFETY'
S QUESTION OBSTETRICS INSURANCE HIKE
ALPRACTICE INSURA'lCE MIX
E INSURANCE COMPANY RAISES RATES
IS COULO EASE INSURANCE CRUNCH
ORS WANT HEARING ON INSURANCE-PREMIUM HIKES
RS ASK HEARING IN INSURANCE FIGHT
EMIUMS MAY HALT O'STETRIC CARE IN 29 COUNTIES
lUAL WILL ROLL BACK PREMIUM RATES
SURANCE EXPLAINED
. MALPRACTICE SETTLEMENTS UP 2U0^
TORS DROP OBSTETRICS DUE TO RAIES
ER SEES NO PROOF DOCTORS' INSURANCE IS UNFAIR
MEDICAL PARK HOSPITAL
GOOUP OF DOCTORS VOTES AGAINST SELLING HOSPITAL
MEDICAL PRODUCTS. INC.
OURHA>« FIRM WEDS MEDICAL NEEDS. IDEAS
MEDICAL PRODUCTS SEARCH
ENIREPRFNEURS WERE SEEKING t<, MILLION AT VENTURE '86
DURHAM DEVELOPER URGES ONE PHTNE SYSTEM IN TRIANGLE
MEDICAL RESEARCH
SEE ALSO ANIMALS. MEDICAL RESEARCH
SEE ALSO BEHAVIORAL MEDICINE
SEE ALSO BIRTH RESEARCH
SEE ALSO BRAIN RESEARCH
SEE ALSO CANCER RESEARCH
SEE ALSO DNA RESEARCH
SEE ALSO DRUGS. RESEARCH
111 ALSO GtNlTVc'REStARCH"" '^^'*^^°' »EH*V0HIAL MEDICINE RESEARCH CENTER
SEE ALSO HUMAN RESEARCH
SEE ALSO IMMUNISATIONS
SEE ALSO RESEARCH
SEE ALSO SCIENCE. RESEARCH
SEE ALSO VACCINE
ALCOHOLISM: FACTS REPLACING MYTHS
COMPUTERS PAVE WAY IN BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH
UNC DEVELOPING TREATMENT FOR CYSTIC FIBROSIS
SATS MAY YIELD CLUE TO HEARING
DUKE GETS GRANT FOR EYE RESEARCH
DUKE WILL CONDUCT MEDICAL SURVEY
STUDY SHOWS STRONG FAMILY. EA^LY DEATH LINKED
DUKE HEART STUDY SETS ORIENTATION
INSTITUTE LOOKS FOR LINKS BETWEEN CHEMICALS. DISEASE
PARKINSON'S DISEASE VICTIMS VOLUNTEER FOR STUDY OF DRUGS
P n DATE
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2/12/R6
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2/12/16
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2/20/86
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2/21/86
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3/01/86
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3/10/66
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3/13/86
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3/14/86
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3/17/86
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3/26/86
A
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13
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L40
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4/26/86
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5/01/86
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5/09/at
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5/13/8t
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5/22/86
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5/23/86
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5/26/86
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5/28/86
A
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L40
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5/28/86
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5/29/86
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6/03/96
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6/11/86
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6/25/P6
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7/03/''6
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7/27/86
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9/10/86
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10/14/86
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11/18/P6
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11/30/86
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12/09/86
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12/13/86
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1/22/86
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2/12/86
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2/14/86
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3/07/86
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3/13/86
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3/27/86
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3/29/"6
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4/04/86
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5/13/86
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5/25/86
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6/03/06
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8/13/86
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LY/AN'JUAL
1/01/36 -
Index
12/31/96
S U 0 J E
OUKE COHPSRING EFFECTIVENESS TF OOUGS TREATING OiSKINSON'S
BIRTH STRESSES ARE PcNEFICUU
SCIENTIST: LINKING LAI TESTS To HUMANS NOT EASY
UNC MEDICAL SCHOOL GETS 11.5 MILLION RESEARCH GRANT
OUKE LAB'S SNIFFING POINTS TOWARD 'lECHANlCAL WHIFFEPS
■TALK APCUT HITLER... ■
SCIENTISTS SHARE INFORMATION
N.C. STATE RcSEAHCHERS DEVELOP MOOEL OF SKIN
OIET-MOOMONF TI? STUDIED AT U'l C
UNC RESEARCH SH?iJS SPFRHlCInES CAN HALT CHLAMYDIA INFi^CTXCNS
SPERMICIDES MAY PREVENT INFECTIONS
OUKE GETS AIDS RESEIRCH GRANT
DAY-CARE CHILDREN MORE LIKELY in "i ILL
EXERCISF SEEMS TO HFLP PEOPLE MH] HAvF CHRONIC LUNG DtSFASfcS
RFSEAPCH EXAMINES HOH ALCOHOL AFFFCTj UNaOHN
OUKE: EXERCISE HELPS CHRONIC LUNG DISEASE
H.O.: PUELIC FEAR TORMENTS Ans PATIENTS
OUKE STUDYING PANIC ATTACKS
OUKE RESEARCHERS TESTING HAPT THERAPY
UNC RESEARCHERS GET GRANT FOR HERPES STUUY
UNC ID ASSIST IN STUDY ON POSSIBLE LINK BETWEEN VOTS. PREGNANCY WOES
DUKE RESEARCH MAY SHED LIGHT ON MS
SECCNO HEART ATTACK TARGET OF NEW OR'JG
INFANTS NEEOEO FOR STUDY
BRAIN HEMORRHAGING PROBLEMS CF PREMATURE BARIES UNDER STUOV
PREMATURE INFANTS "TALK" WITH SLEEPING HABITS
RTI AWARDED CONTRACT FQR "JUIT SMOKING' EFFORT
DUKE GETS S5 "ILLION FOR "EOICAL RESEARCH
RTI RFCEIVES CONTRACT FOR TESTING AIDS DRUGS
INSTITUTE GETS !'..<. MILLION CONTRICT FJP AIDS STUDIES
SPEAKER BLASTS 'HALFwAY' MEDICAL PROCEDURES
OUKE GRANTS TO STUDY AIDS. ALZhfimeP'S
SELF-HYPNOSIS MAY HELP OULL CHEMOTHERAPY SIOE EFFECTS
RALL: FUTURE '"RIGHT FOR EN V t Rl NM£ NT AL HEALTH RESEARCH
VOLUNTEERS SOUGHT FOR DIABETES STUDY
CAN RELAXING CUT BLOOD PRESSURE?
LIGHT EXERCISE APPEARS TO HELP PEOPLE wITH LUNG DISORDERS
MEDICAL PEVIEw OF N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C. MEDICAL SOCIETY
S^E ALSO PHYSICIANS, N.C.
REVIEW GROUP NOT TARGET OF WOMAN'S LAWSUIT
MEDICAL SCHOOLS. FEDFRIL AID
SEE DUKE UNIV. SCHOOL OF "EDICIlE
SEE FEDERAL A t D-TO-EOUC AT I ON
SEE MEDICAL EDUCATION
SFE UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HRL SCHOOL OF MFOICINF
MEDICAL TECHNOLuGISTS
SFE N.C. SOCIETY FOR MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY
MEDICARE
SFE ALSO HEALTH CARE. COSTS
AP STORY HAD DISTORTION
MEDICARE NEEDS CHANGING
MEDICARE Changes forcing families to take over CCMPLE» health care
FAMILIES "OPE DEPENDENT ON HOSPITALS FOR TRAINING
DOCTOR SAYS PHYSICIANS FEEL PRESSURE TO RELEASE MEDICARE PATIENTS JUIKER
MEDICARE CRITICS SAY PATIENTS PUSHED OUT
MEDICARE RECIPIENTS OFFERED hmq PLAN
AMA MOVES UN MEOICARE* SMOKING
loot OVERCHARGE GETS U.S. PRO=iE UF HOSPITAL
UNNECESSARY INSURANCE
117 MILLION IN Unpaid bills uwed hospital
AGENCY SAYS N.C. HOSPITALS AVERAGED tflTI.OOn PROFIT ON MEDICARE PATIENTS
BILL AI-S AT INCENTIVES FOR HANDICAPPED
HOME-TREATED PATIENTS NEED MgoICAOE MORE
HMO PACT INCLUDES MEOICARE RECIPIENTS
VOLUNTEERS WILL ADVISE ELDERLY A30UT INSURANCF
S-' HOSPITALS FILE L»>SUIT ON MEDICARE
MEOICARE HOTLINE SET UP
WHERE'S THE PRICE TAG?
53 N.C. HOSPITALS JOIN MEDICARE SUIT
OFFICIAL: MEOICARE SUIT WON'T AFFECT CARE COSTS
MEDICARE REPORT MAKES SENSE
DOCTORS SPLIT ON MEDICARE-FEE IMPACT
DURHAM'S NURSING HOMj SHORTAGE NOT TO ENO SOON
MEDICINE. HISTORY
SFE ALSO PHYSICIANS. U.S.
OON'T DISCARD OLD CURES.
HISTORIAN TELLS SCIENCE
ME"ICIN£ MEN
SEE ALSO FOLK MEOICtiJF
INDIAN MEDICINE MAN URAWS MANY PATIENTS
MEDICINE MAN HAS FAITH IN ULO REMEDIES
MEDIC INES
SFE CHINA. MECICINE
SFE FOLK MEDIC INE
SEE PHACfiACEuTICAL COMPANIES
SFE PRESCRIPTION DRUGS
MEDITRANS
DOCTORS.
HEALTH INSURERS WARY OF ' SURGE" Y -I N-EUROPE ' CLAIMS
MEPSTAFF INC.
SEE ALSO PHYSICIANS. DURHAM
SFE ALSO TEMPORARY PHYSICIANS
SOME DOCTORS TAKING JOBS AS TFMPQRARY PHYSICIANS
MEFKINS MAOIVA (KERR LAKEI
dEACH BARRICADED TO VISITORS AT FORMER "ARINi
MEGATESI CORPGRATIPN
CALIF. FIRM JOINS MICROELECTRONICS CENTER AS AFFILIATE
MELLO YELLO CLASSIC
SEE ALSO STOCK CAR PACING
FANFARE: ORANGE COUNTY PACING
MEMORIAL DAY
SEE ALSO WAR MEMORIALS
ALSTON TU S'bAK MEMORIAL DAY
ROAD REMAINS SHUT WHERE TRAIN DERAILED
OXFORD ORPHANAGE DIRECTOR TO SPEAK
MOTOR CLUB PREDICTS 21 DEATHS ON ROADS
BAILtY WILL SPEAK AT memorial SERVICE
LEGION. VF,« PLAN MEMORIAL DAY SFRVICE
N.C. GAS PRICES STABILIZING A^ MEMORIAL DAY NEARS
HOLIDAY TO CLOSE BANKS AND OF'^ICES
TROOPERS TO BE WATCHING ROADS TO VACATION SPOTS
THOUSANDS GETTING AWAY FOR HOLIDAY WEEKEND
N.C. COAST OFFERS WIDE CHOICE OF BEACHES
SILENCE ON MEMORIAL DAY
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5/06/86
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6/25/56
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ALSO CHRISTMAS. N.C, DEPRESSION
ALSO CHRISTMAS. U.S.. DEPRESSION
ALSO DURHAM COMMUNITY GUIDANCE CLINK
ALSO DURHAM COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH AS5DCIATIUN
ALSO DURHAM COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH BOARD
ALSO DURHAM COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH CENTER
ALSO EMOLOYFE ASSISTANCE PRTGRAM
ALSO GREEN HOUSE (RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT HOME FOR GIRLS
ALSO HEALTH
ALSO INSANITY PLEAS
ALSO MgMTAL ILLNESS
ALSO NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR MENTAL HEALTH
ALSO N.C. DIVISION OF MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES
ALSO N.C. MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION
ALSO N.C. MENTAL HEALTH COMMISSION
ALSO GHANGE/PEkSON/CHATHAM MENTAL HEALTH CENTER
ALSO PEER COUNSELORS
ALSO PHOBIAS
ALSO PSYCHIATRY
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MENTAL HEALTH CENTERS, N.C.
SEE ALSO CAPITAL HEALTH SYSTEMS AGENCY
SEE ALSO COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTERS
SEE ALSO CKANVILLE COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH CfnTER
SEE ALSO HEALTH CARE
SEE ALSO JERRY HEORICK MENIAL HFALTH CLINIC
SEE ALSO "ENTAL HEALTH HOSPITAL')
Hi '!-5C ORANGE/PERSON/CHATHAM MENTAL HFALTH CENTER
SEE ALSO RURAL HEALTH CLINICS. N.C.
GRANVILLE COUNTY GETTING TWO NEW INDUSTRIES
OXFORD MENTAL HEALTH CLINIC'S NEED FOR SPACE CALLED CRISIS
MENTAL HEALTH GOLF TOURNAMENT
SEE ALSO GOLF
GOLF BENEFITS MENTAL HEALTH
MENIAL HEALTH HOSPITALS
SFE ALSO COMMITMENT HEARINGS
SFE ALSO COMPETENCY HEARINGS
SEE ALSO DEINSTITUTIONALIZATION
SEE ALSO HIGHLAND HOSPITAL (ASH?VILLE. N.C.I
SEE ALSO MENUL HFALTH CENTERS. N.C.
■REVOLVING DOOR' MENTAL CARE: QIIEST FOR ANSWERS
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YOUNGSTERS' RIGHTS SUBJECT np DFBATF
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VIOLENCE GROWS IN STATE'S FOU-I MENTAL HOSPITALS
HIGHLAND HOSPITAL PROOUCES MIRACLES
DISCHARGED MENTAL PATIENTS CAUSING CONCERN
RMiIi^S.,5''^„^JSASTER WAITS AT STATE MENTAL HOSPITALS
3UESTI0NS ARISE OVER SAFETY AT MENTAL HOSPITALS
MENTAL INSTITUTIONS CRYING FOR ATTENTION
PATIENTS SHIFTED TO EASF CROWDING AT DI X HOSPITAL
HOSPITAL CLOSING PROTESTED
MORE SERVICES NEEDED FOR MENTALLY ILL
CHERRY HOSPITAL OVERCROWDED
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DEADLY DISEASE HITS MENHADEN IN PAMLICO RIVER
MENNONITE CHURCH IN DURHAM
COUPLE NAMED PASTORS OF DURHAM MENN0NITE3
MENOPAUSF
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SEE ALSO WOMEN, HEALTH CARE
ESTROGEN THERAPY CREATES FRUSTRATION, CONTROVERSY
DUKE noCTORS USING NEW ESTROGEN PATCH »-'>5'
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SEE ALSO FASHION Shows
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DOCTORS" COMMITTEE TO EXAMINE VIOLENCE IN PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITALS H 2 9/06/S6 A 5 N
DU HOSPITAL STUFF DEVUTED, SCAREn A^OUT SAFETY H 2 9/0B/n6 BIN
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SEE ALSO HELPLINE ITELEPHONE COUNSELING AMD REFERRAL SEPVICFI
SEE ALSO INSANITY
SFE ALSO MULTIPLE PERSONALITIES
SEE ALSO N.C. ALLIANCE FOR THF "ENTALLY ILL
SEE ALSO NOVA PROGRAM (KINSTON, N.C.I
SEE ALSO OkANGE/CHATHAM/PERSUN ALLIANCE FOR THE MENTALLY ILL
SEE ALSO PSYCHOTHERAPY
SEE ALSO "EACH (REASSURANCE FOR EACHI
SEE ALSO ROWAN ADVOCATES FUR THE MENTALLY ILL
SEE ALSO SCHIZOPHRENIA
SFE ALSO STRESS
SEE ALSO THOMAS S PROGRAM
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BIAS IN BENEFITS W ? 1/08/96 A 4 E
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•EVE' CHAMPIONS FIGHT AGAINST MENTAL ILLNESS S 2 l/03/»6 U I » N S27
NEW LAK COULD PUSH STATE TO AID MENTALLY RETARDED MAN H 2 1/09/96 A 17 N
CRITICS RAP HAY MENTALLY ILL TREATED S 2 l/l<./96 C 2 N
MENTAL HEALTH GROUP WANTS STATE POLICY CHANGE S 2 1/15/96 C 16 J
COLUMNIST: MENTALLY ILL DESERVE BETTER TREATMENT 5 2 1/22/96 C A u
HAN WHO SAYS MEDIA SPIES ON HIM GETS 90 YEARS FOR MUROEP " 2 1/26/96 f 7 N
YARBUROUGH TO BF TESTED S 2 1/29/96 C I N
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MENTAL HEALTH POLICY CALL'=D '"AJO" FAILURE' H 7 3/17/86 B ! N
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COUNTY MUST PAY FOR GIRL'S C A^ E : JUOGE ORDERS J 72 .OOO-A-YE AR TREATMENT.. H 2 3/21/96 A 1 N S82
CARE OF MENTALLY ILL PEOPLE NEEDS BALANCE H 2 3/21/96 A A F
MENTALLY ILL Ni E D SERVICES H 2 3/27/96 A 4 L
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THACKCR AIOS MENTALLY ILL AT OUPHAM HALFWAY HOUSE S 2 5/09/86 5 I P F G59
CLUB HELPS PE"PLE WITH MENIAL ILLNESS COPE WITH LIFE H 2 5/IA/P6 C 1 N '>31
'I AM ALONE AND FRIGHTENED' H 2 5/l<./96 C 3 F
N.C. MENTAL CARE PULING UPHELO S 2 5/19/86 A 1 N
COURT BACKS MENTAL CARE CASE RULING H 2 5/20/86 B 3 N
MARTIN BUDGET WOULD CUT J2.3 m ; L L I ON. . . FOR PROGRAMS FOR MENTALLY ILL S 2 5/29/96 C 6 N
MARTIN'S BUDGET CUTS REQUEST ON PROGRAMS FOP METALLY ILL H 2 5/31/86 A I <■ N
DISCHARGED MENIAL PATIENTS CAUSING CONCERN H 2 9/09/86 B I N C 60
TRIAL WITNESSES OUOTE MURDER DEFENDANT: 'PEOPLE OUT TO GET ME' H 3 B/09/"6 6 1 N W27
CRITICS SAY DISASTER WAITS AT STATE MENTAL HOSPITALS H 2 8/11/96 B 1 N
QUESTIONS ARISE OVER SAFETY AT MENTAL HOSPITALS S 2 3/12/96 C 3 N
MENTAL INSTITUTIONS CRYING FO' ATTENTION S 2 8/13/96 A 4 E
MORE SERVICES NEEDED FOR MENTALLY ILL S 1 8/27/86 A 17 N
SHIFT IN MENTAL CARC BURDENS N.C. PRISONS S I 8/23/96 A 5 N
YOUTHS 'AGING OUT' OF WILLIE M PROGRAM WORRY LEADERS S 2 9/23/96 C 3 1
FROM '3 FACES' TO ENERGY OF THREE PEOPLE H 2 10/05/96 C 3 P N
KILLER SET FREE AFTER DOCTORS SAY HE'S NOW SANE H 2 11/21/96 B 1 'I W27
'PAMBO' FREEO FROM MENTAL HOSPITAL 2 MONTHS AGO H 2 11/30/96 C 1 N
PRECISION REQUIRED IN MENTAL 0IAGN05ES S 2 12/03/9O A A E
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FORUM IS TONIGHT ON FINDING HOUSING FOR MENTALLY ILL S 2 12/09/P6 A 7 N
NFH GLAXO COMPOUND MAY BE USED TO TREAT SOME MENTAL OISOROERS H 2 12/20/96 C 6 N
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PROTECTING THE RIGHTS OF INCOMPETENT PEOPLE H 2 4/22/86 B I N 130
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PARENTS OF MURDOCH RESIDENTS FILE SUIT SEEKING IMPROVEMENTS H 2 11/26/96 C 1 N S 80
MENIALLY ILL
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SEE MENTAL ILLNESS
MENTALLY RETARDED
SEE ALSO AUTISM
SEE ALSO CHILDREN. HANDICAPPED
SEE ALSO COMPETENCY HEARINGS
SEE ALSO DOWN'S SYNDROME
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, DEVELOPMENTAL EVALUATION CENTER
SEE ALSO DURHAM CIIY SCHOOLS. R= TARDEO AND HANDICAPPED PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY ASSOCIATION FOP RETARDED CITIZENS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. KFTARDEP AND HANDICAPPED PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO DURHAM EXCHANGE CLUB S-IELTEREO WORKSHOP
SEE ALSO GROUP CARE HOMES
SEE ALSO N.C. ASSOCIATION FOR R':TAROEO CITIZENS
SEE ALSO ORANGE I'lDUSTRIES (Oil IN HILLSBOROUGH
SEE ALSO PERSON COUNTY ASSOCIATION FQR RETARDED CITIZENS
SEE ALSO SHELTERED WURKSHOP
SEE ALSO SPECIAL OLYMPICS
SEE ALSO THOMAS S PROGRAM - -
REAL LIFE: MENTALLY HANOICAPPFQ BECOMF HAPPILY EMPLYEO
SPECIAL STUDENT CARE LACKING
MORE PARENTS ARE KEEPING OISARLFO CHILDREN AT HOME
PROTECTING THE RIGHTS OF INCOMPETENT PEOPLE
LOCAL SERVICES FUR RETARDED IS FORUM TOPIC
PARENTS OF HANDICAPPED FILE COMPLAINTS AGAINST CASWELL SCHUOLS
COUPLE VALUES INDEPENDENT LIVING
MEMORIAL GETS BACKING FOR SANFQRD KIDNEY CENTER
SUMMER CAMP TAKES DISABLED CHILDREN ALONG ROADS THEY'VE NEVER TRAVELED
WOMAN WHO BURNED SON GETS 2 LIFE SENTENCES
CLASSES FOR MENTALLY RETARDED NEED CHANGE
AUTISTIC-TEEN PARENTS WANT PROGRAM MQVED
ROXBORO BOARDING HOUSE. GROUP HOMES GIVE DEGREE OF NEEDED INDEPENDENCE
EACH RESIDENT IS DIFFERENT AN^ AN INDIVIDUAL
AMERICA HONORS RETARDED DURHA-4 ACADEMY WORKER WITH 'BILL SACKTER' AWARD
DURHAM ACADEMY TO HONOR CUST03IAN
DURHAM MAN WINS NATIONAL AWARD
PARENTS OF MyRDOCH RESIDENTS ■= I L E SUIT SEEKING IMPROVEMENTS
THANK YOU. SARAH HOGAN
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FESTIVAL PUTS BEST FOOT FORHAiiO WITH CUNNINGHAM
THAT'S DANCING
••EBCFNARIES
SEE SOLDIERS OF FORTUNE
"EOCHANTS AND FARMERS BANK
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
MERCK C CO. tRAHWAY, NEW JERSEY)
CHEMISTRY DEPARTMENT AT NCCU RECEIVES GRANT
MERCURY
REPORT: LAKE TO REMAIN TAINTE[1
LAB DESTROYS A Ins-CONT AMINATED BLOOD FOUND IN TESTS
FIRM ORDERED TO SUPPORT WOMAN POISONED ON JOB
MEPCY KILLING
SEE EUTHANASIA
SEE LIVING WILL
SEE RIGHT-TO-OIE
MEREDITH COLLEGE
MEREDITH COLLEGE GIVES F ALL- S? ME S TER DEAN'S LIST
S2Si ','lf,E?Ff,J!=""'^*^ AGAINST ALLOWING MEN IN GRADUATE PROGRAM
MEREUITH TRUSTEES DELAY VOTE ON ADMITTING MEN
CLOTH. STITCHES MAKE HIGH ART
MEREDITH WILL KEEP WOMEN-ONLY STATUS
CARTER ON FALWELL: MN a VERY CHRISTIAN WAY, ...HE CAN GO TO HELL-
FALWELL SAYS CARTER RAN MOUTH BEFORE MIND WAS IN GEAK
PEACE-BALLOON LAUNCH SET AT MFREOITH COLLEGE
MEREDITH COLLEGE. GRADUATION
TRIANGLE STUDENTS GRADUATE FROM MEREDITH
MEREDITH COLLEGE. SPEAKERS
CARTER TO SPEAK AT MEREDITH COLLEGE
MEREDITH COLLEGE. STUDENTS
MEREDITH ANNOUNCES DEAN'S LIST STUDENTS
DURHAM STUDENT INDUCTED INTO NATIONAL HONOR GROUP
MEREDITH GUEST HOUSE
IF ALL HOTELS PLANNED FOR DURHAM AR^^A ARE BUILT
MEREDITH GUEST HOUSE HAS GRANT OPENING
MEREDITH GUEST HOUSE OPENING
CONSUMER SPENDING AT CHRISTMAS MAY RISE ONLY <,- 5t
MERGERS AND TAKEOVERS
SEE ALSO ANTI-TRUST SUITS
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. DURHAM. PROPERTY SALFS
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. U.S.
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY/CUUNTY GOVERNMENT MERGER
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY/COUNTY SCHOOLS. MERGFR
SEE ALSO FIRST WACHOVIA CORPORATION
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FIRM TO BUY LEXINGTON FURNITURE PLANT
^nJSI''^?'', I!^° ALAMANCE HOSPITALS TO BE OFFICIALLY COMPLETED MARCH
AOAMS-MILLIS MAKES OFFER ON NJ W YORK HOSIERY FIRM
GROUPS TO STUDY PLANS. TAX MERGER
INSURANCE FIRM TESTING ALLIANCE WITH BANK
ANALYSTS SEE PIEDMONT-DELTA MFRGER FOR SURVIVAL
FIRST FEDERAL DIRECTORS OK SALE TO RALEIGH COMPANY
SCHOOL MERGER REMAINS POLITICALLY EXPLOSIVE ISSUE
FIRST UNION TO CLOSE 2 BRANCHES
NCNB TO BUY BALTIMORE BANK
ADAMS-MILLIS BUYS MARCO HOSIERY
SPECULATION ON BURROUGHS OFFES BOOSTS SPERRY STOCK
CADBURY SCHWEPPES NEGOTIATING FOR RJR SODA SALE
CCB MOVES TO EXPAND INTO BANKING IN CHARLOTfE
PIEDMONT TAKES ANTI-TAKEOVER STEPS
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
RAILROAD PROBF WON'T AFFECT MFRGER
CITY AGAIN PONDERS MERGER WITH COUNTY
ROXBQRO, PERSON OFFICIALS TOLT MERGER HARn TO SELL
DURHAM COUNTY, CITY MERGERS OLD ISSUE
RESULTS ARE MIXED IN MERGER EFFORTS
2c?,EtIL ^5'-'* T*" MERGERS. NO N.C. CITY. COUNTY HAVE COHdINfD SO FAR
HENREOON FURNITURE SALE ENDS ERA IN MORGANTON
CCB APPROVES BANK BUY
BLUE BELL MAY BE SOLO
RJR NABISCO TO SELL KY. FRIED CHICKEN TO PEPSI
DEBTS FORCE N.C. COMPANY TO SELL OUT
N.C. COMPANY ENJOYS WAVE OF MERGERS
N.C. SMALL 'BUSINESSES' PROFITS JUMP
STEPMAN STOCK SALE AGREEMENT REACHED
VILLAGE COMPANIES TO BUY 'LEAHER'
OEREGULAI ION. MERGERS ADDING VOLATILITY TO UTILITY STOCKS
VA. FIRM BUYS WELLONS VILLAGE
GRANOMET FINDS BUYER FOR LtH
DURHAM LAW FIRM TO MERGE INTO ONE OF LARGEST IN STATE
LARGEST DURHAM, CHARLOTTE LAW FIRMS PLAN TO MERGE
BROWNING FERRIS BUYS TRASH SE'VICE
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
UNC study: mergers BENEFICIAL FOR ALL SIDES
TAKEOVERS BENEFIT SHARtHOLDER? OF BOTH COMP ANF I S--UNC STUDY
FARM FRESH, OPEN AIR MARKETS APPROVE MERGER
HISTORICALLY, MERGERS HAVE NOT LIVED UP TO THEIR EXPECTATIONS
NEW YORK INVESTOR BUYS LCM
LtM WORKERS REACT POSITIVELY TO DEAL
GULLfcY SURPRISED AT SALE
LE.M IN DECLINE SINCE 1913
INSURANCE COMPANY SOLD
FIRST UNION PURCHASES FLA. COMMERCIAL BANK
FIELDCREST TO BUY BI GELOW- SANF ORD
AGREEMENT WITH WICKES BOOSTS COLLINS C AIKHAN STOCK
MANUFACTURING GIANT BIDS FOR LANE
BLUE BELL NOW ON VF CORP.'S PAYROLL
NORTH CAROLINA BUSINESSMEN FEAR EFFECTS OF
NCNB AGREES TO BUY BRITISH STOCK BROKERAGE
CARBIDE MAY SELL UNIT OPERATING RTP PLANT
STORY RAISES SOME TEMPERS AT NCNB
l2yl^,'L'*.','^li,t!9k°'y<' COMPANIES EXPECTED TO CONTINUE EXPANDING
REYNULDS-HABI5C0 MERGER HAY CHANGE FOCUS
MERIDIAN BUSINESS CAMPUS
SEE ALSO RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT PARKS
HOTEL SOUGHT ON MERIDIAN CAMPUS
S'^S'^flyi'^ CENTER MAY BE KEY TO ATTRACTING HOTEL
MARRIOTT HOTEL PROPOSAL PASSES PLANNING BOARD
PLANNING PANEL OKS PAGE RO. CTMPLEX
S 2 b/l2/fli 0 7 p D
H 2 6/13/86 B 1 0 R L 3<.
S 2 6/13/fl6 A 6 P R 471
H ? 9/16/R6 A 7 N
S .' '1/2 1/86 A 3 N
S 2 8/26/86 C 10 N
H 1 9/23/86 C 1 N
5 I 10/30/86 A 3 N
2/03/B6
2/28/86
3/02/86
3/21/86
6/17/86
9/12/86
9/13/86
10/09/86
S 2 6/14/86 A 26
S 2 5/09/86 C 7 P N
INSIDER TRADING
6/i'./86
11/19/86
3/12/86
5/02/86
5/0A/86
11/16/86
1
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20
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N W32
P F70
U CI
S 2
1/04/96
A
18
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H 1
2/07/86
b
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H60
H 2
2/16/86
0
N
S 2
2/26/86
A
N
M06
H 2
3/04/86
B
N
H 2
3/06/86
A
N
H 2
3/07/86
B
N
H 2
3/14/86
A
N
S 2
3/22/86
A
N
W92
S 2
5/02/86
A
N
H 2
5/D4/86
C
20
N
H 2
5/09/86
A
N
H 2
5/17/66
c
N
H 2
5/21/R6
A
N
L41
H ?
5/3D/86
A
N
H 2
6/04/86
A
N
S 2
6/16/86
A
N
S 2
6/18/B6
A
N
M69
H 1
6/20/86
B
N
S80
S 2
7/08/86
A
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185
S 2
7/09/86
A
0 0
885
S 2
7/10/86
A
n 0
n85
H ?
7/13/86
c
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M 2
7/19/86
b
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H 2
7/20/86
c
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H 2
7/25/86
c
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S 2
7/29/86
A
N
H 2
7/31/86
c
12
N
S 2
7/31/86
A
14
N
H 2
a/05/86
6
N
H 2
8/15/86
b
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H 2
6/31/86
c
20
0 'J
L41
S 2
9/09/96
A
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W82
S 2
9/09/86
A
N
W92
S 2
9/09/86
A
N
Fie'
H 2
9/10/96
C
N
L41
S 2
9/15/86
A
N
we2
H 2
9/16/86
A
N
S 2
9/17/86
c
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N
H 2
9/21/86
D
11
N
H 2
9/27/86
A
n
N
H 2
10/26/86
D
13
N
S 2
10/28/86
A
1
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X47
S 2
0/28/86
A
1
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965
S 2
Q/2B/86
A
1
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H7C
S 2
0/29/86
A
1
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S 2
0/29/86
A
9
N
S 7
0/29/86
A
14
N
H 2
11/09/86
c
16
N
H I
11/11/86
c
I
N
H 2
11/19/86
A
15
N
H 2
11/19/86
A
15
N
S 2
1 2/01/86
c
4
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H 2
12/07/86
c
6
N
S 2
12/17/96
A
1
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W82
H 2
12/20/66
c
3
N
H 7
12/26/06
B
4
N
S 2
12/30/66
A
3
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S 2
1/09/86
A
1
N
^8?
S 2
1/19/66
A
4
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H 2
3/05/86
6
1
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W36
S 2
3/05/86
C
1
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M06
«ONTHLT/iN
■<U4L INQe»
1/01/66 - 12/31/R6
SU3JECTS
I/O"/"!?
PLANNING BOARD FACES LONG AGE^IDA
OFFICE SPACE CO"PETITIOM KEEPS LEASING FEES LEVEL
100 TO BE HIRED FOR PICKETT HOTEL
WORK UNDER WAY ON PARK-AREA HTTEL
PICKETT HHTEL
INVESTMENT-3ANKING FIRM SELECTS OFFICE SITE , , ^^
RETAIL STORE LOSSES FROH EHPL3YEE THEFT ESTIMATED AT 17,125 A MINUTE
MERIDIAN PARK
SEE MERIDIAN BUSINESS CAMPUS
MERRICK-MOORE SCHOOL
ELEMENTARY MUSICAL
TALENT IN DURHAM
MESSIAH
•MESSIAH* TICKETS AVAILABLE IN NOV.
TICKETS TO 'MESSIAH" GO ON SALE SATURDAY
TICKETS TO 'MESSIAH' MAY 3E ORDERED NOW
MESTER'S TV (BROOKLYN. N.Y.I
COLORADO FIRM TO CARRY SATELLITE STATIUNS IN TRIANGLE
MICROWAVE TV STATION PLANNED
METAL SPINE PROSTHETIC DEVICES
SEE PROSTHETIC DEVICES
METALS
SEE GOLD
METEOROLOGY , , ^„
DUKE METEOROLOGIST TO TEACH cr'URSE ON WEATHER
"ETEORS
SEE ALSO ASTRONOMY
SEE ALSO PERSEIDS
METEOR SHOWER MAY BE SEEN IN N.C. TONIGHT
METER MAID
CIVILIAN TICKETS PARKING OFFPJOERS
METHANOL
SEE ALSO GaSOHOL
TRAIN OERAILa; I KILLED
METHODIST COLLEGE
2 FROM DURHAM MAKE DEAN'S LIST
METHODIST COLLEGE TO GET FIRST BUILDING IN 25 YEARS
METHODIST HOME FOR CHILDREN
SEE ALSO ORPHANAGES
METHODIST CHILDREN'S HOME OFFICE CONSTRUCTION BEGINS
METHODIST RETIREMENT HOME CO''PLE»
3R0 GRADERS SURPRISED OLD PEOPLE CAN 9E FUN
NEW DIRECTOR NAMED FOR RETIREMENT HOMES
"^ SEE ALSO CUKE MEMORIAL UNITED METHOOIST CHuRCh
SEE ALSO DURHAM METHODIST MISSION SOCIETY
SFE ALSO MT. PLEASANT UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
SEE ALSO N.C. UNITED "ETHOOIST CONFEkENCE
SEE ALSO ORANGE UNITED METHODIST CHIiRCH
SEE ALSC TRINITY UNITED METHODIST CHJOCH
SEE ALSC UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL WESLEY FOUNDATION
VARIETY OF TECH'llOUES HELP CHURCHES GAIN NEW MgMBERS
WHEN PLURAL. GIVE 'EH CREDIT
BISHOPS' NUCLEAR STANCE LIKELY TO RILE
BISHOPS' LETTER CALLED 'MORALLY WRONG'
BISHOPS 'WAY OFF COURSE'
CHURCH SHOULD LISTEN AND PRAY
INSIDE
BACKWARD Christian censors
1.6D0 METHODISTS WILL OPEN A-OAY MEETING AT DUKE MONDAY
METHODISTS ARE RETURNING TO UUKE
METHODISTS AtiD DUKE MOLD OVERDUE REUNION
MFTHODISM, DUKE AND DURHAM
'ONWARD CHRISTIAN SOLDIERS' HAS METHODISTS "iATTLING
METHODISTS OPEN SESSION
METHODISTS ORDAIN 26 ELDERS
METHODISTS OPEN MEETING: OUK E REAFFIRMS CONNECTION
METHODISTS CALL FOR TEST BAN
THE CONCILIATORY TONE , „, ,^.
'IN DEFENSE OF CREATION: THE lUCLEAR CRISIS AND A JUST PEACE"
METHODISTS 'JRGE END TO U.S. NUCLEAR TESTING _ ^,, , ^__
METHODIST BISHOPS: NUCLEAR JR-S OFFEND GOO. SO REJECT Them
METHODISTS AT DUKE ASK NUCLEA3 ARMS CUT
N.C. CONFERENCE ANNOUNCES NEW PASTORAL APPOINTMENTS
METHODISTS BACK ACTIONS ON SH=ARON HARRIS
NEARLY 180 •'EThODIS'' ministers RECEIV= new APPOINTMENTS
rANCEYVlLLE MAN WINS LAY AWARD
WESTERN METHODISTS OPPOSE GAMOLING. PORNOGRAPHY. KLAN
MFTMODISTS pack ANTI-HARRIS ACTIONS
onward, christian voters (cartooni
onward, christian peace-lovers
grateful to bishops, paper
hypocrisy in divestiture
wars till kingdom comes
blessed be our faithful dogs
methodists are organizing new church in south durham
a timely severance
letter aimed at 'nuclear numbness'
"^ " studies indicate 9h0pal survivors face lung problems
scientists denied tests infor''ation
lessons from shopal tragedy may save lives
scientists seek india's help in bho^al research
u.s. scientists want data on oeauly gas leak
union carbide plans to sell rtp agricultural division
"""'tanker^spillI solvent: geer st. area evacuated „ „
TANKER SPILL NEAR CEER ST. CLEARS AREA: NO ONE INJURED DURING MISHAP
METHYLENE CHLORIDE ON HAZARDOUS LIST
TANKER REMOVED; 24 RETURN HOME
OFFICIALS LAUD EVACUATION REACTION
OFFICIALS DID GOOD JOB WITH CHEMICAL SPILL
SPILL HANDLED EXPERTLY
CANCER-CAUSING CHEMICAL CATCHFS FDA It BIND
METRIC SYSTEM
THE SLOW CONVERSION
METRHLINA INC.
SEE ALSO ENERGY INFORMATION IN BRAILLE
DATE
5/36/B6
d/lO/96
<J/12/?6
9/12/56
<(/21/86
1C/11/I?6
I0/12/B6
S I Y
E L Y
C PG L •> "YL
N "06
P N r60
S 2 2/21/86 A 7 0S T37
H 2 3/12/R6 A 4 L
H 2 10/26/P6 C 10
S 2 10/30/16 D 4
S 2 11/07/86 C "i
H 2 <./22/P6 6 4 N L4l
S 2 4/22/B6 C 1 N W82
HI 4/17/86 B 1 N
H 2 10/08/86 B "= N USD
H 3 10/23/86 B- 1 P N HlC
H 2 11/01/86 C 1 N
S 2 4/23/86 L 2 N
H 2 10/14/86 C 12 N
H 2 l/2';/»6 A
H 2 5/22/P6 e I N P38
S 2 6/02/86 C ? P N
H 2
1/06/86
IC
1
H 2
1/23/86
4
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H 2
5/03/86
6
N
A20
H 2
5/07/86
4
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H 2
5/08/96
4
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H 2
5/15/86
4
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S 2
5/24/86
3
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TJD
H 2
5/2S/B6
4
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H 2
5/31/86
7
P N
H 2
6/02/86
1
N
H 2
6/02/86
4
E
H 2
6/02/86
5
P J
H 2
6/02/86
3
N
S 2
6/U2/86
I
N
H 2
6/03/86
I
P N
A 54
S 2
6/03/86
I
P N
385
H 2
6/CI4/B6
I
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H 2
6/04/P6
4
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H 2
6/04/86
5
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S 2
6/J4/86
1
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H 2
6/05/O6
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A 54
S 2
5/05/B6
I
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■<a5
5 2
6/05/86
10
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H 2
6/06/86
1
N
A 54
H 2
6/05/86
6
N
H 2
6/06/P6
^
N
H 1
6/06/''6
N
S 2
6/06/86
1
N
H 2
6/n/86
A
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C5C
H 2
6/12/86
4
L
H 2
6/13/»6
4
L
H 2
6/15/36
4
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H 2
6/18/86
4
L
H 2
a/0<>/86
7
P N
S2C
H 2
9/20/86
7
0 N
H 2
U/l"'/''6
4
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S 2
12/06/86
6
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H 2
3/03/86
A
1
N
-57
H 2
3/13/«'6
B
1
N
M97
H 2
3/13/86
3
I
N
•'97
H 2
3/14/P6
B
1
N
M97
S 2
3/14/86
C
1
H
W82
S 2
7/22/86
A
1
N
= 85
S 2
5/21/86
A
1
N
H 2
5/22/°6
&
1
P N
A54
H 2
5/22/86
A
I
M N
C60
S 2
5/22/86
A
1
P N
Tas
H 2
5/23/86
B
1
N
A 54
S 2
5/23/86
A
4
E
H 2
5/27/86
A
4
E
S 2
8/06/86
A
18
U
H 2
1/01/86
A
4
E
'b'iO- MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX BY SUBJECTS PACi- (,.'3
1/01/86 - 12/3I/R6 1/00/P7
S I T
N E ELY
P n HATE C ^'J L " "YL
DUKE POWER TO OFFER BRAILLE ELECTRIC BILLS S ? l/JT/et. A 1 N wa'
DUKE POWER SERVICE FOR FLIND: BILLS IN RRAILLE H 2 l/ln/lt A 3 ri ■'97
"ETROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE CO.
GRANTS ARE AVAILABLE F0° COMMJNITY PROJECTS H ? 3/07/P6 AH N
TAR HEELS LIVING LONGER, STUDY SHOWS H 2 li/05/St A 1 N
LONGER LIVES WON'T BRING LOWER INSURANCE RATES S I ll/OR/?! AT N W8?
METROPHLIIAN MUSEUM OF ART
SFE ALSO NEW YO»K
MET SHOW A FRESH REVIEW OF OLD VAN GOGH TALE H 2 IZ/O-i/^b 0 <. 0 R '.68
METROPOLITAN OPERA
SEE ALSO OPERA
OPERA STAR TO BE HONORED H 2 2/02/16 B II N
MEXICAN-AMERICANS
SEE ALSO HISPANICS
study: BILINGUAL HISPANICS DO BETTER IN SCHOOL H 2 10/21/>'6 B 16 M
MEXICAN FOOD
SEE ALSO FOOD
DISPELLING THE MYTHS ABOUT MEXICAN FOOD H 2 5/15/P6 C 1 P F C 80
MEXICO
SEE ALSO ARCHAEOLOGY
UNIQUE TRAVEL OFFER LEADS TO FBI OFFICE H 2 6/15/n6 C e N
MEXICANS ADMIT CORRUPTION PROBLEM S 2 S/lR/n6 A <. II
A TOUCH OF MEXICO S 2 12/17/86 A IP P P S7S
MEXICO. DRUGS
SEE ALSO DRUGS
NEW HEAPING ON MEXICO PLANNED H 2 6/0<)/e6 A 1 P N
HELMS" REMARKS CLOUD WORK ON DRUG PROBLEM S 2 6/13/B6 A 4 E
"THOSE MEXICAN FOREIGNERS DOW-1 THERE ARE RAISING STUFF..." ICARTOONI H 2 7/05/n6 A 4 T T
WHAT IS THE STRONGEST INTERNATIONAL OPUG LAW IN NORTH AMERICA? ICARTOONI H 2 B/22/P6 A ATT lib
MEXICO. ECONOMY
A NATION OF PESSIMISM H 2 12/02/86 A <. E
MEXICO. ELECTIONS
HELMS CALLS MEXICAN VOTE FRAUD S 2 6/17/86 A 1 P N
HELMS CHARGES MEXICAN ELECTION FRAUD H 2 6/18/B6 A 12 P N
THE HELMS VENOETTA AGAINST MEXICO ILL-SERVES OUR DELICATE RELATIONSHIP H 2 6/24/96 A S P J
PHOOEY TO GOOD NEIGHBORS H 2 7/04/66 A 4 F
PLACE BALLOTS HERE ICARTOONI H 2 7/14/06 A 4 T T P56
MEXICO CITY
WEEP FOR THE MEXICANS H 2 1/07/86 A 4 =
COMPLACENCY PERILOUS AS MEGA CITIES MULTIPLY H 7 5/10/86 A 4 E
MEXICO/U.S. RELATIONS
SEE ALSO FOREIGN RELATIONS
NEW HEARING ON MEXICO PLANNED H 2 6/01/86 A 1 P N
HELMS' REMARKS CLOUD WORK ON DRUG PROBLEM S 2 6/13/B6 A 4 F
HELMS CALLS MEXICAN VOTE FRAUO S 2 6/17/86 A 1 P N
HELMS CHARGES MEXICAN ELECTION FRAUD H 2 6/18/86 A 12 P N
helms: MEXICO DESERVES TO LIVF "FREE OF SOCIALISM' H 2 6/18/S6 A 12 N
MEXICANS ADMIT CORRUPTION PROBLEM S 2 6/19/66 A 4 u
THE HELMS VENDETTA AGAINST MEXICO ILL-SERVES OUR DELICATE RELATIONSHIP H 2 6/24/86 A ^ o J
MEYERSON/ALLEN
SEE HYERSON/ ALLEN
MIAMI BLVD.
DURHAM'S ROAD NEEDS ON AGENDA
WIDENING WORK ON MIAMI BLVD. TO BEGIN IN MAY
MIAMI DOLPHINS
SEE ALSO PRO FOOTBALL
•SKINS. DOLPHINS TO PLAY BENEFIT GAME AT NCCU
MIAMI PROJECT
SEE ALSO PARALYSIS
STRONG LEGS RAN. ..SO PARALYZED MAY WALK
BUONICONTI STRIVES TO HELP SON
MIAMI VICE ITV PROGRAM!
REALITY. TV DIFFER, SAYS DURHAM VICE 50UAD
MICE
SEE ALSO RATS
WASTE-DUMP MICE SHOWED MORE DAMAGE H 2 10/23/66 B 10 N
MICHIGAN
BRRRRRRRRR H ? l/2'7/fl6 A 4 F
MICHIGAN SENDS HAY FOR ORANGE FARMERS 5 2 8/21/86 A 1 5 ' N
MICHIGAN. ELECTIONS
ENOUGH IS ENOUGH, AMEN H 2 8/IS/86 A 4 E
MICHIGAN. SPORTS, For"TBALL
SEE UNIV. OF MICHIGAN SPORTS, FOOTBALL
MICHIGAN STATE UNIV. SPORTS, BASKETBALL
SCOTT SKILES' SCOWL PUTS OPPONENTS IN A TRANCE H 2 3/21/B6 C 1 P N C36
MICRO QUICK lOURHAM HERALD COLUMNI
HERALD BEGINS NEW MICROWAVE CTLUHN H 2 6/05/86 C 1 P U
MICRO-SOUTH CORPORATION
MARYLAND CHAIN BUYS MICRO-SOUTH H 2 4/06/B6 C 12 N
MICROBES
SEE ALSO GENETIC ENGINEERING
MIT SCIENTIST NOTES HAZARDS OF LAB MICROORGANISMS H 2 4/16/86 C 1 N ^3''
MICROCHIPS
SEE ALSO COMPUTER CHIP
RTP MICROCHIP SALES ON REBOUNO S 2 3/04/R6 A I P N wa?
MICROCHIP TRUCE STEP TOWARD SANITY H 2 8/08/86 A 4 c
GOVERNMENTS TOP LIST OF EMPLOYERS IN ORANGE COUNTY H 2 11/13/66 D 6 U L41
MICROCOMPUTERS
SEE ALSO COMPUTERS
DURHAM TECHNICAL INSTITUTE OFFERS MICROCOMPUTER COURSE S 2 1/24/86 A 11 N
ACCESS TO COMPUTERS NOT EQUAL IN SCHOOLS DESPITE APPROPRIATION H 2 6/11/86 6 7 N U80
BUSINESS BRIEFING H 7 7/03/86 A 19 P N
COMPUTER SEMINAP SET S 2 3/04/86 C 10 P N
MICROCOMPUTER COURSE SLATED H 2 10/31/66 B 5 N
MICROELECTRONICS CENTER OF N.C. ISTATE RESEARCH FACILITYI
SEE ALSn ELECTRONICS INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO JAPAN, ELECTRONICS INDUSTRY
MAGAZINE NAMES WORST ADVERTISEMENTS OF 19B5 H 2 1/16/86 A IB P N
CALIF. FIRM JOINS MICROELECTRONICS CENTER AS AFFILIATE H 2 2/28/86 b ^ N
?
2
4/10/96
4/12/86
A
C
1
1
>l
N
2
5/04/86
3
6
N
2
2
3/30/66
5/19/86
C
B
1 P
1 P
N
U
951
C52
2
2/10/86
C
1
N
T85
HONTHLY/A
N N U A L
1/01/36
INDEX
12/31/86
SUBJECTS
PASE b'l,
1/01/17
survey: OOHNTOHN WURKFRS want tORi RE S I AU" AMT 5i CLOTHING STORES
NORTHGATE TO RE>40VATE STORAGE SPACE
MARTIN NAXES 3 NEW DIRECTORS FOR MICROELECTRONICS CENTER
MICROELECTRONICS INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO JAPAN, ELECTRONICS INDUSTRY
MARTIN HELPS DEDICATE DU PONT CENTER IN PARK
OU PONT OEOICATES NEW LAB AT SIP
MICR0SCAPE5
SEE ALSO PHOTOGRAPHY
BIGGER THAN LIFE: MUSEUM OF LIFE E SCIENCE'S NEWEST EXHIBIT...
MICROWAVE COCKING
SEE ALSO COOKING
HERALD BEGINS NEW MICROWAVE COLUMN
MICROWAVE LABORATORIES INC. (RALEIGH, N.C.)
INHIBITORS, CLONING LEAD DRUG INDUSTRY'S SPURT INTO BILLIONS IN BUCKS
"' " NEW HFAT TREATMENT FOR CANCER AT OUKE CAN IMPROVE RECOVERY
MICROWAVE TV STATION PLANNED
Min AMERICA
VIDEO DISTRIBUTOR TO CLOSE
RECORD BAR CLOSING SUBSIDIARY
MID-ATLANTIC CIRCULATION MANAGERS' ASSOCIATION
TACKNEY TO PRESIDE OVER CONFE'ENCE
TACKNEY TO PRESIDE OVER GROUP'S MEETING
Min-ATLANTIC REAL ESTATE CORPORATION
PA. DEVELOPER ERECTS 3R0 BUILDING
Min-SOUTH INSURANCE COMPANY
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
MIDAZOLAM
SEE ALSO DRUGS
NEW DRUG MAY REPLACE VALIUM U SURGERY, DUKE DOCTOR SAYS
SEDATIVE NOW AT OUKE MED CENTER TO BE USED NATIONWIDE IN SURGERY
MIDDLE EAST
SEE ALSO ARAB STATES
SEE ALSO FOREIGN RELATIONS
SEE ALSO ISRAEL
SEE ALSO U.S. OEPT. OF STATE
OUKE PROF: U.S. FOCUS NARROW ON ARABS
MIDDLE SCHOOLS PLAN
SEE CHAPEL HILL/CARRBOKO SCHOOLS, MIDDLE SCHOOLS PLAN
SEE DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, MIDDLE SCHOOLS PLAN
SEE DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, MIDDLE SCHOOL PLAN
SEE SCHOOLS, N.C MIDDLE SCHOOLS PLAN
MIDLAND, TEXAS
SFE ALSO TEXAS
LASSITER CONSIDERED FOR TEXAS POLICE CHIEF
POLICE CHIEF A CANDIDATE FOR TEXAS JOB
LASSITER MAY INTERVIEW IN TEXAS
TEX. TOWN CUTS FIELD FOR POLICE CHIfF JOB
TEXAS OFFICIAL: LASSITER TO HAVE INTERVIEW FRIDAY
DECISION IS PENDING ON NEW POLICE CHIEF
TEXAS CITY HASN'T DECIDED ON POLICE CHIEF
TEXAS TOWN DELAYS POLICE CHIEF CHOICE
TOWN DELAYS CHIEF SELECTION
LASSITER NOT SELECTED FOR TEXAS POLICE POST
LASSITER DOESN'T GET JO? IN TEXAS CITY
MIGRANT WOPKERS
SEE ALSO FARM WO
SEE ALSO ILLEGAL
FARM CREWS' IN
HEALTH OFFIC lA
EXTENSION SAYS
HEALTH OFFICIA
SHELTER PLANNE
WORKER SHORTAG
n MIGRANT WOR
ONE WORKER KIL
MIGRANT FARM Wl
11 MILLION SOU
FEilER MIGRANT
N.C. COUNTIES
DROUGHT HARD P
MIGRANT WORKER
MAN SOUGHT IN
MIGRATION
SEE BLACKS, U.S.
SEE POPULATION,
RKER5
ALIENS
SURANCE CANCELED
LS MAY STOP INSPECTING MIGRANT LABOR CAMPS
CUTS HALTING TASK FORCE ON MIGRANT LABOR
LS MAY CONTEST LABOR CAMP INSPECTIONS
D FOR MIGRANT WORKERS
E DELAYS HARVESTS
KEKS INJURED IN ACCIDENT
LED, Two HURT IN F IGHT
CRKFR HELD IN SrA»8ING DEATH AT CAMP
GHf TO FDUCATE -MIGRANT WORKERS' CHILDREN
FARM WORKERS TO HELP WITH FALL HARVEST
RUN SCHOOLS FOR MIGRANTS
N MIGRANT WORKER S
STABBED TO DEATH NEAR LOUISBURG
FRANKLIN SLACING ARRESTED IN TEXAS
MIGRATION
.S.
MIKE'S MINI MART (N. MANGUM ST. I
MINI MART CLERK SHOT AND KILLED
MURDER VICTIM IDENTIFIED
2 CLERKS SHOT, ONE FATALLY, IN HOLDUPS
D'IRHAM MAN CHARGED WITH CLERK'S MURDER
MURDER SUSPECT FACES 2N0 CHARGE
BROWN CHARGED WITH ATTEMPTED ARMED ROBBERY
MIKES ON MAI'l OUAO
SFE DEBATE
MILAN WOODS
EAST DURHAM SUBDIVISION CONSTRUCTION IS SCHFODLEO
EAST DURHAM TO GET NEW SUBDIVISION
MIL ITABY
SEE ALSO AIRPLANES, MILITARY
SFE ALSO ARMED FORCES, RESERVES
SEE ALSO GREEN BERETS
SEE ALSO JOINT CHIEFS OF STAFF
SEE ALSO KITCHEN POLICE DUTY
SEE ALSO NATIONAL DEFENSE
SEE ALSO N.C. NATIONAL GUARD
SEE ALSO PENTAGON
SEE ALSO SOLDIERS OF FQRTUNF
SEE ALSO STAR WARS (MILITARY PRtlGRAMI
SEE ALSO U.S. DEPT. OF DEFENSE
MILITARY OFFICERS STEREOTYPED BY CARTOONIST
MILITARY'S ANTI-SMOKING CAMPAIGN
FLY SOLDIERS SAFELY
ANII-COCAINF ASSISTANCE RIGHT MOVE FOR U.S.
SOME SERVICE MEMBERS SAID STILL INVOLVED IN KLAN GROUPS
MILITARY, ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES
S I T
N E ELY
P n DATE C PG L P PYL
" ! 6/2J/56 C 13 P U CI
S 2 6/23/n6 A 5 N
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S 2 7/02/R6 A 1? N WB2
H 2 7/16/R6 C 12 N
S 2 10/00/16 C 1 P N
H 2 10/10/86 B 3 P N
S 2 l/0'5/86 C 1 P N WB2
H 2 5/13/86 C ". N
H 2 3/07/86 C 5 N 08C
S 2 3/in/fi6 B S N
S 2 ')/12/86 C 1
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(
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10/14/86
(
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11
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12/01/86
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12/03/86
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10/14/86 b 1
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10/15/»6 C 1
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10/17/86 B 1
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lO/n/86 C 1
10/20/86 C 2
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H 2
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8/24/86 F
9/25/86 A
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1/07/86
A
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N N y 4 L I N 0 e X
1/01/86 - lJ/31/86
SUBJECTS
PACt 62tj
1/09/B7
SURVEY SHnH5 DRUG USE IN HRITARY DECLINING
MILITARy, BLACKS
SEE BLACKS, MILITARY
WRITARY. RUPGET
SEE ALSn DEFENSE CONTRACTORS
SEE ALSO DEFENSE INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO NATIONAL SECURITY
SEE ALSO U.S.. BUDGET
ARMY'S DEBTORS
OFPENDENCY ICARTDDNI
HASTE IN PEAGAN SPENDING
THU WOMEN FINED FOR PROTESTS ON TAX FORM';
^^f'y^^T^'^A?^'"" "°" iJis2\JpSoJ?S''^
TRY TODAY'S SPECIAL! 6UDCFT PIE A'LA MnnF irARTnilNi
CHAPEL MILL WOMAN'S TAi PROTEST RFJfcTED "^*'"00'<'
COURT REJECTS APPEAL OF TWO TAX PPOTESTERS
•Vhe"efense"Save'"' ""'" ■' '°^' ?«p"ers too much
?VSuGH''kJ^F| S^'SefenIe ■'•"■"''• '° "''"'"'• ""^« ESTABLISHMENT
"M^ISSARY-USE BILL TOO COSTLY To DEFENSE
'YEAR OF PEACE' ELUOES MANY PEOPLE IN WORLD
MILITARY, COURTS MARTIAL
Z PSYCHOLOGISTS CAUGHT BETWEEN) STATE, U.S. LAWS
MILITARY, DESERTION
SEE DESERTION, MILITARY
MILITARY, DRAFT
SEE MILITARY DRAFT
MILITARY, DRUG ABUSE
SEE ALSO DRUG APUSE
DECLINE IN USE OF DRUGS IN SERVICES REVFAIFn fty ^iioui-v
SURVEY ';Hnu<; noi.r. ,,5= IN military DECLINING ^'^''Vtr
SURVEY SHOWS DRUG USE
MILITARY, PX
COMMISSARY-USE BILL TOO COSTLY TO DEFENSE
MILITARY, PENSIONS
SEE MILITARY RETIREMENT
MILITARY, RECRUITING
SEE ALSO MILITARY DRAFT
SGT. CASEY TO BE DURHAM AREA ARMY RECRUITER
DUKE POWER RUSES TO HAUL POTENTIAL PRIVATES
MILITARY, SMOKING
^^Lib^SJS?*'^'^'^' «NTI-SMOKING CAMPAIGN
ARMY RESTRICTS SMOKING
t!!'-IJ'5?'' ""LES ON SMOKING APPLAUDED
MARINES WILL START NO-SMOKING POLICY
CPACKODWN ON SMOKING LAUNCHED BY ARMY
5!,',XX.<'^I5 TOUGH ON SMOKING
SURVEY SHOWS DRUG USE IN MILITARY DECLINING
MILITARY AID (TO FOREIGN COUNTRIFSI
J^Sf I- LEADER: CONTRAS NEED U.S. ARMS, CASH
!fiPJ*^f KITTY/CONTRAS (CARTOONI
AMERICAN AID IMPORTANT
MISSILE LAUNCHERS FROM R. REA'.AN TO SAUDI ARAflTA rrAuTnn
^Ek'iki itiio'.';°''.''d4ir"'' '"" ^°'''"" s'Afigi"Aisris?
c
y;5?.5i2 ^° CONTRAS HELPS FREEDOM'S CAUSE
5Si?\^i^K\E"^r??A^y^^Nr^^°"^^"' «"'"""
NICARAGUAN WAR CRIMES
DON'T GIVE HONDURAS JETS
REWARDING ENEMIES POOR FOREIGN POLICY
F U.S. AID TO 'CONTRAS'
""^i DAiti, INI tKNA T 1 ONAL
rihu I2f I5H??.''''°^^5 COURAGE OF CONVICTION
FROM THEATRICAL MAYOR, A NO-NONSENSE IDEA
PHILIPPINES' BASES VITAL "-> " ^ c n i e lutA
MILITARY BASES, INTERNATIONAL
FD--*
PH
N.C. SOLDIER is ARRESTED
EASTERN N.C. FOCUS OF DEBATE ON CIVILIAN-MILITARY AIR SPACF
?^Sp^Mj?5src^"?rE;^2si?§N'^jij-^^r ^«°^^'^"-^«^
"IHTARY BASES, THEFT
ARMY'S DEFITORS
T4EET OF WEAPONS UNDER INVESTIGATION AT FORT noArr
fS^T ?gt?R ^ISK^I^'^^ SECURITY ON AHmS "" ^""^^
FORT PRAGG GENERAL SAYS PILFERING NOT LARGE SCALE
MILITARY BASES, U.S.
!:5r',S!S"S^MILITARV SALES STRATEGY
"'V.'iJ5;:.5*'-^5 OF CIGARETTES UNDER FIRE
WEINBERGER URGED TO REJECT PRIPOSED CIGARETTE SALES BAN
MILITARY COVERT AID
Pnf.rt^'kk, 5;^'' '""" « MAN.., ICARTOONI
£2^J''?T?2'-'9V'^J'-LEO A CONTRA-OICTION
!Ja^^' ^e'^N Sf^eEr'T^Rt'oSn^ * ''* = '° 5^'^'™-" 'CARTOON,
MEDIA ACTS IRPESPONSI«LY
f2IV_?l''I !K?ytP..'iDl'.I..t"l..»';i 'QMS. WERE WRONG
i5?i!,SC*"'ri*'-'S IMPACT'ON STATE POLITICS UNCERTAIN
SS^^}°irAVTJ;?%^^iJ^° states: NLo'taMtj^'Nf'l^I^TOOM
WHO'S HANDLING FOREIGN POLICY?
?n,5?occ?'Ii,^l,'J '""'^" ^f' T^UST LEADERS
CONGRESS MUST COMPEL REAGAN Tl CHANGE
FSic^'5l?'E'D^ "rnT^y^A^R^^"'- '^ '-P^OPRIATE
PRESIDENT NEEDS POWER
'GREAT CON-MUNICATOR'
TAKING "FIFTH' IS NO SIN
DON'T RENEGE ON CONTRAS
SA^%*?ES?Dl«rL'ott"H'h°!fei^i?^;jc%5°""* *'° (CARTOON,
U.S. LAWS CIRCUMVENTED
IRAN AFFAIR RAISES QUESTIONS
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H 2 6/0<,/P6 C ■; N W36
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6/14/86
A
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6/26/86
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T/08/86
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6
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H 2
6/30/86
A
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7/03/R6
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H 2
10/D7/86
A
12
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10/0''/a6
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10/14/86
A
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11/05/86
A
4
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S 2
U/19/66
A
4
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H 2
4/17/86
A
4
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H 2
4/30/86
A
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10/17/86
A
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12/04/86
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H 2 4/28/86 A 1
H 2 6/13/86 A 18
S 2 7/15/86 A 10
2 1/15/86 A
2 8/06/86 D
2 9/23/86 B
2 12/27/86 A
S 2
H 2
H 2
1/17/86 A 1 N W82
3/05/86 AH N
3/06/86 A 14 P ■]
10/22/86 A
11/10/86 A
11/11/86 A
11/12/86 A
11/13/86 A
11/22/86 A
11/22/86 A
11/23/86 0
11/26/86 A
11/27/86 C
11/28/86 A
11/30/86 0
I2/UI/86 C
12/02/86 A
12/01/86 A
12/03/86 A
12/03/86 A
12/04/86 A
12/J5/86 A
12/05/86 A
12/08/86 A
12/09/86 A
12/10/86 A
12/10/86 A
12/10/86 A
12/11/86 A
12/12/86 A
12/12/86 A
C50
R56
C53
R56
R56
4 T T "56
HONTHLr/
^^UAL INDEX
1/01/86 - IZ/^JaJ
SUBJECTS
:Hfe':i^-'?fS;!Jt'5T5 RELY ON HALF-TRUTHS
FOCUS ON OTHER THINGS
JE;:y?Ji;fs"2^^^:;5v?.i? ^"'^" "« '^^ truth
ioST EN!ifei''?Hj°»5?°,'!c%''^ ""-'-■' »^ "* appropriate TI»E
EoS ; f ?e\' \ti '",Vr p^s?rT?s^'?N" ^In?? j^^R^o^i *" ^""-^ '
i°Hnrd-ioni''.uirurc'j.° ^o.'ir.ihTo'.'^ur.e post
A COMeAT-TESTEO EXPERT
••ILITARY DRAFT
SEE ALSn DRAFT RESISTORS
SEE ALSO "ILITaPY, RECRUITING
OON'T REINSTATE DRAFT
MILITARY nnsPITALS
SEE ALSO HOSPITALS, U.S.
SEj ALSO "ILITapy physicians
SF£ ALSO WOMACk AHMY "OSPITAL
8R0YHILL CALLS FOR PROBE Op'Sa 3lC II CARE AT BASES
"UIIARY INDUSTRIAL CCPLEX
SEE ALSO DEFENSE CONTrScThr;
IKE'i JARNING SHQULO NOT THWART STAR UAR<
'l£5iy"Ri^s\b"gL!E-^rLL^».?'?rixr»'ci!?*^
FORT aRAGG TROOPS PLAN BIG F^LO EXERUSe'in OCT.
"ILITARY mFDALS
III Atso F.^SalP^'"""- """■ ^^ "°'°''
1ST BLACK MEDAL WINNER FROM N. C .
"ILITARY MOBILIZATION
HUGE PEACETIME OPERATION HAS 92ND AlKBORNE Ju-PING
MILITARY NFwS IC"LU"NI
SERVICES PROMOTE, R'=ASSIGN nCpHA" MCu
T'A^psiR"v°r?E^^iN^Gi'D^?Lr"^ "--•"-
t"vl^|::|?, ^pg%?T"' ''"^'^ '""^ PROMOTED
TRIANGLF SERVICEMEN ADVANCE
d'e^s^^'i^rSf^jise'l gsaii'^^o""^'" '' °"^"*'' -°''"'
,',M22I„''lff"'" ACHIEVEMFNT ueOAL IN ARMY
S|^VICE-EN TAKE PART N EXERCIS^
TRIANGLE SERVICEMEN PR 0-OTEn, HONORED
I DURHAM "EN NAMED OFFICERS HUNUR.Q
"ILITaCy PhysICU-jS
SEE ALSO MILITARY HOSPITALS
SEE ALSO PHYSICIANS. 'J.S.
O'JtTLP WHO TREATED EAST 'RELEASED'
SnlG^N-§E%^iNjPDV?OR-?^?^{c^fJsS?.-ri??-Cg„,„,
MIL itary reserves
S?E ARMED FORCES, RESERVES
... (CARTOON]
"■ILITARY RETIREMENT
tci tVfS £'^"^ SERVICE PENSIONS
SEE ALSO DOUoLE-OIPPING
SEE ALSO PENSION PLANS
^^fow??. c^JH-^E^T PROGRAMS-
TRIANGLE GROUP GIVES LOVE C
OFFERING
"ILITAOy SECRETS
SEE ALSO SPIES
MILITARY TRAINING
N.C. -
TEAR
ESC
MILITARY UNIFORMS
FnR?°3SAfr''Tittr"9?I?r'''°'^'"'-'*>- SACRIFICES
s?Jrch''r'SueV"!sene5'"^" °"' "^ "'^"-E ""^"
ARMY RULE TAKFS STARCH OUT OF BUSINESSES
MILK
SEE ALSO DAIRY FARMERS, N.C.
^^Li*-^^ "-C. MILK COMMISSION
s:ry?h^Ti?„s^.rj??3!fA??SN^3;2S!,s?"?L?^-TS'irs?;^u.x
PAGc t.;o
1/0O/S7
Date
U/15/<16
U/15/06
12/15/<i6
12/16/86
12/17/86
I2/18/P6
I2/11/»6
U/ll/At
l2/l'J/fl6
\i/l1/1b
12/21/(16
12/22/66
12/23/06
12/2-!/B6
12/2"./n6 :
12/2<./B6 .
12/2';/»6 ,
12/26/06 J
12/30/86 I
S I
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C PG L
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R56
C50
C50
H 2 12/02/06 A <,
H 2 5/06/B6 0 <.
H 2 5/2''/06 A IS
H 2 10/31/R6 A 16
S 2
H 1
S 2
2/11/96 A
2/17/86 A
2/21/06 A
5/06/P6 A in p p
7/l<)/e6 C i N
8/27/96 A =i N
S 2 3/27/86 A 13
H ? 10/17/36 A 10 p N
1/31/Ft)
1/08/O6
1/15/P6
1/23/06
2/l<./86
2/20/96
2/2S/e6
2/28/06
3/05/86
3/l'./86
3/2<./86
3/20/06
'•/0'3/e6
'>/21/P6
5/12/86
5/13/86
5/21/96
6/02/86
6/04/06
6/12/86
6/26/B6
7/J'./86
7/16/86
8/00/06
3/14/86
8/11/86
3/20/96
0/01/06
0/18/86
0/2''/86
1/20/06
2/09/86
2/31/06
11
5
17
10
3
N
10
N
12
N
0
6
N
3
N
2
N
S
N
1 3
N
17
N
12
13
17
2 7/25/86
2 8/12/P6
2 8/14/86
S 2 12/26/86 A 15
S 2 7/26/86 A 4
H 2 9/03/06 A 1
H 2 4/06/B6 C
S 2 9/25/96 C
H 2 11/07/86 A
S 2 4/02/06 A 4
H 2 4/l'3/96 A 13
S 2 4/22/96 A 4
H 2 12/16/86 C 4
2/10/06 3
MONTHLY
/ANNUAL
1/01/86
INDEX
12/31/86
CONTAINER SIZE DETERMINES THE PRICE OF MILK
AUTHORITIES INVESTIGATING MILK TAMPERING REPORTS
TAINTED MILK CALLED ISOLATED CASES
KILLING DAIRY HERDS NO ANSWER
BEEF PRODUCERS UPSET OVER SLAUGHTER
INSIDE
NO RESPECT FOP BUREAUCRACY
MILK HELPS BRING SLEEP
DEPENDS ON CONTAINER
MILK PRICES HAY GO UP 6? A GALLON
DROUGHT CUTS STATE MILK PRODUCTION
DON'T KILL THE COWS
PRICE PAID TO DAIRY FARMERS RAISED
FIVE TAR HEELSi FAMILIES MAKE FORBES' LIST OF 400 RICHEST IN AMERICA
MILKY WAY
TIME RIGHT TO SEE MILKY WAY
MILL CREEK
113 MILLION DEVELOPMENT
IN CHAPEL HILL
GERS
MILLBRnOK HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, BASKETBALL
POOL SPELLS EASY OPENING WIN FOR TI
MILL8R00K HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. FOOTBALL
HILLBPOOK'S RUN ATTACK TAMES TIGERS
NORTHERN HOLDS OFF MILLIROOK
NORTHERN DEFENSE DENIES -CATS
ANOTHER GRAND TRIP
MCCLAIN, KNIGHTS RIP WILDCATS
NORTHERN'S 'COMPLETE EFFORT' STOPS 'CATS
MILLER AMD HHOADS DEPARTMENT STORES
CHAIN CLOSING THREE N.C. STORES
MILLER'S GLEN RETIOEMENT COMMUNITY
SEE ALSO ORANGE CONGREGATIONS IN MISSION
SEE ALSO RETIREMENT HOMES
RETIREMENT CENTER FUNDS SOUGHT BY 28 CHURCHES
MILLIONAIRE
SEE ALSO WEALTH
WOULD-BE MILLIONAIRE IS PATIE'IT
FARM AID SHOULD HELP POOR, NOT BIG FARMERS
TRACKING RICH IS TETIOUS BUSINESS
TAR HEEL NATIVE SAYS FAMILY TIES HELPED HIM TRACK RICH AMERICANS
MILLS
SEE ALSO PERRY'S MILL POND
SEE ALSO WEST POINT HILL
FOR MILL VILLAGE 'BRATS.' REUNION CAKE BRINGS SWEET MEMORIES
HILTON. N.C.
MILTON SHOOTING SUSPECT ARRESTED
I MILTON ROAD
COUNTY PANEL OKS REZONING NEAR NHS
MILTON'S PIZZA HOUSE
MAN ROBS RESTAURANT. GETS tTOO
MIME
SEE ALSO TOUCH MIME TRIO
ARTSCHOOL MIME SHOW DELIGHTFUL. POIGNANT
MINERAL SPRINGS ROAD
BUSINESS CENTER PLAN ON AGENDA
MINERAL SPRINGS VILLAGE
DENIED REZONING REQUESTS ON COUNTY AGENDA
MINERALS
SEE ALSO CENTRAL N.C. MINERAL CLUB
SEE ALSO COAL
SEE ALSO GEOLOGY
SEE ALSO GOLD MINE
SEE ALSO MINING
SEE ALSO PHOSPHATE
SEE ALSO REED GOLD MINE
SEE ALSO ROCKS
MINERAL CLUB DISPLAYS CRYSTALS
MINI MART lAIRPOPT ROADI
Z DURHAM MEN ARRESTED IN ROBBERY ATTEMPT
DURHAM HEN HELD IN ORANGE ROBBERY
MINI-SOCIETY
SEE DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, CURRICULUM
MINIMUM SECURITY PRISONS
SEE PRISONS. N.C MINIMUM SECURITY
MINING
SEE ALSO CAROLINA MINE
SEE ALSO CHATHAM COAL CO.
SEE ALSO COAL
SEE ALSO COAL MINING
SEE ALSO GOLD MINE
SEE ALSO "INERALS
SEE ALSO OFF-SHORE MINERAL LEASES
SEE ALSO STRIP MINING
N.C. OFFSHORE MINING TO BE STUDIED
MINISTERS. BLACK
SEE ALSO BLACK CHURCHES
SEE ALSO GENERAL BAPTIST CONVENTION
N.Y. MINISTER TO SPEAK AT DURHAM KING EVENT
CHANTED SERMONS SUBJECT OF RESEARCH
REV. TURNER HELPED CAUSE OF WOMEN MINISTERS
LECTURE: WHY BLACK MINISTERS CHANT
MINISTERS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO CONTACT DURHAM. INC. ICRISIS INTERVENTION PROGRAMI
SEE ALSO CATHOLIC PRIFSTS
SEE ALSO DURHAM CONGREGATIONS IN ACTION
SEE ALSO DURHAM MINISTERS' ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO INTERDENOMINATIONAL MINISTERIAL ALLIANCE OF DURHAM
SEE ALSO URBAN MINISTRIES CENTER
SEE ALSO WOMEN. MINISTERS
MINISTER SEEKS $9S,000 FROM CHURCH DEACONS
CHURCH OISHISSES PASTOR; NEW CHURCH IS FORMED
HINISTcPS ASK ABOUT BOARD'S HIRING PLAN
HOMOSEXUALITY ISN'T DESIGNER'S INTENT
AN OPEN LETTER TO...WIB GULLEY...AND DON WI LHO I T . . . ( ADI
CITY, HARCH OFFICIALS GLAO GAY-PRIDE PARADE PEACEFUL
^ PASTORS FORM GROUP. SEEK TO RECALL MAYOR GULLEY
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I :< D e X
12/31/86
MCELHUNEY IS CH4IRM4N OF MiVOO
DISGRHCEFiJL PREICHERS
MINISTERS SPOKE UNLOVINOLVt H«
RECALL GROUP "EFTS
MODERATE CLERGY GRO'JP BACKS GU
SPREADING JOY IS HIS HAY OF SE
ADDING UP THE PROTESTS
RELIGIOUS GROUPS BACKING MAYO".
PROCEDURAL QUESTIONS RAISED ON
A STATEMENT OF SUPPORT I AO 1
THOUGHTS ON RECALL
DEBATE CONTINUES ON RECALL S T«
RECALL. OPPOSITION CONTINUING:
BIBLE HA2Y ABOUT CHRISTIAN ETH
NOT A PERSONAL MATTER
•RADICALS" CRUCIFY MAYOR
WAR ON HUMAN RIGHTS
MINISTERS' GROUP BACKS GULLEY
HOMOSEXUALITY ANCIENT CHURCH-S
BE IT RESOLVED.. .SOUTHERN BAPT
RECALL MAYOR GULLEY tSOl
...HE WANT TO EXPRESS OUR GR AT
GULLEY PREDICTED TO REMAIN IN
CLERGYMEN TAKE BOTH SIDES IN ",
CHRISTIAN CONSCIENCE NEEDED IN
PREACHERS HAVE RIGHTS. TOO
ORGANIZED FOR INTOLERANCE
MAYOR ACCUSED OF MIXING CHURCH
GULLEY-RECALL EFFORT TIME. MON
RECALL PETITION DRIVE ILL-CONC
SIGN HERE TO RECALL MAYOR GULL
GULLEY'S CRITICS PREACHING FAL
DISCRIMINATION JUSTIFIABLE
APOSTLES SIGNED THEIR PETITION
HFEO JEFFERSON'S WARNING
PLAN OF SALVATION
MISSTATEMENTS ON PROCLAMATION
STATE OFFICE APPROVES GULLEY ^
COVERAGE OF PRESS CONFERENCE B
MAYOR GULLEY UNJUSTLY ACCUSED
GULLEY SUPPORTERS DECEIVED
MODERATES ON BOTH SIDES
RECALL EFFORT HYPOCRITICAL
•HOLY WAR' AILS DURHAM
PROCLAMATION HAS SUPPORT
MAYOR IS STEADFAST
MODERATES ARE DECEIVED
LETTERS ARE SERMONS
GUTSY PASTORS
•RIGHTS FOR SERPENTS'
AIDS A 'TIME BOMB'
JESUS SAID TO LOVE ENEMIES
INTERnENOMINATIONAL MINISTER 15
MAYOR: AIDS CENTER CLAIMS ARE
RELIGION USED TO TRAMMEL
PETITION DRIVE FUR RECALL OF M
MINISTERS PETITION COMMISSIONS
JAILHOUSE EVANGELISTS HAD CAPT
MAN-MADE LIE PREACHED
BIBLE TEACHES HAY OF SALVATION
RECALL EFFORT
TFFULLY
LLEY
RVING THE LORD
CAMPAIGN TO UNSEAT GULLEY
TEMENT
15 BLACK MINISTERS SIDE WITH MAYOR.
IC ON SEXUALITY
IN RECALL-BID FIGHT
TATE ISSUE
1ST PASTORS AND MINISTERS... 1*01
ITU1E TO MAYOR HILaUH P. GULLEY (401
OFFICE
ULLEY RECALL CAMPAIGN
POLITICS
POL ITICS
EY WASTED
EIVED
EY (CARTOON)
SE GOSPEL IN CONTROVERSY
S IN BLOOD
ECALL AFFIDAVIT
lASEO IN SUPPORT OF GULLEY
L ALLIANCE OF DURHAM AND VICINITY (AD)
BIZARRE
AYOR FALLS SHORT
RS ON EVACUATION PLAN
IVE AUDIENCE
MINISTERS,
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO W
SOUTHERN
THE JEWI
NO 'JEWI
PROFESSO
MINISTER
REMAINS
MINISTER
RADIO PR
N.C. CON
A RELIGI
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AUTHOR,
N.C. BAP
PASTOR M
MINISTER
THIS BAP
BANKRUPT
ASSISTAN
OR. EOGA
'ROCK OF
MINISTERS. U.S.
SEE ALSO CATHOLIC PRIESTS
SEE ALSO SERMONS
SFE ALSO WOMEN, MINISTERS
PREACHERS DEBATE VALUE OF GOSPEL OF PROSPERITY
MINNESOTA
SBI DIRECTOR WANTS TAX LAW TO TAKE PROFIT OUT OF DRUGS
MINNESOTA MINING AND MANUFACTURING CO.
UNC SHANTY TORN DOWN, 13 ARRESTED
MINORITIES (GENERAL HEADINGI
SEE ALSO HEALTH CARE, MINORITIES
SEE ALSO LEADERSHIP EDUCATION A^l D DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM IN BUSINESS INC.
SFE ALSn N.C. ASSOCIATION OF MINORITY OFFICIALS
MATH SCHOOL SEEKING MINORITIES
GH'S MINORITY PROGRAM TO BE EXPLAINED AT NCCU
HEALTH MEET FOCUS HILL BE MINORITIES
DURHAM HOSPITAL SEEKS MINORITY EMPLOYEES
MINORITY STUDENTS LEARNING BUSINESS BASICS AT DUKE
HANDICAPPED FORGOTTEN
DUKE SEEKS TO ATTRACT MORE MINORITY STUDENTS TO SCIENCES
ETHNIC GROUP ENDORSES BROYHILL FOR SENATE
MARTIN FYES ELECTION DEADLINE WITH COLUMN FOR MINORITIES
MINORITIES ADMISSIONS PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO COLLEGES. U.S.. ADMISSIONS
SEE ALSO MEDICAL EDUCATION
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. MINORITY ADMISSIONS
UNC SYSTEM ADMITTING MORE STUDENTS WITH LOWFR SATS
UNC GETS iZSO.OOO FOR MINORITY PROGRAM
CLEARING THE RECORD
TROUBLE PREDICTED FOR BLACKS UNLESS EDUCATION IS IMPROVED
UNC CONSENT DECREE SUCCESS DEBATED
UNC 10 CONTINUE PROCEDURES FOR GAINING BLACKS
TWO FACTORS SEEN AS HAMPERING UNC ENROLLMENT GOALS
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7/31/86
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REA CONGREGATIONS IN MINISTRY
ATHOLIC PRIESTS
REATIVE MINISTRY ASSOCIATES
EMINARY EDUCATION
ERMONS
OMEN, MINISTERS
"APTIST MINISTERS HELCOME TUTU
SH CHRISTIAN
SH-CHR ISTIANS'
" SAYS IT MAY BE TIME FOR 'CHURCH MARKETING'
S BOOK OFFERS QUAINT VIEW OF NORTH CAROLINA
OF MISSING MINISTER FOUND
SAYS HE HANTS TO HELP OTHERS SHEO FUNDAMENTALISTS' GRIP
E4CHER BLENDS MOUNTAIN RELIGION. HIGH-TECH RADIO SAVVY
FERENCE ANNOUNCES NEW PASTORAL APPOINTMENTS
OUS TEST
E ADVERTISERS PLANNING PR A Y-FOR-R A I N EVENT IN STADIUM
EVANGELIST VANCE HAVNER DIES
TIST MINISTER STICKS BY HIS ANTI-FUNDAMENTALIST STAND IN PLAYBOY
AKE5 SENSE
SPEAKS OUT AGAINST KL AN
TIST PREACHER EARNED HIS 4MENS
EVANGEL 1ST STARTS OVFR
T BAPTIST MINISTER IN MAKE FOREST SLAIN
R FISHER, METHODIST MINISTER
AGES' CHAPLAIN RETIRING FROM W. CAROLINA CENTER
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INDEX
12/31/86
SUBJECTS
OAf.E 62S
l/0'?/87
MINORITy BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT AGFNCV
SEE ALSO BLACK-GUNEO BUSINESSES
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. DUHH4M
SEE ALSO DURHAM BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL CHAIN
SEE ALSO TRIAD MINORITY BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT CENTER
GRANT RENEWED FOR BUSINESS GROUP
BUSINESS CHAIN'S GRANT RENEWED
BUSINESS BRIEFING
MINORITY BUSINESS ENTERPRISE PROGRAM
SEE ALSO BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU
SEE ALSO BLACK-OHNED BUSINESSES
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. DURHAM
SEE ALSO PUSINESSES. SMALL
REV. HARRIS TO TAKE PART IN PROGRAM
MINORITY CONTRACTORS
SEE ALSO PLACK-OUNED BUSINESSES
SEE ALSO BUILDING CONTRACTORS
SEE ALSO DAVIS-PACON ACT
SEE ALSO FEDERAL CONTRACTS
SEE ALSO N.C. ASSOCIATION OF MINORITY BUSINESSES
SET-ASIDE PROGRAMS DECISION NTT EXPECTED TO AFFECT N.C.
PHILOSOPHIES BU^'P HEADS
ARTS BUILDING ARCHITECT HANTS TO NEGOTIATE LOWER COST
AIRPORT AUTHORITY MEETS MINORITY, WOMEN GOALS
RDU CHANCES CLIMB FOR LONDON FLIGHTS
COUNCIL QUESTIONS BID RULES
MINORITY VOTERS
SEE ALSO BLACKS. VOTER REGISTRATION
GOP MAY AID PUSH FOR PRIMARY 1ILL
HICHAUX TRYING TO CHANGE PRIMARY LAW
JUDGE RULING SKIPS DURHAM. ORANGE
COMMITTEE'S INFLUENCE NEEDS MORE THAN EDICTS
MARTIN, JORDAN CONTINUE SPARRING ON STATE POWERS
BRQYHILL DEFENDS HIS VOTE ON SOUTH AFRICAN SANCTIONS
DEMOCRATS SEEKING BALLOT SECURITY
OEMOCATS PLAN TOCOUNTER GOP CHALLENGES TO VOTERS
MINORITIES FORM BROYHILL GROUP
DEMOCRATS TRY TO WOO WHITES. "LACKS
BLACK PAC BACKS BROYHILL: SANFQRO LEADS
MINORITY WOMEN BUSINESS ENTERPRISE
SEE ALSO WOMEN. BUSINESSES
PANEL FAVORS CITY POLICY ON TENTS
MINT MUSEUM
SEE CHARLOTTE MINT MUSEUM
MIRACLES
AFTER TWO 'MIRACLES.' SHE'S GLAD TO BE HERE
MIRANDA DECISION
ROOK LOSES APPEAL TO SUPREME COURT
MISCARRIAGE
SEE ALSO PREGNANCY
HOSPITAL OFFICIALS SAY FETUS THROWN AWAY
NEW PREGNANCY TEST HELPING EMBRYO STUDY
MISDEMEANORS
SEE ALSO CITATIONS
SEE ALSO CRIMES. DURHAM
SEE ALSO INFRACTIONS
STATE STUDIES WAYS TO GET MISDEMEANANTS OUT OF PRISON
RALFIGH MAN GETS SUSPENDED TE5 M IN FATAL ACCIDENT
MANY TRAFFIC OFFENSES ARE NOW 'INFRACTIONS'
MISKITO INDIANS (NICARAGUA)
CONTRA LEADER ASKS MONEY, SYMPATHY
TRIANGLE'S LEFTISTS NOT BEING REALISTIC
MISO
SEE ALSO AMERICAN MISO CO.
MISO: A NEW SOYBEAN FOOD PRODUCT IS JOINING THE NATURAL FOODS ARENA
MISS AMERICA
TAKE A WALK ON THE BOARDWALK JITH HISS NORTH CAROLINA! ( AO I
THERE SHE GOES.. .MISS N.C. HEADS fqR ATLANTIC CITY
MISS N.C. 'NOT NERVOUS.' PRACTICES "lANO PIECES AT BOARDWALK HOTEL
MOMENT FOR RELAXING
KICK OFF SHOES
MISS N.C. SAUNTERS IN SWIMSUIT
THERE SHE GOES
FANS GIVE PAGEANT HOPEFULS SUPPORT
TENNESSEE. VIRGINIA CONTESTANTS WIN PRELIMINARY ROUNDS
REHEARSING
MISS N.C. ENJOYING EXPERIENCE
MISS TENN. WINS AGAIN; "ISS MICHIGAN TOPS TALENT
I'JS? MISS DURHAM RECALLS DUKE. N.C. TITLE, miss AMERICA PAGEANT
GETTING READY
MISS TENNESSEE IS NEW HISS amfrica
HISS AMERICA JUDGES FIND THINNER. KNOWL EDGABLE , CANDID CONTESTANTS
HISS N.C. SAYS PAGEANT 'COULD HAVE USED A HOSE 'BOS-TYPE WOMAN'
BORED WITH PAGEANT?
MISS BLACK AMERICA
NEW HISS BLACK AMERICA IS ALAMANCE NATIVE
MISS DEAF N.C.
SFE ALSO DEAF
MISS DEAF N.C. TO MEET PUBLIC
MISS DURHA" PAGEANT
SALUTING VETERANS
'MISS DURHAM' 1935 REMINISCES
HISS DURHAM IS WINNER OF SWIMSUIT COMPETITION
MISS N.C. HINTS TO SPREAD THE WORD: DUKE STUDENT ANXIOUS TO HELP...
NAMED MISS N.C, nuKE GRAO TO VIE FOR HISS AMERICA
DURHAM, DUKE CAN BE PROUD OF NEW MISS N.C.
BEAUTY, BRAINS AND MURE
KAREN S. BLOOHQUIST: MISS NORTH CAROLINA. 1086
MISS N.C. NEW MISS DURHAM FEATURED IN PREVIEW SUNDAY
QUEENS' DAY
MISS N.C ENJOYING EXPERIENCE
I'JST HISS DURHAM RECALLS DUKE. N.C. TITLE, MISS AMERICA PAGEANT
DURHAM PAGEANT SET FQR NOV. 2J
WOMEN LEAD OPPOSITION TO PAGEANT REQUEST
IT'S "ISS DURHAM TIME
COUNCIL DENIES 12.000 REQUEST FOR '86 PAGEANT
CIIY DENIES FUNDING PLEA FOO "ISS DURHAM PAGEANT
REASONS FOR REFUSING PAGEANT INADEQUATE
COUNCIL CORRECTLY NIXES PAGEANT GIFT
JAYCEES WON'T HOLD PAGEANT NEXT YFAR
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2/15/86
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3/06/86
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6/26/86
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6/30/B6
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7/01/86
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7/02/86
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7/06/86
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8/21/86
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9/13/86
c
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9/13/86
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10/18/86
B
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10/24/86
B
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10/25/86
A
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11/05/85
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11/06/86
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12/12/86
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"ISSUES
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS. ROCKETS AND MISSILES
SEE ALSO SOVIET UNION. MISSILES
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MISSING PERSONS, DURHAM
OURHAM WOMAN REPORTED MISSING
DURHA" WOMAN BEPORTEO MISSING CALLS POLICE
WOODS CCMPEO AFTER WO"AN'S SUITCASE FOUND
POLICE STILL SEEK HISSING WOMAN
POLICE CONTMUE HUNT FOB MISSING WOMAN
SEARCH FOR WOMAN CONTINUES
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BODY IDENTIFIED AS DURHAM HAN
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6/30/R6
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6/30/B6
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7/ul/B6
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7/06/86
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7/07/86
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8/25/B6
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9/06/P6
A
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N
H 2
9/10/86
c
P
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C30
S 2
9/10/86
A
P
P
L20
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9/11/86
B
P
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C80
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9/11/86
C
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9/12/86
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C90
H 2
9/12/86
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9/12/B6
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9/1 3/86
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9/13/'>6
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9/30/B6
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5/18/86
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5/20/86
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5/26/B6
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9/15/86
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10/29/86
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1/09/86
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1/09/86
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2/22/86
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3/35/86
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3/06/86
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3/06/86
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3/27/86
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7/10/86
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7/17/86
A
16
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7/17/86
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7/23/86
A
13
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7/23/86
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9/09/'>6
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9/19/96
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9/20/86
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1/Q2/86
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1/03/86
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1/19/86
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1/19/80
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1/21/86
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10/38/86
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10/29/B6
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WOMAN HISSING SINCE MAKING POLICE REPORT
PARENTS. DEPUTIES SEEK MISSING GIRL
GRANVILLE TFEN-AGER REPORTED "ISSING
MISSING GIRL LOCATEr) IN WASHIMGTQN, O.C.
OWNER OF ELECTRICAL COMPANr DISAPPEARS
REMAINS OF " 1 5 S t NG MINISTER FTUNO
200 IN SEARCH FOR MISSING GIRL
MISSING MAN'S BODY FOUND ON HIS 9IRTH0AY
MISSING MAN LEFT «12 MILLION BUSINESS BEHIND
MISSING LAHYEB CHARGED KITH EMBEZZLING
LOOKING FOR SISTER
MAN MISSING FROM NURSING HOME
FIVE TEEN-AGERS FIND BODIES M SUNKEN CAR
DEPUTIES STILL HUNTING MAN "ISSING FROM REST HO"E
OFFICERS SEEK CLUES ABOUT MISTING HAN
N.C. 'MISSING' CENTER JOINS U.S. NETWORK
83-VEAR-OLD MAN MISSING IN FRANKLIN
HISSING HILLSBOROUGH MAN FOUND IN SOUTH CAROLINA
aO-YEAS-OLD FRANKLIN MAN STILL MISSING
MISSING FRANKLIN MAN IS FOUND IN THICKET
ELDERLY MAN FOUND IN THICKET OIES
REMAINS IDENTIFIED AS WAKE WOMAN
MISSING BUSINESSMAN ARRESTED IN TFNN.
HUNTERS DISCOVER REMAINS OF 81 DY
PASSERBY FINOS BODY
FAYETTEVILLE RESIDENTS HORRY 3VER DISAPPEARANCE. SLAYINGS
MISSING WOMAN'S BODY FOUND IN MARTIN COUNTY
SBI ASKED TO JOIN SEARCH FOR WOMAN
MISSING PERSONS. ORANGE COUNTY
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C.
TWO PERSONS UNDER SUSPICION U HAYES-"!ANE DISAPPEARANCE
FBI CAN'T ENTER BANE-HAYES DISAPPEARANCE CASE
FBI SET TO AID CASE IN ORANGE
ORANGE MEN STILL MISSING AFTE^ A YEAR
HISSING HAN'S WIFE ASKED FOR POLYGRAPH
FRANKLIN ORANGE MYSTERY SUSPECT
SUSPECT IN ORANGE DISAPPEARANCES TRIES TO COMMIT SUICIDE
MRS. BANE: 'CONSCIENCE IS CLEAR' AFTER POLYGRAPH
SHERIFF SAYS MRS. BANE 'NEVER WAS A SUSPECT'
FORMER OFFICER FACES INDICTMENT IN MARIJUANA CASE
ELDERLY MAN REPORTED MISSING FROM REST HOME
MAN WANDERS AWAY FROM RESTHOME
MISSING MAN, 78, FOUND OK AFTFR NIGHT IN WOODS
BETTER SUPERVISION NEEDED
WOMAN MISSING IN HILLSBOROUGH
ORANGE SEEKS LOST WOMAN
ORANGE OFFICERS SEARCH FOR MISSING WOMAN
HILLSBOROUGH HEN REPORTED MISSING FOUND SAFE
HILLSPOFOUGH WOMAN STILL MISSING
MISSING WOMAN'S NEIGHBORS FEAR FOUL PLAY AFOOT
HISSING WOMAN'S PARENTS STILL STUNNED
FAMILY, DEPUTIES STILL PUZZLED BY WOMAN'S DISAPPEARANCE
MISSING PERSONS, U.S.
TEN YEARS LATER, BISHOP MURDER CASE REMAINS OPEN
MISSION AIR
SEE ALSO EMERGENCY MEDICAL TREATMENT
MISSION AIR: VOLUNTEERS USE THEIR SKILLS TO HELP OTHERS
MISSIONARIES
SEE ALSO EVANGELISM
SEE ALSO MEDICAL MISSIONARIES
SEE ALSO MISSIONARY AVIATION INSTITUTE
SEE ALSO WOMEN'S MISSIONARY UNION
EDEN COUPLE WAS WITNESS TO TU'HOIL UNDER DUVALIFR
DEATH UF A MISSIONARY
MISSIONARY PILOTS LEARN TRICKY FLYING
TWO PROFESSORS SEEK TAR HEEL ACCOUNTS OF EARLY CHINA TRAVELS
MISSIONARIES RETURNING TO ZAIRE AFTER 25 YEARS
ONCE A MISSIONARY IN LIBERIA, SHE'S LOOKING FORWARD TO lOOTH BIRTHDAY
MISSIONARY, DAUGHTER SLAIN
DURHAM MISSIONARY SLAIN; HOUS=BOY SOUGHT
SUSPECT ARRESTED IN MISSIONARY'S SLAYING
LIBERIA HOLDS MAN IN DEATH
SLAIN MISSIONARY REMEMBERED AS 'LOVING WOMAN'
MEMORIAL SERVICE HELD FOR MISSIONARY, DAUGHTER
MISSIONARY AVIATION INSTITUTE
SFE ALSO MISSIONARIES
SEE ALSO PILOTS
MISSIONARY PILOTS LEARN TRICKY FLYING
MISSISSIPPI
REWARD FOR BOUNTY
MISSISSIPPI CHIPS AWAY AT IMASE
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY STATE UNIV. SPORTS, BASKETBALL
OFLTA OFVILS FACE TALL TASK IN EAST AGAINST BLUE DEVILS
DUKE IN 'NO-WIN' SITUATION
DUKE BEGINS IN VALLEY ON TRIP TO NCAA TITLE
FRO" ITTA BENA TO THE NCAA
DUKE LEARNS A LESSON FROM MISSISSIPPI VALLEY
DUKE CLIMBS OUT OF A DELTA VALLEY
DUKE OVERCOMES UPSTART DELTA TIEVILS
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY'S RECOGNITION PEAKS, THANKS TO DUKE
MISTAKEN IDENTITY
SEE ALSO FALSE ARREST
SEE ALSO IMPOSTFRS
MIX-UP COSTS CHARLOTTE MAN PRISON TIME
MISTLETOE
SEE ALSO CANCER
SEE ALSO CHR ISTMAS
EATING MISTLETOE CAN BE DANGE'OUS
MISTRIALS
SEE ALSO COURTS, U.S.
MISTRIAL RAISES OUESIIONS ON N.C. PORNOGRAPHY LAW
ASSAULT TRIAL ENDS WITH MISTRIAL, PLEAS
JURY DEADLOCKED; MISTRIAL DECLARED
JUDGE DECLARES MISTRIAL IN DANBURY TROOPER CASE
ll-l DEADLOCK EDS MCDOWELL'S ARMED-ROBBERY CASE IN MISTRIAL
JUDGE DECLARES MISTRIAL
MITCHELL COMMUNITY COLLEGE
SBI PROBES FAKE CLASSES AT MITCHELL SCHOOL
PROBE OF COMMUNITY COLLEGES TO WIDEN
MITCHELL/GIURGOLA ARCHITECTS
FIRMS DONATE AWARD TO LIBRARY
MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC CORP.
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2/09/36
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H 2
2/17/85
A
13
N
H 2
3/0A/B6
B
N
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"1/05/86
c
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H 2
5/04/B6
C
10
N
H 2
6/02/B6
B
N
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7/05/85
A
17
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7/21/85
A
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H 2
7/2>)/fl5
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7/30/86
A
14
N
H 2
7/31/86
A
13
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H 1
6/03/86
a
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8/15/86
A
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9/13/86
c
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9/15/85
c
N
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9/15/85
c
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9/17/86
c
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9/20/85
c
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H
10/01/85
c
N
H 2
10/12/85
c
11
N
H I
10/23/85
c
N
H 2
11/08/86
A
12
N
S 2
12/22/86
c
N
H 2
12/26/86
c
N
H 2
12/31/86
c
12
N
H 2
3/21/86
B
N
AOO
H 3
3/25/86
c
N
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3/25/66
A
N
H 2
7/10/86
B
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7/25/86
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7/30/85
A
N
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7/31/85
A
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H 2
8/06/85
B
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BIO
H 3
8/09/86
C
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H 3
9/13/36
El
N
H 3
10/0<./B6
C
N
S 2
10/04/86
A
N
H 2
10/05/36
C
N
M 2
10/10/85
A
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H 2
ll/0'./85
B
N
S 2
11/06/85
A
N
881
H 2
1/U7/86
E
P N
810
H 2
1/11/86
C
N
H 2
1/15/86
C
N
H 2
1/16/85
C
N
H 3
2/04/85
B
P N
^10
S 2
2/04/85
C
P N
H 2 2/23/86 B
H 2 1/04/86 A a
2/20/85 A
1 2
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3/29/85 A
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4/27/86 C
1 7
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6/12/86 0
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9/17/86 C
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11/03/85 A
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120
11/27/85 A
P
N
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11/27/86 A
P
N
S92
11/28/86 B
N
11/28/86 C
N
11/29/86 A
8
N
2
11/30/86 C
2
0
H 2
4/2 7/86
C
17
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H 2
1/07/86
3/21/85
A
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4
5
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H 2
H 2
3/11/85
3/12/85
3/13/86
3/13/85
3/14/15
3/14/85
3/14/85
4/06/85
0
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0
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H 2 12/31/85 A
3/14/85
5/21/35
5/06/86
10/10/86
11/U7/86
U/11/85
S 2 10/24/86 C
H 2 11/09/85 C
H 2 12/12/85 B
INDEX
12/31/80
MONTHLY /ANNUAL
PARENT FIRM PROMOTES MITSUBISHI CHIEF
MITSUBISHI SEMIC^NnuCTOR AMERICA IMC.
SEE ALSO SEMICO'IOUCTQR
dHITE HOUSE CONFERENCE ON SMALL BUSINESS PLANNED
SYMOHrNY LAYS PLANS FOR CONCEPT
SEMICONDUCTOR PLANT'S BCSS IS RIGHT AT HOME
RTP MICROCHIP SALES ON "EBOUNT
ATKINS SELECTED FOR JAPAN PROGRAM
TRAVELING PRESIDENT OF "ITSUBISHI SEEKS MORE YEN FOR DURHAM
HITSU'lISHl TF AMERICA PRESIDENT TO USGE RTP PLANT BF EXPANDFO
PARENT FIRM PROMOTES MITSUBISHI CHIEF
A PERFECT FIT
MOMAN LEARNS TEAMWORK IN JAPA'IESE COMPANY
MITT'S NITTS
DURHAM TEXTILES INDUSTRY LED 9Y SMALL SPECIALISTS
MIXED DRINKS
SEE LIOUOR-BY-THE-ORINK. N.C.
MOBIL OIL to.
•97 FESTIVAL GETS SlOCiOOO FROM MOBIL OIL
SUBJECTS
PAGc o?2
MOBILE CITY BAND
MOBILE CITY REUNION RARF ,
RESOUNDING SUCCESS
T FAMILIES HOMELESS AFTER BOUNCY STORM
INCREASE
3-2
MOBILE HOMES
SEE ALSO MANUFACTURED HOUSING
MOBILE HOME NEAR NEW HILL BUR>i S. KILLING HUSBANOt MIFF
aUTNER PLANNING BOARD REVERSES REZONING ACTION
MAN AND mCMAN DIE IN FIRE AT "OBILE HOME
BLIGHT OR BOON? m:)3ILE "QME CDNTRPvERSy CONTINUES
HOME SWFET MANUFACTURED HOME
PERSON MOBILE HOME PROPOSAL C'lTICIZEP
CEEDMOOR VOTES NOT TO SELL MATER TO PROPOSED PARK
FIRE DAMAGES MOBILE HOME
PFRSON CLOSER TO SETTING MOBILE HOME PARK RULES
FIRE DESTROYS MOBILE hqme
MOBILE HOME PARK DECISION APPEALED
PFRSON COUNTY MOBILE HOME ORDINANCE OK "1
GRANVILLE SUPERIOR COURT TO h; AR APPEAL
CREEQMOOR STICKS TO DENYING Mi TER FOR PROPOSED PARK
CREEDMOOR VOTES AGAIN TO KEEP wATFR from park
N.C. MOVES INTO 2N0 PLACE IN -OBILE HOME SHIPMENTS
STATE STUDIES NEW ZONING FOR ''GBILE HOMES
OUTRAGE EXPRESSED OVER DRDINA-JCE ON MOBILE HOMES
ORANGE PUARD ORDINANCE EMBARRASSING
NEW ORANGE ORDINANCE IS AN UN*=AIR BLOW
ORANGE COUNTY ORDINANCE CALLED ELITIST
ORDINANCE REOUIRES AMENITIES
EVERYONE THREATENED
FLEETWOOD OPEN HOUSE
RENT HIGH IN CHAPEL HILL
TWISTER INJURES 5 IN N.C:
PERSON OKS BUDGET WITH TAX
RULING FAVORS TRAILER PARK FOES
WINDS KILL 1 IN JACKSONVILLE
RESCUERS HOISTED DEMOLISHED TRAILER
MAN SAYS 'THAT COUCH SAVED My LIFE'
FIRES DESTROY 2 MOBILE HOMES IN ROXBORO
PLANNERS URGE ZONING EXCLUSION
LO«-INCOME HOUSING STUDY OK'O
MOBILE HOME OESTROYEO BY FIRE IN HILLSBOROUGH
FIRE'S CAUSE SOUGHT
TEMPERS FLARE IN HEARING ON MOBILE hqme ZONING
THREE KILLED IN MOBILE hqme FIRE
MOBILE HOME RESTRICTIONS OK" '
CHATHAM DENIES TRAILER PARK
MOBILE HOMES BROKEN INTO
MOBILE HOME OWNERS WIN THEIR ?ATTLE
MORATORIUM SET ON MOBILE HOME'
WOMAN DIES IN TRAILER FIRE
JUDGE PROHIBITS EXPANDING PAR< fqr mqRILE HOMES
CHATHAM BOARD ASKED TO DROP APPEAL OF RULING
GOLDEN POND 3R0 HEARING BEING SOUGHT
CONSTRUCTION FORECAST FOR STATE ROSY
SBI ASKED TO JOIN SEARCH FOR WOMAN
MOBILE INTENSIVE CARE UNII
SEE AMBULANCE SERVICE. DURHAM C3UNTY
MOBILE RESTAURANTS
SEE ALSO FAST FOOD BUSINESSES
FAST-COOO PLACES SPROUTING CQMPACT ROLLING RESTAURANT":
MOBILE TELEPHONES
SEE ALSO CELLULAR PHONE SYSTEM
SEE ALSO TELEPHONES, N.C.
SEE ALSO TELEPHONES. U.S.
MORE PEOPLE ARE DOING DEALS ON WHEELS
MOCK JURY TRIAL
LAWYER FINDS HISTRIONICS DRAW CROWDS AT FESTIVAL
MOCK TOBACCO AUCTION
SEE ALSO AUCTIONS
MOCK TOBACCO AUCTION IS SET
TRADITIONS
MOCKSVILLE, N.C.
POLICEMAN DROPS HIS BID FOR REINSTATEMENT
MOCKSVILLE TEEN-AGER GETS HEA^T TRANSPLANT
JOHN FOSTER, "l. ONE OF STATE'S IST BLACK OFFICERS
MODEL "OATS
SEE ALSO BOATS
MODEL BATTLESHIP SAILED INTO N.C. PORT BY RETIRED TEACHER
MODEL CARS
see ALSO AUTOS (see also names df specific autos and auto manufacturers)
THESE DRIVERS GET THRILLS. SPILLS OF AUTO RACING WITHOUT DANGER
MODEL TRAINS
SEE RAILROADS. MODEL
MODELS
AREA STUDENTS TAKE AWARDS FOR MODELING
DURHAM W0"AN ASPIRING MODEL
YOUNG DURHAM DANCER CHOSEN TO MODEL FOR NATIONAL MAGAZINE
FASHIONS SUIT LARGER WOMEN
MODERN DANCE
SEE ALSO DANCE
FRANCE TO HONOR DANCE FESTIVAL'S REINHAOI
FRENCH WILL HONOR DANCE FESTIVAL HEAD
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fA'-.E 633
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AOF •16: EXHItARATION. CONFUSION ANO QUESTIGN
MOM -N' POPS RESTAURANTS
SEE ALSO SESTAUPANTSt N.C.
IT STARTED WITH: 'POP, FILL
ER UP; MOM, FIX ME A HOT DOG'
MOMENT OF SILENCE
SEE ALSO PRAYER
SEE ALSO SCHOOLSt N.C. RELIGla>)
SEE ALSO SEPARATION OF CHURCH A^^ 0 STATE
STUDENT SAYS MOMENT OF SILENCE TOO SHORT
MOMENT OF SILENCE
MONA LISA IFILMl
•MONA LISA' IS A TALE RF-TOLD WITH CLASS, POWER
THIS 'MONA LISA' IS HAUNTING TOO
MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL
SEE ALSO FOOTPALL
SEE ALSO SPORTS. TELEVISION COVFRAG?
THIS STOCK'S PREFERRED
MONDAY NIGHT LIVE
SEE ALSO CARRBORO ART SCHOOL (NOW CENTER FOR VISUAL C PERFORMING ARTSl
IT'S MONDAY'S 'BEST'
IN THF SPOTLIGHT
MONDAY NIGHT LIVE FINALE PROVES PLEASING TO EAR
MONEY
SEE CURRENCY
MONEY MAILFR INC.
ARE ADS GETTING DUMBER? OR ARE WE GETTING SMARTER?
MONITOR FOUNnATION
SEE USS MONITOR RESEARCH ANO RECOVERY FOUNDATION
THE MONKEES IHUSIC GROUP)
UNC CONCERT TICKETS TO GO ON SALE
TICKETS GO ON SALE MONDAY FOR OCT. 17 MONKEES CONCERT AT UNC
THE MONKEES SWING INTO CHAPEL HILL
MONKEES ET 4L AWFUL AS EVER
MONKEES ARE BETTER THAN OBSCEME NOISES
MONKEY TOP
SEE POWE HOUSE
MONKEYS
SEE ALSO LEMURS
AFFECTIONATE MO"ENr
DUKE HAN'S TASK: SAVE BRAZIL'S MONKEYS
MONKS
MONKS REACH OUT TO COMMUNITY
MQNOOCTANOIN
SEE ALSO DRUGS
DUKE DRUG MAY DISSOLVE GALLSTONES
MONUSOOIUM GLUTAMATE
MSG IS LOW IN SODIUM
MONTAGNARD
SEE ALSO HMGNG PEOPLE
SEE ALSO REFUGEES
N.C. NEW HOME FOR JOG VIETNAM REFUGEES WHO HELPED SPECIAL FORCES
•BUT. DON'T YOU HAVE VIET CONG IN AMERICA?'
N.C. PIEDMONT PREPARES FOR 200 VIETNAM REFUGEES
JOO MDNTAGNARDS ARRIVE IN U.S.
MONTAGNARD REFUGEES ARRIVE IN NORTH CAROLINA
MONTAGNAROS GET TASTE OF AMERICA
MONTAGNARO'S CHRISTMAS PEACEFUL AT LAST
MONTALDO'S
EX-EMPLOYEE CHARGED WITH BREAKING. ENTERING
FASHION SHOW WILL HAVE FLASHY CLOTHES
MONTANA
TAR HEEL BECAME LEADER IN MONTANA
MONTESSORI SCHOOLS
STUDENTS RAISE 11. nO CLEANING UP ROADSIDES
MONTESSORI PROGRAM JOINS CITY SCHOOL
5 TEACHERS GET SHORTER WORK Y=ARS
MONTESSSOB I-POWE MERGER CREAr=S FIRST SUCH N.C. PROGRAM
SCHOOLS WEIGH MONTESSORI IDEAL. PUPIL ACCESS
KEEP FAIRNESS IN SCHOOLS
CITY oOARD TO DISCUSS MONTESSORI PROGPA"
MONTESSORI PROGRAM SPARKS DEBATE
MONTESSORI ACCESS WIRRIES PARENTS
MONTESSORI CONCEPT FINE. POWE DEAL NOT
PROGRAM AT POWE REJECTED: SURPRISE VOTE ENDS MONTESSORI PLANS
HAMMONDS WANTS NEW MONTESSORI VOTE
MONTESSORI CLASS: EXPERIENCE IS CRUCIAL
HAMMONDS: ACCESS. RACE WORRIES HURT MONTESSORI
PUBLIC NEEDS TO KNOW BEFORE MAJOR VOTES TAKEN
MONTESSORI ISSUE MAY BE REVIE'JED
SCHOOL BOARD SNUBS MONTESSORI PROGRAM AGAIN
SCHOOL POARO'S MONTESSORI VOTf WAS NOT PRE-ARPAGNED
SFhOOL PUARD again pars HONTESSiiHI PLAN
BOARD'S DECISION PRAISED
MAN SYMPATHIZES ON MONTESSORI WOES
SCHOOL PUARD'S SILENCE WAS CONFUSING
LOST OPPORTUNITIES
MONTESSORI OFFERED SPACE AT WHITTEO
FAYETTEVILLE ST. SCHOOL TO GET NEW PRINCIPAL
MONTESSORI SCHOOL MOVES INTO :hURCH: WHITTEn OFFER NIXED
MONTESSORI GETS N'^W HOME
'DOUBTS' SPUR MONTESSORI ENROLLMENT DIP
PRIVATE SCHOOL CREDITS WOULD GIVE REAL CHOICE
MONTGOMERY ANO ALDRIDGE TIRE CO.
FLAKY ART
MONTGOMERY WARD
IVEY'S OFFICIALS STILL QUIET ON SOUTH SOUARE MOVE
IVEY'S TO REPLACE MONTGOMERY WARD AT MALL
IVEY'S TO OPEN STORE ON OLD WARD'S SITE
MONTREAL EXPOS
'YOUTHFUL' RAINFS KEEPS GETTING BETTER
DURHAM NATIVE SHINES IN RETURN
MQCN
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RARE ALIGNMENT MAY BRING EXTREME TIDES NEXT WEEK
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S I
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THE MOON PINNACE IROOKI
NOVEL H4S VITALITY.
SMOOTHNESS
"OONLIGHTIMG
SOME TEACHERS MOONLIGHTING TO PAY BILLS
MOONSHINE
SEE ALSO ALCOHOL. ILLICIT SALES
SEE ALSO GaSOHQL
CAMPAIGN KICKOFF
NCAA DEFMS HO'EPRO INELIGIBLE AT HOUSTON
VA. LAWMEN SAY L lOUOB STILLS BEING FIRED UP
HOSPITAL RELEASES TEENS WHO 0» ANK ILLEGAL LIQUOR
HE MAKES IT VERY PLAIN 'ALKEEHOL' NOT FOR SALE
MOONSHINING ON THE RISE
ARRESTS FOR MOONSHINE SKYROCKET
MQORE. VAN ALLEN AND ALLEN
SEE ALSO MOORE ANO VAN ALLEN
DURHAM LAW FIRM TO MERGE INTO ONE OF LARGEST lU STATE
LARGEST DURHAM, CHARLOTTE LAW FIRMS PLAN TO MERGE
MOORE ANO VAN ALLEN
SEE ALSO MOORE. VAN ALLEN ANO ALLEN
SEE ALSO POWE. PORTER. ALPHIN. ANO WHICHARD
DURHAM LAW FIRM TO MgRGF INTO ONE OF LARGEST IN STATE
LARGEST DURHAM, CHARLOTTE LAW FIRMS PLAN TO MERGE
MOORF COUNTY, N.C.
FATAL FIRE FOP FIVE
FIRE DRIVES PARENTS SACK IN ATTFMPT TO SAVE 5 CHILDREN
FUNERAL SET TODAY FOR FIRE VICTIMS
CLEANUP OF HAZARDOUS WASTES ON HOLD IN MOORE COUNTY TOWN
OHIO MAN HOPES TO STRIKE GOLD IN MOORE COUNTY
MAN SEEKS TO GET GOLD OUT OF MOORE COUNTY HILLS
CHEMICALS CONTAMINATE EIGHT WELLS IN MOORE
MOORE COUNTY, N.C, ELECTIONS
MOORE VOTERS OK TWO BONO ISSUES
ORANGE LANDSLIDE PROPELS SENATORS TO NEW TERMS
MOORE COUNTY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
SHOOTING VICTIM WAS SERIOUSLY ILL. DOCTOR S«YS
WOMAN TELLS OF STRUGGLE WITH COCAINE ADDICTION
MOORE COUNTY SCHOOLS
MOORE PANEL TO CONSIDER SCHOOL BAN OF STEINBECK'S 'CRAPES OF WRATH'
REPORT SAYS CENSORS SEEK TO BAN IDEAS
4 DISTURBING TREND
PUBLIC SCHOOL OFFICIALS SHOULD RESIST CENSORS
WOMAN DROPS COMPLAINT AGAINST ' THF GRAPES OF WRATH'
THE BACKLASH
SCHOOL BOARDS SHOULD REJECT TRIVIAL CENSORSHIP
MOORf COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPT.
SUSPECT'S DEATH BELIEVED SUICIDE
MOORESVILLE TRIBUNE
UNCLE DAN STILL ALIVE; READERS DROP
MOPED
SEE ALSO BICYCLES
SEE ALSO MOTORCYCLES
DURHAM TEEN CHARGED WITH STEALING MOPED
STOLEN GOODS 4RF RECOVERED; THREE 4RRESTeD
CAR. MOPED THFFTS A PROPLEM FTR POLICE
RISE IN CAR, MOPED THEFTS CONCERN POLICE OFFICIALS
MAN SAYS HE WAS ABDUCTED, BEATEN, ROBBED
TEEN CHARGED IN HIT ANO RUN
MAN WITH PISTOL ROBS Ifc-YEAR-OLP EMPLOYEE
MORAL MAJORITY
SEE ALSO LIBERTY FEDERATION
WHAT HOLDS FALWELL'S 'MAJORITY'
TOGETHER?
MORALITY
SEE ALSO NATIONAL FEDERATION FO' DECENCY
TEACHING OF VALUES A DUTY OF SCHOOLS
IS EVIL GOOD?
TEACHING VALUES CAN THREATEN FREEDOM
'VALUES' EDITORIAL JUST RIGHT
NEED FOR VALUES DEVIOUS
TRY SOME MORALITY PILLS
MORALITY FROM EDITORIAL
MORATOC INDIANS
SEE ALSO INDIANS, N.C.
ANCIENT CANOES FOUND AS PHELPS LAKE SHRINKS
MORAVIAN LOVEFEAST
FOLDING FOR FEAST
CLUB WILL MAKE RESERVOIR BRIG-IT WITH CANDLELIGHT
M0P4VI4NS
SEE 4LS0 AMISH
SEE ALSO PETHABARA (MORAVIAN CHURCH)
MORAVIAN LEADER CITES GROWTH TBSTACLES
MQRDECAI HISTORIC PARK
IN THE SPOTLIGHT
MOPEHEAD CITY, N.C.
FOSSILIZED WHALE NECKDONE FOUND
SYMPHONIC STRAINS TO WAFT ACR'ISS CRYSTAL COAST
B'lnCE WORK
SHARKS' UNC PROFESSOR IS HOOKED ON STUDYING THEM
SPANNING POGUE SOUND
MOREHEAO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
SEE MOREHEAO SCHOOL
MOREHEAO FOUNDATION
PRITCHETT TO HEAD GA. FOUNDATION
PRITCHETT ANNOUNCEMENT SURPRISES N.C. EDUCATORS
MOREHEAD FOUNDATION TAPS DIRECTOR
MOPEHEAD HILLS
SEE ALSO APARTMENTS
SEE ALSO JFK TOWERS
SEE ALSO J. J. HENDERSLN TOWERS
SEE ALSO SENIOR CITUFNS
STORE OPERATOR GOES ON TRIAL IN THEFTS CASE
POLICE TASK FORCE OUT TO GET nuRHAM 'FENCES'
BONO DENIED AGAIN FOR MERCHANT
22 CONVICTIONS ARE OVERTURNED IN BREAK-INS CASE
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SUBJECTS
l/O-l/BT
=000 BILLS EASIER TO SWALLOW
RLINO IN N.C.
WQOEHEAD HILLS NE IGHBOKHDOD ASSOCIATION
RESIDENTS OPPOSE INJURY-CENTER PLAN
A SENSE OF COMMUNITY
"OREHEAD PLANETARIUM
SEE UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL MTREHEAO PLANETARIUM
MOREHEAD SCHOLARSHIPS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. SCHOLARSHIPS AND STUDENT
MOREHEAO OFFICIALS SET FINAL INTERVIEWS
60 RECEIVE MOREHEAD SCHOLARSHIPS
DURHAM STUDENTS AMONG M0REHEA3 SCHOLARS
EX-SCHOLARS ASKED FOR HELP IN MATCHING CHALLENGE GRANT
PERSON. GRANVILLE MOREHEAD AWARD NOMINEES SFLECTEO
MOREHFAO FOUNOATION TAPS DIRE: TOR
DURHAM, HENDERSON STUDENTS AMONG mqreHEAD FINALISTS
MOREHEAD SCHOLARSHIP FINALISTS NAMED
MOREHEAD SCHOOL
WHAT BIG EYES
HOHILF LUNCHES MAKE SCHOOLS'
YOUNG TALENT
HONORING TEACHERS
FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL IS...
SOME ENCOURAGING SIGNS
MOPEHEAD SCHOOL FQP THE BLIND
SEE ALSO BLIND
LOW ENROLLMENT THREATENS FUTU'E OF SCHOOLS FOR OEAF,
ALUMNI DEFEND SCHOOL FOR BLIND
MORGAN CREEK
GREENWAYS REPORT DRAWS OBJECTION FROM RESIDENTS
MORGAN ST.
PACT TO PROVIDE OFFICE BUILOIMG PARKING OK'D
TOWERS SITE MAY REQUIRE REZONING, STREET CLOSING
COUNCIL OKS TOWERS' ZONING CHANGE
BUSINESSMAN URGES COUNCIL TO < EEP RONEY STREET OPEN
LET'S SEE EVIDENCE OF DURHAM'S FUTURE
PROUD PAPA
TWIN TOWERS
DURHAM'S wall: THIS IS AN IRRITATION WE CAN LIVE WITH
WORK IN PROGRESS
COUNCIL COMMITTEE FAVORS NEW SIGNS ALONG MORGAN ST.
MOPGANTOM, N.C.
MAN IS CONVICTED OF THREE SLAYINGS
IT WAS SO COLO...
BLASTING OUTFIT
MORGANTON OFFICER CLEARED IN SHOOTING
IT'S NOT A STICKUP
FAMILY WANTS TO PRESERVE SEN. ERVIN'S HOME
SCHOOL LESS OF AN ORDEAL FOR STUDENTS WITH 'PARTNERS'
MORGANTON POLICE OEPT.
MORGANTON MAN KILLED BY OFFICER
MORGANTON POLICE OFFICER CLEARED IN SHOOTING DEATH
MORMONS
A FAMILY FOCUS: LIFE IN UNC'S STUDENT FAMILY HOUSING
FORMER BEAUTY flUEEN ACCUSES PAPER OF LIBEL
MORNING SICKNESS
SEE ALSO PREGNANCY
CRACKERS HELP STOP MORNING SICKNESS
MOROCCO
OR. WALKER HOST FOR FUND-RAISER
SEE MOROCCO ICARTOONI
MORRIS ROWLAND UTILITY INC. (RALEIJH. N.C.I
CONTRACTOR INDICTED IN WORKER'S DEATH
MORRI SON-KNUDSEN CO. INC.
REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO. DISPUTES CLAIMS
MORRISVILLE, N.C.
MORRISVILLE PLANS CLEANUP PROT.RAM
CYANIDE FOUND IN N.C. -MADE EXCtDRIN KILLS WASH. WOMAN
EXCEOPIN WARNING GOES NATIONWIDE; PLANT 'CLEAN'
PARK PLANNED FOR BUSINESS AT MORRISVILLE
SIGNIFICANT DISCREPANCIES REPaRTED IN TRIANGLE JOB APPLICATIONS — SURVEY
MORRISVILLE PLANS ITS PRIME LOCATION
MORROW MOUNTAIN STAT^ PARK
SEE ALSO PARKS, N.C.
TRAILBLAZER
MORTALITY RATES
SEE DEATH RATE
SEE INFANT MORTALITY
MORTGAGE RATES
SEE ALSO INTEREST RATES
FALLING MORTGAGE RATES FUELIN', SALES OF HOMES
DURHAM HO'-EBUYERS' DILEMMA: LIU INTEREST, HIGH LAND PRICES
CO:UI>IUEO DOWNWARD TREND EXPECTED FOR INTEREST RATES
...AND IN TRIANGLE, TREND IS THE SAME FOR FAMILY HOMES
MORTGAGE RATES, DURHAM
SEE ALSO INTEREST RATES
MORTGAGE PATES DROP BELOW 10» IN DURHAM
DURHAM VA LOAN RESTRICTIONS EASED
DURHAM AREA MORTGAGE RATES
DURHAM-AREA MORTGAGE RATES
DURHAM-AREA MORTGAGE RATES
DURHAM-AREA MORTGAGE RATES
DURHAM-AREA MORTGAGE RATES
DURHAM-AREA MORTGAGE RATES
DURHAM-AREA MORTGAGE RATES
DURHAM-AREA MORTGAGE RATES
DURHAM-AREA MORTGAGE RATES
DURHAM-AREA MORTGAGE RATES
DURHAM-AREA MORTGAGE RATES
DURHAM-AREA MORTGAGE RATES
DURHAM-AREA MORTGAGE RATES
DURHAM-AREA MORTGAGE RATES
DURHAM-AREA MORTGAGE RATES
DURHAM-AREA MORTGAGE RATES
MORTGAGE RATES, N.C.
SEE ALSO INTEREST RATES
ANOTHER RECORD YEAR SEEN FOR N.C. THRIFTS
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
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12/31/36
SObJECTS
Pake 6i6
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INTEREST RATE DIP HAS IHOUSAmS SEEKING REAL ESTATE LICENSES
3ANK'5 "ESSAGE GETS REPLIES — IRATE PHOnE CALLS
FIRST-TIHE BUYERS ELIGIBLE FO' 8.3X MORTGAGE RATE
AGENCV HILL HELP PAY MORTGAGES
•'ORTGAGE RATES. U.S.
SEE ALSO INTEREST RATES
MORTGAGE LENDERS WANT INCOME PROM ESCROW ACCOUNTS
TO PE LEADER. SATS MILLIONAIRE, LOOK LIKE LEADER. ACT LIKE ONE
HOHE-nUYING MARKETS ARE EXPECTED TO CHANGE DRAMATICALLY IN 5 YEARS
LDw MORTGAGES FUEL HOME PRICE RISE
DURHAM-AREA MORTGAGE RATES
MORTGAGES
SEE ALST FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANK BOARD
SEE ALSO FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO HOIiE-EOUITY LOANS
SEE ALSO HOUSING. COSTS
SEE ALSO HOUSING, LOAN PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO REAL ESTATE FORECLOSURES
SEE ALSO VETERANS ADMINISTRATION MORTGAGES
LAh SAYS BUYERS MUST BE NOTIFIED ABOUT FLOOD PLAIN
DEMAND UP <,6t FOR DURHam-maOE LUCKY STRIKE FILTERS
MORTICIANS
SEE ALSO FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND "ORTICtAN ASSOCIATION OF N.C.
SEE ALSO FUNERALS
SEE ALSO N. C. BOARD OF MORTUARY SCIENCE
SANDLIN TRIES TO RENEW HIS MQJTICIAN LICENSE
S'NDLIN DECISION DUE IN MONTH
LIVE LONGER. PRE-PLAN YOUR FLPIERAL — MORTICIAN
POLICE PONOER POLICY CHANGE ON FUNERAL PROCESSION ESCORTS
POLICE REVIEW THEIR FUNERAL ESCORT SERVICE
MARKETING HITS MORTUARIES
MORTON THIOKHL
FOKMER ASTRONAUTS IN THE PRIVATE SECTOR... ICARTOONl
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RAISE QUESTIONS ABOUT ORGAN TRANSPLANTS
SAY GREENSBORO TRANSPLANT CASE TAUGHT LESSONS
NT PATIENT TESTS NEGATIVE FOR AIDS VIRUS
UNIT IS Shut DOWN
IRES' DISEASE BACTERIA FOUND IN N.C. WATER
CONVERGE ON HOSPITAL AFTER LEGIONNAIRES* OUTBREAK
ANTS GIVE GIFT OF SOUND
MOSLEMS
SEE MUSLIMS
M0S3UITDES
SEE ALSO INSECTS. PESTS
SEE ALSO MALARIA
LATE SUMMER RAINS BRING IN BUMPER CROP OF HOSOUITOES
MOSS
MOSS PLANTS ARE OFTEN MI S I DENT IF I ED
MOST SERIOUS PROOUCTIONS
3 ACCUSED OF FRAUD OVER DAVIS CONCERT
TICKET CASE BONO CUT IS DENIEH
BOND TERMS CHANGED IN CONCERT CASE
CHARGE DROPPED IN CONCERT CASE
Two RETURN FROM NYC. GO STRAIGHT TO JAIL
FRAUD SUSPECT CUT ON BOND
CONCERT WITHOUT AN ACT BRINGS INDICTMENTS
TICKET SCAM CHARGES DISMISSED
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MOTELS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO HOTELS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO N.C. MOTEL ASSICIAtION
IF ALL HOTELS PLANNED FOR DURHAM AREA ARE BUILT,
STONE BUYS MQTEL. LAND "iEAR TOwER
1-85 MOTEL GETS NOD FOR TALLE' SIGN
MOTELS. N.C.
SEE ALSO HIGHWOnOS HOWARD JOHNSON IR4LEIGH)
SEE ALSO HOTELS. N.C.
POLICE REPORT SERIES OF MOTEL ROBBERIES IN Two COUNTIES
MOTEL GETS BCMB THREAT
ROU BEST WESTERN MAY MOVE
HOTEL, MOTEL TAX FOR DURHAM 0< " D RY SENATE
MOTHER EARTH NFwS (MAGAZINE!
SEE ALSO MAGAZINES
"MOTHER EARTH NEWS" MAGAZINE SOLO
CHANGED MOTHER CARTH NEWS MAY BE MQVEO TO NEW YORK
WHAT ON (MOTHER! EARTH, IT'S JUST NOT SAME OLD MAGAZINE
MQTHER-OF-THE-YEAR, OURHAH
NOMINATIONS SOUGHT FQR MOTHERS OF YEAR
NOMINATIONS SOUGHT FQR MOTHER OF YEAR
MOTHERS OF THE YEAR
MOTHERS
SEE ALSO BIRTHS, ILLEGITIMATE
SEE ALSO CHILDBIRTH
SEE ALSO FAMILY STRUCTURE
SEE ALSO SINGLE MOTHERS
SEE ALSO SURROGATE MOTHER
SEE ALSO WOMEN, CAREERS
FOR TEEN MOTHERS, LIVING, DlgAMING GO ON
WOMEN HAVE BERN MISLED
N.C. WOMAN GETS 3 LIFE SENTENCES FOR INFANT DEATHS
NEVER TOD LATE TO HONOR MOTHER
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ONCE A MOTHER ALWAYS A MQThER
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MY MOTHER'S DAY COLUMN MADE THIS READER ANGRY
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THE MOTHERS IMUSIC GROUPl
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MOTHERS AGAINST DRUNKEN DRIVING IHAOni
SEE ALSO DRUNKEN DRIVING
CLEARING THE RECORD
HOW TO DRIVE WHEN YOU'RE DRUNK. SPONSOKFD BY M.A.D.D. CADI
HADD FOCUS ON PROMS. GRADUATIONS
owl SCOREBOARD (ADI
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POLICE CHIEF CITES EPIDEMIC: WAR DECLARED ON DRUGS
owl SCOREBOARD lAOl
DRINKING LAW WRONG
DON'T PAROLE DRUNKEN DRIVER
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MOTHER'S DAY
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MY MOTHER'S DAY COLUMN MADE THIS READ^^R ANGRY
MOTHS
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MOTION PICTURES
SEE FILM INDUSTRY
MOTOR OIL
HOUSE ENDORSES MEASURE TO KILL CONSECUTIVE TERM AMENDMENT
MOTOR VEHICLE INSPECTIONS
SEE ALSO MOTOR VEHICLE STICKERS
CHECK OF AUTO INSPECTORS TURNS UP LOT OF VIOLATIONS
MOTOR VEHICLE STICKERS
SEE ALSO AUTO REGISTRATION
SEE ALSO AUTOS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC AUTOS AND AUTO MANUFACTURERS!
SEE ALSO AUTOS. PROPERTY TAXES
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL. N.C. LICENSE PLATES
SEE ALSO LICENSE PLATES
SEE ALSO MOTOR VEHICLE INSPECTIONS
SEE ALSO MOTOR VEHICLE TAXES
SEE ALSO PROPERTY TAXES. N.C.
CAR FEE BACK IN TOWN
CARRbORO TAGS DUE
CARRBORO APPROVES LOWER HEIGHT LIMITS ON SO»e BUILDINGS
CRACKDOWN PLANNED OVER AUTO STICKERS
DEAOLINF IS EXTENDED
VEHICLE STICKERS SENT OUT
CITY SEEKS HIGHFR AUTO LICENSE TAX
OPrRATOR LOSES STATE CONTRACT ON LICENSE TAGS
MOTOR VEHICLE TAXES
SEE ALSO AUTOS. PROPERTY TAXES
SEE ALSO LICENSE PLATES. N.C.
SEE ALSO MOTOR VEHICLE STICKERS
SEE ALSO TAXES. N.C.
TAX SWITCH PROPOSED FOR MOTOR VEHICLES
CHANGF IN MOTOR VEHICLE TAX P.^SITIVF AND NEGATIVE
MOTOR VEHICLE TAX MAY BE TRADED IN
LEGISLATOR WANTS AUTO TAX REFORM
«5 AUTO TAX ON COUNCIL'S 1987 LEGISLATIVE WISH LIST
LEGISLATIVE LIST MAY INCLUDE NEW FEES
MOTORCYCLE DEATHS
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS. MOTORCYCLE
MORRISVILLE MAN KILLED IN MOTORCYLE ACCIDENT
MOTORCYCLE WRFCK KILLS BRAGG SOLDIER
GRANVILLE HAN KILLED IN MISHAP
BIKE WRECK KILLS BRIDGES
MOTORCYCLE WRECK KILLS MAN
POLICE SAY BIKE HIT CAR. CAUGHT FIRE
MOTORCYCLIST KILLED IN ORANGE COUNTY
MOTORCYCLE GANGS
SEE ALSO GANGS
VIRGINIA AUTHORITIES BLAME SIX MURDERS ON BUNGLED DRUG DEAL
MOTORCYCLES
SEE ALSO DIRT BIKES
SEE ALSO HELMETS
TEENS CHARGED IN motorcycle THEFTS
OFF-DUTY OFFICER CHARGED
CYCLIST CHARGED AFTER LEADING CHASE
A DOC AND HIS BIKE
MOTORCYCLIST LOSES CHASE
MOTORCYCLIST CHARGED AFTER lOD-MPH CHASE
POLICE: SHOT FIRED AT CYCLIST
TWO ACCUSED OF STEALING MOIORHIKES
MOTORCYCLES. THEFTS
SEE ALSO AUTOS. THEFTS
STOLEN MOTORCYCLE RECOVERED: 2 HELD
MOTOROLA INC.
PERSON COUNTY TO PURCHASE COMMUNICATIONS EOUIPHENT
MOUNT. WHITE. KING. HUTSON. WALKER AND GARDEN
DURHAM INDUSTRY COUNCIL INCORPORATES
MOUNT AIRY. N.C.
REFRIGERATOR EXPLOSION CAUSES 135.000 DAMAGE
MT. AIRY BREAKDOWN
TOWN WARNS 13 FIRMS TO STOP POLLUTING WATER
MOUNT CELO
GOVER^■MENT TO BUY MOUNT CELO LAND
MOUNTAIN LAND OWNER READY TO DISCUSS SALE
MuUNT EVEREST
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A
6
T
F
S27
H 2
5/11/86
0
5
U
G33
H 2
6/14/86
A
A
J
G33
S 2
6/26/86
A
7
N
H 2 7/11/86 B 8 N
H 2 3/21/86 A 13 N
1/15/86
B 1
N
2/05/86
H 1
N
2/05/86
B 1
N
3/05/86
B 5
N
7/01/86
8 5
N
7/12/86
I, 1
tt
12/16/86
(, 1
N
12/30/86
B 1
N
s
s
s
H
H
s
2
2
2
2
2
2
9/18/86
9/19/86
11/13/86
1I/1A/S6
12/12/86
12/12/86
A
A
C
B
B
A
16
11
9
1
1
1
J
J
J
N
N 551
N H70
H
H
H
s
H
s
H
7
2
2
2
2
2
2
3/10/86
3/31/86
6/08/86
7/07/86
7/08/86
7/08/86
9/11/86
c
A
c
A
A
A
A
I
10
9
1
8
2
lA
N
>l
N
n
0
0
0
H
1
5/09/86
R
8
N
1/09/86
B
5/17/86
1
0/26/86
V
6/28/86
r
7/13/86
(
3/05/96
(
p
9/09/86
r
2
10/23/86
L
I''
H 2 <,/2T/^b C 5 N
H 1 6/03/86 C 1 N
S 2 12/1 V/86 C 11 P N
S I 6/12/»6 A ' N
H 2 6/15/86 0 ? P P R76
H 2 7/13/86 C 12 N
H 2 10/30/86 L 11 N
H 1 11/01 /86 C 3 N
H 2 6/01/86 D 1 P F
I \ 0 E X
12/31/B6
DURHi" CHURCHES &?T GRANT TO DEVcLOP SQC I »L HIMISTRIE!:
MOUNT HOLLrt N.C.
ANNEXATION 9ATILES PLARE ACROSS NORTH CAROLINA
MOUNT MCPE FINISHING CO.
HILLHEN. RETIRED CHAIRMAN Of FfJISHING COMPANY. DIES
ROBERT OODDS MILLIKrN. TEXTILE EXECUTIVE. DIES
MOUNT MITCHELL
MOST TREES STOP MOUNT MITCHELL DEAD OR DYING
TREES DYING ON N.C. MOUNTAIN: SCIENTISTS STUMPED BY CAUSE
RESEARCHER: FORESTS SICKENING ON APPalaChIA'S hI&h SU"miTS
GOVERNMENT TO BUY MOUNT CELO L AN3
MOUNT NOPIAH ROAD
ZONING REQUESTS TO RECEIVE ATTENTION OF COUNCIL PANEL
CITY EXPLORES DISPOSAL SITE POSSIBILITY
"T. Pleasant u''Iteo "Ethooist church
SEE ALSO "ETHOOISTS
THE JEfllSH CHR ISTIAN
MOUNT SYLVAN RURITAN CLU9
NEW OFFICERS
MOUNT SYLVAN UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
CHURCH RECEIVES «20.000 GRANT
BAZAAR ITEMS
MOUNTAIN CLIMSIIiG
HIGH ROAD TO HIMALAYAN ADVENTJRF
MOUNTAIN DANCE AND FOLK FgsyivAL
SEE ALSO FESTIVALS. N.C.
IN The SPOTLir.HT
""'""^SURpif'cOUNTY^FOLKS CALL MOUNTS IN VIEW ESTATES -FBI HILL'
MOUNTAIN MOMEN
SEE ALSO WOMEN, HISTORY
MOUNTAIN WOMEN PERFORMED CHORES ABOVE THE CALL OF DUTY
MOUNTAINS
SEE ALSO ANDES MOUNTAINS
SEE ALSO APPALACHIAN MOUNTAINS
SEE ALSO ROAN MOUNTAIN
LUREO BY THE UNTIMELY
MOUNTAIN COUNTIES HIGH IN HIGHWAY FUNDS
HIKERS FIND MOUNTAIN TRAIL POSTED . _ , »
RECORD NU-a^R CF TOURISTS hFA^ for N.C. MOUNTAINS TO ESCAPE HEAT
LATE 'UMMER RAINS MAY PROVIDE GOJO CDLOP SHO« IN MOUNTAINS
SC'=NIC "OUNTAINTOP BECOMES TOPIC OF EMOTIONAL CONTROVERSY
MOUNTAIN LAND OWNER READY TO OISCUSS SALE
"OVIF THEATERS
SEE ALSO PALACE THEATER IROXBORO. N.C.I
SEE ALSO THEATERS. N.C.
ON 5TAGF
THE PALACE "AY BE THEATER AGAIN
JAMES BROTHERS WERE bIG DRAWS IN ROXBORO
MOVING AND STCRAGE
SEE ALSO MOVING COMPANIES
SEE ALSO THUC<IN* HOVERS
ON FIGHTING THE blG bOYS AND THE GOVERNMENT
1<.IH MOVE IN 15 YEARS LIKE HEADING FOR HOME
ALAS. FAREWELL
MOVING COMPANIES
SEE ALSO MOVING ANO STORAT.E
ON FIGHTING THE BIG BOYS AND THE GOVERNMENT
MR. DID
REAPY TO ROLL
MR. EO (TELEVISION SHOWl
SLUR AGAINST MR. EO CASE OF CENSQO-MANIA
MR. HjAGIE IWILLOWDALE SHOPPING CE'lTERI
SEE ALSO RESTAURANTS. DURHA"
MR. HOaGIE restaurant is ROBBED
1 CHARGED. 2 HURT IN SCUFFLE
MR. UNC CO'!TEST
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. STUDENTS
OOOOPS. MR. UNC
MRS. PENNYFEATHERS PLAYERS
UNBEARABLE EXCITEMENT
FREE OF CHARGE
MUCH A'^O aB'JUT NOTHING
ACTORS ENJOYING UNC -ADO' , ., ,
PLAYMAKERS "MUCH ADO" IS A REVISIONIST PELK-HT
THERE'S 'MUCH AOO' ABOUT BARD'S PLAY
MUD CRFEK (DURHAM COUNTY 1
SOUTHWEST OUiiHAM NEEDS IMPACT STU'^Y
CMMISSIUN RAPS DURHAM PLANNER S
CITY NEFQS TO EASE PRESSURE IN NEW HOPE COkRIOOP area
COUNCIL. PLANNERS TO OISCUSS COMPLAINTS
ZONING PANEL TO VOICE GRIEVANIES TODAY
POLITICS RAPPED IN ZCNING RE3JEST
PLANNERS. COMMISSION "A'E PEACE
ZONING POARO GRIPES LEGITIMATE NEWS STORY
PANELS FORMED TO EASE COUNCIL-PCZ TALK
"""^''laShl'^Y CONVICTED 0"= OISTRIBUTINi UNSIGNtP FLIERS
DIRTY CAMPAIGNS HURT POLITICS ANQ THE STaT;
BROYHILL'S MOO-SLINGING IS DISAPPOINTING ,..„„
RULES FOR POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENTS CHANGE IN •9<.; NEGATIVE AOS TABOO
MJGGINGS
SEE ASSAULTS. DURHAM
SEE ASSAULTS. DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ASSAULTS. N.C.
SEE ASSAULTS. U.S.
MUIRHEAO PLAZA
REACHING OUT
A TASTE OF SPRING
CITY THAI CARES
MULBERRY HILL
S I T
N F E I Y
P 0 f^ATE C K* L P "YL
S 2 12/1 1/°6 C I -I W82
pa;e alii
i/oi/e? I
H 2 6/2B/B6 A 1";
M
S 2 3/l5/»e> A 1 0
H 2 3/16/B6 A IPO
H 2 5/32/B6 A 14 N
S 2 5/03/P6 A lA P N
H 2 6/11/P6 A II P N
H 2 10/30/B6 C 11 N
S 2 11/10/R6 C 1 •' HTC
S 2 11/11/B6 A •: •( H70
H 2 2/d?/°b E 1 P F HOI
S 2 l2/n/B6 a 1 P P <30
H 2 2/0B/B6 C ? N
S ? 10/07/86 e 7 P P F70
H 2 <)/01/B6 D 1 p F
H 2 d/OB/'b 0 ". P N
H 2 6/10/e(> D <. N
S 2 ?/D3/?6 0 2 F
H 2
H 2
H 2
S 1
S 2
H 2
H 1
2/26/B6
5/2B/R6
6/27/B6
d/lA/Pi
9/17/86
l0/3?/»6
U/01/P6
IP
B
S 2 6/23/B6 L 1
H 1 7/22/86 b 1
H 1 7/2?/»6 P 1
R76
SB"
S3C
H 2 5/0A/B6 L IR P F Lil
S 2 10/06/36 C 1 U H03
H 3 12/10/B6 C I P P E70
H 2 5/0i/B6 C IP P F L<.l
H ? 11/27/R6 3 APR S7'>
S 2 5/1S/86 A <. f
H 2 0/J7/B5 t
S 2 8/37/B6 C
M 3 I0/l6/fl6 D
H 2 2/04/86 C
S 2 2/20/B6 C
H
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4/11/B6 3
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7
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<./lR/P6 A
16
H
7
lO/07/Bt »
A
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s
7
I0/D7/P6 A
1
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7
I0/0B/B6 A
A
L
^
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10/30/86 A
1
H("
s
7
I0/13/B6 C
s
2
10/IA/B6 A
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h;o
s
2
10/15/P6 A
N
s
7
10/15/B6 A
A
s
2
10/17/86 A
N
H 1 1/0B/B6 H
H 2 J/06/e6 A
H 2 8/26/P6 A
S 2 'J/0A/B6 C
H 2 2/l^/»6 A 1
S 2 4/J4/P6 C 1
H 2 5/21/''6 A A
MONTHLY/A
NNU4L INDEX
1/01/86 - 12/31/86
SUBJECTS
PASE 619
l/oo/n?
COUflTV SCHOOLS NEED t6l MILLION
75<i-4CRE PROJECT TO GO IN S. TURH4M
2 LAND PARCELS BOUGHT FOR HOP": VALLEY FARMS
HOPE VALLEY FARMS TO SEEK ANN=]<ariON
CITY COUNCIL OKS PEVELOPMENT PACT
CITY OKS HOPE VALLEY FARMS PACT
FIR" SHOWS PLANS FOR HO»E PROJECT
RE20NING FOR HOPE VALLEY OK'O
MULCHING
SEE ALSO GARDENING, DURHAM
MULCHES ACT AS DEFENSE AGAINST WEEDS
MULES
HULE MARKET
MULTI-FAMILY HOUSING
SEE ALSO APARTMENTS
SEE ALSO CONDOMINIUMS
SEE ALSO HOUSING. DURHAM
SEE ALSO HOUSING. U.S.
SEE ALSO SINGLE-FAMILY HOMES
SEE ALSO TOWNHOUSFS
MULTIFAMILY DWELLINGS POPULAR INVESTMENTS
11.6 HOUSING UNITS A DAY HERE BUILT IN DURHAM DURING FIRST NINE MONTHS
MULIIFIBER ARRANGEMENT
SEE ALSO TEXTILE INDUSTRY
TEXTILE PACT GETS 5-YEAR EXTENSION
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
SEE ALSO DURHAM DOARO OF REALTORS
HOUSING OFMANO. LOW INTEREST RATES BUILD STRONG MARKET
TRIANGLE DEVELOPER GETS LESSON ABOUT AREA BROKERAGE
MULTIPLE PFRSONAU ITIES
SEE ALSO MENTAL ILLNESS
•THREE (PLUSI FACES OF E V^ • HAPPILY NOW ONLY ONE
'EVE- CHAMPIONS FIGHT AGAINST MENTAL ILLNESS
•EVE* NOW -FREE" AFTER <.<> YEA^S
FROM '3 FACES" TO ENERGY OF THREE PEOPLE
CHILD ABUSE DEVASTATING
MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS
N.C. FIRE KILLS INVALID MOTHER. 3 CHILDREN
DUKE RESEARCH MAY SHED LIGHT ON MS
MUNICIPAL BONDS
SEE ALSO BOND MARKETS
MUNICIPAL BOND MARKET RESURGENCE EXPECTED
TAX ON BOND INTEREST "WOULD NIT TROUBLE" N.C.
U.S. TAX BILL COULD AFFECT CIVIC CENTER BONOS
RFPORT ON CENTER BONO EXEMPTION DUE THURSDAY
BONO TAX COULD COST CITY, COUNTY MUCH
DATE
J/U/lb
2/26/n6
2/27/n6
3/10/B6
3/1R/86
3/18/86
3/2T/B6
7/01/B6
C PG I P OYL
N 'a'l
N Mb^
N
N M69
N SSI
N "6°
N W82
N ^as
H 2 a/2'»/a6 D I p F sen
S/2<./B6
1 l/0''/86
1
16
H 2 8/02/86 A
2 11/01/86 F
2 12/l'./86 F
H 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
S 2
1/08/B6 B
1/08/86 E
1/08/86 C
10/05/86 C
12/03/86 A
7/09/86
6/18/86
N B30
N S27
N J 13
N
3/20/86 A 18
3/2'/86 A II
3/2S/86 C 1 N
3/2'i/86 A 1 N M69
'i/01/86 A 4 E
MURALS
BID APPROVED FOR CLEARING AIRPORT LAND
AIRPORT BUYS MUSEUM MURAL
AUTUMNAL MURAL
MURDER. CARRBORO
POLICE: FISHER STILL SUSPECT IN CARRIE MILKERSON KILLING
MAN GETS LIFE TERM FOR SLAYING
MURDER, CHAPEL HILL
COURT ACTIUN EXPECTED IN STEWART SLAYING
WRIGHT APPEARANCE IS SET FOR MQNDAY
ARRAIGNMENT SET IN MURDER CASi^
WRIGHT PLEADS GUILTY IN UNC STUDENT'S DEATH
WRIGHT GETS LIFE TERM: YOUTH PLEADS GUILTY IN SLAYING OF COED
FOX DEFENDS DECISION ON DEATH PENALTY
WRIGHT SENTENCED
FOX OFFENDS HIS DECISION NOT TO SEEK OEATH PENALTY
HOW FRANTIC SEARCH LEO TO HOPELESS "AGE
THE DISTRICT ATTORNEY MADE RIGHT DECISION
STOP THE CRIMINALS
CARL FOX ACTED CORRECTLY
HISSED CONNECTIONS: BREAK IN KIDNAPPING DEATH RESULT OF PARENT'S HONESTY
'IT WAS A VERY HARU THING TO 00. ..WE COULDN'T 00 IT ON OUR OWN-
CHAPEL HILL HAN SHOT TO DEATH
HAN RULED ABLE TO FACE MURDER TRIAL
TRIAL DELAYED
WIFE CHARGED IN MAN'S DEATH
DEFENDANT RULED COMPETENT
WOMAN OECLAREO INCOMPETENT FOR TRIAL IN HUSBAND" S SLAYING
WITNESSES RECALL SHOOTING SCEME IN BURKE'S MURDER TRIAL
TRIAL WITNESSES OUOTE MURDER DEFENDANT: 'PEOPLE OUT TO GET ME'
ORANGE HAN CLEARED OF MURDER TY INSANITY PLFA
BURKE TO Bt MOVED TO UMSTEAO HOSPITAL
JUDGE ORDERS MURDER DEFENDANT SENT TO BUTNER
ONE YEAR LATER, EFFECTS OF CO-ED'S MURDER LINGER
UNC POLICE: ALL DONE TO AVOID COED MURDER
MAN ACQUITTED IN KILLING MUST REMAIN IN HOSPITAL
SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS TERM IN 1<)S<. SLAYING
MURDER, nuRHAM
SEE ALSO FELONY MURDER RULE
SEE ALSO INVOLUNTARY MANSLAUGHTER
SEE ALSO MANSLAUGHTER
GRAND JURY INDICTS YOUTH FOR •MURDER AND ASSAULT
^MySftl^Tlbl?'!* AT NORTHERN HIGH: CHEERLEADER. 17, KILLED IN. ..PARKING LOT
DURHAM TEEN CHARGED WITH GIPL'S DEATH
NORTHERN PREPARED TO HELP STUDENTS COPE
SHOPTFNED DAY BRINGS SOLACE TO STUDENTS
STUDENT HELD WITHOUT BONO IN SHOOTING OF CLASSMATE
SHOOTING PLANNED, REPORTED NOTE SAYS/COURT SOURCES: PAPERS IN. ..TRUCK
SCHOOL AUDITORIUM SITE FOR "ISS RUSSELL'S RITES
FAMILY, FRIENOS PACK SERVICES FOR SLAIN STUDENT
SHERIFF SAYS YOUTH ADMITS ROL"? IN CRIME ON RECORDING
SLAIN STUDENT GRIEVED 'IN SEASON OF SORROW'
MURDER SUSPECTED AFTER BODY FOUND
MAN. T,, CHARGED IN NEIGHBOR'S DEATH
LAST RESPECTS
deputies: TAPE TIES HANCUSO TO SLAYING
A COMMUNITY IN PAIN
2 ARRESTED FOR MURDER
16-YEAR-OLD CHARGED IN SLAYING OF ACQUAINTANCE, 18
MURDER DEFENDANT APPEARS IN COURT
MANCUSO TRANSFERRED AFTER SUICIDE TRY
MANCUSO MOVED AFTER APPARENT SUICIDE TRY: CASE GOES MONDAY TO GRAND JURY
MANCUSO INDICTED FOR SLAYING CLASSMATE
GRAND JURY INDICTS STUDENT FO'! MURDER
MAN MURDERED AT PARTY AT DUKE
SUSPECT SOUGHT AFTER SLAYING ON DUKE CAMPUS
SUSPECT IN SLAYING TURNS HIMSELF IN
MAN GETS HEARING ON MURDER
H 2 1/08/86 A 8
S 2 1/08/86 C 1
S 2 9/17/86 B 2
H
2
5/07/86
A
1 3
N
H
3
a/lJ/P6
c
N
H
3
2/07/86
B
P
N
W27
S
2
2/07/86
C
P
M
H
2
2/10/86
A
11
N
s
2
2/10/86
A
P
N
W27
H
2
2/11/86
A
P
N
W27
H
2
2/11/86
A
-N
s
2
2/11/86
A
P
N
s
2
2/11/86
A
N
H
2
2/16/86
B
N
H
2
2/16/66
D
F
H
2
2/16/86
A
L
H
2
2/24/66
A
L
H
2
3/09/86
A
p
N
X 11
H
2
3/39/86
A
P
N
831
H
2
',/I9/86
C
N
H
3
6/06/86
B
N
H
3
6/11/86
C
N
H
2
6/13/86
B
N
H
3
7/0<./86
8
N
W27
H
3
7/31/86
B
N
W27
H
3
8/07/66
B
N
W27
H
3
a/08/86
a
N
^27
2
6/09/86
A
N
-127
s
2
6/09/86
B
N
H
2
8/12/»6
c
N
W27
H
5
H
2
1
1
a/24/86
8/25/86
8/26/86
c
c
c
.
p
N
N
M
•310
H
3
io/ua/B6
c
2
N
S
2
1/07/86
C
1
N
H
2
1/10/86
A
1 P
N
A5<.
5
2
1/10/86
A
1 P
N
Tn5
S
2
1/10/86
A
1 P
N
113
H
2
1/11/P6
A
1
N
154
H
2
1/11/86
A
1 P
N
"51
H
2
l/U/86
A
1
N
SB?
H
2
1/11/86
A
0
S
2
1/11/86
A
I
N
T85
H
2
1/12/86
A
I
N
M51
H
2
1/12/86
A
1 P
N
M51
H
2
l/l V86
B
11
N
H
2
1/13/86
B
lA
N
S
2
1/13/86
C
1 P
P
F70
s
2
1/13/86
c
1
N
H
2
1/15/86
A
A
F
s
2
1/15/86
A
1 P
N
Ta5
H
2
1/16/86
B
1 P
fl
A54
5
2
1/16/86
c
1 P
N
TB5
H
?
/17/86
A
1
N
A54
S
2
1/17/86
c
I
N
H
2
1/21/86
A
I
M
?
1/21/86
B
1
rj
5
2
1/25/86
A
1
N
M03
H
2
1/26/86
B
1
N
H
2
1/27/86
B
1
N
S
2
1/27/86
c
1
N
mwrmmma
HONTHLV/A
INDEX
lJ/31/86
SUBJECTS
'AGE 6'i0
M4NCUS0 ARRAIGNMENT SET
FUNP TO HONOR SLAIN STUDENT
MANCUSO'S HEARING DELAYED ONE MHNTH
MOTIONS FILED FOR MANCU50
LAWYERS TRY TO 9AR DEATH AS PENALTY
GRAND JURY INDICTS GILL FOR MJROEP
M4NCU50 FACES NEW CHARGE „.„-„ ,
HANCUSO ARRAir.NKENT SCHEDULED FOR MARCH 3
SUSPECT IN DECAPITATION FOUND COMPETENT FOR TRIAL
Z MEN INDICTED ON MURDER COUNTS
SON TO STAND TRIAL IN FATHER'S DEATH
MANCUSO HEARING RESET FOR MARCH 17
So*:iS"D'5uK'?"?i[^';cfrB^?HE°A^fSS''rjDNAPP,NG. MURDER
DURHAM MAN INDICTED FOR G I RLFi) I END' 5 DE A IH
PLEA BARGAIN IN MURDER GETS MAN 16 YEARS
2 HELD. 1 SOUGHT IN MAN'S DEATH
MURDER NETS MAN Ifl YEARS .„,„,t..
MAN FOUND BEATEN DIES AT DUKE HOSPITAL
MAN DIES FROM BEATING; THREE CHARGED
TEEN SOUGHT IN DEATH
THIRD SUSPECT IN BEATING DEATH SUOREJDEOS
16-YEAR-OLD 10 FACE DEATH SENTENCE E3R 5LAYING
WITNESS RECALLS FIGHT BEFORE FATAL SHOOTING
DURHAM MURDER TRIAL TESTIMONY RESUMES
5SR?'c'^N?!^.^ES'SErySilM5rt. DURHAM MURDER TRIAL ^
HARRIS CONVICTED OF MURDER; SENTENCING SLATED M0.40AY
MURDER SENTENCING IS MONDAY
INSANITY WILL BE MANCUSTS DEFENCE
COURT DELAYS HEARING IN UPSHU" MURDER CASE
HARRIS GETS 15 YEARS FO^ MURD=R
MANCUSO CLAIMS INSANITY, PLEADS NOT GUILTY
HARRIS GETS 15 YEARS ''OR MURDER
SuRHiM ►■Sn CfiARGED IN SHOOTIN' AT DUPLEX
MURDER CHARGE FILED AFTER FRIDAY SHOOTING
MAN DRAGGED 3Y VAN AT COURTHOUSE DIES ,^^^^
DURHAM MAN IS KILLED STOPPING VEHICLE THEFT
WOMAN. 31, SLAIN PY SHOTGUN BLAST; BOYFOIEND CHARGED
RUSSELL SCHOLARSHIP FUND HITS 415.000
HOLLAND CHARGED WITH MURDER
MANCUSO BACK IN DURHAM BRIEFLY
TEEN SHOT TO DEATH
MAN CHARGED IN TEEN'S DEATH
3 MEN IMDICTEn FOP FATAL BEATING .-.t-
SOBBING DEFENDANT GETS ?5-YEAR TERM IN WOMAN'S DEATH
COVINGTON'S MURDER CONVICTION UPHELD ,^„^,„.,
TEEN'S ATTORNEYS SEFK TO PREVENT DEATH SENTENCE
MANCUSO MOTIONS TO BE HEARD MONDAY
jSocf Ru1:Es'prSse!u?URs"ca&nSV'sEEK death penalty for MANCUSO
CHARLOTTE HAN SLAIN IN RTP
MAN SHOT TO DEATH NEAR G0VERN:)RS INN
BULLET SLUG IS SOUGHT IN SLAYING
OFFICIALS RULE OUT DRUGS. R0B5ERY
IN RTP SLAYING
WOHAn'CHARGEO" WifH MURDER
DURHAM WOMAN HELD FOR MURDER „,t^l,
DURHAM BOY FINDS FATHER SHOT TO DEATH IN DITCH
BOY FINOS FATHER SLAIN
POLICE PRCBE DURHAM SHOOTING ,,„.„
MANCUSO TO BE RETURNED TO OUR-I AM COUNTY TODAY
MANCUSO RETURNS TO DURHAM TODAY
MANCUSO RETURNED TO DURHA"; AJAITS TRIAL
NAACP SAYS POLICE MURDERED MAN
UNIDENTIFIED HAN FOUND SHOT DEAD
HILLSBOROUGH MAN FOUND SLAIN ^ItAR LAKE ROAD
BODY FOUND IN DURHAM WAS HILLSBOROUGH MAN'S
AUTOPSY CONFIRMS SHOOTING
DURHAM MAN SHOT TO HEATH
DURHAM MAN IS CHARGED WITH MURDER
MAN CHARGED WITH MURDER „^.,^
MAN IS INDICTED IN G IRLI'R I EN D' S DEATH
DURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS
MANCUSO MURDER TRIAL SET TO OPEN .,„,..
JURY 5ELTCTT0N SET TO BEGIN" IM MANCUSO TRIAL
SECURITY TIGHT FOP MURDER TRIAL
MANCUSO JURY PICKS SLOW
TELEVISING OF TOIAL CRITICIZED
3 JURORS SEATED IN MANCUSO TRIAL
FIVE MORE JURORS ARE SEATED FTR MANCUSO TRIAL
JURY SELECTION PROCEEDS SLOWLY IN MANCUSO TRIAL
12 JURORS SELECTED FOR MANCUS? TRIAL
SLAIN GIRL'S MOTHER TELLS OF ENCOUNTfcPS
SlTflESS DETAILS GIRL'S SLAYING BY MANCUSO
mJn SHOT AT hSrDEE'S DIES; MULDER CHARGED FILED
Jt^?V^?s"S?F^°'HEJ°BRS!l;kR''?S«'GED IN SHOOTING DEATH
MANCUSO ADMITS SLAYING IN TAP= PLAYED TO JURY
MANCU'^O DEFENSE BEGINS ON MDNIAV
FEW MURDERERS INSANE
PARENTS KNEW OF MANCUSO'S CRU' H
c"LTs^.5S;is'c'S[L''^AKt'i^si"!ErTL^L'?S'v'7Sa PERSON
2t?c£ot?h\sT'TYs'sHi"gi^rEvls°M^ANCUSO INSANE DAY OF SLAYING
OA PROliFS VALIDITY OF TESTS ON MANCUSO
ESgERT^AjREE'MANCUSo'lNSAN.:: ACCUSED'S DELUSIONS DANGEROUS...
WHERE'S JUSTICE IN SHOOTING DEATH?
MAN CHARGED WITH MURDER „.,„„,.
PSYCHIATRIST SAYS MANCUSO ON MISSION
EXPERT CITES PEMUPS'= BY MANCUSO AS SIGN OF HOPE FOR
JURORS REVIEW MANCUSO'S MEDICAL REPORTS. GRADES
TEACHERS. WORKER SAW NO UNUSUAL SIGNS IN MANCUSO
MANCUSO DENIED MISTRIAL HOTIffI
fS^ALS'^klil^'2rNciVs"'Ei!?? S^??rON"55kY'S OPINION OF SANITY
^?K^^?S?C°SI^TR'7?f'^l5?u?ls'cCAfnt^CUSO INSANE AT TIME OF KILLING
MANCUSO MOTIVE SAID H I UD EN
MAN INDICTED IN APRIL DEATH
MANCUSO'S FATE BEFORE JURY
MANCUSO JURY AT STANDSTILL , ,„
MANCUSO TRIAL JURORS TO DELIBERATE FURTHER
UNANSWERED QUESTIONS „,.,,„
:iTul°0 i'n'.l^mhk'hoirUrk tU^'^.tll 3-YFaR 5E.NTENCE
MANCUSO GETS LIFE FOR TEEN'S -"U^OEH
da: INSANITY HARD TO PRPVF
TRIAL RAISES QUESTIONS ABOUT INSANITY PLEAS
ATTORNEYS FOR MANCUSO TO FILE APPEAL
HANDGUNS MAKE KILLING EASIER
MANCUSO'S LAWYER FILES NOTICE OF APPEAL
PREMEDITATION WAS PROVED IN MANCUSO CASE
MOTIONS FILED IN MANCUSO CASE
STEPHENS OPPOSES MANCUSO M0TI3NS
CURE
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S 2 2/05/et) A I
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N T8»
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N r85
H 2 3/06/06 D 1
N SB?
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N T85
S 2 3/06/B6 C 1
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H 2 3/07/B6 B A
N
S 2 3/07/66 A 3
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H 2 3/0B/B6 C 2
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H 2 3/11/66 A 1
N S8?
M 2 3/13/86 C 2?
N S87
S 2 3/13/B6 C 3
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H 2 3/lA/fl6 A 16
N 582
S 2 3/1A/B6 A 11
N T85
H 2 3/15/B6 A 13
N S82
S 2 3/15/B6 A 5
N
S 2 3/17/86 A 1
P N T35
S 2 3/17/P6 C 1
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H 2 3/18/86 B 3
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H 2 3/3D/80 C A
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S 2 4/21/86 C 5
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1/01/36
INDEX
12/31/86
TIP LFADS POLICE TQ 800V OF UJRHAH HAN
OOEISFR Sr. MAN FOUND MURDERE'^
STUOEMT SHOT TO DEATH IN DORMITORY AT NCCU
NCCU STUDENT SHOT TO DEATH AT 0OR"ITOHY
CLEARING THE RECORD
POLICE >'AY HAVE SUSPECT IN NCCU STUDENT'S DEATH
INSANITY PLEA TO BE CHALLENGED
MAN SOUGHT IN SHOOTING AT NCCJ
WOMAN'S MUROE" 'JUST HAPPENED.* DEFENDANT SAYS; TERM lo YFARS
o1jRHA"''cr!mEs'tOPPERS*'' "■ "^"^ ''°'* ''"■'l-LY SHOOTING WOMAN IN BACK
IJ-YEAR TERM IMPOSED FOR 3N0-DEGREE HUROER
MAN PLEADS NO CONTEST IN DECAPITATION
DURHAM GRAND JURY INDICTS TWO ON MURDFR CHARGES
PARKER SENTENCING MONDAY
MAN'S BODY FOUND; SLAYING SUSPECTED
MURDER CHARGED IN STARoING
SENTENCE PEfJOING IN MURDER
CR IMESTOPPERS SEEKING LEADS U FATAL SHOOTING OF MAN
MAN GETS 50 YEARS FOR FATHER"! DECAPITAtlON
DURHAM MAN FOUND KILLED
MAN FOUND SLAIN IN OLD PUILDING
POLICE SEEK MAN FOR KILLING
POLICE SEEK MAN CHARGED IN STA8"l|MG
SECOND FATAL STABBING IN J DAYS INVESTIGATED
POLICE STILL SEEK MFN FOR MURDER
WOMAN INDICTED ON MURDER CHARGE
MAN CHARGED WITH MAY BEATING DEATH
BITTLE CHARGED WITH MURDER
MINI MART CLERK SHOT AND KILLFD
HUROER VICTIM IDENTIFIED
Z CLERKS SHOT, ONE FATALLY, IH HOLDUPS
DURHAM MAN CHARGED WITH CLERK'S MURDER
MURDER SUSPECT FACES 2ND CHARGE
BPOWN CHARGED WITH ATTEMPTED ARMED ROBeFRY
MURDER CONVICTION UPHELD IN SPLIT VOTE
MAN CHARGED WITH MANSLAUGHTER. ASSAULT FOR DURHAM MAN'S DEATH
WITNESS: BROTHER TULD HER OF DEATH THREATS
>5,D0n REWARD SET IN SLAYING
MURDER TRIAL TESTIMONY: NEIGHBOR HEARD MOANS, GROANS, SCUFFLING
DEFENDANT SAYS STABBING VICTIM MADE ADVANCE
JURORS TO BEGIN DELIBERATING IN MURDER TRIAL
MAN ARRESTED IN MURDER CASE
DURHAM CklMESTOPPFRS
WILKERSON CHARGED WITH MURDER
JUDGE APPOINTS LAWYER
DEFENOANT SENTENCED TO 15 YEARS IN SLAYING
MPS. VOLLMER INDICTED IN DEATH OF HER HUSBAND
MAN IS INDICTED FOR STABBING DEATH
WIOOW IS CHARGED IN DENTIST'S DEATH
MRS. VOLLMER ARRESTED IN DENTIST'S SLAYING
MPS. VOLLMER'S ARRAIGNMENT SET
MRS. VOLLMER WAIVES FORMAL ARRAIGNMENT
2 INDICTED ON MURDER CHARGES
SHOT MAN COLLAPSES IN POOL HALL
DURHAM MAN Shot to OEATH at pool HALL
ATTORNEY APPOINTED FQR MURDER SUSPECT
2N0 MAN SOUGHT IN KILLING
POLICF CHARGE DIFFERENT BROTHER IN SHOUTING
POLICE ACTIVELY PURSUE CASES IN 5 YET-UNSOLVED MURDERS
VICTIMS, KILLERS IN EACH CASE OFTEN VERY SIMILAR
HAN CHARGED IN GIRLFRIEND'S 0= A TH
SHUT IN CHEST FATAL TO WOMAN
STABBING FATAL ON BERKLEY STREET
BOYFRIEND CHARGED IN SLAYING OF WOMAN
POLICE INVESTIGATE STABBING DEATH
POLICE IDENTIFY STABBING VICTIM
MAN CHAP&EO WITH MURDFR
WOMAN SHUT IN HEAD DIES; CHARGE CHANGFD TO MURDER
GRAND JURY INDICTS 2 MEN IN SLAYING
MARTIN OFFERS REWARD IN NCCU KILLING
MU=DER, DURHAM, UNSOLVED CASES
POLICE ACTIVELY PURSUE CASES IN 5 YET-UNSOLVED MURDERS
VICTIMS, KILLERS IN EACH CASE OFTEN VERY SIMILAR
"URDER, INTERNATIONAL
COMBATTING TERRORISM: WF CANNOT HE RELUCTANT
ITALY IGNORES LESSON OF AIRP05T OOMBING
MISSIONARY, DAUGHTER SLAIN
DURHAM MISSIONARY SLAIN; HDUS=BOY SOUGHT
SUSPECT ARRESTED IN MISSIONARY'S SLAYING
LIBERIA HOLDS HAN IN DEATH
SLAIN MISSIONARY REMEMBERED AS 'LOVING WOMAN'
MEMORIAL SERVICE HELD FOR MISSIONARY, DAUGHTER
MURDER, N.C.
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, MURDER
SEE ALSO INFANTICIDE
SEE ALSO INVOLUNTARY MANSLAUGHTFR
3FE ALSO LIFE SENTENCES
SEE ALSO MANSLAUGHTER
POLICE SAY FIRE VICTIM SPRAYED WITH KFROSENF
ELDERLY WOMAN CHARGED WITH KILLING
13-YEAR-OLD GIRL STABBED TO DEATH IN FAYETTFVILLE
REFUSAL TO TESTIFY NETS PRISON SENTENCE
NURSE'S DEATH BEING INVESTIGATED
FRANKLIN WOMAN HELD ON MyRQER CHARGF
MOTHER CHARGED IN STRANGULATION OF <.-YEAR-OLD
WOMAN POSTS BONO IN SLAYING CASE
BODY FOUND AS CAR PULLED FROM LAKF; TWO CHARGED
EXECUTION CASE APPEAL IS PLAN^IED
MURDER CONVICTION OVERTURNED
OFFICERS SAY ? SLAIN WOMEN W E^ E FROM WAKE COUNTY
BODIES IDENTIFIED AS RALEIGH SISTERS
CHARLOTTE SLAYING CALLED SELF-DEFENSE
MURDERED WOMAN'S CAR "ARKED AT AIRPORT
POLICE HOPE SLAYING ARREST ENDS LENGTHY FAMILY FEUD
I'JSS MURDER CONVICTION OVERTURNED
WAKE MAN CHARGED IN SLAVINGS
HAN IS CONVICTED OF THREE SLAYINGS
HOKE SHERIFF SAYS BLOOO FOUND IN HOUSE MATCHED DEAD WOMAN'S
OXFORD MAN IS CHARGEU IN MURDFR
JURY MULLS SENTENCE FOR 3 HUROER COUNTS
WOHAN SLAIN IN PERSON COUNTY
£y9yjX-^'?''" ""^ ADDED TO FBI'S BIG SIX FUGITIVE LIST
OXFORD MAN HELD IN PERSON SLAYING
EXECUTION SET FOR FEB. I <i
END MAY BE NEAR FOR CONVICTED KILLER JOHN WILLIAM ROOK
TRIPLE-SLAYING NETS MAN 3 LIFE SENTENCES
HAN WHO SAYS MEDIA SPIES ON HIM GETS BO YEARS FOR MURDER
MAN GETS BO YEARS IN SHOUTING
MAN SAYS BROTHER CONFESSED TO KILLING IFEN
NO PUBLIC PROTEST DESERVED
MURDER OF ROCHE 'CHILLING,' JUDGE SAYS
GROUP TO INVESTIGATE MURUER CONVICTION
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H 2 9/23/P6
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H 2 10/05/86
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9 N
S 2 10/08/86
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1/26/86
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HON T H L r / A N^.^y^A^L _ I^:.^D^E„X flv SUBJECTS "A-.i^e.l
MU*060 TRIAL BEGINS TODAY IN HENOEKSgN „,,„„^„ ...,
TESTI-QNY ENDS ON N'^W TBUL IN KinNAPPING. "UBDFD CASE
COUOT DENIES BOOK STAY OF EXECUTION
^HEOIFF IS FINEO FOR GIVING LI dUOO TO JAIL INMATE
COURT POSTPONFS ROOK EXECUTIO"!
woSAli;'^CONVICTFD''oF'HIRING MAN 10 KILL HFH HUSBAND
HCMncDSON MAN GETS LIFE TERM
JUDGE RULES MAN TO STAND TRIA. IM FATHER'S DEATH
MiiBPFR rn4Br, F nROPPFO; Man RELEAS^O
CHARLOTTE MAN GETS 'REAL LIFE SE^^TENCE- FOR KILLING OFFICER
RFCORDlNGSi PHOTOS FOUND IN HIME OF SLAIN DOCTOR
1 KILLED, I HURT DURING SHOOTING AT RESTAURANT
ONE KILLEOi TWO INJURED BY RO'BERS ,„-,.
POLIC^: VICTIM'S BROTHER HELD SHOOTING SUSPECT
WOMAN BLUDGEONED TO DEATH WITH HAMMER
MAN INDICTED IN SLAYING OF TEEN „„^„,„
POLICE SAY 3UNN MAN APPARENTLY WAS MURDERED
WAKF JURY INDICTS DURHAM WOMAN
SBI SAYS MURDER CASE HANDLED PROPERLY
OXFORD MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO SLAYING
THOMAS PLEADS GUILTY „^.,u
TAXI ":tPVICF OWNER FOUND SHOT TO DEATH
SUSPECT ARRESTED IN STEAK HOUSE SLAYING
^.^EIGrMA'N'pEEADs'GitLlY TO^^SoER IN DEATHS OF DAUGHTER. STEPDAUGHTER
CoSrV^OF ipPEALs'oRDERS NEW T5 I AL IN PERSON COUNTY SHOOTING DEATH
THIRD MAN ARRESTED _ „, ,„ «^.t..
GROCERY STORE OWNER NEAR RED SPRINGS SHOT TO DEATH
THREE PEOPLE ARRESTED IN SLAYING OF oncTuR
DISCOURAGING ROBBERS PLAN OF RESTAURANTS
COURT BLOCKS N.C. MURDER EXTRADITION
MURDER CHARGE FILED IN ALAMANCE
MURDER ChAR'-.E filed
DEPUTY'S BODY FOUND . ,„
TWO FUGITIVFS ARRESTED IN CLINTON , ,^„
GREENSBrio DENTIST CHARGED WITH KILLING WIFE, DAUGHTER
30DY OF MURDER VICTIM IDENTIFIED „-.tu
66-YEAR-OLD HICKORY WOMAN FOUND STABBED TO DEATH
MURDER SENTENCES UPHELD „, ^,,„
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO KIDNAPPING, KILLING GIRL
COURT DECLINES TO REVIEW "VERT URNEO CON VI C T ION
DURHAM WOMAN QUESTIONS MACUONALD WITNESS RELIABILITY
JUDGE WON'T DROP CHARGE
ltr.li\:'u'AV'l',h\ll'iVC°- MOVED TO CENTRAL PRISON
NO PAROLE VIOLATION NOTED IN MURDER CASE, OFFICIAL SAYS
BOND DENIED DURHAM LAWYER IN ^-UROER CASE
BOND REFUSED FOR LAWYER HELD IN LOUNGE SLAYING
GAMBINO: THEY WERE GOING TO RIP ME OFF
SCOTLAND COUNTY MAN GIVEN DEATH SENTENCE
STUDENT PLEADS GUILTY TO KILLING INFANT SON
SOLDIER TO PLEAD INNOCENT
OARRYL HUNT FACES SECOND MURDER CHARGE
HEARING FOR DURHAM LAWYER POSTPONED
DURniM LAWYER'S HEARING RESCHEDULED FOR MAY 27
WARRANT SERVED ON INMATE CHARGING MURDER IN I'SBJ
HEARING CONTINUED
^S?iL^°Pn5S?^G"S?f"aSAjFSs NA-E WEAVES THROUGH PLAN...
HICKORY POLICE GO DOOR-TO-DOOR IN MURDER INVESTIGATION
CAMPBELL SIUOENT DISCOVERED SLAIN
DENTIST IS DENIED BOND ON MURDER CHARGES
OAUCHTEBS CHARGED IN DEATH
MURDER TRIAL MOVED TO BUNCOMBE COUNTY
OFNTIST INDICTED ^„, r.„r,r,c
THREE MCDOWELL DEATHS CALLED -JRDERS, SUICIDE
WOMAN SENTENCED FOR KILLING B» JY ,,.,,, „ccirco.5 tap
AGENT SAYS TWO MEN'S PRINTS F^UNO ON SLAIN OFFICER'S CAR
COURT KEEPS MURDER RULING ,„,„„,-„
MAN CCNVICTEU OF MURDERING STATE TROOPtP
NEW TRIAL IS DROERED IN MURDER CASE
^S^rEi'^ArgArE'^SlAT^^P^f^lLlY ^TSLAYING OF WOMAN. CHILDREN
JAILER SAYS BRAY BOASTED OF SLAYING
THREE IflOICTEO ON MURDER CHARGE
Sray'r^Ce"?"'? [?^F°SE'!iflNCE FOR MURDER OF STATE TROOPER
BRAY SENTErgCED TQ LIE": •93 YEARS FOR SLAYING
SLAIN COUPLE IN BUNCOMBE IDENTIFIED
li?ER'ci?v'iiK"G?Tr'^D-??ir?^S«'F3R FATAL SHOOTING, THREE ASSAULTS
BUZZARD RDCK MURDERS PERPLEX INVESTIGATORS
KILLERS DENIED APPEALS . „,
SOLDIER IS ON TRIAL IN THREE SLAYINGS
MURDER HEARING DELAYED by TEST TIG
LINK PRCBED IN OVERLOOK SLAYINGS
IREDELL JURY WILL DECIDE IF MAN LIVES OR DIES
HAN RECEIVES Two LIFE SENTENCES
REWARD CFFEREO IN FORT TRAuG '.LAYING
JURY SENTENCES "AN TQ DIE EOR MURDER OF TEEN-AGER
THERE WAS ONLY I MURDERER. BU' SHERIFF HAD 2 CONFESSIONS
SUPREME COURT REFUSFS T" HEAR TMQ APPEALS
THREE MEN PLEAD INNOCENT IN E'^ATING DEATH
tOUR I THROWS OUT MURJER CONVICTION
EARLIER RULLJG AFFIRMED ON E XC LUO I NG JURORS
BLOOMS ON 'DADDY' ROSES' REMIND E J^ ": * i^. ' I^^ GRIEF
PARTIAL SKELETON IDENTIFIED AS WEST JEFFERSON HAN
JUDGE IMPOSES I^-YEAR TERM IN MURDER CASE
MAN FOUND SLAIN ,,,...-1:
^r^'sirMSN?"Ty'^IJ!5U^^sE^DrER?P.f.^S'ES'TK,AL ^
l1S?,il\ ^?^'D?^ENDiN'f In ltiHV-n\il ^M?in^SHE HOME OF THREE VICTI"
e;RTikh%s?prc;;^R^gE'?sib;R^^?^G'U?E'"^5RDER
l?c'lN^'B^SS'ii"liG lc'!5iiSrE^'-F0i\'AWYER CHARGED WITH MURDER
STATE OPPOSING BID FOR NEW TRIAL IN MURDER CASE
one worker killed, two hurt in fight
yanCEyville man charged in death ,„,,.,,,
MAN CHARGED WITH MURDER IN CARTERET COUNTY
5 I
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B ^YL
H 1 Z/Jft/'b t I R
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S 2 2/0%/B6 C 5
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H 2 2/at/P.b B 5
N
H 2 2/ \/'b A I 1
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H 2 2/17/16 A <.
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H 2 2/IS/B6 B <.
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H 2 2/ "i/Bb C 3
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H 2 2/2n/R6 C <■
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H 2 2/22/n6 A 12
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H 1 Z/Z^/'b 6 3
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H 2 3/02/B6 B '
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S 2 3/03/66 A I
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H 7 3/04/96 A ID
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H 2 3/J4/«t b "^
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H 2 3/04/<?6 d 14
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H 2 3/0'i/B6 A I?
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H 1 3/05/P6 b 1
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S 2 3/0^/»6 C 1
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H 2 3/06/fl6 A II
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H 3/06/86 b I
N
S 1 3/07/86 A 3
N
H 2 3/I1/B6 C 12
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H 2 3/U/°6 C 12
N
H 2 3/12/86 e 3
N
H 2 3/15/66 C 16
N
H 2 3/1B/86 A 1 ?
N
H I 3/1R/B6 C 1
N L4'^
H 7 3/20/86 0 3
N
H 2 3/21/86 A 12
N
H 2 3/21/86 b 5
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H 1 3/21/B6 B 3
N
S 2 i/ZP/'b A 1 T
N
H 1 3/25/86 C 1
N
H 2 3/26/86 •) 3
N
S 2 3/26/86 A 11
N
H 2 3/27/86 A IR
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H 2 3/27/66 A 11
N
H 2 <./Jl/86 A 11
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H 2 4/32/86 A 11
N
H 2 4/03/86 A U
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S 2 4/D4/B6 A 1
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H 2 4/05/86 A 6
N
H 7 4/05/86 C 5
N
H ? 4/07/86 A 8
0
H 2 4/JR/86 A <■
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H 2 4/11/86 A 13
N
S 2 4/lD/a6 C 1
N T85
S 2 4/10/86 C 1
N
H 2 4/11/86 A 1
N B51
H 2 4/11/86 A 16
N
S 2 4/11/86 A 1
N T95
H 2 4/12/86 A 1
N X18
H 2 4/12/P6 A 1
N S87
H 2 4/l'/B6 A 1
N L4l
H 2 4/12/86 A 1
N B51
H 2 4/12/B6 C 5
N
H 2 4/13/86 C 1
N
S 2 4/14/86 A 7
N
H 2 4/15/86 C 1
N =51
S 2 4/15/86 A 1
■1 T85
H 2 4/16/86 C 1
N S92
H 2 4/17/86 A 1
N X 18
H 2 4/17/86 U 6
'1
H 2 4/l<>/96 B 3
N
H I 4/IR/86 C 2
N
H 2 4/20/86 A 1-=
N
S 2 4/22/86 A 1
N T85
S 2 4/23/66 C 1
N
H 2 4/Z4/e6 A 19
'1
H 2 4/24/86 B 3
N
S 2 4/24/96 A 1
■1 T55
H 2 4/25/86 A I
N 0 51
H 2 4/2R/86 e 3
N
H 2 5/01/86 b 2
N
H 2 5/01/86 8 7
N
H 2 5/05/86 C 5
N
H 2 5/06/fl6 C 4
N
S 2 5/06/86 C 6
N
H 7 5/n/86 D 4
N
S 2 5/16/86 C ■■
N
H 2 5/17/86 A 14
N
S 2 5/r'/86 A 1
'1
H 7 5/2"/86 A 12
N
H 2 5/20/86 3 3
N
H I 5/20/96 C 3
N
H 2 5/21/86 A 14
N
H 2 5/21/86 B 2
N
H 2 5/21/86 B 2
N
H 2 5/22/86 D 4
N
H 2 5/27/86 0 4
N
S 2 5/22/86 C 8
^l
H 2 5/23/86 A 14
*1
H 7 5/23/86 A 14
N
H 3 5/24/86 C 1
N
H 2 5/25/80 C R
N
S 2 5/27/96 A 1
N
H 2 5/29/86 t 3
N
S 2 5/29/86 C 1
M Ta5
H 2 5/ZR/86 A 15
N
H 2 5/Z9/86 U 5
N
H 2 5/30/66 C 4
N
H 2 5/JO/86 C 4
N
H 2 5/31/86 C 5
N
H 2 6/J2/86 B 2
N
H 2 6/03/86 A 10
»J
H 2 6/04/86 A 6
N
H 2 6/04/86 0 4
N
H 1 6/04/°6 C 1
N
H 1 6/04/86 C 3
N
H 2 6/06/86 A 12
N
H 2 6/06/B6 A 17
N
H 2 6/10/96 B 3
N
H 2 6/1 1/86 B 4
N
H 2 6/13/86 C R
N
H 2 6/14/''6 B 3
N
H 2 6/15/B6 C 6
N
H 2 6/16/86 0 6
0
S 2 6/17/80 C 3
^1
H 2 6/19/86 A 12
N
H 7 6/19/86 C 3
N
H 2 6/1R/86 A R
N S62
H 2 6/1R/B6 A 15
N
H 2 6/1R/86 A 15
N
H 2 6/1R/86 8 3
N
H 7 6/20/86 A 17
N
MONTHLY/A
NUUAL INDEX
1/01/86 - 12/31/B6
WITNESS TESTIFIES HE 54H HENNI S AT luSDEK SCENE
ASHEBORO SHOOTING LEAVES TEEN DEAOt 2 MEN HOSPITALIZEn
EYE-rilTNtSS TESTIMONY CORROaQ'ATEn 3Y OTHERS IN HENNIS* HIJRDEB TRIAL
BDND DENIED LAWYER ACCUSED OF MURDER ••jki-'ck . k i al
STATE RESTS IN fayeTTEVILLE MIROER trial
MAN RECEIVES LIFE TERMS FOR MJRDERS
BOND AGAIN DENIED FOR DURHAM LAWYER
R9X»0Ra MAN GUILTY IN RE-TRIAL FOB MURDER
WOMAN GETS SUSPENDED TERM FOR SLAYING
JURY DEADLOCKED IN MERCY KILLING
HENMS TRIAL GQFS TO JURY
MAN GUILTY OF MURDER FOR KILLING ILL FATHER
STATE SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS MURDEO-KI SNAPPING CHNVICTION
MAN IS GIVEN LIFE SENTENCE IN MERCY KILLING OF FATHER
JURORS TO RESUME DELIBERATION' TODAY IN FAYFTTEVILLE MURDER TRIAL
MAN IS CHARGED WITH THREE SLAYINGS IN 1981 =•"-'-= ukucr 1 k i «l
FORT BRAGG S6RGEANT CONVICTED OF SLAYING 3
ROOK LOSES APPEAL TO SUPREME COURT
JURY PONDERING SENTENCE FOR SLAYER
DURHAM ATTORNEY INDICTED IN GJILFORO
CONVICTED KILLER SENTENCED To DIE
He<l THINKING TREATS MURDER LKE DISEA'^E
MAN INDICTED FOR STRANGLING FORSYTH WOMAN
EASTbURf FIGHTS ANGER, TRIES Tu MOVE ON
N.C. EXECUTION MAY HINGE ON GA , CASE
5 FACE "URDER CHARGES IN AUTO SELLER'S DEATH
MAN GETS DEATH SENTENCE
FPRMEP GASTONIA POLICEMAN SENTENCED FOR SLAYING
WOMAN CHARGED WITH MURDER
WOMAN FOUND SLAIN INSIDE BURNING HOME
MURDER Charged in charlotte case
DROUGHT MAY HELP SOLVE DOUBLE MURDER CASE
WOMAN HACKED TO DEATH
APPEAL CROPPED IN ASSAULT CASF
EVIDENCE ELUSIVE IN MURDERS
FIGURE IN MURDER CASE ARRESTEE ON OLD CHARGES
SECOND-DEGREE MURDER PLEA ENTERED BY ALSTON" IN SHOOTING
BODY FOUND IN CALDWELL THAT OF HOSPITAL PATIENT
SUSPECT'S FATHER CHARGED WITH PLOTTING TO KILL WITNESS
CUSTOMER, CLERK FOUND SHOT AT STORE
N.C. COURT GRANTS NEW TRIAL TO GIRL CONVICTED OF MURDER
LAW OFFICERS BELIEVE FOUR SLAYINGS LINKFO
GRANVILLE MAN CHARGED IN SLAYING
N.C. MURDERER RECEIVES STAY 0= EXECUTION
OXFORD MAN HELD IN SHOOTING DEATH
OXFORD MAN DIES FROM GUNSHOT
2 PEOPLE IN ROBESON DIE OF GUNSHOT WOUNDS
EX-OFFICER SHOT TO DEATH WHILE HELPING WITH HAY
RASH OF MURDERS BAFFLES RANDaPH, CALDWELL POLICE
RIDS SAYS HIS COMPANION KILLED HIGHWAY PATROLMAN
BURLINGTON POLICE SEEK 2 SUSPECTS IN SLAYING
OXFORD MAN FATALLY SHOT; ONE WOUNDED
2 HELD IN SLAYING OF BURLINGTON MAN
LAWYERS APPOINTED FOR SLAYING SUSPECTS
JURY FINDS RIPS GUILTY OF STATE TROOPER'S MURDER
CLEARING THE RECORD
MURDER SENTENCE
JURY CONVICTS PRISON ESCAPEE OF KILLING HIGHWAY PATROLMAN
I KILLED, 1 WOUNDED IN WAR6H0JSE SHOOTING
MAN FIRED FROM WILSON WAREHOUSE RETURNS WITH GUN, KILLS 2 COWORKERS
MAN GETS LIFE TERM FOR KILLIN''. TROOPER
LIFE TERM GIVEN IN MURDER CASF
HUSBAND CHARGED AFTER WOMAN DIES
FANFARE: DUCKETT CHARGED
MIGRANT FARM WORKER HELD IN STABBING DEATH AT CAMP
'78 MURDER CASE PENDING AGAINST HIGGS
UNC study: race, LOCATION FIGURE IN CHANCES OF MURDER CONVICTION
ATTORNEY SAYS STUDY WILL AID ' OOK • S CASE
WOMAN'S MURDER CONVICTION UPHELD
MURDER CONVICTION UPHELD
MAN FACING "iRD MURDER TRIAL
TWO INDICTED IN ALAMANCE MURDFR CASE
30DY BELIEVED THAT OF MAN CHAOGED IN WILSON SHOOTINGS
DIX HOSPITAL STAFF DEVOTED, SCARED ABOUT SAFETY
MAN STOPPED FOR SPEEDING WANTED FOR RALEIGH MURDER
TWO TEENS CHAOGED WITH MURDERS
APPEALS DWINDLING FOR ROOK; EXECUTION SET FRIDAY
VICTIM'S SISTER NOW FAVORS DEATH PENALTY
DEATH ROW INMATE: 'I'M GOING TO PAY, ARE YOU?'
SILER CITY MAN STABBED TO DEATH
ROOK'S ATTORNEYS, EX-TEACHER SEEK DELAY OF FRIDAY EXECUTION
GRANDSON IS CHARGED IN DEATH OF WOMAN, 96
U.S. COURT OF APPEALS DENIES STAY FOR ROOK
NEW TPIAL ORDERED FOR BURLINGTON MAN
NEIGHPOR SAYS WOMAN LOVED THE GRANDSON ACCUSED OF KILLING HER
MAN IS SENTENCED TO LIFE PLUS ".0 YEARS FOR SLAYING
TWO MEN PLEAD INNOCENT TU SLAYING IN BURLINGTON
MARTIN DEFENDS DENIAL OF CLEMENCY FOR ROUK
EXECUTION WAS BARBARIC
GOVERNOR RIGHT TQ DENY CLEMENCY FOR MURDERER
HIGH POINT POLICE PROBE RASH OF HOMICIDES
ASHE MAN SEEKS NEW DEATH TRIAL
NEW TRIAL SOUGHT IN MINE MURO=R CASF
DURHAM LAWYER SENTENCED IN GUILFORD LOUNGE SLAYING
FRANKLIN COUNTY MAN IS KILLED IN SHOOTING
LAWYER GETS 25 YEARS IN MURDER
N.C. MARINE'S APPEAL REJECTED
MAN CHARGED IN SLAYING FOUND DEAD
CHARLOTTE MURDER SUSPFCT SURRENDERS
CASWELL MAN RECEIVES SENTENCE FOR SLAYING
MARTIN OFFERS REWARD IN MURDER CASE OF FRANKLIN WOMAN
JURY SPLIT IN MAN'S SECOND MULDER TRIAL
CREEUMOOR RESIDENT IS CHARGED IN FATAL BEATING OF DURHAM MAN
FORSYTH JURY CONVICTS MAN OF mupqfr
MAN IS CONVICTED OF BEATING D^ATH
PROBATION OROFREO IN SHOOTING DEATH
CREEDMOOR MAN CHARGED IN SLAYING OF DURHAM MAN
FRANKLIN TEEN CHARGED IN 'LAYING
FORMER ORISONFR SUES OVER HARSH I NT FRROGA T ION
DEATH OF FETUS LEADS TO DOUBLE MURDER CHARGE
WOMAN KILLED IN SHOOTING AT RALEIGH HOSPITAL
AUTOPSY REVEALS HOMICIDE CASE
FOUR GASTON COUNTY RESIDENTS PLEAD GUILTY IN MURDFR CASE
TWO HELD IN SLAYING
THREE GFI MAXIMUM SENTENCES AFTER PLEADING GUILTY IN SLAYING
CHAPEL HILL MAN SLAIN IN CHARLOTTE
MAN ACQUITTED
MAN CITED IN SLAYING OF MCCLAM
MAN IS CHARGED AFTER CO-WORKER IS FOUND SLAIN
NEW-TRIAL BID IN MINESHAFT MURDER DENIED
TWO MEN CHARGED IN MURDFR, ROBBERY
N.C. "AN GETS LIFE SENTENCE I'J WIFE'S DEATH
RALEIGH MAN GETS LIFE FOR MURDER
GREENSBORO MAN'S DEATH BRINGS LIFE SENTENCE
BURKE MAY 8E OUT OF UMSTEAO SOON
MAN SENTENCED TO LIFE IN PRISON FOR 1983 SLAYING
6 C
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643
1/09/87
s
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L 1
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DATE C PG
L P
■lYL
H 2
6/21/R6 A P
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H ?
6/22/R6 C 7
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H 2
6/22/n6 C »
N
S 2
6/24/86 A 1
N
T65
H 2
6/25/B6 A J
N
H 2
6/25/R6 A 14
N
H 7
6/25/n6 B 1
N
S87
H 2
o/29/n6 c 5
N
H ?
7/02/P6 b ?
N
./27
H 2
7/03/B6 A 17
N
H 2
7/03/116 A 17
N
S 2
7/01/86 A 2
N
S 2
7/03/86 C 9
N
H 2
7/0A/O6 A Ifl
N
H ?
7/0A/R6 A 1=
N
H ?
7/0A/86 C A
rj
H 2
7/05/86 A 1
P ^^
H 2
7/03/86 b 1
N
H 2
7/OS/86 C A
N
S 2
7/03/D6 C I
N
T85
H 2
7/09/86 A 17
N
S 2
7/09/86 A f.
N
S 2
7/09/86 C U
N
H 2
7/10/P6 b 6
N
H 2
7/14/86 A 12
N
S I
7/18/86 C 7
N
H 2
7/20/86 C 9
N
H 2
7/23/86 A 13
N
H 1
7/24/86 B 1
•J
H 1
7/25/86 B 1
N
H 2
7/25/86 A 17
N
H 2
7/25/86 A 18
N
H 2
7/26/86 C 3
► (
H 2
8/03/86 C 7
N
H I
8/05/86 C 2
N
H 2
8/06/86 C 1
N
H 3
3/06/86 C 1
N
W27
H 2
d/07/86 C 16
N
H 2
8/10/86 C 5
N
H 2
8/11/86 B 7
N
H 2
8/13/86 D 4
N
H 2
8/14/86 A 18
N
H 1
8/14/86 B
N
S 2
8/ 4/P6 A
N
H 1
8/ 6/86 C
N
S 2
8/ 6/86 B 5
0
H 2
8/ 8/86 E 3
N
H 2
8/18/86 C 1
N
S 2
3/18/86 C 3
N
H 2
8/1^/86 B 3
N
H 2
8/19/86 C 1
M
H6C
H 1
8/19/86 C 1
N
H 2
8/20/86 A 1
M
H 2
S/21/86 B 1
P N
H60
S 2
8/21/e6 A 1
N
H 2
8/22/86 A 2
•1
H 2
8/22/86 E 4
N
H 2
8/22/86 C 4
N
S 2
a/22/86 A 1
N
H 2
8/23/86 A 1
N
H 7
8/23/86 A 8
N
H 2
8/23/96 A 3
N
H 2
8/23/86 C 3
N
H 2
3/23/86 D 3
N
H 2
8/25/86 C 2
N
H 1
3/26/86 C I
N
S 2
8/27/86 C 1
N
H 2
a/28/86 C ?
N
H 1
8/30/86 C 1
N
L40
S 2
8/30/86 C 2
N
H 2
3/31/86 L IP
N
H I
9/04/°6 B 1
N
H 2
9/05/86 A 1'^
N
H 2
9/08/86 e 3
N
M 2
9/08/86 C 1
N
M51
H 2
9/13/86 A 9
M
H 2
9/15/86 A 7
P N
H 2
9/15/86 A 7
N
H 2
9/15/P6 A 7
N
H 2
9/16/86 C 2
N
S 2
9/15/86 A 3
N
H 2
9/17/86 B 2
N
H 2
9/17/86 e 3
N
H 1
9/17/86 C 3
N
L4n
H 2
9/18/86 A 18
N
H 2
9/18/86 A 18
N
H 1
9/23/86 C 1
N
S I
9/23/86 A 2
N
H 2
9/26/B6 A 4
L
H 2
9/27/86 A 4
E
H 2
10/01/86 U 4
N
S 2
10/01/86 C 1
N
H 2
10/02/86 A 13
N
H 2
10/03/86 A 1
N
se2
H I
10/03/86 e 1
N
S 1
10/03/86 C 1
N
5 2
10/06/86 A I
M
H 2
10/08/86 A 12
N
H 2
10/03/86 A 12
N
H 2
10/10/86 A 12
N
S 7
10/15/86 A 15
N
H 2
10/19/86 C 10
N
S 2
10/21/86 C I
N
S 1
10/21/86 A 12
N
H 2
10/22/86 A 14
N
H 2
10/22/86 A 16
N
H 2
10/22/36 C 6
N
H 1
10/27/86 C I
N
S 1
10/27/86 A 5
N
H 2
10/24/86 A I'
N
H 2
10/25/86 A 11
N
H 2
10/28/86 A 9
N
H 2
10/29/86 a 5
N
H 2
10/29/86 B 9
N
H 2
10/30/86 C 11
N
H 2
10/31/66 A 16
N
H 2
10/31/86 A 16
N
H 2
11/01/86 C 4
n
H 2
11/04/36 0 3
v
S 1
11/04/36 A 11
N
H 2
11/06/86 C 24
N
H 2
11/12/86 a 4
N
H 2
U/15/86 C 3
N
H 2
11/15/86 C 7
'1
S 2
11/19/86 A I
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W27
H 2
11/20/86 A 26
N
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MONTHLT/A
INDEX
12/31/86
PAGE bU*f
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c pr. L ' ~tL
ALLc&eo SEXUAL OFCENOER TG GET HEW TRIAL
KILLEO SET CREE AFTER OOCTOO S SAY H^'S NOW SANE
RALEIGH MAN FOEEO AFTER PLEAOInr. GUILTY 10 MANSLAUGHTER
RELATIVES SAY TEEM-AGER OIDH'T mean T" KILL FATHER
TWO LOUISXURG TEENS CHARGED h! TH XURDER
MAN SENTENCED FOR SLAYING. ASSAULT
GUN BATTLE LEAVES 1 DEAD. SFA'KS "ANHUNT
VICTI"S. KILLFRS IN EACH CASE OFTEN VERY SIMILAR
VANCE COUNTY HAN SHOT TO DEATH; FATHER WJUNOED
CUMBERLAND COUPLE KILLED: TWO SOLDIERS ARE CHARGED
MAN SOUGHT IN FRANKLIN SLAYING ARRESTED IN TEXAS
SOLDIERS CRDEPEO HELD IN -URDFR CASE
TEEN CHARGED WITH MURDER OF e?-YEAR-OLD GRANDFATHER
MAN BFING SFTURNED TO FACE CHARGE
WOMAN CONVICTED UF SUFFOCATING "OTHER
■OUNGFONS AND DRAGONS' »00K TIED TO TWO SUSPECTS IN SLAYING
ASSISTANT BAPTIST MINISTER IN WAKE FOREST SLAIN
ROSEBCRC RESIDENT SOUGHT IN SLAYING ARRFSTEO IN FLORIDA
MAN KILLED, WOMAN HURT IN SHOOTINGS IN SALISBURY
MAN KILLED, WOMAN WOUNDED IN ? XECUT I DN-STYL E SHOOTING
FATHER, SON KILLED IN N.C. SM00T3UT
3 CONVICTEO OF KILLING ASHEVILLF "AN
S'l DENIES FORCING CONFESSION
WOMAN CHARGED WITH SHOOTING FAMILY
THREE DAVIDSON PEOPLE H^LD IN SLAYING
THREE TENNESSEE MEN CONVICTED OF KILLING ASMEVILLE CITY E-PLOYEE
MOTIVE IS SOUGHT IN FAMILY SHOOTING
SLAYING SUSPECT'S FATHER =EARS INFLUENCE OF 'DUNGEONS C DRAGONS'
REWARD POSTED IN FRANKLIN SLAYING
MAN ARRESTED; MURDER CHARGE DROPPED AGAINST ANOTHER
FIREFIGHTFRS FIND STABBED MAN IN BURNING HOUSE
PREGNANT WOMAN SHOT AND KTLLEO
RETIRED PHARMACIST KILLED IN HO"E
15-YEAR-OLD GETS LIFE SENTENCE FOR TWO muroERS
MOTHER Charged WITH killing infant
man faces murder, incest charses after child's death
bullet kills man near graham
fayfttevillf residents worry '^ver disappearance, slayings
s5,6on reward posted fqr suspect in slaying of rjcky mount woman
MAN ACaulTTED IN "URDER CASE IS SHOT TO OEaTh
MISSING WOMAN'S BODY FO^JND IN MARTIN COUNTY
PROBAELE CAUSE FOUND IN ROWAN MURDER CASE
S9I ASKED TO JOIN SEARCH FOR JQMAN
MURDER. N.C, UNSOLVED CASES
VICTIMS, KILLERS IN EACH CASE OFTEN VEkY SIMILAR
"URDFR, ORANGE COUNTY
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C.
HEARING SET JAN. 10
MAN SHOT TO DEATH AT PARTY; BROTHER HELD
ACCUSED MURDERER IN COURT
UNDERWOOD RULED COMPETENT FOR TRIAL
5 JURCRS SELECTt^D IN UNOERWOOO TRIAL
HAM"EO MU'DSa TRIAL TO OPEN
UNDERWOOD MURDER TRIAL UNDER WAY
WITNESS CHALLENGED IN MURDER trjjl
UNDERWOOD MURDER TRIAL »ESUME=
JURY TO HEAR TAPE OF unDERhOOO'S statement to POLICE
TAPES ALLOWED IN UNDERWOOD TRIAL
UNDERWOOD'S TAPED STATE"ENT I« READ
UNDERWOOD DEiaES "UPQER CHARGr
UNOERWOCD DENIES ROLE IN SLAYING
ORANGE COUNTY HAMMER MURDER GOES TO JURY
UNOERWOCD FOUND GUILTY OF SEC ND-OEGR EE MURDER
UNOERWOOO GUILTY, GETS 32 YEA'S
UNDERWOOD GETS 32-YEAR JAIL TERM
CLEARING THE RECORD
MANSLAUGHTER TRIAL ORDERED FQR BOUROUE
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO SHOTGUN SLAYING
CRUMP GETS 20-YEAR SENTENCE 11 PARKER SLAYING
CRUMP GETS 20 YEARS FOR SLAYING
CHAPEL HILL MAN GETS NEW TERM FOR MURDER
CHAPEL HILL MAN GETS LIFE PLUS 30 YEARS IN RESENTENCING
MAN GETS NEW SENTENCE IN ORANGE CO. OEATH
WOMAN HELD IN SLAYING
HFAPING SLATED MARCH 17 FOR DJRHAM MAN'S DEATH
WOMAN FACES TRIAL IN SLAYING
EFLAND WO»AN TO BE TRIED ON SECOND-DEGREE MURDER
MAN PLEADS NO CONTEST TO SECOND-DEGREE "UPDER
JONES GETS 15 YEARS FOR SHOOTING DEATH
MAN DIES OF GUNSHOT wOUNO; WI=£ CHARGED
ALSTON FOUND COMPETENT TO STAND TRIAL FOR MURDER
ALSTON plEaos GUILTY TO ••JROER , , . .„,,
N.C. COURT GRANTS NEW TRIAL TO GIRL CONVICTED OF HUPOER
LAWYER SEEKS PSYCHIATRIC HEARING FOR EX-PSO
OOANGE TEEN-AGER FACES MURDER CHARGES
11-YEAH-OLO IS CHARGED WITH MJROER
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MAN SENTENCED TO FIVE YEARS FOR ASSAULT
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SUBJECTS
GUILFORO MAN, 61, IS DE«D AFTER SHOOTING, POLRf CHA 5"=
FRANKLIN MAN CHARGED WITH 8URMING HIFE
MAN IS CHARGED WITH BURNING ESTRANGFO WIFE
Fni AND SBI ARE SEARCHING FOR HAN
"UODFR-FOR-HIRE
WOMAN CONVICTED OF HIRING MAN TO KILL HER HUSEANO
MURDE" SENTENCE
MUOOER-SUICIDE
SEE ALSO SUICIDES, DURHAM
SEE ALSO SUICIDES, INTERNATIONAL
SEE ALSO SUICIDES. N.C.
SEE ALSO SUICIDES, U.S.
WOMAN, "AN DIE IN KINSTON SHOTTING
THREE MCDOWELL DEATHS CALLED "UROERS, SUICIDE
TWO DIE IN SHOOTING
RALEIGH MAN SHOOTS GIRL, KILLS ^ELF
ABERRANT BEHAVIOR COULD SIGNAL DANGER
MURDOCH CENTER
8UTNER ROAD RACE SET
RENOVATIONS GREATEST NEED, 9U0GET PANEL TOLD DURING BUTNER TOUR
PARENTS OF MURDOCH RESIDENTS FILE SUIT SEEKING IMPROVEMCNTS
MURDOCH RESIDENTS GET CHRISTMAS PARTy
ALL SMILES
SCHOOLCHILDREN PLAV SANTA TO MURDOCH'S HANDICAPPED
MUPOOCK CENTER (SHOPPING CENTERI
SHOPPING CENTER SOLO
MURPHY, N.C.
DINNER TRAINS,
EXCURSION TOURS EYED
MURPHY HOUSE RESTAURANT
RESTAURANT TO CARRY ON CHRIST'<AS TRADITION
MUFPHY'S ROMANCE IFILMI
•MURPHY'S ROMANCE' AN ENTERTAINING LIGHTWEIGHT
MURRAY ENTERPRISES (CAPE CORAL, FLA. I
SEE ALSO PLANTATION PARTNERSHIP (CAPE CORAL, FLORIDA)
FORCED CLOSING THREAT FACING STORES AT CENTER
MUSCLES
MUSCLF MISCONCEPTIONS: RESEARCH TEAM LEARNING MORE ABOUT ... STB A INS
VOLUNTEERS SOUGHT FOR MUSCLE STUDY
MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY
PHONE COMPANY HAKES 11,001 GIFT
REAL HOPE AT NEW HOPE
DURHAM LETTER CARRIERS RAISINS MONEY FOR MOA
FIRST CPOSSROAOS WINE FAIR WAS A BIG SUCCESS
MUSEUM OF MODERN ART
SEE ALSO NEW YORK CITY
TOULOUSE-LAUTREC EXHIBITION: AN ERA PRESERVED BY GENIUS
MUSEUM OF WOMEN IN THE ARTS
MUSEUM DIRECTOR SEES WOMEN'S ART ON WAY UP
MUSEUMS, N.C. (SEE ALSO NA«ES OF MUSEUMS)
SEE ALSO CLEVELAND COUNTY HISTORICAL MUSEUM
SEE ALSO DISCOVERY PLACE (CHARLOTTE, N.C.)
SEE ALSO GENERAL WILLIAM C. LEE AIRBORNE MUSEUM
SEE ALSO GRANVILLE COUNTY MUSEUM
SEE ALSO N.C. MUSEUMS COUNCIL
SEE ALSO TOBACCO MUSEUM OF N.C.
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-W ILHI NGTON MUSEUM OF WORLD CULTURES
AVA GARDNER WILL NOT ATTEND MUSFUM FEST
AIRBORNE MUSEUM TO OPEN IN 0U>1N HONORING GENERAL FROM WORLD WAR II
SMALL CLEVELAND CO. MUSEUM BIG SUCCESS
ERVIN MUSEUM PROPOSED
MUSEUM WEEK BEING OBSERVED
PRESIDENT IS SELECTED FOR OLD SALEM MUSEUM VILLAuE
MUSEUMS, U.S.
SEE ALSO AMERICAN MUSEUM OF NATIONAL HISTORY
SEE ALSO HIGH MUSEUM OF ART
OUT-OF-STATE MUSEUMS VIE FUR MONITOR ARTIFACTS
93-YEAR-QLO LOBSTER RETURNEO TO VIRGIK'M
FIVE MUSEUM GROUPS SEEK 'MONITOR- ARTIFACTS
5 MUSEUM GROUPS ARE VYING FOR MONITOR ARTIFACTS
MUSHROOMS
NATURE'S DECORATIONS
■IMPORT' MAY BE GOOD ALTERNATIVE TO TOBACCO
MUSIC
SEE ALSO BEACH MUSIC FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO PIG BAND SOUND
SFE ALSO PLUEGRASS muSIC
SEE ALSO BLUES '^US IC
SFE ALSO PRIGHTLEAF MUSIC WORKSHOP
SEE ALSO CHAMBER MUSIC
SEE ALSO CLASSICAL MUSIC
SEE ALSO COUNTRY MUSIC
SEE ALSO DOWNTOWN LUNCH CONCERT SFRIES
SEE ALSO DURHAM MUSIC TEACHERS
SEE ALSO FESTIVALS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO GOSPEL MUSIC
SEE ALSO HYMNS
SEE ALSO Jill
SEE ALSO N.C. SYMPHONY
SEE ALSO RAGTIME MUSIC
SEE ALSO RAP MUSIC
SEE ALSO REVIEWS, MUSIC
SEE ALSO ROCK 'N' ROLL
SFE ALSO SONGS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL OEPT. OF MUSIC
SEE ALSO WOMEN, MUSIC
SEE ALSO ZYDECO MUSIC
RAP: YOU CAN'T HUM THE TUNE
TUNES, TIMES MELLOW AT RECORD CONVENIION
EVERYTHING'S COMING UP MUSIC
DUKE OFFERS FREE MUSICAL EVENTS
ENGLISH COMPOSER PREMIERES NEW WORK
MUSICIANS TUNE UP FOR HOT TIM'S
YANCEYVILLE MAN LIKES TO KEEP TIME WITH HIS BONES KNOCKIN' IN RHYTHM
SEARCHING FOR NIGHTLIFE: A COLUMNIST'S GUIDE TO DURHAM, CHAPEL HILL
MUSIC FOR THE BRAIN
MUSIC LOFT
THIEVES TAKE MUSIC ITEMS FROM VAN
MUSIC THERAPY
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1/01/86 - l2/31/e(,
SUBJECTS
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MUSIC THEOAPIST SOOTHES PATIE>JTS WITH ALZHEIMER'S
"USICAL THEATE'!
SEE ALSO THEATEOSt U.S.
OUKHAM FORMS OWN OPERA PROOUC'ION COMPANY
MUSICIANS
SEE ALSO BLACKS. MUSICIANS
SEE ALSO C lOMPI OUAPTET
SEE ALSO COMPOSERS
SEE ALSO CUPHAH SYMPHONY
SEE ALSO FLUTISTS
SEE ALSO FOLK SONGS
SEE ALSO JAZZ
SEE ALSO N.C. SYMPHONY
SEE ALSO ROCK CONCERTS
SEE ALSO BOCK 'N- ROLL
SEE ALSO VIOLINISTS
SEE ALSO WOMEN, MUSICIANS
ONE-HIT SOLOIST REACHING OUT FOR 'RADICAL ECLECTIC LIMELIGHT
SONNY TERRY, T,, DIES
SONNY TERRY'S MAGICAL BLUES
HARMONICA GREAT IS BURIED
MOOING MUSIC?
PRESERVATION SOCIETY ENJOYS DURHAM'S MUSICAL HERITAGE
CHAMPAG^'E CHARLIE!
JOHN COLTRANE: a giant OF JAZZ IS REMEMBERED BY HIS NATIVE N.C.
SAXOPHONIST 3L0WS FRESH AIR INTO CLASSICAL MUSIC
A MUSICIAN WHO FOUNT A WAY
NOONTIME CONCERT
MUSICIANS TAKE BLUES FROM TOBACCO TOWNS TO CARNEGIE HALL
FOREVER COUNTRY: BUT FRESHENING UP THE MUSIC IS WHAT RICKY'S OUT TO DO
REOPATH TO PERFORM
ARTISTS SALUTE FANS AT DURHAM CONCERTS
LIVE. IN CONCERT...
SAXOPHONIST JO PERFORM IN NEW YORK
MUSICL'ND GROUP
RECORD BAR SELLING 60 STORES ^UTSIDE SOUTHEAST
MAJOR CONTRACTOR IN TRIANGLE RANKED FIFTH-LARGEST IN U.S.
R. DILLARD TEER FAMILY HONOPEO FOR HELPING SET UP CHAIR AT ECU
MUSLIMS
SEE ALSO BLACK "USLIMS
SEE ALSO ISLAM (GENERAL HEAOINGI
SEE ALSO JIHAD (SHIITE MOSELM FJNOAMENTAL I ST GROUP!
SEE ALSO RELIGION ISEE ALSO NAMES OF CHURCHESI
DUKE PROFESSOR TO PRESIDE AT CONVOCATION
POISONER WINS N.C. CIVIL SUIT
MUSSELS
SEE ALSO SEAFOOD
A MUSSELING WE WILL GO
MUSTARD
SOME LIKE IT HOT
MUTUAL FUNDS
SEE ALSO STOCK MARKET
'HOT' MUTUAL FUNDS OFFER PROFITS — BUT BE CAUTIOUS
EXPLAIN 'GINNIE MAE'
MUTUAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
MUTUAL SCL'S PROFITS JUMP <.6»
MAGAZINE CITES DURHAM BLACK-OWNED FIRMS
HOT? YES BUT NOT THAT HOT
MY BEAUTIFUL LAUNORETTE (FILMI
NO WHITEWASH AT THIS 'LAUNDRETTE'
CANDOR AND SKILL MARK ADMIRABLE 'LAUNDRETTE'
MYERSON/ALLEN
DEVELOPERS SEEK LOAN FOR OURH«M HOSIERY MILL
COUNCILMAN CALLS FOR CAUTION ON DURHAM HOSIFRY MILL LOAN
THJRUUGHFARE PLAN FOR TREYBURN GETS COUNCIL'S OK
DURHAM OKS LOAN FOR HOUSING PROJECT
CITY NEEDS SOME RESULTS ON EOGEMONT INVESTMENT
MYRTLE BEACH, S.C.
SOUTH CAROLINIANS WARNED AGAINST SE» WALLS
'SUN FUN' AT "Y8TLE BEACH: JU^E FESTIVAL KICKS OFF SUMMER SEASON
KEEP "EETINGS AT HOME
WHERE'S THE PIG?
N.C. GIRL KILLED IN FALL FROM BALCONY
SECOND STATE TEEN DIES AT S.C. SEACH
OUT-OF-STATE CAMPAIGNING
RIGOROUS CONDITIONING KEEPS LIFEGUARDS FIT
CONDO OWNERS WAITING FOR CHECKS
MYSTFKIES
MYSTERY AT DUKE:
WAS RQXBORO WOMAN'S DEATH A RARE ACCIDENT — OR MURDER'
"YTH, MEDIA, AND SOUTHERN MIND
THE LITERARY LANTERN
NAACP
SEE ALSO KU KLUX KLAN
NAACP MEMBERS PROTEST APARTHEID
NAACP LEADER: BLACKS ARE LOSING G'OUNO IN SCHOOL
CASWELL BOARD DEFENDS VOTING SYSTEM
WILLIAMS TO GIVE SPEECH AT NCC U
NAACP, DURHAM CHAPTER
LEADERSHIP OF NAACP TO CHANGE
FLORINS RCBERSON TO LEAD NAACP
DURHAM NAACP GETS BLEAK REPORT ON PUBLIC HOUSING
KUDOS TO JAYCEES AND NAACP
EX-NAACP HEAD PRAISES COURT'S RULING
NAACP SAYS POLICE MURDERED MAN
LASSITEO CALLS MuROER ACCUSATION RIDICULOUS
COUNCIL WANTS REPORT
RETIREE GROUP SEE«S DEATH PR03E
OXFORD MANOR INCIDENT REOUIRES IMPARTIALITY
LYNCH-MOB ATTITUDE
JUDGING WITHOUT FACTS
ACCUSATION IRRESPONSIBLE
FAMILY AND WITNESSES OUESTIONEO POLICE ACTIONS IN SHOOTING OEATH
NAACP HONORS nuRHAH ACTIVIST
NAACP DINNER TO HONOR ACTIVIST ELMO MANGUM
CHAMPION OF RIGHTS HONOREO
NAACP HONORS LABOR ACTIVIST AT FUND DINNER
ROBERSON ELECTED NAACP PRESIDENT
NAACP, N.C. CHAPTER
ELECTION OF N.C. COMMISSIONERS REVIEWED
FORMER S. AFRICAN BEAUTY OUEEN JOINS FORCES TO PATTLE APARTHEID
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1/16/86 A
1/27/96 C
1/22/86 A
1/24/86 A
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1 P N S51
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1/18/06 A
5/18/86 D
6/07/96 A
6/06/96 B
6/09/96 B
6/12/86 E
6/16/86 A
8/03/96 C
11/16/86 C
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S 2
4/19/96 A 1
3/31/96 A 6
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1/25/96
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10/12/86
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12/24/86
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5/21/86
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6/26/86
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1/01/86
INDEX
U/31/86
SUBJECTS
FBI PROBING CONf R0NT4TI0N ON MARCH
SUIT "AY BLOCK VOTE ON N.C. JJOGES
JUDICIAL RACES DELAY SEEN IF INJUNCTION GRANTED
BLACK LAWYERS WANT JUDICIAL ELECTIONS HELD
NAACP PROTESTS KLAN MARCH IN CHARLOTTE
NAACP OPPOSING KLAN PARADE IN CHARLOTTE
NAACP. VANCE COUNTY
KITTRELL GROCERY STORE OWNER ACQUITTED OF ASSAULT CHARGE
VERDICT DISAPPOINTS KITTRELL GROUP
NAACP'S LEGAL DEFENSE FUND
ATTnpr EY SAYS STUDY HILL AID ROOK'S CASE
NAP CONSUMER ELECTRONICS CORP.-MAGN AVOX
PLANT IS EVACUATED
NASCAR
SEE ALSO STOCK CAR RACING
ELLIS TAMES IMAGE FOR NASCAR CIRCUIT
RACERS STAGE HAYRIDE
NASCAR SUSPENDS SPORTSMAN LEAIER
GOODYEAR TIPEO OF HEAR, HANTS LESS WEIGHT
NASCAR ANNOUNCES NEW SERIES
NATO
SEE NORTH ATLANTIC TREATY ORGANIZATION
PAGE 0^7
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H 2 6/27/B6 C o
S ? 10/03/86 A I
H 2 10/Q<./86 A 9
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S 1 11/13/86 A 15
H J 11/14/86 A 17
H I 3/iO/H6 C I U
H 1 d/21/R6 B 1 N SaO
M ? 8/28/86 C n
H 2 8/08/86 P 5
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S 2 7/28/86 D
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H 2 9/21/86 6 13 N Ml<,
H 2 11/23/86 B 15 N vl<,
PERSON COUNTY PETITIONS SEEK N.C. 49 WORK
n
AREA COUNTIES PREPARING PRIORITIES FOR HIGHWAY MEETING HEDNESDAY
H 1 lO/2;'/e6 C 1 N
H 1 5/13/86 B 1 N sea
LIST OF HIGHWAY NEEDS GETS BOARD"^ BACKING
HIGHWAY NEEDS TO BE DISCUSSED
SECTION OF N.C. 54 CLOSING POD BRIDGE
CHAPEL HILL MAN KILLED IN ACCIDENT ON N.C. 54 BYPASS
AUTOMOBILES JAM UP ALONG N.C. 54 AFTER LINE IN CENTER OF ROAD MOVES
SCHOOL BUSES GET CAUGHT IN BOTTLENECK
<=i
PARKWOOD FIRE CHIEF: TRAFFIC SIGNALS NEEDED AT WRECK SITE
HIGHWAY 55 NEEDS SIGNAL. MORE PATROLS
S17 MILLION MALL. OFFICE COMPLEX PLANNED
LIST OF HIGHWAY NEEDS GETS BOARD'S BACKING
HIGHWAY NEEDS TO BE DISCUSSED
BUSINESS CENTER PLAN ON AGENDA
TURN SIGNAL NEEDED
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5/13/86
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5/13/86
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5/16/86
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20-YEAR LAND-USE PLAN LIKELY BY JUNE
OEVELOPWENT GETS MIXED REACTION
1-40 INTERSECTION ZONING NEVER PASSED INTO LAW
3 2/14/86 b 1 N '110
3 4/04/86 8 I N Ml-J
3 10/23/80 B 1 N 881
HOME BUILDERS TARGET EAST DURHA"
DURHAM BUSINESS GROUP TO 0FFE5 ZONING SOLUTION
DURHAM COUNTY ZONING BOARD TO PONDER OAK GROVE REQUESTS
OAK GROVE RESIDENTS STALL REZONING EFFORT
DENIED REZONING REQUESTS ON COUNTY AGENDA
NCA INC.
UNION TARGETS BURLINGTON, M6BANE PLANTS
NCM DEVELOPMENT GROUP
SEE ALSO N.C. MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.
NCM ACQUIRES ROLLING HILLS DEVELOPMENT
NCM BUYS ROLLING HILLS DEVELOPMENT
1-40 CORRIOOR PROMOTIONAL GROiJP FORMED
NCNB NATIONAL BANK
SEE N.C. NATIONAL BANK
10/10/86 A
10/11/86 A
11/04/86 B
11/06/86
H 2 12/06/86 B
N W82
N M06
N M06
N M06
M A54
H 2 7/13/86 C 14
H J 5/13/86 B 6
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H 2 10/26/B6 F 1 P
SEE NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR WOMEN
NABISCO INC.
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
NAGASAKI, JAPAN
SEE ALSO ATOMIC BOMBS
SEE ALSO HIBAKUSHA (ATOMIC BOMB VICTIM51
SEE ALSO JAPAN
ATOMIC-BOMB SURVIVOR RECALLS CRYING, LEVELING OF BUILDINGS
NAGS HEAD, N.C.
DEVELOPER PURCHASES LAND IN NAGS HEAD
NAIS'^ITH AHASO
SEE ALSO AWARDS
DUKE'S DAWKINS HIN5 1986 NAIS^IITH AWARD
OAHKINS NATION'S TOP PLAYER
NAMES
SEE ALSO COURTESY TITLES
SEE ALSO NICKNAMES
SEE ALSO N.C, NAMES OF TOWNS
SEE ALSO PERSONAL NAMFS
SEE ALSO ROADS, N.C, NAMES
AGAIN. IT'S RALEIGH-OURHAM
A HARFBRAINED IDEA
WHAT'S IN A NAME? BABY LABELS RANGE FROM BOOZE TO BIKFS
EVEN BROTHERS DISAGREE ON FAMILY, TOWN NAME
KEEP NAME SHORT
BEACH COTTAGE NAMES COME IN A HIDE VARIETY
MANY TAR HEELS USE INCORRECT NAMES FOR FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
THE ACC NAME GAME
NANCE FURNITURE CO.
'RED' NANCE OIES AT 75
NANCY SUSAN REYNOLDS AWARDS
SEE ALSO SHARDS
SEE ALSO Z. SMITH REYNOLDS FOUNOATION INC.
REYNOLDS FOUNDATION SEEKING UNSUNG HEROES
REYNOLDS FOUNDATION SEEKS SAMTS AT GRASSROOTS LEVEL
•UNDERDOGS' WIN FOUNDATION'S REYNOLDS AWARDS
N.C PEOPLE HONORED FOR LEADERSHIP
NANDINA (PLANII
EVERGREENS FARE WELL INDOORS
NANNIES
SEE ALSO CHILD CARE
H 2 3/28/R6 A 13 N
S 2 4/17/86 C I P N S84
H 2 4/19/86 B 3 N
H 2 3/14/85 C 1 N
S 2 3/14/86 D 2 P N
7
1/28/86 A
4
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6/09/85 A
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7/06/85 C
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7/18/86 A
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4/08/86
4/17/66
11/15/86
11/18/86
1
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12/31/86
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NANNY TO THC RESCUE
NANNY FINDER?
NANNY TO THF RESCUE
^*''''25WG^ria'?bR^??"p;AN PROVOKE DISAOREE«ENT
NANTAHAL4 POWER AND LIGHT CO. „.,^, ..,.
COURT RULES AGAINST N.C. IN RATES CASE
NANTAHALA RIVER
HFADECI FOP HHITEWATFR7 HERE'S SOME INFORMATION
CRACKDOWN PLANNED ON NANTAHALA ROATERS
DROUGHT HURTING HYDROELECTRIC PLANTS
'"'°^l?2;lo''RfTl°;:ER SELLS GOURMET FOOD STORES
RFCORn RAR SELLS STORES IN ? TOWNS
NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS
SFE ALSO DRUG ABUSE
SEE ALSO ORUG ABUSE. PREVENTION
''^^o'n'ilPjTd 5?"sIS5giLr°W??rcOCAINF ADDICTION
''*-" 53^groirA7P^i?K"E^ECTION TO HEAR DISCRIMINATION CHARGE
NATHAN A. WOMACK SCHOLARSH I P AWARD .,,...
SYLVA PHYSICIAN WINS UNC • S H01ACK AWARD
NATIONAL ABORTION RIGHTS ACTION LEAGUE INARALI
^^PRQ-CH0ICe''a0V0CATE5: WOMEN WILL DECIDE ISSUE
ABORTION RIGHTS LEADER CAMPAIGNS IN STATE
NATIONAL ACAOEI'Y OF ARBITRATORS
SFE ALSO COLLECTIVE BARGAINING
SEE ALSO MEDIATION
SEE ALSO VOLUNTEER ARBITRATORS „^„,
UNC PROFESSOR NAMED PRESIDENT OF U.S. ARBITERS
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES
SEE ALSO SCIENCE
INTERNATIONAL HIT SQUAD , ^. „, ,,,=.,rcc
N.C. STATE PROFESSOR ELECTED TO ACADEMY OF SCIENCES
POLL DEVASTATING: SCIENTISTS AGAINST -STAR WARS-
SCIENTISTS ARE BEST 'OWLS' ON STAR WARS
STUDY URGES SMOKING BAN ON DOMESTIC FLIGHTS
SCIENCE ACADEMY CRITICIZES AIR QUALITY IN JETLINERS ^ „ , ^„
•PiSSIVE SMOKERS' AT HOME INCREASE LUNG CANCER RISK 30» OVER UNEXPOSED
who's right about soi?
national achievement scholarship program for outstanding negro students
see also scholarships isee al s: names of scholar ships i
<( students win scholarships
scholarship semifinalists are named
national aeronautics and space administration
^"nc'"v?siting prof^blahes politics for putting damper on space program
president to lead nation's tribute friday
area services to remember cre-i
chapel hill-carrboro grant begun
clearing the record ,. ,, ^,
duke historian calls for fewe' manned flights
durham-poru expert heads shuttle probe
new unc tfchnique may aid nasa investigations
memper of nasa to speak at duke
the nasa image
nasa astronomer to speak at duke , ,^.„tr,r,m,
...MAYBE WE COULD DELAY THIS PARTICULAR LAUNCH... (CARTOONI
SPACE ASTRONOMY FINDING HISSING PIECES OF PUZZLE ,,.„,„„„,
...HERE COMES ONE OF THOSE LITTLE FOREIGN JOBS... ICARIOONI
THE Sight stuff/the 'IT might' stuff icartooni
SHUTTLE DISASTER LANDS DUKE T=ACHFR ON TV
'i'vOU W°LL FLy'^HIGHEr'^ANO FASTER THAN YOU EVER DREAMED...'
;^?rTON'H^p5Nrfo''°Bj'J'?!KEj\rF^RST JOURNALIST TO RIDE ON SPACE FLIGHT
NASA (CARTOON)
ROGERS COMMISSION BOOSTS QUALITY CONTROL
YFAGER^SAYs'shUTTLE TRAGEDY SHOWS MANAGEMENT PROBLEMS OF NASA
SAFETY OF ASTRONAUTS SHOULD BE TOP PRIORITY
SPACE PROGRAM NEEDS VISION
ROBOT PROJECT FUNDS STALL , „,^ ,,
ACTOR FIGHTS WRIGHTS' FIRST FLIGHT RIGHTS
ASTPONAUT'S WIDOW FILES DAMAGE LAWSUIT „^,„,^„„
N.C. CENTRAL STUDENTS TOLD NASA ON WAY TO RECOVERY
nIsS OFFICliL:SPiCE RESEARCH WOSTH EXPENSE. HELPS ECONOMY
ASTRONAUT BACKS SPACE SHUTTLE TRIPS
NATIONAL AGING FOUNDATION
SfI also OUKe'^UNIV. center for THE STUDY OF AGING AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO GER lATR ICS
DUKE JOINS NATIONAL AGING FOUNDATION
DUKE GRANTS TO STUDY AIDS. ALZHEIMER'S
NATIONAL ALLERGY FOUNDATION
SEE ALSO ALLERGIES
ALLERGY FOUNDATION A PRODUCT If POLLEN
NATIONAL ARCHIVES
REMINISCES MADE PUBLIC
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF COLORED PEOPLE
SEE NAACP
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF COLLEGE AN:) UNIV. BUSINESS OFFICERS
DUKE STUDIES NEW INSURANCE PLAN
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF COUNTIES
"luOGET-CUTUNG^LAtl'pREOCCUPIES OFFICIALS AT CONFERENCE
SCHOOL FOR SENIOR CITIZENS GETS NATIONAL RECOGNITION
5 COUNTY PROGRAMS WIN NATIONAL AWARDS
MRS. HERON ATTENDS LAND-USE MEETING
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF HOSIERY MANUFACTURERS
SEE ALSO HOSIERY INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO TEXTILE INDUSTRY
U.S. HOSIERY MILLS BATTLE INVADERS
N E
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DATE
10/08/n6
PC L P "YL
6 " N Zll
H 2 10/0''/a6 A (> P N Zll
S 2 8/0<./e6 A 3 N
S 2 6/17/86 A 1 N
S 2 5/1S/R6 D 3 F °71
H 2 6/13/>i6 A ^0 N
H 7 7/27/86 C "^ N
S 2 2/05/86 C 1
H 2 2/06/86 b 3
H 2 8/05/86 B 1 P F C60
H 1 'i/25/a6 B 3 N
H 2 7/10/86 A « N
H 3 1/23/86 B I R N BID
H 3 9/2<./86 C I N TIO
H 3
5/15/86 B
I
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H 2
5/14/86 A
4
L
H 2
5/16/86 A
15
N
H 2
6/01/16 C
1
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H49
H 2
7/03/R6 A
4
L
H 2
8/13/66 D
4
N
H 2
6/14/86 A
17
N
H 2
11/15/86 A
1
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H 2
12/24/66 A
4
E
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<./lD/a6 A
11
N
H 2
9/26/66 B
6
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H 2
1/29/86 A
1
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B30
H 2
1/30/86 A
1
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H 2
1/30/86 A
1
N
H 2
l/30/fl6 A
1
N
H 2
1/30/66 A
2
N
H 2
1/30/06 A
3
N
A54
H 2
1/31/86 A
1
0 N
S 2
l/3\/B6 A
1
N
S 2
2/12/86 A
15
N
H 2
2/16/66 0
4
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2/17/66 C
2
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H 2
2/25/86 A
4
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C50
H 2
2/25/86 b
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B30
H 2
3/04/86 A
4
T T
C50
H 2
3/13/86 A
4
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H 2
3/17/86 A
4
T T
R56
H 2
3/31/96 A
1
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H 2
3/31/86 A
4
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4/19/86 A
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H49
H 2
4/21/86 C
10
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H 2
4/27/86 C
10
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H 2
5/14/86 A
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R56
H 2
6/I1/B6 A
4
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H 2
6/12/86 A
4
T T
R56
H 2
6/13/86 A
16
N
5 2
6/14/86 A
4
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H 2
6/20/86 A
4
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S 2
6/26/86 A
20
N
H 2
7/12/86 A
8
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S 2
7/16/86 C
10
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H 2
10/24/86 C
6
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C60
S 2
10/24/66 C
1
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S 2
11/17/86 A
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S 2 1/28/86 A ? N
S 2 10/21/86 A 1 ■) B(j5
H 2 9/16/06 C 2
H 2 12/23/86 A 4
S 2 10/29/85 A I N H8?
H 2 3/04/66 8 1
H 2 7/18/86 A 14
H 3 7/19/86 C 1
S 2 11/24/86 C 3
H 2 6/14/86 D
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U/31/86
SUBJECTS
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NATICNSL ASSOCIATION OF INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS
SEE ALSO PRIVATE SCHOOLS
DUKE STUDIES NEW INSURANCE PLAN
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF INTERCOLL Ei I A TE ATHLETICS. FOOTBALL
FANFARE: ALL-NAIA TEAM
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF LETTER CARRIERS
SEE ALSO LETTER CARRIERS
SEE ALSO U.S. POSTAL SERVICE
DURHAM LETTER CARRIERS RAISIN: MONEY FOR MOA
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF NEGRO BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL WOMEN'S CLU8^
DURHAM GROUP TO HONOR MRS. LUCAS
MRS. LUCAS WINS SOJOURNER TRUTH
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REGIONAL COUNCILS
SEE ALSO TRIANGLE J COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS
NARC PRESIDENT-ELECT HOWES PRACTICES WHAT HE TEACHES
HOWES HEADS NATIONAL GROUP
DURHAM CHAPTER
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF WOMEN IN CONSTRUCTION,
SEE WOMEN IN CONSTRUCTION
NATIONAL ATHLETIC TRAINERS* ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO SPORTS (GENERAL HEADING!
MORE TRAINERS SOUGHT FOR N.C. SCHOOLS
NATIONAL AUDOBON SOCIETY
SFE AUDUBON SOCIETY
NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION
SFE ALSO PASKFTBALL
CHARLOTTE PUSHES FOR NBA FRANCHISE
•THE PIG 0' WEST OLD-TIMERS SHUT DOWN EAST
SHULER KILLED IN CYCLE COLLISION
THE SMALLEST NBA STAR
TWIN TOWERS, ROCKETS TAKE CONTROL OUT WEST
FANFARE: CHARLOTTE WOOS NBA
N.C. MAKES NBA PITCH
FANFARE: NBA TIX IN CHARLOTTE
CHARLOTTE SELLING NBA TICKETS
CHARLOTTE SELLING NBA TICKETS
PRO HOOPS' RESURGENCE SHOWS IN N.C.
FANFARE: NBA TONIGHT AT STATE
FANFARE: THEY'RE HOPING
LAKERS-eULLS A LARGE NBA LOCAL GAME
CHARLOTTE TOPS NBA TICKET GOAL
JORDAN, WORTHY RETURN
JABBAR: TRULY A BASKETBALL GIANT
CHARLOTTE NBA CHANCES GOOD?
IF CHARLOTTE GETS NBA TEAM, D'lESELL WANTS TO COACH IT
FANFARE: ORIESELL FLIES SOUTH
DRIESELL INTERESTED IN CHARLOTTE NBA POST
FANFARE: LEFTY IN THE NBA?
SHINN: NBA COMING
IN NBA, AGONY OF 'DE-FEET' SPELLS MAJOR PROBLEM
CHARLOTTE SURVIVES CUT OF HOPEFUL NBA CITIES
NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION, DRAFT
SEE NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION DRAFT
NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION DRAFT
SEE ALSO SPORTS, RECRUITING
POLYNICE'S LAST MOVE AT UVA. SIMPLY STUPID
PEARL, BEDFORD MOVE ON TO NBA
FIVE UNDERCLASSMEN AVAILABLE FOR NBA DRAFT
NBA EYES DAUGHERTY
76ERS MAY PLAN A PHILLY SUB — TRADE PICK AWAY
FIRST AND FOREMOST...
FRANCHISE PLAYER MISSING, BUT DRAFT IS PLENTY DEEP
DAUGHERTY 'SAFE' PICK
WASHBURN HIGH ON GOLDEN STATE DRAFT 'WISH LIST'
TfcERS STILL UNSETTLED ON FIRST SELECTION IN 1986 NBA DRAFT
DAUGHERTY NO. I PICK IN DRAFT
NBA FANS WANT INSTANT STARS
TIME'S THE PEST JUDGE OF TUESDAY'S WINNERS
DAUGHERTY AWAKES TO CLEVELAND
A BUMPER CROP
SURPRISES HIGHLIGHT NBA DRAFT
ALARIE SAYS DENVER WAS HIS FI^ST CHOICE
BIAS" DEATH QUELLS ACC'S DRAFT ELATION
BETTORS BEWARE OF WILANOER
FANFARE: MOST NBA-DRAFTED SENIORS NOT GRADS
ALARIE SIGNS WITH NUGGETS
ALARIF SIGNS WITH NUGGETS
NATIONAL BIOMEDICAL SIMULATION RESOURCE
SEE ALSO BIOMEDICAL SIMULATIONS
SYMPOSIUM ON COMPUTERS IN RES=ARCH SET AT DUKE
NATIONAL BOYS INT ER SC HOL AST IC CHAMPIONSHIPS
SEE U.S. TENNIS ASSOCIATION, BOY'S INTERSCHOL ASTIC CHAMPIONSHIPS
NATIONAL CANCER INSTITUTE
SEE ALSO CANCER
RTI AWARDED CONTRACT FOR 'OUIT SMOKING' EFFORT
DUKE GRANTS TO STUDY AIDS, ALZHEIMER'S
2 FROM DUKE ON TEAM MAKING AIDS PROGRESS
NATIONAL CENTER FOR EDUCATION STATISTICS
SFE ALSO EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH
FEDERAL WORKERS LEAVE EARLY
NATIONAL CENTER FOR HEALTH SERVICES RESEARCH
UNC STUDENTS GET GRANTS
NATIONAL CENTER FOR HEALTH STATISTICS LABORATORY
SFE ALSO HEALTH CARE
n HEALTH STATISTICS WORKERS RECEIVE DIRECTOR'S AWARUS
NATIONAL CENTER FOR MISSING AND EXPLOITED CHILDREN
SEE ALSO L IFENET
SEE ALSO MISSING CHILDREN
N.C. 'MISSING' CENTER JOINS U.S. NETWORK
NATIONAL CHILD WELFARE LEADERSHIP CENTER
AUTHOR OF BOOK ON MANAGEMENT TO ASSIST LEADERSHIP PROGRAM
NATIONAL COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO PROPOSITION 48
NCAA TO CLEAR AIR ON PROPOSITION 48 NEXT WEEK
THE NCAA'S CHANGING WINDS WORTH TRACKING
ACADEMICS NOT ALL OF NCAA CONVENTION
UNC PANEL STILL BEHIND PROPOSITION 48
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MONTHLV/4
BUiCK SCHOOLS. 1C40EMICS CONCF«N fJC14
NCAA BENDS ON PROPOSITION <,I9 AT CONVENTION
IN NCAA BATTLES. SMALL SCHOOLS HAVE BIG VOICE
NCAA gyPRACES ORUG TESTING
FRIDAY. POULTON CHAGRINED
PROPOSITION <.R (CARTOONI
NCAA SLOWLt MOVING IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION
FPE5HMAN ATHLETE PLAYING RULES SHOULD STAY TOUGH
DON'T PENALIZE ATHLETES ^,„ ,
ECU FINISHES REPORT ON POSSIBLE VIOLATIONS
ECU INVESTIGATION SHOWS VIOLATIONS
ATHLETES SHOULD BE STUDENTS
FRIDAY SETS INTO MOTION UNC LEADERSHIP CHANGE
GEOPGIA RIGHTS A WRONG .., „,,. ^
SURPRISED COACHES TAKE SHOTS AT 3-POINT RULE
NCAA TO 0UE5TI0N r,A>iECOCK BAS<ETBALL
NO ACTION TAKi^N ON ATHLETICS PROPOSAL
COLLEGE SPORTS CLEAN-UP PRODUCING A NFW ATTITUDE
ACADEMIC HOOPLA , ^ ,^ „ ^
SWOFFORD: TICKET PULE ALMOST UNENFORCEABLE ,,,,.,
spangler: unc to defer action on athletic policies
action on athletics regulations postponed by unc system board
swofforo against 'unilateral' change , „ , ,,
fordham. poulton. others oppose fposh eligibility in two sports
athletes need more time for academics
major issues await ncaa at next month's convention
college presidents cite problems
ncaa rules should make no exceptions
National collegiate athletic association, baseball
florida state tops molfpack
n.c. state eliminated; ga. tech edges navy
diamond chips
ga. tech splits. faces rematch
national collegiate athletic association. basketball (meni
basketball notes
lefty surely oohn. but not out at maryland
ncaa merry-go-round ,,^ „
cremins. sutton. kirk discuss ncaa field ^, , ,
predictions pointless as final four countdown begins
selection committee finds 6<. th pick the hardest
top seed duke. 5 other acc teams make ncaa field
1936 NCAA DIVISION 1 MEN'S BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP
ESPN TO CARRY DUKE
ACC TEAMS FACE POCKY NCAA PATH
"i'^t K^^VrSrayllONTME^Nts'SK^E^LLL championship TOURNAMENT PAIRINGS
SirTrgl5{Es%'^jE'¥2frTS?l^^?N'lAT^-Gi?SirBLUE DEVILS
FOR PACK. THREE MINUTES KEY TT TOURNAMENT FUTURE
TAR HEELS FACE PROBLEMS IN INJURIES. IST-ROUNO FOE
UTAH 'AT HUME' AT WEBER STATE
DUKE IN BLACKOUT?
DUKE IN 'NO-WlN' SITUATION
WOLFPACK FACES ROUGH ROAD
MARIST A MYSTERY TEAM
OIIKE GAME NOT ON TV
DUKE BEGINS IN VALLEY ON TRIP
FROM ITTA SENA TO THE NCAA
UNC GETS HEALTHY FOR NCAA TOLPNEY
FLIGHT 1067: ROD SERLING'S UNC EXPRESS
;^ibb|"S!if:''?is^?TBS"LL°£SrT|^ TRAVELING COUNTRY WATCHING GAMES
UNC SEEKS WINNING CHEMISTRY
NCAA PITCHES TENTS IN GREENSBORO
IT'S DO-OR-OIE TIME FOR HEELS
IOWA 'AT HOME" VS. N.C. STATE
TAR HEELS ESCAPE UTAH IN WEST REGIONAL
DUKE LEARNS A LESSON FROM MISSISSIPPI VALLEY
DUKE CLIMBS OUT OF A DELTA VALLEY
YOUNG WOLFPACK. HAWKEYES LOOK FOR IMPROVEMENT
DEPAUL USES SUE TO OUST VIRGINIA ,,,„,cc
PRICE SPARKS GA. TECH WIN; VILLANOVA HOLDS OFF HOKIES
HEELS 'ON TRACK'
UNC BACK ON TRACK
TAR HEELS WAKE UP IN UTAH
DUKE OVERCOMES UPSTART DELIA OEVILS
NO. 1 DUKE WORRIES ODU ^, ^^ ,,„.
YOUNGER MEYER DIRECTS DEPAUL IN UPSET OF UVA
ODU TAKES LESSON FROM 15T OUKE FOE
TAR HEELS FIND TOURNEY TOUCH
UNC CLEARS THE AIR IN UTAH MOJNTAINS
WOLFPACK PULLS ONE OUT, 66-6*. , ,„^.,
DESPITE LACK OF RESPECT, DEVILS ARE GREAT
'CLEAN' GENE'S BLAZERS FACE UNC 'MACHINE'
UAb'S MITCHELL TO TEST TAR HEELS
WOLFPACK HANGS ON AT THE END
OUKE GETS IT TOGETHER TO ROUT OLD DOMINION
UNC UTILIXZES DEFENSE TO REACH ROUND OF 15
AMAKER DUKE'S MR, T WHEN IT COMES TO D
WOLF, HALE PLAY WELL WHEN UNC NEEDS IT
WOLFPACK GETS PIECE OF THE (LITTLE! ROCK ,„.„.„„ rn..c
PAT BOONE AND HIS LITTLE ROCKS BELIEVE IN THEIR JOURNEY GOALS
DEPAUL TAKES ANOTHER STEP. NO. 1 BLUE OEVILS NEXT FOE
JAMMING WITH DAVID ^, ^
BOLTON GIVES PACK ESSENTIAL MR. PRIME TIME
STATE SURVIVES J-OT STRUGGLE
BLUE OEVILS DISPLAY KILLER INSTINCT
HEELS BACK ON TRACK, IN SWEET 16
NCAA DIVISION I BASKETBALL FINAL 16
LOUISVILLE, UNC CLASH
BOLTON SPARKS WOLFPACK IN ESCAPE
DEPAUL PROVES POINT IN PAIR OF UPSETS ,„„.,,,,.=
ROBINSON LEADS NAVY CHARGE IN 97-85 UPSET OF SYRACUSE
NO. I BLUE OEVILS WANT PRESSURE ON DEPAUL
CRUM: UNC'S SIZE PROBLEM FOR CARDINALS
KANSAS THE FAVORITE IN MIDWEST REGION
TECH'S WEAL DISCIPLINED
THE LATEST LINE
COACH K PREFERS UNDERDOG ROLE , _
COACH V'S REPETITIVE PERFORMANCE BRINGS
OEACS COULD HAKE BIG BUCKS IF ACC TEAMS
UNC MEETS TOUGH CARDS IN HOUSTON
WAGNER IS CARDS' ACE- I N- THE-HTLE
UNC FACING LOADED DECK
"cvlNa.^'picI CONCENTrIte'oN SURVIVAL IN NCAA TOURNEY
DEPTH GIVES OUKE TOURNAMENT EDGE
TAR HEELS HOPE TO STAND TALL AGAINST CARDS
THIS TIME AROUND. SMITH'S TIGERS NO NCAA CINDERELLA
IOWA STATE'S GRAYER GETS PACK'S ATTENTION
SHUE FIRED BY BULLETS. REPLACED BY LOUGHERY
ACC STILL NO. 1
CRUM, SMITH IN RARE SHOWDOWN
MATCHUPS CRUCIAL TO TAR HEELS
IN NCAA WINS
MAKE IT TO FINAL FOUR
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CINDERELLAS: THE SMART INAVYI AND UGLY (CLEVELAND ST.l u I ?/l /§S ? 1^?
SCOTT SKILES- SCOWL PUTS OPPONENTS IN A TRANCE S I l/l}^2J r J o t^ ?T'
IOWA STATE MOVING UP WITH COACH JOHNNY ORR 2 I I^I^Sf f " t^ P,i
PERSON, AUBURN TOP UNLV J u,^r H | 3/21/66 CI N C 36
CARDS DEAL TAR HEELS OUT S | HiiClt n ? p f^?i
REMEMBERING THE CLASS OF '86 t | ?<|}<25 ° S ^ ^
DUKE FACING -RIG- DEMONS | f H?HS* R ° I 2i2
SEC IN SPOTLIGHT IN NCAA ACTION | | H|M5? S 1 „ ^ "^^^
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DUKE CONTINUES METHODICAL MARCH TO FINAL <. II l/ll'>2? . In
NAVY, ROBINSON S0UEE2E PAST CLEVELAND STATE I I VAViVl f iR
WASHBURN, SHACKLEFORO PAINT N.C. STATE INTO NCAA FINAL 8 II l/ll/?J J f?
ERNIE, SHACK COME THROUGH FOR HOLFPACK N THE CLUTCH S | VAVlH n 4
ir.^I^nl, f.'JO'J'-AS LIKELY WON'T PLAY IN IOURNaSFNT S ? ?/?l/5^ K -
SLUE DEVILS, NAVY ALIKE IN PURPOSE " f< HZ 3/22/66 0 t
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FOR MYERS. CLOSE, BUT NO CIGAR S I ViM/iH i ?
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WOLFPACK LOOKING TO THE FUTURE .v v-lc u o) S 2 3/24/?6 D 4 R N
KANSAS WANTS REMATCH | | |<|5<2J g f J^
HOW GOOD IS DUKE? UNIMPOSING DEVILS MERELY 36-2 I I i/j^/ba r ? , nia
DUKE'S CONSISTENCY MASKS ACHIEVEMENTS I | 1,12/21 ! ^ ^ ^'^
BIG GAMES BRING OUT BEST IN HENDERSON I | \',\V,Vi n ? o m c;
DAWKINS SMALL IN STATURE, BUT BIG IN BOX SCORES I I 3/pJ/§5 S \ '^ '^ '^ "
F NAL FOUR TICKETS FOCUS IN FLIMFLAM ^'-U'<" S 2 3/26/86 0 3 N
DIALING FOR DALLAS, THE HOOPLA REGINS H I i/It/bS n i rsj
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BLUE^DEVIL FANS WELCOME TEAM AT ROU AFTER DEFEAT " I t/o\/pt ° I P n S3<.
COLD SHOOTING ENDS DEVILS' DREA-S I I i'/ol/^^t D ! S N n ?S
EIJi'L ANALYSIS: SIX REASONS WKY DUKE LOST ^ f S/0 /56 D P U Dll
HENDERSON'S CAREER BIGGER THAN ONE GAME S 2 J/01/66 n 7 P H F?l
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DUKE SENIORS LEAVE SPECIAL LEGACY I | Z/SI/pS S 1 » 11 nil
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DID IMMANUEL KANI COACH THE BLUE OEVILS? H 2 J/07/86 A 4 1
OUKE ^RIIOMUES IDEALS OF COLLEGE ATHLETICS S 2 J/07/6? 0 12 J
ACADEMIC CASUALTIES I | J/iJ^n? S 5 1 F75
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NNUAL INDEX
1/01/86 - l2/31/'i6
SUBJECTS
Of.i 652
l/O'/OT
M»SSI"INO PLANS ASSAULT ON 3-POINTER
NATIONAL COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSICIATIONi BASKETBALL (WO«ENI
FHUP ACC TE4MS GET WO'<EN'S BIDS
TAR HEELS HOLO "FF BEZELS
P.M. DIGEST: GENS LITTLES REPLACES GEORGE K«RL
WOMEN'S TICKETS SELL SLOH
TROJANS STOP UNC WCEN
PIRATES EDGE WOLFPACK IN NINT^
NATIONAL COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION. CROSS-COUNTRY
Fanfaoe: farmer hINS REGIONAL
NATIONAL COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION. FOOTBALL
APPLEV.MITE LANDS 'T ECU AFTER TRANSFER REVERSAL
NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP UP FQR jRSBS
SS'^H^'Xili^? iEc.i?ii!E!u'?S^?BAl:L PROGRAM GETS M,LO PROBATION
HARVEY ELIMINATED FRO- LIST
NORTH DAKOTA STATE 33 WINS HA-'LON HILL 1*0?"/, ^„== „^.„^
PATERNO EJP^CTS NCAA FOOTBALL PLAYOFF WITHIN THREE YEARS
lATF ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION. GOLF
ESM*: RECEIVE NCAA TOURNAMENT GOLF BIOS
S AIM FOR NCAA TOUR-fcY
GOLF TOURNAMENT: ACC F0UR5OMF EYEING GOLF TITLE
FOR NCAA LEAD: ACC GOLFERS SHARE TOP SPOT
IMS FOR TEAM TITLE
COWPOYS ON TOP
N AGAIN FOR A"ATEUR ACE
TATIONS PUT PRESSURE ON vFRPLANK
TATIONS PUT PRESSUR= ON vFRPLAl.K
TATF LEADS MARATHON AT NCAA TOURNEY
N BUT NOT OUT, STAG= LATE RALLY FOR GOLF TITLE
ILE YOU WORK THEME SONG IN DEACS' NCAA CHARGE
DEACS WIN NCAA TITLE S
GIVES DEACONS NCAA TITLE
NATIONAL COLLE.
FOUR ACC T
UNC GOLFER
NCAA -EN'S
DEACS TIED
VERPLANK A
VERPLANK
GOLF IS FU
HIGH F«PEC
HIGH EIPEC
OKLAHOMA S
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NATIONAL CCLLEGUTF ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION. GOLF IWOMEN)
DUKE 7TH IN NCAA WOMEN'S GOLF
P.M. DIGEST
DUNLAP, GATORS LEAD NCAA WOMEN'S GOLF
OUNLAP helps GATORS DEFEND NCAA WOMEN'S GOlF TITLE
NATIONAL COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION. LACROSSE
THREE ACC TEa-S GET LACROSSE BIDS
COLLEGE NOTES
UNC GOES TO "ARYLANO IN NCAA LACROSSE
UNC EAR'.S BERTH IN LACROSSE FINAL FOUR
SAME FOUR KNOCK ON DOOR FOR NCAA LACROSSE TITLE
IT'S HEELS VS. CAVS FOR LACROSSE TITLE
NCAA LACROSSE: T»R HEELS. CAVALIERS VIE IN ALL-ACC CH AMP lOrjSM I p game
UNC CAPTURES LACROSSE TITLE
TAR HEELS TOP CAvS FOR LACROSSE CROWN
VICTORY SWEET FOR UNC
ACC EARNS LACROSSE HONORS
NATIONAL COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION. PROPOSITION 48
SEE ATHLETES. ACADEMIC STANDARDS
SEE NATIONAL CJLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
SEE PROPOSITION 48
NATIONAL COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION. SOCCER (MENI
FANFARE: SOCCER EXTRAVAGANZA
DUKE GETS HOME FIELD FOR NCAA FIRST SOUND
DUKE GETS HOME EDGE IN NCAA
DUKF SOCCER TEAM STARTS NCAA "LAY
DEVILS FOOT GAMECOCKS IN 1ST »OUND
UNC WOMEN'S SOCCER TEAM ADVANCES
STONE PACES DUKE HIN
STATE GETS DUKE PLAYOFF GAME , _ .
DUKE. N.C. STATE RENEW FEUD FOR REGIONAL CROwN
BLUE DEVILS STOP STATE IN SOCCER
^LSE^gESjLs'^o'ISsrSSfM'L'fe^OLA IN NCAA QUARTERFINALS SUNDAY
RENNIE'S SOCCER SUCCESS IS TINTED RED. WHITE AND BLUE
OUKE SOCCER MEETS UNBEATEN LOYOLA
BLU= DEVILS ROLL INTO SEMIFINALS
FANFARE: SIGNIFICANT OTHERS
STONE GOAL CARRIES DUKE TO SEMIFINALS
DEVILS TWO WINS FRO- THEIR OREA- „ ,„ , .,„
SChhlAR-ATHLETE B»AGGING rights AT STAKE IN DUKE-HARVARD CLASH
KERR'S PAIR L'^ADS DUKE ?Y HARVARD. INTO NCAA FINALS
gtviigrfs^iR^^rss? ru^i'.v^^^^i'^E'i'ii\^ soccer tea-
gScJ^'ValsIoR?: dSk^ t'cfw^TEAM PLANS TO ACHIEVE WHAT. ..OTHERS DION'
BLUE DEVILS FACE FAST-RISING JIPS
BRIOESMAIOS GET CHANCE FOR "OJSUcT
OUKE DOES IY: wins SuCCER TITLE
DUKF'S NCAA CHA-PS FULFILL DREA- ,,..„„ ,„ ro
POSITIVE PLUE DEVILS FULFILL EXPECTATIONS IN NCAA RETURN TRIP
DUKE HAILS ITS FIRST TEAM TO CAPTURE NATIONAL TITLE
BLUE DEVILS EARN NCAA TITLE ,„. -
DUKE'S SOCCER TEAM SNARES NATIONAL TITLE
t4C AM CHAHPS
OUkE'S KERR NAMED SOCCER "LAY^R OF YEAR
NATIONAL COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION. TENNIS ,,„,„, ,.„
HALLOOR'O-J'S 65 LFAOS -CMORIALi NICKLAUS LURKS ONE SHOT BFl.INO
FRENCH OPEN TENNIS BEGINS TODAY
NATIONAL COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION. TRACK
ACC DUEL CONTINUES IN NCAAS
STATE RUNNER OuITS RACE. - AK ES SUICIDE ATTE-PT
TWO WOMEN TOP TRIPLE JU-P RECORD
H 2 12/12/B6 C I T "
Ex-hILL5IDE"sTAR COUNCIL WINS NCAA HURDLES TITLE
STATE TEA-MATE SAYS PRESSURE !>ECA»E TOO MUCH FOR
P.M. DIGEST
NATIONAL COMMISSION ON AIR OUALITY
SEE AIR POLLUTION STANDARDS
SEE AIR OUALITY
NATIONAL CONFERENCE OF CHRISTIANS AND JEWS
^^IvanGELISM^SIro to DEFINE. RELIGIONS PANELISTS SAY
NATIONAL CONFERENCE OF STATE LEGISLATURES . .
TAR HEEL LEGISLATORS. LOB=>YlSTS INVAOE LOUISIANA
N.C. HEARS NEW IDEAS ON FUNDING POISON CONSTRUCTION
LEGISLATORS CONFERENCE yi^loS many PREDICTIONS for SOUTHERN PRImjry
ADULT RURAL EDUCATION OFTEN GEARED TO URBAN LIFE
NATIONAL CONGRESS OF CITIES ..^,
SEE ALSO NATIONAL LEAGUE OF CITIES
H 2
3/IC/P6
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H 2
3/16/66
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3/17/S6
0
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S 2
3/1R/86
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3/21/P6
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H 2
4/04/86
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8/16/86
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8/22/R6
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3/22/H6
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9/10/66
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H 2
12/09/86
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N
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12/12/86
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H 2
12/24/86
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5/14/86
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5/25/36
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5/30/86
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5/30/B6
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5/30/86
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5/30/B6
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H 2
6/01/86
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6/02/86
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6/0J/56
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H 2 5/2='/86 D 2 N
S 2 5/29/86 B 2 N
H 2 5/31/86 D ? N
H 2 6/01/86 B 4 N
5/12/86 0
5/12/86 0
5/18/86 3
5/19/36 D
5/24/86 0
5/25/86 S
5/26/86 D
5/27/86 B
5/27/66 B
5/31/66 A
6/06/86 C
a/29/86 C
11/11/66 D
11/11/06 0
U/16/86 B
11/17/86 B
1 1/17/86 B
11/17/66 D
11/16/66 B
11/19/66 0
11/24/66 B
11/24/66 B
11/25/66 D
11/27/86 C
U/30/85 B
12/01/''6 B
12/01/86 d
12/01/66 D
12/03/86 D
12/07/86 B
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12/06/86 D
12/10/86 D
12/10/86 0
12/12/66 C
12/13/66
12/13/66
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12/15/86 8
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12/15/06 A
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6/01/66 B
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8/21/66
8/22/66
a/25/66
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MONTHLY/A
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SUBJECTS
PACE 653
l/09/a7
CnuNCIL TO ATTEND CONFERENCE 3N CITIES
NATIONAL CONGRESSIONAL CLUB
SEE ALSO JEFFERSON MARKETING CO"?.
SEE ALSO N.C. CONGRESSIONAL CLU»
BROYHILLt FUNDERauRK: WHAT'S THE DIFFERENCE?
BROVHILL'S VOTING RECORD CHASTISED
BOMBAST THAT DIVIDES
THEIR CONSERVATISH HAS LITTLE LEG ROOM
JUDGE REFUSES TO DISMISS PART JF FEC SUIT AGAINST ORGANIZATIONS
WHAT AN ABSOLUTELY RIDICULOUS SUIT; (CARTOON)
WRITER SHOWED CANDIDATES" DIFFERENCES
MAGAZINE SAYS GOP HOLD ON SENATE SEAT IHREATENtO
MORE NEGATIVE NONSENSE
CLUB'S DIRTY TRICKS
BROYHILL'S RECIPES HAVE CONSERVATIVE FLAVOR
TRYING TO SHED CLUB IMAGE
JEFFERSON MARKETING INC. ORGANIZES SIX SUBSIDIARIES
SET POLITICAL RECORD STRAIGHT
PRICE SAYS 'SHADOW CAMPAIGN' RUN FOR COBEY
FETZER IS TAKING POST WITH RALEIGH COMPANY
6R0YHILL ATTRACTS BUSINESS
COBEY IN DEBT TO CONGRESSIONAL CLUB
WHAT'S IN A NAME?
HUNT, HELMS GROUPS WINDING DOWN
BROYHILL'S VOTES WERE RIGHT
BROYHILL'S 'POSITIVE CAMPAIGN' DRAWS JOD AT JORDAN HIGH RALLY
THE CONGRESSIONAL CLUB ENTERS LOCAL POLITICS (CARTOON)
VOTERS NEED TO KNOW ABOUT ISSUES. ANSWERS
CONGRESSIONAL CLUB HURTS FUNDERi^URK
BROYHILL TAKES LEAD IN GOP RACE
CONGRESSIONAL CLUB ACCUSES BROYHILL OF ATTACKING HELMS ON WASTE BILL.
GOP LEGISLATOR SAYS FUNOERBUR<'S ADS INCLUDE DECEPTION
CONGRESSIONAL CLUB CHARGED WITH 'POLITICAL TERRORISM'
CAMPAIGN ALLEGATIONS CAN BE ELUSIVE AS AIR
NEGATIVE ADVERTISING
NO, YOU GET IN THE BOTTLE! (CARTOON)
CONGRESSIONAL CLUB WILL HALT A NT I -BRO YHI LL ADS AFTER PRIMARY
CONGRESSIONAL CLUB STIRS FLAP OVER LOAN BY BROYHILL
JIM BROYHILL'S VICTORY A REPUBLICAN COMEBACK
THE CLUB (CARTOON)
HIGH-ROAD POLITICS SUCCESSFUL THIS YEAR
CONGRESSIONAL CLUB'S DIRECTION) IS UNCERTAIN AFTER FUNDERBURK'S LOSS
THE CLUB CAN'T SURVIVE IN THE MIDDLE GROUND
CONGRESSIONAL CLUB, FEC REACH AGREEMENT
CONGRESSIONAL CLUB TACTICS HELD UNFAIRLY CHARACTERIZED
CONGRESSIONAL CLUB EXPECTED TT FACE CHANGES
A BLUNDER ADMITTED
REAGAN SEEN HELPING UNITE STATE GOP
SANFORD BLASTS BROYHILL ARTICLE
BROYHILL RIGHT CHOICE
POLITICS CHARGED AGAINST RECALL EFFORT
RECALL OPPONENTS SEE POLITICS
BOTH SIDES PLAYING HARDBALL IN RECALL BIO
CLUB'S NEW MAGAZINE HAS NO OLIVE BHA.^CHES
PACS SPEND 471 MILLION
CLUB HAS HAND IN HIRING AT F M^ A , POSE CHARGES
JEFFERSON MARKETING'S POLITICAL LOANS EYED
AGENCY EXTENDED CREDIT To HELMS, CONSERVATIVES
CANDIDATES GET LITTLE DIRECT AID FROM CONGRESSIONAL CLUB
VALENTINE OUTSPENDS HCELHANEY 3 TO I
SEEDS OF 19<J0 VENOM MAY HAVE BEEN SO,JN
DALPIAZ, GASTONIA BUSINESSMAN, PROPOSED FOR GOP CHAIRMAN
IT'S BACK. ..AND IT'S NOT HAPPY. (CARTOON)
REPUBLICANS MEET IN EFFORT TQ END FEUD
NATIONWIDE GOP EFFORT BEHIND HELMS
NATIONAL COUNCIL OF CHURCHES
SEE ALSO N.C. COUNCIL OF CHURCHES
CHURCH GROUP TOUR DROUGHT- STRt CKEN AREAS
TASK FORCE TOURS PARCHED DAIRY COUNTRY
RELIEF FROM CHURCH COUNCIL
NATIONAL COUNCIL OF NEGRO WOMEN
SEE ALSO BLACKS, U.S.
SEE ALSO WOMEN, POLITICIANS
COUNCIL OF NEGRO WOMEN TO MEET
WOMEN HONORED FOR LEADERSHIP
TUESDAY TALK
NATIONAL CRIME INFORMATION CENTER
SEE ALSO CRIME, STATISTICS
COMPUTERS REPLACE BLOODHOUNDS TO CATCH ESCAPEES
NATIONAL OFar
SEE ALSO ECONOMY, U.S.
SEE ALSO TRADE DEFICIT
SEE ALSO U.S., BUDGET
SEE ALSO U.S., BUDGET DEFICIT
WASTE IN REAGAN SPENDING
DISTRIBUTE THE DEBT
<r RTP COMPANIES RATED AMONG B?ST IN U.S. TO WORK FOR
LAWMAKERS RAISE DEBT CEILING AND HEAD HOME
SHEER TERROR NEEDED TO HELP FIGHT DEFICIT
NATIONAL OFFENSE
SEE ALSO MILITARY
DEFENSE CAN BENEFIT FROM FRFS^ APPROACH
GROOM'S MAIN ISSUE IS DEFENSE
NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO TEACHERS, U.S.
BENNETT CALLS GOVERNORS' REPO'T ON EDUCATION
N.C. NEEDS RENEWED COMMITMENT JO SCHOOLS
NATIONAL EDUCATION WEEK (SEE NAMES OF INDIVIDUAL SCHOOLS)
SEE AMERICAN EDUCATION WEEK
SEE DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS
SEE DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS
NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE ARTS
SEE ALSO ARTS, U.S.
DANCE FESTIVAL RECEIVES GRANT
MAGAZINE WINS NATIONAL GRANT
ADF HITS MATCHING GOAL
DANCE FESTIVAL RAISES FUNDS F3R ENDOWMENT
NOONTIME CONCERT
KWANZAA BRINGS HERITAGE HOME
NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE HUMANITIES
SEE ALSO NATIONAL HUMANITIES CENTER
SEE ALSO N.C. HUMANITIES COMMITTEE
FREE LECTURE SERIES OFFERED
UNC, DUKE FACULTY MEMBERS OFFERED HUMANITIES FELLOWSHIPS
NATIONAL ENgulRER (NEWSPAPER)
'MODEL' FOR REFORM
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4/30/86
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5/02/86
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5/05/86
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5/07/86
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5/07/86
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5/08/86
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5/12/86
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5/14/86
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5/16/86
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5/17/86
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5/10/86
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5/28/B6
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7/06/86
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7/31/86
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7/31/86
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3/02/86
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8/18/86
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9/10/86
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9/26/86
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10/15/86
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10/16/86
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N
H 2
11/03/86
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11/06/86
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12/13/86
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12/17/86
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12/18/86
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12/22/86
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2 a/11/86 B 7 N
2 8/12/86 B 8 N
2 9/05/86 A 4 E
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S 2
H 2
5/28/86
6/28/86
7/01/86
H 2 a/28/86 0
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S 2 12/05/86
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3/11/86 A 4
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5/23/86 B
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12/1S/86 D
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MQNTHLY/ANNUHL INOE
1/01/86 - 12/31/1
S U B J E C
..."N.C. ST4TP FOOTHALL JDINS NSTIOM'S TOP TWENTY"... (CiRTOONI
NATION!!. FEDERATION FOR DECENCV
SEE ALSO MORAL ITY
SEE ALSO PORMO&RAPHY
SEE ALSO PREGNANCY, ADOLESCENT
CAMPAIGNS FOR DECENCY CHIP AT MAGAZINE SALES
PREGNANCY PREVENTION PROGRAM GETS 130,000 AWARD
•RESPECT SEX* COURSE IS NEEDED IN SCHOOLS
NATIONAL FEDERATION OF INDEPENDENT BUSINESSES
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, SMALL
PLANS DISAPPOINT SMALL-BUSINESS GROUP
NATIONAL FfDFRATION OF MUSIC CLUPS
MUSIC CLUBS' COMPETITION SETS N.C.
AUDITIONS
NATIONAL FOOTBALL FOUNDATION HALL 3F FAME SCHOLAR- ATHLETES
SEE ALSO PRO FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME
SFE ALSO SCHOLARSHIPS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SCHOLARSHIPS!
DEROGATIS, SPURRIER TO BE INDUCTED
NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE
SEE ALSO FOOTBALL
SUTTON'S GUTTY APPROACH GARNE' S PHOENIX TITLE
THE NFl'S NEWEST WATERBOY (CARTOON)
USFL USFFUL IN BRINGING MORE INTEREST. PLAYERS TO STAGNANT NFL
THE UPSTARTS 'BLEW IT'
BENNETT, CARR CUT BY NFL
NFL DREAM MERITS NO REPLAY
NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE DRAFT
UNC'S FRANKLIN LOOKS FOR SECOMO CHANCE
ACC DPAFT PICKINGS SLIM
EIGHT HOURS SPENT WAITING AND SEEING
an GOES 1ST: ACC FINDS GOING SLOW
I, lAR HEELS GET LATE CALL IN NFL DRAFT
FOUR FROM N.C. SIGN WITH CHIEFS
NATIONAL FORUM OF BLACK PUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS
SEE ALSO BLACKS, U.S.
COUNTY MAY HELP TRAIN S. AFRICANS
COUNTY MOVING ON PLANS FOR COURTHOUSE
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY
COLUMBUS CONTROVERSY IS TEMPEST IN TEAPOT
NATIONAL GOVERNORS' ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO GOVERNORS, U.S.
martin: GOVERNORS RECEPTIVE TO GRAM»-RUDMAN
BENNETT CALLS GOVERNORS' REPO'T ON EDUCATION 'MODEL' FOR REFORM
GOVERNORS' PROPOSALS ON EDUCATION BACKED
MARTIN COOL ON SCHOOL PROPOSALS
LET TEACHERS TEACH; STOP EXPERIMENTING
PRIVATE SCHOOL CREDITS WOULD GIVE REAL CHOICE
NATIONAL GOVERNORS' CONFERENCE
SEE NATIONAL GOVERNORS' ASSOCIATION
NATIONAL GUARD, N.C.
SEE N.C. NATIONAL GUARD
NATIONAL GUARD, U.S.
SEE ALSO U.S. ARMY
GUARDSMEN FROM 11 STATES COMING TO FORT BRAGG
NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICES CORP.
SEE ALSO HEALTH CARE ,.,,
N.C. TOWN FIGHTING Tu KEEP ITS ONLY DOCTOR'S OFFICE
KEEPING SMALL-TOWN OOCTOR WORTH EFFORT
NATIONAL HIGHWAY TRAFFIC SAFETY AOH I N I S TRAT I ON
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, AUTO, U.S.
SEE ALSO HIGHWAY SAFETY
SEE ALSO NATIONAL TRANSPORTATION SAFETY BOARD
SEE ALSO SAFETY
SEE ALSO SPEED LIMITS
SEE ALSO TRANSPORTATION
SEE ALSO U.S. DEPT. OF TRANSPORTATION
DEATH STATISTICS QUESTIONABLE
NATIONAL HISTORIC SITES
SEE ALSO NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES
USS 'NORTH CAROLINA' DESIGNATED AS NATIONAL HISTORIC LANDMARK
NATIONAL HONEY QUEEN
SEE ALSO HONEY
NATIONAL HONEY QUEEN HOPES EXPERIENCE HILL HELP CAREER
OUEEN A«D HER COURT
NATIONAL HUMANITIES CENTER
SEE ALSO HUMANITIES
SEE ALSO NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE HUMANITIES
SFE ALSO N.C. HUMANITIES COMMITTEE
HUMANITIES CENTFR GETS MELLON GRANT
NATIONAL HURRICANE CENTER
SEE ALSO HURRICANES
19dS HURRICANE DAMAGES TIED TT DEVELOPMENT
NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR MENTAL HEALTH
SFE ALSO MENTAL HEALTH
TIME MAY NOT HEAL WOUNDS OF H=AVY COMBAT — STUDY
NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY
SEE ALSO OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY ANO HEALTH ADMINISTRATION
^ UNc'"T0 assist IN STUDY ON POSSIBLE LINK BETWEEN VDTS, PREGNANCY WOES
PETITIONS TO DUKE POWER ASK FDR IMPROVED SAFETY
NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF ALLERGY ANO INFECTIOUS DISEASES
SEE ALSO ALLERGIES
PANEL SAYS STUDIES OF AIDS DRUG SHOULD CONTINUE
RTI KECEIVES CONTRACT FOR TESTING AIDS DRUGS
NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF EDUCATION
SEE ALSO EDUCATION
INTELLECTUAL SILLINESS
NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SCIENCES (RTPI
NEW SCIENTIFIC TOOL MAY HELP IN SMOKING STUDY ,^ „
<)7 INSTITUTE WORKERS SCORN AIDS MISINFORMATION, DONATE BLOOD
RALEIGH MAN PICKED TO HEAD NI':HS PROGRAM
STUDIES INOICATF BHOPAL SURVIVORS FACE LUNG PROBLEMS
SCIENTISTS DENIED TESTS INFORMATION
LESSONS FROM BHOPAL TRAGEDY MAY SAVE LIVES
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3/13/86 P
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NNUAL INDEX
1/01/86 - U/31/86
SCIENTISTS SEEK INDIA'S HELP IN DHOPaL 5ESEARCH
U.S. SCIENTISTS WANT DATA ON OEADUV GAS LEAK
TOXICOLOCr CONFERENCE BEGINS
SCIENTISTS CALL U.S. -SWEDISH TOXICOLOGY MEETING A SUCCESS
CDNFEHENCE GOAL: -ALL WET* PE'EARCH
POLLUTANT CONFERENCE STRESSES TIMING: DIFFERENT LIFE-CYCLE STAGES...
SCIENTISTS' goal: FISH CHECK UATER POLLUTION ^.'^lc 5i.i,ci...
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH INSTITUTE NAMES DIRECTOR OF PLANNING
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SCIENTISTS GET AWARDS
FEDERAL BUDGET CHECKS INSTITUTE'S GROWTH
2 DUKE SCIENTISTS GET RESEARCH GRANTS
HOUSE. SENATE MAY INCREASE BUIGET FOR PARK INSTITUTE
DURHAM INSTITUTE PLANNING ANNIVERSARY
DUKE MARINE LAB GETS »1.5 MILLION IN GRANTS
ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR NAMED AT RESEARCH PARK INSTITUTE
RTP INSTITUTE CELEBRATES 20TH Y^AP
^lNF[°?S:D'pLA^I!'?SSuL'5'KEEp''wArTE^ ''""" '° " """ ^"= '^"""^ "•^-
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PANEL TOLD WAYS TO AID IN DROUGHT LACKING
LIBRARY. OFFICES TO BE RELOCATED AT INSTITUTE
U.S. PUDGET SNAGS CAUSE RTP CLOSINGS
FEDERAL WORKERS LEAVE EARLY
Z AGENCIES FIRST IN PARK TO OFFFR EMPLOYEES DAY CARE
PARK'S FIRST DAY-CARE CENTER IS DEDICATED
TRACER OF CANCER-CAUSING CHEMICALS HOPES COMMON LINK EMERGING
SUPERfUND REVISIONS MAY BEEF UP RESEARCH cnt:nl.ir,i,
iuESTONls TO^BE^BSERVEd"' ^"""''-^5 """ COMPLEX ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES
PROSE OF FOOD 4D0I T I VE S " SOUGHT
NEW PREGNANCY TEST HELPING EMflRYO STUDY
SURVEY SUGGESTS RADON-CANCER LINK
RALL: future bright for ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH RESEARCH
IJKi=I.'"''5.."5^"'-'' "ECALLED AT INSTITUTE'S 20TH ANNIVERSARY
FEDERAL AGENCIES TO COOPERATE ON HAZARDOUS WASTE RESEARCH
HAZARDOUS MATERIALS TRAINING PROGRAM OUTLINED BY INSTITUTE
' NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF HEALTH
y^'.^S MORE BLOOD-CLOT PREVENTION WOULD REDUCE DEATHS. UNC PROF SAYS
GRANT TO HELP DOCTOR STUDY PLATELETS
UNC MEDICAL SCHOOL GETS i<> .5 MILLION RESEARCH GRANT
UNC BOARD STARTS tlOO.OOO S. AFRICA SCHOLARSHIP FUND
HEALTH INSTITUTES' GRANTS TO UNC UP 37«
STUDENTS BEGIN RESEARCH PROGRAM AT N.C. CENTRAL
8 GET HEALTH INSTITUTE GRANTS
SCREENING FOR AIDS VIRUS MAKES BLOOD SAFER — UNC EXPERT
PHONE LINE OPENED FOR AZT OUESTIONS
RTI RECEIVES CONTRACT FOR TESTING AIDS DRUGS
INSTITUTE. NOW IN 20TH YEAR, SRAPPLES WITH COMPLEX ENV IBONMENTAL STUDIES
RALL: future bright for environmental health RESEARCH
EARLY DAYS WARMLY RECALLED AT INSTITUTE'S ZOTH ANNIVERSARY
NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF MENTAL HEALTH
SEE NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR MENTAL HEALTH
NATIONAL INSTITUTE ON DRUG ABUSE
SEE ALSO DRUG ABUSE
COLLEGE WOMEN SMOKING MORE THAN COLLEGE MEN
NATIONAL INSURANCE CONSUMER ORGANIZATION
SEE ALSO INSURANCE INDUSTRY
CONSUMER GROUP REPORTS ON STATE INSURANCE RATES
LONG SAYS N.C. RESIDENTS PAYIMG FOR LIABILITY LOSSES IN OTHER STATES
NATIONAL INVITATIONAL BA5KETPALL TOURNAMENT I POST- SE ASON I
GRANT, CLEMSON COOL RAIDERS
NATIONAL INVITATIONAL BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT IWOHEN'S BASKETJALLl
jEE ALSO WOMEN'S BASKETBALL IGE-JERAL; SEE ALSO HEADINGS UNDER EACH SCHOOL)
I DUKE WOMEN WIN IN NIT
OUKE WOMEN NIP WEST TEXAS STATE
IRISH DOWN DUKE IN NIT CONSOLATION
NATIONAL INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT
SEE NATIONAL INVITATIONAL BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT ( PO ST- SEA SON I
NATIONAL JUNIOR OLYMPICS
SEE ALSO N.C. ASA JUNIOR OLYMPICS
SEE ALSO TRACK
EIGHT N.C. BOXERS WILL BATTLE FOR BERTHS IN JUNIOR OLYMPICS
■JUNIOR BOXERS STRESS STYLE OVER POWER
JUNIOR BOXERS FINISH WITH POMP, PIZZAZZ
REGION III JR. OLYMPICS TO OPEN
NATIONAL JUNIOR OLYMPICS SHORT COURSE SWIMMING CHAMPIONSHIPS
SEE ALSO SWIMMING
JUNIOR OLYMPICS SWIMMING MEET STARTS FRIDAY AT DUKE
NATIONAL KIUNEY FQUNOATION
KIDNEY RESEARCH PROJECT FINISHED
NATIONAL LEAGUE OF CITIES
SEE ALSO NATIONAL CONGRESS OF CITIES
SEE ALSO NATIONAL URBAN LEAGUE
CITIES URGED TO KEEP UP 'PRESSURE FOR RESULTS'
COUNCIL TO ATTEND CONFERENCE ON CITIES
NATIONAL MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO BLACK PHYSICIANS
SEE ALSO OLD NORTH STATE "EDICAL SOCIETY
SEE ALSO PHYSICIANS, U.S.
DURHAM DOCTOR HEADS NATIONAL BOARD
NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARS
16 SENIORS NAMED SCHOLAPSHIP FINALISTS
IS FROM ACADEMY ARE NATIONAL MERIT FINALISTS
MATH STUDENTS ARE FINALISTS FOR MERITS
8 IN AREA ARE NATIONAL "ERIT 3CHJLARS
7 FROM MATH SCHOOL GET AWARDS
MATH SCHOOL TOPS STATE IN MERIT AWARDS
U WIN »EOIT SCHOLARSHIPS
7 WIN MERIT SCHOLARSHIPS
7 STUDENTS WIN MERIT SCHOLARSHIPS
130 IN AREA NATIONAL MERIT 5F MI F I NAL I STS
TRIANGLE SCHOLARSHIP SEM IF INAL I STS NAMED
NATIONAL NEWSPAPER WEEK
SEE ALSO NEWSPAPERS. U.S.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPERS HELP INSU5E FREEDOMS
NATIONAL NIGHT OUT
•NATIONAL NIGHT OUT' BACKS CRIME PREVENTION
'NIGHT OUT' SET TO FIGHT CRIME
'WE'RE TRYING TO GET PEOPLE OUTSIDE'
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SEE ALSO CLIMATE
SEE ALSO USS MONITOR
STORMS GIVE SCIFNTISTS PLENTY TO STUDY
5 MUSFU" GROUPS ARE VYING FOR MONITOR ARTIFACTS
NATIONAL OPERA CO.
SEE ALSO OPERA
N.C. COMPANY PRESENTS OPERAS THAT ARE NOT
TOO HOITY-TOITY'
H 2 1/30/66 e 1 N '«97
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NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR WOMEN
WOMEN HAVE "EEN MISLED
ESSAYS AbOUT WOMEN HISTORICALLY SIGNIFICANT
NOW PRESIDENT ELEANOR SMEAL TT SPEAK AT DUKE THURSDAY
NOW HEAD WANTS TO "MAKE UP NATION'
NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR WOMEN, CHAPEL HILL CHAPTER
CHAPEL MILL NOW CHAPTER ELECTS OFFICERS
NATIONAL PARK SERVICE
SFE ALSO PARKS, N.C.
SEE ALSO PARKS, U.S.
PARK RANGERS TO BURN THICKETS
LAND BUY TO HELP RIVER
SHOTS FIRED AT PARK RANGER WHD SPOTTED STOLEN PLANE
ARMED MAN BELIEVED TO BE HIDING ON HATTERAS ISLAND
OZONE CALLED THREAT TO NATURE AS PANEL REVIEWS AIR STANDARDS
VIPS ENJOY VACATIONS AT TAXPAYERS' EXPENSE
GATE TO PROTECT RARE "ATS
DHS GPAO'S LADYLOVE EVER ON HIS MIND
DEBATE SWIRLS AROUND N.C. LIGHTHOUSE
SUPERINTENDENT CHANGES FOR SH3KY MOUNTAIN PARK
NATIONAL PIG DAY
SFE ALSO PIGS
SOCIETY GOING WHOLE HOG FOR DEBUT OF 600-P0UN0 NOTED LUMBFRTON BEAUTY
NATIONAL PRESS PHOTOGRAPHERS ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO PHOTOGRAPHERS, U.S.
COOPER TO BE HONORED BY UNC PHOTO GROUP
NATIONAL PUBLIC RADIO
SEE ALSO RADIO
COLLEGE SEEKS PUBLIC RADIO STATION
TAXES FINANCE NPR BIAS
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STUDY URGES SMOKING BAN ON DOMESTIC FLIGHTS
NATIONAL REVIEW IMAGA2INEI
MAGAZINE SAYS GOP HOLD ON SENATE SEAT THREATENED
NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO GUN CONTROL
SEE ALSO GUNS
SHOOTING RANGE PLANS AT JORDAM LAKE MUST AWAIT STUDY OF EAGLE ROOST AREA
NRA: money can ^E RAISED FOR SHOOTING RAfjGE
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GUN GROUP LIKELY TO BACK BROYHILL IN SENATE RACE
EXPLAIN THIS, NRA!
FIREARMS IN THE HOME A HAZARD TO RESIDENTS
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NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION
SEE ALSO SCIENCE, RESEARCH
CONLEY AWARDED GRANT
SCIENCE WEEK LIFTS OFF
GRANT AWARDED
TRIANGLE COMPUTER UNIT ADOS NETWORKS
HONORS GO TO TEACHERS
UNC AMONG SCHOOLS IN COMPUTER NETWORK
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RTP RESEARCH PROGRAM r.ETS 11.2 "IllION
MUSEUM TO RECEIVE «2a7,69<l FO' EXHIBITS
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SEE ALSO SCIENCE
SCIENCE SCHOOL TEACHER RECEIVES NATIONAL AWARD
NATIONAL SECURITY
SFE ALSO MILITARY, BUDGET
SEE ALSO SECURITY SYSTEMS
FORMER U.S. DIPLOMAT TO TEACH UNC COURSE
EXPULSION OF SOVIETS A GOOD MDVE TQ PARITY
PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES: NOLO COMMENT (CARTOON)
NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL
WHO'S HANDLING FOREIGN POLICY?
PRESIDENT'S SUMMONING COUNSEL IS APPROPRIATE
TAKING 'FIFTH' IS NO SIN
REAGAN AS SANTA CLAUS DELIVERING CONTRA AID ICARTOONI
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SFE NAZI PARTY, N.C.
NATIONAL SPELLING BEE
SEE ALSO SPELLING BEE
N.C. GIRL SPELLS PAST 1ST ROUND IN SPELLING BEE
NATIONAL SPOPTS FORUM
NATIONAL SPORTS FORUM SET FOR DUKE APRIL 7
SPORTS-LEARNING CLASH FORUM'S FOCUS
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4/06/86
4/08/96
4/06/66
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1/01/86 -
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12/31/86
SUBJECTS
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COLLEGE SPQ5IS EXPERTS ADVISE CTACH. DISCUSS SHOKTCOMINGS AT OUKE FQRUH
NATIONAL STARCH AND CHEMICAL CO. (FORMERLY PROCTOR CHEMICAL CO. 1
TOXIC CLOUD ESCAPES. CLOSING ?0«0 IN SALISdURY
NATIONAL TEACHERS OAY
SEE ALSO TEACHERS. U.S.
HONOR OUR TEACHERS TODAY
NATIONAL TEACHERS FXAHINATIDN
SEE ALSO QUALITY ASSURAMCE FOR PROFESSIONAL PFRSONNEL
SFE ALSO TEACHER EDUCATION
SEE ALSO TEACHERS. N.C.
SEE ALSO TEACHERS. U.S.
SHORTAGE OF TEACHERS SAID REFLECT'^D IN FXAM
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PROPOSED CHANGES IN TEACHER EDUCATION EYEO WITH CONCERN
NATIONAL TEACHERS FORU"
SEE ALSO EDUCATION COMMISSION OF THE STATES
SEE ALSO TEACHERS. U.S.
PERSON TEACHER SELECTED TO ATTEND NATIONAL FORUM
NATIONAL TOXICOLOGY PROGRAM
SEE ALSO CHEMICALS
SEE ALSO HAZARDOUS MATERIALS
SEE ALSO TOXICOLOGY
LAB IN PARK SAYS SPY DUST NO THREAT
NATIONAL TRANSPORTATION SAFETY B0A50
SEE ALSO NATIONAL HIGHWAY TRAFFIC SAFETY ADMINISTRATION
SEE ALSO SAFETY
SEE ALSO TRANSPORTATION
HIGHER MINIMUM AGE PROPOSED F5R SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS
BOARD SAYS HUMAN ERROR CAUSED AIR CRASH
SHOULD EPILEPTICS DRIVE TRUTHS?
SEAT BELT REPORT SPARKS CONTROVERSY
NTSB SEAT BELT REPORT UNDERMINES STATE LAW
NO SIGNS OF MECHANICAL FAILURE FOUND IN HELICOPTER CRASH
SAFETY POARD SEEKS CAUSE OF CHARLOTTE PLANE MISHAP
JET ACCIDENT PROBE EXAMINES nuCHOOHN
I'^yS5I'5*''°'' = ,''^0't»I'ONS JET HAS TRAVELING TOO FAST AS IT LANDED
PILOTS THOUGHT CHARLOTTE LANDING maS ROUTINE
NATIONAL TRUST FOR HISTORIC PRESERVATION
SFE ALSO RESTORATION AND PRESERVATION
CHEAP ELBOH GREASE WOULD HELP DOWNTOWN
NATIONAL URBAN LEAGUE
SEE ALSO BLACKS. U.S.
SEE ALSO CHARLOTTE/MECKLENBURG JRBAN LEAGUE
SEE ALSO GROWTH MANAGEMENT PLANMING
SEE ALSO NATIONAL LEAGUE OF CITIES
RIGHTS LEADERS LAUD BROUN
NCCU PROFESSOR REPORTER AT MEETING
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE
SEE ALSO METEOROLOGY
SEE ALSO RALEIGH/DURHAM AIRPORT. WEATHER FORECASTS
SFE ALSO WEATHER, DURHAM
SEE ALSO HEATHER. N.C.
SEE ALSO WEATHER. U.S.
SFE ALSO WEATHER FORECASTERS
ROU HOUSES TUP N.C. WEATHER STATION
MARCH WINDS TO BRING STATEWIDE TORNADO DRILL
LAST BIG CHILL EAGERLY AWAITED IN STORM STUDY
HEATHER FORECASTS ARE VITAL TO MANY PEOPLE
FORECASTERS" WORK SAID STATE-OF-THE-ART
DROUGHT PART OF PATTERN OR FLJKE7
METEOROLOGIST SAYS DROUGHT HASN'T BEEN WASHED AWAY
NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION
SEE ALSO N.C. WILDLIFE FEDERATION
SEE ALSO WILDLIFE CONSERVATION
WILDLIFE FEDERATION WANTS EOU« L USER-FEE FUNDS
PHASE-OUT PLAN TO GET LEAD ISHOTl OUT BY '91
NATIONAL WOMEN'S BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO BASKETBALL
SEE ALSO CAROLINA BLAZE
^'^F.ftF«E?"!3oMEN's'pSo\"oOPs'slT"'"-= "^ *'" ^° HEADINGS UNDER EACH SCHOOLI
FANFARE: LUCAS JOINS NHBA
FANFARE: WOMEN ON HOLO
NATIONAL WOMEN'S POLITICAL CAUCUS
SEE ALSO N.C. BLACK LEADERSHIP CAUCUS
SEE ALSO WOMEN. POLITICIANS
WOMEN'S GROUP EYES STATE CABLETS
GOVERNOR GETS HIGH MARKS FOR MIRING WOMEN
NATIONWIDE INSURANCE CO.
HAKF JURY AC3UITS DURHAM TEACHER
NATIONWISE 50C
SEE ALSO STOCK CAR RACING
BONNETT RELIEVED BY NATIONWISE WIN; HALTRIP GAINS 15
NATIVITY SCENE
SEE ALSO CHRISTMAS
ICE. THIEVES AND FIRE
LIVING NATIVITY
DO IN NA TIVITY SCENE
NATURAL GAS. RATES
SEE ALSO HEATING FUEL PRICES
SEE ALSO UTILITY RATES
.NATURAL GAS COMPANY SEEKING RATE INCREASE
COMPLAINT FILED ON NATURAL GAS PRICES IN STATE
PUBLIC SERVICE CO. RATES MAY DROP. THEN INCREASE
DEMAND UP '.'.» FOR DURHAM-MADE LUCKY STRIKE FILTERS
PRICE CUTS MAY EASE GAS RATE INCREASE
NATURAL GAS PRICES GOING UP THIS WINTER
NATURAL GAS BILLS TO RISE
NATURAL GAS COMPANY GRA'ITEO RATE INCREASE
PUBLIC SERVICE CO. GETS RATE INCREASE
NATURAL GAS PRICES ABOVE AVERAGE IN N.C.
NATURAL GAS LEAKS
SEE GAS LEAK
NATURAL HOME FURNISHINGS ICHAPEL HILL. N.C.I
P 0 DATE C Pr, L P '^YL
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ELECT" IC4L EXPLOSION CAUSES S'.OO 0AM4GE
"JATUSAL INSECTICIDE
SEE ALSO INSECTICIDE
SEE ALSr PESTICIDES
SCIENTISTS STUDY NATURAL INSECTICIDES
NATu«AL^RESOy|CES^D|rENSE_COUNCIL .^^^^ ^^^^ ^^^^^, ,^ REGULATION DEBATE
NATURE
WEST POINT NATURE PROGRAMS OPEN
NATURE CONSEPVANCY
SEE ALSO N.C. NATURE CONSERVANCY
SEE ALSO TRIANGLE LAND CONSERVANCY
SKINNER WILL HEAD CONSERVANCY GROUP
NATURE HlHES
^^NIGHfsOUNOS^*'cATCHING THE NOCTURNAL SERENADE AT JEST POINT CN ENO
NATURE SERIES 0"ENS AT ENO PAJK
HIKERS AT ENO PARK LEARN ABOUT TREES
NATURE WALK. TALK PLANNED
"**" SELF-HYPNOSIS SOOTHES YOUNG CANCER PATIENTS
NAVAJO INDIANS
SEE ALSO INDIANS. U.S.
THINK OF THE NAVAJO
NAVAL ACADEMY
5 STUDENTS N0"INATEO FOR SERVICE ACADEMIES
LADY LIBERTY R EDEDICAT IIN HAS SOME OJRHAM FLAVOP
ANNAPOLIS: WHERE GENTLEMEN (AND LADIESI BECOME OFFICERS
•NO PROBLEMS. JUST CHALLENGES'
NAVAL ACADEMY SPORTS. BASKETBALL
NAVY SINKS WILMINGTON „ ,_ .
CINOERELLAS: THE SMART INAVYI AND UGLY (CLlVELANO ST.)
NAVY. ROBINSON SCUEEZE PAST CLEVELAND STATE
BLUE DEVILS. NAVY ALIKE IN PURPOSE
MIODIE IN THE MIDDLE GETS OUKE'S ATTENTION
DUKE PRCVES ITS METTLE EAST OF DALLAS
DFSTINATIHN DALLAS: DUKE SINKS NAVY IN F»ST
DUKE TOTALLY DOMINATES NAVY
OAWKINS S"ALL IN STATURE. BUT BIG IN BOX SCORES
WOLFPAC! TO TIP OFF WITH NAVY
BRUISED WOLFPACK OPENS IN TIP-OFF
STATE SINKS NAVY ON 3-POINT BOMB
•PACK THREE-POINTERS SINK NAVY
NAVAL AIR FORCES
^^NAVY^IS^sIekINg'tO expand RESTRICTED AIPSPACE IN N.C.
•TOP gun' not about air force
NAZI PARTY. N.C.
SEE ALSO ARYAN NATIONS
SEE ALSO CODE NAME: GREENKILL IPQOKI
^^AUTHOR SAYS^POLICE COULD HAVE PREVENTED GREENSBORO SLAYINGS
"'" AUSTRIa's^walChEI- as EX-NAJI: 2 UNC PROFS OFFER DIVERSE VIEWS
WALDHEIM (CARTOONl
NEAL JUNIOR hi;h SCHOOL
NEAL ANNOUNCES HONOR STUDENTS
7TH-GRA0E'S. PARENTS SEEK 'FRIENDLIER^ "ATH
WRITING WINNER
FAMILY FIGURING
FAMILY MATH SET AT NEAL JR. HIGH
NEAL JUNIOR HIGH RELEASES HONOR ROLL
AUTISTIC STUDENTS FACING PROBLEMS
PARENTS OF AUTISTIC RAP LONG BUS RIDE
AUTISTK-TEFN PARENTS WANT PROG^^AM "OVEP
SCHOOLS TURN DOWN PLEA TO MOVF AJTISTIC TEENS
NEAL LISTS HONOR ROLL
NEAL JUNIQ! HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. BASKETBALL
CONFERENCE AND TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS
NEAR MISSES
SEE AIRPLANES.
-NEAP MISSES-
NEARLY NEW SHOPPF
SEE ALSO CUKc'uNIV. SCHOOL OF MEDICINE. FiCUL'Y WIvES
SEE ALSO USED CLOTHING
THRIFT Chop PROCEEDS PUT ENDOWMENT AT 41 MILLION
DURHAM NATIVE PERFORMS SOLO IN DURHAM CONCERT
NEARSIGHTEDNESS
SEE ALSO EYES
DUKE DOCTOR: CLEAR-LENS SURGERY RISKY
N^RftA^K A
THE IWO-WOMAN CONTEST SHOULD NOT BE UNUSUAL
MORE. NOT LESS. SEAT ?ELT USE CAN SAVE LIVES
NECKLACES
COLORFUL CHARMS ARE LATEST F AO FOR LITTLE GIRLS
N F
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S 2 3/17/R6 C 1 N
H 2 10/16/86 C 6 N "17
M 2 <./0'i/P5 0 12 P N
5 ? 9/11/P6 C 7 N
NEEDLEPOINT
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NEEDLES ^ ^
^^NEEOLES^REPLACING SCALPELS. SAYS OUKE RADIOLOGY PROF
NFEOLE REPLACING SCALPEL IN SOME CASES. PROF SAYS
NEIGHBORHOOD HOUSING SERVICES
SF£ ALSO DURHAM COMMUNITY OEvELOP"ENT PROGRAM
SEE ALSO FEDERAL COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FUNDS
SEE ALSO HOUSING. DUR
SEE ALSO ■ '
5/30/iI6
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S6E ALSO NEWSPAPERS. DURHAM
NE«SPAPER KEEPS SISTERS HOPPING
S 2 8/02/P6 B 1
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1/01/B6 -
INDEX
12/31/06
SUBJECTS
N F
P 0
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1/00/37
NEI&HBCIKHOnoS
SFE ALSO INTER-MEIGHBORHOOO COUNCIL
SEE ALSO WATTS HOSPITAL-HILLANDSLF NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION
CITY LIAISON C3UESTI3N DISCUSSED
EVENTS SIGHT DOWNTOWN. NE I GHBO RHonoS
A SENSE OF CO"MUNITY
LAND SUBDIVISIONS HURTING NE IGHBORHnQOS
NEIGHBORHOOD 0RGANUATI0N5 ( AD I
NELLO L. TEER CO.
SEE ALSO CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO KOPPERS CO. INC.
SEE ALSO TEER OUARRY
TEER GETS tJO MILLION ARMY CO'ITRACT: LOOKING "ORE TO CAROLINAS FOR WORK
MAJOR CONTRACTOR IN TRIANGLE RANKED FIFTH-LARGEST IN U.S.
TEER GETS t20 MILLION PROJECT
TEER GETS «20 MILLION PROJECT
AUTHORITY AWARDS lU* MILLION CONTRACT FQR AIRPORT WORK
PROFITS INCREASE FOR PARENT FIRM OF NELLO TEER CO.
MORE DURHAM FOLKS HAVE RETIREMENT CHECKS SENT TO BANK
NELSON COMPANY
RE20NING WANTED FOR HOTFL; DEVELOPER ALSO PLANS SHOPPING CENTER
PLANNING BOARD OKS HOTEL. CENTER ZONING
MINISTERS PETITION COMM I SS lONF R5 ON EVACUATION PLAN
CITY OF MEDICINE LOSING WILLIE M HOUSE BOTHERS MJM
HOTEL RE20NING WINS APPROVAL
PLANNING BOARD MAKEUP STUDIED
COUNTY OKS BIGGER OAK GROVE SUBDIVISION
NELSON'S WOUDS
RE20NING WANTED FOR HOTEL; DEVELOPER ALSO PLANS SHOPPING CENTER
NEO-NAZIS
HATE GROUPS' GROWTH IS CAUSE FOR CONCERN
NEPAL
HIGH ROAD TO HIMALAYAN ADVENTURE
NEPOTISM
LEARY. COUNTY OFFICERS DENY ALLEN CHARGE OF NEPOTISM
NERVES
NEW DUKE DRUG TREATMENT AIDS NERVE INJURIES
NETHERLANDS
EXCHANGING MEMORIES
UNC EXPERT WANTS NEW DRIVERS LICENSING SYSTFM
ART MUSEUM OFFERS A LECTURE SERIES ON DUTCH ART, CULTURE
FREE CELEBRATION PLANNED ON ST. NICHOLAS DAY
NETWORK PRODUCTS
TELECOM HELPS INSTALL 1ST VOICE-DATA SYSTEM
NETWORKING
CAREER COUNSELOR FORMING NETWORK FOR JOP SEEKERS
UNC ANNOUNCES PROGRAM TO HELP MATCH ENTREPRENEURS. INVESTORS
NEUROSCIENCES
OUKE PREPARING NEUROSCIENCES PROGRAM
NEUSS RIVER
SEE ALSO FALLS LAKE
GETTING DEEP: CORPS OF ENGINEERS. DEVELOPERS AT ODDS OVER NEUSE...
LAW SAYS BUYERS MUST BE NOTIFIED IBOUT FLOOn PLAIN
RALEIGH, CORPS SIGN PACT ON FALLS LAKE WATER
CHEMICAL KILLS FISH IN STRETCH OF NEUSE
FISH-KILL SPILL IDENTIFIED AS SEWAGE WASTE
'SEWAGE-TYPF WASTE' BLAMED FO^ NEUSF RIVER FISH KILL
FISH KILL BLAMED ON WASTE FROM DAIRY FARM
USE OF ENO. NEUSE PUBLIC HEARING TOPIC
NEVADA
TRANSPORTATION USURPING STATES' RIGHTS
IMPEACH NEVADA JUDGE
ERRANT JUDGE DESERVES STIFFEST PENALTY POSSIBLE
...IMPEACHMENT REALITIES
NEW AGE MARKETING
ENTREPRENEURS HERE SEEKING S* MILLION AT VENTURE
'86
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NEW BERN. N.C.
GOVFRNOR'S EASTERN OFFICE IS CRITICIZED
DEMOCRATS SHOULD STOP EASTERN OFFICE CRITICISM
EASTERN GOVERNOR'S OFFICE UND-R FIRE
AMMONIA LEAK IN NEW BERN SENDS 1? PEOPLE TO HOSPITAL
PROPE IS SOUGHT OF AMMONIA LESK
HISTORIC HOMES, BUILDINGS OPEN FOR NOVEMBER TOUR
NEW BERN RADIO STATIONS ARE SOLD
t?0 MILLION YARN PLANT PLANNED IN NEW BFRN
NEW BIRTH MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH
CHURCH DISMISSES PASTOR: NEW CHURCH IS FORMED
NEW DURHAM CORP.
CITY REVIEWS OFFICE PROJECT
CITY WOULD LEASE PROPOSED PARKING GARAGE
COUNCIL APPROVES GARAGE AGREE^'ENT
CITY COUNCIL APPROVES TWIN TOWERS AGREEMENT
GARAGE LEASE TO GET STATE REVIEW
PARKING RATE HIKE SLICED IN PANEL'S PROPOSAL TO CITY
LOWER BOND RATING WILL COST DURHAM »l MILLION EXTRA
NEW DURHAM PROGRAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C.
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C IMAGE
CHAMBFR CAMPAIGN NETS RESULTS
NEW DURHAM CAMPAIGN ALREADY YIELDING DIVIDENDS, OFFICIALS
A BANNER YEAR IN GIVING
•NEW DURHAM' WINS P.R. PRIZE
•NEW DUtHAH' CAMPAIGN GETS PUBLIC RELATIONS AWARU
NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS
A PRINCIPLED PATRIOT
NEW FEDERALISM
SEE FEDERALISM
NEW FORTIS CORPORATION
COUNTY PLANNERS POSTPONE ACTION ON BETHESDA PROJECT
STIRRUP CREEK WINS REZONING BATTLE
COUNTY TO MULL LUMLEY ROAD REZONING
COUNTY PANEL OKS PLAN FOR 202 HOUSES
COUNTY BOARD ENDORSES REZONING PLANS FOR LUMLEY ROAD. ROUGEMONT
LIST OF HIGHWAY NEEDS GETS BOARD'S BACKING
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GRANVILLE DECIDES STANCES ON -JUMBER 9F RESOLUTIONS.
WRONG NAME QN EALLOT IN 2 COU"TIES
ROSE TO -TAKE ACTION- OVER BALLOT ERROR
SHHH! THE GHOST IN The LIBRARY IS READING BOOKS
NEi. HANOVER LIBRARY HAUNTED?
NEW HOPE AUDUBON SOCIETY
SEE ALSO AUDUBON SOCIETY
SFE ALSO PIRO.JATCHERS
JOkDAN BOAT 8«N PLANS DROPPED
STUDY HAY BE CONDUCTED OF BALO EAGLES AT JORDAN
NEW HOPE CHURCH P3AD
CARRbORC TO PURSUE SEPARATE PLANNING PACT
BOARD J^EWE" WILLING TO DROP PUSH FOR ZONE
WILLHCIT: JROP ZONE FRO" LAND-USE PLAN
BOARD VOTES FOR DROPPING ZONE , „„ . , ^
WALKER. ET »L. VS. STATE IN COURT ON LAND SALE PRICF
COUNTY Considers site for elexentary school
SITES EVEO FOR ORANGE'S NEW SCHOOL
NEW HOPE CREEK
REZONING DENIED NEAR ERWIN ROAD
OFFICE PARK PLANNED NEAR SOUTHERN HIGH
SOUTHWEST OURHA- NEEDS IMPACT STUDY
ACCIDENT PROMPTS LEFT-TURN SHNAL
COMMISSION RAPS DURHAM PLANNERS
CITY NEEDS TO EASE PRESSU'E IN NEW HOPE CORRIDOR AREA
COUNCIL. PLANNERS TO DISCUSS COMPLAINTS
ZONING PANEL TO VOICE GRIEVANCES TODAY
PLANNING. ZONING PANEL TO GET CITY COUNCIL FORUM
POLITICS RAPPFD IN ZONING REUJEST
PLANNERS. COMMISSION MAKE PEACE
ZONING PUARD GRIPES LEGITIMATE NEWS STORY
PANELS FORHFO TO EASE COUNCIL-PtZ TALK
NEW HORIZONS PROGRAM
SEE FAIR HOUSING ACT
NEW JERSEY
SEE ALSO LIVING WITH ThE NEW JERSEY SHORE I BOOK 1
DUKE GEOLOGIST'S BOOK CITES N= W JERSEY SHORELINE WOES
WASTE-DUMP "ICE SHOWED MORE DAMAGE
N.J. OFFICIAL FACES DRUG CHARGES
NEW MEXICO
SPARING THE MURDERERS
NEW ORLEANS. LOUISIANA
MAN EXTRADITED FROM LA.
ON ORJG CHARGES
NEW PERFORMING DANCE CO.
SEE ALSO DANCE
TRIANGLE GROUPS GET STATE GRANTS
WUNC GETS DENNETT "AIRES" FOR BIRTHDAY
NEW PERFORMING TO HAKE SPOLETO DEBUT
NEW PFRFOPMING SHOWS RESULT OF TRANSITION YEAR"
SCMETMIKG NEW FROM NEW PERFORMING
NEW PERFORMING SHOWS RICH VISIONS
NEW PLAYS RISING
SEE ALSO PLAYWRIGHTS. N.C.
NEW PLAYS READ
NEW PRODUCTS
SEE ALSO PU5INESSES. U.S.
SEE ALSO INVENTIONS
ENTRIES NEEDED FOR NEW-PRODUCT CONTEST
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MAN SAVES TEEN FROM RIVER
NEW RIVER MARINE STATION
MARINE CUPTER CRASHES. CREW SAFE
NEW STORIES FROM THE SOUTH: THE YEAR'S BEST 1996
YEASTY COLLECTION OF STORIES HAS STAMP OF SOUTHERNESS
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MAN'S WIDO- SAID HE DIDN'T THREATEN OFFICER
SALT AND MICE PART OF EASTERN N.C. NEW YEAR'S LORE
TIME OFF HIGHLIGHTS HOLIDAY
NEW YEAR'S EVE
FIRST "6 DURHAM O.ASY EARLY ARRIVAL
ANTI-nwI CAMPAIGN WORKED IN STATE
HOLIDAY owl ARRESTS TOTAL 6
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NEW YEAR'S EVF EVENTS
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COMPANIES OFFFRtNG ' TOW-FOR-Ll FF •
FULL FuBCE ON ALERT FOR DRUNKEN DRIVERS
NEW YEAR'S RESOLUTIONS
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TEEN OPINION AT CAROLINA FRIENDS UPPER SCHOOL
INSIDE
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NEW YORK AIR RETURNING TO ROU
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NEW YORK CITY
SEE ALSO BROADWAY (NEK YORK C I TY I
SEE ALSO MUSEUM OF MODERN ART
FEOS TREAT N.C. HELL
CALL IT CHARITY. BUT IT'S A RIPOFF
DISPLACFD OURHAMITES UNITE IN NEW YORK
UNC PROF GETS N.Y. TAXI POST
THE CRIME OF APATHY
THE PRICE OF LIBERTY
THAMK5. BUT NH THANKS
TRIANGLE WIND TUNNEL ONE OF 2 THAT CAN TEST 8IG-CITY TOWERS
FROM PLOWS TO ROBOTS. SHAFTS TO MODELS
TOBACCO AND ENTERTAINMENT
JOBS ►MSMATCHED: UNC PROFFSSO:! HIGHLIGHTS
RISING "BOVE THE GARBAGE
RACISM IN NEW YORK
NEW YORK METS
SEE ALSO BASEBALL
METS USE COMBINATION OF OLD. NEW IN STREAK
MURPHY KEEPS STREAK ALIVE
COMMITMENT IS THE KEY UNLOCKING METS' SUCCESS
NEW YORK TIMES (NEWSPAPER)
SEE ALSO NEWSPAPERS. U.S.
THE LABOR FORCE IN TRIANGLE INCREASING BY <,5 PEOPLE DAILY
N.Y. TIMES SAYS DURHAM 'HOT'
CHERNOBYL PLANT 'DEFICIENT'
NEW YORK YANKEES
SEE ALSO BASEBALL
FISHER SATISFIED BY YANKS' TRAVEL PLAN
TAR HEELS SAY TOMMY JOHN SET AS PITCHING COACH
NEWFOUNDLAND
FUY SOLDIERS SAFELY
NEWLYWED GAME (TV 5HQWI
THREE COUPLES PICKET TO PLAY 'NEWLYWED GAME'
COUPLES REVEAL ODD FACTS ON GAME SHOW
NEWPORT NEWS. VIRGINIA
SEE ALSO VIRGINIA
BONO CONSIDERED FOR VIRGINIA JOB, BUT OUT OF RUNNING
BOND GETTING VARYING STORIES ABOUT JOB OFFER
BOND OUT OF RUNNING FOR VA. JOB
COUNTY MANAGER WITHDRAWS NAME FOR VIRGINIA JOB
NEWS AND OBSERVER
SEE ALSO RALEIGH TIMES (NFWSPAP^RI
FRANK DANIELS. NLO BOARD CHAIRMAN. DEAD AT SI
STATE NEWSMAN DIES
COVERAGE OF REAGAN BIASED
UNC ORDERED TO FREE REPORTS
UNC MUST OPEN ATHLETIC REPORTS
COURT DISSOLVES STAY IN UNC ATHLETICS CASE
MORE OPENNESS. NOT LESS. NEEDED IN N.C.
NEWS COVERAGE
ALL BAD NEWS? NOT IF YOU THINK ABOUT IT
LIBERTY'S TORCH-BEARER MOLESTED BY HUCKSTERS
NEWS LEAKS
SEE ALSO DISINFORMATION
THE FIVE W'S OF JOURNALISM (C'RTOONI
SPY TRIAL REVEALS CIA SECRETS (CAI^TOONI
OFFICIALS SHOULD LEARN FROM E'JROR^ OF l^T*
UNTIL THREATS ARE CARRIED OUT. WE'RE THE HOSTAGES
HELMS DENIES leak: AIDE CALLEO SOURCE
HELMS' AIDE IS THE FOCUS OF FBI PPOBE
HELMS: U.S. FINANCED EL SALVADOR CANDIDATE
NEWS MEDIA
JUSTICE BURGER TURNS AROUND
OPEN MEETINGS LAW HEAOEO FOR EARLY, PROLONGED DEBATE
PUBLIC NEEDS TOUGH OPEN MEETINGS LAW
NEWSMEN SHOULD TAKE DRUG TESTS
MAGAZINE EXECUTIVE CALLS TV N^WS 'NATIONAL TRAGFOY'
■^9^5 ";J til ''5 EXAMINE REPORTING OF NEWS WITH CRITICAL EYE AT. . .CONVENT ION
AIDS RESEARCHERS: REPORTING MFTHOOS HINDER EFFORTS
NEWS OF ORANGE COUNTY (NEwSPAPERI
STUDENTS AT THE POLLS
UNAUTHORIZED SIGNATURES
ACCUSATIONS CALLED UNTRUE
STUDENTS HELPED ON THEIR OWN
ORANGE commissioner: ad 'An ERROR'
'NEWS OF ORANGE COUNTY' SOLD TO VIRGINIA COMPANY
BUTNER-CREEDMOOR PAPER UNAFFECTED BY SALE
WOMAN LEARNS TEAMWORK IN JAPANESE COMPANY
NEWS STORIES. 1985. DURHAM
JANUARY INSIGHT
NEWS STORIES. 1935. U.S.
COMBATTING TERRORISM: WE CANNOT BE RELUCTANT
TOUGHENING AGAINST HORRORS
NEWS STORIES. 1986. DURHAM
1986: DURHAM'S YEAR OF CHEERS AND TEARS
NEWS STURI'S. 1986. N.C.
TORNADO PROVED DEADLIER IN N.:. THAN HURRICANE CHARLEY
HIGHWAY PACKAGE WAS HIGHLIGHT OF LEGISLATURE
N.C. FARMERS TO REMEMBER 'THE YEA". OF THE DROUGHT'
1986: ENDEARED PATRIOT SMITH SUCCUMBS
1996: PARCHED; RECORD DROUGHT FAKES N.C. FARMS
1986: NATIVE SON KILLED IN SHUTTLE TRAGEDY
„„.„ r. ?■ 1''86: ...FIRES NDT NEAR AS DESTRUCTIVE AS '85
ROAD-PLAN COMPROMISE HIGHLIGHTS SHORT SESSION
ABANOONING 'NEW IMAGE.' DEMOCRATS FALL IN BEHIND AN OLD PARTY WARHOR SE
NUCLEAR DUMP IGNITES FUROR
N.C. AVOIDS WASTE COMPACT
SEN. EAST'S SUICIDE SHOCKS STATE
1986 A YEAR OF CONTRASTS FOR 1QRTH CAROLINA SPORTS
SINGER'S DEATH SAD MILESTONE FQR 19B6
NEWS STORIES. 1996. U.S.
TAR HEELS IN 1986: NATIVE SON KILLED IN SHUTTLE TRAGEDY
NEWS TO GO (HERALD COLUMN I
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5/29/86 C
<; A
H 2
U/27/86 C
12 P N
M07
H 2 2/01/86 C 3 P N A54
H 2 10/08/86 B 5 M L90
H 2
5 2
1/19/96 0 5
8/02/86 8 I
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NEWSPAPERS. INTEPNATIONAL
SEE ALSO GREAT IIRITAIN, NEWSPAPERS ,,..^.„
BRITISH PRESS A FOUNT OF POIGNANCY, AMUSEMENT
MEDIA ACTS IRRESPONSIBLY
LIFTING MEDIA BANS COULO HtLP S. AFRICA
NEWSPAPERS. N.C. ISEE ALSO NAMES OF PARTICULAR NEWSPAPERSI
SEE ALSO COMMON SENSE INEWSPAPERI
SEE ALSO DUKE AWARD
SEE ALSO EOITHRS
SEE ALSO HIGH POINT ENTERPRISE INEWSPAPERI
SEE ALSO JOURNALISM
SEE ALSO NEWSPAPER INSTITUTE
SEE ALSO N.C. ASSOCIATION OF AFTERNHON NEWSPAPERS
SFE ALSO N.C. PRESS ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO N.C. PRESS PHOTOGRAPHERS ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO REAL ORANGE
SFE ALSO REPORTERS. N.C. . .
SFE ALSO SUUIHEPN NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO TRIANGLE WOMEN IN C 0"MJ NI C A I IONS
SEE ALSO THE WARREN RECORD IN.C. NEWSPAPERI
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS ,,„
GREENSBORO NEWSPAPER ENDS AFTERNOON EDITION
JOURNALISM HALL UF FAME TO INDUCT FOUR NEWSPAPERMEN
NEWSPAPER BUILDING DESTROYED "Y BLA2e .,,,„., ., .,
CONSERVATIVE EDITOR KNEW POLI'ICAL CONVICTIONS AT 11
•NEWS UF ORANGE COUNTY' SOLO TO VIRGINIA COMPANY
^o'^l'.hr^cJ/d'^', SU^i^R^^L'SSfTC^SeLISH HIS FEISTY PAPER AGAIN
"see also AMERICAN NFWSPAPER PUBLISHERS ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO AMERICAN SOCIETY OF NE-ISPAPER EDITORS
SEE ALSO ASSOCIATED PRESS
SEE ALSO EDIT'IRS
SEE ALSO FEDERALIST PAPERS
SFt ALSn JOURNALISTIC ETHICS
SEE ALSO L INQTYPES
SEE ALSO NATIONAL NEWSPAPER WEE<
SFE ALSO NEW YORK TIMES (NEWSPAPERI
SEE ALSO PULITZER PRIZE
SEE ALSO OEPOPIPRS, U.S. _ , .„,„,
SEE ALSO SLHOJLS. U.S.. NEWSPAPERS
SEE ALSn TIME. INC.
SEE ALSO TIMES-MIRROR COMPANY
SEE ALSO WALL STREET JOURNAL INEWSPAPERI
HARKI THE SOUND OF A HAPOWOOD COURT
DUKE COURSE ON UNDERSTANDING "EDIA BEGINS THURSDAY
PUBLISHER: JOURNALISM SCHOULS 'BEHIND TIMES'
COMPETING NEWSPAPERS NOT ALWAYS SETTER — DUKE STUDY
THE FIVE W'S DF JOURNALISM ICARTUONI
AMeRlCAII NEWSPAPERS HELP INSURE FREEDOMS
IS&SNALISTs'-EXAMlliE'REPORTING OF NEWS WITH CRITICAL EYE AT. , .CONVENT ION
LAY OFF. PRESS
S 2 7/05/B6
H 2 11/13/86
S 2 12/16/86
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1/08/86 A
1 I
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2/08/86 A
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3/16/86 C
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5/17/86 A
11
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9/02/86 B
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9/25/86 B
1
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12/03/86 A
1 1
7
12/29/86 C
1
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1/17/86 C
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1/27/86 P
6
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2/01/86 C
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4/27/86 0
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5/28/86 C
12
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H 2
6/UI/B6 0
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9/27/86 A
4
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9/26/86 A
S 7
11/24/86 B
6
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U/28/86 A
4
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MONTHLr/AMMUAL INDEX
1/(11/86 - U/31/B6
SUBJECT
PAOE bhi
I/0''/97
DOIM'I BLAME THE PRESS
A DISTINCTION NEEDEn
THE PPES5 NIBBLES AT PEAGAN:
FIND A PEACfFUL SOLUTION
'EEK! SHARK ATTACK!
THE NEXT STEP... (DURHAM SUN COLUMN I
SEE ALSO AMERICAN DANCE FESTIVAL
THE NEXT STEP...
THE NEXT STEP...
THE NEXT STEP...
THE NEXT STEP...
THE NEXT ZENITH BAND
THANKS TO THESE PEOPLE FOR HELPING THE FNO
NICARAGUA
SEE ALSO CONTRAS
SEE ALSO SANDINISTAS
RFBEL LEADER: CONTRAS NEED U.S. ARMS, CASH
WHY INVITE CGMTRA LEADER?
TERRORISM IN NICARAGUA
CONTRAS ARE OPPOSED
CONTRA SUPPORT WRONG
NICARAOUAN TO SPEAK; PROTEST SET
CONTRA ORGANIZER: GOOD GUV OR BAD GUr''
CONTRA LEADER TO SPEAK AT UNC HEONESOAY
U.S. SHOULD STOP GIVING AID TO CONTRAS
CALERO SELLING TERRORISM
PROTEST DEMONSTRATION EXPECTED FOR CALERO
FREEDOM OF SPEECH
CONTRAS CONDUCTING A WAR OF TORTURE
NICARAGUAN'S SPEECH DRAWS 150 PROTESTORS
REBEL SAYS FREEOOM STIFLED BY SANDINISTAS
LEADER OF CONTRAS DENIES LINK TC< CU
DUKE UNIVERSITY POLICE PROVIDE TIGHT SECURITY TO AOOLPO CALERO
CONTRA •TOU= VOICE- OF -IICARAJUAN PEOPLE. CALERO SAYS '""'-'=''"
•HYPOCRITES' DESERVE PUBLIC'S CONTEMPT '-"'•tRU SAYS
RESTRAINT IN PROTESTS UPHOLDS BASIC FREEDOM
DON'T SUPPORT CONTRAS
WE CAN'T IGNORE THREAT
AIDING TERRORISM WRONG
CONTRA LEADER ASKS HONEY, SYMPATHY
LOOKING AT NICARAGUA THROUGH AMFRICAN EYES
LOGIC WAS TORTURED
A SHULTZ FAIRY TALE
FEED THE KITTY/CONTRAS ICARTOONI
DIPLOMACY BEST IN NICARAGUA
ONE DOESN'T TURN DOWN AN INVITATION TO LUNCH AT THE WHITE HOUSE
;.:^'^^?2^^ INCLUDING THE ROSE-COLORED LENSES... ICARTOONI
ENOUGH 1 s ENOUGH
HEL"S: CENTRAL AMERICA 'AT STAKE'
OPPONENTS OF AID TO CONTRAS S«ID 'GUILTY OF BAD JUDGMENT'
CONTRA AID SUPPORT IMPERATIVE
PRESIDENT BUCKING PUBLIC ON NICARAGUA
NICARAGUA: ARE RIGHT AND WRONG THAT CLEARS
AGAINST ALL TYRANTS
SUPPORTING AID
BEST ANSWER ON REAGAN REQUEST NOT YES OR NO
UDUM CALLS FOR STRICTER POLLUTION CONTROLS
U.S. SHOULDN'T BACK CONTRAS
RFACAN LOSES ON CONTRA AID
PEOPLE WANT PEACE
VANDALS SPLATTER PAINT ON GOP HEADQUARTERS
INSIDE
...YOU DEMOCRATS WON THE FIRST ROUN"... (CARTOON)
STRAIGHT ANSWERS NEEDED
DUKE PROFESSOR: NICARAGUANS HAVE NEEDS THAT MUST BE SUPPORIFD
BUDGET PINCH AFFECTS HOUSE COFFEE LOVERS
group: NICARAGUA IS VIABLE DE'^OCHACY
THANKS TO VALENTINE
CANDIDATE URGES SUPERFUNO BE INCREASED TU «5 BILLION
WHAT IF ORTEGA WROTE A THANK-YOU LETTER?
PLAUDITS TO CONGRESS
I^'VASION WAS A BLUNDER
CENSORING NICARAGUAN PULPITS UNCONSCIONABLE
EX-AMBASSADOR DISPUTES REAGAN
EX-AMBASSADOR: AIDING CONTRAS COULD LEAD TO SENDING TROOPS
EVENT TO PROTEST CONTRA AID PLAN
TAX PROTESTERS
WE'VE WAVERED FROM GOOD NEIGH30R POLICY
AMERICAN AID IMPORTANT
ACCEPT NICARAGUA'S PKOP^SAL
VALFNTIME WANTS NEW POLICY ON CONTRA AID
VALENTINE URGES NICARAGUA B^EAK
A BRUTAL POLICE STATE
A TASTE OF THE TRIANGLE
PRESIDENT ON SHAKY GROUND
'A^Mi^USasPcES^SL'S'-^plci"' CONGRESSIONAL PROBE OF CONTRAS
CONTRA SUPPORT A GAMBLE
U.S. AID TO CONTRAS HELPS FREEDOM'S CAUSE
U.S. OWES RPPARATIONS
SANFOPD'S 'FACTS' UUESTIONEP
SANCTIONS NOT EFFECTIVE
SANDINISTAS NOT PUPPETS
ROBERTSON BACKS REAGAN ON S. AFRICA
POLITICS OF HUNGER
FASTING VFTERANS
NICARAGUAN: SANDINISTAS WILL SURVIVE CONTRA WAR
5£iT'^f,inIr2l5'K'5ofi5.!^'-'-°"^'^"' BECAUSE OF U.S. AID TO 'CONTRAS'
WhiA I LULIKlbS? (CARTOUNI
FASTING VETERANS APPEAR IN RALEIGH TO PROTEST CONTRA AID
'DISIMFCRMATION' PLOY TAKES I5UST AS CASUALTY
NICARAGUAN AFFAIR REGRETTABLE
NICARAGUAN WAR CRIMES
ONE SMALL STEP FOR A MAN... (CARIOONI
SLOPPINESS SUGGESTS CIA WAS NIT INVOLVED
NICARAGUAN JUSTICE (CARTQONl
NO SYMPATHY, PLEASE
PROTESTING THE FIGHTING
DON'T GIVE HONDURAS JETS
U.S. POLICY TOWARD NICARAGUA 'ARROGANT' AND 'OUTRAGEOUS'
ESCALATING TOWARD WAR-)
CONTRA POLICY CALLED A C ON TR A- DI CT I ON
NEWS item: the CONTRAS OPEN A RADIO STATION... ICARTOONI
FAbCINATEO BY THE BUARRE
DURHAM VIGIL SET TO PROTEST TRAINING
NOT ANOTHER VIETNAM?
MURDERING CONTRAS DON'T DESERVE HELP
CHRISTMAS WISHES FROM REAGAN TO ORTEGA ICARTOONI
NICARAGUAN FREEDOM FIGHTERS DiSERVE AID
NICKNAMES
SEE ALSO NAMES
GOOD NICKNAME NEEDED
WHAT'S IN A NAME? N.C. HIGH SCHOOLS DOTTED WITH GRYPHONS, WHIRLIES
P DATE
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2 IZ/03/P6
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1/23/86 B
3
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1/24/86 A
4
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5
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1/25/86 A
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1/27/86 A
4
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1/28/86 A
3
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4
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1/30/86 B
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2/J3/86 A
4
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2/04/86 A
4
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H 2
2/07/86 A
4
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2/13/86 A
4
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2/24/36 A
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2/25/86 A
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H 2
2/26/86 A
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2/27/86 A
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3/13/86 A
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3/14/S6 A
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3/ 4/96 A
12
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3/15/86 A
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3/16/P6 D
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3/20/86 A
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3/21/86 A
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3/31/86 A
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3/31/86 A
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4/08/86 C
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4/16/86 C
12
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4/18/86 A
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4/18/86 A
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6/29/86 0
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6/11/B6 A
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4
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10/03/86 A
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10/09/86 A
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10/10/»6 A
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10/11/06 A
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10/14/86 A
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10/24/86 A
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11/07/86 A
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11/11/86 A
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12/05/86 A
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S 2
12/12/86 A
18
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H 2
12/15/86 A
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12/17/66 A
4
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MONTHLY/4
INDEX
12/31/86
SUBJECTS
PAGc 6<><.
1/0O/17
C PC. I. P '^YL
green- t0b4cc0 illness blameo on nicotine
"' n'gerian woman gets 6-year te=h for .jelfare fraud
nigeklan funds. shaw investigated
a Nir.HT AT THE ALGONQUIN
■ALGONQUl'l" JFHEL OF
THE NIGHT flF THE IGUANA (PLAYI
« WORTHY EFFORT FALLS SH0» T
CO'^EDY
I'l
IGUANA'
STATE BANKS GROW BY 15%; CONSIDERED 'HtALTHY-
SEARCHING FOR NIGHTLIFE: 4 COLUXNIST'S GUIDE TO DURHAM,
BUSINESS OWNERS FIRST HAD A O'EAM
"NIGHT CLUB* FOR DURHAM TEENS OPENS
TFEN-AGFRS ARE FLOCKING INTO. NOT OUT OF, BARS
MGHT„A-KS^,MU5IC_GR0UP.^^^^ BLUES FRO« HAWKS IN HILLSBOROUGH
NINA'S SCHOOL OF DANCE ^ „
DURHAM BALLERINA IS bUOOING STAR
CHAPEL HILL
1/2 WEEKS ( FILM)
AIMLESS. PUNCHLESS
'9 l/Z WEE<S" A WASTE OF THE
H ? t/O'i/llb A 11
H 2 1/03/P6 : 1 N S82
S 2 10/23/R6 CRN
H 2 11/07/86 0 ° •> Lil
H ? 5/21/86 0 ^ " M66
H 2 1/05/86 U 1" U L<.1
H 2 9/05/86 0 7 P R CS5
H I 10/11/86 C 1 P 'I
S 2 11/22/86 A 9 P N
H 2 11/23/86 A 10 N 0<.6
H 2 6/20/06 D 2 R CB'
S 2 3/20/86 B 1 P F G59
H 2 4/25/86 D 3 ^ "66
SEE EMERGENCY COMMUNICATIONS SY'.TEM (911)
1950'S
CHORAL PREPARATIONS
''"'"'reunion set for •60S-VINTAGF 'BRIGHT MISFITS-
HARRY'S: ir WAS A TIME FOR YOUTH AND HIGH PASSION
AT LEAST '60S LABEL MANIA HAS PRIVATE
NINJA
SEE ALSO MARTIAL ARTS
NINJA MOVFS LIKE THE WIND
NINTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT (U.S.I , .
SEE ALSO CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS (N.C. AND U.S.)
D.G. MARTIN IN RACE
JUSTICES. JUDGES TO FACE OPPOSITION
REP. MCMILLAN WINS IN 9TH DISTRICT
N.C. OEMUCRATS RECAPTURE TWO SEATS IN U.S
HOUSE: ONE RACE UNDECIDED
NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
SEE ALSO l-iTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
WATERS SEEKS RE-ELECTION IN 9T H DISTRICT
SUPERIOR COURT JUDGES VOTE OK'U! NO DATE SET
JUDICIAL ELECTIONS DRAW CANOIOATcS
NINTH ST. GROCERY STORE NOW IN ERWIN SOUARE
SHEARON HARRIS FOES PLAN MONEY-RA I SERS
SHOP FOR C.A.S.H. (IDl
NOT ALL FLYERS. POSTERS RADICAL
NINTH STREET BAKERY
TUAN EXHIBIT HELD AT BAKERY
ANOTHER OPENING. ANOTHER SHOW...
NINTH STREET GALLERY
THE MANY MASKS OF FREOERICA HALL
NINTH ST. POST OFFICE
SEE ALSO DURHAM POST OFFICE ^ ^^^^^
SOMF DURHAM POST OFFICES WILL BE GETTING NEW ADDRESSES
POST OFFICE EXTENDS HOURS ON SATURDAYS
NIPPON TELEGRAPH L TELEPHONE CO.
NORTHERN TEl'eCoS"sIGNS «250 MILLION CONTRACT WITH JAPANESE CORP.
NITRIC ACID MAY HAVE REACHED CATAWBA RIVER
S 2 5/21/86 C 18 P o R76
H 2 0/25/86 B 1 N H81
H 2 7/13/86 0 ; P U L<.1
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S 2 7/31/86 0 1 '• F ■>71
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H 2 4/15/86 C I N L40
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S 2 1/21/86 B 1 N Wa2
H 2 6/25/86 A 1 J •<97
S 2 6/27/86 A 10 A
S 2 8/08/86 A 4 L
S 2 6/23/'>6 C 4 N
S 2 10/02/86 D 1 0 F 97\
H 2 7/11/86 D 1 P F J66
H 2 7/19/86 C I
S 2 10/17/86 A 11
H 2 5/20/86 A 9
H 7 5/2D/86 C 3
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NITROUS OXIDE
CAR WRECK.
FIRE BLOCK TRAFFIC
H 2 6/19/86 A 24 N
H 2 9/30/86 C 1 P N
SEE ALSO PRUGS
^^F0a''aPPRi1|VES BURROUGHS WELLCO-'E CREAM RINSE FOR HEAD LICE
FOA APPROVES TREATMENT DEVELOPED IN RTP
NO-FAULT INSURANCE
SEE ALSO AU'O LIABILITY INSURANCE
SEE ALSO INSURANCE _ _,.
SFNATF-HOUSE SHOWDOWN S^ T ON VACCINE PILL „,,^t„,, .„ r , ,o . .,i- c
STATE PANElT TO CONSIDER PROPOSAL FOR NO-FAULT OBSTETRIC INSURANCE
NO NET COST TOBACCO PROGRAM
SEE ALSO TOBACCO
LYNG OKS NEW FEES ON LEAF
NOPEL PEACE PRUF
SEE ALSO AWARDS
E0ITQ3IAL EMBARRASSING
UNWORTHY PRIZE MINNfk
ELIE UIESEL'S NOBEL PRIZE
WIESEL 4 DESERVING 'JINNFR
AWARD WAS NO GIMMICK
N08EL PRIZES (GENERAL HEADING)
ELIE WIESEL'S NOBEL PRIZE
NOBEL WALL'S GROCERY
GUNMAN POPS DURHAM GROCERY. ESCAPES
ROBBER STRIKES STORE EMPLOYEE
STEREO THEFT INVESTIGATED
TEEN CHARGED IN THREE R0B3ERIFS
NOISE POLLUTION
SEE ALSO POLLUTtOtI , ^ ,.,„
PAYMENT FOR WORK-RELATEO EAR DAMAGE MAY BE EASIER
WOMAN PUSHES FOR STRICTER ENFORCEMENT OF NOISE LAW
CHATHAM BOARD AUTHORIZES DRAFT OF NOISE ORDINANCE
NOI SES OFF (PLAY)
H 2 5/23/86 8 1 N
S 2 5/24/86 A 7 P N
H 7 7/07/86 C 1 P "I
S 2 11/27/86 C 17 N
H 2 7/26/86 A 14 N
H 2 1/01/86 A
H 2 1/03/86 A
H 2 10/13/86 A
H 2 10/24/86 A
H 2 10/26/86 0
H 2 10/18/86 A 4
S 7 8/04/86 C 1
H 2 8/05/86 c '
S 2 8/06/86 A 17
H 2 8/28/86 B 4
H 2 1/26/86 B 14 N
5 2 8/14/86 C 1 P N H7T
H 2 10/07/86 B 7 •( K65
HONIHLY/4
NNU4L INOEX B
1/01/86 - \^/i\/1b
SUBJECTS
l/0<)/17
•NOISES OFF- OPENS »T OUKE
HARRISON: •NOISES OFF^ TRUE TO LIFE ON ST4&F
•NOISES OFF^ WAS A aiOI
NOLAREC INDUSTRIES
CHATHAM PLANTS WILL MAKE LAMP5
NOLICHUCKY RIVER
RAFTING DOWN THE NOLICHUCKY
HEADEO FOR WHITEWATER? HERE^S SOME INFORMATION
NON-ALIGNED "OVE'IENT
SEE ALSO CUBA
SEE ALSO FOREIGN RELATIONS
VARIETIES OF 1RD WORLD LEADERS (CARTOON)
NON-PRESCRIPTION DRUGS
SEE DRUGS
SEE OVER-THE-COUNTER DRUGS
NONVIOLENCE
SEE ALSO DEMONSTRATIONS
SEE ALSO VIOLENCE
A TIME FOR WAR...
NOONTIME CONCERTS
SEE DOWNTOWN LUNCH CONCERT SERIES
NORFOLK, VIRGINIA
SEE ALSO VIRGINIA
COURT'S BUSING RULING WORRIES EXPERTS
GETAWAYS: HOLLERIN', HARBOR -H' HOGS
NORFOLK DREDGING CO.
VA. COMPANY PLEADS GUILTY TO CONSPIRACY
NORFOLK SOUTHERN RAILWAY
RAIL CHAIRMAN AT THROTTLE DURING WRFCK
WHAT'S IN A NAME? IN RAILROAD'S CASE. CONFUSION
DINNER TRAINS. EXCURSION TOURS EYED
NORFOLK STATE UNIV.
TALLY. MITCHELL POWER NORFOLK ST.
NORFOLK STATE UNIV. SPORTS. FOOTBALL
NCCU. NORFOLK DROP GAME
NORINA INSTRUMENT CO.
ENTREPRENEURS WERE SEEKING f, MILLION AT VENTURE
ONE TOO MANY VCR REPAIRS
CARRBORO COMPANY BUYS AM STATION
NORLINA. N.C.
TIME TELLS COUPLERS PLIGHT
[N LETTER TO
RHaM LAWYtK
NOPHAN BLOCK REALTORS
ARE AOS GETTING DUMBER? OR ARE WE GETTING SMARTER?
NORTH AMERICAN AERODYNAMICS
PARACHUTE PLANTS KEEP ROXBORO JUMPING
NORTH AMERICAN VIDEO. LTD.
DURHAM VIDEO STORES RECOVERING FROM LAW
NORTH AND SOUTH AMATEUR GOLF TOURNAMENT (MEN^Sl
SEE ALSO GOLF
BRADLEY WINS N-S "EDAL WITH 2-UNDFR-PAR 70
BRADLEY HEADS N-S OUALIFYING
NICKLAUS, BRADLEY WIN IN N-S GOLF
NICKLAUS IN. BRADLEY OUT IN NTRTH-SOUTH
BECK TOPS NICKLAUS TO ADVANCE IN N-S
BECK, ANORAPE ADVANCE TO FINAL RQUNO OF N-S
WAKENS ANORAOE CLAIMS NORTH-SOUTH GOLF CROWN
ANDRAOE WINS N-S
NORTH AND SOUTH AMATFUR GOLF TOURNAMENT (WOHEN^SI
SEE ALSO GOLF
SEE ALSO WOMEN. SPORTS
SHANNON ADVANCES IN NCS
SHANNON WINS WOMEN'S NCS
NORTH ATLANTIC TREATY ORGANIZATION
SPAIN'S NATO VOTE STRENGTHENS ALLIANCE
NORTH CAROLINA: PEOPLE AND ENV I RON'1 ENT S ( BOOK I
THE COST OF BEING BUCOLIC
THREE ASU PROFESSORS SAY N.C. RESOURCES ARE BEING STRAINED
NORTH CAROLINA: THE COLORFUL LAND COLORING BOOK
SEE ALSO COLORING BOOKS
•INFORMATIVE^ TAR HEEL COLORING BOOK IS INFORMAL TEACHING TOOL
N.C. ADMINISTRATIVE RULES
SEE ALSO GOVERNMENT
SEE ALSO N.C. GOVERNMENTAL OPERATIONS COMMISSION
SEE ALSO REGULATORY AGENCIES
SEE ALSO SEPARATION OF POWERS IN GJVERNMENT DOCTRINF
ACTION HEATS UP ON SEPARATION OF POWERS
STATE AGENCIES PUBLISHING LAW CAUSING HITCHES
PAIIE'iCE. RULF-MAKERS
s<.35.'3 MILLION SPENDING BILL 4ITS MAJOR ROAnBLQCK
JUDGE REFUSES TO OVERTURN 1985 LAW ON APPOINIMENT
N.C. AIR SPACE
SEE ALSO AIRLINES
SEE ALSO AIRPORTS, N.C.
SEE ALSO PRIVATE AIRPLANES
EASTERN N.C. FOCUS OF DEBATE IN CIVILIAN-MILITARY AIR SPACE
N.C, AIRPLANES
SEE N.C. STATE AIRPLANES
N.C. ROAROS AND COMMISSIONS
SEE ALSO LICENSING BOARDS
SEE ALSO REGULATORY AGENCIES
ACTION HEATS UP ON SEOARATION OF POWERS
MARTIN SAYS GOVERNORS SHOULDN'T APPOINT LEGISLATORS TO "OAROS
6 NAMED TO STATE PANEL
CENTER URGES bO BOARDS BE AHOLISHEO
BOARDS, COMMISSIONS DRAIN STATE RESOURCES
<.! BOARDS NO LONGER FACING AX
UNNEEOEO STATE BOARDS CONTINUi^ TO SURVIVE
HOWARD NAMED TO STATE POST
PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY BILL ENCOUNTERS SNAG IN HOUSE
TWO FROM DURHAM NAMED TO BOARDS
LEGISLATIVE PANEL IS AUTHORIZED TO STUDY TEEN-AGE PREGNANCY
PC. L ° ^YL
S 2
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S 2 5/15/66 D ? T F a71
S 2 5/15/86 D ' F B71
H 2 9/07/86 D <, T T P 56
H 2 ',/13/e6 D
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H 2
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H 2
H 2
H 2
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H 2
H 2
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5/20/86 C 6
12/31/86 C 12
12/04/86 D 3
9/30/86 B 1
5/11/86 C I 1
10/16/86 B I
11/08/86 A n
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3/02/86 P, 7 n u CI
4/13/86 0 1 p F sao
2/24/86 A 1 P N A54
H ? 5/14/86 D 1 R N
S 2 5/14/86 0 4 N
H 2 5/15/86 0 I P N
H 2 5/16/86 C 1 P N
H 2 5/17/86 0 1 P N
H 2 5/18/86 B B N
H 2 5/19/86 D 4 P N
S 2 5/19/86 on M
H 2 5/30/66 C 2 N
H2 6/01/863 4 N
S 2 3/15/86 A 4
H 2 4/01/P6 A 4
H 2 4/0'/86 A 8
H 2 9/21/86 D ■> P R H45
H 2 1/29/66 9 7 N
H 2 1/31/86 B 6 N
H 2 2/Q4/S6 A 4 E
H 2 7/12/86 D 4 N
H 2 12/02/86 8 3 N
H 2 4/28/86 A 1 M N ''97
H
7
1/29/66 B
7
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H
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2/08/R6 A
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4/24/86 A
1 7
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H
7
6/05/86 A
1 7
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S
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6/09/86 A
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H
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6/13/66 C
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S
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0/16/86 A
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6/17/66 A
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6/26/86 A
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7/03/66 A
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7/16/86 B
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U/31/86
SUBJECTS
l/d=>/'!7
aURLIKGTON OOCTOa ON STUDV OA'JEL
ROYALLt HUNT 4RC APPOTSTE") TO STATE 5TU0» CHM"! SS TONS
NEv. STATE 3UILDING COMMISSION URGED
LEGISLATURE. AOMINISTRaT nn STUDY ONE-STOP LICENSING
N.C.. 50N0 ISSUES
SEE ALSO StHOOLS. N.C.. BONO ISSUi^
REPORT PROPOSES BONO ISSUE ANT INCREASE IN C-ASOHNE TAX
PAh^L HIV URGE BONO VOTE. GAS TAX INCREASE
RAMSEY RAPS BONO ISSUE FOR HnHUAYS
CLOUD OVER BOND MARKET CAUSING WORRIES
N.C. VOTERS OK FEKER ISSUES 0= BONOS OUPING '85
HHEN CHAMBER VOTED ON SHEARON HARRIS. ONLY GULLFY VOTED NC
MARTIN'S SCHOOL BONO PLAN CEStRVES DEBATE
COLLEGES. AIRPORTS a:,0 SEAPORTS GET PERMISSION COR Tax-fxEMPT BONDS
ROYALL harpoons MARTIN'S BOND PLAN FOR SCHOOL Fm.OS
N.C. BOND RATING
SEE ALSO N.C. REVENUES
SEE ALSO N.C MUNICIPAL BOND IN?EX
N.C. TAX-FREE BONO INDEX SLIPS TO 8.}t IN OFCEMPER...
ROYALL HARPOONS MARTIN'S BONO PLAN FOR SCHOOL FUNDS
N.C. BONDS
SEE ALSO BURLINGTON. N.C. BONOS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C.. BONOS
SEE ALSO INDUSTRIAL REVENUE BONOS
SEE ALSO N.C MUNICIPAL BOND I W E X
S=E ALSO REFERENDA
KATES ON N.C. TAX-EXEMPTS CONTINUE DECLINE IN JANUARY
N.C TOWNS. COUNTIES UNCERTAIN ABOUT »0N0 MARKET
ACINISTRATIJN MAY BE BLOCKED FRQ" TRYING PRIVATE P°ISONS
YIELD ON N.C TAX-FREE BONOS DIPS TO 7.05t
MARTIN PROPOSES J2.2 BILLION PLAN FOR CONSTRUCTION OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS
N.C. BOOKS
SFc BOOKS. N.C.
N.C. PUOGET
SEE ALSO N.C
SEE ALSO N.C.
SEE ALS'i N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C
ALSO N.C
ESCHEAT FUND
REVENUES
STSTE EMPLOYEES. HIRING FREEZE
ADVISORY BUDGET COMMISSION
DIVISION OF PURCHASE AND CONTRACT
GENERAL ASSEMBLY, BUDGET
SEE ALSO N.C. OFFICII OF BUDGET AND MANAGEMENT
SEE ALSO N.C STATE AUDITORS OFFICE
SEE ALSO REVENUE-SHARING FUNDS. N.C
SEE ALSO STATE AID TO PRIVATE SCHOOLS
SEE ALSO USER FEES
SURPLUS GETTING INADEQUATE?
TAR HEELS UPBEAT ON SCHOOLS BJT CAUTIOUS ABOUT ECONOMY
MANY TAR HEELS SAY FINANCES REMAINED STEADY DURING 1995
GOVERNOR ORDERS STATE HIRING SLOJEO
PANEL PEGS noT NEEDS AT SJOO -ILLIDN
STATE REASSESSING FUNDING FOR PROGRAMS
DISTRIBUTION PLAN FOR WATER G'ANTS IS CALLED UNFAIR
U":E OF ECONOMIC GROWTH FUNDS IS CRITICIZED
STATE TAX OECLI'.E SPAOKTNG CONCERN
STATE AGENCIES PUBLISHING L«w CAUSING HITCHES
POLICE CHIEFS ASKED TO BACK BILL
LF&ISLATIVE LEADERS WANT MORE COMMUNICATION ON BUDGET
C"VERNOP HILL TRY TO "EET REOUEST FOR BUDGET PLANS
CORRECTIONS DEPARTMENT AUDIT CITES WEAKNESSES
ECONOMIC REALITIES WILL BE SHSPING POLICY FOR MARTIN
LEGISLATORS OBJECTING TO SOME OF HIGHWAY PLAN
NCAE OPPOSES GOVERNOR'S PLAN ON GENERAL FUND
GOVERNOR'S PROPOSED PAY RAISE IS TOO LOW
MARTIN LISTS PUOGET PLANS
DEMOCRATS SEE FLAWS IN martin' S BUDGET PROPOSAL
RAMSEY SAYS BILL WOULD KILL BJDGET COMMISSION
TOP AOMINISTRATORS SHOULD SAC-IFICE TOO , __ ^^^
LEGISLATORS TO SEEK HIGHER PAY INCREASES FOR STATE EMPLOYEES
MESIT FACTC EXCLUDED IN GOVERNOR'S PAY PLAN
ADMINISTRATION OFFICIALS ENDW SE MARTIN'S BUDGET
FEDERAL CUTS LIKELY TO BE SMALL IN N.C
GOVFRNOR DISMISSES CRITICIS" OF BUDGET AS 'FuN AND GAMES'
GENERAL ASSEMBLY'S SHORT SESSION LONG ON SIGNIFICANCE
GOVERNOR REBUTS LEGISLATORS' ATTACKS ON BUDGET
COURT WON'T RULE ON STATE BUDGET PANEL _, „ „..^.
STATE 3"PPE>'E COURT DECIDES TO STAY OUT OF ARGUMENT OVER BUDGET PANEL
MARTIN'S BUDGET TRUTH CONFUSING
COMPUTERS GIVE OUICK ANSWERS TO BUDGET QUESTIONS
SOME HOPE 'SHORT' SESSION «0N' T 3E A FuLL-CDURSE LEGISLATIVE "EAL
LFGISLATUPE CONVENES TO GRAPPLE WTTH RuAD FUNDING, STATE BUDGET
HIGHWAY PACKAGE DIFFERENCES RrMAIN
HIGHWAY PACKAGE SHOWDOWN COULD CO'-E EARLY NEXT WEEK
HIGHWAY PACKAGE DIVIDED BETWEEN COMMITTEES
EDUCATION OFFICIALS OPPOSE PROGRA" SHIFTS
SENATOR IS REQUESTING STUDY of STATE ELECTION PROCEDURES
BILLS SEEK money for LOCAL PROJECTS
SUPERSUE VIEWED DIFFERENTLY B' ? PARTIES
LEGISLATIVE PANEL OK S «'• I S MILLION IN SPENDING
LOCAL APPROPRIATIONS IN PACKAOE
APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE APPROVES SEVERAL PROVISIONS
SENATE VOTES FOR HIGHWAY FUNDING PACKAGE
ALLOCATIONS OMITTED
NO. 31 N.C. COULD ADVANCE TO ^6TH IN TEACHER SALARIES
BUDGET PROVISIONS ADVANCE AMID SO"E GRUMBLING
SZ MILLION FOR NCCU ADDED TO 'J.C. 3JDGET
BUDGET AUTHORIZES 12TH DURHAM MAGISTRATE
MORE NCCU REPAIR FUNDS 5UDGET=D
STATE MONEY BUDGETED F0= LINCOLN CENTER
N.C. BUDGET PROCESS SAME OLD ' ONG AND DANCE ROUTINE
HOUSE LEADERS STUNG BY PROPERTY TAX VOTES
HOUSE APPROVES 5'.35.9 MILLION SPENDING BILL
DURHAM! PROJECTS GET MONEY FRQm STATE
1<.35.R MILLION SPENDING BILL ^|TS MAJOR ROADBLOCK
WATKINS REaLJEST HOLDS UP BUOGEI
HOUSE cNOS STALL, OKS BUDGET
H^USE APPROVES STATE TRANSPORTATION BUDGET
LEGISLATURE ENACT? BUDGET SUPPLEMENT
SENATE ENACTS STATE BUDGET SUPPLEMENT
PRISON, COLLEGES, PARKS INCLUDED IN BUDGET "ILL
BUDGET PANEL TOUR BEGINS IN BUTNER , ,,
RFQUeST FOR TWO 87-89 BUDGETS CAUSES WORRY ABOUT POSSIBLE CUTS
STATE HANTS YOUR IDEAS ON SPE'JOING i'•^ "ILLIJN
HERE ARE SO'lE IDEAS FOR SPENDING K.7 mjllIUN
NEW WAYS SOUGHT TO FINANCE PA)KS; ENTRY FEES SCORED
PANEL PONDERS PARKS PROPOSAL
N.C. GENERAL FUND COLLECTIONS UP
ASSEMBLY SHOULD CHANGE FUNDING OF LOCAL PROJECTS
HIGHER EDUCATION Funds rank N.C. PTH IN NATION
N.C. TAX COLLECTIONS RISE SLOWLY
MARTIN MAY BE DEFENDING EXECUTIVE PORK BARREL
LEGISLATORS ANGERED BY PARKS mqnEY USE
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H 2 1/12/P6 D 13 C
S 2 12/02/06 A 6
H 2
S 2
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2/09/06
4/11/06
5/27/86
9/07/B6
10/10/06
11
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1/01/R6
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S 2
1/02/06
C
4
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H 2
1/03/B6
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l/OB/06
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1/09/06
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19
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1/24/B6
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H 2
1/24/06
A
12
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S 2
1/29/96
c
10
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H 7
1/31/06
b
6
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H 2
2/06/86
B
3
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H 2
3/04/06
B
5 P
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H 2
3/2'/06
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046
S 2
J/22/f6
A
16
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H 2
4/03/66
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H 2
4/18/96
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L40
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4/20/06
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H 2
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5/15/96
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5/16/06
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S 2
5/16/06
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5/2D/86
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H 2
5/21/06
A
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H 2
5/22/86
A
19
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S 2
5/2J/06
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H 2
5/23/96
A
16 P
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S 2
5/23/06
c
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S 2
5/23/06
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S 2
5/23/06
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5/24/96
A
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5/26/96
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5/30/B6
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7
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H 2
5/ai/?6
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H 2
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H 2
6/ll/''6
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H 2
6/12/06
A
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H 7
6/13/96
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H 2
6/l?/06
C
7 P
N
H 2
6/17/86
A
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H I
6/17/86
C
1
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H 2
6/23/96
D
9 P
N
H 2
6/24/06
A
13
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H 2
6/24/°6
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13
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H 2
6/26/06
A
21
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H 2
6/2T/86
A
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S 2
6/29/06
A
11
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H 2
6/29/96
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H 2
7/01/06
A
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H 2
7/07/O6
3
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H 2
7/02/86
6
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S 2
7/02/96
C
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H 2
7/D3/B6
3
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S 2
7/03/06
A
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H 2
7/04/96
A
17
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L4C
H 2
7/1 1/96
A
12
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H 2
7/1 1/06
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H 2
7/12/96
D
4
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H 2
7/13/86
c
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H 2
7/15/06
A
N
046
M 2
7/15/36
A
1
N
S 2
7/15/06
A
N
M 2
7/16/96
b
2
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H 2
7/17/86
A
17
N
H 2
9/06/95
c
1 P
N
046
H 2
9/10/96
E
1 P
N
H 2
9/24/86
A
9
N
046
H 2
10/09/96
A
4
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H 2
10/19/96
c
1
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S 2
10/20/96
A
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H 2
10/21/86
A
11
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H 2
10/23/96
A
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11/01/O6
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S 2
11/07/96
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11/10/96
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U/14/85
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1/01/86
INDEX
U/31/86
SUBJECTS
1/00/17
F'JND PROPnSED TO WATCH 00NATnf4S FOB "ARKS
MARTIN ASKS PANEL'S ADVICE IN SFTTIMG BUDGET PRIORITIES
MARTIN OOUSTS EDUCATION PLAN TO GFT FULL FUNDING
GOVERNQP SEEKS ADVICE ON SPENDING PRIORITIES
JIM MARTIN AND "LE BUDGET" ICARTOHNl
FUTURE POLE OF N.C. BUDGET GRDUP UNCLEAR
STATE LEADERS BACK AWAY FROM EDUCATION PROMISES
STATE FINALLY MAKING EDUCATION WISH LIST
LEGISLATIVE SURVEY FINDS LITTLE SUPPORT FOR TAX INCREASES
LAWMAKERS BACK BEP, UNSURE ON MARTIN BOND PLAN ' "'^ '^'='' ^"^ ^
N.C BUDGET CUTS
GOVERNOR ORDERS STATE HIRING '.LOrfEO
DEFICIT-CUTTING MEASURE MAY CHOP FUNDING FOR STATE
GOVERNOR ORDERS HIRING SLOWOOUN
VALENTINE: NEW TAXES MAY BE UMAVOIOABLE
STATE REASSESSING FUNDING FOR PROGRAMS
CHIEF JUSTICE ORDERS SLOWDOWN IN HIRING
N.C. FACES DEEP CUTS IN FEDERAL SERVICES
GPAMM MAY COST N.C. 1202 MILLION
GRAMM-RUDMAN COULD AFFECT EVERYBODY'S EVERYDAY SERVICES
STATE WON'T HALT ART MUSEUM AND SYMPHONY FINDS
GOV. "ARTIN PRAISED FOR STAND ON CUTS IN FEDERAL SPENDING
EXTENSION SERVICE MAY LOSE 10^ AGENTS '-i="r:'<»L iKCNUlNG
DEFICIT CUTS REDUCE FUEL AID
1.060 STATE JOBS TO BE ELIMINATED
CUTS HAY HIT PROGRAMS FOR CHILDREN
MARTIN'S BUDGET CUTS REQUEST ON PROGRAMS FOR METALLY ILL
STATE STOPS SELLING CRAFTS MADE BY BLIND
WILLIE M HOUSF TO BE CLOSED
WILLIE " FACILITY MAY CLOSE
?iiii!f,.5,T.,''°?„''!*Q,'''-89 BUDGETS CAUSES WORRY ABOUT POSSIBLE CUTS
COMMUNITY COLLEGES REFUSE TO PARE BUDGETS
UNC HIRING IN LIMBO
SIX HEALTH AGENCIES IN N.C. ARE LOSING FEDERAL MONEY
CAPITAL HEALTH AGENCY BRACES FOR CUTOFF OF FEDERAL MONEY
GRAMM-RUDMAN CUTS ARRIVE; TAR HEELS FEEL EFFECTS
N.C COMPTROLLER
LEGISLATIVE PANEL IS AUTHORIZED TO STUDY TEFN-AGE PREGNANCY
N.C.t COMPUTERS
SEE ALSO COMPUTERS
SEE ALSO N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, COMPUTERS
CENTRALIZED TEACHER PAYROLL SCRAPPED
N.C COUNTIES
SEE COUNTIES, N.C.
N.C ECONOMY
SEE ECONOMY, N.C.
N.C EMBLEMS
SEE ALSO N.C SHELL
SEE ALSO SCOTCH BONNET
HOW THE SCOTCH BONNET WON OFFICIAL STATUS
N.C ESCHEAT FUND
SEE ALSO N.C, BUDGET
INTEREST ON UNCLAIMED MONEY USED TO MAKE LOANS TO NEEDY STUDENTS
N.C EXPORTS
SEE ALSO AGRICUL
SEE ALSO ECONOMY
SEE ALSO FOREIGN
SEE ALSO N.C F
SEE ALSO N.C. -
SEE ALSO N.C.
SEE ALSO TARIFFS
SEE ALSO TEXTILE
BUSINESS HIGHL
DECLINING DOLL
FIRST UN I ON : E
STATE OFFICF P
VALUE OF STATE
STATE BOOSTS H
STATE DRUMMING
JAPAN TOBACCO
INTERESTED IN
TOKYO TELEX IS
N.C. FIRMS URO
TAR HEELS. JAP
'PROTECTIONISM
ruRE, EXPORTS
• N.C.
TRADE
OREIGN TRADE
OREIGN TRADE ZONE
EVENUES
INDUSTRY, IMPORTS
IGHTS
AR OVERSEAS HELPS SOME N.C. BUSINESS
CONOMY TO GAIN MOMENTUM THIS YEAR
ROVIOES ANSWERS TO FOREIGN QUESTIONS
'5 MANUFACTURING EXPORTS DECLINES
OHEGROWN PRODUCTS
UP EXPORT TRADE WITH CHINA
INC. TO BUY FLUE-CURED LEAF
PUERTO RICAN TRADE? SEMINAR IS TUESDAY
SUES CALL FOR MTRE N.C. GOODS FOR JAPANESE
ED TO CONSIDER TRADE FAIR IN JAPAN
ANESE DEBATE TRADE GAP
COULD BE GRINCH THAT STEALS ECONOMIC RECOVERY
N.C FILMMAKING
SEE ALSO CAROLINA ATLANTIC PROOJCTION CO.
SEE ALSO DE LAURENTIIS ENTER TA nMENT GROUP
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C FILM MAKING
SEE ALSO FILM INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO FILMMAKING
SEE ALSO FDUNTAINHEAD PROnuCTIONS
SEE ALSO MARKET SOUARE PARTNERS
5iP °!-|H '^•<^' OFFICE OF MOTION PICTURE DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO A SINGING STREAM
N.C. FILMMAKER IS SUBJECT OF COURSE
FREE SHOW ON SUNDAY
EARL 0UEN5BY GETS CREDIT— IN DUKE MOVIE COURSE
GREENVILLE MOVIE CALLED 'REAL PIECE OF HISTORY'
FILM UPSTARTS LIKE N.C. ARE WTRRYING CALIFORNIA
REAL-LIFE 'ROCKY': FILM MAY BE MADE IN N.C.
MOVIE MAKING A BOON TO THE T A5 HEEL STATE
siS"?'? ?SE*°Sonv'i?iSii^§vSE"kKi.° Vo^Vir -""*"' °'° "'"'""■'' "°""'''
•GOnO OL ' BOY' ALL MADISON AVE. ON FILMS
HIGH POINT RESIDENTS ARE STAR'JTRUCK
ANSON COUNTY TO HONOR SPIELBE'G FOR MOVIE
ANSON COUNTY HOLDS OWN MOVIE AWARDS CEREMONY
5P!J.'^SIJ''„^° ''"■'' SCIENCE FICTION MOVIE IN ANSON COUNTY
•COLOR PURPLE' SWEEPS FELIX AWARDS
HIGH POINT "APKET HANDY FOR MOVIE FURNITURE NEEDS
FILM CREW WANTS TROOPS TO GO AFTE» KING KONG
OLD MOVIES OF SMALL TOWNS NOW HISTORIC DOCUMENTS
DAMAGED PATROL CRUISER TAKEN OUT FOR A RIDE
GRANT AWARDED TO CARRRORO FILMMAKER
•MUROER WITNESS' DIDN'T NOTICE MOVIE CA-ERAS
FILM CREW TO USE DUKE MARINE LAB
CREW FILMING FROM MARINE LAB
CATTLE CALL LEADS TO EXTRA CAIEER
WILMINGTON TAKES STAR BILLING
THE LONG DAY OF A SHORT CAREE'
19 MOVIES EXPECTED TO BE SHOT IN N.C. THIS YEAR
CREEDMODR FAMILY PORTRAYED IN UNC GOSPEL MUSIC MOVIE
FILMMAKER OWENSBY OBSESSED WITH LIFF
FILM FEATURES CREEDMOOR FAMILY'S MUSICAL TRADITIONS
AN INSIDE VIEW
MAGAZINE ARTICLE LED DE LAURE<1TIIS TO WILMINGTON
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9/19/86
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10/02/86
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2/01/86
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2/25/86
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2/27/86
A
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2/27/86
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3/20/86
a
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3/22/86
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4/16/96
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4/24/96
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5/12/86
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6/12/86
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6/14/96
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6/16/86
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6/17/86
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7/04/66
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INDEX
12/31/8()
SUBJECTS
PA'".t 6ia
l/0''/''7
SHE'S IN NEW PRYOR CILM
NO STAR FOR KiW, KONO
LOVE STORY ABOUT CHOPIN. GEORr.E SANO FILMED IN STATE
THIRD MOVIE STUDIO IN NORTH CAROLINA To BE ANNOUNCED
MARTIN ANNOUNCES FILM STUOIO HILL BE BUILT NEAR HIGH POINT
STUDir-S FIRST FILM TO BE BASED ON LIQUOR AGENT
DEMOCRATS CRITICIZE MARTIN'S TRIP TO TINSEL TOWN
MARTIN SAYS HOLLYWOOD TRIP HELPFUL FO N.C. FILM INDUSTRY
GOVERNOR'S HOLLYWOOD TRIP WAS WELL JUSTIFIED
N,C.. FOPEIGM TRADE
SEE ALSO FURtIGN TRADE
SEE ALSO N.C. EXPORTS
SEE ALSO RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK. FREE TRADE ZONES
STATE OFFICE PROVIDES ANSWERS TO FOREIGN OUESTIONS
ALL-WOMAN TRADE GROUP GOING TO JAPAN
STATE DRUMMING UP EXPORT TRAO= WITH CHINA
N.C FOREIGN TRADE ZONE
SEE ALSO DUTY-FREE ZONE
SFE ALSO FOREIGN TRADE
SEE ALSO N.C. EXPORTS ,„ ^,
SEE ALSO RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK. FREE TRAOc ZONES
FOREIGN TRADE ZONE SHOWS DECLINE FROM INITIAL YEAR
SLOW BUSINESS STUNTS GROWTH OF DURHAM'S FOREIGN TRADE ZONE
N.C. FOREIGN VISITORS
TARGET TURNED TOURIST ATTRACTION
FORMER JAPANESE SAILORS GET LOOK AT WAR VICTIM, USS NORTH CAROLINA
THE BRITISH HAVE LANDED— SIX ROY SCOUTS VISIT
N.C. GOVERNMENTAL POWERS
LEGISLATIVE REMINDER: FORGET POWER-STRIPPING
N.C. GOVERNORS
SEE ALSO GOVERNORS. U.S.
SEE ALSO r.OVERNOR'i MANSION
SFE ALSO CUBERNATHRIAL CAMPA
SEE ALSO GUBERNATORIAL SUCCE
SEE ALSO N.C. LIEUTENANT GO
SEE ALSO N.C. CONSTITUTION
HOW TIMES 00 CHANGE: AILIN
MARTIN SAYS GOVERNORS SrtOU
N.C. GOVERNOR HAS LIITLF P
MARTIN SAYS HE DOESN'T FEA
LET GOVERNOR GOVERN
VID^^U PRO'^OTES KEEP NORTH
LEGISLATIVE REMINDER: FORG
VETO POWER REFERENDUM IS S
GIVE VOTERS A VOICE IN DIS
FOUR FORMER GOVERNORS SUPP
HOUSE APPROVES l'.35.9 MILL
JUDGE SAYS GOVERNOR CAN'T
FORMER GOV. DAN MOORE DIES
SANFORD SAYS MOORE EARNED
DAN K. MOORE: MOUNTAIN GOV
EX-GOV. MOORE REMEMRERED A
GOOD DAYS FULL OF ARQMA
MOORE HELPED LEAD N.C. TO
700 ATTEND FUNERAL SERVICE
MARTIN. JORDAN CONTINUE SP
LEGISLATIVE PANEL ENDORSES
POLL SHOWS SUPPORT FOR GUB
...OFFICIALS
N.C, HISTORIC HOMES
SEE HISTORIC HOMES AND BUILDINGS. N.C.
N.C. HISTORICAL MARKERS
SEE HIGHWAY MARKERS
N.C. HISTORY
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL. N.C, HISTORY
SEE ALSO CIVIL WAR HISTORY
SEE ALSO HIGHWAY MARKERS , . ,
SEE ALSO HISTORIC PRESERVATION FOUNDATION OF N.C, INC.
SEE ALSO IN LIGHT OF HISTORY ICOLUMNI
SEE ALSO N.C, QUADRICENTENNIAL
SEE ALSO N.C MUSEUM OF HISTORY ASSOCIATES
SFE ALSO N.C. SOCIETY OF COUNTY AND LOCAL HISTORIANS
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE UNIV. CENTE^INIAL COMMISSION
SEE ALSO ORAL HISTORY
l^JTH CENTURY SCHOOLS TRAINED ""LACK TEACHERS
GREENVILLE MOVIE CALLED 'REAL PIECE OF HISTORY'
TAR HEEL BECAME LEADER IN MONTANA
QUILTS TEACH HISTORY PIECE PY PIECE
MINISTER'S BOOK OFFERS OUAINI VIEW OF NORTH CAROLINA
DONALDSON WAS FORCE IN N.C. ARCHITECTURE
DIRTY CAMPAIGNS HURT POLITICS AND THE STATE
REMEMBER VEAZEY RIOGE? ,„ , , „,,
HE SIGNED WHEN IT COUNTED'-A SOOD REASON FOR LIBATION
N.C. CULTURE GOT A BOOST WHEN HISTORY, FARMING GROUPS MFT
1ST BLACK MEDAL WINNER FROM N.C
TAR HEEL BECAME PREACHE". HORSE THIEF
A^Gu'lDE TO OUR PAST: LECTURE SERIES EXAMINES WHO WE ARE...
N.C.'S PORTRAITS OF FAITH
CHANCFLLOR TAYLOR FOUGHT FOR J NC LIBRARIES
MATTAMU5KEET MAS REFUSED TO BC SUBDUED
TAR HEEL STOLE FEB. 2? FROM GEORGE WASHINGTON
CARTOONIST INFLUENCED IR76 RACE
SCHOOL FLOATS MAKE HISTORY 'EXCITING
OLD MOVIES OF SMALL TOWNS NOW HISTORIC DOCUMENTS
N.C. MAN DOCUMENTS SHALL CAROLINA TOWNS
3 THOMAS SETTLES UNSETTLING FOR TAR HFEL HISTORIANS
N.C FOLK HERITAGE FEATURED
TAR HFEL POOK COLLECTOR AND SCHOLAR FOUND HUMOR IN HOBBY
TWO PROFESSORS SEEK TAR HEEL ACCOUNTS OF EARLY CHINA TR A VF L S
N.C. ELECTRIC CHAIR TOOK 172 LIVES „„.,.,
SEARCH FUR AFRICAN FOREBEARS BRINGS MAN 10 NORTH CAROLINA
TAR HEEL SIGNER OF DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE GOOD ORATOR
HORACE GREELEY WED IN WARRENTON
N.C. FORT DEFIANCE BOTH BUILT RY LENOIR
CARTOONIST NEEDS A HISTORY LESSON
EARLY N.C TRAVELER WAS NOT COMPLIMENTARY
ASHFVILLE STILL AFFECTED BY FLOOD 70 YEARS AGO
ANNIE OAKLEY THRILLED PINEHURST RFSIOFNTS
THE TOWN THAT TIME REMEMBERED
TOMBSTONE OF TOM DOOLEY'S VICTIM STOLEN
CALL-IN SHOW SET
TWO CAROLINAS STAMP ANDREW JACKSON CLAIM
ACTORS RESTAGE 16TH CENTURY SHIP LIFE
DESCENDANTS OF SLAVES TO HOLD HOMECOMING AT N.C PLANTATION
POLITICS WERE HOT AND SOMETIMfS BLOODY
GRAHAM RESIDENT RECALLS HEYDAY OF OLD OPERA HOUSE
MORTON BUSY TENDING GRANDFATHER MOUNTAIN
LIBRARY COLLECTION HAS MOVIES' PHOTOS TO CHART DURHAM HISTORY
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G GTVERNOR STRUNG-WILLED
LDN' T APPOINT LEGISLATORS TO BOARDS
OHER TO GRAB
" RFTALIATION FOR FILING SUIT
CAROLINA BEAUTIFUL INC.
ET POWER-STRIPPING
OUGH T
CUSSIOxl OF VETU
ORT NUCLEAR PLANT
ION SPENDING BILL
OVERRULE COUNCIL OF STATE
: DUKE HOSPITAL ANNOUNCES DEATH OF' EX- JUST ICE
PLACE IN HISTORY
ERNOR WAS BALM NORTH CAROLINA NEEDED
S QUIET. TOWERING MAN
BETTER TIMES
S FTR GOV. MOORE
ARRING ON STATE POWERS
SHIFTING ELECTION OF GOVERNOR.
ERNATORIAL VETO
H
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12/26/86 A
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6/17/86
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6/19/86
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7/11/86
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8/29/86
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'5/38/86
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9/08/86
A
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9/09/96
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9/n/86
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H 7
9/10/86
A
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S 7
9/10/86
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9/10/86
A
17
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9/30/86
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12/04/86
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12/17/86
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6/26/86
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7/08/86
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7/11/86
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a/03/86
C
3
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8/07/86
D
9
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H
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8/13/86
C
1
N
5
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8/13/86
B
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S
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8/18/86
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2
8/31/86
C
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HONTHLV/ANNUAL
l/Cl/84 -
INDEX
12/31/86
SUBJECTS
PAGE 6ft9
l/0<)/S7
survey nocuments historic buildings
gold: gfolocists find deposit'; in piedmont slate belt
•LIGHT OF history- extinguished; widely-used column is repeat^o
PRUE-WINNING author SURPRISED: SLAVE ANCESTORS BOUGHT A FARM
BOOK FOCUSES ON N.C. FOLK POTTERS
N.C., IMAGE
SEE ALSO N.C, RANKING
"THE TARHEEL STATE" (CARTOON!
■EUROPE NEEDS YOU MORE-
ADS TO PROMOTE N.C. WIN AWARD
N.C, INTERNS
SEE ALSO APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO INTERNSHIPS
N.C. GOVERNMENT INTERNS LEARN, GET PAID
N.C, INVESTMENTS
HUNT URGES CHANGE IN PENSION INVESTMENT
PANEL DRAFTING BILL TO COVER INVESTMENTS IN SOUTH AFRICA
STATE OFFICE PROVIDES ANSWERS TO FOREIGN QUESTIONS
LEGISLATOR SAYS BOARD TORPEDOED INVESTING OF STATE PENSION FUNDS...
N.C. PANEL REACHES COMPROMISE ON SOUTH AFRICA ISSUE
N.C. LAWS
SEE ALSO COURTS, N.C.
SEE ALSO CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM
SEE ALSO ELECTION LAWS
SEE ALSO LANDLORD-TENANT LEGISLATION
SEE ALSO L lOUOR-BY-THF-DMNK, N.C.
SEE ALSO LOAN APPLICATIONS
SEE ALSO MOTORCYCLES
SEE ALSO N.C CONSTITUTION
SFE ALSO N.C GENERAL ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATION
SEE ALSO N.C. HEALTH PLANNING A^ D CERTIFICATE OF NEED LAW
SEE ALSO N.C STATE PEKSONNEL ACT
SEE ALSO PUBLIC 0RUNKENF5S
SEE ALSO SEXUAL OFFENSE LAWS
SFE ALSO SPEEDY-TRIAL LEGISLATION
SEE ALSO "SUNSET" LEGISLATION
SEE ALSO WILDLIFE LAW
N.C TAX LAW CHANGES TAKE EFFECT
NEW PORN LAW UPHELD: N.C. ...JUDGE REJECTS CONSTITUTIONAL CHALLENGE
REPUBLICAN LAWYER CONTESTS JUTGE APPOINTMENT LAW
CAR OWNERS HAVE RECOURSE WHEN MECHANICS HOLD CARS
LIVE LONGER, PRE-PLAN YOUR FUN ER AL--MOR T I C I AN
FORMS TO HELP IN DISPUTED REPAIR BILLS NOW AVAILABLE
MONEY-RAISERS RAISE QUESTIONS
EFFECT OF MANDATORY SEAT-BELT LAW IS WEARING OFF A BIT, SURVEY SAYS
PROFESSOR SAYS LAW THREATENS FREE SPEECH
COURT SAYS INTENT TO DISCRIMINATE MUST RE SHOWN...
MARTIN SAYS HE DOESN'T FEAR RETALIATION FOR FILING SUIT
WILL STATE'S MASK LAW SNARE EASTER BUNNY, MICKEY MOUSE?
N.C. OFFICIALS EYE BUY-AMERICAN LAW
LIO ON MONEY FOR PAIN TOPS PA^JEL'S LIST FOR REFORM
RESEARCHER SAYS SEAT BELT LAW NOT REALIZING POTENTIAL
YOUNGSTERS' RIGHTS SUBJECT OF DEBATE
CROSSOVER VOTE RULING HAILED
CHAIN-LIKE LETTER NOW IN DURHAM I LLEG AL — OFF I C I AL
LAW LINKING CHILD SUPPORT, WELFARE WRONG, JUDGE RULES
i,,MR''J.T?,:F^2?i£T.'J;£%';?'E'*'=ST LAWS TURNS TO PROPOSAL TO DEREGULATE...
FUND-RAISER RESTRICTIONS STRUCK DOWN
JUDGE UPHOLDS PORNOGRAPHY LAW
N.C. SHOULD REOUIRE INSURANCE DISCLOSURES
NEW AMENDMENT SPARKS COHTROVER SY
KEEP YOUR REVELRY OUIET
OPEN MEETINGS LAW CAN USE %OIV= TEETH
'BABY DOE" RULING WON'T AFFECT N.C. L A WS--OFF IC I AL S
SUPREME COURT RULING MAY SPEED END OF NUMBERED JUDICIAL SEATS
N.C. LAW HURTS FOREIGN BUSINESS RECRUITMENT
72 VIOLATIONS WILL BECOME INFRACTIONS BEGINNING SFPT. 1
^:,^;^'^i*i^?S^"''f S TO CRACK noJN ON DRINKING AT FOOTBALL TAILGATE PARTIES
JUDGE TO LOOK AT LEGAL ASPECTS OF EMBEZZLING LAW
JUDGE RULES AGAINST MARTIN ON COURT ISSUE
JUDGE STRIKES DOWN SECTION OF OWI LAW
APPEALS COURT UPHOLDS LAWS RULING BINGO
FANG THE FISH IS SWALLOWED BY STATE LAW
NEW LAW ALTERS STATUS OF TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS
INSANITY PLEA TO BE CHALLENGED
SEAT-PELT LAW TURNS I, WILL GET TOUGHER IN JAN.
AFTER INITIAL FANFARE OBSCENITY LAW FIZZLES
CHILD SUPPORT LAW PRAISED
DEFINITION OF PORNOGRAPHY STILL ELUDES LAWMAKERS
OFFICIALS BLAME RISE IN DW I ARRESTS ON REDUCED PUBLICITY
CHANGES CONSIDERED Tu MAKE VOTING EASIER
MORE, NOT LESS. SEAT BELT USE CAN SAVE LIVES
CHILD SUPPORT LAW CALLED INCREDIBLE SUCCESS
SEAT BELT LAW WILL START CARRYING FINE ON JAN. 1
NEW VACCINE LAW NOT WORKING, DOCTOR TELLS PANEL
ANNEXATION ISSUES OFTFN LAND IN COURTS AROUND N.C
STATE COULD SAVE ON HEALTH C A5 E WITHOUT CONSULTANT
PRISONERS' CHANCES FOR EARLY RELEASE INCREASED
LOW BID SOMETIMES NOT IN CITY'S BEST INTEREST
LAW USED TU SEIZE CASH, CAR
SEAT-BELT FINES BEGIN NEXT WEEK
BUCKLE UP OR COUGH UP $J5 F I NF THURSDAY
DURHAM POLICE PLAN SEAT-BELT ENFORCEMENT
OAY-CARE HOMES GET NEW RULES BUT NO INSPECTORS
N.C, LEGISLATORS
SEE DURHAM COUNTY, N.C, LEGISLATORS
SEE N.C GENERAL ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATORS
N.C. LEGISLATORS, U.S. CONGRESS
SEE ALSO CONGRESSIONAL CAMPAIGNS
SEE ALSO FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT (U.S.I
SEE ALSO U.S. CONGRESS
BATTLE VOWED TO BLOCK NUCLEAR WASTE SITES IN N.C
LCM GIRDS MILITARY SALES STRATEGY
SENATOR EAST SHOULD RESIGN
ROLL CALL
N.C. CONGRESSMEN SPLIT ON BUDGET LAW
AN ISSUE OF SENIORITY
ROLL CALL
HOUSE REFUSES TO FORCE CUT SUGGESTIONS
CONGRESSMEN STALKED ON HANDGUN BILL
ROLL CALL
SENATE VOTES LACKED CLASS
HOUSE VOTE ON CONTEMPT BIO
CONGRESS SHOULD HELP MACDONALD
ROLL CALL
ROLL CALL
REAGAN LOSES ON CONTRA AID
ROLL CALL
ROLL CALL
AREA LAWMAKERS' VOTES ON GUN CONTROL RECORDED
S
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DATE C
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10/22/n6 A
I0/2O/P6 A
U/ID/P6 B
I2/30/B6 a
PG L P "^YL
1 N H<,5
1 M N S31
J5D
seo
G50
H 2
H 2
H 2
4/02/86
<,/lD/e6
11/21/86
H 2 11/27/86 E 4 P N HOB
<./l'?/»6
<,/19/B6
5/12/86
9/10/B6
12/02/86
S 2
1/01/86
A
15
N
H 2
1/04/86
A
N
H 1
2/01/86
C
N
H 2
2/20/86
B
N
F50
H 2
3/07/86
a
P N
J54
H 2
3/01/86
D
10
M
H 2
3/10/86
A
T N
A 54
H 2
3/15/86
C
16
N
H 2
3/18/86
B
N
H 2
3/1=1/86
B
N
H 2
3/21/86
A
13
•1
H 2
3/21/86
A
17
N
H 2
3/22/86
A
10
P N
H 2
4/02/86
A
N
H 2
4/10/86
A
13
N
S 2
4/15/86
A
J
H 2
4/20/86
C
N
H 2
5/06/86
A
11
M
H 2
5/11/86
C
n
5 2
5/12/86
A
J
H 2
5/17/86
U
N
H 2
5/ 8/86
c
N
H 2
5/2'5/B6
A
L
5 2
6/06/96
A
G
G59
H 2
6/08/86
0
E
S 2
6/10/86
A
p
H 2
6/15/96
c
N
H 2
6/24/86
A
9
N
5 2
6/27/86
A
16
J
H 2
7/26/86
A
9
N
H 2
7/27/86
C
10
N
S 2
7/31/86
c
4
N
H 2
9/03/86
c
N
H 2
8/05/86
B
N
S 2
a/20/B6
c
N
H 2
■3/01/86
B
N
H 2
9/02/86
0
N
S 2
9/03/86
A
0 r.,
S33
S 2
10/01/86
C
N
S 2
10/08/86
A
F
S 2
10/15/86
A
ri
S 2
10/21/06
A
J
S 2
11/06/86
A
n
rj
S 2
11/13/86
C
J
S 2
11/17/86
A
E
S 2
11/17/86
A
J
H I
I /19/e6
C
M
L4n
H 2
1 /22/86
C
N
L40
S 2
1 /24/36
A
0
S 2
I /27/86
B
11
N
H 2
12/09/86
A
N
5 2
12/11/86
A
E
H 2
12/25/86
B
^l
H 2
12/27/86
C
f|
H6D
S 2
12/29/86
A
N
S 2
12/31/86
A
N
765
S 2
12/31/86
C
1
N
H 2
1/I7/B6
A
1 2
N
S 2
1/17/96
A
1
N W82
H 7
1/20/86
A
it
E
H 2
1/26/86
A
14
N
S 2
1/27/86
A
6
N
H 2
1/29/86
A
4
L
H '
2/02/86
A
14
N
H 2
2/09/96
B
1 1
N
S 2
2/13/86
A
4
U
H 7
2/23/86
A
1 1
N
H 2
2/29/86
A
4
L
H 2
3/02/86
A
in
N
S 2
3/J4/96
A
4
L
H 2
3/09/96
A
1 4
N
H 2
3/16/96
(
1 3
N
H 2
3/21/86
A
1
N
H 2
3/23/86
r
1 3
N
H 2
3/30/86
r
1 3
N
H 2
4/13/86
A
I'J
N
MONTHLV/AN
INDEX
- 12/31/H6
SUBJECTS
PS't 670
SFRICA SANCTIONS
WRITERS OFFER 'OIAL-A-LFTTER'
HOUSE "EMBERS REVERSE OECISIO-I ON THEIR ALLOWED OUTSnE INCOME
ROLL CALL
ROLL CALL
ROLL CALL
8R0VHILL IS AMONG RICHEST IN HOUSF
N.C. PELEGATION SOLIDLy SUPPORTS NEW TRADE PILL
N.C. REPRESENTATIVE LISTED AMING WEALTHIEST IN HOUSE
RTLL call: WHERE THEY STAND
HOUSE TRADE BILL TANTAMOUNT TO WAR
ROLL CALL
ROLL CALL
AREA LAWMAKERS" VOTES RECORDS"! ON C0NTRA5. JUDGES. TAX AHNE5TV
SFN. EAST FOUND DEAD: POLICE ? AV AILING JUNIOR SENATOR APPARENT SUICIOe
SHOCKED N.C. LEADERS LAUD EAST'S SERVICE AS COURAGEOUS
REAGAN SAYS SEN. EAST •QUIET, EFFECTIVE LEGISLATOR"
N.C. OFFICIALS EXPRESS SORROW TO EAST FAMILY
EAST'S DEATH SHOCKING
BROYHILL LIKELY EAST SUCCESSOR
BROYHILL FXPECTFD TO REPLACE EAST
SEN. JOHN EAST: BRAVE AND LIKEABLE
JOHN EAST SERVEO HIS STATE ANO NATION WELL
AIDE SAYS EAST TOOK DRUGS FOR DEPRESSION
LEADERS ATTEND MEMORIAL SERVKE FOR SEN. EAST TODAY
EAST EULOGIZED AS COURAGEOUS PATRIOT
MARTIN MAY PICK EAST SUCCESSOR TOMORROW
BROYHILL T4PPF0 TO FILL EAST'S POST
BROYHILL CHOSFN TO FINISH TER" OF SFN. EAST
5R0YHILL APPOINTMENT IS GAMBLE FOR GOP
ROLL Call
BROYHILL SWORN IN AS SENATOR
EAST HONORED AT BROYHILL'S SWJARING IN
ROLL CALL
HOUSE REJECTS FHRCEO CONTROLLER REHIRING
APPEALs'^COURT NOMINEE IS WELCOMED "JO THE PIT' ^„.,^„.„
AREA LAWMAKERS GO ON RECORD 0^ KEY ISSUES BEFORE CONGRESS
FOUR CONGRESSMEN SUPPORT ROU'S GATEWAY BID
Sg!^ ^.^tr^^f-cE^s'sS^E^ ^IOSSSax bill despite voter COMPLAINTS
COLUMN'S ANALYSIS OF BROYHILL MISSES MARK. IS ALSO NEGATIVE
VOTE ON TAX REVISION DESERVES FACTUAL BASIS
ROLL CALL
CLEARING THE RECORD
VALENTINE. COBEY BACK TAX BILL
ROLL CALL
LET'S HOPE WHITLEY, HELMS WERE WRONG
REAGAN. N.C. SENATORS WRONG NOT TO BACK
ROLL CALL
HOW OUR LAWMAKERS VOTED , ^,„ ,.,,,„ = „
BROYHILL RELISHES IMAGE AS WASHINGTON INSIDER
CONGRESS TACKLES DEFENSE BUDGET. IMMIGRATION REFORM
ROLL CALL
GOP TO LOSE COMMITTEES GRIP
SENATE SHIFT COULD FREE HELMS TO PURSUE CAUSES
SFN. SANFORD TO HE SWORN IN ON DEC. 10
H^LMS PREPARES CHALLENGE FOR FOREIGN RELATIONS POST
BALL IN JUblLANT DEMOCRATS' CTURT
SANFORD EAGER TO SHARE NEW IDEAS _ ..,„^„,„. ^
N.C. CONGRESSMAN CALLS ARMS SALES DISCLOSURES INCREDIBLE
PRICE IN ULTIMATE POLY SCI GRAO SCHOOL: CONGRESS
DECEMBER INSIGHT ,,,„,
SANFORD TO TAKE OATH ON CAPITOL STEPS
1,000 PEOPLE TO ATTEND SANFORD SWEARING-IN
SEN. SANFORD WILL TAKE OATH OF OFFICE TODAY
TAR HEELS RALLY FOR SANFORD CSREMONY
N.C.'S JUNIOR SENATOR BRINGS ENERGY TO JOB
SANFORD SETS GOALS AS NEW U.S. SENATOR
IT WAS SANFORD PAY AT THE CAPITOL
TEXT OF SENATOR TERRY SANFORD' S SPEECH
BYRO: SANFORU ARRIVAL IS 'GREAT DAY' FUR STATE
THREE NEWCOMERS LEARNING ABOUT LIFE IN CONGRESS
WASHINGTON, D.C. BUS STOP (CARTOON] , , ,.
DEMOCRATS SAY TEXTILES WILL BE CONGRESSIONAL ISSUE AGAIN
TRADE IMBALANCE BIG NEW ISSUE FOR N.C. DELEGATION
RFP. WALTER JONES NOW DEAN OF N.C. DELEGATES
N.C. LICENSING BOARDS
SEE LICENSING BOARDS
N.C, LIEUTENANT GOVERNORS
SEE ALSO N.C. GOVERNORS
CHANGE URCEO IN EDUCATION LEADERSHIP „„,,,. r .c.nci.
MAVRETIC PLAN WOULD G I VF STATE EDUCATION A HIGH-PROFILE LEADER
AMENDMENT ON SUCCESSIVE TERMS OFFICIALLY DIES
EOMISTEN CONSIDERS RUN F0» L T. GOVERNOR
SECOND GRANVILLE LEGISLATOR EYES LT. GOVERNOR BID
GILMORE PLANS BID FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
CRAWFORD 'ABOUT DECIDED' TO RUN FOR LT. GOVERNOR
N.C, NAMES OF TOWNS
SEE ALSO NAMES
SEE ALSO N.C. TOWNSHIPS
YANCEYVILLE BECOMES AN OFFICIAL TOWN - AijAIN
EVEN BROTHERS DISAGREE ON FAMILY, TOWN NAME
N.C. OFFICE BUILDINGS
SEE N.C. STATE BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
N.C. OFFICE PROPERTY
SEE ALSO ruRHAM, N.C, OFFICE PROPERTY
SEE ALSO N.C STATE PROPERTY OFFICE
OFFICE VACANCY RATE 30* IN AREA
OFFICE VACANCIES EXPECTED TO 3 I SE
N
'''"tar''heIl^oil^refinery owner sees profits in gas shortage
N.C. PER CAPITA INCOME
SEE INCOMF. PER CAPITA, N.C.
N.C, PERSONAL INCOME
SEE PERSONAL INCOME,
N.C.
N.C, OUAOR ICENTENNIAL , ,,,..
SEE ALSO AMERICA'S -.OOTH ANNIVERSARY COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO NORTH CAROLINA'S <.00 YEARS: SIGNS ALONG THE WAY
YEAR OF THE INDIAN: <.OOTH ANNIVERSARY SETS STAGE
IN THE SPOTLIGHT
GARDEN CLUBS UNITF TO BEAUTIFY DURHAM
ELIZABETH II SETS SAIL
N F
S I
E L
T
Y
P 0
DATE C PG I
P RYL
S 2
A/l<./P6 A T F
ri M06
H 2
<./20/n6 A n
N
H 2
'./27/B6 A 19
N
H 2
5/04/96 C 17
N
H ?
5/U/"6 A 12
N
H 2
5/1B/96 A 11
N
H 2
5/23/86 C T
H
H 2
5/2'«/fl6 A I
H
S 2
5/23/H6 C 6 P N
H 2
5/25/B6 C 13
N
H 2
5/2n/86 A 4
F
H 7
6/09/06 A 15
^l
H 2
6/15/R6 0 13
N
H 2
6/22/06 A 17
N
H ■>
6/21/86 C 9
N
H 2
6/30/R6 A 1 P N
H 2
6/30/86 A 1
N
H 2
6/30/86 A <-
M
S 2
6/30/86 A I
N
533
S 2
6/30/86 A I
N
S 2
6/30/86 A 1
N
H 2
7/01/86 A I
0 M
H 2
7/01/86 A 4
E
S 2
7/01/86 A <.
F
S 2
7/01/86 e 6
N
S 2
7/01/86 B 6
N
H 2
7/02/86 C 6
n
S 2
7/02/86 A 2
N
S 2
7/03/O6 A I
P N
H 2
7/0<./86 A I
N
S 2
7/04/06 A 4
F
H 2
7/06/86 A 14
N
H 2
7/15/86 A 1
p ^l
S 2
7/15/H6 A 1
n N
H 2
7/20/86 A 13
N
H 2
7/27/86 A B
N
H 2
8/03/86 A 1*
N
H 2
8/10/86 C 16
N
S 2
6/13/86 A 16
N
H 2
8/17/86 C 10
J
H 2
8/23/86 C 1
N
M97
H 2
8/24/86 C 10
N
H 2
9/14/86 C 16
N
H 2
9/15/86 B 1
N
S 2
9/16/86 A 4
L
S 2
9/17/S6 A 4
c
H 2
9/21/86 0 9
N
H 2
9/25/86 A '
N
S 2
9/26/86 A I
N
"06
H 2
9/28/86 A 15
N
S 2
9/30/86 A 4
E
S 2
10/02/86 A 4
L
H 2
10/05/86 C 16
N
H 2
10/12/86 C 16
N
S 2
10/15/86 A 8
P N
H 2
10/19/86 C 14
N
H 2
10/26/86 C 9
N
H 2
1/06/86 A 2
J
S 2
1/17/66 A 6
N
S 2
1/17/86 A 9
'1
S 2
! 1/19/86 C 13
J
5 2
1/20/66 C 9
P N
S 2
1/25/86 t 4
P J
H 2
1/27/86 C 16
N
H 2
2/05/86 A ,'
J
H 2
2/07/86 D 5
T J
A20
H 2
2/09/86 C 1
P N
L40
S 2
2/09/86 C 1
P N
H ?
2/10/86 b 4
N
S 2
2/10/86 A 1
N
H09
S 2
12/10/86 A 4
F
H 2
12/11/86 A I
P tl
L40
H 2
2/11/66 A 1
N
L'.P
H 2
12/11/86 A 16
P F
S 2
12/ 1/66 A 1
P N
H09
H 2
12/ 2/96 A 21
P N
H 2
12/14/86 D 4
T T
R56
H 2
12/16/86 B 3
N
S 2
12/17/66 A 5
J
H 2
12/27/86 C 4
N
H 7
6/19/86 A
17
N
S 2
7/07/66 A
J
H 7
7/15/86 A
1 1
H 7
10/19/86 C
P N
H 1
10/21/86 rt
N
1146
H '
12/17/66 B
N
H 1
I2/30/°6 b
H 1
H 2
7/02/86 t I
7/06/96 C 8
H 2 10/12/86 F 1 N
H 2 11/16/86 F I N
H 2 4/17/86 A 17
S 2 1/09/86 U 1
H 2 5/16/86 D 6
H 2 5/27/66 A 6
S 2 6/U5/86 0 4
MONTHLY/A
INDEX
12/31/86
SUBJECTS
PAOe 671
i/jo/er
PC- L P =>yL
.OFFICIAL SAYS
N.C.i RANKING
SEE ALSO DUP.HAM, N.C.. RANKINGS
SEE ALSO N.C.. IMAGE
N.C. FARMERS FIRST IN TOBACCO, SWEET POTATOES. TURKEYS
RANKINGS OF ISO 'HUNGER COUNTIES'
N.C. RANKS 27TH IN PUPIL EXPENDITURES
N.C. SAT SCORES AMONG LOWEST IN U.S.
TAR HEEL PUBLIC SCHOOL CHILDREN DESERVE BETTER
ACCOUNTABILITY NEEDED IN SAT-^ANKING DEBATE
MOST STATES WOEFULLY WEAK IN CARE OF SERIOUSLY MENTALLY ILL, GROUP SAYS
NORTH CAROLINA SHORTCHANGED
ASHEVILLE <i9TH? THAT'S PAND MCNALLY'S RATING
N.C. RANKED IST ON DUMP-SITE LIST DUE TO STUDY ERRORS.
DUKE POWER NUCLFAR PLANTS RAT=D AMONG BFST IN NATION
<,7 N.C. NURSING HOMES SAID VITLATING STANDARDS
STATE'S RURAL HEALTH CARE PRO'.RAM CITFD
ECONOMIC SHIFT COULO SPELL TROUBLE FOR N.C.
SPEAKERS OPPOSE N.C.'S RANKING FOR RADIOACTIVE DUMP
RALEIGH MAYOR SAYS CITY WILL CONTINUE FAST GROWTH RATE
STATE LAGS BEHIND IN WAGES
N.C. MANUFACTURING CLIMATE UP, SURVEY SAYS
FIRM PREDICTS NORTH CAROLINA'S LOW WAGES WILL CONTINUE
REPORT SAYS N.C. ATTRACTIVENESS REASON FUR MANUFACTURING PISE
NO. 31 N.C. COULD ADVANCE 10 2 tiTH IN TEACHER SALARIES
N.C. <.9TH AMONG STATES IN SPENDING FOR ITS PARKS
SURVEY RATES TRIAD NORTH CARaiNA'S BEST BLACK ECONOMIC ENVIRONMENT
CHILOPEARING BY UNMARRIEQ WOM= N HITS RECURD LEVEL
HOW BIG IS IT? AREA'S POPULATION SBTH IN NATION^
SAN FRANCISCO BECOMES ".TH LARGEST U.S. CITY
WOMEN OWN NEARLY ONE-FOURTH OF U.S. BUSINESSES, CENSUS SAYS
LOW-LIFE FRESNO PRETTY FRIENDLY
CITIES FAVORABLE TO WORKERS
CENSUS FIGURES SHOW SUN BELT GAINING POPULATION MOST RAPIDLY
SOUTHEAST IS THF L E A ST-F AVUR ABLE REGION FOR WORKERS. STUDY SAYS
study: south poor PLACE FOR wnRKERS
THREE COUNTIES ADDED TO LIST F qr WASTE SITE
N.C. INFANT DEATH RATE SETS RfCORO LOW
STATE STUDIES WAYS TO GET MISDEMEANANTS OUT OF PRISON
SAT SCOPES SHOW NO GAIN THIS YEAR
MANY SOUTHERN 11 TH GRADERS NOT READY FOR COLLEGE READING
WILMINGTON 4TH IN U.S. IN FAST-FOOD CONSUMPTION
N.C. <>3PD IN WORK CLIMATE STUDY
N.C. BOASTS LONGEST STRAIGHT RAIL STRETCH
MORE WORK NEEDED ON READING, WRITING
MEDICAL MALPRACTICE INSURANCE LOWER IN N.C. THAN MOST STATES
N.C. HAS MOST ACTIVE RACIST GROUPS
LIFE SPANS ARE INCREASING IN CAROLINAS
N.C. DROWNING RATE ABOVE NATIONAL AVERAGE
STATES THAT STILL REGULATE SEX
WOMEN'S GROUP EYES STATE CAfllNETS
PUBLIC NEEDS TO KNOW ABOUT BAD INTERSECTIONS
PRIVATE STUDY PREDICTS FEWER VOTERS AT POLLS
HIGHER EDUCATION FUNDS RANK N.C. RTH IN NATION
GOVERNOR GETS HIGH MARKS FOR HIRING WOMEN
N.C. SENATE RACE COSTLY
HOSPITAL ROOM COSTS IN N.C. SE CONO-LOWfc ST IN NATION, STUDY FINOS
DUKE PROF: MORE, BIGGER NURSING HOMES NOT ANSWER TO STATE'S SHORTAGE
ALASKA LEADS NATION IN SPENDING FOR EDUCATION
INCORPORATIONS IN N.C. TOP NATIONAL RATE
STUDY: SOUTH UNFAVORABLE FOR WORKERS' PAY
N.C. NEEDS RENEWED COMMITMENT TO SCHOOLS
SLOW PRISONER GROWTH GOOD NEWS FOR STATE
DOCTORS FAVTR N.C.
N.C. 2N0 IN SUBSTANDARD HOUSING
TEXTILE WORKERS SHOW INCREASE
DIFFERENCES FOUND IN N.C. TEACHER PAY RANKINGS
N.C. SHOWS BIGGEST DECLINE IN PERCENT OF MALE SMOKERS
TAR HEELS TO SAY GOODBYE TO B= LOW-AVERAGE ELECTRIC BILLS
POPULATIONS STABLE IN '66
N.C. THRIVES AS INTERSTATE BANKING CONCENTRATES POWER
N,
C, PEDISTRICTING
SEE N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY,
REAPPORTIONMENT
I
N.C. REVENUES
SEE ALSO INCOME TAXES, N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C, BOND RATING
SFE ALSO N.C, PUDGET
SEE ALSO N.C, EXPORTS
SEE ALSO N.C OEPT. of REVENUE
SEE ALSO REVENUE-SHARING FUNDS, N.C.
SEE ALSO TAXES, N.C.
STATE TAX DECLINE SPARKING CONCERN
TREND OF STATE REVENUE COLLECTIONS DISPUTED
TAX PLAN COULD COST tlo MILLION
LOWER INTEREST RATES CALLED A PLUS FOP N.C.
N.C TREASURER: FALLING INTEREST RATES TO BENEFIT STATE, FEDERAL GOV.
' LEGAL OPINION SOUGHT ON SPENDING thl MILLION
STATE COLLECTIONS UP
LOCAL GOVERNMENTS LOOKING BEYOND PROPERTY TAX FOR RFVFNUE
ECONOMIC REALITIES WILL BE SHAPING POLICY FOR MARTIN
VALUE OF STATE'S MANUFACTURING EXPORTS DECLINES
MARTIN LISTS BUDGET PLANS
CITY, COUNTY TAX COLLECTIONS LISTED
GGVERNOP DISMISSES CRITICISM DF BUDGET AS 'FUN AND GAMES'
N.C. GENERAL FUND COLLECTIONS ARE UP
N.C PANEL OKS l/2e SALES TAX HIKE
GAS TAX COMPROMISE ON WAY TO SENATE VOTE
STATE TO GET tI7.3 MILLION FR3M OIL OVERCHARGES
STATE EXPECTS LITTLE IMPACT FROM TAX OVERHAUL
N.C. GENERAL FUND COLLECTIONS UP
STATE WILL GET TAX BILL WINDFALL
N.C. TAX COLLECTIONS RISE SLUWLY
N.C, 5HFLL
SEE ALSO N.C, EMBLEMS
SEE ALSO SCOTCH BONNET
SEE ALSO SHELLS
HOW THE SCOTCH BONNET WON OFFICIAL STATUS
N.C, STATE AIRPLANES
SEE ALSO AIRPLANES
SEE ALSO N.C, STATE HELICOPTERS
LAWSUIT AGAINST JIM HUNT SHOULD HAVE BEEN DISMISSED, COURT RULES
NFW AIRPLANES BEING SOUGHT FOR HEALTH EDUCATION CENTER
N.C, STATE BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
SEE ALSO BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
SEE ALSO N.C, STATE GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS
SEE ALSO N.C CAPITAL BUILDING AUTHORITY
SEE ALSO N.C. CAPITAL PLANNING COMMISSION
MASTER PLAN TENTATIVELY APPROVED FOR STATE GOVERNMENT COMPLEX
LEGISLATORS ENDORSE BUILDING COMMISSION
PANEL SOUGHT TO OVERSEE STATE BUILDING
STATE BUILDINGS PLANNED, BUT BEAUTY QUESTIONED
H
2
l/0I/n6
A
12
N
H
7
1/1A/P6
A
9
N
H
2
2/l'./86
A
in
N
S
2
2/20/°6
A
1
N
H
2
3/32/86
D
A
E
5
2
3/06/66
A
A
F
H
2
3/I''/R6
C
5
N
H
2
5/07/86
A
A
L
H
2
5/1I/B6
0
11
N
S
2
5/21/86
A
5
N
H
2
5/23/16
A
1
N
s
2
5/23/86
A
6
N
H
1
5/24/86
C
1
N
H
2
5/27/86
A
lA
N
H
2
5/28/86
c
I
N
H
2
6/07/86
e
10
N
s
2
6/12/86
A
5
M
H
2
6/13/86
c
A
N
H
2
6/l'./B6
A
11
N
s
2
6/16/86
A
5
N
H
2
6/29/86
C
3
N
H
2
7/13/86
c
5
N
H
2
7/23/B6
D
A
N
H
2
7/29/86
B
8 C
N
H
2
7/30/86
C
1
N
s
2
7/30/86
A
2
N
H
2
8/07/86
A
21 C
N
H
2
8/17/86
C
5
N
H
2
8/2<./86
c
16 C
N
S
2
8/29/86
A
2
N
H
2
8/30/86
D
A
N
S
2
8/30/86
C
1
N
H
2
9/10/86
B
>
N
S
2
9/15/86
B
6
N
s
2
9/15/86
C
8
J
H
2
9/22/86
A
9
N
s
2
9/23/66
A
9
N
s
2
9/25/86
C
Q
N
H
2
9/30/86
B
6
N
H
2
9/30/86
B
6 P
N
s
2
10/02/86
A
A
F
H
2
10/06/66
B
1
N
s
2
10/06/86
A
3
N
H
2
lD/ln/86
B
6
^I
H
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10/10/86
b
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H
2
10/l'./a6
a
1 M
N
s
2
l0/2'./a6
c
2
N
s
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10/27/86
A
A
E
H
2
10/31/86
A
3
N
H
3
11/01/86
C
3
N
H
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1 /03/86
c
1
N
s
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1 /a<./86
b
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H
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1 /05/86
C
9 r
N
s
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1 /a5/R6
c
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H
2
I /09/B6
D
13 C
N
H
2
11/11/86
C
lA
N
s
2
1/14/86
A
11
N
s
2
11/15/86
A
A
E
s
2
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A
A
E
H
2
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B
I
N
s
2
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A
10
N
s
2
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c
7
N
H
2
2/08/86
A
11
N
H
2
2/11/86
A
21
N
5
2
2/29/86
c
3 P
N
S
2
12/31/86
A
2 C
N
s
2
12/31/86
A
3
N
1/29/86 C
1/30/86 A
3/10/86 C
3/19/86 C
3/21/86 A
3/21/86 B
3/28/86 A
3/31/06 A
4/08/86 A
5/13/86 A
5/15/86 A
5/16/86 C
5/23/86 A
5/29/86 A
6/19/86 A
6/26/86 A
7/09/86 b
9/29/86 B
10/21/86 A
lJ/27/86 A
11/07/86 A
H 2 1/17/86 B ION
2 7/16/86 B A N
3 12/03/86 e 1 N L90
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H 2 5/14/86 C
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INDEX
U/31/96
SUBJECTS
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SEE ALSO N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C.
N.C. STATE CONTRACTS
SEE ALSO "OILOl'.'G CONSTRUCTION, CONTRACTS
SEE ALSO CONTRACTS
OPERATOR LOSES STATE CONTRACT ON LICENSE TAGS
N.C. STATE EHPLOtEES
SEE ALSO AMERICAN FEDERATION OF STATE. COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO GOVERNMENT EFFICIENCY
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE FMPLOYEES. SALARIES
SEE ALSO N.C GENERAL ASSfMBLY, E'<PLOYEES
'- ' STATE EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATION
STATE EMPLOYEES CREDIT UNION
STATE PERSONNEL ACT
STATE PERSONNEL COMMISSION
STATE PERSONNEL PRIVACY ACT
SEE ALSO PRISON?, N.C, EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO STATE EMPLOYEES OF N.C. INC
LEGISLATURE OCCUPYING BUREAUCRAT
LONG PERSUADED TO DELAY NEGOTIATIONS ON HMOS
STATE EMPLOYEE ADVOCACY SYSTEM PROPOSED
MARTIN SUPPORTS PLAN TO PRQTEIT CAREE" STATE EMPLOYEES
GOVER'.'OR RIGHT TQ SEEK EMPLOYEES" PROTECTION
3<i MARTIN MORKERS ON STATE PAYROLL
DISCREPANCIES FOUND IN STATE JURKERS" FILES
SUPREME COURT TO hear EXTENSITN SERVICE CASE
1,060 STATE JOBS TO BE ELIMINATED
FORMER HOSPITAL DIRECTOR SAYS FIRING WAS POLITICAL
EX-ATTORNEY GENERAL AIDE GETS HEARING ON DISMISSAL FROM JOB
KIDS ID CARDS PROGRAM FAILS AT STATE DMV
SUPREME COURT RULES N.C. farm AGENCY may DISCRIMINATE ILLEGALLY
SUPOE''E COURT RULES EXTENSION SERVICE ...< lOL ATI NG 1964 CIVIL RIGHTS ACT
FEDERAL JUDGE CLEARS HAY FOP M.C PESTICIDE TRIAL
MARTIN PARTIALLY LIFTS MIRING FREEZE
STATE EMPLOYEES' PANEL PROPOSES SMOKING LIMITS
STATE E-PLJYEES FACE SMOKING ISSUE
MARTIN SAYS STATE E"PLOYEES BENEFIT FRO" STRONG ECONOMY
STATE EMPLOYEES HEAR LT. GOV. CRITICIZE MARTIN
STATE WORKERS STAMP OUT ANTI-'MOKING PLAN
AIR UUALITY STAFF WILL "E RED>JCED
Z CHAPEL HILL EMPLOYEES TO R E: £ I VE STATE AWARDS
SUGGESTION WINS E-PLOYEE t5,0?0
INSURANCE CHANGES TO GIVE STATE WORKERS FATTER CHECKS
CHANGES IN STATF EMPLOYEE CHA'ITY PLAN CRITICIZED
SOME TO GET WEEK OFF AT CHRISTMAS
N.C, STATE EMPLOYEES, EXPENSE ACCOUNTS
SEE N.C, STATE EMPLOYEES. TRAVEL EXPENSES
N.C, STATE FMPLOYEES, FRINGE SENEFITS
SEE ALSO FRINGE BENEFITS
SEE ALSO N.C, STATE EMPLOYEES, INSURANCE
SEE ALSO N.C, STATE EMPLOYEES. RETIREMENT PLANS
SEE ALSO N.C, STATE EMPLOYEES, SALARIES
BENEFITS URGED FUR PART-TIME N.C. EDUCATORS
N.C, STATE EMPLOYEES, HIRING FREEZE
SEE ALSO N.C, 'iUOGET
SEE ALSO N.C, STATE EMPLOYEES, LAYOFFS
GOVERNOR ORDERS HIRING SLOWDOWN
N.C, STATE EMPLOYEES, INSURANCE
SEE ALSO N.C, STATE EMPLOYEES, FRINGE BENEFITS
LONG PERSUADED TO DELAY NEGOTIATIONS ON HMDS
LONG DELAYS NEGOTIATIONS ON H3MS
STATE WORKERS CAN GET H-OS
BLUE CROSS PLAN MADE AVAILABLE TO STATE WORKERS
STATE EMPLOYEES. IT'S A MATTE' OF TIMING. IAD)
HEALTH INSURERS VYING TO SIGN STATE WORKERS
STATE WORKERS TO PICK HEALTH "LAN BY MAY 23
STATE EMPLOYEES' INSURANCE POLICY CHANGES ADVANCE
HEALTH INSURANCE PLAN UNCERTAIN
FUTURE OF STATE HEALTH INSURANCE PLAN UNSURE
INSURANCE CHANGES TO GIVE STATE WORKERS FATTER CHECKS
REPORTS SAY BLUE CROSS-BLUE SHIELD GETTING STATS CONTRACT FOR INSURANCE
STATE EMPLOYEES HEALTH PLAN BACK IN BLUE CROSS" MANOS
WAY SEEN TO SAVE ON INMATES' MEDICAL FEES
DISPLEASURE, NOT BIDDING, COST EDS STATE'S HEALTH PLAN
N.C, STATE EMPLOYEES, LAYOFFS
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, N.C, LAYOFFS
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE EMPLOYEES, HIRING FREEZE
EXTENSION SERVICE MAY LOSE 103 AGENTS
N.C, STATF EMPLOYEES, MERIT PAY
SEE ALSO N.C, STATE EMPLOYEES, SALARIES
SEE ALSO TEACHERS, N.C, MERIT plan
STATE'S MERIT PAY SYSTEM MAY » E IN POLITICAL TROUBLE
N.C. STATE EMPLOYEES, OFFICE SPAC =
SEE N.C, STATE BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
SEE N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY. LEGISLATIVE
H 2 IZ/SO/Re B \
iUILDING
N.C, STATE EMPLOYEES, PENSION FUND
SEE ALSO PENSION PLANS
HUNT URGES CHANGE IN PENSION INVESTMENT
PENSION FUNDS BETTER INVESTED IN BLUE CHIPS
TAX BREAK SOUGHT FOR ALL PENSIONERS
LEGISLATOR SAYS BOARD TORPEDOED INVESTING OF STATE PENSION FUNDS.
PENSION FUND TRUSTEES MADE RIGHT nfCISION
STATE EMPLOYEES SCARED OF VENTURE CAPITAL INVESTING
N.C, STATE EMPLOYEES, POLITICAL ACTIVITIES
STATE EMPLOYEES FORMING POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE
N.C. STATE FMPLOYEES, RETIREMENT PLANS
SEE ALSO LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER'S BENEFIT AND RETIREMENT FUND
SEE ALSO N.C, STATE EMPLOYEES, FRINoE BENEFITS
SEE ALSO POLICE. N.C. RETIREMENT PLANS
STATE EYES SOURCES FOR VENTURE CAPITAL
N.C, STATE EMPLOYEES, SALARIES
SFE ALSO DIRECT DEPOSIT PAY SYSTEM
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE EMPLOYEES, FRINGE BENEFITS
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE EMPLOYEES, MERIT PAY
SEE ALSO TEACHERS. N.C, SALARIfs
STATE EMPLOYEES &PUUP TO SEEK tz,000 RAISE
COUNTY FOARD REVIEWS STATE-MANDATED POLICIES
MARTIN WILL RECOMMEND 3.ZX PAY RAISE
MARTIN TO PROPOSE 3.Z» PAY INCREASE FOR STATE WORKERS
GOVERNOR'S PROPOSED PAY RAISE IS TOO LOW
PAY HIKE PROPOSAL CRITICIZED
CIVIL SERVANTS IGNORED
MARTIN LISTS BUDGET PLANS
TOP ADMINISTRATORS SHOULD SACRIFICE TOO
COUNCIL OF STATE BACKS 20 PERCENT RAISES
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3/D8/86
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4/27/R6
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S/n/B6
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5/21/06
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6/23/06
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7/01/86
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7/02/B6
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7/21/06
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6/0''/86
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9/11/H6
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9/12/86
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H
7
9/13/86
f
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H
7
9/14/86
A
N
H
7
9/17/86
K
N
S
7
9/30/86
H
N
H
7
10/26/86
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7
11/11/06
(
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H
7
11/21/86
A
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N
H
7
12/16/86
c
N
S 2 10/17/86 A
H 2 1/09/86 b
7
2/20/80
r
8
7
2/21/86
A
7
3/28/86
A
7
5/ 0/66
1,
7
5/ 3/86
A
7
5/ 4/86
1
5/15/86
(
7/15/86
A
1 1
7
10/06/86
H
7
10/07/86
B
7
11/11/86
(
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U/19/86
H
7
11/20/86
A
7
11/21/86
A
77
2
11/24/86
t
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S 7 5/29/86 A 11
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4/19/86 A
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4/23/86 A
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4/24/86 C
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9/15/86 A
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9/17/86 A
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H 2 1/15/86 e 1 P N 046
1/28/86
4/27/86
5/01/86
5/02/86
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5/06/86
5/09/86
5/12/86
5/15/86
5/16/86
5/18/96
MONTHLY
/ANNUAL
1/01/86 -
INDEX
12/31/35
SUBJECTS
PAGE 673
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LEGISLATIVE SECRET OF HAPP INES S— SPEND I NO
!;iS!5'-JT955 TO seek higher pav increases fur state employees
MERIT FACTOR EXCLUUED IN GOVERNOK'S PAY PLAS cnrmTCC:)
PANEL OKS 3") BILLS FOR SHORT SESSION
SOME HOPE 'SHORT' SESSION WON'T BE 4 FULL-COURSE LEGISLATIVE MEAL
S5S"HS; = LiJJs'^?SK?^?^^'EoLE'?l?hSr^ '''"""'" °N^'™«TlirsS.Eftk issue
ROAD FUNDS. TFACHER PAY NEED TOP PRIORITY
MOST POWERFUL DOESN'T MEAN BEST PAID
TEACHERS MAY GET BIGGER RAISE THAN OTHER STATF WORKERS
STATE EMPLOYEES WORRY ABOUT PAY wy^KEKi
EtX^^.^'JE^BACKEO FOR GOVERNOR, CABINET, COUNCIL
MARTIN LOSES TRANSFER BATTLE OVER T EACHFR-P AY I SSUE
OUTRAGEOUS PAY HIKE
,*ji5J;?."'t'-'S*' SPENDING BILL HITS MAJOR ROADBLOCK
WATKINS REOUEST HOLDS UP BUDGET
LEGISLATURE ENACTS BUDGET SUPPLEMENT
SENATE ENACTS STATE BUDGET SUPPLEMENT
ELIMINATING JOB WOULD HAVE SAVED EVEN MORE
^JJ^E,'?°t)PERS' PAY RAISES CRITICIZED
UNC OFFICIALS GET UNUSUAL RAISES
FORMER LEGISLATOR HAY GET PAY RAI^E
JJ""*^; SJ';6 EMPLOYEES SHOULD RECEIVE PAY RAISF
ZX SEEN AS TOP RAISE FOR N.C. EMPLOYEES
N.C., STATE EMPLOYEES, STATE AUTOS
SEE N.C, STATE EMPLOYEES, TRAVEL EXPENSES
N.C STATE EMPLOYEES, TRAVEL EXPENSES
SEE ALSO EXPENSE ACCOUNTS
STATE MAY PAY 'HILLS' FDR FREE ROOMS
STATE TRAVEL POLICIES TO BE RE-EXAMINEO
TRAVEL EXPENSE ABUSE UNWORTHY OF EDUCATORS
STATE AUDITOR TO BROADEN MOTEL BILLS PROBF
N.C, STATE GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS
SEE ALSO N.C, STATE BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
fcJIf.".?!;;?!^ If!'I*^''"='-'' APPROVED FOR STATE GOVERNMENT COMPLEX
LEGISLATORS ENDORSE BUILDING COMMISSION
STATE BUILDINGS PLANNED, BUT BEAUTY QUESTIONED
N.C, STATE HELICOPTERS
SEE ALSO HELICOPTERS
SEE ALSO N.C, STATE AIRPLANES
STATE ASSIGNS HELICOPTER FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT
N.C, STATE OFFICE BUILDING
SEE N.C, STATE BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
N.C, Tax rate
SEE ALSO TAXES, N.C.
OVERHAUL MIGHT DRIVE UP STATE TAXES
INSURANCE COMPANIES CRITICIZE BILL
N.C, TOWNSHIPS
SEE ALSO CITIES. N.C
SEE ALSO COUNTIES, N.C.
SEE ALSO INCORPORATION (MUNICIPALI
SEE ALSO N.C, NAMES OF TOWNS
SEE ALSO SMALL TOWNS
N.C MAN DOCUMENTS SMALL CAROLINA TOWNS
N.C. ACT STATE UNIV.
ACT STATE TO HOLD MEMORIAL SERVICE
AC T PLANS TO NAME BUILDING FOR HCNAIR
JACKSON TERMS BUDGET-CUTTING LEGISLATION UNFAIR
MCNAIRS BATTLE LOSS OF ASTRONAUT RON "NI-AIK
N.C ACT STATE UNIV., ADMISSIONS
,WES'£«PIELO IS NCCU LAW SCHOOL DEAN
UNC BOARD SETS LIMIT ON QUT-0': - STA TE STUDENTS
N.C. ACT STATE UNIV.
ATE MCNAIR
HELPING OTHERS REALIZE THEIR DREAMS WAS MISSrnN nF AFT roftnii
MATH SCHOOL ASSOCIATES PRAISE aItRONAiJt "oR H?S DEOIcItION
N.C. ACT STATE UNIV., ENROLLMENT
jJESTERFIELD IS NCCU LAW SCHOOL DEAN
NEW POLICY ON ENROLLMENT TO HAVE EFFECT AT ACT STATE
N.C. ACT STATE UNIV., GRANTS
ACT RECEIVES GRANT FUR MCNAIR ENDOWED CHAIR
"''-t.zr'-l ST'I^."'^'^-' SPORTS, BASKETBALL
SEE N.C. ACT STATE UNIV. SPORTS, BASKETBALL
N.C ACT STATE UNIV., STUDENTS
ASSAULT IS CHARGED IN HAZING INCIDENT
2 DURHAM STUDENTS WIN RJR NABISCO SCHOLARSHIPS
N.C ACT STATE UNIV. SPOlIS
ACT IMPROVES TO 6-0
UNC SYSTEM'S POLICIES FOR ADMITTING ATHLETES EXAMINED IN REPORTS
N.C. ACT STATE UNIV. SPORTS. BASKETBALL
•SicK"^"TR5!J^Ef ^^Jf'^^T-" °'" '^"^'^
KANSAS 71, N.C ACT 46
FANFARE: A C TOPS
2Sof';'?i"J''.5;" CHAMPS NOT L00< IMG PAST ACT
HOOSIERS ESCAPE, FACE ECU TONIGHT
HORFORD'S OEBUT OFFSET BY DARTMOUTH
N.C. ACT STATE UNIV. SPORTS, FOOTBALL
HOOKER'S PASS LIFTS ACT
ACT IMPROVES TO 6-0
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FANFARE: HOOKER LEADS MEAC
FANFARE: ACT COACH HONORED
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N.C. ACADEMY OF FAMILY PHYSICIANS
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H 2 9/19/85 C
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H 2 5/1A/85 C
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1/29/86
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SFE 4L30 F»H[LT MEOICINE
N.C. PJCrORS SSK HEARING IN INSURANCE FIGHI
LIFESTYLE DETERMINES USE OF PAP TEST
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIBING EXERCISES
3UITTING SMOKING IS DIFFICULT, BUT CAN BE DONE
CHANGES IN >1QLES SHOULD BE CHSCKEO
FAMILY DOCTORS DROP OBSTETRICS DUE TJ RATES
STINGRAY NON-AGGRESSIVE BUT DANGEROUS SEA ANIMAL
FAMILY DOCTORS CONSIDER SUIT "HfER PREMIUMS
OOCTOaS' GROUP SEEKS INSURANCE CHANGE
N.C. ACADEMY OF TRIAL LAWYERS
SEE ALSO LAWYERS. N.C.
INSURANCt INDUSTRY AT FAULT IN RISING COSTS — LAWY
INVESTHFNT CHANGES SPUR INSURANCE CRISIS
DURHAM LAWYER HEADS ACADEMY
MAXWELL NEW PRESIDENT OF TRIAL LAWYERS GROUP
TRIAL LAWYERS GROUP ENDORSES E xum
N.C. AD VALOREM TAX DIVISION
SEE ALSO TAXES. N.C.
MAVRETir ISN'T GIVING UP ON ENDING PROPERTY TAX
N.C. ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE OF THE :OURTS
SEE ALSO COURTS. N.C.
CHILD SUPPORT LAW CALLED INCREDIBLE SUCCESS
REPORT PROPOSFS CRIMINAL JUSTICE REORGANIZATION
N.C.
AOULT EDUCATION ASSOCIATION
DUKE EMPLOYEE WINS AWARD
N.C.
AGRICULTURAL STABILIZATION ml CONSERVATION SERVICE
3.700 N.C. FARMERS SEEK FEED HELP
N.C. AGRICULTURE QEP».
SEE N.C. DEPT. OF AGRICULTURE
N.C. AIR QUALITY COUNCIL
SEE ALSO AIR QUALITY
AIR (JUALITY STAFF WILL "iE REOJCED
N.C. ALCOHOL LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY
SEE ALCOHOL LAW ENFORCEMENT
N.C. ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTPOL BO»RO
SEE ALSO ABC STORFS
SEE ALSO ALCOHOL LAW ENFORCEMENT
SEE ALSf^ DURHAM COUNTY ABC
ARE BOOZE POSTERS INCREASING ABUSE?
BAR OWNERS" "HAPPY DAYS" PROMT TE INSURANCE SADNESS
GREENSBORO ABC STORES PLANNING DISCOUNT SALES
TINY BOTTLES OF BOOZE PACK BIS SALES APPEAL
N.C. ALCOHOLIS" RESEARCH AUTHORITY
SEE ALSO ALCOHOLIC REHABILITATION PROGRAM. BUNCOMBE COUNTY
SEE ALSO ALCOHOLISM
UNC POOFS GET GRANTS FOR ALCOHOL RESEARCH
N.C. ALLIANCE FOR THE MENTALLY ILL
SFE ALSO MENTAL ILLNESS
•REVOLVING DOOR" MENIAL CARE: aUEST FOR ANSWERS
CRITICS SAY DISASTER WAITS AT STATE MENTAL HOSPITALS
OUESTIONS ARISE OVER SAFETY AT MENTAL HOSPITALS
MORE SERVICES NEEDED FOR MENTALLY ILL
N.C. AMATEUR GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP
SEE ALSO GOLF
FANFARE: N.C. AMATEUR OPENS
SIMSON BUILDS LEAD IN NC AMATEUR
STATE'S LANKFORD WINS N.C. AMATEUR IN PLAYOFF
N.C. AMATEUR SPORTS
SEE ALSO STATE GAMES OF NORTH CAROLINA
PROGRAM WILL FNLIST ATHLETES TO FIGHT CRIME. DRUG APUSE
N.C. ATHLETES CAN HELP FIGHT CRIME AND DRUGS
OLYMPIC FESTIVAL MAY NET t9 MILLION FOR N.C.
SPORTS FESTIVAL TO BE EXPENSIVE. LUCRATIVE
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N.C. ADVISORY BUDGET COMMISSION
SEE ALSO N.C. BUDGET
N.C. ADVISORY BUDGET PANEL FACES LOSS OF POWER
ABC RULING GRANTS MORE POWER TO TOP STATE OFFICIALS
RAMSEY SAYS BILL WOULD KILL BUDGET COMMISSION
COURT WON'T RULF ON STATE BUDGET "ANEL
STATE SUPREME COURT DECIDES TO STAY OUT OF ARGUMENT OVER BUDGET PANEL
SENATOR IS REQUESTING STUDY 0= STATE ELECTION PROCEDURES
BUDGET PANEL TOUR BEGINS IN BJTNER
RENOVATIONS GREATEST tiEED. BUDGET PANEL TOLD DURING 8UTNER TOUR
FUTURE ROLE OF N.C. BUDGET GROUP UNCLEAR
N.C. AGENCY FOR PUBLIC TELECOMMUNICATIONS
SEE AGENCY FOR PUBLIC TELECOMMUNICATIONS
N.C. AGRICULTURAL AND TECHNICAL STATE UNIV.
SEE N.C. AtT STATE UNIV.
N.C. AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION SERVICE
SEE ALSO AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION SECRETARIES
SEE ALSO AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION OFFICE
SEE ALSO A-H CLUBS
SEE ALSO GARDENING. N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C. FARM BUREAU
FARMERS GET TELEPHONE COUNSELING
10.000 N.C. FARMERS MAY CALL IT JUITS THIS SEASON
EXTENSION SAYS CUTS HALTING TASK FORCE ON MIGRANT LABOR
UNC BOAPD SETS LIMIT ON OUT-0=.-ST ATE STUDENTS
REP. CgPEY SAYS HE WILL SEEK SUPPORT FOR EXTENSION SERVICE
EXTENSION SERVICE MAY LOSE 100 AGENTS
SUPREME COURT TO HEAR EXTENSION SERVICE CASE
SUPREME COURT RULES N.C. farm AGENCY may DISCRIMINATE ILLEGALLY
SUPREME COURT RULES EXTENSION SERVICE ... VIOLA TING 196A CIVIL RIGHTS ACT
•DOWNRIGHT UGLY" BARNS UNDER ATTACK
RUSTIC SHACKS PART OF SOUTH' S HERITAGE
MANY PEOPLE ARE CANDIDATES FO^ BURNOUT
LEADERS NEED TO DELEGATE SOME DUTIES
4-H TEENS TRAINING TO BE VOLUNTEERS
OURHA" WOMAN IS ADVISER TO NC <.-H
GRANVILLE STUDYING POLICIES TO PROTECT CREEOHOOR'S LAKE
CHESNEY TO BE NEW DURHAM EXTEMSION CHIEF
N.C. AGRICULTURAL FINANCE AUTHORITY
SEE ALSO FARM CREDITS
SEE ALSO N.C. DEPT. OF AGRICULFJRE
FARM BOND AUTHORITY BILL OK'D
LEGISLATURE PUTS STATE IN Farm-loan BUSINESS
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1/01/U6
INDEX
12/31/86
SUBJECTS
PAHF 67 5
I/O''/''?
OLVMPIC PLANS TAKE SHAPE
TORCH RUN SIGNALS GAMES' OPENING
COMPETITION JUST 1 ASPECT OF STATF GAMES
HEAT HASN'T MELTED SPIRITS AT THE FESTIVAL
FESTIVAL OFFICIALS PLAN TO EXPAND D'AW
SPONSORS' LIST GROWS FOR OLYMPIC FESTIVAL
OLYMPIC FESTIVAL OFFICIALS PREDICT SUCCESS
U.S. OLYMPIC FESTIVAL'S MASCOTS 3EARS UNVEILEO
P.M. DIGEST
FANFARE: N.C. BIDS AGAIN
OLYMPIC FESTIVAL TO SHINE LIGHT ON DURHAM
PREPARING FOR A GRAND FESTIVAL
FESTIVAL SITES BEING CHECKED
OLYMPIC FESTIVAL OFFICIALS TOUR SITES
'B7 FESTIVAL GETS SIOO.OOCI FRTM MOBIL OIL
R^Kf 19 "9ST TRACK EVENTS FOR U.S. OLYMPIC FESTIVAL
WADE STADIUM MAY HE FESTIVAL CLOSING SITE
DURHAM EVENTS TO OPEN. END OLYMPIC FEST
N.C. ART SOCIETY
SEE ALSO ARTS. N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C. ARTS COUNCIL
ROOF REPAIRS WAY DRAW MORE MUSEUM VISITORS
f)'^* fSI ^S'^JS^^ ^'I ^^"* O^E' MEMBERSHIP DUTIES TO MUSEUM
N.C. ART lOARD ADOPTS PLAN; TREASURER QUITS
il'.j^.^2'^if'„5'^f S MUSEUM CONT'>OL OF MEMBERSHIP
MUSEUM OF ART BOARD TO TACKLE BASIC TASKS
CLUB WILL MAKE RESERVOIR BRIGHT WITH CANDLELIGHT
N.C. ARTS COUNCIL
SEE ALSO ARTS. N.C.
SEE ALSO ARTS AOVaCATES
N.C. AUTHOR LOOKS AT 'STATE OF THE ARTS'
TRIANGLE GROUPS GET STATE GRAVT5
ARTS IN DURHAM GET «6T,3i7
DURHAM ATTORNEY ON ARTS COUNCIL
DURHAM ATTORNEY ON ARTS COUNCIL
DURHAM RECEIVES N.C. ARTS COU»ICIL GRANTS
!S}J'i'^tlI§?^9''55 '■"' FESTIVAL'S RESOURCES
ARTS' EFFECTS ON N.C. ECONOMY CITED
N.C. ART MUSEUM WANTS TOUR GUIDES
ARTS ADD TO HEALTHY ECONOMY IN N.C.
TRIANGLE WRITERS GET GRANTS
AREA ARTS GROUPS GET GRASSROOTS FUNDING
TAR HEELS' TREASURED QUILTS
KWANZAA BRINGS HERITAGE HOME
ARTS COUNCIL PROGRAM AIMED AT HELPING THEATERS IN N.C.
N.C. ARTS FESTIVALS
SEE ALSO ARTS. N.C.
SEE ALSO FESTIVALSi N.C.
N.C. ARTS FESTIVAL PLANNED FOR U.S. OLYMPIC FESTIVAL
N.C. ASA JUNIOR OLYMPICS
SEE ALSO NATIONAL JUNIOR OLYMPICS
SEE ALSO SOFTBALL
STRETCH AND STRAIN...
SOFTBALL ACTION IS HOT FOR TH=SF GIRLS
N.C. ASSOCIATED PRESS NEWS COUNCIL
SEE ALSO ASSOCIATED PRESS
SEE ALSO N.C. PRESS ASSOCIATION
SUN EDITOR HEADS AP NEWS COUNCIL
VAUGH4N GETS PRESS AWARD
N.C. ASSOCIATION FOR HOME CARE
SEE ALSO HOME HEALTH CARE
FIVE NAMED TO IN-HOME AID PANEL
N.C. ASSOCIATION FOR RETARDED CITIZENS
III A'ts'g 2E"5V;i:L5"^E'flRSlD"'^""°'' ""' ''E"''°fO CITUFNS
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LOCAL RESIDENTS RECEIVE AWARDS
N.C. ASSOCIATION OF AFTERNOON NEWSPAPERS
^^iw5t^9,Ii'"^''*''E''S. N.C. (SEE ALSO NAMES OF PARTICULAR NEWSPAPERS)
EXPECTED MAIL YDU NEVER GOT? O'CONNOR MIGHT HAVE IT "twii-aptRS l
N.C. ASSOCIATION OF BLACK LAWYERS
SEE ALSO BLACKS. LAWYERS
SEE ALSO LAWYERS. N.C.
BLACK LAWYERS BACK GOALS
BLACK LAWYERS WANT JUDICIAL ELECTIONS HELD
N.C. ASSOCIATION OF BROADCASTERS
TEEN-AGERS LEARN BROADCASTING
ROXBORO BROADCASTER ELECTED TT POST
N.C. ASSOCIATION OF CHIEFS OF POLICE
SEE ALSO POLICE. N.C.
POLICE CHIEFS ASKED TO BACK BILL
N.C. ASSOCI
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO
AREA C
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COUNTY
LANDFI
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N.C. ASSOCIATION OF DEFENSE ATTORNEYS
SEE ALSO LAWYERS, N.C.
HOOF IS NAMED TO BOARD
N.C. ASSOCIATION OF EDUCATORS
III :tlS ?^SCA?IS^^'°"'"°'' °' "UCATORS
III ;tl3 'pS'l/.J^PA'tsJ^Jl?^ COMMITTEE FOR EDUCATION
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EDUCATORS SUPPORT ORANGE CANDIDATE
EDUCATORS SUPPORTING VERLA INSKO
ATION OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. V.C.
DURHAM COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
OUNTIES EYE LANDFILL INSURANCE PROGRAM
t^Vi^G^'riii r.iii ?uiEfif!'RY^?^Ri^ss?''jrH^p^" ^" '^"^^^
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LL RULcS CALLED UNREALISTIC
ATION'S NEW LEADER URGES UNITY
R COUNTIES RAP LOCAL PAY SUPPLEMENTS
S PLANNING TO FIGHT PROPOSED SUPPLEMENT BAN
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ING SUPPLEMENTS WON'T H^LP
ATION CONSIDERS 'WARRANTLESS' ARRESTS
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2/27/66
6/23/86
8/07/B6
8/14/86
8/17/86
8/17/86
8/19/86
8/20/86
8/24/86
9/03/86
11/27/36
S 2 5/13/86 C
H 2 2/08/86 A 8 N
H 2 3/04/86 A 10 N
S 2 3/04/86 B 6 N
H 3 3/05/86 B 5 N
MONTHLY/AN
NU4L INDEX
l/01/a() - U/31/16
SUBJECTS
'A"E 676
DURHiM CaNDIDSTES SUPI'ORT'^O
CANOIDATE SAYS II I"; TIME TC ^
SOME EOUCATIQN GROUPS SUPPORT
NCAE LEAOER SAYS TEAC"EPS MOPI
NCaE OPPOSES GOVEBNTR'S PLAN 1
GPGUPS PACK HS. THOMPSOM
NCAE CHOOSES PRESIDENT AND PR=
STATE'S MERIT PAY SYSTEM MAY =>
SHORTAGE CF TEACHERS SAID REEL
TEACHERS' GPOUP SAYS GOV. MART
GOV. "ARTIN SAYS SCHOOLS TO BE
NCAE HANTS TO SET RULES FOR T=
NCAE IS PLANNING TO FIGHT PPQP
GOVERNORS' PROPOSALS ON EOUC AT
MARTIN COOL ON SCHOOL PROPOSAL
BENNETT'S PROPOSAL ORAWS L I T TL
EDUCATORS BACK PRICE IN RACE f
TEACHERS IREO OVER UNPAID TRAI
N.C. MAY HAVE TO PAY $10 MILLI
EXOM GETS ENDORSEMENT OF NCAE
TWO GROUPS ENDORSE MILLER OVE^
TOP BLACK NCAE OFFICIAL. CHAVI
N.C. EDUCATORS' GROUP TO ADVOC
BUNCOMBE TEACHERS RAP CAREER P
DURHAM SCHOOLS' NSHSLETTER GET
MARTIN. JORDAN STILL OPPOSE ST
EDUCATORS QUESTION PAY PLAN
VOTE ON N.C. LOTTERY SHOULD BE
GET-RICH-OUICK HOAX
TEACHER-PAY PLAN HAS 3 AOVANTA
ND 'MADNESS' OF REJCAN BUDGET CUTS
AOOITIjVAL TRAINING FOR TEACHERS
NG FOR 10 PERCENT RAISE
■ GENFRAL FUND
SIDENT-ELECT
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ECTEO IN EXAM
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TOP PRIORITY FOR 1<»87
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S
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OR HOUSE
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MRS. NEAL FOR HOUSE
S EULOGIZED AS PIONEER
ATE STATE LOTTERY
LAN
S EDUCATORS' AWARD
ATE LOTTERY
CONSIDERED
GE3
N.C. ASSOCIATION OF FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND MORTICIANS
SEE FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND MORTI:mn ASSOCIATION OF N.C.
N.C. ASSOCIATION OF INDEPENDENT COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES
SEE ALSO COLLEGES. N.C.
SEE ALSO PRIVATE COLLEGES
PRIVATE COLLEGES CITE mOHTH TO N.C. ECONOMY
PRIVATE COLLEGES TO SEEK TUITION SUPPORT INCREASE
GROUP SEEKS MORE AID FOR IN-STATE STUDENTS
N.C. ASSOCIATION OF MINORITY BUSINESSES
SEE ALSO PLACK-OhnED BUSINESSfs
SEE ALSO MINQRITr CONTRACTORS
BROYhILL in area courting MINORITY BUSINESS LEADERS
N.C. ASSOCIATION OF MINORITY OFFICIALS
SEE ALSO MINORITIES (GENERAL HEADING)
REV. JACKSON STRESSES ECONOMIC JUSTICE
N.C. ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS
SEE ALSO DURHAM BOARD OF REALTO'S
SEE ALSO N.C. REAL ESTATE LICENSING BOARD
SEE ALSO REAL ESTATE FIRM^
CHAPEL HILL REAL ESTATE AGENT IS NAMED N.C. BROKER OF YEAR
N.C. ASSOCIATION OF SCHOOL AOMI NI S'' R« TORS
HAMMONDS HILL HEAD ADMINISTRATORS
HAMMONDS ELECTED HEAD OF STATF GROUP
HAMMONDS' ELECTION PRESENTS CHALLENGES
N.C. ASSOCIATION OF TENNIS PROFESSIONALS TOURNAMENT
SEE ALSO TENNIS
FANFARE: ATP STOP IN C AR Y
N.C. ASSOCIATION OF WOMEN ATTORNEYS
SEE ALSO LAWYERS. N.C.
SEE ALSO WOMEN. CAREERS
SEE ALSO WOMEN, LAWYERS
GROUP ENDORSES MS. JOHNSON
N.C. ATTORNEY GENERAL'S OFFICE
ATTORNEY GENERAL ASKS FOR RULING ON AUTHORITY
GOVERNMENT 'BALANCES' BUSINESSES. CONSUMERS. ATTORNEY GENERAL SAYS
PUZZLE OVER TREYBURN SOLVED
THORNIURG TO FIGHT RATE HIKE
CHURCH GROUP SEEKS ATTORNEY GENERAL PROBE IN WOMAN'S ARSON CASE
LETTER TO 'MR. JUSTICE' LEADS TO STATE LAWSUIT
SIX ATTORNEYS GENERAL RAP INSURANCE INDUSTRY
DUKE POWER PRAISED AT HEARING ON RATE REQUEST
DUKE POWER LOWERS PROPOSED RATE HUE AS REVIEW BEGINS
SPEAKERS PRAISE. CHIDE DUKE POWER
N.C. AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIAIIO'I
SEE ALSO AUTOS, DEALERS
SEE ALSO USED CAR DEALERS
TAR HEEL CREDIT INSURANCE RAN<ING GETS MIXED REVIEWS
N.C. AUTO DEALERS ASSOCIATION AODPTS CODE QF ETHICS
N.C. Car dealers adopt ethics Codf
AUTO DEALERS mqvE TO IMPROVE ETHICS
N.C. AUTOMOBILE LIABILITY REINSURANCE FACILITY
SEE AUTO LIABILITY INSURANCE
SEE N.C. REINSURANCE FACILITY
.C. AWARD
SEE ALSO AWARDS
GOVERNOR PRESENTS N.
C. AWARD TO FIVE PEOPLE
BAC" FESTIVAL
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N.C. BAPTIST STATE CONVENTION
SFE ALSO BAPTISTS
SEE ALSO GENERAL BAPTIST CONVENTION
SEE ALSO SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVE'ITION
POLITICAL LUNCHEON PROPOSAL RAPPED AS "UNHOLY ALLIANCE-
BAPTIST GROUP DELAYS ACTION 0"J WAKt FORFST PROPOSAL
WAKE FOREST UNIV., BAPTIST CONVENTION WORKING TO RESOLVE TRUSTEf OISPUTF
BAPTIST OFFICIAL SEES LITTLE INCENTIVE FOP CHURCHES TO PURGE TH^IP ROLLS
WAKE FOREST UNIVERSITY, BAPTIST CONVENTION FACE 'DIVORCE'
WFU, BAPTIST CONVENTION PROPOSAL WOULD SEVER TI=S
BAPTIST HOSPITAL ASKED TO DEFINE ABORTION POLICY
BOARD OKS WAKF FOREST AGREEMENT
HOSPITAL'S ABORTION POLICY CU'=STIONED
BAPTISTS EXPECT PEACEFUL MEETING
BAPTIST DELEGATES VOTE TO END FORMAL TIES TO WAKE FOREST
BAPTIST SKIRT FLOOR FIGHT OVE" ABORTION
BAPTIST DELEGATES SAY ABORTION DEBATE WAS LIMITED
N.C. BAR ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO COURTS. N.C.
SEE ALSO CRIMINAL JUSTICE System
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY BAR ASSOCIATION
3/15/B6
15
5/29/86
9
5/29/96
c
6/03/86
1 7
8/29/96
T
9/06/86
S
9/23/86
1
10/02/86
15
10/02/96
1 ^
U/10/96
1 1
11/12/96
4
11/13/96
1 4
11/14/86
21
MONTH
LY/4NNUAL
1/01/86
INDEX
li/31/86
SUBJECTS
PAGt 1,7 7
l/0'5/n7
SEE ALSO l^TH JUOICUL DISTRICT
SEE ALSO JUDGES. N.C.
SEE ALSO LAWYER';, N.C.
BAR ADOOTS »ULES FOR PROVIDING EFFECTIVE LAWYERS FOR INDIGENTS
STATE BAR DISCIPLINES TWO LAWYERS
LAWYER'S LICENSE LIFTED FOR 6 MONTHS
LICENSE IS SUSPENDEO
DISBARRED LAWYER LOSES APPEAL TO RECOVER LICENSE
MARSH ELECTED AS COUNCILOR OF STATE BAR
WOMEN, BLACKS ELECTED TO STATE BAR COUNCIL
BAR COUNCIL CHANGES POLICY
STATE BAR ORDERS FAYETTEVILLE LAWYER SUSPENDED
N.C. PAR PRESSES MERIT SELECTIOM
BROYHILL, SANFORO TO MEET IN FQRuM
KEEP MEETINGS AT HOME
BROYHILL, SANFORO DEBATE AT LAWYERS' BEACH RETREAT
SANFORD, BROYHILL SCORE WELL AT LAWYERS' FORUM
LAWYER SUSPENDED
FORMER NCCU LAW SCHOOL PEAN GETS AWARD
DURHAM LAWYER NAMED TO POST
BAR REINSTATES DURHAM ATTORNEY
STATE BAR REINSTATES DURHAM LAWYER
PANEL DISBARS LAWYER CONVICTED IN COCAINE CASE
GOLDSPORO COUNCILMAN FACES EM^EJZLING CHARGE
FARMERS TO GET FINANCIAL HOTLINE
COMPLAINT FILED AGAINST ROXBO'O LAWYER
DEMOCRATS' 'MERIT' JUDICIAL PLAN A SHAM
N.C. BAR EXAMINATION
SEE ALSO LAWYERS, N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C. BAR ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO N.C. BOARD OF LAW EXAMINERS
EDUCATORS: BAR EXAM GRADING CHANGFQ
FEWER LAW GRAOS PASS N.C. BAR EXAM
3 OF 12 CENTRAL GRADS PASS B A^!
T\% OF NCCU LAW STUDENTS PASS BAR EXAM
TRIANGLE LAW STUDENTS ACE BAR EXAM
STATE BAR EXAM SCORES IMPROVE
BAR EXAM SCORES SIGN OF PROGRESS AT NCCU
N.C. BIOTECHNOLOGY CENTER
SEE ALSO PIOTECHNDLOGY
SEE ALSO DNA RESEARCH
SEE ALSO GENETIC RESEARCH
SEE ALSO GENETICS
DUKE CENTER GETS S<.06,T<>5 GRANT
N.C. SEEKS BIOTECHNOLOGY LEAD
OTHER STATES NOW SEEK BIOTECHNOLOGY INDUSTRY
RESEARCH MONEY AWARDED
MARTIN'S REVERSAL ON BIOTECHNOLOGY BUDGET ENDS FEUD
BIOTECHNOLOGY CENTER'S GRANT AWARDS DEFENDED
businessman: biotechnology center GRANTS FAVOR COLLEGES
BIOLOGICAL THERAPY OF CANCER FEATURED AT OCT. 10-11 CONFERENCE
D?^UR!i^?.5;V9o'^''".;""*"^ SEARCH FOR CANCER TREATMENTS
BIOTECH CENTER PLANS BUILDING
•THRILL OF DISCOVERY' SHARED AT BIOTECHNOLOGY CONFERENCE
fi'?'^'£';'I!?t?S*;„fi''IE?'5,XEAR SPENT ON HELPING UN I V ERS I T I E S— R EPORT
N.C. BIOTECHNOLOGY CENTER WANTS A FEW WITH GOOD IDEAS
HEAD OF BIOTECHNOLOGY CENTER LEAVING
N.C. BLACK LEADERSHIP CAUCUS
SEE ALSO PLACKS, N.C.
SEE ALSO CONGRESSIONAL BLACK CAJCUS
yi ?|-52 ti'E- GENERAL ASSEMBLY, BLACK LEGISLATORS
SEE ALSO N.C. LEGISLATIVE BLACK CAUCUS
'^ii^S^X CAMPAIGN SAID NOT EFFORT TO UNDERMINE SANFORD
JACKSON SAYS BLACKS TO SUE OVFR ELECTIONS
SENATE CANDIDATE SAYS HE IS RUNNING TO WIN
TRIBUTE PAID CONGPESSWOMAN
COMMITTEE'S PICKS DAMAGE ITS CREDIBILITY
REV. JACKSON TO ADDRESS N.C. CAUCUS
JORDAN JOINS CRITICISM OF RAINBOW COALITION
N.C. BOARD OF AGRICULTURF
SEE ALSO N.C. DEPT. OF AGRICULTURE
FLU CAUSES EMERGENCY POULTRY RULES
N.C. BOARD OF ALCOHOLIC CONTROL
SEE N.C. ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL BOARD
N.C. BOARD OF COMMUNITY COLLEGES
COMMUNITY COLLEGE BOARD URGED TO Take MORE CONTROL
PANFL TO STUDY CHANGES IN SCHOOL STATUS
ki9.ll„''ii^%^^ MARTIN OF BREAKING PROMISE TO IMPROVE EDUCATION
PENDER SCHOOL SCAM CAUSING NEJ GUIDELINES
COMMUNITY COLLEGES BOARD ADOPTS RULES TO HALT FAKE CLASSES
N.C. BOARD OF COMMUNITY COLLEGES, "UOGET
COMMUNITY COLLEGES REFUSE TO PARE BUDGETS
N.C. BOARD OF DENTAL EXAMINERS
BOARD SUSPENDS DENTIST'S LICENSE
STANLEY FLEMING 1ST BLACK ELECTED TO DENTAL BOARD
N.C. BOARD OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
POPF, BROYHILL NAMED TO STATE POSTS
N.C. BOARD OF EDUCATION
SEE ALSO N.C. DEPT. OF PUBLIC IN
MARTIN BELIEVES TAX HIKE POSSI
SPANGLER NEW UNC PRESIDENT
NEW UNC HEAD SAID STRONG, APLE
CD. SPANGLER PICKED TO RFPLa:
HUNT, JORDAN APPLAUD SELECTION
PRITCHETT TO REPLACE SPANGLER
STATE SCHOOL BOARD CHAIRMAN NA
SCHOOL PUSES BEING RECALLED
SPANGLER BRINGS CONTROVERSIAL,
SCHOOLS MERGER UNNECESSARY
ONE SCHOOL SYSTEM PER COUNTY u
MARTIN BACKS EDUCATION BOARD A
SURVEY SHOWS SUPPORT FOR BASIC
study: N.C. TEACHERS INCREASIN
DRUMMOND NAMED TO N.C. BOARD 0
TELEPHONE EXEC NAMED TO EOUCat
BOARD OF EDUCATION LOWERS PRO''
STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION TO UR
STATE BOARD SENDING CONTRADICT
TEACHERS PROTEST LOWER PASSIN',
N.C. EDUCATORS OUESTION SCHOOL
LT. GOV. JORDAN SAYS HIGH FAIL
THRESHOLD FOR VICTORY IN PRIMA
CHANGE URGED IN EDUCATION LEAD
HOUSE REJECTS SFNATE EDUCATION
MAVRETIC PLAN WOULD GIVE STATE
EDUCATION BOARD APPROVES EXPAN
STRUCT I ON
BLE TO AID EDUCATION
E FRIDAY AS UNC SYSTEM PRESIDENT
OF SPANGLER
ON BOARD
MED
AGGRESSIVE STYLE TO NEW POST
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PPOINTMENT OF SUPERINTENDENT
EDUCATION PLAN
GLY WHITE FEMALES
F EDUCATION
ION BOARD
OTION TEST MINIMUM
GE LEGISLATURE RAISE TEACHERS' PAY 1%
DRY SIGNALS
SCORE ON TESTS
CONSOLIDATION PLAN
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ERSHIP
BILL
EDUCATION A HIGH-PROFILE LEADER
SrON BUDGET
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1/01/86
INDEX
12/31/Xo
SUBJECTS
l/0=/?7
NCCU GETS LOW H4RKS O'l TE4CHE? EX4MS
COHPETEHCV TEST WOULD 3" 9rP4SSED
^e«ii".?shs^fT°.js ?si?iTE^KcJ%*i^^M2^^jjr "'^'^''""
i°SisT°^Sticlli§-'; ll',\l°u'' '° '= '°'"'"'' '°'' ""^"-"^ SCHOOLS
?2?i ZE4CHER 4I0ES STILL Di>Ivf PUSES IN PERSON SND C»4NVILlE
k2IL95,X°"",'S?'' 8US OtIVERS WTULO LE4VE ROUTES UNCILL<=D
OPPOSITION SEEN Ttl TE4CUER TRal'JING REPORT ■!-<--"
SSlJEI^ °Z ED'JCATION CONSIDERS 'lEH 4CCRE0i T4T10N FOR SCHOOLS
JORDAN TU PUSH FOR EDUCATION ^OARD CH4NGES scMjULi
UNC STUDY DOQPS CUTTING OF APPROVAL PROCESS
LOCAL DISTRICTS H4VF BOCK CONTROL
N.C. ejARO OF E0UC4TI0N DIRECTOR "RAISES WORK OF TEACHER PREP P4NEI
EpuC4TI0N PROPOSAL STOPS SHORT OF •T4KING OVER" LOCAL SYSTF&S
SCHOOL =04R0 HANTS SNOH DAYS TO BE MORK DAYS
Sf^SS^j^S"-" SCHOOLS SHOULD STICK TO BASIC EDUCATION
PRITCHETT ANNOUNCEMENT SURPRISES N.C. EDUCATORS
N.C. BOARD OF ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO ruRHAH COUNTY B04R0 OF
SEE ALSO ELECTION lahS
SEE 4LSP ELEtnoNS, N.C.
CANDIDATES. SUPPORTERS PACK ST
REVIEW OF SCHOOL ELECTIONS TO
SUPERIOR COURT JUDGES VOTE OK'
STATE CROSSOVER VOTING DECISIO
SPECIAL PRIMARY PROPOSED JULY
PROJECT WESTVOTE T4LLY: 1,0 C01
CONFUSION FEAREO with TWO SENA
BALLOT MAT CONFUSE VOTE'S
FRANKLIN ELFCTION OFFICIALS 0=
HEARING TO BE HELD ON 6TH OIST
ELECTION RESULTS CERTIFIED
STATE B04R0 DENIES RECOUNT ON
FRANKLIN TO NEED 4N INTERIM SH
HEARING CONTINUES ON RECOUNT
C08LE-BPITT 6TH DISTRICT RECOi
VOTE RECOUNT WON'T STOP BRITT-
SUIT CHALLENGES SCHOOL BOARD C
ELECTIONS 304RD TO CERTIFY CO:;
ELECTIONS BOARD PLANS 10 CERTI
SRITT'S REiUEST TO POSTPONE C
PANEL URGES WAY TO LI»IT WRIT?
ELECTIONS BOARD MISFILEO COMPL
ELECTIONS
4TE ELECTIONS B0AR3
MEAN "ORE PAPERWORK
0: NO DATE SET
N DRAWS PRAISF
Zt FOR SO»E JUDGES
VICT IONS
TE RACES ON BALLOT
NY REQUEST FOR RECOUNT
RtCT ELECTION DISPUTE
FRANKLIN SHERIFF'S RACE
ERIFF
NT OROEREO
S CHALLENGE
H4NGES IN Z? N.C. COUNTIES
LE WIN
FY CUBLE WINNER
BLE'S CERYIFICATION OENIED
-IN VOTES
4INT 480UT FLIER
N.C. aOAF.O OF LAW ExiMINERS
SEE ALSO N.C. BAR EXAMINATION
FEWER LAW G'ADS PASS N.C. BAR EX 4"
3 OF 12 CENTR4L GR40S P4SS P 47
OURHA" L4WYER N4ME0 hE4n OF LAW BOARD
STATE BAR EXAM SCORES IMPROVE
HICH4UX NAMED HEAD OF LAW BOARD
N.C. B04RD OF MEDIC4L EXAMINFRS
SEE 4LS0 "EOICAL EXAMINER
BOARD REVOKES DOCTOR'S LICENSE
DOCTOR APPEALING BOARO'S DECISION ON H0ME0P4THY
BOARD LICENSES 69 PHYSICIANS
MEDICAL BOARD REVERSES RULING ON DOCTOR'S 4''PHET4Min£ USE
PHYSIClISs^icEHSEo'' "^"'^''"^ 5'"'^ MEDICAL M4L0R4CT1CE FUND
STATE MEDIC4L Bd4R0 LICENSES 'l£W PHYSICIANS
JJ.?!^^!!^'"'^''- EXAMINERS BOARD LICENSES l'.6 PHYSICIANS
SUIT DEL4YS MEDICAL EXA-INERS HF4RING
SS9I£'ii„SS;;°,"'5 REPRIMANDED 7 DOCTORS FOR SEX WITH P4TIENT5
B04RD PROBES COMPLAINTS VS. EX-OUKE PSYCHIATRIST
REPORT: N.C. OQARD INVESTIGATING PRFSSLEk
BOARD OF -eoical Examiners grants n^c. physician licenses
2 DURHAM noCTORS OENIED RE IN ST ATE-ENT uiLC^sci
STATE MEDICAL EXAMINER QUITS AFTER 18 YF4RS
DURHAM DOCTOR DENIES CHARGE OF DRUG 43USE
DIET CLINIC DOCTOR DENIES ORLC 4BUSE
ST4TE LICENSES 183 PHYSICI4NS
DR. D4NIEL NAMED TO MEDICAL BOARD
N. C. POARO np MORTUARY SCIENCE
SEE ALSO MORTICIANS
UNC OFFICIAL SLOWED SANOLIN PAYMENTS WITNESS
SANPLIN DECISION EXPECTED IN 30 DAYS
. SANOLIN DECISION DUE IN MONTH
SANOLtN'S LICENSE REVOKED
30AR0 BARRED FROM TAKING MORTICIAN'S LICENSE
N.C. BOARD OF NURSING
SEE ALSO N.C. NURSES EXAM
SEE 4LSC NURSES. N.C.
4CCREDIT4TI0N RENEWED FOR NURSING PROGRAM
on GETS OK ON PROGRAM in NURSING
90 PERCENT OF UNC NURSING 6R40S PASS EXAMINATION
N.C. BOARD OF PAROLE
SEE N.C. DIVISION OF 4DULT PROBATION AND PAROLES
SEE N.C. PAROLE COMMISSION
SEE PAROLE
N.C. BOARD OF REGISTERED PRACTICIMS COUNSELORS
NORTH CAROLINA HAS OVER <,00 CAREER COUNSELORS REGISTERED
N.C. BOARD OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
SEE N.C. SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY COMMITTEE
N.C. BOARD OF TR4NSPnRT4TI0N
SEE 4LS0 N.C. DEPT. OF TR4
SEE ALSO N.C. DIVISION OF
SEE ALSO TR4NSP"RT4TI0N
JUDGE DIS-ISSES CHARGES
iA.9 MILLION CONTRACT OK
PART OF FREFWAY TO BE N4
NAME 1-40 FOR GEN. SMER"
SLOW-DRIVER LAW MAY BE C
TRANSPORTATION BOARD 4PP
DURH4M'S R04D NEEDS ON 4
WIDENING WORK ON MI4MI B
MEETINGS BEING HELD UN T
TREYBURN FIGHT CONTINUES
TR4NSP0RT4TI0N 304R0 REJ
C0NTR4CT JW4R0ED FOR WIO
C0NTR4CT AWARDED FOR WID
B04R0 REJECTS BIDS ON RO
CH4NGE IN TI-<ET4aLE GOOD
DURHAM CETS HIGHW4Y FUND
B04RD APPROVES ROAD PROJ
HIGHWAYS N4''E0 FOR SEN4T
RESOLUTION BLISTERS STAT
EVENTS SPUR CHANGES IN I
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3
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S 2
12/31/86
c
6
N
H 2
1/23/96
b
1 P
N
046
H 2
1/29/96
c
3
N
046
S 2
1/27/86
A
5
N
H 2
4/09/86
c
1 P
N
046
H 2
5/13/96
b
1
N
S92
H I
H 2
6/07/86 C I
6/13/96 e 1
3/30/96 C 1
S 2 4/16/86 4
H 2
1/09/86
16
N
H 2
2/15/96
N
S 2
2/19/96
10
N
H 2
2/25/96
L
S 2
3/14/96
c
H I
3/l5/°6
N
S 2
4/10/»6
M
H 2
4/12/96
N
H I
4/30/96
N
H6C
S 2
5/16/96
M N
M06
H I
6/14/96
N
H 1
7/15/86
N
H 2
7/16/»6
N
H I
9/13/86
N
S 2
9/17/85
E
S 2
9/29/95
N
H 2
I0/ll/»6
12
N
H 2
11/15/96
N
H 2
11/19/86
N
S 2
11/21/96
N
WH2
MONTHLY/
NNUAL INDEX
1/01/86 - 12/31/86
SUBjeCTS
l/C/'i?
N.C. WANTS 5C4L?D-B4C< INTERSECTION FOR DURHAM
WEST: FUNDS CUT MAY STALL RnAO WORK
FREEWAY INTERCHANGE SHOULDN'T BF DELAYED
CHEAPER EXPRESSWAY INTE0S6CTIDN PROPOSED
STATE OKS <. DURHAM ROAD PROJEZTS
»3.1 BILLION STATE TRANSPORTATION PLAN APPROVED
HERE ARE CHANGES IN STATE HIGHWAY PLAN IN AREA COUNTIES
CONTRACTS OK'D FOR HIGHWAY W0-! K IN AREA
NEW ROAD PLAN INCLUDES 35 COU'I TY PROJFCTS
STATE APPROVES ROAD MONEY
MARTIN NAMES DEMOCRAT TO TRANSPORTATION BOARD
GODWIN'S APPOINTMENT IRES REPJBLICANS
NAME OMITTED FROM LIST
CLEARING THE RECORD
LAND PRICES HURTING PROGRESS TN ROADS. BOARD MEMaFRS SAY
N.C. BOTANICAL GARDEN
SEE ALSO GARDENING. DURHAM
SEE ALSO GARDENING. N.C.
SEE ALSO HORTICULTURAL THERAPY
SEE ALSO PLANTS
PESTS BFST KILLED WHILE STILL YOUNG
FAMILY-ORIENTED WILDLIFE PROJECT STARTING IN CHAPEL HILL
WHERE'S HERBS' IN COURSE AT UNC BOTANICAL GARDEN
MOSS PLANTS APE OFTEN MI SI DENT I F I FD
HERBS SUBJECT OF NEW COURSE
BOTANICAL GARDEN HOSTS HOR TI CJ LTUP AL THERAPY PROGRAM
TRAILING ARBUTUS CAN BE FOUND ONLY IN WOODS
NORTH CAROLINA BOTANICAL GAPDFN PLANTS BLOOM IN MANY HABITATS
BAGWORMS FEFD ON MANY KINDS OF TREES n» p> 1 i A i i
HERB SALE PLANNED
SWEET SHRUB HAS UNUSUAL FRAGRANCE
NOW IS THE TIME TO GROW SOMETHING CARNIVOROUS
lRT?iF'i?rs'-LS5i^5 *d3!e3°'' "'CRANT and MAKING COMEBACK
THE MAXIMUM GARDENER
HERBS HISTORICALLY PROMINFNT
HERB VINEGAR PRESERVES SUMMER ALL YEAR
?I'.°".!?5„''*'<'^ BIOLOGIST TO HEA5 N.C. BOTANICAL GARDEN
HUMMINGBIRDS ARE ATTRACTED TO BEEBALM
FLOWERS' BEAUTIES ATTRACT POLLINATORS
SOME POLLINATORS ATTRACTED TO PLANTS BY ODOR
CACTUSES ARE GREAT SURVIVORS
ENGLISH COUNTRY PEOPLE HAD COTTAGE GARDENS
"p|"lig^SE^wItL'?'EtES^irE ftS^'f ° "" "«^EN'S LABOR DAY OPEN HOUSE
NATURE PROVIDES FOR PLANT PROPAGATION
IN THE SPOTLIGHT
DIVISION SHAPES UP SOME PLANTS
OSAGE ORANGE TREE IS T0UGH-L03K ING
PERSIMMON TREE IS ORNAMENTAL AND PRODUCES WONDERFUL FRUIT "
N.C. HAS MANY COLORFUL TREES IN FALL
DO HERBS PROTECT AGAINST WITCHCRAFT?
HOUSE PLANTS' LIGHT NEEDS VARY
AUTUMN IS GOOD TIME TO CLEAN GARDENING TOOLS
SYCAMORE TREES HAVE UNIQUE MOTTLED BARK
WAX MYRTLE STAYS GREEN ALL WINJTER
POMEGRANATE IS ANCIENT FRUIT
CINNAMON IS GROWN IN SOUTHEAST ASIA
N.C. BOTANICAL GARDEN LAUDED FQP SAVING STATE'S WILOFLOWERS
FRUITCAKE INGREDIENTS COME FROM ALL CORNERS OF THE WORLD
N.C. BOTANICAL GARDENS. DIRECTOR
UNC BOTANICAL GARDEN SELECTS NEW DIRECTOR
N.C. BOYS CHOIR
SEE ALSO DURHAM BOYS CHOIR, INC.
N.C. BOYS CHOIR TO SING TONIGHT
CHOIRS SINGING FOR HOLIDAYS
N.C. BOYS STATE
SEE BOYS' STATE IWAKE FOREST UNIV. I
N.C. BRICK ASSOCIATION
BATTLESORO COMPANY OPPOSES BRICKBATS OF N.C. TRADE GROUP
BRICK MASONS PLEDGE HELP ON MEMORIAL '""uc i.kjuk
N.C. BUDGET ADVISORY COMMISSION
SEE N.C. ADVISORY BUDGET COMMISSION
N.C. BUILDING CODE COUNCIL
iEE ALSO BUILDING COO^S
WATER HEATER PROPOSAL REJECTED BY COUNCIL
PANEL REJECTS WATER HEATER PULE
SENATE COMMITTEE VOTES TO STRIP LABOR DEPARTMENT OF DIVISIONS
N.C. BUILDING COMMISSION
SEE ALSO N.C. CAPITAL BUILDING AUTHORITY
NEW STATE BUILDING COMMISSION URGED
N.C. CAPITAL BUILDING AUTHORITY
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE BUILDING CTNSTRUCTION
SEE ALSO N.C. BUILDING COMMISSION
LEGISLATORS ENDORSE BUILDING fOMMISSION
P«4EL SOUGHT TO OVERSEE STATE BUILDING
NEW STATE BUILDING COMMISSION URGED
N.C. CAPITAL PLANNING COMMISSION
SEE ALSO N.C, STATE BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
MASTER PLAN TFNTATIVELY APPROVED FOR STATE GOVERNMENT COMPLFX
N.C. CAPITOL
SEE N.C. STATE CAPITOL
N.C. CAUCUS OF BLACK DEMOCRATS
SEE N.C. BLACK LEADERSHIP CAUCU'
N.C. CENTER FOR CREATIVE PHOTOGRAPHY
SEE ALSO PHOTOGRAPHERS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO PHOTOGRAPHERS. N.C.
SEE ALSO PHOrOCRAPHY
TRIANGLE GROUPS GET STATE GRANTS
PHOTOGRAPHY IS FOCUS
"•"^J^CENTER FOR MISSING AND EXPLOITED CHILDREN
SEE ALSO CHILD IDENTIFICATION PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO MISSING CHILDREN
'J21''D^Sf!r,?-'*',w^SE?'i!65 I'* '^•t' "ELD PARENTAL ABDUCTION CASES
t r '^'£??I?.,^Y^??fJEI"*'' ^° MISSING CHILDREN PROBLEM?
^AS;. ^?I5SING' CENTER JOINS U.S. NETWORK
COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY HELPS FIND CHILDREN
N.C CENTER FOR PEACE EDUCATION
SEE ALSO PEACE
SPACE-DEFENSE PROGRAM DEBATED
DATE
12/0'/86
I2/03/R6
IJ/0<./86
12/D6/R6
U/12/86
12/13/P6
12/13/86
12/13/86
12/13/86
12/l''/n6
12/20/86
12/2D/86
12/22/86
12/23/86
12/30/86
S I T
E L Y
C PG I P \YL
1 M N J3?
1 P N 'J 67
N O'.''
N ras
N
N
N 046
S 2
1/31/86
P
N
H 2
2/13/86
A
2«»
N
H 2
2/21/86
c
N
S 2
2/21/86
B
N
S 2
3/01/86
A
P N GS*?
H 2
3/U5/a6
A
N
S 2
3/28/86
U
N
S 2
'./04/86
B
N
S 2
<>/ll/86
B
N
5 7
<./25/86
A
N
S 2
5/01/86
0
ID
N
S 2
5/16/86
b
N
S 2
5/22/86
D
I
S 2
5/23/56
B
N
S 2
6/2D/P6
B
H 2
6/2^/86
A
F
S 2
6/27/86
B
N
S 2
6/27/86
B
F
H 2
6/28/86
B
N 1180
S 2
7/18/86
B
N
5 2
7/25/86
B
N
S 2
3/01/°6
B
N
S 2
8/08/86
b
N
S 2
8/15/86
B
N
tf 1
3/16/86
C
N U80
S 2
8/21/86
A
P N S27
S 2
8/22/86
A
N
H 2
B/2'?/86
D
P N
S 2
10/03/86
B
N
S 2
io/n/e6
B
F
S 2
10/17/86
e
p
S 2
10/2<./86
A
N
S 2
10/31/86
b
F
S 2
1 /07/86
B
F
S 2
1 /l<./86
A
F
S 2
1 /21/B6
B
F
5 2
12/05/86
C
F
S 2
12/13/86
B
F
5 2
12/1^/86
B
F
H 3
12/22/86
B
N
S 2
12/26/86
B
F
S 2 b/Z'i/lb A 3
? 5/2«/86 B
2 12/16/86 C
2 3/31/86 C 2
2 10/02/86 A 13
6/11/86
6/12/86
7/n/96
H 2 ll/l<)/e6 A 11
5/U/86
11/18/86
U/19/B6
H 2 5/IA/86
S ? 2/21/86 A
S 2 11/13/86 0
3/12/86 C
5/26/86 C
8/15/86 A
8/18/86 A
N
N
N B35
E
11
H 2 10/28/86 C
MaNTHLY/4
NNUAU INDEX
l/Ol/es - l2/31/''6
SUBJECTS
P O
OATE
c ?r. L
DB. ED10N0S
P^ACE C^NTE? SEEKS OIALCOUE
NUCLEAR AOMS. PHHER TOPIC OF :ONFERENCE
•MAP TOYS" — 00 They GLOSIEY VtR, OR STIR IMAGINATION?
CHARACTERS OFTEN SYMBOLIZE BATTLE OF GOOD A^iAINST EVIL
N.C. CENTER FOP PUBLIC POLICY OESESRCh
TAR HEEL CREDIT INSURANCE RAr«<ING GETS HIXEO REVIEWS
ROYAlL and RA-SFY rated MOST EFFECTIVE LEGISLATORS
LET The VOTERS RANK EFFECTIVE LEGISLATORS
DURHAM F»RES WELL IN LEGISLATIVE CLOUT
KEEN EYE NEEDED TO CULL LESSON from LEGISLATIVE RANKINGS
STUDY SEES 'PHANTOM JOBS' ■.IT-' NEW INDUSTRIES
STUDY CONCLUDES MARTIN HAS NOT MADE ECONOMIC PRIORITIES CLEAR
CENTER URGES ".O BOARDS »E ABOLISHEO
BOARDS, COMMISSIONS DRAIN STATE RESOURCES
GROUP TRIES TO AVOIO BIAS IN STUDYING STATE POLICIES
TOP Lf'aPrlSTS: LAHYERS AN") FQOMER LEGISLATORS
OFBATF CONTINUES ON L"BBYISTS
PROFIT MOTIVE G'OJS IN N.C. MIISPITALS
ARE PROFIT HOSPITALS GOOD FOR N.C.7
00 DEVELOPMENT BONDS SPUR ECONOMIC GROWTH IN N.C.?
N.C. CENTER FOR PUBLIC TELEVISION
SEE UNIV. OF N.C. CENTER FOR PLBLIC TELEVISION
N.C. CENTER CN CRIME ANO PUNISHMENT
SEE ALSO CRIMES, N.C. (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC CRIMfSl
SEE ALS? LAM ENFORCEMENT
NEW DIRECTORY KEY, N.C. OFFICIALS HOPF, IN OVERCROwDEO PRISONS
POLL FINDS ALTERNATIVE PUNISHMENT SUPPORT
N.C. CENTRAL POISON
SEE CENTRAL PRISON
SEE POISONS, N.C.
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV.
FEBOUARY INSIGHT
THE TRIANSlE SALUTES PLACK HiSTCKY MONTH
GM'S "INuRITY PRCGRJ^H TO BE EXPLAINED AT NCCU
PLAN i<aULO MAKE NCCU ACADEMIC HEAVYWEIGHT
YEAR CF THE FLAG
PRESENTING FLAGS
3 DURHAM AREAS LISTED AS HISTORIC
FUTURE OF DURHAM AND NCCU DISCUSSED
N.C. CENTRAL RESPECTS TRADITION OF EXCELLENCE
N.C. PIOTECHHCLOGY CENTER WANTS A FEW WITH GOOD IDEAS
TRAILWAYS TO OPEN STATION NEA» NCCU
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., 75TH ANNIVERSARY
PLAYMAKEhS HILL BENEFIT FROM AUCTION
CLEARING THE RECORD
GLAXO CONTRIBUTES 1100,000 TO NCCU ORIVE
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., ACCREDITATIONS
NCCU TO NAME =<UILDINGS HONORI><G HALKER,
NCCU GETS LOW MARKS ON TEACHER EXAMS
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., ADMINISTRATION
RICHMOND APPOINTS b TO NCCU PTSTS
CENTRAL NAMES ACTING DIRECTOR
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., ADMISSIONS
OUT-OF-STATE PUPIL LIMITS NO PROBLEM
NCCU NIGHT LAW SCHOOL RAISING STANDARDS
MS. LINNEY IS NCCU CAREER COUNSELOR
NCCU RAPS CAP ON OUT-OF-STATE STUDENTS
NCCU INVITES STUDENTS
NCCU REVISES PLANS for HIGH SCHOOL Day
DURHAM-AREA COLLEGES DENY CARNEGIE FINDING
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., ALUMNI
NCCU ALUMNI PICK NEW PRESIDENT
AFTER HALF A LIFETIME, ALUMNUS SHOCKED UPON RETURN TO NCCU
..S. PEARSON SOURCE OF PRIDE
ALUMNI HONORED AT NCCU FUND RAISER
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., AUDIT
OFFICIALS SAY NCCU FINANCES WELL MANAGEO
NCCU TRUSTEE STANDS BY HIS CHARGE OF POOR MANAGEMENT
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., AWARDS
SEE ALSO AWARDS
NCCU TO HONOR nOmEN for SCHOOL CONIR I auTI ONS
NIGERIAN WINS ACADEMIC AWARD
NCCU PICKS TOP ATHLETES
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., BLACK Myj (£ ARCHIVES A
SEE ALSO P.LACKS. MUSICIANS
NCCU'S BLACK MUSIC ARCHIVES ATE 4VAILA6LE NOW
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., BUDGET
NCCU BOARD REFERS RECUEST TC INCREASE FEES TO PANEL
NCCU TRUSTEES DELAY FFE-INCREASE VOTE
FE£ INCREASES AT NCCU DRAW TRUSTEE'S FIPC
OFFICIALS SAY NCCU FINANCES wELL MANAGED
i2 MILLION FOO NCCU ADDED TO ';.C. BUDGET
SI.?7 BILLION BUDGET URGED fo' UNC
UNC APPROVES BUDGET, NEW H?,500 POSITION
UNC BOARD OF GOVERNORS SETS SALARIES, NE« BUDGET
HCCU STARTS WINNING BATTLE OVER ENROLLMENT
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
CENTRAL TO DEDICATE NEW BUILDINGS
NCCU TO NAME BUILDINGS HONORING WALKER, D». EDMONDS
iZ MILLION FOR fXCU ADDED TO N.C. BUDGET
MORE NCCU REPAIR FUNDS PUOGFTED
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., CAREER COUNSELING ANO PLACEMENT ■?UREAU
MS. LINNEY IS NCCU CAREER COU^ISELOR
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., CHANCELLOR
MINIMUM SCQRES FOR OUT-OF-STATE STUDENTS MULLED
NCCU NAMES CHANCcLLlR
NEW CHANCELLOR, FAMILY
TYRCNZA RICHMOND NAMED CHANCELLOR OF N.C. CENTRAL
APPOINTMENT OF RICHMOND GIVES FACULTY CHANCE TO UNITE,
RICHMOND SEEKS NCCU RESEARCH
A LEADER WITH NOBLE GOALS
NEW NCCU LEADER has GOOD COALS FOR UNIVERSITY
WALKER MQRC THAN CARETAKER
RICHMOND TAKES NEW JOP IN STRIDE
CONTENDER FOR NCCU POST DIDN'T GET WORD
FEBRUARY INSIGHT
FRIDAY SETS INTO MOTION UNC LEADERSHIP CHANGE
NCCU BOARD REFERS REiUEST TO INCREASE FEES TO PANEL
CENTRAL'S TRUSTEES CONFIRM WALKER'S CHANCELLOR STATUS
'YL
S2T
.. WALKER SAYS
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H 2 12/II/P6 A 23
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9/04/96
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H 2 e/0l/"6 B 1
H 2 11/13/B6 B e
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1/22/06
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1/21/06
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1/20/96
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3/17/R6
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10/07/86
c
4
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S 2
10/2<./06
A
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S 2
U/03/fl6
A
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5/16/86
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8/DO/06
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9/15/86
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12/29/96
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4/31/06
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5/01/86
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S 2
2/21/06
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2/20/06
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2/21/56
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4/17/06
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H 2
4/30/96
c
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H 2
7/02/86
3
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7/25/96
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H 2
8/01/65
c
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a/01/96
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9/24/86
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4/02/96
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6/19/06
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7/0?/O6
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7/02/86
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1/29/06
c
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H 3
1/10/P6
B
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S 2
1/10/06
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1/11/06
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1/11/96
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1/U/P6
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1/15/06
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N
J13
H 2
1/17/86
A
4
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S 2
1/17/96
A
4
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S 2
1/22/96
A
P
N
J13
H 2
1/27/95
A
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H 2
1/29/06
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2/:i2/i't
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2/14/96
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2/20/96
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2/20/96
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MONTHLY
/ANNUAL INOex
l/0l/8ft - U/3l/n6
SUBJECTS
1/09/17
NCCU TRUSTEF5 DELAY FEE-INCK EA SE VOTE
WALKER DESEOVfS SPECIAL PLACE IN NCCU HISTORY
DR. WALKER DESERVES HONnR
DR. WALKER MAKES LAST RFPORT
rSALUTs'?^ ^"''WALK?""'" "OJECTIONS MAY BE TOO HIGH
FRIENDS AND COLLEAGUES AT NCCJ HONOR WALKER
WALKER WRAPS UP CHANCELLOR TERM
NCCU SHOULD CONTINU? TO BE IN GOOD HANDS
CHANCE TO PLAY "(ASKCTBALL WAS WALKER'S SALVATION
LEROY WALKER: ATHLETE ANO EDUCATOR
COACHING TECHNIQUES USEFUL IN TOP JOB
A BRIEF BIOGRAPHY
IN COACHING OR OUT, HE'S THE "EST
RICHMONO ANO WALKER HAVF MUCH IN COMMON
EXCELLENCE: A SHAREH RESPONSIBILITY
WALKER GETS ELEGANT TRIBUTE
WALKER HAD FOUR PREDECESSORS
TEACHER BY EXAMPLE
NCCU'S LEROY WALKER SOLO DURHAM, STUDENTS
OFFENSIVE TREATMENT
CLEARING THE RECORD
WHITING HADE MAJOR CON TR IBUT IONS TO NCCU
MAKING The ROUNDS
CHAMBER RECEPTION FOR RICHMONO
WHITING DESERVES CREDIT FOR LEADERSHIP
NCCU DAY TO HONOR FOUNDER
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., CHANCELLOR'S SCHOLARS
NIGERIAN WINS ACADEMIC AWARD
300 ACHIEVERS HONORED AT NCCU AWARDS DAY
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., COMMENCEMENT
SEE ALSO N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., MOMORARY DEGREES
TUTU WILL BE NCCU COMMENCEMENT SPEAKER
TUIU TO SPEAK TO NCCU GRADUATES
NCCU TO DISTRIBUTE TICKETS FO? TUTU
TUTU TICKETS ALL TAKEN
TUTU WILL SPEAK TO NCCU GRAPS
BISHOP PREDICTS REVOLUTION IN S. AFRICA
TUTU SPEECH HIGHLIGHTS GRADUATION CEREMONIES TODAY AT N.C. CFNTRAI
TUTU URGES NCCU GRADS TO TEAR DOWN APARTHEID CENTRAL
NCCU STUDENT CLAIMS EAGLE BLOOD
HJoov", jyj.^jc*^ '■'"^ RUNNING OUT FOR SOUTH AFRICA
HAh'PY GrADUAJF
ASKS FOP HELP
TUTU STILL MANAGES GOOD SENSE OF HUMOR
BLESSED EVENT
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., CONCERTS
IN THF SPOTLIGHT
CHOIR MADE SATURDAY NIGHT SUNDAY MORNING
JAZZMAN HEATH PLAYS NCCU FRIDAY
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., CONFERENCES
JIKFEPS HEAR 4 UNC CHANCELLORS IN FORUM
UNC CHIEFS EYE COMING CENTURY
NCCU SETS CANCER CONFERENCE
CUTTING BLACKS' CANCER RATE IS FOCUS AT NCCU
CONFERENCE SET ON EnuCATION OF BLACK CHILDREN
U.S. CONGRESSMAN AMONG SPEAKERS AT EDUCATION MEET
CONGRESSMAN TO SPEAK AT NCCU TOMORROW
yo'l,*,o,^t"SSt5.J*'° ""T MEETING MINORITY NEEDS
TROUBLE PREDICTED FOR BLACKS UNLESS EDUCATION IS IMPROVED
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., CONSTRUCTION
SEE N.C. CENTRAL UNIV
I BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., CONVOCATION
RICHMOND TO LEAD CONVOCATION
RICHMOND LAUDS NCCU'S INCREASE IN ENROLLMENT
RICHMOND CALLS FOR EXCELLENCE c'xJLUMtNi
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV.. CRIMES
^^It?,!;5?.,'^*'^V<^E''''RAL UNIV., ROPBERItS
.UyS^I^I ^"°I TO DEATH IN DORMITORY AT NCCU
NCCU STUDENT SHOT TO DEATH AT DORMITORY
SSli'^^nri? V.'.^fo^yl'^EJT IN NCCU STUDENT'S DEATH
HAN SOUGHT IN SHOOTING AT NCCU
MURDER BRINGS TIGHTER NCCU SECURITY
tiffH IS'^y?i^I.^''''°'<T A POSITIVE UNDERTAKING
NCCU TO TIGHTEN CAMPUS SECURITY
NCCU ACTS DECISIVELY IN BOOSTING SECURITY
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., CURRICULUM
'^.iiV. PL'^IS INSTITUTE ON JOB DEVELOPMENT
NCCU TO GET GRANT
NCCU PLANS EVENING DEGREE PPOr.RAM
DURHAM-ARFA COLLEGES DENY CAR'IEGIE FINDING
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., DORMITORIES
SEE N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., STUDENT HOUSING
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., DRINKING POIVIi EGES
SEE N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., STUDENTS, ALCOHOLIC EFVERAGES
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., EMPLOYEES
f,?f.V^f„'^"""'E MADE AGAINST NCCU WORKFR
NCCU EMPLOYEE FACES COCAINE COUNT
NCCU TO HONOR OFFICE WORKERS
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., ENDOWMENTS
NCCU BOARD TOLD ENROLLMENT UP, STUDENTS BETTER OUALIFIED
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., ENROLLMENT
nMi^^?^JJ'',i'^''°'-'-"E'"' SLIPS SLIGHTLY FROM FALL
OUT-OF-STATE ouOR LIMITS NO PROBLEM
SrJr,°DTlJ'I^„STUOENT LIMITS AT UNC RIGHT
"9£y,'''>*'S CAP ON OUT-OF-STATE STUDENTS
FIRST-SESSION SUMMER ENROLLMEMT BREAKS RECORD AT Nrril
NCCU SUMMER ENROLLMENT BREAKS RECORD ^^"
Irf;.^^!:"''*'- respects tradition of excellence
P?inS'^nl'M^T'^'^£y:i ^RnWTH projections MAY BF TOO HIGH
READY OP NOT, HERE COME THE CTLLEGIANS
NEW CHANCELLOR SAYS NfCU'S FINANCIAL Ain rN r,nnn SHiDC
K^^r, S?A'S?s'2'T£NfK?°t'-?f''! UP, STuSenT B^TTtHulr "iEO
ENROLLipSf^Ei'^rKcrS''"-' °' " ENROLLMENT
si^tiKSijg 'cTd ^'oS-"Eic^rL°E^c'r '" E^-^OL^-^fNT
NIGHT DEGREE ENROLLMENT PLEAS! S NCCU
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., EVENING COLLEO'^
HCCU PLANS EVENING DEGREE PROGRAM
Srru £iri?*trI2„°''''f'' NIGHT SCHOOL DEGREES
NCCU NIGHT SCHOOL BIG EDUCATION BOOST
N e
S
E
I
L
T
Y
P 0
DATE
C
PG
L
P
BYL
S 2
2/2n/B6
C
1
N
saA
S 2
2/21/86
A
A
E
H 2
2/2<./B6
A
A
F
H 2
b/ll/Pb
B
I
D
N
J 40
S 2
6/19/B6
A
1
P
N
584
H 2
6/2<./96
A
4
c
H 2
6/2'J/B6
A
1
P
N
J 40
S 2
6/10/86
C
I
P
N
5 2
7/01/B6
A
A
E
S 2
7/21/116
A
I
P
N
584
H 2
7/2,'/n6
0
I
n
F
H 2
7/2?/fl6
b
2
p
N
M46
H 2
7/22/B6
0
3
F
H 2
7/22/B6
0
A
p
1)
D71
H 2
7/22/nb
U
A
p
N
8 46
H 2
7/2?/»6
0
5
p
P
H 2
7/2?/86
0
6
p
N
J 40
H 2
7/2?/B6
0
7
p
N
H 2
7/22/B6
D
8
o
M
"46
H 2
7/23/86
A
A
E
H 2
7/31/86
A
A
L
H '
a/2?/=6
A
2
N
H 2
8/2S/06
A
A
L
S 2
9/00/86
c
I
p
p
M66
H 2
9/10/B6
c
5
p
p
Mt,6
H 2
9/19/86
A
A
L
S 2
10/20/86
c
1
N
H 2
<./0'>/86
B
3
p
N
H 2
<./05/86
c
I
p
N
cjr
S 2
3/31/86
c
I
N
H 2
'./02/86
A
10
N
H 2
4/23/86
c
12
tl
H 2
5/J9/86
B
1
N
S 2
5/09/86
A
I
p
N
H 2
S/in/at
A
1
p
N
F50
H 2
5/10/86
A
1
p
N
S 2
5/10/B6
A
1
p
N
SBA
S 2
5/1^/86
A
I
p
■1
584
H 2
5/11/86
A
1
p
*)
F50
H 2
5/11/86
c
1
o
p
F7n
S 2
5/12/°6
c
1
p
p
1=70
S 2
5/14/86
A
A
E
S 2
5/23/86
A
10
p
p
F70
H 2 3/14/86 U 6
H 2 9/30/86 C 5
H 2 U/11/R6 A IS
4/08/86
4/08/86
10/30/86
11/07/86
11/27/86
12/16/86
12/16/86
12/17/86
12/18/86
N
U W66
N F50
N W82
N 8 85
N
5 2 9/20/86 C 2 N
S 2 10/02/86 A I P N 105
H 2 10/03/86 S 1 P N J40
s
2
a/30/86
A
N
T8S
H
^
8/31/86
r
N
X4A
H
2
9/01/B6
r
N
•^51
H
2
9/04/86
a
1 P
^t
2
9/18/86
A
N
seA
t,
2
9/20/86
A
4
F
s
2
11/20/86
A
1 P
M
S9?
s
2
11/24/86
A
4
c
H2 6/0 3/86E 3 >i
S 2 7/02/86 C 1 N
5 2 7/28/86 A I N JB2
S 2 11/03/86 A 1 N S92
H ?
1/I4/B6
A
3
N
S 2
I/14/B6
A
B
N
S 2
4/16/B6
C
1
N
H 2
9/18/86
B
1
N
J 40
S 2
l/2"/B6
C
1
^l
1 1 3
S 7
1/22/86
A
1
hi
113
S 2
1/23/86
A
A
F
S 7
3/17/86
A
I
M
S84
H 7
5/20/86
C
1
N
(■60
S 7
5/20/86
(
1
o
N
H 7
5/26/86
A
4
F
S 2
6/19/66
A
o
N
S84
H 7
8/15/86
R
^J
H 7
8/16/86
C
y
P
^l
H 7
9/18/86
H
1
N
J4P
S 7
9/24/86
A
4
F
H 7
9/25/86
8
1
N
S 2
10/02/86
A
1
P
N
IBS
H 2
10/03/86
R
I
P
N
H 2
11/2P/86
B
3
N
J 40
S 2 7/28/86 A 1 N W82
H 2 7/29/86 B 1 P N C60
S 2 e/OI/86 A 4 E
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
l/oi/ee> -
INDEX
U/3I/n6
s u B J e
N6H APES OPPJBTUNITIES
NCCU SETS QBtFNTATION FOR EVE'UNG DFGBtE WORK
NIGHT DEGREE FNROLLHENT PLEAS=5 NCCU
NCCU TO TIGHTEN CAHRUS SECURITY
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., FACULTY
JFS5 POME FILES FOR COU'T CLE-K
NCCU PROFESSOR FMERITUS OF EN'".LISH, OR. CHARLES RAY
NCCU PRnp: HAITI WON'T -ISS OJVALIER
FUNERAL SERVICES SET FOB ortf. CHARLES RAY
SHE LKES TO SPFNO TIME WITH STUDENTS
NCCU STARTS FUND FOR RAY
HISTORY OF TOBACCO WORKFRS: PART OF THE FEMALE PLACC EXPERIENCE RFVEALED
a'=VFRLY JONES A ROLE "OOEL HEISELF
NCCU'S SPENCER WINS PRI7E FOR CHOPAL MUSIC
DAD'S LOVE FOR FLAG LED TO SPFCIAL '^ILL. WHITE HOUSE VISIT
MAKING PLANS
NCCU PROFESSOR REPORTER AT MEETING
FACULTY OFFICERS
NCCU PROF NAMED TO PANEL
OR. ROSS PUTLER BROWNE. EOUCATOR. RIGHTS LEADER
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV.. FLING ON THE WING
FLING ON THE WING TOMORROW AT NCCU
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV.. FRATFRNITIES AND SORORITIES
N.C. CENTRAL FRATERNITY TO HAVE ANNIVERSARY
NCCU STUDENTS IN MELEE
200 PEOPLE INVOLVED IN NCCU DISTURBANCE
2 ARRESTED FOR SMASHING WINPOJ
NCCU FRATERNITY PAIR ARRESTED AFTER FRACAS
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV.. GIFTS AND FUND RAISING
GLAXO CONTRIBUTES 1100,00:1 TO NCCU DRIVE
RTP FIRM WINS TOP ADVERTISING AWARD
TAX RULES WOULD CUT CAHRUS GIi=TS
•OUCH,' SAY TRIANGLE UNIVERSITIES TO TAX CODE
WELLCOME FUND GIVES SIOO.ODO TO N.C. CENTRAL
SHEPARO SOCIETY MEETS
ALUMNI HONOREO AT NCCU FUND RAISER
DONATIONS SURGE TO BEAT TAX LAWS
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., GRANTS
CHEMISTRY Ut^PARTMENT AT NCCU RECEIVES GRANT
NCCU TO GET GRANT
N.C. CENTRAL GETS $138,551? FO' GERONTOLOGY PROGRAM
NCCU RECEIVES GRANT
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV.. HISTOKY
CHANCE TO PLAY PASKETBALL WAS WALKER'S SALVATION
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., HOMECU"ING
NCCU HOMECOMING EVENTS CONTINJE
HOMECOMING KEY CCR NCCU
RECEPTION FOR WALKER TO BE HELD SATURDAY
NCCU GETS FOUNDER'S DAY SPRUCI NG
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., HONORARY DEGREES
SEE ALSO N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., COMMENCEMENT
NCCU SET TO HONOR KENNE'^Y
KENNEDY TO RECEIVE DEGRFE AT ■i .C. CENTRAL'S AWARDS DAY
TUTU WILL SPEAK TO NCCU GRAOS
BISHOP RREOICTS REVOLUTION IN S. AFRICA
TUTU SPEECH HIGHLIGHTS GRADUATION CEREMONIES TODAY AT N.C. CENTRAL
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., ORIENTATION
N.C. CENTRAL TO HOST PROSPECTIVE STUDENTS
1,000 STUDENTS EXPECTED TO VISIT CENTRAL
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., PARENTS DAY
NCCU PREPARES EVENTS FOR PARENTS' WEEKEND
NCCU PARENTS WEFKENO SLATED FOR APRIL <i-e>
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV.. ROBBERIES
SEE ALSO N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., CRIMES
SEE ALSO N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., SECURITY POLICE
DEALER REPORTS CAR STOLEN FROM HIS LOT
.C. CENTRAL UNIV., SCHOLARSHIPS
SFE ALSO SCHOLARSHIPS ISSE ALSO NAMES
NCCU STARTS FUNO FOR "AY
NCCU ESTABLISHES RAY SCHOLAPS-lIP
SCHOLARSHIPS!
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., SECURITY POLICE
SFE ALSO N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., ROF<dFRIES
TATS COMPLETES COURSE
MURDER PRINGS TIGHTER NCCU SEIU'ITY
NCCU SECURITY EFFORT A POSITIVE UNDERTAKING
COMPLETES CnuRSF
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., SEMINARS
NCCJ PLANS ? SEMINARS
SEMINARS SLATED AT N.C. CENTRIC
GM OFFICIALS WILL VISIT AT NC: U
NCCU SETS HOME ECONOMICS SEMINAR
NCCU PANELISTS OISCUSS CHANGES IN PHOTOGRAPHY
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., SPEAKERS
ELECTFOMC AGE WORK TOPIC OF 1CCU TALK
EX-XEROX EXEC T1 talk AT NCCU
NCCU AUDIENCE TOLD: KEEP KING'S DREAM ALIVE
CELEBRATION SPEAKER
REP. CO'JYERS WILL SRcAK ON JAIL CROWDING
JUSTICE SYSTEM CLASS-CONSCIOU' , MICHIGAN CONGRESSMAN CHARGES
NCCU LIBRARY COLLOOUIUM IS APRIL S
TUTU TO SPEAK TO NCCU GRAOUAT'S
NCCU oepicates complex
BANOUFT SCHEOUC^O
BISHOP PREDICTS REVOLUTION IN S. AFRICA
TUTU SPEECH HIGHLIGHTS GRADUATION CEREMHnUS TODAY AT
TUTU URGES "ICCU CHADS TO TEAR DOWN APArThEIo
BISHOP TUTU SAYS TIME RUNNING OUT FOR SOUTH AFRICA
ASKS FOR HELP
•SHUG' SURE WILL BE HERE
N.C. CENTRAL STUDENTS T?LD NASA ON WAY TO RECOVERY
NASA official: space RESEARCH WORTH EXPENSE, HELPS ECONOMY
MYTHS ABOUT AIDS PERSIST, DOCTOR TELLS NCCU AUDIENCE
RUFFIN TO SPEAK AT NCCU
DUKE orcF: aids THREATENS HETEROSEXUALS
GPOKIHG NUMPER OF LOw-INCOME BLACKS <ITH CANCER ALARMING NCCU SPEAKER
NCCU LECTURES SLATED
CUTTING BLACKS* CANCER RATE IS FOCUS AT r.CCU
RUFFIN URGES NCCU AUDIENCE TO LIVE UP TO SHEPARD'S LEGACY
REP. PLUE TO BLACKS: PREPARE FOR HIGH TFCH
WILLIAMS TO GIVE SPEECH AT NCCU
U.S. CONGRESSMAN AMONG SPEAKERS AT EDUCATION MEET
CENTRAL
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E
I
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p n
HATE
C
P'-
L
P
HYL
H 2
8/04/86
A
4
E
H 2
P/I'./P6
B
5
N
H 2
U/21/B6
3
N
J 4"
S 2
11/2D/P6
A
i
D
N
S92
S 2
1/3I/B6
A
1
P
N
T85
H 7
2/07/86
A
12
n
S 2
2/07/P6
A
1
P
N
MQ'
S 2
2/07/86
C
1
P
H 2
2/1^/86
B
1
D
r.
FSn
S 2
2/U/P6
A
•i
H 2
2/21/»6
A
6
0
F
H4S
H 2
2/21/86
A
7
p
H45
H 2
5/16/86
0
5
N
H 2
6/'J7/86
c
1
P
N
"10
S 2
6/11/86
A
1^1
P
P
S 2
6/1^/86
c
1
N
S 2
<)/13/86
c
2
o
P
T37
S 2
9/15/86
A
3
N
H 2
12/01/86
A
i"
0
S 2
6/06/86
c
5
N
H 2
2/n/R6
A
14
.,
S 2
<,/12/86
A
I
N
Wd2
H »
<,/13/86
c
1
N
M51
S 2
<./l'./86
c
1
N
H 2
<./15/86
c
3
N
H 2
6/20/86
b
c
N
S 2
6/21/86
A
2
P
N
5 2
a/20/B6
A
1
N
S33
H 2
8/2B/R6
A
2
J
J 40
H 2
t/ll/Ob
A
Q
N
S 2
I 1/18/86
A
7
N
S 2
12/2''/86
A
5
n
S 2
12/30/86
A
1
N
S 2
4/21/86
A
3
N
S 2
7/112/86
c
1
N
H 2
3/30/86
e
5
N
S 2
9/0B/B6
A
8
N
S 2
7/21/86
A
I
P
N
sa4
S 2 11/04/86 A ■?
S 2 U/05/''6 0 1
H 2 11/06/86 A 14
S 2 11/06/86 A 1
4/03/86
4/04/B6
5/30/86
5/10/86
5/10/86
10/I0/S5 A
10/16/86 C
3/26/86 A
3/23/86 C
S 2 9/11/B6 C
S 2
H 2
2/11/86 A
2/13/86 P
S 2 3/14/96
S 2 9/18/''6
S 2 9/20/86
5 2 9/26/86
S 2 1/31/R6 A 14
H 2 2/02/86 B 7
5 2 2'14/=6 A 14
S 2 4/16/86 A 5
S 2 10/29/86 B 9
S 2
1/15/86
C
16
*t
H 2
1/17/86
u
o
N
S 2
1/2T/86
A
N
J13
S 2
1/21/R6
0
P
M6<-
S 2
2/28/06
16
N
H 2
3/0»/=6
p
N
sa2
S 2
3/13/86
N
H 2
4/02/86
10
N
S 7
4/03/86
P
'1
584
H 2
4/15/06
h\
H 2
5/10/86
p
N
F50
H 2
5/10/86
p
N
S 2
5/10/86
6
N
?a4
H 2
5/1 1/86
P
N
F5P
S 2
5/12/96
P
P
■=70
S '
9/1B/86
O
N
H 2
10/24/86
P
N
C60
S 2
10/24/86
P
N
B85
H 2
10/31/86
N
C6P
S 2
10/31/86
10
•J
S 2
lCl/31/''6
12
N
H 2
11/0 7/86
P
N
CoC
H 2
U/07/86
10
•I
S 2
U/J7/86
N
PS?
S 2
11/07/86
P
N
'165
H 2
11/19/86
o
N
J40
S 2
11/20/86
N
H ?
12/l'>/86
n
N
IHlBHilHI
MONTHLY/A
N iNl U A L
1/01/86
I N 0 e X
12/31/16
SUBJECTS
"AGl ^■'3
CONGRESSMAN TO SPEAK AT NCCU TOMORRRH
U.S. SCHOOLS SAIO NOT MEETING MINORITV NEEDS
TROUBLE PREOICTED FOR BLACKS UNLESS EDUCATION IS IMPROVED
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., SPORTS
SEE N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. SPORTS
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV.. SIAFC
MAKING PLANS
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., STUDENT FE'=S
NCCU BOARD REFERS REQUEST TO INCREASE FEES TO PANEL
NCCU TRUSTEES DfLAV FEE-INCREASE VOTE
FEE INCREASES AT NCCU DRAW TRUSTEE'S FIRE
NCCU TRUSTEES HIKE STUDENT FE=S
NCCU TO TIGHTEN CAMPUS SECURITY
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., STUDENT HEALTH
liSfl^, 59'.?9,SEFEPS REQUEST TO INCREASE FEES TO PANEL
NCCU TRUSTEES DELAY FEE-INCREASE VOTE ^
COLLEGE STUDENTS LINING UP FO^ SHOTS
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., STUDENT HOUSIN'"-
STUDENT SHOT TO DEATH IN DORMITORY AT NCCU
NCCU STUDENT SHOT TO DEATH AT DORMITORY
KF,^tiES°^g?Nj?^?,^K??fe^II!c^' 'illullT/'''^ ""^^ OUAL.FIED
NCCU SECURITY EFFORT A POSITIVE UNDERTAKING
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., STUDENT LOANS
SEE ALSO COLLEGES, N.C, STUDENT LOANS
SEE ALS^ STUDENT LOAN PROGRAM
AID CUTS WORRY DURHAM-AREA ';CMOOLS
¥lt.£?(*c'^l!=h2S, J'^S NCCU'S FINANCIAL AID in GOOD SHAPE
TRIANGLE SCHOOLS HURT BY AID CHANGES
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., STUDENTS
SEE ALSO N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., SECURITY POLICE
NCCU 'KIDNAPPING' TURNS OUT TO PE HOAX
MAN CHARGED FOR ROLF IN NCCU HOAX
^^^^rU^s^si^ JSi^ioM^iSRi^.""' ^^"^
"ci^SErElsirF^Atli ^^m^s'tER^DeIn^S C1H="' """"""= '-°'^" •=°'' ''*^'-
NCCU STUDENTS IN MELEE
?''9„SI9Stl INVOLVED IN NCCU DISTURBANCE
2 ARRESTED FOP SMASHING WINOOJ
DONATIONS
NCCU STUDENT CLAIMS EAGLE BLOTD
HAPPY GRADUATE
NCCU NAMES DEAN'S LIST FOR SPRING
WELCOME, STUDENTS, YOU MAY GET HOOKED
FIRST-DAY BREAK
STUDENT SHOT TO DEATH IN DORMTTORY AT NCCU
NCCU STUDENT SHOT TO DEATH AT DORMITORY
BLACK STUDENT GROUPS MEET AT NCCU
FRESHMAN DYNAMO AIMING FOR THE TQp
CHILLY WAIT
MARTIN OFFERS REWARD IN NCCU <ILLING
'^•'■;ct^^J'?n'-rti^,'^;?. STUDENTS, ALCOHOtlC BEVERAGES
SEE ALSO COLLEGES, N.C, ALCOHOLIC PEVERAGES
Sni^^'IlSr'SSrJ? ki^^'S "°5T STUDENTS THIRSTY
DUKE, UNC HOIST DRINKING AGE To il
"'•'-• ilnn?5!ft"Eily,V', SUMMER APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAM
STUDENTS BEGIN RESEARCH PROGRAM AT N.C CENTRAL
N.C CENTRAL UNIV., SUMMER SCHOOL
NCCU, UNC STUDENTS FACE TUITITN HIKE
fJ??J;^,f.55pN SUMMER ENROLLMENT BREAKS RECORD AT NCCU
NCCU SUMMER ENROLLMENT BREAKS RECORD >■" " " "h-lu
ANATOMY VENTURE
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., TUITION
NCCU, UNC STUDENTS FACE TUITION HIKE
N.C CENTRAL UNIV., TUTORING
SEE ALSO TUTORING PROGRAMS
NCCU TUTORING PLANS DESERVE FUNDING BOOST
N.C CENTRAL UNIV., WORKSHOPS
NCCU PLANS PUPPETRY WORKSHOP
SPEAKERS CLASH ON PRISON OVERCROWDING
N.C CENTRAL UNIV. AWARDS DAY
;i??u ???^S''''^"^t;''' ^'3 SPEAK AT AWARDS DAY AT NCCU
NCCU SET TO HONOR KENNEDY
NIGERIAN WINS ACADEMIC AWARD
IJfNNEPY ID RECEIVE DEGREE AT M .C CENTRAL'S AWARDS DAY
300 ACHIEVERS HONORED AT NCCU AWARDS DAY ""*'<05 "AY
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. BOARD UF TRUSTE=S
"OLLANO WILL SPEAK AT FRATERNITY MEETING
NCCU ROARD REFERS REQUEST TO INCREASE FEES TO PANEL
CENTRAL'S TRUSTEES CONFIRM WALKER'S CHANCELLOR STATUS
PLAN WOULD MAKE NCCU AC A OEM I C HE A VY WE IGHI STATUS
NCCU TRUSTEES DELAY FEE-INCPEASE VOTE
Sr^^fSr^lH^r^ ^''ECI'l- PUiCE IN NCCU HISTORY
Pfp,, INCREASES AT NCCU DRAW TRUSTEE'S FIRE
NCCU TRUSTEES MIKE STUDENT FEFS
OFFICIALS SAY NCCU FINANCES WELL MANAGED
ol\\\l'i\Vl,ll\'T,,V<,nn^'i'''''''^ °' ""^ ""NAGEMENT
u»FI^tJ°^^;--„?y,',VS'^JS HONOR IMG WALKER, DR. EDMONDS
K r^?tSrDj, '''^^'-'^LS"""^" PROJECTIONS may BE TOO HIGH
H;f,*. S^NTRAL TO OFFER NIGHT SCHOOL DEGREES
^f^H ???52 '^°'-° ENROLLMENT UP, STUDENTS dETTER QUALIFIFD
NCCU STARTS WINNING BATTLE OVER ENROLLMENT "UALlHtD
NCCU DAY TO HONOR FOUNDER tNKULLMENI
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. CENTER FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDIES
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N.C CENTRAL UNIV. DEPT. OF CHEMISTRY
CHEMISTRY DEPARTMENT AT NCCU RECEIVES GRANT
N,C;^CENTRAL UNIV. DEPT. OF DRAMA
SEE ALSO N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. NEW UNIV. THFATPF
N"UV5 'HOME' COMPETES IN COLLEGE THEATER FESTIVAL
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P D DATE C PG L P nVL
S ? 12/16/>16 C 1 P N S92
S 2 12/17/86 A 1 P N S92
H 2 12/1S/H6 B 1 N Ji,0
S 2 6/11/86 A 10 P P
H ? 2/2n/R6 A 14 P N F5n
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S 2 <./17/g6 C 1 N '84
S 2 11/2^/86 A ION S<??
H 2 2/20/^6 A 14 o r^ P5Q
S 2 2/2D/P6 C 1 N SdA
H 2 8/25/86 C 1 N C6P
S 2
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9/18/56
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9/20/86
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S 7 9/06/86 A 1
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1/14/86
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1/14/86
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1/27/86
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1/31/86
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3/02/86
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3/D5/86
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4/13/86
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4/14/86
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8/26/86
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9/12/86
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10/03/86
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12/17/86
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S 7 8/18/86 A I N BB5
H 7 6/27/86 B 6
3/12/86
5/20/86
5/20/86
8/04/86
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S 2 3/17/86 A 1
H 7 2/04/06 A 4
S 7 2/05/86 A 14 u
S 7 3/07/86 C 1 N 785
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3/27/86
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4/03/86
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4/04/86
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2/21/86
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4/17/86
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4/30/86
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6/19/86
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6/ 9/86
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7/ 9/86
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9/ 3/86
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9/24/86
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10/20/86
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S 2 1/31/86 A 14 N
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H 2 1/07/86 A 9 N W66
M 2 2/21/86 U 12 P4 W66
H 2 2/28/86 0 8 0 5 W66
MONTHLY/A
NNUAL INDEX
1/01/86 - 12/31/66
SUBJECTS
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WALKER SAYS
S 1 T
E L V
C pr L p BYL
NCCU'S 'STEP ON A CRACK' IS I>ISIGHICUL FAMILY FUH t
IN END. -BEn HOT- JUST CHEAP SHOI H
•PUOLIE' TO OPEN OCT. I AT NCCU S
GALA OPENS "PURLIE' S
PARTLY NEW -PURL IE" OPENS NCCU DRAMA SEASON H
NCCU "PURLIE" TUNEFUL SATIRE H
•PURLIE" POKES FUN S
NCCU STAGES VIOLENT "EXTREMITIES" H
FAULTY SCRIPT CAUSES PROBLEMS FOR NCCU"S "EXTREMITIES" S
HEAVYWEIGHT PLAY DOME WITH PR3 SKILL AT NCCU H
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. DFPT. OF EDUCATION
SEE N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. SCHOOL OF EDUCATION
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. DEPT. OF ENGLISH
NCCU CHAPTER OF HONOR SOCIETY RECOGNIZED
NCCU STARTS FUND FOR RAY
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. DEPT. OF HEALTH EDUCATION
DUKE PROF: AIDS THREATENS HETEROSEXUALS
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. DEPT. OF HISTORY AND SOCIAL SCIENCE
NCCU LECTURES SLATED
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. DEPT. OF HOME ECONOMICS
NCCU SETS HOME ECONOMICS SEMINAR
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. DEPT. OF MATHEMATICS
ACTUARIAL SCIENCE COURSES OFFERED
REP. BLUE rn RLACKS: PREPARE FOR HIGH TFCH
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. DEPT. OF MUSIC
NCCU OPENS NEW BLACK MUSIC ARCHIVE
HOLIDAY SPOTLIGHT'S ON ART
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. DEPT. OF NURSING
SEE ALSO NURSES, DURHAM
9?J OF NURSING SCHOOL GRADUATES PASS TEST
EX-CHAIRMAN OF NCCU NURSING DEPT. 1ST RECIPIENT OF AWARD NAMED FOR HER
NCCU GRAD RECEIVES AWARD NAMED FOR HER
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. DEPT. OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION
SEE ALSO N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. MCOOUGALO GYMNASIUM
SEE ALSO N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND RECREATION COMPLEX
SEE ALSO N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. SPORTS
NCCU DEDICATES COMPLEX
COMMUNITY FOUNDATION ANNOUNCES GRANTS FOR SUMMER SCHOLARSHIPS
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. DEPT. OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
NCCU SEEKS TRAINING FOR WORKERS OVER 5",
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. DEPT. OF 'OCIOLOGY
NCCU PROF: HEART ILLS HIT CAL>< FOLKS
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT
CENTRAL NAMES ACTING DIRECTOR
CLEARING THE RECORD
NCCU NAMES FUND-RAISER
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. EVENING COLLEGE
SEE N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., EVENING COLLEGE
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. FOUNDER'S DAY
NCCU DAY TO HONOR FOUNDER
RUFFIN TO SPEAK AT FOUNOEP"S DAY
RUFFIN TO SPEAK AT NCCU
NCCU GETS FOUNDER'S DAY SPRUCING
RUFFIN URGES NCCU AUDIENCE TO LIVE UP TO SHFPSRO'S LEGACY
RUFFIN LAUDS CENTRAL FOUNOER: SHEPARO KEPT WOLF FROM DOOR
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. MCDOUGALD GYMNASIUM
SEE ALSO N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. DEPT. OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION
SEE ALSO N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND RECREATION COMPLEX
SEE ALSO N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. SPO'TS
NCCU DEDICATES COMPLEX
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. MUSEUM OF ART
MUSEUM'S CHOICE: YOUNG ARTISTS' SHOW WORK AT NCCU
NCCU TO SHOW GEOFFREY HDLOEP PAINTINGS
"GEOFFREY HOLDER: PAINTER"
THIS ARTIST A MAN QF MANY TALENTS
COLORFUL IHPR^SSInNS: A NEW ROUTE TO BROADWAY?
FRO" HOLDER. WAITING WOMEN, D'APEO WITH COLOR
TRIANGLE GROUPS GET STATE &RA^)TS
"AFTERNOON OF ART' PLANNED
ART RECEPTION SALUTES EXHIBITION AND PATRONS
PHUTOGRAPHY SUBJECT OF FREE EVENT
PHOTOGRAPHERS TO DISCUSS WORKS "Y U.S. RLACKS
NCCU PANELISTS DISCUSS CHANGES IN PHOTOGRAPHY
PENDERGRAFT ELECTED TO MUSEUMS PQARO
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. N^H UNIV. THEAT'E
SFE ALSO V'.C. CENTRAL UNIV. OEPT. OF DRAMA
"PURLIE" TO OPEN OCT. I AT NCCU
GALA OPENS 'PURLIF'
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND PECREATION COMPLEX
SEE ALSO N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. DEPT. OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION
SEE ALSO N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. MCDOUGALD GYMNASIUM
SEE ALSO N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. SPCIS
CENTRAL 10 DEDICATE NEW BUILDINGS
NCCU DEDICATES CQMPLtX
NCCU TO NA.-IE PUILDINGS HONORIiG WALKER, UR- EDMONDS
WALKER SAYS NCCU'S GROWTH PROJECTIONS HAY 6= TOO HIGH
DURHAM EVENTS TO OPEN, END OLYMPIC FEST
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
TYRHNZA RICHMOND NAMED CHANCELLOR OF M.r. CENTRAL
APPOINTMENT OF RICHMOND GIVES FACULTY CHANCF TO UNITE, ..
LONG: LEGISLATURE SHOULD EYE HIGH INSURANCE PREMIUMS
NCCU GIVES YOUTH A HEAD START IN COMPUTERS
NCCU HAKES MBA COURSES MORE FLEXIBLE
NCCU AIDS HOSPITAL IN MARKfcTIMG SURVEY OF PATIENTS
PATIENTS RATE HOSPITAL MOSTLY GOOD IN SURVEY
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. SCHOOL OF EDUCATION
NCCU GETS LOW MARKS ON TEACHEl EXAMS
ID SCHOOLS TOLD 10 SHAPE UP TEACHER EDUCATION PROGRAMS
A JUST EDUCATION REVIEW
NCCU HOARD TOLD ENROLLMENT UP, STUDENTS BETTER OUALIFIED
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. SCHOOL OF law
SEE ALSO N.C. ASSOCIATION OF RUCK LAWYERS
SEE ALSO N.C. BAR EXAMINATION
NCCU NIGHT LAW SCHOOL RAISING STANDARDS H !
NCCU 'MOOT' LAW TEAM TOPS IN AREA S 2
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10/31/06
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11/07/86
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A/16/86
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8/02/86
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11/13/86
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6/19/86
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6/19/86
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9/29/ao
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10/01/86
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1/01/66
INDEX
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SUBJECTS
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NCCU LAW TEAM TASTES REAL LEGAL wnRLD
FFhFR LAW GRAOS PASS N.C. BAR EXAM
3 OF 12 CENTRAL GRADS PASS 8A^
STUDENTS HONING LEGAL WITS FOR NATIONAL CONTEST
NCCU LAW STUDENTS FIGHT LOSS OF FARMS "-'"""=^'
J^??M^.",.,'J^J" '-'" SCHOOL -^EAN C=TS AWARD
'^59^.w'ri^„^°'""^'' ASSOCIATE LAW OEA'l
ASSOCIATE DEAN NAMED FOB NCCU LAW SCHOOL
71* OF NCCU LAW STUDENTS PASS bAS EXAM '"
TRIANGLE LAW STUDENTS ACE BAR EXAM
BAR EXAM SCORES SIGN OF PROGRESS AT NCCU
S^SnEhrnlJ^^^SJ^EKy^"" ""*'" ""^ U^"^6LFISH EFFORTS
'•'•^§;3f??u"'^y;Ni^?DTB?^i*sii?gS'^^'°^^
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. SCHOOL OF LAW. DEAN
WESTERFIELO IS NCCU LAW SCHOOL DEAN
NEW NCCU LAW SCHOOL DEAN CHOSEN
'•'• iL^^c'?5hNyc''A^GE'SS?K°^Sf,c''8?'5c\r?A;r°^"'^'™ ''''""
£?f,'^''.'9ST' ''^'"''" LAWi WILL BE AIRED
NCCU LIBRARY COLLOUUIUH IS APRIL 5
LIBRARY SERVICES PROGRAM SET AT CFNTRAL
NCCU LIPKARY ALUMNI TO HEFT
FORUM WILL FOCUS ON VIOLENT CRIME
"'•'^?^f^t"'?"-,'JNIV. SCHOOL OF NURSriG
SEE N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. DEPT. OF NURSING
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. SPORTS
SEE ALSO FOWLING
SEE ALSO BULL CITY INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT
SEE ALSO N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. DEPT. OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION
tif il^l?. Jl-f* "NTRAL UNIV. MCODUGALO GYMNASIUM
NCCU PICI^s'TOP^lTiLEIES^" ''"^^■"'- EDUCATION AND RECREATION COMPLEX
reports: ATHLETES' GRADUATION RATE OUTPACES OTHER!
''•''• ';lf;J??Vc"5*iy;r?fy''J5j basketball (heni
JENNETTE TRIGGERS EAGLES* ROUT
EAGLES WIN EASILY
EAGLES Even record
UNION UPENDS EAGLES
CENTRAL FALTERS AFTER BIG RALLY
JENNETTE PACES EAGLES
SMITH NIPS EAGLES
5EN\'E'Ttrt!^'s%'iL^J°""^-"'^"'""=^°'^
CAUE LEADS ACT OVER CENTRAL
JENNETTE SPARKS IMPROVING EAGLES
N.C. CENTRAL 59, WSSU 58
JENNETTE LIFTS EAGLES
!^:5,v£ENTRAL 86. BOWIE ST. 67
EAGLES PUNISH BULLDOGS
EAGLES TRIP ST. AUG'S
EAEtll I?e"IlAy%Is""""'- ^""" 5"™
EAGLES WIN 6TH STRAIGHT
EAGLES EXTEND STRING
c^fl^=?°!;i-i J";!'"' 5ETS UP SOUTHERN DUEL
EAGLES ONE STEP FROM PLAYOFFS
MIKE BERNARD WORKS MIRACLE WITH EAGLES
MIKE BERNARD COACH OF THE YEA^ IN CIAA
EAgCeS F?u"BY'EIGHr"^'-''^' ="" '=°'' CIAA SOUTHERN TITLE
EAGLES FALL IN TOURNEY
EAGLES FACE GRAMBLING AGAIN
•TO THE HOOP Y-ALL': ACC TEA
EAGLES' SIGHTS SET HIGH
EAGLES SET SIGHTS HIGH
c?!=r;5 ?8 '■"'^5 BLUE OVER WHITE
EAGLES LOOK TO SOAR IN CIAA
EAGLES OPEN TONIGHT
EAGLES DOWN VIRGINIA STAT'^
EAGLES PREPARE FOR FRJNCIS MARION
PATRIOTS WINNERS IN EAGLES' NEST
POOR SHOOTING IS COSTLY TO EAGLi^S
HAMPTON 71, N.C. CENTRAL 66
HAMPTON SURGE STOPS EAGLES
ACC TRIP SEEKS HOME COOKING
TALLY, MITCHELL POWER NORFOLK ST.
NORFOLK RIPS NCCU
EAGLES OPEN BULL CITY PLAY
CENTRAL'S EAGLES AIM FOR 'BULL CITY' CROWN
EAGLES NIP LIVINGSTONE IN BULL C Ty
EAGLES SOAR INTO TITLE GAME
i;?|-p5 FINALLY PULLISH ON TITLE
i'^til Sir^^^/gr" ""^^ ^"* '"''
EAGLES END LONG DROUGHT WITH WIN OVER SAINT PAUL'S
TEAMS, NCCU BEGIN DRILLS
6n-«7; NCSU IWI 73, WFU 66
'HAPPY HILL' DREAM
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nE'cU IKl IJ; "bI;,?4I! :?= "-^'^burg ,w.
NCCU IWI 97, FAY. ST. 78
N.C. CENTRAL'S FULMORE FULFILLING A
CENTRAL WOMEN IN CIAA SEMIS
FULMORE LEADS NCCU WOMEN
UNC OVERCOMES GA. TFCH IN OT
NCC'S^S ^ytM3R%' 1t:'° '° ALL-AMERICA TEAMS
NtcS\§5^S Vl.WUl'ltV '"' °"''"' """' '^'""5 OUT
HAMPTON (Wl 9"), N.C. CENTRAL <■ <,
HAMPTON SURGE STOPS EAGLES
"^[■fl FINALLY BULLISH ON TITLE
llim Eir^L^"!?^ '"'' ''"' ''"'
EAGLES END LONG DROUGHT WITH JIN OVER SAINT PAUL'S
*'•'-• £!'!!If,fl'- "t*'"' SPORTS, FOOTBALL
PATTON, KEARNEY IN ALL-STAR CLASH
P'^fl,SKSF-"*''OED IN SPRING GaSf"
LATTIMORE LAN'T WAIT AS EAGLE': TRY TO Fl Y
JfR'APINS TABBED FUR ANOTHER TITLF
N.C. CENTRAL PRACTICE OPENS WITHOUT OAKIFV
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NCCU key: DEFENSE, BALANCE
ff5tf5 fOPE HARVEY'S ARM TICKFT TO WINNING SEASON
LATTIMORE LIKES EAGLES' CHANCES AGAINST HIS aCmJ^MATER
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LIVINGSTONE
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HARVEY FOB HEISMAN: LOW BUDGET,
EAGLES FACE TOUGH FOE
EAGLES PLAN TO CKASH TIGEFS" HOLY DAY
NCCU OPENER MATCHES OLD FRIENDS
EAGLES FALL DESPITE RE CORO-S ET T I NG NIGHT
EAGLES" NUHRERS ADD TO CONFIDS'SrE
EAGLES FLY, BUT NOT QUITE TO VICTORY
MASSEY'S SUMMER LESSON LEARNED
SOME FAGLFS WILL CELEBRATE HCECQUING VS.
EAGLE AIR SHOW HITS CHARLOTTE
EAGLES TAKE TO THE GROUND IN TRAPPING THE BEARS.
EAGLES' OFFENSE DISCOVERS TIHFLY RUNNING ATTACK
EAGLES HEAVY FAVURITE VS. ST. PAUL'S
MONTGOMERY AT CENTER OF EAGLES' GOOn FURTUNE
EAGLES AT HOME AGAINST SAINT "AUL'S
EAGLES SOAR TO NEW LOWS AS FLAGS WAVE IN <,Z-1S WIN
FLAGS. FOOTBALLS FLEW AT NCCU
EAGLES OVERCOME REFS. ST. PAUL'S
BRIGHT LIGHTS WON'T KEEP EAGLES' EYES OFF TIGERS
EAGLES NO LONGER IN AWE OF TIGERS
GRAM8LING WARY OF 'WISER' EAGLES
MCNEILL FEELS EAGLES ARE READY
REMATCH MINUS LAST YEAR'S HYPE
EAGLES CAN'T GET OVER HILLISI, FALL TO TIGERS
GRAMBLING SWEATS OUT WIN VS. EAGLES
EAGLES' mission: ERASE "ISCUES, MISFIRED MISSILES
FAYETTEVILLE TESTS EAGLES IN NEW RULE
BFTHEA READY FO" 'HOMECOMING'
EAGLES' LINE DIGGING IN TO PROTECT HARVEY
DIVISION II PLAYOFF DRIVE IN EAGLES' EYE
COLLEGE FOOTBALL UNDER THE LIGHTS
EAGLES BREAK BRONCOS BEHIND CLARK. HARVEY
NCCU SCRATCHES NORFOLK
CLARK. HARVEY LEAD EAGLES' PARADE
CENTRAL. NORFOLK DROP GAME
NCCU. NORFOLK DROP GA"E
'THE SEASON': ONCE AGAIN, w- S STATE BATTLE DECIDES HOW FAR EAGLES FLY
CENTRAL NEEOS 'MAJOR' VICTORY
HAYES BACK HQME FOR BIG GAME
EAGLES' SENIORS POINTING tq wI NSTON-S ALEH STATE
EAGLES HOPE TO RAM W- S STREAK
COLLEGE FOOTBALL UNDER THE LI'HTS
RAMS POOT EAGLES. 22-21
EAGLES FIND LOSS HARD TO SWALLOW
LATTI^OPC: EAGLES WON'T GIVE UP AFTER LOSS
EAGLES' SCHEDULE SET
FRUSTRATED CENTRAL LOOKS TO COME BACK
AERIAL DISPLAY EXPECTFO DURING EAGLES' ENCOUNTER
EAGLES' YEAR ON LINE
HARVEY. EAGLES HAVE SIGHTS SET ON PLAYOFFS
EAGLES WANT REVENGE
NCCU PACK FRO" TWO WEEKS OFF
COLLEGE FOOTBALL UNDER THE LISHTS
EAGLES' DEFENSE TAKES STAND AS NCCU POPS VIKINGS, 31-1^
EAGLE 'D' PUTS DAMPER ON VIKES
RECORDS ASIDE. HANK WANTS EAGLES UP FOR BOWIE
NCCU HEAVY FAVORITE
EAGLES LOOK TO ADD TO BOWIE'S LOSING STREAK
LACKLUSTER EAGLES MUZZLE DOGS. 26-7
EAGLES LOWER SIGHTS. TAKE AIM AT FAST FINISH
HOMECOMING KEY FOR NCCU
N.C. CENTRAL'S GOOD HANDS PEOPLE
DEFENSE GRABS BULLS BY HORN I'l CENTRAL'S 20-10 TRIUMPH
EAGLES' DEFENSE COMING OF AGE
PRIDE. REVENGE ON LINE WHEN EAGLES HOST ACT
EAGLES AIM FOR AGGIES
BLACK CLEATS, NICKNAMES. HARD HITS
TIGERS BACK IN THE DRIVER'S SEAT
N.C. ACT -NCCU: EAGLES EYE STOPPING AGGIES
BATTLE OF QBS STRICTLY ONE-SIIEO. ; _ :
CENTRAL SNAGGED ON HUOK(ER) IN YEAR-ENDING LOSS
ACT SOLVES MUO. ROUTS CENTRAL
EAuLES' CLAPK A FOUR-TI"E ALL-CIAA PICK
WHAT'S REALLY THE PROELEM WITH NCCU FOQTQALL?
FANFARE: HARVEY A FINALIST
NORTH DAKOTA STATE OB WINS HA'LON HILL TROPHY
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. SPORTS. SOFTBALL
SEE ALSO SOFTBALL
WHITEVILLE STAR PACES NCCU
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. SPURTS HALL OF =AM£
NCCU INDUCTING SEVEN INTO SPQP TS HALL OF FAME
N.C. CENTRAL HALL OF FAME TO INDUCT SEVEN MEMPcRS
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. TOURING CHOIR
NCCU CHOIR SETS OUT ON NORTHEASTERN TOUR
N.C. CEREUBAL PALSY HOSPITAL
SEE LENOX BAKCR CERFBRAL PALSY « NO CRIPPLED CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL OF N.C.
N.C. CHILD ADVOCACY INSTITUTE
CUTS "AY HIT PROGRAMS FOR CHILDREN
POVERTY AFFECTING MORE AND "O^ E N.C. CHILDREN. SAY EXPERTS
STATE'S JUDGES POWERLESS WITH UNDISCIPLINED TEENS
PRESCHOOL CLASSES. N.C. EDUCATORS SAY. OFFER INVALUABLE START
N.C. CHILD DAY CARE COMMISSION
SEE ALSO CHILD CARE CENTERS. LICENSING REOUIREMENTS
DAY-CARE HOMES GET NEW RULES lu'' NO INSPECTORS
N.C. CHILD DAY CARE LICENSING POARD
SEE N.C. Child day ca°£ commission
N.C. citizens for business and indjstry
SEE ALSO ruSINESSES. N.C.
SEE ALSO industrial DEVELOPMENT. N.C.
SEE ALSO WE THE PEOPLE OF NORTH CAROLINA IMAGA2INEI
KENAN RECEIVES AWARD
DURHAM BUSINESSMAN GETS GROUP'S CITIZENSHIP AWARD
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
GRAVES TC HEAD nuSINESS GROUP
MAJOR TAX BATTLE EXPECTEU IN 1937 GENERAL ASSEMBLY
MARTIN URGES FLEXIBILITY ON BASIC EDUCATION PLAN
N.C. LOBBYIST WON'T OPPOSE BUSINESS TAX HIKE
LAWMAKERS BACK PEP. UNSURE ON MARTIN BOND PLAN
N.C. CUIL LleERTIES UNION
SEE ALSO AMERICAN CIVIL LIBERTIES UNION
PORNO LAW TO BE TOPIC OF FQRU'l
BANDS TO PROTEST OBSCENITY LAW
FORUM ON PORNOGRAPHY LAW SLATED
PANEL DEBATES N.C.'S NEW OBSCENITY LAW
•FLECTHONIC WARDEN' PROPOSAL CRITICIZED
HOUSE ARREST NOT 'FASCIST'
CIVIL RIGHTS SPEECH
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FORUM SCHEDULED ON ToeACCG AO^
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PANEL DEBATES CIGARETTE-AO BA>J c. rLC b Mi,nii
fs9;.£'V"-„k'2^'""'ES UNION DIRECTOR TO RETIRE NEXT YEAR
GRAHAV AWARD TO BE PRESENTED TO DURHAM MAN
N.C. CHOREOGRAPHY PRDject
SEE ALSO AMERICAN DANCE FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO CHOREOGRAPHERS
HOME-GROWN DANCE FLOURISHES AT ADF
CHANGES NOTED AT ADF
N.C. CLEAN AND BEAUTIFUL INC.
SEE ALSO KEEP N.C. PEAUTIFULi INC.
SEE ALSO LITTER
KEEP N.C. BEAI/TIFUL ANO N.C. CLEAN PLAN TO MERGE
N.C. CLOSEO JUNIORS TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS
SEE N.C. JUNIOR CLOSED TENNIS T? UR NJAMCNT
"'•'-?c9''?!-JX'9'^,i'"'*"^5T THE DEATH PENALTY
SEE ALSO ANTI-DEATH PENALTY
SEE ALSO DEATH SENTENCESt N.C.
Ill StiS ?^^Jt!T?EK^^"S^c^: "'■
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EXECUTION FOES "EG MARTIN FOR ROOK'S LIFE
N.C. COALITION FOR CHOICE
SEE ALSO ABORTION
MEETING TO AIR ABORTION ISSUE
"•'sErjtlJ'S^N^i^A^SlS'""'-'-' ■'-'- "*° t>ISABLED CHILDREN
PARENT IDEAS SOUGHT
N.C. COASTAL MANAGEMENT ACT
11^ ifl-fS COASTAL DEVELOPMENT, N.C.
^^S ^'•^J '^•f- COASTAL RESOURCES COMMISSION
S'f- ii^Jlfi £?2!'^Sc'S OISTRa: TING DANGEROUS
N.C. BEACHES NEED BETTER DEVELOPMENT
'^•C- COASTAL RESOURCES COMMISSION
SEE ALSO COASTAL DEVELOPMENT, N.C.
^Ef„*t50 '^•C. COASTAL MANAGEMENT ACT
SlyTH CAROLINIANS WARNED AGAIVST SEA WALLS
PFttSrT'kL?!?"'iI,l'^^'n°^l'-°'' ""(^^ ^0 RELOCATE RQAD
PERMIT DENIAL KILLS COASTAL DEVELOPMENT
N.C. CODE OF JUDICIAL CONDUCT
SEE ALSO ETHICS CODE
SEE ALSO JUDGES, N.C.
CAMPAIGN RULES MAKE PICKING JUDGES A GAMBLE
N.C. COLLEGE
SEE N.C. CENTRAL UNIV.
N.C. COLLEGE FOUNDATION
MORE LOANS AVAILABLE
• ??^uV,'f;„.5^y''E''^'> ""-'- BE ABLE TO BORROW
«5<, MILLION IN AID WENT TO STUDENTS IN '85 FROM N.C. COLLEGE CoUNDATinN
N.C. COMMISSION ON INDIAN AFFAIRS
SEE N.C. INDIAN AFFAIRS COMMISSION
''•'^' COMMISSION ON JOBS FOR ECONOMIC GROWTH
SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT, N.C.
SEE ALSO JOB TRAINING
AREA BUSINESS LEADERS NAMED T: JOBS PANEL
DURHAM BUSINESSMEN ON PANEL i-Anr-L
PANEL TOLD INDUSTRIAL RUSH OVER
DR. RICHMOND HEADS PANEL
"•'•s4Tia'i!;?."^oJ?fl?iHSJ'""*' ^' '"^ "•5- CONSTITUTION
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SEE ALSO NATIONAL CONGRESSIONAL CLU"
"maJt?S ^SkiJiCJV,""'"''''^' "N^«'"UTIaNS
??iJ'I^ CHOICE STIRS GOP FUSS
IT'S BACK. ..AND IT'S NOT HAPPY. (CARTOONI
N.C. CONSERVATION COUNCIL
SEE CONSERVATION COUNCIL OF N.C.
N.C. CONSTITUTION
SEE ALSO AMENDMENT 3
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SPONSOR SA»5 UNCEOTAI'J VOTEPS SHJULO REJECT ELECTIONS CHANGF
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3 STATE AMENDMENTS REASONABLE PROPOSALS
ELECTION 'a>): CONSTITUTIONAL IMRNDMENTS
THREE AMEND-ENTS APPROVED BY VOTERS
0':Mn(.PATS ELECTED IN ORANGE
COLLEGES. AIRPORTS AND SEAPORTS GET PERMISSION FOR TaX-fxfmPT BONDS
GOV. MARTIN LOSES alD TO OVERTURN LAW
UNC POLL: TAR HEELS FAVOR VETO POWER
POLL SHOWS SUPPORT FUR GUBERNATORIAL VETO
N.C. CONSUMER OROTFCTION DIVISION
SEE ALSO CONSUMER PROTECTION
LEGAL HELP IS AVAILiBLE TO HARASSED DEBTORS
N.C. CORRECTIONAL ASSOCIATION
•-UFFIH MONSTER' DESIGNED TO PROTECT PLUMBING
MS. MCLENOON TO HEAD GROUP
N.C. CORRECTIONAL CENTER FOR WOMEN
SEE ALSO PRISONERS, N.C.
SEE ALSO PRISONS. N.C.
SEE ALSO WOMEN, PRISONERS
BABIES BURN TO PRISON INMATES BEAR 'TERRIBLF
LEGISLATURE SHOULD LOOK AT PRISON PROBLFHS
N.C. COUNCIL OF Churches
SEE ALSO NATIONAL COUNCIL OF CKJRCHES
TUTU TO TAKE PART IN SERVICE AT DUKE ON SUNDAY NIGHT
CHANNEL 11 TO BROADCAST TUTU'S WORSHIP SERVICE
SOUTHERN BAPTIST MINISTERS WELCOME TUTU
SI1,7?1.1? COLLECTED CURING TJTU'S APPEARANCE
CHURCH COUNCIL WILL SPONSOR FORUM ON POLITICS, RELIGION
COUNCIL PREACHES TOLERATION I-J SCHOOLS
STATE COUNCIL OF CHURCHES CDN'^EMNS BOMBING OF LIBYA
SMIThfielD MaroR HITS HOUSING PROJE''T PLAN
COUNCIL OF CHURCHES HAS 6 I S SJ E S ON LEGISLATIVE AGENDA
CHURCHES LAUNCH HOUSING CRUSAOE
N.C. COUNCIL OF GARDENING CLUBS
SEE ALSO GARDENING, N.L.
GARDEN CLUBS UNITE TO BEAUTIFY DURHAM
N.C. COUNCIL OF STATE
WARREN HOSPITSL'S REQUEST FOR AID TO REOPEN DENIED
9-ACRE PURCHASE OK'O FOR ENO RIVER STAIF PARK
TOP ADMINISTRATORS SHOULD SACRIFICE TOO
COUNCIL OF STATE BACKS 20 PERCENT RAISES
MERIT FACTOR EXCLUDED IN GOVERNOR'S PAY PLAN
PAY RAISE dACKED for GOVERNOR, CABINET, COUNCIL
COUNCIL UF STATE SUED OVER PUILDING DECISION
LAWYERS FOR MARTIN, COUNCIL 0= STATE SWAP CHARGES
MARTIN LOSES VETO SUIT
JUDGE SAYS GOVERNOR CAN'T OVERRULE COUNCIL OF STATE
MARTIN TO APPEAL COURT'S DECISION ON HIS AUTHORITY
STATE WILL SPEND tlOO,OOD ON DISPOSAL SITE CRITERIA
N.C. COUNCIL ON AGING
SEE N.C. DIVISION OF AGING
N.C. COUNCIL ON DEVELOPMENTAL 015 A'> IL ITI ES
SEE ALSO DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIFs
SUPPORT IS CONNECTION
HUMAN SERVICES "ODEL PROGRAM c 39 DISABLED SET TO START AT RTp
GROUP AIMS TO UPGRADE SERVICE' FDR DISABLED
DAVIDSON Care for handicapped seeks funds
N.C. council on economic education
N.C. EDUCATORS STRESS BASIC ECONOMICS COURS'^S
N.C. COUNCIL ON ThF HOLOCAUST
SEE ALSO "THE HOLOCAUST"
STATE COUNCIL ON HOLOCAUST GETS TO WORK
N.C. COURT OF APPEALS
SEE ALSO COURTS, N.C.
COURT UPHOLDS JUDGMENT AGAINST DUNN
SENTENCE OVERTURNED ON NUMBER QF CHARGES
N.C. APPEALS COURT RULES ON DURHAM LARCENY CASE
SEN. ROYALL, HOMEOWNERS LOSE "MFRALD ISLE EFFORT
EMERALD ISLE WINNER IN RAMp-6=ACH CASF
193S MURDER CONVICTION OVFRTURNFO
NEW TRIAL QRUFREO FOR MAN WHO FOUGHT PULICE IN HIS HuME
PAYMENT FHR »ORK-CELATED EAR DAMAGE MAY SE EASIER
DISBARRED LAWYER LOSES APPEAL TO RECOVER LICENSE
COUNCIL OF THE BLIND LOSES FIGHT OVER BINGO
N.C. SUPREME COURT REVERSES ALAMANCF MAN'S CONVICTION
COURT DISMISSES SUIT OF HOSPITAL mimjgeR
COURT RULES ON INSURANCE, 3RD PARTIES
STATE COURT ORDERS NEW TRIAL IN ASSAULT CASE
COURT RULING BREAKS NEW L=GAL GROUND
ERROR--Nur SY"PATHY — IS COURT'S SEARCH
COURT QF APPEALS ORDERS NEW T'liL IN PERSON COUNTY SHOOTING DEATH
COURT SAYS INTENT TO DISCRIMINATE MUST "c SHOWN...
COURT REFUSES TO EXPAND LEGAL DEFINITION TO INCLUDE FETUS
APPEALS COURT UPHOLDS PERMIT = OR CANE CREFK
MURDE'' SENTENCES UPHELD
STANDING UP FOR TR UTm
COURT DECLINES TO REVIEW OVERTURNED CONVICTION
LANDOWNER UNSURE OF NEXT STEP IN FIGHT
BURLINGTON ZONING CASE SENT BACK TO C"URT
GREENSBORO JUDGE CHALLENGES I'JCUMOENT FOR APPEALS COURT post
COTTON "ILLS TOLD TO PAY MEDICAL BILLS
TOBACCO BAN AT SCHOOLS IS UPHELD
COURT UPHOLDS S3 MILLION JUDGMENT
HILLSBOROUGH MAN WINS SUIT
DURHAM MAN'S BYSSINOSIS CLAIM UPHELD
11-YEAR-OLD'S CONVICTION OVERTURNED
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11/02/B6
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8/07/86
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H/22/96
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12/36/86
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7
2/24/86
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12/18/86
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1/17/86
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1/17/86
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1/24/86
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2/01/86
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5/03/86
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5/10/86
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3/28/86
A
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11/12/86
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12/01/86
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5/27/86
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1/08/86
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5/16/86
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5/18/86
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5/21/86
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6/25/86
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6/03/86
7/13/86
7/15/86
12/26/R6
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1/01/86
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1/01/36
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1/21/86
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2/19/86
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3/19/86
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3/19/86
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4/J2/86
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4/02/86
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4/01/86
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6/11/86
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6/18/86
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6/18/86
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N N U A L
1/01/86
INDEX
lj/31/n6
SUBJECTS
l/o-J/ny
COURT ORDERS BENEFITS
J?Sc,S?f''L'"?r';i KfVItW 4CPEAL IN CANE CREFK CONDEMNATION CASE
LAliSUIT AGAINST JIM HUNT SHOULD HAVE BEEN DISMISSED, COURT RULES
TRAUMATIC CUSTODY FIGHT MAY B= COUNTY'S LONGEST ^-^UKi Kuuti
WHICHARD PLANS TO SEEK STATE SUPREME COURT SEAT
MRS. BILLINGS NAMED NEW N.C. CHIEF JUSTICE
?S£^ f9°.li''^- JUDGESHIPS CALLED LIVELIESl'lN HISTORY
APPEALS COURT UPHOLDS ARSON CONVICTION
ARSON CONVICTION UPHELD
1763,617 JUDGMENT OVERTURNED
hHICHARD UNRUFFLED BY MARTIN'S CHOICE OF REPUBLICAN JUDGES
PAROLEE BLASTS JUDGE WHO SENTENCED HIM TO i.A YEARS •'"""=^
APPEALS COURT UPHOLDS LAWS RULING BINGO
MOORMAN WINS APPEAL ON RAPE CONVICTION
MOORMAN WINS APPEAL; 12-YEAR SENTENCE STANDS
MORMAN DECISION IMPLIES RAPE VOT A SERIOUS CRIME
DANGEROUS PRECEDENT SET IN MOtlRMAN CASE
MRS. MORRIS, RETIRED JUDGE, DIES AT 6A
RETIRED COURT OF APPEALS JUDGE MURRIS
COURT SAYS DOT NOT NEGLIGENT IN AUTO ACCIDENT
NEW TRIAL ORDERED FOR BURLINGTON man
JUDGE OPDEKS MRS. BULLOCK TO 5EGIN SERVING SENTENCE
HIGH-POWERtO POLITICS NEW TWIW IN JUD I C I AL R ACES
MURDER CONVICTION UPHELD IN SPLIT VOTE
THURMOND CAMPJIGNS FOR BROYHILL AND COBEY
WOMAN GETS LITTLE HELP from U.S. JUSTICE SYSTEM
Z2 CONVICTIONS ARE OVERTURNED IN BRFAK-INS CASE
COURT OF APPEALS UPHOLDS CONVICTION IN KIDNAPPING CASE
MORE OPENNESS. NOT LESS, NEEDED IN N.C.
ORR WILL STAY ON COURT OF APPSALS
NORTH CAROLINA TOWNS BATTLE OVER ANNEXING SAME LAND
COURT OVERTURNS ONE OF LAWYER'S SENTENCES
EXUM, WHICHARD, WEBB TAKE OFFICES
BOARD ORDERED TO REVIEW TEACHER'S FIRING
COURT DENIES FOUR APPEALS
S''i''^15„??'^y^5^ ^° POSTPONE CtlBLE'S CERTIFICATION DENIED
N.C. APPEALS COURT UPHOLDS OBSCENITY LAW
N.C. COURT OF APPEALS, ELECTIONS
JUSTICES, JUDGES TO FACE OPPO'ITION
APPELLATE CANDIDATE INJECTS A RARE ISSUF
1^^^^,?"^^ "^f5 BALLOT FOR TJESOAY'S PRIMARY
JUDGE SARAH PARKER INCUMBENT, N.C. COURT OF APPEALS (ADl
INCUMBENT WINS APPEALS COURT^ACE "''I'tALi lAUl
DEMOCRATS PREPARE FOR COURT RACES
MERIT SELECTION OF JUDGES MAY GET NEW IMPETUS
WE CAN BE PROUD OF JUDGE EDDIE GREENE. IAD
2!oS9?,iI5„°9"I'**TE RACES FOR SUPREME COURT POSTS
MARTIN'S PLEAS GO UNHEEDED AS DEMOCRATS ELECTED JUDGES
N.C. COURTS COMMISSION
SEE ALSO COURTS, N.C.
REVISION OF JUDICIAL ELECTIONS URGED
LIMITS ARE PROPOSED ON BYPASSED APPEALS
N.C. CREDIT UNION COMMISSION
SEE ALSO CREDIT UNIONS
ED POPE REAPPOINTED TO COMMISSION
N.C. CREDIT UNION LEAGUE
SEE ALSO CREDIT UNIONS
SUPPORT RECEIVES THANKS
N.C. CRIMINAL JUSTICE TRAINING AND STANDARDS COUNCIL
sys::iM" 5gFS'L^'rwi^si§\'?ST?ifc^T^^«-^''""""'^^' ^^"^'^'"^^
N.C. CULTURE WEEK
SEE CULTURE WEEK IN N.C.
N.C. DANCE ALLIANCE OF DURHAM
SEE ALSO DANCE
WUNC GETS BENNETT 'AIRES' FOR BIRTHDAY
N.C. DANCE THEATRE
SEE ALSO DANCE
N.C. DEBUT FOR MOULTON DANCE
PERFORMING ARTS SERIES AT UNC OPENS OCT. 30
N.C. DAY CARE COMMISSION
SEE N.C. CHILD DAY CARE COMMISSION
N.C. DAr CARE LICENSING OFFICE
SEE CHILD CARF CENTERS, LICENSIMG REQUIREMENTS
N.C. DEATH PENALTY RESOURCE CENTFR
SEE ALSO ANTI-DEATH PENALTY
SEE ALSO DEATH SENTENCES, N.C.
•A LIFER': HAPPY LAWYER HAS JD B HE BELIEVES
N.C. OFBUTANTE BALL
SEE ALSO DEBUTANTES
ANNUAL DEBUTANTE BALL TO BE H^LO IN SEPTEMbFR
YOUNG WOMEN IN N.C. DEBUTANTE B«LL
DURHAM DEBUTANTE WILL ASSIST IN BALL
N.C. DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
SEE ALSO DEMOCRATIC PARTY, N.C.
SANFORD: 'DEMOCRATS PARTY OF COMMON S^NSE'
S?yj,J"^'*5°'' "URTS PARTY, WILTER TELLS N.C. DEMOCRATS
DEMDCRATS LESSEN INTERNAL BIC<ERING ut"JLi<Aii
5JS£'^S°i UNITY WILL PREVENT DEFECTIONS
DEMOCRATS FIND UNITY, LOSE PI?AZZ
DETERMINED DEMOCRAT HAKES POI'IT
N.C. DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COMMITTED
SEE ALSO DEMOCRATIC PARTY, N.C.
DEMOCRATS BACK WHICHARD FOR STATE SUPREME COURT
N.C. OEPT. OF ADMINISTRATION
STATE COULD GET 'PROTON BUSTER'
ASBESTOS REMOVED FROM STATE BJILDING UNDER RENOVATION
N.C. OFPT. OF AGPICULTURF
lii ?M2 .^'J' AGRICULTURAL FINAVICE AUTHORITY
SEE ALSO N.C. BOARD OF AGRICULTURE
SEE ALSO U.S. OEPT, OF AGRICULTURE
Psrr-/p'«"'-!""«°^?^^'« "^«=""o^'N-STPATOR
;!A^j^^M"U"SiM?S'!§'f^iAjiS°P§??'' ""'"' '" ^"^--"Sro
fSSm^JSJS IS?SS'R?T?'=^![;*hK"S' '=0LL0WED CROP'S HISTORY
LEGISLATURE PUTS STATE IN FARM-LOAN BUSINESS
FEDERAL JUDGE CLEARS WAY FOR N.C. PES T K I PE TP I AL
HAY, THANKS! THOUSANDS OF DONATED BALES OF HAY ARRIVED YESTERDAY IN N.C.
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DATE
7/U2/P6
7/05/B6
7/16/B6
7/20/66
7/2>,/n6
7/31/(16
3/01/n6
8/06/86
8/06/86
3/08/66
8/l3/°6
B/I<»/86
8/20/66
9/03/66
9/03/96
9/09/86
9/10/R6
9/12/66
9/13/66
9/17/66
9/17/86
9/13/66
10/15/66
10/2?/R6
10/30/66
11/13/66
11/19/66
ll/l'>/e6
U/21/96
11/26/66
I 1/26/66
11/27/66
U/27/86
12/17/86
12/17/86
12/17/86
12/31/36
2/JA/B6
3/10/86
5/0A/B6
5/04/66
5/07/86
8/06/66
8/06/96
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11/05/66
U/06/86
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1/24/86 U 9 N
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6/29/66 E 4
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7/13/66
7/13/66
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7/14/66
7/31/66
6/01/66
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8/31/86 C
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2/15/86 B
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4/12/86 C
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1/01/86
INDEX
12/31/n6
SUBJECTS
"AGE fO
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ALAMANCE OFFICIALS CALL TO GET HAY OISTRIBUTED
ECONUXIST: SOME FAR4Ei^S HURT, BUT NOT PRODUCTION SYSTEM
GOOnER GROWERS PUSHING PEANUTS
N.C. DEPT. OF COMMERCE
SFE ALSO U.S. OEPT. OF COMMERCE
COMMtPCE CHIEF EXPECTS SO-SO YEAR
STUDY SEES "PHANTOM JOBS" WITH NEW INDUSTRIES
GOV. MARTIN SAYS STATE'S ECONOMY GENERALLY SOUNO
MORE OEFENSE DOLLARS SOUGHT F:iR N.C. FIPHS
STATE OFFICE PROVIDES ANSWERS TO FOREIGN QUESTIONS
FEDERAL PANEL WILL TOUR DROUGHT-STRICKEN STATE
3 DURHAM GROUPS GET GRANTS
N.C. FIOMS URGED TO CONSIDER TRADE FAIR IN JAPAN
N.C. OEPT. OF COMMERCE. SECRETARY
STATE'S COMMERCE SECRETARY QUITTING
MARTIN 'TALKED WITH" BROYHILL ABOUT N.C. CUMMERCE POST
POPE APPOINTED CUMMERCE HEAD
POPE. BROYHILL NAMED TO STATE POSTS
N.C. DEPT. OF COMMUNITY COLLEGES AMD TECHNICAL INSTITUTES
SEE ALSO COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYST^^M
SCOTI URGES COOPERATION TO BATTLE EDUCATION CRISIS
PIEDMONT TECH SMALL BUSINESS CENTER PLANNED
PIEDMONT TECH RECEIVES JB.OOO GRANT FOR WOMEN'S PROGRAM
CFTI EYFS NEW FRAUD POLICY
N.C. DEPT
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GIVES SPACEY ANALYSIS OF DEPARTMENT
NT AUDIT CITES WEAKNESSES
ERVICES FOR INMATES
TOPPAGE AT CALEDONIA
OURSE
SAVING N.C. 11.8 MILLION
TRIP RIGHTS
LEGAL ACTION OVER PRISON CONDITIONS
SAYS HE WAS SET UP
CTER
FACED DEATH SENTENCE
OUT ON WORK-RELEASE
ING DONE ON PRISONERS
MINAL SERVICES
INMATES" MEDICAL FEES
HEALTH CA3E WITHOUT CONSULTANT
INAL JUSTICE REORGANIZATION
N.C. DEPT. OF CQRRFCTIONS, EMPLOYEES
SIX PEOPLE INDICTED IN '5EATIN'. OF TWO INMATES
FIVE Of SIX PLEAD INNOCENT IN BEATING CASE
PRISON EMPLOYEES WARNED AGAINST CURSING AND SLURS
N.C. DEPT. OF CRIME CONTROL AND PUBLIC SAFETY
SEE ALSO CRIME COMMISSION, GOVERNOR'S
SEE ALSO CRIME PREVENTION
AID IS SOUGHT FOR BATTERED WO^EN
SENTENCING OPTIONS MAY ADD EXPENSES
N.C.
DEPT. OF CULTURAL RESOURCES
CALL-IN SHOW SET
N.C. DEPT. OF ECONOMIC RESOURCES
SEE N.C. DEPT. OF NATURAL RESOURCES ANO COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
N.C. DEPT. OF EDUCATION
SEE N.C. DEPT. OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
N.C. DEPT. OF HEALTH
SFE N.C. HEALTH SERVICES DIVISION
N.C. OEPT. OF HUMAN RESOURCES
SEE ALSO BLIND
SEE ALSO JAILS, N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C. DIVISION OF
RULES APPROVED FOR PREGN
STATE OKS FUNDS FOR SEX
HELICOPTER SERVICE OK'O
BBB CHIEF ASKS PROBE OF
APPEAL PROCESS DELAYING
DURHAM WOMAN ON TASK FQR
DUKE'S KIDNEY SMASHFR RF
DUKE SEEKS REVERSAL OF L
GENERAL ASSEMBLY MAY OVE
USE OF KIONEY-STONE S"AS
GETTING DELINQUENTS PSYC
LACK OF ACTI VITI ES AND C
PREGNANCY PREVENTION PRO
PERSON COUNTY HOSPITAL W
HOUSE OKS BILL TO LET DU
DURHAM DAY-CAPE CENTER F
VACCINE MEASURE ENACTED
INSTRUMENT FALLS OFF PLA
OFFICIALS SEEK NEW PUBLI
STATE EXPANDS HEALTH SEP
DURHAM SOCIAL SERVICES R
PANEL TO INVESTIGATE WIL
5 NAMED TO FETAL ALCOHOL
WAY SEEN TO SAVE ON INMA
RADON SURVEY STARTS NEXT
STATE COULO SAVE ON HEAL
<. FROM DURHAM ON AIDS PA
BETHESOA RESIDENTS PUSH
ELIGIBLE FAMILIFS URGED
N.C. DEPT. OF HUMAN RESOURCES, BUDGET
MAHTIM'S BUDGET CUTS REQUEST ON PROGRAMS FOR METALLY ILL
KIRK SUPPORTS SLOCK GRANT APPROACH TO COUNTIES FOR SOCIAL SERVICE.
N.C. OFPT. OF HUMAN RESOURCES, DIVISION OF FACILITY SERVICES
DUKE MAY ADD h OPERATING ROOM";
DRUG-At)USE CENTER RECEIVES LICEMiE
STATE TO PRESS EFFORT TO CLOSE NURSING HOME
N.C. DEPT. OF HUMAN RESOURCES, DIVISION OF HEALTH SERVICES
SEE N.C. HEALTH SERVICES DIVISION
N.C. OEPT. OF HUMAN RESOURCES, DIVISION OF SERVICES TO THE BLIND
STATE STUPS SELLING CRAFTS MAOE BY 1LIN0
N.C. DEPT. OF HUMAN RESOURCES, DIVISION OF VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION
SEE ALSO VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION
VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION OFFICE OFFERS ASSISTANCE IN MANY WAYS
N.C. DEPT. OF HUMAN RESOURCES, DIVISION OF YOUTH SERVICES
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YOUTH SERVICES
ANCY OREVENTION PLANS
COUNSELING
FOR MFMORIAL HOSPITAL
FUND DRIVE
NURSING HOMF ADDITIONS, LEGISLATIVE PANEL TOLD
CE
QUEST FOU PATIENTS DENIED AGAIN BY STATE
ITH0T5 IPTER RUL ING
RTURN BAN ON CONTRACEPTIVES IN SCHOOLS
HER OF SERVcS OK
HIATRIC HELP PROVED FRUSTRATING
OSIS CITED IN NURSING BED CHANGE
GRAM GETS *30,000 AWARD
ILL APPEAL DECISION
KE USF KIDNEY-STONE MACHINE
INEO t 1,5D0
TFQRM AT DU PONT, CAUSES 'MELTDOWN"
C HEAL TH LAB
VICES IN THREE COUNTIES
ECOGN' ZED FOR INNOVATION. INITIATIVE IN 3 AREAS
LIE M CHARGES
SYNDROME PANEL
TES" MEDICAL FEES
WEEK IN SOD HOUSES
TH CA^E WITHOUT CONSULTANT
NEL
FOR S^WER SYSTEM
TO APPLY FOR FOOD STAMPS
S 7
1/ 0/86
A
1 7
1
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3/ 2/86
A
16
N
H ?
4/ 2/86
B
4
N
H 2
6/ 8/66
1
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6/ 4/86
A
3
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H ?
6/ 6/86
A
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6/28/86
A
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H 2
6/28/66
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H 2
7/10/86
A
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7/l')/B6
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W27
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8/15/86
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9/lR/e6
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9/0S/R6
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10/26/86
1
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H 2
11/21/36
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11/27/66
H
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H 2
U/20/86
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5/30/36
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6/U6/86
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H 2
12/0'./86
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S 2 3/07/86 C 1 N M69
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1/02/86
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1/25/86
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2/01/8t>
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S 2
2/06/86
c
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W62
H 1
3/01/86
c
N
S 2
5/07/86
A 1 =
N
H 2
5/31/86
c
N
C60
H 2
6/03/86
c
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C60
S 2
6/0<./B6
A I
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S 2
6/12/86
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H 2
6/15/86
c
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S82
H 1
6/2<./86
B
N
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6/27/86
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J 40
H 1
6/23/86
c
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H 2
7/02/86
B
N
X30
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7/08/86
A
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M06
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7/17/66
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H 2
7/19/86
C
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H95
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9/17/86
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H 2
9/20/86
B
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H 2
9/24/86
A 1
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H I
10/15/86
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10/16/86
A 1
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H 2
1 1/21/86
A 2
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H 2
I 1/27/86
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11/27/86
3 1
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S 2
12/23/86
A
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S 2
12/23/86
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12/25/86
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5/30/66
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11/21/86
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12/10/86
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HONTHLT/4
NNUAL INDEX
1/01/B6 - 12/31/86
SUBJECTS
Cage 6^1
1/Q<)/R7
Pr, L P rlYL
SEE N.C. DIVISIDN OF VOUTH SERVICES
M.C. DEPT. OF HU"AN OESOURCES. SECRETABY
BUTNEP BOARD SNIFFING AROUND FOR RIGHT DOG ORDINANCE
'''''SEE^ALSO°CHARlt'l'ES^^°"'"'^'' SHLICITATUN LICENSING flRANCH
SEE ALSO SaLICITuIr'' '^^' "'"^° '^""^^ °'' ''"'^° RAISING PROJECTS C SPONSORI
s^sl5:R'M?E^rR^?lr'!5e^^?ssr "' '°^'" ^"^'^.tor
'•'sFrSLSO°^A?^Sg?ius'5S'^?i'?{E5?JiJKTrS.?;"''°°"^ ''''' °'""°''
PERMIT ISSUED FOR WASTE
PUBLIC COMMENT NOT EXPRESSED QN INCIUERATOR
HAZARnOUS WASTE VIOLATIONS ON RISE
N.C. DEPT. OF INSURAN
SEE ALSO INSURANCE
MARTIN: N.C. FAC
GENERAL ASSEMBLY
LEGISLATURE WILL
LONG: DROPPFD Pn
INSURANCE COMMIT
LEGISLATURE TO T
STOPGAP IMSURANC
LAWMAKERS FIND S
LONG WANTS FIRMS
INSURANCE SILL P
LEGISLATION MAY
NEVFH SAY 'NEVER
LONG DELAYS NEGO
SURCHARGE ON YOU
LONG SAYS INSURA
INSURANCE DEPART
INSURANCE FIRMS
HAIL OF CRITICIS
SENATF CUMMITTEE
SALE OF HEALTH I
VOLUNTEERS WILL
INSURANCE INDUST
H 2 2/06/86 C 1
CE
ES CRISIS IN INSURANCE
INSURANCE SESSION MULLFD
HAVE SESSION ON INSURANCE
ILICIES "AY HE TIP OF ICFUERG
TEES GIVE BILL TENTATIVE APPROVAL
?'^lit!,''^l"''"^CE PROBLEM IN SESSION THIS WEEK
OLunON NOT SIMPLE°^^ '^ GENERAL ASSEMBLY SESSION OPENS
TO SOLVE OWN PROBLEMS
ASSES WITH EASE
BRING INSURANCE RATE HIKE
' AGAIN ICARTOONI
TIATIONS ON WMS
NG DRIVERS EY=0
NCE NOW AVAILABLE BUT CAN BF COSTLY
MENT AUTHORISES NFW FIRM
FILE COMPLAINT ABOUT N.C. TAXES
:M HITS TWO AUTQ INSURANCE PROPOSALS
VOTES TO STRIP LABOR DEPARTMENT OF DIVISIONS
NSURANCE TO ELDERLY UNDER SCRUTINY """^'""^
ADVISE ELDERLY ABOUT INSURANCE
RY HELD FACING CRISIS OF RESPONSIBILITY
N.C. DEPT. OF INSURANCE. COMM I S SI o'l £R
.^"f ''„E?VZ925 "^'^'' '^E»RI'■'G ON INSURANCE-PREMIUM HIKES
^;C. PgCTHRS ASK HEARING IN I>ISURANCE FIGHT
?.',tL^??P'^5'^5.S'^''^ AUTHORITY FOR INSURANCE COMMISSIONER
in,^y?'L'9,6.'^"'" ^>''*^i SAFEGUARDS FUR CONSUHFRS
HOUSE PANFL RAISES STAKES IN INSUOANCE DEBATE
I9"GH=R AUTT INSURANCE REGULATION CONTEMPLATED
?M?Ml;.Jy"l-'i^S TOWARD TIGHTER INSURANCE RULES
,'niySf^^? '^75I'„'^°T ■fORT REFQJ.vl, CONCERNS TAR HEELS. SENATOR SAYS
LOBBYISTS: INSURANCE FIRMS COULD BE FORCED OUT 3cr-i«iu bAri
?n>JfAc?tSlf,L?2''R,*yl"C"<''^'' ''O' INSURANCE COMMISSIONER
iO»'ili^lOHiK'% POWER. JURY-AWARD CAPS INCREASED
llSJf VJ^FrSot'^lciliSSEJ^ED AUTHORITY ON AUTO INSURANCE
?cI^;tn'^'^S ^^"^ REFORM TO INSJRANCE MEASURE
f.^.^Mj!.;?'^?"*'^^ ""-L TO LIMIT COURT AWARD
INSURANCE CHIEF GETS GREATER AUTHORITY
N.C. DEPT. OF JUSTICE ■ "
SEE N.C. JUDICIAL DEPT.
N.C. DEPT. OF LABOR
?..1E^I!^,!"?'"'5 WILL RE PRESENTED IN ROXUORO
UNC OFFICIAL SAYS 8 UNAPPROVED COOLERS INDISPENSABLE
¥jL-, ^t^.J^S^? TRADE-SECRET RUL'^ FOR HEALTH REASONS
TEEN BUS DRIVERS CONCERN LABOR SECRETARY
ilSSJI 'TgS?^'^I^Dlf?IEr^AL'°W^J5';Atfii^' DEPARTMENT OF DIVISIONS
PLANI IN FRANKLINTON HONORED FOR SAFETY
N.C. DEPT. OF LABOR, APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAM
SEE ALSO APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO GRAY WORKS INC.
??S52'ncS2^'kg,Ji'^^''E''"'ED CRAFTSMEN, APPRENTICES
STATE DEVELOPING NEW APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAM
N.C
DEPT. OF LABOR, MINE AND OUARRY DIVISION
HOWARD NAMED TQ STATE POST
N.C. DEPT. OF MOTOR VEHICLES
SEE N.C. DIVISION OF MOTOR VEHICLFS
N.C. OEPT. OF
SEE ALSO G
SEE ALSO L
SEE ALSO N
QUALITY
STATE OF
RHODES W
DURHAM
NUCLEAR
OFFICIAL
BURLINGT
HOUSE TO
POLITICA
N.C. '•It
NATURAL
LEGISLAT
NATURAL RESOURCES AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
ROWTH MANAGEMENT PLANNING
AND USE
.C. MAIN STREET PROGRAM
MAIN CONCERN OVER N.C. WATER
A.N^s'liiTiS^^^SE?'F5^0'cHiSEF'''*'""''= ^^^'^ "^«
g5Sp'^?l'Ti"?JiLM%g^STlD^^^ut-*^°
S..^tX voluntary watershed plan WON'T WORK
ON TO SEEK LESSENING OF PENALTIES IMPOSED BY STATE
GOV. martin: DON'T USE 17 PATROL T ROOPERS FDR SECUR I TY
u ^Mn2r''f?i'Jljn°'' "^EUD CAST SHADOW OVE R ' BE S T ' ENO FF STI VAL
H AMONG STATES IN SPEMOING FQR ITS PARKS i-traiiVAL
RESOURCES OEPT. FINES UNC-CH 112,700
ORS ANGERED BY PARKS MONEY USE
N,
C. DEPT. OF PUBLIC HEALTH
SEE N.C. HEALTH SERVICES DIVISION
N.C. OEPT. OF PUBLI
SEE ALSO EDUCAII
SEE ALSO N.C. an
PUBLIC PREKIND
RULE MAY WORK
NEW VERSION OF
TEACHER AIDES
PHILLIPS: STAT
CHAPEL HILL-CA
CONTROVERSY OV
LT, GOV. JORDA
PRESCHOOL EDUC
MAVRETIC PLAN
OUTRAGEOUS PAY
1A35.P MILLION
ELIMINATING JO
FORMER LEGISLA
STATE TRAVEL P
TRAVEL EXPENSE
STATE AUDITOR
CENTRALUEO TE
SCARBOROUGH JO
C INSTRUCTION
ON
ARD OF EDUCATION
ERGARTEN IDEA STILL ALIVE
HARDSHIP ON ADULT BUS DRIVERS
TEST SEEN LIKELY tn REDUCE SCORES
TALKING BOYCOTT OVER NEW RULE
LSSSy-O FUND 01 Y CARE FOR <.-YEAR-GLDS
?§"?Rn;.?VK!:','?c?,92^9'-5 second, third in per pupil spending
f, ■■fSy'^'n^'*' CENTERS HURTS HIRING PRACTICES
.rfn^.^rt^i'" FAILURE RATE ON TEACHER EXAM POINTS UP CRISIS
ATION FOR HANDICAPPED STIRS QUESTIONS "'"^ "'' ' ■< I i 1 b
"hike ''"'- '^'^- FDUCATION A HlGH-PROFILt LEADER
SPENDING BILL -IITS MAJOR ROADBLOCK
8 WOULD HAVE SAVED EVEN MORE
TOR MAY GET PAY RAISE
OLICIES TO BE RE-EXAMINED
ABUSE UNWORTHY OF EDUCATORS
TO BROADEN MOTEL BILLS PROBE
ACHER PAYROLL SCRAPPED
INS CHILD FOOD PROGRAM
G GROUPSI
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2/0S/F6 C
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3/lD/(16 A
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2/ll/'16 t.
1
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3/27/B6 A
1 3
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6/I6/B6 A
17
H
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2/04/R6 A
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H 2
2/05/86 A
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2/06/86 A
1
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H 2
2/08/R6 A
8
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H 2
2/13/86 b
3
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H 2
2/17/86 B
1
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H 2
2/18/66 A
1
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H 2
2/18/86 A
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2/18/86 A
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2/19/P6 A
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5/09/86 A
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5/15/86 B
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H 2
7/10/B6 C
9
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8/24/96 C
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9/17/86 B
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H 2
11/07/86 A
20
N
S 2
3/27/86 C
6
N
H 7
3/28/86 C
N
H 2
6/10/86 B
N
H 2
6/10/86 C
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H 2
6/12/86 B
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S 2
6/12/86 C
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6/13/86 U
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6/20/86 C
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H 2
6/21/86 C
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6/28/86 A
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H 7
7/01/86 A
16
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H 2
7/16/86 C
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4/17/86 B
1 N
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5/21/86 C
I N
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6/15/86 C 1
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7/05/86 C
1 N
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7/10/86 C
9 N
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9/01/86 C
3 P N
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10/30/86 P
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11/19/86
11/27/86
6
1 I
S 2 6/17/86 A
1/15/06 A
1/21/86 B
8
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1/23/86 A
1 6
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2/22/86 A
6
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3/28/86 A
1 6
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3/28/66 b
N
1 40
6/18/86 C
N
Kh8
6/21/86 C
7/09/86 C
N
M97
7/13/86 C
5
M97
9/30/86 C
3
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11/14/86 A
1 7
N
H
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1/21/86
A
10
N
H
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3/03/86
r
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580
H
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3/18/86
h
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H
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3/22/86
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H
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4/15/86
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1 7
N
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H
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4/27/86
A
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S
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5/05/66
A
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N
H
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6/07/86
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S
7
6/10/06
A
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7/07/86
A
3
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7/10/86
A
4
1
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7
7/12/86
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7
7/16/86
A
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8/20/86
h
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N
H
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9/17/86
M
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9/18/86
A
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F
H
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9/19/66
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H
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10/01/66
H
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10/17/86
D
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1/01/S6
I M 0 S X
IJ/3I/B6
SUBJECTS
>a:;c 63^
UNC STUOr Oi'OPS CUTTING 0"= APPROVAL PROCESS
EOUCATOPS AOvnCATE LOGIC IS CJRRICULU"
FArETTEVILL? STATE PROGPAX'S : £8 T I F IC A 1 1 ON REVOKED
STATE FINALLT MAKING EDUCATION UISH LIST
N.C. DEPT. OF PUBLIC riSTKUCTI^JN, "un&ET
see also schoils. n.c.t wjoget
controvfrsr over education centers hurts hiring practices
n.c. dept. of pu'^lic instruction, "division of sc"ool planning
study un'der xay on schools he5g=^r in fri'4klin
n.c. dept. of public instruction. superintendent
harti'i backs education board appointment of superintendent
senator accuses martin of ren=ging
panel fails to agree on school leadership
change urged in education lsatership
house rejects senate education "ill
jordan to push f0= education loard changes
phillips to leave state education post in '69
governor should pick school superintendent
end superintendent's election
appoint the superintendent
state superintendent urges board to reco.nsioer reorganization plan
n.c. dept. of revenue
see also internal revenue service
see also n.c revenues
see also n.c. state auditors office
see also taxes. n.c.
state offers help qn tax retlpns
lojer interest rates called a plus for n.c.
N.C. TREASURE": falling INTERFST PATES TO BENEFIT STATE. FEDERAL GOV.
DEADLINE "ERE; RETURNS AVALANCHE BUILDING
CITY. COUNTY TAX COLLECTIONS LISTED
CHAIRMAN OF VANCE A<^C BOARD REAPPOINTED
SALES tax: COUNTIES "CLIPPING RIGHT ALONG'
INTEREST ON UNCLAIMED HONEY USED TO MAKE LOANS TO NEEDY STUDENTS
N.C. DEPT. OF SOCIAL SERVICES
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY BOARD OF SOCIAL SERVICES
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY OE»T. OF SOCIAL SERVICES
SEE ALSO N.C. SOCIAL SERVICES COMMISSION
SEE ALSO WELFARE REFORM
MORE WELFARE WORKERS ARE NEEDED. REPORT SAYS
KIRK: WELFARE DEPARTMENTS KEE»INC MISTAKES OOMN
N.C. DEPT. OF TRANSPORTATION
SEE ALSO BETTER TF ANSPOR TA T I ON =
SEE ALSO N.C. BOARD OF TRANSPORT
SEE ALSO N.C. DIVISION OF AVIATI
SEE ALSO N.C. DIVISION OF HIGHWA
SEE ALSO N.C. TRANSPORTATION IMP
SEE ALSO N.C. URBAN IRANSPORTATI
SEE ALSO TRANSPORTATION
SEE ALSO US 501
GRANVILLE BOARD REVIEWS ROUTES
REPORT: CARRBORO ROADS OVER CA
PANEL PEGS DOT NEEDS AT S2D0 »
SUPR£"E COURT TO REVIEW CREST
SILLY ROSE PROUD TQ HAVE SERVE
DOT CONTRACTING OUT SOME WORK
COUNCIL DEBATES BUS-LINK IDEA
TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT 'FIX
STEGALL NAMED TO HIGHWAY POST
STATE DOT NAMES DIVISION ENGIN
FUNDING MAS WRONG
PLANNER SAYS PYPASS COULD BE w
DOT OFFICIALS OPTIMISTIC ABOU^
AIRPORT, RAILROAD USER FEES Ey
CREEPING TRIANGLE TRAFFIC PRO"
N.C. OFFICIAL SAYS IT08.<.63 AV
DOT EXPECTS SAVINGS OF SI MILL
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT EXPRESSES
RED MILL ROAD WORK DEPENDS ON
RCAO WORK POSSIBLE BEFORE '88
CLEARING THE RECORD
LAKE ORANGE LAND OFFERED TO CO
TRANSPORTATION GUIDE UPDATED
ROADS ISSUE COULD AFFECT STATE
SOME I-'O WORK BEHIND SCHEDULE
SHE'S GLAD TO SEE 501 WIDENING
LITTER GRABBER ARRIVES
LITTLE KNO.N PUREAU FILEOS R EO
TEER: DURHAM SHOULD PUSH ROADS
MEETIVGS BEING HELD ON TRiNSP"'
PERSON TO SEEK FEDERAL AIRPORT
CANDIDATES SUBJECT TO ALL QRDt
CONTRACTS LET FOR ROAD PAVING
PUBLIC HEARING SLATED ON RED "
NEW SECTION OF 501 TO OPEN TO'^
LIST OF HIGHWAY NEEDS GETS BO'
AREA COUNTIES PREPARING PRIORI
RED MILL PLAN DRAWS SUPPOPT an
FCUR-LANING OF U.S. 1 SECTION
HEARING ON RED MILL ROAD PROPT
TREYBURN FIGHT CONTINUES TO BO
AGENCIES OUESTION RED MILL PRO
WALKER, ET AL, VS. STATE IN CT
DOT ANNOUNCES PLANS TO PAVE 7
PAVING PLANS DISAPPOINTING
STATE TO IMPROVE INTERSECTION
MOUNTAIN COUNTIES HIGH IN HIGH
TRANSPORTATION USURPING STATES
DARE ACCUSES STATE OF DOAGGING
HEARING SET ON GUESS ROAD
GAME MAY FIND N.C. HIGHWAYS MO
DOT TO OPEN BIOS ON U.S. 6<. W"
STATE FLASHES A 'STOP' LIGHT T
NOISE. SAFETY CONCERNS CITED I
DOT MALTS CHAPEL HILL TRAFFIC
GUESS ROAD WIDENING WILL make
MARTIN. JORDAN UNVEIL HIGHWAY
TRIANGLE PUS SYSTEM CRANKING J
ROAD REOPENS
WALKER. OTHERS RECEIVE tRS.OQo
STATE TO SHORTEN ROAD PLAN Tl"
COURT SAYS DOT NOT NEGLIGENT I
RULING EXPECTED SOON ON tNVIRO
STUDY DECISION "AY BE NEAR
TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT OK"
TRAFFIC AUTHORITY IS RECOMMEND
TRAFFIC MEETINGS TO CONTINUE
ROAD STUDY TO BE PRESENTED AT
CARRBORO CKS MAIM STREET WORK
N.C. AGENCY WILL STOP RANKING
OR N.C, INC.
ATION
ON
YS
ROVEMENT PROGRAM
ON POLICY TASK FORCE
FOR OXFORD LOOP
PACITY
ILLION
ST. LEGAL FEES CASE
0 PUBLIC
TURE' PLANNING To RETIRE
EER
lOENEO Early
PROGRAM
EO
PTS STUDY
AILABLE FOR TPANSPORTATION
ION
CONCERN OVER TREYBURN ROAD
MONDAY, DOT CHIEF SAYS
UNTY
S RIGHT-OF-WAY PROCESS
BUT PROJECT IS CLOSING HER GRILL
UESTS FROM MILITARY
RTATION PLAN
GRANT
NANCES, TOO
ILL ROAD WORK
AV
RO'S BACKING
TIES FOR HIGHWAY MEETING WEDNESDAY
D CONCERNS
PUSHED
SAL DRAWS YEAS, NAYS
IL
JECT'S EFFECT ON WILDLIFE
URT QN LAND SALE PRICF
PERSON ROADS
WAY FUNDS
• RIGHTS
FEET ON RRIDGE PLANS
RE HOSPITABLE
RK
0 TRAFFIC PLAN
N GUESS ROAD PLAN
PLAN
AREA SAFEP
FUNDS DEAL
P
LAND SETTLEMENT
E SPAN
N AUTO ACCIDENT
NMENTAL STUDY
PA">TNEPSHIP ON CONNECTOR
EO FOR TRIANGLE AREA
MEETINGS
INTERSECTIONS
P n
DATE
S 2 ll/l?/n6 C 13
S 2 11/27/B6 F J
H 2 12/06/66 B 6
S 2 12/23/R6 A 5
S 2 5/05/86 A
H 1 3/26/R6 C
H
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3/lR/n6
A
7
H
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3/23/'<6
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1 /11/B6
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1 /2l/e6
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A
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12/01/66
A
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12/05/R6
b
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s
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1/23/96 A
3
N
s
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3/19/P6 C
IPS
H
3/20/66 A
6
N
H
2
<./15/06 6
A
N
s
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5/l'>/96 C
7
N
H
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H
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B/07/n6 5
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N
1 <.r
H
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11/29/86 A
9.
N
H 3
H 2
5/21/66 C
9/27/B6 B
H 1
1/07/85
C 1
N
H50
H 3
1/08/66
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N
910
M 2
1/09/66
A 19
N
S 2
1/13/86
A 1
N
H 2
1/24/86
C 16
P N
H I
1/2A/66
» 1
N
S 2
l/29/'!6
C 1
N
M60
S 2
1/31/86
A 13
P N
S 2
2/13/85
3 1
N
H 1
2/15/66
C 1
N
S 2
2/2A/96
A 4
E
H 3
3/06/86
B 1
N
XIO
H 2
3/13/85
8 1
N
L40
H 2
3/15/86
C 15
p N
H 2
3/18/86
C 1
N
L40
H 2
3/21/=6
b 5
N
H 2
3/21/85
3 5
N
H 2
<./01/86
C 1
N
•<97
H 2
4/01/66
C 3
N
S 2
4/01/85
C 1
H
M06
H 2
4/D'/86
A '
N
H 3
4/J2/»0
B 1
N
MIC
H I
4/03/65
8 3
N
S 2
4/08/85
A ■;
J
H 2
4/09/86
3 3
" N
"81
H 1
4/10/86
A 11
P N
S80
H 2
4/23/85
A 12
N
H 2
4/28/85
A 2
N
497
S 2
4/29/35
A 1
N
J82
H 1
4/30/66
C 1
■J
HOC
H 1
5/05/85
C 1
N
5 8"
S 2
5/07/85
A 4
E
H 2
5/10/86
C 1
N
045
H 7
5/13/85
A 10
N
H '
5/13/86
B 1
N
H 2
5/13/86
e 1
N
X84
H
5/13/86
u 1
N
S30
H 2
5/15/86
s I
N
M97
H
5/15/86
D 1
•1
S80
S 2
5/15/86
C I
N
"Qh
S 2
5/16/86
A 1
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-05
H 2
5/17/96
C 1
N
M97
H 3
5/17/66
C 1
P N
MIO
H I
5/21/85
C 1
N
H I
5/2?/86
b 1
N
S 2
5/25/85
C 1
N
H 2
5/26/85
B 4
N
H 2
5/06/85
A 4
L
H 2
O/07/B5
6 10
N
S 2
5/13/P6
C 1
N
M69
H 2
5/15/86
3 9
N
H 2
5/17/85
A 12
N
H 3
5/20/86
B 1
•i
MSI
S 2
6/20/65
C I
n
(•oo
S 2
5/21/86
A 13
N
S 2
6/23/85
A A
=
S 2
5/25/85
A 1
N
S 2
7/16/=5
A 1
»j
J 82
S 2
7/19/85
A 1
P P
F70
H 3
9/27/85
C 1
N
■^2 7
H 2
9/13/85
A 9
N
H 2
9/17/85
e 2
N
H 2
10/10/85
B 1
1
■497
S 2
10/10/35
A 9
N
H 2
10/12/85
C 5
N
H 2
10/14/86
C I
N
J 35
5 2
10/16/86
A 13
N
H 2
10/19/85
C 9
N
H 3
10/22/86
C 2
N
K5S
H 2
10/23/P5
D 5
N
MONTHLY/4
NUUAL INDEX
1/01/66 - U/31/R6
SUBJECTS
PAGE 6=3
1/0Q/P7
SUGGESTION WINS EMPLOYEE J5.0T0
?ySt,'£^!^^S"^ ''° 1*^°" ABOUT BAD INTERSECTIONS
JSi'?,0"E«: PAY MORE TO ASSUR? flYPASS WORK
rJnJf Sm J9'f,'-r"^''«J?5'*S;OKf'>''IOfJ OEPARTMENT DIES
?°^?'H?yR'f^G''TS-e?°fN'";u\:;:M'^ '° "'''^ ""^ ^^""^ ^^-^^^
AIRPORT BOARD TO PROTEST NO OVERPASS
AIRPORT AUTHORITY WANTS TO IMPROVE INTERSECTION
RED MILL ROAD DECISION MAY BE MADE NEXT YFAR
SIERRA: RED MILL PLAN TOP PRIIRITY
Slf^ti'J'SD "'■"''E''^ 5TATE OVE^ U.S. 70 INTERCHANGE
HEARING MONDAY ON WIDENING I -f 5
TOWN OKS II MILLION TO SPEED 50A0 WORK
N.C. 16 BLOCKED BY ROCKSLIOE
g^f 'CI,*'-iJ";?''LE TO FIX ROAOS WHERE DANGER LURKS
n^lE^SSf^J^'lLiSE^f??""^ ^^ -»'
^'n J'^^^tl'" "»'' f"^" HIGHWAY, 3 PARKS
1-85 christmas tree shouldn't be removed
1^a£: reception is rude for management expfrt
company earns 1500,000 sonus for finishing bridge
N.C. OEPT. OF TRANSPORTATIGN. BUDGET
SFE ALSO HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION. COSTS
SEE ALSO N.C. HIGHWAY FUND
MARTIN SAYS HE WILL STUDY RDAO REPORT
CAMERON EXPECTS GAS TAX INCREASE
s;5jrp»'B5rsiS£?''3rhAr?Ai Kr^'"" '"""" ■"* ^"^^ gasoline tax
MARTIN FACES ROUGH RIDE ON ROAD FUNDS
MARTIN HIGHWAY PLAN IS BALANCED APPROACH
MORE ROAD MONFY NEEDED, STUDY SAYS
Scc??I.r'91LlP„E'"'^'''-f5 OF T'lAMGLE ROAD PROBLEMS
^FGi§^'tolrlE5E7T PASf■SF"iSA^^T^^ts'S!8i;u'^L'li°'' "^ ""■"-" """^
HOUSE APPROVES STATE TRANSPORTATION BUDGET
HIGHWAY FUND VICTORY FULL OF IRONIES
N.C. OEPT. OF TRANSPORTATION, EMPLOYEES
TWO FORMER N.C. OF F I C I AL S LO S^ APPEAL TO COURT
COBEY GETS STATE TRANSPORTATION POST
COBEY APPOINTED DEPUTY TRANSPORTATION SECRETARY
N.C. OEPT. OF TRANSPORTATION, SECRETARY
TRANSPORTATION DEPUTY SECRETARY TO RETIRE
BILLY ROSE PROUD TO HAVE SERVED PUBLIC
N.C. OEPT. OF TRAVEL AND TOURISM
SEE N.C. DIVISION OF TRAVEL AND TOURISM
N.C. OEPT. OF TREASURY
SEE N.C. DEPT. OF REVENUE
N.C. DETECTIVE AGENCY
COMMISSIONERS AGREE TO HIRE GJARD FOR JUDICIAL BUILDING
"•'sE^^v^^s%^^yEV'^pS^^??rinfiiL"??FFS"°"'"^ "°^«'"
g^0^"? ^f2s"'?!\Sg?A^l5E''??R^;tc"ES°?oJ'^J!i^L°Er^ ^° '' '^' '^ '''
WAKE AGENCY FIRST TO JOIN MODEL PROGRAM
N.C. DISTINGUISHED CITIZENS AWARD
SEE ALSO AWARDS
N.C. MEDAL AWARDED TO MILITARY MAN
N.r. DIVISION OF ADULT PROBATION AND PAROLES
HI iV5H i'^- l'"<ril-E COMMISSION
SEE ALSO PAPULE
REPORT PROPOSES CRIMINAL JUSTICE REORGANIZATION
N.C. DIVISION OF ADULT SERVICES
REPORT PROPOSES CRIMINAL JUSTICE REORGANIZATION
N.C. DIVISION OF AGING
SEE ALSO AGING
III Stig ^^KFoR^'^rTliFN^'""'^ ''''' l-E"'""'^; IN RETIREMENT
NCCU SEEKS TRAINING FOR WORKS'S OVER 5<.
N.C. DIVISION OF AVIATION
^^f,H?9 l^:£*.OEPT. OF TRANSPORTATION
b!JIt! = J''2,"^.''y''^*" FILEDS RE-3UEST5 FROM MILITARY
MILITARY FLIGHTS WORRY WILDLIFE REFUGES MANAGER
N.C. DIVISION OF COMMUNITY ASSISTANCE
PLANNER: TOWN WOULD PROFIT FROM " ANNEX AT IONS
N.C. DIVISION OF CONSUMER PROTECTION
SEE N.C. CONSUMER PROTECTION DIVISION
DIVISION OF EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT
?TiTi'^E5c''b!'1nE'^'* lO-MILE AREA HIGHLIGHTED BY DETAIL ON HOMES
Irnlu ?5?„?'f^2E "'^'-f "* COORDINATING RESPONSE TO NUCLEAR PLANT
STORM SPURS REEVALUATION OF STATE EVACUATION PLANS ''LANl
HURRICANES NOTHING TO BE TAKE^ lIgHTLY
DATE
10/26/fl6
II/03/B6
11/04/86
U/0A/R6
U/05/fl6
1 1/D5/R6
II/06/n6
U/10/n6
ll/l')/B6
11/2J/P6
11/25/116
11/27/86
11/30/86
12/08/86
12/12/86
12/16/86
12/17/86
12/l')/86
12/1'5/B6
12/l<f/86
12/27/86
M97
W82
■'06
"81
J8?
W82
H 7
1/0O/B6 A
1 ■)
N
H 2
'1/03/86 A
8
N
H ?
<,/lB/86 A
1 ' N
H ?
4/18/86 A
1
N
S 7
<./18/86 A
1 P H
■*06
H 7
'./22/R6 A
4
F
H 7
<,/2'?/86 C
3
M
046
H 7
'./29/B6 C
3
M
H 7
6/18/86 a
?
N
H 7
6/l'3/86 A
1 1
N
04*.
H 7
7/15/P6 A
1 1
S 7
7/27/86 C
3
J
H 2 4/22/86 A It
H 2 12/16/86 C 3
H 1 12/17/86 C 3
H 2
H 2
1/16/86 A 6 N
1/24/86 C 16 P N
S 2 11/1 1/86 C 1 N M06
H 2 7/13/86 C 11 N ^^9^
S 2 7/15/86 A 3 N
H 2 7/17/86 B 5 N
H 2 10/12/66 C 4
H 2 12/20/86 A 12 N
H 2 U/20/R6 A 12 N
S 2 10/21/86 C
H 7 4/28/86 A ? N "97
H 2 7/13/86 C 1 M N "97
H 3 1/23/86 a 1
N.C. DIVISION
SEE ALSO E
SEE ALSO N
STATE OE
OFFICIAL
GE SPILL
AIR-QUAL
STONE AP
BUSINESS
3RD FORK
BURLINGT
ENVIRON"
RELIEF E
N.C. SCR
AIR POLL
PITTSBOR
STATE LE
AURORA R
LEAKING
OF ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT
NVIRONMENTAL PROTECTHN
N^Es^^i:iS?S"'EFiKVY"?S-^?,';?irToS°^?,S51}°"
ITY RFPORTS AVAILABLE
PEALS SEWER DENIAL EOl CAMP
HIGHL IGHTS
CREEK SAID UNP0LLUTE1
O'I'S FINE REDUCED BY STATF
ENTAL POLICY CONFUSING SAYS REPORT
s'Tu^riifiJij R^iJiR'^ris?^"'''"- '"""^^ ^"'-'-" '=-^-^-5
yriON INDEX SETS MARK IN DURHAM
O'S SLUDGE GOING NORTH
cJmcil!''2?:2°I.fJ'^'= AGAINST COMPANY
^li?^I:'J^,'^E"' "^'^^ "'LI- THREATEN JOBS
STORAGE TANKS RAISE WORRIES OF WATER POLLUTION
H 2 6/28/06 A IMG
DISASTERS H 2 6/28/86 A IMG "97
S ? 8/19/86 A ION
S 2 8/20/85 A 4 E
"•'sE^'Kili^^O^Is^g?^^^ RESOURCES
AREA CHARRED BY SPRING FIRE SHOWING SIGNS OF LIFE AGAIN
S 7
2/13/86
A
N
S 2
2/13/06
H
■JH?
H 2
7/03/86
H
N
"97
S 7
7/19/86
A
N
S 2
3/01/66
A
N
■106
H 7
8/09/86
A
1 1
N
S 2
H 1
9/06/86
9/13/86
A
r
N
'J
T35
H 2
10/18/86
A
10
N
H ?
11/12/86
B
N
"97
S 7
12/06/85
A
N
"06
H 7
12/17/85
r
N
H 2
12/18/86
B
N
L90
H 7
12/23/86
H
N
046
H 7
12/25/85
P
N
H 2
12/29/85
B
N
N
•C. DIVISION OF HEALTH SERVICES
SEE N.C. HEALTH SERVICES DIVISION
M 2 12/25/86 B
N.C. DIVISION OF HIGHWAYS
HONTHLY/A
INDEX
SUBJECTS
PAr,E o5<.
1/39/37
STATE LEANING AGAINST RED MI LL IMPACT STUDY
N.C. DIVISION OF MARINE FISHERIES
SEE ALSC SEAFOOD INDUSTRY
FISHERMEN'S CATCHES BRING MORE -ONEY
UO-FOOT BARGE SUNK TO FORM ARTIFICIAL REEF
HOUSE TO GOV. MARTIN: DON'T USE 17 PATROL TROOPERS FOR SECURITY
BLACKENED REDFISH CRAZE WORRIES COASTAL OFFICIALS
N.C. DIVISION OF MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES
SEE ALSO MENTAL HFALTH
FORMER HOSPITAL DIRECTOR SAYS FIRING WAS POLITICAL
N.C. DIVISION OF MOTOR VEHICLES
SEE ALSO AUTO REGISTRATION
SEE ALSO LICENSE PLATES
SEE ALSO MOTOR VEHICLE STICKERS
OFFICIALS SAY THEFT RING SOLD CARS IN FOUR STATES
BACKLOG OF AUTO TITLES CAUSES WAITING PERIOD
STATE AUTO INSPECTORS FAIL TESTS
CHECK OF AUTO INSPECTORS TURNS UP LOT OF VIOLATIONS
MOTOR VEHICLES AGENCY EXPECTS BACKLOG TO LAST SIX MONTHS
KIDS ID CARDS PROGRAM FAILS AT STATE OMV
BREATH TEST PROMPTS SUIT
WAKE LEADS IN 198? TRAFFIC FATALITIES
3-STATE VEHICLE THEFT RING "JRTKEN UP BY AUTHORITIES
INTERSTATES STUDIED FOR SCHOOL -BUS SAFETY
ILLEGAL ALIEN DRIVER'S LICENSE BAN IS CALLED UNENFORCEABLF
WRECKS PROMPT CITY TO INSPECT TRUCKS
DRUG SEARCHES BEGUN AT WEIGH STATIONS
N.C. DIVISION OF PARKS AND RECREATION
SEE ALSO PARKS. N.C.
CAN COMMUNITY SERVICE SAVE PARKS?
LEGISLATORS LET DOWN STATE'S PARKS AG'IN
MASTER PLAN. FUNDING SOURCE URGED FOR STATE PARKS
GOODBYE SUMMER, HELLO WORLD... BABY SEA TURTLES FIGHT FOR SURVIVAL
N.C. DIVISION OF PRISONS
SEE ALSO N.C. DEPT. OF CORRECTIONS
SEE ALSO PRISONS, N.C.
RULE CHANGE MAKES MORE INMATES ELIGIBLE FOR WORK-RELEASE
N.C. DIVISION OF PURCHASE AND CONTRACT
SEE ALSO N.C nuDGET
N.C. OFFICIALS EYE BUY-AMERICAN LAW
N.C. DIVISION OF TRAVEL AND TOURISM
SEE ALSO TOURISM, N.C.
SEE ALSO TRAVEL, N.C.
RECORD «<,.5 BILLION SPEND DURING 19«i5 BY STATE'S TOURISTS
TOURISM SPENDING UP 10% FROM 19f)<,
GOOD WEATHER. LOW GAS PRICES 3RING SUMMER TOURISTS TO N.C.
STATE'S BED C BREAKFASTS, COU^ITRY INNS BURGEONING
8 WELCOME CENTERS HELP SELL STATE
ADS TO PROMOTE N.C. WIN AWARD
N.C. DIVISION OF WATER RESOURCES
SEE N.C. WATER RESOURCES DIVISION
SEE WATER RESOURCES, N.C.
N.C. DIVISION OF YOUTH SERVICES
SEE ALSO ADOLESCENCE
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, STATE SERVICES
SEE ALSO N.C. DEPT. OF HUMAN RESOURCES
DURHAM JUDGE NIXES JUVENILE RAPIST'S RELEASE
N.C. EASTER SEAL SOCIETY
CLUB IS STARTED FOR STROKE VICTIMS
DURHAM MAN TO COMPETE IN ■:ASI;R seal marathon
SOFTBALL MARATHON BEGINS TODAY
GROUPS FORMED TO AID POLIO VICTIMS
N.C. EASTERN REGIONAL GIRLS' TRACK AND FIELD CHAMPIONSHIP
SEE ALSO PREP TEAMS, TRACK (BOYS AND GIRLSI (SEE ALSO HEADINGS FOR EACH
SEE ALSO TRACK
ELLIS, HILLSIDE TAKE EASTERN TRACK
N.C. ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BOARD
SEE ALSO ECONOMY, N.C.
' PnpE APPOINTED COMMERCE HEAD
N.C. EDUCATION ASSISTANCE »UTHORITY
SEE ALSO STUDENT LOAN PROGRAM
GREEN ON EDUCATION PANEL
N.C. STUDENT LOANS BUCK NATIONAL TREND
N.C. EGG COOKING CONTEST
SEE ALSO FGGS
STATE EGG COOKERS COMPETE TUESDAY
IN SEARCH OF EGG-CELLENCE
N.C. EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO FEDERAL EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY
CITY REGINS PLAN IN CASE OF HARRIS PLANT ACCIDENT
COURT OKAYS OUASA POWER TO TAKE LAND
N.C. EMPLOYMENT SECURITY C0MMI$SI0>4
SEE EMPLOYMENT SECURITY COMMISSION
N.C. ENERGY POLICY COUNCIL
SEE ALSr U.S. DEPT. OF ENERGY
PANEL RECOMMENDS WAYS TO USE '^XXON REBATE
ENERGY COUNCIL SHOULD WAKE UP, WARM UP
ENERGY PROGRAM SEEKS LONG-TERM lENEFITS FOR LOW-INCOME CONSUMERS
N.C. ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT COMMISSION
SEE ALSO N.C. DIVISION OF ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT
USE OF JORDAN LAKE URGED AS DRINKING WATER SOURCE
RALEIGH'S REQUEST ABOUT FALLS LAKF HELD 'NOT FEASIBLE'
RADIOACTIVE WASTE INCINERATOR PLANS RECEIVE SETBACK
WATERSHED RESTRICTIONS, FINES PROPOSED
WATERSHED PROPOSAL CRITICIZED
VITAL JORDAN LAKE: ITS WATER HAS BECOME KINGPIN IN GROWTH...
APPLICATION RESUBMITTED FOR BLADEN INCINERATOR
NEW RULES TO PROTECT SHELLFISH WATERS
APPEALS COURT UPHOLDS PERMIT FOR CANE CREEK
COMMISSION SAYS POWER PLANT MUST HAVE 'SCRUBBERS'
PANEL RECOMMENDS LIMITS ON TA<ING WATER FROM LAKE
PANEL REJECTS REOUEST FOR PEAT MINING PERMIT
COUNCIL ASKS JORDAN DAM PLANT DELAY
TOP COURT WON'T REVIEW APPEAL IN CANE CREEK CONDEMNATION CASE
STATE ADOPTS PEAT MINING RULES
BURLINGTON TO APPEAL STATE FINE
GOVERNOR REMOVES 2 EMC MEMBERS BEFORE CONTROVERSIAL VOTE TOMORROW
TWO DEMOCRATS OUSTED FROM ENVIRONMENTAL COMMISSION
S 2 7/15/et, C 1
H 1
H 2
H ?
S 2
5/29/n6
6/29/86
8/27/86
1
22
H 2 5/n/R6 C 14
H
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B
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3/12/86
H
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3/20/R6
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3/21/86
A
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3/27/R6
A
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6/23/86
H
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7/12/86
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7/18/86
B
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7/31/86
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lO/l'./a6
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10/23/86
11
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S
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10/30/86
A
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2
11/09/86
L
6
S 2 8/06/86 C 13 J
S 2 8/07/86 A ■; J
H 2 d/24/86 C 3 N
S 2 9/0<./86 D 1 P F
H 3 8/27/86 C 1 N X32
H 2 3/22/86 A 10 P N
H
1
3/06/86
f
3
N
s
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<,/25/R6
H
S
N
s
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5/13/86
A
6
N
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6/29/86
11
9
N
s
2
e/D2/06
c
1
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H
2
11/29/86
A
10
N
H 2 3/20/86 A 1
2/20/86
3/09/86
6/21/"6
9/25/86
H 2 5/18/86 B
S 2 12/01/86 A 1 P N
S 2 3/0'./86 A 3
S 2 12/29/86 A 1
? 6/U5/n6 c ?
2 6/19/86 C 1
S 2
S 2
6/05/86 A 1
7/04/86 A 1
H 2
12/12/86
A
^4
N
5 2
12/15/86
A
4
S 2
12/30/86
A
4
L
H 2
1/17/86
H
1
N
H 1
2/11/86
B
1
N
140
H 2
2/14/06
A
N
H 1
2/14/86
B
/
N
H 2
2/22/86
r
N
1 40
H 2
3/16/86
A
N
1)46
H 2
3/19/86
B
:
N
H ?
3/27/86
f.
1 1
N
H 3
4/02/86
H
1
N
X 11
H ?
4/11/86
H
1
N
1 40
H 2
4/15/86
A
8
N
M97
H 2
5/03/86
A
; 2
H
H 2
6/17/86
I.
1
N
M9r
H 2
7/05/86
(
^
N
H 2
7/13/86
»
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N
H 2
B/10/R6
r
1
N
S 7
9/10/86
r
\
N
H 2
9/11/86
U
7
N
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■UIMMkWU^^^^
M0NTHLY/4NMU4L INDEX
1/01/86 - l2/3t/R6
REGyLarroNS adopted to protect shellfish beds
BR40SH4W IS BACK ON COM«ISSIO>J '^'-'-'-'i" "tU5
^,*NEL MAY ACT 0^ LAKE WATER 4LL0I"ENTS
5?^°fe^'^^0^^'^lu?rp!JgL\rSl4R^?N°0"?Sttr'°^
SUBJECTS
P4'",e ovj
l/0<)/')7
N.C. EXTENSION H0MEM4KERS
SEE ALSO EXTENSION H0MEM4KERS.
FROM DEATH, LIFE CAN C01E
DURHAM COUNTY
N.C. FAIR SHARE
STATEWIDE CITIZENS' LOBBY PLANNING FOR BROAD APPEAL
N.C. FARM miKCiu
III A'ti8 syssjs i"oTnr. '.r.k'',hT,t,' E^E-^^'"- °"'CE
SEE ALSO FARMERS. N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C. AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION SFRUTrF
FARMERS TO GET FINANCIAL fioUINE SERVICE
^»^?,2 = fS!(9'^''IS ^'I'S TASK FORCE EFFORT NOT ENOUGH
•NUMBERS' HELD HIDING IMPACT OF N.C. FARM rorcic:
MARTIN: TOBACCO PROGRaA REBOUnBinG CRISIS
N.C. FARMERS HOME 40M IN I S TR AT ION
SEE ALSO FARMERS. N.C.
511 ^|-5S FARMERS HOME ADMINISTRATION
SEE ALSO N.C. FARM BUREAU
MORATORIUM ADVOCATED ON FARM ■= ORECLO SURF S
1?itJ2''l'i'i i^, yseo ON FiRM FJRECLJSURES
N.C. FARMWORKERS COUNCIL
SEE ALSO FARM WORKERS
•I MILLION SOUGHT TO EDUCATE 1IGRANT WORKERS' CHILDREN
'•'• aS^^SE^'sS^HyiMe^GSy? ^°"' «SSOCIATION .CHARLOTTE. N.C.
BANK BRANCH TO BE SOLD
''•'';c^^?f?i''i°'' '^F REPUBLICAN WOMEN
^^? Jk5P REPUBLICAN PARTY, N.C.
2 FROM DURHAM ELECTED TO POSTS BY GOP WOMEN
N.C. FEDERATION OF WOMEN'S CLU3S
111 Jtl3 etiliAS'SoSSS'r?[5i''°''*' ''°"''"' ^^"«5
WOMEN'S CLUBS HELP MANY CAUSES
N.C. FIRE COMMISSION
SEE ALSO FIRE DEPTS., N.C.
ME8ANE MAN TO LEAD FIRE COMMISSION
N.C. FISHERIES ASSOCIATION
WALLACE WINS N.C. FISHERIES ANNUAL AWARD
N.C. FOLKLORE SOCIETY
SEE ALSO FOLKLORE
CHARLES KURALT: 'N.C. IS MY HOME'
N.C. FOREST RESOURCES CAMP
SEE ALSO FORESTS. N.C.
MS. HOGAN ATTENDS N.C. FOREST CAMP
N.C. FOREST SERVICE
gS^N^hSme"" """'' '°° ACRES.. .PART OF EFFORT TQ RfOUCE HAZARDS
N.C. FORUM
QUALITY DAY CARE IS NEEDED IN STATE
''■'^SE£°ALs5^iEALfH''c5RE"'"^'^^ ""'-^*' ""^ PROGRAMS
HEIGHTENED AWARENESS LEGACY OF LAST YEAR'S HEALTH VOTC
N.C. FOUNDATION FOR ARTHRITIS
SEE ALSO ARTHRITIS
TOP SELLERS
N.C. FOUR-A BASKETBALL TOURNEY
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E L Y
DATE C PG L P f^YL
A N
<• N
I N
Mg7
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3 N
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N.C. FREEDOM COUNCIL
SEE FREEDOM COUNCIL OF NORTH CAROLINA
'**'-;cE"^P,£'^? CHILDREN AND FAMILIES
SEE ALSO CHILDREN. STATE SERVICES
SEE ALSO FAMILY STRUCTURE
MARTIN ANNOUNCES CREATION OF FUND TO AID VICTIMS OF CHILD ABUSE IN
N.C. GAS CHAMBER
SEE GAS CHAMBER
N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY
■11 ^h52 ELECTIONS. N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY
^ !r?'f^2 Si^f?"'- 'SSEMBLY CHORUS
.*£II°V_y6«fS UP ON SEPARATION OF POWERS
= .„„„, ...,„ -'STRICTIONS
NG EXEC. POWER
H ? 9/13/n6 B
H 2 9/13/(16 B
H 2 10/09/06 B
H 2 12/l2/»6 B
S 2 12/U/86 A
H ? 12/25/66 8
S 2 12/3D/B6 C
H 2 l/2R/a6 B 1 T N B30
H 2 10/17/86 A 16 M
H 2 10/11/86 BIN
H 2 10/30/86 A 20 N
H 2 12/09/86 A 9 P N
^ 1 12/10/P6 A 17 N
S 2 2/14/86 C 3 N
H 2 2/15/86 B i. N
S 2 6/23/86 A 2 N
S 2 9/26/86 C n P N
H 2 10/29/86 H 5 N
H I 11/25/86 C 1 N
H 2 8/29/86 A 10
H 2 6/24/86 B 5
H 2 7/06/86 C 13
S 2 5/06/86 A 9 N
S 2 12/11/86 A 6 o N S27
H 3 1/04/66 8 5 N
H 3 12/14/86 C 3 N
S 2 11/06/86 D 4 P N
S 2 3/28/86 C 5 N
H 2 1/26/86 8 6 N
H 2 5/23/86 A 14 P P
H 2 8/24/86 0 S 0 J
H 2 2/16/86 B 1 N •> 30
5 2 11/04/86 8 6 P P F70
SCHOOL!
H 2 3/15/86 0 1 N H41
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lii;
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S 2 9/10/86 A 1 P N
SFE^^F?S'-»,*?^-??t?' ADJOURNMENT
uucl-,^?. J^jC. GENERAL ASSEMBLY. OPENING
^^^M.J^^J <^2 "°"E GOVERNOR CAN LEAiE
LAWMAKERS ADJOURN AFTER LONG SHOOT SFS<;inni
ASSEMBLY ADJOURNS ON NOTE OF FRIENDSHIP °
"•f-iENERAL ASSEMBLY. BLACK CAUCUS
SEE N.C. BLACK LEADERSHIP CAUCUS
''•'ld''illo'etliny^:c^y'^ LEGISLATORS
III Ml Si"?^?cf J^lS^tsS5f'f|u?3^""^ -° POLITICIANS
"lLJ^J\^G^SLil§^^?57ER!^'S5Er^al RUNOFF LAW
N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY. BUDGET
H 2
5 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
1/29/86 B
2/01/86 A
3/18/86 A
9/06/86 A
11/11/86 C
11/14/86 A
1 /18/86 A
10
N
E
N
P N
J
•1 L9D
J
H 2
S 2
H 2
7/01/86 A
7/16/86 A
7/17/86 A
9
1
1
N L40
N
N L40
H 2 6/01/86 C 1
HONTHLV/A
N N U A L
1/01/06
I N 0 E X
li/31/86
SUBJECTS
SFE ALSO N.C.t BuncET
SUSOLUS GETTING INAOEOUATE?
N.C. aOVISas* BUDGET OANEL FACES LOSS OF POWER
Legislative leaders want -cre cnMxuNicATinN on buog^t
NAME CHANGE UNLIKELY TO AFFFCT .poRK "APREL'
GOVFfJOR WILL, TRY TO -EFT REOIEST FOR BUDGET PLANS
LEGISLATOR PUTS EDUCATION BEFORE ROAOS
RAMSEY SAYS BILL MOULD KILL 3JDGET CJMMISSinn
LEGISLATIVE SECRET OF HAPP INES S-- SPENDI NC
PANEL RECEIVES REPORT ON PRIS:.< OVc'C°OHOING
SPANGLE" FOR OUT-OF-STATE TUUIOJ 30:1ST
ADMIN! STRAIIOn OFFICIALS ENDCB SE MARTIN'S BUDGET
SPANGLER HANTS HIT.HES BUDGET = OP ACADEMIC SALARIES
POLITICAL FOOPER EXPECTED FRQ-l LEGISLATIVF SESSION
GENERAL ASSEMBLY'S SHORT SESSION LONG 3N SIGNIFICANCE
COMPUTERS GIVE OUICK ANSWERS TO BUDGET QUESTIONS
SOMF HOPE 'SHORT' SESSION WON'T !JE A FULL-COURSE LEGISLATIVE CE4L
MARTIN, LEGISLATIVE LEAOERS h:PE FOR LESS HOSTIL I TV THIS SESSION
DURHAM LEGISLATORS SEE LONG SESSION icisiui
ASSEMBLY, GOVERNOR: DELIBERATE, DON'T FIGHT
MARTIN STANDS BEHIND HIS PRISON. HIGHWAY PROGRAMS
INSURANCE LIABILITY TOPIC AS SESSION OPE.S
ROAD FUNDS, TEACHER PAY NEED TOP PRIORITY
LEGISLATURE CONVENES To GRAPPLE WITH ROAD FUNDING, STATE BUDGET
HIGHMAY PACKAGE SHOWDOWN COULO COME EARLY NEXT WEEK ''UUOLl
HIGHWAY PACKAGE DIVIDED BETWEEN COMMITTEES
BILLS SEEK MONEY FOR LOCAL PR''JECTS
JORDAN WANTS TO END LEGISLATIVE SHORT SESSION
tS5J5!:'I°''5,'^^'''^'"'^- ''0 """-E ?ILLS SEEKING MONEY FQR LOCAL PROJECTS
SURERSUB VIEWED DIFCERENTLY BY J PARTIES .-"'--.. ..Jjcv-.j
ASSEMBLY CRIMPING HIGhnAY FurO NEEDS
LEGISLATIVE PANEL OKS $<• 1 5 "ILLION IN SPENDING
PAY RAISE BACKED FOR GOVERNOR, CABINET, COUNCIL
APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE APPRIVES SEVERAL PROVISIONS
SENATORS GET ALLOCATIONS FQR PROJECTS IN DURHAM ARES
tl^i5!;iI"Ji,^'"'-'^'"E'' ^° APPROVE MONEY FOR UNC CONFERENCE CENTER
SENATORS GET ALLOCATIONS FOR 'ROJECTS IN ORANGE AREA
SENATE VOTES EQd highway funding PACKAGE
SENATE COMMITTEE OKS DURHAM, TRANGE funds
CLEARING The record
NO. 31 N.C. could advance TO ^6TH IN TEACHER SALARIES
LEGISLATIVE SHORT SESSION LOOMS LONGER
BUDGET PROVISIONS ADVANCE AMID SJMf GRUMBLING
t2 MILLION FOP NCCU ADDED 10 N.C. BUDGET
•S^S" t"<E ''■'"■ ""'' LOSE CHANCE TO RECEIVE SI "ILLION from STATE
BUDGET AUTHORIZES 12TH DURHAM MAGISTRATE "-ciur, ^u-. i.aie
COMMITTEE DIVIDES HIGHWAY FUNDING PACKAGE
STATE MONEY BUDGETED FOR LINCOLN CENTER
N.C. BUDGET PPOCESS SAME OLO SQNG AND DANCE ROUTINE
HOUSE LEADEPS STUNG BY PROPERTY TAX VOTES
RANK-AND-FILE DEMOCRATS IN STiTE HOUSE HAVE MESSAGE
HOUSE APPROVES 5<,35.9 MILLION SPENDING BILL
DURHAM PROJECTS GST HONEY FRO" STATE
REP. PULLEY PRAISED FOR HOSPITAL EFFORTS
i?IJ^r2e"itk',??r5''I''2""' ^"-l- ""^5 MAJOR ROADBLOCK
WATKINS REOUcST HOLDS UP "uDGET
LEGISLATURE PUTS STAT? IN FARM-LOAN BUSINESS
N.C. <.'Sth among states in spending for its Parks
HOUSE ENDS STALL, OKS BUDGET
HOUSE APPROVES STATE TRANSPORTATION BUDGET
LEGISLATURE ENACTS BUDGET SUP»tEMENT
HOUSE OKS MORE TROOPERS
SENATE ENACTS STATE BUDGET SUPPLEMENT
f5'5°^*,t^^'-'-EGES, PARKS INCLUDED IN BUDGET BILL
CONTROVERSY MARKED ASSEMBLY- S BUDGET
J^nly'ttS^^S^''''''*'- 'ECEIVES G'ANT FOR HELICOPTER SERVICE
SHORT SESSION CHALLENGED TRADITIONAL POWER BROKERS
"I''^'*."'^ SOUGHT TO FINANCE PARKS; ENTRY FEES SCORED
JORDAN, RAMSEY DEVELOP PLANS FOR BUDGETING
MARTIN "AY RE OFFENDING EXECUTIVE PORK BARREL
CHATHAM, VANCE USE OF MONEY RAPPED
2* SEEN AS TOP Raise fo» n.c. employees
2'5I!;* ^^"S PANEL'S AOVICE IN SETTING BUDGET PRIORITIES
MARTIN DOUBTS EDUCATION PLAN TO GET FULL FUNDING
N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, CAFETERIA
BUSTLING STATE LEGISLATORS NO LONGER WILL HAVE TQ WASTE TIME WAITING.
N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, CLOSING
SEE N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, ADJOJRNMENT
N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, Committees and subcommittees
^^f^iV^S "rCj.OFNFRAL ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATIVE STUDY COMMISSION
ACTION HEATS UP ON SEPARATION OF POWERS
LEGISLATORS GET what TmEY REOJESTED. pay DEARLY FOR IT
PANEL URGED TO SAVE BLOCK GRANT PROGRAM
LIMITS ON VACCINE LIABILITY aJESTIONEO
SUPfflSUB VIEWED DIFFERENTLY BY 2 PARTIES
LEGISLATIVE PANEL OFFERS PRIM" Example OF OVER- TNOULGENC E
PRISON, COLLEGES, PARKS INCHPEO IN BUDGET BILL
REPUBLICANS FIGHTING HAPD FOR 16TH
WHILE SAVING Their powder against 'Gang of b'
EX-MAVOR SEEKS SENATE SEAT; hunt, royslL are INCUMBFn
J9«0AN, RAMSEY DEVELOP PLANS = OR BUDGETING
V,'i-\-ll I9?r,"^^^S'?;^l ''°'' Chapman of finance Committee
MILLER EYED FOR SEAT ON FINANCE PANEL
Furi.'RF ROLE OF N.C. BUDGET GROUP UNCLEAR
STATE HOUSING FUND LOOKS FOR ^-ONEY
PLANS WOULO RAISE NUMBER ON MEDICAID
MEDICAID CHANGES BEING CONSIDEREO
N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, COMPUTERS
SEE ALSO COMPUTERS
SEE ALSO N.C, COMPUTERS
COMPUTERS GIVF OUICK ANSWERS TO BUDGET OuESTIONS
N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, DEMOCRATIC LEGISLATORS
SEE ALSO DEMOCRATIC PARTr. N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATORS
MOST AREA LEGISLATORS PLAN TO SEEK RE-ELECTION
DEMOCRATS SAY MARTIN STEALING CREDIT '='■'=>-""''
?I?';eS high in 19»6 N.C. LEGISLATIVE RACES
LEtjISLATORS LEARN PUBLIC RELATIONS GAME
POLITICAL FODDER EXPECTED FRO" LEGISLATIVE SESSION
YOUNGER LEGISLATORS CHAFE UNDER OLD GUARD'S RULFS
PARTISAN POT SHOTS ENDING
DEMOCRATS DETERMINED TO SHED GOLIATH ROLL V. oavIO ImaRTINI
g=2:5ERA?i'it!ME°^7g"sENlElV ^"'^ "^"'^ have MESSA^i
DEMOCRATS HEARING OF Treatment of martin
DEMOCRATS GAIN Two N.C. HOUSE seats. Two senate SEATS
NEW LEADERS TO EMERGE IN '87 "SESSION ^c-i.ii: SEAii
^3'„9I'*I''"'- ■ASSEMBLY TO RESEMOLE '85 LEGISLATURE
DEMOCRATS WILL GET OVER MARTIN'S OPPOMtJoN
BARNES-HARRINGTON CLASH DIVIDES N.C. SENATE
N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, ELECTIONS
TS
l/OP/07
S
I T
N E
E
L Y
P D
DATE
C
PG
L P
BYL
5 '
1/01/R6
A
-
H 2
1/25/36
A
N
H 2
3/0<./e6
B
P N
S 2
3/n/96
A
E
H 2
3/2'/e6
c
N
046
H 2
<./ll/»6
A
N
H 2
5/16/P6
A
N
S 2
5/1R/F6
3
J
H 2
5/21/16
A
N
H 2
5/22/86
A
N
L40
H 2
5/22/P6
A
N
S 2
5/22/86
c
N
H 2
5/23/R6
c
N
S 2
5/23/B6
c
J
S 2
5/3->/B6
A
J
H 2
6/Ul/l>6
A
C N
X97
H 2
6/03/R6
A
J
S 2
6/0^/flt
A
N
MQh
H 2
6/05/e6
A
c
S 2
6/U5/R6
A
D ,;
S 2
6/05/Po
A
N
S 2
6/05/S6
A
c
H 2
6/3fi/«6
A
N
X97
H 2
6/12/06
A
N
H 2
4/13/86
c
N
046
H 1
6/17/B6
c
N
046
S 2
6/17/86
A
J
H 1
o/l9/n6
c
N
046
H ?
6/23/"6
e
O -J
H 2
6/24/86
A
E
H 2
6/2<./i>6
A
13
N
H 2
6/25/86
A
'1
H 2
6/26/06
A
21
N
H 2
6/27/86
B
N
046
H 2
6/27/86
e
H
W27
H 3
6/27/86
B
N
046
H 2
6/27/86
A
14
N
S 2
6/27/86
A
13
N
H 2
6/28/06
A
N
H 2
6/29/86
c
N
H 2
6/30/ot
c
N
H 2
7/01/06
A
N
H 2
7/02/06
B
N
046
H 2
7/02/56
B
N
046
H 2
7/02/Bt
B
N
H 2
7/02/06
6
N
H 2
7/03/06
o
N
S 2
7/03/06
A
18
J
H 2
7/0<./B6
A
1 7
N
L40
S 2
7/07/O6
A
J
H 2
701/06
A
12
N
H 2
7/1 1/P6
a
N
H 2
7/12/86
C
P N
H 2
7/12/66
D
N
H 2
7/13/86
C
N
046
H 2
7/13/06
c
N
H 2
7/13/86
c
N
M97
H 2
7/15/86
A
N
046
H 2
7/15/06
A
11
N
S 2
7/15/86
A
N
S 2
7/15/06
c
J
H 2
7/16/86
t
•)
H 2
7/17/86
A
17
N
S 2
7/17/R6
c
N
H 2
7/18/86
A
N
S 2
7/10/86
c
J
H 2
10/18/86
c
N
046
S 2
U/06/S6
c
J
S 2
11/10/86
A
12
J
H 1
U/15/Oo
c
N
046
H '
11/15/86
A
N
H 2
12/04/06
D
P N
S 2
12/04/86
A
1
N
5 2 9/12/06 A
H 2
1/29/86
B
'I
S 7
6/03/66
A
J
H »
6/11/06
D
N
H 7
6/11/06
1,
N
1 4P
H 7
6/23/06
8
P N
S 7
7/J8/06
A
1
H 7
7/17/96
A
1 '
N
H 7
10/26/86
A
P
"46
H 7
0/26/86
A
J
"46
H 7
1/02/06
11
N
S 7
1/06/06
r
J
H 2
2/06/86
h
N
046
S 7
2/08/06
1
N
S 7
2/10/06
r
I
S 2
,2/13/06
A
1 1
1
S 2
12/23/86
A
N
H 2
12/25/06
c
l>
N
S 2 5/30/06 A
H 7
1/04/86
B
1
N
046
M 7
1/26/06
A
6
N
046
5 7
2/17/86
•i
(
S 7
3/11/06
1 0
1
H 7
5/23/86
9
N
5 2
5/27/06
1 7
I
H 7
6/02/86
4
c
M 1
6/10/06
3
1
S 2
7/07/86
5
1
H 7
7/19/06
4
c
S 7
9/08/86
6
1
H 7
11/07/86
6
N
S 7
11/17/86
6
1
S 7
11/19/96
in
1
S 7
11/19/86
1 0
1
S 2
12/10/86
11
J
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MONTHLY/A
N fj U A L
1/01/66
INDEX
IJ/31/H6
SUBJECTS
P 0
"AGE 617
1/05/37
SEE ELECTIONS. N.C. GENERAL ASSEMSLY
N.C. GENERAL ASS'SMRLY, EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE EMPLOYEES
LEGISLATURE OCCUPYING BUREAUCRAT
STATE LEGISLATORS GET FREE SN^CKS
N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, HISTORY
N.C. HOUSE MEMBERS ASSERT INDEPENDENCE
N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, HOUSE
^'"unotl", crRfn?^';'^'"'- ASSEMBLY, SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE
HOUSE LEADERSHIP SNUBBED PROTTCOL
N.C. HOUSE MEMBERS ASSERT INDEPENDENCE
S^PfT SESSION CHALLENGED TRADITIONAL POWER BROKERS
MILLER TOP CANDIDATE FOR CHAIRMAN OF FINANCE COMMIT
N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATION
SEE ALSn DURHAM COUNTY, N.C, LEGISLATORS
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, LFGISLATOPS
N.C. ADVISORY BUDGET PANEL FACES LOSS OF POWER
MARTIN'S SPEECH REFLECTS A DESIRE FOR FRESH START
SPEECH DOESN'T IMPRESS DEMOCRATS
MUSANTE: OBESITY STATFHIOE PROBLEM
S I
E L
C PG L
INSURANCE BILL "ASSES WITH EASE
ki^ISLATION MAY BRING INSURANCE RATE HIKE
REFERENDUM WORRIES N.C. OFFICIALS
FUNDING MAS WRONG
TAX BILL CONCERNS COUNCIL
NEW CHILD-SUPPORT GUIDELINES URGED
STUDY BACKS TAX PLAN, SPONSOR SAYS
CAR INSURANCE: IT COULD COST YOU MORE IF LEGISLATURE OK S PLAN
RATES SHOULD PENALIZE B«0, NOT Gono. DRIVERS
NCCy, UNC STUDENTS FACE TUITION HIKE
ASSEMBLY WILL DEBATE USE OF SALES TAX HIKE
»"*«?.LTMIT| COULD EASE INSURANCE CRUNCH
PARKING FINE "ONEY HAY NOT BE WINDFALL
'-JtrU'-*^"''^ WILL FACE LENGTHY AGENDA IN JUNE
?25Jf?9^r'-^>^°f £5, SS^^ INCOME FROM ESCROW ACCOUNTS
i^cl5J,r"5^l^=f^?"-P''^'' CALLED STATE'S TOP PRIORIT?
?nl^ J^? Jc^ BUCK CAN HAVE POLITICAL ADVANTAGES
FORMING NEW CITIES MAY BECOME MORE DIFFICULT IN STATE
ASSEMBLY SHOULD DELAY INSURANCE REFORM BILLS ^ ' « "=
PANEL RECEIVES REPORT ON PRISON OVERCROWDING
t?!;r24?T''2n„"HI;!'''-ST"E TUITION BOOST
him..^^ '^"•' LEGISLATIVE FIGHT ON INSUPANCE
MARTIN SAYS DEMDCRATS SEE • H AM DWR I T ING' ON SUCCFSSION
GENERAL ASSEMBLY'S SHORT SESSION LONG ON SIGNIFICANCE
YOUNGER LEGISLATORS QUESTION PARTISAN POT SHOTS
RUNOFF CHANGE ENCOUNTERS OPPOSITION IN 2N0 DISTRICT
TAXES AND STUN GUNS ON L EG I SLA TORE ' S AGENDA
PANEL OKS 35 BILLS FOR SHORT SESSION
SSRLFSI; TROOPERS NEEDED IN N.C. NOW
RUNOFF PRIMARY PILL IN DOUBT
ASSEMBLY, GOVERNOR: DELIBERATE, DON'T FIGHT
N.C. LEGISLATURE CONVENES TODAY
CENTER URGES 60 BOARDS BE ABOLISHED
1tV,l7,.rV:"lh^f'^l'^^ "'S PRISTN. HIGHWAY PROGRAMS
in^n''c1f,L'-'??!t'J!; TCPIC AS SESSION OPENS
fiJ^crVrPI? Jf'CHER PAY NEED TOP PRIORITY
M? J.'-'JySf CONVENES TO GRAPPLE WITH ROAD FUNDING.
LEGISLATORS MUST ACT TO END LIABILITY WOES
Lf GISLAT I V£ reminder: FORGET P SSEpisiR I PP ING
t2?? = u ^k'-l} '"E* °'' SCRAPPING SHORT SESSIONS
SYSTEM TO REGISTER POSTED LAND EYED BY VANCE COUNTY
KING DAY UNLIKELY FROM SHORT SESSION CUUNIY
?n»«, r^oJlnfr^Tt*?.?S'?^5 E'^" E*''l-Y. PROLONGED DEBATE
u"'UN?Pi8IlL"Ti3'i^^EJSEs'"' "''' """ LEGISLATURE
?Sf^g^?N^?T^^^ir^ufr^3Rnisli5^^^"""^
BILL PROPOSES MORE AUTHORITY FOR INSURANCE COMMISSIONFR
VANCE POSTED PROPERTY BILL IS FILED IN HOUSE
BOAPD SEEKS AUTHORITY TO S ET ■= EES ON DEVELOPERS
COUNCIL APPROVES LIST OF REOUI^Its FOR LEGISLATURE
INSURANCE CHIEF HANTS SAFEGUAI OS FOR CONSUMER S
ROYALL: MARTIN'S HIGHWAY PLAN UNL I K FL Y TO PA S 5
OPEN MEETINGS LAW CAN USE SOME TEETH
DURHAM BILL LIST ASKS AMTRAK FUNDS
LIMITS ON VACCINE LIABILITY QUESTIONED
HAZARDOUS WASTE BILL NEEDED
INVESTIGATIVE GRAND JURIES MAY BE USED IN DRUG CASES
"■^""^''.'^"^''■A'^E DIFFERENCES REMAIN "> " Ul' l-A-,t5
REFERENDUM URGED ON REPEALING PROPERTY TAXES
BILL IS FILED TO INCREASE LOCAL SALES TAX
N.C. OPEN MEETINGS LAW IS TOOTHLESS. MILLER SAYS
bell: LAWMAKERS TO BACK HOTEL TAX BILL
STATE LOBBYIST REVEALS TRICKS OF GAME IN ASSEMBLY
S2y^L'^S''^'-,''"S£S STAKES IN INSURANCE OEBAfE
9!^;'^?" SESSIONS SHOULD BE ELIMINATED
f'5P9,MJ°E'* URGES SUPPORT FOR 'DRAM SHOP' BILL
hfh'H?^2S =13"!^^'^'^ " MILLION FOR IMBROVEMENTS
BILL FILED FOR ORANGE, CHATHA" LEGISLATION
GBQUP TRIES TO AVOID BIAS IN STUDYING STATE POLICIES
S^P,?V?Tof'&;^J9^ DIVIDED BETWEEN COMMITTEES *^ -"-"•' "
EDUCATION OFFICIALS OPPOSE PRTGRAM SHIFTS
41 BOARDS NO LONGER FACING AX
DEADLINE Missgo UN CITY, COUNTY LFGISLATION REQUESTS
OEBATF TURNING TOWAPU TIGHTER INSURANCE RULES
JJ'i"'c'il'^^' r^"", ^"t^ED FOR ALL EXCEPT LAwSfn"
?EGIsriTnSJrFf'fL!^:f,:c°'J{ °c "'5TE DISPOSAL COMPACT
b:oi?.,fJ°?^ ^-^ CHECKUPS AT HEALTH AND FITNESS DAY
«'?^'c, LJl^f^'^^^'^'^EMENT STUNS REPUBLICANS
N.C. ELECTRIC CHAIR TOOK 172 LIVES
IN?MBiN?F°r^nlT"'\tl¥"^r^*5'^"'5 REMEDIAL PROGRAM
INSURANCE COST, NOT TORT REFORM, CONCERNS TAR HFFIS.
DEADLINE NOT MET ON HOTFL TAX MOVE MITELS,
OCCUPANCY TAX HEADEr* FOR RGUG^ RIDE IN I FT. r ^1 ATI Itf c
UNNEEOED STATE BOARDS CONTInSf TO SURVIVE "
N-C. TO INVEST IN WILDERNESS DREAM
STATE BUDGET
AT KERR LAKE
SENATOR SAYS
PPt^.LS'yS t^R'NO JURIES THE RIGHT TO WITCH-HUNT
If 'M°?.i5 REQUESTING STUDY 0= STATE ELECTION P
? bt^,Jfii;,"0"EY FOR LOCAL PROJECTS
5'VE VOTERS A VOICE IN DISCUSSION OF VETO
PROCEDURES
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STATE EMPLOYEES WORRY ABOUT PAY
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HONTHLT/AN
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12/31/36
SUBJECTS
IHRESMOLD FOR VICTORY IN 0RIM4RIES "lY BE LOwErvED
0FFICI4L SurS GTV. MiRTIM MAY CILL SPECUl. SESSION ON HIG"H«Y NEEDS
LEGISLaTuR lUFSTIONS CAP nN AJ4RDS
HALPSICTICE INSURANCE CURE SPSRKS 0E3ATE
LOaPYISTS: INSUiiANCI FI'HS COJLO BE FORCED luT
MONEY SOUGHT FQR DURHAM GROUPS
LEGISLATORS CTNTIMUE TO FILE 'ILLS SEEKING "ONEY FOR LOCAL PROJECTS
30A00 J«S DISCLOSURE REOUEST
STATE PANELS PEJECT ROAO-FUNO'' TRANSFER
TIME PUNNINr. OUT FOR TO'T LAW REF-'KH
LEGISLATORS REJECT RAPT OF MARTIN'S HIGHWAY PLA'J
PAPIEL BACKS MORE AUTHORITY FO' INSURANCE COXMISSIONER
TORT REFORM AMENCENTS EXPECTED
GRAND JURY OROBFS HELD NEEDED TO STEM DRUGS
CHANGE URGED IN EDUCATION LEAIE'SHIP
MORE APPROPRIATIONS BILLS F I L^ D
COMMITTEE WANTS SUCCESSION OF- "ALLOT
N.C. PANEL OKS 1/3Z SALES TAX HIKE
MARTIN, LEGISLATURE HAVE A WEEK TO REACH "I'iHUAY BILL COMPROMISE
LOCAL SALES TAX INCREASE CLEA'S PANEL
HOUSE PASSES PILL ON INVESTIGATIVE GRANT JURIES
MICHAUX'S BIO TO REFORM PRIMARIES SOUNDLY OEFEAtEO IN COMMITTEE VCIE
SFNATE PANEL VOTES TO CANCEL REFERENDUM ON SUCCESSION
COMMITTEE VOTES TO RAISE CAPS ON SUIT AWARDS
DEADLOCK CONTINUES ON HIGHWAY PLAN
BILLS SEEK "ONEY FOR COUNTIES' PROJECTS
MICHAUX TRYING TO CHANGE PRIMARY LAW
STATE HOUSE TENTATIVELY APPROVES PLAN TO RAISE LOCAL SALES TAXES
HIGHER RETIREMENT BENEFITS EACKEO FOR LOCAL LAWMgM
LT. GOV. PRESENTS HIS OWN PROPOSALS ON HIGHWAY Fy^oS
SENATE VOTES TO CHANGE ELECTION OF JUDGES
STATE HOUSE BACKS I'JCREASED AJTHOPITy ON auto INSURANCE
LEGISLATORS FILE MORE LOCAL BILLS
LEGISLATIVE PIGGY-BACKING MUST SURVIVE GERMANE TEST
PRI"ARY REauIPEMENT NOT HOT RACIAL ISSUE
ASSEMBLY CRIMPING HIGHWAY FUND NEEDS
LEGISLATIVE PANEL OKS »'15 MILLION IN SPENDING
LOCAL APPROPRIATIONS IN PACKAGE
BILL TO INCREASE SALES TAX ENCOUNTcRS A SLIGHT nEALY
CCM-ITTEE OKS MEASURE TO LIMIT OA-IGES IN SUITS
N.C. TO GIVE GRAND JURIES TWO-YSAP TRY
SALES TAX INCREASE TENTATIVELY OK • 0
COMMITTEE DEADLOCKS ON nOGFIGHTMC 9ILL
HOUSE REJECTS SENATE EDUCATION RILL
SENATE ACTS TO HALT SUCCESSIO"! VOTE
SENATF REJECTS OUTLA,<ING ■ STU'i GUNS'
PAY RAISE BACKED FOR GOVERNOR. CABINET, COUNCIL
PANEL CHANGES MALPRACTICE, VACCINATION BILLS
MARTIN, JORDAN UNVEIL HIGHWAY FUNDS DFAL
N.C. SHOULD STOP ANIMAL FIGHTING
RIGHI-TO-KNOW LAW ENFORCEMENT GOAL OF PROTESTFRS
CAS TAX COMPROMISE ON WAY TO SENATE VOTE
ENVIKONMENIAL GROUPS ARF 'JRGI'JG APPROVAL OF ORPHAN DUMP BILL
HOUSE OKS LOCAL OPTION SALES ta« INCREASE
COMMITTEE REJECTS LODGING TAX BILL
BILL LIMITING MALPRACTICE DAMAGES ON WAY TO SENATE
DEBATE SCHEDULED TODAY ON TORT REFORM
BILL TO HALT SUCCESSION REfER=NDUM CLEARS SENATE, NOW GOES TO HOUSE
POSSIPLf SHOWDOWN SET ON TORT REFORM
SENATORS GET ALLOCATIONS FOR PROJECTS IN DURHAM AREA
LEGISLATURE EXPECTED TO APPROv^E MONEY FOR UNC CONFERENCE CENTER
MAVRETIC SATS N.C. SHOULD MANSG"^ ITS LOW-LEVEL WASTE
SENATORS GET ALLOCATIONS FDR PROJECTS IN OkANGE AREA
SENATE VOTES FOR HIGHWAY FUNDING PACKAGE
MAVRETIC "S BILL ON PROPERTY TAX RUNS INTO SNAG
SENATE PANEL BACKS TOUGHER OPEN MEETINGS LAW
ADMINISTRATION MAY BE BLOCKED FROM TRYING PRIVATE PRISONS
TAX MOVE Snagged
presidential primary rill encounters snag in house
panel ties tort reform to insurance measure
senate tentatively oks measure to protect doctors, drug makers
allocations omitted
state budget panel oks unc conference center
oamage-limit vaccination bill passes senate by 37-1
house to gov. martin: don't use it patrol troopers for security
legislative short session loo" s longer
budget provisions advance a" n some grumbling
some legislators are wondering if partisan politics may be on wane
senate oks toughe" opfn meetiigs law
senate approves bill to limit court awapo
senate finance panel backs ta» increase
hotel, motel tax fqr durham u< • 0 "y senatf
ourma" tech may get community college status
senate: Racks hotel tax for du'hah
cou'^tics about tg get la$t help fro" legislature for some time
HOUSE OKS SILL TQ LET DUKE US= KIDNEY-STONE machine
iZ MILLION FQR NCCU ADDED TO N.C. BUDGET
KERR LAKE PARK MAY LOSE CHANCE TO RFCEIVE II "ILL ION FROM STATE
BUDGET AUTHORIZES IJTH DURHAM MAilSTRATF
SFNATE PULLS TO»T REFORMS FRO'* MALPRACTICE "ILL
■NO-FAULT" VACCINATION PLAN C5ITICI?ED
COMMITTEE DIVIDES HIGHWAY FUNDING PACKAGE
SALES TAX INCPEASE GETS SENATr'S TENTATIVE NOD
HOTEL TAX PASSES SENATE
N.C. WEIGHS STIFFER PENALTIES FOR CRIMES AGAINST ELDERLY
LOCAL SALES TAX BILL GETS TENTATIVE OK
N.C. "OUSE Thwarts effort to reduce primaries
privctte seeks tax increase on alcohol
marti'j blasts 'Fun and games' on highway plan
SALES TAX MEASURE NEARS PASSAGE
PERSON AND VANCF PILLS AR= APPROVED
PART OF HOTEL, MOTEL TAX SOUGHT FOR TOURISM
PANEL OKS BILL CANCELING SUCCESSION vOIF
LEGISLATORS SHOULD FOLLO* GOO:^ EXAMPLE
SOME LEGISLATORS TRYING TO HALT ABORTION FUNDS
HOUSE LEADERS STUNG BY PROPERTY TAX VOTES
WRIGHT FLIGHT VOTE
OPEN MEETINGS BILL APPROVED
COMMITTEE 0«S VACCINE MEASURE
COUNTY GETS UK ON CIVIC CENTER FROM LEGISLATURE
HOTEL TAX BILL EARMARKS HALF F QO PROMOIION
SCHOOL DELAY IILL CALLE" RIDICULOUS
PEOPLE ALLIED FOR CHILD ADVOCACY HELPS ADULTS ABUSED A3 CHILDREN
SENATE-HOUSE Showdown %'=j on vaccine bill
STRONG MEETINGS BILL ON VERGE QF PASSAGE
rank-and-file OEMOCPats in STATE HOUSE "AVE MESSAGE
WASTE COMPACT BILL REMAINS IN COHMITIFE
OCCUPANCY TAX SHOULD NOT SUBSIDIZE TOURISM
FARM PONO AUTHORITY BILL OK'O
N.C. JOINS 'SUPER TUESDAY'
TOUGHER CPEN MESTINS LAW STAR'^S IN OCT.
HOUSE VOTES f^ft HIGHWAY FINA^CINi PACKAGE
EDUCATION BOARD APPROVES EXPANSION 3UDGFT
MILLER'S MEASURE GIVES TEETH TU STATE'S OPEN MEETINGS LAW
TAX-REPEAL TI"ING FRETS COUNTY manajjo
SENATE'S RESOLUTION GROUNDS FLIGHT CLAIM
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6/20/fl6
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6/26/06
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6/26/06
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6/26/06
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6/27/86
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6/28/06
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6/28/06
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7/01/96
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7/01/06
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7/J1/06
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7/J->/86
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7/J3/06
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7/J3/66
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7/03/O6
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7/04/86
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7/0<./O6
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17
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L40
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7/0A/86
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7/0<./P6
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7/04/85
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7/04/8 6
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7/06/36
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7/07/eo
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7/07/86
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7/07/86
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7/08/66
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7/09/86
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7/08/06
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7/08/96
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7/09/86
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INDEX
12/31/B6
SUBJECT
"A'-t 3'29
i/ai/i?
INSURANCE CCMPANIFS CRITICIZE BILL
SHOWOPWN SET rjN HIGHWAY BILL
PANEL REMOVES TORT RJFOPM PROVISIONS
BILL PASSED TT HELP SAVINGS A-JD LOAN
OURHA" HOTEL TAX PASSED BY HOUSE
A^lI^'AL Theft ring hay operate in srAT =
PANEL reaches a compromise ON H I GHWAY "o I LL
S?yPJ^r^TyE,= "^P'i'£'!?''^'^'°'< 0^6" t^'v"- JUSTICE CHANGES
BILL SETS TIME LIMIT FOR MARTIN TO SELECT JUDGES
HOUSE-SENATE PANEL SHOWS STATESMANSHIP
?Ar?!<^K,?»c.'?l"=.^fi5^"''^' '-""^E GENERAL ASSEMCILY TO ACT
GAS TAX INCREASE ENACTED
VJ]y?,i.'?P''°!^^^ t^SS.S MILLION SPENDING RILL
INSURANCE MEASURES STALLED
FLAT TAX IS PROPOSED ON INSURANCE PREMIUMS
HOTEL TAX PASSES SENATE
DURHAM PROJECTS GET MONEY FROM STATF
BILL TO BAN PHOSPHATE OET'^RGESTS BLOCKEn
??V^lL.fi;)P?",^f,^ "^^^'"^f '0 '*'!-'■ CONSECUTIVE TERM AMENDMENT
TAX CHANGE MILL HELP APARTMENT D,<ELLERS
DUKE LITHOTRIPTFR USE GETS SERIATE APPROVAL
S^Is^S I?,*, fSZ^clJ.*X? " ^°'' B"T RESIDENTS WILL PAY DOUBLE
Jtc'c'iNE i^i^SpE^^^X?}^^ '"-'- '''' "'^a" »°'0«L""
£PtIfS,''Ef 5'^*' ""<E ENCOUNTERS TROUBLE
S;!*F'-;£X CONTINUES nvER INSURANCE REFORM BILLS
BILL APPROVED TO ALLOW SUITS FOR CRME ASSETS
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OKS RACKETEERING BILL
■^SySJ'""^ BILL IS5U': STILL 9EING CONSIDFRED IN SENATE
ABORTION REPORTING BILL PASSES STATE HOUSE ^tNAit
t G^'ftJ !JS| ?!JJ5S??fE"!^^|^gi.E^«%3?,,^iV|-L ISSUES
MONEY. SADISM OF FIRST IMPORTANCE
LEGISLATURE GETTING TOUGH ON CHILD SUPPORT
HIGHWAY-BILL CLOUD HAS REGRESSIVE LINING
HOUSE ENDS STALL, OKS BUDGET
HOUSE APPROVES STATE TRANSPORTATION BUDGET
AMENDMENT ON SUCCESSIVE TERMS OFF I C I ALL Y 01 ES
CONFEOEES CHOSEN ON INSURANCE BILLS
STATE EMPLOYEES' INSURANCE POLICY CHANGES ADVANCE
^e? f^^IPSc^'ir^J,'''" 'f' BE Yi^AR OF TAX ChSnGES
LEGISLATURE ENACTS BUDGET SUPPLEMENT
N.C. HOUSE MEMBERS ASSERT INDFPFNDENCF
HOUSE OKS HOKE TROOPERS — ic'i-r
WHOLESALE FUEL TAX COULD "E MOST "AINFUL
SENATE ENACTS STATE BUDGET SUPPLEMENT
?I?Tf. '::'SV?,f S"'^ magazine for demeaning SWEET POTATO
y^^iRn^c'r!H?F'rhE!i ^.^i:iuv..'."o.rTr ^"^-'" "^nancy
FARMLAND BILL SURVIVES CHALLENGE
MAN-TO-MAN DEAL SETTLES LEGISLATIVE SNAG
l."ft,J,9T?S?'".2„"-AMANCE DUMP LOSES IN SENATE
ELIMINATING JOB WOULD HAVE SAVED EV^N MORE
DTI TRANSFERS GROW! NEW NAME POSSIBLE
MILLER'S OPEN MEETINGS LAW SUPPORT WAS LESSON IN
ASSEMBLY ADJOURNS ON NOTE OF FRIENDSHIP
*iSf"BI-Y LEADERS WILL TRY TO TRIM 'SHORT SESSIONS'
y95^t"PSF, ????°^§'' "'"-" °^E MALPRACTICE PROPOSAL
"'50N, COLLEGES. PARKS INCLUDED IN BUDGET aiLL
LEGISLATIVE SESSION FRUSTRATES LOCAL GOVERNMENT^
CONTROVERSY MARKED ASSEMBLY'S BUDGET """='''^ ■= "" '
LAWMAKERS OK OVER t300 MILLION IN N=w TAXES
TRANSPORTATION BUDGET GETS BIPARTIsiN APPROVAL
Ir,'?..^,fc''j.I*i!S5 SE^'T UP MORE THAN DOWN IN N.C.
ALLIANCE MAY TRY TO BLOCK SAL=S TAX HIKE
MORE TROOPERS WILL IMPROVE ROAD SAFETY "
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INVESTIGATIVE GRAND JURIES OETATEO
HIGHWAY FUND VICTORY FULL OF IRONIES
COUNTY MULLS NEW SOURCES OF MONEY
IJtifi '-i9ru'f^M?''l,?f^„'^9'>5'*'^'J'-ATIONS FOR WORK
ANIMAL-FIGHTING BILL PASSED DESPITE FOES
UNC.SYSTEM'S TOP LOBBYIST RETIRING AT 73
POAGMATtC POLITICS
JEFPRMING LEGISLATIVE PROCESS REMA NS H GH MARTIN PR
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CAN COMMUNITY SERVICE SAVE PARKS' """CIUS
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LEGISLATURE. ADMINISTRATION STUDY ONE-STOP LlfFNSIMr.
DURHAM COUNCIL EYES RTP SERVICE CHARGES LICENSING
FEW CnUNCILMEN AT DURHAM SESSION
«5 AUTO TAX ON COUNCIL'S 1997 LEGISLATIVE WISH LI^T
.'Ji.ePUEQSiO ON UEVELOpcRS OF BUFFER LAND
E-FUNDEO ABORTIONS
LEGISLATIVE LIST MAY INCLUDE NEW FFES
COUNCIL DEFERS ACTION ON BUILDING FEE
HIGHWAY PACKAGE WAS HIGHLIGHT OF L EG I SL AT u.< -
ROAD-PLAN COMPROMISE HIGHLIGHTS SHORT SFSSION
PARENTAL CONSENT URGED FOR MINORS RFUUE SI ING STA T
"•'-• 9rTf'5.','- ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATIVE APPOINTEES
ACTION HEATS UP ON SEPARATION OF POWERS'
N.C. GENERAL ASSEMPLY, LEGISLATIVE BMirniNG
BROYHILL FUND-RAISING LETTER ERRS
MASTER PLAN TENTATIVELY APPROVEO FOR STATE GOVEONMENT COMPLEX
'^''•;i:i^'5?"-r^?,il"i"-''' LEGISLATIVE RESEARCH COMMISSION
SEE N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY. LEGISLATIVE STUDY COMMISSION
'^•'■;cc^«f?r'-M*5^''?2!rJ' LEGISLATIVE STUDY COMMISSION
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P'NEL 10 REWRITE INSURANCE LAWS
N.C. RADIOACTIVE WASTE STORAG'^ READINESS CRITICIZED
ROYALL RETHINKING STATE SALES TAX INCREASF
MUSANTE: OBESITY S TA T eSi DE PR". 6L EM
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COMMITTEE RCFUSFS TO ENOORSE 1ILL SEEKING TOUGHER PENALTIES FOR CIME...
STUN GUNS SHOULO STAY IN MANOS OF POLICEMEN
MARTIN PACKS EDUCATION ROARO iPPJINTMENT OF SUPERINTENDENT
PRISON SPACE SHOULDN'T AFFECT CI"? FIGHT
TAX INCREASE ?ILLS ADVANCE IN LE&ISLATUBE
STATE LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEES JSING TELEVISION
RAISING AUTO INSUPANCE RATE FOR CLEAH-RFCORO DRIVERS CONSIDERED
STATE STUDIES NEW ZONING FQR v-QSILE HOMFS
LID ON "ONEY FOR PAIN TOPS PA'lEL'S LIST FOR REFORM
OFMOCRA'IC EXECUTIVE BLASTS AT LEGISLATORS
PASSING THE BUCK CAN HAVE POLITICAL APVAnTaGES
PANFL VOTES TO OUTLAW STUN GU>I S BUT LEGISLAYOO SAYS oILL HILL FAIL
CAP ON LAWSUIT AwAROS EOS PAIN ON LEGISLATIVE STUDY PANEL AGENDA
PROPOSAL ON SCREENING SUITS DEFER»EO
PANEL FAILS TO AGREE ON SCHOOL LEAQF^ShIP
HUNT URGES CHANGE IN PENSION INVESTMENT
PANEL DRAFTING "ILL TO COVER INVESTMENTS IN SOUTH AFRICA
ALZHEIMER'S PATIENTS BEING FOOLED-"
POLLUTION THRFATENS JORDAN L A-* £ . PANEL TCLO
PANEL TDL" BILL^OAROS' UGLINE'S HURTS BUSINESS
NO AGREEMENT SEEN ON MALPRACTICE CAPS
PANEL ENDORSES PRISON PLAN LESS REACHING TuAM MARTIN'S
LEGISLATORS TO STUDY AID FOR FARMERS
EFFORT TO RECODIFY N.C. INTEREST LAWS TURNS TO PROPOSAL TO DEREGULATE...
PANEL URGED TO DEREGULATE INTEREST RATES
THORN^URG: INSURANCE INDUSTRY HASN'T MADE CASE FQR CHANGES
LEGISLATORS ENDORSE BUILDING COMMISSION
HAIL OF CRITICISM HITS TWO AUTO INSURANCE PROPOSALS
PANEL SEEKS CHANGES IN STME RESTRICTIONS FOH MEDICAL SERVICES
ASSFM?LY SHOULD DELAY INSURANCE REFORM BILLS
PANEL EDITS MARTIN'S lO-YEAR PRISON PLAN
LEGISLATORS CONSIDER REVIVING STATE MEDICAL MALPRACTICE FUND
DAMAGE LIMITS FOR MALPRACTICE FACE CHALLENGE
MAJOR CIVIL JUSTICE REFORMS P'OPOSEO
PANEL BACKS LIMITS ON DAMAGE AWARDS
PANEL REJECTS LONG'S INSURANCE PROPOSALS
LEGISLATORS MUST ACT TO END LIABILITY hOfcS
INSURANCE CHIEF WANTS SAFEGUA50S FOR CQNSUMFRS
THRESHOLD FOR VICTORY IN PRIMARIES M/iY PE LOWERED
WASTE COMPACT PRJPCSaL 'TILL IN LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE
MAN-TO--AN DEAL SETTLES LEGISLATIVE SNAG
MALPRACTICE STUDY COMMISSION SHIFTS EMPHASIS
PANEL TO REVIFH INSURANCE RATFS
PANEL FAVOkS keeping LIMIT ON C'EDIT CARD INTEREST RATE
MEDIA BREEDS CONSUMER Af^vOCATFS IN L c'-.I SL ATUR E
FINANCIAL RESPONSIalLI TIES OF SCHOOLS NEED CLARIFICATION
WATFR QUALITY PANEL HEARS PLEAS FOR PROTECTION
NUCLEAR WASTE DUMP GAINS SOME GP3UN0
UUMP SITES SURVEY COULD HELP i.C.
NEW WAYS SOUGHT TO fimmcf paokS; ENTRY FEES SCOP.ED
PANEL PONDERS PARKS PROPOSAL
STATE PANEL TO URGE R AUt OACT I / E- w A STE BAN FOR I-<.0
DISCLOSURE TIGHTENS ON CREDIT CARD ISSUERS
VOTERS CAN ACCIDENTALLY CANCEL OUT TnEIO OWN VOTES
N.C. "USINESS^EN CRITICIZE ITINERANT MERCHANTS
RULES SOUGHT TO CONTROL 1TIME=ANTS
RELIEF FOR OVERSPENT N.C. ENVIRONMENTAL AGENCY SPELLED F-E-E-S
PERMITS EYED FOR FLEA MARKET "ERCHANTS
PANEL SEEKS HAW RIVER SCENIC STUDY
CHANGES CONSIDERED TO MAKE VOUNG EASIER
FUND PROPOSED TO MATCH DONATIONS FOR PARKS
CHILD SUPPORT LAW CALLED INCREDIBLE SUCCESS
PANEL SOUGHT TO OVERSEE STATE BUILDING
00 CERTAIN BILLBOARDS KEEP HIGHWAYS SAFER?
KIRK SUPPORTS BLOCK GRANT APPROACH TO COUNTIES FOR SOCIAL SERVICE...
NEW VACCINE LAW NOT WORKINGt ""OCTOR TELLS PANEL
STUDY PUSHES LIMITS TO STATE HIGHWAY SIGNS
HAS INCREASE IN SALES-TAX OPTION BENEFITED SCHO"LS?
ROYALL HARPOONS MARTIN'S BONO PLAN FJR SCHOOL FUNDS
COURTS CAN ADD TO TRAUMA OF Sr lUA LL Y- ABUSED CHILDREN
COASTAL WATER GROUP URGES POLLUTION STu"Y
COASTAL WATER STUDY PANEL ADO'TS LIST
LEGISLATIVE PANEL ENDORSES SHIFTING ELECTION OF GOVERNOR. ...OFFICIALS
CHILD ABUSE VIDEOTAPING LOSES FAVOR
PANEL SUPPORTS MORE SPENDING FOP PARK LAND
PANEL TO PUSH AGAIN FOR TORT 3EF0PMS
CHEMICAL CLEANUP FUND P'OPCSEO
PANEL TO OFFER "UILOING PLAN =: OR SCHOOLS
MEDICAL MALPRACTICE PROPOSALS ON STUDY PANEL'S AGENDA
VENTURE CAPITAL INVESTMENTS U" GFD FOR N.L.
LEGISLATIVE CCMMITT=c TO SPEARHEAD PROGRAM ON ECONOMY
PANEL REJECTS 'UPFRONT' TAXES ON CARS. TRUCKS
N.C. RECEPTION IS RUOE FOR management EXPERT
REPORT PROPOSES CRIMINAL JUSTICE REORGANIZATION
TEACHER-PAY PLAN HAS 3 ADVANTAGES
STATE FINALLY MAKING EDUCAIIO'l WISH LIST
PRISONS FANFl may AID MUSEUM OF ART
PANEL UfCES WAY TO LIMIT WRIT=-IN VOTES
PARENTAL CONSENT TO BE SOUGHT FOR N.C. ABORTIONS
N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATORS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C, LEGISLATORS
SEE ALSO N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, DEMOCRATIC LEGISLATORS
SEE ALS" M.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, REPUBLICAN LEGISLATORS
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, LEGISLATORS
ROYALL AND RA-SEY RATED MOST EFFECTIVE LEGISLATORS
LET IHfc VOTERS RANK EFFECTIVE LEGISLATORS
DURHAM FARES WELL IN LEGISLATIVE CLOUT
KEEN EYE NEEDED TO CULL LESSON FROM LEGISLATIVE RANKINGS
ELECTRIC CART GETS WATKINS TWUUGH LEGISLATIVE BUILDING
YOUNGER LEGISLATORS QUESTION OARTISAN POT S"OTS
YOUNCFR LEGISLATORS CHAFE UND^R OLD GUARD'S RULFS
LEGISLATORS GET WHAT THEY REO.'ESTED, PAY DEARLY FOR IT
WATKINS RECEIVES A GIFT TO K E= P SUMPS OFF HEAD
SMOKING IN The SENATE
OFF-YEAR SESSIONS SHOULD BE ELIMINATED
LEGISLATORS iET CHECKUPS AT H= AL TH AND FITNESS DAY
STATE LEGISLATORS GET FREE SNAC«S
JOR-AN WANTS TO END LEGISLATIVE SHORT SESSION
ETHICS LEGISLATION NEEDS TO GO FURTHER
CHECKING HIS "AIL
TWO LEGISLATORS VOTE AGAINST RESOLUTION HONORING EAST
ASSEMBLY HAS NUMBER OF "ODERN-DAY UUIXOTES
TOP LOBPYISTS: LAWYERS AND FORMER LEGISLATORS
LEGISLATORS SCRAPPED TO MOVE JP DURING SESSION
STATE LEGISLATORS GET CONGRATJ LAT IONS FOR WORK
LEGISLATIVE SESSION HAS HIGH, L''W POINTS
COCKTAIL PARTIES ARE WORK FOR JOUNALISTS
CONSTITUENT SERVICE KEEPS LEGISLATORS BUSY
TAR HEEL LEGISLATORS, LOBBYISTS INVADE LOUISIANA
LEGISLATIVE SURVEY FINOS L I T T. E SUPPORT FOR TAX INCREASES
LAWMAKERS BACK B£P , UNSURE ON MARYI-j BOND PLAN
N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATORS, EXPENSE ACCOUNTS
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PAY RAISE BACKED FOR GOVERNOR, CABINET, COUNCIL
N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATORS, GIFTS AND HONORARIA
SEc ALSO GIFTS
SEE ALSO N.C. GENFRAL ASSSMILY, LEGISLATORS, SALARIES
ETHICS LEGISLATION NEEDS TO GT FURTHER >«l-AKltS
ADMINISTRATION MAY BE BLOCKED FROM TRYING PRIVATE PRISONS
N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATORS, RETIREMENT
guiNN RETIRING AFTER 56 YEARS IN N.C. HOUSE
N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATORS, SALARIES
SeI also SALAPlis^'''!;c"^^"^'"''' LEGISLATORS, GIFTS AND HONORARIA
MOST POWERFUL DOESN'T MEAN BEST PAID
Ei!:„?;!'SE, BACKED FOR GOVERNOR, CABINET, COUNCIL
FORMER LEGISLATOR TO GET 35* PAY INCREASE
N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, LEGTSLATOPS, TERMS
SEE ALSO N.C. GENFRAL ASSEMBLY, SESSIONS
N.C. AMENDMENTS BACK AGAIN
COLLEGES, AIRPORTS AND SEAPORTS GET PERMISSION FOR TAX-EXEMPT BONOS
N.C. GENFRAL ASSEMBLY, OPENING
SEE ALSO N.C. GFNERAL ASSFMBLY, ADJOURNMENT
SEE ALSO N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, SESSIONS
N.C. LEGISLATURE CO"*VENES TODAY
LEGISLATURE CONVENES TO GRAPPLE WITH ROAD FUNDING, STATE BUDGET
N.C. GFNERAL ASSEMBLY, PAGFS
MORROW SERVES AS PAGE
GRADY TO BE PAGE
N.C. GENERAL ASSFMBLY, "PORK BARREL" PROJECTS
SURPLUS GETTING INADEQUATE?
^„!;'"t;*''^''5 °-'<'' CONFLICT ON -PORK BARRFL' BILL FUIJDS
PORK PABREL BATTLE CONTINUES
NAME CHANGE UNLIKELY TO AFFECT 'PORK RAPREL'
MADD LEADER URGFS SUPPORT FOR 'ORAM SHOP' BILL
?f'1^I?S 'I REOUESTING STUDY OF STATE ELECTION PROCEDURES
5cy??^Rc*^?9^='^^^ JOLTED IN N.:. PORK BARREL CLASH
|f^*JORS GET ALLOCATIONS FOR PROJECTS IN DURHAM AREA
SENATORS GET ALLOCATIONS FOR PROJECTS IN ORANGE AREA
SFNATE COMMITTEE OKS DURHAM, GRANGE FUNDS
CLEARING THE RECCRD
ALLOCATIONS OMITTED
DURHAM PROJECTS GET MONEY FROM STATF
PRISON, COLLEGES, PARKS INCLUDED IN BUDGET BILL
SMITH RAPS I'AYOR, OPPONENT, O'^MOCATS
■PORK BARRELL- POLITICS SPAPKS IRE AT FORUM
ASSEMBLY SHOULD CHANGE FUNDING OF LOCAL PROJECTS
HARKHAM: PUT ASIDE PETTY POLITICS
REPUBLICANS FIGHTING HARD FOR 16TH
WHY DEMOCRATS FIRST'
MARTIN MAY BE DEFENDING EXECUTIVE PORK BARREL
"'•'^' 9SIJI".'"-, J5SEMPLY, PRESIDENT PRQ-TEM (SENATEI
JOROANIS NEUTRAL IN PRO TE" RArE
^?5I!l^-^'""<i'^''T0N CLASH- divides'n.c. senate
HARRINGTON WINS SENATE PRO TE" RACE
N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, REAPPORTIONMENT
^^i,:Sy?, ""-^.IfeJ^JSIONAL DISTRICTS (N.C. AND U.S.I
FEDERAL JUDGES OK REDRAWN N.C. DISTRICTS
8Sl^SI^SiiTR?c'?l=JS^^fi^SFX!°'sfijR^iM^°Jir,RS^^t:!kSs.. DISTRICTS
g^S^I^RU^T!!iJ=^?A"cl"fgMSl'?^^^-^"«^«°'5""^"
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NORTH CAROLINA DESERVED JUDICIAL KICK
"'•'^Jci^I^fJn'-. '^^^"'''-''' REPUBLICAN LEGISLATORS
SEE ALSO N.C. GENFRAL ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATORS
SEE ALSO REPUBLICAN PARTY, N .C 1 ■- =" ' ^'-" ' "" ^
^?A\;ErS{Gh^^^^^55rN\c^i*^E^?SL^^^?vi^Rlci^s"°"'
?A^II^kSSS?°?SSTp?^&I^G° "°' L^^"^L"'VF SESSION
RANK-AND-FILE DEMOCRATS IN STATE HOUSE HAVE MESSAGE
DEMOCRATS GAIN Tjn .j.c. MOUSE SEATS. TWO SENATE SEATS
NEW LEADERS TO EMERGE IN '67 SESSION =';■••": iCAii
■87 GENERAL ASSEMBLY TO RESEMBLE '35 LEGISLATURE
REDMAN ELECTED SENATE GOP LEADER L 1 1,1 be a i uRt
REPUBLICAN RUNNING FOR N.C. H?USE SPEAKER
N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, RESOLUTIONS
IF,!i'JJ:,?*''S CONNECTICUT FLIGHT CLAI"
TWO LEGISLATORS VOTE AGAINST 'ESOLUTION HONORING EAST
N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, SALARIES
SEE N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATORS, SALARIES
N.C. GENERAL ASSFMBLY, SENATE MAJORITY LEAPEP
NEW LEADERS TO EMERGE PI ■ST SESSION
JORDAN STAYING OUT OF PRO TEM RACE
N.C. GENFRAL ASSFMBLY, SESSIONS
SEE ALSO N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY,
SEE ALSO N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY,
SEE ALSO N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY,
LEGISLATURE WILL FACE LENGTHY
POLITICAL FODDER EXPECTED FRO<
SOME HOPE ■SHORT^ SESSION WON^
REPORT: STATE DEMOCRATIC LEAOE
DURHAM LEGISLATORS SEE LONG S=
MARTIN STANDS BEHIND HIS PRIS^
INSURANCE LIABILITY TnpIC AS S
JORDAN LIKES IDEA OF SCRAPPING
ROYALL PREDICTS GASOLINE TAX H
OFF-YEAR SESSIONS SHOULD BE EL
JORnAN WANTS TO END LEGISLATIV
OFFICIAL SAYS GOV. MARTIN HAY
LEGISLATIVE SHORT SESSION LOOM
LAWMAKcRS ADJOURN AFTER LONG S
ASSEMBLY LEADERS WILL TRY TO T
LAWMAKERS CONTINUING PUSH FnR
SHORT SESSION CHALLENGED TRADI
LEGISLATORS, TERMS
OPENING
SPECIAL SESSION
AGENDA IN JUNE
LEGISLATIVE SbSSIUN
T BE A FULL-COURSE LEGISLATIVE MEAL
RS HAVE CONSENSUS ON SHORT-SESSIONS ISSUE
SSI ON
N, HIGHWAY PROGRAMS
ESStON OPENS
SHORT SESSIONS
IKE WILL PASS LEGISLATURE
IMINATED
E SHORT SESSION
CALL SPECIAL SESSION ON HIGHWAY NEEDS
N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, SPEAKER OF
SEE ALSO N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY,
REPUBLICAN RUNNING FOR N.C. HD
RAMSEY GETS <lTH NOMINATION FOR
RAMSEY GETS *TH NOMINATION FQ-J
DEMOCRATS NOMINATE RAMSEY FOR
N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, SPECIAL SESSION
S LONGER
HORT SESSION
RIM ■SHORT SESSIONS'
SHORTER SESSIONS
TIONAL POWER BROKERS
HE HOUSE
HOUSE
USE SPEAKER
SPEAKER
SPEAKER
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MONrHLV/4
NNUAL INOE
1/01/66 - IJ/Sl/X
SUBJECTS
PA'.E 70?
I/O"/"?
SEE ALSO N.C. GENERAL ASSeM^LYt SESSIONS
GENEKAL ASS^M^LV INSURANCE SESSION "ULLFD
LFGISLATUHc WILL HAVE SESSION ON INSURANCE
THE INSURANCE SESSION
INSURANCE COMMITTEES GIVE BILL TENTATIVE APPROVAL
LACK OF CONEIDE'.'C? KEV TO INSURANCE WOES
LEGISLATORS OUESTION 08ST=rRi:s INSURANCE HIKE
LEGISLATURE TO TACKLE INSURANCE PPO'»LE" IN SESSION THIS WEEK
ARROGANCE OF INSURANCE FIRMS LEO TO ACTION FROM STATE
STOPGAP INSURANCE MEASURE U" f OR VOTE AS GENERAL ASSEMBLY SESSION OPENS
LAWMAKERS FINO SOLUTION NOT SIMPLE
N.C. HOUSE OKS NUCLEAR HASTE VO'E
LONG WANTS ^IPMS TO SOLVE OWN PRO'^LEMS
INSURANCE BILL PASSES WITH EASE
LEGISLATURE SETS REFERENDUM U'l NUCLEAR WASTES
LEGISLATION HAY BRING INSURANCE RATE HIKE
NEVER SAY 'NEVER' AGAIN ICARTIONI
PROCEDURAL SILL MAY BRING LONG, HOT LEGISLATIVE SESSIOt.
GOVERNOR PRAISES LEGISLATORS = OR OOING GOOD WORK, LEAVING
MARTIN WON'T CALL SPECIAL SESSION ON NUCLEAR WASTE SITE
N.C. GENERAL FUND
N.C. GENERAL FUND COLLECTIONS ARE UP
RAUCh: gas tax "iOOST NOT NECESSARY
DURHAM LEGISLATORS SEE LONG SESSION
INSURANCE LIABILITY TOPIC AS SESSION OPENS
ROAD FUNDS, TEACHER PAY NEED TOP ORIORITY
ROYALL PREDICTS GASOLINE TAX HIKE WILL PASS LEGISLATURE
HIGHWAY PACKAGE DIVIDED BETWEEN COMMITTEES
EDUCATION OFFICIALS OPPOSE PROGRAM SHIFTS
STATE PANELS REJECT ROAO-FUNDS TRANSFER
LEGISLATORS REJECT PART OF MARTIN'S HIGHWAY PLAN
MARTIN, LEGISLATURE HAVE A WEt'K TO REACH HIGHWAY ?ILL COMPROMISE
DEADLOCK CONTINUES ON HIGHWAY PLAN
ASSEMBLY CRIMPING HIGHWAY FUNO NEEDS
MARTIN LOSES TRANSFER BATTLE OVER TEACHER-PAY ISSUE
GAS TAX COMPROMISE ON WAY TO SENATE VOTE
PLAN TO HIKE UNC TUITION 5PAR<S BATTLE
SENATE VOTES FOR HIGHWAY FUNDING PACKAGE
COMMITTEE DIVIDES HTGHWAY FUNDING PACKAGE
LEGISLATORS SHOULD FOLLOW GOOT EXAMPLE
PANEL RFAChFS a COMPROMISE ON HIGHWAY BILL
GAS TAX INCREASE ENACTEO
A CAREFUL COMPROMISE
TRANSPORTATION PUOGET GETS PPARTISAN APPROVAL
N.C. GENERAL FUND COLLECTIONS UP
N.C. GIRLS' STATE
SEE GIRLS' STATE
N.C. GOALS AND POLICY "OARO
SEE N.C. STATE GOALS ANO POLICY BOARD
N.C. GOVERNMENTAL OPERATIONS COMMISSION
SEE ALSO N.C, ADMINISTRATIVE RJLES
SENATOR IS PEOUESTING STUDY OF STATE ELECTION PROCEDURES
N.C. GRANGE ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO FARMERS, N.C.
URBAN, RURAL DISPARITIES CITED BY SCOTT
FAMILY DANCES ENLIVEN OLD GRANGE HALL
N.C. GRAND JURY
DON'T GIVE GSANO JURIES THE RIGHT TO WITCH-HUNT
GRAND JURY PROBES HELD NEEDED TO STEM DRUGS
N.C. HEALTH COORDINATING COUNCIL
SEE ALSO HEALTH CARE
GOV. MARTIN NAMES <• TO HEALTH PANEL
N.C. HEALTH MANPOWER DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM
SEE ALSO HEALTH CARE
ORGAN TRANSPLANT SURGEON TO S»E>K
U.S. CONGRESSMAN AMONG SPEAKERS AT EDUCATION MEFT
N.C. HEALTH PLANNING AND CERTIFICATE OF NEED LAW
SEE ALSO HEALTH CARE
SEE ALSO N.C, LAWS
HUMANA Challenges state regulations on cardiac labs
PANEL seeks changes IN STATE RESTRICTIONS FOR MEDICAL SERVICES
PUBLIC NEEDS "FREEDOM OF HEALTH-CAPE CHOICE
PUdLIC HEARING SET TONIGHT ON THREE HEALTH CARE PROJECTS
N.C. HEALTH SERVICES DIVISION
SEE ALSO HEALTH CARE
N.C. PROPOSES AIDS GUIDELINES FOR SCHOOLS
NEW HEALTH AGENCY CHIEF IS iPPUI'iTEO
HEALTH OFFICIALS MAY STOP INSPECTING Mir.RANT LABOR CAMPS
HEALTH OFFICIALS MAY CONTEST LAnjp CAMP INSPECTIONS
OFFICIALS SEEK NEW PU?L!C HEALTH LAB
FASTER SECURITY DEPOSITS PROPtSEO FOR DISPOSERS OF HAZARDOUS WASTE
SOMF RESIOENTS OF WAKE TOLD TO lOTL WATER
N.C.
HERITAGE WEt^K
SCHOOL '=LOATS MAKE
HI5T"RY 'EXCITING
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2/13/R6
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2/18/96
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N.C HIGH SCHOOL ATHLE'IC ASSOCIATION, BASEBALL
SOUTHERN, WEBB RALLY LATE TO WIN
WEBB OUSTED FROM PLAYOFFS
N.C HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION, BASKETEALL I BOY S 1
THE THREE-POINTER. ..IT HASN'T BEEN COUNTED ON MUCH UNTIL THE END.
PAC-6, OTHER A-A COACHES UPSET OV=R TOURNAMENT FORMAT
SMITH, PEOOINGFIELD WIN, JOIN PERSON IN REGIONAL
PERSON TO FACE FAYETTEVILLE POWERHQUSE IN REGIONAL OPENFR
UNC SETS TV BAN FOR HIGH SCH03L NIGHTS
PREP BASKETBALL PLAYOFF FIELDS EXPANDED
N.C HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION, FOOTBALL
NChSAA PROPOSES CHANGES TO ENO SHRINE BOWL CONFLICT
SUCCESS IN OT HELPS HORNETS FINO NEW LIFE IN 'w* COLUMN
FANFARE: NCHSAA PENALTY
ONE-GAME SEASONS START TONIGHT
PREPS LIKE NEW FORMAT
HARDING ENDS PAGE DYNASTY
PAGE'S STREAK STOPP'^O BY HARDING'S LATE PAS?
TOP-RANKEO FOREST HILLS BUMPE") FROM PLAYOFFS
N.C HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION, GOLF
SEE ALSO GOLF
5/17/86 A 4
6/19/06 A 17
S 2 5/30/86 A 3
S 2 2/13/96 A
H 2 12/15/86 C
3/ll/«6
5/15/96
10/31/86
11/13/86
1/19/96
2/02/='6
2/20/"6
5/25/96
9/L2/86
11/15/96
11/2T/85
11
1
13
12
1
2
10
16
S 2 5/01/96 C I P N S3<.
:. HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO PREP TEAMS, GOLF (BOYS ANO GIRLS) ISEE ALSO EACH SCHOOL'S HEADINrsi
SHANNONHOUSF NA"EO ASSISTANT FOR NCHSAA H 2
NCHSAA SET TO BEGIN TWO-YEAR TRUG PROGRAM H 2
WHAT'S IN A NAME? N.C HIGH SCHOOLS DOTTED WITH GRYPHONS, WHIRLIES H 2
2/20/95
7/10/85
12/05/06
5/23/86 C 3
5/29/95 D 2
1/12/95
2/02/86
3/05/85
3/07/85
3/19/86
10/17/86
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2/11/86 C
10/21/86 P
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11/19/85 U
11/29/86 D
U/30/86 B
12/07/B5 8
MONTHLV/A
N N U 4 L
l/Pl/b6
I N 0 E X
W/31/B6
SUBJECTS
PACt 703
PG 1. P PYL
HCDANIEL FALTER';, MISSES TITLF nr 1 H
5/13/P6
5/^l/fl6
C. HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION, SOFTBALL
"Ut^^RN^Sfb^RALlJ^LA^e'to'S?.*;' "" "-""■'' "" "■'" "'^" SCHOOL'S HEADINGS
MOM HELPS SOUTHERN 1AKE SEMIS
DEFENSE IS NAME OF SOUTHERN GAME
HAPPY SPARTANS
SOUTHERN EAPNS STATE TITLE BE=TH
SPARTANS DEFEND PLATE TO REACH SOFTBALL FIN4L5
SPARTANS HOPE "O-, PITCHING CARRY THEM TO STATE COWN
SPARTANS POISFO FOR TITLE SERIES
SPARTANS FALL. MUST hIN TWO
SPARTANS LOSE LONG DUEL
SOUTHERN UNABLE TO AVOID SWEEP
SOUTHERN SORROW: SAURAS" LONG BALL
5/23/P6 C
5/J3/flb 0
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S/Jl/flfc A
5/31/B6 D
5/31/n6 A
0/01/R6 d
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6/0<-/16 0
6/0<./»6 U
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6/06/06 C
.C. HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION, TENNIS
SEE ALSO TENNIS
OEFFNOING CHAMP ROGERSON IJPSET IN NCHSAA TENNIS PLAY
YANCEY, GRIMSLEY NET TENNIS C50HNS
JORDAN GETS TOP SEEDS
FANFARE: TENNIS ALL WET
FRY PLAYS FOR TENNIS TITLE TCOAV
FRY'S SINGLES VICTORY LEADS JORDAN TO STATE TENNIS TITLE
5/16/86 C
5/l7/et 0
ll/a5/R6 D
11/U6/86 D
11/12/36 U
11/13/36 0
N CI
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N.r. HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION, TRACK
"UyiR^.^SW^^PA^CE'^Ec'niSATTR^gK""''' "'' «^5D HEADINGS FOR EACH SCHOOL,
PHRTEB WINS A PAIR ? £
HILLSIDE AIMING FOR STATE TITLE H j
FANFARE: NEWNAM WINS TITLF H 7
5/10/B6
5/10/B6
5/23/36
11/16/36
3
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3
PI'^? .'■^l^'PCt ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION, WRESTLING
SOUTH IREDELL TAKES WRESTLING TITLE
H 2 2/23/96 C
-?^t*'9^',S'^tl°9'- GIRLS' TRACK AND FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS
PORTeS E?NS a PMR ^''*'^'" '^"^'^ '^" GIRLS) I SEE ALSO HEADINGS FOR EACH SCHOOL)
5/10/36 A 10 P N
OF RADIO, TELEVISION AND MOTION PICTURES
S 2 0/12/36
H 2 6/13/flb
S 2 6/23/86
TENNIS
N.C. HIGH SCHOOL RADIO-TV IHSTITUTF
SEE ALSO RAOin
SEE ALS" TELEVISION
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL DEPT.
UNC RAUIO-TV INSTITUTE OPENS SU>IOAY
RADIO-TV INSTITUTE OPENS AT UNC SUNDAY
TEEN-AGERS LEARN BROADCASTING
N.C. HIGH SCHOOL TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS
SFE N.C. HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION,
N.C. HIGHWAY FUND
SEE ALSO HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION, COSTS
SEE ALSO N.C. DEPT. OF TRANSPORTATION, BUDGET
ROYALL RETHINKING STATE SALES TAX INCREASE
IS'?5,'^95?'I'' "^ STATE'S MOVE TO SHARE COST OF ROADS
J.IMf. I^S'^'J'*^'' CALLS SEPARATION OF HIGHWAY, GENERAL FUNDS A MYTH
FUNDING WAS WRONG
AIRPORT, RAILROAD USER FEES EYED
PAYING FOR N.C. ROADS CANNOT PE POSTPONED
93^?„^,SS^J'^ 5AYS HE HILL UNVEIL TRANSPORTATION PLAN ON APRIL 17
SSR^fffJ°gA^T?^?tS^,?C^H? S?gS^II' ^US^c'R^I^fl"^
"BSs?SEiPli?G^l?VhSTt'="" ^'''"-^ RIGHT-OF-WAY PROCESS
5"jrp^^5rsinS"grbA's"TAi ^^Jn""' '"""^^ '" ''''' "5°^"^^ "*
LEGISLATORS OBJECTING TO SOME OF HIGHWAY PLAN
MARTIN FACES "OUGH RIOE ON R0>0 FUNDS
ROAO-FuNDIflG PLAN GOOD, BUT NOT PFRFECT
MARTIN HIGHWAY PLAN IS BALANCED APPROACH
HARRINGTON EXPECTS HIGHWAY PROGRAM WILL BE APPROVED
MARTIN TO LURE TAX SUPPORT •^-v.u
AOMINISTRATIUN OFFICIALS ENDORSE MARTIN'S BUDGET
URBAN SHARE OF RUAD FUNDS IS LESS THAN STATE AVERAGE
MOUNTAIN COUNTIES HIGH IN HIGHWAY FUNDS
N.C. GENERAL FUND COLLECTIONS ARE UP
RAJCH: GAS TAX BOOST NOT NECESSARY
CHAMBER SIDESTEPS GAS TAX ISSJE
DURHAM LEGISLATORS SEE LONG SFSSION
INSURANCE LIABILITY TOPIC AS SESSION OPENS
ROAD FUNDS, TEACHER PAY NEED TQP PRIORITY
k^''.'?!-*!"?^ CONVENES TO GRAPPLE WITH RUAD FUNDING, STATE BUDGET
ROYALL PREDICTS GASOLINE TAX HIKE WILL PA SS LEG IS La TURF "^"
gSv^f^^^Lgrl,^,?^':!^? ^° S"" -OLIATH'-feoLE VS. uivlO (MARTIN)
ROYALL: MARTIN'S HIGHWAY PLAN UNLIKELY TO PASS
HIGHWAY PACKAGE DIFFERENCES REMAIN
HIGHWAY PACKAGE SHOWDOWN COULT CO-'E Ejrlv NEXT WEEK
HIGHWAY PACKAGE DIVIDED BETWEEN COMMITTEES
EDUCATION OFFICIALS OPPOSE PROGRAM SHIFTS
^iiWi P''!'-'- COMMITTED TO TRAMSFEPS FOR ROADS
??AfF^UIfs%ijE'cT\'3Ii:^FKNSs'?fekNlFi^"' ""'°'' "'' ""^""^ '''''''
LEGISLATORS REJECT PART 0= MARTIN'S HIGHWAY PLAN
olllik.To'^'j\'^T,'nrHlG^.'i'y'Wru '^"^ ""=""" "^^ COMPROMISE
LI;T?S^; = '!?lfl'^'^5 "'^ °wn proposals om highway funds
FUNDING PLAN
ASSEHPLy'cRIMPINg' HIGHWAY"FUNn''NEFDS
THE MARTIN POAO PLAN (CARTOON!
MARTIN, JORDAN UNVEIL HIGHWAY FUNDS OEAL
HART1^| LOSES TRANSFER BATTLE OVER lEACHER-PAY ISSUE
GAS TAX COMPROMISE ON WAY TO SENATE VOTE
SENATE VOTES FOR HIGHWAY FUNDING PACKAGE
WHO WON IN COMPROMISE ON N.C. ROAO FUNDS?
!gKf.iVrEPbiITSIs'S!G;J2^?'?iK'Dii^ lllliW ""^'^'" "'' '' ™ «*^^
f^PIir' PLJSTS 'FUN AND GAMES' ON HIGHWAY PLAN
LEGISLATORS SHOULD FOLLOW GOOD FXAMPLF
HOUSE LEADERS STuNG BY PROPERTY TAX VOTES
HOUSE VOTES FOR HIGHWAY FINANTING PACKAGE
SHOWDOWN SET ON HIGHWAY BILL
PAN=L REACHES A COHPKOHI SE ON HIGHWAY BILL
HOUSE-SENATE PANEL SHOWS STATESMANSHIP
GAS TAX INCREASE ENACTED
A CAREFUL COHPROMI SE
HIGHWAY-BILL CLOUD HAS REGRESSIVE LINING
HOUSE APPROVES STATE T RANSPnRT AT I ON BUDGET
WHOLESALE FUEL TAX COULD RE MOST PAINFUL
TRANSPORTATION BUDGET GETS BPARTISAN APPROVAL
HIGHWAY FUND VICTORY FULL OF IRONIES
ORANGE COUNTY GETS «633.77e FROM STATE FOR UNPAVED ROADS
N.C. HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM
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13
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2/10/36 E
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3/70/36 A
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9
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5/77/St B
6
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H 2
5/23/36 B
4
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H 2
5/29/86 A
17
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H 2
5/30/86 A
1
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046
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5/30/36 B
1
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S 2
5/04/P6 A
1
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S 2
6/03/86 A
1
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S ?
6/05/86 A
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6/06/36 A
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6/09/86 A
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6/10/86 C
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6/10/P6 C
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L41
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6/11/86 A
11
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H 2
6/12/86 A
17
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H 2
6/13/86 C
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6/13/36 C
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6/l'./86 A
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6/ 8/»6 A
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6/19/36 A
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6/ 9/86 A
10
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H 2
6/20/86 A
15
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H 7
6/21/86 A
10
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H 2
6/22/36 C
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6/23/86 A
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H 2
6/24/86 A
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6/23/36 A
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S 2
6/25/86 A
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S 2
6/25/86 A
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6/26/86 A
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6/27/86 A
14
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S 2
6/31/86 A
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7/0l/°6 A
8
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H 2
7/02/36 B
6
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H 2
7/03/36 B
A
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S 2
7/03/86 A
4
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H 2
7/04/06 A
17
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7/03/86 0
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7/09/86 A
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7/10/86 A
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7/10/86 A
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7/11/86 A
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7/14/86 A
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7/15/86 A
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7/16/86 A
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7/17/86 C
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7/22/86 C
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l/(>l/6S - 12/31/16 l/0=>/^7
S I T
N E E I V
P ri DATE C ST- I l> MYL
SEE N.C. TRSN-IPTRTAT ION I"PROVe-<ENT PROGRAM
M.C. HIGHI.AY MARKER ADVISORY CTM^ITTEE
SEE ALSO HIGHWAY "aRuERS ^ , ,,,,,.^ , c •,
OLDEST RURAL HEALTH DEPARTHt^NT HONURcD S 2 t>/\2/°b C ' I
•<.C. HlGMhAY PATROL
SEE ALSn PEACE OFFICERS MEMORIAL Day ,,,,/=^ r ■
TROOPER SLIGHTLY INJUREO IN ACCIDENT H 1 l/l*/"6 ^ ' J^
PATROL 'AYS IT'S FINE STORY 3.1 T IT OION'T HAPPEN HERE " ' l/JJ/eo A ? -1
STATE TROOPER ESCAPFS PJJURV =R3M 60MBS S 2 |/01/J6 A I N
EXPLOSIONS SET FIRE TO trodpES'S PATROL CAR H 2 2/0'/"6 A ? 1
.(RECK DAMAGES STATE PATROL C A= H 7 ^^^J'^^ ? ^
DRIVER CHAR'^^f> S 2 ^/ll/^fa CI (
PATROL TROOPER ARRESTED O'JRIMT. COCKFIGHT RAID H 2 2/12/f6 9 lA M
OFFICERS REOORT TEEN-AGER D°OvE OFF IN PATROL CRUISER H 2 2/lo/Pt> A It N
CLINTON MAN SHOT AFTER TROOPE' STOPS CAB H ? 3/1J/E6 A 11 N
ASSAULT CHARGE FILEn " 2 HU/iS t 'c ., rae
EASTER DRIVERS URGED TO USE CARE S 2 3/22/«6 A ^ Ta":
NE.(LTHED CONVINCEO HUSBAND 010 NOT KILL HIGHWAY PATROLMAN H 2 <./ll/B6 A 16 N
MAKTIN SEESS APPROVAL FOR 2 3/'.-C'^NT INCREASE IN STATE GASOLINE TAX H 2 './l^/'f' * ° ^^. O**-
MAJOR PROVISIONS OF GAS TAX PLAN H 2 Wie/26 A ' ^^ ^„.
MARTIN FACES ROUGH RIDE ON ROAD FUNCIS 5 2 «>/iy»6 A I » V ^06
MARINE CHARGED hITH BOM'ING PSTROL CRUISER H 2 '•/2|/86 0 A N
PATROL SAYS S225.00O FOUND IN CAR'S TRUNK H 2 J/2^/|6 C 5 N
MURDER TRIAL MOVED TO BUNCOMBE COUNTY H ? 5/JI6/S6 DA (
MEMORIAL HELD FOR OFFICER? KILLED IN LINE OF DUTY " 2 j/16/»6 A l« N
AGENT SAYS TWO MEN'S PRINTS FOUND ON SLAIN OFFICER'S CAR H 2 |/ T/"6 ' 't n 2
TROOPER MEMORIAL 2 5/1^/ -o t .' p P
MAN CONVICTED OF "URO'RING STATE TRDQOER H 7 |<|?'°' t 'I 'i
JAILER SAYS BRAY BOASTED OF SLAYING " 2 5/21/56 g J 2
BRAY RECEIVES LIFE SENTENCE FOR MUROEO CF STATE TROOPER H 2 5/22/^6 9 ' i',
BRAY SENTENCED TO LIFE -73 YEARS FOR SLAYlKG S 2 5/2|/J6 ^ I ''
TROOPERS TO 9F WATCHING ROAOS TO VACATION SPOTS S 2 5/?y,|* 9 6 N
MOHF PATROL TROOPERS RcOUESTEl " | H^^'^If ? ', J
<,fl GRADUATE FRO" PATROL SCHOOL " 2 l<^,0 = ? V ? c
MORE STATE TROOPERS NEEOEO IN N.C. NOW S 2 5/iyB6 A ' E
.■(=W TPQ'^PERS *^ 2 5/31/P6 C s p p
DAMAGED PATROL CRUISER TA<EN OUT FOR A RIDE H 2 a/3A/P6 A 6 N
ROAD FU'^DS. TEACHER PAY NEED ^ 0" PRIORITY 5 ' 6/05/"6 A 4 F
ASSEMBLY CRIHRIr'G HIGHWAY FUND NEEDS " 2 ^^^^.S*" t ,5 F,
LEGISLATIVE PANEL OKS $'15 MILLION IN SPENDING " 2 6/24/06 A 13 N
HIGHWAY PAIOQL ENDS AGE CEILING S 2 6/2T/;6 A 11 N
HOUSE TO GOV. HARTI'l: DON'T U5 E IT PATROL TROOPERS FOR SECURITY H 2 6/2T/P6 C 1 (
TROOPER SPRAYED oY »UCKSHOI H 2 6/30/»6 C I N
NO ARRESTS "AHE IN SHOOTING 0= CEPU'Y » 2 7/01/66 A ? N
12 OF PREOICTEO 23 DIE ON N.C. RJADS " 2 I'??<|? 9 ,, L
HOUSE APPROVES 5435.9 MILLION SPENDING ""ILL H 2 7/11/86 A 12 N
SPEFOING TROOPER ANSWERING CALL HITS, KILLS TEEN H 2 7/13/R6 L 14
HOUSE OKS MORF TROOPtRS } I I'A^m 9 ? e
MORE TROOPERS WILL IMPROVE ROSO SAFETY S 2 7/1S/B6 4 4 E
T'OOPEk WON'T FACE CHARGES In ACCIDENT H 2 3/jl/«6 a 14 (
N.C. patrol: 55 SERVES PUSPOSF S 2 d/05/P6 A 9 J
STATE TROOPERS' PAY RAISES CRITICtZEO "> 2 3/06/e6 C ^ I
RIOS SAYS HIS COMPANION KILLE" HIGHWAY PATROLMAN H 2 3/lf/56 t 3 N
JURY FINOS RIOS GUILTY OF STATE TROOPER'S MUROE» S 2 e/21/»6 A 1 I
JURY CONVICTS PRISON ESCAPEE ;F KILLING HIGHWAY PAIRGLMAH H 2 3/27/86 C 4 N
HAN GETS LIFE TERM FOR KILLIN' trporjr H 2 3/2?/°6 A ? S
TROOPER ACCUS=0 OF STRANDING TwO AFTER ARREST H 2 d/23/96 C ' (
N.C. TROOPERS NEED To USE COM-ON SENSE 5 2 3/25/°6 a a =
OFFICIALS URGP LAPOR DAY DRIVERS TO USE CARE S ? d/29/P6 C 1 TdS
STATE ASSIGNS HELICOPTER FOP LAW ENFORCEMENT H I '/30/n6 C 1 N
SEX OFFENSE CHARGE DENIED BY TROOPER , Ml !3'^*/|^ C 2 ;
PROSECUTOR SAYS DISPATCHERS wAITEO FOR TROOPER To RESPOND TO ACCIOE'lT S 2 lO/C!°/°6 A 13
JUDGE DECLARES ''ISTRIAL IN OANBURY TROOPER CASE S 2 13/lO/;6 C 7 N
MISTRIAL DECLARED IN CASE AGAINST TROOPER , , H 2 fO/12/26 C ? N
TROOPERS GET SPECIAL TRAINING TO HELP CATCH DRUG SMUGGLERS H 2 0/2R/'6 b 4 N
SECOND TRIAL "F PATRuLMAN BEGINS . „ " | !9/?2^SJ ? fn >1
OFFICIALS BLA-E RISE IN DWI ARRESTS ON REDUCED PUBLICITY S 2 11/06/P6 A 10 >(
PATPOL TROOPER ACOUITTEO OF IXOECENT LIPERTIES CHARGE H 2 1 '37/|6 A 17 N
TROOPER FIRED AFTER AC3UITTAL; APPEAL PLANNED 5 2 ll/l|/°* C 13 '
TROOPER FIRED FOR VIOLATING PATROL POLICY H J U/13/e6 A 2^ N
RFMOVES BULLET FRAGMENTS , 5 2 Jl/25/'6 A ] ' '
HUGE -OUNTAIN POSSE HUNTS SLIPPERY SUSPECT H 2 ll/26/Ps A IP'*
BROTHER SAYS PRISON TER- "AOE SHORNOCK 'COP-HATER' H 2 11/26/56 A 8 N
MANHUNT SHOWS POLICE AGENCIFS TEA-WORK IS KEY H 2 12/0R/R6 f " J
STATE TROOPERS FQUNO INNOCENT OF CHARGES S 2 Jl'l'/iJ C 3 N
DRIVE WITH CA=E IS PATROL'S WT SH H 7 H'^'/'J C 1' N
BUCKLE UP OR COUGH UP t2 5 FINE THURSDAY S 2 12/2R/P6 A 1 1
DURHAM POLICE PLAN StAT-8ELT ENFORCEMENT S 2 12/31/P6 A I I T85
N.C. HIGHWAY SAFETY RESEARCH CENTE' , ,,
SEE UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL HIGHWAY SAFETY RESEARCH CEKTER
N.C. HOME "UILOERS ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO 5UIL0ING CONSTRUCTION
SEE ALSO HOUSING. N.C. 7/r«./n<. c 1 11
THE BENCH MARK " 2 7/06/B6 F 1 ij
•(.C. HOSPICE. INC.
SEE HOSPICE OF N.C, INC.
N.C. HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION
^'^HHt'"LISTS^SolTkLITY''RlTES OF HOSPITALS: ACTION CUESTIONED BY N.C. ASSOC. H | S/fl/Jt A I N
N-f- HOSPITALS UPSET ABOUT DEATH RATINGS S 2 3/13/''6 A I N
2gE''cy SAYS N.C. HOSPITALS AVEMGFO lp73,000 PROFIT ON MEDICARE PATIENTS H 2 7/IR/96 U 4 ;
HOSPITALS REPORT OUTPATIENT GROWTH H 2 '/16/Rfc C I '( rto
h;c. HOSPITALS SEEK STATE HELP TO CARE FOR INDIGENTS S 2 12/H/R6 A 10 N
N.C. HOUSING COM-ISSION
SEE ALSr HOUSING, N.C. , „ , A/^'./c.^ p. .; SI
STATE LACKS HOUSING FOR POOP. GROUP SAYS H 2 6/20/|6 6 5 N
N.C. FACING S'^VFRE SHORTAGE CF LJW-INCQmE HOUSING S 2 6/20/R6 A 13 N
STATE MAS SHORTAviE OF LOW-, MOOFRATc- INCO-E HOUSES " 2 0/22/P6 F I >l
M.C. HOUSING FINANCE AGENCY „ , e,,n#n<^ . , ■> o ^,
LOw-INCOME HOUSING FOR ELOERLY PLANNED UNDER PILOT PROGRAM H 2 5/3n/"6 A 12 P N
N.C. FACI'lG SEVERE SHORTAGE 0= LJW-INCOmE MOUSING S 2 6/20/R6 A 13 N
CHAPEL HILL LOSES GRANT " 3 7/l'>/'lfc L I <
FIRST-TIME HUYE'S ELIGIBLE FOR 1.H MORTGAGE RATE H 2 8/08/86 A 20 •(
AGENCY WILL HELP PAY -ORTGAGES " 2 9/30/f>6 3 I'' (
N.C.^HUMAN^RELATIONS^COUNULp^^^^ ON RACIAL, RELIGIOUS C ETHNIC VIOLENCE C INTIMIDATipN
COUNCIL SAYS HATE GROUPS ON INCREASE » ? f/H/oJ , Z i
HATE GROUPS' GROWTH IS CAUSE FOR CONCERN " 2 l/i|'?* ' ~ f.
OUKHA" WOMAN ON COUNCIL
6/25/H6 C ! 'I
STATE TASK FORCE CREATED ON KL AN " 2 10/03/86 A 10
N.C. HUMANITIES COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR TH£ HUMANITIES
SEE ALSO NATIONAL HUMANITIES CENTER ^/,„,0^ „ 1,
'ARTIST AS SOCIAL ADVOCATE' S" R I E S SET S 2 4/10/R6 0 12
APIS INSTITUTE AT DUKE GETS HJMANITIE5 GRANT M 2 7/22/R6 B 4
N.C. ART MUSEUM WANTS TOUR GUIDES " 2 lli2/'b A 1.
HONTHLV/ANNUAL
l/Cl/66 -
INDEX
12/31/B6
PA'.E 7n5
ASIAN-PJCrFIC STUDIES CENTER
NOPTH CAROLINA INDFPENOENr INEWSPAOERI
COUNTY TAX OFFICE TO STUDY LOW PROPFRTY APPRAISALS
COMMISSIONERS^ARE^ASKED TO WAIT ON SALES TAX HIKE
N.C. INDIAN AFFAIRS COMMISSION
SEE ALSO IIJ0IAN5, N.C.
LET'S NOT FORGET NATIVE AMERICANS WHEN WE HONOR COLUMnUS' VOYAGE
N.C. INDIAN CENTER. INC.
SEE ALSO INDIANS, N.C.
FIRM HIBEO TO HELP PLAN N.C. INDIAN CULTURAL CENTER
N.C. INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION
SEE ALSO INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT. N.C.
PAYMENT FOR WORK-RELATED EAR DAMAGE MAY OE EASIFR
COTTON MILLS TOLD TO PAY MEDICAL PILLS
DURHAIl MAN'S BYSSINOSIS CLAIM UPHELD
APPEALS COURT UPHOLDS LAWS RULING tilNGO
FIRM ORDERED TO SUPPORT WOMAN POISONED ON JOB
N.C. INMATE GRIEVANCE COMMISSION
SEE ALSO PRISONERS, N.C.
SFE ALSO PRISONERS' RIGHTS
N.C. PRISONERS WORRY ABOUT EXPOSURE TO AIDS
N.C. INSTITUTE FOR LEGAL ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO ELECTIONS, N.C.
N.C. POLITICS SHOULD BE FAIR, POSITIVE
N.C. INSTITUTE OF EDUCATION
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C.
OPPOSITION SEEN TO TEACHER TRAINING REPORT
N.C. INSURANCE COMMISSION
SEE INSURANCE
SEE N.C. DEPT. OF INSURANCE
N.C. INSURANCE RATING BUREAU
SEE ALSO INSURANCE
SFE ALSO INSURANCE INDUSTRY
SFE ALSO N.C. REINSURANCE FACILITY
SEE ALSO WORKERS' COMPENSATION
AUTO INSURANCE RATES MAY INCREASE
12% AUTO INSURANCE RATE BOOST SOUGHT
N.C. INTERNSHIP PROGRAM
SFE ALSO EMPLOYMENT, YOUTH
MARTIN NAMES 4 TO N.C. COUNCIL
MS. NISHET NAMED TO INTERNS ' COUNC IL
N.C. GOVERNMENT INTERNS LEARN. GET PAID
NORTH CAROLINA IS MY HOME I BOOK tm SONGI
THE LITFRARY LANTERN
CHARLES KURALT: 'N.C. IS my h-^mf-
KUKALT TO PERFORM 'NORTH CAROLINA IS my HOME'
TICKETS ON SALE FOR BENEFIT TO ESTABLISH KURALT CHAIR
N.C. JAPAN CENTER
SEE ALSO DUKE UNI
SEE ALSO JAPAN
CULTURAL, ECONOMIC TIES WITH JAPAN GET SUPPORT
N.C. JAYCEE BURN CENTER
SEE BURN CENTER, N.C. JAYCEES
N.C. JOURNALISM HALL OF FAME
NEWSMEN TO BE HONORED AT UNC
i°i!5It*k'5c,""-'- °'' ""'"E TO INDUCT FOUR NEWSPAPERMEN
1 MEN ENTER N.C. JOURNALISM S^RINF
<< JOUBNALISTS GET N.C. HONOR
N.C. JUDICIAL DEPT.
SEE ALSO COURTS, N.C.
SEE ALSO CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM
iEE ALSO JUDGES, N.C.
SB! LAB 'BREAK-IN' FINDS SECURITY LAX
EX-ATTOPNEY GENERAL AIDE GETS HEARING UN DISMISSAL FROM JOB
N.C. JUNIOR CLOSED TENNIS TOURNAMENT
SEE ALSO TENNIS
^HSf.^!-. f't'-'^ '""'' 'AKES GIRLS 16 TENNIS TITLE
DURHAM'S THOMAS TAKES N.C. TITL^
N.C. JUNIOR GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP
sIe also gA"?'"'*'*^ '^°^'' *5S0CIATI0N
JOHNSON WINS JUNIOR GOLF IN SUDDEN DEATH
FANFARE: ISLEY LEADS JR. GOLF
FANFARE: JUNIOR GOLF
N.C. JUNIOR MISS
SEE TEEN-AGE BEAUTY CONTESTS
N.C. JUSTICE ACADEMY
SEE ALSO JUDGES. N.C.
DURHAM DEPUTY TAKES COURSE ON INSTRUCTION
DEPUTY COMPLETES INVESTIGATION WORK
N.C. JUSTICE DEPT.
SEE N.C. JUDICIAL DEPT.
THE NORTH CAROLINA LEADER (NEWSPAPER!
SEE THE LEADER INEWSPAPERI
N.C. LEADERSHIP FOPUM
SEE ALSO L EADERSHIP
''"5PECTIVES ON TRIANGLE GROwrn
DEFINITION OF PORNOGRAPHY STILL ELUDES LAWMAKERS
N.C. LEAGUE OF CONSERVATION VOTERS
SEE ALSO ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
5-^r,^|-,§? POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEES
GROUPS BACK MS. THOMPSON
CONSERVATION GROUP SUPPORTS MILLER RE-ELECTION
TWO GROUPS ENOORSE 'IILLER OVER MRS. NEALFip HOUSE
"•'• b^5tc"?0?%n^f,'R^^^"'"
^Cfjh'i'lkl'.^r.l IfUlVcr/u^.". "'^" INSURANCE PATES
PUK"*M TO ADOPT SELF-INSURANCF PLAN
tIPf ^'l*^'^"^ PANEL BACKS HALF-CENT, LOCAL-OPTION SALES TA
l^tf;i''5y"**'<^f ''Oil- EXPECTED ro HELP N.C. CITIES
CITIES STUDY SELF-INSURE FOR TRANSIT '-"' = :'
11/20/116 B
U/23/36 C
ll/25/''6 A
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H 2 4/14/16 A 4 L
H ? 9/I'5/16 A 13 'I
H 2 7/22/R6 C 14
H 2 11/27/86 A I
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S 2 11/17/86 C n N
H 2 11/27/B6 E 4 P N HOI
S 2 10/in/fl6 A
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H 2 12/07/86 C
H 2 12/26/86 B
S 2 10/14/16 e
S 2 3/05/16 A
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H 2 4/14/86 8
S 2 4/14/16 C
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3/08/16 A 14
5/21/86 C 3
2 8/01/16 C 3
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X INCREASE
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1/17/86
1/30/86
2/27/86
3/06/86
3/20/16
6
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1/01/86 - W/31/'>t>
SUBJECTS
LE»GUF WARNS PROPERTY TAXSS C3ULD SKYROCKET
PIPFR MUST BE PAID IF FEDS CUT PROGRAMS
INSURANCE ANSWER SOUGHT BY CITY OF DURHAM
PANEL BACKS LIMITS ON BiJILDINH HEIGHTS
CITIES URGED tq lPBBY AC-AIN^T CUTS
MORF LOCAL TAXES "AY CUT GOVE^N^ENT «ASTE
CnuNCIL APPOOVES LIST OF 0E3ueSTS FOR lpgISLATU'E
CITY CO"MIITEE PACKS HIGHER GASOLINE ''AX
OPEN MEETINGS LA« TRUCE EXPECTEr^ »Y PRESSi OTHERS
LEGISLATIVE SESSION FRUSTRATES LOCAL GOVE»N"£NTS
MUNICIPALITIES" LEAGUE NAHES OIRECTOR
HOUSriGt GROi<TH TCP LEAGUES A'lEMOA
COUNCIL MEH°ER GOING TO LEAGU^ CONVENTION
ClTIfcS I'RGEO TO KFEP UP 'PRFS'URE FOR RESULTS'
SANFU'D ASSAILS "CDOOLE CIMMUNISTS" STATt"tNT
LEAGUE LEADER STEPPING DOWN
MORE SAY BY LOCAL GOVERNMENTS URGED ON ROADS. OTHER PROJECTS
MAkTIv, HAROINGTON urge CITIE? to SET ASinE RIGHTS-OF-WAY
ANNEXATION ISSUES OFTEN LAND IN COURTS AROUND N.C.
LOBBYISTS. .HILL SEEK REPEAL 0= ADDITIONAL BENEFITS FOR LAW OFFICEOS
N.C. LEAGUE CF SAVINGS INSTITUTIONS
SPE ALSO SAVINGS AN? LOAN ASSOCIATIONS. N.C.
MORTGAGE LENDERS WANT INCOME FROM ESCROW ACCOUNTS
SCLS IN N.C. REPORT PROFITS
N.C. LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS
SEE LFAGUF OF WOMEN VOTERSi N.C.
N.C. LEGAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
STATE SUFFERS HOUSING SHORTAGFS
ATTORNEYS HONORED
N.C. LEGISLATIVE BLACK CAUCUS . ,
S'E ALSO BLACKS. POLITICAL OFFi;£ HOLnERS AND POLITICIANS
SEE ALSO N.C. BLACK LEADEPSHIP CAUCUS
SEE ALSO N.C. GENERAL ASSE^'LY, BLACK LEGISLATORS
OUT-JF-STATE CAP VOTE MAY BE DELAYED
BLACK LEGISLATORS TO FORGE AH? AO FOR RUNOFF LAW
N.C. LEGISLATIVE RESEARCH COMMISSION
SEE N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATIVE STUDY COM-dSSION
N.C. LEGISLATURE
SEE N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY
N.C. LIBRARY FHR THE BLIND AND PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED
SEE ALSO BLIND
SEE ALSO HANDICAPPED
PROGRAM OFFFRS TAPES TO THE HANDICAPPED
•I.e. LITERACY ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO ILLITERACY
•ILLITERACY LIKE A CANCER.
.UNSEEN. ,, FATING AWAY'
N.C. LOCAL GOVERNMENT COMMISSION
CLOUD OVER BOND MARKET CAUSING WORRIES
U.C. TOWNS. COUNTIES UNCERTAIN ABOUT POND lARKET
0HA5A TO LET FUNDS GO
TOWN ALLOWED TO DIVERT -ONEY -EANT FQR WATER
BOND TOTAL TO BE SPLIT INTO 9 ISSUES
GARAGE LEASE TO GET STATE REVIEW
N.C. COMMISSION OKS COUNTY'S BONO REFERENDUM
REPORT PECOMMENOS WISER SPENDING !N ECONOMIC PROGRAMS
N.C. MAIN STREET POOCRAM
SEE ALSO MAIN ST.
SEE ALSO N.C. DEPT. OF NATURAL 'ESOURCES AND COMMUNITY DEVEIOPMFNT
HENDERSON IN MAIN STREET PROG'A"
MAIN STREET POOGRAH DRESSING JP ULO TOWNS ACROSS NORTH CAROLI'lA
CHEAP ELBOW GREASP WOULD HELP DOWNTOWN
N.C. MARINE FISHERIES COMMISSION
SEE N.C. DIVISION OF MARINE FISHERIES
N.C. MARINE RESOURCE CENTERS
SFE ALSO ARCHAEOLOGY
SEE ALSO DUKE UMV. MARINE LABU'.ATORY
SEE ALSO N.C. MARINE SCIENCE COL'NCIL
SEE ALSO OCEANS
STATE MARINE CENTERS MAY SECOyE AQUARIUMS
N.C. MARINE SCIENCE COUNCIL
SEE ALSO N.C. MARINE RESOURCE CENTERS
OARE COUNTY RECOMMENDED AS SITE FOR MUSEUM
N.C. MARITIME MUSEUM (""EAUFORTI
MCNEILL CHART'; SUCCESSFUL CCU' SE FOR PEAUFQRT'S MARITIME "USEUM
DUKE 'SHELLS' OUT COLLECTION
N.C. HATHE>'ATICS CONTEST
SFE ALSO "aThchaticS
MAIH WHIZZES CLASH IN CONTEST AT OUKE:
DUKE TO HOST MATH CONTEST
N.C. MEDICAL JOURNAL
OUKE WRITERS TRY TO UNDERSTAND "aTIEnTS'
N.C. MEDICAL SOCIETY
SFE ALS1 "EDICAL REVIEW OF N.C.
SEE ALSO OLC NORTH STATE "EDICAL SOCIETY
SMOKING CLOVE CIGARETTES DANGEROUS
PHYSICIANS' MAGE A PROPLCM SAYS NEW SOCIETY CHIEF
COCAINE MORE DEADLY THAN HEROIN?
IMPOTENCE CAN OFTEN BE CURED
SOCIETY URGES MEDICAL HELP UI'H DIET PLANS
PHYSICIANS FIND FAVORITE MALPRACTICE OPTION BLOCKED
MEDICAL GROUP MIRES NATIVE OF DURHAM
OUKE CHAPLAIN TO BE HO'IORED
OnCTORS TO CONSIDER CUTTING BLUE CROS^ TIES
MEDICAL SOCIETY TO FORM STATEWIDE HEALTH GROUP
WOMEN ATTEND "EDICAL AUXILIARY "EETING
INDIVIDUALISTS PARE IN THE ' NF w MEDICINE^
STU"Y: N.C. MALPRACTICE SETTLEMENTS UP ?00l
DOCTORS WELCOME •BABY D"E' RULING
SAFETY TIPS OFFERED TO FIREWORKS USERS
CHOOSING DOCTOR IS IMPORTANT
GETTING READY FOR SCHOOL INCLJDES EYE CHECKUPS
FOOD POISONING HITS i MILLION IN U.S. YFARLY
POLL SHOWS VOTERS BACK OamaGE LIMITS IN SUITS
EYES CAN PROVIDE TOTAL HEALTH LOOK
EXPERT: TORT REFORM POLL FLAW''D
MEDICAL SOCIETY'S TORT REFORM POLL QUESTIONED
MALPRACTICE SUPPORT G'OUP FOR-EO
TOY SAFETY URGED IN YULF ";hOP"'ING
HEALTH Care PROpESSIONALS say buckle up FOR MOLIOAYS
SCIENCE SCHOOL TPA" NIPS VA,
TERMINOLOGY
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S 2
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3/10/86
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6/12/86
I
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a
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7/30/86
4
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8/13/86
6
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ll/17/»6
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11/18/86
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11/30/86
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12/10/86
14
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12/19/86
7
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l/01/a<)
INDEX
S J B J E
SyCKUNG UP COULD INSURE HAPPY HQL lOAY
TESTS. PRUGS CAN CONTROL HYPERTENSION ■
C. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
SEE ALSO BURN CENTER. N.C. JAY
SEE ALSO HAND RFH48I L I T A TI ON r
GIKL WHO FLEO FROM HOSPITAL
COUPLE'S DAUGHTER NOh BACK A
MEMORIAL HOSPITAL HIGHEST IN
SEVEN N.C. HOSPITALS CHOSEN
TECHNIQUE OFFFRS ^m HOPE FO
DEMONSTRATORS MEET
UNC HAND BcHARILITATlON CENT
TESTS FIND NO GLASS IN GERBE
GRONE'<EYER IS HONORED BY UNC
PURSUIT OF WELLNESS: SOMETIM
WANT TO P'PPOVE YOUR HEALTH^
FAIR HIGHLIGHTS HEALTH CAREE
N.C. M£^•ORIAL PLANS BACK PA!
HOSPITAL SEEKS MOBILE USE OF
AGENCY FAVORS MEMORIAL HOSPI
MEMOklAL GETS BACKING FOR SA
13 FAMILIES CELEBRATE -miraC
HOSPITALS DRILLING FOR NUTLE
SPECIAL STEPS NEEDED WHEN HO
Z PENNSYLVANIA DOCTORS LEAD
HOSPITAL DROPS PLAN FOR MOBI
N.C. MEMORIAL TO SHOW PUBLIC
N.C. MEMORIAL GETS APPROVAL
MORE MEN USING UNC PREVFNTIV
SOVIET DOCTOR: CHERNOBYL GIV
BACK PAIN FOCUS OF LECTURE
CHILDREN'S CA'DS TO HELP N.C
COUNTY GENERAL. MEMORIAL RED
i-YEAB-OLD GETS DAD'S MONEY
BEING 'DR. MOM' CAM BE SUCCE
CARD SALES RAISE tlO.OOO
RONALD MCDONALD BREAKS GROUN„
Slic^iS" ^0, VISIT H0SPITAL-30JND PATIFMJS
HOME TO MAKE VISITS TO HOSPITAL -iPIGiTEO
.MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. CANCER RESEARCH CENTER
SEE UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL CANCER RESEARCH CENTER
SEE^ALSn*CANCER'"'"' '^^""'^ TREATMENT BUILDING
"n r'-^2i:MnJy:,"f=T;'^:;£Ki''-'- ""-'- C'^CER KESFABCH CE^•TFR
N.C. MEMORIAL GETS APPROVAL FOR CANCER TREATMENT BUILDING
. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. EMPLOYEES
MEMORIAL OFFERS NEW YORK TRIP
?I5."''''-^ RAFFLE: MCDONALD HOUSE TO RAISE MONEY
SOCIAL WORKER GRADUATES FROM LEADERSHIP INSTITUTE
SEE-:;??^'kA!:?L'?'jF'fe!cl^E''' '"'"'" ''"'"'
''^RSb^2M"^iS-5o7Es''Hi:t'f:irfU?ih'- '"°°'- °' »'°'^"^^' '=*''■>-' MEDICINE P
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1EDICAID REIMBURSEMENT
FTR SICKLE-CELL ANEMIA PROGRAM
R OVARIAN CANCER PATIENTS
E' TREATS 1.500 PATIENTS PER YEAR
R FOOn JARS
SCHOOL JF MEDICINE
ES IT PAYS OFF
'ROGRAM REINFORCES YOUR RESOLVE
N WORKSHOP
<IONEY DEVICE
TJL REQUEST FOR FACILITY IN SANFORD
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LES' AT KFUNION
A» VICTIMS
SPITALS CARE FOR RADIATION CASES
N.C. MEMORIAL TRANSPLANT TEAM
LF KIDNEY MACHINE
NEW DEVICE WEDNESDAY
FIR CANCER TREATMENT RUILOING
E HEALTH CARE
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P=N LITHOTRIPTtR TALKS
SSFUL OPERATION. WOMEN PHYSICIANS SAY
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12/01/86 C
N.r. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. GRANTS
HOSPITALS GET DUKE FUNDING
N.C. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. HEART TRANSPLANTS
SEE ALSO HEART TRANSPLANTS
SURGEON DECIDES NOT TO TAKE JOB
^=Sij,°°'^''°''S WILL LEAD N.C. "EMORIAL HEART TEAM
S!r?'?^*'-„^^ E?'"'^ ITS 15T HEART TpiNSPLiNT
SF'kl{''?A?f^Nrf|E'R[Su?^'""' "'"' TRANSPLANT AT MEMORIAL
K^r'''Mj5no??|-f'^^c?SIlf''^ IMPROVING AT N.C. MEMORIAL
RALEIGH RESIDENT IS HEART RECIPIENT
"•'■;FF^Ar?,^''!;,^°5'''^"-' HELICOPTER SERVICE
SEE ALSO AIP AMBULANCE SERVICE
SEc ALSO HELICOPTERS
cSpTFS''s«>,lf?^i^E 3j;?, '="" MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
bLEnS, SERVICE MAY BEGIN BY SUMMER
MEMORIAL'S HELICOPTER MAKFS D'"8UT
MEMORIAL CHRISTENS HELICOPTER
HOSPITAL HELICOPTER SAFF — COO' U I NA TOR
AIR-AMBULANCE SAFE, SAYS HOSPI tIl OFF IC I AL
ROGRA"
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2/26/86
8
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10/22/86
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10/22/86
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10/30/86
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N.r
. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, MEDICAL MA'PRACTirF SUITS
"I 'LSO ^EDKAL MALPRACTICE SUITS "
i,P?9I?S5' ^ "UPSES SUED OVER DFATH
rilLLSBOROUGM man FILES SUIT AIAINST HOSPITAL
"•'sErXCli^R^SifiJ^^N^^A^fr" -NTENSIVF CARE UNIT
H"s;i^f^i i^^?i;iisu y^^Mk^ ^t^iij,
N.( . HTMnRUl. HUSPIUL. RATES
UUKI- PUCKS TUFNO OF HIGH HIALIH COSTS
N.r. MFMMRUL HUSPIIAL. VULUNIttRS
ST. NICK TO VISIT HOSPITAL-noiNn PATITNTS
"'•'sFE'Kn*CANCFj""- <^'"1-U"EN.S rANLTH CLINIC
Src Al so CHILORrN, EANCFR
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•ji I. Ai.sn mCnTal hi alIh
MARY FABRELL HELPS MANY
N.r. MENTAL HfcALTH COMHISSIUN
SEE ALSO MENTAL HEALTH
CONDITIONS AT MENTAL HOSPITALS ARE GETTING WORSE, PANEL TOLD
N.r. MILK COMMISSION
III JtiS 2t;r ^""^f«^' ^-c-
PRODUCERS SHOULD RE PREPARED r QR CHANGE FROM NEW DAIRY PILL
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9/27/86 C
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MONTHLY/AN
INDEX
1J/31/B6
SUBJECTS
MIL" PRICES M»V 00 UP br i CSLLCN
PRICE PAID TO OAIPy FARMERS RAISED
«<.C. MINIMUM COMPETENCY TEST
SEE SCHOOLS. N.C.. CO'<PEIENCY TESTS
N.C. MHTEL ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO MOTELS. DURHAM
TRIANGLE APPLICANTS. JOB SKILLS MISMATCHED
N.C. MOTOR SPEEDWAY
SEE ALSO STOCK CAR RACING
LABONTE POLE-SITTER FOR PET "UCK* RACE
EARNHARDT ADOS TO BUSCH SERIES OOHINATION
LABONTE CONTnu'=S D0MIN5TIGN OF ROCKINGHAM
RICHMHNO BUMPS TEAMMATE FOR PILE
KULMICKI TOPS DAY 2 CUALIFIER":
SHEOHFRD NIPS ALLISON FOR SANDHILLS 200 WIN
BONNETT RELIEVED BY NATIONWISS; WIN; WALTRIP GAINS 15
aODINE EYES ENDURANCE FOR -SI
N.r. MUNICIPAL BONO IND6<
SEE ALSO N.C. BUND RATING
SEE ALSO N.C. "O'lDS
N.C TAX-FREE BOND INDEX SLIPS TO 8.3* IN DFCEMOER...
RATES ON N.C TAX-EXEMPTS CONTINUE DECLINE IN JANUARY
TAX-FREE BOND RATES FALL SHARPLY IN GEVRUARY
HONEY IS AVAILABLE AGAIN FOR EMPLOYERS TO AID VETS
TAX-FPEE BOND RATES SLIP AGAIN IN MARCH
MUNY BONO YIELDS MUVE UP
T«x-fOEE BONO YIELDS REACH 7.a5«
TAX-FREE BOND RATE IN N.C. SLIPS TO 7.65«
N.C. P.ONO INDEX SLIPS TO 7. 60S DURING JULY
TAX-FREE BOND INDEX RISES A LITTLE TQ 7.101;
N.C. MUNICIPAL BONOS YIELDS D-l OP
N.C. TAX-FREE BOND YIELDS SLIP TO 6.5'il
N.C MUNICIPAL POWER AGENCY
POWER AGENCY SUPPORTS SHEARON HARRIS PLANT
N.C MUSEUM AT DUKE HOMESTEAD HIST:)RIC SITE
SEE DUKE HOMESTEAD STATE HISTORIC SITE
N.C. MUSEUM OF ART
SEE ALSO FESTIVAL FPANCAIS
DON'T SETTLE DOWN FOR A LONG -UNTFR'S NAP — YET
ART MUSEUM ROOF REPAIR TO BEGIN SOON
VIVA ITALIAN ART
BUILDING NOT WORK OF ART
•HEAVENLY VISIONS'
HEAVENLY VISIONS >T N.C. MUSEUM OF ART
'FIGURATIVE PAINTING' AT N.C. MUSEUM
'PUNNING FENCE'
N.C. COriTOiCTING "ETHOO CRITICISED
GERMAN EXPRESSIONIST EXHIBITITN CnMING
FOLK PRANO EXTRAORDINARY ART
MARTIN BACKS FUNDING TO MUSEUM. SYMPHONY
GERMAN MASTERPIECES AT N.C MJSEUM
FREE SEMINAR PLANNED
GERMAN EXPRESSIONIST SHOW ASSAULT OF SHAPE AND COLOR
HUNC GETS BENNETT 'AIRES' FOR BIRTHDAY
TAKE ME OUT TO THE ART MUSEUM. BUT, FIRST. THE PROGRAM
MUSEUM MAY PECPFN ON TUESDAYS IF NEW PROGRAM WORKS
ART MUSEUM HEAD PUSHES SE"VIC=
ACTS OF faith: N.C ARTIST MINNIE EVANS. 95. REVISITS 'OLD FRIENDS'
•OUTSIDER' ART DISCUSSED
GUARD FOUND GUILTY OF DAMAGING ART MUSEUM
ROOF REPAIRS MAY DRAW MORE MUSEUM VISITORS
ANNIVERSARIES
MUSEUM MONITORS SOUGHT
•ARTIST AS SOCIAL ADVOCATE" SERIES SET
•REMARKABLE' FRENCH SHOW TO VISIT N.C. ART MUSEUM
TAKE A HIKE. SEE A PLAY. MEET A MUMMY! ENTERTAINING MOM
CARTOONS FEATURED
PUT SOME CLASS IN YOUR SUMMER
•SINGIN' IN THE SEINE'
•GAUCHE' EVENT SET AT N.C. MUSEUM OF ART
PICTURE A PICNIC
FRENCH PAINTING SUBJECT OF TALKS
IN THE SPOTLIGHT
FACCINTO SHOW BIZARRE IN THE SOUTHERN MANNER
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N.C. ART MUSEUM OFFICIAL TAKING AKRON, OHIO. JO"
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ANTELOPE ART AT MUSEUM
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3/14/86 a
10/03/86 B
10/03/86 C
10/11/86 A
9/28/86 0 I
9/28/86 D 1
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2/10/86
2/12/06
4/26/06
4/27/80
6/06/S6
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1/09/86
1/11/06
1/15/86
1/14/06
3/30/06
4/02/06
4/J3/06
4/1S/06
5/08/06
5/38/06
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1/01/86
INDEX
SUBJECTS
PAGE ni
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STRANDED HIGH
GROUPS PLAN TELEPHONE CAMPAIGM TO PROMOTE BONOS
BOOSTING The nONOS
LONGER LIVES WON'T BRING LOWER INSURANCE RATES
N.C. MUTUAL WHOLESALE DRUG CO.
SEE ALSO PHARMACEUTICAL COMPANHS
FOOD FUR^THOUGHT^"""^ "'^"^ '^°' "'"^^ "°° ""-LION SALES MARK
CAN INFLATION BE THE ANSWER?
N.C. NATIONAL BANK
S«ySI4 ;!yS9f5, 't;''.9''oe« bank account inspections
?S?^II.f J'^ilSMIil'^N CHANGES SOUTHEAST BANK RANKINGS
INSURANCE FIRM TESTING ALLIANCE WITH BANK
BANK, OUKE, VOLUNTEERS roLLEC^ CANNFO FOnO
BUSINESS BRIEFING
i:.,Jf''i^?^F''i'"^S ATTACHED TO CITY-NCN8 CONTRACT
PANEL BACKS NEW BANKING CONTRACTS
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
NCNB STOCK SPLITS
N.C. BANKS TRr TO LURE RICH CUSTOMERS
s5!!i!3^il:eg,^riAL°Es'^i?p' •-''"' "" '"^ ^"^ ACCOUNTS
CANCER CENTER GETS GIFT
N.C. NATIONAL BANK, SALES AND EARNINGS
NCNP CORP. LISTS EARNINGS GAIM fqr 1995
i""-* REPORTS SHOW 1985 BANNER YEAR FOR N.C. BANKS
TOKYO TELEX ISSUES CALL FOR MIRF N.C. GOODS FOR JAPANESE
N.C. NATIONAL BANK INEAR SOUTH SQUARE MALLI
TWO PERSONS ROBBED AT BANKING MACHINES
N.C. NATIONAL BANK BUILDING (DURHAM, N.C.I
hF%'fc7^P^i;8P-^Ei8s'?s2%'o-i^g!?j r^i'uii "" '""''■ ^"""5
DEPARTMENT PLANS MOVE IN SUMMER
PANEL PREFERS ELIGIBILITY BUILDING FOP CUUNTY JAIL ANNEX
N.C. NATIONAL BANK CORP.
INTERSTATE BANK MERGERS TAKE EFFECT
NrNR COFP. LISTS EARNINGS GAIM FOR 1985
.^?£k''Di'IK??I^.fS2"„!l'"5 UANNE' YEAR FOR N.C. BANKS
ilrM^ cti°^'^l nOO.ODO TO OUKE FOR FACULTY AWARD
NCNB 5EFKS TO EXPAND TERRITORY
NCNB TO BUY BALTIMORE BANK
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
SuiiN?*srH?SS['lJSTr"'*"5^'='*^ '" •^"''T "«LF...
TSI'5n'-?cyi5''fc5*!'J''?S ACCOUNTS TO VARIABLE RATE
J,Pf,;O.J|LEX ISSUES CALL FOR MJRF N.C. GOODS FOR JAPANESE
'^^KS i9?ff5. ^9 ""* BRITISH STOCK BROKERAGE
1300 MILLION COMPLEX PLANNED IN CHARLOTTE
STORY RAISES SOME TEMPERS AT NCNB
N.C. NATIONAL BANK MORTGAGE CORP.
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
N.C. NATIONAL BANK SECURITIES INC.
NCN" TO OPEN BROKERAGE FIRM
N.C. NATIONAL GUARD
SEE ALSO ARMED FORCES, RESERVES
SEE ALSO MILITARY
GUARo'"chIEf'5f ^O^IpHILOING U" RELOCATION OF AIRPORT ROAD
Cn^iVf.r ^I^"'' TEAM'S TOY SETS OFF BOMB SCARE AT ROU
LUAD ING UP
N.C. GUARDSMEN ENDURE 2-WEEK TRAINING IN TEXAS
MAINTENANCE BUILDING BURNS ' -u 1 "■ 'C Ai
¥:i\9y.*''2 UNITS ARE TRAINING IN PHILIPPINES
TAR HEEL GUARD UNITS HAVE JOB IN PHILIPPINES
?Stl ';;?^9S?^'=I? '='3'' ''•':• N*nONAL GUARD
b?^f rLXli^l^W^"^' ^•'^' NATIONAL GUARP, C-12 PLANE
HISS GUNTER GFTS GUARD SCHOLARSHIP
N.C. NATURAL GAS CORP.
aSsiNE^s'SfG^pyGS^s' '"'"'^ "'" '""^'"
NATURAL GAS BILLS TO RISE
NATURAL GAS PRICES ABOVE AVERAGE IN N.C.
N.C. NATURAL HERITAGE PROGRAM
BOTANIST TO DISCUSS SURVEY REPORT
N.C. NATURE CONSERVANCY
SEE ALSO MATURE CONSERVANCY
K^f.^.U^Pffl'^ES CONSERVANCY AWARD
NATURE CONSERVANCY RAISES tZ MILLION
NATURF CONSERVANCY BUYS HALF TF PERMUOA ISLAND
CHAPEL HILL-BASED GROUP BUYS ISLAND -fSr bSrGMN'
N.C. NEIWURK FOR ANIMALS INC.
SEE ALSO/NIMALS, MEDICAL RESEARCH
UEMONSTRATION PLANNED AGAINST FORT WOUND Li'i
^.^VbT, *l"5 i^ CLOSING URAOG WIUNO LAB
ANIMAL THEFT ppjt MAY OPERATE IN STATE
GROUP SEARCHING FOR ',0 GOOD G-TAT HOMES
GROUP TO PROTEST FUR CLOTHES SALES
GROUP OPPOSED TO FUR SALES TO PICKET AT NORTHGATE
'*'' EUsS^Xi^^B lySSE'cLol*? °' "'"^'"^ DISTRIBUTING CO.
OBSCENE MATERIALS JURY ACQUITS EVANS
N.C. NURSES ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO NUPSES. N.C.
GROUPS BACK MS. THOMPSON
'sf^TE^I'lErf^JEtf-'LirFl iiVlloTlylT"^""'' "' """^^"
N.C. NURSES EXAM
SEE ALSO N.C. BOARD OF NURSING
SEE ALSO NURSES. N.C.
NURSING SCHOOL OFFERS COURSE TO PREPARE FOR rTrFN<:F TFCT
9it OF NURSING SCHOOL GRAOUAT=S PASS TEST '■"^^'^^E ^^^T
Sy'S^IJJE^" NURSING GRADUATES ALL PASS TEST
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3/08/86
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4/10/86
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5/23/86
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5/23/86
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6/17/86
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9/28/86
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10/01/86
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10/05/86
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11/11/86
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12/23/86
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1/23/86
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4/17/86
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9/19/86
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1/23/86
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1/29/86
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4/25/86
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5/03/86
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6/21/86
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7/03/86
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7/16/86
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12/20/86
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8/31/86 C 19
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H 2 12/11/86 a 8 N W27
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NMUAL INOEX
1/01/35 - W/3l/e6
HATTS GRAOUAIES SET SCHOOL MA5K ON NUBSINO TEST
N.C. OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH AOH I NI STOA TI ON
SEE ALSO OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY ANT HEALTH ADMINISTRATION
SEE ALSO SAFETY PROGRAMS
STATE BEGINS INVESTIGATION OF FATAL ACCIDENT AT HERALD CO.
N.C. OFFICE FOR RURAL HEALTH CARE
SEE ALSO RURAL HEALTH CLINICS. N.C.
STOVALL MEDICAL CENTER BECOMES SUCCESS STORY
N.C. OFFICE OF ADMINISTRATIVE HEARINGS ..,.,, ,, „„ ,„ ,. ,
MARTIN TO SUE ASSEM^LY:_GOyFRNOR^WILL_CnNTEST LAW LIMITING EXFC. POWER H 2
H 2
...C. GOVERNOR HAS LITTLE POWER TO GRAB
MARTIN SAYS HE DaFS^^•T FEAR RETALIATION FOR FILI.NG SUIT
LET GOVERNOR GOVERN
N.C. OFFICE OF BUDGET AND MANAGEMENT
DARF POPULATION UP J2t IN FOU" YEARS
TAR HEELS UPBEAT ON SCHOOLS BUT CAUTIOUS ABOUT ECONOMY
MANY TAR HEELS SAY FINANCES REMAINED STEADY DURING 1985
CITY SEEKS N.C. FUNDS TO UPGRADE WATER SYSTEM
SURVEY SHOWS SUPPORT FOR RASi: EOUCATION PLAN
POPULATION FORECASTS VARY FOR TRIANGLE J
TRIAi'iGLE LEADS STATE IN GROWTH, PROSPERITY
REOUEST FOR TWO 87-69 BUDGETS CAUSES WORRY ABOUT POSSIBLE CUTS
N.C. OFFICE OF CHIEF MEDICAL EXAMINER
SEE ALSO MEDICAL EXAMINER
EXAM PROCEEDS STEP AT A TIME
POLITICS OFTEN CLOUDED CORONER RULINGS
HOW UO EXAMS BENEFIT SOCIETY?
■QUINCY- FUN, BUT UNREALISTIC
HFROIN IS RANKED AS LEADING CAUSE OF N.C. DRUG DEATHS
STATE MEDICAL EXAMINER OUITS AFTER 18 YEARS
SHIFTING GEARS: MEDICAL EXAMINER RELISHES MOVE FROM AUTOPSIES...
N.C. OFFICE OF JUVENILE JUSTICE (PROPOSEDI
SEE ALSO JUVENILE JUSTICE SYSTEM
STATE'S JUDGES POWERLESS WITH UNDISCIPLINED TEENS
N.C. OFFICE OF MOTION PICTURE DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO FILMMAK ING
SEE ALSO N.C, FILMMAKING
MOVIE MAKING A BOON TO THE TA^ HEFL STATE
11 MOVIES EXPECTED TO BE SHOT IN N.C. THIS YEAR
N.C. OPERA
SEE ALSO OPERA
PERFORMING ARTS SERIES AT UNC OPENS OCT. 30
N.C. PARKS STUDY COMMISSION
SEE ALSO PARKS, N.C.
MASTER PLAN, FUNDING SOURCE U' GEO FOR STATE PARKS
N.C. PArlOLE COMMISSION
SEE ALSO N.C. DIVISION OF ADULT PRORATION AND PAKOLES
SEE ALSO PAROLE
CHANGES IN SENTENCING LAWS ma<E GOOD SENSE
PRISONERS' CHANCES FOR EARLY RELEASE INCREASED
REPORT PROPOSES CRIMINAL JUSTICE REORGANIZATION
N.C. PEDIATRIC SOCIETY
SEE ALSO PHYSICIANS, N.C.
SOME DOCTORS SEEK STATE'S PROTECTION FROM VACCINE SUITS
NEW VACCINE LAW NOT WORKING, DOCTOR TELLS PANEL
N.C. PEOPLE ( TV SERIES!
WILLIAM CLEMENT ON TELEVISION SHOW
WOLFE EXPERT FEATURED
N.C. PERSONNEL COMMISSION
SEE N.C. STATE PERSONNEL COMMISSION
N.C. PERSONNEL PRIVACY ACT
SEE N.C. STATE PERSONNEL ACT
SEE N.C. STATE PERSONNEL PRIVACY ACT
N.C. PESTICIDE COMMISSION
SEE ALSO PESTICIDES
PESTICIDE HEARINGS
N.C. PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO PHARMACISTS, N.C.
'RED TAPE' IN MEDICAID IS CRITICIZED
N.C. PHYSICAL THERAPY ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO PHYSICAL THERAPY
THERAPISTS ELECTED
N.C. POETRY SOCIETY
SEE ALSO POETRY
NORTH CAROLINA PuETRY SOCIETY PLANS AUGUST MEETING
TAR HEELS CELEBRATE ANTHOLOGY
N.C. POLL
SEE CAROLINA POLL
N.C. PORTRAITS OF FAITH (BOOK)
N.C.'S PORTRAITS OF FAITH
N.C . PORTS AUTHOR ITY
SEE ALSO PORTS, N.C.
'PORT' SCHEDULED TO OPEN IN GREENSBORO
MEMORIAL SERVICE CONDUCTED FOR EX-PORTS AUTHORITY OFFICIAL
N.C. PRESS ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO AMERICAN SOCIETY OF NEWSPAPER EDITORS
SEE ALSO NEWSPAPERS, N.C. ISEE ALSO NAMES OF PARTICULAR NEWSPARERSI
SEE ALSO N.C. ASSOCIATED PRESS "JEWS COUNCIL
SEE ALSO N.C. PRESS CLUB
SANFORD TO MISS JOINT APPEARANCE
BROYHILL PLANNING TO ATTEND PROGRAM
3 HERALD STAFFERS WIN PRESS AJAPDS
GROUP CITES SUN WRITER FOR AR'ICLES
PUBLISHER: JOURNALISM SCHOOLS 'PEHINO TIMES'
OPEN MEETINGS BILL PENALTY ELIMINATFD
OPEN MEETINGS LAW TRUCE EXPECTEO "Y PRESS, OTHERS
SENATE PANEL BACKS TOUGHER OPEN MEETING^ LAW
PRESS GROUP ELECTS OFFICERS
COCKTAIL PARIIES ARE WORK FOR JOUNALISTS
MARTIN ADMINISTRATION ASKED TO RELEASE DOCUMENTS
UNC REPORT DELAYED
UNC OPOEREO TO FREE REPORTS
UNC MUST OPEN ATHLETIC REPORTS
UNC GETS STAY OF ORDER ON ATHLETICS
C T S
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3/17/86
3/i'./a6
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7/30/86
9/10/86
1/12/86
1/17/86
1/12/86
1/12/86
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H 2 1/25/86 A A E
H 2 9/29/86 A 13 P N
H 2 9/07/86 C 3 N U30
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5 2 a/DA/86 A A
H 2 12/08/86 A 1
H 2 12/20/86 A 12
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H 2 11/22/86 C 1 N CO
H 2 6/22/86 C 15 P P
S 2 11/13/86 0 1" N
H 2 3/12/86 b 1 N
5 2 2/19/86 A 1 P N H<.6
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1/28/86
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2/01/86
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6/20/86
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8/04/86
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10/22/86
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10/25/86
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11/05/86
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11/09/86
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MONTHLY/A
N N U A L
1/01/66
INDEX
U/31/86
SUBJECTS
£2y?''„S]5SOLVES STAY IN UNC ATHLETICS CASE
MORE OPENNESS. NOT LESS. NEEDED IN N.C.
N.C. PRESS CLUB
SEE ALSO N.C. PRESS ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO REPORTERS. N.C.
FIVE ■HERALD' WRITERS WIN CLUB'S PRIZES
S'^i'O'^i SUN WRITERS WIN PRESS CLUB AwSrdS
HERALD STAFEERS WIN AWARDS
CHOIRS SINGING FOR HOLIDAYS
N.C. PRESS PHOTOGRAPHERS ASSOCIATION
ill itsn PHg?SGS^AP^EK^:'^N.c!'" "-'^ """" "^ ""'CUI-AP NEWSPAPERS)
HERALD-SUN PHOTOGRAPHER FRANCIS SWEEPS N.C. CONTEST
SUN PHOTOGRAPHER, STAFF ARE NAMED TOPS IN STATE
N.C. PRIMARY READING PROGRAM
SEE REAPING
N.C. PRISON AND JAIL PROJECT
PRISON CROWDING CONFERENCE SET
SPEAKERS CLASH ON PRISON OVERCROWDING
^a^;if-^f,:Si'i:!N&^'^5R'^gSf^siri;nSJ^AS'"" "^'^^"=""' ^"^''^^
AMERICAN EXPRESS AIDS PRISON PROJECT
3 PRISON PROJECT DIRECTORS FRIENDS OF DEATH ROW INMATES
N.C. PRIZE
SEE ALSO AWARDS
COLLAGE AFTIST IS AWARDED N.C. PRIZE
ROHARE BEAROEN RECEIVES tlO.OOO N.C. PRIZE
N.C.
PROPERTY AND CONSTRUCTION OFFIC^
COUNCIL OF STATE SUED OVER BUILDING DECISION
LAWYERS FOR MARTIN, COUNCIL OF STATE SWAP CHARGES
N.C. PUBLIC INTEREST RESEARCH GROUP
CARL PETER WITTMAN, <,!, COMMUNITY LEADER
N.C. PUBLIC SERVICE CO.
SEE PUBLIC SERVICE CO. OF N.C.
N.C. aUILT PROJECT
SEE ALSO OUILTS
NORTH CAROLINA OUILT PROJECT
SyJIrJ'rP?^!^ COMING TO CHAPEL HILL SATURDAY
TRIANGLE GROUPS GET STATE GRAMTS
YOUR OUILT CAN BECOME PART OF HISTORICAL RECORD
WDNC EXPANDS IIS DURHAM JAZZ SHOW '^'^'"-'"- «'='-"«"
TAR HEELS' TREASURED QUILTS
N.C. RADIATION PROTECTION COMMISSION
SEE ALSO RADIATION
REGULATION OF TANNING PARLORS CONSIDERED
N.C. RAILROAD
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
N.C. RAILROAD STOCK SPLIT APPROVED
N.C. RAPTOR CENTER
SEE ALSO BIROS
FREE At''''a ?^'-^*5E° to the wild
N.C. RATING BUREAU
SEE N.C. INSURANCE RATING BUREAJ
N.C. REAL ESTATE LICENSING BOARD
SEE ALSO LICENSING BOARDS
^^i„,'5!;52 H't^; ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS
BOOM MARKET DRAWS AGENTS TO REAL ESTATE
BROKERAGE LICENSE REVOKED tbiAfE
REAL ESTATE BROKER LOSES LICENSE
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DISCOURAGING ROBBERS PL'N OF RESTAURANTS
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N.C. RETAIL MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION
MERCHANTS BEGIN PHONATHON
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N.C. FDUCAIORS QUESTION SCHOOL CONSOLIDATION PLAN
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c^2S5 r^8St\°???K'^ falconsSS si5R'^tV'?HJ''}Sp^MS£i°XI?i''?FAMs ". I WAVAt l\lii ",ii
BROOKS, JORDAN NIP WEBB IN 3 TTS " ^ 12/J4/86 D 2
^ H 2 12/10/86 D I
'*•'•• 59tP°L OF SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS WATTS HALL
MATH SCHOOL TO DEDICATE WATTS HALl
WATTS HALL FURNISH NG5 DELAYED ^^ » ? W'M'l'' " '
WATTS HALL DEDICATED AT SCHOOL " ^ 11/29/86 A 8
MATH SCHOOL BUILDING RISES IN GLOPY S I WPV,^'' » I P N J40
N.C. SCHOOL OF THE ARTS
2 12/05/86 B 1 P N S76
^^^oytSS^^OC-ER L. STEVENS CENTER ''i:if THE PERFORMING ARTS
:5;!Tl8t;?''tHA"'^Eg' '•"""-^ ^°'- " "'l-LION^SSKT'S^CrLl'
.. .. ^^„ H 2 1/27/86 B 5
ARTS SCHOOL MUST RETURN $3.12 MILLION H I ^^SK'"' ' ' '■
UNC BOAPD SETS LIMIT^ON oOTioF-STkrE STUDENTS S I 3/15:;§^ c '?
MONTHLY/ANMUSL
INDEX
- 12/31/86
GRANT ISSUE MAY COST N.C. TAX'AYEPS
GOVERNMENT MAY GO TO COURT OV » SCHOOL OF ARTS GRANT
ARTS SCHOOL GETS «".22.000 FRO" RETREAT SALE
MOUNTAIN RETREAT IS SOLO TO STATE
SAXOPHONIST BLOWS FRESH AIR IV TO CLASSICAL MUSIC
SCHOOL OF ARTS STEVENS CENTER DISPUTE SFTTLFD
AUDITOR'S OFFICE INVESTIGATING ARTS SCHOOL PAYOFF OF OERT
N.C. SCHOOL OF THE ACTS. GRANTS
AGREEMENT CLOSE ON SCHOOL OF ARTS DISPUTE
SCHOOL OF ARTS STEVENS CENTER DISPUTE SETTLED
N.C. SCIFNCE AND TECHNOLOGY COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO SCIENCE
SEE ALSO SCIENCE, RESEARCH
SEE ALSO TECHNOLOGY
DURHAM WOMAN GETS BOARD JOB
SCIENCE ADVISER FORMER PHILOSOPHY TEACHER
N.C. SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY RESEARCH CENTER
SCIE.NCE CENTER NAMES DIRECTOR
MODEL LUNGS. AID FOR DEAF SPRING FROM THEIR BASEMENT
GAPS SAID KEEPING N.C. FROM COMPETING WITH SILICON VALLEY
N.C. SEDIMFNTATION CONTROL ACT
SEE ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION
N.C. SENIOR GAMES INC.
SEE ALSO SENIOR CITIZENS
THEY WENT FOR GOLD AND GLORY IN STATE SENIOR GAMES
N.C. SENIORS GOLF ASSOCIATION CHAMPIONSHIP
SEE ALSO GOLF
HAYES COMES BACK FOR NELSON LEAD
N.C. SERVICE STATION OWNERS
SEE SERVICE STATIONS. N.C.
N.C. SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO SHAKESPEARE FESTIVALS
DURHAM LIBRARY OFFERS SHAKESPEARE SERIES
N.C. FESTIVAL OPENS BOX OFFICE
IN ITS lOTH SFASON, SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL IS 'HERE TO STAY"
WHAT, WHERE, WHEN OF NCSF
N.C. SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL PLANS 'LOVES' LABOUR LOST'
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10/30/06
12/09/06
12/10/86
12/16/06
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N.C. SHERIFFS ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO SHERIFFS, N.C.
DISTRICT ATTORNEYS ENDORSE EXUM
CIVIL SERVICE FOR DEPUTIES GETS LUKEWARM RECEPTION
LAW OFFICERS' RETIREMENT PLAN BENEFICIAL
POLITICS VS. BENEFITS
N.C. SMALL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT CQJNCIL
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, SMALL
GOV. MARTIN PROPOSES NETWORK TO HELP SMALL BUSINESSES
N.C. SOCIAL SERVICES COMMISSION
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY DEPT. OF SOCIAL SERVICES
SEE ALSO N.C. DEPT. OF SOCIAL SERVICES
COMMISSION TO MEET FOR VOTE ON ABORTION
ABORTION RULE SAID NOT FINAL
NEW ABORTION POLICIES QK'O
PARENTAL CONSENT TO BE SOUGHT FOR N.C. ABORTIONS
N.C. SOCIETY FOR AUTISTIC CHILDREN
SEE ALSO AUTISM
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, HANDICAPPED
SEE ALSO TEACCH (TREATMENT C EOJCATION OF AUTISTIC C COMMON. HANOICAPPEO CHILORENl
PUBLIC HEARING SET TONIGHT ON THREE HEALTH CARE PROJECTS H 2 11/18/06 B 11
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N.C .
SOCIETY FOR MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY
ELON COLLEGE OFFERS NEW MAJOR
N.C. SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION OF BLINDNESS
SEE ALSO BLIND
PROBLEMS WITH VISION ACCOMPANY OLD AGE
'BUN FOR SIGHT' SET FOR NOV. 30
RACE IS SUNDAY
•RUN FOR SIGHT' SET FOR SUNDAY
PUDOLE-JUMPERS VIE IN "RUN FOR SIGHT'
FIRST RUN FATIGUE
BLIND RUNNER 'INSPIRATIONAL' IN 'RUN FOR SIGHT"
N.C. SOCIETY OF COUNTY AND LOCAL HISTORIANS
SEE ALSO N.C. HISTORY
HISTORY GROUP CITES DURHAM, 0' ANGE RESIDENTS
PRHE-WINNING AUTHOR SURPRISED: SLAVE ANCESTORS BOUGHT A FARM
N.C. SOCIETY OF ENGINEERS
SEE ALSO ENGINEFRS, N.C.
ENGINEER OF THE YEAR
N.C. SOCIETY OF OPHTHALMOLOGY
EYE CARE HOTLINE COMES TO N.C.
ELDERLY RESIDENTS IN N.C. CAN RECEIVE FREE EYE CARE
COHEN 10 HEAD N.C. OPHTHALMOLOGISTS
N.C. SOLID AND HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGEMENT BRANCH
SEE N.C. DEPT. OF HUMAN RESOURCES, SOLID AND HAZARDOUS WASTE DIVISION
N.C. SPECIAL OLYMPICS
SEE ALSO SPECIAL OLYMPICS
DURHAM ATHLETES COMPETE IN SPECIAL OLYMPICS GAMES
N.C. SPORTS HALL OF FAME
FIVE SELECTED FOR N.C.
H 1 <./08/86 C
S 2 9/0<./06 A
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11/25/86 A
11/27/86 D
12/J1/06 B
12/01/86 S
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5/20/86
5/27/86
10/06/06
3
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S 2 6/07/86 A 17 P N
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N.C. STATE ADULT CLOSED TENNIS TOISNAMENT
SEE ALSO TENNIS
LINKER, MOREY REACH FINALS
P.M. DIGEST
N.C. STATE AUDITORS OFFICE
SEE ALSO N.C, BUDGET
SEE ALSO N.C. DEPT. OF REVENUE
AUDIT UNCOVERS 'DEFICIENCIES* IN CLFRK'S OFFICE
EXPANSION OF PROBATION PROGRAM SOUGHT
CORRECTIONS DEPARTMENT AUDIT CITES WEAKNESSES
STATE AUDITOR TAKES ISSUE WITH MARTIN'S PRISON PLAN
STATE AUDITOR TO BROADEN MOTEL BILLS PROBE
PLAN: REORGANIZE CRIMINAL SERVICES
H 2 6/29/B6 a 12
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SEE N.C. BAR ASSOCIATION
N.C. STATE BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
WBH
MONTHLY/A
N N U 4 L
1/01/86
INDEX
12/31/86
SUBJECTS
DAY CARE CENTER EXPRESSES REGRET OVER GIRL-
COCAINE CHEMICALS MISSING FROM SBI LAB
SBI: COCAINE CHEMICALS ARE MISSING
S INJURY
POLICE CHIEFS ASKED TO BACK BILL
SnVi„^"SV!:° "UILO SBI LABS FJR BETTER SECURITY
HOW FRANTIC SEARCH LEO TO HOPFLESS RAGE
DURHAM POLICE. SBI AGENTS CHARGe" MlfS DRUG OFFENSES
CHARLES DUNN HIRED AS SRI DEPUTY DIRECTOR OFFENSES
SB SAYS MURDER CASE HANDLED PROPERLY
SBI LAB •BREAK-IN- FINDS SECURITY LAX
NEW FORM OF COCAINE BEING FoKo IN N.C.
RECREATIONAL USE OF DRUGS TARGETED
SBI PROBES DEATH OF HOS P IT AL U ED WOMAN
SBI CDHPLETFS POLICE PROBE
nccJH^P?''!?^?, '^ FOLLOW SBI INVESTIGATION
OFFICIALS STILL AWAITING SBT CONCLUSION ON
STATE, HARNETT LAWMEN SHARE SEIZED ASSETS
ISA ?£!5'J.i'^ GREENSBORO GETS Awiso
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MAIL TO DEPUTY LED TO PROBE OF ORANGE FIRM
CASWELL CORONER OFFICE UNDER PROBE
^of't!!;?"!? S"E»IFF BEING INVESTIGATED
52! jfS "^ '*"-'- ''SEP MONITORING GROUP OPPOSING SHEARON HARRH
SBI ^"^"5-?"»?5f|jSRCUNnLESSi CURRIN SA?? Scclis.MONrPOL I T IcIl
FIRE
FBI ANO SBI ARE SEA
INCREASE
PROBE SHOULDN'T CLOSE PUBLIC RECORDS ACCESS
DRUG ABUSE CITED AS CAUSE FOR VIOLENT CRIME
LAW OFFICERS BELIEVE FOUR SLAYINGS L NKEO
SBI CRACKING DOWN ON CRACK
M MILLION LOST IN COMMUNITY COLLEGE CLASS SCAM
nut tilli ^?"AM'^lfi'trSli,\^r^'"^ tc^H^Sc'^ECORDS
?E? = ^^'6Bl?%^SK"rcV??si?"^T'Syl!HtL"ri?S0OL
COMMUNITY COLLEGE OFFICIALS SEEK WAYS TO PREVENT FRAUD
SB CLEARS DEPUTIES IN SHOOTING o" TEEN, FOX SAYS
SB STUDIES IRREGULARITIES AT SOUTHERN
SBI CLEARS ORANGE OFFICIALS
MARIJUANA HAUL HIGH FOR SUMMED
SBI UPDATING COMPUTER SYSTEM
S?°t|>. r" """'"'"-S5Vtf5E5.il WIDEN
SBI -
YSTE" TO SPEED lOENT I FI C A fl ON TIME ON FINGERPRINT";
61 SAYS 158,000 MARIJUANA PLANTS DESTROYED IN'rV^
;f"fJNr SHOWS POLICE AGENCIES TEAmSoRK IS kfT ^^
=^I DENIES FORCING CONFi^SSION
?B?^,J,*JI ?fMf9K^°"P?.SBI RECOMMENDATION ON CASE
IS! !^?^^K£*'^'^"'N AFTER RAiOR BLADE FOUND IN CAN
SBI DIRECTOR WANTS TAX LAW TO TAKE PROFIT OUT OF
NOY PACKAGE
" DRUGS
N.C. STATE BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION, DIRECTOR
FORMER REPORTER GETS TAPPED TT SERVE AGAIN
''''^SEE^JLSO°nRUGS,"r«is*"''"^*^'°**' ""'-"^ ENFORCEMENT
"•'-■ II'II,:SV?-?!^ Z'' INVESTIGATION ACADEMY
Zl AGENTS GRADUATE FROM SBI ACADEMY
N.C. STATE CAPUOL
RENOVATION: A CAPITOL IDEA
WOODWORKER A PRAGMATIST
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Sc^'iPr^P? "-I^- CAPITOL BACKED
OFFICIALS EYE RESTORING FENCE ARUUNO CAPITOL
N.C. STATE DATA CENTER
OOPS! SLOW GROWTH FORECAST A SLIP
"'•'-;rl''?rP„^t"''-°^EES ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO N.C., STATE EMPLOYEES
GROUP COLLECTING FOOD FOR NEEOY
"'•'-;ci^^^^n^Ll''!=°''^E5 CREDIT UNION
SEE ALSO N.C, STATE EMPLOYEES
MAN ROBS CREDIT UNION, ESCAPES
K^? ???^L^?BSiJT^'^'°^
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N.C. STATE FAIR
MARIE OSMOND STATE FAIR STAR* OMK F TCArucc a To»nc
1986 STME FAIR W I LL H AV E l" .'oOO FxJl M TS , 72 RtOES
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A BIGGER. BETTER FAIR
FOOD, FUN
ALMOST READY
STATE FAIR LOVERS TO GET FXTRA day
l??S'JJOES BIG LURES FOR YOUTHS
fii? SfS'^S LONGEST RUN IN HISTORY
RVoS,'^^."aCG^'FS;'-?8Iii35 "*"^ *"" E«E1-LENT MUSCLE DEFINITION
TRYING HARD
FUN AT THE FAIR
FAIR LIFE
UP, UP AND AWAY
REELING IN THE FUN HOUSE
DATE
1/03/86
1/30/96
1/31/36
2/06/86
2/06/86
2/16/86
2/20/86
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NNUaL INDEX
1/01/66 - 12/31/86
MARTI'J ANNOUNCES FARM TAS't FCCE
FlUANCIALLY STRAPPED FAIMEkS TO GET HELP
FAia PEARS
FAIB MAS FUN FOR ALL
TAKING IT IN
HIGH AI4C CLITZY
HIOWAr AT THE FAIR
BLIND HAN'S AD FOR FAIR VISIT'! SEALLY PAYS OFF
HOJ D'YA LIKE THE« APPLES'
HE VA'ES IT VERY PLAIN "ALKEEHQL' NOT FOR SALE
FOQTbALL. FAIR TRAFFIC CA'JSE LARGE HEADACHES
UN-FAIR BUS SERVICE
DURHAM f»-H»=RS HONORED
H.C. STATE FAIR, ATTENDANCE
TWO RAINY DAYS RLAMFD FOR OR 0' IN FAIR ATTENDANCE
N.C. STATE GOALS AND POLICY BQARO
SEE ALSO eusi'iEsses. n.c.
SEE ALSO INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT, N.C.
MARTIN: HEARINGS TO TAKE 'PUBLIC PULSE"
RICHMOND NA>^£D TO POLICY HGIRO
LEAF EXPERTS SAY TOBACCO NOT EXTINCT
N.C. STATE HIGHWAY PATROL
SEE N.C. HIGHWAY PATROL
N.C. STATE J'JNIQOS CLOSED TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS
SEE ALSO TENNIS
TOP GIRLS SEED DEFAULTS IN 1 <.5
THOMAS ADVANCES IN CLOSED
THOMASES ADVANCE IN CLOSED TENNIS
N.C. STATE LIBRARY
SEE iLS3 LIBRARIES, N.C.
JANE WILLIAMS NAMED TO TOP LIBRARY POST
N.C. STATE MOTOR CLUR
SEE ALSO AUTOS I SEE ALSO NAHES OF SPECIFIC AUTOS «N0 AUTO MANUFACTURERS!
SEE ALSO Carolina motor club
CLU"* PREDICTS 17 TRAFFIC DEATHS EASTER WEEKEND
MOTOR CLUB PREDICTS il DEATHS ON ROADS
23 COULD DIE CN ROADS DURING JULY <.TH HOLIDAY
CAREFUL IN CARRBORO
N.C. THANKSGIVING ROA? TOLL ESTIMATEO AT 19
DRIVE WITH CARE IS PATROL'S WISH
-N.C. STATE PERSONNEL ACT
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, CITY EMPLOYEFS
SEE ALSO N.C, LAWS
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE EMPLOYEES
MORE COUNTY WORKERS INCLUDED IN PAY PLAN
GOVERNOR RIGHT TO SEEK EMPLOYEES' PROTECTION
N.C STATE PERSONNEL COMMISSION
SEE ALSO N.C, STATE EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATION
EX-ATTORNEY GENERAL AIDE GETS HEARING ON DISMISSAL FROM JCb
N.C STATE PERSONNEL PRIVACY ACT
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO PRIVACY
INCUMBENT LEARY FIRES CHALLEfKER GUTHRIE FROM SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT
N.C. STATE PROPERTY OFFICE
SEE ALSO LAND SALES, STATE-0WNE1
SEE ALSO N.C. OFFICE PROPERTY
SEE ALSO PROPERTY TAXES
MARTIN TO APPEAL COURT'S DECISION ON HIS AUTHORITY
N.C. STATE TREASURER'S OFFICE
SEE N.C. DEPT. OF REVENUE
N.C STATE UNIV.
SEE ALSO REYNOLDS COLISEUM
SEE ALSO WATAUGA MEDALS
MAN RELEASED FROM JAIL ?Y MIS'AKE
Two MEN RECEIVE WATAUGA MED'LS
SCIENTISTS STUDY NATURAL INSECTICIDES
SURVEY: SMALL FARMERS FIND IT TOUGH TC SURVIVE
CMINOUi-PEN'l TRANSFERRED TO N.C. STATE
HILLSBOROUGH HEARS REPORT FPO- TEACHER, ARCHITECTURAL STODEHTS
WORLD frOO CRISIS PROJECT FOR NCSU SCIENTISTS
POPULARITY PROVIDES NUMBER OF PPQBLEMS FOP COLLEGES IN N.C.
BULL GETS J03 AT -I.e. STATE
NCSU HAS 'STRPLLINC PROFESSOR-
SOFTWARE WINS PRIZE
RESEARCH INSTITUTE. N.C STATE TO DO 'STAR WARS' WORK
UNC BOARD STUDIES PLAN FOR GRI WTH AT N.C. STATE
TEXTILE STUDENTS TRAIN AS REVOLUTIONARIES
H.C. STATE PLANS MADRIGAL DIN-IER
N.C. STATE U"'IV., ADMISSIONS
OUT-OF-STATE RU°IL LIMITS NO =R03LEM
N.C. STATE FREEZES SPRING ADMISSIONS FOR UNOERGRAOUATE S
STATE UNIV., AT-LETtC 0IRFCT05
VALVANO: DISCUSSION CF AD POST PREMATURE
MAKING JIMMY V. STATE AD WOULD "E " " '
VALVANO WANTS AD JOB AT STATE, ""
VALVANO LIKELY AS STATE AD
VALVANO'S EXPECTED TO BE NAME'
VALVANO: I'M yh= I FOR J lOUTIcSl
VALVANO ANXIOUS TO SPREAD THE WORO
FANFAFc: STATE STAFFERS
VALVANO'S TWO HATS
HOWLING ERROR
DECISION SOON
PACK'S AD BEFORE LOUISVILLE Game
N.C.
N.C.
N.C.
STATE U"IV.. SUOGET
UNC aOAOO OF GOVERNORS SETS SALARIES.
NEW BUDGET
STATE UNIV., CHANCELLOR
N.C. STATE CHANCELLOR IS GIVEN <.a TICKETS TO ACC TOURNAMENT
STATE UMV.. COMMENCEMENT
N.C. STATE ANNOUNCES DURHAM-AREA GRADUATES
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N.C. STATE UNIV.. CONFERENCES
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE UNIV.. SEMINAOS
GROUP: FUTU»E CEMANOS SCHOOL, BUSINESS AID
2-DAY CCNFERENCF TO STUDY INNOVATION, COMPETITION IN TELECOMMUNICATIONS
HUNT OFFERS 5-POINT PLAN FQR TEXTILES
AFFDROAPLE HOUSING PROBED FOR TOIANGLE
MAJORITY IN D'JRHAM CAN'T AFFO'O A HOUSE
CONFERENCE ON N.C AND JAPAN IN TRADE PLANNED FOR RTP
N.C STATE UNIV., CONSTRUCTION
3/22/»6 C
5/20/R6 L
6/2''/96 C
U/J9/e6 A
11/22/96 A
12/21/96 C
H 2 1/14/96 C 1 N W36
H 2 3/08/86 » 4 E
H 2 5/21/96 C 3 N
H 2 10/25/06 A 1 P N 454
H 2 9/03/66 A 16 N
3/09/96 A
3/09/06 J
3/17/96 C
4/12/66 C
4/19/06 a
4/24/86 B
6/2^/06 C
7/09/86 B
7/0O/R6 C
7/17/96 0
7/27/86 D
9/06/96 3
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10/23/96 A
11/04/06 A
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MONTHLV/A
NNUiL INDEX
l/ni/86 - U/31/R6
SUBJECTS
NCSU PLANS NEW SPORTS COMPLEX
r^SDS?'^9,?,^':'?JfS,''l-»N FOR GRTWTH AT N.C. STATE
CAMPUS -VILLAGE' TO DOUBLE SIZE OF N.C. STATE
N.C. STATE UNIV.. CURRICULUM
N.C. STATE TO OFFER MANAGEMENT SEMINARS
N.C. STATE^UN'IV., ENROLLMENT
gUT-OF-STAI§ PUPIL LIMITS NO PROBLEM
N.C. STATE MAY GET SOME ENROLLMENT GROWTH
COLLEGE ENROLLMENT UP IN BOTH C4R0LINAS
N.C. STATE FREE7ES SPRING ADMISSIONS FOR UNOERGRAnuATF S
N.C. STATE UNIV.. FACULTY
cnS£ll^°'',5'^5 ^°^°^ CAN GIVE AWAY AGE
FORMER N.C. STATE PROFESSOR INDICTED
CHARGE FILED ON GRANT "'^"^'^ i-i/n-icu
^X^.'.T^lil^ PROFESSOR ELECTED TO ACADEMY OF SCIENCFS
OON'T DISCARD OLD CURES. HISTIRIAN TELLS SCIENCF
DROUGHT ERINGING OUT POOR. THIRSTY YELLOW JACKETS
scientist: toxins THREATEtJ FOTD CHAIN ■'•'^KS^^S
NCSU PROFESSOR IS MEMBER OF 03AINAGF HALL OF FAMF
"OFESSOR IS SUING UNC PUARO OF COVERnGrS
STATE PROFESSOR PLEADS GUILTY TO TAKING FUND ■;
RESEARCHERS WORK TO DEVELOP DRUG PROGRAM
RESEARCHER PINS DINOSAUR DEMISE ON OCEAN SHIFTS
N.C. STATE UNIV.. GIFTS AND FUNDRAISING
I'tS: S^'^^ "^ets besuest from ch. developer
LAUNOON HFAOS NCSU FUNO-R A I S E» IN DURHAM
N.C. STATE UNIV., GRANTS
D'r' IffJi GpJS AEROSPACE PLANE GRANT
N.C. STATE SELECTED FOR $5 "ILLION GRANT
a GET HEALTH .INSTITUTE GRANTS
N.C. STATE UNIV., LIBRARIES
GRANT TO HELP LIBRARIES AT OU<E. UNC
N.C. STATE UNIV., PROPERTY
RESTRICTIONS EXPECTED ON N.C. STATE DEVELOPMENT PLAN
N.C. STATE UNIV.. PUBLIC SAFETY
NCSU CALLS OUT ITS OWN CAVALRY
N.C. STATE UNIV.. SCHOLARSHIPS
S,:^* S'*'F GETS BEaUEST FROM FLA. DEVELOPER
DURHAM STUDENTS WIN SCHOLARSHIPS """'='■ "^'=''
N.C. STATE UNIV., SEMINARS
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE UNIV., CONFERENCES
SEMINAR FOCUSES ON WELLNESS '^'^""-'=='
DUKE SPONSORS SCIENCE SEMINAR FOR MEMBERS OF CLERGY. LAITY
N.C. STATE UNIV., SPEAKERS
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N.C. STATE UNIV.. SPORTS
SEE N.C. STATE UNIV. SPORTS
N.C. STATE UNIV., STUDENTS
Ss^-H^J^ISa'IJ'S^'l?^?""' ^^'^"E.TS TO DEAN-S LIST
WOLFPACK WIN SPURS 35 ARRESTS
Xl'cI^rTA'Tl'SgSgJr. ^Jc^SJrSSS'^ "'"^- '^ '^'«"° ^' VIOLENCE.
!^;t;,?'J^^ ANNOUNCES OURHAM-A^EA GRADUATES
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E?tbit^ir^?!S£^izfD^aR^^?ftja!?r^" ''"""^"°"°
NCSU STUDENT CHOSEN TO DRIVE FERRARI TO CALIF.
^'''-JcFtJPn'^.^'X- CENTENNIAL COMMISSION
SFE ALSO N.C, HISTORY
NCSU TAPS 6 DURHAM 'AMBASSADORS"
ARRESTS
STATE UNIV. CENTER STAGE
ACTING TROUPES, 'GLOWING
GOING SOLO
G' PUPPETS TAKE SHOWS ON THE ROAO
N.C.
"■'- lRfE^DnF^-TS?'!aTLSgi '"^ "'''"'
FRIENDS OF COLLEGE SERIES SET
FRIENDS OF COLLEGE ANNOUNCE NEW SEASON
FRIENDS OF COLLEGE ANNOUNCE N^ 3 lljlglj
STATE UNIV. INTERNATIONAL TRADE CENTER
BROWN NAMED HEAD OF TRADE CENTER
"•'• 5JSI!urTi^E ^iXS°l:,A2^o"""'"'-'''''^ ''^° •■'" SC'ENCES
*'•'■• ^r^IinyK'"- SCHOOL OF EOUCATITN
CLASSROOM COMPUTERS 'FREE THOJGHT'
N.C. STATE UNIV. SCHOOL OF E^'CI NEER lr!G
M*f' HilE RESEARCHERS TRY TO IMPROVE ROBOTS
'..•.f VS'*'E SELECTED FOR «5 MILLION GRANT
UNC BOARD APPROVES REQUESTS FOR SI BILLION
''•''urino''Vo'ii,'Tir°'- °' '='"<"^ -esources
C^ROUP TO TJUR HILL FQPEST
DURHAM FORESTRY OPQUP SPONSDRfMr, TnilB np wtii cnoccr
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H 2 7/15/86 C 12 N
H 2 3/23/86 C 2 N
S 2 9/01/86 C 1
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S 2 5/28/86 B ?
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4/30/86 a 2 P N
10/23/»t A 18 N
10/28/66 A 12 *|
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2/28/86 A
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3/13/66 A
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3/22/86 A
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3/23/86 C
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5/20/86 A
7
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S 2
5/22/86 A
16
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H 2
7/08/R6 A
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9/15/86 A
7
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10/08/86 8
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10/11/86 A
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U/13/86 0
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12/02/86 A
10
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12/18/86 A
12
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6/28/86 A
3
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S 2
8/14/86 0
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3/14/86 D
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10/16/86 D
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11/21/86 B
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S 2 2/J6/86 0 4 N
S 2 2/13/86 0 12 N
S ? 6/13/86 C 8 N
H 2 1/1 1/86 A 5 N
S 2 10/24/86 A 12
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7/11/86 C 1
7/15/86 C 12
10/25/86 C 1
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H 2 6/16/86 J 14 U
H 2 3/11/86 A I 1 P N
H 2 11/24/86 B 1 P N S30
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MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX
1/01/86 - W/11/X6
TEXTILE STunENT5 TRAIN AS RE VI LUT lONAB I E S
. STATE UNIV. SCHOOL OF VETERINAKY SCIENCE
WHALE OF A JOH
N.C. STATE RESEARCHEkS DEVELOP MODEL OF SKIN
PROJECT WILL TAKE BAHAMA HAN TO AUSTRALIA
SCHOOL'S 'PETS' HELP TRAIN VETS
WHALE'S SKELETON TO BE OISPLArED
VFr SCHOOL'S LASER TREATS AMI'<ALS
TEER NAMED TO VETERINARY POST
LABS SAY THEY DON'T PURCHASE STOLEN DOGS
, STATE UMIV. SPORTS
VALVANO: DISCUSSION OF AO POST PREMATURE
ALA?AMA, OHIO STATE SET FOR KICKOFF CLASSIC
VALVANO WANTS AO JOB AT STATE. DECISION SOON
VALVANO LIKELY AS STATE AD
VALVANO'S EXPECTED TO BF NAfED PACK'S AD BEFORE LOUISVILLE GAME
OAUr.HERTY, HALE WIN TOP BASKETBALL AWARDS
NC3U PLANS NEW SPORTS COMPLEX
FANFARE: STATE STAFFE'S
UNC SYSTEM'S POLICIES FHR ADMITTING ATHLETES EXAMINED IN REPORTS
UNC CITES PROGRESS IN ATHLETES' ADMISSIONS
UNC ADMITTING FFWER ATHLETES AS EXCEPTInNS
STATE UNIV. SPORTS. BASEBALL
PACK OPENS SEASON WITH SWEEP TF WCU
STATE LEADS PALMETTO GOLF
BPILEY LEADS STATE BASEBALL
UNC WINS 5TH STRAIGHT; STATE GETS l-HITTER
MCNAMARA POWERS WOLFPACK TO 9-2 WIN OVER BLUE DEVILS
N.C. STATE SITE APPROVED FOR STADIUM
N.C. STATE. WAKE FOREST WIN IM 3IG <. BASEBALL
WOLFPACK'S OFF TO IMPRESSIVE "ASEPALL START
TEXAS DENIES MILLER TIME IN NCAA; BECKER UPSETS LENDL
PIRATES EDGE WOLFPACK IN NINT^
UNC. WOLFPACK TOPPLE ACC BASEBALL LEADERS
BECK'S 65 LEADS UNC TO TAR HEFL CROWN
WOLFPACK TAKES ACC BASEBALL LF AD
STATE PLANTS NO. I BASEBALL SEE') WITH 9TH-INNINr, FLURRY
'Pack RALLIES BY HEELS
STATE'S ESPOSITO COOL IN TIGHTEST OF SUUEE2FS
STATE TOPS WAKE. TAKES ACC TITLE
'PACK CLINCHES CROWN
JOHNSON. ECU DOWN STATE
NEW FACES HELP STATE'S ESPOSITO FIND ANSWERS
ESPOSITO: ACC BASEBALL TOURNEY WIDE OPEN
'PACK'S ESPOSITO EARNS RESPECT IN ACC
WOLFPACK. JACKETS FILL UP WINNER'S BRACKET: STATE WINS LONG-BALL
STATE'S CHANGES JUST WHAT THE DOCTOR HAD TO ORDER
ROBERTS SWALLOWS LOSS
STATE-TECH WINNER TO GAIN EDGE
TECH STANDS ATOP HEAP UNBLEMISHED
JACKETS ALONE IN ACC WINNERS BRACKET
TECH RETAINS BASEBALL CROWN: JACKETS SWARM OVER WOLFPACK
FLORIDA STATE TOPS WOLFPACK
FSU WHIPS WOLFPACK
N.C. STATE ELIMINATED; GA. TECH EDGES NAVY
WOLFPACK, DEVILS BEEF UP SQUADS WITH RECRUITING
BURLINGTON FACES LAST APPY SEASON
SNITkER rides BRAVES' PATH BACK TO DURHAM
STATE UNIV. SPORTS. OASKETBALL (MEN)
TAR HEELS HOST PACK IN ACC'S 'CAKMICHAEL II'
CARMICHAEL FINALE: HEFLS KO PACK
VALVANO GOT IN LAST SHOT. BUT HEELS HADE THEIRS COUNT
OUCH!
HEELS ENJOY A LITTLE COMPETITION
STATE POOVES IT CAN PLAY ANYBTUY
'FUN' GAMES SET TONIGHT FOR BLUE DEVILS. WOLFPACK
WOLFPACK GETS AGONIZING WIN OVER AGGIES
ALABIE FOCUSES ON SHOWDOWN WITH STATE
•PACK STRUGGLES PAST ACT
DUKE COACH SEFS SHADES OF KANSAS IN N.C. STATE
'PACK READY FOR DEVILS' WELCOME
WOLFPACK LEARNS HOW IT CHOOSES
DELRAY BROOKS CONTACTS STATE
'VINTAGE ALARIE" AGES WOLFPAC<
THE DEVILS. NOT THE FANS. GOT THE WOLFPACK'S GOAT
THROWING ONE DOWN
DUKE'S HENDERSON, KING. ALARIE WAIT FOR REBOUND IN ACC SHOWDOWN..
DUKE'S D GIVES K BIG VICTORY
MCMILLAN SPARKS STATE PAST CLEMSON
MCMILLAN RESCUES "PACK ON OFF NIGHT
PACK OVERCOMES DELIBERATE OE AC S
DISHING OFF
BOGUES. DEACONS SCARE WOLFPAC<
STATE JOCKEYING FOR TOP ECHELON AGAINST MARYLAND
SHACKLEFURQ. STATE WHIP MARYLJND
'PACK SHUTS DOWN BIAS. TERPS
STATE. DUKE CAPTURE CONFERENC= WINS: PACK OVERCOMES CAVS...
BOARD WORK
STATE USES MUSCLE TO HOLD OFF CAVS
■WIMNINC. UGLY' MOVES STATE CL'-'SE TO THE TOP
AGGRESSIVE TECH WHIPS WOLFPAC<
TECH 'BFSTS' 'PACK
THE PRICE IS RIGHT
WOLFPACK TAKES AIM AT NO. 8 KENTUCKY
'CATS TO TRY LUCK ON TOBACCO 'OAO
STATE SKYJACKS KENTUCKY. S-i-Sl
PACK PUTS NOTCH IN NCAA BELT
KENTUCKY'S EODIE SUTTON GIVES OFFICIAL A BIT OF ADVICE...
V'S STRATEGY GROUNDS WALKER
PACK REGROUPS IN OT FOR WIN
'PACK TAMFS TIGERS IN OT
VALVANO'S EXPECTED TO BF NAMET PACK'S AO BEFORE LOUISVILLE GAME
STATE PACKS AWAY CARDS
VALVA«'0: I'M THE I FQR 2 IDUTIESI
MYERS TURNS SHARPSHOOTER AT THE LINE IN FINAL SEASON
WOLFPACK DUE TO CRACK TOP 20
PACK RIDS BROOKLYN
'PACK WINS IN A ROUT
SURGING WOLFPACK CRACKS TOP 21
LFFTY WISHES WASHBURN LUCK
ROUGH RCAD FOR 'PACK
BIAS. MARYLAND KNOCK OFF STAr=
LOSS HAS OMINOUS OVERTONES F 0' 'PACK
BIAS AMONG TERPS' TRIO SUSPENDED
DUKE. STATE FINISH ONE WHISTL! APART
BLUE DEVILS SLIP PAST WOLFPAC<: DAWK INS HITS LATE FOUL SHOTS FOR.
JUMPING JACKS
'PACK MISSES CHANCE FOR BIG WIN
CAVALIERS START LATE. TOP STATE
CAVS' POLYNICE CAN. DOES AGAINST PACK
CAVS' DEFENSE TURNS TIDE ON VISITING 'PACK
UNC'S HALE WILL MISS STATE GAME
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7/09/P6
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5/18/86
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STATE SURVIVES ?-0T STRUGGLE i ■= ,inc H 2 3/f'/f6 0 1 P U C36
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KANSAS THE FAVORITE IN MIDWEST REGION S l VAV/lt R ? "^ m
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W'SHBURN'S legacy: CHANGE FOR THE BETTER S | MiS^S? Sin Ri?
GIVE CHRIS WASHBURN CREDIT U % ?/,5/o? 'i } i ^"
WASHBURN VICTIM OF SYSTEM ? | J^fKSJ f * f
AFTER NBA RAID. HEELS. CARDINALS ARE FAVORITES u I s/fiVi? r t .S
f«K CLOSES RECRUITING WITH JUCO POINT GUARD K I lAl/P^ r I ^
TAR HEELS. ACC TAKE RECRUITING HONORS ? f l/Jt/SJ n ? p m =,e K.
1932 TAP HEELS. 1083 WOLFPACK GAME IN WORKS S I ft/?o/§5 R ! H '^^^ «(2
A'f'R'JSBiM"'"'"^ ""'^""•' "►'CELLED t; I 6/10/P6 O.N N
fanfare: WOLFPACK SCHEDULE S l I'.'iV.t^ ° I L) nie ..
S?HImi=;?£= S'^^ ^?'^?° ""5 PROBABLE INDICTMENT H I 7/ l/5ft n ? I] N
MIDSHIPMEN. N.C. STATE FEATURFD IN TIPOFF CLASSIC u i iA2,i, R I ^
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PRO HOOPS' RESURGFNCE SHOWS IN N.C. " ' 9/17/86 D 3 N {;'
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fanfare: red. white £. BLUE " | l}^,}^^,^'' 9 <■ ►< "^I K
VALVANO SPELLS "ELIEF: T-R-A-N-5-F-E-R ? ? <^'^''* C 3 N M
WOLFPACK LOOKING FOR A LEADER ^ '^ " " S | / U/86 D 4 P N B15 V
iSL^?i°r8'^i^?s ^Lu^"B^vErs;5Tr- ^' s ^^ ^ ° ■' ^ ^' ^" c^
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GIO"I LIMPS INTO STATF'S SEAS3N-0PENER ^ I JK??^2'' ? > " " 1
WOLFPACK TO TIP OFF WITH NAVY "'^'=^'='< H ? .1/21/86 C 1 P N G50 {,'
BRUISFD WOLFPACK OPENS IN TIP-OFF /" S 2 1/21/56 0 1 » N FJi? JH
STATE SINKS NAVY ON 3-POINT BIMB S ? If^l^^f' ° 1 f f^ '^50 "(
VALVANO COUNTS ON P ACK A TTH I TI ON " ' 11/23/86 B 1 P >l G50 ■ .
THE NEW 3-Pn NTER: 'IT'? LUE A LAYUP' H I WCW,'.'' « ^ » " "'1 h
'PACK THREE-POINTERS SINK NAVY ? I H^l*^?'' => ' " '"■^O t
STATE OM A COLD TRIP TO MAKF A OFFP TC«M 5 2 Il/2'./86 D 8 P N C
ACC BASKETBALL TEAlis REaSy Fo? SD^E 'PEAL' ACTION ^ I }}',lV,li 9 \ " ^ "• S
WOLFPACK GETS COLD WELCOME FOR SHODTnilT °'-"nN 5 ? .1/27/86 C 7 N 5
N.C. STATE PLAYS TExSs IN SH03T0UT ? ^ 11/28/86 C 1 U 'H' ffi
CARDIAC PACK'S FRANTIC FINISH HOOKS 'HORNi; ^ ^ 11/28/86 D 2 N C
LADY LUCK TURNS FICKLE ON WOLFPiCK ^ " ? !I^|:;'^S<' 0 1 P "' n-i i*
AT <.0, VALVANO TALKING OF OLD AGE u I W iU^,i'' I i " " "^ "• '
HOWLING IN CELEBRATION " ^ JKIS^^' ^ 3 N "li
PACK EASES PAST UTAH STATE, 9<,.a2 " I ]V,iy,l'' B 1 2 P P
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BASKETBALL NOTES 5 2 12/03/86 U ft tl
HEELS. 'PACK BACK IN ACTION 5 ? H'^'K'"' " ' >' 1=25
STATE DUKES DUKES WITH LATE SURGE ^ ^ .2/13/''6 B 1 N
;°STM.N HELPEn'Sll!!d%fj^'^EVl'Js'K0U8fiK TOGETHER " ' "'"■'°" - ' —
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WOLFPACK PLANS TO SNATCH WELCaMEMST'^yi^S^UNC-A S f WAV,",'' S ' " " ""
•PRESSURE POINT' SPARKS WOLFpiCK UNC A H 2 12/17/86 D 1 P N C52
PLUSSES EXCEED MINUSES FOR WOLFPACK'S VALVANO ? I WAV,^'' 0 \ 0 ■> C52
UNLV RETAINS TOP SPOT "ui- r.-.l.^ :, valvaimu S 2 12/18/86 B 1 P U nia
UNC. STATE PLAN TOU-iNEY IN CHARLOTTE r i lf^lH2* S i ^ "I
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SJrScS^^'A''RA^f°Y'Jl|T^!Sa[IJS?l<^ "'""^^' , , ,
MORELAND GIVES DUKE MOR°^ E^fS^T " | I'iJ/B^ C 3 , N ^^^
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
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THE PL4NK
VICTORY F3« SMERI04N
•PACK aOMFN STUN DEVILS
STATE MOMTN roll by TEC"
UNC w:;hen slip state in ovERTii<E
Y0« Apos assistant coach
STATE'S TIM set for OLYMPIC P?ST
YOU IS GOOD CHOICE TO COACh U.S. TEAM
COACH YC-'S S^U&GLEO ;i?LES S-lOWtO COURAGE
SIBLE-SHUGOLING WAS SAO ERROR IN JJDGxENI
lERPS GOOD BET To REPEAT, BUT DON'T COUNT OTHERS OUT
N.C. STATE 1141 78. FAIRFIELD SI
N.C. ST. IHI 53. S. CAR. 42
WILLIAMS' HERniCS SAVE hCYaS
TREADWAY'S 2A SPARKS HOLFPACK
FANFARE: HRAL CLASSIC SET
ST. JOHN'S DOWNS JACKETS. VIRGINIA BLOWS PAST RUTGERS
GEORGIA KNOCKS OFF 'CATS; MIC-iIGAN ST. TRIMS DEACONS
STATE UNIV. SPORTS. FOOTBALL
WOLFPACK CL'JB ICAOIOONl
SHERIDAN ADOS TWO FRO" UTC TO STAFF
REEO. STATE PLAYERS TO "EET
PAYOFF TI-E FDR PROSPECTS: FOOTBALL SIGNING PERIOD OPENS WEONESOAY
REED LEFT BEFORE 'EXPLOSION-
WALK-riN SEES CHANCE TO FULFILL FANTASY
SHEPIDAN TO SHOW OFF WOLFPACK
SHEOIOAN TO SHOW OFF WOLFPACK
PACK LIKES POSITIVE NEW APPROACH
N.C. STATE PLAYERS BUYING SHE'IDAN'S NEW APPROACH
SHERIOAK'S SATURDAYS
FANFARE: STATE PLAYER SUES
N.C. JNIVFRSITIES TO CRACK DO-N ON DRINKING AT FJOTPALL TAlLGATc PARTIES
cOLFPtCK'S CRUMPLER HAPPY FOR CHANCE TO BE OFFENSIVE
SHERIDAN BRINGS 'PACK BRAND NF w OUTLOOK
THE WOLFPACK'S NEW LOOK...
PACK'S WORTHEN NOT PASSING UP NEW CHANCE
WOLFPACK PLJYFRS PSEFFR SHERnAN'S STYLf
status: an INTRIGUING WORP FO' SLOAN, CPU" AND SHERIDAN
AFTER ALL 15 SAID. MARYLAND IS THE ONLY ONE TO PICK IN THE ACC
DICK Sheridan: modest policy breeds success
PURCELL PACK'S ONLY CONSTANT THRO'JGH KIFFIN. REED, SHERIDAN
STATE FANS HOPE SHERIDAN'S "Ar,IC TOUCH IS STILL EFFECTIVE
RALEIGH GROUP UPSFT ABOUT ALL-WHITE STAFF
POULTON WANTS BLACKS ON FOOTBALL STAFF
WILSON FINDS A HOME
FRIENDS OF a LIFETIME, ENEMIES FQR A NIOHT
KRAMER HOT IN STATE WORK
STATE-ECU BATTLF CCES "ACKEO WITH FMOTIONS
ECU OFFERS SHFRIOAN'S FIRST TEST
ECU-STATE BEST OF MATCHUP?
SHERIDAN ERA OPENS AT STATE
PACK "RACES FOR BACKYARD 3RAWL
WOLFPACK LEAVES PIRATES 1 OPTION: walk
KOAMEP FINOS KEY TO QFFENSE. JNLOCKS "
KRAMER GETS PACK OFF AND RUNNING
FANFARE: WOLFPACK AILMENTS
DICK SHERIDAN LEADS 'PACK PAST ECU IN HIS DEBUT...
SHERIOAN PASKS IN OPENING SUCIESS
PACK TO PEAK EMOTIONALLY FOR PERENNIAL POWER PITT
SHERIDAN TOUTS PITT AS TRUE TEST FOR 'PACK
POTENTIAL PITT KlCKEkS LINING UP
GOTTFRIED H"PES PITT OFFENSE GETS UNTRACkED VS. WOLFPACK
■PACK GAINS CONFIDENCE ALONG WITH ITS NE» LOOK
WOLFPACK GETS 'HEAVY' PITT PA>JTHE=»S
WCLFPICK'S LATE SCRSHBLE GAINS STANDOFF WITH PANTHERS
WHEN PELL SOUNDED. STATE WAS 'EA3Y
PITT TAILBACK HAS ROUGH NIGHT
N.C. STATE'S ERIK KRAMER PASSFS...
WOLFPACK RALLIES FOR SATISFYING TIE
SHERIDAN CONCERNED WITH PACK PERFORMANCE
PACK WORRIES WAKE'S CROH
SHERIDAN NOT HAPPY WITH TIE
STATE'S LITTLE 'IG MAN: LINEBACKER KELVIN C'OOMS GIVES HIS ALL...
WOLFPACK, DEACS START ACC PLAY
WHAT IT WAS. WAS FUN
CARDIAC PACK'S ATTACK RUINS DEACS' HEART
PEEBLES OUT OF POSITION. BUT IN RIGHT SITUATION
WOLFPACK JOY
SHERIDAN'S Mjr.IC WORKS AGAIN
SHERIDAN CREATING LASTING IMPRESSION
STATE AWAITS TEST BY TEPPS
TERPS TO TEST 'PACK
GROH PRAISES OFFENSIVE LINE
SHERIDAf; MiTCHES HOLTZ'S IMPa:t
THREE KEY GAMES SET IN ACC
WOLFPACK FACES TERRAPIN ROAD TEST
COLLEGE FOOTBALL UNDER THE LIGHTS
REVIVED PACK STUNS NO. 13 MARYLAND
PACK DEFENSE PACKED HFROIC PUMCH
PACK ROAkS TO SURPRISING 3-0-1
STATE'S NELSON JONES BREAKS UP TERPS' PASS IN THE END ZONE
TERPS CAN'T DERAIL 'PACK EXPRESS
STATE GETS TI-'E TO SAVOR SUCCESS
BIG FruR: 11-2-3
•PACK CPACKS INTO TOP JO
WIRTHEH DAZZLES OPPONENTS
SLAYDEN, JUHKIN AMONG TOP PLAYERS
BIG ". LOOKS BIG NOW
WOLFPACK THF SAME RANKED 20TH
FANFARE: KRAMER GETS AWARD
DREAM MATCHUP COULD ERASE PAST NIGHTMARES
..."N.C. STATE FOOTBALL JOINS NATION'S TUP TWENTY"... ICARTOONI
LITTLE BIG-PLAY MAN: PACK'S wORThEN CATCHING ON AS A SHINING STAR
RESTED PACK READY FOR RETURN TO ACTION
SHERIDAN WANTS 'PACK TO GET IN GEAR QUICKER
WOLFPACK'S KRAMER NO SMART AL^C, JUST SMART
UNC. STATE SEEKING RESPECT
WOLFPACK PANKFO. PUT JACKETS IRE FAVJPED
JACKETS' MAYS STINGS PACK AS TECH ROLLS
WOLFPACK SWAR-ED BY YELLOW JACKETS
PACK'S 'D' GETS UNWANTED EXPOSURE
TECH SHATTERS SHEPIDA>J'S EUBBlE
PACK NOT AT PHYSICAL, EMOTIONAL PEAK FOP UNC
A SEPTEMBER BLU»
TAR HEELS' CRUH LIKES 'PIG' RIVALRY WITH WOLFPACK
CRUM EXPECTS GO"D GAME
MEMORIES: STATE'S LAST WIN OVER JNC SPAPkS LAUGHTER, WISTFuLnESS
TAR HEELS, WOLFPACK BACK AS ITI I RIVALS
COLLEGE FOOTBALL
HOWLIN' .OLFPACK HUMBLES HEEL":
STATE MAKES ITS POINT AS UNC "ISSES ON TWO
ON "AYE'S DAY, PROMISES APE K-PT
WOLFPACK PISES TO RIVAL'S CHALLENGE
ONE AWAY
STATE-UNC PACKED WITH HIGHLIG-ITS
DUELING SUAPTERPACkS
RIGHT CALL. WRONG RESULT FOR HEELS
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l/0'5/fl7
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molfpack focus is on clfmson
foko: state -confident'
st5te"cotball ?'J;|°''"'5 state of his affairs
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l?L'!'?r!?T?*'"' °'' "UN-AND-SHOOr GAMECOCKS
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WOLFPACK, GAMECOCKS EXPECT POINTS
PACK'S KRAMER MAY BE OUT VS. VIRGINIA
^??:ASS-p"^??^iiv^is^v;irE;?'=' •••"'" ^«'-" °^ ''"'-
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'PACK TACKLES TWO PROHLEMS
CRUMPLER'S 'BACK' FOR WOLFPAC<
KRAMER DOUBTFUL FOR UVA
PACK'S KRAMER, WOPTHEN DOUBTFUL
CAVS PARRY WULFPACK'S LATi^ TH»U'T
f;";S OFFENSE RUNS SHORT OF MIRACLFS
TIGERS ENJOY NEW LIFE IN ACC
BALANCED ACC COULD END IN UNPO ECEOENTFD 3-WAY TIE
J^lT'lTc^iSJ^tl^ SroT.^NC^?57^?NTY
NEW YEAR'S EVE FOULS INTERESTED IN MOLFPACK
SJ*JE SjuoENTS LOSE CHOICE SEATS "">-f'"''t'^
JEFFIRES PROVING 'PACK FOR REAL
TIGERS PACK IN THE DRIVER'S S^ AT
ALL-AMERICAN EYES CLEMSON OP N.C. STATE
|v trcSsErsj'^iS%^s;i^s ^HiJ^i'^'GiS^xurs °''''' °°'-^ "^ '^ «**
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OUKE VICTIM OF SHERIDAN'S MAGIC
BLUE DEVILS TURN IT OVER TO 'RACK
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flVt^'^^^^EEO """E TIME FOR ACADEMICS
Ir'eIS ir^ES"""""' ""^" ^""^
•PACK IS JUST PEACHY
P.M. DIGEST
KRAMER PLAYER OF YEAR
'PACK BACK IN TOP JO
KRAMER REALIZES DREAM AS ACC PLAYER OF YEAR
ASN?rT0p7n0^?E"^' "'" "" *" CoJcS OF^Y^R
agneh completes pack sweep
MIAMI, PENN state finish 1-2 IN POLL
FANFARE: PEACH BOWL TICKETS
f«'^;|/ES5E^J0NES GETS THE LAST LAUGH
;VFL^|5 DOESN'T SURPRISE KRAMFR
ATLANTA LOVES THOSE FANS
l?S^E'^kHr^""'^'^''' S^ErilAl^S^ ^«"' '"" ' ^"SCNS IN PITS
STATE READY FOR PEACH TRIP
f.^'^lfOSC STARTS NFW OB TODAY
JVFE.^JJ PS^J"^"' SURPRISE KRAM'^R
ATLANTA LOVES THOSE FANS
AT PEACH BOWL, SOMETHING OLD, SOMPTHING NF»'
WITH NEW LIFE, OUTLOOK, pcicH NOW OUT OF PITS
N.C. STATE UNIV. SPORTS, GOLF IMENI
STATE LEADS PALMETTO GOLF
UNC'S HUGHES, N.C. STATF TAKE PALMETTO GOLF
N.C. STATE UNIV. SPORTS. GOLF (WCMi^NI
FANFARE: STATES DROPS Z SPORT?
N.C. STATE UNIV. SPORTS, SOCCER CENI
"s:"DidEi^"^ '"""' '"
fanfare: JUST FOR KICKS
FANFARE: WOLFPACK CLASSIC
WOLFPACK WINS TOURNEY
FANFARE: PACK UPSETS DEVILS
DEVILS NIP OEACS "tviLb
GETTIN' ITS KICKS
STATE-uriC SOCCER MATCH PROVES WAR
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kJ.tl^ ''-^^ D'J'^E PLAYOFF GAME
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BLUE DEVILS, WOLFPACK LOOK TO END STREAKS
S^UE DEVILS STOP STATE IN SOC: ER ^""""^
DEVILS BLANK WOLFPACK
N.C. STATE UNIV. SPORTS, SOCCER (WOMFni
FANFARE: JUST FOR KICKS ''""-"'
FANFARE: APRIL FQOLS STATE
FANFARE: ET CETERA
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MONTHLY/ANMUAL INDEX
l/Cl/bt - lJ/3t/B6
SUBJECTS
IHO^ASt MCNEIL HILTON HONTRFEj
HCNAMARA POWEOS WOLPPACK TO 9-2 WIN OVEP PUJE O^VILS
G«. TFC"f MCOPNAtn LEAD I«UN n ux E
PACK REPEATS IN ACC lOACK
•PACK WINS TRACK CROhN
STATE UNIV. SPOPTS. TRACK (HO"EN)
JOLFPACK WOMEN eREAK NCAA MAR<
GA. TEC". MCOONALO LEAD IRON DUKE
•PACK WINS TRACK CROwN
STATERS OPMSSV BREAKS RPCORO
STATE RUNNER 0UIT5 RACE. "AKES SUICIDE ATTEMPT
NCS RUNNER SURVIVES SUICIOE BIO
oncToRS SAy ormsby permanently paralyzed
OOCTUR CLAIMS 0PMS8Y TAKING BA 0 NEWS WELL
STATE TEAMMATE SAYS PRESSURE PECAME TOO MUCH FOR ORMSi^Y
FANFARE: ORMSBY^S CONOITION STABLE
FANFARE: ORMSPY RETURNING
DFALING WITH SUCCESS: ORMSBY'S PATH TOOK TURN TOWARD TRAGIC ENO
THERAPISTS MOTE EFFECTS Oi= PRESSURE
STATE UNIV. SPORTS. VOLLEYBALL IWOMFNI
FANFARE: ET CETERA
SPORTS. WRESTLING
STATE HEAVYWEIGHT PINS DOWN ROLES IN HOLLYWOOD
N.C. STATE UHIV
FORMER N.C
UNC WRESTLERS PIN STATE
N.C. STATE UNIV. THOMPSON THEATER
N.C. STATE PLANS MADRIGAL DINViER
N.C. STREAM WATCH PROGRAM
STATE APPROVES LITTLE CREEK STREAM GROUP
N.C. SUPREME COURT
SFE ALSO COURTS. N.C.
SEE ALSO CRIMES. N.C. {SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC CRIMES!
SEE ALSO CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTE"
SEE ALSO JUDGES. N.C.
SEE ALSO LAWSUITS. N.C.
COURT: JUDGES CAN ORDER BANK ACCOUNT INSPECTIONS
BOND SET AT lion, 000 FOR MAN FACING SECOND ASSAULT TRIAL
N.C. FREEZES JUDGE SEATS
CHIEF JUSTICE ORDERS SLOWDOWN IN HIRING
SECOND FEMALE JUSTICE SEEKS ELECTION
ASSOCIATE JUSTICE LAUNCHES CAMPAIGN FOR COURT TERM
COURT ALLOWS DURHAM WOMAN TO PROCEED WITH ASBESTOS SUIT
.N.C. SUPREME COURT REVERSES ALAMANCE MAN^S CONVICTION
CCURT UPHOLDS LICENSE LOSS IN DWI CASES
PART DF N.C. DWI LAW IS UPHELD
•WRONGFUL BIRTH' SUIT IS REJECTED
COURT RULING TO HELP KEEP DRUNKS OFF ROADS
STATE COURT ORDERS NEW TKIAL IN ASSAULT CASE
EX-OuFHAM MAGISTRATE TO GET NF W TRIAL ON ABUSE CHARGES
TOP COURT UPHOLDS ASSAULT CONVICTION
COURT SAYS EX-HAGI STRATE WILL RECEIVE A NEW TRAIL
TORAIN LOSES APPEAL
MURDER SENTENCES UPHELD
COURT UPHOLDS RATE DECISION INVOLVING CPCL
HIGH COURT RULES JUDGE ^RRED, ORDERS NEW TRIAL
THORNBUPG TO FIGHT RATE HIKE
COURT DECLINES TO REVIEW OVERTURNED CONVICTION
TAR HEEL JUSTICE SAYS VICTIMS' RIGHTS MUST RE PRESERVED
COTTON MILLS TOLD TO PAY "EOICAL PILLS
N.C. RAP PRESSES MERIY SELECTION
COURT KEEPS MURDER RULING
NEW TRIAL IS ORDERED IN MURDER CASE
COURT WON'T RULE ON STATE BUO'ET PANEL
STATE SUPREME COURT DECIDES TT STAY OUT QF ARGUMENT OVER BUDGET PANEL
REVIEW GROUP NOT TARGFT OF WOMAN^S LAWSUIT
COURT: cx-MAYOR IS DUE LARGFR SHARE QF ESTATE
COVINGTON'S MURDER CONVICTION UPHFLD
COURT THROWS OUT MURDER CONVICTION
EARLIER RULING AFFIRMED ON EXCLUDING JURORS
COURT RULES AGAINST N.C. IN RATES CASE
STATE OPPOSING BID FOR MEW TRIAL IN MURDER CASE
N.C. CHIEF JUSTICE TO RETIRE
N.C. CHIEF JUSTICE BRANCH TO RETIRE IN SEPTEMBER
BRANCH SHOWS CLASS IN DECIDINS TO RETIRE
COURT OKAYS OWASA POWER TO T A< E LAND
TOP COURT WON'T REVIEW APPEAL IN CANE CREEK CONDEMNATION CASE
DEMPCRATS TO NOMINATE EXUM, REPORTS SAY
WHICHARO PLANS TO SEEK STATE SUPREME COURT SEAT
DEMOCRATS BACK WHICHAPD FOR STATE SUPREME COURT
RACE FOP N.C. JUDGESHIPS CALLED LIVELIEST IN HISTORY
N.C. COURT GRANTS NEW TRIAL TO GIRL CONVICTED OF MURDER
N.C. "URjERSR receives stay O^: EXECUTION
COURT SAYS WOMAN CAN'T SUE FO' COSTS OF RAISING CHILD
WOMAN'S MURDER CONVICTION UPHELD
BRANCH REMEMBER'; FEARING FIRST DAY ON COURT
CIVIL SUIT OVER CONTRACT DISMISSED
SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS TERM IN 191)4 SLAYING
SUPREME COURT GIV^S DURHAM BOY THF BEST BIRTHDAY PRESENT OF ALL
COUNTY TU EXPEDITE ADOPTION
COURT DISSOLVFS STAY IN UNC ATHLETICS CASE
NFW TPIAL GROEREO IN ASSAULT CASE
ALLEGED SEXUAL OFFENDER TO GET "EW TRIAL
STATE COURT REJECTS MOORMAN APPEAL
TOP N.C. COURT UPHOLDS CONVICTION OF MOORMAN
JUDGE REFUSES TO ov':RTURN 198'i LAW ON APPOINTMENT
THORNXURG TO APPEAL REFUSAL TT RECONSIDER DUKE RATE HIKi:
LIMITS ABE PROPOSED ON BYPASSED APPEALS
N.C. COURT BUGGED DOWN ON SEX CASES
N.C. SUPREME COURT. APPOINTMENTS
EXUM SAYS HE WANTS CHIEF JUSTICE'S JOB
EXUM NOMINATED FOR CHIEF JUSTICE
WHICHARO WILL SEEK SUPREME COJRT SEAT
WHICHARD NOMINATED FDR SUPflEM= COURT SEAT
MRS. BILLINGS LIKELY NEXT CHIEF JUSTICE
MRS. BILLINGS NAMED MEW N.C. CHIEF JUSTICE
GOP JUDICIAL SLATE UNVEILED: mjrtin PICKS WOMAN FOR CHIEF JUSTICE...
CHIEF JUSTICE CHOICF SHOULDN'T BE SURPKIS':
DEMOCRATS PREPARE FOR COURT RACES
WHICHARO UNRUFFLED BY MARTIN'S CHOICE OF REPUBLICAN JUDGES
N.C. HIGH COURT APPOINTEES KE''PING SEATS IS GOP GOAL
HIRED GUNS NOT ANSWFR IN JUDICIAL CAMPAIGNS
N.C. SUPREME COURT. CHIEF JUSTICE
MRS. BILLINGS LIKELY NEXT CHIEF JUSTICE
MRS. BILLINGS NAMED NEW N.C. CHIEF JUSTICF
GOP JUDICIAL SLATE UNVEILED; M4RTIN PICKS WOMAN FOR CHIEF JUSTICE...
GOP TEAM PROMISES VIGOROUS CAMPAIGN FOR SUPREME COURT
CHIEF JUSTICE CHOICE SHOULDN'T BE SURPRISE
DEMOCRATS PREPARE FOR COURT RACES
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1/01/86 - li/31/fl6
SUBJECTS
l/QO/IV
^EliYJI'^Sh^'^JU^fl^g^lwS^^^^N- ""^' CANDIDATES MEET
^Y^EHSSs^iiai'UsSins'jg^.jy^rc^skUi^f '"^"
FORMER CHtEF JUSTICE IN STABL^ CONDITION AFTEP ACCIRFNT
2Ffe'f[''^l,lrn!nrkJ ^"itf"'" '° 8E N.C. CoGst's CH EF JUSTIC
""l^wiSsirircgSR^^j'Slfl^ir" '" '"''"' ' «U'L'f'E° JuSli^
GOV. MAPTIN LnSES''BiO TO OVERTURN LAH
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.C. SUPREME COURT. ELECTIONS
^5,55t'*IE JUSTICE LAUNCHES CA'IPAIGN FOR COURT TFRH
JUDGE FILES FOR SUPREME COURT SEAT ^-J^J"' ":«"
JUSTICES, JUDGES TO FACE OPPOSITION
DEMOCRATS PREPARE FOR COURT R« C E S
?l5i\??i!^?'!^3p°5Ef^8SPArJ.C=rcg5K-T'?Sf)5y^.TESMEET
ll'u''AVoM%Vul'tSB',°R:'^'''''- "'T'CU^S °o',°.'oinrr'o'n JUDGES
DEMOCRATS AND GOP CLASH ON TAX STANDS OF SENATE CANDIDATFS
DEATH PENALTY AN ISSUE IN CHIFF JUSTICE CAMPAIGN
Z JUDICIAL CANDIDATES RAP PRO-BILUNGS PANEL
MARTIN DEFENDS GUP CRITICISM IN JUDICIAL RACE
SUIT MAY BLOCK VOTE ON N.C. JUDGES
kIe'^'tSI c'mlF'jSsnc'E"' "'"' *"'"= °" ""■""''"
COURT RACE NEEDS ATTENTION
EXUM GETS ENDORSEMENT OF NCAE
HIGH-POKERED POLITICS A NEM TWIST IN JUDICIAL RACES
VAN HFCKE URGFS DEMOCRATIC UNITY -'"'"-■ <- XALCi
HICH-POUERED POLITICS NEW TWIST IN JUDICIAL RACES
I^i$V>,'-'JIIERS^GRaUP ENDORSES Exui ■""""-' "- ""'"'=='
MARTIN HOPES TO RATTLE DEMO POWER STRUCTURE
MRS. niLLINGS CRITICIZES PLANS PY GOP GROUP
BLACK LAWYERS WANT JUDICIAL ELECTIONS HELD
EXUM DISSENT IN ROOK CASE CRITICIZED
IuUNGs'favorId"^^ ^"^ ELECTIONS DELAYING SOME CASES BEFORE COURT
MSR. FILLINGS GAINS IN POLL B'J T EXUM STILL IFAn<:
DISTRICT ATTORNEYS ENDORSE FXJM ^ ^^ °^
Sy??'!:'^,°PANGE DAS AMONG 26 BICKING EXUM
y9I.^.„*?'^'''U'* J. DONALDSON FOR ASSOCIATE JUSTICF lAOl
GROUP ENDORSES THREE GOP CANDIDATES ■'"i"'-- lAU)
RETURNS*'' ^""^ BROYHILL: SAN'^ORO LEADS
WHICHAHD MAKES HISTORY
DEMOCRATS DOMINATE RACES FOR SUPREME COURT POSTS
WHICHARD roUNTY-BY-COUNTY 1-U.jkt i.uilb
!lFRirsF,?rTfn»,'^Rr"'iM^^?l° « S^ OE^OCR ATS ELECTED JUDGES
MERIT SELECTION OF JUDGES UP Gr D TO ENSURE A OUALIFIED JUDICIARY
C. SUPREME COURT, SWEARING-IN CEREMONY
NEW N.C. CHIEF JUSTICF SWORN IN
WHICHARD TAKES OATH WEDNESDAY
WHICHARD TO TAKE OATH TOMORROW
N.C. SWEARS IN COURT JUSTICES
EXUM, WHICHARD, WEBB TAKE OFFICES
N.C. SWIMMING HALL OF FAME
SEE ALSO SWIMMING
FITZSIMMONS FIRED AS SPURS-
COACH
LISTENER
N.C. SYMPHONY
SEE ALSO DURHAM SYMPHONY
ROSSINI OVERTURE HIGHLIGHTS DJKE CONCERT
SYMPHONY SATISFIES IN MUSICAL MIX
MARTIN BACKS FUNDING TO MUSFU". SYMPHONY
STATE WON'T HALT ART MUSEUM AVJO SYMPHONY
^nvERriOP WELCOMES IBM TO PARK
IN THE spotlight'^' ^ BEAUTY ALL IN THE EAR OF THE
A NIGHT AT THE OPERA
g?SArLR5I55p: toU-mrGRlXf"'"" °'"' '"°'^''"
s?SJtioSY'?fe'fiJvi'cSM?!;;iY'''='''" """*'^" """^ "°'
N.C. SYMPHONY SERIES SET
9,"^I.5,^!:'"^'= l"^ 'CREATION- PERFORMANCE
ALUMNI CHORUS SINGS BRAHMS'
MUSIC MAKERS
N.C. SYMPHONY TICKET BARGAINS
■s£;ML'FiT%r.;iXin^"""^''-5' """"5
SYMPHONIC STRAINS TO WAFT ACRTSS CRYSTAL COAST
ELEMENTS ALMOST SPARE SYMPHONY?! SHOW
DURHAM SHOULD REMEMJiER HOW N.". SYMPHONY WAS lOST
HOW RALEIGH GOT THE SYMPHONY ^RrHFSTRA
N.C. SYMPHONY IS COMING TO TOWN
SYMPHONY FILL-IN MORE THAN ADEQUATE
nM5£';;u''?cPt^;\^2 fk'i'' '''"' '^•C. SYMPHONY BENEFIT
DURHAM CELLIlT SULOS WITH SYMPHONY
3 ORANGE STUDENTS TT BE IN ECU CONCERT
ES'S r^l'^^"«'^"»"5S[!S\^^^55riM"?s,^ci2? ''''"" °''''
Hnriu'!!fHjir^"lTol\Ul!!,' ""'" """ ASSURANCE
DARKNESS DIDN'T stoP THE MUS ir
NIoHT THE LIGHTS WENT OUT IN N.C.
EXTRA EFFORT MjKjs CUNCFRT SUCCESSFUL
NEW YEAR'S CVF EVENTS '-caor-uL
SYMPHONY ON THE AIR
YOUNG ARTISTS COMPETITION LIVENS HOLIDAY ARTS LULL
N.r. SYMPHONY, OUOGET
N.C. SYMPHONY EXPECTS TO OVERCOME SHORTFALL
N.C. SYMPHONY ROARO OF TRUSTEES
WAKE WOMAN HEADS SYMPHONY BOARD
"•'■' .^"'?''"9''^ SOCIETY, DURHAM CHAPTER
N.C. SYMPHONY SERIES SET
'*''-;A'"^.99„°'' ''"f LUTHERAN CHURCH
SEE ALSO LUTHERANS
BISHOP PE-ELECTEO
N.C. TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY
SEE ALSO TECHNOLOGY
NEW N.C. INCU'-ATOR PROGRAM TO
^Vlf^^^h'Sl^S'';;S'' '■'<d£''A« H^, ?J H gufRbLE "Vao ST fI
STATE HAS 1600,000 READY FOR BUSINESS INCUBATORS
N.C. TENNIS ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO TENNIS
NCTA RANKINGS INCLUDE 127 TRIANGLE NETTERS
N.C. TENNIS HALL OC ^AME
S
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9/0'V/R6 A 1
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9/04/86 B T
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9/11/86 A 4
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10/2'i/86 C 2
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10/2';/R6 A 4
L
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1 /16/86 C 11
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S 2
1 /26/e6 A \
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12/03/86 B 6
M
H 2
1/29/06 B 7
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H 2
2/02/86 S 4
N
H 2
2/04/86 0 4
N
H 2
8/0*^/86 G 7
P •!
S 2
6/06/86 A 9
J
S 2
9/03/86 C 9
N
H 2
9/06/86 A 5
N
H 2
9/12/86 A 4
L
H 2
9/12/86 C 6
N
H 2
9/22/86 3 1
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H 2
10/02/86 E 1
P N SB2
H 2
10/03/86 A 10
N
S 2
0/0""/R6 A 1
N
S 2
10/03/86 c ■;
N
H 2
0/06/86 A 4
L
H 2
10/07/86 A 4
L
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0/08/86 A 12
N
H 2
0/12/86 C 3
P J
S 2
0/15/86 A 1
P N M06
S 7
0/15/86 C 2
D N
S 2
0/16/86 A 14
N
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0/20/86 A 10
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0/2?/'>6 11 3
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0/22/86 C 15
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0/23/86 C ■<
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0/25/86 A 11
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0/27/86 A 5
L
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0/29/86 C 14
S 2
0/30/86 C 6
N
S 2
0/31/86 A 5
N
H 2
1/07/86 A 16
P A
H 2
1/03/P6 C 4
N
S 2
1/03/86 A 11
N
H 2
11/05/86 A 1
C •!
H 2
1/35/86 A 4
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H 2
1/05/86 B 2
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S 2
1/05/86 A <.
C N
H 2
U/J6/86 A 23
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H 2
11/16/86 C 11
P N
H 2
9/04/86 A 1
P N
H 2
11/24/86 A 1
P N S87
S 2
11/25/86 B 3
N
S 2
11/26/86 A 1
P N
H 2
U/27/86 6 8
P N
H ?
4/29/86 D 3
N
S 2
1/25/86 A 11
R
H 2
1/28/86 A 7
R S66
S 2
2/13/86 A 1
N
H 2
2/14/86 A 10
f|
H 2
2/19/86 B 6
P ^l L41
S 2
2/27/86 C 1
P M S84
H 2
3/07/86 D 6
' N
H 2
3/14/86 D I
^ F 'V66
S 2
3/15/86 A 13
R
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3/18/86 A 7
R S66
S 2
4/15/86 C 3
1 A
H 2
4/22/86 A 13
' N W66
S 2
4/24/86 D 11
N
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4/29/86 C 5
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5/08/86 D 9
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5/15/86 B 1
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5/30/86 A 4
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6/03/86 A 11 f
N ■W6f.
S 2
6/05/86 0 a
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6/15/86 D 10 P N W66
H 2
7/31/86 A 11
^ S66
S 2
7/18/86 A 4
L
H 2
7/27/86 A 4
L
S 2
9/11/86 0 4
N
H 2
9/16/86 A 10
R S66
S 2
0/39/86 D 1'
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H 2
1/04/86 C 5
tl U66
S 2
1/13/86 A 12
N
S 2
1/17/86 A 3
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l/18/°6 A 6
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1/2I/B6 D 5
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1/27/86 0 3
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2/03/86 A 13
N
S 2
2/34/86 A 9
N
S 2
2/39/86 A 4
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S 2
2/18/86 DAD
N
H 2 12/21/R6 A 11
N
H 2 12/3n/n6 A 14
U «66
H 2 1/25/86 A 6 N
H 2 4/12/86 C 5 N
5 2 4/24/»6 0 11 '•I
H 7 5/31/86 B 4 N
S 7 5/08/86 A 10 N
H 2 5/15/66 B 6 N
H 2 8/03/86 C 12 P U L41
H 2 4/20/86 B 11
HGHIHLY/4NNUAL
INDEX
SUBJECTS
c A * = 7 ' 6
SEE »LSO TENNIS
FORMER UNC C04CH.
WRITER NAHET Ta N.C. HALL OF F4H£
N.C. TElTILE F0UN04TI01
SEE ALSn N.C. STATE UMV. SCHOOL OF TEXTILES
SFc ALSO TEXTILF INOUSTRy
FOUNDATION PUVS FRANKLINTON PLANT
FOU'iOATION SUYS PLANT FOR TEXTILES SCHOOL
N.C. TEXTILE HANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO TEXTILE INDUSTRY
FDR-ER REPORTER GETS TAPPED T^ SERVE AGAIN
BUSINESS "IGHLir.HTS: NORTH CAROLINA
HAftTIN DEFENDS N.C.'S GOP CONGRESSMEN
N.C. THEATER
SEE ALSO CAROLINA REGIONAL THEATRE
OIRECTJO WANTS TO GIVE "REACH' TO "SUPfcRSTAO"
'SUPERSTAR" DOES WELL B» IMAGINATION
SPACE DE-FUSES SOUNO "CABARET"
STAGE II: SHEPARJ DRA"A OPENS N.C. THEATRE EXPERIMENT
PLAYING FOR LAUGHS COULD HELP HIGH-TENSION 'FOOL'
N.C. THEPAPEUTIC RIDING CENTER
SEE ALSO Children, handicapped
SEE ALSO HORSES
RIDING HIGH
N.C. TOAST-'ASTERS
SEE ALSO PUBLIC SPEAKING
BURLINGTON WOMAN GETS THAST" A": TEkS • AWAF'J
PR|SO"iE»S GIVE HONEY TO HOMES FOR CHILDREN
N.C. TRAILS COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO HIKING
TRAIL=LA2ER
SEE
SEE
•C. TRANSPOR
SEE ALSO P
SEE ALSO H
SEE ALSO H
SEE ALSO N
'" ALSO T
_ ALSO U
THE COST
ROAD WOP
BOND FUN
MEETINGS
LIST OF
AREA COU
HIGHWAY
FOUR-LAN
GROUP WA
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treyburn
PAVING P
CHANGE I
STATE TO
FREEWAY
CHEAPER
RALEIGH
PARTIAL
STATE OK
13.1 SIL
HERE ARE
CONTRACT
NEW ROAD
CITY TO
TATIJN IMP
ETTER TOAN
IGHWAY CON
IGHWAYS. N
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RANSPORTaT
S 501
OF 3EING
K POSSIBLE
OS "-'EFDEO
PEING HEL
HIGH.,AY NE
NTIES PREP
NEEDS TO B
ING OF U.S
NTS FPEEWA
NGE SUGGES
FIGHT CON
LANS CISAP
N TIMETABL
WIDEN WES
INTERCHANG
EXPPESSWAY
WON'T GET
EXPRESSWAY
S ^ DURHAM
LION ST>TE
ChamGES I
S a<"D FOR
PLAN INCL
CLEAR WAY
R0v£'4ENT PROGRAM
SPCPTATION FOP N.C. INC.
STRUCTION
.c.
OF TRANSPORTATION
ION
BUCOLIC
BEFORE '"8
TO REPAIR CI TY ROADS
D ON TRANSPORTATION PLAN
EOS GETS POARD"S PACKING
ARINC PRIORITIES FOR HIGHWAY MEETING WEO.NESDA-'
E DISCUSSED
. I SECTION PUSHEO
Y EXTENSION SEDESIGNEO
TED AT FREEJAY, GLOVER ROAD
TINUES TO BOIL
POINTING
E GOOD FOR STATE ROADS
DURHAM ROADS
E SHOULDN'T bE DELAYED
INTERSECTION PROPOSED
DURHAM ^OAD MONEY
INTERCHANGE BEST USE OF LIMITED ROAD FUNDS
ROAD proje:ts
TRANSPORTATION PLAN APPROVED
N STATE HI&MWAY PLAN IN AREA COUNTIES
HIGHWAY WO' < IN AREA
UDES 35 COUNTY PROJECTS
FOR HIGHWAY. "1 PARKS
I.e. TRANSPORTATION TASK FORCE
PANEL PEGS DOT NEEDS AT IJOO MILLION
N.C. TRAVEL COUNCIL
SEE ALSO TRAVEL. N.C.
a WELCOME CENTERS HELP SELL STATE
N.C. TURKEY COOKING CONTEST
SEE ALSO COOKING CONTESTS
SEE ALSO TURKEYS
FINALISTS PICKED TO COMPETE IN TURKEY COOKING CONTEST
N.C. TURKEY FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO TURKEYS
RAEFCRO RESIDENTS PREPARE FOR ANNUAL TURKEY PFSTIVAL
N.C. UNITED METHODIST
SEE ALSO "EThOOIST
1.600 METHODISTS
METHODISTS ARE R
METHOOISTS ANO Oi
METHODISM, DUKE
METHODISTS OPEN
METHODISTS OKDAI
HElHJDlSrs OPEN
METHODISTS CALL
THE CONC ILIATCRY
■IN DEFENSE OF c
METHODISTS URGE
METhO"I5T bishop
RELIEF UNIT OFFI
METHODISTS AT DU
N.C. CONFERENCE
METHODISTS BACK
NEARLY laO "ETHO
yamceyville man
METHODISTS "lACK
WARS TILL KINGDO
CHAPEL HILL MINI
EETING AT DUKE MONDAY
CONFERENCE
WILL OPEN ^-■)AY
ETURMNG TO OJkE
UKE HOLD OVERDUE REUNION
AND DURHAM
SESSION
N 26 ELDERS
MEETING; DUKE REAFFIRMS CONNECTION
FOR TEST BAN
TONE
REATION: The -JJCLEAR CRISIS
END TO U.S. WJCLEAR TESTING
S: NUCLEAR AR"S JFFFND GOD.
CIAL SAYS FAMINE IN AFRICA
KE ASK NUCLEA' arm; qui
ANNOUNCES NEW PASTORAL APPOINTMENTS
ACTIONS ON SHTAPON HARRIS
OIST MINISTERS RECEIVE NEW APPOINTMENTS
' 1% LAY A,ARD
ANTI-HARRIS ACTIONS
COMES
STER TO SERVE AT U.S. EMBASSY IN WARSAW
AND
JUST PEACE'
SO REJECT THEM
AN UNFINISHED STOPY'
N.C. URBAN TRANSPORTATION POLICY TASK FORCE
SEE ALSO N.C. DEPT. OF TRANSPORTATION
SEE ALSO TRANSP'^RTATlOu
URBAN-RURAL STRUGGLE IS INTENSIFYING IN N.C.
REPORT PROPOSES bONO ISSUE AMO I'KREASE IN GASOLINE TAX
N.C. UTILITIES COMMISSION
SEE ALSO UTILITY RATES
ACENCY'S ACTION MAT REDUCE COSTS OF LONC- DIST 4NCE CALLS WITHIN STATE
GTE PLANS TO PEOUEST DURHAM-AREA RATE HIKE
RAMSEY CREATES PANEL TO STUDY PUBLIC STAFF
GTE RE3UEST «OULD INCREASE RESIOcNIlAL PHONE RATES 60t
GFNERAL TEL ASKS TO BOOST HO* RATES SOX
DUKE POWER TO SF£K RATE INCRE'SE
PHONE BILLS MAY RISE IN march
COST CF wATS-LlNE SERVICE may GO UP UNDER PROPOSAL
EXAMINING PHONE RATES AND GTE INCREASE PLAN
PG L P "^YL
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H 2 12/27/86 C I N J20
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12/19/80
A
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9/11/85
C
9
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2
9/11/85
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5/31/85
7 O
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5/02/"6
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5/02/96
4
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6/03/85
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5/33/85
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MONTHLr/4
N N U A L
1/01/86
INDEX
1^/31/06
SUBJECTS
'not 7'7
1/01/^7
(401
CHANGES
pUKE POWER FILES REQUEST FOR !aTE HIKF
NATURAL GAS CHMPAMY SEEKING BATE INCRFA';e
?V55c''?i'!''„"^ '="-" PEOUEST FiR ilGSErKATFS
MiM'^frJcJ S"fP """E" ""E WILL HURT INDUSTRY
rnim'I F.I f?"^'- °*-^ INSTALLATION RIGHTS
^SMot*'^' FILED ON NATURAL r.AS PRICES IN STATE
52yL^="'^"°'-OS RATE DECISION IVVOLVING CPtL
THORNBURG TO FIGHT RATE HIKF '"'"''»•'" ^■^'•'■
DUKE POWER RATES REDUCTION SOUGHT
c5cr'S8?^0f"pSs?Sg^?H^t?Sb'W VliV'' COMHISSION.
GTE: RULING MAY NOT LOHFR RAT=S
ORANGF BUARO SEEKS HELP FOR PHONE WOES
OUKE POWER RUSES TO HAUL POT EN 1 1 AL PR I VA TE S
^s^?,^8Ys?5Sc°rp;;3,^i";ER%5{i'?^o^?u 5^"'
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tJ,'.\:r,i'^sV^U.'0^T3ll1^r°" '° '""" «"' ""ii"^ -UNREALISTIC-
RATE HEARING SET
fF?TnFSTj^„S^?y^^Z5„''"'^TLED IN NECOTIATinNS
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PROS AND CONS OF RATE HIKE HFSRD
OUKF POWER LIKELY TO TRIM SJS^.I MILLION RATF HFLirFsr
DUKE POWER PRAISED AT HEARING ON RATE RECIIEST
SK^D5K°?^?0b?r£iAS?S^f !rVe J HIK\^^?^^t'5?e^ BEGINS
FIR'^S SET TO PROTEST PROPaSED RATF niitc
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«5JE-HIKE SESSION AGAIN TONIG-IT
Sn?c'oi°f„*I"''0 "^""^E POWER HEARING
R=rL?2i"=K "'^E RE3UEST OENOUMCFO
DECISION DUE BY OCT. 2<, ON RATE HIKF
GTE ASKS REVIEW OF RATE INCREASE
PHONE RATE INCREASE Snur.HT
GROUP HAY JOIN TOLL-FREE DIALING STUDY
fmrr^J^^lc"?*"" '° "^ PiIon; CONCERNS
JH!il*7's??§N' r?^J^SGfHh8M^?xrA!T""
SKI ?gKiS SiVks^Sni -^^^°^-rn.V.,,s B.„
NATURAL GAS SILLS TO RISE
TnJt"*?!;^?'^ COMPANY GRANTED RATE INCREASE
^^ i£?^EN^5^T^;YhET,gIgS°?|-,5^^"|V OF NEW TREND
^?^["^?rL^^^fe-FBJM?E^I[i?5E^A?i'^''"'^ °^ "°^'' "'''^^- "E'
PUBLIC SERVICE CO. GETS RATF [ncRFaSE
CAMPBELL TO LEAVE UT IL IT IE S PANFL
SOME RESIDENTS OF WAKE TOLD Tn ROIL WATER
tl fpSi"E^M^^?M?^^«lg5!A};#'^"--
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RATE RELIEF BYPASSES STATF'S FiFrTRICITY (ISFOS
TAR HEELS TO SAY GOODBYE fu BE toSlAiERiGE ElIcTR I C BILLS
N.C. UTILITIES COMMISSION, PUBLIC STAFF
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TAX LAW TO CHANGE OUKE POWER RATES
N.C. VENDING ASSOCIATIDN
SEE ALSO VENDING MACHINES
STATE LEGISLAT01S GET FREE SNACKS
N.C. VIETNAM VETERANS "EMORUL
^-ulcV^^Jv^.'ill''*;! VETERANS MEMORIAL
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VIETNAM MEMORIAL DE S I GN CHQS EN '"^"OO I tL
v'e'tNa';^ 5eH'r°?5Pm|m'Jr?Jl""' """'' "^"OVERSY OVER PETITION
ENGINEERING PROFESSOR GeTSpSsi ON COUNC R
N.C. WATER RESOURCES DIVISION
SEE ALSO WATER RESOURCEsT N.C.
STATE WANTS MORE WATER FLOWIN". IN FNO
PLANNED STATE STUDY COUL D L I Ml' t' tJA^ ^g USE FROM UPPER F^o RIVER
"•■^Uf*,!,^? ^EISi^'JRS MANAGEMENT COHMISSIOM
111 'wJ^Eri?s'uRCFsy"c""°"''"5 MA^SgEMENT COMMITTEE
"•■^sff'!^? ''fi5?yS<^i? PLANNING BRANCH
^EE 5^;C. WATER RESJURCES DIVISION
WATERSHED RESTRICTIONS. FINES PROPOSED
N.C. WILDLIFE FEDERATION
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SEE ALSO WILDLIFE CONSERVATION
A^t^'-iSf ,5??';"^ ^° ""'*'^'- COPELANO, HOYLE
hSt sEoTS ^'^ '"'""^ STATE-S CONSERVATION AWARD WINNERS
HUNTER ORANGE ISSUE DIVIDES N.C. SPORTSMEN
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12/31/n6
SUbJECTS
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N.C. MILDLIFE RESOURCES COMMISSION
SEE ALSO FISHIMG
SEE ALSO HUNTINC
SEE ALSO U.S. FISH AN") WILDLIFE SFriVICE
SFE ALSn WILDLIFE CONSERV«TIUN
CORPS LIFTS aOAT BAN ON LAKE MEAR EAGLES
WILDLIFE CALENDAR SKIPPED FEB. 20
FULLWPOO NEW DIRErTOR OF WILDLIFE COMMISSION
PUBLIC COMMENT SOUGHT ON NEW 'EGULATIONS
WILDLIFE OFFICIALS KEEP CLOSE WATCH ON TRFvnuRN
WILOLIFF HEARING SCHEDULEn TUESDAY
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT EXPRESSES CONCERN OVER TREYBURN ROAD
WILDLIFF COMMISSION PICKS l''6'> WATERFOWL PRINT ARTIST
N.C. COMMISSICN GETS 'ROCK- FJNns
TEAM TO ASSESS WILDLIFE OAMAG^ IN aU^NED F0°E5T
GAME MAY FIND N.C. HIGHWAYS MTR? HOSPITABLE
ISSUE OF CANADA GOOSE DECLINE WILL INDICATE COMMISSION'S AIM
SOUTHEAST STATES SHAKE SHALL '-aME WOES
TAKING 'GATORS OFF ENDANGERED LIST OPPOSED
ALBEMARLE STRIPED BASS STARVING
UNDERCOVER OFFICERS NAB PEOPLE SELLING SPORTFISH AND GAME
N.C. MIY LIMIT PASS SIZE AT L\kE
BIOLOGISTS WORRIED ABOUT 3ASS IN JORDAN LAKE
JORDAN LAKE'S BASS NUMBERS DWINDLE
COMMISSION WILL PROPOSE BASS CHANGES
HUNTING CAUSE OF ONLY I OF 5 ACCIDENTAL SHOOTINGS
SWAP THOSE TREES. HELP OUT THE FISH
N.C.
WILDLIFE RESOURCES COMMISSION. niRECTOR
N.C. WILDLIFE AGENCY EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR NAMED
N.C. WILDLIFE RESOURCES COMMISSION, LICENSES
SEE ALSO FISHING FEES
SEE ALSO HUNTING FEES
SEE ALSO LICENSING fqsrdS
N.C. FISHING, HUNTING COSTS SET TO SOAR
N.C. WOMEN'S AMATEUR GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP
SFE ALSO GOLF
WILLS UPS LEAD IN AMATEUR
N.C. WRITERS CONFERENCE
SFE ALSO WU»"EN, WRITERS
SEE ALSO WRITERS, N.C.
'WE SING AND LIE, NARRATE AND TESTIFY'
N.C. WRITERS NETWORK INC.
SEE ALSO WRITERS. N.C.
DON'T SETTLE DOWN FOR A LONG WINTER'S NAP— YET
PROMISE OF SPRING BRINGS SEASTN OF LITERARY ACTION
WRITERS GWE PEAOINOS, LECTURES
SPRING PRINGS NEW LIFE TO LITFRARY TAR HEELS
■SAVE SOUTH' BENEFIT TOPIC AT HARDBACK
NETWORK OFFERS WRITING CLASSES
TEMPTING NEW PROGRAMS OFFER AREA WRITERS GOOD OPPORTUNITY
N.C. WRITING PROJECT
SFE ALSO WRITFRS. N.C.
WRITING GROUP'S YOUNG AUTHORS ARE BREAKING INTO PRINT
N.C. ZOOLOGICAL PARK
SEE ZOO. N.C.
N.C ./VIRGINIA WATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO WATER RESuURCES, N.C.
VIRGINIA BEACH OKS FEES TO PAY FOR LAKE PIPELINE
ROANOKE RIVER ASSOCIATION WILL REVIEW FIGHT AGAINST PIPELINE
JUDGE HEARS LAWSUIT ON GASTON PIPELINF
N.r.'S CHINA CONNECTION
SEE CHINA
NORTH CAROLINA'S '•DO YEARS: SIGNS ALONG THE WAY
SEE ALSO N.C OUAORICENTENNIAL
NEW TAR HEEL POETRY ANTHOLOGY REALIZATION OF LAUREATE'S HOPE
TAR HEELS CELEBRATE ANTHOLOGY
NORTH CAROLINIANA SOCIETY
SEMANSES TO RECEIVE NORTH CAR:ILINIANA SOCIETY'S NINTH AWARD
NORTH CAROLINIANA SOCIETY HONORS JAMES AND MARY SEMANS
SOCIETY HONORS SEMANSES
NORTH CAROLINIANS AGAINST RACIST AND RELIGIOUS VIOLENCE
SEE ALSO KU KLUX KLAN
SFE ALSO RACIAL DISCRIMINATION
SEE ALSO VIOLEICE
1? MOfE PEO'LF INDICTED IN CRT SS-'lURN I NG PR-^SE
MARTIN ISKED TO ACT FASTER AGAINST RACIST VIOLENCE
GROUP SAYS RACE BIGOTRY SPAOKtD VIOLENCE, CRIME
N.C.'S RACIAL VIOLENCE NOT EASILY ELIMINATED
NORTH CAROLINIANS A&4INST THE DEATH PENALTY
SEE N.C. COALITION AGAINST THE lEATH PENALTY
NORTH CAROLINIANS FOR SEATBELT CHOICE
SEE ALSO SEAT BELTS
SAFF OR UNSAFE?
NOFTH CENTRAL DURHAM
SEE ALSO DUKE PARK
SFE ALSO NORTH CENTRAL DURHAM HtlUSING SUBCOMMITTEE
SEE ALSO NORTHWEST CENTRAL DURHAM
SEE ALSO OLD NORTH DURHAM
PANEL: USE GRANTS ON REDEVELOPMENT
CITY TO GET GRANT TO REVITALIZE AREA
CITY GETS J1.15 MILLION GRANT FOR N. CENTRAL REHABILITATION
GROUP REVIEWS HOUSING REPAIRS
NO''TH CENTRAL DURHAM HOUSING SUBCOMMITTEE
SFE ALSO HOUSING, DURHAM
SEE ALSO NORTH CENTRAL DURHAM
GROUP REVIEWS HOUSING REPAIRS
NORTH CENTRAL LEGAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
SEE ALSO LEGAL SERVICES
LAWYER: CREST ST. SPENT 1100,000 AGAINST ROaO
WORKSHOP HILL ADDRESS COMMON LEGAL PROBLEMS
MS. BUMPASS HONORED
COURT RULES N.C. DOESN'T HAVE TO REPAY CREST STREET LAWYERS
CREST STREET LAWYERS LOSE CPU' T FIGHT ON LEGAL FEES
MS. RAILIFF MANAGING ATTORNEY FOR GROUP
LEGAL-AIO PROGRAM PLANNING BA>iaUET
NORTH DAKOTA
FARM 4ID SHOULD HELP POOR,
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KUDOS FOR HELP TO HSNOIC APpi=0
?IVL^','^l '^0'''^''' ^^ SCHOOL IN MALL
LEARNING AT THE HALL
AFTER THE DELUGE
NJPTH DURHAM
SEE ALSO OLD NORTH OURHAM
SEE ALSO SOUTH nuRHAM
BOND VOTES SPUR UURMAM SERVICES
DISEASES (ADI
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"U^tTrTESF\'v^?";'JI,^r'-" '■"""'''• """NCHES
SEE ALSO LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL
LL 1ASEB4LL WILL RETURN TO DURHAM
NORTH DURHAM ROTARY CLUB
SEE ALSO OURHAM ROTARY CLUB
SEE ALSO ROTARY INTERNATIONAL
RHTARIAN HONORED
5,Jf,y^'^, "!'■'- 'ORRESS NORTH OURHAM ROTARY
SIONS OF CHANGE
NORTH DURHAM SCHOOL
BEST SPELLERS
WHAT NEXT?
NORTH KOREA
SEE ALSO KOREA
SEE ALSO SOUTH KOREA
MY BRUSH WITH DEATH, BY GREAT LEADER KIM IL SUNG (CARTOON)
NORTH STATE FINANCIAL CORP.
NORTH STATE DIRECTOR SUES OVER AMOUNT PAID FOR SCL ASSN.
'^""Icc'I.'J^ JUNIOR SOLE TOURNAMENT
Set ALSO GOLF
''lAN*tA^gErA'EAMl'ri;Os'iSNi§R°loL*F^Rt"^^' ' ^^ '''^ "^" ^':»^°^'5 HEAUINGS.
ADAMS HAS LEAD IN JUNIOR TOURNEY ^ |
""'l^.B'ltll ?gticS^°S:^^"^ ASSOCIATION
POLICE GROUP FOCUSES ON OFFICERS' CAREER GROWTH
HOLIDAY FOOD
NORTH STATE SAVINGS AND LOAN
^JV!-„f.J5S!° ^0 "ELP SAVINGS AND LOAN
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NEH OFFICERS
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NORTH WILKESBORO, N.C.
POLICE OFFICER HOUNDED; ROBBERY SUSPEfT K 1 1 I j; n
WOUNDED POLICE OFF ICER ' I N SEKt OUS CONDI T ION
NORTH/SOUTH ALL-STAR SHRINE BOWL
WAITING GAME BEGINS FOR COLLESE PROSPFCTS
SOUTH NIPS NORTH
NORTH/SUUTH THOROUGHFARES
^FF 51-IS 2i;?'?"^,.?J^IER THOROUGHFARE PLAN
5EE ALSO EAST-WEST EXPRESSWAY
TREYBURN RQAO PLAN ENDORSED BY CITY PANEL
NORTHEASTERN HIGH SCHOOL (FLI2ABFTH CITY. N r 1
HIGH SCHOOL BAND rh PERFORM A? UHStIao'pSrk
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see eno valley elementary school
northern high school
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PINNED
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PROM '86
STUDENT LEADERS
NORTHERN CLASS RECORD SHINES
A™ S^ER "iLSoin""'- '"•" " "^ ''"°'"' " EE^IV.L
5JU0ENT ENJOYS SIGHTS IN PARIS
CLASS REUNION MISSED
2
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a^RHAM COUNTY TfIchER OF YeJr HAS CONTACT
TEACHERS FIND NEWSPAPER USEFUL IN TEACHINi
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TIES IRE HIS TRAOEMiRK...SQ>'£TI>"ES THEY EVEN "iTCH REST 01= HIS OUTFIT
NORTHERN HIGH SCHOOL. ASSAULTS
SEE ALSO ASSAULTS. DURHAM COU*JTY
SEE ALSO Durham county schools. ASSAULTS
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C.. ASSAULT^
STunENT SLAIN AT NORTHERN HIGH: CHEERLEADER. 17. KILLED PI , . . PARKI NG LOT
DURHAM TEEN CHARGED hITh GIRL'S DEATH
NORTHERN PREPARED TO HELP STUDENTS COPE
SHDRTENEO DAY BRINGS SOLACE TO STUDENTS
STUDE'iT HELO WITHOUT P.ONO IN SHOOTING OF CLASSMATE
SHOOTING PLANNED, REPORTED NOTE SAYS/COURT SOURCES: PAPERS IN. ..TRUCK,
SCMOUL AUDITORIUM SITE FOR MISS RUSSELL'S RITES
FAMILY, FRIENHS PSCK SERVICES FOR SLAIN STUDENT
SHERIFF SAYS YOUTH ADMITS ROL= IN CRIME ON RECORDING
SLAIN STUDENT CRIEVEO "IN SEASON OF SORROW'
LAST RESPECTS
DEPUTIES: TAPE TIES MANCUSO IT SLAYING
A COMMUNITY IN PAIN
MANCUSO TRANSFERRED AFTER SUICIDE TRY
HANCUSO MOVED AFTER APPARENT SUICIDE TRY: CASE GOES MONDAY TQ GRAND JURY
MANCUSO ARRAIGNMENT 5=7
FUND TO HONOR SLAIN STUDENT
MANCUSO'S HEARING DELAYED ONE MONTH
SCHOLARSHIP GOOD IDEA
MANCUSO ARRAIGNMENT SCHEDULED FOR MARCH 3
MANCUSO HEARING RESET FOR MARCH 17
MANCUSO ARRAIGNMENT IS ROSTPCKIE''
RUSSELL SCHOLARSHIP FUND HITS $15,000
TEEN'S ATTORNEYS SEEK TQ PREVENT DEATH SENTENCE
MANCUSO WON'T FACE DEATH PENALTY
JUDGE RULES PROSECUTORS CANNOT SEEK DEATH PENALTY FOK MANCuSO
NORTHERN HIGH SCHOOL. GRADUATION
THE COUNT 15 ON
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATIONS SCHEDULED
DURHAM SCHOOLS TO GRADUATE l.'iOO
5 G'ADUATIO'IS TODIY; DUPHAM HIGH TO INDUCT 4 INTO HALL OF FAME
GRADUATIuN day: AT NORTHERN HIGH, TWO WERE MISSING
GRADUATION SPEAKERS TALK OF PAST, FUTURE
NORTHERN HIGH SCHOOL, PRINCIPALS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, PRINCIPALS
RECEIVING AWARD
NORTHER. J HIGH SCHOOL, SCHOLARSHIPS
SEE ALSO SCHOLARSHIPS I SE E ALS^ NA"ES OF SCHOLARSHIPS)
SCHOLARSHIP GOOD IDEA
NORTHERN STARTS SCHOLARSHIP FJND FOR STUDENTS LIKE NORMA PuSSELL
FUND CONTR I'^UT ION
RUSSELL SCHOLARSHIP FUND HITS «15,DO0
FUND'S SUCCESS SHOWS HEART OF COMMUNITY
SCHOLARSHIP WINNER
NORTHERN HIGH SCHOOL, SPORTS
SEE NORTHERN high SCHOOL SPORTS
NORTHERN HIGH SCHOOL, STUDENTS
NORTHERN HIGH NAMES HONOR ROLL STUDENTS
HIGH-TECH DRAFTING
NAME OMITTED FROM LIST
ON NORTHERN HONOR ROLL
HANDS-ON EDUCATION
FUND ''ONTRI'IUTION
NORTHER'l HIGH STUDENTS NAMED TQ HONOR ROLL
NORTHERN CLASS RECORD SHINES
TOP NORTHERN HIGH STUDENTS SAY PERSISTENCE key Ta ACHtEVE"FNT
NCRThFrm STUDENTS HONORED DURING AWARDS NIGHT
EXCHANGING MEMORIES
SPIRITED SJUAD
WHAT WE think: northern high school
HOLDING COURT
TOP TWIOLERS
TEEN OPINION AT NORTHERN HIGH SCHOOL
NORTHERN HIGH STUDENTS NAMED TO HONOR ROLL
AFTER THE DELUGE
NORTHERN HIGH SCHOOL CONCERT CHOIR
DURHAM Choruses in festival
NORTHERN high school MARCHING BAND
SEE ALSO MARCHING SANDS
TOP TWIRLERS
TOP MAJORETTES
NHS BAND "UTSIANOING
CHRISTMAS PARADE ENCHANTS K I OS
MARCHING INTO THE SPIRIT
NORTHERN HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS
NORTHERN'S LADIES ARE PRETTY GOOD, BUT...
TWO NORTHERN PLAYERS JOIN C04;h IN SHRINE BOWL GAMJ
NOPTHE=N HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. OASEBALL
HILLiJROOK'S BOTTOMLY NO-HITS NORTHERN AS SEASON OPENS
JORDAN MAY PE BACK BEFORE END OF SEASON
KNIGHTS RALLY BY SPARTANS
EWING'S RBIS RALLY NORTHERN
NORTH=^RN BREEZE C"OLS ORANGE
NORTHERN FINOS STROKE
KNIGHTS TURN RACK ROCKETS
N3RIHERN TORS WEBB; PARRISH HJRLS I-HITTER
BASS. NORTHERN HOOK «EBB
NORTHERN CLINCHES TIE FOR PAC-6 TITLE
BASEBALL TITLES ON THE LINE TOQAY
SCOTT. PANTHERS SILENCE NORTHERN
COPELAN'". KNIGHTS SLIP 1Y ATHENS
KNIGHTS GIVF ATHENS A TUMSLE
OXFORD WEBB WEAVES WIN OVER KNIGHTS
WF8P STIPS NHS
NORTHERN HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. BASKETBALL ISOYSl
KNIGHTS PLAY TIGERS IN KEY PAC-6 GAME
NORTHERN SHADES CHAPEL HILL. A S-'.'.
KNIGHTS HOST TIGERS IN PAC-6
KNIGHTS PUT 'T- ON CHAPEL HILL
REACH OUT
DEFENSE. FAST BREAK BRING NORTHERN UPSET
LOW-DDWN
NORTHERN, PERSON MEET FOR F I R': T
HUNT, PERSON TOP NORTHERN, 69-61
ROCKETS TURN BACK KNIGHTS
JORDAN GAINS CONFIDENCE, A PAC-*) WIN
KNIGHTS TCP WEBB, 6B-A7
NORTHERN TUPS 'DOGS
CALDWELL, NORTHERN TOP CHAPEL HiLL IN TWO OTS
KNIGHTS ARE TIGERS' NEMESIS
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INDEX
12/31/'<6
PAYLOR-PACED PERSON ROLLS
REIn OAVIS TO COACH EAST
5HELT0N LEAOS JTROAN
FALCONS HIN ACAINt EARN TOURNEY BERTH
LATE KNIGHT SURGE TOPS DHS, 65-';7
LISTEN HERE
KNIGHTS WIN 'SHORT' GAME
':S!-'J'^?15„'!'55 CHANCES. BOW TO PERSON
ACC STARS AT NORTHERN
PAC-6 PACKS TALENT
TRAFFIC^JAm' """""^ FIGURE TO BE AT HEAD OF THE CLASS
S7.''P.^12°IS SOUTHERN PAST NORTHERN
^i!;L ,'*"''° PACES SOUTHERN WIN
BROOKS. JORDAN NIP WEBB IN 3 ITS
SOUTHERN HJLDS OFF NORTHERN "
OAHSON HREAKS 0URHA1 OUT OF B''^ X
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NORTHERM LOOKS TO GET BETTER VERSUS VANCE
KNIGHTS. VIKINGS CLASH IN PAC-I QPENFR
VANCE SHUTS OUT NORTHERN OPENER
VIKINGS STUN KNIGHTS. U-0
KSSJ2l5l:!"^?yi;;"'^= rivalry stirs memories of PAST STARS
QUICK (ENOUGHI RELEASE
KNIGHTS LANCE SPARTANS WITH SHUTOUT
apKTHERN PLOWS UNDER SPARTANS. 29-0
Siii-tJSS^ .""'^S KNIGHTS WON'T BITE, AGAIN
^^Ull°' NORTHERN RUN DOWN 'DTGS
•ORNERY' KNIGHTS ROLL PAST BULLDOGS
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RIVALS NORTHERN, PERSON MEET IN TOP GAME
I^S'?JSI5"-'^ERS0N HIGHLIGHTS PR=PS
KNIGHTS HOLD OFF ROCKETS. CLaIm 9-7 WIN
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ONE-GAME SEASONS START TONir-Sr
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NORTHERN'S 'COMPLETE EFFORT' STOPS TAT?
KNIGHTS PREPARING F0R71ST "
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5I°?;hFRN, VANCE CONTINUE PLAioFFS
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KNIcStI Sf?? 5^"^?%^ CRUSHING PLaVoFF Loss
KNIGHTS PACE ALL-PAC-6 SELECTIONS
RIVALS LEARN TO LIKE NOR THERn' S BROWN INC
NORTHERN HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, GOLF
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NCAA TITLES ASIDE. MCLAUGHLIN STILL ON CO"£PIACK TRAIL
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KNIGHTS WIN PAC-6 WRESTL^G T-iURNFY
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NORTHERN IRELAND
SEE ALSO GREAT RRtTAIN
SEE ALSO IRELAND
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NliUAL ISOEX
1/01/86 - 12/31/96
SUBJECT
I/O"/??
PERSON SCHOOL BHiRO AOJUSTS HOURS AND RAISES LUNCH FE=S
POWER OUTACF CLOSES SCHOOL EA»L»
NORTHERN OIA^GE PLACK VOTERS' ALLIANCE FOR POLITICAL PROGRESS
CA.-JOIOATES ENDORSED
MAIThCOCK to REMAIN ON COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD
NORTHERN TELECOM
SEE ALSO BELL-NORTHERN RESEARCH
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
N. TELECOM BACKS DUKE TRAlNINj
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS: TRIANGLE , ,,.
NORTHERN TELECO" AGREES TO SIPPOST OJKE PROGRAM IN OCCUPATIONAL MEDICI
BUSINESS BRIEFING
ART IS BIG BUSINESS
NORTHERN TELECOM' LAYING OFF 75 PEOPLE
TELECOM WORKERS LOSE JOBS
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
NORTHERN TELECOM SIGNS «250 MILLION CONTRACT WITH JAPANESF CQRP.
N. TELECOM. OUKF JOIN IN "ESEARCH
DURHAM-AREA FIR"S SELECTED FOR SAFETY AWARDS
NORTHERN TELECOM GETS GOVERNCP'S AWARD FOR FITNFSS
HAY ARRIVES ON CONVOY
TELECOM PLANNING 113 "ILLION 'ENTER
TELECOM PLANS TRAINING CENTER
TELECOM GIV=S tlOO.OOO TO ARTS CENTER
113 MILLION :jnHTHERN TELECOM BUILDING
ROOF COr'PLETED FOR B.NR'S «<.0 "ILLION LAB
DUKE TO HOST TRACK EVENTS FOR U.S. OLYMPIC FESTIVAL
TELECOM GETS PUERTO RICAN CONTRACT
N. TELECOM BEATS CCMPFTITIbN: SYSTEM CAN CARRY NEARLY EVERYTHING...
NORTHERN TELECOM OFFICIAL: WORKERS DON'T NEED UNION
OFFICIALS: REPORT MAY SPUR CHANGES IN WORKPLACE SMOKING
NORTHERN TELECOM. DIGITAL SWITCHING DIVISION
SEE ALS^ GENERAL TELEPHONE CO. OF THE SOUTHEAST. ELECTRONIC SWITCHING EQUIPMENT
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3 5/20/B6 C I
3 6/11/R6 C 1
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
N.C. RETAIL MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION OPPOSING PLAN TO UP SALES TAX
TELECOM GETS PUERTO RICAN CONTRACT
GTE PREPARES FOR PHONE SERVIC? GROWTH
TELECOM HEL»S INSTALL 1ST VOICE-OATA SYSTEM
N. TELECOM 3EATS CO-PETI TI O'l : SYSTEM CAN CARRY NEARLY EVERYTHING...
NORTHGATE ASSOCIATES
DON'T FRET, 1= SOMETHING IS MISSING AT NORTHGATE
NORTHGATE COMPLETES SOME RENa/ATIONS
NORTHGATE MALL
SEE NORTHGATE SHOPPING CENTER
NORTHGATE "ALL MERCHANTS COUNCIL
HIGH FINANCE
NORTHGATF PARK
SEE ALSO PARKS. DURHAM
BEST FRIENDS
SOLITUDE
PLANTING TREES
WORST THIRST FIRST
THE BLUES MAN
SAFETY, PARK E0UIPH6NT HIK
FROLIC
hanging on
northgate presbyterian church
churches have thefts during s'jnoay services
northgate presbyterian church day care center
trial begins in abuse case
mother takes stand in cmrd-a^use trial
misdemeanor ruled in child abuse case
ex-day-caoe worker convicted
woman gets probation deal in abuse case
northgate shopping center
mall offers city space for pol
PREVIEW
CAMPAIGN KICKOFF
SKILLFUL SELLERS
■SPECIAL' ART SHOW WILL 8F HEL
INCARCERATION FIGHTS CANCER
•SPECIAL ART' ON VIEW
GIRL SCOUTS PLAN 'EXPO' AT NO'
MFET FORMER DUKE PLAYERS
ART ENTRIES SOUGHT
NORTHGATE MALL PRESENTS AChIEV
NORTHGATE MALL EXPANSION OETA!
DON'T FP£T, IF SOMETHING IS MI
COUPLES REVEAL "OD FACTS ON GA
DISPLAYS. SEMINARS TO HIGHLIGH
NORTHGATE MALL: CHILDREN ARE 0
ELDERLY WILL "OTEL FASHIONS ON
EVtN DYNAMITE COULDN'T KEEP MA
ONE ERUPTION CCING UP
FATHE" TALK
3 WOMEN CHARGED WITH LARCENY
CHIPPING AWAY
NORTHGATE TO RENOVATE STORAGE
R. DILLARD TEER FAMILY HONORS'^
GREENSBORO JEWELER BUYS OJRha-
tf WITH STICKS ATTACK Bahama Mfl
NEW THALHIMERS STORE TO OPEN A
THANKS f-IVEN FQO ASSISTANCE Wl
WAL«1NG FOR EXERCISE IN VOGUE
THALHIMERS' GRAND OPENING IS T
<. DAYS OF FESTIVITIES PLANNED
THALHIMERS - ACT TWO: THE GRAN
THALHIMERS OPENS NEW DOORS
PREVIEW
RIBPON-CUTTIIlG AT THALHIMERS
NEW MALL STORE SHOWS INTEREST
ON TOUR
PANEL APPROVES PAPERS FOR MALL
THEATER COMES DOWN
CITY HEALTH FAIR SET OCT. <i
ARTS AND CRAFTS ON DISPLAY
NEW TO THE NORTHGATE SHOPPING
EXERCISE FOCUS OF HEALTH FAIR
HEALTH FAIR TESTS CAN SAVE MON
VOLUNTEER IN 6TH YEAR
IT'S OkTOPEPFEST at hickory FA
WELLNESS FcST PLANNED
BLOOD PPESS'JRE CHECKS SET
NORTHGATE MALL HOME TO HUGE CH
CUTTING CANCER RISK IS health
FREE RIDES OFFERED To HEALTH F
ICE SUBSTATION
0 THIS WEEKENn
E-ENT AWARDS
LED
SSING AT NORTHGATE
ME SHOW
T SMALL BUSINESS WEFK IN DURHAM
UR FUTURE lAul
SENIOR CITIZFNS DAY
RY NOHELL AWAY FROM HER JOB
SPACE
FOP HELPING SET UP CHAIR A' ECU
ST"RE
N AT "ALL
T NORTHGATE HALL
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BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
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NORTHWESTERN UNIV. SPORTS. BASKETBALL
NORTHWESTERN NAMES FQSIESNFW COACH
FOSTER'S RETURN EMOTIONAL
DUKE SKINS CATS. RUINS FOSTER RETURN
NORTHWESTERN UNIV. SPORTS. FOOTBALL
NORTHWESTERN COACH FACING YEAR IN LIMRQ
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NOSTALGIA
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ACCIDENTS
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SEE ALSO NUCLEAR PLANTS, U.S.
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NUCLEAR ENERGY EXPERT TO TALK AT OUKE
NUCLEAR WASTE SITES POLITICAL PROBLEMS
NUCLEAR POWER NEEDED
LONG-RANGE VIEW NEEDED
ENERGY PEPARTMENT GIVES NUCLEAR LAB GRANT FOR EQUIPMENT
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CANCER. DISEASE RATES APE HIGHER NEAR REACTOR CENTERS
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USE SUN, WIND. WATER — NOT NUCLEAR POWER
SHOULD WE OUTLAW CARS AND TRUCKS?
A FLIPPANT COMPARISON
AN ABSURD ARGUMENT
NUCLEAR FREE ZONES
SEE ALSO ANTI-NUCLEAR MOVEMENT
CITY COUNCIL ASKED TO PROHIBIT STORAGE OF NUCLEAR WEAPONS
GROUP ASKS DURHAM DECLARED • N'JCL E AR-FRE E •
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CITY IS NUCLEAR FREE ZONE
NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGI'lG
SEE MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING
NUCLEAR MEDICAL EQUIPMENT
SEE ALSO MEDICAL EQUIPMENT
NUCLEAR POWER PLANT EQUIPMENT NOT FAIL-SAFE
NUCLEAR MEDICINE HELPS OUKE DTCTORS VIEW BODY
NUCLEAR MEDICINE SEEMS TO TURN BODY INSIDE OUT FOR INFORMATION
NUCLEAR PLANT SAFETY
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SEE ALSO UTILITY PLANTS ISEE AL5
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f"EL rg BE LOADED TODAr AT SHFABQN HARRIS PLANT
9?5^'^^,?I, 9'^.'^"'^'-^*'" ''1-«NT ADVISORY GROUP ENOORSECl
TAR HEELS TO SAY GOODBYE TO BF LOH-AVERAGfc ELECTRIC
BILLS
E AT SHEARON HARRIS
NUCLEAR PLANTS. N .C . AND S.C.. ACCIDENTS
SEE ALSO f'RUNSWICK NUCLEAR PLANT tsnuTHPQPI, N.C.I
RADIOS FAVORED FOR NUCLEAR WARNING
DUKE POWER: SCIENTISTS TRYING TO SCARE PUBLIC
CHATHAM COMMISSIONERS TO VOTE ON EVACUATION PLAN
;5ff,"*'S^t^^'*'''^ NUCLEAR EMERGENCY EVACUATION PLAN (CARTOONI
L'^f.'-c5S'^if'.*,t DENIES CLAIMS PUMP AT N-PLANT DAMAGED
NUCL6«R PLANT SHUT DOWN AFTER PUMP BEGINS LEAKING
Jn'^fJ'! ,yi2'-!''™5 REPORTED AT PLUTONIuA PLiNT N S.C.
10 INJURED IN NUCLEAR ACCIDENTS IN VA., S.C.
DUKE POWER APPEALS «50,000 FIME
NUCLEAR PLANTS. U.S.
SEE ALSO ANTI-NUCLEAR MOVEMENT
III :ti8 I'illil^.l^rRoT'''"' ''"'^ O-ePATIONS
III JtIS pt!5^^a'uM"'" '"^''°5*^ "-^ ^""'^
SEE ALSO PRICE-ANDERSON ACT OF 1957
SEE ALSO RADIATION
SEE ALSO RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS
III ifMS ,^^5"?,''"!;'-^*'' '"'-"'■' IRICHMPNO, VIRGINIAI
^ ., f-^S yjlt'^*^ PLANTS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF PARTICULAR ELECTRICAL UTILIT
N.C. EXPERT: SIMILAR NUCLEAR ACCIDENT UNL IKELY IN U. S. UIILII
CHERNOBYL SHOULD NOT CAUSE A NUCLEAR PANIC
•VIRTUAL HALT- SEEN TO MUCLEA' PROGRAM
fE",, ALTERNATIVES SEEN FOR LARGE POWER PLANTS
SHOULD WE OUTLAW CARS AND TRUCKS?
NUCLEAR PLANTS. U.S.. ACCIDENTS
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR ACCIDENT INSURANCE
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR SAFETY
?i;^'NSc°L"i?^ i'4irci'^'L'y''''""' " '"" ""'^'^
^Shf^AR^figS^^^Y'TRs-SRA^y "'"'° °"""' "^ UNSETTLED 7 YEARS A^TER
ONE WORKER INJURED AT POWER PLANT DIES
SECOND WORKMAN DIES OF INJURIES FRUM PIPE BREAK
FOUR NOW DEAD FROM SURRY POWER PLANT ACCIDENT
NUCLEAR POWER PLANT IS NOT THE ANSWFR
LET'S MOTHBALL NUCLEAR PLANT
NUCLEAR REACTORS
^^Tuc'-^?cl?iJII?tf UNIVERSITIES 'JUCLEAR LABORATORY
THE DIFFERENCES: CHERNOBYL-TYPE ACC I DENT IHPOSS I BL
NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION
SEE ALSO REGULATORY AGENCIES
Pyi^E.f'OWER: SCIENTISTS TRYING TO SCARE PUBLIC
GROUP ASKS NRC TO STOP CPtL UNIT '"'■"'*'= '-""■-H.
NUCLEAR UNIT GIVEN THE GO-AHEAD
Pyi^S POWER NUCLEAR PLANTS RATED AMONG BEST IN NATION
GOOn MANAGEMENT EASES NUCLEAR FEARS naiiun
DUKE POWER FACES $50,000 FINE
•EXTREMIST' RHETORIC
HOSPITALS DRILLING FOR NUCLEA? VICTIMS
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS: NORTH CAROLINA
DISMANTLING REACTOR DIG ' M I s SI NG L I NK '
NRC LOWERS PROPOSED DUKE POWE? CO. FINE
CPtL REQUESTS SCALED-BACK EVACUATION DRILL
DUKE POWER CO. DECIDES TO PAY HARASSMENT FINE
0"~EF NUCLEAR PLANT RECEIVES HIGHEST RATING
i^££oS£rif '?tl '"^LIR SHEARUN HARRIS PLANT
ISf.ETY FEARS OF HARRIS PLANT TO BE RESOLVED
&A^fe,?^?i^L^^fs°[5?^;r^^ki^i^^e„e[2;Er"™ """^ ""^^^^^ ^^'^^
HA"^R'frPL'ANS''S^Tr:?clS?E'"""°'' """'^
VIGIL PROTESTS N-PLANT LICENSE
???!;'IiPt^,'''tES NEW ALLEGATIONS AGAINST PLANT
CASH FILES NEW PETITION AGAINST PLANT
THORNEURG TO SEEK 2N0 DRILL AT plSnT
KHStE'" PLANT WHISTLE-BLOWER JARY OF 'STICKING NECK OUT'
^y^F.E'JS^'' ■**" "E FINED FOR MALFUNCTION AT CATAWBA
*CENCY DELAYS ACTION ON PERMIT FOR NUCLEAR PLANT
HARRIS PLANT'S FULL-POWER LICENSE DELAYED
SHEARON HARRIS: DOUBLE ANGUISH "^LAttu
BEST INTERESTS IGNORED
NRC TOUR FINDS 5H=AR0N HARRIS READY
NUCLEAR LICENSE HAY BE ISSUED UNDER A WAIVER
NUCLEAR SAFETY
III itIS ^j;i!^'\^c"y^irT\S^5g3NcT '^"'^"'' '''^"'
III 'lIo Kij^tirp irs!i?n'u^^""'"''°" ''"''''
SEE ALSO RADIATION
SEE ALSO SAFETY
FOR^EP WORKER CHARGES CPCL FALSIFIED RFCnRnS
^±-i^tiii^o^ri^i^ Xc^^t^E'STHs^?''^^""'-- '^ --
c'S^^^J-B^rkSoKS^^g? I'lir, 'iTu"c'^',l.%U\l'''"' '^ U.S.-DUKE OFFICIAL
?IT.?,9';"'G THE NUCLEAR RISKS
COUNCIL WANTS SHEARON HARRIS TFFICIAL AT RRIFFING
•<''?TUAL HALT- SEEN TO NUC LE A^PROGR Jm "'"'EFING
Su5f ,r°Si?„^LICLEAR PLANTS RATED AMONG BEST IN NATION
PUBLIC MEEDS ASSURANCE ON SAFETY OF CPCL PLANT
NRC: DUKE PLANTS AMONG BEST iVu.S.
S'JQ!^ """AGEMENI EASES NUCLEAR FEAPS
SAY NO TO NUCLEAR PLANT
DUKE POWER FACES JSO.OOO FINE
K j?P'Nr^^?ri!?E^Sic\^l|-pfy;iPF^'51 ""''' '''''' "^"
lf;j'IK^D5^i!ih''wi^??^^' ^""^^'^ """'^
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W^RnSbYl'pl'In; 'SEFfc^FN?'"'*''" °"'" " UNSETTLED 7 YEARS AFTER
"PSPITALS DRILLING FDR NUCLEAR VICTIMS
NUCLEAR POWER PLANT EQUIPMENT NOT FAIL-SAFE
SHEARON HARRIS ENVIRONS ARE GROWING
CHATHAM board: COMMISSIONERS LEAVE DOOR AJAR TO REJOIN EVACUATION PLAN.
S I T
N E ELY
P D DATE C PG L » PYL
S ? Il/I7/fl6 CI N Wd?
H 2 12/13/66 B 5 N H97
S 2 12/29/R6 C 3 0 N
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2/27/86
A
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3/07/86
B
S
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5/2<,/86
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5/29/86
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6/01/B6
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3/U/n6
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12/17/86
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4/29/86
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5/23/86
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5/23/86
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5/23/86
A
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6/05/86
A
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6/09/86
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185
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6/27/86
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H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
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H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
3/0 7/86
'1/26/86
6/23/86
7/30/86
12/10/86
I2/10/H6
12/U/8t
12/12/86
12/17/86
12/23/86
12/23/86
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S 2
S 2
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S 2
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3/07/86 6
'./29/86 A
5/13/86 C
5/23/86 A
5/27/86 A
6/DA/86 0
6/20/86 A
6/2<l/86 A
6/28/86 C
7/01/86 A
7/02/86 A
7/18/86 8
8/01/86 A
9/11/86 A
9/11/86 A
9/11/86 A
9/15/86 C
9/17/86 A
10/09/86 C
10/11/86 B
10/25/86 A
10/25/86 A
10/27/86 C
10/29/86 B
10/29/66 C
10/31/36 a
11/1I./86 B
U/l<./86 B
12/11/86 b
12/12/36 B
12/15/86 A
12/15/86 A
12/19/86 B
12/23/86 C
<./25/86
<./29/a6
5/01/86
5/05/36
5/l<./n6
5/20/86
5/2?/B6
5/23/36
5/23/86
5/23/86
5/23/86
5/27/86
6/03/86
6/0'./36
6/05/86
6/0''/86
6/10/86
6/10/86
6/16/36
6/23/86
0/23/86
6/23/86
6/2A/86
6/25/8a
6/26/86
6/26/86
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N
N
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SUBJECTS
I/O'/'!?
SOECIAL STEPS NEEOEO WHEN HOSPITALS CARE FOR RADIATION CASES
DIFFERENT POWER FUELS. DIFFERENT DRAWBACKS
OISf'ANTLIHu REACTOR BIG 'HISSING LINK-
DIAGRAMS ►'ISLEAOING
NRC LOWERS PRnPOSEO DUKE P0WE9 CO. FINE
ACCIDENT IS A WARNING
A HOiMSTRQUS THREAT
CONSIDER SAFETY FACTORS
THREE MILE ISLAND BEST GAUGE FOR TYPE OF ACCIDENT THAT COULD HAPPEN
NATION HAS THE TECHNOLOGY TO DISPOSE OF NUCLEAR WASTES SAFELY
CANCER. DISEASE RATES ARE HIGHER NEAR REACTOR CENTERS
NUCLEAR ACCIDENT ODDS
A SIMPLISTIC ATTITUDE
EDITORIAL WAS DISAPPOINTING
LEI THE BUYER BEWARE
NUCLEAR PROBLEMS OVERLOOKED
itbX THINK NUCLEAR POWER UNSAF"
NUCLEAR INDUSTRY INSURANCE
CLOSE NUCLEAR PLANTS
DUKE POWER CO. DECIDES TO PAY HARASSMENT FINE
EDITOPIAL MISLEADING
CPCL ORDERED TO HIRE RACK 2 AT HARRIS PLANT
CPdL PLANT ORDERED TO REHIRE ? WORKERS
A FLIPPANT COMPARISON
SHcARON HARRIS READY FOR TESTING
DUKE POWER WORKING ON SAFETY PLAN
NUCLEAR PLANT WHISTLE-BLOWER WARY OF 'STICKING NECK OUT'
TRIANGLE J MAY CREATE NUCLEAR PANEL
SHEARON HARRIS: DOUBLE ANGUISH
BEST INTERESTS IGNORED
CONCEPT OF NUCLEAR PLANT ADVISORY GROUP ENDORSED
NUCLEAR POWER PLANT IS NOT TH= ANSWER
LET'S MOTHBALL NUCLEAR PLANT
NUCLEAR LICENSE MAY BE ISSUED UNDER A WAIVER
NUCLEAR SUBMARINES
SEE ALSO U.S. NAVY
BROYHILL SAYS SUB WILL BE NAMF 0 USS
' ASHEVILLE'
NUCLEAR TESTS
THERE ARISETH A CLaUO...AS SMALL AS A MAN'S HAND (CARTOON)
DIPLOMACY DAMAGED
HIROSHIMA POSTSCRIPT: SIGN UP FOR BAN
SOVIET NUCLEAR TESTING PLANS AREN'T SURPRISING
NUCLEAR WAR
SEE ALSO WAP
STOCKPILING FOR DISASTER
SEMINAR ON NUCLEAR WAR PLANNED
SCIENTISTS SAY BILLIONS WOULD DIE AFTER N-WAR
ATTENTION. MOTHERS: STAND AGAINST VIOLENCE
N.C. STUDENTS TOLD U.S. WON'T START A NUCLEAR HAK
CHURCH SHOULD LISTEN AND PRAY
RALEIGH YOUNGSTERS HQOE LETTER WILL LOWER THREAT OF NUCLEAR WAR
TOWER It' CRAVEN COUNTY PROTESTED AS TARGET FOR MISSILES
EVENT PLANNED IN OPPOSITION TT NUCLEAR WAR
N.C. ART MUSEUM CANCELS SCULPTURE ON NUCLEAR WAP
SOVIET DOCTORS TOUR TRIANGLE NEXT WEEK
SENATOR: SOLUTION MUST BE FOUNO TO NUCLEAR THREAT
EX-WORLO BANK PRESIDENT TO SPEAK AT DUKE
NOBEL LAUREATE: 'WE SHOULD GET RID OF WARFARE-
SPACE- DE FENSE PROGRAM 0F8ATED
AIDS EXAGGERATED, SAYS SASIN; NUCLEAR WAR A GREATER THREAT
W. SPOCK URGES END TO NUCLEAR WEAPONS
SCHOOLS SLOW TO TEACH ABOUT TOP THREAT - NUCLEAR WAR
NUCLEAR WARNING SYSTEM
NUCLEAR WARNING PACT NO GOOD IF NOT OBSERVED
NUCLEAR WASTE ROUTES
N-WASTE MISHAP ON MOUNTAIN ROAD VIEWED AS THREAT
STATE PANEL TO URGE RADIOAC T IV E- WA STE BAN FOR I-<.0
NUCLEAR WASTE BAN ON 1-40 SOUGHT
NUCLEAR WASTES DISPOSAL AND STORAGE
SEE ALSO BURLINGTON. N.C. HAZARDOUS WASTES DISPOSAL
SEE ALSO CHEM-NUCL6AR DISPOSAL SITE
SEE ALSO CHEMICAL WASTE OISOQSAL
SEE ALSO HAZARDOUS MATERIALS
SEE ALSO HAZARDOUS WASTE TREATMENT, N.C.
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR PLANTS, N.C. AND S.C.
SEE ALSO RADIATION
SEE ALSO ROLESVILLt PLUTON
SEE ALSO SOUTHEAST COMPACT COMMISSION
SEE ALSO WASTE DISPOSAL
HEARING SET ON HANDLING RADIOACTIVE WASTE
SPEAKERS URGE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN FOR TREATING RADIOACTIVE WASTE IN N.C.
N.C. GRAPPLES WITH PREPARING FOR RADIOACTIVE WASTE SITE
2 N.C. SITES SAID ON NUCLEAR ^ASTE STORAGE LIST
NUCLEAR SITF DECISION RILES TAR HEELS
PRIME WASTE SITES IN N.C, VA.
BATTLE VOWED TO BLOCK NUCLEAR WASTE SITES IN N.C
TAR HEELS VOW NUCLEAR DUMP TO FACE BATTLE
N.C OFFICIALS CRITICIZE PROCESS USED TO PICK NUCLEAR WASTE SITES
CPtL MAY STORE RADIOACTIVE FUEL AT SHEAOON HARRIS PLANT
NUCLEAR WASTE DUMP PUBLIC HEADINGS SET
...A NUCLEAR nuMP WHERE I LIVF?!... ICARTOONI
CONTINUED PRESSURE NEEDED TO OUMP N.C NUCLEAR SITE
...WHAT A GREAT PLACE FOR A NUCLEAR WASTE DUMP! ICARTOONI
SEND WASTE TO BOONDOCKS
OPPONENTS SPEAK OUT UN INCINE'ATOR FOR RADIOACTIVE WASTE
FPANKLiri OFFICIALS STRONGLY OPPOSE NUCLEAR WASTE SITE
PLANNING COUNCIL CONDEMNS WASTE-SITE PLAN
STATE ATTACKS PROPOSED NUCLE A^ -w AS TE SITES
SPECIAL RULES PLANNED IF N.C. WASTE SITF PICKED
RESIDENTS OF WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA URgFD TO VOICE OPPOSITION TO OU"'
REP. HENDON TRYING BILL TO T A< E N.C. OUT OF NUCLEAR DUMP STUDY
DOE RAPPED AT HEARING UN DUMP SITE
HENDON VOWS TO FIGHT WASTE SITE
MARTIN PACKS REFERENDUM ON NUCLEAR WASTE SITES
DOE SAYS NUCLEAR VAULT WON'T "E BUILT UNL f S S SITE IS SAFE
N.C. HOUSE OKS NUCLEAR WASTE VOTE
PROPOSED PACKAGING FOR HeADAC^E ME U IC I NE . . . NUC LEAR WASTES... (CARTOONI
LEGISLATURE SFTS REFERENDUM O'J NUCLEAR WASTES
DOE SAYS NUCLEAR VAULT WON'T BE BUILT UNLESS SITE IS SAFE
REFERENDUM WORRIES N.C OFFICIALS
BOYLES FEARS REFERENDUM MAY SE I PRECEDENT IN STATE
C03EY PICKS TEAM TO STUDY NUCLEAR WASTE DUMP PROPOSAL
TRIANGLE J ASKS DURHAM TO JOIN WASTE SITE FIGHT
PANEL VOTES TO OPPOSE N-WASTE DUMP
STATE PREPARING REPORT AGAINST WASTE DUMP
STATE ASKFD TO PROHIBIT BURIAL OF NUCLEAR WASTES
MARTIN TOLD TO FIGHT DUMP HARDER
STATE ACTION URGED TO GET OFF NUCLEAR DUMP LIST
N.C. RANKED FIRST FOR LOW-LEV=L RADIOACTIVE WASTE DUMP
MEETINGS SET TO FOCUS OPPOSITIUN To NUCLEAR WASTE REPOSITORY PLAN
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H 2
6/26/86
A
16
0
C6D
H 2
6/3-^/^6
A
1
G
-97
H 2
7/U1/B6
A
1 "
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L41
H ?
7/01/86
A
4
L
H 2
7/C2/B6
A
14
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H 2
T/Ot/lb
A
4
L
H 2
7/U9/06
A
4
L
H 2
7/II/86
A
4
H 2
7/l<./B6
A
5
K
H 2
7/16/B6
A
5
K
H 2
7/16/B6
A
5
J
H 2
7/22/B6
A
L
H 2
7/23/86
A
4
L
H 2
7/2<./86
A
4
L
H 2
l/2',/«b
A
4
L
H 2
7/2'=/86
A
4
L
S 2
7/25/B6
A
12
N
H 2
7/30/B6
A
4
L
H 2
8/01/66
A
4
L
H 2
9/0I/B6
A
14
N
H ?
3/20/B6
A
4
L
S 2
10/02/86
A
1
N
MID
H 2
10/03/B6
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1
N
MID
H 2
ID/10/R6
A
4
L
H 2
I0/l<./86
c
1 P
SBO
H 2
U/03/96
a
3
N
H 3
lI/l<./86
B
1
N
K65
H 2
12/12/86
e
I
N
M97
H 2
12/15/86
A
4
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H 2
12/15/86
A
4
L
H 2
12/18/06
b
5
N
M97
H 2
12/23/66
A
4
L
H 2
12/23/86
A
4
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H 3
12/23/86
C
1
N
K65
H 2
10/30/86
D
I I
N
H 2
'./lA/So
A
4 T
T
0 56
H 2
4/28/86
A
4
L
H 2
3/06/86
A
4
L
H 2
12/2<./fl6
A
4
F
H ?
1/28/86
A
4
F
H 2
3/16/B6
0
15
N
H 2
<./0<./86
3
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N
"10
H 2
4/26/86
A
4
L
H 2
5/14/86
A
1 P
N
H 2
5/15/86
A
4
L
H 2
5/22/86
0
4
N
H 2
6/17/86
B
4
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H 2
7/23/86
C
2
N
S 2
■5/06/86
B
7
N
H 2
9/20/86
C
3
N
H 2
10/0''/B6
A
16
N
S 2
10/10/86
A
q
N
H 2
10/28/86
A
12
N
H 2
10/28/86
c
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N
W27
H 2
1 I/0')/86
c
3
N
H 2
U/13/86
c
1 P
N
L90
H 2
12/07/86
c
3
N
S 2 6/19/86 A
H 2 6/01/86 C
S 2 10/24/86 C
H 2 10/25/86 C
H 2
1/01/86
A
10
N
S 2
1/10/86
c
N
S 2
1/14/86
A
J
H 2
1/16/86
A
N
5 2
1/16/36
A
■1
H 2
1/17/86
A
M M
H 2
1/17/86
A
1 2
N
S 2
1/17/86
A
N
H 2
1/18/86
A
N
L40
H 2
1/18/86
A
N
H 2
1/18/86
A
N
H 2
1/19/86
0
T T
R56
S 2
1/20/86
A
F
H 2
1/21/86
A
T f
C50
H 2
1/23/86
A
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H 2
1/23/86
A
17
N
H I
1/23/86
B
N
H60
S 2
1/23/86
c
N
W82
S 2
1/27/96
B
J
H 2
1/20/86
B
N
H 2
1/3D/86
A
N
H 2
2/UI/P6
A
N
H 2
2/01/86
A
12
N
S 2
2/C3/B6
C
N
H 1
2/14/86
B
N
H 2
2/18/86
C
IC
N
S 2
2/18/36
A
N
H 2
2/19/86
A
T T
0 56
H 2
2/19/B6
A
11
'I
H 1
2/19/86
B
N
S 2
2/20/86
C
N
H 7
2/21/86
A
N
H 2
2/21/86
A
10
N
S 2
2/24/86
A
N
''6''
H 2
2/25/86
C
N
S51
H 2
2/26/86
A
11
N
H 1
2/28/86
B
N
S 2
2/29/86
A
10
N
H 2
3/01/86
A
e
N
H 2
3/01/86
A
8
•1
H 1
3/08/86
C
1
N
H60
LY/ANNUAL INDEX tly «;ilRierTc
1/01/86 - li/3I/06 SUBJECTS pj^g 757
l/0''/17
CnSpJ'-Tn fflrflf;!!! I?V9T?°'-f5>'Il-LE STILL IN RUNNING
SnSSTJP.Ei^^y.'^AT.? PETITIONS AG. INST_ SITE
S T
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DATE C Pr, L
H 1 3/11/B6 C 1
? ? J * ^'ir ^ '^ A .^^ ON,ENT_ "
REPORT sivrHUCH OF N.C. m5t SUfTABLE FOR LOH-LEl/F, »An,nArT,«. , = rc " ^ 3/U/H6
NUCLEAR WASTE SITES POU TI CAL PROBLEM'; LOH-LEVEL RADIOACTIVE hASTE... H 2 3/14/R6 - .,
ROLESVILLE SITE WA SN • T AMliNG tSp 10 " i 3/lVa6 C 1 P N 551
OOE SETS GUIDELINES FOR PEOPL= WANTING To ^peak at ucadikt " ^ 3/17/n6 C 3 N
ASSti'^J,\'?^''|S"B"ITTED FOR BLADEN NCINERt?OR *^ """"^^ H 1 3/U/R6 C 3 N L-iO
OnOM CALLS FOR STRICTER POLLUTION CONTRni? " ^ S/ll/Rt e 3 N
SONG USED TO OPPOSE NUCLEAR WASTE DUMP . " 2 3/2D/S6 A 17 M
NUCLEAR DUMP SITE FAULTS POINreD OUT " ? 3/27/86 BAN
HASTE REPOSITORY HEARINGS EXTENDED " C 3'^«/'«> A 16 N
ASHEVILLE'S NUCLEAR DUMP PROTF S TED " ? 3/29/86 A 8 N
"THE TARHEEL STATE" (CARTOONI "2 3/31/86 A 10 N
WASTE DUMP HEARING TO BF HELD TOUAY t1 I <>/02/86 A ATT C50
PROTEST AGAINST ROLESVILLE NUCLEAR DUMP HEAT'; up S I */02/B6 A 1 n
INGRA^: GOVERNMENT SHOULD LOOi AT OWN LAND FOR OtlMP ^tTF S ^ ''/03/C6 A 1 N
IRRATIONAL FEAR FOILED BL«OEN INC INER A TOR PL AH. H ACK F JI c» v S I <./03/e6 A B M
QDOM AGAINST NUCLEAR DUMP BEING LOCATED IN »Ny\tJtf^ ^^ " ^ <./0VB6 A >) N 1 30
GOVERNOR TO BE AT HEARING TODAY '■"'~^'^" ' "^ '"'' STATE H 2 <,/0<./86 A 12 N
I^A£j,.'t°t'"^'*'- CHOICE- FOR WASTE SITF " I <./UA/B6 A 12 N
OPPOSITION VOICED TO WESTERN N.C. DUMP SITF " ^ <./04/86 A 16 N
NOT IN WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA ^ " ? <,/0S/n6 A 6 N
RHODES SAYS ELK RIVER SITF WILL 3E TAKEN OFF OEPri<:iTnDv iter " ^ A/07/86 A A L
U.N. DESIGNATION SHOULD SAVE WESTERN srTFFRn5uSI{J°nM«k'^^ " ^ A/OT/86 B ' P N
•WATER WAGON- PROTESTING NUCLEAR DUMP "" """"^ 5 2 A/OO/86 C 13 N
•NATIONAL TREASURE^ STILL POSSIBLE dUmP " ^ './n/86 C 7 N
8ALLENGER SAYS POLL GIVES HIM 2-1 LEAD " ^ A/13/n6 A LA N
OFFICIALS SAY N.C. SHOULD NOT QUIT WASTE COMPACT S ? A/15/B6 B ' N
STATE CHALLENGES SELECTION OF NUCLEAR WASTE SITF<: " ^ A/l';/R6 6 3 N
DOE ASKED TO HALT SELECTION PROCESS FOR NUCLeIrOUMP t! ? A/15/B6 C 12 N
STATE URGED TO GATH'iR AMMUNITION TO FIGHT niIMP " ^ A/16/B6 D A P N
SANFORD SAYS DOE^S SITE STUDY MI SGUIDEO t* I <./17/R6 D 6 N 0A6
NEW FUNPERBURK ADS BLAME BROYH ILL FOR NUC LEAR DUMP S I '•/19/n6 A 9 N
LOW-LEVEL WASTE SITE HEARING S ET MAY 27 S I '•/l''/'<6 B 3 P N
BROYHILL AIDES ATTACK TV ADS OF FUNOERKIIHK " ^ A/1'3/86 B 3 N
BIOSPHERE RESERVE AND NUCL EAR DUMP MAY CQ-E X I ST . nFFiriAl^ ^.v f ^ A/20/B6 CAN
?sgii=^gA^{aic\?ci:wJsfr???r yfb^ I 1 ' '^ '^/'^i/S'^ c '^ ^
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op7Lr^?g^^i'?isiy g^i 8;;E;-&b!r l^iiTi'siTi^"- S f ^'''''- ° " "
STATE TO CHALLENGE RANKING FOR WASTE DUMP ^ " I A/26/86 B 15 N LAD
PUT WASTE IN THEIRS GARDENS " 2 A/27/86 C 12 M
NUCLEAR WASTE DILEMMA H ? A/2'5/86 A A L
MARTIN. JORDAN, RAMSEY UNITED AGAINST NuriFAD niixp " ^ A/30/B6 A A L
CARAVAN TO OPPOSE NUCLEAR WASTE DUMP ''"'^'-^"' °""'' H 2 5/01/86 B 5 P N
SENATE RACE TOPS BALLOT FOR TUESDAY'S PRIMARY " 2 5/02/86 PAN
Nr^t^jR%H5yiD^?o"f5Xvi'£Er" "^^"" hI r,'oV/et'c i ^,""'
¥^VnLVolni 'o'.VoUV-^snP'''' ^^''-'^""""ED ELECTION YEARS S I r.^oVAt J If li >
DUNLAP, THOMPSON WIN S 2 5/07/86 A 3 N ilBl "^
ORANGE TURNOUT OVER 33 PERCENT H 2 5/08/86 B 7 N
N.C. MAY QUIT WASTE SITE COMMISSION " ^ 5/0B/R6 B 7 N f\
Sg^ll^ J8 ?iu^^S?S?igN"i = Cr""^^ °"'^^^ REPOSITORY [] i i;g|/3^ B 7 N ^
^i|co^^?R^gEJ?J,S^ sl!7s-Sic\^USS?^M3D5^VSM«5Sfh5-°"'"'^ "^^ ^^ ^ ''^•^'"' ' '° ' C\
5PE*";fRS OPPOSE N.C.'S RANKING FOR RAOiniCTIVEOuSp" S I 5/27/fl6 A 16 N - U
NO S^!f^SS SSSS'^ZeI^^I ^fcl" E tI"--^ ^^ ^''-'=-- '^'-°0- H i;|2^8%^ J a' T f R56 i^
rn2^tFK,*'s"^;„''"'-L OUT OF REGIONAL WASTE COMPACT? 5 ' 5/29/fl6 A I p N l>\
M- s ° >r"---'^i^E5?ri| 5[]m?° i^^ ""'"^ "^-^ - TENN. I -!o^^?| c* I ^■! .
^;,''.'*5J^."'S'<*P ON MOUNTAIN ROAD VIEWED AS THREAT 5 2 5/30/86 A A E fC
5fb^P^5«^SJ!lSJ'i^sr"^°'"^ PJLL^^S?^gF'c^i^2!?'GP0UP :: I t^,°y/,t I I N^
Nf^^iJi^cS" 13 Jo5T%^Ni-S?l^Jc?Ur^f^2^??°|rTE""^*" " ^ ^'''^/"^ ' W N
kL'^oP''?2'J':"S STORE RADIOACTVE WASTE " 2 6/1A/B6 A 9 N ».,„
Ki;??=D,'jM^-sf?^^?^:ic??oTgi; k^-o^L^^^Y^"'^^^ "°" °^"" ^^^^ » ' ^'/^s^s' ' i^ " ►! ; '
^^T^fE'^o^?r?o''Ski; iVsh'^.Trriirfhro'.'' """*" " ' ^'"/S' ; i^ ^, bj
a simplistic ATTITUDE I-U^HACI „ j 7/16/86 BAN B"
BROYHILL SAYS HE WILL FIGHT NJCLEAR DUMP " 2 7/23/B6 A A L S
SOME MERCHANTS WANT BARmSe LL 3 EPO S I TOR Y TO STAY TN npcp.T.nM " ' 7/27/66 C 11 N 5
"IJCHANTS CALL WASTE DU«P GOOT BUSINESS OPERATION H 2 8/05/B6 D 6 N t!
s^3 jXTi°sh3esr ss^s^^is^T^'F^Sc^iLyvf^^" -^^^ ^'^^ s ^ r^ir^t i ii ;; i
t^;C. LIKELY TO REMAIN AT TOP 5f RADIOACTIVE WASTF SITFt ^ ^ 3/16/B6 A A E
cfpMic? ^F °^ COMPACT COMMISSION "^ ^"^^^ " ? ti/23/86 A 10 N
C'SUSES KEEP N.C. NO. 1 FOR WASTE SITE f I '/0VB6 B 1 N
f'^f.Jn!^ STILL ATOP DISPOSAL SITE LIST ^ ^ '3/0A/86 C 7 N
GENERAL ASSEMBLY MAY DEAL WITH RADIOACTIVE UASTf tITC " ' 9/05/B6 A 15 P N
ff;5j.'^?''EI-'5T PUSHES N.C. FOR LANDFILL '^ " 2 9/06/B6 A 5 P N
THREE COUNTIES ADDED TO LIST FOR WASTE SITE 5 2 9/0<)/86 C IC N
DUMP SITE TO BE CHOSEN TOMORROW " ' 9/10/86 B 7 N
TAR HEELS GET NUCLEAR BLOW S 2 9/in/86 C 3 N
N.C. VOTED SITE FOR NUCLEAR DIMP "j ? 9/11/66 A 1 N 0A6
TAR HEELS PROTEST DUMP SITE OFCISION 5 2 9/11/B6 A I N
DISCUSS DUMP SITE U.LISIUN 5 j 9/ll/n6 A 1 N
^7,^"^';!^ ^,SEEN OF AVOIDING NUCLEAR WASTE DUMP IN M r 5 1 9/11/86 A 1 P P
MS^:i:?fS'^'°^"««°'"SMgr?E^iE^^ 1 '/fi/"6 5 i NB°SI i>
N?|JiSp"s^MjE^'^WM^S!?u?E"'°'' "^ ^^^^"" "*^^^ 5ITE 3 1 9';;i;8\%' t '
N 0A6
WNC GROUPSFldHT N5cLEiR"i;isrE SITE S 2 9/13/5? i J :;
Isij.JSS". £9yf TS ITS NUCLEAR JASTF DUMP, GUFFAWS AT M r "2 9/1A/66 CBN
a" T° ' '?"-^'^°^ -5"'°^J"i''s S^^ " --''- S 'I ^
c4 R-^< "^"""^"^^"'C^^IJSW^^ ^nw-LEVEL WASTE SITE "h I VA^/.t I {'. " ^,
n?F?;?;, 9°"^IIi5 "U'l-IFY FOR HIGH-LEVEL NUCLEAR SITE SI 9/19/86 C A N
a °^ "»°^^°«*";""s,?r"^ "UMAti H\"StfS« I I ?/lVB6 A 1 N H70
MILLER SAYS GOVERNOR DECIDED N.C. SHOULD STAY IN COMPACT I I ''/^?/S6 A 5 N
HONTHLV/AN
- - « L I \ 0 E X
1/01/86 - 12/31/96
STATE SHOULD OUIT SOUTHEAST OfCACT
PANEL TOLO PLANTS SHOULD KEEP JASTE
SOUTHEAST REGIONAL WASTE COMPACTOR ICAPTaON)
SOME AREAS VOW TO OPPOSE NUCLEAR HASTE DISPOSAL
U.C. COUNTIES HILL PIGHT RADITaCTIVE HASIE dump
HERRINGTON CRITICIZED FOR DUMP REMARKS
STATE HILL SPEND HOC. 000 ON OISPOSAL SITE CRITERIA
PANEL HUNTS RADIOACTIVE HASTE SITE
SCIENCE ADVISER FORMER PHILOSOPHY TEACHER
SANFORD RAPS OPPONENT ON NUCLEAR DUMP ISSUE
NUCLEAR HASTE DUMP GAINS SO"E GROUND
HITHORAWAL FRPH COMPACT COULD MEAN HIGHER FEES
DUMP SITES SUOVEt CTULD HELP >I.C.
PRICE SAYS COBEY SHOULD HITHQ.-'AH TV COMMERCIAL
STATE PANEL TO URGE RA 0 1 OACT I V E- HA S T£ BAN FOR l-<.0
NUCLEAR HASTE BAN ON I-iO SOUGHT
COMPACT HILL MAKE IT TOUGHE" TO 3UIT
NUCLEAR DUMP 'DEAO ISSUE" — INTERIOR SECRETARY
SELECTION OF NUCLEAR HASTE SITE HAS NOT STaPTEO
STATES THAT QUIT COMPACT MAY FACE SA-ICTTONS
PANEL HANTS NUCLEAR SITE LAH REPEALED
PRICE, CLARKE PLAN TO BLOCK NJCLEAR SITE
N.C. HANTS ASSURANCES STATES HILL STAY IN HASTE COMPACT
WASTE COMPACT PULLO'JT PCNALTI=S SHOULD BE STIFF
DISPOSAL COMPACT PENALTIES TO BE TOPIC OF MILLER PANEL
COMMITTEE TO DEFINE COMPACT CONDITIONS
SUPERFUNO REVISIONS MAY BEEF JP RES=ARCH
CONFEPENCE SET ON NUCLEAR HASTE
LOCAL VOICES ARE URGED IN HASTE SITE SELECTION
COMPACT PULLOUT CHECK PROPOSED
COMPACT POSES THORNY LEGAL ISSUE
NUCLEAR DUMP IGNITES FUROR
N.C. AVOIDS HASTE COMPACT
OFFICIALS TO VISIT S.C. NUCLEAR DUMP
NUCLEAR hEAPDNS
SEE ALSO ARMS SALE
SEE ALSO ATOMIC BOMBS
SEE ALSO HYDROGEN BOMBS
NUCLEAR STRIKE ZONE ICA=TOOM
DUKE PROF CALLS PLAN 'HlLOLY UTOPIAN'
CITY RESIDENTS nouST SOVIET SINCERITY
STAR HAOS IS KEY TQ ARMS REDUCTION
PICTURE HITHOUT NUCLEAR HEAPDNS BY M. GORBACHEV ICARTOON)
...THERE ARE COMMIES ON URANU'i! ICARTOONI
U.S. SHOULD hFLCGME chance TO BAN *90MB*
NUCLEAR ARMS RACE THREATENS
GAME. FILM DEAL WITH SPREAD 0= NUCLEAR WEAPONS
WHAT DOES GnR?ACHEV H«NT?
BISHOPS' NUCLEAR STANCE LIKELY TO RILE
U.S.S.R NEW. OPi=N GOVERNMENT! ICARTOONI
BISHOPS' LETTER CALLED 'MORALLY HRUNG'
BISHOPS 'HAY OFF COURSE'
DON'T EXPECT SOVIETS TO CUT BACK IN ARMS
METHODISTS CALL FOR TEST BAN
THE CONCILIATORY TONE
•IN DEFENSE OF creation: THE NUCLEAR CRISIS AND A JUST PEAC^'
METHODISTS URGE END TO U.S. NIJCLEAR TESTING
METHODIST BISHOPS: NUCLEAR «R'<S OFFEND GOD. SO REJECT TH£»
METHODISTS AT DUKE ASK NUCLEAR ARMS CUT
NUCLEAR CUESTIOMS UNANSHEREO
METHODISTS »ACK ANTI-HARRIS A:TI0NS
GRATEFUL TO BISHOPS. PAPER
BUSH VISITS N.C. STUDENTS
CITY COUNCIL ASKE?' TO PROHIBIT STORAGE OF NUCLEAR HEAPONS
GROUP ASKS DURHAM DECLARED 'NUCLEAR-FREE'
ARMS TALKS ICARTOONI
ARMS AGREEMENT UNLIKELY
HIROSHIMA POSTSCRIPT: SIGN UP FOR BAN
SOVIETS BEING CANOn TO THEIR OWN AOVANTAGE
CONVEMIONAL FORCES NEED STRENGTHENING
SOVIETS CALL FOR ENOP'G ARMS RACE
OURHA" "AN PRESENT FUR FIRST H-10MB TEST
GOOD SIGNS APPEARING IN U.S. -SOVIET RELATIONS
ARMS CONTROL LECTURE OCT. 16
STAR WARS STAND SEEN HURTING J.S.
FAILURE IN ICELAND LEFT SEEDS OF SUCCESS
SPACE SHIELD ICARTOON)
EX-DEi=ENSE CHIEF LAUDS REAGAN ARMS MOVES
HCNAMARA: N-PLANS RISKY; REAGAN OK ON ARMS
MCNAMARA DOES FAVOR TO FjPLAIN 'STAR WARS'
A SURPRISED MCNAMARA OFFERS HIS ENCOURAGEMENT
A PROPOSAL FOR A NEH-GEN£RAT IDN I.C.b.M, ILARTOONl
NOBEL LAUR£AT=: 'HE SHOULD GET Rin OF hAREaRE'
OUKE prof: fears, pride FUEL ARvj rj^e
ORDINANCE DECLARES CITY 'NUCLEAR-FREE ZOnF'
NUCLEAR ARMS. POHER TOPIC OF CONFERENCE
SOVIET NUCLEAR TESTING PLANS AREN'T SURPRISING
NUCLEAR HI-JTER
UNC PANELISTS TO DISCUSS THEORY OF NUCLEAR WINTER
SCIENTISTS SAY BILLIONS WOULD OIE AFTER N-WAR
NUCLEAR WINTER DISCUSSED AT U^IC
PROF TO GIVE TALK ON NUCLEAR WINTER ISSUE
NUDITY
SEE ALSO INDECENT EXPOSURE
SEE ALSO PORNOGRAPHY
ART EXHIBIT HILL REMAIN ON DISPLAY
NUMBERS
SEE ALSO HOUSE NUMBERS
HMY THE NUMBER FORTY?
GETTING EXORCIZED FROM SUPERSTITION
NURSE PRACTITIONERS
MORE MEN USING UNC PREVENTIVE HEALTH CARE
NURSERIES
SEE ALSO GARDENING. DURHAM
DURHAM NURSERY PROFITS HITHER
NURSERY SCHOOLS
SEE CHILD CARE CENTERS
NURSES. DURHAM
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, NURSES
SEE ALSO nuKE UNIV. SCHOOL OF NJRSI'lG
SEE ALSO DURHAM TECHNICAL COMmlwity COLLEGE.
SEE ALSO N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. OEPT. OF NURSING
NURSE'S AIDE FACING THEFT CHANGE
TOtDiiTc: Tn > FaTCtm
NURSING PROGRAM
NURSE'S ^ . — .. .»
TOIPUTE TO A FRIEND
NURSING AHARDS
NURSING STUDENTS INDUCTED INTO GROUP
NURSE RECRUITER HOPES COMPUTER PROGRAM uILL HELP SPEED HIRING
DURHAM PEOPLE AT WORK: CARPER OFTEN CALLED 'FRONTIER NURSE'
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3/26/96
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9/26/86
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10/02/06
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10/30/86
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0/16/O6
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0/19/96
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10/22/96
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0/28/96
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0/27/06
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0/29/86
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1/11/96
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1/15/96
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1/21/96
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1/21/96
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11/25/06
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11/25/86
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11/26/86
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12/03/96
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2/05/86
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2/n/06
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2/23/06
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1/11/96
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1/16/06
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1/19/06
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1/22/96
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1/28/06
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1/29/96
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2/17/96
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5/03/66
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5/0S/O6
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5/07/86
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5/03/06
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5/13/96
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6/0A/O6
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6/0A/O6
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6/0'./06
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6/04/06
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6/05/96
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6/05/96
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6/06/96
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6/U6/06
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6/13/06
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6/27/96
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7/17/B6
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7/31/06
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8/0A/06
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8/06/96
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9/30/06
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9/09/96
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9/25/56
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9/26/86
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9/26/86
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10/1A/O6
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lO/IA/06
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10/15/56
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10/16/96
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0/30/06
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11/ 9/86
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12/ 1/96
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3/22/P6
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4/OA/06
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5/20/86
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SUBJECTS
PAOc Tis
1/09/37
NURSES CHALLENGE VA HOSPITAL STAFFIIIG
BE GENTLE!
NUPSES, MALE
AIDS BIAS CHARGE CITES N.C. HDSPITAL
CHARLOTTE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 11 REVIEW ITS AIDS POLICIES
NURSESf N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C.
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SEE ALSO NURSING SCHOOLS. N.C.
fi^ f!-52 ymt P*" N.C. -CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL QF NURSING
"unl?s"5^^Til{ii!^N^'E'Jf,c"^}E"o ''"°"^ "^ ""^^i-ie
5yis?rbST"i?i'ju^'gi i¥A?r:5;"^^cr2sitN
S?f'''J}t5„ACRpS5 N.C. FACE SERIOUS SHORTAGE OF NURSFS
DTI GETS OK ON PROGRAM IN NURSING
33 STUDENTS GET DEGREFS IN NURSING
9JANVILLE NURSING DIRECTOR APPOINTED
INDUSTRIAL NURSES WORKSHOP
MOSPITAL PUTS UP REWARD FOR NJRSES
??!-,f"II^'"^^ "NLY ONES WITH RIGHTS?
.^,T;?J^. 9"9"'^ HONORS CHAPEL HILL NURSE
NURSING CONFERENCE TO BE AT EJROPA
NUPSES ASSOCIATION, N.C.
SEE N.C. NURSES ASSOCIATION
NURSES BREAKFAST CLUB OF DURHAM
NURSES CLUB ANNIVERSARY
NURSING HOME LICENSING AND REGULATIONS
SEE ALSO LICENSING BOARDS
STATE TO PRESS EFFORT TO CLOSE NURSING HOME
NURSING HOMES, DURHAM
^f^^'tJO VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL. NURSING HOME
STATE WARNS CARE CENTER: RAIS= STANOARDS OR TlnSF
DURHA" CARE CENTER PLANS COMPLIANCE "
»S MIILLION ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE CENTER PROPOSED
ALZHEIMER'S CENTER HELD UP BY ZONING '^''"'^"^'="
ALZHEIMER'S CENTER PLANNED
nurse's aide facing theft change
nursing home not all thai bad
hhsp-ital ambulance business jumps j^t
durham's nursing ho'ie shortage not to end soon
nursing ho"es, durham, abuses
state to press effort to closf nursing home
Nursing homes, n.c.
SEE ALSO GROUP CARE HOMFS
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ALZHEIMER'S PATIENTS BEING FODLED'
47 N.C. NURSING HOMES SAID VIOLATING STANDARn<;
LAURINBURG NURSING HOME UNDER PROBE ^'"'*°"<°5
^S^lyj^rSSfLI?!- '■';5fl BID FOR NURSING HOME BEDS
i^'u^JIfJ?'*,^. ^"-'- VISIT LAURINBURG NURSING HOME
PERSON COUNTY HOSPITAL WILL APPEAL DECISION
OEPUT £S STILL HUNTING mJn MISSING FROM REST HOME
ljR3?rL''y?l''"=r™"'^ SHORTAGE GETTING WORSE
SERVICES VARY AT NURSING HOMES
MAN SERIOUSLY INJURED IN FIRE AT REST HOME
^ySlif? ^?!i^ '^"'E FORCES EVACIATION
APPEALS BLOCK NURSING HOME BEOS
DUKE PROF: MORE --'i.'^^
PUBLIC HEARING
lrf?l iS '^LOWING HOSPITALS TO CONVERT BEOS
STATE TD PRESS EFFORT TO CLOSE NURSING HOME
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NURSING HOMES, N.C, ASSAULTS
SEE ALSO ASSAULTS, N.C.
H
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S
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1
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4
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1
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H
2/22/86 C
1
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H
2/26/86 B
1
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H
3/01/86 C
5
N
H
3/11/86 A
11
N
H
3/14/86 B
1
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NCY PANEL
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3/27/06 B
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4/03/85 B
1
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4/03/86 A
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4/23/86 A
18
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5/23/86 A
5
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H
2
5/12/95 A
15
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H
2
5/23/85 A
11
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H
2
5/26/86 A
18
N
H
1
6/28/86 C
1
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H
2
7/31/86 A
18
N
H
2
9/29/86 A
1
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s
2
10/09/36 A
9
N
H
1
0/10/86 B
1
N
H
2
0/23/86 C
8
N
H
2
1/04/86 B
3
N
E'S SHORTAGE
S
2
11/05/85 C
2
N
H
2
1/18/86 B
1 1
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H
2
2/05/85 B
3
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H
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2/24/86 C
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^^LftJR,''EJ'^"- HEALTH HOSPITALS, A»USES
PATIENT AT NURSING CENTER ASSAULTED
NURSING HOMES, U.S.
ARTS COMPETITION OFFERS ELDERLY NEW DIMENSIONS
NURSING SCHOOLS, N.C.
SEE ALSO OUKE UMV. SCHOOL OF NJKSING
III its'o S^SlcrLlSuc'I^ffeN""""""" "'-"-"-• ""'SING PROGRAM
SEE ALSn NURSES, N.C.
SPECIAL NURSING PROGRAM OFFERED
?!'r5'^,D 9'* °" PROGRAM IN NURSING
J!t5J"PS''"^5 set degrees IN NURSING
WATTS GRADUATES SET SCHOOL MARK ON NURSING TEST
THE NUTCRACKER (BALLET AND MOVIEI
'NUTCRACKER' DELIGHTS, OISTUR'S
i?ik?°fIi;L°flr,'-^^„5TAGES 'NUTCRACKER'
STARS SHINE IN DURHAM 'NUTCRACKER'
'NUTCRACKER' STILL POPULAR
CHILDREN'S BALLET GRATEFUL
NUTRITION
SEE ALSO BABY FOOD
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, NUTRITION
IE! ^'■5!^ DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, LJNCH PROGRAM
sIe JlSO Fy^ytNG"""^" ^"^"OOLS, LUNCH PROGRAM
SEE ALSO FAT DIET
SEE ALSO FOOD
SEE ALSO INFANT NUTRITION
IfI frt?, }.i'i°P'-l'. f-'^" 1-"'<CH PROGRAM
SEE JtsS yiflMIN'r"-'-"'"'"''- ""-'- °^"- "' NUTRITION
SEE ALSO WEIGHT CONTROL
S^L?'-5° WOMEN INFANT AND CHILDREN PROGRAM
PRIVATE WILL, PUBLIC WELFARE ""'RAM
DON'T CLASSIFY CJOOS AS GOOD OR BAD
GUATEMALAN FAILS TO SHOW IN N.C.
DUKE ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR HEAD OF AMERICAN NUTRITT
DUKE PROFESSOR HEADS MEO IC AL N UTR 1 1 I ON SOC I FT Y
NUTRITION COURSE OFFE»ED FOR TEACHERS ^^'^'^^^
DO SUPPLEMENT USERS HAVE NUT RI TI OUS DI ETS 7
NUTRITION KEY IN REARING C ANCE R TRE ATAe NT
H 1 7/10/86 B I
S 2 9/18/85 A 1
2 l/n/Hb I. 1
2 5/13/85 B 1
1 6/24/85 B I
2 9/03/86 B 5
S 2 12/11/86 D
H 2 12/12/86 D
H 2 12/15/86 C
H 2 12/27/85 A
H 2 12/29/36 A
R 371
N W55
R IV 66
E
L
ON SOCIETY
1/06/86
1/20/86
2/21/86
2/27/85
2/28/86
4/11/85
4/17/85
4/18/85
3
15
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MONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/86 -
INDEX
SUBJECTS
l/09/=7
FHR OUKE PATIFNTSt «^00D IS LKE AN OUT FRIEXO
PURSUIT OF WELLNESS: SO"ETI"ES IT PsrS PFF
WANT TO I"PROVE YOUR HFiLTH? 'ROGRAX REINFORCES THUR RESOLVE
THREE-TEAO STUOr: AMERICAN OI=T •iir AFFECT HEART SJOhEi* THAN eELIEVED
NUTRITICN CONFERENCE LOOKS AT ETHNIC DIETS
OLDER ADULTS CAN EAT VARIETY OF GOOD FOODS Thai are Easy to Chew
NUTRITinN IS IMPORTANT
EXERCISE KEEPS SODY LIM?ER
NUTRITION IS IWPORIANT IN PREGNANCY
POTASSIUM IS PLENTIFUL IN MOST DIETS
A><eRICAN DIET RICH IN PROTEIN
KEEPING SLI" IN A WORLD THAT <;uRVlVES ON JJNK FOJO
TEENS CAN LEARN WFI'".MT CONTROL
ABC'S OF GOOD NJIRITION
EXPERTS OFFER 7 STE'S TO "ETTER HEALTH
PEANUT PUTTER CANDY FAVORITE ?F FAIRGOERS
SCIENTISTS SAY PEOPLE NEED FI=TY NUTRIENTS
VARIETY OF FOOD NEEDED FOR HEALTHY DIET
NUTS
SEE ALSO PEANUTS
SEE ALSO PECANS
SEE ALSO WALNUT TREES
NUTS TO NORTH CAROLINA
THE'baRSAIN BOAT: O'JKE GEOPHYSICIST 3UYS J7 MILLION SHIP fqr S6!,000
OK ASSOCIATES
QFSPITE CLOSED 0
BURLINGTON GROUP
KUGEL TO "EET MI
HENDERSON GROUP
GREENVILLE GROUP
DEVELOPER SCALIN
WARSAW GROUP ENO
OEVFLOPFR GETS E
FBI IS LOOKING I
KUGEL SAYS HE IN
U>S. ATTORNEY FI
KUGEL SAYS FBI P
KUGEL RECEIVES E
KINSTON GROIJP WA
EIEN INVESTORS A
PA. DEVELOPER GI
EDEN GROUP IS SU
KUGEL AGREES TO
REIOSVILLE GROUP
FFICE. DEVELOP
BACKS DEVELOP
lu HENUERSON r-
STAYS WITH klG
TERMINATES IT
G DO»N PENEWAL
S CONTRACT WIT
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NTS S35.000 B»
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RETURN SlOiOOO
THREATENS ACT
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PLANS FOP N.C. CITIES
H OEVELOPFR
QJECT IN HENUERSON
F DEVELOPER
LL CONTRACTS
Y DEVELOPER
QST HIM CLIENTS
Ct FRO'< KUGEL
0 RETURN "ONEY
PAVING REFUND
P» DEC. 31
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N E
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DATE
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5/06./8t.
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5/34/»6
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5/1A/86
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6/^<^/«6
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7/J3/96
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6/07/86
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N
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9/13/86
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9/15/P6
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9/18/86
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10/11/86
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11/2-1/36
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11/27/96
B
1
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H 2 6/30/86 A
H 2 11/21/96 A 16 P N DBD
7
1/16/86
B
N
1/ 7/96
H
N
1/21/86
H
N
1/22/86
C
N
2/ 5/96
c
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3/13/=t
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N
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4/18/86
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5/l?/86
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6/^7/86
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6/23/66
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7/23/86
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3/10/96
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9/11/86
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10/21/86
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SEE OIL PR ICcS
SEE OIL PPODUCING COUNTRIES 1 SE E ALSO NA-ES OF THESE COUNTRIESI
0. H. "ATEPIALS CQXPANY
PFR"1T ISSUED FOR WASTE
0. MAX GARDNER AWARD
SEE ALSO AWARDS
POETi PRODUCER GET (JNC AWARDS
POET, DIRECTOR RECEIVE GARCNE' AWARDS
SPEAKER BLASTS 'HALFWAY' MEDICAL PROCEOUKES
OAK GROVE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
OAK GROVE CA-PS
FANFARE: SC^TBALL AT OAK GROVE
STRETCH AND STRAIN...
SOFTBALL ACTION IS HOT FOR TK6SE GIRLS
OAK GROVE CHA"PS
OAK GROVE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
OUi<MA» COUNTY INSTRUCTOR RESIGNS OVER COMPLAINTS
OFFICIALS: CHARGES LEAD TO RESIGNATION
EX-SCHOOL AIDE INDICTED
6 COUNTY SCHOOLS GET NEW PRINCIPALS
COUNTY ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS BULGE ^ .,,,
OAK GROVE SCHOOL'S AEROBICS PROGRAM TEACHES STUDENTS GOOD HEALTH HABITS
IT'S 'TEDDY BEAR MONTH' AT 0A< GROVE ELEMENTARY
OAK GROVE GI=LS S0FI3ALL TEAM
FANFAPE: SQETOALL AT OAK GROVE
SOFTBALL CHAMPS
OAK GROVE "ASONIC LODGE
NEW OFFICERS
OAK GROVE "E-ORIAL GARDENS
SEE ALSO CE-ETERIES. DURHAM
EX-EMPLOYEE HELD IN OFFICE 8R=iK-IN
OAK GROVE PURITAN CLUB
NEW OFFICERS
OAK GROVE TOWNSHIP muRHAM COUNTY, N.C.I
PLAN REVIEW SET IN OAK GROVE
COUNTY OKS BIGGER OAK GRUVE SJBCIVISION
WCRK SESSION AI"S TO UNTANGLE ZONING KNOT
DURHAM COUNTY ZONING »OARD TO PONDER OAK GROvE REQUESTS
OAK GROVE RESIDENTS STALL REZONING EFFORT
ALLFNTON TO APPEAL OAK GROVE RE20NING PLAN
COMMISSIONERS DELAY VOTE ON REZONING OF SUBDIVISION
MANPOWER SHORTAGES DELAY SEWER WORK
OAK RIDGE, N.C.
N-WASTE MISHAP ON MOUNTAIN RQJ D VIEWED AS THREAT
OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA
COUNCIL MEMBER'S TRAVEL PLANS VETnEO
OAKLEIGh at DURHAM
SESSION EYES WORKER PRO'LEMS
TRIANGLE'S »E«UTY SAID KEY TO PROSPERITY
HOSPITAL, OAKLEIGH ARE ACCREDITED
OAKWOOD APTS. ICARRBORO, N.C, I
SEE ALSO CARRBOPO, N.C apartments
SCHOOL OVERCROWDING TOP ISSUE; 8UDGET 0'' 0
SCHOOL OVERCROWDING TOPS BUDGET ISSUE AT MEETING
SCHOOL BOARD DELAYS LUNCMTIMf RESTRICTIONS
OAKWOOD HOMES CORP.
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
QAKWOOO HOMES PLANS NYEX LISTING
OBESITY
SEE ALSn DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, 0»ESITY CLINIC
H 2 2/11/96 B I
S 2 5/09/86 4 1
H 2 5/1-1/96 C <■
H 3 10/17/86 B I
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3/26/86
n
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P
P
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H 7
7/09/86
H
t.
N
H 7
7/12/86
0
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P
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7/13/86
1
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C36
S 2
7/15/86
c
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H 7
2/21/86
r
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1
S 7
2/21/86
(.
1
N
H 2
3/18/86
(.
I
N
S 7
6/2<./86
(.
1
P
N
S3'
S 7
9/05/86
A
1
N
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S 7
10/27/86
I
1
P
N
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H 2
ll/l*/86
B
1
N
J 40
H 7
7/09/86
B
4
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S 7
10/02/86
B
t.
S 2 l/U/86 A 15
H 2 6/03/86 C
S 2 12/03/96 C 1? P P <3C
s
7
3/19/86
C
1
N
s
7
I3/IA/86
H
1
N
•106
s
7
10/22/86
A
5
H
"06
s
7
11/0A/P6
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N
"06
s
7
11/06/86
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12/08/86
(
1
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H
7
12/09/86
(
1
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5
7
12/09/96
C
1
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M 2 6/01/86 C 5 N
H 2 2/07/86 B 1 N S51
S 2 6/03/86 CI N S33
S 2 n/30/86 C 1 N WB7
S 7 11/29/86 B I N
H 3 5/06/96 C 1 N W2'
S 7 5/06/S6 A 9 N
H 3 5/20/86 C I N 8in
H ? */25/B6 A 13 N
H 2 7/23/86 C 3 N
H 2 9/21/86 0 13 N
MONTHLy/i
N M U A L
1/01/86
INDEX
IJ/SI/Pb
SUBJECTS
1/01/^7
*^S,,?t?9 WEIGHT CONTROL
?Vr!=Jlic°^!SH'' STATEWIDE PROBLEM
■GOING Through life fat is hell-
I"E;rS*IO„'vpy SHOULD WRITE A BOOK.'
OBLIVIO>J (FILHI
■OBLIVION' PREMIERES
DUKE STUDENTS' MQVIE PREMIERES
O'BRIANT MOTOR CO.
SUOS
O'BRIEN AND ATKINS OF DURHAM
LOCAL FIRM MAKES GOOD IMPRESSION
c!!![c' c'l«Tig [?i;i: "j'n'h' ;?SE-?iSYNG'"' ^""^ '"'^" ^ULL UNRESOLVED
si«BE;,ES)^?K7^?°2tjj?^"Tac%?^5rw'"
JJ?i1'?c?^4^'fP."'' -"'"'"J PROGRAM
ARCHITECT ATKINS FIRST TAR HEEL IN JAPAN PRflrOiM
BID ON FURNITURE FOR NEW TERMINAL ENOORSEO
P n DATE
S I T
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C PG L o TyL
S 2
H 2
1/30/16
1/31/R6
3/10/S6
7/02/16
7/02/16
9/12/16
9/13/16
10/03/86
'./03/16 0
'i/0<i/86 D
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2 2/01/86 C 1 P P TJ7
OBSCENE PHONE CALLS
SEE ALSO HARASSMENT
III il-IH JELEPHONES. DURHAM
SEE ALSO TELEPHONES. U.S.
SEE ALSO TERRORIS"
OBSCENE TELEPHONE CALLER FALSELY REPRESENTS WQDR
OBSCENITY
SEE ADULT BOOKSTORES
SEE ANTI-PORNOGRAPHY LAW
SEE CENSORSHIP
SEE FREEDOM OF THE PR^SS
SEE OBSCENE PHONE CALLS
SEE PORNOGRAPHY
OBSTETRICS AND GYNECOLOGY
SEE ALSO BIRTH CONTROL
SEE ALSO CHILDBIRTH
i B is^?:^r""---"--"«^:^^B5yT^??^5s^?-
SEE ALSO PRENATAL CARF
SEE ALSO WOMEN, HEALTH TARE
Sn^f SSffoS?n?0^'SE"f?v^gjN?"Sihl?;^- °°"°°^ °»°-^"-'-' OBSTETRICS
fRA^\^??lfN"i5R'ISc^^C%^^I^'^l %Jc|if^?^
MEDICAL MALPRACTICE PROPOSALS ON S t5oy"panEL ?S AGENDA
nCCANEECHI INDIANS
SEE ALSO INDIANS. N.C.
p?5''^gRtir^Tj'jrEj^'*?^D[iN^iVT^"'^"^"
BANKER MAKES GIFT FOR ENO RIv'r HISTORy
lkSl^.'4dl,r. ?^JI g^i^« ° 'NoSltiro'TRIBE'S LAST STAND
INDIANS TO HOLD TWO-DAY GATHERING
U^°Cruh''tVJA\l'.^,%ll°llh ^^-^CCANEECH, POWWOW
°"°^i^^Y"po&?niU^^Ni^^To^2L^^?yJ^L?^5^^Sf?
WILLIAMS ELECTED COUNCIL HEAD OF W SCOOTS
OCCQNEECHEE GULF CLUB
LOCAL TOURNAMENT DATES SET
OCCONEECHEE ACES ABUNDANT
occonneefhee point
BOARD FAILS TO PICK A NEW POLICE CHIEF
OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH DISEASES
•FOCUS SHIFTED' TO HE ALTH R ! S< Sni UT t nK.e
gSS^:;^"M\^^^^^?^s?S5f!l cTAFy-SisTg-' "°'^«- - occupational MEOKINE h" I
""l^^f i??s^c^'J&^;:■T^rI^E^^r^^,Ar"^'^^""'°''
SEE ALSO OEGULATOPy AGENCIES
c"gN^%S^^rES^a%^Oc"il^S^i?Yi^?3TR^{|N^r?.5filf|r^ ^"^"'"^^
3/22/15 A
3/2ft/16 A
3/27/86 A
3/28/16 A
3/23/16 A
5/10/66 A
5/11/16 C
7/10/55 B
7/10/16 A
7/11/16 A
7/23/16 A
9/09/16 A
9/10/15 C
10/17/85 8
N ''59
N '159
N S51
N S51
N "59
H S51
N ha5
-< S51
N W8?
N wa2
N
H 2 3/21/15 A 11
2/07/85 A
2/12/16 B
2/12/86 B
2/l'V/86 A
2/U/86 B
3/07/86 B
't/O't/Kb A
4/10/86 C
5/13/86 A
5/25/16 A
8/13/16 C
9/12/86 3
11/09/85 C
11/12/96 A
11/27/16 C
12/11/85 B
12/13/86 C
1/04/86
2/22/86
2/21/15
3/12/86
5/26/86
a/07/86
8/10/06
9/13/16
N
N san
N S80
E
N L40
N
N
N
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N
N L40
N
N
N
N C50
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H 2 2/13/16 A 24 -I J5<.
S 2 12/12/16 A 1» N
H 2 6/22/85 B 8 P N C49
H 2 11/23/16 B 12 N C49
H 3 3/11/16 C
3/21/16 A
3/29/85 C
6/ia/16 C
N Min
OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY
III A^ts^S r'u"!SiSic"E' C°§Sn"?eV\'nT^ ^"^"^^ »"OCMT,ON
' therapy^SroJpIeeks'recrGI^s""-'- ""'^ion of occupational therapy
ocean city beach
STATE'S ONLY BEACH FUR BLACKS HAS BEEN OPERATING FOR 37 YEARS
OCEANOGRAPHY
SEE ALSO GEOPHYSKS
THE BARGAIN BOAT: DUKE GEOPHYSICIST BUYS 17 MILLION SHIP FDR ,58.000
OCEANS
5/29/86 0 1
9/05/85 C 2
S 2 4/21/85 A 12
N
H 2 8/01/86 C 14 N
H 2 11/21/86 A 16 P N 080
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MONTHU»/AN
NU4L INJEX
1/01/36 - 12/31/B6
SUBJECTS
SFE ALSn 8E4CHES. N.c. »ND $ .C .
SEE SLSO OUKE UMV. HJRINE LASCPATGOY
SEE ALSn N.C. MARINE OESOURCE CENTERS
SEE ALSO OUTER lAMKS, N.C.
SEE ALS3 TIDES
SEE ALS3 UNITED NATIONS CnNFERE"4CE ON THE LAW OF THE SEA
SEE AUSn WAVE RESEARCH
DUKE PROF: OCEAN RISE COULD HIT N.C. COAST
OCONEE NUCLEAR STATlnN
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR PLANTSi N.C. A'l D S.C.
DUKE POWER EMPLOYEES ARE A HAR'' -WI NNEK S
200 TO 500 OUKE POy^R h^RKERS AT NUCLEAR PLANTS FACING LAYOFFS
OUKE POWER 'JANIS RATE HIKE
OCONEE NUCLEAR PLANT RECEIVES HIGHEST RATING
nCRACOKE. N.C.
SUMMER ON THE BANKS
OUTER BANKS OFFER FUN OF ALL SORTS TO VISITORS
nCRACOKE ISLAND
llO-FDOT BARGE SUNK TO FORM ARTIFICIAL REEF
OCTOBER
NATURE ISN'T FOOLED
ODOMETERS
CAR DEALER CONVICTED OF ROLLBACK CHARGES
R.l. Cap dealers CONVICTIONS STJNn in OOOMETER FRAUO
EIGHT PEOPLE INDICTED IN ROLLBACK SCHEME
OOCRS
SEE ALSO AIR POLLUTION
DUKE LAB'S SNIFFING POINTS TOJARO MECHANICAL HHIFFERS
OFF FOR thf Sweet hereafter ibooki
THE LITERARY LANTERN
OFF-SHORE MINERAL LEASES
SFE ALSO MINING
SEE ALSO UNITED NATIONS CONFERENCE ON THE LAW OF THE SEA
N.C. OFFSHORE MINING TO BE STJDIEO
OFFBEAT HISTORY I DURHAM MORNING HERALD EDITORIAL SERIES!
OANIEL OEFOEt THE ACTIVIST
THE MULTI-NATIONAL RAOAR
READER TAKES "OFFENCE"
THE ART OF PIPE PUFFING
THE BIRTH OF MATRIMONIAL AOS
HORSELESS CARRIAGE IS GERMAN
THE FIRST WOM^^N SMOKERS
DOCUMENTARIES AREN'T NEW
THE TAR HEEL VICE PRESIOENT
BRIGHT COLOR OF dASESalL
LBJ ANJ HIS IO-GALLON hats
THE RISE AND FALL OF STUFFING
TOUGH TIMES FOR FAMILY
TRACING THE MERCENARIES
VESPUCCI PEOOLEO PICKLES
HE DIDN'T WRITE IT ON THE TRAIN
SELLERS SENT WHAT FAN WANTED
SUMMER Swings in today
FOR WHOM THF PHONE RINGS
THE IDIOCY OF HIGH-JUMPING
MISCONCEPTIONS ABOUT HITCHES
MORALITY GONE HAYWIRE
CONGRESSIONAL "HQRSE-TRAOING"
A SCIENTIFIC FRIEND IN NEED
THANKSt BUT NO THANKS
UNNERVING COINCIDENCES
FORTUNE STARTED WITH 50 CENTS
PUT THIS IN YOUR RIPE AND...
A MUSICIAN WHO FOUND A WAY
OTHER SIDES OF The moon
THE WORLD UF SPORTING GREATS
SHE MADE IT ON HER OWN
THE WORLD'S BIGGEST LIE
THE OLDEST AND SMALLEST
DON'T '"ESS' WITH NESSI":
THE EVOLUTION OF TOYS
RISING ABOVE THE GARBAGE
THE TABASCO. TOBACCO ROADS
SANTA WAS ONCE SKINNY
'NUTCRACKER' STILL POPULAR
OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET
SEE U.S. OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT A^O BUDGET
OFFICE PARKS
SEE N.C. OFFICE PROPERTY
SEE RESEAOCH AND PEVELOPHENT PA3KS
THE OFFICIAL STO'Y IFILMl
THIS 'STuPY' TELLS ALL
POLITICS JUST PLATFORM FOR HUMAN 'OFFICIAL STORY'
OHIO
SEE ALSO HAMILTON, OHIO
MERE MILLIONS
OHIO. ELECTIONS
VFTERAN POLITICIANS TAKING THE SPOTLIGHT IN TODAY'S PRIMARIES
OHIO STATE UNIV. SPORTS. FOOTBALL
DUKE 1E0EVILS BOBCATS
EDWARDS' TO GIVES BLUE DEVIL FANS EARLY FIREWORKS
OHIO UNIV. SPOPTS. F0GT3ALL
BLUE PEVILS TAKE IT EASY
OUKE TAKES ON OHIO FOR TONIGHT'S HOME OPENER
...OUKE OPENS UP AT HOME...
EDWARDS BRIGHTENS LACKLUSTER WIN
OIL COMPANIES ISE5 ALSO NAH<:S OF SPECIFIC OIL COMPANIESI
SEE ALSO THE AMERICAN HOUSE OF SAUO
SEE ALSO OIL PRODUCTION
SPEAKING OF OUTRAGE...
OIL INDUSTRY UNFAIRLY TAXED
HOUSE TENTATIVELY APPROVES OIL BILL
PHONE SURVEY FINOS PRICES VARY FO" HEATING OIL
OIL COMPANIES, OVERCHARGES
SEE ALSO OIL PRICES
STATE TO GET S17.3 MILLION FR1H OIL OVERCHARGES
STATE WANTS YOUR IDEAS ON SPENDING «<.7 MILLION
OIL INDUSTRY
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6/07/86 A
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6/21/86 A
6/25/86 A
7/05/86 A
7/12/86 A
7/26/86 A
3/09/86 A
3/16/86 A
8/23/86 A
3/3':'/86 A
9/13/86 A
9/21/86 A
9/27/86 A
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10/11/96 A
10/18/86 A
11/38/06 A
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11/22/86 A
11/29/86 A
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12/13/86 A
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SUBJECTS
SEE OIL COMPANIES (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC OIL COMPANlesi
niL LEAKS
SEE ALSO OIL SPILLS
OIL LEAKS FBOM BEACHED OARGE INTO INTRACQASTAL WATEPHAY
OR PRICES
SEE ALSO ENERGY. COSTS
SEE ALSO GASOLINE PRICES
SEE ALSO HEATING FUEL PRKES
SEE ALSO OIL COMPANIES, OVERCHARGFS
"THE^ip^iVEHi^tiKi """TRIES (SEE ALSO NAMES QF THESE COUNTRIES.
Till lJrpf5???d5'S2rSJ8iS°?=! ?a"l\'° ^°-" °'^ "'"'
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^iJSy 9.*'^ f^'-'' ^"'5 OPEC OIL MINISTER..." (CARTOONI
°"°KJS 9J'-r''!"=ES NOT GOOD N=H5 fqrJli. "-"'"™'
...DROP IN THE COST-OF-LIVING INDEX . . . I C ARTDON 1
^uinMJSSl^EEiUS^^P^ "*" «'« "EXT YEAR
°'SSEi4rSr'? ?"Syy?^T O^T-" CONSERVATION
5:s!'oiL"lJTfoOK°5CA^? "" "°"'" '^°"' '"^ ""O" ^'-- ««BS... (CARTOON
PHONE SURVEY FINOS PRICES VARY FOR HEATING OIL
°'SEiT^i%^?V2J«i^S,s}^^l '^5° "'"'' °' T""^ COUNTRIES,
III A*ttS S!t PR?CFs'" "" "•'° '*'"" °'^ SPECIFIC OIL COMPANIESI
SEE ALSO OIL REFINERY
THE EXPECTED DECLINE
OUKE, UNC PROFS: ECONOMIC BOOM DUE TO LOWER fill PRlrcr
oi'o^.ol'^,u",'H'l,l"lhT:l °'^ «.N?^fER°.i2n?Agibo5?'"'
U.S. OIL OUTLOOK SCARY
THE END OF OPEC (CARTOONI
OIL PRODUCTION
OIL INDUSTRY UNFAIRLY TAXED
OIL RECYCLING PLANTS
SEE ALSO RECYCLING
BURNING USED OIL CAN BE HAZARDOUS
OIL REFINERY
SEE ALSO OIL PROOIJCTION
TAR HEEL OIL REFINERY OWNER SEES PROFITS IN GAS SHORTAGE
OIL RESERVES. N.C.
SEE N.C. OIL RESERVES
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OIL SPILLS
SFE ALSO CHEMICAL SPILLS
SEE ALSO GASOLINE SPILLS
SEE ALSO OIL LEAKS
R??^P=fII Vi^^^ LEAKS INTO CREEK
2!?,,tn ^? ^^°'' BEACHED BARGE INTO INTRACOASTAL WATFRUAV
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OIL TANKERS
KENAN TANKER OVERTURNS, SPILLS JET FJEL IN S.C.
OIL TAXES
OIL INDUSTRY UNFAIRLY TAXED
OKLAHOMA
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"Lf-^S y^i"' "*= OKLAHOMA SPORTS,
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ABERRANT BEHAVIOR COULD SIGNAL DANGER
BASKETBALL
FOOTBALL
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OKPACOKE, N.C.
SEE OCRACOKE, N.C.
OLD BANK OF ALAMANCE BUILDING
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE COUNTY, N.C.
ALAMANCE PLANS TO BUY BUILDING FOR REGIST FR-QF-og EOS OFFICE
OLD BOY NETwrRK
SEE UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL, ALUMNI
OLD DOMINION UNIV. SPORTS, BASKETBALL
NO. I DUKE WORRIES ODU
Onu TAKES LFSSON FROM 1ST OUK= FOE
DUKF GETS IT TOGETHER TO ROUT Of n nnMrw
BLUE DEVILS DISPLAY KILLER INSTINCT
"'-'' ''Sc?,i?"?"'"* "-C. COMMUNITY!
RESIDENTS' OBJECTIONS SPUR DAY-CARE DENIAL
OLD FARMER'S ALMANAC
SEE FARMgoS' ALMANAC
OLD FAYETTEVILLE ROAD
LONG AND WINDING ROAD
OLD FQPT, N.C.
OLD FORT HAS TALL GEYSER OF COOL WATcp
MEDICINE MAN HAS FAITH IN OLD REMEDIES
OLD GIRL NETWORK
SEE WOMEN, CAREERS
OLD HICKORY MOTORS
Ska "liy%l'"°cTl\dir iVnh'n ["cr'"' """^ children's classic .ad,
OLD NORTH DURHAM
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SEE ALSO NORTH CENTRAL OUHHAH
SEE ALSO NORTH DURHAM
GROUP PROVIDES SHFAT, BUT NO TEARS IN EFFORT TO REJUVENATE NE IGHBCRHOfJOS S J
OLr NORTH STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY
SEE ALSO NATIONAL MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO N.C. MEDICAL SOCIETY
SEE ALSO PHYSICIANS. N.C.
DURHAM DOCTOR HEADS NATIONAL SOARD
OLD SALEM
SEE ALSO HINSTQN-SALEM, N.C.
THE FIRST FOURTH: OLD SALEM R^-ENACTS 'SOLEMN THANKSGIVING"...
AN EARLY INDEPENDENCE DAY
PRESIOENT IS SELECTED FOR OLD SALEM MUSEUM VILLAGE
OLD TIME FIDDLER'S CONVENTION
SEE FIDDLERS CONVENTION
OLD TI>:e western film CLUB FESTIVAL
SEE OLD WESTERN FILM CLUB
OLD TOWN CEMETERY (HILLSBOROUGH, N.C.I
SEE ALSO CEMETERIES. N.C.
SEE ALSO HILLSBOROUGH, N.C.
WHO'S BURIED THERE?
HILLSPOROUGH REGAINS OLD SLAV: CEMETERY
IN SILER CITY
OLD WESTERN FILM CLUP
SEE ALSO COWBOYS
SEE ALSO FILM FESTIVALS
SEE ALSO WESTERN FILM PPESEPVATtDN SOCIETY
OLD WESTERN FILMS HIDING HIGH IN 19^6
WESTERN FILM CL'JB WILL MEET NEXT SATURDAY
IN THE SPOTLIGHT
WESTERN EIL" SOCIETY TO MEET 'HURSDAY
ROUNDUP AT THE SUNSET
WESTERN FILM BUFFS LOVE TOM MIX
WESTERN FILM ROUNDUP TO BE HELD SATURDAY
IT'S COWBOY MOVIE TIME AGAIN IN SILER CITY
WESTERN FILM 'ROUNDUP' WEEK AJAY
COWBOY-FILM BUFFS PAY TRIBUTE TO THEIR HEROES
COW=OY PUFFS ENJOY FILMS, MUSIC. DEBATES
LEGENDARY MOVIE COWBOY TO BE HONORED IN RALEIGH
OLDER AMERICANS MONTH
OLDER AMERICANS MONTH CELEBRATION WEDNESDAY
OLHHAH TOWERS
POLICE PROVIDE FOOD
HOLIDAY FOOD
GAME TIME
ELDERLY LEAVE HOUSING PROJECT
POWER OUTAGE BRINGS EVACUATION AT OLDHAM TOWERS
OLDHAM TOWERS RESIDENTS BACK; POWER RESTORED
POWER OUTAGE SPURS SPIRIT OF HELPFULNESS
OLYMPICS
SEE ALSO GOCOWILL GAMES
SEE ALSO PARAOLYHPICS
SEE ALSO U.S. OLYMPIC COMMITTEE
TROUBLESHOOTER COULD HELP TAME TIGER CRISIS
HEAD-START QUALIFYING SILLY HEA FOR OLYMPICS
KANNAPOLIS WHEELCHAIR ATHLETE WILL COMPETE IN P AR AJLY MP I CS
STATE'S YOW SET FOR OLYMPIC POST
DUKE TO HOST TRACK FyENTS FOR U.S. OLYMPIC FESTIVAL
OLYMPICS. BASKETBALL
SEE ALSO BASKETBALL
YOW IS GOOD CHOICE TO COACH U.S. TEAM
FANFARE: ANOTHER OLYMPIC COACH
YOW CAUSES CONTROVERSY BY SMUGGLING BIBLES TO SOVIETS
OLYMPICS, SOUTH KOREA I ias'\ )
NORTH KOREA THREATENS TO 'BOYCOTT OLYMPICS
THOMPSON'S GOT EYE ON '88
YOW 'GRATEFUL' FOP OLYMPIC COACHING DUTIES
YOW IS GOOD CHOICE TO COACH U.S. TgaM
BLUE CROSS TO INSURE U.S. OLYMPIC TEAM
OMEGA PSI PHI IFRATERNITYI
ASSAULT IS CHARGED IN HAZING INCIDENT
ON-THE-JOB SAFETY
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, INDUSTRIAL
SFE ALSO NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFEIY
SEE ALSO OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH ADMINISTRATION
SEE ALSO SAFETY
SEE ALSO SAFETY PROGRAMS
CONTRACTOR INDICTED IN WORKER'S DEATH
SAFETY AWARDS WILL BE PRESENTFO IN ROXBORO
DURHAM-AREA FIRMS SELECTED FO' SAFETY AWARDS
HENDERSON PLANT RECEIVES AWARD
N.C. A3R0 IN WORK CLIMATE STLTJY
STUDY SUGGEST': LUW DOSES OF RADIATION NO THREAT TO WORKERS
PLANT IN FRANKLINTON HONORED FOR SAFETY
PETITIONS TO DUKE POWER ASK FOR IMPROVED SAFETY
16 JOP-RELATEO ELECTROCUTIONS CONCERN OFFICIALS
ON-THE-JOB TRAIWINC
SEE ALSO DISLOCATED WORKERS PRO";RSM
SEE ALSO JOB TRAINING
J.P. STEVENS' WORKERS TO GET JOB FINDING A!"
HNF HOUR MARTINIZING ANO KORETIZING (UNIVERSITY DRIVEI
APPARENTLY ARMED MAN ROBS CLEANERS
100 BEST COMPANIES TO WORK FOR IN AMERICA I BOOK I
<• RTP COMPANIES HATED AMONG 8FST IN U.S. TO WORK FOR
ONE PLUS TWO (MUSIC GROUP I
ONE PLUS TWO HAS POTENTIAL, NEEDS MORE "EAT
ONE TRIAD PLACE
SEE ALSO WINSTOM-SALEM, N.C.
KENTUCKY DEVELOPER HIGH ON DOWNTOWN. TRIANGLE
BROTHERS BUILD FIRM
O'NEILL'S KWIK KORNER
POLICE LOSE SIGHT OF ROBBERS
ROBBERY SUSPECT ARRESTED IN DIRHAM
DEPUTIES Charge man wITh armed robbery
ONLY CHILD
SEE ALSO CHILDREN
SEE ALSO FAMILY STRUCTURE
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□NLV CnrLOREN ARE NOT ALHATSSPOILEO BRATS
ONSLOW COUNTY, N.C.
TORNADO-LIKE WINDS REPQPTED IN ONSLOW
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BUSH WITHIN BOUNDS IN TURNING DOWN VISIT
OPEN AIR MARKETS INC.
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
FARM FRESH, OPEN AIR MARKETS APPROVE MERGER
OPEN COURTS
SEE U.S. SUPREME COURT
OPEN-MEETINGS LAW
IM ihfS DURHAM CITY COUNCIL. AGENDA
SEC ALSO N.C, LAWS
EniTQPS SCORED FOR ALLEGING CLOSED MEFTTNr.
COUMCILMEN QUESTION HOLIDAY CLOSING OF DUMP
2^.^^' r^nf^G LAW NOT VI0LATED--3iYaR° "" '^
g ^c"^^E^l2t^fefiG-H"^^F"^v??,^d7 w"°^--° --^^
OPEN MEETINGS LAW CAN USE SOMF Tfeth
ff;^M 2?f?,«f^'^S5,LAW_IIS.TgpfHLE:S5. -ULER SAYS
, . -SS. OTHERS-
l^^a^^Ei^TiNj^'^iYEf ?^P^So3ie^'^=^ ^*"
PUBLIC POORLY SERVED BY OFFICIALS' LOiiRYIST?
STRONG MEETINGS BILL ON VERGE OF PA^^irF
CARTOONIST NEFDS A HISTORY LESSON
I?l^pFl!c°Si^r'iiTI''S LAW STARTS IN OCT.
rTT?7cLV"ti??,''?''I^° ■*< "EiUNIMG DISCUSSION
S^'i'^c'Sn'^En'i'IS? ^^a°1,1Sg" ""^^^^ BEFyll'SSTE
ANYTHING BUT PRIVATE
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?5I^E?{?itlt ^SSiP^A^^S^k? P^lfS:?Fl!?«"
ill JtIS ^Dsi-FAii^T&Vft foyiR^IT"'^ *"° °^"" FOUNDATION INC.
Ill t,43 9^"^ UNIV., OPERA "*'
SFE ALSO GILBERT AND SULLIVAN nPFRFTTAC
III ALSO METROPOLITAN OPERA "^"^"^^'S
SEE ALSO NATIONAL OPERA CO.
SEE ALSO N.C. UPERA
III JLSg REVIEWS, OPERA
TIC POLITICS
E ALSO TRIANGLE MUSIC THEATER ASSOCTATF^
dSc STAfIV''^ir?i»ln°"''"*"="HE cSuC°BLE "
?5«r?fJrr?,^l9?^° STREET OPERA: 'PAGLIACCM
'PAGLIACC!' CAST ANNOUNCED "ui.i«i-\.i
A NIGHT AT THE OPERA
WHAT'S HOT THIS SUMMER
fTR^EE^SflR^^^rAiug^fSASfli^Elt" "'""'" •P«5L.ACC,'
Sl^ll&2}}^^'^Mt^^ ■ — .' OPENS
N.C. COMPtNY PRESENTS OPERAS THAT ARF NOT .
TOO HOITY-TOITY-
HOUSE
AH-H-RIA°Ti5e"'"' "''"' PROOUCtlON^COMPANY
•MADAME BUTTERFLY' POSTER CONTEST ANNOUNCED
OPERA MOUSE
GRAHAM RESIDENT RECALLS HEYDAY OF OLD OPERA HOUSE
OPFRATION !>LUE LIGHT
SEE ANTI-TERRORISM PROGRAM
OPFRariON PRFAKTHRPUGH
til IlIo SfA35?A^:?""'"=^ ENERGY COMMITTEE
OPERATION BREAKTHROUGH SCHEDULES PUBLIC HEARING
^""fX'jrpN RREAKTHROUGH. BUDGET
SENATF COMMITTEE OKS DURHAM, ORANGE FUNDS
OPFRATION RALEIGH
ss?R^l?loN-'R^^F^{ssi^?r5EETN^Vi;ai?^'*
OPERATION REBOUND
SEE ALSO RURAL ADVANCEMENT FUND
CONCERT SCHEDULED TO BENEFIT°FARMERS
OPERATION ROCK
UNDERCOVER OFFICERS NAB PEOPLE SELLING SPORTFISH AND GAME
OPERATION SANTA
GIFTS NEEOEO FOR DURHAM RESIDENTS
OPERATION SNOW FALL
^^!„"t52 PRUGS, ARRESTS
60 PEOPLE CHARGED IN DRUG INVESTIGATION
OPERATION SWITCH
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l/0a/R6 A
1/19/36 C
1/19/S6 3
2/01/86 C
2/27/96 A
3/10/86 A
3/11/86 C
3/18/86 A
5/20/66 A
6/09/86 S
6/n/66 A
6/10/86 A
b/U/86 A
6/19/86 A
6/20/86 A
5/23/85 B
6/25/86 A
6/27/86 A
5/31/86 A
7/01/86 A
7/04/86 A
7/07/86 A
7/07/86 A
7/08/86 A
7/08/86
7/D8/B6
7/16/36
7/17/66
10/15/86
10/18/85
10/21/86
10/22/86
11/13/86
11/15/86
11/26/86
11/27/66
11/28/86
12/07/85
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EVE CENTER
MEDICAL CENTE".
QOHTHALMOLOGr OEPT.
SEE REPUBLICAN PABTV, N.C.
OPERATION TAKE OVER THE STREETS
SEE ALSO DRUG APU5E
SEE ALSO ORUGSt ARRESTS
SEE ALSO DURHAM POLICE OEPT., NARCOTICS DIVISION
DRUG WAR OECLAREO
GUESS WHO CAME TO BREAKFAST kll TH POLICE CHIEF LAS SI TER7 ... JUDGES SAY NO
FOUR JUDGES DECLINE MEETING ON DRUGS
CORNER DRUG TRADE HALTED, PANEL TOLD
POLICF SAY DRUG SALES AT LIPE^TY, ELM URY UP
POLICE 2EPRA UNIT MAKES 122 a'IkESTS
DURHAM FACES 'lEM THREAT IN DR'IG WAR
ACTIGN NEEDED TO HALT D» UG SCTU^GE
DURHAM DRUG CRACKDOWN GETS "O^ST
LIGHT PRISON SENTENCES ERUSTRATING POLICE IN EFFORTS TO COMBAT DRUGS
ANTI-ORUG CAMPAIGN BOOST
OPHTHALMOLOGISTS
SEE ALSO PLINO
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV.
SEE ALSO DUKE UMV.
SEE ALSO EYES
SEE ALSO N.C. SOCIETY OF OPHTHALMOLOGY
SEE ALSO VISION
OUKE TO BEGIN ONE-YEAR PROGRAM FOR OPHTHALMIC MEDICAL TECHNICIANS
PROGRAM OFFERED FOR OPHTHALMIC TECHNICIANS
HOTLINE OPENING FOR ELDERLY PEOPLE NEEDING EYE CARE
SUIT DELAYS MEDICAL EXA'MNEOS HEARING
EYE EXAMINATION SHOULD BE ON 1ST GRADER'S LIST
OPHTHALMOLOGY
SEE OPHTHALMOLOGISTS
OPTICAL FIBER GROUND WIRE CA^LE
SEE FIBER OPTICS
OPTICIANS
SEE ALSO OPTOMETRISTS
SEE ALSO VISION
SEE ALSO VISION TFSTING
PHYSICS BACKGROUND LEO HER TO OPTICIANRY
OPTIMIST CLUP OF DURHAM
TREE SALES A SUCCESS
AWARD WINNERS
RECEIVING AWARD
NEW OFFICERS
MAN OF YEAR
OPTIMIST CLUBS WILL HONOR IR DURHAM YOUTHS TONIGHT
YOUTH APPRECIATION WEEK
OPTIMIST CLUBS HONOR OUTSTANDING YOUTHS
OPTOMETRISTS
SEE ALSO OPTICIANS
SEE ALSO VISION
SEE ALSO VISION TESTING
POINT MADE, KISS CASE DROPPED
SUIT DELAYS MEDICAL EXAMINERS HEARING
ORAL CANCER
SEE ALSO CANCER
JURY EXONERATES U.S. TOBACCO IN CANCER PEATH OF SNUFF USER
ORAL CANCER GIVES WARNINGS
MOST DENTISTS 00 EXAMINE THEIR PATIENTS FOR ORAL CANCER
ORAL CANCER EXAMS OFFERED
ORAL HISTORY
SEE ALSO N.C. HISTORY
VIDEOTAPE ARCHIVE TO BE DEDICATED AT OUKE
ORANGE I COLOR I
HUNTER ORANGE ISSUE DIVIDES N.C. SPORTSMEN
ORANGE BUILDERS INC.
TACKING IT DOWN
ORANGE CHAMPIONSHIP INVITATIONAL MARCHING BAND FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO HIGH SCHOOL BAND FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO MARCHING BANDS
MARCHING RA'IDS MgJT IN ORANGE TO MATCH THEIR OOOM-P AH-P AH";
ORANGE CONGREGATIONS IN MISSION
SEE ALSO MILLER'S GLEN RETIREMENT ChmmunITy
RELIEF EFFORTS PEGUN FOR FIRE VICTIMS
THE •WQPKIN'^ POOR' A GR"WING jROUP IN OPANG?
RETIREMENT CENTER FUNDS SOUGHT BY 28 CHURCHES
EMERGENCY MONEY DWINDLING
SARATOGA WORKFRS' FUND DEPLETED
MISSION'S AID MONEY FOR EX-W05KERS GONE
ORANGE COUNTY, N.C.
SEE ALSO DURHAM MORNING HERALD, URANGE COUNTY EDITION
SEE ALSO LAWSUITS, ORANGE COUNTY
SEE ALSO MISSING PERSONS, ORANGE COUNTY
SEE ALSO MURDER, ORANGE COUNTY
SEE ALSO REAL ORANGE
SEE ALSO SOUTH ORjNCE BLACK CAUCUS
SEE ALSO VANDALISM, ORANGE COUNTY
SEE ALSO VOLUNTEERS, ORANGE COUNTY
SURVEYORS AT WORK
LAKE OkANGE land OFFERED TO CTUNTY
ORANGE CLEANUP EFFORT TO BEGP; ON MONDAY
2D0 CHA^OEO IN STATEWIDE DRUG RAIDS; 6 FROM ORANGE
BILL FILED FOR ORANGE, CHATHA" LEGISLATION
GROUP OF ORANGE CHILDREN FINOS BODY IN HOODED AREA
ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, BUDGET
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY POARD OF COMMISSIONERS, BUDGET
WILLHOIT: HOLD SPECIAL HEARINGS ON luDGET
OUTRAGE EXPRESSED OVER ORDINANCE ON MOBILE HOMES
ORANGE-CHATHAM AGENCY BEGINNING TO FEFL GRAMm-RUOMAN CUTS
lO-CENT TAX INCREASE IN OFFING, CANDIDATE SAYS
COMMISSIONERS SAY ORANGE TAXES TO JUMP
ORANGE COUNTY MANAGER PROPOSES "S.J-CENT TAX INCREASE
SCHOOLS CnuLU FACE STAFF CUTS. mr>-. hOuSE S«YS
COUNTY SCHOOL LEADERS UNHAPPY WITH "UOGEI RECOMMENDATIONS
SUPFRINTENOENT, MANAGER OIFFE! ON SCHOOL BUDGET
1450,000 NOT NEARLY ENOUGH, S' HOOL OFFICIALS TELL BOARD
PUBLIC HEARING TONIGHT ON BUOf"-ET PROPOSAL
MORE MONEY ASKED FOR SCHOOL S' STEMS
BOARD MAY MISS DEADLINE FOR BIOGET
COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD ADOPTS INTERIM "UOGET
COMMISSIONERS POSTPONE VOTE ON COUNTY'S BUDGET
BUDGET ADOPTION DELAYED AGAIN
HEARING SET ON RAISING SALES TAX
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5/14/86
6/12/86
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INDEX
12/31/H6
SUBJECTS
OATjE 7<.7
CPUMTVt N.C.t COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FUNDS
ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., FEDERAL COMMUNITY OE
VELOPMENT FUNDS
ORANGE
SEE
ORANGE COU«iTY, N.C., COURTS
SEE C0UBT5. ORANGE COUNTY
SFE ORANGE COUNTY COURTHOUSE
'"**?Si ^?'^lSJ?Vli.''^:' E'^O'^OMIC DEVELOPMENT
III SS^^^I JH'^I'I''' '^•'^•' CROHTH DEVELOPMENT
SEE OPANCE COUNTY, N.C., INDUST=IIAL DEVELOPMENT
ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., ELECTIONS
FILING TO OPEN FOR MAY PRIMARY
DURHAM, ORANGE GEAR UP FOR RACES
3 FILE FOR ORANGE COUNTY RACES
HCCULLOCK FILES FOR ORANGE SHFRIFF
MRS. BARNES, PATEHAN SEEKING RE-ELECTION
HACKNEY, MRS. MARSHALL BOTH SE EK RE-ELECT ION
s?t'siuxrc^;Rri^eE iir.-^t\s\"' '"'
Kittl.TgHS^ w!SiR^^!L^lS^8R"?0^g^ill"'°"'^ CANDIDATE
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EIGHT PEOPLE SEEK /, SCHOOL BOARD SEATS
c55SLinh5Ts''^Ic?'""' "'" COMMlilli^ER PACE
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DEADLINE APRIL 7
fn!?oc^T,X?'^''5 5IGNING UP FOR PRIMARY
CANDIDATES" FnRUM SLATED
;?SgS?^?§^3[^'^c^^dISU^^ ?3l[iS^" "^^"'^ ^"» "'^ *
ORANGE FOP HEARS FOX, MS. SCOUTEN
CANDIDATES IN FORUM TODAY
^rrc5??If?!,'^°"'^'^''°"'^= CONFLICT OF INTEREST AIRED AT FORUM
JSiSfll'^'M'^'' *'',REEMENT NOTED BY DA CANDIDATES
SHERIFF, CHALLENGER DISAGREE ON OFPUTIES
8 VIE FOR ORANGE COMMISSION SEATS
2 OPEN FIRE IN ORANGE SHERIFF'S RACE
9EJCS! COUNTY CANDIDATES OFFE" VIEWS ON EDUCATION
fSl^glyfl S!?¥E^"{§"F'f[^L^^A^^YT5SN°T?''o^? ? "^°™""
fjA^S^tJiSN^bS^lES^N^T^S^ """""'' '" CANOIoItES
2 FORMER ASSISTANTS VIE FOR ORANGE DA
SR'^S^E'JaA^?y^8S°5A?^r!AN'gfS^?Er '°'"" ^'*'^" ^^*" ""-^"^
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SHERIFF FACES CHALLENGER
3 RUN FOR ORANGE COURT CLERK
8 OPANGE SCHOOL CANDIDATES' IDEAS DIFFER
?°L?^'?!o«?'!S^B'SA^'ti3P^S^r^' "^" "''''
ORANGE CO. VOTING 'AVERAGE'
ORANGE RE-ELECTS SHIRLEY MARSHALL
?£Y!;[?rs^^^Hi^ri^^s?''^''^FiCE"i5NTFj
RUNOFF LOOMS FOR ORANGE CLERK jn6
ORANGE VOTERS OPPOSE N-SITE
F°!['w'!nS? N3-"sfrT'E'^"l^T'^KS'-T|3rgLlcK''^A
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VOTE official; no changfs
FOX DISMISSES RACE ISSUE AS NTN-FACTnR
ORANGE ANNOUNCES CANVASS RESULTS
1«F:? i = pSf^l--"--" ^^C^hl^^W^l^ igrfoSi^ls.ONER
rT[jSI?^Ti'S5R\FnN"Ti?'J^''oSr-''= °'"'" C0NFLICT-0F-,NTEREST CHARGE...
CANDIDATES ENDORSED
J^f.^^M'^^S CALLED UNTRUE
STUDENTS HELPED ON THFIR QwN
ABSENTEE BALLOTING TO START Ot MAY 77
FORUM TONIGHT FOR CANDIDATES
VOTERS TO PICK TWO COMMISSIONERS
RUNOFF TO SETTLE R I VAL RY FOR ' lSrK ' S POST
EOUAL REPRESENTATION NEEDED
ORANGE DEMOCRATS' POLITICAL SIGNS MTCCrwr
ORANGE ABSENTEE VPT^ T PS GIv'n '<'S5ING
REPUBLICAN HOPES TO UNSEAT SHERIFF
ORANGE SHERIFF'S RACE QUI=T
SOME ON QRArJGE, CHATHAM BALLOTS ARE UNnppn<;Fn
Sr^JSJS? CSUn^G^ En°?5h'^5o^§?^L?°'^" ^O^K^C^roi^SoT RACE
THEIR VICTORIES NO PROBLEM
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SA?TSrR?r^S°=,J2 SHEARON HARRIS ENDORSES 2
HAITHCOCK TO REMAIN ON COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD
ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, ELECTIONS, RU-JOFFS
3 7/24/R6
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1/22/66 A
1/2T/86 A
1/28/86 C
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l/2''/P6 b
1/21/86 A
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1/30/86 e
1/30/86 A
2/03/86 A
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2/0'5/86 B
2/15/86 C
2/15/86 A
2/23/P6 B
2/28/86 B
3/01/86 C
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4/08/86 C
4/0'?/86 C
4/18/86 C
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4/30/86 C
5/01/86 B
5/01/86 B
5/01/86 B
5/01/86 A
5/02/86 A
5/02/R6 A
5/03/86 C
5/03/86 C
5/03/86 C
5/03/86 C
5/03/86 A
5/03/86 A
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5/06/86 A
5/06/86 A
5/J7/P6 A
5/0 7/86 C
5/07/86 C
5/07/86 C
5/07/86 C
5/0T/36 A
5/07/86 A
5/07/86 A
5/07/B6 A
5/07/86 A
5/07/P6 C
5/08/86 A
5/08/86 B
5/08/86 B
5/09/86 B
5/08/86 e
5/0''/B6 B
5/0''/86 B
5/T5/8t A
5/l0/?o C
5/10/86 C
5/13/86 A
5/13/86 B
5/20/86 A
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5/22/86 A
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5/31/86
5/31/86
8/28/86
10/22/86
10/23/86
10/27/86
11/02/86
11/32/86
11/34/86
1 l/34/"6
11/05/86
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INDEX
12/31/86
SUBJECTS
1/01/17
CARPBORO ABSENTFE VHTING SET Tu'=SOAy
10-CENT TAX INCREASE IN OfFINS, CANPIOATE SAYS
TWO CANDIDATES OPPOSE STARTUP OF SMEARUN MAORIS
RFCnONITION OF NAME KEY IN CLFRK RACE
GROUP OPPOSED TO SHEARON HARRIS ENDORSES 2 IN COMMISSIONERS RACE
AREA RUf'OFFS TO SETTLE MAY LEFTOVERS
ORAN&F COUNTY DEMOCRATS VOTIN", ON TWO RACES IN RUNOFF ELECTION
NEWCOMERS HALKIOTIS AND HARTWELL UNSEAT GRANGE INCUMe'=NTS
SHIRLEY JAMES UNSEATS RIVAL IN CLERK'S JOB
NEWCOMERS WIN IN ORANGE VOTIN".
ORANGE COUNTY, N.C.. EMPLOYEES
TAX HIHE: PROPERTY 7Z, SALES \/22
ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., FEDERAL COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FUNOS
SEE ALSO FEDERAL COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FUNDS
ORANGE-CHATHAM AGENCY BEGINNING TO FEEL GRAMM-RUOMAN CUTS
ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., FIRE OISTI'ICT';
FIREFIGHTERS FORM 'FRATERNITY-
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COMMISSION
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N.C., GROWTH DEVELOPMENT
NGE COUNTY, N.C., INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
NGE COUNTY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION
E»S HEAR MORE ON SCTSwOJO
DEVELOPMENT LOSES VOTE
NO-USE PLAN LIKELY T Y JUNE
ERS CALL HEARING TO ASSESS COUNTY WATER NFEOS
EB NEEDS TO BE AIREf MARCH 5
LL5P0R0UGH 'TRIANGLE' COULD BE NEXT
ERS ARE ACCUSED OF FLOCKING NFw DEVELOPMENT
NG ON LAND PLAN IS THURSDAY
C0T5W00D PROJECT RECEIVES TENTATIVE APPROVAL
CONTINUE, PANEL TOLO
ERS EXPECTED TO OK LAND-USE PLAN
ERS OK JOINT LANO-U^E PLAN
ESENTATIQN NEEDED
ND-USE PLAN WOULD LIMIT AMBERLY
ITED ON BOARDS' DI SAG'EEMENTS
ICIALS SUGGEST EASING PROPOSED PUFFER ZONE REGULATIONS
SIGNER HAS DONE HOM=wORK
EO ON DEVELOPERS OF BUFFER LAND
ORANGE COUNTY, N.C.. HOLIDAYS
ORANGE CO. TO OBSERVE LABOR DAY
ORANGE TO FOLLOW HOLIDAY SCHEDULE
CLOSED FOR THANKSGIVING
HOLIDAY CLOSINGS IN ORANGE COJNTY
ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., HOUSING
SEE ALSO PARTNERSHIP cjR AFFORDABLE HOUSING
WORKSHOP SOLVES HOUSING HASSLES
COMMISSIONERS ARE ACCUSED OF ""LOCKING NFW DEVELOPMENT
LOW-INCOME HOUSING STUDY OK'O
ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO CARRIORO, N.C.. INDUSTRIAL OfVELOPMENI
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., GROWTH DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY ECONOMIC DEVFLOPMENT COMMISSION
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY INDUSTRIAL FACILITIES C POLLUTION CONTROL FINANCING
TOWN TO GET 2 INDUSTRIES
BOARD MEMtiER WILLING TO DROP PUSH FOR ZONE
NEW GROWTH TAKING ROOT AT DEAO PLANT
HEAOOWLANDS TO HAVE EXTENSIVE RECREATION
H
1
1/07/86
r
"1
nin
H
1
2/05/06
R
N
H
1
2/l<./R6
H
N
Min
H
3
2/n/06
b
N
MIP
S
y
2/10/B6
A I
N
H
/
i/ZP/fb
A
•1
W
H
\
',/0'>/B6
c
N
M(16
H
1
<./16/S6
c
M N
<ir
H
3
5/0t/8t
c
N
MIP
H
3
6/12/86
B
N
■■127
H
3
8/l''/86
r
M
H
3
8/20/06
(
N
Min
H
?
8/28/B6
A
L
H
3
I0/J3/O6
B
N
Kf,^
H
3
Il/a5/R6
r
N
w?7
H
?
11/26/86
B
^]
M]rv
H
3
11/33/86
c
P N
MIO
H
3
12/12/86
B
■J
S
7
8/28/86
A
■1
S
1
11/26/86
C
N
H
3
11/27/86
B
N
s
I
12/20/06
■3
N
s
■>
2/25/86
A 6 P N
G5'J
H
3
<>/0R/96
r
N
M()6
H
3
a/05/86
c
N
MIP
AUTHORI r Y
H 3 2/25/86 e
H 3 S/ll/ot B
H 3 3/IA/86 8
H 2 5/l"/a6 C
"in
■'in
1 M N f^ei
ORANGE COUN
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO
PLANNI
20-YEA
PLANNE
PLANNE
CARP BO
WILLHC
BOARD
LAST
LAND-U
COMMIS
COMMIS
TOWNSH
LAWYER
IS PUP
CHAPEL
PROGRE
CARRBC
STUDY
HEAP IN
ORANGE
TAX PR
COUNTY
CONFUS
TY, N.C.,
CARRBD'O,
CHAPEL HI
LAND USE
ORANGE CO
ORANGE/CH
NG PROPOSA
R LAND-USE
RS DIFFER
RS FAIL TO
RO TO PURS
IT: URUP I
VOTES FOR
EARING ON
SE PLAN MU
SIUNERS EX
SIGNERS OK
IP RESIOEN
: LANO-USE
Lie WELCU
HILL. COU
SS CITED 0
RO OKS REV
SUGGESTS D
G ON ZONIN
OFFICIALS
UPGSED ON
PLANNING
ION CLOUDS
LAND USE
N.C.. LANDUSE
LL, N.C., LAND USE
UNTY '30ARD OF ENV IRO'JMENI AL AFFAIRS
APEL HILL/CARRBORO PLANNING AREA
IS AIRED
PLAN LIKELY 'lY JUNE
UVER PROPOSAL
REACH AGREEM^^NT ON LANO-USE PLAN FOR ORANGE COUNTY
UE SEPARATE PLANNING PACT
ONE FROM LAND-USE PLAN
DROPPING ;ONE
LAND PLAN IS THURSDAY
ST PRECEDE Pa:T
PECTEO TO OK LANO-USe PLAN
JOINT LAND-USE PLAN
T5: NO MQi!E TALK ABOUT ZONING
PLAN WOULD LIMIT AMBERLY
f>
NTY bOARDS HAGGLE OVER JOINT PLANNING
N BOARDS' DISAGREEMENTS
ISEO JOINT LANO-USE PLAN
UKE fiECONSIOE' BUILDING H"TEL AT GOLF COURSE
G S'^T
SUGGEST EASING PROPOSEO BUFFER ZONE REGULATIONS
DEVELOPERS OF SUFFER LAND
BOARD SUGGESTS DELAY IN REZONING 2-ACRE BUFFER
RURAL 8UFFER
ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., LANDFILLS
SEE ALSO LANDFILLS, N.C.
WILLHOIT MAY CUIT COUNTY TASK FORCE
RESIDENTS RIP PLAN FOR INDUSTRIAL ARE' NEAR CALVANDFR
ALAMANCE SEEKS LANDFILL SPACE F^QM NEIGHBORS
AREA OFFICIALS MULL WASTE DISPOSAL
DURHAM CITY PANEL EXAMINES THREE-COUNTY DUMP PROPOSAL
CITY EXPLORPS DISPOSAL SITE POSSIBILITY
REGIONAL DUMP TO GIVE DURHAM MOPE OPTIONS
ORANGE COUNTY. N.C, LEGISLATORS
LEGISLATURS SAY SCHOOL MERGl^RS PUSH HAS EASED
BILLS SEEK MONEY FOR COUNTIES" PROJECTS
FAVORFD PROJECTS JOLTED IN N .: . PORK RARRi^L CLASH
SENATORS GET ALLOCATIONS FOR •'ROJECTS IN ORANGE AREA
ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, ORDINANCES
SEE ALSO HILLSBOROUGH. N.C. 0R3INANCES
OUTRAGE EXPRESSED OVER ORDINANCE ON MOBILE HOMES
ORANGE HOARD ORDINANCE EMBARRASSING
NEW ORANGE ORDINANCE IS AN UNFAIR BLOW
ORANGE CO'iNTY ORDINANCE CALLED ELITIST
0RDINA,-JCE REQUIRES AMENITIES
EVERYONE THREATENED
RENT HIGH IN CHAPEL HILL
PLANNERS URGE ZONING EXCLUSION
TEMPERS FLARE IN HEARING ON MOBILE HOME ZONING
MOBILE HOME OWNERS WIN THEIR RATTLE
LANDOWNERS SPEAK OUT AGAINST 2-ACRE LOT SIZE
MS. MARSHALL ELECTED HEAD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
H 3
1/15/06
E
1
N
810
H 3
2/l<./86
B
1
N
"ID
H 3
2/27/86
6
1
N
"10
S 2
2/27/86
A
1 1
N
H 3
3/13/06
B
1
M N
810
H 3
3/18/86
C
3
N
H 3
3/l''/86
C
1
N
MIO
H 3
<./16/86
c
I
" N
MID
H 3
7/J6/86
c
1
^l
TIP
H 3
8/l')/n6
c
1
^1
H 3
3/20/86
c
1
N
MIP
H 3
9/00/86
c
1
N
MID
H 3
10/03/06
3
1
N
K65
H >
10/37/86
A
4
L
H 3
10/l'./86
C
1
'1
= 61
H 3
11/05/06
c
1
N
.J27
H 3
11/11/06
B
1
P N
K65
H 2
U/20/86
A
1
■< N
J 40
H 3
11/22/86
C
1
N
H 2
U/25/86
B
1
*|
■'IP
H 3
12/12/06
E
1
N
H 3
12/16/06
C
1
P N
"10
H 3
12/17/86
C
1
M ^
MIO
S 2
2/IR/06
c
A
N
H 3
<./ie/86
B
I
N
■no
H 1
7/22/06
a
1
*1
MIO
S 2
d/16/86
B
1
H70
H 2
11/11/06
c
7
N
'•60
S 2
11/11/86
A
5
N
H70
S 2
11/25/86
b
1
N
H70
H 3
5/21/86
c
1
N
"31
H 3
6/20/8=
p
I
N
044
H 2
6/25/06
A
2
P J
046
H 3
6/27/86
B
c;
N
045
H 3
<,/J8/'<6
C
M
"10
H 2
<./! 1/86
A
L
H 2
•./15/86
A
L
H 2
4/17/86
A
L
H 2
<./17/86
A
L
H 2
<./ia/86
A
L
H 2
<./28/B6
A
L
S 2
3/03/86
A
N
"10
H 3
10/07/86
e
M
L90
H 3
ll/0<./86
c
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MID
H 3
11/25/86
c
P N
HID
H 3
12/02/86
c
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MONTHLY/A
N N U 4 L
l/ni/84
INDEX
U/31/86
SUBJECT
"Af.E 7'.9
l/a')/P7
ORANOe COUNTY, N.C.. POPULATION
S^o'f2 ?S'doSV?SfiE/Ji!iEi:'?SL5'""'"-' '"°"'" """''"^ ^"' ^° ^^"5.
ORANGE POPULATION UP 20.5 PERCENT FROM 19B0 TO '85
ORANr.E COUNTY, N.C., PROPERTY REVALUATION
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY TAX OFFICE
SEE ALSO PROPERTY REVALUATION
°S*l:;9f ,''""Pf "TY VALUES HEADED UP
PROPERTY REVALUATION LOWERS F4RMERS' TAX,
RAI 5E5 OTHERS
ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., PROPERTY TAXES
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., TAXES
SEE ALSO PROPERTY TAXES, N.C.
SEE ALSO TAXES, N.C.
MONDAY LAST DEADLINE FOR 1965 PROPERTY Taxes
ORANGE TAX DEADLINES NEAR J c ■ ' ««c-)
CAR FEE BACK IN TOWN
SCHOOL FOARD HANTS TAX INCREASE
JUST WHERE DO THEY LIVE-"
in-CENT TAX INCREASE IN OFFING, CANDIDATE SAYS
COMMISSIONERS SAY ORANGE TAXES TO JUMP
COUNTY SCHOOLS BRACE FOR FUNDS FIGHT
TAX HIKE: PROPERTY 72, SALES I/2Z
ORANGE PROPERTY VALUES HEADED UP
PROPERTY REVALUATION LOWERS FARMERS' TAX, RAISES OTHERS
ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, ROADS
I-'.O TO BE NAMED FOR HARRIET BERRY
^ES?RJ??s's^^§^^orH!J;ii^Y"is?r^,VR^'^ "^* "^-^^-^^
NEW ROAD PLAN INCLUDES 35 COUNTY PROJECTS
ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, TAX RATE
COMMISSIONERS SAY ORANGE TAXES TO JUMP
?K,1^^f.'^S™^^ MANAGER PROPOSES 9.2-CENT TAX INCREASE
SQUEEZE play: LOSS OF RE VENUE- SHAR I NG MONEY FdRcIs BUDGET JUGGLING
ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, TAXFS
11= t!-|S HSJ^^I COUNTY, N.C, PROPERTY TAXES
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY TAX OFFICE
^^rnii[i??c?ntilc*f? "5f TAXES, 0' ANGE COUNTY
£2'?S!S§'9'JI''S SAY ORANGE TAXES TO JUMP
HEARING SET ON RAISING SALES TAX
PROPERTY REVALUATION LOWERS FARMERS' TAX, RAISES OTHERS
ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, TELEPHONES
III JI-JS tHAPEL HILL, N.C, TEL^^PHONES
III Atlg yit^^SgSi^?"r',.2:^" ^E^E»"°«"
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""^sii ^Pyfi^i^S.tl;^-; ^"TER REGISTRATION
til a\4S SSf^^^^gV^JjAT^ygS" "' ^^ECTIONS
VOTERS HAVE UNTIL APRIL 8 TO REGISTER
COKRECTIQN^"^ SIGNING UP FOR PRIMARY
VOTER RFGISTRATION EFFORTS PLANNED
""'sci ^ry!^'?,t,!^;F" "*'" *^D SrwcR LINE-,
IE! "V^S "ILLSDOROUGH, N.r.., M AT EP AND S [ Wr R IINIS
III A,4n ??o¥?^ SJ''^" *"0 SEWER AUIHuJlTY ^' ^
^^1. it,5E',JEE' C TANKS. ORANGE COUNTY
uSr^SlNGE'tAjS S^F^SeS'^T^'^^KnT?" '-"^"-'^Sf "'-AN FOR ORANGE COUNTY
jSVI^i.^f^^f "«Tc5 LIKELY UNCHANGED
SZ:?. Jtti°^ GALLON UUARRY POND TO SUPPLY WATER
-AUCUSt'inSIGH?* '" *' °'" i'UTNER'S WA^ER FLOWBEGINS
UWASA AIMS TO START WATER TRANSFER AUG. 16
WATER PUMPED FROM LAKE HOL T--ONL Y BR I FFI V
1 ORANGE AREA STILL HAS w5tER-USE CUrIs
°''"*"''uA^?y^7; ■L^n-'^J' "''" *"0 SEWER RAFFS
WATER, SEWER RATES LIKELY UNCHANGED
SStI? S^5 BUDGET, CALLS FOR RATE HIKE
PWASA OKS BUDGET, CALLS FOR RATE HIKE
ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, WATER CONSERVATION
Irl ,^ln RoS"5"t' CHAOtL HILL AND CARRBORO
SEE ALSO DROUGHT, ORANGE COUNTY
SEE ALSO WATER CONSERVATION
WATER ALERT TO BE CALLED FOR tranGE
M^b^i^^^JV-'^'f" CONSERVATION tS BE ASKED
MAYOR ASKS DURHAM TO CONSERVE WATFR
2'tLL"g?s'^K sguf.i c^'r Sa'4'lTsP' " "-'^'^^ - "-
HILLSBOROUGH RESIDENTS PITCHMG IN To CUT BACK
MANDATORY CONSERVATION IS REQUESTED
P?;^'^^^"V■'^* '^"^'^ MANDATOR^jiTER MEASURES
fel^lRti?^'eEl;?trTS3Ey^0^^ g^tJSlI" '" '"'-^ "°«5T DROUGHT IN 100 YEARS
Sj^f|3J^U^^^L^^ErS"ANrAT?*D'^wJT?5^f.JUg^^
?i;^Li?°^i;yi:^ ?51SESc°:i^ig^ri7i'R^i" mandatory stage
Pccl*uc?M°„ISn'"tfUCE ALAMANCE WATER REOUEST
bf??,^,^it^5,"ClRE LABOR AT WATE' WORKS
HILLSfOBOUGH BALKS ON WATFR SALES RF3IIEST
:;jr?s s',''^^^ " ease rules onw^teru^e
Stli", '^yt^5„^?e'^'^Tt'' ^0 BE LIFTED
PIPE LINK TO STAVE OFF WATER r E5 T 0 I C T IONS
fe i^aE^s^ti?^ n?w"v^vJr^!5se%^^ ?
li;?E'R"c^S^^\'A?fgS«iK^FS^^^^"^"^«"'-™
svjr?^i55u^si^s^rT^?'';^5Ers;jf tS'II!dI? ^c^p^l^"" ^^-^-"'^ '""^'"^
clhE^rSFPy'^Sc?!^'^? STAfE lS^^o? SaTER P^y" pipe
^?^P,F,'?iff RESERVOIR PUMPED E"PTY
BILLIN^SLEY: CHAfJGES NEEDED I'l WATER Riiicc
MANDATORY WATER L I MI T S L I F TF D IN H I U Srthl Our «
grj?* CI FJS CHAPEL ilLL-CAjRBTRO KItER^PAN^'^"
or^Tc^iii li!^!N^^°Af?R"M"E^^lu-i^^"^"
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H ? 1/25/P6 A I N •97
H 3 6/U/Rb B 1 N JJ7
H 3 U/0?/n(, C 1 N Ml"
H 3 10/DA/B6 C I N ■'lO
H 3 10/24/06 b 1 N "ID
H 3
l/03/n6
B
I '1
S 7
1/03/96
A
3 N
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H 3
1/15/P6
B
I N
H 3
3/0<./e6
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H ?
3/05/96
A
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H (
5/29/S6
P
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5/29/66
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7/15/66
r
N
H 3
7/2'./n6
B
N
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H 3
10/04/66
1
N
MID
H 3
10/24/86
B
M
"10
H ?
2/19/66
r
3 N
H 3
8/09/66
r
1 N
H ?
10/03/66
B
5 N
H 2
12/13/66
A
6 N
H 2
12/13/66
r
I N
S 2
12/13/66
A
1 r N
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S ?
5/29/66
r
1 N
H ?
6/01/66
A
1 N
Mm
H 2
7/13/66
A
1 C N
560
S 2 5/29/66 C 1 N
H 3 7/23/86 C 1 P N
H 3 10/24/86 B 1 N MIO
S 2 5/29/86 A I P N W8?
S 2 6/26/66 A 1 N WB2
3 2/26/66 b 1 N
3 4/03/66 BIN Min
3 4/04/B6 P I N
3 9/20/66 C ? N
s
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2/27/86 A
1 1
3
4/02/86 e
N
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H
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4/10/66 A
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7/30/66 C
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8/02/66 C
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S
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8/04/86 C
3
H
1
3/28/86 b
1
R N
s
1
12/09/86 C
1
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H
3
4/n/B6 A
77
S
2
5/27/86 A
6
s
1
6/27/66 A
6
N
ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, WATER RESOURCES
H ?
7/02/86 B 1
H i
7/07/st B 1
S 7
7/02/86 A 1
H 3
7/03/66 B 1
H 7
7/06/B6 A 1
H 2
7/07/66 C I
S 2
7/07/86 A 1
H 3
7/DO/66 C 1
7/09/66 B I
H '
7/10/66 A I
H 2
7/10/66 A 1
H 3
7/ll/°6 B I
H 3
7/11/66 E 1
H 1
7/15/66 A I
H 3
7/16/66 C I
H 3
7/17/86 B 1
H 3
7/19/66 6 I
H 3
7/75/66 B 1
H 3
7/23/66 C I
H 3
9/05/66 B 1
H 3
9/16/96 B 1
H 3
9/24/66 C 1
H 3
10/02/66 fi 1
S 7
10/02/66 C !
H 2
0/16/66 A 1
H 2
0/17/86 C 9
H 2
0/27/66 C 7
H 3
0/23/66 C 1
H 2
0/29/96 B 3
H 3
1/34/66 C 1
H 3
l/12/«6 C 1
H 7
2/07/66 A 1
H 2
2/09/P6 A I
H 2
2/12/66 B 1
H 2
2/16/66 C 1
H 3
2/23/86 C 1
H 3
12/24/66 C 1
N "10
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M nn
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N ''ID
N 681
'! nir
N "110
I " N "81
N M06
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THLr/AN'JUlL I NO ex
l/Cl/Uft - 12/31/96
SUBJECTS
SEE ALSO HILLSbaROU'".H. N.C.. HAre"! OESQURCeS
SCOTSWQOD D^V€nPMENT LOSES \n TE
C0H"1SSI0NERS CALL HEARING TO ASSES'; COUNTY HATER NEEnS
ORANGE WATER NEEDS TO BE AIPET MARCH S
AGENCY TO BUY LAND FOR WATER TOWER
TOWN POARO GOES TO BAT FOR SdTSwnoO
BURLINGTON TO SELL WATER TO O'ANGE
BURLINGTON, ORANGE OK WATER DEAL
MEETING ON WATER TONIGHT
NEW WATER RESERVOIR PROPOSEn AT H■=ARI^'G
JOHNSON URGES STUOY OF SEVEN "ILE CREFK
HILLSBOROUGH ABANDONS RAISED LAKE LEVEL PLAN
636-UriIT SCCTSHOOO PROJECT RECEIVES TENTATIVE APPROVAL
ORANGE WATER SUPPLY OK
SCOTTSWOOO PROJECT GETS COUNTY OK
REPORT MOTES WATER SHORTAGE
ENGINEER SAYS PUMPING WATER FJ QM BURLINGTON WOULD SHUT PLANT
TRIANGLE J TO FLUSH PLAN FOR JATER "tlLL
COOPERATION CITED IN E NO RIVER'S FUTURE
WATER SUPPLIES DWINDLE
WATER ALERT TO BE CALLED FOR TRANCE
VOLUNTARY WATER CONSLRVATION TO BE ASKED
MAYOR ASKS DURHAM TO CONSERVE WATFR
VANOALS STINT HILLSBOROUGH'S WATER SUPPLY
MANDATORY CONSERVATION IS REQJESTEO
ORANGE COUNTY GETS MANDATORY WATER MEASURES
LIKE LIQUID GOLD: FOCUS IS ON WATER IN AREA'S WORST DROUGHT IN 100
STATE WANTS MORE WATER FLOWIN' IN ENO
RESERVOIR LEVELS TOUCH OFF 0I5PUTF
HILLSBOROUGH WATER CONSERVATION HITS MANDATORY STAGE
5 COUNTY PROGRAMS WIN NATIONAL AWARDS
2 OF 3 RESERVOIR LEVELS DROP
ALAMANCE SEEKS LANDFILL SPACE FRQM NEIGHBORS
HILLSBOROUGH BALKS ON WATER SALES REQUESr
OWASA STAFF PRESENTS 3 PLANS
OFFICIALS UNSURE WHAT STATE CAN DO FOP THIRSTY TOWNS
ORANGE WATER AUTHORITY GIVES GO-AHEAO FOR SEEKING WAT^k
MARTI'I TELLS COUNTIES PLEADING EQR WATER THEY'LL HAVE TO WAIT
ALAMANCE, ORANGE COMMISSIONERS TO MFET
2 PLANS PROPOSE DURHAM HELP O.JASA WITH WATER
OWASA FINOS 'MYSTERY' POND; I^JN OK 5 HELP
SOUTHERN ORANGE COUNTY HAS 63-DAY WATER SUPPLY
QRAtlGE TO GET LAKE 3UTNFR WAT'R
ORANGE nFFlCIALS OUESTInN FIGIRFS ON WATER SUPPLY
OWASA FIGURES CHALLENGEn
S7.5 MILLION GALLON UUARRY PO'JO TO SUPPLY WATER
ORANGE AID FOB DRINKING, NOT THIRSTY PLANTS, DIRTY CARS
ORANGE WATER AUTHORITY WANTS ^UTNER WATER FLOWING AUG. 18
OWASA SETS AUG. 19 AS DATE BUTNER'S WATER FLOW BtGINS
OWASA AIMS TO START WATER TRAMSFER AUG. 18
MEBANE TOWN COUNCIL TABLES ORANGE COUNTY'S REQUEST FuR WATER
COUNTY AGAIN SEEKING WATER FROM BURLINGTON
SPECIAL MEET SET AT UHASA TODAY
AGENCY OKS WATER DEALS
PLAN FOR DURHAM TO TREAT WATE^ FOR ORANGE OK ' 0
WATER-TREATMENT PACT TO AIO ORANGE
WATER AGENCY EYEING RALEIGH
LAKES, SPIRITS RISE WITH RAIN
DURHAM TO SELL ORANGE WATER
BOARD LAYS GROUNDWORK FOR STLPIES
WATER AUTHORITY RECEIVES PROPOSAL FOR RATE INCREASE
RAIN RAISES LAKE LEVELS
HILLSBOROUGH ADMINISTRATOR: LARGER LAKE EASIER THAN TOTING BUCKETS
TWO PAN^^LS TO TACKLE WATER PROBLEMS
COMMISSIONERS FOR" WATER STUDY PANELS
WATER RULES EXPECTED TO BE L 1'= TED
PIPE LINK TO STAVE OFF WATER RESTRICTIONS
LAKES FALLING, BUT BUTNER WAT-R. ARRIVES
AUTHORITY STILL STUDYING PUMPING WATER TO HELP NORTH ORANGE COUNTY
COUNTY SEEKS STATE WATER STUDY
MEETING DOESN'T SOLVE WATER SHORTAGE
RAIN NUT MUCH HELP
DURHAM. HILLSBOROUGH NEGOTIATING ON WATER CONNECTION
UTILITY FINALIZING PLANS FOR HILLSBOROUGH WATER
LOWEST BIDS UNDER BUDGET FoR CANE CREEK RESERVOIR
HILLSBOROUGH DUE TO GET OWASA WATER IN b WEEKS
CANE CREEK RESERVOIR PUMPED EMPTY
MOBILE HOME OWNERS WIN THEIR =ATTLE
•WITCHING STICK' FINDS WATER— IN « DROUGHT
3ILLINGSLEY: CHANGES nefdfd IN WATER RULES
AGENCY WANTS RIGHT TQ TAP L I N=
MSdANE AGREES TO SELL WATER n 1R ANGE-ALAMANCE SYSTEM
RAIN FILLING PESEPVOIRS IN COINTY
PLANNED STATE STU9Y COULD LIMIT WATER USE FROM UPPER FNO RIVER
TEERS SFLL LAND FOR COMPLEIIQvj OF RESERVOIR
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ORANGE COUNTY AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION AGENCY
COUNTY OFFERS ERE: HAY FOR QUALIFIED FARMERS
MASTER GARDENER PROGRAM
ORANGE COUNTY ASSOCIATION FOR RETARDED CITIZENS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY ASSOCIATIO^l FOR OETARJEO CITIZENS
SEE ALSO N.C. ASSOCIATION FOR RFTAROEO CITIZEMS
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MONTHLY/ANN UAL INDEX
1/01/86 - 12/31/86
OPAN&E ARC WILL OPEN OFFICES SUNDAY
ORANGE COUNTY AS'IOCIATION OF EOUCATO'^S
SFE ALSO ORANGE COUMTY SCHOOLS , TEACHERS
COUNTY SCHOOL TEACHERS. AIDES ASK FOR SUPPLEMENTS
EARLY DISMISSALS. SLOW BUSES AIRED
ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF COMM 15 S I ON E" S
COMMISSIONERS HEAR MORE ON SCTISWOOO
Q2!;!:!'^5I°"ERS TABLE REQUEST FIR JURISDICTION
PORTO TELLS BOARD: TKEAT CARR''0'O. CHAPEL HILL SAME
COMMISSIONERS CALL HEARING TO ASSESS COUNTY WATER NEtOS
ORANGF WATER NEEDS TO BE AIRET march ^
WILLHOIT MAY OUIT COUNTY TASK FORCE
CENTEL OFFICIALS HEAR PHONE PANEL'S REPORT
SUPPQOTERS URGE COUNTY BOARD TO ALLOW FLEA MARKET TO EXPAND
ORANGE COUNTY VOLUNTEERS TO BE HONORED tAuRSOAV ':XPAND
ORANGF COUNTY 10 HONOR VOLUNTEERS
WALLACE WANTS MARCH MEETINGS 3N BOUNDARY
MEtTING POSTPONED
WILLHOIT: HOLD SPECIAL HEARIN-,S ON BUDGET
TOWN BOARD GOES TO BAT FOR SCOTSWOOD
WILLHOIT: DROP 70NE FROM LAND-USE PLAN
BOARD VOTFS FOR DROPPING ZONE
MEETING ON WATER TONIGHT
NEW WATER RESERVOIR PROPOSED AT HEARING
JOHNSON URGES STUDY OF SEVEN 1ILE CREEK
PANEL WANTS FASTER PHONE I MPRO VEHFNT 5 '
SyIS'?5^„^*^''E55ED OVER OROINA^ICS ON MOBILE HQMES
ORANGE BOARD ORDINANCE EMBARRASSING
NEW ORANGE OROINANCF IS AN UNFAIR BLOW
BOARD AGREES TO SEEK HELP ON TELEPHONE WOFS
ORANGE COUNTY OR 01 NANCE CALL ED EL IT I ST
ORDINANCE REQUIRES AMENITIES
EVERYONE THREATENED
REPORT ON PHONE SERVICE DELAYED
TASK FORCE DELAYS TELEPHONE R'^ POR T
ill ,'',lf,^r"J!=kt?'' "< li^iOS OUTLINED BY SCHOOL HEADS
2IP;:fr'cI'^?,^^"S?° .fP^i"^! DECEIVES TENTATIVE APPROVAL
ORANGE BOARD SEEKS HELP FOR PHONE WOES
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i/I^:^i55,f''°'^'-AMATION STIRS POLITICAL WATERS
2Ri?LAKT?i'N%K'Ai!"?!Rf ""^^ "" DISCRIMINATION
nk\,1^,il p'tMr^u"sT°?Rl??&^ETAj|°' ^'^'^^ ^°^"ANCE
BOARD WANTS PHONE SERVICE CHECKED
SPEEDWAY AMBULANCE
XAtl^l 5?TL"E""NG OH RAISING SALES TAX
DON'T RAISE LAKE DAM TO BENEFIT DEVELOPERS
*!-4«»NCE SEEKS LANDFILL SPACE FROM NE IGhSor S
Jk,*,?*^£^' 0''**'GE COMMISSIONERS TO MEET
SOUTHERN ORANGE COUNTY HAS 63-OAY WATER SUPPLY
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COMMISSIONERS EXPECTED TO OK LAND-USE PLAN
COMMISSIONERS OK JOINT LAND-U^E PLAN
EOUAL REPRESENTATION NEEDED
TWO PANELS TO TACKLE WATER PROBLEMS
5SS29t,VS?9S; ''«NEL READY FOR WORK ON FINAL REPORT
COMMISSIONERS FORM WATER STUDY PANELS
WATER RULES EXPECTED TO BE LIETcq
SffP?IL'''!!E SCHOOL MERGER LITTLE SUPPORT
HILLSBOROUGH GETS NEW PHONE G'^AR
ORANGE PROPERTY VALUES HEADED UP
TEMPEPS FLARE IN HEARING ON MTBILF HOME iONING
,3lPPM^?r^;^\1L?°?ifn^''l? WATERSHED, pfANNIfiG RIFTS
?iAky?'i,J? "r'i. «E1-0CATI0N PANEL ON AIRPORT SOON
lot^y sink's \°j^.r,\',T^°hu^^^'' °"" """' ^^"^^'"^
MOBILE HOME OWNERS WIN THEIR TATTLE
STATE WARNS county: IMPROVE FJNO RALANC'=
HFA%^UG-SN°?!iNrN2i?T°""'*'"-'* ""' '*"' -""^
^R"^Er°^'^L^^.5PEAK out againsT?-ACPE lot size
SUBJECTS
PAGi 7'il
l/0'/17
REGULATIONS
rSuMTV Pnf,l9^cy SUGGEST EASING PROPOSED BUFFER ZONF
?L-''9rL"s;jp2'*"A|.hi^l.KS^E3§l!? •""' "vper.ctive moment' since birth
ONE'S
M?^M^RsSSiL''lL^?l^8'StkiV^?5J^?J'c'^M;?S??S^^?,OF COUNTY COMMISSI
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E3j;F;ii?ig'2'L'i;jSs'ss3"AL'^s^PiR'' °^^" "' ''""'^■'"■' ^-'cre buffer
HUMAN services commission gets a NEW DIRECTION
''"'cii ^ryli^X„?°J'"' '^'^ COMMISSIONERS. BUDGET
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., BiJDGET
^7fr°„II'-'-S BOARD: TREAT CARR30R0. CHAP'^L HILL SAME
roLbV?llA.,?St"o^*'"'*'- "EARIN3S ON BUDGET ^
COMMISSIONERS OK ORANGE HIGH PROJECTS
MORE WELFARE WORKERS ARF NEEDED. REPORT SAYS
P D DATE C
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ELL BOARD
MOHE'mONEY 'is'KED"F"oR"sCHOOL"^SYSTEM?''
BOARD MAY MISS DEADLINE FOR BJOCET
SnUi^I5^'0'^^''5 POSTPONE VOTE O'l COUNTY'S BUDGET
BUDGET AUOPTION DELAYED AGAIN *■"""" ^ BUDGET
HEARING SET ON RAISING SALE-: TAX
TAX HIKE: PROPERTY 7z, SALES l/5z
tTJB.ODO PARED FROM SCHOOL BUDGET
ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS. CHAIRMAN
WILHUIT LEAVING CHAIRMANSHIP <-H«lKMAN
MS. MARSHALL ELECTED HEAD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF COMM I S SI ONE' S. ELECTIONS
FILING TO OPEN FOR MAY PRIMARY "^LeLllUNb
3 FILE FOR ORANGE COUNTY RACES
HCCULLOCK FILES FOR ORANGE SHERIFF
".ifl!^^'* "•'5- MARSHALL BOTH SEEK RE-ELECTION
?A,Sf,f2V'-'-°^° SEEK ORANGE RE-ELECTION
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS LLOYD, WALKER FILE FOR RE-ELECTION
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H 3 7/30/86 C
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H 3 8/05/86 C
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H 3 8/05/O6 C
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H 3 8/19/86 C
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H 2 a/28/86 A
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H 3 9/ 7/85 C
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H 2 9/ 7/86 D
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MONTHUr/AM
. A L INDEX
1/01/66 - l2/31/'!6
SUBJECTS
i/a'/i7
WHITTED JOriS RACE EC? CLERK TF CCUST
LATE EILIN&S CCPLICATE COUNTV BQARO RACE
«0S. CRUMLEY HITHORAhS cutm O MM I SS IONER RACE
CRU"LSY UUITS RACE
COMMISSIONER CANOIOATES REFLECT ORANC^'S OIVERSTIY
COM-I'SIONEf S ARE ACCUSED (jF "LOCKING NEh OEVELOPXEMT
VOTE FOR PROGRESS: VOTE CARL WALTERS lAO)
CANOIOaTES* COUNTnawN: CONFLICT OF INTERcST AIREU AT FQBUM
8 VIE FOR ORANGE CO^'MISSION SEATS
CHAfKjES NEEPED IN ORANGE
SPENOPJ'"-. CONTRIBUTIONS REPORTEH BY COU>!TY CANOIOATES
TUESOAY'S VTTE TO FILL HANY CTUNTY OFFICES
TEACHERS ENDORSEMENTS
H"AT HAS CARL NALTERS OTNE FQ' YOU LATELY-"... 1A31
NORMAN WALK=^«. INCUMBENT COUNTY COMMISSIONER lAOl
VOTE FOR KEN PUTNAM FOR ORANGF COUNTY COMMISSIONER lAOl
QPANCE CANOIOATES aUIZZEO ON SROJTh, SCHOOL MERGER
ELECTIONS GRAB SAG =0R ALL
ORANGE RE-ELECTS SHIRLEY MARS-lALL
?t;nUo?F?'^^V^^Si??iE!L'oi!lS'^S°Tn CHALLENGE IN RACE F0» COMMISSIONER
UALKlp^SE'KS^COMM'lSSinNER RUNIFC: DENIES CONFLICT-OF-INTEREST CHARGE...
UNAUTHORIZED SIGUATURES
THANKS =0R YOUR SUPRO'T. CARL WALTERS ( AD I
ACCUSATIONS PR£OQSTER?Uj
COMMISSIONER CLARIFIES POSITION ON I-40/NFw HOPE INTERCHANGE
STUDENTS WORKED ON THE 1° OWN
CAN11CATES ENODRSEO
ACCUSATIONS CALLED UNTRUE
STunENTS HELPED ON THEIR OWN
FPRUM TONIGHT F^R CANOIOATES
ORANGE COMMISSIONER: AO "AN ERROR'
IC-CEMT TAK INCREASE IN OFFING, CANDIDATE SAYS
COMMISSIONERS SAY ORANGE TAXES T3 JUMP
TWO CANDIDATES OPPOSE STARTUP OF SHEARON HARRIS
VOTERS TO PICK TWO Cu"MI SS ICN= R S
GROUP uopns'=0 TO SHEARON HARRIS ENDORSES ? IN COMMISSIONERS RACE
AREA RU'.'OFFS TO SETTLE may LEFTOVERS
ORAf'GF COUNTY DEMOCRATS VOTINS ON TWO RACES IN RUNOFF ELECTION
NEWCOMERS HALKIOTIS AND HARTwTLL UNSEAT ORANGE INCUMBENTS
NEWCOMERS WIN IN ORANGE VOTING
WALKER PUSHES ISSUE OF •FINANCIAL DISCLOSURE
ORANGE TO REVIVF FINANCIAL PAPERS
50M= ON ORANGE, CHATHAM BALLOTS ARE UNOPPOSED
THEIR VICTORIES NO PROBLEM
DEMOCRATS ELECTED IN ORANGE
ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, SwEARING-IN CEREMONY
DISCOURTEOUS TREATMENT
ORANGE COUNTY POARD OF EDUCATION
ORANGE SCHO"'L RESIDENTS SPEAK OUT: NO MERGER
SCHOOL MERGER DRAWS FIRE AT HEAPING
BOARD APPROVES RECOMMENDATION FOR BUILDING A,i ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
SCHOOL BOARD WANTS TAX INCREASE
HIGH SCHOOL RENOVATION "LANS DK'O
COUNTY SCHOCL TEACHERS, AIDES ASK FOR SUPPLEMENTS
BIOS TOTAL \2 M.ILLION FOR LEAST-COSTLY PLAN ON ORANGE HIGH WORK
MOR= POWER TO SEARCH STUDENTS GIVEN TO SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS
HilTHCOCK TO REMAIN ON COUNTY SCHOOL RCARO
DURHAM TECH TO npPN TWO CAMPUSES IN ORANGE COUNTY
MOST COUNTY SCHOOLS l,ETTING NEW PRINCIPALS
NEW PPP^CIPALS ASSIGNED TO ORANGE SCHOOLS
COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD OK S REDUCED CAPITAL BUDGET
STUDENTS' TEST SCORES ABOVE EXPECTATIONS
ENROLLMENT FIGURES SHOW STEADY GROWTH
SOME STUDENTS MAY LEAVE SCHOOL EARLY
EARLY DISMISSALS, SLOW BUSES AIRED
MORE ADULT BUS DRIVERS TO BE ^IREP
NO SCHOOL BOARD RESPONSE PLANNED ON MERGER STUDY
ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION, BUDGET
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS, BUDGET
15i SCHOOL BUDGET HIKE ADVISED
TEACHER QUESTIONS BOARD'S COMMITMENT CN SUPPLEMENTAL PAY
ORANGE SCHOOL BOARD DISCUSSES PAY SUPPLEMENTS FOR TFACHE
ORANGE SCHOOL BOARD OKS BUDGET
COUNTY SCHO"L LEADERS UNHAPPY wITH BUDGET RECOMMENDATION
»<.50,000 NOT NEARLY ENOUGH, SCHOOL OFFICIALS TELL BOARD
COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD ADOPTS INYEPIm njOGET
SCHOOL BOARD ELECTS EFLAND AS CHAIRMAN
COUNTY SCHOOLS BkACF FyR FUNO^. FIGHT
SCHOOL BOARD APPROVES SPENDING FOR PROGRAMS
ORANGE COUNTY OOARD OF EDUCATION, ELECTIONS
FILING TO OPEN FOR MAY PRIMARY
MRS. BARNES, BaTEMAN SEEKING RE-ELECTION
Z CANDIDATES FILE FOR SCHOOL =OARD
HILLSBURUUGH WOMAN FRES F0» CONGRESS
haIThCOCk seeks 3P0 TERM ON SCHOOL BOARD
NORMAN HAITHCOCK FILES FQR ORANGE SCHOOL BOARD
TREMBLEY SEEKS SEAT ON ORANGE CO. BOARD
WHITTED JOINS RACE FOR CLERK OF COURT
LATE FILINGS COMPLICATE COUNTY BOARD RACE
EIGHT PEOPLE SEEK 'i SCHOOL BOARD ScATS
MRS. SINGER: GROWTH KEY SChOC issue
ORANGE COUNTY CANDIDATES OFFE' VIEWS O.N EDUCATION
SPENDING, CONTRIBUTIONS REPORTED BY COUNTY CANDIDATES
TUESDAY'S VOTE TO FILL MANY COUNTY OFFICES _ „„ „, ^,
SO YUU WANT A CHANGf; ELECT JIM MURFREE TO ORANC-E CD. BOARD OF EU.
a ORANGE SCHOOL CANDIDATES' IDEAS DIFFER
ELECTIONS GRAB bag fqo «lL
BATPMAN. KENNEDY RETAIN SCHOOL BQARO SEATS: MRS. SINGER WINS
NOVICE, 3 IMCUMPENIS WIN SCHOOL BOARD SEATS
SCHOOL BOARD'S HAITHCOCK MAY JUIT OVER MILLER LOSS
HAITHCOCK TO REMAIN ON COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD
ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO ORANGE COU'ITV, N.C., VOTER REGISTRATION
3 FILE FOR IRANGE COUNTY RACE'
FEW NEW VOTERS SIGNING UP FOR PRIMARY
CHANGES NEEDED IN ORANG=
RE-ELECT SHIRLEY MARSHALL ORANGE COUNTY COMMISSIONER lAOl
ORANGE CO. VOTING 'AVERAGE'
VOTE official; no changes
ORANGE ANNOJNCES CANVASS RESULTS ,,,,„..
ORANGE COUNTY DEMOCRATS VOTINS ON TWO RACES IN RUNOFF ELECTION
VOTER REGISTRATION EFFORTS PLANNED
BOARD CANVASSES ORANGE RETURNS
ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF ENVIRONMENTAL AFFAIRS
SEE ALSO ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
SEE ALSO HAZARDOUS WASTE TREATMENT, N.C.
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C LAND USE
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riRANGE COUNTY BOARO OF SOCIAL SERVICES
SEE ALSO ORANGE C311HTY OEPT. OF SOCIAL SERVICES
SOCIAL SERVICES BOARO. THOMPSTN MEET
ORANGE COUNTY CLERK OF SUPERIO" COURT
SEE ALSO CLERKS OF COURT, N.C.
SEE ALSO COURTS. ORANGE COUNTY
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY COURTHOU'^E
AUDIT UNCOVERS ■DEFICIENCIES' IN CLERK'S OFFICE
3 FILE FUR GRANGE COUNTY RACES
ASSISTANT FILES FOR CLERK'S JTB
WHITTEO JOINS RACE FOR CLERK IF COURT
ORANGE COURT CLEkK PROUO OF CHANGES
NEW DESK. NEW HOURS FOR NEW CLERK OF COURT
ORANGE COUNTY CLERK OF SUPERIOR COJRT, ELECTIONS
LATE FILINGS CO'IPHCATE COUNTY 10ARO RACE
9ki«,I^,Pf "^P""! 5AYS POLICY STRESSES ACCOUNTABILITY
ir.i^Sit^f? CONTRIBUTIONS REPORTED BY COUNTY CANDIDATES
TUESDAY'S VOTE To FILL MANY COUNTY OFFICES
ORANGE CLERK CANDIDATES SPORT VARIED BACKGROUNDS
3 RUN FOR UPANCE COURT CLERK
CLERK OF COURT RACE FORCES RUNOFF
RUNOFF LOOMS FOR ORANGE CLERK JOB
ASSISTANT UNDECIDED ON RUNOFF AGAINST BOSS IN ORANGF CLERK RACE
CANoJoaTEs'pndJ^SEd'- ''"" ''''' ""' ^°" '" °LE«-OF'-Co5R"T''iIcE
RECOGNITION OF NAME KEY IN CLERK RACE
RUNOFF TO SETTLE RIVALRY FQR ;lFRK'S POST
^ststiY'siisrs s^^i^Tf rMjji's ?^eJi^?s"5§i^ '" ''""''' ^^""^^
NEWCOMERS WIN IN ORANGE VOTING
ORANGE COUNTY COALITION OF CONCERNED CHRISTIANS
MRS. FRA^IER TO SPEAK
ORANGE COUNTY COMMISSION FOR WOMEN
INTERIM HEAD OF COMMISSION NA'-ED
ORANGE COUNTY COMMUNITY WATCH PROGRAM
5S':f.?,^S:^'^^l° "^"0 OF COMMUNITY WATCH
a«'S^tui°yj|'fuE?JSy '"'°"'" '^^"^ BARBECUE
MS. PERRY NAMED SECRETARY
BARBECUE TO BENEFIT COMMUNITY WATCH
COMMUNITY WATCH TO HOLD BARBECUE
ORANGE COUNTY CORRECTIONAL UNIT
JAIL CONDITIONS BAD
ORANGE COUNTY COURTHOUSE
SEE ALSO COURTS. ORANGE COUNTY
li§ ?!-5S "f'NGE COUNTY CLERK OF SUPERIOR COURT
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY GRAND JU'Y
COURTHOUSE RENOVATION TO 3£ C"MPLETEO SOON
COURTHOUSE RENOVATION NFARS E>1D '" "" ^^""
COURTHOUSE CELEBRATION SET MAY J5
OFFICIALS SET COURTHOUSE CELEBRATION
RENOVATED COURTHOUSE ««iiun
200 ATTEND COURTHOUSE CEREMONY
ORANGE COUNTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY
SEE ALSO DEMOCRATIC PARTY, N.C.
?ll tMS Sy""*" COUNTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY
DEMOCRATS TO meet"'''' ''°"'*'' DEMOCRATS
DEMOCRATS PLAN RECEPTION SUNDAY
ORANGE DEMOCRATS PLAN GAMES
DEMOCRATS PLAN PARTY, PROMISE NO SPEECHES
ORANGE COUNTY OEPT. OF SOCIAL SERVICES
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF SOCIAL SERVICE";
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u?'-'-'^IS^S SANTAS ARE NEEDED FDR FOSTER CHILDREN
MS. PRYOR-COOK NAMED OlRErTOR
EMERGENCY MONEY DWINDLING
ORANGE COUNTY OEPT. OF SOC I AL SER VI CE S , BUDGET
MORE WELFARE WORKERS ARE NEEOE 0, REPORT SAYS
ORANGE COUNTY OEPT. ON AGING
SEE ALSO AGING
5 COUNTY PROGRAMS WIN NATIONAL AWARDS
'"'"^'■■L'^n'j;];; IIIZM ""orney ialso da for Chatham countyi
DA WANTS STRONGER LAW FOR COMPENSATING VICTIMS
ORANGE COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORfJEY, ELECTIONS
L'fE FILINGS CO'IPLICATE COUNTY BOARD RACE
CANOIOATE: ASSAULT VICTIMS TREATED BETTER
S; f,^J'9J°;i''5 PLEDGE WAP ON A3USE
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5 COUNTY PROGRAMS WIN NATIONAL AWARDS
GOLOKIST DECIDES NOT To RELOCATE THE HILLSBOROUGH LIVESTOCK MARKET
ORANGE COUNTY EDUCATION FOUNDATION
SEE ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS. FOUNDATION
'^'*'?ci i?y^''X EMERGENCY DISPATCH CENTER
cli ^^IS ?U°HAM COMMUNICATION CENTER
cii t\-iZ EMERGENCY COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM (9111
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ORANGF REGAINS 911 EMERGENCY ^ERVICE
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SUBJECTS
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5 CnUNTY PROGRAMS WIN NATIONAL AWARDS
ORANGE COUNTY FARM RELIEF
SEE ALSO FARMERS. ORANGF COUNTY
RELIEF FROM CHURCH COUNCIL
ORANGE COU'ITY FIREMAN'S ASSOCIATION
FIREFIGHTERS FORM •FRATERNITY'
RESCUES FROM FARM MACHINES PA^T OF FIRE SCHOOL
ORANGE COUNTY GRAND JU'Y
SEE ALSO COURTS. ORANGE COUNTY
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY COURTHOUSE
GRAND JURY INDICTS EX-H" ESTL E' S AT UNC
GRAND JURY INDICTS ORANGE INMAIE J rg ASSAULT ON WHITE CROSS WOMAN
GRAND JURY INOICTS CARTER IN ASSAULT CASE
GRAND JURY MEETS. BUT NO INDICTMENTS SOUGHT FOR RAID
CONCERT WITHOUT AN ACT BRINGS INDICTMENTS
GRAND JURY INDICTS MAN IN FATAL ACCIDENT
ORANGE COUNTY HEALTH DEPT.
RABIES SHOT ISSUE INJECTED INTO ORANGE COURT
ORANGE GETTING TOUGH ON PET VACCINATIONS
ORANGE COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT HAS COME A LONG HAY IN DECADE
ORANGE COUNTY HUMAN S£°VICES COH'IISSIJN
TASK FORCE BEGINS WORK ON WELFARE REVIEW
HUMAN SERVICES PANEL SHOULD HAVE FEWER AGENCY DIRECTORS...
HUMAN SERVICES COMMISSION GET': j ^^£w DIRECTION
ORANGE COUNTY INOUSTPIAL FACILITIES t POLLUTION CONTROL FINANCING AUTHORITY
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY. N.C.. noUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
TOWN TO GET 2 INDUSTRIES
ORANGE COUNTY INTERNATIONAL SPEEDWAY
SEE ALSO STOCK CAR RACING
VILAS JOINS TOP SEEDS IN FOREST HILLS FINAL 0
INGRAM, HILL DCS FAVORITES
HILL'S BLOWN ENGINE BLOWS CHA>ICSS AT OC S TRACK TITLE
ORANGE COUNTY INVESTMENT GROUP
APARTMENT PLANS GET GO-AHEAD
ORANGE COUNTY lUVESTORS , ,
SUPPORTERS URGE COUNTY BOARD TO ALLOW FLEA
lARKET TO EXPAND
ORANGE COUNTY INVITATIONAL GOLF TOURNAMENT
LOCAL TOURNAMENT DATES SET
HOLLAND TREADS FAMILIAR GROUWl IN OC I
OLD PRO FINDS A NEW STROKE F0= OC I LE»D
NEVILLE SLIPS. BUT STILL IN F10NT OF OC I FIELD
S. AFRICAN TAR HEEL STILL LEARNING
BRADLEY'S T- EARNS ORANGE CO. GOLF TITLE
ORANGE COUNTY JAIL
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPT.
ORANGE INMATE DIES SATURDAY
DRUGS FATAL TO PRISONER. EXAM SHOWS
'WEEKENDERS' POSE PROBLEM AT COUNTY JAIL
CORRECTION
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GAINST 2-ACRE LOT SIZE
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ORANGE COUNTY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE FOR EDUCATORS
SEE POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE for EDUCATION
ORANGE COUNTY PRISON UNIT
JAIL FOOD IS SIMPLY YUMMY
INMATE CHARGED IN ORANGE ASSAJLT
INMATE IS CHARGFD IN ORANGE ASSAULT
CONVICT'S RECORD: VICTIM DECAPITATED
HOSPITAL RELEASES TI-YEAR-OLD VICTIM IN KIDNAP. ASSAULT
ESCAPE CHARGE FILED AGAINST C'RTER
PRISONER FACES WEAPONS CHARGE
HEARING FOR CARTER RESCHEDULE"
INMATE MISSING
•KRICK' BUILDS CHARACTER
FORWARD. HALT
2ND ORANGE ESCAPEE ACCUSED OF KIDNAP. RAPE
QPAtlGF FSCAPEE ONCE FACED DEATH SENTENCE
ORANGE ESCAPEE WAS IN VA.; DA AWAITS WORD ON FBI AID
FOX: DENY WORK-RELEASE FOR RACISTS
FOX SAYS RAPISTS SHOULD BE DE^IFO WORK RELEASE RIGHTS
ORANGF ESCAPEE GIVES UP IN UTIH
ESCAPEE SURRENDERS TO FR I IN UTAH
PSYCHOLOGICAL SCREENING DONE TN PRISONERS
ESCAPEE INDICTED IN ASSAULT
CARTER GETS 2'ID LIFE TERM IN ASSAULT CASE
ACTING WARDEN IS APPOINTED FQO PRISON UNIT
ORANGE COUNTY PROBATION OFFICE
SEE ALSO PROBATION
STAFF OF SIX HANDLES OVER 600 PROBATION CASES
ORANGE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
ATTENTION: QUILT MAKERS
A PLACE TO GO... LIBRARIANS L^ ND nOOKS AND PATIENCE
ORANGE COUNTY RAPE CRISIS CENTER (FORMERLY CHAPEL HI LL/C ARRBORO. . . 1
PAMPHLETS AVAILABLE
RAPE CRISIS CFNTER TO SEEK MEMBERS
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H 2 5/01/86 A 14
S 2 5/03/B6 A 13
H 3 11/17/86 B 1
3 9/2A/86 C 1 N MIC
3 12/03/86 e 1 N "10
3 12/17/86 C 1 N "10
H 3 2/26/H6 B I
H 2 5/09/86 C '
S 2 6/12/86 B 4
H 2 10/12/86 B IC
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H 3 2/2'5/86 C 1 N MIO
6/2?/»6
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8/03/1=6
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N
C<.9
3/03/86
B
6 P
N
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li/04/86
B
2 P
N
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H 2 1/20/86 B 7
H 2 1/21/86 B 6
H 3 12/18/86 B 1 P
H 3 12/19/86 0 I
H 3
1/D7/86
C
N
Pin
H 3
2/05/86
;i
N
H 3
2/l<./"6
B
N
MID
H 3
2/27/86
B
N
MID
H 1
3/13/86
B
N
MIO
H 3
3/19/86
(
N
MIO
H 3
"./08/P6
(,
N
MIC
H 7
4/17/86
A t
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H 2
4/17/86
A
L
H 3
4/23/86
(.
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H 2
5/06/86
A 1
N
H 3
5/08/»6
B
N
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S ?
8/02/86
A
N
«1()
H 3
9/09/86
1.
N
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H 3
9/17/86
(
N
'MO
S I
9/17/86
A
N
H 3
IO/03/B6
B
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ll/OJ/Ri
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H 3
11/25/86
c
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H 3
12/16/86
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H 3
12/17/80
c
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H 7
2/27/86
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H 2
4/2D/''6
A
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4/21/86
A
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H 2
4/22/86
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H 3
4/24/86
H
N
H 7
4/26/86
f
14
N
S 7
4/26/86
A
N
H 3
5/13/86
B
N
H 7
7/03/86
A
17
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H 7
7/19/86
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H 7
7/26/86
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H 7
3/14/R6
A
N
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H ?
8/15/''6
H
N
'UII
S 7
8/15/86
1
N
H 7
3/16/86
I
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S 2
3/16/86
(
N
S 2
8/l''/86
A
N
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H 7
8/20/86
c
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'1.1
H 7
9/a8/''6
H
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H 3
ll/04/n6
1
N
H 3
11/08/86
(
N
"61
H 3
12/2D/06
C
N
H 3 9/30/86 C
H 3 3/18/n6 C 3 N
H 2 11/30/86 E 1 P ■: ZU
H 3 3/15/86 C 1 N
S 2 4/11/86 C 7 N
MONTHLV/A
N N U A L
1/01/86 -
I N 0 E X
12/31/Plb
SUBJECTS
'ACE 7 '5 5
I/0<)/97
INCEST VICTIMS FIND IT DIFFICULT TO SEEK, ACCEPT THERAPY
ORANr.E COUNTY RECREATION OEPT.
TEEN FALL FFST OFFERS VARIED WORKSHOPS
ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER OF DEEDS
LATE FILINGS COMPLICATE COUNTY BOARD RACE
ORANCE COUNTY REPUBLICAN PARTY
SFE REPUBLICAN PARTY, ORANGE COUNTY
ORANGE COUNTY RESCUE SOU«D
SEE ALSO SOUTH ORANGE RFSCUF 50JA0
WOMAN HEADS RESCUE SQUAD
EMERGENCIES Ol'TS TR I PPI Nf, RESCUE SERVICE'S CAPABILITY
ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS
SEE ALSO ORANGE HIGH SCHOOL
SEE ALSO SCHOOL MERGER STUDY CO'IMISSIDN
HILL TELLS SMALL TURNOUT SCHOOL MERGER INEVITABLE
ORANGE SCHOOL RESIDENTS SPEAK JiJT: NO MFRGER
SCHOOL MERGER DRAWS FIKE AT HEAR NG "'^'*'^"
SCHOOL GETS READING PROGRAM
SCHOOL MERGER Rfrort on AGENDA OF COMMISSIONERS
'^'"'^'"inCDUNIY SCHOOLS, ACCREDIT AT IDN
SOME STUDENTS MAY LEAVE SCHOOL EARLY
ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS, ANNUAL TESTING PROGRAM
STUDENTS' TEST SCORES ABOVE EXPECTATIONS
ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS, BUDGET
PUPIL'?X?^Sih{?!jRi? ^S?g|N?f bF^lgogJES^"""' ""°^
no^firi^fS^^STIONS BOARD'S COMMITMENT ON SUPPLEMENTAL PAY
°o5j;i^l lc^K83t B^SJgg 0°K'i'^5aEiT"^ SUPPLE^^NT^s'^^rfEA^i^ER
TRATORS
■ ADDER SYSTEM
COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD ADOPTS INTERIM 9UDGET
COUNTY SCHOOLS BRACE FOR FUNDS FIGHT
COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD OK S REDUCED CAPITAL BUDGET
ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS, BUSFS
SCHOOLS USING 27 DEFECTIVE BUSES
i?sg?ui°fiSEuR"rfN^ JrS«c{"""=e
?''£^s^rt;^E'';His\^iytL'?,'Su?^'SfL?ir """°^ ^^'
NO CHARGES FILED IN SCHOOL BUS WRECK
ENROLLMENT FIGURES SHOW STEADY g!*OWTh
^I^S^^J^Sy? DRIVERS DEFENDED BY SCHOOLS' TRANSPORTATION THtFF
MORE ADULT BUS DRIVERS TO BE HIRED
ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS, CALENDAR AND SCHEDULES
HOLIDAY CLOSINGS IN ORANGE COUNTY
ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS, CLOSING
SI||LING SCHOOLS ARE CLOSED EARLY
Hc!f*IPIiJi=,"^'T CAUSES SCHOOLS TO CLOSE EARLY
?^5IrS'-Si^^, SCHOOLS EARLY FOR 3RD TIME
SAFETY OF SCHOOL CHILDREN OVERLOOKED
EARLY DISMISSALS, SLOW BUSES A IREO
ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS, CONSTRUCTION
f?5S8L''?SSg^'SA?fi°7Xx'''?N*J^?Xsi°« BUILDING AN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
HiSy SCHOOL RENOVATION PLAN' DK'D
iii:i(^:"yisS''"--^--'-"«"--- s-§s-« -- --
i?v^FE^°s^'r^:iAji'rS:E^icSSir"— ^
ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS, CURRICULUM
POSITIONS ON MERGING SCHOOLS AIBEO
"RANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS, ENROLLMENT
tll^SfriP SKEPTICAL OF MERGER
ENROLLMENT FIGURES SHOW STEADY Growth
POSITIONS ON MERGING SCHOOLS URED
OX'NGE COUNTY SCHOOLS, FOUNDATION
^\y)i?U^"g?^^E?'Vh^^^S^^??°S?^gti^s"^°"^ FOUNDATION
EDUCATION FOUNDATION MEETING SoSl OF LINKING SCHOOLS, COi
MMUNITIES
ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS, GRANTS
ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS TO RECEIVE GRANT
ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS, HEALTH PROGRAM
l,,;?Si-S'^ FFVER PRECAUTIONS TAK^N: MORE CASES RFprRTFn
DURHAM, ORANGE OFFICIALS SEE INCREASE IN CAS?S OF SC^r'IIeT FEvE
ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS, IMMUNIZATION
D^SJStS: SlA^^SF^?l^fc"[I??SE^"U^dRFTI 5;!^^S?roTl?;R7ET FFVE
"""^^0SSVr?c58^??4lT^I^G°!^?5?f!^N IN APRIL
ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS, PRINCIPALS
HOST COUNTY SCHOOLS GFTTING N= W PRINCIPAIS
NEW PRINCIPALS ASSIGNED TO ORANGE SCHOOLS
^''"'^loST^?TS8?S?k!'s5il5^i",^«2'^?tt!| ,,, 3,,,,
"''"'■lu'^i'iiii i^???^?iL^'8rsisjir^^*^ '^^^■"
"'"""'l.£?H*"JrSCHOOLS, SUPPLEMENTAL SCHOOL TAX
panel: school merger could mean liORE tax
ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS, TEACHERS
III
P D DATE C Pr. L P TYL
H ? 12/12/R6 B 2PM O^tO
H 2 ll/0ii/P6 p 2 N
H 3 Z/O't/Sb CI N Bai
S 2
lo/o'/ne A
6 P F G59
H 3
U/21/86 6
1 N "10
H 3
2/06/06 K
N W 2 7
H 3
2/21/86 C
1 N J27
S 1
2/21/16 C
N
S 2
2/25/86 C
N
H 2
5/16/96 B
N
H 3
5/23/86 C
N M 10
H 3
10/07/86 B
M 9 10
H 3
10/17/96 r.
N W27
H 3
12/07/86 C
1 N W27
H 3
>)/23/06 C
I N 9[0
H 3
8/l<?/86 C
1 N f\10
H 3
'./1S/H6 C
1 N RIO
H 3
<./23/n6 C
1 N MID
S 2
5/06/86 A
4 E
H 3
5/UO/86 B
1 N t^ir
5 2
5/09/Pb A
9 N
H 3
5/13/96 B
I N P. 1 n
H 2
6/0 1/96 A
I N M 10
H 3
6/10/96 C
1 N « I n
H 3
6/17/96 C
1 N
H 3
6/20/96 e
1 N Min
H 3
6/26/96 B
1 N 9 1 0
H 3
7/15/B6 C
I N 9 10
H 3
a/05/96 C
1 N lin
H 3
2/11/86 B
1 N no
S '
3/04/96 B
1 N ^3 n
S 2
5/21/96 A
1 N H I
S 2
9/02/86 A
1 N M 0
H y
9/03/96 A
I P N M 0
S 2
9/D3/96 C
I N
H 3
9/09/96 C
1 N 9 10
H 3
9/19/96 B
I N 910
H 3
10/07/96 U
1 N W27
H 3
10/21/86 b
1 N .' 1 0
H J
11/11/86 C
1 N RIP
S 2
12/20/86 B
I N
H 3
9/27/96 C
1 N
H 3
0/03/86 B
1 N L90
H 3
0/T./96 C
1 N
H 2
0/15/96 A
4 L
H 3
0/21/86 B
1 N t^in
H 3
2/25/86 C
I N RID
H 3
3/0A/96 B
t N 9 10
H 3
3/11/86 C
1 N
H 3
4/19/06 9
^ N R 1 n
H 3
4/23/96 C
1 N M 1 0
S 2
5/20/86 C
1 P 0 T37
H 3
6/10/86 C
1 N = 1 P
H 3
11/27/86 B
1 P N M n
S 2
11/28/96 A
1 N Mip
H 3
2/09/86 C
1 N " 10
H 3
1/24/96 6
1 n RIP
H 3
9/09/86 C
1 N :3 10
H 3 lZ/09/Kt, C
1 N RIP
H 3 3/19/86 C 3 N
H 3 10/09/86 B 1 P N RIO
H 2 2/28/96 B 3 N
H 2 5/22/86 A 1 N P 60
S 2 5/22/96 A 17 'I
H 2 5/22/86 A 1 H r6P
S 2 5/22/86 A 17 N
H 3 2/29/86 e 1
H 3 7/04/86 B 1 P N U"
S 2 7/04/86 C 6 P N
H 3 7/03/86 a 1 n
H 3 1/24/86 U I >l RID
H 3 3/12/86 C 1 •( W27
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N N U A L
1/01/86 -
INDEX
U/31/16
SUBJECTS
'ASS 7';6
1/00/17
SEE ALSO GRANGE Cnufirt ASSOCIATION OF EluCATORS
SEE Aisn TEACHE^is. Chapel hill 'nt carsxcru
COUNTY SCHOOL Tt^ACHERSt AIDES ASK FTH SUPPLEMENTS
TEACHER QUESTIONS BOAOO'S COX^ITHENT CN SUPPLEMENTAL PAY
ORANGE SCHOOL BOARD DISCUSSES PAY S')PPLEMENTS FOR TEACHERS
ORANGE SCHOOL B3AP0 GKS BUOCE^
SCHOOL BOARO APPROVES SPENOIfC FOR PROGRAMS
COUNTY TEACMEOS LESS CONCERNED IN 2N0 YEAR Of CAREER LADDER
LANGUAGE BECOMES VERY. VERY FOREIGN AROUND ORANGE HIGH
TEACHERS FIND NEWSPAPER USEFUL IN TEACHING VARIETY OF SUBJECTS
ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS. TEACHER'S AIDES
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS. N.C., TEACHER':' AIDES
COUNTY SCHOOL TEACHERS. AIDES ASK FOR SUPPLEMENTS
•J E
P D
S
DATE C
PC,
I
L
L
T
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D =YL
SYSTEM
H 1
M 3
S 2
H 3
H 3
H 3
H 3
3/25/ot A
5/00/66 B
5/00/P6 A
5/13/66 B
8/20/B6 C
10/0T/B6 £
11/01/86 C
I
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c
1
1
1
1
P
N »n
N Ol"
N
N ?in
N 010
N RIO
F ^10
OkANGE COUNTY SC"0'^LS
SEE ALSO MERGERS A
SEE ALSO SCHQTL M-
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS,
LUNSFCRT SKEPTIC
SUPERINTENDENT 0
haithCOCk seeks
HILL TELLS SMALL
SCHOOL MERGER G'
ORANGE SCHOOL RE
SCHOOL MERGER OR
BOARD APPROVES «
panel: SCHOOL ME
SCHOOL MERGER AL
SCHOOL "BOARD'S H
LEGISLATORS SAY
GROWTH TO CONTIN
SCHOOL MERGER RE
SCHOOL MERGER PA
REPORTS GIVE SCH
SCHOOL MERGES PA
FINAL REPORT ON
ORANGE GROUP'S R
PANEL: SCHOOL ME
NO SCHOOL 6OAOD
SCHOOL MERGER RE
POSITIONS ON MER
/CHAPEL HILL
NO Takeovers
RGER STUDY C
N.C.. MERGER
AL OF MERGER
PROSES SCHOn
3RD TER" ON
TURNOUT SCH
OUP TO MOLD
SIDENTS SPEA
AWS FIRE AT
ECOMMENOATIO
RGER COULO "
LOWS FLEXIBt
AITHCOCK MAY
SCHOOL MERGE
UE. PANEL TO
PORTS DUE IN
NEL READY FO
OOL MERGER L
NEL DEBATES
SCHOOL "ERGE
EPORT ENOOSS
RGER DESIOA"
RESPONSE PLA
PORT ON AGcN
GTNG SCHOOLS
/:aRR90R0 SCHOOLS. MERGER
OM MISSION
S
L MERCER
S'-riOJL BOARO
OOL MERGER INEVITABLE
P I3LIC HEARING
OUT: NO MERGER
n" FOR BUILDING AN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
ein more tax
lt ty. study panel told
juit over miller loss
rs push has eased
l:>
septem-ier
r work on final report
ittle support
SJM^APY
R EXPECTED TO BE 'MORE POSITIVE'
ES MERGER OF SCHOOLS
BUT NOT NOW
NNEO ON MERGER STUDY
DA OF COMMISSIONERS
A IRED
ORANGE COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPT.
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY EMERGENCY DISPATCH CENTER
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY JAIL
SEE ALSO ThF SHERIFF'S ACADEMY
ORANGE COUNTY SHERIFF PRAISED
FLORIDA MAN SURRENDERS AFTER 'TANrOFF
FLORIDA MAN ARRESTED AFTER STANDOFF IN VAN
ORANGE CCMI SS I'^NFR: AD 'AN ERROR'
MISSING MAN'S WIFE ASKED FOR POLYGRAPH
MAN FiCFS CHARGE OF IMPERSONATING SHERIFF'S DETECTIVE
SBI CLEARS DEPUTIES IN SHOOTING OF TEEN. Fox SAYS
SRI CLEARS ORANGE OFFICIALS
BURCH CHANDLER COMPTON, ORANGE COUNTY DEPUTY, 57
CLEARING The RECORD
ORANGE COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPT., DEPUTIES
MAN SHUT l>Y SHERIFF'S DEPUTY
ORANGE COUNTY
3 FILE Fi
MCCULLOC
SHERIFF
PENDERGP
LATE FIL
REELECT
SHERIFF,
2 oPEN F
SPENDING
TUESDAY'
VOTE pa»
SHERIFF
SHERIFF
PENDEPGP
REPUBLIC
ORANOE T
ORANGE S
SHERIFF
ORA'.'GF S
SHERIFF'S DEPT.. ELECTIONS
OR ORANGE COUNTY RACE:
K FILES FOR ORANGE SHERIFF
FILES FOR RE-ELECTION
ASS SEEKS RE-ELECTION AS SHERIFF OF ORANGE COUNTY
INGS COMPLICATE COUNTY BOARD PACE
SHERIFF PENDERGRASS
CHALLENGER CISAGREE ON DEPUTIES
IRE IN ORANGE SHERIFF'S RACE
. CONTRIBUTIONS REPHR'^eD BY COUNTY CANDIDATES
S VOTE TO FILL MANY COUNTY OFFICES
BY MCCULLOCK FOR SHERIFF OF ORANGE COUNTY (AOl
FACES CHALLENGER
PENOERGRASS TAKES ALL PRECINCTS IN LANDSLIDE
ASS: SERVICE SPARKED VICTORY
AN HOPES TO UNSEAT SHERIFF
0 PICK Sheriff
HERIFF"; RACE OUIET
HANDILY DEFEATS CHALLENGE
HERIFF INTENDS TO MAINTMN RESPOI4Sc TIME
ORANGE COUNTY SOLID WASTE TASK FORCE
SEE ALSO WASTE RECYCLING
S130,00C RECYCLING PROGRAM RECOMMENOEO for COUNTY
REPORT: TRAFFIC OUTSTRIPPING ROADS
ORANC-E COUN
NORTH-
KARL F
HILL A
HILL w
TOMMY
HILL W
SNIDER
FANFAR
150-LA
HOUSTO
THIS A
FANFAR
BURTON
TAYLOR
SPEEDW
SPEEOW
FANFAP
BLANKE
FANFAR
FANFAR
FANFAR
FANFAR
FANFAR
FANFAR
FANFAR
JARRET
RICHMO
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OCS RE
SHEPPA
FANFAR
FAP^FAP
HALL C
FANFAR
BLANKE
FANFAR
FANFAR
fa:. FAR
SPEED«AY
UTH CLASH LOOMS AT OC
cD AS CAVALIERS' HEAD COACH
INNER AGAIN AT OCS
S AT OCS
LIS' DREAM TEAM LOSING STEAM
S OCS FEATURE RACE
BETTENHAUSEN CLOSE INDY 3UALIFYINC
ET CETERA
RACE TOPS DCS CARD
BEGGARLY TAKE WINS AT DCS
THAT
ORANGE CLASH T'^NIGHT
ETS OCS WIN BUT TAYLOR TAKES CLASH
AS "IS CAR DIALED IN II OCS
NEEDS RESCUE SOUiD
AMBULANCE
ORANGE COUNTY RACING
HIP COMES READY TO Ru^. CLAIMS OCS FEATURE
TIGHT RACING EXPECTEO
ORANGE COUNTY RACING
THE WINSTON 250
RACING AT DCS
MAKEUP DATES AT OCS
RACING AT ncs
RACING AT OCS
AVOIDS WRECKS. WINS
"S PIT CREW CAN BE SEEN PREKING IN TV COMMERCIALS
RACING. ..AND MORE
HEDULING; ELLIOTT TO APPEAR
. PATTERSON WIN OCS MAIN EVENTS
RACING AT OCS
RACING AT ?CS
TURES FIRST AT 1CS
RACING AT -CS
HIP CLAIMS OCS FEATURE
OCS RACING
ELLIOTT AT OCS
ELLI"TT TO faF AT OCS
H 2 U/27/86 C 12 P N '"OT
H 3 3/25/P6
1/24/R6
M
N
810
1/24/R6
A
N
1/25/R6
c
1 p
N
W27
2/06/P6
B
N
W?7
2/20/P6
A
I".
N
2/21/96
C
•1
■•l?7
2/21/R6
(
N
2/25/e6
c
N
11"
3/12/R6
c
N
W2'
4/10/R6
A
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N
W27
5/09/86
h
1 p
N
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5/21/80
(
N
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5/12/86
B
N
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3/22/86
H
N
W77
9/17/86
n
N
9/18/86
a
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C/17/86
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1/12/96
L
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1/19/86
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l/2D/e6
H
N
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(.
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2/07/86
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12/09/86
c
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3/05/86 A
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3
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4/03/86 C
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5/29/6b A
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7/26/85 C
I P
H 81C
H
9/16/86 C
N
H
11/31/86 C
1 P
N "10
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11/01/86 C
'1
H
7
12/28/86 C
0
H
2
12/29/85 C
N
H 3 10/00/86 B 1
2
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C
1
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3
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c
1
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3
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0
1 P
N
2
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A
10
N
3
2/04/86
c
1
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2
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A
4
L
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5/01/85
B
1
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881
2
5/J2/86
A
10
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881
3
5/03/86
c
1
N
881
3
5/33/P6
C
1
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181
2
5/0A/86
A
17 0
A
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5/04/86
C
3 P
N
89
3
5/07/86
c
I P
N
88
2
5/07/86
A
3
N
89
3
10/27/86
e
1 P
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810
2
11/01/86
A
1
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2
11/02/86
0
7 P
N
8 10
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11/05/B6
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I P
N
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U/05/P6
A
3
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4/10/05
A
22
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6/11/86
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3/00/85
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3/17/86
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4 0
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4/01/85
D
4
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4/01/85
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2
4/27/86
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9
N
2
5/19/86
B
5
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5/19/85
c
3
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6/13/86
c
3
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6/14/86
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N
2
5/15/85
B
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W60
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5/20/85
0
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6/21/°6
0
3 P
N
2
6/22/86
B
5
N
W60
2
6/20/86
B
10
N
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2
7/J1/86
A
4
L
2
7/10/85
A
4
L
2
7/10/86
D
3
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7/13/85
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5
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2
7/24/86
0
4
N
2
7/25/86
D
3
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2
3/U1/86
c
3
N
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3/02/86
0
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2
9/05/86
0
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3/14/86
D
3
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2
9/15/86
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PEARSHN OUTRUNS LUCK, BODrUE FOR r.RAND NATInNAL WIN H ? 3/711/0^ B in m
L"JV2? 'ii,^? LONGEST OCS RACE. BUT PATTERSON TAKES POINTS TITLE S I loAV/nt n 5 M
ENGINE WOES END MILL'S RUN FO! OCS TITLE u i "< i 1 iliLb S Z I0/13/R6 D 12 N ^^^
ORANGE COUNTY SPEEOHAY RESCUE SUUAn
SPEEDWAY NEEDS RESCUE SOUAO H , 7/,iwba . i.
SPEEDWAY AMBULANCE » } VAl.'At J t \_
ORANGE COUNTY TAX OFFICE
m *!-5S SK»N<^E COUNTY, N.C., PROPERTY REVALUATION
SFE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C.. TAXES
MONDAY LAST DEADLINE FOR 1985 PR JPERTY T AX t S H 1 l/in/B», K i
ORANGE TAX DEADLINES NEAR 7 i \',?A',l'l ? ! ' ,.,
PROPERTY TAXES OPPOSED J 2 9/05/86 A 4 L
ORANGE COUNTY TECHNICAL REVIEW TAS< FORCE
SEE ALSO HILLSBOROUGH, N.C., TELEPHONFS
CENTEL OFFICIALS HEAR PHONE PANEL'S REPORT „ 3 2/21/116 3 I N COi
ORANGE COUNTY HATER AND SEWER AUTHORITY
SFE ORANGE WATER AND SEWER AUTHDRITY
ORANGE COUNTY WOMEN'S CENTER
SEE WOMEN' S CENTER
ORANGE COUNTY YOUNG DEMOCRATS
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY
?.PS?S'^2"'5 TFE OFF ON COflEY, REPUBLICANS H I >l'\hl!'t. B 1 M aBi
candidate: ASSAULT VICTIMS TR-IATED SETTER H 3 3/lf/fl6 6 1 P N "I'
ORANGE FACTORY
HOME SWEET MANUFACTURED HOME u , ,/,q/o^ n , a r: c on
SR'ASr^iJfoJ?":SE?f's'^S^"lo8r?^^E""™' RESIDENTS ADJUST TO NEW HOMES K I VAV^l ? | % ^ 512
ORANGE FACTORY ROAD
TREYBURN ROAD PLAN ENDORSED BY CITY PANEL H 2 I/14/B6 C \ N S51
ORANGE FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN
DOSSIER: EDWARD N. MANN JR. u , j/io/at • ,, o n
ORANGE FEDERAL SEEKS CONVERSION TO <;TOCK INSTITUTION H f WAVAX r ? N
ORANGE FEDERAL SCL SEEKS APPRIVAL TO CONVERT TO STOCK-OWNFJ COMPANY H 2 ll/°E^SI C 17 N Ct
ORANGE GROVE ROAD
WHERe INTERSTATE HIGHWAYS MEET
H 3 10/09/R6 U IPO S76
12/06/86 B 1
H J -i/23/fl6 C I
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ORANGE HIGH SCHOOL
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS
SS''I9 ^E'-'-S board: treat CARR^ORO. CHAPEL HILL SAME h 3 7/n<./flA r 1 m
S?S2°Sc'SSSriiNS5S?73^TfUrO^?g ^"'^""^'^ .fiSL^EMlNTARY SCHOOL l l „0
FUND CONTRIRUTyoN'-""' '°'' '-'"^-"'''-* "'■"^ O'' """^^ "X^" «°'"' «' 1/1^/^6 6 \ N-in .<
626-UNIT SCOTSWOOO PROJECT RECEIVES TENTATIVE APPROVAI t \ ViWiVi J ' ? '' '' ^ V
COMMISSIONERS OK ORANGE HIGH^ROJECTS APPROVAL H 3 5/06/86 C N Mjn ^u
E^ff'^^I ?Sr?klS°"'° '"^^ ^"^""^ H \ VAVllX I \ k V& i-i
BREAKING GROUND " I I'W.l'' C J " ^ T37
WINNERS ALL 5 2 5/20/86 C 1 P o T37 fV
NEWS TO 5o " I 5/31/86 B 1 P P M6«, : !.)
INFORMAL SURVEY " ^ 7/05/86 B I T N 1 "] '
SOME STUDENTS MAY LEAVF SCHnni FABI V ^ ^ 9/06/96 B I C N . '
^tr^^ENlBifSaR^ISSr-" "-■-"-- — -- 1 1 ^}^ \\%l^ . ;ii"
ORANGE HIGH SCHOOL. ENROLLMENT ' ij
POSITIONS ON MERGING SCHOOLS AIREO „ 3 12/09/fl6 C '
ORANGE HIGH SCHOOL. GRADUATION
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATIONS SCHEDiJLFD .. -. , <«, ,- .1
DURHAM SCHOOLS TO GRADUATE 1, 600 ? I 'I'AV.Vl ? , ,' >"
300 GRADUATE AT URANGE HIGH S \ ?^°5'i5'' J ' *• " '"•■
SOME STUDENTS MAY LEAVE SCHOOL EARLY [J \ 5/23/86 C IN 810 T'l
ORANGE HIGH SCHOOL. HOUSE PROJECT "il
STUDENT-BUILT HOUSE OPEN TO PUBLIC ^ , ,„,,„ III
COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD ADOPTS INTERIM BUDGET K I 6/26/^6 B I N .110 "'
ORANGE HIGH SCHOOL, PRINCIPAL ll '
?SrS"g?^iiP2^1«i:^i[!,"S-E|N^;0NE^HYPERAC^ ^ ^ .^^i^^S^ g | , ^ ,,, Tj
ORANGE HIGH SCHOOL. STUDENTS '
50'S RETURN TO ORANGE ^ , , It.
WHAT WE think: orange HIGH SCHOOL S \ ,V,\V,Vi S ? ° ° ^37 Pi
ORANGE HIGH STUDENT WINS LOGO CONTEST " I .U<9!<§<> B 1 f F jll,;
ORANGE HIGH SCHOOL. WORK-STUDY PROGRAM
iOHF STUDENTS MAY LEAVE SCHOOL EARLY
ORANGE HIGH SCHOOL BAND
LAWN CO'ICERT . , , ,,, ,
PANTHERS PRACTICE " 2 5/23/86 b 4 N
MARCHING BANDS -EET IN ORANGE TO MATCH THEIR OOOM-PAM-P AHS H 2 U/oI/bI C 1 S N nO
ORANGE HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. BASFBALL
ORANGE NIPS SOUTHERN " , , , ,
NORTHERN eR=EZ£ COOLS ORANGE 5 ' '>/09/fl6 B 2 n N "15
ORANGE MAINTAINS 'HDPfV "^^^ \ 2 5/16/86 D ? P N H15
SCOTT. PANTHERS SILENCE NORTHERN 5 \ \','^.l'.^^ ^ 2 ° N "15
VANCE TOPS orange; TAKES SepVh ^ \ V,\l'li * I" ,"! '' ' '
'^""'"'Lll'^PEJ'^fO?'- 5P0RTS, BASKETBALL (BOYS)
BRADSHER PACES PANTHERS
SPARTANS HAKE IT 3 ON ORANGE S \ \',°'i',''J' i i '' "
SOUTHERN STOPS ORANGE f I \^,°^^,^'> '^ ' '''
TIGERS. ROCKETS GET EASY WINS 5 ? 1/06/86 U 4 N
PAC-6 PACKS TALENT S 2 2/26/86 D 2 P N ^'l'^
CHAPEL HILL. DURHAM FIGURF TO BF AT HEAD OF THF riA<;.; S I \i'Ai^,i^ ° 7 P N B15
SPARTANS TOWER OVER OR ANGE . 51 -46 CLASS H 2 ll/IB/86 0 2P P F 065
'.".r.",in ^A^'ftiiR^^Psro hE"5oT^vi;?GHT loss s'^"^- ° > - ^ '"
^tVS^R^^S SibfplKTH"^^^ ""' ^SC?^%5^2'J5^TVEgl.^ 7,-54 S i ii;?^;3^ 8 ? S K ^^5
S 2 12/10/86 D .' P N P52
ORANGE HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. BASKETBALL IGIRLSP
PERSON GIRLS DOWN ORANGE "- ° '"'- '"'■^'-i' ,,,.,„ „ ,
LOOK FOR JORDAN'S FALCONS TO SOAR TO THE TOP AMONG AREA TEAMS H I 11/18/P6 0 24 P F ctk
ORANGE HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, FOOTBALL
0;?|j"i»!:r°sfL?r-" ?So'^SiG3?t^^iA3i^yo^i??j^i- -"^ --" J) I i^ii^it h.ir^ -^
ORANGE-SOUTHERN 'STORM' BEGINS AGAIN S ? iCiS^."'' >* 1 P U iU5
PANTHERS POUNCE ON SPARtSnS " | ?<"<3<' f^ ' "''"''
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NUAL IN06X
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J E C T S
LOOKING FOR OANCING ROOM,,,
BOYD. OSANG? START •RSIGr4'
ORANGE EXPLOSION WHIPS E. ALAMANCE
ORANGE NOTCHES ANOTHER SHUTOU'' ,.^.„
COUMTY. CITY RIVALRIES HEAD HIGH SCHDOL FOOTPALL LINEUP
ORANGE BOLLS UP 3R0 SHUTOUT. 21-0
VUINf.S ATTAIN EARLY GOAL , ..^^
VANCE RECORDS SECOND UPSET, STUNS NO, 7 ORANGE
SKY HIGH ,„„
ORANGE KICKS. DEFENDS HAY OVE^ WEBB
ORANGE eoU'JCES BACK TO BLANK .<E93
•HAVES' TAKE ON 'HAVE-NaTS* ri PAC-«> FOOTBALL RACE
ORANGE -O- DOES IT AGAIN
ORANC^'S DEFENSE BLANKS QhS BJLLDPGS
OOANGF'S 'HIT SOUAO' NO HIT HI TH FOES
ORANGE SHACKLES FALCONS AS BOYD BREAKS LOOSE
□ RANGE. PERSON PLAY bITH PLAY:|FF CHANCES ON THE LINE
ROCKETS BUZZ ORANGE IN OT
PERSON FINOS OPPORTUNITY. EDGES OJANGf
ORANGE. SOUTHERN FACE PLAYOFF EXTINCTION
JRAUGE DEFENSE BLANKS HILLSIDE, 9-0
ORANGE BLOCKS HILLSIDE'S HOPES
LAST PLAYOFF SPOT AT STAKE
ONE LAST CHANCE ,„„,
NORTHERN GRABS FINAL PAC-6 PLAYOFF SPOT
KNIGHTS STOP ORANGE. "AKE STATE PLAYOFFS
ORANGE INDUSTRIES 101 I IN HILLSBOROUGH
SFE ALSO HANDICAPPED
SEE ALSO MENTALLY RETARDED
SEE ALSO SHELTERED WORKSHOP
SENATE COHHITTEE OKS DURHAM, TRANGE fUNOS. „,„ ^„ , ^ ,
KATHRYN TURNER NAMED DIRECTOR OF ORANGE INDUSTRIES
nftANGE SCHOOL (OXFORD, N.Cl . ^ ,,„,^^
^SiKXlttl 'siiilJS ^IJir^SsI^'^E^f^R'^g^nK'I^R FURNITURF DONATIONS
ORANGE UNITED ""ETHOOIST CHURCH
SEE ALSO METHODISTS
HARVEST FESTIVAL
UP AND AWAY
FAMILY APPRECIATES BENEFIT
ORANGE WATER AND S=WER AUTHORITY „„,„„„
SEE ALSO DROUGHT. CHAPEL HILL AMD CARR30R0
SEE ALSO CROUGHT, ORANGE COUNTY
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY. N.C. HATER ANO SEwER LINES
III itsO HAfER'iNn's'EiEl LINES. CHAPEL HILL AND CARR30KG
SEWER FEES FRET COM'^ I SSI ONER S
AGENCY TO BUY LAND FQR WATER TOHE"
I?7:;l'5Jr8aS°[LJ? ?rs w2TEl'2I|-??2aME KINGPIN IN GROWTH,,.
NEH HATER RESERVOIR PROPOSED AT HEARING
BOARD MEMBER QUITTING , , ,„-r
APPFALS COURT UPHOLDS PERMIT FOR CANE CREEK
LANDOU.jER unsure OF NFXT STEP IN FIGHT ,.,^.,,,_„c
HATFR AUTHORITY APPROVES INSURANCE POLICY EXTENSIONS
OWASA EXTENDS LIABILITY INSURANCE ,,^„„.^^
OHaSA to RUN WATER. SEwER FOR HILLSBOROUGH
OWASA AGAIN HEARS BINGHAM TOWNSHIP'S SLUDGE COMPLAINT
trianglf area needs rain, but hkfs high
orange water supply ok
OWASA TO LET FUNDS GO , ^,„ ,.-rc„
TOWN ALLOWED TO DIVERT HONEY "EANT FO" WATER
OWASA GOING PUBLIC WITH BUDGET IN HEARING
HATER ENCASEMENTS GOING UNDER I-<.0
COOPERATION CITED IN ENO RIVER'S FUTURE
HILLSBOROUGH TAXES INCREASED •> CENTS
HATER ALERT TO BE CALLED FOR "JRANGE
VOLUNTARY WATER CONSERVATION '0 BE ASKED
MAY^R ASKS OURHAM TO CONSERVE HATER
SOUTHERN ORANGE RESIDENTS ASKED TO CONSERVE HATER
DURHAM COUNTY CUSTOMERS OF OHASA ASKED TO SAVE WATc"
COURT OKAYS OWASA POWER TO TA<E L»NO ..,„., ,.cc
TOP COURT hdn'T Review appeal in cane cpefk con-'emnation case
HILLSBJPOUGH SEEKS SOLUTIONS TO WATER CRISIS
MANDATORY CONSERVATION IS REQUESTED
ORANGE COUNTY GETS MANDATORY JATcR MEASURES „„„,,ruT ,u inn vcAot
LIKE LIQUID gold: FOCUS IS ON WATER IN akEa'S hORST DROUGHT IN 100 YEARS
HATE* wOES: CONSERVATION ORDERED
RESERVOIR LEVELS TOUCH OFF niSPUTE ,,„. ,
RESIDENTS FEEL CRUNCH OF HATE' REGULATIONS
LOH ENO HASN'T HURT CITY WATE-
CONTROL OF WATERSHED POLICIES DEBATED
S8'-^Il?.:'^B bScS^S" i?Til^^^T'A?0^i[iS'rTS-ITH CENTER DRY UNTa.,.
AlO MAY BE 1 WEEKS OFF FOR N.C. FARMERS .
OHASA ASKED TO REDUCE ALAMANCE WATER OEOUrST
UNC TO «ENO DROUGHT WARNING
2 OF 3 RESERVOIR LEVELS DROP
LESS MEANS MORE LABOR AT WATER WORKS
ORANGE ASKS RALEIGH FOR WATER VIA DURHAM
HILLSPQOOUGH BALKS ON HATER S'LES REJUEST
U.S. official: orange drought HORST HE'S sefn
8S:l: ?J'5Jsc5Is"';|rGENc'y"^ATER options at MEETING ^^^
ORANGE HATER aOthORITY GIVES GO-AHEAO FOR SEEKING HATER
OHASA ANXIOUS AS UNC REOPENING NEARS
2 PLANS PROPOSE DURHAM "ELP OJASA HITH HATER „„,,,
WATER AUTHORITY NEGOTIATING FOR USE OF PONDS. QUARRIES
OHASA FINOS •my';TFRY' POND! TOwN OKS HELP
SOUTHERN ORANGE COUNTY HAS 63-OAY WATER SUPPLY
ORANGE TO jET lake RUTNER wA T' R .„,„„.
ORANGE -OFFICIALS QUESTION FIG-IRES ON WATER SUPPLY
OHASA FIGURES CHALLENGED
gJl-U'Ly^'^^OR^f^^^^lKfr^Jof^^SlJ^Tl'^SrAiT^r^tRTYCARS
y?jN^?'"JlTE-R"iST'HSR^??;"wIi?"^ JU^NFR WATER BLOWING AUG.
MEbANE TOWN C'^UNCIL TABLES ORANGE COUNTY'S REQUFS
COUNTY AGAIN SEEKING WATER FRTM BURLINGTON
SPECIAL MEET SET AT OWASA TODAY
'p^LlN^FoS^'DURil^TS'TtlAT WATE= FOR ORANGE OK'O
SEVERE STORM DAMAGE SKIPS ORAV&E
WATER-TREATMENT PACT TO AIU ORANGE
WATER AGENCY EYEING RALFIGH
LAKES. SPIRITS RISE HITH RAIN
2^J1e"k2iI'uP ""'NCHESyiST CITY CONTINUES TO URGE CONSERVATION
CANE CREEK BONO SALE AUTHORIZED
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7/24/86 a 1
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7/29/86 3
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7/30/86 C
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7/30/86 C
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7/31/86 B
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1/01/86 - l2/31/8b
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l/OVIT
AUTHORITr L'=FT QueSTIONING ITS iUTHnoirv
HEARING TONIGHT ON WATEiRATE^ AUTHOBITY
J<y|«^RyUES EKPfCTEO TO BE LIFTED
PIPE^LINrT^'.^IiJ^AcJ^ HEARnOON RATE INCREAS-^
KIPt LINK TO STAVE OFF WATER JFSTRrrrinM^ ^ >* 3 .
HFABU'G SET ON E XTENO I NG slwAG E L INF °^
S?R'^R'o?^'f5%^!?R?5 l%-|^Bi f^^'g,',^}'™^
s«li^&s5Nirgj£i!gp„?^,rjg^t^^?A?fx^---^
OWASA USERS IN nuCHAM GET RF <;tr Tf T inw c
S^E^Wi^SolUt^T IS^Sr T?r " ^° HELP NORTH ORANGE CCUNTV
CARRBORO CAUTIONED ON WA TER SH= D PRO JET !<;
svcr^BiRSibb^gfN?^§"s?.^?^' r^ R°\ %S2r^5fjr
DURHAM GROUP SUPPORTS SALVAGE INCENTfJIpLVN' '"
SffLt^JSEK RESERVOIR PUMPED ExpTr
MATER CONTRACT APPROVED
MORATORIUM SET ON MOBILE HOME'
COUNCIL BLASTS WATER AGENCY
CARRBORO BOARD ADOPTS ORDINANCF HN 1 «un .icc
^^^kfe^?^^^^fl iysil?S^oi%°^ in"? -'""Sl^"
pwASA LIFTS CHAPEL HILL-CARPBORO UATFR PAU
1 ORA-IGF AREA STILL HAS WATER-U5F rilROQ
WATER CONSERVATION IS A YEAR-BOlINn lS5'
niJSp°"g;^SLUDGE GOiSg n5St°'^''"" •'°°
tffI^^^IP^ r;9K"''E NEARING COMPLETION
Cl'Iar'i,5I'U'r?C0r'S '^°"'"-E'"« ">= RESERVOIR
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ORANGE water and SEWER AUTHORITY, BOND SALE
gWASA OKS BUDGET, CALLS FOR RATF HIKF
OWASA OKS budget: Itttl fgg ly,l nil^i
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OWASA OKS BUDGET, CALLS FOR RATE i^lp
OWASA OKS budget; cAtti fgg gj{| tj{;;|
ORANGE/ALAMANCE WATER PLANT '
HILLSBBSou'cHS^^r^'^SLSflSSs^S^rVlR^'^^l^^-^"" '""' "L"'^
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1/JO/B7
410 IS SOUGHT FOR bATTECEO WO"EN
?'TE^H?^s"i/-!°s"Hh'°aEf't?E''li'LE^SrT.;il°Vrv^CT.MS OF OHMESTIC V.nuENCE
^§^"'s^S^/h^L'?o'.fs l^?'^nMrS^^\.CREASEO ABUSE
nRANr.E/PERSON/CHATHAM MENTAL HEALTrl CEHTER
SEE ALSO MENTAL HEALTH
SEE ALSO MENTAL HEALTH CENTERS. N.C.
SENATc'^COMMITTEe OUS DURHAM. GRANGE FUNDS
WIDOW SUES MENTAL HEALTH AUTH''kITy
MAN ACUUITTEO IN KILLING -UST REMAIN IN HOSPITAL
PANEL TO INVESTIGATE WILLIE M CHARGES
THE ORDER
SEE ALSO ANTI-SEMITISM
SEE ALSO ARYAN NATIONS
SEE ALSO KU KLUX KLAN
SEE ALSO NAZI PARTY. N.C. . .
SFE ALSO RACIAL DISCRIMINATION
SEE ALSO TERRORISM
SEE ALSO VIOLENCE
"|x-Ma3i!3e'sAYs"SeAp3nS supplied TO WHITE J'^'^Ipi; PARTY
PROSECUTION CLAIMS '«ILLER TP I! 0 COVER-UP ALL ALONG
OFFICIALS TO SEEK FAiETTEVILLE "LOT. IDAHO 8UHBINGS LINK
ORDER OF THE EASTERN STAR
DRUCILLA CHAPTER HONORS GOOD riORKS
ORE KNOB MINE
SEE COPPER MINES
HRFGON ,,,
OREGON GOVERNOR GETS
'RED CARPET- TREATMENT
ORFGON^^NLET^IN.C.^^^^ -TALKED THRTUGH- OREGON INLET
FALLS LAKE DECISION DUE SOON _„,„., ,„„
SIS^^i2??O.^I'^0^'oS'^oS'in'1^^^ 5?}?YFr,i^VE FAILED TO MATERIALIZE
SUPPORT IS SOUGHT FOR JETTY P^OJECI
SHALLOW GRAVE
ORG 1017?
SEE ALSO HEPAR IMOIOS
^^DLOOO-THINn'iNG drug may LIMIT DAMAGE FROM STROKES
'''"^SFe'^ALSO^CAROLINA ORGAN PROCURE'^ENT AGENCY
SFE ALSO CORNEA TRANSPLANTS
SEE ALSO KIDNEY TRANSPLANTS
SFE ALSO PANCREAS TRANSPLANT
SEE ALSO SOUTHEASTERN ORGAN PROCUREMENT FOUNUATION
DONOR CARDS FOR ORGANS INSUFFICIENT
FROM HEATH, LTFF CAN COME
FEW LIMITATIONS ON ORGAN DONATIONS
SHARE WISHES WITH FAMILY
WRITE" KIM BEST COMMENDED
DISCUSSION HELPS ORGAN DONOR'S FAMILY
INFANT AWAITS HEART DONOR ^ » « „ ,-
LIGAMENT TRANSPLANT FOR KNEE INJURIES STUDIED AT DUKE
PRIVACY AND PROFESSIONALISM „.,^. .....^ct
BILL SETS TIMF LIMIT FQO MARTIN TO SELECT JUDGES
2 KECFIVE ORGANS FROM AIDS VICTIM ,,„,„,r,
ORGANS TRANSPLANTED FRO" MAN J I TH AIDS ANTIBOOIFS
DUKE OOCIOR: AIDS INCIDENT HAS LESSOM ,^,,,
AIDS ANTIROnlES CASE AFFECTS TR ANSPL ANT T ESTS
EVEN 5U"E DOCTORS NERVOUS AHOJT HANDLING PATIENTS WITH AIDS
nnrTDRS raise 'jUESTIONS AI^OUT organ TRANSPLANTS
DOCTORS SAY GREENSBORO TRANSPLANT CASE TAUGHT LESSONS
R^CIPIErT HAS AIDS ANTIPOnr
IMPLANT PATIENT'S AIDS TEST PTSITIVE „,,,,,
TRANSPLANT PATIENT TESTS NEGATIVE FOR AIDS VIRUS
DONOR OF HEART IN DUKE TRANSPLANT HAD AIDS ANTIPODIES
ORGAN TRANSPLANTS
SEE CORNEA TRANSPLANTS
SEE H'=APT TRANSPLANTS
SEE KIDNEY TRANSPLANTS
SEE ORGAN DONOR'^
ORGANIZATION OF PETROLEUM EXPORTINS COUNTRIES (OPECI ,„,,., to, =ci
SEE OIL PRODUCING COUNTRIES 1 SE E ALSO NAMES OF THESE COUNTRIES)
ORGANISED CRIME ISEE ALSO SPECIFIC CRIMES)
SEE ALSO CRIME RATE. U.S.
SEE ALSO CRIMES. DURHAM
SEE ALSO EMBEZZLEMENT
SEE ALSO CAMBL IMG
SFE ALSO LAUNOEPING MONEY
SEE ALSO PORNOGRAPHY-nRGAMIZEO CRIME TASK FORCE ,,.t,,ti:
SEE ALSO RACKETEER IN-^LUENCEO AND CORRUPT ORGANIZATIONS STATUTE
H=:r01N. COCAINE ARRESTS ON RISE
FEDERAL-STATE PANEL TO FIGHT OQRN IN N.C.
TRUCKING°COmKRy!s''suIT AGAIN'T BELK'S niSMISSED
81 ' '" '"'
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japanese''gan&ster gets what h= deserves
organized labor
see also unions. durham
see also unions. n.c.
see also unions. u.s. , „,, ,,
reeo still fighting for worker's rights
gulley: unions need unity
editorial was anti-labor
organized labor decline hurts n.l.
ORGANON TEKNIKA CORPORATION
BELGIUM FIR- LEASES SPACE IN ALSTON PARK
FIRST BUILDING LEASED AT ALSTON TECHNICAL PARK
N.J. COMPANY PUYS FIRST LAND IN TPEYBURN PROJECT
N.J. FIRM BUYS TREYBURN LAND
TREYBURN LAND'S COST 0 VFRE ST I" ATED
MOW wili."ou'ham weather its business tremors?
PANFL TD REVIEW TREYBURN PROJECT ^^„^.
[. TREYBURN BUILDINGS ON PL ANN= RS • AGE NOA
PLAN FOR TREYBURN SITE BACKED AFTER aRIEF SNAG
SITE PLAN FOR TREYBURN PROJECT GETS NOD
TREYBURN DOMINATES POLITICAL FORUM
TRUCKING COMPANY'S SUIT AGAIN^l BtLK'S ni^niijcw
3ILL SETS TIMF LIMIT FOR MARTIN TO SELECT JUDGES
SILL APPROVED TO ALLOW SUITS FOR CRIME ASScTS
PROSECUTORS ACRFE TO PROCEED CAUTIOUSLY UN GRAND
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CANniOATES riEBATE TREYBUKN OEVELUPMENT
CHMPANir TO START WORK ON t30 H I UL ION COXPL E »
bONO: ENCOURAr.fNG GROWTH PART 0= JO^
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rn«^L,I°, ?fyj^i^, '''■'''^ PLANS FOR TREVBUHN
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BATTLE BREWS OVER PLANT
GROUP URGES MONITORING AT IRE/BURN
i?y^'^?„E°,,95^S'9" THORNY ZONING ISSUES
=fcfoI"^o^5'S? THREATENS SUIT OVER REO HILL ROAO
sierra: red mill plan TOP PRHRITy
TPEYBURW PLANT DK'O IN COUNtJ
COUNTY OKS ORGANON 51 TE l-LAN
HEALTH PRODUCTS FIRM IS NOT HI GH-P I SK PLANT
ORGANON FOES CALLED MISGUIDED
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POLLUTION OF DRINKING WATER MPEKILS FUTURE OF
PLANT AT TREYBURN
OUR Children
ORGANS (MUSICAL!
SEE ALSO FLENTROP ORGAN
LECTURE SLATED ON PIPE ORGAN
FIR" SAYS 3 ORGANS MissiMG
WALLACE FRAZEEt WHO ENHANCED '(EAUTY OF ORGAN'S TONES. DIES
THE ORIGINAL BRIARHOPPERS
SEE THE BRIARHOPPERS
ORINOO DRIVE
COMMISSION FACES ZONING POTPOIRRI
COUNTY TO FORM HISTORICAL PAN=L
DURHAM COUNTY BACKS CREATION OF HISTORIC PROPERTIES COMMISSION
ORPHAN DUMP CLFANUP "ILL
SEE HAZARDOUS WASTE TREATMENT. >I.C.
SEc NUCLEAR WASTES DISPOSAL AND STORAGE
ORPHANAGES
SFE ALSO ADOPTION
^11 Stic ^a^flS^^g^^^"^'^ """^ "' ^^^^
m itis srpssg'ajpr^irj^^ ^"'^°"^"
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ORPH^UM THEATER (OXFORD. N.C.!
SEE ALSO OXFORD. N.C.
SOME OLD DOWNTOWN THE ATER S' STI LL OPFN
ORTHHDONTir S
SEE ALSO DENTAL CARE
ORTHOnONTIST: MORE ADULTS' GRINS GLEAMING WITH BRACES
ORTONOLANTATION GARDENS (WILMINGTON. N.C.)
MAGAZINE ARTICLE LEO OE LAURE^ITIIS TO WILMINGTON
THE OSBORNF BROTHERS (MUSIC GROUPI
ON STAGE OR ON RECORD. LOVE TRACTOR STALLS OUT
OSPRFYS
SEE ALSO PIRDS
FREE AT LAST
OSSIPE? PRIDGE
SFE ALSO BRIDGES. N.C.
BO-JE DISEASE AFFECTS MANY
nsTERMAN JEWELERS
THE POLITICS OF DIAMONDS
OTHELLO (PLAYI
IN THE SPOTLIGHT
YOUNG PEOPLE'S 'OTHELLO'
OTITIS MEDIA
SEE ALSO EARS
l?S„,'i"'f"^TIONS DULL CHILD'S AB I L I TI ES — STUDY
REPORT: EAR INFECTIONS NOT LIMKEO TO POOR LEARNING
OUR GANG (TV SERIES)
WHATEVER BECAME OF
OUT OF AFRICA (FILM)
•AFRICA' LIKE MOVIES US^D TO BE
TRAVEL THROUGH FILMS
OUT OF CONTEXT (GAME)
SFE ALSO GAMES
NEW 8"APD GAME I S
OUTDATED LAWS
SEE N.C. LAWS
OUTDOOR ADVERTISING
SFE ADVERTISING
SEE BID-BOARDS
OUTDOOR DRAMAS
SFE ALSO BLACKBFAPD'S REVENGE
SEE ALSO HORN I«' THE WEST (PLAY)
s" Slso LoircofoSY"'"'"-" '°"r"t!0« ""'"a'
SEE ALSO SwriKO OF PEACE (PLAY!
N.C. OUTDOOR ORA('^A SEASON OPENS THllR<;nAV r.M ua^uau
THRfE HISTORICAL OR AMA S BECK a>; BE AcSg^ER S ^ ""
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FULLHOOD NEW D I R EC TOR oJ \KS! I Fe'!SSS 1 1 s ION°'
ENCORE WAS WELL-EARNED
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A WORLD RECORD
WN?ING ACtlDENTS COULD BE ENDED I\» BLAZE OF ORANGE
PROPER :aRE of came animal REMAINS IMPORTANT SKILL
LOCAL RESEARCH AREA LOCKING INTO LACK OF RA»BITS
OUTDOORS WATER SOURCES AREN' T_ WORTH THE RISK
N.C. FISHING, HUNTING COSTS S" T TO SOAR
SWAP THOSE TREES, HELP OUT THE FISH
nuTER BANKS, N.L.
SEE ALSO BARRIER ISLANDS
SEE ALSO BEACHES, N.C- ANO S .C .
SFF ALSO COASTAL DEVELOPMENT, N.C.
^ N.C. coastIl groStS IS distra: ting, dangerous
N.ct COAST OFFERS WIDE CHOICE JF BEACHES
NORTH CAROLINA'S NATIONAL SEASHORES „„,„.- „, ,„c
DARE ACCUSES STATE OF DRAGGING F£FT ON PRIDGE PLANS
^tiTEl''B?NKrOFF'R''FUN OF ALL SORTS TO VISITORS
DUKE professor: SEAWALL WILL DOOM LIGHTHOUSE
heap off erosion
improved roads lead to beaches
°"'^"'^hillsporough gets collection of privy models
outpatient surgery
see ambulatory surgery
oval drive park
in her own world
playground pals
picmckers
merrily going round
sure winner
oval park's annual festival
oval park artist
Irwin mills plaque preserved in oval park
ovarian cancer
*^fechnluue"affer5 new hope for ovarian cancer patients
blood test helps mqnitop ovarian cancer
over-the-counter drugs
see also drugs
see also phar"acists, n.c.
sfe also prescription drugs
nonprescription drugs can be »3use0
burroughs studying capsulf safety
MIXING MEDICINE CAN BE OANGERTUS, BENEFICIAL
OVERPASSES
SEE ALSO PRIOGESf DURHAM
NO, Z WAYS ABOUT IT!
OVFRTI-E PAY
^'county POARo'rEVIEWS STATE-HANOATEO POLICIES
THE Owl and THE PUSSYCAT IPLAYl
'PUSSYCAT' A PLEASANT UPPER
"'■ PROJECT WILL TAKE BAHAMA MAN TO AUSTRALIA
200 RAISING EXHIBIT FUNDS
OXFAM-AMERICA 'S FAST fOR A WORLD HARVEST
SEE ALSO HUNGER
POLITICS OF WJNGER
FAST PLANNED TO AID OXFAM
n»FO°0, ".C.
SEE ALSO EARL
SEE ALSO HENO
SEE ALSO ORPhE
SLIDING WHIL
GRANVILLE TE
TWO OXFORD R
JXFOKO INCRE
TWO OXFORD 0
REWARD 511,0
GARDEN FORUM
DURHAM'S DEB
DONATED HAY
HAN TAKES M'.'
OXFIPD MAN F
CRUISING 'TH
SOME OLD DOW
CRISTEX PLAN
BUSINESS OWN
GUNMAN POSS
GUNMAN PORS
OF GRANVILLE FESTIVAL . ,„„„
RSON AND OXFORD CABLE TELEVISION CORP.
uM Theater ioxforo, n.c.i
E ICE LASTS . ,
E'l-AGER REP^RTEO -ISSING
ESIDENIS SUE OVER ACCIDENT
ASES OATRCLS IN EFFORT TC HALT ASSAULTS
OCTORS RECEIVE AWARDS
00 IN OXFORD CASE
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ATE IS OXFORD'S CNCEPN.
JENTS FEED SHORTAGE
'NEY FROM OXFORD STORE
ATALLY SHOT; ONE WOUNDED
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EPS FIRST HAD A IP EAM
OXFORD DRUG STORE
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?i?J°cI,ir„P''"^y"-'-^ COUNTr SAVED IN H srORIC BUILDING
JMIP^PSIENOLV BICYCLIST HAS W« V^ S FOR OXFORD
OUNMAN HOFiS MCDONALD'S IN OXFORD
OXFOROi N.C.. ANNEXATION
OXFORD "AY SPECIFY POLICY OF MOT ANNEXING INDUSTRIE'
OXFORD ■^OARO CONSIDERS, DIOPS BUSINESS ANT I -ANNEX AT ION POLICY
OXFORD. N.C., BOND ISSUE
OXFORD BOND VOT^S HAY BE ON MARCH 25
SPEAKFRS TO PROMOTE OXFORD BOND APPROVAL
5" f^ylLLE, OXFORD BOARDS COMPLETE PLANT AOREEMEM
'>,5J1 ELIGIBLE TO VOTE ON BONO
OXFORD VOTES TUESDAY ON tl.<)5 MILLION BONO ISSUE
OXFORD OKS SEWER TREATMENT PLANT BONO
OXFORD. N.C.. BUDGET
BUDGETS. TAXES: GRANVILLE KILL ADOPT TAX RATE OF 73 CENTS
OXFUPO. H.C., CHRISTMAS PARADE
SEE ALSO CHRISTMAS PARADES, N.C.
OXFORD CHRISTMAS CEREMONY
PARADE TIME
OXFORD. N.C. DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT
CHAMBER PRESIDENT HAS BRIGHT DREAM FOR OXFORD
OXFORD, N.C. . FEDERAL COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FUNDS
OXFORD RECEIVES ADDITIONAL GRANT FOR REVI TAL I ZA TI ON
OXFORD. N.C, GOVERNMENT OFFICES
lii 'J-?S 2- '^* """ SCHOOL (OXFORD. N.C.I
III itto §5fSRi'til5°!ii:L'- "•'•• '■■^^"''■'E"^ S^«" NEEDS
GOVERNMENT OFFICES IN OXFORD SCATTERED
OXFORD ACCEPTS BID FOR BUILDING STUDY
OXFORD, N.C, HISTORY
^''SlcVn?,?l!.*'^r^i;!:f.E?y'^^''' ''•C'> HISTORIC HOMFS AND IIUILDINGS
.HISTORICAL COMMISSION WANTS OLD llXFOHH UARrHniiC" CAwcn
SVs?^l; SJ^^JJFU "" bJio^t dreaS FOP oJ^Sro"^" "*'^
HISTORY OF GRANVILLE COUNTY SAVED IN HISTORIC BUILDING
OXFORD, N.C, INDUSTRIAL DEVFLOPMENT
SEE ALSO INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT, N.r.
95E2S2 t?'" SPECIFY POLICY of not ANNEXIHG INOUSTRIcis
OXFORD BOARD CONSIDERS, DROPS BUSINESS ANTI-ANNEllitlON POLICY
OXFORD, N.C, PARKING ORDINANCES
BANK nuYING PROPERTY nxFORO PARKING AUTHORITY HAD COVETED
OXFORD, N.C. SEWAGE TREATMENT
SEE ALSO GRANVILLF COUNTY, N.C, WATER AND SFWFfl 1 TMPC
OXFORD POND VOTES MAY BE ON mRCH 25 ""'^^^
SPEAKERS TO PROMOTE OXFORD BO^IO APPROVAL
^:r^ritfGl2l!l°?g 53ti°^N'gSSH^'^ ''''" AGREEMENT
gxiggg 0K°?^lEi^^^?S?A?KES|-p'eAKI^bi5S '°''° '"^^
OXFORD, N.C. STREFTS
OXFORD RECEIVES ADDITIONAL GRANT =0R RE VI TaL I ZA TI ON
OXFORD, N.C, TAXES
Im'^cfjI'DrfJ^^'^S?*;^*"'-'-^ "ILL ADOPT TAX RATE OF 73 CENTS
SQUEEZE play: LOSS OF RE VENUE- SHAR ING MONEY FORCES BUDGET JUGG
OXFORD, N.C, WATER AND SEWEP LINES
SEE ALSO WATER AND SEWER LINES, N.C
OXFORD AWARDS WATER LINE C0NT1ACT
OXFORD BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
EDITORS SCQREn FOR ALLEGING CLOSED MEETING
'35?9'<P„50NO VOTES HAY BE ON MARcS 25
rD;.'ii;^??=^°„'"'°''°^E OXFORD BOND APPROVAL
r?tScjTkD;c25'^9^°„l5*105 COMPLETE PLANT AGREEMENT
S.,'t^fS'°'^'^f''S STARTS THURSDAY IN GRANVILLE
OXFORD ADVERTISING AGAIN FOR 'HIEF
STOVALL SEEKS PIPELINE TO GET WATFr from oxFoon
S.'ESSj; '"""S WATER LINF CONniCT OXFORD
SJcHSS iK'^''^*''ES PATROLS IN EFFORT To HALT ASSAULTS
S!!f"S2, f??"? ENDORSES STA'iriN'. OF 911 SYSTEM
N^l, POLICE CHIEF NAMED IN OXFORD
OXFORD ACCEPTS BID FOR BUILDING STUDY
HIX SCHOOL BUILDING GETS OK FIR USE AS CITY HAII occires
M^«f§s??R°???T^%'55?^?llM25?^^¥i^"Ll'-"^^"'''°"^°^'"
OXFORD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
CHAMBER PRESIDENT HAS BRIGHT ORFAM FQR OXFORD
OXFORD CITY HALL
SEE ALSO OXFQRO, N.C, GOVERNMENT OFFICE'
rSJc»^i!i^^T'\'§??r^?'?K^ "« l^'" H^lL RENOVATION
S.^-fr^JM. OF'^'CES IN OXFORD SCATTERED
HIX SCHOOL PUILDING GETS OK FTR USE AS CITY HALL OFFICES
OXFORD CITY MANAGER
E21'''0''S SCOPED FOR ALLEGING CLOSED mffiing
ROCK AND ROLL INDIRECTLY BROUGHT OXF066 OFFICIAL TQ N.C
OXFORD DAH
FISHERMAN PLUCKFO FROM WATER
OXFQRO INDUSTRIES
ATLANTA FIRM BUYS MAINSAIL
OXFORD LIONS CLU'l
OXFORD LIONS CLUB INSTALLS OFFICERS
OXFORD LIONS CLUB RECEIVES AWARDS
OXFORD LOOP
GRANVILLE BOARD REVIEWS ROUTES FOR OXFORD LOOP
OXFORD MANOR
POLICE ARREST O'NEAL
CHIEF: OFFICER JUSTIFIED IN SHOOTING
uffr?K/f¥'"'„!l:"^"'E''T REUUIRE5 IMPARTIALITY
WIGGINS ST. MAN ARRESTED TWICE IN DAY
OXFORD ORPHANAGE
SEE ALSO ORPHANAGES
OXFORD ORPHANAGE YOUNGSTERS NOW ATTFND GRANVIIIC crunnic
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GOOD I E S
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OXFORD POLICE 0
OXFORD POL
OXFORD GET
COMMITTEE
BOYD NA"EO
B^rD NAMED
OXFORD AOV
OXFORD POL
OXFORD POL
NE.4 POLICE
OXFORD POL
OXFORD POL
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EPT.
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S APPLICANTS FOR POLICE CHIEF'S JOB
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E'TISING AGAIN FOP CHIEF
ICE CAR INVOLVED IN WRECK
ICE PLAN CLINIC ON HOW TO AVOID ASSAULT
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ICE CHIEF-S NAME IS JAMFS WAUr.H
ICE OFFICER CHAPGEO AFTER TRAFFIC ACCIDFNT
ABGEO WITH TRAFFIC VIOLATION
T CHARGED IN l?"? W=ECK
LOSE TRAINED OFFICERS BECAUSE OF PAY
RGED IN OXFORD ASSAULT
OXFORD TOBACCO RESEARCH LABORATORY
SEE ALSO TOBACCO. RESEARCH
DONATED HAY OFNTS FFEO SHORTAGE
CORRECTION
HAY ARRIVES ON CONVOY
TOBACCO RESFARCH STATION'S 'STH ANNIVERSARY TO BE MARKED
SITE OF STATION'S CELEBRATION MOVED
LEAF RESEARCH STATION CELEBRATES 75TH YFAR
CLEANING PLANT BED — lilt STYL=
^"^^"8x^Si5'2RErS?KrsTRnfL^S STRANDED TRAVELERS AND NEEDY
OXFORD WE8° HIGH SCHOOL
THE BIG DECISION
OXFORD TEACHE" WINS FELLOWSHIP
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATIONS SCHEOJLEO
COMING UP FHR AIR
CHANGE OF PACF
WEBB. HIX SCHOOLS GET NEW PRINCIPALS
OPEN HUUSE SLATED AT WEBB SCWIOL
A MATIEP OF PRIDE
DRUG, ALCOHOL ABUSE DISCUSSION SET
INFORMAL SURVEY
CHRISTMAS AROUND THE WORLD
WHAT HE think: J.F. WEBB HIGH SCHOOL
LATIN MAKING A CO«EBACK IN NORTH CAROLINA SCHOOLS
OXFORD WEBB HIGH SCHOOL, GRAOUATIO^l
DURHAM SCHOOLS TO GRADUATE W^OD
nxFORO WEBB HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, PASE3ALL
BASS, NORTHERN HOOK WEBB
SOUTHER';, WEBB GET OPENING wns
OXFORD WEBB WEAVES WIN OVER K>JIGHTS
WEBB STOPS NH'.
SEMIFINALS AT STAKE FOR TWO AREA TEAMS
WEBB OUSTED FROM PLAYOFFS
OXFORD WEBB HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, BASKETBALL
CHAPEL HILL WEAVES S<,-<,1 WIN ?V5R H6B8
CHAPEL HILL SPINS BY WEBB
KNIGHTS TOP WFBB, 6a-<i7
WEBB "OSTS (JUIETI VICTORY
WEBB PALLY MJZ2LES BULLDOGS .^,
WFBB SNARFS HILLSIDE ON DEFENSIVE CHANGE
WEBB EXPLODES P'ST HORNETS
TIGERS PULL AWAY IN 2ND HALF
PAC-6 PACS TALENT
CHAPEL HILL, DURHAM FIGURE TO BE AT HEAD OF THE CLASS
JORDAN STILL UNBEATEN
ROCKETS ROAR BY FALCONS
OXFORD WEBB HIGH SCHOOL SPORYS. FOOTBALL .rr.r-
AS PANTHERS PROWL, ROCKETS AND KNIGHTS READY TO ATTACK
WARRIORS 'DEFLECT' FALCONS
ROCKETS EXPLODE PAST WEBB IN "AC-ft BATTLE
SKY HIGH
ORANGE KICKS, DEFENDS WAY OVE? WEBB
ORANGE BOUNCES BACK TO BLANK WEBB
CORRECTION
HORNETS STRIKE IN OT , EDGE WACRIO»S ON REAVES' PLUNGE
KNIGHTS SLIP PAST WARRIORS . ,„ „,
SUCCESS IN OT HFLPS HORNETS FIND NEW LIFE IN 'w' COLUMN
BULLDOGS' I"PS0VEM6NT CAN TAKE 'RFCORD' STEP TONIGHT
HAwLtY'S PICKOFF STOPS DURHAM
HAwLeY'S PICKOFF sinPS iJU<HAM
WARRIORS DENY BULLDOGS' FINAL DRIVE
OXFORD WEBB HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, GPL5
PERSON GIRLS TOPPLE WEBB ,c.uc
LOOK FOR JORDAN'S FALCONS TO SOAR TO THE TOP AMONG AREA TEAMS
OXFORD/HENDERSON AIRPORT
VANCE-GRANVILLE AIRPORT WILL =< E RELIEVER FOR ROU
OXYMORON SOCIETY
SF£ ALSO HUMOR
SEE ALSO LANGUAGE
LET'S REVIVE THIS SINGULAR GROUP
OYSTERS
SEE ALSO SEAFOOD INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO SHELLFISH ..„,,„
OYSTER, CLAM FISHERMEN WORRIED ABOUT INDUSTRY
SHUTTLE SLOWS SHELL SUPPLY ,,„„,
CASE OF OYSTERS STOLEN FROM ALSTON AVE. STORE
OZARK AIRLINES
AIRLINE TAKEOVER A PERSONAL MATTER
OZONE
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PANt^L OPPOiFs RFLAXING OZONE <^TANDARO
RESEARCHER: FiRFSTS SICKENING ON APPALACHlA'S HIGH SUMMITS
MODERN CIVILIZATION HAS BAD SIDE-EFFECTS
CAROLINA SKIES ARE NOT FREE F'OM POLLUTION
H SERVICES (GREENSBORO, N.C.I
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P.M. DIGEST
P D
S T T
E u V
DATE C PG L P -^YL
S 2 7/14/P6 a -, -I
S 2 7/1S/56 D ? -I
S ? 7/16/R6 0 3 o N
% 2 7/17/(16 B ? P M
S 2 7/lH/n6 D 7 >1
S 2 7/l<)/06 A 12 M
S 2 l/ZX/fb D 7 N
S 2 7/2->/96 t 2 H
5 2 1/21,/Kb 0 3 P N
S 2 7/^<,/e6 e J N
S 2 7/2S/B6 D ? P N
S 2 l/lb/rtt A 11 M
S J 7/2H/B6 D = w
S \ 7/20/86 D 2 0 >1
S 2 7/30/O6 D 4 M
S 2 7/31/H6 a "i 0 N
S 2 8/01/36 D 2 " N!
S ? 8/02/86 B 3 N
S 2 8/04/B6 0 P N
S 2 8/05/P6 D 4 •)
S 2 3/0'./P6 U 2 P N
5 2 3/07/86 U ? p ^^
S 2 8/08/36 D 2 N
S 2 8/0''/P6 L 4 N
S 2 8/11/86 D 5 N
S 2 8/12/86 D 3 N
S 2 8/13/B6 D 3 N
S 2 8/14/86 e 2 M
S 2 8/15/n6 D ' N
S 2 8/16/86 II 3 N
S 2 8/18/86 D 6 N
S 2 8/l<3/e6 U 2 M
S 2 8/20/86 D 4 -J
S 2 8/2 1/86 G 3 rj
S 2 8/22/86 B 2 ^'
S 2 8/23/>"6 b 4 N
S 2 9/25/86 D 4 N
S 2 8/26/86 U 3 >|
S 2 8/27/86 0 3 •!
S 2 8/28/86 a f- H
S 2 8/2'3/?6 0 3 N
S 2 8/30/86 B 4 M
S 2 9/01/86 D "i N
S 2 9/02/O6 0 ' P N
S 2 9/03/86 0^1
S 2 9/04/86 C 2 M
S 2 9/0S/n6 0 3 >|
S 2 9/06/86 B 4 N
S 2 9/08/66 D II N
S 2 9/09/86 D ,•' t|
S 2 9/10/86 U 2 -I
S 2 9/11/86 B 3 M
S 2 9/12/Ob 0 2 N
S 2 9/13/86 B 3 N
S 2 9/15/86 D 7 N
S 2 9/16/86 0 ' -4
S 2 9/1S/86 B 4 N
5 2 9/19/86 0 2 M
S 2 9/2D/86 D 3 >l
5 2 9/22/86 Oil >l
S 2 9/2 3/86 0 2 'i
S 2 9/24/86 D 2 'I
S 2 9/25/86 E 4 N
5 2 9/26/86 0 2 N
S 2 9/27/86 Q 3 \
S 2 9/29/P6 D 6 N
S 2 9/3T/86 H 3 N
S 2 IO/al/86 D 3 M
S 2 10/02/R6 fa 4 »l
S 2 10/03/86 D 2 N
S 2 10/04/86 n 4 ,-|
S 2 10/06/96 D 9 H
S 2 10/07/86 B 3 >J
S 2 10/08/86 0 3 H
S 2 10/09/86 El 3 M
S 2 10/10/86 D 3 N
S 2 10/11/86 B 3 M
S 2 10/13/86 U 9 N
S 2 10/14/86 e 3 N
5 2 10/15/86 D 2 N
S 2 10/16/86 B 5 ■!
S 2 10/17/86 D 4 fl
S 2 10/1B/B6 3 4 H
5 2 10/21/86 0 12 N
S 2 10/21/86 D 2 rj
S 2 10/21/86 0 2 N
S 2 10/22/86 D 4 M
S 2 10/23/86 B 1 u
S 2 10/24/86 B 4 N
S 2 10/25/86 B 4 M
S 2 10/27/86 D 8 M
S 2 10/28/86 B 2 'I
S 2 10/29/86 0 5 N
S 2 10/3D/86 n 4 N
S 2 10/31/86 U 5 N
S 2 11/01/86 BIN
S 2 11/03/86 D 11 N
S 2 11/04/86 8 4 N
5 2 11/05/86 0 2 ►!
S 2 11/06/86 B 3 M
5 2 11/07/86 0 3 N
S 2 U/9S/86 B 3 n
S 2 11/10/86 D 1 t N
S 2 U/11/86 0 4 N
S 2 11/12/96 D 4 M
S 2 ll/13/n6 B 2 N
S 2 I1/14/P6 a 3 N
S 2 11/15/86 B 3 ^•
S 2 11/17/86 0 li N
S 2 11/18/86 D 2 N
S 2 11/19/86 D 3 N
S 2 11/20/86 B 2 N
S 2 11/21/86 D 3 f|
5 2 11/22/86 B 4 »t
5 2 11/24/86 0 7 N
S 2 U/25/86 D 2 N .
5 2 11/26/86 D 3 ■!
S 2 11/27/86 C 4 N
S 2 11/28/86 0 2 >l
S 2 11/29/86 D 3 N
S 2 12/01/86 0 5 N
S 2 12/02/86 D 3 N
S 2 12/03/86 D 3 N
S 2 12/04/86 C 3 N
S 2 12/05/86 B 4 N
S 2 12/06/86 B 3 M
MONTHLY/4
NNUAL INDEX 8
l/Ol/de. - U/3I/B6
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PAGE ROAD
PLANNING PANEL TKS PAGE RO. COMPLEX
DURHAM IS ASKED TO GO DUTCH
BOARD BACKS PLAN FOR HOTEL. CENTER
CITY OF MEDICINE LOSING WILLIE M HOUSE BOTHERS MOM
PAGLIACCt IQPERAI ^ , ,,,.
DAC STAGES SECOND STREET OPERA: 'PAGLIACCI'
•PAGLIACC!' CAST ANNOUNCED
•PAGLIACCP GOING CARNIVAL
WINNING PAINTING
CLOWNING AROUND
WHAT»S HOT THIS SUMMER
8FST PLAYS =iePPF: DURHAM NATIVE TO PERFORM "PAGLIACCt'
DURHAM'S 'PAGLIACCI' OPENS FRIDAY
STKEET OPERA FEATURES 'PAGLIACCI' , , , . . „.,. ,
OURHA" ARTS COUNCIL'S STREET TPFRJ, •PAGLIACCI.' OPENS
SHOPPING-CEMFR lOouPERS
CHING: ATTITUDES A 'PAGLIACCI' PLUS
CLOWNING AROUND
A NIGHT OF "USIC
BAD GUY STEALS SH"W; SELLOUT TODAY „ , ^ , ,„.. „^
■I PAGLIACCI" DFLIGHTS AS STREET OPERA OPENS AT aRIGHTLEAF SQUARE
DURHAM SOPRANO HAS tilG NIGHT TUTDOORS IN "I PAGLIACCI"
OUTDOOR OPERA A BOON
PAIN
SEE ALSO BACKACHE , . ,,
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTERi PAIM CLINIC
DUKF DOCTOR SAYS FL». SENATOR MAY NEED SUR&FRY FOR PAIN
LID ON MONEY FOR PAIN TOPS PANeL"S LIST FOR REFORM
HEART OF CHEST PAIN WOES NOT ALWAYS THE HEART
DRUG TREATMENT HELPS CHRONIC-PAIN VICTIMS
NEW MFTHODS TO RELIEVE PAIN
PATIENT KILLS PAIN AT TOUCH OF BUTTON
DUKE CLINIC OFFERS UNIQUE HEL"
BACK PAIN FOCUS OF LECTURE
ACUPUNCTURE USED TO STOP PAIN. SMOKING
PAIN RELIEVERS
SEE ALSO ASPIRIN
SEE ALSO BIOFEEDBACK
SEE ALSO DRUGS
SEE ALSO HYPNOSIS
ANTIDEPRESSANTS BRING RELIE'= FROM CHRONIC PAIN
NEW METHODS TO RELIEVE PAIN
PAIIENT KILLS PAIN AT TOUCH OF BUTTON
LAUGHING YOURSELF TO HEALTH
°"''^TAx"rEF0Rm'0FFEPS no INCENTIVES TO INVEST IN STAKT-UP COMPANIES
PAINT
SEE ALSO HOUSE PAINTING
2 FRANKLIN MEN CHARGED IN THEFT
PAINTING CHURCHES IPLAYI
"CHURCHES" HITS JUST-RIGHT BALANCE
PAINTING CONTRACTORS
SEE ALSO HOUSE PAINTING
PAINTING 275-FOnT TOWFR. YOU WORK ALONE. ..AND NOBODY SUGGESTS HCH
DURHAM CONTRACTORS PAINT TRINITY HOUSE
PAINTINGS
SFE ALSO ART
SEE ALSO FRESCO
SEE ALSO PORTRAITS
FRENCH PAINTING SUBJECT OF TALKS
PARENT PAINTING
PAK ISIAN
SFE ALSO KARACHI, PAKISTAN
PAKISTANI SAYS AT LEAST 3 MILLION AFGHAN REFUGEES IN HIS COUNTRY
DUKE PROF: U.S. FOCUS NARROW ON ARABS
PALACE THEATER (RO«BORO. N.C.I
SEE ALSO KIRBY THEATER (ROXPOPO. N.C.I
SEE ALSO "0VI6 THEATERS
THE PALACE MAY BE THEAT=R AGAIN
JAMES ai:OTHERS WERE BIG DRAWS IN POXBORO
PALACF THEATER DRIVE SHORT AS DEADLINE NEARS
THE PALAOniM
ATTENDANT REPORTS ARCADE AT N?KTH DUKE MALL K08PE0
PALESTINE
SEE ALSO EGYPT
SEE ALSO ISRAEL
THE PALESTINIANS" PLIGHT: THEY HAVE NO COUNTRY
APARTHEID :40T JUST SEVERE SEG'EGATION
PALESTINE LI?ERATION ORGANIZATION
SFE ALSO ABU NIDAL GROUP
SFE ALSO EGYPT
SEE ALSO ISRAEL
SEE ALSO lEPROHISM
COM"ATTING TERRORISM: WE CANNOT BE RELUCTANT
BOMB THREAT EMPTIES AIRLINER IN GREENSBORO
THIS "ADMAN HONORS THUGS AND MURDERERS
PALESTINIANS ILL-TREATED
PALESTINE NATIONAL ANTHEM (CARTOONl
PEACE ELUSIVE IN MIDEAST
PALESTINIAN STUDENTS
N F
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S 2
12/11/16 B
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12/12/B(> D
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S 2
1 2 / 1 3 / B t. K
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N
S ?
I2/15/e6 C
IP
N
S 2
12/16/et D
2
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S 2
12/n/fb 0
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S 2
12/13/80 U
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S 2
IJ/l'J/Pb D
2
N
S 2
I2/20/P6 B
A
N
S 2
12/2?/l'6 0
A
N
S 2
l2/23/nt D
3
N
S 2
12/24/^6 D
A
N
S 2
12/J'>/95 0
3
N
S 2
12/27/86 B
3
N
S 2
12/20/R6 D
12
N
S 2
12/30/86 C
3
5 2
12/31/86 0
A
N
S 2
3/05/66 C
1
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M06
H ?
A/U/Rb A
1
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N
W3fr
H 2
6/0<>/86 C
1
N
W36
H 2
S/C/Rb C
1
N
W36
S 2
2/06/86 D
12
N
S 2
2/13/=6 U
6
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H 2
3/2S/86 C
3
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3/27/86 0
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5/22/86 D
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6/03/86 A
11
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6/03/P6 B
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6/J5/06 D
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"71
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O/06/86 A
1
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P
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H 2
6/06/86 0
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P
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,J66
S 2
6/06/86 A
1
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P
K30
H 2
6/-J7/86 A
1
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H 2
6/37/86 C
1
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W66
S 2
6/07/86 A
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0
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5 2
6/12/36 D
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H 2
6/21/86 A
A
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2/13/86
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10/03/86
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A
5 N
S 2 A/3n/86 A 7 U
H 2 9/02/86 All ON C6T
H 2 5/02/96 A 11 N C 60
H 2 12/16/86 B 1 P N C60
H 2 6/29/P6 D 11 U LAI
H 1 12/19/86 B 5 N
H 2 10/2A/86 0 2" •166
H 2 2/21/86 C 1 P P K30
H 2 7/12/86 C 1 P N 495
S 2 10/25/66 A ' N
S 2 5/29/86 0 6 P N
H 3 lO/lA/86 C 1 P P F 70
H 2 1/24/86 e 3 N 3d0
S 2 9/12/86 C 1 ■!
7/2?/''6 il I P N SAP
H 1 7/22/86 l<
H 1 9/16/86 C
S 2 5/01/86 C 12
H 2 A/06/86 0 5 U - 6>-
H 2 A/n/86 A A L
1/32/86 A
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1/06/86 A
l/lA/86 A
3/05/86 A
10/21/86 A
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L
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HONTHLr/ANMUAL INDEX
1/01/86 - t2/31/R6
SEE ALSO FOREIGN STUDENTS
THE P«LESTINIANS> PLIGHT: THEY HAVE NO COUNTRY
PALMS RESTAUPANT
^fto^"!.^?'?^^' K*T2: SVNAGOGJE CANTOP WAS MAN WITH M^JOTY SPIR
GIBPY K4TZ IS GONE, AND SO IS SOMETHING OF DURHAM " " ' ^ ^'^ '"
PAMLICO RIVEP
DEADLY DISEASE HITS MENHADEN IM PAMLICO RIVFR
STATE LEVIES t5, 698. 907 FINE AGAINST COMPANY
AURORA RESIDENTS FEAR FINE HILL THREATEN JOBS
PAMLICO SOUN'^
110-FOOT BARGF SUNK TO FORM ARTIFICIAL REEF
MININr. INTERESTS, FISHERMEN BATTLE OVER PEAT
PAN AMERICAN HQRLO AIRWAYS
FAMILY LEARNS RELATIVE SURVIVED HIJACKING
PANAMA
fi;F:/'^?.'."! JP^'NING AT U.S. JUNGLE OPERATIONS tentfr in Panama
HELMS CALLS PANAMANIAN DRUG TRAFFICKER
PANAMA CANAL
SEE ALSO TREATIES
OVERPOPULATION THREAT TO PANAMA CANAL
PANCAKE SALE
PANCAKE DINNER SET NOV. IR-19 BY KIWANIS CLUB
PANCAKES, CARING KIUANIANS
KIHANIS PANCAKE DAY
KIWANIAN5 APPRECIATE SUPPORT
SUCCESSFUL PANCAKE SALE
PANCREAS TRANSPLANT
SEE ALSO ORGAN DONORS
fi'^E^ftlldSJ""^^ "- TRANSPLAMTED INTO N.C. FARMER
TWIN SISTERS, 3A, SO CLOSE THEY'LL SHARE ONE'S PANCREAS
PANIC
DUKE STUDYING PANIC ATTACKS
THE LITERAl^Y LANTERN
PANMURE GORDON L Cn.
NCNB AGREES TO PUY BRITISH ST?CK BROKERAGE
PANNILL KNITTING CO.
FIRM TO CONVERT N.C. PLANT
PANSI6S
PANSIES ARE ENGLISH
PANTERA'S PIZZA
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
?2"£'I"fR'S CONVERTING TO PANTERA'S
GODFATHER'S PIZZA PARLORS GET NEW NAME
THE PANTRY (LASALLE ST.)
GUNMAN ROBS STORE
EMPLOYEE OF THE PANTRY CITED FOR EMBEZZLEMENT
ARMED MAN ROBS STEAK RESTAURANT =""'= ""-t "tN I
THE PANTRY (U.S. 701
SUSPECT SOUGHT IN ROBBERY
PAP SMEARS
SEE ALSO CERVICAL CANCER
LIFESTYLE OETER"INES USE OF PAP TEST
ANNUAL TESTS RECOMMENDED
PAPAGAYO RESTAURANT I DURHAM, N.C.I
SEE ALSO RESTAURANTS, DURHAM
ARMED MFN ROB RESTAURANT
?''n!^f^'^l.''.„i''E"^TEO IN RESTALRANT ROBBERIES
7 DUKE STUDENTS CHARGED WITH MAKING PHONY LICENSES
PAPER
f.yjyj SCHOOL STUDIES HOW EPA RULES FOLLOuFO
WASTE PAPER CAN BRING EXTRA CHR I STMA s MONEY
PAPYRUS
AMERICAN WOMAN PRINGS PAPYRUS ART FRlJM FGYPT WITH LOVF
PARACHUTE JUMPING
SEE ALSO GOLDEN KNIGHTS
SEE ALSO SKY DIVING
SEE ALSO TRIANGLE SPORT PARACHUTE CLU"
RANDOLPH COUNTY MAN HAKES HIS 6,D00TH PARACHUTE JIJMP
?AlAci5?i^r5$^rj^^^T?^*^""'^^- '° 0-SC?Ng*S?yJ^;lR^3[lNA BFACH
JUMPER LANDS SAFELY WITH SPARr 'CHUTE'
PARACHUTES
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, PARACHUTES
III JtlS i^^'SfvlSi^'-"'' ^' '-'^ ^■"''ORNE MUSEUM
PARACHUTE PLANTS KEEP ROX90RO JUMPING
PAPAOE OF HOMES
PRODUCTS SHOW. PARADE OF HOMES SET
PARADES
SEE ALSO CHRISTMAS PARADES, DURHAM
SEE ALSO FLOATS
APPLE SHARE'S MESSAGE BLUNT OM ITS CAUSES
LONGTIME PASSING, FLOWERS LONGT MF GONE
SCHOOL FLOATS MAKE HISTORY 'EXC TfNG
CFREMONIAL PARADE
S"''!'J|R5 ''??40E TURNS OUT TO »E REAL BLAST
vS'-ifS BOLSTER PATROLS FOR GAY -RIGHTS MARCH
NO TROUBLE EXPECTED, POLICE S>Y OF PARADE
f"t'r5^''S! = .^3'SLf?r """'HTS MARCH IN OURHAM
ciJJjNirY'^SAri^ii'^^E^li'sEu"''-'"""' """"^ PEACEFUL
PATRIOTIC CART
READY FOR THE PARADE
HOW MUCH TAX MONEY'
NEIGHPOPHOOO PARADERS
PARADE WAS VULGAR
Il-.^r'I.fl PARADE, GROUNDBREAKING TODAY
BUILDING DEMOLISHED; TOWERS a^GIN
THE EXCITEMENT OF A PARADE
INAUGURAL SPLASH
THEIR KINO OF CAR
PARALEGAL
SUBJECT
PAGc 7^9
1/09/R7
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N F ELY
P D DATE C PG L P BYL
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H ? U/IS/B6 A -.
H 2 M/lh/Hb C I
H 2 U/01/fl6 A 9
H 2 \2/2-i/P.b a 3
H ? l2/2-i/1b a 2
H ? 5/^9/H6 4 22
H 2 3/0<./B6 A 17
H ? 9/0B/B6 e 3
H 2 ',/06/86 C 6 N
S ? 6/23/P6 A 1 P N
S 2 6/ZA/86 A
H 2 U/0S/P6 C 3 ^l
H 2 U/n/B6 A <, =
H 2 U/02/P6 C ^ -I
S 2 12/16/B6 A A L
H 2 12/lfl/B6 A A L
H 2 7/I9/P6 b A
H 2 12/07/B6 C ?
S 2 7/16/86 C I
S 2 7/21/86 C 2
H 2 12/07/86 C f
S 2 7/30/P6 C 2
S 2 3/28/86 II 2
H 2 6/0 3/86 C '
H 2 6/18/86 C 11
5 2 6/23/86 C 1
S 2 3/12/86 C I
H 2 10/06/86 B 9
S 2 10/06/86 C 1
H 3 3/13/86 C ION
S 2 A/16/P6 A 13
H 2 ll/0'./R6 A <.
S 2 7/09/86 A •> N
H 2 8/06/86 A 10 N "51
S 2 11/36/86 C 1 N
S 2 10/13/86 C 1 N J8?
H 3 1 1/30/86 C 11 N LAI
S 2 3/20/86 D
2 */08/86 D A
2 5/13/86 li 0
1 10/07/86 B 1
2 ll/0?/86 C 6
H 2 "./IS/Pb D 1 P F S30
H 2 9/14/06 F 1 P N
H 2
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r
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r
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S 2
5/01/86
r
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N
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H 2
5/25/06
A
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P7f.
H 2
5/25/86
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1
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N
P38
S 7
b/27/Pb
1
1
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'85
H 2
6/i8/86
r
1
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H J
6/29/86
A
1
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W27
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6/30/86
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7/0'/86
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7/05/R6
8
6
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H 2
7/08/°b
r
1
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P
R76
H 2
7/07/86
A
A
1
S 2
7/07/86
r
1
P
P
H 2
3/05/86
A
A
1
H 2
9/03/86
A
1
N
CI
S 2
9/03/86
A
1
P
N
H 2
0/13/86
B
1
D
P
R76
H 2
1/30/86
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P
R76
H 2
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montmly/anwual
INDEX
P4r.c T'u
S I T
N f 111
P n DATE C IT. L P TYL
SEE ALSO LAWYERS. U.S.
SHE TCOK LEAP lurO The UNKNOfcTJ
PAf ALYSIS
SEE ALSO "lAMI PROJECT
STRONG LEGS a»h...S" PARALYZED •'AY MALK
STR?ATEP STRESSES POSITIVE OUTLOOK IN ORMSBY'S »4TTLE
PARAMEDICS . . ,
SEE EXEPGFNCY MEDICAL TECHNICIA'iS
PARAMOUNT Theater iburlington, n.c.i
GALLERY PLAYERS TO =^e GIVEN T'JEATEB
PARAOLYMPICS
SEE ALSO OLYMPICS
^^KANNAPOLlPiiriEELCHAIR ATHLETE -ILL COMPETE IN PARAOLYMPICS
PARAPLEGICS
SEE ALSO HANDICAPPED
KANNAPOLIS WHEELCHAIR ATHLETE WILL CO-PETE IN PARAOLYMPICS
PAP APSYCHOLOGY
SEE ALSO FCUNOATION FOR RESEARCH ON THE NATURE OF HAN
SEE ALSO INSTITUTE FOR PARAPSYCHOLOGY
SFF ALSO PSYCHICS
AN INVESTIGATOR JF WHAT GOES ''UMP IN THE NIGHT
N.C. GhCSTBUSTER LURcO to THE UNEXPLAINA3LE
PARAPSYCHOLOGY. EDUCATION HIS GREAT LOVFS
PARATROOPERS
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS. PARACHUTES
27 PARATROOPERS HURT AFTEH MISSING DROP ZONF
PAOJONS
SEE PARCLE
SEE PRESIDENTIAL PARDONS
"''m IlSo'dURHAM county SCHOOLS, PARENT INVOLVEMENT
WOKKSHOP SCHEDULED FOR PARENTS
COURSE PLANNED FOR PARENTS . „,, _,..
PARENTS CAN HFLP CHILDREN REACH THEIR prTEHTIAL
PAO=NI INVOLVED PRESCHOOL EDUCATION CHILD DAY CARE CENTER
SEE ALSO ChILO care CENTERS. U.^.
PRJGRAh"hIlPs''chILDrIn WHO HAVE SPEECH PROBLEMS— AND THE 1° PARENTS
PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION
S'E ALSO DURHAM CITY PTA COUNCIL
SFg ALS" DURHAM COUNTY PTA COUNCIL
'little SISTER INSPIRES AWARO-W INNING RODK
AN INVITATION. ..BUT THERE'S JUST ONE HITCH
PARENTAL AUTHORITY
PARENTa"conSENt"uRgId^FOR minors REQUESTING STATE-FUNDED AROPTIONS
PAPSNTS FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF GIFTED EDUCATION
SEE ALSO CHILDREN. GIFTED
GIFTED PUPILS ARE TARGETS OF PROGRAM
CLARIFYING POINTS
WRITING EXERCISES OFFERED FDR CHILDREN
PARI-MUTUAL PETTING
SEE ALSO GAMBLING
SEE ALSO HORSE RACING
TWO GROUPS WANT PARI-mutuEL BFTTING
GROUP TO PUSH FOR PARIMUTirEL BETTING
PARIS. Fpavce
SEE ALSO FRANCE
THE LINKAGE
TERROR (CARTOON)
PARIS FASHIONS IW. MAIN ST.)
HAN IS ARRESTED FDR STEALING SHOES
PARK FORTY PLAZA
PARK FORTY PL«ZA WORK BEGINS
NEW OFFICE "UILDING
PARK FORTY SCULPTURE
-THREE GATES TO THE city-
Park MEDICAL CENTER
MEDICAL CARE CENTER CATERS TO 'YUPPIES-
PARK PLACE
DURHAM FIRM BUYS nEVELOPMENT
"""' OFMCe'sPACE COMPETITION KEEPS LEASING FEES LEVEL
Park rangers
park ranger honored
shots fired at OAPK ranger WM^ SPOTTED STOLEN PLANc
ARMED MAN fl=LIEVED TO BE HIDING QN HATTFRAS ISLAND
DARE LAWMEN APPEAL FOR MAN TO GIVE UP
UUTER dANKS MANHUNT SCALED DOWN
MAN IS HELD IN SHOOTING AT RANGER
HAN FACES COURT APPEARANCE ON ASS'ULT CHARGF
PARK SaUARE INN
CHAIN TO TEST NEW INNS IN ARE»
H"WAHD JOHNSON EYES RDU INN SITE
PARK WEST FAMILY PRACTICE
MAN WITH SHOTGUN ROPS CDNVtNIFNCE STORE
PARKER'S CRcEk mobile home park ,,„,..,,
CHATHAM BOARD ASKED TO DROP APPEAL OF RULING
N.C. PAR< ING AREAS
PARKING LOTS
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL.
SEE ALSO GARAGES
DURHAM PARKING DECK PLANS ADVANCE
PARKING MOVE MAY SPUR CIVIC C'NTER ACTION
TOWER":' PARKING PLAN RE«CMED: GULLEY to seek COUNCIL APPROVAL...
COUNCIL ID STUDY PACT ON PARKING
PACT TO PROVIDE JFFICE PUILDING PARKING CK'D
DFIAILS OF CITY PARKING PACT '^lUOItO
CITY OFFICIALS DESERVE PRAISE FOk AGREEMENT
COUNCILMEN SAY PROPERTY FOR GARAGE SHOULD BE GIFT
GOOD TRAFFIC. GOOD WILL
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SUBJECTS
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COUMCIL SHOULD HAVE PUSHED fOR FREE LAND
KENTUCHV GOT rARKIN'". LAND AT COST, NOT FREE
PARKING IDENTIFIED AS OOhNTOWM'S GREAT DRAWBACK
c'5^?";i;f;:?N^rgA3ih^E'^?N?^^^^a ■" "''"- ^=-" '"^^sments
WITTENBERG REFUSES CITY DID ON LAND
WITTENBERG, CITY QUARREL HOTLY OVFR LAND VALUE
mayor: LAND DEAL CAN BE CLOSED
COUNCIL SHOULD GIVE DEVELOPER FAIR PRICE
LAW WOULD LIMIT HEIGHT OF BUILDINGS
S!ri^N^lR\!^?.E?PStriR°iCE'"" nPFICE-TOWFR PLANS
COUNCIL VOTES TO PAY HITTENPEIG'S PRICE
PANFL ENDORSES STUDY OF GARBAGE DISPOSAL
;'I^KY-0INK: IS ONLY IN THE EYE OF BEHOLDER
CITY TO STUDY WASTE DISPOSAL
CITY «AY SEEK GRANT FOR PARKIM& GARAGE
DINKY DOWNTOWN RINK ICARTOONP
PARKING TO REMAIN ON BROAD ST.
CITY CONTINUES WORK ON GRANT APPLICATION
?V5t?c r9»,^^5or,S';? "ILLION GRANT FOR PARKING
f??J''Lt*5^°, "^'^"''S'l- VALUED AT UO A SO. FT.
CITY MAY SEEK GRANT FOR PARKIM& GARAGE
DINKY DOWNTOWN RINK ICARTOONP
PARK ING_ TO REMAINON BROAD ST.
DURH
GARA
CITY SEEKS GRANT'EdR^PARMNG ',ARAGE
niS:?f,?"r°'JI APPRAISAL FOR PACKING REVEALED
PARKING-LAND DEAL NEEDED OPFN DOURS
WRONG FORMULA LEO TO GARAGE-L»ND VALUE
CITY "AY HIKE FEES TO PAY FOR GARAGE
MONEY WOES FORCE TOWERS' CHANGES
cS'iPPIHg'aSay^ ^° "^"^ ^'" '"' PROPOSED PARKING GARAGE
PANEL RECOMMENDS NO CITY TAX INCREASE
inii' ?c'<:'^t iil'^"^'"' ^° ^LD LINE ON tJxeS
SOIL TESTS BEGUN FOR TWIN TOW=RS
fiJv rSHIr?,|-f*SF PROPOSED PAR<ING GARAGF
CITY COUNCIL PLANS ACTION ON TWIN TOWERS PROJECT
COUNCIL APPROVES GARAGE AGREEMENT ' '"""^ KHUJtcr
^flc ^R"K&'k APPROVES TWIN TOWERS AGREEMENT
FEES TO DCUBLF AT PARKING LOTS
PARKING RATES TOU HIGH
PARKING LOT RATES BLASTED
^Vfb'iriJ^IO' ^° I^^O" BEFORE MAJOR VOTES TAKE
fI{:»"9"NEY QUESTIONS VALIDITY OF SIGnItGr
^p! Jk? N^SSr i?^^"p«i5,?'Jgr" '' '''''""'
°cZ1',Thl\\'\"o\'^V,''ri''jl Jlvfi2 """•"• """ ™^ ^°™
PRELIMINARY WORK STARTS ON TUBERS
piNErSAtS^s"JiR%Sfi3"F=^| i,T.r''' '" ""^'^^ "^^^
rlJ)[rP^'!'f,iL^°S*"r" """'HT ABOUT PARKING RATES
?n'^.^?fr'^i^J'^9f '^'-"* SHOULDN'T RAISE FEES
COUNCIL SET TO VOTE ON PARKINS RATE HIKE
No''LOT''LEFf^ "'"' SLICED IN PANEL'S PROPOSAL To CITY
VISART CLOSES DOWNTOWN STORE
COUNCIL CUTS PARKING RATES FOR CITY-OWNED GARAGES. lOT
DURHAM COUNCIL HALVES PARKING-FFE HIKE ''"''"^f^. LOT
FREE PARKING IS KEY TO ENT IC IN G ' SHOPPERS
PLANNED PARKING GARAGE MAY SHRINK
GARAGE PLANS HIT SHALL SNAG
<EN
TURE5
OWN
G GARAGF
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DOWNTOWN PARKING CHANGES ARE NEEDED
S9!rJ'^^,I°,*°°°ESS TICKETING CTHPLAINTS
PANEL TO CONSIDER GARAGE-DEBT FUND
p%'I^i'n^ nC^^^E'SiSJ lL'§S?N'G''f0LeEc"f?^N?''" ""'"'' °'"' ''''''"■
BOND MONEY PROPOSED FOR HOUSE^BUYING AID
PARKING "ETEOS
CHAPEL HILL'S METER HAN
OUT OF SHAPE
PARKING SPACES, ON-STREET
SEE ALSO HANDICAPPED, PARKING
PARKING RULES TOO STRICT
PARKING TICKETS
SEE PARKING VIOLATIONS
PAPKING VIOLATIONS
III ^1-52 CARRBJRO, H.C., PARKIN-, AREAS
Icl JUS ^rS;?^'?. ""■'-• N.C., PAR< IMG AREAS
SEE ALSO TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS
FINES MAY HELP FUND SCHOOLS
r,^g;!^'^o^i[;'f„?0¥6Y MAY NOT B_E WINDFALL
ING-TICKET RULES
;.^:r-** 'n-MTii utitK LUiinM'^RS
CARRBORO RAISES ILLEGAL PARKriG FINE FROM
S^^!K"^\'S,*fI5, PARKING SfFENDFRS ^°"
t'5 TO ISO
MAGISTRATE DEFENDS SELF; WINS
PUBLIC NOTICE -cLr, »i ri
9n'',-^f^"*''5 DRIVERS OF PARKI>IG-FINF HIKES
t5D FINE POSSIBLE IF YOU PARK WRONG IN dDrhAM
NSON'S DISEASE
E ALSn DISEAS'^S (SEE ALSO NA H= S OF SPFrrpTr nrcCACcei
sssE'^^e^;iif]i^i^yc?{5Ji?islHj5!ii:nrpsOb^'s
PARKRIDGE
'pSSS'^;i^rGS"oS'^'A^E"'?o'2oSrF'hR"So5i"'""'^'"'^ °"»"''' development
PARKS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO DEEOSE PARK
SEE ALSO DURHAM park RANGERS
SEE ALSO END RIVE" PARK
SEE ALSO NOPThgatf park
SEE ALSO ROCK aUARRY PARK
SEE ALSO WEST DURHAM PARK
NEysHELVER*^ *CREE ON BASKETBALL COURT
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1/01/86 - 12/31/S6
SUBJECTS
l/0<5/"7
PARKS. POOLS ON BONO LIST
BAND TU PLAY IN PARK
P0i:TM&A'L'e^^^'Aj0UISI?lSN"?'^M0 CAST SHADOW OVER 'BEST. ENO FESTIVAL
ISLAND OF BEAUTY
PACKAGE INCLUTES ^lONEY FQR PASKS
BONO AIM: SOME GREEN SPACE
six OTHER BOND ISSUES APPROUO „„„, ,
PANFL TO DISCUSS »UILOING SWIMMING POOLS
BUILDING PLANS SPARK DE'lATE „.„„,
CITY TO CLEAR HAY FOR HIGHWAY. 3 PARKS
WEST nuRHAM PARK LAND HAY BE 'OLD
WEST r-URHAM MAY GET NFH PARKS
PARKS. DURHAM, SWIMMING POOLS
''lo^ht"L'r.^'r^'.T^l\l REQUEST FOR POLICFMEN
PANEL TO DISCUSS BUTLOING SWI'<M!NG POOLS
BUILDING PLANS SPARK DERATE
PARKS. N.C.
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO
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SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO
N.C. C
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PARKS
POLITI
N.C. <•
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LEGISL
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COUPLE
TURTLF
SENATE
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PANEL
PARK
LEGISL
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CHATHA
PANEL
N.C. I
ENO RIVEP PARK
HANGING ROCK STATE PARK
MORROW MOUNTAIN STATE PARK
NATIONAL PARK SERVICE
N.C. DIVISION OF PARKS AND RFCREATION
N.C. PARKS STUDY COMMISSION
N.C. RECREATION ANO P A" K SOCIETY, INC.
T4N&LEW00D PARK (FORSYTH COUNTY, N.C.I
IJPrAR°^^k?^SrrLS5?E'^?0'SirE!vE"iI"M?rLl0N FROM STATE
cTL-tl^'o^AcguIsVTiaN'^rjS'riST SHADOW OVER .BEST. ENU FESTJVAU
9TH AMONG STATES IN SPENDING FOR ITS PARKS
MMUNITY SERVICE SAVE PARKS?
ATuRS LEI DOWN STATE'S I'ARKS AGAIN
PLAN, FUNDING SOURCE U'GEO FOR STATE PARKS
GIVES END PARK MORE LAND
HAVEN NEEDS HELP
APPROVES BILL ON HORSEPASTURE RIVcR ,,„,.^„
YS SOUGHT TO FINANCE PARKS: ENTRY FEES SCORED
PONDERS PARKS PROPOSAL ,,,
FFICIALS TOLD OF GUAROS AGAINST LAWSUITS
ATQRS ANGERED BY PARKS MQNEY USE
ROPOSFO TO MATCH OONATHNS FOR PARKS
Mi VANCE USE OF MONEY RAPPED
SUPPORTS MORE SPENDING FOR PABK LANO ^n.rrrAr
ARK REPAIRS PROGRAM LAu:iED BY SOME OFFICIALS; OTHERS CRITICAL..
PARKS. U.S.
SEE ALSO GLACIER NATIONAL PARK
SEE ALSO NATIONAL PARK SERVICE ,,,,„„,
BUDGET CUTS MAY AFFECT NATIONAL PARK VISITORS
PARKS AND F,ECRFATION OEPT.
SEE DURHAM RECREATION UEPT.
PARKVIEW APARTMENTS
NCCU STUDENTS IN MELEE
200 PEOPLE INVOLVED IN .NCCU DISTURBANCE
2 ARRESTEO FOR SMASHING WINOO.I
STORE ROB^EO
STORE ROBBEO PY MAN WITH KNIF:
MAN WITH SHOTGUN P03S DURHAM STORE
GUNMAN POBS STORE
SUSPECT IN »KMEO ROBBERY SOUGHT
PAPKWAY PLAYHUU3E_
^^U^lTry;s85>?^5^SS^'^^S?HS^S?"«FPs'SrrSKiNTA,N TRADITION
''""^"oiJRHA^JsKEn TO MOVE SHOPPING CEITER'S PUS STOP
CITY SHOULD IMPROVE PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION
SOUTH SQUARE "US ROUTE CHANGE OK'O
PARKWOOO (PURHAM, N.C. COMMUNITYI
F\LCONBRIOGe RESIDENTS OPPOSEO TO ANNEXATION
CLEARING THT RECORD
DUCK ON ICE
ELDERLY HFLP TRACK ABSENT PUPILS
CITY PANEL APPROVES ANNEXATION PLANS
BONO IS^UE WILL NFEO 'PIZZAZZ' TO GET VOTES
BOARD PI^RSUADFD TO WITHDRAW ZINING """>'«C ,
KEY HOMES' REZG'IING PLEA nEFERRED AFTER CRITICISM
NEWSPAPER KEEPS SISTERS HOPPING
PaSkwOOO RESIDENTS CLASH WITH BUILDER OVER FLOUDING
PARKWOOO DAY CARE CENTER
CAST OF PLAY
PARKWOOO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
ELDFRLY HELP TRACK ABSENT PUPILS
•SIREAT' TALK
iRO^ipADERs'suRPKISEO OLD PEOPLE CAN ^E FUN
r!oSV?'l?HOO?5'GET"NEW PRIN'-.IPALS AT EOARO'S SESSION
^3&RVr^cS8S;^?'^PE^'wuS nrio?ESSuotNts th.n ist day last year
PARKWOOD VOLUNTEER FIRE OEPT.
SEE ALSO EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECH-I IC I ANS
SFE ALSO FIRE OEPTS., DURHAM COINTY, VOLUNTEER
SEE ALSO FIRE DFPTS.. N.C. VOLUNTEER
ANNEXATIUNS THREATEN VOLUNTEER FIRE UNITS
BOY SCOUTS LEARN FIRE FIGHTING
PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS
SEE PRIVATE SCHOOLS
"'"see also franklin county probation OFFICE „.„„.-,
SEE ALSO N.C. DIVISION OF AOUL T PRORATION ANO PAROLFS
SFE ALSO N.C. PAROLE COMMISSION
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SEE ALSO PERSON COUNTY PROBATIO^l OCPICE
SEE ALSO PROBATION
HAKE PRISONERS LITERATE
ISO MILLION POISON EXPANSIONS PROPOSEO
GOVERNOR'S PRISON PLAN WOULD :OST STATE LESS
E',S°S*I'0" OEFICERS AVERAGE CARRYING 3A CASES TOO MANY
NO PAROLE VIOLATION NOTED IN ^'URDER C ASE , OEF C I AL SAYS
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PAROLEE BLASTS JUOGE WHO SENTENCED HIM TO <.A YEARS
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INCENTIVES EYED FOR ILLITERACY PROBLEM
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PRISONEOS' CHANCES FOR EARLY ' EL 6 ASE INCR EAS ED
PAPRIS ISLAND, S.C.
MARINES TRYING TO CLEAN UP PAORIS ISLAND'S IMAGE
PAPT TIME JOBS
SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT, N.C.
SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT, U.S.
BENEFITS URGED FOR PART-TIME N . C . EDUCATORS S 7 10/17/86 A 3
PARTIES
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COCKTAIL PARTIES ARE WORK FOR JOUNALISTS 5 3 8/0A/fl6 A "
PARTNERS If ECUMENISM
SEE NATIONAL COUNCIL OF CHURCHES
PAOTNEPSHIP FOP AFFORDABLE HOUSING
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., HOUSING
COUNCIL CHANGES METHOD OF PIC<ING PROJECT DEVELOPER H , IJ/U'J/RS C 1
PASO FIND
SEE ALSO HORSES
SPANISH HORSES IN CHRISTMAS PARADE
"ATENTS
SEE TPIANGLE UNIVERSITIES LICENSING CONSORTIUM
PATERNITY TEST
BURLINGTON COMPANY SUES EX-EMPLOYEES OVER SFCRETS H 1 10/30/86 u <. „
PATHOLOGY
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PATRONAGE •!
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SEE ALSO AWARDS '
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PATTISHALL'S GARAGE >
CAR OWNFRS HAVE RECOURSE WHEN MECHANICS HOLD CARS H 7 7/70/86 B 6 ', E5" " ^^
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UNUSUAL DEPTH MARKS DANCE PERFORMANCE ." I 5/I5/Be A 1 n N J66 J
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UTILITIES PANEL OKS INSTALLATION RIGHTS
Payroll OEOurTIONS
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SEE ALSO SALARIES, U.S.
SEE ALSO TAXES, N.C.
SEE ALSO WAGES, U.S.
GANTT IS SEEKING POWER TO LEVY NEW LOCAL TAXES S 2 <,/01/P6 C 7
PEABDDY COAL CO.
FIRM NOT INVOLVED IN RELOCATIIN OF «IG MOUNTAIN AREA INDIANS S 7 ll/lS/86 A 4
PEACE
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SUMVEO SCLSTICE DANCE Ti SEND 'MESSAGE OF PEACE-
PEACE CEREMONY TOCAY
LEUTZE TO SPEAK ON PEACE
■WALLACE PP3CLAIMS WORLD PEACE DAY
BAHAM CELEBRATION
FRIENDS STUDENTS TO VISIT SOVIET UNION
PCACE-BALLOON LAUNCH SET AT MEREDITH COLLEGE
PEACE CENTER OPEN HOUSE SCHEOJLEO FOR lOHORPOH
PEACE CENTER SEEKS DIALOGUE
FIND A PEACEFUL SOLUTIO'J
LrFTI"G MESSAGES OF PEACE
COUNTDOWN
•YEAR OF PEACF- ELUDES MANY P'QOLE IN WORLD
PEACE ACTION DURHAM
DURHAM, ENGLAND. WRITES TO nu'HAM, N.C.
PEAC^ COLLEGE
SoRkIhO^FEAIuSeS SUKVIVAL SKILL lOEAS FOP WRITERS. PUdLISHFRS
WRITE" SANCHEZ HILL SPEAK AT WORKSHOP
PEACE COLLEGE, STunENTS
HS. STRICKLAND ATTENDS COURSE
PEACE CORPS
STUDENTS NEED HELP .,„„..
N.C. WOMAN REPORTED SAFE IN ClHrROON
WOMAN REPORTED SA^E IN CA-ERQDN „ ^ „,
PEACE COKPS HAS BEEN EFFECTIVE FOB JS YEARS
PEACF OFFICERS MFMORIAL '"AY
SEE ALSO N.C. HIGHWAY PATROL
^^SemORIAL HELd'fOR officers killed in line OF DUTY
READY. AIM,...
PEACH BOWL
SEE college bowls
"^"■"pcACH GROWERS BRACE FOR SPRIM". COLO SNAP
P':aCH CROP THINNED luT NOT DESTROYED ,,,^
N.C. PEACH CROP SUSTAINED SOMF TA"AGE FBJM FREEZE
THIS YEAR'S N.C. PEACH CROP PLACED AT 20 MILLION POUNDS
SANCHILLS GROWERS SAY PEACH COP IS LOOKING GOOD
DFSPITE I LATE FREE'ES, N.C. 'EACH CROP GOOD
REACHES ARE REPLACING TOBACCO ON THIS FARM ,
HOI. DRY WEATHER Sweet to PEACHES
THIS YEAR'S COOP IS JUST PEAC-<Y
PEANUTS
SEE ALSO NUTS
N.C. PEANUT FARMER SETS RECORD
NE2'"DEVICF"NIFls'oUT''iLCOHOL THAT MAKES PEANUTS TASTE UNPLEASANT
GOOPER GROWERS PUSHING PEANUTS
PEARL HARBOR
'^ON'pEARL^SkRBSS'uAi, WORLD WAR I VETS REMEMBER ANACOSTIA EJECTION
PEARL MILL , ,
GIANT MILLS NEARLY GONE
PEARNE AND LACY ISILER CITY, N.C.I
7TH ROBOT TO ROLL OUT OF SILE' CITY COMPANY
PEARS
THE UNSUNG PEAR
PEARSON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
TREE PLANTING
PCARSHN ELEMENTARY NOMINATED FQI! PROGRAM
PEARSON PICKED AS ;UALITY SCHOOL
PEAOSON'S EXCELLENCE RECOGNIZED
SAFETY PATROL WINNERS
PSR^O'. SAFETY PATROL OFFICERS IDENTIFIED
TOP PATROL
CITv ^CMOOLS H[RE PRINCIPAL. =ILL <• ADMINISTRATIVE POSITIONS
HILLSIDE TO GET N^W PRI'lCIPAL
PEARSON WINS SCHOOL E»CELLENC= AWARD
P'AOSON SCHOOL MAKES AMERICA'S HJNOR ROLL
DURHAM SCHOOL SHOWS HARD WORK PAYS OFF
AWARO-WINNI-IG SCHOOL'S FORMOLl IS COMMITMENT
500 TEACHFKS REPORT FOR CITY = CHOOL WORK
PEARSON SCHOOL AMONG ELITF GRTUP IN O.C. CEREMONY
SCHOOL GETS NATIONAL CEREMONY _ „r^,,, .,
GETTI'JG WHITE H"USE HONOR INVIGORATES PEARSON OFFICIALS
3 FROM DURHAM REPRESENT SCHOOL AT WHITE HOUSE
RFAGAN CALLS DURHAM EDUCATORS. OTHERS HFROcS
EDUCATORS BASK IN GLOW OF PEARSON HONOR
W.G. PEARSON SOURCE OF PRIDE _ ,, ,. ,^
PEARSON STUDENTS ENJOY SPOILS OF EXCELLENCE
FLAG OF PRIOE
jnp PATROL
MAYOR BACKS 'INCUPATCjPS' "W I EW BUSINESSES
PARENT ACCUSES TEACHER'S AIDE UF HITTING CHILD
SUPER STUDENTS
PEARSONTOw'J ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
EYE dF The beholder
WO0DC=0FT WANTS DECISION ON SCHOOL
FIRM ASKS LAST WORD ON SCHOOL- SI TE GIFT
CLEARING The RECORD
AU&V telTH THF Wlt^n
6 COUNTY SCHOOLS GET NEW PRINIIPALS AT BOARD'S SESSION
6 COUNTY SCHOOLS GET NEW PRINC IPALS „ ,„
BUILDING BOOM HAS 3 SCHOOLS IN COUNTY SCURRYING FOR SPACE
GETTING STARTED
COUNTY SCHOOLS' ENROLLMENT BULGES
COUNTY ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS BULGE
CHILD HUWT AT SCHOOL „,,
NORTHERN HK.H PRINCIPAL PUSHE'^ COUNTY BOND VOTE
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SUBJECTS
ffjft REJECTS RECUE5T FHR PE4T MINING PFD'MT
STATE AOUPTS PE«T MINING RULES
MINING INTEPESTS. FISHERMEN BATTLE OVER PEAT
PEAT MINING
SEE PEAT noGS
PE-'T M3SS
P-^ATHCSS GOOD MULCH ONLY IF C-INSTANTLV WET
PETANS
SEE ALSO NUTS
HILLSPOROUGH'S TFFICUL SOUIR^EL SHnoTEP r.oES
PglAL ""ACROOACTYLV
SEE ALSO FEET
anvs FnoT DISEASE A MEniCAL
AFTFR THE NUT PIRATES
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PEDESTRIAN TRAFFIC
CITY PANEL SUGGESTS DUKE HELP ON STREETLIGHTS
PEOIATOICIAtJS, N.C.
Ill mZ CHILDREN. DISEASES
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, HEALTH CARC
SEE ALSO PHYSICIANS, N.C.
D??jc, ''?u.?"!''^ VACCINATIONS TO COUNTIFS
PANEL CHANGES MALPRACTICE, V AC C INAT lOM P I f 1 ^
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PEE DEE BUTTLING CO.
PEPSI SUIT SETTLED; COKE GOF S TO TRIAL
PEEPING TJM
DURHAM MAN ARRESTED ON PEEPUiG CHARGE
PEFR COUNSELING SERVICE
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PEER COUNSELORS
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CENTER PROVIDES PEER COUNSELING
PEGGY SUE GUI "ARRIED IFIlmI
■PEGGY SUE- LFAVE5 QUESTION -HHY?'
PEGRAM HCUSE (DUKE UNIV.l
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GROUP PRESERVES AREA'S PAST
PELL GRANTS
IN NCAA 8ATTLFS, SHALL SCHOOLS HAVE BIG VOICF
THOUSANDS JF UNC STUDENTS MAY LO?E AID? FoJdhAM TELLS TRUSTEE'
PELLFT GUNS
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MAN CHARGED AFTER
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REPORTS: ATHLETES' GRADUATION RATE OUTPACES OTHFRS
PEN PALS
SEE ALSO LETTER WRITING
N.C. GIRL IS PEN PAL WITH SOVIET POV
N.C. 7TH-GRA3FR WR I TES FOR PEA LF
PEN PALS MEET AT LAST
PEN PALS MEET 2? YEARS LATER
PENCILS
MEDIAN MET WORTH OF AVERAGE U.S. HOUSEHOLD IN 133,000
PENDER COUNTY, N.C.
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BULLS '46*0 ELIHIN'TIC'I AFTER LOSS
L»HB GOES ROUTE FOR DURHAM F I? ST
BULLS PUT IT TOGETHER. SCUT S?X ,^,^.„
WHITE SOX WRITE ENO TO BULLS' HIN STRF4K
BULLS WIN WITH FOUR RUNS IN 9TH
BULLS OnwN WHITE SOX. OPEN TWI-GA-E LEAD
BULLS KEEP WINNING
HARRISON Bonus ^ULLS TO WIN
HARRISON eoTMS AS BULLS BUST ^QX
HflMFRS, ARMS STEEP BULLS' wIN
BULLS CONTINUE WINNING WATS
MLNE" HURLS BULLS PAST PENINSULA. 4-3
KILNER. HRS PACE BULLS
PENINSULAR FIRE INSURANCE
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS: triangle
PENLANO SCHOOL OF CRAFTS
PENLANO WORK SOLID, RELIABLE
PENMANSHIP
SEE ALSO CALLIGRAPHY
^'OURHAi PEOPLc'^AT work: HANDWRITING KEY TO UNDERSTANDING
OENN RELAYS
TCU TAKES SECOND RELAY WIN AT PENN
PENN STATE UNIV.. SPORTS. FOOTBALL
SEE PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIV. SPTRTS. =OOTBALL
PENNIES
SEE ALSO cor^s
^^MAN''uiEs"l96'lIoOO PENNIES FOR TOWNPAYmenT on car
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SEE ALSO PHILADELPHIA. PENNSYLVANIA
SEE ALSf THREE mile ISLAND. PEN'l SYLVANl A
OFSPITE CLOSEn OFFICE. 0EVELO°cR SAYS N.C
BALLOON COVERED 380 MILES IN T HOUR^
"^'"'"Iffeio^ftoNSr^luRN.TURE GOES CONTEMPORARY
PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIV. SPORTS. FOOTBALL
SEE ALSO PENNSYLVANIA
PENN ST. FOES: OVERCONFIOENCE. ECU
PENNWALT C0RPCRATI?N
PHILADELPHIA COMPANY GIVES 13~.000 TO DUKE
DUKE BUSINESS STUDENTS GET HELP
FOOTbALL
BUSINESS GOOD
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TALK PLANNED
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PENNY FURNITURE OBSERVES "^OTH ANNIVERSARY IN DURHAM I AD I
PENRITH APARTMENTS
SEE ALSO APARTMENTS
?aL'5,JcSA?rirg!ikHA'!i"S'S0W LARGEST FILM PROCESSOR IN U.S.
PARK AREA GOOD PLACE TO LOOK fqr HOME
''^''"Ii7''hILLI0N mall, office complex PLANNED
PENSION PLANS
SEE ALSO CIVIL SER
SEE ALSO 00U3LE-0I
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SEE ALSO MILITARY
SEE ALSO N.C. STA
SEE ALSO RETIPEMEN
INSURANCE PLAN I
PENSION FUNDS BE
TAX BREAK SOUGHT
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FOR ALL PENSIONERS
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INC HURDOCK OVER PENSION FJNO
ISUSING PENSnN FUNDS
ION FUNDS MI SUSEO
PENIAGCN
SEE ALSO MILITARY
FLY SOLDIERS SAFELY
PENTHOUSE MAGAZINE
^CAMPAIGNS FOR DECENCY CHIP AT MAiAZI.E SALES
PEOPLE ALLIEC fqr ChIlO ADVOCACY
"^Eck'? iLLi?/F%''£H?LTJnvnc.CY HELPS AuULTS ABUSED as CHILDREN
CHILD'S WELFARE SHOULD "E FIRST CONCERN
makChESS take steps for CHILDREN'S HOME .,^.:„.,,
NCCU LAW STUDENTS DESERVE PRAISE FOR UNSELFISH EFFORTS
STUDENT HELP COMMENDED
PEOPLE ASSISTING VICTIMS
SEE ALSO CRIME VICTIMS
SEE ALSO MISSING PERSONS. N.C.
SEARCH UNDER WAY FOR BOY, l*
PEOPLE EXPFESS INC.
NEW R"U HUB MEANS FARE COMPETITION
NF. YORK AIR RETURNING TO ROU AIRPORT
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SEE ALSO DURHAM VOTERS' ALLIANCE
RIVALRY PLANNED FOR ENTRENCHED POLITICAL GROUPS ^„,„.,
PEOPLE'S ALLIANCE TO CELE'iRAr; lOTH ANNIVERSARY FRIDAY
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ALLIANCE TUflNS Ui LOOKS AHEAC'
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MJO MILLION LIMIT PUT ON BONO ISSUF
PEOPLE'S ALLIANCE CHAPTPR OPP35CS OCCUPANCY TAX PLAN
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ALLIANCE TO OPPOSE TAX
COUNTY HEARING LAST SALES TAX BATTLEGROUND
SALES TAX INCn.EASE APPROVED
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DURHAM SCHOOL BONDS SPARK CONTROVFRSY
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FORUM ON COUNTY BONO OFFEREO TONIGHT
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BONDS A GREAT ACHIEVEMENT
CGHMITTEt BACKED ALL nONDSi <. OF 5 COMMISSIONERS
DURHAM VOTERS BACK SCHOOL BONO I SSUE
SEWER, WATE' OUESTIONS SUPPORTED
BONO COVERAGE PRAISFO
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COMMISSIONERS ARE ASKED TO WAIT ON SALES TAX HIKF
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5* SALES TAX APPROVED
PEOPLE'S ALLIANCE, N.C.
DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE BLASTS AT LEGISLATORS
DURHAM GROUP ANNOUNCES ENOORS=MENTS
ALLIANCE ELECTSOFFICFRS
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JJ„ i'-VI°'^ '''' BONOS TAGGED F 0^ SPECIAL TRANSPO'
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BUSINESS highlights
PEOPIES CLOTHING
JUVENILES ARE ARUESTEO IN BREAK-IN AT BUSINESS
PEOPLE'S INIERGALACriC FOOD CONSPIRACY
III FOOO'CO-UPS ""°'' "=°°""'-^ PEOPLE'S INTEPG AL ACTI C FOOD CONSPIRACY!
PEOPLE'S PHARMACY
SEE ALSO DRUGS
SEE ALSO PHARMACEUTICAL COMPANIFS
rlVrn.M'-l-^iJME'; ORINKING MDR= DANGEROUS
CALCIUM MAY COMBAT CANCFR, HIGH BLOOD PRfS'iCIaF
CO^UMNf?}^'^^L^,^" interact il?H BiSth^ONTrSl PILLS
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ANT IOEPRESjANTS bring RELIEF FROM CHRONIC PA N
RETIN-A OFFERS RAY OF HOP= FOR SKIN UAmJgEO BY SUN
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MONFY kiCES FO»CE TOWEOS' CHSNGES
T»iSUK«NCE COMPANY NIMES ''E " ^^ £ 1 1 PENT
bUlLOING DE-OLISH^O: ^OWEPS B-&IN
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MAN hllH PISTIL ROBS PIZZA PARLHR
PEPPI'S PIZZA KOSBEn
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PERFORMANCE PONDS
SEE ALSO CURHAM
SEE ALSO SUBDIVISION CONSTRUCTION
PLANTiT ON PLAZA PERMITS MAY 3E REVOKED
STUPES GIVEN OEPRIEVE FRQM CLOSING THREAT
C/JroEALEp's^EXIT PLAN GETS Ni IGHBURHOOO OBJECTION
ptRFSpMANCS CHEVROLET: FOR THF CHILDREN lADI
PERFORMANCE CHEVROLET
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THE PERFORMING ARTS SERIFS
SEE CASwIll'cOUNTY performing A^iTS SERIES
"^"''"cOUPT REVERSES PERJURY INOICHENT DISMISSAL
PFRJURY COUNT DROPPED IN I N" AT E BE ATI NGS C ASE „
FORMER CORRECTIONS OFFICIAL NANCE CONVICTED OF PERJURY
PFRJURY ARREST MADE IN BIAS C«SE
INDICTMENT IS UPHELD
''^°''"?|Ki|!f''DENIAL KILLS COASTAL DEVELOPMENT
NJIMRF rnrUlRVANCY bGyS HALF OF PFRMUOA ISLAND
cSIpEL hill-based group Bu5s island 'FOR BARGAIN-
PERRY'S MILL POND
SEE ALSO "ILLS
PERRY'S MILL POND
PERSEIOS
"pERSE?o"MEfEQR SHOWER POSSIBLY VISIBLE EARLY TUESDAY
""^'persimmon TREE IS ORNAMENTAL AND PRIOUCFS WONDERFUL FRUIT
PERSIMMON TIME
PEBSON-ALITY FESTIVAL
"?A^^^? ^i?.l,/s^UGH¥-^5R PERSON-ALTTY '66
PERSON-ALTY FESTIVAL SLATED ^IE«T SATURDAY
RECpSu VOrnOUT EXPECTED FOR P=RSON-»LITY FESTIVAL
SOARING SPIRITS
PERSON COU^'TY
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E iLSn EDUCMIONAL OPPORTUNITY CENTER
Soman slain in person county
[IS'^FF^EIis'iN'pER'sEN'^ouNT^ Investigate CUTTINGS.
39 PERSON COUNTY FIRMS WILL &= T SAFETY AWARD
B PEOPLE ARRESTED IN PERSON COUNTY DRUG INVFSTIGATIC
PERSON AND VANCE PILLS ARE APPROVED
riRlSN ch^^^'rA.V.ii'Vol 'tself in video promot ion
PERSON CHOIR TAKES SONG LITERILLY IN SHOOTING SPREE
SDMF TEXAS HAY ARRIVES IN PERSON COUNTY
PERSON COUNTY FARM INCOME OOHN
PERSON COUNTY. N.C. AIRPORTS
SEE ALSO AIRPORTS. N.C.
PERSON COUNTY AIRPORT SITE
SWOOTINGS
PERSON TO SEE" FEDERAL AIRPORT GRANT
DOT ANNOUNCFS PLANS TO PAVE 7 PERSON PQAOS
PERSON AIRPHRT WORK AHEAD OF SCHcCULE
PfSsON a RPORT MASTFR PLAN TO J5 REDRAWN
GTE TO FUILD HANGAR, PARK A I R= LANE S AT PER
PERSON COUNTY PETITIONS SEEK N.C. -.9 WORK
rTFMDVFS PLANES TO PERSON AIRPORT
PERSON APPROVES CONTRiCT FOR CORPDRATF. HANi
PERSON ilRPDRT COMMITTEE BECO-ES COMMISSIO
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PERSON COUNTY AIRPORT
"^"SON COUNTY, N.C., AMBULANCE SERVICE
SEE ALSO AMBULANCE SERVICE, N.C.
SEE ALSO PERSON COUNTY EMERGENCY MEDICAL SYSTEM
NEW BUILDING HOLDS PERSON EME5GENCV OPERATIONS CENTER
PERSON CCUNTY, N.C, BOND ISSUES
MODERN HOSPITAL HELD NEFOED TO ATTRACT DOCTOR";
PERSON COUNTY VOTERS OK SPEC I A L TAX FOR HOSP f TAf
ACTION STARTED ON BONOS FOR CPSL PLANT "°5'^'^'"-
PEPSPN COUNTY, N.C., BUDGET
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PERSON BUDGET PROPOSAL CALLS FOR TAX HIKE
BUDGET work: PEPSON COMM I S SI ONER S PARF TA X RAISE
PERSON OKS -IUDGET WITH TAX INCREASE
PERSON BOARD CHAIRMAN VOTED AGAINST BUDGET
•PERSON COUNTY, N.C, ELECTIONS
TSHuN'^bR'^ER^ir^'stllR???""" '"■" '^ •'^"°*' ""J-^^^ SHERIFF CANDIDATE
WHERE IS THE GOP?
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PERSON COUNTY CANDIDATES GIVE VIEWS '"""t'm'.'ICe
o'iTo'^''.,t,lMnhk'klcl'' ' ""5°- "NTESTS
l'.£?5°"' COMMISSIONER EYES RUNOFF
MONTGOMERY UNDECIDED ABOUT RUMOFF
RIJNOFFS; PERSON COMMISSIONER SAYS HF UTII FTIC Tnn.v
RUNOFFS SCHEDULED TUESDAY IN I I Jl AREA COUNTIES °°"
APEA RUNOFFS TO SETTLE "AY LEFTOVFRS '-"""'"^5
WNJGOMERY LOSES PERSON gj^^ ^'^ ^OV ERS
NO REPUBLICANS SEEK PERSON OF=ICES
PERSON COUNTY, N.C, EMPLOYEES
DOT ANNOUNCES PLANS TO PAVE 7 PERSON POAUS
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PERSON COUNTY, N.
SEE ALSO PERSO
N.C. EYES »6
PROJECT HOUL
PERSON, GRAN
PHYSICS PROJ
SMASHING MOV
DEVELOPER S«
BID FOR SURE
STATE URGED
PERSON COUNT
CEREMONY, TO
VIDEO BEING
SUPERCOLLIOE
GROUND BROKE
PROPOSED SUP
PERSON COUNT
COMPANY BUYS
c, industrial development
brliSn projec?'"- '='"'-"'" <: pollution control financing
d bring jobs, monfy, prestige
'^^^'-SA?°S38s'T'^ti?M^2LF"jogi"="'^ ""-^ COLLIDER PROJECT
TO SEEK COLLIDER
Y CANDIDATES GIVE VIEWS
lUR OPEN PLANT
?o"r'„,''f?^2'' ""^^ STEAM, POWER PLANT
".SPEAKS FOR ITSELF IN VIDEO PROMOTION
ROXBORO PLANT, WILL START TAK I NG APPL IC ATI ONS
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2/19/86 C
2/19/R6 B
4/24/86 B
5/01/86 B
5/03/86 C
5/07/86 C
5/08/86 fl
5/09/B6 B
5/13/86 B
5/31/86 C
6/03/86 A
6/04/86 C
11/01/86 C
5/21/86 C
7/08/16 C
9/03/86 B
9/12/86 B
9/12/80 A
12/02/86 C
PERSON COUNTY, N.C, LAND-USE PLAN
SUBDIVISION RULES STILL OBAWI-(G FIRE IN PERSON CUUNTY
""EPSON COUNTY, N.C, ORDINANCES
PERSON MOBILE HOME PROPOSAL CRITICIZED
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PEPSCN COUNTY, N.C, PROPERTY TAXE^
SEE ALSO PERSON COUNTY, N.C, TAXES
PERSON COUNTY BOARD SUPPORTS CPCL'S EFFORTS ON NUCLEAR PLANT
PERSON CrUNIY, N.C, REVENUE SHARING FUNDS
S'LStS" PERSON COUNTY, N.C, BJOGET
PERSON AGENCIES HAY FACE TpCT. CUTS IN BUDGETS
PERSON COUNTY, N.C, REVENUES
S^Sc5!:?P PERSON COUNTY, N.C, BJOGET
PERSON COMMISSIONERS STALLED ON USER FEES
PERSON COUNTY, N.C, ROADS
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PJRSON COUNTY PETITIONS SEEK N.C. 49 5o5k
HERE ARE CHANGES IN STATE HIGHWY PLAN°?f; A»EA COUNTIES
'■E'SON COUNTY, -4.C, SEWER LINES
SEE ALsS SSU^nSS* ^-9" 5E«4GE TREATMENT PLANT
Hi J IS w2?IS"^;,D'si;jR7^i.rS.^^" ^'""
PERSON AIRPORT COMMITTEE BECO'1 E S COMM I SSI ON
PERSON COUNTY, N.C, TAXES
III ^'■cS SISJ;^'* COUNTY, N.C, pOQpgRTY TAXES
S^Sn^t^? PERSON COUNTY TAX OFFrE
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PERSON COUNTY, N.C, ZONING
llil^':!. ^^°SER TO SETTING MOBILE Hoii PARK RULES
PERSON COUNTY MOBILE HOME QRDINANrF nkfn ""'-^^
SUBDIVISION REGULiTIONS HELD COSTLY
AUTHORITY
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4/04/86 A
4/05/86 A
4/08/86 C
4/18/86 A
4/23/86 A
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6/15/86 C
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S a B J E
PERSOM ilESIPE'lTS OPPOSE TOhUHTlEi
pt^RSON CKS PEPMIT flk TOWN HOLISES
PERSON REJECTS ZOII'IG L'NO CO' SHATKIG PINK
PEtSON PESnENIS CONTESTING ACTION ON OFvELriP''cNT
R"X301I0 LAJYEP: COUNTY'S 70NI»IG MAP NOT OFFICIAL
SIGN PULE STOPS REZHNING HEARING FOR SKATING RINK
PERSON REZONING CLEARS THE WAY fjr SKATING OINK
SUbOIVISION RULES STILL ORAHIIG FIRE IN PERSON CuU;iTY
PERSON APPOINTMCuT PROMPTS GRIEVANCE
PERSON CnUNTY AIPPTRT
SEE PERSON COUNTY. N.C.
AIRPORTS
PERSON COUNTY ARTS COUNCIL
^"pERFORHINC^ARTS SERIES CC-ING TO PERSON AND CASWELL
ART S-iOW SCHEOULED IN PERSON lOUNTY
MADPIGAL DINNER COMING TO PERSON COUNTY
PERSON COUNTY ASSOCIATION FOR RETARDED CITIZENS
SEE ALSO "ENTALLY RETARDED
FUND-RAISING EVENTS FRIDAY TO BENEFIT -SPECIAL CITIZENS'
PERSON COUNTY eOARD OF EOUCATIOh
SEE ALSO PEPSON COUNTY SCHOOLS
SCHOOL ROOF STUDY TO 3E UPDATED
1131.000 SEEN NEEOEO To FIX SIHOJL 030FS
PERSON riCARO "ULL5 3 OPTIONS ON AIDES w»«] DRIVE BUSES
PERSON SCHOOLS EYE =1U0GET INC-EASE
PANEL URGES EXPANSION OF PERSON SENIOR HIGH
PERSON SCHOOL BOARD ADJUSTS H-'uRS AND RAISES LUNCH FEES
»5.000 ALLOCATEO FOR BAND UM=U°'1S
PERSON SCHOOLS EYEING D'UG POLICY
PERSON OFFICIALS LOOK AT NEEDS OF SCHOOLS
PERSON COUNTY SOAR" OF EDUCATION, ELECTIONS
TWO RUN FOR PERSON SHERIFF
PERSON COUNTY CANDIDATES GIVE VIEWS
RUNOFFS ARE PCSSIPLE IN 2 PERSON CONTESTS
DIXON -INS PERSON RACE
PERSON COMMISSIONER EYE^ RUNOFF
NO REPUPLICANS SEEK PER''ON OFFICES
PE'SON COUNTY CLERK OF SUPERIOR COURT
TWO RUN FOR PERSON SHERIFF
RUNOFFS ARE POSSIBLE IN 2 PERSON CONTESTS
PERSON COMMISSIONER EYES RUNOFF
PERSON COUNTY COMMISSIONERS , ,,
PERSON AGENCIES MAY FACE 3 PCT . CUTS IN BUDGETS
HYCO LAKE NOISE ORDINANCE HAY 35 YEAR AWAY
PERSON COUNTY SHERIFF POQTESTS PJOGET CUTS
PERSON MOBILE HOME PROPOSAL C'lTICIZEO
PERSON CLOSER TO SETTING MOp].. E HOM= PARK RULES
PERSON COUNTY MOBILE HO" E GPOI NANCE JK'O
PERSON APPROVES BOAT ORDINANCE FOR HYCO LAKE
WATERSHED PROPOSAL CRITICIZED
PERSON RESIDENTS FACE USER FEES
PER'OM TO HOLD HEARING ON SUBOIVISION ORDINANCE
PERSON COMMISSIONERS STALLEO ON USER FE^S „„„ .,,t
PERSON. GRANVILLE BOARD CHAIR-'EN ^EE BENEFITS FROM COLLIDER PROJECT
DEVELOPER SAYS SHOPPING CENTE» =xPECTFO TO CREATE Jj Tu 7n JOBs
AREA COUNTIES PREPARING PRIORITIES FJP HIGHWAY MEETING WEOIlEbDAY
DOT ANNOUNCES PLANS TO PAVE 7 PERSON ROADS
PERSON COUNTY TO PURCHASE COM-1 JNI C A TI ONS EuUIPMENT
MONTGOMERY LOSES PERSON RACE , , ,
PERSON, ROX'-ORO ENDORSE LANDFILL FOR PLANT'S FLY ASH
PERSON PACKS EXPANDING LANDFILL FOR FLY ASH
R0X30P0, PERSON OFFICIALS T3L0 MERGER haro TO SELL
P=RSON RESI'^FNTS OPPOSE TQwNHOHES
PERSON COUNTY BOARD SUPPORTS IPCL'S EFFORTS ON NUCLEAR PLANT
PFRSON OKS PERMIT FOR TOWN HOJSES
PERSON REJECTS ZONING LAND FCP SKATING RINK
P=RSO» RESIDENTS CONTESTING a: TION ON OEVELOPMcNT
PERSON BOARD OKS SALES TAX INCREASE
PERSON APPROVES FLEXIBLE BENEFITS „,,, .
ROXBORU LAWYER: COUNTY'S ZONING MAP NOT OFFICIAL
5 PERSON COUNTY EMPLOYEES GET HEPATITIS I NNOCUL AT IONS
SIGN RULE STOPS RE20NIN€ HEARING F0» SKATING RINK
PFRSON PEZONING CLEARS THE WAY FQP SKATIHG RINK
GROUP HOME CONCERNS PRO''PT AtWISORY PANEL
PERSON AIRPORT "ASTER PLAN TO 3E REDRAWN
Pt^RSON COUNTY PETITIONS SEEK 'J.C. <•» WORK
PFRSON COMMISSIONER BLASTS 5U=DIVISIJN RULES
PERSON APPROVES CONTRACT FOR ;ORP"RAtE HANGAR
. -RSON -- . - -
PERSON OFFICIALS LOOK AT NEEDS OF SCHOOLS
SUBDIVISION RULES STILL DRAWING FIRE IN f':RS0N CJUNTy
PFRSON AIRPORT COMMITTEE BECOMES COMMISSION
PERSON foARO Elects wIcins its chairman
PERSON APPOINTHFNT PROMPTS GRIEVANCE
M.H. MONTGOMERY, EX-PERSON OFFICIAL. DIES AT 51
PEPSON COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. BUDGET
PERSON COUNTY SHERIFF PROTESTS BUDGET CUTS
PERSON BUDGET PROPOSAL CALLS ' S" TAX HIKE
BUDGET work: PERSON COMMISSIONERS PARE tax RAISE
PERSO'i OKS R00G5T WITH Tax INCREASE
PERSON BOARD CHAIRMAN VOTED AGAINST BUDGET
PERSON COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. ELECTIONS
TWO RUN FOR PERSON SHERIFF
PERSON CuUNYY CanOIDaTES GIVE VIEWS
RUNOFFS ARE POSSIBLE IN 2 PERSON CONTESTS
OIXON WINS PERSON RACE
PERSON COMMISSIONER EYES RUNOFF
MONTGOMERY UNPEG lOED AB"UT RU-iQFF
RUNOFFS: PERSON COMMISSIONER SAYi HE WILL FILE TODAY
RUNOFFS SCHEDULED TUESDAY IN =IVE AREA COUNTIES
NO REPUBLICANS SEEK PERSON OFFICES
PERSON COUNTY COUNCIL ON AGING
SEE ALSO AGING
TALK SCHEDULED ON MEMORY LJSS
PFRSON COUNCIL ON AGING GETS jRANT _,„,,. ,.,. noni-o.u
KERR-TAO COUNCIL GIVES PERSON COUNTY 17.800 FOR i RESPITc CARE PROGOA"
PERSON COUNTY COURTHOUSE
PERSON COUNTY MOBILP HO"E OROINANCe OK'D
PERSON COUNTY OE''aCRATIC PARTY
SEE ALSO DEMOCRATIC Party, N.C.
PERSON DEMOCRATS TO MEET SATURDAY
PEPSON COUNTY OEPT. OF PAkKS AND REC»EATIJN
SEE PERSON COUNTY PARKS AND REC'EATION DEPT.
OERS"N C"U"TY -E'T. -'F SOCTAl SERV'CCf.
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11/26/P6 C 1
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12/17/86 C 1
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3/12/36 C 1
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U/19/96 C 1
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5/03/R6 C 1
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5/03/fl6 C 1
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1/07/86 C 1
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1/22/36 C 1
N S30
H 1
1/22/86 C 1
N S90
H I
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N
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2/04/86 C 1
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2/10/86 B 1
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2/20/P6 B 1
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2/22/86 C 1
N L40
H I
3/11/96 C 1
N 580
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3/1R/86 C 1
N SB"
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3/IR/36 C I
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<./S3/86 C 1
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5/l»/e6 -J 1
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5/21/86 C 1
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6/03/»6 C I
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6/3<./P6 C 1
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H 1
6/18/86 C 1
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5/20/86 E 1
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7/03/36 C 1
N S90
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7/33/86 C <•
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7/23/86 C 1
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N SdO
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3/20/36 C 1
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8/20/86 C 1
N
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9/03/"6 B 1
N sac
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9/03/96 a 1
N S60
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9/12/°6 o 1
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5/17/86 C 1
N sao
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0/07/36 a 1
N H6"
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0/J7/86 E 1
N HBO
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13/11/86 C 1
N H6'"-
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3/2'/8t C 1
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l0/2'>/e5 E 1
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11/04/86 C 1
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1/18/86 C 1
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1/26/96 C I
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2/32/86 C 1
N sao
H I
2/32/86 C 1
., 5jn
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2/17/86 C I
N
H 2
12/24/86 A I
P 0
H 1
1/22/86 C 1
•t S3"
H 1
6/07/86 C 1
N
H I
6/12/86 3 1
N
H 1
6/18/96 C 1
N
H I
5/20/85 a 1
N
H
2/05/85 e 1
.,
H
5/01/86 P I
•1 '30
H
5/33/86 C 1
N
M
5/07/86 C 1
P N
H 1
5/38/86 B 1
N
H
5/30/86 ■) 1
N
H
5/13/86 B 1
N
H I
5/31/86 C I
N
H I
11/01/86 C I
N
" 1
1/21/86 t 1
N
H 1
7/24/86 S 1
N ''60
H 1
12/23/86 C I
N S30
M 1
2/10/56 e I
N
H I
4/03/86 a I
N
MONTHLy/SNMUAL
1/01/86
INDEX
U/3I/flfc
SUBJECTS
l/0»/17
ASSISTANCE QFFEaEO ON FUEL COSTS
HORKFARF SAVINGS ARE CITED
PERSON POARO ELECTS MILXINS ITS CHAIRMAN
""^"^"I^f.^Sy^X fCONCMIC OEVELOPHENT COMMISSION
VIDEO BEING MADE TO ATTRACT I^JOUSTR? TO PERSON COU.MTY
PERSON COUNTY EMERr.EMCY MEDICAL SYSTEM
SEE ALSO PERSON COUNTY, N.C., AMBULANCE SERVICF
PERSON COUNTY TO PURCHASE COMMUNirATfoNS EalllPMFNT
NEW BUILDING HOLDS PERSON EMERGENCY UPEPATIOf's CENTER
"^"^"I/rJ?!:''"? FMERCENCY OPFRATIONS CENTER
PERSON COUNTY TO PURCHASE COMMUNICATIONS FOUIPMFMT
NEW BUILDING HOLDS PERSON EMERGENCY OPERATIONS CENTER
"EPSON COU^ FY FAIR
ANIM4LS. RIDES, FOOD AND PRUrS ARE HITS AT PERSON COUNTY FAIR
PERSON COUNTY GROUP HOME, INC,
SEE ALSO CROUP CARE HOMES
PERSON RESIDENTS FACE USER FE'S
'^•'i?rA?fc)^*PE^TN^'Si«w:'s:fe!:'!?,o&s?2ykrifvE[8^;?tiv^'^*^^'"='"^"°«'^^
ACTION STARTED ON BONOS FOR CPtL PLANT °"^'-°'^"f'"
PERSON COUNTY LANDFILL
JS^.i COUNTIES EYE LANDFILL INSURANCE PROGRAM
COMPANY OFFERS TO BUY LAND TO PUT FLY ASH FROM PI ArjT
SrS5,'^:)*=??'<?°2° ENDORSE L ANDFl Ll fSr PLiNT-l^FL?'" Jsi
PERSON BACKS EXPANDING LANDFILL FOR FLY ASH
CONSULTANT HELPING PERSON, ROXBORORESOlJe LANDFILL. FLY ASH ISSUE
PERSON COUNTY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
MODERN HOSPITAL HELD NEFDED Tl ATTRACT DOCTORS
r'JSec'?^^SI;!?S'l7lJ5s^''''°"^^^ "^"■'''' °"
liiiplTXrs'SEl"g3l^^%i^D?i5^"^f° "^ °"50N HOSPITAL TAX TUESDAY
S^SISf y°^^5 ON HOSPITAL TAX TQOAY
PFRSON county voters ok special tax for HO<;prTai
HEARING SCHEDULED ON PER SON COUNT Y NUR S I NG EnMF^«F ic
KOXBORO CHARITY BALL TO BFNF FI T L I FFL INE ^
PERSON HOSPITAL HIRES ARCHITECT '-"^'^^"^'=
CHARLOTTE FIRM HIRED TO RENOVATE HOSPITAI
HEAPING IS SCHEDULED ON NURSING HoS^UNirs
SENTIMENTS SPLIT ON NURS ING HjSe BEDS COMPE T I T ION
PERSON HOSPITAL. CENTER TO OIVIDE^n BEDS
aOAPD OKS ALLOCATION OF NURsNg HOM"^ BEOS
PERSON HOSPITAL SKETCHES RECEIVED
DUKE'S DIAGNOSTIC VAN ON tSe ROAD
MONEY SOUGHT FOR DURHAM GROUPS
1 lr«°or"?r^f!!H,t?SES BID FOR NURSING HOME BEDS
s pi?yAr?^R^^^5RS'o"jT%ATiiK£" ""^^- ^''^« °^-« --5
;!rs?SDo-^siit^n^?s^j^^!L^i]s?P??irDRivE
"^"^"KciQyf^^ OFFICE BUILDING
PERSON BOARD ELECTS hILKINS ITS CHAIRMAN
PERSON COUNTY PARKS AND RECREATION DFPT.
^J,Hf5^S^''>S8'^ "ICH DRAMA FOR YOUNG ACTORS
GHOST OF CHRISTMAS FUTURE COME S FOR fipoiTED SCROOGE
PERSON COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION
5119!;?'^'" CENTER REZONING APPRnvEO
SUBDIVISION REGULATIONS HELP roSTLY
PERSON REJECTS ZONING LAND Foi skJiing RINK
PERSON RESIDENTS CONTESTING ACTION ON OEVROPMFNT
PFRSON COMMISSIONER BlXsTS SUBDIVISION RULES
PERSON COUNTY PRISON UNIT
Jci^.EcP?'^ ESCAPEES BEING SOUr.HT
ESCAPEE SURRENDERS IN SMITHFIFlD
SEARCH CONTINUES FOR PRISON E5CAPFE
PERSON PRISON ESCAPEE RECAPTQ'ED
PERSON COUNTY PROBATION OFFICE
SEE ALSO PAROLE
SEc ALSO PROBAIION
PROBATION OFFICFRS AVERAGE CARRYING 1'. CASES TOO MANY
PERSON COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD
SEE PERSON COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION
PERSON COUNTY SCHOOLS
''h^k'o°H s\°H"ffifs\ET^ATsE"'?H"p|^7?°' "■"5°'' ""'^^^•
fNgS'^LS^irtcE^gL^flN'-l'^XiiiVfJs''"^^^'^ ^^^--^
ICE CLOSES SCHOOLS
FLU CAUSING EMPTY OFSKS IN SOME APFA <:rwnnic
LOMMITTEE WILL VISIT PEPsONCnSNTVscSoOLS
Fnc29'-rn°S^Tf^""* '"3 BE UPDATED ^'^"^"'-^
f?fV^„Tn RETIi'E AS PERSON AO
1131.000 SEEN NEEOEO TO FIX SCHOOL ROOFS
rEi;gr,=jiiS'j;^i^H^^D!!;is 1?^^ ,1' r&^pu^""^^
PERSON MAMES DIXON NEW ArMLETCDIRFf TOP ^ "
pIsiSn^ a^^?c"w\iv^io\^ ??"^E?oVi":cHooLs
PERSON COUNTY SCHOOLS, BUDGET
S!^IP",,lf^9"!=5 E^e BUDGET INC'EASF
PANEL URGES EXPANSION OF PERSON SENIOR HIGH
PERSON COUNTY SCHOOLS, BUILDING C ON STR lir T r ON
EJSf^.,"??^^ e>IP«N5I0N OF PERSON SENIOR HIGH
PERSON SCHOOL BOARD ADJUSTS HOURS AND RAISES LUNCH FEES
''^''^"£',,f?'JK" SCHOOLS, BUSING
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L^3?i ^l'^S5^GE*rf5s^^^ttE??'^5uro"\^\{E^ ?aS?^? SSPiPIJe'S-^^^
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DATE
S I
E L
C PG L
H I <,/0H/S6 C
H 1 9/2<./nb C
H 1 10/02/86 D
H I U/0R/B6 C
H 1 12/02/fl6 C
H I 5/0"3/P6 f
H 1 6/U3/I16 C 1
H I 10/23/^6 E 1
I 6/J3/S6
1 10/23/116
P 'I SdO
H 1 9/26/(16 B 1 P M SB"
H 1 3/11/B6 L 1
'./15/66 C 1
H 1
H 1
H 1
H 1
H 1
2/11/16 B
'./2A/B6 B
6/lR/a6 C
6/19/P6 B
12/05/06 h
s
M _
H 1
H I
H 2
H 1
1/23/R6 B
2/06/B6 b
2/11/86 A
2/1S/B6 C
2/1T/S6 A
2/13/n5 C
2/19/06 B
2/26/n6 B
2/2n/86 f.
3/01/86 C
3/33/86 C
3/U/R6 A
3/14/P6 B
<./03/R6 b
4/03/P6 «
<>/26/n6
5/30/R6
6/II5/B6
6/23/86
6/2A/P6
6/28/86
9/0'./a6
9/16/86
10/22/86
N Sao
N SJO
"I sao
N H60
N H60
N M06
•J S80
N S80
N
1 12/03/86 a 1
" 1 12/02/86 C 1
T/zoyt 3 1
8/19/86 C 1
N S30
N sao
H I
H 1
H 1
H 1
H 1
3/26/86 C
6/14/P6 C
3/08/86 C
8/20/86 C
10/29/86 B
1 7/25/P6 B 1 -I
1 7/2 6/86 C 1 N
1 10/09/86 b 1 N
1 I2/0«,/86 B 3 N
H 2 <./02/86 B 1
H 1
H 1
H 1
H 2
H 1
H 1
H 1
H 2
H I
H 1
H 2
S 2
H 1
H I
H 1
H 1
1/18/06 C
l/28/a6 C
1/30/86 B
1/31/86 b
2/J6/86 b
2/06/86 P
2/13/86 B
3/12/06 D
3/12/86 C
3/18/04 c
3/27/86 0
3/27/86 H
7/02/86 Q
8/20/86 C
Il/1<./P6 B
11/18/86 C
N C 3<-
N
H
'I sao
'./10/06 A
5/l<./86 C
5/l'./86 C
7/02/86 E
PERSON COUNTY SCHOOLS, TEaCH'^r AIDES
H 2 3/08/86 C 1 N 580
H 2 9/0<./a6 B ". N
H 1 9/18/06 P 1 N SbO
H 1 9/18/86 B 1 N
LY/ANNUAL
1/01/86
INDEX
SUBJECTS
P A'', c 7 » 2
l/03/<(7
K
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i:
P 0 DATE
SEE ALS'^ SCHOOLSt N.C.. TEACHERS* AIDES
PERSON POARO MULLS 3 OPTIONS ?i< AIDES WHO DRIVE BUSES
PERSON SCHOOLS EYE BUDGET INCREASE
PERSON COUNTY SENIOR CITIZENS CENTER
^'lA^t^go^lIJ^SS illllin SENIORS AT PERSON CENTER
''"^°SE'R?aN'?oO!:f;'rHERIEF PPOTESTS PUO.ET CUTS
TWO RUN FOR PERSON SHERIFF r,.,,no=..T
PERSON COUNTY TO PURCHASE COM"" UNI CA TI ONS EQUIPMENT
^HEELCHA IR-nU'JNO GUZMAN WOUNDFO IN PERSON STANDOFF
■78 MURDER CASE PENDING AGAINST HiGGi
PERSON APPROVES FLEXIBLE BENEFITS
''^''^°^^R2fR";o^?!rCHlE^'-S^"S«1oRn FILES AS PERSON COUNTY SHERIFF CANDIDATE
TWO CANDIDATES "^OR PERSON SHE'IFF CITE EXPERIENCE
RUNOFFS ARE POSSI'^LE IN 2 PERSON CONTESTS
DIxnN «INS PERSON RACE
PERSON COMMISSIONER EYES RUNOFF
NO REPUPLICANS SEEK PERSON OFFICES
PERSON COUNTY SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE
SEE ALSO SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE
CONSERVATION TOUR DEADLINE TODAY
PERSON COUNTY TAX OFFICE
SEE ALSO PERSON COUNTY, N.Co TAXES
PERSON APPOINTMENT PROMPTS GRIEVANCE
PERSON COUNTY UNITED WAY CAMPAIGN
PERSON UNITED WAY SURPASSES GT AL
"^"1?? ^y(3fS"ERK'5aN?&S°SiGH SCHOOL .PERSON COUNTY,
PERSON SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL
SEE ROXBOPO/PERSON HIGH SCHOOL
PERSON/CASWELL LAKE AUTHORITY
HYCO LAKE NOISE ORDINANCE MAY BE YEAR AWAY
PERSONAL COMPUTER
^''oUKE PROFESSOR PREDICTS NIGHT STOCK TRADING
THINGS ARE BREWING AT FIRST CITIZENS
QCTFRMINED DEMOCRAT MAKES POINT
NO BEEPER FOR HIM; STARTED HIS OWN COMPANY
^Sw^lriSiy'DpT^^^S ^e't'!!^ ?=^vl?E°?fe'J£lwER QUESTIONS BY PHONE INTO PC
""^Tk JY5?R"ltT?"§SSsTS DURHAM I.COME
PERSONAL INCOMf, N.C.
^%tH? rFF?''l^u?S"R"''NF5'ENa;N0 STATES LEAD INCOME CAINS FOR NATION
JOB DIVERSITY BOOSTS DURHAM IMCOME
PERSONAL I'ICOME, U.S.
SEE ALSO SALARIES. U.S.
^"eTTER OFFf^SCUTH^RN. NEW ENGLAND STATES LE»0 INCOME GAINS FOR NATION
MEDIAN NET WORTH OF AVERAGE U.S. HOUSEHOLD IN 432.000
PERSONAL NAMES
SEE ALSO NAMES
JOHN OOE FINDS THAT NAME CAN : AUSE PRODLE MS ,,„,.
WHAT'S IN A NAME? BABY LABELS RANGE FOQM BOOZE TQ BIKFS
THE ACC NAME GAME
PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX
SEE ALSO TAX LIENS
SEE ALSO TAXES. DURHAM
SEE ALSO TAXES, DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO TAXES, N.C.
SHOULD WE CALL A FIRItIG SOUAO?
ADVERTISEMENT OF TAX LIENS ON REAL PROPERTY
TAX CHANGE WILL HELP APARTMENT DWELLERS
HIGHWAY-BILL CLOUD HAS REGRESSIVE LINING „,.,,
LEGISLATIVE SESSION FRUSTRATES LOCAL GOVERNMENTS
LAWMAKERS OK OVER 1100 "ILLIO^ IN NEW TAXES
PROPERTY TAXES OPPOSED
THIS Tax COLLECTOR KNOWS WHAT IT'S LIKE TO PAY LATE
REVENUE-SHARING LOSS OFFSETS TAX WINDFALL
MOTOR VFHICLS TAX MAY BE TRADED IN
LEGISLATOR WANTS AUTO TAX REFORM
PERSONALITY CROUPS „ ,„ „., ^
JUST AN EASYG"ING GUY7 MOSEY IN OVER TO OUKP
SPEAKER GIVES TIPS ON HANDLING STRESS
^£i"vs!:''mMf?''^UKE'i'uNrRiskrRc'2^SI link mistrust. ..with heart disease
PERSONALS
^^MARKET CAPITALiJaTION CHANGES SOUTHEAST BANK RANKINGS
CLASSIFIED LOVE
■IT WAS VERY MUCH FATE..."
PERSONNEL^HANAGE-ENT^^^^^^^ WORK AND SHE STILL LOVES IT
PERSONNEL^PR.VACY JCT^,^,^^ ,„„,, .,,
PERSPIRATION
^"AtHlNG°M2?'^Bl'*8lsT REMEDY FUR UNDERARM SWEATING
PERTUSSIS ,,„
TORT SYSTEM OFF CENTER
"^"^ SOCIOLOGIST: DRUG PROGRAMS FAILING IN THE THIRD WORLD
CONVICTED PERUVIAN WANTS U.S. BARS LIFTED
PERUVIAN, EX-SOCCER PLAYER LOSES RESIDENT ALIEN BIO
PEST CONTRHL
SEE INSFCTS, PESTS
PEST EXTERMINATORS
^'^Uph^S iSS^"!^ "IPiN PEST-rONTROL CAREER
3/27/B6 B
4/10/B6 A
pr. L P ^YL
H 2 3/23/n6 b
1/22/P6
2/0';/B6
(>/0>/R6
e/2S/ne,
')/2'>/''t
■>/03/n6
H 1
H 1
1/07/P6 C
i/aA/ot tj
5/0'/et c
5/07/Rfc C
s/o'/ss e
n/oi/ifc c
H 1 <,/is/e6 c
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H I l2/17/fl6 C 1
H 1 1/09/(16 U I
H 1 1/2J/R6 C 1
H 2
H 2
S 2
<./02/H6
7/2<./n6
8/01/B6
e/03/n6
lO/02/nt
U/07/86
13
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11
16
■I 080
U CI
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N L41
U L<,1
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S 2 ll/2<>/"6 A I
l/29/n6 C
11/29/^6 A
H 2 l/Zf/fb C 5 N
H 2 11/23/(16 C 12 P ■! L<.1
2 <./26/R6 3 IS N
2 b/l2/!^b C 7 N
2 10/16/86 D I U C*"
H
7
2/05/«6 A
A
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"./28/P6 C
7
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7/1I/B6 A
1 P
s
7
7/14/86 A
t
s
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7/17/96 A
J
s
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7/17/86 C
J
H
7
9/0S/P6 A
I.
L
H
7
10/1D/B6 A
1
N
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7
10/10/86 C
s
7
11/13/P6 C
J
H
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11/1A/P6 9
1
H 2 6/11/86 C 9 N D80
S 2 7/23/86 A 1 P N Wa2
S 2 9/27/86 B 1 P N Ba5
5 2 12/2D/86 B 1 N '<B5
2/16/86
10/19/86
10/19/86
U 1<>1
F COO
H 2 6/l';/86 C 1 1 P N CI
S 2 4/2 3/86 A 13 U
H 2 1/27/86 A A E
H 2 2/06/86 A 14 N '>30
H 2 12/09/86 A 1 N S82
H 2 12/19/86 B 1 N Sa2
S ? l/3n/"6 C 1 P N -(8?
MONTHLY/A
N N u A L I N 0 e X
1/01/U6 - 12/31/66
SUBJECTS
PAl.L 7f)J
l/OO/'l?
AurHORITV SPRAYING J, 100 HOUSING UNITS
?V?"»" "ILL EXTERMInItE OoSNTOviN RATS
CITY READY TO SPRING nOHTOWN RAT TRAP
OOWNTOHN RATS FIGHTING LOSING BATTLE
PESTICIDES
SEE ALSO HERBICIDES
SEE ALSO INSECTICIDE
SEE ALSO NATURAL INSECTICIDE
^^f.,Jt59-";£; pesticide commission
INSECT^ BECOMING MORE RESISTANT T.O PESTICIDES
KEEP A MA y
PESTICIDE HEARINGS
^E!?fcSor.5%"^ig E'^fIi'}n°^lAf?!.'E''' ''""' '" "''' 51 X WEEKS
FX«»«L'^'S0Gi5^L'?SSfSA?%^aR^°?.c"e"I^S?^c!grTRIAL
8iS'^r?l"?X^Px"=^" BUG-KILLING CHEMICAL SPILLED
^i°-'^V ^° STUDY PESTICIDES. MARINE LIFE
EPA TO BURN CONTAMINATED SOIL IN ABEROEEN
PET CEMETERIES
DURHAM PEOPLE AT WORK: BO STEPHENSON COMFORTS PET OWNERS
I PET FOODS
F REIDSVILLE RAISING FISH IN WASTEWATER
PET PEEVES
THOSE LITTLE IRRITATIONS SHOULD REMAIN SMALL
PETE RINALDI'S FRIED CHICKEN RESTAURANT
ARMED MAN ROBS CHAPEL HILL ST. LAUNDRY
PETITIONS
SEE ALSO DURHAM. N.C., MAYOR'S OFFICE. RECALL PFTtTFON^
STONE TOLD TO HALT INDOOR SOCCER CAMP ^ PETITIONS
T^SI?^U^'RK^^^'^^??rpil?¥lS^^iIJ°^A'^;^^^^C?^^ri^^,ANCE.
E?t,^2?.^=^"?? GROUP, SEEK TO RECALL MAYOR GULLEY
KS^hr^^^L'SN^D^S'^'^S? °' ""a' "^^*'-'- ^"0"^
GROUP TO BEGIN MAYOR-RECALL D'lVE
"IVJ 'PETITION,,.- CCARTOONI
VETERAN'S ENDORSEMENT OF COBEY SPARKS CONTROVERSY OVER PETITION
PETS
SEE ALSO DOG CONTROL
SEE ALSO DOGS
FOR DURHAM COUNTY, IT'S YEAR OF CAT (TAXI
DURHAM PEOPLE AT WORK: BO STERHENSON COMFORTS PPT OWNERS
i'\l Rll St-!- ^"H"f'^^ ''^^5, TALENT AND FASHIONS ""'"^"^
2n,*1c?'XnSJLL SHOWCASE PETS, TALENT AND FASHIONS
HOUSE PETS PROVIDE REHABILITATIVE THERAPY
BURLINGTON MAN TOLD TO MOVE H S BIRdI
VARIETY OF PETS NFEO HOMES
THIS SLEUTH SEEKS MISSING PFTS
ft"?l?> J"6FT RING HAY OPERATE IN STATE
TAKING CARE OF YOUR P^TS WHEN THEY GF T ^rTK
SOME LUCKY DOGS AND CATS GETTING HOMES FOR r HR I 5TMA<:
VETERINARIAN SAYS THINK BEFORE BuViNGPFt'aSG I FT "
PETS, HEALTH CARE
SEE ALSO ANIMALS, DISEASES
SEE ALSO VETERINARIANS
TAKING CARE OF YOUR PETS WHEN THEY GET SICK
PETS, POPULATION CONTROL
^^S„.*tl? DURHAM COUNTY ANIMAL SHELTER
POLICE CHIEF SEEKS FAMILY PLANNING FOR GARY'S CATS
PHARMACEUTICAL COMPANIES
SEE ALSO N.C, MUTUAL WHOLESALE DRUG CO.
SEE ALSO PRESCRIPTION DRUGS
tM2ll?Tiiil* ?PS2,?.!i° P''"'^ ADMINISTRATION
FIR5T,"?SluRe'-SA,|c?Nh"^ """"^ INDUSTRY'S SPURT INTO BILLIONS m BUCKS
PHARMACISTS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO PHARMACISTS, N.C.
"BuHh^S ^Kl2;A?!s¥'^F-AEi?"^kRS^^' '"'°°' °' ^"*'"«^
PHARMACIST SEEKS R IGHT C H^HI ST RY
PHARMACIST GETS SUSPENDED SENTENCE
PHARMACISTS, DURHAM, UNETHICAL CONOUCT
P"""«CIST RECEIVES SUSPEMDFO TERM, FTNF
PHARMACIST GETS SUSPENDED SENTENCE, FINE
PHARMACISTS, N.C.
Hi ^'-55 ^•'^' PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATION
s 5tfS °p!;i5-I^n^TrJ5gH22""
" R^ 5?A^E^"iN"M%DM;Fg"frcSrUcMis°°^ °' °"""'"
cTuSVJf s?E^i^y?'g^y^b^i Tid"'' -- °^ °''-^«
PHARMACISTS, U.S.
UNC PROF GETS AWARD IN PHAR^Af Y
PH^ASA?c'l^ST'S^i^5^o'Sfs??'N^i:\SI'?lES^?R?«BF""- '^^^■"nO'^
PHI BETA KAPPA
STUDENTS TO JOIN PHI BETA KAPPA
2 DURHAM STUDFNTS HONORED
AREA STUDENTS IN HONOR GROUP
PHAY IS PHI BETA KAPPA
i'^'^.,^J"fS 3 FROM DURHAM TO PB< GROUP
56 UNC-CHAPEL HILL STUDENTS INITIATED INTO PHI BETA KAPPA
PHI BETA LAMBDA
PIEDMONT TECH'S BETA LAMBDA HONORED
PHI DELTA THETA
"Af?'-Tlr?FTl ^^J?r.r,?5I""'T'F5 ANU SORORITIES
ACC TICKETS RAISE FUNDS FOR CHILDREN
PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA
SEE ALSO PENNSYLVANIA
^f5^55 gS0D°^^°?J^^ilK%"H"fJ ll.]tr' "^ "•^- ''°°«-
JURY AWARD SHOWS WHY CAP ON DAMAGES NEEDED
N E
P D
DATE
E
C pr.
I P lYL
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S ? 5/27/86 B 1 N WB?
H 2 6/13/86 A 1 N 551
S 2 6/13/R6 A 1 T N "af
S 2 7/08/86 C «. N
S 2 l/17/fl6 D 1
H 2 l/2'./R6 B 1
H 2 3/12/86 B 3
H 2 3/l<./n6 B 5
H I './16/R6 C 3
S 1 <,/16/e6 C I
S ? 7/29/86 A 3
H 2 9/07/86 C 4
H 2 10/13/86 A 16
H 2 I2/0<./n6 A 11
N M5I
N
N
S 2 3/28/86 U I o F S27
S 2 10/l<./86 A IC N
H 2 8/25/86 B 1 U G7fl
S 2 9/13/86 C I N
3/05/86
*/n/86
4/11/86
4/26/86
5/20/86
7/01/86
7/01/86
7/03/86
7/09/86
3/11/86
10/31/86
1
12
N M06
N -106
N M06
N "06
H 1
S 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 1
H 1
1/03/86 A
3/29/86 B
4/18/86 a
4/18/86 B
5/02/86 B
6/14/86 C
7/01/86 A
7/08/86 C
7/09/86 A
11/11/86 B
12/12/86 B
12/12/86 B
1^56
L4r
T N M36
P F ';27
P N G59
P N G59
P N S27
N
P F G59
P M
N
C6Q
S80
H 2 11/11/86 B 1 T r C6n
H 2 ll/in/86 fa 16 N
H
8/07/85 A 21
8/25/85 A 4
U L41
H 2 7/11/86 B 1 N
H 2 9/08/86 0 1 P G rso
H 2 10/29/06 B 7 N Se2
H 2 12/04/86 C
S 2 12/04/86 C
S 2 2/19/86 A
5 2 3/19/86 A
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PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES
SEE ALSO BASEBALL
THOMPSON SETTLES IN
PHILANTHROPY
SEE ALSO euSINESSES. U.S.
^^SHARPr VOLUHc'oRAHS INTRIGUIN', OROFILE OF TAR HEEL PHILANTHROPIST
DURHAM FOUNOATIDN A BOON
PHILANTHROPIST ALBERT FINLEY TIES
PHILIP HARVEY ENTERPRISES. INC.
SEE PHE. INC.
''""■'?o''BrLlAj°t"siYS°5lLLI0NAIRf. LOOK LI«E L = AOE«, ACT LIKE ONE
IS AMERICAN TOBACCO A SP IN-OFC CANDIDATE? ,„,,„,
CIGARETTE RULING IS LEFT INTACT BY FEDERAL COURT
TOBACCO INDUSTRY CHALLENGES LISTED ,,,„„ ....dtc^
PHILIP "ORRIS REPORTS JUMP IN PROFITS FOR THIRD JUARTER
CIGARETTE COMPANIES FACE STRUGGLc
ANTI-SMOKING FORCES HAVE THE I' DAY
PHILIP MORRIS U.S.A.
SEE ALSO CITY LIVialLITY AWARD
TTRarrn executive says n.c. I") JcHparoy
THBACCO INDUSTRY to FIGHT, SiYS P"ILIP "ORRIS PRESIDENT
y.J^Ai\'MirG^llNS°Li;^Tl^'!S'b'.n fft^MLITY CDHPETITION
iiru.kTM Je5,E';j3ESri!;2pT?oR development o= arts program
SURVEY FINDS LITTLE SUPPORT FOR GOVERNMENT SMOKING RULE
PHILIPPINES
OEN. "OCKARTHUR (CARTOON 1
'° Y"Su'THfN'l I^Ni'-^Ft^r^'Siti'Lui f5'tuT IT OVER HIS MANTEL7 .CARTOON.
:::i'M iSRRIEOAlouf that CoGnTRY... not HAITI, THE OTHER ONE.. ICARTQONl
r^^Slsi'iR^F^ :;S?'FaM°da'y°^S3'be'1'IJo2t man for...ha»cos. .cartoon.
HFLL-HEELED
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";!al''caPONE"s'vaULt"sIehS to be completely empty. .CARTOON.
TAXPAYERS LEFT WITH TAB?
MARCOS SHOULD GO IF ME SPARKEO REBELLION
MPS. AJUINO LEARNS DUIC<LY
PHILIPPINES" BASES VITAL „„,,^„
ENRILE REMAIN^ THREAT TO MRS. AQUINO'S POWER
N.C. GUARD UNITS ARE TRAINING IN PHILIPPINES
TAR HEEL GUARD UNITS HAVE JOS IN PHILIPPINES
AOUINO .CARTOON.
COUP! COU... .CARTOON.
NUN DISCUSSES PHILIPPINES, £ OJ AL I TY . . . AND CORY
PHILIPPINES, ELECTIONS
THE LADY AND THE LEVISTHON .,.„■,«„..%
MARCOS:' ...MY WAR RECORD READS LIKE AN OPEN BOOK...' .CARTOnN)
NO MODEL FOR DEMOCRACY
FILIPINOS' REST HOPE IS TO EL=CT A3UIN0
|XI£NPING^O|HOCRACY^ TH=SE CAROS ARE CO-PLETELY BLANK!... .CARTOON.
PHILIPPINES' ELECTION IS VICTORY FOR CHAOS
...I HAVE RETUR... .CARTOON.
MARCOS' RESIGNATION FILIPINOS' ONLY HOPE
REAGAN RESPONSE TO PHILIPPINES CONFUSED
FILIPINOS SHOULD SHOW RESTRAINT AFTER MARCOS
DURHAM MAN OPPOSES OFFER OF ASYLUM TO MARCOS BY U.S.
NORtS CAROUN'lNfiJl.SAY MARCOS' DECISION PREVENTED BLOODSHED
REAGAN DOES AN ABOUT-FACE
SENATE VOTES LACKED CLASS
PHILLIPS AND JORDAN, INC.
BID APPROVED FOR CLEARING AIRPORT LAND
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
PHILLIPS JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL ICHAPEL HILL. N.C.)
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HI LL/CaRRRORO SCHOOLS
FOUR ON BOARD FAVOR ENDING C 0- PR I NC I P AL S
B0A90 VOTES TO ABOLISH CO-PPPICIPAL SYSTEM
CO-PRINCIPALS ELIMINATED AT Z SCHOOLS
TEACHFR'S RESIGNATION ACCEPTED
PANEL TO PICK 2S BLACK STUDENTS FOR PILOT PROGRAM
PHOBIAS
SEE ALSO FEAR QF FLYING
SEE ALSO MENTAL HEALTH
SEE ALSO MENTAL ILLNESS
SEE ALSO SCHOOL PHCBIAS
^^PHQBUsf'^THESE'lRS'ATnNAL FEA'S CAN CONTROL PEOPLE'S LIVES
OUKE doctor: 40 OF I. 000 HAVE SCHOOL PHOBIA
PHOENIX COMMUNICATIONS
ARTS COUNCIL. FIRM RECEIVE STATE AWARDS
ARTS GROUPS RECEIVE AWARDS FROM STATE
PhOnF — A — FRIEND
SEE ALSO CONTACT DURHAM. INC. .CRISIS INTERVENTION PROGRAM.
SEE ALSO LATCHKEY CHILDREN
SEE ALSO VOLUNTEERS. DURHAM
PHUNE LINE STARTED FOR LATCHKEY CHILDREN
DESPITE EMPTY NEST. SHE STAYS PLUGGED IN TO YOUNG STUDENTS...
PHONF MART
SEE GENERAL TELEPHONE CO. OF THE SOUTHEAST
PHOSRHAIE
PHOSPHATE-LADEN WASTEWATER SPILLED INTO CREEK
COMMITTEE BACKS PHOSPHATE BAN
JORDAN LAKE WATER ALLOCATION TO 3? STUDIED
PHOSPHATE WASTE LEAKS INTO CRFEK
TRIANGLE J ''OARD BACKS PHOSPHATE !1AN
GARY OFFICIAL URGFS SUPPORT FOR PHOSPHATE DETERGENT BAN
DURHAM MAY RE MODEL FOR WATER SYSTEMS
SPILL PROMPTS CALL TO CRISES PRIEFING .,,..,
COUNCIL WANTS SHEARON HARRIS OFFICIAL AT BRIEFING
TRIANGLE J TO FLUSH PLAN FOR JATER "ILL
COOPERATION CITED IN END RIVER'S FUTURE
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BILL TO BAN PHOSPHATE DETERGENTS BLOCKED
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1/C1/S6
I N 0 E X
SUBJECTS
UNIFOPM H*rFR CONSERVATION POLICy FOR TRIANGLE PROPOSFQ
PHOSPHORITE
N.C. OFFSHORE MINING TO BE SPJOIEH
PHnSPHORIJS
OLYMPIC FESTIVAL MAY NET t9 MILLInN FOR N r
f^.J^lJG TO REMAIN ON nROAO ST "" ''•'^•
COUNTY OKS BIGGER OAK GROVE SUUOIVISION
PHOTOCOPIERS
COMPANY DONATFS COPYING MACHngS
PHOTOGRAPHERS. DURHAM
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SEE ALSO PHOrOGRAPHY
■H5 PICTURES OF THE YFA»
HUGH MANGUM MUSFUM OPENS
PhStSs" '/'display"'"'"'"''' ""^ """'' "'^"'^'^ "O'-Q'S PHOTOGRAPHER..
HOME GROUND
PHOTOGRAPHERS. N.C.
SEE Jt^S N'r' pl?Jf''oSS?J''"^"E PHOTOGRAPHY
ls?HIs:i???HE^Ur?^^:i°--^"^^i?r--
PHOTOGRAPHERS. U.S.
PHOTOS CAPTURE HOLLYHOOD'S P A«; T
PHOTOGRAPHY
SFE ALSO CAMERAS
III ?!-|5 2"2""' MORNING HFRALO. PHOTOGRAPHY
Hi JUS £V?S5^5UH, PHOTOGRAPHY " U'^KAfHY
SFE ALSO MICROSCAPES
SEE ALSO NATIONAL PRESS PHQTnGflAPHCpc ACCnr T ATTn^i
i A'tis SH§Toy^^SF%^-o5R°^ "' fS^Tsais^ir'™
SEE ALSO PHOTOGRAPHERS. N.C.
jEE ALSO REVIEWS, PHOTOGRAPHY
a,'!!?D' Stl'?!^^^ DETAILS LEAVE OJESTIONS
PHOTOGRAPHY IS FOCUS ^iLAEbQ
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P^OJOt^RiPHY E»HiBIT OPENS SUNT AY
i ^il!Sr^£^lH|^5R^^5AL RA.Y SHOTS
PHaIis"tEA?SRj"lEf??iAL'%'oCr"^' VOLUNTEER
DURHA" SUN PHOTO CONTEST
S?NN?N'^%'^3;6s'y?CKET° ""'^'^ °''^"'5 MONDAY
WINNING PHOTOS
WINNING PHOTO
WINNING PHOTOGRAPH
PHOTO CONTEST HEATS UP
WINNING PHOTOGRAPH
■CAN HE COMF OUT AND PLAY"
WINNING PHOTOGRAPHY
WINNING PHOTOGRAPH
WINNING PHOTOGRAPH
HAPPINESS IS...
WINNING PHOTJ
PHOTO WINNERS GET AWARDS
PHOTO EXHIBiriON TO BE HELD AT DIJKF
PHUTQGRAPHY SUBJECT OF FREE EVENT
""er'sCHODL^tSII^?!.^"^?'^ '^ PHOTOGRAPHY
PWTgGRA^S^'-is'Fi^U^'-'" ™"'^" "" PHOTOGRAPHY
ACKLANO PHOTO EXHIBIT HAS SHOCK POuFa
PHOTO SHOWS RAISE ISSUE OF INTENT
RALEIGH MAN GETS PHOTO CONTEST pJizr
I?f5^GRnSp'-P?T?"?r?i'°!^2^''-ISM ON THE LINE
ARTS GROUP GETS GIFT OF 1100,000 FOR PHOTO CENTER
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
SEE ALSO EXERCISE
MODEL PHYSICAL EDUCATION PROGRAM HELPS GET ELEMENTARY PUPILS IN SHAPE
PHYSICAL EKAMINATIPNS
SEE ANNUAL PHYSICAL CHECKUPS
PHYSICAL EXERCISE
SEE EXERCISE
PHYSICAL FITNESS
SEE ALSO AEROBIC DA^CE
^11 '^§2 ^'^°'' BUILDING
SFE ALSO BUSINESSES, N.C.. phv^ttm ctTMcpr
m itis irE^cy^F- °'"""°"-" "
III lli S°lF'^ Cn"fi^C°u"gN^iH^yi?|AL*Tiy^^^^" "- ="^'^^" -'" "-OUSTRY
N^WE^hvl"""' '-"" ""'•TH7%\iiRS5'lEySPoRCES YC
ON THE MOVE
SCHOOL RECEIVES FITNESS AWARDS
JOURNEY TO GOOD HEALTH *"*''°'
'WALK FOR HEALTH"
^rTSis^s»?i-F5N^fs^SL;r,iit-:fLl-"--
PHYSICAL THERAPY
He ^!-52 !i'<^* PHYSICAL THERAPY ASSJCIATION
SEE ALSO PHYSICAL THERAPY SFRU I? cl
UNC NAMES NEW PHYSICAL THERAPY SpAn
DURHAM PEOPLE AT WORK: fSERA^J hIl?
YOUR RESOLVE
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5/26/86
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6/27/86
7/09/86
7/08/86
7/17/86
7/18/86
7/25/86
7/25/86
7/31/86
8/01/86
8/01/86
8/08/86
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THEOAPY HELPS INJURED RETURN TO WORK
84CK PAIN FOCUS OF LECTURE
THERAPISTS ELECTED
PHYSICAL THERAPY SERVICES
SEE ALSO PHYSICAL THERAPY
CURRIN PEGI'lS KilRK AT ALAMANCE HOSPITAL
"""^'SiJE-S^UISs T|!f'?i°!;SolSsT.ND PATIENTS' TERMINOLOGY
PHYSICIANS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO •'EOSTAFF INC.
SEE ALSO SURG'=J'i'S. U.S.
"l,?U'g [^sCS"c" c3??s'i"lE0 ON TO THE PATIENTS. OHCTORS SAY
r1 rILLARD TEFRFAMILY MONORE"' FOR HELPING SET UP CHAIR AT ECU
HEALTH-CARE GROUP BACKS MAYOR GULLEY
A STATEMENT OF SUPPORT FOR MAYOR CULLEY (AD)
5 UUKHAM DOCTORS IN SURGEONS GROUP
FINDING THE RIGHT DOCTOR
PHYSICIANS. OURHAH, UNETHICAL CONOJCT
2 DURHAM DOCTORS DENIED REINSTATEMENT
DIET CLINIC DOCTOR DENIES DRUG ABUSE
""''sEeTlSO iRTESNATIo'NiL PHYSICIANS FOR THE PREVENTION OF NUCLEAR .(AR
SEE ALSO SOVIET UNION. OHYSICIASS
SOVIET DOCTORS TOUR TRIANGLE NEXT UEEK
PHYSICIANS. N,C.
SEE ALSO BLACK PHYSICIA^IS . ,
SEE ALSn CENTRAL CAROLINA PHYSICIANS HEALTH PLAN INC.
SEE ALSO COUNTRY DOCTORS
SEE ALSO DENTISTS. N.C.
SEE ALSO MEDICAL 'EVIEH OF N.C.
see ALSO N.C. PEDIATRIC society ,.,,„
SEE ALSO OLD NORTH STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY
SEE ALSO PEOIATf ICIANS. N.C.
SEE ALSf" SURGEONS. N.C.
SEE ALSO SURGEONS. U.S.
SEE ALSO TEMPORARY PHYSICIANS ,„,,,,„ ,..,cr
PHYSICIANS' [MAGE A PRORLEM SAYS NE« SOCIETY CHIEF
DOCTOR APPEALING BOARD'S DECISION ON HOMEOPSTHY
IN's:RAace°chiTriclM|S''loR'RSAL N.C. DOCTORS DROPPING OBSTETRICS
SOME DOCTORS STOP DELIVERING BABIES ^,r^.
HIGHER INSURANCE RATES DRIVE '^OCTORS TO 'SAFETY'
LEGISLATORS QUESTION OBSTETRICS INSURANCE HIKE
3RD COMPANY SEEKS POLICY AUTHORIZATION
N^°c'!°n^'^flRi'tArL^:;?5l'^r;.1l=ING COST OF VACCINATION
ANGRY DOCTORS WANT HEARING ON INSURANCE-PREMIUM HIKES
N.C. DOCTORS ASK HEARING IN INSURANCE FIGHT
SOiRING PREMIUMS -AY HALT OBSTETRIC CARE IN 2" COUNTIES
MEDICAL BOARD REVERSES ^'ULING ON DOCTOR'S AMPHETAMINE USE
CENTRAL CAROLINA PHYSICIANS HEALTH PLAN INC. ' AD 1 ,,rcMCc
HEALTH MttnTENANCE ORG AN 1 2 AT ^N RECEIVES N.C. INSURANCE LICENSE
6C0 DOCTORS FORM NEW HEALTH PLAN
DOCTORS TO CONSIDER CUTTING BLUE CROSS TIES
MFOICAL SOCIETY TO FORM STATEiJIDE HEALTH GROUP
LUM9EE DOCTOR SAYS he STUCK T-> GOAL
INDIVIDUALISTS RARE IN THE If*? |i„!;i?,I,£'^; ' .
MEDICAL MUTUAL WILL ROLL BACK PRcMIUM RATFS
N.C. PEDIATRICIANS RELY ON DLK c FOR HELP
DOCTOR RATES ABOVE DENTIST IN UNC POLL ,.,,^ ,, „ „
LEGISLATORS CONSIDER REVIVING STATE MEDICAL MALPRACTICE FUND
PHYSICIANS LICENSED , . , „
study: N.C. MALPRACTICE SETTLEMENTS UP 2001
STATE MEDICAL BOARD LICENSES NEW PHYSICIANS
TWO CYFCRD DOCTORS RECEIVE AWARDS „,,,,..,-
STATE MEDICAL EXAMINERS BOARD LICENSES l<-k PHYSICIANS
TWO DOCTORS OPEN OFFICES IN BURLINGTON
CHOOSING DOCTOR IS IMPORTANT
si^N'i^Ji;:j?,c;sh°c'AS^''rH'!Nr'sH3R; - y^u pay faster, more cheaply
DUKE WRITERS TRY TO UNOERSTANT PATIENTS' TERMINOLOGY
MEDICAL MALPRACTICE INSURANCE LOWER IN N.C. THAN MOST STATES
BOARD OF MEDICAL EXAMINERS GR4NTS N.C. PHYSICIAN LICENSES
BABY DOCTORS LEAVING RURAL COJNTIES
FAMILY DOCTORS CONSIDER SUI^ OVER PREMIUMS
STATE PANEL TO CUNSIDI=H PROPOSAL FOR NO-FAULT OBSTETRIC INSURANCE
N.C. TOWN FIGHTING TO KEEP ITS ONLY DOCTOR'S OFFICE
UNIVERSITY HELPS TOWN KEEP OO: TOR
MALPRACTICE SUPPORT GROUP FOR-cO
K'=EPING SMALL-TOWN DUCTOR WORTH EFFORT
STATE LICENSES 133 PHYSICIANS
PHYSICIANS, 'i.e.. UNETHICAL CONDUCT
BOARD REVOKES DOCTOR'S LICENSE ,„ ,,,,.,,
HOMROPATHIC DOCTOR FIGHTING TO FOLLOW CONSCIENCE ,,r.,rc
MEDICAL bOAPD HAS REPRIMANDED 7 OOCTORS FOR SEX WITH PATIENTS
CLEARING THE RECORD
"HYSICIANS. U.S.
SEE ALSO AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO BLACK PHYSICIANS
SEE ALSO MEDICINE. HISTORY
SEE ALSO MILITARY PHYSICIANS
SEE ALSO NATIONAL MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO PHYSICIANS. N.C. UNETHICAL CONDUCT
SEE ALSO PODIATRY
SEE ALSO SURGEONS. U.S.
SEE ALSO SURGERY
SEE ALSO TEMPORARY PHYSICIANS
SEE ALSO WOMEN, PHYSICIANS
PULITZER 'u?NNEr''aSKS OOCTOKS TO RECOGNWE INDIVIDUALITY
PARTNERS WITH DOCTORS
OOCTOR-PATIENT TIES DEFINE MEOICIL ETHICS
LACK OF CONFIDENCE KEY TO INSURANCE wOES
FUIUr" MFOICAL STUDENTS URGED TO IMPROVE IMAGE OF PHYSICIANS
FINANCIAL RI'IN LOOMS AS DOCTO'S TRY TO SERVE
physician: SUITS THREATENING :) OC TOR-P A TIE NT CONFIDENTIALITY
POLL SHOWS PEOPLE WARY OF DENTISTS
DFRFGULATION, MERGERS ADDING VOLATILITY TO ''J IL I T Y STOCK S
DOCTORS ALREADY HAVE FLEXIBLE HOURS: COLUMNIST INCONSIDERATE
pORMgu OUKE PHYSICIAN ADMITS TO MERCY KILLING
DHCTOPS SPLIT ON "EOICARE-FEE IMPACT
PHYSICIANS. U.S.. DRUG AND ALCOHOL ABUSE
SEE ALSO ALCOHOLISM
SEE ALSO DRUG ABUSE
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2/07/86
A
N
H 2
2/12/R6
d
N
SBO
H 2
2/14/36
A
c
4 2
2/l<./e6
B
N
L<in
H 2
2/l'./«6
B
N
S ?
2/29/e6
A
12
N
H 2
3/14/36
A
N
CO
S 2
3/27/86
c
N
H ?
3/2a/P6
c
N
H 2
<,/j<./a6
A
13
N
H 2
<./0<./°6
A
13
N
H ?
<./21/''6
A
A
H 2
<./21/'6
b
N
S 2
<./21/36
A
wa2
H 2
<./27/Pt
c
N
H 2
5/05/B6
c
N
H 2
5/03/36
c
F
N50
S 2
5/n/P6
A
e
H 2
5/13/36
A
N
H 2
5/13/36
D
F
N50
H 2
5/20/86
b
N
U30
H 2
5/21/»6
B
N
L<.^
S 2
5/21/86
A
19
N
S 2
6/33/36
A
N
S 2
6/26/°6
c
N
H 1
7/J3/P6
B
N
S 2
7/03/36
c
N
H 2
7/26/86
c
N
S 2
7/30/96
A
N
H 2
9/01/36
a
')
H 2
9/13/36
3
P U
L<.I
S '
9/26/36
A
1 2
N
H 2
10/J6/86
E
N
S 2
10/13/86
A
11
N
H 2
1/09/36
C
N
H 2
1/10/36
a
16
K
H 2
1/2S/36
E
N
S 2
11/27/86
c
17
N
S 2
I/23/'"6
A
N
H 2
U/29/R6
C
N
H 2
ll/S-'/Rfc
C
N
S 2
12/01/R6
A
E
S 2
12/U6/36
A
N
H 2 1/1 7/56 C !'•
S 2 3/10/36 A 5
H 2 9/03/36 e 2
H 2 9/09/°6 A 2
i/ai/36 A
t.
r
H
l/21/''6 3
t
N
•■ic
H
1/30/36 A
u
s
2/J6/P6 C
I
N
s
2/13/30 A
t*
s
3/21/36 A
s
3/26/86 A
t*
t
H
<./26/B6 C
2
N
H
5/27/36 A
q
■'*
uuo
S
6/Q7/P6 A
U
1 y\
H
9/31/66 C
20
' u
L<.1
s
9/13/86 A
L
H
12/U9/R6 B
1
N
s
12/10/36 C
1
N
MONTHLY/A
N N U A L
1/01/86 -
I M J E X
IZ/Tl/Hb
SUBJECT
0*JALS
^''£c;fH?^°?y5 ABUSE, HEALTH PROFESS t
hfalei'S not immune to prorlfms of
PHYSICIAMS. U.S.. INCOMPETENCY
^^5 oils Jl""^*!- MALPRACTICE SUITS
A PATH TO LOWER HEALTH COSTS
PHYSICIANS' DESK REFERENCE
PUaLISHFR CITES ORUG FIRM
PHYSICIANS FOR SOCIAL RESPONS I"> IL IT Y
"irohi?4SirTmi'irok '^^niti'^i/iH?, '\iij^^'J''j,ps ?' ^^clear „«
'"I^^'JI^Io'S^RoeS'" ^°" """««
MORE nuTREACH NEEDED TO HELP THF HUNGRY
PHYSICS
SEE ALSO HYPERCHAPGF
LFTTF? i?JI°DtIr'?.'!'L''"''5'<^S OLYMPIAD
L^IIER ASKS REAGAN TO BACK • S;(PCOrni I T ncD •
U.S. PHYSICS TEAM TAPS DURHAM ^TNnFWT°^^
v^f.£^^^^^?j^^^^iii^si^g"^;T^fyjFc-ouRSE^, ^^ ^^^^^^^^
PIANO AND ORGAN OISTRI?UTCRS
FIRM SAYS 3 ORGANS Mlssinr,
PIANO PLAYERS
IN THE SPOTLIGHT
NOEL WINS CHOPIN COMPETITION
RUTH LAPEDO: PACHMANlrjipF ANO MORE
I PICCADILLY CAFETERIA
SaKH^AlJ ^iI^Ei?^f!;El?^*"^ "'^^ CAFETERIA
''"^SEE"!LSo''r^SrM?y'";'?^SUN SPORTS CONTEST.
'"pth^°T&ri^J , ^foJ^lgo^'^''^'^ '''"" °' CONTESTSl
pTck"'?hI":1,^!^2SP con°te°s?°Segins today
pick thf winners
LLOYD gets FIRST Hi'j
r^hT.ii ii;>,Vs?V' J!iH?"^«^' '^ -"^
K"5^'!r:fL?^^°w!.^f|^AiKif^^ALr?0^?^rf'' ^'"""^
;Ari?N."?S5iE'^"""= HEN^n^^S^rfllJlTION going
PICK ThF WINNf^R^
p??^'j;;.'^s?5^Fy"5 "'" ""^EST
p'?cKS^H'E'i!rN^.F^°? ^•'-'°"e^
S?rv ?2?5fl';'..''l'^'<S A WINNER
WINNER
PICK THE WINNERS
DAVID BROWN PICKS
PICK THE WINNERS
GLADDEN REPEATS
PICK The WINNERS
PICK^Itl^'w'/NS^g?"^ "'" *"■"
RIEGEP WINS WITH UNC
PICK THE WINNERS
plck'tS? 5?^^FSr" "-"^ °^^"-5 '"O «■«
SEL°H WINS WITH -PACK
•HIGH' GUESS A WINNER
pickaro roofing company
employees honored
pickett hotels
VSn^tn^S't"^"'' ">* MERIDIAN CAMPUS
100 rn BE HIRFO FOR PICKET? HTTFI
pi^kett^St^l" "^ pak^-«ReI h^'^eI:
pickett rqao
c'^s-^c?L"jE'?E\"TrRF:?o^rN°.i'^^,syr '^- ^"-
pickett-sprouse realtors
apartment vacancies rise
I'oTnV. I^K§3lS' S^c^^iI? '.f [r',g^nR^?Ef5N^\^^gMf|-o^E "-
■PICKLES
VESPUCCI PEOOLEO PICKLES
PICNICS
SEE ALSO TAILGATE PICNICS
pVcrSSE^i'^i^C^ic'"""'*"^'^" ""^5 THE- SPECIAL
CHILDREN ENJOY OAY-CARE PICNrr
WINNING IDEAS FOR A's"0NTiNEIj's PICNIC
PICTUREPHO^'E
SEE ALSO TELEPHONES, U.S.
i»url!^rn'Xi' ENERGY CONSERVATION AWARD
SANTA TO BE SEEN IN MORE Than' CH I [g5|3, S oreams
PIEDMONT AIRLINES
SEE ALSO PACE MAGAZINE
SSsfN^lsl Hi'f;SLS'r:ST'l """"'" '"""' LIFE
iprHTir?^^[UirElsr--"^^§-
PACE 717
l/0''/T7
., c SIT
'' - Ely
P n DATE C PC. L P "YL
H 2 10/16/B6 A i E
H ? 3/17/66 A i c
S 7 7/il/H6 C I N
S 2 <./17/S6 C 1 = N Sfl
H 2 9/2<,/S6 A i L
H 2 10/l<,/fl6 A /, L
S 2 5/24/B6 A 1.
H 2 5/10/(16 A 1 N 0<,6
S 2 7/J9/H6 C 1 N 534
H 2 3/2.V96 B 1 N U60
S ? 11/06/B6 A 3 N
S ? a/06/86 C
l/2<./B6
6/25/96
U/13/P6
S 2 7/U/n6 C 1
H 2 7/21/B6 B 1
S 2 1/05/86 D
4 ^|
S 2 1/07/96 A
I N
S 2 1/07/86 D
1 C F
5 2 1/11./P6 D
1 F
S 2 1/21/P6 B
? P N
S 2 1/29/86 D
1 P N
S 2 2/04/86 0
1 P N
S 2 2/11/86 B
I N
S 2 2/18/86 U
I N
S 2 2/25/86 b
1 P M
S 2 3/04/86 B
2 P N
S 2 3/11/86 D
1 P N
S 2 3/18/86 B
2 P N
S 2 9/02/86 D
1 F
S 2 9/0'7/86 D
I F
S 2 9/12/86 0
! p -J
S 2 9/16/86 0
1 F
S 2 9/19/86 0
1 P H
S 2 9/23/86 D
I F
S 2 9/26/86 D
I P N
S 2 9/30/86 B
1 F
5 2 10/01/96 0
1 P rj
S 2 10/07/86 B
I r F
S 2 10/10/86 D
1 P N
S 2 1J/14/B6 B
2 C F
S 2 10/17/66 D
P N
S 2 10/21/86 0
C F
S 2 10/24/86 B
P N
S 2 10/28/86 B
1 r F
S 2 10/31/86 0
1 P N
S 2 11/04/86 B
2 C F
S 2 11/07/86 D
I P N
S 2 11/11/86 D
I C F
S 2 U/14/86 B
1 P F
S 2 ll/la/86 0
1 F
S 2 11/21/86 D
1 P N
S 2 11/23/85 0
1 P N
S 2 5/21/86 A 14 P P K30
S 2 1/09/86 A
1 N WB2
H 2 9/12/86 C
4 n N
S 2 9/12/86 C
1 N J82
H 2 9/21/86 F
1 P P
S 2 l/u9/a6 C
1 N M59
S 2 12/05/86 B
I N H7n
S 2 8/21/86 A
1 N Wd?
H 2 11/23/B6 F
I '■' N
S ? 11/24/86 A
1 >l S92
H 2 5/31/06 A
^ T F
H 2 5/09/8O a
P P ^37
S 2 5/15/96 C
P 0 ■■'66
H 2 5/22/86 C
P F CHT
S 2 5/29/86 D 4 \l
S 2 5/10/86 4 f
P N S27
H 2 7/17/86 C
S 2 11/17/86 C
H 2 12/12/85 B
1 T F ce^
1/02/86 A
l/2<(/86 B
2/05/86 A
2/16/86 C
2/25/P5 C
2/27/86 A
2/28/P6 C
3/05/85 A
3/05/85 B
1
5
14
13
1
1
1
17
7
II'
MONTHLY/"'^
,1 U » L
1/01/86 -
INDEX
12/31/B6
s u b J t t T s
l/GI/"'
DATE
S
f
c pf;
sS5:?J??r:5^:jin?bsJ.^°v^?~?§^ oM.v .0.00. puoH.
'Mr^SliEL f«P'^"| ,,,y ,»CK SIZE fOP INTERNATIONAL FLIGHTS
fu'^.iH'E^°HVGHLIGHTS
"^'€^^1' rri'Jpr^S^^'^C^EOULEO FOP PAINTI.G
^P^^EoSS^NT^GrTs'S^iyNOSWELL FOR GATEV-AV
gVliK^ "JSi'iI'V^'fIStuRE development IN TP.ANGLF
PIEDMONT -AGAJINE TO Ft ^^^^ ALARM.
H
i/ah/'ib A 15
i/lZ/'b A 17
3/21/n6 A
<,/0?/P6 B
i,/02/R6 C
<i/21/''6 A
i,/27/3(> C
s/2A/fl6 A
•i/ZT/fb A
5/29/B«> B 1
tj/OS/Pb A ^3
6/11/P6 c :
b/H/'b A '
b/2l/1b A U
7/11/86 A i;
7/l1/Pt> A J
7/24/86 E '
7/2a/F6 A '
7/3D/86 0
7/31/16 A
B/0;!/86 A
9/OS/P6 0
a/on/P6 C
a/iJ/pe A
3/l<,/86 E
a/l<./P6 0
e/23/"6 B
i/Zl/'.b A
9/05/86 A
9/05/P6 C
9/08/86 b
9/2';/86 B
U/2D/»6 A
10/27/86 A
10/26/86 A
10/27/86 t
10/27/86 '
10/28/86
10/29/"6
10/3"/86
10/31/36
11/11/86
11/13/86
11/28/86
12/31/86
12/09/86
12/09/86
12/0/86
.. . 12/12/86
H 2 12/18/86
H 2 12/21/86
S 2 12/22/86 A
S ? 12/31/66 C
1
1
1
N ja2
P N M97
9
17
M
■]
1^
'■!
1 1
'1
N
^l
I 0
M
F
L
N
N
f.
I
1
1 I
r
1 I
A
1 '
A
1 /
A
18
r
1
A
A
U
r
1
(
7
A
? i
A
1 .'
I.
1
A
C
1 J
"■"TfAIF^SmNo'cENTEt^AMBULANCF FIRM
^'^?^rlL^J."'plE^'TiSrs!'^fpSlTS .80VS ANO GIRLS. .GENERAL HEADING,
hr -P rc'"^"^ &^tt.°S-SON MEET
d k Yd 4^?Ip%"nJr?S^^^ .n t«o overtimes
T'i^ER^ AMBUSH ROCKETS
^-cSSf /^S'^I? ^^OSS.ON .N.-.HTS
Ji^!'6^ri-C0SF^^aC| TEAMS
"roan NETTERS WIN PAC-6
3 5/17/86 C
j 2
-I 2
S 2
H 2
S 2
5 2
S 2
S 2
H 2
S 2
1/10/86 D
1/13/86 B
1/13/86 0
l/l<./8b D
1/14/86 0
1/18/66 D
1/17/86 U
2/18/86 0
5/28/86 B
10/29/86 0
815
TI5
SCHOOLS.
^j|%;?;^r^^VFjn^Er?KMs
H 7 5/17/86 0 2
H ? 5/18/86 i 6
H 2 5/18/86 t 6
S 2 5/2A/86 A 8
I SEE ALSO HEADINGS UNDER E
ACH SCHOOL.
^^^Ntb^TS^^ :ST T gIrS IN PAC-.^,^^ INTO IMPORTANT WEEK
S^oElg^OGf^li^
OAVJSON HOLDS 5CgRINj Lt«u
! g^.-S^^^^fi ' ^ ^^?^?°^--T.ALL
?S^:S I' JpnaSfnT 'pairings SET
illiiiE4Kii::r:HANGE
-ir. I'ip K% H^^^'c-. FINAL
'^"??£t."i'Fss ChSnCES, BOH TO PERSON
55'„S&;S5 ' H J^['hIL? for P^C-6 TITLE
Tic-" PACKS TALENT ^^ HEAD OF THE CLASS
s'kwrwY^. pv'f^'Sr Ef iv^°B.rLooGs
FiKpiRE: fyl-^.^f^i^S^^^TS^ REMAIN UNBEATEN IN PAC-6
5 2
h 2
S 2
H 2
S ?
S 2
5 2
S 2
5 2
H
2
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
1/03/86 p 3
1/05/86 C '
1/07/66 p 2
2/02/86 C 11
2/05/86 D 2
2/05/86 D 2
2/06/86 B 3
2/12/86 C 3
2/IA/86 0 2
2/16/86 C ^
2/19/36 D
2/21/86 B
•I
■1 C36
U "18
M C36
O ^l n 1 8
*J
C N '15
N C36
N "18
TS PFS'ON IH FtfML 8
2/25/86 B 3
2/26/86 'i 2
2/26/86 D 2
2/27/86 D 1
2/2 7/86 b 2
2/28/86 C I
2/28/86 0 "•
2/28/86 I)
j/l)l/°6 U
1/11/8'. /
11/14/86 Li '
11/18/86 0 20
12/U3/86 S 3
12/09/86 0 A
12/13/66 D I
12/14/86 B 8
12/21/86 B 1
II
C36
N
81'-
•1
r 35
M
8 15
N
r36
N
"15
't
•• 15
r 1'.
'1
:15
F
nfl5
N
M
N
n85
N
085
i ''gSrKFTS Vn PAC-6 SHOWTO^iN
t?| :4 i^J St^«J^£l6^^;A.ERS OF .FAR
£^E ^HrL^^Nl"p's^t.O^RrH^E^PNrbiicE RALLIES BY WARRIORS
HI ^nrLtllSf SlS'LrS^N IN PAC-6 TOURNEY
H 2
H 2
S 2
S 2
2
H
1/17/86 C
1/17/86 C
1/31/86 D
2/14/86 U
2/2 3/86 C
2/23/86 C 10
2/25/86 0 '
2/25/86 b
2/26/86 B
2/27/86 0
1 '^
N
r ^l
r 3^
1 1
N
r is
0 h4
r J()
P "■!
N
H*tl
N
C 36
MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX BY 5l]Bicrrt
1/01/86 - lJ/3l/4 SUBJECTS pj-.^ 7,q
i/ui/n?
PERSON GIRLS MOVE TO PAC-6 FI>JAL
XJfic^i gi'gti s^;!- "^- H 5 v/oi/?? s i
5 I T
f Elf
0 DATE C PTj L P "YL
2 2/23/96 C 1 ^l F6'>
■■ " " " H4I
SEE ALSO PREP TEAMS, POOTHALL (■: EF Al
2 12/03/86
2 8/22/86 0 6 P F IIS
2 8/26/S6 0 10 P F
2 '>/l 1/H6 B 2 P U RIS
2 <*/18/R6 B 2 P 'J 31S
."..-u ruu.nati khih ^ 10/02/86 P 3 P 1J ^IS
HOWOoSn ^^ f ? ;0/03/»6 C 2 N ---
S?^?c^S5"5 BATTLE FOR PlXyOFF BFRTHr 5 2 10/31/8? 0 ,
Ki^rSTg^jy^o^Si.' ?*'^-'' PLAYOFF BERTH 5 2 11/07/86 D 1
N '15
KNIGHTS pacf all-pac-6 selections '
"10 PROM PAC-6 AODEO TO SHR VIE BOWL
N.C.-S PEST MISSING. ..ACAIN
S 2 11/11/86 D 2
■■ 2 U/18/86 3 3
2 11/20/86 0 ?
2 11/22/86 R 3
2 12/07/86 a «.
2 12/12/86 C 1
PIEOMUNT ATHLETIC CONFERENCE. SUFT8ALL
"ipjk??Ns"sSp^^^sn i??j5?!ik i^g^Y^ ^:iiM'^issnA^rERSiiN^° "^^ ^^"°°^-^ ^"°'^9^' ,
''^??r:,?nSJi^f°«f"S^£E. WRESTLING 6/01/86 8 7o,
KNIGHTS WIN P4C-6 WRESTLING TOURNEY
NGS UNDER INDIVIDUAL SCHOOLSI
1/17/86 0 2
2/02/86 C 12
PIEDMONT AVIATION INC.
'.'4T.S\'o'J,r'' ""^° """■'" ^^ '^^-^ "'LLION H 2 2/06/86 0
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS H 2 2/07/86 A
omIJI'I?? HIGHLIGHTS H 2 2/12/85 A
gVi^^L^,5 "I-HLIGHTS H 2 <,/25/86 A
fffflONT TAKcS ANTI-TAKEQVER STEPS " 2 5/13/85 C
p'floSSNT'-JhlrpSSF'fr^S^^Ro'E" '* '" ""• '"' CUUB^S FOR TAX JUSTICE H I ^^l^/'SI t
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS H 2 7/24/86 A
PIEOMONT AVIATION HAS RECORD EARNINGS *^ ^ 7/25/86 C
H 2 10/22/86 C
4
E
1 1
N
1 )
N
A
N
1 1
N
!<.
N Lil
18
N
PIEDMONT CORRECTIONAL CENTER
SIX PEOPLE INOICTEO IN BEATING OF T'jn TWMATC5
'All g^A?[,vu^f2L"T':j?rLi'^°*^'^° ^'""
PIEDMONT ELECTRIC MEMBERSHIP COPP
FREEZING WEATHER CUT? ELECTRIC IT
H 2 5/30/86 C
H 1 6/06/86 B
H 2 9/03/86 e
S 2 9/10/86 C i „ ,„
H 2 9/14/86 CAN ^
H 2 10/04/86 A 14
S 2 12/13/85 A
H 2 12/14/86 C
H 2 12/15/86 B
H 2 12/16/85 B
H 2 12/18/85 A 20 N %
H i 12/21/85 C 12
H 2 1/10/86 A 0
N
N
'1
N
N
N
N
rj
N
u
N
SURVEY-SHOWS HEiLTS R i SK S^^S^ eJ Se^^y"^" H I i/^if/^^' ^ '|
PIEDMONT HEALTH SYSTEMS AGENCY ' ' ''"'"'' ' '°
SIX HEALTH AGENCIES IN N.C. ARE LOSING FEDERAL MONEY „ , ,0/02/86 A ,5
PIEDMONT NATURAL GAS CO. 10/02/86 A 15
NATURAL GAS PRICES ABOVE AVERAGE IN N.C.
PIEDMONT PUBLISHING CO.
ARTS SCHOOL MAY BE LIABLE FOR .3 MILLION GRANT RECALL
PIEDMONT TECHNICAL COLLEGE
5/23/86 C 5 N
11/07/86 C 7 N
12/29/85 C 10 N
H 1 1/16/86 B 1 n
H 1 1/21/36 B 1 n
» 1 1/22/85 C 3 'I
H 1 1/22/85 C 3 N
H I 2/13/86 b 1 N
H 1 3/13/86 b I N
H 1 3/29/86 L 1 N
H 2 4/25/56 B 1 P N S80
H 1 5/02/86 B 1 -1
H I 5/09/86 b «= ^l
H 1 6/13/86 B \ N
H 1 5/19/85 b 3 N
H 2 5/22/85 CI N SSr
H 1 7/19/85 c 1 N H50
H 1 7/19/85 C 1 N
H 2 7/il/B5 A 1 3 N
H 2 7/26/86 C ? N H60
H 1 d/02/85 C 1 N
H 1 8/08/86 E I 'J ^80
H I 8/30/86 CI N
H 1 9/19/86 B 1 P N ^an
H I 9/19/85 ij 1 f, H50
H 1 9/25/86 E 1 N
H 2 10/05/86 0 13 N
H 1 10/10/86 S 1 •[
si/nS2ffM.J^'^rn^2n"E'"^*^6 ART GALLERY TODAY " ' 12/n/S6 C 1
SAXOPHONIST TO PERFORM IN NEW vnat 'UUAT ^ , is/ii/qA, u ,
A GOOD PHILOSOPHY, rSt.I. " """ H 2 12/25/4 "
PIEDMONT^TECHNICAL^COLLEGE.^CURRICJLUM
EREO
ULTY
CE, FIRING
PIEDMONT TECHNICAL COLLEGE. FACULTY
?}!^s2^%^siks:h&''jR7^!;ASt'E4^^?r
313-ACRE FARM DONATED TO PIED»ONT TFCH
----- - C 18
2 12/27/85 A 5
H 1 8/16/86 C
2 6/22/86
1 7/10/86
H 1 8/16/66 C 2
H I 10/25/86 C 1
H 1 9/11/85 B
if
J
H 2 1/27/86 a 5 N l!
II
HQNTHLY/A N N U a L
INDEX
- W/3I/H6
SUBJECTS
S I
E L
C PG L
3A-.C 7^0
l/oo/n7
PIED"OMT TECHNICAL COLLEGE. SATELLITE CA-PUS
SEE ALSO CASWELL COUMTY, M.C.
PIEOMOMT TECH S'-ALL BUSINESS CENTER PLANNED
PIEDMnNT TECH TSIES TO CUT COSTS OF CASWELL CAMPUS
DEADLINE NEARS ON CAMPUS BIOS
PTC GETS GRANT FcJR CASuELL CA<PUS
"'"TEoJ^&Vl^c'ii l?h^tillHns°hfn^io\y ROX.ORO AREA BUSINESSES. GROUPS
\%'„%°T iAJil^SE'N}'^EEt?iRS°?Mi'f;;"Ll:ES'2"sivERAL STUDENTS HONORED AT PTC
"''""^TicENnovEUS^l^V'^lflc'ERf T^STALLED C SEVERAL STUDENTS HUNOPEO AT PTC
11 PTC STUDENTS IN 'WHO'S WHO'
OIEO'^ONT TECHNICAL COLLEGE BOARD OF TRUSTEES
PRESIDENT OF PIC RESIGNS
PIEDMONT TECHNICAL COLLEGE FOUNDATION , . ,
PTC FOUNDATION BOARD ENDORSES HOSPITAL TAJ
ROXPORQ JATCEFS GIVE »<.D0 FOR SCHOLARSHIPS
313-ACRF FARM DONAIFD TO PIED-<ONT TFCH
PIEDMONT TECHNICAL COLLEGE SMALL BUSINESS CENTER
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. SMALL
PIEDMONT TECH S"ALL BUSINESS C ENT ER PL ANN ED
PFRSON. CASWELL SMALL BUSINESS SEMINARS SLATED
SMALL BUSINESS CENTER DIRECTOR HIRED AT PTC
TIMPEPLAKE GALLERY DEDICATED AT PTC
PIFOMONT TRIAD
SEE ALSO GREENSBOPG. N.C.
"iuR'ti? ?l?E¥?R'?A'h'NVfH'!A^3;iNA.S BEST BLACK ECONOMIC ENVIRONMENT
TRIAD LOOKING AT ALAMANCE
PIGGLY WIGGLY (ALSTON A VE . AND MA I J ST . 1 ^TnoE
ARREST "AOE IN BREAK-IN AT PIGGLY WIGGLY STORE
POLICE PROBING SERIES QE DURH«M THEFTS
PIGS
SE
SE
SE
SE
SE
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E ALSO ANIMALS
E ALSO HOGS
E ALSO LIVESTOCK
E ALSO NATIONAL PIG DAY
E ALSO SHORT SNOUT SOCIETY
E ALSO SWINE
^Sc'rFf^Y^EoSriiSo[fSoS"J"ofDJ'Bur3f°?°Oo!°PyUh'Jl§Tig^t5^BERTON BEAUTY
?Hff «li\rL'p!GGVsfAYS°H§M= .NO HOG OAY GOES TO -APKET^
THIS PIGGY NOT STAYING HOME, » OOG I E WOOGIES TO HILLSBOROUGH
TI'S A "QG'S LIFE: NORMA JEAN'S STAR SOARS
HOGS AREN'T WILO ABOUT HEAT EITHER
fnls'plG iiD'N^ci^^oSSlNG'HlSsnNoSxCELLENT .HJSCLE DffINITION
PILLOWS
PILLOW WALK
PILLSBURY CO.
THREE FROM N.C.
IN PILLSBURY BAKE-OFF
PILORQLUS
^^DANCE^FESTIVAL ACTS FAMILIAR IN FOURTH WEEK
THE NEXT STEP...
PILObOLUS CONTINUES TO FLOURISH
PILOBOLUS OFFFRS SAMPLER OF WORK
PILOBOLUS PLAYERS FFIED INTO THE A.M.
PILOT CLUB UF DURHAM
DURHAM "EMBERS WILL ATTEND PILOT CLUB CONVENTION
PILOT MOUNTAIN. N.C.
MOUNTAINTOP COMET SHOW A PIG =IZ2L£
FORMER INSURANCE AGENT SENTENCED
PILOT MOUNTAIN FINED
PILOTS
SEE ALSO AIRPLANES
SEE ALSO DRUNKEN FLYING
SFE ALSO MI';SIONARY AVIATION INSTITUTE
SEE ALSO FALEIGH/OUPHJM AIRPORT. PRIVATE PILOTS
SEE ALSO U.S. NAVY. PILOTS
SFE ALSO WOMEN. AIRPLANES
NEW RULE AIMED AT O'CUNOING D'l INK ING PILOTS
FOREIGN PILOTS TRAlrl IN N.C. TQ uF • OPUGOUSTERS •
HIGH-FLYING PILOTS
MISSIONARY PILOTS LEARN TRICKY FLYING
PILOT WINS tlOO.OOO IN LAWSUIT
JoPE^S PREMIER PILOT: CCL. PEOPLES TRAIL-BLAZING CO-MANOcO
TRANSPORT BASE 'UTS 'AIO' IN -AIRBORNE'
MAN CHARGED WITH FLYING UNDER THE INFLUENCE
N.C. CROPDUSTER'S LICENSE SUSPENDED „ „ .
DEBATED AIR-TCAFFIC RULES BEGIN »T R ALE I GH-oyRH«M
IF IT^S GOT WINGS OR WHEELS. SHF'S LICENSED TO DRIVE IT
P|M GOLOBY
SEE ALSO SOUTH AFRICA
SEE ALSO TOUCHE ROSS AND CO. .^„,,. -,-,
FIR" USED BY CITY MAY HAVE S. AFRICA TIPS
"'""■"officers would like to put TH= PINCH ON IRKSOME CYCLIST
""^"irTr^^lGl^NST'PINriARK BEETLES IS A TOUGH ONE
sSmE FO»ESTERS CONCERNED ABOUT PINE BEETLE OUTBREAKS
PINE GROVE BAPTIST CHURCH I CR EEDMODR, N.C . I
HEARING CONTINUED IN CHURCH DISPUTE
COMPROMISE REACHED TO SETTLE CHURCH DISPUTE
PINE STATE CREAMERY CO. ,
AMMONIA LEAK FORCES EVACUATION
"'"' Vot\h'\lV'4% 5^r^lR"T0 DRAG OFF-DUTY OFFICER
PINECREST HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. BASKETBALL
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PINE TREF DIStASE
REASONS ARE SOUGHT COR OECLIN= OF PINES ., ■, r. ,, , ,
RESEARCHERS TRACK PINE 0ECUN6 ^ ^ iS/Jl/Sb A J .''
PINEAPPLFS
PINEAPPLES THRIVE IN DURHAM ^ , „,„„,.
5 ? 9/0'</S6 B I P F ';27
PINEHURST, N.C.
ANNIE OAKLEV THRILLED PINEHURST RESIDENTS ; ? 7/J<./,6 C 14 F J 5,
PINEHURST COUNTRY CLUB
MEMORIESt T»AniriON INSPIRE J3NES ON DESIGN OF NO 7 u •, , ,
PINEHUK5T CLUn LOOKS TO MAKE NO. 2°OPFn5 pJlo?\''?S ^,, ^^.^ » ? I^fl^p^ f f " 11 '
PINERY REALTY
HELLONS rtANTS NEW U.S. 70 COMPLEX
S 2 ll/2n/R6 A 1 -I ■<06
PINES
SEE ALSO TREES
PIEDMONT PINES GROWING 30^ SLOWFR c , ,,„,,
THOSE LOBLOLLIES ARE A LABORATORY 5 ? 1/03/86 A 6
RESEARCHERS TRACK PINE DECCIN= " ' •"'"' = - ' =
UHITE pines: ThFy thrive IN PRESERVE
2 7/20/86 C S M P2"
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PIUETOPS. N.C.
N.C. TOWN FIGHTING To KEEP ITS ONLY nnrTOR*^ ni^rirc
UNIVERSITY HELPS TOWN KEEP DOCTOR '^'^trOR 5 OhFJCE S j l/jg/ss A 7 N
KEEPING SMALL-TOWN DOCTOR WORTH EFFORT S | Wi^y,'^ <- ? ''
S 2 12/0l/fl6 A ^ E
PINEY MOUNTAIN DAY CARF CENTER
CHAPEL HILL DEVELOPMENT SNAGGED AGAIIi
DAY CARF OPERATOR GETS PLEDGE FROM Housing AUTHORITY ON RFPMRS ^\ VAVAt I I'pH^a'l'
PINEY^HOUNTA^N^ po gj EC T^^^OK ANGE. COU^ JV
2 2/n/n6 A 1 N HBl
3 2/10/R6 B I N -181
2 2/l')/n6 A 5 ^1
VL^';^^" "iV, r a^tCT (ORANGE COU-ITV, N.C.I
9"»PtL HILL DEVELOPMENT SNAGGED AGAIN
TWO PiJBLIC HOUSING PROJECTS S= T TO OPFW
PINEY MOUNTAIN HOUSING PROJECT INSPECtiO
H 2 1/OS/nt P 1
2 7/0'?/'16 C 1 1
7 7/10/1)6 3 6
? 9/01/S6 B <•
PINNACLE RIDGE
MORE APARTMENTS PLANNED N'^AR SOUTH S1IIARP maii
PINNACLE RIOGe'nEW A^aStMen? I RO J^C^'oa'SNTJ^fc S I TY ' DR I VE ? | \\',\%'A% I \
PIONEER CONCRETE COMPANY
PANEL OKS CONCRFTE-FIRH PLAN fqr plant ON ANGIER AVENUE S 2 <,/02/»6 t 1
PIONEER SAVINGS AND LOAN I HENDERSOM , N.C.I
2 MEN ROB SAVINGS AND LOAN BRA I^CH OF UNOI SCLO SED SUM H 1 10/l7/n6 B 1
PIPE SMOKIMG
SEE ALSO SMOKING
THE ART OF PIPE PUFFING
PUT THIS IN YOUP PIPE AND... " ? l/l1/n6 A <,
H 2 9/20/66 A A
PIPE TOBACCO
SEE ALSO TOBACCO
GARRARD'S •'.OS CHITTERLING 'STRUT- RECALLED
PIRANHAS
CHARLOTTE MAN HOOKS MEMBER OF PIRANHA FAMILY
^IRr''?£?''^^.E'-';;°c'-^'<« PIRANHA CoKsin'-
FANG THE FISH IS SWALLOWED RY STATE LAW
PIRATES (FILHI
LAUGHS LOST IN LONG 'PIRATES'
„,,, ^^ H 2 7/25/86 0 S R S5f-
PISGAH NATIONAL FOREST t
CHANGES IN FOREST PLAN PROVOKE 0 f SAGrt F;-Mt- wr H
FAYETTEVILLE MAN I S RE SCUE ^"^F TErF^U^JIJ^^lN MOUNTAINS I \ ^^JS;!,'^ t \ 'H, ^
PIT lULL TERRIERS f
SEE ALSO DOGFIGHTING
SEE ALSO DOGS
ANIMAL-FIGHTING BILL PASSED DESPITE FOFS li
A POSITIVE STEP -"'^itu U-S^ITE FOES H 2 7/25/36 A 4 L S
liOXOORO COUNCIL RESPONDS TO PLEA FOR A LFASH I Au " ? 7/30/86 A <. L l|
CAT IMPRISONED 5 MONTHS WA IT n G FOR COURT CASE ^ ! A'.\''J.'!i'' ? I _ '' 'I
PITCH A BOOGIE WOOGIE IFILMI
GREENVILLE MOVIF CALLED 'REAL PIECE OF HISTORY'
PITT COUNTY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
PITT COUNTY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL HAS BADY BOOM
PITT COUNTY SCHOOLS
NO OSUGS FOUND IN SCHOOL SEARCHES
•NEUTRAL' CHRISTMAS IN PITT SCHOOLS HAS CRITICS IJ | ^VAV,lt
PITTSBOrCO. N.C.
1 12/13/R6 C
2 1/1'./R6 A
2 a/1 2/ 86 fi
9/18/86 A
2 12/17/66 C
PITTS3UR0 RECEIVES ENV IRONMENT AWAR n - ■ -
DANCING. MUSIC, STORIES IN I TORE Jt P I TTS RORQ' - -- — " '■-- ^ ? .3/28/86
H 2 1/19/P6 E 1 o F jiiO
H 2 3/22/R6 C <. n
H ? 3/28/86 n 4 N
H 3 7/11/86 b 1 N •'81
2 8/06/86 C 1
S ANNUAL STREET FAIR H I 10/24/S6
PITTSaO^O, N.C, ANNEXATION
SEE ALSO ANNEXATION
PITTS'ORO OFFFRFD WATER-SE-FR AID FOR ANNEXATION
PITTSBOKOjN.C., CHRISTMAS PARADE
^^i,H52 CHRISTMAS PARADES, N.C.
PITTSPORO'S CHRISTMAS PARADE TO BE HELD SUNDAY
PITTSBOKO, N.C., GARBAGE COLLECTIO'J
PITTSPORO'S SLUDGE GOINC. NORT^
PITT5B0R0, N.C, GROWTH DEVELOPMENT
PJJJfESEH 5"""° TOLD GROWTH DEMANDS PLAN
PITTSBORQ PONDERS 'HEARING' BY MAIL
PITTSBORO, N.C, HISTORY
ABSENT POARD MEMBERS GET 3 APPOINTMENTS
TOWNS PLANNING ANNIVERSARY BASHES
PITTSBOKO, N.C, MAYOR
PITTSPORO'S MAYOR MOVING OUT OF TOWN
MS. GOODMAN CHOSEN MAYOR OF PI TTSBORO \\ \ 9/06/86 C 1
H 3 12/16/06 C
H 3 12/03/86 B
H 2 12/18/86 P
3 10/28/86 C 1 N K65
3 12/09/66 C 7 N ^68
3 10/14/66 C 1 N '<68
3 12/03/86 8 1 N '68
HONTHLV/A
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1/01/86
Index
U/31/116
SUBJECTS
PITTS"'0''0'S MAYnRt A HAIRDRESSEI. CLIPPING ALONG WITH POLITICAL JOB
PITTSBOROi N.C.. OFFICE CQ"PLEX
SEE CHATHAM COUMTT GOVERNMENT OFFICE COMPLEX
PITTSaORO, N.C.. .<ATER A>JD SEWER LINFS
SEE ALST CHATHAM COUNTY, ^I.C•^ JATEP AND SEWE" PKHPOSAL
ABSENT ROARO MEMdERS GET 3 APPOINTMENTS
PIITSIORQ BTARO TOLD GROWTH DEMANDS PLAN
WATER PLANT PACT CAMCELEO BY PITTSBOHO
PITTSPOPO OFFERED WATER-SEWER AIO FOR ANNEXATION
BOARD SE6«S WATER PACT AMENDMENT
PITTSBCkO, N.C., JATFR RESPU»CES
SEE ALSO HATE" RESOURCES. N.C.
COOPERATION CITED IN =N0 RIVER'S FUTURE
PITTSROPO RUNS SHORT OF WATFR
ALAMANCE COUNTY'S GAR3A,-,E DUM5 BIO REJECTED BY SENATE
BOARD SEEKS WATFR PACT AMENDMENT
PITTSBORO, N.C. WATER TREATMENT PLANT
PITTSnORO OFFERCD WAIER-SEWER AID FOR ANNEXATION
BOAPD SEEKS WATER PACT AMENDMENT
PITTSBORO MEMORIAL LIBRARY
AUCTION SATURDAY TO RAISE HONEY FOR TOWN'S LIBRARY
PITTSROOQ LIBPARY'S OEDICATIOM SET SUNDAY
PITTSBORO ST. ICHAPEL HILL. N.C.I
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL. N.C. STRFETS
TOWN OFFER: PAY MORE TO ASSURE BYPASS WORK
PITTSBURGH PIRATES
SEE ALSO BASEBALL
JURY IS STILL OUT IN CASE OF PIRATES VERSUS PARKER
0«. TO BE A PIRATE
PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS INDUSTRIES
BUSINESS HIGHL IGhTS
PITTSBURGH STEELER5
SEE ALSO PRO FOOTBALL
BEARS DEMONSTRATE DEPTH AT OB
H 3 IJ/14/P6 C
H 3 lO/?"/P6 C
H 3 U/11/F6 C
H 3 li/16/R6 C
H 3 U/l6/'!6 C
S 2 6/JA/06 A
H 3 6/^»>/P»l L'
H 2 7/l1/««, C
H 3 12/ib/nt, C
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12/16/Bb
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12/0<J/'!6
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2 5/14/86 C
3 10/25/B6 C
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4/23/86 D 1
6/08/B6 B o
2/14/96 A II
S 2 8/11/06 D 7 P U nio
COUNTY SCHOOLS REMOVE PU2A
DURHAM SCHOOLS OUT PIZZAS BAC« IN FREEZOR
PIN REPORTED FOUND IN PIZZA AT SCHOOL
CALL FOP PIZZA SOUNDS FAMILIAJ; POLICE TIPPED
PIZZA HUT INATIONAL CHAIN!
THIEF GRABS BANK-DEPOSIT BAG FROM AUTO PARKED AT HOSPITAL
"IZZA HUT lEPWIN ROAOI
GUNMAN POPS PIZZA RESTAURANT. ESCAPES
POLICE: SAME ROBBER HIT 3 PIZZA PARLORS
SAME MAN SUSPECTED IN PIZZA HUT ROBBERIES
PIZZA HUT IFOUSHEE ST.l
PIZZA HUT ON FaUSHEE STREET RIBBED
NEIGHBORING BUSINESSES ARE ROBBED
MAN WITH REVOLVER ROBS GROCERY STORE
POLICE: SAME ROBBER HIT 3 PIZZA PARLORS
SAME MAN SUSPECTED IN PIZZA HUT ROBBERIES
PIZZA HUT IGUESS ROAOI
2 MEN ROB PIZZA PARLOR. ESCAPE
ROBBER TAKES more Than fZ.OOO FROM PIZZA HUT RESTAURANT
PIZZA PARLOR ROBBED AGAIN
MAN TAKES MONEY FROM PI7ZA HUT
PIZZA "UT (VANCE SOUAREl
PIZZA HUT ROBBEO IN VANCE COUNTY
PIZZA TRANSIT AUTHHRITY
SUSPENDED TERM GIVEN IN HOLOUP
TEEN FACES ','URGLARY CHARGE
N.C. RETAIL MFRTHANTS ASSOCIATION OPPOSING PLAN TO UP SALES TAX
PTA HFADQUARTFRS MOVED TO KENTUCKY PY NEW OWNERS
PIZZA OFLIVERY FIRM MOVES HFAOOUARTERS
TEEN IS INDICTED FOR 8U»&LAPY, THEFT
PIZZA CO. SUED FOR «l 1/4 MILLION
A PLACE AT THE BEACH
B-^ACH RESORT AGREES TO ORDER TO CUT SEWAGE
PLACENTA
NEW SCIENTIFIC TOOL MAY HELP IN SMOKING STUDY
PLACES RATED ALMANAC
UN THE lEUMPYI TRAIL OF THE PFRFECT APARTMENT
LOW-LIFF FRESNO PRETTY FRIENDLY
PLAIN COUNTRY BAND
DURHAM COUNTRY BAND IS FpjALIST IN ROUNDUP
PLANNED! COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CORP.
COUNTY PLANNING PANEL OK S REZONING REOUEST
COUNTY TO CONSIDER ZONING RESJESTS
PLANNED DENSITY RESIDENTIAL
SEE ALSO ZONING LAWS
ZONING CHANGE ALLOWED
PLANNED PARENTHOOD CF ORANGE COUNTY
SEE ALSO FAMILIES. ORGANIZATIONS. CHILDREN UTILIZATION OF SERVICES
NATURAL HELPERS COORDINATOR NAMED
PLANNED PARENTHOOD OF ORANGE NAMES GUSTAVESON PRESIOENT
COMMUNITY FOUNDATION ANNOUNCES GRANTS FOR SUMMER SCHOLARSHIPS
■NATURAL HELPERS' ARE RECRUITED TO COUNSEL TEENS ON PREGNANCY
SEX EDUCATOR HELPS PARENTS LEARN TO COPE
PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO PUILOING DEVELOPFRS
SEE ALSO LAND USE
WOOrCRQFT SETS OUICK PACE
WELLONS WANTS NEW U.S. 70 COMPLEX
DENIED REZONING REOUESTS ON COUNTY AGENDA
S 2 3/13/P6 C 1
H 2 3/14/P6 A 16
H 2 4/16/86 D 4
H 2 6/18/B6 C 1
S 2 12/1S/86 C
S 2
S 2
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H 2
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S 2
H 2
S 2
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2/27/66 C
3/17/86 C
3/18/86 C
2/11/86 A n N
3/10/66 C 3 N
3/10/06 C 1 N
3/17/et C 1 n N
3/18/86 C 1 n N M51
S 2 6/13/86 C I
H 2 6/16/86 A 12
S 2 6/25/Pb C 1
H 2 6/26/86 C 12
H 2 ll/Q<)/96 C 12
S 7
2/10/86 A
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S 2
2/13/86 C
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2/20/86 A
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3/02/86 5
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3/03/86 A
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3/18/86 B
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4/30/86 C
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H 2 8/10/86 C 3
H 2 1/08/86 II 1
S 2 7/18/86 C 1 J 18"^
H 2 3/17/86 C 5 N
2 10/31/86 0
S/05/86 A 12 N M06
7/28/86 C 1 ■! "Oft
H 2 U/04/P6 C I
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6/24/86
H 3 b/15/86 B 1 P N 00*
H 3 11/07/86 t 1 P N K68
H 2 4/20/86 D 1
S 2 11/28/86 A 1
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SUBJECTS
Ess;ii5^ig^rpaNrs^s?,^!3iL^^of^?rs^o3^^^3]i^p-"
'LANT GENETirS
SEE ALSa GE\'ETICS
NATURE'S "GOEATEST CELEnRATION-
TESTING OF GENE-ALTCREO PLANT
IN PERIL
""•INTATPN PARTNERSHIP (CAPE CORAl, CLDKI3A1
SEE ALSO ^'URRAy ENTERPRISES ICAPFrnSir CI « .
BANKRUPTCY VOIDS AUCTION "" "^ *= CnRAL. FLA.)
FORCED CLOSING THREAT FACING STORES AT CENTER
PLANTATION PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER
SEE ALSO SHOPPING CENTERS
TOWN DEDICATES NEW PARKING I OT
CONST»UCTI0N FIRM SUES
SHOPPING CENTER TO SE AUCTIONED
E SS^°T^0?.^irA^zI-p|5 ,# IHISok'^d"^^"
STORES GIVEN REPRIEVE fro" CL°SINGtSIfat
STATE LICENSE BUREAU IN CARRB1R0 SuJiNG
PLANTATIONSi N.C.
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BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
TOKYO TELEX ISSUES CALL FOR «RE N.C. GOODS FOR JAPANESE
sjiHiSfhf?sS'i??°iHGR:i?f5;"!»i^cu^?°s;s^^-°
FOOD ?AMK l-UiTi AVERAGE EXECUTIVE <. WEEKS TO CATCH UP
PLANTER'S WAREHOUSF (EAST GEFR ST 1
WAREHOUSE CLOSINGS CONCERN LEAF GROWERS
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D^L't!p,''?"'"'°°'^'^^"'-'-2"'^'EA^"'^^
DURHAM LEAF SALES TOP «135 AV^RACF
DURHAM LEAF PRICES SLIP- DROUGHT Rl AMcn
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HUNT'S CAMPAIGN TO PAY FEC FI'JE
°°1- 1 TICAL CAMPAIGN EXPENDITURES
SEE ALbO ELECTIONS, DURHAM
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price''i!''top spenier in congressional races
POLITICAL tAJPAIGN FUNnS CA"PAIGN OEoTS
STATE GOP CHliRMtNJUEStnNS 'OSE LOANS f»0" CA-PAIGN FUND
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ROS= SHOULD OPEN RECORDS OR RESIGN, GOP LEaOER SAYS
G^P CHAlC-iN SAYS PARTY TO SEEK ROSE PROfaE
jEFFEPSON MARKETING'S POLITICAL LOANS EYED
REPUBLICANS FOR-'ALLY OE3U6ST °R03E 0>= ROSE-S FINANCES
PACS PECO^E l^T HURTLE FOR CA'.'OTOACY , „ ,
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POLITICAL CAMPAIGN POSTERS , ,
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ccc ALSO PDSTFRS
CANOIOATES SUBJECT TO ALL OR DI NANCES. TOO
SMASTKAS PAINTED GN CANDIDATE'S CAHPAIC-N SIGNS
PUT SILLINESS IN PERSPECTIVE
s!NFQPD'^CHA°GEs''BkoYH!LL 'STRUCK OUT- ON TEXTILES
ORANGE 0E''3CRATS' POLITICAL SIGNS HISSI'G
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l-ITH RAPS city's TIMING IN ENFORCING POSTERS 3AN
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REMOVAL UF SIGNS WAS POLITICALLY "OTIVATEO
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SIGN INCIDENTS CALLED ANTI-»RT YHI LL CAMPAIGN
POSTERS CREATE ' I<<Y EYESORES
VOTE FOR A CONSERVATIVE COURT ICABTOON.
GAY GROUPS DENY ROLE IN VOTg FLIERS
POLITICAL CAMPAIGN PRO''IS£S
HIGH-TAX GOVERNOR
POLITICAL CAKPAIGNS
SEE ALSO CAMPAIGN CORRUPT PRACTICES ACT.
SEE ALS" GUPERNATORIAL CAMPAIGNS
SEE ALSO POLITICAL CAMPAIGN POSTERS
PARTIES — FLEI SHMAN
SEE ALSO PRESIDENTIAL CAKPAIGNS
SEE ALSO SENATOPUL CAMPAIGNS ., , ^.
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THE auESTION IS TO 0E9ATE OR NOT Jo DEdATE
VOTE "6 FOR THE -AR ON DRUGS... ICARTOOK'I
RELIGIOUS LABELS WRONG IN POLITICAL CAMPAIGNS
SFfDS UF 19^0 VENOM MAY HAVE =EEN SO^N
Cr^LOR-BLIND CAMPAIGN SHOULD BECOME MODEL
BOOK^'tRaCES USe''of''a'rT IN POLITICS SINCE ROMAN Empire
POLITICAL ENDORSEMENTS , ,,
SEE ELECTIONS. DURHAM. ENDORSEMENTS
POLITICAL FINANCIAL DISCLOSURE LAWS
SEE FINANCIAL DISCLOSURE LAWS
POLITICAL PARTIES _ ...
CHANG'S IN POLITICAL SYSTEM WEAKENING
POLITICAL^PATRONAGF^^^^^ ASSEMBLY. -PORK BARREL- PROJECTS
"suit charges DEMOCRATS ORDERED FIPgD
POLITICAL POLLS
SEE POLLS
POLITICAL PRISONERS
SEE ALSO HUMAN PIGhTS
SEE ALSO POLITICAL ASYLUM
FORMER SOVIET TELLS OF ABUSES ^,^,.. „,^
AMMFCTV IMTERN AT nrjAL W^N T CELEBRATE YrT
JmnfIty OFFICIAlIlETTERS HEL» tortured POLITICAL PRISONERS
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POLITICIANS p|^j(.^._ POLITICAL OFFI'E HOLDERS AND POLITICIANS
SEE ALS" WOMEN. POLITICIANS
POLITICIANS INVAOF N.C.
A LEXICON FOR POLITICAL STATEMENTS
POLITICS. OURhAM^^ COMMITTEE ON THE AFFAIRS OF BLACK PEOPLE
SFE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY
SEE ALSO DURHAM FORUM
SEE ALSO DURHAM VOTERS' ALLIANC":
"Su.'u?plL"oiES^lE2V"EScuS OF NEW DURHAM POLITICAL GROUP^, ^ „^
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mFm pn.TICAL GROUP NEEDS SOM- FQCUS
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L"CAL P"LITICS: BLACKS. WHITES EXPLAIN MCW THEY WORK...
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PARTI5AM POT SHOTS ENDING
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BOOK TRACES USE OF ART IN POLITICS SINCE ROMAN EMOIRE
POLK COUNTY, N.C.
LINK PHOUEO IN OVERLOOK SLAYIN&S
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SEE ALSO VOTER TURNOUT
SEE ALSO VOTING MACHINES
SEE ALSO VOTING PRECINCT TALLY
PUBLIC NOTICE 'ALLY
POLLS
SEE ALSO CAROLINA POLL
SEE ALSO GALLUP POLL
SEE ALSO SURVEYS
DURHAM FARES WELL IN LEGISLATIVE riniiT
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POLYCHLOPINATEO 3IPHENYLS
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POLYESTER INDUSTRIES
^^lrfK^?,J^*"LE INDUSTRY
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POPULATION. OURHAM
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POPULATION. INTERNATIONAL
^'^COMPLACENCy'^p'rILOUS AS MEGA CITIES MULTIPLY
STAGGERING HUMAN STATISTICS
OVEPPnPULATION THREAT TO PANA'A CANAL
THE S-BILLIONTH WARNING
POPULATION MENACE GROWS
A LIEF OK DEATH QUESTION
POPULATION. r'.C.
SEE ALSO SENIOR CITI
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DARE POPULATION UP
NUM«^ER ONE; DURHAM
DURHA" EXPECTS PUT
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POPULATION FJRECAS
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POPULATION. SUNBELT
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"J rMESrC^Nf i?:jDrNg"lS FORM SMALLER FAMILIES
.GRAB U.S. ROPULaTION GROWTH
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TE IN GRUHTH, PROSPERITY
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SUN BELT SAINING POPULATION MOST RAPIDLY
MECKLENBURG COUNTY AS POPULATION GROWS
ONGSR. STUDY SHOWS
IN '06
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POPULATION, U.S. , ..,^„.r,,^.,
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POPULATION «|Se»;CM^^^^^ ^^ POPULATin,. RESEARCH
PORCHES
AN ARRAY OF PORCHES
PORK.
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PORK FARMERS TO HAVE PROFITABLE YEAR
THEY'LL BE COOKING PIGS IN ROCKY MOUNT OCT. lO-U
RAPIDLY
PPOPLEM IN U.S.
"PORK BARREL" PROJECTS
PORK-BAR'lEL PROJECTS
SEE N.C. CtNERAL ASSEMBLY.
SEE POLITICAL PATRONAGE
PORNOGRAPH.C^F.LyS^_^^^^^ THEATERS
''l/^^^.H^^'m^llW^l ON OBSCENITY COUNTS
PORNOGRAPHY ,,„„„r
SFF ALSO ADULT BOOKSTORES
SEE ALSO ADULT X-PATED THEATERS
111 ALSO ANTI-PORNOGRAPHY LAW
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PORNO LAW 10 BE TOPIC OF FORU'"
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INSIUE N.C.'S NEW QBSC'^NITY LAW
JfJc'?^'^ SENTEMCEO UNDER NEW PPRM LAW
OONiJ'^Sl SPLAY SMUT*'' "'' ''*'■'" "'-*''«"' CHANNEL
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PORNOGRAPHY TOPIC u" it c ■> c .>H:IWJKK CASE
THE bLIND LEADING THE BLIND
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LIBRARIANS FEAR PINCH FROM PO'N LAWS
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PORNOGRAPHY, N.c.
SEE PORNOGRAPHY
PORNOGRAPHY-ORGANIZED CRIME TASK FIRCE
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PORTRAITS
SEE ALSO PAINTINGS
HILLSPOROUGH ARTIST RFDISCOVE'ED
NCCU PANELISTS DISCUSS CHANGES IN PHOTOGRAPHY
PORTS. N.C.
SEE ALSO AMENDMENT 3
SEE ALSO N.C. PORTS AUTHORITY
UIL'MNGTON PORT THREATEN BY LEAF DEALERS. ROSE SAYS
IMPORT LEAF DEALERS MAY OUIT N.C. PORT
■PORT" SCHEDULED TO OPEN IN G^EEN530RO
N.C. AMENDMENTS BACK AGAIN
VOTERS FACE PROPOSALS ON SCHOOLS. AIRPORTS
AMFNDMFNT 3 SUPPD''TFD
N.C.'S SEAPORTS C AIRPORTS NEFD YOUR HELP: VOTE FOR AMENDMENT ;;3 lAOl
3 STATE AMENDMENTS REASONABLE PROPOSALS
THREE AMENDMENTS APPROVED BY VOTERS , ,,„,,„,„,
COLLEGE^. AIRPORTS AND SEAPORTS GET PERMISSION FOR TAX-EXEMPT BONOS
N.C. PO'T BUSINESS UP: EUT IS STILL UEHIND EXPECTATIONS
PORTUGAL
HELMS CALLS RPPORT LAUGHABLE
P0<:T CARDS
POSTCARDS EXHIBITED AT STATUE OF LIBERTY
POST OFFICE BOXES
SEE ALSO U.S. POSTAL SERVICE
SEE ALSO U.S. POSTAL SERVICE, BJDGET
EXPECTED MAIL YOU NEVER GOT? D'CONNOR MIGHT HAVE IT
DURHAM GkOHTH CREATES DEMAND FOR P.O. BOXES
POST OFFICES
5FE ALSO CARRBO'O POST OFFICE
SEE ALSO DURHAM POST OFFICE
SEE ALSO U.S. POSTAL SERVICE
THIS PLEASANT HILL HAS POST OFFICE: REST HAVE NONE
REGIONAL MAIL CENTER FEELS ANMUAL CHRISTMAS CRUNCH
POSTMARK KE"PS THIS POST OFFICE BUSY
PUST-TRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER
SEE ALSO STRESS
SEE ALSO VIETNAM VETERANS
POST-TRAUMATIC 'STRESS DISORDE= MAY INFLICT DEBILITATING PAIN
SUIT DISMISSED IN IBM SHOOTING CASE
POSTAL CUSTOMERS COUNCIL
SEE DURHAM POSTAL CUSTOMER COUNIIL
POSTERS
SEE ALSO POLITICAL CAMPAIGN POSTERS
SEE ALSO SIGNS
CONTEST WINNERS
ARE enoZE POSTERS INCREASING ABUSE?
NOT ALL FLYERS. POSTERS RADICAL
POSTMASTERS. N.C.
SEE ALSO DURHAM POST OFFICE
SEE ALSO U.S. POSTAL SERVICE
POSTMASTER APPOINTED IN ROXBORO
POTASSIUM
POTASSIUM IS PLENTIFUL IN MOST DIETS
POTATO SKINS
POTATOES
POTATOES
POTATOES
POTTERS
SEE ALSO CERAMICS
SEE ALSO CRAFTSMEN
SEE ALSO J. B. COLE POTTERY
SEE ALSO TURNERS «ND BURNERS
THE FOLK POTTERS OF NORTH CAROLINA I BOOK I
ackland exhibit focuses on folk artists as individuals
lapsi'lg into an interminable safari
cpafts pooks are among unc press publications
in the spotlight
seagrove pottery festival planned
book focuses on n.c. folk potters
POTTERY
SEE CERAMICS
SEE CRAFTSMEN
POULTRY
SEE ALSO COLCEN POULTRY CO.
SEE ALSO L ARYNGOTRACHETITI S
SEE ALSO LIVESTOCK
FLU CAUSES E'lFRGENCY POULTRY ?ULES
POULTRY VIRUS F"UND III CHATHA'. ALAMANCE
EXPERTS WORRIED BY POULTRY VI'US OUTBREAK
CLEARING THE PECURO ,. .
2 DURHAM "in TO LEAO N.C. POULTRY FEDERATION
POULTRY INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO AVIAN INFLUENZA
SEE ALSO CHICKENS
SEE ALSO GQLOEN POULTRY CO. , ,
SEE ALSO HOLLY FARMS POULTRY INDUSTRIES. INC.
SEE ALSO LARYNGOTRACHETITI S
SEE ALSO PERDUE INC. (POULTRY Co . 1
SEE ALSO TURKEY FARMS
SEE ALSO TURKEYS
POULTRY VIRUS F"UNO IN CHATHA", ALAMANCE
EXPERTS WORRIED BY POULTRY VI'US OUTBREAK
CLEARING THE RECORD
POULTRY DISEASE APPEARS TO BE DECLINING IN PIEDMONT
ALTERNATIVE ENERGY BOARD TO CONSIDER PROPOSALS
TAR HEEL LIVESTOCK SUefeRING, DYING
HIGHER BROILER PRICES NO HELP FOR FARMERS
CHATHAM PnuLIRY AND EGG PRODUCTION WILTS IN THE HEAT
EXPERIMENTAL COOLING SYSTEM SAVING CHICKENS
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6/03/P6 A 1
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SPEAKER: POOR NEED DAY CARE
§. 5 .&„:^y°''''^'^''5 DRAWN UN FUTU^'E FOR APPALACHIi
BISHOPS' PUVcRTY WAR WUULO I MP OVER I 5H MPH F
SHELTERS, SOUP KITCHENS PREPARE FOR CHRISTIIA^
DUKE POWER SUIT HIKES PROPERTY VALUE '^'^
POVERTY LEVEL
AN INCENTIVE TO WORK
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GROUP TRIES TO HEIGHTEN POVFRTy AWARENESS
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SEE ALSO MOORE AND VAN ALLEN
C^S5N"W"'?^:|c?r.^U°^^?T^RM?s"'° ^*"' "^^SEL FOR COUNTY ,ONOS
P.oPccT'-S.'in''"'" '" "'f^CE INTO ONE OF LARGEST I J STATE
LARGEST DURHAM, CHARLOTTE LAW FIRMS PLAN TO MERCt
POWE HnuSE
"nfifir5?SID^?t"?5 SEi-NEK'R\^??,'S-,Tlc^'''° ^"■^°"^"
- l^?S!^o°i''E'-°''f'< MOVING TO DURHAM "^
'SUNNYSIDF' MOVES TO NEW HOME
HOW MONKEYTOP GOT ITS N^MF--p^RT ?
DID DUKE STUDENTS NAME 'HONKEYTOP'7
'MONKEY BOTTOM' DENIED " ■"*'^'=^ '°'' '
POWER COMPANIES
SF| NUCLEAR PLANTS, N.C. AND S .: .
SEE NUCLEAR PLANTS, U.S.
bEE UTILITY PLANTS ISEE ALSO NAMES OF PARTICULAR ELECTRICAL UTILITIFS,
POWER CONSUHPFION
SEE ENERGY CONSUMPTION
POWER FAILURES
SEE ALSO CUKE PCWFR CO.
sit JMS f.HF^"^'^'^''' CONSUMPTI-IN
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPCI HIM.
■MALFUNCTION CUTS OF? pSwER TO 7^5
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£!^'-2„"E"''^E' CAUSES TRIANGLE POWER fjilur
? ?p?^itf fI?l"&^e° s?T^°?^5^l^^'°^ «?
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DURHAM'S TEMPERATURES BREAK RECOHO
EAST DURHAM POWER rSstSp EO ''^'^"'*°
HIGH WINDS DAMAGE TREES, CAUSE OUTAGES
HIGH Wir'US KNOCK OUT PWER '•'"'''ES
WPST DURHAM LOSES ELECTRICAL POWER
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POCKETBOOKS HARD. TOO
POWER
SFUU
POWER OUTAGE BRINGS EVACUAIlm AT ni nuAM rnu
OLDHAM TOWERS RE S I DEN T S BaJk ; POWER R?STUReS
POWER OUTAGE SPURS SPIRIT OF hELPfSlnESS
POWER LINES
DOWN AND OUT
POWeR METERS
SEE ELECTRICITY POWER MEIERS
POWER MOWERS
SEE LAWN MOWERS
POWER OUTAGES
SEE POWER FAILURES
POWER PLANTS
SEE NUCLEAR PLANTS, N.C. AND S.".
SEE NUCLEAR PLANTS, ulsl
SEE UTILITY PLANTS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF PARTICULAR ELECTRICAL UTILITICS,
POWERBOATS
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9/09/86 A
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10/05/86
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10/12/86
10/15/86
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10/27/86
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SAYS
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PQWtRLlFTING
SEE WEIGHTLIFTING
PRAGUE CHAMBER ORCHESTRA
TCHAIKOVSKY 'VAOIAriONS'
PRAISE THE LORD
III JlS? heSuIge'u.S. IPTL-SUPPORTEO ORGAN IZ AT IQN I
PTL PLANE IMPOUNDED IN CHARLOTTE
'plt-f'SlKS^R^MI^fiE ?V J^eSPrsTpaPER REPORTS ECL RECORD SHn«
WATCHDOG GROUP OkS PTL '"EMSER^HIP
f'ivnih"ii^'^i''".in:roi"..'\:'iviUo contracts
?^M'i^fsT5^F?^%;r/A5!'iit'!STS hay signal shift IN DIRECTinr.
PREACHERS DEBATE VALUE OF GOSPEL OF PROSPERITY
PTL PRESIDENT AND WIFE SUY HU^ E NEAP GATLINSURi^. TENN.
PARALYZED AUTHOR -S SATIRE STIMGS TELEVISION EVANGELISTS
ORAITHSR QUARTERHORSE FARMS
HARE'S INJURY BASIS OF LAWSUIT
PRATIE HEADS (MUSICAL GROUP! ^ „,., , ,^ ^„„
THANKS TO THESE PFQPLF FOR HELPING THE ENO
•LADY^Ug" artist, PBATIE HEADS PROVIDE PRICELESS EVENTS
PRAYER
SEE ALSO MOMENT OF SILENCE , , .„, ^^,
SEE ALSO RELIGION (SEE ALSO NAMES OF CHURCHES)
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, U.S., RELIGION
PRAYERS CAN BE PUZZLING
PRAYERS SHJULf' "E PART OF TEACHING IN SCHOOLS
SHUTTLE RESTORES PRAYERS
NEw''r = LI&I0Us''r1GHT gaining GROUNO, OUkE PROFESSOR
CHARLOTTE AOVERTISERS PLANNIN". PR A Y-FOR-R AI N EVENT
UNC^PROF^OETAILS HISTORY OF RELIGIOUS FREEDOM IN U.S.
PRAZOSIN
SEE ALSO DRUGS ,,,, .^
DRUG TREATMENT HELPS C HRON IC -° AI N VICTIMS
PRE-COLUMBIAN ART
WEEP FOR THE MEXICANS
NEW GALLERY TO OPEN
PRF-SCHQOL EnuCATION „ , ^,„..
SEE EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION
'''*^SFe'' DURHAM, N.C., VOTING PRECINCTS (INCLUDES ALL OF DURHAM CU.I
PRECIOUS METALS OROINANC^
SFE DURHAM, N.C., ORDINANCES
SEE SILVER THEFTS
PREDICTION RUN
SEE ALSO CENTERFEST
SEE ALSO JOGGINC.
SEE ALSO LONG-DISTANCE PUNNING
SEE ALSO WALKING
RUN, WALK, JOG.. .AND WIN
PREDICTIONS
SEE ALSO FORTUNE TELLERS
NEW METHOD PROPOSED TO PREDICT CANDIDATES
PREFERENTIAL ADMISSIONS
SEE MINORITIES ADMISSIONS PROGRAMS
PREGNANCY
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO
SEE
ALSO
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO
BABIES
STUDY
ALCOHO
NUT" IT
EFFECT
WHAT '
PARENT
PREGNA
NCMH S
BOOK
RREGN
PREGNA
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1/27/86
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3/25/n6
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11/21/16
12/2°/B6
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2/of-/nb
2/uT/n6
2/10/n6
3/on/Pb
3/01/96
a/os/R6
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ABORTION
E IRTH CONTROL
PI5TH DEFECTS
CHILDBIRTH
THE COMPLETE PREGNANCY WORKBOOK ( BOOK I
JAILS, U.S., PREGNANT WOMEN
MATERNI TY FASHIONS
MATERNITY LEAVE
MISCARR lAGE
MORNING SICKNESS
OBSTETRICS AND GYNECOLTGY
PREGNANCY, ADOLESCENT
PRENATAL CARF
aORN TO PRISON INMATES B^AR
PREGNANT S"'OK£RS AT RI^K
L SHOULD RE AVOIDED IN PREGNANCY
ION IS IMPORTANT IN PREGNArjCY
RICE CHILDBIRTH-' PARENT' ARE FINDING THEIR BUNDLES OF JOY COST..
S ARE PICKING UP THE MALPRACTICE INSURANCE TAB
NT FIREFIGHTER AS<EO TO RETURN
TAFF WRITES PREGNANCY BOOK
DVISES EXPECTANT COUPLES
NT WOMEN CAN LOOK GOOD
NT HCEN FIND EXERCISE RENEFICIAL ,,,,,,
SEARCHERS FIND WATER BEST PLACE TO EXERCISE
■TERRIBLE STIGMA' SUPERINTENDENT SAYS
H 7
2/2A/fl6
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PREGNANCY, ADOLESCENT
SEE ALSO ABUNDANT LIFE: HOME FOP LIFE
SFE ALSO ADOLESCENCE, HEALTH C A= E
SEE ALSO ADOLESCENCE, SEXUAL ACTIVITY
SEE ALSO COALITION FOR PREVENTION OF ADOLESCENT PREGNANCY
SEE ALSO HAPP=^NINGS INC.
SEE ALSO NATIONAL FEDERATION F0» DECENCY
RULFS APPROVED FOR PREGNANCY "REVENTION PLANS
PROt^KAMS TRY TO CUR" TEEN-AGE PREGNANCIES
FOR TEEN "OTHFRS, LIVING, DREAMING GO ON
SCHOOL Clinic can help rattle teen pregnancies
STATE OKS FUNDS FOR SEX COUNSELING
SEX EDUCATION PROGRAMS CRITICIZED
TEEN PREGNANCIES CRISIS IN STAT= ,,,.„„
GOOD CHILD CARE KEY TO TEEN MOM'S SUCCESS UNC STUDY
SPIRITUAL BATTLE WON, SAYS ABUNDANT LIFE OPERATOR
PREVENTING TEEN PREGNANCIES
SHARED RESPONMBIL ITY
CHILDREN NEED OVERSIGHT
H 2
1/02/96 P
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1/13/R6 A
1
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10
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5/27/86 A
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6/0A/R6 A
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N U A L
1/01/86
INDEX
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SUBJECTS
tp?Ol^\^lk'jT^hh't''L°o'ul"'''''' ^'^ "'' CONTRACEPTIVES I^ SCHOHLS
TOUGH LOVE WOtlKS
WHEN CHILOREN BECOME OARENT-;
'pKSi|Ar?i^uJ?s'Sf,"^lEr?5^EKA.°^^"^"^'^'"^C^
TRY SOME MORALITY PILLS
MORALITY FROM EOITORIAL
PARENTAL CONSENT TO BE SOUGHT FOR N.C. ABORTIONS
PREGNANCY TESTS
NEW PPECNANCY TEST HELPING EMORYO STUOY
PREMARITAL SEX
HI ^!-52 JDOI-ISSCENCE. SEXUAL ACTIVITY
SEE ALSO SEXUAL BEHAVIOR
MORALITY FROM EDITORIAL
PREMATURE INFANTS
SEE ALSO INFANTS
PRENATAL CARE
SEE ALSO HEALTH CARE
III tlln Sr'IJ^IS^^y' "'° '^^"ECOLIGY
PRENATAL CARE FIGURES CAUSE STMF WORRY
^s^5a17^'SS ?R^^^!;T5L"EASE"yE"r °° ^"'^°-
CARE SPECIALIST AT UNC
PRFNATAL SURGERY
SEE SURGERY
PREP SPORTS
SEE PREP TEAMS. SPORTS (BOYS AND GIRLS. (GENERAL HEADINGI
PREP SPQOTS, GIRLS' TEAMS
III E'iStr. y'oCllT^[[ '"""*^ ^""'"S'
.""sEE'irsO pisEnALL '"'^ "-^° HEAMNGS UNOER INDIVIDUAL SCHOOLS!
SEE ALSO PIEDMONT ATHLETIC CONFERFtjrF. pa^cpaii
^"i^^Tgi?S-,| S?ffr^F^°0^i I f'^-^'-- '^ "'SON OPENS
5r;;Tl^f."^^ HAMMONDS GARNERS KCIOKIE AWARD
II°oVt I^t'o'.W'^T^H'^Tl'-' ^■''""s "'S"f-H"ITTFR
VANCE STOPS NORTHFSm"-'-
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NO-HIT mo
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DcoJ^.r^S"." ^"'"S SOUTHERN-
PfSSOW RALLY DUMPS VANCE
SCOTT KEYS "RANGE WIN
ORANGE EDGES VANCE
f.^!.i"I '''CES KNIGHTS BY ORANGF
^""HfRN PREE?E COOLS ORANGE
UNICORNS TAKE EX TR A- I NN ING V IC TOR V
_ NORTHFRN RALLIE"; TO B'AT VANc"
DURHAM NIPS HILLSIDE, 2-1
PERSON RALLY KNOCKS WEBB OUT Of FtR<;r
k?,':iin :fcrs»^?GH?°'^^^' ^- --^
SOUTHERN HANDS CENTRAL 1ST LOSS
NORTHERN FINDS STROKE '
SOUTHFR'l STOPS CENTRAL. 8-6
KNir.HTS TURN RACK ROCKETS
NORTHERN TOPS WFBB; PARpfsH HURLS 1-HITTFR
"SRISH PITCHES SOUTHERN BY APtX "
NORTHERN CLINCHES TIE FOR PAC-ft TITIf
TINGEN HOMER LEADS PERSON TO it-s boSp
BASEBALL TITL-S UN TH^ LINE TOOaJ
SPARTANS SHOOT F OR PLAYOFFS
'c?Sl'?^?",''°'-'^5 JORDAN FOR PAC-6 UASFBALL TITLE
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SFE ALSft ASSOCIATED PRESS
SEE ALSO ASSOCIATED P»eS3
SEE ALSO PASKETBALL
S^E ALSO CAPITAL CLASSIC (
^11 ^^^2 DISTRICT FOUR 1-A
SEE ALSO DURHAM MOKNING HE
III 'i\-^^ nuRHAM SUN HOLIDA
III ALSO DURHAM SUN SUPER
SEE ALSO EAST-WFST ALL STA
IP ^'-IS EAST-WFST ALL STA
S|g 'LSn N.C. FnuR-A BASKF
SFE ALSO N.C. HIGH SCHOOL
SFc ALSO PIEDMONT ATHLETIC
SEE ALSO TRIANGLE THRCe-i
SI=6»L|-I VIRGINIA/CAROLINA
TIGERS' ELLIOTT GRABS Tn
WEBB ESCAPES HORNETS' ST
BPAOSHEP PACES PANTHERS
PAC-e BASKETBALL RALANCC
NORTHERN. PERSCN MEET FO
SOUTHERN WINS WITHOUT BU
SPARTANS NOT ALLERGIC TO
JORDAN CLAIMS 1ST pic-6
JORDAN GETS PAC-6 WIN
SOUTHERN, CENTRAL TO USH
AM lT»Ti^uVPi°I'-''S5„"*'°f^ EACH SCHUOLI
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HIGH ^CHJOL BASKETBALL PLAYER UF THF YEA«
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HILLSIDE TAKtS FIRST PAC-^ «n
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SnuTHER-! WINS. STAYS 1)N»EAIEN IN TRIANGLE
BULLDOGS CLAIM WIN OVER JORDAN
•njGS CLIP FALCONS: SPARTANS NIP SJ
DURHA^< ACADEMY GETS » I N
DA, SON IN SCOPINt, LEAD
KNIGHTS REPEL BULLDOGS
PERSON HALTS SLUMPING HORNETS
PAC-6. OTHcR A-A COACHES UPSET OVER
PANTHERS SIDESTEP BULLDOG RALLY
ORANGE DUMPS BULLDOGS AGAIN
OAwSON HOLDS SCORING LEAD , ,„ ,
HILLSIDE FIGHTS OFF TROJAN COMEBACK
HORNETS NIP GARNER
PAYLOP-paCED person ROLLS , ^ „
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PERSON HGLD"^ OFF ORANGE
FEARRINGTON SPARKS TIGERS
TIGFRS. ROCKETS IN PAC-6 SHOWOJWN
HILLSIDE TRAPS NORTHERN BEHIND E1.LIS
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CHiPEL HILL RALLIES. TAKES OVER FIRST
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PERSON OVERCOMES OavIS, VANCE
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PAC-6 TITLE ON LINE IN HIGH SCHOOL FINISH
PRcP TEAMS EYF PLAYOFFS
HILLSIOF DASHES VIKES- HOPES
HILLSIDE DROPS VIKINoS. 7B-63
PAC-O TruR;JAHFNT PAIRINGS SET , ^ „
LESTER. SFWARD NAMED PAC-6 PLAYERS^DF YEAR
PAC-I FAVORITFS CLEA^. BUT CONTE'lPERi LURKING
LATE KNIGHT SURGE TOPS OHS, b'S-S7
KNIGhTS win 'Short* gamF
TnppAC-b SEEDS ROLL IN FIRST ROUND
FUOUAY-VAR INA TOPS S. GRANVILLE
,Ft""NAKES HILLSIDE ON DEFENSIVE CMANGF
SQUTHFRN WINS IN A SQEAKER
hcur explodf$ past HuRNETS
chapel hill. person make pac-6 final
KNIGHTS HISS CHANCES. BOw TO PERSON
TIGFRS RULL AWAY IN 2ND HALF
S-^ht^fs'REpirTIGERs'FOR PAC-6 TITLE: THIRD TIME PUTS PERSON IN FINAL
SOUTHERN HOLDS LEAD. EARNS TITLE-GA«C SLUT
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pf!;so" fSces tall task against smith
mfsperation shot sinks rockets' title hopes
2 ARRFSTED AFTER FANS FIGHT TO SEE BALLGA-E
UNC SFTS TV BAN FOR HIGH SCHOOL NIGHTS
UNC RETURNS SOME ORDER TO TV "iZ^
... CHARLGTTF TAKES <.-A TITLE
LESTER TOPS rfDTIN'".
BRICKFY. LESTER HEAD ALL-STATE
JACKSON. LPIDSEY T3P COACHES . .
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PAC-6 PACKS IALFNT
VIKINGS. UNICORNS AND CAVS ON THE RI>F
CHAPEL HILL. "UPHAH FIGURE To il AT hfaD OF THE CLASS
BALANOE MAY BF LEAGUE'S CATCHWORD IHIS SEASON .,„,,,
AREA TEAMS INXIOU' Tj PARLAY BIG GAINS INTO CHAMP I JNSHI l>S
HIGH SCHOOL SCHFDULES
ri&FRS, KNIGHTS DFLAY BASKETB»LL CPENERS
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HILLSIDE TOPS GARf'ER IN OPENER; JURHAM FALLS
HILLSIDE TOPPLES CARVFR IN J OT',
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KNIGHTS STOP 'CATS; PERSON DROPS OPE.JFR
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FANFARE: FULL PAC-6 SLATE
bPOOKS. JORDAN NIP WEBB IN 3 ITS
BULLDOGS FINALLY PREVAIL
TIGFRS MAUL PANTHERS
JORDAN STILL UNBEATEN
TIGFRS Tangle wit" hurnfts
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BULLDOGS WIN Third straight
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j"S^AN cJenS i^n^JSR^OURTH STRAIGHT STATE VOLLEYBALL TITLE
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FANFAOE: HURPHY'S LA» ,-,u^cTn^i
spaotan<; go for playoffs at s. johnston
last PLAYOF': spot at STAKE
O^^'E LAST ChINCE , , ,
PPEP TEAMS UATTLE FOR PL JXJf f >* i'^'i? ,„,,
MEYER. FALCONS TREAT 'IGE'ST-i 11-21 LOSS
PARKER, SnuTHFRN FXPLODE "AST TOOJANS
VANCE 0PAW5 NO. I PAC-6 PLAYUt^F 3ERTH
SOUTHCR^ ALAMANCE BLITZES EASJEXN. 22-B
ONE-GAME SEASONS START TONK-HT
F7inAY'S SCOiiFS
VANCE RrCLS: PERSON iTU"8LcS
SHRIN-^ "OWL SELECTS FOU» FROM PAi.-b
KNIGHTS PREPAOING FOR 71ST
P'EPS LIkF hew FOPMAT crTin.c
HAWLtY, FULLeR »AC£ ALL-PAC-6 SElFCTI"NS
EXPAN'^EO ^LaYOFFS DRAW PAVES
KNIGHTS' CHALLENGE SIMPLE: STOP THE RUN
■("kTH'^RM, VAJCE CONTINUE PLAYOFFS
TULKfcP. PARKER TOP PLAYERS IN TRIA.MGLE
SOuTH'=R^'•S PARKER TOPS CITY-COUNTY LIST
I-ip-RAN'EO FCEST HILLS SUMPE" FROM PLAYQFFS
N.C.'S "EST HISS INC. ..AGAIN
WAITING GAME -EGIK'S FOR COLLEGE PROSPECT^
71ST CLAIMS <,-A FOGTblLL T I T LF
FIELD GOALS 0'=T'^RMINE TWO TITLES
PARKER, HArtLEY HEAD ALL-APEA T cAM
aLL-|tJte: PAC-f. PLACES <.; SILER TOP PLAYER
THE AREA'S FINEST ,„,,-„
FANFAFE: HIGH SCHOOL ALL-SOUT"
GOLF
PREP TEAMS, GOLF l°GYS AND GIRLSI I SEE ALSO EACH SCHOOL
III ALSO n'^c! HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC SSSuCUIION
S'^E ALSO NUPIH STAIf JUNIOR G-^LF TOURNAMENT
NORTHERN, MCOANlcL HIN SECTIONAL TITLES
RAIN FORCES PRtP GOLF, PASEPALL PLAYOFF DELAYS
SCOANIEL FALI'=RS. HISSES TITL= ■> Y I
NORTHFRr GOLFERS FALTER
S HEAUINGSI
PRFP TFAHS, SOCCER lOOYS AND GIRLSI
SEE.ALSO SOCCER .^ ,,^^ ^ ,^ ^ , .,
ISEE ALSO EACH SCHOOL'S HEADINGS!
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SfI SlSO piedmont athletic CONFFRENCE, SOFTBALL
pptp *'OTES
SOUTHFRr-. W=cJR RALLY LATE TO WIM
.,nH H'LPS SOUTHERN 'lAKE SEMIS
S"UThER" -ACTS* UP. EDGES FIKE
OFFFNSt IS "AME OF SUUTHERN GAMP
ipiii"^s' H'opr'o!rii?iH^^.G"rAiRY t-eh to state crj-n
SPARTANS POISED FOR TITLE SERIES
SPARTANS FALL. MUST WIN TWO
SPARTANS LOSE LONG "UEL
SOUTHERN UNABLE TO AVOID SWEEP
SILENT PATS COST SPARTANS
SOUThcrn 'OPR'iw: SAURAS" LONG BALL
PRFP TPAf'S. SPORTS
SEE ALSO N.C
l/Ji/"
S lOOYS A'lD GlkLSl lOFNEKAL hEAOINGI
SEE ALS'J N.L. HIGH SOlLCL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
SFE also PIEO-ONT ATHLETIC CONFFR=NC£
JOROAN KtFPS LOOKING
PRFP^FOrTpSLL'sTAls AWAIT COLLEGE SIGNING DATE
GIVE PKEP ATHLETES CREDIT
SPJQT*^ FLUB AWARD WINNERS
state' T"PS WAKE, TAKES ACC TI'LE
GIRLS' SPORTS COVERAGE
PREP NOTES
SPAOTA!)' WPl AGAIN
pREP NOTE^
FALCONS FLY HIGH, DESPITE LOSS
DA CAVALIERS OO-INANT IN CROS' COUNTRY cx.^r
TALENTED FOURSO-E HAS FALCONS OFF TO 10-0 TENNIS START
HOBPLFO FULLE" PACES VANCE
SOUTHERN rplKFRS FACE SOUTH WE ST
SnuTH'-RN BOUNCED FROM PLAYOFF<:
JOROAN WINS IN VOLLEYBALL ,,,.e,
DURHAM ACADEMY SwEE'S TWO STAJc TITLES
JOROAN'S GIRLS ENJOY panIASTIC FaLL
PLAYOFF BERTHS UP FOR GRABS IN l-'t.J-' "'CFS
SPAPUNS GO FOR PLAYuFFS AT S. JU"NSTO<
JOKOAN ^IRL'- oo FOR THE GOLO vs. TUSCOLA
i^i?""lS°rNAi°ErN.C. HIGH STHOULS DOTTcD WITH GRYPHONS, .HIRLIES
una c MAOnON ^fwIlS
•PASS-PLiY' RULE HAS EFFECTS BEYOND SPQPTS
PRFP TEAMS. SWIH-ING IBOYS AND GIRLSI ISEE ALSO HEADINGS FOR EACH SCHOOLI
SEE ALSO Swimming
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10/10/B6 C
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10/11/16 b
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Sl^E ALSO M.C. HI'° -*
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^SI^'CH.. TIGERS LEAO REGIONAL TENNIS aSwNCF
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ALSO TENNIS ^'-'^^'^^ ATHLETIC ASSJC I ATIONT TENNIS
cACH SCHOOL I
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TIoERS, JORDAN TOO AREA PREP TENNIS FIELD
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FANFARE: FRY FALLS IN N.Y."
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HILLSIDE OUTRUNS NORTHEON
HILLSIDE OUTRUNS NORTHERN
GIRLS' TRACK ANO FIELD
PREP noTES
WIL4S JOINS TOP SEEDS IN FURE'T HILLS EINAL a
^rIS ?gI^rsl!H?r3N^!Sf JK?'^ "-'"^
ELLIS; HILLSIDE TAKE EASTERN TRACK
HILLSIDE AIMING FOR STATE TITLE
HIRNETS EYE TRACK TITLE
GJ^^,^'?fi"P^a\t?;i' """ "''-' "" '""^'■E """
HILLSIOF JUST SECONDS AWAY FROM l^T
POEP NOTES
A CAVALIEP Sweep
""'sFriLl^ vStt^y'SStt '"""^ "'° S""-^' I5'=E ALSO HEADINCS FOR EACH SLHOOLl
JDRPAM OPENS "ID FOR FOURTH STRAIGHT STATE VOLLEYBALL TITLE
lId ^ygJb^rAlS[iTtt^?0«P?3^K^I.^K^^f^SJ^'^"'^ '^"°"^^'
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PRESBYTERIAN URBVN MINISTRIES
SEE ALSO FOOD PANTRY
NIGHT SHELTER PROVIDES WARMTH, SAFETY FOR HOMELESS
PRE S°YT£D I Afjs
ANOTHEk SUPFRRUREAUCRACY7
E=f l^i^Jf "'A'^S CONSIDER DRAFTING OF CONFESSION
BUCK riDMAN CHOSEN FOR PRF SB YT tP 1 AN PO s T
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see early childhuoo education
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SEE ALSO GENERIC DRUGS
SEE ALSO DVER-THE-Cnu-ITER 0''UGS
SEE ALS" PRESCRIPTION DRUGS. CQSTS
■RcO TAPE' IN MEDICIID IS CPITICI'tO
ANTIDEPRESSANTS CAN BE SAFE
DATE
2/11/06
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SEE ALSO DRUGS
SEE ALSO GENERIC DRUGS
lEE ALSO HEALTH CARE, COSTS
SEE ALSO PHAR'UCEUTICSL COMPANIES
iEE ALSO PRESCRIPTION DRUGS
CAREFUL DRUG SELECTION CAN HELP REDUCE EXPENSES
"RESCRIPTION DRUGS. THEFTS
ROBBER TAKES DRijoS from rFvCU
TWO 'SICK' GUNMEN ROB DURHAM PH»R"ACY
"Rff^VATION AMD RESTORATION
SEE RESTORATION AND PRESERVATION
PKESERVATIPN FUND "F HILLSBOROUGH INC.
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PLANS SCRapPED FOP AIRLINE TO GO TO RDM
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3/22/B6 A
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SEE Aisr ««ARns
SEE ALS" ^CIE'lC":. EPUCATIIN
HONORS GO 11^ T£AC"E=S , . . ,,„
UURUA" TE»C«C= TE'S NATIONAL S.ASO
TWO TEACHERS TO GET PRESnENTIAL AWARIS
lEiCMERS GET PRCSIOENTIAL AWARDS
PRPSIOPN^IAL CAHPilG^i
SEE ALS-^ ELECTICNS, PPESIDENTIAL
SEE ACS'" FLECTIONS. U.S.
SEE ALSO POLITKAL CAXPAIGNS
U.S. TQ HAV"^ GREAT LEADERS AGM«J , _ .
HI. ^CMCM^ER TmF last ELECTIO-I?... ICARTCjOHI
HART LOOKS UP FOO" pit
LAROUCh? packers SEEKING CA'JDtDATFi
PILITIG'^IST -ne: "THEV'OE bAC" ICARIno'JI
POLITICIANS INVAUE N.C.
FACiELL F^APS •"UPI- IN ROBERTSON CAMPAIGN
jOR-iAN 'caRCH=S F"R DEMOCRATIC CANOIQATES
LAMPOOWEO bUI LAuGHl;;G ,,_,.. .re
pat robfrts"n's theoltgv: it wo'jlo be a big cha1ge
evangflist Calls "^op abortion halt
IAr'h-^SL SAVS ROBERTSON SHUULO EXPECT •HEAT-
BUSH'S CECISION SPapkS some A'lGER
SAn"o»D SUPPORTERS FORM POLITICAL COMMITTEE
PRFSIOFNTIAL DISABTLITr
SEE U.S. CD'ISTITuTlON
'RESIDENTIAL ELECrlO'JS, , ^,..
SEE ELECTIONS. PRESIDENTIAL
PRfSIDENTlAL LIBRARIES^ ,
c«_DRCs[np;4TS* PERKS _ ,
CARTE" MUSEUM OFFFRS GLIMPSE OF poESlOc'lCY
PRESIDENTIAL HFOAL OF FREEnO"
^~U>!c'=rR'-«°tEk WILL PECeivE PRESIOEN'ML FOEEDOM ME3AL
VERMONT ROYSTFRT AN ORIGINAL
■"■''SIXI'SbSrSS'^^ORD INELIGIBLE AT HOUSTON
PRESIDENTIAL PRI-APIES
''iTfTi^^^E^CTl^'^J ;i^l; IN REGIONAL PRIMARY
OEKOCRATS' southern STRATEGY COULD "ACKFIRE ,,..,.
lOEA OF SOUTHERN PRIMARY OELI'HTS LOT OF «EPU°L IC ANS
DESoCP.ATS DE:jy ODD-YEAR ELECTION IS PARTISAN SSuE
G"VEKrUP BACKS IDEA OF REGIONAL PRIMARY ELECTIO'i
SOUTHERN PRI-ARY A REALITY: 10 STATES SET EARLY MARCH DATE...
snuTHERN STATES' CAMPAIGN FOR EARLY PRI-ARIES GRuJIHG
SOUTHERN LEADERS SEE DIXIE AS BELLE OF •»•>
H'^. JOINS SOUTHERN MARCH PRIMARY ,. . ,
STRSI-GISTS SAY ROBERTS"N C^OL D WIN IN N.C.
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imir^i 111 'A^irfU^'V-^'VAS^tloCr hEF-I^^^O ,N committee vote
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N.C. "OUSF THWARTS FFFG'T TO pEOUCE PPIM«PIrS
?5^-ON?'cOL:iHn? J'ii^nNCL^EO IN BUDGET "ILL
f?dsLfTaP^'c"Nl?^EN^""Yf?;Df MANY PREDICTIONS FQR SOUTHEPN P=I-APY
REGIONAL PRIMARY TO HAVE IMPACT ON N.C.
PRFSIDENTIAL SCHOLAR •
2 N.C. STUDENTS RECEIVE AWARDS 1
PRFSIDE,|TI«L SUCCESSION
SEE ALSO Twenty-second amendment
THIPO TERM WRETCHED IDEA
PRFSIDEIlTIAL TER-S . „ ,
S=6 U.S. PRESIOFNTS. TERMS
PRESIDENTIAL VETOES
SEE VETO POWER
PRFSIJPNTS. U.S.
see U.S. PREsroFNTs
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PR Is SURE BUYS MAKING THEIR OIEPERENCE PAY OFF
The PKFUSS FOUNQATICN
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SEE ALSO INSURANCE
SEE ALSO f'UCLPAO ACCIDENT INSURANCE
SEE ALS" NUCLEAR PLANTS. U.S.
jA.V^'p^'-'o"^'ASr5i?Es''ipE HIGHER NEAR REACTOR CENTERS
NUCLEAR IND'ISTRY INSURANCE
CONGRESSMAN UNRESPONSIVE
PHIC^ FIxr'G
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BOTTLER PLANNING TO APPEAL C AE E
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CASWELL SHERIFF HAS OPPOSITION'
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NO PU"OFFS ARF EXPECTED IN HATRFN
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INCUHIENT WINS APPEALS COURT PACE
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PENOEPGRASS: SERVICE SPARKED VICTORY
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BULLS' FIPST-INN^JG FIREWORKS FIZZLE «S PIRATES -IN IN 10
KILNEP LEAVES. 5ULLS COLLAPSE
JIMENEZ' BAT, A'M KEYS BULL'
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BULLS L'^SE AGAIN, D'OR TO 1 1/2 6ACK
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PRINCIPALS. DURHAM
SEE DURHA" CI'"'
SEE OURHAM CO'J
JFE DURHA" CI'Y SCHOOLS. PRINCIPALS
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JOBS TJ INCLUDE MORE THAN TEACHERS
ALAMANCE PRINCIPAL HONOR EO
'''*""^bENNETl''s'pROPOSAL DRAWS LITTLE SUP°JPT FROM EDUCATORS
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ESCAPED PRISJNEO DIES OF GUNSHOT
PRISONER ESCAPES. ORANGE COUNTY
QRANGF ESCAPEE GIVES UP IN UTAH
eSCAPEE SURRENDERS Tu-'^pI 'itJYjTAH
RULE CHANGE MAKES MORE INMATE' ^LIGIILE FOR uORK ptlL«cc
/■'-YEAR-OLD DESrRIbES AT TA CK % 0 ^ J^^'Vl I JP V SoBEK t'l Ie CAPTFR
PRISONER ESCAPES. U.S.
see also "anhuuts
tSSc-''P=';^"^"^t is charged in tug knifings
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PRIS'^NFRS, UFaTh<;
PRISONERS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO PURHAM COUNTY JAIL
SEE ALSO PRISONERS. N.C. EOUCATION PRilORAM
ARRESTED MAN DIES AFTFR COLLAPSING
HEART FAILURE C AUS EO m5n • S COL L P s E . DEATH
HFAPT FAILURE RULED UEATH ciO',E UF MAN IN CUSTuOY
PRISONERS, INTERNATIONAL
u"^* McciflJM itV " *"'^IT JAILED MAN
B^p-dfHf'^i^MjjlH^i'.liljH.T^^'kEj^ ''' '^"'"
81]s:;a'k KSMj^'^^j^iis^; sis^sScS^^^s^ft^s^^.n stay
DURHAM WOMAN PROUD OF JA I LEd"^^ "rl ?ng' 5^2p I nS "- ^ "
PRISONERS. N.C.
5F£ ALSO CRIMINAL REHABILITATION
j=E ALSO False arrest
III A'tio P2l't0,1sri:.c''-' EDUCATION PROGRAM
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law^uir: *i,r- ppi^ons unfit f^k human*;
CIt F GMT Bflwrji AT H.C. PPI'D"!
V-jFFiS Mr°5TCR- OESIGNFO TO "-RTTFCT PLUJBINO
IM^AT^ GIVE"! fA^SFS DESPITb AlK^jTS JN LcAJF
POl'ofie»S' CHANCES =05 FARLV lELEASE Ir.CRSASEO ,
HAN SFNTE«JCFD TH OESTH PE'lALTY SLASHES "15 WSIST
CHkISTMAS I'J PRIiON
INMATES WIN Cn«N-GRn-ING COi'PFTITION
PRlS'l:4ERSi H.C.f DEATHS
SEE PRlSU'iER lEATHS. N.C.
PRISONERS. N.C., DPUGS
^FF ALS" PKUb ARU'^E
C"UNSFLCR: CO^'FIUFNCfc. SKILLS T^P ORUC ABUJF
peISO^ '!UPS= SAYS KSNV INMATE? " EL^^^SoP.^ "^1. ,^9 "^
NUKSt'S job: stec" Inmates AH»r frjm pkug a'use
peonRAH ijPGSD FOR PRISON-BUUNP HkUG ADDICTS. ALCJMQLICs
PRISIN'RS, N.C.. E1UCATI?N P'OGRAM
SF£ ALS-' APPRFNTKESHIP POOGRAM'
SEE ALSO CRIMINAL RFHAbI LI T A TI O'l
SFE ALS" "THE E^ONC CiLLEGE"
SEE ALS'' JU" TRA1NI\G
SEE ALSO PRISONERS. OURHA"
IfI ALSn PRISPNFRSI u'.i'., ETUCATIHNAL PPDGRAt.S
•PRICK- UUILOS CMARACTE"
PRIS3NFRS, N.C., FAMILIES
SEE ALS" FA-'kr strijctu=e
S=E ALS" PROJECT NEM START
SFE ALJT HO"EN. PRISONERS
PRISO'IlPS' FA"ILIFS SERVE HAK'' '
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PkISINFR', :j.L.. health CAPE PROGK'.MS
SEE ALS" HEALTH LARF
SFE ALSn PRISONS, N.C.. PS TC Hi A^ R I C_^C ARE
N.C. PRISHNF^S WORRY ABOUT EXPJSURE TO AITS .,.,,..., ,,5
PRCGKAH URGEJ FOR PR 1 SON-BOUNO "RIJG AODICTS . ALCC^^OL I CS
STATE COULO SAVE ON HEALTH CARE VJITHQUT CONSULTANT
PRISONERS, .i.e.. HOMOSEXUALITY
^"N.c':"RIS(iNFRs"iooRY ABOUT EXPOSURE TO AIOS
PRISONERS. .M.C. LABOR
SFE ROAD GANGS
"RISONFRS. N.C.. ^LAkSUITS
^''lHHATF3'"FLu'oMNr FtOERAL COURTS HIT" SUITS
CHaSl-'ITE LiwVERS FILE SUIT TO HAVE PR I SUN TuRN OD-N
TWO ir'MATFS FILE SUIT TO CLOS^^ CRAGGY PRISON
■"^'l?r5^|n"'3^Ai^r'i;c?rPRISONEP OE.THS
SFE ALSO PRISC:4FR DEATHS. N.C.
SFE ALSO ':UICIDFS. '^.C
TCFN-AGER FOUND HANGE" IN JAIL
ATF AGENT KILLS SFLF IN JAIL
CFnTRAL INHATF HA^IGS HIM$rLF
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PRISONERS. N.C.
SEE PRISONS.
PRISONFRS, L
BLACKS
, .ORK RELcASF
'I.e.. WORK RELEASE
SqRE LIkFlY Than whites TO BE IMPRISONED. STUDY FINDS
PRISOIiFkS. U.S.. C"ILU»IPrH
SEE ALSO CMILOdlRTH
B»alls PORN JO PRISON I'JMATFS bfaR
TFROIBlF STIGMA- sjpeniMENOEMT SA
H 2 i/l^/Bb C 1 ■: '.'i-
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PRISONERS, U.S.. EDUCATIONAL PROGKiMS
SFE ALSO CRIMINAL REHAB I Ll T A TI 01
SEE ALSO PRISONERS. N.C. EOuCaTION POJO.Ram
MAKE PRISONERS LITERATE „cr,o,„,CM
LITERACY MAY LOWER. WON'T END. OECIOIVISM
PRISONERS. U.S.. RFCIOIVISM "ATE
SFE ALSO CRIME RATE. 'I.S.
SEE ALSO PRISONS. U.S.
LITERACY MAY LOWER. WON'T END.
H 2 2/2-i/16 G <• ;
S 7 s/Jl/^ft A ' E
1ECIOIVISM
PRISONFRS OF «AR
GOLD "t'CHANT SAYS HE
OFFICIAL "ENIES PC« RE
GARWOOD OFFERS TO SHOW
GARWU"D LHARG=S MIA PA
«OHAN J"UIS LAWSUIT ON
FOkMER SOLDIER SAYS 0=
LAwYcRi: GOVERNMENT NO
FFOFRAL ATTOR"EYS URgf
LArtYtPS AGR=6 ROWS CUU
HFri"u^' SAYS HF FOUND P
hfnOCN: UUR men ARE TH
CAMP PuTNER MEMORIES
PFNTAGG': SAYS POW COVE
FORMER GREEN FE°lTS S?
MISSING IN action: aft
POw L>»Sun PLAlNTIFf-s
GRJUP LAUNCHcS CAMPAIG
CARRSORO WjMAN WANTS I
«HEN THE FIRST ROWS kF
THE MISS ING IN ACT ION
RFTTRFD MAJOR FAILS TO
FILMHAKFR INTFRFSTEO I
EY-SOLOIEPS ARE SUBPGF
PANFL TC HEAR P"« CLAI
SF^atf COMMITTEE SK=PT
PANEL CHAIRMAN NOT IMP
REA^-AN URGES UNITY IN
WAR mFRO-S GKFATESI FE
FORMER OREEN PE'ETS OR
P"w-MIA RFMFMPRANCE
P0« R':C"G"ITION
MIA/P"WS PcMEMbFREU
SHUTTLE FLAO, CALL FOR
SAW AMERICANS IN LAOTIAN MINES
PORTS WERE COVEREO UP
whfrf pows wERF
NFL IGNORES TRUTH
ROWS. SAYING G"VErNmENT l I FO TO H£o
ATH PAR'Y OPUFREu TO 'ILL POWS IN LAJS
NFCFSSARILY disputing POw CLAI'S
ROW L AJSUl T SE UPOPPFU
LO STILL »E IN SOUTHcAST ASIA
R"OF PO-iS «ERE In HA..OI IN 19P2
leRE — IT-S TIME TO GET THE" HOME
R-UP ALLEGATIONS AkE FkUSTRATtNG
EX FvIDFNCE POwS BtING HELD
EC '0 y-aRS. wife and friend Of PCw WAIT...
sefkint evidence _ , ,
iN FOR S"PPJRT OF POW PROnF
NFORMATIJN ON FAIHlR REPJRIEi} MISSING IN LA-JS
TURN. B- KIND
SPUR LO^.AL InTcREST
APPEAR AT StNATb P0« HEARING
N VIOECAPE UF PUWS
NAEO TO GIVE TESTIMONY TO SENATE
MS
ITAL ABOUT PJW EwIUFNCt
RESSc" WITH EVinENCF OF PO„S IN ASIA
SOLVING MIA ISSUE
A": DIS'.RACE
OPPEO FPO" PQW SUIT
HELP MARK VETERANS DAT
■""ISflclo'.'.^Cri'iMAIF GRIEVANCE COMMISSION „,^ ^
STATE WILL APPEAL R'lLlNC ON COUNSEL FOR PRISUN
SIX PFoiLF IrVlCTEO IN PEATIN-. "F TWO INMAfFj
PRISONERS' UNIONS , ,,
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"RISHNS, N.C.
SEE ALSO APPRENTICESHIP PPOCRiM^
SEc ALSO CALEOuNU prisin
iFE ALSO CtMBAL PRISON
iEE SlsS FiSES^^N.c"""""'"" "^^ ALTERNATIVES TO IMCARrEPATION
SEE ALSO PQPESTPy'ppiSuN CAMPS
SEE ALSO GUESS »OAU POISON UNIT
SEE ALSO JOP TRAINING
HI ^'■cS II'J* CORPECTIUNAL CENTER FOR unMEN
? = P '^52 '^•'^- DIVISION OF PRISONS
SEE ALSO PRIVATE PRISONS
^''I^H^? FUThERFUPlI STATE PRI^OM UNIT
?mSI^J?4, S^S(^^ Sy^fER FFUFRAL PPISON
INMAIFS FLOODING FEOEBAL COURTS rtlf" SUITS
CPI-INALS IN N.C. SFRVE LFSS TIXE. PFPnPT<TATC5
MARTIM LISTS BUDGET PLANS ^' "^'^'^ STATES...
ppf^nr',? ^'i'^-J'^il flESIGNEO TO PROTECT plhmrin,
PRISONS PAN-L MAY AIO MUSEU" OF ART
=>RISO.<?, N.C, ASSAULTS
SEE ALSO ASSAULTS. N.r.
SEE ALSO JAILS, N.C, 'assaults
^?« p-^p^i',,'lkt^9^"0^S INVEST IGATtn
IJuc'^SP'^tf "'"ICTFO IN OEATING TF TWO INHATFS
^'«F OF SIX PLEAO INNOCENT IN BEATING CAS=
r, ?^L^'-"-'^ ''"<J^» centeo guar-' CHAKGEO
= ;'^;.??I^^'^'^'*^ """■<* "b-^UT EXPOSURE TO AinS
EX-PRISON OFFICIAL'S CON vl CT ITN S tInu S
HUNT REPUPTFULY BEING PRUEfcO -W FPI
HINT SAYS FPI'S PRGPE UNNFCFS^ARY
"y^|j5"S HE FOLLOWED SP I RECT M-^E NOAT ION ON CASE
LEGISLATURE SHOULD LOOK AT prison PRiJRLFHS
PRISONS, N.C, BUDGET
S = E ALS" PRISONS, N.C, COSTS
PANFL RECEIVES REPORT ON PRISON OVERr Riiun ifiC
N.C OFFICIALS FEAR LEGAL AC TI ON OVER P?" SUn' CONDITIONS
'■RIS'^NS, N.C, CHRISTMAS
i^ihn^:J?€in^'^"°'^'-"T^''5A^?j^??^^ °^ -"^-^ ■— ^
c'Hi'l^?;;A^'t'rs'T'^FF'^R' 'cZlklTr' '° -'^'^"^^ *' "^^TFAD HOSPITAL
CHRISTMAS IN PRISON
PRISONS, N.C, CONSTRUCTION
SEE PRISON CONSTRUCTION
PRISONS, N.C, COSTS
SEE ALSO PRISONS, N.C, BUDGET
PRISONS PLAN NOT ov=RLY OPTIMISTIC
PRISONS, N.C. CROWDING
SEE PRISONS, N.C. nvFRCROwniNG
PRISONS, N.C, OFATHS
1^1 ^;!."-^' "^-C" PRISONER DEATHS
SEE PRISONER DEATHS, N."-.
SEE PPISGNEPS, N.C, SUICIDES
PRISONS, N.C, EMPLOYEES
SFc ALSO N.C, STATE EMPLOYEES
PRISON EMPLOYEES WARNED AGAINST CURSING AND SLURS
PRISONS, N.C.J GUARDS
'.T.^,ii\ki ^^5'TS^uvis^?uJ^D''?iirGis ^""^"^^"
°'"^"Mrr'.'!':,'^i^,t;J'""U" SECURITY
MCCAIN HOSPITAL HOME FOR SPECIAL PRISONERS
°'*'t2^'!,?A'^:', OVERCROWDING
SEE ALSO ALTERNATIVES Tn INCARCERATION
MAHTIN TO UNVEIL PLAN FOR POISONS
SnvN' ;;op'r^:ii^N'c°^J'?^E'2R''^"k"A "j^'^^^hrrJViFy^^^'^^^ ^■-■"°
•INTENSE PROBATION. pSEgRAMTh^XpInd"^" "'"'^^ ACAINST ULOEK TARHEELS
PRISG'; CROWDING CONFEOENCE SET
NEW DIRECTORY KEY, N.C. OEFIClALb HOPE
I'iO MILLION PRISON ■= XP AN S I ONS PROP l<;f n
S^.I^ERS CLASH ON PRIsSn OvF^:??3?i'^i"
^'o^G^^ls^I?/c'n^k'c^'75^IlfL'5yni2^'^;!iir "^(^^essman charge.
"VERNUR-S PRISON PlIn wSuLO ', 0s"s?a T^ LESS
mJ^I!.^ prison plan is a COEATIVE Sulution
MARTIN IN MINEFIELD WITH PR I SON P if K AGf
BABY POOMERS: STATISTICS SHOW THCy . ,f 'It, , ,v, ,,d
LEGISLATORS EX A" I NE mIrT IN PR- JSsIl? fSo%R^ SONS
N.C TRADITIONS CLASH OVER PRI SHN CPU WO ING
^^^itP'.^Ff'f?'? ^'°^ OVERLY OPTIMISTIC
C^nSplpSfJiS' \,^'SI^ F^6RlA'?["tL"Ar'^°^ '"''"° "^ ''"-'^'"
PRISON SPACE SHOULDN'T AFEeEt CRIME FIGHT
Q?^fk ",'',I^IIn''""''-l= "tlNSTITUTFO
STATE AUDITOR TAKES I^SUE WITH maRTIj,^; ppfcnM o, Ar.
^s^rs^^8?^-?ESSi^?^E^tfi^ik.r^j 5 -'"----
pit E?i?!v??"Jr^05T'gN'^pS^S0R'rvkfeHlUG
^,'C. TO INVEST IN WILDERNESS DREAM
CHANGES WOULU CUT STATE PR 1 SUN POPul A T r DM
GOVERNOR C„ITICIiFSLENDlSi'¥'Ar'%?s''iNDUSTR,Fs IN N.C.
ppipAV!SN%o5GMi^^;^A%TA rsr;^n,7^R3;JD?,^G'"""^'"^
fi,^,^il^^2jF"R?f;cMtiT\^ hirs jr Lsr«-^
SLOW PRISONER GROWTH GOOD NFwS Fi^R staVe
IN OVERCROWDED PRISONS
N.C PPISUN5
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9/lD/Rb
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3/17/86
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5/21/66
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PRIS"N5. N.C.. PnPULiriON
SEE ALSP PkISnN'=RS, ij.C. , _
S'^E ALSO PRISONS. N.C.. OVERCO-' J I NG
SEE ALSO PRISONS. U.S.. PCPIILATI ON
N.C. PRISON PnP^ILAIION GROmTH AMONG SLLHrST
SLOW PRISONER GROWTH GOOD NEWS FOR STATE
PRISON^. N.C. PSYCHIATRIC CARE
SFE ALSC PRISONERS. N.C. HEALTH CARE PROGRAMS
SHIFT IN MENTAL CARE BU'OENS N.C. PRISONS
PRISOHS. N.C. RELIGION
Pi i[l°n ^^rroIorihE-iCsO N^MFS OF CHURCHES,
•WILD MAN- HA'. "ONE TIME IN P= I "ION FOR SATAN. 1,00
POISONER WINS N.C. CIVIL SUIT
jailhOuSE evangelists had CAPTIVE AUDIENCE
""^^gllNSl'^EkSS?? ^F-^ITaced oea^h sentence , ,_^
ORAN&F FSCAPEF WAS IN VA.: PA AWAtT'! WO"U ON FBI Altl
FPX: OENY toTRK-RELEASE FQR RAPISTS „,,,,,
FPX SAYS RAPISTS SHOULD BE nE-llEO .<^RK "cLtASE BIGHTS
RAPISTS SHOULDN'T BE 3UT ON HTRK-OtLEASE
Uitlll'tZ"V-Z'',h''idliE'o\Vi:1, FREF FUR LONG PERIODS. PECOROS SHOW
RULF CHANGE MAKFS MORE IN-ATES FHoIbLE FOR WORK-RELEASE
PSYCHnLCGICAL SCkEfcNING DONE 3N PPISUNcBS ^ , „^^^
7,:VfciR-0LD DESCRIBES ATTACK TO OPEN TRIAL OF ROBERT LEE CARTER
MAN MISSING F°0" WORK RELEASE JOB
PR I snr.s • U.S.
SEE ALSP PRISr'NFRS, U.S.. RECIDIVISM RATE
SEE ALSO PRIVITF PRISOtIS
''5NC*!:!2AS^6}T?'£'iri^C0SE'I!-6'?5J NATIONAL CORRECTIONAL ACADE-Y
orisons. u.s.. assaults
inmate says guards threatened to kill htm
'"■"^"['mmatf^says'Suaoos Threatened to kill him
guard believes he is not guilty. his lawyer says
prisons. u.s.. overcowdiug . ,
see also pkls'ins. n.c. overcrowding
rfp, conyek^ will s°eak on jail crowding
prison crowding c"nffcoence set
SPEAKERS CLASH ON PRISON OVEKCROWOING
PRISON'S PANKRUPICY does RAISF OUFSTinNS
PRISONS. U.S.. PAPULATION
SFE ALSO PLACKS. PRISONER'
SEE ALSO PRISONS. N.C. POPULATION
SFE ALSO PRISONS. U.S.. OVE»CROJOI.NG ,,.,„„ c,,,r,c
BLACKS "OPE LIKELY THAN WHITES TO BE IMPklSPNEO. STUDY FINDS
ORISONS. U.S.. REF"RM
SEE PRISO"' REEJPM
PRISONS. U.S.. RIOTS
SFE ALSP R IPTS
RIOT AT hEST VIRGINIA PRISON PROMPTS LO"K AT N.C. PRISONS
ORISPNS.^U.S.i WAROENS^ ^^^ PRISON MANAGFR TRAINING ACADEMY
""'=:jrS:tT!SiY'FlE^!^?:'fEfoTT'jE'iViowNTOWN ASH..0RO CLOSING
PRI V ACY
SEE ALSO FLECTRONIC FUNOS TRANSFER
SFE ALSP lOENTIFlCATnil CARDS
SEE ALSP LAWYER-CLIENT PRIVILEGE OF CONF I OENT I ALI T Y
SEE ALSP N.C. STATE PERSONNFL PRIVACY ACT
COURT: JUDGES CAN ORDER BANK ACCOUNT INSPECTIONS
PRIVACY ANO PPOFESSIONALISH
•FOIFYING' THF "UBLIL
ATTAL" ON 0»UGS IN ORDER
LET'S HAVE SOME PRIVACY ,, ,,
LAWYER SAYS URUG TESTING A TWEJT TO PEOPLE'S RIGHTS
PROPOSED STUDY OF POLICE. FIRf COSTS REJECTED „ ^,
PANEL REJECTS PLEA Tu STU-^Y Ft RF , polIlE OEPARTMENI COSTS
Z PSYCHnLPGI STS CAU'".HT "iETwFE^I STATE. U.S. LAWS
ORIVATF AOJUniCATIPN CENTEP INC.
see ALSC CUKE univ. law schoul
ouke center gets lis, poo grant
ORIVATF AIRPLANES
SFE ALSO alPLI-IES. CHARTER FLIGHTS
SFE ALSO AIRPLANES
SFE ALSO N.C AIR SPACF , . . ,
AUTHORITIES 5FA1CHING F"R HIS^INo AIRPLANF
WlLKE'= PLANF CRASH LEAVES TWO DEA"
PLANE CRASH KILLS PILOT
COUPLE INJU°£0 IN PLANE CASH NEAR "IC^OPY
PLANE LANDS IN TREE TOP^I FLIFRS ShINNY U0»N SAF;:LY
EAiT£>-N n;c ForuS OF DFBAI^ -• N CIVILIAN-MILITARY AIR SPACc
". KEN VICTIMS OF PLANF crash IN ^il<=i CUNTY
1 INJMRfU IN CRASH OF PLANE
<, INJURED IN PLANF CRASH IN GRAHAM ,,„ ,
POIVATE-PLANE PILOTS TO GET M-.riE ROOM AS AI'pnRT GROWS
2 KILLED IN UMSTEAQ PARK AIP CRASH
PLANE C^ASH JFA3 PO'J KILLS COUPLE FRO" OALeIGH ,,„,„.,
PLANE'S UWiER WAS EXPERtENCEO PILOT. AylD FAN OF UNC FuPIPaLL
PLANt CRASH CAUSE IS SOUGHT IN PRObE lIMCOROECr mFjDLInEJ
CLUFS SOUGHT IN CPASM
OFFICIAL SAYS ENGINE FAILURE "AY HAVE CAUSED PLANE CRASH
INVESTIGATIONS CONTINUE ON PLJN=. COPTER CRASHES
MAN CHAPGEO WITH FLYING UNUER IHE INFLUENCE
SFPIRATF PLANE CRASHES IN VA. LEAVE b IHJUREU
TWO INJIiRFj 45 AIOPLANE BURNS AND C"ASHFS
FSA PROBES CRASH OF RESTORED PLANE
aURHA" "AN "ILLED IN PLANE CR»SH
6USINFS<-MAN IN DURHAM DIES IN PLANE CRASH
MRS. POPTH. MOTHER Of CRASH VICTIM
3 DIE IN '-RLANF CRASH
PILOT EPRPH RULFj CRASH CAUSE
pouo OEPPLE DIE IN w I NST DN-S AL t M PLANE CRASH
8 KILLED IN PAIR OF SINOLE-PL'NE CkASHES IN N.C.
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PRIVATE COLLEGES
SEE ALSO COLLEGFSi
SEE ALSO COLLEG'^S. N.C.. lOND':
cci ?!-^2 N.C. ASSOCIATION OF INIIEPENJENT CuLLEoFS
SEE ALSO STATE AID TO PRIVATE SCHOOLS ■- J'-'- ^ ''f i
HAOO LEADER UPGES SUPPORT FOR -ORAM SMOP- bILL
M.C. AMENOMENTS BAC< AGAIN
SSVcoe^Li!^ IJ;£j J'JSH CONSTITUTIONAL AMENOMFNT ON BONOS
VOTERS FACE POOPUSALS ON SCHOOLS. AIRPQPTS ouraui
PRIVATE COLLEGES CITE ^n,,?;; TT nIc. ECONO^V
2 PROPU'^En AMENOMENTS MAKING SECOND APprARANCC ON BALLOT
3 STATE AMENU-'ENTS REASONABLE PROPOSALS ""LLUi
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COLLEGES, AIRPORTS AND SEAPORTS GET PFilMlsSION FuP taX-EXF'ipt
PRIVATE CULLEOFS, COSTS
PRIVATE SCHOOLS TRE«TFD SHAXBILV IN TDI'-ION AIO
EOITOPUL ON SCHOOL AID HA SN? T LOG 1 1" AL
HIGHEO 'EDUCATION COSTS •-U.I..L
PRIVATE COLLEGES TO SEEK TUITION SUPPORT INCREASE
°'"?II''.r9!:!''S'>';'"''5 IFOR FEDERAL EMPLOYEES)
SEE ALSO POILDING CONTRACTORS
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N .C . , CONTRACT BIDDING
SEE ALSO FEDERAL CONTRACTS
DOT CONTRACTING OUT SOME WORK
?r'-,.^$I^^lf''y""E5 WOULD SAVE GOVERNMENT MONEV
•CONTPACTING OUT- PLAN NEEDS TO 8F REVISEO
PRIVATE HOSPITALS
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PROFIT MOTIVE GROWS IN N.C. HTSPITaLS
ARE PROFIT HOSPITALS GOOD FOR N.C?
°'"^cI''.i'^P"§J??.'^?"'''UI, "'0" PESE«RCH TPIANGLP PRIVATE InOUSTPV COUNflll
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DURHAM INDUSTRY COUNCIL INCORPURATtS ""J^"'-"
PRIVATE KIMDFRGAPTPNS
TEACHER HAS A CLASS ACT
PRIVATE PILOTS
SEE PILOTS
PRIVATF PRISONS
SEE ALSO PRISONS, N.C.
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PANEL SOITS MARTIN'S 1 0- YE AR o R I SON PLAN
PR VATr PRISONS CAN SAVE TAP HE^LS MONEY
PRIVATE PRISONS SEEN SAVING N.C. U. 8 MILLION
ADMINISTRATION MAY BE BLOCKED F^OM tSyI'iG pS I VAT£ PRISONS
PRIVATF PROPERTY RIGHTS
SEE ALSO FASE'lENTS
SCENIC "OUNTAINtOP RECOMES TOPIC OF EMOTIONAL CONTROVFRSY
PRIVATF SCHOOLS
sec Jl-fS i,'il';2 "^"^ CENTERS, CHIRCH OPERATED
SEE JtsS schools'" ^^SOCIATion of INDEPEND'=NT schools
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nn"M'?in52''"^c5r'^"*'*^''S TO FN-^ SHPINE BOuL CONFLICT
c"S5^L^?"Ic"iD^MrrAY"ti:biSS^-?L'H^|- ^"5" CHASlNk'^sjGRFG.TFU ACADEMIFS.
|^;rsiAfe,°cV.EEgTSt^?,"5^Kro^FA^e'^s^
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SCHOOL POARO WANTS =OUAL tJx STATUS ^"""^^
SrnnuL SALES-TAX LAW SHOULD BF AJOLISHfcO
SCHOOL POARD TO PRESS FOR SALCS TSX kFFUND
PRIVATE SCHOOLS, ENROLLMENT
ENROLLMFNT DECLINING IN STATE'S NON-PUBLIC SCHOOLS
SCHOOL ENROLLMENT TRENDS FNCOIRA&ING lhuhls
PRIVATE SCHOOLS, TUITION
'^^Sfik'-fE'^'^ OEFLINING IN STATE'S NON-PllaCIC SCHOOLS
GROUP SEEKS MORE AID =0» I N- ST ATE STUDEN T S ^^""""^
PRIVATE SECTOR INITIATIVE PROGRAM
SEE ALSO hUSriESSFa, DURHSM
PRur.RAM SHOWS STUDENTS THE WORKING WORLD
'PRIVATIZATION
^^^,;?t52 '■'•'° SALES, FEDERALLY-OWNED
PJ?JKl5'^Vf?,^'=S;E^r'?il^Taofi'i" ''"'°'"' "' ''''^
DOT OFFICIALS OPTIMISTIC ABOUT PROGRAM
S5 uJf^ ^iSvi^il )!°'"-" 5"E Ci-IVFKNMFNT MONEY
" "II SFRVICES COULD SAVE O.IRHAM M]NEY
fSyfJE PRISONS CAN SAVE TAP "EELS M.intY
AMERICANS GIVE UP RIGHTS TO P° I V A TI 7 A T ION
CONSIDER 'PRIVATISING' AMTRAK "" " "" "^"^
PRIVIES
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PRO 'lASKEIPALL
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PR1-LIFE POLICY
^"oeSoNSTPATIONs'VaPH 1171 A BCRT n,< RIIL I Nr.
WOMAN WHO HAD TWU AHOPTIONS SPEAKS AGAINST THEM
A°GPIIO^■ FIGHT PRODUCES MEANIJFSS, NOT WINNERS
•RQE' MAY b=^ OVFRTURNFD
PRCBlTlaN FRjijKLIN COUMY PROBATION OFFICc
5FE -LSO "RANGE COU'JTY PROBATION OFFICE
SEE ALSO PAPULE ,,,,
SEE ALSO PERSON COUNTY PROBATIQ-J OFFICE
EYPANSION OF PROBATION PROGRA'' SOUGHT
;[r^;'^^c?SSrJJr.'\^c°'S??iJiArs"rn?E. in ov^rcrowdeo prisons
ALTERNATIVES PROGRAM HELPS PRI SOBERS
ISO MILLION PRISON EXPANSIONS PPQPOSEO
JUVPNILF CASE'; UP Z-i PERCENT IN DURHAM COURTS
GOV'RNQP'S PRISON PLAN WOULP COST STATE LESS „„,,„.,
PROSATION PROGRAM IS INTENSIVF: SOMF FfcLUNS PRrFER PRISON...
SOMEONE USED HIS NAME AMD HE ^NOfcO UP IN JAIL
JUDGE HAKPS SURP RIGHT MAN GET b JAIL TIME
PRa»ATinN OFFICERS AVERAGE CARRYING 3<. CASES TOO MANY
HONORED AS HtPO. HE MAY GO TU JAIL
HERO CAP PKIVEft GETS REPRIEVE ON PAYMENT
•STUN G"NS' BAN URGED FOR ALL EXCEPT LAWMEN ,,,„,.
N=W POOP-ATinN PROGRAM TO IRIN" ST'IGTEK SUPERVISION
PRUPATIPN PROGRAM HAY EASE PRISON CROWDING
STAFF UF SIX HANDLES OV^R bPO PRUPATIPN CASES
CnnPyTFRS ACT AS PROBATION OFFICER
MAN WITH PISTOL ROBS PUZA PA^^LOH
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"'"'"'-'-jMtl-PIAS PROrLAHATION STIRS POLITICAL WATERS
MAYOR TO SIGN MCA^URt AGAINST GAY 01 SCk IM IN A T ION
INSIDE
MAYOR SHOULD RECONSIDER
CAMOIOATE'S ACTION SHQWEO COURAGE
W?LLHClf '"PLASTEo'^FOR PROCLAMATION URGING TOLERANCE
CAROBPRP MAYOR DECIDES AGAINST 4 PROCLAMATION
DESPITE THREAT, MAYOR SIGNS PPOCLAMATION
GAYS nOM'T HAVE RIGHT TO FLAUNT LIFE STYLE
EDITORIAL WAS SLEAZY
WHO IS PROUD?
^^^Y'src^^MlNs'^'ES^R^E^^R^p'^TY^AN^' USTICE LIKE OTHER A-ERICANS
MAYOR LISTENS TO ALL 510ES OF PROCLAMATION PtBATE, ANO THEN...
GOVERNMENT OVERSTEPS "OUNDS IN RECOGNIZING GAY RIGHTS
AN INSOLTING ATTACK
MAYOR WAS RIGHT
FEAR PF UNKNOWN
GAY ISSUE STIRS CROWD AT CITY HALL
PAT NEAL: mayor used POOR JUD'.MENT
AN "P^N LETTER To...Wlb GULLEY.,.ANr) DON W I LHP I '^ • . • I AP I
PASTORS FORM GROUP. SEEK TO R=CALL MAYOR GULLEY
MCELHANPY IS CHAIRMAN OF MAYO' RECALL EFFORT
EPITOOIALS CAN FERTILIZE 0 1 SC I M I NA T I ON
AN ALL-TIME LOW
LAW HASN'T CHANGED
PATENTLY RIDICULOUS
THE LAST STRAW
LACK "F JUDGMENT
rtAY"R APPLAUOFO
CRUCIAL PRINCIPLE
mOICHLPUS SITUAIION
EPITUPIAL ON TARGET
F'^EFDPM uF SPEECH
STUPID EDITORIAL
MAY"R CPOL UNDER EHE
EPISCPPAL MINISTERS BACK STANP ON HOMOSEXUALS
RECALL GROUP MEETS
GROUP TO "EGIN MAYOR-RECALL O'^IVc
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OON'T USE BlbLE AGAINST M'YOR ,,^_
MPoERATF CLERGY GROUP BACKS GULLEV
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SHE'S A PROFESSIONAL AT ART 0'
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"""'sEf n'aV^oJ'al'S^^rch and chemical CO.
PRPDUCT LIABILITY INSURANCE
SEE ALSO INSURANCE
SFE ALSO LIABILITY INSURANCE
JONPS: INSURANCE WOES WIOESPR^AO
PRPJUCT LIABILITY LAW
SEE ALSO LIOUPR LIAORITY
(pnRMtPLY PRPCToR CHEMICAL CO.)
SEE ALSP TUPaCCP, lawsuits „...„
EDITORIAL OMITTED VALID POINTS
THERE'S BETTER WAY TU HANDLE FRIVOLOUS SUITS
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ORroHCTS LIABILITY LAW
SFE ALSO CONSIIMFR PROTECTIUN
SEE ALSn OECALL^
L£M LAWYERS TO APPEAL RULING IN CIGARFTTfc LAufls
PRPfFSSJCNAL FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME
;>FE PRO FnoTOALL HALL OF FAME
PROFFSnONAL GPLFSBS ASSnCIATnN
iEE ALSD CQLF
OURHAM OPEN PLAYED A ROLE IN ItGINNING OF PRA'S WIS?
PR^FFSSIONAL MQRTUIKY "lERVICES
SANPLIN TPIfri TH Re^lEW HIS MnOTTrTAN tirpw^p
UNC OFFICIAL ■:LnHEO SANPLIN PA YM6 NTS--il f NESS " i l/a'/»6 A 1 ■■ HAS
SANDLIN OECISION FXPEC TF D IN 3 0 OAY S ""^'=^5 H 2 l/^^/^t J 1PM oZh
SAN"L N DECISION DUE IN mNTH » | 1/2V»6 C 1 •! 0*?
SANOLIN'S LICENSE REVOKED 5 ? 1/27/66 A ■■ '1
BHARD UARPED FROM T«KING MORTICIAN'S LICtNSE u I *''''°/''6 C 1PM !<,<,
PRHFFSSIONAL PARFNTING PROGRAM
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PRHFESSORS. V.C.
SEE ALSO COLLEGES. N.C., FACULTY
MOUEL LONGS. Ain FOR DEAF SPRING FRHM THEIR BASEMENT
PRnpESS'JPS. U.S.
SEE ALSn ACADEMIC TFNUke
|i| illn rJllky'^tll^lVoi's"" °" >"^'>'=«5ITY PROFESSORS
SEE ALSO CULLFGES. U.S.
SEE ALSO TEACMEOS. U.S.
HHAT IS A PRO?
GLUT, SHORTAGE, PAY ERODE FACULTY STATUS ^ ^ )/n/°6 u 1 U r7o
NON-TEACHERS CAM GIVE SCSoSl MEW DIMtNSIUN S I .I'AV/o" " '^ " J
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PRPFESSGRS. U.S.. SALARIES
SEE ALSO SALAOIFS. U.S.
GLUT, SHORTAGE, PAY ERuOE FACULTY STATUS
DIFEEPENCFS FOUND IN N.C. TEACHER PAY RiNKINi,S 2 ? ,I^U^S* ° ^ " ■>
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PROFIT SHADING PLAN
WORKERS GETTING JACKPOT: . . . E- PLOYEE S TO SPLIT tl.A MILLION
PROGRAMS FOR PROGRESS
SEE DURHAM, N.C, POWFR PLANT (HISTORICAL!
PROGRESS AMD PRIIg IMC.
eOEN GROUP IS SUING UEVELOPFH „ , „,,,,„
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PRC'HIBIIFO CONTRACT ZONING
SEE ALSO ZONING LAwS
COUPf ULGCKS NEW LOWE'S STO=E IN NO»TH DURHAM „ , 11/U7/B6 A I
PROJECT ^000
HI 'i\-^2 "CIEHAM, N.C. GROWTH DEVELOPMENT
^^^,5^59 GROWTH MANAoEMENT PLANNING
PUDLK INVITEO TO DISCUSS LANO-USE PLAN
PROJECT DELTA
SEE ANTI-^'EPRORISM PROGRAM
PROJECT FIREHUOO
SFE ALSO FIREWOOD
WOOOH'TTERS LEND A HAND
PROJECT GOODLIFE
P'-R^''„?f.°S'7- f^OCUS OF MEMORIAL MEETING - ,
N.C. "fORIAL PLANS BACK PA I f5 WORK SHIP 5 2 l/l2/a6 C 7 M
UNC RESUMES HEALTH LECTURES NE^TTuESnAY " ' 5/l',/n6 U e ^^ ,,uO
CHAPEL HILL PROGRAM AIMS TO E. SF 5EAS0ML STRESSES 2 I }?U'yi:i i f' ''
PROJECT HOMETOWN AMERICA
SEE ALSO AMERICAN EXPRESS CO.
OUKHAM WINS FUNOS FOR PRISON PROGRAM
PROJECT JERICHO
•JERICHO, aim: WALL'S REMOVAL
PROJECT LIFT
SEE ALS" ADULT fOUCATIOM
SFE ALSO nuRHAM COMMUNITY EDUCATION
J"l;^IJI;>IC »30UT SWITCHING CAREERS?
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PROJECT NEW START
SEE ALSO PRISONERS, N.L., FAMILIES
PRISONERS' FAMILIES SERVE HART TIME
PROJECT PROBE IPPOMTO-PIETS AND OCE AM OaSIM FvalUaTIOnI
THE BARGAIN BOAT: DUKE GEOPHYS IC I S T BUY S 1 7 M I ' L I ON SHIP FOR t6»,D00
PROJECT SELF-SUFeiCI;NCY
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LEaRNTNO THE POPES S 2 6/J'/''6
PROJECT WAIT
5fE At^"^ PRFGNANCV, ADOLESCENT
?2l5ocI-'5*c?S^^f"T'0" PROGRAM GETS 130.000 AWARD
'RESPECT SEX' COURSE IS NEEDE" IN SCHOOLS
PROJECT WESTVQTE
''E9J6CT WESTVOTF TALLY: <tO CONVICTIONS
yCIE-=UYING PRCPE MOVES IN TO M INTH CGIINTY " ' ■»/0'/»5
GRANT JURY INDICTS FOR MF R YANC E Y COIIN TY 5HER I FF JJ J fl^i^i^SJ
PROMS
SFE «LSO PARTIES
SFE ALSO SCHOOLS, U.S.
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12/04/06
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M»S
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kw? ui^ fjCU'^R MORE «E»UTIFUL IN HEri I f APOHUP ,f E'^UtK i«
IeS'^S. pain; DEEP DEP'^eSSION CLIUO PRO« NIGHT MEMORIES
AMD SHE SAID..
PRO" 'df-
PRPPAGANOA
3": UAPY OF PRnpiGANTA
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SEE ALS" JCCIDE'lTS. IPAINS. N.C.
SEE ALSO «CCI0E«1TS. TIAINS, U.S.
^lAs'-'TM<?'S;JlCRE''pRnHPTS ^V.CJATIOM
'pfe3plNPGirL6«'?O^CES EVACU»TIJN
PRrPERTY, [.;3^Jp^„^;^T TOP LANnOWNER IN STATE
PRGPERTY DISPUTES
SEE ALSn POUNOARY DISPUTES
SEE ALSn EVICTIONS
"L^c^F Ull I'IJISc'^rre's^'eS^I lengthy family feud
PROPERTY revaluation
see also appraisals
m liln h^A^GrcnuNTY. N.C. P.OPEPTY PtVALUATION
SeI also PE1SCN1L PBOPERTY TAX
SEE ALS" PROPERTY TAXES , .
SEE ALSO PROPERTY TAXES. CHAPEL HiLL
SEE ALSO PROPERTY VALUES
iFE ALSO TAXES. DURHAM
SEE ALSO TAXES. DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO TAXES. N.C.
POOPCPTY TAX OUFSTION DEFIES SOLUTION
WILKES COUNTY SUINi COMPANY UV£o PEVALUATION
^VOLUMTARY FORECLOSURE- MAVRETIC-S SOBERING IDc
GROUP S-_ -
iX SALES Tax APPROVFO , , ,-
nilRHAM COUNTY FINOS EXTRA RFVFNUc
CITY noESN-T EXPECT -INOFALL LKE COyNTV-S
COUNTY VOTERS OK'O AN E?UITABLt TAX PLAN
Pa"eL REJECTS -UPFRnNT- TAXES ON CABS. TkUCKS
DUKE POWER SUIT HIKES PROPERTY VALUE
PROPERTY RIGHTS ,, _,
SEE PRIVATE PROPERTY RIGHTS
'''*''sEnLSo''AUTOS, PROPERTY TAXES _^^
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE PROPERTY OFFICE
SEE ALSO PE»SONAL PROPERTY TAX
SEE ALSO PROPERTY REVALUATION
SEE ALSO PROPOSITION 13
SEE ALSO TAXES. DURHAM COUNTY
^^DROPp'lNG"RriPERTY*TAX CALLED UNCONSTITUTIONAL
^R^E^'SiE-siAllNl^LSls OFFSETS TAX WINDFALL
/'*l|S7AjR'S^l5.^5:c"!rgROPEPTY TAXES
-"^rEi^AL^sS'c^^lp^ErqtLr^^.C.. TAX RATE
CAR FEE BAC* IN TOWN
TAYLOR SAYS 3US TAX MAY HAVE TQ BE RAISFO
COUNCIL FaJoRS TAX HIKE. NEW -lE^TING ROOM
IS EU5 SERVICE WORTH RAISING YOUR TAXES?
CORRECTION ON TRANSIT EniTGRI«L
PROPERTY TAXES.
SFE ALSO AUTOS
SEE ALSO PURHl
SEE ALSO PEPSO
SEE ALSO PROPE
SEE ALSO PROPO
SEE ALSO TAXES
SEE ALSO TAXES
IRQ. 8 MILLIO
PROPOSED CIT
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CITY COUrjCIL
CITY rf. OURH
CITY ROND CO
DURHAM VQTcB
po»ELL SEEKS
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JELAY WOULD
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HEAPING TONI
COUNCIL UPS^
CITY STUDIES
CITY PANEL '
CITY COUNCIL
CITY RUOGET
NEW TAX BILL
JUMP IN CITY
N=H POLICY S
PANEL MULLS
TAX-PAYMENT
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. FRuPERTY TAXES
M COUNTY OOARO OF
rjAL PROPERTY TAX
RTY REVALUATION
SIT! UN 13
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POLICY Tj AIR
NO FREES BONANZA F
EOUALIiAIION AND REVIEW
FTED FJB CITY
ROPFRTY TAXES
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naE BcAL PROPERTY TAXES
OBTANT TASK
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WATER-SEWER COSTS
E IS PQSSIlLE
FJR ELATION
INgUENCY
KS WITH HARDSHIPS
OR CITY. COUNTY
propFkTY TAXES. ou-;haH COUNTY
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C
RC VENUES
TAX RATE
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SEE ALSn DURHAM COUNTY TAX OFFICE
MONTHUY/AN-iUAL
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1 N 3 e X
S U b J E C T
>= A 'i s e ? 1
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^'^I„*t5" TAXES. DURHAM COUNTr
C"UNTV TAXPA/FR'; MUST LIST PETS
WHERE rn LIST YOUR TAXES
Fg^'sMx^Rr'SasSf ' '" ""^ "^'-•"="'-
TAX RFPORT A STRUGGLE
TAX NOTTCE iJGLY
COURT JP MEAK LEAF TAX CASE
Cnu^'TY PIG LOSER WITH TAX
TAX PLAN CCULn COST 110 MILLITN
&S!i'■}^;■u-■SKT^s■o'n 0. kii ?^^sal"?? "tI;
LIST OF HIGHWAY NFEOS GFTS POIRO'S PACKING
RTF HANTS SPECIAL TAX DISTRICT STATUS
c'SyJirv PS^GEf'piSJS^^O """^"^'^■^^ RFnOVAHON PLA,
£3rri^n9*'^?,?„J" ;EGIN REVIEWING COUNTY BUDGET
^IkUJ*^ INCREASES SHOULD BE LIMITFD
AOUITIQMAL PROJFcrs COULD PUSH 1JN0S UP Tn «|7„ m i : I 1 riM
DURHAM COUNTY TO SEFK HOTE L- MO Tf" TAX MILLION
COUNTY TAX INCREASE WILL R A I SF E YFBRnwS
•liO.citSJ.^^ CAP SET FOR rSnd REFFr'noSm
COMMISSIONERS GRAPPLE TONIGHT WITH BUDGET
UNANSWERED TAX OUFSTIONS "UDGET
BOARD AGREES: HOLD TAX LINE
Cgu'lTY JUGGLES PUDGET OPTIONS
COUNTY MAY REDUCE SERVICESi PAY RAISFS
COMMISSIONERS' TAX PLAN WILL HELP BONOS
COUNTY HOPES TO HOLD TAX RATE "UNUb
COUNTY TtNTATrvELY OKS PUDGFT
'f'hVUM SH^'SS'' TO HOLD MOST TAX PATES
iJf ,^?e??f??.^;;E5 RIGHT MOVE ON TAX RATE
TAX-REPFAL TIMING FRETSCOUNTY MANAGER
PROPERTY TAX PE»EAL SHOULD WAIT A YEAR
TAX CHANGE WILL HELP APARTMENT DW^^LLFRS
ALLIANCE MAY TRY TU BLOCK SAL^S TAX HIKF
ALLIANCE TO OPPOSE TAX ^ " ""^^
COUNTY MULLS NEW SOURCE': OF MONEY
CITY, COUNTY PUT TAX PILLS IN MAIL
Ii?„'^2'-'-6CTOR MAILS OUT 'CCLLFCTaRS' ITFM-
BONO PLAN SHOULD INCLUDE SALE^ TAX
f5« J'fFgl^^SSIy^'Lil^fO^'BLE IS POSSIBLE
^fLL, BOND WORKING ON FINANCING PLAN
COMMISSIONERS OK BOND PAYOFF PLAN
°E)-]-,; SALES TAX NEEDED RfcGAaDLESS OF BOND ISSUE
r'r^!uF"^5S55^&^.i%^?ff P"? -°''"'"""RUM
CLEARING THE RECO'D
RJR TAX CASE IN SUPREME COURT
HIGH COURT TO HEAP RJP VS. DU^IHAM
loii ifS:"^?!5tirjgEEN"'?^\r'' "•' '-"'^ '° "" '-"TE
REVISE BONO PLAN
^S.'^STVyySE RENOVATION IN BONO REFERENDUM
BOND-ISSUE FINANCING CALL=0 ■= I THFR-GR • dcai
?n,",Ut! jei-ATES SIGNIFICANCE OF BJnB ISSUE
^SM.^I* l'^ SPOT-CHECK PROPERTY VALUATIONS
ss^'^ii jg5N?rj^,^DrEi}^rR^ES^Ncr''^«'' """"^'
HEAPING NEEDED NEWS OF TAX S TJ OY , i NDF Al I
COUNTY VOTERS OK ■ D AN EOUI TA BL E f » X PL AN
REYNOLDS RULING PLEASi^S DURHi" "■
^r'SuJoJ-r^yti''"' F«EES PQNAN^A cq,, CITY, COUNTY
SLOW PETHFSDA SEWFR PROGRESS D RAWS CRI TIC ISM
PROPFRTY TAXES, HILLSBOROUGH
SEE HILLSBOROUGH, N.C., PROPERTY TAXES
PROPERTY TAXES, N.C.
SEE ALSO AUTOS, PROPERTY TAXES
|E| ;,l-sg MUTOO VEHICLE STICKERS
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE PRUPERTY OF^^ICF
SFE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, PRuPERTY TAXFS
SEE ALSO PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX "
SEE ALSO PROPERTY REVALUATION
SEE ALSO PROPPSITIuN 13
SEE ALSO Taxes, N.C.
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STUDY BACKS TAX PLAN, SPONSOR SAYS
A TAX PLAN FOR THE RICH
SSHtll;^ ""^ LUSER WITH TAX
PROPOSAL OFFERS POSSIBILITIES
SALES TAX UNREALISTIC
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IMI'i YEAR. TAXE^ WENT UP HOPE THAM lOWN IN N.C.
ASSOCIATION'S UE>J LEAOER URGES UlITV
pqOPEPTY TAXES OPPOSED
TAX SWITCH "RnpnsFD FOR MOTOR VF.IICLES , , ,
CHANGE IM MOTOR VEHICLE TAX POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE
N.C. "AICROADS TRY AGAIM ON TAX LFGISLATION
RJR TAX CASE IN SUPREME COUPT
HIGH CUURT TO HEAR RJ" VS. PU= HAM
MAVPETIC ISN'T GIVING UP ON E'lUlNG PROPERTY TAX
ASSESSMENT: -PUT UP. SHUT UP* PLAN STUOIEO
MOTOR VEHICLE TAX MAY BE TRADED IN
LEGiSLATOR WANTS AUTU TAX REFORM
PANEL REJECTS 'UPFRONT- lAXFS UN CAHS. TRUCKS
DUKE POWER SUIT HIKES PROPERTY VALuE
PRQPEOTY TAX ON VEHICLES MAY CUME UP IN ASSEMBLY
PACP'=RTY VALUES
SEE ALSO PROPERTY REVALUATION ^
'VOLUNTARY EOPECLOSUR? ' MAVRETIC'S SOBERING IDtA
»ALKER. OTHERS RECEIVE «9S,0Qn LANU SETTLEMENT
CHATHAM JOINS I'i COUNTIES IN WQOO FIGHT
PROPOSITION 13
SEE ALSO CALI'=JRNIA
SEE ALSO PROPERTY TAX=S
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS. U.S.. COSTS
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS. U.S.. CURRICULUM
SEE ALSf' TAX PROTFSTORS
DON'T 3UELL THE REVOLT
PRCPOSITION <i«
SEE ALSO AlHCEIES. ACADEMIC STANUAROS ,,„,, , , „.,
SEE ALSO NATIONAL COLLEGIATE AT^LFIIC ASSOCIATION
NCAA TO CLEAR AIR ON PROPOSITION <.fl NEXT MEFK
THE NCAA'S CHANGING WINOS WORTH TRACKING
ACADEMICS NOt ALL OF NCAA CONVENTION
U"C PANEL STILL bEHINO PROPOSITION '••i
BLACK SCHOOLS. ACADEMICS CONCERN NCAA
NCAA BEMOS ON PROPOSITION ".R AT CONVENTION
FRIOAY, POULTON CHAGRINED
PROPOSITION ^iR ICARTOONl
NCAA SLOWLY MOVING IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION
P,j^H'5aN ATHCETF PLAYING RULES SHOULD STAY TOUGH
DON'T PENALIZE ATHLETES
ACc''SCHCOLs"'lNVITEU TO JOIN STANCE ON ACADEMIC STANDARDS FuP ATHLETES
STATE. DUKE. UNC AGREE TO TOUGHER RE 3UI R E "E M 5 , ,_^,
UNC B"ARD APPROVES 'C AVERAGE MINIMUM FOR FRESHMAN ATHLETES
GEORGIA RIGHTS A WRONG
PROROSITION "iR HAS LITTLE EFFECT ON ACC
ANOTHER MANIC MONDAY
DRUGS. BOOKS BELITTLE FOOTBALL AT MEETINGS
FOOTBALL PRACTICE BEGINS THIS WEEK AT AREA
FANFARE: ECU INELIGItjLES
IN THFI" ALPHABET, B CAME BEFORE A
COLLtGc SPORTS CLEAN-UP PRODUCING A NEW ATTITUDE
SUCCESS IN 01 HELPS HORNETS FIND NEW LIFE IN 'W' COLUMN
PRnposlTION ^3
SEE ALSO CALIFORNIA
SEE ALSO ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE
'LANGUAGE LAW' UPSETS DUKE LINGUIST
LANGUAGE LAW NOT NEEDED
COLLEGES
PROPRANOLOL
SEE ALSi^ CRUG'
^HYPERTENSION PRUG MAY BE USED AS SPERMICIDE
THE PROSPECT COMPANY
LARGE'ofvFLOPFR^BUYS 75 ACRES FOR PROJECT NEAR EDU AIRPORT
PROSTHETIC DEVICES
PROSTHODONTISTS CONSTRUCT APPLIANCES FOP THE MOUTH
REPAIR OF STORK'S BILL LETS IT EAT AND PKEEN
OROSTHOUONTISTS
SEE ALSO DENTAL CARE
GLASS CERAMIC USED To CROWN TEETH
PROSTITUTini,!
SEE ALSO MASSAGF PARLORS
SEE ALSO SEXUAL SOLICITATION
MORALI TY GO^'E HAYWIRE
REP"RT SHPflS HOW COUNTIFS RATE IN ARRESTS
POLICE ZEBRA UNIT MAK^S 122 ARRESTS
<, PLEAD GUILIY TO SOLICITATION
POLICR CHARGE 6 WITH SOLICITING
POLICE CHARGE 5; THIEF GETS CA K STEREO UNIT
PROTECT-A-CHI LD
SEE ALS" CHILO IDENTIFICATION PROGRAMS
SFE ALSO MissivG Children
MOOSE PLAN VIDEOTAPING OF CHILDREN
CHILD SAFETY PROGRAM VlCEOTApcs TOMORROW
THANK' GIVEN FOR ASSISTANCE WITH 'PRJTECI-A-CHILD DAY'
RROTFCTIONIS""
SEE FOREIGN TPAOE
SEE TARIFFS
PROTESTS
SEE UEMPNSTRAT IONS
PROTONS , ,
STATE COULD GRT 'PROTON BUSTE-)' ,„,„
N.C. TOUTFD AS SITE FOR SUPERCONDUCTING SUPER COLLIDER
SUPERCOLLIDER WOULD BE A RACETRACK FOR PROTONS
RROvIDFNCE PROPERTIES
PARK PLANNED FOR BUSINESS AT
lORRISVILLF
PRUCARE^ HEALTH MAINTENANCE ORGANIZATIONS
HEALTH INSURERS WING TO SIGN STATE WORKERS
"^'"sEE^ALSO DISEASES ISEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC DISEASES)
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SEE ALSO CHILD PSYCHIATRY
PSYCHIATRIST CHANGES MIND ON PORN FRMb
"^"'-"ic.J.^^xJ^, N.C, UNETHICAL CONDUCT
cC^jR'l^G'?SrR^c'5pg''"""'''°" ' """O"^ "« SEX WITH PATIENTS H 2
"S^'CHIATRISTS, U.S., UNETHICAL CnNOUCT
MEDICAL BOARD HAS REPRIMANDED 7 DOCTORS FOR SEX WITH Patients
'vXY\k i5'E£XJ?^SAr!!2gl'c"iN?""'"^' PSYCHIATRIC CENTER
SEE ALSO CHIL^ PSYCHIATRY
10/14/86
l0/2'?/86 A I
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'^?'i'??^";L"^'t^ SOLVE no.|SLE fiUKOER CASE .
SE_ ^ ,,^_^ , .
SEE ALSO PSYCHOTHERAPY
SECLUSION: WHEN IS IT THE TREATMENT OE rHnirE7
HIGHLANO HOSPITAL PRODUCES MIRACLES LHOIEE? „ j 2/0A/8fc
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PSYCHICS
SEE ALSO
SEE
hl^^^l^'^^^V^^^^'^^^^-^^'^ CALLS I [ V;^^A_^ „
PSYCHO III IFILMI
BATES 'PSYCHO' aUT STILL HAS »PPEAL
IS EVIL GOOn? ■-"■ "^ 'PPEAL 5 , 7/10/86 u
PSYCHOLOGISTS, DURHAM
PSYCHOLOGIST: FATHER-DAUGHTFR TIES COMPLEX
PSYCHOLOGIST DEEENOS OECISldH NOT TO REPORT
PSYCHOLOGIST':
2 9/21/86
ALLEGED ABUSE I I V,lVAt "k l! ?! Sa7
SE VERDICT 1 \ VAVAl t \ J; '^'
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PSYCHOLOGISTS. O.S.
•JEAUTy of great IMPORTANCE IN OOP LIVES'
STUDY SHOWS PUBLIC PERCEPTION OF EEMlidllrs HAS CHAMGED S | 3/13^86 B i ' N ""'
PSYCHOLOGY
III «f-|0 PEHAVIORAL MEDICINE
"fE5k'iNS"5FTriy^E?PiE'?V ^A^rfS-RiL^A^^E'""'"' "'-'^'"^ RESEARCH CENTER
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PSYCHOTHERAPY
SEE ALSO MENTAL ILLNESS
Ju|"L:c'P;5??fNh?i0rff?5lL'r^'s?c^'oI^ ^^^"^^ " 1 3/13/86 B 3 N 08C
iSrI.,S"5yk"',"^ STOP CHILDREN'S THERAPY "*" " 2 ;0'20/86 A 1 ■: <; §?
SOCIAL SERVICES TO KEEP PAYING EOR CHILO THERAPY S ? \'i'.\\'l'' ' ' ^
THE PU8LIC APT SHOW
SEE ALSO ART EXHIBITIONS. U.S.
?A?Ir"r^'"'»>'"'"""^u"sES-TH^^51^n %jr "'S'"-" "^""S WITH.. .IMAGES H 2 8/15/86 D 1 P N .66
yGJ^i.?""!:;'^: ARTISTS USE MODERN IMAGE? " 2 8/18/86 B - - -
THERE'S NOTHING TO FEAR AT 'PUBLIC ART' EXHIBIT I \ VAV.l'i "
PUBLIC BPOADCASTING SERVICf
ill StlS 'pSBric'?°6L?y?U&N^""'°^*STTNG
SEE ALSO TELEVISION
8/29/86 0
J^^SJf' "ASTERS PROFILED IN PBS SERIES
'AFRICA' PRODUCER! U.S. NEWS MISSING FAIR VIEW S 2 7/17/86 0 i;
2 12/08/86 0 I 1 P E c 1°
PUBLIC CAMPAIGN EUNUS
SEE POLITICAL CAMPAIGN CONTR I^UT ION S
°^^\\\ ^,'J,i'^f. "f^'LTH RESEARCH GROiip
S^f,nHS?..99^5UMER PROTECTION
MOST STATES WOEFULLY WEAK IN CARE OF SERIOUSLY MENTALLY ILL. GROUP SAYS H 2 3/19/86 C
PUBLIC DEFENDERS. M.C.
SEE ALSO COURT-APPOINTEO LAWYERS
COST np DEFENDING THE POOR STILL RISING
PUBLIC DISTURBANCES
SEE ALSO RIOTS
2 ARRESTED AFTER FANS FIGHT TO SEE BALLGamE
PUBLIC ORUNKENESS
SEE ALSO ALCOHOLISM
SEE ALSO DRUNKEN DRIVING
III ^AYi. LYING-IN-ROAD DEATHS
SEE ALSO N.C. LAWS
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SfFICCR, "A^ <iCUFFLE ON MIAMI BOULEVARD
•LYiNr,-IN-ROAO DEATH- OLD SOUTHERN CUSTOM?
THK<:E RHEPtRY VICTIMS ARE ARR^STtD
MOTORISTS REPORT ROBbFRY
POST OFFICE DRUNKS
PUPLIC HEALTH NU'SES. OURHIM
SEE NURSES. DURHAM
PUPLIC HEALTH NURSES. N.C.
SEE NUKSES. N.C.
PUPLIC HOUSING
SEE DURHAM HOUSIU''. AUTHORITY
5f| fEH G4RPENS HTUS ING PROJECT
SEE HOUSK'G. OURHSM
SEE HOUSr'G. U.S.
SEE J. J. HENOeoSON TOhERS
SEE MOREHEAD HILLS
SEE OXFORD "ANOR
SFE WILLOW TERRACE
"""kJi i:'J!"^SJL?c"f5?iR"F^?°^E%EARCH GROUP
PUPLIC LAND
SEE LANO USE
PUPLIC PREKINUERr.ARTEN ,^, ^^„^
SFE ALSO CHILD Ca"£ CENTERS
SEE ALSO EARLY CHILOHOUD EDUCATION
SFE ALSO K INO=RC-A»TFNS. N.C.
SFE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C, CHILD CARE FENTERS
PRtSCHUOL CLASSES. N.C. EOuCATORS SAY. OFFER I
DURHAM LEADING THE WAY IN PRE- SCHOOL EDUCATION
PPE-SCHOOL FJRHS OFFERED NEXT MONTH
PU°LIC-PPIVATE COOPERATIVE VENTURES
SFE ALSO AIR RK.hTS
SEE ALSO euSl'lESSES. DURHAM
SEE ALSO PUSriESS^S. N.C.
SFE ALSO "USriESSES. U.S.
SEE ALSO r.CVcBNMENT
SFE ALSO UR°AM RENEWAL
PRIVATE WILL. PUBLIC WELFARE „„,..,
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COUNCILMEN SAY PROPERTY F"R GARAGE ShOULU bE GIFT
CITY FINANCE PANEL OKS HOTEL-CIVIC CENTER PLAN
KFFP PRIVATE ISSUES OUT OF PUBLIC POLICY
OFFICIALS CONTINUF REVI-^WS OF CIVIC CFNTER-HuTEL ACCQRU
NEW BUS TERMINAL NEEDED
CITY TQ STUDY WASTE DISPOSAL
WALLACE WON'T SIGN FQP ROSEMARY SOUARE
CHAPEL HILL CoOnCIL. MAYOR A V^ 1 " SNAG IN OdWNTOWN PRUJcCT
jlO-pCR-FOOT APPRAISAL POR PACKING RcVEALEU
PRIVATE SERVICES COULD SAVE DJRHAM MONEY , , « ,^
EoiNC L AGREES TO CUT SIZE OF PROPOSED PARKING GARAGE
CnONIY GETS OK ON CIVIC CENTS' FROM LEGISLATURE
J63O.00O TOO MUCH TO PAY FQP OVERSEFk
COUNCIL INSPECTS CIVIC CENTER OESIG^IS
CIIY WOULD LEASE PROPOSED PAR'ING $»"»&| „„„,,,.
CITY COUNCIL PLANS ACTION ON TWIN TOwERS PROJECT
COUNCIL APPROVES GARAGE AGREE"ENT ,„^^„,^,^
CITY COUNCIL APPROVES TWIN TQWcRS AGREEMENT
HONTESSORI ORO&PA" SPARKS DEBATE
MONTtSSORI ACCESS WORRIES P*R' ^!'S, , , ., ,„.
AMERICANS GIVE IIP RIGHTS TO po IV At I 7 AT ION „_^„,
StSte. PUSINESS RARTNFRSHIP urged ON HOUSING NcEDS
publ!c/privatr partnership sought low profile
CONFERENCE TO STUDY URANGE JRTUTH ctaT^
UNC bOAPD STUniES PLAN FUR GROWTH AT N.C. STATc
tXlNfpSprAn3N'-nESi»!MlS?'aK5?°5iS?NERSHIP ON CONNECTOR
GLAXO TO RE"aVATE UNC L«B
SPANGLER: UEALS SHOULD 3E PUBLIC
tjK^-^Lc"^Y"^*Uc'ti^'^Sp^i^'EiJ«"iFE';^NGMORE power
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LAWYERS SEEK niSMISSAL OF ROSEMARY SuUARt SUIT
CITY TO HEAR PLAN TO HELP S-ALL COMPANIES
OURHA" COUNCIL MULLS FIRMS' AID ,^.„,„^
CIVIC CENTER NEEDS AN IITH-HOIR H':aRING
REPORT: TECHNOLOGY CHANGING SOUTH
MA^OR RACKS ''NCUPATGRS' FOR "EH PUSINESSFS ,, „,
PRFSCHQOL CLASSES. N.C. EDUCATORS SAY, OFFER INVALUAbLE START
JUDGE SIGNS RUL IN'. ON RofcMAR, SOUAREI IT'S CONSTITUTIONAL
F,"wi^ HEAD HAS KIN UN CITY, CGII"lTY BOARDS
PAn"l BEGINS EXAM NING PU9L I C- PR I V ATE RELATIONSHIP
Restrictions expected on nIc . state devflopmeni plan
public-private partnership (chapel hill and farrboro, n.c.i
CONFtRcNCE MULLS CHAPEL HILL "iROWTH
PRINCETON ZONING CITED AT PARTNERSHIP MEETING
PUBLIC PROPERTY DRINKING BAN
''irfy^.rlri^H'BirNffll'ALCOHa ON STREETS. SIDEWALKS
UNC POLICE TO CURP 'TAILGATE' DRINKING
PUPLIC RADIO
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PUBLIC RFCOROS „,,,„„,
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''l.'nW^, MlV^^lW'liSZ^Ur.^O TO RELEASE noCUMENTS
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UNC MUST OPEN ATHLETIC REPORT'
UNC G=TS STAY CF ORDER ON ATrt.ETICS
COURT DISSOLVES STAY IN UNC ATHLETICS CASE
Sore OPENNESS, NOT LcSS, NEEDED IN N.C.
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SEE ALSn FOlJCATtON
SEE ALSn SCHOOLS, N.C.
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C., R^FIKM
PRUPUSAL UNVEILED TO RECRUIT TEACHEiJi IN N r
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T|ACHINC EXPERIMENT OUESTIONEI
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SCHncARCHIP PRor.RAM COULD EASE TEACHER SHORTAGE
OURS A ^EEK
PUBLIC SERVICE ADVERTISEMENTS
SEE ADVERTISING
SEE TELEVISION COMMERCIALS
PUBLIC SERVICE CP. OF N.C.
SEE ALSO GAS LINES
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
PUBLIC SERVICE CO. RATES MAY DROP. THEN INCRFASF
PUBLIC SERVICE LISTS A 3t GAIN IN NET INCOME
TUU BURNED AS GAS PIPE RUPTURES '""-UMt
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SEE COMMUNICATION
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OUTSPOKBN
PUBLIC SPEAKING COURSE OFFERED AT NURSING SCHOOL
""'k^i lli,lLMr, JSeT^c'Tior^"-"^ UTILITIES COMHISSION
SEE N.C. UTILITIES CUMMIS5I0N
SEE N.C. UTILITIES COMMISSION, PUBLIC STAFF
PUBLIC TELEVISION
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PUBLISHERS
SEE ALSO BOOKS, N.C.
SEE ALSO EDITORS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. PRFSS
VOLUME OF PROSE, POETRY IS PRODUCT DF WHIMSICAL MIND
PUERTO RICO
SEE ALSO TERRORISM
PULITZER PRIZE
SEE ALSO NEWSPAPERS, U.S.
fytifliS "ulZn i5J^^?c°"?fls'° "^"'^^'^ I^OIVIDUALITY
PUMPKINS
SEE ALSO JACK O'LANTERNS
?H'??''HAr;c^?'-P'jr^'t'ct°"'-E 5IGNS "F F^LL
lukk'^NU'ok'A^'-' '"" ' "LEIRATION
36 PUMPKINS STOLEN FROM TOWN MARKET
SWcET OPEAMS
GOBLINS CLEAN PUMPKIN PATCH
PUMPKIN MAN'S NO DUMMY
POLICE HAVE PUMPKINS
A FACE IN THE CROWD
PUNK ROCK MUSIC
SEE ALSO ROCK CONCERTS
FFTCHIN- RONES: COUNTRY ROCK J I TH PUNK POWER
PUPPETS
NCLU PLANS PUPPETRY WORKSHOP
rnfnll l'^S''o^,!!KtM^I CHILDHOOD DISABILITIES
GOLDEN Fan PUPPETS TU RETURN To CARRBORO
PUPOUE BORtPMAKERS
SEE PURDUE UNIV. SPORTS, BASKETBALL
PUPDUe UNIV. SPORTS, BASKETBALL
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PURLIE VICTORIOUS (MUSICAL PLAYI
TUNEFUL, FUNNY, -PURLIE' ENTERTAINS
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MAN I« CHARGSn IN BICYCLE-RIDING BOBbERIES
PURSE SNATCHED
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ELDERLY hOMAN'S PURSE SNATCHE3 AT LAKEhHOO
THIEF TAKES 3 VERS
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CHUPC" CHOIR DIRECTOR'S PURSE STOLEN
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POLICE: PURSE SNATCHED AT LIB1ARY
BULLY FOR HER
PURSE SOBPEPY LEADS TO ARRcST
PUKSt SMATCHER DRAGS WOWAN SEVERAL FEET
&UN'"AN HITS SOUTH SIUARE WALL CAFFTERIA
POLICE: SHOT FIRED AT CYCLIST
M=N GPAP STROLLER'S PURSE. GET tl60
PURSE Sf'ATCHER INJURES HO>^AN
MAN ROBS WOMAN'S PURSF. RUNS
T'ENS SNATCH WO''AN'S PU" SE AT LIdRAOY LOT
MAN QUESTIONED IN PURSE SNATCHING
TEE-I EHARGET WITH STEALING PURSE FROM WOMAN AT SANK
WOMAN'S PURSE STOLEN AT APART'ENTS
PURSESNATCHIiJG ARREST MADE
WOMAN. 73. "UGGFU WHILE WALKING TO CHUREH
WILLIAMS IS CHARGED WITH SNATCHING PURSE
THI^F DECKS WOMAN. DASHES OFF WITH HER PUCKFTBOOK
PYTHONS
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MONTESSA MEASURES U»
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OUADRIPLEGICS
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FAMILY. FRIENDS SAY HATS OFF
auAORAPLEGIC "BECOMES TOP SALESMAN
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HIGH-RISE SPIRITS
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TCST-TUBE QUADRUPLETS DOING WELL AT DUKE
LAST OOAD GOES HO"e
COMPUTER SEMINAR SET
OUAIL POOST CONFERENCE CENTER
RETREAT FOR COUNTY OFFICIALS BEGINS TOtlAY
COUNTY STAFF "EMBERS PLEASED ■< I TH RETPEAT
COUNTY'S FUND PROPOSES SEPTEMOER "GNU RFFERENDLL"
MANAGER ASKS SEPT. BONO VOTE
QUAKER CREEK LAKE
GRAHAM, MEBANE PLAN VOTE ON WATER BONDS
ALAMANCE SHERIFF WINS SEVENTH TERM
OJAKFRS
SEE SOCIETY OF FRIENDS
DUALITY ASSURANCE FOR PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL
SEE ALSO NATIONAL TEACHERS EXAMINATION
SEE ALSO TEACHER CERTIFICATION
SEE ALSO TEACHER EDUCATION
SPANGLER PLEDGES UNC'S AID TO PUBLIC SCHOOL PRINCIPALS
DUALITY OF LIFE. OURHA**
FRIENDLY ANTAGONISTS SHARE AWARD LIMELIGHT
DUALITY OF LIFE. IN I^RNAT lONAL ^,,-,,^
QUALITY OP LIFE CANT'T BE GAUGED PY STATISTICS
DUALITY OF LIFE. U.S. , ,.,,,^^
QUALITY OF LIFE CANT'T "E GAUGED BY STATISTICS
OUARPIES
SEE ALSO ROCK QUARRIES
SEE ALSO SWIMMING
SEE ALSO TEER QUARRY
TRASH IN QUARRY TROUBLING TOW"
QUARRY TRUCKS MAY BE BARRED F5 OM ROAD
OUARTERHORSES
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DUEEN IDA AND THE "ON TEMPS ZYDECO BAND
SEE ALSO ZYDECO MUSIC
ZYDECO MEANS GOOD TIMES TONIG-IT
THF OUIET FAPTH IFILMl
NOT ENOUGH SCIENCE IN THIS FICTION
•THE QUIET EARTH' ENDS UP IN THE PITS — ITS OWN
'''"'"^QUILTING PEE OFFERS CRAFT, FRIENDSHIP
QUILTING PARTY
LIVING HISTORY
QUILTING PEE OFFERS CRAFT. FRIENDSHIP
" SEE ALSO OURHAH/ORAUGE QUILTERS
S^E ALSO N.C. QUILT PROJECT
QUILT DAYS* COMING TU CHAPEL HILL SATURDAY
quilts teach history piece by picce
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attention: quilt makers
SPINNIN^- HIGHLIGHTS HOMESTEAD'S DEMONSTRATIONS
3UILTER SHOWS HDW
TAR HEELS' TREASURED QUILTS
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SLAVE CEMETERY STILL IN LEGAL LIMRO
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Sy7?"iHl55E'^" ''"" ^'"-''°' •°'"^ ^'"S- S ? 2/I,/,6 C I . S8.
nuPTATIONS
OLD -KNIFE TRADER- HARRIS WAS SHARP. PUT A CHICKEN OUTFOXED HIM
R-PO ZONING
SEE ALSO ZONING LAWS
COMMISSIONERS REJECT MOVE TO CUT RESIDENTIAL LOT FRONTAGES S 2 l/l4/n6 CI N MOT
RDU
SEE RALFIGH/DURHAM AIRPORT
REACH (REASSURANCE FOR 6ACHI
SEE ALSO MENIAL ILLNESS
GOLF BE^'EFITS MENTAL HEALTH , , „,
S ? 9/D5/n6 B I P N G5"'
REACT CLUB OF DURHAM COUNTY lACRONYMI
SEE ALSO CITIZEN BAND RADIOS
SEE ALSO CRIME PREVENTION
REACT CITES FIRMS FOR HELP AT STANDOFF
RJR ARCHER INC.
WINSTON-S RJR ARCHER SELLS roMBIBLOC INTEREST .. , ,,
RJR ARCHER MAY SELL SWISS FIRM ° IN'tKtST H 2 , 7/05/86 A 2{
RJO-MACQONALD INC.
SEE ALSO RJR NABISCO INC.
ROSE-S CELEBRATES MILESTONE BY HOLDING IWHAT ELSE71 A SALE! h ,7 5/0VR6 0 <, P u LM
RJP NABISCO INC.
SEE ALSO RJR-MACDONALD INC.
^ i '^'-^ScS.V'S,"?:?'"^'-"^ INDUSTRIES, INC.
l:i: 2|v\T§i imi N°A\i°?HATI ""''"'
^5?YS'e?1 SrHf-fEnYs'"' '° ''' '"^'"° "•
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
RJfi NA6ISCU SOFT-DRINK SALE PREDICTED
^US^^Jills'SroSC^G^Tf ^"''*^'^'^ ^"^ "J" ^°" ^'LE
BUSINESS HIGHL IGHTS
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
DR. MURPAY RECEIVES GRANT
S 2 2/04/86 A
2 7/01/86 A ^ ,
2 11/30/86 U n
•85
SUNDAY
RJR-S QUARTERLY EARNINGS RISE 2It
2iiliK?tP^H?GiCi?.^V^s ''• "'-° ^"'"^^ ^^ •'^■'
^SSN^?i^yJ'^!Soi[; ^T^RTe'S-^I'^ESrAJm* "j^'lhl^K
RJR NABISCO NAMES NEW CHIEF E«Er
TAX CHANGES MAY HURT TEXTILES BUT HELP TOBACCO
'nlVrr4.^t\l\r'.IVnkhr'ihlruhl C"WiKE'?S°meet its needs
c'?GAiirrrc?5rpSNr^s'"F2^r^TSSGg^^" ^^ '^" ^'='^"
RJR NABISCO PLANS TO STAY IN SOUTH AFRICA
NABISCO COMPLETES PLEDGE ToVlITED NEGRO COLLFGF FUND
Ic^tiS^S? STUDENTS WIN RJR NA BI SCO SChOlSk SH I P S
REYNOLOS-NABISCO MERGER MAY CHANGE FOCUS
POTC
SEE U.S. ARMY RESERVE OFFICERS TRAINING CORPS
RPC'CORP. (ROxaORO. N.C.)
?S'-„''!-"''T '^ ROXBORO HAS BEEN SHUT DOWN
COMPANY TAKES OVER ROXBORO PLANT
BSCH OF NORTH CAROLINA INC.
DURHAM IS GETTING LESS ANO LESS OF THE TRAVELER-S DOLLAR IN CAROLINA H 2 :./^7/B6 C n
RWC INC.
RENOVATED COURTHOUSE, ANNEX
H
7
2/21/n6
A
11
s
2
2/2<./R6
r
3
V
H
?
'./S'./et
20
H
5/07/86
r
^
H
5/0'5/R6
A
13
N
H
5/16/36
r
5
N
H
5/17/86
r
3
N
H
6/03/B6
c
?
H
6/10/R6
A
q
N
H
6/21/96
A
11
S
7/0/86
A
9
H
7/20/P6
r
15
N
H
7/25/86
r
A P
N
H
7/25/86
r
4
•1
H
8/12/86
r
10
N
S
8/15/86
A
7 P
N
H
8/16/86
A
11
N
H
8/21/86
H
A
N
')/03/86
A
11
N
S
9/23/86
A
9
N
H
10/17/86
r
5
N
S
11/03/86
A
12
N
H
ll/a<./36
N
s
11/17/86
r
3
N
s
12/23/86
A
7
N
s
12/30/86
A
3
N
I 6/11/86 C 1
1 8/16/86 C 1
DAVID THQMAS CENTER
^ S'.'li^UION'o.''"AX?->'=yS"*.S£fOOL_gF.By_SINES_S
"•cS*,5''i[''G6R DISTRIBUTING Cn.
FOOD BANK GIVEN TRUCK
5 2 ll/01/"6 A 1 P P
H 2 6/14/nt, A 1 ' N CI
S 2 6/14/86 A I P N \3?
S 2 9/27/06 A 1 -1 V8?
H 2 4/11/86 A 13 N
• ^?c"E^y2'-°5 INDUSTRIES, INC.
Ill fH2 E-"* '^''PI'^CO INC.
SEE ALSO P, J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO.
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS '""'"-'-" ■- '•
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS H ? 1/18/86 A 9
SEMICDNOUCTOR PLANT^S BOSS IS RIGHT AT HOME " ^ 1/21/86 A 13
R.J. REYNOLDS SFEKS OK FOR NA'-E CHANGE *^ ^ 2/06/86 U 4
R.J. "EYNOLDS SEEKS NAHF CHANGE ^ "^'''^ H 2 2/21/»6 A 11
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHtI i-"«N-t 5 ^ 2/24/P6 C 3
REYNOLDS CHANCES NAME TO RJR NABISCO Co *^ ^ 4/08/86 A 9
RUFFIN LEAVING N.C. MUTUAL FOR POST WIT^ fl.J. RFYNr.lnS H I 4/24/86 A ^P
RUFFIN TAKES REYNOLDS JOB RtYNULDS S 2 6/26/86 C 1
LAST MEETING H 2 6/27/86 S 3
REY^EL'g?:NlBf?c"p"5E\^GE^"^Aj"c'HAiG'E'For'Zr' '*'' ^'^"'^'^^ "" '" -'^5"" ? f J'J'^«6 ^ li
"• -'•BuiiK?k?^!^;s'L'ir!sfr- "'^•' ^'^" *^° "'<"'^" ' ' "''''"'' '
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS " 2 l/G"/86 A 11
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS " ? 2/21/86 A 11 N
J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO.
Ill '[lo lhi\''d\TTTh'^°'"""''' ■^^•
ISifN"°Ei?^?r:iu';r^STr''° '°'"'^
"uUuell StJ^LlSSti'" ^""^ '"' STRETCHING LAW
WRONGFUL DEATH SUIT SETTLED IN CALIFORNIA
2 4/18/86 A 13 N
H
?
1/06/86
A
4
1
H
?
1/07/B6
r
?
N
H
2
2/19/86
A
1 1
M
2
2/25/86
7
N
H
3/13/86
B
8
N
M 0 N T H L
/ANNUAL
INDEX
- 12/31/Bo
S U 3 J E C T S
l/j)/"?
E5^5i¥^'?CTi57'-SPAJKS ',' STOC<
i^/S^'J85MSg'SS? tp'^'pR?NrH^re°irl^' THAT ,T IS CRACKen up to ne^
VpS.CCaFAHlllY FEUDING OVER HFIP-S DEFECrlUN
FTC c°iTicnes oEvNOLos naicco
ICJF PLAN M4V BF SinNEO TODAY
AOS eOlTOPULS* RJR APGUES
REYNOLD' TOBACCO CO. niSPUTES CLAIMS
ME EASILY
0 SMOKE
REYNOLDS ENTITLED TO FREE SPE=C
piuM^^FT TO PROTFST PRnp^SFO RATE HIKE
ciiWELL'S c2a"BFR PLAnRinG AN-.UAL BRIGHT LEAF hOEDUUN
VnuArrn hfir Says his cam'aIG'i against smoking oiOn'T CO
J??N0LDS ci?«IST SAYS VENT RAT ION CAN HANOL F SECOND-HAND
REYNOLDS-NABISCO MERGER'mAY CHANGE FOCUS
J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO.. TAXES
R.J. ceynOlHS APPEALS PROPERTY TAX CASE
COURT I" HEAR LFAF TAX CASE
RJR TAX CASE IN SUPPExE COURT
HIGH COURT TO HFAR RJR VS. OLPHAH
SuRHAM HAS STAKE IN TAX CASE BEFORE SUPPEHE COURT
REYNOLDS PULING PLE&SES DURHAM'
RjJ TAX RULl'jG FREES BONANZA FOR CITY. COUNTY
REYNOLDS TAXES MAY lOOST ARTS CENTER
SLOU BETHESDA SFJER PROGRESS TRAJS CRITICI:.-
C-^UNIY MOVING ON PLANS FQR COJRTHOUSt
CITY, COUNTY OFFICIALS CQNTINIE ARTS SUPPORT
*'"C0S-ISSI0NER-S VOTE CALLED INTO QUESTION
"•Ff^SS^JSS^lTfTl^rTiicSik CHARGED -ITH 5 ASSAULTS
10 u. S. SURRtHE COUPI
N F
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T
V
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0
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H J
l/iO/^b A 13
N
H ?
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'•/i.T/fb C I'
N
H 2
S/ul/'t) C 13
U
Lil
H ?
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N
H ?
4/17/06 A °
'1
s ?
7/G2/°6 C 11
N
H ?
7/JT/S6 C I
N
H ?
T/l'i/'b t ?
'1
5 ?
7/d1/'>t> C 12
N
H 2
<i/J'/"6 A .".
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N
H ?
d/17/<!o 0 1 P
'1
S ?
a/l»/F6 C to
*1
H ?
J/02/''o A ".
J
s ?
9/15/Po A -
N
H 1
tU-i/'b C I
N
H60
H 2
lO/iS/PO C 1?
N
H 2
12/23/P6 a 3
N
S 2
12/30/06 A 3
N
H 2
1/01/06 L ■■
N
S 2
ZW^/'b A 1
N
H 2
lO/OS/06 G 1
M
S 2
10/0^/116 A 1
N
H 2
10/07/06 A 1?
N
S 2
12':R/B6 a 1 P
N
X51
H 2
12/13/06 C 1
N
X32
S 2
12/2-'/n6 A 1
N
•'06
H 2
12/23/=6 C 1
A-jA
S 2
12/23/06 C 1
N
MQS
S 2
12/26/06 A A
c
INC. WINNING
Pni ICE ARREST EX-SUOSf ITUTE TEACHER
lO-YEAk-OLO OIRT-BIKE RACER BELIEVES IN DREAM
SUaSTITUTF TtACHER NOT GUILTY OF ASSAULT
HPEATH SHOWS PUPILS' LOVE FOR SCHOJL VOLUNTEER. POET
°* "■r^^NOLDs'^TAXES may IOOST ARTS CFNTER
•-\\ n COURTHOUSE Cafeteria plan' fading
SLOW PETifSOA SFhER PROGRESS TRAWS CRITICISM
COUNTY MOVING ON PLANS FOR COURTHOUSE
RESTAURANTS WILL CQmE
PA=BIS
^CHURCH PEOPLE MEET TO REASON TOGETHER
°*''^'lOCAL RESEARCH AREA LOOKING INTO LACK OF RABBITS
"^''''RABIES SHOT ISSUE INJECTED INTO ORANGE COURT
ORANGE GETTING TOUGH ON PET VACCINATIONS
bAT TAKEN FROM HOME TESTED FOR RAPIFS
"'hfStirEbRNSR^s'TlsJ^FaR^IS'J'R^rcSAL. RELIGIOUS C
^-?v.tM? "sC^isS^S^'lil-'-'ifTilf^ SOUTHERN BLACK S . WHI TES
CHAMBER FORUMS WILL AIR RACIAL CONCERNS ON <. TOPICS
DURHAM SCHOOLS, RACE DUESTION'. "RAW 200
UUKHAM SCHOOLS IMPROVE »ACt R'=LATrjNS
HOUSING PnRUM TO AOORFSS RACE QUESTIONS „ ^ „^, „.^,
Soon MOUSING IN DURHAM SEEN AS PROBLE- OF MONEY. NOT RACE
npi I ■ HAfF STILL FACTOR IN DURHAM HOUSING
FokuM ""ores RELATlOWsAlP OF RACE AND BUSINESS IN DURHAM
PANFLi PERCEPTIONS HARM BLACK FIRMS
UNC PROF: MINORITY AWARENESS HURTS =iLACKl
LOCAL POLITICS: BLACKS. WHITES EXPLAIN HOW THEY wOR«...
FORUMS "mould BECOME SPRINGBOARD TQ harmony
MAN 0=StlTUTE l"? YEARS AFTER ARREST SPARkEU RACF RIOT ^.ttocii
HUMaS RECaIIONS COUNCIL TRYING ';0 RESOLVE CONTROVERSY IN KlTTRtLL
OXFORO'S 2 ORPHANAGES STILL ECHOING SFGREGATin.1
N.C.'S RACIAL VIOLENCE NOT EASILY ELIMINATEO
RACIAL UI SCRIMIN^TILN
SEE ALSO AGE DISCRIMINATION
5FE ALSO APARTHFIO
SEE ALi>C ARYAN NATIONS
SFE ALSO CITIZENS FOR bETTEi GOVERNMENT
SEE ALSO DISCRIMINATION
SEE ALSO rURHAM. M.C.. RACE RELATIONS
111 Itio KKa^i"r'A3iL'^NiAirlGlnST RACIST AND RELIGIOUS VIOLENCE
SEE ALSO The ''RDER
5EF ALSO PACE RELATIONS
SEE ALSO SEX DISC IMINaTION
SFE ALSO UNITEo'^CHUPcS^F CHRIST. COMMISSION FOR RACIAL JUSTICE
S7SG"l%!^?"SAV'|Si!i"K?"M^M0PI=S FOR DURHAM WOMAN
THORNTON FLEET OF FOuT
S^Ic!1?lT^I?rr^F'L'^F«"^^lT LIFE AJOLACK AND WHITE
DEADLINE ASKE'? "N OUKF'S S. AFRICA INVESTMENT
UNC WFAKFNS TIES WITH SOUTH AFRICA
TAR HEEL LEGISLATORS SHOULD CALL MILLER'S BLUFF
C-URT SAYS INTENT TO D ISCR Im IN ATE MUST »E SHOWN.
LIMITS PUSmFD for election puNOFFS: TOP N.C. DEM
UNC UFFICIALS OK PERLIN HALL'tPLICA
ru?H3^i?yErrAY°ivfi^^rTi.'^7i:^v'!S rL.,TON was racially Mm
V^TFR DISCRIMINATION OENIEQ BY high POINT
REVISION OF JUDICIAL ELFCTION' URGED
PHILOSOPHIES 1UMP MEaOS .c,„,r- r.=c
SUPREME COURT TO HEAR EXTENSION SEKVICc CASF
JUDGE SfLAYS NASH ELECTION TQ HEAR DISCRIMINATION CHARGE
SIT-IN FOLLOWS UNC VOTE
^SSoy'^xJ^Si^'s^^^rTloisH^rg^'p^CE AND BUSINESS lU DURHAM
panel: perceptions harm black firms
forum speakers rap racial attitudes
ThoJnoSpG^FUfMuIT TO BLOCK RULING ON JUDGES' ELECTIONS
OPPORTUNITIES FOR MINORITIES _, ,„_ ^
CIVIL RIGHTS TEAM WILL VISIT HALIFAX SCHOOLS
BLACKS AND SELF-RELIANCE
H 2 11/01/06 C 1 t- N '97
H 2 2/2'i/'>6 C 1 •!
S 2 2/2S/P6 L I N
S 2 3/13/06 C 1 P ') S8A
H 2 5/30/06 B 1 N Sa?
S 2 12/23/P6 C 1 P 'I S<)2
S 2 12/20/''6 A
S 2 12/22/"6 A
H 2 12/23/06 C
5 2 12/23/06 C
H 2 12/3^/06 A
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1 N ^'U''
2
9/01/06
L^
A
2
11/3^/06
L
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2
2
7
5/03/86
5/03/06
6/J7/R6
A
A
ti
lA
13
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ETHNIC VIOLENCE (. INTIHIDAIIJN
H 2
l/30/'i6
A
1 7
i;
S 2
«./; 3/06
I
N
H 7
',/ 7/Ro
A
S 2
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A
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H 2
'./-':'/06
A
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H ?
<./25/06
A
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S 2
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A
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H 7
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A
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1
S 2
5/02/06
c
N
S 2
5/U5/B6
A
H 2
5/11/B6
A
H 2
5/19/P6
A
S 7
6/3A/06
c
N
H 1
6/20/B6
u
N
S- 7
12/03/06
c
H 2
12/13/06
A
u
-
C. DEMOCRATS ENOORSE CHANGE
H
7
1/J9/06
A
A
H
7
1/10/06
e
H
7
1/10/06
I;
7
2/10/Ro
A
>•
7
2/21/06
A
'V
s
7
2/21/06
L
I
s
7
Z/lZ/Kb
A
1 f
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3/03/06
A
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H
7
3/19/°6
:j
7
3/29/06
A
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7
S/Z^/PO
A
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7
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A
7
<./0A/O6
A
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7
'./13/06
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A/21/S6
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A/2'5/06
C
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L
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7
b/0?/P6
A
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7
5/02/06
C
s
7
5/16/06
L
H
7
5/:o/B6
A
A
H
7
6/U1/06
C
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7
6/J^/8e
A
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7
6/12/86
A
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7
6/19/06
A
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MUNTHLr/4NVUAL
1/01/06
W/31/H6
S U 6 J t C I 5
PtlMABY R^auIREMENT NOT HOT RSflAI I^i;iic
N.C. EXFCUTTON MAY HINGF ON G« . CASF
WHITE SIIPOEMACY FANATICS
rl"°fi^'^"^"^'^tF"?j^§.„^^^if?H'sr^??^'
s:^'?s.fs^^s,'i;?.5^flr^^gc^^i!:?°feAc"^5K^"'^^^^'^^°
RALEIGH GROUP U=SFT ARQUT alL-HHI?e"taFF
s^yw^siJE'-sr.^^u*^^^ ?^^?%^??^,Myfc.uR
CONGRESS SPEAKS OMT AGAINST APARTHEn
?.S'A5X,??ii"i;^E'^JJJL:?V?^"- ""''' '" '^'^'=« ""'"'" ^L^«
MEMORIAL TO SUBSERVIENCE
E^'J^k. ^Jl^f S ON RACIAL COKPLAI'lTS
rHrc°^!SF\^?S*^|^BA"R%"A^S?.E'St"-^' ^""^'"^ "" ''^'^
PERSON APPOINTMENT PROMPTS GRIEVANCE
J"A?'i'iliSK'^?i^J^gK"" BLAaKr,',^L'?^^S%OUCAT,ON IS IMP.OVEO
''"fEE''rLS^"cfeV^^'5?Cri'Ss"''""''' ORGANUATIUNS STATUTE
III 5tlS S?f1^ri?s'T?fK?inr^^.^^° ^""'^'C "'"^S'
BILL SETS TIME LIMIT FOR MARTIN TO SFLEri iilnrc^
?Sil^¥!c'A?ibi = yjNg'55^I^rbii?Ej" ^"^^^^^?''
"ArKFTFEPING
^^l„*M( ORf.ANUEl CRIMF ISE'^ ALSO SPFTIFir roiucci
TRUCKING COMPJNY'S SU T AGAIN°T BFLK'S ni^^Jc^^^'
PACUUETBALL
HOGAN HIGH ON
'HIS' SPORT
N.C.
THE MULTI-NATIONAL RADAR
^Vifo^SSf" l-^SES RALAKi "a- RESULTS
AIRPORT KAOAR WORKING AGAIN "^^^'^
RDU TO TEST BAD WEATHER LANDINGS
RADIAN CORP.
?6gr¥o'^2gSDs?8J^I Un.1'b^k^^^ir'^f^lll- ,,eM UP
•RADIATION
SEE ALSO HAZARDOUS MATERIALS
m ;tfs ?r\'js?jvLn"'^' trfat„cnt,
SEE ALSO MICROWAVES
Iff AtlS N:CL-FAR°ifU?^/S°,'^'="'^" COMMISSION
til JtlS Ky^tlJS ^kp'^^^' "•'•• OCCIDENT,
sfi urn ^^u't^I^^iu""'" °''°°'*^ "^° ^'"""-^
Ifl ^S'^ Sa'SISa'^Ji'vI JJs^f?"^'
SEE ALSO X-RAY
AGENT OPANGF NOT 'OK'
"■tS?? f^^'°I^I? MENACING MY'^TERIES
coulSSU eJr^i^j,°o NnEiS'f^'c^:;^p?^^rTiNf °'°^*" ^^^^^"
ThI i:XIS5,^i'S?%SIl?R"'"'"^'^"' "cYL7'd,saS,ER... ICAkTuoN,
2A'g!si^??vr?ri5"^;^s??h"?R^FSjr!L°c'^ "" '^ ^'^f"--
Bn'tnn'"'L''I; CHERNOBYL MISHAP DIRE
SP,?rP WON'T PRORE ALLEGATIONS AROIIT CPri
imn 5F"o"lD'?A?fSN^ ^'^P^SS^O^'/f is r\'"«^
ro'.t'o'. W.l'.'-rklri'ur'^"' '°'^''° °^"" '5 "~5"TLF0 7 YEARS AFTER
wnrr5I5'-in'^c"-h"^'^ "'"' ^lUCLEA" VICTIMS
^Ptrf!,'^ ?9^o? '^t*"^ EQUIPMENT NOT FAIL-SAFE
JhrSe^'SFl^P' l'^^o'S= rGliGE''?a=*f5i?%^ ;???^|J,?^f 'J SHFARON HARRIS
rslRpLISTK'ATTITuSE '■^ ° " *^ "'^ '"^"^ ' ^«"5" -SelTOOWN'
Bo5^^^5L°CON!Lt!5Kl5l ^° '' ^^^^'^^
OURHA"* MAN STUDIES GROUNOWATFP RADTrlu
IJo^Pe%s^o^^'^III^ c^%N"8i?J SSLriL*iSNV?uR-Si?l - — '
DATE
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6/^!>/R6 C
7/01/°6 A
T/Ol/iio J
7/0T/R6 A
7/14/l'6 A
TXh/r.t, A
7/i3/Po A
7/2<./ai A
3/23/R6 C
8/^'./ot A
a/27/e6 u
d/^B/ne „
'*/30/n6 A
lO/J^/^b A
10/06/P6 A
10/.J^/R6 A
- I0/n/8o A
H ' 10/17/fl6 A
H ? 10/3D/P6 C
H I U/U5/et> A
H 2 ll/J5/»6 A
S ? U/,)6/66 A
H I \i/Ji./«b e
H .? li/U/Of, A
H 2 I2/11/R6 A
S ? 12/11/06 C
H 1 12/17/00 C
H 2 U/lS/lfc B
H 2 12/2<)/06 A
<. T T R56
N T3S
7/10/R6 A 1 !) N
7/17/86 A 17 rj
7/21/'l6 A I? J
H 2 5/11/0,6 C 8
H 2 7/12/86 D i-
S 2 7/1^/86 A 11
H ? 12/25/8(, 1 1
S 2 l/i\/-<b U
P ^l 057
1/11/06
2/15/86
2/15/06
11/21/86
H 2 V/21/86 C 5
S 2 11/2D/86 A I
■J32
N H9'^
•1 S31
... (CARTOON! H
RADIATION,
SEE NUt
MEDICAL
LEAR MFulCAL EQUIPMENT
l/06/fl6
'•/25/86
5/01/86
5/J1/R6
5/31/86
5/03/06
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^^SPEAKERs''uRGe''cOMPRFMENMVE plan FOR TREATING RADIOACTIVE WASTE IN N.C.
N.C. RADIOACTIVE WASTE STORAGE R E AOI N f S S CK I T I C U EO
N.C. r.RAPPLFS WITH PREPARING FOR RAOIOACTIVE WASTE SITE
BATTLF VOWEO TO BLOCK NUCLEAR WASTE SITEj IN N.C.
TAR HEELS VOW NHCLEAR DUMP TO FACE »ATTL£
STATE ATTACKS PROPOSED NUCLEA'-WASTEMTeS
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RADIOACTIVE WASTE INCINERATOR PLANS RFCF 1 VE SE TP ACK
H4RT1N PACKS REFERENDUM ON NIXLFAR WASTF SITES
N.C. HOUSE OKS NUCLEAP WASTF VOTE
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PUT WASTE IN -THEIR" GARDENS
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS: NORTH CAROLINA
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INSTRUMENT FALLS OFF PLATFORM AT DU PONT, CAUScS "MELTUDWN'
RAO''N SURVEY STARTS NEXT WEEK IN ■;00 HQUSFS
OFFICIALS TO VISIT S.C. NUCLEAR DUMP
RADIOACTIVE WASTE
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR WASTES DISPOSAL AND STORAGE
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HEARING SFT ON HANDLING RADIOACTIVE WASTE
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NUCLEAR SITE DECISION RILES TAR HEELS
PR I MF WASTE SITFS IN N.C,, VA.
N.C. OFFICIALS CRITICIZE PROCESS USED TO P I CK NUCLEAR WASTc SITES
CPCL "AY STORE PADI"ACTIVF FUEL AT SHEARQN HARRIS PLANT
NUCLEAR WASTE DUMP PUBLIC HEARpiGS SET
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CONTINUED PRESSURE NEEDED TO ou"P N.C. NuClfaR SITc
...WHAT A GREAT PLACE FOR A NUCLEAR WASTE Dump; ICARTOuNI
FRA«KLIN OFFICIALS STRONGLY 0PPO5= NUCLFAR WASTE SITE
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O^E SAYS NUCLEAR VAULT WON'T -£ 3UILT UNLESS SITE IS SAFc
STATE ACTION URGED Ty GET OFF NUCLEAR DUMP LIST
N.r. RANKED FIRST FOR LDW-LEV=L RADIOACTIVE WASTE DUMP
MEEh-.GS SET t5 FOCUS OPPOSITION TO NUCLEAR WASTE RFpnslTORY PLAN
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COBEY TO CIRCULATE PETITIONS AGAINST SITE .„,„.,T,wt j.cT-
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NUCLcAR WASTE SITES POLITICAL PROOLEMS
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DOE SETS GUIOFLlNFS FOR PFQPLF WANTING TO SPEAK AT HcAWING
APPLICATION RESUBMITTED FOR BLADEN INCINERATOR
STATE DFNIFS LICENSF FOP RADnACTIVF WASIF INCINERATOR
SONG USFU TO OPPUSt NUCLEAR WASTE DUMP
NUCLEAR DUMP SITE FAULTS POINTE" OU'^
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LOW-L'VFL WASTE SITE HEARING '^EJ^^AY 27
PILLS FILED TP BLOCK NUCLEAR WASTE SITE
5 hniFSiljRs LPITICI?E OPE ON NUCLEAR WASTE SITE STUDY
STATE IP CHALLENGE RANKING FCP WASTF DU-P
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NEW WASTE SITE ON SF COMPACT AGFNPATOuiV
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T»P HEELS GET NUCLEAR ALOW
N.C. VyTED SITE FOR NUCLEAR DJMP
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MARTIN SETS MEETINGS TUDAYCN STATE'S KPLE IN CO^Iir?
,^2c7?^*. "^""''^'^ OUALIFY FOP -IIGH-L'^VFL NUCLEAR S^TF
PANEL THLO PLANTS SHUUL1 KtFP WASTJ
N.C. couhtifs will fight uAnnJcr vf waste nu»p
HERRI'IGTON CRITICUFq FOR OuAp REMARKS
STATE HiLL SPENT tlOO.OOO ON OISPOSAL SITE CRITFRTA
COMPACT WILL MAKE IT TOUGHER TO QUIT
PANEL WANTS NUCLEAR S I TF LAW OEPEALFT
FRANKLIN TQ riOLO ZONING HFaRI-!G
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STATES AGRE? ON PFNALTIES FOR L'=AVING WASTf rOMPATT
WASTE COMPACT PULLOUI PFN AL T 1= S SHni I 0 RF W I Sc"" ^
LOCAL VOICES ARE URGED IN WASTE S t TF SELEC T ION
RADISSON INN-DURHA"
LOUNGF FMRLOYEE BEATEN
C':>H. JEWELRY STOLEN FROM VCU SWIMMERS
POLICE: PURSE SNATCHED AT Lla'ARY
MAN STOPS TO PICK U° SUIT. GETS CHARGED WITH FORGERY
RADIUM
EPA ORDERS ;3 WATFR SYSTEMS TO MEFT RAOTuM lTMtT5
tPA ORUEKS WATER SYSTEMS TO REDUCE LEVELS OF ?iniUM
DURHAM MAN STUDIES GROUNDWATER RADIUM RADIUM
RADNOR/VANGUARD CORP.
PARK PLANNED FOR BUSINESS AT
RADON
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BAN FOR l-<,n
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SURVEY SUGGESTS RAOON-CANCeS L INK "^ISES
RAFFORO, N.C.
RA6F0RD RESIDFNTS PREPARE FOR ANNUAL TURKEY FESTIVAL
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PAGAN-THORNTON MILLS
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CENTRAL N.C.'<; APRIL 5 TH DRIET IN LAST 100 YEARS
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SOUTHEASTERN DROUGHT
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RADIOACTIVE RAIN 1YPASSFS TRI3NGLF
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PERSON "IGHT BE DISASTER AREA
NFITHFR RAIN NOR OUST...
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TRIANGLE THUNOERSHOWEPS PROVIDE SHORT-TERM RELIFF
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PARTS OF N.C. GET RAIN OUT ORTUGHT DRAGS ON
HUGGING IN THE RAIN
C-Ul. C-IJOS AIRLIFTING HAY INTO NORTH CAROLINA
?2,',II,5i=&cTly^5''iX J'*^ WEDNESDAY HAVE LAKE LEVELS IN FRANKLIN RISING
THUNDERSTORMS PELT DURHAM, PIEDMONT AREA
STURM DAMAGE
WEEKEND RAINS BARELY DAMPEN D» Y SnuTHFAST
RAIN HELPS, BUT MORE NEEDED
STORMS HELP SOME PARCHED ARFA^ ON N.C.
RAIN EXPECTED ACROSS N.C. TODAY
SEVERE STORM DAMAGE SKIPS ORANGE
RAIN FRINGS SOME RELIEF, BUT HON-T BREAK OROUGHT
N.C. FARMERS WAIT FOR MORE RAIN: MOUNTAINS MISSED
LAKES, SPIRITS PISE WITH rain
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S'5?J,£y'-I^?=;''E'-"'S0 BUSINESS HURT BY DROUGHT CAN SEEK AID
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WATER-STARVED ORANGE GETS RAIN
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MUDDY FIELDS "AY DELAY FARMERS
GULLEY TO END WATER RESTRICTIONS
ORANGE WELCOMES DELUGE
InLl cSmtiLLEEJI' "^ DOWNPOURS MAY HAVE BEEN LITTLE TOO MUCH
SOME SOUTHEASTERN STATES STILL HURTING AETER RAIN
OROUGHT EASES, BUT ISN'T ov'R
RAIN PAI SES LAKE LEVELS
BAREFOOT IN THE RAIN
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SOLITSRY STRJLL
ROWAN INDUSTRY CUTS bACK TO SAVE WATER
RAIN NOT MUCH HELP
RAIN FILLING RESERVOIRS IN CO'INTY
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RALEIGH, ri.c.
BASEBJLL IN RALEIGH FACFS TOO MANY UNCERTAINTIES
fS?, f """*'^""' SOUGHT FOR REPAIR, EXPANSION OF MUNICIPAL SERVICES
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LET'S MOVE MOUNTAINS TO KEEP 1 N DANCING
DURHAM SHOULD REMEMBER HOW N.C. SYMPHONY WAS LOST
WATER PR ESCP IPTI O'l
HOW RALEIGH GOT THE SYMPHONY DRCHEiTRA
CITY'S WATER PLANNING A MODEL OF FORESIGHT
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AUGUST INSIGHT
RALEIGH SAYS ITS POPULATION IS NOW MORE THAN 200,000
RTI AWARDED CONTRACT FOR 'gUIT SMOKING' EFFORT
REAGAN VISITS RALEIGH TODAY
SENAIF STAR-GAJING A ONF-SIOET AFFAIR
PRESIDENT WOJS DEMOS FOR GUP
5^t^^91°= *'** TIME' BETTER FOR STATE'S CHILDREN
PRESIDENT JOKES, BUT SECURITY NO LAUGHING MATTER TO OFFICERS
5c!Ji,i5.^fIo?'^' APPEAR IN RALEIGH TO PROTEST CONTRA AID
REAGAN'S AERIAL BATHROOM DOESN'T ihprfss joOY, 9, BUT i KITCHENS...
REAGAN HITS CAMPAIGN TRAIL TQ HELP SOUTHERN SENATORS M'LHbNS...
NEW UOwNIOHN RALEIGH BUILDING
TO«N OFFER: PAY MORE To ASSUR' BYPASS WORK
FANFARE: RALEIGH BASEBALL
ADVICE '0 N.C. CITY OFFICIALS: LET CATS BF CATS
RALEIGH PARADE IS SATURDAY MOANING
RALEIGH, WAKc GREENJAY SYSTEM BUILD WITH HELP FROM VOLUNTEERS
N.C. WANTS SCALED-BACK INTERSECTION FOR DURHAM »u>-'J" icc'^ 5
CITY GROWTH PLAN EYES RTP HOR<EPS
APIS COMPLEX PROPOSED IN DOWNTOWN RALEIGH
RALEIGH W0r4' T GET DURHAM ROAD MONEY
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RALEIGH, N.C, GROWTH DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO INDUSTRIAL OFVFLDPMENT, N.r.
RALFIGH AREA LAND BOU'» SAID PEAKING
RALEIGH MAYOR S«YS CITY WILL CONTINUE FAST GROJTH RATE
RALEIGH, N.C, WATER RF50URCFS
SEE ALSO WATER RESOURCES, N.C
RALFir.ri, roPPS SIGN PACT ON FALLS LAKE WATER
RALEIGH BREWING COMPANY
N.C. BEER HITTING MARKET
RALEIGH CHAMBER OF COM^'ERCE
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CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE TARGET T'lANC-LE ISSUES S J
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RALEIGH'S REOUEST ABOUT FALLS LAKE HELD 'NOT FEASIBLE' H 1
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OASCfc PPSITI'ONS AMD MOVEMENTS ICABTOONl
DANCE F'=STIVAL BACKERS WANT T^ STAY IN DURHAM
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RALEIGH CONSinERS MOUNTCO POLICE
"'^^|Aft?^H^J^?i%:J^C??HbLS'^?i;?l^a" SHOULU BE nUILT
'"'''^?T^^NT7'uUR=TfN''ALEtGH HOSPITAL FIRC
kALFir.H HOSPltAL PATIENT DIES FOl-LOW ING F IRF
Soman KILLED IN SHOOTING AT RALEIGH HOSPITAL
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HOLIDAY HAPPENINGS BEGIN
rVp^Gei;NT.'*FnR THOSE «H0 LIK' CHRISTMAS SPIRIT
RALEIGH FtPEPAL SAVINGS BANK
f^!J,1^iF^Si.5^?li^-T.%S^S^ ??N.'-?aG TO STABILUE
^!^^"Sp^?^^t5MJ^? R^i^?'oS INTERFST. INFLATION STAVING LO.
°''"^SEf,J,AfjT°^?RlFIGHTER ASK60 TO RETURN
""'"^SlvkU-PLAN-rplLOTS TO GET MORE POOM AS AIRPORT GROWS
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BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
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RALEIGH •ORACULA- ENTERTAINING OLD-TIME CHILLER
RALEIGH MEMORIAL AUDITCRIUM
'lArElSn'Sli^nS^ CSUNL MEMBERS -WINHOW SHOP- AT ADF
A°rS COMPLEX PROPOSED IN noWNT OWN RALEIGH
OALETGH NEWS AND OBSERVER INEWSPAPCRl
SFE'UFbS AND OBSERVER
RALEIGH PILSNER BEER
Ke'w-n'o'r'tS ^IKtl'SA^rEl'sELLnO OUT IN AREA
RALEIGH BEE" SALES FLOWING
"'"-^'iSoTGUN^IRiD^jT » AL E I GH POLICE OFFICER
MARYI AND SUBPOENAS RALEIGH RECORDS . , , ,,.
POLIC* CHIEF SAYS PSYcSiC HAS MADE FRIGHT FN I NG CALLS
RALFIGH POLICE CHIEF UNDERGOES SURGERY
HOURS SURPRISE POLICE MOVING SOUTH
''"-'''.t;MX^^f.E8'F0;-H';^Ti'NE°'p0LlCrMAN WITH HUT GRITS
2 ;jur"am people charged in OALEIGH
Jn^NI-SHAVING STUDIED IN "IAS PROBE „,rTucMr
POOSECOTOR: BIAS FRIEND FACES PROBABLE INDICTMENT
PALEIGH TIMgs INEWSPAPERl
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PIEDMONT GETS GROUNOSWELL FOR GATEWAY ^ 2 9/01/16 A" II ■!
AIRLINE HUB HAY E"PLDV J,2Qn wqrkFRS "(y 1 ^Rq " ? <f/0Vl6 « <■
LITTLE ROU IMPACT SEEN fr^m AI RL I N£ SALE " ^ 9/1V86
RCU AIRPORT NEARLY READY fSr CONCORDE S I o'.^-..
3 TO LEAD RDU LONOON-F L I GHT BID " ? - • -
FOG DELAYS FLIGHTS • 01 u ^ j 9/17/f6 ^ .
CONCORDE MAY RETURN ' 2 9/<;1/ll6 L 1
AIRPORT MANAGERS SLUE CONFERFNCE " ^ 9/J7/P6 a h
UNITEn SHIFTING SENIOR SALES CHIEF TO RDI] " ? 10/02/"6 f. 7
AMERICAN HUS ^^AV BRING MORE DELAYS AT AIRPORT " ^ lO/JI/Po D 1"
COMMUTER MOWING TO ROU Li-LAri Al AIRPORT „ j 10/27/06 t I
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FEW SPECIALS SEEN FOR ROU FLIGHTS
BRIDGE WORK TO OELAY RDU TRAFFIC
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RDU NORMAL FOR HOLIDAY ju-.ua, ^^ j I2/0'j/P6 B 9
CONCORDE TO RETURN IN JULY 5 2 l2/29/no A I
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NEW RDU RUNWAY CRITICIZ-^D 5 2 2/\.'-/l>b A ? •!
FAA HAY IIGHTFN RDU KAUJU CONTACT 5 ? 3/11/16 A 1 N ,/8'
°SF',^J;° AIR-IRAEFIC RULES BFGIN AT R AL t IGH-OllRHAM I I "./ll/Pb A 1 N JB?
AMERICAN HU1 "AY PRING MOR? OFLAYS AT AIRPORT 5 2 a/29/P6 c 1 N wS?
ROU TO TEST BAD HEATHER LANDI'IGS "IKfO"' H 2 10/27/S6 t 1 -
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"''"sEE^ALsS^MRlInf?"' '""-"^"^ LANOING FEES
ROU AIRPORT AUTHORITY RAISES LANDING FEES
RALcIGH/OURHAM AIRPORT. POND ISSUE
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^''!,fk^2.''"-EI<;H/nuRHAM AIRPORT, RUOGET
AIRPORT DISTRICT SCHEDULES AN'IUAL HFARINr ON RlinrCT
AIRPORT DISTRICT ■JOARO OKS BUO&FT "■•*'"'^'' ^^ BUDGET H 2 6/10/06 G 4 N
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^ S™*"-^" paleigh/durham airport, ouno issue
A^IR^SIT^^^^^bS^S? 5^?S'r5is'ilgriT"5k^'^'- "^'"^- '"'^ ^'^- a^E'ATIONS H 2 3/19/06 C 12 N M,7
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SoS^^SiRS-^JrrAY'g'il^li"'"'^^ -"-'- ^"^ '^"^^ UNEXPECTED .M6,0Dn EXTRA S '2 %'Ay,';-'' ? '^'^ - ^ ■'^•^
palEIGH/DupHAH airport, PUSP'ESSES
RDU PONOERS rate RELIEF FOR SMALL CONCESSIONS
- - . C 1 D \| M07
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RALEIGH/nuOHAM AIRPORT, CAR RENTALS AND SAIFS
dSKLJ^J'S ■""' "t ALLOWED ATAIRpnHT'-'^
RENTAL CAR FIRMS CONCFRNEO AB^UT ROU CHANGES
''*'-|ri"<r'yf,"?'' 4IR''0RT, CONSTRUCTION
SEE ALSO RALEIGH/DURHAM A I RPOR T, CONTRACTS
\\\ ^'■^r S'.l-E.'SH/nuRHAM AIRpDrt; EjpiNSliN PLAN
SEE ALiC RALEIGH/OURHAM AIRPORT, OtJNWAYS
SoKK°?iFs'np''^^2c'iU:ii-M°^ '" IMPr6vE"cNTS
RdS GROWTH ''?akE°s'^0Ff""'' '' " 4U E I GH-DURh AM AIRPORT
LOW KP-U BIDS TOTAL «33.6 MILLION
Nfw BIDS SOUGHT ON RDU fire PPQTECTION
AIRPORT WORK aios TOTAL »32 MILLION
5?DS*AjSgSJp5 g^^gVSSR'l?; ''"•" "'"-'■ '^ (^'PI^'L. .1..A MIL. OPERATIONS
MSS'"'! S'^tS BUSY YEAR. UPS BUDGET 1„»
si^pSf £^r^F^;iNArs?^s"'^'^°"^ ^°" "°'"- "«^«
^ISoHol ^.'.r^S MOVING FUEL TANKS
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cnRsVSScn'jrArii^pI^T"''*'^^ ^^ ^'-'^ multipurpose ruiloing
H 2 8/IA/06 t< 10
3/2';/06 C S N '197
12/19/06 A 16 N '97
RDU SMOOTHS BUILDING CHANGES
M2S°SI "IThority approves Grjnt
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S^Fi^nijI'^S/£iP--^5ALj"tS?S^T%Illipi??^£^lil6.„00
RALEIGH/nURHAM AIRPORT. CONTRACTS
.,,i!Ll3,5*'-S'<'"'"'"''HA« AIRPORT. CONSTRUCTION
AUTHORITY AWARDS tl.* MILLION CONTRACT fIr AIRPORT
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RHU OFFICIALS Tiaie POLLUTIPN STU"Y FUNICS
RDO tOAOD O'.S P»V RAISES
'*^i^rAtfn"pAL^!^H?s;5HiS''r;iJg^^?3.sr«ucTioN
AKE»IC4" eXPAMOS FLIGHTS »N0 SEPVIC^S
OAl £IL,H/0UPH£M AIsruFT, PClTD S^kVirE
AIKLIME SELLS Fni,R-S t R V I CF F 1" «
RULING FAVORS OHB'^S H^USE
AIRPORT FOOn FI"" AWAITS COURT RJLINI,
OALEIOH/OUOHAM AIRPORT. PO^EIGN TRIDF ZQMe
SEE IM.C. . FORFICN TRAOE iONE
RALEIGH/nuPHAM AIRPORT, GAT E" AV f U &HT S
SEE RALrlOH/DURHAM AIRPPRT, I N T" RN A T I OM AL FLK
»'LEIGH/nuPH.« AIRPORT. r,ENE»AL^AVIATja.^„,^^,^^ CHARTER AIRCRAFT
r,= WFR4L-AVISII0'J FLIERS A'K SfACE. SIGM5
CgStkIct FOI) SITE TESTPIG APPop'/EP FJO OJM
OALEIGH/nUOHAH AIRPORT. GRANTS
ROU GETS GRANT Fu" HU" TERMINAL
RALEIG"/nuRH«M AIRPORT, HANGARS „,,,,„^
AIHPOFT HOKK "ITS TOTAL t52 MILLION
DALEIGH/niJOHAH AIRPORT. HISTPRV
"l,^H,^.SNrJ"E^?H^.iT^Ns'pS•i ^5S MILLIOM RUNWAY
^.LEIGH/OUPHAM^AIRPOPT.^INTERNATIO-JAL^FL.GHTS ,3,,,, ,,,,„,
SNiLrSIS^AU^SpTl -.AY LACK SIZE FOR INTERNATIONAL FLIGHTS
ROU MAY OFFER INTFRNATIONAL FLIGHTS
AKE^ICAN TO OnU^LE RDU TRIP'
AIRPCT FCOn FIRM AJAITS COURT RJLINo
FOUR CONGRESSMEN SUPPORT RDU-S GATEWAY "in
CHAMBFHS. CCnGRFSSMFN back RO'l AS GATEWAY
RDU THE BEST CHOICE
FAILU'E OPENS 000= TO LONDON
CAMPAIGN' FOR OVERSEAS FLIGHT TO HEAT UP
ROU AOVISFR in HELP LANO LONDON FLIGHT
PltDMnNT GE^^S GRO'INOSHELL FOR OATEHAY
EFFORT TO SUPPORT Rnu-LONOON LINK
I ANO US IN LUNOON!
GATEWAY CAMPAIGN' GETS 1100,00; FROM ROU
3 TO LEAD ROU LONOON-F L I GH T BID
»HEN OALEIGH-rU''HAM AIRPORT WIN
MERE TO SEE THF CONCORDE
BOUND FOR LONDON
R'-U FOG GROUNDS LEGISLATIVE FLIGHT
I'-ivaSION, Panel told
SI'TEW^rSoS^ro'pE^'lKIANGLE TO A PRITI
s I:- i'^F"c^s4ScrTipi!EVT? u;.;^i\ssuFs
5uUGE AfCFLFRATFS SCHFOULE FO^ SELECTING GATEWAY AIRL
•LAND US IN LONOON" -IN^'ER
rT^r^F%;!ilLFvIrf^?N^/PcL;NO. PROMOTE ...C.
STATE JFFILIaLS HOPEFUL ON N.'.-U.K. AIR L1«K
SUP?5»°I mJi!!"up''fOR LO.^OON fUoMT from ROU AIRPORT
RcC°s Competition foK Conoun flight bsnks cm trUngle
FUCHTS FRO" ROU AIRPORT TAKE OFF
LOWEST PDU-LONDOU FARF WOULD l c ABOUT SAOO
C«AP\"?TE Tn'r.l? lJnuoS'H'aJfw.Y, SUME OBSERVERS SAY
kOJ OFF CIALS OF.MY =cPORT ABOUT oATEWAY
UI'S BE FAIR. "PFN ON GATEWAY OECISION
•LAND US IN LONOO'I'
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^"RnS'^AN^FrTo'cbMllDirlrLLINrLANn FOP HOTEL
COU"! DENIES FOUR apRFaLS
REpJlJ WORK TO CREATE RDU PARKING PRO-LFMS
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SMEOICAW EXPANDS PLIGHTS ANO SERVICFS
F^K WANT OF 2T CENTS. A LnNr, -IRneAL
AIRPOPT GETAWAY i<"C«L
CPNnEMNCD PROPEBTY lUTEPEST M-1R= THAN KDU PAN = L FXPFrTfn
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XALEIGH/nuRHAM AIRPORT. PASSENGERS
BIOS APPRDYED BY AUTHORITY
ffSEHSI AUTHORITY AWARDS CU'IT''ArTS FJD POAD. G4RAGF
ATRPOBT PASSED MILLIUN-PA^SFNGEP MARK l-ARAGE
3 TO LEAD Rnu LONOON-FLIGHT 8' D
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RALEIGH/DURHAM ATRPO'^T. "OST OFFIC'^
AIRPOPT AUTHORITY G^TS DETAILS ON HUB MULTIPURPOSF BUILDING
°""SFe"aLSo"pIL*t'^''°'"' °'"^*^'= PILOTS
5["U 'IRPORT PANEL ENDORSES "ff! E ACTION AT NPhTh raxp
hanaufmfnt of ppivate-plane ai£a to be tIghteneo
U u J t C T S
'ALEIGH/nuCHAH AIRPORT, REMTAL SPACE
ROU PONPtRS RATE RELIEF FOR SmSll CONCESSIONS
PALEIGH/DUOriAH AIRPORT. ROADWAY SY'TFM
AIRPOPT UCAPO TO PROTEST NO OVERPASS
PALEIGH/DUPHAM AIRPOPT. RUNWAYS
SEE ALSO PALEIGH/DUPHAM AIRPORT. CUNSTRUCT I ON
BID APPROVEO FOR CLEARING AIRPORT LANP
ROU NFEOS COULD HIT 175 MILLION
AIRPJRT FIRM'S SITE RFOUEST 0< • 0
i'i't',iui»T,rii of" """^^^ ^^'^"^5
NEW RDU RUNWAY CRITICUED
PItOHnNY JET CHRISTENS R OU • S '5'; "ILLION RCINwAY
ROU AIRPORT AUIHORITY RAISES LANDING F£FS
^f" «'J^?r 'i^ -''l^E FOR UNSUSPECTING PILOT
BLcSSINOS OF A NEW RUNWAY
FAA MAY STUOY ROU KHNWAYS
?o''rnSfic:*'^E5 ?i"^';5'?f^„0^f"EFN ROU RU'JHAYS
A?Rp5R"?^'SEw'gM,21^ SE%',^^^i'r"'°" "' ""^^ *"'^^^
AIRPOPT DISTRICT rioiRQ r|K<; uuOGFT
«Dy BOARD REVIEWS BUDOET I TFM-
PPIVATC-PLANE PILOTS TO GFT MfR^ ROOM AS AIRPORT rent
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AIRPOPT DISTRICT eOAfiO OKS RUOGET
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RALEIGH/PURHAM AIRPORT, TAXI CABS
SFE ALSO TAXI CABS
MORE TAXIS ■<AY BE ALLOWED AT AIRPORT
R'i3%°?,:0E^Vs%"A"{F-RE\^f.%°P%"|!i:,«-g-,,^W^,rAX, PERMITS
PAL EIGH/OURHAM AIRPORT, TAXIHAYS
AIRPORT AUTHORITY OKS GRANT FOR APRON
RALEIGH/OUPHAH AIRPCRT, TERMINAL
iirj'our. 't:;.^"e5^s^f"«^'"'"' «"« " «^" .1
SITE WORK alO ACCEPTED H
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LOW ROU BIOS TOTAL «31.fc MILLION S
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FAA MAY STUDY ROU RUNWAYS 5
TERMINAL SHARPS UP 5
ROU GFTS GRANT COR HUB TERMINAL I
CONSTRUCTION AT AIRpijRT S
5V?5!f*" EXPANDS FLIGHTS AND SEOVtCES S
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H 2 5/07/96 B 3 N ■1^7
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S 2 7/^4/96 C I
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1/01/Rb C
1/17/86 b
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1/J6/06 B
2/16/R6 D
J/ll/Pb e
2/l''/''b C
2/2T/Sb A
3/0S/96 A
1/US/flb A
J/IT/Pb L
3/1^/96 C
',/16/»6 C
5/C9/Fb C
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5/2V9b A
6/11/B6 B
6/l?/B6 A
6/l')/P6 3
6/19/96 C
7/l«./B6 C
7/l6/Rt L
8/06/96 A
lJ/lS/96 B
a/20/B6 C
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9/n/B6 c
10/17/96 L
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11/U/P6 C
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W/01/B6 L
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AIR T'^AFFIC CONTROL TOwER
"ALEIGH/nUPHAM AIRPORT, TuNNFL
BID APPROVEO FOR CLEARING AIRPORT LAND
RALEIGH/pyPHAM AIRPORT, WEATHER FO'>ECASTS
SEE ALSO NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE
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l/0l/0f> - 12/31/86
SUbJECIS
1/J=/''
ROU HCUSIS TOP S.C. LEATHER S'»TIg\
?TnRM^ GIVE SCIEfiTISTS PLENTY TO STUOV
LAST RIG CHILL FASE^LV AWAITED IN STD'M STuPY
FORECASTERS WAR'! ORHUGHT NOT YET nvER. DESPITE RAl.J
aALEIGH/OU=HJM AIRPORT AUTHORITY
IfE ALSr BALEIGH/PU"HAM AIRPQOT
BID APPROVED FOR CLEARING AIRPQRT LA.jn
ilRPOBT Sa? NEED t21 -ILLIUN IN IMPROVEMENTS
KPU NEEPS COULD HIT $'5 HILLIIN
AIRPORT bUYS "OSEUM MMRAL „-.„,. tt., r^i
NATIONAL G0AR1 MOVE hOLOING UP RcL0CATIOr< 0'
AIRt I'lE SELLS FOUD-SEBVTCF FPU
S-^T^L OEV^toRFRS AS< TO USE STRIP JF LAND
AlKPuOT FIR'A'S SITE KEOUcST U ' • n
TAXIHAY^. RUNWAY MAY DOUBLE FLIGHTS
FLA. FIR,; SEEKS ACCESS TO LANT MEAR ROJ. I-AO
Rfiu PANFL to CONSIDER SELLING LAN" F3P HJTEL
RDU TRYING TO REMEDY PROeLEMS AFFECTING PRIVATE,
SITE WORK DID ACCFPTtO ,„.,- <.,r..c
CFNERlL-AVUTtON FLIERS ASK S"ACt:. SIGNS
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CIPITAL , ?L';.<i MIL.
CONTRACT FQO SITE TESTING APPOQVED FJO Pol.
IlRPORT WORK =I0S TOTAL 132 MILLION
ROU AUTHORITY 0' S BUDGETS: 12"2.0 MILLION
BIOS APPROVED 8Y AUTHORITY
MORE T4YIS MAY RE ALLOWED AT 11RP"RT
N=W ROU HUa MFANS FARE rOMPFTITION
PIEDMONT JET CHRISTENS RDU'S IS'^ "ILLION RUNWAY
RoS AIRPORT AUTHORITY «« I S ES L AND ING Fg^s
N^w RUNWAY NO JOKE FjP UNSUSP= lT ING PILOT , „ .,
AiSpOPT AUTHJBITY AWARDS CONTRACTS FQR "0''J' "RAGE
onu ^PAPn HOWS TO AlkLI"E. RECONSIDERS TANK FAkM PLAN
aIRPoSt 5utSSpIT? isKED TO HELP ^ENEW TWO TAXI "ERMIT
RUNWAY OiRBECUE ATTRACTS OFFICIALS
AIRPORT DISTRICT "OIRO "KS BUToET
SKa ??rp"0Rf 'pI^-f^ t&^Er^S^E ACTION AT NORTH RAMP
HiNAOFMCNT OF PR I VATE- PL ANE A^ C A TQ jC TIGHTcNcn
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ROU O'^APQ OK 5 PAY RAISES
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3 TO LEAD KOJ LONOON-^FLIGHT^B! 0 _
RDU CHANCES CLIM3 FOR LONDON FLIGHTS
AI^PG'T BHARD TO PROTEST NO OVERPASS
3RD ulO NEEDED ON ROU FUEL FA^M »-„,cmn-,
AIRPGPT AUTHORITY WANTS TO J »" »" '^ INTcP SFC TI P.J
T^LL-FrFE CALLING FOR A I RPUP T I S PUSHED
tl^???:cJS r^!N%lrf.wJSSFe'F°5R'JLui^lSG WORK AT AIRPORT
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FLIGHTS FRUM ROU AIRPORT TAKE JFF
RALEIGM/OURHAH AIRPORT AUTHORITY. CHAIRMAN
WILLIAM CLEMENT ON TELEVISION SHOW
RALEIGH/nuOHAM AI.RPORT AU T HO' IT Y , "I I 5 TORY
SEE RALEIGH/DURHAM AI-IPORT, HISTORY
PAl eiGH/nuRHAM BUSINESS oevELOPHFNT CENTER
SEE mINOkITY PUSINESS development AGENCY
RALEIGH/PURHAM STANDARD "E T KP POL I TA N STATISTICAL AREA
•;ff ai so pqpulatidn. oupham ^ ^
SEE ALS° STANDARD METROPOLITAN STATISTICAL AF.FAS
5FE ALS" STATISTICS
SEE ALSO U.S. CENSUS EIUREIU
TOIAU LOOKING AT ALAMANCE
RALEICH/OUFHAH wEaThER UURFAU , ., ^ , cnocr.eTs
SFE RALEIGH/DURHAM AIRPORT, WFATHER FORECASTS
OA-AO (GORILLA)
"^A?r'^"auy:'pAiiR-PLaT THICKENS
tVw BEAU FOUND FUR JOtl'S GORILLA
HOPF'S NEW BEAU ARRIVES TODAY
"'"^".JAitp' FPEEO FRO" MENTAL HOSPITAL 2 months aGU
'""'"'false ramps can cause hfoical woes
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RAMSGATE GROUP TOLD TO OUILO 'OND
RAN (FILM!
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H 7 5/01/86 A 19 K
s 7 5/Ji/°6 0 ■; P N
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E5nLk=J2 4Kt""f "ANOLEKAN PAX Fuf'DS IN BUDGET
';^?°S?FKhI'*i9 "^t'^T PLANNED FTR .MFa 0AM
$? MILLION M4V GET RANDLEMAN OA" OFF TmF BACK BURNER
"ANDOLPH CnuNTV, N.C.
JANDOLPH MAM SJFKS SENATE SFAT
Bis^NF^rStb^Llcl^lf '"'■'■ °" -°''"^" """'••E
aUSl'NFS<;"B2S8FD ""''^^^ RANDOLPH, CALDWELL POLICE
OANDHLPh CDuriTV, N.C, ELECTIONS
C"BFV'S FALL TIED ID FATE OF JIM OROfHILL
OPANGF LANOSLIOF PROPELS SENATOOS TO NcW TcPMS
PANOOLPH COUNTY tlOARD OF COM" I SS I 01 ER S
PETTY SEtKINl, RE-FLFCTION AS CUMMISSIONEK
OANDOLPH COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
SEE RANDOLPH COUNTY BOARD OF C OMMI SS I ONFR S
PA'IOOLPH COUNTY JAILS
2 kANDOLPH JAIL INMATES ESCAPE In Chatham
RANDOLPH COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPT.
NO ACTION PLANNED AGAINST OFFICER ^HO 'LET GUARO DOWN'
RANDOLPH ROAD
REZONING DENIED NEAR ERWIN RQAQ
RAMOOLPH TECHNICAL COLLEGE
ARTIST, ANGELS MATCH MADE IN HEAVEN
PANDON KNITWEAR INC .
PLANT IN GRAHAM CLOSES
RANEY, A NOVEL INOVEL I
OURHA" WRITER SIGNS. SINGS
THE LITERARY LANTERN
PAP "USIC
SEE ALSO MU5IC
RAP: YOU CAN'T HUM THE TUNE
PAPE. CARRROro
SEE ALSO RAPE. CHAPEL HILL
UNC STUDENT CHARGED IN SEX ASSAULT
S^L^IJ'SI^'I '"^'^''^ CHARGES IN ASSAULT CASE
Z CHARGED IN ASSAULT
RAPE, CHAPCL HILL
SEE ALSO RAPE. CaRRPORO
SEE ALSO RAPE, N.C.
SFE ALSO RAPE, ORANGE COUNTY
MASlbuoi'T'-ES^'A^S^SL? """ """""". ASSAULTED HER
^JITNESS SOUGHT IN SEXUAL ASSAULT CASE
POLICE HOPE FOR LEADS OM ASSAULT
SUSPECT RFLFASED AFTER POND REDUCED
ALLFN MAKES LOWER BONO
^,.SK??5^5 OROPPPD AGAINST EX-WRESTLER
CHARGES AGAIN'^T WOESTLEP DROPPED
?.^l?„''^'^f 5 SEXUAL-ASSAULT CHARGE
INTRUDEP ASSAUILS WOMAN
CRI>"E5T0PPERS S^EKS CLUES
TWO FORMtR WRESTLERS AT UNC GIVEN SUSPENUFD TERM^L F
a"T ON =OND TWICE, MAN CHARGED iGAIN ^ '^
SENTENCE SUSPENDED In ASSAULT CASF
CHAPEL HILL HAN CHARuFD WITH ASSAULTING WOMAN
WANTED MAN ATTENDS COURT, AND IS ARRESTED
INFORMATION APUUT ASSaGlT WIThAflO °
OR SEXUAL ASSAULT
RAPE, DUKE UNIV.
SEE DUKF UNIV., RAPE
Rape, DURHAM
S^E ALSO nUKE UNIV., RAPE
SEE ALSO DURHAM RAPE CRISIS CENTER
SEE ALSO RAPE PREVENTION '•-'^'tR
SEE ALSO SELF-OFFENSE
SEE ALSO SEXUAL ASSAULTS
ASSAULT CHARGE FILED
FAR-OLD
TEEN FACES 3UR&LAPY CHARGE
CHARGE REDUCED AGAINST EX-OFFICER
SEXUAL ASSAULT CHARGES LUOGEO
DURHAM "AN FACES o SEXU1L CHA^G^S
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO ALiUSING ll-YEAR-OLO GIRI'
OUnHAM MAN SENTENCED FOR iEXU«L ApfisE UF CHlto
DURHAM MAN ACCUSED OF KIDNiPPirjG, ASSAULT
2 MORF ARRETED ON KIDNAPPIMG. ASSAULT CH,
DURHAM WAN FACES KIDNAPPING C*'ARGF
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GETS 15 YEARS
HAhCES
HIGH COURT PULES JUDGE ERRED, ORDERS NEW TRIAL
WOMAN ASSAULTED dY ARMED 3U° GL AR
Bur^s.^^^iM^rT^pi^jr'""^^^^
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jGgGrD^L°i}i^g£^{^^5 i?Klf^&c'fN°G'^' ASSAULTING CENTRAL STUDENT
72-YEAR-OLO CHARGED WITH <, 5 E» OFFENSfs
J^oiJIb Vc?f?=?c? ';?." '"^EE MEN ACCUSED OF ASSAULT
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JBSS S|vg«iS JiR'l6-YEt;55^n ACCUSED OF ASSAULTING CHILDREN
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DUS-AX CRIMESTOPPERS
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tl^i^iJ-i^o'fn'^BE'TRIEO AS aojlT On ASSAULT CHARGE
PPLICE INVESTIGATE ASSAULT
'sEe'aLSO 0URH»>< rape CRISIS CEN'EP
sli ALSn RAPE. CHAPEL HILL
III ALSP 'APE PREVENTION
"lni!;^?Ff^jT'M0D^IScM3»''-AN CACING SECPNO ASSAULT TRIAL
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COURT ORDERS »LO0D TESTS OF Mt'ESTLERS
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OXFORD POLICE PLAN CLINIC ON HOW TO AVOID ASSAULT
"""Ic^'^rj;^ ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
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"AVCOII SPORTS NETIVORK
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PAZOP RLAOES
COUNTY SCHOOLS REMOVE PIZZA
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SHOP CLERK OORBED, THREATENED WITH RAzhB
S9I UPG-S CAUTION AFTER UToR BllIoE FoSno IN CANOY PACKAGE
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moSator u" IS URGED ON FARM FORECLOSURES
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RE»L ESTATE TAXES. N.C.
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REAL ESTATE VALUES
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"ESPITE WRECKS. POLICE CHASE "RaSs APpCaGsE
?s^MSE°r'^?tICF CARS SIGN SOMETHING WRONG
25 MPH Chase ends at stop light
HIGH-SPEED CHASE ENDS IN ARREST
TWO ARRFSTEO AFTEP CHASE
ELQN COLLEGF STUDENT CHARGED AFTER CHASF
TWO CHaP&ED WITH RACING i-MAiir
Sn??^?", ?y5'' = '^^'^ CHASED TO ORANGE
POLICF LOSE SIGHT OF ROBBfrS
OFF-DUTY OFFICER CHARGED
DURHAM OFFICER CHARGED
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GUNMAN ROBS DURHA" "IZlk FIRM, ESCAPES
Jn?t,''-?^?u.ri''„Ii';'.'?''E" "^ NORTHERN DURHAM CHASE
?OLILc: CHASE BRINGS TRAFFIC CHARGES
TWO CARS DAMAGED DURING CHASE
MOTOKCYCLIST LOSES CHASE
manslaughter, racing charges filed in death
ir-yeak-ulo charged after CHA'E
ANGRY MOTORIST DRIVES CAR INTO COLISEUM
«2ICRCYCL!ST CHARGED AFTER 101-MPH cSasf
CHASE IN DURHAM RESULTS IN ARPEST OF ALAMANCE MFN
MAN"?FTC*!','=?^^l.iJ I^H»°GFS AFTER CHASE
MAN bFTS 17 TRAFFIC CHARGFS
BURGLAR FLEFS HOME WITH DIAMOND
^S^J^'^Si^V^t" °'' """l" WEAPONS CHARGES
CHASE BEGINS AFTER CAR HITS PEO=STRIAN;
HAN CHARGED AFTER CHASE IN PARKJOno '
DURHAM TAXI DRIVER RQBBFO AT KNIFEPOINT
MAN CHARGED AFTFR CHASE IN CHARLOTTE
POUCf'-PURSUe'^CAr'-""'^" AGAINST DRIVER AFTER CHASE
?t"'vi'.'o'^t^."^^ '"'"^^5 MULTIPLE CHARGES
IJ-YEAR-OLO BOY DRIVES DAD'S TRUCK INTO 2 PARKED raps
WOULO-bE POLICE HELPER CHARGEI AFTER CHASE ^
PURSUER OF THIEF TO BE cCcSrED 'y POLICE
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7/20/16 6
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PRESIDEM LEAVING RECORD BAP CHAIN
BERGMAN: RcCORO CHAIN FINANCES STABLE
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MAJOR CONTRACTOR IN IR I ANG LE 8 ANKFD F I F TH-1 ART F t r im ,i c
RECORD PAR CLOSING SUBSIOIAPY
GOVERNMFNTS TOP LIST OF EMPLOYERS IN OKANGt COUNTY
RECORDING TAPES
"READING" WITH YUUR EARS
PROGRAM OFFERS TAPES TO THE HANDICAPPED
RECORDS
TUNES, TIMES "ELLDW AT RECO°0 CONVENTION
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OF RECORDS RAP, 2UKF, RAMBLER
A FABULOUS FALL AND FUTURE ON THE ALBUM FRONT
RECORDS AND FIRSTS
SEE ALSO AWARDS
SEE ALSO GUINNESS BOOK OF WORLD RECORDS
AS TEMPFRATURES FELL 50 DID SoSi RECORDS
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10/21/86
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SEE SPORISi RECRUITING
REC YFLTNG
SFE ALSO CLASS RECYCLING
SEE ALSO NEWSPAPER RECYCLING
S=E ALS1 OIL RECYCLING PLANTS
SEE ALSO RETURNABLE BOTTLES
"IeS-IS S^NNiNG'^AT^iE^N RECYCLING WH^N REPAVING
ENERGY. RECYCLING WORKSHOPS FUNOEr ^,,_^,^^
SURFLY THFRF'S A HOME FOR A CASTOFF STAIRCASE
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OF RUBBISH
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OLD-TIME SOUNDS WITH WIT, IN TASTE
SEE AMERICA'I RED CROSS
°^° "i'-LoV'^OF^HISTnRY FOUND IN OLD GRANVILLE HOUSES
RED LCISTE" RESTAURANT (CHAPEL HILL "LVO.l
GUNMEN ROB DURHAM RESTAURANT, ESCAPE
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PEPFISH
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FAO SINKING N.C.'S STATE FISH
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COUNTY FYES SPACE IN FORMER ACADEMY
COURTHOUSE necISION CORRECT
JAIL ANNEX ENCOUNTERS OPPOSITION
RESIDENTS RAP JAIL-ANNEX PLAN
COUNCIL PANEL RAPS JAIL-ANNEX PROPOSAL
REPWOCP FORESTS
SEE ALSO TREES
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BLAZE DEMOLISHES STORAGE TRAILER
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FIRF "5rnS^4 1 a'-"^^ "^ OURHA-"
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SEE ALSO GOLD MINE
SEE ALSO MINERALS
ARTIFACTS REVEAL PAST ACTIVITIES AT N.C. GOLD MINF
REFVES bROTHFRS INC.
WORKERS AT MECKLENBURG PLANT VOTE TO APPROVE TEXTILE UNION
REFERENDA
SEE ALSP ELECTIPNS, N.C.
DELAY SOUGHT PN TPBACCO REFERS
STORGAP INSJRANCE MEASURE UP F
N.C. HOUSE OKS NUCLEAR WASTE V
LEGISLATURE SETS REFERENDUM DM
REFERENDUM WURRIES N^C. OFFICI
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DEMOCRATS DENY ODD-YEAR ELtCTI
VOTERS TO DECIDE ON OFF-YEAR S
NUCLEAR DUMP, 000-y;aR FLECTn
SENATE RACE TOPS BALLOT FOR TU
NUCLEAR ISSUE TP PRAW SANDY Mu
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REFERENDUM URGED ON REPEALING
VETO POWER REFERENDUM IS SOUGH
COMMITTEE WANTS SUCCESSION OFF
N.C. PANEL OKS 1/2Z SALFS TAX
LOCAL SALES TAX INCREASE CLEA"
TAX REFORM PROPOSAL CAN'T BE C
HOUSE ENDORSES MEASURE TO KILL
DEMOCRATS 'CQME TO SENSES'
X,''^Si.,f^^I'il'^ ^Ef O"^ REQUEST E
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THc nation: ELECTION RESULTS
PANEL AXES PUBLIC SAFETY REFEI
COLLEGES, AIRPORTS AND SEAPORT
PUBLIC SAFETY VOTE PROpnsJr RE
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VOTE ON N.C. LOTTERY SHOULD BE
DURHAM CITY, CUUNTY SCHOOLS AG
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NUCLEAR WASTES
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RENOVATION
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ff^^'^S 1° CLOSE IN MAY FOR RENOVATIONS
ACKLANO TO RENOVATE ''Ji:>
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RENT CONTROL '
SFE ALSO HOUSING, U.S.
SEE ALSO LANULURD-TFNANT PROBLEMS
LAW PROTECTS TENANTS, LANDLORDS
RENTAL PROPERTY
SFE ALSO DURHAM, N.C. OFFICE PROPERTY
SEE ALSO HOUSING, DURHAM
SFE ALSO HOUSING, N.C.
SEE ALSO HOUSING, U.S.
SEE ALSO LANDLORD-TENANT PROBLEMS
DURHAM RENTERS' MARKET IMPROVES
CHAPEL HILL LOSES GRANT
LAW PROTECTS TENANTS, LANDLORDS
A CRUSSVIEW OF RENTAL RATES
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VAUGHAN GETS PRESS AWARD JMNALlsrs
"EPORTFRS, U.S.
SEE ALSO FRCEOOM OF THE PRESS
SEE ALSO JOURNALIST IN SPACE PRTGRAM
SEE ALSO NEHSPAOEBS. U.S.
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INVOLVEMENT SAVFO A LIFE
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FIREMEN RESCUE DUG FROM BLAZE
DURHAM COUPLE RESCUED FROM FIRE
FELINE RESCUE ATTEMPT LEAVES "AN IJP IN AIR
P'^LICE OFFICER'S ACTION SAVES 2-YEARioLD flOY
3-YEAR-OLD RESCUED FROM FIRE
N.C. nOAT'S CREW AIRLIFTED TO SAFETY
TWO POLICE OFFICERS SAVE 2-YEAK-OLO'S LIFE
TWO ALERT DOGS HELP SAVE FAMILY IN BURNING HOME
HUMAN LADDER SAVES WOMAN FROM APARTMENT BUILDING FIRE
WOMAN PULLED FROM BURNING HOUSE ouiLuirii, MKt
MAN SAVES DOG; DOG SAVES M4N
SCARED RUT UNHURT
7-YFAR-CLD SURVIVES FALL DOWN WFLL
BOY WHO FELL DOWN WELL NOT AO^ITTFO TO HOSPITAL
QUICK ACTION SAVES VICTIM OF TVFRDOSE
2 SAvEU AT SEA AFTER BOAT BREAKS UP
THE RFSCUF MISSION
fA^rl'l^S^-I'^T'-f'' "< ROLLING CAR
COAST GUARD RESCUES TWO S.C. m eN
FIVE PEOPLE RESCUED AFTER 75 HOURS IN RAFT
S1'.mJ^?o?1F"cS i^°1 "*'^'' ^°''EI' «T COUNTY ■iCHOOL
FAINT CRIES LED TO INJURED MAN
2 CHILUPEN SAVED PY bOYt 1<(, FROM ALAMANCE FAIR FIRF
2 RESruFRS TRYING TO FREE WOMA N ARE ELEC TPOC UTEO
^^I^iV^L-V^St^'" °" '■"0 FLECTROCUTION DEATHS
FIREFIGHTERS PAY RESPECTS TO COLLEaGU^
NEIGHPOR RESCUED WOMAN FROM FIRF
BLIND UOG CREDITED WITH SAVING FAMILY
CAT SAVES FOUR PEOPLE
CAT SAVES FAMILY
FISHEOMAN PLUCKED FROM WATER
MAN 'DEEPLY' DEVOTED TO OOG
MAN SAVES TEEN FROM RIVER
RESEARCH
Sff ALSO ANIMALS. MEDICAL RESEARCH
SEE ALSO BIOTECHNOLOGY
SEE ALSO BIRTH RESEARCH
SEE ALSO PRAIN RESEARCH
SFE ALSO DNA RESEARCH
SEE ALSO PRUGS. RESEARCH
SEE ALSO EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH
jEE ALSO GENETIC RESEARCH
SEE ALSO HUMAN RESEARCH
SEE ALSO MtDICAL RESEARCH
^11 l|-|n ?rflf,?5" APPLICATION DISTRICT
SEE ALSO SCIENCE, RESEARCH
SEE ALS" TRIANGLE RESEARCH LIBRARIES NETWORK
UNIVERSITY RESEARCH 'VITAL'' TO InDUSTR?
ni'iK? I?r/,F?v'LI'I^„''°'' SUPERCONDUCTING SUPER COLLIDER
?!.'5?HlR'£"Ufvl{li?^t^5^^0R INDUSTRY-SPONSORED R^eIrCH
2 DUKE SCIENTISTS GET R'^SEIrCH GrSnTJ "
DUKE STUDY SEES SUICIDE BOOM
SJ^i';^"^ SEARCH NEEDS PROD FROM GOVERNMENT
S«?? M^uyi^^^l^rj^r ^'" WITH INOUStSy MUST
MARIIM HcLPS DEDICATE DU PONT CENTER IN PARK
DU POUT DEDICATES NEW LAB AT RTP
SUPERFUND REVISIONS MAY BEEF UP RESEARCH
RESEARCH AND 0EVELOP"ENT PARKS
SEE ALSO ALSTON TECHNICAL PARK
tU 'Ji'-cS rl!;'i?,*'- ^""'^ lOFFICE CTMPLFX IN DURHAM)
^il ^^§S CHAPEL HILL INDUSTRIAL PARK
I iifa ^SM'M"^5^iJtTS^«^?ll^i^^g5r^5W^i?"""'^'«'■ ^^"^ "«'^'
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til JI-12 Jf'S'JJJ"""- DEVELOPMENT, DURHAM
III A^^S liSHSISl"- DSVELOPMENT, DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO INOUSTOIAL DEVELOPMENT, N.C.
jEE ALSO MEAOOJLANDS
SEE ALSO "ERiniAN BUSINESS CAMPUS
SEE ALSO PARK FORTY PLA2A
S'^E ALSO PARK PLACE WELT
SEE ALSO RESEARCH TRIANGL^^ PARK
SEE ALSO SOUTH SQUARE CORPORATE CENTER
SEc ALSO SOUTHLAND INDUSTRIAL PARK
SEE ALSO TREYRURN
^-li fi-5S TRIANGLE BUSINESS CENTl^R
iFE ALSO TRIANGLE EAST
III Jtis ;s'/i'Sh£s^TJi=.rj^^K"""
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5^f.,^!-|5 WESTDARK CORPORATE CENTER
A SHFZ''JJ'-.^J2'^ ""A-JS OBJECTIONS
BE KEPT IN CHECK
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11/21/86
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2/0 7/86
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5/17/86
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l/0'5/86
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1/27/86
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2/0<J/e6
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H. 2
2/10/86
a
7
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S ?
2/in/86
A
6
N
H 2
2/20/86
D
7
N
H 2
2/21/86
A
8
N
H 2
3/07/86
t
6
N
H 2
3/08/86
A
10
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H 2
3/21/86
A
17
M
H 2
4/08/86
0
A
0
H 7
*/25/86
c
1
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5/28/86
D
A
"1
H 2
5/30/86
c
A
N
H 2
6/0'?/R6
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1
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H 2
6/0')/B6
A
P
P N
S 2
6/01/86
c
1
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H 2
6/10/86
0
1
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H 2
6/10/86
c
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H 2
6/16/86
u
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6/23/80
A
9
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6/27/86
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7/03/86
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7/11/86
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1 i
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9/05/B6
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15
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H 2
9/16/86
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H 2
7/21/86
c
1 1
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H 3
1 /17/B6
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7
N
H 2
1 /1=/Rb
B
A
N
H 2
1 /21/86
C
12
N
H 7
11/28/86
c
8
N
H 2
12/01/86
A
13
N
H 2
12/10/86
A
12
N
S 2
12/10/86
c
10
N
H 2
12/19/86
b
N
S 2
12/^4/86
C
7
N
H 2
12/28/86
c
8
N
S
7
1/22/86
r
1 N
1 1 3
2/12/86
r' 1
4 N
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3/22/86
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3 N
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3/28/86
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6/19/86
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1 N
885
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9/05/86
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9/12/86
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10/31/86
b
1 P N
L41
10/31/86
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1 P N
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11/27/66
B
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M97
r??.yfT^'^IS^INDUSTRIAL PARK UN FCX LAND
TENANTS SOUGHT FOR NtW RTP RESEARCH BUILDING
RESEARCH APPLICATION DISTRICT
1
4/0'=/86 C
1 N
2
4/27/86 C
13 U
1 41
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5/J7/S6 C
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5/11/86 C
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881
1
7/12/86 C
1 N
7
8/n/e6 F
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8/10/86 F
1 N
1 41
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11/03/86 C
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INDEX
- U/31/86
MONTHLY/A
SEE ALSO RESEARCH
«f„|!;|S„S5Si'l*^H^5f NEED -O^E INFOR-ATION
S^So'REc81iS?SS;'cS5Nf5 n^'SJ^SiilEO TREYBURN REZHNI-G PLAN
ENO RIVER GROUP 0UE5TI0NS PART OF TREYBURN REZONING
PROPOSAL WOULD TIGHTEN RESEARCH-APPLICATION ZONE
PLANNING BOARD CK.S HOTEL. CENTER ZONING
CHANGES IN COUNTY ZONING LAW TO 8E EYED
PANEL OPPOSES BUSINESS CENTER
TREYBURN REVISION WONG ^ ,
PANEL TC REVIFH PLANT PLANS FOR TREYBURN
rFjIf;ts'saSL?"FSR''iiEw'RTP RESEARCH BUILDING
TREYBURN PLANT OK'D IN COUNTY
"^'^'lENANTrSOUGHT FOR NEW RTP RESEARCH BUILDING
RESEARCH PROPERTIES ASSOCIATES
SEE ALSO DURHAM RESEARCH PROPERTIES^
TREYBURN LAND'S COST OVERE ST I" ATEO
RESEARCH TO PREVENT BLINDNESS. INC.
''^uS^'He?'s'g?ANT FOR EYE RESEARCH
DURE GETS GRANT FOR RESEARCH ON BLINDNESS
RESEARCH TRIANGLE AREA PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION STUOY
SEE TRIANGLE AREA TRANSPORTATION STUDY
RESEARCH TRIANGLE ASSOCIATES LIMITED PARTNERSHIP
SEE ALSO GOVERNOR'S INN
SEE ALSO INTEGRATED RESOURCES. INC. ^„.,„„^ ,.,.,
NEW COMPANY IS FuRMED TO OWN. RUN GOVERNORS INN
RESEARCH TRIANGLE COMMERCIAL PARK WEST
LOAN FOR RTP OFFICES SECURED
RESEARCH TRIANGLE ECONOMIC COUNCIL •
"fR?k^SLl"''c3uNCIL''lS%R0POSET TO HANDLE AREA ECONOMIC ISSUES
''""DEVEL?JM^NV'oF°aAKE'co!)NTY PART OF PARK HINGES ON BUILDING ROADS
PLANNFR'S CAREER BEGAN AT FOUNDATION
RTP WANTS SPECIAL TAX DISTRICT STATUS
COUNTY OKSPRFLIMINARY COURTHTUSE RENOVATION PLAN
RTP TAX VALUE SURPASSES SI BILLION
2'"aGENc'iES MRsV'iN park to offer EMPLOYEES DAY CARE
?5IIS;U'l''BEiuT? SAro'KEY TO PROSPERITY
"^"'SiSlISiSr^k^^^FlflHlMAIN MYSTERIOUS
D^'cL^NrfK J?^ J^'SSuGS IN SERVICES REVEALED BY SURVEY
ENROLLMENT JUMPS AT DTI
RTI GETS FPA GRANT ON MONOXIDc
EPA INFORMATION SERVICE TO OPERATE AT PARK
SEVEn'sCIENTIST5°AT INSTITUTE RECEIVE AWARDS
N.C. EYES 16 BILLION PROJECT
TALKS REVEAL SOUTH To NEW 'NATIVES'
BURNlflG USED OIL CAN BE HAZARTOUS
COCAINE ISN'T JUST A 'WALL ST'EET' DRUG ,„.,„,.
COHMiNITY COLLEGE BOARD URGED TO TAKE MORE CONTROL
WORK LOOMS ON RTI OFFICES
MCLEAN CONFIRMED AS RTI TREASURER „.,,,„,„,
CONTRACTOR PICKED FOR RTI'S N? W RESEARCH BUILDING
RTI PROGRAM LISTS HAZARDOUS WASTE SITES
SESSION EYES WORKER PROBLEMS ,,.t,,,
PANEL in STUDY CHANGES TN SCHIOL STATUS
RTI STARTS STAR WARS CONTRACT WORK
RFSEiPCH INSTITUTE. N.C. STAT= TO DO 'STAR WARS' WORK
SURVEY SHOWS DRUG USE IN MILITARY DECLINING
study: blacks at white colleges HAPPIER r.rcT..,r occTD.INI
2 UNC OCCTORS NOTE ALCOHOL TOP PROBLEM, URGE DRUG TESTING RESTRAINT
RTI AWARDED CONTRACT FQR • OU I T SMOKING- EFFORT
CITIES CHOSEN FOR ANTI-SMOKING STUDY
LEAF INDUSTRY RAPS CAMPAIGN AGAINST SMOKING
2 RTP FIRMS WIN !'»<. MILLION CONTRACTS
PARK FIRMS LAND FEDERAL CONTRACTS cT,,r,.cc
I'ISTITUTE GETS %'..<. MILLION CONTRACT FOP AIDS STUDIES
ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY CUNFUSING SAYS REPORT
RTI HIRES FOU" SCIENTISTS ,.^.^,
FINDING LOST ALZHEIMER'S PATIENTS
NEW BLOOD TEST MAY GIVE ANSWEOS ON AGENT ORANGE
DRUG-ABUSE RESEARCH ,„,-r
RTI RESEARCHERS CITE DRUG-ABUSE COSTS
HIGH SCHOOLS URGED TO DROP JOB CJURScS
rnilNTY VOCATIONAL ED TEACHERS RAP PLAN
durhIm educators assail vocational education revamp
vocational fd teachers rap report
RTI RcpnRT URGES CHANGES _ ,, „^.
VOCATIONAL TRAINING BELONGS IN HIGH SCHOOL
INSTRUCTION SUGGESTIONS LISTE" ,„.,^
N.C. SCIENTISTS WORK ON ROBOTS FOR SPACE
RESEARCH lolANGLE I NS T I TUTE . ^BUDGET ^ „-„c„,,cc
SEE ALSO RESEARCH TRIANGLE INSTITUTE, REVENUES
RTliSte^ MILLION IN REVENUE REPRESENTS 2 3X INCREASE
OFSFAftCH TRIANGLE INSTITUTE. GRANTS
" RTI RECEIVES CONTRACT FOR TESTING AIDS DRUGS
RESEARCH TRIANGLE I NS TI TUTE . RE VEN J ES ^,,„rcT
SEE ALSO RESEIRCH TRIANGLE INSTITUTE. BUDGET
RESEARCH INSTITUTE SEES 30» REVENUE JUMP
RTI RESEARCHERS CITE DRUG-ABUSE COSTS
OF';.>AHrH TRIANGlf TNSTITUTF board OF GOVERNORS „ ^
FRIDAY GETS PFRmInENT POST ON RTI'S BOARD OF GOVERNORS
FRIDAY IS NAMFD TO INSTITUTE OOAOD
RFSEABCH INSTITUTE SEES 30t REVENUE JUMP
RTI RFSEARCHERS CITE DRUG-ABUSE COSTS
RESEARCH TRIANGLE I NS TI TUTE C ENTE R FOR EDUC AT 1 ONAL STUDIES
COMPUTERS KFY IN EDUC ATI ON — RT I EXECUTIVE
RESEARCH TRIANGLE ' NT ERNAT ION AL V IS I TOR S C ENTER
SEE ALSO DURHAM. N.C FOREIGN VISITORS
OR. WALKER HOST FOR FUND-RAlStR
iHlNGEfl^phLlilclL SYSTEM WEAKENING PARTIES-FLEISHMAN
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10/23/86 C
10/30/86 C
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1/17/66 A
1/22/86 A
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10/26/86
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MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX
1/01/66 - U/31/B6
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SEE ALSO TRIANGLE EAST
FRENCH LOOK AT RIP FOR FCONOHI C HINTS u 3 i/nwoi u ,
EPA TO PESPONO FRIDAY TO SUIT OVER ACID RAIN u \ \',1V,l^ ^ '' "
ROU HOUSES TOP N.C. WEATHER STATION H I KS^^o" I i ' "''
N.Y. COMPANY BUYS TEER PROPERTIES H ? 1/03/06 8 5 N -1<)7
TEER PROPERTY SALF A 1 70 MR LI ON DEAL d I H'^t''^^'' " ' "'
BID APPROVED FOR CLEARING MRioRT LAND " | \','?,l'l'i t ' {[ L'.l
AIRPORT MAY NEED ll\ MILLION IN IMPROVEMENTS u I H^5<3' 5 ? "^
NEW DURHAM PO'iT OFFICE PLANNED '"'^uvcncNIi H 2 1/D3/86 9 1 N H97
EPA TO PRESS REVIFW ON SULFUR OXIOF Rill FS "I l/0''/B6 4 1 N '197
WELL TESTS TO CONTInGe AT GE SI?6 ^ ""'"" " | \ ',°l',l^ " ' '' '' '"'''
ll^)nl\}'"^l^.,'^°l'^^'■'■ ^"^O"" "OS MISINFORMATION, DONATE BLOOD » I Vnl'/ft. S ] '.\
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RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK DIFFERENT ^'^'' "°"^'- |? \',\?.',l^'' ' ^
RTP FIRM NAMED IN FASTEST GROWING COMPANIES LIST I f \'A2'A'' « ^ J
HOTEL DEVELOPERS ASK TO USE STRIP OF LANO S I ('^l^^^' "^ ' '^
AIRPORT FIRM-S SITE REQUEST QK • 0 " I K^?^"* ^ 3 N
LAROUCHF BACKERS SEEKING CAND' DATES S ? H^?^^' ? I '*
GE BRINGING 125 WORKERS TO PARK H ? K^3/n6 C 7 N ■'97
GE BRINGING IJ5 WORKERS TO TRIANGLE S I H?''<''<' ^ ' '^ '-'.1
IBM MOVE CONTINUES GROWTH IN DURHAM 2 1 Klt^S* ^ ' "' >-<.l
Pr''.^ll'\ll/d°,\h'^ B\°?N"fe?^^?L\t"?S^SRAILLE 3 ^ • • ^' --'
Jl?^IS^£^S^^?'iNS^E'°JA^RK'5 ^« NO^'^NniGH^^Si^^^AD NEEDS S | i;|?;S'6 J ', ^i :!??
STORM? GIVE SCIENTISTS PLENTY TO STUDY H I f/^'"^'' A 4 L
BURROUGHS WELLCOME OFFER S STOC K TO EMPLOY EE S S I 2/05/06 d 5 M
PERSPECTIVES ON TRIANGLE GROWTH EMPLOYEES H 2 2/06/B5 A [fl N "97
RDU PANEL TO CONSIDER SELLING LAND FOR HflTFl " ^ 2/06/86 B I N M97
BURROUGHS STOCK OFFERING SUCCESSFUL H | |/0'/n6 A 14 N "197
GTE TO IMPROVE TR I ANGLE SYSTEM " | 2/11/86 A 12 N M97
TREYBURN PLAN DESERVES FAIR HEAPING ^ ' 2/11/86 A 1 N
DEVELOPMENT OF WAKE COUNTY PART OF PARK HINGFS nij BIlIlnTiur Dn.r,t H I 2/16/8b 0 4 L
PLANNER'S CAREER BEGAN AT FOUNDATION "'^"'^5 °'* BUILDING ROADS H | 2/19/86 U 1PM M97
ROU TRYING TO REMEDY PROBLEMS AFFECTING PPIVATF. FHARTFO .IDro.cT S I ^ < ' ^< ■"■ B 5 N
BURROUGHS STUDYING CAPSULE SAi^ETY PKIVATE, CHARTER AIRCRAFT H 2 2/19/86 u f, M v.97
VENTURE CAPITAL COMPANY OPENS IN OFFICE PARK ?. I 2/19/86 A 1 N H9?
COMMITTFE BACKS PHOSPHATE BAN "'"'•ll-t PARK „ j 2/2D/B6 A 14 N
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CLEARING Thf record .52 3/04/86 A I P ^l W82
NEW BIDS SOUGHT ON ROU FIRE PROTECTION S I I^^KS'' * 2 '1
E°SI2''^I.S°M"E TESTING APPROVED f5r RDU K | I'/SI^S^ ' \l I ""'''
4 RTP COMPANIES RATED AMQNG B=ST IN U . S . TO WORK FnR H % 5,9^'!'"' ' ^^ ^
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LESSONS FROM PHOPAL TRAGEDY MAY SAVE LIVES H i l^AV/'' B 1 N H97
ERA'S GETTING LEAD OUT GOES BFYOND GASOLINE 2 I l^tKi' ^ ! *l "97
lSsf';?^?^^i:tH'Il^I^ ^'""''"'"''JI-LOUGHCHilRMAN OF BOARD Kl 3/3/P^S ? rV'''
DURHAM SEEKINr.rS KEEP TAP HATER SUulrF^r.^iS'^^^^ " ^ 3/14/06 B 4 "I M97
GROUP HPITING PAPER TRIPS OVE^WATEpioulLUY CHECKS 2 I 5';(2'',2'' ' ' " '"'"'
??D"s"l^J?R^SiL^ B°5^gVSSI[?; ''"'•' MIL?¥S^'JIpWAt':Sl5.4 MIL. OPERATIONS H^ I VAVAt t iJ ?■, .97
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?l?£22Lt'Jl*^0'"T' "EtTS MINORITY? SSmfn GOALS
CHAMBER'S TOUR OF RESEARCH PARK ATTRACTS A CROWD
ORDER HELPS CLARIFY 'GATEWAY' COMPETIT ON
^,^,11^::°""'' "'CE SHOWED MORE DAMAGE
ORGANON TEKNIKA PLANS CHALLENGED
COMAPNY LISTS SIX CHEMICALS IT HILL IJ
BATTLE BREWS OVER PLANT ^^ " - . .
PARK. 5 FIRST DAY-CARE CENTER IS OEOICATED ^ 2 10/26/86 C
^5I^l!p'S:"?^^?Eg°vi\JUSS^^^^?pJE; '"^' '-""^- -"^^ ^0^" " ? iS^i?;?! ? ".'-i IV,
GROUP: TREY6URN MODEL OF FLAWS " 2 10/30/66 b 1 P N M97
N.C. BIOTECHNOLOGY CENTER WANTS A FEW WITH r, " ■" '"'"■ - - ..
TRIANGLE'S BEAUTY SAID KEY TO PRnSPFRITV
F!,*,'*I':!"^LP5 DEDICATE pS'JoNT c'enTE^In'rark
OEf'SION ON RED MILL ROAD WORK NOT EXPFCTFD T H I •; YCAD
MOrS sinFF'^k^S^'^lc^O FLIGHTS 0ilL?FRiM°R;u'^ ^ "
c.?,5 tXI'-'-E,?LANS its prime LOCATION
N.C. BIOTECHNOLOGY CENTER WANTS A FEW WITH r.nnn tnc«<; " ' 10/30/86 B 9 P -I ■■97
TRIANGLE'S BEAUTY SAID KEY tS PROSPERITY ° ' °^ " " I 10/30/86 0 6 U CI
MARTIN HELPS DEDICATE OU PONT CENTER IN PARK 5 2 10/31/66 C 1 N W82
py PONT DEDICATES NEW LAS AT 0 TP " 2 lU/31/66 B 1 P >.• L^l
COMMISSIONER'S VOTE CALLED INTO dUESTION S I ;?''31/66 A I P N we2
RALEIGH-DURHAM TOPS STATE IN WAGES " ^ U/01/86 C 1 p N '^ll
RTP PERSONNEL CHANGES "Al-Ci „ j ll/ai/66 C 3 •!
-.---.__ ..J ll/0->/66 C l<. P N
2 11/03/66 B 5 'I •«97
2 11/03/66 C 3 N
2 ll/03/"6 C 3 N
2 11/03/66 C 8 '1
2 11/04/66 A 6 N
2 11/05/86 C 3 N ■'97
2 11/06/86 A 2A fj '197
2 11/06/86 A 24 N M97
2 11/06/66 C I •! -197
2 11/09/66 C 1 ■! ■'97
2 11/11/86 C 6
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JUDGE ACCELERATES SCHEDULE F03 SFIFCTINr PiTcuAv aid, ti.c S 2 11/12/86 A 1
GTE PREPARES FOP RHONE SERVICE GROWTH ^'^EWAY AIRLINE H 2 11/13/-6 B 1
COMMISSION URGES IMPROVED L T=RACY N SOUTH ^ ^ U/14/66 A 5
AIRPORT TO SEEK TANK FARM BIOS 4TH TIME " ? 11/13/86 B 14
RTI'S 164 MILLION IN R EV ENUE R EPR ESFrirs P 31 INroCAjc " ^ 11/19/66 A 9
DRUG-ABUSE RESEARCH '="="'"'^ xcKKtitNls 2 31 INCREASE H 2 U/20/66 C 11
... -- .. J ll/^^/66 C 11
2 11/20/86 A I
2 11/21/66 A 16
2 11/21/66 A 1
2 11/21/86 C 1
2 I1/2P/66 b 4 N
2 11/22/66 C 1 N M97
2 11/23/66 C 1 N •'97
2 11/26/nj, c 1 N '197
2 11/^5/66 0 4 N M97
2 11/26/86 B 3 N
2 11/27/06 B 1 N M97
NATURE-WALK. -tXlk-PlannEO H | ll'/|9;6"6 C 1 •'! """
rliV^\^'^'2 CONTRACT AWARDED FOR PLUMBING WORK AT ArponoT " ■" 12/03/66 A 17 N
SJ?,p/'S2"IS„'''-*"' f^" «TP WORKERS AIRPORT H 3 lJ/03/86 B 16 N ■197
A'^2P"L?f '^°'^D ADDITIVES SOUGHT S 2 12/03/66 A 1 " N H 70
rf?.£^P£tl"^CY TEST HELPING EM3RY0 STUDY " ^ 12/04/86 A 16 P M M97
o\t}° fPINSION IS 'MIND-BOGGLING' H 2 12/04/86 A 16 N M97
RALL: FUTURE BRIGHT FOR ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH RESEARCH S \ 12/35/86 ? 9 p N M97
N
M97
N
■<9 7
N
M97
N
N
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N
•1
•19 7
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'197
N
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N
N
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1/01/66
12/31/86
SObjeCTS
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15 UNCLE J ■'AV CRf*TE NUCLEAR PANEL
STATE OKS <. OURHAH SQAO PROJE. T5
HCAO CF BIOTECHNOLOGY CENTE' LcAVING
£1?" COUNCIL TO VOTE ON ANNEXATION
FEDERAL AC.ESCIE5 TO COOPERATE UN HAZARDOUS WA5TF RESEARCH
AIRPORT FUEL PIPELINE Say 6F -UILT AC=0SS PANEL MEHPER • S LAND
ROU'S CnSpETITinN FOR LONnQN =LIGHI BANKS ON TRIANGLE
CARBinE MAY S^LL UNIT OPERATI'lG RTP PLANT
LO-Fsf RDU-LONDON FARE WOULD 3E '"^'J'; •'•?g„„o «r,
CDHCEPT OF -lUCL^AP PLANT ADVISORY GROUP ENDORSED
UNION CARBIDE CLOSE TO OEAL C* HIVISICN
RENTAL CAR firSsCONCERNEO AB3UT RDU CHANGES
i2Si?A3is"1x?EjViS !K ^y^T^OF BURROUGHS. AIDS DRUG
RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, ANNEXATION
"|pEc!AL'RTr?irSlSTRICT GETS POSITIVE VOTE
DURHi- COUNCIL EYES RTP SERVICE CHARGES
ANNEXATION PROPOSED FOR ''•3„|30ARE HILES
ANNEXATION MOULn ADD 5. COO RESIDENTS
CITY <;HnuLD FIGHT RTP ANNEXATION SAN
t5 AUTO Tix ON COUNCIL'S 1<(?7 LEGISLATIVE WISH LIST
LEGISLATIVE LIST MAY INCLUDE NEW FEES
RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK. lylLOING CONSTRUCTION
SEE ALSO "UlLOING CONSTRICTION
BURROUGHS TO PE-OOEL LABORATORY
auRPOUGHS wellcoSe to begin addition
&"i?^SBfs'Hri2'AHirih ?5ESio*e!,T to urge ktp plant be f,p.,,dED
'"^TT??o'IS^tiY''J?5:oa3^kY-l!^o
RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK. POREIGN trjqE ZONE
SEE RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK. FRE- TRADE ZONES
RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK. FREE TRADE ZONES
SEE ALSO IMPERIAL CENTER „,
SEE ALSO N.C.. FOOEIGN TRAOF
SEE ALSO N.C.. FOREIGN TRADE ZOIE
SEE 4 ' " ■ "
S=»
FOk
SLO
RESEARCH T°IANGLF PARK. HAZARDOUS JASTE TRFATHENT
SEE ALSO HAZARO-^US WASTE TREAT-ENT. N.C.
EPA SEEKS WAYS TO PREDICT CHE-ICal HAZARDS
re";earch triangle park, planning avo DFVELOPHENT
SFE ALSO "URHAH COUNTY, N.C. LJNP-UjE PLAf
SEE ALSO INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT. DURHAM COUNTY
515rL^^irNPQ?'w«^*?0li^T5'SjJ? OF PARK HINGES ON BUILDING ROADS
RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK. TAXES
SEE ALSO TAXES. DURHAM
SEE ALSO TAXES. DURHAM COUNTY
RTP WANTS S=ECIAL TAX DISTRICT STATUS^ ,„^,
SPECIAL RTP TAX DISTRICT GETS P"SIIIVE VOTE
COUNTY DkJpRFliSINARYCOURTH-IUSE RENOVATION PLAN
RTP TAX viLUE SURPASSES SI BILLION
- couNiY_auDaEi: -TO nni n msT_ tax rates
RE-^EARCH TRIANGLE PARK BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU
SEE BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU
RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK ROTARY CLUB
ROTARY INTERNS EARN AND LEARN
CAR FIRM DONATES SHUTTLE VAN
RESEARCH TRIANGLE PRIVATE INOySTPY,pyNCIL. FORMERLY PRIVATE
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H 2 12/11/R6 B
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H 2 12/12/96 B
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S 2 12/i:/P6 A
1
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H 2 12/13/°6 C
5
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S 2 12/15/'"6 A
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H 2 12/17/86 C
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1
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H 2 12/lR/»6 B
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H 2 12/lsi/»6 B
5
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H 2 12/18/36 B
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H 2 12/21/'!6 C
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■( 197
H 2 l2/2<./56 A
1
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H 2 12/26/R6 B
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S 2 12/25/86 A
I
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H 2 l2/27/?6 A
6
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H 2 12/27/86 C
1
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H 2 12/3D/56 B
1
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S 2 12/31/86 C
1
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H 2 5/29/96 A
I
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•S 2 12/J8/86 A
1
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H 2 12/0->/"6 C
1
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S 2 5/21/86 C
1
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1
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S ? 7/16/86 C
1
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N
S 2 6/30/86 A
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6/29/06
11/22/86
12/26/86
M9T
J 82
H 2 10/21/86 B 7 '1 M97
S 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
S 2
2/05/86 S 1
2/19/86 B I
6/27/86 A
5/28/86 A
5/28/86 »
6/12/86 fa
b/2'./86 A
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7/12/66
12/09/86
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|lfSLro''p^?^v!T?^iSS;iTJH^iN^l:'^VNhi%E«i«H TRIANGLE PRIviTEINOUSTRY COUNCIL. ^^^^
DURHAM INDUSTRY COUNCIL INCORPORATES
OU
RESERVOIRS „ „,„
SEE CANE CREEK RESERVOIR
SEE LAKE MKMIE
SEE LITTLE RIVER RESERVOIR
""''i'lSElNfl?: M.N ARRESTED TWICE IN DAY
"^'sEE^IlSo'^JmERICAN RESORT MANAGEMENT CORP.
SEE ALSO SKI RESORTS
^^Ictfel? c'^SSSs're'pSItiSJ selling, managing woes
INVESTORS' RESORT DREAM GOES AWRY
"^'sePaLSO^AM-JRICAN resort MANAGEMENT CORP.
CONOO OWNERS WAITING FOR CHEC< S
RESOURCE CENTER FOR INDEPENDENT LIVING
"Slsil^ES'uKi^l^S'cOPE WITH LIFE'S HURDLES
RESPIRATORY DISEASES
SEE LUNG DISEASES
RESPIRATORY HEALTH CLUB
''SNc'If^SMS^ORY^HliLTH CLUB AIDS many wITH LUNG DISEASE
""'sJ^IJro J?I?eS%REAT«E»S CLUB
"EuNh^TH^E^i^Y^^ESPlNCREASINGLY VITAL
RESPITE CARE
SFE ALSO CHILD CARE „„^_
SEE ALSO CHILDREN. HANDICAPPED
H 2 3/27/86 B 5 N
S 2 10/25/86 C I P N
H 2 11/16/85 C 7 N
H ? 11/15/85 C 7 N
S 2 7/08/86 C I N Sd'
H 2 3/12/86 C 7 N uao
S 2 10/10/86 C I N
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P4(;£ gs5
1/01/(17
CHAPEL HILL
SEE_4LS0 GROUP CAPE HOHCS
BOARD PiVES WAV fOR HEAO-INJURY CLINIC
si5?B?ss ^s^f fu=i^^^,?rpp^?s igy^rFbr" "« ' ^^^-^^ "«^ ^«°=»"'
REST HOMES
SEE GROUP CARC HOMES
SEE NURSING HOMESf DURHAM
SEE NURSING HOMES. N.C.
SEE NURSING HOMES, U.S.
RESTAURANTS, DURHAM
Hi ^l-^S CHINA INN IRESTAUR4NTI
SEE ALSO COSEY'S KITCHEN
tii 'l-fO bi'^^'-E CAESARS PIZZA
sll ALSO p""d"°oSiI '""•'-°"°*'-E SHOPPING CENTERl
Hi ?!-52 RAPAGAYO RESTAURANT (DURHAM, N.C.I
Hi f,'-52 !HUMBA'S RESTAURANT ' '" ' '
SEE ALSg^SANITATION RATINGS
ReItISraN^oSeNs"^" '" NATION'S ECONOMY EOGING UP THIS YEAR
DEVELOPERS FROM CHAPEL HILL REVAMP [ VY ROOM nilMnlMr
RESTAURANT TO MOVE INTO OLD BOTTLING PLaSt ^""■°"^'=
OLD COKE BUILDING TO HOUSE BUS INE SSES
ss?s3j"i?:^D^?^^K*c^5SE^g?NiF\^s -Se-^'^"
HEALTH DEPT, ISSUES SANITATION PATIMri;
SEARCHING FOR N I GH TL I FE .• A ^8l U^N I ST • 5 GUIDE TO UURHAM
RSTAIL SALES IN SEPTEMBER PERK UP LACKLUSTER Aliru^;?
S^^^^y^JC!^ PROPOSAL DRAWS LABTRED DEBATE *UGUST
R°F^?TSs^5;v^^5?LE'faMi^" '''"'' ^^^°^^
LIFE SPENT AT COUNTER LONG, LUCKY
RESTAURANTS, N.C.
SEE ALSO FOUR COOKS' DELIGHT
III ".'-JS """ 'N' POPS RESTAURANTS
SEE ALSO N.C. RESTAURANT ASSOCIHTtON
SEE ALSO WESTERN STEER RESTAURA>1TS
RALEIGH DRESSING: SECRET is OiJt
J"tSE FEMALES HAVE NO TROUBLE WORKING TnÐFR
!^A^^^?s°roS?.H?^^R^;;^?shp"iktl «"''"""3:^?o head association
2i59Pt""!^J''S "OBBERS PLAN OF RESTAURANTS
RESTAURANT TO CARRY ON CHRISTMAS TRADITION
"^^I??*!,'??! JN" fRFSERVATION
III A^tlS ^ti^StyuR^iESTS^II?gi^ "^"" *"° BUILDINGS
He l^cS UJ5I2?"^ "°"E5 AND BUILDINGS, N.C.
Ill JtIS t'^Ji^XnoS""" """ "'STORIC PRESERVATION
III JtlS ?J?Sn^^lA^PK''^Ii?0irAT^5^^""^'°'' TECHNOLOGY
COURTHOUSE RENOVATION TO BE C"MPLETEU SOON
tl£if ^h°y^o'u'.oT. g?S"iR°A-»^V?lL^r^o"uSE S
BLACKNALL HOUSE OWNER HANTS LATER DFAD] INF
HISTORIC COUNTY BUI LDI NG S U ST £0 "E'DLINE
f2'^?i';2''5i "INOVATION NEARS I>1D
CHATHAM TO RESTORE COURTHOUSE
COURTHOUSE CELEBRATION SET mSy 25
RiNoSAnONf A-tif^iTOL'lOer'"'-''' "'^^^^ CHALLENGES OF CHANGE
WOODWORKER A PR4GMATI<:T
i^O^^JTEND COURTHOUSE CFREMONY
opi°.^°s ?Su?th'o°SsI°d"IsV"r°;;i! Tas^p^'i^gyr,
l^re.ir.U'l'hl''lV.l ?iJIo^OLS°S5? k"«^ ^° REJUVENATE NEIGHBORHOODS
5^25?hi^tJt?S'>'=°='J5 fF eogemont"pl?n
FIrS'oe^S AitpS "°''*'- "'5 honors'- FOR RENOVATION
THE%\i\ii\:rn'"T»nm''iLrn °'° '^'"" '"°" ^°"" t^^^'^*
BifLolK^cSMPLYa^fi??!^" RESTORATION TO PRESERVE MEMORIES OF -OLOEN DAYS-
fi.'fij^l"*, HOUSE RESTORATION
B!'^¥:f^iBEnM ^si^-^fJ'^^^si^^.o president, house
Mo¥°-''"""--lJ%V^r'^L'; S°""-^^
GrSKp PPESERVEfJ^EA?? ?|^f* ^'"(^ "^"'^H'" COUNTY'S HISTORIC COURTHOUSE
crTt'?g|?^S5,;;rH?fTEJIPHSrE's° "' RESERVING ANTER6LLUM HOUSE
RETAIL SALES
Hi il-iS BUSINESSES, DURHAM
SEE ALSO CHRISTMAS, SALES
ARC RETAIL SALES POISED FOR SECOND-HALF RECOVERY?
RETAIL SALES, DURHIM
Hi JMS BUSINESSES. DURHAM
SEE ALSO ECONOMY, DURHAM
NEW HAYTI PROJECTS, HOUSES PRirpFCCTMr
TRIANGLE ECONOMY STRONG, SURVFYsSoWS
DURhImVJ li^il SPURRING AREA ECONoS?^
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COUNTY TOTALS UP APRIL SALES
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5/05/86
5/0R/86
5/21/86
6/23/B6
7/20/86
8/02/86
9/05/86
10/10/86
12/16/86
12/22/86
12/30/86
12/30/86
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1/24/86 B
2/08/86 A
2/12/86 B
3/21/86 B
4/12/86 C
5/05/86 a
5/18/85 D
12/20/86 C
1/07/85
1/19/86
1/19/86
2/08/86
2/08/n6
2/1 1/85
2/28/86
3/05/86
3/10/86
4/11/86
5/09/86
5/11/86
5/11/85
5/18/86
5/18/86
5/26/86
5/28/86
6/01/86
6/05/86
5/05/86
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6/22/86 F
6/25/85 C
6/27/86 C
7/22/86 b
7/26/86 A
7/27/86 D
8/05/85 C
a/05/86 C
8/14/86 0
8/18/86 A
0/03/86 B
0/03/86 C
0/05/85 F
0/U8/86 A
0/08/85 C
0/09/=5 A
0/13/86 B
0/13/86 b
1/17/85 0
2/29/86 A
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DURHAM M60CHANT5 BUSY DURING LABOR "" ^^»t,S|.,<, ,
DURHAM RETAILERS HOPING SALE S HI LL LURE SHOPPERS CHOPPERS
DUKHAM MERCHANTS HOPING TT SE: SMILING FACES ON TRIANGLE SHOI'l'tKi
IHR DlyFDCrTY BOOSTS DURHAM r^COME , , „
oSRHii euSl'lESSeS DEFY^SLUGGISH RETAIL SALES TREND
TRIANGLE SHOPPERS LINE UP FOR SALES
RETAIL SALES. N.C.
Ss^rH^^?s"{§"UEK"lE«BERSHIP ROOST
OUKE''ALUMNUs"siYs'BFTTER THIN'S AHEAD FOR GENERAL MOTORS
r^L' Hi 2 y^ll^A^e^^s^tu'^^iris-TSt^A^^.L^'^s steady at z^.
NE2SuRHA3rjMP?iGN"REAOV YIELDING DIVIDENDS, OFFICIALS
CITY, COUNTY TAX COLLECTIONS LISTED
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS ,,„,_ ^,,,,c.,c
:::i'4^lEF?LS?iSr8A5: V.l'nl siiJfr;™ pay faster, moke cheaply
RETAIL SALES IN SEPTEMBER PER< UP LACKLUSTER AUGUST
y?r!r|Rs''So^FiS[:"?C^SoSrs?'s'EASTl85fi"B5uT... CHRISTMAS SPENDING
^OuV^Vn'^'nl^'AiWi'-l^fy LllrAln RETAIL SALES TREND
BARGAINS DRAW FLOCKS OF SHOPPERS
°^''*'tURK£"a HOt'sELLER — and JUST IN TIME FOR THANKSGIVING!
RETARDED CITIZENS, DURHAM COUNTY A': SOC I A TON FOR
SEE DURHAM COUNTY ASSOCIATION FOR RETARDED CITIZENS
"""^^LI^jNi^Sfr^AN AID RESTORATION OF SIGMT^ „„„,,,
DUKE nScTDRS 'JSE S IL ICONE 0! L TO TREAT EYE PROBLEMS
GAS BUBBLE NEJ WAY TO REPAIR THE RETINA
RETIRED PERSONS
lie iHERICAN ASSOCIATION OF RETIRED PERSONS
SEE DUKE UNIV. INSTITUTE FOR LEARNING IN RETIREMENT
SEE SENIOR CITIZENS
RETIRED SENIOR VOLUNTEER PROGRAM
VOLUNTEE"GRbuPs'"SET'AGENOAS AND HONOR SPECIAL VOLUNTEERS
VOLUNTEER GROUPS SET AGENDAS AND HONOR SPECIAL VOLUNTEERS
SIIi^'^E?!S^i'Jo;:Sli?lEJ"lRabg!S^jELE8«ATES lOTH ANNIVERSARY
'w5fA"TH'sKB'wS%;iS^L^-"0VE FOR SCHOOL VOLUNTEER. POET
RETIREMENT AGE
SEE ALSO AGE DISCRIMINATION
SEE ALSO ATHLETES. AGING
"lESE^gcHlRi^VHiNi^f^N RETIREMENT POLICIES NEEDED
"'TiilhislilL^sgsSs'iKif^sisrNf^oMPLEx,
SEE ALSO CAROLINA MEADOWS
III itlg £^ir^^rgLl5'l^?fREMENT COMMUNITY
SEE ALSO SENIOR CITIZENS. HOUSI'lG
DURHAm"s"65-AN0-0LDER POPULATION IS lDt,ANO GROWING
TWIN LAKES CENTER BEGINS THIRO CONSTRUCTION PHaSc
r?tire5ent HOME planned foRS^ow-business animals
RETIREMENT CENTER FUNDS SOUGHT 9Y 28 CHURCHES
RETIREMENT PROGRAMS _ , ,,„. ,
SfI ALSO CIVIL SERVICE PENSIONS
sll JtsO PAW^EN^ORCEiFNT OFFICER'S BENEFIT AND RETIREMENT FUND
III JtlB Nlb!yslA?r^£'pt:0?EES. RETIREMENT PLANS
SFE ALSO PENSION PLANS
SEE ALSO POLICE. N.C. RETIREMENT PLANS „.„
HIGHER PET OEMENT BFNEFITS RACk = D FOR l-f"CAL LAWmcN
63 EARLY RETIREFS FILE SUIT AGAINST AMERICAN TOBACCO
InCIULJGISI: LEAVE RETIREMENT POLICIES ALONE
RESEaSchERS: cSaNGES in RETIRi^MENT POLICIES NEEDET
i'^:l0°/:'rohlH\l'i "s^HoiLE'lsCONtrOER ENCOURAGING EMPLOYEES TO RETIRE
LAW OFFICERS' RETIREMENT PLAN BENEFICIAL
ESril'BlNEFiTS^LAw'ioRKING. BJ T EXODUS CAUSES CONCERN
RETIREMENT VENTURES
THE BENCH MARK
RETURN in MAYBERRY ., , „,
SEE ALSO ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW
•"AYBTRRV RETURN PUTS CLUB IN HEAVFiJ
N.C. MAN NOT HAPPY WITH ANDY'S MAKEUP
ANDY'S HOMETOWN PRAISES 'MAYBERRY'
RETURNABLE BOTTLES
SEE ALSO noTTLES
see also bottling companies
"gastoS sun-orop'^fans want soda in bottles
'^"""ilnnlktV- GLOWS IN CO-OP ONE-ACTS
CLEARING THE RECORD
''^"?^flL^S'p5°RHlS*;il'GH"^CHi0L. CL.SS REUNIONS
SFE ALSO DURHAM HIGH SCHOOL, GRADUATION
SEE ALSO DURHAM HIGH SCHOOL, STUDENTS
RED CROSS VOLUNTEERS ATTEND C«MP REUNION
FRIENDS REUNITE AFTER -.n YEARS
36TH INFANTRY PLANS ANNUAL RE'INION
SHIP'S CREW PLANS REUNION IN JUNt
DISPLACED DURHAMITES UNITF IN NRw YORK
A LOVE-HATE RELATIONSHIP WITH REUNIONS
Wt"a?RBORNE to hold 33RO ANMUAL REUNION
PLANNING REUNION IS WORK, FUN
REUNION IS SET
DATE
3/2'./»6
9/^6/R6
3/26/86
8/21/66
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SUBJECTS
REVEMUF-SHARINr. FUNDS
*"OJl„OESTRp»-ER E5CTKT SAILOR-;
0llM,?Jr'^,^ti^L"'-^''''*^ES REUNION
PLANNING 75TH REUNION
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CLASS OF "l'-^"*^ '"IRACLFS- AT RFUNION
REUNION SET FOR "feOS-VINTAGE *BRir,Hr Ml^FiTt*
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WAR BUDDIES ARE REUNITED IN HOSPITAL
R6VC0 DRUG STORE
SEE ALSO BOONS SQUARE AREA RFVCT "
ROBBER TAKES DRUGS FROM REvCO
"EVCO DRUG STORE ICROSS CREEK I
RfVCO PLANS STORE AT CROSS CREEK
"EVENUF eofiOS
SEE ALSO noNDS
^^L*tS9 INDUSTRIAL REVENUE BONOS
CANE CREEK BOr.'O SALE AUTHORUEO
«Hr DURHAM COULDN'T SAVE THAT U MILLION ON PARKING GARAGE
REVENUE-SHARING FUNDS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO FEDERAL «ID, N.C.
SEE ALSO FEDERAL A ID-TO-C I TI E": "ILL
SEc ALSO REVENUE-SHARING FUNDS, N.C.
^HJ?."*^ BRING HIGHER DURHAM PROPERTY TAXES
F„^ L c'5t^"?Sp%SS7iIy^ So%°'?tsUE
JrTrSAJ?L°V^^Ml'SRj^p8?fg^h/ifjE^'^^^ "^""^ ^° "'NSFER
REVE'IUE-"^HARING fijmqs , n,r.
SEE ALSO FEDERAL AID, n:c.
11? ?!-?2 CRANVILLF COUNTY, N.C.
SFt ALSO N.C, BUDGET
SEE ALSO N.C, REVe»'UFS
ri^ll? l',orrn^l;;^"i"'''^<^ FUNDS, .DURHAM
CITIES URGED To LOOBY AGAINeiT fllT*:
MORE LOCAL TAXES Mjy c UT gSvE» NME NT HASTE
CITIES CONSIDERING TAX HIKES TO COVFR LOST 11 S RFl/FMMFt
SQUEEZE play: LOSS OF RFveSuE- SH^SK^S MONe\ "fo'Ic E S^luDGET JUGGLING
REVERSE 0I5CP IMINAT lOli
SEE ALSO AFFIRMATIVF ACTION
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SUBSTITUTES FOR EUROPE NEARBY
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THcRE'S NOTHING TO FEAR AT 'PUBLIC ART' EXUInTT
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WHEN MATH PREVAILED, ART LOST
APT SHOW Two WOMEN'S STORY
ART CRITIC CRITICIZFD
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POWERFUL YQ.INC. WRITER HANDLES CONTEMPORARY TRAGEDY SKILLFULLY
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THE LITERARY LANTERN
FINF ES'^AY ON CHURCH WINOOwS
NOVEL HAS THE FLAVOR OF AIRPQ'T PAP<:R8ACK
THE LITERARY LANTFR't
SHARPE VOLUME DRAWS INTRIGUING PROFILE OF TAR HFEL PH I L ANTHOOP I ST
LANDSCAPE IS LANGUAGE IN APPLEWHITE C°EAIlgN
CARIBPEAN OFFFRS GOOD SETTING FOR ASSORPINl, HISTORICAL NOVcL
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ROSE JOURNAL ASSUMES NATURE IF JOURNAL POI ,,„.,.
FYNOLOS PRICE'S LATEST NOVEL •FIEkCE VALIDATION;
ROFESSOR PFTPOSKI'S 5UPJECTS EXTEND SERENO I P I TOUSL
BEYOND ENGINEERING
THE LITFRARY LANTFRN
BOOK REVEALS INTIMATE SIDE OF O'NEILL
THE LI IFRARY LANTERN
THE LITERARY LANTERN
BOOKS RECOMMENDED FOR SUMMER "EADING
InC PpSF''oEfA'iLs'H'lSTORY OF R-LIGIOUS FREEDOM IN U.S.
VOLUMF GIVE' NEW MCKENNA PERSPECTIVE
NOVEL HAS VITALITY, SMOOTHNESS
THE LITERARY LANTERN
INSERTED SCENES MAKE BOOK BECOME A LABOR
JmiFCrioS'^OF'-SAj-r'wITTY. PERCFPTIV-. ZESTY ESSAYS
GUSTENiSg SARAGRAfHSAN^ succinct nOGGETS OF COUNTRY WISDOM.
jFYNbLol''pRICF*ON^STRFNGTH: 'STAND UP AT SUNRISE...'
SURE. BUT WHAT WAS HE REALLY THINKING ABOUT?
THE LITFRARY LANTERN
MYSTERY IS SHALLOW, SHORT UN PLOT
MNF0PrA?t5I^'''tAk"sEL COLORING BOQk ' S '^""'JfL''"'^"""^ ^^°'-
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THE LITFRARY LANTERN
NEW tJr HEEL NQVELISI CONSTANTLY DOMINATED BY FICTI
POLITICS OF MIDDLE EAST REVIEWED WITH SCRUTINY OF 0
BY FICTIONAL CHARACTERS
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THE LITERARY LANTERN
;^s??^A?^D^^^r^s^;RrJJ'!H^^=^ s";rss;PL^^^:i^is''s?T7fiiTHSisTMAs MARKET
^[-.I^SlT MEETING GIVES BOOST TQ SOVIET STORY
NVIRONMENtI NiTIVE^AMERICANS OF FNO RIVER VALLEY CEL EBP ATED
nnoSuRUER MYSTERY IS ANSWFR TO DREARY EVENINGS OF WINTER
IeSinGWAY 'INVENTED' HIMSELF, THEN LIVED TH' LIFE HE ADMIRED
''p^^f^^Fj^GURSGN iKALYZFS •Th;^, RISE OF Jt"E HEUIS'
^EAsf; COLLECnON aF"^stbRIES HAS STaSp OF ' SOU THERNE SS
REVIFWS.^O.NCE^^ IN SYNC AT DUKE
ENERGY STARS IN JA2Z/DANCE
LU60VITCH GOES BACK TO 'ORIGINS'
LUuOVITCH MATCHES MASTERPIECE.
LAR LUBOVITCH ENCOUNTER JOYFUL OCCASION
TECHNICALITIES NOT ENOUGH FRO'< AILEY ENSEMBLE
POTPOURRI RF VEALS DUKE DANCE "IVERSITY, LIMITS
FAM??Y APPROACH BRINGS OUT C AR OL I MA OANC E R S ' BE S T
BALLETAP U.S.A. PROVES "ALLET. TAP DANCE DUN'T MIX
CAROLINA DANCERS TREAT AUDIENCE TO NEW, OLD DANCES
WORKSHOP CHOREOGRAPHERS SHOW HEW DIRECIIUNS
ART AND TRAINING "I« WELL IN CHAPEL HILL BALLET
SOMETHING NEW FROM NEW PERFORMING
NFW PERFORMING SHOWS RICH VISIONS ,,,.,.. ,.,^„ .„
FESTIVAL PUTS BEST FOOT FORWARD WITH CUNNINGHAM
DAVIS' ?FRICAN-AM=RICAN DANCE RETURNS IN TRIUMPH .,^, ,rTt
GAMES CHILUREN PLiY GET SERIOUS TREATMENT FROM DANCE PANELISTS
AN EXHILARATING EVENING „„...rc
UNUSUAL DEPTH MARKS DANCE PERFORMANCE
PAUL TAYLOR SHOWS DARK, LIGHT .„,.„.,
•CIRCLE THE EARTH' DANCE WRAPS AUDIENCE
BUDDHIST RITUAL ROOTi EVIDENT IN SEUNG-HU „^„,„o„,
KOREA IhapFS THE WEALTH AS 'LIVING TREASURE' PERFORMS
fSJmPLETF^CIRCLE STILL SPINS AS ANNA HALPRIN LEADS KlTUAL
BALLROOM DANCES DONE SPECTACULARLY
HflllROnM TROUPE GIVES OLD STE^S NEW LIFE
NEW luSuETY REVEALS RIPENING UF CHOREOGRAPHER'S TALENT
FIDDLING AROUND WITH THE FAMILIAR
PILOBOLMS CONTINUES TO FLOURISH
^!l^S^AtirKa^:'Elpl^^^^Br,i??ir£ANCE SILFNT AND OH, SO SLOW
siSw MOVEMENTS ACCUMULATE. CfATE POWERFUL EFFECT
LAURA DEAN'S WORK SHOWS ARTISTIC GROWTH
SPELLBOUND BY LAURA UE AN
CHOREOGRAPHERS GO FOR THE BIZARRE „„„„,„
YOUNG CHOREOGRAPHERS, MUSICIANS SHOW Pg^WISE
DANCE FESTIVAL CLOSING WITH FAR EAST TROUPE
UANCE INDONESIA DELIGHTS AUDIENCE
HOMF-GrOWN dance FLOURISHES a;„».'JE .,,^,,,„,,
AOF 'Bf EXHILARATION, CONFUSION AND QUESTION
tyR.NSUIoSs' BRINGS nuT^CAROLINA DANCER' SDRA.IA
GODDESS AGE RF-CREATEO IN CONCERT AT CHURCH
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STARS SHINE IN DURHAM 'NUTCRACKER-
REVIEWS, FILMS ,„,,,,,
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DANCING DOESN'T SAVE 'NIGHTS'
19BS'S TUP 10, WITH REGRETS
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HOSPITALS DRILLING FOR NUC "p AR V I C I IMS
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REYNOLDS COLISPUM
SEE ALSO H.C. STATE UNIV.
N.C. HEAT STEAMS FESTIVAL OFFICIALS
RHEON automatic MACHINERY, LTD.
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RHINE "IVER
PLANNERS SHOULD PREPARE FOR WORST-CASE SCENARIOS
RHODE ISLAND
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UVeR U.S. 17, ^4TER
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BICHARn GILL CO. (SAN ANTONIO, TEX»SI
bUSINFSS BRIEFING
OICHARO H. THQONTON LI'^RARV
SEE GRANVILLE COUNTY LIBRARY
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p,RC PFFICUL'; CALL FAYFTTEVILLE BAR BLAZE ARSON
TOpCESS BAR CAN'T dF RE»UILT IN FAYFTTEVILLE
FAYFTTEVILLS TAVERN MANAGER I^ CHARGED
ThF PI^GE (MUSIC GRO'JP)
NEW MUSIC. GROUP SHINE IN CONCERT
niDGEHAY, N.C.
A SHORTER SEASON?
RIFLES
"oNE-ARMErSHOOTER DEVELOPS DEAD-EYE -NEVA-MISS- GUN
BICGSBFE SELF-SERVICE (CARRBOKO, N.C.I
STORE HALTING SALES UF VlHt
CARRBORO STORE RESU'<ES WINE SALES
'"""^UtS?GFE"FF^OIMG'l0bFS NEW FICUS OF R I r.HT-TO-OI E DEBATE
fV'"I ^i^r;H?S?^!ArJo»,TS TO MERCY KILLING
SUFFE°ING SEEN AS ENEMY. NOT "EATH
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SEE ALSO HAZARDOUS WASTE TREATM-NJ, N.C.
^"AN!!t^?Ts"ArS^^Sutltl'lE?''^'A?n'JI| ^C^NUMY E-GING UP THIS YEAR
RIGHT-TO-KNCW LAW TO AFFECT INO'lSTRIbS
THE UGHT rn KNOW , , ,,
FIRMS RUSH TU LIST TOXIC CHEMICAL^
RFPGRTS DUE SUNDAY ON HAZARDOUS CHEMICALS ru.CMtr«i<:
MANY BllSI'lESSFS MISS DEADLINE ON L STI'iG HA7ARJ0US CHEMICALS
PFRSON COUNTY TO PURCHASE COM- UN I CATIONS EOUIPMFNT
PUBLIC NEEDS TOUGH OPEN MEETIMGS LAW „r.,.^.,c
N.C. CHANGE? TRAJF-SECRFT RUL= FQP "| 'l-I" ?«" Ig^^
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RU'GLING BROTHERS ANO BARNUM AND BAILEY CIRCUS
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U» I'IKING-LAW PROTEST DAMAGES BUSINESSES
CHAPEL HILL RAMPAGE INJURES 2^ , , r„ ■-„,
TOWM. UNC PLAN Tj E-JD STUDENT STKFcT TAKEOVERS
IN THE END, STUDENTS MUST BEA» THE BLAH":
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37 PEOPLE APR^STED ON RIOTriG CHaRl,F5 „,„.. ,,, r,,,„uAM
YOUTH PRfc-HOLlOAY PARTY TU^'.i INIO 'NEAR RIOT- IN DURHAM
OFFICIAL DENIES FIGHT-HEALTH CENTER LINK
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9/02/B6 A
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ONTHLr/ANNUAL INDEX
l/01/a6 - 12/31/86
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U.i-'eiji'iFf^^t^e/'"'*' '"'°"'"' ""^5. WATERWAYS
PANEL ASKS AGENCr TO STuSyHAH PoJ SCENIC RIVER STATUS
'IVERVIEW C INEMA
)^V.hTi,l°%hT,V'',%^h^^,^ '^"^"f'^ENT THEATER IN ,INO
S?3fl\'ilsf' ?RA^?fc%"i%'GRlE- \l?.\\Vr^hrd' '"' "-^^ ^E" """^"^
RELIGION, IMAGE CLASH AT DURHAM tSeaTEr""
"UAD GANGS
ROAD IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM
HILLSPOBOUGH ROAD ON CITY PRIORITY LIST
ROAD REPAIR
SEE ALSO HIGHWAY REPAIR
COUNTIES SHOULD COOPERATE
RSA'S'c'8Njff!g:3s%°SSS """^^^ CONTRACTS
2HSc*oAL''9iP.''^EOS ON AGENDA
MVo^ropl^^l"""' 'NrERSECTION
TOWN OKS »1 MILLION TO SPEED ROAD WORK
ROAD SIGNS
SFE BILLBOARDS
SEE HIGHWAY SIGNS
SfE SIGN'S
SEE TRAFFIC SIGNS
ROADS, DURHAM COUNTY
oiKi^^i'^'' SMILES, TRAVELS
f;??SK J" "'J'-l- TREYBURN ROADS
TPEVbURN POAO PLAN ENDORSED B»
P*NEL BACKS ROAOS PLAN FOR TRt
THOROUGHFARE PLAN FOR T»EYBUR<i
KS^'JSrT'"^^ '-"'"' FOR HOUSING PR
ROADS TO HANDLE TREYBURN TKAFF
ROAD WORK POSSIBLE BEFORE -88
ROAO CONDITIONS POOR " " ""
■CRITICAL MASS' UPON US
DURHAM'S RUAD NEEDS UN AGENDA
WIDENING WORK ON MIAMI flLVD. T
Iff^ioyk'S"*" SHOULD PUSH ROADS
HILLSBOROUliH ROAD ON CITY PR IT
L ST OF HIGHWAY NEEDS GFTSPQA
HIGHWAY NEEDS TO PE DISCUSSED
THREE ROAD PROJECTS PUSHED BY
fS^fS'rS;!:'^! FREEWAY EXTENSION
INTERCHANGE SUGF.ESTFD AT FREEW
HEARING ON RED MRL ROAD pSop?
"EJBURN FIGHT CONTINUES tS B^
rS^,5g:.^*'^ETY CONCERNS CITED I
CONTRACT AWARDED FOR WIDENING
OPANGF COUNTY GETS (633,778 R
Bn*«0 REJECTS BIDS ON ROAD p5t
DURHAM GETS HIGHWAY FUNDS
in'-J'^'^' EXPECTED SOON ON ENVIRO
SSco°„*'^'^''0^'=5 POAO PROJECTS
OVERLOAPEn TRUCKS SHOULD STAY
HERE ARE CHANGES IN STATE HIGH
NEW ROAD PLAN INCLUDES 35 COUN
CITY PANEL
Y3URN
GETS COUNCIL'S OK
IC
0 BEGIN IN MAY
RITY LIST
RD'S BACKING
CHAMBER
REDESIGNED
AY, GLUVER ROAD
SAL DRAWS YEAS, NAYS
N GUESS ROAO PLAN
ROAD
0^ STATE FOR UNPAVEO ROADS
NMENTAL STUDY
OFF ROADS
"t^pSI^j'^cI'^ "" COUNTIES
ROADS, N.C.
S0S^'£gS;?^r^Y"l^2h?f m5C? "li[i\£^5y^"„E0R KOAD NEEDS
PA?VN?''c^i''K,'-?" "" SB COSTLY. UNNErESsift?
?oI M.D??,,^?9',''""'S CANNOT 5E PnsfPONFD
Hll^u:rnhltVu"u'u V^%Tnllh "*^5°°R?'noN plan on apru 17
THE COST of BEING BUCOLIC
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ANOTHER WARNING ON TRIANGLE TpiFlVr
"OAOS, N.C, NAMFS
SEE ALSO HIGHWAY SIGNS
SEE ALSO NAMES
KNIGHTOALE ROAD DISPUTE BRINGS OUT STUBPURN STREAK
ROADS, ORANGE COUNTY
SFE ORANGE COUNTY, N.C
"OADSIOE AMERICA (OOOKI
SEE AMERICA FIRST!
"OADSIOE MAINTENANCE
ROADS
NEW TRAVEL GUIDE PROBES AMERICA'S HEARTLAND.
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GAME MAV FIND N.C. HIGHWAYS MTRE HOSPITABLE
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PROTECTING THE RIVER
ON ARTS CENTER...
""'tlriL'sr.^SfD RO.BERY, CARRBORJ
5 MFN ASSAULT UNC STUDENT AFT?R TV
SSNFOPO MAN CHAROEO IN 5 AFECRA CK I H
MIN CHAOGEO IN BREAK-IN
VING UP ROOMMATES
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I?S.'E?'5^".3'iRE«-^NrlEp5i?iD AROUND CH.PEL HILL ANU CARRBORO
^6 pOMPKINS stolen FROM TOWNJARK|T
EOJIPf-c'lT IS TAKEN FROM TWO BUSINESSES
RESTAURANT'S CASH TAKEN
JpOLOr^ETIC THIEF RETURNS LOOT
HOLF IN HALL LEADS Tu JAIL
to'^'w??CUirPE5J?V'K0LI0AY THEFTS
°°'«lHh5?S*Eh%'N^r5f iTcT..^ti\ STEREO ITEMS. RADAR DETECTOR STOLEN
EB^E^itkprso&^is'p^R^iri^A^s^uRv
iir-^IA^S^J§hE":.rfTnr nISaPEL HILL
jnaniN"^ ^TEAK hquSE ROBBED .^^
S^!L:"^SJlD'T^???^S^CO^^?PrP^^L!cE OFFICIALS
STORE'S SAFF TAKEN IN THEFT
liSrEs'o^^^Al'^RlAr-UirRjSoIST^^'lROUND CHAPEL HILL AND CARRBORO
r J ^Eh^ ^A^srAutv'^^c^Hi^hE^^s^fH burglary
THE MEoiS Ignored burglary sentencing
STUDENTS PLEAD GUILTY TO C AR ^RE AK- INS
1 ACCUSED OF BREAKING INTO AUTO
$15,000 IN JEWELRY STPLEN FRO'' STORE
ciicDtMncn TCRM GIVEN FQR LARCFNY
^ooos woSt^ M.^so'sTQLFN fro; two cars
2 CHAPCED WITH THEFT OF JEWELS
OUT UN POND TWICE. MAN CHARGER AGAIN
WOMAN ROBS "ETIREO PKOF
MAN CHARGED IN JEWEL THEFT
Er^?fBsjM^^'ii;jJ^!ns??^EssEs
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wiKtEpSAN ATTENDS CobRT, AND 1|„"°E^"0 c
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^ f S^^S^F^T «s°A2f Si^^UrN^°TwO ROBBERIES
13 DWELLINGS REPORT HOLIDAY THEFTS
CRIMESTOPPERS SEEKING ROBBERS
'O^firiLSrA^MEO POBbERY, DURHA-
SFE ALSO BANK RPBPERIES. '^"?»;'', r o i «c I
SEE ALSr BREAKING AND ENTERING IC»I-E1
Iff also PUILDING COtlSIRUCTION, THEFT
SEE ALSO "URGLAOr RING
li jtrn SKI ^'►irv-.-M^g^rArcENTER. robberies
SEE ALSO GUN THEFTS
lit :t|n 4'.c!'MUslCi OF LIFE ANH SCIENCE, ROBBERIES
SFE ALSO PURSF SNATCHING
CIGARETTES. PEN'UFS STOLEN
DURHAM CRIMESTOPPFRS „,,.,„
GUNMAN TAKES »100. 'JilS VICTI-
MFN ROB DURHAM GAS STATlp'j. ESCAPE
IHIFvFS HIT MINISTER'S HOME
COMPUTER EQUIPMENT STOLFN
THIFVES GET BIKE, STEREO
ROBBERS ATTACK PEDESTRIAN
DURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS „,„,,, nociK-lNS
2 TEENS FACE CHARGE OF REPEAT BREAK-INS
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6/03/F6 C
8/03/56 A
9/13/56 C
9/23/56 C
10/16/56 B
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ITE^S VALUED AT $2,239 STOLFN FPHm pad-c,-, r * t,
II OF 'FtW CREW" FACE 31 CHARGE^;
SHOOTING LEADS TO ARRE ST , STOL EN-Bl FL F rMAsrFQ
fS!?v^^i"?srsEj^s^E^rgu^^°'«-'^ '«-"''
S^I-iSI Charge man with ROBBERY
POLICE investigate REPORT OF ATTACK RV TRin nw m«ki
i,,^?^"J-'^5 REPORTED OFF FLETCHFR'S SIlL ROAD
NMpl^.J'i;f,'?c''2°"' "0"*" ON CAROLINA AVE.
i;R^!;ipg^8^EtirSiJ'^rsJe^S«?SASF
S^p3nt?'ri5i^?l8At?'^?H^Ff"'^''"''^ -'^" OA-AG.NG CARS. HOMES. ^
THIEVES TAKF JEWELRY FROM SNQWHIl I RHAn hhmc
?i^t^i"^£D °£ STEALING BANK »AG'-nu?°iSEyMCA
S^E'^Jf/A,?'"' PULLS GUN ON MEDICS
"f" CHARGED WITH THEFT OF BANK RAG
PIZZA CARRIFR ROBBED 1y TWO M'N
FAMILY AT CHURCH AS THIEF BREAKS IN
DURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS "J^tAKS IN
CIGARETTES ARE STOLEN
CIGARETTES STOLEN
11.025 TAKEN FROM SAFE
Dn!^T?F"„'!i?'^f5 TAKE WALKER'S CASH
?Hil'vli 2^? t'd^R^ni^^, ^i8.1?"^^' '^ """ED
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TESTIMONY ENDS IN BREAK-INS TRIAL
ir:^^ji:^^^g^o/SE?E^i^R---—
STORE OWNER CONVICTED FOR SPR=E OF HREAK-INS
CASH, JEWELRY STUL6N FROM VC U SHIMMFO?
MEN BREAK INTO ROOM, HIT OCCUPANT, t5ke 1150
,^Hpg iyTS^^!XJ!^S!°T 2 "
|;-f"P,l-OJE,E CHARGED WITH RREAMNG. ENTERING
£a SS"if^^AC°^2^!Yj2R^?^S^TENTr^^"^
c" " pV'-"-" «-«-'n'?*5^°
SCALLOPS AND FLOUNDFR STOLEN
POLICE CHARGE Z WITH ASSAULT
GOODS WORTH 15,965 TAKEN
THIEF TAKES BREAK FOR A SNACK
MAN SAYS HE WAS ROBREO, BEATEN
lis??' '^°''1-S STOLEN
APPLIANCES STOLEN FROM VACANT HOUSF
GUNFIGHT ERUPTS ON LANCASTER ' TPFFT
S?OCERy EMPLOYEES ROBBeS AND RtATEN
T2?25c?°2I?..'i'"^'^'' 5T0LEN FROMRUY QUICK
Jn^p^pSSSSt^T""""' '"^ """'' "'""
fH^'F°'fAKE?'^"v7R'| «™'-°-BE ROBBER
MAN RGBS STORE, GETS 186
POLICE: MAN BPATEN ON Hill nu DA if noTv/c
P?L'CE CHAKCE 5 MEN WITH gSSb^INg''^
SCALE STOLEN FROM FIRM
-I'?22P„'Ii STOLEN GOODS RECOVCRFO;
cX-EMPLOYEE CHARGED AFTER BREAK-IN
THIEVES TAKE GUNS. BINOCULARS
TEEN CHARGED WITH 9 BREAK- INS
BURGLARS ESCAPE WITH PROPERTY
Sf^SFrBillL^K^VJ^g'" "''" " ^"-^'^ESS BREAK-INS
CHURCHES HAVE THEFTS DURING SUNDAY SFHUTrpc
ruNMi'M^'^?^?^ DOWNTOWN RESTAURANT ^"""S
GUNMAN RUBS CONVENIENCE STURE
Jflty^S STEAL SAW FROM FIRM
FMpro?FF°?£;E!f^,!;5 STOLEN FROM MOTEL
DErAT?s?-s'S5g9|ST?'f^Kt?,"''"'"' '"'"'
LJ-^I.'""'f''5 ARRESTED IN BREA<-1N
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p^iR^'?Ail^^?i:%S^^^«ciS^^'^<^,^'CLS.DE
EQUIPMENT IS STOLEN FROM SCHOOL
""""I" S STOLEN FROM JUNIO?°HIGH
GO^'^EC^I'^^Thf^J ""« ''°'-' ''^'^<^ -^f" CHARGE
SCsSXi ?i'?Sis'fS'^l=rs°" '"'""'" "^"-^
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MyN'm^I^^^^BED""""' '^"" """-f "'^' CHILDREN SLEEP
3 ATTACK, ROB MAN
MAN CHARGED WITH CUTTING THROAT OF COMPANION
DATE
3- CHARGED
MOBILE HOME
1/13/16 I.
l/lT/86 C
l/2n/n6 a
1/20/B6 H
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1/20/06 C
l/2I/n6 A
1/21/06 A
l/2?/'>6 C
l/2?/fl6 C
l/2?/n6 C
1/23/16 C
l/2<./n6 C
1/25/86 A
1/26/86 b
1/2T/86 A
1/25/16 C
1/21/B6 A
l/2"'/B6 C
1/30/86 C
1/31/16 C
2/U1/S6 A
2/01/16 A
2/01/86 A
2/02/86 B
2/03/Ro A
2/03/86 b
2/03/16 B
2/D3/P6 A
2/04/86 C
2/0'./16 C
2/06/16 C
2/0T/86 A
2/U7/86 C
2/U9/16 A
2/01/=6 A
2/09/86 8
2/09/86 B
2/10/66 B
2/11/86 C
2/11/86 e
2/11/86 A
2/11/86 C
2/12/86 P
2/12/86 b
2/l?/B6 C
2/13/86 3
2/13/86 B
2/l<./e6 L'
2/l<./86 A
2/14/86 C
2/15/86 A
2'15/16 C
2/15/86 C
2/15/16 A
2/15/86 A
2/17/86 A
2/18/86 c
2/18/86 A
2/18/86 C
2/18/86 C
2/18/86 C
2/19/Q6 C
2/20/86 e
2/20/86 t>
2/20/86 A
2/21/86 A
2/21/86 C
2/22/86 A
2/23/86 8
2/23/86 B
2/23/86 B
2/24/86 H
2/24/16
2/24/86
2/25/86
2/25/16
2/25/16
2/26/86
2/27/86
2/23/86
2/28/16
3/03/86
3/04/nt
3/04/16
i/U5/U6
1/05/86
3/06/86
3/06/86
3/06/86
J/Q7/86
3/07/86
3/J7/86
3/08/16
3/11/86
3/1 1/16
3/13/86
3/14/86
3/15/86
3/16/86
3/16/86
3/16/86
3/16/86
PI L P 1 Y L
Ta5
sa?
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0 Te5
N
N
N
N
n
N
N
U T85
N
'I
3/17/B6 C
3/17/H6 C
3/18/86 8
3/19/16 c
3/21/86 C
3/21/86 A
3/22/36 A
3/22/16 C
3/22/86 A
3/23/86 C
3/24/86 C
3/25/86 C
3/25/P6 B
3/26/16 C
3/26/86 A
3/21/86 C
3/31/16 C
3/31/86 C
4/J1/16 C
4/02/86 C
4/U1/16 C
4/04/86 A
4/05/86 A
«ONIMLT/AN
M U » L 1 -J -J E »
l/0l/a6 - 12/31/B6
SUBJECTS
5 ».M. ILM-' «T LIBRABY LEADS 10 TEENS' ARREST
SALVATirSi »»iy BRfAK-IN
DURHAM CRIHESTORPf R^,^„^
HAN ARRESTED FUR P0?6ER!^„ „,^
3 S'=EXI''IG HOIJFY BEAT, ROB HAN
j^,rrT'T'Ar<rRorsit:=AT'Suj;ii^?Nr
?'4','lvrsMJ2^s¥nrErERg='2 .P'KTHENTS
^^ S^"c\-0lg?TM^°^?^Ll5?"c^itE WRECKS SUSPECT
StN AI^JciEOriTlBBEO OUTSIDE OF REST.UR-NT
MAN ROBS CONVENTEMCS 5J0RE cTnRE
SHUTGUNS. REELS. 5"'«=L ^uSVc?^
BURGLAR TAKES HONEY F=UM HOJ|L
THIEVES hRECK HnME, TAKE JEWELRY
i?J!ri,'.T'rEEKs'"iMO AGAIN ON APPEAL OF CONVICTION
RESTAURANT IS HOBRET
DURHA-' CRIMESTOPPERS
__ ,...,^ ■"■"'_ '.'.-p-, ^. ;„^
AT HOUSING PROJECT
DUKE MALL R06PED
POLICE ARREST O'NEAL „,,._
WOMAN RFpnRTS HOME BURGLARIZED
5S3^i&?S^?l°ApJ^^L^^Ag5'^8R^?io:jSsoN
louTH T.iES 3EER; SLUGS STORE WORKER
DURHAM CRIMESTOPPFRS
SU"^3Ss "t^pIck UP SUIT. C.ETS CHARGED WITH FORGERY
S
OuF
THIEVFS NA8 STEREO ITEMS
{h Ff TAK?S HO^ET at CHURCH'S CHICKEN
Hihiii;'^ENVRJNc"i^f3^f^jR%'¥Hss5ss-i?,
?H!ir^K^eK°LrTlSlfTiEis LEFT IN DRIVEWAY
RCBPER AWAKEN'; WOMAN , ,„„
;c"iojLl''s?o£Vc'SHpi?tS'?SulP-ENT FOUND
rMlN^lRR'stlo ;;i"l=*T.NG. RO.BERY
Ei^"sF;'s"!feSlS''?"EFT INVESTIGATED
ri?TCHHIKERS THREATEN, RC3 DRIVER
SS r^I ^'IS^jFrSrAT^r^BY^l^^SSENGERS
?ihj)i^^^"rH?2S''^s"o^Frc'F^iJEAK-iN
g^f^C*TIV?'NlB^''?."''l0R BREAK-IN AT HOME
YOUTHS ATTACK PAS5ERS'Y_
BMCKS THROWN THROUGH CAR WINDOWS
HFATER IS STOLEN
CALL FOR PIZZA SOUNDS FAHILIA5
CONSTRUCTION FaulRMENT STOLEN
SaOM^N CHARGED WITH LARCENY
man charged with theft
stSrIge shed plundered: washer, dry
HAN CHA=GEJ IN Theft from STORc
SUSPECT ARRFSTED IN FURNITURE THEFT
S^N ^"orO^J.SArSlsTAURANT ESCAP
2 CHAOGED WITH KI-BRELL'S 6REAK-IN
PIZZA PARLOR RO'IBEO AGAIN
SIn TAKES HONFY FROM PIZZA HUT
POLICE TIPPED
DRYER STOLEN
TOBACCO CO.
s^s.^ii irjsPEc^^ lann'.^v^ kansas ^^^^
DOM!
MAN CHO'ED
ILE WALKING
jrvF-YrAR'TESi^lMSSsio-FOR TH^FT. FORGERY
TABLES STOLEN
i^H^^^Fr'TAK^JloliRET'T^S V.'o'>- ' GKOCFRY STORCS
l^dll.'tll^V.ViU-'Tr'^'i-OOirur^ CIRLFK.ENO
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2
2
2
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2
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2
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2
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2
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2
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'./06/»6 C
i./OT/'b b
(./CT/et A
<,/UT/Pb C
<./0'/P6 C
<,/a'i/96 A
4/J''/''l> A
<./10/''6 C
<,/l'/»6 A
<,/l<./'>6 E
*/l^/A6 C
(./IS/^b A
<,/l5/''6 C
<./16/96 C
1,/17/Rb 0
<,/17/B6 C
<,/lD/"6 C
i/lR/'e C
i/lo/Rft A
<,/2l/HS C
■./ij/'t e
<./22/R6 A
<./23/86 A
"./Zi/Pb C
,/2'i/'!6 ';
<,/25/n6 A
^./CR/Pfa C
<,/2<l/"6 I
<,/3^/8l> A
5/Ul/a6 S
5/01/P6 C
5/J1/86 C
5/01/56 »
5/05/96 t
5/J'>/!J6 <
5/07/P6 <
5/JR/P6 t
5/39/R6
5/0'>/06
5/1Z/90
5/l">/'>t
5/l'./R6
5/I<./P6
5/15/96
5/17/96
5/17/86
5/IB/P6
5/f/P6
5/L'/P6
5/2D/S6
5/20/96
5/20/96
5/21/86
5/21/86
5/21/96
5/21/96
5/22/96
5/23/96
5/i5/96
5/26/96
5/27/86
5/29/96
6/UI/96
4/02/96
6/C'/''6
S/J3/9b
6/J<./'>6
6/05/P6
6/0=^/96
5/06/96
6/J7/96
6/09/96
6/09/86
b/0''/96
6/U/B6
6/11/P6
6/11/96
6/12/96
6/l'/eo
b/li/Pb
6/l6/»6
6/l''/96 C
6/17/96 C
6/19/96 C
6/1B/96 C
6/1^/96 A
6/l''/96 6
6/l''/95 C
5/21/°6 A
0/22/96 C
6/<;1/9b 6
6/23/96 C
6/25/96 b
6/25/96 C
b/Z'-Z't C
b/26/P6 A
6/26/96 C
6/27/96 C
6/27/86 C
6/28/86 A
6/30/96 A
7/02/P6 A
7/03/96 P
7/03/86 A
7/05/96 C
7/07/Pt C
7/07/86 C
7/a")/9b I
7/0P/""6 C
7/10/96 ;
7/l''/°6 C
7/ll/''6 (
7/17/96 (
7/12/96 I
7/13/96 I
7/13/96 I
7/l<-/96 .
I/15/P6 ■
7/16/96 I
7/n/9o
7/21/86
l/i?/°b
7'2'./86
7/25/"b
7/26/96
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9
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13
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1
MONTHUr/A
M N U A U I « J t X
1/01/86 - 12/31/flt,
Subjects
STOLEN GOODS FOUND IN HHUSE
L»WNMO.<ER STOLEN
P'TLICF, SHERIFf INVESTIGATE R-1B>«EBIES
UUNMAN ROBS DURHAM GROCERY, ESCAPES
STEREO I-TEMS STTLEN CiCAKti
STERE" Theft investigated
FIRM SAYS 3 0RG4NS MissfNG
1 CHARGED. Z HURT IN SCUFFLE
Hfi'^lf .if'i'^^'"' STOLEN FROM HOME
TELEVISIONS STOLEN
?,',^„'^S"'''E° ""'" SCHOOL BREAK- IMS
SUSPECT ARRFSTEn in FOUR IREA'-INS
rsyi^Ff ^TAK°rss^ir?iE5?^rsK JaS ''°' '"'"
fVA^'hFS^JS"^A^D"*^}^\°Ff'-°^"• ^^^"^ "s»
S5?HSi%?,SII?tiP??p"| 16-YEAR--,Ln EMPLOYEE
?iScIf^-,:tR?^5j; ?'" "< BANK-MACHINE THFfT
ARREST LEADS TO CHARGES IN RALEIGH
M4N INDICTED IN APRIL DEATH '-'"^"
UE.?,''*'^*!;^ MAN HURT IN STABBING
?nT cY R*Sa^N\"'s%%^'FrSF"nS^H^IgS£E%fr^'"
Ti'!',-*9'^"^^° O*" BURGLARY, «TTE''PTEn ASSAULT
THIEVES STEAL FURNITURE, P LA C^ GLUE I N r roTHF t
"'N ARRESTEO ON ROBBIE RfCHiSG^ S CLOTHES
""?5!r»; fLtfS HOME WITH DlAMQND
^ Mif/JI.St?*'''' STOLEN FROM CAR
Z MEN STABBED ON CANAL STREET
7o5?S"Fr^E"s^c'SlRG°F'=OF-';^sSiS^^'=J?^S5M|^""
^B,^hitJ„^iK?F;;?''„ii!/^«^^''"o"5ErcSlRS??%,LED
?'''.SS=.T?i' DRIVER ROBBED AT KNIFEPOINT
In, ??|5^^H',r-'^'k^° '" STREET RUBBERY
POLICE: SHOT FIRED AT CYCLIST
WOMAN SAYS BURGLAR GETS PURSE, HATCH
DEALER REPORTS CAR STOLEN FRO" HIS LOT
ROBBER GETS PIZZA, CASH FROM TelivERYMAN
ARMED HAN ROBS CHAPEL HILL ST. LAUNDRY
"=N GRAB STROLLER'S PURSE, GE? 1160
lu =y,ll 9*^^.' JP^ILER, TAKE OFFICE EQUIPMcNT
polFcI^Jr^je'??^' "°" '"'"'"''■ 5''"
SfN"J?c5^^°^F'??fA^TriE?rFR5S^lE^?5;iRANT
C«SE OF OYSTERS STOLEN FROM AL STON A VF. S TORE
iH'i^f'^ °"B MAN OF HATCH, CASH
ROBBERY DATF CLARIFIED
THIEVFS TAKE OVFN
{m'ct^,^tr'J'^l„l^''^°'"^"eNT EQUIPMENT
THIEF USES SPRAY, GFTS WALLET
I^'A^liES TAKE TOOLS FROM TRAILERS
Ji'P„^:E"-"'E''5 Charged after brejk-in theft
%T.irH\ri,j.'.i """"^ ^^""" "'"
WOULD-BE POLICE HELPER CHARGED AFTER CHASE
sVg^^^So°BBE5"'^^ '° ^' ^^^'"^ 8Y ISlJc"^"
?-r!:'JK'' CRIME? NOT TU THE VICTIM
^J£iB°M^H?"Bi^^jjj^^E^?ruR;;,iv"= "" "°^^''
THIEF GETS BIKE. STEREOPARTS
uhar^i'!;^ 1° SEE JFhELRY. THFN STEALS HATCH
X"S-\'Sn^D'?JS^J^^wr?c"Si:iSi^0L7S^ ^"""'^ ""^^"^
j;i^^SA%g?E*5irH'guR^^LM r^° "^' ""^ ^-«" ""5
COMPUTER STOLEN
TRAVELER REPORTS MONEY STOLEN
THIEVES HIT MUSEUM, STEAL SAFE AND CASH
DU«V?E'^5r,"^L^S?*'-LI0N 5Tn[=N " ^"
PnCICE STILL SEEKING THIEF IN BREAK-IN AT MUSEUM
DuJ2Ai"AS^RjA¥;K,''°?^lecA'=^" ASKING DIRECt/oNS
PoJk^e c2^Rg|';iJl'w??3%fg„g?'^E -'L^'^-C HOME FROM STORE
ElU ?rCBPT^H?F"Tf Sn'SoSISS-'pST^^ """'-'^
?iy''A^c[i^2g'o^°^;?AL'?N^°So'T^^^?K^? """"'" APARTMENT
2 DURHAM MEN CHARGED IN ROBBER FS
2o'^r'^r£"?'*''En WITH FIRING INTO OCCUPIED CAR
^ifllr"""-" CONE FROM DURHAM BANK
5^tf'£" ""^ CHARGED WITH ROBBERIES
MOBILE HOMES BROKEN INTO ""'='''"^1
DURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS
fH>Vr^!iE\gSgiR%"R'5S%^0.L'^!^g"s[?^^^
S^R^^S'Si^^sfiJ^ERrSSii^^ '' ip^R^i^^T, DUKE DORM
Iu7t^s"spns6 sTv^%i^u??Nr' -^ ^^^"^^ 5™""NG
^.',S"I."'J'''S 3; MAN IS CHARGED
pSyi^G'ES*iJS|.°rAS'B'?E"*" """ SHOOTING INTO CAR
2 ASSAULTED. ROBBED ON MAIN ST.
MAN HFLO ON PLOTTING -POT- SALE
"?»«':;„lJSINb TELLER -ACHINE ROBBED
?Rl3^K^'?!'RF"rs?o°rE"^° °' " '' cSzyT^itchen
?S^^^-s'T^Jf?^3R"?AS'S?xig'-*'^'" ^°"ESSION
2? CONVICTIONS ARE OVERTURNED IN BR=AK-INS CASE
B}WJBU^E^lMk^^^^"^^^ OAi^^E&'^fNDERGARTEN ROOM
THIEVES TAKE JEWELRY
POLICE CHARGE 5; THIEF GETS ran ^TCRCn iim.t
THIEF DROPS GOODS, rDnS AFTER HAN f'rES
^j'llS ]t!^^l '=CI''CES WOMAN FrBm HUME
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PG
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H 2 7/27/B6 C
N
S 2 7/2B/86 C
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N
S 2 7/31/R6 C
N
S 2 6/07/at U
N
s 2 a/a<./P6 c
N
5 I 8/05/B6 L
N
S 2 3/CI'./n6 A
N
S ? 8/0',/96 C
N
S 2 6/07/B6 C
fj
S 2 8/0B/n6 C
M
S 2 8/0<J/B6 U
N
H 2 3/10/B6 C
N
H 2 8/I0/S6 C
N
S 2 8/11/06 C
N
S 2 3/I3/a6 C
N
S 2 8/l',/B6 C
N
S 2 8/l';/a6 C
'^
S 2 3/I6/B6 B
N
H 2 e/lB/86 C
N
S 2 3/1H/B6 A
•J
H 2 8/l<>/B6 L
N "51
S 2 3/l<)/B6 C
N TBB
S 2 8/n/Bo C
N
H 2 a/20/l>6 L
N
S 2 8/20/B6 C
M
S ? 8/21/B6 C
N
H 7 3/22/B6 a
N
H 2 8/22/B6 L
N
S 2 3/2;?/P6 C
N
S 2 3/23/B6 S
N
H 2 d/24/B6 C
N
S 2 3/26/86 C
N
H 2 3/27/86 e
N
H 2 •8/2B/06 U
■J
S 2 3/2B/n6 C
S 2 3/29/B6 A
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S 2 8/30/n6 a
•I
H 2 ')/01/B6 B
N
S 2 9/01/86 C
N
H 2 9/07/B6 3
M
S 2 9/0'/l'6 C
N
S 2 9/05/B6 C
N
H 2 9/07/86 C
N
S 7 9/09/86 C
^1
S 2 9/11/06 A
N
S 2 9/1 1/06 C
^1
S 2 9/17/86 C
N
S 2 9/13/86 C
M
S 2 9/1^/116 c
fl
S 2 9/16/86 A
•J
S 2 9/17/86 C
N
S 2 9/18/86 C
N
S 2 9/27/06 C
N
H 2 9/23/06 C
fl
H 2 9/23/86 C
n
S 2 9/23/06 A
M
S 2 9/23/86 C
N
S 2 9/2<./06 C
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S 2 9/2^/06 A
^1
S 2 9/26/86 A
N
S 2 9/29/86 A
H 2 9/3M/B6 C
^l
H 2 10/Jl/n6 C
ri
S 2 10/01/06 A
N
H 2 10/0V86 iJ
fl
H 2 10/0A/B6 C
N
S 2 10/04/86 d
N
H 2 10/05/06 D
c
H 2 10/06/86 B
fj
S 2 10/06/66 C
f|
S 2 lU/07/86 A
5
N
H 2 10/09/80 3
3
N
S 2 10/09/R6 A 16
N
S 7 10/09/86 C
9
^l
S 2 10/10/B6 C
1
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H 7 10/12/86 C
1
^' M51
S 7 10/13/86 C
1
N
S 2 lO/lA/06 A
5
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1
N
H 7 10/15/86 A
1
N MSI
S 2 10/18/86 A 17
^l
S 7 10/18/86 C
1
N
S 2 10/2n/R6 c
1
N
S 2 10/21/06 C
1
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H 7 10/27/86 C
1
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S 2 10/27/86 A
^
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H 2 10/23/86 C 1
5
N
H 2 10/23/06 C 1
S
M
S 2 10/23/06 A
i
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S 2 10/23/16 A 17
N
S 2 10/24/06 A
8
N
H 2 10/28/86 A
0
N
S 2 10/25/86 A
7
N
H 2 lC/27/86 B
I
N
H 7 10/28/86 C
li
N
S 2 10/29/06 A 1
1
N
H 7 10/30/86 B
it
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S 2 I0/31/B6 C
1
N
H 2 1/01/86 C
N ,1 5*.
S 2 U/01/06 C
fl
S 7 l/ul/86 C
N
H 7 1/02/86 C
1
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H 2 11/03/86 C 1
S 7 11/03/06 A
3
N
S 2 11/0A/R6 A 1
N
S 2 11/05/86 A
'1
S 2 11/07/86 C
"1
H 7 U/ln/Pt b
3
'1
H 7 11/11/86 C
N Sd7
S 2 1 l/ll/8t, C
fl
H 2 11/12/86 fl
N
S 2 11/12/86 C
fl
S 2 11/1A/06 C
fl
S 2 11/18/86 A ■
fl
H 2 11/19/06 B 1
■1 L'.O
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S 7 1 l/24/Oe A P
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S 7 11/25/86 A 1
N
S 7 ll/25/a(, c 1
fl
S 7 11/26/06 C 1
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W/31/e6
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C4SWELL THEFTS
Oi'RHA- CRIMESTOOPERS
?SS'hFn''-ChISgIS -IT" STEALING KEVS. CASH FRO« MACHINES
??,n!? 'B^ri?VE''2g»8iMls LINKED
DURHAM MAN THBA5HED. ROBBED ,,„^„
n IKE LIFE FLIGHT OAOIO DEVICE STOLEN
rmTHING STPLFN FRU" CAR AT MALL
MN CHARGED illTH FIREARMS VIOLATION
SVrtTA^'^ijRLnfEE'cSARGED IN LAPCENV^^^
SIn wItS SHOTGUN pubs convenience store
'o^'il'il ?^HlATfRMNif.ER PUBBED
TFENS ROB maS neap HIS HOME
^T"wij''h&ASS'^2°iirH^S|2Ai'^lK''"A? DURHAM SERVICE STATION
THIEVES GET lU.OOO IN COMPUTFRS
ROnSERV. '"^TERNATIONAL
KEEP FOR THE MEXICANS
'"^^liriLSn'^lKMeD ROBBERY. N.C.
SEE ALSO PANK ROBBERIES. N.C.
SEE ALSO CHECK THEFTS
SEE ALSO COMPUTER THEFT
"|pE'tKlNG?''ENTFRlSr?CHARGES FRED
r£^°FiIlD^°i3Srii-lFKS:'KEMS TAKEN
MFSANE MILL OUTLET ROBBED
ailTNFH DFFICERS POOBING BPEAK-INS
n^i^'^st^o-^^^'i^^Br^^RyTv^s SECURITY
TEENS CHARGED AFTER »«!"- '^ " ^^ '^^
lll'ih'nlU^ ^JJ^E^Sr^O r OBBERIES IN THO COUNTIES
I ^ErNr^S^P^ES^lN^-Bi^ K ^N ^^^^„
TWO CHARGED. THIRD SOUGHT IN ^H""'"*
MAN CHAOGEO WITH BREAKING. ENTERING
p'sT nPFiCE BURGLARIES -ROBED
ni on AH APPARFNTLT TAKING DOG ALONG
r ptir,^?3".:?eV5^{?A^?NE POST .
\£^}lVJlt^0'lV.r^l'&'-\i,V^ .T CUTTING CRIME
flxFOKD^M'if^GET? 10-YE»R SFNTE-JCE , ^
2'[?SB0R0UGH PAIR ACCUSED OF BREAK-INS
JfJeLPY is taken from motel ROOM
CASH TAKEN FROM STORE
^S'^jFiELSy TtoIiIn from franklin home
T^^S^-gFI r^Al?^'F^S'^%^^A^J?i^\TCPE
Wlf^h^^r';^ ?S3i, ^»2^KLIN HOME
^HrE^ii b^'e'.k i:iTS"FrANi;:iN «uses
PROPERTY TAKEN
NEW HOUSES LOOTED
'/uSGE'-OENlis'iPPEirloNO FOR THOMPSON
POLICE SFlKEisFINO SAFE WITH PAPERS
ScR AND S'^O IN OUARTEPS STOLEN
IiirorPAPHFD BALL TAKEN BY THIEVES
rouPLE CHARGED WITH ANTIUUE THEFTS
^SFTYr^fnrP^^^TE^^'^Vi'K'EN^rRoi^S^O^E
%l'o\^l'^r.lVT.lVo{ir£..l MURDER CASE
THREE ROXBURO MEN ARE CHARGED .rn,cu
h^StiERl^? S22iirA^ ;;i^^^SY^J5^IK,CKERY
^ ' iK4"°KjM"s?^R?f:s°j2Fr"^
TWO MEN CHARGED WITH BR=AK-INS
Tu ^S "iAVHE'cS^jN-i^rNK^^rBi^^K-INS
rwFcltST|kl:";SR?^ rfp^iS^PSs^T^KEN F.OM SOUTH GRANVILLE HIGH
■fkjg^^^N^A^^urErEr^BRjii^fiN
[l!^^^p3?i^ri!^r?N;^?^VJ,rTG^3 BPEAK-INS
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2 OuShaM MEN CHARGED IN ROBRE»IFS
S I
N E El
P 0 DATE C PG I
H 2 11/30/B& C
H 2 12/01/n6 B
5 2 12/U1/B6 A
S 2 12/U1/S6 A
H 2 12/02/B6 C
5 2 12/U2/B6 A
S 2 12/0^/06 L
S I la/Oi/Bt C
S 2 li/OO/'b A
H 2 12/lO/''6 C
S 2 w/io/'t a
S 2 12/10/B6 B
S ? 12/11/16 C
S 2 12/l';/8h C
H 2 2/l'5/l6 B
H 2 2/16/B6 C
H 2 2/16/P6 C
S I 2/lS/BS A
H 2 12/1T/B6 C
S 2 12/l''/"6 C
H 2 2/11/86 B
H 2 2/21/''6 C
S 2 2/20/R6 A
H 2 2/2?/a6 B
H 2 2/22/96 e
S 2 Ximi'b C
S 2 12/2'./86 C
S 2 12/2'./»6 C
S 2 12/27/R6 C
H 2 12/3T/B6 t
H 2 12/30/B6 i
5 2 12/3'1/R6 L
H 2 1/07/86 A
4
H 1
H 1
H 1
H 3
H 1
H
2
2
H I
H 7
H 2
H I
H I
3
M I
S 2
H 2
H 1
H 3
H 1
H 2
S 1
H 1
H I
H 2
H I
H 1
H 2
H I
H 2
H 1
H I
H I
H 1
H 1
H I
H 2
5 2
H 1
H 1
H 1
H 2
H 1
H I
H ?
H 1
H '
H 2
H 2
H 2
H I
H 1
H \
H 1
H 1
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 1
H I
H I
H 1
H 1
S 2
H 2
H 1
H 2
H 1
H 1
H 1
H 3
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 3
H 2
H 2
S 2
H 1
H I
H 2
H 2
M 2
S 2
l/J<./"6 B
l/0''/86 ■■
l/l<./°6
1/24/86
l/3C/»6
l/3n/''6
2/06/86
2/18/86
2/16/86
2/n/86
2/20/P6
2/21/86
2/21/86
2/28/96
2/2''/86
3/01/86
3/01/80
3/05/86 B
3/06/86 a
3/OT/P6 B
3/07/86 A
3/09/86
3/U8/86
3/13/86
3/14/96 B
3/14/86 •■
3/19/86
3/18/86
3/18/86
3/2'>/86
4/11/86
4/12/86
4/19/''6
4/23/86
4/30/86
5/03/86
5/CI6/86
5/16/86
5/21/86
5/24/96
5/25/86
6/05/»6
6/07/8t
6/14/P6
6/14/86
6/11/86 B
6/20/86 t
6/26/B6 A
7/UO/86 B
7/16/86 C
7/18/86 B
7/18/86 B
7/22/P6 B
7/24/86 B
7/29/"6 A
a/Ol/86 C
6/03/96 C
3/06/86 C
9/U6/86 C
8/09/96 B
6/19/P6 B
8/16/96 C
8/16/86 C
8/20/86 A
8/21/96 B
6/22/86 C
9/03/86 B
9/03/86 B
9/12/86 B
9/13/P6 C
9/20/86 A
9/24/86 A
9/25/86 A
9/25/86 D
9/30/86 C
10/01/86 0
10/01/86 *
lJ/06/96 C
10/07/86 f
lU/07/96 t
10/0O/P6 1
10/16/86 1
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1/01/86
INDEX
U/31/86
s u b J E c r s
P A '', t 6^9
l/0«/'!7
GUNMAN Rons RCSTAUR4NT IN 0XF3RD
FP4NKLIN BREAK-IN
CHARGES ABE NOT PRESSFO IN SHTtlTINr,
Ctj^LOTTE MAN HFLD IN ROBBERIES '^
"?fil a%%''^Sle°n ""'"^ B^Sl,,,SS
DURHAM CRIHE3T0PPERS
?l^rSiXf? 5<.-yEAR PRISON TERM
fS^lE"gRiA;;i?S?%^Flo^tE'fe '-"°' " ""fSTS AND RECOVERY OP GOODS
BREAK-IN PROBE STEPPED UP
MAN CHARGED AFTFR ITEMS TAKEN FRO" CHURfH
r^^5uriJi\^s"?55igES'iK ?^?iv"^-^"""^^
I?S,."l;;.'^?J"<^fO """ SHOP BREAK-IN
ROBBERY, ORANGE COUNTY
SFE ALSO ARMED ROBBERY, ORANGE COUNTY
MAN CHARGED IN 7 BR^^AK-INS '- "UN I Y
2iN'-^c2?9li?r/?,^'',"^'^^5EO OF HREAK-IN^
ORANGC nEMQCRATS' POLITICAL llGN^MT1<:iMr
^S,'if?,V'"'.'5 STOLEN FROM TRUCK ^^ MISSING
PROPERTY WORTH 11,800 STOLEN
ROBBERY, U.S.
SEE ALSO ARMED ROBBERY, U.S.
ill aV4S c^o^<lliV4'',:,Jr"'''' '"'''
TWO STUDENTS HELP POLICE NAB SUSPFCTS
?^i'?s^i;i"5F'^p"^w^"^" '" «°^«^''fs
RIG LOADED WITH er,GS FLIPS OVFR
^S^":..;'^!?^'-'"' STOLEN DURING GOSPEL CONCERT
TWO MEN CHARGED WITH STEALING KEYS . CAsS*^ JrCM MACHINES
DATE
S I
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c pr, L
9YL
ROBBERY ATTEMPTS. CHAPEL HILL
fp;2SM;3-kgR'fsTiJ''v^%iSB^si^i?T?srT"^
DURHAM MEN HELD IN ORANGE ROBBERY
ROBBERY ATTEMPTS. DURHAM
S^rjnft'? iLL'5l° '" "OBBERY ATTEMPT
MAN FOILS ROBBERY ATTEMPT BY onNNINr.
DURHAM MAN FArES BRFAK-IN fHARrc
RESIDENT'S REtOrn SCARES OFF SSpGLAR
i5?li'^.?Al5.\''V,'!'^i«? ^Sboued BY res'Sfnt
W^.^tIIJS^I" ■" ""CK IN ALLEY AT NEWSPAPER
9^'H° ER FRIGHTENS WOULO-Bt ROBBER
^^^VLTs^^^cTK^^VSl^E^STflL PURSE
?A*Si5'Jo".cTf«^ES^S f5°?lRE"?V^^^^ '"■"
^f^i^i^:FFs:i^s:ss?o^i----^-?Y^t?^i^^ovERED
wnuNOEO MAN SAIO IN • GOOD ■ c rwn I r inu
«JJj»GFR THWARTS Rf5BBER?°SrTFMPT"'°^
MAN. WOMAN CHARGED WITH RQfiR FR V attcmdt
2 TEENS CHARGED IN ROBBERY ATrPMPT
MASKED GUNMAN ROBS CuSpLE "^^ '='^''^
ROBBERY ATTEMPTS, N.C.
GC!!MiS«p{?rES To"hg'1'oIW° *'" "'■'''''■'' "^"'"" "«N
MAN WOUNDED DURING BRFAK-IN
TWO MEN ARE CHARGED WITH BREAK-IN ATTEUor
P" L'?!?^?K I^;??IrSp-t?'b^r°f\k" "inT S^B- --" SAY
OFFICIALS TO SEEK FAYETTEVILLE PLOT. IDAHO BOMBINGS LINK
ROBBINS RQAO
COMMISSIONERS DELAY VOTE ON RE20NING OF SUBDIVISION
ROBERT L. ROLANO. INC.
ST. LOUIS FIRM NAMED DURHAM CFNTER AflrHTTCrT
ARCHITECT REPLACED ON CIVIC bNTER pSn^iJr
CITY OFFICIALS PREVIEW HOTEL PR0JEC?SkItCHE5
ROBERT WINSTON CARR INC.
fCANS SHOWN FOR REMTDELING OLD CDUR THnii';i:
COURTHOUSE RENOVATION TO BE DECIDED "
c^n°a?fH"syifiESS?gi? :i^d^^^^ ^° -- -«" --
ROBERTS CUNSTRUCTION CO.
[;Ks°s2N?r'Si2s;L'^?g\^o^^??i^'^'°^
c'au-i^T?%s^iriKt '.ii'if>iJ,oT.:rt^'' "--^^ "-^^
ROBERTSON-CHEEK HOUSE ( HILL SPrmniirj m r 1
"^AL'i,^C°IN"^^^C^?°^°"^"' *^-"-' "'^"«;c-^UILDINGS
R0BEBT50N CRFEK
WATER PLANT PACT CANCELED BY PITTS80R0
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ROBESON COUNTY. -I.C.
lO/i'l/flb
I0/30/P6
10/31/B6
11/07/86
u/ue/86
ll/lZ/flb
U/13/86
I 1/13/R6
11/2A/R5
I 1/^6/86
11/27/86
- U/J4/16
1 12/05/86 o ..
J 12/06/86 B 9
1 I2/06/P6 B 9
1 l2/L)<)/86 C 7
1 12/12/86 e 1
1 12/16/86 C 1
2 12/18/86 B 3
1 12/19/86 0 5
1 12/10/86 B 5
2 12/24/86 A 6
? 12/2S/R6 A 18
1 12/27/86 C 1
3 12/30/86 a b
1
1"
1?
5
3
13
3
1
1
2
3
24
2/22/86
3/08/86
8/16/86
10/13/86
10/22/86
11/13/86
ll/l<)/86
11/26/86
12/24/86
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 1
H 2
H 2
3/13/86 B
6/06/86 B
6/n/a6 A
d/23/P6 C
12/10/86 A
12/16/86 C
H 3 6/26/86 a
H 2 8/20/86 C
S 2 8/20/86 C
6
N
4
F
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N
12 ■ ri
3
N
1
N
1
M
1
N
080
1/02/86 D
1/02/86 C
1/07/86 «
1/21/06 «
2/05/86 e
2/24/86 E
2/28/86 C
3/11/86 A
3/12/86 C
3/21/36 A
4/28/86 B
4/28/86 A
6/16/86 A
3/06/66 C
8/07/86 B
8/30/86 C
10/14/86 B
10/18/86 A
10/28/86 D
10/2<)/86 B
12/08/86 B
12/2''/86 C
12
1
12
12
1
3
3
1
1 7
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 1
H ?
H I
H 1
S 2
H 2
1/09/86
2/U1/86
2/10/''6
4/22/86
7/12/86
6/21/86
9/24/86
9/30/86
10/01/86
A 17
M
N
N
N
N
N
N
M
N
N
M
^l
N
N
N
N
•I
N
N
N
H ? 12/09/86 C 1 N A54
S 2 12/03/86 A I N H70
H I 12/04/86 a 1 II S51
S 2 12/12/86 A 1 N| H70
H 2 5/13/86 B 1 N W 36
S 2 5/13/86 A 1 n N M06
S J 5/14/66 A 1PM M06
S 2 5/16/86 A 4 E
S 2 10/14/86 B I N MQ6
S 2 11/28/86 A 1 N 106
H 2 12/03/86 B 1 r| A54
S 2 12/03/86 C 1 N M06
S 2 8/20/86 A 3 P P F70
H 3 11/11/86 C 1 H K65
H 2 8/03/86 C 14 N
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 1
1/26/86 8
2/04/86 A
3/26/86 A
5/21/66 A
7/09/86 B
6/22/86 a
6
1
6
11
5
5
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- 12/31/B6
J E C T
1/00/87
U.S. ITTQBNEY S«YS COCAINE U S'= EXPLODING ACROSS N.C.
,OPESON^COUNT,^H=^.LrH^OEPT.^^^^^^^^ „0„0„E0
■"^^'"CUSTO-EP -ANTS GREEN TREE RESr STENT TO CIGARETTE BUTTS
""^■"nRl^'BLS^^^BuVL'SiaafcN^'raNNrRS. AGENOA
S.^kSaS"^^,']^?? V.f^l'nr. |o'lJo"Vg^j;.pER OAK GROVE REOUESTS
r,AK GROVE RESIDENTS STALL REZONTJG EFFUPT
SeRieS REZONli& REOUtSTS ON COUNTY AGENPA
'"°''°^7TH ROBOT TO ROLL OUT OF SILER CITY COMPANY
BEE'S DEATH
ROCHE LaPOPATOPIES maiho
|^«:?ig loi ^^ir^5^jis,^^p? ss^rs^^p^i-
rriMPANY GETS PRELIMINARY INJUNCTION
GLAXO TO JOIN ROCAE IN PROMOTING ANTIBIOTIC
"MHELLI^MANPR^.ROCHELLE^ST..^^^^^^^^^
ROCH 'N' ROLL
^^PIGs"rOCK GENUINE. JOYOUS
GF
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ROCK OF AGcS
?U^°^Llsf SC^^cirogiuS^^^t^ "r^'r.r.l 7l5°i3-&NU,OAL Rale.gh g,g
ROCK QUARRIES
7"''m1LLI0N gallon QUARRY PO'IO TO SUPPLY WATER
rvioAMv uril TRY TO PREVENT JARRINu BLASTS
c?5se5 sLkYeRREUEiEo suicide day of killings
c
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""^ gVfT^GOEflxTRA MILE- AND ACRE
'"' "foWIT: ROY TEER
ROCK SL^^E^^ BLOCKED BY ROCKSLIOE
ROCKEFSLLEP PO'JNOATION
S^r?c"H,;!f'SP"H?iy^£i'-c23l?i''FOR INTERNATIONAL HEALTH NET-ORK
"'^'^'^''cnuRT UPHOLOS CONVICTION FOR SELLING ROCKFISH
ROCKING CHA IP S
THE KOCKEP
ROfKlHG HORSE RANCH EDUCATIONAL OAYCARE
h-hh 'cWAl iVAWSl IVol.r nvFR GIRL-S INJURY
^Sc'Kki:iR^^F^5:;;!?A^^^^ii?iR"TS^c"Lg^E
""""tSrEe'chIlDREN die IN FIRE IN ROCKINGHAM APARTMENT
.ROCKINGHAM C0H'^{Ji,^,5^j;,^h'^jrFanR SEATS IN ALAMANCE
RO«INGH.«jCOUNTY^PO.RD ^fHEgU^si^i^'V.;;, NO PLAY RULE IS DOUBLE-EDGED
'"'^'VotV, To'l.^tlTn^T'.'il i^silSrlrAINST REPOSITORY
ROCKWOOO PARK NEIGHBOKHOOD
"'-'^ rilY OEVIEa BHARO THANKED
NEW HOMES APE PLANNED
STROLLER FINOS «ODY IN PARK
""'mMmmm in»««H-...„, .....
""""scS'doLs'uSE^FOOn PRIZES AS INCENTIVES
°^"''D7?CREP^Nr°f?f'?nbNS^S-REP0RT
BUSINESS HIGHL IGHTS
BUSINESS HIGHL ICMTS
BUSINESS HIGHl IGHTS
BUSINESS HIGHL IGHTS
BUSINESS HIGHL IGHTS
ROCKY MOUNTAIN SPOTTED FEVER
H 2 12/20/86 A U N
S ? 6/12/16 C ■) N
M 2 12/15/B6 S I N
H 2 12/20/^6 A 11 M
H 2 12/26/B6 b ■> N
H 2 3/02/n6 B 7 P F T.f>
H 2
S 2
S 2
S 7
H 2
H 2
S ?
S 2
H 2
S 2
H 1
H I
1U/J5/P6 C
10/n/"6 A
n/0<./B6 B
11/06/86 A
12/06/86 a
N W 36
N W82
N ''06
N "06
N ASA
1./23/86 A "5
6/26/86 A 20
7/1 l/'!6 C 1
12/lI/fit A 1
12/l?/86 U 6
12/31/86 A 7
<./08/86
4/23/86
10/30/86
ll/l'./86
12/09/86
H 2 11/02/86 C 6
S 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
1/18/86 A 1'
3/28/86 A 11
7/11/86 A 18
5/22/86 0 11
11/J7/B6 C 5
12
1/2A/P6
2/28/86
<,/2l/e6
i./25/e6
5/J3/86
5/23/86
7/11/86
8/lS/''6
-)/12/ = 6
10/21/86
12/l''/86 0 10
12/10/86 ~ ■ '
0 lA
3 7/30/86 C I
1 8/0')/S6 C 1
7 9/07/96 C <<
C88
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L37
L37
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S80
S 2 3/31/86 C 1 P N "69
H 2 6/29/86 0 lA P G
H 2 11/27/86 C 16 M
S ' <./10/B6 C 6 N
H 2 7/31/86 B 3 N 1)90
H 2 3/12/86 DAN
H 3 9/27/86 C 1 P P L2"
1 2 1/01/86 c 9 M wa?
H 3 1/U3/B6 B I N
S 2 3/18/86 A 1 N
H 3 1/18/86 CI N W27
H 2 1/01/86 A 10 N
H 2 11/02/86 D 12 N
SHORO H 2 12/22/86 U 1 P N
S 2 A/09/86 C J P N
H 2 5/09/86 B 7 N
H 2 3/10/86 A A L
S 2 3/28/86 C I ''92
S 2 8/29/86 C I N
H 1 8/06/86 C I N
H 2 3/28/86 C 3 '
H 2 10/31/86 C 11 N
H 2 12/<:A/86 B 2 N
S 2 10/27/86 C A
H ' 5/0A/86 C 21
H 2 5/06/86 C A
H 2 5/31/86 A 11
H 2 6/1A/86 A 11
H 2 B/15/86 A 3
H 2 9/06/86 A 11
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/36 -
I .'J 0 E X
iJ/3i/n6
ROCKir MOUNTAIN FEVER IS ILLNESS OF SMOKIES
ROCKY RIVER
TRANSPORTATION BOARD APPROVES CONTRACTS
RODEO
CHAMPIONSHIP RODEO HEADED TO TQWN
ROE VS. WADE
SEE ALSO ABORTION
OFHON?TPATORS SeEt"^"^^ "'' VICTORY DRAWING NFAPER
ED
BACK TO THE ALLEYWAYS
SCHOOL OF ARTS STEVENS CENTER DISPUTE SETTLED
ROGERS-HFRP MIDDLE SCHOOL
ATTACK REPORTED IN TV LOT
RoSlR^^K^plM^lf aJ/Z SStt''' *' ROGERS-HFRR MIDDLE SCHOOL
AWARD WINNERS
THIRD OUARTCR.s HONOR ROLL LISTED FOR RnnFR^l-MFPo
2S?lg5-"l5' "^"^fS HONOR STUOeiTS ROGERS HERR
""'"lo-Slg^-H^e'RTBM^SATt I'n'ir.l' "*'"*'-^
ROGERSjHERR^MloOLE SCHOOL SPORTS, BASKETBALL
°°''"IS3TKLL'?Sk£p|'^"°°'- 5''°''^S' fOO"ALL
""''^"S^y^"" "'DOLE SCHOOL SPORTS. TRACK
ROGERS-HEBR TRACK CHAMPS "•
ROGERS-TPIfM INC.
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY TO GET CARRBORO LOTS FOR tlO EACH
ROLESVILLE PLUTON
III 5ti ?fi{i?:^SiirO-^-"^^'-^S^ORAGE
Itiuiiihh ^^5n-c 5v^^assESN"rwi?T 'Aurii'.'.
g ;^Gfj"j^i^rD;gH5;"?j 5i^ft^5«As¥?^?!Tr^?Gsr^°"^
KHLtSVILLF SITE *^ASN*T a MO NT, T no in
NUCLEAR UUMP CONCERT FQcUs '°
J S?"^^AV^rT'r6Lj?V?[L?^!-.Sr.L'?SS'nuMP HFATS UP
rTfdHA\7is;;'E" \%^^?vt8N^CF°%5c\^?R^ w'j tvI? eT^ ^"^
STATE URGED TO GATHER AMMUNI T! ON TO F I THT nilMO ^
ROLLER SKATING
SKATING FOR CF
PORCH PLAY
STREET GLIDING
?r?.',°o "EJECTS ZONING LAND fqj SKATING RINK
SIGN RULE STOPS REZONING HE ARI NG fJr SkS uSg RINK
POLLFR SKATING R I riK
PERSON REZONING CLEARS THE WAY FOR SKATING RINK
ROLLING HILLS
NCM ACQUIRES POLLING HILLS nEVEL3PMENT
CIyY^'ramr"?,'■'-i??o?"-'-5 PEVELOPMENT ^"^
CITY COUNCIL HEARS HOUSING SUGGESTIONS
RULLINGVItW MARINA
SEE ALSO PQAIS
oc!=ki.t?'^E REC CENTER CLOSED
RECREATION AREA CLOSED
BASS WINNERS...
ROLLINS GROCERY IN. DRIVER ST.l
CIGARETTES, PENNIES STOLEN
ADVICE STILL FREE IN NEIGHBORHOOD STORE
ROMANCE (GENERAL HEADING!
SEE ALSO LOVE
RENAISSANCE OF ROMANCE
"""'"^Tthi^^r^^T^flJ^'JuLrU""""' '' RELUCTANT
ROMEO AND JUL IFT (PL«Y)
nri^t^S„,5?"^ESPEAREAN PLAYS
DUKE PROF WRITING BOOK ON SHAKESPFARF'
"RnSfn^"??'!,'^^'''-"" MAJOR RILE ""
•ROMEO' IS FLAWED BUT WORTH A LOOK
S MERCUTIO
RON SWAIM'S PDOTiJALL FILE
SEE FOOTBALL FILE (DURHAM HORNIMG HERALD SPORTS CPLUMNI
RONALD MCDONALD CHILDRFN'S CHARITIES
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S I T
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H 2 6/^1/"6 H
S 2 6/^<./86 C
S 2 7/16/P6 A
H 1 l/l'i/Kb C 1 N
s 2 1/0T/R6 on N
1/JV6 C
l/2?/n6 A
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1/23/P6 A
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1/J3/S6 B
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2 ID/OI/flb A 12
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2/17/86 A
3/13/B6 A
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SEE ALSO HOTELS. CHAPEL^HILL
COUNCIL VOTES TO LOWER OENSITY
^o'ivtiR piYBACK OUTLINED FOR »
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SUITOPS- AFFECTIONS BLOSSOM IMTO RIVALRY
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FEMALE EXEC IN SOUTH MAKES LESS THAN IN OTHEK AREAS
ROTARY CLUB OF DURHAM
SEE DURHAM ROTARY CLU1
"O^til 91-yS g'=„S9UTHWEST DURHAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM ROTARY CLUB
NEW OFFICERS
HATCHER TO SPEAK
ROTARY INTERNATIONAL
III ^1-12 £H«f6L HILL/CARRBORO SUNRISE ROTARY rilia
SEE ALSO DURHAM ROT«RY CLUB KUIAKY CLU5
,"?????. "iSfS EXCHANGE TEAM
LETTERS FOR PEACE OBJECT OF CONTEST
ROTARY INTERNS EARN AND LEARN
ROUGFMONT, N.C.
ROUGEMQNT PROJECT UNDER WAY
A LOSS FOP RQUGFHONT
^L"L^^iT^oS°fg°AP%^°A°^SalK«|R^3v^^^',?UANS^FOR^LUMLEYROAO, ROUGEMONT
ROUGEMONT MEADOWS
PLANNING BOARD TO REVIEW SITE PLANS TONIGHT
ROUGEMONT UNITED MFTHODISr CHURCH
SURVEY DOCUMENTS HISTORIC BUILDINGS
•ROUND MIDf.'IGHT IFILMI
JAiZ MOVIE HAS SPECIAL DURHAM FAN
ROWAN ADVOCATES FOR THE MENTALLY ILL
SEE ALSO MENTAL ILLNESS
•REVOLVING DOOR' MENTAL CARE: flUEST FOR ANSWERS
ROWAN COUNTY. N.C.
ROWAN INDUSTRY CUTS BACK TO SAVE WATER
'°linhllH'''*"'°"'«5*'"E«S§rr83NfY:°^^?«? ^^"^"^ GENERATING CO.
SHOPPING IN ROX-ORO
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ROXBORO, N.C. , CHRISTMAS PAR«DE
SEE ALSO CHRISTMAS PARADES. N f
5J«50?0 CHRISTMAS PARADE DEC^%
AREA TOWNS GEARING UP FOR CHRISTMAS PARADES
2/11/16
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OOXdORO, N.C.. CTOENTRIX PLANT
SEE COGENTRIX OF M.C.
"°^^TniBS5S-C03S^.'L''^^pUs TO PLE. EOR A LEASH LAW
FUNDS AVAILABLE FOR NFM OFFICFR
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INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
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PARKS
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SEE COGENTRIX OF N.C.
ROXaORTt N.C.
^SE.AGMREATMfNT PL^NT^ ^_^^^
!fE ALSO PtnSON COUNTY. N.C, SEWfR L1NF5
SEE ALSO VICKERS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
RnxiiGRO OKS AGREEMENT TO COMPLETE SEWAG
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''°'''°g§lPo5Q-?o'lSpROVE HENRY 5TREFT
RPXBORO COUNCIL RESPONDS TO PLEA
ROXBORO" N.C
FOR A LEASH LAW
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OGET JUGGLING
ROXbORn» N.C
MATFR AND SEWER L I NF S
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g!^;SgS§ 'j^r.'W SU°:i|T%|^°'A^C.TY TO |^.«« proposed C0GENTRI« PLANT
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ROXBORO TO REPAIR SOME SIDEWALKS
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BUDGETS, taxes: ROXBURQ RAIS
FUNDS AVAILABLE FOR NEW OFFI
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ROXBORO FIRE DEPT.
AFTER TWO •MIRACLES.
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SEE ALSO GROUP CARE HOHFS
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SUBJECTS
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BOXBORO JU'IIPR SERVICE LEAGUE
ROXPURO CHARITY BALL TO BENEFIT LIFELINE
ROXOORO KIHANIS CLUB
SEE ALSO KeYriANi^TTES
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ROXBORP "E5CHANTS ASSOCIATION
ROXPOPO MERCHANT'S GROUP PLANS SUPVFY
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PERSON HOSPITAL CUTS NURS^fiG hSm^'-cSFt^ ^ '^^ sf s OTHER RATES
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POXBORO POST OFFICE
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DURHAM MAN NAMED POSTMASTER
ROXdORO RESEPVOIR
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CHECKING LEVEL OF lakf
A LONG OUIET SEASON "
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CHANGE OF VENUE GRANTED ON SUI T
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ROXDORO ST.
SEE ALSO SOUTH "OYBORn ST.
nf "?SAN^!t^ffp?'Si-,'iN^?N^°R^51^i^J OESPITE CONCERNS
PART OF ROXRORO STREET TO BE CLOSED SUNDAY
"OXBfJ^/PERSnN HIGH SCHOOL
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DUkHAM SCHOOLS TO GRiouATE l.SOO
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PERSON GIRLS "IN OPENER
FOOTBALL INTEREST FUEL S ROCK ET S • [1EB4TE
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Sir UN LIFTS KNIGHTS' PLAYOFF HOPES ,,^
ORANGE* PERSON piiY WITH PLAYOFF CHANCES
□N THE LINE
ROCKETS BUZZ ORANGE IN OT
PERSON FINOS OPPORTMNITY, EOG^S
SUCCESS IN OT HELPS HORNET
QPANGE
FI NO NEW LIFE
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RUXBORO/PERSON HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. GIRLS (GENERAL; SEE ALSO EACH SPORT.
PERSON GIRLS TOPPLE WEBR
IN YOUR EACE
"""'VlGSlNING/FiPE DISRUPT pnwER. GUT DRUG STORE
STOFE OWNERS STUDY FIRE DAMAGE
SyKE'poS^i'-^ORKERS CONTINUE LIGHTNING OAMAGF REPAIRS
FIRE OFFICIAL URGES BUILDING PE R«Z^2 ,„, .v
DOWNTOWN POWER LINES WILL BE »E°AIKEO TODAY
DUKF POKER CONTINUES DOWNTOWN REPAIR
CITY CONDEMNS BURNED BUILDING
THtIR SPIRITS SURVIVE FIRE
t"lC THE PUINS. A POIGNANT NOTE
DEMOLITION FINI'^HES WHAT NATU°E 3EGAN
CeFICIAI:" ASSESS HARM TO CITY PARK
DOWNtSwn'^OURHAM darkened by FAILURE in ELECTRICAL CABLE
DUKE POWER WORKERS CHECK IRKSTME CIRCUIT
ROYAL CROWN BOTTLING COMPANY
'"EPSI°SUirSETTLED: COKE GOES TO TRIAL
pi?5I Piio il. 5 MILLION TO SETTLE SUIT
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
ROYAL ICE CREA>< CO.
^"iNG'S PIRTnSArSPARKS MEMORIES FOR DURHAM WOMAN
°°'"'S?Su'T'TfS!;''^Ri^T,NG UPON THE STAGE
ROYALL COMMERCIAL PROPERTIES INC.
THE BENCH MARK
RDYCE HOTEL CENTER
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"""sFfArsn^LUNG-DISTANCF PUNNING
FIFTH ANNUAL PUN FUR HEART SCHEDULED
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RURAL AOVANCEMFNT FUND
SFE ALSO FARMERS. U.S.
SEE ALSO OPERATION REBuUNO
CONCERT SCHEOULEO TO BENEFIT FARMERS
FIVE-STAR THRILLER
A GOOD OLD TIME
FACING EXTINCTION
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S 2 2/10/n6 C 1 N
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5 2 './19/n6 A 7 N
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H 2 12
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12/31/86
SUBJECTS
REVIVAL WORTH STAYING FOR
RURAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENI
SEE ALSO ECONOMY, N.C.
SEE ALSO FCONHMY, SUNBELT
URBAN-RURAL STRUOr.LE IS INTENSIFYING IN N.C
LT. GOV. JQROAN SAYS N.C. MUST ' SE TECONOM ic AGENDA
RURAL EDUCATION
t8tiyiESN-5kRlC-s2;i3^°fI|MTlaSI?Aj^ C-F^S^NfeJ^lY TEACHERS
RURAL HEALTH CLINICS, N.C.
cil i^iZ CAPITAL HEALTH SYSTEMS AGENCY
III t\:i°o ^i?rv;i'c\%F""^'" centIrs"""
III Ml ?-s"°""'"'"°"^J"^'^^J'th care
SEE ALSO STOVALL MEDICAL CENTER '-°'"=
./JlPXlfttn"^'"'^*'- CENTER BECOMES SUCCESS srnov
X?h"X[II^Sgf ^|[^a ?^b^„?"?S^ lfTPjog!I^fgN"!^hI?R"-
RURAL TRANSPORTATION
SEE ALSO TRANSPORTATION
URBAN-RURAL STRUGGLE IS INTENSIFYING IN N.C.
RUSH (ROCK GROUPI
RUSH DOES MAKE MUSIC;
RUSSELL" MEMOS lAL C'E CHURCH
siSGra^'^kiE'^fei^Y^f ''■*'" ^°''° ""'"E
DURHAM CHURCHES GET GRANT TO DEVELOP SOCIAL MINISTRIES
RUSSIA
SEE SOVIET UNION
" C^LIISc'tSe R^Ju^d"'"-' ^"-^ ''*°f ""5ICAL DRAMA...
MUSIC DOMINATES 8INKLEY CHURCH'S 'RUTH-
RUTH MOTT FUND
DURHAM CHURCHES GET GRANT TO DEVELOP SOCIAL MINISTRIES
RUTHFRFOPO COUNTY, N.C.
mWMm$m^^i ».
TWO HANGINGS PROBED IN RUThERfSrD COUNTY
RUTHFRFORD COUNTY JAIL
RUTHERFORD ESCAPEE CAUGHT IN VANCE
""'"^gS^PB5^iiE!IlE^JS|-ll?ls°ATSu?y«^' "°- '^HM.
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•GOOD OL' BOY- ALL MAd!s3n ivE* o5 Firi?
RUTHERFORD COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFirc
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RUTHLESS PEOPLE IFILM]
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ANITA morris: SHE'S not .rItKlEsI,' REALLY...
RUTLEOGE COLLEGE
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HELMS REQUESTS VOTE ON SALT II
SPACE SHIELD IS NEEDED
SANE
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THURMOND CAMPAIGNS FOR BROYHILL AND CObEY
SAS-RIEDMONT
AisULANCE FIrE hS^! If^.p^i^^^r. '''BUL ANCE PANEL
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HOSPITAL AHBULiNEE%'S?l5,5Elk'!J^^p's°y5r
SCID
SEE SEVERE COMBINED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY
SCM CORP.
survey: downtown WORKERS WANT MORE RESTAURANTS, CLOTHING STORES
SCUBA DIVING (ACRONYM)
SEE ALSO SWIMMING
JEAN-MICHEL CGUSTEAU LIVES UP TO FAMILY NAME
^^°' i'ri; ISREFNSBORO, N.C.)
PCaS AT PLANTS IN GREENSBORO RESULT IN FINES
SEHED, INC.
G^;^N^y ^r^Lt^sL^w^^gfsi '°' -^ "«"• ^«"*«e
PIZZA HOUSE CLOSES! ANNAMARIA TO RETIRE
SEHED CORP.
SEE SEHED. INC.
SHAPEOOWN
(CARTOON)
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T. WOOTEN CnNSTPyCTION CO.
SITE WORK BIO ACCEPTED
GENERAL- AVIATION " L I ER S ASK SP ACE .
AIKPOPT AUIHOBITV AWARDS C0NI''ACT5
CONTRACTS L'T FOR ROAD PAVING
TRANSPORTATION BOARD REJECTS 610
SIGNS
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SACRED DANCE .^^
'"a ioYOUs'HOTION: CHIME. OTHERS AUGMENT SONG AND PRAYER WITH. ..DANCE
^*''^ SANFORD^MAN CHARGED IN SAFECRACKING
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SEE ALSO AOTO SAFETY
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s'^l Jtin 8uRH?M'clTY%CH0nLS. SAFETY PROGRAMS
ill ^lI?- -.innS^r^'JJitlAY^TRAFFIC safety ADMINISTRATION
-EE ALSO NATIONAL TRANSPORTATION SAFETY BOARD
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lie ALSO NUCLEAR SAFETY
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SHE'S DREAMING OF A SAFE CHRISTMAS
SAFETY BELTS
SEE SEAT PELTS
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MORE CHILD HAVENS WANTED
-^""^^PRISONEP -BRANDED' IN COUNTY JAIL
SAFETY PROGRAMS
SFE ALSO DURHAM
N.C.. CITY EMPLOYEES
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TOP PATROL
BIRTHDAY KISS
SAILHOATS
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TACKING IT EASY
"Snc'o^FFrJnG SAILING COURSE FIR NOVICES
UNC OFFERS nuATING COURSE
LANOLUBBER RETURNS TO OLD HABITS
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iRPHANAGE'S FESTIVE ST. JOHN'S
THANKS FROM ORPHANAGE
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SUBJECTS
JOSEPH AME CHUBCH
CULTUPAL, RECOEATION BONDS MISS WAR FACING OTHER ISSUES
ST. JOSEPH'S HISTORIC FODNPATION
ST. JOSEPH'S REPAIRS WILI rn<;T «1 MTii rnM
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ST. JOSEPH'S PERFORMING CENTER
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ST. JOSEPH'S UNIV. SPORTS, BASKETBALL
It* -^Si I ^t"^!^ M-^LCOMES DUKE
ST. JOE'S REAHY FOR DEVILS
SLUE DEVILS CLIP HAWKS
KRZYZEWSKI: DEVILS 'DYNAMITE' VS. HAWKS
LOUIS. MISSOURI
START ALL OVER AGAIN
LOUIS POST DISPATCH INEwSPAPERI
THE PULITZER PLATFORM
LOUIS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
MUSIC SELDOM HEARD WAS A ST. LOUIS TREAT
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MARK AME ZION CHURCH
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DURHAM CHURCHES GET GRANT TO DEVELOP SOCIAL MINISTRIES
MARK'S NURSERY SCHOOL
CHILDREN PERFORM SPERETTA
MARY'S CHAPEL
ST. MARY'S CHAPEL TO OBSERVE 2i7TH ANNIVERSARY ON SUNDAY
MARY'S CHURCH
TWO CHURCHES THAT CONTAIN FRESCOES WILL BE MOVED
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■ ''cOMPAN5^Mt!:l°o!:'??l'^l„'"5URANCE COMPANY
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PAUL'S UNIV. SPORTS, FOOTBALL
"KJIr.'^LIflSCOPAL CHURCH
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POLICE ARREST MAN HIDING IN CHIIRTH
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ST. THOMAS MORE SCHOOL
TOP PROJECTS
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SALARIES. 'J.C.^
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SALARIES. U.S
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SEE ALSO euSlNESS EXECUTIVES, SAL4R
SEE ALSO FEDERAL EMPLOYEES. SAL»RIE
S'=E ALSO PAYR'ILL TAX
S=E ALSO PERSONAL INCOME
SEE ALSO PROFESSORS. U.S.. - ,^^
SEE ALSO U.S. CONGRESS. SALARIES
SEE ALSO WAGES. U.S
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SALEM ACADEMY tWlNSTON-SJLEM. N.C.I
SALEM ALUMNAE REMAIN LOYAL
SALEM BUCCANEERS , , ^
SEE ALSO CAROLINA LEAGUE
DURHAM BULLS SET -ST SLATE
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SALEM ALUMNAE REMAIN LOYAL
SALEM REDBIRDS IVIOGINIAI
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GROUP HONORS nlSTINGuISHEO SALES PEOPLc
NEW PRESIDENT
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MARKETING EXECUTIVES HEAR SWINDELL
SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS
EXECUTIVES INSTALLED „,„„„.
FXFCUTIVES SET 'SHRIMPEROO' ,, ^,
Sal bURPOWS WILL SPEAK TO EXECUTIVES
CotuWIST WILL AOORESS SALES GROUP
MiRKETlNG GROUP SETS SPOUSES NIGHT
SALES AND USE TAXES. DURHAM COUNTY
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DOU'T ADO MORE TAX
CITY Bounty TAX COLLECTIONS listed
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SnS?' WOES SPOIL DINNER FOR OFFICIALS
touMTY STIRS UP BOND ISSUE
UNANSWERED TAX QUESTIONS
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ikirA[.Vk ziii'iiJVs I'Atii VI 'increase
ERINKIIN BECEIVFS CHECK FOR HCSOITAL
SaCeS tax: COUNTIES -CLIPOING RI&HT ALONG'
UNI TV
CnUNTIES HIKE SALES TAX ,,„.^^ ,„^,
ASSnCIATION- S NEH LEADER URGES UNI
SnNO PLAN SHOULD INCLUDE SALES TAX
WAKE WILL RAISE SAL^S TAX TO *> i
PERSUNPOARDOKS SALES TAX In:REAS|
CASWELL COUNTY OKS ADDITIONAL SALES TAX
SS?E'^rs2tJI^^A^'BrTEs'jEG.NTU0AV
^AEgS^^JpJSpfs gSlslN^ SALES TAX TO HELP SCHOOLS
JASFOUD SALES TAX AN UNP ARDON AIL E 5 IN?
aEIhaNCE URGED TO ADOPT SALE S T A X INCREASE
ALAMANCE TO RAISE SALES TAX STARTING JAM. L
S«?'lN pSSpOSE^Jj^PbILLIDN plan EHR construction of PUBLIC SCHOOLS
hJStN.? SCHOOL PlIn 0ESERVES,CON5I0|RATiaN
SCHOOL SALES-TAX LAW SHOULD be AdOLlSHED
SUGGESTION WINS EMPLOYEE S5.000
SALES TAX IS FAIR
SALES TAX
SALES AND USE TAXES, ORANGE COUNTY
He ALSO orange COUNTY, N.C.. TAXES
COMMISSIONERS OK ORANGE HIGH PROJECTS
??i?i'Aj[;OWED TQ^OIVeSt MONEY "lEANT FOR WATER
iAtKEP PUSHES ISSUE OF FINANCIAL DISCLOSURE
BUDGET AOOPTIDN DELAYED AGAIN
VANCE SETS HEARING OH RAISING
HFARI'IG SET ON RAISING SALES T
^sJSoSr'piA^S^SISrs I^Ow'Si.^1 Vo'l^ WORK DAYS
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SALES TAX ON (=000
see FOOD TAX
'"^'^rAE'^fsW?tJ??-?r^?!R?"i??ER^SfeJ|T|pAPKFORACE RIOT
t'xIC CLOUD ESCAPES, CLOSING PJAD IN SALISUURY
Martin uSges SUPPORT for -party of reform-
Salisbury HOLDS HOMES TOURS
salisbury^post^^^ jr., ex-nehspaper publisher
"'■sIe"piedmont''correctional center
' ' SEE ALSO FUOO PnlSONING
SALMONELLA INFECTIONS DOUBLE
THE SALMONELLA SEASON
SALOMON B|OTHERS^1INVESTMENT_GROUPI^ ^^^^ ^,^^ ^g,,g„, ,„ ,„E ONE
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?l&ISsEO°FiE"oRl-§''cRi? CISM FROM COASTAL SPORT FISHERMEN
SALVATION ARMY, DURHAM
SALVATION ARMY DONATIONS JUMP
FDRMER STOEFT PERSON HELPS TRANSIENTS
LODGE HELPS FAMILIES
WOODCUTTERS LEND A HAND
SALVAT DN APMY MEETING TUESDAY
BCAOD HFM8ERS, AHARO WINNERS
SALVATION ARMY RRFAK-IN
SALVATION ARMY RUBBED! MAN HELD
CARING, SHARING
SanSicIpPEo'cITWENS TO GET FUEL-BILL HELP
THANKS CAN BE OFFERED FOR HELP GIVEN OTHERS
SPIRIT OF GIVING THRIVES IN TRIANGLE
CDRPORATE •PRESSNT-ATION-
FOOD BANK
ll°»'-,\V''fV^lo°l''Xolo FOR SELLING JEANS
SALVATION ARMY BOYS CLUB
TOP REAPERS
TOP READERS
COUNTING HER "LESSINGS
aUALIFIEO TEACHER
"^*'""^?LINTON'pOL'i'cE"CHlEF, OFFICER DISCIPLINFO OVER CARTOONS
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SAMPSON COUNTY SHEOIFF'S UEPT.
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SAMPSON COUNTY DEPUTY SAYS BLOODHOUND FGU
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•ONHAPOS AND SlngWAYS-
?M^io°tE ^'^S„I?EW. EAST AND WEST ON DANCF CAPO
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SSIIr^ fiJJJ"*.'- '"*'"' HONORS D». DUNHAM ■==""""•
DANCE FESTIVAL PAYS TRIBUTE TJ MS. DUNHAM
SALUTING AND SAMPLING THt 1<)85 DANCE FESTIVAL
SAN ANTONIO SPURS
DAWKINS INKS 4-YEAR CONTRACT WITH SPURS
DAHKINS SIGNS PACT WITH SPURS ' " ^ ""=>
SAN OIEGp, CALIFORNIA
CAKTfiON SPECIFS VISITS ZOO TOWN
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA
SFE ALSO CALIFORNIA
WHAT'S SO BAD ABOUT SAN FRANCISCO?
SAN FRANCISCO <.9ERS
WATERS SEEKING ANSWERS FROM NFL ON ALS OUTBREAK
SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS
R"A'i'l;tl^;f?'rfv" Biu^v^^s"i^?^a,ss?s"'^ ""^"
^nSsi^BiiYrtiii^if rEA5'ij?^ii^;rGiS^?^?:Lt'^ ^^-"T ^«^^^
SAN MARINQ
THE OLDEST AND SMALLEST
SAN SALVADOR, EL SALINDOS
THE OTHER STORY
SANCTU4RY MOVEMENT
?5!?5;i^?;\s?''i!:f??,?s^«s LAW
NSsa'sA^^tsiR?""-''^''' * '=""" '°'' '-"=^
SAND
CORPS SAND PROJECT GIVES ATLANTIC BEACH NEW LOOK
SAND DHLLARS
SEE SHELLS
SANDINISTAS
SEE ALSO NICARAGUA
NICARAGUAN TO SPEAK; PROTFST SET
CONTRAS CONDUCTING A WAP OF TORTURE
REBEL SAYS FREEDOM STIFLED BY S AND IN I SIAS
•HYPOCRITES' DESERVE PUBLIC^ CONTEMPT
DIPLOMACY BEST IN NICARAGUA
CONTRAS? SANDINISTAS? NO MATCH FOR ACC TEAMS
y;,l-,„^"P';'t°'''' "'CK CONTRAS
9£S^?L^'£'?"=^' 'S VIABLE DEMOCRACY
INVASION WAS A BLUNDER
CENSORING NICARAGUAN PULPITS UNCONSC lONABl F
VALENTINE URGES NICARAGUA BREAK
A BRUTAL POLICE STATE
SANniM5TAS NOT PUPPETS
N0"?Sp'ATH;.^S;!?i?|5TAS WILL SURVIVE CONTRA WAR
NICARAGUAN FREEDOM FIGHTERS DESERVE AID
SANDLING BEACH
SEE^ALSO FALLS LAKE
COOLING It'-'-' '•"^ ""'^^ °"'' *^ •■*"
stayin^cool"^*"" *^tracting crowds
SANDLING BEACH OFFICIALS HAPPY WITH FIRST SUMMER OF OPERATION
SANDY MUSH, N.C.
yKlrtlfSo'llyLJ" ""'W SANDY MUSH VOTERS
INrERIOP SECRETARY SAYS N.C. DUMP UNLIKFLY
HALTING NUCLEAR DUMP PLEASES N.C. RESIUENTS
SANDY'S LOUNGE
THREE MEN STABBED DURING FIGHT
SANFORO, N.C.
"no'lOT LEFt"'^ family park ISANFORD, N.C.I
Z CHILDOEN KILLED IN N.C. FIRE
?SE'KfcV"c\ilNgp*lEay^s"tN'?I^FSIS ' '""■°''"' °'^ '^ "''"^O ^"E
SANFORD PLATING
B.'-Jf-'J^^^s^^^^^Ltr^H^r"""^^"^^
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SANITARY NAPKINS
U.S. MAY DROP CASE AGAINST DEAF POSTMAN
SANITATION RATINGS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SANITATION DFPT
SEE ALSO RESTAURANTS, OURHii ' " °-'^^-
0 R"«" HEALTH DEPARTMENT ISSUFS SANITATION RATINr^
SEA^tn ^^^rM|S"|5 SANITATin^-aSADE rItInS?^"'"
HEALTH OEPT. ISSUES SANITATION RATINGS
SANTA CLAUS
SEE ALSO CHRISTMAS
S^S^.'.^SQ ^f' NICHOLAS DAY
E5fel.r5lSI?'^'S5 §J^Ta"°'" "" "^'" CHILDREN
GUEST OF HONOR
INsIdE^" "^ ^^^^ "* """^ ^"*'' CHILDREN'S DREAMS
POSTAL WORKERS IN AREA GIVE SANTA HFI P u I TM iCTTtoc
PADOED PERCH/CHECKING HIS LIST ' l-E^TERS
•SANTA' LEAVES CASH AT AGENCY FOR SECOND YEAR
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SUBJECT
5«NTA HAS 0^4CE «;NNY
IN SEARCH OF SAMIA
SANTA'S SPIBIT LIVES IN PUPILS-
FILLING SANTA'S SUIT FUN. BUT IT
JOa AS SANTA HAd SUJPPISES
FOR 5KALL FRY " '
""S NU PIECE OF CAKE
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see ALSn CHRISTMAS
SEE ALSO POiaORO, N.C.
ill ALSO YMCA. ROXUORO „„„,
•SANTA'S HELPERS' BUSY IN ROX»QRO
''^"J^'SNE&^'kSoULO STAY HOME
''°' ?5SJ^Ts"aJ"<;CH0"L for LEARNING DISARLEO
^-"tthE^^^l^lE^li^^^Si^^^lLOREN. CONTEST
YOUNGSTERS
SARA BARKE
SEE ALS
RCLE lOF KING'S DAU'
0 king;* DAUGHTERS HOME
INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS
GHTER'S HOME)
lENCES PROGRAMS
^'"l^E'^"Af^ruR?"vi^^°«''etIi8"APlrH^E^ tr.un''
"Sn?c2oOSES ROBERTS FOR KENAN PPpFESSORSHI
SAKAH KENAN PROFESSOR'S POST FILLEU
SARAH P. DUKE GA»OENS
ENJOY HEATHER
SOAKING STROLL
SPRING PRUNING
n'eTfFatSSeS PLOOM in SARAH DllKE GARDENS
GARflEN ART
SAY CHEESE , ,
Ihrs'll^olhl^'Vp^l^Ji NEH LOOK
^"'V;?^5^u§rs°^t;a5M'?ru^A5"g3^rH!;RDENs
SuKE GARDENS SPROUTS NEH LOOK
SARAMAP ALUMINUM CO. PxPECIFO TO 5UY ALUMINUM PLANT IN ROXBORO
iSS^iNr6S«'So"BSRo'p;;NT?-HifL'sJAST'?AKyNG APPLICATIONS
^'^'1^5 ^N^Sif^BOROUGH LOSING JO^S
'a?^^C^eI'pLa5"a!(?'to''hFLP°LA D-SfF WORKERS IN ORANGE
gpou&i" Tost plInt drains hillsborough's finances
MORATORIUM SET ON MOBILE "l^,J e| ,,, „ , ,,
H LLSBOPOUGH'S LAST TEXTILE MILL TO CLOSE
EMERGENCY MONEY DWINDLING -„o. nvcc;
TOH'i PLANS TO ASSIST SAR AtOG A EMPLOYEES
SARATOGA horkfrs' fund OEPLEIEO
MISSION'S AID MONEY FOR EX-HORKERS GONE
^'"seI ALSO TURKEY IREPUBLIC OF 1
SAROIS SHOH LIKE A DIG ITSELF
''^^■','[i'i"lodl^°i'r.tU J^EfENSE CHARGE
"'-p5^[ii^.k^ iiiLi\i5^i\;!s^srfor^i?E;riN^^^ "°°"
5''^^WJ%A"il?S\ARS
^*l^k'lLsJ'h^pil'?eLEV.SION. U.S.
"EoLORADS'HpM'frCARRY SATELLITE STATIONS IN TRIANGLE
MICROHAVe TV STATION PLANNED
-*^|fe'1lS0 soviet union. SATELLITES
SEE ALSO SPACE RESEARCH
SATELLITE TO FORGE LINK
SATURDAY ENRICHMENT PROGRAM
SEE ALSO CHILOREN, GIFTED
CLARIFYING POINTS
SATURDAY SCHOOL FJ? , Sf N I OR. CI T UENS
5Et ALSO ADULT FuyCATl
SFF ALSO SENIOR CITIZENS, EDUCATION
SCHOOL HAS INNOVATIVE PROGRAM
SENIOR CITIZEN CLASSES OFFEREO ON
SATURDAYS
AOAPIA (CARTJO.JI
^*"sEe'5lS0'thE AMERICAN HOUSE QF S AUO
SPEAKING OF OUTRAGE...
GFUPGF PUSH AND BIG OIL
RUSH'S FULL SERVICE CARTOON)
BM<^"l^l^t r^^NSfoSI'nA^ ^SlJ^t;?i iAGoi^ARSs VOT.
SAUOI ARMS SALE (CARTOON)
^"-'iJS^u'S^N^iSSl ?U'SiiE STATION
^"-'TSi^JEt^R^SeJgp^^'iiNEY STOLEN
SAVANNAH^COMMUNITY^CHUIR ^_^^^ ^^^^^ „^„^,^^
SAVANNAH RIVER NMCI^EAR PLANT ^^ p^jTONIUM PLANT
iS mJUREO IN NUCLEAR ACCIDENTS IN VA.. S.C.
"'IfI^IlSo'InVIRUNMFNTAL PROTECTION
*'lED'-MILL'JL;N°ORkirSUPPORT AND CONCERNS
IN S.C.
DATE
12/20/P6
12/21/n6
12/22/R6
12/2',/"6
12/25/nt.
I2/2T/86
COO
S9?
SbO
L3T
'>B1
H 1 12/l2/n6 b 1 P •) SUO
H 2 1/IB/R6 A 4 F
H 2 1/04/R6 B 1 N F50
H 2 l/n/R* « ' L
H 2 9/22/86 A 6 '
S 2 9/23/96 B I P N G59
S 2 9/23/R6 B 1 P P K3n
S 2
H 2
7/19/06 A
7/20/86 C
2/13/86
3/Z0/P6
3/2';/B6
i,/0e/<l6
4/27/86
5/J9/fl6
5/21/86
6/2';/»6
7/I0/R6
1
P
? L2C
1
0
P K30
1
P
P S7ft
R
N neo
1
P
P T37
P
P S7ft
1
P
P T37
7
P
F G59
H 2
5 2
4/27/86 C
7/L0/B6 A
O80
G59
9/C9/86 C
10/10/86 b
ll/Jl/86 A
U/04/R6 C
11/07/86 e
U/'j8/n6 C
1 1 /I 1/86 C
U/21/86 U
n/2'i/n6 A
U/25/°6 C
11/26/86 C
11/27/86 C
12/11/86 C
l2/l'/86 A
12/20/''6 C
12/20/B6 C
n -'10
'I L90
N Ml"
•1 MIO
N MIO
N M in
H 2 10/03/86 D 11 P R G68
H 2 9/30/86 C 3 N •
H 2 12/07/86 E 3 U H4';
H 2 3/18/86 A 4 E
H 2 4/22/86 0 ^ N L41
S 2 4/22/86 CI N Ha2
S 2 9/22/86 A3 N
H 2 7/30/86 A '^ L
S 2 8/28/86 A 6 P N
S 2 12/31/86 C 6 N
H 2 2/J3/86 A ■ L
H 2 4/a4/'>6 A 4 F
H 2 4/09/86 A '' I I lit
H 2 5/26/16 A 4 T T R56
S ? 6/06/86 A ■= N
H 2 6/08/86 U 4 T T R 56
H 2 2/24/86 C 3
S 2 10/14/86 A 5
H 2 9/30/86 C '^
M 2 11/24/86 A 3
S 2 12/10/86 A 1
H 2 5/15/96 B 1
MONTHLY/*
NNUAL Index
1/01/85 - 12/31/96
SUBJECTS
o°^2'iW!IJ?- fSJeci H. TERSHf; p_
PaNEL TO REVIEW PLANT PLANS FDR TREYHIIRN
CnJi2Nv''?II^J'?V "l^'N^ AT IREySoRNStVr DEBATE
group: treyburn model of flaw;
f^XJ"3^^EriIJL GROUP CRITICIZES TREYHURN
IJul tS^ MJIfJ OPPOSES BONDS FOR HATER, SEwER
SAVE THE WATER EMDORSFS THREE FOR COUNTY Rnasn
Og'f;IIN RELATES SIGNIFICANCE OF rSnO I sIuE
?«Sr^}2c ,';i'r?£°,""-'- "O'O X0'"< f^OT EXPECTED THIS YEAR
l?cooI"^„i^*'^'' '^HREATENS SUIT OVER RED M LL Roin
SIERRA: RED MILL PLAN TOP PRIORITY
TRtYbURN PLANT OK'D IN COUNTY
TlInT^UVH':,', S^?J^*'" '-"'" '"" "° ""-'-'UN PLANT AT TREYBUKN
^StiR"iA2^?^L?lf''[ia&s"SiBiR';?S"s^b5Y^^JrE!T°SF°^SLiSi^S«G^^LANT
SAVINGS ACCOUNTS
III Jtio FSREiGN^i^lES^ols*''" "'"" °' ^•"''^'
SEE ALSO INVESTMENTS
K^t^^^^SM^fE" "** '■0 PAYING F0° COLL'=GF
"•C. PROFESSOR: HE'LL EARN LESS ON SAVINGS
DROP IN PRIME RATE "iENEFICIAL TO DURHaA
SAVINGS ANO LOAN, AS SOC I AT IONS
Iff fJ-JS EIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
in iti8 r^A,^ i^^j'^^It^sss'"*" associatiS^'°'^'"^'°'*
'"ANK^'gRATr^o'eE^'sgLD*"" ^°"' 'ssociation
'"iE^'Af^g ^RWlisrSu^iS^.'"'''' O"""'" 'SEE ALSO NAMES OF INDIVIDUAL SCL'S.
S3SSAS'^ir?o'"^5S5Ei?''y§''lf8^K '?oIm""
y23%^iii S!JM?^TEJ°n;SR'g^,^J°"
'^'"Jf^'.i'^R |5°?^ ASSOCIATIONS. .....
SEE ALSO N.C. LEAGUE OF SAVINGS INSTITUTIONS
N.C.
5I??,^S,':f RECORD YEAR SEEN FOR nIcC THRiFTs"
TAR HEEL THRIFTS REPORT MOST PROFITABLE YEAR IN HISTORY
savings "onos
see u.s. savings "onos
Sawmills
rn??ct?°?^„IP J"'-'- CREEDMOOR SAWMILL
LOGGERS COMPLAIN ABOUT LARGE SALES
SAXAPHONFS
THE BLUES MAN
S«°;n°CHALK^'-°"^ """ *"< ^^^° CLASSICAL MUSIC
SCALPEL
NEEDLE REPLACING SCALPEL IN SOME CASES, PROF SAYS
SCANOINAVIAN FOLKDANCERS
THANKS TO THESE PEOPLE FOR HELPING THE ENO
^'-"^cP5. JR^K"'*!- FOUIPHENTI
I A'tis £e"k cAT'Fvr^K^sr "'^^"
NEW ULTRASOUNH TECHNIQUE 5TFP THyaon ■*n
GRANVILLE MEDICAL CeA?^5 U^Si ^g^Sgga'i SCANNER SERVICES
SCARBOROUGH NURSERY SCHOOL
^rtSSESgUGH NURSERY SCHOOL TEACHES MANY
SCARBOROUGH JOINS CHILD FOOD PROGRAM
SCARBOROUGH'S FUNERAL HOME
•BORN IN FUNERAL HOME, '
SCARLET FEVER
^^flJ'-|?.S,'l^'li^n'5EE ALSO NAMFS OF SPECIFIC DISEASFSl
SIX SCARLET FFVER CASES IN ORANGE COUNTY SCHnrii 5
^^^^^^S^SiS: S^^^gE^Si^t^IiSrs^^^^^d^ES^nHll^griFlRCET FEVER
"^liMlF^np?j{s^^"{r:::s^'" "°""^ -'""^^"^
';,'l"il^!I,'="-ED AGMNST bO LOER^ ° "
ALLEGATIONS UNJUST, SAY KEY HOMES EXECUTIVES
SCHIZOPHPENIA
SEE ALSO MENTAL ILLNESS
^^5-EEixrc8^^pg5AJ«iirB^E°[j?iD^?3-fJi5{ ^SSE^S^aVAL DISORDERS
SHE OWNS CASKET
PAGc 315
I/00/n7
N F
P n
S I T
E L Y
C PC L P 1YL
H 2 5/16/86 B
H Z lO/27/Sb b
S 2 IU/27/86 L
H 2 I0/^1/'>6 C
H 2 Iy/i9/q6 L
S 2 10/28/86 C
H 2 10/30/86 e
S 2 10/30/86 C
I I/uI/86 a
11/03/86 L
11/01/86 A
11/06/86 A
U/0)/86 C
U/10/86 A
Il/lI/So A
Il/l<./86 A
I1/20/B6 A
11/22/86 A
12/17/66 C
S 2 7/05/86 A 1
H 2 8/28/86 A 21
S 2 8/28/86 A 1
H 2 7/06/86 C 13
M ^97
N ''9 7
N ••'06
N A5<.
»l M97
N '^Qh
N "97
N
N
N
N -"O^
N M97
N M97
N "Of'
N A5i.
N L<.1
L
L
N A 54
P F S33
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
S 2
H J
1/18/86 C 1
1/18/86 A '
3/07/86 B A
6/07/86 C t
0/12/86 A 23
10/01/86 A 1
1/16/86 A l"
7/28/86 b 1<,
9/21/86 j; 8
a/22/86 A =.
8/2'V/86 C 16
N L'.O
2/07/85 A
5/11/85 A
H 2 6/03/86 C IPO
S 2 9/24/86 A 19 f|
H 2 10/08/85 C 8 P P
T37
H 2 5/29/86 B 5 N 080
H 2 7/02/86 D 3 P F
H 2 3/27/86 C 13 f| 080
H 1 10/10/86 B 1 N Hon
S 2 7/05/86 A
S 2 10/17/96 D
5 P F S27
H 2 3/07/86 B 1
H 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
5/16/86
5/2?/86
5/22/96
N C60
6/15/86 D 1 D ri L'fl
6/15/86 D I P N L",]
6/21/86 A I N L<»l
6/21/86 A 2A N
7/02/86 A 1 N C60
SCHOLARSHIPS I SEE ALSO NAMES OF SCHOLARSHIPS!
Ill itlS rjSi^^S '• °"^^ SCHOLARiSlgb^"^""'^'
iff JtiS CA%T?KA^%'^fgH?^?^^p'?ER"rCO»P
III ^'-5S fPF*;"LA SCHOLAR SH?Pf50ndS?i5n
Icl ^^IS "Ll-EGES, U.S., FEDERAL AID
Iff JhlS R^i;i ""IV., SCHOLARSHIPS
III JMS S,"Jf 'J'"^' SCHOOL OF MEDICINE, SCHOLARSHIPS
ll§ iFjn DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, SFHOLARSHIPS
SEE ALSO EAST CAROLINA UN I V . , Sr HOL ARSH I PS
IfI ?MS S'JtJS'S"^ SCHOLARSH PS aSo GRAN?S
Iff IMS ^?S?J'2 "'-'^ER SCHOLARSHIPS
ill Jt^3 i'Sc^S?m!'2S^^I?^ '-'""^ PROGRAM
111 Jtl B^r^ti^'i^i}}^}^^'''^^^^ ^^""^'^
III ^HS l:l,-^; I^Hf'l-'RS' PROGRAM °'-"^'"
sil StIS KSSi^i-ScKtSfrRlSVg"^' 5^"0L"^"1^S
H 2 2/18/86 B
H 2 12/20/86 C
N sa'
MONTHLY/A
N rg u 4 L
l/01/d6
1 N 0 e X
12/31/06
B J E C T
l/uq/i?
Ill Jtl? S«i5'"o^S""1:"!KI?e["Hili., scholarships »nO student aid
''c£h^2«^5^I^p".[Ar2!Mr?8"::f¥jA^V^geST STUDENTS
^^SSi;5"l?J.?0^5.'Al!^ r.'Atk.fl. SCHOLARSHIP
nilkHAM STUDENT WINS SCHOLARSHIP
E? S S ^Vs'^PO^^sSg^'.^^rSAV CONTEST
SSlE^STjoENrwINS NATIONAL SCHOLARSHIP
PHS^"HlE^H"fcagarr.S"K°cJ ^5 V£ SCHOLARSHIP EUNDS
■ UNC RADIO-TV INSTITUTE OPENS SUNDAY
SCHOLARSHIP HINNLPS
SCHOLARSHIP ESTABLISHED AT TCA
SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS , „ „rL,,n
bnr. ?iT-?0^S'?iIl^^5gkfESr<. SCHOLARSHIPS
l^S6-»7 SCHOLARSHIP FORMS FOR PTC ARE AVAILABLE NOW
SCHnLAR':HlP WINNER
'SS'cS."'say"tRI.NGLE UNIVERSITIES TO TAX CODE
? TCA STUDENTS r.iJ SCHOLARSHIPS ^
SCHOLARSHIP SEMIFINILISTS ARE NAtJfO
nilKF STilLENT WINS tW^OO SCHOLAOSHIP
SCHOLARSHIP s"ipT.= D FOR LATIN MAJORS
WK^'^ki^"^ 7^"S^i5U^yr.OROAN STUDENT
fEilS'^S^U^rN?! ^?S ^55""NrB,S^5"rCHOLARSH,PS
IM^^ r.iLir.Zui'o'^fi'pnic... shortage
m StiS 8St!^IS^aAu!ii5-5cSo^L : fSS STIC APTITUDE
ai .f« TrHOni S. ACADEMICS CONCERN NCAA
Sr»»s,nu?y MOVING IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION
r^ r 0 fH\^SEi?^K^5.?!^"'"^"'^'^
rl^^ I bs^DlDN5^T"S?y ^^?^8a"^ST IMPROVEMENTS
srsp:?ns:pht:hoi^"?^siN^^%5?i^&2i^SATs
SAt''sCO»ES°SHOW no gain THIS YEAR
kti:i^.i^: T^s^^^ssr I iP s^wopRY board
SOME COLLEGE LEADERS AGAINST SAT ELIMINATION
wnSoCROFT lSnO SET FUR COUNTY SCHOOLS
TEEN^OPINIQn'aT JORDAN HIGH SCHOOL
SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS „
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N
TESTS
SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS. SALARY oPIVfcRS, _^„ ,
CITY SCHOOL §0^55 SEEKS SUPPORT IN MOVING AIKPOPI
SCHOOL BUSES
SEE SlSO ACCIDENTS, SCHOOL BUSES
SEE ALSO pOrham city schools. SCHOOL buses
II Stfo ^uSK^K ^°0li;irY n"»Tr,\.\\ T.h'il BUSES
"|.*hSSHl'M"?2hS5L'*B&sis'*^l^pTING RECALL NO
t^lJ^gts^yiMG^ir^E^l^tUPBUSES,^^^^
TRAFFIC CASE PRESENTS UNUSUAL DILEMMA
^frr^^!7ih^^lA^Bt^^VI ^Ss??bV^^?SSS STATE SCHOOL
^^^^s^^-gaiiNirsE's^'ssrH^n^HooL SUPPORT
""?i'E guR^Ai'^CaUNTY SCHOOLS, REDISTRICTING
OTICES ON STEERING ARM PART
BUS POLICIES
N E
P D
E
DATE C
L
'G L
V
P
^YL
S 2
2/ia/P6 C
t>
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S 2
3/0'5/Pe. C
S
N
S 2
3/13/86 A
c
N
S 2
3/13/"6 A
6
M
S 2
3/l<,/n6 A
5
N
S 2
"./il/Bb A
12
N
S 2
<,/2ft/B6 A
4
E
S 2
5/02/06 A
11
N
S 2
5/lT/8b A
17
11
H 2
5/29/B6 C
12
N
H 2
6/10/E6 B
3
N
S 2
6/I2/P6 A
17
N
S 2
6/12/86 C
fl P
P
L2P
H I
6/l<./B6 L
I
N
S 2
6/27/86 A
IP P
P
R76
H I
7/0<>/P6 B
1
N
S 2
7/l')/86 A
13
N
H 2
7/n/B6 b
1
N
H I
a/02/»6 C
1
N
H 2
8/07/86 L
0 p
D
L2P
S 2
8/12/86 A
5 P
n
•'6 b
H 2
8/29/86 A
2
J
J'.O
H 1
9/12/80 8
1
ri
H 2
9/26/86 B
6
N
S 2
10/22/86 A
10
N
H 1
12/0='/86 C
7
N
S 2
12/09/86 C
6 P
P
T37
S 2
12/11/86 A
I
N
S92
H 2
12/12/86 C
16
M
S 2
12/12/86 C
9
N
S 2
12/23/86 A
7
N
S 2
12/23/86 C
S
N
S 2
12/29/96 A
^
N
1/09/86 I
i/n/9b 1
l/l3/''6 I
1/1^/86 I
2/10/86 I
2/20/86
2/21/''6
2/22/86
2/23/86
3/U6/a6
5/lA/r6
5/17/86
5/27/86
6/19/06
9/22/06
10/10/86
l0/2l/'>6
10/22/86
I
M
071
1
N
MHI
N
071
I
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N
N
1 4
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H 1 ll/d'./86
H 2
H 3
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 3
H 3
H 3
H 2
H 1
H 1
H 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 1
H I
H 3
H I
H 3
U/U'./'"6
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11/21/96
12
I
1
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1
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16
-I W27
•I "88
l/C/Bb
1/08/86
1/09/96
l/l"/86
1/1 1/86
1/15/nb
1/29/86
2/0<./86
3/09/96
3/27/96
<./in/86
5/23/96
7/05/86
7/U5/86
8/11/86
9/10/96
9/19/''6
9/13/06
10/02/86 b
11/11/86
A
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P56
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H 2 3/0 8/06 C 1 N ,5 8"
H 3 10/07/86 B 1 N J27
2/09/86
2/Q9/06
2/11/06
3/10/06
3/12/°6
10/l<./86
10/2A/»6
I0/2A/06
it/lP/86 A 2?
5/21/86 C 1
6/12/06 t) 1
8/22/96 U I
12/09/86 L 1
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■I U27
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SCHOOL PHOBIAS
MUNTHLY/AN
I M U £ «
S U U J t C T
P A -. t d W
SEE atln PHnaiSf*' f^^i^'i^^'LLY disturreo
SEE ALSn SCHOTLS, U.S.
^?,ii"llhrik^'''- ""*" CATCH BACK- TO- SCHOOL BUTTERFLIES
DUKE DOCTRR: 40 OF 1,000 HAVE SCHOOL PHOBIA
SCHOOL TESTS
SEE SCHOOLS.
SEE SCHOOLS.
H . C . ,
U.S..
COMPETENCY TESTS
ACHIEVEMENT STUDIES
THREAT OF NUCLEAR MAR
"^"sE^'lLsr'-'fF.s55lN^^'"''5"r£s unoer^^riters ltd.
DUKE STUDIES NEW INSURANCE PLAN
SCHOOLS, DURHAM CITY
SEE DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS
SCHOOLS, DURHAM COUNTY
SEE DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS
SCHOOLS, N.C.
SEE ALSO PUNN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
in JttS g!j;;rRSt^g:| ^sc'SSSf"' °' ^cellencf in education
SEE ALSO K INOERC.ARTFNS, N.C.
l^r t!-5H 1!'^?5 TO GO (HERALD COLUMN I
SEE ALSO N.C. INSTITUTE OF E0UC4TI0N
ceI thtS ^•^* SCHOOL BOARDS ASSTCIATION
SEE ALSO PRIVATF SCHOOLS
III a'lS'S T^^A^^iiRs'^Tr^"""'' ^' "•^•
5:?"^^h^o^Fl^J[o?\5^S?ei^Erfo5"^Ji^yL%"^°^^ ^""°"^
;^iyfri^S!jEi«ES'5cfiio;"ii.Eis?s^p
Sric'^n ;"UNC,STFRS HOPE LETTER WILL LOWfE
NEWS TO GO -
SCH^SaL'SF?tr*?AmA°RN''A^!Af^?rc^.^^iR'JIV?vF*s""^"-"'°^'^^ ^^'°"
?;s^!3fi ^JSF^^So'Lr?N-?S,',c^AV!Si;!«!^JSK"iK^ '- ^'"°"<-
cS£: i'^V'''lf^ ^'"^ SCHOOLS FOR MIGRANTS
SA!;fii',:^:o^^n;:s°bM:f'^pSyi^"ff^,rL^S??^S?'
aL«^TlJ°lA^Y's-S?2^!^s"T8^P^ISy??Y-^- ^"^"^^
SCHOOLS, N.C, ACCREOITATION
S^i„'!;S^ SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION OF COLLEGES AND SCHOUli
BOARD OF EDUCATION COM S I OE HS «' £ W ACCRED I I A T I ON FUR Sr HOOI S
EDUCATION PROPOSAL STOPS SHORT OF -TAKING OVER- LOCA[s?siEMS
SCHOOLS, N.C, ACHIEVEMENT TF5TS
NEw VERSION OF TEST SEEN LIKELY TO Rf-OUCE SCOFFS
TEACHERS PROTFST LOWE" PAS SI NS SCORE ON TF ST^
N.C. STUDENTS' SCORE ON CAT TOP PREDICTIONS^
SCHOOLS, N.C, ANNUAL TESTING PROGRAM
BOARD OF EDUCATION LOWERS PROMOTION TEST MINIMUM
SCHOOLS, N.C, APIS PROGRAM
SEE ALSO ARTS, N.r ,
SEE ALSO DURHJM CITY SCHOOLS, ARTS PROGRAM
ARTS IN MOrrON IN GRANVILlJ 1-Kj^KAn
SCHOOLS, N.C, ASSAULTS
SEE ALSO ASSAIJLTS, N.C.
SEE ALSO NORTHERN HIGH SCHOOL, ASSAULTS
III ^'-IS SCHOOLS, N.C, DISCIPLINF ""-^S
SEE ALSO TEACHERS, N.C, ASSAULTS
^^f.M.ri&I'^" SCHOOL STUDENT CHARGED WITH HITTING TtACHFR.
3 INJURED IN SHOOTING AT CUMBERLAND SCHOOL 'tACHER,
SCHOOLS, N.C, ATFFNOANCF
^FC JMS ^Pt.'f^"■;0'"' ATTENDANCE LAW
FLU CUTT^Kr"ATTFMn^S?F"^?-£?S;' ?'' CHUTCF" ATTENOANCF PLAN
r.^ LUITING ATTENDANCE AI MCDOWELL SCHOOLS
FLU C«USING EMPTY DESKS IN SO"E AREA SCHnol <:
??ii^K7? '? J*"- ««" SHOCK truant"5pil^"''°'-^
SCHOOLS USE FOOD PRIZES AS INCENTIVES
SCHOOLS, N.C. BANOS
SEE ALSO HIGH SCHOOL BAND FESTIVAL
P'ft'^SCHOnL CJAND TO PERFORM AT UMCTEAD PARK
SPEEDWAY TRYING TO ASSEMBLE WORLD'S LARGEST BAND
SCHOOLS, N.C, BOARDS OF EDUCATION
SPE ALSO N.C. aCHOOL HUAROS ASSOCIATION
SUIT CHALLENGES SCHOOL BOARD CHANGES IN 2? N.C. COUNTIES
SCHOOLS, N.C, BOND ISSUF
SEE ALSO N.C. BOND ISSUES
STATE LOANS WOULDN'T OFFSFT NFFn FOR BfiMn<:
?Y5;'[^Ag^f^g'^^i^',^ir!?T?^s^r r e^k?gi?^^sj's^Y
°.'f.T. li'i°1i,'T,",l ^5S"pSs^Ar'^°""'' «.GHTS-OF-„AY
HAS^V.'!r=f!^FS'M.i-^?%'''"'"^*S SCHOOL PLAN
HAi I'lCREASF IN SALES-TAX OPTION RENFFITFn <:rHnni c^
ROYALL HARPOONS MART IN ' S BONO PL AN FOR SL fioOl FuL^5
DURHAM CITY. COUNTY SCHOOLS A-AINGaSgiNGBUILOI-NG NEEDS
SCHOOLS, N.C, BUDGET
If! a'cS'S ScS5oPfrN.C°:.7okf^ INSTRUCTION. BUDGET
jEE ALSO schools; N.C., GRANTS
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C, LOANS
"JIJN BELIEVES TAX HIKE POSSIBLE TO AID EDUCATION
'.:v.''.iJ,r, '^\v."l}, i\i'i'irir.,'.hiVuih ^'*'° "™^s ch.ef
^nSc"A^^hN'H5Si^^Na'yj]2hESt]U?''^ °""« ""^^
f?i^^?^"T^i y^^'' crunch WILL "UPT stuoemts
LEGISLATOR PUTS EDUCATION BEFORC ROADS
SJJJE BOARD SENDING CONTRADICTORY SIGNALS
! ^"'"''-' u'gJoi?^'^.^?,^'--— E APPROPRIATION
r g'/i,5^rA?s'^c^s^f;Ps ?s-s'.'n"o^ ^^iiU for i,.t
SMALLER COUNTIES RAP LOCAL bay SUPPLEMFNr';
SnK','i'i'f-K,S',""'l-eMENTS WOULD OaSag= ScS.jOLS
ADDITIONAL tl.OA PILLION TO B= SOUGH! FOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS
^!UN^tlL"S^|pKs?SlLU?E^'b^'f^H^8rs^K^^£S7CAj?^i^'IV?ON
H J a/iz/Kb c
H 2 9/l<,/B6 C
S 2 1U/20/P6 A
1/02/96
I/I9/P6
1/30/16
<./I7/B6
5/2T/B6
7/u5/B6
7/07/86
7/l<./fl6
9/09/P6
')/I0/n6
9/26/Bo
1 l/l 1/06
lI-/27/n6
1 I/31/B6
12/02/B6
n
1
s
12
13
H 2 11/07/66 A 1=;
S 2 ll/2')/P6 A I
H 2
H 2
H 2
3/1B/P6 B
S/20/fl6 C
7/09/P6 A
H 2 5/09/86 C "!
H 1 5/10/86 C 1 P P 57(.
SCHOOL OFFICIALS H 2
S 2
2/27/06 A 9
5/0''/fl6 A 1
H ? 1/29/86 B 14 N
H I 2/J6/B6 U 1 H Sao
S 2 B/09/P6 A 4 E
S 2 10/i7/B6 C 4 N
H ?
H 2
8/05/06 b
9/08/B6 B
2 12/10/86 A 12
2 10/14/86 A
2 10/14/86 A
1 10/22/86 A
2 10/27/86 A
2 I0/3O/r.6 C
3 11/07/86 B
2 12/01/86 A
2 12/02/86 A
2 12/10/86 C
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
14
1/16/86
2/Q3/R6 „
2/14/86 A IP
i/J2/86 0 4
3/1 1/86 A 4
3/13/B6 A 13
3/21/Ob H 1
3/21/86 C 1
4/11/86 A 17
5/12/86 A 4
6/11/86 fl 2
6/1 3/86 C
7/08/86
7/25/86
8/19/86 a
a/24/86 D
9/06/86 B
10/07/86 b
lJ/lA/86 A
0
N Mof.
J
N K65
J
J
N S92
N
N
-J
L
J
■ 4 A54
M 334
N
E
N UdO
14
13
m
MONTHLY/A
r4 N U A L
1/01/86
INDEX
12/31/86
SUBJECTS
OAT,;; a»b
l/0'>/17
N.C. MEEDS P6NEHE0 COMMITMENT TO SCHOOLS
EDUCATION FUNPIN5 FACES TIGHT BUDGET „„,„„, r.cc
M«OTTM«SKS PANEL'S AOVICE IN SETTING BUDGET PRIORITIES
JCRdIn to urge passage of EDUCATION MEASURES
OftioFi rn OFFeR BUILDING PLAN F QP SCHOOLS
DURHAM fUUCATORSASsilL VOCATIONAL EDUCATION REVAMP
HaKtIN vows TO make IMPROVEMENTS IN SCHOOLS
Snl. MARTIN BACKS HIRING ►'|« I ^'S c& ? . .T
STATE FINALLY MAKING EDUCATION WISH LIST
SCHOOLS, N.C. BUILDING PROJECTS
"Ia'sIC^EOUcSt'iON ?C'an'caSr^ES FINANCIAL BURDEN
LOCAL SALES TAX EiLL GETS TENTATIVE OK
^iS?% 'pl^OPOSEf S2^I°BILLI0N PLAN FOR CONSTRUCTION OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS
MART N'S SCHOOL PLAN DESERVES CONSIDERATION
MARTIN'S SCHOOL BONO PLAN DESERVES OtBATt
RAMSEY OPPOSES nOND PROPOSAL „ ..
CHATHAM OFFICIALS LIKE -AR TIN' S SCHOOL PLAN
MARTIN SAYS SCHOOLS TOP PRIORITY
PANEL TO OFFER BUILDING PLAN FOR SCHOOLS
STATE FINALLY MAKING EDUCATIO'l "ISH LIST
LAWMAKERS BACK BEP. UNSURE ON MARTIN BONO PLAN
HOOLS, BUSING
""?EE'lLs5'jtc?l^lNTS, SCHOOL BUSES
SEE ALSO CHARLOTTE/MECKLENBURG SCMO
S^E ALSO ENERGY CONSERVATION. N.C.
SEE ALSO SCHOOL BUSES
tpp Alto sfHOOLS. N.C. DESEGREGATION
^"ofiNGSCnSoL BUS or! JeRS J TOUGH PROBLEM FOR N.C.
COUNT'S BUSING RULING HHRR I E S EXP ER TS
PANEL ADVISES SELLING OLD SCHOOL BUSES
SCHOOLS. N.C, CALENDAR AND SCHEDULE
SEE ALSO sJhOOLS, N.C. OPENING
WAKE OFFICIALS STUDY YEAR-ROUND SCHOOLS
MAUD LEADER URGES SUPPORT FOR 'ORAM SHOP' BILL
HOUSE PASSES BILL ON INVESTIGATIVE GRAND JURIES
HIGHER PtTIREMENT BENEFITS BACKED FOR LOCAL LAWMtN
SOME LEGISLATORS TRY I NG„ TO HAL I ABORT I ON FUNDS
SCHOOL DELAY BILL CALLED RIDICULOUS
SCHOOLS. N.C. CENSORSHIP
SEE ALSO CENSORSHIP
^^SoSRrp'.NE^^T^'cONliuE^'^r'SoSL'BAN OF STE INBECK ' S -GRAPES OF WKATH'
?ugnrSc"i3'0L'Sr^?C.ALS SHOULD. RESIST CENSORS
WOMAN DROPS COMPLAINT AGAINST 'THE GRAPES OF WRAIH
SCHOOL^OAROS SHOOLO REJECT TRIVIAL CENSORSHIP
NARROW MINOS EXCISE 'OZ'
SCHOOLS. N.C. CHILD CARE CENTERS
SEE ALSO CHILD CARE CENTERS
SEE ALSO PUBLIC PR EK INOERG AR TEN
PUBLIC PREKINOERGARTtN IDEA STILL ALIVE
SCHOOLS, N.C. CLOSINGS
ICE CLOSES SCHOOLS
SCHOOLS, N.C... COMPETENCY TESTS
"s?'EnL's5'-cUES[SN&''t6uNTY CHOOLS ^^^^^ ^^^^.
III itis gasnrM Vn'ui,'.'T»hk,?roUiw.cVmT,
III Jti8 |^KgHLi:'N.c"'lNS,',AL'?ElTING_RROGRAM
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS
SFE ALSO SCHOOLS
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS
FAILURE TO PASS
GRADUATION REOUIREMFNTS
ACHIEVEMENT STUDIES
.C
N.C
U.S.. -■- -
U.S., COMPETENCY TESTS
DATE
U/l';/36
ii/<:5/e6
12/J<./Pt
12/0=>/P6
12/Il/''6
12/18/Pb
12/n/B6
12/11/86
12/23/''6
PG I P BYL
<./dl/e6
7/ur/n6
10/10/P6
10/10/86
10/13/<i6
lJ/l'i/B6
10/30/86
U/OT/Bi
12/0P/86
12/11/36
12/23/86
12/31/86
10
12
1
J
N L'.O
H 2
l/ll/8b
A
<•
E
H 2
2/09/86
B
1
N
H 2
3/08/86
c
1
^t
5 80
H 2
3/08/86
c
1
N
S80
H 1
9/18/86
B
1
N
SBO
H 1
9/18/86
B
1
N
S 2
9/19/86
C
5
N
H 1
10/0^/86
3
1
N
SBD
S ?
10/10/86
A
12
J
S 2
10/l<./86
A
^
F
S 2
l0/2<./36
C
1
N
H 2
12/21/S6
C
19
N
H 2
1/17/86
3
4
N
H 2
6/12/86
A
17
N
H 2
6/20/86
A
13
N
H 2
6/21/86
A
10
N
H 2
7/0'4/86
A
18
N
S 2
7/0<>/86
A
5
J
H
?
3/31/86
C
1 1
S
1
9/03/86
A
H
7
9/04/°6
L
H
7
9/D7/B6
11
U
S
?
9/16/86
A
4
H
?
9/26/86
A
I'r
H
7
10/01/86
A
4
S
7
10/06/8t>
A
4
H
2
10/30/86
A
4
H 2 1/21/66 A 10 N
H 2 1/31/86 B 3 N
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, U.S., COMPETENCY TfcSlS
MFASURE-ENT INC. HAS TROU'lLE "ECRUITING IN AREA
BURLINGTON STUDENTS TOPS ON WAITING TEST
COMPETENCY TEST WOULD BE BYPASSED „„„„^„_-
SCREENING TEST FOR COMPETENCY EXAM PONDERED
SCHOOLS. N.C. COMPUTERS
SF^ ALSO COMpiJTFRS
^CT^^S'?S wJpiTEP?"S5rrOU-AriN^?^aynirDESP.TE APPROPRIATION
THIEVFS TAKE COMPUTERS STUDENTS HELPEO BUY
S^iiSJtff ?0;MfY"l?H^SrS°^^Opr;S;'20MPANY fur CUMPUTEK project
GRANV LLE COUNTY SCHOOL 'STRUT THE I R COMPUTE R STUFF'
THREE VANCE SCHOOLS SHARE 13.800 GRANT
SCHOOLS. N.C. CONSTRUCTION COSTS
SEE ALSO PUILOING CONSTRUCIION
SEE ALSO HOUSING CONSTRUCTION. COSTS
Hi ALSO SCHOOLS. N.C, LOANS
S'aK?'^!^ feSS?5sE"s°s?^l%ILLI0N PL.N^FOR CONSTRUCTION OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS
PANEL TO OFFER BUILDING PLAN FOR SCHOOLS
SCHOOLS, N.C. CORPORAL PUNISHMENT
SEE ALSO CHILD ABUSE. N.C.
SEE ALSO CORPORAL f'?' ^"'Je cl,,i r^
SEE ALSO SLHOOlS. N.C. ASSAULTS
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS. N.C, DISCIPLINE
SCHOOL PADDLING LEADS TO ASSAULT CHARGE
^CHOOLS.^N,C..^CORRUPTION ^j^„^„„, ^, EDUCATORS
''TEi'lL''sb'U»o''^tl', N.C. BUDGET
SEE ALSO SCHOOLSt N.C. GRANTS
^S^A;ErHlL\-\'I"RRJoRSr^tiR^iS^S?ii^rsSECOND. THIRD IN PER PUPIL SPENDING
AREA SCHOOL FUNDING FOR 1983-"4 YFAR
ALASKA LEADS NATION IN SPFNDIMG FOR tOUCATION
PANEL TO OFFER BUILDING PLAN FuR SCHOOLS
SCHOOLS, N.C, CURRICULUM
H 2 2/0S/86 A II N
H 1 3/O6/80 B 1 N
S 2 9/04/86 C 2 N
H 2 9/0'3/a6 A 10 N
H
2/27/86 A
12 P N
V.97
H
6/11/86 U
M
H
10/01/86 0
H
10/0 1/ 86 a
H
lj/24/86 8
I N
S
12/J2/fl6 L
1 P N
H
12/20/86 C
1 N
H ? 10/10/86 A
S 2 10/10/86 L
S 2 12/1 1/86 L
H 2 12/22/86 A 12 N
S 2 9/18/86 A 4 E
2/14/80
4/27/86
4/27/86
1 1/09/86
12/11/86
11
1
1 3
3
"""^ "'" ' '\%"wie.' -'liAih'. «" SUBJECTS p«t^a„.
SEE ALSr BACk-TO-RASICS
^^In,'^t55„59"92'-"^' N.C.. LANr.UAGE INSTRUCTION
EnuCATORS FEAR PROGRAM OELAY
N.C. EDUCATORS STRESS BASIC ECONOMICS COURSES
IF,2iKS?cHt!*'-''';i..E':IN£«§;SE5 VITAL TO N.C.
? 1/LI6/B6
S ? 1/1<./=I6
SUPPORTERSt'OPPONENTs'vnicE^hp INIONS nru '^c^ * cm ir a t rn^. S 2 2/0^/R6 A U c
N.C. LEADERS DERATE HOW TO TEACH sel eKuCATIOn" "" ? f I^U^^ ' ' " "'
MONEY ISSUES TOP EORUH ON EDUCATION "=''"'-""""' . S 2 Z/^■i/^\b A fl J
SURVEY SHOWS SUPPORT FOR BASIC FUUCATION PLAN ? ? K^^',"*" ^ ' "* -^ 54
"SIC EDUCATION PLAN C ARR I ES F IN ANC lAL PUROEN I I ?^^?<5? f J "i
FREE TEACHERS OF DRUUGERY, EDICATOKS SAY 5 I J<"'<"'' 1^ 1" J
N.C. SCHOOLS RETURN TO BASIC INSTRUCTION c | ,n/ff/3^ i? ,5 H
II',If,Sl'-'- "EFD i.QOO TEACHERS, UNC STUDY SAYS H I lS/i?/SS f '? .! . „„
PROTEST? LIKELY OVER AIDS EDUCATION IN SCHOOLS \i 1 !9'!?J,<2'' " ' ' "-'O
LOCAL DISTRICTS HAUF PQOK CONTROL ^'-"DDl-S H 2 / D/Rs A 14 •!
EDUCATION FUNDING FACES TIGHT SuDGET 5 | If/lVPJ A 1 I S92
EDUCATORS ADVOCATE LOGIC IN CURRICULUM S | w^jt'^S? ^ '? ^.
MARTIN URGES FLEXIBILITY ON BASIC EDUCATION PLAN u f }y,nV,Si '^ . 2 '
HIGH SCHOOLS URGED TO DROP JOP CuURSES ? I \V,VJ,l't ! 'i I
REPORT: HIGH SCHOOLS SHOULD STICK TO PASIC EDUCATION S ? Ij/'iJ'io^ SI'
LOCAL SCHOOL BOARDS NEED MORE AUTONOMY tuULAJlUN H 1 U/Of/Bb B ■; N
SCHOOLS SLOW TO TEACH ABOUT TTP THREAT - NUCLEAR WAR S I W,?.V,li ? ^ ^
^?A"?t^s^?Er^^ur%\^^;^;:^DE"^A?i'^3^i?? H"^t?^p'^^ ^^^ ^- , -'
R°"E'S,^fRES'Jo'uR^SrSN^^^^,*?;i^S??ti^§5"? ig^i^""^^ ^'""^ I »^ ^ • ■' ^"
COUNTY VOCATIONAL ED TEACHE"S KAP PLAN ? ^ 1^ J^S*" " f " "'•^
So"?!;r;oN^rF'j^fFVH^\iSATR'j{g?n ^°"""°^ '"-" ? '^ ' li :; l^^o'
RTI REPORT URGES CHANGES '''^ "^ ' S3 12/19/»5 A 1 -I S92
VOCATIONAL TRAINING BELONGS IN HIGH SCHOOL I ? ii'A^^,^'' ' ' '' S92
INSTRUCTION SUGGESTIONS LISTED S'-HDUL | j If/in/Sb A 4
GOV. MAPTIN BACKS H I R I NG N tW t E ACHtR S I k \?,'AVZ'' ? 1 '' ^92
CONSTITUTION PANEL'S COURSE IDEA OFF BASE ? ? H'^i^<"'' "^ *"
CLEARER ROLES U»GED IN VOC. ED. ?. J 2/2D/H6 A 4 F
COURSE ON CONSTITUTION » ? H^l^'^^"' 1^ ' " >- '•^
LATIN MAKING A COMEBACK IN Nm TH CAROLINA SCHOOLS S 2 12/3?/sS J 13 N
SCHOOLS. N.C, DESEGREGATION
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C, BUSING
COURT'S BUSING RULING WORRIES EXPERTS „ -, ,,,„,„
U.S. CHALLENGES SCHOOL BOARD ELECTIONS S \ fAl'lH ? '5 "
n £ 0/^4/96 C 9 ')
SCHOOLS,^ N.C. ..DISCIPLINE
TICS, DISCIPLINE
IIf ^I-^S I!r*£s^?f"°°'- 0'' SCIENCE AND HATHEMATI
§ii f^52 5f"fiTl-5, N.C., ASSAULT',
III i^tS I9ti52'-I' ^•^•' l^i^'OliAL PUNISHMENT
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C EXPULSION
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, U.S., OISCIPLINF
^2,1r!mi SIDESTEPS ISSUE OF CORPORAL PUNISHMENT
EDUCATORS CAN'T IGNORE CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS
SCHOOLS, N.C, DISTRICTS
ONE SCHOOL SYSTEM PER COUNTY URGED
SCHOOLS, N.C.,„URIVEOS EDUCATION
SD?wJ5f,'-9"'^"""'SE ON WAY TO SENATE VOTE
DRIVER'S EDUCATION TEACHER IN PERSON FACES SEX CHARGES
SCHOILS, N.C.f DROPOUTS
^^LfL^in?""?'" "^"* SCHOOLS, DROPOUTS
PRINCIPAL GLAO HE LOST RET WITH STUDENT
rScclfJhki^''?'^'"-''*" HELPS SLASH DROPOUT RATE '8 PEKCENT
S?flK^''?''° SCHOOL BOYCOTT THRFatened fCKCtNi
^ncn«.,':-*?^i=r,^k'£'^! '"S LOSING GROUND IN SCHOOL
L?SSEN=TKPf?SSHSu?''{rTi'^ '■'"'^^^ "'^ "«°'- """"""TS
miDE?l;i' PRORLFH STARTS E AR LY- HAMMONDS
DURHAM, WELOON LEAD IN DROPOUTS
loSiS.';,'!;;'' LICENSES WUN'T STOP DROPOUTS
RS2?9"IrfS^^^KTION IS SET FOR DECEMBER
DON'T IGNORE OROP-OUT PROBLEMS
SCHOOLS, N.C, DRUG ABUSF
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, DRUGS
SEE ALSO DRUG ABUSE
ell !|-|2 DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, DRUG ABUSE
III t'rln ?i;5"^!? COUNTY SCHOOLS, DRUG ABUSE
3tt ALiU IMPACT
SEE ALSO WAKE CnuNTY SCHOOLS
«iV!U"''^K-|o^5l 3S ?2Vf^'DR'^u^°;°BhsP '^'''" °' ""^"E'-cE
p?V^s'^l!SEf!5!:Eg'5^ I?ASiatE"^^t]G"?^SGRJi*"""^ '»""•••
NO DhUGS FOUND IN SCHOOL SEARCHES
i"ui': A[??tii^L';'Rus'6'Siiruiiio^%r/"-'"'"'^ ""^*"^"
i??c!!JrS = 5J"''S''^^ ARRESTED ON DRUG CHARGtS
Si5ff?9':;^^"^ ""•*" ^'^ DEVELOP DRUG PROGRAM
PARENTS' HELP URGED TO FIGHT DRUG ABUSE IN SCHOOLS
SCHOOLS, N.C, EMPLOYEES
?u»lcr'ii;,l'?''?.S5'*2^'^"' °'< """l-T BUS DRIVERS
A?E"'^CHife[:-K"SfNG°^Oree'34^"¥?kl """"" '""'° ■" "« P"""- SPENDING
JOBS TO INCLUDE MORE THAN TEACHERS
SCHOOLS,
H 7
2/27/66
A
9
N
M 2
4/27/86
U
4
F
H 2
3/07/86
B
1
' N
H ?
6/26/R6
A
1
^l
H 2
12/21/B6
c
R
N
H 2
6/05/R6
A
1 4
N
H 2
3/ul/a6
H
1
N
H 7
8/09/86
A
9
N
H 7
9/0'"/R6
II
7
N
S 7
10/01/36
r
4
N
H /
10/D6/P6
A
4
F
H 7
10/0'!/''6
(
1 1
H 7
10/0T/R6
h
q
N
S /
1J/09/R6
A
4
F
S ?
11/2'1/B6
A
1 n
N
H 2
U/30/66
A
4
L
H ?
5/2R/a6
1
4
^1
S 7
i/29/S6
A
1'=
N
H 7
6/2:)/R6
r
3
rj
C6n
H 1
9/n/R6
r
1
N
H 7
9/1R/86
A
19
N
H 1
10/14/P6
r
1
N
H 1
ll/OS/Pi
r
I
N
S 7
1 1/12/R6
A
1
H
S 7
1 1/H/B6
A
6
H 2
12/12/R6
C
6
N
H 2
3/0R/R6
r
1
■,'
S93
H 7
4/27/86
A
1 C
r]
04«.
4/27/R6
A
4
S 2
9/25/86
c
18
J
SCHOOLS, N.C, EXPULSION
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C, DISCIPLINE
JUDGE BLOCKS DISMISSAL
JUDGE BACKS BAN ON PUPIL DISMISSAL
i'-iSSi ROLES SCHOOL CAN'T FxPEL STUDENT
JUDGE BARS MATH SCHOOL HEARING ^ ' ""'='^ '
SCHOOLS, N.C. , FAILURE TO PASS
in fMH SCHOOLS, N.C COMPETENCY TESTS
SEc ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C, GRADUATION PEOUIREMENTS
TfJ?hf^^ Hf^tFli^.'^'-J^^'S PROMOTION TEST MInIm
TEACHERS PROTEST LOWER PASSING SCORE ON TESTS
"'"^?^'1l^o'^p;I«?f"??:1o;^[s'"°'"" ''"f'^""'CE PLAN
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C ATTENDANCE
s ?
4/1R/R6 C I
N
S 2
4/27/86 C 1
N T85
H 2
4/24/86 b 1
N Sd2
S 7
5/Q6/86 C I
•1 T85
7 5/09/R6
2 5/20/86
m
MONTHLY/AN
i/oi/e»> -
I rj 0 E X
SUBJECTS
S I T
c L »
C PG L ? =YL
SEE ALSO ?C"upi.S, y.S.i
''^fi^ST^N'M'/yTJi'. SCHOOLS OF CHOICE-
NtRTIN roHL ON SCHOOL P50POS1LS ^. ,
LET TEACHERS teach: STOP EXPERIMENTING
FREETOM OF CHOICE" ATTENDANCE PLAN
S/c'^/'-b A
8/28/06 A
1iritriSaS^:^^^^^lH5||4;o^:^SNS;^n^^NG RPO.ECTS . SPO.SOPING„CPOOPS.„,^^ ^
PHILANTHROPIST'S BEOUESTS INCLUDE GIFTS TO SCHODLi
SCHOOLSt N.C.t GRADUATION
o^HE iiv°^r^Aj^s? '^fSepf'^;[T'JrTJoai'i^s^'"'
GRADUATION TO END FAMILY TRADITION
SCHJ"L«i N.C.t GRAOUATION pEOUIREMENTS
III Atl? SipH^U'ciTY SCHOOLS, G»AOUATION REQUIREMENTS
SEE ALsb SCHOOLS, N.C., CdMPETE-JCY TESTS
III ALSO SCHOOL?, N.C., FAILURE TO PASS
kllN!^G\^irF3S"^gMrETU?fmM PONDERED
""i?l'lu^O^S;H§nLn'?N.C.. BUDGET
^^^ASk'^a'S?^k|•B35£o•IN^°lL^N cor schools
SCHOOL', N.C., HEALTH PROGRAMS
SCHOOL RECEIVES FITNESS AMARDS
"iirjtr^Skhi^^h:$;E5Lir^?i^sa-iH-uN,»T,0Ns
SEE ALSO IMMUNIZA^inNS
STUDENTS FACE IMMUNIZATION L AU I N JUL Y
DURHAM IM-UNIZATION RECORO R AT ED SECOND^
GETTING READY FOR SCHOOL INCLUDES EYE CHI
WDR'^T IN
ECK.UPS
GE
SCHOOLS, N.C., KINDEOGARTENS
SEE KINDERGARTENS. N.C.
SCHOOLS, N.C, LANGUAGE INSTRUCTION
SEE ALS^ FOREIGN LANGUAGES
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C, CURRICULUM
SEE ALSO VIETNA-ESE REFUGEES, N.C.
LANGUAGE SCHOOL URGED IN TRIANGLE
h'c'^''L2NGulGE''lcl500L'!DEA -OR'H CONSIDERING^ _,^
lItInSaKING A COMEBACK IN N0= TH CAROLINA SCHOOLS
^'^"^ik'lLSn'^fuphig'coi^TY PUBLIC LIBRARY
"R^^fil? U?s'cE^i6«siEEK TO BAN IDEAS
THE BACKLASH
NARROW MINDS EXCISE 'OZ'
BRANCHES
aij DG ET
BUlLDIf/"- PROJECTS
CONSTRUCTION COSTS
SCHOOLS, N.C, LOANS
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C.
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C.
SiST'lN.«°SCHoSE''pLlN"DESERVFS CONSIDERATION
ySr 3 B;L?^lirO?^l?H^3?S^S^P CLARIFICATION
SaRTIn:s SCHOOL BOND PLAN DESERVES DEBATE
SCHOOLS. N.C.
^"''SoJt'S'oSiS^'TFs^SRl^^lvElEi^s'ElS^kSo SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS
NO DRUGS FOUND IN SCHOOL SEARCHES
SCHOOLS, N.C. LUNCH PROGRAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS,
LUNCH PRjGRAM
1=1 ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, LUNCH PROGRAM
SEE ALSO N.C SCHOOL FOOD SERVICE ASSOCIATION
PPESIOENT-S PLAN WOULD HURT STATE'S SCHOOL LU
CUTS "AY RAISE SCHOOL LUNCH PRICES
PIN REPORTED FOUND IN PIZZA AT SCHOOL
NCH PROGRAM
^'^*'?iE^JLs5'^c5ANiri5SNTY SCHOOLS/: HAPFL H ILL/CARRRORJ SCHOOLS. -ERGFR
SEE ALSO SCHOOL MERGER STUDY COMMISSION
SCHOOLS MERGER UNNECESSARY
ONE SCHOOL SYSTEM PER COUNTY URGED
MERGER TALK aUIXOTlC
SCH - ■"-- '" "' '
STL
SCHOOL MERGER REPORT RIPPED c.-cn
icr.ISI ATQRS SAY SCHOOL MERGERS PUSH HAS EtjED
n:c EDUCATORS QUESTION SCHOOL CONSOLIDATION PLAN
0=ANGE GROUP'S REPORT ENDORSES MERGER OF SCHOOLS
panel: SCHOOL MERGER OESIRABL^, bUT NOT NOW
ScS^ic iERGEp'^RlSIiiis POLITICALLY EXPLOSIVE ISSUE
STUDY UNDER WAY ON SCHOOLS -6'G'=R IN FRANKLIN
SCHOOL MERGER ALLOWS FLEXIBILITY, STUDY PANFL TOLD
SCHOOLS, N.C
SEE ■ '-
BO
3, ...I.., MIDDLE SCHOOLS PLAN
ALSO CHAPEL HILL/CARR90RU SCHOOLS, M
.C PUELIC INSTRUCTION EXPERT AIDS CO
Sard TO STUDY REORGANIZING SCHOOL GRA
MIOOLE SCHOOLS PLAN
OUNTY SCHOOLS' CHANGE
DES
""?6k'iLSo''?J"OOLsi''S.C., CALENDAR AND SCHEDULE
PSYCHOLOGIST : MANY CATCH BACK- TO- SCHOOL BUTTERFL I E S
SCHOOL BELLS PEAL FOR ONE MILLION IN N.C.
^^"i?k'k:joSLl,*'5;j^°^ELIGIDN
^^"??kHcSo&LS.'N'ic';:'?SlLURE TO PASS
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|gt;c^!fgRM%°!2kY''aS3ScVi?rt 'h-Sr^? students
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SUBJtCTS
SURVEY SHOiVS SUPPORT FOR BASIC EDUCATION PLAN
Jo!f,?yfS fOyCATION HILL REOUHE CHANGES
^?Ac''^^^r,cfe^95^S UNC'S AID TO PUBLIC SCHOOL PRINCIPALS
li^JI?5^?Sor5N"sjHi^£"?Sb^orALi"^'"'
cTJE?5i°^?SgS^ p\-U ^^^^fr^S's^?L't S? -^ ^«°^°^'^S ON SCHOOLS
TEACHING EXPERIMENT QUESTIONEP
r'9''^,I° INCLUDE MORE THAN TFACHERS
hlV??"' JlJ^OAN SAYS N.C, MUST SET ECONOMIC AGENDA
R^ :\*lT^HH"oeo ^R^i-SlR^'^^rC^F^^E^T IVuZl g! S TS
^i^^^^W l\f.".%\l,'r,:'t'»',% ?^;ti¥!oS%§?MMPURTANT ISSUE
MART N URGES FLEXIBILITY ON BASIC EDUCATION PLAN
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?A"?rLlA'JlRfB?K^Mi^r^^oS'lo5c^I??3N°^RaSi'^E*J'^^
COUNTY VOCATIONAL ED TE ACHER S R AP PlIn '^""'^'^^^
RTI REPORT URGES CHANGES
^J^U^^y^^S TO »AKE IMPROVEMENTS IN SCHOULS
L^^Ai:2k5?is'gA?r=p"eS:5s^hR"E^s^MH?iS".oN's°?L^!ig^
SCHOOLS. N.C, RELIGION
SFE ALSO PI1LE
SEE ALSO MOMENT OF SILENCE
Iff JlS'S HI^IVlT, i!l!/fel?Io'f3-^' "' CHURCHES,
'NlSl^J^^';;R?i?siJ°?^ pV¥?'s^KJsti'^isTR^i'j^s''"°°^' '''° battleground
SCHOOLS, N.C. .REMEDIAL EDUCATION PROGRAM
SPANGLER EXPECTS REMEDIAL CLASSES TO DROP AT UNC
SCHOOLS. N.C. . RETARDED AND HANDICAPPED
PRESCHOOL EDUCATION FOR HANDICAPPED STIRS QllF'JTInwt
LOW ENROLLMENT THR E ATENS pBTiS roF°5!HigL's''FEI'DE aI. ,lIND IN N.C.
SCHOOLS. N.C ROBBERIES
TWO COMPUTERS. THREE TYPEHRITFRS TAKEN FROM SOUTH GRANVILLE HIGH
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12/15/16
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SCHOOLS, N.C. , SCHOLASTIC APTITUDE TEST
III f.'-JS SCHOLASTIC APTITUDE TESTS
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tS^?^?r"^ili'jT\o''F?r^^"' 5kT-IVl^G"0EBATE "
TRAFFIC JAM STIRS SCHOOL BUS DEBATE
SCHOOLS, N.C. , SCHOOL BUSES
SEE SCHOOLS. N.C. BUSING
""ie^'iL^o^sfx^^SuiJv^g;'"-^
rJuILP'^JcfyiiES ''°'' SEX COUNSELING
p2^:?Hii'iu^x:?3rs:^iFfs^i?'^a??^«"^
SCHOOLS. N.C, SMOKING
SEE ALSO SMOKING
ALL -- --■ --
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ADDRESS
oF!^5E,"IS FLUNK SMOKING TEST
Jr^'"i^:r- ?*" 5M0KING AT SCHOOL
-ACCO BAN AT SCHOOLS IS UPHF LO
ABqEt"?!*",!!'^!;!"?'- ??£SS. §"^S SMOKING BY STUDENTS
ABOUT 2U OF N.C. SCHOOLS BANNING TOBACCO PRUOUCTS
LS ■ N.C, SNOW DAYS
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SCHOOLS, N.C
SCHOOLS t N»C*t SPQRrS ANO ATHtPTir DDnroAMc
^"^L'^^LrAVJ}' '"OEMVb^f^ANS'g^?^
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MORE TRAINERS SOUGHT FOR N.C^
SCHOOLS, N.C, STUDENTS
^R'^niilJ'.'SiS'*'?,^ JH„°y'^ REAGAN ON GOVERNMENT
GRADUATION TO END FAMILY TRAnrTT.TN
THRESHOLD FOR VICTOR? IN JrIMARI^S MAY R£ LOWERED
SCHOOLS, N.C, SUPERINTENDENTS
SEE SUPERINTENDENTS. N.C
SCHOOLS. N.C. TAXES
SCHOOL LOANS PROPOSED
SCHOOL SALES-TAX LAW SHOULD BF ABOLISHED
SCHOOLS PONDER AIDS INSTRUCTION °-"-'^"'="
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1/25/86 A
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12/09/86 C
schools"" '''""' """"^ '^ noUBLE-EOGED SWORD
H 7 1/27/86 b 6
H 2 5/18/86 C 9
H 2 5/22/86 B 8
H 7 U/13/86 A 1"
H 2 12/08/86 A 13
1 1/30/86 B
2 1/31/86 B
2 12/22/86 B 1
2 12/28/86 B 7
H I 5/20/86 C 3 N
H 2 5/31/80 C 5 N
H 2 6/18/H6 B 2 N
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tt ALSO TEACHERS. N.C. -.-^j
TEACHFR AIDES TALKING BOYCOTT QVFP NFU Diilt
SCHOOLS. N.C. TEXTBOOKS
III aLIS Tx'i^''ooiV '"°°'-5' ^f'<^B°c.Ks
LOCAL DISTRICTS HAVE BOOK CONTROL
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^'■"""'iUul-Mo in^shgSting at cu^^berlano school
THREE SHOT IN HALLWAY AT SCHOTL
pSeGNANT STUDENT'S NOTEBOOK STOPS BULLET ^^„,,^,„^^
JUDGE TBIPLES BONO ON STUDENT CHARGED IN SHOUTINGS
YOUTH CHARGED WITH ASSAULTS F^EEO
GILTY PLEAS ENTERED IN SCHOOL SHOOTING
CHAPEL HILL SENIOR STABBED AT HIGH SCHOOL
''"??^'iL?o''n:RHSS*Ji?Y'^cSSyet:'«CATIONAL EOUCA.ION PROGRAHS
''\ct\ruilWl''H'i'i^T^'"ll"'^'0... SCHOOLS
SCOTT'S PLAN COULD CUT TRAINING FOR JOBS
5?VI^^??0^,g^SM8''o^FE^rMSJ^rNS?'[^i^'/50B TRAINING IN SCHOOLS
S^^SR?^"S?hS V^SE^L^S^S^oS^'^^^r^^'lASIC EDUCATION
IFACHFRS UPSET ABOUT PROPOSAL TO SHIFT COURSES
COUNTY VOCATIONAL EO TEACHERS KAP PLAN
OURHiw EDUCATORS ASSAIL VOCATIONAL EDUCATION REVAMP
VOCATIONAL ED TEACHERS RAP REPORT
5J^nSNA[ VS^^^I^HeI^NGS in HIGH SCHOOL
iS!I?VS;irc8a'Riir^SSSLh'|}l? in schools
CLEARER ROLFS URGED IN VOC. EO .
VOCATIONAL COURSES NEED COORUINATION
^"""sFE^ALSn^ELEMENTARY SCHOOL RECOGNITION PROGRAM
SEE ALSO PROMS
SEE ALSO SCHOOL PHOBIAS ^ ^^
5oilTHFkN EDUCATION FACING A CHALLENGE
PEARSON SCSOOL AMONG ELITE GROUP IN D.C. CEREMONY
FUTURE LEADERS NEED WELL-ROUNOEO STUDY
SCHOTLS. U.S.. ACHIEVEMENT STUDIES
SEE ALSO SCHOLASTIC '"IJUOE TESTS
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS. N.C.. COMPETElCY TESTS
BENNETT SAYS U.S. SCHOOLS ON REBOUND
MORE WORK NEEDEO ON READING. WRITING
SCHOOLS^^U.S.j^BUDGET ^^^^^^^ ^^^ ^ ^^ ,^ ^^^^^l REFORM
SOUTHERN SCHOOL REFORM HIGHLIGHTS
SCHOOLS. U.S.. BUSING „,,ccc
SEE ALSO DURHAM. N.C.. BUSES
SEE ALSO SCHOOL BUS DRIVE'S
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, U.S.. DE SE GP EG AT ION
COURT'S BUSING RULING WORRIES EXPERTS
SCHOOLS. U.S.. CENSORSHIP
Tli?B§OK b?°FIVe'n'c"°pSoFESSORS BANNED FROM SCHOOLS IN FLA. CITY
SCHOOLS. U.S.. COMPETENCY TESTS
SFE ALSO SCHOLASTIC APTITUDE TESTS
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS. N.C.. ANNUAL T ES TING PROGRAM
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C., COMPETENCY TESTS
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS. U.S.. ACHI EVEKENT SJUDI ES
MORE WORK NEEDED ON READING. WRITING
SCHOOLS. U.S., COSTS
SEE ALSO PROPOSITION 13
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS. U.S.. CURRICULUM
ALASKA LEADS NATION IN SPENDING FOR EDUCATION
SCHOOLS. U.S.. CURRICULUM
SEE ALSO PROPOSITION 13 ,„,^,
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS. U.S.. COSTS
I^S'NrT?'r?PO?Os!L°DRiws'tl"TT^I 'sfipPoSfpROM EDUCATORS
•VALUES' EDITORIAL JUST RIGHT
NEED FOR VALUES OBVIOUS ,.on.,r
COVERING UP READING HANDICAP WAS WRONG
REPORT SAYS SOUTHERN STUDENTS LACK KNOWLEDGE OF WORLD
TEXTBOOK BY FIVE N.C. PROFESSTRS 'BANNED FROM SCHOOLS IN FLA. CITY
C°^i:!FS2S^A\'rN^tiA'GTJRlpSl?L°5lE'^SL' AND FISCALLY RESPONSIBLE
^^"§?^E'lL^O^sjH8^L'ir5=?:."guSING
rnXlF^ "sViiS2R"Df W^N^;3"G"i^^E^-n?^ScH00LS AROUND
?Sg5°BCE"pRU!?"ES'F0R'-Bti!KS UNLESS EDUCATION IS IMPROVED
'^"§?k'iL^S'-.iH8iL^'s;''fiIc''. DISCIPLINE , ^
CARTOON ON SCHOOLS SHOWS A NARROW MIND
''"°°yaiGH-L'i£EN°?l"ISL'ElTAf5'AS^E DRIVING SAFER
5^"'^''h^^N^T^lA?"s%5'^:ScHOOLS ON REWOUND
??J!u^Ll"f'RiDlpT^S JSp'^rAci? G^L??'s'enuCATION IS IMPROVED
DON'T IGNORE DROP-OUT PROBLEMS
SCHOOLS. U.S.. DRUG ABUSE
SEE ALSO DRUG ABUSE ^ , . .rcn
ANTI-DRUG PROGRAMS SHOULD BE LOCAL ISSUE
"TE^E'lL^O^sfHoSrS^Tc?: ^.^g^rDSM'^J^rHSf^E-^rT^ENDANCE PLAN
GOVERNORS' PROPOSALS ON EDUCATION BACKED
SCHOOLS. U.S.. GRADUATION
^^^.C*^'sTuS^^?s"ofi'Sh. WON'T START A NUCLEAR WAR
SCHOOLS. U.S.. ^'';^y'^5 5
COVERING UP READING HANDICAP WAS WRONG
SCHOOLS. U.S.. NEWSPAPFRS
SEE ALSO NEWSPAPERS. U.S.
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3/16/86
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11/26/86
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12/31/86
5 U B J E C I S
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BUOOING JOURNALISTS DESERVE PAT ON BACK
SCMaOLS, U.S., PPAYER
SPE SCHOULS. U.S.. RELIGION
SCHOOLS. U.S.. RfFOR"
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Pf^^jETT SAYS U.S. SCHOULS DN REBOUND
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ScVeKcI 5JrSl?2^;y^SrS'^'^°°-"^"'cH'°"^i^^§U^5^''^"^^° ACADEMIES...
MSU^fl^P? CHISs"Al;S?^t'fSLE'"' "" '" '°"''"' "ARCH FOR EXCELLENCE
cHlfL^S^S^SOUCATinN REFORM NEEOFD TO SAVE ECQNUMV
SHANKER KEYNOTES TEACHER CONFFRENCE AT UNC
EDUCATOR SAYS PEOPLE 4MB I VAL EN T ON TEACHER S
^h^Jg^.'^S^ DISCUSS GRASS ROUTS ISSUES
S?^^??'^*;? „^''2''°SALS ON EDUCATION BACKED
?IX?^UG^On;?S^^S ^.^^uh'h'Aln'oZl"'' ""-^ EDUCATORS
A STORY OF SCHOOL SUCCESS ^'-"uuLb
U.S. SCHOOLS SAID NOT MEETING MINORITY NEEDS
SCHOOLSt U.S.t RELIGION
SEE ALSO PRAYER
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C., RELIGIO^I
INTELLECTUAL SILLINESS
SCHOOLS SHOULD TEACH RELIGION
I'tmi ^??vbSEsSs;?^Rr ''*"'^'^ "- ^^"°°^5
SCHOOLS NEED PRAYPR
CONSTITUTIONAL INTERPRETATION':
HUMANISM IS A RELIGION
rlxTa^OKs'?ESs''TRufH'^'"'""^ GROUND, DUKE PROFESSOR SAYS
CREATi™iSM'^J'li!T!?LSTS?'' = 9^''5'-'^IO'-'S FREEDOM IN U.S.
r?,ri,',,I;'S^ ' MATTER OF FAITH, NOT SCIENCE
TFACHINC OF VALUES A DUTY OF SCHOOLS
JfJfH'NC VALUES CAN THREATEN FRgEOOM
'c?k"^S^ EDITORIAL JUST RIGHT
NEED FUR VALUES OBVIOUS
°°^'T JEACH THEOLOGY IN SCIENCE CLASSFS
JSK'ISi^^oS^t'^oVg gSCI §^'!pi5f^§Nl?M^° REVERBERATE IN N.C.
''"?E^'jL^oV-HIL"E^IS?'GA^K?CAP*pTi"'"''° PROGRAMS
U.S. EDUCATION SECRETARY VISITS HANDICAPPED PDPILSi VOWS AID
SCHOOLS, U.S., T'^XTBnoKS
SEE ALSO TEXTBOOKS
TEXTBOOKS LESS TRUTH
fRuV^lL'E%SoF'^''SA^;^ tEoK ''" "PECTEO TO REVERBERATE ,N N.C.
TEXTBOOK BY FIVE N.C. PROFESSORS BANNED FROM SCHOOLS IN FLA. CITY
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AUTHOR: FUTURE BOSSES HILL GIVE FEWER ORDERS
SCHRAOFR BELLOWS
VALVE FIRM MOVES
SCHWEITZER AWARDS
SEE ALBERT SCHWEITZER INTERNATIONAL PRIZES
SCIENCE
SEE ALSO National academy of sciences
lee Jlso N'r'°s?VrSfF!i£l teachrrs association
SEE Al'sS TEcANofoGY" *"" TECHNOLOGY COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO WeSTINGHOUSE SCIENCE TALENT SEARCH
in til'n SSAE'^.^^^^JL^i'^"" "St,!YL^
WORDS OF WARNING '
SCIENCE AND REASON
SCIENCE, EDUCATION
-UtSErlinE:3;^s:?^j?i--""-""-cEii52^f,gr^^^
CARNElIf GRANT CuNDS PRF-CGf I Cr.F PRnroAM
iSi'KS^^,^PSE[!J| A? JS ° S '1?
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SCIENCE, FUNDING
UNC SYSTEM BUCKS TREND IN RESEARCH GRANTS
y^^t?'o'^=5.'^ RESEARCH MONEY GRANTS
BASIC RESEARCH NEEDS PROD FROM GOVERNMENT
SCIENCE, RESEARCH
III aVS'S S^g^Sc^HiR^^E'''"' """"* "EPRODUCTIONS.
Ill ii-i9. "EDICAL RESEARCH
tic aMS J!V"?H..5J'ence foundation
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RTF RFSFARCH PROGRAM GETS SI.J MILL ION
GLAXO RENOVATING UNC LABORATO^IFS
UNL-GLAXO DEAL INDICATES SEC RF T RF SF ARr u
SPONSORED RESEARCH Op 30 PERCENT
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3/21/66 C
5/17/86 A
5/21/80 B
5/22/80 6
7/30/P6 U
3/25/?6 a
9/tl'./n6 B
9/18/16 A
11/15/80 A
12/17/86 A
l/in/P6
2/06/BO
2/J6/»6
2/07/86
2/10/86
2/2<t/fl6
2/26/80
3/08/86
6/09/00
8/10/86
9/06/86
9/1B/86
9/24/86
9/30/86
9/30/86
10/02/86
10/06/06
la/15/86
10/26/86
12/30/86
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N 046
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SUBJECT
ru.MrC'; IN FNVIOUNMCNT AL ANSfSIS BOIN& GROWTH AT NORTHPOP
n"c" l!l^NTISTS tJoRK ON ROBOys FOR SPACE
SCIENCf FAIRS ,,,,,
SCIFNCE WHIZZES
SCIFNCe SCHOLARS
uSrSa"hIGh''cURRICULUM FAIR UNDER WAT
ALL'S FAIR
'■^'l^pArso'li^C. HUSFU- OF LIFF AN-1 SCIENCF
MUSEU" WAKING ANNIVERSARY PLANS
"^'iFE'ALSn NoIeL PRIZES IGE'lERAL HEAOINGl
SEE aCsO UNION OF CONCERNED SCIENTSTS
POLL DEVASTATING: SCIENTISTS AGAINST "STAR WARS
SCIENTISTS ARF SKEPTICAL ABOUT STAR WARS
SOI UPPOSITION ILLOGICAL ,,,^.,TrcTt
COURSE TO DEAL WITH -THE MAO SCIENTIST-
SCOREBOARDS ^mnQ. hronG at E. GASTON
•COLA SaRS- collide WITH PREP FOOTBALL
5'"siE llto'l.C, EMBLEMS
SFE ALSO N.C.. SHELL
^''hoS'"THe'sCoVcH bonnet won official STATUS
5C0TLAND COUNTY. N.C. pRnPQSEO PLANT
S^ARoiis WASTE TREATMENT PLANT DECISION DELAYED
^■^"'^PARTMENT COMPLEX GOING UP NEAR RTP
COUNTY WATER NEEDS
VE APPROVAL
rcSTrswSSD HEADING EXPECTED W MARCH J5
7^5;7SASgV!S?r?0 BAT FOR SC.TSWOOD
kr'SfsSSSS'DEVf'LQpSENf 'a^aIS llTlll REZONING
lit-UNITSCOIstoOD PROJECT RECEIVES TENTATI
SCOTTSWOOO PROJECT GETS COUNTY OK
«OUTING/USA^^^^^ OF AMERICA
SEE GIRL SCOUTS
SCRABBLE
SEE ALSO GAMES
SHOW RESCHEDULED
'^'tl^'Tn'^'illo, IMPORTS
'""!oi^^5SliN sSy's"JoSer PLANT MUST HAVE -SCRUBBERS.
""?^E°ici'E;^ DIVING .ACRONYM,
SCULPTURE
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VALUE OF SCULPTURE SAID TO BE^SIO.OOO
VARIETY UF ART ON THt BLOCK FOR DA JUCTIUN
SCULPTURE TO BE DEDICATED AT MATH SCHOOL
SCULPTURE UNVEILED
SCULPTURE AT 'HEART' OF SCHOOL
WHERE'S THE FRONT?
NCSU "AS 'STROLLING PROFESSOR'
PARK FORTY SCULPTURE
..THREE GATES TO THE CITY
N»C. AND S.C-
S£A GULLS
aOY AMD GULLS
SEA LEVEL
SEE ALSO PEACHES,
"llSING SE^LEVEL AND EROSION THREATEN BEACHFRONT PROPERTY
SHORELINE VIGILANCE NEEDED
'^^' '^^S^TF^rOK'cnST-CUTTING AT SEA LEVEL
DUKE AU EPS MEDICAL CARE AT SEA LEVEL
SEA SHELLS ,
SEE SHELL?
^"sEf Itln TURTLES
EIGHT SE- "■"'■
GOODBYE - .
TURTLE HAVEN NEEDS HELP
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AVEN NEEDS HELP
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l/0l/b6 - U/31/86
SUBJECTS
HHOOPJ!
,N.C. ftAILRUAOS TRY AGAIN ON TAX LEGISLATION
SEABOAPO urJOERKRITFRS, INC.
FARM CREhlS- INSURANCE CANCELED
SEAFOOD
SEE ALSO MUSSFLS
^^fT^k^?, f J?f*'^S,;iJ''°'^f SPECTACULAR
iJuLJt'yiFSSr^PsH?rivijL^^Bi:?"ST'^xS?^',??0^"^^" ^"^°°°
SEAFOOD INPUSTRY
SEE ALSO AdUACULTURE
SFE ALSO CLAHS
lei J.'-fS ^S^IJI'*'^"!- FISHING INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO CRABS
SEE ALSO FISHING
SEE ALSO LOBSTERS
SeI JlSO ofsTERs""'"" °'' """"^ FISHERIES
SEE ALSO SHELLFISH
SEE ALSO SHRIMP
COASTAL AREAS NEED PROTECTION FOR FUTURE
SEAGPOVE. N.C.
iN^THF^SPof^GH?""-"" ""■'- "^ ™ TELEVISION
LAPSI'IG INTO AN INTERMINABLE SAFARI
SEAGkOVE POTTERY FESTIVAL PLANNED
SEAGULLS
SEE SFA GULLS
SEALANTS
SEE ALSO CAVITIES
SEE ALSO DENTAL CARE
COATING OF LIOUID PLASTIC GUARDS CHILDREN'S TEETH
SEARCH AND SEIZURE IN SCHOOLS
sil Jttn°^sc"SSaLS:'Jiic'^rL"S?J?R^^5??R^c^^^s'°'^" """"
^?KU^°?|;rJ°h 'potli^y STUDE^Ts'ElSiSJS^O SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS
SEARCH WARPaNTS
SEE ALSO AUTO SEARCHES
elf 'J-5^ DURHAM POLICE OEPT.
SEE ALSO WARRANTS
?l?yHS'' SEPVING WARRANTS FIND GUN, MARIJUANA
OEpSt? TFST?^?f^^:r'^"J?",?'S''lSSE; AGA IN ST KL ANSMEN
%0'H\l'HhlhVlh'ilH%l 2iI«"^'^E^E'^R?iiTlE?''"°"' '""" "'""'"^
SEARS DEPT. STORE (NORTHGATE MALL I
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SEE ALSO HEATHER, DURHAM
LURED BY THE UNTIMELY
SPRING'S HARBINGERS
BLOSSOM BY BLOSSOM
SPRING.. .SOMEDAY
SPRING'S RECEPTION CHILLY
SUMMER Swings in today
HUGH MORTON KFEPS BUSY AT 65
FOLIAGE OBSERVERS PREDICT GOOD rninp Tw MniiwTAmio
RAINS BBIGHTEN FOLIAGE OUTLOOK
t^?fs,t^''5 MANY COLORFUL TRFE5 IN FALL
Sm^^'T^rlJ^" ""■" 'HE SeSsON '" "'"'■
IuTUmJ'S^SHOw ARRIVES "'^ ""* ^ "" "°"DEO SEASON
THE LAST LEAF
SEAT BELTS
SEE ALSO AIR ^AGS
^11 ?!-^2 L'^l'-° RESTRAINT SEATS
jEE ALSO HIGHWAY SAFETY
SEE ALSO NORTH CAROLINIANS FOR SEATRFI T CHnirc
SuSX^Y ^KS2l f§°yl nicF OBE? SEAT BFL^T'^f^i"
SoSnE'jSSSSfnt' '""''' BUCKLING UP 'iN iitc.
BUSINESSES TO CARRY SFAT8ELT SAFETY I Or.n
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JUSTICES, JUDGES I<J„"CE OPPOSITION
QJSTEP FILES FOR 2ND DISTRICT SEAT
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MICHIHX WON'T RUN FOR CpflGRESS
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OFMOCRATS CAN'T TAKE BLACK VOTE FOR CANTED
SISilS OF REAGAN'S STAFF TO CAH-AIGN FOR MCELHANEY
RCjr.j., 4I0E STU-PS FOR "UO MC'=LHAN£Y
HCELHANEY GETS WHITE HOUSE HELP
MCELHANEY STILL WANTS GULLEY OUT
VALENTINE'S FUNDS OUAORUPLC FOc'S
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A LETTER TO THE CITIZENS OF THE SECOND DISTRICT
ONE RACE UNDECIDED
SECOND UISTRICT OE-OCRATIC, WOMEN
°^5AL*y?iSrg^UUS|pSBl5cANi-ON MANY FRONTS
SECOND FOUNDATION BOOKSTORE
"l80Kl?oSi°E-PL0*iE STRUCK IN FAILED ROB».RY
5"°''S.5^MTY"iLicK'^Is}^IcrCH60SING BETWEEN BLJCK. >HITE SENATOR
ScELMANEY: FOE 'PUPPET OF SPECIAL INTERESTS'
"GRiNV?LLE'pEOPLE CO-PLAIN APOJT TAXES. SECRECY
^"IIJ 5!tr'slcRET SERVICE
"'He'aIIo'pSrSaS^ORANGF COUNTIES LEGAL SECRETARIES ASSOCIATION
IcrPFTARY FOR GULLEY IN CITY =UOGEI REjUtST
COD'ICIL DELAYS ACTION ON HIRING SECRETARY
COUNCIL SHOULD LET -»YOR H IR E SECRETARY
PANCL PASSES ON QUESTION OF SECRETARY
HIR'NC COUNCIL SECRETARY SNAGS
CLEMENT RFMoiEO FROM COMMITTED
SECRETARY THREATENED
LEGAL SECRETaRI'^S .,^„,
SS&5tY*licl6l'sl'NO?E&'lN"?KIANGLE SECRETARIES' PAY DURING PAST YEAR
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DATE
SECRSTARIEJ. U.S.
THE StRFSS HF WORK CAN UNOERHINE HEALTH UF EXECUTIVES AfJD SECREIARIFS
SECT ION 8 HOIISInG
SFE DURHAM' HOSIERY MILLS
SEE HOUSING, nuRHAM
SEE HOUSING. U.S.
SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE CDHMISSION
SFE U.S. SECURITIES AND EXCHANG'= COMMISSIOH
SECURITY BUILOFRS ICHAREL HILL, N.C.I
'plE'DH^Nl^S^^SpSS^^grLAGt ""■"''' ENROLLMENT
DYING MAN SUES FIRM OVER INSURANCE PDLIfV
TFcNS SNATCH UOMAN-S PURSE AT LIBRAP? LOT
'''''"ill ^l,%r,k ^5y-',^R"nF*^?CE'°tnV?'"'"' "•'•'
""^^"sCL KOBOEd'- ^''"'""■5 "^0 LOAN (CHAPEL HILL bLVD.I
StL ROBHER REMAINS AT-LARGE
SAVINf.s AND LOAN R I HUONC UTTI NG "='""'
SMARTER?
SECURITY GUARDS
COMMISSIONERS AGREE TO HIRE GUARD FOR JUDICIAL RUILDING
SECURITY P«CIFIC NATIONAL BANK
WAfER-SEWFR WORK RATES 1ST. ..AMONG POND PROJECTS
SECURITY SYSTEMS
SI=E ALSO AIRPORT SECURITY SYSTEMS
SEE ALSO ALARM SYST'-MS ^
SEE ALSO NATIOiiAL SECURITY
ISN'T FORCE JUSTICIFO''
PRESIDENT JOKFS. BUT SECURITY NO LAUGHING MATTER TO UFFICFRS
SEOGFFIELD ST.
POLICE: CAR THEFTS MAY BE LIN<En
SEniMgNTATION CO'lTRDLi
SFE ALSO DRAINAGE
SEE ALSO EROSION
SEc ALSO SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE
CONSERVAIION AID R E ADY FOR F Jq MFR S
SEDIMENIAIION CONIRUL, N.C.
SEt ALSO DRAINAGE
G»ANVILLE BOARD HANTS CHANGES AT DUMPSTFR SITE
DURHAM CITY AND OlrRHAM COUNTY
SEDIMENTATION CONTROL,
SEE ALSO EROSION
SFE ALS" SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE
NATURAL RESOURCES DEPT. FINES UNC-CH iu.TOO
SEOHICK "OAD
BUSINESS CENTER PLAN
ORANGE COUNTY
ON AGENDA
SEEDS
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SEISMIC DICTURPANCFS
SEE EARTHQUAKES
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SELF-CONFIDENCE
SELF-ESTEEM IS IMPORTANT
SELF-DEFFNSS
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SEE ALSO MARTIAL ARTS
SEE ALSO Rape. DURHAM
SEE ALSO SEXUAL ASSAULTS
CHAPLOTTE SLAYING CALLED SELF-DEFENSE
K^R^A^E'A'cSi'SS"" "" "'" ''"° F^U^'h^^OUICE in HIS HUME
BULLY^'fOr''h"r ''"'■'*^ ""^ ^""^ *^ CUTTING CRIME
"STUN JUDGE RULES WOMAN SHOT SON IN SELF OFFENSE
S !:!r^05^rJlKl'7°H^^Y,^^' "'^ TEACHI^E^^T?rE^'^"
NFh fPlAL OPDERED FOR BURLINGTON HAN
SELF HELP FOR HAOU OF HEARING PEOPLF I SHHH 1
FOUNDER OF SHHH TO SPEAK SATURDAY
SHHH.S FOUNOER OVERCAME InJuRY
SELF-HELP HOUSE
OPEN HOUSE: DEVELOPMENT VENTURES,
S^LF
INC. lAOl
INSURANCE
SELF-INSURANCE POOL
SEE ALSO DU»HAM COUNTY,
SEE ALS1 INSURANCE
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SELF-MUTILATION
UNC STUDY AIMED AT CHILDREN CIHOELLED TO HURT THEMSELVES
SELF-SERVICE PUMPS
SFE GASOLINE, SELF-SERVICE PUMP';
SELMA, N.C.
LIVER RECIPIENT IS AHAKE, TALKING
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RTP K.ICPOCHIP SALES ON ScBOIJN'>
STATE-CHARTER'=D BANtS S4I0 HEALTHY
N. TELECO-. DURE JOIN IN RESEIRCH
RTI STiPTS ST«a WARS CONTRACT WOR<
RESEARCH INSIITUTEt N.C. STAT^^ Tu DT '
RTP RESEARCH Rr"gRAX gets 11.3 -"illION
G^ TO LA* OPF 210 WORKERS IN TRIANGLE
r.F CITES ^LLIMP, uROPS 200 WHR-'cRS
MARTI., UELP^ nEIICATE OU PO'IT CFNTER IN PARK
SE"ICONDUCTi:R RESEARCH CHoPE'ATIVE
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RESEARCH GROUP GETS DEFENSE GRANT
SEMINARY EruCATIiN
If! ttso REUGIHN (SeS USO NAHCS UF ChURChESI ^, ^.
BAPTIST SEilNiRYLEAOERS TO HIRE SOME CONSERVAT IvFi
^^"""Tio^IPPLICATIONS ARE FILED FOR RADIO STATION IN SE^ORA
""t^fit^o'^fSNGiisllON.L CAMPAIGNS
S=E ALSO ELECTIONSt N.C.
^-lAtt^T SSkn'^NtL'-CAE'llgN SEASON OPENS MONOAY
WOMAN SEEKS SENATE Sfc«T
FILINC- npENS CGR N.C. OFFICES
SANFQPO MAKING SENATE BID
UN\^858.'?ASliiE f'o"« ""ISJCl AS S.NATE CANDIDATE
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SANF^O NEEDS M^RE THAN MERE ME-QRIES
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CANDIDATE FILES FOR U.S. SENATE RACE
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s"5fIs SlaSTS O^ioCRiTS. DECIDES TO cNDORSE BRJYriiLL
SANFORO TO -ISS JOINT APPEARANCE
^Si'teR SHOWED CANDIDATES- DIFFERENCES
QCLIGHTED ORMnCRATS WATCH GOP BATTLE
bPOYHiLL PLANNING TO ATTEND g'OO"*'"
Slack REALTOR ENTERS ScNATE RACE
siNFOFJ TO ■'EFT WITH INGRAM, "5 £FK S'JP»UR I
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SENATE CANDIDATES SQUARE OFF AT FORUM
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rA;i^^0?L''^.?lf2li'rAS^r,^N'?^lh0RTHFASTERN COUNTIES
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FUNPEPBIIRK BEST BET FOR GOP I-UHLY „ j ^/r,5/5j, ,; ; p -i
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S 2 A/1 7/86 C A P N
S 2 A/17/R6 C 7 P N
S 2 './17/e6 C 7 P •■!
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PHONE OFFICIAL SAYS MILLER MESSAGE LEGAL I I A/1B/P6 A lA N
NEW FUNDE»BURK ADS BLAMF PRO YH I LL FOR NUC LE AR DUMP 5 I A/18/B6 C 1 N Ua^
CROOM-S MAIN ISSUE IS DEFFNSE NULLfcAR DUMP H 2 A/1Q/P6 B TON
BROYHILL AIDES ATTACK TV AOS OF FUNDFRBITRK ^ 2 A/l'5/R6 A 1 o N Fa's
• TASTE FOR DUNDERHEADS l-UNUtBBURK „ j A/2D/80 C A .'I
u^'u ■ 3trcii"i f^v IK'JNMtNr AS TOP PRIORITY
fihii /9'^"SE5 ON HIS BUSINESS EXPEOI=NrF, OUTLOOK FDR FLIT
Sun.'.t',!^^^!!?^."''.'^'^''^'''' WON'T =UN FOR SENATE
SANFORD VOLi-'NTEERS TO 8^ ORGANIZED
^";i5?^5.'.i9'^5!:.tl-y» HURTS FUNOERbSpK
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kfI? J':;;pAf!r[N^ liR's'pE'rlJCi'^ uttle-known hopefuls
? A/21/B6
" A/21/Bo
2 A/22/P6 A A L
FUNDERBORK BEST CANDIDATE "- '^''" '^ H ? A/2?/P
FUNDERSURK SEEKS VOTES FROM FUNDAMFNIAI IST<; " ^ A/22/P6
'NEGATIVE' CAMPAIGNS OFTEN NEEDED AGAIN ST INC IMPFN r ^ ^ ^ A/22/B6 A a N
irS;5^_''??.S.SANFgR0 UN INSURANCE ISsfiE.OLrLyMS^Vr.,5 in. K, ^2 ^^fZ^^^A A L
H 2 A/23/P6 C ION WJ6
. ^.j,..,i,c S2A/2 3/fl6AB N
BROYHILL TAKES LEAD IN GQP o A'" E " ^ A/2A/n6 A '. L '
CONGRESSIONAL CLUB ACCUSES BRnyHILL GF ATTACKINr uciur n^J u.rrc c, ^ ^ A/24/P6 A 17 M
^BZSY^!^i=^fi;8!R^t?!N^TE??r^ § '°^ ''^^^^""°^""''- '"'••• H I t/'i^;S6^ ^ 's ;' ■
VOTE FUNDERBURK OVER PRDYHILL ' ^ <./2B/B6 B 13 J
THJEE TELEVISION STATIONS SHELVE POLL ON SENATE BAFF H I '•/26/B6 A A L
^np CANDIDATES SUUARE OFF OVER NUCLEAR HA SIF SI TF " ? A/26/P6 b 11 N
FUND-RAISER ATTR AC T I NG C AnHi DA TE S "Oils SITE H 2 A/26/P6 El IB N LAD
TFRPY SANFORQ FOR U.S. SENATE (ADl " ' 'i/26/Bb C ' >l
THE DAVID FUNDERBURK HAZARDOUS WASTE DUMP (fARinoNI l*. ^ •^UT/'b A 1 •= .\
^Dn:^?Rr^SS??R\!?{II|r- C0-.e8Ac\-TR°A^L^ !S'?r'?S^^ CAMPAIGNS t^ I A^'.^'^?? ^ ^ ,', °^^
's?N\lSrA'^Xi^\'J S!fic7 ^° ^°'^ "» FUNDERBURK \ \ X'Al';-^^ \ \ \
FUNDEOBURK ExoECTS TO ' GE T HEIMS' VOTE ^ 2 A/2B/B6 A ■? N
BROYHILL EXPECTING SUOPDRT OF HELMS " 2 A/2<»/e6 li Ton
s^^G|pIgLJ[^^ss^ti^^J^g^s?TJ^^8LlTf?A^^?^^°^K^^x^» ^-"-^^^ I \ -''>"^'" ' ' -'
SANFORD CAMPAIGN A M(jDEL ruLlilLAL ItKKHKISM' H 2 A/2''/B6 A I N
CAMPAIGN ALLEGATIONS CAN BE ELUSIVE AS AIR " ? './20/B6 A A L
NEGATIVE ADVERTISING ei.u31vc a> oik j ^ A/2'J/Ft A A E
■•"""■■ - H 2 A/30/n6 A A L
H 2 A/30/P6 B ' P -I
H 2 A/30/!!6 B ? o ^|
H 2 A/3D/B6 C ION A 5A
S 2 A/3n/86 C 1 P J T6I
H 2 5/JI/B6 B 1 rj LAn
--. ._ .,.^, , „, -„.,. " 2 5/01/86 b A N
?l'^JiMy-.P°a''y.5E_3.2'; PAY INCREASE FOR STATE unuKCOC 5 2 5/J1/B6 i 1 ;; N
H 2 5/U2/P6 A IP o Fj
H 2 5/0 2/86 A IB N
S 2 5/02/P6 C B J
FyNPE08UfiK-SLASHEr.'?'BR0YHILL* '""""" """ " ? 5/"v?6 A 11 o A
SENATE RACE TOPS BALLOT FOR TUESDAY'S PRIMARY " '' 5/U3/P6 C 1 N
INGRAM ORES<;^s MIS ATTACK '"'=^"°'' ^ PRIMARY H 2 5/uA/86 A 1 N LAO
GPP, DEMOS SWITCH ROLES: U.S. SENATE " 2 5/0A/P6 C A ^l
9?'jr;''^5.';iO:<?l:.CLUB STIRS FLAP OVER LOAN BY RROYHT,, \^ | %'/%%'/%% c \ ^ N '"'"^
S 2 5/D5/P6 At E
S 2 5/05/P6 A 9 N
H 2 5/06/96 A 1 >l
H 2 5/06/P6 A 1 N
H 2 5/06/Po C 1 •! X23
.,., , -- ... J-... u.^u r.j.^ 3-nait- ^ 1 5/06/66 C I J
siNFSSgrS'hicK^ '"^"«'' « REPUBLICAN-COMEBACK » \ y,f,'-^l 5 1 - p' '-"'^
THE CLUB (CARTOONI H 2 5/07/B6 A A E
PRECINCT VOTING TALLIES " 2 5/07/8o A A T r osr.
SL'r-tiA ''l*f*K RANKS IN PRIMARY FOR SENATE " ^ 5/07/fl6 A ID
SANFORU. PROYHILL WIN BY I MORE SS f VF MAOr 1 puc c/,,t/oi ,
SANFORD SACK ON THLCaSpa En TR.L ' - --.-.. .
SANFORD POOPU'^ES 1 1 MILLION LIMIT ON TV AOi; " ^ 5/OB/B6 A I
BROYHILL SEES REFERENnOMON reTgan ^ " - 5/0B/B6 A 1.1
i^tOaiLVt ADVERTISING
JACKSON SPARKS IMPROMPTU VOTER REGISTRATION
\\'i,i\l HOPEFULS INCREASE piCE OF CAMPMGN
SANFORD SAYS HE'D BATTLE FOR JU^S
oJ'!^PS". ""f^TS NO CUTS IN FUNDS FOR EDUCATION
?»^f'i?2 kV^'i"""''S' UNKNOWNS RFACH FOR SENATORIAL Pi.
iA=?^M CJ^T'^^ln™ "'>< RUNOFF IN U.S. SENATE RiCE
MARTIN WILL KFC0HM6ND 3.21: PAY "aIse ■ = "" ' e ■^«Le
?nMro'c JV^''°°''"SE 3.2'; PAY INCREASE FOR STATE WORKERS
liE^f^i?:sH^v?sir8?^^4f^?«U'orj^^o^^^ubK:?'r?ROYHiLL
2,',f-ly'„' r-ROUM, DEMOCRAT FUR U.-:. SENATE (ADl
ffiric^y" SLASHES AT BROYHILL """"^ "°'
^N^SIm ^S^Ei^^rSfs'^WicK"" TUESDAY'S PRIMARY
GPP, DEMOS SWITCH ROLES: U.S. SENATE
CONGRESSIONAL CLUB STIRS FLAP OVER LOAN BY RROYHIM
t;ITY BONO PROPOSALS NEgn TO B'' APPROVED """""'l-L
ci'^rV^S. ?'^l„'^"""f*^ES IN HOT PURSUIT
ELECTIONS GRAB BAG EuR ALL
Bi Irl;''?„£2';iI"^''"^S TAKING THE SPOTLIGHT IN TODAY'S PBI
TH?S YE»R^r5ELfl''?^'i'"-rc?''""^'"^ CHALLENGERS TUOAy'
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5/07/P6 C 1 M LAI
2 5/07/Bb A 1 P N S8A
2 5/Jfl/P6 A 2?
BBATES ^ ^ 5/JB/R6 A A
EXPECTS PARTY TO BE REVITALISED H 2 3/10/06 S P
H GH-OOAD POLITICS SUCCESSFUL THIS YEAR
J«« HEEL VOTERS NEED S ANFORO -O in YH I LL 0
INSIUE "^ RECEPTION IN ME-.KLENBURG;
SEkp"vs^'c?^^RV,ri'-'- '^"°'<^ ^° BROYHILL I \ i;if/?|
CANDIDATES LOOK TO FALL WITH EFj RUNOFFS SrHFnuicn " ' 5/13/P6 A 7
THE CLUB CAN'T SURVIVE IN THE StODLE GROUND ^ 2 5/13/56 C 5
BROYHILL, SANFORD DISCLOSE FINANCES ''"""""^ S 2 5/lA/Pi a a
5/16/B6
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- 12/31/R6
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CrNr.RSSSIONiL CLUB TACTICS "aD UNFAIRLY CHJRIC TER I ZED
GLENN MILLEO PE'iEGES
?i.4|»,5HnyL0^LEAVE :J5S;h.lL FUNO-R.ISEP
FUNOESaiIRK OEGRETRS «TTACKS„(r IfRHYHILL
GUN GOOD P LIKELY TO BACK PRDYULL IN SENATE RACF
A BLU'iOER ATHITTfctl
riSF-£3o''^'Ri.'sJ|'jHiT£;M^E?.^Jp^MT.OH PLAN VOTE
is8r„',ti::,nfpf»s/ip;-»o^-^°sVRATEr..Es
l?gHtn'i^Li'GSl°?^ ?i^"VSI%JNSEKBU»K SMPPORTERS
rSSga^ Vo Sa" CA-pI^gS ipPEA'.ANCE TOJAY POR BR'^YHILL
SfJgan plugs taJ PLJII IN GREENSIQPO VISIT
"s!J"F£?o'?SM?\n'i^P^"RlNCrS^%S3SlNG AGAINST REAGAN
SANFO'D NOT USUAL STATEHITE CANHlDATc
MADE IN HONG KONG (CART'^ON)
Tin PARTIES ATTFHOT TG "EAL BITTER WOUNnS ,„ ,^
I RFlJIfO T^RPYSANFORO MAY Bj: "" ^7^ OF^OCPATS
lVii\l a;-;ii!gtUl Tf? ?Ei^A?i'^^FF^? ^^
p5STTt3N?"^N'S'E'FrN| = ?''|A!:l^»o'i"El"p2».NOIA; BROYH.LL LAUDS BUILDUP
S."i;Sl[L'"lYs'0NE'i=ArCOJLn SHIFT SENATE MAJORITY
l°OYH tt. sI-,Fg=0 DEBATE AT LA -YE" S • ^E ACH o ETKF AT
t^HSi^^BE^^'S^^^SSipcS-^iU^'BkoIif^^-oSiS^SANFORO
!F"'^S?°^ES!c'fA?rf'AKr?jNTiSL'EF U.S. SE.ATE -
SRUYHILL EXPECTED TO "EFlaCF FA^T
SANFOPJ BLASTS BAOYHILL ""TICLE tccphONF SURVEY
SANFOPD LEADS EROYHILL. '•b PE'CE'IT TJ iO — TELEPHONE SUKVcT
S-8-:?^rEio^ir!liSoir^ESol^fS^iS1SFR QUESTIONS
mr^M?Bi^^^ e!b5n;i^5sEr-«- "- --
DPMOCATS L=SFEN INTERNAL BIC<£=ING
^r::L°;?=AH:;;jsT''iyi! SuS^^sioSssiiriEEN dismissed, court rules
BRQYHILL OUTPACES SANFOOD IN CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS
SANFOPO'S -FACTS' QUESTIONEn
POLITICIANS INVADE N.C.
EAST'S DEATH DOUBLES CA-PAIGN^FUNnj CAP
UnfCpE EpEsi nliDbulpTERS IN THEATER BUILDING ^ ,^,„
I OPEN SENATE S = ATS HAY BE KEY TO FATf np RFAGAN'S LEGISLAMVt '■>.•>
ONE-ELECTION '^PENDING ENOUGH cqp CANDIDATE:,
S^LIEnIek^oIIna^EO FOR BPOYHILL HOUSE SEAT
SANFOPD CHALLENGES BPOYHILL T? ^EBATj
rf::c°!°=ipSBt^?i^^i T^iri\'-.'^^r.:eiv-i^cu.^^.-*^^ list
?2Sp; UhFORS'ls'^^'iRS'o MAILING LIST
SANFOOO'S TPIP ORA«S CKITICIS- u-,m5
JIM bPOYHiLL NO COPY TF ScN. JcSjE HcLMS
iri^f^^'iu'-jiZrs 3'iv^i:'!!uiH!;i'!A5*iinur,LY cl.im both
;g- ?^?i^:°^s^ g^tsgNKr?s|2AigN^vp?i^?iATtrfeaoTs
l^Ull^IpJSJST^li^SAl^^^ik ^ i S^ . [ TIONS ^,^^.
BAK'^R STU-PS FOR "ROYHILL. CALLS TEXTILE VETO 'MISTAK.
^IS'^Sp'^.^'toS;';]^"^ REAGAN. S ma-E IN'ENaTE RACE
b'ovHILL'S -'UD-SLINGING IS 0 I^ APP" I NT ING
CPEFN JN LEAVE FRHM DUKC, JOINJ SANFQPO'S SJaFF
ltS'Fg"»g^C°fLh!^^ ChInG?! is ^^^^^.'^^^^itrT^A/E^pSLlE'lis
^p'3YS??L'-li'Nl0R3"pACE'HE5TUp JS L.30K DAY KICKOFFS NEAR
B°REYlil'LV°'-R:rS°5lGG'F0 Tlirlb'All 05^lis° CAMPAIGN
bSoyhILL FINOS PEAGiN POPULAR. BJT POLICIES NOT
BPOYHILL CA-PUGNING IN APfcA TjOAY
ISeF?'^feR%'5i:?T;c'lL"AS0?lTiSEi;iNt" change in .a*: nfgatwe ads taboo
SANFORDENbORSESTix REFORM BILL «0" BEFORE CHNCRFss
I'S^^glTk^iJ^MiE'A^.II-l^'T^l^aE^SSLt^Y^sI'^P^lilESBROYH.LL-SEFFOKT...
TuCRE'S A TIME TO LAUGH
SANFOOD URGES REFORM OF U.S. FARM PROGRAM
DEHrCP^'rAND GOP CLASH ON TA. STANOS OF SENATE CANDIDATES
SANFO=0 SAYS FOE OOESN'T WANT DEBATE
BPOYHILL PASSES SANFORD IN POLL
?ANFnan ^AYS "ROYHILL HIO=S B'^mIjC TV APS
S'i:b??s^rigsjEi[rii^frMSJK-ifi''JEsS'^iGATivE
SSg?S■aRSfI^!^5TEis^^?l?^?|^i?'lE..TES^
r.;!^5Rg*^;^p's^s?:?iiFiES';ifH%-^niBA?iiNUNCEMENT
!r£°ir^^l"K'[?Ki*!3s r.2r.r^°.'VAYA s^ss^h.ll. mps. dole
Jt?c^,,c, »?IK.r HSnYHll [ AOS JUST AS a»D AS NEGATIVE UNcS
^^fe ZpNT^mrf-ToTTVicK S^Ie'a Iout'l JaSj FROM HIS CAMPAIGN
SANFORD isKS VOTERS FOB debate OuESTIONS
B55fS^:r'^stTl?r?l?T?Ll'rssGE:'lA^Nfo^o'TO RAP SE.ATOK-S STANCES
liS^gSg ^Ail'^Mf NSrr-^iNG^^vfo'S^nYHILL.S RECORD
bYsv^LVsj-j^ErA-orti^TAS ri2 s Sf" ^
|l[>';iu[*^S3°S?5JnR^"?lii? ?NE-:5ir5El'T|cT,C| CHARGES
HneSrsV GOP DOESN'T have LOCK ON CHURCH LEADERSHIP
Thf'SaN for THE JOB...I<; ALOEIDY IN THE JOB! I AD I
POLL SHOWS SANFOKD CATCHING S^l. BR^YHILL
IviNGFLlST ROBERTSON STUMPS„F?R BROYHILL
SaS FOOD SALES TAX AH U'lPARPO-' A»LE SIN?
irr55i?f['lN'SpiA ^Burt'iXE S7«.J 't5 business leaders
g^Jyi^JDRnSN CONTINUE SPARRING "N STATE POhERS
poll: BROVHILL, SANFORD IN DEAD hEaT
DATE
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A A
5/lT/«6 D
5/lO/Po A
5/l=/R6 A
5/21/B5 E
5/i5/B6 C
5/iS/B6 C
b/aR/86 A
5/i'y/eb C
5/31/66 A
S/ai/Oft A
O/02/16 C
6/02/66 A
o/j2/'i6 C
6/03/66 C
6/0A/»6 B
b/0A/'"6 A
6/0A/R6 A
6/0S/P6 A
6/0S/O6 A
6/0^/96 6
i/j5/»6 A
6/07/Po A
6/a7/B6 A
B/3S/B6 0
6/0<'/''6 A
6/10/R6 3
o/lS/»6 C
6/15/P6 C
6/l'-/S6 A
S/21/''6 C
6/2?/»fc C
6/23/16 A
6/23/°t C
iW^/'.C: A
6/2!'/'"6 A
T/Ol/Rfc '
7/0A/°6
7/07/66
7/u<'/'>e
l/OI/'b A 1
7/j<'/ = 6 i I
7/l?/''6 A
7/13/06 C
7/13/R6 C
7/IA/P6 A
7/1A/56 A
7/IS/P6 D
7/16/06 A I
7/17/i;6 A
7/l»/Bt A
7/l''/P6 C
7/19/16 B
7/2l/°6 A
7/2'/e6 A
7/22/?6 A
7/23/66 A
7/27/66 C
7/il/1t A
8/JI/Pd B
a/JA/?6 A
3/06/66 A
8/C]a/'"6 A 1
3/^1/16 A 1
3/0''/''6 A
a/C/Be L
a/lO/ie D
6/11/^6 A
B/ll/66 A
8/16/16 A
a/16/16 C
3/11/16 t
9/l=/l6 A
a/l''/16 A
a/26/6e A
9/2*1/16 B
3/21/16 b
a/i1/P6 C
8/2<!/F6 A
a/31/16 c
9/01/16 A
9/02/16 A
9/a'/"6 b
9/0<./et b
9/0<./96 C
9/us/ib e
9/07/66 L
9/0''/»6 t
9/11/P6 A
■S/ll/lo b
9/l?/'>6 A
9/12/16 C
9/14/16 C
9/l5/°6 0
9/15/10 A
9/1S/18 C
■)/l6/°6 A
9/17/66 A
9/17/06 A
9/17/16 A
9/17/66 C
9/11/06 A
9/15/06 A
9/11/16 L
y/lo/16 A
9/19/16 C
9/19/16 A
9/2?/06 A
9/22/16 A
9/2?/e6 A
9/2'/16 B
9/24/16 A
9/2A/66 A
9/^4/16 A
9/2S/06 C
9/26/Oc A
9/26/16 C
9'27/16 A
9/2 7/66 ■?
9/21/''6 A
9/21/06 t
9/20/06 C
9/29/"6 A
9/29/16 A
9/31/06 C
9/3''/16 B
9/30/16 b
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J 9/3T/A6 c I n N Tai;
§?'J?';;J,'-k.P?^6M0S HIS VUTE DN rOMTH SFPirSN SANCTION';
S^NFOPD RAPS BRTYHILL ON EDIJCA 1 1 ON BET tlRH " ^ liJ/ul/°6
REAr.AN TU CAMPAIGN FOP ■1R0YHILL "'='^''"" 5 2 10/01/P6 „ , ^ ,
SANFQOO DESERVES CROwN FOR Fonu TAX S I U/jl/P6 C 5 N
SANFOPO KEEPS HIS WORD ^ ^ ~^ „ ^ 10/0?/n6 A <. L
FALLING MIK'^S CAN'T SILENCE SANFDRD " ? I0/02/f'6 A i. L
?fc'Kt'?? f"Sr"rf"5Sa'n"'^^ "'""" ^^ EOUCATInN » I Ig;^;/;^ B 1 o j, ^.0
2S3?rjni^5i^?/sANi5ijs?°° °° ^"^""^^ "^^^-^^ ""0^^^^ s '2 ro'/3'';;i i' i l'
FOOD Tax is a fair TAX " J 10/03/06 A <• L
WILL PEAGAN TRIP HELP 3R0YHILL7 S I ]'-",'^y,°'' A <. L
...WANNA HAVE A CONTEST TO SEE WHO CAN HIT SClFTr^T7 irAOTnnui .. I jSo"?'^ "> <^ ' J ^'<"
THE MAN FOR THE J"B...IS ALP EA OY ON THE JOB -IAD I "^""^'J"" H | 0/U5/36 C 4 T T R56
CORNY AnvERTISEMENTS 1- t u. 1111 1 nc j jo . lAUl H j lO/uS/'lb A 1' .«
REAGAN VISITS RALEIGH TODAY " ^ 10/07/86 A i. L
SFNATP STAR-GAZING A CINE-SIOEn AFFAIR H i ! '''',"2'','''' ' ' "
MORAL ISSUES FAVOR BRPYHRL •^•^""^ H 2 lo/uR/Rb A <. F
SANFOOU WOULD B"^ A GRfAT LEADFR S I ,'^^'^S';;<> " ', L
WHEPE DOES SANFORP STAND? " ? 10/01/86 A '. L
BPUYHILL FEATURED AT GOP PIG PKkIN- H I 10/0^/86 A '. L
REAGAN: BROYHILL FLECTION IS ■"RUCIAL ? ^ lU/On/86 C 2 >:
SANFOPD LETTER ASKS FOR 122,000 S 2 I0/QV!6 A I •! la-i
PPESIOENT WOUS DEMOS FOR GOP ^ I 10/OVR6 A 7 H
SANFOPD: -TSX T I MF • BETTER FOl STATP'S CHIIORFM t1 i I0/0'/86 A I N L^iO
R%"ir!i5^H^iTf?i^jA?G^; nir.'\l £^% ! ' ii^^s°"'"«^ S !°'"^^^'^ ' ! ii -'
c\"^Ag?SG^?il?'J^^o^g^'^'^^ coSTS^k5T?3yr5"FM2:Si3"^ "„ | I^^^o/^pS 2 iN ;1
SANCQPU'S BLUFF FAILS " ? 10/10/86 A ? H
F^C ACTION "AY INCREASE CAMPAIGN SPENDING S ? !2',fy,»'' ' ' L
DOU = Le CONTPIPUTIONS POSSIBILITY Cni] O AITfO ^cmatc u.rc " ^ 10/10/86 A 12 N
IS SENATE CAMPAIGN A 5 EA JiS r' p^, iS^iS/'- ^E " SENATE RACE H 2 10/11/86 A 12 N
CRUWD WAITS IN ORIZZLE FOR GO" STARS To ARRIUF " ^ 10/12/86 U '. F
BPOYHILL AND SANFORO TO SOUARE OFF TONIGHT K ? 10/12/86 C I P N O'.'-
SANFOPO. BROYHILL ARGUE FOOD ? AX '""'^"' H 2 10/12/86 C » N CO
SANFORJ TIED TO LIBERALS " ? 10/13/86 A 1 " N; L ^n
SANFOPD WOULD INCREASE TAXES " ^ 10/13/86 A '. L
RALLY PLANNED FOR SEN. BROYHILL " ' 10/13/86 A '. L
SEN. BROYHILL BFGINS 2-nAY WHISTLE STOP ^ I 0/13/86 A 1 '^ N
BIJ:>H WITHIN BOUNDS IN TURNING DOWN V SIT I i l&^A}',^" * ' '" "'
A GENTLEMANLY DEBATF »iMi S j 10/13/86 A <. F
SANFOPD SCURES PEAGAN ON SUMMIT " ^ IU/14/P6 A A E
BRJYHILL'S CAMPAIGN CHUGS ALONG " ^ lO/l'i/So A 7 P ri L<.0
BPOYHILL LIKES WHISTLF-STOP CAMPAIGNING " 2 lO/lA/86 A 7 r fl
SANFUPD HOLDS RALLY AT UNC ^' "'^ " "'" ^'"^ S 2 10/14/86 B 8 N
SANFOPD RAPS OPPONENT ON NUCLEAR DUMP IS',IIF ^ ^ 10/14/86 B ° P N
BPUYHILL SAYS C AMP A I GN T AK ING NEG A T I VF T^RN " I U^Ay,".'' ^' ' " '''
dPOYHILL RELISHES IMAGE AS WAS H I NG TON I NS IDEB f I lO/lS/86 B 2 P N L40
FORMER rov. SANFOPD SEEK S POL! T CAL CniFnirK ^ ^ lO/l-i/Re A 8 F N
BPUYHILL: SANFOPD EFFORT •NEGATIVE- '^°"'=""^'< S 2 10/15/86 A P ? •■
FOOD TAX ISSUE ICARTOQNl ""^ " " >"= S 2 10/18/86 C 1 P N
SANFOPO WOULD HELP LIBEPALS " ' IU/17/B6 A 4 T T =56
SANFOPO TOURS COMMUNITY COLLEGES " ? 10/17/B6 A 4 L
•WHINING WOMAN- SIGNS AUTOGRAPHS " ^ 1J/I7/86 A n N
BPUYHILL SIPESSFS MILITARY STRENGTH ^ ' 10/17/86 A 19 " >l
BPUYHILL-SANFORO RACE A OE AO H EAT , POLL FIN"S r ? 10/17/86 A 10 N
SENATE HOPEEULS TPAOE BARBS O'l NATIONAL DEFENSE. EARMTNr S I 10/17/86 C 4 N
SANFOPD WANTS TO TAX MQR E : 'bKo YH^LL SEEKS SPENolNr/cKf ? I lS/i5^/?S J ' 4 " l'
SANFOPO BLASTS FARM POLICIES ^ - '0/18/86 C 1 U T30
BROYHILL TO CONCENTRATE ON PIFDMIINT rAMPAIruiur ^ ^ 10/18/86 C ' N
BPUYHILL, MARTIN PRE?S ATTACK AT rIlLy'*^ 5 2 10/18/86 C ? N
LOYALTY TO POLITICAL PARTIES NUT A fCaw " ^ IO/n/86 C 1 N
SEVEN GOP SENATORS IN TOUGH CAMPAIGNS " ^ 10/1 '/"6 D <■ E
SANFOPD A HCGOVERNITE """ L«MKin,NS „ ^ 10/20/"6 A 4 F
SENATE FOES INTENSIFY FIRE " 2 lJ/20/86 A 4 L
BPOYHILL, SANFOPO TAKE OFF GLOVES " ^ 10/20/86 1) 1 N
BPUYHILL MISiFS CHARLOTTE FORIH ^ ^ lO/^^/^t C ? J
SANFOPO ASSAILS •CODDLE COMMUNISTS^ STATEMENT " - '0/21/86 A 14 'I
SANFOPO SAYS GOP ATTACK • I RR EL EV ANT , IRBE SPONS 1 8, F • t? ? '0/21/^6 A 14 tl
BROYHILL CONFUSES VQTFRS elcvaini, 1 KKt SPDNS I 8l E • S 3 10/21/86 C 8 N
BPOYHILL HILL HELP REAGAN " ' 10/22/86 A 4 L
WHERE'S THE PAYOFF? H 2 10/22/86 A 4 L
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s^\"j??^^,%'?s:'fE"sS^s5rcHiR"ro\"',c EASES " ' !^'"^'- "- " ^' '''
SANFOPO ASSAULTS TAXPAYERS INCREASES H 2 10/23/86 C 8 P )
IT WAS A POLITICAL Rally " 2 10/23/86 A 4 L
FOOD TAX DREAM ISSUE OF CAMPAIGN ^ ^ 10/23/86 A 4 L
SANFOPO RAPS BROYHILL SPENDING VJW ^ ^ IO/23/ao A S J
DOLE PRAIScS BROYHILL AS PEAGAN SUPPORTER 5 2 10/c3/86 A 1? M
SERVICE RECORD REMAINS ISSUE IN SENATE RACE 5 ^ 10/23/86 C = P N
BPUYHILL, SANFQRD CON? 1 n3f HA"MER I NO AT CHART F S ^ 2 10/23/86 L ^ N
SANFUPD CRITICIZED FOP FOOD TAX CHARGES H ? 10/24/86 C 8 „
BROYHILL, SANFOPD EXCHANGE Sri'RP WURDS AT PR f ilHYT Fo r auc . o.Doe^,,c 5 ^ 10/24/06 AIL
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BPOYHILL SAYS REAGAN TO VISIT ^ - 10/2'i/O6 C 1 P N
'■'iv''2''u.sriin\iv,hz\ °''" "^ "^"' "-^"E "ACE 11 ,^ i8;2^^^s,^ i \ ;i
PRIDE IS BACK II ' 11/27/86 A 4 T 7 05^
BPOYHILL LEADS SANFORO IN CONT R I ailT lu^s ^ ^ '0/27/86
ro°Jt?,',k^Ei Vr;rT.i.i\r "^" BiK^^r^Baui reagan u \ \iy,mt
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DEMOCRATS: Oc»OCRACY H 2 10/29/86 A 4 L
STRANGE ACTIONS H 2 10/29/86 A = L
FIGHMNG AMERICA-BASHERS " 2 10/29/86 A 8 l
SANFOPD TECHNICAL FLAWS " 2 10/29/06 A 8 l
REAGAN VISITS N.C. To PRAISE HROYHILL " 2 10/29/86 A 8 L
SANFORO RIDICULES OPPONENT AS 'JUMio TAXES OROYHll,. " - lJ'i''/P6 C 14 P N
SANEURD BEST CANDIDATE TO WOR' FUP WORLD PFArp'-'- " ^ 10/29/86 C 14 N
MINORITIES FUPM BPOYHILL GROUP WURLO PEACE 5 7 |u/29/8e, a = ,_
REAGam: BROYHILL HAS FXPERIEN'E ^ 2 10/29/0^ c 1 "I
BPOYHILL ICARTOONI c"ici-i_t 5 , [j/^g/,^ ,- ^, (. ,,
SANFOPO, BROYHILL: WHO^S FOR BUSINESS' " 2 10/30/=6 A ATT 056
BROYHILL STRUCK UUT lUSliNtib, „ j lO/JO/86 A 4 L
FOOD TAX DIDN'T HELP H 7 10/31/86 A 4 L
A CALL TO CROSS LINES H 2 10/30/"6 A 4 L
ONE-WORLD C^VERNMENT AHEAD? " 2 10/3'^/P6 A 4 L
BUSH THE BIG SPENDER "2 10/30/06 A 4 L
NOT MUCH CHOICE H 2 10/31/86 A 4 L
SIERRA CLUB BACKS SANFOPO ■ " -" 10/30/86 A 8 l
ETHNIC GROUP FNOOPSES BROYHILL FOR SENATE " ^ 10/39/86 B 9 ■'
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SIN^UPO BL4MES DEFICITS OM GU" „„ ,„„c„
IHIOMrNr CAI'Plir.NS FuR BRflYHILL AND COBFY
CHlilSTIlN RIGHT SUPPORT IN SENATE RACE UnCEBTAlN
OISThICT STTJRNFy; FNOORSF EX'IH
TaSfSJo: BR'Y2lLL"i«N-T "ONE ENOUGH TO HELP FARMERS
SCN. HELM5 PRAISES BROYHILL AN 0 SPI
POLL SHOWS SANFORD WITH SLIM LEAO ,.„„.,,,,
SIGN r/ClOENTS CALLED AN T I -"RT YH I LL CAMPAIGN
UMC POLL: SANFORO HOLHING THIN LEAD
BROYHILL CALL^ SANFOhO -GHOST FajM THF PAST-
hi:i'.r"c»l'd'^-.T^Tnl^^lrl ^57?^J'To'k?Airvr,TFRs
f,oil%'-J>: lr?i;V?n,f eV^t"IuY FHR TFRRY SANFORO IAD,
rpfNglP.G ^S''s"/AVErSou5.k"fnir^striAY SET PECQPD
I^SlTl'^lN^foM^S 5FUp"lSSUEsr'THElS'vIEW OF GOVERNMENT: SANFU»D
SfKaTF CanSidJIes recap IsIOeS. THEIR VIEW OF GOVERNMENT: BROYHILL
FRIFNO TO D'IRHAM
roll.-TiHlclir.?:o°Jt^Ry SANFORD... , CARTOON,
^BL?^K^^ArBlEKsTRrYH?i^^."s^Aa^g5S^^EADS
MARTIN STUMPS FOR BRUYHILL
oiSHAM^PALLOTlnMPUCATEO; ORANGE TO OECIOE HOT RACE
SANFORD MAKrS LAST PITCH ON HTMF FIELD
BROYHILL. SANFORD MAKE FINAL CAMPAIGN STuPS
TURNOUT HFAVY IN DURHAM PRECINCTS _ ,^^
BROYHILL. SANFORD EMPLOY DIFF=,<c;gT CAMPAIGN STYLES
SANFORD WHIPS UP CAMPAIGN IN DURHAM
?lr^Folo"EL|r?'o%ENrTOR: FORMER GOVERNOR OUSTS BROYHILL IN CLOSE RACE
SANFORD BFATS ODDS '■IITH DIGNIFIFQ RACE
NORTH CAROLINA (CARTOON,
OFMncir-rf BREAK GOP'S b-YEAP '' "1- " "^ , ^E'^^^ .c ss
FiFrrruM 'd*-: U-S. senate* n.c. S^NAift ^"'^;?-ss^
HOMFTOWN VOTERS gIvF SANFORD « 00 S T JJWARU VICTORY
SANf6rO hopFS VICTORY WILL ? E« I VE DEMOCRATS
DURHA" r-AVt SANFOPO BIG BOOST TOWARD KIN
SANFORD COyiTY-BY-COUNTY
OFMOCPATS ELECTFD IN OBANGc
^;^?ORrslYs"w;N"HlL'pEE'llE PARTY TOGETHER
FOR SANFORD. IT'S A hHGLE NFW CAREER
DURHAM OfcTU'^NS FQR SENATE. CO'JGRtSS. BONDS
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|:NFSRS^SN"5s.'uF^L'ACK''vOTE'wITH A COLOR «L I ND STRATEGY . AIDE SAYS
POCKfTSoSilSSUES. fRGANUATI-IN CITED IN SANFOKD'S HIN
UNC PPOF: SANFORD OFFENSIVE LF 0 TO WIN
OFMDCPATS -LEARNED HOW TO SW I- AF TER I CB<. DISASTER
CPLHR-BLINO CAMPAIGN SHOULD BECOME MODEL
DON*T BLAME CHRISTIANS IN SENAIF RACE
Pol:iTicA2"LIFE'cHANG6S IN Z-PARTY NORTH CAROLINA
i;f,^g?8 r^'u'^'\lhTBl-ll\hU'^\"'i'^To^< OFFICES AND .TAFF
WINNING DEMOCRATS FIT POPULAR MOJERATF RJLt
SEN. SANFORD TO BF SwORN IN 0"! DEC. 10
FRINGES ELECTFO SANFORD
INDEPFNOENTS SEEN AS SANFORO MARGIN
SRURNFO AT FIRST, SENATOR AT LAST „,.„„,Trc<:
MARTIN FYFS ELECTION DEADLINE WITH COLUMN FOR MINORITIES
ELECTION RESULTS CERIIFIED ,,,.,„
H-^LMS-HUNT CAMPAIGN RE MA IN S M^ ST CO? I LY
ELECTION CHAN''.£D MRC. SANFOPD'S PLANS
HUNT CONSIDERING SECOND SENATF BID
BROYHILL OUTSPENT SANFORD IN SENATc RACE
HUNT'S CAMPAIGN TO PAY F £C FINE
rBi^go.^lSr^^F:'lMiJi.';"MliSc3'ATrFALL .« BEH,N0 an OLD PARTY WARHORSE
SENATORIAL OEBATFS
SANFORD CHALLENGES "ROYHILL TO DERATES
BOOYHILL AGRlFS TD 1 SANFORD "EBATE
NORTH CAROLINA VOTERS NEED SENATE DFBATFj ^^.-..,
SANfSrO CAMP DISSATISFIED WIH 1 -DERATE ANNDUNC^MENT
SANFOrO ASUS VOTERS l-OR OEBAT': "UFSTIPNS
...BRPYHILL-SAN^ORD OEbAIE... ICARIOONI
THE JUESTION IS TO DERaTc QR ISLI'^tVm? '^
SFNATF-RACE DEBATE SHOULD BE PRIMF TIMt
BROYHILL AND SANFORD TO SOUAR= OFF TUNIGHT
SANFORD. BROYHILL ARGUE FOOD TAX
A GENTLEMANLY DEBATE
SENIOR CITIZEN": ^
SEE Al!o AMERi'caN ASSOCIATION of RETIRED PERSONS
SEE ALSO CHATHAM COUNTY COUNCIL ON 'GlNP,
SFE ALSP CONCERNED CHRISTIANS F'T R GOOD GOVERNMENT
see ALSO CONCFRNED SENIOR CITIZENS JND FRIENDS
see itsD COORDINATING CDUNCIL FTR SFNIQP CITIZENS
SEe ALSO DO-'ESTIC VIOLENCE
III urn 8KI hlhV%i'iS'uA'l'^A ^EiJ^lNG IN KFTIKE«F«T
SFE ALSO GEPIl IP ICS
SEE ALSO HOUSING. DURHAM
SF6 ALSO HOUSING. DUhHAM COUNTY
SFE ALSO HOUSING. N.C.
SFE ALSO HOUSING. U.S.
SEE ALSO JFK TOWERS , ^„^
SFE ALSO J. J. HENDERSON TOWERS
SEE ALSO MEALS ON wheFlS
PI JtlS K??!"5!Si?!bV,^F AGING
t^l iifr, ■hi\nk"ch^"n''^''sll^nfbr^^,H, center
SFE ALSO RETIREO SENIOR VOLUNTEER PROGRAM
S = (: ALSO RETIREMENT AGE
SEE iCsO SENIOR CITIZFN|.CPI-E VICTIMS
SEE ALSO TRIANGLE SFNIC CITIZEN^
DUKE study: AGING EASIER IN JAPAN
PllDMnNT'^TS"^oSFER°D?5CUUNTS FOR OLDER FOLKS
PROGRAM ON HELPING OLDER PEOPLE
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SfNIO" riTIJENS FASHION SHOW
lMM°VRIM'Mir' ■'^^ ^"'5 MAN. JUSr WAIT
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o??'?!(lk'-?,-n '^°'-U PLANNINr, BOARD HEARING MAY 19
RTTIRED PfRSOnS GROUP FORMING
lt?l?i^, "i'-t "U"£L FASHIONS ON SENIOR CITIZfSlS DAY
^iS^fS^SfS,'?"' ELDERLY HEALTHIER, HEALTH ER THAI* EVER
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TFNNis Sinner?'"" '^'^'"'^5 t.ets national recognition
gllV.S^^N^iirfS^llTSR'N'?; *'"5 '" """'O'f ""(^E OF THE ELDERLY
DUKE STUDY SEES SUICIDE BOOM
THEY WENT FOR GOLD AND GLORY
IN STATE SENIOR GAMES
S"-?,',,??"^? ,^,l'S'^"60 MUGGING. RIDICULE '^''"^""''5
■' ARE READY FOR CHRISTMAS
SUNSET CORNER
GAME TIME
SENIOR CITIZENS. CRIME VICTIMS
SEE ALSO CRIME VlcriMS
POCKETBOOK STOLEN FROM 70-YFAR-0Ln
rhSu'itTr?";??!*,'.!.'^""'''"^"^'* FACING MOPE CHECK CHAi
COMMITTEE REFUSES TO ENDORSE "ILL SE^KIN^ iniiGH
EFLS
CON HAN GETS 19.600 POSING AS BANK OFFICE
ON GUARD AGAINST FLIMFLAM J^FICE
PRISON ?PACF 5H0ULDN "
aULLY FOR HER
- RGES
UGHER PENALTIES FOR CRIME..
AFFECT CRIME FIGHT
S'^'^'^Scl^'SjEASES PATROLS IN E'=FnRT TO HALT ASSAULTS
PA;^EL"|i^"llLY'c^:^?EL^N^SS^i!c^^S?fnS"iS^I '"■"'^^ F^^ERLY
CON APTISTS WARNINGS ARE ISs'uEU
w'niiU'BEA??^,:"L^^I^?"¥SSR^S.,|'-°-'*'-' '"'''"' SCRUTINY
MAN IS CHARGEO IN OXFORD ASSAULT
E'xPF^^tr?tgER"L%^^gisiR^:^\5^?ic^^ rA'i,j,'ii[„7. «^"^«^ ■-" "•'^•=«
MAN CHANGES PLEA TO GUILTY OiIrING THIRD ASsIuLT TRIAL
SENIOR CITIZENS. CRIMINALS
ELDERLY UOMAN CHARGEO WITH KILLING
SENIOR CITIZENS, DAY CARE
SEE ALSO ADULT DAY CARE
SEE ALSO COMMUNITY LIFE CENTER
AOULT DAY HEALTH CARE FIRST IN
CARRlIORO POARO OKS PLANS FOR CARe'cENT
COSTS, TRANSPORTATION PROBLEMS LIMITIN
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GOOD, DRIVERS
SENIOR CITIZENS, DRIVER'S LICENSfs
RATES SHOULD PEN AL 1 ZE BAD. NOT
SENIOR CITIZENS, DRUG ABUSE
SEE DRUG ABUSE, AGED
SENIOR CITIZENS, ECONOMY
SEE ALSO Economy, u.s.
COORDINAriNG COUNCIL FOR SENIORS ALIVF. uFil
THE IMPOVERISHED CHILDREN ALEVE. WELL
SENIOR CITIZENS. EDUCATION
SFE ALSO ADULT EDUCATION
^Fp.'CSO SATURDAY SCHOOL FOR SENIOR CITIZFnS
GOLPSROPO HOMAN GBADUATFS LATF CICIZ^NS
CHAPEL HILL RETIREE CCNYis OLOEST GRAD
SCHOOL HAS INNOVATIVE PROGRAM
5e'"lnR CITIZENS. EMPLOYMENT
SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT. U.S.
SEE ALSO GRAY WORKS INC.
RETIREES A VALUABLE RESOURCE
tlA?^'D?5^;Sp?li^^lii/i^?|pt;f3^SK,ULFD^HANDS HAVE WORK TO 00
SENIOR CITIZENS, HEALTH CARE
SEE ALSO DRUG AROSE, AGED
SEE ALSO GERIATRICS
HI '.'•5S LIVING-AT-HOME PROGRAM
1^ ri^"srTgL^u?E'^?;iF,? r. i^,i\''i^^^ou..,. people
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SIMPLE "RUGS CAN CAUSE PROBLE"S FOR ELUERIY
iS"S|&^trA?^S8^^^SS?R".M2?;fo RATION GROWING OLD
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HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE R I SK FOUNO I N SUR VE Y
IV?^^Xc^"'l''5 HEALTH RISKS FO? ELDERLY
SALE OF HEALTH INSURANCE TO ELJ'JRLY UND'=R SCRIITTUY
rJ?Irf^ Ky!55!c5 S2f'L5"1«TAG£ G'^TTING WORSE
.nii**." DfNTIST HFLPS THE ELDFRLY
APPEALS BLOCK NURSING HOME BEDS
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INTFLLECTUAL SILLINESS
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CONSTITUTIONAL INTERPRETATIONS
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!5^lKA'N'HA?"o^"l?T0RrFUN0.M.NTALISTS TURNING SCHOOLS INTO BATTLEGROUN
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SERVICE ECONOMY HAY NOT BE SUCH 3LESSTNG
SERVICE PRINTING C" .
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SEi'VICE STATIONS
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SEE ALSO MECHANICS
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SERVICE STATIONS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO GASOLINE PRICES. DURHA"
GAS PRICE WAR BEGINS IN OURHA't
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SAM UIUN'T STINT ON HIS PARTY'
SERVICE STATIONS. N.C.
SEE ALSO GASOLINE PRICES, N.C.
GAS PRICE WAR BEING HAGCD IN TREEOMOOR
GAS PRICE WAK CAUSING LINES IN CREEDMOOR
CHECK OF AUTO INSPECTORS TURNS UP LOT OF VIOLATIONS
SOME LEGISLATORS TRYING TO HAL T ABORT ION FlIlNDS
SERVICE TO MANKIND AWARD
SEE ALSO AWARDS
AWARD WINNER
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SEE ALSO HOLIDAY INNS
SEE ALSO HOTELS. DURHAM
HOTEL DEVELOPERS ASK TO USE STRIP OF LAND
SERVISCO BUILDING SERVICES
DIIRHAM MAN CHARGED WITH ARSON
WATSON FACES ARSON CHARGE
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SEVEN DEVILS. N.C.
SFVEN DEVILS CONSIDERING NAME CHANGE
SEVEN-ELEVEN CONVENIENCE CHAIN
7-ELEVEN TO BEGIN TEST-MARKETING HARDEE'S
SEVEN-ELEVEN STORE (TRENT ST.)
MAN GETS 32 YEARS FOR STORE ROBBERIES
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SEVENTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
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JUSTICES, JUDGES To FACE OPPQ', ITION
WRONG NAME ON BALLOT IN 2 CODn T ES
ROSE WINS BTH TERM
N.C. DEMOCRATS RECAPTURE TWO SEATS IN U.S. HOUSi^: ONE RACE UNDECIDED
SEVENTH STREET (RESTAURANTI
SEARCHING FOR NIGHTLIFE:
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''RAR'E'tLL"ill?'K!LLl'BoJi'2 "'"' ' "^ ^"<^"='C DISEASES,
SERVICES HELD FOR BOOTHES
MOTHtR-S BONE MARROW GIFT OFFERS NEW LIFE TO SON
'EWaGE DUMPING
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GUNMAN ROBS DURHAM PI7.ZA FIRM, ESCAPES
SEPTIC TANK CLEANER ACCUSED OF DUMPING SEWAGE ON ROAD
SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANTS, DURHAM
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HAMBURGERS, BISCUITS
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SEE ALSO ChIL^ abuse, N.C.
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ORIVEP'S EDUCATION TEACHER IN PERSON FACES SEX CHA
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SEXUAL ASSAULTS. CHAPEL HILL
LEADS Snur.HT IN ASSAULT CASE
ORANGE COUNTY WOMAN ATTACKED
SEXUAL BEHAVIOR
JOB SATISFACTION. VOLUNTEER fcDRH INCREASE LONGEVITY, STUDY 5H0US
SEXUAL FAVORS
SEE POOSTITUTION
SEE SEXUAL SOLICITATION
SEXUAL HARRA'SHENT
SEE ALSO HARASSMENT
SEE ALSO WOMEN, CAREERS
DUKE SEXUAL HARASSMENT POLICY OK • 0
PANEL ALTERS HARASSMENT POLICY
ALAMANCF WOMAN FILES SUIT FOR $13.8 MILLION
COURT RULING BREAKS NEW LEGAL GROUND
f^nn'^ic.^f^'^E"^' »F'=*IRS NO VIOLATION
GOOD SENSE ON HARASSMENT
ncJ.?lo?''.'l„,T'^^''^ "^P INCENTIVES TO INVEST IN START-UP COMPANIES
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SUITS NAME FORMER DUKE PSYCHIATRIST
2?S??;, "SS^i^^S DISMISSAL OF SUIT AGAINST HIM
'MBj^^li^'^^^^l'^^^^^^^ -» «"H PATIENTS
BBODIE SAYS NEWS REPORTS MISOUOTEO HIM
2t^^ir,^Sy?Ii^^ CHAIRMAN SUPPORTS BRJOIE IN SUIT
BOARD PROBES COMPLAINTS VS. EX-DUKE P5YCHIATR ST
FX RnJi IJ,-i; = ?°\«e JfyESTIGATING bSeSSLER '^
£5:2^-^ NURSES: OFFICIALS SAID OBEY MEDICINE ORDERS
SriSJ^JiM^y?!" COMPLAINED ABOUT SRESSLER ORDERS
Oy?F TRUSTEES PONDER BRESSLER SUIT
DOCTOR: TREATMENT CAUSED INSANITY
BRcSSLER SUIT CHALLENGES REJECTED
JUDGE TO RULE THIS WEEK ON DUKE SUIT
JUDGE SAYS TIME RAN OUT ON SUIT AGAINST BRESSLER
LAWYERS DISAGREE ON OUKE SUIT ButsSLER
PSYCHOLOGIST AT BROUGHTON INOICTEO ON SFX CHARGES
SEXUAL OFFENDERS
see SEXUAL offense laws
SEXUAL offense laws
SEE also indecent exposure
SEE ALSO N.C, tAWS
SEE ALSO RAPE. N.C.
SEE ALSO SEXUAL ASSAULTS
STRONG MESSAGE CALLED KFY TO ENDING ABUSE
<r25ic^r°i!5 P'OnLEM WITH JUVENILE SYSTEM
l^f^^^J"^^ STILL REGULATE SEX
N.C. COURT BOGGED DOWN ON SEX CASES
SEXUAL SOLICITATION
SEE ALSO PROSTITUTION
rMlP?fifX ?r'^S*l- URGES INDICTMENT OF SHERIFF
f^Jb5??°0^°J,?f^ggo^VSS,?a^ n'slVI'ill °^ ''-^iTIGATION ABOUT SHERIFF
£.^7f?0lS^^E58^kS?^? °Lll^lk'U'.V\\ir.'i.rU TEMPORARILY STFP DOWN
GUILFORD SHERIFF ACOU I TT ED OF BR I PE» Y
Vl]?ci^!=l'''5'-'T°'< FACING CHARGE OF SEX SULITITATION
Jot!fEE'^!iAK^fr:;i?S''5^r^^jTf,i'^" PLEAOIN"^.'GifL'T'}°?N SLAYING
POLICE CHARGE 5: THIEF GETS CAR STEREO UNIT
SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASES
III aIiso CHLAi?o?A'"""'^^ DEFICIENCY SYNDROME
SEE ALSO HERPES TYPE !
STUDY EXAMINES CONTRACEPTIVE SPONGE'S ANTI-VIRAL ACTION
SEYMOUR JOHNSON AIR FORCE BASE
AIR FORCE JET CRASHES: CREWMEN NOT INIIiRFn
MICHAEL JORDAN, FIGHTER PILOT BOOST SEAT BELTS
SHACKLEFORO lANKS. N.C.
MOVING DAY f|6ARS FOR MOST SHACKLEFORD ANIMAIS
rHE"lES°BUN?r"' ""'"''■^ TO BE RoSnSeS ip'A^D SULO
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SH.NNON^LIMOUSINE^SE|VICE_INC.^^ SMALL CONCESSIONS
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SHANTIES
(PROPOSED)
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''U'ohllMT,irf<'uiHl'^'n'olln''^T.^^^T- OTHERS AT CHRISTMAS
qon families COULD USE A HELPING HAND FOR CHRISTMAS
l2st"c1h SHE DIDN'T GET ANY CHR I STM A S PRE SENTS
WOMAN. 75, NEEDS WARMTH OF YOUR SHARED CHRISTMAS
SHARE Y^^UP CHRISTMAS
SHE AIDS THOSE WHO ARE 'TRAPPED'
YoSnG WIDOW STRUGGLES TO 5UPPTRT«; CHILDREN
GRANDMUM. LITTLE POY NEED A HELPING HAND
FOR WOMAN, DISABLED DAU'-.HTER, CHRISTMAS MAY BE -ANOTHFR DAY'
s2l,GAVE S0n'heS|;k10NEY„BUT,H«|, NO "ON^Y /QR CHRISTMAS GIFTS
&y5iir^BhTo^.''l^i5^5^2"D?J^ER'b^-CETN'S5T^^NDS OF THE TFLEPHONE LINE
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?nuNG MOTHER WANTS TO BE SELF-SUFFICIENT
CHRISTMAS AT FOSTER FAMILIES "^ASIFR BECAUSE OF GIFT TREE
MASSIVE STROKE HAS LEFT WOMAN PAR T I ALL Y P AR AL YZEO
SHARE YOUR CHRISTMAS WITH SURVIVORS OF FIRE
SHAPE CHRisTMAs'wITH 'ub»tN','Z GR ANDCH I L Ok EN
FAMILY OF 5 LIVES WITHOUT HEAT, RUNNING WATER
CHILD ABUSE HAS TAKEN TOLL ON THIS FAMILY
^UK^S'tE'dENT^ iirt^ASr^'piSM -SHARE YOUR CHRISTMAS'
PARFNTS IN PRISON. TWINS, 8, SEEK SANTA
DONATIONS STILL NEEDED FOR FOS TER CH I LOP EN
THESE PEOPLE HELPING MAKE CHRISTMAS dPIGHT „,,,„.,
TMnnSAlinS tlvE TO NEEDY THROUGH SHARE YOUR CHRISTMAS
jHSVsTMyi PrSgRaS iIsUCCESSFUL THANKS TO GIFTS FROM MANY PEUPL
??S?SSASl^E5';'i?"°F?STt5 l^ttlUu HELPED «Y PROGRAM
BLE« DWELLING COMES ALIVE WITH CHATTER, GARBAGE BAGS
DONORS BRING CHEER TO NEEDY „,r-,^.r
MORF DONORS WHO HELPED BRIGHTON CHRISTMAS
DURHAM COMMUNITY SHARES ITS CHRISTMAS
OUKE COMMUNITY MADE -,6 CHRI5TM4SES BRIGHT
^"'""sharks! UNC professor is hocked on STUDYING THEM
' '""BSi'lNErs''8wNERS FIRST HAD A DR EAM
SHAW AIR FORCE BASE
"IasE^CUmSanOER RELIEVED OF DUTY AFTER PLANE CRASH
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GENERAL bAPTIST CONVENTION PLANS "«Iyf FOR SHAW
S?^pi^R^TM?rgrE^n5frTlo^°i!=iiis 0° ^bSsE SHAW FOR EXPENSES
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SHAW LEADER WILL "E TOPIC OF MEETING
h:t: 7Ahl°IV^o'U"^'°9nlll'if SHAW UNIVERSITY FINANCES
SHAW UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT RESIGNS
i MEN IN GROUP TO PROBE SHAW CRISIS „„„„^
SHAW TRUSTEES COOPERATING IN JURY'S PROBE
SSHSiiS? J^Nt^Mc^EIVERSHIP ON TWO SHAW UNIVERSITY DURMS
SHAW ADOPTING AUSTERITY PROGRAM
^HAW UNIVERSITY TO RAISE TUITION ,.^,
SHAW CHANGING STUDENT CREDIT, REFUND POLICIES
SHAW HAS REPAID NEARLY $7SO,000 . „^, ^,
SHAW REACHES AGREEMENT TO PAY J1.2 MILLION IN DEBTS
DURHAM MAN, BANK KEY IN SHAW ^FFURTS „„,j,_.„,
SHAW UNIVERSITY NOMINATES LUCAS ACTING PRESIDENT
LUCAS NOMINATE^ AS INTERIM P »! SIOF"', "f, ^HA W UNI
SHAW SEEKS RECOVERY BY LOOKING BACKWARDS
KE ABRAHAM, LUCAS STILL HAS GOD'S WORK TO DO At SHAW U.
TEKiS PRESIDENT: SHAW UNIVERSITY CLEARING ITS DEBTS
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SHAW UNI VERSITY, WHALING MONEY LINK INVESTIGATED
NIGERIAN FUNDS, SHAW INVESTIGATED
smith: some AT SHAW KNEW OF CONTRACT
RECEPTION HONORS DR- LUCAS
CONSULTANT SAYS SHAW HAS GAINED FINANCIALLY
SHAW university: FORCE FOR RENEWAL IN RALEIGH
'DISCLAIMER' REPREHENSIBLE
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MATTERS OF CERTAINTY
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cSE'RNOBYf'g'lN; 'SEFfcrENT.'"-*"" "'"'"^ '^ UNSETTLED 7 YEARS AFTER
PLANT FOES ARE niVERSE
COMMON SENSE TELLS MJJCH
SS??'I'"-S DRILLING FOR NUCLEAR VICTIMS
^^^?''P'?,HS'"''I"^ ''OES PLAN MONEY-RAISERS
PAST WISDOM SHEDS LIGHT ON SOJAHrfl F?
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16
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21
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H 2 5/1A/R6 C
1
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S 2 5/lA/a6 A
7
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H 2 5/I6/P6 a
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H 2 5/18/86 C
6
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H 2 5/20/86 C
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S 2 5/20/86 A
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H 2 5/21/86 A
4
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H 2 5/21/86 A
4
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H 2 5/21/86 A
4
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H 2 5/21/86 A
4
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H 2 5/21/86 C
3
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H 2 5/22/86 A
4
T T R56
H 2 5/22/86 B
1
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H 2 5/22/86 B
4
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H 2 5/23/86 C
8
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H 2 5/23/86 A
4
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H 3 5/2<./86 C
1
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H 2 5/27/86 A
4
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H 2 5/28/86 0
4
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H 2 5/28/86 A
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S 2 5/28/86 C
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H 2 5/2^5/86 A
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H 2 5/29/86 A
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H I 5/30/86 B
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H 2 6/01/86 C
8
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H 2 6/0?/a6 C
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H 2 6/03/86 A
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H 2 6/U';/86 A
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H 2 6/05/86 B
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H 3 6/05/86 a
1
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H 2 6/U6/P6 A
1
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H 2 6/06/86 A
4
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H 2 6/06/86 B
1
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H 2 6/06/86 b
4
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S 2 6/06/86 A
1
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S 2 6/06/86 A
3
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H 2 6/03/06 0
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1 P N Bfl8
H 2 6/10/86 A
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H 7 6/10/86 A
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H 3 6/10/86 C
1
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H 3 6/n/B6 C
3
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H 2 6/11/P6 a
3
H 2 6/11/P6 A
4
H 2 6/11/86 A
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H 2 6/12/86 e
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H 2 6/12/86 B
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H 2 6/12/86 0
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H 2 6/11/86 A
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H 2 6/14/86 A
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H 2 6/14/86 C
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H 2 6/16/86 A
4
H 2 6/16/86 A
4
H 2 6/16/86 A
4
H 2 6/16/86 A
4
H 2 6/17/86 A
4
H 2 6/17/86 A
4
H 2 6/17/86 C
1
N 8 10
H 2 6/18/86 A
4
H 2 6/18/86 B
3
H 2 6/18/86 U
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H 2 6/18/86 E
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H 2 6/18/ao C
1
N " 10
H 2 6/20/86 A
4
H 2 6/20/86 A
4
H 2 6/20/'>6 A
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S 2 O/20/86 A
4
S 2 6/20/86 C
7
N
H 2 6/21/86 A
q
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H 2 6/27/P6 A
1
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H 2 6/22/86 A 13
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H 2 6/22/86 A 14 P
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H 2 6/2J/S6 A 1
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H 2 6/23/86 A
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H 2 6/23/86 A
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H 2 6/23/P6 A
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H 2 6/23/86 A
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H 2 6/23/P6 A
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H 2 6/24/86 A
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H 2 6/25/86 A
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MONTHLY/. N^';,V/a<,^ - \-iAxUl " " ^ " " ' "=
DISASTt? PlSn^FOR io-iuE AP6a HlGHLIGHTEn PY DETAIL ON HOMES „,,.„„, "
STATE HAS H4J0R ROLE IN COORDINATING RESPONSE TO NUCLEAR PLANT DISASTERS H
HARRIS PLANS EASILY DRAWN
FOOD "A»M KFY CONCERN FOR 50 XRES AROUND PLANT
CPCL. C.A.S-H. VIEHS CLASH ON PLANT DELAYS
5HEAR0N HARRIS FALSE ALARM 5OJN0S
nlFFFDtNT POWER FUELS. DIFFERENT DRAWBACKS
SMEARON HARRIS PRACTICED LAW "EFORE RUNNING CPCL
CASH CONCERNED ABOUT NEWS COVERAGE
NUCLEAR MORE EXPENSIVE
DISMANTLING REACTOR BIG -MISSING LINK-
DIAGRAMS MISLFATING
^^!"^F?^CIAr5i;Yl'?;icL nuclear plant will GET LICENSE
?2^rVNn?"^USTji?»s''Mtisr'plirJoST5i:S^O per week ad CAMPAIGN
PFRSON°COUNTrB"?S sS^JoItS CPCL-S EFFORTS ON NUCLEAR PLANT
CHATHAM REJOINS PLAN
|^|r'n-SA?E{5 '11'n2I°RN, spur new CHATHAM VOTE
A MONSTROUS THREAT
•EXPERT- EOirORIAL RAPPED „ .,,
NEIGHBORS LEERY OF HARRIS NUCLEAR PLANT
it's NOT TOO LATE TO ALTER SHEARON HARRIS
NOT SAFE ENOUGH
CONSIDER SAFETY FACTORS
CHATHAM COMMISSION MAKES SHREWD MOVE
SCIENTISTS WANT NFH LOOK AT EVACUATION PLAN
ruiTuiiis CASH TO DISCUSS COUMY ACTION ON HARRIS PLANT
^;]^^Sf?F|»iNCES: CfiERNOBYL-TYPE ACCIDENT IMPOSSIBLE AT SHEARON HARRIS
of pride and profit
three'SilPisland best gauge for type of accident that could happen
WHAT ARE COSTS OF foregoing NUCLEAR ENERGY?
CHATHAM ACTION ON EVACUATION DRAWS CRITICISM
SHEARON HARRIS TESTING DELAYED MONTH OR MORE
INCREASED POWER COSTS
WHAT ELSE CAN GO WRONG?
AN INCO'ISISTENT ARGUMENT
CPCL SEEKS CUSTOMERS' SUPPORT
DEBATE SHOWS NEED, SAFETY OF HARRIS PLANT
CANCER P ISKS WOULD RISE
ciATHAi^'cOUNTY'JiflEL TABLES ACTION ON CASH-S RESOLUTION
S'-^pt^N? F'Si^°w;!jT°!^0?E-CHANGE EXPLANATION
A SIMPLISTIC ATTITUDE
EDITORIAL WAS DISAPPOINTING
LET THE BUYER BEWARE
^^S^^iKAL?MpFA2^f.G^°?f;PsHEAR0N HARRIS NUCLEAR PLANT IS A BOMB IAD,
iAKt oioMS NEAR HARRIS: RESIDENTS FLEE OTHER AREAS
NUCLEAR INDUSTRY INSURANCE
^tlV'fc^N^^SI^TS'^SaS BEFORE MAJOR VOTES TAKEN
CLOSE NUCLEAR PLANTS
CHATHAM ASKS EVACUATION DRILL ,,,„.,
CASH CLAIMS VICTORY DESPITE CHATHAM INACTION ,,.,„
CHATHAM TO GET TRAINER, PAGERS FUR NUCLFAR EMERGENCY
DURHAM CHAMBER "ACKS SHEARON HARRIS PLANT
CHAMBFR BACKS NUCLESR POWER
USE SUN. WIND. WATER--NOT NUCLEAR POwER
TOURS INSIDE NUCLEAR PLANT TO END SEPT. I
NUCLEAR PLAN! EMPLOYEES OFFERED FREE LEGAL ADVICE
„HY THE BUSINESSMEN ENDORSE SHEARON HARRIS
FULL-SCALE DRILL NEEDED
wSEN^CHAMBER^VOTEn ON SHEARON HARRIS, ONLY GULLFY VOTED NO
NEWS REPORTED ACCORDING TO CPCL 'GOSPEL'
DURHA£'cbuNfY'"CoSi'lSSIaNERS INVITED TO TOUR SHEARON HARRIS
HOSPITAL FORMING NUCLFAR COMMITTEE „
PANEL TiKES NO ACTION ON REQUEST FROM CASH GROUP
TWO OIL SPILLS ARE REPORTED AT CPCL NUCLEAR PLANT SITE
DURHAM COUNTY OFFICIALS TO TOUR HARRIS NUCLEAR PLANT
COUNTY OFFICIALS TOUR SHEARON HARRIS
HARRIS TOUR 'INFORMS' COUNTY LEADERS
COUNCIL BACKING SOUGHT TO TEST FVACUATION PLAN
PAPER PLANS MAY NOT WORK IN REAL WORLD
FOREST HILLS ZONING APPROVED
COUNCIL BACKS LETTER ON NUCLEAR PLANT
THE REAL CONSERVATIVES ,^„
attorney: HARRIS FOFS ARE BEING MANIPULATED
DON'T OPERATE NUCLEAR PLANT
MINISTERS PETITION COMMISSIONERS ON EVACUATION PLAN
FORMER BELIEVERS CHANCE MINDS ABOUT SAFETY OF NUCLEAR POWER
BOARD TO GET PETITION ON NUCLEAR PLANT
EVACUATION PLAN NEEDED, SCHOOL BOARD TOLD
CPCL'"LIKeLY'lO RECEIVE LOW-POWE" OPERATING LICENSE
NPC OFFICIALS TOUR SHEARON HARRIS PLANT
THORNPURG SEEKS FULL-SCALE EVACUATION DRILL AT HARRIS
CASH AT HARRIS PLANT
ANTI-NUCLEAR MEETING SET
NPC ASKS CASH WHY DRILL NEEDED „,,„.„=„
SAFETY FEARS OF HARRIS PLANT TO BE RESOLVED
STOP SHFAPON HARRIS
c"SMJ?S?VSSiirPE7r'?AN'T SUPPOPT ALL CASH'S PLAN
CASH SURPRISED «Y BELL'S PROPOSAL
CASH PLANS ORANGE FUND-RAISERS
NUCLEAR PLANT SIKFNS MAY 'E TESTED LATE ,„,,-
AGENCY HIRES CONSULTANTS TO STUDY CP(.L PLANT COSTS
N-PIANT EVACUATION PLAN TO BE UPDATED
CASH ASKS GOVERNOR TU HALT NUCLEAR PLANT
r.flnuP TO MARCH. PROTEST N-PLANT
LICENSING PROGRESSING FOR CPCL'S HARRIS PLANT
SOVIETS, UTILITIES ALIKE
COliVEPT SHEARON HARRIS
CPCL GE'S DRAFT OE TEST LICENSE „„,^ „,..,,
CPLL HRDERED TO HIRE BACK ^ AT HARRIS PLANT
CPCL PLANT ORDERED TO REHIRE r WORKERS
CONSTRUCTION FIRM EMPLOYED "AN „.,,»
GROUP PLANS TO PROTEST HARRIS PLANT AT GOP "ALLY
FORUM DRAWS 3 OF ID CANDIDATES FOR LEGISLATURE
rpnup qui7;e| candidates on pvrks. shEabun Harris , ,^
CPCL REQUESTS OP t" AT I n£ L I CE NS E FOR SHEARON HARRIS NUCLEAR PLANT
HARRIS PLANT'S LICENSE MAY BE DELAYED
CONVERT SHEARON HARRIS
C T S
PA-'.L 9lU
1/09/87
S I
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> D DATE C PG L
P 8YL
i 2 b/ZT/Bb A n
A
^ 2 6/23/n6 A 1 M
G
H 2 b/2R/Rt> A I '<
r, M97
H 2 6/29/R6 A 6 M
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-1 2 6/2')/96 A 6
G M97
H 2 b/c'l/'^b A I P
0 W27
-1 2 b/21/Bb C 7
N
H 2 6/3D/fl6 A 1
G ■'9 7
H 2 6/30/°6 A 3
G ASA
H 2 6/3n/Pb A A
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H 2 (j/3n/»6 A A
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H 2 7/01/'!6 A 1 P
r. LAI
H 2 7/U1/36 A <.
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H 2 7/03/R6 A A
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H 2 7/UA/R(j C A
N
S 2 7/0'=/Bt. A 1 P
J S33
H 2 7/06/A6 C B
N
H 2 7/07/fl6 A A
L
H I 7/08/16 C A
N SB"
H 2 7/08/86 A 1
N XIO
H 2 7/D8/86 A A
L
S 2 7/08/86 C I
N XIO
H 2 T/o^/ne A A
L
H 2 7/09/66 A A
L
H I 7/1D/86 B 3
N
H 2 7/10/86 A A
L
H 2 7/10/86 A A
L
H 2 7/11/86 A A
E
S 2 1/11/86 A A
E
S 2 7/11/86 C 1
N "06
H 2 7/12/Be C 1
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H 2 7/13/86 D "^
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H 2 7/IA/86 A A
L
H 2 7/IA/86 A A
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H 2 7/1A/86 A 8
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H 2 7/15/86 A 5
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H 3 7/ 5/86 C 1
N W27
H 3 7/ 5/86 C 1
8 "10
H 2 7/ 6/86 A A
L
H 2 7/ 6/86 A A
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H 2 7/16/86 A A
L
H 2 7/16/86 A A
L
H 2 7/16/86 A 5
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H 2 7/16/86 A 5
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S 2 7/16/86 A 8
N
H 3 7/18/86 B 1
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H 2 7/l='/86 C I
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H 2 7/21/86 D A
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H 2 7/Z0/86 0 A
L
H 2 7/20/66 U A
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H 3 7/22/86 e 1
N W27
H 2 7/22/86 A A
L
S ? T/22/Sb C 1
N
H 2 7/23/°6 A A
L
H 2 lU'^/'^b A A
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H 2 7/2A/R6 A A
L
H 2 7/25/«6 A A
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H 2 im/nb A If
A
S 2 7/2'5/«b A 8
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H 2 7/30/86 A A
L
H 2 7/30/86 A '
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S 2 7/30/86 A A
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H 2 8/01/86 A A
L
H 2 B/D5/86 C 1
N
H3 B/0 5/P6C I
N 006
H 3 a/06/Pb C 1
•1 "91
S 2 a/D6/86 A I
P N "06
H 2 8/07/86 0 1
N LAI
H 2 6/08/86 A A
L
H 2 8/08/86 A 10
N
H 2 8/09/86 A 20
N
H 2 a/in/86 0 A
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H 2 a/l?/"6 A A
L
H 2 8/IA/66 A A
L
H 2 a/lA/86 u -^
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H 2 8/18/86 A 4
L
H 2 8/20/86 A A
L
H 2 8/i0/86 B 3
N
H 3 8/20/86 C 1
N
H 2 8/21/86 B I
N 551
H 2 d/21/86 0 I"
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S 2 8/25/86 L I
N "06
H 2 8/27/86 C I
P N W36
S 2 8/27/86 C !
N °35
5 2 3/28/86 L 1
N H70
s 2 a/2<)/a6 A A
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H 2 9/03/''6 t I
N S51
S 2 9/03/86 C I
rj H70
H 2 9/0A/86 A A
L
S 2 9/0A/n6 C 2
N
H 2 9/05/86 A A
L
M 2 9/05/86 B 1
N -136
S 2 9/05/86 A A
L
S 2 9/06/66 C I
N "06
H 3 9/U9/86 C 1
N W27
S 2 9/10/86 b I
P F G59
S 2 9/10/36 C 2
N
H 2 9/II/86 A lA
N
S 2 9/11/86 A 12
^1
H 2 9/15/86 A 7
N
S 2 9/15/86 A 3
N
S 2 9/15/86 C 2
N
S 2 9/17/86 A 7
N
H 2 9/18/86 A A
L
H 2 9/18/86 A A
L ,^
H 2 9/23/86 C I
P N W36
S 2 9/23/°6 A 1
N "06
H I 9/2A/86 C 2
N
H 2 9/25/86 B I
N "97
H 2 )/25/86 C 13
N
5 2 9/25/86 A 3
N W9'
H 2 9/25/86 L 13
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H 2 9/26/86 B 6
N
H 2 9/28/86 C ^
N
H 2 9/28/86 D A
L
H 2 9/28/86 D A
L
H 3 0/0'/86 e 1
N "I"
S 2 10/0?/86 A 1
N "10
H 2 0/03/86 B 1
Ti "10
S 2 0/03/''6 C 1
N
H 2 0/07/86 a 7
N
H ? 10/J9/''6 b I
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S 2 0/J''/BO A l*.
'I "06
S 2 0/09/86 C lA
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S 2 0/11/86 B 8
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H 2 ID/13/96 A A
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MONTHLr/ANIJUAL INU6X
1/01/B6 - 12/31/86
SUBJECTS PA'-.E 111
i/y/p?
N E III
P 0 DATE C Pr, L P RYL
SHEARON HARRIS READY FDR TESTINT.
AN ABSURD ARGUMENT L r u. J <: ^1 , lo/ll,/rib C 1 N -110
SHEARON HARRIS REACTOR A PRES'^URE COOKER t1 J 10/16/86 A 4 L
AURA, SECURITY GIVE SH£«RON HARRIS A prison FEEL ? ? 0/17/86 A <. L
HARRIS TEST LICENSE DELArEO ''KISON FEEL S 2 10/17/86 C 1 u S 78
NUCLEAR TESTING UK • 0 FQR shEARQN HARRIS ^ ^ 10/18/86 U 3 N
HARRIS PLANT GETS LICENSE HARRIS „ j 10/25/86 A I N MIH
VIGIL PROTESTS N-PLANT LICENSE 5 i 10/25/86 A 1 N
PLANT PROTESTERS .-■'.cr.j^ . ^ ^ 10/27/86 C 1 N 185
CPCL WILL HOLD DRILL THIS EVENING f^ ? 10/28/86 C \ o D T37
COALITION FILES NEW ALLEGATIOMS AGAINST PLANT t1 i 10/28/86 C 1 N
SHEARON HARRIS DRILL GOES SMOOTHLY V I l'J/2'7/B6 B 1 N K65
CASH FILES NEW P ET I T ION AG A I NS T PLANT ? ^ 10/2<)/86 B 3 N
?EiykLs SLt;*5«'.sp?'tt..i:9Je REPORTED I I s^f'^s? 9 \: ri
C%"!L""?Yc^r»Bi^ ??i^SSr?£iRG?;i!r^^ l'"""^'* '-<°VE«ENTS NEEDEO ^ ! ig^is^s^ I ^i
THORNBUPG TO SEEK 2ND DP I L L AT PL ANT ^ 5 2 10/30/86 A 4
14
NUCLEAR PLANT WHISTLE-BLOWER WARY OF 'STirKIlur Mem niiT. " ^ 11/11/86 „
WEEKEND FUEL LOADING eSp EC TED AT hSrr I SPlSnT " ' ll/l'./e6 0 1 N <„5
CASH RAISING CASH AT OURHiM DANCE " ? JKP'''"' 1^ ' N K65
FUEL TO BE LOADED TODAY AT SHEARON HARRIS PI ANT " ^ U/ld/RS C ~ "
NUCLEAR PLANT LOADING FUEL ^"^ '^"^'' HARRIS PLANT S j 11/17/66 C
1
LOADING CONTINUES AT SHEARON HARRIS " ^ 11/18/36 C 3
CPCL WILL ASK FOR RATE INCR = ASE ^ 2 U/18/86 A 5
LOADING OF FUEL CONTINUES AT 'JUCLEAR PLANT " ^ 11/19/86 A 11
Misii':^^^:^e3;?D-°^^-- ^r^^^^^r^^^Nr- -— -- ^ f iii^^^ i -^
WHO'S RESPONSIBLE? H 2 11/26/86 A « l
ALTERNATIVE POWER SOURCF H 2 11/28/86 A <. L
mt
7 12/03/86 A A L
3 12/11/86 B 1 N Bal
JS^^'^J DELAYS ACTION ON PERMIT FflO NurcEAR PLAN
TRIANGLE J MAY CREATE NUCLEAR PANEL - - - --
HARRIS PLANT'S FULL-POWER L I CF NSE DEL A YFn " ^ 12/12/86 B 1 N '197
FIRED ENGINEER, CPtL SETTLE SUIT "^'-"'^° H 1 12/12/86 8 4 N
lcl?'"?!:!Tg5S5i5 = .°l^"''l-E ANGUISH " ' .,-.,- -
BEST INTERESTS IGNORED
?i??tS,'^'J'^'-E*'' POWER PLANT TO COST EXTRA $191 MTIimN
rS'?^^?^°'^ !jy^feS*? '"'-»'''■ 'DVISORY GROUP ENDORSED
2 12/13/86 . . . ,.,
2 12/15/86 A 4 E
2 12/15/86 A A L
^ 12/18/86 BIN "68
2 12/18/86 B 5 N "97
- - - .. 2 12/18/86 C 4 N
NBC TOUR FIMOS SHEARON HARRIS READY " ^ 12/19/86 A ? N
NUCLEAR POWER PLANT IS NUT THE ANSWER " ^ 12/19/86 B I >\ K65
LET'S MOTHBALL NUCLEAR PLANT °^^'*'''' H 2 12/23/86 A 4 L
NUCLEAR LICENSE H«Y BE ISSUED UNDER A WA r VPP " ^ 12/23/86 A 4 L
NUCLEAR PLANT A BAD IDEA WAIVER H 3 [j/jj/pj, ^ , „ «(,,
TAR HEELS TO SAY GOODBYE TO BE LOW-AVERAGE ELECTRIC BILLS S 2 12/29/86 C 3 P N
SHEEP
GROWING HOBBY
H 2 1/13/86 B 5 P P "66
H 2 2/26/B6 A 11 N
SHEETS
GLOW-IN-DARK SHEETS MAY REPLACE NIGHT LIGHTS
SHELBY. N.C.
SMALL CLEVELAND CO. MUSEUM BIG SUCCESS
TWO TEENS KILLED. SHELBY MAN WOUNDED 5 2 6/13/86 A 20
SHFLL OIL CO.
pStENT?!!: BU;ER'i}^i'Ge°rANO ""'' '°° " "'^'<" '" "^""'^ '^"^^TY H 2 5/01/86
SHELLFISH
SEE ALSO CLAMS
SEE ALSO CRABS
SEE ALSO FISH
SEE ALSO LOBSTERS
SEE ALSO OYSTERS
SEE ALSO SEAFOOD INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO SHRIMP
K^? "cVf^rJS PROTECT SHELLFISH MATERS
N.C. FISHING HARVEST AT 2M0 HIGHEST LEVEL
?SSyStlL"J)f "PI-" SHELLFISH HARVEST
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2 7/04/86 A 1 N Wd2
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3/27/86 C
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5/16/86 C
H 2
5/24/86 A
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UMORROW
S 2
9/10/86 C
H 2
9/11/86 0
H 2
9/13/86 B
H 2
10/15/86 B
H 2
/i7/a6 D 1 n N
830
H 2
/17/B6 B ION
8 30
S 2
: /OI/B6 A 13 N
S 2
7/31/86 0 8 N
ION
SHELLS
SEE ALSO N.C, SHELL
iEE ALSO SCOTCH BONNET
WINTRY SEA TOSSES UP PRIZES FTR SHEll FANrrCRi:
?SSTJrl ifo°i^"sSE°nupTY°"''''" ^^''"'
duke 'shells* out collection
Sheltered workshop
ill StIS M^NV;rL^"R?t^SEE&'-"' SHELTERED WORKSHOP
"REAL'■^°l?^-'^SI^,^.'P,"3'■2.^^l ^O" ■" HULSBOROUGH '
REAL LIFE. MENTALLY HANDICAPPED BECOME HAPPILY EMPLYEO
SHELTERED WORKSHOP OF DURHAM
SEE DURHAM EXCHANGE CLUB SHELTERED WORKSHOP
SHEPARD MIDDLE SCHOOL
XcM'^n ),l>n\ ^'"°^^" °" ""'"^ ^^^^^ S 2 2/14/86 A 6
BLUNT TO RE HONORED S 2 3/22/86 A 5
SHEPARD SCHOOL LISTS STUDENTS ON HONOR ROLL ? I ^VAV.l" '- '
H 2 1/12/86 E I P F C80
5HEPAR0 MIDDLE SCHOOL SPORTS. TRACK
COACH BLUNT HONORED
SHEPARD TRACK CHAMPS H 2 5/14/86
2 12/30/86 B 3
2 5/14/86 A 4
2 6/13/B6 0 4
SHERATON IMPERIAL CENTER
SEE ALSO IMPERIAL CENTER
COVEYS OF CRANES FLOCK TO WORK.
iSTEf-oSVJE'-Sp"-*""'''' """ '"""*" ""* '"E «'J"-^' "aOMS WILL INCREASE 74» '^ I 3'/'l'2';26' 2 'f f 5 U]
BUILDING RISES H 1 6/05/86 8 3 P P S76
THIEVES TAKE LUMBER FROM BUILDING SITE -.--.-. _ .
DUKE TO HOST TRACK EVENTS FDR U.S. OLYMPIC FF<;TH,., 5 2 10/29/86 A 11
FESTIVAL S 2 11/06/86
SHERATON UNIVERSITY CENTER
KUDOS TO JAYCEES AND NAACP
POLICE CHARGE 5: THIEF GETS CAR STEREO UNIT ^ I ,V,W,'i.'i
SHERIFFS. N.C.
Ill fl-fS BLACKS. SHERIFFS
SEE ALSO THE SHERIFF'S ACAOFMY
STATE CHIEF JUSTICE SAYS ELECTIONS DELAYING SOME CASES BEFORE COURT
SHERIFFS. N.C, UNFTHICAL CONDUCT
2 3/06/86 C 2 P P L2n
, ... . .J ^
1 N W82
11/25/86
H 2 10/25/86 A 11 P N
MONTHLY/
I rj D E X
12/31/66
'olin^oll ^B:;'GSUrj&ly'a?t£'SIV'RrSU^'?l''n"lNVEST,GATION about SHEP.^F
cu
THE SHERIF-^'S ACADEMY ,^^.r „ = ot
SEE ALSO noOHAM COUNTY SHERIFF'S OEPT.
SEE ALSO OUOHAM FIRE ACADEMY
SEE ALSO DURHAM POLICE ACADEMY
SFE ALSO ORANGE COUMTY SHERIFF'S OEPT.
SEE ALSO SHERIFFS. fl.C. , ^^„,
^'|3''s^?RVFF^s'2^A£'EMrRE«oh!?f-DIPLOMAS AT GRADUATION
MORE THAN MEETS THE EYE IN SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT
SHERMAN'S MARCH AND VIETNAM I BOOK I
RESTON CITES PARALLELS IN CIVIL HAR, VIETNAM
SHERWOOD GITHENS MIDDLE SCHOOL
SFE GITHENS MIDDLE SCHOOL
SHE'S GOTTA HAVE IT IFILMI
'jg^BEAT 'HOME' MOVIES STIR UP NYC
SHILOH TRUE LIGHT CHURCH OF CHRIST
CHURCH RUNS AFOUL OF U.S. CHILD-LABOR LAWS
CHURCH FIGHTS BACK ON CHILD LABOR
'"'se'e"lSo'oISEASFs ISEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC DISEaSESI
DRUG CAM REDUCE DANGER FROM FORM OF CHICKEN POX _ , „^ _ .
DUKE STUDY PINPOINTS DRUG THAT LOWE'S DANGER OF SHINGLES
SHIPBUILDING^ ADVANCES BOON TO DESIGNERS
SHIPS
SEE ALSO BOATS
THAT'S ALL FOLKS?
SHIPWRECKS , „
SEE ALSO USS MONITOR
ECU DIVERS SURVEY BLOCKADE RUNNERS „,,^.^^^
FIVE MUSEUM GROUPS SEEK 'MONITOR' ARTIFACTS
SHOE ICO'MC STRIPI
•SHOE' CREATOR.
MACNELLY, TO SPEAK
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S
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DATE C
I T
L Y
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S 2
H 2
l/02/''b A
1/03/B6 B
1 ",
<./U/R6 C
'./2<./e6 A
S 2 3/21/86 C I P N
H 2 10/31/86 U
b
'./28/P6
lo/is/et
I2/l?/n6
12/13/86
H 1 1/11/06 C
H 2 B/21/P6 A
10/31/86 C
12/23/86 C
S 2 ',/ia/86 D 12
17, KILLED IN...PARKINr. LOT H
SHOES
SEE ALSO BASS wEEJUNS
iE^^gY;iMirS^'M:'l2T?'^SLSrs! SHOES ARE HIGH FASHION AT SGHS
SHOES CAN CAUSE FOOT PROBLEMS
SNEAKERS HAVE BECOME HIP
INTERPRETATIONS DIFFER
^"'^^^OURHAM PEOPLE AT work: man RAISES SHINE ON SHOE WITH ONE HAND
SHOGUN restaurant (CHAPEL HILL. N.C.I
ARMED ROBBERIES CONTINUE TO Ml UN T
in DW==LL1NGS REPORT HOLIDAY THEFTS
CRI"ESTOPPERS SEEKING ROBBERS
SHDNEY'S RESTAURANT .,,,^
FUND DRIVE SET FOR 9URN VICTIM
SHOaTINUS.^CARRUORO^^ SHOOTING INTO CARRBORO HOUSE
SHOOTINGS. ^^CHAPEL^HILL^j^^ AFTER B= I NG SHOT
CHAPEL HILL MAN SHUT TO DEATH
FOUL PLAY RULFD OUT IN SHOUTING DEATH
ORANUE MAN SHOT WITH SHOTGUN. PISTOL; 2 CHARUED
WIFE CHAKOEO IN MAN'S DEATH
CHAPEL HILL MAN SHOT IN HIP; ^NE CHARGED
ARRFST MADE IN FUOT-SHOOTING INCIPENI
HAN SHUT IN ABDOMEN .„,.r
SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS TERM IN l<)a4 SLAYING
SHOOTINGS. DURHAM
^"sTShi?,T'^s£i?rrT'MSSfHjir^IG.: CHEFRLEAOER
OURHA" TEEN CHARGFD WITH GIRL'S OFATH
nortmfrn preparfd to help students cupe
SHORTF-IED DAY BRINGS SOLACE TO STUUENTS ,,.„„.,_
STUObNT HELD WITHOUT BOND IN S HOOT I NG OF C L A S 5MA 1 1 „.„^„. ,^ THurK
SHOnHNr. PLANNED, REPORTED NOTE SAYS/COURT SOURCES: PAPFRS IN. ..TRUCK
SCHOOL AUDITORIUM SITE FOR MISS RUSSE LL ' S « I JF S
FAMILY. FRIENDS PACK SERVICES F3R SLAIN STUDENT
5„f5iFF says youth admits kOLE IN C'lME ON RECORDING
SLAIN student GRIEVEU 'IN SEASON OF SORROW'
MUROE" 'USPPCTEO AFTER BODY FOUNU
MAN. T,, CHARGED IN NFIGHBUR'S DEATH
LAST P ESPFCTS
OFPUTIES: TAPE TIES MANCUSO TO SLAYING
A COMMUNITY IN PAIN
2 ARR'^STED FOP "UPDER
i^Nj55rybSF&"iF?is r^p^i;?;;}'';'u?ciS^'VRjfc';;y-Giis monday to grand jury
SHO"liNG LEADS TO ARREST, 5T0LEN-RIFLE CHARGES
MAN SHOT IN FOOT , „ .
MAN MURDERED AT PARTY AT DUKE
SUSPECT SOUGHT AETER SLAYING ON DUKE CAMPUS
SUSPECT IN SLAYING ru'NS HlMSfLF IN „,„,.,
T^AR CAS FLUSHES SNIPFR FROM "'URHAM APARTMENT
TFAP GAS FNOS STANDOFF BY MAN ARMED WITH RIFLE
MANCUSO ARRAIGNMENT SET
FUND TO HONOR SLAIN STUDENT
HANCUSO'S HEARING DELAYFD ONE MONTH
WEEKEND SHOOTINr. LEADS TO AN ARREST
MOTIONS FILED FOR MANCUT.O
LAWYERS TRY TO BAR OtAIH AS PENALTY
WOMAN SHUT OPPNING CLOSET
WOMAN SHOT, IN CaITlC»L CONDITION
YOUTH CHARGED WITH SHOOTING M?M
MAN CHAPt,EO WITH ATTEMPTED "U'DFR
SHOT FIREO AT GIRL; MAN IS CHARGED
GUNFIGHT ERUPTS NE A" FEW GARDENS
BULLET HITS MAN IN EYE IN GUN'^IGHT
GUNFIGHT FftupTS ON LANCASTER STREET
SHOTGUN FIRED AT CAP INJURES TWO OCCUPANTS
MAN SHUT OUTSIDE DRUG'^TORF
TWO MCN INJURED IN SHOTGUN BLAST
H 2
H 2
S 2
S 2
H 2
3/2A/86 A
3/2^/86 e
5/37/86 B
7/l<,/B6 B
9/2<>/86 A
U G7e
P T37
S 2 3/n/B6 o 1 P N G5P
H 3
H 3
S 2
12/20/86 C
12/30/86 B
12/30/86 C
•1 nio
N "in
DURHAM MAN SHHT IN KNEE AT HU"E ,^.„_,
MAN AORFSTED ON U'=C. 22 SHOOTING CHARGE
WITNESS RECALLS FIGHT BEFORE FATAL SHOOTI
H 3-
)/12/8o I
3
N
H 3
l/lA/86 C
1
N
M 2
<./l'5/86 C
2
N
H 2
'./23/''6 C
3
M
H 2
6/10/86 C
3
N
H 2
6/13/B6 t
3
^1
H 3
6/2^/»6 B
5
N
H 3
7 / 1 7 / 86 P
3
^l
H 3
a/12/S6 L
1
N
H 3
10/08/86 C
2
N
H 2
1/10/86 A
1 P
N
15<.
S 2
I/10/86 A
1 P
M
T85
S 2
1/11/86 A
1 P
N
J13
H 2
1/1 1/86 A
1
N
A 5'
H 2
1/11/86 A
I P
N
'51
H 2
1/1 1/86 A
1
N
se2
H 2
1/11/86 A
0
5 2
1/11/86 A
1
N
Td'=
H 2
1/12/86 A
1
N
M51
H 2
1/12/86 A
1 "
N
M51
H 2
1/12/86 e
1 I
N
H 2
1/13/86 0
l'-
'1
S 2
1/13/86 C
I "
p
F70
5 2
1/13/86 C
I
N
H 2
l/15/=6 A
A
p
S ?
1/15/86 A
1 P
'i
T8 =
M 2
1/16/86 6
1 "
a5A
S 2
1/17/86 C
1
N
S 2
l/27/»6 C
t
N
H 2
1/23/86 C
7
N
S 2
1/25/86 A
1
N
HO''
H 2
1/26/86 B
1
N
,H 2
1/2 7/86 11
1
■;
S 2
1/27/86 A
1 "
'J
T85
H 2
1/28/86 C
1
N
"51
S 2
1/28/86 C
1 P
N
TdS
S 2
2/01/86 A
1
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S6A
S 2
2/U3/86 A
1
'1
T65
S 2
2/03/86 A
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H 2
2/0<./86 A
1
■1
S32
S 2
2/0<./°6 C
1
N
S 2
2/06/86 C
1
N
H 2
2/07/86 A
1 1
N
H 2
2/11/86 A
10
'1
S 2
2/11/86 C
I
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H 2
2/1 2/86 E
7
N
H 2
2/I'-/86 B
1
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2/2A/86 C
1
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•151
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2/2'>/°6 C
I
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H 2
2/26/86 t
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5 ?
2/26/86 A
^
'1
S 2
2/26/86 C
10
N
H 2
3/03/86 a
I
N
H 2
3/l2/''6 C
2
N
H 2
3/13/86 C
22
N
382
M 0 N I H L YV A
1/01/86 - 12/31/86
SUBJECTS
'A-.r 513
l/0<>/'17
SFCMRITY GuanO IS CH4PGED
GUNSHOT GRAJtS MAN'S FOREHEAD
s2feiHN^r^L'i»S''^ lEa^L%*"''^ SHOOTINGS
PEACEMAKER SHOT 3 TIM>;S AFTER FIGHT
MAN CHARGED IN FEW GARDENS SHOOTING
";n fH4RGeD WITH FEW GARDENS SHOOTING
FATAL SHOT MAYBE ACCIDENTAL
HTfjND'c'jAl^FTwriH'lJSR'SE^R" "-'"= BOYFRIFND CHARGED
fEETswT''To"£ATH""'- SHOOTING WAS ACCIDENTAL
WOMAN SHOT AS POLICE APPROACH COUPLE
HAN CHARGED IN TEEN'S DEATH '-""'^'-'=
WOMAN SHOT IN BACK
MAN SHOT
nMDu^5'';9t,°,9"?''SI° "< DURHAM SHOOTING
DURHAM MAN IS SHOT THREE TIMES IN LEG
GUNMAN Pons STEAKHOUSE
^ I:'ltLI?„"f'-'- STREET SHOOTING
3 ARRESTED IN HOUSE SHOOTING
MANSLAUGHTER PLEA NETS YOUTH 3 YEARS
JIH?''!^¥5„I.?E"'5 IN FA"!. SHOOTING
GUNSHOT WOUND CLAIMS MAN'S LIFE
'sH8oTSSH'!tR[?g!fNrg?fs''5rfl°^ mW'''" "'"'''' "" ""-^"5°
?ti:ssL"nT?rMjrL«^^!N''j?j^= *" ""
Sm", l¥°J, .TS 9E*I" NE*" GOVERNORS INN
auLLFT SLUG IS SOUGHT IN SLAYING
8SR'iSi*k!N''^ligT°VJ C?Ht'' """""'^ '" "" 5'-"'"'^
WOMAN SHOT, EX-MATE ARRESTED
GUNSHOT REPORTS KEEP DURHAM POLICF BUSY
?,\^M^K*S'^I°„'"^" SHOUTING INTO OCCUPIED CAR
in^TIc JH^oPy""'" RESTAURANT. ESCAPE
POLICE CHARGE 3 MEN WITH SHOOTING INTO CAR
FOOT SHOOTING BRINGS ASSAULT CHARGF
MAN HIT WITH BASEBALL BAT '-"'"O^
OFFICER'S WEAPON KILLS MAN
CHIFF backs OFFICER IN SHOOTING DEATH
WOMAN CHARGED WITH MURDER UtAIH
run^^un? = ''i?^"u-'"^^"''EO IN SHOOTING
TWO SHOTS HIT MAN WHILE IN PARKED CAR
POLICE PROBE DURHAM SHOOTING
rA^cr?iY?<^jif[c^scRS^R?§^sir'°''"^'"
c55N'ia"wSSV^'R?ySgP *""""<^N RIDICULOUS
UNIDENTIFIED MAN FOUND SHOT DEAD
2S?5p^?"?8N^?RS^"?fi3o?t^G"''''"°''°"'^"''"^'5
8S^S"a2 SirSHi^'lg'S^A?^"""" IMPARTIALITY
MAN CHARGED WITH MuRoER
JUDGING WITHOUT FACTS
sfS!YiSG'?[;i'pjc-?'i%si?[iig'sss;^Eg^*'"
gySn^'M- ?R*?Mi??g^|?R?'^" """"'' ^"'^'"^"'E""
TWO HEN ARE SHOT AT HARDEE'S
u.^^^Ji^J" F'ST-FOOD RESTAURANT
- MAN SHOT AT HARDEE'S DIES: MuwnFfl THAPrFn en en
PROBE CONTINUES IN SLAYING
WHERE'S JUSTICE IN SHOOTING DF»TH7
MAN CHARGED WITH MURDER "-•'"'
POLICF ACTION JUSTIFIED
05tSA^'0ipSl^^sSHi?'2T"''°'^= ""* «""IED. CHARGED
TIP REVEALS MAN HURT IN STABBING
SSf'^N HEARS NOISES, FIRES PISTOL AT THIEVES
"^P^lT!^|'toS"pl:?'f^^l5„^i?F=tSriN CLOTHES
f?'?.?S'>^°„''? 5100,000 IN NU5SING HG"E SHOnTIN'-.
isi^E's::,^?^'^^ if,ihVii,^o' ^'""'"SARY^urvs'iafo
DUNN PAIR SHOT AT, CHASED
ttn l?Vi"nF'EI=,^!;!H2nN? OF COUPLE SURRENDERS
rR?MclInD2co?''SIS^''5 INVOLVED IN SHOOTING
CRIMEST0PP6RS TIP LFADS TO AfiRFSTS
tVS fl?n^^S^ ARRESTED IN SHo5?ING
1/ 0^ ''iHS?wg^E'?TS°?N' ssRS';?n"R\" rrNccu
KiyR?;H°fai §??Jp;° °"TH AT DORMITOR?""
ss^'^s^u^a? vriHay??^&\[v'cF,^ '''""''•' °'''"
DURHAM MAN CHARGED IN SHOOTJN'-,
GUNMAN ENTERS CAR, SHOOTS MAN. GFT'i r«^u
POLICE OFFICER INTERCEPTS SHM I ING
BLOODSTAINED CAR FOUND , BU T N3 T OR I VER
Sni^^ySVJJ^n'^y'"''-''^ SURRENDERS '*"
Sft-.i- SENTENCED FOR SHOOTING
u,',?Lo*?,T,^';E''K SHOT AND KILLED
MURDER VICTIM IDENTIFIED
j'-r, ?o'.?°y'-2;9E ROBBER TRADE SHOTS
oUEs%riAir!N^tjsfebT'cJ.%^?igii^^
pill'. !Sic"K'?SPcirF?R?S'uVr '^ S^°"" CAR
D RhJm ntHA'^ii'^^S.Il''" CLERK'S MURDER
gURHAM DENTIST'S DEATH PROBEO
t;SSAil,S£3?'<?^"T!Jr;]E5i''"'' "''° OCCUPIED CAR
DEPUTY SHOOTING PROBEO
DEPUTY SHOT TWICE IN ARM AS 2 MEN OPEN FIRE AT STORE
N 6 E
I T
L Y
P D DATE C PG
L P BYL
H 2 3/23/n6 C 1
.N
H 2 3/2'./!16 B If.
N
H 2 3/2<l/n6 c I
N
S 2 3/2i/n6 A 3
M
H 2 3/30/86 C 4
N
H 2 3/3I/X6 A «
L
H 2 <,/06/86 C 3
N
S 2 ',/07/Bb B 6
N
H 2 './16/86 C 3
N
S 2 <./16/n6 C 1
N
H 2 ',/l7/a6 a 3
N
H 2 <./20/R6 C 1
N
H 2 <,/20/n6 C <.
N
S 2 4/21/86 C 5
^1
H 2 <./23/R6 B 4
N
S 2 4/26/86 A I
N
H 2 4/27/86 C =1
'I M5I
H 2 4/27/86 C 6
N
S 2 4/2R/86 A 3
N
S 2 4/28/86 A 7
^l
H 2 4/20/P6 C 12
N
H 1 5/20/86 C 3
^1
5 2 5/20/86 C 1
N
S 2 6/02/86 A 10
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H 2 6/03/B6 C =
N
S 2 6/03/86 C I
N TBS
H 2 6/04/86 B 3
N
S 2 6/05/86 A 1
P N T85
H 2 6/0''/a6 B ?
N
5 2 6/00/86 C I
N
H 2 6/10/86 A 1
P N S82
H 2 6/12/86 8 5
N
H 2 6/15/86 C 5
N
S 2 6/17/86 A 1
p N Ta5
H 2 6/18/86 C I
P N
S 2 6/18/86 C 1
N T85
H 2 6/19/86 B 1
►1
S 2 6/20/86 C 1
N
H 2 5/23/96 A 11
N
H 2 6/23/86 B 1
N
H 2 6/23/86 B 5
N
S 2 6/23/86 C 1
N
S 2 6/24/86 C 1
N
S 2 6/27/86 C I
N
S 2 7/J3/86 A 2
N
H 2 7/04/86 B 1
N
S 2 7/04/86 A 1
N H87
H 2 7/05/86 C I
M
H 2 7/05/86 C 1
N M5I
H ? 7/07/36 C 10
N
S 2 7/08/86 A 1
N
H 2 7/01/B6 A 16
N
H 2 7/09/86 B 1
N
S 2 7/09/86 A 2
N
H 2 7/13/86 C 3
N
H 2 7/14/86 B 1
N H51
H 2 7/15/86 C 1
P N "51
H 2 7/15/86 C 1
N
H 2 7/15/86 C 1
^J
S 2 7/15/86 A 1
N Ta5
S 2 7/15/86 C I
P N S33
H 2 7/16/86 C 1
^1
S 2 7/16/86 C 1
N
H 2 7/19/86 A 4
E
H 2 7/19/86 C 3
N
S 2 7/19/86 A 1
N
H 2 7/20/86 C I
N
H 2 7/21/86 A 4
L
S 2 7/22/86 C 1
N
H 2 7/24/86 B 1
N
S 2 7/24/86 A 12
N
H 2 7/28/86 B 1
N
H 2 8/07/86 B 1
N
S 2 a/07/86 C I
N
H 2 8/08/86 B I
N M51
S 2 8/08/86 A 11
M
H 2 B/11/86 B I
N
H 2 8/13/86 C 1
N
S 2 8/13/86 C 1
N
H 2 8/ 4/86 A 4
L
H 2 3/ 4/86 B 1
N
H 2 8/15/86 A 4
L
H 2 3/19/86 8 2
N
S 2 8/18/86 C 2
N
5 2 8/19/86 C I
N
H 2 8/20/86 C 3
N
S 2 8/20/85 C 1
N
H 2 8/22/86 C 5
N
S 2 3/22/86 C 1
N
H 2 8/23/86 C I
N S5l
H 2 8/23/86 C 2
•1 ^82
S 2 8/23/86 C I
N
S 2 8/23/86 C 1
N
S 2 8/25/86 C 1
N
H 2 8/26/96 C 1
N "51
H 2 8/27/86 B 5
N
S 2 8/27/86 C 1
N
H 2 3/28/86 b 4
N
H 2 a/29/86 B 3
N
S 2 3/30/86 A 1
N T85
H 2 3/31/86 C 1
N X44
H 2 8/31/86 A 2
N
H 2 9/01/86 C 1
M M51
H 2 9/04/86 e 1 n
n
H 2 9/06/86 A 14
N
S ? 9/06/85 C 1
rj
S 2 9/09/86 C I
N
S 2 9/19/86 C I
N
S 2 9/2?/86 C 1
N
H 2 S/25/B6 A 1
N V51
H 2 9/26/86 B 1
N A 54
H 2 9/27/86 C 1
N
S 2 10/04/86 C I
N
H 2 10/14/86 C 3
N
S 2 0/14/86 B 1
N T85
S 2 0/14/86 B 1
N
H 2 0/15/86 C 1
N M51
S 2 0/15/86 A 17
N
S 2 0/15/86 C 1
N
H ? 0/15/86 8 I
N MSI
H 2 10/17/85 B 1
N M5 1
S 2 10/20/36 A 1
N
S 2 10/23/86 A 12
N
H 2 10/27/36 B 1
N
S 2 10/2a/P6 A 1
N X 34
H 2 10/29/86 B 1
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MONTHLY/* N.'I.V/,'-
1 ■• 0 E X
U/31/86
1/0^/37
IN TIME. PLACE
OEPUTV BELE«SED FROM HOSPITAL
SI. 000 BEHARO SET IN SLAYING
Sn^ '„^a"5lgE?iEO."2yu?iE§ ?r^JJoHT IN OEPUTY SHOOTING
DEPUTIES SEEK aMO MAN IS SHOOTING
VANOALS ACTIVE LAST NIGHT ,..r„,c,=
2ND MAN. U3M4N HELD IN SHOOTING 0' DEPUTY SHEOIFF
MAN CHAPGED UITH SHOOTING AT uICc'S C««
POLICE CHARGE DURHA'" MAN WITH SHOOTING INTO CAS
Ht^ARINGS SET FOP 3 IN SHOOTING
Pa3BABLC-CA'JS'= HEARINGS SET IN SHOOTING OF DEPUTY
MI00« I-: CHArtGEO IN DENTIST'S DEATH
2 HURT IN SEPARATE SHOOTINGS CLTSF TOGETHER
MAN SHOT AFTER REFUSING ROBEE'S" OE"ANOS
MORE CHARGES FILED IN SHOOTING
t, OURHA" SHOOTINGS BOOST GUN CONTROL NEED
SHOT HAN COLLAPSES IN POOL HALL
DURHAM -AN SHOT TO DEATH AT POOL "ALL
THIPF DROPS GOODS. RUNS AFTFR MAN FIRES
POLICE CHARGE DIFFERENT BROTHER IN SHOUTING
suspect in shooting charged in rreak-ins
3 inuicteo in deputy shooting
man attacked, shot outside apartment
shot in chest fatal to woman
two mfn sought after third shit
boyfriend charged in slaying of .^oman
roxporo st. argument leaves three hen shot
Soman critical, after shooting; boyfriend charged
MAM ruAPfPn yITH whrdER
WOMAN SHOT IN HEAD OIES; CHARGE CHANGED TO MURDER
MAN SHOT IN BACK DURING ARGUMi^NT
MAN CHARGED HIT" FIREARMS VIOLATION
WOMAN SHOT. KIDNAPPED
OFFICERS CHARGE MAN IN SHOOTING. ABDUCTION
'"'=°'i.:j^3l-'Nlf?!;E"^?l:L*k himself .fter wounding 3
DURHAM mInI OAuGhtIr'S shooting death UNRESOLVED
durham woman slain in honduras
Shootings, n.c-
see also accioents. shootings , ,
elderly woman c"apgeu with killing
haw river man fatally shot
franklin woman held on muoder charge
. -alamance han shot to oeai" in charlotte
shooting victim was s'=riously ill, doctor says
man's widow said he didn't tmeaten officer
shooting victim out of hospital
man charged after 6 boys hit " y shots ^„,,„r.
officers say 2 slain women were from wake county
rutherford deputy injured by shti
EUD
UNEXPECTE" GUILTY PLEA HALTS MANSLAUGHTER TRIAL
POLICE HOPE SLAYING ARREST ENDS LENGTHY FAMILY F
POLICE OFFICER wounded; ROBHEOY SUSPECT KILLED
TRUCK DRIVE" SHOT IN FAYETTEVlLLE „.^,„
WOUNO'=U POLICE OFFICER IN SERIOUS CONDITION
OXF"Rn MAN IS CHAPGED IN MURDER
OXFORO MAN HELD IN PERSON SLAYING
FIVE ACCUSED OF ATTEMPTED ARSON
NO CHARGES PLANNED AGAINST OFFICER
WOUNDED MAN'S BROTHER ARRESTED
MORGANTCN MAN KILLED BY OFFICER
MOkGANTPN OFFICER CLEARED IN SHOOTING .,.r.j
MORGANTON POLICE OFFICER CLEANED IN S"OCTING DEATH
GUNSHOTS REPORTED FIRED AT PLANT NEAR ROXBORO
CHARGES FILED IN ROXBORO SHOOTING INCIDENT
1 KILLED, Z HURT DURING SHOOTING AT RESTAURANT
POLIC"^: VIC'IM'S BROTHER HELD SHOOTING SUSPECT
ONE MAN KILLED, ONE WOUNDED «= AR LOUSIBURG
POLICE SAY BUNN MAN APPARENTLY WAS ^URDEREO
SHME GUILFORD FOLKS TAKE SHOT AT CUTTING CRIME
TAXI SERVICE Owner found shot io death
CLINTON MAN SHOT AFTER TROOPE' STOPS CAR
WOMAN, M4N OIF In KINSTON SHOOTING
ASSAULT CHARGE FILED
THIRD MAN ARRESTED „, «^.,..
GROCERY STORE OWNER NEAR »ED SPRINGS SHOT TO DEATH
MAN SHOT IN SHOULDER AT HOPKINS STREET HOME „,, ^,
LAW OFFICERS IN PERSON COUNTY INVESTIGATE CUTTINGS. SHOOTINGS
MURDER CHARGE FILED IN ALAMANCE
MURDER CHARGE FILED
ROxeOPO MAN SHOT IN ABDOMEN
MAN SHOT FOLLOWING ARGUMENT
SUSPECT CAPTURED , „
N.C. SHOOTING SPREE KILLS 1. WOUNDi TWO ^„„^^
ONE MAN KILLED. TWO wOUNDED IN SHOOTING SPREE
STEM "AN, 5', IS SHOT DEAD; BROTHER HELD
MAN IS Charged after son shot
LOUlSeuRG MAN CHARGED WITH SHOOTING , ^ „, ,,_
SHOTS FIRED AT PARK RANGER WH3 SPOTTED STOLEN PLANE
DURHAM LAWYER ARRESTED FOR FATAL GUILFORD SHOOTING
ARMED MAN BELIEVED TO BE HIDING ON "A TIER A S I SL ANO
TanGLF: scheme THAT TURNED SOJR may havE LED TO SHOOTING
TANGLE: FRIENDS SURPRISED AT S ANDERS • aBkEST
TANGLE: victim identified BALING SCHEME'S MYSTERY MAN
TANGLF: SON SAYS PROwN TRYING TO GET MONEY BACK WHEN HE WAi SLAIN
DARE LAWMEN APPEAL FOR MAN TO GIVE UP
OUTER BANKS -MANHUNT SCALED DOWN
MAN IS "ELD IN SHOOTING AT RA'IGER
MAN FACES COURT APPEARANCE ON ASSAULT C"ARGF
BOND REFUSED FOR LAWYER HELD TN LOUNGE SLAYING
lu?;;?S5S S^nI gt^Ts^^ElS iF?ir'^HOOTING, FOLKS CHASE „„,„„,„,,
jFTCR SHOOTING GIRLFRIEND, man KILLS HIMSELF AT POLICE ROADBLOCK
CAMPBELL STUDENT DISCOVERED SL A I N
ROXBORO WOMAN HELD IN SHOOTING
3^'iNJ1JREo"'in''SHOOTIN& at CUMBERLAND SCHOOL
THRFE SHOT IN HALLWAY AT SCHQnL
PREGNANT STUDENT'S NOTEBOOK STOPS BULLET „„-,„^.
JUDGE TRIPLES BONO ON STUDENT CHARGED IN SHOOTINGS
MAN SAYS HIS ABDUCTORS FORCED HIM TO DIG GRAVE
MAN AND WOMAN FOUND SLAIN
MAN IS SENTENCED FOR BANK SHCTIING
LINK PROBED IN OVERLOOK SLAYINGS
BROTHER SEES man SHOOT HI-SELF IN ABDOMEN „,,,^^_
GASTON JUDGE RULES WO-AN SHOT SON IN SELF OFFENSc
RETIRED POSTMASTER KILLED AT ms COTTAGE
POLICE SURROUND HOUSE AFTER SHOTTING
SHOTGUN FIRED AT RALEIGH POLICE OFFICER
MILTON SHOOTING S'l SPEC T ARRE ST ED
'0°Mlh'ilA'\'»00''i--l"VnnlVH:ni'il left north CAROLINA
YOUTH CHARGED KITH ASSAULTS REEO
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S 2 0/2'!/'<6 A II
N
H ' 10/31/96 B I
N
S 2 3/31/B6 C I P
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H 2 I/0I/56 L 1
N A 54
S 2 U/ai/B6 C I
N
S 2 l/01/°6 C I
N TBS
H 2 11/02/36 L 1
N M51
H 2 l/O^/'b C 1
N
S 2 l/03/»6 A 6
N
H 2 U/0<./n6 C 1
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S 2 l/Oi/BS B 1
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H 2 11/U6/86 B <.
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H 2 U/n/°6 B •>
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H 2 1I/11/P6 C J
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N
H 2 11/23/16 C 1
N -51
S ? 1/25/86 C 1
N
H 2 l/2^/°6 C I
N
S 2 11/21/86 B 1
■t
H 2 l/3?/»6 C 1
N
S 2 2/02/36 A 1
N 765
S 2 2/05/36 E 1
N
H 2 12/03/36 B 5
N
H 2 I2/D6/S6 b 1
N
H 2 12/05/86 B 9
H
H 2 12/08/86 B 1
N
H 2 12/08/O6 B B
•1
S 2 12/03/f6 C I
N
H 2 12/U5/B6 C 6
N
H 2 12/1-1/86 C 2
U
S 2 12/20/86 A 2
•1
H 2 12/2T/86 C 4
N
S 2 12/27/86 C 1
N
H ? l2/2<./»6 C 3
N
S 2 12/27/86 A 1
N H70
H 2 12/28/B6 C 1
N
H 2 1/02/86 B 3
N
H 2 1/03/B6 a ".
N
H I 1/03/86 e 1
N
H 2 1/06/36 a 6
0
H 2 l/aO/86 A 1»
N
H I i/ao/86 a I
N
H 2 1/11/86 C 3
N
H 2 l/l'./36 3 A
N
H 2 1/16/R6 A 3
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H 2 1/17/86 B 3
H
H I 1/17/86 e 3
N
H 2 1/15/B6 B n
N
H 2 1/21/86 A 10
N
H 2 1/21/86 A 10
N
H 7 l/23/»6 0 7
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S 2 1/23/36 A I
N H03
H I 1/2A/36 b I
N
H I l/2<./36 b <•
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H I 1/31/36 B 1
N
H 2 2/U3/B6 A 7
N
H 1 2/25/86 C 3
N
S 2 2/25/36 A 3
N
H ? Z/ih/'b A 11
N
H I zntt/ib a I
N
H 1 Z/ZT/^b e I
N
S 2 3/03/86 A 1
N
H 2 3/0<./36 B 5
N
. M I 3/05/36 S I
N
H 1 3/05/86 B I
N
H 2 3/07/86 B 5
N
H 2 3/11/86 C 1?
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H 2 3/13/06 A 11
'1
H 2 3/l'./36 A 12
N
H 2 3/15/86 A 14
N
H 2 3/20/36 8 3
N
H 2 3/21/86 A 12
N
H 2 3/23/86 C 6
N
H 1 3/25/36 C I
N
H 1 3/25/'>6 C I
N
H 2 3/26/80 3 3
N
H I 3/2^/06 C 1
N
S 2 3/2'/96 A 13
N
H 2 <./02/36 e 5
N
S 2 './0<./a6 A 1
N
H 2 <./05/P6 C 5
N
H 2 <,/07/B6 A 8
n
H 2 4/08/96 A 12
u
H 2 4/11/86 A 23
N
H 2 4/1D/86 C 6
N
H 2 4/11/86 A 1
N »51
H 2 4/11/86 A 14
N
H 2 4/12/86 A 1
N X13
H 2 4/12/86 A 1
N S82
H 2 4/12/36 A I
N L4I
H 2 4/12/36 A I
N 851
H 2 4/I2/°6 A 10
•1
H 2 4/13/36 C 7
'I
H 2 4/14/86 A 1
N
H 2 4/15/''6 a 3
N
H 2 4/16/36 C I
N ^82
H 2 4/20/36 C 1
N
H 2 4/26/R6 8 4
N
H 2 4/23/36 E 4
N
H 2 5/01/86 B 2
N
H 2 5/05/»6 C 6
N
S 2 5/06/36 C 6
N
S 2 5/00/96 A 1
N
H 2 5/11/96 C 14
N
H 2 5/12/86 C 3
N
H 2 5/13/R6 A 9
N
H 2 5/21/86 8 2
N
H 2 5/22/86 D 4
N
H 2 5/22/86 B 8
N
H 2 5/29/86 A 15
N
H 3 6/04/36 C I
N BIO
H 2 6/07/36 b 8
N
H 2 6/ll/°6 B 4
^l
H 2 6/11/86 C 5
N
M 2 6/12/36 A 16
N
H 1 6/12/''6 B 1
N
H 3 6/12/36 3 3
?l
H 2 6/13/86 A 19
N
H 2 6/15/86 C 5
N
MONTHLY/, n^.^u^.^, _ , ^.^o^e^, , , S U B . e C T S p.. ,,3
1/0O/17
IN KITTBELL
GUNSHOT KILLS OXFORD MAN
PROTESTS CONTINUE AT GROCERY STORE IN KITTRELL
':^yS?S„SI'-;^'°"S COUNCIL TRYING TO RESOLVE CONTRnvFRSY
TROOPFR SPRAYED BY BUCKSHOT
NO ARIcSTS 'lAPE IN SHOOTING OF DEPUTY
TWO DIE IN SHOOTING ucruil
CIVIL WAR SHOW BECOMES REALISTIC
Bc''Sc^.S^^°!'^'"' '•'OICTED IN GJUFORO
Kf';?l?jrs?Sg"E!wS?l?f°T?,!5i^bSNV?yi;rD''^ ■*"""• ""^'^ ^*^
£StilM''cSSp'GFD'iriS ^IfiihEj"" '" """"'^'^ """""'^ "SE
MfN IS SENTENCED TO HOUSE ARREST
2IE^I,S"£^„I!,'-'r5.'^*!;KF.5 N9T.n..'= I «e_«T_ INTRUDER
G SPREE
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OXFORD MAN HELD IN SHOOTING DEATH
MAN HOUNDED BY SHOTGUN BLAST
MAN IS WOUNDED BY SHOTGUN BLAST
i,''n??';fJ'*,"2?SS0N DIE OF GUNSHOT WOUNDS
!5fS^S'^S ITrld^ ?SSf? SKJ^Sou"^!^?^'^'^ "'^" "'^
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JSE^rc'S.^jRrSSu^NS'G^arSfiCSD^I! ^^'^E^^Ion-'^VaSd^SfF^'^^^ ' COWORKERS
:^a MURDER CASE PENDING AGAINST ilGGS 5'*N00f'=
tSnnrV.'.r^?." MAN SERIOUSLY WOUMDEO IN HEAD
SHOOTING IN CHURCH BRINGS SENTENCFS
5,fJSS?'^,"^°"''^"' EMPLOYEES GET HEPATITIS 1 NNOCULAT IONS
WI'^JTON-SALEM POLICE OFFICER HIT BY GUNSHOT
ROXBORU HAN CHARGED IN SHOOT PIG >»>J™^"UI
;,Wr'9„''S'^fl-E DYING IN N.C. GUN ACCIDENTS
^^JhJ^J^^'-^S^. FNTEREO IN SCHOOL SHOOTING
£ ?'"^^,!,^ f^VSIX 'i^^ '5 KILLED IN SHOOTING
N.C. GOP Leader rfbounds from felony conviction
FRANKLIN COUNTY HAN SHOT, HOSPITALIZED
BURLINGTON HAN INJURED BY GUNSHOT
WOMAN KILLED IN SHOOTING AT RALEIGH HOSPITAL
FRANKLINTON HAN WOUNDED BY SHTTS "Ui''"«L
£l:'f''fV,^"-L HAN SLAIN IN CHARLOTTF
MAN CITED IN SLAYING OF HCCLAH
WHITE PATRIOT PARTY HEMBER CHARGED WITH PERJURY
CHARGFS ARE NOT PRESSED IN SHOOTING ►'tKJURY
ASSAULT CHARGES FILED IN SHOOTINGS
TWO IFENS KILLED, SHELBY HAN JOUNOED
FRANKLIN COUNTY HAN SHOT IN F»CF
HEBANE HAN SHOT INSIDE APARTHENT
RELATIVES SAY TEEN-AGER DIDN'T HEAN TO Kill FATHFR
^li,'(T?'I7o^^.'-f;^" ' DEAO,'sPA..KS HanJuNT '■'■ "^"^
F?SJ^L^i?gS SlN^i^SNtiErirL^^'^ "*'"^" ^°" 5"""^
RFHOVFS BULLET FRAGMENTS
HUGE MOUNTAIN POSSE HUNTS SLIPPERY SUSPECT
SUsJpr'? ^tJI ?K'r5?,K I^?? """^ SHOPNOCK -COP-HATER.
SUSPECT DIES IN GUN BATTLE WITH OFFICERS
HAN CHARGED IN LOUISBURG SHOOTING '^"-'=''^
SHORNOCK SOUGHT ENTRY TO STAIF HENTAL HOSPITAL
7^tr?°rnf.'J^°J^°'; "^""1- HO SP I TAL 2 MONIHS AGO
r2AS^c^°y77Jn";^xl"°I "^ DEATH; FATHER WUUNDED
H"i>Y^^T'\k'^,t''l'i ^R"E°A^^fN'^c'^SE'° '•' °"^""° ^"^"'""^
HAN KILLED, WOMAN HURT IN SHOTTINGS IN SALISBURY
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OXFORD MAN CHARGED WITH SHOOTING AT CLUB
TWO OFFICERS SHOT: MAN APPkEHFNOEO
BULLET KILLS HAN NEAR GRAHAM
H^No'E^^l^i^i^AS iHa7"'iS"A»S*5^ '^ '"°' '° ""'"
^?O^B\'B\E"\°iS?^ Ht".!>Tu R^SATSS^DE'g^C^Isr"""' '^'° ^'^"^^'^ °"^«
SHOOTINGS, ORANGE COUNTY
MAN SHOT TO DEATH AT PARTY; SMOTHER HELD
ACCUSED MURDERE' IN COURT ■^"'"'^" "tLU
WOMAN HELD IN SLAYING
WOMAN FACES TRIAL IN SLAYING
0»A"OE MiN SHOT wiT;'*^£3TgtjNr^?'^V5Pf'=f carp's?!"
HAN DIES OF GUNSHOT WOUND; WI=E CHARGED '-""'^^'^"
SHOP HILL
SEE ALSO PENNEHAN HOUSE
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H 2 7/aR/R6 A 12
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H 2 7/2?/n6 A 12
N
H 1 7/24/n6 B I
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H 2 7/25/86 A 8
N
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N
H 2 6/05/86 b 4
N
H 2 8/07/86 A 1
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H 1 0/16/86 C 1
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H 1 B/16/86 C 1
N
S 2 8/16/86 C 2
N
H 2 6/18/86 B i
^1
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N
H 1 8/l'5/n6 C 1
N
H 1 3/20/86 C 1
N
H 1 a/21/86 b 1
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S 2 a/21/86 A 1
N
S 2 8/22/06 A 1
N
H 2 8/23/86 A 1
N
H ? 6/25/86 A 1
N
H 1 8/26/86 C 1
N
H 1 9/03/86 B 5
N
H 1 9/12/86 B 1
N
H 1 9/12/86 a 1
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H 2 9/23/86 B <.
N
H I 9/23/86 C 1
N
S 2 10/02/86 A <,
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N
H 1 10/03/86 B 1
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H 2 0/05/86 C 11
N
H 1 0/16/86 a 3
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H 1 0/24/86 a 1
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H 2 0/25/86 A U
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N
H ? 0/31/86 A 16
N
H 2 1/01/06 C <■
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H I 11/01/86 C I
N
H 2 11/08/86 B 3
N
H 1 11/08/86 C 1
N
H 2 11/11/86 a 3
N
H 1 11/18/86 C 1
N
H I 11/21/86 B 1
N
H 2 11/22/86 0 8
N
H 2 11/24/86 B 6
N
H 2 11/25/86 B 3
N
H 1 11/25/86 C 1
N
S 2 11/25/86 A 2
P P
H 2 U/26/86 A 1
5 N
H 2 11/26/86 A 8
N
H 2 1/27/86 C 10
' N
H 1 l/2''/86 C 1
N
S 2 1/29/86 C 1
N
H 2 1/30/86 C I
N
H 2 11/30/86 C 1
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H 1 12/02/86 C 1
N
H 1 12/U5/86 a 5
N
S 2 12/10/86 C 13
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N
S 2 12/11/86 A 1
N
H 2 12/12/86 A 21
N
H 2 12/13/86 A 12
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N
H 2 12/22/86 B 8
N
H 2 12/23/86 C 6
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N
H 2 12/24/06 B 2
N
H 2 12/26/86 B 1
N
H 2 12/26/86 B 5
N
H 2 12/31/86 C 12
N
H 2 1/02/86 B 1
N
S 2 1/02/86 C 1
'1 181
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BROTHER IS CHARGED AFTER HAN SHOT
«2"!i°^g "•" DRIVES HIHSELF TO GAS STATION
16-YEAR-OLO IS CHARGED WITH MURDER
SHOOTINGS, U.S.
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, SHOOTINGS
SEE ALSO STANDOFFS
POLICE SEEKING MOTIVE FOR SHOOTINGS ON Bii^
ABERRANT BEHAVIOR COULD SIGNAL DANGER . -
N.Y. OFFICERS KI LL NOR TH C AR UL 1 NA MAN ^ 2 8/23/86 ..
POLICE HAVE NO MOTIVE N SHOOTING " | ff^"';'''' «
H 1 5/20/86
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4/14/86 A 1
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JAPANESE FIRHS GO FOR INDIVrOHAI • WHKF ii
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SENATE PEJcCTS OUTLAWING 'STUN GUNS*
UVA'S POLYNICE ADVISED TO STAY AWAY " ^ 6/;5/86 A 10
CPIMESTOPPERS TIP LEADS TO ARRESTS " ^ 7/11/86 C 1
21-YEAR-OLD MAN DIES FOLLOWING SHOPLIFTING ARREST S 2 9/09/86 A 12
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SEE ALSO WlLLOwnAILF SHO PP ING CF NTER
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BANKRUPTCY VOIDS AUCTION
BOARD BACKS PLAN FQR HOT EL , _ CE NT E R
PLANNING eOARO OKS HOTEL. CENTER ZONING
Ihy DUR"A-"cQULDN'T save that »1 MILLION ON PARKING GARAGE
c'^T^Cf SfdICINE LOSING WILLIE M HOUSE BOTHERS MOM
VA. FIR" BUYS WELLONS VILLAGE „,,..rc
VIRGINIA REALTY TRUST BUYS " EL LON J VILLAGE
FORCED CLOSING THREAT FACING STORES AT CENTER
PLANTATION PLAZA PERMITS "AY BE REVOKED
YU^rfREESriiLLO^E^N BATS MA<E FOR CROWDED SEASON
SI^igT^ESrs^ORlr ^JgCER? PpANliiS AT SHOPPING CENTER
SHORELINES
SEE BEACHES.
U.S.
' ^""?;R"ArE[''-s3RiaGl"*'iiiTS'-'p'R'lNT IN VASTLY ENTERTAINING NOVEL
SHORT PEOPLJ^ BECOMES NSA'S LITTLE BIG MAN
GO AHEAD. ASK IF SHE'S STANDING
SHORT SNOUT SOCIETY
"loci E?y'' GOING WHOLE HOG FOR DEBUT OF 600-POUNO NOTED LUM8EKT0N BEAUTY
SHOTGUNS
SEE ALSO GUNS
'"£lUBsK?iJ? ro'li.l\T.\thUl'-V.O.OH.- OF KILLING SHERIFF
BONO CUT FUR MAN HELD ON SHOTGUN CHARGE
'"' 'T.^r.Tr't 'nl'4"lko''^ilcl \r's'J[L^'i^. talent competition
DURHAM BALLERINA IS bUODING STAR
^"'SEE ALSO COMMERCIAL FISHING INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO SEAFOOD INDUSTRY
■^'lT*S^5Ll3l'!'"cilSESE HAVE LAST WORO IN EATING FRESH SEAFOOD
SEE NORTH/SOUTH ALL-STAR SHRINE BOWL
SHPINERS. nuPHAM
SEE DURHAM SHRINE CLUB
see sudan shrine temple
■^hR infrs. n.c.
SEE ALSO SHBINEPS OF AMRAN TEMPLE
SEE ALSO SUDAN SHRINE TEMOLE
OUTSTANDING SHRINE LEADERSHIP
SHPINERS OF AMRAN TE"PLE
"Slttl^olSS^H^nasTsiHRINE CEREMONIAL
FRATERNAL GROUP SETS CONVENTION
SHRINERS'PARADE TURNS OUT TO «E REAL BLAST
INAUGURAL SPLASH
THEIR KINO OF CAR
SmF INETTES CLUS „, ,,,,,
SEE DURHAM SHP INETTES
SHROUD OF TURIN
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SHROUO ARTICLE ERRONEOUS
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MOOPE ON SICKLE CELL PANEL
DRUG USED TO COMBAT INFECTION
SICcWALKS^^^ TO REPAIR SOME SIDEWALKS
SIECCR CORPORATE DEVELOPMENT
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SJECOR CORP. TO LAY OFF aX OF WORKERS
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SIENA HOTEL (CHAPEL HILL. N.f.)
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SIERRA CLUn
SEE ALSO ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
IIP *!-52 HEAOMATERS GROUPMSIERRA CLUBI
SEE ALSO WILDERNESS AREAS. N.C.
SEE ALSO WILDERNESS AREAS. U.S.
S^gULO N.C. PULL OUT OF REGIONAL WASTF COMPACT?
'6gliS'iau?'*?S35S'-Dg^wl°?gi?^?rs"'''' """"^ " "«""
SIERRA CLUB TO OUESTION CANDIDATES
FOkUM DRAWS 3 OF 10 CANDIDATES FUR LEGISLATURE
JS^XS'Ji^,.?9?'''*^ES POLITICAL CQRUM '-■='" ^'-'""'<-
J^Pyf^Oy^fS CANDIDATES ON PARKS. SHEARON HARRIS
i?5'P|"*JES DERATE TRErBURN DEVELOPMENT
PRICE GETS SIERRA CLUB BACKING
SIERRA CLUB BACKS SANFO'O
SIERRA: RED MILL PLAN TOP PRIORITY
PROTECTION SOUGHT FOR HATTERAS DUNES
SIGMA CHI
SIGMA CHI TO GIVE H.DOO TO KDSPITAL
SIGMA THFTA T AU
HONOR SOCIETY TAPS HOSPITAL E"<PLOYEE
^"E SIGN IN SIDNEY BRUSTEIN'S WINDOW (PLAYI
GUILD 'SIGN' TURNED OUT RIGHT
SIGN LANGUAGE
SEE ALSO DEAF
SIGN LANGUAGE COURSE OFFERED
SIGN LANGUAGE CAN MAKE CAROLS BALLET OF HANDS FOR DEAF
SIGN PAINTERS
SHADOW PAINTING
SIGNAL BOOKS
INVESTORS SUE PUBLISHER: SAY '\OnK HAS BEEN ALTFHfD
BOOK INVESTORS SUE CARR^ORO PUBLISHER «1-TERED
SIGNS
SEE ALSO PABY ON BOARD
■SEE ALSO BILLBOARDS
SEE ALSO HIGHWAY SIGNS
SEE ALSO POSTERS
see also symbols
see also traffic signs
creatiW"ppr3JcT '"'""' "* '"''' "^'■^
spreading goun cheer
sticker program to aid motorists
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A-B-C-D NEW SIGN? E-YEAH
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ON STAGE ''°"'' *°^*" 'CARTOONI
INSIDE ^^^ ^"''"^ '^ FU22Y AS A-B-C
INSIDE
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DANGEROUSLY FALSE MESSAGE ''''"WARD
HiUH SIGN
SAVING THE FIBERGLASS WHALE
WHAT'S THAT, PAL? YOU CAN'T FIND riTY HALL?
'.'.TllVhrniut'/ ^'^^^ CONFUSi^G^
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Vl\ Mnffeh ?2i?'^.,k2^PS ™ SIMPLIFYING SIGNS
1;85 MOTEL GETS NOD FOR TALLE» SIGN
SIGN FIRM PROPOSES NEW DOWNTOWN PLAN
(il^e US DIRECTIONS INSTEAD OF SysTERIES
A-N^SF'sfANDING^UL"' '°'"'° "'"' °"''"»»"- 'CARTOON.
NEW USE FOR SIGN
TEMPORARY SIGNS SOUGHT FOR L OH P
PANEL VOTES FOR TOwER PAINT J^B
S?GN OF cS^NGf"" favors NEW SIGNS ALONG MORGAN ST.
SIKH
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MILITANT SIKHS. HINDUS SHATTER GANDHI'S DREAM
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INCORRUPTIBILITY CHARACTERISTIC OF SIKHS
SIKH GURUDWARA
SEE ALSO CHURCHES, DURHAM
II5S5 BUILD TEMPLE OFF POXBORO ROAD
SIKHS WILL INAUGURATE N=W TEMPLE IN RRACTnuN nw QiiMnAV
DURHAM TEMPLE dedicated; FAC 1L 1 TY SEr5 mG°SIKHS FROm'Irea...
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SIKHS D^DICSTE ?ND TEMPLE IN TURHiH
INCORRUPTIBILiry CHARACTERISTIC OP SIKHS
sue'JT fiLHS
^FE ALSn f^ILM IMOUSTRV
AOT MUSEUM SHOHS SILE^'T COMEDIES
SILENT SAM
SEE ALSn CUNFFO^RATE MONUMENTS
SEE ALSO STATUfcS
uNc statuf to get face lift
STATUE TO GET NEU LUSTER
MAN ACCUSFO of rJEFACING 'SILENT SAM-
PERfH FOK AN EX-HnBI^IT ^„,,, „.„
•SILENT SAM- WON'T BE SEEN UNIVERSITY DAY
THE SnLf^IER RETURNS
STANDING SENTINFL AGAIN
STANDING SENTINEL AGAIN
^"^ TOHNs'PLANNING ANNIVERSARY BASHF3
CHATHAM ALTERS TAX LISTING SERVICE
SILER l"ITY. N.C.. WATER BOND ISSUE ^ „,„
SILFR CITY PLANS TO EXPAND ITS RESERVOIR
^""^"SILFR CITY^naG''FOOD MAKER SOLO TO CONNECTICUT FIRM
^""^"SILER CIIy''POLICEMAN TO BE RETURNED TO DUTY
SILICONE UIL^ OIL TAN AID RESTORATION OF SIGHT „„„„.,„,
DUKF 0Oi=TOR5 USE SILICONE OIL TO TREAT EYE PROBLtMS
SILK gOPE^AUTOMOTIVe^.NC.^.SILIR^CITY^^N.C..,^^ ^^^^ ^^^^^,
'"■''^FIREMFN USE LIQUID NITROGEN 10 SMOTHER BLAZE IN SILO
SILVER. THEFTS
SEE SILVt" THEFTS
SILVER STAR
SFE ALSO AMTRAK
SEE ALSO RAILROADS. N.C.
SILVER STAR CRUSHES 'SILVER BULLET' ^^„^„..
PASsInGFR TRAIN tRA IS ENDING FOR HENDERSON
SILVER THEFTS
WOMAN RCBS RETIRED PROF
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DIFFERENT STROKES
''""?L!^?'2L0i?NG TO LEAVE 2 50 JOBLESS
A SINGING 5TPEAH
SEE ALSO GOSPEL MUSIC
"!RE6^2onS'MMltY''SS5r»'AYED IN UNC GOSPEL MUSIC -0VI6
FILM FEATURES CREEQMOOR FAMILY'S MUSICAL TRADITIONS
SINGLE-FAMILY HOMES
SEE ALSO HOUSING CONSTRUCTION. COSTS
SEE ALSO MULTI-FAMILY HOUSING
DURHAM PUILOING PACE REMAINS HIGH
SINGLF-FAMILY UNITS SURGE IN TRIANGLE
BUILDFRS: INSPECTORS DOING TH= IR JOB WELL
...AND IN TPIANGLF. TREND IS THE SAME FOK FAMILY HOMES
DURHAM pgNTFRS' MARKET IMPROVES
LOW MORTGAGES FUEL HOME PRICE RISE
HOUSUJG PLANfJFO
f\'!k°"0USINC.'uNTTs'A'oAY"lieRr|.ULT IN DURHAM DURING F,RST NINE MONTHS
Housing DEMAND, LOW interest rates build strong markct
SINGLE MOTHERS
SEE ALSO PIRTHS. ILLEGITIMATE
SEE ALSO CHILOSIRTH
^''faIh|rlFSs"hu''ES "REED INSECU^ITr IN CHILDREN ,,..„„
GOO" CHILO CARt KEY TO TEEN H-'M'S SUCCESS— UNC STUDY
RISF IN ILLFGITIMAIF BIRTHS NOT GOOD NEWS
WHEN CHILDREN BECOME PARENTS
SINGLE PARFNTS
SFE ALSO DIVORCE , ^
<;FF ALS"^ family STRUCTURE
en? SCQUI5 CHANGING TO HELP SINGLE PARENTS
THE IMPCVERISHEO CHILDREN „ ^
SINGLE-PARENT ADOPTIUNS FEED ON SPECIAL LOVE
SINGLES AND SI'IGLES-AGAIN
SEE ALSO DIVORCE
SELF-ESTEEM IS IMPORTANT
'"^"sHRIEKIVG SIREN FRAZZLES NERV'S
SIXTEENTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT (N.C.I , ,_^ .. _ ,
SEE ALSO CONGRESSIO'IAL DI^TRICT^ , L^:'^ S ^''^rc^tl^i
MOST AREA LEGISLATORS PLAN To SEEK RE-ELECTION
RANDOLPH MAN S£=KS SENATE SEAT
CObFY. MRS. INS^O, SEN. WALKE" FILE
??At^OR%' HibE"oPPOSinON.'^oS''FJR REPS. BARNES. HACKNEY
MS. INSKO LFAVriG JOB FOR CAMRAIGN
EDUCATORS SURRORIING VE»LA IN'.KO ,^.tu.u
STATE SFNATF CANOIOAIES HOPPPIG 1 N OR ANGE .CHATHAM
IfnAIOkS hunt, WALKFH pace 16TH DISTRICT WITH 67* OF VOTES IN
MPS. iNSKO PONDERS 7ND TRY
HARKHAM: put aside petty POLITICS
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1/01/86
INDEX
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l/09/''7
REPUbLICAMS FIGHIUJO HARD FOR 16TH
JS'''5;,-""-''E°' "'■"*'" "iTTLE GOP CHALLENGERS
ORANGF LANDSLIDE PROPELS SENATORS TO NEW TERMS
SIXTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT (U.S.I
^^?„J!;5^ roNGRESSICNAL DISTRICTS (N.C. ANn U.S.I
BPITT RUNNItlG ACAIN IN 6TH niSTOICT
JUSTICES. JUDCES TO FACF OPPOSITION
Tc':Tii'Ef''°bK}c& ffi9",',^'J'<'^ "^'■'^ "^ <>T" DISTRICT RACE?
TEXTILES, HATER PROJtCT DOMINI TF ATH DISTRICT KACF
COBLE AND llRITT SWAP LEADS IN 6TH "'^ikili KOLt
6TH DISTRICT RACE REMAINS DEAnLOCKED
i^ic^^g^7,5M^^iiN^^';^EA^^rNg'l^?|p^^N^D"^''"'" pRFs^sis^F^R^^bf^'^icouNT
PS'JPfS^I^ "LEARNED HUW TO SW I" • AFTFR 10a<i DISASTER
Si'nf°5." r?'?" "ENIES BRITT BIO FOR VOIF RECOUNT **
o?Pnm?^«^'^J?n;f?"'- '^P" ''^^ DISTRICT VOTE REcnuNt
REPUBLICAN ATTORNEY SAYS 6TH DISTRICT RACF MAY r.n TO II ■; uniicc
HEAR NG TO PE HELD ON 6TH DI STR I C T FLf C T I ON DISPUTE ™"^^
HEAPING BEGINS ON VOTE RECOUNT REOUEST IN 6TH DISTRICT
HFARIriG CONTINUES ON RECOUNT ='JUIr:.i bIH DISTRICT
?y?,*?' ^S?5? ^"EO IN CHANGING VOTE COUNTS
f.S^t^:??"^'.*^" DISTRICT OECOJNT ORDERED
VOTE RECOUNT WON'T STOP BR I T !• S CHALLFNGE
BRITT WANTS DIFFERENT BALLOT CHFCK
A°?b^n''!^'*lTV!' ^"° votes; recount CONTINUES
o.^i^?'^ '^ STILL A CHAD NO MATTER HQU MANY
PARTIAL RECOUNT GIVES COBLE A 79-VOTE LEAD
BRITT-LOBLE RFCOUNT COSTLY
ELECTIONS BOARD TO CERTIFY CO^LE WIN
J !f ^eSC^S^ ?8'^Ssf?0^rc^^^BL%^f ^IrVI^^PaTION DENIED
C^y5^fs"?^:E^C?^feR*rT^??i;,5uSc?fi^'^E'^i?^T'^ ''" ^'"^'" - = ^
SS?tf yf^l^^^^Jcli'""" SlJf SU'f PENDING
BRITT IS GRANTED JAN. 19 HEARING ON RECOUNT BID
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HOUSF RACES
TAG
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SIXTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT IN. C.I
RUNOFFS SCHEOIILEO IN 5 LEGISLATIVE,
SIXTY-FIGHTH STATE HOUSE DISTRICT
"CSJ.JREA LEGISLATORS PLAN TO SEEK RE-ELECTION
J CPNTfcNDERS POSSIBLE FOR PULLEY'S SEAT
li^VS^^l^^r^n^R-L^Ss^"" ''''' """'' ^"^
SHARON THOMPSON TO RUN FOR HOUSE
THOMPSON TO SEEK STATE HOUSE SEAT
CONTESTS ASSURED IN <i SENATE. HOUSE DISTHIfTS
DURHAM CANDIDATES SUPPORTED DISTRICTS
GROUPS PACK MS. THOMPSON
POLLARD. THOMPSON TOUTING EXPERIENCE
HOUSE CONTEST IN DURHAM HAS BEEN OUIET AFFAIR
f^k^?^S.'."5- THOMPSON TRADE CHARGES
ELECTIONS GRAH RAG FOR ALL
SENATORS HUNT, WALKER PACE 1 6T H DISTRICT WITH S7l OF vnTcc: tm
GOOD DRGANHING, BIG TURNOUT K 6YS IN is TioHP SON • S wVS
THANKS FOR YOUR SUPPORT: LARRY POLLARD lADI
9y'?Tro!iil'''^5SMAN STARTS WR I T E- I N FF FORI N HOUSE RACE
SMITH RAPS MAYOR, OPPONENT, OEMnCRATS "^''^ - "ALt
t"?"!?*;!: KEFR ;-LIGION, POLITICS SEPARATE
smith: PELIGION NOT POLITICAL
A SEXIST COMMENT
NDT-SO-CUTfc REMARK
CANOIDATE PLANS 'OFFICE HOURS'
A CLEAR-CUT CHOICE
CAMPAIGN PACE PICKS UP IN 3 DURHAM
HOUSE CANDIDATE CITES LEGAL SKILLS
SMITH LIKES CONStRVAIIVE PULIT riL
kL^rilSr^L" "■" "''" -»ITE-1NS
UNFAIR NAME-CALLING
ELECTION GUIDE: N.C. HOUSE
THREE DEMOCRATS TO FILL STATE HOUSF SEaT\
s^s^^{i^;jp;gN'=wijri,r>^ ^^ '^°""^''"'^^^
SIXTY-NINTH STAT= HOMSF OISTOKT
MOST 4KEA L?GISLATGPS PL AN Tn ^ = PK nc-PiemnM
3°P CANDIDATE FILES FOH*- 5udJ^, ^ j P " ELECTION
POLLARD FILES FOR SEAT R£P. PULLEY IS VACATING
CONTESTS ASSURED in <, SENATE, HOUSE DISTRICTS
DURHAM CANDIDATES SiJPPOPTfD ""^"= " ' ^ ' « ' C I 5
OTHER LEGISLATIVE RACES
f^!ll'hJ"^'' '"<^- NEAL? YOU'RE A PcPUPLICAN'
£IJ^f?,"'f^.f'^E PICKS UP IN 3 DURHAM^SUSF RACES
MENTAL HEALTH WORK KEY OF MILLER R E-E LECT IQN B I D
^[S.^NEALj^EDUCATION PLAN MISSES MARK '°
ELECTION GUIDE: N.C. HOUSE
2R"?E;;B^^c^\ss^?^%^f^'?Ts;vr5o-urtF%?r^"^^
SKATEBOARDING
5fe,«LS0^^ACCI0ENTS, SKATEBOARDS
SKATEPOARO PARADE
PHOTO ANGERS READER
WALKWAY SURFING
SKY WALK ING
FOR INNER-CITY SURFERS: A
SKATtKQARD CROWD
SKATEPOAROS MAKE COMEBACK
JUST PULLING ALONG
LOOKING AT LIFE F°OM THE HALF-PIPE
TWO FOR THE SKATEBOARD
SKATING
SEE ROLLER SKATING
SKEENS MILL BRIDGE
SEE ALSO RRIDCES, N.C.
SEE ALSO COVERED BRIDGES
TIME. VANDALS TAKING TOLL ON COVERED BRIDGE
SKI RESORTS
ly tl-52 CATALOOCHEE SKI AREA
SEE ALSO RESORTS, N.C.
SEE ALSO SKIING
SEE ALSO SUGAR MOUNTAIN CO.
LET IT SNOW
RIPPING GOOD TIME
2 I3/i6/Bti A ? J 01,6
? U/CI?/B6 D 7 N 0".6
2 ll/Ci/Rb 8 I N 0<th
I 3 L/in/li6 C
2 2/04/Bi, 0
I 1 1U/21/B6 B
2 10/.?3/R6 C
2 U/O-i/Ct B
2 ll/U'i/nt A
2 1 1/D6/B6 A
2 Il/d6/B6 C
2 U/on/Bo b
1 Il/DB/Bi, C
2 1 I/ID/Bb A
2 11/11/06 A
2 11/11 /36 B
" 11/15/B6
10
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H 2 11/26/86 a ?
12/0<./B6
12/U<./''6
12/0B/R6
I2/07/B6
12/J8/B6
12/0O/''6
12/n/B6
12/l"/e6
12/11/B6
12/15/16
I2/16/Bt
12/17/86
12/17/86
12/113/86
I2/19/B6
12/20/B6
li/30/"6
19
2
3
13
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2D
1 3
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21
10
1<1
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H 2 5/l<,/B6 C -^
1/UA/B6 B
1/0^/86 a
1/23/B6 B
1/23/B6 A
l/2<./B6 B
l/2'i/'>6 C
2/03/06 B
2/03/86 C
2/0'./fl6 C
3/2'-/>>6 A
4/2B/B6 C
5/U2/R6 C
5/a<./86 D
5/05/86 A
5/06/B6 A
5/J7/86 C
5/U7/86 C
5/11/86 A
l)/JB/86 C
9/09/B6 C
9/18/86 B
9/13/B6 A
9/2<./86 A
9/2A/R6 A
9/29/B6 C
9/31/B6 A
9/3D/nb C
10/20/P6 A
10/20/B6 A
10/20/86 A
10/20/86 A
U/0 1/S6 A
11/02/86 0
11/D5/B6 A
11/0^/86 A
11/J5/86 A
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N H95
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1/10/86 C
1/23/R6 u
2/0'./B6 C
3/2<./»6 A
S/Ui/Bb 0
6/11/B6 C
9/30/86 C
tu/2^/B6 A
10/22/86 A
10/2'/86 A
ll/02/»6 D
11/02/86 D
11/05/86 A
11/35/86 A
11/U5/86 A
I t> N
1/03/86 I'
1/15/86 e
1/22/86 A
2/1B/B6 c
3/24/86 A
7/10/80 D
7/10/R6 D
7/17/86 C
9/18/86 t
9/28/86 E
11/12/86 L
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N 0<.6
N T35
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N 0>.6
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^ F 7n
F 211
H 2 2/24/86 C 10
H 2 1/26/86 D 1
BWM
MONTHLY/
SUBJECT
COOLING OUT
SK I ING
see ALSO CROSS country skiinc
SFE ALSO SM neSOCTS
NO SUBfUISE
SKIN CANCeB
see ALSO cancer
APPLY'NC sunscreen SHOULD B<= ^UTOMATiC
SOAKinG UP TOO MANY RAYS CAN LEAO 10 SKIN LANCES
SKIN CANCFR: duke DOCTOR TELLS WHAT TO LOOK FOR
CHANGt^S IN MOLES SHOULD BF CHECKED
EXPOSURE TO SUN LINKED TQ CANCER
INSIDE JOP: FLOATING EN7YHE WORKS LIKE TKOURL ESHOOTEk . . .
UNC P»OF CITES HAZARDS OF SUNBATHING
"■"^ UON^T BF DUPED: OERMATOLOG I S T: EV?N A GOOD WQISTURIZER CAN'T REALLY...
RETIN-A OFFERS RAY OF HOPE FO' SKIN DAMAGED BY SUN
PROBLEM OF SKIN'S WINTER DRYNESS CAN BE AVOIDED
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7/iO/»6
10/0<-/P6
10/2^/66
IU/31/n6
1
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H 7. i/Z'-Z^b B 1
S 2 5/U7/a6 A II
5 2 12/31/lb C 2
IN ALBEMARLE ACTS TO CLEAR OUT TAME SKUNKS
''' 'siS^ipf ilS\,hAlTinVh\'i>!\lX''^^ HUB MULTIPURPOSE BUILDING
RULING FAVORS OOBBS HOUSE
AIRPORT FOGO FIRM AWAITS COURT RULING
ROU PANEL OKS CATeRING-SERVlCF CONTRACTS
SKY DIVING . ,
SEE ALSO PARACHUTE JUMPING
SEE ALSO PARACHUTES ,,„,..,
PARACHUTIST KILLED IN FRANKLIN ACCIDENT
NFhS story C0'"PL IMENTEO
runners. skydiveks get in l i c s
skyjacking
sfe hijack ing. a ipplane
^"'""'bluegrass and jazz are side by sipe in skyline
slane hosiery "ills (high point, n.c.i
bush reports n.c. socks
SLANG
SEE ALSO LANGUAGE
SFNO US YOUR SLANG!
SAY THAT AGaIN
DUKF writers try TO UNDERSTAND PATIENTS' TERMINOLOGY
•NEO-TRADS:' ANOTHER MADISON AVE. F LA SH- I N-THE-PAN
SLAVFRY
SEE ALSO BLACK HISTORY
SEE ALSO CIVIL WAR HISTORY
SLAVE CEMETERY STILL IN LEGAL LIMBO
NOT ALL SLAVES BLACK ,„.,..,
SLAVE DAYS CQME ALIVE IN SONGS AND CRAFTS
HfSs"iS No'^FAIRY tale: RARNETTA WHITE TRACES HER ANCfcSinRS
SEARCH FUR AFRICAN FOREBEARS "RINGS MAN 10 NORTH CAROLINA
SLAVES' DESCENDANTS FRO" SOMERSET PLACE TO TUUCH THEIR "OOTS
DESCENDANTS OF SLAVES TO HOLD HOMECOMING AT N.C. PLANTATION
THOSE BORN FREE RECALL HERITAGE AT UNIQUE 'FAMILY REUNION' IN CRESWFLL
AMEN TO FALWELL ,, . .
ABOPIIUN-SLAVFRY COMPARISON INSULTlNu „ , .. . r.„„
PRIZE-WINNING AUTHOR SURPRISEO: SLAVE ANCESTORS BOUGHT A FARM
SLEEP
SEE ALSO DREAMS
CATCHING A FEW WINKS
MILK HELPS BRING SLEEP
SLEEPING PILLS may NOT BE ANSWER
INSOMNIA WORKSHOP SCHEDULED AT DUKE
SLEEPING PILLS
SEE ALSO DRUGS
SLEEPING PILLS
H 2 9/17/B6 B A P '1
MAY NOT BE ANSWER
SLEEPY HOLLOW BAfJD , ^ «
THANKS TO THESE PEOPLE FOR HELPING THE END
SLINGSHOTS
^^^BEAN^SHOOTFR' BUILDER WILL BE ON TELEVISION
SeJgROVF FARMER SAYS C AL IFORNI A IS JUST TOO GLAMOROUS FOR HIM
SLOT MACHINE JACKP"T
CLAYTON MAN WINS tlOO'OPO
'""see also sewage treatment PLANTS, DURHAM
SFE ALSO SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANTS, N.C.
SEE ALSO SOLID WASTE
SEE ALSO WA''T': DISPOSAL
OWASA AGAIN HEARS UINGHAM TOM^ISHIP'S SLUDGE COMPLAINT
BUKLINGTUN TO APPEAL STATE FI'IE
PITTSBORO'S SLUOGE GOING NORTH
SMALL BUSINESS AOMI NI STRA I I ON
SEE ALSO PUSINESSFS, SMALL
FORMER M.C. CONGRESSMAN MAY HEAD SBA
N.C. MA-" IN RUNNING FOR SBA LEADERSHIP „,,.^.-„ ,,,..,t
SOME SMALL BUSINESSES ELIGIPLE FQR LOW- liJT ER E ST D I S AS T6R LO AN S
AGRICULTURE-RELATED BUSINESS HURT BY DROUGHT CAN SEEK AID
DROUGHT BEGINS TO afffcT NON-AGRICULTURAL BUSINESSES
CUSTOM MULDERS OWNER TO BE HCTIORED
SHALL BUSINESS CENTERS
SFE ALSO "USINESSFS. SMALL
"fw^'A^SE^iTSMM^'l^fl^^^b^^iG^ToPEN CENTERS TO ASSIST SMALL BUSINESSES
PERSON, CASWELL SMALL BUSINESS SEMINARS SLATED
SMALL BUSINESS INCUBATOR
see ALSO nusiNESs'^s. small
NO NEED TO PtlNVENT WHEEL
SMALL BUSINESS wElK
^"iSPLAYsVMeMINAKS ru''H'iGHLIGHT SMALL BUSINESS WEEK IN DURHAM
SMALL CLAIMS COURT
l/lB/06
6/0A/R6
8/01/16
B/2P/nt.
S J 10/D2/86 C
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5/13/86 0 14 P F NSO
H 2 2/U7/flb DAP CB";
S 2 6/l7/li<, A 3 N
H 2
H 2
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a/il/flb B 2
8/30/P6 A <.
9/26/B6 A 12
S 2 lO/Z'J/Bb C
2/DA/S(> C
i/07/g6 A
2/i3/36 B
2/2'./''h C
5/UA/R6 U
6/16/16 A
7/27/86 C
a/13/86 A
3/31/^6 A
10/02/P6 A
10/JB/F6 A
Il/in/P6 B
0/11/16
6/i5/«6
a / 1 3 / F 6
ll/n/96
a/13/16
7/02/86
1
16
6
10
N iao
L
N J5A
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R H".";
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N S80
1/23/16 D
l/2';/a6 B
0/23/16 C 1
3 5'07/86 B
2 8/in/P6 C
2 12/1B/B6 U
H 2
S 2
H 1
H 2
S 2
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7/27/86 L 10
7/2R/86 C 10
a/'ja/i6 6 1
8/16/16 U A
3/16/16 C 1
10/01/16 C A
1 9/1T/16 t 1 P N S80
1 9/26/16 b 1 N
H 2 5/11/86 C 1<.
S 2 5/09/86 C
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U/31/B6
SUBJECTS
SEE ALSO COURTSt nuPM4H CnuNTY
c's?TnAg5 7;!'iM5ff"^^if„r!Sa!jr""'" ""'" ='«^
SMILL INTESTINE
DUKE TRYING NFH APPROACHES IN TREATING INTESTINAL DISHRDERS
SMALL TQHN5
SEE ALSO CITIES. N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C, TOWNSHIPS
SEE ALSO UHHAN OENEWAL
mI^m ??S',:??'^!^!?^J'" ^""-I- CAROLINA TOWNS
5A',IL5TREET PROGRAM DRESSING 'IP OLD TOWNS
TOWNS PLANNING ANNIVERSARY RASHES
SMILES
SMILES HARM WINTER
MS ACROSS NORTH CAROLINA
SMITH BARNEY HARRIS UPHAM C CO.
DOSSIER: DENVER R. RAWLINGS JR.
SMITH ISLAND
SEE HALO HEAD ISLAND
SMITHFIELO. N.C.
yi;,*;^9,"-C- OFPICIALS TO HAM IT UP
SMITHFIELD MAYOR HITS HOUSING PROJECT PLAN
THE SMITHFIELO GOSPEL SINGERS
THANKS TO THESE PEOPLE FOR HELPING THE FNO
SMITHKLINE CORP.
MAN IS CUNVICTEO OF ATTEMPTING TO SELL GLAXO SECRETS
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION
iV^EFiP'J'S"^ SOUGHT ON THE FIRST FLIGHT
FIRST-FLIGHT OE'^ATE COULD MAKE HISTORY
SMOKE
OFF IN A CLOUD OF SMOKE
SMOKE POMBS
SMOKE BOMO EMPTIES SCHOOL
TWO ARE CHARGED AFTER SMQKE BOMH SET OFF
SMOKE riETETORS
SEE ALSO ALARM SYSTEMS
SEE ALSO FIRE POEVENTION
GROUPS DISTRIRUTE SMUKE DETECTORS
SMOKE ALARMS OFFERED TO EL DERL Y. LOW- INCOME
SMOKELESS CICAPETTCS
SEE ALSO C IGARETTES
SMOKE-FREE CIGARETTE MARKETED
SMOKERS' RIGHTS
SEE SMOKING
SMOKESTACKS
•STACK ADEMIA'
SMOKFy mounta in SECRFIS
bbs chief asks probe of fund orivf
UIRFCTOR of BRB RFUUESTS PROBF of POLICE SOLICITOR
?Sp" y^'gE^i^^^^LtSKJ ITch'''" "" ^^-'^^"'""'''
LODGE GETS ^^.5« OF JAM-SALE "ONEY
REINS SHOULD PE PUT ON PRO FUVQRAISERS
SMOKING
SEE ALSO ADOLESCENCE, S-'OKING
III Jtis '^ii'dt'm.'n'.rui'"' «E^'>^^*^'o«
III iHo f'r'eshstS^t'" ''"°°''- '"■'''''"'
SEE ALSO PIPE SHOK ING
SEE ALSO QUIT SMOKING CLINIC
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C, SMOKING
ccc i!-|2 Tfi2'99"' ANTI-SMOKING CAMPAIGN
SEE ALSO TOBACCO, HEALTH EFFECTS
SEE ALSO WOMcN, SMOKING
CERTAIN TIPS CAN HELP YOU QUIT 'IMOKING
SOY^^^P^^D^'C^I^ .^S?SN%%AlE^%i\^Nf A^ScIJ"Se\ths
Syill/.S^rTHf^SoK*' IMMEDIATE BENEFITS
CHARLOTTE STUDENTS TEST EFFECTS OF SMOKING ON HOIIY PFCic«ri:
rmP = rk"*i^.5"°KING. ALZHEIMER'S
fSHSi^ WOMEN SMOKING MORE THAN COLLEGE MEN
CRACKDOWN ON SMOKING LAUNCH'=D BY ARMY
S.^OOIES FUEL PASSIVE SMOKING TERaTE
PUT''fHl's'lK%hi»"H!.|";Ng::.'^^'* GOVERNMENT SMOKING RULE
?I1 ""APOED CONTRACT FUB 'QUIT SMOKING' EFFORT
yj'ES CHOSEN FOR ANTI-SMOKING STUDY '='=*="'*^
FRESHSTART HELPS SMOKERS OUIT
LEAF INDUSTRY Raps CAMPAIGN A'AINST SMOKFNf
LUNG DISEASES RISING AT iN AL^RPMNi RATE
KE n,fL'^"j/^o"N^^3siT?SN7a^is^^ frN^c"r?.r"^^^
tSS'^AX! in S'smokeSTA^k' "-"EASE LUNG CANCER P I SK 30t OVER UNEXPOSEP
I-Sk^oSt'-JS:!!? VJ'JS^nSr^ ""'^^'' "?"■'" DEPARTMENT
"M";lGN TAKES AIM AT WOMEN SMOKERS
I'^SIUE CORONARY FAILURE TO SMOKING
CUTTING BACK SMOKING "AY NOT "jRcaTLY REDUCE TAR
SnSi'*of^^r'l V'^"^ DESPITE AOVeKtTsing '
7?^ Hl^g^fuR^Rr^r-Fo^R" iHy.^'n'^'^l'if.^rr''*-^
XN^T;-^;;si;?NS'^'§R^^js''i?feirL^Si^sL^:^Tf;!^ ?Jr^^^ ^"^^"s
NICOTINE
RATE LAGS
S I T
N F ELY
P 0 DATE C PG L P f^YL
H ? Z/^n/'b 0 f, 'I F50
S ? 9/ll/a6 A 10 ^I
S 2 5/14/R6 C 1
S 2 5/I3/P6 J 9 N
S ' 0/27/R6 C 6 N
H 3 U/03/86 B I N K6';
H 2 3/J3/'>6 A 6
H J S/2'./R6 C I?
H 2 i./l')/R6 A 12 I
H ? 8/i9/R6 A 17 N
H 2 7/0J/16 0 3
H 7 1/Zh/Ka a "!
H ? i/2"/Kb C II N
S 2 Z/ZI^/fb A <. 6
H 2 1/30/P6 e 3 P P T37
H 2 tj/J4/?6 C 3 '1 H60
H 2 Il/Ji/Pa DAN
H I 7/0<./R6 b I I
SI 7/0 7/B6 A 7 N
H 2 3/15/R6 C ■=
H 2 ll/JI/flb B 1 P P T37
S 2 Z/ab/'.b C
H 2 Z/iJB/Rb C
S 2 3/03/16 C
H 3 5/30/B6 U
S 2 7/09/R6 C
S 2 7/U/R6 A
N W82
N
M WB2
N Wd?
6
l/0^/B6
1/DS/R6
1/12/B6
1/12/S6
2/22/R6
2/23/n6
3/03/06
3/20/66
<./27/R6
5/11/B6
o/dl/P6
7/0R/B6
7/0R/l=ti
7/ll/fl6
7/1 1/86
7/l',/B6
7/i3/ri6
7/^3/B6
d/05/n6
B/22/R6
9/2n/Bi
1/lh/Hb
9/27/86
9/30/P6
4/3n/ii6
10/06/86
IO/aB/86
10/21/86
11/01/86
11/03/86
U/l';/86
1 1/17/86
ll/n/86
U/19/86
1 l/ll/c'b
ll/l'>/86
U/22/P6
1 l/2<i/86
U/28/86
ll/29/»6
12/06/16
U/11/86
12/19/86
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V 1
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A 7
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REYNOLDS CHEMIST SAYS VENTILATION CAN HANOLF SECOND-HANn SMOKE
sSoKEOUT cuts SMOKING. STUOY INniCATES
CIGARETTE CONSUMPTION FELL FROM loal TO 11U6
SMOKING BAN
SEE TOBACCQt
ANTI-SMOKING CAMPAIGN
SMOKY MOUNTAINS
SEE GPEAT SMOKY MOUNTAINS
'""'^''■W;j'cAises''c3;-fSS5kRSY BY SMUGGLING BlflLES TO SOVIETS
COACH YOH'S SMUGGLED PinLES SHOWtO COURAGE
BIBLfc-SMUGGLING HAS BAD ERROR IN JUDGMENT
SNAKE^HANOLING ^^ ,^, ^^^^^, ,,„pp„,,
SNAKES
SEE ALSO BOA CONSTRICTOR
SEE ALSO PYTHONS
^"tSdInTS^SJu'ipH CURIOUSLY AT -SNAKES ALIVE' PROGRAM
mu WEAPONS CHAPGE: SNAKE FPr.HT
55?SJit^Bl'LEf ^AM'bJ'Arn^G'Si'c. S<. AFTER LINE IN CENTEK OF ROAD MOVES
SUNNING SNAKE MEETS IT DOOM
CALLING ALL S-S-SNAKES AND FROGS
MONTESSA MEASURES UP
POSE WITH A PYTHON
MUSEUM BOASTS STATE'S LONGEST SNAKE
^''"sEs'^ALSo'^nURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, SNOW DAYS SCHEDULE
SEE ALSO WEATHER. DURHAM
LIKELIHOOD DROPS FOR TRIANGLE SNOW
SNDWFLAKES HIT DURHAM BY SURPRISE
i?i?S^MANrsNEw hi'?Ip'^8K TRIANGLE LATER TODAY
FORECASTERS STICK TO CALL FOR SNOWFALL
NO ONE GOES IN SNOW GLOW
HEATER CAUSES FIRE
lITy 'i'iZl'^'i\Ty%'6R\h''imi SHOW caused no show
SNOW. N,C.
'1tSr«-Sy|teS'b5iNGING hint of snow TU STATE
SLIPPERY GOING
SNUH IN WAKE COUNTY
SNOW CLOSEJ SCHOOLS IN 2 COUNTIES
SNOW WARNINGS NO FALSE ALARM
DASHING THROUGH THE SNOW
ALL COVERED WITH SNOW
SNOW. U.S.
^ TAKE YOUR 'HINTEr'hONDERLANO' ANO...
SNOW CAMP, N.C.
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1/07/86
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1/20/86
A
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l/2<./86
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2/14/86
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2/14/P6
A
H 2
2/l';/n6
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H 2
2/15/P6
L
S ?
2/l';/P6
A
1 P
H 2
2/28/»6
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H 7
1/07/86
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H 2
1/14/86
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1/21/86
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uCATHPR BOTH BOON, BANE TO DRAMA
GEOLUGICAl SURVEY SAYS ALAMANCE HAY HOLD GOLD
SNOW CAMP HISTORICAL SOCIETY - , . c n.,
DRAMA SOCIETY PREPARING FOR l='a6 SEASON
SNOW HILL EAPM
SEE ALSO TREYBUPN
TPEYBURN BEST FATE FOR LAND
'"''" ElIU SnJSlE TO CONFIRM TANKER REPORT
SNUFE
"yoSng^cheSers. dippers IGNORAMT UF PI5kS--STU0Y
MASSACHUSETTS REPORT URGES BAM ON ALL SMuKELESS TOBACCO APS
OKI A SNUFF TRIAL CENTERS ON MARKETING STRATEGY
SUr? EXONERATES U.S. TOBACCO IN CANCER DEATH OF SNUFF USER
UNIT TARGETS SMOKELESS TQBACCO
SN^FF CHEWING TobJcCO ADS ORDERED OFF TELEVISION
HEALTH CONCERNS. NtW TAXES PUTTING THE LIO ON SNUFF
SNUEF, CHEWING TOBACCO TO CARRY WARNINGS
2 SPORTS FIGUPES RAP TOBACCO M SF
ABOUT 2\t OF N.C. SCHOOLS BANKING TOBACCU PRODUCT S
CIGARETTE CONSUMPTION FELL FROM IISI TO 1986
SOAP
SEE ALSO DETERGENTS
MAKING SOAP
'°''"sor^%J^t'E^s{?vAL IN CHARLOTTE THIS WEEKEND
'°'m 'lln r^^T?L'°?JloL'yS^"o£tll%OCCER ASSUCIATIUN
SEE ALSO CLEMSON UNIV. SPORTS. SOCCER
SEE ALSO COLLEGE SOCCER
SEE ALSO DUKE SOCCER CA-P _^^ ^„
Ml St'sO gySf^A^^iiHjplL'SlL: Sfrto '73 BOYS SOCCER TEAM
III iti8 P^RTfES^l's&'crER^Bh'Yr^So GIRLSI ISEE ALSO EACH SCHOOL'S HEADINGS.
St^E ALSO PAINBQW SOCCER , ^
SEE ALSO TRIANGLE INDOOR SOCCER LEAGUE ,,..,„ ,„em,
SEE ALSO UN V. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL SPORTS. SOCCER IMENI
SEE ALSO WOLFPACK CLASSIC ISOCCEHl
SEE ALSO WORLD CUP SUCCER . , ,, .^
i'i"g^?Ml'N'Y^I5El'5^.E-'J?;trwS!''-:RrE"^EATS LLOYD. BECKER FALLS
SoND WANTS WORK HALTED AT OURJAM SUCCER CAMP
BOND WANTS WORK STOPPPO AT OU-'HAH SOCCER CAMP
SOCCER FIELD NEGLECTS OVERSIGilT OF THE PUBLIC
aOND TO RULP on SOCCER CAMP
SOCCER CAMP CAN CONTINUE LIMITED WORK
LOCAL TEAM WINS AT SOUTHERN SOCCER
K4IN WINS MVP IN BUD CLASSIC ,„„^,^,,
SOCCER coach: BALL'S sharp IS 'PERFECT'
DUKE'S KAIN, LIKE BO. A DRAFT DODGER
STONE APPEALS SEwER DENIAL EUR CAMP
fanfare: IINC SOCCER EVENT
FANFARE: COLLEGE SOCCER
SOCCER CHAMPS
WHIPPOORWILL CHAMPS
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H 1 10/07/86 B 1 N
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12/30/86
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7/^4/86
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3/06/86
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12/31/eo
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SyStfiU-''' OEVaS WIN TOURNaM^NT
DOCTORS CURE TEFN'S HfART MALFUNCTION
51JCIAL SClENrE';
N.C. SCHUOLS RETURN TO PASIC INSTRUCTION
SOCIAL SECURITY
SEE ALSO NOTCH YEAR bADY
AP STOkY HAO niSTOfiTION
slni^. ^f ^'"^ FILES IN ATH CONGRESSIONAL DISIRIfT
HIRACLE-MAKER' c-icriii
^Sr^r.r^iRft^ ARHESTEO ON LARCENY CHARGES
SHSi'^k'-'!}'^'' XEAVF RETIBEMENf PPL IC I E S AL ONF
MORE nuRHAM FOLKS HAVE RETIREMENT CHECKS Sf NT rn n.u„
HEL»S CHARGES DEMOCRATS TRilN". TO SCARE VOTERS
CORRECTION
MEDICARE REPORT MAKES SENSE
SOCIAL SECURITY BENEFITS HEARINGS MAY BENEFIT 60.000
SOCIAL SECURITY, DEATH BENEFITS
''SNgy?TlSB'tbc?i["§^HR?}5"'L'^' ^^NEFITS
SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION
-RINKLE IN SOCIAL SECURITY LAM "AKES JUDGE. 68. PA, TO UORK
SOCIAL SECURITY CARDS
C0MPA^•1FS SELLING FREE SERVICE
^°'-|?k .^^^yj'^ DISABILITY BENFFITS
SEE ALSO SOCIAL SFCURITY, DEATH UFNFFITS
FDA APPROVES TREATMENT DEVELOPED IN RTP
BILL AIMS AT INCENTIVES FOR HANdlcipPEO
SOCIAL SECURITY TAXES
SEE ALSO TAXES. U.S.
K';?,'.;"^""^" JUDGES BALK AT L» H ON TAXES
INSURANCE CHANGES TO GIVE stSte WORKERS FATTER CHFCKS
SOC lAL WORKERS
"^R3F^^?sas'^i^ss?f5L"^oR^°^E^^fu:'s?^R^bfc*N°iA^'r*"^^^
'^'lli Tsl'lkr'i^Wdl'il S^SeS'e'^^"* disarmamlnt
SEE ALSO SOCIAL WORKERS
SANCTIONS BETTER THAN BOMBS
SOC lALISM
VALUES-FREE PHILOSOPHY WRONG
MARX. ENGELS MUST BE ROLLING IN GRAVES
SOCIETY FUR OIOLOGICAL THLRAPY
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•THRILL OF DISCOVERY.' ShXr Eo\ r8ro?ECHJ!8LOG"cON?iRENC E
^"'"SFE^ALSO E''m*'^'"^ anachronism
'°"'JIvI°J,!;i[S?\"£%'^|«?g.¥" ""•'""• "-^"UMENTS
S^A^0ii^'liA^c5E]S'^^"N\,g?"p'^jGgliM *"'""^
^"'"■^Ic.fK E".'"-J.<^ HEALTH EDUCATION
HEALTH CONFERENCE SET AT UNC
'°"le''Ar50 ■^ylBESsHoSs"""" ' ENCOURAGEMENT OF PARBERSHOP QUARTET SINGING
'%,V^i ^ifi^L'^OHr""'"^'"''^
NEW BARBERSHOP CHOIR SINGS SATURDAY
SOCIETY OF FR IEN05
QUAKERS GATHER TO SEEK COMMON PATH ON ISSUES
SOCIETY OF ST. JOHN THE EVANGELIST
MONKS REACH OUT TO COMMUNITY
SOCKS
BUSH REPORTS N.C. SOCKS
SODIUM HYDPUSOLFIOF
SOUTHCHEM FIKE INJURES 18.
SODIUM NITP ITE
SEE FOOD ADDITIVES
ROUTS 1. 000 IN EAST DURHAM
HOMOSFXUALS WARNED OF TOUGH TIMES AHEAD
lltVJ I'iH.l STILL REGULATE S EY
REPEAL SOOOMY LAWS
COMMENDABLE
U.S. LAWS
Z PSYCHOLOGISTS CAUGHT BETWEEN STATE.
SOFT DRINKS
SEE Jt^;^ liVh.'n^p'"''' "-"'-ING COMPANY
SEE ALSO VEMDING MACHINES
SjR";lAiV^Jo'I^JV!R^I^g"lA[TlRroIc"TJS^
?ETjR^f,?V^-^S Nc^OTIATINGjoi^JjK SODA SALE
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
?"5I PAID $1.5 MILLION TO SETTLE SUIT
SOFT DRINK COMPANY MAY RE REMOVED FRoi PETITIONS AGAINST
SOFTBALL
SEE ALSO BETHESDA ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL TEAMS
'OR. RUTH SHOW"
PAOc 'J ^3
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INDEX
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iueJECTS
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SEE ALi" nuKHi" 4LL-ST4RS
SEE ALSO N.C. A'^A JUNI05 OLYMPICS
SEE ALSO N.C. CFNTKAL UNIV. SPC TS ., SOFTBALL
SEE ALS-I TRIANGLE THREE-A CONFE'ENC^, SOFTBALL
anOKISH ATHLETES
SOFTBALL "A5ATH0N BS&IN": TOOAY
SOFTBALL FV=NT PAISES lltSOO ,.„. ,
S'^FTBALL ACTION IS •^W FOR THFSE GIRLS
fanfare: L3CAL TEAMS MEET VARYING FATES
SOFTBALL CrtSMPS
'°'kE"iL|n'AaSMKr'.n^L ASO WATER CONSFRVaT, ON DISTRICT
SFE ALSO rUPHAM SOIL ANO WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT
III ALSO PERSON COUNTY SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE
SEE ALS'i "SEDIMENTATION CONTROL, DURHAM CITY AND DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALS" SEOIMENTATION CONTROL. OPANC? CUUNTY
CONTEST WINNERS
SOIL EROSION
Pi SEDIMENTATION CONTROL. nuPHAH CITY AND DURHAM COUNTY
SEE SEOIMENTATION CONTROL. ORANSE COUNTY
SOJOURNER TRUTH AmARO
SEE ALS" AWARDS
DURHAM GkPUP TO HONOR MRS. LUCAS
MRS. LUCAS WINS SOJOURNER TPUTH
SOLAR ECLIPSE
SEE ECLIPSES
°'"' POWER COMPANIES LATE IN SUPPORTING SOLAR
SOLDIERS OF FORTUNE
SEE ALSO MILITARY
TRACING THE MERCENARIES
SOLICITING
SFE ALSO CHAKITIES
5/0>-/»e C
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6/27/96 B
7/n/'!6 \i
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S ? 7/0S/06 A 4 F
H 2 5/2<./e6 A A F
PI JlS" fuSo'raIsING "ePaLSO NSM-^S of fund RAISING PROJECTS C SPONSORING GROUPSI
\i\ ALSO N.C. JEPTt 0"= HU-AN RE'UURCES. SOLICITATION LICENSING BRANCH
CITY SCHOOLS PACK SOLICITAIION POLICY
DIkFCTOR of aPB REOUESTS PROS'- OF POLICE SOLICITOR
BBB H=An-S COMPLAINT SPURS CALL. NO PROPt
MONEY-RAlShRS RAISE UUESTIONS
CHARITY FUND-RAISERS SHOULD MAKE DISCLOSURE
RCINS SHOULD SE PUT ON PRO Fi/iDRAISFRS
PAINT-MUING FIRM MAY EXPAND
PANEL DISCUSSES PROBLEM OF OOOR-TO-DOOR PEOOLERS
^OLID FUEL ROCKETS
S^E ALSO SPACE SHUTTLE
THE NASA IMAGE
FORMER ASTRONAUTS IN
THE PRIVATE SECTOR... ICARTUONI
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S-^E ALSO DURHAM REGIONAL SOLID WASTE TASK FO
SEE ALSr' ENERGY SOURCES. ALTERNATIVES
SF' ALSO «EwaOE treatment PLANTS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANTS. N.C.
SFE ALSn SLUDGE
SFE ALSO WASTE 0I5PCSAL
SFF ALS" WATER TREATMENT PLANTS. 1'JPHAM
SEE ALSO WATER TREATMENT PLANTS. N.C.
AREA OFFICIALS MULL WASTE OIS°qSAL
REGIONAL DUMP TO GIVE DURHAM MORE OPTIONS
SOLOMON^ ISLANDS^ TYPHOON MISSED th=IR DAUGHTER
SOLSTICE . ,
SUMMER SWINGS
IN TOOAY
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somermill gallery
exhibits show galleries' role
old art media taken in new ways
api is pig 'usiness ,, „
WEAVER'S Old IDEAS SHOW NEW FREEDOM
RFALI":m BASF FOR FANTASIES
IN TmE SPOTLIGHT
PARK FORTY SCULPTURE _ ,,.„..
RFO MOUNTAIN HUNT PREPARES FO* AUCTION
SHOWS MCCK -HIGH-ART' AlSUROITIES ,.,,.,,
SHOWS PRJVE ABSTRACT ART STILL MOVES. SATISFIES
IN Th= SPOTLIGHT
LONPON/ELIAS: REASON/DYNAMICS
SOMERSET PLANIATION ^g ^ ^ HOMECOMING AI N.C. "LANTATION .„,.^,,,
THOSE BORN FREE RECALL H£RITA3t AT UNIUUE 'FAMILY REUNION' IN CRESwELL
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•WILD' FILM
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SONGS
SEE ALSO "USIC
SINGING SESSION SET
SOMGWR^I ||yj,^^,5 RELEASE SONG ON LI»YA RAID
SOUL MAN (FILMI
•SOUL HAN' EMPTY,
SOUP
^^|ouP^COULo''Be ANSWER TO DIETERS' PRAYERS
THF^SOUIH^^ CO-MISSION ON THE FUTLPE UF THE SOUIH
SEE ALSO ECONOMY, SUNPELI
SEE ALSO EMPLOY-ENT, SUNBELT
SEE ALSO FEDERAL AID, SOUTH
SEE ALSO PULITirs. U.S.
SEE ALS" THE SUNBELT INSTITUTE
GAINS 3Y PLACKS ARE EN0ING7 „,,,„„
LAST-PLACE SOUTH LEADING THE ,iAY IN SCHOOL REFORM
ioliJ:;T?SNn::"ThF'*irUT::"i^;:^ni['''j3..M,T-.N, KCV TO eCONO-.C BOOM IN S^
OnwN south: acTTER PUBLIC SCHt'ULS. COSIS CHASING SEGREGATFD ACADEMIES...
IDEA OF SOUTHERN PRIMARY DELIGHTS LOT OF REPUBLICANS
TOUGHER STANDARDS TURNING INNER-CITY SCHOOLS AROUNO
S 2 <./n/"6 A 17
H 2 './27/P6 A 12
2 12/l'>/86 0
S 2 12/2A/06 8 2
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SOUTHEKN PRIMARY A REALITY: n STATES SFT FAHI Y MAOru nATC ^ 2 3/31/PO a
TALKS KEVEAL SOUTH TQ NEW -MAT IVES' tARLY MARCH DATE... H ? <,/QH/<16 A
IS.'^I*?^!;." STATES' CAMPAIGN FOR EARLY PRIMARIES r.Riiulwr ^ ^ '•/Ul/P.b C
iMi'I^F?" "'J"E*' LIGHTING <, CENTURIES OF OPPRFSSinN- STilnv " ' '<nn/Kb C
5ySL^'■^"*ST'^U^t TO INFORM CTNGRESSMEN ^'"^ " 2 <./<:l/l>o C
panel: SOUTH MUST F INI OWN ECTNOMIC SALVATION " ^ -./.'J/'O b
MO. JOINS SOUTHERN MARCH PRIMiRY ^^l-VATION „ ^ 5/1S/06 b
ART OF SOUTH SHOW IN ATLANTA H 1 S/i'i/Hb C
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?in''^[T'<JaYi"I!:?^J.^g^''S^^i^^pl;,!,P,«Sf;T INCREASE IN CRIMES 'J ^ J^l^^,? J
SOUTHERN GOVERNORS WANT TRAOE MARKETS OPEN " ' T/29/P6 A
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^SI^^.'S^.'"" ^° GIVE FINDINGS Qti PROBLEM OF 'Tun Snnrusi " ^ 11/17/06 A 14 N
COMMISSION URGES IMPROVED LI T^ RACY IN SOUTH YOUTHS' H 2 11/17/66 A U »
REPORT: TECHNOLOGY CHANG I NG Sn UTH " ? 11/1B/'16 b 14 N «<)7
KENTUCKY GUVERNOR: SOUTH MUST OVERLOMF RFAfTinNAOv ATTiT.irM; " ^ 11/1''/P6 t 1 4 N M97
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SOUTH AFRICA ^ W/27/86 C 1 N "97
III if^O ?"!?« I'^EE ALSO NAMES OF COUNTRIESI
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SEE ALSO PI-^ r,Qt_oiy
SEE ALSn SULLIi/AN PRINCIPLES
"!pA%'^2eVS'rs [H^He'^^ThY^^-'-^'^^'O SUPPORT GROUP
?/irsr*lnVj '• "'■" ?vir'°^^'^ " 3 i;8i;?^ s ^ .^ s5.
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M^'irrV? TUTU'S SERMON A COMPELLING MESSAGE " ? l/il/R6 E' 1 N
UNCO'S FACULTY PASSES RE SOLU TI ON AGA I N ST AP AR THF r n " 2 l/2?/F6 A 4 E
5?V^,"n*^'*I'^'''' SAYS 3LACKS WOULU WIN ClilL WAR " 2 1/23/-6 A 13 t|
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?N??'-IS^o;S?^'' "N OUKE'S s. AFR Ci INVESTMENT S ^ 2/21/86 CI N F 51
uHy^i^n'^J"''^" "EMONSTRATIUN HELD AT DUKfc S 2 2/21/eo C 1 N Sb4
uMr 5I!J.ft"SfR TO SOUTH AFRIfA BAN » 2 2/27/P6 C 1 P -I F 5n
nnSt^fJ^f^S TIES WITH SOUTH icRI?!^ H 7 2/2?/-6 C I N M l6
SnJi ?omJ??I,*^OLICY UN S. AFRICA IlJVEST-ENT 5 ^ 2/22/16 A 13 n
T,l,]Tl'.lMi:i°u'" 'NTI-APARTHF,n^5E'Ai3R'ES S 2 2/,2V66 A I N Sa4
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nl^P^io'.H','^ "0"'ES SPUR PROTEST L^ioe" ^ 0'*'^ H J 3/19/06 4 I P 'I < 1 1
0''C PROTEST SHOWS COHPROMIse =EST HAY " ' 3/20/06 b 1PM "^1
PROTESTERS OEMANU UNC DIVESTITURE 5 2 3/22/06 A 4 F
rn.vUfJ^ S A REACH' ICARTOON S 2 3/2?/P6 ■ •
CONDITIONS MOT COMPARABLE " 2 3/25/06
VJtoS""''T!£s stay: endowment OQARD may mfft " ^ 3/25/00
,,M^ Si'.', ""•'-■ GOING UP NEAR SHANTIES AT UNC " ^ 3/26/06
V^^D^^r"- »LS UK PE^LIN -ALL REPL CA " 2 3/29/S6
;°t'LIN »ALL,' MORE SHANTIES SOOED AT U"C S 2 3/29/Ot> „ , -,
I'.t'-r.^OES UP AT UNC; 3 MORE SHANTIES ADOFO " ' 4/jl/Oo C lor, ni
H^5,:^S??° UFLAYS DIVESTITURE DEC SlOil S 2 4/LI1/06 A 7 N
VOTE OEIAYEO ON DIVESTMENT FLlslUil 5 j 4/04/«6 A 1 •! nr
S:;,riJ. l^OSE SHACKS COULD RENT FHR [n CHAPFl Hill ir.DTnnr,,, " ^ 4/J5/P6 C I >1 MIO
s55i?J"'pJ^T?lT"'" "" """ ""^ STuiENTS*wiVH"ll;^|?:Ss""°°" ? | ^l^^^^^^b X \ I ', 1]^
Tn'. rr'«'^'HWit'^,l''ll,1°f- TRESPASSING CHARGES REJECTED AGAINST FIVE S I ',',%'/pt 5 f ? ^ '^^
t?nnlMlJO.'^'0^ ■"-'ST SEVERE SEG^ECATInN " ' 4/10/06 A 4 F
^EJ^Pc'Ji^JNcS l°P,iVh'^ llVSU'^i "^"^'S S. AFRICA INVESTMENT TIES 11 2 J/'l'^^o? t \ oh =50
FORDHAM 10 RELOCATE PROTEST SITE ^ ^ 4/18/06 b I N FSn
;,A'Tc'-.l^!\''^iNG PILL TO COVER liJVESTMENIS IN sni/TH AFrjrr« S 2 4/in/B6 A ION lal
R HA ?':'^lT?'r^i'i;^c"l ?SR-^Rn"??s^?i'^ "-^ """" "^^21" h" I t'Ar/.t ^ i p ;: p^s
PROTE'^T -• -» H 2 4/19/06 0 4 N dl
St.^'-T.^H'if PROFESSOR SHARPS S. AFRICA VIFJS S 2 4/19/Rt, a 3 p p r 7^
n^^ U,^KIf,'?5 ""OLICY ON S. AFRICA INiESTifcNTS tf ^ 4/21/86 C 1 P G F50
uL'r SnVE'l^JrS "BOTFST VOTE ON DIVESTMENT 5 2 4/24/06 A I u 'Un
^tT y^^^S SCHOLARSHIPS FOR S. AFRICANS " I ''/^Vn6 t 1PM -in
l.'.Jr .f,Ott^'*S "NC VOTE -v-'Ha 5 j i,li.^/fb A 1 M 10
«'-=,'-iM^''„E'"NCIPLES ONLY COSMETIC S 1 4/25/P6 C 1 M
A FLA-E OF PROTEST H 2 4/2'-/06 A 4 L
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^1^" If ^'S -'"^ "-0 -g^/P«-E^YS'?R^V?^?S S 2 4/26/06 A 1 P N MD6
NEW DUKE SHANTY ALLOWED TO STAY TILL TRUSTE'^S LEAVE \\ I 5/02/R6 A 4 L
H 2 5/07/06 b 1 M 454
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P. H. BHTHA. PARACHUTIST (CARTOON)
O'JKF'S ARRESTS OF STUDENTS •SMOCKING'
BISHOP PRFOICTS REVOLUTION IN S. AFRICA
TUTU URC-tS NCCU CRAOS TO TEAR DOrfN APARTHEIO
BISHOP TUTU SAYS TI-fE RUNNING OUT FOR SOUTH AFRICA
^;s'SFElIng'FJaM"so;?H'AFRiCA n ni.cuss oetention, tohture
SOUTH AFRICA: A POLICY OF DIVIDE AHO RULE
PROTESTS FOR HUMAN RIGHTS GET RESULTS ^^ ^^
S. AFRICA STRINGS ATTACHED TO CITV-NCNB CONTRACT
SOUTH AFRICA BORUER STATES CRUMBLING
PANEL UKS 30 BILLS FOR SHORT SESSION
UNIVERSITY TO SELL CBS STOCK
UMC TO SELL STOCK IN CBS .^^
OUKF COURSE MULLS BUSINESS. MORALITY
^n^l:TS'^k^F^/ciX^?H^E0L0liK:^?SEji"jAN.E NO CHEAP RECONCILIATION
DUKF SCHOOL ADVISER UUITS OVER DIVESTMENT DECISION
DIVESTITURE MOULD P»UO RACIAL REFORMS
SOUTH AFRICAN ANGLERS CHASE FOR PRIZE CATCH
TOTAL SANCTIONS NEEDED
HYPnCPISY IN DIVtSTTTURF
DURHAM WOMAN SEEKS WORD ON BROTHER JAILED IN S. AFRICA
U.S. npFiriALS WANT TO VISIT JAILED MAN
WAIT 'HIKO' FOR WOMAN IN DURHAM
BOTHA (CARTOON!
U.S. OFFICIALS STILL TRYING TO SEE YOUTH
BROTHER OF nuRHAM WOMAN FREED „c, c.cc
DURHAM WOMAN ■e«CIIFO' PY URUTHER'S RELEASE
NAACP MEMBERS PROTEST APARTHEID
DURHA^WOmIn^s'brJtHER has MUCH TO TELL UF JAIL STAY
DURHAM WOMAN PROUD OF JAILEO SIBLING'S DARING
FORMtR"s.^AFR°CAS''BFAUTY OUEEM JOINS FORCES TO -BATTLE APARTHEID
CHAPEl'hILL-CARr'bORO group TU VISIT S. AFRICA
EXCHANGE PLANNED WITH SOUTH AFRICA
nIc! ^USINESSMAn'^CONSIDERFO as ambassador to south AFRICA
RIGHTS LEADERS LAUD BROWN
BROWN CANCELS CONVENTION APPEARANCE
NEW STRATEGY STRESSED FOR BLACK ENVOY
HOSPITAL EYES INVESTMENTS . ,
BRUWH SAYS JOB ENTAILS 5ACRIFICR ^,,„^„-.
HOSPITAL BOARD MULLS S. AFRIC^ INVESTMENTS
RISING gflirlfENlSY'to sf AF^I^A COULD BE FLOP OR BIG BREAKTHROUGH
NOMINATION OF BRUWN MAY BE LOSING STEAM
TAR HEtL WILL SPURN ENVOY JnB
BROWN WITHDRAWS NAME FROM CONSIDERATION
8R0WN yON'I PURSUE AMBASSADOR POST
SANCTIONS PREFERABLE TO BARK WITH NO BITE
?3S;;ERN'AFR?CrirL^JE a zebra... (CARTOON,
?Ar.fWoNl"A?.ilSs'T ?HE'kS3tS'«N"sT^rEl WOULD DEPRIVE BLACKS (CARTOONI
•The GOVERNMENT CAN DO ANYTHING. ANYTIME'
WHY NOT OR. WALKER FUR AMBASSADORSHIP''
SdS?ni'sTRMIOn''oEFENOS textile AGREEMENT WITH PRcTORIA
SUPPUR T^ REAGAN
COLUMNIST PPRPETUAIES MYTH AB^UT SANCTIONS .^„,,.., tcytiic parT
Q'NFILL TFLLS WORKERS PRESIDENT SHOULD JUNK S. AFRICAN TEXTILE PACT
U.S. -SOUTH AFRICAN TEXTILE PACT LUNACY
OUKE DIVESTMENT A COURAGEOUS CHOICE ^.,r.
BROWN SAYS HE WILL CONTINUE WTRK IN SOUTH AFRICA
ELM ST. RESIDENTS ASK WAR ON DRUG-UE AL 1 No
TIME RIGHT FOR SOCIALISTS
SANCTIONS NOT EFFECTIVE
OPPOSED TO SANCTIONS
"".Tu^-i THt'sLACKS^iHS'LL BE HU»T MOST BY SANCTIONS... (CAKTOONi
SEI^ATF READY FOR SANCTIONS: BAN ON S. AFRICAN TEXTILES ADDED...
THE POLITICS OF DIAMONDS
?oSR!'-'nIw'?IrI??G?"n^F^ED to peal with SOUTH AFRICA
S. AFRICA CONTINUES TO STOCKPILE RACISM
SENIORS GROUP SENDS TFLE&RAMS TO SOUTH AFRICA
SANCTIONS WOULD GIV= U.S. LEVERAGE
HOSPITAL BOARD ADOPTS POLICY ON SOUTH AFRICA
C"RRECTION
MRS. KING DODGES DUTY
COBFY. PRICE ARE AT UDOS ON SANCTIONS ^,,^„ „,.,tc,en
NCCU BOARD TOLD ENROLLMPNT UP. STUDENTS BETTER OUALIFIEO
APARTHEID V"T= HURT) DUKE GIFTS
ROBERTSON BACKS REAGAN ON 5. AFRICA
FINANCIAL crisis: UNITED NATHNS IN TROUBLt...
SANCTIUNS CAN HELP SOUTH AFRICA'S BLACKS
BRUYHILL DEFENDS HIS VOTE UN SOUTH AFRICAN SANCTIONS ^ ^ , ^., ^
REiGAM. N.C. 5ENAT(]RS WRUNG NOT TO BACK S . AF R I C A SANC T I ON S
BOTHA THREATENS SENATORS WITH GRAIN IMPORTS CUTOFF
S. AFRICA PU27LFS OUKF PANEL ,„,,
HELMS SHOULDN'T RUN tRRANOS FTR i. AFRICA ,.,,,,,_,,
MPMOcp OF iiltriAWFD PARTY APPLAUOS S. AFRICAN SANCTIONS ^„,,.
SIPUBLICANS SUGGEST HFLMSBAC-LASM MAY HAVE HURT REAGAN ON SOUTH AFRICA
BOrSX'S BLUNT THREAT NEEDS UNITED RESPONSE
CONSTRUCTIVE ENGAGEMENT (CARTOONI
CONGRESS SPEAKS OUT AGAINST APARTHEID
|!|ERf''s''wh1t'we''tS"nK Sf'yOUR CRUMMY VMO|... (CARTQONI
CONSUL: U.S. SANCTIONS WON'T = NO APSRTHFJD
UNC STUDENTS HOLD SIT-IN TO P=UTtST APARTHEID
SOUTH AFRICA'S INOPERABLE TUMOR (CARTOONI
in:'"»ll°»t ?rs'C;^ITORIAL insulted HIM. MISSTATED FACTS
J.T^c^^D ]'u'^JJi^'fl^-'ll'i'-'"di^ Sil?^f,^E^"G0lLl-F0R I.-CAMPUS SYSTEM
unc bash s smashing success
unc apartheid foes picket at ceremony
coSfJ.ge'"Issin!''on"council passing anti-apartheid resolution
UNC BOARD CHAIR-AN STILL OPPOSES DIVcSIMENT
IBM TO DIVEST... (CARTOONI _,,. .,
uKc'S TANNER. NEWTON DISAGREE 0"'„0 I Vc S T-c NT
AFRIKAr4ER CHURCH TAKES MORAL RUAD ON APARTHEID
S. AFRICAN INVESTMENT HAS SHRUNK
S. AFRICA'S LFAOERS NOT GFTTl'iG MESSAGE
NFL<^UN "^ANDELA'*^ DAUGHTER 10 EpFAK
R IR NABIsrO PLANS TO STSY IN SOUTH AFRICA
SiSlSANDELAiS TALK HEADLINES UNC ' S HUMAN RIGHTS WEEK
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VIULE'iT CHANGE SEFN INEVITABLE
SHANTY r.OES UP OH UNC CAMPUS '^«"''US
KODAK PULLOUT SHRINKS UNC INV'STHFNTS IN S. AFRIrA
u%' u\Kmt rs?if,^%iusf f^s" ?iL\¥^ vi
CoLi^.%E'RTriT}L\sfl'!.SsE'"*"''^'" " ^""^
ANTI-APIRTHFIO FOLLIES
GPOUP PICKETS CJURHAM attorney
U^C BOAPO yOTFS UGWN DIVESTITURE
si.'f'D[SE?fs^KT°i."^rr^?js''^r,,Tr2-5
^Y^Y^?i^l;rH^[-li?i'iu?S=^!!eSII'^VA^J'°" '""'"'' ^.VESTMENT
LIFTING MEDIA BANS COULD HELP S. AFRICA
FIRM USED BY CITY MAY HAVE S. AFRICA TIES
COUNTY f.AY HELP TRAIN S. AFRICANS
SOUTH AFRICA. CONSTITUTION AND LAW!
•THE GOVERNMENT CAN 00 ANYTHING. ANYTIME-
SOUTH AFRICA, EDUCATION
GROUP RAPS EDUCATION IN S. AFRICA
SOUTH AFRICAN SCHOLARSHIP FUND
"5N?S'?uli^AyS pf.0?f^sr'v3?rfeN";i^tES?S^St"^"'^' ""^ 5'"°ENT AID
UNC VOTES SCHOLARSHIPS FOR S. AFRICANS
SIT-IN FOLLOWS UNC VOTE " ^ * » "''-''^^
UNC BOARD STARTS tlOO.ODO S. AFRICA SCHOLARSHIP FUND
SOUTH AMERICA
SEE ALSO ARGENTINA
VOYAGE DOWN THE AMAZON
'°"'"EfoN*sIc-s'^SlCK''^''"' "O^BALL
south atlantic league (ilaseballp
fanfare: fayettevillI tigers
south "ioston speedway
see also stock cab racing
'^,',55,'(, SJ^PS AT SOUTH POSTON
^ rl'i^.^l^'^^^ '''-"^' ''ESULT PROTESTED
B7SKi^N?H^^^c^^"?5s^^?RA^\'"cR^i2;r^^y^R^?o^°«^ nti'" ^"^""^^ ^^"^
s.c.
tcl ?,'-|S tA.'i^'^^E" COUNTY, SOUTH CAROLINA
III *LSO SOUTH OF THE BORDER
SEEALSO UNIV. OF S.C. SPORTS, FOOTBALL
ISyJ? C'ROLINIAMS WARNED AGAIMST SEA WALLS
SPECIAL TAX LURES FOR INDUSTRIAL PROSPFCtI Ciln iiu
KILLER DROUGHT RRINGS OUT BEST IN FAK«EPS
J''>"^"n5.^5"^':'"5 NEEOEd'^FOR OR vJrSwSo DRINK
pJt'uS^or sHST^Jp'*^^^ ''°'' '^'■'*'' environSen?
LIKELY IN N.C.
S.C. ELECTIONS
MARTIN HAS ADVICE FOR S.C. PEnUBLICAN GOV FRNOR-EL EC T
S.C. HIGHWAY PATPUL
N.C. MAN CONVICTED OF KILLING S.C. TROPPER
SOUTH CHURTON ST.
HULSROPOUGH SEEKS MONEY FOR WIDENING SOUTH CHURTON
SOUTH CREEK
PHOSPHATE-LADEN WASTEWATER SPILLED INTO CREEK
SOUTH DUKE ST.
SEE ALSO DUKE ST.
NEW SHELTER
SOUTH nu=HAM
SFE ALSO NORTH DURHAM
NEW DURHAM POST UFFTCE PLANNED
S?I,',£;£ri9t' P^fVBLIC HEARING lADl
piSLfc^SA^R'? l'n'Tll'lrV,.lV'"" °^""'" "'°''"
CITY TO RESET HEARING
LITY FINALLY SAYS BRIEF SNOW SHOW ClU'IEn Nn SHIIU
CITY OF DURHAM NOTICE OF PURL! C HE API NG
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coiNciL g;;rANN^si[ii^Nf '"" °'= ^"^^'^ "^"'^"^
SOUTH GRANVILLE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATITN
GRANVILLE GRUUP, SCHOOLS e5e IN G 50-ACRE TRACT
SOUTH GRANVILLE COUNTY LIBRARY
^ rnntl53 GRANVILLE COUNTY LIBRARY
COUNTY LIBRARY PROPOSED AT SOUTH GRANUIIIF r»Moii-
BUTNER. CREEDMOOR SE^i^A?E L IiJrar I ^ S^l^ic.fc D »?"«£*» ING
SOUTH GRANVILLE EXCHANGE CLUP
SEE EXCHANGE CLUB OF SOUTH GRANVILLE CUUNTY
SUUTH GRANVILLE HIGH SCHOOL
NOMINEES
^pi^p\S?fE?"l5"^rs?^^iS\^? i^TS'^^itibaLE HIGH
r»l?sT.ni'ic".'i'l','°,\°o"^',- ^H^Is^ARE^HtG^H-'tklHr^N^^ATSGHS
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATIONS SCHEDULED
SMOKE BOMB EMPTIES SCHOOL
lr'y'^?„'''''''>"l-LE'S FAVORITE FLAVORS
l/Ji/R?
N E
P o DATE
PG L P -IVL
U/11/P6 A
ll/U/Ri C
I1/I5/R6 b
11/1R/P6 C
U/20/06 B
U/J0/P6 A
U/Jl/f6 A
1 l/3I/n6 A
1 l/il/R6 A
u/<;j/n6 A
\l/2'i/Kb A
U/iR/Bb A
Il/iR/16 A
li/OS/Slj A
IJ/J5/R6 B
W/11/86 A
12/12/P6 e,
U/l?/!16 A
IJ/lJ/86 C
U/n/Po C
U/I3/B6 C
I2/16/B6 C
U/lS/96 A
ll/ll/fb
i li/27/R6 A 1
' N L^n
' N L9n
N
' N L9D
N L^O
N L9n
N L-JO
N L-jn
•I »5P
N L 90
L
L
N
^1
N Jll
'I
U N27
N L 9-1
N S 9 ?
■I L9n
N L90
'■ S^l
E
■I HTO
N '^O*
H 2 7/27/B6 C 1 P N W27
H 2 2/2R/R() E
H 2 './2S/86 B 1
S 2 '■/25/P6 A 1
S 1 it/Z-i/fe, C 1
H 5 '•/2(i/R6 C 1 N 'm
N ^UO
N MIO
H 2 <(/27/86 U 1 t- F "30
S 2 e/22/»b u 17 N
H 2 10/2A/P6 CAN
H 2 B/n/Rt> b ■; N
H .' 9/15/36 b S N
H 2 10/05/86 D 12 P N "I'.
H 2 10/19/86 8 e N
H
?
1/18/86
A
H
7
3/D.V86
H
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7/22/i'6
s
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9/0,'/»6
A
H
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9/19/»6
A
H
2
ll/u3/"6
A
F
H ? 11/11/86 A 9 N
H2 2/15/P6B 4 N
H 3 12/09/86 C 1 N UC
H 2 2/19/R6 a 14 N
5 ?
'./07/96
C
1
P
°
T37
H 2
l/j9/»6
A
N
M9 7
y ^
2/23/86
A
M
S 2
2/26/86
A
N
''b'^
H 2
2/27/Bo
a
^1
S 2
2/27/86
A
11
'1
"69
H 2
2/28/86
3
n
H 2
3/J2/B6
A
1 3
M
A
H 2
3/17/86
o
h*
a
5 2
3/l''/n6
A
■J
"69
S 2
4/21/86
A
M
N
Mb"
H 2
4/30/86
A
H
H 2
5/TR/l>6
;^
19
P
L2n
H 2
6/16/P6
A
M
A
S 2
10/21/86
A
12
N
H70
H I 11/07/86 b 1
1 11/11/S6 C 1 •! seo
1 12/11/86 B I N Se"
1/04/86 A
3/08/86 L
3/21/86 a
3/29/86 B
4/12/86 a
6/03/06 b
b/J4/86 C
7/12/86 B
8/21/86 b
9/20/»6 b
11/1 1/86 A
137
S IS
H 1 ll/l,'/8b
2
S 2
I1/29/I _
12/19/86
N S8C
N
'1 S9?
M U W T H L Y / 4 M -1 U / L
INDEX
SUBJECTS
INFORMAL Sy.UFY ,,.„.,,
SGHS TO HOST BAND AUDITIONS
SOUTH r.RANVILL^ HIGH SCHOOL, &0AOU»TION
DURHAM SCHOOLS TO GRADUATE 1,600
SOUTH GRANVILLE HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. BASEBALL
VIKINGS '<IIH
SOUTH GRANVILLE HIGH SCHOOL ^f?»T5, ^A^^E'I'LL
llli'^ni^Tl'u'iTohs'Tu 'prRL^A^n S^'a'u^/s INTO CHAMPIONSHIPS ^^
LOOK FOR JOPOAN'S FALCONS TO SOAR TO THE TOP AMONG AREA TFAMS
aRUHKS, JORDAN NIP WEBB IN 3 TIS
SOUTH GRANVILLF HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, FOOTBALL
DRGGOFN'S VIKINGS EYE PLAYOFFS
E. ALAMANCE ROLLS BY S. GRANVILLE
THfRl'GHT^PATH: S. GRANVILLF FINDS WINNING TRACK UNDER JOE BROGDEN
COMFTS FLASH EAPLY, HAND SOUTH GRANVILLF 34-0 LOSS
S. GRANVILLF FALLS DESPITE DANIEL TDS
SOUTH GRANVILLE HIGH SCHOOL 5P0RTS, SOFTBALL
UNBEATEN VKES WIN PLAYOFF OPFNFR
SOUTH JOHNSTON HIGH SCHOOL SPOO TS , BASKETBALL
BALANCE HAY BF LEAGUE'S CATCHWOPD THIS ScASON
SOUTH JOHNSTON HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, FOOTBALL totam.-.c
SOUTHERN SEFKS TO UNSEAT E. WAKE AT TOP OF TRiANuLE
SOUTH KOREA
SEE ALSf^ HYUNDAI
SEE ALSO KOREA
'1:'^??£V?IfI%'^&I^? iEJN^E^? ?Jp"Sl^[?I^S set UP CHAIR AT ECU
KOREAN CAR HEADING FUR DURHAM DEBUT
N.C. SOLDIER IS ARRESTED
SOUTH MECKLENBURG HIGH SCHOOL „,cn,,Tc
VALEDICTORIAN SELECTION CREATES DISPUTE
^°"'",1ARRI0TT'"H0fEL PROPOSAL PASSES PLANNING BOARD
CONTRACT AWARDED FOR WIDENING ROAD
CONTRACT AWARDED FOR WIDENING ROAO
SOUTH OF THE bOROE"
^^CATCHY SIGNS PULL TOURISTS TO SOUTH OF THE BURDER RESORT
DO CERTAIN BILLBOARDS KEEP HIGHWAYS SAFER?
SOUTH ORANGE BLACK CAUCUS , , ,.^.,^
SEE ALSO CONGRESSIONAL BLACK CAUCUS
"l.'h^5NHrS[1c'K°^^;?Us"FU0PSFS ID CANDIDATES
DEMOCRATS SANFORD, PRICE BACKED BY SOUTH ORANGE BLACK CAUCUS
SOUTH ORANGE PFSCUF SUUAD ,,.,.„
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY RESCUE SIUAO „„,,^
WITH nONATEO LAND. OLD BRICKS, RESCUE SQUAD GROWS
^"^^'^"hOOFRN GIVILHATION has BAD SIDE-FFFECTS
'°"lEE''ALtS'*f!uRl:M MASTER THOROUGHFARE PLAN
SEE ALSO 15-501 BYPASS
SEE ALSO OOXoORO ST.
SEE ALSO SOUTHWFST DUPHAM
THE COST OF BEING BUCOLIC
»l<..9 MILLION SOUGHT FOR STREFT WORK
STREET IMPROVEMENTS VITAL
SOUTH SQUARE CORPORATE CENTER
CLEANING WOMAN TRAPPED IN ELEVATOR „^^,,^ o,,,,n,.irc
PLANS FOR SOUTH SQUARE CENTER INCLUDE 3 NEW OFFICE BUILDINGS
OFFICE BUILDINGS CONSIDERED
'""'"R^?ySl^G"BkU LFGGETT OFFICIAL LEAVES LEGACY
IVfV'S OFFiriALS STILL DUItT ON SOUTH SOUARE MOVE
13-YEAR-OLD RUNS THROUGH GLASS DURING CHASE
JORDAN STUDENTS WOW THEM AT SOUTH SQUARF ..,,.^c^ „., ,
DENTAL HEALTH 'EXTRAVAGANZA' TODAY AT SOUTH SQUARE MALL
IVEY'S TO k^PLAFE MONTGOMERY WARD AT MALL
IVEY'S TO OPEN STDR= ON OLD WARD'S SITE
1"!]1H loSlkF? TheSrIANGLE'S FINEST PLACE TO SHOP I AO 1
VILLAGE BANK PLANS BRANCH OFFICE NEAR SOUTH SOUARE
era FYPANDING
INSURANCE WOES WON'T FIZZLE CITY FIREWORKS
MAN HIT IN MALL PARKING LOT ^ ^
FOURTH OF JULY FUN PLANNED IN TRIANGLE
DURHAM SALUTE _ ,^,^„,,
GUNMAN HITS SOUTH SQUARE MALL CAFETERIA
NEW SCHOOL CLOTHLS HAVE CLASSIC LOOK
FINGERPRINTING PROGRAM TO BE DFFEREO TOMORROW
CO IMESTOPPtRS TIP LEADS TO ARRESTS
DIRT STPIPPFRS
POLTLP PURSUt CAR
DURHAM MAN CHARGED IN SHOOTING
IVEY'S OPENING TO BENEFIT DUKE
MANAGER NAM=U FOR NEW IVEY'S
YULeSrFES^ HALLOWEEN BATS MAKE FOR CROWDED SEASON
SHOPPING "ALL SPOOKS
DnRHA""piTAILFR5 HOPING SALES WILL LURE SHOPPERS
UTY^SHPULD IMPROVE PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION
READY TO GO
LONG PEACH
SHOPPING IS HARD WORK
SANTA'S HOUSE AT MALL CATCHES ON FIRE
SOUTH SOUAH= PUS ROUTE CHANGE OK ' 0
CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS . ^
PAOOED PtRCH/CHFCKING HIS LIST ,_,.,, ,.,,5
DURHAM PUSINeSSfS OFFY SLUGGISH RETAIL SALES
TRIANGLF SHOPPE''S LINE UP FOR SALES
0UHHAM-BA5E0 FORMAL-WEAR BUSINESS FLOURISHES
TREND
S t
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DATE C PG L
l^/^l/Pt, a 1 C
12/2T/R6 B ?
S ? 6/05/n6 A 14
H ' <./l3/n6 B
S 2 ll/lA/n6 U
H 2 U/in/Pfc D
H 2 1 1/13/06 D 24
H 2 12/10/16 D ~
S 2 a/2?/n6 D
H 2 a/30/?6 D
S 7 10/14/P6 b
H 2 10/23/B6 D
H 7 1 l/0l/°6 D
H 2 11/08/66 0
H ? 5/21/P6 D 3 N
H 2 U/H/P6 D 22 P F 08 =
H 2 8/26/66 D 14 P F
2 P
4 P
2
N P52
■: Dd';
F r.6R
^1
7 P
3
7 P
i p
3
7
M 3 13
U 315
M 085
N 167
N
5/14/P6 A 14
6/26/66 0 4
7/IP/86 A 5
12/04/66 C 9
•} L4l
N v.'8 7
H 2 5/25/86 C
H 2 3/05/P6 e 1 N <35
H I 7/15/66 C 3 N
H 2 7/16/66 C 3 N
H 2 5/J5/86 C 7
S ? 11/20/66 A 4
H 3 5/J3/no C
S 2 5/0"'/86 A
H 3 9/l''/R6 a 1
S 2 12/Q6/B6 A 4
H 2
4/01/66 A
C
H 7
5/J3/'>6 C
')
S51
H 2
5/04/66 D
H
H 2
3/12/66 C
N
S 2
6/lI/»6 A
N
■182
H 2
6/12/36 b
M
S 2
1/01/66 A
F
*1
'J 07
S 2
1/16/66 A
•J
H 2
2/17/'"6 B
N
S 2
2/15/=6 A
N
S27
H 2
2/2'/'>6 B
N
H 2
3/JI/60 C
^1
S 2
3/01/16 A
N
S 2
3/33/66 L
N
H 2
5/13/66 D
A
H 2
5/24/66 C
N
L4!
H 2
5/24/86 C
N
S 2
6/23/P6 A
N
S 2
7/07/86 A
17
N
S ?
7/03/66 0
P
F
" 71
H 7
7/D5/66 C
0
P
L20
S 2
7/14/65 C
N
S 2
d/l5/n6 B
p
F
G59
S 2
9/22/66 C
N
"35
S 7
8/2''/66 C
■1
S 2
9/06/66 C
p
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F70
S 7
9/I6/R6 C
N
S 2
J/l9/8t L
M
S 2
9/29/116 C
M
H 2
9'30/66 n
p
N
S 2
10/09/66 C
p
p
T37
H 2
10/31/''6 b
F
N
r ec
5 2
10/31/66 A
p
p
K 3"
S 2
I1/J1/P6 A
P
n
R 76
S 7
U/l'/66 A
P
N
Wb7
S 2
1 1/24/66 C
P
P
"75
H 2
11/25/66 A
L
E 2
1 1/26/66 A
p
p
F 7'^
5 2
11/26/66 C
D
p
P 76
H 2
ll/il/Pe C
P
p
K 30
H 2
12/u3/°6 y
■1
H 2
12/35/66 L
^1
551
S 2
12/06/''6 A
P
p
E7-1
S 2
12/15/66 A
P
f^
"65
S 2
12/23/66 A
N
wa?
S 2
I2/25/»6 A
P
N
Wb'
5 7
12/26/86 C
"
F
WB'
SOUTH SQUARE MOTORS
SOUTH SOUARE MOTORS:
V(E,RE PROUD TO Bf A PART OF DUKE CLASSIC IAD)
H 2 5/13/86 D 10 P A
1/01/86'- - \lnxUl SUBJECT. "t^S 'Ja^,
I/O"/!!?
S. KOREAN CAR EXPFCTED !N CITr RV NOVFMPFR
KOREAN CAR HEADING FOR DURHiM DfBljr
SOUTHBRIDGE
MULTIFAMILV DUELLINGS PHPULAR INUESTMENTS
SOUTHCHE" INC.
DOSSIER: JOSEPH H. COLLIE
S^O^PLEf E*ST OURHA-I CHEMICAL FIRF
SguTHCHEH fIRE INJURES 16. ROUTS 1.000 IN EAST
NEIGHPORS RENFW PUSH TO OUST r H^M I C AL PL ANT 5
FIREFIGHTERS FIND FUMES AT 50UTHCHEM *^'-*'"^
3RD FORK CHEEK SAID UNPOLLUTEn
SCUTHCHEM EVACUATION SPARKS PUSH FOR NEW PLAN
CITY SHOULD STUDY DANGERS OF CHFMICALS
fnHtlf!l-.'r?'T5''?=f)!f'^".'"i°"' "^"'^ !="« EAST OUOHAM
CnUNCIL: CITY NFtnS AN EVACUATION PLAN
COMMON SENSE IN EMERGENCIES
REVIEW OF UFFICERS- CONDUCT S'^UGHT
PROPOSED STUDY OF POLICE. FIR= COSTS REJECTFD
^S^^hpSc^fc'^L^tlMgEE'""" FIkE.^^L.N^D^SSrTMENT COSTS
'pU^Ll'E?s'1S?lG^^2;Et^A;,%S3?S'slLi''""^ MATERIALS
EMERGENCY OFFICIALS TO SEEK FUNDS FOR MORE FOUIPMENT
SOUTHEAST COMPACT COMMISSION
til A'ts'? 'i%\iihr.vii,v.''°'''- *^° "^"'^
^n=-:L"F0^L"2Allri,^T?"H^AR-Tfci/sbT"S^J°";^^'^^'-°^^ °"-
.^V^„JP,£""-'-E"GE RANKING FO" WASTF DUMP
N.C. PRESSURED TO LEAVE PANEL
N.C. MAY OUIT HASTE SITE COMMISSION
?T fE h'Sp%^? c'^isuTT?!i7^:'^R^IoR^r;nv^yM?TlV^u"M%^?r??w^HERf ^'^"^ "^^
S.P.EAKEKS OPPOSE N.C.'S RANKING FOP RADIOACTIVE DU-P
GOVERNOR LOPuyINGOVEr'waSTE 'dump '^'^^
TH0RN3URG: N.C. COULDN'" "-' '
N.C. DELEGATES LEAVE MEETING DN^vJaste SITE
tn^l I2o?!".'i'^ ■'^.S'STE SITE COMPACT
3^of ,.^''!£"'J^'5 WANT BARNWELL REPO";iTORY TO STAY IN OPERATTim
MARTIN TO LOBPY GOVERNORS ABOUT NUCLEAR WASTE SITF "'^FRAriUN
NEW DATA SOUGHT ON N-UASTF FAC LITY ^
lTrl*"i'i'^^^l''\l^l^i MARTIN'S WTRK ON WASTE CDMPACT -TO SAVE FACE-
sSS^TH ^r^Eg?o;iSL^'csrpi^r?cA^^fssj5 "^^^
Siih^"!^? iS c5M'pi^'^o^S?s"^n,r"'"'^''"^ "^^^ 5ITFS
;"uS^s^?r?i"pE*c°s^?ES°ThiEjR^s" "'^^^ ^'^^
TAR HEELS GFT NUCLEAR BLOW
N.C. VOTED SITE FOR NUCLEAR DUMP
d?scSI!^^S2°I!?e' """" '''^ °'"''°''
??TF"Scf tc5nf.'^„2E,'''°'°""-- 'lUCLEAP WASTF DUMP IN N.C.
M 1 1 c?^'^.',V^'*,,?r'"J';' BRING GLOWING HUMOR
C J^^A i.^&EC^i^bN^LicK'^&^ES!i.^S"N^?E5^^^
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WASTE SITE
sfkVI"s3SJ^D^^^^r?L?^i!?^^^A^;cr'^^'' "'^ '" """^^
PANEL TOLD PLANTS SHOULD KEFP WASTE
ISmJ^.SILT.S'"!?*'- "'STF COMPACTOR ICARTOnrjl
S"ME «R6AS VOW TO OPPOSE NUCLEAR WASTE DISPOSAL
^fiff 2Vm 'l^cK.^'-t,^""'"^ RADIPACTIVE WASTE DOmP
STATE WILL SPFNO tlOU.OOO ON DISPnSAI STTF CWTrFoTA
SVf^^"' "»STE DUMP GAINS SOME GROUND ^'^^ CRITERIA
rnip??t"S'l,r''2':!v^°';?''9^ COULD MEAN HIGHER FEES
cc, c't!,." kt ".'!i^,!I I°UGHEP TO QUIT
S
I T
N E
E
L Y
P D
DATE
C
PG
L 0
"YL
H 2
5/l<./n6
A
14
N
S ?
7/lO/tl6
A
5
1182
H ?
3/2<./a6
F
I
N
H ?
8/2D/B6
A
q
P G
5 2
9/0<./B<j
A
1
P M
T a^
H 2
Sr/05/H6
A
I
P M
■''5 1
H 2
9/0S/P6
A
8
rj
^ 54
S 2
9/05/8(>
A
1
X45
5 ?
9/06/P6
A
1
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H 2
9/D9/n6
A
1
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'■■51
S 2
•9/y=/»6
L
1
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H70
S ?
9/11/R6
A
4
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H 2
9/12/06
B
1
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H 2
9/12/06
B
1
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^54
S 2
9/12/R6
C
1
N
H 2
9/l'5/H6
A
4
L
H 2
i/16/n6
C
1
S51
S 2
9/16/e6
c
I
N
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H 2
9/18/86
A
4
F
S 2
9/24/86
A
1
P N
H70
H 2
9/^5/86
8
1
H
S51
S 2
9/25/''6
C
I
N
H7"
S 2
10/08/86
A
1
M70
H 7
10/09/86
s
1
N
■^51
S 2
lCJ/09/86
c
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5 2
12/04/86
c
1
P '1
H71
COMPACT PULLOUT CHECK PROPOSED
CDMPACT POSES THOONY LEGAL ISSUE
NUCLEAR DUMP IGNITES FURUR
N.C. AVOIDS WASTE COMPACT
SOUTHEAST DURHAM
LANOHRIGHT 8UYS. PLANS TO COMPLETE SOUTHEASTERN DURHAM DEVcLUPMENT
SOUTHEAST REGIONAL COMPACT
SEE SOUTHEAST COMPACT COMMISSION
SOUTHEAST WOMEN'S EMPLOYMENT COALITinN
SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT. WOMEN
SOUTHERN WOMEN FIGHTING 4 CENTUMES OF DP PRE S S ION- ST UO Y H 2 4/21/Rt L
SlIUTHEASTEPN BAPTIST SEMINARY
H 2
1/18/86 A
6
']
H 2
1/29/P6 B
14
ri
H ?
3/01/86 A
8
N
H 2
4/19/B6 B
3
N
H 2
4/27/86 C
12
N
H 2
5/Uft/86 A
12
M
H 2
5/09/86 B
7
N
5 2
5/21/86 A
5
N
H 1
5/2'/86 U
3
M
H ?
5/28/86 C
1
N
046
S 2
5/29/P6 A
8
J
H 2
6/08/86 C
^
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H 2
6/L1/86 A
17
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H 2
6/14/86 A
o
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H ■>
6/17/R6 A
4
L
H 2
6/20/86 A
17 [
tl
H 2
6/2"/86 A
17
'(
S 2
6/2D/86 C
7
(1
H 2
6/27/86 C
9
N
H 2
7/02/86 A
14
N
H 2
7/0',/86 C
1
N
S 2
7/07/86 A
7
ri
H 2
7/12/86 A
9
N
H 2
7/14/86 A
10
N
H 2
7/15/86 C
6
'1
H 2
7/16/86 b
4
N
H 2
a/U5/86 D
8
N
H 2
a/08/P6 A
1 1
*l
H 2
8/12/86 A
1 P
S 2
l)/15/l>6 C
4
M
S 2
8/16/86 A
4
F
H 2
8/17/86 0
4 T
f
956
H 2
3/23/86 A
ID
N
H I
9/01/86 a
1
N
S 2
9/0-./n6 C
2
N
H 2
9/05/86 A
15 P
N
*i ^
9/06/86 A
5 P
N
S 2
9/09/86 C
10
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H 2
9/n/86 B
2
N
S 2
9/10/86 C
3
N
H 2
9/11/86 A
i
'■I
046
S 2
9/11/86 A
1
'I
S 2
9/11/B6 A
1
N
S 1
9/11/06 A
I p
P
H 2
9/12/86 A
1
046
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9/12/86 A
1
N
046
S 2
9/12/86 A
1
■1
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5 2
9/12/86 A
4
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9/M/P5 C
I
N
046
S 2
9/13/86 A
2
N
H 2
9/15/86 A
12
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9/17/86 B
2
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H 2
9/18/86 A
16
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9/19/86 A
?
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9/19/86 C
4
N
S 2
9/22/06 A
tl
H 2
9/24/B6 A
8 P
^1
H 2
9/25/86 A
4
L
H 2
9/26/86 a
1
N
■97
H 2
9/26/86 A
4 T
T
'66
H 2
9/26/86 A
15
^l
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9/2''/°6 A
6
N
H 2
1U/IJ8/86 A
13
^1
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10/16/86 0
1
N
046
S 2
10/16/86 C
9
N
H 3
lt;/25/e6 C
2
••1
H 2
10/28/06 a
3
N
H '
ll/U/36 A
9 P
N
H 2
11/21/06 C
9
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1 1/22/P6 D
S P
N
S 2
11/25/06 A
4
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1 1/25/06 C
4
fl
H 2
11/26/86 C
2
N
H 2
2/1 )/06 0
1 P
•1
81
H 2
:2/23/<'6 C
1
N
S 2
2/27/86 A
9
N
5 2
12/27/86 A
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7/27/96 F
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SOUTHEASTERN DAPflST SEMINARY BOARD ELECTs'cHAIRMAN
H 2 2/06/86 A 16 n
H 2 2/07/86 C 5 N
H 1 10/14/86 C 3 M
M 0 N T H L
I U J E X
U/31/96
SUBJECT
M c
1/0O/A7
SnuTHFiSTFRN PRFSIDENT DISPUTES CHANGES OF LIBERALISM "
^°"'"[^S:"F3R^?rc'?5''/F's'TggJBnbp Tn BOTTOM
^°"'"B,'i;rM%'e?rcf!i?''ErF!Ti^'?&'i^ircRiMFSTOPPFRs group
SOUTNE'STEON OURHA"
SEE SOUTHEAST DURHAM
SOUTHEASTE»N_GFNER|L_H0SPITAL^^^ F-,R SICKLE-CELL ANEMIA PROGRAM
SOUTHEASTERN ORGAN PROCUREMENT flLlNOATION
DOCTORS RAISE QUESTIONS ABOUT ORGAN TRANSPLANTS
SOUTHEASTERN SAVINGS AND LOAN CO. ICHARLTTTE, N.C.I
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
BUSINFSS HIGHLIGHTS
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
SAv'l!lr,"ANo'"'LoiN"BEING SUED OVER HANDLING OF LOAN
SOUTHEASTERN UNIVERSITIES RESEARCH ASSOCIATION
^^TRIANGLe'^CO^PUTFR UNIT AOOS^ N'T TMORKS
UNC AMONG SCHOOLS IN COMPUTER NFTWORK
SURA OE-tLcCTS UNC'S FOPDHAM
SOUTHEASTERN HAR RFSISTERS LEAGUE
SEE WAR BESISTERS- LEAGUE
SOUTHERN 500 ,,.,,
SFF ALSO ^TPCK CAR RACING
SOUTHERN PLOT THINS FROM A YEAR AGO
ELLIOTT'S MISHAP GIVES RICHMOND .(IN
RACE FOR POINTS PUIS EARNMAPOT IN THE HOI SEAT
EARNHARDT TAKFS GRAND NATIONAL WIN
SOUTHERN A3TS FEDERATION
SEE ALSO ARTS. U.S.
ARTICLES ARTICLES...
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION OF COLLEG|S AND SCHOOLS
SEE ALSO 'SCHOOLS, M.C., ACCREDITATION
UNC RF-ACCRFDITED
ASSOCIATinN RFACCREOITS UNC
SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTION
sii ALSO GENERAL^BAPTIST rONVCNTION
SFF ALSO n;C. baptist STATE CONVENTION
LAWSUIT FILFO 0VE6 SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTION ACTION
rFr,5'^';,a'ltiEl'si"s'5jE!?g?N?Y'J,F^LuTHeRN BAPTIST CONVENTION
c*i;i?.?JSAV?a^w.gGE^8'?s^oSfr^Sv?^^f§r^^
BAPTIST MOO'^RAT'^S R4P NOMINATIONS
s!^:'a«vssr^s;{2E'R\'BipWnvrNE='ru;'FoucAT,oN programs
BAPTIST^ URGED TO TEACH SEX ETUCATIOn
AUTHURITARIAN BAPTISTS ARE 5CMING OISCQRO
BAPTISTS nivIOED OVER CONVENTION ^„....r..T rtcc
FUNr-iMENTiClST BAPTISTS WANT CLOSE CHURCH-GOV ERNMFNT TIES
aAPTlST": torn: niO ADAM ANU EVE REALLY FxIST?
BAPTIST UNIT SAYS PUT POLITICS 'S'OE .„-„
poEACHER SAYS HYMNS CONTAIN W= AK THFOLOCY
BAPTISTS 'HFAOEO FQB OIVORCF'
SOUli^RN PAirlSTS EXPOSE A FRAY'SU »>*e°ICAN NfcRVF
CONSERVATIVES OUST BAPTIST PAIEL "EMBERS
rR"FPsIoR°AT°clNnR'^F''BIT¥ErF"Tro"iL SOUTHERN BAPTIST FIGHT
BAPTiIt SEMINARY LEADERS TU HIRF SOME CON SER V A TI VF S
!5SU^[ ^^"MjS^^?fs'^lPN''rT I^MIST STATE CONVFNTION
SOUtJieIsTERn'-PrII'iOeKt'oISPUTES charges uF LIBERALISM
SOUTHERN BELL TELEOHONF CO.
SEE ALSO TELEPHONES. DURHAM
SEE ALSO TELEPHONES, N.C.
SEE ALSO TELEPhONFS. U.S.
l"nn-oistance phone cable cut
bus infss highl ights
phu»;e service cut. ..again
JUST WHFRF no THEY LIVE'
HIGH HIP£ SHELTFR
PANEL WANTS FASTER "HONE IMPROVEMENTS
CHAPEL MILL PHONc S"^RVKE RESTUREO
CUT CABLE IN OURhAM ISOLATES CHAPEL HILL
SOUTHERN BELL SAYS PHONE COSTS DOWN
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
PHONE COMPANY SENDS MANAGERS TO AID N.C.
TRIANGLE PHONF GROWTH OEPFNOS ON FyNOS
YELLOW PAGES HAVE TALENT AGENTS SEEING OEO
BUSINFSS BRIcFING
SOUTHERN BUILDING CODE CONGRESS
'lutt^INE"^oSr5l8C??^o.s CALLED NATURE OF INDUSTRY
EXPERT: HOMES IN DURHAM GETTING SAFER
SOUTHERN CHRISTIAN LFADERSHIP CONFFRENCe
SCLC SAYS STORE BOYCOTT OVER
HiZAROOUS WASTE SITES CRITICIZED
SOUTHERN CONF|RENC| ^^^ ^^„„^^ ^,^^ SOUTHERN CONFERENCE TITLE
fanfare: MARSHALL SC PICK
mountaimefrs fnjuy titlf
Southern cco" ing
''llJt'NEAe°"Rj:;hLS his southern roots
E';Sl^l}fg"'Eic'H'E's"?OUTHERN cooking
SOUTHERN LIVING COOKING 5''.H00L
crowd learns WHAT'S COOKING
SOUTHERN COOKING UPDATE
SOUTHERN 0»EA«S AND TROJAN WOM'N
P D DATE
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H 2 <./^5/P6 A 1?
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5/10/86
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H 7
5/2I/"6
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5/26/86
A
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<; 7
5/31/86
A
A
H 7
6/0''/"6
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6/l"/86
A
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6/ll/''6
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6/16/86
A
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3/10/P6
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10/ll/°6
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10/12/86
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10/26/86
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I1/J3/86
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11/18/86
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12/07/86
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12/26/86
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1/11/86 C
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3/16/86 C
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5/J1/86 A
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5/17/86 C
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5/21/86 C
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6/J2/''6 A
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9/11/B6 A
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H 2
9/27/86 A
1
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H 2
9/30/86 D
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U/17/86 C
1
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11/18/86 C
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U/21/P6 A
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11/27/86 A
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12/18/R6 A
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7/10/86 A
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7/30/86 C
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2/13/86 B
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9/2'/86 U
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ll/OA/86 D
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"./17/B6 C
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5/26/86 A
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10/33/86 U
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MUNTHLY/A.MJUAL INDEX
1/01/86 - U/3I/n6
THt LITfRARV LANTERN
SO'JIHeUN EOUCATinN FnuNDAIIOM
Ef-UCATION CeUTER GETS S15,000
WARREN COUNTY SCHHOLS CHOSEN TO GET l,RANrS
■lOUTHERN FURMITURE MARKET
SEE FURMTURE MARKET
50UrH|RN^GnLF^ASSUCIATrQN JUNIOR AMATEUR GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP
5'^.',^':',.!-^*?^ SOUTHERN AMATEUR GOLF
FANFARE: RHVAN LEADS SOUTHERN
SOUTHERN GOVFRNORS' CONFERENCE
psoyOHT TO RE TPPIC AMONG GOVFR'IORS
LAVISH HOSPITALITY ON TAP FOR SnuTHCRN GnUFRNnRI
HORKI^IG, FROLICKING TO OCCUPY GOVERNORS ^
GPyFRNOPS STUDY TRADE EXPiNSPN
NEW DATA SOUGHT ON N-WASTE FACILITY
SOUTHERN r.OUEBNOKS WANT TRADE MARKETS OPEN
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l^^iS?^^l?r^^5f^^R::'lfiSE^Tffj:?\HS^i:^SMPACT^.T0 SAVE FACE.
SOUTHERN GROWTH POLICIES BO AP n
*^f,,?J;5? SOUTHERN REGIONAL COUNCIL
ll\i^fsllof,T.'r.ll°'i.'.thl7i t,^i^'% SOUTH
U B J E C T s
'A'"-E <1l
I/O"/"?
WHITES
'DEVILISH'
SOUTHERN HARVEST
SEE FOLK LIFE FESTIVAL
SOUTHERN HIGH SCHOOL
SPIRIT WEEK DRESS AT SCHOOLS
GENDER ROLES CONFUSFO
AN ABSURD SUGGESTION
?0"5ViFR^N'^i;^;ju^'c??°huNgR''Sa[r'''"^^ VOLUNTARY TRANSFERS
CLEARING THE PECuRD
'iSt'J"i"'""°'i 'S SATURDAY AT SOUTHERN
ARTS DAY AT SnuTHEKN HIGH
JOb FAIR
£»AM BREAK
lipV. Ic^^gStl SIf n\^w" P%%'N^,'p^'ti " ^°«"-^ ""ICN
SOUTHERN LOSES PRINCIPAL "'"•"^"'-^
TEACHER AT SOUTHERN HIGH SCHOOL DIES
HILLANDALE PRINCIPAL KEEL RESIGNS POST
;2i?^;EPANCIES. SEEN IN SCHOOL'S FINANCIAL AFFAIRS
TOp'-CheeIlEaSfJ^"'* '°"-'-°"^ ""^^^ •ilSCREpUc"?i''^ISCOVERY
??ori:!!'?u?^^'??.Si^^S NEW MEANING TO WQPD 'TEACHER-
lnMTEFi»'^uyfS'J?''S ""^" SCHOOLS' TOP SECURITY
c2V cTf,n,cl''';'„5£*°'- "ULDING OPEN HOUSE
fu fI^?I!^'SSJ'^"'-«rities at southern
THIEF STEALS "ORTAH MIXER
SOUTHERN HIGH SCHOOL. ASSAULTS
SEE ALSO nuRHAH COUNTY SCHOOLS, ASSAULTS
SDHS RAND MEMBER FIGHTS HER ATTACKER
SOUTHERN HIGH SCHOOL, AUDIT
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, AUDIT
u?c^uTuR'?5^^^^'?^fA^ro^^^i„ji^Gs;iJ?i^Js5'i?°^sS^ ■
SRI IS ASKED FOR ASSISTANCE IN CHECKING SCHOOL RECORDS
SOUTHERN HIGH SCHOOL, CRADUATIDm
HIGH SCHOOL GRAOUATIONS SCHEDULFO
DURHAM SCHOOLS TU GRADUATE irJoO
GRADUATION SPEAKERS TALK OF PAST, FUTURE
SOUTHERN HIGH SCHOOL, PRINCIPAL
PPINCIPAL COMMENDED
??^„!??IJ'""' PRINCIPAL PLUS
PR5?eru?o;'?S^^l='t'gJJi^rn.5f*'T '■0 DISTRICT ATTORNEY
l-»Ubtl-UIOR TO GET REPORT ON 'IRREGULARITIES' AT SHS
SOUTHERN^mGH^SCHOOL, STUDENTS
io"!jftlF-£N^ ?f5SF^?"??^P^^R^JIc^'fo\^Fs?f "°'^™ ""'' ''''°"'''
SGUTHERU ENTHUSIASM r^^ti.ini:,,
GEORGF NAMEO MISS DARBIZUN
SOUTHERN HIGH SCHOOL BAND
SDHS BAND MEMBER FIGHTS HER. ATTACKER
SOUTHERN HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, BASFBALL
IHV?t!Yro??|J'"'5 JORDAN 'iSBASF^tLL
^.n'T'^JS R«LLY BY SPARTANS
ORANGE NIPS SOUTHERN
S2UlHf«" C'ETS 22 HITS IN J7-3 WIN
SPARTAN 'LUMBER' POUNDS E. WA'E
SnuTHFRN NO-HITS SOUTH JOHNSTON
SOUTHCRM STOPS CENTRAL, B-6
t^.'^T^fSr' ?°"''5 WESTERN GUILFORD
BASFrtAM T??FF."^'^12''t°l''' '"''' "S'lUT HIS TEAM
^nSEBALL TITLES ON THE LINE TODAY
SPARTANS SHOOT FOR PLAYnpFS " '
lnM?iJ^? PLAYOFF BOUND — AGAIN
yi p; -w^^S ?,-T^SpUI^G"w.5!r
A , ^A^riLVi{';^2fE^s i'p'sIt^s^^""'^ ''^'°''
SEMIFINALS AT STAKE FOR TWO AREA TEAMS
'"■-''"i^'a'rVis? s^Kf\T^^,°gj=5R?saj^'"^^ '^"'^
SOUTHERN STOPS ORANGE "^''"^-
SOUTHER^ WINS WITHOUT BULLOCK
SPARTANS NOT ALLERGIC TO WINNING
S I T
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C p.r L P TYl
S 2 3/01/B6 C
S 2 <./26/B6 A ^
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7/17/P6
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a/12/n6
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H 2
8/12/!16
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a/12/B6
b
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3/13/R6
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8
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6/13/86
A
8
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8/i3/B6
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8
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H 2
a/13/B6
A
8
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6/14/(16
8
3
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e/l'i/R6
C
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1 1/23/86
C
3
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H 2
1/30/B6
A
17
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H 2
3/02/86
A
18
J
S 2
7/28/86
A
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H 2
ll/18/=6
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14
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H 2
1 l/l<'/86
A
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12/26/86
D
1
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M97
H 2
12/27/B6
c
1
N
M97
H ■>
1/UI/P6 A
4
L
H 2
1/07/86 A
4
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1/07/S6 A
4
L
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2/OA/P6 C
3
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F50
S 2
2/12/06 A
9
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H 2
<./2<l/86 A
2
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4/30/86 A
18
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H 2
5/J2/86 B
8
p
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S76
5 2
5/30/86 C
8
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6/07/86 A
7
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H 2
6/24/P6 B
I
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6/24/86 C
1
p
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6/30/86 A
4
L
H 2
7/07/86 C
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H 2
3/23/15 c
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8/^6/86 C
1
p
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S 2
rJ/26/8b C
1
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9/02/86 C
p
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H 2
9/06/86 0
1
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H 2
10/01/86 C
1
N
J 40
H 2
10/08/86 6
s
^1
S 2
ll/jl/86 C
1
N
S 2
11/18/86 A
8
N
H 2
9/24/86 C
2
N
f 1
9/23/86 C
1
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J 40
S 2
9/23/»6 C.
1
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10/04/86 C
1
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6/U3/86 e
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6/U8/86 A
14
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6/06/86 B
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6/37/B6 C
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8
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H 2 7/u1/"6 A 4 L
H 2 8/J2/06 S 1 P N J40
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S 2 9/23/86 C 1 N S84
S84
K 30
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2/21/16 A
7
S ?
5/07/86 L
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6/07/86 A
8
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9/19/86 A
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11/28/86 A
10
H 2
9/24/86 C
2
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3/08/86 0
S 2
3/2 7/86 :1
S 2
4/J1/S6 b
H 2
4/20/8t, a
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4/23/86 U
H 2
4/26/86 B
S 2
4/30/86 D
H 2
5/04/86 B
H 2
5/n/8o D
H 2
5/14/86 D
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5/14/86 U
5 2
5/15/86 B
H 2
5/23/86 C
■: 2
5/23/86 D
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5/25/86 B
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5/26/86 0
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5/27/86 B
2
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S 2 1/06/86 0 4 •!
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S 2 1/07/06 0 3 P N
MONTHLY/iN'JUAL
INDEX
12/31/86
SUBJECTS
KA'",,: Ti:
l/0''/"7
SnuTHFHN, CFNTRtL TO USHER i N, 3-P ^J 'J' f?
InuTHFRN'S Z-POINTt'S AOD UP TO EASY HIM
n'Tir21'E«''FaS''nrT5l[:°^EA^UI bUTTE« THF ONLY DEFEASE FOR BULLOCK-S.
SOAOTANS- SPURT FLOORS FALCONS
SOUTHERN. APtlC DUEL FOR 1ST
COUI^A°s"cAN''lnuTHERN. GRAB TRIANGLE 3-A LEAD
SOUTHERN PALLY FALLS SHORT ,,,,„^
SPARTANS r.ET UP IN TIWE FOR VICTORY
SOUTHERN WINS IN A SUEAKER , ^ , „r r, -t
SOUTHERN HOLDS LEAD. EARNS T IT LE-GaME SLuT
SOUTHERN, H. FRivEN MEET IN 3-A SECTIONAL
MEST CRAVEN ELI"INATE5 SOUTHEON
EAGLES OVERPOWER SPARTANS
SPARTANS LEAU TRIANGLE VOTE
SOUTH^^RN'S PARRISH OPTI"ISTIC cc.enM
BALANCE MAY 3F LEAGUE'S CATCHVIOPD THIS SEASON
SPARTANS TUWER OVER OR A'IGE . 51 -'•o
SOUTHERN LEARNS LESSONS. TklMS PANTHERS
FALCONS HOLD OFF SPARTANS
FALCONS SURPRtS'= SPARTANS
BOYD SHOOTS SHUTHFRN PAST NORTHERN
•ILL" BOYD PACES SOUTHERN WIN
SPARTANS SLIP BY PATRIOTS. 63-60
SOUTHFRN HULDS OFF NORTHERN , ^ , ^„
HILLSIDE'S HEIGHT MILL TEST STUTHERN, KELLEY
INSIDE OATTLE EXPECTEO FOR SUN TOURNEY
DURHA" SUN HOLIDAY TOURNA'^ENT
SPARTAN''.. BULLDOGS GAIN FINALS
SHERRILLrBULLDnGS ICE TITLE WITH OT WIN OVFR SPARTANS
5^^'^"l^SuV"^§? ]&pTfi't'?JL7uNr?SngSR'Wi'"e'i0P among area TEAMS
FALCONS HOLD OFF SPARTANS , ^ „., „ ,,
SOUTHERN GIRLS HOLD OFF NORTHERN, ".0-37
SOUTHERN HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. FOOTBALL
FOOTUALL. S"UTHFRN STYLE
SPARTANS PLAY ON FIRST HIT
SPaPTANS TRY NEW ATTITUDE IN '3'^
IouTh'rN seeks TO UNSEAT F. WAKF AT TOP OF TRIANGLE
ANOTHER RAINY FRIDAY?
OPANCE-SOUTHtoN 'STORM' BF.GINS AGAIN
PANTHERS POUNCE ON SPARTANS
LOOKING FOR DANCING ROOM...
SOUTHFRn'hOPES TO COME PACK AGAINST NEW-LOOK JORDAN
SOUTHERN VS. JORDAN TONIGHT
PABKEO. HIL=Y SPARK SPARTANS
SPARTANS RUN AWAY FROM FALCONS ,t.oc
northern-southern: RIVALRY STIRS MEMORIES OF PAST STARS
NORThFRN, southern hope to REflUUND IN LONG RIVALRY
SPARTANS. KNIGHTS: TONIGHT
OUICK lENOUGHI RELEASE
KNIGHTS LANCE SPARTANS WITH SHUTOUT
NORTHERN PLOWS UNDER SPARTANS. ?'»-0
SOUTHERN TO PASS MORE
PARKtP^CABRieS SPARTA'JS TO TRIANGLE VICTORY
SPARTANS. PARKER SCALE WINLFSS APEX. "iS-O
PARKtP PACES SPARTANS IN ROUT UF APEX
ORANGE, SnuTHFRN FACE PLAYOFF EXTINCTION
PARKER. SPARTANS RIP E. WAKF
SPARTANS GO FDR PLAYOFFS AT S. JOHNSTON
PARKER GAINS '"SR AS SOUTHERN ROLLS
PARKER. SOUTHERN EXPLODE PAST TROJANS
SOUTHERN, NORTHERN SET FOR PL«Y0FF5
SU EDGECOMBE STOPS PAPKER. STUNS SOUTHERN
CRUNCH TIME
TURSoiE^S^KILL SPARTANS' BIO FUR UPSET
SOUTHERN HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, SOFTBALL IGIRLSl
SPARTANS PLAYOFF BOUND — AGAIN
SOUTHERN. WEB" RALLY LATE TO WIN
SPARTANS WIN AGAIN
'SWIFT' SOUTHERN NIPS CAPE FEAR
MOM HELPS SOUTHERN MAKE SFMIS
SOUTHERN 'ACTS' UP, EDGES F I KE
DEFENSE IS NAME OF SOUTHERN GAME
HAPPY SPARTANS
SOUTHERN EARNS STATE TITLE "E'TH
SPARTANS DEFEND PLATE TO REACH 50F IBALL F IN AL 5
SPARTANS HOPE 'D'. PITCHING ORRY THEM TO STATt CROHN
SPARTANS POISFD FOR TITLE SERIES
SPARTANS FALL. MUST WIN TWO
SPARTANS LOSE LONG DUEL
SOUTHERN UNABLE TO AVOID SHEEP
SILENT PATS COST SPARTANS
SOUTHERN sorrow: SAURAS' LONG BALL
SOUTHERN HIGH SCHOOL SPQRTS. VOLLEYBALL (GIRLS)
SOUTHERN SPIKERS FACE SOUTH WST
SOUTHERN BOUNCED FROM PLAYOFFS
SOUTHERN HIGH SCHOOL SPQRTS. WRESTLING
JORDAN KEEPS LOOKING
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SOUTHERN IDEAL HOME SHOW
HOME SHOW SEPT. lB-21
SUUTHERN JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL IPFRSON COUNTYl
SEE ALSO PERSDN COUNTY SCHOOLS , „ .,
PERSON OFFICIALS LOOK AT NEEDS OF SCHOOLS
SOUTHERN C^GiSLATIVE CONFERE^'CE
sriuTHFRN LEADERS SEE DIXIE AS BELLE OF '38
LEGISLATORS FOCUS ON SOUTHERN YOUTH
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MAN GFTS 5 YEARS FOR SETTING FIRE
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SOUTHERN HAGAZINF
MAGAZINE'S MOTTO IS 'THE SOUTH. HHQLE SOUTH, NOTHING BUT SOUTH'
SOUTHERN MEIHOOISI UNIV. SPORTS, BASKETMAII
SOUTHERN NATIONAL RANK
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
'°"'"iu?.KEl{°'^thHL'tr^ST^""«"'°^' ''•^•>
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"lEE"^^?AR"L"ffr^?A^5 0\-^PUB;HSer'^S^Gr"3uI' °' P-TICULAR NEWSPAPERS,
■^aUTHERN ORANGE HLACK CAUCUS
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SOUTHERN PARKWAY
7'i<,-ACRE PROJECT TO GO IN S. OURHAM
IS,^„'^?5:„?f Wl^t; BUCOLIC
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N.C. HAS MOST ACTIVE RACIST GROUPS
SOUTHERN RAILROAD
SEE SOUTHERN RAILWAY
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
LAWSUITS FILED OVER TRAIN-fAR rniltttnM
mmimmmmmfz
SOUTHERN REGIONAL COUNCIL
SEf ALSO SOUTHERN GROWTH POLICIES BOARD
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study: SOUTH UNFAVORABLE FOR WORKERS' PAY
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SOUTHERN REPUBLICAN EXCHANGE
SEE ALSO REPUBLICAN PARTY, SUUTH
SEE ALSO REPUBLICAN PARTY, U.S.
SOUTHERN RtPURLICANS FORM GROUP 10 SWAP IDEAS
SOUTHERN SPOPIS AND OUTDOOR SHOW
SOUTHFRN SPORTS, OUTUODR SHOW OPENS FRIDAY
SOUTHERrj STATES COOPERATIVF, INC.
FCX WILL SELL ASSETS
C. Iftt"^'' '^•L, ASSETS TO VIRGINIA COOPFRATruc
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SOUTHERN WOMEN'S SHOW
WOMEN'S SHOW IS MAY 9-11
SOUTHERNERS
GOOD OL'
50U;"EI'NER5 FOR FCONOMIC JUSTICE
SEE ALSO CIVIL RIGHTS
^^frfkl?, ^""LnYMENT, SUNUFLT
•GLOBAL WOMEN'S CONSCIOUSNESS'
SOUTHLAND ASSOCIATES
SSI^tr.S'-AN EXPECTED TO DRAW FIRF TONIGHT
REALTOR: COUNCIL VOTE ' ANT 1 -GR nul H i
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DEMAND FUR HOUSING UNDER » 100, 000 GRUHI NG
SOUTHLAND ESTATE WINERY
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CL^«UG°TSr5J!oRr"' '-'-" CORNERSTONE IN SELMA
WINERY HAS TASTE OF OLD SOUTH WHEN N.C.
BOYS MAY BE ON VERGE OF EXTINCTION
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S0UTHL4N0 INOUSTRIAL PARK , , „ „
FIRM MAKES OFFER FOR SOUTHLANT PARK
^QUTMHFST CENTRAL DURHAM
CIIV HF DURHAM NOTIFICATION OF -UPLIC MEETING ( «0 1
PLANN'^RS TO SEEK MORE COMMENT
CITY PF DURHAM NORTH CAROLINA NOTIFICATION OF PUBLIC HEARING (AOI
SOUTMhFST nut'HAM
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CITY OF DURHAM SOUTHmSST OuRHAH PLAN (AD)
SOUTHWEST DURHAM NEEDS IMPACT STUOY
CITY NEEDS TO EAS^ PRFSSUOE 11 NEW "UPE COROIDJB AREA
COUNCIL. PLANNERS TO OISCUSS rOMPLAlNTS
ZONINr, PANEL TO VOICE GRIEVANCES TODAY
POLITICS OAPPFD IN ZONING REaiJEST
PLANNERS. COMMISSION MAKE PFACE
PANELS FURMEO TO FA5E COUNCIL-PCZ TALK
CITY GROWTH PLAN EYES RTP WORKERS
SOUTHWEST EOGECUMBE HIGH SCHOOL SP-'RTS. FOOTBALL
SW EDGECOMBE STOPS PARKER. STJNS SOUTHERN
CRUNCH TIME
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SOUTHWEST WAKE COUNTY WATER AND SEWER AUTHORITY
SFE ALSO WAKE COUNTY, (..C.
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VITAL JORDAN LAKE: ITS WATER HAS BECOME KINGPIN IN GROWTH...
SOVIFT UNION
SEE ALSO UKRANIANS , .,
SOVIET POET PLANS PUBLIC READING AT UNC
WHAT DOES GORPACHFV WANT?
SOVIETS TAKE LEAD IN THE 'TUNNEL WARS'
STOP PACGERING SOVIFTS
FAIR ON SOVIET UNION TODAY
DUkF prof: SOVIETS HAVE RADICAL REFORM
MARX. ENGELS MUSI BE ROLLING IN GRAVES
"SOVIET UNION. ART
TO FREEDOM WITH A CLEAR CONSCIENCE
SOVIFT UNION, PASKFTPALL
SEE ALSO PASKETPALL
RUSSIANS, YUGOS COMING TQ DUK= , UNC^IN NCJVEMpER
BOOSTED PRICES OF SOVIET GA-E FOR GOOD REASON
OEVILS' PRESEASON PREPPING TO GET TEST AGAINST SOVIETS
S'lVIETS FACE "UKE
DUKF GOES UP AGAINST SOVIETS
BLUE OEVIUS SHOOT DOWN THE RUSSIAf'S „ ^„ ^„ ,_^.
THIS nuiE DEVIL TEAM PROVES A POINT WITH WIN OVER SOVIETS
SOVIFT UNION, CHEMICAL WARFARE
SEE ALSO CHEMICAL WARFAOE „, „^
•PROGRESS' DEBATABLE IN CHEMKAL WARFARE
SOVIFT UNION, OEFECT'iRS
SFE ALSO POLITICAL ASYLUM
SEE ALSO SOVIET UNION. EMIGRATION
FORMER SOVIET TELLS OF ABUSES
SOVIFT UNION, DISSIDENTS
SEE ALSO POLITICAL ASYLUM
I'lGRATE (CARTOO'll
THE SOUL OF SHCHAPANSKY LIT WITH FREEDOM'S LAMP
SAKHARJV TRAILEO BY MOBILE BALL AND CHAIN (CARIOUNI
SHAME FORCES FREEDOM
SOVIFT UNION, ECONOMY
SEE ALSO SOVIFI u'lION, F0"0
?^5fESsSr1 ^3X^Aj^E3"llSG°!N?k«R^T?gNAL market to jolt SOVIET ECONOMY
SOVIFT UNION, EMBASSIES
SOVIETS AIO TAXPAYERS WITH CUTS AT EMBASSY
SOVIFT UNION, EMIGRATION
SFE ALSO SOVIET UNION, DEFECTOR*^
REUNITING DIVIDED FAMILIES
GIVE ME YOUP VERY TIRED ICARIOONI
SOVIET UNION. FQiO
SEE ALSO SOVIET UNION. ECONOMY
SFE ALSO SOVIFT UNION. IMPORTS
LET THE RUSSIANS STARVE
SOVIET UNION, FO»ETGN RELATIONS
SEE ALSO FOREIGN RELATIONS
GUYANA: THE NEW GRENADA?
JUNGLE LORD
SOVIET UNION, IMPORTS
SEE ALSO SOVIET UNION, FOOD
WHEAT SUBSIDY IS WRONG
SANCTIONS NOT EFFECTIVE
U.S. GKAIN IC'RTOONI
GRAIN ON HIS FACE
SOVIET UNION. KGB
^"""pEHci SOVIETS AT u.'l. MAY CUT SPIES IN U.S.
A DECENT SOVIET FRIEND
MCSTERN REPORTERS HERE IN MOSCOW... ICAPIOONl
SOVIET UNION. LAWYERS
LAWYERS LIBi^L THEMSELVES
SOVIFT^UNION.^MEOICINE^^ TRIANGLE NEXT WEEK
SOVIET UNION. MILITARY
SFE ALSO '■.OLO WAR
FREEDOM n SPEAK OUT
ARMS AGREEMENT UNLIKELY
SOVIET UNION. "ISSILFS
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THE FANTASIES OE PQ'JER
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PROFESSOR SAYS CHERNOBYL HOLDS LESSONS FOR WEST
SOVIET UNION, NUCLEAR TESTS
SOVIET NUCLEAR TESTING PLANS AREN'T SURPRISING
SOVIET UNION, PHYSICIANS
^^fnSVI? K^^5iCI'"^S, INTERNATIONAL
ISv II SM»I?M;;j^u^*r' "^ RADIATION DISTORTED
?2^:5l PHYSICIANS MOUTHPIECE FOR GDVFRNMFNT
SOVIETS CALL FOR ENDING ARMS „ ^^^''"''t "NME NT
SOVIET DOCTOR: CHERNOBYL GIVES LESSON riN UAQ
SOVIET PHYSICIANS HAVE SOME INFLUENCE
SOVIET UNION, POLITBURO
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SOVIET UNION, PELIGION
SEE ALSO CELIGION I SEE ALSO NAMFS OF CHURCHPSl
;"« CAUSES CDNTPUVERSY 9? sSJggLING BIBLES lo SOVIETS
B?aLF sSf.r?, 5;;;;^'"'Sl;l°u''A'"-" SHoSeD courage ° Soviets
bible-s"ugghng was bad error in judgment
soviet union, satellites
SEE ALSO satellites
USSR SATELLITE HEARS MISTAKEN SOS FROM PLANE IN CHAPEL HILL
soviet union, SCHOOLS
FRIENDS STUDENTS TO VISIT SOVIET UNION
SOVIET UNION, SPIES
SEE ALSO SPIES
FEWER SOVIETS AT U.N. MAY CUT SPIES IN U.S
^""ff.nH'SiSS fOR CAPITALISM ICABOONr
A DECENT SUVIET FRIEND """^'^S
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HFLMs"rfa?j,j ?^^c''i."'5S°r'"=*''*'' OICTIONARY ICARTOONI
K.r.,SA^,^i<'"' CAVE IN ro gangsters for oaniloff
2 sik? liTsSS?" ^"*'' "" ' '"^"■^^ preceSent°"
one and the same
soviet union, telephones
s^s .J'-Sfi telephones, international
DURHAM man ties up soviet PHGIJFS
phone jamming protests detention
soviet union, weapons
^af IS"!!! UNION, MILITARY
see soviet union, nuclear tests
suviet union/u.s. relations
see also foreign relations
5'ifS,>'SK5 i^J^'' ^° """^ REDUCTION
,^^r?'^fCl' AIM: WALL'S REMOVAL
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U'r* ^fSC^'S PEN PAL WITH SOVIET BOY
N.C. 7TH-GRA0FR WRITES FOR PEACE
II ^STnnJ,.Tf' ^^l-k"'?" °NLY TtHPDRARY SETBACK
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RESUMING FRiEMOLINESS
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*;nviFT uNior4/u.s- summit meeting
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SEE SUMMIT MEETING
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SOYBEANS
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iWlii^ ff^lk'^SOY^AN ASSESSMENT PROGRAM
SOYBEAN FARMERS LOSING MONEY
SPACE HEATERS IMUSIC GROUPI
NFH HEATERS SOUND MATURE
SPACF MEDALLION
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DURHAM'S SPACE MEDALLION STOLFN m,,cc,im
POLICE STILL SEEKING THIEF IN BREAK-IN AT MUSEUM
SPACE RESEARCH
SEE ALSO ftAflONiL''AERONAUTICS AND SPACE ADMINISTRATION
SEE ALSO SATELLITES
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SEE ALSO JOURNALIST IN SPACE PROGRAM
SEE ALSO SOLID FUEL ROCKETS
SEE ALSO TEACHER IN SPACE PROGRAM
BURROUGHS HELLCQMF CUTS BACK ON SHUTTLE PRUMuTION
SPACE TRAVEL STARTS HERE
3"MATi''sCHunL''sTUOENT5 MAY GET PROJECTS IN SPACE
THE RIGHT STUFF/THE MT MIGHT- STUFF (CARTOONI
STUDENTS HELP PAY FOR NEH SHUTTLE
NASA GQFS 'SAFETY FIRST*
SPA^E JOURNALIST. AIMS FOR BIGGEST STORY
AS
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ASTRONAUT BACKS SPACE SHUTTLE TRIPS
SPACE SHUTTLE, ACCIDENTS ^ _
SEE ACCIDENTS, SPACF SHUTTLE
""-W^V'h'S'a^N ^SS^^'KaI^D truth: SOMEBODY ELSE MAY GET THE NOD
TRIANGLE OFFICIALS EXPRESS SHOCK. SADNESS
SHUTTLE PILOT FROM BEAUFORT
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BEAUFORT PAYING TRIBUTE TODAY TO ASTRONAUT SMITH
pSeSIPENT'S TRIBUTE TO CHALLENGER'S CREW
'HEROIC PIONEER'
PRESK _ . _
ASTRONAUTS IMMQPTAL
TAPS FOR A PIONEER OF SPACE
SHUTTLE HEROES RtMEMBERFD
MEMORIAL REMEMBERS SMITH AS
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DREAMING AND DARING
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EDITORIAL COMMENDED
Sf^ti°«SI0?N?5'^LERTE0 ABOUT SHUTTLE DEBRIS
TO ALL READERS I AD 1
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A TOUCH OF BEAUTY
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MORE SPACE FLIGHTS BEST ASTRONAUTS' MFHORIAL
COULD 1 STILL GO? WOULD CHRISTA?
JCACHFRS ARF PROUD OF MCAULIFFE'S ROLF
PRESIDENT TO LEAD NATION'S TRIBUTE FRIDAY
AREA SERVICES TO "EMtl'BER CREW
CHAPEL HILL-CARRBORO GRANT BtCUN
PLANETARIUM SUSPENDS SHUTTLE FILM SHOWINGS
MEMORIAL FOR MIKE SMITH
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JrEW MEMBERS' FAMILIES RETURN HOME, TRY TO RELAX
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GRANTS HONOR SHUTTLE CREW
DURHAM-BORN EXPERT HEADS SHUTTLE PROBE
SPACE SHUTTLE CHALLENGER ICARTQONI
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ciluF^^EP?! ?^[??^S'^"' ""'■'•'' ""5 LAMSUIT MILL PRU>10TE SAFETY
TAR HEELS IN 1986: NATIVE SON KILLED IN SHUTTLE TRAGEDY
SPACE TRAVEL
SEE ALSO ASTRONAUTS
GET THE NOD
OynE HISTORIAN CALLS FOP FEMER MANNED FLIGHTS
SPACE SHUTTLE CHALLENGER ICARTOONI FLIGHTS
SPACE TRAVEL STARTS HERE
ARE WE ALONF IN SPACE?
UNC BUYS RARE BOOK CQLLFCTION
SPAIN'S NATO VOTE STRENGTHENS
S ALLIANCE
BILINGUAL HISPANICS DO BFTTER IN SCHOOL
SPANISH
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SPECIAL EDUCATION
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SEE ALSO DYSLEXIA
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HANDICAPPED CHILDREN 'MA INSTHFAMEO'
CONSULTANT TARGETS EXCEPTIONAL PUPILS
SPECIAL FORCES
SEE U.S. SPECIAL FORCES
SPECIAL OLYMPICS
SEE ALSO MENIALIY RETARDED
SEE ALSO N.C. SPECIAL OLYMPICS
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RAFFLE TO BENEFIT OLYMPICS
HORSE RAFFLE TICKETS AVAILAfL'
?iE'c?iL'V?«p'fcl *' '""'"• OLYMPICS
SPECIAL JUMP
VICTORY RIOF
JOURNEY TO GOOD HEALTH
'»' HOMF" ISPFCIAL SECTIONI
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HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS
HOLIDAY FOODS
SPECIALTY RETAIL CONCEPTS
NUTS TO NORTH CAROLINA
SPECIALTY RETAIL SPLITS STOCK l-FOR-IO
SPECTRUM PROPERTIES ICHAPLOTTE, N.r.l
SEE ALSO UNIVERSITY PLACE
COUNCIL TO GET OFFICE-PARK PLAN
COUNCIL OKS OFFICE-PARK PLANS
GROUND BROKEN FOR UNIVERSITY PLACE
»30 MILLION DEVELOPMENT: UNIVERSITY PLACE
SPEE DEE UUE
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SPEECH PATHOLOGY
lei ^'•5!? CHILDREN. HANDICAPPED
ill JlI? L^nIi^^J"- """:"■ CENTER, CENTER FOR SPEECH AND HEARING UISDRDEPS
"E„ALSq TE_ACCH.,TRFATMENT COEDUCATION OF.AUTISTir C COMMUN. HANDICAPPED CHILDREN,
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SPEED LIMITS
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SUBJECT
Ill ill? "inaNlL^m&HijT TOAfFIC SSFETY JUKI NI ST9A T ION
"|.^EruS;rjiA?iS^0i"iA5lNG LIVES. MDNEr-STATE
T0ANSPO0T4TION USURPING STATES' KIGHIS
MPS. ueOQN r,£TS TICKET
AOIICLE Aga'JT SfEEDtNG TICKET OUTRAGEnuS
N.C. OATknu: 55 SERVES PUSPns=
HIGHwiV S«F'=Ty "a^E IMPORTANT THAN VOTES
NF- L«- ALTERS STATUS OF TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS
LEAVE SPEEO LIMIT AT 55
RAISE THE SPEED LIMIT
8l;icS.L''A'sPIpLY' SS;r\'AN^Jg^l RAISING SPEEU LIMIT ON I.TERSTaTES
ns"rsivi^%v'Tiis-5'SiS^K:''^^i^D^trHh .c.rtoo.,
HFDIA BOEFDS CONSUMER ADVOCATES IN LEGISLATURE
LET STATES SET L IMITS
DRIVE WITH CARE IS PATROL'S WISH
SPFEDBPATS
5FE POwERBtiATS
SPEEOING TICKETS
SEE TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS
SPEEDY TRIAL ACT
SEE SPEEDY-TRIAL LEGISLATION
SPEECY-TRIiL LEGISLATION ,„,-^„
SEE ALSO CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTE"^
SEE ALS" 'l.C.t LAWS
CA-<riDAT£S DISCUSS SPEE"Y TpIJL l«w „,_,.,
GUILTY PLEA SPEEDS UP LONG WAIT FOR JUSTICE
DENTISTS' MEDICAID frjuo CHARGES DISMISSED
spFI L ING
READER TAKES 'OFFENCE'
SPA'^TA "AN SPFLLS D-R-A-W-K-C-A-B
IS SPELLING TRIVIAL?
spFiLING BFc
-" SEE ALSO NATIONAL SPELLING BEE
BEST SPELLE=S
^''"-"J''tOUGH~oIcISION WITHOUT ACRIMONY
* SCHOOL WITH 'MANNFRS-
FIRST 9IRTH0AY FJR FIRST
SPERMICIDES
^"5Nc'""sEiRCH sSnwS SPERMICIDES CAN HALT CHLAMYDIA INFECTIONS
SPERMICIDES MAY PREVENT INFECTIONS
HYPERTENSION DRUG MAY BE USED AS SPERMICIDE
SPERPY CORP.^ ON BURROUGHS ^FFER BOOSTS SPERRY STOCK
BURROUGHS PLANS FOR SALE OF SPERRY PLANT IN DURHAM
BUkPQUGHS GIVES 11.5 MRLION TO OUKE
BURROUGHS CORP. GIVES Sl.5 MILLION TO OUKE
BURROUGHS CORP. PLANS TO CUT 9,f>00 JOBS BY END OF ' R6
FORMER SPERRY PLANT SOLO
SPIES
SEE ALSO FNTRAPMcNT
SEE ALSO INDUSTRIAL ESPIONAGE
SEE ALST -ILITAPY S=C'eTS
SEE ALSO SOVIET UNION, SPIES „,_„...
BAD NEWS. C1MRADE AMBASSADOR! CCARTOONI
^S^Ie'cS'^DARN ^Osli:'L'"i='ciN5T"^E'T'-A;AY WITH ALL THAT' .CARTOON.
6XPULSI"N"0F SOVIETS A GOOD MOVE TJ PARITY
SPINAL CORD REGENERATION
OUKE TO HONOR Z FOR SPINAL CORD WORK
TWO SHARE AWARD FOR RESEARCH IN SPINAL CORD
SPINAL CORD SOCIETY
SPINAL CORD SOCIETY GROWS
SPINAL IMPLANTS
SEE PROSTHETIC OEVICES
SPINNING
^^IPINNHjr.^HK.HL IGHTS HOMESTEAD'S OFMONSTOAT IONS
SPIVEY'S CCRNCP, N.C*
DOG AMONG SPIVEY'S CORNER HOLLERIN' CHAMPS
HOLLEPIN' CONTEST DRAWS SCREA'ERS
SPLIT-TICKET VCTI.^r.
SFE ALSO CRCSS-nvER V1IING
SEE ALSO Elections, n.c.
SEE ALSO elections, U.S. , ^_
crossover vote ruling haileo
SpniLS^OF^|0EN ^°0^5J ^^^^ SETTING FOR ABSORBING HISTORICAL NOVEL
SP'^LFTTO FESTIVAL U.S.A.
SEE ALSf ARTS FESTIVALS
SPOLETO WILL "FCICIALLY OPEN TODAY
■lEw PERFORMING TO MAKE SPOLET" DEBUT
NEW PERFURMING SHOWS RESULT OF 'TRANSITION YEAR-
'"^ '?2rsPl!ST 'siSp [?3"°J§lN'';i-!N supporting THE 1966 OUKE CLASSIC .AD.
^"^ "L5Gon-A''GErs AWARD AS top class a executive
SPi-RTS .GENERAL HEADING.
SEE ALSO AMATEUR ATHLETIC UNION
SFE ALSO CHILOREN. SPORTS
SEE ALSO CULLEGES. N.C., SPORTS
SEE ALSO COLLEGES, U.S., SPORTS
SEE ALSO GIRLS' SASKETsalL .GENERAL HEADING.
SEE ALSO NiTnNA: ATHLETIC TRAPPERS' ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO PtPOPTFRS. U.S.
SEE ALSO WOMEN, SPORTS
BASEBALL — AFTER ONE DAY
CAREERS IN AUTUMN STIR FEELIMSS OF SPRING
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SUBJECT
FSVDRITF SCENES
TURKEY STUFFING
LOOKING AHEAO
COACH OF THE VE4R
SPOKTS. COACHES
SEE ALSO ATLANTIC COAST CONFEPEMCF,
SFE ALSO COACH OF THE YEAR
LEFTY SURELY POHN. RUT NOT OUT AT MARYLAND
COACHIN'; CAROUSEL ClULU CIRCLE j^^
OALF BROmN MEIIA'S FAVORITE
JACKSON, LIN05EY T0» COACHES
s?2u??t?"oi, ^"^I'^"-'- '^°''^" "ILL MURRAY DIES
SERVICES HhLU FOR EX-HUKE COACH BILL MURRAY
COACHINC. OUMOPS CONTIMUE IN DALLAS """"*'
?r£nHc^^,^"y6,'° fl-ON SOLO F0« YOUNG COACH
SCHULfR lOUIETLY) EARNEO HEAD POST
S^S^^ER^'SIUlC^i^^^A?"'"'^''' "' "S-aNSIUILITY
fjy'Ji JOOKS OELITTLE FDOTbALL AT MEETINGS
ACc CPACHES FINALLY TALK FOOTRALL "'='="'"'^
?iS"AN!"^lS?5S=0^°grTlM??li'=AT SS^e"^ ^"«^"
s^y'i^A^ES'KA^s^f '^5 "" "°^«'^'- 5""
THe'^I^Ht'JIn' *" INSPIRATION TO WESTERN CAROLINA PLAYERS
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Mis^kH^viSu^c'^AcS^rg^slR'JeTiSHiiliFir'' " ™^ "' ^''«"'^c l-ONG
L"i'cJi^ ^^"''"'■S INTERESTED IN CRUM
ORIESFLL SHOULDN'T r)E OLYMPIC FESTIVAL ruACH
JOHN SAYS MORE TO COME ON kESIGNAT ON
UANT TO C0ACH7 TAKE YOUR PICK
THE KNIGHT ZONE
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fanfare: SHERIDAN HONORED
SPORTS. COLLFGE NON-REVEnUE
BLUE DEVILS TOPPLE UMBC : HOPKINS HUMBLES TAR HEELS
SPORTS. DEATHS
SERIOUS uusinfss
HARNETT STUDENT ATHLETE'S OFATH STILL MYSTERY
SPORTS. ETHICS
SEE ALSO SPORTS. SCANDALS
UNTIL THREATS ARE CARRIFO OUT. WE'RE THE HOSTAGES
SPORTS. FANS
SEE ALSO DURHAM BULLS. FANS
FSlFSnL"FANs"°"*^ BOTHER UNC'S SMITHS
LITTLE DEVIL
CREATIVE APPROACH
VICTORY WAVE
INSIDE
CELEUFAT ING
UNC TO FOOTRALL FANS: LEAVE BOOZE HOME
■SPORTS. FRESHMAN ELIOmiLITY
FOROHAM. POULTUN. OTHERS OPPOSE FROSH ELIGIBILITY IN TJO SPORTS
SPORTS, GAMBLING
SEE ALSO GAMBLING
SEE ALSO SPORTS, SCANDALS
POINT-SHAVING STUDIED IN RIAS PRGOE
PROSECUTOR: BIAS FRIfcNO FACES PROBABLE INDICTMENT
SPORTS. INJURIES
SEE ALSO FYE PROTECTION
iEE ALSO HEAD INJURIES
SEE ALSO SPORTS (GENERAL HEADINC, I
SEE ALSO SPORTS, MEDICINE
SEE SlSO SJiolSnPe '^•'-'^""■EL hill center for CATASTROPHIC SPORTS INJURIES
QTSm^r^fkPe'S.t"" ="^E AGAINST VIRGINIA
STkONG LEGS RAN. ..SO PARALYZED MAY 'JAlic
kllk^nhS'll.T^nkTu.'H'i'^ "^" INJ^RIES'^TUOIED AT DUKE
P^M^'^DIGEST^ "UONICONTI FOOTBALL FEVER
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^^^;S'rs:;^?NG*:;o'sr[j?"Ai?'^k;Eig?'' ^^^esuonablf
""■^ «««"" MAY BE OUT vs. VIRGINIA
Sn!5|'S^n^«ork^leaves^n.c. state HOWLIN' in pain
IN NBA, AGONY OF .DE-FEFT' SPELLS MAJOR PROBLFM
SPORTS, MEDIA GUIDES
A FAN'S GUIDE TO ALL THOSE GUIDES
SPORTS, MEDICINE
SEE ALSO SPORTS, INJURIES
^^^='A"^C^;EJrSFN^^^?jRf?%^Sf!,-',^'^ySlp^D^ '''""'° '' """'=
SPORTS, OFFICIALS
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FLAGS. FOOTRALLS FLEW AT NCCU '^'-""UMA
SS JShTlS^Spi'Tk^Rr^SS ?l!JMsSii ''"'■ '"' ^°""
MISBEHAVING COACHES DESERVE PUNISHMENT
SPORTS. RADIO COVERAGE
SEE ALSO PADlll
SEE ALSO SPORTS. REPORTERS
THE DEVIL'S ADVOCATE: BOB HARRIS GIVES FANS THE LOWDOWN
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THE NCAA'S CHANGING H I NO S WORTH TRACKING
ACADEMICS Nil ALL OF NCAA CnNVtNTION
ISr WOMFN'S TFAM PUT ON pooriATITN
wraA hFFMS HDPFnRO INELI&IbLE AT HOUSTON
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PAGE'S OB O'JNN COMMITS TO TIDE
BLUE DEVILS GET 5 MORE COMHIT'<ENTS
TAR HEELS GFT CHMMITMENT FROM NEWKIRK
JSep FOOTFALL STARS AWAIT COLLEGE S Sr U'f."'^^
TAR HFELS LAND PIG AND SMALL FROM VIRGINIA
TAR HEELS GFT TOP BACK; OUKE ADOS TO HAUL
THE RECPUITING GAME
fiSRTSFKNi"HEJH?YFR'^TO NAVY; DUKE LANDS TOP TIGHT END
"jO^P^llii ll^AhTVo BLUE DEVIL FOOTBALL
VANCE END BTvn CHOOSES VIRGINIA
TIMMONS COMMITS TO IJNC
ipTsSOM PICKS THE CITAUFL: STATE GETS^ 3 L OMM 1 TMENTS
k^^^Vll,i-FSrJ5S^S^PF?^Ti1"fi^^^B'A^k^ Kg PERIOD OPEN
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ffi^C 'A8Ss"'Att-5ME^lJA"e!32K%N FVF OF SIGNING DATE
DIKF, UNC GATHER IN RECRUITING HARVEST
CALDW'LL. CARTER AMONG AREA PL AY tR S ^TO S I GN
^J^t.s'-HAUL SURPRISES RECRUITING EXPERT GRUSZ
S WEDNESDAY
J. R. RFID COMMITS TO CAROLINA
WHO GOT J.R.? HF PICKS HEELS
FREEMAN TO SIGN GRANT WITH ELON
g^lJf a?^^In2b!;'SF.EL in PREP ALL-STAR GAME
ACC FILLING GAPS WITH RECRUITING
BRICKFY'S OFCISION due FRIDAY
FULTON INKS 1ST RECRUIT; TERPS SIGN CAMPBELL
BPKkFy ends wait. CHOOSES OUKE
^T^.f,^rTl'nh-.l''?\T4lly^TiSplh SISTERS SIGN WITH DUKE TENNIS
PACK CLOSES RECRUITING WITH JUCO POINT GUARD
TAR HEELS. ACC TAKE RECRUITING HONOR i
RORFRtIgfTS TALENT 600S T WITH SIGNINGS
SoCfpaCK, OFJ LS SEEF UP SUUAOS WITH RECRUITING
76ERS MAY PLAN A PHILLY SUB--TRA0S PICK AWAY
FANFARE: WOLFPACK PRIZE ,,„,.„
OVA WON'T OPERATE EARLY WITH CALLOWAY
DUKE, UNC. STATE GET COMMITMENTS
POINT GUARD KING RICE OPTS FOR TAR HEELS „„, .^..^
SPANGLER: UNC TO DEFER ACTION ON ATHLETIC POLICIES „„.„„
ACTION ON AtSlETICS REGULATIONS POSTPONED BY UNC SYSTEM bOAOQ
OUKi= SIGNS 6-6 KOUBFK
SILFR PICKS DEACONS. BASKFTPALL
VALVANQ COUNTS ON PACK ATTRITION ,„^,rr
WAITING GAME B6GINS FOR COLLEGE PROSPECTS
"°SEe'aLSO°aTLANTIC COAST SPORTS WRITERS ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO REPORTFRS. U.S.
SEE ALSO SPORTS. RADIO COVERAGE .,,„,,.Tinr„
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CAUTION BAITLFS OPTIMISM IN PRESEASON
WTVD SPORTS OIRFCTOR. BRENNER. FIRED
RFPORTEP FLFW TO WRONG GREENVILLE
THIS STOCK'S PRFFFROEO
OEFORO: A WRITER'S WRITER , „„ „ ^ ^ ^^^
FRANK OEFORO SPEAKS OUT ON SPORTS. ETC.
^'"^SEe'ALSo"cHElTlNG (IN SCHOOL 6 COLLEGE)
SEE ALSO SPORTS. ETHICS
SEE ALSO SPORTS. GAMBLING
REPORT: ECU PLAYERS RECEIVED CASH
ECU FINISHES REPORT ON POSSIBLE VIOLATIONS
ECU GIVES Ri^PORT ON EMORY TO "ICAA
l'i^-d'rchli:^'li".'i ^?^!i^DrS's^S'?r PROBE WERE STOLFN
A PRINCIPLED PATRIOT
pniMT-SHAVlNG STuniEO IN BIAS PROBE ,.„,,,„=.,,
PROSECUTOR: BIAS FRIEND FACES PROBABLE INDICTMENT
SPORTS. STATISTICS
SEE ALSO STATISTICS
STATISTICALLY SPEAKING
SPORTS. TELEVISION COVERAGE
SEE ALSO FSPN
SEE ALSO MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL
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DEAR CONGRESSMAN... ICARTODMI
DUKE IN BLACKOUT?
DUKF GAME NOT O'l Ty , „
CBS TO AIR UNC -LOUISVILLE MATCHUP
UNC SETS TV BAN FOR HIGH SCHOOL NIGHTS
UNC RFIURNS SOME ORDER TO TV MAZE
COTTON MILLS TOLD TO PAY MEDICAL BILLS
FS^N PRF5I0FNT SEFS CABLE MAKING NETWORK CHALLcNgE
SUPPLY OF BOwL GAMES EXCEEDS PUBLIC DEMAND
JFEFERSON-PIL'^'T' S ACC TV
THIS STOCK'S PREFERRED
NFI DREAM MERITS NO REPLAY
TAR Seel watcheSs havf to hea" before seeing
EASTERN FOOTBALl"pROGPAMS STRIKE TV SYNDICATION DEAL
SPORTS. VIOL'=NCE „.^,
SEE ALSO SPORTS. INJORIFS
SEE ALSO VIOLENCE ,, ,
2 ARRESTED AFTER FANS FIGHT
SPORTS ARENA
NBA RAIM0UT7
SPORTS CAR RACING
SEE STOCK CAR RACING
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SPRING
SEE SEASONS (SEE ALSO NAMES OC "ONTHSI
SPRING FLI':G
SEE ALSO PURLINGTON. '>I.C.
SEE ALSO FESTIVAL':, N.C.
IT'S TIME FOR SPRING ARTS FLING
SPRING HILL (DURHAM riEVELOPHCNT)
STATE 6ANKS G°OH P. Y l%%; CONSIDERED "HFAJThv,
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SPRING MILLS, INC.
SEE SPRINGS MILLS. INC.
SPRING WATER
SEE ALSO HUCKLEPERRY SPRINGS
III JtlS "ytln 'E^OURCES. N.C.
DURHAM SPRING SERVES 80T ILEO-W ATER DEMAND
SPRINGMOOD IDEVELQPMFNTI
OAK GROVE RESIDENTS STALL RFZHNINr, FFFnor
DENIED REZONING REQUESTS ON COUNTY AGENoI
SPRINKLER SY'TEM
SEE ALSO FIBE SAFFTY
MAINTAINING COOL
SPRINGS MILLS, INC.
GLOW-IN-UARK SHEETS MAY REPLACE NIGHT LIGHTS
SPRUCE PINE, N.C.
SCENIC MUUNTAINTOP BECOMES TOPIC OF EMOTIONAL CONTROVERSY
SPY DUST
LAB IN PARK SAYS SPY DUST NO THREAT
SPY PLANFS
SEE ALSO AIRPLANES
SAUDI ARMS SALE ICARTOONI
SQUARE DANCING
SEE ALSO CLOGGERS
SEE ALSO DANCE
SEE ALSO GOLDEN DIPPERS SQUARE DANCE ri UH
J2N?t;j^°;jo^-'^^- THErMiiR[ .f^ii'^'"
FAMILY DANCES ENLIVEN OLD GRANGE HALL
SQUIRRELS
STABRINGS, CARRbORO
MAN'S LUNG PUNCTURED IN STABBING
STABBINGS, CHAPEL HILL
PARKING LOT FIGHT ENDS IN STi-iBING
STABBED lEtN IN 'GOOU' CONOITION
STABBINGS, DURHAM
iiE'^Lr'^'-? ''9'' ^'■'■ACK WITH KNIFF
MAN HFLO IN CLUB CUTTINGS
MAN CHARGED AFTER HIGH-SPEED CHASE
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MAN, "i}, ARRESTED IN KNIFING OF FRIFNH
MAN CMAOGFO IN STABBING FRIEND
7:?RSE'lTl5'?5R^?t:rB?Ng"""'^ °^ restaurant
MAN STABBED IN CHEST WITH KNIFE
WOMAN CHARGED WITH STABBING FP lENO
JOHNSON RFTRIAL bEGII.S '--'CNij
JURY GETS JOHNSON RETRIAL
E?lr'9i CHARGE MAN WITH STABBING WIFE
MAN STABBED IN STOMACH '""■'" wire
WOMAN FACES STABBING COUNT
MAN STABBED AT P ip T Y
STABBED MAN SAID 'STABLE'
IIP REVEALS MAN HURT IN STABBING
2 MEN STABBED ON CANAL STREET
MURDER CHARGED IN STABBING
WOMAN GETS SIX YEARS FOR STABBING
E.'r^n ■"*" '^O'-'^O KILLED ^'"""''^
HAN FOUND SLAIN IN OLO BUILDING
POLICE SEEK MAN FOR KILLING
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YOUTHS SOUGHT IN STABBING
DURHAM CRIMESTOPPFRS
MAN WITH PISTOL ROBS PIZZA PALLOR
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E^CaP^D CONViri IS CHIR'.ED IN TWO KNIFINGS
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CHABLOTTt SLAYING CALLED S EL F- DE FFNSc
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STckoIy Jolic''go'Soor!tJ-oo(» in murder investigation
SoMANr'^ROTiEJ^ARE CHARGED IN STA-BING OF WARREN DEPUTY
SHLOIER GPES ON TBIAL IN FAYETIFVILLE SLAYINGS
BURLINGTON WCAN STAij'^En AT H' R HDMF
HUSPANO CHARGED AFTER WDMAM DIES , , ,.„„
MIGRANT FAR" WORKER HELD IN STABBING DEATH AT CAMP
SILFR CITY "AN STABBED TO DEATH
STABBING VICTIM IN FAIR CONDlTinN AT MEMORIAL
TWO LOUISBURG TEENS CHARGED WITH MURDER
HI30ANI WORKER STABBED tq oeaTh NEAR LOUISBURG
HAN b'=ING RETURNED TO FACE CHARGE ^„,,,-
cr DFP T rHTFfc-; FIND STABBED MAN IN ?URNTNG HOUSc , . .
IS^OOD REWARD POSTED FOP SUSPECT IN SLAYING OF ROCKY -OUNT WOMAN
^TAGVILLE CENTER FOR poESE'^VATION TECHNOLOGY
SFE ALSO RESTORATION AND PRESERVATION
SFF Also STAGVILL^ PLANTATION
SLAVE oils CU-E ALIVE IN SONGS AND CRAFTS
ARCHITECTURE SYMPOSIUM IS SCHEDULED
STAr.vILLE HOSTS SYMPOSIUM ON SATURJAY
StaGvIClE center slates WOkkS"0° on PLASTER WORK
INDIANS HGNHREO
hiatoolc celeprations planned
^2SiIn^sculpture featured at ^tagville-s open house
CLUB fnCOUKAGES sharing OF ID; AS
STaGvILLE open HOUSE A SUCCESS
CHRISTMAS HOUSE SUCCESS
STAGVILLE PLANTATION
Sp ALSO STAGVILLE CENTER FOR PRESERVATION TECHNOLOGY
'iL^VruI^rcHM'^ ALIVE IN SONG. AND CRAFTS
OLD^REO MILL COLLAPSES AT STA'.VILLE PLANTATION
£•■0 SfvFR GROUP OUcSTIONS PART OF TREYBUKN REZONING
STAGVILLE HONORS 'GONE WITH THE WINO- ACTOR
STAGVILLE PRESERVATION CENTER lOPI'.l'lALLY STAGVILLE CENTER FOR PR£S.
STAGVILLE HOLDS bL AC K-Hl STO" Y EVENT
STAGV LLE GUcSTS ENJOY -EcTHOVEN IN WPOOS
STAGVILLE GROUP TAPS OFFICERS, NEW DIRtCTORS
DURHAM, CHAPEL HILL CELE8=ATE
INDIAN ARTS AT STAGVILLE OPEN HOUSE
STAINED GL'SS WINDOWS
SEE ALSO GLASS
^^lASKiTBALL"^iHRINE7 PLANS TO U^GRAOE CAMERON'S IMAGE...
WINDOWS CI lEO _ ,
FINE ESSAY ON CHURCH WINDOWS
WINDOW MAKER
M HOUSE POTHERS MOM
STALLINGS ROAD
CITY OF MEDICINE LOSING WILLI'^
HOTEL REZONING WINS APPROVAL
STAMPS
S'^E ALSO CMRIST"AS STAMPS
SEE ALSO FQ03 STA-PS
SEE ALSO U.S. POSTAL SERVICE
MAN CHAOGED WITH REUSING STAM»S_ , .,„
TWO CARPLINAS STAMP ANDREW JACKSON CLAIM
THE OLDEST AND SMALLEST
^'"*'sTANADYNE*WINS GOVERNOR'S WASTE MANAGEMENT AWARD
stanback_m,odlejchool^,orange^co^;ty,^^ stanback school
SfuOE'lT'S ASSAILANT sought
GIRL'S assailant shown IN SKETCH
BOMB THREAT RFCEIVED AT Hi LL S? O^OUGH SCHOOL
t'ouSTY^S^Hjor^Ao'EJ? J.^HllS;-2t?H''SiDGET RCCOMMENDATIONS
NFW L^APS SOUGHT IN SCHOOL ATTACK
MOST COUNTY SCHOOLS GETTING N' w PR I NCI PAL S
NEW PRINCIPALS ASSIGNED TO ORANGE SCHOOLS
^'"*"kING-REIn'r"tEAM PRODUCES A FINE DRAMA IN 'STAND BY MF'
BOYHUPD RECAPTUPED IN KING/REINER 'STAND BY MF'
^"""tnl TR3sT?^rlLEC°?''0FFICERS: CAMPUS GETS HIGH DEcT RATING
STANDARD COM-EPCIAL TOBACCO CO. I NE W YORK 1
IS^Im^MCAN^'toBACCO a SPIN-OFF CANDIDATE?
BUSINESS HIGHL I''.hTS
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
STANDARD METROPOLITAN STATISTICAL AREAS
SEE ALSO POPULATION, N.C.
SeI ItsO P^LE'lti/Su^HAA^lTANDARD METROPOLITAN STATISTICAL AREA
SEE ALSO STATISTICS
TRIAD LPOKItJG AT ALAMANCE
STANDARD TIMF ZONES
SEE ALSO CLOCKS
SEE ALSO TIME
CLEARING THE RECORD
^'"*"iSS.ii"i^k^SN"s'n"A'A^^5K IN JAPANESE COMPANY
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Jc»S r'^l L'-lil"f5 ?NIPFR FROM nuRH«M APIRTMENT
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STANFORD L. UARRFN PUBCir LI1)RARY
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k^??c"^ ^Sl°k?aTfs''^^ fEATURE^ScAV^Er^^^fVfls
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A PLACE 10 CO... LIBRARIANS LE NO BOOKS AND PATIENCE
STANLEY H. KAPLAN FOUCATIONAL CENTERS
KAPLAN HELPS PUPILS FACE TESTS WITH GRIT
STAR BUICK
SPAT LEADS TO BITTEN FINGER
DS\\%R'"JE°^SR'j^^.Sp°"?tS,\i%„^g2"2,TO^SUPPURT THE CLASSIC UO,
STAR OF BETHLEHEM
SEE CHRISTMAS STAR
SEE UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL MOSEHFAO PLANETARIUM
^TAR PRU5CHE-AU0I CO.
STAR AUTOMoniLE COMPANY IS PROUD TO SUPPORT THE CLASSIC (ADI
STAR SEARCH (TV PRHCPAM)
DURHAM RALLERINAS AUDITION FOR -STAR SEARCH-
STAR-SPANGLED RANNfR
DISRESPECT FUP ANTHEM
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SEE ALSO M ILITARY
SEE ALSO MISSILES
PROFESSOR SAYS REAGAN OFF TARGET
M,',h'It5^,9f';'ES''5 STEREOTYPFO BY CA
^^ik^SSnF?!^f '5^t ICARTOONI
CARTOONI ST
SOVIETS SAOncNtD, BUT.
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REAGAN VISION "TRAGICALLY fLA«En'
2[i^.!f'f\?,p;">:!;^H'fs pouTiciL moblems
ontJ 29^^ GORBACHEV WANT?
OROYHILL BACKS 'STAR WARS" PRIGRAM
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FAILUPE IN ICELANCi LEFT SE EDS UF ' 'lir r F <; .;
2r!JjM;S5=n'^;?'-*"S KISKY: REAGAN OK ON ARMS
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^rr'i'.oi':r,Zs'f;iTol ^r.^f^iRM^R'^'c^E"" "" -^^^
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SDI SPEEDS UP ARMS "ACE
^HU'S RIGHT ABOUT SDI7
STARL INGS
SEE ALSO BIRDS
OOHNICWN POST OFFICE FOR THE BIROS
THE STIRPuINT GROUP
OWNERS OF BUILDING GO TO COURT SEEKING To EVICT MASSAGE PARLOR
STARR ELECTRICAL CO. INC. (GREENSBORO, j r 1
'.^fSoSiJS SOUGHT ON Ru'l FIPE P^OTEcVioN
AIRPORT WORK Bins TOTAL hi MIUION
SEE ALSO N.C.t RUOGET
SEE ALSO PRIVATE ElTLEG^S
SEE ALSn PRIVATE 'SCHOOLS
?J!VJl5 SCHOOLS TREATED SHABBILY IN TIIITr
EDITORIAL ON SCHOOL AID WASN?} LOGICAL
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SUBJECTS
1/01/17
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PRIVATE COLLEGES TO SEEK TUITION SUPPORT INCREASE
STATE DQARP Of EDUCATION
SEE N.C. BOARD OF EDUCATION
STATE BUREAU CF I tjvESTI&AT ION
SEE N.C. STATE BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
STATE DEPT. OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTIUN
SEE l<.C. DEBT. OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
STATF FL^^CTIONS BOARD
SEE N.C. PUARD OF ELECTIONS
STATE FMOLGYFES HF N.C. INC.
SBC ALSO M.C.. STATE FMBLnyFES
SEE ALSn N.C, STATE E-^PLOVEFS ASSOCIATION
PAY HIK? PROPOSAL CRITICIZED
STATE GAMES OF NORTH CAROLINA
ill JlSO u'S: SlJ^PIC FFSTiOaL .formerly NATIONAL SPORTS FESTIVAL!
EIGHT N.C. Boxers hill battle for berths in junior Olympics
FANFARE: STATE GAMES UNDERWAY
ANTI wins 3PD GOLD
STATe'^G^'mfS SERVING AS TRIAL 3 UN FQR FESTIVAL
TORCH RUN SIGNALS G AME S ' OPENI NG
COMPETITION JUST 1 ASPECT OF STATE GAMES
AGONY OF VICTORY
'''lh^?.th\ t¥STE'"hi^Js'2i5g''pOLICY BOAPO
^''Ihr^'Kh^Vwh'irol'i^k^lr, .N.C. AND U.S.,
SEE THIRTEENTH STATE HuUSE DISUICT (N.C.l
SEE TME'lTY-SECaND STATE HOUSE DISTRICT IN. C.I
SEE TWENTY-THIRD STATE HOUSE DISTRICT (N.C.I
^^'lia'-^^if'-J'EHiiAL ASSEMBLY
^^'^Si^'lol^ncWoNS-H^SI UP'SOSTLY IN SUN BELT STATES
SEE ALSO GOVERNMENT, LOCAL CONTROL
^^rA5'"cnLLEcflUNS*HEAT UP MOSTLY IN SUN BELT STATES
OVERHAUL MIGHT DRIVE UP STATE TAXES
STATE TAXES CHANGING LITTLE IN I9B6
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SEE GOVERNMENT,
LOCAL CONTROL
^"^■maIn'-STPEEt'pROGRAM dressing up OLD TOWNS ACROSS NORTH CAROLINA
fHFAP ELBOW GREASF WOULD HELP DOWNTOWN
ROBFKT cSlLIER. B<., ATTORNEY, TWO-TERM STATFSVILLE MAYOR
BALLOON RALLY EXPECTED TO LURE LARGE CROWD
SSrE°'?HAn"is5 mt-AIH BALLOONS EXPECTED AT BALLY
STATESVILLE FIRM IS WORLD- S LARGEST HOT-AIR BALLOON MAKER
POLICE TRACKING DOWN DYFD HONEY
'""IXiV'-|H!S?'*J^X^f'lS"sTATESVlLLE CLOSING
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THE LAOY WILL SURVIVE
THE NEW MISS IIPERIY'S DEBUT
AMEBICA DESERVES OUR SUPPORT FIRST
VIETNaSeSE FAMILY SETS GOOD EXAMPLE FOR LIBERTY
LIBERTY'S TORCH-BEARER MQLESTFD BY HUCKSTERS
i^JpowCTS EtPLOUING THE STATUE OF LIBERTY RESTORATION... ICARTOONI
chIpIl 'hill'' CHE?" Ill neal shakes liberty weekend recipe
...GROW OLD WITH ME. ..MISS HB£OTY ICABTOuNl
UNC SENIOR CmSEN FOR LIBERTY BAND
POSTCARDS EXHIBITED AT STATUE QF LIBERTY
.'""SSGESTEo'oESIcrFSB A SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA MISS LIBERTY... ICARTOON,
LITTLF SISTER INSPIRES AWARD-WINNING BOOK
FOR GERmIn lS"IGRANT, LAOY LIBERTY HAD WELCOMING ARMS
LADY LIBERTY REOEOICATION HAS SOME DURHAM FLAVOR
art! FA2aY'"l5sPIRE'"SANDHILLS NATIVE'S LIBERTY COLLECTION
^^*s'fe also CONFEDERATE MONUMENTS
SEE ALSO SCULPTURE
SEE ALSO S ILENT SAM
UNC STATUE TU GET FACE LIFT
STATUE TO GET NEW LUSTER
STATUS OFFENDERS
SEE ALSO ADPlESCENLE
SEE ALSO JUVENILE COURTS
SEE ALSO JUVENILE DELINOU'=NCY
fHIlQBEN'S DOCKET FULL FOR SESSION'
sVilt'S JUDGES POWERLESS WITH UNDISCIPLINED TEENS
STAY OF Execution
SEE ALSO DEATH SENTENCES, U.S.
SEE ALSO EXECiJIIONS. 'I.C.^, .,,„,.
CruBT POSTPONES ROOK BXECUTIO'I
N.C. MURDERER RFCFIVES STAY OF EXECUIION
STOCKTON GETS EXECUTION STAY ,,. ,.
JUDGE POSTPONES eX ECUT ION IN V IBG IN I A
LONG DELAY IN STOCKTON EXECUTION SEEN
STEAM GENERATORS
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1/01/66 - 12/31/86
SUBJECTS
GOOUNO BROKFM IN PERSON FOR STE»M, POWER PLANT
STFOMAN, N.C.
MAVPH OF STEOHAN CHARGED WITH ASSAULT
STFOMAN CQBP.
STEDMAN STOCK SALE AGREEMENT REACHED
STEEIFRAME bUUDINGS INC.
BUILDING MANUFACTURER MOVES TO CHARLOTTE
STEELHOkKfcPS
HEN OF STEEL
STflNTHAL CURP.
PARACHUTE plants; KEEP RnXBORQ JUMPING
STEM. N.C.
ItIm S!.V^I^^*I ""Eelchair taken
stem man, 53, is shot deaoi brother held
SRI URGES CAUTION AFTER RAZOR BLADE FOUND IN CANDV PACKAGE
STENGEL AERO ENGINEERING CORP.
"A''2cf"5L"i'-'- '^'^ ''^ Tl^L OM MONDAY
i5^v"^^bl^irFgS-ay^0J?,r?iL'^-' "'^'''^ '- GOVERNMENT
STEP ON A CRACK (PLAri
SIMPLE PLAY SAYS MUCH AT NCCU
NCCU'S 'STEP ON A CRACK- IS INSIGHTFUL FAMILY FUN
STEPHEN H. BRENER ASSOCIATES. INC
BOAFO OrciDES TO HIRE AGENT FTR CIVIC CENTER
COUNTY WANTS AGENT FOR C I V IC-C EN TER PLANS
STEPHEN'S WOODS
DEMAND FOR HOUSING UNDER 1100,000 GROWING
STERCHI BROTHERS STORES, INC.
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHtI ' ''"
5TFRDI0S
SEE ALSO DRUGS
NCAA EMPRACFS DRUG TESTING
NCAA RULES SHOULD MAKE NO EXCEPTIONS
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STETSON UNIV. tpHRTS,
DUKE'S VACAflON
Sr.yit? COAST PAST STETSON
piJKE'S SNYDER IN SPOTLIGHT IN EASY WIN
'AVT,.Vr.ll ;S:*rtLi"'° '"^ -^""^s: tak hfels tip h.tters..
^^''cIc'oRIIi^f'' IWINSTUN-SALEM, N.C.I
SEE ROGER L. STEVENS CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS
STILLBIRTH
SEE ALSO CHILOaiRTH
WOMAN SENTENCED FOR HIDING B P TH OF STILLBORN INFANT
STILLS
SEE ALCOHOL, Illicit sales
SEE MOONSHINE '•'-"•" ="l-":^
"STING" OPERA TIGNS
SEE ALSO FENCING ICPMES I
^EEALSn FLIMFL«M SCHEMES
21 CHARGED IN GASTON FENCING I NVF <; T r,- A T T tiM
DURHAM POLITE-Sni DRUG ST NG NETS U
POLICE -STING' NETS "s ARRESTS
OFFICERS USE GREED TO LURE 28 PEOPLE SOUGHT ON CHARGES
STINGER MI5SLES
SEE ALSO "ISSILFS
STINGER MISSILES HIT TARGETS IN DEMONSTRATION
STINGRAY (FISHI
SEE ALSO FISH
STINGPAY NUN-AGGRESSIVE BUT DANGEROUS SFA ANIMAL
STIRRUP IRON CRCFK
SEE IRON STIRRUP CREEK
STOCK BROKERS
STOCKPRnKERS IN DURHAM REPORT
DURHAM BROKER SAYS
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SEE ALSn AUTO RACING
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SEE ALSO DAYTONA CQO
SEE ALSO DRAG RACING
Hi fl-fS GATQRADE 200 (RACE)
SEE ALSO GOODWRFNCH 500
SEE ALSO GOODY'": 500
SEE ALSO HOLLY FARMS 400
SEE ALSO NASCAR
SEE ALSO NATIONWISE 500
SEE ALSO N.C. MOTOR SPEEDWAY
sii aV'IS sS3?S^B8?Vo'rs^e'J^3A'Y'"°"'^ 5""-"
SEE ALSO SOUTHERN 500 =-"""'
ill JI-JS TALLADEGA 500 (JULY R AC E I
SEE ALSO TRAN50UTH 50T ^
SEE ALSO WINN DIXIE 300
Tuc o,? :^r," UUMINATION OF SF R I E S
THE BIG 'E'S OAYTONA PICKS
ROCKIN' AND ROLLIN' FOR 500 TOUGH MILES
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TEA'^S OF JOY FO" oorJINE
WHY CAN'T WILTRIP WIN Bit (OAYTONAI ONE'
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KYLE PETTY fLUOFS WRECK FOR FIRST WIM
LAEJONTE POLF-SITTFR FOR PET '"OCK- RACE
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SLOW DAY AT 'THE ROCK'
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LAB'^NTE CONTINUES DOMINATION OF ROCKINGHAM
NOkTH-SOUTH CLASH LOO>"S AT OCS
LAbONTE SEES NO DOMINANT TRFNO IN "!6
HILL NaT BANKING ON LONG-LASTING MARK
CONniTIPNING METHOD SOUGHT FOR 0RIVFK5
TAYLOR Takes WINSTON 15" . ^
NASCAR'S PARITY STREAK IS STILL ALIVE
BOOINF BUMPS PETTY FOR THIRP STRAIGHT POLE
EIRNHAROT TAKFS FLAG FOR SECOND 1 "86 WIM
EARNHARDT'S PIT C» EW GETS 'ASSIST'
ALLISON STANDS ON GAS. NOT TIME. IN QUALIFYING
TOMMY ELLIS' DREAM TEAM LOSING STEAM „,,„„„
2i2.2?9 MPri: ELLIOTT SETS STOCK CAR QUALIFYING RECORD...
CONNORS' RACKETS TO DETERMINE RETIREMENT
ROY HILL AIMING FOR ROCKINGHAM
BIERSCHWALe'lOSFS ride after seven RACES
'ANCIENT' ALLISON WINS WINSTON
VILAS JOINS TOP SEEDS IN FOREST HILLS FINAL 8
TAYLOR. STRICKLAND CLAIM OCS WINS r . .,,: <■
6UMP-ANP-GRINP SESSION RESULTS IN PROPATION. FINES
FOR ELLIOTT. A DUICK TRIP TO THE ROTIOM
WALTRIP FINOS INOY AWESOME „.„,„..
FOR ELLIOTT. PRESSURE STARTED AT DAYTONA
SNIDER. BEITENHAUSEN CLOSE INOY QUALIFYING
MEDIA ADD TO FLLIOTT PROBLEMS
MAYBE DARLINGTON MEANT TOO MU'H
flODINF SITS ON POLE AT CHARLOTTE ,,,,».
EARNHARPT, WALTRIP NEARLY SHOW RACING COMPASSION
BOOINF WINS CHARLOTTE POLE
tlifVS^J\'Flik's 'ESfil-T^A'?;^'N''SEh^N8"A? 60D QUALIFYING
WALTRIP'S MIND IS ON SUNDAY
RICHMOND LEADS OUALIFYING , „ ,,
PETTY CRASHES. MAY MISS SUNDAY'S RACE
^GENTL'EMEN';'^sfAPT^^S3 ENGINES...': THERE ' S SOME THING FOR EVERYONE...
REAGAN REMAINS IN OFFICE, PETTY BACK ON TRACK
RICHMON" REPEATS WITH W- 0 VICTORY
600 VICTORY FULFILLS PALE'S DREAM
EARNHARDT FUELS FOES TO WIN 60 0
...CHARLOTTE MQTOR SPE EOW AY . .. COC A-COL A 6D0
EARNHARDT REALISES '600' DREAM
RICHMOND REPEATS IN '100'
INGRAM STRUTS STUFF AT S. BOSTON ,„,,„ _„ rtir,
NASCAR'S WOOD BROTHERS SHOWED INUY A TRICK OR TWO
WALTRIP BEATS QUICKER C A RS A T R I VFR 5 I DE
SPEED SETTING UP SHOP TO FIELD NASCAR TEAM
INGRAM, HILL OCS FAVORITES
PFTTY MAKES l.OOOTH START
ISO-LAP RACE TOPS DCS CARD
HOUSTON, BEGGARLY TAKE WINS AT OCS , ^ ,,^
ELLIUTTGFT^ FIRST WIN OF 'R6 IN CHARGING PAST HARRY G4NT
MODIFIED CHAMP EVANS NAMED TQ HALL OF FAME
BURTON GETS OCS WIN BUT TAYLO' TAKES CLASH
WALTRIP MAKES BREAK AWAY FROM JOHNSON
TAYLOR HAS HIS CAR DIALED IN AT OCS
P.M. DIGEST
FANFARE: ORANGE COUNTY RACING , , „, , cc.t,,oc
BLANKFNSHIP COMFS READY TO RUN, CLAIMS OCS FEATURE
YIRBUROU&H TO FORM OWN TEAM FHR THE 1R6T SEASON
WILSON LEAVING RANIER TEAM EARLY
FANFARE: SOUTH BOSTON RACING ,,,,,
TCAMMATES SURPASS 205 MPH IN PRACTICE
NASCAR cCmES DOWN HARD ON ELDER'S TIRE SUFTENING THY
CONVOY OE NASCAR TRUCKS HEAPS TO OHIO TO GATHER HAY
FANFARE: OCS RACING DROWNED
mSe\,°THE tSlkINgSs over, LOOK FOR LABONTE WITH JOHNSON
HUNDREDS PF VOLUNTEERS PITCH IN TO HELP LOAD HAY
KIRBY STARS AT SUUTH BOSTON
FANFARE: RACING AT OCS
JARRETT AVOIDS WRECKS, WINS , ,„.^,-„,,.,t
RICHMOND'S PIT CREW CAN BE SEEN PREKING IN TV COMMERCIALS
UC S GETS RACING. ..AND MORE
SOUTHERN PLOT THINS FROM A YEAR AGO
lEHPEPS HOT AFTER RAIN SLOWS GATORAOE
ELLIOTT'S MISHAP GIVES RICHMOND WIN
FANFARE: RAHAL TAKES ESCORT
EARNHARDT TAKES GRAND NATIONAL WIN
fanfare: racing at OCS
THE WINSTON TO RETURN TO CHARLOTTE
ONE OF NASCAR'S BEST CONQUEREO RUSH HOUR'S WORST
RICHMOND WINS AT RICHMOND, T A< E S SECOND IN PUINTS RACE
ELLIOTT ALREADY TESTING I-BIRO'S FLIGHT FOR 'BT
BURTON TAKES FLAG. RESULT PROTESTED
NASCAR SUSPENDS SPORTSMAN LEADER
FANFARE: SATTEHFIELD WINS
FANFAOE: WINSTON CUP RACING
P.M. DIGEST
FANFARE: BOOINE TAKES POLE
FANFARE: ROOKIE DUO PACES DAY 2
FANFARE: RACING AT OCS ..r.r^r
GOODYEAP TIRED OF WEAR. WANTS LESS WEIGHT
COVER MORE AUTO RACES . ,^^^„^
WALLaTES' pit 'GOODY' IN MAOTINSVILLE VICTORY
INGRAM SUSPENSION SET AT 15 DAYS
RACING COVERAGE POOR
K?^aaSN^'TVLElhS^I'JIcK"iiR?ER GAINING HIS FIFTH POLE
WITH FIVE RACES LEFT, IT LOOKS LIKE EARNHARDT
PEARSON OUTRUNS LUCK, BOOINE FOR GRAND NATIONAL WIN
WALTRIP SLIPS BY BODINE. TAKES AIM AI EARNHARDT
•KING RICHiflD' HAS BEST RUN WITH THIRD AI N. WILKESPORO
BOOINE MAKES IT. RICHMOND BR t V K 5 II FOR OAKUOOO POLE
RUDD, FPYT TOP SECONU-OAY QUALIFYING FOP CHARLOTTE RACE
RIChIrO petty FINALLY CRACKS CHARLUITE FIELD
Sl^KIN^'oK'^^^lBJATrS^e'T^ eVSVU^DAY WITH SOUTH BOSTON CHECKERED FLAG
EARNHARDT CRUISES PAST GRAND NATIONAL FIELD
'IRONHEAO' FDUCATEO ON NASCAR CIRCUIT
EARNHARDT TAKFS WEEKEND SWEEP, I NCR FA St S LE JO
KYLE PETTY TRYING TO CROON HIS WAY INTO ANOTHER TOP TEN
EAKNHAROT"'wALTR'lpis''BARBS MAKE RACES 'MORE ENJOYABLE'
CIS PA'^c 1'''^
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S I T
N E ELY
p D PATE C PG L P "YL
H ? 2/I6/R6 C S N nl'.
H 2 2/17/R6 B ? P N -n't
H 2 2/17/86 B 7 11 M14
H 2 2/IR/B6 0 1 P U Ml«
H 2 2/2 5/B6 C B M Ml',
H 2 2/24/P6 0 I P N I
H 2 2/29/B6 C I P N G5P 1
S 2 2/2 9/B6 D 1 " N
H 2 J/Ol/nt u 1 P -1
H 2 3/01/B6 D 1 P P
H 2 3/UZ/i;6 C 1 P n G5r:
H2 3/J'/P6CnPN
H 2 3/DVB6 B ? P -1 G5:i
H 2 3/DR/B6 B a P "
H 2 3/01/R6 B " " G5'"
H2 3/2 3/R6B10 NG50
H 2 i,/U6/B6 a f '>
H 2 ',/n/56 B 5 N
H 2 4/20/B6 B 9 N
H 2 <,/i0/86 n 0 P N
H 2 */2I/86 U 1 N
S 2 <./2l/R6 D 2 N
H 2 ',/26/R6 B 3 N
H 2 1,/ZT/ab B o M
H 2 5/02/B6 C 1 P N
H 2 5/02/B6 C ? N
S 2 5/02/36 D 1 P ■!
S 2 5/03/86 All U COO
H 2 5/QA/B6 B ■; " ■U',
H 2 5/0 5/86 U 1 " N
H 2 5/0'?/86 C 4 N
H 2 5/11/66 e 4 N
H 2 5/11/R6 S 12 N
H 2 5/IB/B6 B I P G W60
H 2 5/IB/B6 B ^ N MIA ;
H 2 5/10/B6 D I P G W6P '
H 2 5/15/B6 0 3 N
H 2 5/20/fl6 D 1 P G M6?
H 2 5/21/86 D 1 P G WOO
H 7 i/l>./'>b U .1 P M Nil.
H 2 5/22/B6 U 1 N MIA
S ? 5/22/R6 H 2 N ,
H 7 5/J'/R6 C I P U -UA
H 2 5/23/B6 C A P T| Ml<,
S 2 5/23/''6 D 1 P N
S2 5/23/B6U A N
H? 5/2A/'>6D 1 N-14
H 2 5/24/P6 U I P U "lA
H 2 5/25/86 B 1 P N "l",
H2 5/^5/P6b 7"N
H 2 5/25/B6 B 7 N "lA
H 2 5/26/P6 0 1 P U -UA
H 2 5/25/B6 D I N NIA
S 2 5/26/Bfc 0 1 P P
S ? b/Zf^/'b U 3 P N
S 2 5/26/»a 0 ■■ N
H 2 6/01/F6 UP N
H 7 a/UI/Bt U 11 P N MIA
S 2 6/07/B6 D 7 •'
H 2 6/08/n6 B 5 P -1 MIA
S 2 6/12/B6 BAN
S 7 6/13/86 U A N
H 2 6/l',/B6 0 ' P N
H 2 6/15/R6 t 1 P '1 J60
H 2 6/16/B6 B 2 P N
H 2 6/22/B6 B e N
H 2 bll^fb 3 6 N 160
H 2 6'28/B6 D 1 P N
H 2 6/2T/B6 b 10 '•■ 'tbO
S 2 6'30/R6 0 B N
H 7 7/10/P6 U 3 N
H 2 7/l?/»b U 5 N W6n
H 7 r/13/»6 B 8PM
H 7 T/20/86 B » P N
H2 7/21/°6h A N
H 2 7/2'./°6 D 3 P N
H 2 7/27/86 B ■) P N
H 2 a/J2/B6 A 10 P N
H 2 8/03/86 P 7 N
H 2 8/03/86 B 10 P N
H 7 8/03/80 C I N
H 2 8/10/86 b 5 N
H2 J/lA/°60 I N
H 2 8/17/86 B 12 N W60
H 2 8/17/86 B I? P N
H 2 9/11/°6 D 1 N U60
H 2 8/31/86 H 1 < MIA
H 2 d/il/B6 B 7 P N -UA
H 2 <)/01/f6 0 1 P N MIA
H 2 9/01/B6 0 3 P N
H ■>. T/U2/86 n F N MIA
H 2 9/Q6/P6 DAN
H 2 9/06/86 U A N
H 2 9/07/86 B 9 P N " lA
H 7 9/08/86 0 1 P N
H 2 9/l'./B6 B 17 P N MIA 1
H 2 9/15/P6 B 5 N
H 2 9/16/86 0 1 P N
H 2 9/16/86 0 2 N
H 2 9/18/86 DAN
S 2 9/18/86 B A N
H ?. 9/19/n6 C 3 P N
H 2 9/20/86 D 3 M
H 2 9/2D/36 D 3 N
H 2 9/21/86 B 13 N " I A
H 2 9/27/86 A A L
H 7 i/2-'/86 B 7 P N 160
H 2 9/2A/86 0 2 P N
H 7 9/25/°6 A 4 L
H2 9/27/86U,A N
H 2 9/28/86 B 10 P N
H 2 9/28/86 B 10 P N W60
H ? 9/29/86 B 10 N
H 2 9/29/86 B 2 P N .460
H2 9/30/86 a 7P'JW6n
H ■> 10/J7/Bt) D I P N
H 2 I0/03/=6 C 1 P N
H 2 10/04/86 D 3 P N
S 2 10/04/86 b 3 N
H 7 ID/US/Bb t 17 P N UA
H2 10/J5/R6B1? NMl',
H 2 I0/a^/»6 B 2 U 071
H 2 10/06/96 b ' P M "14
H 2 10/09/86 C 11 N
H 2 10/09/90 D 4 P N
H 2 10/12/96 D a P N MIA
MONTHLY/A
N N U « L
1/01/85
INDEX
12/31/86
SUBJECTS
PA'.c 9-47
1/09/17
»
HILL'S PLCIWN ENGINE BLOWS CHANCES AT nr <; Thatk t t ti c
RICHMONP WINS ROCKINGHAM POLE
KULWICKI TOPS DAY Z UUALIPIERS
2l£J!cD'?l"r?„f!-?'?^ ^"'CK CROW^^, PATTERSON THE RACE
?.'.?IJ^?^5 CIRCLE CHASE HEADED f 0° HOT FINISH
R^V!SS55g ^^Sht!it'S?¥HTs^Sr/U^fTg8 -'^
F^rUL-'Ski^XIglS^ ?S^^E%'?''^ -InS^SJlSrIP CAINS 15
HE'S GOT THE DRIVE
EARNHARDT CHASIrjG FLAG, POINTS TITLF
l?jT5^S^°y':r,.i'i'-'- CONCLUDE IN ATLANTA
iftl"!"^ LEAVING JUNIOR JOHNSON
Nisci;R°yt;;;QSNc^s'ft^w"si5,E'? ^'^^""^ ^'^^ ^^"^
^o',]\if'",^n'lmm:'^n^'oi''^lV° " "'"' """5"'^ UUALIFYING FORMAT
FANFARE: OUEEN CITY RACING
YOUNGER ALLISON DISPLAYS VETERAN DRIVING SKILLS AT TALLEDEGA
STOCK FRAUD
SEE ALSO FRAUD
^^u.^J-^Jri^ii^E" TRADING SANCTIONS
SS!iU=IS!!'.^2gTS^;:?"^ ""'■' 'CARTOON,
SSIIKeI^SSV^Hys^^M^^^^o"^? 'i'.l1nV^'.V.l:\il JKIigl? —<=
STOCK MARKET
III ^'•52 CHINA, STOCK MARKET
SEE ALSO ECONOMY, U.S.
SEE ALSO INVESTMENTS
SEE ALSO MUTUAL FUNDS
^^«nfko2„l:I:^? SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSI
MOLOPENNY C WEEOUINDER, INC. S TOCKBROKE R ^ ( r
GOOD YEAR PREDICTED FOR -86 TEXTILE STOCKS
TAR HEEL STOCKS UP 7 5.6* IN IflS iiULKi
K8yG^H"sS-ffec^^°o"F%?R^JSSS5c^C°F^?,F'5L^'''^"^"^
gr,l?S^Ji'^?Oc'i«'?^V?l?SJrB[i^t:,iJ°" ^"="5 ^^" ^"^ ^"' ^E- MONTHS
DUKE PROFESSOR PRFDICTS NIGHT STOCK TRAHTwr
JSiffiEs"riRfrFI.lli'^ AG^INS?";.^'fp5Rrgpi^p<-„ tobacco stocks
:Vd ?rp"EF?^i?§ '»rnUll-cIr.'r T.'.'rhhJF''' ^"^" "^
.■■C^UR^SIc?toT ;^C^%?go,i? THE^AR^ErSS'^l WAFFLING,
?5S!!^RS_SAY STOCKS' PLUNGE NO TREND
DATE
S
E
C PG
lU/l2/e6 B
10/13/°6 D
10/17/86 C
10/17/86 D
10/11/86 B
10/19/86 B
10/19/86 B
10/19/86 B
lU/19/86 B
10/^0/86 tl
lO/ai/Bo B
10/^6/86 b
11/07/86 B
11/J9/86 B
ll/l«/86 B
11/16/85 B
11/23/86 U
lJ/l<./86 B
12/21/86 B
12/26/86 C
12/28/85 B
10
p
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1 1
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H 2 6/13/86 A <,
H 2 11/2I/B6 A 4
S 2 12/01/86 C <.
H 2 12/03/86 B 1
"56
»56
UN
ARTOONI
STOKES COUNTY
S COUNTY, N.C.
OUKE POKER SUIT, HIKES PROPERTY VALUE
STOLEN CHECKS
SEE ALSO FORGERY
SPENDING SPREE COMES TO AN END
STONE BROTHERS AND BYRO
2H^'i^? ^?.''„'''CeS BREAK-IN CHARGE
POLICE FIND MAN IN GREENHOUSE; CHARGES FILED
STONE CARVINGS
PATIENCE AND SKILL
STONE FACES KEEP. THEIR SILENT VIGIL
STONE MOUNTAIN
Aoi^Tl^K^geSRil? nHc,l"oVo''i".W'' "^^
STONEVILLE, N.C.
THREE BUSES COLLIDE
STOPLIGHTS
SEE ALSO TRAFFIC SIGNALS
TROUBLESOME INTERSECTION
STORAGE TANKS
SEE GASOLINE STORAGE TANKS
SEE UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANKS
H
2
1/12/86
D
4
T
T P56
H
2
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A
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N
H
2
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B
10
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N
H
2
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A
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H
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2/ll/''6
A
1'
N ^97
H
2
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0
12
U L41
S
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3/25/86
A
1
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H
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4/02/85
A
13
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H
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<./U4/a6
C
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H
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',/10/86
A
24
U L41
S S
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5/08/86
C
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M
H
2
5/21/85
C
4
p
N
H
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5/2 7/86
B
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H
2
5/13/86
A
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T
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H
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6/15/86
c
12
P
U L41
H
2
7/10/86
A
4
T
T 856
5
2
7/10/86
C
1
N W87
H
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0/03/85
C
14
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N
H
2
8/31/85
c
20
p
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H
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9/13/85
A
1
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H
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10/02/86
A
16
p
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SERVICE H
2
10/05/86
0
13
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H
2
12/04/86
A
20
D
U L41
H
2
12/28/86
0
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P
U L41
H
2
12/22/86
b
1
N
H 2 3/28/86 8 7
H 2 1/07/86 A 6
H 2 9/02/86 B 7
S 2 1/03/86 A 10 P P T37
S 2 4/03/85 0 7 P N
S 2 7/10/86 A 1
H 2 7/11/85 A 16
N
STORKS
REPAIR OF STORK'S
STORM DRAINS
SEE ALSO DRAINAGE
BILL LETS IT EAT AND PREEN
SEE ALSO WATER AND SEWER LINF«:. ntiBWAM
PART OF ROXBQRO STREET TO Be'clOSeS S
STORMS
SEE SNOW, DURHAM
SEE SNOW, N.C.
SEE SNOW, U.S.
SEE THUNDERSTORMS
SEE WIND DAMAGE
H 2 12/11/86 A 20 N
H 2 9/29/85 A 4 L
H 2 7/10/86 B 3 N
H 2 11/15/86 B 4 N
STORR OFF CE ENVIRONMENTS IRALFIGH, N.r.l
"•LEIGH COMPANY BUYS OAV I D '^ 0 FF I CE I NT FR IDRS
DAVID'S OFFICE SALE TO R E SUL T I N E JpiKs iSn "
STORY THEATER (PLAY)
•SWORD OF PEACE' SEASON IS ENDING
STORYTELLING
IN THE SPOTLIGHT
, BAREFOOT STORYTELLER CASTS SPELL ON TOTS
STOVALL, N.C.
6/18/85 B
6/18/86 A
H 1 8/19/86 C
S 2
H 2
S 2
1/19/85 B
2/13/86 B
4/23/85 A
7/18/85 D
11/22/86 B
DRY WELL LEAVES STOVALL WITH WATER
"NKEP SUPPLIES STOVALL UNTIL WELL
STOVALL'S ONLY INDUSTRY CLOSES
TRASH IN OUARBY TROUBLING TOW'l
MADAM MAYOR: BEING WOMAN NO HANDICAP
WOES AGAIN
WURKS AGAIN
H 1
H 1
H 2
H 1
H 2
4/23/86 C
4/30/86 L
6/21/86 C
7/09/86 B
7/17/86 B
I N Stjn
I p N sen
3 N
I N
1 p N san
MONTHLY/*
I N 0 6 X
12/31/86
SUBJECTS
l/0'5/97
STQV4LL STILL SEEKING INOUSTRV TO REPLACE JONB IL
GRSNVILLE HTiPES OuApSTERS HILL CUT OOHN LITTER
FIRE DEPARTMENT IN STOVALL IS NEGOTIATING TO BUY LAND
STOVALL, N.C.. U4TFR RESOURCES
SEE ALSO WATE" RESOURCES. N.C.
STOVALL STILL USING HATER TAN<ER
STOVALL MAYOR SAYS WATER DISAPPEARING
STOVALL MaJsTART USING ONE 0= ITS WELLS TODAY
STOVALL SEEKS PIPELINE TO GET HATER FPO" OXEORU
StSvaLL RESIDENTS asked TO RESTRICT THEIR USE OF HATER
STOVALL^FIR|^UEPT.^^ IN STOVALL IS NEGOTIATING TO BUY LAND
stdvall meoical center ,...,,^, „ ,
see also rural health clinics. "i .c . ,,„„„
stovall meoical center becomes success story
straight party ballots
see also ballots
"vomers can^cooeniIlly cancel out their ohn votes
^'"'s^r^AutH^^^AbANOONEO
'""'"i^E rui^l^Vh. CAS. GET RUN INTO JAIL ^^^^^^
trooper accused of stranding t ho after arrest
a temporary setback
oxforo''akea hin'istry helps stranded travelers and needy
strange seafood spectacular
^^FESTUAL^FANs''fIND FOOD FREAKY THE MOST ON TAR HEELS' COAST
UNUSUAL SEAFOOD DISHES AVAILABLE AT EXHIBITION
STRANGULATIONS
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS. CHOKING , „
MRtHFP CHARGED IN STRANGUIATITN OF 4-YEAR-ULO
"litre PROGRESS- MADE IN SEARCH FOR THO men WANTED IN KILLING
GRANDSON HELD IN CHOKING DEATH
TEEN CHARGEO WITH MURDER OF 8?-YEAR-0LD GRANDFATHER
MISSING WOMAN'S BODY FOUND IN MARTIN COUNTY
STRATEGIC ARMS LIMITATION TREATY
SEE SALT II
^^"'"bQUNTIFUL STRAHBERRY CROP EXPECTED
PICK STRAWBERRIES IN AREA COUNTIES
STREAM WATCH PROGRAM
SEE N.C« STREAM WATCH PROGRAM
STREAMS
SEE RIVERS. N.C.
STREi=T LIGHTS
SEE al50 L IGHTS
SEE ALSO TRAFFIC SIGNALS
COUNCIL FAVORS
TAX HIKE. NEW MEETING ROOM
CITY PANEL SUGGESTS DUKE HELP ON STREETLIGHTS
"NEH'"LAH"cOui:o"uSH^STlTE TO AID MFNTALLY RETARDED MAN
FORMER STRE'=T PERSON HELPS TRANSIENTS
DURHAM HAS SHELTER FOR WOMEN, TOO
NIGHT SHELTER PROVIDES WARMTH. SAFETY FOR HOMELESS
MAN ARRESTED INSIDE CHURCH
BOY'S GOOD WORKS MAKE HIM FAMOUS ,,Ttn>,c
WAKF COUNTY MAN'S RECORD HAS ALMOST 80 CONVICTIONS
GROUP TO SELL HOUSE MEANT FOR HOMELESS
SLEEPING HAN CHARGEO HITH CHURCH BREAK-IN
BENEFIT CONCERT SLATED , ,„ ,„.,
FINDING SHELTER FOR HOMELESS WAS HER GOAL
PRoSEeS'Sf lSiTERING not easy to solve, police chief tells BOARD
STORE HALTING SALES OF WINE
MAN IS DUMPED INTO GARBAGE TRUCK
MAN LIES IN ALLEY TWO DAYS WITH BROKEN LEG
N.C. HOMELESS INCREASING. ..AND THEY'RE GETTING YOUNGER
SHELTER CAMPAIGN SUCCEEDS
STREET REPAIRS
^"uRHaS ciTrpIv?NG*fg COVER 2.3 MILES OF CRACKED STREETS
STREET SIGNS
SEE ALSO HIGHWAY SIGNS
HUNT FUR IT , „^„
STUDENTS CHIOED FOR ALLEGED SIGN CAPER
STPEFTS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO ASPHALT
SEE ALSO TRUCK ROU
HUNT FOR IT
CORRECTION
ROXRORO STREET W
TOWERS SITE MAY
BUSINESSMAN URGE
WFST MAIN STREET
THE COiT OF BE IN
FIRM MAKES OFFER
BOND FUNDS NEEOE
HILLSPUPOUGH ROA
tl'..9 MILLION SO
STREET IMPROVEMF
DURHAM CITY PAVI
HEAD OF CITY 5TR
WHY ISN'T STREET
COMMITTEE ENOORS
THIS IS GOING TO
UNIVERSI TY TOHER
STATE TC HIDEN W
CHEAPER EXPRESSW
RALEIGH WON' T GE
TES
lOENING ADVANCES DESPITE CONCERNS
REQUIRE REZONING. STR EET CLn S ING
S COUNCIL TO KEFP RONFY STREET OPEN
SECTION TO CLOSE
G bUCOLlC
FOR SOUTHLAND PARK
D TO REPAIR CI TY ROADS
0 ON CITY PRIORITY LI ST
UGHT FOR STRE^ T WORK
NG^To'cOVFH i.i MILES OF CRACKED STREETS
EET DEPARTMENT TO RETIRE AFTER 30 YEARS'
PAVED?
ES REPORT ON CITY THOROUGHFARE PLAN
pc RHUTINt
DEVELOPER TO BUILD ROAD TO BOULEVARD
EST DURHAM ROAOS
AY INTERSECTION PROPOSED
T DURHAM ROAO MONEY
THE STREETS OF NEW YORK (MUSICALI
'STREETS' SHORT ON SUSPENSE. SPOOF
STRESS
SEE ALSO BURNOUT
S
E E
D DATE C
1 8/l?/Pt) C
1 8/26/n6 C
1 10/2'?/e6 B
H 1
H 1
H I
H 1
5/02/56 B
5/07/66 C
5/03/86 B
5/15/86 B
7/0''/a6 B
I T
L Y
»G L P "YL
I N S80
1 N sao
I N 5 80
H 1 10/29/86 B
S I 7/08/S6 A
S 2 U/U3/H6 A
2 <./22/86 C 3 N
2 8/23/86 C 3 N
2 10/07/86 B 1 P P F70
2 10/22/86 A <. L
1 12/24/86 C I N J20
H 2
S 2
l,/16/S6 B 2
8/18/86 B 2
H 2 l/0'./n6 A
H 1 8/22/86 B
H 2 l2/a'</r<b B
S I 12/UA/86 A
H 2 12/26/86 C
2 A/21/86 C ID
2 5/15/86 C 7
H 3
H 2
5/06/86 C I N °.81
9/30/66 C 1 N S51
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H ?
H 2
H 3
H 2
H 1
H 2
H 2
H 3
H 3
H 2
H 2
H 1
H 2
1/09/86 A
1/22/86 3
1/28/86 A
1/31/06 B
2/02/86 b
2/0^/86 B
3/03/86 A
3/08/86 C
3/20/86 6
5/06/86 C
8'18/B6 C
8/21/86 A
9/03/86 B
9/06/86 C
10/14/86 C
10/23/86 A
11/04/86 C
11/25/86 A
1
1'
1
2
3
1
1
1
12
^3
3
F
H48
N
U
H<.9
N
N
W77
N
N
N
Min
f
M
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tl
mu
ti
L
S 2 0/13/86 C 1 II M69
H 2 1/26/66 U ^ f '' lU
H ? 12/10/86 CI N Sa?
l/2')/86
2/06/86
2/11/86
3/03/86
3/U<./°6
3/2'/86
•./01/86
4/U3/86
'./23/'"6
4/29/86
5/03/86
5/04/86
6/13/86
6/21/86
7/31/86
9/3"/?6
10/01/86
ll/Jl/86
12/U4/B6
12/J6/"6
12/06/86
p
P
P
T37
8
N
A
M
N
M69
A
M
^6"^
A
N
^^a■J
r
N
A i
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A
N
MhM
A
r
0
• 169
Fi
N
M69
r
0
S51
n
H
1
N
Mh9
A '
p
N
M69
A ^
1
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M
H /"
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c
p
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•<66
M
N
W32
A
N
046
A
N
WB2
H 2 11/21/86 0
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/86
INDEX
12/31/n6
SUBJECTS
PA.",c 9/,<;
i/05/?r
I
SEE ALSO HEART niSE«S'=
SEE ALSO HOLIOAY ^TRESS
SEE ALSO MENTAL ILLNESS
SeI Jts'S pT'IxI?ty:3'"^ 5^«f" O'^UROER
ynLUNTEERS SOUGHT FOR STRESS STUDY
|ps™:"s?H:^^^i?^^ --"-^
sJnnJVlS r° ^IS^.Si" """' ^" UNDERSTAND
study: N.C. FARMERS HAVE GREAT STRF":^
WnXKSHOP WILL FOCUS ON MANAGING StIIsS
10 SOUGHT FOR STUDY OF HIGH BLOOD PRESSURF
LIB Sn\?fe" "" "" ""NOLING STRESS
STRESS attack: too much stress can hf Clir*i
SUPPORT GROUP HFLPS WITH LIFE "-
FAMILY CAN REDUCE STRESS
MONEY PROBLEMS CREATE STRESS
sfRFls°N^,P,^?^l5^,^"'.13^*^c'''<''^L EMS AHEAD
|a f foTtli^*O^^^^TS,?S"^R"=f.''^«^• ''"''^■"L 'LLS
rTiJi^t'-M:^A;:rj7rDj2.?°iSRS^;ife^s"
BULIMIA PROGRAM PLANNED ^"'""="°^'<
STRIDE CIGARETTES
SEE ALSO CIGARETTES
LCM LOSES CONTRACT
STRIDE RITE CORP.
MORE COMPANIES RESTRICTING SM.TKING IN OFFICES. PLANTS
STRIKE ASSISTANCE BENEFITS
SEE UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION
STRIKES. N.C.
SEE ALSO UNIONS. N.C.
PHONE COMPANY SENDS MANAGERS TO AID u r
WORKERS WANT QUI CK END TO STRI KF '
JlcSa iffey^e"'-'-^ " ""« '""'^'■^ 5PEED IN STATE
At!^ hg'p^^S S?SnT5l''^iS%;ig^'T^^^i'f° «^ »"^ STRIKE
J¥?"fS STAGE WORK STQPpIgE AT cSlEDONIA
ATCT STRIKERS MIGHT RETURN TO OIFfISeNT JOBS
STRIKES. U.S.
SEE ALSO LAPQR, U.S.
SEE ALSO TEACHER STRIKES
SEE ALSO UNIONS. U.S.
PILOT WINS SIOO.OOO IN LAWSUTT
PHONE COMPANY SENDS MANiGERS TO AID N.C.
f r'u,"??l? MEDIATOR CAN END STRIKF
A CWA STRIKE WOULDN'T FAZE TRIANGLE
STRIP MINING
SEE ALSO MINING
GEOLOGIST WANTS TO MINE CHATHAM COAL
STRIP TEASE ARTISTS
SEE ALSO DANCE
MALE STRIPPERS SPARK PROTEST AT EMERALD ISLE
STRIPED BASS
SEE ALSO BASS FISHING
SEE ALSO FISH
2ri?'o°E;:;ir^?SDS"So;^°^5"N^c^::°^ATFRs
T.ii'iir. t7gy^E^o'gjis"iiAS0? ;''"•"• """"-^"^
UNDERCOVER OFFICERS nIb' JEg^i^^ELL ING SPORTFISH AND GAME
STROKES
III JMS CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE
SEE ALSO HEART DISEASE
SEE ALSO HEPARINOIDS
SEE ALSO ORG 10172
CLUB IS STARTED FOR STROKE VICTIMS
MEOWELL SEEKS VOLUNTEERS '""""^
srii:ini?7y°j:'^?sji:^Kf"i?SR:sF^?fgi^r----^^
QUITTING SMOKING CUTS STR5KEilSKl?riiny ^«y5
DUKE TESTS DRUG TO LIMIT STROKE nAMArc ^ ^
BLOOO-THINNINg'-DRUG m!y LfK^'EASASE^ROH STROKES
5TP0NG MEN
STRONGMAN WORKS TO GET BACK ON HIS FEATS
STRUCTURE HOUSF
S^P.^I-.S?, "EIGHT CONTROL
£!SJ-I'^6. ALCOHUL TAX HIKES CALLED JUSTIFIFn
DURHAM BECOMING DIET CENTFR
STRUCTURE HOUSE COMPLE TES MOVE
STUART-JAMES CO.
INVESTMENT-BANKING FIRM SELECTS OFFIrF ■; r Tc
RETAIL STORE LOSSES FROM ^^i^^Y^^ ?>5eS%'^ s'^IMATEO AT .7.125 A MINUTE
STUDENT AID PROGRAM
SEE ALSO COLLEG^^S. N.C. TUITIONS
SEE ALSO COLLEGES. U.sl, FEDERAL AID
til ;^f5 COLLEGES. Utl: TUITION
Sfl ALSO DUKE UNIV.. FINANCIAL AID
til "MZ "I'^HER EDUCATION. COSTS
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1/21/86 A
l/23/n6 C
2/0<!/P6 A
3/06/R6 A
3/07/86 B
3/0<!/86 U
3/15/86 B
'./01/a6 e
'•/ll/86 A
'I/14/86 A
<./22/86 B
6/11/86 0
6/23/86 A
7/U7/e6 B
7/17/86 b
7/23/R6 A
7/28/66 A
7/2<>/B6 B
8/05/86 B
3/20/86 K
9/16/86 8
9/22/86 B
10/02/86 C
10/03/86 A
10/08/86 A
10/08/86 D
11/02/86 C
N
N nao
N 527
U 071
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S 2 5/10/86 A 5 N M82
H 2 1/12/86 D 16 P. N
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6/02/86 A
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6/03/''6 A
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6/04/86 A
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6/04/80 A
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6/10/86 A
6/18/86 C
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H 2 4/2 7/86 C 17 N
S 2 6/02/86 A 1 n
H 2 6/10/8t> A 9 N
H 2 8/09/86 A 11 H
H 2 10/20/86 B 1 N
H 2 12/11/86 A 21 N
H 2
5/04/86 B
1 1
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6/22/86 B
10
S 2
7/18/86 C
3
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IP
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9/05/86 B
6
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6
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8/07/86
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A
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H 2 10/12/86 0 11 P u L41
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2/2«/3t A
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3/01/86 C
1
H 2
8/14/86 A
18
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8/14/86 C
7
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S 2
8/15/86 A
4
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9/08/86 C
1
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9/14/86 C
5
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9/17/86 D
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9/17/86 A
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MONTHLY/* N
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12/31/86
l/09/a7
DEMOCRATIC PAOTY, SANfOBO 00 SUPPORT COLLEGE STUDENTS
UNC FORMS DELAY KONT SLOW FUNDS
STUDENT COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT PR0&5A-
^%^o'r^'?M'Stt!-s'doMASN{TfES°^o'5sE STUDENTS FOR RESEARCH
'^"sie^uN°v'."^aF^N.c. -CHAPEL hill, student government
STUDENT EXCHANGE PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO FOPEIGN STUDENTS , ,,
"nST FAMILIES NEEDED FOR FOREIGN STUDENTS
HOST FAMILIES mANTED , „„_
FAMILIES SOUGHT TO HOUSE TEENS FROM EUKOPE
F5I'=N''S STUOENTS TO VISIT SOVIET UNION
PROGRAM SEEKS REPRESENTATIVES FROM TRIANGLt
THE STUDENT GUIDE TO DUKE
"!utfeF0F^?lsTi0K-A?'KSlE'lY STUDENTS. FOR STUDENTS
STUDENT LOAN DEFAULTS
SEE ALSO DEFAULT
SEE ALSO STUDENT LOAN PROGRAM ^ ^,^
ACTION PY IRS MILL GET LOAN DEFAULTERS' ATTENTION
1=5 PLAN HELPS REDUCE STUDENT LOAN DEFAULTS
STUDENT LOAN PROG
SEE ALSO CULLE
SEE ALSO COLLE
SEE ALSO COLLE
SEE ALSO COLLE
SEE ALSO DUKE
SEE ALSO GUARA
SEE ALSO hiGhE
SEE ALSO N.C
SEE ALSO N.C
SEE ALSC N.C.
SEE ALSO STUOE
SEE ALSC SIUDE
SEE ALSn UNIV.
see also univ.
aid cuts wor
cuts "ay cos
thousanos of
$5". MILLION
STUDENTS AHA
TRIANGLE SCH
I'JBT: THE YE
N.C. STUDENT
SCHOLARSHIPS AND STUDENT AID
STUDENT LOANS
STUDENT LOANS
SEE COLLEGES, N.C. FEDERAL AID
SEE COLLEGES. U.S.. FEDERAL AID
III SJVS^Sf'-S'.C.^S^Ap'eL HILL, SCHOLARSHIPS AND STUDENT AID
STUDENTS AGAINST DRUNKEN DRIVING ISAODI
SEE ALSO PRUNKEN DRIVING
sloD^cilpTER^-INS NATIONAL HONOR, STUDENTS' ATTENTION
STEVE STRCATER FINDS CHALLENGE AT MHEEL OF STATE SAOO
SADO DISPLAY
IJgg lF'F^ls°"lo^TaR?V%RS FOR NE- YEAR'S PARTY-GOERS
STUOENTS FOR AMERICA
SEE ALSO CONSERVATIVES „ _ „,... ^-_
RALEIGH-UASED STUDENT GROUP HDN'-BS 9ENNFTT
UNC STUDENTS PROTEST S. AFRICA DIVESTMENT
STUN GUN
DURHAM POLICE TRY 0'JT,STUN GLTI AT M|ET _
STUN ;uN uSi=D IN ROBbERY IF CLOTHING STORE
POLICE OPINIONS ON STUN CUNS VARY
STUN GUNS SHUULO STAY IN HANDS OF POLILEMEN
LEGISLATORS ARE UNSURE ABOUT STUN GUM SALES
PANEL VOTES TO OUTLAW STUN GUNS BUT LEGISLATOR SAYS BILL WILL FAIL
TAXES AND STUN GUNS ON LEGISLATURE'S AGENDA
PANEL QKS 3") "ILLS FOR SHORT SESSION
'STUN GUNS' BAN URGED PnR ALL EXCEPT LAWMEN
HOUSE PASSES eiLL ON INVESTIGATIVE GRAND JURIES
SENATE REJECTS OUTLAWING 'STUN GUNS' ,
ABUSE UF STUN GUNS ShOwS NEED FOR CONTROLS
SUBDIVISION CONSTRUCTION
SEE ALSO BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
SEE ALSO BUILDING DEVELOPERS
SEE ALSO PEOF^RMANCE !<C'(DS ^ ,, ,
HOTEL PLAN FIP5CTED TO DRAW FIRE TONIGHT
REALTOR: COUNCIL VOTE ■ ANT I-G» (JWTH' „„„.,,,
COUNTY PLANNERS POSTPONE ACTnN ON BETHESOA PROJECT
GETTING DEEP: CORPS OF ENGINEERS. DEVELOPERS AT ODDS OVER NEUSE...
WORK BEGINS ON SPRING HILL SUBDIVISION
7S<.-ACRE PROJECT TO GO IN S.JURHAM
I LAND PARCELS "OUGHT FOR HOPE VALLEY FARMS
CITY REVIEW BOARD THANKFD
PFRSON TO MTLD HEARING ON SUBDIVISION ORDINANCE
COUNTY PANEL OKS PLAN FOR lOl HOUSES
DEVELOPMENT GETS "IXEO REACTION , , „ .
aUTNER BOARD IS AWAITING OEVaOPMENT PLAN
wOODCRQFT SETS 3UICK PACE
SMALL DEVELOPMENTS ALSO AFFECT DURHAM
GR0UND9REAKIN'-. FOP FAIRFIELD
LArjD SUBDIVISIONS HURTING NE I .HBOPHOOD S
CHAPEL HILL BUILDER MUST STOP WORK ,„„„ t„ .„
DEVELOPER OF FrSnklIN HILLS GETS PEO LIGHT FROM TOWN
^ll;''oS^Hl!;^?iXili?^ISli'roP.?T°;cnl5^'';?^cHEDULED
|l\\\''«"Sk"?? R^'^^Jv^L^MR^'^iY^M^S OAYSU-JTIL AMENITIES COMPLETE
STATE PLANNING TO DEVELOP LOT^ ON BUTNER TRACT
HOME BUILDERS TARGET EAST DUR^^Am
DEMAND FOR HOUSING UNDE" tlOO.OOU GROWING
COUNTY OKS "IGGER Oak GROVE SUBDIVISION
PERSON COMMISSinNER BLASTS SU3 D I V I SI ON RULE S
PLANNING BOARD FINISHES GRANVILLE SUBDIVISION DRAFT
PERSON APPROVES CONTRACT FOR toRPIRATE HANGAR
GPAnSilLE STUoJinG POLICIES T- PROTECT CREEOMOOR'S LAKE
OAK GROVE RESIDENTS STALL REiONING EFFORT
ZONING REQUESTS TO RECEIVE ATTENTION OF COUNCIL PANEL
DEVELOPERS CRITICIZFr.RlNVILLE SUBDIVISION »ULES
SUBDIVISION RUL^s STILL DOAWPiG FIKE IN PFRSON COUNTY
OeSelOPER GRAFTED THREE VARIANCES OVER OBJECTIONS
S 2 lO/02/°6 A 4 l
S 2 ll/ZS/Si A I N L90
H 2 9/2 5/96 B 7 N 1)80
2/0B/e6 B
5/J'./B6 C
6/n/56 C
10/07/36 B
11/07/B6 C
1
3
9
3
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H 2 9/2<>/66 A 12
S ? 1/15/P6 A
S 2 10/23/86 A
GFS. N.C STUDENT LOANS
GES. N.C. TUITIt/NS
GES, U.S.. FEDERAL AID
GES. U.S.. TUITION
UNIV., STUDENT LOANS
iNTE=^D STUDENT LOAN PROGRAM
R EDUCATION. COST'
CENTRAL UNIV.. STUDENT LOANS
EDUCATION ASSISTANCE AUTHORITY
STATE UNIV., STUDENTS
NT AID PROGRAM
NT LOAN DEFAULTS
OF N.C-CHAPEL HILL,
OF N.C-CHAPEL HILL, .
RY DURHAM-AREA SCHOOLS
^UNc'sTUOENTs'maY LISE aid. FOROHAM tells TRUSTEES
IN AID WENT TO STJOENTS IN '85 FROM N.C. COLLEGE FOUNDATION
IT WOPO ON FINANCIAL AID
IDOLS HURT bY AID :HA^^GES
AP OF ELUSIVE STUDENT LOANS
LOANS BUCK NATIONAL TREND
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12/29/B6
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S92
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H 2
H 2
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H 2
S 2
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9/31/"6 C
9/19/86 A
ll/22/e6 B
12/30/36 A
N HOR
P F70
P -'66
N S97
H 2 2/01/B6 A 3 N
S 2 U/20/86 A 1 N L90
1/03/86
2/0'>/P5
3/1S/66
3/18/R6
3/23/86
<./12/86
5/29/86
5/29/86
6/13/P6
6/20/86
6/25/86
9/23/86
5
\^
17
7
17
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S 2
1/06/86 C
S 2
1/07/06 C
H 2
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H 2
1/17/86 A
H 2
1/29/66 A
S 2
2/2<./66 A
H 2
2/27/66 E
H 2
3/11/86 A
M I
3/19/66 C
H 2
<./02/86 b
H 3
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H 1
<./a8/n6 C
H 2
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H 2
5/08/66 A
H 2
5/08/66 A
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6/2<-/56 A
S 2
8/01/66 A
H 3
8/07/66 C
H 2
B/17/86 F
H 2
B/2<./66 F
S 2
8/25/B6 A
H 2
9/23/66 C
H 2
0/01/86 C
S 2
0/lD/fl6 A
M 2
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S 2
10/l<>/86 B
H I
10/29/66 B
H I
0/29/66 B
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11/D4/86 C
H I
l/0<./66 C
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11/06/86 A
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1/10/86 C
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NONrHLY/ANNUAL INDEX
1/01/86 - l2/31/aS
SUBJECTS
hlELLO'JS JANTS NEW U.S. 70 COMPLEX
71-4CRE RFZONING REQUEST APPRTVFO BY COUNTY P4NP1
SPy^fX^f^EL 0K5 PEZONING NEAR NHS LUUNIY PANEL
^itf^IO" ^° APPEAL OAK GROVE REZONING PLAN
fSn.^iSSiS^feSS DELAY VOTE ON RE 20N I NG OF S U80 I VI SI ON
Sij f^?5K°:;E5ASc^i°?i^Sf?«,s?^pS"fio F^"
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SUBPOENAS
SEE ALSO LAWSUITSi U.S.
ADAM C EVE SUBPOENAS DROPPED
SUBSIDIES
SEE FARM PRICE SUPPORTS
SEE GOVERNMENT SUBSIDIES
SEE PRICE SUPPORTS
SUBSIDIZED HOUSING
SEE HOUSING, DURHAM
SUBSTANDARD HOUSING
SEE HOUSING, SUBSTANDARD
SUBVERSIVE
sIeMeIro^Jsm^ I INDEXED BY SPECIFIC NAME OF GROUP)
SUBWAYS
SEE ALSO MASS TRANSIT
THE CRIME AND THE SYSTEM
SUCCESSION, GUBERNATORIAL
SEE GUbfRNATORIAL SUCCESSION
SEE N.C. CONSTITUTION
SEE N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATION
SUOAFED
SEE ALSO DRUGS
BURROUGHS PULLS SUDAFEO FROM 6 STORES
SUOAN SHRINE TEMPLE
ill itiS ",'il"A1.i:TI.''''^
r"h^1:'w;^s'"gISup'%"o^?"'"''^ °' 5"°*" 5HRINE
gyrSTANDING shrine LEADERSHIP
POTENTATE HONORED
SUDAN TEMPLE OF THE SHRINE
SEE SUOAN SHRINE TEMPLE
SUFFOCATION
SEE ASPHYXIATION
SUGAR
iy§JS,S\LTARrSSsr^MioVF"^a'D'lDD^-!fJ^S^"^^ " "^^^^'"^
SUGAR GROVE, N.C.
STUDENTS HELP PAY FOR NEW SHUTTLE
SUGAR LAKE
COOLING CRUISE
DOG DAYS
BODY FOUND IN LAKE
OFFICIALS IDENTIFY DROWNED MAN
SUGAR MOUNTAIN CO.
SEE ALSO SKI RESORTS
* CREDITORS REOUEST WESTRIDGE DEVELOPERS
SUGAR PLUM SHOP
SEE ALSO FOOD
SYMPHONY LAYS PLANS fOR CONC ER T _
SUGAR TOP RESORT
SEE ALSO RESORTS, N.C.
?^5?tU§^°gisgR"T°gJ^XS ag^^s'^SSY"''"'^""^ «°^
BE DECLARED BANKRUPT
SUICIDE ATTEMPTS
PARALYZED
Came too MUCH for ormsby
?^E'pi2?s'/l'tlo?^"Ei^liTf Sl'J^issSJ? '°°^ ''""' ^°'"«° ^«"^"^ END
UUICK ACTION SAVES VICTIM OF 5vFsnn';p
r;TEN?ia?E's^¥j^Xe:tS' ^'j f °^ rs-?^^coNF,RM
TWO HANGINGS PROBED IN RUtSerfoRD COUNtV "'^'
SUICIDE PREVENTION
TEEN SUICIDE TOPIC AT OUKE
SUICIDES, DURHAM
DURHAM WOMAN DIES AT HOME
PUT ENERGY INTO EMPATHY
2?!!?? £2"^0 °'=''° OF WOUND FROM GUNSHOT
sj^'^^n^^^^iC^rsui^is si;^ T° '"'"'°^
DR. THOMAS D. VOLLMFR, 62° "
DENTIST BELIEVED SUICIDE WAS FACING 11
SS^-.^°likDTTi\"iSE''° '" °"^"S^ »"
SUICIDES, INTERNATIONAL
DURHAM NATIVE KILLS HIMSELF AFTER WOUNDING 3
SUICIDES. N.C.
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, SUICIDES
SEE ALSO IMMOLATION
SEE ALSO PRISONERS, N.C, SUICIDES
TEfJ-'GER FOUND HANGED IN JAL
*LAHANCF JAIL INMATE HANGS SELF
CARY TEEN'S DEATH BFLIEVEO luICIDF
WEEKEND DROWNING BELIEVED 4 SIJICIPF
MEDICAL EXAMINER RULE S S TUOF NT = S bf ATH Siirrinc
BODY OF OXFORD MAN, 27, FOUND IN ROCK oSaRRy"
DRUG COUNTS
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12/03/66 C
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12/08/B6 C
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12/09/n6 C
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I2/I0/H6 C
I2/10/Bfe L
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6/17/86 A
N
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H 2 7/II/B6 A
H 2 7/16/86 C 12 N C60
H 2 1/26/B6 8 8 P
S 2 1/27/86 C B
H 2 1/20/86 A A
H 2 2/24/B6 B 2 P
S 2 3/1A/86 B
H 2 10/12/86 E
5 2 3/11/86 A 17
7/2S/R6
7/i'7/R6
8/05/86
8/06/66
R76
R76
H 2 3/02/86 8
H 2 1/28/86 B 2 P U H<,5
S 2 10/25/86 C 1 P N
H 2 U/16/86 C 7 N
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6/J'./66
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H 2
6/06/B6
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6/06/86
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H 2
6/07/86
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6/0'5/fl6
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6/12/n6
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6/15/66
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6/15/86
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6/16/86
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6/20/86
A
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12/10/P6
B
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12/18/86
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10/06/86
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1/20/R6
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9/26/86
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10/20/66
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1
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10/21/86
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1/20/66
2/13/86
2/18/86
4/11/86
'./l'5/86
MONTHLY/AN 4 UAL
I 'J 0 E X
- 12/31/fl6
HISSIMi; OXFHRn MAN FOUNn IN OJARRY ,„.cc
GUILFHRC "AN, 61. IS DEAD AFI'=R SHuOTING, POLICE CHAS= , „ „, „
AFTEK SHunriNG r.inilFRIEHO. "AN K1LL5 HIMSELF AT POLICE ROAUBLOCK
UNC PROF FUliNH nEAO AT HIS HO'^E
OFFICIAL RULES UNC PROF'S OEATH SUICIDE
UEPUTV'S GUN USED IN SUICIDE
SEN.^'eaST found OEAO:'pnLIC= -AY AILING JUNIOR SENATtiO APPARENT SUICIDE
SHUCKCU N.C. LEAUER5 LAUD EAST'S SERVICF AS CnuRAGEOUS
N.C. OFFirULS '=XPRESS SORROW TO EAST FAMILY
EAST'S PEATH SHOCKING
BBUYHILL LIKELY EAST SUCCESSOR ,-,,,„.,
AIDE SAYS EAST TOOK DRUGS FOR OEPRtSSION ,„, .^
LFAOEBS ATTEND MEKORIAL SERVICE FOR SEN. EAST TOOAY
EAST ':UL0GIZI;D AS COURAGEOUS OATRIOT
BURLINGTON HAN DIES OF GUNSHOT JOUNO
CAR PLUNGES OFF BRIDGE. CHERRY POINT MAR NE DIES
ACCUSED SLAYER 'lELIFVED SUICIDE DAY OF KILLINGS
APPARENT SUICIDE OF JUDGE SHOCK TO BRYSON CITY
BOOY iuFNTlFlFO AS DEAN OF COLLEGE
r.K?*Ji&'riT,"rN«ATl%^^f AFTER FALL FROM 5TH FLOOR
SUSPECT'S OEATH BELIEVED SUICIDE
HAN CHARGED IN SLAYING FOUND OEAO
MAN DIES OF GUNSHOT nOUflD
QiiTNEP MAN DIES OF GUNSHOT
Cove FOP CHILDREN PROMPTS JUDGE TO MILL HOME TJ CHURCH
VANCE COUNTY MAN SHOT TO DEATH; FATHER WOUNDED
RUTHERFORD RANKER FOUND HANGED
SUICIDE NOTE PROMPTS SEARCH
P'=R50N COUNTY TEEN-AGER DIES '=ROM GUNSHOT WOUND
SEN. EAST'S SUICIDE SHOCKS STATE
TEACHER SHOT TQ DEATH
SUICIDES. ORANGE COUNTY
DEATH BELIEVED To BE SUICIDE
WEDNESDAY SERVICES FOR EFLAND MAN PLANNED
'""'SE^'USO-CHILOREN. SUICIDES
SEE ALSO IMMOLATION
SFE ALSO PHYSICIANS. U.S.
DURHAM NATIVE DAVID LANGSTQN, 31 ,,,„=
KFSEaBCHER says CHILDREN UNDER 10 COMMIT SUICIDE
N.C. MAN JUMPS TO HIS OFATH
N.C. MAN DIES JUMPING OFF TOWER
DUKE STUDY SEES SUICIDE BOOM ,,,„.
UNC-GREFNSBORO INSTRUCTOR TRYING TO UNDERSTAND SUICTOF
ESCAPEO PRISONER DIES OF GUNSHOT
5UKAY lUUAPTETI
IN THE SPOTLIGHT ^^^
ANDES MUSIC GROUP TO PERFORM AT tLON COLLEGE
^"'■''"gpS'To'plsPOND FRIDAY TO SUIT OVER ACID RAIN
EPA TO PRESS REVIEW ON SULFUR OXIDE RULES
COMMISSION SAYS POWER PLANT MUST HAVE 'SCRUBBERS'
CANCER. DISi^ASE RATES ARE HIGHER NEAR rFaCTor CENTcRS
EPA PANEL DUCKS NEW SULFUR DIOXIOE STANDARD ,„^.^., ,,,,.,. ., ,,,„ UAtM
HIGH CLAY CONTENT IN SOUTHEASTERN SOILS MAY SOFTEN EFFECTS OF AC I P PAIN
STATE LEVIES t5.6'58.'307 FINE AGAINST COMPANY
SULFUR TRIOXIDE Friday TO SUIT OVER ACID RAIN
CANCER. DISEASE RATES ARE HIGHER NcAR REACTOR CENTERS
SULFURK^ACID ^^^^ SPILLS »S TANKER TRUCK OVERTURNS
SULLIVAN PRINCIPLES
SF£ ALSO APARTHEIO
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. U.S.. FOREIGN INVESTMENT
^"rSoOLs'°PaLICIFs"lEFEP ON 5?UTH AFRICA INVESTMENTS
DUKE URGtn TO SEVER APAOTHtlU TIES ^,,„, ..,
DUKE AFFIRMS POLICY ON S. AFRICA IMVESTMENI
UUKE TRUSTEES APPROVE AN T I -APa R TH^ I 0 mjisURFS
PANEL DRAFTING BILL TO COVER INVESTMENTS IN SOUTH AFRICA
UNC TIGHTENS POLICY ON S. AFRICA INVESTMENTS
SULLIVAN PRINCIPLES ONLY COSMETIC
PANEL OK S 3=> BILLS FOP SHORT SESSION
UNIVEPSIIY TO SELL CBS STOCK
UNC PULLS REVERSE. KEEPS CBS STOCK
HOSPITAL EYES INVESTMENTS „„^.,,
HOSPITAL POAHO MULLS S. AFRICA INVESTMENTS
HOSPITAL BOARD ADOPTS POLICY ON SOUTH AFRICA
CORRECTION
SUMITOMO ELECTRIC CO.
SEE ALSO ALCAN-SUMITOMO ELECTRIC INC.
CAREER CAY
SOMF WORKERS AT SUMITOMO GET <.-OAY WEEK
FIRMS JOIN IN VENTURE TO MANUFACTURE CABLE
CABLE PLANT TO PS BUILT IN DURHAM
CONSTRUCTION UNDER WAY ON CROWN CENTER NORTH
TAR HFELS. JAPANESE DEBATE TRADE GAP
^""sEE SEASONS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF mqnthSI
'"""nt A'^T?c"H3^^SHY?s .see also names OF scholarships.
SUHMEP SCHOLARSHIP FUND SEEKS MONEY
SUMMER VENTURES PROGRAM
SEE ALSO COLLEGES. N.C. CURRICULUM
SEE ALSO EDUCATION
JENNER NAMED TO SCIENCE COUNCIL
TRIANGLE STUDENTS IN MATH PROGRAM
study: GENDER KEYS JOB CHOICE
ANATOMY VENTURE
SUMMER YOUTH EMPLOYMENT PROGRAM
SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT. YOUTH
S. AFPKA STRINGS ATTACHED TO CITY-NCNB CONTRACT
GETTING READY
24 GRADUATE FROM STUDY. WORK PROGRAM
^"""^SYMPHONIC STRAINS TO WAFT ACROSS CRYSTAL COAST
IN THE SPOTLIGHT
SUMMIT CABLE SERVICES
BUSINESS HIGHL IGHTS
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AT I-'.O AND PAGE ROAD
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see ALSO Foi^eiGti ReiATioNS
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MCNAMIRA: N-PLAMS RISKY: REAGAN OK ON ARMS
MCNAMARA DOES FAVOR 10 ^XPL A IN • STAR WARS •
"STAR WARS" ICARTDONI
RFAGAM, GORBACHev STICK TO TH=iR GUNS
THE SUMMIT ICARTOONI
IN SEARCH OF PEACF
REAGAN BACKS AWAY
REAGAN JEOPARDIZING LIVES
WHAT SHULTZ OION'T SAY TIPPED PRESS OF REYKJAVIK FAILURE
SUMMIT SAVINGS BANK
BANK BRANCH TO Be SOLO
SUMMIT ST.
AN INTERSECTION POISEO FOR A CRASH
SUN
SEE ALSO EAPTH .
SEE ALSO ECLIPSES
experts: DON'T STARE AT ECLIPSE
SUN ORnp
SEE ALSO SOFT DRINKS
SUN 5C°EFN PRODUCTS
APPLYING SUNSCREEN SHOULD BE AUTOMATIC
SUN SHARES
SEE ALSO ENERGY INFORMATION OFFICE
rLl5Pe;!'TSi^Fn^'';;^g2^^lSg"s ,^^^oed ^,
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T.^SfrTrf i'^'f'*^ HOUSES SAVE MONEY
INCENTIVE PLAN EYED TO S AL VAGE R EFUSE
?V?S*Kcr;f?"'' SUPPORTS SALVAGE INCENTIVE PLAN
CITY DENIES FUNDING PLEA FOR MISS DURHAM PAGEANT
ENERGY'wORKSHnl""'-" ^''^'"''' SA viNG^iioRKSHnJs"''^
RESOURCEFUL NEIGHBORHOOD WORKSHOP
SUN TANS
SOMC MEDICATIONS OON'T REACT JELL WITH TANNING
ScrV^Tii^.SL^"*"'*"^ P«RLORS CQNSIOtREO ^'""^
surpenSer "'' ""''^ ''°'' "*"" daSaoeo 8y sun
applying sunscreen should be automatic
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EXPOSURE TO SUN LINKED TO CANCER
i:i!'^RV°?iTl^°3Ii;;5Di'"^E^"|uS2?^I^^^ TKOUBLESHOOTER...
SUN TERRACF CASUAL FURNITURE
FRANKLIN MAN IS CHARGED WITH EMPEZZLEMENT
SUN WEEKEND EXTRA
Sff.'LSn DURHAM SUN (NEWSPAPER I
SUN OFFERS NEW FEATURE FOR READERS
SUNBELT
SEE ECONOMY. 5UNBFLT
SEE EMPLOYMENT, SUNBELT
THF SUNBFLT INSTITUTE
SEE ALSO FEDERAL AID, SOUTH
SEE ALSO THE SOUTH
SUNBELT INSTITUTE TO INFORM CONGRESSMEN
SUN6ELT SERVICE CORP.
DEVELOPER'S FORECLOSURE WON'T AFFECT OFFICE TOWER
SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHERS
SEE CHUOCHES. U.S., SUNDAY SCHOOL
SUNGLASSES
SUNGLASSES ARE MUST FOR OLDER PEOPLE
SUNHEaLTH neywokk
GRANVILLE MEDICAL CENTER ADMINISTRATOR REPLACED
SUNKIST SOFT DRINKS
RJR NABISCO SOFT-DRINK SALE PREDICTeO
SUNNYSIDE
''5sfi^^?S?^E?''?0 GE'T-^E3'l|??!Sr,"2[:i!F"° "^'J' '•" "^^
yPBAN DEVELOPFR MOVING TO DURHAM
'SUNNYSIDF' MOVES TO NEW HOME
HOW MONKEYTOP GOT ITS NAME-PART 2
SUNSET CRAFT CORNER
SEE ALSO CRAFTS
BRIGHTENING THEIR CORNER
SUNSET CORNER'S 'ELVES' ARE READY FOR CHRISTMAS
"SUNSET" LFGI SLAT ION
SEE ALSO N.C., LAWS
A GOOD OUESTION: WHO NEEDS AGENCY?
SUNSET THEATER (ASHEBURO, N.C.I
SEE ALSO ASHEBURO, N.C.
SEE ALSD THEATERS, N.C.
ROUNDUP AT THE SUNSET
SUNSTATES CORP.
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS: TRIANGLE
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12/31/96
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SUPeR^^UWL XX^ .fridge: easy recipes to F6F0 FANS FOR SUPE" BOWL
FPIDGE FANS
SUPER bOriL WAIT TOO LONG
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THANKS TU THESE PEOPLE FOR HELPING THE FNO
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SEE OURHAM RECREATION DEPT.
SUPERCOMPUTERS
SEE ALSO CO^PUTf'RS
UNC ACONG SCHOOLS IN COMPUTER NETWORK
SUPERCONDUCTING SUPERCOLLIDER
''F..c';'ToCV^S"A?"st'Ti''F^rl3?FRCONOUCTING SUPER COLLIDER
N.C. EYFS 16 BILLION PROJECT ,,,,,^
PROJECT wnuLO BRING JOBS. MON=Y. PRESTIGE
rF'SlgS°'!^iSN5,re^'go^So'cSJUi""sEE"SENj?l?rFROM COLLIDER PROJECT
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DAD, WHAT'S A SUPERCOLLIDER?... ICARTOON)
LETTER ASKS REAGAN TO BACK • SUPERCOUL I OFR •
BId'^FOR supercollider may be too EXPENSIVE
STATE URGED TO SEEK COLLIDER
OULO be AN HONOR
STATE NEEDS TO KNOW MORE ABOUT ATOM BUSTER
N.C. LOCATION OF 5U = ERC0NDUC TI NG SUPER CULL I OFR W
SUPERCOLLIDER VIEWED AS SUPER EXCITEMENT „„_„„„„
PROPOSED SUPER COLLIDER BENEFITS TOLD IN ROXBORO
SOVIETS TAKE LEAD IN THE • TUNI EL WARS "
SUPERCOLLIUER PRUJECT WORTH THE COST
RDU FOG GROU'JPS LFGISLATIVE FLIGHT ^, .,,,.,
HELMS NOTES TAX BEFnRM OUANOARY 10 DURHAM DELEGATION
SUP'=RC0LLI0ER PLAN RELIES ON CONGRESSIONAL FUNDING
ELECTRON AC-ELERATOR TO BE BUILT IN VIR-MNIS
TRIANGLE UNIVERSITIES HFLP PUT ATOM ACCELERATOR IN VIRGINIA
botanist: rare PLANTS IN PROJECT'S RATH
suPERCONOuCTi virv
"n.cIi^TUUTED^Ss SITE FOR SUPERCONDUCTING SUPER COLLIDER
SUPERFUrjP
SEE CHfc"lCAL WASTE DISPOSAL
SEE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AG=NCY
SEE HAZARDOUS WASTE TREATMENT, N.C.
SEE HAZARDOUS WASTE TREATMENT. U.S.
SEE NUCLEAR WASTES DISPOSAL AND STURAGE
SUPER INTENDEMTS, N.C.
SEE ALSO PRINCIPALS. N.C.
SEE ALSO TEACHERS. N.C. ,,,,, .,
UNC PROGRAM TD RENEFIT SCHOOL OFFICIALS
MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS SET AT UNC
?gjM^^''g;R;.5M"l'Tt!D^^'T'S^iDl'SS^3L SYS, EH IN HALIFAX COUNTY
SUPERMARKETS. OURHAM
SEE ALSO ruUNTRY STORES
LOAF AND LOAN
SUPERMARKETS. N.C.
SEE ALSO GROCERY STORES
TRAIN OF EMPTIES
SUPERMARKETS. U.S.
SEE ALSO CONVENIENCE STORES
SEE ALSO GROCERY STORES
SAD-TASTE ILLUSTRATION
SUPERSTITIONS
SEE ALSO HALLOWEEN
SEE ALSO MAGICIANS
SEE ALSO PHOBIAS
SEE ALSO WITCHCRAFT
GETTING EXORCIZED FROM SUPERSTITION ^.„., . „„ ,
SALT AND MICE PART OF EASTERN N.C. NEW YEAR'S LORE
'"'rEi"0URH!iM^^5u«WsCH00LS, SUPPLEMENTAL SCHOOL TAX
SUPPLEMENTAL SECURITY INCOME
SEE ALSO SOCIAL SECURITY
COURT UPHOLDS STATE MEDICAID LIMITS
SUPPORT GROUPS
SUPPORT GROUP HELPS WITH LIFE
5UPP0RTP:G PLAYERS (VOLUNTEER FUND-RAISING GRGUPl
SEE ALSO PLAYMAKERS REPERTORY C'J .
VOLUNTEER GROUP SEEKS ART OBJECTS
STAGVILLE GUESTS ENJOY BEETHOVEN IN WOODS
^"■"^"SEDicAf'vOLUMF EDITED BY DR. JIMMY DAVIS IS 'VALUABLE CONTRIBUIION'
SURGEONS. N.C.
^"aROIDVASCULAR^SURGCUNS brace for 'SOS generation GROWING OLD
^""sEe'^ALSo'phySICIANS. DURHAM
see also physicians. n.c.
see also physicians. u.s.
star surgeon left mark on class of '6l
^"''see''also ambulatory surgery
see also american college of surgeons
see also ahfrican medical association
see also amputation
see also arthroscopic surgery
see also ear surgery
see also eye surgery
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N.C. STATE TEAM TRYING TO IMPROVE SUTURE KNOTS
SURROGATE MOTHER
SEE ALSn ►'UTHCRS
LEGAL AND M0K4L DILFMMA
SURROGATE MOM DOESN'T REGRET HER THANKSGIVING ■ G I F T •
SUORY CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL
SURRY COUNTY, N.C.
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^^TA5'-S?c,'?"'ml9 SURVEYS, DURHAM COUNTY
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survey: school STAFFERS GFNFR4LLY LIKE Sy^ICM
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PITTSEUBO PONDERS "HEARING" RY Man
OGCTO-S SPLIT ON meBicaJe-FEE I"picT
INFO„S:rSU?v'J """"'" ""=" ^^"'^OL
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CLOTHING STORES
H 7
5 2
Z/02/nb B
3/03/n6 C
3/07/8t> C
3/l0/n6 B
3/2P/n6 A
7/l<./''6 A
7/25/06 B
9/Zi/^b A
2/0'/n6 B
3/22/86 A
2 9/07/H6 A <,
2 12/08/16 A 13
H 2 5/2»/a6 C 3
H 2 6/10/86 B 3
H 2
S 2
H 2
S 2
6/10/n6
10/03/86
1C/2S/86
U/U4/R6
12/10/06
12/10/86
12/11/86
12/12/86
12/17/86
12/23/86
U/23/86
2
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20
23
2
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S 2
H 2
S 2
S 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
S 2
H 1
H 2
H 3
S 2
H 2
S 2
S 2
H 2
S 2
H 3
S 2
H 3
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
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H 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
5 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H I
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
1/02/86 C
1/03/86 A
1/03/86 A
1/15/86 A
1/16/86 C
1/16/86 C
1/17/86 A
1/17/86 C
1/18/86 C
2/l';/»6 A
2/19/86 13
2/28/86 A
3/UO/86 D
3/18/86
3/26/86
4/23/86
"1/24/86
5/29/86
6/02/06
6/03/86
6/19/86
6/22/86
7/09/06
7/23/86
7/23/86
7/2A/06
8/J6/B6
8/16/86
8/21/86
3/22/86
a/22/86
9/06/86
9/27/86
9/29/86
10/01/86
10/04/86
10/11/86
10/17/86 c
lO/lR/86 b
10/24/06 b
lU/25/86 A
11/03/86 C
11/0 8/86 B
11/14/86 A
11/15/86 B
11/15/86 B
11/21/86 A
U/2'/e6 B
1 1/27/86 B
11/28/86 A
11/29/86 B
11/29/86 B
12/05/86 u
12/06/86 b
12/09/86 C
12/10/86 C
12/10/86 C
12/12/06 A
12/13/06 B
12/19/86 A
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12/25/86
12/27/86
12/27/66
12/31/86
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W/3\/06
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paramilitaby training h
S SHE'S GOING AFTER HIM S
S^E ALSO DISASTER EVACUATION PL<NS
SEE ALSO WILDERNESS SURVIVAL
U.S. "EN'S SURVIVAL RATES IHp:*OVlNG
SUfVIVALIST ^^p FLUOES POLICE IN SWAXP „,,,^,
RIMPO-LIKE SURVIVALIST STILL FLHOES AUTHURITIES
REPOHT SA^S kfCFKT LAWS ARE SLuHING ^'CIST GROUPS'
HUGE "QUNTAIN POSSE HUNTS SLIPPFRY SUSPECT
BOOTHFR SAYS PRISOU TER'' ^AOE SHURNOCK •COP-HAIER'
SnH«N »H0 TAUCHT SHOkNOCK SURVIVAL TECHNIOUFS S«YS
SUSPECT DIES IN GUN BATTLE WITH OFFICFRS
MOUHTAIN "ANHUNT CU-MANOER LAJJS POLICE COOPERATION
SHuRNf-CK SOUGHT ENTRY TO STAT" MENTAL HOSPITAL
■RAMBr> FREFQ FROM XENTAL HOSPITAL 2 "ONTHS AGO
'RAHBO' FUGITIVF WAS JUST 'PLAYING A GAME'
SU'UKI VIOLIN PROGRAM
SEE ALSO VIOLINS
DURHAM STUDENTS RECEIVE HONOkl
S-AIN ELECTRIC CO. .„ „„^,,
Sll!i?BSpi&gH kla^cSJRGro'wlTH BRE..-IN .NO LARCENY
^""■'"SWALLOHING: SOME CAN'T TAKE IT FQP GRANTED
^"'"""oEVFLnPER SAYS STATE DIDN'T TELL HIM SWAMPLAND WAS CONTAMINATED
SWANNANOA.^N.C.^^^^^^^^ qF HALLUCT N"GE.J ICS UNCOVERED AT . . .MUN I T I ON S PLANT
suinouarter national wildlife refuge „^^,,^^, „....rco
military flights worry wildlife refuges manager
shazilano
message from swaziland
Swearing
see curs img
''"'''^IwEAtIr'cOHPANY IOENTIFIEO as firm looking at ALAMANCE
SWEATING
SEE PERSPIRATION
^"'"^STALBERC brings SWEDISH FLAVO" to CAVALIEOS
liWiVdW lZl'u\r.°-\:Vo\V< toxicology meeting A SUCCESS
U.S.. SWEDISH ENGINEERS WILL GIVE LECTURES
^"^^^UNC^HlsfoRv'pROFESSOR CONSULTANT FOR 'SWEET LIBERTY'
Sweet POTATOES
SEE ALSO YAMS
USOA PURCHASES STATE SWEET POTATOES
NASA EYES SWEET POTATOES IN SPACE ,, ^.^„
STATE HOUSE RAPS MAGAZINE FOR DEMEANING SWEET POTATO
SWFNSUN'S ICE CREAM_^ rociM
^^lNAl:Y5T5^A?'wlcHOVli SEE NATION'S ECONOMY EDGING UP THIS YEAR
BRIGHTLEAF ICE CREAM PARLOR HAS NEW NAME, MENU
SWEPSONvaLE,^N.C.^^_^^ SWEPSCNVILL^ ?';;"T-, r,„T,,or
HONDA PLANT ORI'IGS JAPANESE TO STPAN^,E CULTURE c ucosnNw 1 1 i F
EXCEPT FOR SOUTHERN DIALECT. JAPANESE ARE ADJUSTING TD. . . S WEPSONV I LLE
^'''sEe'aLSO^AMERICAN RFD CROSS. OLPHAM COUNTY
SWIM MEET TO BE JULY 20
^"'sEe'^ALSO ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, SWIMMING (MENI
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. AOUATTC CENTER
SEE ALSO DURHAM A3UATIC CLUB
SEE ALSO DURHAM A3UATIC MASTERS
III Atl^ S^T^^NAnUN'oR^OrYMlfcs SHORT COURSE SWIMMING CHA-P I QNSH I PS
SEE ALSO N.C. SWIMMING HALL OF FAME
SEE ALSO OUARRIES
SEE ALSO SCUBA DIVING (ACPONY-I , „ ^
JUNIOR OLYMPICS SWIMMING "EFT STARTS FRIDAY AT DUKE
UNC OFFERING SWIM CLASSES FOR AOULIS, TEENS
ADAPTED SWIMMING TO BE TAUGHT
SWIM FOR LIFE SCHFDULED AT UNC
SWIMMING GIVES HANDICAPPED Kns PHYSICAL FREEDOM
UNDERWATER RELIEF
FORMER UNC SWIMMER SETS NEW WORLD MARK
COOLING IT
PERFECT SOLUTION
RELIEF
STAYING COOL
DOG DAYS
breaks of summer
unc'^resfarchers find water best place to exercise
Swimming pools , , „,„ ,
SEE also parks, DURHAM, SWIMMIN'- POOLS . , ,
111 ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL, SWIMMING POOLS
12.75 MILL1"N ADDITION TO BONO PLAN BACKED
BONO ISSUE INCLUDES 2 POOLS
2 POOLS IN BOrJO PACKAGE
PARKS. POOLS ON BOND LIST
FAR-SIGHTEDNESS IN RECREATION
CHAPEL HILL POOL PASSES TO PE SOLD
DEAN DOME ►'OOL
THREE WORKERS ARE OVfcRCOMF BY FUIES
HOT DAY FOR A COOL SWIM
COMING UP FOR AIR
CHANGE CF P4CE
SLIP SLIDING AWAY
NO RAIN. NQ UNC POOL WATER =..,-^,
CLARK. MANN PACE TE»MS TO LEAGUE TITLFS
CITY UNABLE rO CONFIRM TANKER REPORT
PANEL TO DISCUSS BUtLOING SWIMMING POOLS
SWINF
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2/25/86
4/25/86
4/28/86
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5/09/86
5/30/86
6'l?/"6
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6/28/86
6/28/'"6
7/15/86
7/17/86
7/J7/R6
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1/01/06 - W/31/fl6
SUBJECTS
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SEE ALSO HOr.s
SEE ALSO LIVESTOCK
SEE ALSO PICS
SimS'^^9 WOMAN HONORED. MEETS WITH PRESIOENT REAGAN
PITTSOOPQ WOMAN NAMEO "OUTSTANDING' '=^' ■=•" '^c«i,«'n
Swings
SWINGING visit
A PEAL 'WINGER
HEAL SWINGERS
HIGH TIMES
UP AND AWAY
SWITZERLANn
l;!??!-i- Jl^ff'^E ■'■"*'■ TURNED SUJR MAY HAVE LEO TO SHOOTING
f«^5M' r!.'^'?T5 5URPRISFD AT SANJFRS- ARREST ^"^"<'<'"-
J51rH' ^iPJ IDENTIFIED BANKING SCHEME'S MYSTERY MAN
JfiSJilis^?;io5L'S%^i3A-SE^?jr^^J?T5c^Is^°?!?N?SfSs-"^^"^ ""''''
Sword of peace (playi
SEE also outdoor dramas
DRAMA SOCIETY PREPARING FOR 19a6 SEASON
iSR;v^G^?;i;hi'-i^i^"'^-"^-=°"^""'^"'5
WEATHFR BOTH ROON, 9ANE TO DRAMA
;s"?5? ?fof[tf.&; ^^'""^ " ''«''"'
choirs singing for holidays
swprd of peace repertory theater
arts council program aimed at helping theaters in n.c.
Swords
students learn how to die, fight again
SYBEDON
COUNTY COOL TO WITTENBURG COURTHOUSE PLAN
SYLVA, N.C.
GAS TANK RUPTURE PROMPTS FVACilATION
IH-X^ f?''^','^"'^ ""^5 UNC'S HOMACK AWARD
SYLVA SCHOOL BUS WRECK HURTS TtEN
SCHOOL PUS SLIDES DOWN EMBANKMENT
SYLVAN LEARNING CENTER
MARKET CAPITALIZATION CHANGES SOUTHEAST BANK RANKINGS
SYMBOLS
SEE ALSO LOGOS
SEE ALSO SIGNS
SAVE THE ANIMALS
TROUBLESHOOTER COULD HELP TAME TIGER CRISIS
SYNAGOGUES
AN ACT OF RECONCILIATION
SYNERGIC THEATER
SEE ALSO THEATERS. OURHAM
DANCE WORKSHOP SET
SY^ITHETIC COCAINE
SEE ALSO COCAINE
SBI: COCAINE CHEMICALS ARE MISSING
STATE SHOULD BUILD SBI LABS FOR BETTER StCURITY
SYRACUSE. NEW VuRK
GE BRINGING 125 WORKERS TO PARK
GF BRINGING 1?5 WORKERS TO TRIANGLE
GE WORKERS COMING TO DURHAM '""^'''■'=
SYRACUSE UNIV. SPORTS. BASKETBALL
KENNY smith: NO. 1 FOR NO. 1
SYR lA
nJ'"»iM^??"?i^T=K''5'f'^^" BY RUSSIA ICARTQONI
DR. ASSAD'S TESTED SNAKEBITE MEDICINE (CARTOON)
SYRINGFS
SEE ALSO NEEDLES
?y'' = ^^,l"'J'^'"'S D^UC ABUSERS
STABILITY OF DURHAM DRUG USERS HELPFUL
SYSTEMS ASSOCIATES. INC.
S'|TE"S ASSOCIATES NOTES EARNINGS DROP
NORTH CAROLINA BUSINESSMEN FEAR EFFECT
SYZYGY
SEE ALSO ASTRONOMY
EFFECTS OF INSIDER TRADING
?AUI,f|-'SI^?;'"' "" BRING EXTREME TIDES NEXT WEEK
COASTAL RESIDENTS PREPARE FOR HIGH TIDES
T-CELL VIRUS
SEE HUMAN T-CELL LEUKEH I A- LYMPHO MA VIRUS
-PATS
SEE ALSO FOOD
SOLDIERS SAMPLE
'T-RATS'
T-SHIRTS
SEE ALSO FASHION
THE T-SHIRT IS HIGH FASHION
JAZZMAN HEATH PLAYS NCCU FRIDAY
'"sie iLS5'J!:!KR|N!°llU;ig;'pg^O«^"5^": <■ ^O^MUN. handicapped CHILDREN,
SEE ALSO SPEECH PATHOLOGY
UNC FACULTY MEMBERS VISIT JAPAN
UNIOUE PROGRAM EIGHTS AUTISM
IHC
SEE TETRAHYDOCANNABINOL (THCI
'"sEe"a\'^^ Sfer.^s"'""'' ACTIVATOR,
NEW DRUG IS TESTED FOR HEART ATTACKS
TRIMIX
mil RJci"S,?,f?P*5i3 GAINING PRACTICAL USE
DUKE DEEP-DIVING RESEARCH MAY BE PUT To USE SOON
TS CONNECTION PROJECT
SUPPORT IS CONNECTION
TTP INC.
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<./12/86
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2/27/86
6/12/(16
6/21/B6
6/27/B6
7/30/n6
7/30/B6
a/19/B6
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H 2 7/lr:/fl6 A B
S 2 9/1:1/86 A 1
H 2 9/l3/fl6 C 4
H 2 2/16/86 D 12
H 2 l/oe/flo A
S 2 3/21/116 A
H 2 4/1R/B6 A 4
S 2 2/27/86 U 1
H 2 1/31/B6 B 6 1 N
S 2 2/06/86 A 4 P
H 2 1/24/66 8 I M L41
H 3 l/24/fl6 B 1 N L41
S 2 1/27/86 A 5 N
S 2 2/15/B6 A 11 P U F25
H 2 5/25/86 0 ATT R56
H 2 11/06/86 A ATT "56
5 2 9/17/86 A 1 r.) .iQf,
S 2 9/17/86 A 1 N "06
H 2 5/25/B6 C 21
S 2 12/01/B6 C 4
H 2 12/24/B6 b 3
S 2 12/31/B6 C 13
H 2 9/lfl/B6 A 22 P N
S 2 7/26/B6 A 6 P F Y5B
H 2 11/11/86 A 13 U W66
S 2 1/29/B6 C I N
S 2 7/28/P6 0 I P N S27
S 2 11/08/86 C 1
S 2 2/04/86 C 1
H 2 2/05/86 e 14
H 2 6/03/B6 A
HONTHLY/A
N fj u A L
l/ni/a6
INDEX
12/31/86
SUBJECTS
46 MILLION SUIT FILEO AGAINST STORE. MANAGER FUR ALCOHOL SALES.
N E
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09/17
S I T
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DATE C PO L R =1YL
SEE TELETYPEWRITERS
TV GUIOE^^ HOUSE RAPS MAGAZINE FOR DEMEANING SHEET POTATO
H 7 7/16/66 B
SEE AIRLINES
SEE TRANS WORLD AIRLINES
T. A. LOVING CONSTRUCTION CO.
FOUNDATION OF LIBRARY IS SAGGING
DORM DELAY SHIFTS MATH PUPILS
^' ""'soccer camp officials OBEY OESIST ORDER
BOND WANTS WORK HALTED AT DUR-JA- 'lOCCFR CAMP
DEVFLGPER'S FORECLOSURE WON'T AFFECT OFFICE TOWER
CREPITOHS FILE FOR FORECLOSURE ON STONE LAND
STONE FIRM IN TEXAS SEEKS HELP
T. 0. PASS FARMS INC.
SUIT AGAINST PQKBORO HAS SEEN DROPPED
T. THEATER' INC.
BROKErIgE Fllis"REDICrNEl! STOCK HIGHS OVER THE NEXT FEW MONTHS
TA" 'SOfTDRINKI^ MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION OPPOSING PLAN TO UP SALES TAX
TABASCO
THE TABASCO. TOBACCO ROADS
SAUCE FOR MEMORIES
TAPE»NACLE BAPTIST CHURCH IRALSIGH, N.C.I
CHURCH SINGER MAKES COMEBACK SHE PROMISED
^*°'"'NURSING''HaME FIRE FORCES EVACJATION
TA'-.A-ET I DRUG 1
^^AGENCY SAy"gLAX0 gave MISLEADING INFOR-ATION
T'AI-CHI CHUAN
MASTER OF TAI CHI TO GIVE LECTURE AT UNC ON FRIDAY
TAILGATE PIC'IICS
^^N.cli^UNIV^Rs'iTIFS TO CRACK DOWN ON OKINKING AT FOOTFALL TAILGATE PARTIE
UNC POLICE TO CURH -TAILGATE* DRINKING
TAILGATERS TAKE THEIR DRINKS FURTIVELY
TAI WAN
^^TEXTILe"'mAKERS DECRY U.S. EXP3KT DEAL WITH TAIWAN
TAKEOVERS
SEE MERGERS AND TAKEOVERS
TAL3FRT, COX AND ASSOCIATES
RFRSON ilPPQRT MASTER PLAN TO BE REDRAWN
PERSON APPROVES CONTRACT FOR CORPORATE HANGAR
TALBERT'S FOOD MART
FOOD MARKET'S DOOR SMASHED; «.000 TAKEN
TALENT IDENTIFICATION PROGRAM (TIPl
^^OUKE^UN^VERsIty'tIP to recognize TOP-SCORING JUNIOR HIGH STUDENTS
DUKE TO HONOR JR. HIGH STUDENTS FOR SAT SCORES
MOVE OVFR AGING YUPPIES--THe PUPPIES ARE ON THEIR WAY
'TIPSVILLE' RETURNS TO DUKE
'TIPSVILLE' TO MAKE DUKE VISIT
TIP T-SHIRTS
TALENT PROGRAM FRIENDSHIPS K E' P STUDENTS COMING BACK
DUKE'S TALENT IDENTIFICATION PROGRAM GETS tlSO.OOO GRANT
DUKE'S TALENT PROGRAM GETS ll'iO.OOO GRANT
TALENT SHOWS
TALENT Show
YOUNGSTERS CAN DISPLAY THEIR TALENT
TALL BUILDINGS
SEE HIGH-RISES
TALLAOEGA ^00 (JULY R AC E I
SEE ALSO STOCK CAR RACING
SEE ALSP WINSTON SDO IMAY RACEl
TEAMMATES SURPASS 205 MPH IN PRACTICE
TAXPA PAY PUCCANEERS
PERKINS NEXT nuCS LEADER; FORD.
H 3 3/05/R6 0 1 N
S 2 3/15/66 C 1 P N So'
S 2 3/H/B6 C 1 N M06
S 2 <./22/fl6 A 1 ■; MOS
S 2 B/0J/B6 A 1 P N W62
H 2 8/06/P6 A 10 N
S 2 a/0''/86 A 1 N M82
H I "./J4/B6 B 1
S 2 3/13/06 C I N ^32
H2 3/14/R6D1? UCl
H 2 2/20/86 A 1" P U L ". 1
H 2 l2/13/''6 A ATE
H 2 12/26/86 A <. L
H 2 12/16/86 A 12 P N
H 2 10/i3/86 C ° •!
H 2 7/22/86 B 3 N
H 1 10/01/86 C 3 N
S H 3 7/27/86 C IP
SLUAN ON TIOE'S LIST
^*"*'^PO0P0SEp''paCKAg!nG for HEADACHE MEDICINE. ..NUCLEAR HASTES...
BURROUGHS STUDYING CAPSULE SAFETY
THE TAMS
ARTISTS' CAUSES TOPIC OF MUSE-JM PROGRAMS
THE TAMS
TANGLEWOOO PARK (FORSYTH COUNTY. N.C.I
SEE ALSO PARKS. N.C.
ARMSTRONG HDLOS LEAD IN 'PURLINX'
TANNAHILL WEAVERS
IT'S "ONOAY'S 'REST'
TANNING SALONS
SEE SUN TANS
TANZANIA
DAVIS IS HONQPEP FOR TANZANIAN WORK
TAPE RECORPINGS
SEE KECORPING TAPES
TAPESTR lES
LIBRARY HONORS CREATOR OF TAPESTRY
TAR HEEL GIRLS STATE
SEE GIRLS' STAT":
N
S 2 10/03/86 A 1
H 2 10/10/86 C I P N Min
S 2 7/15/=6 A 7
H 1 10/11/86 C 1
H 1 ll/Oi/Pe C 1
H 2 10/28/»6 C
N H6P
•I SBO
N 080
H 2 5/16/86 e 3
S 2 5/17/86 A 3
H 2 5/27/86 B 1 "< „_
H 2 6/20/86 B 6 N 080
5 2 6/20/86 C 1 N
H 2 6/23/86 B I P P R7t
H ' 7/23/86 B 3 P •! J<.0
H 2 12/16/86 C i: N DSD
S 2 12/16/86 A 1 N
S 2 5/01/86 C A P P T37
S 2 9/23/86 B 1 P N G5^
H 2 7/2A/86 0 3 P N
H2 12/31/=6D IPN
H 2 2/l'/86 A ATT 556
S 2 2/l'>/86 A 1 N W82
H ? */Dl/''6 C 5 P •! •lb'-
S 2 <./03/'>6 D ? P P
S 2 7/15/86 DAN
S 2 8/21/P6 D 7 P N
S 2 12/26/86 A I?
S ? 1/29/86 B 1 P N S27
MONTHLy/A
N N U A L
1/01/U6
INDEX
li/31/e6
U D J E C I
TAO HEEL I'.'VI ranuMAL GGLF TTURNAM'^NT
'JIXfSTHFNT r.Rnyp buys percemtagf np patrihts
ycf;.?°^^'^?^'*„r'''''-E «: BASERALL LEADERS
BECK"; 65 LEADS UNC TO TAR HEEL CROHN
'^""sEFALsfi^'TRAc''^""'' "*"'°'"' "">CK ANO FIELD
davis women's mvp in tar heel invitational
Tar heel sertoma clu"
club makes pledge
175.0CO DONATED TO MLODNALD mu<;E
Tardiness
LATE FOP WORK? TRY ONE OF THESE EXCUSES. THEN LOOK FOR A NEW JOB
TARGET PRACTICE
SEE MARKSMANSHIP
TARGET SHOOTING
SEE MARKSMANSHIP
TARIFFS
SEE ALSn FOREIGN TRADE LAWS
SEE ALSO IMPORTS
SEE ALS" N.r., EXPORTS
SEE ALSO TEXTILE TNOUSTRY
SEE ALS1 TEXTILE INDUSTRY, IMPORTS
PRUTECTIDNISM HURTS CONSUMERS
TOUGH TALK NEEDED ON TRADE WITH JAPAN
RHETORIC ON FREE TRADE CAN RE VFRY CONFUSING
HOUSE TRADE BILL TANTAMOUNT TT WAR ''"^'^"^'"^
F, c^-P.."!I" ?t<IUE IN THE U.S. CONGRESS (CARTOON)
y,*,S;',<^*'<°°' STUMBLING ON PATH TO FREFP TRADE
QUOTA? MORE COSTLY THAN TEXTILE JOli DOLE
REAGAN WARNS TF RETALIATION FTR QUOTAS
JAPAN Rl'LE MAY AID AMERICAN CIGARFTTtS
PI'55',S*''S JAPAN WILL SUSPEND TARIFF ON TOBACCO
TARLETON SUaniVISION
IS CHAPEL HILL OVERBUILT WITH APARTMENT UNITS? SOME AGENTS THINK SO
TARUT CARD
PSYCHIC DOES NOT BELIEVE IN EVIL
TASER Gu-I
SFE ALSO GUNS
DURHAM POLICE TRY OUT STUN GUN AT MEET
^"^ccc^lRSr^r.lP^f ■'J'-' """ ECONOMIC GROWTH
SFE EDUCATION COMMISSION OF THE STATES
TAX AMNESTY
SEE ALSO INCOME lAx EVASION
MERGER OF TAX AMNESTY BILL, STIFFER PENALTIES PROPOSED
TAX CHEATING
SEE INCOME TAX EVASION
TAX COLLECTION
SFE DURHAM CITY TAX QFFICF
SFE DURHAM COUNTY TAX OFFICE
Tax CREDITS
^11 ^!-5S SCHOTLS. N.C., "CREEDOM OF CHOICE" ATTENDANCE PI AN
^^!=?t^?.^S;S°°'-S» U'S., VOUCHER PROPOSALS " " '=^"'"^'-'^ "^ "<
FLAGRANT DISTORTION
TAX CUTS, N.C.
Si'SfE^IA"^ "°'"^S TO SELL HIS TAX PLAN
PLAN TO END PROPERTY TAX DESE»VES HFaring
c?nr:nMf?^]?.''!J!r5^° '""" ^TAND ON CUTS IN FEDERAL SPENDING
GRAMM-RUOMAN CUTS ARRIVE; TAR HEELS FEEL EFFtCTS
TAX CUTS, U."^.
COUNT ON HIGHER TAXES
GOV. "ARTIN PRAISED FOR STAND ON CUTS IN FEDERAL SPENDING
TAX DEOUCTIUNS
SEE INCOME TAX DEDUCTIONS
TAX DELINQUENCY
fcf PViif!" £'I.T.<;'''J"CI1., RECALL ELECTIONS
SFE TAXES,
SEE TAXES.
DURHAM
DURHAM COUNTY
TAX Evasion
SFE I^'COME TAX FvasiON
see tax PENALITIES
TAX-FXCHPT BONDS
SEE ALSO COLLEGES. N.C, BONDS
Voi'^ ^TS^hif I !^,sc'sfK?^/" '"' "^ ^^""^
r«x BILL CONCERNS COUNCIL
TAX ON BOND INTEREST -wnuLD NOT TROUBLE* N.C.
Sm,ri.;\FiM;'S^?n??'*° exemption iOE tL&psdIy
BOND TAX COULD COST CITY, C"U'I TY MUCH
£ rV,fF2?'"-5 "^^ LOCAL MERGFRACTiSn
Kr* i^'.'fS. COUNTIES PUSH BONUS TO BEAT PROPOSED TAX
N.-c": IS?;35,;F^?rBiE^ liSIS"'" ""°"' """ ""°='
FARM BOND AUTHORITY BILL
I ??S?c^^2,:MS^^??f'<^^ MAKING SECOND APPFaRANCE On BALLOT
l,.H?^^ AMENDMENTS REASONABLE PROPOSALS o.llui
THREE AMENDMENTS APPROVED BY VOTERS
COLLEGES, AIRPORTS AND SEAPORTS GET PERMISSION fur tax-FxEHPT
Tax EXEMPTIONS
SFE ALSO INCOME Tax DEDUCTlnNS
JJ^i.S^fS"" PROPOSAL THRTATENS CIVIC CENTER
CIVIC CENTER CONTRACT MAY LOSE TAjiEjiEMPT STATUS
S I T
N F E 1 Y
P D DATE C PG L P BYL
H ? 4/17/95 0 '
H 2 <,/n/0(, B 1 1
H ? <./l'./P6 B >,
H 2 2/J1/R6 a
S 2 3/29/86 A s
H 1 9/04/36 a I
H 2 J/27/86 A 18 u L4I
A/2?/86
■j/Ol/Po
5/27/96
5/21/86
5/28/86
7/02/86
7/29/86
t)/J'/86
10/a'./"6
10/J7/S6
10/15/86
U/13/86
=156
M9'i
1?
13
H 2 8/03/86 F 1
S 2 10/31/66 b IDF S27
S 2 1/03/96 A
H ? 3/03/86 B
H 2
H I
1/27/66 B
5/U3/96 C
^ 9/n/86 A
2 10/2'./P6 A
? 10/31/86 A
H ?
H 7
H 2
H 2
H 2
5 2
1/21/96 U
1/23/86 A
2/27/86 A
4/08/85 A
7/17/66 A
12/30/86 B
2 l/21/°6
2 2/27/86
S 2
2/2?/86
A
1
^;
■■169
H 3
2/26/86
t
1
N
"10
S 2
2/27/85
C
I
ri
•'5 9
H 2
3/22/80
A
I 1
N
S 2
3/25/86
A
I
N
"59
S 2
4/01/86
A
4
c
S 2
4/D8/S6
A
7
'1
Sd4
H 2
4/1I/B6
C
5
N
S 2
4/11/86
A
5
J
S 2
5/23/86
A
7
J
H 2
7/08/85
C
1
N
L4n
H 7
9/07/86
0
9 r
N
H 2
10/10/86
b
8
N
H 2
10/13/36
p
i
rj
H 2
10/22/85
b
2
fi
"97
S 2
10/22/85
A
s
N
*ia?
H 2
11/07/96
0
1 0
^l
H 2
1 1/04/P6
A
4
E
H 2
1 1/U5/86
b
1
N
H 2
11/05/66
0
7
N
H 2
2/13/06
A
4
F
5 2
3/24/85
A
1
rj
"69
BMCSM
« 0 H T M L T
f4 4 U a L
I ■< 0 t »
SUOJcCTS
U.S. Tai »[LL CnuLO 4(=FECT CIVIC CENTER BCB<OS
TSX eo£«K SOUr^HT FOO ALL PENSIONEJS .,.„,„„
HI, K'OS! SENAITR BOd PACK-aOO HERE... ICARTOC
PLuG&tNG THF LOOPHOLES
SCHOOL BOARD WAHTS EtiUAL TAX STATUS
TAX FQUNHATION INC
FFDS TREAT N.C.
WELL
TAX FRAUD
SF£ ALSn FRAUD
N.C. LEGISLATORS ETE TAX AMNESTY PLAN
N.C. OFFICIAL URGES TOUGHER TAX LAWS
TAX '^^I'yl'j'-^j^ LURES FOR INDUSTRIAL PROSPECTS SAID UNLIKELY IN N.C.
N.C. CHACKS OnOR TO INDUSTRIAL TAX INCENTIVES
TAX INCREASES , ^,
SEE ALSn INCg^'E TAX-^S
^"alENTiJe^^EW^tIJeS "lAY RE I/IAVOIOABLE
HARTirpELIE^S rix^HlKE POSSIBLE TO AID EDUCATION
COUNT ON HIGHER TAXES
FISCAL =ESPnn« I3ILITY NEEDED
hE»ll all Eno UP Paying much "ORE
GOV. "AS TIN PBAISED FOR STAND ON CUTS IN FEDERAL SPENDING
STUDY SHOWS WINNERS. LOSERS OF TAX CHANGE
SALES TAX HIXE UOULn HUOT MANY IN N.C.
ASSEMBLY WILL DEBATE USE OF SALI^S TAX MIKE
TAX PEOPLE WHO Can afford it „,,..
ECO'JO-IC RE'LITIES WILL BE SH«PTNG POLICY FJR MARTIN
PASSING THE 6UCK CAN HAVE POLITICAL ADVANTAGES
RAUCH: gas TAX 100ST NOT NECESSARY
3FLL: TAX INCREASES SHOULD BE LIMITEU
IS "US ':E»VIC'= worth RAISING Y3UR TAXES'"
NON-CITY GRHUPS SHOULD "E LOW BUDGET PRIORITY
SCHEDULES
COUNTY TAX INCREASE WILL RAISi: EYEBROWS
CITY STUDIES PREVENTING HX T^CREASE , , „, ^.„^,
CITIE'; CONSIDERING tax HIKES TO COVER LOST U.S. REVENUES
HIGHER Taxes NEEDED
OFA^LOCK CONTINUES ON HIGHWAY PLAN
COUNIY -AY REDUCE SERVICES, PAY RAISES
HOU'E UKS LOCAL OPTION SALES TAX INCREASE
SENATE FINANCE PANEL BACKS TA" INCREASE
COUNTIES ABOUT TO GET LAST "ELP FROM LEGISLATURE FOR SO"E TIME
L"CAL SALES TAX BILL GETS TENTATIVE OK
GAS TAX INCREASE ENACTED
PRISON, COLLEGES, PARKS INCLIOEO IN BUDGET BILL
LAWMAKERS OK OVER t300 "ILLION IN NEW TAXES
THIS YEAR, TAXES WENT UP "ORE THAN DOWN IN N.C.
ALLIANC": "AY TRY TQ BLOCK SAL^S TAX HIKE
COONTY CKS 1/2-CENI SALES TAX HIKE
NEW TAX BILLS REVEAL IMPOSSIBLE IS pOSSIbLc ,.,_,
<,TM CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT CANDIDATES SPAR OVER TAXES
O'NEILL WOULD E«CK BOOST ON CIGARETTc, WINE LEVIES , ^ . ,,
CARRBORO OFFICIALS EYE FINANCIAL ^UTURE DUE TO LOSS 0«: FLWDS
CAt40iCATES TRADF Darts on tax issue
S=NATE CANDIDATES TRADE CHARGES ON TAX INCREASES
LEGISLATIvrluRVEY^FlNOs'LITTLE SUPPORT FOR TAX INCREASES
'" """c. TAX LAW CHANGES TAKE EFFECT
TAX LAWS TRIMMING FOREIGN GOLFERS*
TALK ABOUT TAXING... . , ,
INSURANCE TOP ISSUE FOR S-ALL BUSINESSES
TAX RULES WOULD CUT CAMPUS GIFTS ,,,,. .^,„.,
N.C. RAILROADS TRY AGAIN ON TAX LFGISLATIOH
HC YEAR'S TAXES TO BRING TEARS, CHEEPS „„,.,-
SBI DIRECTOR JANTS TAX LAW TO TAKE PROFIT OUT OF DRUGS
DONATIONS SURGE TO BEAT TAX LAWS
Tax LIENS
SEE ALSO PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX
"!in'SF"ESUS';IlTTF'ShSlVg'?«3= REAL PROPERTY TAXES
ADVERTISEMENI OF Tax LIENS ON REAL PROPERTY
ADVERTISEMENT OF TAX LIENS CN REAL PiiOPFRTy
ADVERTISEMENT OF tax LI'NS ON R=AL PROPERTY
IRS TAKES LIEN AGAINST SHAW UNIVERSITY
I'S FILES S=C0NO LIFN AGAINST UNIVERSITY
C^NERAL BAPTIST CONVENTION PL« NS DRIVE FOR SHAW
NEW POLICY STUDIED FOR TAX DELINOUENCY
^*''seI''a!:so'crIm'=S. N.C. ISEF ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC CRI-ESI
SEE ALSO INCOME TAX EVASION
N.C. LEGISLATORS EYE TAX AMNESTY PLAN
TAX PROTESTORS
SEE ALSO INCOME TAX EVASION
SEE ALSO PROPOSITION 13
TWO WOMEN FINED FOR PROTESTS ON TAX FORMj
TAX DAY PROTEST PLANNED . . , -,„„
CHAPEL HILL WOMAN'S TAX PROTEST REJECTED
COURT REJECTS APPEAL OF TWO Tax PROTESTERS
TAX RATE. DURHAM
SEE DURHAM, N.C, TAX RATE
TAX RATE, DURHAM COUNTY
SEE DURHAM COUNTY, N.C. TAX PATE
TAX RATE. 'I.e.
SEE N.C. TAX RATF
TAX REFORM (SEE ALSO N«MES QF TAX BILLSI
iEE ALSO GRAMM-RUDMAN TAX BILL
SEE ALSO INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE
^^CONGRFS^Sch IlREADY have TO" "ANY SPECIAL BENEFITS
VALENTINE FORESEES "HOT TIME' ON BUDGET
SHIFT TO STATF POWER CONCERNS LEGISLATORS
TAX REFORM PROPOSAL THREATENS CIVIC CENTER
CITY FXFLORES EFF'=CT OF TAX BILL ON BONOS
STUOY BACKS TAX PLAN, SPONSOR SAYS
A TAX PLAN FOR The rich
TAX PLAN COULO COST 110 MILLnN
U.S. Tax bill could aFF^^CT civic CENTER BONOS „^,„„„
MAi^ETlC mJy HivE TO SETTLE FOR PIECE' OF CONTROVERSIAL Tax REFORM.
GANTI IS SE'=KING POWER TO LEVY NEW LOCAL TAXES
JORDAN ATTACKS SENATE PROPOSAL ,„„,„.., ,„r.
•VOLUNTARY CQPECLOSURE' mavRETIC'S SOBER ING^IOEA
Hi, KIO"=! SENATOR BOB PACKwOOO HERE... ICARTOONI
DATE
3/25/°6
'./JO/Oft
5/IA/96
lO/lA/'t
4 T T 05s
H 7 1/J3/R6 4
S Z
H 2
H 2
S 2
3/05/?6 C
<,/2'./"6 C
9/2<i/86 A
H 2
1/10/36 B
1
P N
L40
H 2
I/IA/RB A
4
F
H 2
1/15/B6 A
14
N
H 2
l/21/»t. A
4
F
H 2
1/27/S6 A
4
L
H 2
2/13/36 A
4
L
H 2
2/27/86 A
9
0 ti
H 2
2/27/06 t
1
N
L4P
S 2
3/U5/R6 A
4
E
S 2
3/12/B6 A
16
J
S 2
3/l''/86 A
4
L
H 2
<./09/F6 A
12
J
S 2
<./ll/"6 A
6
J
H 2
5/30/86 A
1
P N
046
H 2
0/03/86 C
1
N
H36
H 2
6/0A/86 A
4
F
5 2
6/0<'/86 A.
4
c
H 2
6/06/86 A
4
c
S 2
6/06/86 A
1
N
•i6l
H 2
6/0^/86 t
1
N
H ?
6/16/66 A
4
L
H 2
6/20/»6 A
15
N
S 2
6/20/06 A
1
p n
"06
H 2
6/2'./86 A
21
•1
H 2
7/01/06 A
16
N
S '
7/01/°6 A
9
J
S 2
7/02/86 A
12
N
H 2
7/11/86 A
I
N
H 2
7/17/86 A
17
N
S 2
7/17/86 C
Q
J
H 2
7/18/06 A
2
J
04f
S 2
7/18/96 A
1
N
>i34
S 2
7/22/86 A
1
N
M06
5 2
a/18/86 A
4
c
H I
9/12/06 U
1
N
L40
H 2
</l3/F6 A
14
P N
S 2
9/13/86 A
q
'1
H 2
ID/03/''5 C
1
n
L40
H 2
1D/23/S6 C
8
P N
H 2
12/12/86 A
4
T T
P56
H 2
12/31/86 C
3
N
S 2
l/Ql/86 A
18
N
H 2
l/il/'b C
T
M
1:40
H 2
4/17/86 A
4
E
H 2
8/J1/06 A
10
•1
••17
S 2
8/20/"6 A
I
"
S33
S 7
9/26/86 A
11
J
S 2
12/16/06 A
1
■I
■18;
H 2
12/2'./»6 B
7
p..,
S 2
12/30/86 A
I
N
H
4/07/86
A
1"
H
4/J7/8t>
L
H
4/14/86
:!
s
4/28/06
L
H
5/07/86
A
1/
H
5/13/06
A
I'.
H
5/20/06
r^
s
II/O6/80
C
S 2 3/lI8/»6 C 4
H 2 3/0S/86 U ^
H 2 4/l5/''6 A 12
S 7 6/23/86 A I
H 2 6/24/86 A T
s
7
1/U4/06
4
s
7
1/U8/86
1
s
2/11/86
H
2
2/13/86
s
2
2/2'/06
1
H
7
3/08/86
1
H
7
3/05/06
4
s
2
3/n/Oe
H
7
3/;8/a6
s
7
3/25/06
9
s
?
4/J''/06
H
7
4/ll/''6
1
H
7
4/26/86
4
H
2
4/30/86
4
••69
L40
MONTHLY/
'J UAL INDEX
l/0l/b6 - 12/31/96
S U B J
11\ 2lF^Ri°l?^l'L'^fc:R'^8?^^°"''-" '"«TOON,
DURHAM BANKERS: TAX PLAN TQ CUT LOAN FUNDS
"NOIOATE S-^EKS DFBATFS. BACKS TixniLL
N ? '^^;Scf9y'-?„"''-''°^E OF INDUSTRY TO N.C.
N.c. Expects small impact frox tax plan
AN INCENTIVE TO WORK
fiMD^D''???,???''?^^'- '^'^'^ BE CONDENSED
TAMPER RESISTANT Tax REFORM (TARTnONI
TAX SILL CONFUSES SOME IN DURHAM
?!;^RVF°-"°'°'<^^"°«"^'"'''cf«^55Se"E?'
Vn'^rilTo T74'h''l,l,'in''l\Y^'Tl1 I'ilV '^ "''^-"'' COMPANIES
OVERHAUL MIGHT DRIVE UP STATE TAXES
vr,ir.'oi ii^'s§uS?rSu^?^Eir "'"'''"'
bi^f^i*i2;E??i^Eiu';^j? "^ "'*" "' ^" "'''^"
PRICE CRITICIZES COBEVS IDEAS ON TAXES
GoCd'in'tSx REFoSS"""*^'-^ "'^^" °'' SPENDING TAXES?" (CARTOON!
OVERHAULING GRANT PROGRAMS
DON'T END IRA DEDUCTION
5IJ''JrI'"'ES CHANGING LITTLE IN 1986
TAX RFFORM: DON'T PARTY YET
TAX REFORM (CARTOONI
J" REfORH WILL COST BLUE CROSS
TAX RULES WOULD CUT CAMPUS GIFTS
;:;^J'ih,?J?'''-"''^'' '■*" code... icartdoni
oSn'HuIl'l' ?5e' SFSjLf"'"-^^ ^"^ "^'-- ^"""C
^f?S!J.^°?^Af ¥l?AKjLE''l]R?5lR°sI'T{Fl"T3"?ArclSJ "" «"^ ^"^"-"^
EFFECT OF TAX PROPOSAL ON EAC^ STATE
Sa1JiSg°Ta'!!??''IE5iIJSl?''°'"' "'-'- """ "'°" CONGRESS
^fH°'coftjaE^?U2f 8^5?s,?^ iiWrLirA r..i'T.ii ^jx^i^*^"
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VOTE ON TAX REVISION DESERVES FACTUAL BASIS
VALENTINE. COBEY BACK TAX BILL
nT< 5g^s%^5SJI°R^?,S^^J?'^E:]V^I ^'"^
?lilf ^iS^CTS LITTLE IMPACT F' OM TAX OVERHAUL
tf I I. "^P"^ WHITLEY, HELMS WERE WRONG """='*"""'•
TAX PLAN HAY ALTER BORROWING
"JU'^.PILL IS LATEST EMOTION STEAMROLLER
Ui.'il:'?!; VlA'^I^DlR^tl^ON^ }ATH?;iE-"^'^^ OPTIM.ST.C
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CHANGE IN LAW SPURRING CHARITY DONATIONS
TAX REFUNDS
SEE ALSO INCOME TAX REFUNDS
ACTION BY IRS WILL GET LOAN OEFAULTFRS' ATTENTION
WITHHOLDING REFUNDS WAY TO STOP DEAOBEATS
7SI^,'^S"Sj:'Sf COMPANIES SEEK N.C. ui REFUNDS
IRS PLAN HELPS REDUCE STUDENT LOAN DEFAULTS
TAXES. CHAPEL HILL
SEE CHAPEL HILL. N.C. TAXES
TAXES, DELINOUENT
SEE DURHAM CITY TAX OFFICE
SEE DURHAM COUNTY TAX OFFICE
SEE TAXES. OURHAM
SEE TAXES. DURHAM COUNTY
TAXES, DURHAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM. N
SEE ALSO DURHAM. N
SEE ALSO DURHAM. N
SEE ALSO DURHAM CI
SEE ALSO DURHAM CI
SEE ALSO PERSONAL
SEE ALSO PROPERTY
SEE ALSO PROPERTY
SEE ALSO RESEARCH
SEE ALSO SALES AND
FISCAL RE5P0NSIB
PIPER MUST BE PA
DEADLINE MISSED
PANEL RECOMMENDS
TAX HEARING IS M
CLOSING TO Cut C
JUMP IN CITY REV
NFW POLICY STUDI
PANEL MULLS TAX
TAX-PAYMENT POLI
CONFISCATING OUR
CITY DOESN'T EXP
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T T R56
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T T C5n
M 2 5/14/66 A 4
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S 2 5/16/B6 A 1
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S. 2 5/22/86 A 1
P N M06
H 2 5/22/96 B 8
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S 2 5/23/f'6 A s
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H 2 5/3D/B6 A 4
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H 2 6/2I/B6 A 4
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H 2 6/23/B6 A 4
T T R56
S 2 6/25/116 A 1
N S33
H 3 6/27/66 B I
•"I L40
H 2 6/2 7/66 A 4
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H 2 6/25/86 D 11
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H 2 7/07/86 A 1
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S 2 7/09/86 C 1
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H 2 7/17/86 A 4
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S 2 7/17/86 A 15
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T T R56
H 2 7/21/86 A 4
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H 2 8/01/96 A 4
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H 2 8/02/96 A 4
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H 2 8/03/86 A 13
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H 2 6/20/86 A 4
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H 2 8/2D/96 A 4
T T R55
H 2 a/20/P6 6 3
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S 2 9/2D/nb A 1
'1 S33
H ? 8/21/86 A 4
T T R56
H 2 8/21/86 B 8
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H 2 a/22/86 A 4
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H 2 8/22/86 0 1
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H 2 8/28/P6 A 2
J J40
H 2 8/29/B6 A 18
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H 2 9/05/86 B 1
P N L40
H 2 9/09/86 A 4
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H 2 9/12/86 C 6
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H 1 9/12/86 b 1
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H 2 9/15/86 B
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P M M05
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H 2 9/24/86 C 1
N L41
S 2 9/24/86 4 I
P N W82
S 2 9/26/96 A 1
N M06
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N P38
S 2 9/27/86 A 1
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S 2 9/27/86 A 4
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N L40
H 2 10/16/86 B 4
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H 2 10/19/86 F 1
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H 2 10/26/86 D 10
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.C. ANMEXATION
.C. REVENUES
.C. TAX RATE
TY SCHOOLS. TAXFS
TY TAX OFFICE
PROPERTY TAX
RFVALUATION
TAXi^S
TRIANGLE PARK, TAXES
USE TAXES. DURHAM COUNTY
ILITY NEEOEO
10 IF FEDS CUT PROGRAMS
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lONDAY
ITY, COUNTY TAX REVENUES
ENUES NO CAUSE FQO ELATION
ED FUR TAX DEL INyUENCY
BREAKS FOR FOLKS WITH HARDSHIPS
CY TO AIR
MONEY
ECT WINDFALL LIKE COUNTY'S
H
7
1/27/86
A 4
L
S
3/31/86
A 4
F
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6/n/96
B 1
N
H
6/20/96
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N
S51
7/19/96
0 I
N
W36
S
a/27/86
A 1
N
W82
s
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10/16/86
A 4
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city seeks higher a'jto license tax
hhat happens when bonos are p«io off?
Taxes, ourha" cou'<tt
SEE ALSO AUTOS, property TAXES
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, TAXES
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N,C., Rf^VENUcS
SP£ ALS^ DURHAM COUNTY, N.C., TAX RATE
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, TAXES
S^E ALSn PUPHAM COUNTY TAX nF^ICE
SE*^ ALS" PERSHNAL t^RCERTY TAX
SEE ALSO PROPERTY REVALUATION
SEE ALSO PROPERTY TAXES
SEE ALSO PROPERTY TAX=S, DURHAM COUNTY
S^E ALSO RESEARCH TPUNCLE park. TAXES
SEE ALSO SALES Af.O USE TAXES, aiRHAM COUNTy
FOR DURHAM COUNTY, IT'S YEAR '' F CAT ITAXI
COUNTY TAXP5YFRS MUST LIST PETS
HHEBE TO LIST YOUP TaXES
COUNTY BIG LOSER WITH TAX
COUNTY FYES BOND PRIORITIES, WATCHES EFFECT ON TAX RATE
QFAOLINE MISSED ON CITY, COUNTY LEGISLATION REQUESTS
COUNTY STIRS UP B"NO ISSUE
HIGHER TAXES NEEDED
BONO ISSUE HILL NEED -PIZZAZZ' TO GET VOTES
iiZn MILLION LIMIT PUT ON BONO ISSUE
COUNTY'S GROWTH PRODUCES 53.6 HILLIO:* MOKE IN TAXES
HOTEL, MOTEL TAX FOR DURHAM O' ' D BY SENATE
SENATE BACKS MOTEL TAX FOR DURHAM
MOTEL TAX PASSES SENATE
SALES TAX INCREASE APPROVED
COUNTY OK^S 1/J-CENT SALES Tax HIKE „.„., „,.„,.„
BELL HOPES ROARO HILL APPROVE HOTFL TAX AFTER MONDAY'S HEARING
COUNTY MULLS NEW SOURCES OF MONEY . „ ,
TAX PUBLIC HEARING NO CHARADE; IT GAVE COMMISSION VALUcO INPUT
COMMISSIONERS MAY VOTE ON HOT=L-MOTEL TAX MONDAY
CITY, COUNTY PUT TAX "ILLS IN MAIL
CLOSING TO CUT CITY. COUNTY Tax REVENUES
HOTEL, SALES-TAX RITES "EGIN TuDAY
SSL^^S TAX UNFAIR HAY TO PAY FOR NEW COUNTY POND ISSUE
PASSAGE OF BOND REFERENDUM HO'J'T PREVENT HIKE IN TAXES
GROUP SEEKS DELAY ON SALES-TAX VOTE
5t SALES TAX APPROVED
DURHAM COUNTY FINOS EXTRA REVENUE
PROPERTY TAXES may YIELD AN AOOITIONAL tl.6 MILLION
EXTRA REVENUE MAKES TAX HIKE HARD TO DIGEST
CITY DOESN'T EXPECT WINDFALL LIKE COUNTY'S
CAUTIOUS ESTIMATE CAUSES TAX WINDFALL
TAXES, INTERNATIONAL
DUKE ACCOUNTING OFFICE BUSY AT TAX-FILING TIME
TAXES. N.C.
SEE ALSO ALCOHOL, TAXES
SEE ALSO C IGASETTi^S, TAXES
SEE ALS" DRUGS, TAXES
SEE ALSO FOOL) Tax
SEE ALSO HIGHWAY TAXES
SEE ALSO HOTEL TAX
SEE ALSO INCOME TAXES, N.C.
SEE ALSO INHERITANCE TAX
SEE ALSO INSURANCE PREMIUM TAXES
SEE ALSO INTANGIOLES TAX
SEE ALSO LUXURY TAXFS
SEE ALSO "OTOR VEHICLE TAXES
SEE ALSO N.C REVENUES
SEE ALSO N.C TAX RATE
SEE ALSO N.C. AD VALOREM TAX DIVISION
SEE ALSO N.C. OEPT. OF REVENUE
SEE ALS" N.C. STATE PRUPERTY OFF ICE
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, PROPERTY TAXES
SFE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, TAXES
SEE ALSO PAYROLL TAX
SFE ALSO PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX
SEE ALSO PROPERTY TAXES
SEE ALSO REAL ESTATE TAXES, N.C.
SEE ALSO SALES AND USE TAxeS, N.C.
SEE ALSO TEXTILE INDUSTRY. TAXES
SEE ALSO TOBACCO, TAXES
SEE ALSO UTILITIES, TAXES
URBAN-RURAL STRUGGLE IS INTENSIFYING IN N.C.
MARTIN BELIEVES TAX HIKE PuSSIBLE TO AID EDUCATION
COUNT ON HIGHER TAXES
MAVPETIC WORKS TO SELL HIS TAX PLAN
HIGHER N.C. SALES TAX WOULD HIT POOR "AROER
ROrALL RETHINKING STATE SALES TAX INCREASE
STATE TAX DECLINE SPARKING CONCERN
TREND OF STATF oevENuf COLLECTIONS DISPUTED
MAVOETIC GETS MIRE AMMUNITION IN OUEST TO KILL N.C. PROPERTY TAX
MERCHANTS TO SEEK MEMEEOSHIP =0"SY ,„,.,,-
LEGISLATURE PANEL BACKS HaLF-CENT. LOCAL-OPTION SALES TAX INCREASE
STUDY SHOWS WINNERS, LOSERS OF tax CHANGE
N.C. LEGISLaTORS EYE TAX AMNESTY PLAN
COUNTY PIG LOSER WITH TAX
PROPOSAL OFFERS PO SS in IL I T I E S
SALES Tax UNREALISTIC
N.C. TRADITIONS CLASH OVER PRISON CROWDING
PAYING FOR N.C. ROADS CANNOT BE POSTPONED
TAX PEUPLE WHO CAN AFFORD IT
TAX INCREASE "ILLS aoVANCE IN LEGISLATURE , , ,
LOCAL GOVERNMENTS LOOKING BEVNO PROPERTY Tax FOR REVENUE
GANTT IS SEEKING POWER TO LEVY NEH LOCAL TAXES . , , „ ,„ „,,„
HOTELS, RF5TAURANT INDUSTRY WANT SOME ROOM TAX SPENT ON TOURISM
•ROOM-TAX MONEY SHOULD STAY WITH STATE'
FORSYTH OFFICIAL PUSHES TAX ON BILLBOARDS
ROADS TO RALEIGH... ICARTOON)
MARTIN GAMBLES WITH Tax PROPOSAL
N.C. OFFICIAL URGES TOUGHER Tax LAWS
MARTIN HAS TJUGH JO") PROMOTING GAS TAX INCREASE
MORE LOCAL TAXES MAY CUT GOVERNMENT JASTE
TAX STRUCTURE, BUDGET CUTS CITED AS kfy ISSUES
INSURANCE FIRMS FILE COMPLAINT ABOUT N.C. TaxES
MORE INSURANCE CO"PaNIES SEFK N.C. tax REFUNDS
CITIE' CQNSIDFRING TAX "IKES TO COVER LOST U.S. REVENUES
OCCUPANCY TAX HEADED FOR »OUG-< OIOE IN LEGISLATURE
STATE HOUSE TENTATIVELY APPROVES PLAN TO RAISE LOCAL SALES TAXES
SALES TAX INCREASE TENTATIVELY OK ' 0
SENATE FINANCE PANEL HACKS Tax increase ,, ,
COUNTIES ABOUT TO GET LAST HELP FROM LEGISLATURE FOR SOME TIME
HOTEL rax PASSES ScNaTE
LOCAL SALES TAX BILL GETS TENTATIVE OK
OVERHAUL MIGHT DRIVE UP STATE TAXES
LEGISLATURE aUITS FOR WEEKEND; CL"SE ON SEVERAL ISSUES
THIS YEAR, TAXES WENT ill' MURE THAN DOWN IN N.C.
COUNTY MULLS NEW SOURCES OF MONEY
STATE TAXES CHANGING LITTLE IN 1986
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NO 4GREEMENT IS R64CHF0 ON LOCiL-OPTION TAX MCMll
N.C. TAX COLLECTIONS RISE SLOHLV
,'cJf5'Pi?K^I'."<"ENT0RY TAX CUTS UNLIKELY
LEGISLATIVE SURVEY FINDS LITTLE SUPPORT FOR TAX INCREASES
SUBJECTS
1/0O/87
TAXESt ORANGE COUNTY
SEE ORANGE COUNTY.
N.C. TAXES
ON BUDGET
SHOULD BE FOCUS OF GOVERNMENTS
'" ''*'"■ '"' TOBACCO. WINE TAXES
TAXES. U.S.
SEE ALSO HOTEL TAX
SEE ALSO INCOME TAXES
lie ?!-§S JNTEONAL REVENUE SERVICE
SEE ALSO TAX INCRriSE";
I Jts'S u'x\fL%'°?N"nus}l?: fiJ^s'''''" °' ''" "'^^5'
SEE ALSO TOBACCO, TAXES
y/J.^.^t^^'^E FORESEES 'HOT TIME
COUNT ON HIGHER TAXES
TAX COSTS SEEM REASONABLE
LIQUOR INDUSTRY. NOT TOBACCO. >,HUULn Hf F
P'CKHOOD PLAN SEEKS INCREASES IN GisoLINE
fA?'^?ripf'4!LI",R'< CIGARETTES SicSED
rti r^^^i^-r^'yO" "IGH-INCOHE PEOPLE
LS^si^'^S^SKS'^uf tlx^? "^'''^ "'^"'' "^^ "ATES
TAX REFORM: DON'T PARTY YET
GAS TAX IS NO WAY TO BALANCE THE BUDGET
Taxi cab DRIVERS
Z MEN ROB TAXI DRIVER
2 MEN ROB TAXI ORIVFr
VIETNAM VET'S TAXI LICENSE DENIED
'tS^^^UCII S^i??K^'«''''' ?r^lgTECT TAXI PASSENGERS
v,'^.'^T.iii ?sKrA?°^ygp'r?G^f" °"^"
?n'ir.JnniVn'.,'ri'''° 'f ^^ifepoint
ONE-TIME HERO AND WIFE SENTENCED FDR CHILD ABUSE
TAXI CABS
^^P.5'-|2,?i!:^'S"/1URHAM AIRPORT. TAXI CABS
"B DRIVER CAUGHT AFTER CHASE
AIRPORT AUTHORITY ASKED TO HELP RENEW TWO TAXI PERMITS
TAXI CABS. U.S.
UNC PROF GETS N.Y. TAXI POST
TAXIDERMY
TAXIDERMISTS LOOK AT NATURE T") TMlTArc i i ec
PnOPER CARE OF°giM£ ANlWE^J^AINS^MPORTA^T SKILL
TAYLOR'S SEAFOOD
POLICE PROBING SERIES OF DURHAM THEFTS
TEACHER AIDES
SEc DURHAM CITY SCHOOIS. TFArwFB A r nc c
SEE DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, TE^c'eR AIDES
SEE SCHOOLS, N.C. TEACHERS' AIDES
TEACHER CERTIFICATION
111 'Atig T^v^iis','^,T::",.n'.r%'Tk'y'°'''' "«5°^«el
IMPROVED EDUCATION WLLREOUHEChSngES
S^J^E'U^^Tb^F^T'^^.'-.^^FFgJ^t^SeLg? ''^"^^ ^^^«^
JCA TO OFFER COURSES FOR TEACHERS "
A'j5'sT'?oticXTlSH?i;?i:i "" """°''*'- TEACHING STANDARDS
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TEACHER COMPETENCY
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13/18/86
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10/27/86
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11/07/86
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12/03/86
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12/31/86
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1/08/86
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1/21/36
A
4
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H 2
1/29/86
A
4
L
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2/20/86
A
4
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H 2
3/1 3/86
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21
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H 2
3/15/86
A
1
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H 2
3/24/86
A
4
L
H 2
3/26/86
B
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H 2
6/16/86
A
4
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8/20/86
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4
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9/21/86
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H 2
1/06/86
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1/06/86
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H 2
1/07/86
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1/08/86
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4
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1/16/86
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1
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H 2
3/1 1/86
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H 2
4/25/86
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3
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S 2
9/05/86
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1
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11/04/86
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H 2'
12/05/86
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1 n
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S 2 4/25/86 C 2 'J
H 2 5/07/86 B 3 N M97
H 2 5/31/86 C 3 P N
H 2 4/25/86 B I P N S80
H 2 11/23/86 B 15 N W66
S 2 6/20/n6 C 1
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6/23/86 A
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7/3n/«6 A
8/2g/P6 B
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9/07/86 C
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10/07/^6 8
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6/07/96 b
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9/05/86 A
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9/07/86 C
0
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9/08/86 A
4
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1/02/86 C
1
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S 2
1/13/86 C
10
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2/04/86 A
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4/ai/»6 A
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H 2
4/09/86 a
4
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4/11/86 A
8
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4/14/06 A
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4/23/86 A
4
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5/12/86 A
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5/21/«6 B
3
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5/22/96 B
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'•/22/nb A
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H 3
5/23/86 B
1
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H 3
5/24/86 C
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H 2
6/J7/86 B
9
N
H 2
6/23/S6 A
9
N
H 2
6/26/86 C
12
N J40
H 2
7/01/86 A
8
N
H 2
3/21/86 A
4
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H 2
9/05/86 A
10
N
H 2
9/08/86 A
4
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9/11/86 4
11
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S 2
9/15/86 A
3
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H 2
9/19/B6 A
13 P
N
H 2
9/21/86 C
7
N
H 2
10/04/86 A
14
N
H 2
10/07/86 B
14
N
H 3
10/07/86 B
1
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H 2
10/3D/86 B
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N L90
H 2
10/31/86 A
N L90
H 3
11/01/86 C
N L9n
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11/12/86 C
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11/14/86 C
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11/14/86 A
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T H L Y / 4
SUBJECTS
PSNEL UBGES TRAINING. PAY IMpOQVEMtNTS FOR TEACHERS, ^„
PSOPU^ED CHANGES IN tfACHER EDUCATION EVEO WITH CONCERN
HAMMONDS: RFFORWING TEACHER EnuCATlON MOST IMPORTANT ISSUE
N.C. POARO Of EDUCATION DIRECTOR PRAISES WORK OF TEACHER PKEP PANEL
TFACHER REFORMS GFT BACKING OF 16-CAMPUS UNC FACULTY ASSEMBLY
CHANCELLOR LYONS DEFENDS FAYETTFVILLc STATE
DAVIS ESTABLISHFSM.'. MILLION FUND TO LURE TEACHERS FROM STUDENT BODY
JORDAN SAYS HE WILL UNVEIL HIS AGENDA ON EDUCATION
TEACHING CAREERS DRAWING STUO'^NTS ,„..-
MELLON FOUNDATION PRESENTS UNC WRITING, LANGUAGE GRANT
TEACHERS EXPRESS CARD
SEE ALSO CREDIT CAROS , , „„,
DURHAM TEACHERS GET DISCOUNT CARDS
TFaCHERS get fringe BENFFIT--OISCOUNTS
INCENTIVES ONLY PROVE HIGHER RAY IS NEEDED
"teacher eJpRESS- plan LINKS "USINESS. SCHOOLS
TEACHER IN SPACE PROGRAM „„,,„ „
SEE ALSO JOURNALIST IN SPACE PROGRAM
SEE ALSO SPACE SHUTTLE
SFE ALSO TEACHERS, U«S»
SHUTTLE TRAGEDY SHOULD ALTER R A SSENGER POL IC Y
EDU?k?Sisf°[5^sT"fR?iNirErN:?l''^SC^00;'s'rx?S?^S SORROW OVER SHUTTLE...
7 ON CHALLENGER BROUGHT VARIETY OF BACKGROUNDS TO THEIR MISSION
MORE SPACE FLIGHTS f<EST ASTnO^IAUTS• MEMORIAL
COULD I STILL GO? WOULD CHRISTA7
T'=ACH'=RS ARE PROUD OF MCAULIF^E'S ROLE
PRESIDENT TO LEAD NATION'S TRIBUTE FRIDAY
CHAPEL HILL-CARRBORO GRANT BEGUN
CREW "EMBERS' FAMILIES RETURN HOME, TRY TO RELAX
GRANTS HONOR SHUTTLE CREW
SPACE EXPLORATION DEPENDS ON COURAGE , , , „.„^,„»
SCHOOLS IN DURHAM PAY TRIBUTE TO VICTIMS OF SHUTTLE EXPLOSION
MATH SCHOOL PAYS TRIBUTE TO 7
STUDENT WANTS A SHUTTLE NAMED FOR MRS. MCAULIFFF
TEACHER MENTOR PROGRAM
'SMbS?Rl^E&V!"R pgy'G5ii°^AS SUCCESSFUL YEAR THANKS TO TRIO'S
'BLEND'
TEACHER OF THE YEAR AWARD
SEE ALSO nuRHAM CITY SCHOOLS. TEACHER OF THE YEAR
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. TEACHER OF THE YEAR
SEE ALS" TEACHERS' DURHAM
SEE ALSO TEACHERS. N.C.
DURHAM TEACHER IS AWARD FINALIST
DURHAM COUNTY TEACHER FINALIST FOR STATE TEACHER OF YEAR AWARD
PERSON TEACHER SELECTFD TO ATTEND NATIONAL FCRyM
EDUCATOR AT BURLINGTON SCHOOL NAMED STATE'S TEACHER OF YEAR
TFACHER STILL A WINNER , „,„„ ,
TEACHFR OF YEAR BACKERS SAY SHE MOT I V A T ES PFOPL E
BENNETT SAYS REAOAN CALM JUST BEFORE ATTACK ON LIBYA
TtItI?^ T,:lH,l''ai"'A^°R\lHrS TO REBUILD FAITH IN TARNISHED PROFESSION
lODO HARRIS NAMED TEACHER OF THE YEAR
TEACHER OF YEAR CITES AID FROM FORMER MENTORS
POWF TEACHER TABBED AS TOP MATH INSTRUCTOR
CITY BOARD HONORS TEACHERS"
MPS. CATLING NAMED CITY TEACHER OF YEAR
TEACHERS OF THE YEAR SERVE AS INSPIRATION
COUNTY'S TEACHER OF THE YEAR VIES FOR STATEWIDE TITLE
N.C. TEACHER FINALIST IN NATIONAL COMPETITION
DURHAM NATIVE VIES FOR NATIONAL TEACHFR AWARD
^^"''"sTUOY:'*n"c. TiiACHERS INCREASINGLY WHITE FEMALES
TFaCHFR SHORTAGE REALLY TEACH':R DROPOUT--NEA PRESIDENT
SHORTAGE OF TEACHERS SAID REFLECTED IN EXAM
BENEFITS URGED FOR RART-TIME N.C. EDUCATORS
STATE WILL NEED 2.000 TEACHERS, UNC STUDY SAYS
SHURTAGF OF TEACHERS?
TFACHING CAREERS DRAWING STUDENTS , „ , ,,
SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM COULD EASE TEACHER SHORTAGE
TEACHER STRIKES
SEE ALSO STRIKES, U.S.
SEE ALSO TEACHERS, U.S.
TEACHER STRIKES
TEACHER TENURE LAW. N.C.
• TFACHERS PRESENT SENIORITY PLAN
HAPFL HILL AND CARRRQRO , „,
CHAPFL HILL/CARRBQRO ASSOCIATION OF EDUCATORS
CHAPEL hILL/CaRRPORQ federation of TEACHERS
CHAPEL HILL/CARRPORO SCHOOLS
ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS, TF4CHFRS
PROGRAM'S COST PUT AT t2<.0,000
POARD OKS INCREASE IN TEACHER PAY
OVERCROWDING TOP ISSUE: BUDGET OK ' 0
: SCHOOL STAFFERS GENERALLY LIKE SYSTEM
MUM ON TEACHER
HILL HIGH DRAMA DIRECTOR OFFERS RESIGNATION
NAMED TEACHER OF YEAR
GETS SCHOOL SURVEY REPORT
K' S RESIGNATION ACCEPTED
lELSEN A SCAPEGOAT
S GOT WINGS OR WHEELS, SHE'S LICENSED TO DRIVE IT
R-MENTQR PROGRA-< HAS SUCCESSFUL YFAR THANKS^TO TRIO'S ,„.„^
HYSICAL EDUCATION PROGRA"' HELPS Gt T ELEMENTARY PUPILS IN SHAPE
COMES ALIVE FOR CHAPEL HILL STUDENTS
BOARD WANTS SNOW DAYS TO BE WORK DAYS
TEACHERS, C
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO
SCHOOL
SCHOOL
SCHOOL
SURVEY
BOARD
CHAPEL
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TEACHEP5. CHAPEL HILL AND CARRBORO, SALARIES ,^. ,,.,„,
SUPPLEMENTAL PAY INCREASED FOR CITY SCHOOL TEACHERS
TEACHERS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM ASSOCIATION OF EuuCATORS
SEE ALSO DURH^M CITY SCHOOLS, TEACHER OF THE YEAR
SEE ALSO TEACHER OF THE YFAR AWARD
LUCASES RING OUT LONG CAREERS IN DURHAM EDUCATION
STORY HIGHLIGHTS GOOD TEACHER
CITY SCHUOLS TRIM TEACHER AIDES
BETTY GANG WILL BE MISSED
WAKE JURY ACjUITS DURHAM TEACHER
TEACHERS" WORKSHOP
WILLA COWARD CELcBRATES lOOTH BIRTHDAY
SIX teachfrs dismissed by city school board
CITY school board dismisses 6 TEACHERS
SHE'S still learning new THINGS
SCHOOL'S our;
HONORING TEACHERS
'BLEND'
DATE
II/lR/Bfc
11/2B/R6
U/OT/86
1 2/UB/56
12/1P/B6
H 2 12/n/R>. A 2 1
S 2 12/30/86 A 5
N
N S42
N L90
N L-JO
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N
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S 2
8/20/'S6 A
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H 2
9/2l/e6 B
1
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S 7
3/21/86 A
A
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S ?
8/21/86 C
1
N
H 2
3/21/86 A
A
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H 2
l/2''/B6
A
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1/2R/86
A
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1/29/86
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H 2
1/21/86
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l/2'/e6
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1/21/86
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1/21/B6
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1/30/86
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l/3''/86
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1/30/86
1 1
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1/30/86
1
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H 2
1/31/86
4
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1/31/86
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1/31/66
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2/02/86
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10/11/86
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2/21/86 A
2/22/86 A
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A/aA/86 A
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<,/08/a6 A
A/2A/B6 B
5/31/86 A
8/17/86 C
10/21/86 B
IU/21/B6 C
ll/UA/86 A
1 l/U/86 C
11/17/86 A
11/13/86 A
11/21/86 B
12/20/86 C
12/27/B6 A
3/27/86
A/2l/''6
6/CI'i/86
lU/17/86
10/31/86
I2/0A/R6
12/U/86
12/2'5/86
H 2 7/30/86 A A E
5 2 7/17/86 A 3 N S8A
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2/1T/86
A 10 N
W27
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4/23/86
C
N
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5/06/86
C
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5/28/86
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5/21/86
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5/3D/86
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5/31/86
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6/J3/86
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6/0A/P6
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6/06/86
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10/26/86
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12/02/86
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4/23/86
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1/01/86
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2/11/»6
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2/25/86
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3/06/86
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3/06/86
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3/D°/86
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3/14/86
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5/30/86
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5/31/86
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6/01/86
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6/05/86
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MONrHLY/ANNUAL INDEX BY SUBJECTS
1/01/86 - l2/31/a6 "' SUBJECTS P^Gt
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£ _. I I
MONTESsnRI PKOGRA" SPaJkS DESirE 5 ? 7/l6/e6 C 1 -I Sa4
i'c^r£lt'-'J"SHIP INSPIRES DURHAM TEACHER ? ^ T/ L 7/ 86 B 1 u J<,n
TEACHER SAYS UNC PROGRAM PUT HER IN CLASSROOM ^ 2 8/11/86 C 1 P N
PATRICIA PAVIS, ROCrRS-HERR TF ACHCR, COACH " I 3/l''/96 B S N USO
MUSEUM HAS SCIENCE WORKSHOP FOR I " SECOMD-&R ARE rFirMPk<; H ? a/l'i/'ib C 4 P n "
500 TEACHERS REPORT FOR CITY SCHOOL wn«K ^ *"= TEACHERS H 2 a/lO/nb B ? P N J^n
- DURHAM TEACHERS GET DISCOUNT ciSoS " ? 6/20/86 C 5 N jjo
TEACHERS GET FRINGE BENEFIT — niSCOUNTS ^ ^ 8/in/»6 A I N "O'l
ira^ri^^^S^sSN""" "'^"" '" 's nIeoeo ■ ^ I |;i;/5^ = I N LM
?fA?aER^!iS?^?o'--^ii 2ri?tl*bR'Ag'Er t I '/0V^\' S ! P ;! S8.
SCHOOLS TAP 6 FOR STATE HONOR " ^ lO/OA/06 B 1 P N
BETIREHFNT CELEBRATION S ? 10/l"/no C I N
?9i^ TEACHER TABBED AS TOP MATH INSTRUCTOR 5 I iO/ZI/Kb 6 3 P P R76
CITY BOARD HONORS TEACHERS i<3rKUl.iUK 5 j U/0<,/86 A 11 N
MRS. GATLINf, NAMED CITY TEACHER OF YEAR " ^ 11/11/56 CRN
TEACHERS OF THE YEAR SERVF AS INSPIRATION 5 2 11/17/86 A 1 P N S92
TEACHERS FIND NEMSPApIr USEFUL IN TEACHING UiRIFTy RF cimicrr. ^ ^ ll/l''/e6 A A F
BOARD ORDERED TO REVIEW TFACHFr!? FIRING """"^T" °'^ SUBJECTS H 2 U/27/n6 C 1? P N M07
DAVIS IS HONORED FOR TANZaSiaN WORK ? I U/17/86 C 1 N
S 2 12/26/86 A 12 N
TEACHERS. DURHAM, LAYOFFS
TEACHERS WANT SENIORITY AS LAYOFF KEY
Jg^J^.^^^ORI PROGRAM SPARKS DEBATE S i 7/16/P6 CI N S8A
TEACHERS PRESENT SEN I ORI TY PLS N " 2 7/17/96 B 1 N JACl
S 2 7/17/86 A 1 N Sa^
TEACHERS. DURHAM, SALARIES
NEW NCSSM FACULTY SALARY PLAN ADOPTED „ , o/„,.,o . , „
H 2 9/06/86 C I P N JAO
TEACHERS. DURHAM. SUBSTITUTES
III a\s's nii"»ui: iiT.rsi^Trr.^ri'i^'''''"^'
i;^?ii?5?i i^;a;^j"^Br^^a^[:i?^iF°rs^j:;,?*^'^^'^'' ^
TEACHERS. DURHAM COUNTY
III ^!-5H S"5"'" COUNTY ASSOCIATION of EDUCATORS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS . TEACHER OF THF VFiO
PROGRAM LETS TEACHER TEACH WHI LE LEARNING
DURHAM TEACHER IS AWARD FINALIST '"'="*'"'"' S 2 l/0'/R6 C 1
DURHAM COUNTY TEACHER FINALIST FOR STATF TFiruco nc vc.o ..j.n^ ^ 2 2/21/86 A I
HONOR OUR TEACHEKS TODAY il'Ffc TEACHER OF YEAR AWARD H ? 2/22/86
?F»?r=I^^^?^2^'^ET DISCOUNT CARDS
Im?cm^?,1=S^Z '=«"<'^E BENEFIT— discounts
H 7
2/25/86 C I
N
S 2
2/25/86 C 1
N
S ?
<»/0=)/86 A 1
N S8A
H 2
5/30/86 b 1
N 582
- - -HS TODAY " .t.v.-c.^ ur tcok .waku h 2 2/22/86 A f o N
■ HEY BUILT THIS CITY WITH 'MILE UF BOXES' " 2 3/0<./86 A 4 L
T^h U?''^^^ "'"JS UNC-G FELLOWSHIP " 2 3/15/-6 ' ' - -
TEACHERS SUPPORT MATH COUNCIL EVENTS ' ./,..-.
MATH TtACHER DESERVES PRAISE ""^"'^
lif^HER. GITHENS JUNIOR HIGH PRAISED
•BEST PART WORKING WITH KIDS' - ---. -^ .
CLEARING THE RECORD H 2 6/06/86 B 2
ALL OVER lALMOSTI H ? 6/07/86 A ?
COUNTY TEACHE^IS REPORT MONDAY ■ " 2 6/07/86 A 7
S 2 'V/2 1/B6 A 3 N
S 2 5/12/86 A 7 N
5 2 5/29/86 A A L
■■ 2 5/30/86 A A L
2 ii/16/86 _
S 2 8/20/86 A 1
H 2 8/21/86 B 1
S 2 8/21/86
CHEERLEADERS PEP UP COUNTY SCHOOLS' RALLY ^ 2 8/21/86 C 1
Sc'IJSoTrllp"^; f^^r" ?fAHE^°U°Sr^°°^ '^ '-™"*^ ^"^"■^'' ^°°^ " I VAVAt 'n \
TODO HARRIS NAMED TEACHER OF THE YEAR 5 2 10/10/86 C 1
r'L'Sr^S °fo:ff«„q.T|s mo.from.fopSfS mentors ? I IS^fl^SJ
CAROLYN KIRKLANO GtTS JoUnV? SCHo5rS hSnSr "' 5 ^ lO/li/R? C
P'JRHAM TEACHERS HONORED --l-HUULS HONOR „ j 10/30/86 B
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S 2 11/19/86 A A E
H 2 U/21/86 B 1 N
H 2 1 1/25/36 C 12 N
S 2 U/26/86 C 1 P F S92
H 2 11/27/86 C 12 P N M07
H 2 11/30/86 C 1 P N M07
H ? 5/15/B6 B 1 N ASA
S 2 5/15/86 CI N S84
H 2 5/19/86 A A E
S 2 5/19/86 A A F
5 2 5/22/86 A 1 N S8A
TEACHERS. nuRHAM COUNTY, SALARIES
SCHOULS BUDGET CALLS FOR PAY, TAX RAISES
BUDGET INCLUDES TEACHER PAY SUPPLEMENTS
TEACHERS NEED RESPECT. SUPPORT '-'="'='"^
TFaCHER SUPPLEMENTS KEY TO GOOD EDUCATION
COUNTY TEACHER SUPPLEMENTS BACKED
TEACHERS, DURHAM COUNTY. SUBSTITUTES
III fMS 'E'CHERS. DURHAM, SUBSTITUTES
SEE ALSO TEACHERS, N.C., SUBSTITUTES
TEACHERS Vc" ''"'""'''"'""" °"''"'" """'"""" '"" ■ '' ./D9/86A I NS8A
'"llllttrSfi?i'st\^^C°S^rs'°" °' '" = "^«5
SEE ALSO EDUCATION
III ^MS ^/J'ONAL TEACHERS EXAMINATION
sil itfg scaoOLs\'"S!c:'°' °' "^"^0«5
IflA'hlglS^igi^jFKoiNh:^^^^!"^" "°"
^^foTb^?nJ,l*'^"ER OF_THE YEAR AWARD
CK TEACHERS
SORROW OVER SHUTTLE.
OVER DANGER
iio?)^J''5|:'"' '"'■*" "'"S TO ATTRACT REST STMOENTS
S[^AS2^cf"Tl^^cSER"^F^^rS°cI2R?^^^"° ^"■°'"^ '^«"-'
isS^eR^^HfCH^S^Fi^^^^JS^^^I^^^ """= CHARGES
?S.J^5'n^ EDUCATION REFORM NEEDED TO SAVE ECONOMY
J|""Ek5 PROTEST LOWER PASSING SCORE ON TESTS
£S^^Rs'^'S"?S^E°«2E"y?"'"'• f^J^TORS SAY
STlTE^f ?U2.1-J.''"'-fS FOR TEACHERS
fj,^,;^ lo'^?*^"^" °'^ "":»R WANTS TO REPUILD FAITH IN
TARNISHED PROFESSION
C ILLNESSES
POSALS ON SCHOOLS
2
1/13/B6 C
IP
F
2
1/29/86 A
8
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N
2
1/30/86 A
19
p
N
2
2/J8/86 A
8
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2
2/19/86 C
c
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2/22/86 C
1
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1
2/22/86 C
1
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3/U6/86 A
11
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2
3/21/86 B
5
N
2
3/27/86 A
15
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N
2
3/27/86 A
3
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2
4/01/86 A
11
N
2
A/0A/P6 A
12
N
2
A/08/86 A
12
p
N
2
4/09/86 e
A
N
2
5/17/86 A
lA
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5/20/86 C
12
N
3
5/,:a/86 C
1
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7/10/86 B
8
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7/30/86 A
16
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2
8/17/86 C
p
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2
8/29/86 A
14
N
2
9/08/86 A
1
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N
2
9/12/86 C
6
N
2
9/18/86 C
Q
N
2
9/19/86 A
13
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N
2
9/19/86 A
7
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MONTHLY/A
INDEX
- i2/3i/a<j
s u B J e
CJKNeGIE SCHOOL PLAN RESCTION STILL MIXED
TEACHING EXPEOIHENT QUESTIONET ^ _
JOES TO INCLOOE MORE THAN TEACHERS
TEACHERS GET PRESIDENTIAL AWARDS
T':aCHERS want PROFESSIONALISM
HER THREATS ARE ONLY TEACHING TRICKS
BFN^FIT"; URGED FOR PART-TIME M.C. EOUCATuRS ^,^. „,
ELON COLLFGE, CARY TEACHERS NAMED BEST Iri T"E IR FIELDS
STATE WILL NEED 2.000 TEACHERS. UNC STUDY SAYS
UMC STUDY DROPS CUTTING OF APPROVAL PROCESS
UNC BDARO OKS TEACHER GUIDELINES
2X SEEN AS TOP RAISE FO" N.C. EMPLOYEES ^^„
STUDY SAYS TEACHERS WORKING AN AVERAGE OF 53-57 HOURS A WEEK
BUNCOMBE TEACHERS RAP CARPER ^ '-?':!.,„„,...
SAl^s'E'TJ^BCl'sSEs'u.rS^tuON fSN^'Tb^SpE TEACHERS FROM STUDENT BODY
WAKE SCHOOLS GET 1100.000 GIFT
TEACHER BOUUSFS ,^ ,,,,„,
GOV. M40TIN BACKS HIRING NEW TEACHERS
N.C. TEACHER FINALIST IN NATITNAL COMPETITION
DURHAM NATIVE VIES FOR NAT 1 0N» L TEACHER AWARD
SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM COULD EASE TEACHER SHORTAGE
TEACHFR SHUT TO DEATH
LAWMAKERS BACK SEP. UNSURE ON MARTIN BONO PLAN
TEACHERS. N.C. ASSAULTS
SEE ALSO ASSAULTS. N.C.
^^luSLINGTSN°SCH50L'sTi06N^'cHlRGE0 WITH HITTING TEACHER, SCHOOL OFFICIALS H 2 2/27/86 A
TEACHERS. N.C. CAREER DEVELOPMENT PLAN
SEE ALSO TEACHERS. N.C.. MERIT PLAN
C T
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12/07/R6
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12/17/86
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^TiTF pnuCATION IMPROVEMENTS A 00 TO PAPER WORK
TFAcSeRS' GROUP SAYS GOV. MARTIN 'NFEOS IMPROVEMENT- ON EDUCATION
^?!i^TY°TJAfh^S| r??S cSn2eRNE""inSnO year OF CAREER LADDER SYSTEM
^^i'^^^al^E^ySR PROGRAM HAS sOcCFSSFUL YEAR THANKS TO TRIO'S •BLEND-
BUNCOMBE TEACHERS RAP CAREER PLAN
EDUCATORS QUESTTUN PAY PLAN .,.
GHVFr'iOR SEEKS ADVICE ON SPENT ING PR lOR IT I E S
MANY CHARLOTTE TEACHERS UNHAPPY WITH CAREER LADDER
TEACHERS. N.C. COMPENTENCY EXAMS
SEE NATIONAL TEACHERS EXAMINATION
TEACHERS. N.C. LATERAL ENTRY
SEE ALS'l TEACHER CERTIFICATION
"^UBt!? 's!S&SrS.'?'cJ'L;y.?S DISAGREE ON LATERAL ENTRY
''TEriCsO-^-.Lr'sUTE'-FKpLOYFES. MERIT PAY
SEE ALSO TEACHERS. N.C. CAREER DEVELOPMENT PLAN
SEE ALSO TEACHERS. N.C. SALARIES
GRANVILLE TO TRY TEACHER MERIT PAY PLAN ,„„.„.-
STATE'S MERIT PAY SYSTEM may 8E IN POLITICAL TROUBLE
TFACHER PAY GAPS TOO NARROW ..„,c- . ->,
SCIFNTE SCHOOL PAY PLAN WOULD HIKE SALARIES 171
^RANVlLLt TEACHERS COMPLETE OUTLINE OF GOALS
2% SEEN AS TOP RAISE FOR N.C EMPLOYEES
EDUCATORS QUESTION PAY PLAN
""iEfUsc'Srf.^'^TAlPEMPLOYEES. SALARIES
SEE ALSO Salaries, n.c
SFF ALSO TEACHERS. N.<"., MERIT PLAN
"state MUST slvE BEFORE TEACHE'S GET R A I SE--MART IN
TEACHFR O'JALITY, PAY INCREASES VITAL TQ N.C.
N.C. RANKS 27TH IN PUPIL E xPE^I D I lURE S
GRANVILLE TO TRY TEACHER MfRir PAY PLAN
tfachfrs- pay kfy to better education
EDUCATION FUNDING INAOEOUATS r„c. rt
COUNTY SCHOOL TFACHFRS, AIDES ASK FOR SUPPLEMENTS
PERSON POARO MULLS 3 OPTIONS TN AIDES WHO DRIVE BUSFS
PERSON SCHOOLS EYE 8U0GET INC-EASF
PRACTICING TEACHERS NEED ENTKEMENTS ^00
NCAE LEADER SAYS TEACHERS HOPING FOR 10 PERCENT RAISE
SCHOOL BOARD OKS INCREASE IN TEACHER PAY
MARTIN WILL RECOMMEND 3.2*. PAY RAISE „„„^„,
MARTIN TCI PROPOSE i.2'. PAY INCREASE FOR STATE WORKERS
GOVERNOR'S PROPOSED PAY RAISE IS TOO LOW
GRANVILLE SCHOOLS EYE SUPPLEI»=NTS FOR TEACHERS
STATt BOARD OF EOUcItION TO U7 GE LEGISLATURE RAISE TEACHERS' PAY 7%
STATE BOAPO SENDING CONTRADICTORY SIGNALS
COUNTv TEACHER SUPPLEMENTS BACKED
GOVERNOR REPOTS LEGISLATORS' ATTACKS ON BUDGET ,,^,^, ,.,„, „,.,
cnMF HOPF 'SHOPT' SFSSION WON'T BF A FULL-COURSE LEGISLATIVE meal
ReSok7? STATE DEMOCRATIC LEiDFRS HAVE CONSENSUS ON SHORT-SESSIONS ISSUE
ROAD FUNDS. TEACHER PAY NEED TOP PRIORITY
77 GRANVILLE SCHOOL EMPLOYEES RECFIVc AWARDS „„,„,
TFACHERS mJy GET BIGGER RAISE THAN OTHER STATE WORKERS
STATE EMPLOYEES WORRY ABOUT P« Y
GRANVILLE'S BOARD BACKS SUPPLEMENTS ,,,,,,
MARTIN LOSES TRANSFER BATTLE OVER TEACHFR-PAY ISSUE
NO. 31 N.C. CnuLD ADVANCE TO ?6TH IN TEACHER SALARIES
SMALLER COUNTIES PAP LOCAL PAY SUPPLEMENTS
NCAE IS PLANNING TO FIGHT PROPOSED SUPPLEMENT BAN
BANNING SUPPLEMENTS WOULD DAMA&F SCHOOLS
LFT TFACHFRS TEACH: STOP F xP E' I ME N T I NG
N.C. TEACHERS RFCEivE FIRST STEP IN BETTER SALARIES
TEACHFR PAY GAPS TOO NARR"W
OUTLAWING SUPPLEMENTS WON'T H= LP ,...„,,, , „
SriENCE SCHOOL PAY PLAN WOULD HIKF SALARIES 17? ,,..„„,,
ADDITIONAL Jl.O'. PILLION TO BE SOUGHT FOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS
ICACHFRS IRFD OVER UNPAID TRAINING TIME
CENTRALUEO TEACHER PAYROLL SCRAPPED ^„ . , ^
GBANVILLE TFACH'RS COMPLETE OUTLINE OF GOALS
PANEL ON TEACHERS' PLANS SUGGESTING MORE PAY,
ALASKA LEAOS NATION IN SPFNDI'IG FOR EDUCATION
N.C NEFDS RENEWED COMMITMENT TO SCHOOLS
SOME TEACHERS MOONLIGHTING TO PAY BILLS
EDUCATORS UUESTION PAY PLAN
DIFFERENCES FOUND IN N.C TEACHER PAY RANKINGS
Sohe''pay"2ay''su5iain new teaching interest
tfachfr-pay plan has 3 advantv&es
MANY CHARLOTTE TEACHERS UNHAPPY WITH CAREER LADDER
'"•^"sTuOY^Sips su'st'itutISfacher-; Durham satisfied with subs
PROFESSORS CRITICIZE SUBSTITUTE TFACHERS
TEACHERS, ORANGE COUNTY ,,.,.,,„,
SEE ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS, TEACHERS
TEACHERS, U.S.
EDUCATION
3/21/P6
7/19/86
9/25/86
ia/OT/86
10/11/86
11/26/86
12/03/86
12/0A/86
12/27/B6
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2/18/86
5/21/86
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9/05/86
10/22/86
11/18/86
12/03/86
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3/11/86 A
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3/25/86 A
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5/06/86 A
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5/09/06 A
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11/09/86 D
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11/15/86 A
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11/25/86 C
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MONTHLY
/ANNUAL INDEX
1/01/86 - 12/31/B5
s u u J t c r
NEA PR6SI0FNT
SEE ALSn PLACKS. TEACHEOS
SEE ALSO NATIONAL EDUCATION A5STCIATI0N
SEE ALSO NATIONAL TEACHERS DAY
H^ '.'■52 ►'^TIONAL TEACHERS EXAMINATION
SEE ALSO NATIONAL TEACHERS FORU>l
li^ 'US JEOCHEP IN SPACE PROGRAM
SEE ALSO TEACHER STRIKES
IlJ^t":'?. 5"'^'"'Ci6 REALLY TEACHER OPOPOUT
AFFIRMING FAIPNFS5 — MAYBE
nSr^n22f^^T!f.'^""^'^E URGED IN EDUCATION
y^^^SEEJ'^.'*^^ "»'' CARNEr.IE Fa?UM PROPOSAL
TEACHERS WANT PROFESSIONALISM ""'""aoL
TEACHERS. U.S., COMPETENCY EXAMS
SEE NATIONAL TEACHERS EXAMINATION
SEE TEACHER COMPETENCY
TEACHERS. U.S.. MERIT PLAN
BENNETT CALLS GOVERNORS' REPORT ON EDUCATION ■MODEL' FOR REFORM
TEACHEOS. U.S.. SALARIES
f5?iJ,{^icS Zf."^"^''5 ^^EO ENTICEMENTS TOO
INCENTIVES ONLY PROVE HIGHER PAY IS NEEOEO
BENNETT CALLS GOVERNORS' REPORT ON EDUCATION •►
GOVERNORS' PROPOSALS ON EDUCATION BACKED
ION 'MODEL' FOR REFORM
TEAM U.S.A.
SEE ALSO RASEBALL
911?^ TO PLAY U.S.A. IN DURHAM
c3gA;s*SLy^'Bt°?E?M ;?k^"' "* ^"" "«'"
FANFARE: CUBA-USA CANCELED
TEAMSTERS UNION
F'fO^"^oSpYEiRl? ilXhhm'^'-^'"' "" "° MILLION IN RETIREMENT FUNDS
TEAR GAS
YARBOPOUGH TO BE TESTED
STREET BLOCKED AFTER TEAR CAS THROWN
TECHNICAL COLLFGE OF ALAMANCE
??K'?0-ihtD'SJN5lL"cil^irDlr" °"' '^'"'^" «°"0
TCA HILL OFFER GurOANCE COURSF
ni, iliJci^Y^ErREjoJ^lz^^ ""^' '' ^""""^^ "OOGCATCHER" IMAGE
KA IS OFFERING FIRST-AID COURSE
G^'AS[]i^;U'?'E^PBN?%?^'?Sfl^!Hr'A¥Sc'S ""''° """' "" CLASSROOMS. LABS
TCA TO OFFER COURSES FOR TEACHERS
?rIC* STUDENTS GET SCHOLARSHIPS
TCA OFFERS TWO SPECIALTY COURSES
^^'^?ciC*!-J'*F'^'J^f "F ALAMANCE
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE COUNTY, N.C.
SEE ALSO TECHNICAL COLLEGE OF ALAMANCE
TCA HONORS <.3 OF ITS EMPLOYEES
TECHNOLOGY
SEE ALSO ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGY
III JUn INOUSTBIAL DEVELOPMENT, U.S.
ill :tP ^-ciJc&KSEoSVgA^^&^D^ts^j^sr^iijg^iTY
"iESt^?R'?i'^§bSs"SrES^ifJE5 M^R^r'^^ ^"^SORTIUM
RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK OIFFERF NT ^
.l!^y..'5'BLE FORCF' PERMEATES MUSEUM'S
JlSSfl^ TECHNOLOGY CHANGING SOUTH
REPORT CALLS FOR TECHNOLOGICAL COMMITMENT
ECHNOLOGY
nON AGENCIES
TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER PROGRAM ro'< LOCAL TRANSPOKTATT
III A^tlS IKI^^J!^Jf.f?S,/'"""°«^*''°""s?SJc'i'
»U5,000 GRANT HELPS KEEP TRANSPORTATION AGENCIES 'UP TO DATE'
AT 0A< GROVE ELEMENTARY
TEDDY BEARS
SEE ALSO PEARS
SEE ALSO CAPE BEARS
SEE ALSO TOYS
IT'S 'TEDDY BEAR MONTH'
TEDDY BEARS COMPETE
PEEKIE-BOO, POOH
CONTEST WINNER
TEEN-AGE BEAUTY CONTESTS
SEE ALSO BEAUTY CONTESTS
DURHAm'Ieauty"" "■" SECOND RUNNER-UP IN STATE
TEEN-AGE PREGNANCY
SEE PREGNANCY, ADOLESCENT
TEEN CENTER
SEE ALSO ADOLESCENCE
SEE ALSO Chapel hill, n.c, teen tenter
SEE ALSO EAST DURHAM YOUTH V en frR ■*=' ^^
ZONING OK'O FOR WEEKEND TEEN CENTER
COUNCIL OKS REZONING FQR TEEN C-^nIeR
CENTER FOR TEENS A COMMENDABLE PLAN
TEEN-LINK
TccK./SJ&J;;? •'OCUSES ON TEEN STRESSES
TEENS OFFERED PREVENTIVE MEDICINE
YOUTH PPE-HOLIDAY PARTY TURNS N TO 'NEAR RIOT'
OFFICIAL DENIES FIGHT-HEALTH CENTER LiSk
TEENS
SEE ADOLESCENCE
TEER ASSOCIATES, INC.
IN DURHAM
PA',-. 1^1
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U/31/86
SUBJECTS
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N.Y. COMPANY BUYS lEER PROPERTIES
DEVELOPER ANNOUMCES NEW ASSOCIATION ,^,,„„ ,., ,, ,
COLORCRAET OF DURHAM IS NOW LARGEST FILM PROCESSOR IN U.S.
TEER ENTfRPRISPS. LTn.
N.Y. COMPANY BUYS TEER PROPERTIES
SALE FINAL OF TEER HOLDINGS
TE6R PROPERTY SALE A «70 MILLION DEAL
NEW COMPANY IS FORMED TO OWN, RUN GOVERNORS INN
OEVELOPfR ANNOUNCES NEW ASSOCIATION „,^.,„„ ,. ,. .
COLORCRAFT Of DURHAM IS NOW LARGEST FILM PROCESSOR IN U.S.
ECU TIPS HAT TO TEER FAMILY FOR GIFT...
APPEALS COURT UPHOLOS PERMIT r OR CANE CREEK
TEEPS SELL LAND FOR COMPLETION OF RESERVOIR
CLEARING THE RECORD
OWASA HOPES TO CLOSE TEER DEAL WEDNESDAY
TEEPS. OWASA CLOSE OEAL
TEER QUARRY
SEE ALSO NELLO L. TEER CO.
SEE ALSO QUARRIES
DURHAM MAY RE MODEL FOR HATER SYSTEMS
TEETH
N
.C. MAN PULLS 15-TON BUS--WITH HIS TEETH
TELEPHONES
TfcLE-AOVANTACES
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILLi N.C.
SEE ALSO TIME
SEE ALSO WEATHER FORECASTS
TIME AND WEATHER INFORMATION SERVICEUN CALL
"OURHAH MJN TIES UP SOVIET PHO'IES
PHONE JAMMING PROTESTS DETENTION
TELECOMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS ,,.,,„.,,
SEE ALSO AGENCY FOR PUBLIC TELECOMMUNICATIONS
SEE ALSO COMPUTERS
SEE ALSO INFORMATION RESOURCES
SEE ALSO INTERNATIONAL PRESS TELECOMMUNICATIONS COUNCIL
SEE ALSO RADIO
sIe also WAtI^IwIoe area TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICE)
FAST TECHNOLOGY SLOWS PROOUCI USE ^,, ^„ „_. ,„^,^
SLOW BUSINESS STUNTS GROWTH OF DURHAM'S FOREIGN TRADE ZONE
TELECONFERENCES
SATELLITE TO FORGF LINK
alDLOGY TELECONFERENCE TONIGHT
TELEMARKETING COMMUNICATIONS INC.
DURHAM PESIOENCE SEARCHED IN PROBE OF PHONE FRAUD
TELEPHONE FRAUD INVESTIGATED
COMPUTER FRAUD CHARGES PRESSED BY FEDERAL JURIES
DURHAM MAN INDICTFD IN COMPUTER SCHEME
COMPUTER CRIME TAKING TOLL ON BUSINESSES
TELEPHONE ANO UTILITY POLES
IRACE°Y OF POWER
HIGH AND HOT
KEEP SIGNS OFF POLES
CIIY ENFORCES BAN ON POSTERS
SIGN PROTEST UNWARRANTED
CITY PANS CANDIDATE POSTERS ON LIGHT POLES ICARTUONI
REMOVAL OF SIGNS WAS POLITICALLY MOTIVATED
TIMING POOR ON SIGN REMOVAL
CAMPAIGN SIGN REMOVAL IS POLITICALLY MOTIVATED
POSTERS CREATE RISKY EYESORES
ALL FLIGHTS FOGGED-IN
THE LINEMAN
TELEPHONF^ANSWERING_.»ACHINFS ^^^^ __ ,,s,e„,,, „,chINES INSPIRE CREATIVITY...
TELEPHONE BOOTHS
DEFINITELY OUT OF ORDER
THE RISE AND FALL OF STUFFING
TELEPHONE CARLES
SEE ALSO UNOEOGROUND CaRlFS
LONG-niSTANCE PHUNE CABLE CUT
PHUNE SERVICE CUT. ..AGAIN
SEVERED CABLES STRAPPING GTE ANO CUSTOMERS
DAMAGED CABLE CUTS TELEPHONE SERVICE
PHONE CABLE TO BE REPLACED IN ORANGE CO.
CHAPEL HILL PHONE SERVICE RESTORED
CUT CABLE IN DURHAM ISOLATES CHAPEL HILL
TELEPHONE COMPANIES
PHUNE FIRM NOTIFIFS CUSTOMERS ABOUT LONG-DISTANCE DECISION
LONG-DISTANCE OPTIONS COMING TO DURHAM AUG. i3
TOLL CALLS DISRUPTED FOUR T I ME S IN Two DAYS
PHONE COMPANY SEriOi MANAGERS TO AID N.C.
GTE CUSTOMERS GET iNO CHANCE TO MAKE CHOICE
TELEPHONE DIRECTORIES
SEE ALSO YELLOW PAGi=S
NEW TELEPHONE BOO" S ON THE WAY
NEW PHONE BOOKS WILL BE OUT SOON
PHONE BOOK COVER NOT MEANT TO MISLEAD
GTE: REPORT DIRECTURY MISTAKES
•FoNy' Excuse
YELLOW PAGES HAVE TALENT AGENTS SEEING BED
NEW PHONE BOOK TO BE DISTRIBUTED BY EARLY JANUARY
GTE ISSUING NEW. LARGER PHONE BOOKS
Tti cp^pM): EXCHANGE
LEAVEYOUR LAUGH AT THE TONE: ANSWERING MACHINES INSPIRE CREATIVITY..
TELEPHONE ERAUn
SEE ALSO FRAUD
DURHAM RESIDENCE SEARCHED IN PROBE OF PHUNE FRAUD
lELEPHOrE FRAUD 1 "I VE S T IG ATED
COMPUTE" FRAUD CHARGES PRESSED BY FEDERAL JURIES
DURHAM MAN INDICTED IN COMPUTER SCHEME
TELEPHDN^^^A K^^^ ^^^ TELEPHONE LINES. OR PAY GTE'S FEE
TELEPHONF RATES , ,
SEE ALSO CITIZENS FOR FAIR UTILITY RATES
^^AGENCY-s'icf 10n"ma"rED1JCE COSTS OF LONG-DISTANCE CALLS WITHIN STATE
PG L P BYL
H ? I/OA/Bb U I N
S 2 'i/i^/db A 2 P N
H 2 3/3D/B6 C 14 P U CI
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
l/Q<,/B6 e
l/0<./P6 A
1/0B/S6 A
1/12/B6 D
3/2^/86 A
3/30/B6 C
6/25/86 L
1
3
B
16
2
l<.
I
P
p
P
P
N
N
N
N
N
U
N
L<.l
L'.l
W82
3
2
2
3
3
<./02/B6 B
12/2D/fl6 A
12/23/B6 A
I2/30/S6 t
12/31/86 C
I
1
2
I
1
M
^l
N
^1
N
N
X13
MIO
L90
S 2 5/13/86 C 1 N N82
H 2 11/12/86 B 2 N
H 3 7/02/86 B 1
H 2 9'l<./86 C 5 'I
S 2 9/17/86 C 1 P N S33
S 2
5/31/P6
A
s
ri
J8'
S 2
12/26/86
A
1
"
WU2
S 7
9/22/P6
A
3
N
H 2
9/2<./86
A
13
N
DBO
H 2
8/17/86
r
7
N
S 7
8/19/86
(.
10
N
H 2
8/27/86
D
6
N
S 2
3/27/86
C
1
N
H 2
9/09/R6
A
9
N
H 2
2/19/86
P
1
P 0
T37
H ?
7/l'./?6
B
1
H 2
ID/17/R6
A
A
L
S 7
10/23/°6
A
1
N
H 7
10/29/fl6
A
A
t
H 7
10/29/B6
A
A
T I
R56
H 7
10/29/B6
A
£•
L
s 7
10/29/86
A
A
L
S 7
10/29/B6
A
L
H 2
11/02/86
II
4
E
H 2
12/03/86
B
1
1 il
H 2
12/23/86
C
1
P P
1 3'
H 2 9/1A/B6 E I T F Zll
H 2 4/11/86 C 1 P P L20
H 2 5/10/86 A ATE
H 2
1/11/86
C
1
N
H 3
2/D5/86
B
1
N
BBl
H 2
2/21/86
c
8
N
H 2
2/26/86
B
•;
N
S 2
•./23/86
A
6
N
5 2
5/01/86
A
1
N
H 2
5/u2/a6
B
8
M
5 2
■./09/B6
A
1
N
W82
H 2
<./10/R6
A
22
N
L41
H 2
4/10/86
A
22
N
S 2
6/-)7/86
A
1
N
H 2
I 1/14/86
C
6
N
H 2
3/20/86
B
1
N
S 2
3/20/86
A
16
N
H 2
3/27/86
A
l"
N
S 2
8/22/86
C
1
M
W82
H 2
8/27/86
A
A
E
H 2
9/27/86
A
1
T N
H 7
12/23/86
A
10
N
S 2
12/23/86
A
6
N
W87
H 2
9/14/86
E
1
T F
r 11
H 2
8/17/86
C
7
N
S 2
8/19/86
c
I"
N
H 2
8/27/06
D
6
N
S 2
8/27/86
C
1
N
H 2
10/15/86
C
1
N
H 2 1/04/86 B
MONTHLY/ANMUAL INDEX HV <;iiBicrTc
l/Ol/ab - 12/31/86 " * SUBJECTS TjKo'^?
l/Of/97
P D DATE C PC, L p nvL
2 l/U<'/''6 e 7 N
^H^i'sfuBi;^^ Slr^'g^iJE^g^^L'^nt'-leii^I'^KgS K^l "•''" telephone bill ., . ..„., .„
?IL5f-'"l^'' "CIULD INCREASE RESIDENTIAL PHONE RATFS fcn» t? ? 2/07/86 B 5 N
GENERAL TEL ASKS TO BOOST HOMC rSteS 60t " °* S ? 2/l'./°6 A 1 N We?
GTE: RATE HIKE NEfUED TO CEND OFF ATCT " ^ 2/15/36 A 1 M [_l\
PHONE BILLS MAY RISE IN HAKCS 5 2 2/21/86 C 1 N '^8?
l?aJ ?E\??;aNE^'?^Te"?N7^lA^E" '^^ "" "'^"^^ "°^"L S ^ I/'VS? ^ iJ " ^ '"'
PHONE USERS SHOULDN'T PAY FOR OTHFRS- FRIIIS ^ 2 2/27/86 A <, L
Ar.ENCY SEEKS REnuCTION IN ATtT l3nG-0ISTANcI RATF5 ?. I 3/13/86 A 4 r
GROUP OPPOSES PHONE RATE HIKE UliTANCE RATES H 2 3/15/86 A 15 N
GTE PROUD OF UPGRADED SERVICE; CUSTOMERS PAY FnR .CDriici nccr, S I 3/n/R6 C 1 N
C%^Kh^^^Tau????^N^'^UE'V^^ lF"'"^^ ".us. used S2 3/l,/»6A A L^^_
?ss;'SER7.%"Erru^if%So"NS^°?ai^s^^gL'^ long-distance decision 1 1 v^%^At i 1 'i ■:%]
PHONE HATE HIKE UNFAIR '""^'^ >"-'"™ H I 5/17/86 C 7 N
business HIGHLIGHTS " J 5/2"/B6 A 4 L
HEARING SET FOR JULY 23 ON TELEPHONE RATF HIKF S ^ 5/21/80 CAN
CUSTOMEPS SHOULD FIGHT UTILITY HIKES 5 I 5/26/86 A 1 M H06
PHONE RATE INCREASE ON "rouP'S AGENDA 5 I 5/26/86 A A L
GTE: RULING MAY NOT LOWER RAT^S " 2 5/28/86 C 12 N
GROUP FIGHTING RATE HIKE TO MEET 5 2 5/20/36 A 1 N W82
LONG-OISTANCE PHONE SERVICE CHO CE NFARS ? I 5/31/86 A 8 N
BDARD WANTS PHQNE SERVICE CHECKED "'^""'"^^ "''^^ S 2 6/25/86 A U N Ha2
^i^^^;ji%^j^^^sArf3s\^^s%\?i if^r"""^ ""^ "^"""^ ^ ?' j^jn^;?^ ^ ^ «
fo'S^rVE^'SsrR'Elpg^ijBTL'r??"^" ^° ''''" •"" """"^ -UNREALISTIC- S I VAVAt ^ U « l^lf
RATE HEARING SET ^'o"-'" H 2 7/IA/S6 A 4 E
PHONE RATE REIOUESTS WHITTLED IN NFGOTIATinN": ' ^ 7/22/P6 C I 'I
RESIDENTS VOICE COMPLA NTS AT HEARING ON TELEPHONE RATF^ S ^ 7/23/86 C 1 N 046
study: some phone CUSTOMERS DIALING FOR LESS P'^ES H 2 7/24/86 13 1 N S51
SPEAKERS CITE POOR SERVICE AT HEiRING ON PHONF RATF HIKF I i 7/24/06 C 1 N U82
GTE LOWERS REQUEST AGAIN AS CIM-ISSION HFAorur E^nl ^ ' 7/24/86 C 1 P N W'J2
GOVERNMENT LOWERS RETURN RATE FOR AUT IN TER STATF °npc p » T TnN,c " ^ 7/25/86 B 1 N 046
LONG-OISTANCE PHONE DIALING ET UI PMENT RFADY . r TF s2vl ' ""'^ " ^ 8/00/86 A 20 N
GENTEL MONTHLY HOME BILLS GOT G UP AT LEAST 41 68 ^ " '- 8/J''/'-6 B 6 N
?iSfr^"'! "^^E STUDIES NEW REOUEST '•''° " ? 2'"/'"' » ' ►'I'-*
EXPECT ANOTHER INCREASE «"-:>' 5 j 9/17/86 A 1 N
REGIONAL PHONE LINKS COSTLY FOR CONSUMER " ^ '5/22/06 A 4 F
PHONE RATES SET FOR USE IN GRANVILLE POM ^ ? 9/22/86 A 4 E
GTE ASKS REVIEW OF RATE INCREASE " ? 9/26/86 Q ' N SbO
??S^^ 2"f INCREASE SOUGHT ^ 5 2 10/03/86 A 1 H H8?
GROUP MAY JOIN TOLL-FREE DIALING STUDY " ^ 10/U4/86 C 1 N L41
TOLL-FREE CALLING FOR AIRPORT IS PUSHED ^ ^ 10/15/66 C 1 N ri32
PHONE FIRMS STUDY TOLL-FREE TR I ANGLE cSlL S 5 2 11/1V06 C 1 N H82
GRANVILLE EXTENDED PHONE SERVI CFM^I RE READY WITHIN la MONTHS 5 ? 11/27/86 A 1 H Wa2
ATCT TO REDUCE LONG-DISTANCE R ATE S WI tS IN N .C . MONTHS H I 2/05/86 B 1 N S80
_^ " d L^/c*^/°b o 3 N
TELEPHONE SOLICITATION
BBB HEAD-S complaint spurs CALL. NO PROBF
BEWARE OF FUND RAISERS *= 5 2 3/03/86 CI N WB'
FOP TO PEGIN SELLING SAUCES " 2 3/19/86 A 4 L
GROUPS PLAN TELEPHONE CAMPAIGN TO PROMOTE BONDS u I ,^^,'?^2? S ,' ;'
TELEPHONE THREATS
SEE ALSO HARASSMENT
III «1-S0 OBSCENE PHONE CALLS
SEE ALSO THREATS
;»N CHARGED WITH THREATENING PHONE CALLS
THREATENING PHONE CALLS COS? W^^I^In'd's'-^^ JAIL FOR A YEAR H I V/oVAt I I -^ W27
TELEPHONES. DURHAM
III t\-i2 OIKECTORY ASSISTANCE CALLS
lif ?^IS f,"E«'^eNCY COMMUNICATIOMS SYSTEM I9UI
SFE ALSO r1S^p\S*^^fll"n'-?'"=-0'5TANCE DIALING
SEE aHo cIKeS^^ t^MSS2;'I ;"" ELECTRONICS CORP.
Ill JtiS §^?!ISb iS^ETLLi"- " '"' SOUTHEAST
^^unJk^? J^y'^'JT?!'^ TELEPHONE SERVICE
HOSPITAL'S MAIN NUMBER TO CHANGE
PS^E|;2''f''S SEEK LOAN FOR DURHAM HOSIERY MILL ? I l/0''/R6 A 14 N
GTE TO IMPROVE TRIANGLE SYSTEM ""="'='" " "-<- S 2 1/09/86 A 1 N M69
pJE REQUEST WOULD INCREASE RESIDENTIAL PHONF R4TF<: t.nt I ' 2/11/86 A 1 N
LONG-DISTANCE PHONE CALLS HAY BE DELAYED °* I ^ 2/14/86 A 1 n W82
GENERAL TEL ASKS TO BOOST home RATES 60? ^ 2 2/14/86 A 3 N
SI^,.;.""'^ ""*f NEEDED TO FenSoFF ATCT ? i 2/15/86 A 1 N L41
PHONE BILLS MAY RISE IN MARCH S 2 2/21/06 C 1 N WBT
PHONE USERS SHOHLDN-T PAY FOR OTHERS' FRIL[S S 2 2/23/86 6 I P N L4l
SOME OWN-YOUR-PHUNE CUSTOMERS HFACH OUT AN,. Plir TniirL. ,-,», rrc ^ 2 3/13/86 A 4 E
PHONE FIRM NOTIFIES CUSTOMERS ABOUT LONG-DVs?y.IrJ ni?.?n,S^^ t) ^ 3/18/86 B 3 N L41
tS^p-niSTANCE OPTIONS COM! NG T 3 DURHiS^AUG. 2 3 DECISION S 2 4/09/86 A 1 N KB?
TOLL CALLS DISRUPTED FOUR T I M= S IN TWO DAYS S I './10/86 A 22 N L4I
GTE. ATCT THINK CALLING WOES OVER " 2 4/10/86 A 22 N
LONG-OISTANCE PHONE PROBLFMS REPORTED ^ ^ 4/14/86 C 1 N W82
PUSHING 94, COACH WADE ENJOY^G LIFE " ^ 4/22/86 B 4 H
"EARING SET FOR JULY 23 ON TELEPHONE PATE HIKE ? I I'/U/S*- 1^ ' U L57
RZIi b"'^"- '^"°'*E SERVICE NOT 4FFECTE0 BY ATCT STRTKF f I 5/25/86 A 1 N M06
DURHAM DEVELOPER URGES ONE PH3 NE SYS T fh I N TR lANr 1 F ? i 6/04/86 A 2 N S33
LONG-DISTANCE PHONE SERVICE CHOICE NEARS ^'<'*'"^I-E H 2 6/05/86 A 20 P U L41
REACH OUT. PICK FIRM TIME NEARS "•='"<^ S 2 6/10/86 j , N M82
RATE OID OPPOSED H 2 6/14/86 C 1 N L41
GTE: FEE HIKE MAY SPUR CUT IN LONG-D 1 5 T ANC F BATCC "^ 2 6/2S/B6 A 4 L
PHONE SERVICE CUT NEAR SOUTH ', QUAPE "^^ "''^^ S 2 6/25/86 A 11 N WB?
STUDY: some phone CUSTOMERS D ALING FOR |FSS "2 7/0VB6 B 5 N
SPEAKERS CITE POOR SERVICE AT firipiNG ON PHONE RATE HlKF I I l'2''/»b C 1 N Wd,--
clf. 'fH'LLS NEW SWITCH SYSTEM FOR 'EXCHANGES S f 7/24/86 C I P N W82
FEW UUIRKS HINDER NEW 'EOUAL ACCESS' "'■'-"''"^''^ H 2 9/16/86 d 5 N
h^R ;s^?^^?D^^i^^iR°jfi^rBuf?o"i";!!rL'i.'s?,'"^' '^'^ ^"^ »/»^'a6^ ^ ^ n^ ^^^
r^ « ■"'"--"■="-^'-^"o','; e"\u;e?^"^^3:t?^"^« *-- - -s. ^' i4/^\^ ^ i Ji ^i?
f&s?rTS??jssN;!3G'=SoV °^5hU°?p Ia i ^ is;i^r8^6 ^ r ^ sgi
^?l:'-;S?l^ CALLING FOR AIRPORT 1° PUSHED t! ? 10/18/86 A 4 E
GTt PREPARES FOR PHONE SERVICE GROWTH i I IKi?/,?? 1^ i N WBS
TELEPHONES. INTERNATIONAL
^^rcfc^S-^P^iP UNION, TELEPHONIES
TELECOM GETS PUERTO RICAN CONTRACT
TELEPHONES. N.C.
lii 'I-52 CENTRAL TELEPHONE CO.
IIf J.'-IS fS.*?^'- ""-!-' ".C. TELFRHONES
SFE ALSO CONIEL OF THF WEST
111 JI-19 ?Ji^'^"^'''' ASSISTANCE CALLS
SEE ALSO "EOUAL ACCESS" LONG-DISTANCE DIALING
S 2 11/14/86 A 5 N
S 2 11/12/66 A
MONTHLV/AN
I N 0 t X
U/31/86
SUBJECTS
(■»'.c 970
SEE »LSO CENE'AL TELEPHONE CO. If THE SOUTHEAST
SEE ALSO r.KANVILLE COUN''y. N.C.. TELEPHONES
S'E ALSn HULSanRTuOH, M.C.. TELEPHONES
SEE ALSn "uSlLE T-iLPPHONES
SEE ALSO "BSCENE PHONi: CALLS
SEE ALSn CK4N'',E COUNTY, N.C., TELEPHONES
SEE ALSO SOUT"tBN BELL TELEPHON'^ CO.
SEE ALSO TELEPHONES, U.S.
AGENCY*"
CENTEL: POOILEMS HOT CQXPANY'? ^AULT
HEAPING SET FOR JULY 23 ON TELEPHONE RATE HIKE
ORANGE PUARD SEEKS HELP FOR pJONE wOtS
NUHSER OF PHONE SUaSC'InERS STcJOY
PHONE COMPANY SENDS MANAGERS TO AID N.C.
RATE BID OPPOSE"
GTE: FEE HIKE MAY SPO» CUT IN LONC-OI ST ANCE RATES
GTE TESTS INCLUOE bUTNER. CREEO"OOR
bnAOO HANTS PHONE SERVICE CHECKED
DLjr.luC UKTC DCnilCCTC -jUtTTl pn IM t.
ivu-.- .^^^jj . V- -r ujt~_. BEGINS
TRISNClE phone GkOHTH DEPENDS ON FuNOS
TRIANGLE TELEPHONE SERVICE CALLED 'UOFFULLY BEHIND'
GENTcL MONTHLY HOME BILLS GOIIG UP »T LEAST SI.61J
REGIONAL PHONE LINKS COSTLY FOR CONSUMER
PHONE RATES SET FOR USE IN GRANVILLE POLL
GOOUP MAY JOIN TOLL-FREE OIALING STIJOV
EKPANOEO phOnE use PROMOTED
GROUP HANTS BOARD TO GET phON= CONCERNS
Ti-ii I - c n c c TCi ci:>Lj.iiLjiMf~ i-iniii n CM u * ^.
C PG L P PYL
Changes
TELEPHONES, SERVICE DISRUPTION
PHONE SERVICE CUT. ..AGAIN
S** EKCHANGE PHONE SELLS FAIL
TOLL CALLS DISRUPTED FOUR IIM^S IN THO DAYS
CFNTEL: PROBLEMS NOT COMPANY'S =AULT
CHAPEL HILL PHONE SERVICE RESTORED
CUT C»BLE IN DURHAM ISOLATES CHAPEL HILL
ORANGE BOARD SEEKS HELP FOR PHUNc HOcS
TRIANGLE J JOINS ORiNGE PHONE STuOY
PHONE SERVICE CUT NEAR SOUTH SOUARE
PHONE LINFS CUT
PHONE CABLE CUT
FAILUPE OF TELEPHONE SWITCH DISRUPTS TRIANGLE PARK SERVICE
PHONE JAMMING PROTESTS DETENTION
TELEPHONES, U.S.
SEE ALSO AIRFONE, INC.
S^E ALSO AMERICAN TELEPHONE AND TELFGRaPh CO.
SEE ALSO BELL TELEPHONE LABORATORIES, INC.
SEE ALS" GENERAL TELEPHONE CO. OF THE SOUTHEAST
SEE ALSO MOBILE TELEPHONES
SEE ALSO OBSCENE PHONE CALLS
SEE ALSO PAY TELEPHONES
SEE ALSO PICTUREPHONE
SEE ALSO SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE CO.
SFE ALSO TELEPHONES, N.C.
SEE ALSO WATS (WIDE AREA TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICE)
FOR HHO" THE PHONE RINGS , ,
N. TELECOM BEATS COMPETITION: SYSTEM CAN CARRY NEARLY EVERYTHING...
TELESCOPES
CELESTIAL OBSERVERS
SPACE ASTRONOMY FINDING MISSING PIECES CF PUZZLE
TELETYPEWRITERS
SEE ALSO DEAF
DEVICE HELPS DEAF REACH OFFICES
TELEVISION
SEE ALSO CBS
SEE ALSO CABLE TELEVISION, O.S.
SEE ALSO CABLE TELEVISION CONVERTERS
SEE ALSO CABlEVISION OF Durham
SEE ALSO EMERGENCY BROADCAST SYSTEM
SEE ALSO FAIRNESS DOCTRINE
SEE ALSO N.C. HIGH SCHOOL RAOIO-TV INSTITUTE
SEE ALSO PUBLIC BROADCASTING SERVICE
SEE ALSO PUBLIC TELEVISION
SEE ALSO SATELLITE TELEVISION
SEE ALSO SOAP OPERAS
SEE ALSO SPORTS, TELEVISION COVERAGE
SFE ALSO TELECO'-MUNICATIONS SYSTEMS
SEE ALSO TELEVISION COM-ERCIALS
SEE ALSO TELEVISION VIOLENCE
SEE ALSO U.S. CONGRESS, r':LEVIS!ON
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL, TELEVISION
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL OEPT. OF RAUlO
SEE ALSO VIDEOTAPE
OCCUMFNTAR IF S AREN'T NEW
STATE LFGISLATIVl committees USING TELEVISION
UNC POLL FINOS COSBY SHOW POPJL'R
,..>.. ,., .. r VIEWERS
2
3
2
3
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
3
2
_ 2
H 2
1
OTHER AREAS OF U.S. H
1/12/B6 L
1/25/B6 C
"./O'/Bb B
",/10/P6 C
<>/lI/P6 B
5/26/B6 A
i/iO/'b A
5/3O/B6 A
b/'ai/'b A
b/Z^/Bb A
6/2S/B6 A
7/0T/86 C
7/0B/B6 C
7/23/B6 C
7/2'./»6 C
7/^5/96 b
7/30/e6 C
8/23/B6 e
1/ll/Sb A
<3/l7/36 C
9/17/36 A
9/22/"6 A
9/26/B6 8
lU/15/86 C
I0/16/B6 3
10/17/I>6 C
I0/18/E6 A
U/l'/°6 C
11/1<./P6 C
11/IB/B6 C
11/27/86 A
Z/OS/Rfc a
3/20/96 A
',/10/B6 A
^/ll/Bfc B
5/01/B6 A
5/02/»6 e
5/29/e6 A
6/26/B6 A
7/J2/B6 B
7/J2/S6 C
7/02/B6 C
9/17/86 A
9/17/86 C
N S80
N CO*
ri
N
N M06
N wa?
N ^a2
N
N
N ni,6
N W82
N 0<,6
■I se"
N W8?
N wa2
N H9S
N 0<,6
F
N sao
N wa?
•I
•I H82
N "10
N W62
N wa2
•: wa?
2 6/28/86 A
2 11/23/86 C
S 2
H 2
1/02/P6 C <•
2/25/P6 B 1
S 2 5/17/86 A
TELEVISION AND MOTION PICTURES
COMEDY FARE RESTORES FAITH IN U.S.
WHAT "UVIE IS SHOWING ON THE 'US?
LIB'^KTf'S T-iRCm-BEARER "ULESTEO By HUCKSTERS
A STORY OF SCHOOL SUCCESS , , , ,, ,,
TEEN OPINION: HOW MUCH TELEVISION 00 YOU WATCH EACH NIGHT?
3/l'>/''6 A
3/28/86 A
<./13/?6 C
5/j';/P6 A
5/29/86 A
6/1 1/P6 A
I 1/18/86 A
11/28/86 A
J
N use
TELEVISION, REGULATIONS
LECTURERS: TV NEwS DECLINING;
BROADCAST INDUSTRY IN CHAOS
H 2 10/25/86 A
TELEVISION, RELIGION
SEE RELIGION, TELEVISION AND RATIO BROADCASTS
TELEVISION ADVERTISING
SEE ALSO ADVERTISING
SEE ALSO TELEVISION COMMERCIALS
THE FANTASIES OF POWER
STATE HOUSE RAPS "AGAZINE FOR OEMfanING SWEET POTATO
GTE ADS FEATURE DURHA'' WORKERS
TV MAY BE HITTING A NFw HIGH IN LOWS
MICHAEL JORDAN, FIGHTER PILOT BOOST SEAT BELTS
TELEVISION COMMERCIALS
SEE ALSO CHILDREN. TELEVISION L RADIO
SEE ALSO TELEVISION
H ?
5/06/86 A
4
L
H ?
7/16/36 B
?
N
S ?
7/18/»6 C
1
N
■IS!
H ?
10/06/"6 A
^
U
r-.li
S I
10/15/86 C
1
N
mohthly/a
N M U A L
1/01/86 -
INDEX
li/3l/n6
SUBJECTS
'a^fc 9''1
1/01/17
III iHS tlLEVlMON ADVERTISING
^^1,,"^?^ TELEVISION VIOLEMCE
THE COMMERCIAL PRFAK ICARTOONI
Si!*,„'^V^"E'"'"'"< 'OS RLAMF ORnrHILL FOK NUCIFAD nilMO
BROVHILL AiriES ATTACK TV AOS GF FUNHERBUHK
JLiAgJXJ^r^y^glJgyg^ HAZAROO^S «Aa''S5yr,CART00N,
S I T
E L V
C PG L P RYL
TELEVISION NEHS BROADCASTS
5n' k''"'^ PQLL-CLOSING TIMCS
• r??N5A^H,'¥i-?"I«.>^"^f.?'KylS.E.J.S. ALL_rHAT
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VIOLENCE ON TV? TRY READING THE CLASSICS
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TE«OVATE CREAM AND OINTMENT
SEE ALSO GLAXO INC.
GLAXO GETS NEW OINTMENT READY IN I] >;
GLAXO INTRODUCES DRUG TO TReIt 'psoA USIS. ECZEMA
TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENT
SEE PART TIME JOBS
TEMPORARY PHYSICIANS
SEE ALSO KRON MFOICAL
SEE ALSO MEOSTAFF INC.
Hi ?h§S PHYSICIANS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO PHYSICIANS. N.C.
SEE ALSO PHYSICIANS. U.sT
SOME DOCTORS TAKING JOBS AS TEMPORARY PHYSICIANS
TEN-REST MOVIE LIST
SEE ALSO FILM INDUSTRY
Ha?-; TUP 10. WITH REGRETS
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TENNESSEE
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BUGS INTRODUCE LECTURE SERIES IN CHAPEL HILL H 2 10/24/86 C 12 N
TERRORISM
SEE ALSO ABU NIDAL GROUP
SEE ALSO ANTl-TFRRORISH PROGRAM
SEE ALSO ARYAN NATIONS
SEE ALSO BAAD6R-MEINH0FF GANG
SFE ALSO BOMBINO ATTEMPTS, N.C.
SEE ALSO GUN-PUNNING
SEE ALSO HIJACKING, AIRPLANE
SEE ALSO JIHAD ISHIIIE MOSELM FUNDAMENTALIST GROUPI
SEE ALSO THE ORDER
SEE ALSO PALESTINE LIBERATION ORGANIZATION
SEE ALSO R lOTS
SEE ALSO TELEVISION VIOLENCE
SEE ALSO VIOLENCE
SEE ALSO WAR
TERRUBISM ICARTOONI
COMPATTING TERRORISM: HE CANNOT BE RELUCTANT
TOUGHENING AGAINST HORRORS
■SOCIETY" NOT THE VILLAIN ,,„ ,,„..
TERPORI' T-BACK !NG NATIONS SHOULD GET WORLD ISOLATION
WORLUWIOE TERRORISM CAN'T BE ENDED 9Y ONE COUNTRY... ICARTOONI
THIS MADMAN HONORS THUGS AND MURDERERS
DEREGULATED AIRLINES (CARTOON) ,, , ^
LACK OF LIBYAN SANCTIONS MAY FORCE MILITARY STRIKE
PROVE IT! (CAPTOONI
INS lUE
PALESTINIANS ILL-TREATED
EUROPE'S STAND RILES, BUT IT'S UNDERSTANDABLE
IRRITATING, BUT WELCO"E
TERRORISM IN NICARAGUA
OFFICIAL: UNITY KEY AGAINST TERRORISM
ANTI-TERRORISM EFFO°T LACKS COORDINATION, OFFICIAL SAYS
CALERO SELLING TERRORISM
COMMENTS ON SANCTIONS
AIDING TERRORISM WRONG
PALESTINE NATIONAL ANTHEM ICARTOONI
KHAOAFY-REAGAN GUNFIGHT: SHOWDOWN WAS INEVITABLE
REAGAN POXING KHAOAFY (CARTOON!
LIBYA "LINE OF DEATH" (CARTOONI „,„„„.
MONDOGLOBAL TRAVEL AGENCY, MAY I HELP Y0U7... (CARTOONI
THE WAVE OF terrorism: UNANSWERED QUESTIONS
TERRORISTS, ARSONISTS SHARE IN COWARDICE
SHEER SENSELESSNESS
COACH K (CARTOONI
THE MIND OF A TERRORIST ICARTDONI
DURHAM REACTION SUPPORTING STRIKE
CANDIDATES BACK U.S. AIR RAID ,^„„,„.,rr
DUkF PROFFSSOR says RAIDS WON'T STOP LIBYAN TERRORISTS
2 AREA PROFESSORS EXPRESS RESERVATIONS ABOUT RAID
TAR HEEL REPORTERS IN MIDDLE OF LIBYA CONFLICT
STRIKE AGAINST LIPYA JUSTIFIABLE RETALIATION
U.S. RAID GOOD MOVE IN ANTI-TERRORIST BATTLE
MRS. THATCHER PROVES CUUKAGEOF CONVICTION .,.„Tr,ni„,
REACTIONS THAT YOU SHOULDN'T HOLD YOUR PREATH WAITING TO HEAR (CARTOONI
N.C. NATIVE'S NAME IS ON LIPY«N 'HIT LIST'
"TO THE SHORES OF TRIPULI" (CARTOONI
Ri-AGAN 'SLAPPED* LIBYAN CIVILIANS. NOT KHAOAFY
LIBYA EDITORIAL CORRECT
ASU STUDENTS RELEASE SONG ON LI^YA RAID
RONALO REAGAN CRITICS READY ID ACCEPT TERROR
EiJROPE LOSING DOLLARS , „,.„„.,.
"...SECOND PRI2F: TWO TRIPS TO EUROPE!" ICARTOONI
AWAKE TO OUR DANGER ,„ ^, ^„,
EUROPE'S OUT, U.S. IS IN FOR TRIANGLE TRAVELERS
ALLIES' RESOLVE MAY GROW
IS DROPPING SOWS AN ACT OF WAR?
SEEK PEACEFUL SOLUTIONS
BOMBING A BLOW TO PEACE
FRANCE FORGETS HISTORY
TERRORISM (CARTOONI
SANCTIONS BETTER THAN BOMBS . ,
FROM THEATRICAL MAYOR, A NO-NONSENSE IDEA
'CARt PACKAGES' TO LIBYA
LOVE IT OR LEAVE IT
N.C. SOLDIER RECEIVES PURPLE HEART
PEACE AT ANY PRICE
DIFFERENCES MARK REACTION TO LIBYAN RAID ,,„„„„ . r ... Tr,r,., ■
...IN TOKYO, WORLD LEADERS GATHER TO ACT AGAINST TERROR... (CARTOONI
PROFESSOR: TERRORISM HAS NO SOLUTION
COURSE PART OF BROAD PROGRAM AT DUKE
INTERNATIONAL LAW PROFESSOR'S SPECIALTY
WORDS NOT ENOUGH TO COMBAT TERRORISM
SYRIAN TERKORISM PROTECTED BY RUSSIA ICARTOONI
AMERICA'S THE GREATEST
ITALY IGNORES LESSON OF AIRPO'T BOMBING
U.S. SHOULDN'T OPEN TALKS WITH TERRORISTS
MANDELA IS 4 TERRORIST „ ,,
U.S. SHOULDN'T STIR UP TROUBLE WITH L,ADHAFI
FAMILY LEARNS RELATIVE SURVIVED HIJACKING
HASSACRF IN PAKISTAN SENDS OUT A MESSAGE
THE LINKAGE
TERROR (CARTOONI
WEST GERMAN SOVIET SPEAK OF TERRORISM AT THE UN
HANDLING OF DANILOFF CASE SETS BAD PRECEDENT
CAUGHT IN THE BIG LIE
RETURN TO CIVILUATION
DP. ASSAD'S IFSTEO SNAKEBITE "EDICINE (CARTOONI
U.S. SHOULDN'T VIOLATE OWN TERRORISM POLICY
MEDIA ACTS IRRESPONSIBLY
PRESI'^ENT REAGAN'S DEAL SHAMEFUL CONTRADICTION
MILITANT SIKHS, HINDUS SHATTER GANDHI'S DREAM
TERRY SANFORD DISTINGUISHED LECTURES
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., SPEAKERS , , ,„,,o/r>, a q >i
EX-WORLD BANK PRESIDENT TO SPEAK AT DUKF 5 \ j°^ ?<2* J , p ,1 j,,.
EX-DEFENSE CHIEF LAUDS REAGAN ARMS MQVES " 2 10/16/86 A I P N A!,^.
TEST TUBE BAPY
SEE ALSO BIRTH RESEARCH
SEE ALSO 81RTHS
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l/01/f6 A
4 T
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H 2
1/02/06 A
4
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1/02/86 A
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1/03/86 A
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1/03/86 A
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1/D5/86 0
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1/08/66 A
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1/11/86 0
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1/21/86 A
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1/23/86 A
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N 046
H 2
1/24/86 b
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H 2
1/27/86 A
4
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H 2
1/31/86 A
4
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H 2
2/24/Bo A
4
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H 2
3/05/86 A
4 T
T 856
H 2
3/26/86 A
4
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3/27/86 A
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3/2'7/86 A
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4/04/86 A
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4/08/86 A
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4/09/80 A
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4/15/86 A
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4/15/86 A
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4/16/86 A
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4/16/86 A
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4/16/86 A
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4/16/86 A
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4/16/86 A
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4/17/86 A
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4/17/86 A
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4/17/66 A
11
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4/11/66 A
A T
T C50
H 2
4/21/86 A
4
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H 2
4/22/86 A
4
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H 2
4/22/96 A
12
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H 2
4/23/86 A
4
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H 2
4/23/86 A
4
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H 2
4/23/86 A
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4/23/86 A
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4/23/86 A
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N W82
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4/24/86 A
4
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4/27/86 0
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H 2
4/2 7/86 D
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4/28/86 A
4
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4/28/86 A
4
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H 2
4/21/86 A
4 T
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H 2
4/21/86 A
4
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H 2
4/30/86 A
A
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4/30/86 A
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5/01/96 A
4
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5/01/96 A
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5/0'/P6 A
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5/03/86 A
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5/U5/86 A
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5/11/86 C
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5/12/86 C
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5/12/86 A
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5/25/8b D
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d/a1/96 A
4
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7/14/86 A
4
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7/21/86 A
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8/13/96 A
A
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1/01/96 A
A
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H 2
1/09/96 B
3
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1/15/86 A
4
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1/2D/86 A
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9/21/86 0
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12
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11/06/86 A
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11/15/86 A
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1/01/86
INDEX
12/31/B6
SUBJECTS
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SEE ALSO INFANT':
SEE ALSO MEDICAL FTHirs
13 FaSu iff ;?,M?^"°SPITAL'SFl5sT TRIPLETS-
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TESTING
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III ^^S^5^,'^?y"J' SCHOOLS, anSOalt^shng
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SEE iCHOOLS. U.S.. ACHIEVEMENT STUDIES
TETRAHYDOCANNapINOL (THC)
SEE ALSO CANCER
SEE ALSO CHEMOTHERAPY
SEE ALSO DRUGS
SEE ALSO MARIJUANA
3S2i'jt;s;.'i;si^f!SG'.' si.i.*'^r.r5'6R!Pus.
DONE WRONG, CAN RUIN REPUTATIONS
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TEXASGULF CORP.
AURORA'"RFsfnFMl;''??;?°I,''"^f AGAINST COMPANY
AURORA RESIDENTS FEAR FINE WILL THREATEN JOBS
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BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
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SEE ALSO BOOKS. U.S.
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S 2 2/2S/R6 C 1 N
H I 2/27/86 A 1 N
H 2 8/13/86 B <. N M97
S 2 9/16/B6 C 1 N wa2
H 2 9/,;i/P6 B 2 P N G5D
H 2
H ?
12/23/86
12/25/86
H 2 9/03/86 A 13
l/l"/B6
2/26/86
'./13/86
6/08/86
9/07/86
9/18/86
11/17/86
11/17/86
11/25/86
11/26/86
12/1 1/86
12/12/86
12/30/86
1
1
1
Q
1*1
23
1
S92
592
S92
l/lA/86
1/21/86
1/22/86
1/23/86
2/22/86
3/15/86
<i/05/36
<i/12/86
<./l3/e6
*/17/86
'1/20/86
5/2V86
6/0.'/86
6/02/86
6/U9/B6
6/11/06
6/17/86
7/13/86
7/16/86
7/27/86
8/01/86
3/02/86
9/07/86
9/22/K6
9/22/86
10/22/86
10/23/86
10/23/86
10/29/86
11/11/86
11/15/85
1 1/25/86
11/26/86
12/04/86
1
3
I
5
3
1
12
8
1
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I 3
: 2
I 3
; 12
L 9
I 12
I 3
i 10
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1
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8
10
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10
1
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20 =
-182
L<.I
N
N
■I
N
N
N
N
N
N
> U
N
' N W82
N wa2
N
N
N
N
N
' N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
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MONTHLY/AN
U U 4 L I H 0 £ X
l/0l/6i - 12/31/86
SUBJECTS
H E
P 0
1/0O/17
TRADE I-fBAL'NCE BIG NEW ISSUE FOR N.C.
DELEGATION
'""tiLLlSi;'TExJlLi°E2SL0V«ENT DOESN-T HE.N HORE JOBLESS
LMD-OFF TEXTILE MOSkERS BEIN'. STUDIED
GPOO TEAR PHEPICTEL. FOR '86 TE XT I L E STOCK S
■;TiinY OF TEXTILE JOBS COULD PI 0 CONFUSION
- FIGu5'=S INOICATF iHERIciN TEXTILE MILLS BUSIEST SINCE -73
tIx REFOHM LcAVES STATE'S INOJSTRY WARILT OPTIMISTIC
TEXTILE INOUSTRYt EMPLOYEES „,,.
LMO-OFF TEXTILE MORKERS PEIN", STUDIED
STATE STUDIES PLK^HT OF TEXTILE iiORKERS
STUDY OF TEXTILE JOBS CHULD END CONFUSION
T=*tlLE INDUSTRY SE=S MORE WHITE COLLARS WITH DECLINE IN BLUE
DURHAM MAN'S BYSSINOSIS CLAIM UPHELO
:;?^8i.'Dicin'-ss:L\s'^Uorh?s liiztEo h.nds have work to do
PROTECTIONISM IS COSTLY
BUSINESS highlights ,, ^.
FIRST TEXTILE WORKER OF YEAR SWARD GIVEN
TEXTILE INDUSTRY. EXPORTS ,„„„,,
SEE ALS" TEXTILE INDUSTRY, IHPCPTS
STATE DCUMMING UP EXPORT TRADE WITH CHINA
TEXTILE INDUSTRY. FRAUD
SEE ALSO CLOTHING. LABELS
SEE ALSO COUNTERFEIT LABELS
^^COMPANY FINED tl9,00D FOR SELLING JEANS
TEXTILE INDUSTRY, IMPORTS
SEE ALSO CHINA, TEXTILES
SEE ALSO IHPOPTS
SEE ALS1 N.C. EXPORTS
"Lj^^iEi^jiivl hn^'AiVup'rsih imports veto ^,'^^
BILL AI»STn PREVENT U.S. LOANS FOR FOREIGN TEXTILES
?TUDY OF TEXTILE JOBS COULD END CHNFUSION
TeKt'lE BRIEFING LEAVES N.C. "EPUBLICANS UNCONVINCED
IMPORTS CLOSE DURHAM PLANT
SANFOP- _--.,_-_ - -
SS;-°si;s""rbE.'yEEDE'D'?o"pMfECT JOBS AND FARMERS
SF^I!'i;r="lFFTc"?E-V.5°c"^r£SL'D OFF HOSIPRY IMPORTS
HOSIERY INDUSTRY STOCKING UP ON TECHNOLOGY
JS,lGlErsSJ^"A^°D''irNAlSSI^°A^T'-°orc!?1^/E^CTION ON TEXT ILE IMPORTS
^^h^^i^Eaifi^NSsri'Si^^^rpJoiTr^is R?!i^^?L^
OVERRIDE IS SOUGHT OF TEXTILE BILL VETO
RHETORIC ON FREE 'RAOE CAN SE VERY CONFUSING
HOUSE TRADE BILL TANTAMOUNT T1 WAR „,„,„,
CRAFTED WITH PRIDE IN THE U.S. CONGRESS ICARTOONI
TEXTILE GROUP ASSAILS TRADE POLICIES ,„^-,., ,^.^
DURHAM TEXTILES INDUSTRY LED BY SMALL SPECIALISTS
MADE IN HONG KONG (CaRIOONI t.tu.^,
TFxTILE MAKERS DECRY U.S. EXPTRT DEAL WITH TAIWAN
FIGURES SHOW U.S. TEXTILE IMPORTS OOUBLEO
poll: PEQPL'= TUPNINr, FROM TEXTILE IMPORTS
QUOTAS MOPE COSTLY THAN TEXTILE JOB DOLE „„nT„„,.
s?°NJ^L^^??;;fwglKl;'?^Rl^^E^T'^sa5^?^^uN"r?.^slJ?^i^ TEXTILE PACT
Hl|-sl?f Fo5SEi'r.lA5i''5Jtic^;r-kri'A;:E violated conflict law
TEXTILE PACT GETS 5-YEAR EXTENSION
REAGAN WARNS OF RETALIATION FOR QUOTAS
TEXTILE INDUSTRY MAY HAVE VOTES TO OVERRIDE VETO
"2gIn''2?s'3eto SSerrIdE would SHATTER GLOBAL maRXETS
MOUSE BACKS VETO OF TEXTILE IMPORT LIMITS
PROTECTIONISTS LOSE TEXTILE VOTE
MAkTIN DEFENDS N.C.'S GOP CONGRESSMEN
MADE IN ASIA (CARTOONI
PROTECTIONISM NOT BEST IMPORT SOLUTION
TEXTILE INDUSTRY WANTS STRONGER ENFORCEMENT
TEXTILE IMPORTS CRACKDOWN GETS RcSULTS
^E?jT?°l^'Ag'Y ^i^^lA^c'II'o^sl^'BSS'SN S. AFRICAN TE X T , LE S , ADO ED. . .
BAKER STU-PS FOR BROYHILL, CALLS TEXTIL": VE'O -MISTAKE'
T«:xTILE NEGOTIATIONS BETWEEN J.S., JAPAN BREAK DOWN
GOP CANDIDATES WANT U.S. RE-OVED FROM IMF
REPUBLICANS CRITICIZE INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND
obv'PNOR CRITICIZES L=NOING THAT uurtS INDUSTRIES IN N.C.
TEXTILE. CLOTHING IMPORTS SET RECORD^
STUDY SAYS
pr. L P BYL
H 3 I2/11/B6 I! 3
S 2 12/U/R6 B 6
S 2 12/17/66 A 5
7
1/03/86
A
7
N
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l/0'5/B6
K
6
N
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1/13/P6
A
n
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7
l/l'i/»6
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A
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7
J/23/e6
(
■1
PI
2
10/07/66
A
1
N
7
l/0'?/B6
fi
6
N
7
i/n/'-t
I
1
N
7
1/14/66
A
4
fc
7
1/23/B6
1)
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N
7
6/lH/n6
(
N
7
7/lB/e6
A
1 1
N
7
7/21/86
(.
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7
8/06/86
A
A
7
a/20/B6
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N
2
10/23/86
L
B
N
H 2 7/10/96 0
H 2 12/27/86 A
REaHAN'S TEXTILE VETO AFFECT I'IG" STATE PARTIES
Sa'fqcD CHARGES BROYHILL 'STRUCK OUT' ON TEXTILES
tSiJgST's'SE'Lp"fo'|T^lN^TH|i'/i^l! TEXTILE INDUSTRY,
?tiVlLrL§BBrSPENVMI.2 MILLION FIGHTING I-PORTS
!5!f,^f^?ElT!EE""s:^s^v5rs^^xJE???;?rRISE
N^C. TEXTILES IMPROVE. BUT OPriCIALS STILL FEAR IMPORTS
SemOCPATS six TEXTILES WILL BE CONGRESSIONAL ISSUE AGAIN
TEXTKF INDUSTRY. LAYOFFS
sInFORO SAYS LiYOFFS UNDERSCOSE NEED FOR RETRAINING
PLANT CLOSING IN BURLINGTON TO COST 36J JOBS CRACKED UP TO SE7
HOW 00 YOU FIND UUT IF A FRANCHISE IS ALL THAT IT IS LKALKCU UK lu =c f
200 IN HILLSBOROUGH LOSING JOBS
TEXTILE INDUSTRY. TAXES
SEE ALSO TAXcS, N.C.
"TAif-cSAN&EpJAy'HURT TEXTILES BUT HELP TOBACCO
TEXTILE RESEARCH BRIGHT
FoiNOATION bSyS plant FOR TEXTILES SCHOOL
'""VirTlLiSII-AWARO WINNERS
TEXTILES
SEE ALSO FABRICS
1/02/86 A
1/03/86 A
l/l'-/e6 A
1/23/86 t
3/06/86 A
3/07/86 E
3/07/P6 A
'./0<i/''6 C
<t/0B/86 A
"./iP/ee c
<./lA/''6 A
<./16/86 U
4/22/86 A
5/01/86 B
5/01/86 C
5/06/86 B
5/07/B6 B
5/13/66 A
5/23/86 A
5/2<./86 2
5/27/P6 A
5/28/»6 A
5/29/86 A
6/01/86 C
6/02/''6 A
6/J7/86 A
7/15/B6 A
7/20/86 A
7/28/86 b
7/29/86 A
7/30/»6 0
7/31/86 C
3/LJ1/96 A
3/01/86 B
3/02/86 A
8/03/86 A
8/05/86 B
3/06/86 A
8/06/86 E
3/07/86 A
3/07/86 A
9/aT/R6 A
8/08/86 A
8/11/86 A
3/12/86 A
3/1A/86 D
9/l<./»6 D
e/15/86 A
3/18/86 B
3/l''/»6 C
3/19/86 A
a/20/°6 3
3/22/86 C
3/30/86 C
9/05/°6 A
10/27/86 C
10/23/86 U
10/23/86 C
ll/0<./»6 C
ll/ll/''6 C
12/03/86 B
12/0«/86 C
12/11/86 B
12/16/86 8
N
■1 L*0
L
W32
C5D
4 T T =56
<./n/86 A 13
<,/li/86 C 6
5/01/86 B 1
6/08/86 C 13
11/01/86 A I
U L<.1
N MID
H 2 3/21/86 e 6
H 2 2/23/86 B 5 N
H 2 10/10/86 B <• N SBO
S 2 11/08/86 A 8 p P
MONTHLY/A
NtjuAL Index
1/01/86 - IzAlhb
''llirlL^^h-^^ltl^rT'"- "'"°°' "' TEXTILES
THAILAND
§?.^?cy^r'S^yi.l'J§„"|,^SW^r^'C-S^.N^LAnTUNMIN,s
THALHJMEPS OEPT. STOOE
hX'r Fp"^T:',j"^aSt?;y^^Si"5?ii?.?'i? n^'^'^ s°oos
YSXLJyS^K^^^S^A^Hg^ ?!--"-""
preview'"' °"^^ ^E^-orols""*'" '""^"""^ "°'
RIBPON-CUTTING AT THALHIMER";
^^r£^^RrgjfHinf^slik'^A?y?-"
N^0"fefHr!2fPd0M"?tE^?e"P?,griEJ;3JlTrg5s"°"°^°^^'^°''
THAfJKSGIVING
CARING, SHAPING
READY TO SHARP
llHrf''nn^f?'-,''n°'^=''°'' HOLIDAYS
THiNKS&I"NG'-SERV?CE^SRE^Sr2p^M^??,■fl ^l'^^ °<J" « TURKEY ALTERNATIVE
i'r-^Nr[?r5l=^"'""«o*i' "oll'est hl^Eo'jT Y|" "^ durham'JhSSches '^^
S^^^^Jf?,G'c'SE'*Eg- TH«NKSGIVINrH'L7s%VN^|DY
GAS PRICES LOWER THIS HOLIDAY
?^SK?fNj%^g^fe??S^?ii ?"^"^°"^^
iK^Afii^s^iiy^i.^osgri^ "^Sr^2o"s^'"^ ^--^
?"^iTr^°ST^gf^NE%^'" -°^^ "-'^ ^^-"OT" COLONISTS
C?3s^^'E'S»'^{;SKK^^G?5!^g' '"'"^^^' TRIMMINGS POR NEEDY TODAY
THANKSGIVING TRUCE
lotTd'-iUrior.oTo'-'''''-'"'''' ^°« "-C- >NDIANS. SAYS «RS. REVELS
HSL?SAt%ogS""-"' """ '=°'' "°" 5N.RLS
INsVoE "* '**'^* ''«°'"0E HOLIDAY MEALS
THANKSGIVING DAY
THAKRINGTON'S
THARRINGTON'S:
THAT'S LIFE (FILM)
EDWARDS' 'LIFE
THAXTQN RUAD IROXBORO, N.C.I
PERSON RESIDENTS CONTESTING ACTION ON DEVELriPMENT
THEATER IN THE PJRK
?MtTi9r'.I"EAIER PLANNING 'VIEUX CARRE'
&yfiswip^?L?2H^?ri^N^'ijT"""*"""°«
THEATERS. DURHAM
fci i!-52 S^J^E PLAYERS
SEE ALSO DURHAM THEATER GUILD
SEE ALSO HOOF 'N' SoRN ^" "• °
SEE ALSO REVIEWS, THEarPR
III ^43 SYNERGIC tKeJtER
SEE ALSO THEATERS, N.C.
''BRSAaSAY''53y?h^ °"^''" T"^*T6^
[■ns?"ni^rn,'ifj°'<5 NEFUED AT DUKE
fe?5 R^fEi^Vh A ^^'^S^^S^e'n^ INOEPENOENT THEATER IN RIND
FESTIVAL OF ONE-ACTS '^"*^'="
I§^^^lb^af^TRrASEJJ^I^A?3?[^ "^f °'= T^E^f"
rHilnTLo},r,%oil^''" .ffetpHAM theater
THEATERS. N.C.
iSjfJ" ° o£SfoSS°?HE^??ferrTftL°S^if^" '^° PLAYWRIGHT. DIES AT T9
RAl'iGH^JlAYfS?'-^?'?, J" downtown GRAHAM
«Vs'c=SuSc^{L^^^loaR^^^s^2?s^f^5E:J^;ir THEATERS ,n n.c.
SUPPORT THE DUKE CHILDREN'S CLASSIC (AD)
A FAILED MOVIE
Theaters, u.s.
Ill fl-12 "oviE theaters
III f,4o ""siCAL Theater
SEE ALSO WRITERS, U.S.
HARK! THE SOUND OF A HARDWOOD COURT
THEFTS. DUPHAM
SEE ROBBERY, DURHAM
THERMOMETERS
;sfr?^riST'^s?'¥siT^as? '" ''•'^ •'"■°''.
'""E?^^?R^5do;:sr?^'SF%^"''^''"'•^
SEE ENERGY CONSERVATION, U.S.
THFRMOTRON
III JM2 CANCER RESEARCH
SEE Al SO HYPERTHERMIA
JUDGE DROPS OeIeA^IS? i;i ^iiL ly'igJlN^V^EuKE
J E C T S
N E I
P D DATE C
S ! */30/n6 C
PAOc 975
l/0'5/R7
PG
1/08/96 A
1/08/86 A
Z/O'l/Bb B
5/U3/R6 A
7/^3/86 e
8/Q'./H6 C
8/05/86 b
3/07/86 B
3/07/86 A
3/07/86 C
a/08/86 A
8/08/86 A
a/l?/B6 B
3/16/86 C
10/31/86 B
l2/l?/86 A
N Cil
' " S76
' P R76
' P S76
c
U H<,5
P Mfth
N C80
N wa2
H 2
S 2
H 1
H ?
H 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
S 2
S 1
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H I
H 3
3
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
Il/0<./S6 A
ll/U'i/S6 B
11/13/86 b
11/2^/86 C
11/22/86 A
I1/22/P6 A
11/22/86 B
11/26/86 8
11/26/86 A
11/26/86 C
11/27/86 *
11/27/86
11/27/86
11/27/86 „
11/27/86 B
11/27/86 0
11/27/86 b
11/27/86 A
11/27/86 A
U/27/86 A
11/27/86 B
11/27/86 C
11/27/86 C
11/28/86 B
11/28/86 A
11/28/86 A
11/28/86 A
ll/2'»/86 B
B
1
7
5
2
1
1
1
<•
1
11
1
M 2 ll/2<>/86 A 6
S 2 11/26/86 C 1
737
T37
P T37
N S33
'1
P F70
E
N
N 030
P
'I L90
M
P T37
E
E
P K30
N W32
P K30
N
U T30
G78
H 2 5/13/86 D 12 A
H 2 10/24/86 D 13 R S66
H 1 8/20/86 C 1 N
H 2 5/20/86 C 5 N
S 2 8/U/86 D 4 P N
S 2 12/11/86 0 <, P N
1/02/86 0 1
l/0'7/86 U 12
2/2<./8b A 1
3/13/86 C i
3/13/86 0 II
3/18/86 n 6
8/l<./86 0 1
3/16/86 B I
9/06/86 C 1
N GS")
H
N A54
N W82
N
'I Me?
N 871
N r>e5
P Mo6
S 2
H 1
H 1
H 2
H I
1/16/86 C
9/06/85 C
9/06/96 C
9/12/86 D
12/23/86 C
P N S80
W66
H60
S 2 1/17/86 C 1
S 2
S 2
5/28/86 B
7/15/86 A
H 1 9/08/86 A 1 II 582
H 2 9/15/86 A N S82
S 2 9/16/86 C i N "^
MONTHLY/4
N- N U A L
1/01/86
1 .J 0 E K
12/31/86
SUBJECTS
PA'.t ITb
1/0O/97
ONE RACE UNOECIOEn
DUKE
VDrEMiEi'TS'^kHsiKE'y^Jo?en''?J iUl? AOAINST OUK., TWO DOCTORS
JUDGE CUTS S60.000, LEAVES 11.13 MILLION OF AWARD TO BIOLOGIST
^"''^^THIFF TAKFS DUKE STUDENT'S NOTES F0« ECONOMICS THESIS
CALL LEADS TO STOLEN NOTES
THIN FOR LIFE CLINIC
SEE ALSO WEIGHT CONTROL „ ,,
DURHAM DOCTOR DENIES CHAR^.E OF DRUG ABUSE
DIET CLINIC DOCTOR DENIES DRU; ABUSE
THINK ING
AFTER-SCHOOL THINKING
THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT (U.S.I
SEE ALSO CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS (iM.C. AND U.S.I
JUDGE RUNNING IN 3R0 CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
JUSTICES. JUDGES TO FACE OPPOSiriON
gUIET CONGRESSMAN REaDV TO CALL IT QUITS
LANCASTER GFTS CONGRESSIONAL SEAT
N.C. DEMOCRATS RECAPTURE TWO SEATS IN U.S. HOUSE;
THIRO^FORK CPEEK^ ^^^^^ THROUGH FO-EST HILLS
RAIN NO BLESSING ALONG F OUL- SVI ELL I NG CREEK
3RD FORK CREEK SAID UNPOLLUTED
THIRD WORLD NATIONS „_ „ ^,. ,„
DUKE TU SHOW FOUR THIRD WORLD FILMS _ „„ „
SOCIOLOGIST: DRUG PROGRAMS FAILING IN THE THIRD WORLD
DEV'=LDPING NATIONS" ECONOMIC PROGRESS TO BE D I SCU SSED . . . AT
DUKE SPFAKERS SEEK FAMINE AID REVISIONS
COMPLALFNCY PERILOUS AS MEGA CITIES MULTIPLY
UNIQUE COURSE SPREADS HFALIH
THIRD WPRLO WRITERS. FILMMAKE'S TO GATHER AT OUKt
BOOK SIGNING TU BE HELD AT riRVAN CENTER
GOOUP PROTESTS REFUSAL TO LET CUBAN VISIT DUKE
DINNER BENEFITS STARVING PEOPLE
THIKTEENTH SFNATORIAL OlSTOICT (N.C.I
SEE ALSO CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS (N.C. AND U.S.I
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C.i LEGISLATORS
MOST AREA LEGISLATORS PLAN TO SEEK RE-ELECTION
MARKHAM FILES FOR N.C. SENATE
BELL, MRS. CLEMENT ERE FOR COUNTY BOARD
CONTESTS ASSURED IN <• SENATE. HOUSE DISTRICTS
DURHAM CANOIDAIFS SUPPORTED
OTHER LEGISLATIVE RACES
WHILE SAVING THEIR POHD'^R AGAINST 'GANG OF fl'
ELECTION GUIDE: N.C. SENATE ,, ,„ ,„^,,
ELECTION '86: U.S. SENATE. N.C. SENATE. CONGRESS
HUNT, RCYALL KEFP STATE SENATE SEATS
HUNT, kOYALL easily DEFEAT CHILLENGER
DURHAM RETURNS FOR SENATE. CONGRESS. BONOS
THIRTEENTH STATE HOUSE DISTRICT (N.C.I „ , ,
SEE ALSO CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS (N.C. AND U.S.I
MARKHAM SAYS DEFEAT WON'T END CAREER
3200 JOINT VENTURE
CIDUNCILTO HEAR PLEA FOR OFFICE PARKING LOT
THIS AND THAT (SUN SPORTS COLUHNI
THIS AND THAT
THOM MCAN FOOTBALL TROPHY
SEE ALSO AWARDS
THOM MCAN WINNER
'"""'aU^SAlH'?U'iSV'l';iL?N^°SUNDAY PAPERS WITH COUPONS
'"'"'lwS:Bl:h?rc:SR^oS&'yilfRIC?-PLACEO IN NATIONAL REGISTER
THOMAS. KNIGHT, TRENT, KING AND CO.
DOSSIER: AUBREY BURNS KING
THOMAS S PROGRAM
SEE ALS" MENTAL ILLNESS
SEE ALSO MENTALLY RETARDED
SEE ALSO WILLIE M PROGRAMS
RULING AFFIRMED FOR HANDICAPPED
N.C. MENIAL CARE RULING UPHEL':
COURT BACKS MENTAL CARE CASE RULING
THO"ASVILLe"twINS reach milestone of 103 „,„,.„ ,., ., ,
THOMASVILLE FIRM HILL BECOME LARGEST WORKER-OHNEO IN N.C. .,,,,,,c,,
THOMASVILLE textile mill to BECOME LARGEST N.C. WORKER-OWNED BUSINESS
thomasville furniture industries
business highlights
Thompson cadillac-oldsmobile . ,„ „ ,,.,-^^
officials say theft ring sold cars in four states
thoroughfare plan
see chapel hill/carpboho, thorojghfare plan
see durham master thoroughfare plan
THREATS
SEE ALSO POMB IHRFATS
SEE ALSO HARASSMENT
SEE ALSO TELEPHONE THREATS
THREAT CONVICTION
MAN GUILTY OF THREATENING HELMS
THREATENED EDITOR PACKS A REVOLVER
SECRETARY THREATENED , , , n„
WOMEN ASK DIRFCTIONS, ROB MAN WHO AIDS THEM
SUSPECT'S BROTHER ARRESTED IN THREATS
T(;J^i?^IVR^^,',^"^?AS^To■rR5^ST:^LLEGED 'THOUGHT. OF KILLING SHERIFF
BOND CUT FOR MAN HELD ON SHOr.UN CHARGE
MAN WHO THREATENED REAGAN WITH LETTERS SENT TO BUTNER
THREE ARTS CLUn , ,„ ,
CLUB ENCOURAGES SHARING OF IDEAS
'"' ^^?^^Ee'^^L^Us' ^^^I'irJvE- H.PPILY NOW ONLY ONE
'EVF' CHAMPIONS FIGHT AGAINST MENTAL ILLNESS
'EVE' NOW 'FREE' AFTER '.'. YEA'S
THREE GUYS GROCERY STORES
N E
P 0
H 2
H 2
H 2
S I T
E L Y
DATE C PG L P BYL
9/20/16 C I N S32
9/2'./B6 A n N S»2
9/26/P6 B I P N 582
1/02/1=6 A
1/03/86 E
S 2 12/02/86 C 1
H 2 12/03/86 b I
H 2 11/26/86 C I P P F70
1/16/86
2/04/86
10/13/86
11/05/86
11/06/86
15
2
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NUCLEAi? PANIC
BUSINFSS HIGHLIGHTS
3-M CORPORATION
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THOEE MILE ISLAND, PENNSYLVANIA
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DUKE JUNIOR RFCPIVES ACHIEVEMENT AjARO
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TIME TELLS COUPLE'S PLIGHT IN LETTER TO DURHAM LAWYER
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RICHARD KRAMIFC'S FIB^T NOvEL TELLS COMPELLING STORY
VISITING NOVELIST DISCOVERS AREA -SUPPOPTIVE' AUDIENCE
POWERFUL YOUNG WRITER HANDLES CONTEMPORARY TRAGEDY SKILLFULLY
TIME^-MIPkOR COMPANY
SEE ALSO NEWSPAPERS. U.S.
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
TIN CITY
SEE HAYTI URBAN RENEWAL PROJECT
^"' ^»NALyIis"aT^HACHOVIA see NATION'S ECONOMY EDGING UP THIS YEAR
TIRES
SFE ALSO GOODYEAR TIRE AND RUBBER CO.
SEE ALSO HUBCAPS
SEE ALSO UNITED RUBBER WORKERS UNION
TIRES SLASHED ON POLICE CARS
A TIRING JOB
TISSUE PLASMINOGEN ACTIVATOR
SEE TPA (TISSUE PLASMINOGEN ACTIVATORl
TITLE X
PREVENTING TEEN PREGNANCIES
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DUKE PROF'S BOOK BASIS FOR TV SHOW
^°'°^NIGHT50UN0S: CATCHING THE NOCTURNAL SERENADE AT WEST POINT ON ENQ
TUPACCO
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"ULL OURHAM TOBACCO CO.
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JAPAN TOBACCO ANO SALT CORP.
LEAF TOBACCO EXPORTERS ASSOCIATION
PIPE TOBACCO
SMOKING
TOBACCO. PRODUCTION
TUPACCO INSTITUTE (WASHINGTON. D.C.I
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0 AND ENTERTAINMENT
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CAMPAIGN IN 3RD
BASCO. TOBACCO ROADS
TOBACCO, ACREAGE
TOBACCO ACREAGE DECLINES
TOBACCO. ADVERTISING
SEE ALSO ADVERTISING
SEE ALSO CIGARETTES. ADV ER T I S I Nf".
LEAF INDUSTRY GOT AMi HELP 22 YEARS AGO , ,, „ ,,„„
DOCUMENTS SHOW YOUNG SMOKERS TARGETS OF ADS BY TOBACCO FIRM
COALITION SEEKS END TO TAX BE'JEFITS FOR LEAF COMPANIES
CANCER SOCIETY CALLS FOR HALT TO TOBACCO AOS
MASSACHUSETTS REPORT URGES BAN ON ALL SMOKELtSS TOBACCO ADS
SEVEN CnNGRESSMEN SEEK BAN ON ALL TOBACCO ADS
FTC CRITICIZES REYNOLDS TOBACCO
BAN ON TOBACCO ADS CONSIDERED
KOOP'S ANTI-TOBACCO AD TESTIMONY BLOCKED ..,,,.,^
CELFBOITIES JOIN EFFORT TO BAN TOBACCO PRODUCTS ADVERTISING
CONGRESSMEN URGED TO OUTLAW TOBACCO AOS
PCOPOSEO HYPOCRISY
ATTORNEY ARGUES ON LEAF FIR-S' ADVERTISING "IGHTS
BANNING TOBACCO ADS NOT 'ENF(3'CED IGNORANCE'
TOBACCO AO B4ti UNCONSTITUTIONAL
JUDGE DISMISSES SMOKING. HEALTH AD COMPLAINT
JUDGE RULES TOBACCO AD PROTECTED BY FIRST AMENOMENT
SNUFF. CHEWING TOBACCO AOS OROERED OFF TELEVISION
WHY PICK ON TOBACCO^
TOBACCO ADVERTISING BAN DEBATED AT FORUM
PANEL DEBATES CIGARETTE-AD BM
TOBACCO. ALLOTMENTS
SEE ALSO TOBACCO. FLUE-CUREO
LEAF BILL HOLDING UP PIEDMONT GROWERS
TOBACCO FARMERS IN LIMBO
TOBACCO QUOTAS SHOUlJ STABILIZE UNDER NEW LAW
LEAF PROGRAM FACES MAJOR CHAWJES
USDA SPEEDS LEAF LEASE AGREEMENTS
NEW TOBACCO JUOTAS 6 PERCENT -ELQW 'BS ,„„.,,„ c.o-CDt
CONGRESSMEN S'Y NEW PROGRAM WILL UNOJLY HURT TOBACCO FARMERS
CHANGES MAY INCREASE SALE OF LEAF ALLOTMENTS , „t„„„tc
LAW TO END LEASE AND TRANSFER PROCESS ON TOBACCO ALLOTMENTS
N.C. FARMERS PLANT ■JX LESS TOBACCO .,,„.
1 DURHAM TOBACCO MARKET PLANS TO OPEN WEDNESDAY
TOBACCO UUOTA LEASING OK • 0 IN 12 COUNTIES
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OFFICIALS PltAISE TOBACCO QUOTA
TOBACCO. ANTI-5M"KING CAMPAIGN
SEE ALSO AIRLINES. SMOKING R£ruLATIONS
SEE ALSO PUSriESSFS. U.S.. SMOKING
SEE ALSO CIGARETTES
SEE ALSO COALITION ON SMOKING OR HEALTH
SEE ALSO FRESHSTART
SEE ALSO GkOUP against SMOKERS POLLUTION (GASPl
SEE ALSO MILITARY. SMOKING
SEE ALSO OUIT SMOKING CLINIC
SEE ALSO SMOKING
SEE ALSO TOBACCO, HEALTH EFFECTS ,,,„, .,.,
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TOBACCO, BURLEY
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TOPACCO, CURING
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H 2 11/06/86 C 5
u
S 2 11/07/86 A 1
N 885
H 2 ll/n/86 A 11
N
H 2 11/13/86 A 18
N
H 2 11/17/86 A 4
L
H 2 11/19/86 B 16
N
S 2 ll/n/86 B 1 P
F S27
S 2 11/19/86 b 1
N
H 2 11/20/86 B 1 P
F C60
S 2 11/20/86 A 2 P
N
H 2 11/21/80 A 19
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H 2 11/21/86 A 19 0
N
H 2 11/21/86 A 19
N
H 2 11/22/86 A 4 T
T C50
H 2 12/02/86 C 7
N
S 1 12/04/86 A 3
N
H 2 12/05/86 A 4
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H 2 12/06/86 A 9
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H 2 12/08/86 A 13
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H 2 12/11/86 A 21
N
H 2 2/17/36 A 12 P
N
S 2 2/18/86 A 18
N
H 2 12/19/86 A 4 r
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H 2 12/19/86 C 7
N
S 2 12/19/86 C 7
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H 2 I2/23/P6 B 3
N
H 2 12/24/86 A 4
E
H 2 12/24/86 C 4
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H 2 12/27/96 C 1
N
S 2 12/27/85 A 5
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H I 10/02/86 B 3
N
H 2 8/11/86 A 9 P
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S 2 8/12/86 A 1"
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S 2 8/14/86 A 4
H 2 8/19/86 B 2 P
) H45
H 1 4/03/86 B 1 N
H 2 7/28/86 A 1 P N %Bn
1/03/86
1/17/96
1/26/86
3/04/86
4/08/86
6/26/96
7/26/86
9/03/86
9/03/85
9/23/86
9/23/85
10/07/86
11/21/85
1
13
I
4
1
1
14
11
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N
N H82
1 M N H82
1 N
19 N
MONTHLY/A
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1/01/86 -
INDEX
12/31/86
SUBJECTS
i/o'/e '
POOTECTION, H^Jh PRICFS THREATEN TOBACCO SALES. LEAF OFFICIALS SAY
JAPAN PLANS TO KEEP PUKCHASIN3 U.S. TOBACCO
V5LUE OF STATE'S XANUFACTURIN'". EXPORTS DECLINES
JAPAN TOBACCO INC. Tu BUY FLie-CuREO LEAF
TURKEY MAY RUY AMERICAN LEAF
REAGAN SAYS JAPAN HILL SUSPEND TARIFF ON TOBACCO
LOWER TOBACCO PRICES BLAMED ON TARIFF DEAL
TOBACCO. FSRKERS
SEE ALSO FARMERS. DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO FARMERS. N.C.
SEE ALSO FARMERS' HIVES , ,,„ , „„ „
SEE ALSO FLUE-CURED TOBACCO COOPERATIVE STABILIZATION CORP.
N.C. FARMERS FIRST IN TOBACCO. SHEET POTATOES. TURKEYS
TOBACCO FARMERS OFFERED TIPS ON 1^36 CROP
DELAY SOUGHT ON TOBACCO REFERi^NDUM
WHILING AWAY WINTER
* TOBACCO GROWERS FILE SUIT OVER REBATES TO COMPANIES
WAREHOUSE CLOSINGS CONCERN LE«F GROWERS
DURHAM FARMERS AWAIT LEAF VOTE , , ,„ „^..,,
LIOUUR INDUSTRY. NOT TOBACCO. SH0UL3 BE FOCUS OF GOVERNMENTS
IOdACCO GROWERS LEAVE CO-OPERATIVE MEETING PERPLEXED
SMOKING HARMS NON-SMOKERS
LEAF BILL HOLDING UP PIEDMONT GROWERS
TOBACCO FARMERS IN LIMBO
TOBACCO FARMERS TO VOTE ON LEAF PROGRAM
N.C. TOBACCO FARMERS VOTE TO CONTINUE SUPPORT PLAN
LFAF PROGRAM FACES MAJOR CHANGES
USOA SPEEDS LFAF LEASE AGREEMENTS
survey: small farmers FIND IT TOUGH TO SURVIVE
LAW 10 EfJD LEASF AND TRANSFER PROCESS ON TOBACCO ALLOTMENTS
PEACHFS APE REPLACING TOBACCO ON THIS FARM
RELIEF FOR THIRSTY FIELD
TOBACCO TOP CROP ON HALF OF AREA FARMS
KEEPING THE CROP CLEAN
TOBACCO FEES MAY BE HELD AS DEPOSIT
GRANVILLE FARMER REAPS BENEFITS OF DECISION MADE 31 YEARS AGO
DROUGHT'S EFFFCT ON LEAF CROP VARIES
LYNG SAYS FUTURE LOOKS GOOD FOR FAMILY FARMS
SOME FARMERS HAVE LITTLE LEAF TO SELL
SANFORO'S TRIP DRAWS CRITICISM
GRIM WORRY STALKS TOBACCO MARKET'S ONCE-COLORFUL RITUAL
THE FAMILIAR CHANT 3EGINS AGAIN IN AREA'S TOBACCO WAREHOUSES
LAWSUIT UN TOBACCO REBATES DISMISSED
PREPARING LFAF
GREEN-TOBACCO ILLNESS BLAMED ON NICOTINE
TOBACCO GROWERS GETTING 'MORE TAKF-HOME PAY'
DROUGHT HURTS OLD BELT LEAF GROWERS IN WALLET
TOBACCO, ^FLUE-CUREO^^^ TOBACCO COOPERATIVE STABILIZATION CORP.
SEE ALSO TOBACCO. ALLOTMENTS „, ,.,,
LAW TO END LEASE AND TRANSFER PROCESS ON TOBACCO ALLOTMENTS
N.C. FARMERS PLANT ^% LESS TOBACCO
TOBACCO UUUTA LEASING OK ' 0 IN II COUNTIES
FLUE-CURED LEAF PRICES REPORT'=D DOWN ON MOST MARKETS FOR WEEK
OFFICIALS PRAISE TOBACCO QUOTA
TOBACCO. HEALTH EFFECTS
SEE ALSO Cancer
SEE ALSO CIGARETTES ,, ,,
SEE ALSO CIGARETTES. TAR AND NICOTINc RATINGS
SEE ALSO COALITION ON SMOKING OR HEALTH
SEE ALSO GROUP AGAINST SMOKERS POLLUTION (GASPI
SEE ALSO LUNG CANCER
SEE ALSO TOBACCO, ANTI-SMOKING CAMPAIGN
SEE ALSO TOBACCO. RESEARCH
SEE ALSO TOBACCO PRODUCTS LIABILITY PROJECT
NEW SCIENTIFIC TOOL MAY HI:lP IN SMOKING STUDY
EDITORIAL OMITTED VALID POINTS
STUDY PREDICTS 50t INCREASE IN LUNG CANCER DEATHS
CURB ALCOHOL. NOT TOBACCO
SMOKING CLOVE CIGARETTES DANGEROUS
LEAF INDUSTRY GOT AMA HELP 2Z YEARS AGO ^„„ ,,„ __„
DOCUMENTS SHOW YOUNG SMOKERS TARGETS OF ADS BY TOBACCO FIRM
ALL STUDENTS FLUNK SMOKING TEST
PASSIVE SMOKERS' WORRIES WARRANTED. EPA OFFICIAL SAYS
ATTORNEY SAYS TOBACCO SUITS ARE STRETCHING LAW
COALITION SEEKS END TO TAX PE"1EFITS FOR LEAF COMPANIES
RESEARCHER SAYS SMOKING IS CUTTING WOMEN'S EDGE ON LIFE EXPECTANCY
aUITTING SMOKING HAS IMMEDIATE BENEFITS
study: pregnant smokers AT RISK
C. EVERETT KQOP. FOF OF TOBACCO. SMOKED A PIPE!
KOOP ADVOCATES FAMILY PRIORITIES
SMOKING HARMS NON-SMOKERS
AMA JOURNAL HITS TOBACCO IN E'lTIRE ISSUE
YOUNG LHEUERS. DIPPERS IGNORANT OF RISKS — STUDY
TOBACCO PROFITS BUILT DUKE UNIVERSITY
WRONGFUL DEATH SUIT SETTLED IN CALIFORNIA
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
U.S. MEN AND women: a NEW 5M0<ING PATTERN
CHARLOTTE STuOENT<; TEST EFFECTS OF SMOKING ON BODY REFLEXES
ANII-TOBACCD GROUP CLAIMS ASBESTOS-CANCER STUDY FOUND
CANCER SOCI'^TY CALLS FOR HALT TO TOBACCO A05
SURGEON GENERAL SAYS ORAL TOBACCO HEALTH RISK
END OF CIGARETTE INDUSTRY PREDICTED
SMOKING A SECONDARY PRO''LEM .-r^r^r
TRIAL DATE FOR SUIT AGAINST LC M SPURS DROP IN TOBACCO STOCKS
ALTERNATIVES TO TOBACCO CROP JRGEO
COURT RULING AIPS TOBACCO COMPANIES
TOBACCO LIABILITY SUITS RISING ,..,^„,,,,t-
SMOKING. EXERCISE MAY REDUCE CAUSE OF INFERTILITY
L£.M LAWYERS TO APPEAL RULING ON CIGARETTE LABELS
LCM TO APPEAL WARNING RULING
PALMER FILED SUIT
CIGARETTE RULING IS LEFT INTACT BY FEDERAL COURT
N.C. MUTUAL JOINS PROGRAM TO HELP BLACKS QUIT SMOKING
UKLA. SNUFF TRIAL CENTERS ON MARKETING STRATEGY
SEVEN CONGRESSMEN SEEK BAN ON ALL TOBACCO ADS ,„„.,-„
DOCTORS ASK MEDICAL ASSOCIATION TO STEP UP ASSAULT ON TOBACCO
FTC CRITICUES REYNOLDS TOBACCO
STUDY LINKS SMOKING. ALZHEIMER'S ,^^
TAX REFORM OFFERS NO INCENTIVES TO INVEST IN START-UP COMPANIES
alcohol: a drug problem
ads editorials, rjr argues
studies fuel passive smoking debate
■ultral"w-y!£ld' cigarettes better. bui...
koop backs ban on cigarette ads ^,,,
cigarette workers frustrated ry moral critics
judge dismisses smuking. health ad complaint „„,.,
judge rules tobacco ad protected py first amendment
science academy criticizes ap quality in jetliners
cancer in males "ay have peaked
rjr ht^ir: idealist ok opportunist?
unit targets smokeless tobacco
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1/15/16
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1/2T/86
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2/25/86
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2/27/86
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3/02/86
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3/10/86
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6/17/86
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6/30/86
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9/05/nt>
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8/07/86
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8/08/n6
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8/13/86
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8/28/86
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9/01/86
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9/03/'>6
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10/23/86
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H 2
11/17/86
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H 2 5/28/86 0 A
S 2 7/17/P6 A 5
H 2 9/2A/86 A lA
H 2 10/04/86 A "
M 2 12/14/86 C 1
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1/05/86
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l/06/°6
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1/12/86
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l/13/''6
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1/15/56
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l/22/"6
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1/23/86
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1/27/86
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1/3D/86
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H 2
2/19/86
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2/20/86
A
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2/23/'"6
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2/23/86
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2/26/86
B
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2/27/36
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2/27/86
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2/27/86
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2/28/°6
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3/01/86
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3/U4/56
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3/13/56
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3/14/86
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3'20/86
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3/20/8(,
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3/24/06
B
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3/24/06
B
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H 2
3/26/86
C
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H 2
3/27/06
A
23
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H 2
4/02/86
A
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H 2
4/04/86
c
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H 3
4/J8/06
c
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H 2
4/11/06
c
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H 2
4/14/86
A
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S 2
4/17/66
c
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S 2
4/28/86
A
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4/29/06
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5/J2/86
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5/13/86
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5/17/86
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6/05/O6
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6/1P/06
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6/17/86
A
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H 2
6/17/86
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6/21/86
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H 2
6/29/36
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7/IJ4/B6
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H 2
7/ll/°6
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H 2
7/1 1/86
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H 2
9/J'/86
A
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H 2
d/34/06
A
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H 2
8/J7/86
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d/J7/R6
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3/14/86
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1/01/85'- - 'l^?l^J " ' SUBJECTS p,,, ,,;
1/01/17
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?l't';"£e'^Ce5NS. MEW TAXES PUTTtMr. TM. ,,.... ...... "" ""^^ CPcMkyl
2lir;i^K^^n^M^^"°«^'«. STUaVSAVS H ^
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2?.'"?"^^"^ «''^L ' Ne"-*"™ "' "'"°^' SECOND-HAND SMOKE ^ I J.^'j^;?? S
HEALTH GROUPS GEAR POR BIG ATTACK ON SHOKING » 3 \VAl/"t A , e
TOBACCO, HISTUPV " ^ li/27/86 C 1 N
"Mi^?^^^^^i?rE;5ni3?rc^"'^"?sf5RY
RECEi';iNg'AJ^r^Jc'Ts'"""'"'= ""' <"= '"E ""'l-E BLACK EXPERIENCE REVEALED S I l^^t^S^ ^ ^ o '^
?H??:if f^i^^i^fi"!^^ SS^r- - "-^ CHINA .A.ELS '''"U UB ^ "-
STSlNGERS.^HiNhERS^^CLDG SlNrl=??°, IS "^""'^ "'■O I I ?^l?<2'' " ' " F " =
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RJR TAX RULING FREES BONANZA FOR CITY. COUNTY " 2 lO/oS/Pb B I N
TOBACCO, LAWSUITS ■ . " ^ 12/10/86 CI N X8?
SFE ALSO LAWSUITS. N.C.
SEE ALSO LAWSUITS. U.S
SEE ALSO PRODUCT LIABILITY LAW
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
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INSIDE "" ^ I './29/86
HIGH COURT TO HEAR RJR VS. DURHAM H 2 9/02/86 - ,
TOBACCO, LEGISLATION ^ ^ 10/06/86 A 1
'1rH?L'r^'^""^^"i"E"SR"?S^^0R TOBACCO BILL
B§rc?i^^AS3^Si''?N"riS^^""°«' gROwi?^«" "■^'- S 2 2/2V86 C 3
f^S^^S S^f^ ?^^?2r ^ r CHALLENGED ^
FFIIFRAI itrr^cCffl 1;E«F PROGRAM CHA^JGES S 2 3/10/06
N.C^ T0BACCT^^Aj«co9'*„C'i'»'<ETTes HalJeO S 2 3/12/86 A ? M
TOBACCO, MARKETS ' ^ '•/08/86 A 1 H
^^^nf-J? 'CACCn, SALES
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WHlp^Sili'EiiiKS^Vi?"' '"'"' '" ""'5 TOBACCO WAREHOUSES H ? l^lf^Sl
DURHAM TSsACCO^MiRKFT OPENS H I VAVA^^
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1/01/86 - 12/31/fl6
SUBJECTS
"ir.c "902
l/O'/'T
LEFTOVE' LESF 0nMIN4TFS DUiiHlM IJCTION
SELLEOS O'TIHISTIC nH OLIRHA'< L6«F
PalCES FALTER 01 TwT OF NORTH CAROLINA'S TOBACCO BELTS
LEAF ORICES BETTE" IN SECOND hEEK CiF SALES
A5EA TOBACCO PRICES
OURHA" LEAF SALES TOP $135 AVrRAGE
AREA TJBACCO PRICES
AOEA TOPACCI PRICES
RAI'I DA-PFNS DURHAM LEAF PRICES
FAR"EOS U'GEO TO LET LEAF RIPEN
AREA TOBACCO PRICES
ONLV EASTERN BELT PRICES HOLD STEADY
DURHAM LEAF PRICES SLIP: DROUGHT BLAHED
AO£A TOBACCO PRICES
LFAF PRICES JUMP ON DURHAM MARKET
TC3ACC0 PRICES INCREASE
AREA TOBACCO PRICES
LEAF PRICES SHOW DECLINE
C^AF PRICES IHURS9AY ON DURHAM AREA NARKETS
AREA TOBACCO PRICES
TOBACCO GRAOE PRICES UP ON Two BELTS
A PLUG FOR TOBACCO. ..AND THE GOOD OLO DAYS
TOBACCO GRAOE AVERAGES DOWN ON TWO BELTS IN NORTH CAROLINA
PRICES FIRM OH OLO. MIDDLE BELT
LEAF PRICES AVERAGE $150
AREA TOBACCO PRICES
LEAF LOSES CLOUT IN DURHAM EtONOMY
L=AF LOSES CLOUT IN DURHAM ECONOMY
OLD. -IPDLE 3ELT LEAF PRICES »ISE
LEAF AVERAGES IMPROVE ON 2 BELTS
,[j c A TnpACCO PRICES
FLUE-CURED LEAF PRICES REPORTED DOWN ON HOST markets FOR WEEK
TOBACCO PRICES DOWN C'l ThREE N.C. BELTS
LEAF PRICES UP SLIGHTLY ON Ti,-^ JSl-TS
LOWER TOBACCO PRICES BLAMED 0-l TARIFF DEAL
PRICES "OWN ON ALL Three tqeaCCO "ELTS
LEAF SALES REWOUND ON SOUTHERN BELT
WEEKLY AVERAGES DROP ON SEVER'L LEAF BELTS
STATE LEAF PRICES DROP
LEAF PRICES STEADY ON OLO. MnOLE BELT
FINAL ICBSCCO SALES HELD ON EASTERN BELT
AREA TOBACCO PRICES
LEAF SALES ENDING: PRICE. VOLUME FALL
DURHA- "ARK=T TOBACCO SALES END WEDNESDAY
TOBACCO SALES END TOMORROW
DROUGHT HURTS OLD BELT LEAF COWERS IN WALLET
TOBACCO PROGRAM SUCCESSFUL BUT DROUGHT CuT POUNDAGc
MARTIN: TOBACCO PPQGkAH REBOUNDING
"°''"c'8NGSE-is'o'Ki°l[LL"?5"5?VISE L=AF SUPPORT. INCREASE TAX
2-CENT LEAF FEE URGED BY STABILUATION CORP.
^"^"■chECKS^FLr'saNNEO PESTICIDES COULD BEGIN IN NEXT SIX WEEKS
TOBACCO MUST -EET PESTICIDE STANDARDS
SPECIAL TOBACCO PLANTS MAY FIGHT INSECTS
TOBACCO. PLANTING . . _„
IMPORT Pules for tobacco are outlined
TOEACCP. PRICE SUPPORTS
SEE ALSO PRICE SUPPORTS
SEE ALSO TOOACCD. LEGISLATION
DELAY SOUGHT ON TOBACCO REFER-NDU" .„„
ROSE «AYS DELAYING T03ACCO REFERENDUM MAT BE UNNECESSARY
CONGRESS DELAYS TOBACCO REFERENDUM
LEAF PROGRAM BILL NEEDS ACTION SOON
PETRI ATTACKS TOBACCO LEGISLATION _ . .,,
<. TOBACCO GROWERS FILE SUIT OVER REBATES TO COMPANIES
TOBACCO LEGISLATION ATTACHED TQ BILL
TOBACCO MEETING SCHEOULEO
DURHAM FARMERS AWAIT LEAF VOTE
TOBACCO GROWERS LEAVE CO-OPERATIVE m=eTInG P:RPLE«E0
LEAF BILL WILDING UP PIEDMONT GROWERS
rOBACCO FARMERS IN LIMBO
HIGHER LEAF ASSESSMENT ANNOUNCED
TOBiCCO PLAN REFORMS TO BE CHALLENGED
TOBACCO BILL PASSES HOUSE _,,„..
HELMS HAS PLAN TO SAVE ENDANGERED TOBACCO BILL
TOBACCO FAR"ERS TC VOTE ON LE»F POOGRAM
OFFICIiLS PRECICT STATE GROWERS SiCKEO LEAF PLAN
FEDERAL EXCISE Tax ON CIGARETTES "ALVED
N.C. TOBACCO FARMERS VOTE TO CONTINUE SUPPORT PLAN
CONGRESS OkS bill TO REVISE LEAF SUPPORT, INCREASE Tax
THBACCO OUOTAS SHdULD STABILIZE JNDER NEw LAW
BUHLtY TOBACCO CROkEkS BACK SUPPORT PROGRAM
LEAF PROGRAM FACES -'AJOR CMAfCES
USDA SPEEDS LEAF LEASE AGREEMENTS
QEFICIT-REOUCTION LAW MAY AFpECT TQOJCCO PROGRAM
TOBACCO LEADERS WILL TRY TO PREVENT FURTHER CUTS
DEFICIT-CUTTING LAW TO REDUCE TOBACCO LOANS
NEW TOBACCO aoOTAS 5 PERCENT BELOW "85
'cHRErEl^SlN''sir^lw*Jp8GgIS'L^LL UNDULY HURT TOBACCO FARMERS
HELMS: TOBACCO PROGRAM OUTLOOK TURNED ABOUfD
<, LARGE TOBACCO COMPANIES TO pupChaSE ALL SURPLUS LEAF
pcNNY-PER-POUND LEAF FEE BEIf* C3NSI0ERE0
AGREEMENT REACHED ON TOBACCO euyoUT PLAN
TOBACCO MUST MEET PESTICIDE STANDARDS
TOBACCO FEES MAY BE MELD AS DEPOSIT
LEAF GROWERS' ASSESSMENT 2 l/2« A POUND
LYNG OKS NEW FEES ON LEAF
LESS TOBACCO GOING INTO LOAN PROiRA"
LAWSUIT ON TOBACCO REBATES DISMISSED , _ „
ONLY 5 PERCENT OF "?6 TOBACCO SALES HAVE CONE UNDER LOAN
TOBACCO PROGRAM SUCCESSFUL BUT DROUGHT CuT POUNDAGE
MARKET-ORIENTED APPROACH IS U'GFD FOR N.C. FARMERS
DEMOCRATS SAY TEXTILES WILL BE CONG'E SS lUNAL ISSUE AGAIN
TRACE IMBALANCE BIG NFw ISSUE FOR N.C. DELEGATION
HEALTH GROUPS GEAR FOR BIG ATTACK ON SMOKING
TOBACCO. PRICES
SEE TOBACCO. SALES
^"^"nORtS^cak^LINA farmers GET $252 MILLION BLOW FROM SUMMER DkOOGHT
U.S. TOBACCO CROP DOWN
LEAF FORECAST DOWN
TOBACCO. UUJTAS
SEE TOBACCO. ALLOTMENTS
TOBACCO. RESEARCH
SEE ALSO AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH
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8/15/95 C
3/lb/'b C
8/l^/»6 B
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8/22/86 C
8/22/B6 A
9/26/°6 d
8/2''/86 B
i/ZT/^b 0
e/2T/36 C
8/2R/86 A
a/2''/?6 C
9/Di/»6 4
9/0«./?6 C
9/0'./R6 C
9/05/=6 B
9/09/P6 B
9/13/B6 A
9/l<./96 C
9/16/86 C
9/17/P6 B
9/lfl/=5 A
9/18/86 A
9/23/86 3
9/23/86 A
9/23/86 A
•./2 7/86 A
9/27/86 C
9/30/86 3
lD/JA/86 A
10/33/56 C
10/09/86 C
10/15/86 C
10/16/86 C
10/17/85 A
ID/18/P6 A
10/22/86 C
10/2<./86 C
10/28/86 A
10/29/86 b
ia/2='/86 C
ll/Jl/85 e
U/DA/86 A
11/17/B6 b
ll/26/Rb A
12/10/86 A
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N
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W82
W32
H 2
H 2
3/21/86 A
7/12/86 C
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1/15/86
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1/23/86
3
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1/25/86
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1/29/86
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l/31/''6
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2/08/86
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2/l3/'>6
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H I
2/ ''/86
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2/19/86
A
I p
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H 2
2/25/86
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3/01/86
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3/02/66
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3/05/86
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3/J6/8b
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3/07/86
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3/G7/66
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3/10/85
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3/l'./86
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3/15/P6
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3/19/86
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H 2
3/21/36
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3/2->/"6
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4/25/85
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5/31/85
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6/07/B6
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13
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H 2
6/21/86
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5/28/86
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13
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H I
7/10/P6
B
N
H 2
7/2A/86
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7/Zb/ab
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H 2
9/10/85
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8/28/85
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9/05/86
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U/25/86
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12/l''/36
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lHi«E"S;h'F*'liKSrMFl?"' *""^ '^ ""-5 ^"BACCO WAREHOUSES
DURHAM TOBACCn MARKET OPENS
PRIcIs pSrjcD'SI.'^ 2" DURHAM LEAF
DURHAM LEAF SALES TOP Jl ^S AUCO.rc
AREA TOBACCO PRICES AVERAGE
AREA TOBACCO PRICES
RAIN riAMPENS OURHAM LEAF PRIrF^
FARMERS URGED TO LET LEAF RIPFN
AREA TOBACCO PRICES ^
ONLY EASTERN BELT PRICF-; Hni n cTc«n</
A°^?rUl^cV"p^?!ls"'"°«°SG^f^SPI„ED
toSacc5''p^?c^'s'"?n?Kf2's^^""'''»«^^^
AREA TOBACCO PRICES
LEAF PRICES SHOW OETLINE
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rOBACCO GRADE PR1CE5 UP DM Tun oci tp
AREA TOBACCO PRICES "^ ^^'"^^
Bli<B'i:}M^^^i\r^^^^^ IN NORTH CAROLINA
LEAF PRICES AVERAGE $150
AREA TOBACCO PRICES
I F^c I'-Scll ^'•2'J^ '" DURHAM FCTNOMY
bp: ti?^B^E' ?i: ;^r??t?Ei^???r
'ini ?^i2?^^s5rEr °^ ""^""
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LEAF PRICES UP SLIGHTLY ON TWTRFI rl^
r^s'SSSS^SN-J^f^fHE^'^g C* fs""^
LEAF SALES REBOUND ON s6uTHER-J BFI f "
fTl?rL^)(l«S^^^E?'gSo3^"^-"'^'"^ BELTS
^^hmi^:^i!^^4^£f)^U UNDER 18
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TOBACCO. STRINGING
STRINGERS. HANOERS. CLOG DANCERS LEAF THROUGH PAST AT CURING PARTY
TOBACCO. SURPLUS
OURHA" FARMERS AhAIT LEAF UOTF
TOBACCO bILL PASSES HOOSE '°'
hl^C.""?'^'"" FACES M4j'S^^C HAN- ES
TOBACCO FEES »ly be HEPn A S 5f Pn^ I T
TOBACCO, TAXES
SEE ALSO CIGARETTES. TAXES
SEE ALSO TAXES, N.C.
SEE ALSO TAXES, u.sl
COURT TO HEAR LEAF TAX CASE
W^S^?N°g?oS'-?'T'.?I^KiAi?'^^TSS5ES IN GASOLINE. TOBACCO.
TAX CHANGES MAYHIJRTTC.TI, 1^ I..}^^ ON TOBACCO
S^SHVSM^P?n'l"""e"""U»T '*"' "'"• ^"""^
u .S t'-^U'*t to hear rjp vs. omHAM
RJR TAX RULING FREES BONANZ?''FSR"ciTy. COUNTY
SEE ALSn FIRES, N.C.
5^E ALSO TOBACCO, BARN FIRE;
FIRE DESTROYS CARTHAGE WAREHOUSE
TOBACCO. WAREHOUSES
III StiS SiR^^iS5s?r''°""
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lf5?°"iSJ^r"'?SE5'"''' """'^ °^° '^"'=1''° WAREHOUSE SAVED
a?LV"lHS?"^''^"sU«Eyrc*OuJ? °"-^ '° °^^ ^°««" SALES FLOOR
HIGH COURT TO HEAR RJR VS. OLRHAM
WINE TAXES
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8/12/86
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8/13/86
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9/05/116 B
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9/13/86 A
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9/27/86 C
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10/04/86 A 9
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10/09/86 C 10
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10/22/86 C 15
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10/24/86 C 5
10/28/86 A 9
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11/04/86 A 1
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SUbJECTS
RJR TAX RULING CREES BONANZA CQR CITY, COUNTY
TQBACCC aSSGCIAT?S. INC.
TPBACCO ASSOCIATES INC. TO HEFT IN RALEIOH
TO'ACCO CHt^nING
SFE CHEUING TOBACCO
TOBACCO INDUSTRY
SEE ALSn C IGA^ET
L=^AF INDUSTRY
THdACCO INOIJST
4 TObiCCO JOOU
COALITION SEE
LiaUOR INOUST
C. EVERETT KOO
INCENTIVES ARE
COUOT VICTORY
IS AMERICAN TO
<. LARGE TCBACC
SURPLUS Toaacc
TOBACCO INDUST
CIGARETTE rtORK
TAX CHANGES MA
LAhSUIT on T0«
EXPERTS SAY CI
TOBACCO INOUST
TOBACCO MOTIF
ANALYST: JIC. T
C^ULD CORPQPAT
CIGARETTE PIO'I
HEALTH GROUPS
CIGARFTTE CONS
REYNOLOS-NABIS
TE INOUSTRY (SE': ALSO NAKFS OF CIGARETTE MANUFACTURERS)
GOT AMA HELP 22 YEARS AGO
RY TO FIGHT. SA'S PHILIP "OBRIS PPESIOENT
EPS FILE SUIT OV£P REBATES TO COMPANIES
S END TO Tax PE'lEFIYS for (.eaf COMPANIES
Y. NOT TOBACCO. SHOULO BE FOCUS OF GOVERNMENTS
P. FOE OF TOBACCO. SMOK^O A PIPE!
IIRGEO TO PHASE OUT TOBACCO PRODUCTION
SPARKS RJR STCC<
BACCO A SPIN-OF= CANDIDATE?
0 COMPANIES TO PURCHASE ALL SURPLUS LEAF
0 CONTRACT MAY TE SIGNED TUOAY
RY CHALLENGES LI STEO
£RS FRUSTRATED BY MORAL CRITICS
Y HURT TEXTILES BUT HELP TOBACCO
ACCC REBATES DISMISSEO
GARETTE INDUSTRY IS CHANGING TO MEET ITS NEEDS
RY STRONG DESPITE FILLING MARKET
IN SUITE INFyoIATES ANTI-SMOkERS
OfiACCO COMPANIES SHOULD STAY PROFITABLE
IONS HELP REDUCE DEFICIT?
STRY PLANS TO R'=OUCE TOBACCO PURCHASE
GEAR FOR BIG ATTACK ON SMOKING
UMPTION FELL FROM 1981 TO 1186
CO MERGER MAY CHANGE FOCuS
TOBACCO INSTITUTE I WASHINGTON. D.C.I
study: N.y. biggest TOBACCO BENEFICIARY
C"ALITnN SEEKS END TO TAX BENEFITS FOR LEAF COMPANIES
ARMY RESTRICTS SMOKING
STUDY URGES SmQKING BAN ON DOMESTIC FLIGHTS
CALIF. ANTI-S"OKING GROUP CALLS TOBACCO LOBBY -FLAT-EARTH SOCIETY-
TOBACCO ADVERTISING BAN DEBATED AT FORUM
PANEL DEBATES CIGARETTE-AO "(AN
LEAF INDUSTRY RAPS CAMPAIGN A'.AINST S"OKING
KORNEGAY LEAVING TOBACCO INSTITUTE
TIDE HELD TURNING FOR SMOKERS' RIGHTS
TCBACCU INSTITUTE REQUESTS PROBE
WHITLEY MAY JOIN TOBACCO INSTITUTE
ANTI-SMOKING FORCES STOKE LEGISLATIVE FIRES
TOBACCO MUSEUM
SEE OUKE HOMESTEAD STATE HISTORIC SITE
TCPACCO MUSEUM OF N.C.
SEE ALS" MUSEUMS, N.C. (SEE ALST names OF HUSFUMSI
TOBACCO MUSEUM LOCATED IN KENL Y
TOBACCO MUSEUM PLANNED
TOBACCO PRODUCTS LIABILITY PROJECT
SEE ALSO TOBACCO. HEALTH EFFECTS
ANTI-TOBACCO GROUP CLAIMS ASBESTOS-CANCER STUDY FOUND
TOBACCOLANO CIVITAN CLUB
SEE ALSO C IVITAN CLUB
PLANNI .G r IVIYANS
TOBACCOLANO SMILES
DURHAM CLU3 WINS INTERNATIONAL PRIZE
TOBACCOLANO CIVITAN CLUB WINS AWARD
CIVITAN AWARD WINNERS
NEW OFFICERS
AWARD WINNER
TOBACCOLANO KIWANIS CLUB
SEE ALSO DURHAM KIWANIS CLUB
SEE ALSO FRIENDLY CITY KIWANIS CLUB
TOP KiWANIAN
NEW RDU RUNWAY CRITICIZED
DURHAM COUNTY YOUTH HAVE GREEN THUMBS
TWO BOYS WIN TOMATO CONTEST
LEADING TOBACCuLANO
KIWANIS SELL TICKETS FQR PANC«KF "EAL
PANCAKE DINNER SET NOV. 19-19 BY KIWANIS CLUB
PANCAKES. CARING KIWANIANS
MILLER: FREEDOM COMES AT A PRICE
KIWANIANS APPRECIATE SUPPORT
SUCCESSFUL PANCAKE SALE
TOBaCCOvILLE. N.C.
REYNOLDS TOBACCO CD. DISPUTES CLAIMS
TODAY'S WOMAN CLUB
BLACK WOMEN'S ISSUES
TOILETS
INHIBITORS.
TOKYO. JAPAN
SEE ALSO JAPAN
DTD YOU tVE' HEAR THE ONE ABOUT THE...?
ELEMENT HISSING PEAl,AN'S NANCY WITH THE SMILING FACE
...IN TOKYO. WORLD LEADERS GATHER TO ACT AGAINST TERROR... (CARTOON)
BOMBERS. PEACE..." SAYONARA"
IT TA«tS PLENTY QF YEN TO BUILD IN DOWNTOWN TOKYO
AIRLINE MAKES TOKYO ONE STOP FROM ROU
TOKYO STRING aUARTET
SEE ALSO JAPAN
TOP STRING QUARTETS TO PERFORM
TICKETS AVAILABLE FOR DUKE CONC=Ry
tickets available for ouke concert
tokyo 3uartet 'speaks' clearly. quickly
mith fugue in e flat, tokyo's beethoven is the real thing
tole painting
artist paints unusual objects
toll-free telephone numbers
see also telephones. u.s.
toll-free calling for airport is pushed
toll highways
state is seriously studying toll roads
toll roads best useo as little as possible
union'figmting proposal lifting ban on clothing makers working at homf
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l/2ft/R6
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2/20/06
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6/3W96
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7/02/"6
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6
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H 2
7/2A/P6
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2
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e/0!./»6
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12
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H 2
9/21/16
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8/29/P6
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12/16/86
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12/18/86
A
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H 2 7/18/86 B S N
S 2 7/24/86 A 7 P P K3D
CLONING LEAD DRUG INDUSTRY'S SPURT INTQ BILLIONS IN BUCKS H 2 8/07/86 A 21 U L41
5/04/86 A
5/J5/P6 A
5/05/86 A
5/06/86 A
6/29/80 F
10/01/'"6 A
6/05/°6
10/29/86
10/31/86
11/03/96
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MUNIHLY/AN.JUAL
1/01/85
I M D e X
1J/31/S6
SUBJECTS
TOMATOES
THE GARDENER
A^.RrCULTURE SERVICE HF<;riJF*: TTMATncc
BLOSSOM-ENO ROT PLAGUES TOHATPEs"
rwO BOYS WIN TOMATO CONTEST
T0"a5TONFS
III 'tis 'oi'iur'''' "•'•
fgSS|ISJi|s°?R;g^°°'^'-^^'S VICTIM STOLEN
TOMCATS (MASSAGE PARLOR)
OWNER OF DURHAM BUSINESS SENTENCED FOR TAX EVASION
TONGUE
JURY EXONERATES U.S. TOBACCO IN CANCER DEATH OF SNUFF USER
TONIGHT SHOk (TV SHOW I
S.^^^R^^rglR^SER^^it^^cVl'tiRgFA-rs^^kiyi^rGLAMCROUS FOR HIM
TOOLS
TIRFS. TOOLS STOLEN
TOOTHPASTE
BUSINESS BRIEFING
TOOTHPASTE TESTS BRIGHTEN SMILES OF RESEARCHERS
TOP GIRLS (PLAYI
TURN-OFF OPENING SPOILS -TOP ', irlS-
TOP GUN (FILM)
•igS'f.a^5 P&'j ISSuM^S^fog^^ '^^^ '5 "'^^ IN -TOP GUN.
TOP GUN? IN THE NAVY '^"'*'-t
ROrC CHIEF: -TOP GUN' IS NOT TYPICAL OF NAVY
TOPPERS CLUB
TOPPERS GALA
TOPSAIL ISLAND, N.C.
TOPSAIL BEACH 0AM4GF S TI LL BFI NG ^NP urvcr,
sii?Tii°iEjYsiafs"^^ijd;^s^\y'?fi°
TORNADOS. N.r.
^^S.StSO HURRICANES
~0iJ?^^^3lN^S^%',p5i„'f|g'K TORNAUn DRILL
jg i ^E^yHi^Hsc^gdA^^"?;^ --PI '-" — -0-
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WINDS KILL 3 IN JACKSONVILLE
RESCUERS HOISTED OEMoL ISHED TR All FR
MAN SAYS 'THAT COUCH SAVFn MY 1 iEI!
?s^^igfe£Ligr??g:5^^?»#:is?3irs::sr:: WAYNE
TORONTO BLUE JAYS
TORONTO'S PULLOUT LEAVES KINSTON OWNER SCRAMBLING
TORPEOOS
;SI^?;S?|:^IAISRXft^J%!^51'-^SS?^^f .CONSUMERS
TORT SYSTEM
SEE ALSO COURTS, U.S.
SEE ALSO LAWSUITS, U.S.
iiiilf iipir-.... ».™ .„
POSSIBLE SHOWDOWN SET ON TORT REFORM
s 3 ? ??\l5 °"«^ '"°='" ^pSH^i^thrs*"'" •"''
THi'uk.'^U\r.,[,".r,T,ltli?,'' °"" "'5'^ JUSTICE CHANGES
INSURANCE CHIEF GETS GREATER AUTHHRITV
mmmmmm^^^^
TORTURE
W. VA.
WOMAN TESTIFIES HUSBAND TORTURED HER
TOTALITARIANISM
SEE ALSO COMMUNISM
SEE ALSO DICTATORS
SEE ALSO TYRANNY
A TIME FOR WAR...
TOUCH MIME IP in
SEE ALSO MIME
IN THE SPOTLIGHT
IN*^:i ^^^TL^VJSt^"''''"
fsatn" M^■M^^ R%\^'iiro5r^fr^.^?T%^^^fe,^g-sV^sj.TSEw^
TOUCHE ROS-; AND CO.
SEE ALSO PIM GOLOBY
PA'".t 915
1/0O/67
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H 2 6/21/86 A I P N
H 2 1/23/86 D 6 o •<
H 2 1/2^/86 B 3 N
H 2 2/ZI./ltt, a 2 N
H 2 <,/10/86 A 2<. U CI
H 2 5/16/85 B <. N '180
H 2 11/18/85 B 13 R wsf,
5/20/86 D
6/18/86 A
6/17/85 A
7/18/86 C
S 2 11/03/86 B 2 P P R75
H 2 12/u<./06
S 1 12/0<./36
12/05/86
1
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H 1 12/31/35 C '3
S 2 12/31/86 C 13
H 2
H 3
H 2
S 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
2/21/85 C
3/15/85 A
3/29/86 A
'•/OT/85 C
5/20/86 A
5/20/85 A
5/21/86 A
6/21/85 A
7/02/86 B
7/03/05 A
7/04/86 C
7/04/86 C
7/05/86 A 17
7/0')/P6 B '5
7/20/86 C 1
7/23/"5 D 4
6/21/85 D 10
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6/10/85 C
6/18/85 C
1/27/86 A 4
5/07/86 A 13
6/10/36 C 1
5/13/86 B I
6/14/65
5/18/86
5/18/86
5/18/86
6/19/86
5/20/B6
5/21/85
6/26/86
6/27/85
5/28/85
7/01/85
7/02/86
7/09/86
7/10/B6
7/11/85
7/16/86
7/17/86
10/28/85
11/07/35
1 11/17/86
2 11/18/85
2 12/05/36
2 12/13/86
1
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1/01/86
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12/31/B6
1/0V97
NFW FIN4NCIMG SnuGHT FOR HEPilR. 6XO4NSI0N OF MUNICIPIL SERVICES
OFFICIAL: HELP EASES "ILL LAGS
CITY AjniT CITET BY FIN1HCE C O'JP
ACCOUNTING FISH CONSOLIDATES 3FFICES
DUSHAf ADDS HFL". CILLECTS HATER "ILLS
FIR"< USED 3Y CITY MAY HAVE S. AFRICA TIES
TOUCHTONE TELEPHONE SERVICE
SEE ALSO TELEPHONESi TURHAM
GEN'=RAL TEL TO ALTER PUSH-BUTTOV OAILING
TOUGH "AORIAGE I'OOK)
•TOUGH "ARRIACE": PREPARE FOR PITS
COUPLES CAN 8UIL0 'TOUGH "ARRIAGE"
•STANO-ANO-FIGHT- ATTITUDE HELPS MAKE MARRIAGE WORK— PROFESSOR
TOURIS". DURHA"
SEE ALSO DURHAM CONVENTION AND VISITORS BUREAU
SEE ALSO VISITORS CENTER
DUKE TO OFFER CLASS ON DISCOVERING DURHAM
DURHA" IS GETTING LESS AND LESS OF TH^ TRAVELER'S DOLLAR IN CAROLINA
PART OF HQT'L. XOTEL TAX SOUGHT FOR T0URI5X
OCCUPANCY TAX SHOULD NOT SU''SIOtJE TOURISM
CHA-BER PROMOTES VISITORS BUREAU
chamber: USE HOTEL TAX FOR CONVENTION BUREAU
TOURISM, INTFRNATIONAL
SEE ALSO ARDUNO-THE-wORLD TRIPS
SEE ALSO VACATIONS
TRAVEL THROUGH FILMS
ELON'S SPRING TOUR INCLUDES MDNGOLH. SOVIET UNION, CHINA
SCHOOL BOARD DELAYS VOTE ON RETENTION POLICY
EUROPE LOSING DOLLARS
"...SECOND PRUE: TWO T'lPS TO EUROPE!" <CART0QN1
EUROPE'S OUT, U.S. IS IN FOR TRIANGLE TRAVELERS
VOYAGE DOWN THE AMAZON
DAZED TOURIST GETS RARE LOOK AT FRENCH LIFE
HIGH ROAD TO HIMALAYAN ADVENTURE
FOUR CONGRESS''EN SUPPORT ROU'S Gateway pio
TRAVELER FINOS TERRORIS" FEARS UNFOUNDED
TRIANGLE'S TRAVELERS SEEK 'HOT SPOTS-
TOURISM, N.C.
SEE ALSO CAROLINA LIVING (MAGAZINEI
SEE ALSO GOVERNOR'S CONFERENCE ON TRAVEL AND TOURISM
SEE ALSO N.C. DIVISION OF TRAVa AND TOURISM
SEE ALSO VACATIONS
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS , , ,,
RECORD l<,.5 BILLION SPEND DURING 1985 BY STATE'S tjijkISTS
RISINO. INSUIANCE COST THREATENS TOURIST ATTRACIUNS IN THF SMOKIES
HOTEL":, RESTAURANT INDUSTRY WANf SO"E ROOM Tax SPENT ON TCURISM
SENIOR-CITIZEN TOURISTS LIKE "auNTAiN TOUR '"•UlOSS
EUROPE'S OUT, U.S. IS IN FOR TRIANGLE TRAVELERS
TOURISM SPENDING UP lOt FROM 199* , , ,„ ,
DURHA" IS GETTING LESS AND LESS OF THE TRAVELER'S DOLLAR IN CAROLINA
SEE AMERICA FIRST! NEW TRAVEL GUIDE PROPES AMERICA'S HEARTLAND...
GOOD WEATHER, LOW GAS PRICES 'RING SUMMER TOURISTS TO N.C.
FUN IN THE SUN: "TAKE YOUR PICK"...
ENJOY THE GLORIES OF THE GREAT OU''OOORS. IN SCENIC NORTH CAROLINA
COMMITTEE REJECTS LODGING TAX BILL
PART OF HOTEL, MOTEL TAX SOUGHT FOR T"U° I SM
OUTER BANKS OPFER FUN OF ALL SORTS TO VISITORS
ACTORS RECREATE SHIPBOARD LIFE OF 1585 FOR TOURISTS AT MANTEO
6 WELCOME CENTERS hFlp SELL STATE
5D MILLIONTH N.C. VISITOR WELCOME"
BROCHURES HELP ATTRACT TOURISTS 10 N.C. BEACHES
TOURISTS PLOCK TO N.C. BEACHES
NO LAUGHING MATTER
CALL-IN SHOW SET
GROUP TP PUSH FOR PARIHUTUEL 'ETTING
RECORD NUMBER OF TOURISTS HEAD Foo N.C. MOUNTAINS TO ESCAPE HEAT
SIZZLING JULY HAD PEOPLE GOIWi PAST AND "EST
TOURISM IS CONTRAST TO AILING AGRICULTURE
FLAT OQCK, INDIAN HOUND, AMON^ T;(ip DESTINATIONS
TAR HEEL GATORS TOURIST ATTO ACTION
M"RTON PUSY TENDING GRANDFATHER MOUNTAIN
N.C. TOURIS" INCREASES 15X
3 DURHAM CROUPS GET GRANTS
MAJOR MOUNTAIN ATTRACTIONS "AH GOOD GREEN SUMMER OF TOURISTS
AGENTS SAY AREA TO LURE U.K. VISITORS
STATE OFFICIALS JISITING ENGLAND, PROMOTE N.C.
STATE OFFICIALS HOPEFUL ON N.C .-U.K. AIR LINK
DINNER TRAINS. EXCURSION TOURS EYED
TOURISM, U.S.
SEE ALSO N.C. DIVISION OF TRAVEL AND TOURISM
SEE ALSO TRAVEL, U.S.
SEE ALSO VACATIONS
EUROPE'S OUT, U.S. IS IN FOR TRIANGLE TRAVELERS
SEE A"ERICA FIRST! NEW TRAVEL GUIDE PROBES AMERICA'S HEARTLAND...
TOWARDS ZE°0 IPL'Yl
IN THF SPOTLIGHT
ARTSCHOOL WHODUNIT THEATER JUST FDR FUN
ARTSCHOOL IS WASHED OUT, BUT THE SHOW WILL GO ON
TUWEPS
SEE ALSO RADIO TOWER
TWIN PGWcPS
PAINTING ?75-FO"T TOWER, YOU WORK ALONE.. .AND NOBODY SUGGESTS HOW
PLANNING COMMISSIONEkS BACK ZONING AMENDMENTS
TOWING PRACTICES
COMPANIES OFFERING
TOW-FOR-LIFE'
TOWN CREEK INDIAN MOUND
SEE ALSO INDIANS, N.C.
TOWN CREEK SITE FOR BEGINNING 0" INDIAN FESTIVAL
TQWNHOUSFS
SEE ALSO APARTMENTS
SEE ALSO CONDOMINIUMS
SEE ALSO HOUSING, DURHAM
SEE ALSO MCCRACKEN PLACE townhomES
SEE ALSO MOLTI-FAMILY HOUSING
PERSJN RESIDENTS OPPOSE TOWNHOMPS
PPRSON OKS PERMIT FDR TOWN HOJSES
OURHA" FIRM BUYS DEVELOPMENT
PPkSO'1 residents contesting ACTION ON DEvELOPMcNT
PARK AREA GOOD PLACE TO LOOK FOR HOME
TQXAPHENE
SEE ALSO HAZARDOUS MATERIALS
SEE ALSO INSECTICIDE
N.C. CROPDUSTER'S LICENSE SUSPENDED
TO»IC SUBSTANCE CONTROL ACT
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8/05/86
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11/28/86
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4/23/86 A
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7/08/86 C
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III 'J-IS "iZASOnuS HATEBIALS
III ?h52 "'ZARDOUS WASTF TR6ATMENT.
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SUBJECTS
1/09/87
S I T
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C PG L P =(YL
DURHAM
N.C.
U.S.
DThC AT Qi .^?y"? n«ilt IKtAIMENT, U.S.
PCBS AT PLANTS IN GREENSBORO RESULT IN FINES
TOXIC WASTE TREATMENT
SEE HAZARDOUS HASTE TREATMENT, N.C.
TOXiroLOGY
sTiihiis N§ CA? "'Si^pSr^s^OYvSS? ^y/'p^r.^.x? g„"^"Eo women
JPflCOLOGV CO«.FeRENCE begins' °^ '^"^ '""'"^ PROPLEMS
Ic fKt ItI ^!;','?f INPORMATION
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TOY GUNS
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TOYS
SEE ALSO CARE SEARS
SEE ALSO CHRISTMAS GIFTS
III ALSO DULLS ^
SEE ALSO GAMES
SEE ALSO GIFTS
ill t[l°o ^ITHS^hS'?? '"e "'""s of the universe
SEE ALSO TEDDY REARS
SERVICE LEAGUE COLLECTS TOyI
fSE^'EV-iT%raF^'?^fr
ISIp^tS^JI "SS^? In "uLf'-fmPPiNG
CHaSaJ?IIs~??eJ" jMi^C?irBrT?^°KF'?^Sn'"."^'^''f'°^'
SEE ALSO DURHAM STRID6RS YOUTH TRirif i-iim
III B Si^l»^^l-^i»ii^^l: li^ j^Sy^-^ — nsh.p
SEE ALSO PULE VAULT
III A^ti ?|l'2L''»«"'"5N^0i'3r5H?y?s'="^'' -^^^ '^^O headings for each
STRlgFR^r:^^ST'is'F^fJ|„<^°^ RIG-T,HE NOTIONS
l¥g!X!SH%a%'IJ^S^Y""^""^»^ ^^'"°« "«K
MCRAE'S TRACn FAME COMES FAST
TRACTORS
lei ^l-IS iCCIDEMTS, FARMING
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS. TRACTOR
TRACTOR TEXTURES """-'-"*
DEPUTIES INVESTIGATE THEFT
TRADE DEFICIT
SEE ALSO ECONOMY, U.S.
SEE ALSO FOREIGN TRADE
SEE ALSO NATIONAL DEBT
JEJGA"^n?UCK^';r;SS|R,°PfJI,,^«'OEGAP
TRADE SECRETS'
SEE INDUSTRIAL SECRETS
TRADITIONAL DEMOCRATS OF N.C.
SEE ALSO nEMOCRATIC party; N r
TRAFFIC CONGESTION
CRITIC4L MASS* UPON US
SDKRY KENNY, ONE SEAT IS EMPTY
RUsS-hSOr TRAFFIC Jo?r?J Tn^^"??i 5'"°"'" 'O'D
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TRANSP0RTAT^0N°D|pi;2lMe*SfV.S^'<^L^iSER°i;;{p^°aN CONNECTOR
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11/03/86 B 5
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12/10/86 A
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2-3 WEEKS— STONE
REPORT
2/11/96
3/13/86
3/18/86
3/3I/P6
4/08/96
4/14/86
5/07/86
5/14/86
5/15/96
5/15/96
5/16/86
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TRAFFIC AUTHORITY IS REC0MM6^DED FOR TRIANGLE AREA
TRAFFIC MEETINGS TO CONTINUE
ROAD STUDY TO BF PRESENTED AT MEETINGS
REGIONAL TRAFFIC AUTHORITY PROPOSED
SCHOOL BUSES GET CAUGHT IN BOTTLENECK
FOOTBALL. FAIR TRAFFIC CAUSE LARGE HEADACHES
DURHAX COUNTY ZONING BOARD TO PONDER OAK GROVE REQUESTS
OAK GROVE RFSIO"=NTS STALL R^ZONING EFFORT
UNC DRAWS PLAN FOP TRAFFIC JAMS
JORDAN CLUB COUNTS CARS TO HELP EASE TRAFFIC JAMS
N.C. WANTS SCALED-BACK INTERSECTION FOR DURHAM
WEST: FUNDS CUT MAY STALL ROAO WORK
TRAFFIC DEATHS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS. AUTO. DURHAM
SEE ALSO JAYWALKING
AUTO ACCIDENT FATAL
CAK HITS CONCRETE WALL. ORIVET IS KILLED
PEDESTRIAN, 17, DIES OF INJURIES
STORIFS DIFFER AFTER MAN HIT BY CAR DIES
CAR DEATH PROBED
POLICE SAY DEATH ACCIDENTAL
HAN'S DEATH RULED ACCIDENTAL
POLICE STILL PROBING WRECK IN WHICH DUKE STUDENT DIED
DRIVER FACES MANSLAUGHTER CHA'GF IN DEATH OF BOY, 7
HOTGKIST SUFFERS HEART ATTACK, TRUCK CRASHES
DURHAM MAN DIES IN WRECK; DRAG RACING CHARGES FILED
FUNERAL TOMORROW FOR ACCIDENT VICTIM
WRECK FATALLY INJURES WOMAN, 75
TRUCK WRECK KILLS DURHAM MAN NEAR HOME
BIKE WRECK KILLS BRIDGES
MOTORCYCLE 'VRECK KILLS MAN
CARS HIT HEAO-ON; 1 KILLED
■POLICE SAY tMKE HIT CAR, CAUGHT FIRE
DURHAM WOMAN KILLED AS AUTO STRUCK HEAD-ON
AUTO ACCIDENT VICTIM TO BE BURIFD TODAY
VEHICLES COLLIDE; DURHAM MAN DIES
G I V I NG AID
VA. TRUCK DRIVER CHARGED IN FATAL DURHAM CRASH
I-CAR WRECK KILLS MAN, 2<,
SLOW DOWN AND LIVE
PEDESTRIAN KILLED WHILE CROSSING DURHAM HIGHWAY
MANSLAUGHTER, RACING CHARGES FILED IN DEATH
1-8'i WRECK KILLS 1
TEEN-AGER CHARGED IN FATAL WRECK
DURHAM TEEN CHARGED IN FATAL CRASH
DURHAM PEDESTRIAN DIES IN HIT AND RUN
NO ARRESTS MAOE IN HIT-ANO-RUN DEATH
MAN CHARGED WITH FATAL HIT ANT PUN
RALEIGH MAN CHARGED IN HIT-ANO-RUN DEATH
I°AIN HITS AU70, KILLS S.C. HAN, 2h
MAN GETS PRISON TERM FOR DEATH OF BOY, 7
RALEIGH MAN GETS SUSPENDED TE' M IN FATAL ACCIDENT
MAN SENTENCED IN TRAFFIC DEATH
BACKING WRECKER ACCIDENTALLY KILLS 2-YEAR-OLO BOY
DURHAM MAN KILLED WHEN HIT BY CAR
TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS TAKE <, LIVES IN DURHAM AREA
WRECK CLAIMS LIFE
2 CARS HIT, KILL CHAPEL HILL MAN , _ ,,„,^,
TRUCK DRIVER GETS SUSPENDED TERM IN FATAL ACCIDENT ON DUKE STREET
DURHAM MAN DIES IN WRECK
DURHAM MAN DIES IN WRECK
MANSLAUGHTER CHARGE FILED IN TRAFFIC DEATH
I PERSON KILLED IN POPE RD. WECK
JORDAN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT KILLED IN AUTO ACCIDENT ON POPE ROAD
FUNERAL SERVICES HELD FOR JORDAN STUDENT
STUDENTS ESTABLISH HUOF MEMORIAL FUND
SCHOLARSHIP FUND SET UP IN MEMORY OF JORDAN STUDENT
JORDAN HIGH GRIEVES FOR FELLOW STUDENT
ONE PERSON KILLED IN TRAFFIC ACCIDENT
CHRISTMAS EVE WRECK KILLS DURHAM WOMAN
SERVICE IS TOMORROW FOR ACCIDENT VICTIM
TRAFFIC DEATHS, N.C.
SEE ALSO. ACCIDENTS, AUIO. N.C. -
SEE ALSO DEATHS. N.C.
SEE ALSO JAYWALKING
SEE ALSO WRONGFUL DEATHS
CAR KILLS 5-YFAR-OLO ROY NEAR HENDERSON
ICY ROADS CAUSE NEW YEAR'S DAY DEATHS OF SEVEN
BLOOD TESTS BEING CONDUCTED ON FIVE VICTIMS OF ACCIDENT
CHARGES FILED IN FATAL ACCIOEIT
GRAHAM TEEN DIES IN WRECK
LFW'S VICTOR GOODMAN, <,?
DURHAM WRECK KILLS RALEIGH MAN
DURHAM WOMAN KILLED. HUSBAND INJURED IN CRASH
WRECK INJURIES FATAL FOR HENDERSON MAN
CAR HITS TRAILER. KILLING ITS DRIVER
MAN FATALLY INJURED IN TRUCK CRASH
FRANKLIN MAN DIES IN WRECK
ROGER DALE WINTERS. 3";. DIES AFTER TRAFFIC WRECK
VANCE- MAN DIES AFTER ACCIDENT
ACCIDENT KILLS CHAPFL HILL DRIVER, 25
I-CAR WRECK KILLS ALAMANCE WOMAN
PERSON HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT KILLED. 3 INJURED IN ACCIDENT
HCNPEPSON WRECK CLAIMS LIFE OF VANCE COUNTY MAN
MARYLAND MAN DIES IN N.C. WRECK
9 DIE ON N.C. ROADS
TPUCK DRIVER KILLED IN ACCIDENT ON 1-26
THREE DIE IN WRECK
ONE PERSON KILLED IN WRECK: CHEMICAL SPILLS INTO RIVER
CAR-TRUCK COLLISION KILLS LIBERTY WOMAN
FOUR KILLED IN CAR-TRUCK COLLISION
CLUB PREDICTS 17 TR«FFIC DEATHS EASTER WEEKEND
EASTER DRIVERS URGED TO USE CARE
WRECK NEAR FUOUAY-VARINA CLAI-S DURHAM MAN'S LIFE
VAN-TRUCK WRECK KILLS 3 NASH MEN
HENDERSON MAN DIES FROM INJURIES RECEIVED IN WRECK
PRISON OFFICER KILLED IN WRECK NEAR ROXBORO
13 KILLED IN ACCIDENTS
TWO MEN KILLED IN TRUCK CRASH
INJURIES RECEIVED IN WRECK FATAL FOR CREEDMOOR TEEN
ONE KILLED. 16 HURT AS 2 CARS HIT BUS AT BRAGG
CAR HITS SCHOOL BUS; WOMAN KILLED
WOMAN TO SERVE 10-DAY SENTENCE FOR FATAL WRECK
LAW SEEMS TO BE CUTTING ALCOHOL-RELATED ACCIDENTS
INMATE DIES AFTER CAR RUNS INTO STREET CREW
HENDERSON GIRL. 17. FATALLY HURT IN WRECK
MOTOR CLUB PREDICTS 21 DEATHS ON ROADS
DRIVER KILLED. 2 HURT NEAR YANCEYVILLE
W.E. LEGC^TT. STORE OFFICIAL, DIES AFTER BEING HIT BY RIG
INDIANA MAN KILLED IN CASWELL WRECK
MAN CONVICTED OF TRAFFIC DEATHS IS SENT LICENSE
HIGHWAY SAFETY CRUCIAL ON HOLIDAYS
MEXICAN WORKER KILLED WHEN STRUCK BY CAR
ALAMANCE MAN KILLED IN WRECK
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DEATH BV VEHICLE CHAkC-E LODGED
ORANG^ WRECK KILLS DRIVER
ORANGE FATHER. SON KILLED IN JRECK WITH SCHOOL HUS
2 MEN KILLED WHEN VEHICLE. BUS COLLIDE
NO Charges filed in school "us urfck
HILLS^ORUUGH "AN DIEi IN WKECI
NO CHARGES FILED IN H I LL SI" OR O.'GH MOTuRCYCLE DEATH
MURDER CONVICTION URHFLD IN SPLIT VOTE
TRUCK WRECK KILLS THREE
TRAFFIC DEATHS. U.S.
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS. AUTO, U.S.
N.C. "AN SENTENCED FOR OREGON FATALITY
HITCHHIKER DIES OFSRITE WARHPIG
MELTDOWN CRY SKEWS PERSPECIIV6 ON RISKS
STRINGENT LICENSING NEEDED FOR TRUCKERS
HIGHWAY SAFETY MQR E IMPORTANT THAN VOTES
CAREENING CAR KILLS N.C. COUPLE IN S.C.
i UNC DOCTURS NOTE ALCOHOL T0° PROBLEM. URGE DRUG TESTING RESTRAINT
CARRBOKO WO"AN DIES IN COLLISION IN P ENNS YL VArtI A
TOUGH SENTENCES NEEDED FOR DRIVERS WHO DRINK
DEATH STATISTICS QUESTIONABLE
UNC EXPERT WANTS NEW DRIVERS LICENSING SYSTEM
MORE. NOT LESS. SEAT BELT USE CAN SAVE LIVES
TRAFFIC LAWS
SEE ALSO LEFT TUP^■S
TRAFFIC CASE PRESENTS UNUSUAL DILEMMA
SLOW-DRIVER LAW MAY BE COSTLY. UNNECESSARY
N.C. patrol: ^5 SERVES PURPOSE
MANY TRAFFIC OFFENSES ARE NOW 'INFRACTIONS'
TRAFFIC LIGHTS
SEE TRAFFIC SIGNALS
TRAFFIC SAFET
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NSTirUTE FOR TRANSPORTATION RFSFARCH
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VER LAW MAY BE COSTLY, UN^IECESSARY
CAN MAKE SUMMER FUN A'l D SAFE
AD WIDENING WILL MAKE AREA SAFER
LIGHT WOULD MAKE INTE^SfCTIOM SAFER
HAS GONE ^^ YEARS WlT'^OUT A PEDESTRIAN FATALITY
OS IN 198"; TRAFFIC FATALITIES
.n FOR GOLDEN POND MoaiLE HOME PARK
SLY FALSE MESSAGE
s BF careful: school begins today
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S INTFRSECTION
QME INTERSECTIONS
TERSECTION IS WORST'
JAM STIRS SCHOOL BUS DEXATE
IFS STUDIED FOR SCHOOL -BUS SAFETY
NCY WILL STOP RANKING INTERSECTIONS
EEDS TO KNOW ABOUT BAD INTERSECTIONS
ERSECTIONS ATTENTION
AUTHORITY WANTS TO IMPROVE INTERSECTION
DS REPAIR TO SAVE LIVES
IN CARRBORO
S SCRABBLE TO FIX ROADS WHERE DANGER LUPKS
TRAFFIC SIGNALS
SEE ALSO L IGHTS
SEE ALSO STOPLIGHTS
SEE ALSO STREET LIGHTS
EVERYTHING'S GO
PARKWOOO FIRE CHIEF: TRAFFIC SIG.4ALS NEEDED AT WRECK SITE
TRANSPORTATION BOARD APPROVES CONTRACTS
HIGHWAY 5? NEEDS SIGNAL. MORE PATROLS
STATE TO IMPROVE INTERSECTION
CITY SEEKS U.S. GRANT FOR HOUSING
STATE FLASHES A 'STOP' LIGHT TO TRAFFIC PLAN
T'^AFFIC LIGHT WOULD MAKE INTERSECTION SAFER
CHANGING OF THE GUARD
PUBLIC HEARING ON BOND PLAN SET FOR SEPT, 8
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TRANSPORTATION
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SEE ALSO RURAL TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY (PROPOSED
ill iifn ?i^iSS,SAJ'?i^ s'nsportation
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TR4N':PPBTATIPN AOVISnR" COMMITTEE ( OUR"A" »Nn ORANGE COUNTieSI
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY COUNCIL. TRANSPORTATION ADVISORY COMMITTEE
S^E ALS" OuRH'M CITY COUNCIL. TRAVEL EXPENSES
PUBLIC HEARING SET ON RED MILL 0040 PLAN
PORTO: RED "ILL R0A3 DERATE IS trfyBu'n
TRIANGLE'S ROADS LEAD TO TROUBLE. PANELS TOLO
TWO AREA MEN NAMED TO ADVISORY COUNCIL
TRANSYLVANIA COUNTY, N.C.
TANKER SPILLS. RESIDENTS EVACUATED
TRAPEZOID IMUSIC GROUP!
OF ROCK AND FOLK ANO BIROSONGS OF THE MESOZOIC
TRAPPERS CEEK SUBDIVISION
CROUP HCME TO OPEN PY END OF THE MONTH
SEWER DELAYS THREATEN DURHAM HOME'S FUTURE
TRAPPING
SEE ALSO HUNTING
BAN LEGHOLD TRAPS
TRAPPING. FUR TRADE ALIVE.
TRAS« OUWPING
SEE ALSO GARBAGE COLLECTION. DIPHAM
SEE ALSO I ITTER
lA.J MILLION SOUGHT FIR GARKA'.E DISPOSAL
TRASH IN OUARRY TROUBLING TOWl
BILL TO FORBID alamanCE DUMP LOSES IN SENATE
GRANVILLE BOARD WANTS CHANGES AT DUMPSTEK SITE
TRASH RECYCLING
SEE ALSO GARBAGE
SEE ALSn RECYCLING
SEE ALSO WASTE RECYCLING
CHAPLPTTt MAN SMELLS MONEY IN GARPAGE
RECYCLING GOODS TRANSFORMS TRASH INTO TREASURE
TRAVEL. N.C.
SEE ALSO GOVERNOR'S CONFERENCE TN TRAVEL AND TOURISM
SEE ALSO N.C. DIVISION OF TRAVEL ANO TOURISM
SEE ALSO N.C. TRAVEL COUNCIL
SEE ALSO TOURISM. N.C.
SFE ALSO UNIQUE TRAVEL CLUB
SEE ALSO VACATIONS
RECORD 5<,.5 BILLION SPEND DURING I9RS BY STATE'S TOURISTS
TOURISM SPENDING UP IDS FRO" 1 9B<.
WHERE DO TRAVEL ..RITER5 LIKE TO ROA" FCR FUN?
S=E A-EOICA first: new TRAVEL GUIDE PROBES AMERICA'S heartland...
BEAUFORT: AN IDEAL COASTAL EXPERIENCE
TAR HEELS PLAN FAR-FLUNG TRIPS THIS SUM"ER
GUIDE^OHK LISTS STATE TRAVEL SITES for HANDICAPPED
N.C. COAST OFFERS WIDE CHOICE OF BEACHES
FUN IN THE SUN: "TAKE YCUR PICK"...
ENJOY THE GLORI'=S OF THE GREAT "UTOOOOS. IN SCENIC NORTH CAROLINA
BRUNSWICK CO. BEACHES BOAST A MILO CLIMATE
WILMINGTON'S ESSENCE IS HISTORIC CHARM
8 »ELCO"E CENTERS HELP SELL STA'E
50 "ILLIONTH N.C. VISITOR WELCO"ED
NO LAUGHING MATTER
DON'T WAIT TILL FALL FOR MOUNTAIN TRIP
RECOR'^ NUMBER OF TOURISTS HEAT FOR N.C. MOUNTAINS TO ESCAPE HEAT
SIZZLING JULY HAD PEOPLE GOING EA^T AND wEST
TOURISM IS CONTRAST TO ARING AGR I CUL TURc
FLAT ROCK. INDIAN HOUND. AMO^G TRIP DESTINATIONS
N.C. TSAVEL SITES' ACCESSIBILITY CHECKED
EVERYBODY'S GOT BIG YULE PLANS
TRAVEL. U.S.
SPE ALS1 AMERICAN TRAVEL CORPORATION
SEE ALSO "ASS TRANSIT
SEE ALSO N.C. DIVISION OF TRAVB. AND TOURISM
SEE ALSO TOURIS". U.S.
SEE ALSO VACATIONS
EUROPE'S OUT. U.S. IS IN FOR TRIANGLE TRAVELERS
WHERE 00 TRAVEL WRITERS LIKE To ROAM FOR fun? , , „, ..„
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THE INHOSPITABLE Tax
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TRAV==L. WORLDWIDE
SEE TOURISM, INTERNATIONAL
TRAVEL (DURHAM MORNING HERALD COLUMN)
WARM CLIHES TOP CHRISTMAS TRAVEL LIST
M^NOOGLDBAL TRAVEL AGENCY. "AY I HELP YHU'... ICARTOONI
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TRIANGLE'S TRAVELERS SEEK 'HOT SPOTS'
The treasure HOUSES OF BRITAIN
BRITISH 'TREASURES' RECALL BYGONE ERA
TREATIES
SEE ALSO FOREIGN RELATIONS
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SEE ALSO HELSINKI AGREEMENTS
SEE ALSO PANAMA CANAL
SFE ALS" SALT II
SEE ALSO UNITED NATIONS CONFERENCE ON THE LAW OF THE SEA
HISTORIANS LOOK ANEW AT SIGNE'S OF TREATY FOR REMOVING INDIANS
TOBACCO MOTIF IN SUITE INFURIATES ANTI-SMOKERS
TREE CITY. USA
DURHAM DESIGNATED 'TREE CITY J.S.A.'
CARRBORO NAMED TREE CITY USA
TREE FAR"
N.C. TREE FARMER GIVES SURVIVAL TRAINING
TREE HOUSES
aUREAUCFATIC CHILD ABUSE
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PLANTING TREES
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l/0'5/a6 A
1/09/86 A
1/09/86 C
l/In/86 A
l/lO/^b A
1/11/86 C
1/12/86 B
1/13/86 A
1/13/86 C
1/14/86 C
1/14/96 A
1/16/86 A
1/21/36 A
1/21/86 A
1/22/86 C
1/22/86 A
1/28/96 C
1/28/86 A
1/29/86 A
1/31/86 A
1/31/86 C
2/08/86 A
2/08/86 A
2/10/86 A
2/l?/86 A
2/12/86 A
2/13/86 A
2/13/86 A
2/14/86 B
2/14/86 B
2/14/86 C
2/15/86 C
2/l"^/e6 A
2/16/86 0
2/17/86 A
2/17/86 A
2/17/96 A
2/17/8b A
2/18/86 A
2/18/86 C
2/18/86 A
2/19/86 A
2/19/86 A
2/21/86 A
2/20/86 A
2/21/86 A
2/22/86 c
2/i2/Sb A
2/22/9b A
2/24/86 c
2/25/86 A
2/25/86 C
2/25/86 A
2/26/86 A
i/2b/Kb A
2/27/86 A
2/27/86
3/02/P6
3/03/86
3/01/96
3/05/96
3/06/86
3/07/86
3/08/86
3/10/86
3/11/86
3/12/86
3/12/86
3/12/86
3/13/86
3/13/86
3/14/36
3/14/86
3/18/86
3/18/86
3/18/96
3/18/86
3/19/86
3/19/85
3/19/86
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N HO!
N W36
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N S51
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1 P !1 G59
1 N M06
1 N W36
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1 N H36
1 N >106
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1/01/86
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U/31/96
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PAGE ■9-11,
1/01/17
LABOR GBQUP FAVORS STUDY OF TREYBIJRN
HERF HE ALL THAT BAD?
AFFLICTED BY DQOR MANIA
COMMISSIONERS SHOULD APPROVE TREyRU^N PLANS
TREYbURM: HATER, OTHER SAFEGUARDS PLEDGED
TREYeURM: ENVIRONMENTAL STATE-'ENT ESSENTIAL
BOND BACKS Two TREYBURN CHANGES
BONO PEC0"MFN0S COUNTY OK MODIFIED TREYBURN REZONING PLAN
MEETING EXCLUDED PUBLIC
IPEYBORN ZONING HEARING SET APRIL 2
TREYBURN CAUSES FEDERAL CONCERN FOR ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT
WILDLIFE OFFICIAL NOTES CONCERNS OVER TREYBURN
GIVF LATEST TREYBURN PROPOSALS FAIR HEARING
COUNTY MEEDS PUBLIC INPUT
TREYbURN PLANS CAREFULLY THOUGHT OUT
TREYBURN WATER PLAN IS DRAWING SUPPORT
IMPACT STUDY STILL ISSUE AS DEYBURN VOTE NEaRS
ROADS TO HANDLE TREYBURN TRAFFIC
CAN ENO ASSOCIATION SAVE FLOOO PLAINS?
INTERIUP DEPARTMENT EXPRESSES CONCERN OVER TREYBURN ROAD
RED MILL ROAD WORK DEPENDS ON MONDAY, DOT CHIEF SAYS
ROAD WORK POSSIBLE BEFORE '88
BENNEHAN-CAMEPUN LISTING POSSIBLE IN NATIONAL REGISTER
TREYBURN CRITICS. BACKERS MEET TUNIGHT
TREYBURN ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STUDY URGFD
COUNTY SCHOOLS TRYING TO GET GROWTH FIGURES
BUILDERS ARE "OWING TO TREYBURN CHANGES
BELL THINKS TREYBURN DUE • SOM= KIND OF REZONING'
COMMISSIONERS SHOULD MAKE TREYbURN DECISION
OLD RED MILL COLLAPSES AT STASVILLE PLANTATION
PUBLIC HEARING SET ON RED MILL ROAD PLAN
PORTO: RED MILL ROAD DEBATE IS TREYBURN
BECKY HERON TO VOTE AGAINST TREYBURN REZONING
loEYbUKN NEIGHBORS SIGN PETITION AGAINST REZONING
TREYBURN FOE SAYS PETITION WAS 'A LAST ACT OF DEFIANCE'
IT'S TIME TO SAY YES TO TREYBJRN
WHO'LL BE DUCKING?
TREYBURN OPPONENTS OVERLOOK FUTURE
CORPS APPARENTLY ACTS TO PRES'^RVE LAKE LANDS
LAWYER CUFSTI0N5 TREYBURN PETITION
IREYBURN BEST FATE FOR LAND
TREYBURN REZONING IS APPROVED
TREYBURN CRITICS MAY TRY TO HALT <!EZ0N1NG
S'^CONO VOTE ON TRFVBURN ZONINS PROTESTED
LAWSUITS THREATENED OVER PROJECT
TREYBURN YES; SPATS NO
TREYBURN APPEALS BLOCKED
MRS. HcPQN CALLS TREYPURN VOTE 'SLEAZY' POLITICS
SPAULDING CRITICIZES MRS. HERON'S ACTIONS
ORDINANCE IS NEEDED TO RESTRICT iNO VOTES
TREYOURN/SLOW BURN ICARTOONI
WRITER LABELS MRS. HERON'S STATEMENT A 'SLAP IN FACE'
THANKS TO YOU THE VISION THAT IS TREYBURN WILL NOW BECOME A REALITY
COUNTY BOARD'S SECOND VOTE WAS LEGAL AND FAIR
GROUP DROPS PLAN FOR TREYBURN SUIT
BOND VOTES SPUR DURHAM SERVICES
MPS. HERON IS A CHAMPION OF THE NEEDY, NOT THE GREEDY
MAYOR DEFENDS STEP HE TOOK ON TREYBURN
ENO ASSOCIATION WILL DUCK LAWSUIT
MRS. HERON WAS WRONG
COUNCILMAN RAPS MAYOR FOR ACTIONS ON TREYBURN
DEVELOPMENT COVERAGE CALLED ONE-SIOEO
BECKY HERON WORKS FOR ALL
IS TREYPURN NEEDED?
MRS. HERON. BOND HAVE 'CORDIAL' TALK
COMMISSIONER LEFT MEETING TO BACK OPEN GOVERNMENT
TREYBURN DEVELOPERS WORKED HA» D TOWARD COMPROMISE
PETITION SPAT MAY SPUR REVISED COUNTY LAW
TREYBURN DEVELOPERS WENT THE ^XTRA MILE
MRS. HtPUN CRITICIZED UNFAIRLY
SHE STICKS BY HEK CONVICTIONS
MRS. HEPON PRAISED FOR STAND
SCOUTING OUTING FEATURES ORIGINAL llll HANDBOOK
COMMISSIONER HERON SLAPPED NO ONE
SMALL DEVELOPMENTS ALSO AFFECT DURHAM
TREYBURN WILLING TO DONATE SCHOOL LAND
TREYBURN FOES TO ATTEND RED MILL RUAO HEARING
RED MILL PLAN DRAWS SUPPORT AND CONCERNS
HEAPING ON RED MILL ROAD PROPOSAL DRAWS YEAS. NAYS
GROUP AIMS TO PROTECT WATERSHED
TREYBURN FIGHT CONTINUES TO BT I L
AGENCIES OUESTIOKf.REO MILL PROJECT'S EFFECT ON WILDLIFE
THE LABOR FORCE IN TRIANGLE INCREASING BY <.S PEOPLE DAILY
N.Y. TIMES SAYS DURHAM 'HOT'
N.J. COMPANY BUYS FIRST LAND IN TREYBURN PROJECT
N.J. FIRM BUYS TREYBURN LAND
STATE LEANING AGAINST RED MILL IMPACT STUDY
TPEYbUKN LAND'S COST OVERESTIMATED
THE BFNCH MARK
PUBLIC NEEDS TO KNOW BEFORE MAJOR VOTES TAKEN
PROPOSAL WOULD TIGHTEN R E 5E ARC H- APPL I C AT I ON ZONE
TREYBURN REVISION WRUNG
PANEL TO REVIEW TREYBURN PROJECT
b TREYBURN BUILDINGS ON PLANNERS' AGENDA
PLAN FOR TRFYBURN S I TF BACKED AFTER BRIEF SNAG
SITE PLAN FOR TREYBURN PROJECT GETS NOD
FORUM DRAWS 3 OF 10 CANDIDATES FOR LEGISLATURE
TREYBURN DOMINATES POLITICAL F UR U"
CANDIDATES DEBATE TREYBURN DEVELOPMENT
COMPANY TO START WORK ON t30 "ILLfUN CUMPLEX
EX-ZONING BOARD MEMBER CITES GROWTH VOTES
FIRST CONNECTION
BOND: ENCOURAGING GROWTH PART 0= JOB
COMMISSIONERS SHOULD SAY NO J^ PUTTING FACTORY IN WATERSHED
BEWARE NEW COMPANY
QRGANON lEKNlKA PLANS CHALLENGED
PANEL TO REVIEW PLANT PLANS FOR TREYBURN
SANFORD DEFENDS THE ENVIRONMENTAL SAFETY OF TREYBURN
WAT^H-PROTECTION PLANS AT TREYBURN STIR DEBATE
COMAP'IY LISTS SIX CHEMICALS IT WILL USE
VOTE DOWN WAIFR, SEWER BONOS
BATTLE PREWS OVER PLANT
GROUP: TRFYBURN MODEL OF FLAWS
ENVIRONMENTAL GROUP CBITICIZES TREYBURN
COUNTY NEEDS GOOD GROWTH POLICY
GROUP URGES MONITORING AT TREYBURN
RED MILL ROAD DECISIUN MAY " E MADE NEXT YEAR
COUNTY TO C0NSI1ER THORNY ZONING ISSUES
sierra: red MILL PLAN TOP PRITRITY
TREYBURN PLANT ok'O IN COUNTY
COUNIY PKS HRGANUN SITE PLAN
HEALTH PRODUCTS FIRM IS NOT HIGH-RISK PLANT
DIE-HARD DISSENTERS
ORGANON FOES CALLED MISGUIDED
URGANON lEKNIKA DEDICATES LAND FOR 130 "ILLION PLANT AT TREYBURN
TREYBURN WATER MONITORING NEEDS ANALYSIS
N E
S
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DATE C PG
L P
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3/2D/P6 c
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3/2I/n«. 4
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3/2I/''6 A
L
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3/25/B6 D
c
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3/21/n6 D
J
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3/23/B6 D
J
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106
H 2
3/2S/B6 A
P N
J 36
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3/2'i/B6 A
L
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■3/25/B6 A
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3/26/B6 C
N
MIT
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3/2^/16 C
N
M06
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3/27/B6 A
c
H 2
3/27/B6 A
L
H 2
3/<;R/16 A
L
S 2
3/28/B6 A
M N
M06
S 2
3/2'=/E6 A
N
M06
S 2
3/31/''b A
M N
M06
H 2
■./Ol/Pft A
L
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<./01/'6 C
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M97
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<>/oi/e6 c
N
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MD*«
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'./02/Bb fi
N
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4/02/86 A
N
M06
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<,/03/86 A
N
J 35
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<./03/8b A
N
F5D
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<,/0»/P6 A
N
'06
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",/0<V/86 A
N
W36
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N
■■197
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N
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<,/l-l/B6 A
N
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L
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N
197
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■106
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N
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N
M06
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T T
R56
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'./I'J/Bb A
L
H 2
4/20/86 A
A
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'./2n/'>6 D
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'./2I/86 A
N
106
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4/21/86 A
M N
M69
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4/21/86 A
L
H 2
4/22/86 C
N
S5l
H 2
4/22/86 A
M
X20
H 2
4/22/86 A
L
S 2
4/22/Pb L
N
Mb9
H 2
4/23/86 A
L
H 2
4/23/86 A
L
H 2
4/23/86 A
L
H 2
4/24/86 B
P N
W36
S 2
4/26/86 A
L
S 2
4/26/86 A
L
S 2
4/26/86 A
N
M06
H 2
4/28/B6 A
L
H 2
4/2<'/8b A
L
H 2
4/2'5/86 A
L
S 2
4/2«'/86 A
L
S 2
S/OWb C
12
N
H 2
5/08/86 A
L
H 2
i/08/P6 A
L
S 2
5/D<)/e6 A
N
S84
S 2
5/13/B6 C
N
H06
H 2
5/15/86 11
N
M97
S 2
5/15/86 C
N
M06
H 2
5/16/86 d
N
M97
S 2
5/16/B6 A
M N
M06
H 2
5/17/86 C
N
M97
H 2
5/25/86 C
IB
U
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5/30/86 C
N
■18?
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6/2T/86 b
N
L41
S 2
6/27/86 C
N
S 2
7/18/86 C
M
M06
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7/17/B6 A
N
wa2
H 2
7/20/86 F
N
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7/3D/86 A
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8/04/86 C
N
M06
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9/16/86 A
L
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10/J4/06 3
N
"06
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10/05/86 C
n
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I0/U8/86 C
N
•J36
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10/08/86 C
N
M06
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10/J')/86 B
N
046
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lO/JT/Bb 11
N
.136
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IO/OT/86 C
N
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10/12/86 C
P N
L41
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lU/18/86 C
N
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10/17/86 C
p p
■■166
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lO/18/Ro A
N
"06
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lU/20/86 A
L
H 2
10/24/86 A
L
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10/27/86 B
N
M97
S 2
10/27/86 C
N
M06
H 2
10/28/86 A
N
H 2
10/28/86 C
N
A 54
H 2
la/29/86 C
N
M97
S 2
10/28/86 A
L
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10/28/86 C
N
"06
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10/30/86 a
n N
M97
S 2
: 0/3D/86 c
N
S 2
1/01/86 A
L
H 2
1/03/86 C
N
S 2
1/06/86 C
N
S 2
U/J8/a6 A
N
MD6
S 2
11/10/86 A
M N
M06
H 2
11/1 l/"6 A
N
A54
S 2
Il/l 1/06 A
M
M06
H 2
1/17/96 A
E
H 2
1 /I 3/B6 A
E
S ?
11/13/86 A
P N
H32
H 2
11/14/86 A
p N
L41
M 2
11/17/86 A
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M Q tj T H L y
1 'I U A L
1/01/86
I i4 U E X
12/31/86
S U B J e C T
1/01/17
"^IP'IITe?^ VS5'p!^L*L5?E^''2^'r2f,5?'^''5I3a,Ty, TOO
POLLUTION OF OR INKING HATER ?MPFB n ^r,",? ^ "I- >■ " TCI VIRGINIA'
DURHAM BUILOIMG DECLINES ''^PERILS FUTuRc OF OUR CHILDREN
ENDANGERED HATER SUPPLY
TREYBURN RILLROARDS Fir.HT rM.-t
^^__^ENVIRDNHENTAL.ST L^Iu^i'^S Jd^S't S STUDY EFFFCT DF ENLARGING PLANT
SFE ALSn 1-40
I-<.0 CORRIonR PROHOTIONAL GROUP FORMED
TRI-A-HIRE
SEE TRIANGLE AREA RIOESHARING PROGRAM
TRIACETATE
^^ri:,'l;Sici^!:*'<E5E CORP,
CELANESE HAY STOP PRODUCING ARNEL
TRIAD
SEE PIEDMONT TRIAD
TRIAD PACKAGING CO.
TRIAD PACKAGING BUYS DURHAM BOX
PACE PICKS UP FOR VANPOdL PROGRAM
^"'tci'-f, ^S^S TRANSPORTATION STUDY
E'r;iJitM-'°^":a ...,.,.0,
^^ic5!;52 TRANSPORTATION
?lf?NrLFl?*»SiS. "."."TRIPPING ROADS
PRo5£ctli'i?g;g^o'-RT^ ;^a"2V^^^L"^f'-S told
REGIONAL Tk-,Fr,c°l,uVHoftTr P^bpOSED ''° '"""O^EO TRANSPORTATION -
TRIANGLE ASSOCIATES, INC
C%"ai?^S^ER°^'^?!c\^§S 'o? SATslGE"l5i?5E?? ^^'^ "'"AGE PARLOR
""'tn'-llU'^,il'olL^rPl°^l LANDSCAPE PROFESSIONALS
TRIANn/"'' ^"^"'5E= HOME LANDSCAPING BEST LEFT TO PROFESSIONALS
^"'%^EG?^5S^i*}i%gS/.-,--.R,TERS^^^^
^'*'*''SJ;S»8EVERAGE CO., INC.
NORTHGATE TO R ENOviTE STORAGE SPACE
^"'Jpi'-f, ?iiH'*^^^ CENTER
GENERAL ELECTRIC TeisiNG Ne5 SPACE
TRIANGLE CARDINALS
rfSSi.'"'-^ ""* OPENER
CARDINALS EOGF "iALTIMORF
FANFARE: FOOD AND FOOT RAI 1
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TRIANGLE CIVITAN CLUB
Sec ALSO CIVITAN CitlR
OFFICERS, TOP ClilTAN
^"'tc'^"-^, fS"* (CATERERS
SEE ALSO VENDING MACHINES
OUrJ^S S^SglN^^lgS ^xM^El^lg'^" '"^' "AFFLING7
P RS^'^"^?|G8?rG%ESS f'^'= ^^- HEADOUARTERS
TWO MEN CHARGED HI TM^f IXi!! [lb KEYS, CASH FROM MACHINES
TRIANGLE DANCE GUILD
ALVIN ALLEY DANCERS CONING TO UNC
"■t^E^^L^^^^LiRM"' *"«°5
f^?U^^^n'j5:?"|:fg^^^|^?H^i^SpMFNT COMPETITION
TRIANGLE DEVELOPMENT CO.
PITTSPORO OFFERED HATER-SEHER AID FOR ANNEXATION
TRIANGLE DINNER THEATER
(CARTOON) H
5
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DATE
1 1/21/^6
I l/2"/l'6
11/2F/56
ll/2'./n6
1J/0J/R6
U/15/06
12/17/86
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« 2 10/26/86 F 1 P N
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H I 7/15/R6 C 3 N
S 2 5/12/86 A 3 0 N
S 2 6/11/86 C 1
6/11/86
6/26/86
6/^9/8&
10/23/86 B
6/14/86
9/16/86
N n in
N M97
N M97
N MIO
N
N WJ7
H 2 9/14/86 E 12 P U P55
H 2 2/20/86 b 3 N
S 2 6/23/86 A 5 N
3/07/86
'>/09/66
4/10/86
1
1
19
8/17/86 U
8/19/86 D
9/04/86 D
9/07/86 B
9/08/86 0
9/21/86 B
10/06/86 B
10/11/80 0
10/12/86 b
10/21/86 6
11/09/86 B
11/16/86 B
11/19/36 B
11/23/86 B
11/30/06 B
12/10/86 0
12/11/86 0
12/14/86 a
12/15/86 D
6
6
3
8
6
7
5
4
10
7
10
a
4
3
5
3
4
4
10
N L41
N Wa2
N
N GSO
N
S 2 U/12/86 C 1
H 2 11/27/86 C I o F H45
S 2
S 2
3/07/86 8
6/20/86 e
L20
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S 2 10/17/86 A 2 P P L20
6/15/86
7/23/86
7/24/86
8/27/86
U/16/86
12
1
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N H82
H 3 2/11/66 B 5
H 2
H 2
S 2
3/23/86 D
6/01/86 C
10/30/86 C
11 P U L41
13 N
1 N W82
" 3 12/16/86 C I N Rai
MONTHLV/4
NNU4L INDEX
i/oi/afe - u/3i/a6
SUBJECT
>A'.l. f^b
l/OO/RT
C PG L P ^»L
SEE 4LS0 THEATERSt DU0H4H
■PUSSVCAI" » PLEASANT UPPER
TUNEFUL. FUNNV. 'PURLIt' ENTEPTAINS
DUKF GETS H4NGUM NEGATIVES
•COMPANY- LACKS CHAOACTERS. STOP*. POINT
NCCU STAGES VIOLENT 'EXTREMITIES'
•STREETS' SHORT ON SUSPENSE. SPOOF
TRIANGLE EAST
SEE ALSO RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT PARKS
SEE ALSO RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK
HUNT TO HEAD TRIANGLE EAST
TRIANGLE EKECUTIVE PARK
SEE ALSO RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT PARKS
KFNTUCKY DEVELOPER HIGH ON OO^JNTOWN. TRIANGLE
BROTHERS nUILD FIRM
COLORCRAFT OF DURHAM IS NOH LARGEST FILM PROCESSOR IN U.S.
TRIANGLE HOSPICE INC.
SEE ALSO HOSPICE
NAT WHITE. HOSPICE NOMINATED FOR HUMAN RELATIONS AWARDS
AWAPU-WINNER S
RETAIL MERCHANTS TO MEET THURSDAY
TPIANCLF HOSPICE GETS 120.000 GIFT
HOSPICE WILL HOST MASQUERADE PARTY
TRIANGLF HOSPICF PLANS CARNIVAL GALA
HOSPICE HOSTS MASKED GALA
MASKS APE THE WORD FOR GALA
HOSPICE GALA DRAWS ELEGANT DRESS
THANK YOU. HOSPICE GALA SOPPORIERS (ADI
HOSPICE GREAT BLESSING FOR MANY IN OUR STATE
TRIANGLE INDOOR SOCCER LEAGUE
SEE ALSO SUCCEK
STONE TOLD TO HALT INDOOR SOC, ER CAMP
INDOOR SOCCER SITE HITS ZONING SNAG
TRIANGLE J COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS , , „ , ^,,
SEE ALSO CITIZENS ADVISORY BOARD FOR NUCLEAR SAFETY
SFE ALSO NATIONAL ASSOCIATION CF REGIONAL COUNCILS
SFE ACS'! "cGION K COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS
PLANNING COUNCIL CONDEMNS WASTE-SUE PLAN
PORT OF DURHAM SAID SAFE FOP NOW , , , ^ „,
NUHRER ONE: DURHAM WILL LEAD TRIANGLE GROWTH DURING NEXT 20 YEARS...
DURHAM EXPECTS BOOM IN POPULATION GROWTH
TRANSPORTATION HEAD: GAS TAX NOT ENOUGH FOR ROAD NEEDS
TRIANGLE J EXPLORES SPECIAL DATA MAPS , ,,, ^,
TRIANGLE J COUNCIL IS PROPOSED TO HANDLE AREA ECONOMIC ISSUES
DURHAM SHOULD PLAN FOR GREENHAY BUFFERS
COMMITTEE BACKS PHOSPHATE BAN
JORDAN LAKE WATER ALLOCATION TO BF STUDIED
IRIANGLi^ J ASKS DURHAM TO JOIN WASTE SITE FIGHT
PANFL VOTES TO OPPOSE N-WASTE DUMP
OLYMPIC FF5TIVAL MAY NET %9 MILLION FOR N.C.
TRIANGLF J BOARD BACKS PHOSPHATE BAN
DURHAM SEEKING TO KEEP TAP WATER SOURCES CLEAN
GROUP WRITING PAPER TRIPS OVfc' W ATER-OU AL I T Y CHECKS
WATER panel: STUDY TREYRURN FURTHER
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DURHAM. HILLSBOROUGH "TRIANGLE' COULD BF NEXT
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OFFICIAL: NEED NOT URGENT FOR JORDAN WATER
TRIANGLE J PANEL TO STUDY HANDLING OF TOXIC WASTES
DURHAM CHAMBER URGED TO PRESS FOR REGIONAL PLANNING
FARRINGTON ROAD PLANT'S TESTS MAY BE MODEL FOR FUTURE
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GRANVILLE LOOKING AT METHODS TO PROTECT FALLS LAKE WATER
REPORT NOTES WATER SHORTAGE
ANOTHER WARNING ON TRIANGLE TRAFFIC
COUNCIL ASKS JORDAN DAM PLANT DELAY
RUNWAY BARBECUE ATTRACTS OFFICIALS
TRIANGLE J TO FLUSH PLAN FOR •JATER BILL
COUPEPATION CITED IN ENO RIVER'S FUTURE
TRIANGLE J BOARD SHARES CONCERN OVER LANDFILL PLAN
TRIANGLE J JOINS ORANGE PHONE STUDY
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TRIANGLE'S BEAUTY SAID KEY TO PROSPERITY
JORDAN WATER EXPERTS PART ON ISSUE OF QUALITY WATCH
TOLL-FREE CALLING FOR AIRPORT IS PUSHED , „ , „
TRIANGLE J COMMITTEE DISCUSSES CHANGES APPROACHING ON I-"*"
FORFIGN TRADE ZONE SHOWS DECLINE FROM INITIAL YEAR
TPWNS MAY REGULATF I-AO BUILDING
N.C. INCuMc AVERAGE FURTHER BEHIND U.S.
PHONE FIRMS STUDY TOLL-FREE TBIA.K.LE CALLS
JOB DIVERSITY BOOSTS DURHAM INCOME
TRIANGLE J MAY CREATE NUCLEAR PANFL
TRIANGLE J REPORT LED TO CONSERVANCY
CONCEPT OF NUCLEAR PLANT ADVISORY GROUP tNDORSEO
TRIANGLE J APPROVES HARRIS ADVISORY PANEL
CLEARING THE RECORD
TRIANGLE J COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS. BUDGET
TRIANGLE J PONDERS DUES HIKE
TRIANGLE J TRIMS HIKE IN MEMBER FEES
TRIANGLE LAND CONSERVANCY
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TOLERANCE IS NEEDED
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NEW OFFICERS
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TRIANGLE SERTOMA CLUH
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INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS
OURHA" PRUG COACKOUWN GETS BOOST
ANTI-DRUG CAMPAIGN ROOST
TRIANGLE SPQOT PSRACHUTE CLUR
SEE ALSO PARACHDTF JUMPING
OVER 150 PARACHUTISTS PLANNIN". TO DESCEND NEAP CAROLINA BEACH
TRIANGLE SUBSTANCE ABUSE ASSOCIATl"rj, INC. (TSAAl
see also colleges. n.c.. drug abuse
see also drug abuse
duke students get confidential help for drug abuse
triangle tmree-a conferencf. bas'=b»ll
pam pack eliminates spartans
spartans hope 'd". pitching carry them to state crown
triangle three-a conference. basketball
southfrn, ape" duel for 1st
scuthfrm, apex battle
west craven eliminates southern
bullock leads all-triangle team
balance may 8f league's catchjoro this season
triangle thrfe-a conference, softball
see also softball
spartans hope 'o". pitching carry them to state crown
triangle three-a conference. tfnn i".
see also prep t^^ams. tennis (boys and girlsi (see also headings for
yancey. gri"sley net tennis cowns
triangle tuirlers
see also baton thirling
parade entertainment
TRIANGLE UNIVERSITIES CENIFR FOR AOvANCEO STUDIES
GRANT TO DEVELOP COMPUTERIZED LIBRARY NETWORK
TRIANGLE UNIVERSITIES COMPUTATION CENTER
SEE ALSO COMPUTERS
TRIANGLE COMPUTER UNIT ADDS NFTWORKS
IS THE KLOOM OFF OS IS THE "A'KFT JUST WAFFLING?
UNC AMONG SCHOOLS IN COMPUTER NETWORK
TRIANGLE UNIVERSITIES LICENSING CONSORTIUM
SEE ALSO INVENTIONS
SEE ALSO TECHNOLOGY
DUKE. UNC. N.C. STATE PROGRAM TO LICENSE USE OF TECHNOLOGY
TRIANGLE UNIVERSITIES NUCLEAR LABORATORY
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR RE'CTORS
ENERGY DEPARTMENT GIVES NUCLEAR LAB GRANT FOR EOUIPMENT
NUCLEAR LAS DIRECTOR GETS CHINESE ACADE-IC AWARD
CHINA HONORS TUNL DIRECTOR
TRIANGLE WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT
SEE ALSO SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANTS. OURHAM
SEE ALSO WATER AND SEWER LINES. DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO WATEO TREATMENT PLANTS, DUOHAM
COMPANIES. COUNTY TRYING TO ORGANIZE SEWER CO-OP
STATE HALTS HOOKUPS AT COUNTY SEWER PLANT
TRIANGLE WOMEN IN COMMUNICATIONS
SEE ALSO NEWSPAPERS. N.C. (SEE ALSO NAMES OF PARTICULAR NEWSPAPERSI
PORNOGRaPHY Tnpic
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COMMufJICATQiJS GROUP TO HONOR A ,<ARD WINNER
COMMUNICATQO TO BE HONORED
PLAYERS GROUP PULLS IT OFF
TRIANGLE WOMEN'S MARTIAL ARTS
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SFE ALSO MARTIAL ARTS
WOMEN'S KARSTF SCHOOL USES NEW TEACHING STYLE
WOMEN'S CENTER STARTS KARATE CLASS FOR CHILDREN
TRIASSIC BASIN
SEE ALSO ROLESVILLE PLUTON
alU APPROVED FOR CLEARING AIRPORT LAND
2 N.C. SITES SAID ON NUCLEAR WASTE STORAGE LIST
TRILYCLES
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SHQE-RUBbER BRAKES
WANT 1 RIDE. MAMA?
TRINITY AVF. POE58YTFRIAN CHURCH
WINDOW MAKER
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TOBACCO COMPANY HAS DEEP ROOTS IN DURHAM'S HISTORY
EARLY GRIDIRON STAR'S LOYALTIES DIVIiJED
TRINITY COLLEGE CAFE
OFFICER CATCHES SUSPECT IN BREAK-IN
TRINITY HOUSE
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TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH
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1/01/B6
I N 0 E X
12/31/86
SUBJECTS
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UUKHAM MAN GIVES «250tOOO TO n UK F
^'"cJJ''.l^?i'£P,"''f"OOIST CHURCH
S?E ALSO "EIHOOISTS
SLEEPING MAN CHARGED WITH CHUUCH BREAK
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TRION, INC.
THINGS ARE BREWING AT FIRST CITIZENS
LATE ARRIVAL ONLY THING WRONG WITH 'BOUNTIFUL'
TRIPLETS
SEE ALSO Children
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SEE ALSO WATtR, BDTTLED
SnjI'-S'' ^'^'"^K SALES BUBBLING ALONG
DURHAM SPRING SERVES 80f TLeS-SkTER DEMAND
TRIVIA
THE TAR HEEL VICE PRESIDENT
t;i5^;r?HPSi?;RS^ •"■v"^ p-suiT'
WAISTEO IMMORTALITY
AWAOO-HINNING TYPOS
IS SPELLING TRIVIAL?
TROPICAL FISH
SEE^ALSn FISH
REIOSVILLE RAISING FISH IN WASTEWATER
TROPICAL FORESTS
VOYAGE DOWN THE AMAZON
TROPICAL KINGBIRDS
SEE ALSO PIROS
ENTHUSIASTS FLOCK TO HYOE FARM FOR RARE GLIMPSE OF TROPICAL BIRO
TROUBLE IN MIND I FILMI
DULL STORY, CHARACTERS MAKE TROUBLE FOR 'MIN".
S8sS?ER'J°GES^^E'^S/?goSI''5 -^^^ "SEARCH BUILDING
TROXLER ELECTRONICS
I-<.0 EXTENSION MAY BE MARKET KEY
TRUANCY
Sil A*h|g DSR"H'^li^°?T\*s7SS?L'?^^^T?r-NDANCF
"pARn^?s''^i;irTS°T.'y,' i^?o^'^5:"t¥?ass^cE
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truck drivers
see also trucking industry
TRUCKER CLOSES DUrAam BRANCH
'"|«''0F°5^i^^KAS?S^-°^ 1-5 CHASE
truck driver gets suspended term iS f'atal accident on oukf street
truck routes si^ctF
III a\s^o° ?vs?i7s:'d'u'iSaJ"°'"''^'^*"^ ''"^
aUARRY trucks may bE OARRED FROM RQAO
truckin' movers
^^nM'bfPorVXf"^ ""D STORAGE
sSs^iisi'KSujr^s^i^ !2j^sr '"' ^^ernment
TRUCKING INDUSTRY
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N°^^^tS2°?Swi2v^s"iRa:;rtiSGii'^ °"""°'°^
TRUCKING REGULATIONS
SEE TRUCKING INDUSTRY, REGULATIONS
TRUCKS
III A'tfg ?£^i°??I!^Ej?""^
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wiSHING-UP TIME ""^ '-""'^^ TRUCKS FOUND TO BE OVE R^E 1 GHT,
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TRUCKS, SALES
SEE ALSO AUTOS, SALES
2 MEN CHARGED WITH POSSESSING STOLEN VEHICLES
H 2 3/20/n6 b
STATE SAYS
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5/11/86 E 1
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H 2 4/04/86 0 3 R S66
H 2 4/2?/B6 C 1 T N ^8'=
H 2 6/05/86 B 1 P N rfcO
5 2 9/20/86 B I P F G59
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7/21/86 B 14 N
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5/06/86 C
7/23/86 A
11/12/86 A
11/18/86 A
12/09/86 A
S 2 10/14/86 A 10 N
H 2 4/27/86 D 1 P F 830
H 2 1/02/86 E 3 N
H 2 5/23/86 0 4 R S66
S 2 5/22/86 C 1 vj W9?
H 2 5/22/86 e 1 N
H 2 7/16/86 A 9 P G
S 2 6/16/86 C 10 N
S ? 4/08/86 C 1 N 785
S 2 8/06/86 A 1 N S84
S 2 8/09/36 A 4 E
H 2 11/03/86 CI N J40
1/20/R6
1/21/86
1/21/86
2/21/86
3/07/86
6/19/86
7/10/86
7/11/86
8/08/86
8/23/86
11/09/86
11/18/86
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H 2 1/12/86 B 4
H 2 1/20/86 A II
S 2 1/21/86 A 1
S 2 8/23/H6 A 4 F
H 2 10/13/86 A 13 N
S 2 10/30/86 A 1 P N T85
S 2 11/01/86 A 4 E
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10/29/86
11/01/86
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1/01/86 -
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SUBJECTS
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1/09/117
TRUCKS. TH?FTS
SEE ALSO tuTOS, IHEPTS , , ,
4RRPST MADE IN 7 HQ'JSP PR6AK-INS
CHASE EWOS JITH HAN'S ARREST
TUO CH»BO,ED .<IT" STPALI-JG TRl/TK
HITCHHIKER SCCUSEO OF LARCEMY OF TRUCK
MAN HOBS WOMAN'S PURSE. RUNS
THIEVES CUT FENCE. GET TRUCKS
""^ |itllXI5l''Gy?J'AR'22"Lr MAKES FURIOUS.
TRUE VALUE^HARO-ARE^STORES^ ^^ ^^^^^ ^^ OUWNTOWN TOKYO
HFRITAGE SJUaRE true-value STORE fPf^J „„„-,^,
CCb FINANCIAL CORP. REPORTS DISAPPOINTING PROFITS
TRUTH
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THE RUT OF DECEIT
"''"tJ5ckINg\qSp1ny'?S-5UIT against BELK'S DISMISSED
TRYON PALACE ^^^fi^^Qo.j OFFICE UNOFR FIRE
WHITE HOUSE CURATOR TO SPEAK IN NEW BERN
TRYPTOPHAN
MILK HELPS '3RING SLEEP
^"""tuBABAND SEEKING PLAYERS FOR CONCERT
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SUPPOPT TS CONNECTION
^""^"^ENg'fSmily APT EXHIBIT OPENED WITH RECEPTION
•HINTERFEAST': AN EVENING OF REVELRY
A SONG OF THE IR OWN
SYMPHONY LAYS PLANS FOR CONCEIT
SiLlN'T?K"SENF^Wf"«ONA?S'S!^NALO HOUSE IS RECIPIENT
•I COULD PAl"f YOU': PURPLE O'ESS INSPIPES ARTIST GEOFFREY HOLDER
IT HAS TwO-HAY 'CHANGING OF OJARO'
VARIETY OF ART ON THE BLOCK FOR QA AUCTIUN
MRS. TI10ALE MARKS 105TH ON MARCH a"- , _
ANTiauE 'JAG' GREETS GUESTS AT DA AUCTION
PLAYMAKERS WILL BENEFIT FPO" AUCTION
NCCU KICKS OFF INTERNATIONAL FEST
THEY CAME FROM FAR AND HIDE
OR. WALKER HOST FOR FUND-RAISER
HHSPITAL AUXILIHRY TAPS VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR
LINKS AUCTION SUNDAY FEATURES ART. FASHION
?htRfYlF^;?"SES^^^i [elSbPATE FLOURISHING 'UP-TO-DATE' CLUB
FASHION SHOW HF THE CLASSIC
GARDEN CLUBS UNITE TO BfAUTIF' DURHAM
_ . __ ^. 'PaGLIaCCI'
H 2 5/06/86 A A
H 2 5/11/86 C 9
S 2 2/05/86 C 16 J
H 2 2/17/86 A 6 N
S 2 6/25/86 A 16
H 2 11/18/86 B 13 P U W66
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2/25/86 A
3/0A/86 A
3/11/86 3
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5/13/96 B
5/20/96 B
5/27/86 A
6/D3/86 P
6/1C/86 B
6/17/86 B
6/2A/P6 A
7/01/86 A
7/08/86 B
7/15/86 e
7/22/86 B
7/2'/86 A
9/05/96 B
8/12/86 B
a/1^/96 B
8/26/96 A
9/02/86 4
9/0^/96 8
9/16/86 B
9/23/86 B
9/31/86 A
10/07/86 A
10/1A/P6 B
10/21/86 A
13/28/86 8
ll/OA/86 a
11/11/86 B
11/18/86 A
11/25/86 B
12/0 7/86 e
12/09/86 e
12/16/86 e
12/23/86 B
12/30/86 A
lYuW,,°rA\:\\lT.l\ ClS?M.^.'J,ET DOUBLE BILLING AT JUNE MEET
ATLANTA NATIVE CELEBRATES 106TH BIRTHDAY WITH CAKE t VISITING REL
DR. MASSOGLIA FETEO IN BALTIMORE
TUESDAY TALK
PILOBOLUS PLAYERS FETED INTO THE A.M.
WRITERS FEATURE" AT CASH BENEFIT DINNER ,
FRIFNOS OF -US sum: RECEPTION M4PKS CHANGING OF GUARD
SfIoT OIS'^ASE TO 8E BATTLED WITH EXERCISE MARATHON
ACTRESS ANITA MORRIS JOINS IN EXCHANGE TTE S' FUN
PLAYMAKERS GATHER AT NOSTALGIC PARTY
SOCIETY MAKES BARN INTO BALLROOM
BED MOUNTAIN HUNT PREPARES FCB AUCTION „,,,^
COLORFUL CROWD ATTENDS OPENING FOR YOUNG ARTIST
'SliRS'AOOPN BARN'S RAFT=RS AT KICKOFF PARTY
ST4GVILLE GUESTS ENJOY 8EETH0VEN IN WOODS
•HAPPY BIRTHDAY.' DEAR PASTOR
FOXHOUNDS AUCTION NETS NEARLY lA.OOO
DUKE GALA LIV=D UP TO ITS BILLING
ART RFCEPTION SALUTES EXHIBITION AND PATRONS
MASKS ARE THE WORD FOR GALA
HOSPICE GALA DRAWS ELEGANT ORFSS
LUMINARIES MAKE THE EVENING SPARKLE
GREEK FESTIVITIES ARE MnuNTAI'l OF FUN
DURHAM NiTIVE PERFOPMS SOLO IN DURHAM CONCERT
4FIER-GAME PARTY SCORES POINTS
FIRST-NIGHTERS GET TO PARTY AND TRIM A TREE
l\.'il Si'^rMA^IMs^SiS^P^irnrwITH candlelight
fA\\ iWi ?riJ?VaME"0F"!HfetrTHAS: three curries spice up KENYA SHOW
TUITION TAX credits
SEE TAX CREDITS
TULIPS
SEE ALSO BULBS
"wITH^PROPER^tRE. TULIPS HILL BLOSSOM YEAR AFTER YEAR
'"'-'M4S??;Y°PR"fpECTS:'TExhLE''cV."MAY PURCHASE AN EMPTY PLANT IN ALAMANCE H 1 9/09/86 C 1
SWEATER cohSany Identified as firm looking at alamance " i 9/11/86 b
'""'^i'suMMER IN Tunisia: Durham woman recalls contrasts in arao land h 2 7/27/n6 0 2
tunnels , , „ H 2 1/25/86 A <.
voting against sham
Turin shruud
see shroud of turin
turkey (republic of i
see also 5ab0is
turkey may buy american leaf
turkey farms ,,.
see also poultry industry
^^wo3lO°PILGRiJs RECOGNIZE TODAY'S hiGH-IECH TURKEY?
TURKEY HAMS
CLEARING The RECORD
TURKEY WALK
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1/01/86 -
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S8sg%3i^?s^*;^j«^;5 SECOND
WALKING FOR BETTER HE4HTS
'TURKEY WALK' SUNDAY
SUOJECTS
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TUf KEYS
III i\-cn m'^' ^'I"<EY COdKING CONTEST
III f.'-IS K-C* TURKEY FESTIVAL
III ^'-|S POULTRY INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO TURKEY FARMS
N.C. OUTLOOK VERY BRIGHT FOR TUPKFvn
tIrkI;! RI]^sf°S? {li55l5^!?S^S^^? '° ^' PLENTIFUL BUT EXPENSIVE
S!i;^?IN^'I TSpJ^Y^'cAS'l^'ilsV-'- "°"SEHOL0 IN .3^.000
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'"'sE^^f^g SHS^ir^.C^r^ ">■« -""^"^ OF NORTH CAROLINA IBOOK.
SEE ALSO POTTERS
BOOK FOCUSES ON N.C. FOLK POTTERS
TURNING POINT
S^fc5'-52 CRIME VICTIMS
SEX ABUSE REPORTS ARE ON THE RISE
TURTLE DIARY IFILMI
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TURTLES
SEE ALSO REPTILES
SEE ALSO SEA TURTLES
PLODDING ALONG
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li STEPS HOME
til A'tio" A'tEgn^gtliM^"*^"^''^ "^""5. N.C.
VANCE BOARD APPROVES LEASE FOR U STEPS HOME PROGRAM
TWENTIETH STATE MOUSE DISTRICT
l"EfiAr^R'^^;uNr."SAl:^iJS^;j2''l,?"n5«'¥? NO OPPOSITION
Twenty-first century
FORDHAH: curriculum reform for JIST CENTURY PREPARATION
^"^""^iSf J''Hc"'<«TnRlAL DISTRICT
p^ritPp^^Pcl^^^h^tSRlVP^^fNa^^S^^g^OSITION
TWENTY-SFCDNO AMENDMENT
III fM2 PBESIDENTIAL SUCCESSIO>i
DUKE PROFESSOR H^Ag^lf aII f^\ MER IC AN S FOR REAGAN AGENDA
TWENTY-SECOND STATE HOUSE DISTRICT IN r i
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ELECTION GUIDE: N.C. HOUSF
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MONTHLY/AN i4 UAL INDEX
1/01/66 - 12/31/86
caswell voters give daniel nohinatiqn to state senate
twin lakes cente" iretirement cq«m'jnlryi
alahance to raise sales tax starting jan. 1
twin lakes center begins thiro construction phase
Twin trailers
SEE also trucks
legislative panel requests answers on unhitching OF DOUBLE-TRAILER RIGS
TWINS
SEE ALSO BIRTHS
SEE ALSO CHILOREN
see also infants
tho'iasville twins reach milestone of io3
twins spark confusion. fun at durham school
pair of aces
twin sisters. 3*. so close they'll share one's pancreas
TwO-DOLLAR BILLS
SEE CURRENCY
TYLENOL
SEE ALSO DRUGS
DURHAM BUSINESSES ARE PULLING TYLENOL
STATE INSPECTOR URGES AVOIDANCE OF CAPSULES
BURROUGHS STUDYING CAPSULE SAFETY
INS IDF
...WHICH OF THESE TWO ITEMS HAS BEEN TAKEN OFF THE MARKET... (CARTOON!
TYLER TRIO
BOOKER T. TYLER. MEMBER OF GOSPEL SINGING GROUP
TYNOALL'S FORMAL WEAR
DURHAM-BASED FORMAL-WEAR BUSINESS FLOURISHES
TYPEWRITERS
TWO COMPUTERS. THREE TYPEWRITERS TAKEN FROM SOUTH GRANVILLE HIGH
DONS
PAR
TYRANNY
SEE ALSO DICTATORS
SEE ALSO TOTALITARIANISM i/.o/o^ « <. c
AGAINST ALL TYRANTS " 2 3/l<'/86 A 4 E
TYRRELL COUNTY, N.C. „ , ^,,-,.. , ,„ „
TYRRELL MAY GET 2 FACTORIES " ? 5/25/86 C 18 N
11-2 SPY PL«NFS
SEE AIRPLANES
SEE SPIES
SEE SPY RLANES
UDI COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CORP. , , , ,/„•»/=,. r < lu u^o
LOWE'S SEEKS REZONING: PROTEST PETITION INVALID S 2 './07/86 C I N »b9
UDI INDUSTRIAL PARK
SEE ALSO PESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT PARKS ,/,a/at r 1 N >JH?
GAS FIRM TO JOIN PARK S 2 1/28/86 C 1 N 462
UNESCO (UNITED NATIONS EDUCATIONAL. SCIENTIFIC t CULTURAL ORGANIZATION! ,,,,,a^ . ,,
'NATIONAL TREASURE' STILL POSSIBLE DUMP H 2 './13/86 A 1 <. N
IJNICEF (UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND! ^ , ,„,,n/o^ p ^ m
UNICEF CARDS ON SALE " 3 10/30/86 B 4 N
"^ ' AREA COUNTIES PREPARING PRIORITIES FOR HIGHWAY MEETING WEDNESDAY H 1 5/13/86 8 1 ^J 560
FOUR-LANING OF U.S. I SECTION PUSHEO H 1 5/15/86 B 1 N 580
US 15-501
SEE ALSO 15-501 BYPASS ^ , ,,„<.,o^ „ , m ,i^
PLANNER SAYS BYPASS COULD BE WIDENED EARLY H 3 3/06/86 B ' ^ J'^
END OF THE ROAD — FOR NOW H 3 .'^'Jb/^b & I ■" ^, " '"
BOARD APPROVES ROAD PROJECTS H 2 10/11/86 A 12 N
MAN HIT TWICE WHILE WALKING ALONG 15-501 H 2 U<J4/a6 C ' J^ „.,
west: funds CUT MAY STALL ROAO WORK S 2 [J/OVSJ { \ Z u uil
STATE TO WIDEN WEST DURHAM POAOS S 2 12/0<./86 A J " ^ W82
FREEWAY INTERCHANGE SHOULDN'T BE DELAYED S 2 12/04/86 A 4 E
CHEAPER EXPRESSWAY INTERSECTION PROPOSED H 2 2/06/86 A t^ SS?
RALEIGH WONT GET OURHA" POAO MONEY S 2 12/U6/86 A 1 N W62
PARTIAL EXPRESSWAY INTERCHANGE BEST USE OF LIMITED ROAD FUNDS S 2 12/08/86 A 4 L
OEAN FREEWAY EXTENSION ESTIMATED AT »45 MILLION S 2 12/0<?/86 A 1 " N W82
N.C. PONDERS POSSIBLE DEAL WITH VA. OVER U.S. 17, WATER S 2 3/04/86 A 10 J
lEER GETS 120 MILLION PROJECT S 2 6/04/l<6 A 3 N
t4.9 MILLION CONTRACT OK ' D FOR U.S. 64 IMPROVEMENTS H 2 2/15/8c, C 3 N
DOT TO OPEN BIOS ON U.S. 64 WORK H 2 6/17/86 A 12 N
"^ '"tOBACCO-UADEN TRUCK OVERTURNS » | I'Akjit 5 5? " ,1 J 11
BUSINESS BRIEFING \\ | i^lQ'^o? ? ^^ 1! kt]
CFLEBOATING COUPLE TERRORIZED H 2 8/23/86 CI >^ ^51
RALEIGH COUPLE OBSERVING ANNIVERSARY SHOT IN AUTO S 2 6/^2/25 r ( .1
TROOPERS PROBE U.S. 7D WRECK | 2 5,t3/St r N
AIRPORT BOARD TO PROTEST NO OVERPASS H 2 11/05/86 C 3 N -97
AIRPORT AUTHORITY WANTS TO IMPROVE INTERSECTION S 2 1/05/86 CI ^ "^^
RESOLUTION 8LISTEPS STATE OVE^ U.S. 70 INTERCHANGE H 2 U/l?/86 J ^ ^^
WELLONS WANTS NEW U.S. 70 COMPLEX, | | U/n5/ȣ ? -06
COUNTY PANEL OKS REZONING NEAR NHS S 2 12/03/86 C 1 N "06
"^ '"wIlLONS wants new U.S. 70 COMPLEX S 2 11/28/66 A 1 N ^06
73-ACPE REZONING REOUEST APPROVED BY COUNTY PANEL H 2 12/03/86 B 1 N A54
"^ ^'roundup GETS HORSES OUT OF TRAFFIC ON U.S. 74 H 2 1/22/86 B 3 N
"^ ^^SECTION OF U.S. 321 IS NAMED FOR H0LSHOU5ER " 2 4/30/86 a 3 N
"^ ""^SECTION OF U.S. 421 REOPENED AFTER SPILL . H 2 3/27/86 C 11 N
DANGEROUS ROADS CAN RUIN TOURISTS' VACATION H 2 6/09/86 A 15 ,
U.S. 421 CAMPAIGN " 2 8/14/P6 A 4 J
US 501
SEE ALSO HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION
-LX630-
MONrHLV/ANMUAL
1/01/66
INDEX
U/31/1t>
SUBJECT
PAr,clOT3
l/O^/R?
SEE
SEE
ALSO N.C.
ALSO N.C.
DBPr. OE TRANSPCIRTATIniJ
SHE'? rr'IS'rn Jci''9XI*^10'< IMPROVEMENT- PROGRAM
U^ll:^]M¥ll.^^°^l^O^^ ?S°^^^Je!| -0SI.0 HER OP.U
US SPRINT
SEE ALSO GTE SPRINT
PI»IGMORE LEAVES THREE-MAN HELM OF NE« US SPRINT
"""fS^O.U"ba"M^i:E^i!J^VigK'^§RC^E^fl«^RaiSJ^™l,0,NO
USS ARIZONA
MODEL BATTLESHIP SAILED INTO N.C. PORT By RETIRED TEACHER
USS ASHEVILLE
n??JS;H SAYS SUB WILL PE NAMED US';
DISTRICT ATTORNEYS ENDORSE EXUM
Pr, L P BVL
H 2
-♦/lO/Rt
<./22/n6
5/13/16
5/13/86
5/17/86
10/1 1/66
2?
1
1
I
1
12
S80
580
S76
•ASHEVILLE-
H 2 7/06/56 C 12 P N
t! I .<i/n/S6 B 4 N '197
H ? 10/23/86 A 23 N
H 2 <t/21/86 B 2 P N
H 2 10/30/B6 D 11 N
S 2 10/30/86 C 6 N
S 2 9/22/86 C 1 P N M06
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 1
S 2
2/20/86
3/30/86
7/25/»6
10/11/86
12/23/86
12/26/86
H 2 10/11/86 a
H 1 12/23/86 C
USS DURHAM
COUNTY MAY HONOR NAVY NAMESAKE
USS MONITOR
III IlIo ^SlfUS^C^K?"*""^ **'° *^«OSPHERIC AOMINISTHATIDN
USS NORTH CAROLINA
iifli:?4^!^^^iH^^?ffv-^?-?ri^5?oRicLANDMAR
rl" nIsP' '°i«"' ^^JrIs???,;;^ -« ^■^^>"- "" NORTH CAROLINA
ShIJ^CEL^^S ?E '??^^^;Rs'?«'HlL°MiL?^!i'"«^^^« " ^"RS AGO
BATTLESHIP MEMORfA^'SA^^NiMii^ri'SIS^ CHANGE
USS SARATOGA
N.C. NAVY SURGEON CHECKED U.S. PILOTS BEEORE LIBYAN ATTACK
"''sE^'Af^S'^EiMiSE*"'"' "'-'" "^-'O""'
"AS?H?ASV''8.''?i5iS^N'S55.i5'-ag.^^"" °'= '="'^° «*'5ING PROJECTS C SPONSORING GROUPS,
UKPANIANS " 2 3/16/H6 C
^^lu?'-5° SOVIET UNION
THE UKRAINIAN HOLOCAUST
THE UKRAINIAN FAMINE
16
7
17
2
10
2/02/86 D
3/12/86 C
6/23/86 A
6/25/86 8
8/26/86 C
10/01/86 B
10/07/96 C
11/26/86 A
P F G09
2 './20/n6 C 3 P N
ULCERS
SEE ALSO 7ANT4C
GLAXO MARKETS NEW MEDICATION FOR llircoc
ULTRASOUND
III f.'-52 EXPLOSOSCAN
SEE ALSO MAGNETIC RESONANfF TMA'-rur
use OF ULTRASO^Ng^Si^^N^: gS^QN-T REPLACE X-RAYS
ULTRAVIOLET L IGHT
REGULATION OF TANNING PARLORS CONSIDERED
UMBRIA AT DUKE JA27 FESTIVAL
ni StiS Td "^'"•'^"'■VALS
vSri?A^tlL^is?'"«^"^^'°"" """'"'" '' "'''
IHb ITALIANS ARE HERE
UMSTFAO HOSPITAL
SEE JOHN B. UMSTEAO HOSPITAL
UMSTEAD STATE PAPK
SEE ALSO PARKS. N.C.
2 KILLED IN UMSTEAD PARK AIR rHA<:H
SUSPENDED
UMSTEAD YOUTH CENTER
ffl"^s°c^^^Sr1^ """^"^ *^T" '^^""^
fER%"^lgr?f 3J^?EA'g\'oC?H°"c^'N";-JR'*° ""'''
ciJlfiS.l'-YAi!?cJ'?°/I°«'5TM's''T5 PATIENTS
CENTER S IN-ATES TAKE CHRISTMAS TO PATIENTS AT UM STE AD HOSP I TAL
"'^'-'-^..S?^. SYNDICATED COLUMN
UNCLE OAN STILL ALIVeV READERS DROP
UNDERCOVER AGENTS
SEE SPIES
UNDERGROUND CABLES
SEE ALSO TELEPHONE CARLES
PHONE SERVICE CUT...iGAIN
OUKE POWER WORKERS CONfiMuE LIGHTNING DAMAGE REPAIRS
UNOEBGROUNO STORAGE TANKS
I pftJSr'^^StltJ''^ STORAGE TANKS
LEAKING TANKS THREATEN N.C. HATER OUALITY
2 9/29/86 A
2 10/02/86 A
S 2 3/01/86 A 5
H 2 6/25/06 A 11
H 2 7/22/86 B 3
H 2 7/26/86 B 3
3/26/86
3/27/86
6/19/86
6/21/86
H 2 3/04/86
S 2 10/02/86 0 3
H 2 10/03/86 0 5
S 2 10/09/86 D 2
7/24/85 A
7/25/B6 A
7/25/86 A
7/25/86 A
7/26/86 C
7/29/86 C
8/05/86 8
8/06/86 C
12/27/86 C
4/07/86 C
6/19/86 C
10/15/86 C
12/14/86 C
12/19/86 B
12/19/86 B
N W82
N
n
'I
N 080
N
N nao
N D80
■t
N T85
' N "97
N A 54
N 584
N M97
N
N
P R76
P
P L38
■I S80
N 5 80
5 2 12/03/86 A U
H 3 2/05/86 B 1 N nai
H 2 7/01/86 B 1 P N
S 2 3/12/85 C 7 N
MONTHLY/AN tlUHL
1/01/86 -
I U 0 t X
U/31/86
S U 8 J e
PA'",= loni,
l/O'/RT
FEDERAL RULES ON STTRAGE TANK5 "AY HELP STOP DANliER0U5 LEAKS
CHEMICAL CLEANUP FUNO POOPOSEO
LEAKING STORAGE TANKS RAISE W3R0IES OF WATEO POLLUTION
IJH0ERTAKFR5
SEE FUNERAL HOMES
SEE MORTICIANS
UNDERWATER RFSEAOCH
SEE ALSO HYPERBARIC CHA^IBEB
SEE ALSO MARINE BIOLO'".Y
ECU DIVERS SURVEY BLOCKADE RUNNERS
THE BARGAIN BOAT: DUKE GEOPHYSICIST BUYS 17 MILLION SHIP FOR «68.000
'^"'^SEE ALSO CLOTHING ISEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC ARTICLES OF CLOTHINGI
OF PRIVATE MATTERS
UNDERMPITERS LABORATORIES. INC.
UNOERHRITFRS DEDICATES NEW LABORATORY IN PARK
NEW RTP LAB TO TEST PRODUCTS
UNEMPLOYMENT. DURHAM
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. DURHAM, LAYOFFS
SEE ALSO FMPLDYMENI, DURHAM
CENSUS BUREAU TO ASK ABOUT JOHS
DURHAM JOBLESS RATE FALLS
JOBLESS RATE IN COUNTY HITS 6-YFAR LOW
PUTTING MORE JOBS WHERE THE NEED IS
DURHA'' JOBLESS RATE UP l.T»
DURHAM JOBS HARD TO FIND FOR SOME
DURHAM LAPOR FORCE UP. JOBLESS RATE REMAINS LOW
JOBLESS SATE SHOWS DROP IN DU»M«M
J. P. STEVENS' WORKERS TO GET JUO FINDING AID
DURHAM HAS JOBS FOR STEVENS WORKERS
JOBLESS RAT= UP IN DURHAM
UNEMPLOYMENT RATE UP SLIGHTLY IN DURHAM
JOBLESS RATES REPORTED DOWN IN OQ COUNTIES
JOBLESS RATE FALLS TO 3. It IN DURHAM
STUDENTS PUSH JOBLESS RATE UP IN DURHAM
UNEMPLOYMENT RATE UP IN DIJRHAM , ORANGE
DURHAM JOBLESS RATE DIPS TO 3.6*
JOBLESS RATE DIPS SLIGHTLY
BENEFITS UP FOR JOBLESS
STEADY GROWTH EXPECTED IN TRIANGLE ECONOMY
HIGH WAGES MAY HURT EFFORTS OF LEAF WORKERS TO FIND NEW JOBS
SLOWER ECONOMIC GROWTH SEEN
DURHAM SHOULD GIVE WORKERS HELPING HAND
WORKERS FACE LOWER-PAYING JOBS
mayor: city economy WILL SURVIVE AMERICAN CLOSING
UNEMPLOYMENT RATES DROP IN TRIANGLE
GULLEY DISCUSSES SHUTDOWN'S EFFECTS
MAYOR TELLS COUNCIL DELAY AMERICAN REACT
SHOCK WAVES FROM CLOSING WILL SUBSIDE INTO A RIPPLE
JOB OUTLOOK IS GOOD FOR MANY IN TRIANGLE
DURHAM CLOSINGS CHANGE LIVES
JOBLESS RATE GOES UP
UNEMPLOYMENT RATE UP ACROSS STATE
RETAIL SALES IN SEPTEMBER PERK UP LACKLUSTER AUGUST
TRUNGLE JOBLFSS RATE DIPS
TRIANGLE JO»LESSNESS RATE SLIGHTLY DOWN IN SEPTEMBER
AMERICAN TRANSFERS START; PAY CUTS LOOM
DURHAM'S JOBLESS RATE SLIPS TO 3.5 PERCENT
JOBLESS RATE IN DURHAM REACHES ^X
UNEMPLOYMENT. INTERNATIONAL
BETTER OFF THAN BELIEVED
UNEMPLOYMENT. N.C.
SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT. N.C.
SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT SECURITY COMMISSION
FALLING TEXTILE EMPLOYMENT DOESN'T "EUN MORE JOBLESS
STATE UNEMPLOYMFNT RATE RISES TO A.7t
STUDY OF TEXTILE JOBS COULD END CONFUSION
95,000 TRUCKING JOBS LOST IN N.C. SINCE I'SO
DURHAM JOBLESS RATE FALLS
JOBLESS RATE IN COUNTY HITS &-YEAR LOW
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS , „ ,,,
N.C. UNEMPLOYMENT UP SLIGHTLY IN JAN.: ORANGE STILL LOWEST
DURHAM JOBLESS RATE UP 1.7X
GRAHAM COUNTY JOBLESSNESS HARD TO FIGURE
DURHAM LABOR FORCE UP, JOBLESS RATE REMAINS LOW
FRANKLIN UNEMPLOYMENT FIGURFS CALLED MISLEADING
N.C. JOBLESS RATE FALLS 0.2 PFRCENI
JOBLESS RATE SHOWS DROP IN DURHAM
JOBLESS RATE UP IN DURHAM
UNEMPLOYMENT RATE UP SLIGHTLY IN DURHAM
JOBLESS RATES REPORTED DOWN IN "0 COUNTIES
JOBLESS RATE FALLS TO 3.11 IN DURHAM
STUDENTS PUSH JOBLESS RATE UP IN PURHAM
UNEMPLOYMENT RATE UP IN DURHAM, ORANGE
N.C. JOBLFSS RATE IMPROVES , . ,
MAXIMUM UNEMPLOYMENT PAYMENT INCREASED TO 118' A WcEK IN N.C.
DURHAM JOBLESS RATE DIPS TO 3. bX
JOBLESS RATE DIPS SLIGHTLY
U.S. -SOUTH AFRICAN TEXTILE PACT LUNACY
N.C. JOBLFSS RATE DIPS
REinsVILLE WELCOMES LEAF DECISION
UNEMPLOYMENT RATES DROP IN TRIANGLE
UNEMPLOYMFNT RATE UP ACROSS STATE
CRISTFX PLANT IN OXFQPO IS CLOSING
RETAIL SALES IN SEPTEMBFR PER'C UP LACKLUSTER AUGUST
MARTIN UNVEILS J 0° S PLAN ,... „
GOV. MARTIN ANNOUNCES STATE WILL START UNEMPLOYMENT INS. RESERVE FUNO
TRIANGLE JQilLFSS RATE DIPS
TRIANGLE JOBLESSNESS RATE SLISHTLY DOWN IN SEPTEMBER
N.C. UNFMPLOYMENT DIPS
tOi OF N.C. EMPLOYERS WILL SE= UNEMPLOYMENT TAX DROP
DURHAM'S JOBLESS RATE SLIPS TO 3 . S PERCENT
N.C. UNEMPLOYMENT 5 . <.X IN NOVEMBER
EMERGENCY MONEY DWINDLING
JOBLESS KATE IN DURHAM REACHES At
UNEMPLOYMENT, ORANGE COUNTY
SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT. ORANGE COUNTY
CENSUS BUREAU TO ASK ABOUT JOBS
DURHAM JUPLESS RATE FALLS
JOBLESS RATE IN COUNTY HITS 6-YFAR LOW
N.C. UNEMPLOYMENT UP SLIGHTLY IN JAN.; ORANGE STILL LOWEST
JOBLESS RAIF FALLS TO 3.11; IN DURHAM
UNEMPLOYMENT RATE UP IN DURHAM, giuMGE
UNEMPLOYMENT RATES DROP IN TRIANGLE
UNEMPLOYMENT RATE UP ACOOSS STATE
TOIANGLF JOBLESSNESS RATE SLIGHTLY DOWN IN SEPTEMBER
AGENCIES PLAN WAYS TO HEL" LAIO-JFF WORKERS IN ORANGE
8D LAID-OFF WORKERS FILE FOR BENEFITS
PG L P BYL
H 2 3/13/R6 A U
H 2 I2/06/B6 E 9
H 2 li/29/8(> b 3
H 2 10/3O/F6 C 12 N
H 2 11/21/96 A 16 0 N D8D
H 2 3/14/B6 A 4
H 2 10/09/»6 a A
S 2 10/09/86 C lA
1/16/R6
1/31/86
2/01/86
2/2A/86
2/2R/86
3/08/86
3/21/86
3/Jl/''6
'./Q9/86
A/17/86
A/2';/B6
A/26/86
5/31/86
5/31/86
6/28/86
6/30/86
7/25/86
7/26/86
7/28/86
8/26/86
8/26/86
a/26/86
8/27/P6
8/27/86
8/27/86
0/28/86
8/28/86
9/29/86
8/3\/86
9/01/86
9/03/86
9/26/86
9/28/86
10/19/°6
10/31/R6
11/01/86
11/08/86
U/29/86
12/25/86
N we?
M
N
E
N W62
*l nt,6
" W82
N S8A
•I LAI
N J82
N W82
■I W82
N M06
LAI
W82
W82
LAI
S33
XAl
S51
LAI
i'85
wa2
U LAI
N 'las
H 2 A/18/86 A
S 2
1/03/86
A
7
N
H 2
1/09/86
A
16
N
H 2
l/lA/86
A
E
H 2
1/20/B6
A
II
N
S ?.
l/31/°6
A
Nl
H 2
2/01/86
C
N
H 2
2/28/8t>
A
12
N
H 2
2/28/86
B
3 C
N
S 2
2/28/86
A
N
W82
H 2
3/32/86
8
N
5 ?
3/21/86
A
ri
W32
H J
3/22/86
C
N
LAD
S 2
3/29/86
A
17
■1
S 2
3/31/86
A
N
S8A
S 2
A/25/86
A
N
W82
H 2
A/26/86
B
lA
N
H 2
5/31/86
b
M
S 2
5/31/86
A
N
J82
5 2
6/28/86
A
N
M05
H 2
6/30/86
C
N
H 2
7/06/86
c
N
H 2
7/2A/86
B
N
S 2
7/25/86
A
N
W82
H 2
7/26/86
c
N
H ?
8/01/86
A
c
S 2
8/02/86
A
N
S 2
a/27/86
A
N
wa2
H 2
8/21/86
A
It
N
H 2
9/28/86
c
N
H 1
9/30/86
c
N
H 2
10/1''/R6
U
12 P
U
LAI
S 2
10/3o/n<,
A
N
H 2
10/31/86
A
15
N
S 2
10/31/86
A
N
B95
H 2
U/Ul/86
c
N
H 2
11/08/86
B
N
H 2
U/18/86
B
N
H 2
1 l/29/''6
c
N
H 2
12/06/86
c
N
H 3
12/11/86
B
N
MID
H 2
12/25/86
A
18
N
S 2
l/16/8t,
c
1
H
W82
S 2
1/31/86
A
N
H 2
2/01/86
c
N
H 2
2/28/P6
3
C
N
S 2
5/31/86
A
1
N
W82
H 2
6/30/86
c
3
N
H 2
8/28/«6
A
16
N
H 2
9/28/86
c
3
N
H 2
1 1/U1/R6
c
1
N
H 2
1 1/07/86
b
5
N
MIO
H 2
U/21/86
B
i
N
MONTHLy/4
I N U 4 L
1/01/86 -
INDEX
U/31/B6
SUBJECTS
'4''. dlOT5
l/C/ll?
« WEEK IN N.C.
UNFHPLOVMENr, U.S.
ill JtlS E"ip\^°5SE'S?."[]!5"^ "^•""•'
N.C. JOBLESS PATE Z1PR0VES
UNEMPLOYMENT, VJUTH
^^itSb^r EMPLGYMENr. YOUTH
^s{i!^EflTi-pSii'5§SL^^li'lifETp I^^Su^S:^ "°^-"
UNEMPLOYHEMT COMPENSATION
"^ofi^^^osni^^ENi^r?!^^'"""
8E.5f^y?s"uP"?br38gL'Esr"''^' TNCREASEO TO „a.
"'""UM BENEFITS UP FOR JOBLESS
?f^;,=-'PShiJ5 "ENEFITS NOT RilSED SINCE CUT<;
STATE LOWERS UNEMPLOYMENT TAX 3l"H.t CUTS
UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE
SEE ALSO WORKERS' COMPENSATION
5A'R'irruS5^F[r]oB"? ^cL^""'"^
GOV. MARTIN ANNOUNCES STATE WILL START UNEMPLOYMENT ,NS. RESERVE FUNO
UNEMPLOYMENT TAX
oS5''Ji^ UNVEILS JOBS PLAN
l?iTi'LS;iRs':!5kSJfg5MgiVMr'"^^"-^°^'"^'" '« "«o"
UNIFI INC.
PLANT TO BE CLOSED
UNIFORM CRIME REPORT
SEE ALSO CRIME RATE. N.C.
URUG ABUSE CITED AS CAUSE FOR VIOLENT CRIME INCREASE "
UNIFORM JUNCTION
UNIFORM junction: ...WELCOME To THE l,TH ANNUAL CHILDREN. S CLASSIC ,A0,
UNIFORM SENTENCING '-LAiblL 1 AD I
SEE CRIMINAL SENTENCING
UNION CARBIDE AGRICULTURAL PRnnijrT'; rn
UNION CARBIDE CORP.
'■"t^S?^ "f°'=\''S?"'- "AGEO^M^fiS^F LIVES
5;;pa[ fcS\^llAr?pgJ!° "= '''" 'T'UtiN'^'ARB.DE... (CARTOON,
UNl'g;! tiillEI ?fi*slLL°I?l'-iGR'f?,„*?,'^J^P'-J"'"'L '"^■5I0N
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
S5?SA°i.R"srDE"c^^^E^'fo°si;L*^iro?jrs?fer^
UNION COUNTY SHERIFF
MAN WHO LOST LEGS IN WAR BECffiES CERTIFIED LAWMAN
UNION OF CONCERNED SriENTISTS
SEE ALSO SCIENTISTS, U.S.
DUKE power: SCIENTISTS TRYING TO SCARE PUBLIC
UNIONS
III E'f?L'*j?^'''^'"-''°^''° ''''"■' ''''''' "'""
m i^B IBil^ II ^lI?^:fSuS??^!^§%35i^??yr?iJto??^r— ^
III Li?c\V^--^^"3--"^-^i^L\o WORKERS UNION
III "fl'^^^'il'^'^li'i'*' ""•"'ERS OF AMERICA
III LAjoR'*Lli?'*"- ""'^ """E"^ "O'^E"^ UNION
SEE pPGANUED LABOR
SEE STRIKES, N.C.
SEE TEAMSTERS UNION
Iff mni'JcS cAS"^ workers UNION
III Fr'y¥"¥'°°«""""^'°-'°*""' INTERNATIONAL UNION
SEE UNITED StIeLWORKERS OF AMERICA
UNIONS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM CENTRAL LARTH ll^lInM
SEE ALSO DURHAM C I TY HOR tpa ? ii^r nM
UNIONS Mo5NT''RjR/,S„"yJ,|;;f 0" l-'BeL ON DURHAM
NORTHERN TELECOM OFF^^iAL': WORKERS DON-T NEED UNION
C PG L P RYL
11/29/06
12/12/86
1
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H 2 7/06/86 C 3
H 1
S 2
l/il/Kb B "^ N
6/28/')6 A 1 N M06
7/02/56 C
7/24/86 B
7/28/86 C
3/10/86 C
12/15/96 B
12/16/86 A
N
N
N H82
H 2 8/10/86 C 5
S 2 10/3D/96 A 1
H 2 10/31/86 A 15
S 2 10/30/86 4 I
H 2 ll/ia/86 B 8
S 2 12/16/86 A 5
H 2 3/U6/86 B 3
7/31/86 4
5/13/86 0
3/2<./86 C
4/01/86 C
4/13/86 C
7/22/86 A
7/23/86 C
7/23/86 A
10/11/86 C
12/17/86 A
12/18/86 B
3/03/86
3/1 3/86
3/13/86
4/08/86
6/11/86
7/22/86
7/23/»6
7/23/=6
8/15/86
V/05/86
12/17/86
12/18/86
10
1
10
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U L41
'I ns5
N "97
N H97
N ■197
1
13
1
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H 2 10/01/86 B 2 P N
H 1 3/07/86 B 5
UNIONS, N.C.
N"^^.°^JAg'^SJ^K^^,|"glAS ^ =™-' ""'' ''''''' "'""'
3?^^ "uyjI^s'S^i! 'Jn'iV'" smearSa^tScs
jA't7SG°LABi|fs^\'^G"'"°*'^' ''"'""E BRIGHT IN N.C.
6/04/06
7/0''/86
6/02/36
8/0?/°6
8/26/36
a/27/86
9/03/86
S 2
S 2
S ? , _ , . ^ ^
H 2 12/12/86 B
4/12/86
7/03/86
7/03/86
7/11/86
7/13/86
8/19/86
9/03/86
9/04/86
9/11/86
5
18
16
13
14
8
1
It
' N "85
N A54
N
N S78
N H82
n H70
N
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N
N
N
N L4T
N H70
N
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12/31/ <!6
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EDITOOUL W»S ANTI-LABO"
UNION WINS IN GREENSBORO „ ,
UNION FiGMilNr, PKnpnsAL lifti'jg ban on clothing makers hooking at home
GREENSBORO TEXTILE WORKERS VOTE FOR UNIOH
ORGANIZED LABHR DECLINE HURTS N.C.
LABOR'S AIMS HAVE CHANGED
CONSERVATIVES HURT WORKERS
""'sfl'iLSo'AMALGA-ATED CLOTHING AND TEXTILE WORKERS UNION
SEE ALSO COLLECTIVE BARGAINING
SEE ALSO UNITED STEELWCRKERS OF A-^ERICA
U*'ION MEMBERSHIP OOWN UNCG ECDN0"15T
LEiALIZEO EXTORTION
UNION OR NOT, WORKING PEOPLE GET PEST TODAY
LCM PUTS NEW SPARK IN GENERIC CIGARETTE PICKS
COBEY AND PRICE CLASH ON LABOR UNION "GNcY
UNIQUE TRAVEL CLUB
SEE ALSO TRAVEL, N.C.
UNIQUE TRAVEL OFFER LEADS TO FBI OFFICE
UNIROYAL ONE LAP QF AMERICA
RALLY CARS TO MAKF LATE-NIGHT VISIT
UNISYS CORP. IFO^MERLY BURROUGHS CORP. I
SEE ALSO BURROUGHS CORP.
' FORMEB SPERRY PLANT SOLO
GRANVILLE COUNTY SCHOOL 'STRUT THEIR COMPUTER STUFF'
UNITED AIRLINES
SEE ALSO AIRLINES . _ „,
SEE AUS" RALEIGH/DURHAM AIRPORT
eoM" ■'HREAT E-PTIES AIRLINER IN GREENSBORO
IS The "LOO" "FF OR IS THE MARKET JUST WAFFLING'?
UNITE" SHIFTING SENIOR SALES CHIEF TQ ROU
UNITED CAROLINA 3AMCSHARES
UCB TO BUY S.C. BANK
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST
CHURCH GROUP INSTALLS CHAVIS
REV. CHAVIS INSTALLED AT DUKE CEREMONY
HYPOCRISY IN DIVESTITURE
BELL IS PASTOR OF CHURCH
UCC STUOY SHOWS ROLE OF CLERGYwOMEN IS STILL LIMITED
UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST, COH-ISSION FOR RACIAL JUSTICE
SEE ALSO RACIAL DISCRIMINATION
GROUP TO INVESTIGATE MURDER CONVICTION ,„„,.„
CHURCH TO INSTALL CH4VIS AS HEAD Of JUSTICE GROUP
CHURCH GROUP SEEKS STTORNEY GENERAL PROBE IN WOMAN'S ARSON CASE
WOMAN'S ARSON CONVICTION CALLED UNJUST
DEBATE OF MRS. RULLOCK'S ARSON CONVICTION SOUGHT
MINISTER TO FAST UNTIL MRS. BULLOCK FREED
UNITED COAL CO-P»\Y IBRISTOL, VIRGINIA!
APPEARANCE MONEY SETS BAD PRECEDENT
UNITED COM"ERCIAL TRAVELERS . .
RETIRED COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS' EXECUTIVE DIES
UNITED DAUGHTERS 0= THE CONFEDERACY
'MAMMY' HELD SOUTH'S AFFECTIO**
UNITED DOMINION REALTY TRUST
V4. FIR" PUYS WELLONS VILLAGE
VIRGINIA REALTY TRUST BUYS WELLONS VILLAGE
UNITED DURHAM, INC.
SEE UDI COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CORP.
UNITED FAR" WORKERS UNIOf)
SEE ALSO FARM WORKERS
DURHAM GROUP HAIlS CONTRACT ON FARM LABOR
FARM UNION'S VELASaUEZ TO VISIT AREA
FARM LABOR "ACkED , ,
HEINZ REACHES ACCORO WITH GROWERS, WORKERS
UNITED FOOO AND C3"MERCIAL WORKERS INIRRNAT IOnAL UNION
Un'on wORKERs'mERgI into LOCAL WITH DURHA" HEAOOUARTERS
UNION TARGETING THREE FOOD CHAINS
N.C. FOOD WORKERS ORGANIZE
UNITED GLDRE CORP.
FIR" TO BUY LEXINGTON FURNITURE PLANT
GLCE PLANT SALE TO DIXIE APPROVED
JUDGE APPROVES SALE OF SHOwRCTM
GPAHA" COUNTY JOBLESSNESS HART TO FIGURE
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
UNITED HOLY CHURCH OF AMERICA
NCCU GRAO WRITES CHURCH HISTORY
UNITED KLANS OF AMERICA
SEE KU KLUX KLAN
UNITED MEIHOOIST CHURCH
SEE METMOrlSTS
SEE N.C. UNITED MEIHDOIST CONFERENCE
UNITED NATIONAL BANK 1 FAYETTE Vl LL E, N.C.) ,„ „ . .,„,
3 DURHAM COMPANIES RANKED AMONG LARGEST OWNi^D BY SLACKS
UNITED NATIONS
SEE ALSO WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION
BAD NFWS, COMRADE AMBASSADOR 1 (CARTOON)
FEwRR SOVIETS AT U.N. MAY CUT SPI = S IN )J.S. . » „
U.N. DESIGNATION SHOULD SAVE WESTERN SITE FRQM WASTE DUMP
ANTI-U.N. COLUMN IS FULL OF NEwSPEAK
THE LIBRARY OF LIES
CHECK OUR OWN TEXTBOOKS
ARMS AGREEMENT UNLIKELY
U.S. SHOULD EXPEL SOME SOVIET SPIES
CCOr°SIGNS APPEARING IN U.S. -SOVIET RELATIONS
FINAN'IAL CRISIS: UNITED NATITNS IN TROUBLE...
WEST GER-AN SOVIET SPFAK OF T^RRORIS" AT THE UN
DURHAH-PA'EO 'lews SERVICE TO GET HONOR
CURRING THE J.N. TONGUES
'YEAR OF PEACE' ELUDES "ANY PEOPLE IN WORLD
DATE
9/16/36 A
9/Z1/96 C
9/22/''6 A
9/Z3/36 A
10/01/et A
lO/OT/RS A
1D/23/B6 A
2 1/ZS/R6 A 9 N
2 <./0R/P6 A <. E
2 9/01/B6 A A E
2 9/2';/R6 A 20 P U CI
2 10/24/R6 6 * P N L*0
H 2 6/l5/»6 CRN
H 2 5/03/R6 B A 'I
H 2 ll/l^/R6 C 3 N
S 2 12/07/86 C 1 P N S9»
H 2 l/0'i/'>5 A '
H 2 6/1S/R6 L 12
H 2 10/23/86 0 ID
U L<,1
N
H 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
S 2
3/30/R6
7/13/06
A/23/°6
<,/23/P6
6/1S/86
7/15/66
12/20/86
2/05/36
<,/26/«6
6/21/30
9/02/R6
9/J3/86
9/19/R6
IS
11
12
A
3
7
P N
N H70
S 2 6/12/^6 A A ?
S 2 5/14/96 C 6 0
H 2 10/26/66 C 1 P U L57
S 2
H 7
9/09/R6 A I P N W62
9/10/36 A 1 N L41
S 2 3/1S/R6 A 16
H 2 3/20/66 A 20
S 2 8/29/86 A 5
H 2 9/06/86 A lA
H 2 6/0A/P6 C 1
H 2 7/03/86 A 1"
S 2 7/03/86 A 16
S 2
M 2
M 2
H 2
H 2
l/OA/86 A IS
1/26/86 B lA
2/23/66 E 13
3/0?/36 a 5
5/09/86 A 13
S 2 5/2t/"6 A 6
'"""SNrTEJ°NlT,Biii''!oOO TARGET TO CUT SPENDING
H 2
5/08/86
D
A
N
H 7
3/12/86
A
A T
I
(•56
S 7
3/19/66
A
tt
<; 7
<./09/A6
C
13
H 7
5/27/86
A
L
H 2
7/Ul/''6
A
L
H 7
7/J9/=o
A
A
L
H 7
O/OA/Ro
A
A
H 7
9/11/66
A
A
t
H 7
9/18/66
A
4
L
H 2
9/26/66
A
A
H 2
9/28/16
A
12
N
R66
M 7
9/;8/R6
A
1?
S 7
ll/2'i/66
b
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N
H 7
ll/Zb/'b
A
A
H 2
12/26/86
A
A
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H 2
3/12/86
A
A
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1/01/86
INDEX
12/31/86
SUBJECTS
l/0''/87
CUTTING U.N. nuO&ET
ll.r.'t'.i'k^.rilkVr'o'iiim "'''"'' '" TROUBLE...
W=ST GERMAN SOVIET SPEAK OF TERRORISM AT THE UN
"'"112 M£Ir'§c'5 CHILDREN'S FUND
SEE UNKEF (UNITED NAT IONS CHI LOREN • S FUNOI
""'ill t^'i§P'^ ^ri^ - °^ - -
LAW OF SEA MUST BE ENFORCED, DEFENDED
SEE AMERICAN NEGRO COLLEGE FUND
UNITFO PARCEL SERVICE
THIEVES TAKE JEWELRY, RECORDERS FROM HOME
""SEE° a7|S^?,?E°s'"' "'*'°^
SEE ALSO UNIONS, U.S.
FAILED BUYOUT PLEASES TIRE WORKERS IN N.C.
3/31/86
9/21/66
1 1/26/86
L
N P66
E
H ? 9/28/86 A 12 N 066
5 2 S/JO/ea A <,
U.S.
(GENERAL HEADING)
POET-S PROFILE OF AN AMERICAN STILL RELEVANT
STATE
U.S. .BALANCED BUDGET
SEc ALSO U.S., BUDGET
p5ESI0EN'f's"DF?F-i^?%Jg„?ft'?i^^""'' ""■"^E'
?5dR^s*^::;H^S!™ io N°RSiss... ,carto.n,
SANFORO NO LONGFR OPPOSFS flA^Vi;Pcn*t,*,J^Jfr"-"^' aUDGET
U.S.. BUDGET
III f!-§S GOVERNMENTAL HASTE
SEE ALSO GRACE COMMISSION
III ti-15 "ILITAPY, BUodsT-
SEE ALSO NATIONAL DEBT
III fMS ^I'l" "'LANCED BUDGET
SEE ALSO U.S. CONGRESS, SALARIES
:.'»iritiii'?\:]r^l ^'-^"o^ to be revised
iiiiliPiP'-
^^i^'lMSl^- ^-^'-'^ BACK burner
CONTRACTOR'S tXl E H iK?rOEFENS E CRYING WULF
U.S., BUDGET, CUTS
SEE ALSO GRAMM-RUOMAN TAX RTII
52::?RT5^E^?3^hfc^;^s^^Aa si?.?f?"Y""^^"'
GOVERNOR OR0iRSTA?i''SfR^G°lLi£^J ' "^"' INCLUDES TAXES
cIts^2Y*§l?^?':i?rSLJ?°i^'= "" P'OGRAMS
^Sjh f?' • Lii,?SS5p^'Ti;^i| .OU. MR.
?^f?{':« SHOULD NOT ABANDON AMTrIS "•^'
coi I roullVHh'itl\'oi1"'''" ^^-^'slators
S5 '-'r„"-L END UP PAYING MUCH MORF
5yk^i5i?*Y^^o:!rs%^A¥^aFF°"--
buttIJ over guns**^''" national park visitors
iXTni sui;'/SG'Jtj?!\'aMrcV^E2^op?'?s„rs«2r" '^^^^ "^stees
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\'iJL''i^ "MSF SCHOnt LUNCJ po??i;5 SCHOOL LUNCH PROGRAM
utM^nlr" ""<f "OULO hOpT MANY IN N C
Si^WS^^6Er^Y?0^?^^iJfeT?%«'?h "« ^S°<'"
K:^8F'^tJi2rs5?^R'S!?lN"fvi,^?^^'''''^-
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S ? 11/22/36 C 1 N
H 2 4/2^/66 A 4 L
H
1/12/06
2/06/86
2/15/86
3/13/86
3/25/86
'•/ll/86
9/21/86
1/C1/P6
1/16/86
2/1 3/86
3/15/86
3/2n/B6
<i/0<./86
6/02/86
6/14/86
7/2T/86
8/i;'/86
6/17/86
10/17/86
10/18/36
10/20/86
10/22/86
l2/lA/°6
12/30/86
U A20
E
T PS*.
N
N L40
E
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PRESIDENT (CARTOONI
1/06/86
1/08/86
1/08/Q*.
1/08/86
1/09/86
1/12/86
1/13/86
1/14/86
l/15/«6
1/16/86
1/17/86
1/21/86
1/27/86
1/29/86
1/29/86
1/30/86 I
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1/31/86 ,
2/01/86 I
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2/06/86 (
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2/07/86 t
2/11/86 t
2/13/86 A
2/13/06 A
2/15/86 A
2/15/86 A
2/16/86 0
2/19/86 A
2/20/86 A
2/20/86 0
2/21/''6 A
2/23/'>6 B
2/25/86 A
2/25/86 C
2/26/86 A
2/27/86 A
2/28/86 B
2/<;8/86 A
3/U1/86 C
3/04/86 A
3/04/86 a
3/04/86 H
3/05/86 b
3/d5/8t, A
3/06/86 0
3/09/S6 0
3/12/86 A
3/19/B6 8
3/20/86 a
3/21/86 C
1
1
13
1
C50
856
N
N X41
N A 54
N
L40
A20
"69
R56
"30
H60
U36
H03
'<56
I 164
C50
M69
N F50
•J S34
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N MIO
N M97
N "10
N
N
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N Min
N
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N
N L4n
N S34
HONIHLY/*
N U U A L
1/01/86
INDEX
S U B J e
BUDGET PINCH IFFECTS HOUSE COFFEE LOVERS , , „ „,^^ ,,.,,
C'NTIDATE Sirs IT IS TIME TO END 'MADNESS* OF REAGAN BUDGET CUTS
REP. COBEY SAVS HE WILL SEEK SUPPORT FOR EXTENSION SERVICE
LFAGUE WARNS PROPERTY TAXES COULD SKYROCKET
- CUTTING U.N. nunCEI
PIPCR MUST BE PAID IF FEDS CUT PROGRAMS
OUTRAGE EXPOESSEU OVER ORTINANCE PN MOBILE HOMES
ORANGE-CHATHAM AGENCY BEGINNING TO FEEL GRAHH-RUDMAN CUTS
DEFICIT CUTS REDUCE FUEL Ain
F'=D=:RAL cuts EXPAND CITY BONO ISSUE
DEFICIT-CUTTING LAW TO REDUCE TOBACCO LOANS
CITIES URGED TO LOBBY AGAINST CUTS
DON'T SCRIMP ON IRS
NATIONAL PARK CUTTING BACK ON SERVICES
FEDERAL CUTS LIKELY TO BE SMALL IN N.C.
CUTS MAY HIT PROGRAMS FOR CHILDREN
WHAT IUDGET cuts?
GRAHM-RUDMAN ICARTOONI
court cuffs congress to budget oroolehs
fort bragg commander says money for training reduced
southern eoijcation facing a challenge
federal budget checks institute's growth
subcommiitee reeu-^es to cut appalachian commission funds
helms accused of holding up funding for feeding program
chisholm: cuts stop college-bound blacks .,„,,
poverty affecting more and more n.c. children. say experts
spend less. not moke
helms n1ies tax reform quandary to durham delegation
supercollider plan relies on : ongre ss i ona l funding
durham reps discuss gramm-rudman
capital health agency braces for cutoff of federal money
gramm-rudman (cartooni
credit the democrats
get seriuus: cut spending
u.s.. budget deficit
SEE ALSO NATI'^NAL DEBT
BALANCED BUDGET BILL EXPLANATION BEWILDERS LEGISLATORS
VALENTINE PREDICTS REAGAN'S DEFICIT FIGHT INCLUDES TAXES
N.C. CONGRESSMEN SPLIT ON BUDGET LAW
THERE ARE REASONABLE WAYS TO CUT THE BUDGET
COURT SQUELCHES BAD IDEA
GULLEY RAPS MORE CUTS IN FUNDING
DISTRIBUTE THE OERT
MARTIN SAYS CUT U.S. BUDGET INSTEAD OF INCREASING TAXES
MARTIN: GOVERNORS RECEPTIVE TO GRAMM-RUOMAN
BUDGET-CUTTING LAW PREOCCUPIES OFFICIALS AT CONFERENCE
PIPER MUST BE PAID IF FEDS CUT PROGRAMS
DEFICIT-REDUCTION LAW HAY AFFECT TOBACCO PROGRAM
WHAT RUOGET CUTS?
SMOKERS HAY BE ASKED TO COUGH UP MORE TAXES „,^ „ .,,.,r,-r
COBEY CONCERNED BY PROPOSED TAX REFORM EFFeCT ON BIG BUSINESS
MCELHANEY OFFERS IDEA FOR FORCING BALANCED BUDGET
MCELHANEY HAS PLAN TO FORCE BALANCED BUOGET
LCM PUIS NEW SPARK IN GENERIC CIGARETTE PACKS
WHAT A GREAT SALESMAN
SANFORO SAYS U.S. BUDGET DEFICIT OUTRAGEOUS
SHEER TERROR NEEDED TO "ELP FIGHT DEFICIT
GET SERIOUS: CUT SPENDING
U.S.
. DEFECTORS
AN INEXPLICABLE FLIGHT
U.S.. EMBASSIES
SEE U.S. EMBASSIES
U.S., FOREIGN POLICY
SEE FOREIGN RELATIONS
SEE PAI4AMA CANAL
SEE SALT II
SEE TREATIES
"'^SEE^ALSO^AMFRICA'S 400TH ANNIVERSARY COMMITTEF
SEE ALSO CIVIL WAR HISTORY
WRONG VIEW OF HISTORY
HISTORY COMES ALIVE FOR CHAPEL HILL STUDENTS
U.S.. IMPORTS
SEE IMPORTS
U.S., NATIONAL FLOWER
SEE ALSO FLOWERS
ROSE ALREADY SHEET FOR 3 STATES AND O.C.
EXOUISITELY SYMBOLIC ROSE
U.S.. TREATIES
SEE TREATIES
U.S.. VICE-PRESIDENTS
SEE U.S. VICE-PRESIDENTS
U.S. AGENCY FOR INTERNATIONAL OEVELOPMFNT
SEE AGENCY FOR INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
U.S. AIR FORCE
SEE ALSO EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE
SEE ALSO MILITARY
SGT. LEWIS EARNS AWARD
RADIO TOWER MAY ATTRACT PROTESTERS
'TOP CUN ' NOT ABOUT AIR FORCE
prjpf.S PREMIER PILOT: COL. PEOPLES TR a I L-BL AZ ING COMMANDER
TRANSPORT BASF PUTS 'AIR' IN 'AIRBORNE'
U.S. AIR FORCE ACADEMY , ,,,
5 STUDENTS NOMINATED FOR SERVICE ACADEMIES
U.S. AIR FORCE TACTICAL AIR COMMANO BAND
AIR FORCE'S TACTICAL AIR COMMAND BAND TO GIVE CONCERT IN ROXBORO
AIR FORCE TAC BAND PERFORMS IN ROXBORO
U.S. AMADA LTD. , ,.-,,,-
JAPANESE COMPANY OPENS DURHAM SALES OFFICE
JAPANESE FIRM OPENS SALES OFFICE IN DURHAM
U.S. AMATEUR GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP
SEE ALSO GOLF
ROBER'ON HEADS PUBLINX
FANFARE: KITE LOW QUALIFIER
WAKE POOMIES TOP AMATEUR QUALIFYING
KITE MAKES FINAL IN AMATEUR GOLF
ALEXANDER BEATS KITE FOR AMATEUR TITLE
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3/25/B6 A
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3/27/80 A
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3/27/66 A
17
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H 2
3/2R/B6 A
10
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H 2
3/3I/B6 A
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S 2
3/31/ne A
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H 3
t/OR/eb C
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H 3
',/12/B6 C
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H 2
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4/21/B6 A
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'./22/86 A
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H 2
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5/l''/66 A
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5/l?/B6 B
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5 2
5/22/B6 C
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H 2
5/2'>/e6 A
22
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H 2
6/02/96 A
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7/0T/B6 A
T T 8 56
H 2
7/lO/l'6 A
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H 2
7/16/86 B
P N GO"
S 2
7/£8/R6 A
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7/3l/''6 A
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H 2
8/08/n6 A
12
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10
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S 2
d/i<./e6 C
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H 2
l/iO/Hb C
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H 2
9/23/86 A
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H 2
9/2<./86 C
N L41
5 2
9/24/86 A
N W82
S 2
1/24/86 A
P N W82
H 2
10/32/B6 B
N C60
H 2
10/16/86 A
T T R56
H 2
11/07/86 A
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12/14/86 D
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1
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1/27/B6 A
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2/01/16 A
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2/n/B6 A
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2/1^/86 A
1
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2/21/86 A
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2/23/86 B
1
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H 1
2/25/96 C
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3/04/86 £
1
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S 2
3/31/86 A
4
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H 2
4/12/86 A
10
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H 2
O/02/86 A
4
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7/^4/86 A
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9/22/96 8
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9/19/B6 B
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9/19/06 C
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9/29/96 A
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10/10/86 A
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10/23/°6 B
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12/08/86 A
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U.S. ARMY CORPS OF ENGINFERS
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U.S. ARMY RESERVE OFFICERS TRAINING cnRP^;
"!R2bS°HH°"'^^ ^'^^-•"'0TrV.nfi.l%'phcE9 TRAINING CORPS.,
DURHAM ARMY RESERVE PLANS TO PRACTICE AT FORT JACKSON
U.S. ARMY RESERVES
SEE ALSO ARMED FORCES. RESERVES
TEARS. FEARS, SPIRIT PART OF ARMY RECRUITS' TRAINING
U.S. ATTORNEYS
SEE ALSO LAWYERS, U.S.
HELMS SAYS HE WILL REPLACE U.S. ATTORNEYS
U.S. ATTORNEYS, N.C., EASTERN nrQTorrT
5^?rATS^%°^EY-?A%%°c^ic^i?J^i-iLv8s,v°.^R"rsrN^?r— ^
U.S. BASEBALL FEDERATION
SEE ALSO RA^ERALL
CUBA TO PLAY U.S.A. IN OlIRHAM
WOLFF CREOITEoSitH LURINg"cuBANS TO N.C.
"•^!ct'5l'^ZBALL league
SEE ALSO BASKETBALL
EMORY PUSHES FOR USBL TEAM NEXT SPRING IN NORTH CAROLINA
U.S. BASKETBALL TEAM
SEE ALSO BASKETBALL
rif, fti^^J^^JURVIVE TRIALS
GILLIAM LEADS U.S. SQUAD TO FOURTH WIN
THREE ACC STARS MAKE ALL-AMERI C A
FORMER DUKE ASSISTANT ^feB^wlSiiL* RECEIVES HONOR
U.S. BUREAU OF ALCOHOL, TOBACCO AND FIRFAdm.;
SEE U.S. TREASURY OEPT.. 'B&geSS'o^' S^Jg;;aL . TOBACCO AND FIREARMS
U.S. CAPITOL
CONGRESSIONAL 'HOR S6-TRA0I NC •
SANFQRD TO TAKE OAtS ON CApIlTaL STEPS
IT WAS SANFORD Di? AT tSe cIpI TOL
TEXT OF SENATOR TERRY SANFORO- S SPEECH
U.S. CENSUS
Hi POPULATION, DURHAM
Itf K2K"'-''TI0N, N.C.
SEE POPULATION, U.S.
SEE U.S. CENSUS BUREAU
U.S. CErjSUS BUREAU
lei -ff-IS ^'"''^'•"■'nN, U.S.
' «NS5S "5felIg"fS"°A^K'MJi?°3g?s''^"^'°^'"^ STATISTICAL AREA
^P°o?SL:ira;!rS?A°kH>??^"°" "''^"^'Sh's^'oo.l CITY.
U«S« CHAMBER OF CQMHFRCE
SEE ALSO OUPhAM CHAMBER HF rnMMPorc
U.S. CHAMBER OF C0SS|rc°E i2cTs "^IoYH , LL OVER SANFORD
"'^;ci'2£^n (^"""T OF APPEALS
SEE FOURTH CIRCUIT COURT OF APPEALS
"•^^F^'^'^n^ISSI? COMMISSION
III fLl3 c'75?;%"?GSfr'- ^'«"^'f5 UNION
PHIL-S^i^Sl^?°i55?'Hi^Si"°'' '^' EXPECTED TO AFFECT N.C.
U.S. COAST GUAOD
BALLOONS TO HELP FIND DRUGS* ^
U.S. COAST GUARD AUXILIARY. nuRHAM
NEW COMMANUER OF FLOTILLA ELECTED
U.S. COMMERCE OEPT.
SEE U.S. OEPT. OF COMMERCE
'^•^' fSISI'P'-LER GFNFRAL
COURT CUFFS CONGRESS TO BUDGET PROBLEMS
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DROUOHT. BOLE OF GOVERNMENT IS FOCUS OF HEARING AT RTP
CONGRFSS SPFAXS OUT AGAINST APAPTHEIO
SOME DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSMEN DON'T VOTE TO STOP COMMUNISM
MORE ISN'T BETTER
EXPERIENCE ISN'T CHEAP
INSTRUSION FROM CONGRESSMEN
U.S. CONGRESS. AnjOURNMENT
WRAPPING UP (CARTOON)
CONGRESS GOFS HOME AFTER SAD PERFORMANCE
THE CRISIS CONGRESS
U.S. CONGRESS, CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS
SEE CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS IN.C. AND U.S.I
U.S. CONGRESS, FRANKING PRIVILEGE
SEE ALSO U.S. CONGRESS, PERQUISITES
SEE ALSO U.S. POSTAL SERVICE
CONGRESSMEN WASTE TOO MUCH MONEY ON MAILINGS . . „ ,„,. ^^„^.^r
SEN. HELMS DESERVES PRAISE FOR NOT SENDING MAIL AT TAXPAYERS' EXPENSE
FREE MAILING ABUSED
CONGRESS' HAIL COSTS SOAR IN ELECTION YEAR
PRICE: COPEY MAILING ALMOST 'ABUSE'
MAIL PRIVILEGE IS POLITICAL
REP. '^VALENTINE : NEWSLETTER WAS ONLY 0 1 STR IC T- WI OE MAILING IN I 9H6
'FRANK' CAMPAIGN
U.S. CONGRESS, HONORARIA
SEE ALSO SPEAKERS FEES
SEE ALSO U.S. CONGRFSS. PFRCUISIIES
"Ho55E''MFMeERS°RE5lRSE DECISl'oN ON THEIR ALLOWED OUTSIDE INCOME
END LICENSE TO BE BRIBED
FOR HONORABLES, OISHONORARIA
U.S. CONGRFSS, INCOME TAX PEOUCTIONS
SFE ALSO INCOME TAX DEDUCTIONS
SEE ALSO U.S. CONGRESS, PERQUISITES
SEE ALSO U.S. CONGRESS, SALARIES ,,. „^. ^^,,,
CONGRESSMEN ALREADY HAVE TOO MANY SPECIAL BENEFITS
U.S. CONGRESS. LECTURE FEES
SEE U.S. CONGRESS, HONORARIA
SEE U.S. CONGRESS. SALARIES
U.S. CDiMGRESS, LEGISLATION
SEVEN CONGRFSSMEN SEEK BAN ON ALL TOBACCO ADS
COMMISSARY-USE BILL TOO COSTLY TO DEFENSE
TOUGH ISSUES AWAIT NEW CONGRESSMEN
U.S. CONGRESS, PERQUISITES
SEE ALSO FRINGE BENEFITS , ,
SEE ALSO U.S. CONGRESS, FRANKIN'. PRIVILEGF
SEE ALSO U.S. CONGRESS, HONORARIA
SFE ALSO U.S. CONGRESS, INCOME TAX DEDUCTIONS
SEE ALSO U.S. CONGRESS. SALARIES
CONGRESSMEN ALREADY HAVE TOO ■< ANY SPECIAL BENEFITS
HOUSE MEMBERS DON'T NEED MORE VACATIONS
AN UNHEALTHY PERK
U.S. CONGRESS, PERSONAL WEALTH
SFE ALSO U.S. CONGRFSS. SALARIES
SEE ALSO WEALTH
DRQYHILL IS AMONG RICHEST IN HOUSE
N.C. REPRESENTATIVE LISTED AMONG WEALTHIEST IN HOUSE
NO PO' FOLK IN SENATE
U.S. CONGRESS. SALARIES
SEE ALSO U.S. CONGRESS. HONORARIA
HOUSE MFMBERS DO U-TURN ON PAY HIKE
END LICENSE TO BE BRIBED . .
U.S. CONGRESS, TELEVISION
SEE ALSO TELEVISION
THE SENATE ICARTOONI
SENATE SHOULD RESIST TELEVISION PRESSURES
U.S.
CONGRESS. TRAVEL
LET'S GROUND CONGRESS
VIPS ENJOY VACATIONS AT TAXPAYERS' EXPENSE
U.S. CONGRESS, VOTING RECORDS
GORBACHEV CALLS THE SHOTS
U.S. CONSTITUTION
SfI also N.c'; commission on the BICENTENNIAL OF THE U.S. CONSTITUTION
JORDAN SELECTS HANCOCK FOR N.C. COMMEMORATION
GERRY HANCOCK A GOOD CHOICE ^ ^, ^, rr-,,,.r
PANEL TO HONOR CONSTITUTION READY FOR ITS FIRST MEETING
PANEL TO HONOR CONSTITUTION READY FOR ITS FIRST MEETING
HANCOCK TO HEAD CONSTITUTION PANEL AFTER SECRET VOTE
EXTENDING DEMOCRACY
CONSTITUTIONAL INTERPRETATION':
CONVENTION NO PLACE 10 DRAFT AMENDMENTS
DUKE PROFESSOR To DISCUSS INTERPRETING CONSTITUTION
JUSTICE BURGE" TURNS AROUND
EDUCATORS CAN'T IGNORE CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS
LAW WFEK OBSERVED
EXCLUDir.'G DEATH FOES
THIRD TERM WRETCHED IDEA
U.S. HISTORY JUSTIFIES MEESE'S CONCLUSION
MEESE'S VIEW WRONG ABOUT HIGH COURT'S ROLE , ^ . .,.„..„„.■
TODAY. ARTICLE I V. .. TOMORROW.. . THF WHOLE CONSTITUTION! ICARTOONI
HEUUIREO COURSE ON U.S. CONSTITUTION IS URGED
CONSTITUTION CANNOT BE FORCE FED TO PUBLIC
COHSTITUTIOM PANEL'S COURSE IDEA OFF BASE
COURSE CN C0N5II TUTION
DON'T CREDIT JEFFERSON
U.S. CONSTITUTION, AMENDMENTS
SEE ALSO TWENTY-SECOND AMFNOMFNT
CONVENTION NO PLACE TO DRAFT AMENDMENTS
U.S. CUSTOMS SFRVIFE
SEE ALSO PORT OF nuRHAM U.S. CUSTOMS OFFICE ,„.,.,,„„
SAL^ OF COUNTERFEIT JEANS BY '-AlVATION ARMY CRITICIZEO
SMUGGLING AWARENESS PROGRAM EXPANDS TO N.C.
PORT GROUP TO MEET WITH CUSTOM'S OFFICIAL
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ARTS SCHOOL MUST RETURN 13.l| MILLION
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NURSI'G SC-JOOL GETS $l9'<t30'5 "RANT , " 5
AGENC SAYS N.C. HOSPITALS »V=R«bS[! S973.0O0 PRCFIT ON MEDICARE PATIENTS H 2
N.C. CENTRAL GETS »13"!.559 FOR GERJNrOLnCY PROGRAM H 2
TOBACCO INSTITUTE REUUESTS PROBE " 2
U.S. OEPT. OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO CURHAH HOUSING ASSISTANCE PLAN
SEE ALSO DURHAM HOUSING AUTHORITY
SEE ALSO FEDERAL CCmuMIY DEVELOPMENT FU'.'OS
SEE ALSO U.S. ECC-JQMIC DEVELOPMENT ADMINISTRATION
SEE ALSO URBAN RENEWAL
USE OF ECONOMIC GROWTH FUNDS IS CRITICIZED
HOUSING FDR ELDERLY POLICIES -I I T
DURHAM SEEKS BUSINESS PARK
CITY SEEKS U.S. GRANT FOR MOUSING
CITY TO GFT GRANT TT REVITALISE AREA
CITY GETS H.15 MILLION G=ANT F?R N.
HUD RFPORT PRAISES HOUSING AUTHORITY
GETTING THE KEY
COUNTY TO GET LOANS
CENTRAL REHABILITATION
u.s. oept. of interior
roads to handle trey8urn trafiiic , „ „ „ „
interior defart"ent expresses concern over treypurn road
20 n.c. counties qualify ror hk-h-level nuclear site
two-block carpbnro district placed in national register
u.s. oept. of justice
see als3 judges. u.s.
^^state"plans t"°su3mit election information to justice department
JUDICIAL election system rejected in six districts
superior court junGES VOTE OK* 0: no oatf set
SPECIAL PRIMARY PROPOSED JULY 2" FQR SO"E JUDGES
ELECTION OF N.C. COMMISSIONERS REVIEWED
JULY 29 PRIMARY APPROVED FOR 22 JUDGESHIPS IN N.C.
CIVIL RIGHTS TEAM WILL VISIT JALIFAX SCHOOLS
RULES SHCULO INCLUDE RAN ON SPREAD OF AIDS
WILSON COUNTY'S ELECTION OF St HOOL 30AR0 CHALLENGED
PANEL TAKES UN RACIAL COMPLAINTS
REYNOLDS QUESTIONS DURHAM'S MHRALITY
SUIT CHALLENGES SCHOOL BOARD CHANGES IN 22 N.C. COUNTIES
U.S. OEPT. OF LABOR
SEE ALSO LAPOR. U.S.
HELMS HANTS BAN ON GLOVES 10 3E DROPPED _ _ , ,,,
LABOR OEPT. CONCERNED OVER SAFETY RECnRDS UF TEEN SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS
CPCL ORCERED TO HIRE BACK 2 AT HARRIS PLANT
CPCL PLANT ORDERED TO REHIRE ? JORKERS
CHURCH FIGHTS BACK ON CHILD LiBOR
RALFIGH-DURHAM TOPS STATE IN WAGES
AIDS TESTS PLANNED FOR JOB CORPS
U.S. OEPT. OF STATE
SEE ALSO "IDOLE EAST
SEE ALSO U.S. EMBASSIES
OFFICIAL: UNITY KEY AGAINST TERRORISM
LAB IN PARK SAYS SPY DUST NO THREAT
STATE DEPARTMENT RECEIVES BAR'S AGE OF POINTED OUFSTIONS FROM SEN. HELMS
U.S. OFFICULS WANT TO VISIT JAILED MAN
U.S. OFFICIALS STILL TRYING TO SEE YJUTH
STATE DEPARTMENT DEFENDS AIDE AGAINST HELMS' CHARGES
helms: U.S. FINANCED EL SALVAOOR CANDIDATE , , ,
SENATOR WOULD LIKE TO REMOVE 'YO-YOS' IN STATE DEPARTMENT
REBFL: helms group ^UNOED ARG-NTINA CPUP
HELMS SAYS REPORTS ARE fffoRT 'To SILENCE ME'
"The CIA IS OUT TO GET "E..." ICARTOUN)
MOVE PRESERVED RDU'S BID FOR LONDON FLIGHTS
DESPITE PRINT. RDU VYING FgR SERVICE
EXPULSION OF SOVIETS A GOOD MOVE TO PARITY
TOBACCO MOTIF IN SUITE INFURIATES ANTI-SMOKERS
HELMS: STATE DEPARTMENT OUT TO BLOCK MOVE
COULD CORPORATIONS HELP REDUCE DEFICIT?
U.S. DEPT. OF TRANSPORTATION
SEE ALSO FEDERAL HIGHWAY a OM IN IS T' AT lOW
SEE ALS" NATIONAL hIGHnAY TRAFFIC SAFETY AO"IN I 5TRA T ION
H2S,noO GRANT HELPS KEEP TR AN SPQR T» 1 1 UN AGENCIES 'UP TO DATE'
ROU ADVISER TO HELP L«NO LONDON FLIGHT
DESPITE FEINT, RDU VYING =0R SERVICE
TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT OPENS DOOR FOR 2 GATEWAYS
MORE SAY BY LOCAL GOVERNMENTS URGED ON ROADS. OTHER PROJECTS
RDU CHANCES CLIMB FOR LONDON FLIGHTS . ,, „^
MARTIN, HARRI'GTON URGE CITIES TQ SET ASIDE RIGHTS-OF-WAY
ORDER HELPS CLAPIFY 'GATEWAY' COMPETITION
SUPPORT PILING UP FOR LONDON =LIGHT FROM ROU AIRPORT
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SEE U.S. TREASURY DEPT.
DRUG ENFORCEMENT
U.S. DRUG ENFORCEMi^NT ADMINISTRATION
SEE ALSO DRUG ABUSE
SEE ALSO DRUGS, LAWS , ,.
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE BUREAU OF riVESTIGATlON,
SEE ALSO U.S. FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION
FEDERAL AGENCY REPORTS CHEROK'^E NATIONAL FQREST MAJOR MARIJUANA SOURCE
U.S. ECOLOGY CO.
APPLICATION RESUaMITTEO FOR BLADEN INCIN£RATuR
STATE DENIES LICENSE FOR RAOIIACTTVE WASTE INCINcRATJR
IRRATIONAL FEAR FOILED "LADEN INCINERATOR PLAN. BACKERS SAY
U.S. crnLOQY DROPS PLANS FQR INCINERATOR
PLANNED WASTE INCINERATOR ORUPPED IN BLAUEN COUNTY
STATE OFFICIALS SAY INCINERAT3R NEED STILL EXISTS
U.S. ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ADMINISTRATION
SEE ALSO FEDERAL COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FUNDS
SEE ALSO U.S. OEPT. OF HOUSING AMD URBAN DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO URBAN RENEWAL
ARTS "SCHOOL MAY BE LIABLE FOR S3 MILLION GRANT RECALL
ARTS SCHOOL MUST RETURN »3.12 MILLION
COV=^kNMENT may go to court over SCHOOL OF ARTS GRANT
AGREEMENT CLOSE ON SCHOOL OF ARTS DISPUTE
AUOITf^R'S OFFICE INVESTIGATING ARTS SCHOOL PAYOFF OF DEBT
UNC PLANNING PROFESSOR GETS »l3ltOOD GRNaT
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LAB IN PARK SAYS SPY OUST Wn T HP e A r
«iGHTl"L'^:;^||r^Sg•'|5gSS" *^ AHPASSAOOR to south AFRICA
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?n,,VtTi^" ^^ SOVIETS A GOOD MOVE TO PARTTv
SOVIETS AID TAXPAYERS WITH CUTS AT EMBASSY
U.S. FEDERAL MARSHALLS SERVICE
SEE U.S. MARSHALS SERVICE
U.S. FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
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DR. MASSOGLIA FETED IN BALTIMORE
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"•'sEETsn'^gRUG^'' ADMINISTRATION
SEE ALSO ORUGS. LAWS
til fri?. DSUSS, RESEARCH
SEE ALSO FOOD
lie ins PH'R^ACEUTICAL CO
^^LiSk?" "'S' ""UG ENFORCE
BURROUGHS GETS FDA APPRO
BURROUGHS WELLCOME SUES
WELLCOME SUES FDAi FIRM
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AZARDS THAT THREATEN FOOD FISH
ELLCO'^E CREAH RINSE FOR HEAD LICE
ISLEAOING INFORMATION "
CATCHES FDA IN BIND
DEVELHPFO
OF D'UG FOR AIDS PATIENTS
S?!!ng'^r?'A'?c"r ""^ """^
ROMOTING ANTIBIOTIC
PLAYERS TO STAGNANT NFL
U.S. FOOTBALL LEAGUE
SEE ALSO FOOTBALL
USFL (CARTOONI
VHe'Vi?jR"h'?8rEi'?f^ ""^ '^^""T
USFL FOUNDER GETS HEADY TO LAUNCH A NEW LEAGUE
U.S. FOREST SERVICE
SEE ALSO FORESTRY
LANO BUY TO HELP RIVER
FORESTS PLAN GETS CRITICISM
U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY
SEE ALSn GEOLOGY
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IMMUNITY NOT ENTITLED
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U.S. JOINT CHIEFS OF STAFF
SEE JOINT CHIEFS OF STAFF
tl.5. MARINE CORPS
SEE ALSO CHERRY POINT MARINE CO'PS AIR STATION
SFE ALSO KITCHEN POLICE DUTY
MARINE'S QUESTION ON PRICE SAVES DOLLARS FO" TAXPAYERS
MARINES TRYING TO CLEAN UP P A« R I S ISLANC'S IMAGE
HOMEMADE eOMb FOUND IN MARINE HALL LOCKER
N.C. MARINE TRAINING AT U.S. JUNGLE OPERATIONS CENTER IN PANAMA
LEJEUNE MARINES OFF LIBYA
KLAN: MARINES HELPED WITH SUPPLIES. TRAINING
AUTHOO SAYS MARINES DIED IN VAIN
MILITARY AT COSS PURPOSES
TWO MARINES KILLED AND FIVE INJURED ON MORTAR RANGE
HOKTAS kills ? MARINES
MARINES CANCEL KP DUTY
MARINES HIN A BATTLE
IT'S NO JOKE, PRIVATE - HAVE A NICE MEAL
NAVY oevERSFS POLICY ON DISPENSI'JG FREE MEDICINE
■CHARLIE Two SHOcS' ARRIVES I'l GREENSBORO
MARINE IS KILLED AT FORT GEIG^R
WEDDING PRESENT TURNS INTO S 3. J 5 MILLION GIFT
MARINES HILL STIRT NO-SMOKING POLICY
MARINE FACES BRIG FOR NOT HEARING SEAT BELT
EIGHT MARINES KILLED IN CRASH UF HELICOPTER
MARINE COPTER CRASHES. CREW SiFE
MARINES SCRAPPING KP DUTY
BEIRUT POMSING MEMORIAL HILL BE OEDICATEO TODAY
MARINE INJU»ED IN PLANE CRASH
MARINES hANT PART OF FOREST FDR HARRIER TRAINING BASE
ONE YEAR OLDER
'SEMPER FI' MARINE MAY LEAVE THE CORPS
U.S. MARINE CORPS BAND
SEE ALSO BANDS IMUSICI
BIG TURNOUT SOUGHT FOR U.S. MARINE BAND
HEADING FOR DURHA"
U.S. MARINE 3AND IN CONCERT T'JESDAY
MUSIC FOR A MEMORIAL
MIRINF BAND TO BE IN DURHAM HIGH GYM
MARINE BAND GIVES A ROUSING CONCERT
VETERANS PLAN MEMORIAL
M.S. MARSHALS SERVICE . , , ,
SF.JATE CONFIRMS U.S. MARSHAL APPOINTMENT
MARSHAL RECOMMENDATION MADE
U.S. MIDDLE DISTRICT COURT
SEE COURTS. U.S., MIDDLE DISTRICT
ARMY ACADEMY!
U.S. MILITARY ACADEMY
SEE HEST POINT (U.S
U.S. NAVAL ACADEMY
SEE NAVAL ACADEMY
U.S. NAVAL RESERVE
HENDERSON MAYOR HONORED 8Y NAVY
U.S. NAVY
SEE ALSO B-1 NAVY BAND
SEE ALSO NAVAL AIR FO»C?S
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR SUBMARINES
SEE ALSO U.S. SIXTH FLEET
N.C. SEARCHERS FIND CRASH OF NAVY PLANE
TWO NAVY FLIERS KILLED IN CRASH
TAR HEEL FIRM AGREES TO PAY »'."; MILLION TO GOVERNMENT
NAVY IS SEEKING TO EXPAND RESTRICTED AIRSPACE IN N.C.
FORMER GRANVILLE COUNTY GOP CHAIRMAN BACK HOME
N.C. SAILOKS, MARINES PART OF 6TH FLEET
KHAOAFY-REAGaN GUNFIGHT: SHOHDOHN has INEVITABLE
HFADLINE HAS MISLEADING
N.C. NAVY SURGEON CHECKED U.S. PILOTS BEFORE LIBYAN ATTACK
EASTERN N.C. FOCUS OF DEBATE ON CIVILIAN-MILITARY AIR SPACE
LOH-IECH WEAPONRY GETS NOD FROM BRASS
AHOY, DESTROYER ESCORT SAILOR' , _
NAVY REVERSES POLICY ON DISPOSING FREE MEDICINE
NAVY HILL OPEN OUT-PATIENT CLINIC5
TOP GUNS IN THE NAVY
NAVY CHIEF IN ROTC PROGRAM TA<ES R E-ENL I STHENT TQ TOP OF DUKE CHAPEL
UNC TO STUDY COMMAND INFORMATION SYSTEMS FOR NAVY
COUNTRY AND NAVY OHE DEBT TO aiCKOVFR
NAVY GETS TOUGH UN SMOKING , „,„„.,
...DECISION TO LET NAPOLEON MCCALLUM PLAY PRO FOOTBALL... ICARIOONI
NAVY JET CRASHES
FOLKS "HO DROPPED IN FIND SOUTHERN HOSPITALITY
VICTIMS OF MARINE HELICOPTER CRASH ARE IDENTIFIED BY NAVY
SOUTHERN HOSPITALITY ALIVE, HELL IN ASHTUN
BRUYHILL SAYS SUB HILL BE NAMED USS 'ASHEVILLE'
U.S. NAVY, PILOTS
SEE ALSO PILOTS
ROTC CHIEF: 'TOP GUN' IS NOT TYPICAL OF NAVY
U.S. NAVY LEAGUE' TRIANGLE CHAPTER
GROUP FLOATS CHAPEL HILL TRIP FOR NAVY MAN
U.S. NFhS an? UQRLD report (MAGAZINE!
MAGAZINE PROMOIES GERGEN ,,,„,„, ^,^, ,„ ., ,
POPULARITY PROVIDES NUMBER OF PROBLEMS FOR COLLEGES IN N.C.
U.S. OFFICE OF BUDGET MANAGEMENT __ ^
SEE U.S. OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET
U.S. OFFICF OF MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET
SEE ALSO U.S., BUDGET
FEDERAL AGENCY TU OPPOSE RANDLEMAN DAM FUNDING
U.S. OFFICF OF MINORITY BUSINESS ENTERPRISE
SEE MINORITY BUSINESS ENTERPRISE PROGRAM
U.S. OLYMPIC BASKETBALL TEAM
SEE OLYMPICS. BASKETBALL
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FITNESS IS FUN TO OLYMPIC BEARS
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U.S. POSTAL SERVICE
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SEE ALSO DIRECT MAR INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO MAIL FRAUD
lei ^'-52 MAIL-ORDER BUSINESS
0?P^hci=gSi^^'- - -"- CAKRIFRS
SEE ALSO POST OFFICES
SEE ALSO POSTMASTERS, n.C.
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PAr,tl0l6
1/0O/97
EXPECTE" HAIL YOU NEVFR GOT? ITUNNQR MIGHT HAVE tl
POSTAL SERVICE SEEKS LAND IN C ARRBORO
CHANGE IN COD REGULATIONS SOUGHT
BAG OP WQRLO WAR II VICTORY MAIL FOUND
INVESTIGATORS PROHIBITEO FROM UUI7ZING WORKERS
TWO CAROLINAS STAMP ANDREW JACKSON CLAIM
FOLLOWING A HOVE
TACKLING The POSTAL SCANDAL
GERTON HAN TO GET LOST HAIL FR OH WWII
LETTER DATED I9?a IS FINALLY DELIVERED
GREENVILLE WOHAN "ISTAKEN APOUT OLD LETTER FROH TEACHER
POSTAL SERVICE TAKING A HOLIDAY
SERVICEMAN'S LETTER FINALLY DELIVERED
IIP AWARD
MAIL SERVICE CURTAILED
2 POSTMEN NAMED TO WAKE COMMITTEE
REGIONAL MAIL CENTER FEELS ANNUAL CHRISTMAS CRUNCH
POSTAL SERVICE EXPANDS HOURS
POSTAL WORKERS IN AREA GIVE SANTA HELP WITH LETTERS
CHRISTMAS STAMPS HOT SELLERS
U.S. POSTAL SERVICE, BUDGET
SEE ALSO U.S. POSTAL SERVICE
GOOD PROFIT, GOOD LOSS
U.S
U.S
U.S
U.S
U.S
U.S
U.S
U.S.
POSTAL SERVICE, EMPLOYEES
POSTAL AD CONTAINS CLUES TO RISING COSTS
POSTAL SERVICE, POSTMASTER
TACKLING THE POSTAL SCANDAL
POSTAL SERVICE, RATES
POSTAL AD CONTAINS CLUES TO RISING CUSTS
. POSTMASTER GENERAL
SEE U.S. POSTAL SERVICE. POSTMASTER
SPIRITS WITH WOOD ANI GLUE
PRESIDENTS
HE'S CAPTURING PRESIDENTS'
REAGAN DOES AN ABOUT-FACE
EX-PRESIDENTS' PERKS
WHERE APt CHURCH FOLK?
PRESIDENTS, RELIGION
PAT ROBERTSON'S THEOLOGY: IT WOULD RE A BIG CHANGE
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. PRESIDENTS, TERMS
SEE ALSO Twenty-second amendment
THIRD term wretched idea
SAVINGS BONOS
SAVINGS BOND SALES JUMP
BEFORE STARTING HOM<; BUSINESS, CHECK DURHAM RESOURCES
CCBEY WANTS KATE SMITH'S PICTURE ON SAVINGS BONDS
SAVINGS-BONO SALES SLIP
DUKE POWER'S CHIEF ON BONO COMMITTEE
SAVINGS BONO CAMPAIGN NAMES CHAIRMAN
U.S. SECRET SERVICE
BOGUS UDO eiLL BRINGS SECRET SERVICE AGENTS, U.S. MARSHAL TOGETHER
DURHAM RESIDENCE SEARCHED IN PROBE OF PHONE FRAUD
TELEPHONE FRAUD INVESTIGATED
U.S. SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION
SEE ALSO ECONOMY, U.S.
SEE ALSO STOCK MARKET
SEC SETS GOOU EXAHPLE FOR GOVFRNHENT SAVINGS
2 N.C. HEN FACE SEC CHARGES
2 N.C. HEN CHARGED WITH 'INSI^tR' PROFITING
BROYHILL HAY BE IN LINE TO BE SEC CHAIR"AN
NORTH CAROLINA 8USINESSMEN FEAR EFFECTS OF INSIDER TRADING
BUSINESSMAN SAYS SEC DROPS INSIDER TRADING CHARGES
U.S. SENATE
SEE ALSO U.S. CONGRESS
LEGALIZED EXTORTION
NO PO' FOLK IN SENATE
BROYHILL SAYS ONE SEAT COULD SHIFT SENATE MAJORITY
TAX BILL CONFUSES SOME IN DURHA"
IF THE DEMOCRATS TAKE CONTROL UF U.S. SENATE -
REAGAN SAYS SEN. EAST 'OUIET, EFFECTIVE LEGISLATOR'
BROYHILL APPOINTMENT IS GAMBLE FOR GOP
BRUYHILL RIGHT CHOICE
BROYHILL PLANS LOW KEY SENATE CEREMONY MONDAY
BROYHILL SWORN IN AS SENATOR
EAST HONORED AT BROYHILL'S SW=AOING IN
JIM BROYHILL Caught in haze in his first week as senator
U.S. SENATORS PAY tribute TO JOHN EAST
GOP TO LOSE COMMITTEES GRIP
NEW FACES: SENATE'S NEWCOMERS ALL WHITE AND MOSTLY MODERATE-CONSERVATIVE
HELHS PREPARES CHALLENGE FOR FOREIGN RELATIONS POST
BALL IN JUBILANT DEMOCRATS' C:URT
OECEHOER INSIGHT
1,000 PEOPLE TO ATTEND SANFORT SWEARING-IN
lAH HEELS RALLY FOR SANFORD C=RfHnNY
N.C.'S JUNIOR SENATOR BRINGS ENERGY TO JOB
SANFORD SETS GOALS AS NEW U.S. SENATOR
IT WAS SANFORD DAY AT THE CAPITOL
TEXT OF SENATOR TERRY SANFORD' S SPEECH
BYKD: SANFORD ARRIVAL IS 'GREAT DAY' FUR STATE
U.S. SENATE, COHHITTEES
SEE ALSO U.S. SENATE AGRICULTURE COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO U.S. SENATE FOREIGN RELATIONS COMMITTEE
GOP TO LOSE COMMITTEES GRIP
HECS MAY HOVE TO FOREIGN RELATIONS
LUGAR OPPOSES HELMS BID FOR F?REIGN RELATIONS
SANFORD IN LINE FOR BUDGET, FOREIGN RELATIONS PANFLS
EOHISTEN HAY GET POSITION IN SENATE PROBE
EDMISTEN BEING CONSIDERED FOR SENATE COMMITTEE POST
U.S. SENATE, OOTSIPE INCOME
SEE U.S. CuNGPESS, HONQPAPIA
SEE U.S. CONGRESS, SALARIES
U.S. SENATE, TELEVISION
SEE U.S. CONGRESS, TELEVISION
U.S. SENATE AGRICULTURE COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO U.S. SENATE, COHXITTEES
SEN. HELMS HAY SWITCH COHMITIFES
SENATE SHIFT COULD FREE H'^LHS TO PURSUE CAUSES
NEW FARM CQMHITTEF CHAIRMAN WILL SEEK STRICTER SUBSIDY LIMITS
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N N U A L
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jr d'-"--"'"3^'"^TisT
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U.S. SIXTH FLEET
SEE ALSO U.S. NAVV
I'S£*r,l*Jt;''S' MARINHS PART OF 6TH FLEET
LAW OF SEA MUST BE ENFORCED, DEFENDED
UNIV. OF ILLINOIS SPORTS, BASKETDALL
CKr^R^^^V|iV| WOES E P IeT V JLLINI
UNC'S DEFENSE SC RaSblE S UL I NI '■'- """^
U.S. SPECIAL FORCES
SEE ALSO GREEN PERETS
■PUT, DON- T rOU HAVF
VIET CONG IN AMERICA'
MONTAGNAROS GET xhit WlT^^il'l
iSK!t.£Hr!;«:<''.WQ»5S_lg EXPAND jNCONVENTfoNiL FORCES
U.S. STATE DEPT,
SEE U.S. DEPT.
OF STATE
•S. SUPREME COURT
DECI5l6N"f.'JoOKJs'S|pjAj'^?P???ES''s,^nN" ''°'°
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CREATIONISM A MATTER OF FAITH. NUT crrcmri:
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HIGH COURT TO HEAR RJD VS niruAH
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U.S. SUPKE^e COURT. CHIEF JUSTICf
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FRO'* OLDEST PRESIDENT. A YOUTHFUL APPniNTHENT
SEN. PHARISEE
U.S. SURGEON GEN'^RIL , . ,
C. EVERETT KOOP, FOE OF TOBACCO. SMOKED A PIPE!
KDOP: SOCIETY'S NEEDS «AY OVERRIDE FAMILY'S
GOVERNMENT POKING INTO FAMILIES DANGEROUS
SURGEON GENERAL SAYS ORAL TOBACCO HEALTH RISK
SE» En: WHEN, WHERE'
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OFFICIALS: REPORT MAY SPU» CHANGES IN wOB«PLACE SMOKING
HEALTH GROUPS GEAR FDR »IG ATTACK ON SMOKING
U.S. TENNIS ASSOCIATION, BOY'S IN T= RSCHOLAST I C CHAMPIONSHIPS
SEE ALSn TENNI 5
TOP JUNIORS VIE FOR TENNIS TITLES
FANFARE: MATCHES CONTINUE
UNIVERSITY SCHOOL REPEATS IN UST4 I NTER SCHDL A ST I C S
NO. I PARKER ROLLS IN INTERSCHOLASTIC TENNIS
PARKER, FALBJ NOTCH WINS IN PREP TOURNEY
TOP SEED PARKER REACHES I NTERS CHOLAST I C QUARTER FINALS
PARKER REACHES QUARTERS
PARKER GAINS SP"T IN SEMIFINALS
PARKER WINS. FALBO UPSET
COURIER ELIMINATES TOP SEED. FACES KARSH IN TITLE MATCH
COURIER UPSETS PARKER
INTERSCHOLASTIC CROHN CLAIMED BY COURIER
U.S. TOBACCO CO.
U.S. TOBACCO POSTING 24TH YEAR OF GROWTH
OKLA. SNUFF TRIAL CENTERS ON '<ARKETING STRATEGY
JURY EXONERATES U.S. TOBACCO IN CANCER DEATH OF SNUFF USER
U.S. TREASURY OERT.
SEE ALSO CURRENCY
U.S. TREASURY ESTABLISHES KATE SMITH SERVICE AWARD
U.S. TREASURY DEPT., BUREAU OF ALC:iHOL. TO'tACCO AND FIREARMS
SEE ALSO ALCQHGL, ILLICIT SALi=S
SEE ALSO CIGARETTES, SMUGGLING
ATF AGENT KILLS SELF IN JAIL
HOW LIGHT IS BEER?
U.S. VICE-PRESIDENTS
THE TAR HEEL VICE PRESIDENT
UNITED STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA
SEE ALSO UNIONS. U.S.
ALCOA STRIKE
UNITED WAY, OURHAtI
SEE DURHAM UNITED WAY
UNITED WAY. N.C.
UNITED WAY GROUPS JOIN FORCES, HIKE 1066 GOALS
UNITED WAY, ORANGE COUNTY
UNITEO WAY GROUPS JOIN FORCES. HIKE I98f. GOALS
VANCE SETS UNITED HAY GOAL
AGENCIES PLAN WAYS TO HELP LAID-OFF WORKERS IN ORANGE
UNITED WAY EXCEEDS GOAL
ORANGE SURPASSES FUND GOAL
UNITED WAY, ROXBORO
PERSON UNITEO WAY GIVEN H8,D00
UNITl^D WAY OF ALAMANCE
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE COUNTY, N.C.
UNITE" WAY LEADER NAMED IN ALAMANCE
ALAMANCE COUNTY UNITED- WAY WILL KICK OFF CAMPAIGN TODAY
ALAMANCE UNITED WAY EXCEEDS G3AI.
UNITEO HAY OF CHATHAM COUNTY
CHATHAM UNITEO WAY SEEKS tT5,53<.
UNITEO WAY OF VANCE COUNTY
SEE VANCE COUNTY UNITEO WAY
UNITY CENTER OF PEACi= . ,,
UNITY CENTER GETS ITS FIRST MINISTER
UNIVERSITY CITY I UNC-CHARLOTTEl
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C .-C HARLOT TE
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHARLOTTE RESEARCH PARK
PLANS CONTINUE IN CHARLOTTE FOR 1300 MILLION MINI-CITY
UNIVJRSITY DRIVE
AN INTERSECTION POISED FOR A CRASH
COUNCIL TO GET OFFICE-PARK PLAN
COUNCIL DKS OFFICE-PARK PLANS
GROUND "ROKEN FOR UNIVERSITY PLACE
MORE APARTMENTS PLANNED NEAR SOUTH SQUARE MALL
PINNACLE RIDGE NEW APARTMENT PROJECT ON UNIVERSITY DRIVE
UNIVERSITY FORD
SEE ALSO HOWARD FORD
CAR DEALERSHIP SOLD IN OU'HAM
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CAR FIRM, DONATES SHUTTLE VAN
DURHA" OFFICER RECOVERS TWO STOLEN CARS
GETS AWARD
lINIVERSITY^HMCHTj^^^^ PLAN GETS NEIGHBORHOOD OBJECTION
UNIVERSITY HOTEL DEVELOPMENT COMPANY
DEVFLOPFR PLANS HOTEL AND OFFICES „.,,,„
HOTEL PLANS UNVEILED TO CITY; BUI LDING-Hfc IGH I LIMIT PASSED
COUNCIL TO VOTE ON HOTEL
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UNIVERSITY INN
IMIGE CONSCIOUS
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WITTENBERG SEEKS TENANTS FDR LAKEHOOO CENTER
UNIVERSITY LAKE
SEE ALSO CANE CREEK RESERVOIR
SEE ALSO DROUGHT, CHAPEL HILL A'l 0 CARRUORO
SEE ALSO DROUGHT, ORANGE COUNTY
SEE ALSO ORANGE WATER AND SEwER AUTHORITY
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UNC UTIL X2ES DEFENSE TO REACH "WNO OF 16
HOLF. HALF PL«Y WELL WHEN UNC NFEnS IT
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DUKF'S*WIN OVER TIOF A TOP 20-CALIBER EFFORT
YOUNG DEVILS STEAL IMPRESSIVE WIN
"''■'•s25Tfl^'lgl'5o^^°?J5h5s"5rc'Ak^LINA-S BOWL RECORD
UNIV. OF ARI70NA SPORTS. FOOTBALL ,„,,^
ARIZONA, use PULLING FO" W IL DC ATS • |H I IH
ALOHA TEST • GOOD EXPERIENCE' FOR HEELS?
UNC. ARIZONA SAY ALOHA ..,.,,
•SANTA HAPCIN- WALKS THF BEACH IN HAWAII
HEELS' CONCENTRATION GOOD. DESPITE WAIKIKI
GOOD NO MATCH FOR HEELS' »An. UGLY
ARIZONA NIPS UNC'S ALOHA RALLY, 30-21
HEELS GAIN CONFIDENCE IN DEFEAT
UNIV. OF ARKANSAS SPORTS. BASKETBALL
i1k'l'oi'!.,''llh S'lf El^^LE^^Rotkr^kHESi^'SN THEIR TOURNEY GOALS
BOLTON SPARKS WOLFPACK IN ESCAPE
UNIV. OF CALIFORNIA-LOS ANGELES SPIRTS. BASKETBALL
BOUINS POSE 'HAZZARO' TO NO. 1 HEELS
TAR HEELS READY FOR UCLA TEST
IT'S MILLER TIME FOR TAR HEELS
MILLER IGNITES BRUINS' 89-8-. JPSET OF NO. 1 UNC
MILLER. UCLA COOL DOWN TAR HE^ LS
PAY-BACK TIME
PLAYERS. TEAMS GAIN FRO" SERIFS ,^,„r,-
UNC PROGRAM COMMANDS THE MAXIMUM IN RESPECT
UNIV. OF CHICAGO
SEE ALSO CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
WOMEN AND CAREERS
UNIV. OF FLORIDA SPORTS. BASKETBALL
VALVANO-LESS 'PACK FALLS TO T» MPA
UNIV. OF GEORGIA
^^DUKE^S OAWKINS AND KRZYZEWSKI GET MORE HONORS
UNIV. OF GFORGIA SPORTS, FOOTBALL
SEE ALSO GEORGIA
SEE ALSO GEORGIA TECH 5P0°TS. FOOTBALL
MORE THAN EARTH SHOOK IN GEORGIA THIS WEEK
GEORGIA RIGHTS A WRONG
'GO YOU HAIRY 'DOGS*
DUKE": SLOAN NO STRANGER TO BULLDOGS
DUkF 'D' returns to GEORGIA
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?yy!oS|lfi^lNfJ'^Ev!ffaJ I'o'ul TO •■NJUKED' GEORGIA
DUKE'S 'D' makes STAND AS OFFFNSE H>S DEVIL OF A TIME
DAWGS RUN HILn IN SECOND HALF TO nu-P OEVILS
BULLDOG KEEPER
BFSTWICK FINOS HIS NICHE IN G-OBGIA
DOdLEY DISAPPOINTED WITH NON-SHUTOUT
DUK": CAN'T HANDLE POTENT BULL0OG5
BLUE OEVILS AWAIT GET-WELL VISIT FROM OHIO
""'-•NHL^g^li^^aS^oJ^'lKl^^llirE^T HOUSTON
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NO-NO. YES-YES
TAR HEELS CLEAR MAJOR HURDLE
UNIV. OF irwA SPORTS. BASKETBALL
IOWA 'AT HO-<E' VS. N.C. STATE
MOLFPaCK PULLS ONE OUT, 66-6*,
WOLFPACK HANGS ON AT THE END
UNIV. OF KANSAS SPORTS, BASKETBALL „^,,„.,
KANSAS THE FAVORITE IN -IDWEST REGION crwil^
STATE. KANSAS SEEK A LITTLE MIRE LUCK IN MIOwEST FINALS
KANSAS TAKES STATE IN STRETCH
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BLUE DEVIL ROOMIES BILAS. ALA) IE TAKE CARE OF THE INSIDE
OH NO YOU DON'T
BATTLING BIG MEN
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NORTH CAROLINA GETS OFF TO 'SUCCESSFUL' START
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9/18/86 D
2 N D18
S 2
2/01/86 A
P P N FJS
H 2
2/0»/86 C
I C N
H 2
2/J3/86 6
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H 2
2/03/86 B
2 0 0 7!
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2/03/86 0
1 P P
S 2
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, ■< U A L I N U e <
1/01/36 - U/31/86
SUBJECTS
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l/09/n7
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CARDS' VICTORY
;%Vs'.'ihi'iM°c ill',''. '°- "
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MATCHUPS CRUCIAL TO TAR HEELS
fsuSp^^r^^^A * ?5oi°E"tE?ss ]\rd'
LOUISVILLE GETS THE NOO OVER LSII
|ND-HALF SUSGE PACES CARDINALS
^?fs''XrSfrf''!.E„"«°>'ED FLEEtInG IN
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CHEERING DUKE ON H
DEFEAT 5
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OIJKE SENIORS LEAVE SPECIAL IF^Arv H
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UNIV. OF MARYLAND SPORTS "
MARYLAND ACADEMIC COUNSELOR Qirirt inn
"'^"•n9fT?J?X'-»""' SPORTS, BASEBALL "
DISTASIO'S 9TH-INNING SLSS'^siL VAGES MISFRAaLE GAME
UNI\(. OF MARYLAND SPORTS. RASKFTDAi i
cHSIrFs'nTlpJS/^RP^fiSp'ifS^t
HENOEPSON KFYS UNPEAl" DEVILS TO
BLUE DEVILS DESERVE LOFT Y bank lur
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Vt'^tI'^SS 'DREAM MATCH'
J?J95 ^^^^^ O^W" BIAS. TERPS
STATE, DUKE CAPTURE CONFERENCF UIN';-
OEVILS FEBOUNO VS. FiLTFRING TERPS
P''S; ri?"[;|?N PA^E M^RnANo^ ^""^^
'A^'ayi^ s' "grs'^i^rTERPS' year
: M^^g?trNg%"3c?"o^F^°s^ I - -~
LOSS HAS OMINOUS OVFRTONES FOB 'PAfK
BIAS AMONG TERPS' TRIO SUSPENDED
LEFTY REINSTATES TRIO iUit-tNOED
pWi^K?ilL^iii- = R?ifFNa"- " - -- TERPS...
ipi-sefPiillM: '''-' - -
AP NAMES TERPS' BIAS ACC'S RF^r
yS^^SE^^R°A%^N°%?Ip'^'" *'^°« "" = "«'""C0SS
INJURIES Cast pall over slumping HFCi s
FERRELL^-lTjL'^'^iJH f!^" LOSt'sPAr"!"-'
TRA?^b^ Iy's^IdeSSV""^' '""--"S tech
ACC STAR BIAS DIES
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nccpf?^' ''^'"' CRAOES RELEASED
DATE
PG L P PYL,
12TH TRIUMPH
OEVILS DUNK TERPS.
i/09/86
2/10/R6
3/lT/8t>
3/18/S6
3/10/86
3/19/86
3/19/86
3/20/36 u
3/20/86 B
3/20/86 B
3/21/86 D
3/21/86 D
3/22/86 D
3/23/86 B
3/23/86 a
3/28/86 C
3/28/86 D
3/30/86 B
3/30/86 b
3/3P/R6 B
3/31/86 0
3/31/86 D
3/31/86 D
3/31/86 0
'1/01/86 «
<./01/R6
'>/0l/86
'■/01/86
<./0l/86
<./Ul/86
<,/01/R6
<,/Jl/86
'./0I/86
<i/01/86
<./01/86
<./01/86
',/0l/n6 „
<>/01/86 D
<./02/86 B
'•/0?/n6 B
'i/02/a6 B
'</02/86 B
4/02/86 D
"./Ol/ab D
'./03/86 D
11/30/86 a
12/02/86 0
12/0T/66 a
6/26/86 D
7/17/B6 D
10/08/86 B
lO/lB/85 D
P N 071
P U F25
P N Dlfl
P N
N C52
p u n 10
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'1 C52
P U ni8
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N C5?
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P N C57
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° N C52
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D p
' 0 071
' U 018
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> N ASA
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' N X89
N
' N X89
N
' P •<66
> o F 70
' 'I 018
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'J 071
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S 2 5/18/86 B 1 0 u 018
1/04/86
1/04/86
1/05/86
1/06/86
1/14/R6
1/14/86
1/15/06
1/15/86
1/15/86
1/23/86
1/24/86
1/24/86
1/26/86
1/27/86
1/29/86
2/12/86
2/13/86
2/14/B6
2/14/86
2/14/86
2/15/86
2/17/86
2/21/86
2/21/86
2/21/86
2/27/86
2/27/86
2/28/86
3/05/''6 D
3/07/B6 D
3/08/86 D
3/08/66 0
3/08/86 A
3/08/86 B
3/08/86 B
3/09/86
3/09/86
6/19/86
6/19/86
6/20/86
6/20/06
6/20/86
6/21/86
6/21/06
0/24/86
6/24/86
6/24/86
6/25/86
6/26/86
6/27/86
6/27/S6
6/27/86
6/28/86
6/29/86
7/01/86
7/03/86
7/17/86
7/19/86
7/20/86
7/22/66
7/23/86
7/24/86
7/24/86
7/25/86
7/26/86
N 071
N F25
'I 071
U F25
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'I F25
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071
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B
A
b
C
C
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1
2
1
12
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1
1
1
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1
1
2
1
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N C52
N C36
" L20
0 0 18
N F25
N C36
P L20
U 071
N
N
'J 071
ONTHLY/ANNUai INDtX
l/Pl/86 - U/31/96
S U B J t
IRIBBLE SURRENDERS IN BIAS PRG8E
TRIBBLE RELEASED ON 175.000 BONO
TEKRS SUSPEND LtlNr,, GRECG
LONG, GREGG SUSPENUEO FRUM TE^PS • INOFF IN I TEL V"
JUhOR: TERPS 'PRETTY CLEAN"
FANFARE: ORIESELL SUBPOENAEn
M«RYL«NO DELAYS BASKETBALL S T» R T BY THREE WEEKS
NCAA NOT READY TO FOLLOW TERPS' MOVE
IN THEIR ALPHABET, B CAME BEFTRE A
COLLEGE SPORTS CLEAN-UP PRODUCING A NEW ATTITUDE
EDUCATION, MOT GAMES, NEEDS TOP PRIORITY
ACADEMIC HOOPLA
ORIESELL SILENT ON JURY TALK
OPIESELL'S FUTURE TIED TO TESTIMONY
ORIESELL NOT INDICTED, BUT ADVICE IS CRITICIZED
F4NFARE: DULL SUPPORTS LEFTY
BIAS' FATHER RIPS MARYLAND
ORIESELL BUY-OUT SAID EXPLOREO BY MARYLAND
. WHAT'S LEFTY TO 00?
ORIESELL EXPECTS TO REMAIN AS MARYLAND'S BASKETBALL COACH
ORIESELL STILL FEELS SECURE DESPITE DOLL'S RESIGNATION
TEKPS TO BUY OUT LEFTY7
SOME TERPS SAY THEY WILL WALK WITH ORIESELL
REPORT: ORIESELL BUYOUT PLANNED
EX-MAPYLANO AD SAYS ORIESELL ALL BUT OUT
DEMATHA COACH WILL LISTEN IF TERPS CALL
PARENTS DEFEND MARYLAND'S ORIESELL
ORIESELL, MARYLAND NEAR AGREEMENT
ACC HOOPS TAKES MEDIA BACK SEAT
TERP CLOUD HANGS OVER ENTIRE ACC
SOURCE SAYS ORIESELL TO BECOME ASSISTANT AD
ORIESELL BOWS OUT; BASKETBALL ERA ENDS
KPZYZEwSKI, VALVANO EXPRESS DISAPPOINTMENT
LEFTY RESIGNS BASKETBALL JOB
MARYLAND: B':F0RF, AFTER (CAPTDONI
LEFTY'S SUCCESS'!' FINDS HIMSELF IN LARGER POND
TFRPS CHOOSE HIGH SCHOOL COACH
ORIESELL HOLDS TONGUE: OTHERS DEBATE
MORE CHARGES ADDED FROM GRAND JURY
'LEFTY'S' RESIGNATION MAY HELP IN LONG RUN
ORIESELL REPORTEDLY REJECTED l-YEAR OFFER
HE'LL BE BACK: FRIENDS SAY ORIESELL WON'T BE OUT OF COACHING LONG
ORIESELL CAN'T SHAKE THE URGE TO COACH
'LEFTY' A SCAPEGOAT
TERRAPINS WILL PLAY THIS SEASON
TERPS TO START SEASON IN A SHELL
GRAND JURY COMPLETES BIAS PRO^E
TEKPS READY TO OPEN SEASON DESPITE INTENSE PUBLIC SCRUTINY
TERPS FINALLY BEGIN SEASON DEDICATED TO LATE LEN BIAS
UNIV. OF MARYLAND SPORTS, BASKETBALL IWQMENI
UNC, MARYLAND WOMEN REACH ACC FINAL
MARYLAND WU"tN ROLL TO ACC TITLE
MARYLAND (HI 65, DUKE 6<.
UNIV. OF MAkyLAND SPORTS, FOOTBALL
MARYLAND BEGINS EARLY WITH INEXPERIENCED OB , , ,,
AFTER ALL IS SAID, MARYLAND IS THE ONLY UNt TO PICK IN THE ACC
TERPS LOOK FOR 4TH STRAIGHT CROWN IN 'REBUILDING' YEAR
LIKF^FATHFrLI^THE°HENN°NGS. coach and OB, ARE AN UNBEATEN COMBINATION
W0LFP4CK FACES TERRAPIN ROAD TEST
REVIVED PACK STUNS NO. 13 MARYLAND
PACK DEFENSE PACKED HEROIC PU^ICH
P»CK ROARS TO SURPRISING 3-0-1
STATE'S NELSON JONES BREAKS UP TERPS" PASS IN THE END ZONE
TERPS CAN'T DERAIL "PACK EXPRESS
AT LAST! DEACS ^7, TERPS 21
OUKE VS. MARYLAND (AD)
DUKE GAME AT 12:20
MARYLAND AT OUKE
BLUE DEVILS' LATE RALLY INTERCEPTED BY TERPS
WHILE VIEWERS MAY HAVF GIVEN UP, OUKE DIDN'T
RAIN, MARYLAND KEEP DUKE DOWN
COACHES, PLAYERS, STUDENTS PRAISE MARYLAND'S ORIESELL
MARYLAND'S FALL FROM GLORY HAS ROSS BOTHERED
TAR HEELS REACH CROSSROADS WITH MARYLAND IN USUAL PATH
COLLEGE FOOTBALL
NORTH CAROLINA TAKES TIME lER^iAPINS DON'T HAVE
HEELS' COMEBACK SNARES 32-30 WIN, IGNITES FIREWDKKS
ACC TO PROBE ROSS INCIDENT
TPIO GAINS REDEMPTION, GUIDES TAR HEEL VICTORY
SPECIAL ATTENTION
ROSS SAVS INCIDENT BLOWN OUT 3F PROPORTION
UNC PROGRAM 'MAYE' TURN AOQUND
JURY STILL OUT ON CAROLINA OEFENSE
INJURED ROSS DOWNPLAYS INCIDENT IN FINAL SECONDS OF LOSS TO UNC
ROSS BOOTED UPSTAIRS FOR CLEMSON
MISBEHAVING COACHES DESERVE PJNISHMENT
EVEN MINUS COACHES, CLEMS0N-M4RYLANO HAS EXCITEMENT
TIGERS TAKE title: CLEMSON'S TIE ENOUGH FOR ACC CROWN
MARYLAND WANTS DECISION FRUM OQSS
ROSS REPORTEDLY EYED FOR JOBS
TEXAS SET 10 NAME MCWILLIAMS: 'TERPS' "3 DOZEN"'
TFRPS NEVER APPRECIATED ROSS
TERPS REPORTEDLY AFTER BROWN
TERPS' ASSISTANT TO REPLACE ROSS
UNIV. OF MARYLAND SPORTS, LACROSSE
TERPS' PALLY STUNS TUP-PANKED HEELS
THREE ACC TEAMS GE I LACROSSE "IDS
UNC GOES TO MARYLAND IN NCAA LACROSSE
UNIV. OF MARYLAND SPORTS, SOCCER
GETTIN' ITS KICKS
UNIV. OF MIAMI IFLORIDAI SPORTS, BASKETBALL
CANES' FOSTER ROLLS MIAMI DICE ON TITO
FOSTER TAKES DEVILS IN STRIDE . _ „,
OUKE STORMS PAST hurricanes: DEVILS ROUT MIAMI, I0'.-82
SLUGGISH DEVILS TOO MUCH FOR MIAMI
FOSTER TAKES ON TAR HEELS WITH HORFORD-LESS HURRICANES
VANOY OFFERS STERN TEST FOR BLUE DEVILS
HEELS BREEZE PAST 'CANES
MIAMI BOUND
TAR HEELS BLOW HURRICANES AWAY
BLUE DEVILS TEST FORFORO'S IMPACT ON LOWLY 'CANES
HOKFOBD TO LIFT MIAMI PROGRAM?
DEVILS CALM HURRICANES
AMAKER'S DEFENSE BLOWS AWAY HJRRICANES
UNIV. OF MIAMI (FLnRIDAl SPORTS, FOOTBALL
TESTAVEROE WRECKS, DOUBTFUL FOR ECU
BAKER TAKES PIPATES INTO EYE OF A STORM
ECU CAN'T DERAIL NO. 1 MIAMI
C T
S
PAGcl022
1/09/87
s
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L Y
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DATE C
?G L P 8YL
H 2
7/29/fi6 B
7 P N
H 2
7/30/86 D
3 H
S 2
7/J0/n6 D
1 N
H 2
7/3I/B6 0
I P N
H 2
a/12/B6 D
4 N
H 2
a/l3/R6 U
3 N
H 2
6/14/B6 D
1 M
S 2
8/15/16 D
1 N
H 2
a/l7/B6 B
3 U 071
H 2
e/i^/tt A
A E
S 2
6/l''/"6 A
A E
S 2
8/10/P6 U
I 11 F25
H 2
8/21/86 D
3 P N
H 2
a/25/"6 D
3 N
H 2
8/27/86 0
1 P "1
H 2
8/28/86 D
3 N
H 2
8/30/fl6 D
? N
H 2
9/2S/86 D
I P N
H 2
9/26/86 C
2 U 071
H 2
10/01/86 D
2 P N
H 2
10/10/86 C
3 N
S 2
lO/lS/86 0
1 N
H 2
10/17/86 C
1 P N
H 2
10/18/86 0
2 N
H 2
10/2?/'>6 0
1 P N
H 2
10/23/86 0
I N
H 2
I0/2S/86 b
A M
H 2
10/26/86 B
8 P N
H 2
10/27/86 B
2 U MH
S 2
0/27/86 D
7 P U F25
H 2
0/29/86 C
1 P N
S 2
0/29/86 A
I P N
S 2
0/29/86 A
I N
H 2
10/30/86 D
1 P N
H 2
10/3 /86 A
ATT R56
H 2
10/3 /86 C
1 U 071
H 2
10/3 /86 C
I P N
H 2
10/3 /P6 C
A N
H 2
lQ/31/96 C
4 N
S 2
10/31/86 A
4 F
H 2
11/01/86 U
2 N
S 2
11/01/86 B
1 U F2"^
H 2
11/02/86 B
9 P N
H 2
11/0'./ 8 6 0
1 P N
H 2
11/07/86 A
4 E
S 2
ll/l<./86 0
22 N nil's
H 2
11/18/R6 0
4 P F 071
H 2
12/19/86 C
2 N
H 2
12/23/86 D
1 N
H 2
12/27/86 0
I P N
H 2 3/03/86 BAN H41
H 2 3/04/86 B 2 N H41
H 2 12/13/86 0 2 N
H 2
8/21/86
0
1
P
N
S 2
8/22/86
0
12
P
F 018
H 2
6/26/86
D
6
P
F
H 2
9/23/86
D
1
P
N C49
H 2
9/26/86
C
2
P
N C49
H 2
9/2T/86
0
1
N C49
H 2
9/23/86
B
1
P
N C49
H 2
9/28/86
B
5
N C49
H 2
9/29/86
B
2
P
U C49
S 2
9/29/86
0
1
P
P
S 2
9/29/86
D
3
P
U Fi5
H 2
10/19/86
B
7
P
N
H 2
10/23/86
0
3
A
H 2
10/24/86
c
4
N
H 2
10/25/86
B
1
P
N C57
H 2
10/26/86
B
1
P
N C52
H 2
10/26/86
B
3
P
U 071
S 2
10/27/86
0
4
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U 815
H 2
10/30/86
D
2
P
M
H 2
10/31/86
C
1
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N C36
H 2
11/01/86
D
1
N C36
H 2
11/02/86
A
I
P
P L20
H 2
11/02/86
B
1
D
U 071
H 2
U/02/86
B
1
P
N C3A
H 2
11/02/86
h
6
N
H 2
ll/0'/86
B
6
P
N 0 36
H 2
11/02/86
B
12
P
P L20
H 2
11/03/86
D
1
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S 2
11/03/86
0
2
P
U F25
S 2
11/03/86
D
5
U 815
H 2
11/05/86
0
3
P
N
H 2
1 1 /06/B6
0
1
P
N
S 2
11/07/86
A
4
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H 2
11/15/86
D
1
P
N
H 2
U/16/86
B
3
0
N
H 7
1 1/26/86
0
2
N
H 2
12/03/86
B
2
P
N
H 2
12/05/86
C
1
N
S 2
12/05/86
fl
2
P
U 018
H 2
12/09/86
D
1
N
H 2
12/11/86
0
1
P
N
H 2
3/30/86
B
9
N
H 2
5/12/86
D
1
N
H 2
5/18/86
B
11
N
H 2
10/31/86
C
1
P
N C52
H 2
1/24/86
C
1
P
U 071
S 2
2/19/86
0
I
P
N F25
H 2
2/20/86
D
1
P
■1 "14
S 2
2/20/86
0
1
P
N F25
H 2
12/06/86
c
1
N C5?
S 2
12/06/86
B
2
N F25
H 2
12/07/86
B
1
P
N D71
H 2
12/07/86
B
12
P
P F70
S 2
12/U8/86
0
2
P
U 815
H 2
12/22/86
B
7
P
•1 071
S 2
12/22/86
0
?
P
U 315
H 2
12/23/86
U
1
P
N 071
S 2
12/23/86
D
I
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U 815
H 2 11/27/86 0 1 P U
H 2 11/27/86 0 1 U C36
S 2 11/28/86 0 1 P N
MONTHLY/
N N U A L
1/01/66
INDEX
12/31/86
SUBJECTS
'J'^'>'- OF »ICHir,AN SPORTS. COOTBALL
A RELAXED REEO ENJOYING STAT^ OF HIS AFFAIRS
UNIV. pF MINNESOTA SPOPTSt FODTBAM
GUTEKUNST TAKES SUOO^N SUCCESS IN STRIDE
UNIV. OF NFVADA-LAS VEGAS SPORTS
PERSON, AUBURN t5p UNLV
BASKETBALL
rElFL^OIn-'^^ii'-^-FsE?"-^
STATE HILL NEED 2,000 TEACHERS ,UNC STUDY SAYS
"'*'sFF''^f,;S-,;,*'""S5I0NS
Nc\'u'?A*"p^ ^!p"ofc'3i -§?-S°VIfE°'sT'JgJ^Ts"'^°^"'^5
UNC CONSENT DECREE SUCCESS nlLrcn
'"^'^- OF N.C., ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
UNC ALUMNI ASSOCIATION NAMES FniTno
ALUMNI PUBLICATIONS EDIt3S"amE0^
""'^b^^AL^O^pSNgr"^
5N^c°"7R5t?^^i«E;^c?°o7F"i?jR%?^c^iMP%"5^.F^?fs;i„^gi§ri2?f^G"--^-
UNIV. OF N.C., BUDGET
SPAN^PER'*iANT?'H;'GSER°guS?F?%S?~'""'°''S' ""OGET
REgUEST FOR TWO 87-89 BlinrlrlrJ,'!Jil'..SS" BUDGET
UNC PROTESTS BUDGET REOUEsf^ CAUSES WORRY ABOUT POSSIBLE CUTS
""'^Fc"!, ?iC.. CHNSTRUCTION
' tPA'^aCEr^A\-KruKc^5iS^g?^t ?}(i^lEi°^"^""'°^
MORE NCCU REPAIR FUNDS BimrFTCn
UNC BOARD OF GiSE^pffigl i^?t^JL°ARIES. NEW BUDGET
"'"^;c°f, ^S"^;' CURRICULUM
5tl8 l°o[[lin: f):i:: ?5^^?i5tuS''°'=«"^
'S%^aPEr^!(pE??S^Ri. SV [^ ^; ^rn""'^"^""
l'oili9l-h B«KS UNcMS^SWf'-^fS^ J° "'«"' "■' UNC
SPANGLER DEFENDS UNC SYS lEM- I^REiloiAL PROGRAM
""ill°Jti^'^S^°""-'"c"^eoEPAL Ain
"Sn^ieIrI^ );lN?^^8ESP!^E'^Ji g ^"'^
UNC CONSENT DECREE SUCCESS nPBATcn
■-lur^j iccr, «5 HAMPERING UNC ENROLLMENT GUAL5
UNIV. OF N.C., EMPLOYEES
USE 'bSsss^!! Ho"Si^;oR"s^?Efrii?SR??i:^A?s .udget
"'^'^J OF N.C., ENROLLMENT
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H 2 10/31/86 A 1 N L90
1/10/86 B 1
1/1 1/86 C 1
1/21/86 B 14
1/23/86 A 4
2/14/86 B 1
2/14/86 A 1
3/14/86 A I
3/1S/86 C 1
3/17/86 A 1
4/02/86 A 11
5/27/86 B 14
12/22/86 A 8
12/22/86 B 1
12/31/86 C 1
12/31/86 C 1
'I R81
'I 'IB I
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H 2 5/1 1/86 A 1 N U80
H 2 5/11/86 C 4 ^ 80
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H 3 10/27/86 B 7 N
" 2 8/21/86 A 20 P U L41
S 2 a/21/86 CI N Silo
5/22/86 C a
5/23/86 A 4
7/02/86 C 11
7/25/36 B 1
8/01/86 B 1
a/01/86 A 6
9/10/86 B 3
9/20/86 C 1
10/25/86 C 1
10/29/86 B 4
11/01/86 C 3
S 2 6/13/86 A 1
S 2 7/02/86 C 11
S 2 a/01/86 A 6
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5 2 6/13/86 A 1 N Min
H 2 6/14/86 C I U 'no
H 2
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H 2
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11/15/86 C
11/15/86 B
12/22/86 A
12/22/86 B
12/31/86 C
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1/10/86 B 1
1/22/86 A 1
1/23/86 A 4
2/14/86 B I
3/14/86 A 1
3/15/86 C I
5/27/86 A 4
5/27/86 B 14
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10/08/86 .
10/03/86 C
11/14/86 A
11/15/86 C
11/15/86 B
11/17/86 3
12/22/86 A
12/22/86 B
12/31/86 C
12/31/86 C
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S 2 2/21/86 A 1 N n46
H 2 12/06/86 B 1 N L90
H 3 12/09/86 C 1 N L90
MONTHLY/
ANNUAL
1/01/86
SUBJECTS
S
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C PC,
PAGclOJ*
l/09/n7
UNIV. OF N.C.. FACULTY, SALARIES
SPANGLE" HANTS HIGHER BUCjET = OR ACADEMIC SALARIES
DIFFERENCES FOUND IN N .C . TEACHER PAY RANKINGS
UNIV. OF N.C.. FIVF YEAR PLAN
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.. OESEGREJATION
ATTORNEYS. UNC SPLIT ON DECPEF
UNC CONSENT DECREE SUCCESS DEBATEO
UNIV. OF N.C.» GIFTS AND FUND RAISING
GIFT TO UNC
CHANGE IN LAW SPURRING CHARITY DONATIONS
UNIV. OF N.C., GRADUATES
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.. ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
UNC SYSTEM'S CLASS OF •«<. HAPPY TO HAVE BEEN THERE
REPORTS: ATHLETES' GRAOUATION RATE OUTPACES OTHERS
UNIV. OF N.C.. GRANTS
CARNEGIE GRANT FUNDS PRE-COLLEGE PROGRAM
UNIV. OF N.C.. HISTORY
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL, BICENTENNIAL
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL, HISTORY (OF THE UNIVERSITY)
GRAHAM UAS MAN OF MANY HATS
UNC HEAD INAUGURATED: SPANGLE' OUTLINES GOALS FOR 15-CAMPUS SYSTEM
UNC BASH A SMASHING SUCCESS
TEXT OF INAUGURAL SPEECH BY SPANGLER
ACADEMIC WORLD WELCOMES UNC PRESIDENT TO THE FOLD
UNIV. OF N.C INVESTMENTS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., INVESTMENTS
SEE ALSO INVESTMENTS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. ANT I- AP AR THE I D SUPPORT GROUP
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. ENDOWMENT BOARO
SCHOOLS' POLICIES DIFFER ON SlUTH AFRICA INVESTMENTS
UNC STEP CLOSER TO SOUTH AFRICA BAN
UNC DISMANTLES SHANTIES, THEN ALLOWS I TO BE REBUILT
PROTESTERS OF APARTHEID GET SHANTIES BACK AT UNC
RHOOESIAN MEMORIES SPUR PROTEST LEADER
SHANTIES STAY UNTIL DEMANDS MET — UNC PROTESTERS
UNC PROTEST SHOWS COMPROMISE BEST WAY
PROTESTERS DEMAND UNC DIVESTITURE
UNC SHANTIES MAY STAY
UNC SHANTIES stay; endowment board may meet
STUDENTS: 'BERLIN WALL' TO PRTTEST SHACKS
STUDENTS: IF SHANTIES STAY, WALL GOES UP
•BERLIN WALL' GOING UP NEAR SHANTIES AT UNC
UNC OFFICIALS OK BERLIN WALL REPLICA
HALL GOES UP AT UNC; 3 MORE SHANTIES ADDED
UNC BOAPD DELAYS DIVESTITURE DECISION
VOTE DELAYED ON DIVESTMENT
...WHAT THOSE SHACKS COULO RENT FOR IN CHAPEL HILL... (CARTOONI
MAGISTRATE REFUSES TO CHARGE UNC STUDENTS WITH TRESPASS
SHANTY PROTEST , ,
UNC SHANTY TOWN TORN DOWN: TRESPASSING CHARGES REJECTED AGAINST FIVE
DR. FORPHAM ACTED WISELY
FORDHAM: 'PIT' THE PLACE FOR PROTESTS
UNC TIGHTENS POLICY ON S. AFRICA INVESTMENTS
UNC STUDENTS PROTEST VOTE ON DIVESTMENT
UNC VOTES SCHOLARSHIPS FOR S. AFRICANS
SIT-IN FOLLOHS UNC VOTE
UNC BOARO STARTS SIOCOOO S. AFRICA SCHOLARSHIP FUND
UNIVERSITY TO SELL CBS STOCK
UNC TO SELL STOCK IN CBS
UNC PULLS REVERSE, KEEPS CBS STOCK
UNC G°OUP PLANS SIT-IN TO PROTEST APARTHEID
UNC STUDENTS HOLD SIT-IN TO P»OTEST APAPTHEID
TRUSTEES TAPLE UNC-CHAPEL HILL DIVESTMENT VOTE
UNC HEAD INAUGURATED: SPANGLE? OUTLINES GOALS FOR 16-CAMPUS SYSTEM
UNC BASH A SMASHING SUCCESS
UNC APARTHEID FOES PICKET AT CEREMONY
UNC BOARD CHAIRMAN STILL OPPOSES DIVESTMENT
UNC'S TANNER, NEWTON DISAGREE ON DIVESTMENT
S. AFOICAN INVESTMENT HAS SHRUNK
PPOTESI SHANTY MAY RETURN TO UNC CAMPUS
SHANTY GOES UP ON UNC CAMPUS
KODAK PULLUUT SHRINKS UNC INVESTMFNTS IN S. AFRICA
UNC STUDENTS PROTEST S. AFkICA DIVESTMENT
UNC TRUSTEES AGAIN REFUSE TO TOTALLY DIVEST
8 UNC STUDENTS, 1 EMPLOYEE AR3ESTFD IN APARTHEID PROTEST
UNC SHANTY TORN DOWN, 13 ARRESTED
POLICF ARREST n MORE ON SHANTY SITE AT UNC
ANTI-APARTHEID FOLLIES
GROUP PICKETS DURHAM ATTORNEY
JUDGE DISMISSES CHARGES LODGE'' AGAINST PROTFSTERS
DEMONSTRATORS PROTEST OUTSIDE LAWYER'S OFFICE
UNC STUDENTS TO FACE LESSER CHARGE
UNC BOARD VOTES DOWN DIVESTITURE
UNC DIVESTMENT VOTE LOSES BY ONLY 6-5
UNC FACULTY COUNCIL PASSES RESOLUTION URGING DIVESTMENT
UNIV. OF N.C, LAWSUITS
SEE ALSO LAWSUITS, N.C.
PROFESSOR IS SUING UNC POARO OF GOVERNORS
UNC GETS STAY OF ORDER ON ATHLETICS
UNIV. OF N.C. , PRESIDENT
Uf:C PRESIDENT TO BE NAMED
SPANGLER NEW UNC PRESIDENT
NEW UNC HEAD SAID STRONG, ABLE
CD. SPANGLER PICKED TO REPLACE FRIDAY AS UNC SYSTEM PRESIDENT
HUNT. JTRDAN APPLAUD SELECTION OF SPANGLER
OLD BOSS, NEW BOSS
SPANGLER GOOD CHOICE TO LEAD JNC SYSTFM
'OUTSIUFft' STATUS MAY HAVE HELPED SPANGLER
LEADERSHIP TO CHANGE, BUT NOT UNC'S PURPOSE
NEW BPEED OF UNIVERSITY LEAOEP
SPANGLER BRIN'-.S CONTROVERSIAL, AGGRESSIVE STYLE TO NEW POST
SPANGLEP STARTS WORK MARCH 3
FRIDAY SETS INTO MOTION UNC LEADERSHIP CHANGE
STANDING OV«IION
FRIDAY TURNS IN RESIGNATION AS UNC PRESIDENT
FRIDAY'S RESIGNATION
FRIDAY ENDS 30-YEAR STINT AT UNC HELM
LAST FRIDAY
FRIDAY LEAVES UNC OFFICE AFTER 3D YEARS
SPANGLE' THINKS E«CES5IVE RELAXATION AGAINST GRAIN
EX-PRFSIUENT FRIDAY NAMED TO UNC TEACHING POSITION
GRAHA" WAS MAN OF MANY HATS
UNIVERSITY -FAMILY" WITHHOLDS JUDGING PRESIDENT SPANGLER
NOTED UNC LIBERAL GRAHAM WAS BURN 100 YEARS AGO
RETIREMENT MEANS ONLY A CHANGE OF PACE
IDA FRIDAY WAS 'THE PRESIDENT WIFE' 30 YEA'S — AND LOTS MORE
•RUNNING UNIVERSITY'S NOT LIKE RUNNING A BUSINESS'
S ? 5/2?/e6 C B
H Z lJ/08/86 A II
S 2 I2/J2/n6 A
H 3 12/22/66 B
S 2 12/22/86 C I P P
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10/18/86 A
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10/18/86 A
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3/1B/86 A
1 P N XIO
H 2
3/19/86 A
1 P N Y in
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3/20/86 B
1 P N 881
H 2
3/22/86 C
1 N X 10
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3/22/86 A
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3/22/86 A
6 N
3/25/B6 A
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H 2
3/26/86 C
1 p N nai
S 2
3/27/86 4
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3/28/P6 a
1 N B81
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3/29/86 A
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H 2
5/31/86 C
3 N MIO
S 2
5/31/86 A
5 N
H 2
6/04/86 C
5 N MID
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lD/09/86 B
1 N L9n
H 7
I0/II/86 C
1 P N L90
H 3
10/17/86 E
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10/13/86 A
I P N L90
H 2
10/18/86 A
1 P N K65
H 2
10/18/86 A
q P N
H 2
10/23/86 B
1 N L9D
H 3
la/23/86 B
1 P N L90
H 2
10/28/86 C
I N
H 2
1 1/I5/B6 a
4 N
H 2
1 1/18/86 C
1 P N L9C
H 2
11/20/86 B
1 N L90
S 2
11/20/86 A
1 N L 9C
H 7
1 I/21/B6 A
1 P N L90
H 2
11/21/86 A
I P N L9n
S 2
11/21/86 A
1 N X50
H 2
11/27/86 A
I P N L90
H 2
11/28/86 A
4 L
S 7
11/28/86 A
13 N
H 3
12/05/86 B
1 N U27
S 2
12/1 1/B6 A
14 N
H 2
12/12/86 B
1 N •(27
S 2
12/12/86 A
1 N L9n
H 2
12/13/86 C
I P N 1 90
H 3
12/13/86 C
1 N L90
H 2
10/01/B6 0
4 N
H 2
11/J9/86 C
1 N
H 2
1/31/86 A
1 N
S 2
1/31/B6 A
1 P N B81
H 2
2/01/86 A
1 n
H 2
2/01/86 A
1 P N 331
H 2
2/U1/B6 C
1 N SSI
S 2
2/01/"6 A
1 P P F70
S 2
2/01/86 A
4 F
H 2
2/02/86 3
1 N
H 2
2/J7/86 D
4 F
H 2
2/03/86 A
7 N
H 2
2/1VB6 A
19 N
H 3
2/13/86 B
I p N nai
S 2
2/14/86 A
1 P N MIO
S 2
2/14/P6 A
7 P P S76
H ?
2/15/86 C
1 p N Min
H 2
2/19/86 A
4 F
S 2
2/28/06 A
1 P N B91
H 2
3/0I/fl6 A
I P P S 76
H 2
3/01/86 C
1 P N Bai
H 2
3/21/86 A
I P N MIO
H 2
6/28/86 C
5 p N uao
H 2
10/05/86 A
1 P 8 L90
H 2
10/05/86 C
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S 2
10/11/B6 A
11 P B
H 7
10/12/P6 A
16 P F "Ub
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10/12/86 A
16 F ■>46
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10/12/86 A
16 P F C19
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MONTHLY/
N M U A L
1/01/86 -
I N 0 e X
12/31/86
SUBJECTS
ffip|c?fN*G''i^;uGSR??I,5r^l'V?*'''' '°°" '' SYSTEM'S FOURTH PRESlnENT
iEjLrH"*rIp?'' ?.ri?i=°f '■'""^ '^01' TAR HEELS
i Sl?ri^?iiiis|fPP?i-"SSf^S?s^^3A^r.SS^fl!!!^J.„s S.ST.
UNC RECEIVES .NON?Moir|[Frr§'3lGA°JI?ZE FRIOAVS PAPERS
UNIV. OF N.Ci PPESIIJENT'S HOU^F
u^^cS;Si|ip.^f:f hTe-.^I lf5i,-li.-,g|--s
LET'S HOPE HOUSE RENOVATION LA^T';
SpSKglIJ^I^^Jr^^aJK F!^s'?=^5?i?t yr,F'SS5i?lt!^'^ 0"1CIAL RESIDENCE
UNC HEAD IN rIVampeo HOME '^""'^ IN RENOVATFO PRESIDENT'S HOUSE
"'*'sEE°ALsn'^rni?^?S^*''?,"^''5 *'<'' SrjDENT AID
III a' lg \%hm'io'i-^'pioU'i°^"'' '""''
"!uT's'SArj^ST%N^irS^f[!U""-'-' SCHOLARSHIPS AND STUDENT AID
U«RVlVL\"?"w^of;fn[oVF^5.,S^-^^"-"° ^- CHANGES
STORY ON SCHOLARSHIP eIr?5 5n'8IvIS' BaCKCROUNO
UNIV. OF N.C., SFaL
UNIVERSITY RETURNS TO 'REASON' FOR SEAL
UNIV. OF N.C., SPORTS AND ATHLETICS
r,?J''5*?.''°'J'-T0N CHAGRINED
y.J.^ IX^Jf" LIKELY TO SET 2.0 XINIMUI
yflc' ???Sr°t'Se\"Sv1^ •'• AVERAGE '►!{n^;;u« for FRESHMAN ATHLETES
y.^.9 JlfM^'CS KEPriRT OELAYEO
tific y' f^K'?'^2§L'?c[is''^f^l'ISM??VTNa''^?HP^iJSe^"'fEnc REPURTS
||^3P"?3«lE?^:«^Ceivrii^^T^ON,TEACHFR.
MORE OPENNBSS. NOT LESS. NEeSeS In'n.'c.
UNIV. OF N.C., STUDENTS ■ '
PyJ;y.''"l'''TC STUDENT LIMITS AT UNC RITHT
LEGISLATORS IGNORE NEEDS OF HAN0?Ca2peS
"""'Ih^l.ti'y.^lT^riU' "'-^"'CAPPFD
LEGISLATORS IGNORE NEEDS OF HANDICAPPED
UNIV. OF N.C., SYMBOLS
SEE UNIV. OF N.C., SEAL
UNIV. OF N.C.. TUITION
SrJr,°''r,JJ*n CAP VOTE MAY bE DELAYED
?LAN TO HIKE UNC TUI T I ON SPA RK S B A TTL E
11.27 BILLION BUDGET URGED FOR UNC
"""'uNC APPRnvEs'^Rm?^?'°^K ^S; COMMUNICATIONS
K ssssg^si T.nih.'s%n'c.r..':nykru budget
"'"sEE-jL^0^3pJ^fii{S*""^'° 5""°°^ 5R0UP
Hi itro ?yufH"r^R^•^l""^" *"■" coalition
SEE ALSO UNIV. HF N.C.. INVESTMENT';
T.I ?SIST/!Ef3'^o"^rp!^^EP E """"' ""''"
SNrU;Vr,i5^^ io^ti:'-°^,EF ARRESTED in apartheid PROTEST
UNIV. OF N.C. BOARD OF GOVFR^ORS
HuSf,^'5^§ir^\?iL"5? S?LEcfi3f,^nF"l?A'NG,'F^^"^ ''''^^ ^RESIOFNT
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2 10/l<i/B6 C
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10/16/86
10/17/86
10/17/86
10/17/86
10/17/86
10/16/86
10/18/06
10/18/95
10/18/86
10/18/86
12/16/85
H 2 3/1 1/86 C
S 2 3/1 1/86 C
H 2 3/12/86 A
H 2 6/26/85 B
H 2 10/03/86 B
S 2 10/03/86 C
•I
N L90
P K30
6
N L90
N L9T
N K5S
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9/08/86
U/25/86
12/13/B6
H 2 6/14/86 C 3 P N
1/15/86 D
2/02/86 C
2/l'5/R6 0
10/22/86 D
10/23/85 u
10/23/86 B
10/2<./e5 A
10/2<./a6 A
10/2<./B5 A
10/2.5/85 c
10/25/85 A
10/29/85 0
11/05/85 A
11/09/86 C
ll/l<./86 C
ll/l.i/86 A
11/15/86 C
11/19/86 C
11/21/85 A
11/21/86 A
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6
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7/09/86 A
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5/19/85 e
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1 5
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7/25/86 B
1
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H 2
8/01/95 B
1
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S 2
a/01/85 A
6
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3 10/09/85 B
2 10/11/85 C
3 10/17/85 ()
2 10/17/85 A
10/18/86 A
10/18/65 A
10/18/85 A
11/15/85 B
11/19/86 C
11/21/85 A
11/21/86 A
ll/2'/86 A
12/05/86 B
12/12/65 B
1/10/85 B
1/10/85 4
1/11/85 C
1/31/P6 A
2/01/85 A
2/01/85 A
2/01/86 C
2/02/85 B
2/02/85 C
2/03/85 A
2/l<./85 B
2/1A/86 A
2/15/85 C
2/15/85 0
2/21/86 A
3/12/05 A
l/l'-/l>b A
3/15/85 c
3/17/66 A
'./09/B5 A
N L90
N L90
■I L90
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N L90
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1/01/86 -
INDEX
12/31/86
POET, PRODUCEH GET UNC awiRDS
POET. DIR6CTUR RECEIVE GAROMEl IKAR^S
TCU RECEIVES FOOTOSLL PnOIATION FROM MCAA
SPANGLEP EXPECTS RE"EOUL CLASSES TO ORnP AT UNC
UNC BOARD HEMPERS RAP PLAN TQ INCREASE IN-STATE TUITION RATE
SPAN&LEB BACKS UNC REMEDIAL STUDIES
SPANOLER OEFENOS UNC SYSTEM'S REMEDIAL PRflGRAM
UNC BOARD OP GOVERNORS SETS SALARIES. NEW lUJDGET
BLACK SCHOOLS FARP POORLY IN '•lATIONAL TEACHFRS EXAH
BLACK STUDENTS HAVE FAILURE RATE OF bl.n PERCENT ON TEACHERS EXAM
SCIENCE SCHOOL PAY PLAN WOULD HIKE SALARIES 17%
UNC BOARD STUDIES PLAN FOR GROWTH AT N.C. STATE
CAMPUS "VILLAGE" TO OQUHLS S 17 E OF N.C. STATE
SPANGLER: DEALS SHOULD BE PUBLIC
UNC REPORT DELAYED
UNC ATHLETICS REPORT DELAYED
UNC SYSTEM AGREES TO RELEASE r^NLY SOME OF ITS ATHLETIC REPORTS
UNC CITES PROGRESS IN ATHLETES" ADMISSIONS
KEEPING REPORTS SECRET DOESN'T HELP ATHLETES
UNC ADMITTING FEWER ATHLETES AS EXCEPTIONS
UNC BOARD APPROVES REQUESTS FOR 41 BILLION
UNC ORDERED TO FREE REPORTS
SPANGLER TELLS MARTIN FULL PUO&ET NEEDED
UNC MUST OPEN ATHLETIC REPORTS
UNC STUDY DROPS CUTTING OF APPROVAL PROCESS
BOARD OF GOVERNORS TO RECEIVE REPORT ON TEACHER EDUCATION
SPANGLER: UNC TO DEFER ACTION ON ATHLETIC POLICIES
UNC BOARD OKS TEACHER GUIDELTIE'
PANEL URGES TRAINING. PAY IMPROVEMENTS FOR TEACHERS
ACTION ON ATHLETICS REGULATIONS POSTPONED 6Y UNC SYSTEM BOARD
SWOFFORO AGAINST "UNILATERAL" CHANbE
PROPOSED CHANGES IN TEACHER EDUCATION EYED WITH CONCERN
HAMMONDS: REFORMING TEACHER EDUCATION MOST IMPORTANT ISSUE
COURT DISSOLVES STAY IN UNC ATHLETICS CASE
ATHLETES NEED MORE TIME FOR ACADEMICS
MORE OPENNESS. MQT LESS. NEEDED IN N.C.
UNC TRUSTEES WANT in* CEILING RAISED FOR OUT-OF-STATE STUDENTS
PANEL BEGINS EXAMINING PU1?L I C- PR I VATE RELATIONSHIP
RESTRICTIONS EXPECTED ON N.C. STATE DEVELOPMENT PLAN
UNC TO CONTINUE PROCEDURES FOR GAINING BLACKS
TWO FACTORS SEEN AS HAMPERING UNC ENROLLMENT GOALS
UNIV. OF N.C. BOARD OF GOVERNORS. RUDGET
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C, BUDGET
11.27 BILLION B'lUGET URGED FOR UNC
UNC APPROVES BUDGET, NEW 192, '■00 POSITION
UNC BOARD OF GOVERNORS SETS SALARIES, NEW BUDGET
UNC GETS t25D,000 FOR MINORITY PROGRAM
UNC CITES PROGRESS IN ATHLETES" ADMISSIONS
UNIV. OF N.C. ROARO OF TRUSTEES
SEE UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL BOARD OF TRUSTEES
UNIV. OF N.C. BOARD OF VISITORS
UNC BOARD TAPS C AV I N
UNIV. OF N.C. CENTER FOR PUBLIC TELEVISION
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL, TELEVISION
MAYA ANGELOU FEATURFD
UNC-TV SMASHES S5D0,00a GOAL
PUBLIC TV HAS COME A LONG HAY IN 1 YEARS
N.C. FOLK HERITAGE FEATURED
UNC CENTER FOR PUBLIC TELEVISION OPERATING WITH CAUTIOUS OPTIMISM...
UNC PLANS TO TELEVISE GRAOUATF PHYSICS COURSE
PUBLIC TV OFFERS FUFCTION PROGRAMS
THE AFRICANS' DEBUTS
8 APPLY TO OPERATE NEW TV STATIONS IN STATE
SHADOWS OF OROHGOOLE
CENTER FOR RU3LIC TELEVISION WINS NATIONAL AWARDS
LOVE STORY ABOUT CHOPIN. GEORGE SAND FILMED IN STATE
UNIV. OF N.C. ENDOWMENT BOARD
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C INVESTMENTS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL, ENDOWMENTS
UNC TIGHTENS POLICY ON S. AFRICA INVESTMENTS
UNC STUDENTS PROTEST VOTE ON OIVESTMENT
SIT-IN FOLLOWS UNC VOTE
UNC BOARD STARTS HOD. ODD S. AFRICA SCHOLARSHIP FUND
UNIVERSITY TO SELL CBS STOCK
UNC 10 SELL STOCK IN CBS
UNC'S TANNER. NEWTON OISAGREE UN DIVESTMENT
PRUTEST SHANIY MAY RETURN TO J NC CAMPUS
SHANTY GOES UP ON UNC CAMPUS
UNC STUDENTS PROTEST S. AFRICA DIVESTMENT
UNC TRUSTEES AGAIN REFUSE TO TOTALLY DIVEST
a UNC STUDENTS. I EMPLOYEE ARRtSTED IN APARTHEID PROTEST
UNC SHANIY TORN DOWN, 13 ARRESTED
POLICE ARREST n MORE ON SHANTY SITE AT UNC
GRUUP PICKETS DURHAM ATTORNEY
JUDGE DISMISSES CHARGES LODGED AGAINST PROTESTERS
DEMONSTRATORS PROTEST OUTSIDE LAWYER'S OFFICE
UNC STUDENTS TO FACE LESSER CHARGE
UNC BOARD VOTES DOWN DIVESTITUxE
UNC OIVFSTMENT VOTE LOSES BY ONLY 6-5
UNC FACULTY COUNCIL PASSES RESOLUTION URGING DIVESTMENT
UNIV. OF N.C. MATHEMATICS ANO SCIENCE EDUCATION NETWORK
SEE ALSO MATHEMATICS
SEE ALSO SCIENCE, EDUCATION
CARNEGIE GRANT FUNDS PRE-COLLEGE PROGRAM
UNC GETS «250.0DO FOR MINORITY PROGRAM
UNIV. OF N.C. PRESS
SEE ALSO BOOKS, N.C.
SEE ALSO PUBLISHERS
^^SHE'LL STICK TO READING: RETIRING UNC PRESS EDITOR ENJOYS HER WORK
UNC PRESS BOOKS GET HONORS
ONC PRESS OFFERS DIVERSE SUBJECTS
CRAFTS BOOKS ARE AMONG UNC PRESS PUBLICATIONS
UNIV. ON N.C. SYMPHONY
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL DEPT. OF MUSIC
UNC SYMPHONY TO RECREATE L I S IZ CONCERT OF IS^.!
UNIV. OF N.C. TASK FORCE ON TEACHER PREPARATION
SEE ALSO TEACHER FOUCATION
SOME FOUCATION GROUPS SUPPORT ADOIIIONAL TRAINING FOR TEACHERS
OPPOSITION SEEN TO TEACHER TRAINING REPORT
SWEEPING RECOMMENDATIONS EXPECTED UN TEACHER EDUCAIION
PANFL ON TEACHERS" PLANS SUGGESTING MORE PAY, EDUCATION
PANEL URGES TRAINING, PAY IMPROVEMENTS FOR TEACHERS
PROPOSED CHANGES IN TEACHER EDUCATION EYED WITH CONCERN
NON-TEACHERS CAN GIVE SCHOOL NEW DIMENSION , „. ^
N.C. ROARD OF EDUCATION DIRECTOR PRAISES WORK OF TEACHER PREP PANEL
TEACHER REFORMS GET BACKING OF 16-CAHPUS UNC FACULTY ASSEMBLY
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SUBJECTS
JORDAN SAYS HE HRL UNVEIL HIS AGENDA ON EDUCAriON
UNIV. OF N.C.-ASHEVILL^
Miill^ric.SfSSS^"'^ LIMITS THINKING
??MnciS?l'*I PROFESSOR WARNS 'TWERE IS NO UUICK FTX-
STUDENTS FACE SUSPENSION FOR SHOTS RULE """■" '^ ""
UNIV. OF N.C.-ASHEVILLE, FACULTY
N.C. PROF SEEKS TO DISPEL MANAGEMENT MYTHS
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UNC FACULTY COUNCIL PAs'sEs'S^^SluT l^^'SRGjSG'^gtbE STME NT
""^FE'^AL^o'Sii^A^rS^sVik'r' ^^''"-'"eRiCAN studies
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3/26/86 C
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1/01/85
INDEX
12/31/B6
S U B J E
Pm'.E1028
1/01/R7
OR. FOROHAH ACTED MlSELV
UNC CHANCELLOR DISAPPCDINTEO WITH OR INK INO-L Aw PROTESTERS
"'"?iE°SNj;^-B^""ei-ci'-^fu&?fiPI^T,VIT,ES CENTER (NOW OEAN SMI TH... CENTER ,
UNIV. PE N.C.-CHAPCL HILLi CHHMENCEMSNT
SEE ALSr UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. HONORARY DEGREES
UNC ANNOUNCES FALL GRADUATES
MARTIN. SPANGLER AMOUO SPEAKERS FOR UNC-CHAPEL HILL GRADUATION
GOV. HARTIN HILL RECEIVE HONORARY DECREE FROM UNC
FREE °US SHUTTLE SERVICE OFFE'EO AT UNC GRADUATION
GRADUATION ACTIVITIES UNDERWAY AT UNC-CH
UNC GPADUATION IS TOMORROW
MARTIN CHALLENGES GOADS
MARTIN HELPS UNC GRADUATES FACE HARD DECISIONS ON HERITAGE
GOVERNOR HONORED
UNC-CH ANNOUNCES DURHAM-AREA GRAOUATES
RECOGNITION PLANNED FOR OECEMRER GRAOS
UNC DECEMBER GRADUATION
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. COMPUTERS
SEE ALSO CO"PUTFRS , ,
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL COMPUTER SCIENCE CENTER
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL OEPT. OF COMPUTER SCIENCE
COMPUTER FAIR SET NEXT WEEK AT UNC
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. CONCERTS
JAZZ FESTIVAL SET
ENSEMBLE TO PERFORM WITHOUT CONDUCTOR
DAVIS CONCERT RESCHEDULED
MILES DAVIS CONCERT POSTPONED
CONCERT RESCHEDULED
MILES DAVIS TO PERFORM AT UNC
3 ACCUSED OF FRAUD OVER DAVIS CONCERT
TICKET CASE BONO CUT IS DENIEO
BOND TERMS CHANGED IN CONCERT CASE
IN THE SPOTLIGHT
DANCE TPUUPE TO PERFORM
KAVAFIANS' CLOSENESS MEETS "USIC'S DEMANDS
MAHAL PLAYS CHAPEL HILL
SORRY KFNNY. ONE SEAT IS EMPTY
ROGERS PLEASES IN DEAN DOME FIRST
RECORD PAR GIVING MILES DAVIS REFUNDS
ALUMNI CHORUS SINGS BRAHMS*
FREE CONCERTS SCHEDULED AT UNT-CHAPEL HILL
CHARGE DROPPED IN CONCERT CASE
TWO hETURN FROM NYC. GO STRAIGHT TO JAIL
FRAUD SUSPECT OUT ON BOND
THE IRISH ARE COMING
TUNE UP FOR THESE CLASSICAL EVENTS
UNC CONCERT TICKETS TO GO ON SALE
TICKETS GO ON SALE MONDAY FOR C T . 17 MONKEES CONCERT AT UNC
THE MONKEFS SWING INTO CHAPEL HILL
VIVA VIVALDI SET FRIDAY
SITE CHANGED FOR GROUP'S CONCERT
JAMES WILLIAMS OUARTET TO PERFORM AT UNC
CONCERT SLATED IN LISZT SERIES
UNC GROUP TO GIVE FREE CONCERT
RICHIE'S CONCERT AT UNC TO BE ON TV
JEAN REDPATH GETS ACROSS "BORN AFFECTION- IN CONCERT
LISZT CONCERT SFRIES CONTINUES NOV. 16
UNC FACULTY STRING OUARTET PL»Y? NOV. Ifl
PREPARING -OEAN DOME* FOR CONCERTS A MAJOR TEST
MONKEES ARE SETTER THAN OBSCENE NOISES
UNC SYMPHONY TO RECREATE LIST? CONCERT OF in<.I
UUEEN lOA BRINGS LOUISIANA SOJND FOR SHOW AT UtjC
UNC OEPARTMFNT OF MUSIC SCHEDULES THREE CONCERTS
TICKETS GOING ON SALE FOR CON: ER T
GENESIS TICKETS SELL OUT IN 3 Ifl HOURS
TWO GUITARS , ,
AT UNC. COMING FACE TO FACE WITH LISZT LEGACY
MELODY MEETS RHYTHM IN GUITAR DUO
2YDEC0 MEANS GOOD TIMES TONIGHT
2ND CONCERT IS SCHEDULED FOR GENESIS
KURALT TO PERFORM 'NORTH CAROLINA IS MY HOME*
CHRISTMAS MUSIC TO BE PERFORMED AT PLAYMAKERS
GENESIS TO GIVE SECOND CONCERT
JAZZ TRIO IN CONCERT WITH BRASS JUINIET
TICKETS ON SALE FOR BENEFIT TJ ESTABLISH KURALT CHAIR
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. CONFERE'ICES
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. INSTITUTES
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. SEMINARS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. SYMPOSIA
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. WORKSHOPS
HFALTH MEET FOCUS WILL BE MIN3RITIES
HEALTH MEET FOCUS WILL BE MIf*1RITIES
PUBLIC HEALTH POLICY*S ROLE IN ENVIRONMENT TO BE EXAMINED
SCIENTISTS SAY BILLIONS WOULD DIE AFTER N-WAR
AIDS RISK *LOW' FOR HEALTH WOJKFRS
EMILY DICKINSON FANS EAGERLY ANTICIPATE UNC lOOTH ANNIVERSARY MEET
NUCLEAR WINTER DISCUSSED AT Lf'C
FORDHAM: CURRICULUM REFORM FO' 215T CENTURY PREPARATION
SPANGLER PLFUGES UNC'S AIO TO PUJLIC SCHOOL PRINCIPALS
NUTRITION CONFERENCE LOOKS AT ETHNIC DIETS
SHANKER KEYNOTES TEACHER CONFERENCE AT UNC
EDUCATOR SAYS PEOPLE AMBIVALENT ON TEACHERS
60YER TELLS UNC CONFERENCE REPORT OMITS EDUCATION NEEDS
EDUCATORS DEBATE SUGGESTIONS FOR IMPROVING TEACHING METHODS
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1/01/87
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5/26/66 C
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10/18/86 D
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11/25/06 i
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1/09/86 B
6/27/86 B
6/<17/86 A
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9/30/86 C
9/iO/»6 C
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3/13/86 C
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5/29/R6 C
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1/24/86 B
3/18/06 A
3/19/86 A
3/20/86 B
3/22/86 C
3/22/85 A
3/22/86 A
3/26/8t> C
3/27/86 A
3/28/96 B
3/29/06 A
3/2^/86 A
4/01/86 C
4/01/86 A
4/04/86 A
4/05/86 C
4/06/86 0
4/07/86 A
4/07/86 A
4/08/86 A
4/10/86 A
4/14/B6 A
4/18/96 A
4/19/86 0
4/24/86 A
4/25/86 B
4/25/06 A
4/25/86 C
11/21/86 A
11/21/86 A
11/21/86 A
11/25/86 A
12/05/96 D
12/12/86 B
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1/02/86
2/07/86
2/20/P6
3/01/86
3/01/86
6/27/86
11/25/86
11/28/86
M27
N 185
H 2 2/26/86 B 14 P
H 3 7/12/06 C 1
S 2 7/18/06 A 1
S 2 7/25/86 A 1
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EMBEZZLEMENT SUSPECT WAS FIREO
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FORMER UNC WORKER GETS EMBEZZLING CHARGE
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPFL HILL. ENDOWMENTS
SEE ALSO UNI«. OF N.C. ENOOUHFNT BOARD
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. GRANTS
JUDGE TO RE ASKED 10 EXTEND ORDER ON COKER PROPERTY
HEARING SLATED ON COKER LAND
JUUGE RULES AGAINST BARRETT IN COKER ESTATE SUIT
SUMMARY KILLS COKFR ESTATE PRTPERTY SUIT
UNC STEP CLOSER TO SOUTH AFRICA BAN
UNC WEAKENS TIES WITH SOUTH AFRICA
SHANTIES STAY UNTIL DEMANDS MET — UNC PROTESTERS
UNC SHANTIES "AY STAY
UNC SHANTIES STAY: ENDOWMENT nOARO MAY MEET
•BERLIN WALL' GOING UP NEAR SHANTIES AT UNC
UNC BOARD DELAYS DIVESTITURE DECISION
VOTE DELAYED ON DIVESTMENT
UNC TIGHTENS POLICY ON S. AFRICA INVESTMENTS
UNC VOTES SCHOLARSHIPS FOR S. AFRICANS
SUIT CLAI"S COUPLE LIDELED
il MILLION ENDOWMENT PLEDGED TO UNC
UNC BOARD CHAIRMAN STILL OPPOSES DIVESTMENT
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. ENROLLMi^NT
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C ENROLLMENT
UNIVERSITY ENROLLMENT SLIPS SLIGHTLY FROM FALL
OUT-OF-STATE PUPIL LIMITS NO PROBLEM
UMC EXPECTS lI.nOO-PLUS ENROLLMENT THIS SUMMER
READY OP NOT. HERE COME THE C3LLEGIANS
UNC FRESHMEN GET ORIENTATION
UNC TRUSTEES ELTCT OFFICERS: CAMPUS GETS HIGH DEBT RATING
THE UNC FRESHMAN CLASS AT A GLANCE
COLLEGE ENROLLMENT UP IN BOTH CAROLINAS
IMPflOVEP PETENTION CREDITED FDR UNC EMROLLMENT INCREASE
UNC TRUSTEES WANT ISX CEILING RAISED FDR OUT-OF-STATE STUDENTS
UNIV
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SFE ALSO CAROLINA COMMUNITY COURSES , ,,,
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL DIVISION OF CONTINUING EDUCATIC
SFE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL EVENING CQLLEGE
CAROLINA COMMUNITY 1!UURSES OFFERING VARIETY OF INSTRUCTION
UNC OFFERS COURSES ON CHILD DAY CARE
iiKir oi *Mc TO TCI cir I c c r.oAniiATr owv*;rr< rntifl^F
UNC
OFFERS COURSES ON CHILD DAY LAKt
PLANS TO TELEVISE GRAOUATF PHYSICS COURSE
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPFL HILL. FACULTY
SEE ALSO BLACKS. PROFESSORS
SEE ALSO UNIvt OF nIcI-CHAPEL HILL PLACK FACUL TV- ST AFF CAUCUS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL COMMITTEE ON THE STATUS OF WOMEN
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL FACULTY COUNCIL
SEE ALSO UNC-CH FACULTY COUNCIL COMMITTEE ON THE STATUS OF BLACK FACULTY
UNC VISITING PROF. BLAMES POLITICS FOR PUTTING DAMPER ON SPACE PROGRAM
UNC FACULTY MPMREPS VISIT JAPAN
CLEARING THE RECORD
YUGOSLAVIAN UNIVERSITY HONORS PROFESSOR FBOM UNC
OR. JAMES W. PROTHRO UNC PROFESSOR. AUTHOR
UNC'S THIBAUT DIES ■
UNC FACULTY ASKED TO BACK HIRING GOALS
UNC WEAKENS TIES WITH SOUTH AFRICA
BELGIUM UNIVERSITY HONORS UNC-CH'S PROFESSOR PAPR
SETERS WINS LITERATURE AWARO
UNC FACULTY MFHBEO WINS INVESTIGATOR AWARD , ^,^,
OR. THOMAS A. STEIN. UNC PROFESSOR OF RECREATION ADMINISTRATION. DIES
UNC P"OF DIES . ,
DR. H. STUART K. WILLIS. RESEARCHER AT UNC. DIES
PROLIFIC. AWARD-WINNING N.C. WRITER MANLY WADF WELLMAN DIES AT 32
TUITION RAISE ASKED FOR OUT-OF-STATE STUDENTS
UNC CITES o FOR TFACHlNr. EXCELLENCE
UNC TO NAME NFW BUILDING FOR SITTFRSON
UNC PROFESSOR NAMED PRESIDENT 0"= U.S. ARBITERS
OFFICIAL RULES UNC PkOF'S DEATH SUICIDE
UNC PROF GETS N.Y. TAXI POST
UNC HONOR GROUP TAPS 22 MEMBERS
UNC PROFS GET GRANTS
PROFESSORS GET FULBRIC.HT GRANTS
FACULTY. STUDENTS INDUCTED INTO ORDER OF GOLDEN FLEECE
UNC PPOFESSTRS RECEIVE FELLOWSHIPS FOR RESEARCH
DR. FURST IS NAMED MARCEL BAIAILLON PROFESSOR
EX-PRFSIDENT FRIDAY NAMED TO UNC TEACHING POSITION
FRIDAY BECOMES UNC PROFESSOR
UNC NAMFS PROFESSORS
2 UNC FACULTY MEMBERS GET ENDOWED PROFESSORSHIPS
NINE AT UNC GET GRANTS FOR RESEARCH IN EDUCATION
EX-SLHOLARS ASKED FOR HELP IN MATCHING CHALLENGE GRANT
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UNC RECEIVES S2';0.00D FOR PEARSALL PROFESSORSHIP
9-YEAR-OLO KARATE COMPETITOR WINS AWARD
UNC CHANCFLLOR ANNOUNCES APPOINTMENTS
CATHtY. EX-UNC DEAN. DIES AT 78
UNC RECEIVES GRANT FOR VIENNA EXCHANGE
NOVELIST ELIZABETH SPENCER JOINS UNC FACULTY
UNC PROF PROBFS OCEAN STORMS
UtIC HIRING IN LIMBO
UNC PRUTESTS BUDGET REOUEST
HOFFMAN NAMED DIRECTOR
DIDOW NAMED CHAIRMAN
UNC PROFESSOR NAMED FELLOW
UNC ANNOUNCES LEUTZE AS FIRST DOWD PROFESSOR
DR. ALMONTE CHARLES HOWELL. 91. PROFESSOR EMERITUS OF ENGLISH
UNC RFCRUII"ENT UF BLACK FACULTY MISSES "it GOAL
DR. VINTON ASBURY HOYLE. RETIRED PROFESSOR AT UNC
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPFL HILL, FACULTY CONSULTING
MODEL LUNGS. AID FOR DEAF SPRING FROM THEIR BASEMENT
PANEL BEGINS EXAMINING PUBL I C- PR I V ATE RELATIONSHIP
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. FELLOWSHIPS
UNC PPDFESSORS RECEIVE FELLOWSHIPS FOR RESEARCH
UNC, DUKt FACULTY MEMBERS OFFERED HUMANITIES FELLOWSHIPS
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. FESTIVALS
JAPANESE FESTIVAL SUNDAY AT UNC
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. FILMS
SEE ALSO FILM FESTIVALS
5 JAPANESE FILMS TO BE SHOWN DURING FESTIVAL
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPFL HILL. FOREIGN STUDENTS
SFE ALSO FOREIGN STUDENTS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPFL HILL. STUDENTS ,,.,.„
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL INTERNATIONAL STUDENT CENTER
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P 0
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7/2'./n6
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10/27/96
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1/09/86
A
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1/31/B6
A
8
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2/22/86
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2/22/»6
A
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3/22/86
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3/26/86
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4/25/86
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6/17/86
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0/22/86
D
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10/23/86
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1/20/86
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1/22/86
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5/02/86
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WHERE TO PARK
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UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL. PHYSICAL EDUCATION PROGRAM
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UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPfL HILL. PROFESSORSHIPS
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UNC TO HOLU SERIES ON AGING
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UNC SEMINARS LOOK AT CULTURAL. MORAL. SOCIAL ISSUES
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CAL'INS TO SPEAK ON CONSUMER EIGHTS
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PUBLIC SPEAKING COURSE OFFERED AT NURSING SCHOOL
BUSINESS PRIEFING
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UNIV. OF N.C.-CH»P?L HILLt SPOBTS «REN"
SEE SPC'PTS SREN4
SEE UNIV. OF N.C. -CM STUDENT ACTIVITIES CENTER INOh
DEAN SMITH. ..CENTER)
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. STunENT CVERNMENT
SIX UNC STUDENTS VrING FOR PRESIOENCr
PARKING HOES FOCUS OF UNC LEADER RACE
ELECTING STUDENT PRESIDENT
RUNOFF SET FOR UNC STUDENT PRESIDENT
CANDIDATES NfcARLT TIE FOR STUOENT PRESIDENT
UNC VOTE TOTALS DECLARED OFFICIAL
UNC VOTE TALLIES UNCHANGEO
RUNOFF FUP UNC STUDENT PRESIDENT DELAYED
UNC RUNOFF ELECTION TODAY
RUNOFF VOTE HELD FOR UNC PRESIDENT
UNC STUDENT PRESIDENT PICKED IN RUNOFF
MS. WALLACE RECALLS TER" AS UNC LEADER
EX-STUDENT PRESIDENT PLEASED WITH YEAR
NEW STUDENT HEAD SEEKS INCREASED COOPERATION AT UNC
WASHINGTON TRIP ON STUDENT AID RRINGS SOME HOPE— UNC STUDENT
RESULTS DISAPPOINTING DURING STUDENT-AID TRIP
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. STUDENT HOUSING
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL ODUM VILLAGE
LIFE. LEARNING MELU IN UNC LANGUAGE OORH
W0RK5HUP SCHEDULED ON OFF-CAMPUS HOUSING
A FAMILY FOCUS: LIFE IN UNC " S STUDENT FAMILY HOUSING
CHAPEL HILL'S APARTMENT HUNTERS DESPERATE NO LONGER
TOWN, CAMPUS BUSTLING INTO NEW SCHOOL YEAR
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPFL HILL. STUDENT LOANS
SEE ALSO STUDENT LOAN PROGRAM
AID CUTS WORRY DURHAM-AKEA SCHOOLS
THOUSANDS OF UNC STUDENTS MAY LOSE AID. FOROHAM TELLS TRUSTEES
198T: THE YFAP Dp ELUSIVE STUDENT LOANS
N.C. STUUENT LOANS BUCK NATIONAL TREND
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. STUDENT UNION
UNC TO EXHIBIT SCULPTOR'S NEW WORK
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. STUDENTS
SEE ALSO BLACK STUDENT MOVEMENT
SEE ALSO MR. UNC CONTEST
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. FOREIGN STUDENTS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL CAROLINA INDIAN CIRCLE
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL DIVISION OF STUDENT AFFAIRS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -Chapel HILL STUDENT HEALTH SERVICES
COURT ORDERS BLOUO TESTS OF WRESTLERS
UNC STUDENTS GET GRANTS
STUDENTS CALL FOR RESIGNATION OF UNC OFFICIAL
UNC Y SAYS DEAN HAD NO ROLE IN SETTING REINSTATEMENT TERMS
BUNDLED UP
UNC'S DOME PRESENTS PROBLEMS FOR SOME HANDICAPPED STUDENTS
WILLIAMSBURG WEEKEND WAIT
SIX UNC STUDENTS VYING FOR PRESIDENCY
ACCESS FuR HANOICAPPEO TACKLED AT NEW UNC CENTER
•WAIT UNTIL NEXT YE5R' COULO BE CRY OF HANDICAPPED AT SMITH CENTER
2 MEN ASSAULT UNC STUDENT AFTER TYING UP ROOMMATES
RAINY DAY ON CAMPUS
UNC DEAN'S LIST STUDENTS NAMED
UNC ANNOUNCES FALL GRADUATES
NO WIDESPREAD GRIEVANCES. FOROHAM SAYS
FORDHAM SAYS GRIEVANCES ARE THOSE OF A FEW STUDENTS
WHAT A DAY
LIFE. LEARNING "ELD IN UNC LANG'UGE DORM
SOLUTIONS PROPOSED FOR UNC'S HANUICAPPED FANS
UNC'S CLASS OF '86 TOPS GIVINS RECORD
SENIORS PLEDGE 4354. ODD TO UNC
FFBRUAftY SUfl3ATHER
CHANCFLLOP LISTFNS TO STUDENT CONCERNS
HITTING THE ROAD
TWO STUDENTS HELP POLICE NAB SUSPECTS
UNC DISMANTLES SHANTIFS. Then ALLOWS 1 TO BE REBUILT
PROTESTERS OF APARTHEID GET SHANTIES BACK AT UNC
UNC WRESTLERS BOUND OVER TO G'ANO JURY
RHOOESIAN MEMORIES SPUR PROTEST LEADER
READING AT The MOVIES
DTI STUDENT FACES CHARGES IN ASSAULT CASE
SHANTIES STAY UNTIL DEMANDS MET — UNC PROTESTERS
UNC PROTEST SHOWS COMPROMISE "EST WAY
PROTESTERS DEMAND UNC DIVESTITURE
HEADLINE CALLED BIASED
UNC SHANTIES stay; ENDOWMENT 10ARD "AY "EET
STUDENTS: 'BERLIN WALL' TO PR"'TEST SHACKS
STUDENTS: IF SHANTIES STAY, W>LL GOES UP
STUDENT FALLS FROM THIRO-FLOO^ WINDOW
UNC COED IS INJURED. IN HOSPITAL
•BERLIN WALL' GOING UP NE'R SHANTIES AT UNC
UNC OFFICIALS OK BERLIN WALL ȣPLICA
'BERLIN WALL.' MORE SHANTIES ADDED AT UNC
WALL GOES UP AT UNC; 3 "ORE SHANTIES ADDED
UNC BOARD DELAYS DIVESTITURE DECISION
VOTE DELAYED ON DIVESTMFnT
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MAGISTRATE "EFUSES TO CHARGE JNC STUDENTS WITH TRESPASS
SHANTY PROTEST
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D=. FDRDHAM ACTED hISELY
UNC FRESHMAN. I''. FOUND HANGED
UNC STUDENT FOUND DEAD
MEDICAL EXAMINER "ULES STUDENT'S DEATH SUICIDE
GOJD, BAD UNC STUDENTS
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FORDHAM TO RELOCATE PROTEST SITE
ALLEN MAKFS LOWER BOND
FOROHAM: 'PIT' THE PLACE FOR PROTESTS
UNC TIGHTENS POLICY UN 5. AFRICA INVESTMcNTS
UNC STUDENTS PROTEST VOTE ON DIVESTMENT
A FAMILY FGCU":: LIFE IN UNC'S STUDENT FAMILY HOUSING
PART INDIAN, SHE VALUES HERITAGE FROM BOTH SIDES
STUDENT-ALUMNI 'COLLEGE BOWL' SLATED AT UNC
SUN AND SOriGS
UNC-CH ANNOUNCES DURHAM-AREA "RADUATES
UNC HONOR GROUP TAPS 22 MEMBE' S
FACULTY, STUDENTS INDUCTED I N' 0 ORDER OF GOLDFN FLEECE
UNC NAMFS OMAN'S LIST STUDENTS
UNC POLICE REVEAL ASSAULT QF STUDENT IN DORMITORY ROOM
WOMAN VICIM OF SEXUAL ASSAULT AT UNC 0"R M
HARRY'S: IT WAS A TIME FOR YOUTH AND HIGH PASSION
PUDDLE JUMPER
UNC TO SEND DROUGHT WARNING
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UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL ACKLAND ART CENTER
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ACKLANO SHOW EMPHASIZES N.C. 'FOLK' AND THEIR ART
ACKLANO MUSEU" DIRECTOR RESIGNS
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AHNI AUPtRS AT ACKLAND: THE FABRIC OF MODERN LIFE
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PHOTO SHOWS RAISE ISSUE OF INTENT
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SEE ALSO N.C. HIGH SCHOOL RADIO-TV INSTIIUTE
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. TELEVISION
UNC RADIO-TV INSTITUTE OPENS SUNUAY
RAUIU-rv INSTITUTE OPENS AT U") C SUNDAY
TEEN-AGFRS LEARN BROADCASTING
EARL P. WYNN, PIONEER IN RAOn-TV, MOVIE STUDY AT UNC IN CHAPEL HILL
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPFL HILL DEPT. OF RELIGION
UNC JFwISH FILMS OFFER THE UMJSUAL
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL DEPT. OF SOCIULOGY
BLACKS "OPE LIKFLY THAN WHITES TO BE IMORISPNFO. STUDY FINOS
study: S0>"E INDUSTRIAL STATES HOLDING GROUND WITH SUNBELT ON JOBS
SOCIOLOGIST SAYS WOMEN CRUCIAL TO FAMILY FARM WORK
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL DEPT. OF ZOOLOGY
SEE UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL DEPT. OF BIOLOGY
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPFL HILL DISTINGUISHED ALUMNI AWARDS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILLt ALU"NI
HEOALS GIVEN TO BILL Friday AND HIS WIFF
UNC PICKS FIVE F0» DISTINGUISHED ALUMNUS AWARDS
UNC TO PRESFNT AWARDS TO S OUTSTANDING ALUMNI
UNC COMMEMORATES 193R0 BIRTHDAY lOUAY
UNC CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY BY HO"IORING FRANK GRAHAM
UNC CELEBRATES IflJRD YEAR
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL DIVISION FOR DISORDERS UF DEVELOPMENT C LEARNING
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, HANDICAPPED
CALL-IN SERVICE HANDLES PARENTING PROBLEMS
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPCL HILL DIVISION OF OCCUPATIONAL luERAPY
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UNIV. OF N.c. -Chapel hill inteon»tio-ul st'joent center
SEE ALSO AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE POOCRAM
SEE ALSO FOREIGN 5TU0EHTS
SEE ALSO N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. CENTER FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDIES
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. FOREIGN STUDENTS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. STUDENTS
HOST FAMILI'^S SOUr.HT FO" ^QOEIGN STUDENTS
INTERNATIONAL CENTER'S ACCENT IS ON TEACHING SOUTHERN-ESE
SCHOLARS NEED HOST FAMILIES
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL JAZZ LABORATORY BAND
SEE ALSO JAZZ
UNC JAZZ PAND GETS PICKUP BY "BELLSON EFFECT'
KETCH'S KIDS' CAMPUS CONCERT CLEAN COMBUSTION
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL KENAN CENTER ,,.,,„
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UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL KENAN LABORATORY BUILDING
LAd EVACUATED AFTER GAS LEAKS
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL KENAN STADIUM
POET, PRODUCER GET UMC AWARDS
POET, DIRECTOR RECEIVE GARONE' AWARDS
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SKY BOXES OROPPEU FRUM KENAN RENOVATION PLANS
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SEE UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL CANCER RESEARCH CENTER
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL MEMORIAL HALL
AUTUMN Showers
UNIV. OF N.C. -Chapel hill morehead planetarium
SEE ALSO astronomy
SEE ALSO CHRISTMAS STAR
COMET WATCHES SET
VOYAGER VIEWS At "OREHEAD
PLANETARIUM TO SHOW REPORTS ON VOYAGER ?
UNC TO COVER ENCOUNTER WITH U='ANUS
PHUTOORAPHY EXHIBIT SCHEDULED AT PLANETARIUM
VIEW URANUS ENCOUNTER
DISASTER ?RlNr,S BACK MEMORIES OF HAPPY TIMgS WITH ASTRONAUTS
PLANETARIUM SUSPENDS SHUTTLE FILM SHOWINGS
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LAKES TOUTED AS VIEWING SPOTS
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SHOWS ARE CANCELED
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HOLIDAY HAPPENINGS REGIN
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PLANETARIUM HAS SPECIAL CHRISTMAS SHOW
'COSMIC CAT,' OTHER STAR SHOWS SHINE
PLANETARIUM ADDING MATINEES FOR HOLIDAY
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL OQUM VlLLA-IE
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL, STUDENT HOUSING
A FAMILY FOCUS: LIFE IN UNC'S STUDENT FAMILY HOUSING
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL OLD EAST DORMITORY
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL, DORMITORIES
TALK OF CONVERTING OLD DORMS INTO OFFICES STIRS
CHANCELLOR LISTENS TO STUDENT CONCERNS
OLD EAST, OLD WEST KEPT DORMS
UNC 0"R" DECI'^ION MAINTAINS PAOITION
PROPOSALS SOUGHT FOR USE OF OLD EAST, OLD WEST
UNC CELEBRATES 193R0 YEAR
PLANNERS ESTIMATE UNC DORM REPAIRS
FUNDS WILL BE NEEDED TO KEEP UNC TRADITION
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL OLD WEST DORMITORY
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL, DORMITORIES
TALK OF CONVERTING OLD DORMS INTO OFFICES STIRS UNC TEMPEST
CHANCELLOR LISTENS TO STUPENT CONCERNS
OLD EAST, OLD WEST KEPT DORMS
UNC DORM DECISION MAINTAINS TRADITION
PROPOSALS SOUGHT FOR USE OF OLD EAST, OLD WEST
PLANNERS ESTIMATE UNC DORM REPAIRS
FUNDS WILL BE NEEDED TO KEEP J NC TRADITION
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL PAIN CENTER
SEE ALSO PAIN
NEW METHODS TO RELIEVE PAIN
PATIENT KILLS PAIN AT TOUCH OF BUTTON
UNIV. OF N.C. -Chapel HILL PERFORMING ARTS SERIFS
PERFORMING ARTS SERIES AT UNC OPENS OCI. 30
TICKETS REMAIN FOR ARTS SERIE'
'NIGHT MUSIC TO npEN CAROLINA UNION SERIES
VOICES AND SONGS LET 'EVITA' SATISFY
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL PHYSICAL PLANT
SEE ALSO UNIV. "F N.C. -CHAPEL HILL, UTILITIES
UNC NAMFS FACILITIES MANAGEMENT CHIEF
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3/17/86 C
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TALK IS oven; THE GAME IS HERF: SPOTLIGHT'S tlN OUKE ANO U^C IN SAC...
Onil'l HEAR OUT THE DIAL: UNC-'< ARflUETTF NOT ON ARE* TV LISTINGS
UNC ARENA NAMED FOR DEAN SMITH
nn REST: HEELS AT HlROUETTe TOHIRROW
UNC-MAROUETTc NOT ON TV HERE
party; pean OOHF: IT-S BLUER. ROOMIER
ARENA GETS A HALE ANO HEARTY DEBUT
UNC TRIPS DUKF IN ARENA HOUSE PARTY
BATTLE OF NEIGHBORS
MAROUFTTE'S BEST CREATES CONTRAST FOR UNC MEETING
CHANNFL if TO JOIN TAR HEELS IN PROGRESS
A MADPENING EFFECT
TAR HFELS RALLY. TRAP MIROUFTTE
THROWN COINS nON'T 90THER UNC S S»ITHS
DUKE-UNC TRAOIIIONAL IN MANY JAYS
...N.C. TAR HFELS CHRISTEN THE DEAN E. SMITH STUDENT ACTIVITIES CENTER..
HEELS SURVIVE WICKED WEEKEND
DUKE FIRST VICTIM IN SMITH CENTER
LEBO'S EMERGENCE IS KEY FACTO" FQR HEELS
THE NO. 1 DOMAIN IN THE DOME, AGAIN
K'S T: ILL-TIMEn, BUT UNDESERVED?
JACKETS' oalrvmplf unc'S nemesis
UNC-TECH BASH BRINGS NATIONAL SPOTLIGHT TO ACC
SUPER BOWL SECOND FIDDLE TO SHOOTOUTS
HEELS TURN PACK TECH CHALLENGE
GA. TECH'S USUAL EFFORT UNUSUALLY ABSENT VS. HEELS
'CANES TRIP UNC JVS
FRIENDS PROVIDE HIGH TIME IN DOME
NO. 1 TAR HEELS PREVAIL OVER NOTRE DAME. 73-6 1
FRIENDLY FANS
NORTH CAROLINA'S JOE WOLF, OAVE POPSON ANO KENNY SMITH...
IRISH SUFFER 'ROUGH' LOSS TO HEELS
HALE DELIVERS FOR HEELS — AGAIN
UNC UNANIMOUS--AGAIN
ARE l<)8"^-a6 TAR HFELS DEAN'S OREAM TEAM?
VIRGINIA DUMPS NO. I UNC
CAVS PEPGUNO nvER TOP-RANKED HEELS
CAVALIERS HftMM£R TAR HEELS
FOR UVa: a night to remember
VIRGINIA ANSHERED TAR HEEL CHALLENGE
TAR HEELS GET BACK ON TRACK
OAUGHFRTY MEASURES UP AGAINST TAR HEEL FUES
HEELS' HEIGHT TOPS TIGER TACTICS
TAR HEELS. YELLOW JACKETS 1-2 IN AP POLL
UNC-TECH GO FOR ONE AGAIN
HEELS. JACKETS SUUARE OFF IN ROUND 2
HEELS CAME PACK. AGAIN
UNC TOPS TECH IN OT
UNC'S 'PEST YET' DECKS TECH IN OT
CREMINS: GREAT GAME. DESPITE LOSS
3 GUARDS UNC'S KEY
TAR HFELS IN PEST SHAPE IN ACC RACE
THE NUMBERS DIDN'T REGISTER
UNC GUESSING GAME: WHAT IF. ..SMITH RETIRES?
SALLEY KEY FOR TECH AGAINST BLUE DEVILS
TAR HEELS START LITTLE. WIN BIG OVER DEACONS
SKYWALKER
IF IT'S BAD NEWS, DON'T TELL ME...
HEELS GO INSIDE TO DUMP WAKE
UNC. DUKE 1-2; STATE NO. 17
T«R HEELS HFAO INTO TIGER LAP
TAR HEELS TURN AWAY TIGERS: COACH'S INJURED FINGER UNC'S WORST BOUNCE
UNC JUST TOO MUCH FOR TIGERS
KENNY smith: NO. I FUR NO. 1
TAR HEELS STILL UNANIMOUS NO. I
GOOD TEAMS HILL HELP COACH SMITH KEFP HAIR
WHERE HAS UNC BEEN?
MARYLAND RALLY UPSETS HEELS: BIAS SCORES 35 TO LEAD TERPS...
LEN BIAS' BFST LEAVES HEELS REELING
MARYLAND STEALS UNC MAGIC
UNC'S HALE HILL MISS STATE GAME
COLLAPSED RIGHT LUNG BENCHES SIEVE HALE
STATE. UNC SEEK CHANGE IN FORTUNES
HOLFPACK POUNDS TAP HEELS: HA-,H»UBN. "CMRLAN PACE 76-65 VICTORY
N.C. STATE'S Charles shacklef^ro CONTAINS uncs joe wolf...
STRUGGLING HEELS HARDLY INVINCIBLE
UNC'S HALF TO MISS GAME AGAINST VIRGINIA
INJURY-R IDOLEO UNC ENTERTAINS VIRGINIA
NCAA MERRY-GO-ROUND
SHEEYEY'S HOT STREAK HELPS COOL HEeLS
HEELS BEAT CavS. snap LOSING SIREAk: LEBO'S HOT SHOOTING KEYS.. .RALLY
THE 12:22 AFFAIR BOOSTS HEELS OVER CAVS
TRIANGLE PEST IN PASKETBALL
rematch: UNC AT OUkF
DUKE LOSING TO STUDENT SQUAD? SO SAYS UNC'S COMICAL SPOOF
DUKE SENIORS WANT 'MEMORABLE' FINISH
TFNT CITY FOR THE GAME
THE DEVIL'S ADVOCATE: BOB HARRIS GIVES FANS THE LOwOOHN
UEVIL OF A JOB
OUKF CONTROLS EMQTIOt^, UNC ON WAY TO TOP
DUKE WINS REGULAR-SEASON TITLE
UNC FALLS SHORT OF 20-TEAR STREAK
KNOX WINS HONDA GOLF
DEVILISH VICTORY
DUKE'S MARK ALARIE PUTS PRESSURE ON UNC'S KEVIN MADDEN...
DON'T COUNT TAR HEELS OUT. YET
CLASSY DEVILS RISE TO THE UCCSSION
UNC EYES TOUKNAMENI AFTER ROUGH FINISH
J. R. REIO COMMITS TO CAROLINA
HALE, MARTIN READY FQR TERPS
WHO GOT J.R.7 HE PICKS HEELS
THEFT OF BANNERS NO JOKE
TERPS' SECOND-HALF SURGE DOWN": UNC. 9"i-75
HEELS LOOK FOR HEALTH AFTER FRUSTRATING LOSS
IN A TERRAPIN TRAP
INJURIES CAST PALL OVFR SLUMPING HEELS
TAR HEELS TRYING TO FIND LOST SPARK
CONFIDENCE AT THE HEART OF UNC SLIDE
TAR HEELS FACE PROBLEMS IN INJURIES. IST-ROUNO FOE
OUKE SENIORS ENDING R AGS-TO-RI CHES OOYSSEY
UTAH 'AT HO-E' AT WFBER STATE
UNC GETS HEALTHY FOR NCAA lOLFNFY
FLIGHT 1067: ROD SERLING'S UNC EXPRESS
UNC SEEKS WINNING CHEMISTRY
IT'S OO-OR-DIE TIME FOR HEELS
TAR HEELS ESCAPE UTAH IN WEST REGIONAL
HEELS 'ON TRACK'
UNC BACK ON TRACK
TAR HEELS WAkF up IN UTAH
TAR HEELS FIND TOURNEY TOUCH
UNC CLEARS THE AIR IN UTAH MOUNTAINS
'CLEAN' GENE'S BLAZERS FACE UNC 'MACHINE'
UAB'S MITCHELL TO TEST TAR "EFLS
UNC UTILIXiFS DEFENSE TO REACH ROUND OF 16
WOLF, MALE PLAY HELL WHEN UNC NEEDS IT
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MONTHLY/ANNUAL IMOEX Ov
1/01/86'- - 'l^§,|e6 ^ ' SUBJECTS PAr,ei045
i/0<l/B7
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HEELrHAr'? y^;feO!JI5VILLE MATCHUP " " °*^^ C PG L P Rye
^mmsw~- II mi Ilk
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UNC GP6ATS IN AC^IO^^ ? I f<^2<''<' " 1 P U 071
THE GAME OF A LIFETIME I I I<I2',1^ ° I H " i^
□TTH^^Iiir -^i^'T^f HJS-Ipema-S DEDICATION "" f ^/St'/^S.' i t P t' L.O
^?s"f:!E'2&s'p ;yyi[^5-A^? ??■;" "??" OAME I i;s,v;i^ ? ? p e; [is
HEELS TOP AP'S PRESEASON Pni I II H^ y,'* D 1? P N F2'i
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"06!!;! 5J'" ^^°"' '="^■5" 'n-hIgh'Ie'a'r s !i;i::;3^ g 5 ? ,^ C{'
TAR heels ready for UCLA TF^T H I \\'',\?.iot i ' 'I "^1
iff IP iM";E-" "-»"•""■■■■■"" Hiiiin-HI
KENNY SMITH LEAPS TAR HFPI^ u I !?^5Z<5'' ^ 1 P N 071
S^Eltn^t^icrS^^K N A T =*' S f ^ y -"-^
SSc^'-^Sll^?"""^^''^^ 8'^L " i WAVAt g ^ ? :,' ""
i«-;;I^^Ss''§iS^ OVER JACKSONVILLE S I lV,{"^'/nt g ' f p" ^ lS's
LENDING I SanJ -'" ^°" ■" 2'"' HALF H 2 12/21/56 B 1 = N MU
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UNC VSrpuRiU^"" "'^ °^" K-STATE ""^ tl}l',i^C'^° IN 17,
iElLr^ic^^'Slo^J^" °"^ " ^'- ^ BOILEPMAKFRS S I r.;S^6 g ^ " JJ P^.
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL SPORTS. BASKETBALL (WOMEN. ' ' '''''''''^ ° ' ° ''^ ""
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N-JUAL INDfc*
1/01/86 - 12/31/86
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1/0O/37
U'lC WIEN .itrHOUT STAB VS. 0U< E
SONZOGNI'S SHPT G€TS DUKE t.OH=N BY UNC
UNC MDMEN rally past HOLFfACK
FOURTH-PANK?0 C'VALtEPS ROUTS NO. iO DUKE. 00-76
UNC WOMEN WIN
HALE USES DEFENSE TO THWART THIEF
LEAKE LEADS UNC PAST TECH WOMF N
PAH LEAKE TIRELESSLY '•jUIOES iHC WOMEN
UNC WOMFN HANO VIRGINIA FIRST LHSS
UNC WOMEN UPSET VIRGINIA
UNC WOMEN SLIP STATE IN OVERTIME
COINS PrwERS OUKE PAST UNC
CLEMSPN (Wl eo. UNC b-i
UNC OVERCOMES GA. TECH IN OT
UNC. "ACYLANO WOMFN REACH ACC FIN»L
EARNHARPT ON POLE FPR HHTORCRiFT «;oO
TAR HEELS HOLO TFF RE^IELS
P.M. DIGEST: GENE LITTLES REPLACES GEORGE KARL
TROJANS STOP UNC WOMEN
THOMAS DEFEATS WITT FOR GOLP MEDAL
UNC'S LEAKE GETS HONOR
TAR HEEL WO"EN'S COACH RESIGNS AFTER NINE SEASONS
HAICHELL REPLACES ALLEY AS UNC WO"EN*S CGACH
LATEST OPPORTUNITY THE ONE NEW UNC COACH COVETED
TERP5 GOOD 9ET To REPEAT, BUT DON'T COUNT OTHERS OUT
UNC VICTORIOUS IN HATCHELL'S 0E9UT
UNC-C DEFEATS DAVIDSON
UNC WOMEN CRUSH UCLA
use (Wl 7<», UNC 72
UNC WOMFN TOP ST. JOSEPH'S
ST. JOHN'S DOWNS JACKETS. VIR^INI* BLOWS PAST RUTGERS
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL SPORTS. lASKFTBALL. BLUE-WHITE GAME
HEELS' REHEARSALS AIMED AT CORONATION
WOLF'S 28 LIFTS BLUE OVER WHITE
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL SPORTS. BASKETBALL. GRADUATES
REPORTS: ATHLETES' GRADUATION RATE OUTPACES OTHERS
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL SPORTS. "ASKETBALL. WO-'EN
SEE UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL SPORTS. BASKETBALL IwOMENI
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL SPORTS. CHEEPLEAOEPS
SEE ALSO ChEERLEaoeRS
SERIOUSLY INJURED CHEERLEADER RETURNING TO CLASSES AT UNC
WORKING ON The moves
UNIV. OF N.C.
FANFARE:
■CHAPEL HILL SPORTS,
QUICK HEELS
C ROSS-COUNTRY
FENCING IWOMFNI
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL SPORTS.
FANFARE: ET CETERA
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL SPORTS. FIELD HOCKEY (WOMENI
GA. TECH HOLDS RYAN GOLF LEAD
UNC STAYS ON TOP
UNC'S NO. I WOMEN'S TEAMS WIN TWO
UNC SOCCER WINS IN OT ro REACH NCAA FINALS
UNC FALLS IN FIELD HOCKEY
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL SPORTS. FOOTBALL
SULLIVAN TO LEAVE UNC FOOTBALL TEAM
ALL-AMERICA WIDE RECEIVER DANIELS GIVES TAR HEELS VERBAL COMMITMENT
TAR HEELS GET COMMITMENT FROM NFWKI=K
TAR HEELS LAND BIG AND SMALL ^ROM VIRGINIA
TAR HEELS GET TOP BACK; DUKE ADOS TO HAUL
THE RECRUITING GA"£
JACOBS PICKS TAR HEELS
TIMMONS COMMITS TO UNC
PAYOFF TIME FOR PROSPECTS: FOOTBALL SIGNING PERIOD OPENS wfcONESOAY
UNC FOOTBALL GETS TWO MORE
UNC ADOS ALL-AMERICA BACK ON EVE OF SIGNING DATE
DUKE, UNC GATHER IN RECRUITING HARVEST
DUKE"? HAUL SURPRISES RECRUITING EXPERT GROSZ
SPRING IFOOTBALLl TRAINING ON THE WAY
SOUTHERN, w. CRAVEN MEET IN 3- A SECTIONAL
HEELS HOBBLING INTO SPRING GAME
BETTER VIEW
HEELS SPRING PUN BACK INTO OFFENSE
MAYE'5 THROWING CATCHES ATTENTION
COOLING OUT
CPUM GIVES YOUNG TAR HEELS A LOOK
U'.C'S FRANKLIN LOOKS FOR SECl>;D CHANCE
UNC PLAYER ONE OF THOSE CAUGHT IN TEST
Fanface: ET CETERA
P.M. DIGEST
FANFARE: 'IGER COACH TO UNC
COACH'S MOVE FROM TIGERS TO TAR HEELS 15 TURNING HEADS
NEWS MIYED ON HEALTH OF TAR HEELS' BACKFl ELD
FANFapE: HUMES OUT 2 WEEKS
TAR HEELS SET HIGH 'b6 GOALS
APPLEWHITE LEAVES UNC
APPLEWHITE LANUS at ECU AFTER TRANSFER REVERSAL
FANFARE: "EELS LOSE SMITH
P.M. DIGEST
DANIEL DUKE'S LITTLE BIG "AN
STATUS: AN INTRIGUING WORD F Qo SLOAN, CRUM AND SHERIDAN
CAN MAYF FINALLY MAKE HIS MARK?
AFTCR ALL IS SAID, MARYLAND IS ThE ONLY ONE TO PICK IN THE ACC
BARTON SHAKES STEREOTYPES. OPPONENTS' DEFENSIVE LINE
MIYE, HALL GET GOOD REVIEWS F'OM TAR HEFL SCRIMMAGE
CAUTION BATTLES OPTIMISM IN PRESEASON
CRU-'S PTHEP SIDE: FAMILY, FR|£-JOS OESCIPE VIEW PUBLIC RARFLY SEES
REVAMPED OFFENSE MIGHT LIFT HEELS FROM DOLDRUMS
jnOGE FOR THE DEFENSE
TAR HEELS' KALOMBO NO LONGER a mtSTERY
HUNGRY FOR A WINNER
UNC PREPARING WITH MODESTY
UNC'S ATTENTION NOT ON CITADEL?
UNC TO FOPTBALL FANS: LEAVE BOOZE HOME
A PEACEFUL finish: UNC TAILBACK WILLIAM HUMES HAS MIND SET...
HEELS EXPECT SMOOTH START
UNC'S ERIC STREATER, JONATHAN HALL CELEBRATE TOUCHDOWN PASS
MAYF PASSES TEST WITH FLYING :OLORS
TAR HEELS HAVE CITADEL'S NUMBER IN OPENING ROMP
CITADEL BURNED BY FENNER'S EapLOSION
NO SURPRISE — UNC ROUTS CITatEL
IN KANSAS. HEFLS SEEK A RETURN TQ RESPECTABILITY
UNC DEFENSIVE LINE TARGETS KANSAS JB
UNC'S DAVIS GETTING FEEL FOP CHA-jGE I TO P THE GUARD
UNC'S FENNER MISSES BUS. OUT OF GAME
TAR HEELS DP AW BLANKS FRO" KU'S RUN-A NO- SHOOT
FOR TAR HEELS' DEFENSE, ZERO meant saying IT WAS NUMBER 1
wIkE answers tar HEELS' CALL
HEELS BREAK LONG DROUGHT WITH SHUTOUT
NORTH CAROLINA GETS OFF TO 'SJCCESSFUL' START
DATE
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1/07/06
l/0»/B6
1/17/B6
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1/2P/96
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2/06/B6 B
2/10/86 B
2/13/96 D
2/16/96 C
2/23/»6 C
3/03/96 9
3/IS/96 U
3/16/30 d
3/17/96
3/21/96
3/22/96
3/29/P6
5/2"/96
7/J1/9J,
10/26/96
U/19/P6
U/2'>/96
12/14/96
l2/l<5/e6
I2/2R/P6
12/2"'/P6
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N
12/30/96 B
N B13
F B13
H 2 11/02/96 B 13 N C69
H 2 11/16/96 B P N
H 2 10/20/96 B 1 N LOO
H 2 1/06/96 B
H 3 a/27/96 C
H 2 7/13/66 B
H ? 11/09/86 D
H
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10/10/66
CI
13
N
H
2
10/23/96
0
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H
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1 1/03/96
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N
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11/23/66
B
10
H
S
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11/24/96
D
N
H
1/17/66
C
p
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C36
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1/17/96
C
N
C36
H
1/20/66
B
N
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H
1/30/36
0
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C36
H
l/3l/''6
C
N
C36
H
2/02/96
C
N
C3>.
H
2/02/96
C
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2/J7/96
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2/00/96
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2/11/P6
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2/12/96
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HEELS PREPARING FOR SUN. FUN.. . FOOTIALL
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DEVILS FIND OFFENSE. LOSE DEFENSE
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HEELS SAY ALOHA, DUKE
GLOOETROTTING WILDCATS WILL MEET TAR HEELS IN HONOLULU
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UNIV. OF N.C
SEE ALSO A
SEE ALSO C
ALOHA'S
PEACH EY
TAK HEEL
TAR HEEL
FENNER 'S
TAP HEEL
TAR HEEL
S-ITh: a
PATERNO
BARTON A
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CHAPFL HILL SPORTS, FOOTBALL, ALOHA BOWL
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CHOICE
PECTING NPAR-RECORD CROWD
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S ANXIOUS TO MAKE ALCHA TRIP
SEASON ENDS WITHOUT ALOHA
S MAKE SCENE IN HAWAII
S SAY ALOHA TO POWL PREPARATIONS
RIZONA ENVIOUS OF CAROLINA'S BOWL RECORD
EXPECTS NCAA FOOTBALL PLAYOFF WITHIN THREE YEARS
ND TAR HE^LS DEDICATED TO 60WL WIN
use PULLING FOP WILDCATS' SMITH
DIFFERtNI FOR HEELS, BUT CHRISTMAS STILL SPECIAL
ST 'GOOD EXPERIENCE' = OR HEELS?
ZONA SAY ALOHA
ARCIN' WALKS THE BEACH IN HA,^AII
UNCENTRATION GO^D, DESPITE WAIKUI
MATCH FOR HEELS' BAD, UGLY
NIPS UNC'S ALOHA RALLY, 30-21
CGE B^WL AS POSITIVE FQR PROGRA"
TTRACTIONS DETRACT FROM ALQHA BOWL
BK MAYE THROWS FOP SEIONO HALF ALOHA TO.
IN CONFIDENCE IN DEFEAT
STS INTO SPOTLIGHT
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPFL HILL SPORTS, POOTRALL, GRADUATES
SEE ALSO COLLEGE FO0T3ALL
REPORTS: ATHLETES' GRADUATION RATE OUTPACES OTHERS
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPFL HILL SPORTS, GOLF IMENI
SEE ALSO TAR HE=^L INVITATIONAL GOLF TOURNAMENT
TRIO LEADS TAR HEELS TO THIPO STRAIGHT TITLE
KNUX WINS HONDA GOLF
HOME PUNS PCWFR TAR HEELS: PACK DROPS DECISION TO VCU
UNC'S HUGHES, N.C. STATE TAKE PALMETTO GULF
IOWA WIN'S NCAA WRESTLING: PALACIO, KOLL ALL-AMERICAN
UNC GOLFERS TAKE CHARGE
HUGHES' 6"; HELPS UNC WIDEN AC: GOLF LEAD
HEELS CRUISE TO ACC GOLF titl=
UNC GOLFERS AIM FOR NCAA TOURNEY
NCAA "EN'S GULF TOURNAMENT: ACC FOURSOME EYEING GOLF TITLE
VEKPLANK, COWBOYS ON TOP
HIGH EXPECTATIONS PUT PRESSOR'^ ON VERPLANK
HIjH EXPECTATIONS PUT PRESSURE ON VEHPLANK
UNC'S PARKER WINS WESTERN
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL SPORTS, '■OLF IWQMENI
TRIO LEADS TAP HEELS TO THIRD STRAIGHT TITLE
VIRGINIA HANDS NO. 1-RANKED TERPS FIRST LACROSSF LOSS
FANFARE: ET CETERA
UNIV. OF N.C. -Chapel hill sports, gymnastics
TRIO LEADS TAR MEELS TO THIRD STRAIGHT TITLE
VIRGINIA HANDS NO. l-RANKED TERPS FIRST LACROSSE LOSS
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL SPORTS, LACROSSE
UNC HOPES MOMENTUM CONTINUES
STATE LEADS PALMETTO GOLF
UNC, MINUS, STAR, TOPS SYRACUSE IN LACROSSE
InnA WIN'S NCAA WRESTLING: PALACIO, KOLL AUL-AHERICAN
UNC LACROSSE TAKES STH
TERPS' Rally stuns TOP-RANKED HEELS
BLUE DEVILS TOPPLE UMICl HOPKINS HUM'iLES TAR HEELS
UNC, WOLFPACK topple ACC BASEBALL LEADERS
GAVITT'S GOAL LIFTS TAR HEELS
ACC FACFOFF: CAVALIERS HOPE Tl KEEP UNC FROM SHARE OF LEAGUE CROWN
NICKLAS FINDS NICHE AGAIN AS CAVS WIN
THREE ACC TEAMS GET LACROSSE "IDS
UNC GOES TO MARYLAND IN NCAA LACROSSE
UNC EARNS BERTH IN LACROSSE FINAL FOUR
SAME FOUR KNOCK ON DOOR FOR NCAA LACROSSE TITLE
IT'S HEPLS VS. CAVS FOR LACROSSE TITLE
NCAA LACROSSE: T aR HEELS, CAVALIERS VIE IN alL-aCC CHAMPIONSHIP GAME
UNC CAPTURES LACROSSE TITLE
TAR HEELS TOP CAVS FOR LACROSSE CROWN
BACK HUME
VICTORY SWEET FOR UNC
FANFARE: HOOPER LEAVES UNC
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPFL HILL SPORTS, SOCCER IMENI
SEE ALSO SOCCER
FANFARE: UNC TAKES TwO
FANFARE: I'NC SOCCER EVENT
UNC SHOCKS use
FAnFace: UNC SOCCER ROLLS
WALKING THE LINE
fanfare: UNC SOCCER ROLLS
EX-UNC SOCCER PLAYER DIES
CETTIN' ITS KICKS
STATE-UNC SOCCER MATCH PROVES WAR WITHOUT GOAL
CAVS WIN AS UNC, STATE TIE
STATE. UNC CLAI- SHUTOUT TRIUMPHS
FANFARE: DUKE-UNC SOCCER
STONE-HARPER COMBINATION LIFTS BLUE DEVILS OVER UNC
DUKE Blanks unc, awaits soccep playoffs
UNC SOCCER WINS IN OT to reach NCAA FINALS
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pUKE, UCLA AOVANCE TO SOCCEB EInJl
UNC'S NO. 1 WOMEN'S TEAMS WIN Tun
MN^ "°"Pn:s SOCCER team advance"
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UNC OPENS NATATORIUM WITH WIN OVER WOLFPACK
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL SPORTS. TELEVIIrON
SEE SPORTS, TELEVISION COVERAGE
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPFL HILL SPORTS. TENNTS fxcui
F^riSEV^^lS^'S;^^ W«.,?Ef J5lES^¥g'Lj:^t!iLL OF FAME
UNC'S CHAM9FRS WINS BIG FOUR TENNIS
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPFL HILL SPORTS. TENNIS lunwFWl
lZr,C^'.o'i°0\"iWti''iJ>n N|ME0^^^'^.ir%\7 OF FAME
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UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPfL HILL SPORTS. TRACK
SEE ALSO CAROLINA-OutE TRACK CARNIVAL
?ur'-?,rjTP?tr9^° '-""5 "PD^N BV THREE STROKES
^,19,°'^'^"^'*'-S UNVEIL DRUG TESTING PLANS
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FANFARE: UNC TRACK CLINIC
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UNC WRESTLER PUSHED OFF ROOF IN FIGHT
CHARGES AGAINST WRESTLER DROPP EH
F™FS2i:'SNc"'£RF^T?iRS*'wi'N'' ''' "^^ SUSPENDED TERMS FOR SEXUAL ASSAULT
UNIV. OF N.C.-CH STUOEN
SEE ALSO DEAN E. SMI
STUOENT ACTIVITIES
WHERE UNC FANS WIL
NFW SAC HAS HOLES,
STUOENT ACTIVITIES
UNC ARENA READY
11 OAYS TO HEAVFN
SPECIAL BUS SERVIC
TV COVERAGE TO FEA
'DEAN DOME' READY
BIG GAME IS. FINALL
EAGLE'S VIEW
HARK! THE SOUND OF
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THE SAC BOX SCORE
UNC HONORS COACH S
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WHERE TO PARK
HERE IT IS, FANS,
TALK IS OVER; THE
UNC ARENA NAMED FO
PARTY! DEAN DOME:
ARENA GETS A HALE
UNC TRIPS DUKE IN
DEAN DEALT A FULL
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BIG SPORTS TREAT TODAY
THE ACC SCUFFLE
GAME IS HERF: SPOTLIGHT'S
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ARENA HOUSE PARTY
HOUSE
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UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPFL HILL STUDENT HFAl TH <;FBUirc
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPFl HlFl ^r,,n?.^lc^
r"nf, SE^'^s ,«'?s EobcAnSN'^RSriU students
COLLEGE STUDENTS LINING UP FOR SHOTS
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPCL HILL UNIVFRSITY DAY
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COOPERATION CITED IN ENO RIVER'S FUTIIBF
TRIANGLE LIKELY TO AVOID WATER CRI^^
EXPCRT SAYS DROUGHT T A UGHT L ES SON 5
WATER SPECIALISTS SAY REGION Il"3aTER-SUPPLY PLANNING CRUCIAL
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HONTHLV/i^'lU'l.
INDEX
12/31/86
SUBJECTS
SEE «USr WILLUH ". KrSiN JS . CHARITABLE TRUST OF NEW TORK
KENANf FRIU«V TO HEAD NEH UNC KENAN FUND
MOVING INTO KENAN CENTER
TOI"M!NG THE CE'ITER
BUSINESS. ACADE«IA join at KENAN CENTER _ , . .,„ ,
CHRISTMAS AT KENAN CENTER: NE.( BUILDING TO GET TRAQITIONAL DECORATIONS
CHAPEL HILL TURNS OUT
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL .ilCSON LIBRARY
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -Chapel hill, libraries
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHJPEL HILL DAVIS LIBRARY
UNC BUYS RARE enOK COLLECTION
UNC AC3UIRES COLLECTION OF RASE SPANISH 'CRCNISTAS'
liASHING THE OOHF
COUPLE'S RESEARCH DOCUMENTS N1W IN UNC COLLECTION
UNC RECEIVES ANONYwnuS GIFT T] ORGANIZE FRIDAY'S PAPERS
ANONYMOUS GIFT TO HELP LIBRARY ORGANIZE PAPERS
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL KCEN'S STUDIES PaOGRAX
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MOHEN'S STUOIES PROGRAM
SEE ALSO WOMEN. HIGHER EDUCATION
DUK'"-UNC WOMEN'S STUDIES RECEIVES GRANT
2 FRO" DUKE aTTENT SESSION
ACTIVITIES OF GROUP FOCUS OF FILM
CHAFE TAKES PART IN SOVIET EXCHANGE
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL YMCA
SEE ALSO YMCA. CHAPEL HILL/CARR'O'O
STUDENT' CALL FOR RESIGNATION OF UNC OFFICIAL
UNC Y SAYS CIEAN HAD NO ROLE IN SETTING REINSTATEMENT TERMS
NO WIDESPREAD GRIEVANCES. F0R3HAM SAYS _ ^^ „_ ,,
FORCHAM SAYS GRIEVANCES ARE THOSE OF A FEW STUDENTS
CHANCELLOR LISTENS TO STUDENT CONCERNS
ASSOCIATE OIRECTQP FIRED FROM CAMPUS Y
CAMPUS Y CRAFTS BAZAAR SLATED NOV. 21-23 AT UNC
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHiPEX HILL YOUNG OE''OCRATS
SEE ALSO DEMOCRATIC PARTY. N.C.
SANFORO HOLDS RALLY AT UNC
'""sEE°aLs5'^hGgS'o''3JiIn YOUTH LEACIER5HI» SE-INAR
SEE ALSO UNIVERSITY CITY I UNC-C-^ ARLOTTE 1
UNC-CHARLOTTE MAY BECOME HO»E FOR NATIONAL CORRECTICNAL ACADE-Y
PLANS CONTINUE IN CHARLOTTE F"' R tlOO MILLION "INI-CITY
STUDY RAPS SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS: DURHA" SATISFIED WITH SUBS
DEVICE TESTS EFFECTS OF earthquakes , , „
REPORT PREDICTS N.C. ECONOMY WILL CRUISE ALONG NICELY OVER NEXT YEAR
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHARLOTTE CAROLINA RAPTOR REHABILITATION C RESEARCH CENTER
SEE N.C. RAPTOR CENTER
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHARLOTTE RESEARCH PARK
SEE ALSO RESEARCH AND DEVCLOPxENI PARKS
SEE ALSO UNIVERSITY CITY I UNC-Ch ARLOTTE 1
ANNEXATION BATTLES FLARE ACROSS NORTH CAROLINA
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHARLOTTE SPORTS _ . , .. „^„^„t.-
UNC SYSTEM'S POLICIES FOR ADMITTING ATHLETES EXAMINED IN REPORTS
UNIV. OF H.C. -CHARLOTTE SPORTS. BASEBALL
PIRATES EDGE WOLFPACK IN NINTH
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHARLOTTE SP'^RTS. "ASKETBALL
HAMMONDS LIFTS TECH BY UNCC
UNCC 49ERS RALLY PAST GEORGIA STATE
UNC-C DEFEATS DAVIDSON
HORFQRD'S 0E8UT OFFSET BY DARTMOUTH
UNIV. OF N.C. -GREENSBORO
UNC-G MAY CLOSE MANSION
UNC-G WILL BE UNCG . , _
UNCG'S FACULTY PASSES RESOLUTION AGAINST APARTHEID
UNION MFMBERSHIP DOWN UNCG E''ONOMIST
UNIVERSITIES FORM AIDS fOUCATION PLANS
CHINOUA-PENN TRANSFERREO TO N.C. STATE
JOHNSON RECEIVES HONOR AT UNC-G
study: N.C. FARMERS HAVE GREAT STRESS
STUDY DONE ON CHILD CARE
API EXHIBIT WILL REMAIN ON DISPLAY
HiGHcP Sales noted with rfal ?state franchise
MOTHERS SURVEYED ON QiJISIDE INTERESTS
HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTES SrjOieO
LIGHT EXERCISE APPEARS TO HELP PEOPLE WITH LUNG DISORDERS
UNIV. OF N.C. -GREENSBORO. DRAMA DEPARTMENT
SEE ALSr PAOKWAY PLAYHOUSE
THE iOTH SEASON: parkway PLAYHOUSE KEEPS UP A MOUNTAIN TRADITION
UNIV. OF N.C. -GREENSBORO. FACULTY
PROFESSOR SAYS LAW THREATENS FREE SPEECH
UNIV. OF N.C.-GREENSRORO. GRANTS
BRAIN WAVES STUDY SET FOR READING DISABLED CHILDREN
UNIV. OF N.C.-GREENSRJRO. SCHOLARSHIPS
GARDEN CLUBS UNITE TO BEAUTIFY DURHAM
UNIV. OF N.C. -GREENSBORO. STUDENTS
14 DURHAM STUDENTS ARE UNC-C GRAOS
UNC-G NAMES DEAN'S LIST
UNC-G STUDENTS BEING INVITED TO RECEPTION
TRIANGLE STUDENTS HONORED
DURHAM STUDENTS RECEIVE H3N0RS
COLLEGE STUDENTS FACE SUSPENSION OVER LACK OF SHOTS
OURHA- STUDENTS UNC-G GRADS
4 FRO" CURHAM GET UNC-G SCHOLARSHIPS
2 FROM DURHAM NAMED TO GOLDEN CHAIN SOCIETY
UNIV. OF N.C.-GREEN5""DR0 SCHOOL OF HOME ECONOMICS
MRS. TIPPETT WINS UNC-G FELLOWSHIP
UNIV. OF N.C. -GREENSBORO SPORTS , , ,^, „, ,„,
REPORTS: ATHLETES' GRADUATION RATE OUTPACES OTHERS
UNIV. OF H.C. -GREENSBORO SPORTS. SOCCER
UNC-GREENSBORO BOOTS BLUE DEVILS
UNIV. OF N.C. -WILMINGTON . ,
SEE ALSO ALBERT SCHWEITZER INTERNATIONAL PRIZES
2 DURHAM NATIVES GET uNC-w oe:;rees
UNC-W LISTS HONORS
UNIV. OF N.C. -WILMINGTON. STUDENTS
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SUBJECTS
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"'"s§e°ALSo'^MUSEW''"^i°[^ "I'llfe"' Pf "0«1-D CULTURES
UNIV. OF N.C.-WILHINGTON 5PnPT<;
UNC SVSTEM.S pSf[c°?ErF°?rAC,„,rT,.C ATHLETES EXA«„EO .N REPORTS
'^^"•t2h^ Kiici"ibsr5;c-«Ffs?;ifor—
ZIPS TRIP S^AHAWKS
HOOSIFRS EDGE UNC-W, 73-77
uSc° .i^\fA^S\^!isS«f."JSoNICHT
S. ILLINOIS 86, UNCW 85
UN?2;I2: f^^'^lA";."*"^-" "'-TE" "«■*« »OWSG« TURNING HFADS WITH HIS
GFORCIA KNOCKS OFF -CATS; MICHIGAN ST. TRIMS DEACONS
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""'5; = °^, OKLAHOMA SPORTS
SEE ALSO OKLAHOMA
Bm§B^^^^^^ -^^5es
i:S:5H-"^^-°^^-? ?sssi?rw?« NOTHING
DEVILS TUNE UP FOR NCAA ACIIOVl
SOONERS TRIP UP rtOLFPACK ^"^'^'^•^
FOOTBALL
UNIV. OF OKLAHOMA SPORTS.
SEE ALSO OKLAHOMA
NCAA RULES SHOULD MAKE NO EXCEPTIONS
UNIV. OF PITTSBURGH SPnRTS. Fnnroii ■
^^iR%o\^^fS:iTi^' iR^ ° ™ ?%N«'«L ^OWER PITT
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UNIV. OF S.C.
CHECKBOOK ACADEMICS NEEDS TO BE STOPPED
""'"•rTCJS^- SPORTS. BASEBALL
GAMECOCKS TOP UNC ="="'"-'-
UNIV. OF S.C. SPORTS, PASKCTSAl 1
"""•cPf,5-C- SPORTS, FOOTBALl
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PASS-AND-PRAY SAVES THE OA?
WAKE, use LOOK FOR LUCK CHANrp
GAMECOCKS BLAST WAKE, JdD CHEFR
UNIV. OF S.C. SPORTS, SOCCER
GAMECOCKS TO TEST DIJKF DFFCMCc
UNIV.^OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA SPORTS, FOOTBALL
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C»V5 FITENO DEACONS' »CC SKID
VIRGIM4 HOLDS OFF STUBBORN DEACONS
C»V»LIERS START LATE. TCP STATE
C»V^' PCLYNICE CA-I, DOES AGAINST PACK
CAVS- DEFENSE TURNS TIDE ON VISITING 'PACK
SHEEYFY'S HOT STREAK HELPS C CD L HEELS
HEELS BEAT CAVS. SNAP LOSING STPEAK: LEGO'S HOT SHOOTING KEYS. ..RALLY
THE 12:22 AFFAIR BOOSTS HEELS OVER CAVS
CAVS "OPE TO AVOID A BLUE DEVIL SQUEEZE
HOT VIRGINIA SHOOTS PAST N.C. STATE. 6<.-62
WOLFPACK SUFF'=RS ANOTHER CLOSE LOSS
TAKE A TIP FROM HARK
DEVILS' ROLES EOUAL VICTORY
DUKF OUTLASTS HEARTY VIRGINIA TO REACH FINAL
DEPAUL USES SIZE TO OUST VIRGINIA
YOUNGER MEYER DIRECTS DEPAUL IN JPSET OF UVA
POLYNICE'S LAST MOVE AT UVA. 5I"PLY STUdO
POLYNICE PICKS THE PROS
UVA'S POLYNICE ADVISED TO STAY AWAY
CAVS NEED BIG MAN
CAVS FIND STRENGTH IN NUMBERS
DRUM'S DOUBLE DOZEN: HOOSIERS BACK ON TOP
UNIV. OF VIRGINIA SPORTS. BASKETBALL IHQMENI
RICHARDSUN PASSES DRUG TEST. "EJOINS NETS
TERPS GOOD BET TO REPEAT, BUT DON'T COUNT OTHERS OUT
UNIV. OF VIRGINIA SPIRTS. FOOTBALL
VIRGINIA'S FOOTBALL PROGRAM FINDING ITSELF UNPER SCRUTINY
VIRGINIA'S COACH 'LITTLE SHOCXEO' BY INOICT"ENTS
APPLEWHITE LEAVES UNC
APPLEWHITE LANDS AT ECU AFTER TRANSFER REVERSAL
CAVS TO RELY ON MAJKQWSKI FOR SUCCESS
AFT=:r ALL IS SAIO. MARYLAND IS THE ONLY GNE TO PICK IN THE ACC
CAVALIERS MUST OVERCOME LOSSES. CONTROVERSY TO "AKE RUN AT TITLE
UVA'S '-AGIC TRIGGER
CAVS' RICE DOESN'T WANT TO BE FR I FD TWICE
DUKE HOPES TO REWRITE RECENT HISTORY VS. VIRGINIA
FOR DUKE. 'UGLY' WINS PAINTItr, A PRETTY PICTURE
DEVILS SHAKE CAVS' Charm behind SLaydEN
DEVILS REALIZE SEPTEMBER GOAL
DUKE'S "ARC CRAYTHN CRUNCHES A CAVALIER
DUKE EARNS SIGNIFICANT VICTORY
CAVS "AKE. 1EACS "ISS IN UVA WIN
FOK-ER VIRGINIA BACK GETS SIX-HONTH SENTENCE
'PACK TACKLES TWO PROBLEMS
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PACK'S KRAMER. WQRTHEN DOUBTFUL
W^LSH BREAKS LEG IN CAV?' PRACTICE
CAVS PARRY WOLFPACK' S LATE TH^-UST
PACK'S PFFENSE Runs short of "Iracles
STATE: NO MIRACLES WITHOUT KRAMER
TAR HEELS FACE MUST-WIN GAMS
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FENNEP KICKS UP HEELS. STOMPS CAVS
TAR HEELS FOLLOW WORST EFFORT WITH BEST
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UNIVERSITY PLACE
SEE ALSO SPECTRUM PROPERTIES ICARLOTTE. N.C.I
COUNCIL TO GET OFFICE-PARK PUN
COUNCIL OKS OFFICE-RAOK PLANS
GROUNO BROKEN FOR UNIVERSITY PLACE
130 MILLION DEVFLOP"ENT: UNIVtRSITY PLACE
UNIVERSITY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ICHAPEL HILL. N.C.I
500 CHILDREN ASSURED OF GIFTS THROUGH CHAPEL HILL GROUP
UNIVERSITY RESEARCH PARK
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UNIVERSITY TOWER
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TOWERING VIEW
UNIVERSITY TOWERS RISING
SKYSCRAPER CONTROL TRDINANCE APPROVED
PANFL BACKS LIMITS ON BUILDING HEIGHTS
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STONE BUYS MOTEL. LAND NEAR TOWER
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ESCAPEE SURRENDERS TO FBI IN UTAH
UTAH STATE UNIV. SPORTS. BASKETBALL
PACK EASES PAST UTAH STATE. 9<.-92
UTILITIES
SEE ALSO ADVERTISING
SEE ALSO UNIV. nF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. UTILITIES
NEW FINANCING SOUGHT F0« REPAIR. EXPANSION OF MUNICIPAL SERVICES
HARM WINTER CUTS UTILITIES' REVENUES
UTILITIES. TAIES
SEE ALSO TAXES. N.C.
UTILITIES ASK CHATHAM TO REOXE TAX VALUES
CHATHAM HIKES TAXES. BUT COFFERS WON'T SHELL
COMMISSION SEES SAVINGS FROM TAX ACT
TAX LAW TO CHANGE OUKE POWER RATES
UTILITY FEES
SEE WATER AND SEwER RATES.
DURHAM COUNTY
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JEAN PRICES MAY NOT BE AFFECTED
BLUE "ELL NOH ON VF CORP.'S PAYROLL
BLUE BELL OFFICES REPORTED Cl:iSING
APPAREL MAKER MAY CLOSE SOME PLANTS
VACANT HOUSES AND BUILDINGS
EASTERN NORTH CAROLINA COMMITTEE IS SEEKING TP REMOVE 'RURAL »
CHEAP ELBOW GREASE WOULD HELP DOWNTOWN
REMOVE THE OFFENSIVE -ART'
VACATIONS
SEE ALSO TOURISM. INTERNATIONAL
SEE ALSO TOURISM, N.C.
SEE ALSO TOURIS". U.S.
SEE ALSO TRAVEL. N.C.
SEE ALSO TRAVEL. U.S.
HOUSE MEMBERS DOIi'T NEED MORE VACATIONS
FUN IN The SUN: "TAKE YOUR PKK"...
JUST PE CREATIVE AND STAY HOME
TRIANCLE'S TRAVELERS SEEK 'HOI SPOTS'
INDUSTRIAL SLOWDOWNS PROMPTING MI NI - VAC A T I ONS AROUND HOLIDAYS
VACCINATIONS
SEE IMMUNIZATIONS
SEE VACCINE
VACCINE
SEE ALSO ANTI-SPERM VACCINE
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UTILITY PLANTS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF PARTICULAR ELECTRICAL UTILITIES!
SEE ALSO Carolina power and light co.. roxboro electric generating co.
SFE ALSO coal-fired POWER PLANTS
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR PLANTS. N.C. AND S.C.
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR PLANTS. U.S.
POWER COMPANIES LATE IN SUPPCBTING SOLAR
UTILITY POLES
SEE TELEPHONE AND UTILITY POLES
UTILITY RATES
SEE ALSO ELECTRICITY, RATES
SEE ALSO HEATING FuEL PRICES
SEE ALSO NATURAL GAS. RATES
SEE ALSO N.C. UTILITIES COMMISSION
SEE ALSO TELEPHONE RATES
CUSTOMERS SHOULD FIGHT UTILITY HIKES
COMMISSION SEES S'VINGS FROM TAX ACT
DISSENT ON UTILITIES BOARD SE'=N AS START OF NEW TREND
UTILITY TAXES
SEE ALSO euSI'JESSES. N.C. TAXES
UTILITIES' PROPERTY VALUE IS I OHEREO
OUKE POWER SEEKS RATE REOUCATION
UWHARSIE NATIONAL FOREST
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SEE ALSO IMMUNIZATIONS
SEE ALSO MEDICAL PESEARCH
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VALDESE MAN REPORTS GLASS IN ElAHY FOOD
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FIRST TEXTILE WORKER OF YEAR AWARD GIVEN
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SEE ALSO DRUGS
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VANCE
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SEE ALSO VANCE COUNTY. N.C.. =IU1GET
VANCE BOARD ALLOCATES 410.000 FOR FIRF TRUCK
SOCIAL SERVICES IN VANCE SEEKS ADDITIONAL FUNDS
NEm VANCE BUDGET RETAINS TAX RATE
VANCE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO VANCE COUNTY. N.C.. ELECTIONS
FIVE FILE FOR VANCE SHERIFF
aCIH PARTIES SEEKING VANCE SHFRIFF'S POST
SHERIFF TOPS VANCE COUNTY RAC=
VANCE WILL VOTE ON BONOS. SHE' IFF
VANCE VOTERS OK SCHOOL BONO ISSUE
VANCE COUNTY COURT
CROWING CONFUSES COURT
VANCE MAN SUES OVER DISMISSAL
VANCE COUNTY COURTHOUSE
VANCE COURTHOUSE RENOVATION EYED
VANCE COUNTY DEPT. QF SOCIAL SERV^ES. BUDGET
SOCIAL SERVICES IN VANCE SEEKS AOniTIONAL FUNDS
VANCE COMMISSIONERS CONSIDER NAMING 2 ROAOS AFTER MCNAIR
VANCE COUNTY JAIL
TEENS ESCAPE FROM VANCE COUNTY JAIL
V«NCc TEEN FACES CHiSGES IN VA .
ViNCE INMATE FLFES. IS CAUGHT QUICKLY
VANCE OFFICERS CAPTURE FSCAPE-
BOARD UKS REPAIRS AT VANCE COJNTY JAIL
VANCE MEETING SET UN REOUEST F OR PONO ISSUE
VANCE BOND REFE'ENOUM SUPPORTED
VANCE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION
SEE HENOERSON/VANCc COUNTY PLAN-iING COMMISSION
VANCE CUUNTY RECOEATION DEPT.
SEE hENDEP SON/VANCE RECREATION AND PARKS DEPT.
VANCE COUNTY REGISTER OF OEEDS
FIVE FILE FOR VANCE SHERIFF
VANCE CUUNTY SCHOOL DUARD
SEE VANCE COUNTY HOARD OF EDUCATION
VANCE COUNTY SCHOOLS
SEE ALSO VANCE HIGH SCHOUL
VANCE SCHOOL IMOROVFMENTS PLANNED
FLU CAUSING EMPTY DESKS IN SO'E AREA SCHOOLS
VANCE COMMISSIONERS ASKED TO PACK 117 M 1 1. L I ON BOND ISSUE
VANCE TO HOLD SEPT. 6 HEARING ON BOND ISSUE
PG L P '^YL
SEE ALSO HENDERSON/VANCE COUNTY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION
SEE ALSO HENDERSON/VANCE COUNTY INDUSTRIAL PARK
290 NEW JOBS CREATED IN l<)a5 IN VANCE COUNTY
VANCE COUNTY SITE SELECTED FQO INDUSTRIAL PARK
SHELL BUILDING IS ANNOUNCED FOR HENDERSON
VANCE CUUNTY. N.C.. LIBRARY
VANCE LIBRARY COMPLETION DATE HOW MARCH 1 "S
LIBRARY IN HENDERSON WILL BE CLOSED FOR WEEK SO BOOKS CAN BE MOVED
VANCE COUNTY. N.C.. RQADS
BOARD REJECTS BIDS ON ROAD PRnjECTS
HERE ARE CHANGES IN STATE HIGHWAY PLAN IN AREA COUNTIES
VANCE COUNTY. N.C.. TAX RATES
NEW VANCE BUDGET RETAINS TAX 'ATE
VANCE SETS HEARING ON RAISI'JG SALES TAX
SQUEEZE play: loss OF RE VENUE- SHAR I NG MONEY FORCES BUDGET JUGGLING
VANCE COUNTY. N.C.. TAXE?
VANCE VOTES TO INCREASE SALES TAX
VANCE BOARD APPROVES PLAN TO REPAY DEPI
HENDERSON. VANCE COUNTY TAX OFFICES WILL BE CONSOLIDATED AFTER JANUARY 1
VANCE COUNTY. N.C., WATE" AND SEWEP LINES
SEE ALSO HENDERSON, N.C.. WATER AND SEwER LINES
KITTRCLL RECEIVES FUtiOS TO IMPROVE ITS WATER SYSTEM
VANCE SUBDIVISION WANTS CABLE TV
VANCE COUNTY ABC BOARD
CHAIRMAN OF VANCE ABC BOARD REAPPOINTED
VANCE COUNTY ANIMAL SHELTER
AREA IN VANCE SEEKS CABLE TELEVISION SERVICE
VANCE COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION
VANCE COMMISSIONERS ASKED ID 1ACK »17 MILLION BONO ISSUE
VANCE MEETING SET ON REOUEST FOR BONO ISSUE
VANCE -ILL VOTE ON HB MILLION IN SCHOOL BONDS
VANCE rn HOLD SEPT. a HEARING ON POND ISSUE
VANCE COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION. ELECTIONS
FIVE FILE FOR VANCE SHERIFF
BOTH PARTIES SEEKING VANCE SH=RIFF>S POST
VANCE SHEPIFF CnuLD FACE RU'-'OFF
BULLOCK CALLS RUNOFF FQR VANCE COUNTY SHERIFF
RUNOFFS SCHEDULED TUESDAY IN five AREA COUNTIES
MCGHEE WINS VANCE SHERIFF'S RACE
VANCE WILL VOTE ON BONOS. SHERIFF
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COU'<TY LIBRARY PHOPISFO AT SO I T" CRAHVILLE CAUPnS
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GROUP OF BUTNER RESIDENTS OPPOSES COLLEGE LIBRARY SITE
JANUARY BUSINESS COURSES PLANNEO IN VANCEt GRANVILLE
VANCE/GRANVILLE COMMUNITY COLLEGEt COMMENCEMENT
VANCt-GPANVILLE COMMUNITY COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT
VANCE/GRANVILLE COMMUNITY COLLEGE. CURRICULUM
VANCE-GRANVILLE COLLEGE TO AOO CHEMISTRY CLASSES
VA'.CE/GRANVILLE COMMUNITY COLLEGE. SATELLITE CAMPUSES
VANCE-GPANVILLE COLLEGE OFFICIALS A-ENO tUOGET
ARCHITECT SHOWS SOUTH GRANVILLE CAMPUS PRAHINGS
aUTNgP. CRtEDMQOR SEPARATE LIBRARIES URGED AT HEARING
VANCE/GRANVILLE COMMUNITY COLLEC^ '70ARD OF TRUSTEES
VANCE-GPANVILLE COLLEGE OFFICIALS AMEND bUOGET
ARCHITECT SHOWS SOUTH GRANVILLE CAMPUS DRAWINGS
VANCE/GRANVILLE COMMUNITY COLLEGE ENDOWMENT FUND CORP.
COMPANY'S GIFT ESTABLISHES SCHOLARSHIP
VANDALISM, CHAPEL HILL
SEE ALSO UNIV. HF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. VANDALISM
DPINKING-LAW PROTEST DAMAGES BUSINESSES
CHAPEL HILL RAMPAGE INJURES 2"!
10 TO 15 FROM MELEE ARRESTED
TOWN. UNC PLAN TO ENO STUOENI STREET TAKEOVERS
THEofs NO EXCUSE FOR RIOTOUS bSER 9UST
CHANCELLOR 'DISAPPOINTEn" WITH VANDALS
DPUIKING LAW. BEHAVIOP BOTH A^'SURO
VANDALS DAMAGE SCULPTURE AT LTJC AGAIN
VANOALISM SOLVED; SCULPTURE MOVED OFF UNC CAMPUS
CAR WINDOWS SMASHED
VANDALISM. DURHA-
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. VANDALISM
DURHAM PFFICERS CHARGE 3 TEEN-AGERS JITH DAMAGING CARS. HOMES.
DUKHA- POLICE SEE* WINDOW-SMASHING VICTIMS
2 ARRESTED FOR SMASHING WlNDO^
POLICE: PURSE SNATCHED AT LIBRARY
VANDALS HIT CARS NEAR NCCU
BRICKS THROWfi THROUGH CAR WINDOWS
GUNMEN ROB DURHAM RESTAURANT. ESCAPE
GAS STATION VANDALIZED
VANDALS SMASH CAR WINDOWS AT ATHLETIC PARK
MAN kIth pistol robs 16-year-:!l? employee
DEPUTIES ARREST PAIR IN BANK ->■ ACHINE THEFT
VANDALS PAIVT SWASTIKA ON SIGJ
SWASTIKAS PAINTED ON CANDIDATE'S CAMPAIGN SIGNS
PUT SILLINESS IN PERSPECTIVE
SCHOOLS OFFER REWARDS FOR TUR>JIN& IN VAN0AL5
TIRES SLASHED ON POLICE CARS
CARRINGTQN SCHOOL RANSACKED
CARRIMGTON VANDALISM COST PUT AT t<.0.000
CARRIM&TON VANDALS WILL BE APPREHENDED
VANDALS ACTIVE LAST NIGHT
OFFICER FIRES SHOT AT CAR OF "EN WHO DAMAGED KINDERGARTEN ROOM
VANDALISM. N.C.
TISFS SLASHED AT FRANKLINTQN CAR DEALERSHIP
TWO CHARGED IN VEHICLE VANDALISM
LOUISEUPG HIGH SCHOOL VANDALIZED
VANDALS CUT TIRES ON 39 SCHOOL BUSES
VANDALS SPLATTER PAINT ON GOP HEAOOUARTERS
VANDALS USE AX TO SMASH SIX HOMES
CHAPL^TTE POLICE SAY SPREE OF VANDALISM STARTED FOR REVENGE
VANDALS HIT MAN CHARGED WITH VANDALISM
LINK POSSIBLE BETWEEN FIRE. CAR VANDALISM
BOATS VANDALIZED
CARS DA-AGED AT LAKE LURE OFFICIAL'S HOME
TOMPSTQNES BROKEN
VANDALS SET FIRES AT WAKE FOREST UNIVERSITY CAMPUS
DRAINPIPE VANDALISM WEIRD. SM?LLY TO VICTIMS
VANDALISM, ORANGE COUNTY
SEE ALSO ORANGE cnuNTY, N.C.
VANDALS STINT HILLSBOROUGH'S WATER SUPPLY
HILLSPQROUGH POLICE SAY PAIR tONFESS TO VANDALISM AT DAM
2 CHARGED IN ORANGE CO. WATER LOSS
HILLSPORQUGH RESIDENTS PITCHING IN TO CUT BACK
'WADING' WATER "RINGS CHARGE
A WASTE OF WATER
TWO ACCUSED UF RELEASING WATE5 mjkE BAIL
MAN ACCUSED OF DEFACING "SILENT S AM ■
JUDGE FRtES BROTHERS WHO LOWERED LAKE
WATER-WASTING DUO SHOULD BE PUNISHED
DISCIPLINE SPURNED IN DAM CASE
SIGN INCIDENTS CALLED ANTI -BRO YM I LL CAMPAIGN
VANOERBILT UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER
OUKE EYES MALPRACTICE COVERAGE OPTION
VANOER^ILT UNIV. SPORTS. BASKETBALL
VANDY SUB CAN CHALLENGE LAME' FOR 'SIGGEST FEETS'
FOSTER TAKES ON TAR HEELS WITH HGRFORP-LESS HURRICANES
VANOY OFFERS STFRN TEST FOR BLUE DEVILS
DiJKE HOLDS OFF VANDERBILT RALLY
MIO-SEASUN FORM
SMITH FILLS VOID FOR BLUE DEVILS
VAN06RPILT UNIV. SPORTS. FOOTBALL
SLOAN TAKES DUKF HOME TO VAflDY
FOR HOPKINS. DUKE GAMF IS ANOTHER 'OLD HUME WEEK'
OUKE TACKLES WINLESS VANDERBILT
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VANPOOLS
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PACE PICKS UP FOR VANPOOL PR03RAM
VANS
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SEE ALSO ACCIOE'JTS, VANS, N.C.
SEE ALSO AUTOS I SEE ALSO names OF SPECIFIC AUTOS AND AuTO MANUFACTURERS)
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEUICAL CENTER. MOBILE CARUIAC DIAGNOSTIC UNIT
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VANTAGE COMPANIES
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
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EVEN BROTHERS DISAGREE ON FAMILY, TOWN NAME
VASODILATORS
SEE ALSO DRUGS
SEE ALSO HEART DISEASE
DRUG PROLONGS LIFE OF HEART PATIENTS— VA STUDY
VASSt N.C.
FiSlRA°t'^il ?SgA-?'^og%^?RJMJ}ra?^ " ''^E 5 CHILDREN
VATICAN
THE CHALLENGE TO CATHOLICS
VAUGHAN'S INDEPENDENT PHARMACY
MAN ROBS PHARMACY
i ROBBERY SUSPECTS HELD
SUSPECT IN ROBBERIES RETURNED TO ORANGE
VEGETaplES
VANISHIMG VEGETABLES
MANY TAR HEELS USE INCORRECT NAMES FOR FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
VEGETARIANS
SEE ALSO FOOD
RAISE DEBATE LEVEL
VELODROMF
SEE ALSO BICYCLE RACES
fanfare: VELODROME NEEDED
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VENDING MACHINES
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III :tlS s'o^f XIYRi?'^ ASSOCIATION .
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VETERANS
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SEE ALSO PURPLE HEARTS
SEt ALSO VIETNAM VETERANS
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VETERANS administration, N.C.
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SSNOLIN TRI=S TO OENEW HIS "O'TICIAN LICENSE
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SUPPQOT VA HOSPITALS
VA'S ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR LEAVING, OUT WON'T CO FAR
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CAROLINA GETS HIS VOTE
SALUTING VETERANS
NURSING AWARDS
VETERANS HONORED
DRUG PROLON'S LIFE DF HEART PATIENTS VA SIUOV
HIRING OF HANDICAPPED EARNS RECOGNITION FOR VA HOSPITAL
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TV'S FOR VETS
VETS LAUD VIETNAM MFMORIAL
VETERAN? DA» SPFAKER
WAR BUDDIES ARE REUNITED IN HISPITAL
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL, CONSTRUCTION
VA HOSPITAL PARKING WOES LOOM
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL. NURSFS
NURSES CHALLENGE VA HOSPITAL STAFFING
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL. NURSING HOME
SEE ALSO NURSING HOMES, OURHA-
VA HOSPITAL PARKING WOES LOOM
VETERANS AOMIMSTRATICN HOSPITAL, PARKING
VA HOSPITAL PARKING WOES LOOM
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL, PSYCHIATRIC UNIT
NUSSES CHALLENGE VA HOSPITAL STAFFING
VETERAN'S ADMINISTRATION MEDICAL CENTER (ASHEVILLE, N.C.I
VA PATIENT RULED SUICIDE
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION MORTGAGES
SEE ALSO ^'ORTGAGES
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
DURHAM VA LOAN RESTRICTIONS EASED
VETERANS BENEFITS
CONGRESS SHOULDN'T CUT CARE FOR DESERVING VETS
RUMORS False on veterans inslpancf
VETFRANS' groups FIGHT OENEFITS CUTS
SHUTTLE FLAG. CALL FOR HELP MASK VETERANS DAY
VETERANS DAY
VFTERANS DAY
HONOR THE VETFRANS
VETFRANS TO FALL IN; MAIL TO FALL OUT
MILLER: FOEEOCM COMES AT A PRICE
VETS LAUD VIETNAM MEMORIAL
VETERANS DAY SPEAKER
MAIL SERVICE CURTAILED
SHUTTLE FLAG, CALL FQR HELP MARK VETERANS DAY
FLAG THAT TOUCHED 'FACE OF GQn • IS PRESENTED TO 'OLD NORTH STATE*
N.C. WON'T EASILY FORGET 2 CHALLENGER ASTRONAUTS
VETE'ANS OF FOREIG'i WARS
SEE ALSO POPPY QUEEN
TOP VOLUNTEER
PUTTING ON A POPPY
•9UD0Y PCPPY' SALE Saturday in CHAPEL HILL
TOP TALKERS
OHS JUNIOR 2N0 IN ESSAY CONTE'T
MURDOCH RESIDENTS GET CHRISTMAS PARTY
ALL SMILES
VETERINAOIANS
SEE ALSO COMPANION ANIMAL ASSOCIATES
SEE ALSO PETS, health CARE
LATEST IN PET^' CARE — vfTERINARY MOUSE CALLS
REPAIR OF STORK'S BILL LETS IT EAT AND PREEN
TAKING CARE OF YOUR PETS WHEN THEY GET SICK
VETO POWER
SEE ALSO N.C. CONSTITUTION
MARTIN'S SPEECH REFLECTS A DESIRE FOR FRESH START
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VIRGINIA ELECTRIC AND POWER CO.
SECOND WORKMAN DIES OF INJURIES FROM PIPE BREAK
VIRGINIA HIGHWAY PATROL
SEE VIRGINIA STATE POLICE
pack REMAINS ATOP PEACH aOWl"'; I rCT
s^s^^j^;rBu^?5i?s^^^"s:jrrM-F5wf^rE— -
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VIRGINIA STATE POLICE
TWO CARS DAMAGED DURING CHASE
N E
S
E
I T
L V
P D
DATE C
PC
L P 8VL
S J
6/U3/(16 A
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5 1
6/03/06 c
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6/Di./«6 A
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7/14/B6 C
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S 2
7/17/06 A
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S ?
U/06/86 A
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P 1
1/07/86 C
N
1 2
3/04/R6 A
N
S 2
3/u<./n6 A
10
J
H 2
3/05/P6 A
1 5
M N
H 2
3/11/86 C
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H 1
3/18/fl6 C
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H 2
3/l'5/n6 C
*l H60
H 2
'./0'./86 A
12
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H 2
'•/a^/'(6 C
'■I
S 2
5/22/86 D
12
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H 2
6/0'./'>6 B
M
H 2
6/in/86 C
N H60
H I
8/07/86 B
»I
H 2
8/20/86 8
N
H 1
10/28/86 C
^1 H6D
H 2
10/31/86 b
N H6n
H I
11/08/86 C
M 0^6
H 2
11/20/86 A
L
H 2
2/15/86 C
3
N
H 2 12/12/86 A 23
'/14/86 6
10/03/86 D
10/2<)/86 C
11/19/86 B
12/23/86 a
12/30/86 B
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N
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VIRGINIA/CAROLINA CHRISTMAS CLASSIC
"KNtb^?s'ggSp:^^;;?'R0\'|^fJ%*)itL"'°>'5' -SFE also headings UNDER
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VISA USA
SEE ALSO CREDIT Cards
2 DURHAM BANKS SUCK HIGHER CREDIT CARD RATES
SS!^;Sr-ii»-gJi?^- SHOPPERS
VISION
SEE ALSO BLIND
SEE ALSO ErES
SEE ALSO LIGHTS
SEE ALSO OPHTHALMOLOGISTS
lllll^^il i?TSM??i^ Sc^S'45N^v^S[y«A%E
VISION TESTING
SEE ALSO OPTICIANS
SEE ALSO OPTOMETRISTS
PROGRAM TO BRIGHTEN EYESIGHT T c cincDi.
VISITING ARTIST PROGRAM
SEt ALSO ARTS, N.C.
"^I?if?Ng";K?7srirA^^;5b ^Ar?V?'I,US^fe^5^;/'5'TING ARTISTS
VISITORS CENTER
11= ^1-59 DURHAM, N.C, FOREIGN VISITORS
i l'd°n ?Sj"uR";^M^^g^„^-r '^" ^i^Wo^S BUREAU
SEE ALSO WELCOME CENTERS
CHAMBER PROMOTES VISITORS BUREAU
VITAMIN C
SEE ALSO NUTRITION
ABC'S OF GOOD NUTRITION
VITAMIN 0
N.C. RETAIL MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION OPPOSING PLAN TO UP SALES TAX
VITAMINS :>»LCi lAX
^M^f^S PROVIDF VITAMINS
kFsl.Q?S^ i?5y^5 CAUTION ABOUT VITAMINS
^^i!5^^!;6BV'JJSi?iriSlY«E-2hU^\^fJ"VR^oVBL^?t;UOTER...
VIVID PRODUCTIONS
SEE ALSO VILLAGE CABLE
TEXAS COMPANY TO BUY VILLAGE CABLE
VOCATIONAL EDUCATION
?y£E''<' LEARNING COUNTS, NOT WFAI TH
sr3?? yi"^" CHANGE IN VnCATIO^AL SCHOOLS
•2 JLUS^?'%,^?N"r?S?°!r-'°S^«"'^I^G °°'-^
SCOTT'S PLAN COULD CUT TRAINING FOR JOBS
H 1 7/09/86 B 1 N
EACH SCHOOL!
M 2 12/27/86 D 2 N
H 2 <,/2<./86 A
ETARIES
S 2
S 2
3/09/86
3/18/86
3/30/86 0
8/16/86 B
8/20/86 A
3/22/86 C
8/26/86 C
9/0'i/e6 A
D 10 C U CI
S 2 5/29/86 A A
" 2 3/21/86 0 9
H 2 10/05/86 C 10
10/10/86 B I
S 2 U/2;'/86 A I N •106
M 2 9/19/86 C 1 P F H<,5
H 2 2/20/86 A 18 P u CI
5 2 5/22/86 A 8 M
S 2 8/22/86 C 1 N
H 2 10/02/86 C 3 N
H 2 10/29/86 C 6 N IJ80
M 3 6/12/86 6 1 N
1/10/86
1/10/86
2/12/86
2/n/P6
2/l<./86
2/l'./fl6
2/14/86
2/18/86
6 P
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6 0
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MUNTHLY/AM
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1/01/86 - 12/31/86
ARTFUL TRAYS
SOUTHERN VOCATIONAL EDUCATION CRITICIZED
•2.?' PROGRAM TO OFFER XQRE. 'IQT LESS. JOB TRAINING IN SC
TEEN-AGERS PUT SKILLS TO THE TEST
VOCATIJNAL BATTLE
A USEFUL EDUCATION
SCOTT URGES COOPERATION TO BATTLE EOUCaTION CRISIS
SOUTH GRANVILLE CAMPUS TO FOCUS JN VOCATIONAL COURSES
BIOS FOR VOCATIONAL TRAINING "UILni'i; AWARDED IN CASHELL
CHAMBER ENDORSES PLANS FOR GETTING JO" CORPS SCHOOL
HIGH SCHOOLS URGED To DROP JO"" COURSES
REPORT: HIGH SCHOOLS SHOULD STICK TO BASIC EDUCATION
TEACHERS UPSET ABOUT PROPOSAL TO SHIFT COURSES
COUNTY VOCATIONAL ED TEACHERS RAP PLAN
DURHA" EDUCATORS ASSAIL VOCATIONAL EDUCATION REVAMP
VOCATIONAL ED TEACHERS RAP REPORT
RTI REPORT URGES CHANGES
VOCAIIUNAL TRAINING BFLCNGS IN HIGH SCHOOL
INSTRUCTION SUGGESTIONS LISTET
TEEN OPINION AT DURHAM HIGH SCH03L
VOCATIONAL COURSES SHOULD STAY IN SCHOOLS
CLEARER ROLFS URGED IN VOC . ED.
VOCATIONAL COURSES NEED COORDINATION
VOCATIONAL INDUSTRIAL CLUBS OF AMERICA
TEEN-AGERS PUT SKILLS TO THE TEST
VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION
SEE ALSO N.C. OFPT. OF HUXAN R|SOURCES.
DIVISION OF VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION
DISABLED NEED MORE HELP TO BE INVOLVED IN SOCIETY
VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION OFFICE OFFERS ASSISTANCE IN MANY WAYS
VOICE OF AMERICA
•VOICE OF AMERICA-
BRINGING KHRLD NOTICE TO PROLIFIC PIGS
VOLKSWAGEN
SEE ALSO AUTOS ISEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC AUTOS AND AUTU MANUFACTURERS!
A GOOn SET OF WHEELS
OUTSIDE. IT LOOKED OK: THE HOLES IN THE FLOOR SHOWED UP LATER
VOLLEYBALL
SEE ALSO GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL
SEE ALSO PREP TEAMS. VOLLEYBALL IBOYS AND GIRLSI ISEE ALSO HEADINGS FOR EACH 5CH00LI
SEE ALSO WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL
VOLLEYBALL STAR DIES AFTER GAME IN JAPAN H 2 l/i";/P6
VOLUNTARY FORECLOSURES
SEE ALSO REAL ESTATE FoRECLOSURf s
N.C. LEGISLATOR PROPOSES TAX OPTION FOR HOMEOWNERS
'VOLUNTARY FORECLOSURE' MAVRETIC'S SOBERING IDEA
MAVRETIC PROPOSAL HOMEOWNER ROULETTE
VOLUNTEER ARBITRATnRS
SEE ALSO MEDIATION
SEE ALSO NATIONAL ACADEMY OF ARBITRATORS
COURT MEASURE OESIGNEO TO SAVE TIME. MONEY
COURTS TO TRY NEW PROGRAM
VOLUNTEER FIREMEN
SEE FIRE DEPTS.
SEE FIRE DEPTS.
C T
^
S
I
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PAr.cl0'-.4
1/0O/87
N F
E
L
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P 0
DATE
C
PG
L
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PYL
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2/21/B6
A
7
0
s
S76
S 2
2/27/86
A
p
J
S 2
j/oi/'e
A
4
L
H 2
3/02/86
B
1
P
N
J 54
S 2
3/a3/B6
C
1
P
P
R76
H 2
3/28/B6
A
4
E
H 2
5/01/96
B
7
N
H I
6/2<./96
e
1
N
SOO
H 1
8/0R/R6
B
1
N
S3"
H 2
8/<f8/B6
B
1
N
L41
S 2
12/0'./n6
A
3
n
H 1
12/05/86
6
s
'1
H 2
12/1T/86
C
i
N
J40
S 2
12/17/66
A
1
N
S'?2
H 2
12/18/86
C
14
N
L40
S 2
12/18/86
A
1
N
S9?
S 2
12/19/86
A
1
N
S9?
S 2
12/19/86
A
4
E
S 1
12/19/8b
A
1
•I
S97
S 2
12/10/96
A
12
p
F
H 2
12/21/96
D
A
E
H 2
12/23/86
C
1
N
L40
H 2
12/2''/9b
A
4
L
H 2
3/02/86
B
1
0
N
J 54
ON
S 2
1/24/96
A
4
L
H 2
10/19/86
C
3
N
H 2
3/20/86
B
1
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N
A 54
H 5
7/03/86
b
1
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P
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H 2
10/12/96
D
2
T
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W36
DURHAM COUNTY, VOLUNTEER
N.C, VOLUNTEER
VOLUNTEER INCO"E Tax ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
SEE ALSO INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE
VITA HELPS ELDERLY FILE TAXES
VOLUNTEER INITIATIVE PROGRAM
SEE ALSO GENERAL TELEPhONf CO. OF THE SOUTHEAST
GTE VOLUNTEFRS AID COMMUNITY
FIRM'S SHOULD BACK MORE VOLUNTEERISN
VOLUNTEER SERVICES BUREAU
SEE ALSO MEALS ON WHEFLS
SEE ALSO SHARE YOUR CHRISTMAS
SEE ALSO VOLUNTEERS, DURHAM
GIVING THE PRFCIOUS GIFT OF TIME
VOLUNTEER SERVICE BUREAU 'TYING UP' VOLUNTEERS
DURHAM GROUPS SAY 'THANKS' TO VOLUNTEERS
ENLARGING DURHAM'S HEART
VOLUNTEER GROUPS SET AGENDAS AND HONOR 'FECIAL VOLUNTEERS
VOLUNTEER GROUPS SET AGENDAS AND HONOR SPECIAL VOLUNTEERS
YOUNG VOLUNTEERS HONORED
195 STUDENTS RECOGNIZED FOR SUMMER VOLUNTEER WORK
VOLUNTEERS, ruRHAM
SEE ALSO OU«E UNIV. VOLUNTEER SERVICE?
SFE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL, CAND YSTR I PERS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, VOLUNTEERS
SEE ALSO DURHAM UNITEO WAY
SEE ALSO HOST HOMES PROGRAM
SEE ALSO KEY VOLUNTEER
SEE ALSO PhOnE-a-frienD
SEE ALSO RETIRED SENIOR VOLUNTEER PROGRAM
SEE ALSO VOLUNTEER SERVICES BUR?AU
PHONE LINE STARTED FOR LATCHKEY CHILDREN
DESPITE EMPTY NFST, SHE STAYS PLUGGED IN TO YOUNG STUDENTS.
HELPLINE LOOKING FQR CRISIS COUNSELORS
CREDIT PIG BROTHER
MUSIC THERAPIST SOOTHES PATIE-JTS WITH ALZHEIMER'S
GTE VOLUNTEERS AID COMMUNITY
FIRMS SHOULD BACK MORF VOLUNIFERISM
EPA TFSTS PAY — FOR STUDENTS AND SCIENCE
EPA WANTS A FEW GOOD VOLUNTEERS
DUKF NEED? VOLUNTEERS FOR HEART-DISEASE STUDY
VOLUNTEFRS SwORN IN BY JUOGE
BANK, DUKE, VOLUNTEERS COLLECT CANNED FOOD
GIVING The precious gift of time
UUKE GROUP SPONSORS CANNEO-FOOO DRIVE
STUDENTS LEND HELPING HANDS
VOLUNTEER SERVICE BUREAU 'TYING UP' VOLUNTEERS
COMMUNITY SERVICE CAN EXPAND HO'IZONS
RED CROSS OFFERS VOLUNTEER OPPOO TUN I 1 1 E ":
DURHAM GROUPS SAY 'THANKS' TU VOLUNTEERS
HOSPITAL AUXILIARY TAPS VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR
AWARD WINNER
IT WAS 'RED V DAY FOR KEY VOLUNTEER RECOGNITION EVENT
ENLARGING DURHAM'S HEART
THANKS FROM THRIFT SHOP
TOP VOLUNTEER
HE'S A VETERAN VOLUNTEER
SUPPORT FOR VOLUNTEERS COMMENOEO
THEY 8ELIEVF IN 'SERVICE TO MANKIND'
HERE ARE Two MORE HONOREES
THEIR VISITS MAKE A utFFEOE':C =
THEY COULDN'T DO WITHOUT SHELBY TnDD, CHRIS HAMLET
TEEN VOLUNTEERS ARE NEEDED
H 2 4/24/P6
H 2 4/26/86
S 2 4/28/86
H 2 4/06/86 A 1 P N SB?
S 2 4/07/86 C 1 N
S 7 2/13/86 A 6 P N S27
S 2 1/24/86 C 1 N W82
S 2 l/2'?/86 A 4 E
3/J9/86 E
3/17/66 B
4/21/86 B
4/25/86 A
5/30/86 B
5/30/06 B
9/10/36 8
9/18/86 B
N
N
E
N S27
F S27
P F70
s
i/n/86
A
p
N
G59
H
1/13/96
B
P
G
FSn
S
1/15/86
e
p
N
S27
H
1/22/96
A
E
S
1/24/86
B
p
N
509
s
1/24/86
C
N
W82
s
1/20/86
A
F
s
1/31/96
c
N
H
2/04/96
c
N
■jeo
s
2/06/86
c
•1
s
2/12/86
B
N
H
3/08/85
A
N
H
3/09/86
E
P
F
H45
s
3/10/86
c
10
N
H
3/14/86
A
E
H
3/17/86
B
N
S
4/10/86
A
E
H
4/19/86
U
N
H
4/21/96
B
N
H
4/22/86
B
p
U
H.,5
s
4/23/86
A
P
p
K30
H
4/24/96
C
P
N
M45
H
4/25/96
A
F
H
4/25/96
A
L
S
4/25/96
A
P
o
L2D
H
4/27/96
E
P
F
H45
H
4/29/96
A
L
H
5/04/66
e
P
c
H45
H
5/04/86
E
N
H
5/11/96
E
p
c
HOI
H
5/18/96
E
p
c
H45
s
5/28/86
B
P
F
S27
MONTHLV/ANNuaL
INDEX
SUBJECTS
I LV ^ '^'»'"'''"^' .'e=ST5^.VF"°^- ^^«->^ VOLUNT.EPS
RECEIVE CERTIFICATES
VOLUMTEERINK KEEPS MAN Bll^v
«X?iN^^J{^lV'^l5aR';A'5%[SS''gJrA"'-'^'""^" '°'" ANNIVERSAP.
FOR HUNGRY, MORE MIRACLES
CHILD AND PARENT VOLUNTEERS
-REATH SHO«S PUPiLstTjei'loR SCHOOL VOLUNTEER. POET
VOLUNTEERS. N.C.
^^fMtrl° = 99y^'"<°l''S VOLUNTE'^R AWARD
Siir^gp^'^rNiw^ sg^E'"'''° °s «^^ i^jj^lS
Ep^i^fS S8ffi^S"lRSS^?o2;^S^ """^ "^ """ HEALTH CARE
H'KE'S PIVES A RUNNER AND sJKta'S HELPER
VOLUNTEERS. ORANGE CnuNTy
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C.
fB [El Emg^SN?iE?r-- ----
VOLUNTEER SANTAS I^E^Se^SId FOR FOSTER CHILDREN
VOLUNTEERS, U.S.
SEE ALSO HAFilTAT FOR HUMANITY
VDLVO """'"'°'" ---«« -- '— E LONGEVITY, STUDY SHO-S
SEE ALSO AO VOLVO
GM, VOLVO PLAN JOINT VENTURE IN GREENSBORO
VOODOO
SEE ALSO PELIGIOUS CULTS
TSE^°^^?,L°rjEL?E%"i'?N'!;o3S£§""«THOUSE
VOTE UUYING
^E|„ 'LSf^ VOTING IRRFGULARITIFS
E^^ir?:"-"''"-"""^ '^-^^" - VOTE-SELLING CHARGES
PROJECT £eS?JotI fl, f^i'"/^ ?•= V''TE-»UYING
C* SHERIFF ASKS FOR JURY TRIAL
VOTE FRAUD
SEE VOTING IRREGULARITIES
VOTER APATHY
APATHY HELPS LIBERALS
VOTER REGISTRATION
SfE ALSO INOEPENDENT VOTPB ■;
111 aLIS Jg^^S'SSSfio^;?- "•'•• V.TER REGISTRATION
III ^'•5° VOTING MACHINES
g KgJi'A'8 lll'nilol^^^.Ur:.s AGREE
jsf|rRiSY;yRrTfgK°T; ?;i^-i:;i-
REGISTiR^^rSoJnjy DEADLINE MONDAY
r'^^IIJIarS''^^ ii!:%p'E°cJif'|ff2s^°" ^^"^'™^
VOTER TURNOUT
IfI frl?. Ikf'^^^'^'*^' DURHAM
Icl J.'-JS ROLLING PLACES
SEE ALSO VOTING PRECINCT TALLY
Jnrc?; .^iX5 OEFEAT UON'T END CAREER
VOTING DISTRICTS
''lEDni?R?c"?rNS: Si^K'T^°IiJ;?Tf""""'^ UNCLUDES ALL OF DURHAM CO.,
VOTING IRREGULARITIES
REFERFNDUMS
P«-t IO'jS
l/03/fl7
DATE
5/30/B6 E
5/JO/n6 u
5/30/R6 A
5/30/56 B
6/01/16 E
6/05/fl6 A
6/0fl/R6 E
6/l'!/n6 A
8/l5/n6 A
8/2J/H6 A
a/J?/P6 C
9/ln/B6 B
''/I1/16 D
9/17/S6 B
■J/m/flb a
10/01/R6 U
10/0S/P6 E
lo/^o/?6
u/06/a6
Il/20/n6
12/23/96
s I r
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C PG L P flYL
H45
S27
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1/30/R6 8
3/20/96 D
5/29/96 A
6/10/06 b
7/13/96 E
a/10/R6 C
■9/15/96 A
10/2<./fl6 C
S 2
2
2/25/86 C 7
^ - 2/27/96 A 19
S 2 9/22/96 A 6
S 2 11/17/96 6 1
P F S£7
P F H<,9
P F 527
P n Mi,9
P P M66
L
P N 059
P P S76
P P F70
N
P F S27
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P F G51
P F Hii5
P N 527
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P P R76
N BIO
N <i7l
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N r,5Q
F G5'3
H 2 12/07/86 C T N nao
S 2 8/16/96 C 1 N
H 2 10/02/96 C 9
H 2 10/12/96 C 1
3/05/96
"1/07/66
7/n/96
9/0^/96
lO/lS/96
12/01/96
12/04/96
12/11/36
12/17/86
7
N
16
"1
1 t
N
1 1
N
1 1
N
21
N
2 11/12/96 A
H 1 1/03/96 C 3
M 3 2/J1/96 C 3
S 2 3/20/96 A 16
H 2 <,/0«./96 D <.
S 2 <./23/B6 C 1
N
« 2 './30/R6 8 ;
P %j
S 2 9/31/96 A 1
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H 2 10/03/96 A i
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» 10/03/96 B I
S I 10/03/96 C 1
H 2 10/0<./96 0 '.
S 2 I0/0'./96 B I
N
S 2 10/20/96 A 1
5 ? 10/21/96 C 5
H 2 10/31/96 A 5
S 2 11/03/06 A i
"06
S 2 11/13/66 C 3
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H 2
1/27/06 A
H 2
'./25/06 A
5/06/96 A
F
S 2
5/06/96 a
S 2
5/06/R4 A
N f-hl
H 2
5/07/96 A
H 1
5/09/96 B
H 2
5/09/86 B
H ?
5/09/96 8
H 1
5/09/96 B
S 2
6/03/96 A
N W27
N 060
H 2
10/02/96 8
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10/31/86 A
S 2
11/03/96 A
S 2
ll/0<./96 A
S 2
11/05/06 A
N H70
S 2
11/05/96 A
6
H 2
11/06/96 A
1 9
H 2
11/06/96 8
1
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H 2
7/08/96 A
4
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MOMIHLY/AII
I ri D E X
- 12/31/BS
VOtINC LAW CHARGES POLITICALt HAVERS S«r
PHILIPPINES' FLECTinN IS VICTORY FOR CH4US
...I HAVE RETUR... ICARTOONI
&OVEKNOR PAODPNS U DEMOCRATS INDICTED ON VOTE-SELLING CHARGES
COURT REVERSES PERJURY INDICTMENT DISMISSAL
CONCQOO LIQUOO BALLOTS RECOUNTEO
SO WHAT HAS ILLEGAL?
COLUMBUS COUNTY ELECTION COMPLAINTS FILED
HELMS CALLS MEXICAN VOTE FRAU3
uci MC ruAOr.cc ucvrrAM ci crrrnvi cuAiin
VES POLITICS
VOT ING MACHINES
SEE ALSO ELECTIONS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO POLLING PLACES
SEE ALSO VOTER PEGISTHATION
SEE ALSO WRITE-IN BALLOTS
MACHINE TROUBLE
VOTERS CAN ACCIDENTALLY CANCEL OUT THEIR OWN VOTES
HUMAN ERROR EYED IN CHANGING VOTE COUNTS
VOTING PPECINCT TALLY
SEE ALSO DURHAM. N.C.. VOTING PRECINCTS (INCLUDES ALL OF DURHAM CO. I
PRECINCT VOTING TALLIES
VOTING PRECINCT TALLIES
VOTING PRECINCT TALLIES
VOTING PRECINCT TALLIES
TURNOUT HEAVY IN DURHAM PRECINCTS
ELECTION '86: U.S. SENATE. N .C . SENATE. CONGRESS
ELECTION '36: STATE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
ELECTION "Bh: DURHAM COUNTY BONDS
ELECTION "86: DURHAM COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
ELECTION >ab: DISTRICT JUDGE. SHERIFF
DURHAM RETURNS FOR SENATE. CONGRESS. BONDS
VOTING RIGHTS ACT
SEE ALSO R IGHT TO VOTE
JUDICIAL ELECTION SUIT UNRESOLVED AS FILING OPENS
REVIEW OF SCHOOL ELECTIONS TO MEAN MORE PAPERWORK
JACKSON SAYS BLACKS TO SUE OVER ELECTIONS
THREE DEMOCRATS. ONE REPUBLICAN FILE FOR ALAMANCE DISTRICT ATTORNEY
STATE PLANS TO SUBMIT ELECTION INFORMATION TO JUSTICE DEPARTMENT
WILSON COUNTY VOTES TO ACCEPT ELECTION PLAN
VOTER DISCRIMINATION DENIED BY HIGH POINT
SUPERIOR COURT JUDGES VOTE OK'D; NO DATE SET
REVISION OF JUDICIAL ELECTIONS URGED
ELECTION OF N.C. COMMISSIONERS REVIEWED
JULY 29 PRIMARY APPROVED FOR 22 JUDGESHIPS IN N.C.
JORDAN: LEGISLATURE WON'T ALTFR RUNOFF SYSTEM THIS YEAR
JUDGE RULING SKIPS DURHAM. ORANGE
SUPREME COURT RULING may SPEED END OF NUMBERED JUDICIAL SEATS
COURT: N.C. REDISTRICTING VIOLATES VOTING RIGHTS
DURHAM DISTRICTS OVERTURNED: SUPREME COURT R E JEC T S . . . 0 I STR I CTS • ..
DURHAM LIKELY TO REVERT TO MULTI-MEMBER DISTRICT
SUPREME COURT TRIVIALIZES KTH AMENDMENT
NORTH CAROLINA DESERVED JUDICIAL KICK
JUDICIAL RACES DELAY SEEN IF INJUNCTION GRANTED
DFMOCRATS TRY TO WOO WHITES. I1LACKS
SUIT CHALLENGES SCHOOL BOARD CHANGES IN 22 N.C. COUNTIES
BLACK MAYORS FIND GOOD. BAD IN VOTING RIGHTS ACT
VOUCHER PROPOSALS
SEE SCHOOLS. U.S.
. VOUCHER PROPOSALS
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2/01/116
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2/lB/n6
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3/05/R6
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H I
3/12/B6
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H 2
3/21/P6
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H 2
3/2A/ne,
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5/U9/Bt>
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1 P
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H 2
i/QO/Pt
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A54
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5/12/86
C
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H 2
5/I3/n6
6
N
H 2
5/15/66
A
E
H 2
6/10/R6
B
N
S 2
6/1T/H6
A
1 P
N
H 2
6/1B/96
A
12 P
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S 1
7/10/86
A
N
H 2
9/02/86
B
N
S 2
10/29/86
C
N
H 3
10/29/86
B
N
S 2
U/0'./9t>
A
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S 2
11/06/86
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S 2
11/06/96
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H 1
11/07/86
B
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H I
U/09/B6
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H60
S 2
11/09/86
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1 °
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H 2
11/0=1/86
C
12
N
S 2
11/12/86
A
14
N
185
S 2
1/14/96
C
N
885
H I
1/15/86
C
N
L40
H 2
11/26/86
B
N
H I
1/27/86
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N
H60
H 2
2/0A/86
A
17
N
S 2
12/11/86
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11
N
S 2
12/17/86
A
21
N
S 2 5/06/36 C 1
S 2 11/01/86 A S
S 2 12/05/86 A 2
PIONEER RADIO STATION WBIG SIGNS OFF
WCHL ICHAPEL HIlL. N.C.I
TREE TO STAND NEAR EASTGATE
WCPE-FM (RALEIGH. N.C.I
RiOIO STATION WCPE SEEKING VOLUNTEERS
GALLERY HOSTS BENEFIT
HDCG-FH (DURHAM, N.C.I
VOYAGER (SPACE PROBEI
VOYAGER VIEWS AT MOREHEAD H
PLANETARIUM TO SHOW REPORTS ON VOYAGER 2 H
UNC TO COVER ENCOUNTER WITH L>-'ANUS S
MAN'S DESIRE TO FLY GOT BIG BOOST IN N.C. S
NON-STOP INTO HISTORY BOOKS H
VOYAGER AIRCRAFT INC. (EXPERIMENTAL AIRCRAFTl
SEE ALSO AIRPLANES
VOYAGER CRACKED HIS RECORD, BUT HE'S STILL HAPPY-THAT'S WHAT THEY'RE FOR H
...CIRCLING SHOPPING MALL PARKING DECKS... (CARTOONI H
VOYAGEP COMMUNICATIONS INC.
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS "
WA5V (ASHEVILLE. N.C.I
8 APPLY TO OPERATE NEW TV STATIONS IN STATE H
HATA (BOONE, N.C.I
HE'S ON THE AIR - WITH A MESSAGE FROM GOD H
RADIO PREACHER BLENDS MOUNTAIN RELIGION, HIGH-TECH RADIO SAVVY S
WATS (WIDE AREA TELETOMMMNICATIONS SERVICEI
SEE ALSO TELECO"MUNICAT IONS SYSTEMS
SEE ALSO TELEPHONES. U.S.
AGENCY'S ACTION MAY REDUCE COSTS OF LONG-DISTANCE CALLS WITHIN STATE H
COST OF WATS-LINE SERVICE MAY GO UP UNDER PROPOSAL H
WBIG
5/07/86
5/07/86
5/07/96
5/07/66
11/04/86
1 I/U5/B6
11/05/66
11/05/86
11/05/86
11/05/96
11/06/86
10
11
11
11
1
10
10
10
10
11
21
1/06/86 B
1/16/86 B
2/03/86 A
2/04/96 C
2/08/86 C
3/29/86 a
4/13/86 C
4/15/86 C
4/19/96 A
5/21/86 A
5/24/86 8
5/31/86 B
6/23/86 A
6/24/96 A
6/30/96 A
7/01/96 A
7/01/96 A
7/08/96 A
7/11/86 A
10/04/86 A
10/31/86 A
12/10/86 A
12/10/86 A
1/21/86
1/21/86
1/21/86
12/20/96
12/27/86
12/21/86
12/21/86
11
12
3
2/07/86
9/26/86
5/25/86
5/2 9/86
4 T T 856
5 N
7 N K55
2
2
1/04/86
2/23/86
U
B
5
12
N
N
2
11/22/86
B
8
N
3
11/12/96
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1
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2
2
3/06/86
5/22/66
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1/01/86
INDEX
12/31/86
S U B J
RADIO CORP. NAMES GENERAL MANAGER
WOfIC (OUOHAH. N.C.)
RETIRFD HONC MANACER OIES
fS?^?,,?.''!'?'^^^ f"= DURHAM RAOn
cn^..?i!iU15 ADVOCATE:
STATIONS IS DEAD
OUTAGE DELAYS PAPER
G RESTAURANTS
??ANK'gAgSi^%rA'Y"f'o^'''' ^''^""T'^ FOUNDATION
WDNC EXPANDS ITS DURHAM JAZZ S HDU
fSA'S?S%%°R^!SN^«|«V"° '^■"^ "eI"?3nCERT
HFNC
TWO STATIONS TO AIR KHESELL'S TALK SHOW
HFXC-FM
PLANNING PANEL OKS PAGE Hn rnMDi cv
FINGERPRINTING pRoGrSmSS^Se^Q F?^R ^0 TOMORROW
WHPE (HIGH POINT, N.C.I
WIC
SEE WOMEN INFANT AND CHILDREN PROGRAM
MKFT-TV (FAYETTEVILLE, N.C.I
JJi.SIJ,"™ ^° RfACHTR ANGLE
CHANNEL <,D'S POWER BOOST DUE SOON
WKRX (ROXBORO, N.C.I
TWO APPLICATIONS ARE FILED FOR RADIO STATION IN SEMORA
WLFL (DURHAM, N.C.I
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
WHKR-FM (BALTIMORE. "ARYLANDI
CAPITOL BROADCASTING BUYS TWO STATIONS
WNVZ-FM (NOKFOLU, VIRGINIAI
CAPITOL BROADCASTING BUYS TWO STATIONS
WPCM
CONCERT SCHEDULED TO BENEFIT FARMERS
WPTF-RAOIO (RALEIGH, N.C.I
HORSE RACING IN N.C:?
CAPTAIN BOB FIRED FROM JOR
?s8'?TingNi"?iis?rKK?s^c[;?rTXij"s^r'°"
WPTF-JV (RALEIGH, N.C.I
CHANNEL ZK TO JOIN -TAR HEELS IN PROGRESS
??IfTL^ T'3 ""'l-n 2,000-FOOT TliwER
STATION WILL RUILO NEW TOWER
WgOR-FM (RALEIGH, N.C. I
SS?f|SM?t^SfJSS^S^?fe^^L"A5*L^:t'' REPRESENTS WQDR
WRAL
fanfare: WRAL CLASSIC SET
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"So;iES':RA'Vse°Rs".SIl'^^ L'ulhih^i '"" °' ^"^^ ^''^'^^^ "OJ"TS
WRXO (RADIO STATIONI
TWO APPLICATIONS ARE FILED FO^ RaOIO STATION IN SEMORA
HSES (RADIO STATIONI
CARRBORG COMPANY BUYS AM STATION
WTHP-FM
TWO RALEIGH MEN BUYING SEVERAL RADIO STATIONS
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1/09/87
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3/D5/86 A
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2/27/86 A
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2/2R/R6 A
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3/02/86 D
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3/03/86 A
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3/0S/86 A
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3/25/06 A
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6/17/86 b
1
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6/l''/R6 A
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6/26/86 D
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6/27/86 D
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8/10/86 E
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8/12/86 B
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12/0'5/86 A
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12/18/86 A
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12/11/86 A
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S 2
3/05/86 C
1
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S 2
8/22/86 C
1
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S 2
9/2'J/86 A
8
N
H 2
9/30/86 B
6
N
H 2 <./27/86 C 14 N
H 2 5/09/86 B 6 N 851
H 1 12/19/86 e 1 N
H 2 2/15/86 A 9 N
H 2 5/29/86 B <, N
S 2 U/0*/86 B 8 N
H 2 9/10/86 CAN
H 2 9/10/86 C 4 N
H 2 12/11/86 B I N H60
<./25/86 B I
7/30/86 A 11
1 1/18/36 B 12
12/11/86 A 19
H 2 1/19/86 C 6
H 2 3/07/86 A 12
S 2 3/08/86 A 10
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YQU WORK ALONE.. .AND ND800Y SUGGESTS
WTIK RADIO (DURHAM, N.C.I
PAINTING 275-FOOT TOWER,
WTRG
NEW FM STATION BROADCASTING IN TRIANGLE
WTVO (DURHAM, N.C.I
rllffj REPORTED IN TV LOT
"I^D NAMES NEW PRESIDENT '°"
bI:5o! opivE'is^juNE'"!""' '"^'■"^ "a'-'- a" senate race
WTVO SPORTS DIRECTOR, BRENNER. FIRFn
S';^?^?*?''^''" '° RRENNER? "°
RACING COVEOAGE POOR
?nv«f?t*S5'^? i^5 PARKING LOT
COVERAGE OF REAGAN BIASED
WUNC (CHAPFL HILL, N.C.I
tTu'l.nil.nT''' •"«"' 'or BIRTHDAY
WUNC APPOINTS PROMOTION DIRFfriP
WUNC PLANS MUSEUM OF ARTS SFRTFS
WUNC-FM RECEIVES AWARD FoS^XCELLENCE
H 2 3/21/86 A 18 N
H 2 8/l<./86 B 3 N
H 2 12/27/86 0 3 P N
H 2 4/04/86 C 4 N
H 2 6/16/86 A 4 L
S 1 10/15/86 C 1 N
S 2 11/25/86 B 3 N
C SPONSORING GROUPSI
H 2 3/10/86 A 1 T N 454
H 1 12/19/86 B 1 N
H 2 11/08/86 A 13 N
H 2 2/28/86 B 5 N
H 2 7/12/86 C 1 P N H95
H 2 8/16/86 e 5 N
1
5 2
1/03/86 C
H 2
1/17/86 A
S 2
1/20/96 C
H 2
3/14/86 B
H 2
4/26/S6 E
S 2
6/17/86 C
H 2
9/11/96 D
H 2
9/17/86 A
H 2
9/25/06 A
H ?
10/02/86 e
H 2
10/15/86 A
H 2
2/07/86 D
H 2
2/25/86 B
H 2
3/18/86 A
S 2
4/03/86 D
H 2
4/27/86 C
H 3
6/05/86 9
S 2
6/12/86 D
5 2
7/03/86 0
S 2
a/OT/86 0
H 2
8/12/96 B
H 2
8/14/86 B
N H60
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HUNC OADIO HI^JS AWARO GRANT
1260,117 PteOOEO TO hAOIO STA'IriN
•LISTEN 86' 3SIN&S \H 5260.817 T3 MIJNC
iVlLKEO NAMED NEW DIRECTOR OF "QTOH CLUB
RESEARCHER TO BE GUEST ON RADIO SHOW
•CIDOLERS" ChRISTkaS'
CHRISTMAS SOU'.'OS
SYMPHONY ON THE AIR
I n 0 E <
U/31/H6
SUBJECTS
HUNC-TV ICHAPEL HILL, N.C.I
SEE UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL.
TcLEVISION
HUNP IRQANOKE RAPIDS. N.C.I
8 APPLY TO OPERATE NEW TV STATIONS IN STATE
WXYC lUNC STUDENT RADIO STATIONI
ROCK SHOW AIDS WXYC
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12/18/86
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H 2 11/07/86 D 12 N
TWO APPLICATIONS ARE FILED FOR RADIO STATION IN SEMQRA
H2ZU 04-FMI
RADIO STATION FACES LAWSUIT
W. 8. -RIGHT FURNITURE CO.
FIRE HITS DOWNTOWN: 3 STORES HEAVILY DAMAGED
c)LA7e DAMAGES 3 DURHA'^ STORES
INFERNO
ARSON IS SUSPFCTEO IN OTWNTOWN DURHAM FIRS
MANPOWER AOFQUATE AT DOWNTOWN FIRE
REVIVED FIRE UNIT HAS GOOD BEGINNING
W. DUKE AND SONS
TOBACCO COMPANY HAS DEEP ROOTS IN DURHAM'S HISTORY
W. G. PEARSON SCHOOL
SEE PEARSON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
w, H. K ING DRUG Cl).
DRUG DELIVERY VAN STOLEN FROM HEALTH CENTER
w. I. PATTERSON "ECREATIONAL CENTER
CENTER NAMED FOR PATTERSON
W. K. KELLOGG FOUNDATION
UNC FACULTY MEMBER NAMED KELCGG FELLOW
BAINES NA"EO TO COMMITTEE
W, M. PIATT &N0 CO.
ROxaORO TOLD IT HAS WATER CAPACITY TO SERVE PROPOSED COGENTPIX PLANT
COUNCIL AGREES TO SFTTLF LAWSrlT
CITY AGREES TO StTTLE SUIT
SLOW 8ETHESDA SEbER PROGRESS DRAWS CRITICISM
BETUESOA RESIDENTS PUSH FOR SEwER SYSTEM
W. OXFORD ELFMErjTARY SCHOOL
SEE ALSO GRANVILLE COUNTY SCHOOLS
GRANVILLE SCHOOLS TRY PILOT COMPUTER
GRANVILLE COUNTY SCHOOL 'STRUT THEIR COMPUTER STUFF'
w. P. FERRIS. INC.
COUNTY TAX OFFICE TO STUDY LOW PROPERTY APPRAISALS
WA WA ST.
STUDENTS CHIOEO FOR ALLEGED SIGN CAPER
WACHOVIA BANK AND TRUST CO.
WACHOVIA GIVES <50.000 TO ARTS
LATE FOR W0RK7 TRY OnF OF THESE EXCUSES. THEN LOOK FOR A NEW JOB
bUSINES": HIGHLIGHTS: NORTH CAROLINA
WACHOVIA REVAMPS CREDIT CARD ^ATES
2 BANKS RETURN TO IKi RATE FOR CREDIT-CARD BUYS
2 TCA STUDENTS GET SCHOL AR SH r S
N.C. BANKS TRY TO LURE RICH CJSTOMERS
WACHOVIA BANK AND TRUST CO. (AVONOALF DRIVEl
ARREST LEADS TO CHARGES IN RALEIGH
WACHOVIA BANK AND TRUST CO. I DURHAM -CHAPEL HILL SLVO.I
5 ARE PROMOTED BY WACHOVIA IN TRIANGLE
WACHOVIA BANK AND TRUST CO. (NINTH ST. I
ELDERLY WOMAN VICTIM OF 49,60'! FLIMFLAM
CTN HAN GETS t9.600 POSING AS B«NK OFFICER
TWO PFRSONS ROBBED AT BANKING MACHINES
WACHOVIA BANK AND TRUST CO. ( Wl NSTON- SALEM. N.C.I
ANALYSTS AT WACHOVIA SEE NATION'S ECONOMY EDGING UP THIS YEAR
WACHOVIA BUILDING (DURHAM, N.C.I
MAN CHARGED WITH BREAKING INTO OFFICES
WACHOVIA BUSINESS INDEX
SEE BUSINESS INDEX, N.C. AND SOUTHEAST IWACHOVIAI
WACHOVIA CUP
FANFARE: ET CETERA
WACHOVIA MORTGAGE CO.
BANK'S MESSAGF GETS REPLIES — IRATE PHONE CALLS
H 1 12/19/86 B 1
S 2 11/17/86 C 1
N
WAOE G.
SEE
BROWN WATER TREATMENT PLANT
INFINITY ROAD WATER TREATMENT PLANT
WAGES. DURHAM
SEE ALSO COST OF LIVING
SEE ALSO COST OF LIVING INDEX. DURHAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C. CITY EMPLOYEES
SFE ALSO ECONOMY, DURHAM
SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT, DuPHAM
PRODUCTION WORKERS' PAY HOLDS STEADY
EPA TESTS PAY--FOR STUDENTS AND SCIENCE
N.C. RETAIL MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION OPPOSING PLAN TO UP SALES TAX
BUSINESS PRIEFING
THE LABOR FORCE IN TRIANGLE INCREASING BY •.■; PEOPLE DAILY
HOURLY INCREASE NOTED IN TRIANGLE SECRETARIES' PAY DURING PAST YEAR
STORM FARLIFR IN "ONTH HIT GTF, DUKE POWER'S POCKETPDOKS HARD, TOO
HIGH WAGES MAY HUR I EFFORTS OF LEAF WORKERS TO FIND NFw JOOS
RALEIGH-OURHAM TOPS STATE IN WAGES
OURHA" joa MARKET APPEARS STRONGcR THAN IN OTHER AREAS
AMERICAN AIRLINES TO TRANSFER WORKERS TO ROU
WAGES. INTERNATIONAL
BETTER OFF THAN BELIEVED
WAGES, N.C.
H
7
<./01/86
A
1 P N S82
S
7
4/01/86
A
1 P N
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1 P P L2"
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7
",/02/86
A
1 N -51
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7
<./02/°6
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I P N TBS
s
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<./18/86
A
4 L
8/26/86 A I P N H03
H 2 5/17/86 C
S 2 4/16/86 C I
H 2 7/10/86 B 5
S 2 10/30/96 C 10
H 1 3/l3/»6 B 1 N 58P
H 2 7/30/86 C I N 551
S 2 7/30/86 C 1 N 885
H 2 12/23/86 C 1 N A54
S 2 12/23/86 C 1 N M06
S 2 11/11/86 A 1 N S92
S 2 12/02/86 C 1 P N S92
H 7 11/20/86 BIN «54
H 2 12/10/86 C 1 N S82
H 2 1/15/E6 6 1 N
H ' 2/27/86 A 18 U L41
H 2 5/23/36 C 5 N
H 2 5/25/86 C 18 N
S 2 6/14/36 A 3 N W82
H 1 9/12/'=6 5 1 N
S 2 10/01/86 A 10 N
H 2 8/19/86 C 2
H 2 10/26/86 D 13
H 2 3/19/86 C 1 N ■>5\
S 2 3/n/86 C 1 N
H 2 10/27/Ro B 1 N
H 2 1/09/86 D 4 P U L4I
H 7 5/13/86 C 4 II
H 2 6/09/86 B 4 N
H 2 5/14/86 A 14 N L41
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1/06/66 C
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1/31/86 C
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2/20/86 A
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4/01/86 A
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5/25/06 C
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subjecrs
PAr.ElO'i')
III i!-?S 5fS^ °'' LIVING
SEE ALSO ECOiNGMr, N.c.
SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT. N.C.
SEE ALSO SALARIES. N.C.
STATE LAGS REHINU IN WAGES
RE?OR?'lA°;rN\cTIUA'?TyiE'NEls'g?A."^S^V?';i^ "^^'^"^
SIGNIFICANT 0 SCREPANCIES RFPTlTen^2"T = 9^.,?'^^'''CTURING RISE
ANNUAL PAY, STATE BY 5TArF '" TRIANGLE JOB APPLICATION
N.C. HOOKERS GAIN
CONSERVATIVES HURT WORKERS
iS^3a^^5A%K%T{pJliR?^^?R%'N^?R^-T„^r?S"aT2iS\R'||? —
WAGES, SOUTH
study: south UNFAVORABLE FUR WORKERS" PAY
WAGES, U.S.
= 11 !f.'-52 SLACKS, U.S.. WAGES
SEE ALSO OVERTIME PAY
SEE ALSO PAYROLL TAX
5fi JI-5S ff^SONAL INCOME, U.S.
SEE ALSO SALARIES, U.S.
EnyCATION THE ANSWER TO CLOSING WAGF GAP
SSi.-S-"^;^^;; ?yOtL",*LE 0Rub°^i^p!!?5ls'^{?00 MILLION SALES MARK
ANNUAL PAY, STATE BY STATE
LCM PUTS NEW SPARK IN GENERIC CIGARETTE PACKS
WAGNER KNITTING INC. (LOWELL. N r 1
YARN PLANT FIRE iiS^I's'" JbSu't "i 3 MILLION OAMAGE
WAGONS
SEE ALSO RUGGIES
JUNK FOR SALE
RAFTING DOWN THE NOLICHUCKY
WAI TFRS
WAITERS WILL COMPETE IN ATHLETIC EVENTS
WAITRESSES
SEE ALSO RESTAURANTS. DURHAM
i^^jj^MBMJl^B;^^^^^ --^ --SMENT
WAKE CHRISTIAN ACAOEMY
ENROLLMENT DECLINING IN STATE'S NON-PUBLIC SCHOOLS
WAKE COUNTY, N.C.
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HAKE OFFICIALS TO OFFER AOVICF
DEVELOPMENT OF WAKE COUNTY PAR
PROBATION PROGRAM IS INTFN<;ruF
WASTE DUMP HEaSinG TO BE HELD
COUNTY BOARD OKS MOVING 90 sor
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DRUG CHARGES
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WAKE COUNTY, N.C, HOSPITALS
Sll SiKlVoUNfY^HSlplT'lL' ?YSTe!!'"" "^ SPFCIFIC HOSPITALSl
SEE WAKE COUNTY MEDICAL CENTER
WAKE COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION
SEE ALSO WAKE COUNTY SCHOOLS
PARENTS PLEAD WITH BOARD TO RECONSIDER STANDARDS
""■"^ SSlrT,"? COMMISSIONERS
WAKE COUNTY COURTS
SEE ALSO COURTS, N.C.
•G00FFrnu?T"V5LV';i'=f"'' DEFENDANT ARGUES
WAKE M^y pIJi J^''?A°„t'< W^E COURTHOUSE
WAKE MAY REPLACE COURT REPORTERS WITH VIDEO TAPING
WAKE COUNTY GRAND JURY
WAKE JURY INDICTS DURHAM WOMAN
WAKE COUNTY HEALTH DEPT.
SMOKING BANNED INSIDE WAKE COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT
"A" E COUNTY HOSPITAL SYSTEM
III : fg WA°K%^'c'S!i^fY''M^DI^\"c^!i??R''*''" °' ^^ECIFIC HOSPITALS.
WAKE HOSPITAL, DOCTORS SUED
WAKE COUNTY JAIL
ONE OF TWO ESCAPEES RECAPTURED IN GARNER
"A"! COUNTY MEDICAL CENTER
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WAKE COUNTY SCHOOLS
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DRUG DRGBE NETS 90 HIGH SCHOOL SruOENTS IN WAKE H
HEARINGS BEGIN IN HAKE ON STUOENT DBUG CHARGES S
PARENTS' HELP URGED TO FIGHT ORUG ABUSE IN SCHOOLS H
WAKE COUNTY SCHQOLSi SCHOOL BUSES
STATE SCHOOLS PLAN TO KEEP HIRING 16-YEAR-OLD BUS DRIVERS H
WAKE COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPT.
SEE ALSO THE SHERIFF'S ACADEMY
i DURHAM VICE OFFICERS IN SHOOTOUT H
WAKE ELECTRIC MEMBFRSHIP CORPORATHN
MALFUNCTION CUTS OFF POWER TO 795 H
WAKE FOREST HIGHWAY
SFE NC 93
WAKE FOREST UNIV.
BAPTIST GROUP DFLAYS ACTION O'l WAKE FOREST PROPOSAL S
WAKE FOREST UNIV.. BAPTIST CONVENTION WORKING TO RESOLVE TRUSTEE DISPUTE H
DUKE FYES MALPRACTICE COVERAGE OPTION 5
WAKE F0PE5T UNIVERSITY OWNS FOR"EP CONSULATE IN VENICE. ITALY H
WAKF FOREST MAY OWN U.S. CONSllLATf IN ITALY S
POPULARITY PROVIDES NUMBER OF PROBLEMS FOR COLLEGES IN N.C. H
WAKE FOREST UNIVERSITY, BAPTIST CONVENTION FACE "DIVORCE' H
WFU. OAPTIST CONVENTION PROPOSAL WOULD SEVER TIFS H
BAPTIST DELEGATES VTTE TO END FORMAL TIES TO WAKE FHREST H
CONTROL BY MODERATES SEEN AT BAPTIST STATE CONVENTION H
A TIMELY SEVERANCE "
BORING: SCIENTISTS SEEK CAUSE OF. ..Z-Z-Z H
VANDALS SET FIRES AT WAKE FOREST UNIVERSITY CAMPUS H
WAKE FOREST UNIV.. COMMENCEMENT
DUKE'S FRANKLIN HONORED BY W A< E
12 FROM DURHAM GET WFU DEGREES
WAKE FOREST UNIV.. FACULTY
PROFESSOR'S STUDY A YAWNER
HAKE FOREST UNIV.. GIFTS AND FUND RAISING
II MILLION PLEDGED TO WAKE FOREST UNIVERSITY
WAKE FOREST UNIV., HONORARY DEGREES
DUKF'S FRANKLIN HONORED BY WAKE
WAKE FOREST UNIV.. POESIOENT _ ^„ ^^^ „,^, .^ ^^
TRIBBLE. FUPMFR PRESIDENT OF WAKE FOREST, DIES AT 86
H. W. TRIBBLE. WAKE FOREST EX-PRESIDENT
MAKE FOREST UNIV.. SPEAKERS
BETTY FORD TO SPtAK AT HAKE FOREST UNIVERSITY
SENATOR: SOLUTION MUST BE FOUND TO NUCLEAR THREAT
WAKE FOREST UNIV.. STUDENTS
WAKE FOREST DFAN'S LIST IS RELEASED
".I STUDENTS ARRESTED IN FAKE ID SCHEMES— SO FAR
WAKE FOREST UNIV., TUITION
WAKE FOREST TUITION HIKED
WAKE FOREST UNIV. BOARD OF TRUSTEES
BOARD OKS WAKE FOREST AGREEMENT
WAKE FOREST UNIV. SCHOOL OF LAW
WAKE PKOF NAMED DEAN AT PUGET SOUND LAW SCHOOL
FEWER LAW GRAOS PASS N.C. BAR EXAM
3 OF 12 CENTRAL GRADS PASS 9A<
BAR EXAM SCORES SIGN OF PROGRESS AT NCCU
WAKE FOREST UNIV. SPORTS. BASEBALL
UNC LACROSSE TAKES =iTH
N.C. STATE, WAKE FOREST WIN IN BIG 4 BASEBALL
WAKE WALLOPS GA. TECH, 1 <.- 2
'PACK CLINCHES CROWN
WITHOUT HANSON. TECH'S BROWN TOPS
WAKE FOREST UNIV. SPORTS. BASKETBALL IMENI
JENKINS, CLEMSON ROUT DEACONS
OAUGHERTY. TAR HEELS WHIP WAKE
HEELS OUTNUMBER YOUNG DF AC S
DUKE GUARDS RECALL BOGUES' 'BIG' OAY IN CAMERON
DUKE WHIPS WAKE FOR 16TH STRAIGHT
DEVILS MAUL DEACONS
PACK OVERCOMES DELIBERATE 06ACS
DISHING OFF
BOGUES. DEACONS SCARE WOLFPACK
VIRGINIA WALKS OVER WAKE
HOOKS SAYS DEACONS HAVEN'T RELEASED SCOTT
OEACS FAIL TO TAME TIGERS
TIGERS NIP OEACS
BIAS. JOHNSON PACE MARYLAND
DUKE Ti^IPS WAKE FOR 2nTH VICTORY
DFCK STAAKIEDl AGAINST VICTORY IN DEACON COACH'S 1ST SEASON
I DON'T WANT TQ SEE IT...
DEVILS DUMP QMTMANNEO DEACONS
bOGUES HELPS DEACONS DENY ECU UPSFT BID
TAR HEELS START LITTLE. WIN BIG OVER DEACC
SKYWALKER
IF IT'S BAD NEWS. DON'T TELL ME...
HEELS GO INSIOE TO DUMP WAKE
CAVS EXTEND DEACONS' ACC SKID
VIRGINIA HULOS OFF STUBBORN DEACONS
TECH PULLS AWAY FFOM DEACONS
DEACONS COME UP SHORT VS. JACKETS
BAXTER KEYS OFFENSE AS TERPS DROP WAKF
BIAS, TFRPS TOP DEACS
BIAS MOVES INTO SECOND
n r- A r r-,n e circ rai iiCi ncii
CONS
AWKINS...
BIAS MOVES INTO SECOND
DEACONS FACE IBLUEI DEVILISH TQURNEY OOnS
AMAKER MAY SIT OUT DUKE'S ACC OPENER
DEACONS' TYRONE BOGGS . DUKE'S BILLY KING AND JOHNNY 0
DUKE SineSTEPS DEACONS. 68-60
BLUE DEVILS SURVIVE AMAKER'S INJURY
OEACS COULD MAKE BIG BUCKS IF ACC TEAMS MAKE IT TO FINAL FOUR
WAKE SIGNS MISSOURI PREP STAR
FANFARE: WAKE'S THOMAS GONE
TACY STILL EYES COACHING SPOT
HARSH reality: DRUGS END ORFAM OF BASKETBALL STAR
FORMER WAKE FORFST BASK':TBALL STAR TRIES TO REBOUND FROM DRUGS
WAKE'S DEACON' HAVE NOWHERE TO GO. ..BUT UP
ouke signs 6-f. koUBFk
RECRUITING. EXPERIENCE TO HE L" DEACONS
SILER PICKS DEACONS. BASKETBALL
MARATHON OIL DOWNS DEACONS
WAKF F0P6ST 60. COASTAL CAkOLINA 55
WAKE FOREST 75, DAVIDSON 60
WILLIAMS' HEROICS SAVE HOYAS
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SUBJECTS
PA<-,eij7i
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■S HOME TURF
LOSS BY Hrs 0E4C0NS
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lERPS GOOD BET TO REPEAT, HUT DON'T COUNT OTHERS OUT
HAKE FOREST UNIV. SPORTS. FOOTBALL
MC^rr C;Y^B^°W"S?CL'H^=S?K|?5hSS.GN,NG PERIOa OPENS HEDNESDAY
S?" WORRIES WAKE'S GROH
WAKE'S BR M HAS MANY FACES
WOLFPACK, DFACS ST«T ACC PLAY
WHAT IT HAS, HAS FUN
GROH PRAISES OFFeSsiJI uSe
THREE KEY GAMES SET IN ACC
DEACONS GO STOMPIN' ON ARMY'
iloTllSoK^rglS ^oT^ 'O" PLAYERS
CAVS MAKE, DEACS MISS IN IIUA u T w
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HEEL i^H five"'-'* ^"^ INJURIES HURT ^ "^""^ '^°'' "^'^'-S" J" AILMENTS
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FANFlRE^°^fr,''^°'"^" f"" OUT'^orsOWL
FANFARE: OUTLANO NOMINEES
"""^ FOREST UNIV. SPORTS, GOLF
NO. 2-RANKED DEACONS Ffc NCAA TF«M TtTic
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FANFARE: DEACONS SWEEP GOLF
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WAKE TECHNICAL INSTITUTE
<> NAMEU TO HONOR ROLL
WAKT TECH ANNOUNCES J OURHAM-AOFA roanc
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LEAVE HALDEN POND ALONE
WALDORF EDUCATIONAL MOVEMENT
SEE ALSO EDUCATION
THIS SCHOOL DEFINITELY WON'T BE HAZARDOUS TO STUDENTS'
HALK-A-THON
WALK TO FIGHT BIRTH OFFFCT';
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H 2 10/23/86 0 2 N
S 2 10/2 3/86 b 5 P N 476
H 2 10/31/86 C 1 P N C52
S 2 3/26/86 4 11 N
S 2 5/29/86 A 15 N
5 2 8/29/86 A 3 N
S 2 11/20/96 C 9 N
S 2 11/14/96 C I N
H 2 U/15/86 A 12 N 080
H 2 11/16/86 c 3 N nao
H 2 1/06/86 A 4 F
H 2 10/28/96 0 4 ■> rj t497
4/17/86 C 5
4/31/96 4 15
10/21/86 A 10
10/28/06 C
1 11/27/86 B 3
5 2 7/10/86 C 2 P P
H 2
S 2
H 2
S 2
H 3
3/03/86 A 12
3/04/86 A 4
4/27/86 D 9
7/31/86 4 6
8/02/96 C I
f.' 0 80
L
S27
T37
MONTHLY/* '('<U'L
1/01/86 - 12/31/86
ftUNt WALKt JOC.AN'^ WIN
EXERCISE FOCUS OF HEALTH FAIR
•WALK FOR HEALTH*
HALKI'lG NOH OFFERS "lEW LEASE 3N LIFE
FINE DAT FOR WALKING
TWO FOR THE ROAO
STROLLING ALONG
WALL ST.
"CORRECTION" (CARTOON!
B50KEPS SAT STOCKS' PLUNGE NO TREND
REOWIHE: WALL ST., BANKERS LOCKED IN FIERCE FIGHT OVE"
WALL STREET JOURNAL INEWSPAPERI
ROYSTER RETISFS ,ALL STREET JTU'NAL COLUMN TODAY
•INREPENOENT' FED FOLLOWING SCRIPT?
' JOURNAL' ARTICLE LOOKS AT GROWTH OF DUKE SCHOOL
MOVE OVER AGING YUPPIES THE PUPPIES AkE ON THEIR WAY
STORY RAISES SO"E TEMPERS AT NCNB
WALLACE WAOE ENDOWMENT FUND
SEE ALSO CUKE UNIV.. SCHOLARSHIPS
SEE ALSO OUK£ UNIV. SPORTS. SCHOLARSHIP?
SEE ALSO SCHOLARSHIPS I SEE ALSO NAXES OF SCHOLARSHIPS!
WALLACE WADE SCHOLARSHIP IS BEGUN
WADE e>EOUEATHS 1 100.000 TO DUKE
WALLACE WADE STADIUM
SEE ALSO PUKE UNIV. SPORTS. FOOTBALL
WHAT A OIFFERFNCE A WEEK MAKES
DUKE TO HOST TRACK EVENTS FOR U.S. OLYF'PIC FESTIVAL
WAOE STAOIU" "AY BE FESTIVAL CLOSING SITE
DURHAM EVENTS TO OPEN, END OLYMPIC FEST
SUBJECTS
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9/IJ/B6
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9/25/^6
A
1
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H
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10/0S/R6
n
7
H
7
I0/09/'»b
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fl
p
H
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10/20/P6
rt
1
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H
7
11/16/66
r
1
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H
3
W/06/S6
B
I
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H 2 7/n/'>6 A 4
S 2 7/10/P6 C 1
FINANCIAL SERVICE H 2 10/05/86 U 13
H 2 3/D5/S6 B 5
H Z 3/l<./06 E 5
H 2 S/H/Pb A 14
H ? 5/27/96 t 1
H 2 12/20/B6 C 3
2 10/25/P6 C
2 10/26/86 b
<30
F70
R5k
WS2
WALLS
WALL TOPPLES DURING THUNDERSTORM
WALLS GROCERY
SEE NOBEL WALL'S GROCERY
WALLSMITH ASSOCIATES
REZONING BIO FAILS
COUNCIL REJECTS REZONING PLANS
WALLTOWN PARK
HIGH TIMES
WALNUT COVE. N.C.
TWO SCHOOL BUSES COLLIDE: 54 HU»T
S* STUDENTS INJURED IN BUS WRECK
WALNUT TPEES
SEE ALSO NUTS
MILLSPQROUGH'S OFFICIAL SOUIR'EL SHOOTER GOES AFTER THE rjuT PIRATES
WALSMITH ASSOCIATE'
DURHAM PANEL OPPOSES GARRETT 3 OAD REZONING
WALT DISNEY WORLD
SEE ALSO DISNEYLAND
BAND BOUND FOR OlSNEY WORLD
VANCE STUDENT'S TRAVEL WISH TAKES WIHGS TO DISNEY WORLD
WALT DISNEY WORLD EPCOT CENTER
VANCE STUDENT'S TRAVEL WISH TAKES WINGS TO DISNEY WORLD
WANCHESE. N.C.
SHALLOW GRAVE
H 2 2/2?/56 A 1 P P FTD
S 2 U/06/36 A 1 N WB2
H 2 U/21/n6 C 3 N C5?
5 2 ll/21/»6 C 1 N 185
1 7/15/56 C 1
H 2 12/05/P6 e 1 "
S 2 I2/05/B6 e I
N
N H70
S 2 10/1D/B6 C I P P R76
H 1 9/27/96 C I
S 2 9/27/86 C 1
H 2 9/25/B6 B 1 P -I "lO
S 2 3/J5/R6 A I » N ■■6->
H J 3/10/66 6 2 N W27
H 2 12/12/86 A 1 P N H60
H 2 12/12/86 A I P >l H6D
H 1 12/11/R6 6 > P P
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR WAR
SEE ALSO PEACE
SEE ALS" "EFJGE'^S
SEE ALSO TERRORISM
SEE ALSO VIOLENCE
LI5RARY PPO'^RSM RECEIVES AwARO
■YEAR OF PEACE' ELUOES MANY PEOPLE IN WORLD
WAP GAMES
SEE ALSO Ga-^eS
SEE ALSC "ILITAOY MANEUVE'S
LOSERS WEAR WAR PAINT IN MOCK BATTLES
15.000 PARATROOPERS DEFEND 'SAN LORENZO'
WAR MEMORIALS
SEE ALSO CUNFEOERATE MONUMENTS
SEE ALSO MEMORIAL DAY
SEE ALSO VIETNAM VETERANS MEMORIAL
LEGION WANTS MONU"ENT FOR VET<^RANS
MEMORIAL APPROPRIATE
aiG TURNOUT SOUGHT FQR U.S. MARINE BAND
MUSIC FOR A MEMORIAL
MEMORIAL HONORS SERVICEMEN KILLED IN BEIRUT
DEDICATION OF MEMORIAL TO SLAIN SERVICEMEN
WAR PESISTFRS' LEAGUE
SEE ALSO CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTORS
SEE ALSO DRAFT PESISTERS
SEE ALSO RELIGION (SEE ALSO NAMES OF CHURCHES)
WAR RESISTERS GROUP SEEKS PROTEST OF SDI CONTRACTS
LFAGUE TO PROTEST TRAINING OF CONTRAS
DURHAM VIGIL SET TO PROTEST TRAINING
WARD TRANSFORMER CO.
GOVERNMENTS WILL GET 13.3 MILLION FOR PCB CLEANUP
WAREHOUSES
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, CENTRAL WAREHOUSE
SEE ALSO TOBACCO, WAREHOUSES
AMERICAN TRAVEL TO HOST 2ND CONCORDE VISIT
GUARDIAN PLANS M [N I-UAREHOUSE ON CLUB BOULEVARD
W*RNSR-LAMBE»T CO.
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
WARNING LABELS
SEE ALSO CIG47ETTES, LABELS
CIGARETTE WARNING DEFENSE RESCUED BY COURT
COURT VICTORY SPARKS RJR STOCK
POLL: PUBLIC WANTS ROCK-LYRIC WARNINGS
LCM LAWYcOS TO APPEAL RULING ON CIGARETTE LABELS
LCM TO APPEAL WARNING RULING
PALMEO FILED SUIT
CIGARETTE RULING IS LEFT INTACT BY F;nERiL COURT
SNUFF, CHEWING TOBACCO TO CAR'Y WARNINGS
WARRANTIES
S 2 3/26/R6 A 1<.
H 2 12/26/86 A 4
S 2 <./ll/'"t C 7
H 2 10/24/86 A 20
H ?
7/25/P6 B
1
N
W36
H 7
7/30/=6 A
4
F
H '
a/23/66 A
4
L
H 7
9/15/06 A
4
H 7
10/24/86 b
P N
H 1
10/24/56 B
1
P P
8/27/86 9
12/11/96 B
12/l2/'t6 A 18
H 2 6/14/86 4
S 2 12/27/86 A
H 2 12/28/86 F
3/07/96 A 13
4/10/96 A 28
4/21/"6 C 1
4/21/96 C I
4/28/96 A I
4/29/86 A 9
5/02/86 A 6
5/13/86 A 7
10/25/86 B 11
MONTHLY/
N N u A L
1/01/86
I fj U fc x
li/3l/86
S U B J t C T S
l/OQ/n;
WiRRAKTEES NEED ATrENTION
WABRANTS
511 fl-IS FUGITIVE WARRANTS
"lr„*V?2 ^•=5'":" WARRANTS
POLICE D SQUAD SERVES 107 HARP ANTS
WARREN COUNTY, N.C.
WARREN COUNTY, N.C. bUDGET
WARREN FIREMEN MAKE PLEA TO RETAIN COUNTY FUNDING
WAPREN Cnu'lTY, N.C, ELECTIONS
NO RUNOFFS ARE EXPECTED IN HARRFN
WILLIAMS WINS RACE FOP wiRRF^N SHERIFF
LOW TURNOUT EXPECTED IN WARREN '
WARREN COUNTY, N.C, EMERGENCY MANirPMEMT
WARREN CO. HIRES^0F^??C?S:s"?S'SS3k^^^. RECREATION. EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT
''*-W;i^JlT^SEjEif!?t!iJfSb8ir— ^
GROUND .ROKEN FOR .3 M ^^^2^ EROUE CHICKEN HATCHERY
^*1P ^K^ViNSFk^^N^?!.'^^
SEE ALSO PCB ( PnLYCHLnRlNATFn RfPWPMvici
WARREN COUNTY, N.C, RFCREATIDN
WARREN CO. HIRES OFFICIALS TO WORK ON RECREATION, EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT
WARREN COUNTY, N.C, ROADS
BOARD REJECTS BIDS ON ROAD PRliFrr.:
HERE ARE CHANGES h^^.TTA" H^^HV k .U IN AREA COUNTIES
WARREN COUNTY, N.C, TAX RATE
SQUEEZE play: LOSS OF REVENUE- SHAR ING MONEY FORCES BUDGET JUGGLING
"L'L'^'^'^^'^^^s-i^Mic^fn^^L^^Nyi^s""^^^^
WARREN FIREMEN MAKE PIbI' J^oWd^^COWJ, FUNDING
t:ib^iS2^oKrix"pirtE""?N"JL%"^"""'-
WARREN COUNTY CLERK OF SUPERIOR roiRT
NO RUNOFFS ARE EXPECTED iS wyPREN
'"""'^u.,^?k'"'J^ COMMISSIONERS
X5^'^|n^?S^^'^L|_C0LLEGE OFFICIALS AMEND BUDGET
OFFICERS ELECTED FOR WaIrENBoIJo
WARREN COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. RIJIirET
WARREN FIPEME^^SiJ^^gL^fA^Vg^^JTAIN COUNTY FUNDING
''"^^:iAR^°E".-joSgS''^ii^PE\^?i-Fsr^jr?VoN
WARREN COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. FIFrTInnrc
WILLK'Ss'^.^J^pl^C^^f* IN'wIig??^
rili^ffi?^o5rix?^EfES^?N"SSg^^^""'^^
WARREN COUNTY COMMITTEE OF 100. I Nr
WARREN GETS OEVELOpSenT REPORT*
WARREN COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAI
WARREN HOSPITAL^S^giSiE^n FOR AID TO REOPEN DENIED
WARREN COUNTY SCHQrLS
LOSS J"55SNGE^''l^s"^yiE?r:!u?^\%\i? '.'n^,'r2t "'° ^■««NVILLE
WARREN COUNTY ScSoOLS CHOSEN T^'-gETGR^N??^^ UNFILLED
WARREN COUNTY SHERIFF'S OEPT.
:j?L^y^sr5.srRif^^=Fji°Hi^R^s"?s'^„„,
LOW TURNOUT EXPECTED IN WARRE>J
THE WARREN RECORD (N.C. NEWSPAPER)
wASfeis^BY?sr^SB-p3B[!sH^^^i.s^^s??:;^i,°^BiSa"ALV'%?s'^"^^'^"^'
WARREN WILSON COLLEGE
!!!fc''Dil"'^'"' '■0 5PEAK IN N.C.
WARRENTOM, N.C.
HSS^ci°?rEE°Lirwig',rS2K^ESfSS''*^°^ community leader
WARRENTUN. N.C. TAXES
WAPSAr"c! ''"'' '"" " «^VENUE-SHAR,NG MONEY FORCES BUDGET JUGGLING
wiRsiw*GROUP ENDS CONTRACT WITH DEVELOPER
WARSAW PACT
U.S.S.R NEW. OPEN GOVERNMENT! (CARIOONI
WAPTS
SEE ALSO GENITAL WAPTS
?Sk'dr"."!eS?SI" '"''"'■ "*"^ ^""APY
WASHINGTON, D.C.
^ofl?,'^""^ "^Ll THINK
dPITISH 'TRFasupES* RFCAII ^vnMc co.
M c SIT
N F E I Y
P 0 DATE C PG L » 1 rL
S 2 ll/0<./06 A 7
H 2 \i/ZZ/Bb E "^ N
S ? <./i<,/36 A ? N
H Z U/07/R6 E 1 P F H45
H 1 b/ZO/Sb B I N san
H 1 2/0S/P6 (J 1
H ! 5/Cl->/n6 a 1
H I ll/al/>!6 C 3
H I ^/^l/86 c I
H 1 5/21/86 C I
H 1 11/11/86 C 1
581
N H60
N
H 1 2/11/86 BIN sen
H Z 2/I=)/?6 A 11 -J
H 2 6/14/86 A 9 N
H 1 2/21/86 C 1
H 1 9/13/86 C 2
H 2 12/13/86 A B
N SBO
H 2 7/13/86 A 1 C N S 80
H 1 6/20/86 B I N 580
H 1 2/0S/86 a 1 N
H 1 5/08/86 ° 3 N
H 1 11/01/86 C 3 N
H 1 2/05/86 B I
H I 9/20/86 C 1
H 1 12/06/86 B 1
S I 12/08/86 A 7
H I 6/20/86 B I N S8n
H 1 12/06/86 8 1 N
H 1 2/05/86 B 1
H 1 5/09/86 B 3
H 1 U/01/86 C 3
H 1 5/21/86 CI N M60
H 2 1/08/86 B 5 N
H I 9/18/86 8 I «l S80
H 1 9/18/66 B N
H I 12/13/86 C 1 N
H 1 2/05/06 B 1
H I 5/08/86 B 3
H 2 6/03/85 C 4
H 1 7/09/86 B I
H I 11/01/86 C 3
H 2 1/01/96 C 2 0
H 2 5/0'./96 C 10 N
H Z 5/18/96 C 1 P N
H 2 6/01/86 C 6 N
H 2 7/08/B6 B 3 N
5 2 9/17/86 B 4 N
H Z 6/22/86 C 2 0
S 2 6/26/86 A 19 F J 50
H 2 7/13/86 A 1 C N 5 80
H 2 3/13/06 d 5 N
H 2 5/06/96 A <. T T C5n
H 2 8/23/86 B I F
H 2 1/17/86 A 4 E
H Z 3/25/85 C 12 P ^|
H 2 3/31/86 C 6 N
H 2 12/07/86 C 1 P u L57
MONTHLV/A
N N U A L
1/01/86
I N 0 e X
\i/il/<ib
SUBJECTS
S
E
C PC
PAr,?ij7<,
l/0'>/'>T
UASHINGTON (STATE I
SEE ALSn SEATTLE. HASHIMGTON
N.C. LEGISLATURE SIUOIES HOW TO SIMPLIFY LICENSING
WASHINGTON GROUP. INC.
WASHINGTON GROUP SETTLEMENTS APPROVED
WASHINGTON REDSKINS
SEE ALSO PRO FOOTBALL
ANOTHER VERSION
•SKINS. DOLPHINS TO PLAY BENEFIT GAME AT NCCU
eX-UNC STAR dRYANT FIMALLY MA<ES BIG JUMP
SKINS TRADE HAYES TO BENGALS
SKINS STUCK ON HOW TO USE BRYANT
SEE "LJ^' OCnMUC
SEE ALSO SLUDGE
SEE ALSO SOLID WASTE
ALAMANCE. OPANGE COMMISSIONER': TO MEET
BURLINGTON TO APPEAL STATE FINE
WASTE INDUSTRIES INC.
GRANVILLE BOARD REVIEWS ROUTES FOR OXFORD LOOP
WASTE RECYCLING
SEE ALSO ENERGY SOURCES. ALTERNATIVES
SEE ALSO CARBAGE
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY SOLID WASTE TASK FORCE
SEE ALSO RECYCLING
SEE ALSO TRASH RECYCLING
1130.000 RECYCLING PROGRAM RECOMMENDED FOP COUNTY
REPORT: IRAFFIC OUTSTRIPPING ROADS
SURELY THERE'S A HOME FOR A CASTOFF STAIRCASE
WASTE TECHNOLOGIES SERVICES
CHEMICAL CLEANUP BEGINS IN SANFORO
WASTE WATER
REIDSVILLE RAISING FISH IN WASTEWATER
WASTE WATER TREATMENT PLANTS
SEE SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANTS. CUP HAM
SEE TRIANGLE WASTEWATER TREAT"ENT PLANT
SEE WATER AND SEWER LINES. DURHAM COUNTY
SEE WATER TREATMENT PLANTS. DURHAM
SEE WATER TREATMENT PLANTS. N.C.
WATAUGA COUNTY. N.C.
ELECTIONS BOARD REJECTS CHALLENGES TO 1.<.00 STUDENT VOTERS IN WATAUGA
SOME WATAUGA HOMES REMAIN WITHOUT POWER
TWO OFFICERS SHOT; MAN APPREHENDED
WATAUGA HIGH SCHOOL
FOUR HIGH SCHOOLS IN N.C.
TO SHARE SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS
WATAUGA MEDALS
SEE ALSO AWARDS
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE UNIV.
TWO MEN RECEIVE WATAUGA MEDALS
WATER. BOTTLED
SEE ALSO HUCKLEBERRY SPRINGS
SEE ALSn TRITHN WATER CO. (BURLINGTON. N.C.
SEE ALSO WATER DUALITY
BOTTLFD WATf'R SALES BUBBLING ALONG
DURHAM SPRING SERVES BOT TL EO-W ATER DEMAND
WATER AND SEWEP CUSTOMER SERVICE DIVISION
SEE WATER AND SEWER RATES. DURHAM
WATER AND SEWER LIN
SEE ALSO ORANGE
TOWN ALLOWED T
WATER ENCASEME
AUTHORITY APPP
CONTROL OF WAT
UNIVEOSI TY LAK
HEARING ON LAN
AUTHORITY LEFT
NG ONE SHOW?
PIPE LINK TO S
HEARING SET ON
MUOOy HESS
ORANGE LEADERS
MANURE PRnu''-HT
OWASA TOLD STU
CAKRBOKO BOARD
LYING DOWN ON
SITES EYED FOR
1 ORANGE AREA
ES. CHAPEL HILL AND CARRBORO
HATER AND SEWER AUTHORITY
0 DIVERT MONEY MEANT FOR WATER
NTS GOING UNDER I-<|0
QVES BUDGET. RATE HIKE
ERSHED POLICIES DEBATED
E DAYS NUMBERED. PROFESSOR WARNS
0-USE CONTINUED
OUESTIONING ITS AUTHORITY
AGAIN. AT HEARING ON RATE INCREASE
TAVE OFF WATER RESTRICTIONS
EXTENDING SEWAGE LINE
ARE DISCUSSING WATERSHED. PLANNING POLICIES
TO HEARING
OY NEEDED ON WATERSHED DEVELOPMENT
ADOPTS ORDINANCE ON LAND USE
THE JOB
ORANGE* S NEW SCHOOL
STILL HAS WATER-USE CURBS
WATER AND SEWER LINES, DURHA"
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY COUNCIL. PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO DURHAM WATER RESOURCES DIVISION
SEE ALSO SEPTIC TANKS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANTS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO STORM DRAINS
SEE ALSO WATER AND SEWER LINES. DURHAM COUNTY
^^.75 MILLION ADDITION TO BONO PLAN BACKtD
TRIANGLE J ASKS DURHAM TO JO I'l WASTE SITE FIGHT
COUNCIL SETS BUND CONTENT, DATE OF VOTE
WELL WOES SPUR CALL FOR CITY aATER
CITY NEEDS PLANTS TO PURIFY WATER
NEW SEWER PLANT PART OF BOND
USERS WOULD RETIRE BONDS
WATER. WATER EVERYWHERE
CITY ENGINEER RAPS COUNTY SEWR PLAN
DURHAM BUYS WAIFR FROM BUTNER
BROKEN SEWER LINES CLOSE SCHOTL
DURHAM HIGH STUDENTS GET ONE MURE DAY OF VACATION
TAINTED WATER FDUNU IN DURHAM
SOME WELLW;;TER contaminated IN NORTHWEST CITY NFIGHBORHOOD
7 CF 12 WELLS TESTED CONTAMINATED
RESULTS MIXED FROM WELL TESTS ON KtlOLLwOOD
HEARING SET ON WATER LINE TO KNOLLWOOD
CITY GROWTH PLAN EYES RTP WOR<ERS
ANNEXATION WOULD ADO 'j.OOO RESIDENTS
WATER AND SEWER LINES, DURHAM COUNTY
S ? 1/12/Kb A 5 J
H ? 5/07/B6 R ? N
H 7
l/2')/n6 A
A L
H J
5/0A/B6 B
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H ?
a/i<./Rt> 0
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H ?
8/20/P6 0
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H ?
8/22/66 C
1 N
H 1 7/25/P6 B 1 N H6C
H 2 8/10/R6 C 1 N
H 1 1/07/86 C 1
H 3
H 3
M 2
',/in/P6 A 2? N RBI
6/11/R6 CI N RIO
T/06/B6 D "^ U Gil
H 1 9/23/86 C 3 N
S 2 I0/l<./B6 A 10 N
2/23/B6
12/Q6/R6
12/19/B6
H 2 5/10/R6 fl
H 2 3/DB/B6 A n
7/IP/B6 B 3
7/21/B6 D lA
H 3
6/05/Bt
B
1 N
H 3
6/1 3/B6
H
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H 3
6/27/86
B
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BHl
-1 3
7/12/86
1,
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B 10
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a/OI/36
H
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BIO
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9/lD/a6
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H 3
9/11/86
B
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BSl
H 3
9/19/86
H
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M 3
9/2A/R6
(
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-1 3
9/26/86
H
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BHl
H 3
9/30/P6
L
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MID
S 1
10/U8/B6
A 1
A N
H '
n/lD/86
H
4 P N
L90
H 3
l'J/16/H6
rt
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1 90
H 3
I 1 /12/86
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K6S
H ?
11/15/86
(
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11/28/86
A
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12/09/86
L
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H
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1/2A/96
B
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S51
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2/2A/86
A
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2/2S/S6
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Mt,9
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7
i./22/S6
A
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M69
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A/22/86
A
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M69
H
7
5/02/86
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5/23/86
A
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S76
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6/03/86
C
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M06
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7/n/86
A
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B85
H
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9/D3/86
A
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7
9/0A/86
B
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7
9/16/86
A
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H70
H
7
9/17/86
(.
N
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7
9/22/86
A
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H
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9/23/86
A
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s
7
9/30/86
C
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H70
s
7
12/03/86
A
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H 70
s
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12/09/86
C
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'U41, INDEX
1/01/86 - la/M/flS
SFE ALSO GRAVITY SEWE'S
COUNTY TO FORM HISTORICAL PAN^L
ll]»ll°ot RiiC'sSiE??" "-"'' '°'- ""S-^URIZEO SEWER SYSTEM
«iR^?PogJ55T;'^i5E^rcosr2s^E«°'"^ "°^"'^
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■ pi^yi"i:iK=?lvO!r SYSTEM
"SI'r J !^g^?ESi^°lRi^S5^H"lMrfgR°E ROPERS
MORE DATA NEEDED DWHAM'S GREATFST NEEO-...AL MIGHT (AOI
HATFR DONOS NEEDED
.•^K^?^^^ ^"t PROSPERITY?
VOTE DOWN rfATCR, SEWER PtlNris
ALLIANCE OPPOSES 1 OF 9 BONO t^^iirc
|E^I;^r^logL7Sl^^fV!A"°^"'^s5^"
REVISE eOND PLAN
l65NfY"N"^E°as*!rsfnN*^"'-'" PPO-<LE«S
* CHANCE FOR PLANNEd GBOWTS '^ ^
LAND-USE PLAN NEEDED ^''"" ' "
? ^ |A"f^R"i^S^lw"?R"^°ON^S? HAVE FLAWS
B.;[S^NlS"rEVE?Sg5Ej? "''' ol.T.'oh'.i'"'
|'cW?!LS^^^?A^'S2?iRS/?^2E%'gS.Kr^°' SE«ER
|«^^ii'i«gS;r?S ^ «?; "- AND SEWER LINES
L"Alig^Us'rPL"JS''SE?S?D^?,P^¥° ^^""5
NO QUESTIONS ASKED
NOT -ALL NINE-
A PUPPET SHOW
WATER, SEWER: NO
TAX NOT ONLY IS";UF
^M^Smr' --^° '""^
SEWER. WATER QUESTIONS SUPPDorFn
WATER AND SEWER LINES, N.C.
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"^'^wJr^RS^S^SoStl^S. CHAP|L HILL AND C.RRBORO
DEVELOPER SHOWS PLANS TO C0UN?5^ '^"'' """ INCREASE
NO ONE SHOWS, AGAIN. M°h^a°rT';^ ON RATE INCREASE
"""sJL'frSE^" ?ATES, DURHAM
SEWER FEES FRET COMMI SSIDNFRS
pow^tr ^^?K^ !^?Nr?5x"?NfR-iA;?'^"
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SUBJECTS
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N we2
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S 2 J/12/S6 A 1
H 2 3/16/P6 C 1
M N W36
L
H 2 3/26/(16 A <,
H 2 3/27/(16 A 3
M A
H 2 <./29/P6 C 1
N H36
^ W36
L
H 2 5/06/86 C 1
H 2 5/20/P6 A <.
H 2 5/21/()6 A 1
N W36
' J A 5 4
H 2 5/29/96 e
H 2 5/29/86 e 1
N W36
N '106
S 2 5/3D/86 C 1
S 2 6/02/86 C 1
N 'IQf,
H 2 6/03/86 A 4
L
S 2 6/03/86 C I
N M06
N MOS
N H06
N W 36
S 2 6/04/86 C 1
S I 6/04/86 C I
H ? 6/06/86 B 1
S I 6/16/86 A 1
0 .'^ 0 6
H 2 6/17/86 C 1
N W36
S 2 6/18/86 A 7
^1
S 2 6/21/86 A 5
N M06
H 2 6/25/86 B 1
N W36
N M06
S 2 6/25/86 C 1
S 2 7/02/06 A 4
" 2 8/12/86 C 1
N W 36
S 2 3/12/86 C 1
N M06
H 2 9/11/86 «
N
H 2 10/12/86 0 4
L
H 2 10/21/86 8 1
0 W36
H 2 10/22/86 C 1
0 W36
L
5 2 10/25/86 A 5
H 2 0/26/86 A 14
P A
M. 2 0/27/86 A 5
L
H 2 0/28/86 A 4
H
M 2 0/28/86 A 4
L
S 2 10/28/86 A 4
L
S 2 10/28/86 C 1
N M06
H 2 10/29/86 B 1
M 4 54
H 2 10/29/86 A 4
H
H 2 10/29/86 A 4
L
H 2 0/2°/86 A 4
L
H 2 0/29/86 A 4
L
S 2 10/29/86 A I
M N M06
L
•J
H 2 0/30/86 A 5
H 2 10/30/86 B 4
S 2 10/30/86 A 11
L
S 2 0/30/86 A 11
L
S 2 10/30/86 C 1
N M06
H 2 0/31/86 A 4
c
H 2 10/31/86 A 4
L
S 2 10/31/86 A 4
L
S 2 0/31/86 A 11
L
S 2 0/31/86 A 11
L
H 2 l/u!/n6 A 4
L
H 2 11/01/86 B 3
N
S 2 1/01/86 A 1
N H 70
1 2 1/01/86 A 1
N M06
L
S 2 1/01/86 A 5
S 2 1/01/86 A 4
L
S 2 1/01/86 A 1,
L
5 2 1/01/86 A 5
L
H 2 11/02/86 0 3
N W36
H 2 1 1/02/86 0 5
L
H 2 11/02/86 0 =
L
H 2 11/02/86 0 5
L
H 2 11/02/86 0 5
L
H 2 11/02/86 D 6
L
H 2 11/02/86 0 6
L
S 2 1/03/86 A 1 P
^ 106
H 2 11/05/86 A 1
N 454
H 2 1/05/86 A 4
5 2 1/05/86 A 1
N 385
S 2 ll/2?/86 A 1 M
N 'V82
" 2 2/03/86 B 1
N 454
S 2 12/06/86 A I M
N ^06
S 2 2/08/86 C 1
N H06
H 2 2/09/86 C 7
N
S 2 2/09/86 C 1
(J M06
H 2 12/23/86 C 1
N A 54
S 2 12/23/86 c I
N M06
2 1/23/86
2 1/24/06
2 2/06/86
1 5/21/86
2 6/12/86
3 7/26/86
2 7/31/86 I
1 10/22/86
2 12/10/86
16
P
12
1
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1 7
3
N
5
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8/22/86
9/17/86
C
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9/19/86
6
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1/07/86
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3/13/86
A
3/14/86
A
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4/25/86
A 1
4/25/86
C
4/28/86
C
5/15/86
A
5/20/86
A
5/20/86
A
6/03/86
A
6/20/86
B
N S5 I
6/20/86
A
6/27/86
9/24/86
C 1
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MONTHLY/AN fi UAL INDEX
l/0l/b6 - W/3l/n6
CITY TO HIR= AC^.-iCY TO COLLECT TVEROiJE PILLS
CDLLECTPR MAY P'lRSUE OVfROUE rfATEO 3ILLS
OUR^A" ADDS HEL". COLLECTS HATEO BILLS
OfFICIAL Says BILLS. ASSESSP-EVTS nifFER
WATER AHP sewer rates, OURHA" COUNTY
CCM-ISSIONiPS FFAR CO-^PSTITIVE EDGE AT RISK BY UTILITY FEES
PROPOSED SE«EO FEES CUT 30S
SFwFR SERVICE BILLS TO BE HIGHER FOR BLUESTONE RESIDENTS
SUBJECTS
PA-.clOT*
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pr.
H 2 i/ib/ib e =
S 2 9/26/96 C 1
S 2 12/lR/»6 A 1
S 2 12/19/86 C 1
H 2 1/07/66 C 1
S 2 1/1<./I>6 A 1
S ? 1/14/H6 C 1
WATER
Ar.O SEWER RATES. U.S.
HEY, WHO'S USINC- BALTMORE WAT£R??
WATER BILL FOLLOWUP: STORY'S STILL "4U0DY
H 2
H 2
WATER COriSERVATIDN
SEE ALSO nuKE U«fIV., WATER C0'*S=RVATI0n
SEE ALSO FARMERS, I.e., MATFR CTNSERVATION
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, WATER CONSERVATION
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. WATER CONSERVATION
TAKE STEPS TO PREVENT WASTING WATER
S'lUTHFAST ORGFD TO CONSERVE WATER AS PROuGHT CONTINUES
COOPERATION CITED IN ENO RIVER'S FUTURE
VOLUNTAPr WATER CONSERVATION TO 3F ASKED
MAYOR ASKS DURHAM TO CONSERVE WATER
DRY DURHAM URGED TO CONSERVE WATER
SOUTHERN ORANGE RESIDENTS ASKfO TO CONSERVE WATER
DURHA" COUNTY CUSTOMERS OF OWA SA AS<ED TO SAVE HATER
WATER CONSERVATION CAN COMBAT DROUGHT
CITY ALSO PLANS TO CONSERVE
STOVALL RESIDENTS ASKED TO RESTRICT THEIR USE OF MATER
MANDATORY CONSERVATION IS REOJESTEO
ORANGE COUNTY GETS MANDATORY WATER MEASURES
LIKF LIQUID GOLO: FOCUS IS ON WATER IN AREA'S WORST DROUGHT IN IDO YEARS
DURHA" TIGHTENS ITS RESTRICTIONS ON WATER USE
DURHAM BEGINS WATER-USE LIMITS
HOMEQW.'JER HAS HIS OWN WELL
WATER WOES: DURHAM'S CONSERVATION LAW UNDERGOING REVIEW
WATER WOES: CONSERVATION ORDE'EO
RESIDENTS FEEL CRUNCH OF WATER REGULATIONS
GOLF COURSE 3REAKS WAT£a gAN
HILLSBOROUGH FACES MANDATED WATER SAVING
DURHAM OBEYING LIMITS OM WATE: USE, CITY SAYS
CITY WATER USE DIPS AFTER EPKT
5-MINUTF SHOWER WON'T LAND YOU IN JAIL IN CHAPEL HILL
HILLS'JUOOUGH WATER CUNSERVATnN HITS MANDATORY STAGE
WATER CINSERVATIJN IMPROVEMENT NEEOEO
NO RAIN, '10 UNC POOL WATER: NATAIOkIum AT SMITH CENTER DRY UNTIL...
AID MAY BE 3 WEEKS IFF FOR N.C. FARMERS
WHAT WATER SHORTAGE'
FRANKLINTOH, YOUNGSVILLE URGE WATER CONSERVATION
DURHA" PROBFS WAIER-USE COMPLAINTS
CHAPEL HILL COPES WITH WATER WUES
DRY HUMOR FROM HILLSBOROUGH, OURHAM MAYORS
O'JRHA" PUYS WATER FRuM BUTNER
FURTHER WATER RESTRICTIONS THREATEN TRIANGLE BUSINESSES
STUDENTS' HELP NEEDED IN WATER CONSERVATION
MORE N.C. TOWNS MUST CONSERVE WATER
PANEL FAVORS CHANGING RULES ON SAVING WATEW
ORANGE ASKS RALEIGH FOR WATER VIA DURHAM
MARTIN AS'<EO TO DECLARE EMcPGENCY IN ORANGE
PANEL ALTERS WATER-USE CU'BS
ORANGE COUNTY SEEKS EMERGENCY WATER SUPPLY
FRANKLIN WILL LOAN tiO.OO'] TO WATER AUTHORITY
BURLINGTON, GRAHAM, MEBANE AS< FOR VOLUNTARY HATER CONSERVATION
DURHAM WELCOMES DOWNPOUR
CITY MAY GO T':! STAGE IV IN AITUST
CITY PROBES RFPORTS OF TANkFR NEAR POOL
CARS ShINF, TEMPERS FLARE UNDER WATER SANCTIONS
0H4SA ANXIOUS AS UNC REOPFNIN' NEAR?
RAINS SHOULON'T END WATER CONSERVATION
DROUGHT TOPS S2 BILLION: MARTIN ASKS FOP DISASTER DECLARATION
LAKE LEVELS
DRIP irrigation: your best LI3UI0 ASSET
COUNCIL TO VOTE ON MOTEL
DROUGHT REOUIRES •'tOKiJ-P'HCiD WATER
WATER ORDINANCE IS AMENOEO
COUNCIL GIVES WATER ORDINANCE FLEXiaiLITY
IRI»NGLE LIKELY 10 AVOIO WATgR CRISIS
DURHAM NURSERY PROFITS HIYhER
QRANGF AIO FOR DRINKING, NOT THIRSTY PLANTS. DIRTY CARS
UNC JOINS WATER CONSERVATION
DRYNESS MEASURE SHOWS SOUTHEAST SUFFERING MOST
MEBANE TOWN COUNCIL TABLES ORANGE COUNTY'S REQUEST FOR HATER
DROUGHT ISN'T OVER YET
MORE N.C. COMMUNITIES FACE WATER RESTRICTIONS
HILLSFQROU&H SET ON MORE STRICT WATER MEASURES
CONSUMERS CAN CONSERVE WATER
LAKE MICHIE UP 9 INCHES. BUT CITY CONTINUfS TO URGE CONSERVATION
WATER RULES TO EASE IF LAKE STabILUES
WATER RESTRICYIONS SHOULD CONTINUE, COUNCIL ADVISED
GULLEY TO END WATER RE STR ICT 1".NS
CONSERVATION PLAN IS WATER OVER DAM
GARAGE PLANS HIT SMALL SNAG
FIRM'S PROJECT CURBS WATER USE
HILLSBOROUGH EASES WATE' CONSERVATION
RAINFALL NO REASON tq END CONSERVATION
WATER SPECIALISTS SAY REGIONAL WATER-SUPPLY PLANNING CRUCIAL
UNIFORM WATER CINScRVATIDN POLICY FOR TRIANi'.LE PROPOSED
AGENCY LIFTS MANOATORY RULES = QR SAVING WATER
DURHAM RESIDENTS CUT WATER US-
HILLSFOROUGH WANTS ACTION ON RESERVOIR
LOW GROUNDWATER IN N.C. CONCERNS STATE OFFICIALS
CONSERVATION AID READY FQR FA5MFRS
PIPE LINK TO STAVE OFF water ^^ EST" ICT IONS
OFFICIALS RAP SLOW ACTION. OURI NG PROUGHT
ROWAN INDUSTRY CUTS BACK TO SAVE HATER
WATER CONSERVATION OkOERED
OWASA USERS IN DURHAM GET RESTRICTIONS
TWO MAYORS IN FRANKLIN URGE WATER CONSERVATION
HILLSBOROUGH "VIlfD STATE LOAN FOR waTfp pump, PIPE
SILER CITY PLANS TO EXPAND ITS RESERVOIR
BURLINGTON COUNCIL OkS CONSERV ATI^N ORDINANCE IN CASE OF HATER ShO.<TAGE
DESPITE RAIN, ORANGE STILL CONSERVING WATER
HILLSBOROUGH LIFTS WATER-US' LIMITS
OWASA LIFTS CHAPEL H UL-CARRfa.l RO WATER BAN
I ORANGE AREA STILL HAS WAIER-USE CURBS
WATER CONSERVATION IS A YEAB-RUUNO JUB
WATER CONSUMPTION
D"JRHAM ObEYING LIMITS ON HATER USE, CITY SAYS
CITY HATE" USE OI^S AFTER EDICT
WATFR CONSE»VATI0N IMPROVFMENT NEEDED
FPankLINTON, YOUrjGSVILLE URGE WAT'R CONSERVATION
OWASA ASKED TO REDUCE ALAMANC*^ WATER REQUEST
LAKE LEVELS
ORANGE ASKS RALEIGH FOR HATER VIA UURHAM
I/09/P6 A 1
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7/J2/06
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7/19/86
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7/19/86
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7/19/=6
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7/19/96
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7/22/96
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7/22/86
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7/2'/86
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7/22/86
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7/23/86
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7/23/86
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7/25/86
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7/25/86
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7/25/86
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7/26/86
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H 2
7/26/»6
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7/27/86
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7/29/86
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185
H 2
7/29/86
L
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7/29/86
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S 2
7/29/86
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"35
S 2
7/30/96
•1
S 2
7/30/86
P N
S33
H 3
7/31/86
1 "1
381
H 3
7/31/56
p N
W27
H 2
8/03/86
A 1
; K N
H 3
9/05/86
1 N
881
S 2
8/05/86
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H 2
8/06/86
7 N
H 3
8/09/»6
1 N
"10
S 2
3/l3/''6
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S27
H 2
8/15/06
1 N
11 3«.
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e/19/06
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a/20/''6
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3/21/»6
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8/22/96
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9/04/O6
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9/06/86
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9/09/96
1 N
A 54
S 2
9/13/86
8 N
S 2
9/17/86
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9/24/86
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10/14/86
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10/17/66
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12/09/86
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H82
H 2
7/16/66
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7/17/86
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7/18/86
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7/18/86
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7/22/B6
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1/01/86
I N 0 E X
12/31/86
SUBJECTS
LAKE LEVELS
LIKE LEVELS
LAKE LEVELS
LAKE LEVELS
LAKE LEVELS
LAK"^ LEVELS
LWE'^rEvlLs""'" ""KET-PRICED WATER
LAKE LEVELS
LAKE LEVELS
LAKE LEVELS
LAKE LEVELS
LAKE LEVELS
LAKE LEVELS
LAKE LEVELS
LAKE LEVELS
LAKE LEVELS
LAKE LEVELS
LAKE LEVELS
LAKE LEVELS
LAKE LEVELS
LAKE LEVELS
LAKE LEVELS
LAKE LEVELS
LAKE LEVELS
LAKE LEVELS
LAKE LEVELS
LAKE LEVELS
LAKE LEVELS
LAKE LEVELS
, LA^E LEVELS
LAKE LEVELS
LSKE LEVELS
LAKE LEVELS
LAKE LEVELS
LAKE LEVELS
LAKE LEVELS
MATEO EILTFKS
SAfFR'Sfe3,ip':"';^^i'-f*""S UNNEEDED
MfttrtK bKUUP. COLAS ALSO ■DIRrV*
HATEP ME4TER5
WATEo PISTOL'
SEE ALSO GUNS
HMER PISTOLS LATEST FAO at bEACH
WATER POLLUTION
SEE ALSO CHEMICAL SPILLS
SeI Jl^S lYsi'^lT^?'"- ""'ECTION AGENCY
SEE ALSO niL SPILLS
SEE ALSO POLLUTION
Hi il^Z "''■E" QUALITY
III fl-JS W*^" TREATMENT PLANTSt DURHAM
"wFr^^?fQ?J^?n''?l'>''"^''T PLANTS, °"r" "
3Cit.f^^i^,;°cSs?rSvE'js:cV;ASR
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REPORT: LAKE To REMAIN TAINTFO
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DATE
7/23/S6
7/24/P6
7/25/l>6
7/27/86
7/28/96
7/2')/R6
7/20/86
7/30/86
7/31/86 ,
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8/15/86 A
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8/18/86 A
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8/20/86 A
3/21/86 A
8/22/86 A
8/23/86 A
8/2<./n6 A
8/2S/86 A
8/26/86 A
8/27/86 A
8/28/86 A
8/2')/86 A
3/30/86 A
0/02/86 B
0/02/86 C
1/04/86 C
5/l'5/36 C ION M60
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H 2 6/11/86 0 4
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S 2 5/22/»6 0
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N
P K30
S
S
H 7
S 2
H 7
H 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 1
H 2
H 2
H 2
H I
H 2
H 2
S 2
H 3
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
S 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
1/09/86 D
1/15/86 A
2/06/86 4
2/11/86 B
2/12/86 B
2/13/'<6 B
2/n/H6 B
2/23/86 B
2/25/86 A
2/25/86 C
2/27/86 A
3/12/86 C
3/13/96 A
4/02/86 A
4/10/66 A
4/26/86 C
4/28/86 A
4/20/(16 A
5/10/n6 C
5/13/86 C
5/20/86 C
5/23/86 B
5/24/86 A
5/28/86 C
5/29/86 A
5/29/86 U
6/06/86 B
6/19/86 A
6/24/86 U
7/11/86 B
7/12/96 C
7/l3/"6 C
7/15/86 C
7/2^/86 A
a/01/=6 8
8/09/86 A
S/16/86 C
3/17/86 C
3/22/86 A
3/26/86 C
3/28/86 A
3/29/86 B
9/16/86 A
9/16/86 A
9/17/B6 C
9/18/°6 A
9/22/86 A
9/23/86 A
9/30/86 C
10/13/86 C
10/30/86 A
11/20/86 A
1 1/20/86 A
11/20/^6 A
1 1/21/86 A 18
11/22/86 C 3
11/27/86 A 4
11/27/86 C 16
12/02/86 A 4
12/02/86 A 7
12/03/86 C 12
7
5
18
1
1
I
14
1
24
1
1
1
12
6
3
1
11
1
8
17
10
17
5
4
1 I
1
15
1
7
1
1
27
N L40
N H60
N we2
L
M "69
■1 H32
N W82
N M97
N H8?
n M97
M '197
N «97
N S33
N
N M97
N M97
N L4n
N 81n
N C60
(1
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N H70
N wej
MONTHLY/A
N I U A L
1/01/86
I \ 0 e X
12/31/96
COASTAL UATE") GBQ'JP UOGSS PnUUTinN STUDY
COASTAL «AT?« STUDY PANEL ADOI>TS LIST
FISH KILL OLAXEO ON WASTE FRCT* DAIRY FARM
OUTDOORS HATER SOURCES AREN'T WORTH THE RISK
HARMLESS CHEMICAL TURNS RIVER INTO STREAM OF FOAH
CEi?ING°STORiGE'' TANKS RAISE lORPIES OF WATEl POLLUTION
UATcR QUALITY
SEE ALSO ENVIRONHENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
SEE ALS3 GROUNDWATER
SEE ALS? SAVE THE MAT^R INC.
SEE ALSa WATERi BOTTLED
SEE ALSO WATEO AND SEWER LlNESi DURHAM
SEE ALSO WATER AN-1 SEWER LINES. DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO WATER AND «;EWER LINES. N.C.
SEE ALSO WATER POLLUTION
SEE ALSO WATER TREATNCKT PLANTS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO WaTEP treatment PLANTS, N.C.
BOARD RECOMMENDS REZUMNG FOR TREYBURN
ZONING PANEL OKS PLANS ON TREYBURN
aUALITY MAIN CONCERN OVER N.C. WATER ,„ .,,^
USE OF JORDAN LAKE URGED AS 0= INKING WATcR SOURCE
N.C. GROUNDWATER CLEAN BUT T H5 E A TENED— DUKE ENGINEER
N.C. FACES THREAT TT GROUNDWATER
SCHOOL IN FRA'IKLIN USING ITS 'lEW WELL , „ „ . „„
OFFICIALS DEBATE PROPOSAL TO PROTECT WATER DUALITY
WATERSHED RESTRICTIONS. FINES PROPOSED
•SAVE DURHAM'S WATER*
TREVBURN HEARING DRAWS OVERFLOW CPQWU .^.„,.- ,„,.,,-ut
TrIyIuRN DEVELOPERS TO PRESENT MORE DETAILS AT HEARING TONIGHT
CONSTITUTIO-IAL ISSUE RAISED AT TkEYBuRN HEARING
COUNTY PLANNING STAFF SEEKS D EY3URN IMPACT ANSWERS
COUNTY'S REZDNING PROCESS NEEOS REVIEW
WATERSHED PROPOSAL CRITICtZfO
TREYBURN REVIEW COMPLETION UN5URE
WAKF COUNTY BACKS TREYBURN IMPACT STUDY
MARCH INSIGHT
PROTECT UURHAM'S WATER PESOURCcS
LEAKING TANKS THREATEN N.C. WITER OUALITY
DURHAM SEEKING TO KEEP TAP WATER SOURCES CL5»?^^^,,
GROUP WRITING PAPER TRIPS OVE' WATER-OU»L ITY CHECKS
WATPR panel: STUDY TREYBURN FJRTHEK
OFFICIAL: TREYBURN MIGHT SET PRECEDENT
DURHAM HIGH ON LIST FOR WATER DESIGNATION
TREYEURN: water. flTHER SAFEGUIRTS PLEDGED
TREYBURN: ENVIRONMENTAL STATE"ENT ESSENTIAL „ . , „ .
BOND RECOMMENDS COUNTY OK MODIFIEO TREYPJRN REZONING PLAN
GIVE LATEST TREYBURN PROPOSALS FAIR HEARING
TREYBURN WATER PLAN IS DRAWING SUPPORT
LEAD IN WATER
TREYBURN CRITICS. BACKERS MEET TJNIGHT
BUILDERS ARE BOWING TO TRErBU'N CHANGES
CORPS APPARENTLY ACTS TO PRESERVE LAKE LANDS
TREYBURN REZONING IS APPROVED
PANEL RECOMMENDS LIMITS ON Ti<ING WATER FROM LAKE
ACTION STARTEO ON BONOS FOR C° CL PLANT
TREYbURN CRITICS MAY TRY TQ HALT REZONING
OFFICIAL: N^^ED NOT URGENT FOR JORDAN WATER
MAYOR OEFFNDS STEP HE TOOK ON TREYBURN
END ASSOCIATION WILL OUCK LAWSUIT
CITY NEEDS PLANTS TO PURIFY WATER
N":w SEwER PLANT PART OF BOND
POLLUTION THREATENS JORDAN L A< E . PANEL TOLD
LAKE GKOWTH THRFaTENS DRINKING WATER OUALITY
TRIANGL": J PANEL TO STUDY HANOLING OF TOXIC WASTES
WATER-SAFFTY LAWS TO SPUR GOVERNMENT GROWTH
FARRINGTON ROAD PLANT'S TESTS MAY B": MQOEL FOR FUTURc
DURHAM MAY 9E HOOEL FOR WATER SYSTEMS
RED MILL PLAN DRAWS SUPPORT AND CONCERNS
GROUP AIMS TO PROTECT WATERSH-D
OFFICIALS: WATER CLEANERS UNNt EOEP
WATER GROUP: COLAS »LSO 'DIRTY'
GRANVILLE COUNTY PLANNING SOAR 3 TO ^E ESTABLISHED
COUNCIL WANTS SHEARON HARRIS OFFICIAL AT BRIEFING
LEc SUBDIVISION ADVISED TO BOIL DRINKING WATER
LITTLE RIVER LAUNCH MAY AFFECT WATER
GRANVILLE LOOKING AT METHODS TQ PROTECT FALLS LAKE WATER
TRIANGLF J TO FLUSH PLAN ::CR WATER BILL
CONTROL QF waTERSMEO POLICIES DEBATED
WHAT WATER SHORTAGE'?
BURLINGTON CITY COUNCIL DENIES RIO FOR VARIANCE
LANDFILL RULES CALLED UNREALISTIC
EPA ORDERS WATER SYSTEMS TO REDUCE LEVELS OF RADIUM
HFAPING on land-use CONTINUED
HINTED WATER FOUND IN OURHAM , , „ „ „
SOME WELLWaTER CONTAMINATED IN NORTHWEST CITY NEIGHBORHOOD
OURHAM MAN STUDIES GROUNOWATER RAOIUM
7 OF 12 WELLS TESTED CONTAMINATED
RESULTS MIXFO FRO' WELL TESTS ON KNOLLWOOO
STATE OFFICIALS WANT TIGHTER LAKE WATERSHED STANDARDS
HEARING SET ON EXTENDING SEWAGt LINE
HEAPING SET ON WATER LINE TO KNOLL-noO
PLAN FOR TREY3URN SITE HACKED AFTER BRIEF SNAG
3 GQVFRNMENTAL BODIES AIR wATIRShEO. PLANNING RIFTS
SITF PLAN FOR TREYBURN PROJFC GE^S NOO
PANFL MAY ACT ON LAKE WATER ALLOTMENTS
MANURE PROUGmT TO HEARING ,,,
hatfr liUali'y pansl hears pleas for PRjTECTION
cakruorc mayor now seeks open session on watershed
beware new company
carpboro cautioned on watershed projects
ORGANON TEKNIKA PLANS ChaLLFWjED
PAN^L TO REVIEW PLANT PLANS FOR TREYBURN
U.Ica-PROTtCTION PLANS »T TREYBURN STIR DEBATE
COMAPNY LISTS SIX CHEMICALS IT MILL USE
VOTE "OWN WAI=R. SEWER BONOS
BATTLE BREWS OVER PLANT
CROUP: IRFYRURN MODEL OF FLAW^
ENVIRONMENIAL GROUP CRITICIZES TRFYBuPN
COM-ISSIONER 'S VOTE CALLED INTO 3UESTI0N
CHANGES IN ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS BRING GROWTH AT NORTHROP
GROUP URGES MONITORING at TRE'BURN
SAVE THE WATER ENDORSES THREE FOR COUNTY flOAHO
QFCISION OH RED MILL ROAD "0R< NOT ExpECTEO THIS YEAR
LEAD LEVELS HIGH IN NEW N.C. HOMES
SAVE THE WATER THREATENS SUIT OVER RED MILL ROAD
SIERRA: RFD MILL PLAN TOP PRIORITY
TREYBURN PuANT OK'O IN COUNTY
JORDAN MATER EXPERTS PART ON ISSUE OF QUALITY WATCH
COUNTY OKS ORGANON SITE PLAN
HEALTH PRODUCTS FIRM IS NOT HIGH-RISK PLANT ..„r„„,.„..
&RGANON IFKNI'A DEDICATES LAHO FOR t30 MILLION PLANT AT TREYBURN
IREYBUR'' WATER MQ-UTuRIHG NEEDS ANALYSIS
WATER SOURCES THREATENED
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1/17/86 B I
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2/06/86 A 18
N DBO
S 2
2/07/56 A 5
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2/12/=6 B I
N H60
S 2
2/ 3/Pb B I
N W82
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2/ <./»e B 7
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2/ 7/66 A 4
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2/ R/»6 C I
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2/18/86 a 1
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2/11/86 A 1
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2/1R/86 A I
•1 M06
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2/20/B6 A A
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2/22/86 C 1
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3/06/96 A 4
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3/12/»6 C 7
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3/19/86 A I
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3/1R/86 C
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4/02/86 A A
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4/03/86 A 1
N "04
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4/14/86 A I
N ■•<<57
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4/15/86 A 1
N W36
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4/IS/86 C I
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P N M06
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4/15/R6 A ■
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4/22/86 C 1
•1 S51
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4/27/86 A
N X21
S 2
4/2.7/'6 A
C N "69
S 2
4/22/86 A
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4/2')/86 C 1
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4/28/R6 A <
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S/10/R6 C
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H 2
5/13/86 B l(
1 N M97
S 2
5/13/86 C
•1 W82
H 2
5/15/''6 B
N "97
H 2
5/l'./86 B
N M97
S 2
5/19/86 C
0 N H69
S J
5/17/86 C
N "69
H 1
5/21/86 C
N SB"
H 7
5/22/R5 B
N ^36
H 2
S/^'/Ob A 1
N
S 2
5/2R/86 A
N M69
H 1
6/03/86 C
N H60
H 2
6/24/»6 E
'1 M97
H 3
7/12/R6 C
N 8 10
H 2
7/18/°6 A '
L
H 1
9/U6/86 C
> N <63
H 2
8/17/86 C
i H
H 2
8/2R/86 a
= N
H 3
9/10/86 C
H sn
S 2
9/16/86 A
1 P 1 H70
H 2
9/17/86 C
1 'I
S 2
9/18/96 A
1 N S33
S 2
9/22/86 A
1 I M7n
H 2
9/23/°6 A
7 N
H I
9/25/86 B
p N sa"
H 3
9/26/86 a
N 391
S 2
9/iO/=6 C
N H7''
H 2
0/08/'>6 C
1 N W3'«
H 3
0/03/R6 C
1 P N RIO
S 2
0/0»/8t C
1 N MOf:
H 7
10/09/86 b
1 N M97
H 2
10/10/86 E
4 P N L90
H 2
IJ/15/R6 B
4 *l
H 3
0/27/66 C
1 N K6";
H 2
j/24/°6 A
* •■ . .
H 3
0/24/86 B
4 N "81
H 2
10/27/96 e
I N "97
S 2
0/27/86 C
1 -: "O'
H 2
3/29/86 C
1 N A54
H ?
J/28/80 C
1 N "97
S 2
10/29/86 A
4 L
S 2
a/ze/'b C
I N "06
H 2
10/30/86 3
9 P N M97
S 2
10/30/96 C
6 N
H 2
11/01/86 C
1 P H M97
H 2
II/03/''6 3
5 N M97
H 2
I1/J3/86 C
3 N
H 2
11/03/86 C
3 >l
H 7
11/06/86 A 2
4 " M97
S 2
U/Q7/96 C
4 N
H 2
ll/09/«6 C
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11/10/86 4
1 M N "06
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11/11/36 A
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S 2
11/11/66 1
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11/12/86 A
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11/14/86 A
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11/17/86 A
4 L
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11/18/86 A
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1/01/86
I '< u e X
12/31/86
SUBJECT
PAceioTfl
l/OVI?
"*TER RESOURrES, DURHAM ULLUTIUN
SEE DURHAM HiTEB RESOURCES DIVISION
WATER BE-iOURCES, N.C.
SEE ALsn DOWSIUr.
Sf| ALSO GROUNDWATER
iniiiiillJiiMii-r"-.-." -
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DATE
(CARTOOM
? ll/£0/n6 J
2 ll/an/P.6 A
1 ll/il/Rt, A
3 U/21/P6 B
J ll/2?/B6 A
2 ll/2<./R6 A
1- 11/25/06 c
3 11/26/06 C
? U/20/P5 A
1 12/u3/n6 ■
2 12/0<./B6
2 12/07/16 „ ,
2 12/OT/86 8 13
5 2 12/11/06 A 1
H 3 12/12/86 1) 1
H 2 12/17/06 C 1
H 1 12/17/86 C 1
H 2 12/25/06 8 2
H 2 12/29/86 B 3
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N '.51
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WATER RESOURCES
SEE ALSO RALEIGH, N.C
IfI t.LSO SPRING WATER
i i ME^Mll^lBI^^^ — S INSTITUTE
5u\\^SrSA^?N^c"oSc%^'^^Jv?R''^"c^"^^S„
STOVALL STIlC USING wiTFRriLFB'-'- """"^ *<^'"''
p"iNf ?nl'j8R!^?N'bJ/?SRStSrrr^y,", 5|'t" "»5 "l-ENTY OF WATFK
"'Tf" PESUURCES, JRANGE COUNTY
SEE ORANGE COUNTY. "-^.c'TwIteR .gSQURCES
WATER RESOURCES, U.S.
Vi'rg'i'nIa' 0^?".2^L'lNpD%s'lGN'JAr'?° ^"^ "'"EL'^f
A'5l8ri'i^§^;^": r H OESIGNCONTRACT
.,..;:::::f«-^^"--°-"^-^"---^-ri^siNST PIPELINE
WATER-SAFETY LAWS TO SPUR GOV^RNMFNI GROWTH
WATE^ SHORTAGE
SEE DROUGHT, nuPHAH
SEE DROUGHT, N.C.
SEE DROUGHT, SOUTH
SEE DROUGHT, U.S.
WATER SKIING
iAL^L^O^'RitYlF"" "5 RISQUE AS IT SOUNDS
DURHAM PAIR SKIING WAY TO NATIONALS
* sllltiS SiipH^SS i:r,r„°u'K """^«". -^TER tower project
Si'^K^;^ ^° ^'•J'' LAND FOR water TnuFR
"!o"!T-"-'-"wE"fc^a5r^™" - COUNTY SCHOOL
RoSmIt'^VhI ?Sp" 'UWtRING WELCOME
wcii UUHHAM MAY GET NEW PARKS
WATER TREATMENT
^^^..J'-SO BROMINE SYSTEMS INC
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1/15/06 A
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1/23/06 c
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1/30/86 [,
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2/J7/86 A
S 2
2/20/86 C
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3/11/86 C
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3/16/86 A
H 2
3/23/86 B
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4/30/06 C
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5/02/06 8
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5/U7/B6 C
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5/u9/e6 A
M
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5/11/86 B
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H 2
6/0',/86 B
N
H 2
6/07/86 C
N "97
H 2
6/10/06 C
'' H60
S 2
6/2<./86 A
N
S 2
6/20/86 A
H 2
7/10/06 A
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7/11/86 P
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7/ 1/86 B
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7/1 1/86 A
H 1
7/17/06 a
H 1
7/23/36 C
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7/2A/06 8
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7/25/36 B
N L "Vn
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7/27/86 c
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7/30/86 8
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7/30/O6 8
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7/30/06 A
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8/05/06 c
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3/07/86 B
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17
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8/28/06 C
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H 1
8/29/86 B
H 2
9/0<./P6 b
S 2
9/13/86 E
S 2
9/29/86 A
N M7n
H 1 10/00/86 C
N
H 2 10/09/06 b
N M97
S 2 lJ/1',/86 U
N
H 2 11/05/R6 B
N
1/07/86
3/0<./''6
3/05/86
3/19/06
'i/05/06
8/09/06
8/20/86
10/28/86
1
1
15
I
U H60
N H60
H 2 5/10/86 C 1 N M97
7/11/36
7/18/86
7/27/86
3
10
2/28/06 8
9/16/86 C
11/23/06 0
11/30/36 0
12/13/86 A
12/l<./06 D
12/30/86 8
12/30/86 C
N
N
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" T37
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N H70
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INDEX
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SUBJECTS
l/0'5/17
see ALSO nuRHAH hatcr R=^souacEs division
Sfi ALSO SEWAGE TOEiltENT PLANTS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO SOLin WASTE
SEE ALSO TRIANGLE WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT
SEE ALSO WATER, B1TTLED
SEE ALSO WATER AND SEWER LINES, DURHAM
S=E ALSO WATER AND SEWER LINES, DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO WATER POLLUTION
SEE ALSO WATER OUALITY
CITY SEEKS N.t. FUNOS TO UPGRADE WATER SYSTEM
CITY NEEDS PLANTS TO PUPIPY WATER
NEW SEwER PLANT PART OF B^NP
BOND PACKAGE INCLUDES LAKE MICHIE GENERATORS
BONDS WOULD HELP FINANCE EXPANSION OF WATER PLANTS
HAY INSIGHT
WATER IMPROVEMENTS NEEDED
AREA OFFICIALS "OLL WASTE DISPOSAL
DURHAM TESTS WATER FOR LEAD
WATER TREATMENT PLANTS, N.C.
SEE ALSO SOLin WASTE
SEE ALSO SOUTHWEST WAKE COUNTY .lATSR AND SEWER AUTHORITY
SEE ALSO WATER DUALITY
SEE ALSO WATER RESOURCES. N.C.
SEE ALSO WATER TRrATM'=NT olanTS, DURHAM
OISTRlauTION PLAN FOR WATER G'ANTS IS CALLEO UNFAIR
VITAL JORDAN LAKE: ITS WATER JAS "ECJME KINGPIN IN GROWTH.
COMPANY ORDERED TO FILE FOR E" A WASTEWATER PERMIT
EXPERT SAYS DROUGHT TAUGHT LESSONS
WATERbEDS
DROUGHT GOES ON (CARTOON)
WATERCCILOR
ARTIST BOP BLAKE: SHADES OF THINGS PAST
MATERCOLOR GROUP TO MEET OCT. 3-8
WATERFALLS
HORSEPaSTURE river TRACT PURCHASED 3Y GOVERNMENT
MATclGATE
OFFICIALS SHOULD LEARN FROM ERRORS OF 1974
IOAN SCANDAL'S IMPACT ON STAT? PjLITICS UNCERTAIN
REaCaN VIEWING ANOTHER WATERGATE ICARTOCN)
REMINISCES MADE PUBLIC
WATERMELONS
THE WATERMELON: 9'5X ..ATER; 100* uFLICIOUS.
MELON ASSAULT WAS NOT HOLIDAY TREAT IN RUTNER
WATERMELON SMILES
THE MELON PITCH
MELONS SY THE POOL
WATERSHEO
SEE SEPTIC TANKS, DURHAM
SEE WATER AND SEwER LINES, DURHAM COUNTY
SEE WATER QUALITY
WATcRSTREET CORP.
EASTGATE IS SOLO TO MARYLAND FIRM FOR ST. 3 MILLION
WATSON ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION CO.
EVERYTHING'S GO
WATTS HALL
SEE N.C.
WATTS HOSPITAL
MISS NELLIE HELPED many PEOPLE
SAM OrON'T STINT ON HIS PARTY
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MATH SCHOOL TO OtDICATE WAI'S HALL
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WATTS AWARDS
WATTS HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF NURSING
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WATTS AWARDS
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DUKE PROF: FEARS, PRIDE FUEL ARMS RACE
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STUPM TAKES rOLL IN FIRE, WRECKS
HAIL "ELTS 50urH SQUARE
HGI. tlRV TRIANGLE BECOMES COLD. HFT
BE PREPARED. AUNTIE
IRIANr.Lf SWELTERS. RECORD SET
90 degrees a record for 3r0 straight dav
durham water official expects no prd6lems
many schools set early closin" because of heat
heat shuts schools again
scattfreo showers bless thirsty ourham
so-degree temperature ties record of 19b0
temperature sets record
new front to bring end to durham's record highs
durham frost may »e near
durham prepares for colo blast
colo fuels heating business
fru2em but not frosted
met heather on the way?
weather. n.c.
sfe also pephuoa high
see also cold weather. n.c.
see also freeze damage
see also gale igenesis of atlantic lows experiment)
see also hurricanes
see also national heather service
see also rainfall. n.c.
see also snow. n.c.
see also tornados. n.c.
storm system bringing hint of snow to state
bitterly colo weather to hit state
folks. it's c-c-c-oco outsi0e--an0 how-
storms give scientists plenty to study
summepy 73 degrees a record high
fog enshrouds triangle
ups and downs
lightning hflps bring ill'jmi na t tjn on winter storms
woolly worm's chilly prediction 'on target'
tornado-like hinos reported in onslow
storm damage
strtng winds hamage homes nfa= lexington
'efjigma tornadoes' struck feb. 19. 188^
weather conditions ease forest fire dangers in n.c.
hot match
rain, winds to affect n.c. fo"est firfs
growers warned to protect plants during colo snap
n.c. farmers will be checking for crop damage this morning
n.c. crop damage in late freeze apparently lighter than expected
central n.c.'s april 'jth driest in last 100 years
no april showers. no may moisture
dry spring puts state's top cups in critical condition
triangle area nejos rain, but l«kes high
thunderstorms help parts of dixie
state's small grain growers ljse <>0x of crop in drought
drought part of pattern or fluke?
twister injures 5 in n.c: 7 families homeless after bouncy storm
twisters in cumberland. hoke counties injure 6
rejoicing n.c. farmers say fields nfeo more soaking
thermometer readings vary in same region
andrew drifts toward carolinas
andrew blamed for 1 death; damage minimal
fast greenhouse effect could submerge coast
farmers told dry weather will continue
suzling heat evaporates brief "ain
tropical storms called only h^pe for heavy rain
hot. dry heather sweet to peaches
harnett twister does little harm
winds kill 3 in jacksonville
sweating permitted
one person hurt as storm hits robeson county
madf in the shade
orange county gets mandatory water measures
likf liquid gold: focus is on water in area's worst drought it
person "ight be disaster area
heat have sets records for n.c. power companies
floods fail to quench state
state remains parched; te-pfrature recobo falls
heat alert for outdoor workers
heat wave, drought threaten southeast
storms bring brief relief fro" heat wave
farmer wages 2<.-h0ur battle to save his crops
triangle thunoershowers provide short-term relief
industries fall victim to uruugmt
parched south sfeks help elsejhere
drought bringing out poor. thirsty yellow jackets
wash me! icartooni
marijuana among crops hit hard by n.c. drought
south's heat is relentless
federal panel will tuur drought-stricken state
hay arrives in nick of time for dairy farm
drought killing insects in forests
effects uf drought spreading. 'destroying wealth'
heat wave. lack of rain may cst n.c. farmers «a00 million
killer drought brings out best ii farmers
u.s. official tours area. hill ask for quick aid
orange county seeks emergency water supply
possible tornado reporteu in onslow
'day in. day out he carfq for her'. ..but hattie died
franklin county gets positively wet
parts of n.c. gft rain put drought drags on
hurricanes "ut vacationers at risk
r-lAl. C-l3nS AIP.LIFTING HAY INTO NORTH CAROLINA
DROUGHT TOPS «2 BILLION: MARTIN ASKS FOR DISASTER DECLARATION
TO FARMERS. NEWS IS OLD — IT'S D-R-Y
STATE BEGAN DRIEST YEAR (MOST LIKELY) THIRSTY
THUNDERSTORMS PELT DURHAM. PIEDMONT AREA
STAGNANT HIGH P?ESSUKE
BERMUDA HIGH SHIFT COULD END BROUGHT
WEATHER BOTH BOON. BANE TO DRAMA
CHARLOTTE ADVERTISERS PLANNING PRAY-FOR-R AIN EVENT IN STADIUM
JULY TEMPERATURES SET RECORDS
JULY WAS ONE OF HOTTEST. DRIEST MONTHS ON RECORD
CURRENT DROUGHT 'PROBABLY WORST IN AT LEAST 111 YEARS*
STORMS HfcLP SOME PARCHED AREAS ON N.C.
DROUGHT CAUSING MORE FACTORIES TO CUT PRODUCTION
RAIN EXPECTED ACROSS N.C. TO0^Y
SEVERE STORM DAMAGE SKIPS QRANGF
RAIN BRINGS SOME RELIEF. BUT WON'T BREAK DROUGHT
N.C. FARMERS WAIT FOR MORF RAIN; "OUNTAIfiS MISSED
FORECASTERS WARN DROUGHT NOT YET OVER. DESPITE RAIN
SIZZLING JULY HAD PEOPLE GOING Fjsy AND WEST
TOURISM IS CONTRAST TO AILING AGRICULTURE
AGRICULTURE-RELATED BUSINESS HURT BY DROUGHT CAN SEEK AID
STORM CHARLEY PICKS UP SPEED
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WEATHER, U.S.
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METEOROLOGIST KNOWN AS 'MR H patr.^c.
WORH.S word: long. cSlD WNTER^JiiAO^
WEATHER fupeCaSTS
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SEE ALSO SPINNING
WHEN SHE SITS AT LOOM. FAMILY TRADITION GOES ON
THE HEAVERS IMUSIC GRUUPI
NEAR-GILBERT SHOH IS MORE LIKE PARTY
"^''"^i.'J, JEWELERS INC.
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SUBJECTS
PAGilT".
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T"HFRS site H»T RFOUIRE REZGNING, STREET CLOSIMG
COUNCIL OKS TOWERS' ZONING CH«NOE
BUSINESSMJN URGES COUNCIL TO <EEP RONET STREET OPEN
SURVEVQO SOUGHT FOR OFFICE PROJECT
WITTE'IBERG REFUSES CITT HID ON LAND
H4Y0R: LAND DEAL CAN BE CLOSET
LAW nOULO LIHIT height of 6UIL0rJGS
COUNCIL VOTES TO PAY WITTENBERG'S PRICE
CITY SEF^S GRANT FOR PARKING '"AOAGE
HRONb FORMULA LEO TO GARAGE-L*NO VALUE
MONEY ^OES FORCE TOWERS' CHANGES
COUNCIL AGREES TO CUT SIZE CF pnoPOSEO PARKING GARAGE
COUNCIL RESOLUTION DECLARES 'INTENT TO PUILO' CIVIC CENTER
SOIL TESTS °£GUN FOR TWIN TOWERS
COUNCIL ASKS LARGER ROU^ FOR CENTER
CITY REVIEWS OFFICE PROJECT
CITY WOULD LEASE PROPOSED PARKING GARAGE
CITY COUNCIL PLANS ACTION ON TWIN TOWERS PROJECT
COUNCIL APPROVES GARAGE AGkEE^ENT
CITY COUNCIL APPROVES TWIN TOWERS AGREEMENT
GARAGE LEASE TO GET STATE REVIEW
PROUD PAPA
TWIN TOWERS
'CENTRE' PARADE. GR0UND1RE AK IMG TODAY
BUILDING DEMOLISHED: TOWERS BEGIN
DURHAM CENTRE KICKOFF A SMASHING 5UCCFSS
fNTHUSIASM FyioENT AT CENTRE CEREMONY
WOECKING BALL GIVES NEW DURHAM A NuOGE
DURHAM BANKS URGED TO AID DOWNTOWN
WORK STARTS ON TOWELS
WORK BEGINS ON CENTRE'S FOUNDATION
CLINGENOaEL TO PICK CIVIC CENTER ARCHITECT
WEBB HIGH SCHOOL
SEE OXFORD WEBB HIGH SCHOOL
WEBB/WITTENBERG VENTURES
COUNCIL APPROVES GARAGE AGREEMENT
PRELIMINARY WORK STARTS O'l TOWERS
TWIN TOWERS TO BE NAMED DURHAM CENTRE
OOwNTOWN PkOJFCT DUBBED 'DURHAM CENTRE'
BUILDING OEMOLISHED; TOWERS BEGIN
DIGGING DEEP
WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES
liRIFFINS CELEBRATE 60TH ANNIVERSARY
COUPLE TO CELEBRATE bOTH ANNIVERSARY
THEY'VE HAD SIXTY-FIvE YEARS TOGETHER
CELEBRATING COUPLE TERRORIZED
RALFIGH COUPLE OBSERVING ANNIVERSARY SHOT IN AUTO
MAN SOUGHT IN SHOOTING OF COUPLE SURRENDtRS
THEY CELEBRATED 50 YEARS TOGETHER WITH A SPIN IN THEIR 1928 MODEL A
71ST ANNIVERSARY: COUPLE REFLECT ON YEARS OF SUCCESSFUL MARRIAGE
WEDDINGS
SEE ALSO HONEYMOONS
SEE ALSO MARRIAGES. DURHA"
SEE ALSO MARRIAGES. INTERNATIONAL
SEE ALSO MARRIAGES. N.C.
SEE ALSO MARRIAGES. U.S.
KRISHNA WEDDING AN ANCIENT RITUAL
WEDDINGS. INTERNATIONAL
SEE MARRIAGES. INTERNATIONAL
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WEEDS ARE ALWAYS WITH US BUT THERE ARE WAYS OF DEALING WITH THEM
DROUGHT DOESN'T STOP WEEDS
HARD AT WORK
WEEKLY NEWSPAPERS INC.
NEWSPAPER BUILDING DESTROYED BY BLAZE
WEEKLY READER
SEE ALSO CHILDREN'S BOOKS
FERTILE MINDS SPAWN OFFBEAT INVENTIONS
GIRL. 7. AND BOY, 13. ARE TOP INVENTORS
WEIGHING STATIONS
SEE ALSO TRUCKS
WRECKS PROMPT CITY TO INSPECT TRUCKS
DRUG SEARCHES BEGUN »T WEIGH STATIONS
WEIGHT CONTROL
SEE ALSO CATERED CALORIES
SEE ALSO CUKE UNIV. DIETARY REHABILITATION CLINIC
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER. OBESITY CLINIC
SEE ALSO FASTING
SEE ALSO FOOD
SEE ALSO NUTRITION
SEE ALSO OBESITY
SEE ALSO RICE DIET
SEE ALSO THE RICE DIET REPORT IBQOK)
SEE ALSO ShaPEDOwN
SEE ALSO STRUCTURE HOUSE
SEE ALSO THIN FOR LIFE CLINIC
CAHBOHYPRATPS OK: THEY'RE NO LONGER A DIETER'S NO NO
MUSANTE: OBESITY STATEWIDE PROBLEM
CIGARETTE. ALCOHOL TAX HIKES CALLED JUSTIFIED
THINK PINK: BUT DON'T THINK FAT FOR VALENTriE'S DAY
LAIF FUR WOTK? TRY ONE OF THESE EXCUSES. THFN LOOK FOR A NEW JOB
SOCIETY URGES MEDICAL HELP WITH DIET PLANS
THE INCREOIBLF SHO INKING "^AN
THINK OF DIETING AS SPRING TRAINING
DIET--IORMONE TIF SIIJOIED AT UNC
DIETE»S HAKE HEFTY CONTRiauTI?N TO DURHAM ECONOMY. OuCTOR SAYS
JIET AT YOUR noHRSTEP
'GOING THROUGH LIFE FAT IS HELL'
THEY Said 'YOU SHOULD WRITE A BOOK.' .,..,
THE kdshER diet: maRJORIE wEINER has CUT THE CALORIES IN JEWISH CUISINE
DURHAM BECOMING DIET CENTER
KEEPING SLIM IN A WORLD THAT SURVIVES ON JUNK FOOD
TEENS CAN LFARN WEIGHT CONTROL
OUKF'S NEWLY DEVELOPED FLAVOR SPRAY TO AID DIETERS
EXERCISING KEEPS OFF POUNDS
IF YOU'RE LOSING BATTLE OF BULGE YOU STILL CAN WIN THE WAR
SOUP COULD BE ANSWER TO DIETE5S' PRAYERS
SHE IS THICK AND TIRED OF DIETING AFTER HOLIDAYS
WEIGHT DISCRIMINATION
SEc OBESITY
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1/01/66 - 'uAl)»l
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WELCOME CENTERS
SEE ALSO HIGHWAYS, N.C.
8 WELCOME CENTERS HELP SELL STATE
WELDING
CORHECTIONS
WELDER PURNFD WHEN CAN EXPLODES
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SEE ALSO FRAUD
ELIGIBLE FAMILIES URGED TO APPLY FOR FOOD STAMPS
WELFARE HOTELS
SEE ALSO HOTELS, U.S.
CALL IT CHARITY, BUT IT'S A RI POFF
WELFARE REFORM
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WELLCOME FOUNDATION LTD.
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COUNTY OFFERING PRIZES TO BUCKLED EMPLOYEES
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SEE ALSO HEALTH
SEE ALSO HEALTH CARE
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SOY^'JI;'^ Td't °"^ "Q-n'o-NER PARTNERS
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WELLS
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5/09/65 C
7/1 1/66 B
7/19/66 A
7/27/66 C
9/16/66 A
9/17/65 C
9/22/66 A
9/23/85 A
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HEARING SET OH WiTE^l LINE in KNOLLWGOn
tb.l MILLION PLANNED POS NEM HaTcB LINE?
SEhER bonds aim at health PROBLEMS
•HITCHING STICK' FINOS WATER — IN A DROUGHT
CHEMICALS CONTAMINATE EIGHT HELLS IN MOORE
CANCER-CAUSING CHEMICAL FOUND IN ABERDEEN HELLS
HELLSPPING GPOCEPy STORE
NINTH ST. GROCERY STORE NOH 11 BRWIN SQUARE
HELLSPRING GROCERr MOVES 2 BL:iCKS
SHEARON HARRIS FOES PLAN HONEY-RA I SFR S
HENOV'S INTERNATIONAL
»<. "ILLION PLEDGED TO DUKE: THOMAS DELIVERS BFEF FOR CENTER.
WENDY'S FOUNDER, R. DAVID THOMAS, TT SPEAK AT UNC
WENDY'S RESTAURANT
DUKE SCHOOL HONORS HEAD OF WENDY'S
WENDY'S RESTAURANT (SHANNON POADI
SI, 025 TAKEN FROM SAFE
WENTHORTH AND SLOAN JEWELERS
MAN CHARGED IN JEWEL THEFT
WEST C PAUSBACH
TREYoURN BILLBOARDS FIGHT IMAGE
MARTINIS OR NOT, BUSINESS LUNCHES TO BE BOX DEDUCTIBLE
WEST BAtiK
SEE ISRAEL,
WEST BANK
WEST DURHAM
3 DURHAM AREAS LISTED AS HISTTRIC
WEST DURHAM LOSES ELECTRICAL POWER
POWER IS "tSTORED IN WEST DURHAM
WEST DURHAM HAY GET NEW PARKS
WEST DURHAM COMMUNITY CENTER
THOSE '^OS POPPERS ARE GONNA RUCK AGAIN
WEST DURHAM EXCHANGE CLUB
NEW OFFICERS
WEST DURHAM LUMBFR CO.
WORKERS GETTING JACKPOT: ...EMPLOYEES TO SPLIT J1.4 MILLION
NEW BUILDING PLANNED FUR W. DiJRHAM LUMBER
'BUCK' DEAN FREEWAY EXTENSION THREAT TO DURHAM LUMBER FIRM
WEST DURHAM PARK
SEE ALSO PARKS, DURHAM
CITY TU CLEAR WAY FOR HIGHWAY, 3 PARKS
WEST DURHAM PARK LAND MAY BE SOLD
WEST DURHAM MAY GET NEW PARKS
WEST FORSYTH HIGH SCHOOL
PRINCIPAL GLAD HE LOST BET WITH STUDENT
WEST GERMANY
SEE ALS':- G
COMMENTS
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DURHAM,
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ENGLAND, WRITES TO DURHAM, N.C.
NEEOS YOU MORE'
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FESSQP WINS AWARD FRO" GERMANY
TURNED INTO A NIGHTMARE OF AWFUL REALITY
NY HONORS PROFESSOR AT DUKE
FESSOR EMERITUS GETS WEST GERMAN award
GIOUS AWARD
Y PEAK OR BAD TASTE'
EXORCIZED FROM SUPERSTITION
INOS WORLD OF SYSTEM'S FAILURES
CATERING TO THEIR CANINES
THE BUREAUCRATS
ATING ALIENS
WEST JEFFERSON, N.C.
PARTIAL SKELETON lOENT IF IFD- AS WEST JEFFERSON MAN
TWO HURT AS BOONE POLICE HELICOPTER CRASHES
WEST MAIN SI.
SEE ALSO MAIN ST.
WEST MAIN STREET SECTION TO CLOSE
WEST PICKETT ROAD NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION
DURHAM PANEL OPPOSES GARRETT 'OAD REZONING
WEST POINT lU.S. ARMY ACAOEMYI
5 STUflEMS NOMINATED FOR SERVICE ACADEMIES
2 NOMINATED FOR ACADEMY
WEST POINT MILL
SEE ALSO FRIENDS OF WEST POINT
SEE ALSO HILLS
ICY MORN
EASTER SUNRISF SERVICE
WEST POINT NaTu»E programs OPEN
PLANNING DARKROOM
CLEARING THE RECORD
NIGHTSOUNOS: CATCHING THE NOCTUP'IAL SFRFNAOE AT WEST POINT ON ENO
EVENT CELEBRATES OPENING OF rtJGH MANGUM MUSEUM
REMEM'-iERING HUGH MANGUM: WEST POINT MUSEUM HONORS PHOTOGRAPHER..
ENO STAGE GOES UP
KEEPING COOL
PANEL APPROVE? PAPERS FOR MALL'S EXPANSION
BEAVEPS, 'NIGHLIFE' WEST POINT TOPICS
GROUP PRESERVES AREA'S PAST
CHRISTMASES PAST: CHRISTMAS AS IT USEO TO BF AT HISTORIC PLACES SUNDAY
WEST POINT ON THE ENO
SEE WEST POINT MILL
WEST VIRGINIA PENITENTIARY
SEE ALSO PRISONS, U.S.
RIOT AT WEST VIRGINIA PRISON PROMPTS LOOK AT N.C. PRISONS
HESTBROOK IRON CO.
PAINTING 275-FOOT TOWER, YOU WORK ALONE. ..AND NOBODY SUGGESTS HOW
WESTERN ALAMANCE HIGH SCHOOL
SMART STUDENTS GET CREDIT AT THIS SCHOOL
WESTERN ALCOHOLIC REHABILITATION CENTER
SEE ALCOHOLIC REMAUILITAIION PROGRAM, BUNCOMBE COUNTY
WESTFRN CAROLINA CENTER
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H 2 7/12/86 C I P N H95
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MONTHLY/AN NUSL INOEX rtv c,=
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■•ROCK OF AGES- CHAPLAIN RETIRING FROM ,. CAROLINA CENTER
WESTERN CAROLINA UNIV. ^fNPtH „ j lj/il/a6 C <) P N
sfyi^'';T5'i;jSR|S"= «ESEARCHFR= TRAINING MEN TQ BE TOUGH RAISES RISKS H . , /.,/-.
WESTERN CARaLINAVf^TraSiSriR?^ S?OS^^'; T^SS .gC:;?E'5''^' ""'''"' " ' ^/Sb/'?6' E ? N^
WESTERN CAROLINA UNIV., STUDENTS ' ' 5/^6/^^6 C 1 N
16 OURHAM STUDENTS nImEO TO DEAN'S LIST
WESTERN CAROLINA UNIV. SPORTS ' ^ Z/ii/fb C 1 D N
UNC SYSTEM'S POLICIES FOR ADMITTING ATHLETES EXAMINED IN REPORTS
CATAMOUNTS EXTEND -OlIpaJ k""' ' ' ' " H ! ,^/07/,6 R , . M^
WESTERN CAROLINA UNIV. SPURTS, FOOTBAIl ^ W/Ofl/06 0 6 N
|HE%r;iN'5if'-!o'?Li?'lNr''"°'' ^" «"ERN CAROLINA PLAYERS
STATE EYES WESTERN, PEACH Hnul ? I ?<?^<'* " ? ^ «
PACK POSTS PE.CHril^^S£?R%"b g I WAyAt g ^ « T^^
WESTERN FILM FAIR " 2 11/Z3/S6 a 1 P N C 49
SEE ALSO COWOOYS
^^u.,';t^P„Ei<-" FESTIVALS
TsUH'iT. n\k }^'^i ni:r, '.\^h%niiVoT.irco'r'^r'^''^ '-°
CAREER H J 6/13/(16 0 1
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"E'JER'-.flLM PRESERVATION SOCIETY " ^ 7/05/86 All N H60
SEE ALSO COWBOYS outicir
SEE ALSO OLD WESTERN film mm
.^'tM" c\°5i^^J.5^^^E^^' rV I '° ^-«^" ^T.RRETT „ , ,
FILM SUCIETY-S MEETING Will Fr.r.io- ..„. u i J/l^/n6 C 1 N H60
WESTERN F LM 50C FTY • 5 S Hnw°5M f "^C?" S TUNTMA N ""' H 2 5/16/fl6 0 i P A
LEGENDARY MOV, E"?^.Sgrfg%i'!,S^Q«'J", CHRISTMAS THEMES ^ } >0/;|/e6 C , N ^^•
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"E^JI^N^JUNIORJOLF TOURNAMENT " ^ 9/26/fl6 0 1 <, P F
PaSl'goes fSr I°spS?MJ^51''\-'UNI0R TOURNEY
MAGINNES RIgSt AT SnMi^lK'L^fil"'"' S ? 5/04/86 B 10 N C49
STRICKER reaches SEMIFINAL ? Hi ^^tS'^i* c 1 N
3S?^^^A^^^?^?S§-Ely^^r- — « --OR GOLF TITLE . E I IB^ ^l I ^ ""
WESTERN MIPOLE SCHOOL " ^ 8/11/86 B 4 N
ALAMANCE PRINCIPAL HONORED
WESTERN N.C. ■ " ' 10/04/86 C 1 N
!i = SJc"cgii^Wlsl5rSi;;?L%i^Nf%\^|S'' -- H . l./l.,86 E 4 N
""slE''ALSO-CRA%'f^'""'^''^ ASSOCIATION " ' 12/IV86 C 12 N
ill JMH ffS"^" MANAGEMENT PLANNING
"H^c5^^?0iKD-|iR°'iES?lR'N-S.7!''lR-80liTUM
WESTERN N.C. NATURE CENTER ^ ^ 3/17/86 A 7 P P
BEAR SHOT AT PARK AFTER IT KILLED FAWN
WESTERN PUBLISHING CO. " ^ 6/11/86 A 13 N
NEW BOARD GAME IS -OUT OF CONTEXT-
DURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS ^'"'•'^" 5 2 5/26/86 C 1 N
!R'S?riS^%AS?'i}i?K'?E?^T!I5i^,r' «^^^"'" h" I ^ '^'"^ B '' "i
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WESTERN STEER RESTAURANTS " ^ 10/07/86 BIN.
T^^i^Jlo^wyVS- '?^^J''%f™°I'"S "' HESTAURANT
SUSPECT LVi^E"6 iK^^fE^^l^O^i^ ^fivTSS' ^" "' ' "°T DOG. ^ | 3/DV86 A ^I N
WESTGATE OFFICE COMPLEX " ^ 3/11/86 C 12 N
COUNTY GENERAL PLANS SATELLITE HEALTH CLINIC
WESTINGHOUSt FOUNDATION " ^ 8/15/86 B 1 N C60
WESTINGHOUSF GIVES .150,000 n DUKE SCHOOL
""sEE^y^^^Sc^^ENtl^ ""-'"^ ^"'"^» • " ^ '''"''°'' "^ ' '' "''
MATH SCHOOL STUDENT HONORED
WESTMINSTER CO. ^ ^ 1/16/R6 C 4 N
R^?ifefi.SG-^E"^,iL-|Lic\%«!l?L^i^^ iJ^JSsiON S 2 5/08/86 C ■ n M6,
WESTOVEK PARK 5 2 6/03/86 C 1 N M69
SUMMER UPS AND DOWNS
WESTPARK CORPORATE CENTER ^ ^ 8/04/86 C 1 P P R 76
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WESTWOOD HOMES " 2 8/24/86 F 1 N
MOBILE HOMES BROKEN INTO
WESTWORLD COMMUNITY HEALTHCARE ^ ^ 10/25/86 A 2 N
FRANKLIN BOARD TO MEET mSnoay ABOUT HOSPITAL
WETHFRBY IFILMI " ' <>/l<'/n6 C I ;g H6r)
MONTHLY/ilNfJUAL
1/01/86
I N 0 fc X
12/31/R6
s u e J E c
-STRSINED ENDING ASIClEt 'HETHE'BY' i FINE THRILLER
WETL'NOS
MINING INTglESTSt FISHERMEN B4TTLE OVfH PEAT
COASTAL AREAS NEED PRtlTECTION FOR FUTURE
WEYMIUTH ESTATE
SEE fbiends of HEVMOUTH
WHALES
SEE ALSO ENDANGERED SPECIES
FOSSIL IZEn WHALE NECKBONE FCU^IO
HISf-UIOEO WHALE
WHALE OF A JGP
WHALE'S SKELETON TO BE DISPLAYED
SAVING THE FmEPGLASS WHALE
SHAW UNIVERSITY, WHALING MONEY LINK INVESTIGATED
WHEAT
SEE ALSO GRAIN
WHEAT SUBSIDY IS WRONG
WHEAT FIRST SECURITIES
BUSINESS BRIEFING
IS AMERICAN TOBACCO A SPIN-OFF CANDIDATE?
ETHICALLY CHOOSING STOCKS MAY NOT HURT RETURNS. DURHAM BROKER SAYS
WHEAT. FIRST PREDICTS WEAKER RETAIL SALES DURING S'JFI ECONOMY
MORE DURHAM FOLKS HAVE ReTIRE''ENT CHECKS SENT TO BANK
ANALYST: BIG TOBACCO COMPANIES SHOULD STAY PROFITABLE
WHEELCHAIRS
SEE ALS" HANDICAPPED
SEE ALSO INVENTIONS
SEE ALSO MEDICAL EQUIPMENT
SEE ALSO MISS N.C. WHEELCHAIR PAGEANT
SEE ALSO PARAOLYMPICS
STEM RESIDENT'S WHEELCHAIR TA<EN
KANNAPOLIS WHEELCHAIR ATHLETE WILL COMPETE IN PARAOLYHPICS
WHEELCHA IR-1UUN0 GUNMAN WOUNDED IN PERSON STANDOFF
■78 MURDER CASE PENDING AGAINST HIGGS
WHEELER SUPPLY CO.
LUTRAVIL PRESIDENT TO GIVE TALK ON JOINT VENTURES
WHEELS. INC.
SEE ALSO ROLLER SKATING
MAN DISCOVERED AT SKATING RINK; BREAK-IN CHARGED
WHEELS SKATING RINK
SEE WHEELS. INC.
WHEN FATHER WAS AWAY ON BUSINESS IFRMI
•FATHER' PLAYS SLOW BUT MAY BE WORTH THE WAIT
WHIPPOORWILL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
WHIPPnORWILL CHAMPS
SUMMER LEAGUE CHAMPS
BULLS WIN TI TLE
ATHLETIC GROUP WELCOMES TIPS TO IMPROVE PROGRAM
SOCCER Champs
WHIPPOORWILL CHAMPS
WHISKEY
SEE ALCOHOL
WHISTLEBLOHERS
SEE ALSO CORRUPTION IN BUSINESS
SEE ALSO CORRUPTION IN GOVERNMENT
•WHISTLEBLOWERS' ARE HEROES. NOT CRIMINALS
WHISTLERS CONVENTION
PHWEEFI! WHISTLERS TO TRILL IN L0UIS8URG TODAY
HE WHISTLES OLD FAVORITES
CALIFORNIAN TOP WHISTLER
WHISTLES
CALIFORNIAN TCP WHISTLER
WHISTL INC
HE WHISTLES OLD FAVORITES
WHIIF-COLLAR CRIMES
SEE ALSO PUSINE5SES. EMPLOYEE THEFT
SEE ALSO CORRUPTION IN BUSINESS
SEE ALSO EMBEZZLEMENT
SEE ALSO FRAUD
SEE ALSO INDUSTRIAL SECRETS
SEE ALSO INSURANCE FRAUD
FBI AGENT SAYS DRUGS STILL MOST PERVASIVE CRIME PROBLEM IN N.C.
2 N.C. MEN FACE SEC CHARGES
2 N.C. MEN CHARGED WITH 'INSnER' PROFITING
FBI RESUHFS HOTLINE FOR TIPS ABOUT FRAUD
WHITE CROSS COMMUNITY
CHANGE SOUGHT IN FIRE COVERAGE NEAR CARRBORO
WHITE FURNITURE CO.
BE AN INTERIOR DESIGNER
ALAMANCE COMPANY HIT BY FIRE
WHITE HOUSE
PRIVATIZATION SALE ICARTOONI
WHITE H-^USE CURATOR TO SPEAK IN NEW BERN
ONE DOESN'T TURN DOWN AN INVITATION TO LUNCH AT THE WHITE HOUSE
EDENION SCHOOL'S SENIORS INVITED TO WHITE HOUSE
N.C. STUDENTS TOLD U.S. WON'T START A NUCLEAR WAR
SOME SAY HE CARES; OTHERS FELT PATRONIZED
MAID REMEMBERS BEING BACKSTAIRS AT WHITE MOUSE
SCHOOL GETS NATIONAL CEREMONY
3 FROM DURHAM REPRESENT SCHOOL AI WHITE HOUSE
WHITE HOUSE CONFFRFNCE ON SMALL BUSINESS
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. SMALL
SMALL BUSINESSES ORGANIZING FTR WHITE HOUSE CONFERENCE
NO SMALL talk: THE WHITE HOUSE CONFERENCE ON SMALL BUSINESS lADl
CONFERENCE: CHANCE To TELL GOVERNMENT WHAT YOU THINK
WHITE HOUSE CONFERENCE ON SMALL BUSINESS PLANNED
BUSINESSMAN RAPS TAX POLICY AT CONFERENCE
TRIANGLE BUSINESSMEN TO REPRESENT STATE DURING WHITE HOUSE CONFERENCE
12 FROM AREA TO ATTEND WHITF HOUSE SESSION
INSURANCE TOP ISSUE FOR SMALL bUSINFSSES
MODEL LUNGS. A IP FOR DEAF SPRING From THEIR BASEMENT
GAPS SAIO KEEPING N.C. FROM COMPETING WITH SILICON VALLEY
WHITE HOUSE SCIENCE COUNCIL
SEE ALSO SCIENCE
T
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H 2 7/02/^6
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7/26/86
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H 2 4/I'>/86 C I P N S80
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H 2 4/20/66 C I N
H 2 4/10/86 C I P N 580
H 2
1/08/86
A
9
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3/18/86
A
9
N
H 2
3/13/86
A
9
N
H 2
4/16/86
B
3
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H 2
9/13/86
D
6
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1/03/86
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4/18/86
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2/16/86
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5/JP/66
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5/14/86
1
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5/14/86
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7/30/36
13
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9/10/86
1
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9/13/86
I
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1/26/86
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1/26/86
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1/27/86
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1/28/86
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1/31/86
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3/nl/B6
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10
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M97
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8/17/86
D
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8/17/86
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INDEX
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SUBJECT
P«'".t 1CI''9
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BASIC RESEARCH NEEDS PROD FRO^ GOVERNMENT
""'IL^I^.'^S^^ OF LIBERTY
SEE ALSO KU KLUX KLAN
N.C. HAS MOST ACTIVE RACIST GROUPS
WHITE LIGHTNING
SEE ALCOHOL. ILLICIT SALES
SEE MOONSHINE '-'•'^" ^ALtS
WHITE NIGHTS IFILMI
DANCING DOESN'T SAVE 'NirHTCt
TRAVEL THROUGH FILMS ""^"'S'
WHITE OAK (SUBDIVISION!
ANNFKATION APPROVED
CHAPEL HILL WELCOMES ANNEXED AREA
WHITF PATRIOT PARTY
Sf| ALSO KU KLUX KLAN
MILLER SAYS HE WILL LEAVE N C
WEEP FOP GEORGIA '■':A»t N.C.
MILLER SAYS HE WON'T LEAVF N r
JUDGE"°gl?S,?i??'-f;ERS"^S?^cSi|-is"" ""'^" KLANSMEN
KLAN COMBAT TRAINING nF<;r[iTnen
WHITE PATRIOTS CONVICTFn" F?iK S. F°Ym5:'J^ "-'■ «l-nNG
SOME 5E""cESEMBERslArn''l?V,''^",'"" SON TERM
CORRECTION "^"^^"S SAID STILL INVOLVED IN KLAN GROUPS
WHITE BOCK BAPTIST CHURCH
CONGRATULATIONS TO GRAOS
WHITE SUPKEMACY
SEE ALSO ARYAN NATIONS ' ' -
SEE ALSO THE ORIER ^
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WHITETAIL FARMS
MINING INTERESTS. FISHERMEN BATTLE OVER PEAT
WHITEVILLE, N.C.
TOWN ANNEXATION BY BRUNSWICK COULD EMPOWER BLACK MAJORITY
WHITEWATER PADDLING
SEE ALSO BOATS
SEE ALSO CANOES
SEE ALSO KAYAKS
SEE ALSO RAFTS
RAFTlf,S'{ife,S^ Vnl^Vo^'^lhljky"''
HEADED FOR HHI IE WAT^'."liiS^ S SOME INFORMATION
MHITTE1 DIT COOK BAR-B-CUE
BARBECUE STORE OPEN DESPITE FIRE
WHITTED SCHOOL
FARFuELL
MONTESSORI OFFERED SPACF AT WHlTrFn
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9/30/86 A
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H 2 8/12/86 C 1 N J<^0
S 2 a/l?/86 A 7 N ',64
S 2 a/25/86 A 5 N
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H 2 2/09/86 0 3 T R H45
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S 2 12/02/86 A 10 N
S 2 3/22/06 A 17
H 2 12/12/86 A 23
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-RFPORT SAYS WICHITA STATE TO HIPE FnOLER
fOCLES TAKES TAR HEEL SYSTE" TO WICHITA ST.
FOGLER TO STICK WITH DEAN SMITH FORMULA
WICKER FURNITURE NEEDS To BE OUSTED AND CLEANED
WICKES COS.
AGREEMENT WITH WICKES BOOSTS COLLINS C AIKMAN STOCK
WIFE ADVERTISING
SEE ALSO MARRIAGES. U.S.
THE BIRTH OF MATRIMONIAL ADS
WIFE BURNING
SFE ALSO RURN VICTIMS
HAN IS Charged with burning estranged wife
WILBUR smith AMD ASSOC.
11 MILLION IN BONOS TAGGED FOR SPECIAL TRANSPORTATION
WUCn FUOO MART tAIRPOPT ROAD, CHAHEL HILL. N.C.I
OIL COMPANY SUES OVER USE PERMIT
JUDGE SAYS TOWN WRONG TO SET SPECIAL CONDITIONS ON USE PERMIT
WILCO SERVICE STATION
M?N ROa DURHAM GAS STATION. ESCAPE
YOUTH TAKES BEEP; SLUGS STORE WOKKER
TWO CHARGED WITH BREAK-IN AT nuRHAM SERVICE STATION
MILD ANIMALS
CAMPE"S SHOULD RESPECT ANIMALS
WILD BIRO REHABILITATION DURHAM
SEE ALSO BIRDS
DURHAM'S 'BIRD LADY' CARES FOR ORPHANED
WILD DOGS
SEE ALSO DOGS
WILD DOGS STALKED
WILD HORSES
SEE ALSO HORSES
THE WILD BUNCH
WILD RICE
WILD RICE: THE CAVIAR OF GRATIS
COUKING CONTESTS: TIPS FROM EXPERTS CAN HELP MAKE A WINNER OUT OF YOU
WILDERNESS AREAS. N.C.
SEE ALSO CAMPING I SEE ALSO NAMES OF CAMPSI
SEE ALSO CUASTAL DEVELOPMENT, N.C.
SEE ALSO FORESTS. N.C.
SEE ALS" WILDLIFE CONSERVATION
N.C. TO INVEST IN WILDERNESS DRFAM
EIGHT RED WOLVES TO BE RELEASED ON REFUGE
NATURE WALK. TALK PLANNED
NATURE CONSERVANCY RAISES »2 "ILLION
WILDERNESS AREAS. U.S.
SEE ALSO ALASKA
SEE ALSO SIERRA CLUB
BATTLE LINES DRAWN IN CHEROKEE FOREST DISPUTE
WILDERNESS CONSERVATION
SEE WILDLIFE CONSERVATION
WILDERNESS SURVIVAL
SEE ALSO BACKPACKING
SEE ALSO SURVIVAL
N.C. TREE FARMER GIVES SURVIVAL TRAINING
WILDFLOWERS
SEE ALSO FLOWFRS
FIELD OF FLOWERS
BUSINESS BLOSSOMS IN RELATIVE OBSCURITY
BUTTERFLY WEED IS BEAUTIFUL
WHERE THE WILD THINGS APE
BOTANIST: RARE PLANTS IN PROJFCT'S PATH
WILDFL0H6PS PLANNED ALONG ROADS
N.C. BOTANICAL GARDEN LAUDED FOR SAVING STATE'S WILOFLOWERS
WILDLIFE CONSERVATION
SEE ALSO CONSERVATION COUNCIL OF N.C.
SEE ALSO ENOANGFREO SPECIES
SEE ALSO GOVERNOR'S CONSERVATION ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS
SEE ALSO NATIONAL WILDLIFE FtOE^ATION
SEE ALSO N.C. WILDLIFE FEOERATIIN
SEE ALSO N.C. WILDLIFE RESOURCES COMMISSION
SFE ALSO WILDERNESS AREAS. N.C.
SEE ALSO WORLD WILDLIFE FUND
WILDLIFE GROUP TO HONOR COPELAND. HOYLE
HUNTERS SHOULDN'T BF ON WILDLIFE REFUGE
TPEYBURN CAUSES FEDERAL CONCERN FOR 6NV IKONME NT «L IMPACT
CORPS APPARENTLY ACTS TO PRESERVE LAKE LANDS
AGENCIES OUESTION RFO MILL PROJECT'S EFFECT ON WILDLIFE
COBEY. N.C. OFFICIALS TOUR JORDAN LAKE
GAME MAY FIND N.C. HIGHWAYS MORE HOSPITABLE
DUKE RESEARCHER HELPS WILDLIFE DECISIONS
MILITARY FLIGHTS WORRY WILDLIFE REFUGES MANAGER
WILDLIFE LAW
SEE ALSO N.C. LAWS
UNOERCOVER OFFICERS NAB PEOPLE SELLING SPORTFISH AND GAME
WILOWOOD DRIVE
WELL WOES SPUR CALL FOR CITY WATER
WILKES COUNTY. N.C.
WILKES PLANE CRASH LEAVES TWO DEAD
WILKES COUNTY SUING COMPANY OVER REVALUATION
FBI INVESTIGATING LANDFILL F IR c
NUCLEAR WASTE LANDFILL IN W I L< E S TAUGHT STATE LESSONS
WILKESBORO. N.C.
2 KILLED IN N.C. PLANE CRASH
WILL WYNNE AWARD
SEE ALSO AWAKDS
SEE ALSO BASEBALL
OIGARD CONSIDERING RIRBS FOP -JASCaR CIRCUIT RIDE
WILLIAM A. KIRKLANO AWARD
SEE ALSO AWARDS
LYNAM GETS MERCHANTS' T"P AWARD
DURHAM MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION GIVES SPFCIAL AWARD TO LYNAM
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AWARDS
WILLJAM p. UM5TEAD STATE PARK
iEE UMSTEAO STATE PARK
WILLIAM DOBE COMPANV
ZONING REQUESTS TO RECEIVE ATTENTION OF COUNCIL PANEL
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SEE 8UTNER PUBLIC SAFETY DEPT.
WILLIAMS OIL COMPANY
SEE A. T. WILLIAMS OIL COMPANY, INC.
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WILLIAMS STRIKES'^W^J^ASES PAST ANDREWS
WILLIAMS WATFR PLANT
FT?FNS?o"!i°R3A'fe%ri,^rpTl??f^ir«F°%S;!IP "'--^'^
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TURE
TORY, HERITAGE
""■'■'*''S''GERALO PRODUCTIONS INC.
piicE^r^i^E'"''"^'^ "'^"^S BEARS UNVFILED
WILLIAMSRUBG, VIRGINIA
WILLIAMSBURG REMINDS TRAVELERS OF IMPORTANT
WILLIE M PROGRAMS
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5orir?rr»''''°'--;''«N^'''' ^ "°"^' "^^^""^ "^^
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WILLOW CREEK, N.C.
ANNEXATION RATTLES FLARE ACROSS NORTH CAROLINA
willow terrace
fire hits apartment
""■^fS'°J,'^^ shopping center
SEE ALSO shopping CENTERS
* SHOPPING CENTER BOOM
GAS LINE RUPTURED NEAR WILLOwDALE
WILLOWHAVEN COUNTRY CLUB
OOLF COURSE FIRE
FIRE OESTROYS STORAGE UNIT
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WILLS
SEE ALSO ESTATE PLANNING
SEE ALSO INHERITANCE
SEE ALSO INSURANCE POLICIES
H:^?iir:r?f^i:gfv^5F^if-p:i^:se^^jsi5FFEUR
WILMINGTON, N.C.
WILMINGTON TAKES STAR BILL INC ^
3i^y'[j§j?w/;;R5[jr,H-^-''="'^-^°°° ""SUMPTION
MAN .RUNS AWAY FROM H0ME.-3.,00 MRES ON HHRSEBACK
WILMINGTON CORP.
TEXTILE PLANT TO BE REOPENED
WILSON. N.C.
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SUBJECTS
OWNFR UF ELECTRICAL COMPANY DISAPPEARS
I KILLS". 1 WOUNUED IN UAREHOJSE ';hOOTING
HAN FIRED FROM WILSON WAREHOUSE RETURNS WITH CUN, KILLS Z COWORKERS
SAVING THE FIXEPCLASS WHALE
BOOV ""ELIFVEO THAT OF HAN CHA"GED [N WILSON SHOOTINGS
ACCUSED SLAVER RELIEVED SUICIDE DAY OF KILLINGS
WILSON CONSTRUCTION CO. (SALISBURY, N.C.I
JOB FAIR
WILSON COUNTY, N.C., ELECTIONS
WILSON COUNTY'S ELECTION OF S: HOOL BOARD CHALLENGED
U.S. CHALLENGES SCHOOL BOARD ELECTIONS
WRONG NAHE ON BALLOT IN 2 COUNTIES
WILSON COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
WILSON COUNTY VOTES TO ACCEPT ELECTION PLAN
WILSON COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION
WILSUN COUNTY'S ELECTION OF SCHOOL BOARD CHALLENGED
U.S. CHALLENGES SCHOOL BOARD ELECTIONS
BLACK PAC BACKS BROYHILLi SANFORO LEADS
WILSON COUNTY SHERIFF'S OtPT.
WILSON SHERIFF TU^NS IN CERTIFICATION TD INSTRUCT OFFICERS
WILSON'S QUICK STOP
ROBBEF SOUGHT
GUNMAN ROBS WILSON'S OUICK SFIP
HILTON, N.C.
FIRE DEPARTMENT BUILT IN TWO YEARS
WILTON SCHOOL
PLAY AND WORK IN WILTON
WILTON PUPILS TAKING SPIN
WILTON SCHOOL HOMECOMING
SCHOOL MEMORIES TO STIR SATURDAY
IMPROMPTU STUDY HALL
BOARD REJECTS BIDS ON ROAD PRTJECTS
WIMBLEDON, ENGLAND
SEE ALSO GREAT BRITAIN
BETTORS BEWARE OF WILANOER
WIMbLEOON WOODS
RFZONING SOUGHT FOR OFFICES AT IMPERIAL CENTER DEVELOPMENT
PLANNING BOARD FACES LONG AGEIDA
BOARD PERSUADED TO WITHDRAW ZINING APPROVAL
KEY HOMES' REZONING PLEA DEFERRED AFTER CRITICISM
WIND DAMAGE
SEE ALSO HURRICANES
SEE ALSO ThUNOERSTORMS
SEE ALSO WEATHER, DURHAM
N.C. STORM DAMAGES BUILDINGS, VEHICLES
TORNADO-LIKE WINDS REPORTED IN ONSLOW
STORM DAMAGP
STRONG WINDS DAMAGE HOMES NEAJ LEXINGTON
HIGH WINDS DAMAGE TREES, CAUSE OUTAGES
HIGH WINDS KNOCK OUT POWER
TORNADOES LEAVE 4150,000 DAMAGE IN TWO COUNTIES
RESCUERS HOISTED DEMOLISHED TRAILER
MAN SAYS 'THAT COUCH SAVED MY LIFE'
F0RFC4ST HAS HINT OF RELIEF
STUPMS BRING PRItF RELII=F FPO" HEAT WAVE
POSSIBLE TORNADO OEPUPTFO IN ONSLOW
STORM LEAVES DAMAGED HOUSES, CARS
STURM DAMAGE
SEVERE STORM BRINGS RAIN, DAMAGING WIND
WOMAN DIES IN CITY STORM: LIGHTNING HURTS GIRL, <• OTHERS
STORM TEARS ROOF, PORCH OFF CHURCH
STORM VICTIM
THUNDERSTORMS WITH GUSTO
TREE SMASHES CAR
POWER RESTORED AFTER FATAL STORM
THE LIGHTS GO ON AGAIN IN STO^ M-B 4 T TERED DURHAM
RAIN FAILS TO KAISE LAKE MICHIE LEVEL
UNPLANNED LAUNCH
TORNADO-LIK'= STORM LIFTS ROOF OFF HOUSE IN WAYNF
AFTER DISASTER, COMES THE LESSON: 'THERE ARE NO LAST STRAWS'
TIDES, WINDS RIP TOPSAIL BEACH
STORM TRAPS 3<.0 ON STATE COAST
NORTHERN TUPSAIL ISLAND CUT OFF FROM MAINLAND
TOPSAIL CLEANS UP 13 MILLION DAMAGE
TOPSAIL BEACH DAMAGE STILL BEING SURVEYED
WIND DYNAMICS LABORATORY INC.
TRIANGLE WIND TUNNEL ONE OF 2 THAT CAN TEST BIG-CITY TOWERS
FROM PLOWS TO ROBOTS, SHAFTS TO MODELS
WIND TUNNEL RESEARCH
TRIANGLE WIND TUNNEL ONE OF 2 THAT CAN TEST BIG-CITY TOWERS
FROM PLOWS TO ROBOTS, SHAFTS TO MODELS
WINDOW WASHERS
HE DOES WINDOWS
MAKING IT SOUEAKY CLEAN
STRANDED HIGH
IT'S TIME TO RISE AND SHINE
WINDOWS
SEE ALSO STAINED GLASS WINDOWS
SEE ALSO WINDSHIELDS
DURHAM POLICE SEEK WINDOW-SMASHING VICTIMS
WHAT IN THE WORLD? THE WINDOW WILL HELP
WINOOW WORK
CLASS GALORE
THE HUM1N FLY
FLAKY ART
WINDSHIELDS
SEE ALSO AUTOS ISFE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC AUTOS AND AUTO MANUFACTURERS!
SEE ALSO WINDOWS
CHARLOTTE WOMAN IS AbARPEO 51.2 MILLION FOR INJURIES
DURHAM POLICE SEEK W INDOW- SHAS H I NG VICTIMS
WINt
SEE ALSO ABC STORES
SEE ALSO ALCOHOL
SEE ALSO CALIFORNIA, MINE
SEE ALSO CROSSROADS WINE FAIR
SEE ALSO DUPLIN WINE CELLARS
SEE ALSO CRAPES
CALIFORNIA WPIE: THE SPOTLIGHT'S ON LOW PRICES
ChaROONNAY: IT'S RED WINE-LOVERS WHITE
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N
H
2
5/21/86
A
11
P
N
H
2
7/0<./B6
c
4
P
N
H
2
7/0'./86
c
4
N
s
2
7/14/86
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1
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S33
s
2
7/16/86
A
1
p
N
H
2
7/23/R6
0
4
'1
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7
7/28/80
B
1
P
'J
H
3
7/29/B6
l<
1
P
P
M66
H
2
8/03/86
C
I
N
H
2
3/12/86
A
1
p
N
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H
2
3/1 V86
A
10
N
H
2
8/12/86
c
1
P
p
F70
H
2
8/12/86
c
P
P
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3
d/12/36
c
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P
p
W27
s
2
ci/12/16
A
1
p
N
^85
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2
8/13/86
A
1
M
M51
s
2
8/13/86
c
1
N
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s
2
3/13/86
c
1
P
P
K30
H
2
3/21/86
D
10
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N
H
2
9/02/86
B
1
P
F
P3R
H
2
12/01/86
A
?
P
N
S
2
12/03/B6
A
1
p
^1
M
2
I2/0<./86
A
1
P
N
«;
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12/J4/86
A
1
P
N
H
2
12/U5/S6
A
15
N
H
2
3/2'./86
A
1
p
^J
046
H
2
8/2<./n6
A
9
N
046
H
2
3/2<./°6
A
1
P
N
046
H
2
8/2<,/86
A
9
N
046
H
1
<i/25/86
B
1
P
P
H
3
9/03/°6
B
1
P
P
L20
H
2
lD/0<>/86
D
1
P
P
L2n
H
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12/24/86
A
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2/04/»6
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2/21/86
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5/10/86
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7/21/86
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p
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12/27/86
A
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P
137
1/17/86 C
2/04/86 B
4/01/"6 C
4/25/86 E
MONTHLY/AN
I II J 6 X
U/31/n6
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STORE HALTING SALFS OF HINE
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WINE COOLERS
D.SORGANUATION COSTS AVERAGE EXECUTIVE . WEEKS TO CATCH UP
WINE TASTING
CALIFORNIA hine: THE SPOTLIGHT'S ON LOW PRICES
WINtBERRY DRIVF
PARKWOOD RESIDENTS CLASH WITH BUILDER OVER PLOOOING
wlNERIfS. M.C.
Ill a\'^" "0"HrASi^is?AS^^*2?NFRY
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WINGATF, N.C.
CANDLE-MAKING LIGHTS UP LIFE OF 30-YEAR-QLD WINGAT6 MAN
WINGATE COLLEGE
3 ON WINGATF HONORS LIST
WINGATE WOMEN FALL
WINN-DIXIE (AVONIALE DRIVEl
NFICHBORING BUSINESSES ARF pnnncn
MAN WITH REVOLVER RODS GROCER? ^S TORE
SEE WINN-PIXIE ILOEHMANN'S PLAZAI
Sinn di'JII r^.'-SIII .'-J'^ewooo store
WINN DIXIE CLOSES LAKEWOOD STORE: NEW STORE CITFD
WINN-OIXIE (LOEHMANN'S PLA?AI
GUNMAN ROBS WINN-OIXIE STORE
WINN-DIXIE (SHANNON PLAZAI
OLO WINN-DIXIE TO REPLACE FOREST HILLS P.O.
WINN-DIXIE STORES
- 5CI;C SAYS STORE BOYCOTT OVFR
ir^^^ll%,%'^\S^it\^1|L°D"?T^R^-"-"°-S
WINN DIXIE 300
SEE ALSO STOCK CAR RACING
RICHMOND REPEATS IN •300«
WINNIE THE POOH
WINNIE THE POOH SHOW TO RETURN
SUBJECTS
N F
P D DATE
WINSTON SU(1 (HAY RACE!
^cc JMH V"'-" CAR RACING
5it'-|?„^*k'-*'"''^'' ^0'^ IJULY RACE)
Z12.229 MPh: ELLIOTT SETS STOCK CAR
WINSTON CUP
QUALIFYING RECORD..
Mljli?^^l;RS^J.:5°SSTET"' """NSVILLE VICTORY
WINSTON MILLING CO.
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
WINSTON-SALEM, N.C.
^ M.i4?r?''l ^'""' ""LACE
Pu9'liol°ByTo°J ^A\K'"?g^iL^=
INJURED WORKER RESCUED
S S°JL"«SS"'°='S f"^l"'0FR'"E%%°0R-Vr^ "-^ "*^ SCHEDULED SPEAKER
?'SrC-^?IJ? c"6M'?E?^%^|-cgN"S^^5'T\0NS' BIG BUCKS
WINSTON-SALEM, N.C, COLISEUM
w^'N^^^oTfA'tls i^^t^t.^'is ^si\^i^:.^^:\:t^^,
WINSTUN-SALEM JOURN AL-S EN T I NFL (NEHSPAPERI
PA',EI0T3
1/00/S7
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C PG L
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s/ui/Re
5/'J9/R6
7/17/R6
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8/D7/86
a/lA/flfc
9/^l/B6
8/^9/Pt>
9/04/86
9/06/16
9/1 1/86
9/1 3/86
9/1R/H6
9/2'i/B6
10/02/86
10/09/86
10/16/86
IO/^3/B6
10/30/86
10/30/86
11/06/86
11/13/86
11/20/86
11/27/86
12/J<./e6
12/11/86
12/18/H6
12/28/86
11
811
ll
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81 1
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H 2 7/06/96 C 10 P N
H 2 4/03/86 C 1 P F HOI
S 2 9/09/86 B 1 P N <»06
H 2 9/07/86 C 7
H 2 9/09/86 A 2
H I [2/01/86 B 7
S 2 12/05/86 3 17
S 2 12/27/96 A 3 P N
S 2 1/22/86 A 6 N
» 2 3/15/R6 B 3 N
H 2 3/10/86 C 3 N
S 2 3/10/86 C I N
H 2 6/17/86 A A
S 2 10/27/86 A 3
H 2 10/28/96 C A
H 2 8/1 1/86 b 1
H 2 <,/10/B6 A 22
S 2 1/16/86 C A
S 2 7/21/86 A 6
S 2 10/27/86 A 3
S 2 5/26/86 U 3
H 2 6/24/86 A 7
H 2 5/02/86 C 1 [
5/23/86 C 1
5/23/86 c 4
6/08/86 B ■=
6/28/86 0 i
6/29/86 6 10
9/07/86 B 9
9/08/86 D 1
9/21/86 B 13
9/22/86 A 4
9/22/86 8 2
I0/U3/86 D 1
10/05/86 B 12
10/12/86 a e
10/19/86 B 11
10/19/96 Ll 11
U/02/»6 B
U M14
N MI4
N M14
N
N J 60
N M14
N
N M14
L
N W6P
N
N 1114
N M14
N HU
N W60
H 2 12/14/96 an N M14
H 2 9/08/86 C 5 N
1/27/86
2/11/86
2/18/86
3/06/86
7/09/86
10/06/96
12/15/86
H 2 2/20/86 A 15
H 2 3/19/86 A 7
/AN i u A L
1/01/66
INDEX
12/31/86
SUBJECTS
I/O'/??
ARTS SCHOOL MAT BE LIABLE FOR »J "ILLION GRANT RECALL
N.C. SPACE JOURNALIST AIMS ^0^ "IGGSST STORY
JEFFERSON MARKETING'S POLITICAL LOANS EYED
BLACK PAC BACKS BROYHILL; SANFQRO LEADS
WINSTO'l-SALEM POLICE OEPT.
HINSTON-SALEM POLICE USING CHECKPOINTS
WiNSTON-SALEM POLICE OFFICER "IT PY GUNSHOT
EXTRA 6ENEFITS LAW WORKING, BUT EXQOUS CAUSES CONCERN
WINSTON-SALEM SCHOOLS
S'^E wINSTON-SAlFM/FORSYTh COUNTY SCHOOLS
WINSTON-SALEM SPI
SEE ALSO CAROL
BULLS' POWER
BULLS GET OA
BULLS FALTER
•SHORT' HOME
BULLS CRUSH
NIPPER. WELL
BIG BATS LIF
SPIRITS SNAP
•1-% SPIRITS
WILLIAMS. SP
SPIRITS TRIP
BULLS STAVE
BULLS END SP
BULLS RALLY
BULLS WIN IN
RAIN. BULLS
•MUNG'Y' euL
BUMBLING PUL
SPIRITS END
BULLS FALL T
BULLS BEGIN
SPIRITS BREA
SPIRITS DAMP
SPIRITS ADD
BULLS WASTE
BULLS SET UP
BULLS SPOOK
BULLS NOSE P
BULLS NEEO J
SPIRITS' COM
SPIRITS WIN
HAROAMQN' S
RITS
INA LEAGUE
TAKES SPIRI
CK ON WINNIN
IN lOTH, 5-
R COSTS eULL
SOIRITS' 9TH
MAN POWER BU
T BULLS OVER
PULLS' STRE
BLANK BULLS
IRITS BEAT o
■JULLS
OFF THE SPIR
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IN loTH FOR
'CLASSIC S
WATER OOwN S
LS LOOK TO C
LS TUMBLE VS
BULLS' STPEA
0 SPIRITS' B
PEAK WITH 1
K BULLS. SWE
EN ROLLS
DEPTH TO THE
LAMB'S GEM
"HnhOOWN SE
SPIRITS 10-3
AST SPIRITS
UST ONE WIN
6BACK BEATS
"^ND BULLS'
PRAYER' FINI
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-INNIMG RALLY
LLS PAST SPIRITS. <.-3
SPIRI TS
AK
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ITS AS nEL ROSARIO MAKES PITCH
TREAK
16-15 SLUGFEST VICTORY
LUGFEST
PIRIT', l-O
ONTINilE STREAK
. SPI' ITS
K BFHINO PINCH-HIT HQMER
IG INNING
".-S VICTORY
EP DOUBLE-HEADER
BULLS' HOLE
RIES
. USURP 1ST PLACE
IN PENNANT RACE
FOR S=CONO-HALF CROWN
BULLS. SETS UP FINAL GAME
DREAM CHASE
SHES "iULLS
WINSTON-SALEM STATE UNIV.
SEE ALSO PIEDMONT TRIAD
GROUP RAPS EDUCATION IN S. AFRICA
NAaCP LEADER: BLACKS ARE LOSING GROUND IN SCHOOL
COLLEGE EYES 1ST GOP CLUB ON ^LACK CAMPuS
REPORTS: ATHLETES' GRADUATION RATE OUTPACES OTHERS
WINSTON-SALEM STATE UNIV.. COMMENCE
YODER: U.S. MUST DROP SANCTIMH
MENT
NIOUS NOTION
HINSTUM-SALEM STATE UNIV. SCHOOL OF
SEE ALSO NURSES. N.C.
92» OF NURSING SCHOOL GRADUATE
MINSTON-SALEM STATE UNIV
W-S RAMS BEAT SHAW
COLD SHOOTING ICES EAGLES' BIO
EAGLES FALL BY EIGHT
NURSING
S PASS TEST
SPORTS. PASKETBALL
FOR CIAA SOUTHERN TITLF
WINSTON-SALEM STATE UNIV. SPORTS. ■:
CALOwELL. CARTER AMONG AREA PL
ROAD WO'!'T BE EASY FOR HAMPTO-J
HAYES BACK HOME FOR BIG GAMF
EAGLES HOPE TO o AM W-S STREAK
RAMS ?OCT EAGLES. 22-21
EAGLES FIND LOSS HARD TO SMALL
WINSTON-SALcM/FORSYTH COUNTY SCHOOL
STUDE'.'T SAYS MQ-ENT OF SILENCE
CHALLENGER MEMORIAL
SCHOOL PADDLING LEADS TO ASSAJ
WINSTON VENTURIS
CONSTRUCTIJN UNDER WAY ON TWO
WINTER
SEE SEASONS CSEE ALSO NAMES OF m
WlNTERFtAST
'WINTERFEAST ': AN EVENING OF '
WiNTERFEASr OPENS EVENT
WINTERFEST
SEE ALSO OU'E UNIV., FESTIVALS
DUKE'S 'FEST ENLIVENS THE WINT
WINTERFFST CONTINUES
POET TILLINGHAST TO «EAO AT OU
WINTERI2ATI0N PROGRAM
SEE ALSO COMMUNITY CHALLENGE HEA
SEE ALSO DURHAM EMERGENCY ENERGY
SEE ALSO INSULATITN
INTER-FAITH COUNCIL VOLUNTEERS
HERE ARE SOME IDEAS FOR SPENOI
ENERGY-EFFICIENT HOUSES SAVE M
ADDING INSULATION REDUCES HEAT
PANEL RECOMMENDS WAYS TO USE E
ENERGY PROGRAM SEEKS LONG-TERM
WINTHROP COLLEGE
EX-PLUE DEVIL VACENOAK SHOWING
NEW BREED OF UNIVERSITY LEADER
SANFQOD HONORED
HOLLINGS. SANFQRO RECEIVE HONO
WIRE FRAUD
SEE ALSO FRAUD
MAN IS CONVICTED '•F ATTEMPTING
COMPUTER HACKERS ARE SENTENCED
WIRETAPS
SEE ALSO ELECTRONIC SURVEILLANCE
SEE ALS" ENTRAPMENT
8R00HEA0 UNDER FIRE BY L SU ath
WISCASSETT MILLS
MODERNIZATION.
OOTBALL
AYERS TO SIGN
W-S ST.
OW
S
too short
lT Charge
hotels in durham
ONTHSI
EVELRY
ER
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TIMG FUND
COMMITTEE
PUSY REPAIRING SEVERAL HOMES
NG tAT MILLION
ONEY
LOSS
XXUN REBATE
BENEFITS FOR LOW-INCOME CONSUMERS
HIS TRUE COLORS
RARY WINTHROP DOCTORATES
TO SFLL GLAXO SECRETS
63U1PMENT
LETIC COUNCIL
P p
DATE
PG L P "YL
H 2 1/27/86 b 5
S 2 4/17/P6 C 8
S 2 10/15/86 A I
S 2 11/03/P6 A 11
2 7/T./86 A 20
2 9/23/86 E 4
2 l2/22/»6 B 1
H
2
5/00/86
C
p
'1
G50
s
2
5/09/86
D
p
N
P52
H
2
5/in/86
0
p
N
r.50
S
2
5/1D/R6
A
10
N
P5?
H
2
5/1 1/86
B
p
•1
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H
2
5/12/86
U
p
•J
05"
S
2
5/12/86
U
p
N
P52
H
2
5/27/96
B
N
s
2
5/27/86
3
N
H
2
5/23/86
0
N
s
2
5/28/86
U
N
H
2
5/29/86
0
N
s
2
5/29/86
B
N
H
2
6/28/86
0
p
N
G5P
s
2
6/29/86
A
P
N
P52
H
7
6/29/96
B
N
G50
H
2
6/3'?/86
D
N
C52
s
2
6/30/86
0
N
815
H
2
7/13/86
8
N
H
2
7/l<./86
B
N
H
2
7/15/86
D
N
H
2
8/13/86
0
p
N
C52
s
2
3/13/86
0
p
N
P52
H
2
3/14/86
0
P
N
C5'
s
2
a/14/86
B
p
N
P52
s
2
a/28/P6
B
p
N
P52
H
2
8/29/86
C
N
G52
s
2
8/29/06
0
N
P52
H
2
8/30/86
0
p
N
C52
H
2
3/31/'>6
N
C52
h
2
9/01/86
5
p
.1
':52
S
2
9/01/86
0
N
815
H
3
2/28/86
u
N
H
9/08/86
3
N
s
2
10/27/86
A
N
H
2
U/29/86
B
N
L90
H
1
5/20/86
C
1
p
N
H
2
4/03/86
C
8
N
s
2
2/20/86
a
4
N
H
7
2/23/86
c
1
N
s
2
2/24/P6
D
4
N
H
2
2/13/86
0
3
„
C36
H
2
8/26/06
0
l»>
p
p
s
2
10/02/86
B
■1
p
N
P52
H
2
10/04/96
0
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H
2
10/05/86
b
1
p
fl
G5C
s
2
10/06/86
D
4
p
U
P52
H
1
1/04/86
B
^
N
H
2
9/24/86
A
11
N
H
2
12/22/86
A
12
N
H
2
12/13/86
A
1
N
L41
H 2
S 2
1/14/P6 B 2 P U H45
1/23/86 0 10 N
H 2 1/03/86 D 9
S 2 1/23/06 0 12
S 2 2/06/86 U 8
1/30/86
10/09/P6
10/24/86
10/24/86
12/12/86
12/30/86
C59
G59
NOT CLOSING, FOR MILL
H 2 1/12/86 C 4
H 2 2/03/86 A 7
S 2 12/22/86 C '^
H 2 12/23/86 A 3
2 7/26/86 B
2 10/11/86 B
H 2 4/22/86 C 3 N
H 2 4/13/86 C 3 N
MONTHLy/4
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TAR HEEL NATIVES SEEK GOVERN0» SHIPS IN 2 STATES
WITCHCRAFT
SEE ALSO Church of wicca
SEE ALSO SUPERSTITIONS
PSYCH??' k)ir?^!-,Af'E '" ^'^f'On
I^«',.t^'^ DOES ^ OT BELIEVE IN Fv n
00 HERBS PROTECT AGAINST WITCHCRAFT''
WITCHES
SEE ALSO RELIGIOUS CULTS
, s Jc-oVE^^^SN'? i^st!?^;,yc'^?^'^^^ ""^ ^^^^
WICCA WITCHES WILL OANCE TONIGHT
WITNESS FOR PEACE
'CROSSES OF SORROW ANO HnPF* Tw adc.
8R"St!rTEi'i532^-S;.'T^I , n gEiSc^A!?
MUROERING CONTRArSSN.'r SesERVE HELP
WIZARD OF 01
NARROW MINOS EXCISE -OZ-
"°'-?t;''^r5i'*J9'^-''"'TE 5YN0R0HE
""'-^ff'^'J, ^^*?^"^ ISOCCERl
FANFARE: WOLFPACK CLASSIC
conference: CHANCE ■tS^%\[°G"S;ERN«ENT WHAT YOU THINK
WOLVES
DARE COUNTY BOAPQ BACKS HOLF PLAN
III Sgtvli r"|?SIn° fS^^c^vl'J R^O^S^" ^° ^'« ^"^ 5PECIES
RE^S i!8tXi^ fS"A^^ fiS^^"" O^S.^^Vo WILDLIFE REFUGE
WOMACK ARMY HO";PIT«L
SEE ALSO MILITARY HOSPITALS
HOSPITAL OFFICIALS SaJ*^e'tuS THROWN AWAY
WOMACK PUBLISHING CO.
■NEWS OF ORANGE COUNTY. SOLD TQ VIRGINIA COMPANY
WOMEN (GENERAL HEADINGI
HOME repair: WOMAN'S FINAL FRHNTIER
WOMEN, ABUSE
SEE BATTERED WOMEN
WOMEN, AIRPCANFS
SEE ALSO AIRPLANES
sii Jlso pIlSts""' "'5^°'"'
IF IT-S GOT WINGS OR WHEELS, SHE'S LICENSED TO DRIVE IT
WOMEN, ALCOHOLISM
SEE ALSO ALCOHOL I';m
wni5F,5°n£fJfi;.*;;£°"0'- Syndrome
WOMEN DRIVING ORUNK: a GROWING PROBLEM, REPORT SAYS
WOMEN, ARTISTS
III fJ-JS "BTISTS, U.S.
SEE ALSO CENTER/GALLERY
SEE ALSO WOMEN IN THE APT^ Fyufn,T,ri.,
mmm^^ sr- -...
SSjE^'^A^fiE^S^Ti""' '"'"''
WOMEN, ATHLETES
SEE WOMEN, SPORTS
WOMEN, BATTERED
SEE BATTERED WOMEN
WOMEN, BUSINESSES
i iti HMlS^W5s?Nii?^i^?^g^5y,?~ -- -
pTA'J^Ji^L";r"^'*^'"^'«0i.^y^ "°''°'"' ^^^'-'•' "" THIS YEAR
f''I?"°"° WOMAN NAMED 'OUTSTANntur'
PANEL FAVORS CITY pSlICy'on T^N??" " "°'"<
H^T^r, ?VS.NESswoM^S4^? °AL,Vf workshop
D't^T\°r?o;?'sanR^??E"? ^^"-^ '" ^"'•'
?5r;jAgri¥^SN'i,S%-,™«TH OF U.S. BUSINESSES. CENSUS SAYS
WINSION-SALEM WOMAN NAMED 'LIFE'S' PUBLISHER
WOMEN, CAREERS
III 5tlS ?l!?rD^^lRr?Ei:??^|""-'*^ "'^"^^•5 CLUBS
sil a'lS'S ?iipL'nW^i;f,°SSii^ " CONTINUING EDUCATION
III tU'o Itli^V,.'''"''^"^'
SEE ALSO HOMEMAKERS
I Jt| ^siss^f^^ji^RSi^s^Nr^"^ ™ -"'^^^
SEE ALSO WOMEN, BUSINESSES
'A", t iJ^fi
1/01/17
5/21/ab
9/02/66
" 2 lO/lJ/Rb C 1
I f 10/31/96 B 1
S 2 10/31/96 B 1
H 2 ',/ll/°6 A U
H 2 7/12/96 A 4
H 2 10/31/86 A 12
■I L57
F S27
3/05/B6
3/25/96
lO/Jl/96
12/17/B6
3
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57f.
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H 2 10/30/66 A 4
H 2 12/2'5/R6 B 3
H 2 9/09/66 0 3
" 2 1/26/66 B 10 IJ L*l
1/15/96
1/31/86
2/09/P6
3/06/66
5/21/66
9/07/66
9/26/66
10/14/96
1 1/U9/66
1 1/10/86
11/12/96
11/13/P6
11/15/96
13
10
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12
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» 2 7/07/66 B I T F 211
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8/26/96 8 12
9/16/66 D ?
9/19/96 0 8
10/03/96 A 4
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1/15/96
1/24/66
2/10/66
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5/14/66
5/19/96
5/25/66
6/U6/66
8/07/86
10/16/96
12/29/86
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SUbJECTS
see also women in management, t'langl^ chapter
women have been misled
STu"y: H.C. teachers INCREaS1"GLY white females
survey finos sex a factor in j03 choices by teens
PIEOMONT tech receives ta.OOO grant for WOMEN'S PROGRAM
WOMEN ADVERTISERS MOSTLY THINK WOMEN CAN 'HAVE IT ALL'
WOMEN AND CAREERS
WOMEN MANAGERS FORM NEW GROUP
'HAVE tT ALL'
WOMEN, CONSUMERS
SEE ALSO ADVERTISING
W0MC^4 ADVERTISERS MOSTLY THINK WOMEN CAN
WOMEN, CRIMINALS
SEE ALSO JAILS, U.S., PREGNANT WOMEN
SEE ALSO WOMEN, PRISONERS
WOMAN WITH RIFLE RO^S DRUG ST^RF
WOMAN SENTENCED FOR KILLING CHILD
WOMAN CHARGED WITH SHOOTING FAMILY
WOMEN, ECONOMIC STATUS
SEE ALSO WOMEN, SALARIES
SOUTHERN WOMEN FIGHTING 4 CENTURIES OF OPPRESSION — STUDY
WOMEN, EMPLOYMENT
SEE EMPLOYMENT, WOMEN
WOMEN, EXECUTIVES
SEE ALSO BUSINESS EXECUTIVES
SEE ALS^ WOMEN IN MANAGEMENT, TRIANGLE CHAPTER
IDENTIFYING THE EXECUTIVE WOMAN
SEMINAR TO HELP WOMEN EXECUTIVES
WOMEN MANAGERS FORM NEW ORUUP
MANAGEMENT GROUP OFFERS WOMEN CHANCE TO TRADE BUSINESS SENSE
FEMALE EXEC IN SOUTH MAKES LESS THAN IN OTHER AREAS
WOMEN, FAMILY ROLES
SEE ALSO FAMILY STRUCTURE
WOMEN: IT'S EASIER TO OISCUSS SEX THAN MONEY WITH MEN
WOMEN, FARMERS
SEE ALSO FARMERS, U.S.
SEE ALSO FARMERS' HIVES
PITTSBORO WOMAN NAMED 'OUTSTANDING'
WOMEN, FILMS
DUKE TO OFFER FILM SERIES
WOMEN'S MOVIE SERIES TO BEGIN SUNDAY AT DUKE
WOMEN, FIRE FIGHTERS
SEE ALSO FIREFIGHTEPS
HONEST WURK: FIGHTING FIRES WITH DETERMINATION
FIRE SERVICE CAREER I ADI
PREGNANT FIREFIGHTER ASKED TO RETURN
WOMEN, GOLF
SEE WOMEN'S GOLF
WOMEN, HEALTH CARE
SEE ALSO PLACKS, HEALTH CARE
LIVING AT THE EDGE: RESEARCH'^R: TRAINING MEN TO BE TOUGH RAISES RISKS
MOHF U.S. WOMEN ARE HAVING MAMMOGRAMS
SCIENTISTS: 'THE PILL' HAS LITTLE EFFECT ON LIFE EXPECTANCY
COLLEGE WOMEN SMUKING MORE THAN COLLEGE MEN
OIRTH CONTROL PILL HAS LITTLE EFFECT ON LlfF EXPECTANCY, RTP RESEARCH...
SCIENTISTS SAY MARRIAGE AFFECTS MENTAL HEALTH
COURSE ON WOMEN OVER 50 AVAILABLE FOR AUDITING
WOMEN, HIGHER EDUCATION
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. WOMEN'S STUDIES PROGRAM
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL WOMEN'S STUDIES PROGRAM
MEREDITH WILL KEEP WOMEN-ONLY STATUS
PIEDMONT TECH RECEIVES ta.OOO GRANT FOR WOMEN'S PROGRAM
WUMEN, HISTORY
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. WOMEN'S STUDIES PROGRAM
SEE ALSO MOUNTAIN WOMEN
THE FIRST WOMEN SMOKERS
ESSAYS ABOUT WOMEN HISTORICALLY SIGNIFICANT
LIBRARY PROGRAM RECEIVES AWARD
MOUNTAIN WOMEN PERFORMED CHORES ABOVE THE CALL OF DUTY
WOMEN, JUDGES
MPS. "ILLINGS LIKELY NEXT CHIEF JUSTICE
MRS. MuRRIS, RETIRED JUDGE, DIES AT 6<.
RFTIR^iD COURT OF APPEALS JUDGE MORRIS
...ANOTHER ERA NUT, I'LL MAGt^... (CARTOON)
WOMEN, LAWYERS
COUNCILWOMAN TO SEEK NEW DURHAM JUDGESHIP
DEPUTY ATTORNEY RECALLS CHANGES, CHALLENGES
WOMEN, MAYORS
MADAM MAYOR: BEING WOMAN NO HANDICAP
WOMfcN, MILITARY
•WOMEN, WAR' PROGRAM WINS NATIONAL AWARD
ANNAPOLIS: WHERE GENTLEMEN I AN U LAOIESI BECOME OFFICERS
DURHAM MAN: DAUGHTER'S SHOOTING DEATH UNRESOLVED
DURHAM WOMAN SLAIN IN HONDURAS
WOMEN, MINISTERS
SEE ALSO MINISIFRS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO MINISTERS, N.C.
SEE ALSO MINISTERS, U.S.
NEW DIVINITY SCHOOL PROFESS"R WILL SPEAK IN DUKF CHAPEL
CHAPEL HILL MINISTER TO SERVE AT U.S. EMBASSY IN WARSAW
BAPTIST bOAflU STRIKES AT WOMEN PASTORS
REV. lUPNER HFLPED CAUSE OF W1MFN MINISTERS
WOMEN'S CHURCH ROLE HAS VARIED OV^K TIME
WOMEN HAD MAJOR INFLUENCE IN CHURCH
UCC STUDY SHOWS ROLE OF CLERGYWOMFN IS STILL LIMITED
WOMEN, MUSIC
CHAMBER MUSIC BY WOMEN COMPOSfRS IS MALLARMF OPFNFR
MEREDITH MONK SHOWS FILMS, VOCAL COMPOSITIONS AT DUKE
WOMEN, MUSICIANS
SEE ALSO MUSICIANS
CONCERT TO FEATURE WOMEN'S WO=KS
WOMEN, PHYSIC lANS
SEE ALSO PHYSICIANS, U.S.
UN CALL: DR. ELUABETH KING poEFjRS A BUSY LIFE
BEING 'DR. MOM" CAN BE SUCCESSFUL OPERATION, WOMEN PHYSICIANS SAY
WOMEN, PILOTS
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11/28/86 e
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1/03/86 A
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6/21/86 B
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7/08/86 A
1 1
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7/12/86 A
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8/26/86 C
1
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2
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18
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6/17/86 A 12
7/21/86 A 13
H 2 2/22/66 A 4
H 2 3/09/86 C ID
5 2 3/26/86 A 16
S 2 9/03/86 B 2
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9/12/86
9/13/86
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5/2<i/86
6/21/86
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11/08/86
12/20/86
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H 2 10/22/86 C
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POLICF
J/16/86 B
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5/17/86
l0/^i,/86
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SUPERINTENDENT SArS H
WOMEN. POLITICIANS
SEE ALSn PLACKS. U.S.
iL?rif:F^slj«IE:^src3Ns^jni^Co^?^j^iE^.oMAN
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WOMEN, PPI5UMEPS
ill i\.\z PR^io^?gsf j:r*'- """" ^°« """^'^
SEE ALSO WOMEN, CRIMINALS
HS?i5?L^i"?„^ESl??!^2^.J?T^J%-ESS,;TERRIBLE^ST,OMA
WOMEN, SALARIfcS
SEE ALSn COMPARABLE PAV
SEt ALSO SALARIES, OURHAM
SEE ALSO SALARIFS, "i.e.
SEE ALSO SALARIES, uls
^^ ?'-^5,.!?°''E''' ECONOMIC STATUS
^iSjle"^!;^^ rAi',^ri,'.zii [?is^'TSi^s^'s?H?i^kj?:is^-" -"^
WOMEN, SCIENCE
W0MEn:1mSP"^"""' "''"""^ "- -- -"- -— -ELO OP OEOLOOV.. H 3 3/31/8. s I P N n.
SEE ALSO SMOMN"".
2/2>>/?b B 3
12/30/86 B I
N
N sun
H I 5/2a/B6 B 4
H 2 12/l<,/86 C 13
WOMEN, SPORTS
SEE ALSO NORTH ANO SOUTH AMiTPni%i5|°'^">^'f"'
"lA;5b!3-''""6N.S SSlp'^^*'-'- 'GENERAL: SEE ALSO HEADINGS UNDER EACH SCHOOL.
NC^i Jji-cS^^^'^^LETES NAMEP
FSN'pARlI'-SlrN'll'^H's sSfew""'^"'-"^ 5^"-'- ''^ COMEBACK TRAIL
WOMEN, WRESTLERS
SHE WRESTLES TRADITION
i:^i?TL^^Knsf;i?^o^riiRri"^^'-^"-«
WOMEN, WRITERS
s'lyts'g [i^^ifERiiT.L"''^"^^^'^
^l^'^Sl?2';;?|.rg,-EE^T0^L,TPRARVTAR^HEELS^^^_
WOMEN-IN-ACTION
"Imi^^^WSll^U"'"'''' '"'"" COMMITTEE
WOMEN IN COMMUNICATION
SEE TRIANGLE WOMEN IN COMMUNICATIONS
WOMEN IN CONSTRUCTION
''So5^^"i^^^a;?y^;^?Yo^"ousTRy
NEW OFFICERS
MEMBERSHIP SOCIAL
"°''iFV^L^rfi§5^^rc.ji^,n"^'-^ ^"*""
SEE ALSO women; EXECUTIVES
WOMEN MANAGERS FORM NEW GROUP
MANAGEMENT GROUP^OFFE^I ? SSS^S CHANCE TO TRADE BUSINESS SENSE
"OMEN IN THE ARTS EXHIBITION US. NESS 5EN.E
SEE ALSO WOMEN, ARTISTS
WOMEN IN The'aS?^'^^^
MEREDITH MONK SHOWS FILMS, VOCAL COMPOSITIONS AT OUKE
WOMEN INFANT AND CHILDREN PHnro««
^I^E3L*G^^^aEgAS%5?^KiYgN"^T^L^^Si?i^ggKl^^gr^EKS?i-"
"--Di.^-|SLM?CA\-?^fE\\r?h-iS^.i^TT^R,NG POLITICS ^
WOMEN OF ACHIEVEMENT PROGRAM
SEE ALSO YWCA, DURHAM
WOMEN OF ACHIEVEMENT
AWARDS PROGRAM REUNITES FRIFNns
37 WOMEN NOMINATED FRIENDS
WOMEN OF ACHIEVEMENT
0"meVS? i^HfE^kS^'^ FEMINIST,
PREPA^'^'J^K'!^ ^SSiCm'" "°'«""^° 8^ ^«A
:o"SEr5E^2?H??:;^jiENr:o^^^^^s'^'' ^"^-^
=SM"iro?^J?5?E^V?SEKV" "'"^ ^^^"^
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2/23/86
2/2'./86
7/08/86
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U/29/86
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6/03/86
7/04/86
11/25/86
12/24/86
12/25/86
12/28/86
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H 2 4/2(1/86 0 3 P 0 H45
S 2 8/28/86 0 8 N
S 2 10/10/86 B 1 P p K30
S 2 2/24/86 B 2
S 2 9/05/86 e 2
S 2 9/12/86 B 2
R76
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5 2 9/2 6/86 D I P N S27
H 2 11/28/86 B 2 P N H45
I 2 10/16/86 D 1 P F 1171
S 2 11/06/86 D 4 P N T71
3/09/86 A
3/12/86 C
S 2 1/02/66 C 1 P N J13
1/06/86 A
1/20/86 B
1/27/66 A
2/04/86 B
2/06/36 A
2/08/86 A
2/09/86 fc
2/10/86 A
2/13/86 A
2/23/86 E
2/26/86 A
3/12/86 6
3/13/86 C
3/13/86 A
4/02/86 B
6/27/86 B
10/13/86 A
H45
T37
5 P N 527
L20
H45
527
G59
L20
MONTHLY/A
INDEX
1^/31/86
SUBJECTS
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C pr. L P lYL
WOMEN OF THE MOOSE
SEE 4LS0 nuRHAM MOOSE LOOCE 20',';
SEE ALSO LOYAL OBHEO OF MOOSE
MOOSE PLAN VIDEOTAPING OF CHILDREN
NErt OFFICERS
FASHIONS SUIT LARGER WOMEN
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WOMEN
EN'S BASKFTBALL (GENERAL; SEE ALSO HEADINGS UNDER EACH SCHOOLI
SFE ALSO ATLANTIC COAST CONFERE>JCE, BASKETBALL <WOMENI
SEE ALSO BASKETBALL
SFE ALSO CAROLINA BLAZE
SEE ALSO cMBLS- BASKETBALL (GENERAL HEADIN&I
SEE ALSO NATIONAL INVITATIONAL "ASKETBALL TOURNAMENT (WOMEN'S BASKETBALL)
SEE ALSO NATIONAL WOMEN'S BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION
SFE ALSO WOMENi SPORTS
SONZOr.NI'S SHOT GETS DUKE WOMFN BY UNC
LST WOHFN'S TEAM PUT ON PROBATION
NO. II VOLS FALL TO UNC
CIAA WOMEN'S GAME EONS FARLY AFTER BRAWL
FOURTH-RANK^O CAVALIERS ROUTS NO. 20 DUKE. '50-76
VIRGINIA STAYS PEBFFCT DOWNS UNC, 8<t-79
NCCU (Wl 67, MT. OLIVE S 9 ; L0JIS1URG (Wl, 60-57; NCSU (W) 73, WFU 66
THE FINAL VERDICT: LOUISBURG ST'IDENT CAN KEEP THE CAR
CAVS HOLD OFF OUKE; WOLFPACK WHIPS OUU
VALVANO WANTS AD JOB AT STATE, DECISION SOON
UNC WOMEN HANO VIRGINIA FIRST LOSS
NORTHERN'S REIO DAVIS TO HEAD EAST ALL-STARS
RICHARDSON'S CAREER RIDES ON DRUG TEST
GOINS POWERS OUKE PAST UNC
RICHAB050N PASSES DRUG TEST, nEJOINS NETS
N.C. CENTRAL'S FULHOKE FULFILLING A 'Mippy HILL' DREAM
L'AKE WOMEN'S MVP FOR 2N0 STRAIGHT YEAR
P.M. DIGEST
U.S. TEAM NAMED
HEELS' PECKHAM JOINS WISCONSM
STATE'S YOW THE HOOPS TFROOB OF MOSCOW
STATE'S YOW SET FOR OLYMPIC POST
YOW 'GRATEFUL' FOR OLYMPIC C05CHING DUTIES
YOw IS GUOO CHOICE TO COACH U.S. TEAM
FANFARE: ANOTHER OLYMPIC COACH
TERPS GOOD BET TO REPEAT, BUT DON'T COUNT OTHERS OUT
FANFARE: WOMEN ON HOLD
UNC VICTORIOUS IN HATCHELL'S DEBUT
FANFARE: WRAL CLASSIC SET
FANFARE: VOLS. NO QUESTION
WOMEN'S CENTER
WORKSHOP SOLVES HOUSING HASSLES
SEMINAR TO HELP WOM=N EXECUTIVES
STREET OPERA FEATURES 'PAGLIACCI'
WORKSHOP WILL FOCUS ON MANAGING STRESS
NEWCOMERS CAfj RECEIVE SUPPORT
CENTER PROVIDES PEER COUNSELING
PARENTS CAN HFLP CHILDREN REACH THEIR POTENTIAL
WOMEN'S CENTER TO HARK BIRTHDAY
A WOMEN'S CLINIC (DURHAM, ^I,C.I
RISING INSURANCE COSTS PASSED ON TO THE PATIENTS. DOCTORS SAY
WOMEN'S CLUBS
SEE CONCERNEO WOMEN FOR AMERICA
SEE DURHAM WOMAN'S CLUB
SEE N.C. FEDERATION OF WOMEN'S CLUBS
WOMEN'S GOLF
MAKING HER mark: STEPHENSON BREAKS BARRIER IN HERALO-SUN TOURNEY
WOMEN'S INTEPNAIIONAL LEAGUE FOR P'=ACE AND FREEDOM
TWO GROUPS PLAN VIGIL URGING TEST BAN TREATY
LEAGUE FOR GULLEY
WOMEN'S GROUP LEFTIST
WOMEN'S MISSIONARY UNION
SEE ALSO MISSIONARIES
BLESSINGS FOR AFRICA ANO HAITI
WOMEN'S MOVEMENT
SFc ALSO CONCERNEO WOMEN FOR AMFRICA
WOMEN HAVE BEEN MISLED
JUST WHO IS A FLAMING FEMINIST?
STUDY SHOWS PUBLIC PERCEPTION OF FEMINISTS HAS CHANGED
WOMEN'S PRISON
SEE N.C. CURRECTIONAL CENTER FOR WOMEN
WOMEN'S VOLL'"YBALL
SEE ALSO VOLLEYBALL
FANFARE: ET CETERA
WONDER BREAD
DELIVERY HAN ROBBED OF WALLET
WOOU CARVING
ALONG BANKS OF WACCAMAW, HE DIGS CANOES OUT OF CYPRESS
WOUn-CARVER' S I DAUGHTERS CAN'T EXPLAIN FAMOUS TALENT
•I HAKE BOWLS TO BE USED.'
CHAMPION BIRO SCULPTOR AT N.C. STATE
WOOD CUTTING
WOODCUTTERS LEND A HAND
WOOD STOVES
SEE ALSO FIREWOOD
WOUO STOVE STUDY VITAL
GAS PnuRtO ON STOVE, CAUSING FIRE
PASSIVE SMOKING, OTHER TOPICS ON AGENDA FOR POLLUTION MEETING
TURN TO WOODSTOVES SPARKS EPA EFFORT TO CLEAN THEM UP
INSIDE
wonoBRIDGE APARTMENTS
ARE ADS GETTING DUHBER7 OR ARE WE GETTING SMARTER?
WOOOCREST MOBILE HOME PARK
FIRE DESTROYS MOBILE HOME; NONE INJURED
WOOOCROFT
HOTEL PLAN EXPECTFO TO DRAW FIRE TONIGHT
NFw MIDOLE SCHOOL TOP COUNTY PRIORITY IN 22-PART BOARD PLAN
WOOOCROFT WANTS UFCISION ON S' HOOL
FIRM ASKS LAST W0=0 ON SCHOOL-SITE GIFT
KEEP PRIVATE ISSUES OUT OF PUBLIC POLICY
OFFKF PARK PLANNED NFAR SOUTHERN HIGH
WOUOCOOFT SET'^ OUICK PACE
BEAUT IF ICAHUN AWAKOS BEING GIVEN
WOOOCROFT GETS OK FOR OAY-CARF CENTER
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3
A
N
H
2
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D
3
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H
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1/12/B6
C
2
N
H
2
l/l'i/R6
B
3
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H
2
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C
7
N
H
2
1/26/86
c
2
N
H
2
1/30/86
D
T
N
H
2
1/31/86
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1
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085
H
2
2/02/86
C
4
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2
2/05/86
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A
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H
2
2/06/O6
D
2
0
N
H
2
2/11/86
C
A
P
N
H
2
2/12/86
B
A
N
H
2
2/13/86
0
2
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H
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D
A
N
H
2
2/20/86
D
1
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H
2
2/27/86
0
3
N
5
2
5/29/86
B
2
N
H
2
6/19/06
0
3
N
S
2
7/31/86
B
5
N
H
2
B/21/P6
0
1
P
N
H
2
9/19/86
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9/20/86
0
1
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S
2
9/26/86
A
A
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2
10/l<./86
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3
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H
2
11/18/86
D
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D
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313
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11/22/86
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A
N
H
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2
N
H
2
12/27/86
0
P
N
H
2
12/30/86
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3
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2/25/86
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6
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3/26/86
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1
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6/03/86
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7/07/B6
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7/25/86
8
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11/30/06
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10/07/86
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6
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H
3
11/12/86
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2
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H
2
2/12/86
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1
N
S30
H 2 6/27/86 C 1 P N C49
H2 5/28/86D A N
H 2 7/23/86 A A L
H 2 8/01/86 A A L
H 2 12/21/86 E A P 0
2 1/29/86 A A
2 2/13/86 A A
2 8/13/86 B 1
H 2 12/1A/86 B 7 N
H 2 6/08/86 C 9 N
H 2 1/05/86 8 5 N
H 2 6/OI/Rb C 0 p N
H 2 9/21/86 E IFF HA5
S 2 10/16/66 Oil N
H 2 2/02/86 B 4 P P L 20
S 7 1/10/86 A 4 E
H2 4/10/06 A 23 N
H 2 4/27/8(, C 6 N 197
S 2 11/20/86 A 1 T N S33
S 2 12/06/86 B 1 U T30
H 2 3/02/86
7 P U L41
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1/15/06 B
1
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S '
1/06/86 C
N
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H 2
2/28/86 B
M
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H 2
3/04/06 B
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FSC
S 2
3/04/86 e
N
S84
S 2
3/14/86 A
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S 2
4/03/86 C
N
-69
H 2
4/20/8b D
r 19
S 2
5/19/86 C
N
S 2
7/22/86 A
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N N U A U
1/01/B6
INDEX
U/31/n6
SUBJECTS
Cnunry FLEMfNTASy srHD0L5 RIJ]-
P D
DATE
C Pf. L P TYL
IN HHOOCSOFT
WORK RELEASE
HOnpCRTFT SHCPPI'IG CENTER
^^^o^kSf^ SHOPPING CFNTERS
HA^n^Af ;or'^^'"S"ES RaBBED
WQODHOM DRIVE
NOISE, SAFETY CONCERNS CITED IN GUESS ROAD PLAN
hocopeckers
SEE ALSO niRDS
ITS 'DRUMMING' JUST LOVE SONG
THE WOODS (MUSIC GROUP)
ON STAGE OR ON RECORD. LOVE TRACTOR STALLS OUT
HOOD'S EDGE APARTMENTS
Fi'rI ?p'?e\=II fSfE\\"fS^A;L\"Si?"' ^°" ""'^"'^-^
"°'?^E"U^3^^^S8SSrS.^:"^"
SEE ALSO SHOPPirJG CENTFPS
SHOPPING CENTER IN rSxbORO SOLO
WOOFER AND TWEETER iCARRBOROi N r 1
MORTGAGE BANKERS' CH?"e?' pSIlSii TS SINGLE-DIGIT RATES
WOOLLY WOR" STUOtE";
w-§gti^ KgR3;^8tlil^UTSl^Tl,^^;,?^^"'^E^•
A WORMY PREDICTION "'N'tR AHEAD
WOOLWORTH'S IWFST "Alu sr.i
THSR^^ON^I^^ro^FoS? "EMORIES FOR DURHAM WOMAN
W0B0-3LIM0
SEE ALSO DYSLEXIA
^E?u*,t^'^„'-E'RNI''G DISABILITIES
'WORD-BUND' GRAHAM MA^i'HSoS SUCCESS AT N.C. STATE
WORK CARDS
SEE IDENTIFICATION CARDS
WORK RELEASE
SFE PRISONS. N.C,
WORKERS' COMPENSATION
ill AttS "ikltnui" •^5"''"'"
III \l§ KNiAp;SI!.1^¥^^o55J.',^5T?oTi^'"
SEE ALSO UNEMPLOYMENT INSllRANrF
FIRM ORDERED TO SUPpgl? Ij^SaIs ^SiSONEO ON JOB
HQRKFARE
ill Jtig S^r^y^rjE^^gR EXPERIENCE PROGRAM
SSg^F^^R"i'L5?flSrilPc^?^P'-"-- SENSE
WORLD BANK
^^RE?hm irAlf^SIWft MONETARY FUND
G0jFRNiR'\\S^?^fl^ \%;5;?'^gN'^"NAL "nNFTARY FUND
N.C RUSINEisES SRGEb'TS'uSE'wORLHiNK'"""'""^^ '" ''•'^•
SMITHS "ACE U.S. TEAM
5^s!°Ia^^e'?.a^-l\- M"f^'joI°K|p•l"^^^^^k r^^..
i,9.j''.,"J-"^'* FACTOR IN WIN OVER II. S <; R
UNL'S SMITH FINOS CONFIDENCE, N^W RRl F
STATE'S YOW THE HOOPS TERROR TFMn?r^u
J?!cS'V^^5s^?:ii^gdS^5 r^ St S^ g'«l;E5 TO SOVIETS
BIBLE-SMUGGLING wilBA'i''^||ol"^N'ju8GMENT'
WORLD POOK ENCYCLOPEDIA
AREA FAMILIES GETTING FREE ENCYCLOPEDIAS
WORLDBOXING ORGANIZATION
SEc ALSO PuXI'lG
'BONECRUSHER' MAKES HOST OF OPPORTUNITY
WORLD CUP SOCCER
SEE ALSO SOCCER
FANFARE: CUP PLAY CONTINUFS
WORLD DEBT
SEE ALSO DEBTS
A SENSIBLE AID PROGRAM
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10/16/P6 C
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H 2 10/24/86 A 4 E
H 2 1/10/86 8
H 2 1/10/P6 B
S 2 2/18/86 A
H 2 <./20/F6 C
S 2 12/30/86 A
H 2 9/07/86 C
2 P N H45
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H 2 3/06/86 A l-^ rj
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7/19/86
7/21/P6
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7/23/86
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11/14/86
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SEE ALSO UNITEO ^4ATtOM3
SOCIOLOGIST: DRUG PROGRAMS FAILING 1 1| THE THIRO MORLD
WUPLO RUMMERS
SfE ALSO LOriG-DI STANCE PUNNING
N.C. WO^'AN RUNNING ACROSS AUSTRALIA
WORLD UNIVERSITY GAMES
KP2Y2FWSKI TO COACH U.S. TEAM
woolh war I
LEGION POST 7 KEtPS PATRIOTIC FIRES bUKMNG FOR OURHam war VETERANS
ON PEARL HARBOR DAY, WORLD WAR I VETS REMEMBER ANACDSTIA EJECTION
WORLH WAR II
SEE ALSO BERLIN HALL
SFE ALSO CONCENTRATION CAMPS
SEE ALSO D-OAY
N.C. MAN FINALLY GETS WORLD WAR II MEflAL
•MOST POWERFUL SEA WEAPON' NCJ ATTRACTS TOURISTS
CAMP RUTNER MEMORIES
WAkF COUNTY HAN GETS MEDALS MTRE THAN "rC YEARS AFTER WAR
FOUND LETTER SPARKS SEARCH FOP WINSTON-SALE" WOMAN
...SU I LIEO ABOUT DEING IN T-l E BROWNSH IR TS. . . ICARTOONP
NATION'S MOST OFCnKATFO SOLmFR GOT MFQAL OF HONOR 35 YEARS LATE
enMBERS. PEACE ...'SAYONARA'
BAG OF WORLD WAR II VICTORY MAIL FOUND
•IT WAS OUR DUTY TO BURY ALL THE DEAO'
GERTON MAN TO GET LOST MAIL F' OM WWII
SEHVII:E"AN'S LETTER FINALLY DELIVERED
ERWIN MILLS PLAQUE PRESERVED IN OVAL PARK
WAR BUDDIES ARE REUNITED IN HISPITAL
WORLD WILDLIFE FUND
SEE ALSO WILDLIFE CONSERVATION
THE CRIME OF APATHY
WORTHLESS CHECKS
SEE BAD CHECKS
WRECKING
FIRE OFFICIAL URGES BUILDING PE RAZED
DOWNTOWN POWER LINES WILL BE REPAIREO TODAY
DEMOLITION EpuSHES WHAT NATU'E UFGAN
OFFICIALS ASSESS HARM TO CITY PARK
JUST A HOLE
BUILDING DEMOLISHED; TOWERS a=GIN
THEATER COMES DOWN
DOWN* DOWNTOWN
NOW Y"U SEE IT...
EYEBALLING THE WRECKING BALL
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H ? 6/^S/B6 e ? P N
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SFE AL
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WRES
PARA
SO ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE. WRESTLING
SO DURHAM COUNTY 80XING A"0 WRESTLING COMMISSION
SO DURHAM HIGH SCHOOL SPO'TS. WRESTLING
SO PREP TEAMS, WKESTLING ISEE ALjO HEADINGS UNOEH INDIVIDUAL SCHOOLSI
SC UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL SPORTS, WRESTLING
TLING MOGUL KNOWS THE ROP'JS
NT. BOY HAS WI<'H COME TRUE
TLER DETERMINED TO RECUVE' FROM BROKEN BACK
LYZEO WRESTLER VOWS RETURN TO RING
S 2 7/27/P6 C <• N
H 2 13/10/86 B 1 N C 60
H 2 10/25/86 C 2 N
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SEE ALSO A
SEE ALSO K
SF£ ALSO K
INVEST IG
FIRST-FL
WHO'S Rl
FLY-IN r
SENATE P
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REPLICA
ACTOR FI
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MAN'S DF
A FLIGHT
RS
IRPLANES, HISTORY
ILL DEVIL HILLS, N.C.
ITTY HAWK, N.C.
AT ION Snu'.HT ON THE FIRST FLIGHT
IGHT DEBATE COULD MAKF HISTORY
GHT ABOUT THE FIRST FLIGHT? WAS IT WRIGHT?
ELEBRATES WILPUR WRIG^r'S OIRTHOAY
APS CONNECTICUT FLIGHT CLAIM
LIGHT VOTE
RESOLUTION GROUNDS FLIGHT CLAIM
OF Early plane set for Friday test flight
GHTS WRIGHTS' FIRST FLIGHT RIGHTS
ALS WRONG NUMBER ON FIRST FLIGHT
ROTHERS RESTORED
ETTING RECORD IN FLIG-<T TO KITTY HAWK
ET3 RECORD IN TRIP TO KITTY HAWK
6TS NEW RECORD. ..BACK WHERE IT ALL STARTED
SIRE TO FLY GOT BIG BOOST IN N.C.
FOR HISTORY
H
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WRIGHT CAREER EXCHANGE
CAREER COUNSELOR FORMING NETWORK FOR JOB SEEKERS
WRIGHT MACHINERY CO.
THREE ACCUSED OF SELLING MARIJUANA
WRIGHTSVILLE BFafh, N.C.
WALKWAY SURFING
RISING SEA LEVEL AND EROSION THREATEN BEACHFRONT PROPERTY
WRIGHTSVILLE WEEKEND
BUMPtP-S TICKER "ESSAGE SLAP U THE FACE TO SOME
NO LAUGHING MATTER
RESIDENTS OPPOSE ANNEXATION BUI HAVE LITTLE CHOICE
WRIT OF CERTIORARI
PERSON RESIDENTS CONTESTING ACTION ON DEVELOPMENT
THIRD HEARING SOUGHT ON GOLDEN POND
WRITF-IN BALLOTS
SFE ALSO ABSENTEE BALLOTS
SEE ALSO BALLOTS
SFE ALSO ELECTIONS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO FLFCTIONS, DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO ELECTIONS, N.C.
SEE ALSO VOTING MACHINES
DURHAM FUSINESSMAN STARTS WRITE-IN EFFORT IN HOUSE RACE
wRiTfc-iN Campaign in granvill^ legal
MILLER, STEPHENS, THLmpSON arc TUP DURHAM CAMPAIGN FuND-RAISERS
PANEL URGES WAY TO LIMIT WRITE-IN VOTES
WRITERS, CHAPEL HILL
NFW TAR HEEL NOVELIST CONSTANTLY DOMINATED BY FICTIONAL CHARACTERS
WRITERS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO BOOKS, OURHAM
SEE ALSO DUKE UMV. WRITERS WORKSHOP
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. YOUNG WRITER'S CAMP
LIBRARY OPENS WRITERS SFRIES ON SUNDAY
DUKE PROF: 'ENGINEER I'lG, LIKE POETRY, IS ATTEMPT TO APRPQACH PERFECTION'
AUTHOR IS 'OFF AND RUNNING' AFTER HFR FIRST STORY...
M 2 10/05/flo D lA N
H2 1/0 1/R6C 3 N
2/18/86
3/16/86
6/29/86
e/0'/06
a/07/86
11/27/86
H 1 8/20/86
H 1 12/10/B6
? 8/08/86
1 10/2°/86
2 ll/0l/''6
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3 P P
H 2 11/02/86 E 10 P P HiS
2 1/10/86 D 9 N
2 1/19/86 0 3 P U H<.5
2 2/02/66 D 3 P U H<,5
MONTHLY/
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, VISITING NOVELI<;t Dliirnvcot iocA .r '' '^ "*^^ C PG L B Tyi.
BECOMING JUniti\\,g||£°X"5 ARE. •SUPPORTIVF- AUOIENCF „ , ,,,^,„, „
■iNFoiH.Tivc- T4R Seel cnfnR?Mf*„l^"J''f55 ^°'^^ opportunity 2 ? I'/''/"'' D 3 u hJs
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HRITFRS, INTFRNATIONAL "^ '' 'l''tl''/''6 0 3 IJ «<,■;
JAPANESE WRITER ID BE AT OUKE
WRITERS, N.C. ^ 2 9/19/B6 C 4 N
SEE ALSO BOOKS, N.C.
Ifc fUS m"J' ""ITERS CONFERENCE
SFF «MS «'•?• WAITERS NETWORK INC.
He ^.52 ^•'^' WRITING PROJECT
SEE ALSn WOMEN, WRITERS "'"='-'
S^ii^^rfo^J^V^--^^"^N- -^ «- s . ,;oR.. c . J
w^^w^^iBm^ " "''- " --- P Hi:::
DURHAM WRITER SIGNS. SINrs ''"O"'^'' WASHINGTON " | ?'2V°6 0 3 P U M<,S
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^irLE^1? ?R%^usE°U'?%SG\^;;°hjs%s^^^'"^'°'' °^ ^a^^^ate-s hope 3 / '^ ^" ' " «' '''
WmM'iM,%^-ri.o TESTIFY. - ps^?^ 3 I « ^'^^
THE LITERARY tS-jflSN ? | n^^"'^;? 0 } U H45
ioOK^wlJ? ;iiS5^w°rR^"" 5"'^S AT OUKE UNIVERSITY f '^'/VAt i I? „'
I"6 LITERARY LANTERN S I "<,i»<2? ii ° -
NOVELIST AT UNC TO GIVE REAn^ir'- '""^ ''°'' "R'TFRS, PUBLISHERS ? ! S^SI'^"*' ^ ' ' H?';
S5^n^^^gpgf;p°v ^;^,1 r^^S Ho%'Fiv^,""'"'°"^5AV^E^^ h" M-''^'^' ^ ' li H?^
VFASTY COLLECT!ore''s?8jyi°S^H5^S?S^S^;;r'sMy2Fj5rs' " I WAVAt 'c ^T " n
WRITERS, SOUTHERN - JJ> H 2 13/29/86 t 3 P R H<,5
YEf<;Ti''?n,'f'2rt!£' NARRATE AND TESTIFY-
YEASTY COLLECTION OF STORIES «il'?f5Jp oF SOUTHERNESS „ 5 "
WRITERS, U.S. iJ.'ieii „ J 12/28/86 E
ill Atl? ?y'EST^?^r-u^s'"'"'"'^ LITERARY FESTIVAL
- ■■ ^ il<,S
g?il^s? i:g:°f;e'if^il:wEFK
KyrT°t!5NNF'SunP^U1^^gyi:",r "5fO AS PEACE MONUMENT 5 ^ 23/06/86 0
KURT VONNEGUT SPEiKS nS B?tT9.,?^?.,S'''"< 5 I './16/n6 A
MEET THE AUTHOR ^'^^"^ °"'" "^ BIOGRAPHY ANO BRUNCH TALKS AT OUKE 5 ^ ?/l9/?^ ^ ? "
JnYCE'ciC6L'oi'rFs""r)Evn"TF*k*TS'^25" "^'SE H ? <,/io/B6 C 1" '' n U80
KURT VONNEGUT SPEiKS ON w?it?.,?^?mS''^1! I f '•/"'/"<> ' U N °
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MEET THE AUTHOR ^'^''"" °"'" "^ BIOGRAPHY ANO BRUNCH TALKS AT OUKE 5 ^ V/lVAt D
'"^ "p"^E'T^g;^cSrSfE^^f k^yf^fe^"^- "•^•' " ' ""''' °
WRITERS IN THE P4RK " ^ 1/21/86 A 12
W???ipf VN'?JiE»|^^|;'ES NATURE IF JOURNAL POEM „ , ^
WRITERS IN THE PARK HIT HIGH WATERMARK IN RFAOING SESSIONS I '^O^/^'^ 0 ?
«RITFR-S WORKSHOP ^"blUNS H 2 7/13/86 D 3
UNC WRITERS WORKSHOP TO COMB IM E FUN AND PUNS
WRITING "2 6/01/B6 C in
III Jti? ?i^L^T^p"I^Y '"'""' ""'^"'S CAMP
III fMS LETTER WRITING
\l\ i^52 PENMANSHIP
see also poetry
see also reading
Sa'-J„'5^'^ courses proposed at uvjC
NErH0Rrg2^|Rs'kklTING''cL'A SfI" '""''" -ENRICHMENT PROGRAM | | J/JS/'J A 3 .,
WRITING EXERCI^Fi'ncccoiS^?„„ ,.... I I .L'/^V^ D 3 -1 ^71
10
2 10/02/86 0 <,
WFn.N5EXE^C?lE^'^F^^^ig^?0R CHILDREN I ,_
WRITING CONTESTS " ^ 12/13/86 A
WRITING WINNER
7 DURHAM STUDENTS WIN AWARDS S 2 3/1A/86 A U
WRITING TEST '' 2 <>/2'3/86 B 7
BURLINGTON STUDENTS TOPS ON WRITING TEST
WRONGFUL BIRTH SUITS " ' 3/06/86 b 1
SEE WRONGFUL LIFE SUITS
WRONGFUL DEATHS
SEE ALSn DEATHS, N.C.
SEE ALSO TRAFFIC DEATHS. ►■ r
cSSRreF[]lr's'"T^'^JI.>.^m.^5..>N..CALIFyPN,A .. , ^^
2 3/13/86 n
2 ',/J2/86 A
,, 2 3/24/86 C
WRONGFUL LIFE SUITS ^ U/22/'!6 C
cSSpTR'^FSic's^Ta" JpA'^n",^^°.r "LIFUPNIA
«6 M LLION sSiT FIL^O SfAfS^t ?f,'^i^"'0'' ^0 INCLUDE FrruS
SUIT ACCUSES oiKE Of °N£GL GEN' e"^' ""NAGER for ALCdAol SALE S. ..
MOUTHLY/A
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SUBJECTS
SEE ALSO PIOTH 0E'=6CTS
SfE ALST LAWSUITS. U.S.
SEE ALSn MEOKAL MALPRACTICE SUITS
•WRONGFUL BIRTH' SUIT IS REJECTED
WVMNE ROAD
GRILL OWNERS LOSE 1ST REZONING ROUND
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DATE C PC L P 'lYL
H 1 2/21/P6 C 1 N
S 2 5/08/86 C 1 N »6=
SEE ALSO DIGITAL RADIOLOGY
SEE ALSO RADIATION
SEE ALSO SCANNERS (MEDICAL EaUIPMENTI
BREAST X-RAYS FOR CANCER DETECTION NOT FonLPROOF. UNC DOCTORS WARN
NEW X-RAY METHODS SAFER
COMPUTERS IMPROVING ON X-RAYS
USE OF ULTRASOUND GROWING. BUT WON'T REPLACE X-RAYS
H 2 I/2<./"6 C 1 'I
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H 2 0/2D/86 B 6 N riljO
H 2 6/il/n6 B 3 N peO
R.J. REYNOLDS APPEALS PROPERTY TAX CASE TO U.S. SUPREME COURT
EX-XEPOX EXEC TO TALK AT NCCU
Y t J FURNITURE
DURHAM PLANNING GROUP OK S BUILDING 26 GEER STREET HOMES
YMCA (GENERAL I
SEE ALSO CAMPING I SEE ALSO NAMES OF CAHP51
SEE ALSO Camps (SEE ALSO NAMES DF CAMPSI
SEE ALSO DAY CAMPS
YMCA GETS ANNUAL FUND DRIVE UNDERWAY
INTERNATIONAL NE I GHRORL INE SS
YMCA, CHAPFL HILL/CARRPORO
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPFL HILL YMCA
CHAPEL HILL Y CLUB SHIMMING FIR CASH
TO FREEDOM WITH A CLEAR CONSCIENCE
CLEARWATER LAKE TO OPERATE 4 SWIM AREAS
YMCA OPENS ^ LAKE AREAS
YMCA. DURHAM
DUNKING
MAN H03S DURHAM YMCA
MAN ACCUSED OF STEALING BANK n AG OUTSIUF YMCA
MAN CHARGED WITH THEFT OF 3AN< BAG
YMCA BEGINS CAMPAIGN TO RAISE t23.000
YMCA A BLESSING
THE Y'S WINNERS
SWIMMING GIVES HANDICAPPED KIDS PHYSICAL FREEDOM
YMCA SPONSORS CHILDREN'S FESTIVAL
YMCA EVACUATED AFTER 8QMB THREAT
INTERNATIONAL NE I GHBOR L I NE SS
YMCA, ROXBORO
SEE ALSO ROxaORO, N.C.
SEE ALSO SANTA'S HELPERS (PERSON COUNTY, N.C.I
PERSON YHCA RENTS SPACE IN ROXBOKO BUILDING
SINGLES SUPPORT GROUP TO MEET
PERSON YMCA HIRES DIRECTOR
CHANGES MADE AT Y IN ROXOORO
YMCA, UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL
SEE UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL YMCA
YWCA, DURHAM
SEE ALSO WOMEN OF ACHIEVEMENT PROGRAM
MATRON'S CLUB OFFICERS
TASTE TEST
WOMFN OF ACHIEVEMENT
AWARDS PROGRAM REUNITES FRIEN3S
37 WOMEN NOMINATED
WOMEN OF ACHIEVEMENT
WOMEN OF ACHIEVEMENT
SIX DESERVING WOMEN ARE HONORED BY YWCA
•HOHRAY FOR WOMEN' 'Y' LUNCHEON THEME
WOMEN OF ACHIEVEMENT HONORED
YWCA PLANS OPEN HOUSE
DURHAM YWCA BOARD BACKS CELEBRATION BY HOMOSEXUALS
YWCA RESOLUTION
WIMEN OF ACHIEVEMENT
CANNOT BACK YHCA
GETTING READY
2 PICKED FOR ACHIEVEMENT PROGRAM
DINNER BENEFITS STARVING PEOPLE
PLAYING FOR YWCA
YWCA, DURHAM, BUILDING
SEE YWCA, DURHAM
YWCA COALITION FOR BATTERED W1J"EN
SEE ORANGE/OURHAM YWCA COALITIO~l FOR BATTERED WOMEN
Y. E. SMITH SCHOOL
WARMING UP
DISABLED COMPETE AT SPECIAL OLYMPICS
SPECIAL OLYMPICS
MRS. GATLING NAMED CITY TEACHER OF YEAR
TEACHERS OF THE YEAR SERVE AS INSPIRATION
YADKIN COUNTY, N.C.
SMALL AMISH COMMUNITY THRIVES IN YADKIN COUNTY
YADKIN COUNTY SHERIFF'S OEPT.
YADKIN SHERIFF'S 'SENTENCES-
ARE CALLED IMPROPER
YALE UNIV.
DUKE SEXUAL HARASSMENT POLICY OK ' 0
YAMS
SEE ALSO 5WEeT POTATOES
VA. AND N.C. OFFICIALS TO HAM IT UP
YANCEY COUNTY, N.C.
YANCEY MAN FACES 22 COUNTS OF VOTE-BUYING
CORONER UEAD RINGER FOR OFFIC^
YANCEY CANDIDATES HOPE TO REVIVE DEAD OFFICE
YANCEY COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPT.
GRANT JURY INDICTS FORMER YANCEY fuUNTY SHERIFF
HELMS AIDE INVESTIGATING FBI ACTIONS
EX-SHERIFF ASKS FOR JURY TRIAL
YANCFYVILLE, N.C.
SEE ALSO BARTLETT YANCEY HIGH SCHOOL
WORKSHOP SCHEDULED FOR PARENTS
YANCEYVILLE MAN WINS LAY AWARD
YANCEYVILLE BECOMES AN OFFICIAL TOWN - AGAIN
YANCtYVILLE MAN LIKES TO KEEP TIME WITH HIS BONES KNOCKIN" IN RHYTHM
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SUPER YARD SALE
YAPHULKE
SEE ALSO JEMS
FREEOHM FOR ALL riHRTH INUIVIDUAL SACRIFtCFs
YARN
ROHAN INDUSTRY CUTS BACK TO SAVE HATER
"'^ES RAPJIST ASSOCIATION
NEH OFFICERS. OLU APPAREL
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YELLHH JACKETS
SEE ALSO INSECTS
DROUGHT BRINGING ojr POOR. THIRSTY YELLOH JACKETS
YELLOH PAGFS
^'^S^'!-^^ TELEPHONE DIRECTORIES
Iip'-JharS"' ""' TALEN?"!!!
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YOHIMBINE
SEE ALSO ORUGS
•YO-YO> TOO DANGEROUS TO BE USED CARELESSLY
YO" KIPPUR
SEE ALSO JEHS
HE'LL SOUND THE SHOFAR
YORKETHHNE THEATER
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8IMBE CULTURAL art| ^^IYISal BEGINS SONPAY
YOUNG VOLUNTEERS IN ACTION
Ic^Ji w^i-f^^JEERS ARE NEEDED
TEEN VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
*"Sf'ESPLEAO FOR BUDGET HON'- Y
0?5 m,n,-J^\.S?UE''5 COMMUNITY
\n^:.oTo]l'uU^k°sVo^,'uili "'"^ WATER-SEHER COST,
185 STUDENTS "ECOGNUEO FOR SJMMER VOLUNTEER WORK
YOUNG HOOLO (CHILD CARE CENTFRI
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YOUTH APPRECIATION WFEK
YOUTH APPRECIATION WEEK
OPTIMIST CLUBS HONOR OUTSTANDING YOUTHS
''OUJ^^ENPICHMENT PROGRAM
SEE DURHAM HOUSING AUTHORITY, YIUTH ENRICHMENT PROGRAM
YOUTH FOR UNDER STANDING
^^yn,'^V5°c£2''E'GN STUDENTS
YOUTH FOR UNOFRSTANDInr.
PROGRAM OPENS Reh hSrlS TO TEEN-AGER
YOUTH GANGS
SEE ALSO GANGS
llJi.^°r;/iyX^^','-E OELINOUFNCY
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GROUP ID ORGANIZE YOUTH HOSTEL COUNCIL
YOUTH INVOLVEMENT pay
HIGH SCHOOL PUPILS HORK H I TH STATE
YOUTH SPORTS
SEE ALSO PAOE RUTH LEAGUE
SEE ALSO PASKEIRALL '^
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YUCOSLAVIA
YUGOSLAVIAN UNIVERSITY MONO" S PDOPESSTR FROM UNC
S"ITH SEES YUGOSLAVS AS NEtPEO TEST
TAR HEELS OPEN ALiAINST YUGOSLAVIA
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YUPPIES
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YUPPIES REJECTING HIGH-TECH FURNITURE
YUSEF AND FRIENDS IMUSIC GROUPI
IN THE SPHTLIGHT
SMOOTH SOUNOS SUNOAY SOOTHER
YUSEF SALIM TRIO
SEE YUSEF AND FRIENDS IMUSIC GRIUOP
ZANTAC
SEE ALSO DRUGS
MAN CHARGED WITH INDUSTRIAL SPYING
II TOP
HUMOR. HOOKS KEEP 2Z TOP OUT OF THE SUBURBS
Z. SMITH REYNOLDS FOUNOATION INC.
SEE ALSO NANCY SUSAN REYNOLDS AJAROS
GRANT AIDS MEDIATION PROGRAMS
REYNOLDS FOUNnATION SEEKING UNSUNG HEROES
KUDOS TO LITTLE GUY
•CUTTING EDGE OF CHANGE' AIM HF REYNOLD^ FOUNOATION
RFYNOLDS FOUNOATION SEEKS SAINTS AT GRASSROOTS LEVEL
SPRING BRINGS NEW LIFE TO LITERARY TAR HtFLS
DUKE CENTER GETS Il'5,noo GRANT
•UNDEROOGS' WIN FOUNDATION'S REYNOLDS AWARDS
N.C. PEOPLE HONORED FOR LFAOE^SHIP
TUITION AT N.C. COLLEGES KEEPS UP WITH INFLATION
MPS. CLEMENT ELFCTEO TO BOARD OF FOUNOATION
SELF-HELP GROUP GETS tlOO.OOO
ZAFA SHRINE TEMPLE
SPREADING CHgER
ZAIRE
MISSIONARIES RETURNING TO ZAIRE AFTER 2 S YEARS
ZA"BELLI INTERNATIONALE
"ll;^"'-'""'"^ FESTIVAL'S MASCOTS BEARS UNVEILED
PIECE OF CAKE
Z AN T A c
SEE ALSO DRUGS
SEE ALSO GLAXO INC.
SEE ALSO ULCEOS
GLAXO MARKETS NEW MEDICATION FOR ULCERS
NORThGATE TO RENOVATE STORAGE SPACE
GLAXO ULCER DRUG APPROVED FOR USE IN REFLUX DISEASE
AGENCY SAYS GLAXO GAVE MISLEADING INFORMATION
7ELLER CORPQRATinN
ALAMANCE PLANT IS BEING BUILT
ZIMBABWE
RM3nE<:iAN MEMORIES SPUR PROTE'.T LEADER
CARTER WALKOUT HONORABLE
ZINN GROUP OF CHAPEL HILL
GROUNDBREAKING FOR FAIRFIELD
ZIDNI SM
SEE ALSO ISRAEL
SEE ALSO JEWS
ISRAELI VIOLENCE IGNORED
ZIP CODES
SEE ALSO U.S. POSTAL SERVICE
ZIP AWARD
ZOMBIES
SEMICONDUCTOR PLANT'S BOSS IS RIGHT AT HUME
ZONING LAWS
SEE ALSO "UTNER. N.C ZONING
SFE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C. LAND-USF PLAN
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUrjTY ORPPFRTY OWNERS AND SHALL BUSINESSMEN
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. RFO I STR I C Tl NG
SEc ALSO DURHAM PLANNING ANO ZONING COMMISSION
SEE ALSO FRANKLIN COUNTY, N.C. ZONING
SEE ALSO GRANVILLE COUNTY. N.C. ZONING LAW
SEE ALSO LAND USE
SEE ALSO PROHIBITED CONTRACT ZONING
SEE ALSO R-?0 ZONING
SEE ALSO RESEARCH APPLICATION DISTRICT
PUBLIC HEARING FOR TRFY1URN
HOTEL PLAN EXPECTED TO DRAW FIRE TONIGHT
CROASOAILE FARM WINS REZONING STEP
REALTOR: COUNCIL VOTE ■ ANT I -GR OWTH'
COUNTY PLANNcRS POSTPONE ACTnN ON BETHESDA PROJECT
BOARD REJECTS FIVE OAKS CONDO PLAN
BOARD RTCOMMENDS REZONING FOR TREYBURN
ZOMNC PANEL OKS PLANS ON TREYBURN
MFETIMGS MAY HAVE SWAYED REZONING VOTE
BAIEMAN: TRFYBURN vote 'NO PIS OEAL'
BOARD MINORITY WANTS TRFYBUPN ZONING ntLAY
TREYBURN ZONING VOTE WAS TAKEN TOO OU I C K L Y
15 MIILLION ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE CENTER PROPOSED
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^l^?ui5SiS'.'f'',M'|-'"' "OVE TO CUT RESIDENTIAL LOT FRONTAGES
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ALZHEIMER'S CFfJTER PLANNED
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BAD APPEARANCE, POOR WORDS
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COUNCIL TO HEAR PLEA F QR 0FFI;E PARKING LOT
DEPUTY ATTURNFY RECALLS CHANGES. CHALLENGES
DURHAM OKS LUAN FOR HOUSING PROJECT
LEGAL OPINION SOUGHT ON JAN. 1 TRFYBUPN VOTE
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SI')'.'^'"^'"'^"- ^0 *'°T': MONDAY 01 CROASOAILE PROJECT ZONING
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1/01/86
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•GRADIMG in CO'JTIN'JE
HBS. HERON CRITICIZEQ UMFAIPLY
SHE STICKS B* MFR CONVICTIONS
BUILDINC-HEI&HT PROPOSAL SETS FIRST-TIME LIMITS IN U DISTRICTS
MRS. HERON PRAISED FOR STAND
DURHAM COUNTY BACKS CREATION ]F HISTORIC PROPERTIFS COMMISSION
APPRI'.e PUBLIC OF OFVELOPMENTS
KE20MNG SOUGHT FHR OFFICES AT IMPERIAL CENTER DEVELOPMENT
STUNE CONSULTFU COUNTY ON CAMP
LAW WOULD LIMIT HP IGHT TF BUILDINHS
BUILDING HEIGHT LIMIT APPR0VE[1
FLORIST SHOP FACING SHUTDOWN UNLESS COUNTY ZONING CHANGED
PLANNING POARD FACES LONG AGE>10A
PLANNING BOAKO ENDORSES GE'S 'EZONING REQUEST
BOARD BACKS GE REZONING RFQUEST
SMALL DEVELOPMENTS ALSO AFFECT DURHAM
GRILL OWNERS LOSE 1ST REZGNIN' ROUND
BUILDING-HEIGHT RULES PROTECT KEY CITY AREAS
HEAOLINE niON'T RFFLECT STORY
STOP STRIP OEVELOPMENT
COUNTY ZONING-LAW VIOLATIONS "ERSIST
TREYDURN FOES TO ATTEND RED MILL ROAD HEARING
CITY CITES DESIGN FIRM FOR VIOLATING ZONING LAW
COUNCIL MEMBER'S EMPLOYER CITED
COTTAGE INDUSTRIES BECOME PROBLEM HERS
COMMISSIONER CLARIFIES POSITION ON I-i,0/NEW HOPE INTERCHANGE
INTERCHANGE LAND DISPUTE
HEARING TONIGHT ON BUDGET PROPOSAL
REZONING DENIAL BLOCKS GRILL'S EXPANSION
RESIDENTS OPPOSE I N JUR Y-CFNT E' PLAN
DURHAM PLANNING GROUP OK S BUILDING 2b GFER STREET HOMES
COUNTY PLANNING PANEL OK S REZONING REQUEST
FIGURE WAS URONG
COUNTY REZONES GE LAND
BOARD SYMPATHETIC TO FLORIST'S PLIGHT
FLORIST'S KFZONING BIO STILL ALIVf
A SENSE OF COMMUNITY
LAND 5UPDIVISI0NS HURTING NFISHBORHOODS
COUNTY PLANNERS OPPOSE REZONIMGS
HOTEL PROJECT PLANNED FOR RTP: PLANNING BOARD BACKS RFZONING
GROUP WANTS TO JOIN ATTACK ON INSPECTIONS
PLANNERS SEEK MORE SUPPORT FROM COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
BOARD OKS REZONING FOR HOTEL
PLAN HEARD TO RFZOflF 76A ACRE"^
REZONING FOR HOPE VALLEY OK'D
PARK PROJECT, CIVIC CENTER 'WON'T COMPETE'
CITY POSTPONES MERGER STUDY
BOARD DELAYS ACTION ON PLAN TO OIVIDE HOUSE
FIRM WANTS LAND ZONED INDUSTRIAL
REdONiMG REOUFSTS INCREASE
COUNTY TU CONSIOE" ZONING REQUESTS
BOARD PERSUADED TO HITHORAW ZONING APPROVAL
KFY HOMES' Pc^ONING PLEA DEFERRED AFT=R CRITICISM
REZONING WANTED FOR HOTEL; DEVELOPER ALSO PLANS SHOPPING CENTER
STONE APPEALS SEWER DENIAL FO^ CAMP
RES IDENT I AL-APEA 0E7ONINGS ON BOARD AGENDA
PROPOSAL WOULD TlGHTtN R ES E ARC H- APPL I C AT I ON ZONE
BOARD BACKS PLAN FOR HOTEL. CENTER
BURLINGTON CITY COUNCIL DENIES RIO FOR VARIANCE
BOARD APPROVES REZONING FOR H3MES
PLANNING BOARD OKS HQTELi CENTER ZONING
PAINT-MIXING FIRM MAY EXPAND
REZONING UPS UNITS
ZONING, SFwErl ISSUES TOP COUNTY SLATE
PARKWOOD RESIDENTS CLASH WITH OUILUER OVER FLOODING
RURAL GARAGE FQCUS OF 'SPOT-ZONING' DECISION
COMMISSIONERS APPROVE ZONING FOR DEVELOPMENT
COUNTY OKS PARK-AREA SEWER SY"", TEM
AUIO-GARACE OWNfR LOSES ZONING PLEA
COUNCIL SFcKS WAY TO TAKE DRUOGERY OUT OF RFZONING
PANEL WANTS FASTER R EZ ON ING- IS SUE PACE
BUSINESS CENTER PLAN ON AGENDA
CHANGES IN COUNTY ZONING LAW TO BE EYED
PANEL OPPOSES BUSINESS CENTER
FOREST HILLS ZONING APPROVED
RFZONING PLFA BY SHOP OWNER DEFERRED
MAN WANTS BUSINESS PEOPLE TO UNITE AGAINST ZONING LAW
MINISTcRS PETITION COMMISSIONERS ON EVACUATION PLAN
CITY OF MEDICINE LOSING WILLIE M HOUSE BOTHERS MOM
HOTEL REZONING WINS APPROVAL
TREYBURN REVISION WRONG
COUNCIL ASSURES EVACUATION PLAN FOR EAST DU=H«M
GROUP PLANNING SECOND MEETING ON ZONING LAWS
GROUP SEEKS FAIR ZONING
GLAXO SEEKS RFZONING AFTER OOJBLING ACREAGE
GLAXO SEEKS REZONING ON NEWLY ADDED LAND
SMALL-BUSINESS OWNERS VOW FIGHT ON ZONING
CITIZENS JOIN ZONING BATTLE
MRS. HERON: ZONING CRITICS BEING UNFAIR
MRS. HERON ASKS ZONING-LAW CHANGE
ZONING-LAW VIOLATORS SHOULD QUIT GRIPING
NEWMAN TACKLES ZONING PROBLEM",
MRS. HERON'S PROPOSAL IS A FINE COMPROMISE
CANDIDATE TO MOVE OFFICE
ZONING GROUP NOT CONTENT WITH PROPOSAL
PLANNING COMMISSION ENDORStS "i REZONING RFQUtSTS
COUNCIL OKS ANNEXATION PLANS
PRINCETON ZONING CITED AT PARTNERSHIP MFETING
PANEL TO REVIEW TREYBURN PROJi^CT
6 TREYBURN "UILDINGS ON PLANNERS' AGENDA
SOUTHWEST DURHAM NEEDS IMPACT STUDY
ZONING OK'D FOR WEEKEND TEEN CENTER
COMMISSION RAPS DURHAM PLANNERS
COUNCIL OKS RFZONING FOR TtFN CENTER
PLAN FOP TREYBURN SITE SACKED A=TFR BRIEF SNAG
CANDIDATES DEBATE TREYBURN DEVELOPMENT
HOME PUILDEPS TARGET EAST DURHA"
DURHAM BUSINESS GROUP TO OFFE? ZONING SOLUTION
ZONING PANEL TO VOICE GRIEVANCES TODAY
OEVFLOPERS SEEK REZONING
PLANNING, ZONING PANEL TO GET CITY COUNCIL FORUM
PLANNING BOARD MAKEUP STUDIED
POLITICS RAPPCQ IN ZONING REQUEST
COUNTY OKS BIGGER 0«K GROVE SUBDIVISION
RESOLUTION OVERLOOKED
PLANNERS, COMMISSION MAKE PEACE
EX-ZONING BOARD MEMBER CITES GROWTH VOTES
PANELS FORMED TO EASE COUNCIL-PCZ TALK
COUNCIL TO GET OFFICE-PARK PLAN
COUNCIL OKS OFFICE-PARK PLANS
WORK SESSION AIMS TO UNTANGLE ZONING KNOT
PANEL TO REVIEW PLANT PLANS FOR TREYBURN
PERMIT OK'D FOR MOBILE CLASSROOM
COUNTY WON'T RtAPPOINT PCZ MEMBERS
BATTLE PREWS OVFR PLANT
COMMISSIONERS SHOULD FOLLOW THEIR OWN POLICY
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