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THE LIBRARY OF THE
UNIVERSITY OF
NORTH CAROLINA
AT CHAPEL HILL
THE COLLECTION OF
NORTH CAROLIN1ANA
CR071.5
D96i
1988
SUBJECT
A-LA
UNIVERSITY OF NX. AT CHAPEL HILL
FOR USE ONLY IN
THE NORTH CAROLINA COLLECTION
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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
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An Index to:
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THE DURHAM SUN
<%Herald
SUBJECT INDEX
JANUARY-DECEMBER
1988
Compiled by Herald-Sun Library
Published by Herald-Sun Newspapers
Durham, N.C.
ISSN 0741-0328
IND-EX is a guide to articles
and photographs in the local
and regional editions of the
DURHAM MORNING HER-
ALD, THE CHAPEL HILL
HERALD, and THE DURHAM
SUN. It is published in monthly
issues and in an annual cumu-
lated volume by the Herald-Sun
Newspaper Library.
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.
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").
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.
ORGANIZATION:
IND-EX is divided into two
sections: names of people and
subjects. The name index 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.)
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r
Key to Symbols Used in IND-EX
NP (Newspapers)
H DURHAM MORNING HERALD
CHH CHAPEL HILL HERALD
S THE DURHAM SUN
ED (Editions)
1-lsted. (Region/State)
2 -2nd ed. (Final)
3 -3rd ed. (Metro/Orange)
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
M Map
N News
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)
A17 ADAMS, ALLISON
A20 ADAMS, JACK
A44 ALLEN, C. RON
A54 ANDREWS. MARK
A76 ARMSTRONG, ELSON
A80 AUSLEY, JANE
BIO BANGLEY, JANE
B12 BEAVERS, TOM
B13 BERARDINO, MIKE
B21 BERGER, DAN
B53 BONNER, PAUL
B56 BOST, TOBY
B58 BOSWELL, CARL
B66 BRITT, TONY
B71 BROILI, SUSAN
B81 BROWN, PAUL
B85 BRUNEAU, DAN
B90 BURROUGHS, RUSTY
C09 CARSON, AL
C19 CARVER, VEN
C36 CHANDLER, CHARLES
C38 CHANDLER TIM
C44 CHARLEY, MILDRED
C45 CHARLSON, DAN
C46 CHASE, RANDY
C47 CHHJJRESS, GREG
C49 CLAYTON, WARD
C50 COLE, JOHN
C51 COOK ANDY
C52 COONS, KTP
C55 CORLEY, ROSEANNE
C58 CORNEILSON, PAUL
C60 CORNELIUS-BROWN, ANN
C64 CRIBBS, JIM
C68 CROTHERS, TIM
C80 CRUMP, EMILY
C81 CRUMP, HARRY
D10 DARGAN, WILLIAM T.
D18 DASCENZO, FRANK
D22 DAVIS, TATIA M.
D55 DOLINGER, JEANNIE
D77 DUCKETT, ANNE
D80 DUKE NEWS BUREAU
D85 DUPREE, JIMMY
F25 FEATHERSTON, AL
F90 FURLONG, JIM
G09 GARRETT, NANCY
G33 GENTRY. JERRY
G44 GLENNON, JOHN
G50 GODWIN, JOHN
G59 GREEN, ANN
G68 GREENBERG, BLUE
G78 GRIFFIN, LIB
HOI HAAGEN, LUCY
H02 HALE, HENRY
H03 HAM. JON
H05 HAMMOND, MARIE
H09 HARRELL, CARLTON
H14 HARRISON. BOB
H45 HODGES, BETTY
H49 HODGES, ED
H60 HOLMES, JACK
H65 HORNE, KIMBERLY
H70 HOWARD, J. LEE
H90 HUFFMAN, EDDIE
J04 JABLONOVER, LARA
J20 JIGGETTS, VICKEY
J40 JOHNSTON, FLO
K30 KEISTER. KEVIN
K40 KENNING. CAROLINE
K65 KNIGHT, MYRA G.
L34 LEE, ELIZABETH
L37 LEWIS, GORDON
L38 LIDDY, CHUCK
L40 LINEBERRY, DANNY
L41 LITTLE, LOYD
L57 LOUGEE, GEORGE
L59 LOURDEAUX, LEE
L90 LUCAS, LIZ
M02 MCCAIN, LEAH C.
M06 MCINTYRE, EDISON
M10 MCQUEEN, MIKE
M12 MCQUILLAN, PATTY
M14 MANN, STEVE
M20 MARGOLIS, SUSAN
M25 MARTIN, DWIGHT
M31 MATTI. MICHAEL CARMEN
M37 MERRITT, MARION
M51 MICHAEL, KAMMIE
M53 MIHALY, ROBERT
M55 MILLER, JONATHAN
M60 MILLS, JAMES F.
M64 MONTGOMERY, LEE
M66 MOORE, HAROLD
M70 MOORE, TOM
M76 MORRIS, RON
M97 MUSHAK, BETTY
M98 MUSTIAN, JOEY
N36 NEWTON, DAVID
Oil O'CONNOR, PAUL T,
046 OLIVER, TOM
066 O'NEILL, PATRICK
080 ORANGE BUREAUS
P10 PAGE, JEAN R.
P15 PARSONS, KEITH
P30 PEARCE, T. H.
P38 PFUTZNER, LENORE JONES
P41 PHILLIPS, MARY BETH
P52 POTTER, MIKE
P75 PRICE, ED
R53 RALEIGH BUREAU
R54 REED, JAY
R57 RING, WILSON
R56 ROGERS, V. C.
R63 ROSEN. ROCKY
R66 ROULE, ROBERT
R71 ROWE, SEAN
R80 RTP BUREAU
R90 RUTH, MARY H.
S05 SANCHEZ, J. DENNIS
S12 SCHAVER, MARK
S17 SCHULTZ, MARK
S27 SERENO, JULIAN
S39 SHORT, BARBARA W.
S51 SMITH, BILL
S56 SMITH, EMILY
S63 SMITH, NEDL
S66 SMITH, R. C.
S69 SMITH, SYLVANA
S73 SORENSON, RICK
S76 SPARKS, JIM
S78 STAGG, BILL
S80 STATLER. TRACI
S82 STEVENSON, JOHN
S92 SURRATT, LINDA
S97 SWICEGOOD, LISA
T30 TAYLOR. ROLLO
T32 THOMAS, BERNARD
T33 THOMAS, ELAINE
T35 THOMPSON, MIKE
T37 THORNTON, JIM
T44 TISDALE, STEVE
U57 UPCHURCH, KEITH
U80 UNC NEWS BUREAU
V01 VADEN, JON
Vll VAN SANT, LAURA
W07 WALKER, DEBORAH
W08 WALKER, RICHARD
W09 WALL, DON
W13 WALLACE, MIKE
W15 WALSTON, DEE
W20 WEBB, MENA
W27 WEIBLE, JACK
W29 WEISENSEE, NICKI
W55 WILBORN, THEO
W60 WILSON, JIM
W61 WINKWORTH, BRUCE
W62 WINSTEAD, ROGER
W63 WINSTEAD-MANN, DEBORAH
W66 WISE, JIM
W82 WOODY. LAURA
Y55 YOUNG, BOB
ZOli ZEIGER, MARION
Zll ZEPP, CAROL
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1/01/1988 - 12/31/1988
SUBJECTS
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C -PG L P BYL
A & T STATE UNIV.
SEE N.C. A&T STATE UNIV.
ABC (AMERICAN BROADCASTING CO.)
CHILL AIR ALMOST PREVENTS GIBSON'S 'GOOD MORNING'
ABC BOARD
SEE N.C. ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL BOARD
ABC LAWS
SEE ALSO ALCOHOL, ILLICIT SALES
SEE ALSO ALCOHOL LAW ENFORCEMENT
SEE ALSO N.C. ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL BOARD
BOOZE LAW FAILS
GRANVILLE APPROVES ADDITIONAL MONEY FOR SCHOOL PROJECT
ABC SERVICES (CLEANING SERVICE)
CARPET-CLEANING FIRM INVESTIGATED
ABC STORES
SEE ALSO ALCOHOL
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY ABC
SEE ALSO N.C. ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL BOARD
8 CLERKS FACE CHARGE OF SELLING ALCOHOL TO MINOR
ABD ASSOCIATES
ABD MAKES *3.75 MILLION PURCHASE OF AMERICAN TOBACCO PROPERTY OFFICIAL
ABLE (ADULT BASIC LITERACY EDUCATION)
SEE ALSO ADULT EDUCATION
COMMUNITY COLLEGE'S LITERACY PROGRAM... (CORRECTION PRINTED 3-16-88)
CLEARING THE RECORD
ABLE LITERACY PROGRAM DRAWS NATIONAL ATTENTION
ACC BASKETBALL: AN ILLUSTRATED HISTORY (BOOK)
WAKE'S WHITE IN RIGHT PLACE FOR DOUBLE DUTY
A PLEASANT SURPRISE
FANFARE/HOOPS BOOK SIGNING „„_
READING INTO A BASKETBALL FAN'S LAST-MINUTE CHRISTMAS GIFT
CHH 1 11/04/1988 A 3 P N L90
ACC IN THE NBA (SUN COLUMN) iM ,
SEE ALSO ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, BASKETBALL (MEN)
SEE ALSO NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION
NANCE ON HOT STREAK
MICHAEL JORDAN IS FXAL POINT OF OPPONENTS
FAMILIAR NAMES SHOULD DOT DRAFT
DAVIS HAS BIG GAME
JORDAN SOARS WITH STARS
BRAD DAU6HERTY IS GOOD, BUT HE'LL GET BETTER STILL
DAUGHERTY COPES WITH FATHER'S DEATH
DAVIS SHRUGS OFF TRADES
ACMA USA INC. (FORMERLY WRIGHT MACHINERY CO.)
DURHAM MACHINERY PLANT LAYING OFF ABOUT 36 WORKERS
ACORN
SEE ASSOCIATION OF COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS FOR REFORM NOW (ACORN)
AFL-CIO
SEE AMERICAN FEDERATION OF LABOR AND CONGRESS OF INDUSTRIAL ORGANIZATIONS
AIDS
SEE ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME
AIDS COMMUNITY RESIDENCE ASSOCIATION
2 2/08/1988 A 5 L
1 9/21/1988 C 1 N T33
H 2 12/29/1988 A 11 N
2 10/21/1988 A 1 N B53
2 12/31/1988 A 1 N S51
2 3/14/1988 B 3 N
2 3/16/1988 A 2 N
2 3/18/1988 B 8 N
2 1/31/1988 C 3 P N M14
2 6/11/1988 B 3 U F25
2 10/05/1988 B 3 N
2 12/24/1988 D 2 N M14
1/14/1988 B
1/21/1988 B
1/27/1988 D
2/03/1988 D
2/10/1988 D
2/17/1988 D
2/24/1988 D
3/02/1988 B
P U P52
P U P52
P U P52
U P52
U P52
U P52
P U P52
U P52
H 2 3/02/1988 A 11 N
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ANNUAL
1/01/1988
INDEX BY
12/31/1988
SUBJECTS
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P D -
-DATE-
S I T
E L Y
■ C -PC L P BYL
1 H aUBWflHnn synnk. iuwh cases
SEE ALSO GROUP CARE HOMES
SEE ALSO H0ME1£SSSHELTER
DURHAM GROUP SEEKS FUNIS FOR AIDS HOME
^^SnOTIWE 1 ™ FOR AIDS HOUSE TO SERVESOUTHEAST
CORPoSs **ED TO HELP FINANCE AIDS PATIENTS' HOME
MDSHOME UILLSHOW DURHAM'S COMPASSION
RESIDENCE FOR AIDS VICTIMS WORTHY GOAL
AIDS HOME EFFORT RAISES *32,000
FUNDS NEEDED FOR AIDS HOME
AIDS HOUSE HOME UITH *10,000 GIFT
AIDS HOUSE FUND-RAISING TOPS GOAL
AXHC^I^K^RAISK DOWWAYMENT MONEY
SSI J'feSloK AIDS SUPPORT GRO*S
2GR0UPS TO HELP HOMELESS UITH AIDS
%^M3© DWJNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME
THE NIGHTMARE OF A CHILD WITH AIDS
"YBIlflUMtfllK — "-
AIDS BENEFIT GROUP LOOKS FOR BICYCLE RIDERS
f^tfOr"®^*™ AIDS
^^MeFKJ &RY WITH PKOJECT
"^HiHBfcTBB ffigSFLftOi TEKNIKA GROUf RESIDENT
AME ZION CHURCH
SEE ALSO BLACK CHURCHES „,
AME ZIONCWFERENCE TO OPEN THIS WEEK
5S ST. 1 ? !^fflfr£LEGATES THEY SHOULD HELP THEIR FELLOW MAN
S SAYS S N^ MUST BATTLE ILUTER^PKOTECT ECONOMY
MARTTN ASKS CHURCH TO HELP FIGHT ILLITERACY
AHACK OfllLLITERACY NEEDS MANY WARRIORS
JACKSON TELLS AME ATLANTA WAS '1 ROUND-
PEACE ON JACKSON'S TERMS
THREE AME ZION BISHOPS ELECTED
^ToTeRICAN AIRLINES ^
asnu as tswu «»#» *»
^ l ^^^^^m%n^ service
AMR PLANS TO BUY EAGLE ASSETS
AMR EAGLE INC.
^f&fllSgf CL^D FOR TAKEOFF
COMMUTER FLIGHTS TO RESUME TODAY
AMTRAK
^AmG^PLANS TONIGHT PROPOSAL TO REROUTE AMTRAK »S SILVER STAR
SAlloRD OPPOSES RALEIGH^SLOSS Of SILVER STA*
S
H
S
H
S
H
S
S
S
H
S
H
H
S
S
S
4/14/1988
4/15/1988
4/15/1988
4/16/1988
4/16/1988
4/23/1988
4/23/1988
4/29/1988
5/03/1988
5/04/1988
5/25/1988
5/26/1988 B
6/25/1988 C
7/08/1988 C
7/09/1988 A
12/24/1988 A
A
C
A
C
A
A
A
A
A
C
A
1
1
1
2
4
4
1
4
1
1
1
11
6
1
10
1
N W82
N
N W82
N
E
E
N U82
L
N H70
N
N H70
N
N
N
N
N H65
H 2 5/17/1988 D 8 F U29
CHH 1 10/14/1988 A 3 N S17
S 2 10/26/1988 C 9 N
S 2 12/24/1988 A 1 N H65
CHH 1 9/17/1988 A 1 N M70
H 2 8/17/1988 A 12 N
H
S
H
H
S
S
S
H
H
2 7/26/1988 A
2 7/27/1988 C
2 7/28/1988 C
2 7/29/1988 A
2 7/29/1988 C
2 7/30/1988 A
2 8/02/1988 B
2 8/04/1988 A
2 8/05/1988 A
9 N
2 N
4 P N
1 N
3 P N
4 E
8 P N
4 E
10 N
H
S
H
S
H
H
S
2 1/26/1988 C
2 1/27/1988 A
2 1/28/1988 A
2 1/28/1988 A
2 1/30/1988 C
2 2/20/1988 D
2 3/29/1988 B
10
1
19
1
1
5
1
N
N W82
N
N U82
N M97
N M97
N U82
H
H
2 1/30/1988 C
2 2/03/1988 B
1
3
N M97
N M97
H
H
2 1/23/1988 D
2 1/27/1988 C
5
14
N
N
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1/01/1988
INDEX BY
12/31/1988
SUBJECTS
SILVER STAR MAY BE ROUTED THROUGH CHARLOTTE
INTER-CITY RAILROAD SERVICE IN N.C. STUDIED
MAYORS SEEKING STRATEGY TO KEEP AMTRAK SERVICE
OFFICIAL SAYS DURHAM UNLIKELY TO GET AMTRAK
LET OFFICERS GET ON WITH ANTI-DRUG WAR
AMTRAK WANTS TO REROUTE; THREATENS RALEIGH SERVICE
DON'T ABANDON THE TRAINS
RALEIGH'S LOSS DURHAM'S GAIN?
AMTRAK TO REROUTE SILVER STAR IN N.C.
'SPECIAL PROVISIONS' PROMPT AMTRAK ROUTE DEBATE
TRAIN KILLS PARAPLEGIC „ tim|m
HOUSE EXTENDS FOR THREE YEARS GRAND JURIES FOR DRUG PROBES
AMTRAK ROUTE CHANGE RUNS INTO A SNAG
WE SHOULD PURSUE RAIL PASSENGER SERVICE
AMTRAK TRAIN AND DUMP TRUCK COLLIDE NEAR SMITHFIELD
SPUR DISPUTE MAY KILL AMTRAK LINK
ATV
SEE OFF-ROAD VEHICLES
AV AIR
FINANCIAL WOES GROUND AMERICAN EAGLE AT RDU
AVAIR CANCELS FLIGHTS UNTIL JAN. 24
LOW BID ON RDU TAXIWAYS MILLIONS BELOW ESTIMATES
COMMUTER FLIGHT SERVICE NEGOTIATED
AMERICAN EAGLE SERVICE MAY FLY AGAIN BY FEB. 1
AVAIR-AMERICAN TALKS PROGRESSING
AMERICAN EAGLE COULD FLY AGAIN WITH $750,000 LOAN
AVAIR IS OFFERED $750,000 LOAN
FEU PILOTS TO RETURN UNDER AVAIR PLAN
AMERICAN EAGLE CLEARED FOR TAKEOFF
COMMUTER FLIGHTS TO RESUME TODAY
AMR, AVAIR AGREE TO SALE OF RDU COMMUTER SERVICE
SUBSTITUTE PLANE FLOWN IN FATAL RDU CRASH
EAGLE CRASH APPEARS TO BE WORST IN TRIANGLE'S HISTORY
INVESTIGATORS SEEK CLUES IN RDU CRASH
BANKRUPTCY CASE SHOULDN'T BLOCK CRASH INSURANCE CLAIMS
SAFETY BOARD TO FINISH CRASH PROBE
PIECES OF PLANE BEING REMOVED; ROAD REOPENED
RESERVOIR DRAINING MAY DELAY PROBE
RESPONSE EXCELLENT TO AIRPLANE CRASH
AVAIR FILES PLAN FOR SALE OF ASSETS TO NASHVILLE EAGLE
AMR PLANS TO BUY EAGLE ASSETS
JUDGE OKS AVAIR SALE OF ASSSETS
JUDGE OKS AVAIR SALE
RDU COMMUTER CRASH TOPIC AT SAFETY MEETING
LAWSUIT FILED OVER FEB. 19 PLANE CRASH „„„,-„
FAA OFFICIAL BELIEVES CO-PILOT IN RDU CRASH WAS NOT CERTIFIED
EARLY REPORTS DISAGREE ON CAUSE OF RDU COMMUTER-PLANE CRASH
RULING ON CRASH AT RALEIGH-DURHAM MAY BE TOMORROW
PILOTS BLAMED IN CRASH; COMMUTER LINE ALSO CITED BY SAFETY BOARD...
AVCO FINANCIAL SERVICES LEASING CO.
SUIT AGAINST CHRISTIAN TV PRESIDENT SETTLED
ACT (AZIDOTHYMIhE)
SEE ALSO ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME
SEE ALSO DRUGS
SEE ALSO RETROVIR
LIFE-SAVING DRUGS ARE HALLMARK OF '87
PATENT ON AZT APPROVED (CORRECTION PRINTED 2-12-88)
CLEARING THE RECORD
STUDY SHOWS AZT SHRINKS AIDS VIRUS
ANTIBIOTICS PREVENT PNEUMONIA IN AIDS VICTIMS
DURHAM GROUP SEEKS FUNDS FOR AIDS HOME
THE NIGHTMARE OF A CHILD WITH AIDS
STUDY: AZT MIGHT REDUCE SPREAD OF AIDS
DRUG RESTORES IQS OF CHILDREN WITH AIDS, STUDIES SHOW
AIDS DRUG BEING TAKEN BY EXPOSED HEALTH WORKERS
RESEARCHERS USING ANTI-AIDS DRUG TO TREAT BABY
N E
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C -PG L P BYL
H
2
S
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
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
S
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
H
2
S
2
S
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
S
2
S
2
S
2
H
2
2/03/1988 D
2/15/1988 A
2/23/1988 B
2/24/1988 C
3/04/1988 A
3/31/1988 C
4/04/1988 A
4/05/1988 A
6/17/1988 A
6/21/1988 B
6/22/1988 B
6/29/1988 A
7/15/1988 B
7/30/1988 A
11/17/1988 C
11/24/1988 B
1/16/1988 A
1/19/1988 B
1/20/1988 B
1/23/1988 C
1/23/1988
1/26/1988
1/27/1988
1/28/1988
1/28/1988
1/30/1988 _
2/03/1988 B
2/20/1988 D
2/21/1988 A
2/21/1988 A
2/22/1988 A
2/24/1988 C
2/25/1988 A
2/26/1988 C
2/26/1988 A
3/12/1988 A
3/26/1988 A
3/29/1988 B
4/16/1988 C
4/17/1988
4/20/1988
6/10/1988
6/14/1988
10/20/1988
10/24/1988
10/26/1988
A
C
A
A
; A
C
8
1
16
3
4
9
4
4
9
1
8
7
9
4
4
7
1
1
18
5
1
10
1
19
1
1
3
r
3
10
10
1
1
1
1
1
4
8
1
1
16
10
1
4
15
9
1
N
N
N 066
N 066
E
N
L
E
N
N L40
N
N
N
L
N
N
N M97
N R80
N M97
N R80
N W82
N
N U82
N
N U82
N M97
N M97
N M97
N M97
N M97
N B85
N
N W82
N
N B53
L
N R80
N W82
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
H 1 3/03/1988 B 2 N
S
2
1/06/1988 C
6
U
H
2
2/10/1988 A
10
N
H
2
2/12/1988 A
2
N
H
2
2/26/1988 C
14
N
S
2
3/02/1988 C
6
N
S
2
4/14/1988 A
1
N W82
H
2
5/17/1988 D
8
F W29
S
2
6/02/1988 A
15
N
H
2
6/13/1988 A
8
N
H
2
7/04/1988 A
12
N
H
2
7/19/1988 B
1
N C60
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1/01/1988 - 12/31/1988
Y SUBJECT
FEDERAL MONET FOR AZT MAY BE RUNNING OUT IN N.C,
FEDERAL MONEY FOR AIDS DRUG RUNNING OUT
UNC TO (FEN AIDS RESEARCH CQjTER
BURROUGHS WELLCOME IS NOT THE AZT BULLY
RWyfiWH B «& AIDS GRASP FOR
^KcT^Sl^ 1 ^ N.Y. AIDS DRUG TBT TO FAILURE
BETTER AIDS TREATMENT TARGET OF UNCSTUDIES
UNCSTUDySg WAYS TO IMPROVE AIDS TREATMENT
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A. J. FLETCHER FOUNDATION INC.
SEE ALSO OPfA
CAROLINA THEATRE GETS tl MILLION ENDOWMENT
cmCDUCIL SHMJN'T CHANGE THEATER NAME
THEATERTaRTS CENTER NAMES GIVEN APPROVAL
Kl BACKS ROYALL, FLCTMF \^OS
ARTS COMPLEX, THEATER NAMES DUBIOUS CHOICES
ARTsSlL^FOraETS^BLIGATION TO PUBLIC
NAME CHANGES SNEAKY
I^THlR 15f STARTED WITH RENAMINGTHE CAROLINA THEATER. (CARTOON)
$3 MILLION IN GIFTS ENHANCE ARTS CENTER
COUNCIL DEN ED PUBLIC ROLE IN NAMES
DON'T CRITICIZE NAME CHANGES TTiflr
WRANGLING OVER NAMES IS WASTE OF TIME
Srf^irOS^fcY^O TIGHTEN NAMING BUILDINGS
mwTTL COMMITTEE TO REVIEW PROPOSAL FOR NAMING BUILDINGS
StION^OeS $70,000 TO PUBLIC EDUCATION FUND
GRftJff MEANS DIRECTOR FOR EDUCATION FUND
* j&Sffi'ffi ^ (ORANGE COUNTY)
ABANDONED CHILDREN
SEE CHILD ABANDONMENT
ABDOMINAL PREGNANCIES
SEE CHILDBIRTH, RARITIES
SEE PREGNANCY
ABERD ciRfHAGE; ABERDEEN JMHLf JgFHj*^
ABERDEEN FESTIVAL FETES FARM SKILLS
ABO SEE°ALSO ABORTION CLINICS
SEE ALSO ACTION LEAGUE FOR LIFE
SEE ALSO BIRTH CONTROL
SEE ALSO CHILDBIRTH
SEE ALSO FETUSES
SEE ALSO N.C. RIGHT-TO-LIFE,
SEE ALSO PLANNED PARENTHOOD
SEE ALSO FflEGNANCY
SEE ALSO F-RO-LIFE MOVEMENT
SEE ALSO ROE VS. WADE
^S^SSES T CIVlFRIOTS BILL; AMENDMENT CURBS ABORTION RIGHT...
PRESIIOlfli'T DEALING WITH DITTOS REALISTICALLY
Sffi ^'FrfFAILS TO BACK N.C. BILL ON PARENTAL CONSENT ABORTION
N^!Mgh™EFENDS STANCE ON PARENTAL CONSENT FOR ABORTION
THE HYPOCRITICAL OATH
INC.
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L Y
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2 7/27/1988 C
2 N
2 7/28/1988 C
4 N
1 8/24/1988 A
1 N S17
2 9/02/1988 A
4 E
2 9/21/1988 B
3 N
2 9/25/1988 A
1 D N C60
2 10/17/1988 A
1 P N M06
2 10/19/1988 A
1 N W82
2 10/22/1988 A
4 E
2 12/18/1988 A
1 N
1 12/21/1988 A
7 N
2 12/22/1988 C
7 N U80
2 5/19/1988 A
22 N
2 9/16/1988 A
1 P N C19
2 9/17/1988 A
4 E
2 9/20/1988 C
1 N S51
2 9/20/1988 A
1 P N H70
2 9/21/1988 A
4 E
2 9/21/1988 A
4 L
2 9/21/1988 A
4 E
2 9/23/1988 A
4 E
2 9/23/1988 A
1 N H70
2 9/28/1988 A
4 L
2 10/02/1988 D
4 E
2 10/02/1988 D
4 T T R56
2 10/03/1988 A
4 L
2 10/04/1988 A
4 L
2 10/04/1988 A
4 L
2 10/07/1988 A
4 L
2 10/07/1988 A
4 L
2 10/07/1988 C
1 N S51
2 10/07/1988 C
1 N H70
2 12/09/1988 C
8 N J40
2 12/09/1988 B
1 P N S92
H 2 4/06/1988 B 4 N
H 2 9/16/1988 D 9 N
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2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
s
2
H
2
1/01/1988 C 10 N
1/29/1988 A 1 N
1/30/1988 A 4 E
3/23/1988 A
5/09/1988 B
5/10/1988 A
2 5/14/1988 A
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abortion: why pro-choice?
martin stresses view against abortion aid
abortion iij why pro-life?
bill would require parents to care for teen's child
senator wants changes in abortion consent bill
stressed by counseling?
funeral set for fetuses traced to n.c. „_
legislator says discovery of 157 n.c. fetuses proves law needed
priest conducts funeral for 157 fetuses
dukakis is pro-abortion
what's a pro-abortionist?
abortion continues to be major concern
life most important issue
freedom to disagree about religion, abortion crucial
dukakis' twisted logic
guest column on abortion masks propaganda
RELIGIOUS EXTREMISTS
ANTI-ABORTIONISTS PLANNING TO PICKET CLINICS IN N.C. TODAY
TRIANGLE POLICE ARREST 12 FOR ABORTION PROTESTS
NATION'S ABORTION CLINICS BESIEGED
ANTI-ABORTIONISTS TARGET TRIANGLE, CHARLOTTE CLINICS
PRO-LIFE GROUP TARGETS CHAPEL HILL CLINIC
FAMILY SPLIT BY BELIEFS ON ABORTION
SON SEEKS MOM'S ARREST IN PROTEST
PRO-LIFERS ARE TAKING THE HIGHER MORAL ROAD
ABORTION OPPONENTS SAY CAMPAIGN AT CLINICS ISN'T OVER
PRO-ABORTIONISTS DEVIOUS
QUAYLE'S QUANDARY
NESSt ELECTION HAY NIX OR AFFIRM ABORTION RIGHTS
PRO-LIFERS IGNORE THE WOMAN'S TRAUMA AM „ TI „,
FACING RELATED SOCIAL ISSUES IS ONLY WAY TO END ABORTION
KEEP THE RIGHT OF CHOICE „
REAGAN COURT MAY RECONSIDER ROE V. WADE (CARTOON)
THE UNIQUENESS OF HUMAN LIFE
FETUS NOT A 'GLOB OF TISSUE'
DEFINITION OF 'HUMAN-NESS'
CHALLENGE TO ABORTION
WOMEN DO HAVE A CHOICE
WHEN DOES LIFE BEGIN?
PRO-LIFERS ARE SIMPLISTIC
CHOICE MOVEMENT HYPOCRITICAL
NO PLACE FOR A CRUSADE m „_ at
ABORTION FUNDING FACES OPPOSITION IN '89 LEGISLATURE
LIFE BEGINS AT CONCEPTION
ABORTIONISTS REAL HYPOCRITES
ABORTION DECISION ILLOGICAL .
SOCIAL SERVICES COMMISSION LOSES ABORTON CASE IN COURT
BITTERSWEET OFFERINGS
DON'T BASH MY DOCTOR
ABORTION FUNDING QUESTIONED
ABORTION IS TERRORISM
ABORTION CLINICS
SEE ALSO ABORTION
LEGISLATOR SAYS DISCOVERY OF 157 N.C. FETUSES PROVES LAW NEEDED
PRIEST CONDUCTS FUNERAL FOR 157 FETUSES
ORGANIZER OF FUNERAL FOR FETUSES SAYS SERVICE REMINDED HER OF SAINT
ANTI-ABORTIONISTS PLANNING TO PICKET CLINICS IN N.C. TODAY
TRIANGLE POLICE ARREST 12 FOR ABORTION PROTESTS
NATION'S ABORTION CLINICS BESIEGED _
ANTI-ABORTIONISTS TARGET TRIANGLE, CHARLOTTE CLINICS
PRO-LIFE GROUP TARGETS CHAPEL HILL CLINIC
FAMILY SPLIT BY BELIEFS ON ABORTION
PRO-LIFERS ARE TAKING THE HIGHER MORAL ROAD
ABORTION OPPONENTS SAY CAMPAIGN AT CLINICS ISN'T OVER
ABORTION PROTESTERS ORDERED TO PAY COSTS
SEEKING TO SAVE LIVES
ABSENTEE BALLOTS
SEE ALSO BALLOTS
H 2
H 2
H
2
S
2
H
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
CHH 1
H
2
CHH 1
H
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
H
2
CHH 1
CHH 1
S
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
CHH 1
H
2
S
2
H
2
CHH 1
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
5/20/1988 A
5/22/1988 B
5/25/1988 A
6/06/1988 A
6/07/1988 B
6/16/1988 A
8/22/1988 A
8/23/1988 C
8/24/1988 B
9/09/1988 A
9/19/1988
10/06/1988
10/17/1988
10/20/1988
10/25/1988
10/27/1988
10/29/1988
10/29/1988
10/29/1988
10/30/1988
10/30/1988
10/30/1988
10/30/1988
10/31/1988
11/01/1988
11/01/1988
11/03/1988
11/04/1988
11/07/1988
11/08/1988
11/08/1988
11/10/1988
11/13/1988
11/17/1988
11/17/1988
11/18/1988
11/21/1988
11/23/1988
11/26/1988
11/26/1988
12/02/1988
12/07/1988
12/08/1988
12/09/1988
12/09/1988
12/10/1988 ..
12/11/1988 B
12/12/1988 A
12/16/1988 A
12/19/1988 A
12/29/1988 A
H
H
H
H
S
H
H
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
H 2
8/26/1988
10/29/1988
10/29/1988
10/30/1988
10/30/1988
10/30/1988
10/30/1988
11/01/1988
11/01/1988
12/02/1988
12/13/1988
L
N
L
N
N
L
N
N
N
L
L
L
L
U
L
L
L
N
N M06
1 P N
1 N
1 P N S17
1 N S17
N
E
N
L
L
3 P N S17
4 L
4 L
4 L
4 T T C50
4 L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
E
N
L
L
L
N
L
L
L
L
8/23/1988 C
8/24/1988 B
6
14
n
11
1
1
1
1
1
4
13
1
4
N
N
N
N
N M06
N
N
N S17
N S17
E
N
N H90
L
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SEE ALSO ELECTIONS, N.C.
SEE ALSO VOTER REGULATIONS
^STDP* aHeEW?NG ESTABLISHED
of -STOP ABSqUeE WTO SET WWgWfl
SECTIONS BOARD EASES SPECIAL VOTING PROBLEMS
ffiS* &S^ SC^VCTERS
CC^SSIONERS, DEEDS RACES ON BALLOT TODAY
ABUNDANT LIFE CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY
^cSs" K AT T* KI4RT OF THIS (HJRCH
ABUSED UOMEN
SEE BATTERED UOMEN
"* ft C^SBY I BAWO FROM EVICTING PRODUCTION CREU
ACADEMIC FREEDOM
SEE ALSO CENSORSHIP __
SEE ALSO FIRST AM^MENT
^RETORT* Sb^« l5fe™ PRIVATE SECTOR
gl« HFAfi! Kion printed MX
If JS^ iSar
GROUP ASKS CANDIDATES' STANCE ON MONEY FOR GAY UKUUKb
lSTW^MENT FREEDOMS CRUCIAL FOR UNC
I £1 SrISoOPERATIVE VENTURES
SEE ALSO RESEARCH ,_„_
SEE ALSO SCIENCE, RESEARCH
QFF 61 <D UNIV. OF N.C.i RESEARCH
II ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.^CHAPEL HILL, RESEARCH
REPORT URGES UNC LINKS UITH PRIVATE SECTOR
UORDING OF PRIVATE RESEARCH POLICY CHANGED
^^RESEARCHERS GET BIOTECWOLOGY GRANTS
REPORT SAYS ACADEMICS TAKE BACK SEAT AT DUKE
ACADEMIC RESEARCH
SEE ALSO RESEARCH
SANITY IN ACADEMIC RESEARCH
ACADEMIC RESEARCH INITIATION C^SPROGRAM
^£g$b£^Sffi!^*™ TO RESEARCH PROJECTS
^Is^GHER EDUCATION
1 a "S HILL, FACILTYTENURE
UAKE-S WHITE » RIGHT PLACE FOR DOUBLE DUTY
UWFORUN DECRIES -PUBLISH-PERISH' SYSTEM
BALANCE TEACHING AND RESEARCH
ACA OT Y a A w R T?'RHAM SUN. MOVIE BUFF OF THE YEAR CONTEST
^ORrtER S RES DENT'S FILM AMONG OSCAR NOMINEES
G^AeMN" 10TH ANNUAL MOVIE BUFF CONTEST
UE^VE GOT LOVE AND LENGTH, BUT NO 'SEPTEMBER*
RAZZLEi DAZZLE, FIZZLE
tiE^&^S™**™ PICK tfENS DOORS
ffHJFFUU^ READING WffilTS KELP THEM WIN
2/18/1988 B
4/21/1988 D
10/10/1988 C
11/02/1988 C
11/03/1988 C
11/08/1988 B
N
N
N H65
N
N M06
N
CHH 1 12/25/1988 A 1 P N H90
H 2 10/22/1988 B 6 N
S
H
H
H
H
S
CHH
1/14/1988 C
1/15/1988 C
2/07/1988 A
3/05/1988 C
6/16/1988 B
9/14/1988 C
11/22/1988 A
N
N
N N36
N J40
N H60
N M06
J
S 2 1/14/1988 C 1 N
H 3 1/15/1988 C 1 N
S 2 5/28/1988 C I N
H 2 6/02/1988 B 1 N N36
H 2 7/31/1988 D 4 E
H 2 5/31/1988 B 8 N
H 2 1/31/1988 C 3 P N M14
CHH 1 10/19/1988 A 1 N S17
CHH 1 10/21/1988 A 4 E
H
2
S
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
1
S
2
2/18/1988 A
3/03/1988 D
3/18/1988 D
4/08/1988 D
4/08/1988 D
4/08/1988 D
4/14/1988 D
14
1 P
6 P
1 P
12 P
13 P
3 P
B71
S66
S66
L59
B71
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SUBJECTS
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ACADEMY VILLAGE (FRANKLINTON, N.C.)
OFFICERS ARE CALLED TO QUELL DISTURBANCE IN FRANKLINTON
ACAPULCO, MEXICO
SEE ALSO MEXICO
DUKE STUDENTS SPEND BREAK BUILDING MEXICAN CHURCH WALL
THE ACCELERATORS (MUSIC GROUP)
THE ACCELERATORS PERFORM SATURDAY AT UNDER THE STREET
accelerators: WILD RIDE, SENSE OF DIRECTION
RALEIGH ACCELERATORS BRING JUSTICE TO ALL AT BREWERY
ACCIDENT VICTIMS _ _
SEE ALSO COMPARATIVE FAULT CLAIMS SYSTEM
SEE ALSO CRIME VICTIMS
COMPARATIVE FAULT BACKED
ACCIDENTAL DEATH RATE
SEE ALSO DEATH RATE
PANEL TO STUDY REDUCING ACCIDENTAL DEATHS
ACCIDENTS (GENERAL)
SEE ALSO INJURIES
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL INJURY PREVENTION RESEARCH CENTER
COLLAPSE OF HOTEL SUITE CEILING KILLS GREENSBORO MAN
WHITE GOO ON U.S. 70 ALARMS RUSH-HOUR DRIVERS
RUSH-HOUR TRAFFIC ENDURES MUCKJ 450 GALLONS OF IT
ACCIDENTS, AIRPLANES, DURHAM (INCLUDES RALEIGH/DURHAM AIRPORT)
SEE ALSO AIRPLANES, SAFETY
SEE ALSO RALEIGH/DURHAM AIRPORT, FIRE-CRASH RESCUE TEAM
PILOT WAS WARNED BEFORE CRASH AT RDU
12 FEARED DEAD IN RDU CRASH
EXAMINERS PROBE RDU CRASH SITE _
REVIEW OF FLIGHT 3378 BEGINS; ALL 12 ABOARD DIED...
MEADOW OF WINTER-GRAYED BRUSH ALTERED BY FRAGMENTS OF TRAGEDY
CRASH VICTIMS - AMERICAN EAGLE FLIGHT 3378
SUBSTITUTE PLANE FLOWN IN FATAL RDU CRASH
EAGLE CRASH APPEARS TO BE WORST IN TRIANGLE'S HISTORY
LANDING OF PERSON, GRANVILLE OFFICIALS ABORTED
1ST OFFICER MAY HAVE BEEN FLYING PLANE BEFORE CRASH
PILOT KATHY DIGAN GREW UP DREAMING OF FLYING LIKE FATHER
INVESTIGATORS SEEK CLUES IN RDU CRASH
BRIER CREEK DRAINED FOR CRASH PROBE
AIRPLANE CRASH VICTIM, ROSS, SERVICE IN HENDERSON
400 ATTEND TEEN VICTIM'S FUNERAL „
PLANE'S ENGINES TO BE SENT TO MANUFACTURER FOR INSPECTION
ENGINES TO BE STUDIED FOR CLUES
SAFETY BOARD ENDS FTOBE AT SITE OF FATAL PLANE CRASH
BANKRUPTCY CASE SHOULDN'T BLOCK CRASH INSURANCE CLAIMS
TWO AGENCIES PLAY DIFFERENT ROLES IN INVESTIGATING AIRPLANE CRASHES
PROBE OF RDU AIR CRASH SHIFTS TO SEVERAL U.S. SITES
SAFETY BOARD TO FINISH CRASH PROBE
PIECES OF PLANE BEING REMOVED; ROAD REOPENED
CRASH CLEANUP NEAR RDU
RESERVOIR DRAINING MAY DELAY PROBE
LAST PIECES REMOVED
WRECKAGE VISIBLE
RESERVOIR DRAINS
BEARING A CROSS FOR CRASH VICTIMS
CRASH CLUES NOT FOUND
AIRPORT EMERGENCY CREWS PRAISED
investigators: co-pilot HAD problems
RDU PASSENGERS MAY SOON SAY! 'BUENOS DIAS!'
CRASH INVESTIGATORS MAY RETURN
INVESTIGATORS RETURNING TO SITE OF RDU CRASH
RESPONSE EXCELLENT TO AIRPLANE CRASH
PILOT SHOULD TAKE CHARGE IN BAD WEATHER
NATIONAL BOARD CANCELS HEARING ON PLANE CRASH
H 1 4/07/1988 BIN
S 2 3/28/1988 C 1 N
S 2 2/11/1988 D
H 2 2/12/1988 D
H 2 9/09/1988 D
9 P P
5 P R L37
3 R L37
H 2 11/25/1988 C 3 P N
H 2 12/16/1988 A 10 N
H 2 6/25/1988 C 2 N
S 2 7/19/1988 A 1 N B53
H 2 7/20/1988 B 16 N
H
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
S
2
S
2
H
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
S
2
S
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
S
2
S
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
c
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
2/12/1988
2/20/1988
2/20/1988
2/21/1988
2/21/1988
2/21/1988
2/21/1988
2/21/1988
2/21/1988
2/22/1988
2/22/1988 B
2/22/1988 A
2/23/1988 A
2/23/1988 A
2/23/1988 A
2/23/1988 A
2/23/1988 A
2/24/1988
2/24/1988
2/24/1988
2/24/1988
2/25/1988
2/26/1988
2/26/1988
2/26/1988
2/27/1988
2/29/1988
2/29/1988
3/01/1988
3/01/1988 B
3/02/1988 A
3/02/1988
3/02/1988
3/04/1988
3/04/1988
3/12/1988
3/25/1988
N
N
N B85
N A54
N M97
N
N M97
N M97
N
N T33
N
N B85
1 M N M97
8
8
12
1
1
1
6
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
10
2
1
1
4/14/1988 B
N M97
N B85
N M97
N
N M97
N B85
N W82
N
P L38
N B53
P L38
P M66
P M66
P M66
N M97
N R80
N
N W82
N R80
1 P N W82
4 L
4 L
3 N
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CRASH LANDING AT RDU
2 DIE AS PLANES COLLIDE AT RDU
RDU CRASH PROBE STARTS
WRECKAGE
WlfanXiMBmrn* ^mm collision...
THEY DIED MING »UHAT THEY WANTED JO DO'
NVESTIGATORS PLAN TO INTERVIEW PILOT
INVESTIGATORS PLAN TO INTERVIEW PILOT
PILOT IN RDU CRASH WON'T TALK TO BOARD
PILOT REFUSES TO TALK TO INVESTIGATORS
SSSSs % ewo
2 AIRPORT FIREMEN FACE DRUG CHARGES
^EbsK KuiPoF^^OmUTER-PLANE CRASH
gSW^ fiJfflff" «™ BOARD.
STATE AIRPLANE RUNS OFF RUNWAY
ACCIDENTS, AIRPLANES, INTERNATIONAL
SEE ALSO AIRLINE DEATHS
SEE ALSO AIRPLANES, SAFETY
MOURN THE INNOCENTS, TOO uwjmjfi mi D
AT WORLD'S BOTTOM, A HEROIC RESCUE IN NUMBING UULD
m TDAY SEASON SADDENED BY TRAGEDY „
DUKE STUDENTS FLIGHTSWITCH SAVED HER LIFE
m AM AIR DISASTER FOSTERS PASSENGER FEAR
ACCIDENTS, AIRPLANES, N.C.
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, JETS, N.C. (MILITARY JETS)
SEE ALSO AIRPLANES, EMERGENCIES
SEE ALSO AIRPLANES, SAFETY
SEE ALSO DRUGS, SMUGGLING
STUDENT PILOT SURVIVES PLANE CRASH
PLANE EN ROUTE TO RDU CRASHES
PILOT INJURED IN CRASH
TEXAS MAN KILLED IN AIRPLANE CRASH , „,„.__ __
OFFICIALS SAYPLANE THAT CRASHED RAN OUT Of FUEL
JET GOING TO WILMINGTON LAMS AT JACKSONVILLE
EAG^CRASH APPEARS^ k'wORST IN TRIANGLE'S HISTORY
Skilled in crash of exfotmental plane
COUPLE KILLED, DAUGHTER HURT IN CRASH
a^Kash^nvestigation may be delayed six months
^S^W PARACHUTIST fpiLoflNjSlN F1ANE CRASH
^Sff^SSvSnmBBSBCI LANDING IN A WEEK
PLANE CRASHES IN MADISON CO.
IXSHfifflm, sims FIRE
I^IlSI'sffi %Fm'j* F^ANE CRASH THAT KILLED FOUR
M %ti& 1 n n ffl Kffi
N
P
S
S
H
H
H
S
S
S
H
H
H
S
S
S
H
H
S
H
S
H
S
H
S
S
H
H
S
E E
D — DATE — C -PG
4/20/1988 C
5/04/1988 A
5/05/1988 C
5/08/1988 B
5/26/1988 A
5/26/1988
5/26/1988
5/26/1988
5/27/1988
5/27/1988
5/27/1988
5/27/1988
5/27/1988
5/31/1988
6/01/1988 B
6/10/1988 C
6/14/1988 C
6/15/1988 B
6/30/1988 C
7/17/1988 B
7/21/1988 C
7/22/1988 B
10/20/1988 A
10/24/1988 A
10/26/1988 A
11/11/1988 B
A
! C
c
c
A
A
A
A
A
10
17
10
4
1
1
1
1
4
1
8
1
1
1
9
1
4
9
1
4
1
4
15
9
1
11
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
H 2
S 2
1/27/1988 A
2/15/1988 B
12/23/1988 A
12/24/1988 A
12/27/1988 A
T
Y
P BYL
N
N
N
N
N
N B85
P S73
P T37
P T37
N
N A54
N B85
N W82
N B85
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
H
2
H
2
H
1
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
H
2
S
*>
H
2
H
2
H
2
CHH 1
CHH 1
S
2
CHH 1
1/01/1988 B
1/01/1988 B
1/16/1988 C
1/19/1988
1/20/1988
1/21/1988
1/21/1988
1/23/1988
2/08/1988 B
2/21/1988 A
4/09/1988 C
4/10/1988 C
4/11/1988 A
4/12/1988 B
4/26/1988 B
5/11/1988 A
6/03/1988 B
7/02/1988 C
7/11/1988 B
7/23/1988 C
7/23/1988 A
7/24/1988 B
7/25/1988 B
7/28/1988 A
8/22/1988 A
8/22/1988 A
8/22/1988 A
8/23/1988 A
1
3
3
12
13
10
22
c-
J
1
10
4
c
J
7
18
7
11
12
10
6
7
1
11
5
12
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N M97
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
1 P N R63
1 P N S17
1 N B53
1 M N R63
-LX630-
MONTHLY/
ANNUAL
1/01/1988
INDEX BY
12/31/1988
SUBJE
PILOT'S IDENTITY STILL NOT VERIFIED
PILOT DRUNK AT TIME OF CRASH
PILOT'S DRINKING SHOULD HAVE STAYED CONFIDENTIAL
CRASH REPORTING WAS SHALLOW M „„,
PILOT'S FATAL CRASH BELIES HIS CAUTION WHILE FLYING, FRIENDS SAY
KANG COVERAGE SHOWED LACK OF SENSITIVITY
THIRD KANG STORY MORE BALANCED
CRASH STORY ACCURATE
NEWSPAPER SHOULD APOLOGIZE
REPORT: PILOT INTOXICATED, NOT QUALIFIED
AIRPLANE CRASHES OFF CAPE LOOKOUT
TWO DIE AS SMALL PLANE CRASHES
CHARLOTTE PAIR IN PLANE
2 DIE IN N.C, PLANE CRASH
THREE MEN DIE IN PLANE CRASH
TWO PERSONS KILLED IN AIRPLANE CRASH NEAR MOUNT AIRY
VICTIMS OF PLANE CRASH IDENTIFIED
ACCIDENTS, AIRPLANES, U.S.
SEE ALSO AIRLINE DEATHS
SEE ALSO AIRPLANES, SAFETY
A TARNISHED REPUTATION ^
THREE KILLED IN PLANE CRASH; FLIGHT BEGAN IN GREENSBORO
INVESTIGATOR SAYS PLANE MAY HAVE BEEN DAMAGED IN FLIGHT
RALEIGH MAN, 59 OTHERS SURVIVE PIEDMONT JET ENGINE EXPLOSION
PIEDMONT CREWS BEGIN PATCHING HOLES IN JETLINER
DAMAGED PIEDMONT JET FLOWN BACK TO N.C.
RDU COMMUTER CRASH TOPIC AT SAFETY MEETING
PILOT IS HERO IN THE AIR
IT'S EVEN SAFER TO FLY
N.C. COUPLE KILLED IN VA. AS PLANE CRASHES
PLANE ON WAY TO RDU CRASHES
FORMER NASCAR DRIVER AMONG 3 KILLED IN CRASH
DAVIS LOVE JR. DIES IN SMALL PLANE CRASH
PILOT DIES IN VIRGINIA PLANE CRASH
ACCIDENTS, AUTO, CARRBORO
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, AUTO, ORANGE COUNTY
SCHOOL BUS, CAR, TRACTOR WRECK; NO ONE HURT
WRECK HURTS 9 IN CARRBORO
BOTH DRIVERS GET TICKETS IN COLLISION
ACCIDENTS, AUTO, CHAPEL HILL _
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, AUTO, ORANGE COUNTY
A KIND ACT WARMS HEARTS, STOMACHS
A KIND ACT WARMS HEARTS, STOMACHS
ACCIDENTS DWINDLING IN DURHAM
ACCIDENTS DWINDLING IN DURHAM
THREE INJURED AS CAR SLIDES INTO CREEK
CAR UPROOTS TREE, KNOCKS OUT POWER
CAR HITS PEDESTRIAN ON FRANKLIN STREET
POLICE LOG/WRECK ON BYPASS INJURES 2 PEOPLE, DESTROYS CARS
POLICE LOG/2 ARE CHARGED AFTER COLLISION
POLICE LOG/MAN INJURED IN AUTO ACCIDENT
TWO INJURED IN CAR WRECK ON RALEIGH ROAD FRIDAY
POLICE LOG/AUTO WRECK RESULTS IN DWI CHARGE
POLICE LOG/TWO INJURED IN AUTO ACCIDENT
POLICE LOG/WOMAN INJURED WHEN TREE CUT ON CAR
POLICE LOG/PEDESTRIAN HIT IN CHAPEL HILL
CAN I SEE SOME I.D. PLEASE?
POLICE LOG/FOUR TREATED, RELEASED AT NCMH
STUDY SHOWS MOST WRECKS OCCUR ON CHAPEL HILL BLVD.
POLICE LOG/CHILD ESCAPES INJURY
POLICE LOG/THREE INJURED FRIDAY IN TWO-CAR ACCIDENT
POLICE LOG/RACCOON ESCAPES, PEOPLE NOT SO LUCKY
2 INJURED IN WRECK
POLICE LOG/CONSTRUCTION TRACTOR HITS WOMAN'S CAR
POLICE LOG/MAN ON MOPED HURT IN SUNDAY ACCIDENT
POLICE LOG/CHAPEL HILL MAN FACES DWI CHARGE
POLICE LOG/STUDENT STRUCK BY CAR
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S
I
T
N E
E
L Y
P D •
— DATE — C -PG L P BYL
S 2
8/23/1988 A
1
N M06
CHH 1
8/24/1988 A
1
N R63
CHH 1
8/30/1988 A
4
L
H 2
8/31/1988 A
4
L
CHH 1
8/31/1988 A
1 P N R63
CHH 1
9/03/1988 A
4
L
CHH 1
9/07/1988 A
4
L
H 2
9/19/1988 A
4
L
H 2
9/23/1988 A
4
L
S 2 10/13/1988 A
1
N
H 2 11/16/1988 B
2
N
H 2 11/27/1988 B
10
N
H 2 11/28/1988 B
6
N
S 2 12/01/1988 A
2
N
H 1
12/02/1988 C
3
N
H 2 12/26/1988 B
7
N
H 2 12/27/1988 C
3
N
H 2
2/09/1988 A
4
E
H 2
3/21/1988 B
1
N
H 2
3/22/1988 B
5 P N
H 2
4/15/1988 A
1 P N
H 2
4/16/1988 A
14
N
H 2
4/17/1988 B
3
N
S 2
4/20/1988 C
10
N
S 2
4/30/1988 A
4
E
H 2
5/17/1988 A
4
E
H 2
5/30/1988 B
8
N
S 2
8/16/1988 A
2
N
S 2
8/17/1988 A
7
N
H 2 11/15/1988 B
4
N
H 2 11/24/1988 A
19
N
H 3
5/05/1988 B
1
N 080
H 2
5/09/1988 B
1
N 080
H 2
5/10/1988 C
7
N 080
H 2
1/08/1988 A
1
N BIO
H 2
1/08/1988 A
1
N M10
S 2
1/08/1988 A
1
N B53
S 2
1/08/1988 A
1
N K65
H 2
1/27/1988 C
7
N 080
H 2
2/21/1988 B
1
N 080
H 2
4/29/1988 C
5
N
CHH 1
6/17/1988 A
3
N
CHH 1
6/28/1988 A
3
N
CHH 1
7/24/1988 A
3
N
CHH 1
8/06/1988 A
2
N
CHH 1
8/09/1988 A
3
N
CHH 1
8/18/1988 A
10
N
CHH 1
9/02/1988 A
3
N
CHH 1
9/13/1988 A
3
N
CHH 1
10/04/1988 A
3 P P L38
CHH 1
10/04/1988 A
3
N
CHH 1
10/07/1988 A
1 M N M70
CHH 1
10/13/1988 A
3
N
CHH 1
10/16/1988 A
3
N
CHH 1
10/17/1988 A
3
N
CHH 1
10/18/1988 A
1 P P L38
CHH 1
10/20/1988 A
10
N
CHH 1
10/25/1988 A
3
N
CHH 1
10/29/1988 A
3
N
CHH 1
11/04/1988 A
3
N
-LX630-
MONTHLY/
ANNUAL INDEX BT SUB JE
1/01/1988 - 12/31/1988
POLICE LOG/MOPED RHER HIT BY CAR
a 1 E&8SK8B »&%» «»
PTC ICE LOG/PATROL CAR COLLIDES UITH TODC JL11I
pgjcl L0G>DRI^LES3 ^^^tr^NT* 3
POLICE LOG/DRIVER TREATED AFTER 4-CAR ACCIDENT
pnnl LOG/TEEWGER INJURED IN 1-CAR bRECK _^
pnnrl UK/UCSniyHKJUREI IK MOPED ACCIDENT
POLICE LOQ/STUIBW^S MINOR INJURIES «£ttn«T
POLICE LOG/CAR STRIPS TEEN-AGER IN DOWTOW INCIDENT
ACCIDENTS, AUTO, DU&WI ng>iuM
SEE ALSO TRAFFIC DEATHS, DUWAM
ICE LEAVES TRIANGLE POWERLESS
PARKWGCD MAN HURT IN WRECK 0NN.C. 54
man Sin IN FAIR CONDITION AFTER PASSING CUT AT WHEEL
iM MAN REPORTS) TO BE IN FAIR CONDITION
DUKEPOWER WORKER STRUCK FY CAR, m ,„
RK CAPER'S TRIAL DELAYED UNTIL FEB. 10
ACCIDENTS DWINDLING IN DURHAM
ACCIDENTS DWINDLING IN DURHAM
MELTING SNOW ADDS HAZARDS; WRECKS KILL 5
Cm STREETS PLOWED, STILL HAZARDOUS
cm streets flowed; STILLHAZARDOUS
TRACTOR-TRAILER BLOCKSTRATFIC
WRECK SNARLS 1-85 TRAFFIC FOR 2HOURS
POLICE SAY 5TH VEHICLE CAUSED WRECK
ICE ON VEHICLES DANGEROUS
^PSM^E»IT OF TAXI KKR
SSsl^cl 3 MEN PINNO IN ttJRHAM AUTO CRASH
CAR WRECK VICTIMS TO BE RELEASED
treCK^ATCHERS NEED TO BE UNDER CONTROL
BOY STRUCK BY CAR
UCMAN INJURED INAUTO CRASH
1*1 VERS FIGHT AFTER CAR, TRUCK COLLIDE
DWmswffk
KY^Wl^f^WsTRIKING AUTO
FOUR HURT AS PICKUP TRUCK, CAR COLLIDE
HILLSBCWXJGH MAW INJURED IN WRECK
MEEK mRTS UOrtAN, SNAPS POLL
DURHAM YOUTH INURED IN WRECK ON LEC^ STREET
TROOPER CHASES SPEEDING CAR INTO TREE
!cff BUSTCAR CRASH ON ROXBORO ROAD
CHILDRECOVERS FROM BEING HIT BY CAR
STOLES wfflsiSg™8 IKIVERS HOSPITALIZED
amnul PLAYER INWRECK RELEASED FTOM INFIRMARY
STE^TfXERGFTSFY^ SHIRTS AFTER ONE CLAWED BY BACKHOE
DURHAM WOMAN STRUCK BY CAR
DUKE PSO CHARGED AFTER WRECK
^HGTO? MOTORIST DIES FROM HEART ATTACK
■MRUM IN HB CRASH
SSttTf^d 1 ^^ 3
ffiKffioS« for mi
HIT-AND-RUN CHARGED ^^
UOrtAN HURT IN DURHAM ACCIDENT
CJ5
PAGE 10
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s
I T
N F
L Y
P 1
j — DATE— C -PG L P BYL
CHH
I 11/04/1988 A
3 N
H
2 11/08/1988 B 18 _.
CHH
1 11/10/1988 A
1 N IfW
CHH
I 11/24/1988 A 10 N
CHH
1 11/26/1988 A
3 N
CHH 1 12/02/1988 A
3 N
CHH
1 12/07/1988 A
3 N
CHH
1 12/12/1988 A
3 N
CHH
1 12/22/1988 A
3 N
CHH 1 12/23/1988 A
3 N
CHH
1 12/24/1988 A
3 N
CHH
1 12/24/1988 A
3 N
H
2 1/04/1988 A
1 P N T33
H
2 1/05/1988 C
5 N
S
2 1/05/1988 B
1 N
H
2 1/06/1988 B
6 N
H
2 1/06/1988 B
LO N
S
2 1/06/1988 C
1 N
S
2 1/08/1988 A
1 N B53
S
2 1/08/1988 A
1 N K65
H
2 1/10/1988 B
1 N
s
2 1/11/1988 A
1 N H70
s
2 1/11/1988 A
1 N B53
s
2 1/11/1988 A
1 N
H
2 1/12/1988 B
1 P N M51
S
2 1/12/1988 B
1 N
H
2 1/18/1988 A
4 L
S
2 1/18/1988 C
1 N
s
2 1/21/1988 A
12 N
H
2 1/29/1988 A
4 L
H
2 1/30/1988 A
1 P N N36
S
2 1/30/1988 A
2 N
S
2 2/02/1988 A
4 E
s
2 2/04/1988 A
11 N
H
2 2/07/1988 B
5 N
H
2 2/16/1988 B
14 N
H
2 2/17/1988 B
11 N
H
2 2/19/1988 A
1 P N N36
H
2 2/22/1988 B
1 N
H
2 2/29/1988 B
9 N
H
2 3/04/1988 B
9
H
2 3/07/1988 C
2 N
H
2 3/08/1988 B
5 N
H
2 3/09/1988 C
9 N
H
2 3/14/1988 C
3 N
s
2 3/14/1988 A
3 N
H
2 3/15/1988 B
1 N
H
2 3/18/1988 C
1 N A54
s
2 3/18/1988 A
10 N
H
2 3/20/1988 B
4 N
H
2 3/21/1988 B
9 N
H
2 3/21/1988 B
9 N
H
2 3/24/1988 B
1 P N N36
H
2 3/24/1988 B
2 N
H
2 3/30/1988 C
4 N
H
2 4/04/1988 C
1 P P L38
H
2 4/07/1988 C
8 N
H
2 4/13/1988 A
9 P P K30
H
2 4/13/1986 C
6 N
H
2 4/19/1988 B
8 N M51
H
2 4/20/1988 C
2 N
s
2 4/20/1988 A
1 P N B53
H
2 4/21/1988 C
9 N M51
H
2 4/22/1988 C
6 N
H
2 4/25/1988 A
12 N
H
2 4/25/1988 A
12 N
S
2 4/25/1988 A
1 P N B53
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/1988
INDEX BY
12/31/1988
SUBJECTS
WOMAN INJURED AS TRUCK COLLIDES WITH CAR, HITS TREE
DURHAM WRECK VICTIM SAID IN FAIR CONDITION
CAR HITS PERSON AT DUKE ST., 1-85
MAN INJURED IN WRECK ON U.S. 70
S.C. MAN DIES OF CRASH INJURIES
VEHICLES STRIKE, KILL DURHAM MAN IN TRAFFIC
MAN, 21, KILLED WALKING ON 1-85; HIT BY 6 VEHICLES
WOMAN INJURED, ARRESTED AFTER CAR CHASE BY POLICE
THREE HURT ON DUKE STREET
THREE INJURED AS CAR SKIDS OFF FREEWAY
COLLISION INJURES DURHAM WOMAN
WOMAN INJURED IN WRECK; MAN CITED
WOMAN INJURED IN WRECK; MAN CITED
THREE HURT IN WRECK
DRIVER TRAPPED
3 INJURED IN WRECK ON ROXBORO ROAD
4 TEENS HURT, 2 SERIOUSLY, IN COLLISION
ELDERLY COUPLE HURT IN TWO-VEHICLE ACCIDENT
SCRAMBLE TO FREE DRIVER
CAR KNOCKS OUT POWER
TEEN PULLS TWO FROM CAR BEFORE FIRE STARTS
ELDERLY DURHAM WOMAN HIT BY CAR
CRASH
CAR HITS BUS FROM BRAGTOWN SCHOOL; 11 HURT
SCHOOL-BUS WRECK LEAVES WOMAN STABLE
CHARGES FILED IN AUTO, BUS WRECK
3-WHEELER SKIDS INTO CAR, BOY HURT
JOGGER STRUCK, INJURED BY TURNING CAR
DRIVER INJURED
DRIVERS HURT IN WRECK _
GOOD SAMARITAN STOPS TO HELP, BUT VAN KEEPS ROLLING
POLICE CRUISER IS JUST MISSED IN ONE-CAR, DWI-RELATED WRECK
DRIVER FELL ASLEEP BEFORE COLLISION
BICYCLIST HURT
FOUR PEOPLE HURT IN HEAD-ON WRECK
3 REMAIN IN HOSPITAL
DRIVER FALLS ASLEEP; 3 HURT
DURHAM MAN AMONG 15 HOLIDAY FATALITIES
WOMAN HURT IN 1-CAR WRECK
MULTIVEHICLE WRECK SNARLS TRAFFIC
MULTIVEHICLE WRECK SNARLS TRAFFIC
WRECK LEADS TO AUTO THEFT, OTHER CHARGES
WOMAN ARRESTED AFTER COLLISION, CHASE
DRIVER HURT IN COLLISION WITH UTILITY POLES
THREE PEOPLE HURT IN CAR-VAN ACCIDENT
3 HURT IN WEEKEND ACCIDENT AT U.S. 70, SPARGER ROAD
MOTHER, SONS AIDED AFTER WRECK
CAR-TRUCK WRECK HURTS TWO PEOPLE
MOTHER, SONS INJURED
FIRST AID AFTER WRECK
PRISON BUS INVOLVED IN COLLISION
RE-ENTRY
SIDELINED
DRIVER CHARGED IN 2-CAR WRECK
TRUCK HITS POLE, CUTS OFF POWER, TELEPHONES
CAR OVERTURNS ON 1-85
THREE HURT IN WRECK
ACCIDENT VICTIM IN GOOD CONDITION
CAR, TRUCK COLLIDE; ONE DRIVER INJURED
2 WOMEN ARRESTED AFTER CHASE
N.C. 98 WRECK PUTS 3 IN HOSPITAL
THREE PEOPLE HURT IN HEAD-ON COLLISION
N.C. 98 WRECK KILLS 1, INJURES 2
WOMAN, 82.KILLED IN N.C. 98 WRECK
N.C. 98 SEES RASH OF WRECKS
CHILD STRUCK BY CAR
GIRL STRUCK BY CAR DIES
CEMENT MIXER HITS CAR, PINNING WOMAN INSIDE
CHILD HIT BY CAR DIES AT DUKE HOSPITAL
RESCUE
N
P
H
S
S
H
H
S
H
H
H
H
S
H
H
H
S
S
H
H
H
H
H
H
S
H
S
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
S
H
H
S
H
H
H
S
S
H
S
H
H
S
H
H
H
S
H
H
H
H
S
H
H
S
H
S
H
S
H
D — DATE-
PAGE 11
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S I T
E L Y
C -PG L P BYL
S
H
H 2
S 2
4/26/1988 C
4/26/1988 B
5/04/1988 A
5/05/1988 C
5/06/1988 C
5/07/1988 A
5/08/1988 B
5/08/1988 B
5/10/1988 C
5/11/1988 B
5/11/1988 C
5/12/1988 B
5/12/1988 B
5/15/1988 C
5/16/1988 A
5/16/1988 A
5/23/1988 D
5/24/1988 B
5/26/1988 B
6/06/1988 B
6/07/1988 B
6/07/1988 B
6/08/1988 A
6/10/1988 A
6/10/1988 A
6/11/1988 C
6/12/1988 C
6/13/1988 B
6/14/1988 B
6/16/1988 A
6/17/1988 C
6/19/1988 B
6/20/1988 B
6/23/1988 B
6/26/1988 B
6/27/1988 C
7/04/1988 B
7/05/1988 B
7/07/1988 A
7/13/1988 B
7/13/1988 B
7/15/1988 C
7/15/1988 A
7/15/1988 C
7/17/1988 B
7/18/1988 A
7/19/1988 B
7/19/1988 B
7/19/1988 B
7/21/1988 C
7/22/1988 C
7/26/1988 B
7/26/1988 A
7/27/1988 B
7/31/1988 C
8/01/1988 B
8/01/1988 B
8/01/1988 A
8/09/1988 B
8/09/1988 B
8/15/1988 C
8/16/1988 B
8/16/1988 A
8/17/1988 B
8/17/1988 A
8/18/1988
8/18/1988
8/19/1988
8/19/1988
8/19/1988
4
10
2
10
5
1
1
3
7
11
1
2
2
3
1
3
5
10
3
6
10
10
1
1
1
6
5
7
8
20
3
1
5
2
3
1
5
6
1
9
9
2
8
1
1
10
1
10
1
6
2
1
3
8
1
5
5
9
8
8
1
8
1
1
1
1
1
1
4
2
S76
L38
S76
N
N
N
N S73
N
N
N M51
N M51
P T32
N
N
N
N
N
P
N
N
N
P
N
N
N
P S76
N P38
N M06
N
N
N
P
N
N
N M51
N
P S73
N
N
N
N
N
P S73
P T44
N M51
N B53
N
N
N
P
N
P
P
N
P
P
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N M06
N
N
N K51
N M06
N
N B53
N T32
N
P T32
K30
K30
S73
T32
T32
-LX630-
MONTHLY/
ANNUAL
1/01/1988
INDEX B
12/31/1988
Y SUBJECTS
PASSERSBY OFFER HELPING HANDS „
RHYA HIT BY CART CRITICALLY INJURED
mhm man. dies* injuries from wreck
ShXD HIT BY CAR NOU IN FAIR CONDITION
T>^ IK^aI Ctt HITS POLE ON ALSTON AVE.
UTRGTNIA MAN HURT AS CAR FLIPS ON 1-85
K 18? m MM WofgyUDKRaiD
CITY NEEDS ANSWERS TO TRAFFIC PROBLEMS
ItRHAM MAN INJURED IN £U™ ARDENT
SK COLLIDE, TWO INJURED EAST OF TOW
wMRHMnb WITH ASSAULTING A POLICE OFFICER
MAN^LKS^Y FROM AIRBORNE WRECK ON U.S. 70
HESSNMi frajLismH isms 2 to hospitals
WRECK HURTS 2 DRIVERS
CRASH HURTS 4
FIERY S CRASH ON 1-85 KILLS ONE
PREGNANT WOMAN INJURED IN N.C. 751 WRECK
THREE HURT IN WRECK
THREE INJURED _
SEVERAL VEHICLES WRECK
TRUCK DRIVER HURT
DRIVER SERIOUSLY HURT IN WRECK
WRECK AFTERMATH
SCULPTURE DAMAGED im _
Sli^'r^^^of nrham *ECKS
THREE HURT IN COLLISION OMM.C. 98
BICYCLIST INJURED ON FAYETTEVILLE ST.
3 INJURED IN ACCIDENT ON N.C. 98
3 NJURED IN ACCIDENT ONN^C. 98
DRIVER BELIEVED ASLEEP BEFORE WRECK
2 UOrll» C iNK^l%D-RUN COLLISION
WRECK VICTIM UNDER INTENSIVE CARE
2 HURT IN CAR COLLISION iincrv
OFFICER CHARGED IN ALSTON WRECK
CWLDHURTCRITICALLY IN 3-VEHICLE WRECK
SIX INJURED ^
SCHOOL BUS DAMAGED
V&gffiflffi&g^&X; TWO OTHERS *KT
COSTLY COLLISION
S^WSfrBE OF MANSLAUGHTER
Pedestrian 'hit by autojn critical condition
DURHAM POLICE BRACE FOR 100 WRECKS
maw ARRESTED AFTER CHASE
DUMWfmN (WES IN HIGH-SPEED CRASH
HIT-AND-RUN ESPIONAGE
ffl KILLED? INJURED IN WRECK ON INTERSTAE n 40 NEAR BOULEVARD
TWOPERSWSBADLY INJURED AS CAR RUNSOFF BROAD ST.
THREEURECK VICTIMS REMAIN HOSPITALIZED
TUOtff<ra VICTIMS IN GOOD CONDITION
RALEIGH MAN'S CONDITION FAIR AFTER ACCIDENT
THD INJURED IN WRECK
ACCIDENTS, AUTO, DURHAM COJNTY
SEE ACCIDENTS, AUTO, . DURHAM
SEE TRAFFIC DEATHS, DURHAM
AfTTTIFNTS. AUTO, INTERNATIONAL
SEEALSO TRAFFIC DEATHS, INTERNATIONAL
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8/22/1988 B
8/22/1988 C
8/23/1988 B
8/23/1988 B
8/24/1988 B
8/24/1988 B
8/25/1988 D
9/10/1988 C
9/12/1988 B
9/15/1988 C
9/17/1988
9/19/1988
9/19/1988
9/20/1988
9/20/1988
9/20/1988 _
9/21/1988 B
9/21/1988 A
9/21/1988
9/23/1988
9/26/1988
9/30/1988
9/30/1988
10/11/1988
10/12/1988 B
10/14/1988 C
10/14/1988 C
10/17/1988 C
10/19/1988 C
10/19/1988 C
10/21/1983 B
10/21/1988 A
10/22/1988 C
10/22/1988 C
10/22/1988 B
10/22/1988 B
10/24/1988
10/24/1988
10/31/1988
11/02/1988
11/04/1983
11/07/1988
11/18/1988
11/18/1988
11/18/1988
11/19/1988 _
11/20/1988 B
12/01/1988 C
12/03/1988 A
12/05/1988 B
12/12/1988 B
12/17/1988 A
12/18/1988
12/19/1988
12/22/1988
12/23/1988
12/24/1988
12/24/1988
12/25/1988
12/26/1988 B
12/30/1988 C
12/31/1988 C
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N H70
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-LX630-
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/1988
INDEX BY
12/31/1988
SUBJECTS
PR. DANA IRENE WHEELER OF DUKE
WORLD'S HIGHWAY DEATHS ON RISE
ACCIDENTS, AUTO, N.C.
SEE ALSO HIT-AND-RUN DRIVING
SEE ALSO TRAFFIC DEATHS, N.C.
LIBERTY WOMAN KILLED IN BURLINGTON WRECK
WEATHER-RELATED WRECKS CLAIM FOUR IN ALAMANCE
VEHICLE DESTROYS GASOLINE PUMP
HENDERSON WOMAN KILLED IN TWO-CAR WRECK ON U.S. I
STATION MANAGER KILLED
WOMAN, 5-YEAR-OLD KILLED IN CRASH
TOT PUTS CAR IN GEAR AND IT HITS HIS GRANDFATHER
FLEEING DRIVER HURT IN WRECK
DUKE DOCTORS TREAT TENNESSEE'S JUNIOR MISS
4-CAR WRECK KILLS MAN; 2 WOMEN HURT
LEFT UP IN AIR
WRECKS LEAD ACCIDENTAL DEATHS IN N.C.
TWO KILLED, THREE INJURED AS CARS COLLIDE WITH TANKER
MAN KILLED IN CAR CRASH NEAR GRAHAM
FOUR DIE IN N.C. TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS
GOVERNOR'S SON CHARGED IN ACCIDENT
GOVERNOR'S SON CHARGED IN WRECK
BURLINGTON WOMAN SERIOUSLY INJURED IN WRECK
UNION COUNTY DEPUTY HURT AS CAR RAMMED
2 CHATHAM MEN KILLED IN WRECK NEAR GOLDSTON
WOMAN DIES, DURHAM FAMILY HURT IN WRECK
THREE CREEDMOOR AREA RESIDENTS INJURED IN WRECK
MAN KILLED AS DUMP TRUCK HITS CAR
MRS. LYNNE MANN, FROM AUTO CRASH INJURIES
17-YEAR-OLD DIES IN C+C-CAR CRASH
TWO PEDESTRIANS HIT BY CAR NEAR PERSON HIGH SCHOOL
CRASH KILLS ONE; SECOND ESCAPES FIRE
DURHAM MAN DIES IN AUTO ACCIDENT
BOY, 2, DIES AS CAR, MILK TRUCK COLLIDE
SNOW HILL GIRL KILLED TRYING TO CROSS ROAD
WOMAN KILLED NEAR LOUISBURG
FORMER N.C. HOUSE MEMBER KILLED IN WRECK
TIMOTHY ALLEN PURVIS, IN CAR CRASH
INNOCENT VICTIMS PAY PRICE FOR DRUNK DRIVERS
CREEDMOOR MAN KILLED IN ONE-CAR CRASH
CIVIL LAWSUIT BEGINS WITHOUT DEFENDANTS IN DRUNK DRIVING CASE
10 HURT IN GRAWILLE BUS-CAR ACCIDENT
MRS. BRENDA WEAVER DIES AFTER CAR CRASH IN GRANVILLE COUNTY
RALEIGH, CARY MEN KILLED IN WAKE COUNTY ACCIDENT
3-WEEK-OLD INFANT DIES IN VANCE COUNTY WRECK
ONE KILLED IN CAR-BUS CRASH
REPORT FINDS NO EVIDENCE TO SUPPORT BEATING CLAIM
TEEN DIES, 8 INJURED IN WRECK
SCHOOL BUS, CAR COLLIDE ON U.S. 158
FATAL ACCIDENT ON 1-85
BURLINGTON WOMAN KILLED IN ACCIDENT
HENDERSON MAN HIT BY CAR ON 1-85
DORSEY HOSPITALIZED FOLLOWING CRASH
STATE OFFICIAL HURT IN WRECK
TWO CHILDREN DIE IN AUTO ACCIDENT
CAR HITS, KILLS BOY
UNC ADMINISTRATOR DIES
ROXBORO MAN DIES AFTER WRECK
15 HURT IN FRANKLIN AS CAR SMASHES INTO CROWD
HOLIDAY WEEKEND'S HIGHWAY DEATH TOLL 11 IN NORTH CAROLINA
ENGAGED COUPLE DIES IN HALIFAX ACCIDENT
2 DRIVERS ARE KILLED IN HEAD-ON COLLISION
PASSENGER KILLED, DRIVER HURT AS PICKUP OVERTURNS
GIRL, 16, KILLED IN WRECK
APEX WOMAN KILLED IN AUTO ACCIDENT
PERSON COUNTY MAN KILLED IN WRECK
TWO S.C. WOMEN KILLED IN CRASH _
RONALD DAVID WILLIAMS DIES AFTER CAR CRASHES INTO TREE
OXFORD MAN, 24, DIES FROM ACCIDENT INJURIES
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1/12/1988 B
1/12/1988 B
1/15/1988 B
1/19/1988 B
1/22/1988 C
1/30/1988 A
2/01/1988 C
2/09/1988 C
2/14/1988 B
2/16/1988 B
2/17/1988 A
2/20/1988 C
2/28/1988 B
2/29/1988 B
3/09/1988 A
3/10/1988
3/11/1988
3/12/1988
3/13/1988
3/14/1988 _
3/17/1988 B
3/18/1988 C
3/19/1988 C
3/22/1988 B
3/23/1988 B
3/26/1988 C
3/23/1988 C
3/30/1988 C
4/02/1988 C
4/06/1988 C
4/07/1988 B
4/08/1988 C
4/11/1988 A
4/13/1988 C
4/14/1988 C
4/23/1988 C
4/24/1988 B
4/29/1988 C
5/09/1988 B
5/10/1988
5/12/1988
5/16/1988
5/19/1988
5/26/1988
5/27/1988
5/27/1988
5/27/1988
5/28/1988 B
5/28/1988 C
5/28/1988 C
5/28/1988 B
5/30/1988 B
5/30/1988 B
6/01/1988 B
6/04/1988 B
6/12/1988 C
6/14/1988 A
6/15/1988 B
6/21/1988 B
6/24/1988 A
6/25/1988 C
6/26/1988 B
7/04/1988 A
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H N T H L
Y/ANNUAL
1/01/1988
INDEX 8
12/31/1988
Y SUBJECTS
PAGE 14
1/24/89
HOLIDAY TRAFFIC DEATHS REACH 12
HQ B UPMT l^ 1 Pour people dead
CLINTON OFFICER FACES CHARGES IN CAR ACCIDENT
WNCEHWH £TS NEW TRIAL IN CAR DEATHS
an 1MGT0N BOY, 2 1 KILLED IN WRECK
NINE PEOPLE INJURED NCALDWELL ACCIDENT
tn UM F^TALITY^ECK PROBED BY N.C. PATROL
mrhits wall Wfflus&refflERSW «an arrested
TOOPER HURTIN ACCIDENT AT GREENSBORO
INTERSTATE 85 CRASH KILLS MARYLAND MAN
WRECK KILLS GRAHAM MAN _ Tm „
CTXBORO MAN HURT IN AUTO ACCIDENT
A LETHAL MIX ON THE ROADS
^=YEAR-OLD KILLED IN AUTO ACCIDENT
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WINSTON-SALEM WOMAN INJURED IN ALAMANCE
TEEN KILLED UATCHING CAR RACE
PATROL PROBES HIT-AND-RUN
ONE GOAL WE DON'T WANT TO MEET .„__
RAIN HINDERS LABOR MY WEEKEND TRAFFIC
SRD^K^^HuffilLLED IN URECK
nranms for fatal wreck
i^&^nw manKTLLED IN OXFORD ROAD WRECK
^S^aT27! L KILLED IN FRANKLIN COUNTY tfRECK
THREE-AUTO WRECK KILLS SIX
Sa'K 2 3 f DIES IN 2-CAR WRECK
tK-TCMlW^JO IN ACOTS
ELDERLY MAN, WIFE ARE KILLED IN WRECK
DRIVER DRIVES THROUGH «IVE-THWJ
2 MEN KILLED IN CREEDMOOR AUTO ACCIDENT
SECOND WRECK VICTIM DIES
LUCKY DRIVER _^
3 KILLED IN ALAMANCE WRECK
GREENSBORO MAN DIES IN TUMAR COLLISION
9 DIE IN WEEKEND TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS
FLYING WHEEL KILLS DRIVER
WOMAN FOUND DEAD BENEATH HER CAR
URON^AYCHASEON 1-85 ENDS WITH FATAL CRASH
TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS CLAIM LIVES OF 11 IN WEEKEND
STOVALL WOMAN KILLED TRYING TO STOP CAR
TUO OXFORD SISTERS DIE AFTER WRECK
SrWFA'JW i^franklin «E«
WRECK KILLSFATHER OF UNC FOOTBALL PLAYER
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7/04/1988 B
7/05/1988 B
7/06/1988 B
7/06/1988 C
7/06/1988 C
7/07/1988 B
7/15/1988 A
7/21/1988 B
7/21/1988 B
7/22/1988 A
7/26/1988 B
7/30/1988 B
8/06/1988 C
8/08/1988 B
8/11/1988 C
8/14/1988 B
8/15/1988 B
8/15/1988 A
8/20/1988 C
8/20/1988 C
8/22/1988 B
8/25/1988 C
8/26/1988 C
8/29/1988 A
8/29/1988 C
8/30/1988 A
9/03/1988 B
9/05/1988 B
9/05/1988 A
9/05/1988 A
9/06/1988 B
9/11/1988 B
9/12/1988 B
9/15/1988 A
9/18/1988 B
9/19/1988 B
9/20/1988 C
9/20/1988 C
9/22/1988 B
9/23/1988 C
9/26/1988 C
10/08/1988 A
10/10/1988 D
10/13/1988 B
10/13/1988 B
10/15/1988 C
10/16/1988 B
10/17/1988 B
10/18/1988 C
10/19/1988 C
10/23/1988 B
10/24/1988 C
10/28/1988 C
10/29/1988 A
10/31/1988 C
11/02/1988 B
1
1
16
10
1
1
6
3
6
4
14
14
7
6
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13
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9
5
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N
N
N
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N
N
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N
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N
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N
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N
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N
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11/09/1988
11/22/1988
11/24/1988
11/28/1988
12/01/1988
12/03/1988
12/08/1988
12/09/1988 .
12/12/1988 B
12/12/1988 B
12/13/1988 C
12/19/1988 C
12/19/1988 C
12/20/1988 C
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-LX630-
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/1988
INDEX BY
12/31/1988
SUBJECTS
MAN DIES IN GRANVILLE CRASH
FIVE PERSONS HURT, 12 CARS DAMAGED IN LOUISBURG ACCIDENT
WARRENTON MAN DIES IN ACCIDENT; STATE'S HOLIDAY TOLL AT 15
YOUNGSTER WHO LOST PARENTS, SISTER GETS LOVE FROM STRANGERS
MRS. ANITA ZIMMERMAN, FROM AUTO ACCIDENT
ACCIDENTS, AUTO, ORANGE COUNTY
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, AUTO, CARRBORO
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, AUTO, CHAPEL HILL
ACCIDENTS DWINDLING IN DURHAM
ACCIDENTS DWINDLING IN DURHAM
DURHAM WOMAN DIES „
WIDOW OF WRECK VICTIM SUES DRIVER OF CAR FOR DAMAGES
MISSING ORANGE TEEN FOUND
TWO MEN INJURED IN WRECK ON N.C. 54
WRECK REDUCES TACO SHELLS TO 'CHIPS' _ , „
MAN HOSPITALIZED AFTER BEING PINNED IN CAR IN MONDAY WRECK
WHEN CLAIMING A PRIZED ROAD KILL, SUCCESS CAN BE HIT AND MISS
EFLAND MAN KILLED MONDAY IN U.S. 70 CAR-TRUCK CRASH
MAN KILLED IN AUTO WRECK
2 INJURED AS TRUCK CAREENS INTO ENO
TRUCK, STALLED CAR COLLIDE; 3 HURT
DEER CROSSING
POLICE LOG/MEBANE MAN KILLED IN TUESDAY ACCIDENT
4 STILL HOSPITALIZED AFTER HEAD-ON COLLISION
WRECK VICTIM DIES SATURDAY AT NCMH
CHILD DIES IN ORANGE CO. COLLISION
3-YEAR-OLD GIRL KILLED IN WRECK
POLICE LOG/OFFICER INJURED IN CHASE
CHAPEL HILL MAN KILLED IN N.C. 86 HEAD-ON .WRECK
APPEALS COURT ORDERS JURY TRIAL IN SUIT OVER INTERSTATE WRECK
WRECK ON 1-40
HIGH-SPEED CRASH KILLS MAN
ACCIDENTS, AUTO, U.S.
SEE ALSO HIGHWAY SAFETY
SEE ALSO NATIONAL HIGHWAY TRAFFIC SAFETY ADMINISTRATION
SEE ALSO SPEED LIMITS.
SEE ALSO TRAFFIC DEATHS, U.S. _
PARALYZED BOY'S PARENTS ASK RECALL OF SOME FORD CARS
TWO TEENS DIE AS CAR CRASHES INTO SIDE OF TRUCK
WOMAN FROM OXFORD AMONG FIVE PEOPLE KILLED IN ALA. CRASH
15-YEAR-OLD DIES AFTER BEING HIT BY CAR
GRAHAM MAN KILLED IN WRECK
3 IN DURHAM FAMILY DIE IN WRECK
ACCIDENTS, AUTO-TRAIN
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, TRAINS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, TRAINS, N.C.
SEE ALSO OPERATION LIFESAVER
TRAIN KILLS DEAF MAN
DURHAM HOLIDAY DWI ARRESTS LOW
TRAINHWTO COLLISION m
MAN ESCAPES SERIOUS INJURY IN ROXBORO CAR-TRAIN CRASH
ACCIDENTS, BICYCLES
SEE ALSO BICYCLE SAFETY
SEE ALSO BICYCLES
BIKE ACCIDENTS MORE COMMON THAN INDICATED, STUDY SHOWS
BICYCLIST HURT
BICYCLIST KILLED
DURHAM MAN DIES AFTER FALL FROM BIKE
BICYCLIST, 14, KILLED IN COLLISION WITH CAR
MAN DIES IN BIKE WRECK
COLLISION KILLS TEXAS BIKE RIDER „, „ MUli „„ _,,„,
LIFE OF BRIGHT, ADVENTUROUS CYCLIST SNUFFED OUT IN DURHAM BY TRUCK
POLICE LOG/WOMAN HURT WHEN BUS STRIKES BICYCLE
POLICE LOG/BUS DRIVER CHARGED IN BICYCLE ACCIDENT
BICYCLE RACER BRUCE JON MICKEY, GRADUATE OF DURHAM ACADEMY
BICYCLIST KILLED FRIDAY ON RAIN-SLICK OLD 86
N E
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S
S
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H
H
H
S
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
S 2
12/21/1988 C
12/22/1988 C
12/26/1988 B
12/29/1988 B
12/31/1988 D
1/08/1988 A
1/08/1988 A
2/10/1988 A
3/12/1988 C
4/19/1988 B
6/01/1988 B
6/01/1988 C
6/14/1988
6/20/1988
6/28/1988
8/02/1988
8/09/1988
8/09/1988
8/24/1988
9/14/1988
9/25/1988
9/26/1988
10/19/1988
10/20/1988
11/24/1988
12/03/1988 A
12/07/1988 B
12/19/1988 A
12/20/1988 C
1
1
1
3
10
1
1
2
3
1
10
1
3
3
3
1
3
3
8
3
2
2
1
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N
N
N
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N K65
N
N
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N 080
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N R63
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N R63
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N 080
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N H90
N H90
N R63
N
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P T44
N H70
H
H
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1/12/1988 B
4/06/1988 C
8/20/1988 C
8/26/1988 C
10/25/1988 C
12/22/1988 A
7
4
14
12
14
1
N
N
N
N B53
H 2 1/01/1988 B 1 N
S 2 1/01/1988 A 1 N H70
H 2 7/29/1988 C 1 P P S76
H 1 10/21/1988 B 1 P N
H 2
3/22/1988 B
10
N
H 2
6/23/1988 B
2 P P S73
S 2
7/06/1988 A
1
N B53
H 2
7/07/1988 B
2
N
H 2
7/12/1988 B
10
N
S 2
8/12/1988 A
1
N M06
H 2
8/13/1988 C
6
N
H 2
8/14/1988 B
2
N P38
CHH 1
9/02/1988 A
3
N
CHH 1
9/03/1988 A
3
N
H 2
9/11/1988 B
2
CHH 1
9/11/1988 A
1
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n H T H L Y / kjjj^l _ 1^X3
BY SUBJECTS
HSeSs a IguS ( i™e bike safety
POLICE LOSWCYCLIST STOCK BY CAR
BICYCLIST INJURES ON FAYETTEWILLE ST.
POLICE LOG/BICYCLIST TREATED AFTER BEING HIT
RTKE SAFETY EDITORIAL APPRECIATED
PaJCELOG/MAN ON BICYCLE STRUCK BY CAR
ta W%h"&*K, SHIPS
l VVVF HMB fD
si n wk™
CHARGES FOLLOW KOTORBOAT DEATH
BOTYFOWDIN ROCKY MOUNT RESERVOIR
COAST GUARD SEARCHING FOR SAILOR
B^TlKsK^BOLLING BREAK IN SCHEDULE. RIGHT ARM
RUNAWAY BOAT SLAHS INTO CAR
ia W*k 1 mniEm, school buses
SCHOOL BAND BUSES COLLIDE ON FLA.
WHICH ADDICTION KILLS?
S"rig S [«uo1y SrhaWsWes TOUR BUS
PfflTTE L06/UWWN rtJRTW^ BUS STRIKES BICYCLE
POLICE LOG/BUSDRMR CHARGED IN BICYCLE ACCIDENT
PASSENGER GRABS WHEEL AS BUS DRIVER DIES
ACCIDENTS, CARBON MONOXIDE
^ {^Ell^SE OF KATH FOR 2
BRIDGE
MEN
ACCIDENTS, CHILDREN
SEE ALSO CHILD SAFETY
^^ILL^&ER CIGARETTE LIGHTERS
qTOANGLED BABY REVIVED BY POLICE OFFICER
lABYINrora ACCIDENT LISTED IN CRITICAL CONDITION
REVIVED CHILD IN CRITICAL CONDITION
RALEIGH YOUNGSTER HURT IN SLEDDING ACCIDENT
3SAMPS0N COUNTY BOYS DROWN IN ICY POND
REVIVED INFANT DIES AT DUKE __ nm _
WktrswEm Rr«r
MORE ATV RESTRICTIONS WILL HELP PROTECT LIVES
BOY STRUCK BY CAR_ ^ ^^
CHILD INJURES FINGER AT SCHOOL
2^YEArVd {^ACCIDENTALLY SHOT TO DEATH
CHILD'S REATTACHED EAR INFECTED
H R?cKSf BEING HIT BY C*
KtA Wl-^ OSSRMBlEM BY RALEIGH ATTORNEY
SNOW HILL GIpTkILLED TRYING TO CROSS ROAD
INSTRUCTORS SAVE GIRL FROM DEATH IN >V POOL
3-YEAR^OLD IN EXCELLENT CONDITION
ANSON COUNTY CHILD DROWNS
BUSSLIPS OUT OF GEAR, KILLS RALEIGH GIRL
MANY HELPED HER DAUGHTER _ _ __
TWO BOYS TRAPPED IN OLD REFRIGERATOR DIE
CHARGES POSSIBLE IN TWO SUFFOCATION DEATHS
PAGE 16
1/24/89
S I T
E L Y
-DATE — C -PG L P BYL
H 2
S 2
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
9/16/1988
9/19/1988
10/05/1988
10/22/1988
10/28/1988
11/11/1988
11/18/1988
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
S
H
H
H
H
S
3/21/1988 B
4/05/1988 B
4/11/1988 B
4/19/1988 B
4/22/1988 A
5/26/1988 A
5/27/1988 C
5/28/1988 C
5/31/1988 A
6/03/1988 B
6/06/1988 B
7/25/1988 B
8/28/1988 C
11/02/1988 A
7
8
12
17
5
6
8
10
8
5
5
11
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
> N C49
N
H
H
H
H
CHH
CHH
H
4/06/1988 C
5/20/1988 A
7/22/1988 C
8/23/1988 B
9/02/1988 A
9/03/1988 A
9/12/1988 B
2
4
2
13
3
3
1
N
L
N
N
N
N
N
H 2 6/22/1988 B 8 N
H
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
H
2
S
2
S
2
H
2
H
2
S
2
S
2
S
2
H
2
H
2
H
3
S
2
S
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
1/08/1988 A
1/11/1988 B
1/11/1988 C
1/12/1988 B
1/13/1988 A
1/18/1988
1/18/1988
1/27/1988
1/30/1988
2/02/1988
2/04/1988
2/11/1988
2/18/1988
3/15/1988
3/16/1988
3/16/1988
3/18/1988
3/30/1988
4/02/1988
4/02/1988
4/21/1988
4/23/1988
4/26/1988 B
4/26/1988 B
5/03/1988 A
5/27/1988 C
5/28/1988 B
A
c
c
A
A
A
C
A
c
c
A
A
C
C
c
A
C
9
1
1
5
14
1
4
6
10
4
11
1
20
8
2
4
10
2
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
E
N
N
N
N
E
N
N
1 P N P38
N
N B53
N
N
N
L
N
N
-LX630-
MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1988 - 12/31/1988
SUBJECTS
TWO CHILDREN DIE IN AUTO ACCIDENT
CAR HITS, KILLS BOY
DEATH SHOULD SPARK ACTION
DUKE DOCTORS REATTACH 10-YEAR-OLD'S FINGERS
BODY OF 2-YEAR-OLD FOUND
CHILD SHOT, KILLED BY BROTHER
12-YEAR-OLD KEEPS HIS HEAD AFTER BIG FEET BRING TROUBLE
BOY SWEPT UNDERGROUND SAYS HE FEARED FOR HIS LIFE
1-YEAR-OLD RALEIGH CHILD DROWNS IN SUITING POOL
LAWN MOWER SEVERS 2-YEAR-OLD 'S LEG
GIRL INJURED ON PLAYGROUND SUES CHAPEL HILL
BOY WHO RAN FOR HELP HAY HAVE SAVED LIFE OF DROWNING PLAYMATE
INSTINCT MAKES BOY HERO
CHILD STRUCK BY CAR
GIRL STRUCK BY CAR DIES
BOY, 6, HIT BY CAR, CRITICALLY INJURED
6-YEAR-OLD HIT BY CAR NOW IN FAIR CONDITION
CHILD APPARENTLY DROWNS IN BATHTUB OF DURHAM HOME
DROWNING PROBED
19-M0NTH-0LD DROWNS IN BACKYARD POOL
POLICE LOG/CHILD ESCAPES INJURY
GIRL'S RECOVERY REMARKABLE
WALL FALLS ON STUDENT
CHILD BURNED IN KITCHEN ACCIDENT
INFANT UNHARMED IN THREE-STORY TUMBLE
MOTHER CHARGED AFTER BOY DIES IN FALL OF CAR HOOD
2-YEAR-OLD BOY KILLED BY TRUCK; MOTHER HURT ATTEMPTING TO SAVE HIM
5-YEAR-OLD KILLED PLAYING WITH PISTOL
GRENADE EXPLOSION INJURES 6-YEAR-OLD IN BURKE COUNTY
GIRL, AGE 2, KILLED BY CAR
ACCIDENTS, CHOKING
SEE ALSO CARDIOPULMONARY RESUSCITATION
SEE ALSO HEIMLICH MANEUVER
SEE ALSO STRANGULATIONS
BABY IN CRIB ACCIDENT LISTED IN CRITICAL CONDITION
REVIVED CHILD IN CRITICAL CONDITION
TEACHER SAVES YOUNGSTER WHO WAS CHOKING
ORAL HYGIENE GOES TOO FAR FOR 4 PEOPLE
ACCIDENTS, CONSTRUCTION
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, INDUSTRIAL
WORKER ELECTROCUTED AT MARINE AIR STATION
TWO WORKERS KILLED IN CARY
CONSTRUCTION FIRM QUIET ON CAUSE OF WORKERS' DEATHS
MAN DIES IN FALL AT RALEIGH HOTEL
CONSTRUCTION WORKER HURT
WORKER PINNED UNDER MACHINE
CONDITION IMPROVES FOR MAN INJURED WHEN MACHINE FLIPPED
WORKER FALLS INTO HOLE AT MITSUBISHI
WORKER CRITICALLY INJURED WHEN STEEL BANDS HIT HIM
WORKER HURT IN FALL
JURY AWARDS INJURED MAN $800,000
COLISEUM SCOREBOARD CRASHES, SHATTERS
♦1.2 MILLION SCOREBOARD CRASHES TO FLOOR IN CHARLOTTE'S COLISEUM
SCOREBOARD'S MAKERS TO REPLACE IT
PIPE KILLS WORKER
OFFICIALS TO IMPROVE SCOREBOARD
POLICE LOG/FALLING DEBRIS DAMAGES CAR
WORKER HURT IN FALL AT CHARLOTTE HOTEL
DUMP TRUCK KILLS WORKER NEAR RTP
ONE KILLED IN CONSTRUCTION ACCIDENT
WORKER HURT IN HOTEL FALL
ACCIDENTS, DROWNING, DURHAM
DROWNING GIRL, AGE 3, SAVED AT Y
3-YEAR-OLD IN EXCELLENT CONDITION
CHILD APPARENTLY DROWNS IN BATHTUB OF DURHAM HOME
DROWNING PROBED
NO CHARGES TO BE FILED IN DROWNING
N
P
H
H
S
H
H
H
H
S
H
H
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
D — DATE-
FAGE 17
1/24/89
S I T
E L Y
C -PG L P BYL
H
S
H
H
H
S
H
CHH 1
S 2
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
5/28/1988 C
5/28/1988 C
5/28/1988 A
5/31/1988 B
6/01/1988 B
6/29/1988 B
7/14/1988 B
7/15/1988 C
7/23/1988 C
7/25/1988 B
7/28/1988 A
8/03/1988 A
8/08/1988 A
8/18/1988 B
8/18/1988 A
8/23/1988 B
8/24/1988 B
8/25/1988 C
8/26/1988
10/06/1988
10/13/1988
10/17/1988
10/20/1988
10/21/1988
10/24/1988
11/03/1988
12/01/1988
12/14/1988
12/16/1988
12/19/1988
T35
E
N
N
N
1 P N J40
4 N
6
1 N
2 N H90
1 P N B81
4 E
N
N B53
N
N
N
N H65
N
N
E
N
N
N H90
N
N
N
N
N
S 2 1/11/1988 C 1 N
H 2 1/12/1988 B 5 N
H 1 2/27/1988 C 1 N
S 2 3/07/1988 A 4 E
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
CHH 1
H 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
2/12/1988 B
2/17/1988 A
2/19/1988 B
3/08/1988 B
4/26/1988 A
4/27/1988 C
4/27/1988 C
5/20/1988 C
7/20/1988 B
8/01/1988 C
8/03/1988 B
8/12/1988 A
8/13/1988 A
8/15/1988 C
8/17/1988 B
8/19/1988 C
10/05/1988 A
10/27/1988 B
11/15/1988 B
12/07/1988 B
12/20/1988 A
4/22/1988 C
4/23/1988 C
8/25/1988 C
8/26/1988 C
9/12/1988 C
N
N
N
N
P T32
P T32
N
N
N S76
P T37
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N H65
N H65
-LX630-
MONTHLY/
ANNUAL
1/01/1988
INDEX B
- 12/31/1988
Y SUBJECTS
NO CHARGES IN CHILD'S DROWNING IN BATHTUB
ACCIDENTS, DROWNING, N.C.
'siLER OTY^OMM© D JPUNgj RIMER
3 SAMPSON COUNTY BOYS BROWIN ICY K^' .„. T ~
TW&tT SAMPSON BOYS DROWN AFTER FAalNG THROUGH ICE
uS^CTRCCUTED AT MARINE AIR STATION
ffl$M iStes ROXKRO COACH DSOWNEB
MANIN H»T FALLS, DROWNS IN POND
^as/guM KMs^as SEA CLAIMS SAILOR
S aSy^i^She, may have been factor in droming
durham man drowns at lake
Durham man drowns in fallslake
Mg^tK^™ H accident ON NEUSE river
FAMILY MBftTTW ^I^ IDENTIFIED
WINDS, WAVES AGAIN HAMPER SEARCH
CHARGES FOLLOW rtOTORBOAT DEATH
RHDY OF 2-YEAR-OLD FOUND
BODY HUB IN ROCKY MOUNT |£SERVOIR
TEEN APPARENTLY BROWNS N WEST RALEIGH POOL
fc^ffSiS I SWIPING POOL
MAN FOUND DEAD INRIWER IDENTIFIED
HENDERSON WOMAN DROWNS AT BEACH
|g T IN%E T ™f0F CAF^ MAN
WAYNE THOMAS YARBOROUGH, 38, DR0W6
ONE BOY DROWNS, BROTHER MISSING
BROTHERS DROWN AT CAROLINA BEACH
HENDERSON MAN DROWNS IN KERR LAKE
MIGRANT WORKER DROWNS . , ^
£$^MF8lS &S IN SWIPING POOL
gffiM S IN BACKYARD POOL
BODYOf MISSING DUFJ^M MAN FOUND
2 TEENS DROWN IN CAR ACCIDENT
ACCIDENTS, ELECTRICAL
SEE ALSO ELECTRIC SHOCK ___
YOUNGSVILLE MAN FATALLY SHOCKED
'JAKEELECTRIC LINEMAN KILLED
RI1XY CTAMBERS, 32, ELECTROCUTED IN PLANT
S QECTROCUTED AT MARINE «* STATION
TUOt£sTONIA MEN ELECTROCUTED AT TEXTILE CHEMICAL PLANT
l TNrn NTON MANDIES IN INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENT
^KmSELECTRIC LINE; ITS OPERATOR DIES
ELECTRIClS KILLED IN WARRENTON PLANT
1» ^SlflSoraDITION ^^
^s^B^^Ri^wMmm electric shock
UTILITY WORKER ELECTROCUTED IN ANSON
SAFETY EXPERTS: 'DON'T MESS WITH ELECTRICITY'
NORTH CAROLINA MAN ELECTROCUTED IN MB.
ACCIDENTS, EXPLOSIONS
SEE ALSO EXPLOSIVE DEVICE m
SEE ALSO GASOLI« EXPLOSIONS
SEE ALSO NATURAL GAS ^. a __
MAN BURNED WHEN BARREL EXPLODES
WINSTW-SALEM RESTAURANT EXPLODES
S
E
— DATE — C -PG
PAGE 18
1/24/89
I T
L Y
L P BYL
H 2 9/13/1988 B 10 N
H
H
S
H
H
S
H
H
H
H
H
H
S
H
H
H
H
H
S
H
H
H
H
CHH 1
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
H 2
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
S
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
S
H
H
H
H
S
H
1/15/1988 C 5 P
1/17/1988 B 1
1/18/1988 A 1
1/19/1988 B 8
2/12/1988 B 8
3/14/1988 C 1
3/15/1988 C 8 P
3/15/1988 C 10
3/25/1988 B 11
4/11/1988 B 7
4/26/1988 B 4
4/28/1988 B 1
5/09/1988 A 3
5/10/1988 C 6
5/21/1988 A 12
5/26/1988 A 17
5/27/1988 C 5
5/28/1988 C 6
5/31/1988 A 8
6/01/1988 B 8
6/03/1988 B 10
6/07/1988 B 9
6/10/1988 C 4
6/17/1988 A 3
6/20/1988 B 12
6/22/1988 B 8
6/29/1988 B 9
6/30/1988 B 2
7/01/1988 A 1
7/03/1988 C 2
7/08/1988 C 2
7/10/1988 C 5
7/11/1988 A 8
7/12/1988 B 9
7/15/1988 A 10
7/23/1988 C 6
8/23/1988 C 6
10/06/1988 C 8
10/08/1988 C 14
11/09/1988 C 10
N
N
N
N
N
N B53
N M51
N
N
N
N
N M51
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N M70
N
N
N S63
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
1/28/1988
1/29/1988
2/06/1988
2/12/1988
4/28/1988
6/10/1988
7/07/1988
7/09/1988
7/09/1988 -
7/09/1988 C
7/30/1988 B
8/19/1988 A
10/01/1988 B
10/27/1988 D
12/12/1988 C
12/24/1988 C
A
B
B
B
C
c
B
A
c
1
e
6
S
6
1
2
8
1
2
10
1
6
11
1
12
N B53
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
' N C47
N
N
P N B53
N
H 2 1/08/1988 B 4
S 2 1/18/1988 A 2
-LX630-
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/1988
INDEX BY
12/31/1988
SUBJECTS
N
P
WINSTON-SALEM HOTEL DAMAGED BY EXPLOSION -H
CAFETERIA DESTROYED BY EXPLOSION H
MEMORIES OF GREENVILLE APARTMENT BLAST STILL VIVID H
WASH EXPLODES, 2 MEN FLEE LAUNDROMAT S
GAS-SOAKED CLOTHING GETS LOUD RINSE H
MOTOR HOME CATCHES FIRE M „ |
CHLORINE SPILL HOSPITALIZES 8 AT N.C. PLANT S
ONE WORKER DIES OF INJURIES FROM ACCIDENT AT PULP MILL H
HOUSE DAMAGED AS GRILL EXPLODES H
REACTIONS TO EXPLOSION MAY BE PROPAGANDA S
BADLY BURNED YOUTH AWARDED *9.6 MILLION S
EYEWITNESS TO 1942 SELMA EXPLOSION THANKFUL TO BE ALIVE S
TIRE EXPLODES, KNOCKING OFF FIREMEN'S HELMETS S
MCDOWELL EXPLOSION DOES *10,000 DAMAGE TO HOMES S
11 INJURED IN N.C. PLANT EXPLOSION S
11 INJURED BY EXPLOSION IN HENDERSONVILLE H
EXPLOSION DAMAGE H
NINE PEOPLE INJURED IN CALDWELL ACCIDENT H
6E TEAM TO INVESTIGATE HENDERSONVILLE BLAST S
HYDROELECTRIC PLANT HIT BY BLAST AND FIRE H
EXPLOSION OF HEATER INJURES THREE PERSONS H
TWO TEENS BURNED IN EXPLOSION H
SAFETY BOARD BLAMES GAS COMPANY FOR EXPLOSION THAT DESTROYED CAFETERIA H
SUITS FILED IN JAN. 18 EXPLOSION ____ H
EXPLOSION IN DURHAM INJURES 1; BLOCK IN GARRETT FARMS EVACUATED AFTER... H
GTE WORKER BURNED SERIOUSLY IN GAS EXPLOSION S
ACCIDENTS, FALLS . .
N.C. MAILMAN RESCUES ELDERLY PERSON IN SNOW S 2
EX-STUDENT, FAMILY SUE UNC FRATERNITY H 2
MAN INJURED BY FALLING TREE LIMB H 2
KINSTON MAN KILLED BY FALLING TREE _ rmL ^ nm . S I
FALLS MAY CAUSE ELDERLY PEOPLE TO LOSE CONFIDENCE, INDEPENDENCE S 2
UNC STUDENT KILLED BY FALL H 2
STUDENT'S DEATH IN FALL STILL UNDER INVESTIGATION H 2
ECU STUDENT INJURED IN FALL S 2
HALLUCINOGEN MAY BE LINKED TO UNC STUDENT'S FATAL FALL H 2
AUTOPSY REVEALS BRAIN INJURIES IN 10-YEAR-OLD S 2
TWO PEOPLE SWEPT DOWN STREAM AT HANGING ROCK PARK H 2
TWO INJURED IN FALL FROM FERRIS WHEEL H 2
WORKER FALLS INTO HOLE AT MITSUBISHI H 2
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE DIES AFTER PLUNGE DOWN WATERFALL H 2
NO PLANS FOR GUARDRAIL AFTER SECOND FATAL FALL H 2
MANTEY AUTOPSY FINDS NO DRUGS CHH 1
UNC STUDENT'S DEATH ACCIDENTAL S 2
MANTEY DEATH RULED ACCIDENTAL CHH 1
UNCHOREOGRAPHED DESCENT H 2
POLICE LOG/GRANVILLE DEATH RULED ACCIDENTAL CHH 1
MAN JUMPS FROM STALLED CHAIRLIFT H 2
MRS. BRENDA ARMSTRONG, IN FALL H 2
COLISEUM SCOREBOARD CRASHES, SHATTERS __ „,,, S 2
♦1,2 MILLION SCOREBOARD CRASHES TO FLOOR IN CHARLOTTE'S COLISEUM H 2
SCOREBOARD'S MAKERS TO REPLACE IT S 2
OFFICIALS TO IMPROVE SCOREBOARD „,„ S 2
14 SINGERS INJURED AS RISERS COLLAPSE UNDER CHURCH CHOIR H 2
MAN HURT IN FALL AT MOREHEAD CHH 1
2 WOMEN DIE IN BLUE RIDGE PARKWAY FALLS S 2
TWO WOMEN KILLED AND MAN INJURED IN FALL AT OVERLOOK H 2
PARKWAY VICTIMS NAMED . „ „ AU S 2
FATAL ACCIDENTS ON PARKWAY EXTREMELY RARE, OFFICIALS SAY H 2
INFANT UNHARMED IN THREE-STORY TUMBLE CHH 1
PARKWAY VICTIM'S HUSBAND HELD IN TWO DEATHS H 2
GIBBS SAYS BROTHER NOT A MURDERER S 2
WORKER INJURED IN FALL AT MILL H 2
WORKER HURT IN FALL AT CHARLOTTE HOTEL H 2
MURDER CHARGE MAKES DEATH HARDER TO TAKE FOR FRIENDS OF VICTIM H 2
MANY MAINTAIN MAN'S INNOCENCE IN PARKWAY OVERLOOK DEATHS H 2
GIBBS INDICTED IN PARKWAY DEATHS § 2
S.C. WORKER, 30, KILLED IN CABLE TV TOWER FALL H 2
WORKER HURT IN HOTEL FALL S 2
-DATE-
PAGE 19
1/24/89
S I T
E L Y
C -PG L P BYL
1/19/1988 B
1/19/1988 B
3/02/1988 A
4/05/1988
4/06/1988
5/09/1988
5/17/1988
5/19/1988
6/07/1988
6/07/1988
6/10/1988 _
7/02/1988 B
7/06/1988 C
7/09/1988 C
7/13/1988 A
7/14/1988 A
7/14/1988 B
7/15/1988 A
7/15/1988 A
7/20/1988 B
10/02/1988 B
10/18/1988 C
10/27/1988 B
10/29/1988 C
11/16/1988 A
11/16/1988 C
6
1
10
1
5
3
1
20
1
4
6
8
1
2
2
16
3
11
8
4
1
6
7
6
1
1
1/12/1988
1/16/1988
1/28/1988
3/11/1988
3/23/1988
3/28/1988
3/29/1988
4/02/1988
4/12/1988 B
4/26/1988 B
5/19/1988 D
5/20/1988 A
5/20/1988 C
6/01/1988 B
6/03/1988 B
7/07/1988 A
7/08/1988 A
7/09/1988 A
7/14/1988 A
7/15/1988 A
8/10/1988 B
8/12/1988 B
8/12/1988 A
8/13/1988
8/15/1988
8/19/1988
9/19/1988
10/14/1988
10/18/1988
10/19/1988
10/19/1988
10/20/1988
10/24/1988
10/25/1988
10/26/1988
10/27/1988 B
10/27/1988 B
10/29/1988 A
10/30/1988 B
11/10/1988 C
11/16/1988 C
12/20/1988 A
N
P P
N 066
N B53
N
N
N
N
PP T32
E
N
P N
N
N
N
N
P P
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
P N M51
P N K30
N
N W27
N
N
U
N 080
N 080
N
N BIO
N S92
N
N
N
N
N
N M25
N H02
N M25
L
N
N
N
1 P N
3 N
5 N
1 N
1 P N S17
1 N
18 P N
6 N
N
N H90
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
11
3
1
1
6
8
10
3
8
2
2
-LX630-
MONTHLY/
ANNUAL
1/01/1988
INDEX BY
12/31/1988
SUBJECTS
— DATE-
-PG
PAGE 20
1/24/89
T
Y
P BYL
ACCIDENTS, FARMING «„_-
^J 1^cSraEl'»&«IT ON CHAPEL HILL DAIRY FARM
JACK L. CATES IN ACCIDENT ON CANE CREEK DAIRY FARM
Z fS&Tted'to ™k™*™ m
FARM ACCIDENTS OCCUR IN WINTER
^SeT^dK^IeDEPT., FIRE TRUCKS
SEE ALSO FIRE ENGINES
FIRE CHIEF SUFFERS INJURIES
BETHCTA FIRE CHIEF HURT IN WRECK
ACCIDENTS, FIRES
SEE ARSON, N.C.
SEE FIRES, DURHAM
SEE FIRES, N.C.
ACCIDENTS, GUNS
SEE ACCIDENTS, HUNTING, N.C.
SEE ACCIDENTS, SHOOTINGS
SEE CHILDREN, GUNS
ACCIDENTS, HAUJDUEEN
^HALt&^PR^Ws ** SHOT
PRANK LEADS TO TRAGEDY „„„_
PRAYERS, NOT LECTURES, COVETED
ACCIDENTS, HELICOPTERS
H I W^SI ™lK FAT. TRAINING ACCIKNT
?0 UVS. SOLDI^S INJURS IN COPTER CRASH IN HONDURAS
T&ffi'ffl S8Si85s!?fflf u^Pw Si 18 in gulf
ESnffTOLD HIS FMfflJT HEUftS DOING WHAT HE WANTED TO DO
NWyInRa^ F^RINEs! N.C. FAMILIES STILL HAVE KFE
MARINES DECLARE TWO MISSTNG PILOTS DEAD
ARMY HELICOPTER CRASH LANDS IN CHARLOTTE
^^NKT^KlEL™ JES^UREtKAGE OF HELICOPTER
mmres if 2 Sra&ccoRPS pilots return today
«yfl HRruniBM «« « «. »
KcWTCK BOLLS OUB«T HiMG, INJURES SOLDIES
STUDY OF CRASH BEGINS
450 ATTEND SERVICE FOR SOLDIERS
ACCIDENTS, HUNTIM, N.C.
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, SHOOTINGS
SEE ALSO HUNTING SAFETY
16-YEAR-OLD HUNTER KILLED
A THANKSGIVING TRAGEDY
^sF^'SfoW^AF^^ HEALTH ADMINISTRATION
^^SmS^mnm kills 23-yok-old man
2/25/1988 C
2/25/1988 A
5/25/1988 A
11/12/1988 D
12/30/1988 B
4
10
10
5
2
S 2 6/21/1988 A 5 N
H 2 6/22/1988 B 9 N M51
H 2 11/02/1988 B 1 N
H 2 11/03/1988 A 4 E
H 2 11/09/1988 A 4 L
S
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
S
H
S
H
H
H
S
H
H
CHH 1
CHH 1
1/02/1988
1/29/1988
3/04/1988
3/18/1988
3/22/1988
3/23/1988
3/26/1988
4/20/1988
4/20/1988
4/21/1988
4/21/1988
4/30/1988
5/14/1988
5/16/1988
5/16/1988
5/24/1988
6/29/1988
7/23/1988
7/30/1988
9/11/1988 B
10/12/1988 B
10/27/1988 C
12/10/1988 B
12/12/1988 B
12/14/1988 C
C
c
A
A
B
B
C
A
c
D
C
c
c
A
A
B
B
A
A
2 N
1 N
11 N
15 N
5 N
9 N
1 P N
1 N
11 N
10 P N
N
6 N
2 N
3 N
2 N
6 N
7 N
3 P N B21
3 P N B21
6
9
4
C
J
14
12
2 10/22/1988 C 1
2 12/13/1988 A 4
H 2 4/02/1988 C 2 N
-LX630-
MONTHLY/
ANNUAL
1/01/1988
INDEX BY
12/31/1988
SUBJECTS
PAGE 21
1/24/89
MIXTURE FROM BLEACHING TOWER INJURES NINE AT CRAVEN PULP MILL
ONE WORKER DIES OF INJURIES FROM ACCIDENT AT FULP MILL
LINCOLNTON MAN DIES IN INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENT
ELECTRICIAN KILLED IN WARRENTON PLANT
MAN KILLED AT JORDAN'S MILL
LABOR DEPARTMENT INVESTIGATING DEATH
WORKER INJURED IN FALL AT MILL
ACCIDENTS, JETS, INTERNATIONAL (MILITARY JETS)
NO N.C. PLANS TO GROUND AIR SHOWS
AIR SHOWS ARE TOO RISKY
SEYMOUR JOHNSON SHOWS WILL NOT BE CANCELED
ACCIDENTS, JETS, N.C, (MILITARY JETS)
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, AIRPLANES, N.C.
SEE ALSO F-4 PHANTOM JET FIGHTERS
SEE ALSO HARRIER JETS
SEE ALSO JETS
MARINE PLANE CRASHES; SEARCH STARTED FOR PILOT
MARINE JET CRASHES; PILOT MISSING
SEARCH CONTINUES FOR MISSING PILOT OF MARINE HARRIER
NAVY A-4 FIGHTER CRASHES ON BOMBING RANGE
NAVY CONFIRMS DEATH OF PILOT IN JET CRASH
HARRIER JET CRASHES, KILLING MARINE PILOT
F-16 HITS RADIO TOWER AND CRASHES
F-14 CRASHES IN ATLANTIC; 1 KILLED; SEARCH SUSPENDED
REPORT: PILOT OF CRASHED F-16 WAS WARNED
ACCIDENTS, JETS, U.S. (MILITARY JETS)
SEE ALSO HARRIER JETS
MARINE HARRIER CRASHES
ACCIDENTS, LIGHTNING
SEE ALSO LIGHTNING
LIGHTNING STRIKE
AFTERMATH OF A SWIFT SPRING STORM
DURHAM SIDESTEPS MAJOR STORM DAMAGE
FALLING LIMB KILLS WOMAN
WEATHER FATALITY
1987 LIGHTNING DEATHS A RECORD
STORM WHIPS N.C; LIGHTNING, WIND CAUSE 2 DEATHS
STORM ZAPS POWER, TEASES AREA WITH SCATTERED RAIN
WOMAN HURT BY LIGHTNING
2 FAIR BLUFF MEN SURVIVE LIGHTNING
LIGHTNING INJURES THREE BOY SCOUTS
BOY SCOUT STRUCK BY LIGHTNING IS OUT OF HOSPITAL
LIGHTNING SUSPECTED . ,. ,„
N.C. IS SECOND ONLY TO FLORIDA IN NUMBER OF LIGHTNING FATALITIES
FIRE GUTS SECOND FLOOR OF NEW HOPE DRIVE HOME
LIGHTNING KILLS MIGRANT WORKER
ACCIDENTS, MILITARY
N.C. MARINE KILLED ON PATROL IN PANAMA
CAMP LEJEUNE MARINE FATALLY INJURED IN ACCIDENT ON SHIP
FORT BRAGG SOLDIER KILLED IN TRAINING EXERCISE
FAMILY QUESTIONS ARMY'S HANDLING OF DEATH
ACCIDENTS, MOTORCYCLE
SEE ALSO MOTORCYCLE DEATHS
MOTORCYCLISTS CHARGED AFTER CHASE
MOTORCYCLIST HOSPITALIZED AFTER STRIKING AUTO
MOTORCYCLE RIDER KILLED IN COLLISION WITH PICKUP
MOTORCYCLE RIDER CRITICALLY INJURED
BOY, 12, DIES AFTER MOTORCYCLE ACCIDENT
DIRT BIKE MISHAP VICTIM'S CONDITION REMAINS CRITICAL
DIRTBIKE ACCIDENT VICTIM DIES
MOTORCYCLE ACCIDENT KILLS ROXBORO MAN
MOTORCYCLE FATALITY
CHAPEL HILL MAN DIES IN WRECK ON MOTORCYCLE
♦500,000 RESTITUTION IN DEATH OVERTURNED
S I T
E ELY
D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
2 5/18/1988 B 3 N
2 5/19/1988 A 20 N
2 6/10/1988 C 4 N
2 7/09/1988 A 8 N
2 8/14/1988 B 5 N
2 9/03/1988 C 2 N
2 10/27/1988 B 6 N
S 2 8/30/1988 C 2 N
H 2 8/31/1988 A 4 E
H 2 8/31/1988 C 3 N
H
2
3/02/1988 C
5
N
S
2
3/02/1988 A
12
N
H
2
3/03/1988 C
10
N
H
2
6/22/1988 A
8
N
H
2
6/23/1988 C
6
N
H
2
7/14/1988 B
2
N
H
2
8/03/1988 B
10
N
H
2
9/13/1988 B
5
N
S
2 10/01/1988 A
1
N
H 2 2/13/1988 C 14 N
H
H
S
H
H
H
H
S
H
H
H
H
H
H
CHH
S
5/06/1988 C
5/18/1988 A
5/18/1988 C
5/25/1988 B
5/25/1988 B
6/14/1988 A
6/27/1988 B
7/11/1988 C
7/12/1988 B
7/14/1988 B
7/17/1988 B
7/19/1988 A
7/28/1988 C
8/05/1988 C
8/11/1988 A
8/12/1988 A
P S73
P T32
N B85
N
P
N
N
N H02
N
N
N
N
P
N
N R63
N
T32
S 2 4/12/1988 A
H 2 4/14/1988 C
H 2 5/11/1988 B
S 2 10/01/1988 B
1 N
6 N
10 N
8 N
2 1/23/1988 C 5 N
2 2/29/1988 B 9 N
2 3/24/1988 A 14
2 3/28/1988 C 4 N
2 3/29/1988 A 6 N
2 3/30/1988 C 4 N
2 3/31/1988 D 6
2 4/18/1988 C 4 N
2 5/16/1988 C 1 N
2 5/16/1988 C 2 N 080
2 5/18/1988 C 14 N R53
-LX630-
MONTHLY/
ANNUAL
1/01/1?88
INDEX B
12/31/1988
Y SUBJECTS
MnTfSTYCLE DRIVER IS KILLED IN ACCIDENT NEAR BURLINGTON
MOTORCYCLIST KILLED IN FRANKLIN COUNTY
ACTOR'S^IDENTSHOWS HELMET LAWS NEEDED
ffilD^ fS» KSKY AND OFTEN EXPENSIVE
MOTORCYCLIST WRECKS IN CHASE
^sfM^S, N.C m S&, ACCIKNTS
SEE NUCLEAR PLANTS, U.S., ACCIDENTS
ACCIDENTS, PAPJ*CHUTES
SEE ALSO PARACHUTES
^fER^ffl^ARACHUTE ACCIDENT
FORT BRAGG PARATROOPER DIES IN TRAINING
JUMPER DIES WITHOUT 'CHUTE
Iff pWpIIWStcoS™ FRANKLIN SKYDIVING ACCIDENT
^SSM^SlS^TIHE HE FORGOT PARACHUTE
F^ S S^>A^SsTS^PILOT a IN^^ PLANE CRASH
SOLDIER DIES OF INJURIES FROM PARACHUTE JUMP
?»&«£« ""
KsffiM^ BWPWf p
CATAWBA MAN R£S£UES UNCONSCIOUS SKY DIVER
MISSING MARINE FOUND DEAD
SE A ^ KkR&TS, STOMACJ|
A KIND ACT WARMS HEARTS, STOMACHS
fi%MS ^^f^flSl *RE HURT IN BUS ACCIDENT
l4KaRTmLt^OREVIEW RECORDS OF TEEN BUS DRIVERS
rerure r£ CARCHARGED IN SCHOOL BUS ACCIDENT
WT^SC^BUSSTRUCK BY TRAIN IN WILSON COUNTY
fSR^LD K%K CAROLINAS BANNED AFTER MARCH
l R &fM;GH? T ^VE^E»pr lf JANITOR
MORE TIME NEEDED TO GET ADULT DRIVERS
^raiifif MIXED TO ROSE'S PLAN ON BUS DRIVERS
MARTYr STATE WILL ABIDE BY SCHOOL BUS RULING ^
CHARLOTTE SCHOOLS COMBINED BUS DRIVER, TEACHER AIDE JOBS
SCHOOL BUS HIT IN ORANGE COUNTY
|H IBNUia Abuses collide
K^^SO^^^K^T
K^ KI^OR ACTIONS *TER ACCIIOT
SCHOOL BUS, CAR COLLIDE ON U.S. 158
TRUOTSTOKES SCHMUUSi 8 INJURED
BUS-TRUCK CRASH INJURES 11 PEOPLE
GROUP WANTS OLD SCHOOL BUSES REPLACED
STATE MAY REQUEST MONEY TO REPLACE OVER 2,500 BUSES
Wfi-REHj\cO£NT FUNDS SHOULD BE TOP PRIORITY
CAR HITSBUS FROM BRAGTOWN SCHOOL; 11 HURT
N
P
H
H
S
H
S
H
S
E
-DATE — C -PG
6/12/1983 C
8/20/1988 C
12/09/1988 A
12/21/1988 A
12/22/1988 A
12/29/1988 C
14
4
4
4
3
PAGE 22
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I T
L Y
L P BYL
E
E
L
N
S
H
H
H
S
H
S
H
H
H
H
H
S
H
S
H
H
3/09/1988 A
3/10/1988 B
4/03/1988 B
4/04/1988 C
4/05/1988 C
4/06/1988 C
4/09/1988 B
4/11/1988 B
4/15/1983 C
5/11/1988 A
5/27/1988 C
9/25/1988 B
9/26/1988 B
9/28/1988 C
10/01/1988 B
10/20/1988 B
11/03/1988 C
2
2
1
1
1
4
1
1
4
11
r
J
1
4
o
8
4
8
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
S
H
S
H
H
H
S
H
H
H
H
H
H
S
H
H
H
H
S
H
H
S
s
H
1/08/1988 A
1/08/1988 A
1/22/1988 A
1/30/1988 A
2/01/1988 B
2/02/1988 C
2/13/1988 B
2/23/1988 B
2/26/1988 A
2/26/1988 A
2/26/1988 B
2/26/1988 A
2/27/1988
2/27/1988
2/29/1988
3/01/1988
3/01/1988
3/02/1988
3/05/1988
3/12/1988
3/18/1988
4/06/1988
4/23/1988
4/23/1988
4/26/1988 B
5/05/1988 B
5/10/1988 C
5/11/1988 B
5/19/1988 B
5/26/1988
5/27/1988
5/29/1988
6/02/1988
6/06/1988
A
A
B
A
B
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
N BIO
N M10
N
N
N
N
N
16 N
1 P N
1 N
5 N
1 N S92
1 P N
4 E
1 N
4 E
16 P N
12 N
14 N
3
1
2
1
1
7
1
6
18
1 P N
N
N A54
N
N
N W27
N
N 080
N
N
2
11
7
1
4
N
N
N
N M06
E
6/10/1988 A 1 P N P38
-LX630-
NONTHLY/
ANNUAL
1/01/1988
INDEX
12/31/1988
SCHOOL-BUS WRECK LEAVES WOMAN STABLE
CHARGES FILED IN AUTO, BUS WRECK
FIRM ADMITS NEGLIGENCE IN BUS CRASH
5 KILLED IN 1987-88 SCHOOL BUS WRECKS
SCHOOL BUS WRECK; 22 JORDAN HIGH STUDENTS ESCAPE INJURY;
SCHOOL BUS, TWO CARS IN WRECK
SCHOOL BUS WRECKS
SCHOOL BUS DAMAGED
ACCIDENTS, SHIPS
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, BOATS
SEE ALSO SHIPS
SEE ALSO SHIPWRECKS
3 SAILORS LOST, 22 INJURED, AS DAMAGED SUB REMAINS AFLOAT
BATTERY MAY HAVE CAUSED SUBMARINE FIRE
N.C. FAMILY AWAITS WORD ON SEARCH FOR MISSING SAILOR
BODIES OF N.C. SAILOR, 2 OTHERS FOUND IN SUBMARINE WRECKAGE
BODY OF TAR HEEL SAILOR RECOVERED FROM BONEFISH
LINDGREN REMEMBERED BY FRIENDS, FAMILY
SUBMARINE SAILOR BURIED NEAR BREVARD
ACCIDENTS, SHOOTINGS
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, HUNTING, N.C.
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, GUNS
SEE ALSO SHOOTINGS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO SHOOTINGS, N.C.
SEE ALSO SHOOTINGS, U.S.
MAN CRITICAL AFTER ACCIDENTAL SHOT
SHOOTING VICTIM'S CONDITION 'SERIOUS'
STUDENTS AT THOMASVILLE SCHOOL MOURNING AGAIN
DURHAM DRIVING INSTRUCTOR SLAIN
DURHAM HIGH BASEBALL COACH ACCIDENTALLY SHOT TO DEATH
DEPUTIES SAY FATAL SHOOTING ACCIDENTAL
18-YEAR-OLD GRAHAM MAN ACCIDENTAL SHOTING VICTIM
PERSON COUNTY MAN ACCIDENTALLY SHOT
ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING REPORTED IN PERSON
2-YEAR-OLD IS ACCIDENTALLY SHOT TO DEATH
GUNDS DO KILL PEOPLE
ROLESVILLE TEEN SHOT IN HEAD
STAGER'S BOND SET AT $250,000 IN SHOOTING DEATH OF HUSBAND
HENDERSON CHILD ACCIDENTALLY SHOT, KILLED
DEATH SHOULD SPARK ACTION
ROXBORO MAN SHOOTS HIMSELF BY ACCIDENT
CHILD SHOT, KILLED BY BROTHER
FATAL SHOOTING OF TEEN CALLED ACCIDENTAL
SHOTGUN BLAST KILLS BOY
HANDGUN STUDY COMES LATE FOR 2 N.C. TEENS
N.C. DEATHS HIGHLIGHT DANGERS OF HOME GUNS
$200,000 AWARDED IN QUICK-DRAW CASE
TEEN PLEADS GUILTY TO FRIEND'S DEATH
16-YEAR-OLD HUNTER KILLED
HALLOWEEN PRANK LEAVES MAN SHOT
PRANK LEADS TO TRAGEDY
PRAYERS, NOT LECTURES, COVETED
CHIHUAHUA SHOOTS THREE PEOPLE
POLICE LOG/NO CHARGES LIKELY AS MAN SHOOTS SELF
5-YEAR-OLD KILLED PLAYING WITH PISTOL
POLICE LOG/YOUTH CHARGED AFTER SHOOTING ACCIDENT
10-YEAR-OLD WOUNDED IN 'QUICK-DRAW' CONTEST WITH BROTHER, 9
TRAGEDY DOESN'T TAKE LONG
ACCIDENTS, SPACE RESEARCH
SEE ALSO SPACE RESEARCH
HORROR THEME BECOMES REALITY
ACCIDENTS, SPACE SHUTTLE
SEE ALSO SPACE SHUTTLE
CHALLENGER PILOT'S WIDOW REACHES SETTLEMENT IN SUIT
WIDOW OF PILOT OF CHALLENGER PLANNING APPEAL
ASTRONAUT'S WIDOW: THOSE RESPONSIBLE SHOULD FACE JUSTICE
BY SUBJECTS
PAGE 23
1/24/89
N
P
s
E E
D — DATE — C
I T
L Y
-PG L P BYL
S
H
S
H
IRIVER CHARGED H
H
S
S
2 6/10/1988 A
2 6/11/1988 C
2 8/09/1988 A
2 8/24/1988 B
2 9/08/1988 B
2 10/19/1988 C
2 11/17/1988 A
2 11/18/1988 C
1 P N M06
6 N
9 N
6 N
2 N
11 P N K30
10 N
2 N
4/26/1988
4/26/1988
4/26/1988
4/27/1988
4/28/1988
4/28/1988
5/02/1988 B
H
2
1/24/1988 B
2
N 080
S
2
1/25/1988 A
3
N 080
H
2
1/29/1988 B
4
N
S
2
2/01/1988 A
1
N
H
2
2/02/1988 C
4
S
2
2/02/1988 C
1
N B53
H
2
2/03/1988 B
4
H
1
2/19/1988 C
1
N
H
1
2/25/1988 B
2
N
H
2
3/15/1988 C
8
S
2
3/16/1988 A
4
E
H
2
4/13/1988 C
3
N
S
2
4/19/1988 A
1
N B53
H
2
4/28/1988 C
6
N
S
2
5/28/1988 A
4
E
H
2
6/22/1988 B
8
N
H
2
6/29/1988 B
9
N
H
2
7/02/1988 C
6
N
H
2
7/07/1988 B
2
N
S
2
7/07/1988 C
3
N
S
2
7/09/1988 A
4
E
H
2
8/27/1988 C
2
N
H
2
9/24/1988 A
10
N
S
2
10/22/1988 C
1
N
H
2 11/02/1988 B
1
N
H
2 11/03/1988 A
4
E
H
2 11/09/1988 A
4
L
H
2
11/18/1988 A
15
N
CHH 1
12/13/1988 A
3
N
H
2 12/14/1988 C
5
N
CHH 1
12/20/1988 A
3
N
H
2
12/24/1988 D
4
N
S
2 12/29/1988 A
4
E
S 2 9/07/1988 A 1 P N
H 2 8/23/1988 B 13 N
H 2 8/25/1988 A 18 N
H 2 8/31/1988 B 5 N
-LX630-
MONTHLY/
ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1988 - 12/31/1988
SUBJECTS
WIDOW OF SHUTTLE PILOT STILL SUPPORTIVE
»Y» FOOL
ACCIDENTS, SPORTS,.
SEE SPORTS, INJURIES
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, DROWNING, N.C.
SEE ALSO SUITING FOOLS
SiTYff^^ffl^^INGPOOL
l^KfWlGH CHILD DROWNS IN SWIMMING POOL
rmnRTNE LEAK SENDS DOZENS FROM RALEIGH CITY POOL 1U mariim.
CHEMICAL LEAK AT POOL ISBEING INVESTIGATED
ACCIDENTS, TRACTOR CAM . Tklr
^ES BKJhBVjgn ONE 1RT
HUi'lJMBMBUI » T& ACCIDENT
TRACTOR KILLS FATHER
EiSSffl TRIP TO KSPIT*
TRACTOR OVERTURNS; FRANKLIN MAN DIES
ACCIDENTS, TRACTOR-TRAILER
SEE ACCIDENTS, TRUCKS
ACCIDENTS, TRAINS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, AUTO-TRAIN
SEE ALSO PROPANE ^^
^N°HnS L TRUCK^ I IMVER ESCAPES WITH MINOR INJURIES
JBfflttmSBP&™ TARGETED
THAT'S A SWITCH ...
"BMBJffimMiim
SEE ALSO PROPANE
SEE ALSO RAILROAD CROSSINGS
^RaS^SSepSy ACCIDENT
0R HUW ISVS IN WILSON COUNTY
MAN SEWOUSlThURT WHILE TRYINGTO GET ON TRAIN
DRIVER OFGASaiNE TANKER INDICTED IN FATAL ACCIDENT
TRAIN KILLS PARAPLEGIC
TRAIN KILLS MAN LYING ON TRACKS
™iMi WnM wilson'forces rerouting m
twtk nRTUFRIS SENTENCED FOR TWO DEATHS IN CRASH
Sk ™iN AND DUMP TRUCK COLLIDE NEAR SMITHFIELD
TRAIN^TOTALS MOBILE WMESTUCK ON RAILWAY TRACKS
"WIEfaWlll INI^STRY
SE RflnJJAY T aES S oya fiery accident
TRACTOR-TRAILER BLOCKS TRAFFIC
URECK SNARLS 1-85 TRAFFIC FOR 2 HOURS
POLICE SAY 5TH VEHICLE CAUSED WRECK
FOG DELAYS AIRLINE TRAVEL
TRUCK HITS PEDESTRIAN
N E
P D — DATE-
PAGE 24
1/24/89
S I T
E L Y
C -PG L P BYL
S 2 9/05/1988 A 7
S
H
H
H
S
H
H
H
4/21/1988 A
4/22/1988 C
4/23/1988 C
6/20/1988 B
6/27/1988 A
7/23/1988 C
8/18/1988 A
8/19/1988 B
1
1
3
12
9
6
1
10
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
CHH
H
2/19/1988 B
5/05/1988 B
6/02/1988 D
6/03/1988 B
6/09/1988 B
9/01/1988 B
9/01/1988 C
9/16/1988 A
11/17/1988 C
6
1
7
10
n
£
1
6
3
8
N B53
N
N
N
N
N
N
N 080
N
N
N H90
N
H 2 3/16/1988 C 5 N
H 2 3/23/1988 ft 4
H 2 10/21/1988 A 1 N N36
S 2 11/18/1988 C 1 P P S76
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
S
S
H
H
CHH
H
S
H
S
s
H
1/08/1988 B
1/23/1988 C
2/13/1988
2/18/1983
2/20/1988
5/05/1988
6/22/1988
6/28/1988
7/29/1988
8/31/1988
10/05/1988
11/17/1988
11/27/1988
4
3
5
20
3
16
8
7
2
9
5
4
3
1/08/1988 B
1/11/1988 A
1/12/1988 B
1/12/1988 B
1/18/1988 C
1/19/1988 B
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
» N S17
N
N
N M51
N
N
' P S73
-LX630-
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/1988
INDEX BY
12/31/1988
SUBJECTS
SULFURIC ACID SPILL AVERTED
TRAIN HITS TRUCK STUCK ON TRACKS
TRACTOR-TRAILER CRASH BLOCKS N.C. 56 NEAR CREEDMOOR
3 TRUCKS COLLIDE; DRIVERS RECEIVE MINOR INJURIES
SUDDEN HAIL STORM?
DURHAM WOMAN DIES
WRECK VICTIM'S SON-IN-LAU CITED UITH PUNCHING TRUCKER
NEAL ROAD TRESTLE KNOCKED DOWN
TWO KILLED, THREE INJURED AS CARS COLLIDE WITH TANKER
SCHOOL BUS, TRUCK COLLIDE IN APEX
TRUCKS WRECK
DRIVER INJURED AS TWO TRUCKS COLLIDE
TANKER BLOCKS U.S. 1
THREE MEN KILLED AS PICKUP WRECKS WEST OF ROXBORO
ROXBORO WRECK KILLS BROTHERS AND THIRD MAN
TRAIN HITS TRUCK, BUT DRIVER ESCAPES WITH MINOR INJURIES
MAN KILLED AS DUMP TRUCK HITS CAR
STOLEN TRUCK IN COLLISION; TWO DRIVERS HOSPITALIZED
MARYLAND COURT BACKS CONVICTION OF TRUCK DRIVER
TRUCK OVERTURNS
MOTORCYCLE RIDER KILLED IN COLLISION WITH PICKUP
TRUCK TOPPLED
TRUCK OVERTURNS
TWO TEENS DIE AS CAR CRASHES INTO SIDE OF TRUCK
TRACTOR-TRAILER FLIPS, BLOCKS U.S. 1
DUMP TRUCK, CAR COLLIDE, INJURING 3
WOMAN INJURED AS TRUCK COLLIDES WITH CAR, HITS TREE
MAN INJURED IN WRECK ON U.S. 70
DRIVER OF GASOLINE TANKER INDICTED IN FATAL ACCIDENT
S.C. MAN DIES OF CRASH INJURIES
ACCIDENT PROBE PROVES TWIN-TRAILER DANGER
FALLING LIMB KILLS WOMAN
WEATHER FATALITY
BURLINGTON WOMAN KILLED IN ACCIDENT
BUS-TRUCK CRASH INJURES 11 PEOPLE
UNC ADMINISTRATOR DIES
TRACTOR-TRAILER OVERTURNS ON N.C. 54
TWO MEN INJURED IN WRECK ON N.C. 54
WRECK REDUCES TACO SHELLS TO 'CHIPS'
CRASH
MAN TEST-DRIVING TRUCK ENDS UP ON THE ROAD—LITERALLY
MILK SHAKE
POLICE LOG/ORANGE COUNTY MAN CHARGED IN TRUCK ACCIDENT
PERSON COUNTY MAN KILLED IN WRECK
EFLAND MAN KILLED MONDAY IN U.S. 70 CAR-TRUCK CRASH
TRAPPED UNDER WRECK
GEYSER
TRUCK ACCIDENT CAUSES FLOOD
MULTIVEHICLE WRECK SNARLS TRAFFIC
MULTIVEHICLE WRECK SNARLS TRAFFIC
TRUCK WITH 9 CHEMICALS CRASHES
NINE PEOPLE INJURED IN CALDWELL ACCIDENT
TRUCK KNOCKS DOWN POLE ON HILLSBOROUGH
WHITE GOO ON U.S. 70 ALARMS RUSH-HOUR DRIVERS
TENNESSEE MAN INJURED IN WRECK
RUSH-HOUR TRAFFIC ENDURES MUCK*. 450 GALLONS OF IT
TROOPER HURT IN ACCIDENT AT GREENSBORO
EASY-OPENING TOP
TRUCK FLIPS; DRIVER KILLED
PICKUP WRECK KILLS DRIVER
TRUCK HITS POLE, CUTS OFF POWER, TELEPHONES
HEATING OIL SPILLED IN TANKER COLLISION
INTERSTATE TRAFFIC JAM
CAR, TRUCK COLLIDE; ONE DRIVER INJURED
2 INJURED AS TRUCK CAREENS INTO ENO
TRUCK, STALLED CAR COLLIDE; 3 HURT
FIRM ADMITS NEGLIGENCE IN BUS CRASH
INSTANT OBSTACLE COURSE
RESCUE IN PROGRESS
RICKIE KIM RUDD, IN PICKUP CRASH
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
S 2
S 2
CHH 1
H 2
H 2
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S I T
E L Y
C -PG L P BYL
1/22/1988
1/23/1988
1/26/1988
1/26/1988
2/06/1988
2/10/1988
2/11/1988 B
2/11/1988 B
2/20/1988 C
2/23/1988 B
2/25/1988 A
3/02/1988 B
3/02/1988 C
3/13/1988 B
3/14/1988 C
3/16/1988 C
3/18/1988 C
3/21/1988 B
3/24/1988 D
3/24/1988
3/24/1988
3/31/1988
3/31/1988
4/06/1988
4/08/1988
4/20/1988
4/26/1988
5/05/1988
5/05/1988
5/06/1988
5/06/1988
5/25/1988 B
5/25/1988 B
5/27/1988 C
5/27/1988 A
5/28/1988 B
5/31/1988 A
6/01/1988 B
6/01/1988 C
6/08/1988 A
6/09/1988 B
6/15/1988 A
6/15/1988
6/24/1988
6/28/1988
7/03/1988
7/05/1988
7/06/1988 B
7/13/1988 B
7/13/1988 B
7/14/1988 A
7/15/1988 A
7/16/1988 C
7/19/1988 A
7/19/1988 A
7/20/1988 B
7/22/1988 A
7/26/1988 B
7/26/1988 A
7/27/1988 A
7/31/1988 C
8/05/1988 B
8/06/1988 A
8/09/1988 B
8/09/1988 A
8/09/1988 A
8/09/1988 A
8/10/1988 A
8/11/1988 B
8/12/1988 B
T32
M66
N T35
N
N
N
P
N
N
N
N
N
P
N
N
N
N T33
N
N
N
N
P
P
P
N
N
N B53
N
N S73
N
N
E
N
P
N
N
N
N 080
N B53
P S76
N
P R63
N
N
S76
T32
T32
1 P
1 P
T37
T37
S73
T44
1 P N R63
1 P P T44
P
P
P
P
N
N
N
N B53
N
N
N
P T44
N B53
N
N
P L38
N
N R63
N 080
N
P L38
P K30
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SUBJECTS
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CASWELL HAN DIES IN TRUCK ACCIDENT
HAN DIES IN BIKE WRECK
S^OmSriSS AlSKrFLIST SNUFFED OUT IN DURHAM BY TRUCK
E B^KK ^LLf & TRUCK FLIPS
S^X^MSffiuiNG WOMAN INSIDE
RESCUE
P^tfsCOTP UP COINS AT SITE OF TRUCK CRASH
TOCX RI6WIVEN BY DURHAM HAN STRIKES TOUR BUS
DRIVER GETS 1 MINOR INJURIES IN TRUCK WRECK
RALEIGH MAN DIES OF INJURIES FROM WRECK
TW€ KILLED, FOUR HURT IN COLLISION
HURDLE MILLS MAN KILLED IN TRACTOR-TRUCK ACCIDENT
BURLINGTON MAN INJURED
TRUCK SKIDS OFF 1-85
BSj^UHHftl SLICK ROAD
TT^CTOR-TR'AILERS INVOLVED IN ACCIDENTS
FS^O^SplRTLii^HAN CHARGED WITH DUI
TRUCK OVERTURNS IN DURHAM . „
FOUR MEN INJURED SAT. IN WRECK ON N.C. 86
URECK VICTIM DIES SATURDAY AT NCHH
POLICE LOG/NO ONE INJURED IN TRUCK WRECK
S'WIVER^S KicED FOR TWO IEATHS IN CRASH
POICE LOG^€RLY WOMAN HIT BY TRUCK AT MALL
GU^^KILLQ AS VEHICLE OVERTURNS
SEVERAL VEHICLES WRECK
SSBMB CHWO IN DEATH
KAN FULLED SAFELY FROM FIERY WRECK
BE GLAD, BEES GONE
DURttAH MAN HIT BY TRUCK, DIES
OOPS —
TOO-TALL TRUCK _ t _
TT^sKo 1 EfF^AFTER BSAKE SLIPS; DRMR CITED
SSlWsIl PHOTO CHANCE AS TRUCK SLAMS INTO BUILDING
FUEL OIL SPILLS
TANKER TOPPLED
TT,e A C NAP _._
PTQnnnFSPILL SLOWS EARLY RUSH-HOUR TRAFFIC
KtoainaU jg ™^ f*ure *$ smthfield
uti I T&M >BTUY' GATES JR., IN WAKE TRUCK ALLlUtfti
7-YEArVd GIRL KILLED IN WRECK; TWO OTHER? HURT
URECK INJURIES KILL SON, BOYFRIEND
^g^&^nWX-. MOTHER HURT ATTESTING TO SAVE HIM
MAN THROWN FROM TRUCK AND KILLED
PREVENT BRIDGE ACCIDENTS
OVERTURNED TRUCK BLOCKS TRAFFIC
GASOLINETANKER EXPLODES i ON U.S. 70
GASOLINE TANKER OVERTURNS, EXPLODES ^ rmrT
MLEIGH MAN'S CONDITION FAIR AFTER ACCIDENT
ACCIDENTS, VANS, DURHAM
WOMAN, 77, KILLED BY VAN , „.,. r . M , Tur
GOTDSAMARITAN STOPS TO HELP, BUT VAN KEEPS ROLLING
FIRE CHIEF SUFFERS INJURIES
VAN DRIVER C ACES CHARGES
VAN COLLIDES WITH PaiCE CAR lumm „
THREEPEOPLE HURT IN CAR-VAN ACCIDENT
N
P
CHH
S
H
H
CHH
H
E
D
1
2
2
2
1
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
1
2
-DATE-
S
E
C -PG
H
H
S
S
H
H
CHH
H
H
H
CHH
H
CHH
H
S
H
CHH
S
H
CHH
S
CHH
CHH
CHH
H
H
CHH
H
S
H
H
H
S
H
S
H
H
A
A
C
B
A
C
A
C
A
C
D
8/12/1988
8/12/1988
8/13/1988
8/14/1988
8/14/1988
8/18/1988
8/19/1988
8/19/1988
8/19/1988
8/19/1988
8/20/1988 .
8/23/1988 B
8/23/1988 A
8/24/1988 B
8/25/1988 C
9/01/1988 B
9/03/1988 A
9/10/1988
9/14/1988
9/15/1988
9/21/1988
9/23/1988
9/23/1988
9/23/1988
9/24/1988
9/24/1988
9/24/1988
9/25/1988
9/26/1988
9/26/1988
9/29/1988
10/05/1988
10/08/1988
10/11/1988
10/11/1988
10/12/1988
10/14/1988
10/17/1988 B
10/19/1988 A
10/30/1988 B
T
Y
P BYL
N H90
N M06
N
N P38
N H90
N
P T32
N T32
P T32
T32
P
4 N
13 N
3 N
6 N
6
1 P
1 P P R63
N
3
8 P
1 P
10
3
4
11 P
3
9
3
3
3
8
5
3
12
S73
10/31/1988
11/01/1988
11/02/1988
C
B
_ B
CHH 1 11/02/1988 A
■- C
C
c
H
S
S
H
s
CHH
H
H
H
H
S
H
H
H
S
S
H
H
11/04/1988
11/04/1988
U/07/1988 _
11/08/1988 B
11/08/1988 B
11/15/1988 A
11/17/1988
11/17/1988
11/20/1988
11/22/1988
11/30/1988
12/01/1988 _
12/09/1988 B
12/13/1988 A
12/22/1988 A
12/27/1988 A
12/28/1988 B
12/30/1988 C
N R63
P K30
P L38
N
N
N
P
N
N
N H90
N H90
N
N
N
N
N
N
9 P P K30
2 N
N M51
E
P
P
N
N S17
P
N B53
P M66
P H66
P T37
N M70
N
N M51
N
N
N
N
L
N M06
N
N
N
1
4
2
1
1
16
10
1
1
1
12
1
3
4
3
1
12
10
4
1
2
7
4
T37
T37
2 1/31/1988 B
2 6/17/1988 C
2 6/21/1988 A
2 6/27/1988 B
2 7/04/1988 B
2 7/17/1988 B
N
N
N
N
N
N
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3 HURT IN WEEKEND ACCIDENT AT U.S.
RUNAWAY BOAT SLAMS INTO CAR
70, SPARGER ROAD
ACCIDENTS, VANS, N.C.
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, VANS, U.S.
DUKE ATHLETES SLIGHTLY INJURED IN CAR ACCIDENT
CRASH KILLS ONE; SECOND ESCAPES FIRE
CRASH INJURES BASKETBALL TEAM
ACCIDENTS, VANS, U.S.
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, VANS, N.C.
3 IN DURHAM FAMILY DIE IN WRECK
ACCOUNTANTS
SEE CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS
SEE N.C, ACCOUNTING METHODS
ACCQUNTEMPS
SOME JOB COMPLAINTS ARE NOT CAPITAL CASES
THE ACCUSED (FILM)
ACTING, TENSION, END RATE 'ACCUSED' AWARD
THE TEN BEST FILMS OF 1988
ACCUTANE (ACNE DRUG)
SEE ALSO ACNE
SEE ALSO DRUGS
RESEARCH ON ACCUTANE GOING FROM TRIANGLE TO WASHINGTON
DRUG-INDUCED BIRTH DEFECTS NOT LIMITED TO ACCUTANE
PRODUCER OF ANTI-ACNE MEDICATION OFFERS PROGRAM FOR SAFE PREGNANCIES
ACID FOG
SEE ALSO FOG
ASBESTOS, ACID FOG TOPICS OPEN AIR POLLUTION MEETING
ACID RAIN
SEE ALSO AIR POLLUTION
SEE ALSO RAINFALL, N.C.
STATE UNIVERSITY STUDY EXAMINING ACID RAIN DAMAGE TO HOUSE PAINT
ACID RAIN'S EFFECTS ON PAINT STUDIED
SAVE MONEY AND LAKES
MOUNTAIN STREAMS IN EAST TOO ACIDIC, EPA REPORT SAYS
GROUP SAYS NITROGEN FROM ACID RAIN TAKING TOLL ON N.C. RIVERS, SOUNDS
DYING TREES STUN TOURISTS
ACIDIC SOIL AFFECTED BY ACID RAIN - STUDY
UNC ASKED TO HELP FIGHT ACID RAIN
HEED THE PROPHETS ON THE MOUNTAIN
ACKLAND ART CENTER
SEE UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL ACKLAND ART CENTER
ACME FEED MILL
FEED MILL PROMISES TO REDUCE ODOR
ACNE
SEE ALSO ACCUTANE (ACNE DRUG)
SEE ALSO DISEASES (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC DISEASES)
SEE ALSO RETIN-A
SEE ALSO SKIN DISEASES
ACNE OINTMENT BEING USED TO BATTLE AGING
PRODUCER OF ANTI-ACNE MEDICATION OFFERS PROGRAM FOR SAFE PREGNANCIES
BALANCED DIET AND GENTLE WASHING OFTEN HELP ACNE
THE ACORN PLAN (BOOK)
CARPENTER WITH SNAKE FANCY FINDS SUCCESS AS HUSBAND AND WRITER
ERSTWHILE SNAKEHANDLER PROVES DEFT STORY TELLER
ACOUSTIC MUSIC
SEE ALSO MUSIC
GOOD WOOD; A LOOK AT ACOUSTIC MUSIC CLUBS IN DURHAM & CHAPEL HILL
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I T
L Y
-PG L P BYL
S 2 7/18/1988 A 10 N
S 2 11/02/1988 A 11 N
H 2 2/19/1988 B 2 N
H 2 3/26/1988 C 3 N
S 2 10/10/1988 A 7 N
S 2 12/22/1988 A 1 N B53
H 2 5/22/1988 B 7 N
2 11/25/1988 D
2 12/30/1988 D
2 4/23/1988 B
2 5/11/1988 C
2 9/08/1988 C
3 P R S66
10 P R S66
5 N M97
3 U
9 N K65
H 2 5/03/1988 C 7 N M97
S 2
1/22/1988 A
6
N
H 2
1/23/1988 B
5
N
H 2
2/25/1988 A
4
L
H 2
3/24/1988 A
10
N
H 2
4/26/1988 C
2
N
H 2
6/27/1988 B
1
P N
H 2
6/30/1988 C
8
N D80
CHH 1
11/12/1988 A
1
N S17
CHH 1
11/13/1988 A
4
E
H 1 4/07/1988 B 1 N T35
S 2 6/06/1988 C 1 N
H 2 9/08/1988 C 9 N K65
CHH 1 11/25/1988 A 6 U
2 8/28/1988 E 3 P U H45
2 11/13/1988 E 3 P U H45
H 2 5/20/1988 D 12 P F S69
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E L Y
C -PG L P BYL
ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME
ftUi S^SOAIDS RELATfDCOMPLEX
SEE ALSO AZT (AZIDOTHYMINE)
SEE ALSO CARBOVIR
i SJ8 SK^SO J^S OF SPECIFIC DISEASES)
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, AIDS RESEARCH
SEE ALSO HIV VIRUS
SEE ALSO IMMUNE SYSTEM „ „
■ SJB Ec^XW**TH PROJECT
SEE ALSO RETROVIR
SEE ALSO SAFE SEX ^^ „,„._«
H ALSO SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASES
SEE ALSO WORLD AIDS DAY _ .„_
LIFTING DRUGS ARE HALLMARK OF '87
EBUCATIWAL PROGRAMS ALLAY FEARS OF AIDS
f^WhDSTO SKA^T DUKE COkFEFSCE _„
AID? VICTIMS «ED &, EXPERT TBJ.S. [^CONFERENCE
buviubbrAIIE KNOWLEDGE AMONG STUDENTS
HHOmUER HUGE OFFIC^HENW*ING DRUG ARREST
MZXXSZ SAYS AIDS VIRUS MAY NOT BE DEATH SENTENCE
^K^S MOTEL AT TRAVELERS **TING STUDIO-SUITES
MIBfllKS&TtBME CONDOM KEY RINGS, T-SHIRTS
ANTIBIOTICS PREVENT PNEUMONIA IN AIDS VICTIMS
trSSaSnB ON LEGAL ASPECTS OF AIDS EPIDEMIC
SGCIALWH^S TO WSCUSS CARING FOR A IK j^TTEMTS
NS YORKHCSPITAL OFFICIAL RAPS FEKKAL AIDS POLICIES
MANBITES DOG THEATER STAGES AIDS BENEFIT
WARMTH HELPS VIEWER THROUGH ANGRY- HEART'
BSy nva ni m n CLOUD AIDS FIGHT
EE^ BSFfflS u,. ™
ilSr^'og^TOia OF DISEASE
^TLI^^ R KM^Tlof ^ AIDS
CRITICISM WITHOUT CAUSE
COMMENT UNFAIRLY CRITICIZED
ATftP HF^SAfiE IS CLEj^
iKf^'sK pTfWdS VICTIMS' HEDICM. CARE
CWIDENTIALITY SSIDE.AMA URGES AIDS ALERT
R^AN SENDS MIXED MESSAGE ABCUTAIDS
THEATER GIVES MONEY TO AIDS SUPPORT GROUP
DON'T GAMBLE WITH YOUR LIFE
FEAR HURTS BLOOD SUPPLY
a?ds f^r KB ™ oun, KIN'S BLOOD
STDE^NffiW^lo™ SYmILIS M
THE SLANTED AIDS REPORT
HQJISPLAYS HARDBALL WITH AIDS BILL
AIDS-BLOOD NEWS MISHANDLED
A^ S^Fffi'rafeT NATION'S NEEDS
GLAXO TO STUDY WWG FOUND TO CURB AIDS
cmfflffl&'eNE HEALTHY EFFORT TO AIDS EDUCATION
NEW^YO^aJ^NEmES PROGRAM HELPS DRUG USERS
S
s
s
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
S
S
s
H
H
H
H
S
H
S
S
H
S
H
H
H
H
H
S
H
S
H
S
S
H
S
H
S
H
H
S
S
H
S
S
H
S
H
H
2
2
2
2
2
2
I
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
CHH 1
H 2
1/06/1988 C
1/16/1988 A
1/16/1988 B
1/17/1988 B
1/22/1988 C
1/73/1988 C
1/28/1988 A
1/29/1988 B
2/04/1988 A
2/07/1988 B
2/12/1988 B
2/13/1988 C
2/17/1983
2/18/1988
2/18/1988
3/02/1988
3/22/1988.
3/24/1988
4/09/1988
4/15/1988
4/21/1988
4/29/1988
4/30/1988
5/02/1988
5/05/1988
5/05/1988
5/11/1988
5/30/1988
6/04/1988
6/06/1988
6/06/1988
6/13/1988
6/15/1988
6/16/1988
7/01/1988
7/02/1988
7/08/1988
7/09/1988
7/15/1988
7/18/1988
7/20/1988
8/09/1988
8/15/1988
8/22/1988
9/07/1988
9/10/1988 ..
10/07/1988 B
10/08/1988 A
10/11/1988
10/18/1988
10/20/1988
11/15/1988
11/20/1988
11/26/1988
6
1
1
10
4 F
1
26
8
4
7 F
1
2
4
1 I
4
6
6
6
4
5
9
4
3
13
4
4
4
6
4
4
4
4
4
1
4
1
4
4
4
1
L59
1
1
5
4
12
4
1
4
8
4
1
4
U
N B85
N
N D80
N T33
N L90
N
N C60
E
U L41
N
N U80
E
1 F B71
R U63
N
L
N U80
N
N
N
R
E
N
N R80
P R B71
E
L
N
E
L
E
L
L
N
E
N
L
E
E
N
N
N
N H65
J Oil
E
N
L
N C60
E
N
E
N Vll
L
H65
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frank talk key to halting aids
acquired immune deficiency syndrome, blacks
nccu conference targets aids
nccu session tackles aids impact on blacks
acquired immune deficiency syndrome, costs
see also health care, costs
duke expert.' aids costs 'tremendous*
aids safety steps cost hospitals more
educational programs allay fears of aids
federal money for azt may be running out in n.c.
who will pay for aids health care?
burroughs wellcome is not the azt bully
aids task force urges stronger laws
aids task force unveils grim report
acquired immune deficiency syndrome, durham cases
see also aids community residence association
see also aids services project
see also artists for aids support
see also duke univ. aids task force
see also duke univ. medical center, aids research
see also durham aids network
duke expert! aids costs 'tremendous*
durham va hospital gets research center to study aids virus
durham reports 2 cases of aids-linked leukemia
durham dentists don gloves and masks to protect against aids
durham county health board votes to put aids warnings on billboards
false, offensive advertising
food, fun — and all that jazz
duke to survey students on aids issues
durham group seeks funds for aids home
aids home planned in durham
group seeks corporate funds for aids house to serve southeast
corporations asked to help finance aids patients' home
aids home will show durham's compassion
residence for aids victims worthy goal
aids home effort raises *32,0o0
funds needed for aids home
aids house home with *10,000 gift
aids house fund-raising tops goal
aids; two specials sponsored by durham county hospital corporation (ad)
aids: can i get it? (ad)
group finds aids house
aids house in durham raises downpayment money
scon hustead, aids educator
aids educator dies
durham theater company makes donations to aids support groups
in durham's inner city, aids is rearing its deadly head
dispute delays rtp firm's aids study
county gets aids education grants . „ „„„
a carousel of pain; families of children with aids grasp for brass rings
aids benefit group looks for bicycle riders
trimming trees to fight aids
2 groups to help homeless with aids
acquired immune deficiency syndrome, education
see health education
see sex education
acquired immune deficiency syndrome, health professionals
see also emergency medical technicians
see also health care workers
see also laboratory technicians
see also nurses, u.s.
see also physicians, u.s.
educational programs allay fears of aids
duke nurse says aids virus may not be death sentence
durham dentists don gloves and masks to protect against aids
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S I T
E L Y
C -PG L P BYL
S 2 12/01/1988 A
2 10/11/1988 A
2 10/11/1988 A
1/15/1988
1/16/1988
1/16/1988
7/27/1988
8/31/1988
9/02/1988
11/11/1988
12/30/1988
CHH 1
H 2
S 2
1/15/1988 A
2/06/1988 B
2/15/1988 A
2/16/1988 B
2/19/1988 C
3/11/1988
4/12/1988
4/13/1988
4/14/1988
4/15/1988
4/15/1988
4/16/1988
4/16/1988
4/23/1988
4/23/1983
4/29/1988
5/03/1988
5/04/1988
5/23/1988 B
5/25/1988 A
5/25/1988 A
5/26/1988 B
6/15/1988 B
6/15/1988 A
7/09/1988 A
7/12/1988 A
7/29/1988 A
9/02/1988 B
9/25/1988 A
10/14/1988 A
11/18/1988 A
12/24/1988 A
1 C N C60
1 N H65
Q B85
Q B85
N P85
N
N
E
N
N
1
6
1
6
1
4
6
2
1
1
1
c
4
4
1
4
1
1
6
8
1
11
8
10
10
1
3
12
1
3
6
1
Q B85
N C60
N B85
N T33
N A54
L
U W15
N ISO
N W82
N
N W82
N
E
E
N W82
L
N H70
N
A
A
N H70
N
N
N C60
N
N
' N C60
N S17
' F Zll
N H65
S 2 1/16/1988 A
H 2 1/29/1988 B
H 2 2/16/1988 B
1 N B85
8 N C60
6 P N T33
-LX630-
MONTHLY/
ANNUAL
1/01/1988
INDEX BY
12/31/1988
SUBJECTS
S
P D — BATE — C -PG
^ T ^BEKl<liY S EXPOSEB HEALTH UORKERS
p^ce^amoS Sorkersto PROTECT EVIDENCE
-■"B fiTfiKS oStls i« T & CASES
NCCU TttCHER FEARS FOR TREATY ON ANGOLA, NAMIBIA
ACQUIRED IMHJNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME, NAMES PROJECT
SE ^IDS S QUILT L PROJECT TOUR SHOWS ART OF LIVING THROUGH ART OF DEATH
ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROtC, N.C. CASES
^SFFALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C, AIDS
SEE ALSO nVcVAIDS SERVICETOALITION
SEE ALSO N.C, AIDS TASK FORCE ATnp
SEE ALSO N.C. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, AIDS
1 tl SSU: * liffl Hit A OF MEDICINE, AIDS DEMENTIA CENTER
SEE ALSO WAKE COUNTY SCHOOLS, AIDS g 2
^^TE^SS ^SflN ENGLISHES 2
UILKES^ARM PROVIDES PLACE FOR AIDS , PATIENTS TO DIE H 2
SKKKlffiuc " — "■ M,s "" 5 1
AIDS DEATH CONFIRMED IN LEE COUNTY s 2
SmSr mfai TvfpRIVACY CONFLICT TO BE DISCUSSED _ H S
KtoR^AIDS fficULUM SET FOR COUNTY HIGH SCHOOLERS H 3
S^rSPuw™So|1^ CONNOR MOW « 2 2
NWUVJhlOKHH I 2
FUNDS NEEDED FOR AIDS HOME H 2
GET FACTS ABOUT AIDS uirTTHQt mR RTGHTS H 2
rnmc't; I &USUIT MAY BE TEST OF AIDS VICTIMS' JUB ^jwii3 h ~
REPORTS MOUNTING ON DISCRIMINATION AGAINST AIDS VICTIMS g 2
^rmTQT?n4«S Airs EDUCATION MONEY BEING HELD UP ^ An S S
finSSIIi ?TOSEND OEHwfes TO GENERAL ASSEMBLY NEXT YEAR H 12
orSants aidsprogram geared toward minorities
S GRANT REQUEST DESERVES FUNDING
•F'OWERHOUSE' PIANIST, OF AIDS
PEDIATRICIAN BATTLES WITH AIDS ETHICS
w§ ansnuwrai i » n. c .
ff^lliS AIDS ^
AGENCY ACCUSED OF DELAYING AIDS FUNDS
SffiW^ RUNNING OJT IN N.C.
FEDERAL MONEY FOR AIDS DRUG RUNNING OUT
GRANTS AWARDED FOR AIDS PROGRAMS
ADIFFERENT TEXAN OFFERS A DIFFERENT VIEW
PLASMA MNATION ON RISE INCHAPEL f HILL
HOMOSEXUAL GROUP ISSUES 'SAFE-SEX' CARDS H
W£UHK!ttfl& Son for aiis study h w
ggfiffl RBWBr HAr
WHO WILL PAY FOR AIDS HEALTH CARE?
H 2 4/15/1988 A 4
H 2 7/04/1988 A 12
S 2 10/17/1988 C 1
PAGE 30
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I T
L Y
L P BYL
L
N
N B53
S 1 10/17/1988 A 7 N
H 2 11/22/1988 A 4 E
H 2 12/25/1988 A 1 P N 046
H 2 7/10/1988 C 12 P N
A
A
C
A
D
C
; C
C
A
A
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
H 2
H 1
CHH 1
S 2
H 2
S 2
S 2
H
H
H
2
2
CHH 1
1/15/1988
1/15/1988
1/21/1988
1/21/1988
1/23/1988
1/30/1988
2/05/1988
2/11/1988
2/16/1988
2/18/1988 ..
2/18/1988 D
2/20/1988 B
2/24/1988 B
2/26/1988 B
3/12/1988 A
3/17/1988 A
3/22/1988 B
3/25/1988 D
4/14/1988 A
4/15/1988 A
4/29/1988 A
5/04/1988 A
5/05/1988 B
6/13/1988 A
6/20/1988 C
6/22/1988 B
6/23/1988 A
6/24/1988
6/24/1988
6/27/1988
6/28/1988
6/30/1988
7/12/1988
7/13/1988 ..
7/22/1988 B
7/27/1983 C
7/27/1988 C
7/28/1988 C
8/01/1988 B
8/02/1988 A
8/09/1988 A
8/10/1988 B
8/22/1988 B
8/24/1988
8/24/1988
8/24/1988
8/25/1988
8/30/1988
8/31/1988
1
11
22
12
5
1
2
10
11
12
2
3
2
10
9
16
1
4
1
1
4
4
2
13
3
1 I
4
12
3
4
1
1
14
11
1
2
4
5
4
3
7
5
1
1
1
1
16
5
Q B85
N
N
N
N
N K65
N
N
N
N
N B71
N
N
N
N
N
N L90
• F W66
N W82
' N W82
L
L
N
N
N
N
: N H90
E
N B81
L
N
N B21
N
N
P U M06
N
N
N
L
P N B21
N
P N
N C60
P Q S17
N S17
P Q S17
N
N
-LX630- MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1788 - 12/31/1988
SUBJECTS
CDC FINDS HIGH AIDS RATE AMONG MIGRANTS
STATE SHIFTS FOCUS IN AIDS FIGHT
AIDS DECREASING IN SAN FRANCISCO
STATE STATISTICS GIVE PROFILE OF AIDS VICTIMS
SUSPECT BLOOD MISTAKENLY SENT TO N.C.
SMALL RISK SEEN FROM BLOOD MISHAP
TAINTED BLOOD REACHES TRIANGLE
PRINCIPALS TOLD HEALTH DEPT. SETTLES AIDS CASES
AH FUNDING URGED IN APPEALS TO GOV. MARTIN
DOCTORS TO DONATE BLOOD
CAROLINA GAYS HOLDING WEEKEND MEETING HERE
N.C. CENTRAL HOSTING CONFERENCE ON BLACKS AND AIDS
SPIRALING COST OF BLOOD RAISES NCMH BUDGET REQUEST
NCCU SESSION TO FOCUS ON AIDS, BLACK PEOPLE
TALLYING THE AIDS CENSUS
NCCU CONFERENCE TARGETS AIDS
NCCU SESSION TACKLES AIDS IMPACT ON BLACKS
NEW N.C. LAWS URGED TO PROTECT AIDS VICTIMS
WILSON AIDS POLICY
AIDS TASK FORCE URGES STRONGER LAWS
UNC TO SPONSOR AIDS DAY FAIR
TEAM GIVES SUPPORT TO AIDS VICTIMS
UNC TO HOST AIDS DAY FAIR
ADDITIONAL *6 MILLION SOUGHT BY STATE FOR AIDS PROGRAMS
TOO MUCH ON TAXES AND AIDS
AIDS TASK FORCE UNVEILS GRIM REPORT
ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME, NOTIFICATION LAW
AIDS NOTIFICATION RULE BECOMES EFFECTIVE FEB. 1
ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME, ORANGE COUNTY
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C, AIDS
ORANGE COUNTY SEEKS AIDS RELATED FUNDS
AIDS GRANT FALLS SHORT OF COUNTY REQUEST
TOWN READIES AIDS EDUCATION FOR EMPLOYEES
ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME, RESEARCH
SEE ALSO DRUGS, RESEARCH
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, AIDS RESEARCH
SEE ALSO MEDICAL RESEARCH
AIDS RESEARCHER TO SPEAK AT DUKE
AIDS EXPERT'S TALK CANCELED
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH RESEARCHERS MAY EXPLORE EFFECTS OF MICROWAVES
DURHAM VA HOSPITAL GETS RESEARCH CENTER TO STUDY AIDS VIRUS
PATENT ON AH APPROVED (CORRECTION PRINTED 2-12-88)
HORSE DISEASE STUDIED TO UNDERSTAND AIDS
STUDY SHOWS AH SHRINKS AIDS VIRUS
ADVANCES FURTHER UNDERSTANDING OF HUMAN BODY'S IMMUNE SYSTEM
DUKE RESEARCHER RECEIVES GRANT OF $120,000 FOR STUDY OF HERPES VIRUS
NEW YORK HOSPITAL OFFICIAL RAPS FEDERAL AIDS POLICIES
MORALITY SHOULDN'T CLOUD AIDS FIGHT
BURROUGHS WELLCOME WIDENS AIDS DRUG STUDY
INFECTIOUS DISEASES CONFERENCE NEXT WEEK
RESEARCHER! AIDS SPREADING FASTEST TO HETEROSEXUALS
STUDY! AZT MIGHT REDUCE SPREAD OF AIDS
DRUG RESTORES IQS OF CHILDREN WITH AIDS, STUDIES SHOW
HOMOSEXUALS TO SEND DEMANDS TO GENERAL ASSEMBLY NEXT YEAR
ORANGE GRANT REQUEST DESERVES FUNDING
AIDS FIGHT RECEIVES $3,600
CANADIAN WALKING AROUND THE WORLD FOR AIDS RESEARCH
A WALK ON THE WILD SIDE TO HELP AIDS VICTIMS
RESEARCHERS USING ANTI-AIDS DRUG TO TREAT BABY
N.C. THEATER MANAGERS: AIDS RESEARCH DONATIONS GENEROUS
DISPUTE DELAYS RTP FIRM'S AIDS STUDY
SPACE SHUTTLE MAY GIVE WINGS TO AIDS PROJECT STARTED AT RTP
GRANTS AWARDED FOR AIDS PROGRAMS
UNC MEDICAL SCHOOL GETS *3,5 MILLION FOR AIDS STUDY
BOWMAN GRAY SCIENTISTS LINK HERPES, AIDS VIRUSES
UNC TO OPEN AIDS RESEARCH CENTER
BURROUGHS WELLCOME IS NOT THE AH BULLY
N
P
S
S
S
S
H
H
S
CHH 1
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
D — DATE-
PAGE 31
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S I T
E L Y
C -PG L P BYL
CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
H 3
H 2
S 2
9/02/1988
9/06/1988
9/07/1988
9/08/1988
9/15/1988
9/16/1988
9/19/1988
9/20/1988
9/21/1988 B
9/22/1988 B
9/30/1988 A
9/30/1988
10/03/1988
10/03/1988
10/07/1988
10/11/1988
10/11/1988
10/14/1988 B
10/19/1988 C
11/11/1988 A
11/19/1988 A
11/25/1988 B
11/29/1988 A
12/04/1988 B
12/08/1988 A
12/30/1988 C
2
5
5
5
5
11
1
1
3
5
3
7
1
6
4
1
1
4
2
7
7
1
7
1
4
3
Oil
Oil
Oil
N
J
J
J
N
N
N H65
N S17
N
N
N S17
N
N S17
N
E
N C60
N H65
N
N
N
N
F 659
N
N
L
N
H 2 2/11/1988 C 10 N
CHH 1 8/02/1988 A
CHH 1 8/24/1988 A
CHH 1 11/07/1988 A
3 N H90
10 N H90
1 N M70
H
2
1/13/1988 B
9
N D80
H
2
1/21/1988 C
11
N
H
2
1/26/1988 C
4
N M97
H
2
2/06/1988 B
6 P N C60
H
2
2/10/1988 A
10
N
S
2
2/24/1988 A
9
N
H
2
2/26/1988 C
14
N
H
2
3/25/1988 B
11
N K65
H
2
3/27/1988 B
14
N
H
2
4/15/1988 B
4
N
S
2
4/30/1988 A
4
E
H
2
5/06/1988 A
1
N 060
H
2
5/21/1988 A
12
N
H
2
5/27/1988 C
1
N C60
S
2
6/02/1988 A
15
N
H
2
6/13/1988 A
8
N
H
2
6/22/1988 B
5
N
CHH 1
6/24/1988 A
4
E
H
2
6/25/1988 C
6
N
S
2
7/15/1988 C
1
5 N H65
CHH 1
7/16/1988 A
7 P F B21
H
2
7/19/1988 B
1
N C60
S
2
7/27/1988 A
13
N
S
2
7/29/1988 A
3
N
H
2
8/01/1988 A
1
N
H
2
8/01/1988 B
5
N
H
2
8/24/1988 A
1
N C60
H
2
8/24/1988 A
11
N
CHH 1
8/24/1988 A
1
N S17
H
2
9/02/1988 A
4
E
-LX630-
MONTHLY/
ANNUAL I MjDEX B
1/01/1988 - 12/31/1988
Y SUBJECTS
PAGE 32
1/24/89
CONGRESS OKS $800 MILLIW AIDS 'BILL
GLAXO PLANS TO DEVELOP NEW DRUG TO FIGHI Ailto
INCURABLE CAUSE FOR PRIDE
MTo ^f Vc^a^* ■"■
SfrU kti I ^ -PLEASE DON'T BE OFFENDED
SMdy BACXSWEaCGtE AIDS DRUG'S EFFECTIVENESS
PA? ^ OKSAIISSTUBY BY RESEARCH PARK INSTITUTE
eIttI^DS TREATMENT TARGET OF UNCSTUDIES
^STUDYING WAYS TO IMPROVE AIDS TREATMENT
ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME, SCREENING TESTS
SFE ALSO BLOOD TESTS
SEE ALSO HEALTH SCREENING FTOGRAM
RESPONSIBLE AIDS ACTION
^m^VIRUS SPARKS SOME CALLS FOR TESTING OF DONATED BLOOD
gSrawcSttresrwE™^ i^rmanresign
Srn i panfi URGESLAUS TO ENCOURAGE AIDS TESTS
^YOTfH^AL^ICIALRA^FEDEFAL AIDS POLICIES
ASSALLT VICTIM WANTS DEFENDANT TESTED FOR AIDS
SI OF NEW LAWS TAKE EFFECT JULY 1 IN N.C.
^GANSENDS MIXED MESSAGE ABOUT AIDS
nRANGF HAS WAITING LIST FOR AIDS TESTS
ORANGE COUNT? SEEKS AIDS RELATED FUNDS
UK TO OFFER TESTING FOR AIDS
HELMS STALLS AIDS BILL
^SEARCH KgLE^ACILITY TO MARKET NEU AIDS TEST
LABSYSTEM AIDS TEST SET
ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME, U.S. CASES
<&F A1S0 BUSINESSES, U.S., AIDS
DISPUTE DELAYSRTP FIRM'S AIDS STUDY
S&IMaKSlES IS KTTER THAN 'JUST SAY NO'
RESPOND NOW TO AIDS
ACRONYMS
INSIDE
ACT FOR BETTER CHILD CARE (PROPOSED)
SEE ALSO CHILD CARE
ABC PROPOSAL A HOAX
" "SSb VISIT COLLEGE
^™»HJDH ADO' ON STAGE THURSDAY
ACTION LEAGUE FOR LIFE
^MpPONEHTS SAY CAMPAIGN AT CLINICS ISN'T OVER
ACTORS AND ACTRESSES, CHILDREN
N
P
H
H
H
H
H
H
S
H
H
S
-DATE-
S
E
C -PG
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H
S
S
H
H
H
H
CHH 1
H 2
9/13/1988
9/24/1988
9/28/1988
10/05/1988
10/12/1988
10/14/1988
10/19/1988
10/22/1988
10/29/1988
11/17/1988 B
11/22/1988 A
11/23/1988
11/23/1988
11/25/1988
11/25/1988
12/03/1988
12/04/1988
12/07/1988
12/15/1988
12/18/1988
12/21/1988
12/22/1988
8
1 F
1 F
14
1
12
1
4
4
1 I
1
1
4
1
1
10
1
1
2
1
7
7
T
Y
P BYL
N
N K65
N C60
N K65
N C60
N
N U82
E
E
N B53
N S17
N S17
E
N C60
N
N
N
' N
N
N
N
N U80
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 1
S 2
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
H 2
1/28/1988 A
2/15/1988 A
2/16/1988 A
3/11/1988 C
3/15/1988 B
4/15/1988 B
6/12/1988 C
6/30/1988 B
7/02/1988 A
7/16/1988 C
8/02/1988 A
8/20/1988 A
10/13/1988 A
10/14/1988 A
10/14/1988 A
10/18/1988 A
10/25/1988 A
11/15/1988 B
11/16/1988 A
L
L
N
N
N B85
N
N
N
E
N
N H90
N S17
1 P N
4 T T R56
12 N
4 E
4 L
11 N
10 N
S 2 7/29/1988 A 3 N
H 2 10/07/1988 A 4 E
H 2 11/23/1988 A 4 L
H 2 12/05/1988 A 4 L
S 2 7/16/1988 B 1 U T30
H 2 10/27/1988 A 4 E
S 2 11/19/1988 C 2 N
H 1 4/20/1988 C 1 N
H 2 11/01/1988 A 13 N
-LX630- MONTHLY/
ANNUAL INDEX BY
l/Oi/1988 - 12/31/1988
S U B J
SEE CHILD ACTORS AND ACTRESSES
ACTORS AND ACTRESSES, DURHAM
DOG CARRIES ON WITH AN OFFBEAT ROMANCE
NO RECORD CROUD AT BULL DURHAM OPENING
STEPHENS, 48, ACTOR, MUSICIAN, TOYMAKER
DREAMGIRLS DREAM
ACTORS AND ACTRESSES, N.C,
DESPERATELY SEEKING SHERMAN
OUTDOOR DRAMA INSTITUTE DRAWS MANY FOR AUDITIONS
FOR WANT OF A HANDBAG
ACTOR CHARGED WITH ASSAULTING FEDERAL AGENT
CRAGG, THE IMPROVISER
VISIONS OF LIGHT
SECOND CHILDHOOD; CAL UINN BECOMES AGE 6 FOR » A CHILD'S CHRISTMAS...'
ACTORS AND ACTRESSES, U.S.
SEE ALSO BLACKS, ACTORS AND ACTRESSES
SEE ALSO FILM INDUSTRY
ANOTHER TIMELY PURSUIT'. WATERSTON FINDS 'WOODS' A 'MICROCOSM'
ACTOR FINDS PLAY STOPS THE YAWNS
BOOK TELLS LIFE OF ALMOST FORGOTTEN COWBOY STAR
WHAT WE THINK: NORTH CAROLINA SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND MATH
DRESSER TO THE STARS
ACTRESS FINDING SOAPS A CHANGED GAME
HER LIFE DOES NOT IMITATE HER ART
SARANDON NOW 'BULLISH' ON BASEBALL
CHAPEL HILL MAN'S CAREER UP, UP AND AWAY
CAREER FOUNDED ON SOAP OPERA TRIVIA
ACTRESS FINDING 'REBELLION' CONSTANT 'FIGARO' SURPRISE
FROM NEGLECT TO STARDOM
'BULL DURHAM' PITCHER TRIES HAND AT VIKING ROLE
YOUNG ACTOR J.H. NEWTON WENT BY LONG WAY FROM CHAPEL HILL TO 'SUPERBOY'
ACTORS' CO-OP
SEE ALSO CARRBORO ARTSCENTER (FORMERLY CARRBORO ART SCHOOL)
ACTORS' CO-OP ONE-ACTS FALL SHORT
UNDER THE STREET HAS 'NO EXIT'
MARRIAGE! RUSSIAN-STYLE
THE JOKE WEARS OUT IN CARRBORO 'THE MARRIAGE'
ACUREX CORP.
RTI AWARDS $2.1 MILLION SUBCONTRACT TO ACUREX CORP.
ACYCLOVIR
SEE ALSO DRUGS
1987 SALARIES INCHED UPWARD IN SOUTH
STATE WARNS CONSUMERS ABOUT DRUG CLAIMS ON HERPES
TRIANGLE PAIR RECEIVES NOBEL AWARDS
AD VALOREM TAX
SEE N.C. AD VALOREM TAX DIVISION
ADAM AND EVE (BUSINESS)
SEE ALSO PHE, INC.
TAPES, MAGAZINES STOLEN FROM ADAM & EVE
ADAM i, EVE STILL SUBJECT OF FEDERAL PROBE
CARRBORO FIRM IS STILL TARGET OF FEDERAL PROBE
ADAM & EVE PRESIDENT ASSISTS POOR IN THIRD WORLD
ADAMS BILT, INC.
AGREEMENT MADE ON PARK LAND
ADAMS-MILLIS CORP. (HIGH POINT, N.C. )
SARA LEE BUYING ANOTHER COMPANY IN HIGH POINT
SARA LEE PURCHASES 2 N.C. MANUFACTURERS
BUSINESS BRIEFLY
: c t s
PAGE 33
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S
I T
N
E E
L Y
P
D — DATE — C •
-PG L P BYL
H
2 1/29/1988 D
9 P F U66
H
2 6/16/1988 B
1 P N W29
H
2 9/14/1988 B
16 P
S
2 10/13/1988 D
1 P F B71
S
2 3/17/1988 D
1 P F B71
H
2 3/20/1988 B
1 P N K65
H
2 4/17/1988 D
4 U W09
H
2 6/11/1988 C
4 N
S
2 9/22/1988 D
1 P F T44
S
2 11/03/1988 D
1 P F B71
S
2 12/08/1988 D
1 P F B71
H
2 1/15/1988 D
12 P F U66
H
2 1/23/1988 C
1 P N N36
H
1 3/30/1988 C
1 P N H60
H
2 4/30/1988 B
2 P F
H
2 5/02/1988 A
6 P F H45
H
2 5/06/1988 D
11 P F W66
S
2 5/25/1988 B
1 P F G59
CHH 1 6/16/1988 A
6 P F
CHH 1 8/11/1988 A
1 P N Vll
S
2 9/09/1988 B
1 P F G59
H
2 9/16/1988 D
6 P F W66
H
2 11/02/1988 A
4 E
S
2 11/10/1988 D
11 N
H
2 12/13/1988 E
12 P N
H 2 2/14/1988 B 6 R L59
H 2 4/29/1988 D 9 N W66
S 2 5/12/1988 D 6 P P
H 2 5/13/1988 D 11 R W66
2 1/25/1988 A 5 N
H 2 2/21/1988 B 8 N
H 2 3/08/1988 A 14 N
S 2 10/17/1988 A 1 P N M06
H 2 3/16/1988 B 3 N
CHH 1 7/06/1988 A 1 P N H90
S 2 7/19/1988 B 9 N
H 2 9/06/1988 B 1 P N
3 2/05/1988 C 1 N B81
H 2 2/09/1988 C 5 N
S 2 2/11/1988 C 4 N
H 2 8/18/1988 D 6 N
ADAM'S RIB (FILM)
-LX630-
MONTHLY/
ANNUAL
1/01/1988
INDEX BY
- 12/31/1988
S U B J E
'ADAM'S RIB' SWITCHES MAKE UPSIDE-DOWN COMEDY
(m;m ^^^Sr^^i^HTPq HELP BUSINESSES KEEP COMPETITIVE EDGE
^^m^^w^mmmK nam today
ffl ON Si CAN TSF^Tr^ BE SIGNED TODAY
COURT AGREES AHARON DESERVES COMMISSION
ffipERS*^ SK TOGO'S NRHAN TRACT
Se 3 S HMUl TO MO* tC*™*
M SWHUaB ST^CHES URHAH COMY SE*S
ADARON GROUP FLAYS GATE^Y FOR D^-HAM
kHmHUHn «*
DUKELONGINTERESTED IN AMERICAN TOBACCO SITE
KIIIlB«H«iMn-i ^ ™™.
ADDICTION „,„„„
SEE ALSO ALCOHOLISM
SEE ALSO DRUG ABUSE
SEE ALSO JOGOING 1J U
^KoSM^'cI^SIdS^ £UG ADDICTION
^CES^KWui^SFIDNDTONEW^mET...' (CARTOON)
ISSI &$ ^ N^ToK&*TERS FUMING
STATE SMOKING OVER KOOP REPORT
IffegS MM . w Men.
WHICH ADDICTION KILLS?
GO AFTER REAL KILLERS
NICOTINE REPORT MAY INCREASE PRESSURE ON TOBACCO INDUSTRY
TOBACCO MORE ADDICTING THAN ALCOHOL
^EVERETT K^'SCTGARETTES FOR SLOW LEARNERS (CARTOON)
TquITSWKING/ JUDGE ORDERS TEXAS WOMAN
CIGARETTE 'REMEDIES'
APPEAL AGAINST RJR REJECTED
MI6RAINEREMEDY MAY BE ADDICTIVE
KOOPRBCUS HIS ATTACK ON SMOKING, SMOKELESS CIGARETTE TARGETED
COCAINE ADDICTION INCREASING
ADJUSTABLE RATE HCRTGAGES (ARM)
SEE ALSO MORTGAGE RATES, DURHAM
SEE ALSO MORTGAGE RATES, N.C.
SEE ALSO MORTGAGE RATES, U.S.
^OFftS KU IS FILLIP J>
""WSmBBUOTES SPf AWARD UILL GO TO SOME TRIANGLE TEENAGER
^TsoTc^Sl- a^tTyI K|k study mission
COURT DENIES IN-STATE RATE FOR STUDENT
AM S£E C ALSO ADOLESCENT FAMILY LIFE ACT
SEE ALSO CHILDREN
SEE ALSO CRUISING
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S
I T
N
E E
L Y
P
D — W TE — C -PG L P BYL
H
2 5/06/1988 D
6 R L59
H
2 2/04/1988 A
6 P B L41
H
2 7/20/1988 A
1 P N N36
H
2 7/20/1988 A
1 P N P38
H
2 7/20/1988 B
8 N P41
S
2 7/20/1988 A
1 N W82
H
2 7/21/1988 A
1 N N36
s
2 10/20/1988 A
1 N M06
S
2 10/28/1988 C
1 N
H
2 10/31/1988 A
1 N T33
s
2 10/31/1988 A
1 N M06
s
2 11/16/1988 A
1 P N S92
H
2 11/17/1988 A
1 P N N36
H
2 11/17/1988 A
1 M N C60
H
2 11/18/1988 A
1 P N N36
H
2 11/18/1988 A
1 N C60
S
2 11/18/1988 A
1 P N S92
H
2 11/20/1988 A
1 N N36
H
2 11/20/1988 D
4 E
H
2 11/23/1988 C
1 N N36
H
2 12/31/1988 A
1 N S51
5/16/1988 A
5/17/1988 A
5/17/1988 A
5/17/1988 A
5/17/1988 B
5/18/1988 A
5/19/1988 A
5/19/1988 C
5/20/1988 A
5/20/1988 A
5/21/1988 B
5/22/1988 B
5/25/1988 A
5/26/1988 A
5/27/1988 A
5/29/1988 A
6/01/1988 A
6/15/1988 A
6/15/1988 C
6/18/1988 B
7/30/1988 A
8/28/1988 B
H 2 1/10/1988 F 1 D N
H 2 2/07/1988 B 10 N
CHH 1 12/21/1988 A 1 N L40
H
2
H
2
H
2
S
2
s
2
s
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
H
H
2
S
2
s
2
H
2
H
2
1
N
1 P N
4 T T C50
4 1
" T
11
N
1 P N H02
4
E
11
N
4
L
4
L
1
U T30
3
N
4
L
4
L
4 T T
18
N
6 T F Zll
1
N
2
U
1
U T30
1
P N
1
N M51
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SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT, YOUTH
SEE ALSO ENJOYING YOUR TEENS (CHAPEL HILL HERALD COLUMN)
SEE ALSO IMPROVING THE STATE OF THE ADOLESCENT IN ORANGE COUNTY
SEE ALSO JUVENILE DELINQUENCY
SEE ALSO N.C. DIVISION OF YOUTH SERVICES
SEE ALSO PREGNANCY, ADOLESCENT
SEE ALSO RECREATION, DURHAM
SEE ALSO RUNAWAYS
SEE ALSO TWEENS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL CENTER FOR EARLY ADOLESCENCE
SEE ALSO WHO'S WHO AMONG AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
COSTLY EAVESDROPPING CALLS GIVES PARENTS A PHONEPHOBIA
MOVE OVER YUPPIES, ADVERTISERS HAVE BEGUN TARGETING A NEW 'TWEEN' MARKET
TEEN CLUB MIXES FUN, LOW-KEY WORSHIP
TEENAGERS SHOW COURAGE IN FIGHTING CANCER AGAINST ALL ODDS
RULING ON COMMITTING MINORS UPHELD
AN UNFAIR COMMITMENT
IS THERE HOPE FOR GRADUATES?
CLASS OF '88 FACES CHALLENGES
TODAY'S YOUTH IN CRISIS
YOUNG PEOPLE TOO HUNG UP ON SUPERFICIALITIES
UNC ADOLESCENT CENTER MARKS 10 YEARS (CORRECTION PRINTED 9-10-88)
ADOLESCENTS FACE CHANGING WORLD TODAY
TIPS OFFERED FOR SMOOTHER BACK TO SCHOOL TRANSITION
TEEN FASHION
TEEN FASHION/JEANS FIT IN THIS FALL
TEEN FASHION
TEEN FASHION
TEEN FASHION
TEEN FASHION
CRITICS SAY PRIVATE HOSPITALS WRONGLY COMMITTING MINORS TO PSYCHIATRIC.
MENTAL TREATMENT OF ADOLESCENTS COMPLEX
COUNTY HOPING MEETING WILL HELP YOUTH, AGENCIES
WILMINGTON YOUTHS FIND TROUBLE
THE STREET SCENE ALTERNATIVE
GIVING INDEPENDENCE CAN BE AS FRIGHTENING AS GETTING IT
IMPROVING THE STATE OF THE ADOLESCENT IN ORANGE COUNTY (AD)
PUBLIC IMAGE OF TEENS CALLED DISTORTED
THE CHURCH CONNECTION
BMW CLUB: A MODEL GROUP
CHANGE IN VALUES KEY TO COMBAT STEROID USE
ADOLESCENCE, ALCOHOLISM
SEE ALSO ALCOHOLISM
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C, ALCOHOL USE . „„„„„.,.
SURVEY LOOKS AT MARIJUANA, ALCOHOL USE OF WAKE MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENTS
WAKE GRADUATION PARTY AIMED AT CURBING DRINKING BY TEENS
HIGH SCHOOL CLUBS COVER ALCOHOL USE
ADOLESCENCE, DRUG ABUSE
SEE CHILDREN, DRUGS
SEE DRUG ABUSE
SEE SCHOOLS, N.C, DRUG ABUSE
SEE SCHOOLS, U.S., DRUG ABUSE
ADOLESCENCE, EMOTIONALLY DISTURBED
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, EMOTIONALLY DISTURBED
DUKE DAY HOSPITAL TREATS TROUBLED TEENS
APPELLATE RULING ON YOUNG MENTAL PATIENTS
SCARY,' SOME OFFICIALS SAY
ADOLESCENCE, HEALTH CARE
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, STATE SERVICES
SEE ALSO HEALTH CARE
SEE ALSO PREGNANCY, ADOLESCENT
SEE ALSO TEEN-LINK
'TEEN CITY' DOCTOR'S LATEST DREAM— AND HER DREAMS TEND TO COME TRUE
HEALTH DEPARTMENT SENDING MESSAGE TO TEEN-AGED MALES
ADOLESCENCE, PREGNANCY
SEE PREGNANCY, ADOLESCENT
H 2
1/24/1988 B
6 N
H 2
1/24/1988 B
7 N
H 2
3/09/1988 C
1 P N P38
S 2
4/01/1988 B
1 P F G59
H 2
6/01/1988 A
1 N
H 2
6/07/1988 A
4 E
H 2
6/11/1988 A
4 U A20
CHH 1
6/11/1988 A
4 E
H 2
7/07/1988 A
4 L
CHH 1
7/30/1988 A
4 L
CHH 1
9/09/1988 A
3 P N S17
CHH 1
9/09/1988 A
3 N S17
H 2
9/15/1988 B
5 N D80
H 2
9/24/1988 A
6 P F B90
H 2
9/24/1988 A
7 P F B90
H 2
9/24/1988 A
6 P F K30
H 2
9/24/1988 A
6 P F T37
H 2
9/24/1988 A
7 P F M66
H 2
9/24/1988 A
7 P F T37
H 2
9/26/1988 C
1 N
H 2
9/30/1988 A
4. L
CHH 1
9/30/1988 A
3 N M25
S 2 10/04/1988 C
3 N
CHH 1
10/10/1988 A
3 P N S12
S 2 10/24/1988 C
1 N
CHH 1
10/27/1988 A
2 A
CHH 1
11/04/1988 A
7 P N M25
H 2
11/20/1988 E
1 P F S56
H 2 11/20/1988 E
1 P F S56
S 2 12/20/1988 A
4 E
H 2
2/25/1988 A
14 N
H 2
6/07/1988 B
10 N
S 2 10/10/1988 C
3 N
S 2 4/15/1988 B 1 P F G59
H 2 7/05/1988 B 1 N S82
4/14/1988 B 1 P N J40
6/11/1988 C 6 P N D22
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P D — DATE-
S I T
E L Y
■ C -TO L P BYL
ADOLESCENCE, SEXUAL ACTIVITY
SEE ALSO PREGNANCY, ADOLESCENT
SEE ALSO PREMARITAL SEX
SEE ALSO SEX EDUCATION
SEE ALSO SEXUAL BEHAVIOR
CHASTITY ACT WRONG „
RELIGION THE GREATER DANGER?
ADOLESCENCE, SMOKING
SEE ALSO SMOKING
SEE ALSO TOBACCO
TEEN SMOKING! PARENTS'
ROLE GETS A NEW LOOK
ADOLESCENCE, SUICIDES _„___
■ 3Ji G»S S K K SUICIDE COMMISSION
SEE ALSO SUICIDES, DURHAM
SEE ALSO SUICIDES, N.C.
TEENS DISCUSS SUICIDE ATTESTS
TEENS DISCUSS SUICIDE ATTEMPTS
SIW^&?^^ ™ TEEN SU1CIIC
TEENS RISKING LIVES TAKING CAFFEINE PILLS
KELP AVAILABLE FOR PROBLEMS
l^mW%&£!!nM* MB OF SELF-INRICTJD GUN WOUND
^^if^^COWTY HOSPITAL, ADOLESCENT CARE UNIT
ADOLESCENT FAMILY LIFE ACT
SEE ALSO ADOLESCENCE
SEE ALSO FAMILY STRUCTURE
RELIGION THE GREATER DANGER?
AI10LESCENTS-IN-NEED PROGRAM
U6TER MANAGEMENT DEBATED IN ORANGE „
ORANGE HKHINVESTIGATING ON-CAMPUS DAY CARE
•^SEE^ALSO DURHAM POLICE DEPT., SCHOOL LIAISON PROGRAM
MIDDLE SCHOOLS STUDY 'ADOPT-A-COP' PROJECT
ADOPT-A-FRIEND PROGRAM mTrAr>rv _
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, HANDICAPPED
FIFTH-GRADERS ADOPT HANDICAPPED FRIENDS
ADOPT-A-GRANDPARENT PROGRAM
^FR&T^S IN SPECIE RELATIONSHIP
ADOPT-A-HIGHUAY PROGRAM
^AI^MSy'p^RAM FSOPOSEDTO FIGH7 LITTER
& S ^S^=Ng«ATET^^OR SJLLS- BALLPARK
ADOPT-A-PET
^^ANIMAL PROTECTION SOCIETY OF DURHAM ADOPT-A-FET (AD)
H 2 4/06/1988 A 4 E
H 2 7/13/1988 A 4 L
2 7/22/1988 A 6 N
s
2
s
2
H
3
H
3
H
2
H
2
H
2
S
2
CHH 1
S
2
CHH 1
CHH
1
Ctt-
1 1
C*
1 1
H
2
2/09/1988 A
2/10/1988 A
4/30/1988 C
4/30/1988 C
4/30/1988 B
6/07/1988 A
6/11/1988 C
10/31/1988 C
11/10/1988 A
11/10/1988 B
11/11/1988 A
11/11/1988 A
11/11/1988 A
11/18/1988 A
11/26/1988 B
10
J Oil
5
J Oil
1
N L90
1
N L90
2
N
4
E
1
N
1
N S92
2
N
1
N G44
1
N R63
1
N R63
4
E
1
P N R63
1
U
H 2 7/13/1988 A 4 L
H 2 1/20/1988 B 1 P M M10
CHH 1 6/13/1988 A 1 P N L90
S 2 12/27/1988 A 1 N S92
H 2 5/30/1988 A 19 N
S 2 6/08/1988 B 1 P F G59
H 2 4/15/1988 A 10 N
S 2 4/18/1988 A 4 E
S 2 9/29/1988 A 1 N U82
H 2 7/14/1988 A 3 P A
ADOPT-AN- ANIMAL
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PLANNED PARENTHOOD; DURHAM MUSEUM SAYS ADOPTING ANIMALS HELPS WITH CARE
MUSEUM PROVIDES EXTRA CARE THROUGH ADOPTION PROGRAM
ADOPTION
SEE ALSO ADOPTION RECORDS
SEE ALSO FOSTER CARE
SEE ALSO FOSTER PARENTS
SEE ALSO FRIENDS OF BLACK CHILDREN
SEE ALSO OURS THROUGH ADOPTION
ADOPTION IS OPTION FOR MANY
AGENCIES CAN HELP
OURS HELPS FAMILIES DECIDE ON ADOPTION
FLA. PRISONER TRIES TO STOP GIRL'S ADOPTION
A LIFETIME OF NURTURING; MRS. VILLINES HAS CARED FOR 43 FOSTER CHILDREN
SBI LINKS 2 GUILFORD OFFICIALS IN ADOPTION CASE
N.C. COUPLE BATTLING FOR CUSTODY OF CHILD ADOPTED IN CANADA
NAMING PARENT IN ADOPTION CASES OFTEN DIFFICULT
N.C. COMMISSION DISCUSSES ADOPTION REGISTRY
COURT REJECTS PRIVACY BASIS FOR SUITS
ADOPTEE'S SEARCH FINDS BIRTH MOTHER — A NEU BEST FRIEND
DORIS DUKE ADOPTS 35-YEAR-OLD AS A DAUGHTER
MINORITY ADOPTION IS VICTIM OF RUMOR - SOCIAL WORKER
ADOPT A BALLOON
GOOD CAUSE ILL-SERVED BY BALLOON LITTER
ADOPTION INFORMATION EXCHANGE
DEBATE OVER OPENING OF ADOPTION RECORDS CONTINUES
ADOPTEE'S SEARCH FINDS BIRTH MOTHER — A NEU BEST FRIEND
ADOPTION RECORDS
SEE ALSO ADOPTION
DEBATE OVER OPENING OF ADOPTION RECORDS CONTINUES
N.C. COMMISSION DISCUSSES ADOPTION REGISTRY
ADULT BOOKSTORES
SEE ALSO BOOKSTORES
SEE ALSO BOOKSTORES, DURHAM
SEE ALSO PORNOGRAPHY
NEU TRIAL ORDERED IN BOOKSTORE CASE
ADULT DAY CARE
SEE ALSO CHILD CARE CENTERS
SEE ALSO SENIOR CITIZENS, DAY CARE
FAST FRIENDS
DAY CARE FOR ADULTS; ELDERLY, HANDICAPPED FIND HOMES AWAY FROM HOME
STATE GIVING MORE FUNDING TO ELDERLY, DISABLED DAY CARE
AREA MAY GET ADULT DAY CARE CENTER
ADULT EDUCATION
SEE ALSO ABLE (ADULT BASIC LITERACY EDUCATION)
SEE ALSO COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. OFFICE OF CONTINUING EDUCATION
SEE ALSO HIGHER EDUCATION
SEE ALSO PEER LEARNING
SEE ALSO SATURDAY SCHOOL FOR SENIOR CITIZENS
SEE ALSO SENIOR CITIZENS, EDUCATION
SEE ALSO SHARED LEARNING
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL DIVISION OF CONTINUING EDUCATION
ADULT EVENING CLASSES - 1988 (AD)
CLEARING THE RECORD
ABLE LITERACY PROGRAM DRAWS NATIONAL ATTENTION
THE ALARMS OF ILLITERACY _
SOCIAL WORKERS, COMMUNITY COLLEGE TO FIGHT ILLITERACY IN FOUR COUNTIES
READ! PLUG INTO LIFE
BUILDING TOWARD LITERACY
NOW YOU'RE COOKIN'
EDUCATION TAKES DETERMINATION
N.C, COMMUNITY COLLEGES FILL NICHE
LITERACY PROGRAM REACHES PRISONERS
HIGH SCHOOL DROPOUTS AMONG PROUD GRADUATES OF DURHAM TECH
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L P BYL
7/09/1988 B 1 P N H02
7/10/1988 C 8 P N D22
s
2 1/21/1988 A
6 P F G59
S
2 1/21/1988 A
6
N
H
2 2/06/1988 B
7
N A80
H
2 4/14/1988 C
8
N
S
2 5/06/1988 B
1 P F G59
H
2 5/27/1988 C
4
N
H
1 6/14/1988 B
8
N
S
2 9/23/1988 A
5
J Oil
S
2 9/26/1988 A
5
J on
H
2 10/07/1988 B
4
N
H
2 10/09/1988 B
14
N
H
2 11/12/1988 A
1
N
CHH 1 11/21/1988 A
1
N H90
Ofr
1 11/22/1988 A
1
P P L38
CHH 1 11/26/1988 A
4
E
H
2 2/28/1988 B
11
N
H
2 10/09/1988 B
14
N
H
2 2/28/1988 B
11
N
S
2 9/26/1988 A
5
J on
H 2 2/17/1988 B 10 N
S 2 2/06/1988 A 5 P P S73
S 2 9/27/1988 C 1 P N U82
S 2 10/11/1988 B 4 N
CHH 1 10/20/1988 A 1 N M25
H
H
S
H
H
H
H
S
S
S
CHH
H
1/05/1988 A
3/16/1988 A
3/18/1988 B
3/24/1988 A
4/01/1988
4/04/1988
4/22/1988
4/23/1988
5/03/1988
5/12/1988
6/13/1988
6/23/1988
10
2
A
N
N
E
N H60
E
E
P
F
N
N H90
N J40
S76
S27
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N
P
H
S
H
H
S
H
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E L Y
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H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
USE OF COf^NUIJS ETACATION CLAKSS WOWING IN DURHAM
K'FUTUAL OF CLASSES BENEFITS COMMUNITY
SKmiN^H« e COUN^ SCHOOLS M»
Art* T FUFNTNG CI ASSES — FALL QUAhTth lroa ^«u;
^^KtTKWK^ REQUEST
HJTNER COWISSITO JO fCET TUEOTAYQN FBMJ S REQUEST
BUTNER OKS WATER ALLOCATION FOR AETC HUM
rfWANY SETS BUTNER HEARING
MT^ COMPANY HOLDING INFORMATION MEETING
SttttV^AL TAIJ<S OF GOOD NEIGHBOR IMAGE
SlLLE C CWM DONERS AWAR? m fP V*™* 1
CffltfWfTO HOLD MEETING IN BUTNER
COMPANY GETSQUESTIONS AT BUTNER HEARING
ADVANCED TRAINING INSTITUTE OF AMERICA
SEEALSO HOME INSTRUCTION „„„„,„
HOME SCWOOL TRACED TO BIBLE'S DEUTERONOMY
ADVENT TRADITIONS AND CUSTOMS
S ^ S ThS T AWENT PLANNED IN LOUISBURG
^SEE^ALSO CROSS-COUNTRY TRIPS
SEE ALSO MOUNTAIN CLIMBING
SEE ALSO SAILING
l£«a sv* 1 ^.™™ - — «
ADVERTISING
■ SS ^g^^RTISINB
1 SLI8 SlT^ ADVERTISEMENTS
SEE ALSO TELEVISION ADVERTISING
NORTH CAROLINA TOUTED AS 'FIRST IN FISH
&g^^ t *&£^*£^B* '«™ A NEH 'TWEEN' MARKET
DURHAM WOMAN IN HALL OF FAME
fMtoS FRU T^OK^TCAN LIVE UITW3UT THAT NAME
mmwiTY ALLEGES PLAN ADS TO RECRUIT STUDENTS
AGENCY BAILEDOUT ONAIRLINE'S NO-SMOKING ADS
£23 ^^TTODS ON HOW YOU DEFINE 'PRICE-
AI^TIS^^P^E|gS TEACH YO^CXLEA^S TROPES
STILL ANGRY - " OF COURSE I'M STILL AMUKT! ilhmimt
KiATIVE CwSVcCRDS MAKING UAVES IN WKE PERKINS LIBRARY
AD SECTION IN MAGAZINE TOUTS N.C.
ADVERTISING ARCHIVES ARRIVE AJIUKE
MKTO PROMOTE PARK'S UNDEVELOPED ACREAGE
UNC TO HOST ADVERTISING TEACHING SEMINAR
PREPS HOPING FOR 'SNEAKER' MONEY
ADVERTISING COWUNICATIONS, INC.
PARRISH ST. ON CAMERA
2
2
2
2
2
CHH 1
7/09/1988 C
7/30/1988 A
9/06/1988 A
9/06/1988 A
9/20/1988 C
9/21/1988 C
10/09/1988 A
4
4
8
11 D
2
5
3
N D22
E
A
A
N
N K65
N Vll
2 4/12/1988 B 5 N WO
6/02/1988 B
6/04/1988 B
6/17/1988 C
6/23/1988
7/30/1988
8/31/1988
9/02/1988
9/07/1988
9/21/1988
10/21/1988
N
N T33
N
N T33
N T33
N
N T33
N H60
N
N T33
H 2 10/10/1988 C 1 P N J40
H 1 12/01/1988 C 1 N
2 3/29/1988 C 1
2 9/19/1988 C 2
P N M51
P U L57
S
H
H
S
H
H
H
H
H 2
S 2
CHH 1
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
CHH 1
H 2
1/11/1988 A
1/12/1988 B
1/24/1988 B
2/24/1988 A
3/18/1988 C
4/17/1988 B
4/20/1988 A
4/21/1988
4/29/1988
5/30/1988
6/17/1988
6/17/1988
6/20/1988
9/25/1988
9/29/1988 -
10/12/1988 C
10/29/1988 C
11/12/1988 A
12/26/1988 B
1
6 I
7
6
3
1
16
5
4
1
3
4
4
3
7
1
1
7
4
N
N
N
N
N
U N36
N
N
L
U U57
N K65
I T R56
E
> U H45
N
N
N K65
P N
N
H 2 12/03/1988 C 3 P P T32
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C -TO L P BYL
ADVERTISING FRAUD
SEE FALSE ADVERTISING
SEE FRAUD
ADVICE
GIVING ADVICE IS EASY
ADVISORY BUDGET COMMISSION
SEE N.C. ADVISORY BUDGET COMMISSION
AEOLIAN ORGAN
SEE ALSO ORGANS (MUSICAL)
ORGAN WAR? DUKE CHAPEL INSTRUMENT STIRS DEBATE
AEOLIAN A MAZE OF PIPES AND WIRES
DON'T DISCARD AEOLIAN ORGAN
DON'T THROW AWAY DUKE'S AEOLIAN ORGAN
PRESERVE AEOLIAN ORGAN
RESTORE THE ORGAN
AEOLIAN: WINDS OF PRAISE
ALL ORGANS NEED MAINTENANCE
ORGAN DEBATE FOLLOWED
AERIAL ASCENSIONS LTD.
UP, UP AND AWAY! REPORTER FINDS HOT-AIR BALLOON A NOVEL WAY TO DROP IN
AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY
SEE ALSO PHOTOGRAPHY
WHAT ARE V-SHAPED SIGNS?
AERO ACCESSORIES INC.
AIRCRAFT PARTS COMPANY SOARING
AEROBIC DANCE (INCLUDES AEROBIC EXERCISE)
SEE ALSO AQUA AEROBICS
SEE ALSO DANCE
SEE ALSO EXERCISE
SEE ALSO PHYSICAL FITNESS
NON-IMPACT AEROBICS (CORRECTION PRINTED 3-8-88)
CORRECTION
AMERICAN CHILDREN 'IN TERRIBLE SHAPE,' PEDIATRICIAN SAYS
"AESOP'S FABLES"
4TH-GRADE FABLES
YOUTH THEATER TROUPE GOES BACK IN TIME TO DAYS OF AESOP'S LORE
AFFAIRS OF BLACK PEOPLE
SEE DURHAM COMMITTEE ON THE AFFAIRS OF BLACK PEOPLE
AFFIRMATIVE ACTION
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C, AFFIRMATIVE ACTION PLAN
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., AFFIRMATIVE ACTION
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY COUNCIL, AFFIRMATIVE ACTION
SEE ALSO EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY
SEE ALSO EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY COMMISSION
SEE ALSO JOB DISCRIMINATION
SEE ALSO MINORITIES ADMISSIONS PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, AFFIRMATIVE ACTION
AFFIRMATIVE ACTION DESERVES A CHANCE
NCCU OPENS BLACK HISTORY PROGRAMS WITH ATTACK ON REAGAN ADMINISTRATION
UUNC-TV AMONG STATIONS UAfttED ON MINORITY HIRING
HOSPITAL CORPORATION TO PAY $1.3 MILLION FOR TWO SCAf«€RS
MINORITY SUBCONTRACTORS SEEK MORE TIME FOR BIDS
MINORITY, WOMEN'S SUPPORT OF CIVIC CENTER FALLING SHORT
CITY SHORT OF GOALS ON MINORITY CONTRACTS
AFFIRMATIVE ACTION FOR COMMUNITY COLLEGES PLAWED
BROWN URGES HIRING MORE MINORITIES
AFGHANISTAN
RUMOR ALLOWED TO RUN
2 4/20/1988 A 4 L
H
2
8/21/1988 D
1 P F N36
H
2
8/21/1988 D
1 P F N36
H
2
8/24/1988 A
4 L
H
2
8/25/1988 A
4 L
H
2
8/30/1988 A
4 L
H
2
9/02/1988 A
4 L
H
2
9/07/1988 A
4 L
H
2
9/08/1988 A
4 L
H
2
9/19/1988 A
4 L
S 2 6/18/1988 B 1 P U M06
H 2 4/19/1988 A 4 L
H 2 9/08/1988 D 6 P N
S 2 3/05/1988 A 5 P P L38
S 2 3/08/1988 A 7 N
H 2 3/31/1988 D 6 N D80
H 2 4/14/1988 B
CHH 1 7/08/1988 A
5 P P S76
3 P N Vll
H
2
1/19/1988 A i
t L
H
2
2/20/1988 A V
\ P N N36
H
2
2/26/1988 C '
> N
H
2
3/10/1988 C '
) N C60
S
2
4/22/1988 A
I N H70
S
2
6/16/1988 A
I N H70
H
2
6/17/1988 C
I N
H
2
7/08/1988 B '
? N
S
2
8/11/1988 A
I N H70
H 2 1/05/1988 A 4 L
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RUSSIANS CRUSHED AFGHANS' TRUE REVOLUTION
P^K S^mSI TO CONTINUE IN AFGHANISTAN
PAKISTANI OFFICIAL CITES REFUGEE WOES
ANGUISH OF AFGHANISTAN
K& F HfAL?& <«RTW.>
SEN. HELMS DEFENDED
SWrMlM^TO KEEP WE PEM5? (CARTOON)
K PaLOUT^RELY FACE-SAVING GESTURE
REAGAN DOCTRINE IS WORKING
S I C TE aKDfw& IN PAKISTAN __
DUKE SURGEON TREATSaS RESISTANCE FIGHTERS
rGi^sSlS^KKGHTIER TH* BULLETS
AFRICA (SEE ALSO NAMES OF COUNTRIES)
H ALSO KUANZAA (AFRICAN FESTIVAL)
SEE ALSO SOUTH AFRICA
S ^^0RD A ENDS A F0l)R-NATI0N TOUR OF AFRICA
program: [splS for African stuknts
SK &™ STILL PRACTICED
PCTHT^SOR AT DUKE WRITES BOOK ON AFRICA
ATOBWTREK! POTHOLES AND PRISTINE BEAUTY
•TERRIFYING GORILLA TURNS AND RUNS
THE AFRICA NEW COOKBOOK! AFRICAN COOKING FOR WESTERN KITCHENS
SEE ALSO AFRICAN FOOD
SEE ALSO COOKBOOKS
OUT OF AFRICA
AFRICA NEWS (DURHAM NEWS OPERATION)
AFRICANS VISIT TRIANGLE
OUT Of AFRICA
AFRICAN-AMERICAN DANCE ENSEMBLE
SEE ALSO AFRICAN DANCE
SEE ALSO ALAYANFE
SEE ALSO DANCE _, r ^ iT _
ffSK^TQEE PRESERVED
$ I8 0FF^»M ™
a ffc^I^LL DISF1AY 'FIERY ANGER-
^KcKKnS 'EAGLE' AWARD
DWIS 1 TO3UPE I IN E WINST0N STREETSCENE, RALEIGH 'FIREBIRD'
ADF SEASON HIGHLIGHTS NOTED
SSI S&jglijmFMR*.- »iu.r c. «m
TOURSTOPS IN DURHAM TONIGHT
DANCERS WITH CLASS
AFRICAN ART
WaMHBt tv™
N.C. STATE 'ICONS' GOOD SURVEY OF 'IN' ART
AFRICAN GARB mrrr ,„
FROM AFRICA TO N.C. CENTRAL
AFRICAN DANCE
N
P
H
H
H
S
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
S
H
H
H
D — DATE-
S
E
C -PG
1/12/1988
1/18/1988
1/28/1988
1/28/1988
1/30/1988
2/08/1988
2/15/1988
2/15/1988
2/17/1988
4/18/1988
4/20/1988
4/23/1988
4/30/1968
6/17/1988 B
9/28/1988 B
10/05/1988 A
11/06/1988 B
A
A
C
C
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
4
4
17
1
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
&
3
4
7
T
Y
P BYL
L
L
N N36
N B85
L
L
T
L
L
T
E
L
L
N
N D80
L
N
R56
R56
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
1/16/1988 A
2/11/1988 C
3/11/1988 C
5/29/1988 D
6/29/1988 B
7/31/1988 D
7/31/1988 D
T32
W13
2 6/30/1988 C 1 P F Zll
3/11/1988 C 3 P P T32
6/30/1988 C 1 P F Zll
S
H
S
S
S
H
H
S
S
H
S
H
s
H
H
H
CHH
1/07/1988 D
3/30/1988 C
5/12/1988 D
6/23/1988 D
6/23/1988 D
6/24/1988 C
7/03/1988 C
7/07/1988 D
7/21/1988 D
8/02/1988 A
8/04/1988 D
8/09/1988 A
9/01/1988 D
9/16/1988 D
9/27/1988 B
10/08/1983 B
10/18/1988 A
12
1
3
2
3
2
1
c
wl
3
11
9
9
5
12
3
5
3
N
N W66
N
B71
L59
K30
F
N
R
F
N
N G59
U W66
F B71
U W66
F
F W66
U U66
P
P L38
H 2 1/29/1988 D 10 P R G68
H 2 2/05/1988 D 8 P R 668
S 2 3/03/1988 C 5 P P T32
H 2 12/10/1988 B 11 P P S76
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SEE ALSO AFRICAN-AMERICAN DANCE ENSEMBLE
SEE ALSO DANCE
ST. JOSEPH'S BACK IN BUSINESS WITH 0B0 ADDY
AFRICAN FOOD
SEE ALSO THE AFRICA NEW COOKBOOK: AFRICAN COOKING FOR WESTERN KITCHENS
SEE ALSO FOOD
OUT OF AFRICA
AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
SEE AME ZION CHURCH
AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS
SEE ALSO SOUTH AFRICA
WHY DIDN'T REAGAN PROTEST?
TERRORISM AGAINST CHILDREN
AFRO-AMERICAN CULTURAL CENTER
SEE ALSO BLACK HISTORY
SEE ALSO BLACKS, N.C.
CHARLOTTE VOLUNTEERS PLAN TO SAVE TWO REMAINING 'SHOTGUN HOUSES'
AFTER THE DEADLINE
SEE ALSO DURHAM MORNING HERALD
AFTER THE DEADLINE! READING YOUR NEIGHBORS'
MAIL
AGAPE CORNER
CHILDREN FIND
'GOD'S LOVE' AT AGAPE CORNER
AGE DISCRIMINATION
SEE ALSO DISCRIMINATION
SEE ALSO OLDER WORKER PROGRAM
SEE ALSO RACIAL DISCRIMINATION
SEE ALSO SEX DISCRIMINATION
SEE ALSO SEX STEREOTYPES
LEGISLATORS TACKLE AGE DISCRIMINATION IN HOUSING
GREENSBORO INDUSTRIES FOR BLIND PLANS MEETING OVER COMPLAINTS
AGED
SEE SENIOR CITIZENS
AGENCY FOR INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO FOREIGN AID
RTI 'BRIDGES' PROGRAM FOCUSES ON EDUCATION IN DEVELOPING NATIONS
PEACE GROUPS BOOST MARXISTS
AID BREAKING THE LAW
TIE AID TO IMPROVEMENT
AGENCYONE
3-DAY SEMINAR AT UNC TO GIVE TIPS ON RAISING CAPITAL BY SELLING STOCK
AGENT ORANGE
SEE ALSO CARCINOGENS
SEE ALSO HERBICIDES
SEE ALSO VIETNAM
SEE ALSO VIETNAM VETERANS
ZUMUALT PROGRAM ON TONIGHT
ELMO RUSSELL ZUMWALT III, LAWYER, VIETNAM VETERAN DIES
ZUMUALT! HUNDREDS STILL NEED COMPENSATION
ELMO R. ZUMWALT III REMEMBERED FOR HIS COURAGE AND GOOD HUMOR
STUDY! MOST SOLDIERS NOT HEAVILY EXPOSED TO AGENT ORANGE
AGING
SEE ALSO CENTENARIANS
SEE ALSO CHATHAM COUNTY COUNCIL ON AGING
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. CENTER FOR THE STUDY OF AGING AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, GERIATRICS PROGRAM
SEE ALSO GERIATRICS
SEE ALSO KERR-TAR AGING ADVISORY COUNCIL
SEE ALSO LIFE EXPECTANCY
S I T
N E ELY
P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
H 2 5/06/1988 D 3 P N
H 2 6/30/1988 C 1 P F Zll
H 2 4/07/1988 A 4 L
H 2 8/10/1988 A 4 L
H 2 3/23/1988 B 6 P N
H 2 1/17/1988 D 5 U A20
S 2 6/15/1988 B 1 P F G59
S 2 4/19/1988 A 5 J Oil
H 2 4/21/1988 C 7 N
S 2 1/23/1988 A 8 P N W82
H 2 5/25/1988 A 4 L
H 2 5/25/1988 A 4 L
H 2 9/29/1988 A 4 E
S 2 3/05/1988 A 3 N U82
H 2 5/22/1988 D 2 P F G09
H 2 8/14/1988 B 2 N G09
H 2 8/15/1988 B 1 N
H 2 8/18/1988 C 6 N
S 2 9/02/1988 B 7 N
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I T
L Y
L P
BYL
9FF ALSO N.C. DIVISION OF AGING
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY DEPT. ON AGING
SEE ALSO S COUNTY COUNCIL ON AGING
SEE ALSO SENIOR CITIZENS
LIFE BEGINS AT 60?
WHEN 40 NEARS, SO DO fEARS^
g^^I^&^S^R-HD F*AISED REFmiCAN GOVERNOR
M MB S^WnGS^ ON PADDLIN.
SftH ' wrafflfi WtfMKMENT F CFFECDERflL APPROPRIATIONS ^^
^S^freiSrarTIMM IFCHEMSTKY HELPS US LIVE LONGER
fKUfOS^^^mjm ELICRLY
OLDER ADULTS OFTEN TREATED POORLY
AGORAPHOBIA
SEE ALSO PHOBIAS
SE AfinRAPHOBIA U TTJPIC OF TUESDAY MEETING
dK^GROuV HELPS PEOPLE TAME PANIC ATTACKS
COUNTY AGRICULTURAL AGENTS TO MEET
AGRICULTURAL FAIRS
SEE COUNTY FAIRS
^ssSTn!c^icu.tural EXTENSION SERVICE
^KaMlWcUS OF BIOTECHNOLOGY, CENTER PKSIKNT SAYS
ffllfsH^ SM S TO GET RESEARCH INTO FIELD
^^^TKf^KAINST PESTICIDE USE
HWIh bwbh forests
S&ITjNSPRAYING DELAYED PENDING STUDY
^SEE^ALSO CHINA, AGRICULTURE
SEE ALSO CROPS
SEE ALSO FARMERS, N.C.
M HI NONBUSINESS COtWCIL
SEE ALSO N.C. DEPT. OF AGRICULTURE
SEE ALSO N.C. FARM BUREAU „
^NEW^-lxSs L^Nrf COUNTY BY COUNTY
SEE ALSO N.C, D£ORTS
SEE ALSO U.S., EXPORTS
i^ ! IVy^Lfr DEAL TO EXPORT TONS OF FLOUNDER TO JAPAN
N AWICULTK^Tri%1^S^GE CHANGE IN EXPORT PROGRAMS
AHOSKIE, N.C.
S
H
H
S
H
H
H
S
H
S
H
H
H
H
H
S
S 2
CHH 1
S 2
1/05/1988 A
1/07/1988 A
1/18/1988 A
1/23/1988 C
1/24/1988 B
1/25/1988 A
4/22/1988 B
6/06/1988 C
6/08/1988 B
6/22/1988 B
6/26/1988 D
8/14/1988 B
8/27/1988 C
8/29/1988
9/02/1988
10/26/1988
11/18/1988
11/22/1988
12/03/1988
10
10
4
1
1
4
10
1
16
1
5
9
2
6
2
c
4
7
1
R56
N
N D80
E
N
N
T
N
N
N
U C09
U G33
N
N
U G78
N
U
E
P N U80
N
S 2 3/23/1988 C 9 N
S 2 6/03/1988 C 1 N H02
H 1 8/13/1988 C 2 N
2 3/30/1988 C
2 6/02/1988 A
2 9/01/1988 B
12 P N M97
13 N
4 N A54
CHH 1 8/01/1983 A 1 P N M25
S 2 8/19/1988 C 1 N H70
CHH 1 9/15/1988 A 1 N M25
S 2 9/23/1988 C 1 P N H65
S 2 8/11/1988 A 6 P F S27
H 2 4/28/1988 A 4 E
H 2 9/04/1988 C 6 N
H 1 10/22/1988 C 3 N
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AHOSKIE-TO-WILMINGTON PIPELINE 'LONG SHOT'— NATURAL GAS CHIEF
AID TO FAMILIES WITH DEPENDENT CHILDREN
SEE ALSO CHILD CARE
SEE ALSO CHILD SUPPORT
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY DEPT. OF SOCIAL SERVICES
SEE ALSO DURHAM DAY CARE COUNCIL
STATE APPROVES SUBSIDIES FOR SOME TELEPHONE FEES
POVERTY AND BROKEN HOMES HURTING MANY N.C. CHILDREN
STATE CHANGES SPUR CUTS IN COUNTY EMERGENCY AID
MORE THAN CONCERN NEEDED FOR CHILDREN
GOV. MARTIN PRAISES STATE'S LOU WELFARE PAYMENT ERROR RATE
BLEEDING THE TAXPAYER
CHILD ADVOCATES SAY MANY CHILDREN VICTIMS OF INSUFFICIENT AID
officials: poor kept from aid
auditor: counties not reporting aid overpayments
U.S. provides new deal for welfare recipients
state charting new direction in welfare effort
AIN'T MISBEHAVIN' (PLAY)
GALLERY PLAYERS ARE PREPARING TO PRESENT
AIOLI
AIN'T MISBEHAVING'
THE GRAND AIOLI PICNIC IS A FRENCH TRADITION; WHY NOT MAKE IT YOURS?
AIR AMBULANCE SERVICE
SEE ALSO AIRCARE
SEE ALSO AMBULANCE SERVICE, N.C.
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, HELICOPTER SERVICE
SEE ALSO EASTCARE
SEE ALSO HELICOPTERS
SEE ALSO MEDICAL AIR OPERATION
SEE ALSO N.C. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, HELICOPTER SERVICE
INVESTIGATION TURNS UP NO SPECIFIC CAUSE FOR CRASH OF MEDICAL...
READY FOR MEDICAL MISSIONS
CAROLINA AIR CARE GIVES VICTIMS PRECIOUS MINUTES
FAA PROBE STARTS WITH FIRM SERVING NCMH
LIFE FLIGHT; FOR CRITICALLY ILL, HELP IS IN THE AIR
DUKE PROGRAM SAVES LIVES
AIR BAGS
SEE ALSO HIGHWAY SAFETY
SEE ALSO SEAT BELTS
LET INDIVIDUALS DECIDE
AIR CONDITIONERS
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS, AIR CONDITIONING
SEE ALSO FANS
PEARSONTOWN HOPES FOR AIR CONDITIONING
AIR-CONDITIONING TWO SCHOOLS TENTATIVELY APPROVED BY BOARD
AIR-CONDITIONING OF SCHOOLS OK'D
MAINTAINING COOLING SYSTEM SAVES DOLLARS
SIMPLE STEPS PUSH BACK NEED FOR AIR CONDITIONER
GROWTH, MIDDLE SCHOOL PROJECTS DOMINATE SCHOOLS' BUILDING PLANS
FANS CUT DOWN AIR CONDITIONING BILLS
AIR CONDITIONER MALFUNCTIONS ; TRUCKS CALLED
AC NEED NOT COOL BUDGET
SCHOOLS NEED AIR CONDITIONING
AIR CONDITIONER MAY HAVE STARTED MURRAY AVE. BLAZE
AIR CONDITIONING, BEER SALES RISE WITH HEAT
BELTS, COOLANT MAY KEEP YOUR CAR GOING
STUDENT PASSES NATIONAL EXAMINATION
COOL NEED NOT COST
BLAZE LINKED TO WIRING
THOUGH NO RESIDENTS INJURED, FIRE CLAIMS PIECES OF 14 LIVES
THOUGH NO RESIDENTS INJURED, FIRE CLAIMS PIECES OF 14 LIVES
POLICE LOG/AIR CONDITIONER STOLEN FROM APT. COMPLEX
FIRE OFFICIALS SAY SHORT SPARKED APARTMENT BLAZE
DIRTY INDOOR AIR IS NOTHING TO SNEEZE AT
SHARP RISE IN INSPECTION FEES UPSETS HEATING, AIR CONDITIONING...
C T S
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N E E
P D — DATE — C
I T
L Y
-PG L P BYL
H 1 2/10/1988 B
6 N
H
1 1/05/1988 C
3
N
H
2 3/17/1988 D
6
N
S
2 3/17/1988 C
1
N M06
S
2 3/18/1988 A
4
E
H
2 6/10/1988 A
16 P N
H
2 8/03/1988 A
4
L
H
2 8/30/1988 A
9
N
S
2 9/06/1988 A
7
N
H
2 9/30/1988 C
1
N L40
S
2 10/14/1988 A
4
E
H
2 12/20/1988 C
1
N A54
H 1 2/18/1988 B 1 N H60
H 2 6/23/1988 C 4 U
H
H
CHH
CHH
S
S
1/29/1988 C
3/30/1988 C
7/23/1988 A
7/30/1988 A
10/12/1988 B
10/12/1988 B
N
P
N B21
N B21
F S27
F S27
H 2 1/08/1988 A 4 L
s
2
2/24/1988 A
1
N S92
H
3
3/08/1988 B
1
N L90
H
3
3/16/1988 C
1
N BIO
S
2
4/30/1988 A
5
U H05
S
2
5/07/1988 A
5
U H05
H
3
5/12/1988 B
1
N L90
S
2
5/14/1988 A
5
U H05
S
2
5/23/1988 A
1
N B53
S
2
5/28/1988 A
5
U H05
H
2
6/03/1988 A
4
E
S
2
7/16/1988 C
2
N
H
2
7/19/1988 B
10
N W29
H
2
7/20/1988 B
9
N C47
H
1
7/29/1988 C
1
N
S
2
8/06/1988 A
5
U H05
C*
1
8/21/1988 A
1 P N M25
CHH 1
8/21/1988 A
1
N R63
CHH 1
8/21/1988 A
1
N M25
CHH 1
8/21/1988 A
3
N
S
2
8/23/1988 B
1
N B53
S
2
8/30/1988 C
1
P N U82
H
2 10/14/1988 C
1 P N A54
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P D — DATE —
S I T
E L Y
• C -TO L P BYL
rnRUniRS WIT AT NEU COUNTY FEES; OFFICIALS TAKING 2ND LOOK...
VBWHUHutt m « — « ™
S^LERRAIKS wTlNSPECTION FEES PROPOSES
AIR F |$JbUNG THE PRESIDENT OFFERS SECOND-HAND NEWS "
AIR IRAN
^b^URGES CONCUSS TO RE-EWLUATE GULF STATUS S
S 2 10/15/1988 B 1 P H65
H 2 10/25/1988 C 1 N A54
H 2 10/31/1988 A 5 L
H 2 12/10/1988 C 1 N A54
g£S BrSrn sS OF PERSIAN aJLF 'ACTION
ffiy GOOD REASON FOR STOPPING GULF WAR
SiaPPER' AEGIS RADAR HAS ICTECTO ^IDENTIFIED BOGEY... (CARTOON)
NAWaiPPER TOOK RIGHT ACTION IN GULF
TERRORISM VS. TRAGEDY
AIR LINE PILOTS ASSOCIATION
Pilots sueto halt contract between orion air, eastern
air pollution
SEE ALSO ACID RAIN
SEE ALSO AUTO POLLUTION
SEE ALSO CLEAN AIR ACT
SEE ALSO CLIMATE
SEE ALSO INCINERATORS
SEE ALSO INMOR AIR POLLUTION
SEE ALSO ODORS
"WIBVBnuMWVir. *****
PARK CONFERENCE ONAIR POtLlTTIO^S IP IN SMOKE
RADON BRINGING ATTENTION TO JNDW^R^ItNTlbl n Pi ANT
DOWTOUN BURLINGTON COKPLAINS OF 0p« FT<OM Dp^FOOD PLANT
DURH«««Nb1 COUNTIES VIOLATING CLEAN-AIR LAWS
P^UTi™ S UIOLA?lKY S LEAD TO EMISSION TESTS OF CARS, TRUCKS
DROUGHT-BIG BUSINESS LINK
&ING COD™ MORE FEES.HIGKR TAXES
■ miBi/t^W* PLMT EMISSIONS
SH y t«EP H IflbE ™
CTATT SPUMES TEXASGULF AIR-EMISSIONS PERMIT
HHMnru mm a » —
R TIME TO DEAL WITH GREENHOUSE EFFECT
Mm4 pSuTIONFROM WIDER 1-85 WORRY RESIDENTS
^DWEWALWDSpllweaF CARBON DIOXIDE BUILDUP
2 3/13/1988 B 1 U H49
H
S
A
A
A
B
C
A
7/04/1988
7/06/1988
7/06/1988
7/06/1988
7/06/1988
7/08/1988
7/09/1988 B
7/10/1988 D
7/13/1988 A
7/14/1988 A
3/23/1988 B
3/23/1988 A
18
11
C50
N
E
T
N
1 N
E
N T30
■ T C50
L
E
N R80
N W82
H 2 3/04/1988 B 5 N
H
*>
H
1
H
1
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
CHH
1 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H
9
CHH 1
S
2
H
2
H
9
H
2
H
2
CHH 1
H
2
CHH 1
S
2
S
2
H
2
1/29/1988 A
3/03/1988 B
4/07/1988 B
5/03/1988
5/04/1988
5/05/1988
5/06/1988
6/18/1988
6/27/1988 B
6/27/1988 B
6/30/1988 B
7/01/1988 A
7/01/1988
7/10/1988
7/13/1988
7/14/1988
7/17/1988
7/18/1988
7/18/1988
7/29/1988
8/07/1988
8/13/1988
8/25/1988
8/29/1988
8/31/1988 B
8/31/1988 A
9/03/1988 A
9/16/1988 A
U/20/1988 A
12
1
1
7
2
18
5
3
1
1 I
10
4
4
3
4
3
1
4
9
14
14
3
18
1
5
4
4
1
13
N
N T35
N T35
N M97
N M97
N M97
N M97
N
N
N
N U29
L
L
N B81
E
N R63
N M02
L
N
N
N
N K65
N
N S17
P N
E
E
P N H65
N
AIR POLLUTION, FINES
SEE ALSO POLLUTION,
FINES
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SEE ALSO WATER POLLUTION, FINES
STATE AGENCY FIf£S LEXINGTON FURNITURE COMPANY «13,640
AIR POLLUTION CONTROL ASSOCIATION
PARK COM r ERENCE ON AIR POLLUTION GOES UP IN SMOKE
AIR POLLUTION STANDARDS
NATIONAL AIR POLLUTION SYMPOSIUM SCHEDULED FOR MAY 1-4
RALEIGH-DURHAM VIOLATING AIR STANDARDS
RADON BRINGING ATTENTION TO INDOOR AIR, SCIENTIST SAYS
AIR POLLUTION CONTROLS MAY BE EXPANDED
FIVE AREA COUNTIES VIOLATE OZONE STANDARDS
AGENCY SUBMITS SCHEDULE FOR PLAN ON AIR POLLUTION
N.C. POLLUTION REGULATIONS UNENFORCEABLE, OFFICIALS SAY
ENVIRCMENTALISTS: RULING A SETBACK
STATE SEEKS FEDERAL HELP ON ENVIRONMENTAL RULES
AIR PRODUCTS (ALLENTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA)
FIRM SUES ORANGE WATER AUTHORITY OVER PHOSPHORUS REMOVAL TESTS
AIR PRODUCTS AND CHEMICALS CO. (UDI INDUSTRIAL PARK)
BUILDING EVACUATED AS GAS CYLINDER VENTED
OHASA BOARD OKS $75,000 FOR DEFENSE IN PATENT SUIT
PATENT BID BY UTILITY 'DEFENSIVE'
UTILITY FILES FOR PATENT
OWASA SEEKS PROCESS PATENT; VOTE SATURDAY ON CHATHAM UATER SALE
OMASA OKS MORE FUNDS FOR PATENT SUIT
HIGHER OUASA RATES CALLED A LAST RESORT
AIR QUALITY
RTI AWARDS $2.1 MILLION SUBCONTRACT TO ACUREX CORP.
ENVIRONMENTAL PANEL MAY RAISE PERMIT FEES
TRIANGLE COUNTIES FACE EPA ACTION
NATIONAL AIR POLLUTION SYMPOSIUM SCHEDULED FOR MAY 1-4
RALEIGH-DURHAM VIOLATING AIR STANDARDS
PARK CONFERENCE ON AIR POLLUTION GOES UP IN SMOKE
RADON BRINGING ATTENTION TO INDOOR AIR, SCIENTIST SAYS
HEALTH EXPERT WANTS BENZEtC PUT BACK ON LIST OF POLLUTANTS
POLLUTION VIOLATIONS MAY LEAD TO EMISSION TESTS OF CARS, TRUCKS
ASHEVILLE FACES OZ(M PROBLEM
DIRTY INDOOR AIR IS NOTHING TO SNEEZE AT
AIR SHOWS
SEE ALSO AVIATION DAYS
MARINES PLAN AVIATION DAYS CELEBRATION
FLIGHT DOUBLE FEATURED
CUTBACKS TO HURT TOURISM INDUSTRY fEAR FORT BRAGG
NO N.C. PLANS TO GROUND AIR SHOWS
AIR SHOWS ARE TOO RISKY
SEYMOUR JOHNSON SHOWS WILL NOT BE CANCELED
ARMY SAYS PILOT TO BLAME FOR HELICOPTER CRASH AT AIR SHOW
AIR SHOW SET SUNDAY AT SEYMOUR JOHNSON
AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLERS
SEE ALSO AIRPORTS, U.S.
SEE ALSO RALEIGH/DURHAM AIRPORT
SEE ALSO RALEIGH/DURHAM AIRPORT, AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL TOWER
PRIVATIZATION PANEL LARGELY WASTE OF FUNDS
'PRIVATIZING' THE AIRWAYS
AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL SHOULD BE PRIVATIZED
AIRPORT'S BRANTLEY SAYS OVERCROWDING REMARK MISLEADING
RDU RECEIVES RADAR FUNDING
IMPROVED RADAR COULD BE KEY TO SAFER FLYING
JOYNER COMPLETES TRAINING
RAMP CONTROLLERS FIGHT FLIGHT SCHEDULE DELAYS
AIRBORtE WARNING AND CONTROL PLANES
SEE AIRPLANES
H 2 9/17/1988 B 3 N
H 2 5/05/1988 A 18 N M97
4/20/1988 C
5/04/1988 B
5/06/1988 C
5/22/1988 B
5/28/1988 B
8/11/1988 A
12/06/1988 A
12/07/1988 C
12/08/1988 A
8
3
5
1
3
12
1
6
14
N R80
N
N M97
N
N
N
N
N C60
N
H 2 1/30/1988 D
H
2
4/01/1988 C
3 N
H
3
5/24/1988 B
1 N L90
H
3
5/25/1988 B
1 N L90
H
3
5/28/1988 C
1 N L90
CHH 1
9/30/1988 A
1 N L90
CH-
1
11/24/1988 A
3 N L90
CHH 1
11/29/1988 A
1 P N L90
S
2
1/25/1988 A
5 N
H
2
3/15/1988 C
5 N
H
2
4/13/1988 A
1 N
H
2
4/20/1988 C
8 P N R80
H
2
5/04/1988 B
3 N
H
2
5/05/1988 A
18 N M97
H
2
5/06/1988 C
5 N M97
H
1
6/04/1988 B
5 N
H
2
6/30/1988 B
10 N W29
H
2
8/07/1988 B
4 N
S
2
8/30/1988 C
1 P N W82
H
1
5/12/1988 B
1 P N H60
H
2
6/03/1988 D
10 P F C19
H
1
6/17/1988 C
1 N
S
2
8/30/1988 C
2 N
H
2
8/31/1988 A
4 E
H
2
8/31/1988 C
3 N
H
2
9/11/1988 B
6 N
H
1
10/21/1988 B
1 P N H60
3/23/1988
3/27/1988
3/31/1988
6/22/1988
7/01/1988
7/02/1988
9/13/1988
11/19/1988
E
E
L
N
N S92
N
N
N P41
AIRCARE
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Y
P BYL
H ALSO En GRAY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
SEE ALSO HELICOPTERS
READY FOR KEDICAL MISSIONS
AIRCRAFT CARRIERS „ AOOT _ ._. _—,
SEE ALSO SUPER CARRIER' (TV SHOW)
CARRIER DUTY NOT GLAKOROUS
AIRCRAFT SAFETY
SEE AIRPLANES,
SAFETY
""aii&ffiasffs?™ OT «™ ■ options
SEE ALSO DEATHS, INTERNATIONAL
SEE ALSO DEATHS, U.S.
12 FEARED DEAD IN RDU CRASH
PANAM AIR DISASTER FOSTERS PASSENGER FEAR
""£?$?& PILOTS ASSOCIATION
SEE PILOTS
AIRLINE STEWARDESSES
SEE FLIGHT ATTENDAKTS
""seFaLSO ACCIDENTS, AIRPLAYS, INTERNATIONAL
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, AIRPLANES, N.C.
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS; AIRPLAYS, U.S.
SEE ALSO AMERICAN AIRLINES
SEE ALSO BRANIFF AIRLINES
SEE ALSO BRITISH AIRWAYS
SEE ALSO COmJTER AIRLINES
SEE ALSO EASTERN AIRLINES
SEE ALSO FLIGHT ATTENDANTS
Hi 2"ln pS( S AMERICAN WORLD AIRUAYS
H ALSO PARTNERSHIP RKIMPROVED AIR TRAVEL
^yt^TOEOnf DIFFERENT SMUB HITS PHONE LISTINGS
S^ CWLF^^^iEDWNTEXECUTIVES TO FLY BRANIFF
VfinfeUR MWb FOR THE GROUND
PUNISH AIRLINES, TOO
AIRLINES, BAGGAGE
^let^SIe? ON WITH *TI-t*UG W*R
AIRLI a?rl« Sights after overling
H 1 3/30/1988 C 3 P P
H 2 3/28/1988 A 4 L
S 2 4/20/1988 A 1 N ' WS2
H 2 9/07/1988 B 2 N P41
H
S
H
H
H
H
H
H
S
H
S
S
S
s
2/20/1988
2/20/1988
2/21/1988
2/21/1988
2/21/1988
2/21/1988
2/22/1988 ..
2/22/1983 B
2/22/1988 A
2/23/1988
2/24/1988
2/25/1988
2/26/1988
12/27/1988
N
N B85
N A54
N H97
N
N M97
N T33
N
N B85
N M97
N B85
N U82
N B53
E
1/19/1988 B
6/26/1988 A
7/23/1988 B
7/30/1988 B
12/30/1988 A
N M97
N
N
U S78
E
H 2 3/04/1988 A 4 E
H 2 12/23/1988 B 4 N
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AIRLINES, DEATHS
SEE AIRLINE DEATHS
AIRLINES, DEREGULATION
IT'S EVEN SAFER TO FLY
RDU EARNS PRAISE FOR HAVING FEU DELAYS
FROM ROCKY MOUNT TO KOKQMO, SUBSIDIES IN THE UILD BLUE YONDER
AIRLINE DEREGULATION MAY CUT COMPETITION
AIRLINES, FARES
AMERICAN AIRLINES SETS OFF ROUND OF FARE INCREASES
CONTINENTAL WILL POSTPONE MOST AIRFARE INCREASES
FOR THE RECORD
GREENSBORO TRAVELERS NO LONGER DRIVING FOR CHEAPER AIR FARES
A LITTLE GREED GOES A LONG WAY
GUESSTIMATION
AIRLINES, FOOD
SEE ALSO FOOD
ON THE FLY! FLIGHT MEALS REQUIRE PLANNING,
AIRLINES, PASSENGERS
SEE ALSO RALEIGH/DURHAM AIRPORT, PASSENGERS
MOBILE AMERICANS
AIRLINES, REGULATIONS
SEE ALSO REGULATORY AGENCIES
NORTHWEST WILL BAN SMOKING ON NORTH AMERICAN FLIGHTS
BATTLE OF BRITAIN: AMERICAN AIRLINES RATTLED OVER SABRE
AIRLINES, RESERVATION RULE
NEW RESERVATIONS CENTER BEGINS TAKING CALLS TODAY
AIRLINES, SAFETY
SEE AIRPLANES, SAFETY
AIRLINES, SCHEDULES
AIRLINE ON-TIME RECORD IMPROVES IN FEBRUARY
RDU EARNS PRAISE FOR HAVING FEW DELAYS
»ON-TIME' FLIGHTS STILL LATE
RAMP CONTROLLERS FIGHT FLIGHT SCHEDULE DELAYS
AIRLINES, SMOKING REGULATIONS
SEE ALSO SMOKING
SEE ALSO TOBACCO, ANTI-SMOKING CAMPAIGN
SMOKER SPARKS SHOUTING MATCH ON TWA AIRLINER
SMOKERS REVOLT DURING FLIGHT
AMERICAN AMONG AIRLINES IGNORING NON-SMOKING LAW
SMOKING BAN ON SHORT FLIGHTS WELCOME
SMOKE GETS IN THEIR EYES
DON'T COUGH AT ALL-SMOKERS AIRLINE
RJR NABISCO DUMPING AGENCY THAT CREATED AIRLINES' SMOKING BAN 'AD'
FIG NEWTON BOYCOTT PROPOSED
MOST AIRLINE FLIGHTS WITHIN U.S. WILL KEEP NO-SMOKING LIGHT ON
FIG NEWTONS? FRUIT'S OK, BUT I CAN LIVE WITHOUT THAT NAME
TOBACCO COMPANIES GET TOUGHER WITH ANTI-SMOKING CAMPAIGNS
AGENCY BAILED OUT ON AIRLINE'S NO-SMOKING ADS
ON MOST AIRLINE FLIGHTS, SMOKING BAN STARTS SATURDAY
AIRLINES TRY TO SWEETEN SMOKING BAN'S TAKEOFF
SMOKING BAN NOT SO LONG
EXTRA FLIGHT MINUTES LET SMOKERS PUFF AWAY
SMOKERS CAN ADAF'T TO THE NEW SKY RULES
AD BILLINGS CRUMBLE
SMOKING BAN CAUSES FEU PROBLEMS
RDU official: ROAD WORK TO SNARL TRAFFIC
...I FOUND A FLIGHT WHICH HASN'T BANNO SMOKING! (CARTOON)
TAKE THIS HAVANA TO A PLANE! (CARTOON)
SMOKERS' RIGHTS GROUP BRINGS PROTEST TO RALEIGH-DURHAM
GROUNDED SMOKERS
BRITISH AIRWAYS TO BAN SMOKING
H 2 5/17/1988 A 4 E
S 2 8/04/1988 A 1 N U82
H 2 8/05/1988 A 5 U
S 2 9/08/1988 A 4 E
H 2
2/19/1988 B
7
N
S 2
3/14/1988 A
8
N
H 2
4/08/1988 A
2
N
H 2
7/28/1988 A
12
N
CHH 1
11/14/1988 A
4
E
H 2 2/11/1988 C 1 P F H45
H 2 8/27/1988 A 4 E
H 2 3/24/1988 D 7 N
H 2 5/25/1988 A 2 J
H 2 2/13/1988 B 3 P N N36
H 2 4/06/1988 A 12 N
S 2 8/04/1988 A 1 N W82
S 2 11/07/1988 A 4 E
H 2 11/19/1988 C 1 P N P41
H
2
1/01/1988 A
16
N
S
2
1/01/1988 A
1
N
H
2
1/02/1988 C
1
N
H
2
1/02/1988 A
4
J
H
2
1/06/1988 A
4
U
S
2
4/04/1988 A
4
U
H
2
4/06/1988 A
1
N
H
2
4/07/1988 B
1
N R80
H
2
4/17/1988 A
11
N
H
2
4/17/1988 B
1
U N36
H
2
4/17/1988 B
5
N
H
2
4/21/1988 D
5
N
H
2
4/22/1989 B
5
N
H
2
4/23/1988 A
13
N
S
2
4/23/1988 A
4
E
H
2
4/24/1988 A
14
N
S
2
4/26/1988 A
7
N
H
2
4/27/1988 A
4
E
S
2
4/27/1988 A
7
N
S
2
5/04/1988 A
1
M N W82
H
2
5/07/1988 A
4 T T
H
2
5/18/1988 A
4 T T R56
H
2
6/03/1988 C
1
N A54
H
2
6/04/1988 B
7 P P T32
H
2 10/03/1988 A
2
N
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"^ife*^ AT AIRPORT
AIR S^ALSO ACCIICNTS, AIRPLANES, INTERNATIONAL
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, AIRPLANES, N.C.
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, AIRPLANES, U.S.
SEE ALSO AIRLINES
SEE ALSO C-5A GALAXY
I U HBflBJH 1 * LEE AIRBORNE HUSEUM
SEE ALSO GLIDERS
PI ALSO IJ>130 HERCULES TRANSPORT PLANE
g ALS3 kVuiLL^£Y MEMORIAL SOCIETY
SEE ALSO N.C, STATE AIRPLANES
SEE ALSO PILOT TRAINING
SEE ALSO KtE^AIRPLANES
SEE ALSO ULTRALIGHT (PLANE)
"M KlKWlO^G GIF! r OF -PLANE TO SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT
"HBflhUHl CaORATION
ffiWlSraS&B PLANE SOLD
"^WBBSI! AIRF1ANES, N.C.
^STEN^S PLANE WIS EMERGENCY LANDING
&| HI ^vFSnT JET ENGINE EXPLOSION
P^^Tr^ BE^ PATCHING HOLES IN JETLINER
BMBWflHUM* LADING IN A WEEK
KyING TO JW FROM PLANE CM TNED TO BUTNER
PILOT LANDS PLANE ON SIDEOF HIGHWAY
TROUBLED PIEDMONT JET LANDS SAFELY
FLIGHTSTOPS AT AIRPORT; ILL HAN DIES
^H^i^AW
""BKfcflSA* antique
SEE ALSO WOMEN, AIRPLANES
"VttBto asss ss&ssr R " ,GMK ™ a,ra,>
H ALSO ACCIDENTS, AIRPLANES, N.C.
SFE ALSO ACCIDENTS, AIRPLANES, U.S.
H ALSO AIRPORT SECURITY SYSTEMS
SEE ALSO AIRPORTS, U.S., OVERCROWDING
H ALSO PARTNERSHIP FOR IMPROVED AIR TRAVEL
^BRANTLErfRDU 'PASSED TEST- ON SEATING BLIND PASSENGER |j
kMSfeS^E IN BAD FATHER
S I T
N E ELY
j5 g —DATE— C -PG L P BYL
H 2 11/15/1988 C 2 N
H 1 12/13/1988 C 1 P N P41
H 1 10/01/1988 CI N
H 2 10/05/1988 A 14 N
CHH 1 10/17/1988 A 1 P N L90
CHH 1 10/20/1988 A 8 P N
H 1 5/12/1988 B 1 P N H60
H 2 7/28/1988 A 17 N
2/17/1988 A
4/14/1988 A
4/15/1988 A
4/16/1988 A
4/17/1988 B
6/03/1988 B
6/14/1988 C
8/27/1988 A
9/15/1988 A
12/05/1988 C
H
2
S
O
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
S
2
S
2
16
N
1
N
1
P N
14
N
3
N
12
N
4
N
7
N
2
N
1
N
2 5/02/1988 C 7 N
2 12/17/1988 C 1 P U M06
2 1/06/1988 A 13 N R80
2 2/09/1988 A 4 E
2 3/25/1988 A 4 L
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FAA PROPOSES $636,200 IN CIVIL FINES FOR ORION
PIEDMONT CREWS BEGIN PATCHING HOLES IN JETLINER
RDU COMMUTER CRASH TOPIC AT SAFETY MEETING
IT'S EVEN SAFER TO FLY
SAFETY NOT NEGOTIABLE
INCREASE EFFICIENCY OF U.S. AIR SYSTEM
TALL BROADCAST TOWERS IMPEDE AIRPORT SAFETY
AIRPLANES, THEFT
10-f ASSENGER PLANE STOLEN AT HILTON HEAD
AIRPORT ROAD
AIRPORT RD.-ESTES DR. WIDENING SCHEDULED
DON'T YOU DO IT
CHAPEL HILL MOVES TO CONDEMN LAND TO GAIN ROAD RIGHTS OF WAY
CHAPEL HILL EYES WEAVER DAIRY 35 M.P.H. LIMIT
2 SETTLE ON ROAD EASEMENT
DENY BOLIN CENTER REQUEST — TAYLOR
AIRPORT ROAD DISPUTE SETTLED
AIRPORT SECURITY SYSTEMS
SEE ALSO AIRPLANES, SAFETY
SEE ALSO SECURITY SYSTEMS
ENSURE FLIGHT SAFETY
MAN SKIRTS SECURITY; HOLDS UP FLIGHTS
INCREASE EFFICIENCY OF U.S. AIR SYSTEM
AIRPORTS, INTERNATIONAL, SECURITY
SEE AIRPORT SECURITY SYSTEMS
AIRPORTS, N.C.
SEE ALSO DOUGLAS- AIRPORT (CHARLOTTE, N.C.)
SEE ALSO FAYETTEVILLE MUNICIPAL AIRPORT
SEE ALSO HORACE WILLIAMS AIRPORT
SEE ALSO N.C. AERONAUTICS COUNCIL
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, AIRPORTS
SEE ALSO PERSON COUNTY, N.C, AIRPORTS
SEE ALSO PIEDMONT TRIAD INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT (FORMERLY GREENSBORO
SEE ALSO RALEIGH/DURHAM AIRPORT
SEE ALSO RALEIGH/DURHAM AIRPORT AUTHORITY
SEE ALSO SMITH REYNOLDS AIRPORT
AIRLINERS FOGGED IN; DIFFERENT SHROUD HITS PHONE LISTINGS
STATE MAY INSTALL 12 AUTOMATIC WEATHER STATIONS TO HELP PILOTS
PILOT WEATHER DATA ESSENTIAL FOR SAFETY
WILMINGTON LOSES UNITED
AIRPORT PROPOSAL LOSES SUPPORT OF N.C. OFFICIALS
PLANS TO IMPROVE 25 SMALL AIRPORTS MAY BE SUSPENDED
FUNDS COULD HELP RDU KEEP NEW RADAR
PERSON AIRPORT TO GET $8,000 GRANT
CHARLOTTE EYES SECOND AIRPORT
MOST NEIGHBORS NOT WORRIED ABOUT WINSTON-SALEM AIRPORT
GREENSBORO TRAVELERS NO LONGER DRIVING FOR CHEAPER AIR FARES
ORANGE MAY GET 'RELIEVER' AIRPORT
TALL BROADCAST TOWERS IMPEDE AIRPORT SAFETY
PERSON AIRPORT TO GET $231,840 GRANT
AIRPORTS, U.S.
SEE ALSO AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLERS
AIRLINE ON-TIME RECORD IMPROVES IN FEBRUARY
FROM ROCKY MOUNT TO KOKOMO, SUBSIDIES IN THE WILD BLUE YONDER
AIRPORTS, U.S., OVERCROWDING
SEE ALSO AIRPLANESt SAFETY
AIRPORT'S BRANTLEY SAYS OVERCROWDING REMARK MISLEADING
AIRPORT IMPROVEMENTS NEEDED
AIRPORTS, U.S., SECURITY
SEE AIRPORT SECURITY SYSTEMS
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P
E
D
S I T
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S
H
S
H
S
H
S
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
4/02/1988 A 9
4/16/1988 A 14
4/20/1988 C 10
5/17/1988 A 4
7/11/1988 A 4
8/27/1988 A 4
9/15/1988 A 5
N
N
N
E
E
E
J Oil
S 2 5/18/1988 A 9 N
CHH 1 7/09/1988
1 8/03/1988
10/10/1988
10/12/1988
CHH 1 11/16/1988
CHH 1 11/23/1988
CHH 1 12/14/1988
CHH
CHH 1
CHH 1
N
P P L3S
N M70
N M70
N M70
N M70
1 M N M70
H 2 5/02/1988 A 4 E
H 2 7/12/1988 B 10 N
H 2 8/27/1988 A 4 E
REGIONAL AIRPORT)
H
2
1/19/1988 B
1
N M97
S
2
2/22/1988 A
6
N
S
2
2/24/1988 A
4
E
S
2
3/11/1988 A
12
N
H
2
3/31/1988 A
18
N
H
1
4/16/1988 C
3
N
S
2
4/21/1988 C
1
P N U32
H
1
6/14/1988 B
1
N R53
H
2
7/14/1988 A
16
N
H
2
7/28/1988 A
12
N
H
2
7/28/1988 A
12
N
CHH 1
9/15/1988 A
3
N H90
S
2
9/15/1988 A
5
J on
H
1
9/28/1988 C
1
N T33
H
2
4/06/1988 A
12
N
H
2
8/05/1988 A
5
U
H
2
6/22/1988 B
1 P N
H
2 10/16/1988 D
4
E
AIRSHIP INDUSTRIES
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BLIMPS, BUILT IN N.C., GOING BACK IN SERVICE FOR NAVY
"^IeEW-SO BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA
S& KWlY^ISED BY FLEK7
ALAB X^ I SHIPU^CK- 'FRENCH WANT MUSE1«S FOR CONFEDERATE PRIZES
*»*&$? K°KPECTS BIG CROUD AT SUN FUN
<"™$J?£ ^ik^AST'S^TE, 109-81
'PACK SHAKES OFF RUST
ALAMANCE BATTLEGROUND STATE HISTORIC SITE
ALAMANCE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
KcE cffiKm K^S^OTKnjK FOR AWARD ON JOB TRAINING
SlAMANCE COLLEGE TO RECEIVE AWARD FOR JOB TRAINING
KgKKoK™ e^loyer AND GOKRKK
^gffiflSL* college CAMPAIGN LEAI£R
SuSre CMUOTY COLLEGE RECOGNIZED _ n
ALAMANCE 0FFTOIN6 TEACHER RENTAL COURSES
wrsw grWes to be HONcrai)
^^^LE^lEf HS' 9 n§WQRMUATI0N EXERCISE
^CETOM^in'cOLLEGE TO OFFER SPECIAL COURSES
VK^EScSbISINESS TO BE jv SBO«N
SEMINAR IS SCHEDULED JWLAWTC
COLLEGE OFFERING TELECONFERENCE
SMALL BUSINESS TAX WORKSHOP SCHEDULED
SIXALAtttNCE STUDENTS NO£D TO WHO'S WD
*»%3c^^a^ STILL PAYING PRESIDENT *17,000 SUPPLEMENT
-lJ 8Bg»S^I^HMWBBB ,-19-88,
SOuSrSHIPS PROVIDED AT ALAMANCE COLLEGE
^M^COLLEGE AWARDS HUPMAN SCHOLARSHIPS
61 AMANCE COMMUNITY COLLEGE FOUNDATION
^^CXLEOF&TION ELECTS OFFICERS
^AlKiED^CHUR^S OF AU*ANCE COUNTY
SEE ALSO BATTLE OF ALAMANCE
H ALSO LUrffi RETIREMENT MINISTRIES OF ALAMANCE COUNTY
^ySK W££ffiM FOUR IN ALAMANCE
5^mSceTcLUB WIN BEAUTIFICATION AWARDS
s^orTthat ;:n alamance was not a tornado
ALAMANCE COUNTY, N.C., BUDGET
H 2 5/23/1988 D 5 N
H 2 2/07/1988 D 4 E
H 2 9/03/1988 A 4 E
H 2 7/10/1988 C 11 N
H 2 5/29/1988 D 8 P F W66
H 2 12/21/1988 D 1 P N C49
S 2 12/21/1988 D 1 P N A76
H 1 5/13/1988 C 1 N H60
H 2 10/07/1988 D 6 P F C19
H 2 12/10/1988 C 2 N
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
1/23/1988 C
1/29/1988 C
2/17/1988 B
2/23/1988 B
3/01/1988 B
3/18/1988
4/26/1988
5/14/1988
5/14/1988
6/24/1988 _
6/28/1988 B
7/01/1988 C
7/09/1983
7/15/1988
8/12/1988
8/18/1988
8/31/1988
9/27/1988
. 9/29/1988
1 10/08/1988
1 10/25/1988
2 11/24/1988
3
1
1
10
1
16
1
2
2
1
1
3
4
1
1
6
1
4
1
1
1
4
N
N H60
N H60
N H60
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N H60
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
H 1 6/22/1988 B 1 N 135
H 1 10/18/1988 C 1 N H60
H 1 10/19/1988 C 1 N
H 1 12/23/1988 C 1 N H60
H 1 12/08/1988 C 2 M
H 2 1/12/1988 B 16 N
H 2 3/27/1988 B 4 N
H 2 5/27/1988 A 12 N
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1/01/1988
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12/31/1988
SUBJECTS
ALAMANCE BOARD REVERSES VOTE ON FIREFIGHTER FUNDS
ALAMANCE BOARD ADOPTS BUDGET, KEEPS TAX RATE
ALAMANCE COUNTY, N.C., CABLE TELEVISION
SEE ALSO BURLINGTON, N.C., CABLE TELEVISION
ALAMANCE OKS CABLE TV FRANCHISE
ALAMANCE COUNTY, N.C., ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE COUNTY, N.C., VOTER REGISTRATION
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION, ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO BURLINGTON, N.C., ELECTIONS
CANDIDATES FLOCK TO FILE IN ALAMANCE
GOP PRIMARY TO BE HELD IN ALAMANCE BOARD RACE
TWO MORE IN ALAMANCE BOARD RACE
PRIMARY NECESSARY IN ALAMANCE RACE
10 CANDIDATES SEEK THREE ALAMANCE POSTS
FIVE IN ALAMANCE SCHOOL BOARD RACE
EXTRA VOTER REGISTRATION HOURS SET IN ALAMANCE
DEMOCRATS, GOP HOLDING ALAMANCE VOTE (CORRECTION PRINTED 5-3-88)
CANDIDATE'S NAME OMITTED FROM STORY
ALCON APPARENTLY CAN SEEK RUNOFF
ALAMANCE SCHOOLS MAY SEEK SUPPLEMENTAL TAX
MONDAY IS THE LAST DAY TO REGISTER TO VOTE ON BURLINGTON'S BOND ISSUE
ALAMANCE VOTERS CHOOSING LEGISLATORS, COMMISSIONERS
ALAMANCE VOTERS FACE LOT OF CHOICES TUESDAY
GOP CHALLENGERS LEAD IN HOUSE RACE
ALAMANCE BOARD STAYING REPUBLICAN
ALAMANCE COUNTY, N.C., EMPLOYEES
BURLINGTON WOMAN HONORED BY EMPLOYER AND GOVERNOR
INVESTIGATION COMPLETE IN ALAMANCE
ALAMANCE COUNTY, N.C, EMPLOYEES, SALARIES
STUDY: ALAMANCE IS UNDERPAYING 64 EMPLOYEES
ALAMANCE BOARD ADOPTS BUDGET, KEEPS TAX RATE
ALAMANCE COUNTY, N.C, FIRE DISTRICTS
SEE ALSO NORTHEASTERN ALAMANCE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPT.
ALAMANCE OFFICIALS UPSET BY STATE'S PROPOSED CHANGES IN JAIL REGULATIONS H
FULL-TIME FIREMEN STILL HOT TOPIC IN ALAMANCE
ALAMANCE BOARD REVERSES VOTE ON FIREFIGHTER FUNDS
ALAMANCE PANEL STARTS WORK ON FIRE DEPARTMENT FUNDING
ALAMANCE WILL PAY TO MAN SOME FIRE STATIONS
ALLRED BLASTS 'ILLEGAL DUMP' NEAR BUS GARAGE
ALAMANCE COUNTY, N.C., INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE COUNTY LONG RANGE PLANNING TASK FORCE
SEE ALSO BURLINGTON, N.C., INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
HONDA PLANS EXPANSION IN ALAMANCE
ALAMANCE BOARD MULLS TASK FORCE
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1 3/15/1988 B 1 N T35
1 6/07/1988 B 1 N T35
H 1 10/11/1988 B 1 N T35
H
1
1/06/1988 B
1
N H60
H
2
1/08/1988 B
4
N
H
1
1/14/1988 B
1
N
H
1
1/23/1988 C
1
N
H
1
1/29/1988 C
1
N H60
H
1
2/02/1988 B
3
N
H
1
3/31/1988 B
1
N
H
2
5/02/1983 A
16
N
H
1
5/03/1988 C
1
N
H
1
5/04/1988 C
1
N
H
2
6/01/1988 B
5
N T35
H
1
10/07/1988 C
1
N H60
H
2 10/30/1988 D
2
N H60
H
1
11/05/1988 C
1
N H60
H
2
11/09/1988 C
5
N
H
1
11/10/1988 C
1
N
H
1
3/01/1988 B
1
N
H
1
8/09/1988 B
1
N
H
1
4/14/1988 B
1
N T35
H
1
6/07/1988 B
1
N T35
H
1
2/02/1988 B
1
N T35
H
1
2/19/1988 C
2
N H60
H
1
3/15/1988 B
1
N T35
H
1
4/08/1988 C
1
N H60
H
1
5/18/1988 C
1
N
H
1
8/02/1988 B
1
N T35
H
2
3/23/1988 A
14
N
H
1
5/03/1988 C
14
N
ALAMANCE COUNTY, N.C., LANDFILL
ALAMANCE TO APPLY FOR LANDFILL PERMIT
ALAMANCE COUNTY, N.C., LIBRARIES
SEE ALSO LIBRARIES, N.C.
ALAMANCE BOARD TO DISCUSS CHANGING LIBRARY FINANCING
VOTE ON SUBDIVISION REVERSED IN CHATHAM
ALAMANCE COUNTY, N.C, LOCAL OPTION ELECTION
SEE ALAMANCE COUNTY, N.C, ELECTIONS
ALAMANCE COUNTY, N.C, ORDINANCES
PROPERTY OWNERS TO VOTE ON BURLINGTON ZONING EXPANSION
ALAMANCE TO APPLY FOR LANDFILL PERMIT
ALAMANCE TO HOLD HEARING ON AUTO JUNKYARD ORDINANCE
ALAMANCE TO REQUIRE JUNKYARD SCREENS
H 1 2/16/1988 B 1 N
1 3/05/1988 C 1
3 3/15/1988 B 1
N H60
N M10
1 1/20/1988 B 1 N T35
1 2/16/1988 B 1 N
1 6/10/1988 C 1 N
1 7/06/1988 B 1 N T35
ALAMANCE COUNTY, N.C, PROPERTY TAXES
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1/01/1988 - 12/31/1988
Y SUBJECTS
S
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qcf Al Sfl ALAMANCE COUNTY. N.C., TAXES
SE alSe^rd adopts budget! keeps tax rate
ai 6MAICE COUNTY. N.C., TAX RATE _
KE^SOOJRLINGTDN, N.C., TAX RATE
ALAMANCE BOARD ADOPTS BUDGET, KEEPS TAX RATE
AORfDBLASTS 'ILLEGAL BUMP' NEAR BUS GARAGE
"WMlIFjhjanp-
61«iANCEBrj^D WANTS MOTEL-OCCUPANCY TAX
SntS^or^ticW^ty schools case
""^^BpShr^^s, discusses plans to bring in dollar h
AIAMANCE COUNTY, N.C., VOTER REGISTRATION
qFF ALSO ALAMANCE COUNTY, N.C., ELECTIONS H
SE REf^IC^OUTREGISTER DEMOCRATS IN N.C.
ALAMANCE COUNTY, N.C, UATER RESOURCES
SEE^SGORANGE/ALAMANCE WATER SYSTEM
MEBANE, GRAHAM CONSERVING UATER
"^LSoV^'bS'iaK mm planning task force
^MANCEHWRD COOL TO COUNTYUIDE ZONING
&Se B K'M^ITORIAL AGREEMENT
^^StB^plsTASED IN HONOR OF BURLINGTON ARTIST
raURflRENtfO TDBQTCD OF ALAMANCE ARTS COUNCIL
ALAMANCE COUNTY ARTS EXPERIENCE
SEE ALSO ARTS, N.C.
SfHSuSK^ iS**™ TODAY FOR FESTIVAL
ALAMANCE COUNTY ASSOCIATION FOR RETARDED CITIZENS
AU 1lE^™AssociAra^
MOTHER'S PUSH HELPED GET SERVICES FOR HANiuuntu
A^O^ErS^ ^SIGNING
XrS^SCHOOLS TO BEGIN SEARCH FOR SUFJRIf^DENT
NIwaraiSENT SOUGHT UITHIN ALAMANCE SCHOOL SYSTEM
wk^r SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT CHOSEN ^
aS^SnCESCW)OL SUPERINTENDENT HIRED
SEIZURE LAUslffi CASES PIT POLICE AGAINST SCHOOLS
OTHER SYSTEMS HIRING ALAMANCE TEACHERS
ALAMANCE SCHOOLS PROMISE PROBE ^^
Sffl HlWM s Mezzlenent
ALAMANCE SCHOOL CONTRACTS OK'D
AL ^Kc$X BcU^f^T^AfES^SUPPLEMENTS FOR ADMINISTRATORS
ALAMANCE COUNTY BOARD OF OUCATION, ELECTIONS
H 1 6/07/1988 B 1 N T35
H 1 6/07/1988 B 1 N T35
H 1 8/02/1988 B 1 N T35
4/05/1988 B
6/04/1988 A
6/07/1988 B
6/24/1988 C
8/17/1988 B
1
N
11
N R53
1
N T35
1
N R53
1
N T35
1 9/09/1988 C 1 N H60
2 4/16/1988 A 1 N L40
H 2 8/20/1988 C 1 N
1 4/20/1988 C 1 NTS
1 5/03/1988 C 14 N
1 11/16/1988 C 1 N T35
H 1 7/02/1988 C 2 N
H 1 7/15/1988 C 1 N H60
H 1 5/07/1988 C 1
N H60
H 1 8/16/1988 B 6 N
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
1/13/1988 B
1/22/1988 C
1/30/1988 C
2/09/1983 B
3/18/1988 C
4/09/1988 C
5/30/1983 B
7/13/1983 B
8/10/1983 B
8/17/1983 B
8/31/1988 C
12/01/1988 C
N
N H60
N H60
N
N H60
N
N
N T35
N T35
N T35
N T35
N
1 6/15/1988 B 1 N T35
1 1/29/1988 C 1 N H60
1 2/02/1988 B 3 N
2 5/02/1988 A 16 N
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1/01/1988
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CANDIDATE'S NAME OMITTED FROM STORY
ALCON APPARENTLY CAN SEEK RUNOFF
ALAMANCE COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE COUNTY, N.C., ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO BURLINGTON, N.C., ELECTIONS
CANDIDATES FLOCK TO FILE IN ALAMANCE
EXTRA VOTER REGISTRATION HOURS SET IN ALAMANCE
ALAMANCE COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
SEE BURLINGTON/ALAMANCE COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
ALAMANCE COUNTY CHRISTMAS TOUR AND CANDLELIGHT TEA
ALAMANCE CHRISTMAS TOUR TICKETS ARE NOW ON SALE
ELON CAMPUS TO GLOW WITH 1,000 LUMINARIES
ALAMANCE CHRISTMAS TOUR SUNDAY
ALAMANCE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
ALAMANCE PANEL FINDS WELCOME SIGNS MORE THAN MEETS THE EYE
PROPERTY OWNERS TO VOTE ON BURLINGTON ZONING EXPANSION
VOCATIONAL TRADES OF ALAMANCE MAY GET PLANT BUILDING
ALAMANCE OFFICIALS UPSET BY STATE'S PROPOSED CHANGES IN JAIL REGULATIONS H
ALAMANCE TO APPLY FOR LANDFILL PERMIT
FULL-TIME FIREMEN STILL HOT TOF'IC IN ALAMANCE
ALAMANCE BOARD TO DISCUSS CHANGING LIBRARY FINANCING
LAWYER QUITTING JOB TO TAKE ALAMANCE RECYCLING POST
ALAMANCE BOARD REVERSES VOTE ON FIREFIGHTER FUNDS
ALAMANCE BOARD WANTS MOTEL-OCCUPANCY TAX
ALAMANCE PANEL STARTS WORK ON FIRE DEPARTMENT FUNDING
STUDY? ALAMANCE IS UNDERPAYING 64 EMPLOYEES
ALAMANCE BOARD COOL TO COUNTYWIDE ZONING
ALAMANCE BOARD MULLS TASK FORCE
ALAMANCE WILL PAY TO MAN SOME FIRE STATIONS
ALAMANCE TO HOLD HEARING ON AUTO JUNKYARD ORDINANCE
ALAMANCE BOARD LEARNS COLLEGE STILL PAYING PRESIDENT $17,000 SUPPLEMENT
ALAMANCE, VANCE BILLS ARE APPROVED
ALAMANCE TO REQUIRE JUNKYARD SCREENS
ALLRED BLASTS 'ILLEGAL DUMP' NEAR BUS GARAGE
BALOG WANTS MORE INFORMATION IN COUNTY SCHOOLS CASE
BURLINGTON COUNCIL EXFtORES JOINING PIEDMONT TRIAD
ALAMANCE TOURISM AUTHORITY ORGANIZES, DISCUSSES PLANS TO BRING IN DOLLAR H
ALAMANCE OKS CABLE TV FRANCHISE
ALAMANCE BOARD AMENDS EXTRATERRITORIAL AGREEMENT
TEAGUE WILL LEAD ALAMANCE BOARD
ALAMANCE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, BUDGET
ALAMANCE SCHOOLS MAY SEEK SUPPLEMENTAL TAX
ALAMANCE BOARD ADOPTS BUDGET, KEEPS TAX RATE
ALAMANCE SCHOOL BOARD REINSTATES PAY SUPPLEMENTS FOR ADMINISTRATORS
ALAMANCE BOARD LEARNS COLLEGE STILL PAYING PRESIDENT $17,000 SUPPLEMENT
ALAMANCE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, CHAIRMAN
TEAGUE WILL LEAD ALAMANCE BOARD
ALAMANCE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE COUNTY, N.C., ELECTIONS
CANDIDATES FLOCK TO FILE IN ALAMANCE
GOP PRIMARY TO BE HELD IN ALAMANCE BOARD RACE
TWO MORE IN ALAMANCE BOARD RACE
ALAMANCE COMMISSIONER SEEKS HOUSE SEAT
10 CANDIDATES SEEK THREE ALAMANCE POSTS
FIVE IN ALAMANCE SCHOOL BOARD RACE
DEMOCRATS, GOP HOLDING ALAMANCE VOTE (CORRECTION PRINTED 5-3-88)
ALCON APPARENTLY CAN SEEK RUNOFF
ALAMANCE VOTERS CHOOSING LEGISLATORS, COMMISSIONERS
ALAMANCE VOTERS FACE LOT OF CHOICES TUESDAY
ALAMANCE BOARD STAYING REPUBLICAN
ALAMANCE COUNTY COMMUNITY COUNCIL
ALAMANCE COUNCIL TO CELEBRATE 50TH YEAR
1 5/03/1988 C 1
1 5/04/1988 C 1
1 1/06/1988 B
1 3/31/1988 B
N H60
N
H
1
11/19/1988 C
1
N
H
1
11/22/1988 C
1
N H60
H
1
12/03/1988 C
1
N
H
2
1/05/1988 C
3
N T35
H
1
1/20/1988 B
1
N T35
H
1
1/21/1988 B
1
N H60
H
1
2/02/1988 B
1
N T35
H
1
2/16/1988 B
1
N
H
1
2/19/1988 C
2
N H60
H
1
3/05/1988 C
1
N H60
H
1
3/08/1988 B
1
N
H
1
3/15/1988 B
1
N T35
H
2
4/05/1988 B
1
N
H
1
4/08/1988 C
1
N H60
H
1
4/14/1988 B
1
N T35
H
1
4/20/1988 C
1
N T35
H
1
5/03/1988 C
14
N
H
1
5/18/1988 C
1
N
H
1
6/10/1988 C
1
N
H
1
6/22/1988 B
1
N T35
H
1
6/24/1988 C
1
N R53
H
1
7/06/1988 B
1
N T35
H
1
8/02/1988 B
1
N T35
H
1
8/17/1988 B
1
N T35
H
1
9/07/1988 C
1
N T35
H
1
9/09/1988 C
1
N H60
H
1
10/11/1988 B
1
N T35
H
1
11/16/1988 C
1
N T35
H
1
12/06/1988 C
1
N
H
2
6/01/1988 B
c
N T35
H
1
6/07/1988 B
1
N T35
H
1
6/15/1988 B
1
N T35
H
1
6/22/1988 B
1
N T35
H 1 12/06/1988 C 1 N
H
1
1/06/1988 B
1
N H60
H
2
1/08/1988 B
4
N
H
1
1/14/1988 B
1
N
H
1
1/15/1988 C
1
N H60
H
1
1/29/1988 C
1
N H60
H
1
2/02/1988 B
3
N
H
2
5/02/1988 A
16
N
H
1
5/04/1988 C
1
N
H
2
10/30/1988 D
2
N H60
H
1
11/05/1988 C
1
N H60
H
1
11/10/1988 C
1
N
H 1 12/30/1988 C 1 N H60
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ANNUAL
1/01/1988
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12/31/1988
Y SUBJECTS
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ALAMANCE COUNTY COMPREHENSIVE CANCER TREATMENT CENTER
"■ SEEALSOALAMANCE HEALTH SERVICES, INC.
SE ALa1wCE A Sy CANCER PROGRAM PRAISED
"-""^M^oTO COURTHOUSE
*™BXIME^^ HIGH
^^WsSlK^sS^ISTMAS CHEER
ALAMANCE COUNTY FAIR otabttnG UP
IT'S HOT BUT FAIR TIME STAhUNu ur
ALAMANCE'S FAIR IS EARLY THIS YEAR
SWINGING TIME
TRAVELING SHOW
ALAMANCE COUNTY FIRE DEPT. ^^
sUfuric ACID SPILL AVERTED
™S|ICALS FOUMB IN FAMILIES' WATER mm
Tt^E^AMANa HEALTH OFFICIALS HONORED
W&&&W& fAKI^S^^TREA^INE ORGANIZATION
"^W WffitSffi** battle anniversary
f4 ^AlKMA^ I C«JNTY HOSPITAL, AICLESCENT CARE UNIT
lHflHHBhm-
1 SH8 HER 9ttJnBfflkfa»m CENTER
*Vt8JBNBkHl* BACK AGAIN
TEeVrKiNG Life TAKING CAFFEINE PILLS
DR. HAMBY TAKES POST IN ALAMANCE
DRUG AWARENESS PROGRAM SET
H 1 7/29/1988 C 1 N
H 1 12/20/1988 C 1 N
H 1 4/09/1988 C 1 N
H 1 12/21/1988 C 1 N P38
H 1 8/19/1988 C 1 NH60
H 1 8/19/1988 C 1 N H60
H 1 8/25/1988 B 1 P P S73
H 2 8/26/1988 C 2 P P S73
H 1 1/22/1988 C 1 P N T35
H
H
H
H
H
H
3/08/1988 B
6/24/1988 C
7/21/1988 B
7/29/1988 C
12/08/1988 C
12/15/1988 C
N
N
N H60
N
N
N H60
H 1 5/13/1988 C 1 N H60
1 5/18/1988 C 1 N T35
1 8/03/1988 B 1 N L40
2 12/16/1988 A 1 N
2/08/1988 C
2/13/1988 A
6/11/1988 C
8/16/1988 B
11/03/1988 C
'"^^MaOFFICIALS UPSET BY STATE'S PROPOSED CHANGES IN JAIL REGOATIONS H
iffi 1 MJUfWWKWft REJECTED BY STATE J
gBPff mHOD!™ BA& TO ALAMANCE COURT H
1 2/02/1988 B
2 2/18/1988 B
2 3/07/1988 C
1 8/03/1988 B
1
4
1
1
1
N B53
E
N
P N H60
N H60
1
4
1
1
N T35
N
N B53
N L40
LIBRARIES
ALAMANCE COUNTY LIBRARY
SSEALAMANCE COUNTY, N.C.,
SEE LIBRARIES, N.C.
"VUKHR STcriS^^L^
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE COUNTY, N.C, ZONING
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1/01/1988 - 12/31/1988
SUBJECTS
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE COUNTY PLANNING DEPT.
ALAMANCE BOARD MULLS TASK FORCE
ALAMANCE COUNTY PLANNING DEPT.
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE COUNTY LONG RANGE PLANNING TASK FORCE
ALAMANCE TO HOLD HEARING ON AUTO JUNKYARD ORDINANCE
ALAMANCE COUNTY RECREATION DEPT.
INVESTIGATION COMPLETE IN ALAMANCE
ALAMANCE PLANS PARK SURVEY
ALAMANCE COUNTY RECYCLING COORDINATOR
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE RECYCLING COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO RECYCLING
ALAMANCE TO APPLY FOR LANDFILL PERMIT
ALAMANCE COUNTY REGISTER OF DEEDS
CANDIDATES FLOCK TO FILE IN ALAMANCE
PRIMARY NECESSARY IN ALAMANCE RACE
FIVE IN ALAMANCE SCHOOL BOARD RACE
DEMOCRATS, GOP HOLDING ALAMANCE VOTE
ALCON APPARENTLY CAN SEEK RUNOFF
ALAMANCE VOTERS CHOOSING LEGISLATORS,
(CORRECTION PRINTED 5-3-88)
COMMISSIONERS
ALAMANCE COUNTY RESCUE UNIT
SOME OF THE RESCUERS ARE RESCUING THEMSELVES '
ALAMANCE SQUAD TO RESUME HUNT FOR MAN
ALAMANCE COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD
SEE ALAMANCE COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION
ALAMANCE COUNTY SCHOOLS
SEE ALSO EASTERN ALAMANCE HIGH SCHOOL
SEE ALSO SOUTHERN ALAMANCE HIGH SCHOOL
ALAMANCE SCHOOL REGISTRATION NOW UNDER WAY
ALAMANCE PRINCIPAL OF YEAR SELECTED
ALLRED BLASTS 'ILLEGAL DUMP* NEAR BUS GARAGE
ASBESTOS FOUND BURIED IN ALAMANCE
ALAMANCE SCHOOLS PROMISE PROBE
ASBESTOS TO BE BURIED ON SITE IN ALAMANCE
ALAMANCE SCHOOL OFFICIAL CHARGED WITH EMBEZZLEMENT
HEPATITIS CASE CONFIRMED AT ALAMANCE SCHOOL
ALAMANCE COUNTY SCHOOLS, BUDGET
NEW SUPERINTENDENT SOUGHT WITHIN ALAMANCE SCHOOL SYSTEM
ALAMANCE OFFICIALS UPSET BY STATE'S PROPOSED CHANGES IN JAIL REGULATIONS
ALAMANCE SCHOOLS MAY SEEK SUPPLEMENTAL TAX
ALAMANCE BOARD ADOPTS BUDGET, KEEPS TAX RATE
ALAMANCE SCHOOL BOARD REINSTATES PAY SUPPLEMENTS FOR ADMINISTRATORS
ALAMANCE SCHOOLS PROMISE PROBE
ALAMANCE COUNTY SCHOOLS, CONSTRUCTION
ALAMANCE SCHOOL CONTRACTS OK'D
ALAMANCE COUNTY SCHOOLS, EMPLOYEES
ALAMANCE SCHOOLS PROBE CONTINUES
BALOG WANTS MORE INFORMATION IN COUNTY SCHOOLS CASE
ALAMANCE COUNTY SCHOOLS, SCHOOL BUSES
SEE ALSO SCHOOL BUSES
ALAMANCE BOARD MULLS TASK FORCE
ALAMANCE SCHOOLS TO RECOGNIZE BUS DRIVERS
ALAMANCE SCHOOLS SHORT 43 DRIVERS
RURAL BUS DRIVERS ANGERED AT MAKING LESS THAN AVERAGE
ALAMANCE COUNTY SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS GET RAISE
ALAMANCE COUNTY SCHOOLS, SUPERINTENDENT
SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT IN ALAMANCE RESIGNING
ALAMANCE SCHOOLS TO BEGIN SEARCH FOR SUPERINTENDENT
NEW SUPERINTENDENT SOUGHT WITHIN ALAMANCE SCHOOL SYSTEM
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H 1 5/03/1988 C 14 N
H 1 6/10/1988 C 1 N
1 8/09/1988 B 1 N
1 8/12/1988 C 2 N
H 1 2/16/1988 B
1/06/1988 B
1/23/1988 C
2/02/1988 B
5/02/1988 A
5/04/1988 C
10/30/1988 D
2/25/1988 B
2/26/1988 C
8/02/1988 B
8/04/1988 B
8/10/1988 B
8/17/1988 B
8/31/1988 C
12/08/1988 C
1/30/1988 C
2/02/1988 B
6/01/1988 B
6/07/1988 B
6/15/1988 B
8/10/1988 B
1
1
3
16
1
2
2 3/20/1988 A 2
1 10/25/1988 C 1
N H60
N
N
N
N
N H60
J P41
N
N
N
N T35
N H60
N T35
N T35
N T35
N
N H60
N T35
N T35
N T35
N T35
N T35
H 1 12/01/1988 C 1 N
1 7/28/1988 B
1 8/17/1988 B
5/03/1988 C
5/21/1988 B
5/28/1988 C
9/10/1988 C
9/13/1988 B
14
8
1
1
1
N
N T35
N
N
N
N
N T35
1 1/13/1988 B
1 1/22/1988 C
1 1/30/1988 C
1 N
1 N H60
1 N H60
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^S^SSkS^SPS&^T HIRED
S N SSEl KintMs^not ACTING DISTRICTS IN TRIPLE
S3 S KJt^^yWle^s por sinistra™*
tfAMANCE COUNTY SCHOOLS, TEACHERS
CJTHERTOTEMS hiring alamance teachers
Al AMANCE COUNTY SHERIF'S DEPT. _^
•^HAN TOOK REFUGE IN ALAMANCEWOOBS
ALAMANCE SHERIFF IN CHARLOTTE HOSPITAL
ALAMANCE SCOFF OUT OF CARDIAC UNIT
ALAJWCE SHERIFF BACK IN HOSPITAL
loKe |« t ^f k™ 1 ^
ALAMANCE SHERIFF TO RETIRE DEC. 31
AjScE SHERIFF JOHN STOCKARD DIES
FWEWMiStED FOR ALAMANCE SHERIFF
FRYE BECOMES ALAMANCE COUNTY SHERIFF
ALAMANCE COUNTY UNITED WAY
SEE UNITED UAY OF ALAMANCE
ALAMANCE COUNTY URBAN AREA THOROUGHFARE PLAN
^y&G» T^T^M PU* IN WEST BURLINGTON
ffi^T0NI^T^ r |S^™f^E FLAN
THOROUGHFARE PLAN DEFENDED AT HEARING
HWilWkNmu ™™™
STANCE HEALTH SLICES' CANCER PROGRAM GAINS APPROVAL
^'HeSR TICKETS ARE NOW ON S^E
^lM^Sy SKSt CARE UNIT
m a WjgS^ar
DR. HAMBY TAKES POST IN ALAMANCE
^^K^^RE^ING COORDINATOR
WJHWvK IS TODAY IN ALAMANCE
ALAMANCE SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT
S I
E L
-DATE — C -PG L
T
Y
P BYL
H 1 2/09/1988 B 1 N
H 1 3/18/1988 C 1 NH60
U 2 6/18/1988 A 1 N
H 2 6/21/1988 B 12 N
H 2 6/01/1988 B 5 N J35
H 1 6/15/1988 B 1 N T35
H 1 7/13/1988 B 1 N T35
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
1/26/1988
7/01/1988
7/02/1988
7/22/1988
10/14/1988
. 10/14/1988
1 11/03/1988
1 11/29/1988 B
2 12/04/1988 B
1 12/06/1988 C
1 12/21/1988 C
C
C
c
c
c
c
C
N
N
N
N
N
N T35
N H60
N
>
N T35
N H60
1 6/18/1988 C 1 NH60
1 6/30/1988 B 1 * N HM
1 7/01/1988 C 1 N T35
H 1 9/03/1988 C 1 M H60
H 1 10/11/1988 B 1PM
H 1 10/25/1988 C 1 P N
H 2 11/01/1988 B 1 N
H 1 12/15/1988 C 1 N H60
H 1 12/28/1988 C 1 N H60
H 1 11/19/1988 C 1 M
H 1 8/16/1988 B 1 P N H60
H 1 7/30/1988 B 1 N H60
H 1 7/02/1983 C 2 N
H 1 3/15/1988 B 1 N H60
ALAMANCE/CASWELL COUNTIES MENTAL HEALTH AGENCY
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SUBJECTS
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C -PG L P BYL
SEE ALSO MENTAL HEALTH
research: HOST DRUNKEN DRIVERS ARE PROBLEM DRINKERS
ALARM SYSTEMS
SEE ALSO FIRE ALARMS
SEE ALSO SECURITY SYSTEMS
SEE ALSO SMOKE DETECTORS
JAIL ANNEX ESCAPES BRING ALARM SYSTEM
THIEVES DISABLE ALARM
MAN SAYS FEE HIKE TOO HIGH FOR LINKING ALARMS, POLICE
PERSON BOARD TOLD COUNTY IN HEALTHY FINANCIAL CONDITION
POLICE LOG/BURGLAR ALARM THWARTS BREAK-IN
BURGLAR ALARMS REQUIRE NEW PHONE NUMBER
ALASKA
A TARNISHED REPUTATION
HE'S GOING TO ALASKA TO HELP INDIANS TO BETTER LIFE
ALASKA, OIL RESOURCES
SEE ALSO OIL
NATIONAL TREASURE ENDANGERED
NO ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEM
ALAYANFE
SEE ALSO AFRICAN-AMERICAN DANCE ENSEMBLE
FESTIVALS FLOWER IN APRIL
DRAMATIC EVENTS SPRING FORTH
•GHANIAN TALES' COLORFUL MORAL PAGEANT
*$* FREE OF CHARGE $«
RITES OF PASSAGE
KUANZAA
ALBEMARLE CITY COUNCIL
ALBEMARLE COUNCIL ELECTION DISPUTE APPEARS RESOLVED
ALBEMARLE SOUND
CORPS OF ENGINEERS SAYS GASTON PIPELINE WOULDN'T HURT BASS
MOBIL PLAN TO EXPLORE N.C. COAST WORRIES SOME
MORE STUDY IS SOUGHT ON DRILLING OFF COAST
ALBERT SCHWEITZER INTERNATIONAL PRIZES
SEE ALSO AWARDS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -WILMINGTON
SCHWEITZER MEDALS TO BE GIVEN APRIL 4-6
TRIANGLE PUTS FOUR IN FESTIVALS' TOP 1,000
DURHAM DOCTOR TO GIVE AWARD TO PERRY COMO
THE TRIANGLE CONNECTION
NOBEL WINNER GETS SCHWEITZER PRIZE
HITCHIN6S WINS SCHWEITZER PRIZE
ANOTHER HONOR FOR DR. HITCHINGS
ALBRIGHT WILLING WORKERS VOLUNTEER TEAM
HOLIDAY FEAST
S 2 6/27/1988 C 10 N
S 2
H 2
S 2
H 1
CHH 1
S 2
2/02/1988 C
2/24/1988 C
5/06/1988 A
11/08/1988 B
11/29/1988 A
12/03/1988 A
2 2/09/1988 A
2 11/25/1988 C
4/07/1988 D
4/07/1988 D
4/15/1988 D
4/21/1988 D
6/30/1988 D
12/29/1988 D
3/10/1988
3/29/1988
3/31/1988
11/02/1988
11/17/1988
11/18/1988
11/27/1988
1
2
7
1
10
10
N B53
N
N H70
N T33
N
N
4 E
1 P N A54
H 2 2/06/1988 A 4 L
H 2 2/18/1988 A 4 L
2 P
5 P
11 P
4 P
2 P
1 P
I
I
R P10
I
P T32
F B71
H 2 1/09/1988 C 12 N
6/08/1988 B 1
9/07/1988 A 1
9/08/1988 B 10
N
U W66
N
E
N H65
N
E
S 2 12/20/1988 B 1 P P T37
THE ALCHEMEDIAN3
TALENTED TEAM TAKES AUDIOCE INTO
'THE ALCHEMEDIANS' ZONE
2 1/25/1988 B 4 R W63
ALCOHOL
SEE ALSO ABC STORES
SEE ALSO BEER
SEE ALSO COCKTAILS
SEE ALSO COLLEGES, N.C, ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES
SEE ALSO NON-ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES
SEE ALSO N.C. ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL BOARD
SEE ALSO WINE
SAMPLES INVITE TRAGEDY
LABELS GOOD WEAPON IN ALCOHOL ABUSE FIGHT
STUDY FINDS SOUTHERNERS DRINK MORE
H 2 2/03/1988 A 4 L
S 2 4/26/1988 A 4 E
S 2 8/12/1988 A 13 N
ALCOHOL, DEATHS
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INDEX BY
12/31/1988
SUBJECTS
miCA. EXAMINER SAYS MANY DEATHS ARE PREVENTABLE
ALCOHOL, HEALTH EFFECTS
KMb^SShOLISH RAISES CONCERNS IN CAROLINA
KNOWING IS SAYING NO
WHICH ADDICTION KILLS?
llfSSTA^^ffiE GOOD HEALTH
i CI URt JSw«'
1 U S« Ik.
^of ffi^LIQUOR IN h^BANE
SD^^RESTO ONDRUG? ALCOHOL CHARGES m
X (K(«MH SELLING BEER TO MINOR
WVHffUSSHL CASES IN PERSON COUNTY
POak OMCK DOWN ON YOUNG WINKERS
M^CHARGEI' WITH ILLEGALLY OPERATING BAR
paiCELOG/POLICE CITE WOULD-BE BEER BUYER - REPORT
OPERATION STINGS 18 IN ILLEGAL BEER SALES
180f 26 STORES FAIL AGE/BEER CHECK
•LIQUOR HOUSES' BSMtWIUmt
^clIks^SPoI sIlTngTc^l to ra« _
FTBffCTORECLEwS CHARGED WITH ILLEGAL ALCOHOL SALES
ALCOHOL, LAWS
SEE ABC LAWS
^SttALffALCOHOL, ILLICIT SALES
SEE ALSO LEGAL DRINKING AGE „„
^LEGISLATORS H™M*|ES
AIR CONDITIONING, BEER SALES RISE WITH HEA1
18 OF 26 STORES FAIL AGE/BEER CHECK
HWffliPWWw ON LIQUOR STORE
WTERS INGIBSOWILLE APPROVE LIQUOR STORE
ff I^TSLMUOR PROFITS DECLINED 10X
^^ToUEOES, N.C., ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES
^JHEN WILL CHAPEL HILL BEGIN TO LIVE UP TO ITS NAME?
ALCOHOL LAW ENFORCEMENT
OFF" ALSO ABC LAWS
I U MtoKkS CONTROL BOARD
MaVSo WITHwVlY OPERATING BAR
OPERATION STINGS 18 IN ILLEGAL BEER SALES
ALCOHOL-RELATED CRIMES
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S I T
E L Y
-DATE — C -PG L P BYL
H 2 1/14/1988 D 10 N
2 2/04/1988 A
1 4/26/1988 C
2 5/18/1988 A
2 5/20/1988 A
2 5/20/1988 A
2 5/25/1988 A
CHH 1 6/24/1988 A
L
N
E
L
L
L
U
H
1
H
1
H
1
H
2
H
1
H
1
S
CHH 1
CHH
1
S
2
H
2
H
£
CH>
1 1
S
2
H
2
H
2
S
2
1/06/1988 B
3/29/1988 C
5/03/1988 C
6/11/1988 C
6/25/1988 C
8/09/1988 B
8/15/1988 A
8/30/1988 A
9/06/1988 A
9/08/1988 A
9/09/1988 C
10/11/1988 B
10/12/1988 A
10/21/1988 A
10/22/1988 C
10/23/1988 B
11/01/1988 A
6
N
1
N
.4
N
7
N
3
N
5
N
1
N B53
3
N R63
3
N
1
N B53
1
N N36
5
N
3
N
1
N B53
4
N
8 P N A80
1
N B53
H
H
H
S
S
H
S
H
H
H
H
H
5/05/1988
7/19/1988
7/23/1988
7/26/1988
7/26/1988
7/28/1988
9/07/1988
9/09/1988
10/04/1983
10/04/1988
10/05/1988
2
2
2
2
2
1
2 12/10/1988 B
16
10
4
4
4
12
1
1
6
1
1
14
N
N U29
L
E
L
N
' N W82
N N36
N
N
N
N
CHH 1 6/15/1988 A 4 L
H 2 1/30/1988 D
CHH 1 8/30/1988 A
S 2 9/08/1988 A
4 N
3 N R63
1 N B53
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1/01/1988
INDEX BY
12/31/1988
SUBJECTS
-DATE-
S
E
C -PG
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I T
L Y
L P BYL
SEE ALSO DRUG ABUSE, PILOTS
ONE MAN'S STRUGGLE; HE IS SEEKING A LIFE FREE OF ALCOHOL..,
APOLOGY WILL NOT REPLACE SLAIN FATHER
T0U6HER LAWS OR OLDER DRINKERS FOR N.C.?
OFFICIALS ALARMED BY DRUG, ALCOHOL REPORT FINDINGS
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE COMMISSION
SEE N.C. ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL BOARD
ALCOHOLIC TREATMENT CENTERS, N.C.
SEE ALSO CHAPS CENTER
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, ALCOHOLISM AND ADDICTION PROGRAM
PLEA TO FUND ALCOHOLISM TREATMENT IN PRISONS MILL LIKELY BE REPEATED
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS
SEE ALSO ALCOHOLISM
UNC STUDENT HEALTH GEARS UP TO FIGHT ALCOHOL ABUSE
ALCOHOLISM
SEE ALSO ADDICTION
SEE ALSO ADOLESCENCE. ALCOHOLISM
SEE ALSO ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS
SEE ALSO CHAPS CENTER
SEE ALSO COLLEGES, N.C, ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., STUDENTS, ALCOHOL-DRUG USE
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, ALCOHOLISM AND ADDICTION PROGRAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNCIL ON ALCOHOLISM
SEE ALSO DURHAM RESCUE MISSION
SEE ALSO N.C. ALCOHOLISM RESEARCH AUTHORITY
SEE ALSO N.C. DEPT. OF HUMAN RESOURCES, ALCOHOLISM AND DRUG ABUSE UNIT
SEE ALSO PRISONERS, N.C, ALCOHOLICS
SEE ALSO PUBLIC DRUNKENNESS
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C, ALCOHOL USE
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C -CHAPEL HILL CENTER FOR ALCOHOL STUDIES
SEE ALSO WOMEN, ALCOHOLISM
DUKE PROF URGES ROUTINE SCREENING FOR DRUG ABUSE
TREATING DRUG DEPENDENCY, ABUSE FOCUS OF SYMPOSIUM
MOST PEOPLE DON'T KNOW HOW TO HELP DRUG DEPENDENT
TEST FOR ALCOHOLICS MAY CREATE PROBLEMS
ALCOHOLISM AMONG ELDERLY TIED TO SHIFTING CONCERNS
CURE FOR ALCOHOLISM
HELP AVAILABLE FOR CHILDREN WITH ALCOHOLIC PARENTS
ALCOHOLISM COUNCIL BECOMES N.C RESOURCE CENTER
DURHAM CENTER WILL LEAD DEPENDENCY FIGHT
ONE MAN'S STRUGGLE; HE IS SEEKING A LIFE FREE OF ALCOHOL...
COURT RULING ON ALCOHOLISM RAISES CONCERNS IN CAROLINA
LABELS GOOD WEAPON IN ALCOHOL ABUSE FIGHT
RESEARCH! MOST DRUNKEN DRIVERS ARE PROBLEM DRINKERS
ALCOHOLISM STUDY GROUP DEFENDS USE OF STATE MONEY FOR BAR TAB
DUKE PROGRAM HELPS ALCOHOLICS FACE BEING SOBER
ALCOHOLISM AUTHORITY FLUBS SYMBOLIC GESTURE
ALCOHOL, DRUG ABUSE KNOW NO BOUNDARIES
LIQUOR AT MEETING DEFIES LOGIC
MARTINS HELP OPEN CLEARINGHOUSE FOR INFORMATION ON DRUG ABUSE
CENTER OFFERS INFORMATION ON DRUG ABUSE
COCAINE ADDICTION INCREASING
ANTI-DRINKING BLITZ
$62,000 ANTI-DRUG GRANT GOES TO NCCU
HAERLE! CITY FACES LONG DRUG war
LOCAL EFFORT KEY TO DRUG WAR
ALCOHOL SEMINAR FOR STUDENTS IS SCHEDULED SUNDAY AT UNC
BAPTIST CONVENTION TO STUDY CENTER TO HELP ABUSERS OF ALCOHOL, DRUGS
ALERT CABLE TV
SEE ALSO CABLE TELEVISION, N.C.
CARY PANEL TO PROBE ALERT CABLE TV RECORD
MERGER WON'T CHANGE CABLE TV
ALERT DEVICE
SEE LIFELINE UNIT
H 2 4/11/1988 A 1 P N U27
H 2 4/23/1988 A 4 L
H 2 8/28/1988 A 1 P N W29
H 2 12/04/1988 A 1 C N S82
H 2 12/23/1988 A 1 N 046
CHH 1 8/14/1988 A 1 N S17
s
2
1/16/1988 A
1
N S92
H
2
1/17/1988 A
13
N T33
S
2
1/20/1988 C
7
U
s
2
1/25/1988 A
4
E
s
2
1/27/1988 A
12
U
H
2
1/30/1988 A
4
L
s
2
2/03/1988 C
2
U
s
2
3/11/1988 C
1
N W82
s
2
3/14/1988 A
4
E
H
2
4/11/1988 A
1 P N W27
H
1
4/26/1988 C
4
N
s
2
4/26/1988 A
4
E
S
2
6/27/1988 C
10
N
H
2
7/16/1988 C
4
N
S
2
7/18/1988 C
1
N
S
2
7/19/1988 A
4
E
H
2
7/19/1988 B
16
N D80
S
2
7/28/1988 A
4
L
H
2
8/12/1988 A
9 P N K65
S
2
8/12/1988 C
1 1
3 N H65
H
2
8/28/1988 B
1
N M51
H
2
9/06/1988 A
4
E
H
2
9/13/1988 A
10
N
S
2
9/22/1988 A
1
N H65
S
2 10/17/1988 A
1
N H65
CHH 1
11/04/1988 A
8
N
H
2 11/17/1988 C
5
N
H
2
1/21/1988 B
1
N F41
a*
1 1
10/11/1988 A
3
N Vll
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Y SUBJECTS
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ALEXANDER CALDER CONSERVATION AUARD
KgARd!s WORK WINS NATIONAL NOTICE
DURHAM WOMAN UINS NATIONAL AWARD
DUR^'SMOBEL CONSERVATIONIST
ALEXA rTfSoppose PARKWAY
ALEXANDER'S (DURHAM, N.C. RESTAURANT)
^foWN^SSisWTHE GOING TOUGH
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA
^a^K'wJRHAM POLICE CHIEF CANDIDATE
POLICE CHIEF CANDIDATE WITHDRAWS
pSthf rHIEF CANDIDATE WITHDRAWS
H&QTTFR1 OF 3 FINALISTS IN ALEXANDRIA
F^DENIES KNOWLOGE OF HAMPTON'S JOB MOVES
ONE BLACK CANDIDATE REMAINS UNDER CLOUD
CHASING THE aUSIVE CHIEF
Eof SaTM S K ICE JOB WAS ALWAYS HIS FIRST CHOICE
•SOMETHING IS ROTTEN'
ALGAE
^STAtF PeKeNCE WILLHELP FISHERMEN
UTILITY FILES FOR PATENT
RED TIDE WARNING NETWORK PLANNED
^tiKy^Oe^e? 5 O^S, OYSTERS
^^STILL AT WAR WITH TERRORISTS
ALGONQUIN PRESS (CHAPEL HILL, N.C)
SWgSMl.™ ^VARIETY OF BOOK PUBLISHERS
ALIENATION-OF-AFFECTION
^iWsunACCUSES WOMAN OF ALIENATING HUSBAND'S AFFECTION
ALL-AMERICA FOOTBALL
^INE^TABBOWl^MERICA, BREAKS DUKE DROUGHT
ALL ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE BASEBALL TEAM
^TA^S B TURTLE 1 ZAUN HEADS ALL-ACC BASEBALL TEAM
ALL ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE BASKETBALL TEAM
"«H KTSnC'S REID K£AD AP ALL-ACC SELECTIONS
B)ft SIV^ID TOP .LL-ACC TEAM
ALL ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE FOOTBALL TEAM
ALL-MALE CIVIC CLUBS
SEE MEN'S CLUBS
ALL-STAR GAME, BASEBALL
2 10/19/1988 A
2 10/20/1988 A
2 10/21/1988 A
2 11/19/1988 A
2 11/23/1988 A
1 P N M06
16 P N
4 E
1 P N 046
4 E
S 2 4/26/1988 A 1 N M06
S 2 1/04/1988 C 1 N W82
H
S
S
S
s
S
H
S
H
H
1/21/1988 B
1/27/1988 A
1/27/1988
1/28/1988
1/28/1988
1/28/1988
1/29/1988
1/29/1988
1/30/1988
2/02/1988
N
N B53
N H70
N B53
N B53
E
E
N B53
N M51
L
S 2 1/05/1988 A 4 E
H 3 5/28/1988 C 1 N L90
H 2 8/15/1988 B 5 N
S 2 9/08/1988 C 7 N
H 2 9/09/1988 C 2 N
H 2 4/22/1988 A 4 E
S 2 10/22/1988 B 8 N
H 2 10/23/1988 E 3 U H45
H 2 10/15/1988 C 2 N S82
H 2 12/02/1988 B 1 P N
S 2 5/10/1988 B 3 N
H 2 3/06/1988 C 10 N
H 2 3/08/1988 B 2 P N
S 2 3/08/1988 B 2 P N
S 2 11/21/1988 D 6 N
H 2 11/22/1988 D 1 P N
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1/01/1988 - 12/31/1988
N E
P D
SEE ALSO BASEBALL
PLAYERS SHOULD CHOOSE ALL-STARS
ALL-TERRAIN VEHICLES
SEE OFF-ROAD VEHICLES
ALL-TRIANGLE CONFERENCE BASEBALL
PAGE 61
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C -PS L P BYL
BATE-
S 2 7/19/1988 A 4 L
ALL-TRIANGLE CONFERENCE FOOTBALL TEAM
SEE ALSO PREP TEAMS, FOOTBALL (SEE ALSO HEADINGS UNDER INDIVIDUAL SCHOOLS)
MCGILL LEADS ALL-TRIANGLE TEAM S
ALLEGHENY COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
see also pennsylvania
tallying the aids census
allegheny international
no layoff at louisburg furniture plant— officials
allenton, inc.
allenton opens new sales office
developer; Durham lags in high-density housing
durham's dilemma! sound growth vs. no growth
public-private partnerships help businesses keep competitive edge
allenton breaks ground in cary
sculptor's laocoon filled the bill (or pit) in durham
raleigh firm, allenton likely to merge
raleigh firm merging with allenton division
merger to produce state's largest realty firm
real estate merger produces dispute over who's the biggest
2 office buildings under way by mall
ALLENTON REALTY AND INSURANCE CO.
BREAKING GROUND
CHAMBER WANTS PARKING RATES ROLLED BACK
RALEIGH FIRM, ALLENTON LIKELY TO MERGE
RALEIGH FIRM MERGING WITH ALLENTON DIVISION
HAMRICK LEAVES ALLENTON TO JOIN GRIFFIN ASSOCIATES
HOWARD PERRY & WALSTON SELLS OFICE BUILDINGS FOR $7.4 MILLION
ALLERGIES
SEE ALSO POLLEN
SPRING FEVER MEANS HAY FEVER TO ALLERGY SUFFERERS
'TIS JUST THE SEASON
N.C. ALLERGY SEASON IN FULL SWING
POLLEN IS EVERYWHERE AND ALLERGY SEASON IN FULL SWING
LOCATION, CLIMATE, SEASON PLAY KEY ROLES IN EFFECTS OF ALLERGIES
DUKE TO STUDY POSSIBLE LINK BETWEEN ASPARTAME, HIVES
ALLIANCE CONTRACTING CO.
EAST DURHAM FIRMS BLAST REZONING
ALLIED CHURCHES OF ALAMANCE COUNTY
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE COUNTY, N.C.
SEE ALSO CHURCHES, N.C.
ALAMANCE CHURCH GROUP PLANS TO BUILD SHELTER FOR HOMELESS
ALLIED FIBERS AND PLASTICS CO.
ONLY HALF OF COMPANIES FILE REQUIRED CHEMICAL REPORTS
ALLIED SIGNAL, INC,
BENDIX TO INVEST HEAVILY IN CHARLOTTE
ALLIGATOR RIVER NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE
SEE ALSO WILDLIFE SANCTUARY
EIGHT MORE RED WOLVES WILL BE SENT TO REFUGE
OFFICIALS! RED WOLF PROJECT BLAZING TRAIL FOR ENDANGERED SPECIES
CONSERVANCY BUYS TRACT FOR WILDLIFE REFUGE
ALLIGATOR RIVER LAST BASTION FOR RED WOLVES
2 12/03/1988 B 3 N
H 2 10/07/1988 A 4 E
H 1 2/23/1988 B 10 N
1/16/1988 A
1/19/1988 B
1/20/1988 C
2/04/1988 A
4/02/1988 A
4/25/1988 A
8/24/1988 A
8/25/1988 A
8/25/1988 C
8/28/1988 F
9/27/1988 A
4/03/1988 F
7/26/1983 A
8/24/1988 A
8/25/1988 A
9/01/1988 A
2 10/21/1988 C
S 2
S 2
S 2
H 2
CHH 1
3/30/1988 A
4/08/1988 A
5/27/1988 A
5/28/1988 B
10/28/1988 A
12/23/1988 B
N U82
Q H70
Q H70
Q L41
N W82
N N36
N U82
N C47
N W82
N C47
1 M N W82
P S73
N U82
N W82
N C47
N M06
N
U
E
N
N
U
N H80
S 2 9/30/1988 A 1 P N W82
H 1 6/24/1988 C
H 1 7/12/1988 B
S 2 3/10/1988 A
H 2 1/07/1988 C
S 2 1/14/1988 A
H 2 1/16/1988 C
H 2 1/24/1988 C
1 N
1 N
14 N
16 N
10 N
1 N H60
13 P N
-LX630-
MONTHLY/
ANNUAL
1/01/1988
INDEX BY
- 12/31/1988
SUBJECTS
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STATE'S RED WOLVES PRODUCE PUPS
S^D^K PHASED INTO NORTH CAROLINA WILD PRODUCE CUBS
KADWLPS HATE OWING FOR THEIR PUP
LAND BOUGHT FOR UILDLIFE REFUGE
™ Kffi»S«& killed
^%Se^ I S»aS ,C c^b open in f«j_
^ ff ipSrs ST cS-T R ^ )
ALfWY ALMAY'EW^OYEE FACING CHARGES
AU€T NO A L%OFF aFlDUISBURG FURNITURE PLANT-OFFICIALS
ALOHA AIRWAYS
PILOT IS HERO IN THE AIR
INSIDE
ALPHA DELTA KAPPA
TEACHERS HONORED
EDUCATORS GATHER
ALL TWISTED UP
ALPHA INTERFERON
S ^WUG R T0 S BOeFIT VICTIMS OF AIDS
^AtTsos&m IKing VOTER REGISTRATION DRIVE
SORORITY SCHOLARSHIP
ALPHA PHI ONEGA
FREE SERVICE
*' s Soffit foS'Uge
"WJHW*! LVRES HERE JUST A BLUR
ALTERNATIVE ENERGY CORP.
SEE ALSO BCRGY CONSERVATION, N.C.
SEE ALSO D«GY SOURCES , ALTERNATIVES
UOttTNEK^ CORP. PLANS (CETIN6S
TNFraaSilON CAMPAIGN DISCUSSED— IN PRIVATE
ALTERNATIVE ffi BOARD TO WORK IN FOUR PROJECTS
VEIGa WILL DIRECT 49-UNIVERSITY RESEARCH GROUP
ALTERNATIVE ENERGY SEMINAR SCHQULED
ALTERNATIVC ENERGY CORP. TO SPONSOR SEMINAR
ADFLURES RALEIGH CROWD TO DURHAM
WAVE MOTION EYED FOR ELECTRICITY
N
P
S
s
S
S
H
H
H
— DATE-
5/18/1988
6/08/1988
6/16/1988
6/18/1988
6/21/1988
6/30/1938
12/19/1988
S
E
C -PS
10
14
8
4
6 P
O
1 M
T
Y
P BYL
N
N
N
E
N
N
N H60
H 2 6/23/1988 A 18 N
H 2 10/27/1988 A 16 N
CHH 1 7/22/1988 A 1 M N R63
S 2 12/28/1988 C 1 N
H 1 11/22/1988 C 1 N
H 1 2/23/1988 B 10 N
S 2 4/30/1988 ft 4 E
S 2 5/07/1983 B 1 U T30
S 2 6/06/1988 A 2 P P T44
S 2 10/10/1988 B 2 P P T32
H 2 4/22/1988 A 6 P F §56
H 2 4/29/1988 A 6 P F S56
3/24/1988 B
3/27/1988 B
4 N
1 P P C45
CHH 1 11/23/1988 A 1 N S17
S 2 2/04/1988 B 5 N
S 2 6/02/1988 B 6 P P T32
H 2 3/20/1988 B 1 P P T32
CHH 1 12/27/1988 A 1 N M70
H 2 4/15/1988 D 3 R L37
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
1/10/1988
1/15/1988
4/19/1988
5/21/1983
5/24/1988
6/09/1988
7/19/1988
7/21/1988
12
12
10
16
10
6
6
18
N
N M97
N R80
1 N R80
N
N R80
' U W15
N
-LX630- MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1988 - 12/31/1988
CAN THE SEA BE HARNESSED?
KOGER TO HEAD N.C. ALTERNATIVE ENERGY CORP.
GLUTTONOUS HOLIDAY TURKEYS STUFFED WITH ENERGY
AEC OFFERING LIGHTING PROGRAM TO TRIANGLE
SUBJECTS
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S I T
N E ELY
P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
H 2 7/26/1988 A
H 2 9/16/1988 C
H 2 11/23/1988 A
CHH 1 12/15/1988 A
4 E
1 P N K65
1 N K65
7 N
ALTERNATIVES TASK FORCE
SEE DURHAM ALTERNATIVES TASK FORCE
ALTERNATIVES TO INCARCERATION
SEE ALSO COMMUNITY PENALTIES PROGRAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM ALTERNATIVES TASK FORCE
SEE ALSO DURHAM COMMUNITY PENALTIES PROGRAM
SEE ALSO IMPACT (INTENSIVE MOTIVATIONAL PROGRAM OF ALTERNATIVE CORRECTIONAL TREAT..)
SEE ALSO PRISONS, N.C..J OVERCROWDING
N.C. ALTERNATIVE SENTENCING GROUP CITES UHICHARD
PRISON ALTERNATIVES GAIN FAVOR
FORUM SET THURSDAY TO EXPLAIN TASK FORCE
CITIZENSHIP PLAN COMMENDED
PANEL SAYS PRISON ALTERNATIVES COULD SAVE $5 MILLION
NON-PRISON PUNISHMENT IS GAINING ACCEPTANCE
N.C. TRIES OPTIONS TO INCARCERATION
DURHAM PROGRAM KEEPS WINDOWS FROM BECOMING BARS
PRIVILEGE SOFTENS PENALTY
PRISON ALTERNATIVES MAY UNCLOG FULL CELLS
STATE CONSIDERS CORRECTIONAL BOOT CAMP
ALTITUDE
THESE MICE MUST THINK THEY LIVE 3 1/2 MILES HIGH
ALTRUSA CLUB OF DURHAM
NEW OFFICERS
STOCKING A SHELTER
ALUM
TAW<ER LEAK CAUSES SCARE
ALUMINUM
ALUMINUM PANS ENERGY EFFICIENT
ALUMINUM CO. OF N.C.
ALUMINUM COMPANY OF NORTH CAROLINA TAKES GRAND PRIZE (AD)
ALUMINUM RECYCLING
SEE RECYCLING
SEE REYNOLDS ALUMINUM RECYCLING CO.
ALVIN AILEY AMERICAN DANCE THEATRE
SEE ALSO DANCE
AILEY DANCE THEATER TO PERFORM
$*$ FREE OF CHARGE *$»
AILEY'S 'REVELATIONS' WERE ONCE A 'SWORD'
AILEY CLASSICS, DOVE PREMIERE NARRATIVE CONTRAST
ALVIN AILEY REPERTORY DANCE ENSEMBLE
SEE ALSO DANCE
AILEY TROUPE TO PERFORM
ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE
SEE ALSO CARE-TRAK
SEE ALSO DISEASES (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC DISEASES)
SEE ALSO DUKE ALZHEIMER'S FAMILY SUPPORT NETWORK
SEE ALSO JOSEPH M. AND KATHLEEN PRICE BRYAN RESEARCH BUILDING
SEE ALSO THA (TETRAHYDROAMINOACRINE)
SUIT OVER MONEY SENT TO FALWELL IS SETTLED OUT OF COURT
DUKE CENTER AIDS ALZHEIMER'S SUFFERERS, FAMILIES
DUKE SUPPORT GROUPS IMPORTANT FOR ALZHEIMER PATIENTS' CAREGIVERS
CONVALESCENT PATIENTS TO ROCK FOR DONATIONS
ALL TWISTED UP
$1,000 RAISED FOR ALZHEIMER'S
SPEAKERS AT GREENSBORO HEARING CALL FOR MORE SERVICES FOR ELDERLY
H
2
2/05/1988 C
2
N
H
2
2/07/1988 B
6
N
H
2
3/08/1988 B
5
N
H
2
5/17/1988 A
4
L
H
2
6/08/1988 B
16
N
S
2
6/20/1988 A
5
J Oil
S
2
6/21/1988 B
4
J Oil
H
2
6/27/1988 A
1
N S82
S
2
8/16/1988 A
4
E
S
2
8/19/1988 A
4
E
H
2
8/29/1988 B
5
N
H 2 9/25/1988 B
S
H
2
2
7/09/1988 A
11/04/1988 B
5 P P C45
4 P P S73
CHH
1
9/14/1988 A
3 N R63
S
2
9/10/1988 A
5 U H05
H
2
5/01/1988 B
3 P A
H 2 1/23/1988 C
S 2 1/28/1988 D
H 2 1/29/1988 D
H 2 2/05/1988 D
4 N U80
3 P N
5 P R L59
9 R L59
2 1/17/1988 D 8 P P K30
H
1
1/07/1988 B
1 N
S
2
1/25/1988 C
1 N
H
2
2/14/1988 B
8 N D80
H
2
3/19/1988 C
3 N
H
2
3/27/1988 B
1 P P C45
H
2
4/05/1988 A
4 L
S
2
4/07/1988 C
8 N
-LX630-
MONTHLY/
ANNUAL
1/01/1988
INDEX BY
- 12/31/1988
SUBJECTS
DUKE, FORMER F1AYERS HONO* _n$MVS MEMORY
■dRBUHSUSft mi ^HEDfR'S VICTIMS
MISS NG WOMAN FOUND UNINjfKD TTNr __ DIS£AS£S
CHEMICAL ^Y HOLD CLU| TO TOATINCNEWE DISEASES
WVICE TRACKS LOST VICTIMS OF AUHtintK s
OT int FIND WOMAN WITH ALZHEIMER'S
MBUIDlMHh-.--
AMAHL AND THE NIGHT VISITORS (OPERA)
^AMAHL, WoUITZ VIDEOS GOOD FOR CHRISTMAS EVE
^SfTalI 3SSSS ?Se^5» OF°S ^CONGRESS OF INDUSTRIE ORGANIZATIONS
SEE ALSO TEXTILE INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO UNIONS, U.S. „ ^ mm S 2 2/25/1988 A 13 N
JACKSON BACKS UNION IN ROCKY MOUNT
N
P
H
H
S
H
H
H
S
S
H
H
H
H
H
S
E
— DATE — C -ffi
4/10/1988 B
4/12/1988 A
5/11/1988 A
5/14/1988 C
5/17/1988 A
5/19/1988 B
5/24/1988 C
6/08/1988 C
6/16/1988 B
8/03/1988 A
8/09/1988 A
10/22/1988 C
10/22/1988 C
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I T
L Y
L P BYL
P N C36
L
L
N 080
N
N
N B53
U
N C60
P N D80
D N C60
D H
N
H 2 12/23/1988 D 5 P R L59
AMARYLLIS „„__
^K^CaORFU. PU*T
AMATEUR RADIO OPERATORS
SE AHATEUR R RADI0 OPERATORS, CANCER LINKED
^ALsfcHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, AMATEUR ATHLETIC COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO SraTS (GENERAL HEADING) H 3 2/27/1988 C
CHAMKR SEEKS AID FOR AMATEUR ATHLETICS
S 2 12/30/1988 B 2 F
H 2 1/04/1988 A 11 N
^^yCTWii-iAIVE *K». OF VISION
HBULWlft ImPMONTHS AWAY
Kysite sousht by rainbow SOCCER
K^KSeR AMBERLY PERMIT
""^IEniS^BEST PART OF AMWOSIA TAKE-OUTS
AWB s^so £ rm ^I^DICAL CENTER, life care PROGRAM
H ALSO DECENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIANS
DUKE'S LIFE CARE UNIQUE
1938 BIRTH IN HALL=ttYNNE AMBULANCE PROVIDED NAMES FOR T«INS
AMBULANCE SERVICE, DURHAM COUNTY
SEEALSOMWLANCE SERVICE, DURHAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM RESCUE SQUAD
1ST BABY RUSHES INTO NEW YEAR
AMBULANCE WORKERS RESUSCITATED WOMAN
SoDFIREDEPT. TO HOLD STEW SALE
BHbBniN&H RATE INCREASE
SS^ffiHWIES MA^BE CUT TO FIGHT CRIME
SSlU^eK WING TO GROW WITH WRHAM COJNTY
1/05/1988
3/16/1988
7/14/1988
8/04/1988
. 12/21/1988
CHH 1 12/22/1988
CHH 1 12/22/1988
CHH 1 12/31/1988
H 2
H 3
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
N R71
N W27
N U27
N H90
N Vll
' N Vll
N M25
E
> H Vll
H 2 10/07/1988 D 23 P R D77
S
s
s
H
S
S
s
H
3/03/1988 A
3/04/1988 A
6/05/1988 B
8/14/1988 D
9/04/1988 C
P N U82
P F T32
N
P F C19
P U L57
1/01/1988
1/07/1988
2/05/1988
2/19/1988
3/14/1988
3/15/1988
3/25/1988
4/10/1988
N W82
N
' N S73
L
N M06
N M06
N B53
1 M N C60
-LX630- MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1988 - 12/31/1988
HOSPITAL BUDGET PROPOSAL WOULD INCREASE RATES
POLICE URGE AMBULANCE WORKERS TO PROTECT EVIDENCE
AMBULANCE SERVICE, N.C.
SEE ALSO AIR AMBULANCE SERVICE
SEE ALSO SOUTH GRANVILLE RESCUE SQUAD
FOUR SUSPENDED FOLLOWING CHASE WITH AMBULANCES
EMERGENCY MEDICAL SYSTEM PROPOSED IN GRANVILLE COUNTY
AMBULANCE SERVICE, ORANGE COUNTY
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY RESCUE SQUAD
SOUTH ORANGE RESCUE TRIES TO KEEP FREE RIDES ROLLING
AMBULATORY SURGERY
SEE ALSO SURGERY
LENOIR HOSPITAL OPPOSES SURGICAL CENTER
AMBUSH
PIZZA MAN APPARENTLY MET AMBUSH— POLICE
AMEN COWER (PLAY)
HOT TIMES; CULTURAL ACTIVITIES HEAT UP HERE
ROCRAE THEATER STAGING BALDWIN 'AMEN'
BALDWIN REMEMBERED
FINE ENSEMBLE MAKES 'AMEN CORNER' HEAVENLY SHOW
'AMEN CORNER' REWARDS AUDIENCE EFFORT
'AMEN CORNER' GETS RERUN, 'SINGING STREAM* A PRIZE
AMENITY BUILDERS
TWO POLICEMEN ALSO HOUSEBUILDERS
AMERASIANS
SEE ALSO CHINESE-AMERICANS
VIETNAM VET MEETS DAUGHTER HE REJECTED
AMERICA WEST AIRLINES
ATTEMPT TO BLOCK MERGER REJECTED
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF ARTS AND SCIENCES
SEE ALSO ARTS, U.S.
SEE ALSO SCIENCE
ACADEMY INDUCTS REYNOLDS PRICE
FACULTY MEMBERS HONORED
U.S. ACADEMY HONORS UNC PROFESSORS
SUBJECTS
-DATE-
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I T
L Y
-PG L P BYL
H 2 4/14/1988 B 1 N C60
S 2 10/17/1988 C 1 N B53
H 2 6/10/1988 A 15 N
H 1 12/21/1988 C 1 N T33
CHH 1 12/19/1988 A 1 N H90
H 1 10/05/1988 C 7 N
H 2 9/22/1988 B 1 N M51
AMERICAN AIRLINES
SEE ALSO AMR CORPORATION
SEE ALSO AIRLINES
SEE ALSO AMERICAN EAGLE
AMERICAN AMONG AIRLINES IGNORING NON-SMOKING LAW H
AVIATION HAS BIG N.C. YEAR H
AMERICAN AIRLIfCS, FUQUA TO SPONSOR 'VENTURE '88' S
PARIS A POSSIBILITY IN AMERICAN PLANS FOR RDU SERVICE H
REPORT SAYS TRANSPORTATION TO N.C.'S SUPERCOLLIDER SITE LESS THAN... BEST H
BRANTLEY! RDU 'PASSED TEST' ON SEATING BLIND PASSENGER H
BUSINESS BRIEFING H
AMERICAN ANNOUNCES PARIS FLIGHT S
AMERICAN, SOUTHWEST HAVE BEST RECORDS S
RDU CHIEF WANTS STUDY OF TERMINALS S
AMERICAN AIMS FOR RDU-TO-PARIS SERVICE BY MAY H
SNOW QUIETS RDU FLIGHT ACTIVITY H
AMERICAN SAYS DIRECT PARIS FLIGHTS WILL BOOST RDU S
ON TO PARIS H
FINANCIAL WOES GROUND AMERICAN EAGLE AT RDU H
ALLENTON OPENS NEW SALES OFFICE S
AVAIR CANCELS FLIGHTS UNTIL JAN, 24 H
PARIS TRIP MAY SPUR RDU NAME CHANGE S
AIRPORT MOVING AHEAD ON TOP-PRIORITY IMPROVEMENTS S
RDU-TO-PARIS NONSTOP FLIGHTS TAKE OFF MAY 26 H
PARIS FLIGHTS SHOULD HELP LURE SUPERCOLLIDER PROJECT H
5/26/1988 D
5/27/1988 D
6/16/1988 D
6/23/1988 D
6/24/1988 D
7/19/1988 B
I
N W29
F B71
R R90
R P10
U W66
H 2 3/07/1988 C 1 P N M51
2 1/31/1988 B
2 2/20/1988 D
2 6/16/1988 C
2 6/16/1988 C
2 7/21/1988 C
1 N
5 N
2
1/02/1988 C
1
N
2
1/03/1988 B
6
N
2
1/04/1988 A
9
N
2
1/06/1988 A
1
T N M97
2
1/06/1988 A
12
N
2
1/06/1988 A
13
N R30
2
1/07/1988 D
5
N
2
1/07/1988 A
1
N
2
1/07/1988 A
2
N
2
1/07/1988 C
1
N U82
2
1/08/1988 A
1
T N M97
2
1/08/1988 A
6
N R80
2
1/08/1988 C
1 P N W82
2
1/13/1988 A
4
E
2
1/16/1988 A
1
N M97
2
1/16/1988 A
3 P N W82
2
1/19/1988 B
1
N R80
2
1/19/1988 A
1
N W82
2
1/20/1988 C
1
N W82
2
1/23/1988 A
1
N
2
1/23/1988 C
1
N R53
MONTHLY/
ANNUAL INDEXB
1/01/1988 - 12/31/1988
Y SUBJECTS
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1
rrmnTR FLIGHT SERVICE NEGOTIATED
AFRICAN'S LITTLE TOUER DOES BIG JOB
A^ir! ^LTcOJLD FLY AGAIN WITH $750,000 LOAN
AVAIR IS OFFERED *750,000 LOAN
SB SKI ^LlSTcK^ TO HUM AKUT FLIES' NOISE
AMERICAN eagle cleared for takeoff
BouEmmnS flight reservation
ilMtasrar-*
mwunsiuKu.
Nfl&lllIlhinK--
HUPLMG CONCERN RpH£NTS
JinEE 0KS AVAIR SALE OF ASSSETS
S Kkelf 5 ^ KEEP NEU RAIAR
N^ARTIET TO MARK ^IS FLIGHT ,
BLUE CROSS REPORTS OPERATING LOSSEb
KM SLIGHT TO WEST COAST
FrS.aSs AIRPORT CHANGES 'AMAZING'
LINK TO PARIS
RHJ: IT'S THE GOOD IBB TruT
^^MMW SU'S FIRST YEAR
ROJ AUDITORS ASKEDT0 REVISE FINDINGS
BRANTLEY SAYS AIRPORT FINANCES IN GOOD SHAPt
S*£aM mm WINS DIAMOND RING
BANKER SAYS RULES STIFLING INDUSTRY
™Sl°AT AIRPORT TO REPLACE FLOW TILE
Ka* fSnEW COMMAND CCNTtt AT RDU
AFRICAN STUDIES FLIGHT TO MEXICO
kim SKIT,,
PA^AGEWAY TO CMECI AIRF"0RT GATES
BrtM^nSnjSrt GETS GREEN LIGHT
N
P
H
S
S
H
S
H
S
S
H
S
H
H
H
H
H
S
S
H
S
H
S
H
H
S
S
H
S
H
S
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
S
H
H
S
S
E E
D — DATE — C -PG
T
Y
P BYL
C
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
C
A
B
B
A
E
D
C
A
A
C
S
H
H
H
H
H
S
S
H
H
H
S
S
H
S
S
H
S
H
H
H
CHH 1
H 2
1/23/1988
1/23/1988
1/26/1988
1/27/1988
1/27/1988
1/28/1988
1/28/1988
1/28/1988
1/30/1988
2/12/1983
2/13/1988
2/14/1988
2/18/1988
2/19/1988
2/20/1988
2/22/1988
2/25/1988
3/02/1988
3/02/1988
3/13/196C
3/29/1988
4/06/1988
4/13/1988
4/13/1988
4/16/1988
4/17/1988
4/21/1988
4/26/1988
4/30/1988
5/11/1988
5/12/1983
5/17/1983
5/25/1988
5/26/1988
5/26/1988 B
5/26/1988 B
5/27/1988 C
5/27/1983
5/27/1983
6/16/1988
6/22/1988
6/22/1988
6/25/1988
6/26/1988
6/29/1983
7/07/1988 D
7/12/1988 B
7/20/1988
7/20/1988
7/22/1988
8/03/1988
8/10/1983
8/11/1988
8/11/1988
8/11/1988
8/17/1988
8/18/1968
8/23/1988
8/24/1988
3/24/1988
8/25/1988
8/28/1988
9/02/1988
9/08/1988
9/21/1983
9/21/1988
9/23/198S
10/07/1988 B
10/10/1988 A
10/20/1988 A
2
2
o
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
:
2
2
:
2
2
5
1
1
4
1
19
1
14
1
1
3
10
14
7
5
1
1
10
1
1
1
12
7
1 P
1
16
1 P
5
9
4
10
1
2
6
1 P
1
1 P
1 F
1 F
1
1
1
3 F
8
12
8
6
8
1
3
1
12
1
1
11
1
1
1
5
1
1
4
3
7
1
1
8
12
1
15
N R80
N W82
N U82
E
N W82
N
N U82
N W82
N M97
N U82
N N36
N P41
P S73
N
N M97
N
N W82
N R30
N W82
N
N 082
N
N S51
» N H82
N
N
P N W82
N R80
N
L
N
N M97
J
N
P N K97
N R80
P P K30
P N M97
P N K30
N M97
N H60
N W82
P N W82
N
N
N
N
N P41
N U82
N
N P41
N
N K65
N H82
N U82
N P41
N W82
N U82
N
N W82
N P41
T R56
N
N
N P41
N U82
N
N
N W82
N
-LX630-
MONTH
LY/ANNUAL
1/01/1988
INDEX BY
12/31/1988
SUBJE
DECK WORK FLYING ALONG
AMERICAN AIRLINES BEGINS MEXICO ROUTE FEB. 15
MEXICO FLIGHTS SET FEB. 15
AIRLINE TO ADD 600 WORKERS
RAMP CONTROLLERS FIGHT FLIGHT SCHEDULE DELAYS
'JOY-STICK' PROGRAM RENEWED AT RESEARCH TRIANGLE INSTITUTE
AIRLINE ADDS FLORIDA FLIGHTS AFTER OVERBOOKING
AMERICAN ARBITRATION ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO MEDIATION
SEE ALSO MEDICAL MALPRACTICE SUITS
UNC PROFESSOR RECEIVES ARBITRATION AWARD
COURT EXTENDS TEST OF ARBITRATION PROGRAM
COURT UPHOLDS AWARDS IN PERSON COURTHOUSE CASE .
AMERICAN ASSEMBLY
COURT THREATENS DELICATE BALANCE OF FEDERALISM, ANALYST SAYS
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE
U.S. SCIENCE OFFICIAL TO LECTURE ON COLLIDER
TRIVELPIECE TO LECTURE ON COLLIDER
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF LAW LIBRARIES
SEE ALSO LAW LIBRARIANS
NCCU PLANS TO SUPPLY DEMAND WITH LAW-LIBRARY SCIENCE PROGRAM
AMERICAN ASSXIATION OF RETIRED PERSONS
SEE ALSO DURHAM/ORANGE ASSOCIATION OF RETIRED PERSONS
COURSE HELPS OLDER DRIVERS IMPROVE SKILLS
CRIME-PREVENTION PROGRAM SCHEDULED
RETIRED PERSONS GROUP HAS THURSDAY MEETING
GRANT AWARDED FOR STUDY IN CASWELL COUNTY
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF UNIVERSITY PROFESSORS
UNC FACULTY PAY LOW— REPORT
ASSOCIATION TO HEAR TALK BY CHANCELLOR
UNC COMPETITIVE EDGE SLIPS, MORE OFFICIALS SAY
FORDHAM SAYS CHANCELLOR SHOULD NOMINATE TRUSTEES
PANEL PUSHES FOR BETTER PAY FOR UNC FACULTY
SEMINARY GROUP, LOLLEY LAUDED FOR ACADEMIC FREEDOM DEFENSE
EUBANKS WANTS FUNDING CHANGES
graham: DRUMMOND CAN RESCUE SCHOOL
SEMINARY BOARD CONDEMNED BY PROFESSOR GROUP
AMERICAN BANKERS ASSOCIATION
BANKER SAYS RULES STIFLING INDUSTRY
AMERICAN BANKERS ASSOCIATION AGENDA SET
BANKERS ASSOCIATION HEAD WARNS OF OBSOLESCENCE
AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO LAWYERS, U.S.
SEE ALSO N.C. BAR ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO U.S. SUPREME COURT
AMA PROPOSAL SMUG; ABA TOO TRANSPARENT
AMERICAN BRANDS
AMERICAN BRANDS FIGHTS TAKEOVER BID WITH OFFER
AMERICAN BRANDS FIGHT FLARES AGAIN
SMOKING LIABILITY CASE COULD HELP SNUFF OUT TOBACCO INDUSTRY
CLOSING ARGUMENTS GIVEN IN $17 MILLION CIGARETTE SUIT
SMOKER'S $17 MILLION SUIT ENDS IN MISTRIAL
BULL DURHAM TOBACCO BRAND WILL BE SOLD
AMERICAN TOBACCO LAWYER ADMITS JURY CONTACT, DENIES TAMPERING
HEARING SET ON DEFAULT IN CIGARETTE SUIT
CLOSED AMERICA TOBACCO PLANT PASSES TEST FOR CONTAMINATION
HAMNER, WITTENBERG AMONG PARTIES CONSIDERING AMERICAN PROPERTY
WITTENBERG, HAMNER EYE AMERICAN SITE
OPTION ON AMERICAN TOBACCO PROPERTY MAY BE SIGNED TODAY
OPTION ON AMERICAN TOBACCO PROPERTY MAY BE SIGNED TODAY
AMERICAN MUM ON PROPERTY TALKS
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N
P
S I T
E ELY
D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
H
S
H
S
H
H
H
2 10/27/1988 C
2 11/09/1988 C
2 11/11/1988 C
2 11/16/1988 C
2 11/19/1988 C
2 11/20/1988 D
2 12/23/1988 B
4 P P S76
1 N
7 N
1 N
1 P N P41
10 N
4 N
H 2 5/21/1988 A 12 N
H 1 6/02/1988 B 2 N
H 1 12/07/1988 B 1 N L40
CHH 1 6/12/1988 A 3 P N L90
H 2 10/15/1988 C 2 N
S 2 10/17/1988 A 3 N
H 2 8/27/1988 C 1 N N36
H 2 1/15/1988 A
H 2 6/12/1988 C
CHH 1 9/11/1988 A
H 1 12/03/1988 C
6 F C80
11 N
16 N
1 P N
H
H
H
H
H
H
Of
S
H
2 2/16/1988 B
2 3/20/1988 B
2 3/21/1988 B
2 3/24/1988 B
3 4/29/1988 C
2 6/16/1988 B
1 1 9/27/1988 A
2 10/12/1988 A
2 10/24/1988 A
1 N K65
10 N
1 N
1 N B81
1 N B81
1 N H60
3 P N S17
2 N
14 N
H
H
H
2 6/26/1988 B
2 10/11/1988 B
2 12/06/1988 A
8
8
12
N
N
N
S 2 1/29/1988 A 4 E
H
2
1/22/1988 B
5 N
H
2
1/26/1988 A
8 N
S
2
1/27/1988 A
7 N
H
2
1/29/1988 C
2 N
H
2
1/30/1988 A
1 N
H
2
2/06/1988 A
1 N
H
2
2/20/1988 D
5 N
H
2
2/26/1988 C
3 N
H
2
6/01/1988 B
9 N
H
2
6/14/1988 A
1 M N N36
S
2
6/14/1988 C
1 N
H
2
7/20/1988 A
1 P N N36
H
2
7/20/1988 A
1 P N P38
S
2
7/20/1988 A
1 N W82
-LX630-
MONTHLY/
ANNUAL INDEX
1/01/1988 - 12/31/1988
BY SUBJECTS
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^W^™B^DCASTING CO..
AMERICAN BUSINESS WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION, BARTLETT WRHAM CHAPTER
Bffi&WI LAUDED
SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED
KS SPEAKS TONIGHT
AMERICAN CANCERSOCIETY
THE HANDOFT
AMFRICAN CANCER SOCIETY, DURHAM CHAPTER
FLOUER SALE TO BENEFIT CANCER SOCIETY
*■ S P^yg Meg? SILK
DAFFODILS BUST IN WAR ON CANCLK
rKfeiL SOUTH SQUARE
ffiTHON HELP APPRECIATED
^aKEsf^ic^Si^^CAUSE
AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY, ORANGE COUNTY CHAPTER
CANCER SOCIETY GALA
DAFFODIL SALES SCHEDULED ^_.
CMCER SOCIETY FUND-RAISER SET
^'KKKg'ffi Shi tv
AMERICAN CIVIL LIBERTIES UNION
SjSjS^^JBB SCHOOL ASSEMBLIES
let "officers C get on uith anti-dsug war
S^« CLASSES QUIETLY
^ES^S.f^^^IETLY
N
E
P
D
H
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
S
?
S
2
H
2
H
2
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S
E
—DATE — C -
I T
L Y
•PG L P BYL
7/21/1988 A
8/09/1988 A
9/16/1988 A
9/17/1988 A
9/17/1988 C
9/19/1988 A
12/24/1988 A
1 N N36
10 N
2 N
1 N
2 N
2 N
8 N
12/28/1988 D
5 N
2 5/10/1988 B 11 P P L38
2 8/25/1988 A 7 N
2 9/14/1988 B 2 P P S73
2 9/22/1988 C 1 M
H 2 2/03/1988 C
H 2 2/12/1988 B
H 2 10/29/1988 C
10
N
N C60
6 P P S73
S
H
S
S
H
S
H
S
S
H
H
S
S
S
2/04/1988 A
2/21/1988 E
2/25/1988 A
3/10/1988 A
3/15/1988 A
3/18/1988 B
4/21/1988 A
4/21/1988 B
5/23/1988 A
5/24/1988 A
9/14/1988 B
2 10/19/1988 C
2 11/08/1988 B
2 11/16/1988 B
6 P F
12 P N
6 P F
7 P
6 P
S27
G59
P S73
U U15
P T37
P S76
N
L
L
N C60
N H65
N A76
N
H 2 6/15/1968 A 1 N C6C
S 2 3/10/1988 A 7 P P S73
H 3 3/11/1988 C 1 N
H 1 4/14/1988 B 2 N
S 2 9/26/1988 A 6 M
H 2 9/27/1988 D 5 N
H 2 3/31/1988 B 10 N
S 2 5/07/1988 A 3 N U82
H 2 9/26/1988 B 6 M
H
H
H
S
H
s
H
H
3/03/1988 C
3/04/1988 A
3/07/1988 C
3/14/1988 A
3/15/1988 A
3/15/1988 B
3/16/1988 A
3/16/1988 A
18
4
N
E
N
N S92
N J40
N S92
N S82
E
-LX630-
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/1988
INDEX BY
12/31/1988
SUBJECTS
GARNER 9TH-GRABER (CARS FLAG; TO ATTEND FIRST AMENDMENT CLASS
LEGAL GROUP TO REPRESENT FIRED DRIVERS
NEW FEDERAL DRUG POLICY WORRIES BOAT OWNERS
SOME FEAR LIBEL JUDGMENT COULD CHILL RIGHT TO PETITION GOVERNMENT
SILER CITY OFFICIAL DENIES TOWN MOVING TOO SLOWLY ON REFORM
BROUN TO LEAD ACLU PANEL
POLICE INVESTIGATING CHARGE OF BRUTALITY
JACKSON SAYS BUSH'S ATTACKS ON ACLU ARE 'MEAN-SPIRITED'
CIVIL LIBERTIES UNION NOT ALWAYS A VILLAIN
REGISTRATION, RIGHTS PREACHED BY JACKSON
DUKAKIS' TIES TO ACLU SHOW HE'S 'LEFTIST'
EDITORIAL WAS MISCHIEVOUS
WHAT ACLU STANDS FOR
DUKAKIS' LEFTIST RECORD
ACLU PROTECTS LIBERTIES
HELMS, ACLU ARE ALIKE
COLUMNIST OFF MARK ON ACLU
ACLU SHOWS DEFIANT OPTIMISM
ACLU! WHAT GROUP COULD BE MORE PATRIOTIC?
DUKAKIS' ACLU TIES SCARY
DUKAKIS AND ACLU
ACLU'S VALUES
HURRAH FOR THE MAJORITY
CARRBORO CLEARS CHRISTMAS LIGHTS WITH LOCAL ACLU
ADDRESS 'REAL' ISSUES OF CHURCH AND STATE
REMEMBERING THE SOURCE OF FREEDOM
AMERICAN COLLEGE OF SURGEONS
DUKE SURGEON WINS ACHIEVEMENT AWARD
NCMH TRAUMA CENTER LAUDED
ALAMANCE HEALTH SERVICES' CANCER PROGRAM GAINS APPROVAL
AMERICAN CONSERVATIVE UNION
WHICH CANDIDATES ARE CLOSEST TO N.C. 'REGULAR'?
AMERICAN COUNCIL ON EDUCATION
SEE ALSO COMMISSION ON NATIONAL CHALLENGES IN HIGHER EDUCATION
SEE ALSO EDUCATION
BENNETT'S ASSESSMENT OF N.C. DEBATED
AMERICAN COUNCIL ON SCIENCE AND HEALTH
GOOD NEWS ABOUT HEALTH
AMERICAN CYANAMID CO.
FIRMS FORM STATEWIDE TRADE GROUP
AMERICAN DANCE FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO ASSOCIATION FOR THE AMERICAN DANCE FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO DANCE
SEE ALSO N.C. CHOREOGRAPHY PROJECT
SEE ALSO SAMUEL H. SCRIPPS AMERICAN DANCE FESTIVAL AWARD
AILEY TROUPE TO PERFORM
SAILER DANCERS DEBUT: REFRESHING EXPERIMENTS
ADF ASSOCIATION SEEKS MEMBERS FOR MATCHING
DANCE FESTIVAL SCHEDULE SET
ADF ANNOUNCES SUMMER LINEUP
TRIANGLE PUTS FOUR IN FESTIVALS' TOP 1,000
BLACK CHOREOGRAPHERS' WORK TO BE PRESERVED
FESTIVAL GRANTS PRESERVE BLACK DANCES
ARTICLES! ADF CALLS HOME
GLAXO WILL SPONSOR TAYLOR DANCE CO.
AIF SALES, SHIRT CONTEST WINNERS NAMED
BILL T. JONES... AND ARNIE ZAte OPEN AMERICAN DANCE FESTIVAL ON JUNE 13
CHARLES REINHART AND THE ADF
GUESTS KEEP CELEBRITIES 'WAITING'
SINGING THE BLUES BRINGS HOLEMAN HERITAGE PRIZE
ALWAYS NEW; AMERICAN DANCE FESTIVAL A BIRTHPLACE
DANCE-ETCHING TIPS; TWO BIRDS
DANCING
ADF; MARKING 10 YEARS IN DURHAM, FESTIVAL CELEBRATES BLACK DANCE
-DATE-
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S I T
E L Y
C -PG L P BYL
S 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
H 2
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
3/16/1988
4/02/1988
5/12/1989
5/22/1988
7/18/1988
7/18/1988
9/24/1988
9/29/1988
10/03/1988
10/06/1988 B
10/06/1988 A
10/07/1988
10/08/1988
10/08/1988
10/12/1988
10/12/1988
10/12/1988
10/18/1988
10/20/1988
10/27/1988
10/28/1988
11/07/1988
11/22/1988
11/25/1988
12/02/1988
12/16/1988
7
1
18
14
3
4
1
16
4
1
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
5
4
5
5
4
1
4
3
N
N
N
N
N S63
N
N M70
N
E
N N36
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
J
L
L
L
L
L
N Vll
L
N M70
Oil
S 2 7/18/1988 C 4 N
CHH 1 10/17/1988 A 3 N S12
H 1 12/28/1988 C 1 N H60
H 2 2/24/1988 A 4 E
S 2 2/11/1988 A 14 N
H 2 10/21/1988 A 4 E
S 2 2/03/1988 A 13 N W82
1/17/1988 D
3/04/1988 I"
3/04/1988 D
3/08/1988 B
3/10/1988 D
3/29/1988 C
3/30/1988 C
3/30/1988 C
4/21/1988 D
4/25/1988 A
5/13/1988 D
6/02/1988 D
6/03/1988 D
6/07/1988 A
6/07/1988 A
6/09/1988 D
6/09/1988 D
6/10/1988 D
6/12/1988 D
8 P
7
7
1
5
4
1 P
1
9
1
10
7 P
12 P
6 P
7
1
3
16
1
P K30
R P10
N
N
N
U W66
N U66
N B71
N G59
N B71
N
P
F W66
U W15
U W66
F B71
U B71
P
F W66
MONTHLY/
ANNUAL
1/01/1988
INDEX B
- 12/31/1988
Y SUBJECTS
PAGE 70
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S
E
-DATE — C -PG
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
H
H
H
S
H
S
H
H
H
S
S
S
H
H
S
H
H
H
H
H
S
H 2
CHH 1
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
H 2
WB^SJtHS. OreNS 11TH SEASON TONIGHT
DANCERS SHOW GRACEFUL STYLE
CONCERT BENEFITS CITY'S HOMELESS
IfeK^S^NfS^T FESTAL
PAUL TAYLOR SHOWS DARK, LIGHT
nI£^raTIVAL T SUPPORTERS TO HAVE 'SPECIAL' EVENING
DANCE FESTIVAL ALUWI YVES MUSARD RETURNS
DANCE TTOUPETREATED TO A CANDLELIGHT PARTY
mS T MIXTURE OF MONK, WANBJRING MINSTREL
D^CE FESTIVAL CONCERTS CHANGED S
MUSARD PROJECTS STRAWGEVIEU S
aunnJB "Sl'^ ^ n
LAR LUBOVITCH DANCE COMPANY REFRESHING H
UNCHOREOGRAPHED DESCENT S
SMrsA i
ADF FEATURED ON CBS w . m , v H
PILOBOLUS: LAUGHTER TO TRAGEDY s
SSWlfRff*^*"" BOUGHT JACK HIS DREAM AND RETURN TICKET H
E S SEASON WITH OLD HANDS, NEW FEATS [J
ADF LURES RALEIGH CROWD TO DURHAM H
DIVERSITY KEYNOTE FOR DANCES S
INTERNATIONALS STAGE A WINNER H
CUWINGHAM DANCERS STAND AUDIENCE ON EAR s
CUNNINGHAM CONCERT A DELIGHT H
C^l^TllsSSx^PROACH TO CREATION OF DANCE g
M™* ^COUNCIL GET NEW ADMINISTRATORS S H
ADF LOOKS AHEAD: HOME, * AND A 'BIG' '89 H 2
$$£"$&& ^TWIRLING'. THE PLIGHT OF THE MALE DANCER CHH 1
ADF SEASON HIGHLIGHTS NOTED H 2
TEXAS TWO-STEP STUMBLES H 2
DANCER CLARENCE TEETERS
AMERICAN DANCE FESTIVAL, ADMINISTRATION
DIRECTOR POST FILLED BY ADF
^^M^^T^K%aiCm DAF FESTIVAL AWARD
ERICK HAWKINS WINS 1988 SCRIPPS AWARD g
H^WKINSGETS DANCE FESTIVAL SCRIPPS AWARD
D
D
D
C
D
A
A
A
B
6/12/1988 D
6/13/1988 A
6/14/1988 B
6/16/1988 D
6/17/1988 C
6/17/1988 A
6/20/1988 A
6/21/1988 B
6/21/1988 A
6/23/1988
6/23/1988
6/23/1988
6/24/1988
6/24/1988
6/24/1988
6/27/1988
6/28/1988
6/28/1988 _
6/30/1988 B
7/01/1988 C
7/01/1988 C
7/02/1988 B
7/04/1988 A
7/05/1988 A
7/05/1988 A
7/05/1988 A
7/06/1988 B
7/07/1983 C
7/07/1988
7/07/1988
7/08/1988
7/08/1988
7/12/1988
7/12/1988 -
7/12/1988 B
7/12/1988 B
7/14/1988 A
7/14/1988 D
7/14/1988 D
7/14/1988 D
7/14/1988 D
7/15/1988 C
7/15/1988 A
7/16/1988 A
7/17/1988 D
7/17/1988 D
7/18/1988 A
7/19/1988 A
7/19/1988 B
7/21/1988 D
7/22/1988 C
7/22/1988 C
7/23/1988 A
7/23/1988 C
7/27/1988 B
7/28/1988 D
7/29/1988 D
8/02/1988 A
8/04/1988 A
8/04/1988 D
8/08/1988 A
8/11/1988 C
D
D
C
B
A
B
10
1
6
1
1
1
5
1
8
1
6
2
1
6
T
Y
P BYL
F W66
N U66
R L59
R B71
R L59
R B71
N U66
R L59
U W15
8 P
1
4 P
6 F
1 F
1
1
4
1 f
4 I
8
9
1
9 I
1 I
1
1
1
6
1
8
3
4
1
8
4
10
4
3
9
4
6
B71
B71
B71
K30
L59
.. B71
N W66
U H45
R L59
N U66
R L59
R B71
P T37
N
N W66
U H45
N
R L59
N
R B71
R B71
R L59
R B71
1 U W15
' N W66
R L59
N
L
> F B71
> F B71
R A17
N B71
R L59
B71
U66
R
F
F
F
F W66
U W15
R L59
R A17
R L59
R B71
U G33
F W66
N
N G59
F W66
E
U L41
• F B71
E
H 2 7/27/1988 B 8 P N
6/16/1988 A 1
6/16/1988 A 1
P N L59
P N B71
-LX630-
MONTHLY/
ANNUAL
1/01/1988
INDEX BY
12/31/1988
SUBJECTS
-DATE-
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S I T
E L Y
C -PG L P BYL
AMERICAN DANCE FESTIVAL, BUDGET
AGENCY REPRESENTATIVES ASK FOR COUNTY MONEY
H 2 6/14/1988 B 1 N A54
AMERICAN DANCE FESTIVAL, DIRECTOR _
REINHART RECOLLECTS; LOOKING BACK ON 20 YEARS AT (AMERICAN DANCE FESTIVAL H
CHARLES REINHART AND THE ADF H
AMERICAN DANCE FESTIVAL, GRANTS
BIMBE XX BEGINS,- CAROLINA CLOSING H
FESTIVAL WINS GRANT S
TWO DURHAM GROUPS GET ENDOWMENT GRANTS H
AMERICAN DANCE FESTIVAL, HEADQUARTERS
ADF LOOKS AHEAD! HOME, $ AND A 'BIG' *89 H
FIND FESTIVAL A HOME H
IT'S TIME TO CONSIDER ANOTHER BOND PROPOSAL H
AMERICAN DANCE FESTIVAL, MARTHA HILL SCHOLARSHIP
SEE ALSO SCHOLARSHIPS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SCHOLARSHIPS)
ROCKET CLASS AT PLANETARIUM, 'THE UIZ' AT RLT, MUD AT ADF H
AMERICAN DANCE FESTIVAL, OPENING NIGHT
AMERICAN DANCE FESTIVAL OPENS 11TH SEASON TONIGHT H
AMERICAN DANCE FESTIVAL'S CHOREOGRAPHERS 4 COMPOSERS WORKSHOP FOR YOUNG...
SEE ALSO CHOREOGRAPHERS
26 FOREIGN CHOREOGRAPHERS AT WORKSHOP H
STARRING THE UNEXPECTED AND THE FAMILIAR H
CARLSON'S DANCE HIGHLIGHTS YOUNG CHOREOGRAPHERS' SHOW S
AMERICAN DIETETIC ASSOCIATION
UNC-CH NUTRITION CHAIRMAN RECEIVES DIETETICS AWARD S
AMERICAN DOUBLOON CORP.
SECOND MILL FIRE IN 5 DAYS BREAKS S
AMERICAN EAGLE
SEE ALSO AMR EAGLE INC.
SEE ALSO AMERICAN AIRLIfCS
FINANCIAL WOES GROUND AMERICAN EAGLE AT RDU
AMERICAN EAGLE GROUNDED
AVAIR CANCELS FLIGHTS UNTIL JAN. 24
LOW BID ON RDU TAXIWAYS MILLIONS BELOW ESTIMATES
AIRPORT MOVING AHEAD ON TOP-PRIORITY IMPROVEMENTS
COMMUTER FLIGHT SERVICE NEGOTIATED
AMERICAN EAGLE SERVICE MAY FLY AGAIN BY FEB. 1
AVAIR-AMERICAN TALKS PROGRESSING
AMERICAN EAGLE COULD FLY AGAIN WITH $750,000 LOAN
AVAIR IS OFFERED $750,000 LOAN
FEW PILOTS TO RETURN UNDER AVAIR PLAN
AMERICAN EAGLE CLEARED FOR TAKEOFF
COMMUTER FLIGHTS TO RESUME TODAY
12 FEARED DEAD IN RDU CRASH
AMR, AVAIR AGREE TO SALE OF RDU COMMUTER SERVICE
EXAMINERS PROBE RDU CRASH SITE
REVIEW OF FLIGHT 3378 BEGINS; ALL 12 ABOARD DIED...
MEADOW OF WINTER-GRAYED BRUSH ALTERED BY FRAGMENTS OF TRAGEDY
CRASH VICTIMS - AMERICAN EAGLE FLIGHT 3378
SUBSTITUTE PLANE FLOWN IN FATAL RDU CRASH
EAGLE CRASH APPEARS TO BE WORST IN TRIANGLE'S HISTORY
1ST OFFICER MAY HAVE BEEN FLYING PLANE BEFORE CRASH
PILOT KATHY DIGAN GREW UP DREAMING OF FLYING LIKE FATHER
INVESTIGATORS SEEK CLUES IN RDU CRASH
BRIER CREEK DRAIfCD FOR CRASH PROBE
AIRPLANE CRASH VICTIM, ROSS, SERVICE IN HENDERSON
400 ATTEND TEEN VICTIM'S FUNERAL
PLANE'S ENGINES TO BE SENT TO MANUFACTURER FOR INSPECTION
ENGINES TO BE STUDIED FOR CLUES
SAFETY BOARD ENDS FROBE AT SITE OF FATAL PLANE CRASH
2 6/03/1988 D 1 P P T32
2 6/03/1988 D 12 P F W66
2 6/14/1988 A 11 P U W66
2 6/20/1988 A 9 N
2 7/09/1988 C 14 N
2 7/29/1983 D 10 P F W66
2 8/02/1988 A 4 E
2 9/16/1988 A 4 E
2 7/12/1988 B 7 P U W66
2 6/13/1988 A 1 D N W66
2 6/30/1988 B 1 P N W66
2 7/11/1988 A 1 N W66
2 7/14/1988 D 8 R A17
2 10/19/1988 C 15 N
2 6/17/1988 C 2 N
H
2
1/16/1988 A
1
N M97
H
2
1/17/1988 A
13 P P
H
2
1/19/1988 B
1
N R80
H
2
1/20/1988 B
18
N M97
S
2
1/20/1983 C
1
N W82
H
2
1/23/1988 C
5
N R80
S
2
1/23/1988 A
1
N W82
H
2
1/26/1988 C
10
N
S
2
1/27/1988 A
1
N W82
H
2
1/28/1988 A
19
N
S
2
1/28/1988 A
1
N U82
H
2
1/30/1988 C
1
N M97
H
2
2/03/1988 B
3
N M97
H
2
2/20/1988 A
1
N
H
2
2/20/1988 D
5
N M97
S
2
2/20/1988 A
1
P N B85
H
2
2/21/1988 A
1
P N A54
H
2
2/21/1988 A
1
N M97
H
2
2/21/1988 A
1
N
H
2
2/21/1988 A
10
N M97
H
2
2/21/1988 A
10
N M97
H
2
2/22/1988 A
1 P N T33
H
2
2/22/1988 B
1
N
S
2
2/22/1988 A
1 P N B85
H
n
2/23/1988 A
1 M N MV7
H
2
2/23/1988 A
8
H
2
2/23/1988 A
8
H
2
2/23/1988 A
12
N M97
S
2
2/23/1988 A
1 P N B85
H
2
2/24/1988 C
1
N M97
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T&S^f^^^^^^^^ CRASHES
PTOBE^RDU AIR CRASH^FTS TO SEVERAL U.S. SITES
SAFETY BOARD TO FINISH CRASH PROBE _„_„„
PIECES OF PLANE BEING REMOVED i ROAD REOPENED
CRASH CLEANUP NEAR RpU
RESERVOIR BRAINING KAY DELAY PROBE
LAST PIECES REMOVED
WRECKAGE VISIBLE
SK S 5 ™ MM MCTW
a5 L &"°Ejc^°as PRAISED _
KiKSSi » of ■» a*»
RESPIJ1SE EXCaiEHT TO flll^E CR«SU
MMDHWHpUniim
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AMERICAN EDUCATION WEEK
^ST&grfW&T AND PRESENT
AMERI M™LL E DlffiPoN MINIMA WAGE
WBa »WrWSTO MS CHANGED AFTER COMPANIES COMPLAIN
AMERICAN FARMLAND TRUST
^SiKlo a« f™ u»
SliK K5kS« «e p««i»
^ai^sss an BTI0H ,aOT0 ' "•'
"■unawaa gnu ss»r" mTI "
S ^Ti-TECTER F pR£SIB£NT SAYS MANY BIG STAR WORKERS HIRED
S LEADER SAYS MOVEMENT ALIVE, GOING TO SUCCEED
AMERICAN FEDERATION OF STATE, COUNT) ' AN? ^NICIPAL EMPLOYEES
^ccuii en miKF INIV.. EMPLOYEES AND STAFF
H Alio WM UNIV MEDICAL CENTER, EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO DURMAM, N.C., CITY EMF10YEES
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C., EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES, N.C.
M ALSO nT, STATE a EMPLOYEES
BANQUET TO HONOR LABOR LEADER
FIRST OLIVERH^VEY BANQUET TONIGHT
DAY CARE THINKING CHANGES DCUCCITC
CITY WORKERS UNION PUSHES FOR BENEFITS
ffis<WP0R A SLICE OF CITY BUDGET PIE
AMERICAN FEDERATION OF TEACHERS
-DATE-
■PG
BYL
H
2
H
2
S
2
S
2
H
2
H
n
S
2
H
2
S
S
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
S
2
S
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
S
2
S
2
H
2
H
2
S
2
H
1
S
2
H
2
S
2
S
2
H
2
c
A
A
A
C
A
A
c
A
A
A
2/24/1988
2/24/1988
2/24/1988
2/25/1988
2/26/1988
2/26/1988
2/26/1988
2/27/1988
2/29/1988
2/29/1988
3/01/1988
3/01/1988 B
3/02/1988 A
3/02/1988
3/02/1988
3/04/1988
3/04/1988
3/12/1988
3/29/1988 B
4/14/1988 B
4/20/1988
5/04/1988
5/05/1988
6/10/1988
6/14/1988
6/15/1988 B
7/21/1988 C
7/22/1988 B
10/20/1988 A
10/24/1988 A
10/26/1988 A
4
1
1 I
4
1
3
10
17
10
1
4
9
1
4
15
9
1
N
N M97
N B85
N W82
N
P L38
N B53
P L38
P M66
P M66
P M66
N M97
N R80
N
N
N R80
N W82
L
N W82
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
S 2 11/18/1988 C 1 P P T37
H 2 6/25/1988 C 1 C N D22
H 2 3/13/1988 B 1 N
S 2 8/16/1988 A
S 2 8/17/1988 A
H 2 8/19/1988 C
1 P N H65
1 N H65
4 N A54
S 2 9/27/1988 C 3 N
2 3/23/1988 A
2 9/08/1988 A
1 N U82
14 P N
5/12/1988 A
5/13/1988 B
5/24/1988 A
6/02/1988 C
6/07/1983 C
11
10
4
1
1
N
N
E
N H70
N H70
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SEE ALSO N.C. FEDERATION OF TEACHERS
SEE ALSO TEACHER UNIONS
SEE ALSO TEACHERS, N.C.
PROGRAM TO HELP PUPILS 'ASK THE RIGHT QUESTIONS*
WAT WORKS IN SCHOOLS?
AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE PROGRAM
SEE ALSO FOREIGN STUDENTS
•TIME RUNNING OUT' FOR STUDENTS SEEKING CHAPEL HILL HOST FAMILIES
AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION
'DANCE FOR HEART' ON TAP TODAY AT NORTHGATE
FOOD FEST AIMS AT THE HEART
'63 MISS AMERICA TELLS OF FIGHT AGAINST STROKE
ORANGE COUNTY TURKEY WALK SUNDAY
AMERICAN HERITAGE (MAGAZINE)
OVERRATED AND UNDERRATED
AMERICAN HOME WEEK
HOME SWEET POEMS
AMERICAN HOME UEEK RECOGNIZED
REALTORS TO HOLD SEMINARS TODAY
SAFETY FfOTJECT
AMERICAN INDIAN MOVEMENT
SEE ALSO INDIANS, U.S.
KUNSTLER OFFERS HIS HELP TO TWO INDIANS
INDIANS IN ROBESON DON'T NEED KUNSTLER
HATCHER ACCUSED NEWSPAPER OF BIAS BEFORE TAKEOVER
SUPPORT FOR TWO MEN IN ROBESON MAY TURN INTO POLITICAL CLOUT
GOVERNOR SAYS HE'S CONVINCED SLAYING WAS NOT RACIALLY, POLITICALLY...
AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS
SEE ALSO ARCHITECTS, N.C.
ARCHITECTS ELECT HILL AS HONORARY MEMBER
BURBY NAMED TO NATIONAL CRISIS ADVISORY GROUP
AMERICAN INTERCULTURAL STUDENT EXCHANGE
HOST FAMILIES SOUGHT FOR EXCHANGE STUDENTS
AMERICAN LEAGUE
SEE ALSO BASEBALL
A'S GO UP BY 2 WITH 4-3 WIN
AMERICAN LEGION, POST 7
AMERICAN LEGION PLANS MEMORIAL DAY SERVICE
OLD GLORY, NEW OFFICERS
LEGION OFFICERS
AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY, POST 7
FOOD FOR CHRISTMAS
AMERICAN LUNG ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO LUNG DISEASES
SUPER SOCCER SATURDAY HELD
AMERICAN LUNG ASSOCIATION HOLDS BIKE TREK-
AMERICAN MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION
MANAGEMENT COURSES TO BEGIN LATE
MANAGEMENT COURSES SET
AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO NATIONAL MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO PHYSICIANS, U.S.
SEE ALSO SOCIALIZED MEDICINE
SEE ALSO SURGERY
AMA, DOCTORS GROUPS PROPOSES TAKING MALPRACTICE SUITS AWAY FROM COURTS
N.C. LAWYERS CRITICIZE AMA PLAN
AMA PROPOSAL SMUG; ABA TOO TRANSPARENT
S I T
N E ELY
P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
CHH 1 6/15/1988 A 10
H 2 8/10/1988 A 4
CHH 1 6/16/1988 A
H 2 2/13/1988 C
CHH 1 9/11/1988 A
CHH 1 10/22/1988 A
H 2 11/10/19S8 C
H 2 7/04/1988 A
4/23/1988
4/23/1988
4/26/1988
4/29/1988
2/10/1988 B
2/11/1988 A
2/12/1988 C
3/15/1988 C
3/30/1988 B
S 2 4/16/1988 A
CHH 1 8/17/1988 A
S 2 5/26/1988 C
S 2 7/12/1988 B
H 2 7/14/1988 B
N Vll
E
N M25
2 N
3 N S12
3 P N M20
2 N
E
P P S76
N
P P
S76
16 P N
4 E
16 N
5 P N
3 N
3 P N
7 N
H 2 6/16/1988 B 8 N
H 2 10/07/1988 B 1 P N
7 N
14 P P K30
8 P P K30
H 2 12/17/1988 C 2 P P T32
S 2 5/17/1988 B
S 2 8/09/1988 B
H 2 4/12/1988 B
H 2 9/29/1988 B
5 N A76
7 N A76
11 N
1 N H60
H 2 1/14/1988 C 6 N
H 2 1/14/1988 C 6 N
S 2 1/29/1988 A 4 E
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12/31/1988
Y SOBJE
KmSES^ING^CAKE TECHNOLOGISTS' FOR NURSING CHORES
^'^gflffi^lo'SSSi m LEADERSHIP'
rS'SD^IS STARTS AMA LEADERSHIP WITH CHALLENGE
DLInbike ^s ».
raSraomwunrt aside, ama urges aids alert
'QUICK-FIX' BAH MEDICINE
NURSES OPPOSE W PLAN
NURSING CARE CRITICAL
MM PROPOSAL IS UNSAFE
StjflVk^reHWD DICTATE DRUG TRAFFIC
PLAN TO IMPOVERISH FARMERS
SvE C SlONS & FOR KKSING SHORTAGE, PAPISTS SAY
DON'T ADD AMA'S RCT
^ITeSgE^Ss OPPOSED USE C? TEOWLOGISTS
S&^^T^sTpREHIER, MEDICAL GROUP FILES PETITIONS...
EfeS? F A^ I ^^\STrON S PRINTED 7-1-88)
SSL^eS ambassahk for city
"^SgSli^SB ExSSS RESIIENT W*T3 TO PROVE ICCT0RS'..
2 UPHOLD DURHAM TRADITION
" Ca ffi5BSfSm I ffife PROCESS &WCES IP TAPE UORLD
AMERICAN NURSES ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO NURSES. U.S.
NURSES BACK DUKAKIS
^ffi^SsS^ PILLS' FOR ICCTORS
URBANIAK TO HEAD MEDICAL BOARD
AMERICAN PETROLEUM INSTITUTE
ENERGY NEEDS UNATTENDED
AMERICAN PLANNING ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO AWARDS
AWARD WINNERS
AMERICAN RED CROSS
SEE ALSO BLOOD DONORS
SEE ALSO BLCODKOBILE ^^
SEE ALSO INTERNATIONAL RED CRCJS
N.C. STATE WINS BLOOD FEUD SECOND TIME
SUSPECT BLOOD MISTAKENLY SENT TO NX.
VXUNTEER EARNS 'FIRST SERGEANT' ACCOLADES
SERVICE IN CRISIS
C T S
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s
I T
H
E E
L Y
P
| — hate — C -PC L P BYL
H
2 3/14/1988 A
4 E
H
2 6/28/198S A
1 N C60
H
2 6/29/1988 A
1 P N C60
s
2 6/29/1988 A
1 N
H
2 6/30/1988 A
1 N C60
H
2 6/30/1988 A
4 E
H
2 6/30/1938 A
6 P F
H
2 7/01/1988 A
1 N
H
2 7/08/1988 A
4 L
H
2 7/08/1988 A
4 L
H
2 7/13/1988 A
4 L
H
2 7/25/1988 A
4 L
H
2 7/28/1988 A
4 N
H
2 8/01/1988 A
4 E
H
2 8/10/1988 A
4 L
H
2 8/16/1988 A
4 L
H
2 9/02/1988 C
1 N C60
H
2 9/15/1988 A
4 L
H
2 9/20/1988 A
4 L
H
2 10/30/1988 A
13 P N
s
2 10/31/1988 C
6 N
H
2 11/03/1983 A
1 N
H
2 6/30/1983 A
1 N C60
H
2 6/30/19S8 A
6 P F
H
2 6/30/1938 A
7 P N C60
s
2 6/30/1988 A
1 P N
s
2 6/30/1988 A
4 E
H
2 7/01/1983 A
2 N
H
2 7/03/1988 D
4 E
H
' 2 6/30/1983 A
7 P N 060
S
2 6/30/1988 A
4 E
H 3 2/25/1983 B 2 N
H 2 11/02/1968 A 5 L
H 2 6/22/1988 B 9 P N
S 2 10/03/1988 A 8 N
H 2 10/13/1988 A 4 L
H 2 4/28/1988 D 11 P P S73
H 2 6/22/1988 B 9 P N
S 2 5/16/1988 A 3 N
CHH 1 7/20/1988 A 3 N S17
H 2 9/15/1988 C 5 N
CHH 1 11/06/1988 A 3 P N H90
H 2 12/22/1988 A 4 E
AMERICAN RED CROSS, CAROLINAS REGION
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UNC-NCSU FEUD TO HELP REPLENISH BLOOD SUPPLIES
FEAR HURTS BLOOD SUPPLY
TAINTED BLOOD REACHES TRIANGLE
AMERICAN RED CROSS, CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO
APPEAL RAISES BLOOD SUPPLY
FIREFIGHTERS' DONATION
HURRICANE GILBERT DESTROYING LOCAL RESIDENTS' PEACE OF MIND
A QUICK, INTRODUCTORY COURSE IN CHAPEL HILL DISASTER
CHAPEL HILL AREA REACHING OUT TO TORNADO VICTIMS
AMERICAN RED CROSS CONSIDERS MERGING ORANGE COUNTY CHAPTERS
RED CROSS HOPES GIVING SPIRIT IS ALIVE
AMERICAN RED CROSS, DURHAM COUNTY
PLEDGING HELP
DURHAM BLOOD DONORS WILL BE SPECIAL GUESTS
VOLUNTEERS TO BE HONORED
RED CROSS CELEBRATES
RED CROSS RECOGNIZES DRIVERS
SEMINAR WARNS ABOUT HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE
NEW CENTER MAY INCREASE BLOOD SUPPLY
HAPPY FISCAL NEW YEAR
AIDS FEAR HAS MANY DONATING OWN, KIN'S BLOOD
DONATIONS PLEASE RED CROSS
GIVING BLOOD WORTH THE TIME
YOUNG VOLUNTEER HONORED
MERGER PANEL NEEDS MORE TIME AND MONEY
THEY'RE AFTER YOUR BLOOD
THANKS FOR THE BLOOD
THANKS TO RED CROSS
CLEAN UP
RED CROSS SEEKS BLOOD DONORS
DONATION
AMERICAN RED CROSS, HILLSBOROUGH
AMERICAN RED CROSS CONSIDERS MERGING ORANGE COUNTY CHAPTERS
AMERICAN RED CROSS, N.C, AND S.C,
FAINTING INCIDENT RESULTS IN LAWSUIT
DOCTORS TO DONATE BLOOD
MAN IS CHARGED WITH POSING AS RED CROSS OFFICIAL AND COLLECTING MONEY
AFTER-EFFECTS
YOUTHS GET BASIC TRAINING IN BABYSITTING
AMERICAN RED CROSS, TRIANGLE CHAPTER
NEW CENTER MAY INCREASE BLOOD SUPPLY
AMERICAN SOCIAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION
AIDS HOTLINE EXPECTS INCREASE IN CALLS FROM U.S. BROCHURE
AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR INFORMATION SCIENCE
LYNDA FRANCIS IS WINNER OF CREDIT UNIONS AWARD
AMERICAN SOCIETY OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERS, DUKE CHAPTER
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING
BEJAN ELECTED FELLOW
AMERICAN SOCIETY OF NEWSPAPER EDITORS
SEE ALSO NEWSPAPERS, U.S.
REAGAN*. JACKSON'S VIEWS MORE IMPORTANT THAN RACE
AMERICAN STONE CO.
OWASA MAY GET QUARRY LAKE AS BIG AS CANE CREEK
REACTION MIXED TO QUARRY IDEA
MEGA-RESERVOIR NEWS WELCOME
OWASA HOLDS OUT FOR RESIDENTS
AMERICAN TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH CO.
SEE ALSO TELEPHOfCS, U.S.
LONG-DISTANCE CALLS DISRUPTED
S I T
N E ELY
P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
CHH 1 7/15/1988 A 1 N M25
S 2 7/15/1988 A 4 E
S 2 9/19/1988 A 1 N H65
CHH 1
7/26/1988 A
3
N S17
CHH 1
8/30/1988 A
3 P P T44
CHH 1
9/16/1988 A
1
N L90
CHH 1
10/10/1988 A
1
P Q S17
CHH 1
11/29/1988 A
1 P N L90
CHh
1 1
12/17/1988 A
1
P N R63
CHH 1
12/30/1988 A
3
N M20
S
2
3/30/1988 A
2 P P L38
s
2
4/12/1988 A
7
N
s
2
4/29/1988 A
5
N
s
2
5/11/1988 C
4 P P C45
H
2
5/12/1988 A
12 P P K30
S
2
5/25/1988 B
1 P N 659
H
2
6/08/1988 B
7
N
H
2
7/02/1988 C
7 P P T32
S
2
7/20/1988 C
1
N H65
H
2
7/27/1988 B
8
N D22
S
2
7/27/1988 C
1 P U M06
H
2
9/12/1988 A
13 P P T44
H
2
9/24/1988 A
4
E
H
2 11/03/1988 A
4
E
H
2 11/05/1988 C
14 P P T32
H
2
11/08/1988 A
4
L
S
2 11/14/1988 A
3 P P K30
S
2 12/27/1988 A
1
N H65
S
2
12/28/1988 C
6 P P S76
CHH 1
12/17/1988 A
1
P N R63
H
1
5/06/1988 C
1
N
H
2
9/22/1988 B
5
N
H
n
12/02/1988 A
13
N
H
2
12/08/1988 A
4
E
H
2
12/31/1988 D
6
N
H
2
6/08/1988 B
7
N
H
2
5/05/1988 A
18
N R80
H
2
7/17/1988 B
6
N
S 2 1/02/1988 A 8 N
2 4/14/1988 A 1 N H09
CHH 1 10/14/1988
CHH 1 10/15/1988
CHH 1 10/15/1988
CHH 1 10/29/1988
2 N L90
1 M N L90
4 E
3 P N L90
H 2 1/09/1988 C 1 N
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Y SUBJECTS
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SK^A DOUMTURNS
ATM WTORAHS SOME JOB POSTINGS
BUILDING ON ADVERSITY
FEELINGS MIXED ON AT&T RECALL
riXFORD MAN NAMED TOP BLACK EXECUTIVE
rf^DTUISITS PIEDMONT i JACKSON IN ROBESON
AUVS JOSEPH COLSON !TO ADDRESS BANQUET
DEVICE TRACKS LOST VICTIMS OF ALZHEIMER'S
UTILITIES SEEK CUT IN PROPERTY TAXES
GRANT FOR WORKERS CADBCDC
afanuw T »iK reva^ions
M KM p^V at head of ^cations class
HIS G^t SkMBtS STUORTH H MILLION FOR FIX1UA SCKKL
AT&T CONTRACTTO ADD JOBS IN GREENSBORO
8 r rrwK GET SLICE OF STAR WARS PIE
AT&T »S NX. PLANT TO CLOSE A YEAR EARLY
St K1 T HItTuS NUMBER OF MAJOR LAYOFFS
N ATiT SeMs W J<PANSI0N IN GREENSBORO
AT&T FINDS CHEMICALS UNDER PLANT
FIRMS REACH RTP OPTICAL-FIBERS PACT
^SEElKL 1 ^LL CIGARETTES
fflw^Bff&N IN $17 MILLION CIGARETTE SUIT
WSSTSS HH «& LEAVES)
K^tcE KKi!s> contact, KNIES TAMPERING
SBPBJKSUBSWIB A^BUT THRIVING 'BEEHIVE'
TOBACCG^AsksTOS LINK FOCUS OF PA. TRIAL
TAMPA EXECUTIVES 'ELATED' AT GTE' S DECISION
PA. TOBACCO LITIGANTS LOSE, WIN
AMOICANMUH ON PROPERTY TALKS
Eattle of S'tiS memories revived by rjr fight
ra^s'HASN^NSK^NTC.N
Esauna f aKs &s m^ tract
M»?^L?^^^^ *JSEUM
MiScENTER COULD HELP BOOST DOWNTOWN
HUSBJil'SDCUNTOUN MOVE COULD BE GOOD
^Ie^ANdIcIENCE SHOWS OFF EXPANSION PLANS
BOARD TO STUDY MOVING MUSEUM
S ffilLS^FcAN TOBACCO, CONSIDER OFFER
SEIENCE^i&^TrfuNVEIU ™POSAL TO MOVE DOWNTOWN
MUSEUM ASKS ADVICE OF PUBLIC
N
P
H
H
H
H
S
H
H
H
H
S
H
H
S
S
H
H
S
H
H
H
S
H
H
H
S
S
E
-DATE — C -PG
1/21/1988 D
1/25/1988 B
1/28/1988 A
1/30/1988 A
2/24/1988 A
2/28/1988 D
3/01/1988 A
5/08/1988 B
5/19/1988 B
6/17/1988 A
6/25/1988
6/26/1988
6/29/1988
6/30/1988
7/08/1988
9/14/1988
9/14/1988
10/29/1988
10/31/1988 B
11/02/1988 A
11/02/1988
11/14/1988
12/11/1988
12/21/1988
12/23/1988
6
7
23
4
5
12 I
9
5 I
1
1
14
1
7
1
11
5
1
11
4
14
17
13
7
1
T
Y
P BYL
N
N
N
E
N
N J20
N
' N
N
N M06
N
N
N M06
N S92
N ISO
N C47
N W82
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N M06
H
H
S
H
S
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
S
S
H
1/01/1988
1/29/1988
2/05/1988
2/06/1988
2/08/1988
2/10/1988
2/19/1988
2/20/1988
3/20/1988
6/12/1988
6/13/1988
6/24/1988
6/25/1988
7/20/1988
8/04/1988
11/07/1988
L
N
N M06
N
E
P Q N36
N
N
N
U L57
N
N C60
N
N U82
E
N
S
H
H
S
H
S
H
S
H
H
S
H
H
H
S
H
H
H
S
S
H
H
S
H
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
3/03/1988 A
6/01/1988 B
6/06/1988 A
6/13/1988 A
6/14/1988 A
6/14/1988 C
6/18/1988 A
6/18/1988
7/20/1988
7/20/1988
7/20/1988
7/21/1988
7/27/1988 ..
7/28/1988 B
7/29/1988 A
7/31/1988 D
8/02/1988 A
8/16/1988 A
10/19/1988 A
10/20/1988 A
10/21/1988 C
10/28/1988 A
10/28/1988 C
10/31/1988 A
A
A
A
A
A
A
N W82
N
E
E
N N36
N
E
N
N N36
1 P N P38
N W82
N N36
N N36
N N36
E
E
E
U W15
N M06
N M06
N P38
E
N
N T33
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SUBJE
ABRAM, DUKE OFFER SITE TO HUSEUM
MUSEUM ASKS CITY TO HELP
MUSEUM CENTER COULD BE DOWNTOWN BOOST
AMERICAN LOCATION WOULD BOOST MUSEUM
GLAXO PLANS PLANT AT AMERICAN
GLAXO 'NEW' DURHAM'S 1ST BREATH
GLAXO INC.'S NATIONAL EXPANSION STRETCHES DURHAM COUNTY SEAMS
AHARON GROUP PLANS GATEWAY FOR DURHAM
BUSINESS LEADERS WELCOME PROJECT
AHARON, DUKE TO DOUBLE DOWNTOWN BUSINESS SPACE
WALKWAY MIGHT LINK FIVE POINTS TO PLANNED DEVELOPMENT
DUKE LONG INTERESTED IN AMERICAN TOBACCO SITE
NEW DURHAM EMERGES
DRAFT ESTIMATES MUSEUM PROJECT AT *12.9 MILLION
DOWNTOWN TREMBLES ON EDGE OF CHANGE
MUSEUM MOVE IF ...
PHOENIX? THE NEW DURHAM (CARTOON)
DISCUSSION SLATED ON MOVING MUSEUM
PUBLIC MEETING TODAY
MUSEUM MOVE DOWNTOWN DIVIDES OPINION AT HEARING
DOWNTOWN SCIENCE MUSEUM WOULD BOOST REVITALIZATION
TWO SITES BEST PLAN
MOVE WOULD BOOST MUSEUM
BOARD VOTES TO SPLIT LIFE 8. SCIENCE MUSEUM
MUSEUM SEEKS FUNDS FOR MOVE
MUSEUM MOVE GOOD
QUESTIONS REMAIN ON MUSEUM MOVE
ABD MAKES $3.75 MILLION PURCHASE OF AMERICAN TOBACCO PROPERTY OFFICIAL
AMERICAN TOBACCO INSTITUTE
SEE TOBACCO INSTITUTE (WASHINGTON, B.C.)
AMERICAN VETERANS PEACE CONVOY
SEE ALSO PEACE
SEE ALSO VETERANS
U.S. WON'T LET HUMANITARIAN AID CONVOY CROSS INTO MEXICO
AMERICAN WORLD AIRWAYS
SEE PAN AMERICAN WORLD AIRWAYS '
AMERICANS FOR THE HIGH FRONTIER
STAR WARS CALLED ESSENTIAL TO SURVIVAL
SPEECH TURNS INTO SHOUTING MATCH
AMERICA'S CUP
FIGHTING OVER THE CUP
AMERICA'S CUP TARNISHED
AMERIVEST PROPERTIES
620-HOME DEVELOPMENT, GOLF COURSE PLANJCD NEAR HILLSBOROUGH
ORANGE, CHATHAM GOLF COMMUNITIES NOT IN COMPETITION, SAY DEVELOPERS
BROUGH URGES MORE PLANNING FOR GROWTH
DEVELOPERS DROP REZONING REQUEST
HILLSBOROUGH PLEDGES WATER FOR DEVELOPMENT
AMERLINK
LOG-HOME MAKER PLANS TO GO PUBLIC
AMETHYST FOUNDATION
SEE ALSO DRUG TREATMENT PROGRAM
FANFARE/CHQO CHOO CENTER
REHABILITATION CENTER NAMED FOR JUSTICE
AMITRIPTYLINE
SEE ALSO DRUGS
VA HOPES TO HELP VETERANS THROUGH NIGHTMARES
AMMONIA
AMMONIA TANK SCARE EVACUATES APARTMENTS
AMMONIA TANK FALLS OFF STOLEN TRUCK; 16 FAMILIES EVACUATED
C T S
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2 10/31/1988 A 1
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2 11/02/1988 A '
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2 11/16/1988 A !
P N S92
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2 11/17/1988 A !
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H
2 11/17/1988 A 1
M N C60
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2 11/18/1988 A 1
P N N36
H
2 11/18/1988 A 1
N C60
S
2 11/18/1988 A 1
P N S92
H
2 11/19/1988 A 1
I N S51
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2 11/20/1988 A
I N N36
H
2 11/20/1988 D '
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2 11/23/1988 C
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2 11/23/1988 A
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2 11/25/1988 A '
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2 11/27/1988 D '
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2 12/14/1988 A >
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2 12/15/1988 C
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2 12/16/1988 A '
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2 12/18/1988 D '
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2 12/20/1988 A >
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2 12/21/1988 A 1
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2 12/21/1988 A i
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2 12/24/1988 A '
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2 12/27/1988 A '
1 E
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2 12/31/1983 A !
I N S51
S 2 6/27/1988 A 4 L
CHH 1
CHH 1
9/23/1988 A
9/23/1988 A
2 9/09/1988 A
2 9/13/1988 A
1 N M25
1 P N M25
4 E
4 E
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
6/28/1988 B
7/03/1988 A
7/26/1988 A
9/22/1988 A
10/11/1988 A
N R63
N R63
N R63
N H90
N R63
H 2 1/31/1988 B 7 N
H
S
2
2
9/07/1988 D
9/13/1988 B
4
5
N
N A76
H
2
9/11/1988 A
1
N C60
H
S
2
2
1/24/1988 B
1/25/1988 A
1
6
N
N
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1/01/1988
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12/31/1988
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Y
P BYL
SOmCHEM FUMES PROMPT EVACUATION
aSaFUMES SEND RESIDENTS FROM HOMES
NEIGHBORS WANT SOUTHCHEM OUT
AMMUNITION
^AFETY,^ PROBLEMS MAY BE RESULT IF BRUNSWICK AMMO DUMP CHANGES
AMNESTY
SEE ALSO DRAFT RESISTERS rw»pi««
SEE ALSO RaiGION (SEE ALSO NAMES OF CHURCHES)
TfflUBBOTi ■ saws™
AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL
SEE ALSO DRAFT RESISTERS
fB UU Walk'S amnesty international
GRW REMEMBWS PRISONER NABIL IBRAHIM
ffi^PlHAnBkl LEAVE SCRAWLED SIGNS, UNO...
AMNESTY INtTmARCHES FOR RIGHTS OF CHILDREN
HUMAN RIGHTS VIGIL SATURDAY
AMNESTY VIGIL
AMPHETAMINE
SE AmfTAMIN£ LAB RAIDED AT WANCHESE
AMPHITHEATERS
^iffiSl&ITKATtR PROPOSED IN RALEIGH
Ts IK !»[»«■
KTE^^^KIoNAFaONY
HE SBffBUaU&^m
TUOHNGERS AMPUTATED TO FREE TRAPPED MAN
M T&"U NEWSPAPERS
RELENTLESS BROADSIDES
SKoUESTION^MAN 1 ABOUT HORSE FARM BUSINESS ItALINGS
JUDGE DISMISSES LAWSUIT OVER BRITT FARM
^S^fWWUaUETO TREATINGNERVE DISEASES
IS ssa F a»a , B&. «r even ^ *«*
"""^"s^LES KCLINE; stock jitters blamed
^iffifREET'S SELF-KFEAT
ANDREW W. MELLON FOUNDATION
2 6/17/1988 A 1 P N B53
2 6/18/1988 C 1 N
2 6/22/1988 A 1 C N W82
S 2 7/16/1988 C 2 N
H 2 2/19/1988 A 12 N
H 2 4/28/1988 A 16 N
S 2 5/05/1988 A 2 N
S 2 12/01/1988 C 8 N
H 2 1/06/1988 A 13 P N
CHH 1 7/11/1983 A 4 L
CHH 1 7/16/1988 A 8 N
MM 7/17/1988 A 1 P N S63
CHH 1 10/24/1988 A 1 N S12
CHH 1 10/24/1988 A 1 N S12
S 2 12/08/1988 A 15 N
H 2 12/11/1988 B 1 P P C45
H 2 4/10/1988 C 4 N
H 2 7/29/1988 A
14
N
S 2 5/30/1988 A
H 2 5/31/1988 B
H 2 6/03/1988 B
H 2 6/23/1988 A
H 2 7/25/1988 B
CHH 1 7/28/1988 A
H 2 11/12/1988 D
3
8
4
9
1
2
5
N
N
N
N
N
N H90
N
H 2 3/30/1988 A 4 E
CHH 1 12/13/1988 A 3 N H90
CHH 1 12/14/1988 A 2 N H90
CHH 1 12/15/1988 A 9 N H90
CHH 1 12/16/1988 A 2 N H90
H 2 5/17/1988 A 9 N
H 2 8/24/1988 B 3 N
H 2 8/28/1988 C 1 P N C68
H 2 1/03/1988 F 1 D N
H 2 8/15/1988 A 4 L
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12/31/1988
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$275,000 MELLON GRANT
NEW YORK FOUNDATION AUARUS DUKE *580, 000
2 DUKE STUDENTS UIN FELLOWSHIPS FROM FOUNDATION
4 SELECTED FOR MELLON INTERNSHIPS
DUKE MEDICAL SCHOOL GETS $400,000 GRANT
DUKE MEDICAL SCHOOL GETS 6TH MELLON FOUNDATION GRANT
H 2 1/24/1988 B 3
S 2 3/26/1988 C 1
H 2 5/05/1988 C 22
CHH 1 6/25/1988 A 6
H 2 7/27/1988 A 8
S 2 7/28/1988 C 3
ANDROGENS
UNC-CHAPEL HILL SCIENTISTS CLONE GENE NEEDED FOR MALE SEXUAL DEVELOPMENT S-l
ANENCEPHALY
SEE ALSO DISEASES (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC DISEASES)
N.C, COUPLE HOPES DOOMED DAUGHTER CAN HELP OTHERS
COUPLE GIVE UP BABY HOPE TO HELP OTHER BABIES
ANGER
ANGER SUPPORT GROUP PUTS CHILDREN ON RIGHT PATH
ANGIER, N.C.
ANGIER HOUSING-PROJECT CURFBI IS STILL IN PLACE
ANGIER MAYOR IMPOSES CURFEW ON APARTMENTS
CURFEW IS LIFTED ON HOUSING PROJECT IN ANGIER
ANGIER B, DUKE SCHOLARSHIPS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. , SCHOLARSHIPS
SEE ALSO SCHOLARSHIPS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SCHOLARSHIPS)
CHRISTENSEN TO HEAD DUKE PROGRAM
DUKE NAMES SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM HEAD
$2.27 MILLION GIVEN FOR DUKE SCHOLARSHIPS
ANGIER DUKE GYMNASIUM
SEE DUKE UNIV. CAMERON STADIUM
ANGIOPLASTY
SEE ALSO HEART SURGERY
SEE ALSO TRANSLUMINAL EXTRACTION CATHETER
DUKE GETS OK TO TEST ARTERIAL 'ROTO-ROOTER'
DUKE TESTS SHOW PROMISE FOR DEVICE TO CLEAR ARTERIES
DUKE TO COMPARE TWO TREATMENTS OF ARTERY DISEASE
DUKE COMPARES 2 HEART TREATMENTS IN NIH STUDY
ANGLICANS
SEE CHURCH OF ENGLAND
SEE EPISCOPALIANS
ANGOLA
NCCU TEACHER FEARS FOR TREATY ON ANGOLA, NAMIBIA
ANGST (BAND)
NEW GRASS BRINGS CARRBORO A REVIVAL
ROOMFUL STILL A CRACK BLUES BAND
ANGUS BARN (RESTAURANT)
BARN A RED-MEAT REFUGE IN THESE ANTI-CHOLESTEROL '80S
RESTAURATEUR LEARNED A LOT FROM TWO WORDS! 'BE THERE'
ANGUS BARN CELEBRATING 28 YEARS OF GOOD EATING (1960-1988)
SENATE PANEL APPROVES BILL ON LEAKING STORAGE TANKS
CONVICTED WITHOUT TRIAL
HEY, WHAT'S THE TIE-UP HERE?
ANGUS BARN OWNER DIES AT 56
ANIMAL ATTACKS
SEE ALSO DOG ATTACKS
SEE ALSO VICIOUS ANIMALS
STATE GAME OFFICIALS SHOOT ALLIGATOR THAT KILLED DOG
MAN-OF-UAR STINGS KILL SCUBA DIVER
ANIMAL BEHAVIOR
RESEARCHERS DISCOVER WAY LONELY COWBIRD LEARNS TO SING
(AD)
H
2 5/03/1988 C
7
N
S
H
2 2/24/1988 A
2 4/04/1988 A
9
12
N
N
S
2 10/13/1988 A
6 D F
S
H
H
2 9/24/1988 C
2 9/25/1988 B
2 9/28/1988 B
2
10
2
N
N
N
N
N
N D80
N
N
N
N U80
G59
H 2 8/03/1988 B 5 N
S 2 8/06/1988 A 10 N
H 2 10/05/1988 B 7 N N36
H 2 1/22/1988 C 4 N D80
H 2 3/29/1988 C 12 N
H 2 7/31/1988 C 14 N D80
S 2 8/13/1988 A 10 N
H 2 12/25/1988 A 1 P N 046
H
H
2 1/29/1988 D
2 2/05/1988 D
6 P F L37
6 P R L37
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
2 5/06/1988 D
2 5/22/1988 B
2 5/29/1988 C
2 6/17/1988 B
2 6/29/1988 A
2 10/11/1988 A
2 11/19/1988 C
23 P R D77
5 N
9 P A
11 N
4 L
1 P P M66
1 P N
H 2 6/23/1988 A 18 N
H 2 7/13/1988 B 8 N
CHH 1 8/05/1988 A 2 N
ANIMAL CONTROL
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1/01/1988
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12/31/1988
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L P
BYL
SEE ANIMALS
II DECONTROL (INCLUDES CATS AND OTHER ANIMALS)
SEE PETS
ANIMAL PROTECTION SOCIETY
SEE ALSO ANIMAL SHELTERS
I H H K K «0N SOCIETY AND SKELTER
DURHM BINGO OPERATORS MAYFACE T ARR|ST
Hfg'M §»K SOT ™ "
RF A P.A.L. TO DOGS, CATS
Wthataur
T^RESCUER; FOR FELINE fflJ>ER, CATS ARE IN THE BAG
^ Km WELFARE ACT
SE ALSO ANIMALS, CRUELTY TO
SEE ALSO HUNTING
SUPPORT HUMANE LAWS
SACRIFICING THE ANIMALS
ANIMAL RESEARCH NECESSARY
BAN ANIMAL RESEARCH
DON'T USE POUND ANIMALS
WELL-INTENTIONED YAHOOS
f^L^ElNG ANIMUS
ffi BSK&n* «M fc M«n UxmALS
WW ARE THE PEAL YAHOOS?
BOYCOTT 'MILK-FED VEAL'
KsTJS FOR RIGHTS OF ANIMALS. SANDY FOX BECAME AN
FUR FLIES OYER WILDLIFE POLICY
VEAL MAMS FUR FLY
SS K&fMI DISCOS ANIMAL RIGHTS ON TALK SWU
ffpssa ia
SSaSl.! ICE CREAM
SSSFcONTROlWoF CONTROL IN CHATHAM
CRUELTY-FREE PRODUCTS
RADICAL-STYLE HUMANENESS
s
2
H
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
H
7
S
2
H
2
S
2
S
2
H
2
S
2
Ot
1 1
S
2
CHH 1
CHH 1
S
2
3/18/1988
3/20/1988
3/23/1988
3/23/1988
3/24/1988
3/24/1938
3/24/1988
3/25/1988
4/04/1988
4/08/1983
4/09/1988
4/11/1988
6/11/1988
8/01/1988
8/22/1938
10/08/1988
11/02/1988 B
N B53
N S82
E
N B85
N S82
N S82
N B53
N S82
N
E
L
L
N
P K30
U L41
N M70
F G59
H
2 1/05/1988 A
4 L
H
2 1/15/1988 A
4 L
H
2 1/22/1988 A
4 L
H
2 1/30/1988 A
4 L
H
2 2/18/1988 A
4 L
H
2 3/04/1988 A
4 L
H
2 3/07/1988 A
5 L
S
2 3/16/1988 A
4 L
H
2 3/18/1988 A
4 L
S
2 4/11/1988 A
3 N
H
2 4/16/1988 C
4 N
H
2 4/23/1988 A
4 L
H
2 5/03/1988 A
4 L
H
2 5/03/1988 A
4 L
H
2 5/06/1988 A
4 L
ACTIVIST S
2 5/27/1988 A
6 P F S27
H
2 6/04/1988 A
4 E
S
2 6/07/1988 A
4 L
H
2 7/13/1988 B
16 N
S
2 7/13/1983 A
9 N „
s
2 7/13/1983 B
1 U C09
H
2 7/15/1983 A
4 E
s
2 7/25/1983 A
4 L
s
2 8/01/1983 A
4 L
H
2 8/25/1988 A
4 L
CHH 1 9/06/1988
7 N
H
2 9/13/1983 A
4 L
H
2 9/20/1988 C
6 P P T37
s
2 9/28/1988 A
11 N
s
2 10/01/1988 C
2 N
H
2 10/05/1988 A
4 L
CHH 1 10/25/1988 t
4 U
H
2 10/31/1988 A
4 L
H
2 11/16/1988 A
4 E
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MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1988 - 12/31/1988
SUB
ANIMAL RIGHTS GROUP PROBES UNC FACILITY
STATE VET TO INVESTIGATE ANIMAL ABUSE CHARGES (CORRECTED 12-8-88)
MOST ANIMALS COME FROM POUNDS
RESEARCHERS QUIET ABOUT 'ANIMAL RIGHTS'
SCIENTISTS SHOULD BE MORE ACCOUNTABLE
IS IT RIGHT? MEDICAL RESEARCHERS, ANIMAL RIGHTS ACTIVISTS AT ODDS...
PETA LEADER HAS SIGHTS SET ON UNC RESEARCH
ANIMAL RESEARCH 'ETHICALLY BLIND'
ANIMAL RIGHTS DILEMMA ALARMS UNC RESEARCHER
FEDERAL VETERINARY OFFICER GIVES UNC FACILITY HIS OK
VETERINARIAN, UNC ADVISER DENIES CONFLICT OF INTEREST
ANIMAL RIGHTS PHILOSOPHY GAINING GROUND
HUMANS AREN'T ALONE ON THE EARTH
ANIMAL 'RIGHTS' OR HUMANITY'S 'WRONGS'?
UNC ANSWERS ANIMAL ABUSE CHARGES
OPEN ANIMAL RESEARCH TO PUBLIC SCRUTINY
ANIMAL RIGHTS GROUPS DEMAND TO SEE, REVIEW UNC POLICIES
PUT ANIMAL ADVOCATES ON COMMITTEE (CORRECTION PRINTED 12-19-88)
ANIMAL RESEARCH BENEFITS PUBLIC OR RESEARCHER?
CORRECTION
UNC SHOULD LISTEN TO ANIMAL ACTIVISTS
ANIMALS HAVE RIGHTS, TOO
ANIMAL RESEARCH COMPARED TO NAZISM
STOP BUYING FDR COATS
PRESS TOURS LABS
PETA HEAD CALL MOVE 'HISTORIC
ANIMAL SHELTERS
SEE ALSO ANIMAL PROTECTION SOCIETY
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY ANIMAL SHELTER
N.C. TO BE ASKED TO MAKE DOG'S LIFE MORE COMFORTABLE
ANIMAL SHELTER CONDITIONS RIPPED
ANIMAL THEFTS
SEE ALSO BOGNAPPING
SEE ALSO PETS
STOP STEALING FOR RESEARCH
FEU OFFER HELP OR HOPE FOR PEOPLE WHO LOSE DOGS
ANIMAL WELFARE ACT
SEE ALSO ANIMAL RIGHTS
N.C. TO BE ASKED TO MAKE DOG'S LIFE MORE COMFORTABLE
J E C T S
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E
L Y
P D
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CHH 1
12/03/1988 A
1 N S17
CHH 1
12/07/1988 A
1 C Q S17
CHH 1
12/07/1988 A
1 P Q S17
CHH 1
12/07/1988 A
4 L
CHH 1
12/07/1988 A
4 L
CHH 1
12/08/1988 A
1 Q S17
CHH 1
12/08/1988 A
1 P Q S17
CHH 1
12/08/1988 A
4 L
CHH 1
12/09/1988 A
1 P Q S17
CHH 1
12/09/1988 A
1 Q S17
CHH 1
12/10/1988 A
1 N S17
CHH 1
12/10/1988 A
4 L
CHH 1
12/10/1988 A
4 L
CHH 1
12/13/1988 A
4 L
CHH 1
12/14/1988 A
1 P N S17
CHH 1
12/14/1988 A
4 P U
CHH 1
12/16/1988 A
1 P N S17
CHH 1
12/16/1988 A
4 L
CHH 1
12/17/1988 A
4 L
CHH 1
12/19/1988 A
2 N
S 2
12/19/1988 A
4 E
H 2 12/21/1988 A
4 L
CHH 1
12/21/1988 A
4 L
H 2 12/22/1988 A
4 L
CHH 1
12/31/1988 A
1 P N S17
CHH 1
12/31/1988 A
1 P N S17
S 2
9/27/1988 A
5 J Oil
H 2 10/09/1988 B
3 N
H 2
6/15/1988 A
4 L
H 2
12/10/1988 A
4 L
S 2 9/27/1988 A 5 J Oil
ANIMALS
SEE ALSO BOG ATTACKS
SEE ALSO ENDANGERED SPECIES
SEEING THINGS S
zoologist: small models of squirrels, elephants have common bond H
FIREWORKS FRIGHTEN ANIMALS H
INTRODUCTION TO ANIMALS, 101 H
PLANNED PARENTHOOD! DURHAM MUSEUM SAYS ADOPTING ANIMALS HELPS WITH CARE S
ANIMALS, BIRTH CONTROL
SEE PETS, FUPULATION CONTROL
ANIMALS, CONTROL OF
SEE DOG CONTROL (INCLUDES CATS AND OTHER ANIMALS)
ANIMALS. CRUELTY TO
SEE ALSO ANIMAL PROTECTION SOCIETY
SEE ALSO ANIMAL RIGHTS
SEE ALSO ANIMALS, MEDICAL RESEARCH
SEE ALSO DURHAM ANIMAL CONTROL DEPT.
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY ANIMAL SHELTER
SEE ALSO FRIENDS OF ANIMALS
SEE ALSO PEOPLE FOR THE ETHICAL TREATMENT OF ANIMALS
RODEOS CRUEL TO ANIMALS H
RODEO ANIMALS MISTREATED H
COMPUTER PROGRAM REPLACES ANIMAL DISSECTION IN SCHOOLS S
ANIMAL CRUELTY CHARGES FILED AGAINST STUDENT H
5/19/1988 D
6/25/1988 C
7/04/1988 B
7/08/1988 A
7/09/1988 B
1 P G B71
2 N
1 N D22
11 P P T37
1 P N H02
2 2/02/1988 A 4 L
2 2/18/1988 A 4 L
2 3/02/1988 A 4 L
2 3/19/1988 C 6 N
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1/01/1988
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SS^y™ T&§ER over *30,000
SS SKe^S S^WWl*. ESTREATING RACCOONS
MAN FACES CHARGE AFTER CAT PAINTED
BOYCOTT URGED OF 'MILK-FED' VEAL
x^^ED^cffif to animal
K^aBs^Kl veal from menus r ^
^M^^ l S^%f^^ fox bec^ a warn
}&£8ffi®£*™& OF KGLECT AND CRUELTY TO ANI^S
m5£%SK&^&* IN GREENSNRO
K^AfffisT TODAY; CHARGES CALLOW BASE'
HOTV^T CARS WORST EHEMY OF HAN'S BEST FRIEND
A LiFE OF MISERY, SICKNESS
DUCK BURNERS GET $300 FINES
S« SbWUTO IRK PUTTING CAT IN MICRtWAVE
^^SDIET^Ss^^TED TO HUMAN NEEDS
*im>S WOMEN DEVOTED TO SAVING DOGS _
rTTYU^^IsSftRGO UITH TEASING, BAITING DOG
TEE^SFOUNffilND MYSTERY OF CAGED PUPPIES
AMMALS}€LTER CONDITIONS RIPPED
CRUELTY-FREE PRODUCTS
Ir^rf «§ to°in^Ste mm. asuse charges (corrected 12-8-88)
MOST ANIMALS COME FROM POLWK
gjg iKmK LIVES OF MANY ANIMUS
POLICE SEIZE TOOTrtJESS BEtf FROM NIGHTCLUB
ANIMALS, DISEASES
^HcSlS^SlED TO INHSTMD AIDS
T^hCRSESTABLES UNDER QUARANTINE
ANIMALS. MEDICAL RESEARCH
" SEE ALSO ANIMALS, CRUELTY TO
SEE AL<S DUKE PRIMATE FACILITY
1 H HhHinniBFykf * ^
H ALSO UNIU^OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, ANIMAL RESEARCH
SACRIFICING THE MM£S
ANIMAL RESEARCH NECESSARY
BAN ANIMAL RESEARCH
ggKlK PW^h'^^ES ANIMAL DISSECTION IN SCHOOLS
GROUP TO PROTEST TREATMENT OF LAB ANIMALS
STOP STEALING FOR RESEARCH
STOP KILLING CATS AT UNC
BBHURb MYSTERY OF CAGED PUPPIES
■tfHfinaLWt-- (CORRECTED 12-8-88)
&«« aK^ RIGHTS'
ll 1 ^^^ ^^SI^I^RI^S ACTIVISTS AT ODDS...
N
P
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S
H
H
H
S
H
H
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S
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D — DATE — C -PG
I T
L Y
L P
BYL
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
H
H
H
S
S
S
H
H
H
H
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
S 2
S 2
3/22/1988 A
3/31/1988 C
4/15/1988 A
4/22/1988 C
4/23/1988 B
5/02/1988 A
5/03/1988 A
5/04/1988 B
5/06/1988 A
5/06/1988
5/21/1988
5/27/1988
6/10/1988
6/11/1988
6/15/1988
6/16/1988
6/17/1988
6/24/1988 B
6/27/1988 A
6/30/1988
7/02/1988
7/04/1988
7/13/1988
7/21/1988
7/25/1988
7/25/1988
8/01/1988 _
10/03/1988 B
10/09/1988 B
10/31/1983
11/30/1988
12/07/1988
12/07/1988
12/10/1988
12/22/1983
12/28/1988
4
9
10
1
3
4
4
3
4
16
10
L
N
N
N W27
N
L
L
N
L
N
N
6 P F S27
N H90
N
L
N
N
N P38
1 P N S12
4 L
N H90
L
N S82
N
L
N
N
N
N
L
L
1 C Q S17
1 P Q S17
2 N
4 L
6 N
1
4
1
5
4
6
2
3
3
4
4
S 2 2/24/1988 A 9 N
H 1 6/29/1988 B 7 N
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
CHH
1
CHH
1
CHH
1
CHH
1
CHH
1
CHH
i 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
1/15/1988
1/22/1988
1/30/1988
2/18/1988
3/02/1988
4/16/1988
6/15/1988
8/25/1988
9/07/1988 ..
10/03/1988 B
10/29/1988 A
12/03/1988
12/07/1988
12/07/1988
12/07/1988
12/07/1988
12/08/1988
12/08/1988
12/08/1988
L
L
L
L
L
N
L
L
L
N
E
N S17
Q S17
Q S17
L
L
B
Q
L
S17
S17
-LX630-
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ANNUAL
1/01/1988
INDEX BY
12/31/1988
SUBJECTS
ANIMAL RIGHTS DILEMMA ALARMS UNC RESEARCHER
FEDERAL VETERINARY OFFICER GIVES UNC FACILITY HIS OK
OPEN RESEARCH PROCESS TO THE PUBLIC
VETERINARIAN, UNC ADVISER DENIES CONFLICT OF INTEREST
ANIMAL RIGHTS PHILOSOPHY GAINING GROUND
HUMANS AREN'T ALONE ON THE EARTH
ANIMAL 'RIGHTS' OR HUMANITY'S 'WRONGS'?
UNC ANSWERS ANIMAL ABUSE CHARGES
OPEN ANIMAL RESEARCH TO PUBLIC SCRUTINY
ANIMAL RIGHTS GROUPS DEMAND TO SEE, REVIEW UNC POLICIES
PUT ANIMAL ADVOCATES ON COMMITTEE (CORRECTION PRINTED 12-19-88)
ANIMAL RESEARCH BENEFITS PUBLIC OR RESEARCHER?
CORRECTION
UNC SHOULD LISTEN TO ANIMAL ACTIVISTS
ANIMAL RESEARCH COMPARED TO NAZISM
PRESS TOURS LABS
PETA HEAD CALL MOVE 'HISTORIC
ANIMALS, RARITIES
SEE ALSO EXOTIC PETS
SEE ALSO RARE BIRDS
HERNDQN'S GET TRIPLET CALVES-AGAIN
PITTSBORO PRESERVE BRINGS RARE ANIMALS FROM PHILIPPINES
ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND
SEE ALSO MARYLAND
DUKE ALUMNI INVITED TO ANNAPOLIS WEEKEND
ANNEXATION
SEE ALSO CARRBORO, N.C., ANNEXATION
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C., ANNEXATION
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C., ANNEXATION
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C., ANNEXATION
SEE ALSO EXTRATERRITORIAL AREA
SEE ALSO HILLSBOROUGH, N.C., ANNEXATION
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., ANNEXATION
SEE ALSO PITTSBORO, N.C. , ANNEXATION
SEE ALSO RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, ANNEXATION
ANNEXATIONS SLIP CARY PAST CHAPEL HILL TO BE THIRD MOST POPULOUS...
ANNEXATION PROPOSALS CHALLENGED IN HEARING
ANNEXATION PROPOSAL COULD PIT CARY AGAINST MORRISVILLE
CHAPEL HILL IS USING DURHAM AS A DOORMAT
TWO SMALL TOWNS IN N.C. SUFFER SIMILAR GROWING PAINS
ANNEXATION MORATORIUM HITS LEGAL SNAG
JACKSONVILLE PLANS TO ANNEX PARTS OF TWO MARINE BASES
JACKSONVILLE PLANS TO ANNEX TWO MILITARY BASES
ANNIE ON MY MIND (BOOK)
WOMAN ASKS ROCKINGHAM COUNTY LIBRARY TO BAN NOVEL
ANNUAL PHYSICAL CHECKUPS
SEE ALSO HEALTH CARE
ANNUAL CHECKUPS ARE AN INVESTMENT IN YOUR HEALTH
SOME HEALTH SCREENINGS BENEFICIAL
ANNUAL REPORTS
RELEASE OF REPORT SHOWS BAD TIMING
DURHAM COUNTY, A COUNTY WITH! MEDICINE, EDUCATION...
DURHAM GOP CRITICIZES COUNTY REPORT
BOND DENIES RELEASING FINANCIAL DATA POLITICAL ACT
COUNTY REPORT WAS ILL-TIMED POLITICAL AD
INVESTIGATE COUNTY REPORT
FIRST UNION OPENS SOUTH SQUARE OFFICES
ANOREXIA NERVOSA
SEE ALSO DISEASES (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC DISEASES)
SEE ALSO EATING
SEE ALSO HUNGER
SEE ALSO MALNUTRITION
SEE ALSO VOMITING
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
— DATE-
12/09/1988
12/09/1988
12/09/1988
12/10/1988
12/10/1988
12/10/1988
12/13/1988
12/14/1988
12/14/1988
12/16/1988
12/16/1983
12/17/1988
12/19/1988
12/19/1988
12/21/1988
12/31/1988
12/31/1988
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S I T
E L Y
C -PG L P BYL
Q S17
Q S17
L
N S17
L
L
L
N S17
U
N S17
L
L
N
E
L
N S17
N S17
H 2 3/14/1988 B 6 P N T33
S 2 6/01/1988 C 7 N
H 2 10/08/1988 B 5 N
H
2 1/01/1988 A
1 M N M97
H
3 3/15/1988 B
1 N B81
H
2 3/31/1988 B
1 N P41
H
2 4/28/1988 A
4 E
S
2 7/12/1988 A
11 N
CHH
1 9/21/1988 A
1 P N M70
H
2 10/08/1988 A
13 N
H
2 12/22/1988 B
2 N
H 2 4/15/1988 B 11 N
S 2 4/27/1988 A 13 U
S 2 11/09/1988 A 14 U
S
2 11/05/1988 A '
t E
■ECIAL SECTION)
H
2 11/06/1988 G .
I F
S
2 11/07/1988 A
I N H65
H
2 11/08/1988 A
I N A54
H
2 11/08/1988 A '
1 E
H
2 11/10/1988 A '
1 L
S
2 11/12/1988 A (
! P N
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/ANNUAL
1/01/1988
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12/31/1988
Y SUBJECTS
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anorexia: a label that society hakes you ashajcd of
^SeFaLSO RESTAURANTS, DURHAM ._
'ANGTHERTHYME' AND PLACE. THE EAGLES MIGHT HAVt wun
COOKING UP AWAY TO FIGHT HUNGER mu „„-
AN^THYME NOW DURHAM'S SUNDAY ALTERNATIVE
ANS0N iSw(nF , GiRL 4. RESCUED FROM FIRE IN STABLE CONDITION
WOMAN Ss *2.4MILLI0N TRUST FUND FOR ANSON
^pSntS^S DEATH LEAVES QUESTIONS
^Affis Sing to anson county school assekh.ies
m £FJ$g%E&M two septate homiciies
^nOFftCTS- VALENTINE FEELS N.C'S PRESENCE AT SOUTH POLE
gK KlNENOT VICTIM T Gf '^ETMANIA-
AT WORLD'S BOTTOM, A HEROIC RESCUE IN NUMBING COLD
ANTARCTICA TRIP WASN'T SO FRIGID _
^O WELL SPENT W VALENTINE'S JUNKET
VALENTINE CHECKED ON SCOUTS
ANTHONY HOSIERY MILL
SECOND MILL FIRE IN 5 DAYS BREAKS
ANTHONY J. MCKEVLIN AWARD
SEE ALSO AWARDS
FERRY RECEIVES HCXEVLIN
DANNY FERRY ACC'S TOP ATHLETE
""seeVsO DISEASES (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC DISEASES)
TEXTILE UCWER CWTRACTS ANTHRAX FROM WOOL
ANTHROPOLOGISTS
1 &H U^Kc-CHSPH. HILL DEPT. OF ttTHROPOLOGY
TRACKING THE HISTORY OF POTTER LOY
ANTHROPOLOGY
SEE ALSO ARCHAEOLOGY
IHRVngniUh. —
!"STSi« Wc*s of wm cau£K
ANTI-ABORTION GROUPS
SEE ABORTION
SEE PRO-LIFE MOVEMENT
ANTI-BUSING BILL
SEE SCHOOLS, U.S., BUSING
ANTI-CANCER DRUGS
— DATE-
S
E
c -re
4/16/1988 B
4/22/1988 A
5/16/1988 C
6/27/1988 B
9/28/1988 C
12/06/1988 C
12/23/1988 B
S 2 4/19/1988 D
H 2 5/13/1988 A
H 2 9/16/1988 D
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
T
Y
P BYL
U
L
N
N
N D80
N
N
3 P N A76
8 P F Zll
23 R D77
H 2 2/22/1988 B 14 N
H 2 5/20/1988 BUN
H 2 9/25/1988 A 14 N
H 2 10/27/1988 A 16 N
H 2 12/15/1988 D 4 N
H 2 12/09/1988 B 5 N
H 2 3/03/1988 C 18 N
H 2 10/19/1988 A 18 N
2 1/21/1988 C
2 1/23/1988 A
2 2/15/1988 B
2 2/17/1988 A
2 2/24/1988 A
2 3/02/1988 A
1 P N M06
4 L
1 N
4 U
4 L
4 L
S 2 6/17/1988 C 2 N
2 7/31/1988 B 1 P N C49
2 8/01/1983 D 8 N
H 2 4/14/1988 B 8 N
CHH 1 7/09/1988 A 3 P N S63
H 2 1/05/1988 C 4 N
H 2 1/23/1988 C 1 N 046
H 2 5/31/1988 B 14 N U80
H 2 11/20/1988 B 1 U N36
-LX630-
MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1988 - 12/31/1988
SUBJECTS
SEE CHEMOTHERAPY
ANTI-DEATH PENALTY
SEE ALSO DEATH SENTENCES, N.C.
SEE ALSO DEATH SENTENCES, U.S.
SEE ALSO EXECUTIONS, N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C. DEATH PENALTY RESOURCE CENTER
N.C. NATIVE NOMINATED FOR NOBEL PEACE PRIZE
N.C. NATIVE NOMINATED FOR NOBEL PRIZE
DEATH PENALTY IS WRONG
ELIMINATE DEATH PENALTY
EDITORIAL POORLY WRITTEN
EXECUTION ORDER DECRIED
ANTI-DEPRESSANTS
SEE ALSO CLOMIPRAMINE
SEE ALSO DEPRESSION (EMOTIONAL STATE)
SEE ALSO DRUGS
SEE ALSO MENTAL ILLNESS
DRUG SHOWS PROMISE FOR TREATING OBSESSIVE-COMPULSIVE DISORDER
APPEALS COURT BACKS USE OF DRUGS ON FEDERAL MENTAL PATIENT
MEDICINE CAN PREVENT HOLIDAY DEPRESSION, SUICIDES
ANTI-DRUG BILL
SEE ALSO DRUG ABUSE
SEE ALSO DRUG DEALERS
SEE ALSO DRUGS, LAWS
SEE ALSO DRUGS, SMUGGLING
CONGRESSIONAL SESSION ENDS ON A HIGH NOTE
ANTI-INFLATION PROGRAM
SEE ECONOMY, U.S.
SEE INFLATION, U.S.
ANTI-KLAN MOVEMENT
SEE ALSO KLANWATCH
SEE ALSO KU KLUX KLAN
SEE ALSO NORTH CAROLINIANS AGAINST RACIST AND RELIGIOUS VIOLENCE
ANTI-KLAN PROTESTS SCHEDULED; SOME WILL SPEAK, OTHERS BANG ON POTS...
GROUP RESCHEDULES PROTEST AGAINST KLAN
KLAN HATERS SHOULD SIMPLY STAY HOME
KLAN MARCH NON-VIOLENT BUT LOUD; PROTESTERS OUTNUMBER KLAN 2 TO 1
ORANGE COUNTY ELECTED OFFICIALS REBUKE KKK JUST PRIOR TO MARCH
PROTESTERS DID HARM TO THEIR CAUSE
KLANSMEN TO APPEAR IN COURT
THEATRICS MARK HILLSBOROUGH RALLY
PATRIOTIC AMERICANS SHOULD PROTEST KLAN
POLICE HANDLED KLAN MARCH FLAWLESSLY
KLAN-BAITING BECOMES A BIG WASTE OF TIME
ANTI-NUCLEAR MOVEMENT
SEE ALSO ANTI-WAR PROTESTORS
SEE ALSO COALITION FOR ALTERNATIVES TO SHEARON HARRIS
SEE ALSO DEMONSTRATIONS
SEE ALSO MUSICIANS UNITED FOR SAFE ENERGY
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR ENERGY
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR PLANTS, U.S.
SEE ALSO PUBLIC CITIZEN'S CRITICAL MASS ENERGY FmECT
SEE ALSO SANE
SEE ALSO SHEARON HARRIS ACTION GROUP (SHAG)
STOP SIGNS USED FOR ARMS MESSAGE
NUCLEAR POWER CAN HELP STOP POLLUTION
WHITE COAT VIGIL
SHAG; NOT A BEACH DANCE BUT A NEW ANTI-NUKE GROUP
NUCLEAR PROTEST
PLANT TRAFFIC RIDES AROUND QUIET PROTEST
ANTI-PORNOGRAPHY LAW
SEE ALSO PORNOGRAPHY
OUT-OF-STATE PORNOGRAPHY HARD TO CONTROL
N E
P D — DATE-
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S I T
E L Y
C -PG L P BYL
S 2 1/07/1988 A 1 N
H 2 1/08/1988 A 10 N
H 2 2/18/1988 A 4 L
H 2 6/14/1988 A 4 L
H 2 9/06/1988 A 4 L
H 2 9/07/1988 A 4 L
H 2 1/08/1988 B 5 N D80
H 1 12/13/1988 C 3 N
S 2 12/21/1988 C 5 U
H 2 10/27/1988 A 4 E
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
9/01/1988
9/02/1988
9/02/1988
9/04/1988
9/04/1988
9/04/1988
9/05/1988
9/05/1988
9/08/1988
9/08/1988
9/09/1988
N R63
N R63
E
N H90
N M70
E
N M06
N M06
L
L
E
H
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
5/11/1988 B
7/18/1988 A
8/06/1988 A
9/13/1988 A
9/14/1988 A
9/14/1988 A
N
L
P L38
N S17
P L38
N M25
H 2 1/18/1988 B 1 N
-1X630-
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ANNUAL INDEX B
1/01/1988 - 12/31/1988
Y SUBJECTS
NEU TRIAL ORDERED IN BOOKSTORE CASE
mV nOTFRS NEW TRIAL IN STRANGE MURDER CASE
R°ffiY EXPLICIT MATERIAL TO BE CHALLENGED
ANTI-RECESSION PROGRAM
SEE RECESSION
ANTI-SEMITISM
SEE ALSO JEWS „„
DARKER SIDE OF HATRED
DISTURBING SUGGESTIONS
FORGIVENESS IN NEU YORK?
REALISM, NOT RACISM
JAcWs ANTI-JEWISH RECORD
ISRAEL NO leipCRACY
KTj^^S^
H^SKfffiTE^ BURGLARS LEAVE SCRAWLED SIGNS, LOADED...
CARTOON SHOCKING, OFFENSIVE
ANTI-SMOKING CAMPAIGN
SEE CIGARETTES
H TOBACCO, ANTI-SMOKING CAMPAIGN
ANTI-STARCH PILLS
SEE WEIGHT CONTROL
ANTI-TERRORISM PROGRAM
WI "™tTTOITOR DEFENDS RECORD OF NEWSPAPERS IN BIG CONGLOMERATES
COKE BOTTLERS SEEK APPEAL
^SEE% S LAUSUITS, DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO LAWSUITS, N.C.
SEE ALSO LAWSUITS, U.S.
R^lfE^SUIT^RITLESS, ATTORNEY SAYS
'"StifBE&U* MOVEMENT
SEE ALSO VIETNAM
^ElRK«™ POINT IN QUAYLE QUARREL
ANTIBIOTICS
1 SI Sription D*UGS nTTr
SSSffl IWWBB- AND IKUGS
ANTIEPILEPTIC DRUGS
SEE ALSO DRUGS
^ILEPTOPATIENTS URGED TO USE BRAND-NAME DRUGS
ANTIF ROL^R-COASTER TEMPERATURES TAKE RECORD DIP IN TRIANGLE
ANTIQUES
S
E
-DATE — C -PG
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I T
L Y
L P BYL
H 2 2/17/1988 B 10 N
H 2 4/07/1988 A 15 N
H 2 10/11/1988 A 14 N
H 2 2/01/1988 A 4 L
H 2 2/02/1988 A 4 L
H 2 4/13/1988 A 4 E
H 2 4/14/1988 A 4 L
H 2 4/23/1988 A 4 L
H 2 4/29/1988 A 4 L
H 2 5/09/1988 A 4 L
H 2 8/04/1988 A 4 E
H 2 9/16/1988 A 4 L
CHH 1 10/24/1988 A 1 N S12
H 2 12/26/1988 A 4 L
H 2 3/14/1988 A 3 N
H 2 3/17/1988 D 6 N
H 2 1/23/1988 C 3 P N A54
H 2 2/26/1988 C 3 N
H 2 4/02/1988 B 6 N
S 2 5/14/1988 A 3 N
H 2 6/10/1988 B 5 N
H 2 6/11/1988 A 12 N
S 2 6/13/1988 A 3 N
H 1 9/16/1988 C 1 P N T33
S 2 1/09/1988 A 3 N W82
S 2 8/17/1988 C 5 U
CHH 1 8/19/1988 A 6 N
H 2 10/14/1988 A 1 N C47
-LX630-
MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1988 - 12/31/1988
SUBJE
SEE ALSO ARCHAEOLOGY
SEE ALSO AUTOS, ANTIQUE
LIVING MUSEUM ENGINEER AIMS TO RETORE FAMILY'S 145- YEAR-OLD FARM...
CHARLOTTE FAMILY'S DEAREST FRIENDS ARE ANTIQUES
HARNETT COUNTY SENIOR COLLECTS HOUSES
ANTIQUE OAK BEDS REPORTED STOLEN
YANCEYVILLE MAN'S HOME 'A DIFFERENT WORLD' OF THE PAST
ANTIQUES SHOU INCLUDES OLD SALEM REPLICAS
ANTIQUE OFFICE EQUIPMENT ON DISPLAY
HOOSIER CABINETS POPULAR AGAIN 50 YEARS PAST HEYDAY
POLICE LOG/CASH, SHOTGUN, ANTIQUES STOLEN
HATCHING A WURLITZER JUKE BOX SPIN A $16,000 RECORD
ANTITRUST LAWS
SEE ANTI-TRUST SUITS
ANXIETY
see also duke univ. medical center, anxiety disorders f1h3gram
see also mental health
see also mental illness
see also panic
see also phobias
see also stress
see also triangle anxiety disorders association
anxiety disorders get extra attention in duke program
nccu professor's mission! stop worrying; let someone else do it
author to speak about anxiety
durham group helps people tame panic attacks
anxiety disorders are common
duke professor's scale can reveal symptoms of anxiety
going back to school can be tough on a child
millions suffer from anxiety
chronic worriersj scientists estimate 10 to 15 percent of people...
apartheid
see also artists against apartheid
see also racial discrimination
see also south africa
see also sullivan principles
city policy sends the wrong message
anti-apartheid recklessness
duke officials say divestment accomplished
give aid to south africa
sanctions hurting blacks
a visionary with tears
city considers new firm, step away from s. africa
let's put high school stars in hall of fame
south african says mandela unifying symbol for struggle
valentine: quayle 'lacking'
kilpatrick column reflects racist attitude
church document takes aim at apartheid
apartments
see also condominiums
see also durham, n.c., downtown dwelling
see also housing, durham
see also housing, n.c.
see also housing, u.s.
see also innesbrook apartments
see also the mews apartments
see also renter's insurance
see also townhouses
trucking firm seeks rezoning for durham freight terminal
commissioners extend tax-listing period
protests alter duke's plans to use apartments for offices
talks ease shir of tenants from duke-owno housing
council won't reconsider apartment rezoning
•treyberne' developer decides on new name
slow, steady triangle growth expected
tenants in path of duke expansion seek more money
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S
I T
N E
E
L Y
P D
— DATE — C -PG L P BYL
H 2
1/15/1988 A
6 P N
S 2
1/20/1988 C
12 N
S 2
1/26/1988 A
3 P N
H 1
3/25/1988 C
2 N
H 2
3/28/1988 C
14 N
H 2
4/01/1988 D
11 N
H 2
4/28/1988 C
7 P P
H 2
8/09/1988 B
1 P N T33
CHH 1
8/09/1988 A
3 N
CHH 1
10/27/1988 A
3 U L41
H
2 3/19/1988 C
2 N D80
H
2 4/24/1988 A
15 N
S
2 6/01/1988 A
12 N
S
2 6/03/1988 C
1 N H02
S
2 6/24/1988 A
8 N
H
2 8/06/1988 D
4 C N D80
S
2 8/29/1988 C
1 P N
S
2 9/12/1988 C
1 N
H
2 10/04/1988 B
2 T F C60
H
2
1/05/1988 A '
t L
H
2
1/10/1988 D '
t E
5
2
1/27/1988 A 1
I N
H
2
3/04/1988 A >
t E
H
2
3/10/1988 A '
\ L
H
2
4/15/1988 A '
1 E
S
2
5/27/1988 C
I N H70
H
2
7/16/1988 A '
I E
H
2
7/18/1988 A 1
, P N C47
S
2
8/26/1988 A
t P N M06
H
2
9/27/1988 A '
t L
H
2
10/29/1988 B 3 P N J04
s
s
H
S
S
H
H
H
1/09/1988 C
1/12/1988 B
1/22/1988 B
1/22/1988 C
1/26/1988 A
4/12/1988 B
4/23/1988 A
5/08/1988 B
1
1
4
1
11
11
1
1
N M06
N M06
N N36
N B53
N H70
N
N C60
N A54
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ANNUAL
1/01/1988
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12/31/1988
Y SUBJECTS
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APT OCCUPANCY RATES SLIP IN FIRST QUARTER FOR TRIANGLE AREA
POLICE GET BREAK IN 30 ROBBERIES
i«F^» w s?^i^^Ss
^'^S^^^ THREE SLAYINGS NEAR «X
^ UAkFcK ATTORNEY TO INVESTIGATE LOOP REALIGNMENT
** TEENslw OUT DRESSED TOW NINES
PROM NIGHT PROVES HECTIC FOR GIRLS
TFFNS STEP OUT DRESSED TO THE NINES
PROM NIGHT PROVES HECTIC FOR GIRLS
PWW NIGHT PROVES HECTIC FOR GIRLS
PROM NIGHT PROVES HECTIC FOR GIRLS
** WSS^g^'JSS^WE, LADY SPARTANS TAKE TRIANGLE TITLE
SPARTANS DOUBLE UP ON APEX
SOUTHERN OUTLASTS E.UAKE
E^lPSSlS TA™ AGAIN
"* iKS &R&ITY NRING 1988 SEASON
"** HRHBt I^uTmakes mark in apex
APEX SO^OF^RESCUERS ARE RESCUING THEMSELVES
APHIDS
SE Uc^ I S S SOAPY T SPRAY TO KILL APHIDS ON FRASER FIRS
APHR0 DRUG A FIR)i PROBABLY DID NOT UANT PUBLICITY ON UELLBUTRIN
APOLOGIES
983 DMeMWdISHISS SUIT SEEKING AP0L0GYFR0M POLICE
Sam I p0LQGIZES TO i VICTIM OF _BREAK-IN, GETS THREE YEARS
MAN WITH SHOTGUN DEMANDS APOLOGY FOR INSULT
MAN ORDERED TO APOLOGIZE TO VICTIMS
APPALACHIA
st^&KoU^f^STILL IN POVERTY IN CENTRAL APPALACHIA
APPALACHIAN ENVIRONMENTAL ARTS CENTER
SEE ALSO ARTS , N.C .
HIGHLANDS PhXcENTER FLANS SUMMER CLASSES
APPALACHIAN MOUNTAINS
^.sVtorSPsEWICE PLANS INCREASE IN HERBICIDE USE
^^^K^sfEF^HTERDIES
UTS. EMBASSY SAYS UOMAN UAS SLAIN
N
P
H
H
H
H
CHH
S
H
H
-DATE-
S
E
C -PG
5/08/1988 F
5/13/1988 C
6/19/1988 F
7/28/1988 B
8/23/1988 A
9/16/1988 A
9/17/1988 C
11/16/1988 C
3/01/1988 B
3/10/1988 D
9
10
T
Y
P BYL
N
N
N
N
N M25
N B53
N
N A54
H 2 2/16/1988 B 7 N P41
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
S
H
S
H
5/28/1988 B
5/28/1988 B
5/28/1988 B
5/28/1988 B
5/28/1988 B
5/28/1988 B
2/17/1988 B
3/03/1988 B
3/05/1988 D
3/05/1988 B
11/15/1988 D
P P
P P
P P
P P
P P
P P
T37
T32
T32
S73
T37
K30
3 P N P85
3 N A76
1 N Y55
3 N A76
25 P N K30
H 2 8/23/1988 D 26 P N W08
H 2 12/10/1988 C 1 N P41
H 2 3/20/1988 A 2 J P41
H 2 7/12/1988 B 6 N
S 2 6/29/1988 A 12 U
H 2 1/26/1988 A 4
H 2 2/05/1988 B 4
H 2 4/28/1988 C 6
H 2 5/07/1988 B 3
H 2 11/03/1988 D 5
E
N S82
N S82
N
N
H 2 7/29/1983 D 13 P F U66
H 2 12/24/1988 C 4 N
S 2 1/28/1988 D 1 P F B71
H 2 4/29/1988 D 10 I
S 2 12/01/1988 A 16 N
H 2 1/25/1988 A 8 N
H 2 1/27/1988 A 9 N
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MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1988 - 12/31/1988
SUBJ
ASU GROW IS TRYING TO SAVE 1902 HOME
N.C. TEEN KILLED IN CHINA WANTED TO TEACH ENGLISH
N.C. DANCE THEATER PLANS 3-WEEK CAHP
N.C. COLLEGES TURN AWAY MORE APPLICANTS
BUSINESS SCHOOL PLANS $10 MILLION BUILDING AT ASU
APPALACHIAN PROGRAM TO LURE MUSIC STUDENTS
HOUSE COMING DOWN
ASU HOUSE MOVE
PEOPLE; DUKE PROFESSOR NAMED DISTINGUISHED LECTURER
COLLEGE COSTS UP 7X; FEW TOP *20,000-A-YEAR
♦19,5 MILLION COLISEUM SOUGHT BY APPALACHIAN
GRAHAM MAN FACING KIDNAPPING CHARGES IN INCIDENT AT ASU
MAN LEAVES SEVERED HAND IN CLASSROOM
N.C. CHEATING SUIT COULD REWRITE STANDARDS
ASU ALLOWS CONDOM VENDING MACHINES IN DORMS
FIRE DAMAGES DORM AT ASU
ARCHAEOLOGISTS BATTLE RAIDERS OF HISTORIC SITES ACROSS NORTH CAROLINA
APPALACHIAN STATE UNIV., STUDENTS
PEOPLE: DUKE, UNC PROFESSORS RECEIVE MEDALS FOR ACHIEVEMENTS
ASU ANNOUNCES DEAN'S LIST
JURY SELECTION STARTS IN BOONE STUDENT'S DEATH
MAN SENTENCED TO 15 YEARS FOR SLAYING OF ASU STUDENT
BOONE TOWN COUNCIL REFUSES TO REPEAL NOISE ORDINANCE
APPALACHIAN STATE GRADUATES ARE LISTED
APPALACHIAN STATE LISTS HONOR STUDENTS
APPALACHIAN STATE UNIV. SPORTS, BASKETBALL
UNC-W 84, APP. ST. 71
FURMAN 81, APPALACHIAN ST. 71
FANFARE/ET CETERA
MARSHALL 88, APP. ST. 80
APPALACHIAN ST, 77, DAVIDSON 69
PRICE CUTS SEMINOLES
APPALACHIAN ST., 89-72
FURMAN EDGES APPALACHIAN ST.
SLOAN WINS 600THi ECU LOSES DESPITE HILL'S 43
VMI, 66-65
CITADEL 73, APP. ST. 71 (OT)
FANFARE/ET CETERA
APPALACHIAN ST. 91, S.C. -SPARTANBURG 67
APPALACHIAN STATE UNIV. SPORTS, FOOTBALL
FANFARE/ASU LINEMAN WINS
WAKE FOOTBALL BACKS OUT OF GAMECOCK DATE
DEACONS ROMP BEHIND ELKINS' OFFENSE, DEFENSIVE PRESSURE
APPALACHIAN ST. 17, JAMES MADISON 14
APPALACHIAN STATE, 39-10
GAMECOCKS CAPITALIZE ON MOUNTAINEER MISTAKES
APPALACHIAN ST. 34, VMI 20
FURMAN 24. APP. ST. 9
APPALACHIAN STATE WHIPS ETSU
MARSHALL 30, APPALACHIAN ST, 27
REDDING KEYS APPALACHIAN
UTC. 28, APPALACHIAN 24
WAKE, APPALACHIAN TIE BUMPS DEACS FROM BOWL
TIE KILLS DEACONS' BOWL HOPES
APPALACHIAN TRAIL
SEE ALSO HIKING
SEE ALSO ROAN MOUNTAIN
FOREST SERVICE TO STUDY NANTAHALA CLEAR-CUT TIMBER PLAN
APPLE CHILL FAIR
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C.
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C, FESTIVALS
SEE ALSO FESTIFALL (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.)
SEE ALSO FESTIVALS, N.C.
TRIANGLE PUTS FOUR IN FESTIVALS' TOP 1,000
FOOD DRIVE PLANNED AT APPLE CHILL
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S
I T
N
E E
i
. Y
P
D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
H
2 1/28/1988 A
28
N
S
2 1/30/1988 A
3
N
H
2 4/04/1988 B
3
N
S
2 4/13/1988 C
2
N
H
2 5/02/1988 A
22
N
S
2 5/10/1988 B
18
N
H
2 6/01/1988 A
11
N
H
2 6/16/1988 C
7 P P
H
2 6/23/1988 B
3
N
H
2 8/06/1988 A
1 CN
H
2 9/04/1988 C
16
N
H
2 10/19/1988 A
12
N
H
2 10/23/1988 B
4
N
H
2 11/28/1988 A
1
N
H
2 12/03/1988 B
3
N
H
2 12/15/1988 D
4
N
H
2 12/28/1988 B
7
N
H
2 1/21/1988 B
6
N
S
2 1/26/1988 A
12
N
S
2 1/27/1988 C
3
N
H
2 2/11/1988 C
10
N
H
2 5/28/1988 A
11
N
S
2 6/16/1988 A
17
N
S
2 6/16/1988 C
3
N
H
2 1/05/1988 D
n
N
H
2 1/10/1988 C
2
N
H
2 1/13/1988 B
5
N
H
2 1/17/1988 C
3
N
S
2 1/25/1988 D
7
N
S
2 1/26/1988 B
4 P N
H
2 2/07/1988 C
7
N
H
2 2/09/1988 C
2
N
H
2 2/14/1988 C
e
J
N
H
2 2/21/1988 C
5
N
H
2 3/01/1988 B
4
N
H
2 3/04/1988 B
3
N
H
2 12/04/1988 C
2
N
H
2 1/23/1988 D
3
N
H
2 2/27/1988 B
5 P N
H
2 9/04/1988 B
4
N
H
2 9/11/1988 C
2
N
H
2 9/25/1988 C
2
N
H
2 10/02/1988 C
3
N
H
2 10/09/1988 C
4
N
H
2 10/16/1988 C
2
N
H
2 10/23/1988 C
6
N
H
2 10/30/1988 C
5
N
H
2 11/06/1988 C
4
N
H
2 11/13/1988 C
5
N
H
2 11/20/1988 C
3
N
S
2 11/21/1988 D
11
N
H 2 10/13/1988 D 5 N
2 3/29/1988 C
2 4/16/1988 C
4 U W66
4 N 080
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H N T H L t /
ANNUAL
1/01/1988
INDEX BY
12/31/1988
SUBJECTS
fiPH F PHILL FESTIVAL TO BE HELD TODAY
tffli chill nowa hill: festival fighters
FOOD DRIVE
NOW THOSE ARE BUBBLES
apple computer cq.
^KAT?cSeR 'VIRUS, ' 'VACCINATES' AGAINST MORE
APPLE FESTIVAL „ „ „
^vS&^gfa™'*** FEST
APPLE PIE
BASEBALL, HOT DOGS AND...
AP? SEE ALSO FRUIT (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC FRUITS)
^K/^sIfU NX. OOPS ^
FALL APPLES; SEASON STILL OFFERS BEST CROP DF THE YEAR
COLORING CHAMPION
APPLES IN BRIGHTLEAF
SFE ALSO RESTAURANTS, DURHAM
GRAND JURY INDICTS 6 FOR ROBBERY
fflD^NTDCED IN ARMED ROBBERIES
STflEADS GUILTY TO ARMED ROBBERIES, GETS 25 YEARS
TWO GET14 YEARS EACH FOR ROBBERIES
HEN SENTENCED IN ROBBERIES
AI ^SEe'eLECTRICAL APPLIANCES
APPOMATTOX COURT HOUSE
^P^TTOX* UA?'URITING ON THE HALL' FOR COTEDERACt
AR l£E S ALSO PROPERTY REVALUATION
SEE ALSO REAL ESTATE APPRAISAL
^TfFI^TI^lKTAXES TAX ASSESSOR
^^Sam^oEamjm training council
SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT, N.C.
SEE ALSO INTERNSHIPS
H ALSO «NCWTY N HIGH SCHOOL APPRENTICESHIP FTOGRAM
1 H ItflkC,, EIOCATION PROGRAM
S %. < SSn P mP??nW PEOPLE GET TRAINING IN CONSTRUCTION
ONE FOUNDATION BUILDS ANOTHER
"^SrlnllCTO BRACE FOR A CHAOTIC WEEKEND-KO FOOLIN'
A DAY TO OBSERVE...
AQU S E E f ALSO C AER«IC DANCE (INCLUDES AEROBIC EXERCISE)
TRY AQUAAEROBICS FOR FULL UORKOUT
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E L Y
-DATE — C -PG L P BYL
H 2 4/17/1988 A 14 N BIO
H 2 4/18/1988 A 1 P P C45
H 2 4/18/1988 C 1 P P C45
S 2 4/18/1988 C 3 P P C45
S 2 5/20/1988 C 1 N «82
H 2 8/10/1988 B 7 N
S 2 10/05/1988 C 9 F P
H 2 2/07/1988 B 10 N
H 2 10/19/1988 B 1 P F Zll
S
H
H
H
2 7/15/1988 A
1 8/13/1988 C
2 9/01/1988 C
2 11/23/1988 C
14 N
1 N
1 D F Zll
6PPT32
1/05/1988 A
5/31/1988 A
6/01/1988 A
7/26/1988 B
7/26/1988 A
1
1
16
10
9
N B53
N B53
N
N S82
N B53
S 2 4/11/1988 C 1 P N M06
S 2 9/03/1988 A 1 N M06
H 2 6/16/1988 C
H 2 8/07/1988 B
H 2 8/14/1988 D
S 2 8/15/1988 C
8 P N D22
7 N
10 p N -~
1 P N S92
2 3/30/1988 C
2 4/01/1988 A
N BS5
E
S 2 7/12/1988 B 4 P N
AGUACULTURE
-LX630- MONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/1988
INDEX
12/31/1988
Y SUBJECTS
SEE ALSO COMMERCIAL FISHING INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO HYDROPONICS
DROUGHT TAKING TOLL ON N.C. TROUT FARMS
AQUARIUM
SEE ALSO N.C. AQUARIUM
PET FISH HELP OWNERS GO WITH THE FLOW
STATE FUNDS SHOULD KEEP COASTAL AQUARIUMS FIT
ARABIAN STALLION
SEE ALSO HORSES
HOME ON THE RANGE
ARABS
SEE ALSO INTERNS FOR PEACE
PEACE REMNANT OFFERS ISRAEL HOPE
ARBITRATION
SEE AMERICAN ARBITRATION ASSOCIATION
SEE BASEBALL, SALARY ARBITRATIONS
SEE MEDIATION
ARBITRON
SEE ALSO RADIO
WICG-FM, URAL-FM TIE FOR TOP SPOT
MUSIC, NOT CONTESTS, WANTED ON TRIANGLE RADIO STATIONS
WRDU, WDCG MAKE RADIO WAVES WITH OFF-BEAT FORMAT
ARBOR DAY
BRASS ENSEMBLE
DURHAM OBSERVES ARBOR WEEK
CLUB, STUDENTS TO PLANT TREES
ARCHAEOLOGY
SEE ALSO ANTHROPOLOGISTS
SEE ALSO ANTHROPOLOGY
SEE ALSO ANTIQUES
SEE ALSO BIBLICAL ARCHAEOLOGY
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., ARCHAEOLOGY
SEE ALSO FOSSILS
SEE ALSO INDIANS, N.C, RELICS
ENVIRONMENTAL STUDY SOUGHT AT PROPOSED COAL MINING SITE
ARTIFACTS GROWING TARGET OF THIEVES
FOREST SERVICE HAS NEW POLICY ON BURIAL SITES
PROFS GOING BACK FOR MORE MOSAICS
MOVING MOSAIC TO BE PAINSTAKING JOB
ARCHEOLOGISTS TO CONTINUE SIOUAN PROJECT
GROUP FEARS LOSS OF CIVIL WAR RELICS
DUKE COUPLE STARTS FACELIFT FOR 1,700- YEAR-OLD WOMAN
GROUP GETS OK TO SEARCH FOR WAR RELICS
GROUP PLANS TO COMB SITE FOR RELICS FROM CIVIL WAR
ARCHEOLOGISTS DISCOVER LOST INDIAN VILLAGE
SIOUAN PROJECT DETAILS RESEARCH OF INDIAN SITES
N.C. ARCHAEOLOGISTS HAVE BEST SUMMER JOBS
RALEIGH HISTORY SOUGHT UNDERNEATH PARKING LOT
STUDENTS, PROF DIG UP DETAILS OF SLAVES' LIVES ON PLANTATION
SEARCHERS FIND REMAINS OF CONFEDERATE WARSHIP
STORY NEEDS CORRECTION
THEY ARE HIRED TO PRESERVE THE PAST, BUT FIND THE PRESENT BRINGS PROBLEM
ARCHEOLOGISTS SEARCH FOR TREASURES BURIED UNDER NEW YORK CITY
ARCHAEOLOGISTS BATTLE RAIDERS OF HISTORIC SITES ACROSS NORTH CAROLINA
ARCHDALE, N.C.
ARCHDALE CHILD DROWNS IN POOL
^CHERY
SEE ALSO HUNTING, BOW AND ARROW
TAKING AIM ON SOME PRACTICE
-DATE-
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E L Y
C -PG L P BYL
H 2 7/15/1988 B 12 N
2 7/13/1988 B
2 10/22/1988 A
1 P F G59
4 E
H 2 11/06/1988 E 1 P F S56
H 2 2/28/1988 D 5 U A20
H 2 5/06/1988 B
S 2 5/11/1988 A
H 2 7/30/1988 A
S 2 2/08/1988 A
S 2 2/15/1988 A
H 2 3/28/1988 C
6 C N P38
4 L
16 C N M02
3 P P C45
2 P N C45
5 N
H
2
1/07/1988 B
1
N B81
H
2
1/25/1988 B
8
N
H
2
2/11/1988 C
8
N
H
2
6/16/1988 B
2
N
H
2
7/06/1988 B
5 P N D80
CHH 1
7/13/1988 A
7
N
S
2
7/13/1988 C
8
N
S
2
7/15/1988 A
2
N
S
2
7/15/1988 A
13
N
H
2
7/16/1988 A
6
N
CHH 1
8/04/1988 A
8
N
CHH 1
8/08/1988 A
10
R
S
2
8/08/1988 A
5
N
H
1
8/09/1988 B
1 1
? N
H
2
8/27/1988 C
3
N DSO
H
2
9/24/1988 B
7
N
H
2
10/28/1988 A
4
L
H
2
11/25/1988 C
7 P N
H
2
12/08/1988 B
1 P F P38
H
2
12/28/1988 B
7
N
H 2 7/15/1988 A 10 N
CHH 1 11/29/1988 A 8 P P T44
ARCHITECTS, N.C.
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ANNUAL
1/01/1988
INDEX B
12/31/1988
Y SUBJECTS
D — DATE-
-PG
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L Y
L P BYL
SEE ALSO AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS
m a sK^rf a™
H»*HB,WBBl. HAS VITALITY-
ARCHITECTS, IKS.
ffAR^MK%IBITION FEATURES WORK OF ARCHITECT
ARCHITECTURAL AND HISTORICAL INVENTORY Cf THE CITY OF DURHAH (BOOK)
SEE ARCHITECTURE, DURHAM
ARCHITECTURAL BARRIERS
^eSgTo'eKcCESS AT HILLSIDE
H K BUUWMf TO CHARLOTTE
TOUGH CLIMB FOR ELDERLY
^ H SEE E K^ffilLLV^ANCE COMMITTEE ^
CHAPEL HILLTO CONSIDER NEU DEVELOPMENT GUIDES
ARCHITECTURE, OJRHAM
SEE ALSO ARCHITECTS, N.C.
H ALSO S^C&NTflNVENTORY OF NATURAL AND CULTURE RESOURCES
H ALSO hHiC^ESERWTION SOCIETY OF DURHAM
H ALSO NAT ONAL REGISTER Of HISTORIC PLACES
FAK SHOULDN-T DICTATE PUBLIC BUILDING DESIGN
DUKE FACILITY HONORED
OLD BANK GETS NEU LOOK
SSgSl^ ^U&S 'VITALITY.
T^BREAK PROPOSE FOR OWNfRS OF HISTORIC PROPERTY
ARCHITECTURE, N.C.
^NqiDE OUT TG 0RAW£raUNTY DESIGNER FINDS THE WRIGHT STUFF
ARCHITECTS' GIG S^LIfCS SAY DURHAM HAS 'VITALITY'
CARRBORO SET TO MULL RENOVATION GUIDELINES
ARCTIC NATIONAL WILDLIFE .REFUGE
SEE ALSO WILDLIFE SANCTUARY
NATIONAL TREASURE ENDANGERED
NO ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEM
AREA HEALTH EDUCATION CENTERS
SEE ALSO MEDICAL AIR OPERATION mrrnK";
IT'S A BIRD, IT'S A PLANE ... NO, IT'S UNC DOCTORS
STATE FACING HEALTH CARE SHORTAGE
ARENA FOOTBALL LEAGUE
^OR^BENNETTfARQW PROVIDES THE LIMELIGHT
BENNETT FINDS HIS GAME
ARGUM raLICE LOG/SHOUTING MATCH ENDS WITHOUT INCIDENT
* IA ^SE^FUTURE SOWN EAST
^S? « VBBBB CIGARETTE'
H 2 4/26/1988 B 4 P
H 2 9/07/1988 C 5 N
2 11/10/1988 D
2 11/11/1988 C
5 P P
5 P N ISO
S 2 4/12/1988 A 1 H N §92
S 2 4/27/1988 A 1 N S92
H 2 5/07/1983 D 4 N
H 2 5/26/1988 A 4 L
CHH 1 10/06/1988 A 1 N M70
s
2
s
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
3/19/1988 A
3/19/1988 C
3/27/1988 D
5/22/1988 F
9/07/1988 C
12/07/1988 A
E
N
F C19
N
N
N S51
H 2 1/24/1988 D 1 P F C19
H 2 9/07/1988 C 5 N
CHH 1 11/15/1988 A 3 N Vll
H 2 2/06/1988 A 4 L
H 2 2/18/1988 A 4 L
CHH 1 10/20/1988 A 8 P N
CHH 1 11/12/1988 A 3 N L90
H 2 6/28/1988 B 2 PN C36
S 2 6/29/1988 D 4 P N G44
CHH 1 11/12/1988 A 5 N
H 2 9/09/1988 D 2 P F W29
H 2 2/13/1988 A 4 H
H 2 4/07/1988 A 4 E
S 2 10/04/1988 C 4 N
S 2 11/16/1988 A 3 N
-LX630-
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ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1988 - 12/31/1988
SUBJECTS
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P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
ARIZONA STATE UNIV. SPORTS
MARMIE, EX-UNC ASSISTANT, TOP CHOICE AT ARIZONA ST.
ARIZONA STATE UNIV. SPORTS, BASKETBALL
'PACK GAVE BOOT TO ARIZONA ST.
ARIZONA STATE UNIV. SPORTS, TRACK
WALKER ANSWERS ARIZONA STATE'S CALL FOR HELP
WALKER TO THE RESCUE
FANFARE/TOM JONES TO ASU
ARMED FORCES, RESERVES
SEE ALSO MILITARY
SEE ALSO N.C. NATIONAL GUARD
SEE ALSO U.S. ARMY RESERVES
MANY GREENSBORO RESERVISTS SAY THEY JOINED TO AVOID THE DRAFT
ARMED ROBBERY, CARRBORO
SEE ALSO ROBBERY, CARRBORO
DELIVERY MAN ROBBED IN CARRBORO
CARRBORO BANK ROBBED
ARMED ROBBERY, CHAPEL HILL
SEE ALSO ROBBERY, CHAPEL HILL
CHAPEL HILL MAN GETS 40-YEAR TERM
ARRIVAL OF CAR THWARTS STORE ROBBERY
POLICE LOG/GUNMAN HITS 2 STUDENTS AT UNC
CORRECTION
POLICE LOG/ATTENDANT ROBBED AT GUNPOINT
ARMED ROBBERY, DURHAM
SEE ALSO BANK ROBBERY, DURHAM
SEE ALSO ROBBERY, DURHAM
MAN WITH KNIFE ROBS DOUD ST. WOMAN
GRAND JURY INDICTS 6 FOR ROBBERY
DEFENDANT DENIES ROBBING STORE
MAN DRAWS 14 YEARS FOR ROBBERY
MAN GETS 14 YEARS FOR ROBBERY
2 ROB CLUB BLVD. RESTAURANT
ARMED PAIR ROB BURGER KING
BLIND MAN IS ROBBED
COUPLE ROBBED IN SOUTH SQUARE MALL LOT
RALEIGH MAN RECEIVES SIX YEARS FOR ROBBERY, ATTEMPTED ROBBERY
RALEIGH MAN IS SENTENCED TO 20 YEARS FOR ROBBERIES
MAN BEATEN, ROBBED AT APARTMENT
DURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS
TWO BUSINESSES ROBBED AT GUNPOINT
LYNN ROAD RESIDENT ROBBED
MAN CHARGED WITH SIX ARMED ROBBERIES
DURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS
EFLAND STORE 7TH CASE OF ARMED ROBBERY AGAINST HILLSBOROUGH MAN
MAN WITH PISTOL KNOCKS, GETS $300
TEEN TO BE TRIED AS ADULT IN PAWN SHOP ROBBERY
MEN WITH GUN, RAZOR ROB CAR-WASH CLERK
DURHAM MAN SENTENCED TO 14 YEARS IN PRISON FOR ATTEMPTED ROBBERY
2 HELD FOR STEALING GUN ALLEGEDLY USED IN HEIST
DURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS
JURY BEING CHOSEN IN MURDER TRIAL
TWO WITNESSES SAY YOUTH TOLD OF SHOOTING MAN
MINISTER, 81, BEATEN AND ROBBED
PIZZA-DELIVERY ATTACKS INVESTIGATED
CRIMESTOPPERS TIP LEADS TO ARREST IN ROBBERY OF CONVENIENCE STORE
POLICE ARREST 1, SEEK 2 IN BEATING
POLICE SEEK 2 MORE IN BEATINGS, THEFTS
STUDENT ROBBED
MASKED MAN ROBS STORE
JURY OVERTURNS DEATH SENTENCE
HOTEL GUESTS ROBBED
2 SEPARATE ROBBERIES OCCUR ON QUEEN ST.
H 2 1/05/1988 D 3 N
H 2 1/01/1988 C 1 N M14
H 2 1/29/1988 B 1 P N
H 2 2/02/1988 A 4 E
H 2 8/11/1988 D 3 N
1 8/23/1988 A 3 N
H
2
1/23/1988 C
5
N
S
2
2/26/1988 A
1 P N 080
H
2
4/01/1988 B
6
N 080
H
3
4/28/1988 B
1
N 080
CHH 1
9/14/1988 A
3
N
CHH 1
9/15/1988 A
2
N
CHH 1
9/26/1988 A
3
N
S
2
1/02/1988 C
1
N
s
2
1/05/1988 A
1
N B53
s
2
1/12/1988 B
1
N B53
s
2
1/13/1988 C
1
N B53
H
2
1/14/1988 B
2
N
S
2
1/16/1988 B
1
N
H
2
1/17/1988 B
1
N
S
2
1/26/1988 B
1
N B53
H
2
1/29/1988 C
2
N
H
2
2/02/1988 C
6
N S82
H
2
2/04/1988 C
8
N S82
H
2
2/10/1988 B
5
N
H
2
2/15/1988 B
1
N
H
2
2/15/1988 B
7
N
H
2
2/17/1988 B
11
N
H
2
2/21/1988 B
1
N
H
2
2/22/1988 B
1
N
H
2
2/23/1988 B
16
N
S
2
3/02/1988 A
15
N
H
2
3/03/1988 B
4
N
S
2
3/03/1988 C
1
N
H
2
3/11/1988 C
3
N S82
S
2
3/11/1988 C
1
N B53
H
2
3/21/1988 B
1
N
S
2
3/28/1988 C
1
N B53
H
2
3/29/1988 C
1
N S82
H
2
4/04/1988 C
1
N
S
2
4/06/1988 A
7
N
S
2
4/08/1988 C
1
N B53
S
2
4/11/1988 A
1
N B53
S
2
4/12/1988 A
1 P N B53
S
2
4/30/1988 A
2
N
H
2
5/04/1988 C
16
N
H
1
5/05/1988 B
2
N
H
2
5/06/1988 C
6
N
S
2
5/09/1988 C
2
N
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MONTHLY/
ANNUAL INDEX B
1/01/1988 - 12/31/1988
Y SUBJECTS
14-YEAR TERM GIVEN FOR ^K£D g)BB|R Y
COWARD SENTENCED IN ARMED ROBBERIES BnM _ w
APPEALS COURT UPHOLDS CONVICTION FOR ROBBERY
M/& PLEAD^ILTYTO ARMED ROBBERIES, GETS 25 YEARS
MAN ffiTS TWEE-YEAR TERM FOR CONVENIENCE STORE ROBBERY
DURHAM (SIMESTOPPERS _„„-.
PULLEY INDICTED IN ELDERLY BEATINGS
GUNMAN ROBS LAUNDRY
RESTAURANT ROBBED IN UELLONS VILLAGE
MAN ROBBED AT KNIFEF13INT
KS 1 ™/^ CAR TAKEN, OWNER SHOT IN ROBBERY
WB tTbE^T&Y FOR ROBBERY AND SHOOTING
MAN GETS 18 YEARS FOR ROBBERY
m FACES SENTENCING IN SHOOTING
TWO ARMED MEN HOLD UP HARr£E»S
MAN GIVEN 35-YEAR TERM IN SHOOTING
CW05ITf dIaSinK^I OF MAN WHO ROBBED HtfDEE'S
GUNMAN ROBS SERVICE STATION
T^K BS G™6 S S IN PRISON FOR BEATING MINISTER
UESTGATE STORE ROBBED BY MAN WITH HANDGUN
GUNMEN ROB PIZZA STORE ^ESCAPE
MAN DRAWS 14 YEARS FOR ROBBERY PLEA
6 ROBBERIES NET60 YEARS FOR ANNADALE
MAN GET 14 YEARS FOR ARMED ROBBERY^ nn
AKMED MEN ROBDOHINO'S PIZZA ON ROXBORO RD.
PIZZA DELIVERYMAN ROBBED
ARMED MAN ROBS SERVICE STATION
2CHARGED WITH ROBBING MAN OF CLOTHES
BATT?SENTO TOSEVEN YEARS FOR ARMED ROBBERY
F&WS S AND FIVE INJURED
KsJ 1 ™™^ IN GLENDALE AVE. SHOOTINGS
^H^&^^W* OF MRS. GILLIE
Si?SKKK T s
MEN SENTENCED IN ROBBERIES
TKN CHARGED IN ROBBERY-SHOOTING
i^CTARGEDWTH ROBBING BELIVERYMEN
4SBTOCED FOR ATTACK ON DURHAM MINISTER, 81
klS^^^FTiM 1 ^^
RNRREn MB I^&UNRAVELS ONE PHILADELPHIA.
S&ffiBrNG^ffi"^
B^rKuSiS^AtTSiCE IN ROBBERY ARREST
SsSkSETS 25-YEAR TERM IN FEBRUARY STORE ROBBERY
GUNMAN ROBS DURHAM STORE AND GETS AWAY
SWiI^eSWUd robbery
SUNDAY SLAYING SUPSECT ARRESTED
defendant stops trial to enter guilty plea
2 brothers charged in break-in
UOMAN ROBS S. GUTHRIE AVE. STORE
N
P
H
S
H
H
H
H
S
S
H
S
S
H
H
H
H
S
H
H
H
H
S
H
H
H
S
S
H
H
H
S
H
H
H
H
S
H
H
S
H
S
H
H
S
H
H
H
E
D
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
9
s
E
-DATE — C -PG
14
1
1
16
7
6
H
H
H
S
H
S
H
H
S
S
H
S
H
H
H
H
H
S
H
S
H
H
S
H
5/18/1988 C
5/31/1988 A
6/01/1988 B
6/01/1988 A
6/02/1988 B
6/06/1988 B
6/08/1988 A
6/10/1988 C
6/12/1988 C
6/13/1988 A
6/14/1988 A
6/15/1988 B
6/15/1988 B
6/16/1988 B
6/16/1988 C
6/16/1988 A
6/17/1988 C
6/17/1988 B
6/19/1988 B
6/21/1988 B
6/25/1988 B
6/27/1988 A
6/30/1988 B
7/02/1988 C
7/05/1988 B
7/05/1988 B
7/06/1988 B
7/06/1988 B
7/06/1988 B
7/07/1988 C
7/09/1988 C
7/12/1988 B
7/14/1988 B
7/14/1988 A
7/15/1988 A
7/17/1988 B
7/13/1988 A
7/18/1988 A
7/19/1988 B
7/19/1988 A
7/23/1988 C
7/26/1988 B
7/26/1988 A
7/30/1988 B
8/06/1988 C
8/09/1988 A
8/09/1988 B
8/12/1988 C
8/15/1988 B
8/22/1988 A
8/25/1988 A
9/06/1988 A
9/07/1988 C
9/08/1988 B
9/08/1988 A
9/08/1988 C
9/09/1988 B
9/09/1988 A
9/10/1988 D
9/18/1988 B
9/21/1988 A
9/22/1988 B
2 9/25/1988 A
2 9/26/1988 B
2 10/06/1988 B
2 10/08/1988 B
2 10/09/1938 B
2 10/14/1983 C
2 10/21/1988 C
2 10/29/1988 B
PAGE 94
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I T
L Y
L P BYL
N
N B53
N R53
N
N
N
1 P N B53
N
N
N
N
N S82
N
N S82
N
N B53
N
N
N
12 F N
1
12
2
1
1
1
1
7
7
1
1
1
3
14
7
1
11
10
5
1
6
10
9
1
4
1
1
2
5
7
N
N
N S82
N
N B53
N B53
N S82
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N M51
N
N
N
N B53
N
N S82
N B53
N
N
N S32
N S82
N
N
N
1 P N
1 N B53
1 N
4 N
1 P N B53
7
4
3
5
1
2
1
16
4
n
£
1
3
4
1
3
N
N
N
N
N
N
N M51
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
-LX630- MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1988 - 12/31/1988
SUBJECTS
N E
P D — DATE-
PAGE 95
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S I T
E L Y
C -PG L P BYL
POLICE PROBE STORE HOLDUPS
POLICE HOLD 3 MEN FOR ARMED ROBBERY
3 MEN ARRESTED AFTER STICK UP OF 4 IN CAR
PROTECTIVE AGENCY EMPLOYEE ROBBED
MAN STRUGGLES WITH ROBBER, PISTOL FIRES INSIDE GROCERY
DURHAM MAN ROBBED ON PARKING DECK
SHOT FIRED AS STORE EMPLOYEE CHASES ROBBER
MAN WITH GUN ROBS WENDY'S RESTAURANT
GUNMAN ROBS BISCUITVILLE RESTAURANT
DURHAM UOMAN SHOT IN LEG, ROBBED
POLICE SEEK SUSPECT IN 2 ARMED ROBBERIES
POLICE ARREST, CHARGE MAN IN 2 ARMED ROBBERIES
PIZZA CARRIER ATTACKED UITH STICK, ROBBED
DURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS
PIC 'N PAY SHOE STORE ROBBED
CRIMESTOPPERS TIP SPURS ARREST
COUPLE, GRANDCHILD TERRORIZED, ROBBED BY 2 GUNMEN
ROBBED AT GUNPOINT
FORMER COUNCILMAN CUT FIGHTING BURGLAR
DETECTIVES THINK SAME PAIR COMMITTED HOLDUPS
TWO YOUTHS HOLD UP PIC'N PAY STORE
POLICE SEEK YOUTHS WHO ROBBED SHOE STORE
MAN FOUND MENTALLY UNABLE TO FACE TRIAL
POLICE SEEK 3 ROBBERS ; LOOKING FOR HOLDUP LINKS
LOUNGE ROBBERY MAY BE LINKED TO OTHER HOLDUPS
DRIVER'S CAR TAKEN AT GUNPOINT
CROWDED RESTAURANT ROBBED BY GUNMEN
POLICE PROBE ROBBERIES, CHARGE MAN IN CAR THEFT
TIP LEADS TO ROBBERY ARREST
ARMED ROBBERY, N.C.
SEE ALSO BANK ROBBERY, N.C.
SEE ALSO ROBBERY, N.C.
SOLDIER IS FACING 38 FELONY CHARGES
HIGH POINT SERVICE STATION ROBBED
ARMED MAN ROBS HENDERSON STORE
MAN SUSPECTED IN GRAHAM BEATING ARRESTED AFTER STANDOFF IN ALABAMA
SANFORD MAN GETS LIFE PRISON TERM IN HOLDUP SLAYING
RALEIGH MAN IS SENTENCED TO 20 YEARS FOR ROBBERIES
MAN IS CHARGED WITH ROBBERIES
RIFLE-TOTING MAN ROBS STORE CLERK FOR THIRD TIME
CLERK SCUFFLES WITH HOLDUP MAN
HEARING IS HELD FOR TWO CHARGED IN COUPLE'S DEATH
ROBBER DEMANDS EXACTLY $525 FROM STORE IN HENDERSON
CLAYTON OFFICER'S CONDITION FAIR
♦250,000 IN JEWELRY TAKEN IN HOLDUP
TEST DRIVE ENDS WITH SALESMAN LOCKED IN TRUNK
JEWELRY STORE OWNER FIGHTS OFF ARMED ROBBER
WOMAN DIDN'T KNOW SHE WAS GETAWAY DRIVER
ROBBER SENTENCED
THREE KINSTON STORES ROBBED WITHIN FIVE HOURS
KANNAPOLIS MAN ROBBED, STABBED
HENDERSON CONVENIENCE STORE ROBBED
HOLDUP SUSPECT HELD
TWO MEN CHARGED FOLLOWING ROBBERY
HENDERSON WOMAN HELD CAPTIVE IN HER HOUSE TWO HOURS
GUNMAN KILLS MAN IN RALEIGH
ROBBERY SUSPECT ARRESTED
MAN WAITING FOR BUS TO NEW YORK ARRESTED ON ARMED ROBBERY CHARGE
GOOD SAMARITAN LESS THAN REWARDED
2 ARMED ROBBERY SUSPECTS ARRESTED QUICKLY IN ROXBORO
WOMEN KIDNAP, LOCK MAN IN CAR TRUNK
AR MED MA N ROBS HENDERSON STORE
FAYETTEVILLE STORE CLERK IS KILLED
WOMAN SHOT AT BANK-
THREE MEN ROB MOTEL IN VANCE COUNTY
ARMED MAN THREATENS MOTHER, BABY IN HENDERSON HOLDUP
ROBBER TAKES GUN INSTEAD OF CASH
ROBBER FLEES WITH MOCY BUT HIS VICTIM OPENS FIRE
ROXBORO POLICE INVESTIGATING ROBBERY
11/03/1988 C
11/07/1988 C
11/09/1988 C
11/13/1988 B
11/15/1988 A
11/19/1988 C
11/20/1988 B
11/20/1988 B
11/21/1988 B
11/22/1988 C
11/23/1988 C
11/23/1988 A
11/27/1988 B
12/05/1988 B
12/06/1988 C
12/16/1988 A
12/19/1988 B
12/19/1988 C
12/19/1988 C
12/21/1988 C
12/21/1988 C
12/21/1988 C
12/23/1988 C
12/23/1988 A
12/24/1988 C
12/27/1988 C
12/29/1988 C
12/29/1988 A
12/50/1988 A
N B53
N
N
N
N B53
N
N
N
N
N
N M51
N B53
N
N
N
N B53
N
N
N M06
N M51
N
N B53
N
N B53
N
N
N
N B53
N B53
H
2
1/07/1988 D
4
N
S
2
1/18/1988 A
1
N
H
1
1/27/1988 C
1
N
H
1
1/28/1988 B
1
N
H
2
1/30/1988 A
14
N
H
2
2/04/1988 C
8
N S82
H
1
2/12/1988 B
1
N
H
2
2/18/1988 C
20
N
H
2
2/21/1988 B
6
N
H
2
3/05/1988 D
5
N
H
1
3/25/1988 C
1
N
S
2
3/30/1988 A
11
N
H
1
4/13/1988 C
3
N
H
2
4/15/1988 C
1
N
H
1
4/23/1988 C
3
N
H
2
5/27/1988 A
11
N
S
2
6/03/1988 C
5
N
H
1
6/30/1988 B
1
N
H
2
7/02/1988 D
4
N
H
1
7/21/1988 B
1
N
H
2
7/24/1988 A
11
N
H
1
8/23/1988 B
1
N
H
1
9/07/1988 C
1
N
H
2
9/22/1988 B
4
N
H
2
9/25/1988 A
16
N
H
2 10/07/1988 C
4
N
S
2
10/08/1988 A
2
N
H
2
10/10/1988 C
3
N
S
2 10/19/1988 A
6
N
H
1
10/20/1988 C
1
N
H
2
10/29/1988 A
11
N
S
2
11/12/1988 B
5
N
H
1
11/24/1988 C
1
N
H
2
11/26/1988 C
1
N
H
1
12/06/1988 C
1
N
H
1
12/08/1988 C
2
N
H
1
12/14/1988 C
4
N
-LX630-
MONTHLY/
ANNUAL
1/01/1988
INDEX I
- 12/31/1988
Y SUBJECTS
PAGE 96
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— BATE-
-PG
H
STORE ROBBED H
^S^^E^mm ifS AND KITING AT COGENCE STORE H
GSAWILLE HAN CHARGED WITH ROBBERY
2 12/17/1988 C
2 12/21/1988 D
1 12/21/1988 C
2 12/26/1988 C
1 12/28/1983 C
1 12/30/1988 C
ARMED ROBBERY, ORANGE COUNTY
^I^I^^krTrl^S FOR ROBBERY OF STORE IN EFLANB
MITG^TT^CASI'OF 5 ^ ROBBERY AGAINST HILLSBOROUGH HAN
STO RTOPLEA RESULTS IN 15-YEAR TERM
K* RESIDENTS KeD WITH ORANGE COUNTY ROBBERY
STICK-UP MAN STILL AT LARGE
ARMED ROBBERY, U.S.
SEE ALSO BANK ROBBERY, U.S.
^rfcff&^KILLIK i OF TEEN
TEENS SENTENCED FOR ATTEMPTED ROBBERY IN S.C.
^^Wf^™* DYINGS IN FLORID.
for^eswpee faces murder chars ^
FQTOL 0«raS AGAINST INNATE DISCOVERED
£S1 KVSTUT^'SHOT, ROBBED IN S. CAROLINA
■ffivflbur
Kt^K^Ts/Fn^c^^
nijrhah group begins quake relief
MNTO SOLVES HILLSBttttJGH'S *500 PROBLEM
tradegy touches from afar
SKM ™ I KVC EARTHQUAKE
H^Y SEASONSADIQO BY TRAGEDY
FUND DRIVE FOR ARMENIA OVER GOAL
$1?551 RAISED FOR QUAKE VICTIMS
DONATION
ARMS CONTROL nM -
SEE NUCLEAR WEAPONS
ARMY
SEE WEST POINT (U.S. ARMY ACADEMY)
•Vgffiffi BECRUIT1NB
^ STUdI SrrFOTITS OF OREGON INLET JETTIES
S&pKSI. trading trail
AFTER YEARSCF TURMOIL, RANDLEKAN DAM MAY FINALLY BE BUILT
3FOERALAGGCIES SAY MARINA MAY HLKT SHELLFISH
FU*^AVELIGHT SHOULDN'T BE RISKY
T^M^ICIAL^UELCOME PROBE OF REPORTED VIOLATIONS
CHH 1
CHH
H
CHH
1/06/1988 B
2/05/1988 C
2/23/1988 B
3/28/1988 C
4/29/1988 C
7/06/1988 B
10/19/1988 A
10/20/1988 A
10/20/1988 C
12/30/1988 A
2
3
1
3
1
2
10
2
16
1
5
1
3
3
3
1
H 2 1/06/1988 B 5
H 2 1/21/1988 A 17
H 2 5/22/1988 B 6
H 1 7/16/1988 C 1
H 2 7/21/1988 C 5
H 2 7/23/1988 A 1
H 2 7/29/1988 B
CHH 1 9/07/1988 A
T
Y
P BYL
N
N
N
N
N
N
N W27
N
N
N 080
n ceo
N S82
N R63
N
N
N H90
N
N
N
N
N
N H51
N
N
H 2
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
S 2
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
S
CHH
S
H
S
10/12/1988
12/10/1988
12/14/1988
12/14/1988
12/15/1988
12/15/1988
12/15/1988
12/16/1988
12/16/1988
12/17/1988
12/22/1988
12/22/1988
12/22/1988
12/23/1988
12/26/1988
12/28/1988
12/28/1988
T R56
E
N S17
N R63
N R63
E
N S?2
N R63
E
E
N
N R63
N S92
E
N
N
6 P P S76
H
S
S
H
S
S
H
s
2/17/1988 B
3/30/1988 A
4/02/1988 A
4/03/1988 B
4/07/1988 C
5/02/1988 A
5/09/1988 A
5/11/1988 A
10
1
1
12
8
4
4
1
N
N W82
N W82
N
N
E
L
i N H06
-LX630-
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/1988
INDEX BY
12/31/1988
SUBJECTS
RADIATION FROM OLD DEVICE AT SCHOOL SPARKS RUMORS OF NUCLEAR ACCIDENT
OFFICIAL OPPOSES PLAN TO BUILD DIKES
PROBE SOUGHT ON TREYBURN BRIDGE
LITTLE RIVER WORK UNDER WAY TODAY
NUISANCE TACTICS BEING USED TO 'STOP TREYBURN'
TREYBURN COMPLYING WITH ORDER ON WORK AT BRIDGE, SANFORD SAYS
CROWDED FUN SPOTS AT JORDAN LAKE CAUSING PROBLEMS
CORPS OF ENGINEERS SAYS GASTON PIPELINE WOULDN'T HURT BASS
HELLO... CORPS OF ENGINEERS, DIVISION OF RESERVATIONS... (CARTOON)
COOPERATION MIGHT HAVE HELPED
CHARGE ON JORDAN WATER IS ROUTINE — CORPS OFFICIAL
TWO DOCUMENTS ACCOMPANY CLARK'S LETTER
TENANT CLAIMS TREYBURN EVICTION 'RETALIATION'
GROUP ASKS HELMS TO PROBE TREYBURN CLAIMS
MEN PLAN TO APPEAL TREYBURN EVICTION
DROUGHT THREAT TO COMMUNITIES BELOW JORDAN
CONFLICTS DELAY SOME WORK AT TREYBURN
MINING PERMIT SOUGHT
PIPELINE TO LAKE GASTON IS STILL TIED UP IN COURT
FISHERIES AGENCY STRONGLY OBJECTS TO PIPELINE PLAN
COURT ACTION MAY CHANGE REGULATION OF WETLANDS
OUTER BANKS' OREGON INLET CLOSING DOOR TO ATLANTIC
DESPITE CORPS' RULINGS, PIPELINE FOE UNDISMAYED
SEVERAL GROUPS CRITICIZE RANDLEMAN LAKE PROJECT
ARMY RESERVE OFFICER'S TRAINING CORPS
SEE U.S. ARMY
SEE U.S. ARMY RESERVE OFFICERS TRAINING CORPS
ARROWHEAD INN
VISITORS' CENTER NEEDED
TAKIN6 CARE OF THE INN CROWD
ARROWOOD TECHNOLOGIES
PERSON, ROXBORO AWAIT WORD ON PLANT
SUITS FILED IN ROXBORO CONCERNING ARROWOOD
PERSON OFFICIALS HOPE ARROWOOD CAN REOPEN
STATEMENT SAYS PERSON COUNTY'S NOT OBLIGATED TO REPAY ARROWOOD BONDS
HEARING IS SCHEDULED ON ARROWOOD
ARROWOOD COURT HEARING RESCHEDULED
ARSENIC
CAPE FEAR OYSTERS HIGH IN ARSENIC
HIGH ARSENIC LEVELS FOUND IN CAFE FEAR RIVER OYSTERS
MYSTERIOUS DEATH RULED POISONING
POLICE MAY EXHUME POISON VICTIM'S BODY
POLICE INVESTIGATING ARSENIC POISONING OF HIGH POINT WOMAN
DEATH OF DUKE PATIENT BEING TREATED AS POISONING
ARSENIC'S EFFECT ON ANIMAL CANCER STUDIED BY SCIENTISTS
MAN CHARGED WITH POISONING WIFE WITH ARSENIC
$50,000 BOND ASKED IN ARSENIC DEATH
POLICE SAY ARSENIC MURDER CASE FULL OF CONTRADICTIONS
ARSON, CARRBORO
POLICE LOG/YOUTH NOT CHARGED WITH APARTMENT FIRES
ARSON, CHAPEL HILL
POLICE LOG/NEWSPAPER BOX SET ON FIRE
POLICE LOG/POLICE SAY DUMPSTER FIRE WAS SET
ARSON, DURHAM
SEE ALSO FIRE INSURANCE
SEE ALSO FIREBOMBS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO FIRES, DURHAM
FIGHT MAY HAVE LED TO FIRE AT TAVERN
SUICIDE POSSIBLE IN FATAL DEC. 24 FIRE
DEPUTIES INVESTIGATE CAR FIRE
CHINA INN FIRE DEEMED ARSON
CHINA INN OWNERS PLAN TO REBUILD
♦10,000 REWARD OFFERED FOR ARSONIST
N E
P D — DATE-
PAGE 97
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S I T
E L Y
C -PG L P BYL
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
5/12/1988
5/12/1988
5/12/1988
5/13/1988
5/17/1988
5/20/1988
6/07/1988
6/08/1988 B
6/08/1988 A
6/08/1988 A
6/10/1988 A
6/11/1988 A
6/22/1988 B
6/23/1988 C
6/30/1988 C
7/23/1988 C
8/02/1988 B
8/04/1988 D
8/12/1988
8/19/1988
10/20/1988
10/29/1988
12/24/1988
12/29/1988 B
N
N
N
N M06
E
NM97
N S63
N
T C50
E
N Vll
L
N A54
N M06
N B53
N
N S51
N
N
N
N
N
N H60
N
H
2
2/02/1988 A
4
L
H
2
7/27/1988 A
6 P F Zll
H
1
1/22/1988 C
1 P N T33
H
1
1/23/1988 C
1
N
H
2
1/26/1988 C
1
N T33
H
2
1/27/1988 C
2
N T33
H
1
2/16/1988 B
1
N
H
1
2/24/1988 C
1
N
S
2
4/07/1988 C
8
N
H
2
4/08/1988 C
3
N
H
2
7/20/1988 B
8
N
S
2
7/22/1988 A
9
N
H
2
7/23/1988 C
6
N
S
2
8/31/1988 C
11
N
H
2
9/07/1988 B
2
N K65
S
2
9/20/1988 C
2
N
H
1
9/24/1988 C
2
N
H
2
9/25/1988 A
16
N
CHH 1
9/07/1988 A
3
N
CHH 1
10/05/1988 A
3
N
CHH 1
11/01/1988 A
3
N
S
2
1/05/1988 B
1 N B53
H
2
1/07/1988 B
1 N
S
2
3/04/1988 A
3 N
H
2
3/12/1988 A
1 N A54
S
2
3/18/1988 C
1 N B85
H
2
3/23/1988 B
1 P N A54
-LX630-
M0NT HL Y /
ANNUAL
1/01/1988
INDEX B
12/31/1988
Y SUBJECTS
PAGE 98
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'WHY?'
D — DATE-
S
E
C -TO
ARSON SUSPECTED IN HOUSE FIRE
DURHAM MAN ACCUSED OF SETTING TWO FIRES
DURHAM CRIHESTOPPERS
gBSBnwnv An retorts
KHHWffidBp'bBRf ■" THEFTS ™ M 0FF1CERS
SSTg^N^S^Vjn^S SOUGHT
LOWER BOND SET IN ARSON, T*H C ^S^ 49 c; (ws BOND
CRAIG FRANKLIN'S BROTHER RELEASED ON *25,0O0 WW
S CWRi G FOLLol U FIRE N IN EAST DURHAM „
&SlO FACE ARSON, EMBEZZLEMENT CHARGES
nuKsn^p&eup ™« ™ ™ rezdhwg
DON'T BLAME VICTIM IN CHEMICAL FIRM FIRE
MAN CH&GO WITHFIRE GOES TOPRISON
FIRE RUINS DOLLHOUSE
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^CHARGED UITHBURNING ^SIDENT'S CAR
SMOLDERING QUESTIONS; FIRES, ARRESTS LEAVE DURHAM HSUJW
MORRIS ARRESTED IN ARSON
yBLeADS GUILTY TO FIRES, OTHER CHARGES
KK ^S/SIrSSr PLEATS GUILTY TO 24 CHARGES...
2 MEN CHARIO IN ANOTHER HOUSE FIRE
JMSiP DiARACTER^TNESSES DELAY SENTENCING OF FOUR MEN IN ARSON...
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2
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4/19/1988
4/20/1988
4/21/1988
4/26/1988
5/07/1988
5/16/1988
5/16/1988 -
5/27/1988 B
6/23/1988 A
7/10/1983 A
7/18/1988 C
7/19/1988 B
7/19/1988 A
7/19/1988 A
7/20/1988 B
7/21/1988 B
7/22/1988 C
7/25/1988 A
8/02/1988 A
8/02/1988 A
8/02/1988 B
8/03/1988 A
8/03/1988 A
8/03/1988 A
8/06/1988 A
8/10/1988 B
8/18/1988 B
8/23/1988 B
8/24/1988 B
8/26/1988 B
8/28/1988 B
8/31/1988 C
9/06/1988
9/18/1988
9/28/1988
10/04/1983
10/05/1988
10/05/1988
10/07/1988
10/07/1988
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10/11/1983 A
10/12/1988 B
10/13/1988 B
10/14/1988 C
10/18/1988 C
10/27/1988 A
10/29/1988 C
10/30/1988 A
11/03/1988 C
11/08/1988 B
11/08/1988 B
11/10/1988
11/16/1988
11/18/1988
11/19/1988
11/24/1988
12/13/1988
12/15/1988
12/15/1988
12/16/1988
12/16/1988
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ARSON, N.C.
-LX630-
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/1988
INDEX BY
12/31/1988
SUBJE
SEE ALSO FIRE INSURANCE
SEE ALSO FIRES, N.C.
TEEN CHARGED IN SECOND SCHOOL FIRE
ARSON PROBLEM BURNING ISSUE IN FOUR-COUNTY AREA OF STATE
NORLINA YOUTH AND FOUR OTHER TEENS ESCAPE FROM JOHNSTON COUNTY JAIL
THREE CHOWAN STUDENTS CHARGED IN FIRE
TEEN PLEADS GUILTY TO SCHOOL FIRE
NORLINA YOUTH SENTENCED IN SCHOOL ARSON CASE
FIRES SET AT UNOCCUPIED DWELLINGS IN KINSTON
MAN SENTENCED IN ARSON CASE
BREAK-INS, ARSON BEING INVESTIGATED
HENDERSON MAN FACES ARSON CHARGE
PROSECUTOR TELLS JUDGE WAREHOUSE FIRE DELIBERATE
CAUSE OF NIGHTCLUB FIRE INVESTIGATED
FRANKLIN COUNTY FIRE IS DECLARED AN ARSON CASE
SECOND MILL FIRE IN 5 DAYS BREAKS
TWO PERSONS FOUND SLAIN IN FAYETTEVILLE
WARRANTS ISSUED IN SLAYING OF TRANSVESTITE
POLICE SAY MAN BURNED DIRTY HOUSE
CLEANUP MAY BE COSTLY
15-YEAR-OLD FACING FOUR ARSON CHARGES
FORSYTH WOMAN FOUND INJURED AT HER HOME
FBI SUPSECTS ARSON IN COURTHOUSE FIRE
TEENS CHARGED WITH CHURCH FIRE
ARSON SUSPECTED IN U.S. COURTHOUSE BLAZE
SLASHED THROAT KILLED WOMAN FOUND IN FIRE
STABBING VICTIM'S N.J. HOME TO BE SEARCHED
FRANKLIN FIRE BELIEVED SET
IMMUNITY QUESTIONED IN ACQUITTAL
VANDALS SET FIRE TO MADISON COUNTY COURTHOUSE
CHARGES FILED IN BEATING, HOUSE BURNING CASE
ARSON SUSPECTED IN BURNING OF HISTORIC FRANKLIN HOME
JACKSONVILLE HIGH SCHOOL FIRE IS CALLED ARSON
STATE POSTS REWARD IN HIGH POINT ARSON CASE
PARKWAY FIRES 'HAD TO BE SET »
GUILTY PLEA REFUSED
ARSON, ATTEMPTED MURDER CHARGES FILED
SBI EXPANDING PROBE INTO FIRE AT SCHOOL OFFICE
HOMELESS MAN CHARGED WITH ARSON
ARSON, ORANGE COUNTY
ARSON IS SUSPECTED IN HILLSBOROUGH FIRE
SBI ENDS INVESTIGATION OF HILLSBOROUGH BLAZE
SBI! HILLSBOROUGH FIRE SET
SBi: FATAL HILLSBOROUGH FIRE WAS SET
ARSON CAUSE OF LOUNGE FIRE
OWNER OFFERS REWARD TO CATCH ARSONIST
ART
SEE ALSO AFRICAN ART
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, ART
SEE ALSO COLLAGE
SEE ALSO COMPUTER ART
SEE ALSO EGYPTIAN ART
SEE ALSO FRESCO
SEE ALSO FUNK ART
SEE ALSO JAPAN, ART
SEE ALSO PAINTINGS
SEE ALSO PERFORMANCE ART
SEE ALSO VISIONARY ART
SEE ALSO WEARABLE ART
LAWYER! INVESTORS MAY PROFIT FROM ART
TEXANS WILL SHOWCASE SECOND WOMAN KEYNOTER
CONFESSION OF A LOW-BROW! I DIDN'T RECOGNIZE THIS ART
ART & CRAFT MATERIALS INSTITUTE
ART, CRAFT MATERIALS INSTITUTE HONORS DUKE'S 60LDWATER
ART AUCTIONS
SEE ALSO AUCTIONS
:cts
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1
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1
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5
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3
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6/17/1988 C
1
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6/17/1988 C
2
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6/29/1988 B
9
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7/01/1988 B
11
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7/01/1988 A
4
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6
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11
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7/27/1983 B
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6
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1
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CHH 1
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3 P N R63
H 2 1/14/1988 A 1 N
H 2 7/09/1988 A 4 E
H 2 9/11/1988 B 1 U N36
H 2 3/26/1988 B 8 N
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ANNUAL
1/01/1988
INDEX B
12/31/1988
Y SUBJECTS
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S
ART RECEPTION RAISES $16,821 FOR DUKE MARROW TRANSPLANTS
AUCTION DATE CHOSEN WISELY
BIZARRE BAZAAR
IK £ 1 K» TO MUSEUM
AUCTION WAS A SUCCESS
ART EDUCATION
raBurro fecem award for fromoting art education
ART EXHIBITIONS, DUKE UNIM.
"WlRMKIftw s» . «
KisSy^inI'Kentary art to light
SS&SfLSi Woke art museum show Russian roots
IB HB MB Hft Husgji 4 qRPRTSE
MlMEfauwnip- ™
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ART W&W for triangle exhibits t urn|
criirr ^Tl TftFN^S ART 'MUSEUM OBJECTS » AT NCCU
wmK^tty raBOn he>s getting support now
YOUNG PEOPLE COOK UP FEAST FOR THE EYES
BIG PICTURES BY LEEBRICK
BIGGER IS BETTER
siffiE M^-BW IN THIS ACTION-PACKED ART...
BRAVOEWIBIT OFFERS MORE ™\^ISM
UV G» T S A ^ BY 1 SK), ON DISPLAY AT DUKE...
ART IS FOUND IN MANY FORMS
^IecrIt'heartsTflowers,' a sm OF 20 RADIOGRAPH images...
HALL SUTURES OFFER SURPRISES AT DUKE
DUKE SHOW ALL FABLES, FANTASIES
SlLeSf^TURE FU^mDITION, SENSUOUS ALLURE
SffiuRSOHETY TO EXHIBIT JURIED SHOW
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1/23/1988 D
2/04/1988 D
2/12/1988 D
2/14/1988 A
2/18/1988
2/19/1988
2/19/1988
3/03/1988
3/11/1988
3/13/1988
3/18/1988
3/25/1988 -
3/26/1988 B
3/29/1988 A
4/01/1988 D
4/03/1988 B
4/06/1988 C
4/06/1988 C
4/14/1983 D
4/15/1988 D
4/16/1988 C
4/21/1988 D
4/22/1988 D
4/29/1988 D
5/03/1988 B
5/20/1988
5/26/1988
5/27/1988
6/15/1988
6/29/1983
7/07/1983
10
10
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6
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9
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7
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10
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11
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N
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N 180
N
668
G68
668
668
668
-LX630-
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/1988
INDEX BY
12/31/1988
SUBJE
JOHN BOX LIKES TO JUXTAPOSE IMAGES...
DURHAM ART GUILD OPENS SOLO DOUBLE BILL SUNDAY
TRIANGLE ARTISTS' WORK TO BE SHOWN IN DUKE EXHIBITION
CHORNEAU— 'BUTTERFLY' IMAGES AHARONI— FIBER THE MESSAGE
GUILD OPENS FIRST ART SHOW IN NEW GALLERIES
NEW EXHIBITS, NEW SPACE
A LITTLE BIT OF THIS, A LITTLE BIT OF THAT
'PATRONAGE' STRIKES THE RIGHT NOTE FOR ART
GARDINER-BALBO SHOW OPENING AT SOMERHILL
EHRMAN-MANDEL COMPOSITES OPEN SUNDAY AT 7TH STREET
STUDENTS' PHOTOS SELECTED FOR NATIONAL TOUR
♦SWEET SILENT THOUGHT,' AN EXHIBITION OF PHOTOGRAPHS BY SALLY MANN
LONDON SHOW WELCOME, BUT TOO LIMITED, TRIBUTE
COMPUTER ART ON DISPLAY TODAY
INDIAN, TIBETAN ART SHOW OPENS TODAY
MUSUEM DISPLAYS COMPUTER ART
OF PATTERNS, PAPER AND POTTERY, PAINT
ANN ERINGHAUS CAUGHT THIS PHOTO OF A 21-POUND CATCH, A FLOUNDER,.,.
DURHAM BENEFITS FROM NEW WAVE AT DUKE
DINOSAUR IMAGES UNEARTHED
CAROUSEL ANIMALS, KIMONOS WERE TOP EXHIBITIONS OF 1988
ART EXHIBITIONS, INTERNATIONAL
OFF THE BEATEN TRACK; DONATO GRILLO RETURNS TO ITALY AN EXHIBITOR
ALL THE WORLD'S AN EASEL
FASHIONS SHOW THAT SURREAL IDEAS PERSIST
ENGLISH GALLERY GETS FRENCH ART BY WAY OF USSR
DIRTY OLD MAN OR CELEBRANT OF LIFE? PICASSO EXHIBIT IN LONDON...
ART EXHIBITIONS, N.C.
SEE ALSO ARTISTS, N.C.
SEE ALSO KERR LAKE SPRING ART SHOW
SEE ALSO WAKE COUNTY ARTISTS* EXHIBITION
'87 A BANNER YEAR FOR TRIANGLE EXHIBITS
ARTIST PABLO PICASSO
A LOOK BACK, A LOOK AHEAD
JACQUES-HENRI LARTIGUE'S 'BIBI*
'RAPTURE' HAS UNITY, 'CELEBRATION' TOO MUCH
'JAZZ' BY BEARDEN FOCUS OF ART SHOW
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7 P P
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2
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2
7/08/1988 A
11 N
H
2
9/09/1988 D
10 P R G68
H
2
9/15/1988 B
1 N U66
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2
9/15/1988 D
6 P P
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9/16/1988 D
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9/23/1988 D
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2
9/30/1988 D
11 N
H
2 10/14/1988 D
6 N
S
2
10/25/1988 C
1 P N S92
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2 11/03/1983 D
6 P P
H
2
11/04/1988 D
8 P R 668
H
2 11/11/1988 D
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2 11/12/1988 B
8 N
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2
11/14/1988 B
1 P N T33
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11/18/1988 D
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2 12/08/1988 D
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2
12/23/1988 D
8 P R G68
S
2
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4 P F B71
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2
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2
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2
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6 P R G68
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THE HOUSE THAT RICHARD BUILT! RJR'S 'BUNGALOW' AN UNUSUAL HOME FOR... ART H
MS. GROSVENOR SPEAKS ABOUT GULLAH ROOTS S
N.C. STATE 'ICONS' GOOD SURVEY OF 'IN' ART H
ENO TRAIL PHOTOS GO ON VIEW IN RALEIGH SUNDAY H
SEEING THE BIG PICTURE H
SEEING THE BIG PICTURE H
SAYONARA, JAPAN; HELLO, N.C. S
'RAMESSES' SHOW A GRAND GESTURE, BUT AT WHAT COST? H
N.C. MUSEUM OF ART SHOWING WORKS OF MINNIE EVANS H
'RIFFS'! COLORS OF MUSIC H
JAPANESE OFFICIAL TO ATTEND OPENING H
ROBES OF ELEGANCE; N.C. ART MUSEUM EXHIBIT SHOWS ORIENTAL CLOTHES... H
ROBES OF ELEGANCE! KIMONOS OFFER A GLIMPSE INTO THE MIND OF JAPAN H
MOVIES, MUSIC, TALKS, TOURS AIMED FOR RECORD CROWDS H
KIMONOS; N.C. ART MUSEUM PUTS ON NEW CLOTHES! JAPANESE ROBES S
'ROBES' A BREATHTAKING VOYEUR EXPERIENCE H
GALLERIES FEATURE PULLED TRADITION, SENSUOUS ALLURE H
A LOOK S
PICK WHAT YOU LIKE AT WAKE ARTISTS' SHOW H
•WALKING ANGEL' INSPIRES SYMPOSIUM ON VISIONARY ART S
'GNARL,' BY GREGORY AMENOFF, IS PART OF THE EXHIBITION... S
•THINKING REED' AN OTHERWORLD FROM TOWN EAST H
ARTIST'S WORKS ON EXHIBIT IN OXFORD H
'BLESSING' OPENS S
BLESSINGS FROM THE SOURCE S
MESSAGES IN THE WOODS; VISIONARY ARTISTS CREATE WORLDS IN OTHER LANDS S
•SYMBOLS' SALVATION FOR VISIONARY ANNIE HOOPER H
CERAMIC WORKS ON VIEW AT MUSEUM S
PRINTS CORPORATION BLAND; CLAY FANTASY FUNNY H
SHOWCASE ROSTER REACHES 55 H
•DO-IT-YOURSELF' ART SHOW FOR KIDS COMING NEXT WEEK H
1/01/1988 D
1/08/1988 D
1/15/1988 D
1/15/1988 D
1/22/1988 D
1/22/1988 D
1/29/1988 D
2/04/1988 A
2/05/1988 D
2/12/1988 D
2/19/1988 D
2/19/1988 D
2/25/1988 D
2/26/1988 D
2/28/1988 D
3/04/1988 D
3/08/1988 B
3/11/1988 D
3/11/1988 D
3/11/1988 D
3/17/1988 D
3/18/1988 D
3/25/1988 D
3/31/1988 D
4/01/1988 D
4/07/1988 D
4/07/1988 D
4/08/1988 D
4/16/1988 C
4/21/1988 D
4/28/1988 D
5/05/1988 D
5/06/1988 D
5/12/1988 D
5/13/1988 D
5/13/1988 D
5/20/1988 D
10
15
9
16
9
13
12
11
8
11
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13
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7
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12
9
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B71
668
668
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HONTHLY/
ANNUAL
1/01/1988
INDEX B
12/31/1988
Y SUBJECTS
PAGE 102
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SSK5>- RATHER PUT IT ON THE WALL
K? ^WraE IN&S OF SUVE-BCRN ARTIST
ARTSPACE SHOWS WORK OF BYNUM VISIONARY
^FIGURATION^i wk' FROH BAY ON WAY
KfHBJSVtmMi
"M SS> IS PART OF...SHOU AT N.C. MUSEUM OF ART
F^cf PARTyTg SPU«TOtISTS, ACTORS OFFER WARES
EXHIBIT LEaWrISCO ART STORY ONLY HALF TOLD
MUSEUM TOEXHIBIT ART PROFESSOR'S MORK
KHnbUMunr sexless
■HbBWkHft THE MESSAGE
SBh? fe"ON OH IttSPLAY
HHH9HH fe.saaw'&a. . «
Sis SI'S BW?
rSt^ES EXHIBIT RAWING BETTER THAN EXPECTED
cKnTYOF CLAY COMES THROUGH IN PROCTOR BRONZE
QUALITY EMERGES IN 'REALISM'
?Ca0SSAL' CHUCKLE SHARED
RRTRHT PRIDE. BLESSED LAND
WIGHT OBJECTS FROM A BLESSED LAND
OF PATTERNS, PAFER *D POTTERY, PAINT
landscape: DESIGN SUBJECT at art museum
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SEE ALSO FORGERY „ „_,
UNC SCHOLAR IS ARTISTIC SLEUTH
^IIhFaLSO TRANSLUMINAL EXTRACTION CATHETER
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5/20/1988 D
6/03/1983 D
6/18/1988 A
7/01/1988 D
7/08/1983 D
7/08/1988 D
7/15/1988 D
7/21/1988 A
7/22/1988 D
7/28/1988 D
7/31/1983 A
8/04/1988 D
8/12/1988 D
8/13/1988 B
8/19/1988 D
8/26/1988 D
8/30/1988 A
9/02/1988 D
9/08/1988 D
9/08/1988 D
9/09/1988 D
9/09/1988
9/09/1988
9/10/1988
9/22/1983
9/30/1988 -
10/06/1988 D
10/11/1988 B
10/14/1988 D
10/14/1988 D
10/15/1988 C
10/19/1988 C
10/21/1988 D
10/28/1983 D
11/03/1988 D
11/11/1988 D
11/11/1988 D
11/18/1988 D
11/18/1988 D
11/25/1988 D
11/25/1988 D
12/09/1988 D
12/09/1988 D
12/15/1988 D
12/16/1988 D
12/22/1988 D
12/29/1988 D
12/30/1988 D
BYL
9
9
7
7
10
11
12
8
6
7
8
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8
3
7
8
6
10
3
3
10
10
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11
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6
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9
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R G68
U W15
R G68
N
N
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N
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R
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N
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N S76
N
G68
G59
G68
B71
G68
668
12 P F W66
10 P R G68
11 N
10
11
10
10
10
6
1
7
5
R 668
N
R G68
N
G68
B71
G68
1/01/1988 D
1/29/1988 D
3/09/1988 B
7/20/1983 B
11/11/1988 D
CHH 1 12/03/1988 A
R 668
R G68
N
F S27
R 668
N
H 2 6/03/1988 D 3 R S66
H 2 11/13/1988 D 1 P F U80
H 2 1/22/1988 C 4 N D80
H 2 4/25/1988 A 6 U 678
H 2 8/23/1988 B 1 N
H 2 12/06/1988 C 16 N D80
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ARTHRITIS
SEE ALSO N.C, FOUNDATION FOR ARTHRITIS
HOORAY FOR ASPIRIN - AND A FEW ALTERNATIVES
DISABLED N.C. VETERAN SPENDS 38 YEARS FIGHTING BUREAUCRACY OF VA...
DRUGS FOR ARTHRITIS HELP MOST, BUT MAY CAUSE INTESTINAL WOES
MEDICAL SCHOOL GRANT
ABOUT TO BOOGIE
ARTHROSCOPIC SURGERY
SEE ALSO SURGERY
JAW SURGERY EASIER, LESS PAINFUL
LEGISLATOR HOBBLING BUT BACK AT SESSION
ARTHUR D. LITTLE, INC.
LID LIFTED ON SMOKING RISK DATA
ARTHUR M. SACKLER GALLERY OF ASIAN AND NEAR EASTERN ART
SEE ALSO ASIA
SEE ALSO MUSEUMS, U.S.
SEE ALSO SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION
SMITHSONIAN DIGS AND BRIGHTENS UP MUSEUM HORIZONS
ARTHUR YOUNG AND CO.
LAW FIRM PLEDGES $1,000 TO GROUP
ARTIE AWARDS
SEE ALSO ARTS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO AWARDS
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, DURHAM, ARTS SUPPORT
SEE ALSO DURHAM ARTS COUNCIL
ARTS COUNCIL CAMPAIGN SHORT $190,000 (CORRECTION PRINTED 6-24-88)
ARTIFICIAL GILLS
SEE ALSO UNDERWATER RESEARCH
'ARTIFICIAL GILL' FIND LEADS RESEARCHERS TO CLEANING SPONGE
ARTIFICIAL HEARTS
SEE ALSO HEART SURGERY
SEE ALSO JARVIK HEART
AGENCY REVERSES DECISION; WORK ON ARTIFICIAL HEART WILL CONTINUE
MAN KEPT ALIVE BY ARTIFICIAL HEART DEVICE DIES
ARTIFICIAL REEF
NORTH CAROLINA NOW HAS CONTROL OF ARTIFICIAL REEFS
ARTIFICIAL SEAWEED
SEE SEAWEED
ARTIFICIAL SWEETENER
SEE ALSO SACCHARIN
HEALTH QUERIES REMAIN FOR USE OF ARTIFICIAL SWEETENERS
ARTIFICIAL VOICE MACHINES
SEE ALSO VOICE
SILENT VOICES SPEAK VOLUMES
ARTISTS, BLACK
SELMA BURKE WINS FAME IN SCULPTURE
COMEDY, INTUITION FOUND IN WORKS OF SLAVE-BORN ARTIST
ARTISTS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. ARTISTS-IN-RESIDENCE
SEE ALSO EMERGING ARTISTS PROGRAM
THE VENABLE! THE ARTS COME HOME TO ROOST UNDER ONE ROOF
WINTER WAS PRETTY ROUGH, BUT HE'S GETTING SUPFORT NOW
OFF THE BEATEN TRACK; DONATO GRILLO RETURNS TO ITALY AN EXHIBITOR
'LIVING MURAL' CELEBRATES WORKERS
'OPRAH' ARTIST
ILLUSTRATOR COMBINES LOVE OF ART, MEDICINE
CHH 1
S 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
6/10/1988 A
6/28/1988 A
8/03/1988 A
9/14/1988 B
9/16/1988 C
6 U
4 U
8 U
8 N
3 P P
T37
H 2 6/14/1988 A 9 N
H 1 6/24/1988 C 1 P N
H 2 1/30/1988 A 1 N
H 2 1/29/1988 D 10 P R G68
H 2 4/30/1988 C 6 N
H 2 6/16/1988 B 1 N C19
H 2 7/23/1988 B 3 N D80
H 2 7/03/1988 A 1 N
S 2 9/16/1988 A 1 N
H 2 2/11/1988 C 8 N
CHH 1 8/26/1988 A 6 N
2 4/29/1988 B 1 P F S27
H 2 2/02/1988 D 9 P F
H 2 7/01/1988 D 7 P F
1/08/1988
1/14/1988
4/29/1988
5/11/1988
6/09/1988
7/10/1988
F 668
F B71
F W66
F S56
P L38
N A80
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JOB- AND PUNISHMENT FROM 6RANDM0M
THE CUBED CIRCLE
ARTICLES ARTICLES ...
S0ME S PE0PLE°SIMF1Y DON'T WANT TO SIGN A BLANK SHIRT
SVPoK SSM&SSffl LONDON, CHARLES EATON
^fe™™ WOODS, VISIONARY ARTISTS CREATE WORLDS IN OTHER LANDS
m Wksom EXHIBITIONS, N.C.
SEE >$3 TS^I^S OF ART SHOW
BU^ffl^S'S TO MARRIAGE, «ERGOBUSINESS
ffilNG ANGEL' Wires symposium on visionary art
ARTIST^ WORKS ON EXHIBIT IN OXFORD
B£ WJUKBWSt IT INTO ARTWORK
SarMSr^y funny
SHOWCASE ROSTER REACHES 55
SEEING THINGS , ^ Am
ALL THE WORLD'S AN EASEL
GRAFFITI DRAWING LANDS ARTIST A
KMsfs DISPLAY WARES y
SoN S CaLraWLL G BE HOST FOR SEMINAR ON N.C. ART WORK
ART caLECTING^JFLEiHOUS WORKS FROM N.C.
TAR E HEEL L BLUES ARTISTS HONORED IN WASHINGTON
CHAPEL HILL ARTIST WINS HENDERSON SHOW
PAINTING IS HIS NATURAL PASSION
•DAMES J. DEANS' GRAND & MATURE
^^S^EsTtHe"™; VISIONARY ARTISTS CREATE WORLDS IN OTHER LANDS
KpIECEfl KlNUTESi ARTIST'S TECHNIQUES PUT SPEED INTO HER BRUSH
THESE AREN'T MASTERPIECES
FAST, BUT DON'T CALL IT ART
ARTISTS AGAINST APARTHEID
SEE RESEARCttlR R S POLITICAL TWIST IN ROCK VIDEOS
™1 S ALS0 ACOUIRED P IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNTOOME, MJRHAM CASES
SEE ALSO NORTH CAROLINA/DANCING FOR LIFE
HOLLY NEAR PERFORMS AIDS BENEFIT CONCERT
DANtfRM3DEATH MOVES ARTISTS TO ACT
AIDS VICTIMS HOMELESS
tmff Y^R HAS FUN WITH POP COLLABORATION
HOLLY NEAR PERFORMS AIDS BENEFIT CONCERT
EXTRA &SMAREXCEPTIONAL NEAR SHOW
ItlSlrmBnfM TFFMENCERT HONORS LEE CONNOR WORK
ffi^OR^IFE' A SPIRITED CELEBRATION OF LIFE, OF LOVE
.OFT BENEFIT ECLECTIC SAMPLER OF TRIANGLE DANCE
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— DATE — C -PG
8/18/1988 D
9/15/1988 D
9/29/1988 B
10/02/1988 B
11/09/1988 B
11/24/1988 D
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I T
L Y
L P BYL
P F B71
N G59
P P S76
P U N36
P F G59
P F B71
S 2 5/05/1988 D 1 P G B71
H 2 1/22/1988 D 13 P F W66
S 2 1/28/1988 D
4 N
H 2 2/22/1988 B
1 P N P41
S 2 4/07/1988 D
2 P F B71
H 1 4/16/1988 C
1 P N J20
H 2 4/26/1988 C
5 N R80
H 2 4/26/1988 C
5 P N
S 2 4/28/1988 D
1 P F B71
S 2 5/05/1988 D
1 P G B71
. H 1 5/07/1988 C
1 P N P41
S 2 5/12/1988 D
12 N
H 2 5/13/1988 D
9 P R G68
H 2 5/13/1988 D
9 P N
S 2 5/19/1988 D
1 P G B71
H 2 5/22/1988 E
1 P F S56
H 2 6/12/1988 C
8 P N
CHH 1 6/15/1988 A
1 P P L38
CHH 1 6/18/1988 A
7 P N S63
H 2 6/29/1988 B
16 N
H 2 7/08/1988 D
10 P N
CHH 1 7/17/1988 A
3 P P L38
H 1 7/22/1988 C
1 N
CHH 1 8/01/1988 A
2 P N M25
H 2 8/26/1988 D
8 P R G68
H 2 9/30/1988 A
8 P F Zll
H 2 10/01/1988 A
1 P N
H 2 10/14/1988 C
4 N H60
H 2 11/11/1988 A
7 P F S56
H 2 12/16/1988 D
6 R G68
S 2 5/05/1988 D
1 P G B71
S 2 8/04/1988 D
1 P F B71
,. H 2 10/26/1988 B
1 P F Zll
H 2 11/02/1988 A
4 L
H 2 11/08/1988 A
4 L
CHH 1 6/26/1988 A
3 N K&5
S 2 2/04/1988 D
10 N
S 2 2/18/1988 D
1 P F B71
S 2 2/18/1988 D
2 N B71
S 2 2/25/1988 D
7 P P
H 2 2/26/1988 D
9 P F W66
S 2 3/03/1988 D
8 P N
H 2 3/08/1988 A
15 R P10
S 2 3/24/1988 D
3 P F B71
H 2 3/25/1988 D
4 P F U66
S 2 3/31/1988 D
4 R B71
H 2 4/01/1988 D
8 P R P10
ARTS, DURHAM
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I T
L Y
L P BYL
SEE ALSO ARTIE AWARDS
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, DURHAM, ARTS SUPPORT
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. INSTITUTE OF THE ARTS
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C., ARTS COMPLEX PROPOSAL (NAMED ROYALL CENTER FOR
SEE ALSO DURHAM ARTS COUNCIL
SEE ALSO DURHAM ARTS COUNCIL, COUNCIL FOR CREATIVE ARTS IN THE PUBLIC
SEE ALSO REVIEWS, THEATER
ARTICLES,.,
ARTICLES. . ,
UNDER ONE ROOF
THE VENABLE! THE ARTS COME HOME TO ROOST UNDER ONE ROOF
ARTICLES'. VOLUNTEERS NEEDED; GRANTS AVAILABLE
ARTICLES! DAC SEEKS ENTRIES FOR 'MAGIC FLUTE' POSTER
FINE ARTS, FUN ARTS TO PLAY KEY ROUES IN REVITALIZATION
ARTICLES! DURHAM STUDENTS RECEIVE ART AWARDS
ARTICLES! VOLUNTEERS NEEDED
articles: CIOMPI quartet PRAISED
articles: best to sing with Savoyards in spring
articles articles
pride in place
articles...
drama club gives children taste of the arts
extravaganza in arts
articles: rocrae holds auditions for 'amen corner'
articles,.,
articles: adf calls home
articles'. 'magic flute' needs help
articles, , .
articles articles
articles: ACKLAND RECEIVES PORTRAIT BY GORKY
COMMISSIONERS SHOULD GIVE ARTS MORE FUNDS
DURHAM WRITER WINS PRIZE
STAGEHANDS HELP 'MAGIC FLUTE'
ARTICLES ARTICLES
CLASSY SUMMER PLANNED
CALLING ALL ARTISTS
ARTICLES...
DURHAM WILL GET JAZZ INSTITUTE
ARTICLES ARTICLES
JAZZ INSTITUTE WILL BOOST CITY'S ARTS REPUTATION
CITY'S ARTS EXPLOSION IS A BOOST TO TRIANGLE
ARTICLES...
ARTICLES! DOROTHY BORDEN WINS DANCE AWARD
ARTICLES
FIVE POINTS FOUNTAIN MIGHT BE AWASH WITH CULTURE: A CAST BRONZE...
FIVE POINTS FOUNTAIN MIGHT BE AWASH WITH CULTURE! A CAST BRONZE...
COLLECTOR DRAWS BIG FUTURE FOR DOWNTOWN AS AN ARTS CENTER
ARTICLES! AUDITIONS, APPOINTEES, POET IN SPOTLIGHT
MOORE SCULPTURE MEANINGLESS AMALGAMATION
ADF, N.C. ARTS COUNCIL GET NEW ADMINISTRATORS
ARTICLES! AWARDS, AUDITIONS
ARTICLES...
ARTICLES! NOW IS THE TIME TO AUDITION FOR CHOIR, PLAY
ARTICLES! ART MUSEUM NEEDS VOLUNTEERS
'MASTERPIECE FOR THE ARTS' SET TO OPEN
ARTICLES ARTICLES...
'GOOD MORNING' DURHAM
ARTS UNWRAPPED DURING CENTERFEST
BIG WEEKEND FOR THE ARTS
ARTICLES ARTICLES ...
ARTICLES! AUDITIONS ANNOUNCED
ARTICLES! AUDITIONS ANNOUNCED
ARTICLES ...
ARTICLES; SNAKES ALIVE! TAME REPTILE NEEDED FOR ARTSCENTER SHOW
ARTICLES...
ARTICLES ARTICLES
ARTICLES ARTICLES...
ARTICLES ...
ARTICLES ...
ARTICLES! WALK-ONS NEEDED
THE ARTS)
SCHOOLS
1/07/1988
1/07/1988
1/08/1988
1/08/1988
1/14/1988
1/28/1988
2/02/1988
2/04/1988 D
2/11/1988 D
2/18/1988 D
3/03/1988 D
3/10/1988
3/16/1988
3/17/1988
3/19/1988
4/03/1988
4/07/1988 D
4/14/1988 D
4/21/1988
4/28/1988
5/05/1988
5/12/1988
5/19/1988
5/25/1988
5/26/1988
6/02/1988
6/02/1988 D
6/02/1988 D
6/09/1988 D
6/16/1988 D
6/21/1988 A
6/23/1988 D
6/24/1988 A
6/29/1988 A
6/30/1988 D
7/07/1988 D
7/09/1988
7/10/1988
7/10/1988
7/10/1988
7/14/1988
7/19/1988
7/28/1988
8/04/1988 D
8/11/1988 D
8/18/1988 D
8/25/1988 D
8/26/1988 C
9/01/1988 D
9/08/1988 D
9/08/1988 D
9/15/1988 D
9/15/1988 D
9/22/1988 D
9/29/1988 D
10/06/1988 D
10/13/1988 D
10/20/1988 D
10/27/1988 D
11/10/1988 D
11/17/1988 D
11/24/1988 D
12/01/1988 D
N G59
N 659
P P T37
P F G68
N 859
N G59
P Q Zll
N G59
N 659
N 659
N 659
N 659
E
N 659
P N A80
E
N
N 659
N 659
N 659
N 659
N 659
D N 659
E
P N 659
P F B71
N G59
N
N G59
N 659
P N U66
N 659
E
E
N 659
P N 659
N 659
P N N36
P N N36
P N N36
N 559
L
N 659
N 659
N 659
N 659
N G59
P N G59
N G59
P F B71
P F B71
N
N 659
N 659
N G59
N 659
N 659
N 659
N 659
N 659
N 659
N 659
N G59
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llSi^^THll^fp^™ AUDITIONS, APPLY FOR GRANTS
ARTICLES! UINNERS announced
ART QFF N i| C =0 ALAMANCE COUNTY ARTS EXPERIENCE
H ALSO tfP^IAN ENVIRONMENTAL ARTS CENTER
SEE ALSO ARTS ADVOCATES
iaBMEtflD9hnflb«-
SE ALSO GOVERNOR'S MANSION
SEE ALSO HENDERSON ANNUAL JURIED ART SHOW
SEE ALSO N.C. ART PROJECT
E fti fekSMftSfs co^il
^C^0^S T M T ^^lET TO GROU AGAIN
S GETS MONEY, POETS CAN TOO
AWCCATe'sAYS ARTS VIABLE INVESTMENT
mjpqTMFNT IN ARTS PAYS OFF BIG IN STATE
CITY'S^TS EXPLOSION IS A BOOST TO TRIANGLE
KuIp fflfeWS!. ECONOMY EACH YEAR
NEW BILL FUNDS MORE PUBLIC ART
ARTICLES:' ART MUSEUM NEEDS VOLUNTEERS
KENAN UINS STATE ARTS AWARD
^l^ALSO AMERICAN ACADEMY OF ARTS WD SCIENCES
ST ALSO BUSINESSES, U.S., ARTS SUPPORT
SEE ALSO NMIONALENDoWnT FOR THE ARTS i
§1 ALSO NATIONAL GALLERY OF ART (UASHINGTON, D.C.)
SEE ALSO SOUTHERN ARTS FEDERATION
^^ARTS, N.C.
^AI^T^'iAYfJTsTAI^IN^ST^
art?&MI i'nt! KM^ YE^
NEW BILL FUNDS MORE PUBLIC ART
"VS&Sc! Sy ARTS EXPERIENCE
^ T §£^ L ™»BCRO ARTSCENTER (FORKERLY CARRBORO ART SCHOOL)
SE ARTOTtfflcTORS^TO HEAL AS WELL AS ENTERTAIN
ftRTSP »RAPTURE' HAS UNITY, 'CELEBRATION' TOO MUCH
ARTSPACE SHOTS WORK OF BYNUN VISIONARY
ROSENTHAL 'SERMONS' REVIVED
AfrrSl ^utofiDA rneco opens artsplosure
ASB ^E°ALSO CHAPa HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS, ASBESTOS
SEE ALSO ilB CITY SCHOOLS, ASBESTOS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, ASBESTOS
H ALSO GRAWILLE COUNTY SCHOOLS, ASBESTOS
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S 2 12/08/1988 D 14 N G59
S 2 12/15/1988 D 4 N G59
S 2 12/22/1988 D 9 N
S 2 12/29/1988 D 5 N G59
H 2
S 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
CHH 1
1/15/1988
3/24/1938
3/24/1983
6/09/1988
6/13/1988
6/29/1988
8/04/1983
8/04/1988
8/11/1988
8/11/1988 D
8/25/1988 D
11/16/1983 A
D
D
D
D
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A
D
D
D
10
F C19
3
N G59
9
N
10
N
4
E
4
E
3
N G59
12
N
9
N
12
N G59
10
N G59
10
N L90
H 2 1/29/1983 D
H 2 4/22/1983 D
H 2 6/05/1988 D
H 2 6/10/1983 C
5 P F L59
9 P F L59
5 U G33
2 N
H 2 6/09/1938 D 10 N
H 2 6/13/1988 A 4 E
S 2 8/04/1988 D 12 N
S 2 8/11/1988 D 9 N
H 2 6/01/1988 B 9 N K65
H 2 1/22/1988 D 9 P R G68
H 2 7/08/1988 D 10 P N
H 2 9/30/1988 D 24 N
H 2 4/29/1983 DUN
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SEE ALSO INSULATION
GRANVILLE BOARD LEADER GIVES 'STATE OF THE COUNTY' ADDRESS
PERSON COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD IS TOLD ASBESTOS CLEANUP COSTS MAY BE HIGH
BURLINGTON SCHOOLS SUING OVER ASBESTOS
PERSON SCHOOL BOARD OKS SEWAGE TREATMENT STUDY
ASBESTOS INSPECTION COULD COST CHAPEL HILL SCHOOLS UP TO $50,000
ASBESTOS, ACID FOG TOPICS OPEN AIR POLLUTION MEETING
COURTHOUSE RENOVATION MAY COST EXTRA BUCKS
SETTLEMENT MAY END SUIT OVER ASBESTOS
MORE WORK AT DHS MAY COST $1 MILLION
CHATHAM NOW SHY 3 PRINCIPALS
BURLINGTON SCHOOLS GET $835,000 IN SETTLEMENT
TOBACCO-ASBESTOS LINK FOCUS OF PA. TRIAL
ASBESTOS REMOVAL BID OK'D FOR SCHOOLS
HAMMONDS' RESIGNATION ACCEPTED 'WITH SADNESS'
HOME SCHOOL TESTING BILL GETS TENTATIVE N.C. SENATE APPROVAL
HOSPITAL FINED FOR ASBESTOS IN BUILDING
LEARNING TO COUNT
PA. TOBACCO LITIGANTS LOSE, WIN
SCHOOLS SAY ASBESTOS DATE SHOULD PRESENT NO PROBLEM
DUKE TO REMOVE DORM'S ASBESTOS BY FALL SEMESTER
ASBESTOS INSPECTION ON TARGET AT SCHOOLS
ASBESTOS WORKERS CAUTIOUS
ALLRED BLASTS 'ILLEGAL DUMP' NEAR BUS GARAGE
ASBESTOS FOUND BURIED IN ALAMANCE
SOME LIKE IT HOT; SOME LIKE IT COLD
SCHOOLS IN N.C. SPENDING $8.4 MILLION TO FIND ASBESTOS
ALAMANCE SCHOOLS PROMISE PROBE
ASBESTOS SURVEY TO COST SCHOOLS $8.4 MILLION
BALOG WANTS MORE INFORMATION IN COUNTY SCHOOLS CASE
ASBESTOS TO BE BURIED ON SITE IN ALAMANCE
ALAMANCE SCHOOL OFFICIAL CHARGED WITH EMBEZZLEMENT
ASBESTOS IN AREA SCHOOLS 'NO HAZARD'
PERSON SCHOOLS TO SEND LETTERS ABOUT ASBESTOS
ASBESTOS REMOVAL COST LOW IN DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS
ASBESTOS INSPECTION LETTERS MAILED
ASBURY METHODIST CHURCH
ASBURY CHURCH PROUD TO SEND KIDS TO CAMP
ASHE COUNTY, N.C.
CRIME DOG TAKES BITE FROM BUDGET
ASHE COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEFT.
ASHE COUNTY SHERIFF IMPLICATED IN DEAL INVOLVING CONFISCATED COCAINE
OFFICIAL SAYS NO EVIDENCE FOUND AGAINST SHERIFF
ASHEVILLE, N.C.
EXTRAS WILL BE SOUGHT FOR MOVIE
NO SMOKING ON BUSES
ASHEVILLE GETS RID OF OLD ORDINANCES
RESTAURANT CLOSES AFTER HEPATITIS CASE CONFIRMED
OFFICER USES DRIVE-THRU TO RESCUE N.C. WOMAN
ASHEVILLE NATIVE IN MIDDLE OF EFFORTS TO OVERTHROW NORIEGA
CHAMPION MILL MAY TRY OUT MIXTURE TO CLEAR WATER
CITIZENS OPPOSE CLEARING OF TREES ON 51 ACRES IN ASHEVILLE WATERSHED
GOING HOME AGAIN; MAGISTRATE LEAVING DURHAM FOR NATIVE ASHEVILLE
WATER CONSERVATION IS ORDERED IN ASHEVILLE
OLDER DRIVERS WORRY ABOUT GETTING LICENSES
BAKER DOESN'T WANT TO BE CANDIDATE FOR VICE PRESIDENT
APPLACHIANS TAKE TO THE STAGE
ASHEVILLE FACES OZONE PROBLEM
OVER 5,000 HARLEY RIDERS HOLDING RALLY AT ASHEVILLE
ARCHITECTS GIG SKYLINES; SAY DURHAM HAS 'VITALITY'
DUKAKIS TO VISIT ASHEVILLE FRIDAY
DUKAKIS, QUAYLE STUMP IN N.C; DEMOCRATS TARGET GOP'S VEEP PICK
MARTIN SAYS DUKAKIS RAISED TAX BURDEN OF MASSACHUSETTS
STATE'S TOP DEMOCRATS STICKING BY PRESIDENTIAL TICKET
MOUNTAIN LODGING SCARCE AS FALL FOLIAGE EXPLODES
FALL FOLIAGE PUTS ON DISPLAY, BUT LODGING GROWS SHORT
D — DATE-
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I T
L Y
-PG L P BYL
H
H
H
H
H
H
S
H
S
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
H 1
S 2
H 1
1/21/1988 B
2/04/1988 B
2/09/1988 B
3/11/1988 C
3/22/1988 B
5/03/1988 C
5/07/1988 B
6/04/1988 B
6/06/1988 A
6/08/1988 A
6/09/1988 B
6/13/1988 A
6/14/1988 B
6/14/1988 C
6/14/1988 C
6/22/1988 B
6/24/1988 A
6/25/1988
7/15/1988
7/16/1988
7/22/1988
7/22/1988
8/02/1988
8/04/1988 B
8/08/1988 A
8/09/1988 A
8/10/1988 B
8/10/1988 A
8/17/1988 B
8/17/1988 B
8/31/1988 C
10/01/1988 A
10/13/1988 B
10/13/1988 A
10/26/1988 C
10
N T33
N
N
N
N R71
N M97
N M06
N
M N S92
N S63
N
N
N J40
N S92
N
N
P P C45
N
N Vll
N H02
N S92
P N S92
N T35
P N H60
P N H02
N
N T35
N
N T35
N T35
N T35
N Vll
N
N S92
N
H 2 5/01/1988 A 1 D F P38
H 2 4/07/1988 B 3 N
H
2
2/28/1988 B
10
N
H
1
10/26/1988 C
6
N
H
2
1/13/1988 B
7
N
H
2
2/26/1988 B
5
N
H
2
3/18/1988 A
14
N
S
2
3/18/1988 C
4
N
S
2
3/24/1988 A
3
N
H
2
4/21/1988 C
7
N
H
2
5/21/1988 A
10
N
H
2
5/28/1988 A
11
N
S
2
5/28/1988 C
1 P N B53
H
1
6/10/1988 C
1
N
H
2
6/22/1988 B
5
N
H
2
7/20/1988 B
4 P N
H
2
7/29/1988 D
13 P F W66
H
2
8/07/1988 B
4
N
H
2
8/27/1988 C
6
N
H
2
9/07/1988 C
J
N
H
2 10/05/1988 B
5
N
H
2
10/08/1988 A
1 P N L40
H
2
10/08/1988 A
12 P N
H
1
10/11/1988 B
6
J
S
1
10/21/1988 A
6
N
H
2 10/22/1988 B
3
N
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ANNUAL INDEX
1/01/1988 - 12/31/1988
Y SUBJECTS
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KK^aS^ FOR ^ILLE AREA
ADVOCATES FOR HOMELESS TO HOLD VIGIL
ASH l L Afs§ I KF T ^ CTslVsO NAMES OF PARTICULAR NEWSPAPERS)
ga^ , c®^S re ^tI^JuSisheF S
robert bunnelle, retired asheville publisher
""BMHBWIta ON AIM EME
STui^MKI SINKING THREATENED
ASHEVILLE OTICERFACING SGDOMY CHARGES JAILED
ASHLAND CHEMICAL COMPANY
ST^aKEWoWoSITION TO CHEMICAL PLANT
A ^L°TANXS , SHOULBN'T HAVE BEEN NEAR RIVER
THE MONONGAHELA SPILL
^WgSi CREATING ANXIETY AMONG TAXPAYERS
ASI SEE ALSO ARTHUR M. SACKLER GALLERY OF ASIAN AND NEAR EASTERN ART
THE PAN-ASIAN VISION
ASK THE LAWYER DAY
SEE ALSO LAWYERS, DURHAM
^S^-A^SraH THE SUPERINTENDENT"
ASLEEP AT THE WHEEL (MUSIC GROUP) _^_,
^TFXAN ASLEEPUHEELS INTO DURHAM STREET
ASLEEP ATWEELFINDS THE SOUL OF TEXAS SWING
ASPARAGUS
^T^lK^ARE ASPARAGUS BEDS
ASPARTAME __,»--,
^UTH QUERIES REMAIN FOR USE OF ARTIFICIAL SWEETENERS
DUKE TO STUDY POSSIBLE LINK BETWEEN ASPARTAME, HIVES
ASPHALT
SE y^ &S S waKmVact study on plant
ASPHY »Tqn^R DIES OF ASPHYXIATION IN ROBESON JAIL
C^^PoilBLE INTO StfFOCATION DEATHS
ASPIRIN „,-
SEE ALSO DRUGS ^
^ASP^K'KsT HEAST ATTACK REDISCOVERED
S
E E
D — DATE — C -PG
11/20/1988 B
12/02/1988 C
12/04/1988 B
12/04/1988 B
12/12/1988 A
1
4
6
11
3
T
Y
P
N
N
N
N
N
BYL
H 2 1/07/1988 A
S 2 4/29/1988 A
H 3 4/30/1988 C
H 2 7/01/1988 C
10
3 N
3 N
2 P
H 2 3/27/1988 C 7 N 165
S 2 1/21/1988 A 12 N
H 2 1/23/1988 D 5 N
H 2 3/25/1988 B 5 N
S 2 8/19/1988 C 5 N
H 2 5/26/1988 A 18 N
H 2 8/18/1988 A 16 N
S 2 1/11/1988 A 4 E
H 2 1/14/1988 A 4 E
H 2 2/14/1988 B 11 U L41
H 2 9/19/1988 A 4 E
S 2 4/28/1988 C 5 N
H 2 5/05/1988 C 10 N
H 2 7/01/1988 D 10 F L37
H 2 7/15/1988 D 7 R L37
H 2 5/29/1988 E 14 P U B56
CHH 1 8/26/1988 A 6 N
H 2 12/23/1988 B 3 N
H 2 2/12/1988 C 5 N
S 2 4/16/1988 A 2 N
H 2 5/28/1988 B 3 N
S 2 2/10/1988 A 6 U
-LX630-
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ANNUAL
1/01/1988
INDEX BY
12/31/1988
SUBJECTS
PAGE 109
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ASPIRIN'S WONDERS DIMINISH
SHOULD ASPIRIN BECOME A PRESCRIPTION DRUG?
HOORAY FOR ASPIRIN — AND A FEU ALTERNATIVES
ASSASSINATIONS
KING'S VISITS TO DURHAM REFLECTED NATIONAL EVOLUTION OF THE DREAM
ANGER BURNS IN DURHAM: A KING'S DEATH BREEDS REBELLION IN APRIL, 1968
HEADLINE HAS INAPPROPRIATE
KENNEDY ASSASSINATION BEEFtY MARKS A GENERATION
DEATH OF KENNEDY LEFT LONG-LASTING SCARS
ASSAULTS, CHAPEL HILL
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL, ASSAULTS
CHARGES DROPPED AGAINST UNC ATHLETES
CHARGE DISMISSED AGAINST FORMER DUKE PLAYER
OFFICER CHARGES TUO WITH ASSAULT
SCHOOL MAINTENANCE WORKER ARRESTED
CARRBORO MAN GETS 28 YEARS FOR RAPE
CHAPEL HILL MAN CHARGED WITH ROBBING WOMAN
POLICE LOG/MAN FLEES POLICE AT N.C. MEMORIAL
POLICE LOG/SCUFFLE AT HOUSE LEADS TO CHARGE OF ASSAULT
POLICE LOG/MAN FROM SHELTER CHARGED WITH ASSAULT
POLICE L0G/83-YEAR-OLD MAN ASSAULTED DURING HOUSE ROBBERY
CLARK LIFEGUARD TAKEN OFF DUTY; PAY STOPPED
POLICE LOG/WOMAN CHARGED IN ASSAULT
F-OOL INCIDENT PARTIES TRY DISPUTE SETTLEMENT CENTER
UE ARE LOSING THE ART OF GETTING ALONG
LIFEGUARD CHARGE TO BE DROPPED
POLICE LOG/PITTSBORO MAN ARRESTED FOR ASSAULT
POLICE LOG/FLASHER REPORTED
POLICE LOG/ORANGE COUNTY MAN CHARGED WITH ASSAULT
POLICE LOG/MOTORIST CHARGED WITH ASSAULT
POLICE LOG/EMPLOYEE ASSAULTED, REPORT SAYS
POLICE LOG/CHAPEL HILL MAN CHARGED WITH ASSAULT
POLICE LOG/DEVaOPER CHARGED WITH STRIKING MAN
POLICE LOG/MAN ARRESTED FOR ASSAULT
POLICE LOG/WOMAN ASSAULTED ON UNC CAMPUS
POLICE LOG/GOFORTH'S ASSAULT CHARGE DROPPED
POLICE LOG/MAN CHARGED WITH STRIKING POLICE OFFICER
POLICE LOG/MAN CHARGED IN TRY TO RUN OVER OFFICER
POLICE LOG/2 CHARGED IN FIST FIGHT
POLICE LOG/MAN CHARGED WITH ASSAULTING WOMAN
POLICE LOG/LOCAL MAN CHARGED FOR THROWING ROCK
POLICE LOG/ROBINSON CHARGED IN ASSAULT OF WOMAN
POLICE LOG/DEADLY WEAPON POSSESSION CHARGED
POLICE LOG/UNCONSCIOUS MAN FOUND AT RESTAURANT
POLICE LOG/WOMAN HELD AFTER HITTING POLICEMAN
POLICE LOG/MAN ROBBED, BEATEN AT IFC KITCHEN
POLICE LOG/6 CHARGED AFTER FIGHT AT HARDEE'S
POLICE LOG/MAN ARRESTED FOR ASSAULT, DWI
POLICE LOG/MAN HELD AFTER THREAT, POINTING GUN
POLICE LOG/MAN CHARGED WITH ASSAULT, POSSESSION
POLICE LOG/WOMEN CHARGED IN FIGHT AT STORE
POLICE LOG/ELON STUDENT CHARGED IN NIGHTCLUB FIGHT
POLICE LOG/MASKED MAN ASSAULTS MASSAGE EMPLOYEE
POLICE LOG/FAST-FOOD WORKER CHARGED WITH ASSAULT
POLICE LOG/CHAPEL HILL MAN FACES ASSAULT CHARGE
POLICE LOG/CHAPEL HILL MAN FACES ASSAULT CHARGE
POLICE LOG/MAN CHARGED WITH ASSAULTING WOMAN
POLICE LOG/TEEN-AGER ATTACKED IN SHOPPING MALL
POLICE LOG/MAN FACES TUO ASSAULT CHARGES
POLICE LOG/MAN CHARGED IN CARRBORO ASSAULT
POLICE LOG/TWO MEN ENTER HOME, THREATEN RESIDENT
POLICE LOG/WOMAN ASSAULTED BY MAN IN HER CAR
POLICE LOG/EMPLOYEE HELD FOR ASSAULTING POLICEMAN
POLICE LOG/SUSPECT ROBS WOMAN INSIDE HOME
ASSAULTS, DUKE UNIV.
SEE DUKE UNIV., ASSAULTS
S I T
N E ELY
P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
S 2 2/16/1988 A 4 E
S 2 2/17/1988 A 11 U
CHH 1 6/10/1988 A 6 U
H 2
4/03/1988 A
1 P N N36
H 2
4/03/1988 A
12 P N M51
H 2
9/16/1983 A
4
L
S 2 11/21/1983 A
1 P N M06
S 2 11/22/1988 A
4
E
H 2
1/08/1988 C
1
N W27
H 2
3/18/1988 B
6
N 080
H 2
4/27/1988 C
3
N
H 2
5/13/1988 C
2
N
CHH 1
6/07/1988 A
1
N H90
CHH 1
6/07/1988 A
3
N
CHH 1
6/13/1988 A
3
N
CHH 1
6/16/1988 A
10
N
CHH 1
6/17/1988 A
3
N
CHH 1
7/13/1988 A
3
N
CHH 1
7/14/1988 A
3
N M70
CHH 1
7/20/1988 A
2
N
CHH 1
7/22/1988 A
3
N B21
CHH 1
7/23/1988 A
4
E
CHH 1
7/26/1988 A
3
N M70
CHH 1
8/01/1988 A
3
N
CHH 1
8/02/1988 A
3
N
CHH 1
8/04/1988 A
11
N
CHH 1
8/05/1988 A
3
N
CHH 1
8/07/1988 A
3
N
CHH 1
8/21/1988 A
3
N
CHH 1
9/10/1988 A
3
N
CHH 1
9/11/1988 A
3
N
CHH 1
9/13/1988 A
3
N
CHH 1
9/15/1988 A
3
N
CHH 1
9/23/1988 A
3
N
CHH 1
9/26/1988 A
3
N
CHH 1
9/26/1988 A
11
N
CHH 1
9/26/1988 A
11
N
CHH 1
9/28/1988 A
3
N
CHH 1
9/29/1988 A
3
N
CHH 1
10/01/1988 A
3
N
CHH 1
10/02/1988 A
3
N
CHH 1
10/07/1988 A
3
N
CHH 1
10/08/1988 A
3
N
CHH 1
10/10/1988 A
3
N
CHH 1
10/14/1988 A
10
N
CHH 1
10/16/1988 A
3
N
CHH 1
10/16/1988 A
3
N
CHH 1
10/29/1988 A
3
N
CHH 1
11/02/1983 A
3
N
CHH 1
11/02/1988 A
3
N
CHH 1
11/11/1988 A
3
N
CHH 1
11/12/1988 A
3
N
CHH 1
11/13/1988 A
3
N
CHH 1
11/14/1988 A
3
N
CHH 1
11/15/1988 A
3
N
CHH 1
11/15/1988 A
3
N
CHH 1
11/19/1988 A
3
N
CHH 1
12/16/1988 A
3
N
CHH 1
12/22/1988 A
3
N
CHH 1
12/24/1988 A
3
N
CHH 1 12/30/1988 A
3
N
ASSAULTS, DURHAM
-LX630-
MONTHLY/
ANNUAL INDEX B
1/01/1988 - 12/31/1988
Y SUBJECTS
S
E E
D — DATE — C
PAGE 110
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■PG
T
Y
P BYL
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., ASSAULTS
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C., ASSAULTS
SEE ALSO SELF-DEFENSE.
SEE ALSO SEXUAL ASSAULTS g
Kl? ZFm^S KSILtTn SIX-YEAR TERN H
OFFICIALS ™ ASSAULT CHARGE AGAINST BECTON §
BECTON'S CHARGE DROPPED g
CHURCH TRUSTEE WINS $25,000 ^^ H
r L Su^^K^ffi,ROBBED
Ml^K^-TOTED OFFICER 'LUCKS' INTO ARREST H
FiyFSTY^IL^SONERS ACCUSED OF BEATING INMATE H
MAN HIT ON HEAD WITH A BRICK „ „ _ g
TOSPASSERS PUNCH SECURITY GUARD, FLEE §
^K lS Ss "OF ffis IN HOMES OF OLIER DURHAM PEOPLE H
POLICE ARREST WOMAN FOR BEATINGS |
PIZ2A-DELIVERY ATTACKS INVESTIGATED g
DURHAM WOMAN CHARGED IN ATTACK ON WIDOW »
POLICE CONTINUE PROBE OF RATINGS s
SECURE HOMES MAY PROTECT ELDERLY PEOPLE g
Soman faces more robbery charges h
5TH ROBBERY ™«GEnLED AGAINST WOMAN "
Rfi HH i'M^N 2 M^ll!F5^ROBBERY
fK Ik^mIeSn beatings^thefts j
^R^^^&J^^ CASE
POLICE SCOUR DHS FOR UAWED YOUTH |
2 DURHAM TEENS ARRESTED IN BW™ OF MINISTER R
LAST TWO OF FIVE ROBBERY-BEATING SUSPECTS ARRtbltU s
™HtS — |
Km MAN r?EAK T &t)ILTY, GETS SIX MONTHS IN ASSAULTS H
RE I Fffi'lS E IN I slcMsfaf BEATING ELDERLY WOMEN H
TWO OFICERS INJURED IN SCUFFLE §
SCHOOL CONSULTANT CHARGED IN CHASE H
CHILDREN AID ARRESJAFTER NAN, 72, MUGGED s
nfPirTTF^ liftRFST 2 MEN ON DRUG CHARGES u
S ! HURTAS S THIEFBACKS HER CAR INTO HER «
ASSAULT SUSPECT SURRENDERS H
DURHAM CRIMESTOFfERS H
SHOTS ARE REAL ON TRAINING RUN H
PIZZA DRIVER KNOCKED DOWN, ROBBED „.„_.„ H
FOUR OFFICERS ASSAULTED BY WOMAN, POLICE SAY g
MEN CHARGED WITH BEATING WOMAN H
BROTHERS CHARGED WITH ASSAULT g
pTlLEY INDICTED IN ELDERLY BEATINGS 2
MANCHARGED WITHAnACKING CAB DRIVER §
WOMAN BITES FINGER OF MAN ATTACKING HER H
EirSTUT^T^CHARGED WITH ASSAULT «
MAW CHARGED WITH ASSAULT i ON NEIGHBOR »
ARREST MADE IN SATURDAY SLASHING H
TffiN^GIVEN 16 YEARS IN PRISON FOR BEATING MINISTER jj
GUNMEN ROB PIZZA STORE ANpESCAPE H
21-MONTH-OLB BRAIN-DEAD AFTER BEATING H
2 SeDWITH ROBBING MAN OF CLOTHES »
BHKUOTdWlHfe CASE OF MRS. GILLIE ■
1/02/1988 C
1/20/1988 B
1/21/1988 C
1/22/1988 B
1/30/1988 C
1/31/1988 A
2/03/1988 C
2/16/1988 B
2/17/1988 B
2/21/1988 B
3/10/1988 B
3/15/1988 B
3/26/1988 C
4/02/1988 C
4/03/1988 B
4/04/1988 C
4/05/1988
4/06/1988
4/06/1988
4/06/1983
4/07/1988
4/07/1983
4/07/1988
4/10/1988 .
4/11/1988 B
4/11/1988 A
4/12/1988
4/12/1988
4/12/1988
4/12/1988
4/13/1988
4/15/1988
4/16/1983
4/17/1988
4/22/1988
4/23/1988
4/23/1988
4/27/1988
4/29/1988
5/03/1988
5/07/1988
5/09/1988
5/16/1988
5/17/1988
5/22/1988
5/23/1988 _
5/23/1988 D
6/03/1988 C
6/05/1988 A
6/06/1988 B
6/07/1983 A
6/08/1988
6/08/1988
6/03/1988
6/09/1988
6/12/1988
6/13/1988
6/16/1988
6/21/1988 .
6/27/1988 B
6/30/1988 B
7/05/1988 B
7/10/1988 C
7/12/1988 B
7/14/1988 A
7/19/1988 A
A
A
A
A
C
C
A
B
A
C
C
C
c
c
A
A
C
C
B
C
1
18
1
4
1
15
3
14
2
1
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
7
1
1
4
1
1
1
1
4
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1 I
10
10
3
1
3
2
5
2
13
1
8
9
1
11
1
5
7
8
5
14
2
1
1
1
14
1
N
N
N B53
N S51
N B53
N
N
N
N C36
N M51
N M51
N
N
N
N
N
N M51
N M51
N B53
N
1 N M51
' N B53
E
N M51
N M51
N B53
> N M51
L
> N B53
N H70
N M51
5 N B53
N H70
N M51
N
N
N B53
N
N
P N M51
N
N
N
N
P N
N
N
N N36
N
N M51
N
N
P N B53
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N S82
N B53
N M51
N
N
N B53
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LY/ANNUAL
1/01/1988
INDEX B
12/31/1988
Y S U B J E
ATTACKED WOMAN CUTS HAND
HILLSBOROUGH MAN SHOT AFTER CHASE FACES CHARGES
GRAND JURY INDICTS BROTHERS
HILLSBOROUGH MAN SHOT, CHARGED AFTER CHASE, CAR ATTACK ON OFFICERS
OFFICERS SAY WOMAN TRIED TO STAB THEM
DURHAM CRIMESTOPFERS
4 SENTENCED FOR ATTACK ON DURHAM MINISTER, 81
15-YEAR-OLD PAIR ORDERED HELD FOR TRIAL AS ADULTS
POLICE CHARGE MAN WITH BEATING FRIEND WITH MAUL HANDLE
SUIT FILED BY FORMER GIRLFRIEND ACCUSES LAWYER OF BEATING
LAWYER INDICTED ON KIDNAPPING, ASSAULT CHARGES
MAGGIOLO POSTS BOND
CASE SHOULD BE IN CRIMINAL COURT
THIEF TAKES CASH, JEWELRY FROM RESTAURANT
DURHAM ASSAULTS APPEAR LINKED
POLICE BELIEVE MORE BREAK-INS LINKED TO SAME MAN
PRESSROOM FOREMAN ASSAULTED AT HERALD
BICYCLIST FACES DUI, ROBBERY CHARGES
N. DUKE ST, BREAK-IN SUSPECT ARRESTED
POLICE ARREST DURHAM MAN FOR BREAK-INS
ASSAULT SUSPECT SCHEDULED TO APPEAR IN COURT NOV. 17
SUSPECT HELD IN BEATING 1 MAN, STABBING ANOTHER
PATROLING REPORTER SEES BEHIND REPORT
STUDENT ACQUITTED OF ASSAULTING DANCER AT BACHELOR PARTY
TRINITY PARK SHOWS CITY NEEDS MORE POLICE; SOLIE URGES COUNCIL TO ACT
DURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS
BOOK'S OWNER COULD GIVE CLUES IN DURHAM BREAK-IN
POLICE LOG/MAN CHARGED IN ASSAULT ON WOMAN
DURHAM DEVaOPER BEATEN, SLASHED
SUSPECT IN BEATING OF WELLONS STILL SOUGHT
FEDERAL EXPRESS DRIVER ROBBED
WOMAN FLEES FROM MAN WITH GUN
MAN SOUGHT ON ASSAULT CHARGES
MOTORIST SAYS HE WAS BEATEN, ROBBED
ASSAULTS, N.C.
SEE ALSO COURTS, N.C, VIOLENCE
SEE ALSO NURSING HOMES, N.C, ASSAULTS
SEE ALSO POLICE, N.C, ASSAULTS
SEE ALSO PRISONS, N.C, ASSAULTS
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C, ASSAULTS
SEE ALSO SEXUAL ASSAULTS
SEE ALSO TEACHERS, N.C, ASSAULTS
GOOD SAMARITAN PISTOL-WHIPPED BY MOTORIST
MAN IS CHARGED WITH POINTING GUN AT DEPUTY
REAL ESTATE AGENT FOUND BEATEN IN GRAHAM HOUSE
OFFICER AWAITS WORD ON AIDS EXPOSURE
MAN SUSPECTED IN GRAHAM BEATING ARRESTED AFTER STANDOFF IN ALABAMA
APPEALS COURT ORDERS TRIAL ON LAWSUIT
CARY MAN FINED FOR HITTING INSPECTOR
MAN CHARGED WITH HITTING PRINCIPAL
MAN CLUBBED WITH LIMB, ROBBED
WRECK VICTIM'S SON-IN-LAW CITED WITH PUNCHING TRUCKER
BEATING VICTIM CRAWLS TO ROAD
TV REPORTER HIT WHILE COVERING TRIAL
CRIME VICTIM TO RECEIVE *4,553
FANFARE/REAL LIFE PIRATES
SURRY MAN CHARGED IN PLIERS ASSAULT
3 TEENS CHARGED IN RACIAL ASSAULT
OFFICER USES DRIVE-THRU TO RESCUE N.C WOMAN
ASHEVILLE POLICEMAN SAVES WOMAN BEING THREATENED
RALEIGH POLICE HOLDING YOUTH IN SEXUAL ASSAULT
OFFICERS ARE CALLED TO QUELL DISTURBANCE IN FRANKLINTON
FEDERAL COURT RULES MOTEL LIABLE IN ATTACK ON GUESTS
BUSH, ROBERTSON SUPPORTERS BRAWL IN LOUISBURG
POLICE SAY BURGAW MAN KILLED AFTER BREAK-IN
911 OPERATOR DISCIPLINED FOR HANGING UP ON CRIME VICTIM
REPORT FINDS NO EVIDENCE TO SUPPORT BEATING CLAIM
INDIAN CONVICTED OF ROBBERY, ASSAULT
FORMER SBI INFORMANT SENTENCED FOR ASSAULT
: c t s
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S
I T
N
E E
L Y
P
D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
H
2 7/28/1988 B 2 N
S
2 8/02/1983 A
1 N B53
S
2 8/02/1988 A 3 N B53
H
2 8/03/1988 A
I M N M51
H
2 8/03/1988 B
I N
H
2 8/08/1988 B 1
5 N
H
2 8/09/1988 A
1 N S82
H
2 8/09/1988 B
1 N S82
S
2 8/23/1988 B
i N B53
H
2 9/02/1988 C '
\ N S82
H
2 9/07/1988 C
I N S82
H
2 9/09/1988 C
I N
H
2 9/15/1988 A '
I L
S
2 9/21/1988 C
1 N
H
2 10/04/1988 A i
I M N M51
H
2 10/05/1988 C
I N M51
H
2 10/05/1988 C "
1 N
H
2 10/09/1988 B ;
I N
H
2 10/20/1988 A
I N A54
S
2 10/20/1988 A
I P N B53
H
2 10/21/1988 B
I N
H
2 10/24/1988 B
I N
H
2 10/24/1988 B :
N M51
H
2 10/28/1988 C
1 N S82
S
2 10/28/1988 A
N H70
H
2 10/31/1988 C !
; n
S
2 11/02/1988 A .
l P N B53
CHH 1 11/03/1988 A 10 N
S
2 11/11/1988 C !
t P N B53
H
2 11/12/1988 C 1
P N M51
H
2 12/05/1988 B 1(
> N
H
2 12/07/1988 D '
1 N
S
2 12/09/1988 A 12
H
2 12/28/1988 C 1
t N
H
2
1/01/1988 B
5
N
H
2
1/05/1988 B
4
N
H
1
1/20/1988 B
1
N
S
2
1/21/1988 A
12
N
H
1
1/28/1988 B
1
N
H
2
2/03/1988 B
8
N
H
2
2/06/1988 A
11
N
H
1
2/04/1988 B
1
N
H
2
2/10/1988 A
11
N
H
2
2/11/1988 B
2
N
H
2
2/15/1988 B
1
N
H
2
2/17/1988 A
14
N
H
2
2/18/1988 A
17
N
H
2
2/27/1988 B
6
N
H
2
3/18/1988 A
14
N
S
2
3/21/1988 B
4
N
S
2
3/24/1988 A
3
N
H
2
3/25/1988 B
5
N
S
2
3/31/1988 C
9
N
H
1
4/07/1988 B
1
N
H
1
4/09/1988 C
3
N
H
2
5/01/1988 A
1
N L40
H
2
5/03/1988 A
11
N
H
2
5/11/1988 A
11
N
H
2
5/12/1988 C
6
N
S
2
5/27/1988 C
7
N
H
2
5/28/1988 A
13
N
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PROGRAM INCREASES jASSAU-T J»WICTI06
JUDGE HEARS 'NIGHTMARE' TALE KMNGJSSMI.T TRIAL
JURY CONVICTS ACTOR OF ASSAULT CHARGE
FRANKLIN MOHAN SEVERELY BEATEN
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POLICE LOG/MAN IS ARRESTED ON ASSAULT, CHARGE
POLICE LOG/MAN CHARGED WITH ASSAULTING OFFICER
^^ALSo'lixUAL ASSAULTS
DURHAM FOLICE HELP IN SEARCH
K EImsVKy. OFFICER, LANDS IN JAIL
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S R SAYS F PTt ffi&ING 'SMEAR C^AIGN'
SWAMPS RETURN BRINGS SAKE MESSAGE
WITNESS PUmEDBY CALL TO TESTIFY IN BAKKER CASE
ASSOCIATED CHARITIES
N
P
H
S
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
S
S
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
S
H
S
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
S
E E
D — DATE — C -PG
I T
L Y
L P
BYL
2
2
2
2
1
2
2
2
2
1
2
2
1
2
1
1
2
2
2
2
1
2
1
£
2
1
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
n
2
2
1
c
2
1
1
5/30/1988 B
5/31/1988 A
6/01/1983 B 1
6/02/1988 B 1
6/03/1988 C 1
6/10/1988 A 15
6/11/1988 C 4
6/11/1988 C 7
6/22/1988 A 14
6/28/1988 B
7/04/1988 B 1
7/16/1988 A 6
7/20/1988 B 1
7/24/1988 B 5
8/03/1988 B 1
8/09/1968 B 1
8/13/1988 C 1
8/18/1988 A 13
8/19/1988 B 10
8/20/1988 C 1
8/23/1988 B 1
8/31/1988 C 2
9/12/1988 A 13
9/14/1988 A 1
9/14/1988 B 1
9/14/1988 C 9
9/15/1988 B 1
9/15/1988 A 15
9/24/1988 B 6
9/25/1988 B
9/28/1988 B
9/29/1988 B
10/01/1988 D
10/14/1988 B
10/19/1988 A 12
10/20/1988 C 8
10/22/1988 B 3
12/01/1988 C 1
12/02/1988 A 14
12/06/1983 C 10
12/15/1988 C 1
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N H60
N
N
N H60
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
H
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
3/29/1983 C
6/10/1988 A
7/29/1988 A
9/08/1988 A
9/28/1988 A
9/28/1988 A
11/30/1988 A
6
3
10
10
3
10
3
N 080
N H90
N
N
N
N
N
H 2 4/27/1988 C 3 N
H 2 7/29/1988 B 9 N
H 2 9/14/1988 B 9 N
H
H
S
H
s
H
S
H
s
H
2 1/09/1988 C 12 N
2 2/22/1988 A 1 P N
2 3/31/1988 A 4
2 4/02/1988 A 4
2 4/13/1988 A 4
2 4/19/1988 B 16
2 5/03/1988 A 4
2 5/10/1988 B 4
5/24/1988 A 4
9/22/1988 C 5
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Y SUBJECTS
see durham county deft. of social services
associated press
see also newspapers, u.s.
see also n.c. associated press news council
associated press honors papers for cooperation
durham sun gets cooperation award
ap numbers wrong
native american fruits
court upholds dismissal of libel suits
associated press, college basketball player of the year
see also associated press high school basketball player of the year
hersey hawkins named top player
associated press, college basketball poll
kentucky new no. 1
kentucky returns to no. 1 position in poll
uno is no. 2; blue devils improve to 7th
wolfpack moves up to no, 20
byu gets respect; wolfpack 20th
arizona still ranked no. 1
poll: duke up, unc down
arizona near-unanimous top pick; blue devils move up to 4th spot
temple gains no. 1 billing
coach k: hole in the middle reason for numerous no. is
temple remains no. 1 in poll
owls still roosting at no. 1
temple living the same no matter the spot on top
cosby backs owls, chaney's philosophy
owls strong no. 1; acc places four
top four teams hold steady
poll's top 4 remain same; blue devils drop to no. 9
duke, unc remain in top 10; pack 11th
ap puts duke 5th, unc 7th
duke finishes 5th, unc 7th, pack 14th
duke basketball preseason no. 1
AP TOP 20
DUKE STILL NO. 1
DUKE HOLDS NO. 1; LOUISVILLE SLIDES
BLUE DEVILS MAINTAIN LEAD; VOLS BREAK INTO TOP 20
DUKE, MICHIGAN 1-2 IN POLL; UNC EIGHTH
DUKE REMAINS ON TOP; CONNECTICUT SLIPS INTO POLL
BLUE DEVILS REMAIN ATOP POLL; IRISH, BRUINS RETURN TO TOP 20
JAYHAWKS RETURN TO POLL; GAMECOCKS CRACK TOP 20
BLUE DEVILS REMAIN NO. 1
ASSOCIATED PRESS, COLLEGE FOOTBALL POLL
FLORIDA STATE AP'S NO. 1 FOOTBALL CHOICE
NO. 1 FLORIDA STATE FACES EARLY SHOWDOWN
AP PRESEASON TOP 20
NEBRASKA'S VICTORY CLOSES GAP ON SEMINOLES
HURRICANES SURGE INTO NO. 1 RANKING IN POLL
UCLA MOVES INTO NO. 2; HURRICANES MAINTAIN POSITION
MIAMI REMAINS ATOP POLL; WINLESS MICHIGAN HOLDS ON
RALLY LANDS WYOMING IN TCP 20
RAZORBACKS IN, LSU OUT; MIAMI CONTINUES ATOP POLL
HOOSIERS CRACK TOP 20 POLL
UCLA TOPS POLL; NOTRE DAME SECOND
BRUINS TAKE FIRST; IRISH SECOND AFTER BEATING MIAMI
WOLFPACK MISSES AP TOP 20
WYOMING IN TOP 10; TOP 3 SAME
IRISH CAPTURE POLL'S TOP SLOT
ASSOCIATED PRESS, CORRECTIONS
SEE ALSO ERRORS
ASSOCIATED PRESS ERRED
CHILD SAFETY PROMOTED
CLEARING THE RECORD
CLEARING THE RECORD
D — DATE-
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S I T
E L Y
C -PG L P BYL
2 1/22/1988 A 12 N
2 1/22/1988 A 1 N
2 5/09/1988 A 4 L
2 5/18/1988 A 4 L
2 7/20/1988 B 1 N P41
S 2 4/01/1983 D 4 N
s
2 1/04/1988 D
8 C N
H
2 1/05/1988 D
1 C N
H
2 1/12/1988 B
2 C N
s
2 1/18/1988 D
5 C N
H
2 1/19/1983 B
3 N
H
2 1/26/1988 D
1 N
S
2 2/01/1988 D
5 P N
H
2 2/02/1988 C
1 N
H
2 2/09/1988 C
1 N
H
2 2/14/1988 C
4 N M14
S
2 2/15/1988 D
2 C N
H
2 2/16/1988 B
2 N
H
2 2/21/1988 C
1 P N C52
H
2 2/21/1988 C
1 P N
H
2 2/23/1988 B
2 C N
S
2 2/29/1988 D
6 C N
H
2 3/01/1988 B
4 N
H
2 3/08/1988 B
2 C N
S
2 3/14/1988 D
9 C N
H
2 3/15/1988 C
3 C N
H
2 11/15/1988 B
2 C N
S
2 11/18/1988 D
20 C N
S
2 11/21/1988 D
2 C N
H
2 11/22/1988 D
3 C N
H
2 11/29/1988 B
2 C N
S
2 12/05/1988 D
12 N
H
2 12/06/1988 D
3 C N
H
2 12/13/1988 D
1 C N
H
2 12/20/1988 D
1 C N
H
2 12/27/1988 D
1 N
H
2 8/21/1988 C
1 C N
S
2 8/22/1988 D
7 C N
S
2 8/26/1988 D
24 C N
H
2 8/30/1988 B
3 C N
H
2 9/06/1988 B
2 C N
H
2 9/13/1988 B
2 C N
H
2 9/20/1988 D
1 C N
H
2 9/27/1988 D
4 C N
H
2 10/04/1988 D
1 C N
H
2 10/11/1988 B
4 C N
S
2 10/18/1988 D
2 C N
H
2 10/18/1988 D
1 C N
S
2 10/24/1988 D
12 N
H
2 10/25/1988 B
3 C N
H
2 11/01/1988 B
2 C N
H 2 1/04/1988 A 4 L
H 2 1/05/1988 A 4 L
H 2 2/12/1988 A 2 N
H 2 2/19/1988 A 2 N
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Y SUBJECTS
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N
P
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
D — BATE-
S
E
C -ffi
2/26/1988 B
3/03/1988 A
3/16/1988
5/10/1988
11/03/1988
11/27/1988
11/29/1988
12/23/1988
5
i
2
14
13
4
2
2
2 3/15/1988 C 1 P N
2 3/16/1988 A 4 E
2 11/17/1988 D 1 P N
2 12/09/1983 B 1 N
1 P N
2 N
H 2 4/14/1988 D 4 N
H 2 4/19/1988 B 4 P N
NO SMOKING ON BUSES
CLEARING THE RECORD
WS WSTATEOTLOYEE PAY RAISE TOTALS
pVtRUSTEE UAS MISmiN ON MAN'S IDENTITY
AP FLUB SLIGHTS A TAR HEEL
CLEARING THE RECORD
CLEARING T>€ RECORD
ASSOCIATED PRESS ALL-AHERICA TEAM (BASKETBALL AND FOOTBALL)
ma^ingTreid HEAD AP'S A-A TEAM
TMWRWKiNliin-- ptu™ .
WILLIAMS PICKED AS STATE'S TOP PLAYER g 2 4/16/1988 D
WILLIAMS TOP BOYS PLAYER
ASSOCIATED PRESS HIGH SCHOOL COAOi Of THE YEAR
H aLH FSffTE^sf SPORTS (BOYS AND GIRLS) (GENERAL HEADING)
SEE ALSO SPORTS, COACHES
FANFARE/TRINITY COACH TOFS
FANFARE/BAUCOM TOP COACH
ASSOCIATED PRESS HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL PLAYER OF THE YEAR
H ALSO PRAAMS, FOOTBALL (SEE ALSO HEADINGS UNDER INDIVIDUAL SCHOOLS)
se | 1 Sen^otop playerTtivnan, griffis make all-state h
"VBI9 SfK^ K HEADINGS UNDER INDIVIDUAL SCHOOLS)
FANFARE/GARNER NO. 1
GARNER REMAINS NO. 1
FANFARE/PREP FOOTBALL
GAftNER7 CUMMINGS REMAIN ATOP POLL
FANFARE/PREP POLLS
FANFARE/RICHMOND CO. CLOSES
FANFARE/BATH CLEANS UP
FANFARE/PREP POLLS
FANFARE/PREP POLLS
ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF DUKE UNIV.
THOfiWnSbwHBiir- _.
hS 6 MEmRIA^SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS ANNOUNCED
«*&%& Kcl^^SlATION FOR RETARDED CITIZENS
II ghfe HAWK^ FOR RETTED CITIZENS
£1 «^ S^^^OCMT^FOR RETARDED CITIZENS
H also oraNofK Nation for retarded citizens
ASSfJCIATIONTO HOLD FISH FRY TODAY
ASSOCIATION FOR THE AMERICAN DANCE FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO AMERICAN DANCE FESTIVAL
SWEATERS, CHECKS AND BOWS
ASSOCIATION OF AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES
T
Y
P BYL
N
N
N
N
N
E
N
N
2 12/22/1988 D 1 P N S73
9/08/1988 D
9/21/1988 D
9/22/1988 D
9/28/1983 D
10/06/1988 D
10/12/1988 B
10/20/1988 D
10/26/1988 D
11/03/1988 D
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
S 2 1/13/1988 C 1 N
H 2 1/15/1988 A 14 N D80
H 2 3/03/1988 B 4 P P S76
H 2 6/25/1988 A 12 N D80
1 5/27/1988 C 1 N
H 2 11/01/1988 A 6 P U W15
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SUBJECTS
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S I T
E L Y
C -PG L P BYL
SEE ALSO COLLEGES, U.S.
SPANGLER MAY GIVE PRESTIGE JOB TO CHANCELLOR
ASSOCIATION OF COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS FOR REFORM NOW (ACORN)
SEE ALSO NEIGHBORHOODS
DUKE, CITY COUNCIL TREAT TENANTS UNFAIRLY
DISPLACEMENT OF 48 FAMILIES LOOMS AS BATTLE FOR DUKE
ASSOCIATION OF INDEPENDENT COLLEGES AND SCHOOLS
SEE ALSO INDEPENDENT COLLEGE FUND OF N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C. ASSOCIATION OF INDEPENDENT COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES
SEE ALSO PRIVATE COLLEGES
JAPANESE OFFICIALS WANT TO BUY N.C. PRIVATE COLLEGE
ASSOCIATION OF RETIRED PERSONS
SEE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF RETIRED PERSONS
ASTHMA
SEE ALSO DISEASES (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC DISEASES)
ASTHMA SUFFERERS MEET CHALLENGE OF CAMPING
CAUTION STRESSED WITH ASTHMA DRUG
PARENTAL CAUTION URGED ON HALTING ASTHMA DRUG
BOY, 12. DIES OF CHICKEN POX
GLAXO SPONSORS ASTHMA SCREENING FOR SWIMMERS
DRUG TREATMENT CAN KEEP ASTHMATICS IN COMPETITION
ASTROLOGY
SEE ALSO ASTRONOMY
REAGAN'S 'STAR' MAY HAVE LOST ITS LUSTER
GOSH, NANCY! DO PEOPLE REALLY THINK WE'RE GULLIBLE ENOUGH... (CARTOON)
000 BOY! THE HOROSCOPE! LESSEE... "PEOPLE MIGHT DISAGREE... (CARTOON)
REAGAN STAR-GAZING VEXES EVANGELICALS
REGAN'S ASTROLOGY REPORT UPSETS SOME PASTORS
OFFBEAT HISTORY; AUGURING UP A PRESIDENT
INSIDE
ASTRONAUTS
SEE ALSO ROCKETS
SEE ALSO SPACE TRAVEL
ASTRONAUT CAPTIVATES STUDENTS
JENZANO RECALLS BIRTH OF SPACE TRAINING AT UNC
ASTRONAUT'S WIDOW! THOSE RESPONSIBLE SHOULD FACE JUSTICE
ASTRONAUTS SHOW BRAVERY
ASTRONOMY
SEE ALSO ASTROLOGY
SEE ALSO COMETS (ASTRONOMY)
SEE ALSO METEORS
SEE ALSO SPACE RESEARCH
SEE ALSO STARS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL MOREHEAD PLANETARIUM
5 PLANETS ON VIEW IN JAN. SKY
VENUS, JUPITER CONVERGE IN FEB.
TWO PLANETS NEAR MOON THIS MONTH
VENUS AND JUPITER PLAY CELESTIAL 'TAG' IN MARCH
ASTRONOMICAL INSTRUMENTS ON DISPLAY
ROLE OF 'EVENING STAR' TO PASS FROM JUPITER TO RISING MERCURY
PLANETARIUM FEATURES PATHWAYS IN SKY
MOON GETS VENUS VISIT
PLANET SATURN TO MAKE ITS APPEARANCE BY MID- JUNE
PLANETARIUM OFFERS 'ECLECTIC SPACE TRIP
SOLSTICE! MONDAY IS LONGEST DAY OF THE YEAR
JULY SKY IS PERFECT FOR STRETCHING OUT AND GAZING AT STARS
METEOR SHOWERS SPARK SKYWATCHING
NOVEMBER GOOD FOR STARGAZING
UNC AIMS HIGH IN JOINT BID FOR ONE-OF-A-KIND TELESCOPE
METEOR SHOWER VIEWING SET
AT RANDOM (SUN SPORTS COLUMN)
AT RANDOM
H 3 2/24/1988 C 1 N K65
H 2 2/03/1988 A 4 L
H 2 3/01/1988 B 1 P N N36
S 2 10/26/1988 A 10 N
S
cm-
S
H
S
S
2
1 1
2
2
2
2
6/10/1988 B
7/04/1988 A
7/08/1988 A
7/28/1988 B
8/13/1988 B
9/21/1988 C
1 P F G59
10 N
11 N
2 N
8 P N W82
4 U
s
H
H
S
H
H
S
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
5/05/1988 A
5/06/1988 A
5/10/1988 A
5/10/1988 B
5/11/1988 A
5/14/1988 A
5/14/1988 B
4 E
4 T T R56
4 T T C50
11 N
10 N
4 H
1 U T30
H 3 2/24/1988 C 1 P N L90
CHH 1 8/14/1988 A 7 P U
H 2 8/31/1988 B 5 N
S 2 10/05/1988 A 4 E
H
2
1/03/1988 D
3 D F C60
H
2
1/31/1988 D
3 D F C60
H
2
2/16/1988 B
14 N U80
H
2
2/28/1988 D
3 C F C60
H
?
3/16/1988 B
2 N
H
2
4/03/1988 B
15 D N
H
2
4/03/1988 B
15 N
H
2
4/21/1988 B
1 P P L38
H
2
6/05/1988 D
2 D F C60
CHH 1
6/08/1988 A
7 P N
CHH 1
6/19/1988 A
1 N K65
H
2
7/02/1988 C
7 D F
H
2
10/01/1988 B
3 C F
H
2
11/13/1988 D
3 C F C60
S
2
11/25/1988 C
1 N
H
2
12/04/1988 D
10 M N C60
S 2 1/08/1988 D 1 U D1S
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1/01/I9e8
INDEX BY
12/31/1988
SUBJECTS
AT RANDOM
AT RANDOM
AT RANDOM
AT RANDOM
AT RANDOM
AT RANDOM
AT RANDOM
AT RANDOM
AT RANDOM
AT RANDOM
AT RANDOM
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NEW TOWN SEAL GIVES ATHENA A KM DRESS
ATHLETES, ACADEMIC STANDARDS
1 Sfc!8 BOTTMW HILL ATHLETIC ACADEMIC AFFAIRS
VCJBtSBP IS ANNOUNCES NEW SCHOLARSHIPS
NCHSSA INSTITUTES SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM
ESSs&kis; — KBmBBm
Ss BRANSON HONORED FOR , CLASSUORK
J&$MiN^^t! R Dfii, DURHAM POLITICAL SCENE
ATHLETES AND SCHOLARS
ATTENTION ONUILLIAMS- ACADEMIC SCORING
BARBOUR MEETS PROP 48 GUIDELINES
NO HANDOFFS TO FENNER
MoJPoMl^*™ ^ITIES
U^PAfCL SEEKS PERSPECTIVE OH ATHLETICS
^INGT^STUDENT' IN 'STUDENT ATHLETICS'
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S I T
E L Y
C -PG L P BYL
S 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
1/19/1988 B
1/28/1988 B
2/09/1988 B
2/19/1988 D
2/23/1988 B
4/13/1988 D
4/22/1988 D
4/25/1988 D
5/03/1988 B
5/06/1988 D
5/18/1988 D
5/25/1988 D
5/27/1988 B
6/01/1988 D
6/03/1988 D
6/07/1988 D
2
1
1
1
2
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
6/17/1988 D 1
7/01/1988 D
7/08/1988 D
7/20/1988 D
7/28/1983 B
8/12/1988 D
8/30/1988 D
9/14/1988 D
9/22/1988 B
10/13/1988 B
10/26/1988 D
11/02/1988 D 1
11/03/1988 B
11/09/1988 D
11/11/1988 D 1
11/17/1988 C
11/22/1988 D
11/30/1988 D
12/08/1988 B
12/15/1988 B
12/29/1988 B
U D18
U D18
U D18
U D18
U D18
U D18
U D18
U D18
U D18
U D18
U D18
U D18
U D18
U D18
U D18
U D18
U D18
U D18
U D18
U D18
U D18
U D18
U D18
U D18
U D18
U D18
U D18
U D18
U D18
U D18
U D18
U D18
U D18
U D18
U D18
U D18
U D18
H 3 3/30/1988 C 1 M B81
H 2 5/03/1988 C 8 N 080
CHH 1 6/19/1988 A 4 E
CHH 1 12/23/1988 A 3 N M70
H
H
S
H
H
S
H
S
H
H
H
H
S
H
S
H
H
H
H
S
H
H
CHH 1
1/18/1983 A
1/29/1988 B
1/29/1988 B
3/02/1988 C
3/04/1988 A
3/05/1983 A
3/10/1988 B
3/10/1988 A
3/19/1988 C
3/20/1988 C
3/22/1983 A
3/23/1988 A
3/26/1988 A
4/03/1988 B
4/08/1988 A
4/09/1988 C
4/15/1988 B
4/17/1988 C
4/21/1988 A
5/06/1988 D
5/07/1988 C
5/08/1988 B
6/11/1988 A
J
N D85
U 644
N
N
E
A
N S92
N L90
N Y55
N K65
B K65
P T32
N
N
N K65
N M14
N C36
E
U F25
N 080
' N L90
• N M37
-LX630- MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1988 - 12/31/1988
SUBJECTS
tar heel recruit fails to graduate from high school
unc recruit may be ineligible as freshman
bending the rules at unc
tar heels won't take williams
foot-in-mouth surgery
unc will not make exceptions in its admissions policy... (cartoon)
academic exceptions nothing new
academics and athletics
unc didn't bend rules
randy jordan unc's only prop 48 casualty
fanfare/honor roll
don't look now, but fall sports already here
williams goes to kansas junior college
fanfare/scholar-athletes
starring in the classroom
unc reduces number of athletic exceptions
ncaa: athletes don't study
valvano's emphasis deserves top grade
valvano's gesture gains nationwide support
nccu athletes' graduation rate surpasses others
football players trail in unc athlete graduation rate
fanfare/ jordan scholars
athletes, drug abuse
see drug abuse, athletes
athletes, handicapped
see also handicapped
durham's special skiers earn olympic medals
volunteers make event very special
walters keeps swinging despite lou handicap
shattering the wheelchair 'myth'
athletes, salaries
see also salaries, u.s.
report! jordan to sign pact for $23 mil
athletes, suspensions
see also college basketball
see also college football
see also sports, scandals
hillside's cherry still out
athletic scholarships
see also colleges, n.c., sports
see also duke univ. sports, scholarships
see also scholarships (see also names of scholarships)
see also sports, college non-revenue
the cream of the crop/the class of '88
atlanta, georgia
detective novelist formerly of chapel hill dies in atlanta
"frankly, my dear, i don't give a damn." (cartoon)
atlanta braves
see also baseball
fanfare/et cetera
cox, braves focus on pitching help for 1988 season
cox, braves are high on young prospects
first things first! win, then sign deal
durham's triple-a potential another problem for raleigh
braves' perry hopes to steal some victories this season
spring training reports begin on monday
braves creating monster with gant-blauser tandem
braves battling bumps, bruises
braves hope trio of young arms can bring home some major wins
blauser, gant await break with braves
eave likes being 'insurance policy'
roster set for bulls
sutter's progress suits atlanta skipper! 'stopper' not about to be...
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S I T
E L Y
C -PG L P BYL
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
H 2
6/15/1988 B
6/20/1988 B
6/24/1988 A
6/24/1988 B
6/29/1988 A
6/29/1988
6/29/1988
6/30/1988
7/11/1988
7/23/1988
8/11/1988
8/21/1988
8/25/1988 D
11/09/1988 D
11/10/1988 A
11/17/1988
12/13/1988
12/17/1988
12/18/1983
12/21/1988
12/21/1983
12/26/1988 B
N
N
L
N M14
L
T C50
E
L
L
N
N
N U08
N
N
E
N
E
E
N M14
N 080
N S17
N
S 2 1/19/1988 B 5 P N A76
S 2 4/22/1988 A 4 E
H 2 7/17/1988 C 1 P U M14
CHH 1 8/05/1988 A 1 P N B21
H 2 4/09/1988 B 1 P N
S 2 2/02/1988 B 2 N G44
S 2 6/14/1988 D 2 P N
m
1
7/11/1988 A
5 N M25
H
2
7/17/1988 D
4 T T R56
H
2
1/29/1988 B
3 P N
H
2
2/06/1988 B
2 P N C52
S
2
2/06/1988 B
3 P N P52
H
2
2/07/1988 C
10 N C52
H
2
3/06/1988 C
9 N C52
H
2
3/12/1988 D
5 P N
H
2
3/27/1988 C
10 P N
H
2
3/28/1988 D
1 P U C68
H
2
3/28/1988 D
5 P N C68
H
2
3/30/1988 D
1 P U C68
S
2
3/30/1988 D
2 P N P52
S
2
3/31/1988 B
1 P N P52
S
2
4/01/1988 D
4 N P52
H
2
4/02/1988 D
3 P U C68
-LX630-
MONTHLY/
ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1988 - 12/31/1988
SUBJECTS
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DODD JOHNSON TO GIVE CATCHINO ATRY
HHUJFS OPEN UITH NO-SO-GREAT EXPECTATIONS ^ m
BAILEY PROMOTED? LITTLE GETS POST AS BULLS' MANAGER
IcfmPIRE/REFE^GETS RARE OFFICIATING DOUBLE PLAY
STMEtfPEARS SET FOR BULLST KINSTON SHOWDOWN FOR TITLE
AFTER BIGSTRIBES, SMTHAND MILLER 1 STEP FROM BIGS
Kites!** issuTthreatens to leave braks
RRAVFS' BRASS TON' T TWNK MUCH OF AARON'S REMARKS
BAILEY LIKES Tf£ LOOKS OF BRAVES' PROGRAM
FANFARE/BRAVES EXPAND ROSTER
ARSONS IN CHARLOTTE?
ftW BW HARMONY J, HUMOR
A^AmS 1 - Mislo CHAUFFEUR ALONG WITH XB
ATLANTA DOESN'T HIRE HAMMONDS
A^lffiSE POLITICS PAST, PRESENT
A^AKNcTuaVs'cARTERET TO STUDY SEWAGE DISPOSAL
NAVY CLEANUP' OF N.C. BEACHES NETS LITTLE DEBRIS
A(\mk SAILORS JOIN N.C. BEACH CLEANUP EFFORT
GWE^ SEES NO REASON FCR LA^JIT AGAINST NAVY
MORE DEBRIS WASHES UP ON N.C. SHORES
ATLANTIC CENTER FOR RESEARCH IN EDUCATION
^S&Wat ™ « <™ sows
a^^ve^SSPlist
reaves earns honors
ATLANTIC CHRISTIAN COLLEGE SPORTS, BASKETBALL
BURRUsi FREE THROWS LIFT ELON, 74-73
LENOIR-RHYNE, 75-65
KW^FRON penicr county
A^lfflfLEAjfArflLOOD DONATIOHMTTLE
ACC GETS INON BASKETBALL'S LATEST TREND-THE JUCO
FANFARE/NBJ ACC POST
SraKScC^NSTON-SALEM DEBATE ISSUE GUIDE (CARTOON)
ACC SHOULD MODIFY GAG ORDER ON COACHES
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, ATHLETE OF THE YEAR
SEE ANTHONY J. MCKEVLIN AWARD
'^^%^b$F®&X*£ BASEBALL TEAM
ACC BASEBALL SCHEDULE ALREADY UNDERWAY
TAR KEELSCAPTURE ACC SWIMMING
DUKEWOCN'S GOLF 2ND AT SHEEHAN TOURNEY
MARYLAND STICKS DUKE, 10-5
^^K^S DOOR ON DEACOtB
tar HFP LS NIP BLUE DEVILS; GAY, STATE LEAD DUKE GOLF
GAY llADS WCLFPACK GOLFERS TO IRAN DUKE CHAMPIONSHIP
MASSE LEADS WAKE BY UNC
S I T
E ELY
D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
s
2
s
2
H
2
s
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
4/04/1988 D
4/05/1988 D
5/24/1988 B
5/24/1988 D
5/29/1988 B
6/12/1988
6/26/1988
7/12/1988
8/21/1988
8/28/1988
9/25/1988
11/18/1988 B
6
2
2
1
2
2
1
2
2
2
13
4
N P52
N P52
N C52
U D18
N C52
N C52
N C52
N C68
N C52
N C52
N C52
N
H 2 6/17/1988 B 4 P N
H 2 3/15/1988 C 7 P R L59
H 2 1/17/1988 B 5 N J40
H 2 1/21/1988 A 1 P N G33
H 2 7/26/1988 A 6 P U W15
H 2 7/26/1988 A 9 N
H 2 8/11/1988 A 1 N
H 2 8/12/1988 A 10 N
H 2 8/12/1988 A 10 P N
H 2 8/15/1988 B 1 N
H 2 1/28/1988 C 17 N J40
S 2 3/04/1983 A 14 N
S 2 7/25/1988 C 10 N
2 1/24/1988 C
2 2/07/1988 C
2 2/21/1988 C
2 2/23/1988 B
2 4/17/1988 C
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
1/27/1988 C
5/22/1988 C
5/26/1988 D
8/11/1988 D
9/25/1988 D
11/18/1988 A
2/28/1988 C
2/28/1988 C
2/29/1988 B
3/14/1988 D
3/18/1988 B
3/25/1988 B
3/27/1988 C
3/28/1988 D
3/30/1988 D
2
N
7
N
3
N
4
N
5
N
8
N
1
C N M14
3
N
3
N
4 T T R56
4
E
10
N C52
12
N
3
N
6
N
5
N
4
N
9 P N
N
2
N
-LX630- MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1988 - 12/31/1988
SUBJE
TAR HEELS RIP DEVILS, 21-9
JACKETS HOLD OFF WOLFPACK; CLEMSON THUMPS UNC, 8-5
LEBRUN, ORLEY PACE LADY DEVILS; TRIANGLE BASEBALL TEAMS STUMBLE
UOLFPACK HOLDS BACK HEELS; WAKE FOREST RIPS DUKE, 21-4
UNC WHIPS WAKE; DUKE LOSES 17TH IN ROW
PACK ROUTS MARYLAND IN DOUBLE-HEADER SWEEP
DUKE DOWNS GA, TECH, BREAKS 19-GAME SKID
TOP-SEEDED DUKE ADVANCES IN ACC WOMEN'S TENNIS
BLUE DEVILS FULL OFF UPSET OF NO, 5 LOYOLA IN LACROSSE
FANFARE/ACC BASEBALL
RED-HOT WOLFPACK BEATS NO. 6 CLEMSON
FANFARE/TIGERS TAKE ACC TITLE
ACC BASEBALL TOURNEY BEGINS
UNC RIPS UVA IN ACC OPENER
UNC ROLLS; CLEMSON WHIPS BLUE DEVILS
TIGERS CRAWL PAST BLUE DEVILS
UNC NIPS CLEMSON; TECH WINS
TAR HEELS TOP TECH IN ACC
TAR HEELS DUMP CLEMSON, REACH ACC TITLE GAME
JACKETS CAPTURE TITLE
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, BASKETBALL (MEN)
SEE ALSO ACC IN THE NBA (SUN COLUMN)
TERPS BREAK ACC DROUGHT
ACC STANDINGS
ACC STANDINGS
TERPS GIVE WADE FIRST LEAGUE WIN
PACK, TIGERS BEGIN ACC WARS TONIGHT
RALLY RESCUES 'PACK
TECH NIPS LOUISVILLE; ACC POSTS 4-1 MARK
BLUE DEVILS LOOK TO EXTEND THEIR MASTERY OVER CAVS
BLUE DEVILS HOPE TO EXTEND MASTERY OF CAVS
ACC STANDINGS
TERPS ON TOP OF ACC
WOLFPACK LOOKS TO HAND MORGAN ST. 9TH STRAIGHT DEFEAT
NANCE ON HOT STREAK
DEACONS RALLY PAST WINTHROP
TAR HEELS OVERPOWER TERPS
ACC WARS BEGIN IN EARNEST TODAY
WADE'S TERPS WARY OF HOST BLUE DEVILS
ACC STANDINGS
UOLFPACK RALLIES PAST TECH
'PACK INVADES STAAK'S 'HOME* TURF
UOLFPACK CAN'T MATCH DEACS' INTENSITY
CAVALIERS SURPRISE TERPS
MICHAEL JORDAN IS FOCAL POINT OF OPPONENTS
DEVILS' DEFENSE, DISCIPLINE STUN UNC
WHAT HOME EDGE?
•PACK CAN'T PUT CAROLINA AUAY
CAVS SURPRISE GEORGIA TECH
ACC STANDINGS
FAMILIAR NAMES SHOULD DOT DRAFT
DEL NEGRO BASKET PUSHES UOLFPACK BY TERPS, 83-81
'PACK HOLDS ON TO DOWN TERPS
DEACONS SURPRISE NO, 3 TAR HEELS WITH 2ND-HALF RALLY
DEACONS DECK TAR HEELS
TECH TRYING TO CLIMB ACC LADDER
HEELS' JACK-OF-ALL-TRABES COMES IN FROM COLD
CAVS HOLD OFF DEACS; TO FACE WOLFPACK NEXT
AWESOME DEVILS ROUT TIGERS
TERPS TRIP IRISH
ACC BASKETBALL: FOCUS ON PARITY
AREA COLLEGE COACHES JOIN FIGHT AGAINST DRUGS
ACC STANDINGS
DEACS UIN; HEELS TRAVEL
TAR HEELS BLUNT TIGERS' BRIEF CHALLENGE
AN IRISH LOCK?
ACC STANDINGS
ACC STANDINGS
PACK GETS BAPTIST BREAK
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S
I T
N
E
E
L Y
p
D
— DATE — C -PG L P BYL
H
2
3/31/1988 D
2 N
H
2
4/03/1988 C
15 N
H
2
4/04/1988 D
2 N
H
2
4/06/1988 D
2 N
H
2
4/07/1988 D
2 N
H
2
4/10/1988 B
9 N
H
2
4/11/1988 B
3 N
H
2
4/16/1988 D
3 N
H
2
4/17/1988 C
10 N
H
2
4/29/1988 B
4 N
H
2
5/08/1988 C
10 N
H
2
5/09/1988 B
3 N
H
2
5/11/1988 B
4 N
S
2
5/11/1988 D
6 N
H
2
5/12/1988 D
1 P N
S
2
5/12/1988 B
2 N
H
2
5/13/1988 B
1 P N
H
2
5/14/1988 B
1 N
H
2
5/15/1988 B
1 P N
H
2
5/16/1983 D
1 N
H
2
1/03/1988 C
1 P N
H
2
1/03/1988 C
1 C N
S
2
1/04/1988 D
2 C N
S
2
1/04/1988 D
7 N
H
2
1/06/1988 B
2 N C52
S
2
1/07/1988 B
1 P U D18
S
2
1/07/1988 B
3 N
H
2
1/09/1988 D
1 N C52
S
2
1/09/1988 B
1 P N F25
S
2
1/11/1988 D
2 C N
S
2
1/11/1988 D
6 P N
H
2
1/13/1988 B
2 N
S
2
1/14/1988 B
2 P U P52
S
2
1/14/1988 B
4 N
S
2
1/15/1988 D
1 P N F25
H
2
1/16/1988 D
1 P N C52
S
2
1/16/1988 B
2 P U F25
S
2
1/18/1988 D
2 C N
S
2
1/18/1988 D
4 N
S
2
1/20/1988 D
1 C N F25
S
2
1/21/1988 B
1 C N F25
S
2
1/21/1988 B
2 C N
S
2
1/21/1988 B
4 P U P52
S
2
1/22/1988 D
1 P U D18
S
2
1/23/1988 B
2 U F25
s
2
1/25/1988 D
3 P U F25
s
2
1/25/1988 D
4 N
s
2
1/27/1988 D
1 C N
s
2
1/27/1988 D
3 P U P52
H
2
1/28/1988 B
2 C N C52
S
2
1/28/1988 B
1 P N
H
2
1/29/1988 B
1 P N M14
S
2
1/29/1988 B
1 P N F25
H
2
1/30/1988 D
3 N
H
2
1/31/1988 C
1 P U M14
S
2
2/01/1988 D
5 C N
S
2
2/02/1988 B
1 P N F25
S
2
2/03/1988 D
1 C N
S
2
2/03/1988 D
1 P N F25
H
2
2/04/1988 D
3 P N C52
S
2
2/04/1988 B
1 C N
S
2
2/04/1988 B
1 N
S
2
2/05/1988 D
1 P N F25
S
2
2/06/1988 B
2 U F25
S
2
2/06/1988 B
2 C N
H
2
2/07/1988 C
6 C N
H
2
2/08/1988 B
2 N
-LX630-
MONTHLY/
ANNUAL
1/01/1988
INDEX BY
12/31/1938
SUBJECTS
UOLFPACK QUIETS CAMERON CRAZIES
SCOTT'S 'MIRACLE' SHOT SHOCKS DEPAUL
YELLOU JACKETS SHOOT DOWN TOPS
NCAA TALK HEATS UP
REID'S ROLL
^PflQp^T SHAKE CHAPEL HILL JINX
DIKE, UNC SEEKING EDGE ON ROAD
OFfENSESAVES DEFENSELESS DEVILS
PLAYING THE FIELD _ ^^
DIKE GETS DAVIS COMMITMENT
VIRGINIA TALKING 10 OR DIE
ACC CO-LEADERS TRY TO KEEP PACE
UNC STRUGGLES PAST UAKE FOREST
Km™ 5a JBSHb S quite well out west
SH^LEmDSTILL QUESTIONABLE; UNC GOES FOR 1ST F1ACE
HKEfME 'BLOOD FEUD* TO JAYHAWKS _
ACC?S NCAA MDS: MARYLAND RIDING THE FENCE
TEM& BOMBS COLD TAR HERS IN SECOND HALF
JACKETS WITHSTAND 'PACK ATTACK
Ct^STRQNGNO. U ACC PLACES FOLK
BLUE DEVILS TRAVEL TO WOLVES' DEN
NO HOME LIKE AWAY FROM HOME M<c
ACC COACHES DISLIKE THE 'BENCHING' RULE
VALVANO^EALSSECRET 'STRATEGY' FOR BLUE DEVILS
WCLFPACK COOLS OFT DEVILS „_,,
COBLE DONATES ACC TICKETS TO RAFFLE
RR KWUTiSBP »
JS^y^^^^l^^ UNC-ASHEVILLE
ACC STANDINGS _
f^cK fKuT^vLaNO CARES LESS
K^t &%%»« TITLE
CLEMSON SHOCKS BLUE DEVILS, 79-77 .
DUKE COLLAPSES AT CLEMSON
NiC. STATE PEAKING FOR POST-SEASON PLAY
IT'S TIME TOGIVE VALVANO A LITTLE CREDIT
DUKE'S FERRY, UNC'S REID HEAD AP ALL-ACC SELECTIONS
HOC SWEET HOME! DEVILS DUKE UNC
ACC STANDINGS , ^
FERRY, REID TOP ALL-ACC _ m
ACC SENDS 5i DUKE IN SMITH CENTER
INTEREST NOW SHIFTS TO NCAA TOURNAMENT
DUKE WASN'T OVERRATED
KT^I^^^tKTlAY EACH OTKIR FOR FUN
12 ACC PLAYERS INVITED TO OLYMPIC TRIALS
ACC HAS OLYMPIC TRADITION
C^EGIATE C BAf CTALL CONTINUES IN TRIANGLE
IB H 9 ^iSS^st trend-the JUCO
SMtMcC RECRUITING UOES
FANFARE/ACC-BIG east talk
ACC^G^DISCUSS DECEMBER TOURNAMENT
ACC' LOSES A SEVENTH REFEREE TO THE PROFESSIONAL RANKS
RECRUITS COMING OUT EARLY FOR ACCTCAMS
WakvSmnmwi o^lay football, but ion-t
UOLFPACX'S^UCKER BEEFS UP FOSTHOSE BATTLES ON THE INSIDE
SrrinNW mnKTE GUARD LEARNS LESSON THE HARD WAY
Att^SkTMIDSTOF BANNER SEASON FOR RECRUITS
GA. TECH TAKES TOP ACC PRIZE
DUKE BASKETBALL PRESEASON NO. 1
N
P
S
S
s
s
s
s
s
s
s
s
H
H
S
S
s
s
H
S
H
H
S
H
H
H
H
S
S
H
S
H
S
H
S
H
H
S
E
D -
2
2
2
2
2
2
£.
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
1
c
2
2
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S I T
E L Y
C -PG L P BYL
H
H
S
S
S
H
H
S
H
H
S
H
H
S
H
S
H
S
S
H
S
S
H
S
H
H
H
S
H
H
H
H
H 2
2/08/1988 D
2/08/1988 D
2/09/1988 B
2/10/1988 D
2/11/1988 B
2/11/1988 B
2/12/1988 D
2/13/1988 B
2/15/1988 D
2/16/1988 B
2/17/1988 B
2/17/1988 B
2/17/1988 D
2/18/1988 B
2/19/1988 D
2/19/1988 D
2/20/1938 D
2/20/1988 B
2/21/1988 C
2/22/1988 B
2/22/1988 D
2/23/1988 B
2/24/1983 D
2/24/1988 D
2/24/1988 D
2/24/1988 D
2/25/1988
2/26/1988
2/26/1988
2/29/1988
2/29/1983
3/01/1988
3/01/1988
3/02/1988
3/02/1988
3/02/1988
3/03/1988 _
3/03/1983 D
3/03/1988 B
3/04/1988 D
3/04/1988 D
3/06/1983 C
3/07/1988 D
3/07/1983 D
3/08/1988 B
3/14/1988 D
3/15/1988 A
3/18/1988 A
4/10/1988 B
4/12/1988 D
4/19/1988 B
4/20/1988 A
4/21/1988 D
4/26/1988 B
5/06/1988 D
5/22/1988 C
6/01/1988 D
6/02/1988 B
6/03/1988 B
6/11/1988 B
8/13/1988 D
8/28/1988 C
9/21/1988 D
10/17/1988 D
10/20/1988 D
10/23/1988
10/31/1988
11/06/1988
11/10/1983
11/15/1988
2 P
B
B
B
B
P
B
B
C
C
B
D
U F25
N
N
U F25
U D18
N
N D18
N F25
U F25
. U F25
2 P U M14
N M14
N F25
N F25
N
N P52
N C52
N F25
N M14
2 P N C68
P U G44
C N
P N M14
1
1 C
3
1 F
3
3
3
12
1
15
2
9 f
1
8
1 (
2 I
N
N F25
N F25
N
N
N 036
U F25
N Y55
N
N M14
U M14
N F25
N C52
N M14
N F25
N F25
U D18
N
N C52
N
N
N
E
L
N
N A76
N
E
N
N A76
U F25
; N M14
N
U F25
N
U F25
N
N M14
U M14
N
N C49
N M14
N M14
N M14
N M14
N
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MONTHLY/
ANNUAL
1/01/1988
INDEX BY
12/31/1988
WHO'S NO. 1? IT'S A DEVILISH DECISION (SPECIAL SECTION)
VIRGINIA GRABS FIRST RECRUIT; UNC, CLE1S0N MISS OUT
FANFARE/ACC SIGNEES
UEEMS' RETURN GIVES PACK BACKCOURT BOOST
BASKETBALL NOTES
UNC-STANFORD HIGHLIGHTS ACC SLATE
PIRATES INVADE CAMERON, FACE NO. 1 DEVILS
ACC STANDINGS
ACC-BIG EAST MATCHUP FOR '89 NEAR COMPLETION
TECH ENDS ITS COASTING DAYS VERSUS BAPTIST/ACC ROUNDUP
REID UNLIKELY TO SEE ACTION AGAINST UCLA
ACC-BIG EAST SERIES SET FOR LAST STAGE
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, BASKETBALL (WOMEN)
SEE ALSO WOMEN, SPORTS
SEE ALSO WOMEN'S BASKETBALL (GENERAL; SEE ALSO HEADINGS UNDER EACH SCHOOL)
FANFARE/WOMEN'S POLL
ACC STANDINGS
DUKE WOMEN UPSET NO. 12 TERPS
FANFARE/ET CETERA
FANFARE/ET CETERA
SURPRISING DEACONS LOOK TO MAKE WAVES IN TOURNEY
MARYLAND, VIRGINIA HEAD ALL-CONFERENCE SELECTIONS
VIRGINIA, MARYLAND IN WOMEN'S FINAL
MARYLAND CAPTURES ACC WOMEN'S CROWN
ACC TEAMS EARN FOUR INVITATIONS TO NCAA WOMEN'S TOURNAMENT
ACC WOMEN! THE BEST KEEP GETTING BETTER, BUT OTHERS...
ATLANTIC COAST COHERENCE, BASKETBALL SCHEDULES
1988-89 ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE BASKETBALL SCHEDULE
1988-89 ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE BASKETBALL SCHEDULE
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, BASKETBALL TOURNEY (MEN)
2 BIG CONTESTS SET FOR N.C.
CAN DUKE TURN MOMENTUM INTO TITLE?
VALVANO LOVES PRESSURE, HATES GREENSBORO
THE SECOND ACC SEASON
HEART-TO-HEART GIVES TAR HEELS GET UP AND GO
5 UNC TEAMS, DUKE TO STORM THE NCAA
JURY STILL OUT ON UNPREDICTABLE HEELS
MATCHUPS; WAKE FOREST TRIES TO REPEAT VS,
TERPS HOPE BUBBLE DOESN'T BURST IN ACC
TOURNEY OPENS AFTER SEASON MINUS PARITY
ACC CALM BEFORE STORM
BILAS COLOR STILL TRUE DUKE BLUE
ACC NOTEBOOK; LONGSHOTS, SLEEPERS AND DREAMS
CHAPEL HILL POLICE EXPECTING NO ACC TOURNEY TROUBLES
SCOTT'S EMERGENCE GIVES JACKETS NEW LIFE
GATLIN PICKS UP THE PIECES
THERE IS TRULY NO TIME LIKE ACC TOURNEY TIME
GETTING READY
ACC NOTEBOOK! LONGSHOTS, SLEEFERS AND DREAMS
FANS— ACC FANATICS— CAN BE FOUND AT B&G GRILL, FRIENDLY CITY BARBER
RANZINO GETS UP TO LEAD TAR HEELS
BLUE DEVILS TURN UGLY, BUT BEAT VIRGINIA
SMITH BOMBS DEMON DEACS
'VIDEO' PACK NIPS CLEMSON
GATLIN INSPIRES TERPS' WIN
ACC NOTEBOOK; STRICKEN FATHER'S
ACC NOTEBOOK; STRICKEN FATHER'S
ACC/THE NUMBERS
FOR ONE HALF, NIGHTMARE OF CLEMSON HAUNTED DUKE
BANKING AND BASKETBALL
TAKING IT TO THE HOOP
WOLFPACK GETS MOTIVATION FROM MOVIES
DUKE'S D BAILS OUT OFFENSE
DEVILS GET SLOPPY WIN
UNC TOO MUCH FOR WAKE
TERPS LEAVE TECH REELING
•SHACK' SENDS TIGERS PACKING
UNC
ADVICE TO BOYD: PLAY AND HAVE FUN
ADVICE TO BOYD! PLAY AND HAVE FUN
B J E C
T E
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s
I T
N
E
E
L Y
P
D
— DATE — C -PG L P BYL
H
1
11/15/1988 D
1 P P K30
H
2 11/16/1988 D
1 N M14
H
2
11/17/1988 D
4 N
H
2 11/20/1988 C
8 P N M14
S
2 11/22/1988 D
3 U F25
H
2 11/28/1988 B
2 N
H
2 11/30/1988 B
2 P N
H
2 12/11/1988 C
3 C N
H
2 12/11/1988 C
4 P N M14
S
2
12/12/1988 D
6 P N
H
2 12/14/1988 D
1 P N M14
H
2 12/17/1988 D
3 N
KKH.)
H
2
1/27/1988 D
3 N
H
2
2/07/1988 C
6 C N
H
2
2/14/1988 C
2 N
H
2
3/01/1988 B
3 N
H
2
3/04/1988 B
3 N
H
2
3/05/1988 D
2 N Y55
H
2
3/05/1988 D
2 N
H
2
3/07/1983 D
1 N Y55
H
2
3/08/1988 B
2 N Y55
H
2
3/14/1988 D
3 N
H
2 11/15/1988 D
14 P N L38
H
2 11/15/1988 D
39 I
S
2
11/18/1988 D
4 I
S
2
2/25/1988 A
4 E
S
2
3/07/1988 D
3 P U F25
S
2
3/09/1988 D
2 U F25
H
2
3/10/1988 A
4 E
H
2
3/10/1988 D
1 P N C52
S
2
3/10/1988 A
4 E
S
2
3/10/1988 B
1 P U D18
S
2
3/10/1988 B
1 P N F25
H
2
3/11/1988 B
1 U M14
H
2
3/11/1988 B
1 N C52
H
2
3/11/1988 B
4 P P K30
H
2
3/11/1988 B
4 P N
H
2
3/11/1988 B
4 P N M14
H
2
3/11/1988 C
2 N W27
S
2
3/11/1988 D
1 P U D18
S
2
3/11/1988 D
1 P U F25
S
2
3/11/1988 D
2 P N A76
s
2
3/11/1988 A
1 P P K30
H
2
3/11/1988 B
4 P N C52
SHOP H
2
3/12/1988 A
1 P N N34
H
3/12/1988 D
1 U M14
H
2
3/12/1988 D
1 N C36
H
2
3/12/1988 D
1 P N C52
H
2
3/12/1988 D
1 P N C52
H
2
3/12/1988 D
1 P N C36
H
2
3/12/1988 D
3 P N M14
H
2
3/12/1988 D
3 P N C36
H
2
3/12/1988 D
6 C N
H
2
3/12/1988 D
6 P N M14
H
3
3/12/1988 C
1 P P M6
S
2
3/12/1988 A
1 P P S73
S
2
3/12/1988 B
1 P U D18
S
2
3/12/1988 B
1 P U F25
S
2
3/12/1988 B
2 P N D18
s
2
3/12/1988 B
2 P N D18
s
2
3/12/1988 B
3 P N F25
s
2
3/12/1988 B
3 P N F25
-LX630-
MONTHLY/
ANNUAL
1/01/1988
INDEX B
- 12/31/1988
Y 5UBJE
ACC TOURNAMENT/AT A GLANCE
^SStI M DUURY TO TERPS
KSSfe^S'Sot OH, m GOOD NIGHT'S SLEEP
UP IN ARMS TTT1 _ ..__
3H SffiS, ™^t &«»: BLUE DEVILS BEAT TAR HEELS...
A^SENIS 5i DUKE INSMITH CENTER
COMING AWAY WITH SOMETHING
BLUE DEVILS FUEL CLUTCH WITH EMOTION
^notebook: you listening, grandma?
SKidIaTTLES DUKE'S QUIN SNYIER FOR POSSESSION
ROBERT 8 BRIGAND DANNY FERRY CELEBRATE HJKE'S ACC TITLE TRIUHF*...
TARHEELS SUFFER CRUSHING DEFEAT
•PACK 'HUNGRY' AFTER LOSS
BLUE DEVILS EARN PRECIOUS VICTORY
ISiKE DEFENSE KEEPS UNC 'OUT'
A DEVIL OF A TOURNEY
A DEVIL OF A TOURNEY
NCAA" NOTES: A KrSkI APOLOGIZES FOR LACK OF ETIQUETTE
V^ANO CONCERNED ABOUT OFFICIATING
nSm?sm±RaiSH BEATING 'CLASSY' KEELS ^^
TAR KEELS EXPECT LETTOWN FOLLOWING ACC TOURNAMENT
TAR HERS TRY TO SHAKE ACC HANGER
ACC ATGREENSBORO: A SHAKY FUTURE
SgB ^^^^TC^S^CHARLOTTE FOR 2 YEARS
FANFARE/COUNTEREXPANSICN
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, BASKETBALL TOURNEY (WOMEN)
VIRGINIA, MARYLAND IN FINALS
^TI^GI^NO A LITTLE CREDIT
FANEARE/V VOTED VANGUARD „„,
UKC'SSHITH, DIKE'S FERRY GRAB HONORS
SPURRIER ACC COACH OF YEAR :
K'sSK^S OF THE YEAR BY AP
ATLANTIC CCAST CONFERENCE, COLLEGE BOWLS
cfT ALSO COLLEGE BOWLS
Citrus BmCTB PresmE «x link
FANf ARE/FORD SOUR ON CITRUS
cmUS K'' i ACC G FCRM COMMITTEE TO STUDYBERTH
CITRUS SOUL TAKES STEP TOWARD ACC COMMITMENT
ACC, CITRUS BOWL PEACH AGREEMENT
A ^ IC AlKl C St^CUAST^WcE FOOTBALL TEAM
ACC SUPER BOWL ROSTER
SgTKM K'ESW a «cc re™.™
BUPSWJBtauuhn.
FEU^ACC PLAYERS TMSNIN FIRST DAY OF NFL DRAFT
C T S
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S
I T
N
E E
L Y
P
D — DATE — C -fG L P BYL
H
2 3/13/1988 A
1 P P K30
H
2 3/13/1988 B
1 N
H
2 3/13/1988 C
1 N C36
H
2 3/13/1988 C
1 P N C52
H
2 3/13/1988 C
1 P U M14
H
2 3/13/1988 C
4 P P K30
H
2 3/13/1988 C
4 P P S73
H
2 3/13/1988 C
5 P N C36
H
2 3/13/1988 C
6 P P
H
2 3/13/1988 C
6 P N C52
H
2 3/13/1988 C
7 P N M14
H
2 3/13/1988 C 14 P P K66
H
2 3/14/1988 A
1 P P M66
H
2 3/14/1988 D
1 P N C52
H
2 3/14/1988 D
1 N
H
2 3/14/1988 D
1 U M14
H
2 3/14/1988 D
2 P N C36
H
2 3/14/1988 D
2 N C36
H
2 3/14/1988 D
2 P P
H
2 3/14/1988 D
3 P P
s
2 3/14/1988 A
1 P P M66
s
2 3/14/1983 D
1 P P M66
S
2 3/14/1988 D
2 P U F25
s
2 3/14/1983 D
2 N F25
s
2 3/14/1988 D
3 P U DIB
s
2 3/14/1988 D
5 P N DIG
s
2 3/14/1988 D
12 P P T32
s
2 3/14/1988 D
12 P P K30
S
2 3/14/1988 D
12 P P M66
H
2 3/15/1988 C
3 N
H
2 3/15/1988 C
3 N C36
s
2 3/15/1988 C
1 P U D18
H
2 3/16/1983 D
1 N C52
S
2 3/16/1988 D
1 P U D18
H
2 3/17/1988 A
5 J
s
2 5/18/1988 A
2 N
H
2 5/19/1983 D
1 N
H
2 5/20/1988 B
3 N
s
2 3/07/198S D
7 N
s
2 3/04/1983 D
1 P U D18
H
2 3/08/1988 B
3 P N
H
2 3/16/1988 D
1 P N
S
2 11/22/1988 D
1 P N
H
2 11/23/1988 D
1 P N
H
2 11/27/1988 C
4 P N L38
H
2 5/12/1988 D
3 N
t
2 5/13/1988 B
4 P N
s
2 5/13/1988 B
1 U D18
\
2 7/06/1983 B
2 N
Y
2 8/07/1983 C
1 P N
y
2 8/13/1983 D
1 N
H 2 1/31/1988 C
7 C N
I
1 2 2/11/1988 I
1 P N C36
3 2 2/11/1988 B
3 N
H 2 2/21/1988 C
8 N C36
^ 2 4/24/ 1988 C
1 P N C36
1 2 4/24/1988 C
6 N C36
H 2 4/25/1988 I
2 N C36
-LX630-
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/1988
INDEX BY
12/31/1988
SUBJECTS
CITRUS BOWL EYES POSSIBLE ACC LINK
FANFARE/FORD SOUR ON CITRUS
ACC TO GO BOWLING?
CITRUS BOWL, ACC FORM COMMITTEE TO STUDY BERTH
FOOTBALL FEVER
ACC SENIORS RATED BUMPER CROP FOR NFL
FANFARE/TIGERS ARE TOP PICK
BENNETT TO PROVIDE COLOR ON ACC FOOTBALL BROADCASTS
BENNETT TO DO ACC COLOR
NEW QBS HOLD THE KEY FOR DEVILS, PACK, HEELS
ACC FOOTBALL COACHES SPEAK UP, SAY LITTLE
CITRUS BOWL TAKES STEP TOWARD ACC COMMITMENT
LAST-PLACE PICK DOESN'T SIT WELL WITH DUKE'S SPURRIER
CLEMSON BEGINS FALL FOOTBALL WORKOUTS
SFURRIER CAN'T BELIEVE DUKE PICKED LAST
ACC, CITRUS BOWL REACH AGREEMENT
KRIVAK COLORS LATEST EDITION OF TERRAPINS GREEN
HERALD PRESEASON ALL-ACC TEAM
1988 ACC FOOTBALL SCHEDULE
DEFENSE DOMINATES IN WOLFPACK SCRIMMAGE
AGENTS, CARTER INDICTED
THE DURHAM SUN'S 1988 ACC PICKS
CLEMSON ONLY 'SURE THING' IN 1988
CARTER-FINLEY BRINGS OUT PACKS' BEST
TAR HEEL RECRUITS GO SOUTH OF THE BORDER
GAMECOCKS PROVE TOO MUCH FOR UNC
ACC BEGINS TO LINE UP AGAINST NATION'S &ITE
THE DURHAM SUN SPORTS STAFF PREDICTS: COLLEGE FOOTBALL
SOONERS HAND UNC QUICK KO
SOUTHERN CONFERENCE COMES UP SHORT
DOWN-HOME DANNY ANTICIPATES FSU
NOTING THE ACC '
DILWEG LEADS DUKE VICTORY
FORD GETS MEETING ABOUT ACC 'IDIOT'
FOOT-IN-MCUTH DISEASE GROWING OLD FOR FORD
AT RANDOM
IN TIGER COUNTRY, JUST WHO'S CHEATING WHO?
DEVILS, CAVS AWAITING 'HIGH NOON'
DILWEG GUIDES DUKE TO 4-0
VICTORY LEAVES DUKE »D' FRUSTRATED
INTERCEPTION LIFTS CLEMSON OVER GEORGIA TECH
ACC'S FAIRCLOTH! REFEREES MADE ERRORS AT CLEMSON
'89 WOLFPACK HAS EARLY TESTS
NO. 4 TIGERS MAKE QUICK WORK OF UNC
TAR HEELS READY FOR ACC BATTLES
SYRACUSE'S BIG PLAYS SEND TERPS TUMBLING
DOOLEY! TAKE LOOK AT UNC OPPONENTS
BLUE DEVIL QB DILWEG ATTRACTING SOME LOOKS FOR HEISMAN TROPHY
ALL CAVS HAVE TO DO IS BEAT NO. 11 CLEMSON
ACC STANDINGS
IMPROVED 'PACK OVERPOWERS BUGS
TIGERS DODGE CAVS
UNC'S MARRIOTT, GOSS QUESTIONABLE
NO ONE ENVIES ECU'S BAKER
FOR DUKE FANS, LONG WAIT PAYS OFF
ACC STANDINGS
TAR l€ELS' LOSING SKID CLOSING IN ON LEADERS
HEELS INEPT ON OFFENSE AND DEFENSE
DEACS EDGE TERPSj TECH SHOCKS GAMECOCKS
HERE'S A TALENTED BUNCH WHO COULD PLAY FOOTBALL, BUT DON'T
'PACK'S CITRUS HOPES SLIM
ACC GAME OFTHEWEEK NOT ONEONTV
ACC STANDINGS
STATE'S DEFENSE CLOBBERS CLEMSON
KENT STATE WRITER! FANS 'ALREADY TIRED OF PREDICTABLE OFFENSE*
SOUTH CAROLINA DUMPS PACK
TAR HEELS TRY TO LEARN FROM DEFEAT
WAKE FOREST HAMMERS DUKE
WEAK OFFENSE COSTLY FOR WOLFPACK
PENN STATE CONTINUES MASTERY OF TERPS
N
P
H
H
S
H
S
H
H
H
S
H
S
H
H
H
S
H
H
H
H
H
H
S
S
H
H
H
H
S
H
S
H
S
H
H
H
S
H
S
H
S
S
H
H
H
H
S
H
H
H
H
S
S
H
H
H
H
H
S
S
H
S
H
H
S
H
H
S
H
S
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S I T
E L Y
C -PG L P BYL
5/12/1988 D
5/13/1988 B
5/13/1988 B
7/06/1988 B
7/06/1988 D
7/10/1988 B
7/28/1988 D
7/31/1988 B
8/01/1988 D
8/02/1988 B
8/02/1988 B
8/07/1988 C
8/07/1988 C
8/10/1988 B
8/10/1988 D
8/13/1983 D
8/18/1988 D
8/23/1988 D
8/23/1988 D
8/24/1988 B
8/25/1988 D
8/26/1988 D
8/26/1988 D
8/28/1988 C
9/01/1988 D
9/04/1988 B
9/08/1988 D
9/09/1988 D
9/11/1988 C
9/12/1988
9/15/1988
9/15/1988
9/18/1988
9/21/1983
9/22/1988 D
9/22/1988 B
9/23/1988 B
9/23/1988 B
9/25/1988 C
9/26/1988 D
9/26/1988 D
9/29/1988 D
9/30/1988 B
10/02/1988 C
10/02/1988 C
10/03/1988 D
10/05/1988 B
10/07/1988 B
10/08/1988 B
10/09/1988 C
10/10/1983 D
10/10/1988 D
10/11/1988 B
10/14/1988 B
10/14/1988 B
10/16/1988 C
10/17/1988 B
10/17/1983 D
10/17/1988 D
10/20/1988 D
10/20/1988 B
10/21/1988 C
10/23/1988 C
10/24/1988 D
10/28/1988 B
10/30/1988 C
10/31/1988 D
11/06/1988 C
11/07/1988 D
11/07/1988 D
3
4
1
2
1
S
4
8
8
2
2
1
10
4
1
1
1
36
39
4
1
6
6
6
3
1
4
3
1
5
3
1
1
4
4
1
1
1
1
2
6
3
1
1
4
5
3
3
4
4
2
5
4
1
1
1
5
6
6
2
n
£
1
1
2
1
1
5
1
2
6
N
N
U D18
N
U D18
N C36
N
N
N
N C49
U D18
N
N C49
N
U D18
N
N
N
I
N
N
N
N F25
N
N C49
N C49
N C49
N
N C49
N
N C49
U F25
N C52
N
N C49
U D18
U M14
N
N C52
U F25
N
N
U M14
N C49
N C49
N
N
N C49
N
N
U F25
N
N
U M14
U C49
N
N
U G44
N
N C49
U F25
U M14
N
U F25
U M14
N
U G44
N C52
U G44
N
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MONTHLY/
ANNUAL
1/01/1988
INDEX BY
12/31/1988
SUBJECTS
K IN SKM TITLE, BUT TERPS STILL IN THE WAY
HARTMAN'S FG GIVES WOLFPACK TIE WITH BUKE
IB RMWUEw """"^
ACC STANDINGS
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, FOOTBALL OFFICIALS
SEE ALSO SPORTS, OFFICIALS
SfgM SGk^SE H« TO HISS TAR EL 6ME...
DEVILSPAY PRICE FOR SPURRIER'S REMARKS
UOTSTEVE SPRIER SHOULD HAVE SAID. (CARTOON)
COACHES: ACC SHOULD REVIEW RULE
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, B0LF«ej)
FURCH'S HOMER PACES BLUE DEVILS OVER IRISH
WAKE FACES SOUTHERN CHARGE IN ACC
TAR HEELS CAPTURE ACC SUITING
DUKE WOMEN'S GOLF 2ND AT SHEEHAN TOURNEY
UNC BASEBALL NIPS PIRATES ,
RMK B"^ KK FIVE-STROKE LEAD IN ACC
[S™ CUSHION IN ACC GOLF TOURNEY
CLEMSON FLEES CARDINAL WITH ACC GOLF TITLE
Bnn B&^sISlF, HERSH ELIMINATED
FANFARE/ACC TO NORTHGREEN
ATUOT uk WKb'R lacrosse season
MARYLAND STICKSDUKE, 10-5
FANFARE/ACC LACROSSE TEAM
ATLANTIC COAST DWERENCE, PLAYER OF THE WEEK
FANFARE/SHACK ATTACK
FANFARE/FERRY, WEEK'S BEST
FANFARE/ETC.^
FANFARE/ET CETERA
FANFARE/ET CETERA
FANFARE/ET CETERA
FANFARE/ET CETERA
ALL-ACC FLAYERS
FANFARE/ACC PLAYERS OF WEEK
FANFARE/ET CETERA „
FANFARE/BLUE DEVILS HONORED
FANFARE/ET CETERA
FANFARE/ACC HONORS
FANFARE/ ACCOLADES
FANFARE/ET CETERA
FANFARE/ET CETERA
FANFARE/ET CETERA
FANFARE/ACC HONORS
FANFARE/ACC ALERT
FANFARE/ACC'S BEST
FANFARE/ET CETERA
FANFARE/FOX NAMED TOP PLAYER
FANFARE/ET CETERA
FANFARE/ET CETERA
FANFARE/FERRY TCP GUN
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, PLAYER OF THE YEAR AWARD
N
P
H
H
H
S
H
H
S
H
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S I T
E L Y
C -PG L P BYL
11/11/1983 B
11/11/1988 B
11/13/1983 C
11/14/1988 D
11/16/1988 D
11/20/1988 C
11/21/1988 D
11/27/1988 C
U M14
N C49
N C52
U D18
N
N C49
U G44
N
11/14/1988 A
11/15/1988 A
11/15/1988 B
11/16/1988 A
CHH 1 11/16/1988 A
H 2 11/17/1988 D
S 2 11/18/1988 A
H 2 11/28/1988 A
N
N C52
U D18
E
T C50
N C52
E
L
S 2 8/26/1988 D 10 I
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
S
H
H
H
H
H
2/27/1988 B
2/28/1988 C
2/28/1988 C
2/29/1988 B
3/07/1988 D
4/15/1988 B
4/16/1988 D
4/16/1988 B
4/17/1988 C
4/18/1988 D
5/25/1988 B
5/26/1988 D
11/15/1983 B
6
10
12
3
3
3
1
4
1
1
4
4
4
N
N C49
N
N
N
N
' N C49
N
N C49
N M98
N
N
N
H 2 3/13/1988 C
H 2 3/14/1988 D
H 2 6/15/1988 B
15 P N Y55
6 N
4 N
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
1/05/1983 D
1/12/1983 B
1/19/1988 B
2/02/1988 C
2/09/1988 C
2/10/1988 B
9/06/1988 B
9/13/1988 B
9/14/1988 B
9/21/1988 D
10/04/1988 D
10/05/1988 B
10/12/1983 B
10/1S/198S D
10/25/1988 B
11/02/1983 B
11/08/1988 B
11/09/1983 D
11/15/1988 B
11/16/1988 D
11/22/1988 D
12/06/1988 D
12/07/1988 D
12/13/1988 D
12/27/1988 D
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
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1/01/1988 - 12/31/1988
S U B J E
FERRY AP»S ACC PLAYER OF YEAR -
FERRY ACC'S TOP PLAYER
RUN THAT BACK
UNC'S SMITH, DUKE'S FERRY GRAB HONORS
DILWEG, SPURRIER WIN ACC HONORS
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, ROOKIE OF THE WEEK
FANFARE/ET CETERA
FANFARE/ET CETERA
FANFARE/ET CETERA
BARBOUR ACC'S ROOKIE OF WEEK
FANFARE/ACC PLAYERS OF WEEK
FANFARE/ET CETERA
FANFARE/ET CETERA
FANFARE/ACC HONORS
FANFARE/ACC 'S BEST
FANFARE/ET CETERA
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, ROOKIE OF THE YEAR
SCOTT BEST ROOKIE
TECH'S SCOn TOP ROOKIE IN ACC
'PACK'S CAMPBELL IS TOP ROOKIE
PACK'S CAMPBELL TOP ACC ROOKIE
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, SCHOLARSHIPS
ELON'S BRANSON HONORED FOR CLASSWCRK
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, SOCCER (MEN)
NORTH CAROLINA, VIRGINIA TOP TEAMS IN DOMINANT ACC SOCCER
FANFARE/ACC SOCCER
FANFARE/SOCCER ACTION
VIRGINIA EARNS TOP ACC SOCCER HONORS
DUKE, PACK, UNC ADVANCE
CAVS, TAR HEELS REACH SOCCER FINAL
YCRKS' GOAL GIVES CAVS WIN OVER HEELS, ACC TITLE
FANFARE/NCAA SOCCER BIDS
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, SOCCER (WOMEN)
N.C. STATE, UNC WOMEN BATTLE TO TIE IN MATCHUP OF TOP TEAMS
FANFARE/ACC WOMEN'S SOCCER
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, SWIMMING (MEN)
SEE ALSO SWIMMING
FANFARE/UNC-UVA. SWIMMING
TAR HEELS LEAD MEET
FURCH'S HOMER PACES BLUE [EVILS OVER IRISH
TAR HEELS CAPTURE ACC SWIMMING
TAR HEELS CAPTURE ACC SWIMMING
FROSH STARS IN NCAA SWIMMING
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, SWIMMING (WOMEN)
FANFARE/UNC-UVA. SWIMMING
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, TENNIS (MEN)
MARYLAND STICKS DUKE, 10-5
FANFARE/ACC TENNIS
GA. TECH BUMPS HEELS IN TENNIS
GEORGIA TECH AND CLEMSON MOVE INTO ACC TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP
CLEMSON MEN CAPTURE SIXTH STRAIGHT ACC TENNIS TITLE
TIGERS TOP TECH
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, TENNIS (WOMEN)
FURCH'S HOMER PACES BLUE DEVILS OVER IRISH
FANFARE/ACC TENNIS
ACC WOMEN'S TENNIS OPENS AT DUKE
TOP-SEEDED DUKE ADVANCES IN ACC WOMEN'S TENNIS
HEELS UPSET
COURTING THE TITLE
BLUE DEVILS NET WOMEN'S CROWN
DUKE 6TH IN NCAA WOMEN'S GOLF; HERSH ELIMINATED
1/24/89
N
P
S I T
E ELY
D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
H
S
H
H
H
2 3/08/1988 B
2 3/15/1988 C
2 3/16/1988 A
2 3/16/1988 D
2 11/23/1988 D
4 N
1 P N
4 E
1 P N
1 P N
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
2 1/13/1988 B
2 1/20/1988 B
2 2/02/1988 C
2 9/07/1988 D
2 9/14/198S B
2 9/21/1988 D
2 9/28/1988 D
2 11/09/1988 D
2 11/16/1988 D
2 12/07/1988 D
5 N
4 P N
3 P N
3 N
4 N
4 N
4 N
4 N
3 N
2 N
S
H
S
H
2 3/16/1988 D
2 3/17/1988 D
2 11/23/1988 D
2 11/24/1983 D
1 P N
3 N
1 N
1 P N
H 2 3/20/1988 C 12 N Y55
H
2 9/02/1988 B
3 P N M98
H
2 9/12/1988 B
5
N
H
2 10/10/1988 D
4
N
H
2 11/03/1988 D
2
N
H
2 11/04/1988 B
2
N
H
2 11/05/1988 B
3
N
H
2 11/07/1988 B
2
N
H
2 11/08/1988 B
4
N
H 2 9/21/1988 D 1 N R54
H 2 9/24/1988 B 5 N
H
2
2/01/1988 D
4
N
H
2
2/26/1988 B
2
N
H
2
2/27/1988 B
6
N
H
2
2/28/1988 C
12
N
H
2
2/28/1988 C
12
N
H
2
4/09/1988 B
2
N
H 2 2/01/1988 D 4 N
H
2
3/14/1988 D
6
N
H
2
4/21/1988 D
4
N
H
2
4/22/1988 B
3
N
H
2
4/23/1988 D
4
N
H
2
4/24/1988 C
8
N
S
2
4/25/1988 D
5
N
H
2
2/27/1988 B
6
N
H
2
4/13/1988 D
3
N
H
2
4/15/1988 B
3
N
H
2
4/16/1988 D
3
N
S
2
4/16/1988 B
3 P P S"
H
2
4/18/1988 D
1 1
P P C45
H
2
4/18/1988 D
2
N
H
2
5/26/1988 D
4
N
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1/01/1988
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- 12/31/1988
SUBJECTS
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p D — DATE-
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E L Y
- C -PG L P BYL
ATI ANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, TRACK (MEN)
SEE ALSO DUKE! JNIV7 SPORTS, TRACK (MEN)
^fflWEH. N.C. STATE MEN TAKE ACC TRACK jj
ftS ffijU^DROPSUOLFPMK'S MEULINK IN DECATHLON^ H
TAR SmCGORTY; IRIZARRY EARN ACC'S FIRST CROWNS «
qTAT^ MEN. S« WOMEN RUNNING AWAY IN ACC TRACK "
PACK REPEATS AS CHAMP? UNC WOMEN DETHRONE CAVS jj
'PACK CLAIMS ACC TITLE H
CRADDOCK GIVES LADY HEELS EDGE
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, TRACK (WOMEN)
KSAS^ 8 BS'S TRACK CROW \
^ ffi-'S^IRIZARRY EARN ACC'S FIRST CROWNS H
ctStSsMEN?UC WOMEN RUNNING AWAY IN ACC TRACK "
PAC? dpEATS AS cK UNC WOMEN DETHRONE CAVS »
'PACK CLAIMS ACC TITLE H
CRADDOCK GIVES LADY HEELS EDGE
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, VOLLEYBALL (WOMEN) H
FANFARE/ACC VOLLEYBALL H
FANFARE/ET CETERA
an iNTTr PTIAST CONFERENCE, WOMEN'S BASKETBALL
SEE ATLANTIC COASTCONFERENCE, BASKETBALL (WOMEN)
atlantic coast conference, wrestling
Winter sIrtccoming to tourn^ent close
tX Kef EHV^, KVILS DROP TWINBILL
^AM GETS FOOTBALL TEAM IN SUMMER PRO LEAGUE
rM°S MIGHT END OWNER'S FOOTBALL DREAM
OFER ON THE TABLE...
ATLA s N ee IC al&r^ T Kt1I ftSOTIATI0N
EBRP& "uNC^D TOP ALL-ACC TEAM
m KlTlBPBlIf GRAB HONORS
SCOn BEST ROOKIE
FERRY RECEIVES MCKEVLIN
ATOMIC BOMBS
SEE ALSO BOMBS
SEE ALSO HIROSHIMA
SEE ALSO JAPAN
SEE ALSO MANHATTAN PROJECT
SEE ALSO NAGASAKI, JAPAN
^^n^^^'^lnOK DESCRIBES SOVIET SPY'S WORK IN MA! H An AN... H
Ss»i Hi wmimr §
AU REVOIR LES ENFANTS (FILM) „„„,„ S
'AU REVOIR' IS HAUNTING MEMOIR H
MALLE MEMORIES STAND TEST OF WATCHING
2/21/1988 C
4/20/1988 D
4/21/1988 D
4/22/1988 B
4/23/1988 D
4/24/1988 C
4/25/1988 D
5/01/1988 C
13
3
1
1
1
1
5
14
2/21/1988 C
4/20/1988 D
4/20/1988 D
4/22/1983 B
4/23/1988 D
4/24/1988 C
4/25/1988 D
5/01/1988 C
N
N
N Y55
N Y55
N Y55
N Y55
N L38
N Y55
N
N Y55
N
N Y55
N Y55
N Y55
N L38
N Y55
2 11/19/1988 D 3 N
2 11/22/1988 D 3 N
H 2 2/21/1988 C 13 N Y55
H 2 3/02/1988 C 4 N
H 2 3/06/1988 C 10 N
H 2 4/09/1988 B
H 2 4/10/1988 B
H 2 6/16/1988 D
H 2 9/24/1988 B
3/08/1988 B
3/08/1988 B
3/15/1988 C
3/16/1988 D
3/16/1988 D
7/31/1988 B
1 P N D85
5 P P L38
1 P N C36
5 P P T37
H
2
S
2
S
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
N
N
N
N
N
N C49
2/03/1988 C
2/04/1988 C
8/11/1988 C
2 N
14 P N
6 P N C47
2 3/31/1988 D 9 P R B71
2 4/01/1988 D 3 P R S66
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SUBJECTS
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N E ELY
P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
AUBREY LEE BROOKS SCHOLARSHIPS
SEE ALSO SCHOLARSHIPS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SCHOLARSHIPS)
SIX STUDENTS GET BROOKS SCHOLARSHIPS
AUBURN UNIV. SPORTS, FOOTBALL
NO. 4 AUBURN QUIETLY PUTS AWAY OUTMANNED OPPONENT
TIGERS MAD AT UNC
DEVILS TRY TO MAKE VANDY VICTIM NO. 5
UNC AT AUBURN
FOR DYE, UNC'S A SPECIAL CHALLENGE
NO. 4 TIGERS MAKE QUICK UORK OF UNC
AUBURN HAS EASY TIME WITH UNC
AUCTIONS
SEE ALSO ART AUCTIONS
SEE ALSO FLEA MARKETS
SEE ALSO MOCK TOBACCO AUCTION
GOING FOR THE SILVER AS POPS CONCERT NEARS
AUCTION TO HELP VICTIMS OF FIRE
BAKKERS' FORMER HOME OFFERED AT $500,000 BUT NO BIDS RECEIVED
AUCTION SET ON 500 ACRES IN MOUNTAINS
PCC FOUNDATION TO HOLD AUCTION
STATE HOLDING AUCTION TODAY
PAPERWEIGHT THAT COST $4 BRINGS $8,250 AT AUCTION
PIECES OF WRIGHT BROTHERS PLANE SOLD
AUCTION SLATED TODAY TO HELP PERSON PTAS
SOAP STARS' SWEATY JERSEYS SOLID SaLERS
BLOOM'S JEWELRY, FURNITURE SET FOR AUCTIONING
BLOOM'S POSSESSIONS BRING OVER $180,000 AT AUCTION
AUCTION'S WHITE ELEPHANTS COULD SAVE ORANGE CO. CATS
CHAPEL HILL RARE BOOKS AUCTION ATTRACTS SERIOUS BUYERS
WATCHING A WURLITZER JUKE BOX SPIN A $16,000 RECORD
ANIMAL LOVERS SPEND FREELY AT APS AUCTION
SCHOOL BOARD SELLS SURPLUS LAND
RAF'E CRISIS CENTER TO HOLD HOLIDAY AUCTION
DO I READ $100? RAPE CRISIS CENTER TO HOLD SILENT AUCTION SUNDAY
AUDITORS
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, AUDIT
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, AUDIT
SEE ALSO N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., AUDIT
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE AUDITORS OFFICE
SEE ALSO SOUTHERN HIGH SCHOOL, AUDIT
FEDERAL JUDGE TO MAKE DECISION IN KURE BEACH POSTMASTER CASE
AUDITORS INVESTIGATING BOUMAN GRAY
STATESVILLE INVESTIGATION BEGINS IN MISSING FUNDS CASE
TAX FIRM IDEA GOOD, IF FOLLOWED THROUGH
ONLY COPIES OF AUDIT UNAVAILABLE TO PUBLIC
AUDITS
SEE AUDITORS
AUGUST
AUGUST IS HOT MONTH FOR CRIME
MORE MURDERS ARE COMMITTED IN HOT MONTHS
AUGUSTA DRIVE
CITY SERVICES COMMENDED
AURORA, N.C.
ENVIRONMENTAL COOPERATION
PAMLICO FISHERMEN HOPING THE RIVER WILL BRING BOUNTY
AURORA RESTAURANT
CARRBORO DEVELOPMENT LOAN GOES TO CARR MILL RESTAURANT
CONCEPT HIGH BUT KINKS REMAIN AT AURORA
AUSTIN, TEXAS
SEE ALSO TEXAS
H 2 5/07/1988 B 2 N
H
2 9/29/1988 D
3 N C49
S
2 9/29/1988 B
1 P U F25
S
2 9/30/1988 D
1 P N
H
2 10/01/1988 D
1 N
H
2 10/01/1988 D
1 P N C49
H
2 10/02/1988 C
1 P N C49
S
2 10/03/1988 D
4 P U F25
H 2 3/01/1988 A
6 P U WIS
H 2 3/09/1988 C
2
N
H 2 4/13/1988 B
3
N
H 2 5/02/1988 A
24
N
H 1 6/09/1938 B
1
N
H 2 6/18/1988 C
1
N
H 2 6/25/1988 C
16
N
H 2 7/28/1988 A
17
N
H 1 8/06/1988 C
1
N
H 2 9/12/1988 B
1
P N T33
H 2 9/22/1988 C
16
N
H 2 9/28/1988 C
1
N
CHH 1 10/08/1988 A
3
N S17
CHH 1 JO/10/1988 A
3
N Vll
CHH 1 10/27/1988 A
3
U L41
CHH 1 10/31/1988 A
3 P N S12
H 2 11/04/1988 B
4
N J40
CHH 1 12/06/1988 A
8
N
CHH 1 12/09/1988 A
3 P N M20
S 2
1/22/1988 A
6
N
S 2
3/18/1983 C
4
N
S 2
5/10/1983 A
8
N
CHH 1
7/20/1988 A
4
E
CHH 1
7/21/1988 A
1
N S63
H 2
S 2
8/04/1988 D
8/15/1988 A
4
9
N
N
H 2
5/10/1988 A
4
L
H 2
H 2
4/24/1988 D
4/30/1988 C
4
3
E
N H60
CHH 1
H 2
7/13/1988 A
9/23/1988 D
1 N Vll
22 P R D77
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SUBJECTS
SEKATECH PROJECT TAKES HIGH-TECH TO TEXAS
ll ^ffMffl 1 ^ ELECTRONIC RESEARCH
AUS '"S« ON FREE TRIP TOAUSTRALIA
KT«SB SSB 3*1 PRIZE OFFERED
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L Y
-PG L P BYL
2 1/06/1988 A
2 1/06/1988 A
2 1/07/1988 B
1 1/07/1988 B
2 1/08/1983 B
2 1/11/1988 A
2 1/20/1988 C 11
N
N
N 046
N
N
E
N
^^LLSBOROUGH WELCOMES COMPANY
H 2 2/08/1988 B 5 N
H 2 5/06/1988 D 2 R L37
S 2 10/13/1988 D 8 N
H 3 2/03/1988 C 1 N BIO
U, SM«MlffiW EMBOSSMENT
SlsS nSAS ALL A LONG TIKE AGO IN PLACES FAR...
(CARTOON)
S
H
H
2/18/1988 A
2/19/1983 A
2/19/1988 A
E
E
T R56
AUTHORS _
SEE WRITERS,
N.C.
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, HANDICAPPED
SEE ALSO MENTAL ILLNESS
UNCTO BUILD AUTISM CENTER WNWT^^ATP^ COUNTY 2 7/01/1988 g
TWO THINGS YOU NEED TO ^CH AT OUR FIRST tm»L COW DROP RAKLt n 8/03/1988 B
WILLIE M -GRADUATE'S' CASE PROBED WMJJs Sgfe erauTITS H 2 9/02/198S C
JUDGE SAYS SCHOOLS NOT REQUIRED TO PROVIDE HOME SERVICES
AUTO COLLISION INSURANCE
SS H1 B% SSfliKicESSARY FOR MOST
23
11
3
N L90
A
N
N
^^ttI^cITSct^ short
"MHFflBfc. CARBON MONOXIK
SEE ALSO AUTO POLLUTION
SEE ALSO AUTOS, EMISSIONS
INCENTIVES KEY TO AUTO POLLUTION
AUTO HEADLIGHTS
SEE HEADLIGHTS
AUTO INDUSTRY ^
SEE ALSO CHRYSLER CORP.
SEE ALSO FORD MOTOR CO.
SEE ALSO GENERAL MOTORS mw
^AufoM^TRY^TnK STATE 'LEMON LAWS-THORNS
*"* cT&'Kl GUILTY TO CHARGES IWCtVING IMPORTS
SOME l^ JAPANESE ENGINES END UP UNDER HOODS IN U.S.
WT ° Kt T CRITICIZES AUTO EXHAUST INSPECTIONS IN N.C.
^Toarro collision insurance
H 2 3/01/1988 B 5 N
H 2 2/14/1988 B 6 R L59
CHH 1 8/31/1983 A 4 E
H 2 7/26/1988 B 5 N
H 2 5/03/1988 C 8 N
H 2 5/21/1988 A 10 N
H 2 8/18/1983 A 17 N
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1/01/1988 - 12/31/1988
SEE ALSO AUTO LIABILITY INSURANCE
SEE ALSO COMPARATIVE FAULT CLAIMS SYSTEM
SEE ALSO INSURANCE
GOOD DRIVERS DESERVE BREAK
N.C. MAY REVIEW AUTO INSURANCE POLICIES FOR RENTAL CARS
AUTO INSURANCE RATES
SEE ALSO INSURANCE RATES
AUTO INSURANCE SURCHARGES SET ON SOME POLICIES
INSURANCE FIRMS BATTLE OVER AUTO RATES
TWO INSURANCE OFFICIALS ARE ORDERED TO TESTIFY AT RATE REQUEST HEARING
AUTO LIABILITY RATE HEARING TAKES PUZZLING TWIST
INSURANCE PROPOSAL WOULD GOUGE DRIVERS
INSURANCE OFFICIALS SUGGEST LARGER RATE HIKE NEEDED
LONG WEIGHS INSURANCE RATE HIKE
INSURANCE RATE DECISION DUE WITHIN 45 DAYS
LONG ORDERS 3.9% AUTO INSURANCE RATE CUTS
REVISION PROPOSED IN AUTO INSURANCE PREMIUMS
COMPANIES TO RAISE AUTO INSURANCE RATES IN N.C.
DISCRIMINATION SEEN IN INSURANCE RATES
SENIOR CITIZENS OFFERED AUTO INSURANCE DISCOUNTS
REINSURANCE FACILITY REVISES SURCHARGES
HIGH PREMIUMS SHOULD PUNISH POOR DRIVERS
AUTO INSURANCE LAW TO HELP SAFE DRIVERS
AUTO INSURANCE FIRMS ASK FOR HIGHER RATES
INSURANCE OFFICIALS SUBPOENAED
LONG ORDERS REDUCTION IN N.C. AUTO RATES
N.C. AUTO INSURERS SEEKING RATE INCREASES HIT WITH ROLLBACK ORDER
INSURANCE ROLLBACK WELCOME NEWS
LONG RIGHT TO REDUCE AUTO INSURANCE RATES
RATE BURE AU TO APPEAL AUTO INSURANCE ORDER
AUTO INSURANCE RATING SYSTEM TO BE FAIRER, OFFICIALS SAY
REINSURANCE FACILITY FILES RATE HIKE
RATE INCREASE IS UNFAIR
N.C. AUTO INSURANCE COSTS CREEP UP DESPITE ORDERS
LEGAL BATTLE BLOCKS AUTO INSURANCE RATE DECLINES
INSURANCE RATE HIKE JUSTIFIED
UNFAIR INSURANCE RATES HIT MANY TAR HEELS
AUTO INSURANCE SURCHARGES
SEE ALSO INSURANCE RATES
SEE ALSO N.C. REINSURANCE FACILITY
AUTO INSURANCE SURCHARGES SET ON SOME POLICIES
AUTO LIABILITY INSURANCE
SEE ALSO AUTO COLLISION INSURANCE
SEE ALSO AUTO INSURANCE
SEE ALSO INSURANCE
SEE ALSO LIABILITY INSURANCE
SEE ALSO N.C, DEPT. OF INSURANCE
NEW LAW REQUIRES INSURANCE PROOF FOR PEOPLE GETTING DRIVING LICENSE
AUTO INSURANCE SURCHARGES SET ON SOME POLICIES
DRIVER'S LICENSE APPLICANTS AGAINST NEW LAW
AUTO LIABILITY RATE HEARING TAKES PUZZLING TWIST
LONG ORDERS 3.9% AUTO INSURANCE RATE CUTS
REINSURANCE FACILITY REVISES SURCHARGES
HIGH PREMIUMS SHOULD PUNISH POOR' DRIVERS
AUTO INSURANCE LAW TO HELP SAFE DRIVERS
GOVERNMENTS FIND IT HARD TO GET LIABILITY
AUTO INSURANCE FIRMS ASK FOR HIGHER RATES
N.C, OFFICIAL BLASTS NEW LAW ON DRIVER'S LICENSES
REINSURANCE FACILITY FILES RATE HIKE
AUTO LOANS
SEE ALSO AUTOS, SALES
SEE ALSO LOAN APPLICATIONS
RALEIGH MAN FACES SUIT IN DURHAM CREDIT SCAM
AUTO MAINTENANCE
SEE AUTO REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE
U B J E C T S
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I T
N
E
E
L Y
P
D
— DATE — C -PG L P BYL
S
2
4/05/1988 A
4
E
S
2 10/20/1983 A
5
J Oil
H
2
1/08/1988 A
10
N
S
2
1/11/1988 A
3
N
iRING H
2
1/12/1988 B
6
N
S
2
1/13/1988 A
3
N
S
2
1/13/1988 A
4
E
H
2
1/14/1988 D
10
N
S
2
1/22/1983 C
6
N
H
2
1/23/1988 B
4
N
H
2
2/02/1988 A
1
N
H
2
2/04/1988 C
6 P N
H
2
2/17/1988 B
10
N
H
1
3/11/1988 C
2
N
H
2
4/02/1988 A
11
N
H
2
4/03/1983 B
4
N
S
2
4/11/1988 A
4
E
H
2
4/18/1988 C
1
N
H
2
7/02/1988 C
2
N
S
2
9/27/1988 A
7
N
S
2
11/03/1988 A
2
N
H
2
11/04/1988 A
1 P N
CHH 1
11/05/1988 A
4
E
S
2
11/10/1988 A
4
E
H
2
11/18/1988 B
5
N
H
2 11/20/1988 B
1
N
H
2
11/24/1988 A
19
N
H
2 11/28/1988 A
4
L
S
2
11/28/1988 A
7
N
H
2
11/29/1988 A
16
N
S
2 12/01/1988 A
4
L
H
2 12/05/1988 A
4
L
H 2 1/08/1988 A 10 N
H
2
1/01/1988 C
8
N
H
2
1/08/1988 A
10
N
S
2
1/11/1988 A
1
N B53
S
2
1/13/1988 A
3
N
H
2
2/02/1988 A
1
N
H
2
4/08/1988 B
4
N
S
2
4/11/1988 A
4
E
H
2
4/18/1988 C
1
N
S
2
5/30/1988 A
1
N B85
H
2
7/02/1988 C
2
N
H
2
8/03/1988 B
10
N L40
H
2 11/24/1988 A
19
N
S 2 12/14/1988 A 1 N B53
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Y
P BYL
AUTO POLLUTION wrmti
El S3 WgJBftggiH
^ ^M^STS HAY BE REQUIRED BY -91
AUTO RACING ^^
SEE ALSO BRAG RACING
SEE ALSO STOCK CAR RACING
KKK Mkmk* —
POLICE! LOG/TUO CHARGED IN 'RACING' INCIDENT
AUTO REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE
SEE ALSO AUTOS, LEHCNS
SEE ALSO CAR-CARE CENTER
SEE ALSO MECHANICS
rr^^fWcTION LAW FOR REBUILT CARS UNDER FIRE
E2m5tpW»T STOP TO PAY FOR UCRK DONE ON BRAKES
Mire IMsWSK Wlffi JfOHOUSE GN BILL
BELTsTcCOANT MAY KEEP YOUR CAR GOING
AUT ° RURITAN CLUB TO HOLD AUTO SHOU
VINTAGE CAR SHOU SET FOR OCT. 7-9
^SEE^TOR VEHICLE TAXES
"""Sfflf&S C. ERIC LINCOLN PUTS CLASSIC...
HALEY TOOK 'THE HIGH ROAD'
' VrCG SO!lf PEOPLE SlfPLY DON'T WANT TO SIGN A BLANK SHIRT
^TSWSffl STAMP LOSSES, THEFTS
ffiSWKU MACHINE AND LOSES .1.0
AUT0M MACHINE CREEPS UP ON DROWSY CHICKENS
AUTOMOBILE DEALERSHIPS
SEE AUTOS, DEALERS
^IFaLSO FORENSIC MEDICINE
^BAlKIr C^Fis, DIES; AUTOPSYSET
AUTCfIy^C'EALS fWOBVIOUS CAUSE OF DEATH
AUTOPSY KING DONE ON BURNED INFANT
ft^Wmvam&tx contradict uidou
^Jk^h^ lH ^^^&™ ■ BR—
KyTndiII tesTodKIeivei, violent shading
dealing with death - scientifically
nTcT AUTOPSY RATE FOLLOWS U.S. DECLINE
AUTOS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC AUTOS AND AUTO MANUFACTURERS)
SEE ALSO BMW (AUTO)
2 8/13/1988 B 3 N K65
CHH 1 7/03/1988 A
S 2 8/09/1988 A
H 2 8/26/1988 C
CHH 1 9/18/1988 A
7 P N H25
4 E
1 N
3 N
H 2 1/03/1988 A 12 P P
S 2 7/05/1988 A 5 J Oil
H 2 7/08/1983 C 2 N
H 2 7/13/1988 A 9 N
H 2 7/20/1988 B 9 N C47
H 2 5/26/1983 C 20 N
S 2 8/22/1983 C 3 N
H 2 5/29/1983 E 3 P U H45
H 2 5/29/1988 E 3 P F H45
H 2 10/02/1938 B 1 P U N36
S 2 7/23/1988 A 1 N H65
H 2 5/07/1988 A 10 N
CHH 1 7/07/1988 A 11 N
H 2 3/28/19S8 C 7 N
S
S
H
S
H
S
H
CHH
H
CHH
H
1/19/1983 B
1/21/1988 A
3/09/1988 B
4/21/1988 A
4/22/1988 A
4/26/1988 B
4/28/1988 B
7/07/1988 A
7/12/1988 B
7/20/1988 A
7/23/1988 C
1
11
3
1
1
9
1
1
1
1
7
N
N
N
N B53
N
N S92
N M51
N M25
N M51
> N M25
N
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12/31/1988
SUBJECTS
SEE ALSO CAROLINA CRUISERS CAR CLUB
SEE ALSO CHRYSLER CORP.
SEE ALSO CONVERTIBLES
SEE ALSO FORD MOTOR CO.
SEE ALSO GASOLINE TANKS
SEE ALSO GENERAL MOTORS
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE MOTOR CLUB
SEE ALSO OFF-ROAD VEHICLES
SEE ALSO PORSCHE
SEE ALSO RECALLS
SEE ALSO REMOTE CONTROL MODEL CARS
SEE ALSO SOLAR AUTOS
SEE ALSO USED CAR DEALERS
SEE ALSO WINDSHIELDS
DOGGONE GOOD MOVERS
DURHAM'S 1927 GROWTH PLAN FftOVES SURPRISINGLY ACCURATE
HOME RUNS DENT TEAM SPIRIT
FOR CLINTON FAMILY, LUCK ROLLS A TRIPLE
ALAMANCE TO HOLD HEARING ON AUTO JUNKYARD ORDINANCE
BOUNCE INTO SUMMER (SPECIAL SECTION)
HOT, SHUT CARS WORST ENEMY OF MAN'S BEST FRIEND
CODED CARS INTRIGUING IDEA
STREET SHOCKER
AUTO PREVIEW '89 (SPECIAL SECTION)
AUTO PREVIEW '89 (SPECIAL SECTION)
AUTOS, ABANDONED
WRECKER OPERATORS CLAIM CITY GETTING FREE 'GARBAGE SERVICE'
WRECKER OPERATORS, POLICE BUMP HEADS OVER ABANDONED-CAR POLICY
AUTOS, ANTIQUE
SEE ALSO ANTIQUES
SEE ALSO BULL CITY RODDERS
SEE ALSO CAROLINA CRUISERS CAR CLUB
ROD RUN AND CAR SHOW SET MAY 14
STUDEBAKERS— RUSTED DREAMS FROM BYGONE ERA— HIS PASSION
AUTOS, BLUE LIGHTS
SEE ALSO POLICE IMPERSONATORS
SEE ALSO RAPE, N.C.
'BLUE LIGHT BANDIT' STILL AT LARGE
ROXBORO POLICE SEEKING 'BLUE LIGHT BANDIT'
'BLUE LIGHT BANDIT' STRUCK BY CAR
PaiCE! MORE THAN ONE BLUE LIGHT BANDIT PROWLING
•BLUE LIGHT BANDIT' SPOTTED AGAIN
AUTOS, BREAKING AND ENTERING
SEE BREAKING AND ENTERING, AUTOS
AUTOS, CHILDBIRTH
SEE ALSO CHILDBIRTH
BABY BORN IN BROKEN DOWN CAR ON 1-85
1938 BIRTH IN HALL-WYNNE AMBULANCE PROVIDED NAMES FOR TWINS
AUTOS, DEALERS
SEE ALSO AUTOS, SALES
SEE ALSO N.C. AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO USED CAR DEALERS
COURT UPHOLDS AWARD OF $62,500
JURY INDICTS SANFORD AUTO DEALER
TEST DRIVE ENDS WITH SALESMAN LOCKED IN TRUNK
CAR DEALER PLEADS GUILTY TO CHARGES INVOLVING IMPORTS
GAMES BEGIN WHEN TRADING IN A USED CAR
SUIT FILED ON ADVERTISING BY SANFORD CAR DEALERSHIP
CAR DEALER OPENS CHAPEL HILL COMPLEX
MEGADEALING IS NAME OF GAME TODAY
MEGADEALING IS NAME OF GAME TODAY
GRAND JURY INDICTS FORMER CAR DEALER
N E
P D — DATE-
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E L Y
C -PG L P BYL
H
1
3/18/1988 C
1 P P
S
2
4/04/1988 A
1 P N H70
S
2
4/06/1988 A
6 N
H
2
5/29/1988 C
1 N N36
H
1
6/10/1988 C
1 N
S
2
6/24/1988 D
1 D F
CHH 1
6/27/1988 A
1 P N S12
S
2
7/30/1988 A
4 E
H
2
9/20/1988 C
1 P P L38
S
2
10/07/1988 D
1 D A
H
2
10/08/1988 D
1 D A
H
2
3/13/1988 B
3 P N A54
S
2
7/04/1988 A
1 P N H02
1 4/27/1988 C 4 N
2 7/24/1988 B 1 U N36
10/23/1988 B
10/25/1988 C
10/28/1988 B
11/06/1988 B
11/11/198S B
1/06/1988 B
9/04/1988 C
6 N
8 P U L57
H
2
2/10/1988 A
11
N
H
2
2/26/1988 B
5
N
H
2
4/15/1988 C
1
N
H
2
5/03/1988 C
8
N
S
2
6/10/1988 A
J
H
2
6/16/1988 A
16
N
S
2
9/16/1988 C
6
N
S
2
10/07/1988 D
2
F
H
2
10/08/1988 D
2
F
H
2
12/01/1988 A
16
N
Oil
AUTOS, EMISSIONS
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E L Y
-BATE — C -PG L P BYL
SEE ALSO AUTO EXHAUST SYSTEMS
SEE ALSO AUTO POLLUTION _
MKS ^Y°lEK EMISSION TESTS OF CARS, TRUCKS
^^^"^ff^^^WnSk* WOOD SHOKE
OZONE LIMITS TOO WEAK. EPA WORKER SAYS
AUTOS, ENERGY EFFICIENT
SEE ALSO ENERGY CONSERVATION, N.C.
SEE ALSO GASOLINE MILEAGE
£ %<T^fIaTUKES IJ UILL AFFECT FUEL ECONOMY OF AUTOMOBILE
ENGINE TUHEUPS CAN SAVE HONEY
CAR TECHNOLOGY SPEEDS INTO FUTURE
AUTOS, FIRES
SEE ALSO FIRES, N.C.
^WttM KlGHTER?CONTAIN BLAZE AT SERVICE STATION
CAR CATCHES FIRE IN SERVICE STATION
DEPUTIES INVESTIGATE CAR FIRE
CRASH KILLS Or€; SECOND ESCAPES FIRE
MOTOR HOME CATCHES FIRE m
BLAZE DAMAGES VANCE SCHOOL BUS
TED) FULLS TWO FROM CAR BEFORE FIRE STARTS
FIRE GUTS VOLVO
VAN DRIVER FACES CHARGES
JUNKYARD FIRE „„„.*-.
FIREWORKS MAY HAVE SPARKED BLAZE
ARSONISTS' FIRES DAMAGE HOUSE, DESTROY CAR
ARSON SUSFtCTED IN TOSE, CAR FIRES; WITNESSES SOUGHT
CAR BURNS AFTER COLLISION
BURNING CAR
DURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS _™.„ „„,
SBeS^^^^ SET
WtfSB&"S»JBK^KtltE BLAZE
CAR BURNS AS FUEL IS DRAINED
ABANDONED CAR BURNS
"^P^^^^Tk^^^'^ LAWS'-THORNBURG
AUTOS, PROPERTY TAXES
SEE ALSO MOTOR VEHiaE TAXES
SEE ALSO TAXES, DURHAM COUNTY iruTrt _ TAvrc
PANEL STUDYING WAYS TO COLLECT VEHICLE TAXES
WHY SHOULD JUNK CARS BE LISTED FOR TAXES?
VEHICLE TAX DODGERS COST COUNTY REVENUE
CAR OWNER PROTESTS INCREASED TAX VALUE OF AUTOS
PLAN PROPOSED TO COLLECT VEHICLE TAXES
VEHICLE PROPERTY TAX F1AN GOOD FOR N.C.
FEALTY IMPOSED FOR FAILING TO LIST CARS
I ft feiSW ,8?K3, m m. n «..
OTTY READY TO CRANK UP 1989 TAX LISTING
^SEE AUTOsSsEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC AUTOS AND AUTO MANUFACTURERS)
SEE CHRYSLER CORP.
SEE FORD MOTOR CO.
SEE GENERAL MOTORS
^^RENTAl'wR WAIVER BRANDED UNNECESSARY FOR MOST
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
H 2
H
H
CHH 1
2/26/1988 B
6/30/1988 B
7/10/1988 A
8/13/1983 B
8/13/1988 A
8/25/1988 C
8/29/1983 A
5
10
3
3
17
13
1
S 2 6/04/1988 A
S 2 7/09/1988 A
S 2 7/23/1988 A
CHH 1
H
H
S
S
H
H
S
H
S
S
H
CHH 1
S 2
H 2
2/10/1988 A
2/11/1988 B
3/04/1983 A
3/26/1988 C
5/09/198S C
5/19/1988 B
6/07/1988 B
6/08/1983 A
6/27/1983 B
7/05/1983 B
7/05/1988 B
7/18/1988
7/19/1938
8/19/1988
8/19/1988
9/26/1988
10/08/1988
10/27/1988
11/12/1983
12/15/1988
12/19/1983
12/23/1988
1
7
3
3
3
1
10
1
1
1
16
15 I
5 I
2
1
14
1
9
7
4
N
N W29
N B81
N K65
N
N
N SI?
U H05
U H05
U H05
N B85
N
N
N
N
N
N
P
N
P
N
N B53
N
T32
T32
L38
S76
H 2 7/26/1983 B 5 N
CHH 1
H
S
S
H
CHH
S
1/15/1988 C
1/18/1988 A
1/13/1988 A
8/22/1988 A
11/17/1988 D
11/22/1988 A
12/03/198S A
12/28/1988 C
12/29/1988 A
12/29/1988 C
N L40
L
E
N H90
N
E
N H65
N
N M20
N H65
H 2 3/01/1988 B 5 N
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12/31/1988
SUBJECTS
HARBISON CAMPAIGN SUPPLIES LEGISLATOR WITH RENTAL CAR
N.C. MAY REVIEW AUTO INSURANCE POLICIES FOR RENTAL CARS
AUTOS, SALES
SEE ALSO AUTO LOANS
SEE ALSO AUTOS, DEALERS
REGULATIONS URGED ON AUTO TENT SALES
STATE CRACKS DOWN ON AUTO TENT SALES
GAMES BEGIN WHEN TRADING IN A USED CAR
CONSUMER PROTECTION LAW FOR REBUILT CARS UNDER FIRE
MEGABEALING IS NAME OF GAME TODAY
AUTOS, THEFTS
SEE ALSO MOTORCYCLES, THEFTS
SEE ALSO ROBBERY, N.C.
SEE ALSO TRUCKS, THEFTS
SEE ALSO VANS, THEFTS
THREE CHEVROLETS STOLEN FROM LOUISBURG CAR LOT
SECOND STOLEN VEHICLE RECOVERED IN FRANKLIN
REAL ESTATE AOENT FOUND BEATEN IN GRAHAM HOUSE
SIX CHARGED WITH SINGLETON MOTOR BREAK-IN
MAN SUSPECTED IN GRAHAM BEATING ARRESTED AFTER STANDOFF IN ALABAMA
SIXTH ARREST MADE IN THEFTS OF CARS
NEWSPAPER CAR STOLEN UHILE KEYS IN IGNITION
THEFT CHARGE FILED
MAN IN THREE POLICE CHASES GETS FIVE-YEAR FfllSON TERM
BURLINGTON UOMAN FOUND IN CAR CARRYING DYNAMITE
2 VEHICLES STOLEN AT BYRD'S TRACTOR
TWICE STALLED POLICE CAR LOSES CHASE
DRIVER APPARENT HEART ATTACK VICTIM
STOLEN aORIDA CAR
STOLEN CAR FOUND; STARTS FOOT CHASE
JUDGE IMPOSES NO PUNISHMENT IN TESTIMONY DEAL (CORRECTED 3-18-88)
CLEARING THE RECORD
TWO YOUTHS ACCUSED OF STEALING AUTOMOBILE
THIEF BREAKS INTO COACH'S HOME, STEALS CAR
TWO ARRESTED AFTER CHASE OF STOLEN CAR
HENDERSON MAN CHARGED AFTER CHASE
MAN ARRESTED IN GAS STATION
CHATHAM USED CAR DEALER CONVICTED OF THEFT CHARGES
TWO N.Y. CAR DEALERS PLEAD GUILTY IN CASE
THEFTS BRING CHANGES IN CAR SALVAGE LAW
WOMAN HURT AS THIEF BACKS HER CAR INTO HER
WOMAN FACES MANY CHARGES AFTER CHASE
WOMAN FACES MULTIPLE CHARGES AFTER CHASE
MAN ACCUSED OF FILING FALSE INSURANCE REPORTS
1981 CADILLAC STOLEN
FLA. FUGITIVE CAUGHT IN N.C.
CHAPEL HILL MAN CHARGED WITH ROBBING WOMAN
POLICE LOG/THREE RURAL HOMES BURGLARIZED IN ORANGE
3-YEAR SENTENCE GIVEN FOR CAR THEFT
POLICE LOG/3 AUTOMOBILE THEFTS IN HILLSBOROUGH
CO-DEFENDANT TESTIFIES HOW CAR TAKEN, OWNER SHOT IN ROBBERY
MAN FACES SENTENCING IN SHOOTING
POLICE LOG/MAN CHARGED WITH POSSESSING CAR STOLEN IN VA,
MAN ARRESTED ON THEFT CHARGES
POLICE LOG/AUTOMOBILE STOLEN IN DOWNTOWN
CAR THEFT ARREST MADE
MAN DRAWS 14 YEARS FOR ROBBERY PLEA
WOMAN TEST DRIVES CAR, NEVER RETURNS
ROXBORO MAN CHARGED
STOLEN CAR RECOVERED
WRECK LEADS TO AUTO THEFT, OTHER CHARGES
WOMAN ARRESTED AFTER COLLISION, CHASE
POLICE LOG/AUTOMOBILE STOLEN
TWO AUTO DEALERSHIF-S VANDALIZED
STOLEN CAR RECOVERED NEAR LOUISBURG
TEEN-AGERS CHARGED IN CAR THEFTS
2 WOMEN ARRESTED AFTER CHASE
TWO MEN CHARGED WITH AUTO THEFT
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S I T
E L Y
C -PG L P BYL
2 4/29/1988 A
2 10/20/1988 A
3 P N
5 J Oil
1/13/1988 B
5/04/1988 B
6/10/1988 A
7/05/19S8 A
10/08/1988 D
N
N
J Oil
J Oil
F
H
1
1/06/1988 B
1
N
H
1
1/07/1988 B
1
N
H
1
1/20/1988 B
1
N
H
1
1/21/1988 B
2
N
H
1
1/28/1988 B
1
N
H
1
1/28/1988 B
6
N
S
2
2/04/1988 A
11
N
S
2
2/09/1988 A
2
N
H
2
2/12/1988 C
6
N
H
1
2/13/1988 C
3
N
H
2
2/23/1988 B
16
N
H
2
2/29/1988 B
9
N
H
2
3/07/1988 C
2
N
H
2
3/07/1988 C
2
N
H
2
3/14/1988 C
3
N
H
2
3/16/1988 C
5
N
H
2
3/18/1988 A
2
N
H
1
3/19/1988 C
3
N
H
2
4/04/1988 C
1
N
H
2
4/17/1988 B
3
N
H
1
4/21/1988 B
1
N
H
2
4/28/1988 C
7
N
H
1
4/29/1988 C
2
N
H
2
5/04/1988 D
6
N
H
3
5/10/1988 C
2
N
H
2
5/22/1988 B
3 P N
S
2
5/26/1988 A
1
N B53
H
2
5/27/1988 C
1
N N36
H
2
5/27/1988 B
11
N
H
1
5/31/1988 B
1
N
S
2
5/31/1983 B
9
N
CHH 1
6/07/1988 A
3
N
CHH 1
6/10/1988 A
7
N
H
2
6/14/1988 B
9
N
Ctt
1
6/15/1988 A
10
N
H
2
6/15/1988 B
5
N S82
S
2
6/16/1988 A
14
N B53
CHH 1
6/22/1988 A
3
N
H
2
6/23/1988 A
12
N
CHH 1
6/24/1988 A
3
N
H
2
6/27/1988 B
14
N
S
2
7/05/1988 B
1
N B53
CHH 1
7/07/1988 A
10
N
H
1
7/08/1988 C
2
N
H
2
7/14/1988 B
3
N
H
2
7/15/1988 C
N M51
S
2
7/15/1988 A
8
N B53
CHH 1
7/20/1988 A
2
N
H
2
7/23/1988 C
7
N
H
1
7/29/1988 C
1
N
H
1
8/06/1988 C
1
N
H
2
8/09/1988 B
8
N
H
2
8/09/1988 B
8
N
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1/01/1988
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Y SUBJECTS
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MAN UITH KNIFE RCBS CAR FROM DEALER
WASHBOARD STREET UK ^7™™
CRIME IN DURHAM RISES 2.7X THISYEAR
CITY'S REPORTED CRIME UP 2.7 PERCENT
1W1 PAR STOLEN DURING TEST DRIVE _
CRIMESTOfIeRS SEEKS TIPS ON AUTO ROBBERY
CAR THEFT CHARGES FILED
DURHAM CRIttESTOPFERS
FOLICE LOG/AUTOMOBILES STOLEN
FOUR CARS STOLEN FROM AUTO DEALER
POLICE LOG/CAR STOLEN IN CHAPEL HILL
STOLEN CAR RETRIEVED FROM QUARRY
^^LOG/AUTOMOBILE STOLEN FROM MEBANE MAN
PTC ICE LOG/UNC POLICE FIND STOLEN AUTOMOBILE
iSsa r pa™
STOLEN LICENSE TAG LEADS TO ARREST
nmunr aa - =*«
POLICE LOG/UNC PICKUP STOLEN TUES.
mT^LOG/CARS^OLEN IN UNRELATED INCIDENTS
TORCH FAILS TO TORNUP HISSING POLICE CAR
STOLEN VICE CAR HAD 3 GUNS, AMMUNITION
PH I ICE CAR FOUND; GUNS MISSING
mvttXF BY OFFICER PUTS CITY IN JEOPARDY _,
fSSSF LOG/THIEVES MAKE OFF WITH JEWELRY, BMW
£!£ K WUBmB I REPORT VEHICLE THEFTS
POLICE LOG/POLIcf CHARGE MAN T ^ CAR ™EFT
off^r^^Pe'c^sKgKSIr
ADDITIONAL CHARGES FILED IN VANCE CHASE
l3!uwHEiNMfar M
POLICE LOG/RILEY'S CAR STOLEN, THEN IS RECOVERED
SS S^r^FROMtt»LERj TEEN ARRESTED
raiOWAWBom CAR STOLEN
POLICE LOG/STOLEN CAR RECOVERED SUNDAY
BSfrUB BBflSft Sy AND KIDNAPPING AT
^ ?CF LDG/POi ICE FIND STOLEN CAR IN PARK DECK
POLICE PROBE ROBBERIES, CHARGE HAN IN CAR THEFT
TIP LEADS TO ROBBERY ARREST
^TESTTOWE ENDS UITH SALESMAN LOCKED IN TRUNK
S
E E
D — DATE — C -PG
N
P
H
H
S
H
H
S
H
H
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
H 2
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
H 2
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
H 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
H 2
S 2
H 2
S 2
CHH 1
H
CHH
H
CHH
CHH
CHH 1
H 2
H 1
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
I T
L Y
L P
BYL
H
H
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
CONVENIENCE STORE H 1
CHH 1
S 2
S 2
8/12/1988 C
8/13/1983 A
8/15/1988 A
8/16/1988 B
8/20/1988 C
8/22/1988 A
8/23/1988 B
8/23/1988 B
8/23/1988 A
8/24/1988 B
8/24/1988 A
8/25/1988 B
8/25/1988 A
8/31/1988
9/01/1988
9/05/1988
9/06/1988
9/06/1988
9/08/1988
9/09/1988
9/12/1988
9/26/1988
10/08/1988
10/11/1988 ..
10/13/1988 A
10/14/1988 A
10/17/1988 A
10/17/1988 C
10/18/1988 A
10/19/1968 A
10/19/1988 A
10/28/1988 C
11/03/1988 A
11/04/1988 A
11/14/1988 B
11/14/1988 A
11/15/1988 B
11/15/1988 B
11/16/1988 C
11/17/1988
11/18/1988
11/19/1988
11/22/1988
11/24/1983
11/24/1988
11/26/1988
11/28/1983
11/29/1983
12/02/1988
12/08/1983
12/08/1988
12/09/1988
12/15/1983
12/15/1988
12/18/1988 -
12/19/1988 B
12/19/1988 A
12/22/1983 A
12/27/1988 C
12/27/1988
12/27/1988
12/28/1968
12/28/1988
12/29/1988
12/29/1988
12/30/1988
2
4
1
1
1
7
1
13
11
6
10
2
14
3
10
10
3
1
1
3
13
2
1
3
3
10
3
N
E
N B53
N M51
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N L90
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
1 P P S76
10 N
N
N
N
N
H
N
N
3
6
1
3
10
6
3
1
1
1
4
3
4
3
4
3
3
5
5
3
3
6
5
3
9
11
3
3
3
N H51
N
N M51
E
N
E
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
3 P N
N
N
N
N
N
N B53
1 P N B53
H 2 4/15/1988 C 1 N
AUTOS, VANDALISM
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MONTHLY/
ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1988 - 12/31/1988
S U B J E
SEE ALSO VANDALISM, DURHAM
10 VEHICLES ON SALES LOT DAMAGED
VANDALISM OF THREE VEHICLES PROBED
POLICE LOG/FLYING BOTTLE BLAMED FOR DAMAGE TO CAR
POLICE LOG/MERCEDES, MAZDA SHOT WITH BB GUN
POLICE LOG/MAN CHARGED WITH VANDALIZING SIX CARS
POLICE LOG/FRUSTRATED VANDALS DAMAGE '87 VW
POLICE LOG/POLICE INVESTIGATE CAR VANDALISMS
POLICE LOG/WINDOWS SHOT OUT OF TWO PARKED CARS
THE AVENUE, CLAYTON CITY <BOOK)
PROF'S NOVEL DRAWING CRITICAL ACCLAIM
WELCOME TO THE BOOKSTORE
DUKE SCHOLAR TURNS TO FICTION
DUKE PROF LOOKS AT SOUTH'S PAST WITH EYES OF NOVELIST
DUKE PROFESSOR'S BOOK TOPS SOUTHERN FICTION
AVERY COUNTY, N.C., ELECTIONS
FLAHERTY DECLARED WINNER IN STATE HOUSE GOP PRIMARY
AVIATION DAYS
SEE ALSO AIR SHOWS
MARINES PLAN AVIATION DAYS CELEBRATION
AVIATION GROUP INC.
TOP CARGO AIRLINE CONSIDERS MOVE TO RDU
ORION CONTRACT REINFORCES VIEW EASTERN READY FOR STRIKE-
RDU SEEKS MORE INFORMATION ON ORION'S PROPOSED COMPLEX
RDU PASSENGERS MAY SOON SAY! 'BUENOS BIAS!'
•ANALYST
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I T
N E E
L Y
P D — DATE — C ■
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H 1 4/21/1988 B
1 N
H 1 5/17/1988 C
1 N
CHH 1 8/29/1988 A
3 N
CHH 1 9/27/1988 A
3 N
CHH 1 10/11/1988 A
3 N
CHH 1 10/18/1988 A
3 N
CHH 1 12/11/1988 A
3 N
CHH 1 12/30/1988 A
9 N
H 2 1/24/1988 A
15 P N D80
H 2 1/27/1988 A
4 E
S 2 3/10/1988 D
5 P F
H 2 7/17/1988 E
3 P R A20
H 2 11/12/1988 C
1 P N
H 2 5/19/1983 D 10 N
H 1 5/12/1988 B 1 P N H60
H 2 2/03/1988 A 1 N M97
H 2 2/13/1988 B 3 N
H 2 3/02/1988 A 10 N M97
S 2 3/02/1988 C 1 N W82
AVIATION PARKWAY
MORRISVILLE'S PLAN SUBMITTED ON SUBDIVISION
GAS-LINE BREAK CUTS RDU ACCESS
HEY, WHAT'S THE TIE-UP HERE?
OFFICIALS SAY WORKERS KNEW LOCATION OF NATURAL-GAS LINE
U.S. 70, AVIATION PARKWAY INTERSECTION REALIGNMENT SET
AVNET INC.
ELECTRONICS FIRM WON'T PUT LAB IN HILLSBOROUGH
AVOCADOS
SEE ALSO FRUIT (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC FRUITS)
AVOCADOS ARE HIGH CALORIE FRUIT
AWARDS
SEE ALSO ALBERT SCHWEITZER INTERNATIONAL PRIZES
SEE ALSO ALEXANDER CALDER CONSERVATION AWARD
SEE ALSO AMERICAN DANCE FESTIVAL, AWARDS
SEE ALSO AMERICAN PLANNING ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO ANTHONY J. MCKEVLIN AWARD
SEE ALSO ARTIE AWARDS
SEE ALSO BERNARD BOYD MEMORIAL FELLOWSHIP
SEE ALSO BETTER DURHAM HUMAN RELATIONS AWARD
SEE ALSO BEVERLY AND LARAMIE HITCHINGS AWARD
SEE ALSO BLACK HISTORY MAKERS AWARD
SEE ALSO BRONZE STAR
SEE ALSO CECIL G. SHEPS DISTINGUISHED INVESTIGATOR AWARDS
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO COMMUNITY AWARDS
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS, AWARDS
SEE ALSO CITY CF MEDICINE AWARD
SEE ALSO CIVIC HONOR AWARDS
SEE ALSO DANIELS-DANIELEY AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING
SEE ALSO DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARD
SEE ALSO DUKE HUMANITARIAN SERVICE AWARD
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., AWARDS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. PRESIDENTIAL AWARDS
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, AWARDS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, AWARDS
SEE ALSO DURHAM HERALD CO., AWARDS
SEE ALSO DURHAM MORNING HERALD ATHLETE OF THE YEAR AWARD
H 2 7/12/1988 B
10/10/1983
10/11/1988
10/11/1988
11/19/1938
N
N B53
P P M66
P N B53
M N
2 10/06/1988 A 15 N
2 3/25/1988 B 3 F
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Y SUBJECTS
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L P
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SEE ALSO FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN ATHLETES
SEE ALSO FELLOWSHIP'S
SEE ALSO "FLEECE OF THE YEAR"
SEE ALSO GOLU STAR AWARDS ^^
SEE ALSO GOVERNOR'S BUSINESS AWARDS
SEE ALSO HUMANE WORKPLACE AWARDS
SEE ALSO IVY AWARDS
SEE ALSO JEFFERSON AWARDS
§FF ALSO JOHN R. WOODEN AWARD
sl alIo S«ned. clement aw>rd
SFF also knight heritage award
SEE ALSO LILLIAN SMITH BOOK AWARD
SEE ALSO NANCY SUSAN REYNOLIS AWARDS
SEE ALSO NOBEL PEACE PRIZE
M U NX. ^shH^'ATHL^^ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIP AWARIS
P ALSO NATIONAL BANK FACULTY AWARD
§t A1S0 0. MAX GARDNER AWARD
SEE ALSO ORDER OF THE LONG LEAF PINE
SEE ALSO OUTSTANDING YOUNG EDUCATOR
SEE ALSO PATTERSON MEDAL
1 SS !KlffiU!Bs FOR EXCELLENCE IN SCIENCE AND MATH TEACHING
SEE ALSO RECORDS AND FIRSTS
SEE ALSO RENSSELAER MEDAL
SEE ALSO REWARD
I SUB IKrIhI^TsEE ALSO NAMES Cf SCHOLARSHIP
H ALSO SLOANlSsEARCH FELLOWSHIP AWARDS
SEE ALSO IPERINTENDENT Of THE YEAR AWARD
SEE ALSO TAKE PRIDE IN AMERICA
III §T^ S^JEFfS^ARMUNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL)
II ALSO SfANG^DVOTlSI^raERATION ADDY AWARDS
SEE ALSO TRIANGLE DEVELOPMENT AWARDS
li SH iBB: gf n: c c:: SB&m awa™
sl ALSO UNIV! OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, AWARDS
SEE ALSO WATAUGA MEDALS
SEE ALSO WILLIAM A. KIRKLAND AWARD
I S km BIHHB** *«*=
^ SwEitRKn^ STUDENT T BUILDS BETTER MOUSETRAP
GLAXO GENEROSITY HILL AID MEDICAL RESEARCH
SFe SS RECEIVES FRIZES
AWARD WINNERS, OFFICERS
^PffHUftW* medals for achievers
HEALTH FAIR HONCREES
HST iSH S^Ke am«m
SLS^S^^'&^PSfe^fflPET^ FOR AWARD ON JOB TRAINING
BLACK CAUCUS GIVES AWARD TO FORBHAM
Elf™™ TRIANGLE J MEDICAL AWARDS
DR. MURRAY LAUDED POSTHUMOUSLY
GTE SOUTH GETS AWARD
SSfes ftUUMVi «« —
RBnObmran «» » —
H
2
S
2
H
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
H
S
2
H
1
S
S
2
H
1
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
S
S
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
H
1
1/04/1988 B
1/18/1988 A
1/19/1988 A
1/20/1988 B
1/20/1988 C
1/21/1988
1/21/1988
1/21/1988
1/26/1983
1/27/1988
1/28/1988
1/29/1988
1/29/1988 B
1/30/1938 D
1/31/1988 A
1/31/1988 B
2/01/1988 A
2/02/1988 C
2/04/1988 C
2/05/1988 C
2/07/1988 B
2/10/1988 A
2/11/1988 B
2/11/1988 B
5
4
4
12
14 [
12
6
7 I
1
1 I
4
1
8
3
14
1
3
6
1
1
10
8
10
2
N
E
E
N D80
P T32
N 080
N
P L38
N
' N W82
N
N H60
N
N
N
N
N
» P
N
N
N
P P K30
P N R80
N
T37
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MONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/1988
INDEX BY
12/31/1988
SUBJ
ALAMANCE COLLEGE TO RECEIVE AWARD FOR JOB TRAINING
GROUP TO HONOR TOP SALES PEOPLE
TOP YOUTHS
EDUCATION GROUP GIVES AWARDS
JUNIOR LEAGUE HONORS SUSTAINER OF THE YEAR
POTEAT NAMED SERTOMA MAN OF THE YEAR
NICHOLSON WINS AWARD FOR SERVICE
TOXIC CHEMICALS NATURAL, BIOCHEMIST SAYS
NORTHERN GROUP WINS AWARDS
DATA PROCESSOR EXTRAORDINAIRE
AWARD WINNERS
ART, CRAFT MATERIALS INSTITUTE HONORS DUKE'S GOLDWATER
ATHLETES AND SCHOLARS
ALAMANCE, CLUB WIN BEAUTIFICATION AWARDS
CHEMISTRY PROF AT DUKF WINS AWARD
TOP KIWANIAN
VOLUNTEER EFFORTS BRING AWARD
DUKE EMPLOYEES RECEIVE AWARDS FROM PRESS CLUB
5 DURHAM RESIDENTS WIN AWARDS FROM RTI
UNC PROFESSOR TO RECEIVE AWARD
PEOFIE: FIVE DURHAM SCIENTISTS AT RTI SHARE AWARD
ENGINEERING GROUP WILL MOVE TO CAPITAL CENTER
NCCU BANQUET HONORS 2
PLANNED PARENTHOOD TO PRESENT AWARD
AFTER HOURS EDITOR WINS PRESS AWARD
SMALL-BUSINESS AWARD PLANNED IN PERSON
COUPLE WINS DUKE POWER AWARD
AWARD WINNERS
MILLER WINS SERVICE AWARD
COUNTY MANAGER RECEIVES AWARD
NEW OFFICERS
•SERVICE TO MANKIND'
DUKE OPHTHALMOLOGY HEAD GETS AWARD
WOMAN'S CLUB AWARD WINNERS
BUILDING WINNERS
AWARDS
WRIGHT TO RECEIVE 2 PROCLAMATIONS
GROUP TO HONOR RESIDENTS FROM DURHAM, CHAPEL HILL
SALEM COLLEGE HONORS HART FOR VOLUNTEER SERVICE
AWARD WINNER
AL MANN GETS SERVICE AWARD
WINNER
TOP SCHOLAR
CITY SCHOOLS HONOR OUTSTANDING SENIOR
GOLDEN DEEDS
MENTAL HEALTH AGENCY HONORS PERSON WOMAN
SCHOOLS SCHEDULE AWARDS PROGRAMS
NEW OFFICERS, AWARDS
WOMEN'S NETWORK GIVES AWARDS
BIOTECHNOLOGY CENTER AWARDS 20 GRANTS TO RESEARCH PROJECTS
MENTOR AWARD
AWARD WINNER
HONORED BY GROUP
SPANGLER WINS HARVARD AWARD
5 EARN CIVILIAN SERVICE AWARDS
MEET N.C.'S 'THIRD SENATOR'
SOCIAL SERVICES PRESENT PARENT COUNSELOR AUARDS
ANTI-CRIME PROGRAM 'OUTSTANDING'
LANGENBERFER WINS HONOR FOR TEACHING EXCELLENCE
N.C. STATE JOINS 'IVY' LEAGUE
ENO RIVER, TRIANGLE J GROUPS CAPTURE AWARDS
DUKE DOCTOR GETS AWARD FOR RESEARCH
AWARD WINNERS
CITIZENSHIP AWARDS
FILM ON CHUCK DAVIS WINS 'EAGLE' AWARD
N.C. PUBLIC TV WINS TOP AWARD
PROF WINS $10,000 FOR PLAY
ENO RIVER ASSOCIATION TO RECEIVE NATIONAL 'TAKE PRIDE' AWARD
HOSPITAL DIRECTOR GETS AWARD
WILKINS NAMED OUTSTANDING COMMISSIONER OF 1988
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I T
N
E
E
L Y
P
D
— DATE — C -PG L P BYL
H
1
2/17/1988 B
1 N H60
S
2
2/18/1983 C
3 P N
S
2
2/19/1988 C
2 P P T32
H
2
2/24/1988 A
6 N
S
2
3/03/1988 A
8 N
S
2
3/04/1988 A
13 P N
S
2
3/05/1983 C
1 P N
H
2
3/10/1988 C
6 P N M97
H
2
3/12/1988 B
1 N
S
2
3/19/1988 A
5 P P T37
S
2
3/25/1988 A
11 P P
H
2
3/26/1988 B
8 N
S
2
3/26/1988 A
2 P P T32
H
2
3/27/1988 B
4 N
S
2
3/28/1988 C
1 N
S
2
3/29/1988 A
8 P P S76
S
2
3/30/1988 B
1 P F G59
H
2
3/31/1988 B
5 N
S
2
4/02/1988 A
9 N
H
2
4/04/1988 C
6 N
H
•7
4/07/1988 B
4 N
S
2
4/09/1988 A
8 P N U82
S
2
4/11/1988 A
3 N
H
2
4/16/1988 C
2 N
S
2
4/25/1988 A
1 P N
H
1
4/26/1988 C
4 N
S
2
4/26/1988 A
6 P F G59
H
2
4/28/1988 D
11 P P S73
S
2
5/04/1988 A
9 N
S
2
5/05/1988 A
12 N
S
2
5/05/1988 C
10 P P L38
S
2
5/11/1988 B
6 P P T32
H
2
5/12/1988 C
7 N
S
2
5/12/1988 A
6 P P C45
S
2
5/13/1988 B
8 P P T32
s
2
5/13/1988 C
2 P P S73
S
2
5/16/1988 A
3 N
s
2
5/16/1988 C
1 N
s
2
5/16/1988 C
3 N
S
2
5/18/1988 A
16 P P T32
H
2
5/19/1988 C
6 P N
S
2
5/19/1983 C
3 P P T32
S
2
5/21/1988 C
1 P P T32
S
2
5/24/1988 A
7 N S92
S
2
5/24/19S8 C
2 P P L38
H
1
5/25/1988 B
1 N
H
2
5/25/1988 B
6 N
S
2
5/27/1988 C
7 P P T32
H
2
5/29/1988 C
7 N
H
2
5/31/1988 B
8 N
S
2
6/02/1988 C
16 P P K30
S
2
6/08/1988 A
7 P P T32
s
2
6/08/1988 A
8 P P K30
CHH 1
6/09/1988 A
8 P N
S
2
6/10/1988 A
13 N
CHH 1
6/11/1988 A
10 P N S12
CHH 1
6/14/1988 A
8 N
S
2
6/16/1988 C
1 N B53
CHH 1
6/17/1988 A
7 N
H
2
6/17/1988 A
8 P F Zll
S
2
6/20/1988 A
9 N
H
2
6/26/1988 A
13 N
S
2
6/28/1988 C
2 P P T44
H
2
6/30/1988 B
4 P P T44
S
2
7/07/1988 D
5 N
H
2
7/11/1988 B
7 N
H
2
7/17/1988 B
4 P N D80
H
n
7/17/1988 B
12 P N D22
S
2
7/19/1988 A
3 N
H
1
7/20/1988 B
1 N H60
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1/01/1988 - 12/31/1988
Y SUBJECTS
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NORTHSN HIGH SCHOOL WUDERT SPRING AWARDS LISTED
mm&M TFCH PRESIDENT CITED FOR LEADERSHIh
COBLE TO RECEIVE AWARD FOR PROMOTING ART EDUCATION
ENO GROT BRINGS BACK U.S. AWARD
LIFE AND SCIENCE MUSEUM WINS AWARD
HMFiln' AT CONFERENCE
DRUG FIRM GETS AWARD
SSTScSS S FROM SPECIAL OLYMPICS
CITY OF MEDICINE TO GIVE AWARDS
if^REsfofNTS, SUN WIN STATE ARC AWARK
MTTARRICK GIVEN BELK'S AWARD OF EXCELLENLi
rwPF iff THE! CROSS. KELLYS RECEIVE AWARDS
THREE"eCU AM CHOSEN TO RECEIVE AWARDS
T^HiEfkuls S Al?ISTffi«0 IN WASHINGTON
DURHAM CHAMBER WINS AWARD
COJNT^GOVERNMENT HEALTH EFFORT WINS U.S. AWARD
SS^hS^NDED OFFICER
mmH OFFICER HONORED BY POLICE
nKtATE'S CUMMINGS RECEIVES U.S. AWARD
INSTRUCTOR HONORED
NEW OFFICERS, TOP AGENT
JBBt^SSWSt^a DIETETICS AWARD
CLUBPRESENTS WOMAN OF YEAR AWARD
CREST^ST^MMUNITY CAPTURES NATIONAL AWARD
fKf 1 RCTBL ACCEPTS A^RD
pp?£™ TNTiliSTRIES RECEIVES AWARD
ORANGE REGllraOF^Dj 5 WINS STATE AWARD
TRIANGLE FORESTER GETS AWARD
NCPT WINS PROGRAMMING AWARD
HOUSING AWARD
O/KBSftS S^OrScAL ULTRASOUND RESEARCH
^s^re^vIsTeadeS mm
Sf f TH^Y^R ACCUSTOMED TO CELEBRITIES OF THE GOLFING WORLD
BOBST AWARIS WINNERS
SALUTE TO YOUTH
KENAN WINS STATE ARTS AWARD
HIUHORN GETS T MEDICAL AWARD
nSffWFKSCR OF MUSIC WINS AWARD
mUNTY HflME AGENT RECEIVES TOP AWARD
DILWEG.XlNSAMONG AWARD FINALISTS
^gg'BSS S^GHTEST STUDENTS
^H WSaSl ENDANGERED PRIMATES
E
D •
2
2
2
2
2
1
2
2
2
2
2
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
S 2
S 2
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
N
P
S
S
S
H
S
CHH
S
S
H
H
H
--DATE-
S
E
C -PG
H
S
H
S
H
S
H
S
S
H
S
H
H
S
S
S
H
5
S
H
H
H
CHH
H
CHH
S
CHH
S
s
CHH
S
H
H
H
CHH 1
H 2
S 2
S 1
CHH 1
H 2
2
2
2
2
2
1
2
2
2
2
1
2
2
1
1
1
1
2
1
2
1
2
2
1
2
2
2
2
7/20/1988
7/23/1988
7/23/1988
7/28/1988
8/03/1988
8/04/1988
8/19/1988
9/08/1988
9/09/1988 .
9/09/1988 B
9/12/1988 A
9/12/1988
9/17/1988
9/20/1988
9/20/1988
9/20/1988
9/26/1983
9/28/1988
9/29/1988
9/30/1988 B
9/30/1988 A
10/01/1983
10/01/1988
10/02/1988
10/03/1988
10/08/1988
10/11/1988
10/11/1983
10/12/1988
10/12/1988
10/14/1988
10/15/1983
10/15/1983
10/19/1988
10/19/1988
10/20/1988
10/21/1983
10/21/1988
10/21/1988 B
10/22/1988 C
16
10
10
5
11
7
5
1
2
12
13
1
1
3
1
2
1
8
10
10/26/1988
10/26/1988
10/27/1988
10/23/1988
10/29/1988
11/01/1983
11/03/1988
11/03/1988
11/04/1988
11/11/1988
11/13/1988 B
11/14/1983 A
11/15/1988 B
11/16/1988 A
11/28/1988 A
11/29/1983 B
12/06/1988 C
12/08/1988 A
12/25/1988 B
5
1
S
11
1
4
1
4
9
7
4
3
8
15
15
1
6
1
1
1
1
3
T
Y
P BYL
N
N
N
N
N
P
J Oil
N W82
P S73
N
P T44
N S17
N K65
N S17
N
' P T44
N
' N
N
N
N
5 N
N
P M66
N H65
P M66
N B53
P T44
N M51
P S76
N
N
P
N
N
N
P T32
N H70
N
N
N
N M20
K30
15 P N K65
8
1 I
3
14
10
8
5
8
14
14
10
4
6
1
8
7
S73
N
P S73
N R63
N
N
N
» P
N
N
> P B90
N L90
E
N
N
P N
N
H 2 6/15/1938 B 9 N
H 2 5/12/1988 B 2 N
H 2 10/28/1988 A 13 N
2 3/04/19EC. B
2 9/30/1988 A
12 P N ISO
13 P N D80
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MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX BY SUBJECTS
1/01/1988 - 12/31/19S8
BUKE SCIENTISTS TO BREEB AYE-AYES
AZALEA FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO FESTIVALS, N.C.
SEE ALSO WILMINGTON, N.C.
AZALEA FESTIVAL WILL RUN THROUGH SUNDAY
AZALEA QUEEN
AZALEA FEST CELEBRATED
PERSON HIGH BAND WINS AZALEA FESTIVAL HONOR
AZALEAS
AZALEA SALE SET FOR APRIL 8, 9 IN CHAPEL HILL
FLAME AZALEA CLONED
AZTEC TWO-STEP (BAND)
MUSIC FUN BAND BOND; SHOW-OFF MAKES BLUES OF CHICAGO A SNOOZE
B-24 BOMBERS
PAINTING FOR PATRIOTISM
B-52
BOMBERS
MORTAR SHELL FOUND IN SHED
B & C ASSOCIATES (HIGH POINT, N.C.)
HIGH POINT LAWYER WITH MANDELA LINK IS BACK
B & G GRILL
FANS-ACC FANATICS—CAN BE FOUND AT B&G GRILL, FRIENDLY CITY BARBER SHOP H
BB GUN
SEE ALSO GUNS
LEAVE MY DOG ALONE
4-YEAR-OLD'S BB GUN ACTUALLY LOADED .22 RIFLE
BB GUNMAN TAKES 7-ELEVEN SAFE
POLICE LOG/MERCEDES, MAZDA SHOT WITH BB GUN
MAN ARRESTED FOR POINTING BB GUN
BFI WASTE SYSTEMS
SEE BROWNING FERRIS INDUSTRIES INC.
BMT SUBWAY DELI (HERITAGE SQUARE)
MAN CHARGED WITH SIX ARMED ROBBERIES
RESTAURANT ROBBED
SHOT FIRED AS STORE EMPLOYEE CHASES ROBBER
BMW (AUTO)
SEE ALSO AUTOS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC AUTOS AND AUTO MANUFACTURERS)
EMBLEM BANDIT
BMW CLUB
BMW CLUB! A MODEL GROUP
D — DATE — C
2 10/12/1988 C
4/07/1988 D
4/09/1988 C
4/11/1988 C
4/12/1988 B
H 2
CHH 1
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
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I T
L Y
-PG L P BYL
1 N
11 N
3 P P
2 N
1 N
3/31/1988 B
4/26/1988 A
1/22/1988 D
7/13/1988 A
4/26/1988 C
8/19/1988 A
3/12/1988 A
1/20/1988 A
1/20/1988 B
2/23/1969 B
9/27/1988 A
H 2 10/30/1988 B
10 N
7 N
8 P R L37
1 P N L90
2 N
7 P N
1 P N N36
4 L
1 N
16 N
3 N
5 N
H
S
H
2 2/21/1988 B
2 9/08/1988 C
2 11/20/1988 B
1 N
7 N
1 N
H
2 2/26/1988 A
4 E
H
2 11/20/1988 E
1 P F S56
SEE BELL-NORTHERN RESEARCH
BTR REALTY
$12,5 MILLION PLAN IN HILLSBOROUGH INCLUDES MOTEL
CATES LAUDS MOTEL PROJECT
B. EVERETT JORDAN LAKE
SEE ALSO EBENEZER CHURCH RECREATION AREA
SEE ALSO FARRINGTON POINT
SEE ALSO MAPS, B. EVERETT JORDAN LAKE
MEETING STARTS RIPPLE TOWARD SOLVING AREA WATER PROBLEMS
CHATHAM COMMISSIGtCRS DENY SUBDIVISION PLAN, 3-2
DUKE CAUTIOUSLY POSITIVE ON PROPOSED GREENWAY
BODY OF ROXBORO COACH FOUND IN LAKE
PROBE OF COACH'S DEATH POINTS TO DURHAM AFTER JONES' BODY FOUND...
CORONER SAYS COACH DROWNED
PRELIMINARY REPORT INDICATES ROXBORO COACH DROWNED
H 2 7/13/1988 A
CHH 1 11/05/1988 A
1 M N R63
3 P N H90
H
2
1/24/1988 A
1 P N L90
H
3
2/16/1988 B
1 N MIO
H
2
3/10/1988 A
1 M N N36
H
2
3/13/1988 A
1 P N M51
H
2
3/14/1988 C
1 N M51
S
2
3/14/1988 C
1 N B53
H
2
3/15/1988 C
8 P N M51
-LX630-
MONTHLY/
ANNUAL
1/01/1983
INDEX BY
- 12/31/1938
SUBJECTS
(CARTOON)
as rmwe |SS Z
ffi.S r^S^ll^ OP REBER^TIONB.
^f^^Sl^LL&LONS FROM JORDAN L*E
UATER PURCHASE COODHIKE RATES
BOARD DEFERS ACTION ON WATER DEAL
HffiME M^ff^ « L*E WATER
CHATHAM SAYS OK TO PLACING
a F TStES L PUT STATE FOREST ONE YEAR LATE
ACTION URGED TO PROTECT RIVER BASIN
S^E^I^Clf^Y^ FOR HOLIDAY O^
OMASA'S DEADLINE EXTENDED
SaifoKMsfci^
^"EAGLEfsiS ATJSlS NG JULY, AUWBON SOCIETY REPORTS
S^lakeS^ea^ vacation SPOT
SCffiJORBAN LAKE BOAT RAWS CLOSED
lK*WlONGER ASSIGNED TO PARKERS CREEK AREA
jorum 'rangers wa awed
HATER FALLS, HAZE RISES
t^TO^lUW STUDY LAKE'S PROJECTED POPULATION BOOM
ffiffi^ rMvrira sfluws supervision
KipWjRGES CUT IN JORDAN ALLOTMENTS
^frurn^i AN OK'D- JORDAN LAKE HEARING SET
^HUNTING SEASON OPENS K*£ ; PRIKE HABITAT LOCATED IN DURHAM
B " ^UNRESTOCTED INDUSTRIAL' ZONING EYED
N
P
H
S
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
D — DATE-
-PG
2
2
3
3
3
2
2
3
3
3
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
CKH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 1
CHH 1
H 1
H 2
S 2
H 2
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
H 2
S 2
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CKH 1
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
3/27/1988 B
3/30/1988 A
4/14/1988 B
4/16/1988 C
4/20/1988 C
4/20/1988 C
4/28/1988 B
5/19/1988 B
5/24/1988 B
5/26/1988 B
6/07/1983 A
6/08/1988 A
6/08/1988 A
6/08/1938
6/09/1988
6/09/1988
6/10/1983
6/11/1988 ..
6/14/1988 B
6/15/1988 A
6/18/1988
6/18/1988
6/21/1988
6/22/1988
6/22/1983 ..
6/22/1988 B
6/24/1988 C
6/25/1983
6/28/1983
6/28/1988
6/30/1988
6/30/1983
7/01/1988
7/01/1988
7/01/1963
7/01/1988
7/17/1988
7/23/1988
7/27/1983
8/11/1983
8/12/1983
8/13/1988
8/17/1988 -
8/21/1988 B
8/21/1988 A
8/24/1983 B
8/26/1983 C
8/27/1983
8/28/1988
9/08/1988
9/08/ 198S
9/09/1988
9/14/1988
10/16/1988
10/18/1988
10/27/1988
11/02/1983
11/04/1988
11/05/1983
12/02/198-8 ..
12/04/1983 B
12/09/ 198S A
12/10/1988 A
12/15/1988 A
PAGE 140
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I T
L Y
L P BYL
N
N U82
N K65
I N M10
N W27
N 030
N M51
N M70
N L90
N R63
1 M N S63
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
B
A
B
B
A
B
A
C
A
A
A
A
C
A
B
A
C
B
3
4
i
2
3
7
3
8
1
1
1
3
3
i
J
1
7
1
1
2
3
1
1
1
1
3
1
3
1
4
i
4 I
14
1
1
1
1
4
1
8
1
8
1
A
1
1
1
A
1
5
1
2
1
N Ml
T 050
E
N L90
N VI 1
N Vll
N S63
N M70
N L90
N S63
N K65
N M25
N L90
N S63
N M70
N L90
N
N 080
N S63
N
N L90
N
N S63
N S63
N L90
N S63
N
N S63
N K65
E
N
P P T37
N
N S63
P P T37
P P L38
N L40
L
N L90
P P L38
N LAO
P P L38
N K25
L
N K60
F N L90
N M25
L
C N LAO
N
N L40
N
M N 046
S 2 2/27/1988 C 1 N M06
-LX630- MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1988 - 12/31/1988
SUBJECTS
N E
P D — DATE-
PAGE 141
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I T
L Y
-PG L P BYL
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR SAFETY
DUKE POWER CO. READY TO OPERATE CALIFORNIA NUCLEAR POWER PLANT
BABE RUTH LEAGUE
SEE ALSO BASEBALL
SEE ALSO LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL
SEE ALSO YOUTH SPORTS
BAMBINO BASEBALL LEAGUE IMPROVES STADIUM IN WINTER
BABE RUTH BASEBALL (AD)
PROSPECTIVE BAMBINO BASEBALL PLA,ERS RECEIVE THEIR EVALUATIONS
AF-RIL SHOWERS DON'T DAMPEN SPIRITS AT BASEBALL OPENER
BAMBINO BASEBALL LEAGUE LEAD TIED
BAMBINO LEAGUE GAMES HIGHLIGHTEB
BAMBINO LEAGUE HIGHLIGHTED
BABE RUTH BASEBALL GETS UNDER WAY
DURHAM BEATS OAK GROVE TEAM
FORD'S TEAM COMEBACK DEADLOCKS STANDINGS
DURHAM 16-18 BABE RUTH TEAM BRINGS RECORD TO 5-0
GREENSBORO RIPS DURHAM IN BAMBINO TOURNAMENT
CARY TRIPS DURHAM FOR BASEBALL BRONZE
C.C. WOODS EARNS BAMBINO LEAGUE CAMPIONSHIP
WILKINS LEADS KARATE TO WIN
BAMBINO LEAGUE TO HOST TOURNAMENT
BAMBINO TOURNAMENT PAIRINGS
1988 DISTRICT ONE BAMBINO TOURNAMENT TEAM ROSTERS
CABLEVISION TO COVER BAMBINO TOURNAMENT
BAMBINO BASEBALL IS UNIQUE
DURHAM 9-10 ALL-STARS TAKE BAMBINO CROWN
S. GRANVILLE BEATS DURHAM FOR BAMBINO DISTRICT TITLE (CORRECTED 7-26-88)
PREP ALL-STARS ARE CHAMPIONS
SUN DOES GOOD JOB COVERING DURHAM RECREATIONAL SPORTS
. BABE RUTH TEAM WINS DISTRICT
DURHAM ALL-STARS FALL SHORT IN INVITATIONAL
BABETTE'S FEAST (FILM)
'BABETTE' PRESENTS CINEMATIC FEAST
'BABETTE'S' AT LA RESIDENCE A FEAST FOR FOODIES
DANCE-WATCHING TIPS; TWO BIRDS
BABIES HAVING BABIES (PLAY)
PLAY DRAMATIZES PERILS OF TEEN-AGE PREGNANCY
EXPECTANT
"BABY" (PLAY)
•BABY' TUNEFUL, FUNNY, HONEST
BABY BOOM (FILM)
•BABY BOOM' SKEWERS SATIRE WITH SUCCESS
BABY FOOD
SEE ALSO FOOD
SEE ALSO INFANT FORMULA
SEE ALSO NUTRITION
GERBER RECALLS TURKEY DINNER BABY FOOD
BABY SELLING
SEE CHILDREN
SEE INFANTS
BABY SITTERS
SEE ALSO SAFE SITTER PROGRAM
SAFE BABYSITTER PROGRAM COMING TO TOWN
CHILD APPARENTLY DROWNS IN BATHTUB OF DURHAM HOME
DROWNING PROBED
NO CHARGES TO BE FILED IN DROWNING
YOUTHS GET BASIC TRAINING IN BABYSITTING
BACCUS LODGE (WESTERN N.C.)
POWER LINE MAY THREATEN EDISON'S RETREAT
LODGE OWNERS WITHDRAW OPPOSITION TO DUKE POWER'S PANTHERTOWN LINE
H 1 4/29/1988 C
s
2
1/26/1988 B
7 P N A76
s
2
3/08/1988 A
13 D A
s
2
3/15/1988 C
4 P N
s
2
4/26/1988 B
4 P N A76
s
2
5/03/1988 B
6 P N
s
2
5/10/1988 B
7 N
s
2
5/17/1988 B
6 N
s
2
5/31/1988 B
5 P N A76
s
2
6/14/1988 D
3 P N A76
s
2
6/14/1988 D
3 P U A76
s
2
6/14/1988 D
4 N A76
s
2
6/17/1988 D
3 N A76
s
2
6/20/1988 D
8 N A76
s
2
6/21/1988 D
3 P N A76
s
2
7/05/1988 B
4 P N A76
s
2
7/05/1988 B
4 N
s
2
7/05/1988 B
4 C N
s
2
7/05/1988 B
4 C N
s
2
7/05/1988 B
5 N ■
s
2
7/05/19S8 B
5 N
s
2
7/19/1988 B
4 P N A76
s
2
7/19/1988 B
5 P N A76
s
2
7/19/1988 B
6 P N A76
s
2
7/21/1988 A
4 L
s
2
7/26/1988 B
6 P N A76
s
2
8/09/1988 B
6 P N
H
2
5/20/1988 D
7 P R S66
H
2
6/03/1988 D
23 P R D77
s
2
6/09/1983 D
3 P U B71
s
2
11/09/1988 C
1 P N S92
s
2 11/11/1988 A
12 P P T37
H
2
3/11/1988 D
11 R W66
H
2
6/24/1988 D
5 P R L59
H 2 9/24/1988 A 10 N
7/21/1988 C
8/25/1988 C
8/26/1988 C
9/12/1988 C
12/31/1988 D
6 P N C60
6 N
1 N H65
1 N H65
6 N
2 1/31/1988 A 13
2 11/02/1988 A 12
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MONTHLY/
ANNUAL
1/01/1988
INDEX B
12/31/1988
SUBJECTS
-DATE-
S
E
c -re
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I T
L Y
L P BYL
Friends make best neighbors s 2
SNOW CHANGES THE WHOLE SHOW S 2
DENTIST'S CALL INSPIRES BREAD S 2
PROGRESS HAS A DOWN SIDE S 2
•FAST FOOD CAN CAUSE SLOW BURN s 2
PRESIDENT NEEDS THE RIGHT NAME g 2
GORGEOUS WOMEN CURE WINTER BLUES S 2
WINTER OLYMPICS 'TRIF1E-AXEL' BORE s 2
CARSON'S HOMOPHOBIA EVIDENT S 2
BACHELOR BUSY WITH BASKETBALL g 2
SUreiCAL SUTURES AGE LIKE FINE WINE | 2
5-YEAR-OLDS FIND LIFE MAGICAL g 2
CHILDHOOD WAS GREAT S 2
DIETERS SING THE BLUES g 2
UHFN 40 ICARS. SO DO FEARS S 2
SOT1ER INSPIRES IDLE OBSERVATIONS § |
VEAL MAKES FUR FLY S 2
K&K^T^ NEED QUALIFIER. f |
^juwjwl™ **** « mcheldr pwm H 2
BACKACHE
SE NO ft ^ES A ABOUT Hi DR. WITT IS SERIOUS ABOUT RELIEVING CHRONIC PAIN
KaCK COULD END NICKLAUS' PLAYING DAYS
^STEVE TOLER GETS FREE SHIRTS AFTER ONE CLAWED BY BACKHOE H
RAISING BUST
BACKYARD WILDLIFE PROGRAM
^K^K$^**S FOR WILDLIFE
^SOffi NEIGHBORS WANT TEER TO OPERATE QUARRY » \
PROPOSED QUARRY PLAWOASRESJRWK s 2
TEER QUARRY HEARING OUTRAGES NEIGHBCRS s 2
IS TO SEEK PERMIT FOR NfWROCK .QUARRY g 2
COUNTY OKS TEER QUARRY, SETS CONDITIONS s 2
Br PERMITRULES SHOULD BE ENFORCED
BAC ot I §i en mqFASFS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC DISEASES)
SE oraaN§N Ska test siisup listeria detection
^SE^ALSO CHECKING ACCOUNTS
SEE ALSO CHECKS H 2
WOMAN GIVEN 5-YEAR TERM H 3
COURT UPHOLDS AWARD OF $62,500 H 2
RAractPH^COUNrfNAN SAYS THIEVES STOLE HIS IDENTITY {J 1
BA^CffiCKt^lKFR^GRAMWILLE^^D \ 2
PPTtCE ARREST AT MALL TWO ON STOLEN CHECK CHARGEb H 2
S MaTjAILED ON STABBI^ CHARGE ShH 1
POLICE LOG/MAN CHARGED WITH C1CCK FORGERY H 2
ram cn&ri unMAN FACES 116 COUNTS OF BAD CHECKS puu \
™W™$K«w Charged with passing bad checks B" 2
vSeeTpWD™ PRCGRAM ^ J
POLICE LOG/APEX MAN ALLEGEDLY JJROTE BAD CHECKS ^ j
SI L cr°iSpSS^ ^ Kt^ess CHECK CHARGES
BAD CREEK
1/06/1988 B
1/13/1988 B
1/20/1988 B
1/27/1988 B
2/03/1988 B
2/10/1988 B
2/17/1988 B
2/24/1988 B
3/01/1988 A
3/02/1988 A
5/04/1988 B
6/01/1988 B
6/08/1988 B
6/15/1988 B
6/22/1988 B
6/29/1988 B
7/13/1988 B
7/20/1988 B
7/27/1988 B
8/03/1988 B
10/28/1988 C
1
U C09
1
U C09
1
U C09
1
U C09
1
U C09
1
U C09
1
U C09
1
U C09
4
L
6
N
1
U C09
1
U C09
1
U C09
1
U C09
1
U C09
1
U C09
1
U C09
1
U C09
1
U C09
1
U C09
1
N S82
CHH 1 10/31/1988 A
H 2 11/04/1988 B
2 3/24/1988 B
1 6/18/1988 C
3 P N S17
1 P N C49
1 P N N36
1 P P K30
S 2 11/04/1988 A 8 P F G59
6/26/1988 B
6/26/1988 D
8/23/1988 A
11/14/1988 A
11/15/1988 B
11/16/1988 A
N A54
L
N H65
N H65
N H65
E
2 2/19/1988 C 3 N C60
1/13/1988 B
1/13/1988 B
1/30/1983 C
2/10/1988
3/07/1988
5/03/1988
6/05/1988
6/09/1988
6/13/1988
7/08/1988
7/19/1988
7/28/1988
10/16/1983
11/13/1988
11/13/1988
12/26/1988
9
1
1
11
i
£
1
1
6
5
3
9
3
1
3
3
7
N
N 080
N
N
N
N
N S82
N
N
N
N
N
P N S82
N
N
P N
-LX630-
MONTHLY/
ANNUAL
1/01/1988 -
INDEX
12/31/1988
BY SUBJE
DUKE POWER SAYS IT NEEDS MORE PLANTS FOR PEAK LOAD
BAD HABITS
SEE ALSO BEHAVIOR MODIFICATION
SEE ALSO QUIT SMOKING CLINIC
SMOKING, OTHER BAD HABITS LINKED
STUDY SHOWS SMOKERS HAVE OTHER BAD HABITS TOO
INSIDE
BAD HABITS (PLAY)
MEANING UPSTAGED BY HUMOR IN DURHAM'S RALEIGH
THE BADGETT SISTERS
THE CONSTITUTIONAL QUANDARY
HABITS'
BAGDAD CAFE (FILM)
'BAGDAD CAFE'! MAGIC ON RT. 66
THE TEN BEST FILMS OF 1988
BAGGAGE
SEE AIRLINES, BAGGAGE
SEE SUITCASES
BAGPIPES
$$* FREE OF CHARGE $$$
SCOTTISH CLANS GATHER, 33RD HIGHLAND GAMES BEGIN
BAHA'I FAITH
PERSECUTION OF BAHA'IS
BAHAMA BAPTIST CHURCH
A DO-IT-YOURSELF CHURCH
BAHAMA BAPTIST CHURCH HOLDS FIRST SERVICE IN NEW FACILITY
BAHAMA RURITAN CLUB
SEE ALSO RURITAN CLUBS
RURITAN OFFICERS
RURITAN LEADERS MEET
CLUB HONORS
BAHAMA VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPT.
SHOVEL SQUAD
BAHAMA FIRE DEPARTMENT SCHEDULES OPEN HOUSE
BAHAMA FIRE DEPARTMENT OPENS 2ND STATION
BAHLSEN INC.
HUGE BAKERY OPENS IN CARY
BAHRAIN
BLUEGRASS BAND'S BEAT REACHES BLIND IN BAHRAIN
BAIL BONDS
SEE ALSO CRIMES, N.C. (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC CRIMES)
SEE ALSO CRIMINAL SENTENCING
REPEAT OFFENDERS FACE HIGi-ER BONDS
BOND HEARING REOPENED IN ROBESON CASE
LAWYER DATES FREED ON $125,000 BOND
AFFIDAVITS HELP JAILED LAWYER OBTAIN BOND
MAGISTRATE DENIES BOND FOR DRUG DEFENDANT
MAN HELD IN COCAINE PROBE IS DENIED BOND
2 HELD FOR COCAINE UNDERGO BOND HEARING
TWO DURHAM MEN DENIED BOND IN COCAINE CONSPIRACY CASE
COCAINE OPERATION UNFOLDS
DEAR JUDGE, I HATE TO BOTHER YOU, BUT,,.
BOND SET AT $250,000 FOR WIDOW OF DURHAM COACH
JUDGE DENIES BOND FOR HATCHER, JACOBS IN HOSTAGE CASE
STAGER SEEKS COUNSEL, CLAIMING INDIGENCY
JUDGE DENIES BOND REDUCTION FOR MRS. STAGER
BOND IS REVOKED IN SEXUAL ASSAULT CASE
PARENTS, FAMILY FRIENDS POST BOND TO GET COACH'S WIDOW OUT OF JAIL
C T S
PAGE 143
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N E
P D — DATE-
S I T
E L Y
- C -PG L P BYL
H 2 6/10/1988 A 16 N
H 2 6/11/1983 A 9 N
S 2 6/13/1988 C 3 N
S 2 6/18/1988 B 1 U T30
H 2 4/08/1988 D 8 P R P10
H 2 7/22/1988 D 12 P F W66
H 2 9/09/1988 D 5 P R S66
H 2 12/30/1988 D 10 P R S66
2 2/25/1988 D
2 7/10/1988 C
8 P I
5 P N
H 2 2/20/1983 A 4 L
H 2 2/27/1988 A 11 P N
S 2 2/27/1988 A 6 N
S 2 2/10/1988 A 8 P P K30
S 2 5/11/1988 A 8 P P S73
S 2 12/14/1983 C 13 P P K30
H 2 2/01/1988 C 3 P P C45
S 2 9/13/1988 B 16 N
S 2 9/17/1988 C 1 P N B53
H 2 10/11/1983 BUN
H 2 5/23/1983 B 4 N
H
2
1/11/1983 B
1 P N S82
H
2
2/19/1988 A
11
N
H
2
4/12/1988 B
1
N S82
S
2
4/12/1988 C
1
N
S
2
4/13/1988 C
1
N B53
H
2
4/14/19G8 B
3
N
S
2
4/14/1988 A
1
N B53
H
2
4/15/1988 C
5
N S82
S
2
4/15/1988 A
1
N B53
H
2
4/18/1988 A
1 P N
H
2
4/20/1983 A
8
N S82
H
2
4/20/1988 C
8 P N
S
2
4/27/1988 A
1
N B53
s
2
5/06/1988 A
1
N B53
s
2
5/16/1988 C
3
N
H
2
5/20/1988 A
1 P N S82
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ANNUAL
1/01/1988
INDEX BY
- 12/31/1988
SUBJECTS
PAGE 144
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BAIL SUSPICIOUS; WOMAN IS PLACED IN RALEIGH JAIL _
ACCUSED MURDERER FREED ON BOND
tutc rati rrRTAINLY DIDN'T FIT THE CHARGE „ vm
CRAIG FRAN^IN'S BROTHER RELEASED ON *25,000 BOND
^CHARGED WITH FIVEJ^-BC
MAN CHARGED IN 5 BREAK-INS TO SWIM CLUB
ac*fct SO FUNNY, SUSPECT LAUGHS
LOU BOND IN DRUG CASE HARD TO UNDERSTAND
nmm&aMa ,-30-s.,
S RELEASED AFTER $25,000 BAIL POSTED
THE MISPLACED TRUST
BAIT DEALERS
SEE FISHING BAIT
BAKERIES, DURHAM
BAKERY BINGE
^SL^SK^B^fflo^IDER TAX CHANGES
hffl^^ORDftfM ON WHAT WAS OFFERED FOR BAKERY
HUGE BAKERY OPENS IN CARY
BALANCED GROWTH
SEE ECONOMY, N.C. %Mrm u _
SEE INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT, N.C.
SEE N.C7 STATE GOALS AND POLICY BOARD
BALD
SEE BALDNESS
BALD EAGLE
SEE EAGLES
*° ^D BALDY? LIGHTHOUSE UILL BE RELIGHTED TODAY
OLD BALDY CASTS LIGHT ON COASTAL N.C. HIoTCRY
BELL'S INVENTION ARRIVES AT BALD HEAD
DIVERS SALVAGING CANNON FROM SHIP
PATROLS PROTECT HATCHLING TURTLES ^^ rc
CcSaNCY MEMBERS HELP PRESERVE TURTLES
BALD-HEADED MEN OF AMERICA
^TIW'S^THEST HEAD AWARD RECIPIENT SHINES
PAL SEE £ ALSO BALD-HEADED MEN Of AMERICA
SEE ALSO HAIR
^nWJ'SsXcST READ AWARD RECIPIENT SHINES
BALDNESS DRUG STUCK AT FTM _ Tr ^
I^pW^ 8 ^^^ HYPE ABOUT DRUG
SSjaS Sfi S^K^llTo^FOR MALE PATTERN BALDNESS
EAL SEE ALSO CHILDREN'S BALLET THEATRE
SEE ALSO DANCE
P^SlK^ES DANCE TO LIVE WITH
FLTlNG^!^ KlK TVE PLIGHT OF THE MALE DANCER
N
P
s
CHH
CHH
H
H
S
H
S
s
H
H
H
H
D — DATE-
S
E
C -PG
6/15/1988
7/19/1988
7/19/1988
7/22/1988
7/24/1983
9/08/1988
9/21/1988
10/11/1988
10/13/1988 B
10/29/1988 C
12/17/1988 C
12/21/1988 A
4
1 I
4
1
10
1
9
4
4
3
1
7
4
T
Y
P BYL
N
NR63
E
N
N
N
N
E
N
N
N S82
N
E
2 6/17/1988 D 23 R D77
H 2 2/20/1988 A 1 N
H 2 2/21/1988 B 1 N
H 2 2/25/1988 A 13 N L40
H 2 10/11/1988 BUN
H 2 4/02/1988 A 11 N
S 2 4/04/1988 A 4 E
H 1 4/27/198S C 4 N
H 2 5/20/1988 B 4 N
H 2 8/C9/1988 A 8 N
S 2 8/10/1988 A 4 E
H 2 1/03/1988 D 12 P N
H
S
S
S
S
CHH
1/03/1988 D
4/27/1988 A
5/25/1988 A
8/24/1988 A
9/05/1988 A
11/04/1988 A
12 P N
12
U
11
U
14
u
1
N WS2
6
u
H 2 2/03/1988 A 2 N
S 2 2/11/1988 D 4 N
H 2 4/01/1988 D 8 P F L59
S 2 5/05/1988 D 7 N
CHH 1 8/04/1988 A 3 U L41
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MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1988 - 12/31/1988
'I'M JACQUES. LET'S GO.'
BALLET OF LOS ANGELES
BALLET TO PERFORM AT ELON COLLEGE
BALLOONS
SEE ALSO CENTRAL TAR HEEL BALLOON RACE
SEE ALSO HOT AIR BALLOONS
VALENTINES COME IN ALL SHAPES
A REAL MOUTH OPENER
INFLATABLE
THEY'RE OFF
LET 'EM FLY!
FESTIVAL FOURTH
BALLOON RIDE
UP, UP, AND AWAY!
STUDENT'S BALLOON BUSINESS FLYING HIGH
PROFESSOR! BALLOONS KILLING SEA TURTLES
ADOPT A BALLOON
GOOD CAUSE ILL-SERVED BY BALLOON LITTER
BALLOON WITH ANTI-DRUG PLEDGE TRAVELS OVER 400 MILES
EDITORIAL AIMS WIDE OF THE MARK
BALLOONS, HOT AIR
SEE HOT AIR BALLOONS
BALLOTS
SEE ALSO ABSENTEE BALLOTS
SEE ALSO WRITE-IN BALLOTS
ALL MAJOR F-RESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES ON N.C.'S SUPER TUESDAY BALLOT
A LOOK AT SUPER TUESDAY
SUPER TUESDAY SAMPLE BALLOT FOR DURHAM COUNTY VOTING MACHINES
$10,000 IN PAPER SAVINGS
DURHAM TO USE PAPER BALLOTS IN RUNOFF; WILL SAVE MONEY
THE PAPER CHASE
MARTIN RECEIVES NEW POSITION ON NOV. BALLOT
PRICE, FETZER DISAGREE ON BALLOT'S NAME PLACEMENT
BALLOT CHANGE OK 'ED
ELECTION BOARD BETRAYED PUBLIC TRUST
ELECTION BOARD ACTION NOT A SCAM
PRICE, FETZER CAMPS AGREE! PLACE STICKERS OVER BALLOT'S SMALL TYFt
DURHAM COUNTY SAMPLE BALLOT FOR TUESDAY...
ORANGE COUNTY SAMPLE BALLOT
NORTHERN CHATHAM COUNTY SAMPLE BALLOT
BALLROOM DANCING
SEE ALSO DANCE
BALLROOMS REVISITED; ONCE AGAIN, THEY'RE DANCING CHEEK-TO-CHEEK
BALSAM UOOLY APHID
SEE ALSO INSECTS, PESTS
ECOLOGIST SAYS WOOLLY ADELGIDS, NOT POLLUTION, KILLING FRASER FIRS
BALTIMORE, MARYLAND
HUNTER EYED FOR BALTIMORE SCHOOL POST
WASHINGTON, ALA. PASS HUNTER OVER
HUNTER FINALIST FOR BALTIMORE JOB
HUNTER FINALIST FOR BALTIMORE POST
UNC PROF TO HEAD BALTIMORE SCHOOLS
BALTIMORE HIRES COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD'S HUNTER
BALTIMORE WILL GET GOOD MAN IN HUNTER
BALTIMORE ORIOLES
SEE ALSO BASEBALL
ROBINSON DESERVES CHANCE
LOW-FLYING BIRDS
5 STATE BASEBALL PLAYERS JOIN PROS
FOR PALMER, BROADCASTING AND BRIEFS REPLACE BASEBALL
GALLOWS HUMOR
U B J E C T J
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S
I T
N
E
E
L Y
P
D
— DATE — C
-PG L P BYL
S
2
10/27/1988 D
1 P F B71
H
1
2/25/1988 B
1 N
S
2
2/03/1988 B
1 P F G59
H
2
2/10/1988 B
5 P P T37
S
2
2/10/1988 C
1 P P T37
S
2
4/26/1988 B
1 P P T37
S
2
5/07/1988 B
1 P P T37
S
2
7/05/1988 A
5 P P T44
CHH
1
8/22/1988 A
1 P P T44
S
2
10/21/1988 A
1 P P T37
S
2 10/22/1983 B
1 P N U82
CHH 1
11/22/1988 A
1 N S17
CHH
1
11/22/1988 A
1 P P L38
CHH 1
11/26/1988 A
4 E
H
2
12/02/1988 A
16 N
CHH 1
12/14/1988 A
4 L
S 2 1/06/1988 A
6 N
H 2 3/06/1988 D
1 M N
H . 2 3/06/1988 D
2 C N
H 2 5/27/1988 A
4 E'
S 2 5/27/ 198S A
1 N S92
H 2 5/31/1988 A
4 E
H 1 8/24/1988 B
1 N
H 2 9/05/1989 B
1 N
CHH 1 9/14/1988 A
1 N M70
CHH 1 9/15/1988 A
4 E
CHH 1 9/17/1988 A
4 L
H 2 10/12/1988 B
1 D N W29
H 2 11/06/1988 D
4 D N
CHH 1 11/06/1988 A
12 C N
CHH 1 11/06/1988 A
13 C N
H 2 12/16/1988 A
8 P F S56
H 2 8/31/1988 B 5 P N
S
2
5/06/1988 C
1
N M06
s
2
5/25/1988 A
1
N S92
s
2
6/13/1988 A
1 P N S
H
6/14/1988 B
1
P N J40
S
2
6/24/1988 A
1
P N S92
H
2
6/25/1988 C
1
N J40
S
2
6/27/1988 A
4
E
S
2
4/14/1988 A
4
E
H
2
5/03/1988 A
4
E
H
2
6/10/1988 B
2
N
H
2
9/11/1988 C
10 P N C68
H
2 11/17/1988 A
4
E
BALTIMORE SUN (NEWSPAPER)
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"'"»",***££. _*»***„" SUBJECTS
BALTIMORE MAN TO HEAD HERALD-SUN WHS STAFFS (CORRECTED 1-23-88)
LOUIsTmTTER, BALTIMORE SPORTS WRITER
BAMBINO LEAGUE
SEE BABE RUTH LEAGUE
EANAN BANANA TOP HERBACEOUS PLANT
BANDS (MUSIC) „„
SEE ALSO BIG BAND SOUND
SEE A1SO DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS
SEE ALSO MARCHING BANDS
WMWoFF IN TRIANGLE SHOWCASE
*S PANEL NEEDS MORE TIME AND MONEY
BANK DEPOSITS
S
N E E
p D — DATE — C -PG
H 2 1/26/1988 A
H 2 4/23/1988 C
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I T
L Y
L P BYL
N N36
S 2 1/08/1988 B 3 F
H 2 4/26/1988 C 3 U U66
H 2 9/24/1988 A 4 E
*"* KOUMWISING $35 MILLION TO FORM BANK EAST
"•yW U.S., FAILURES
^SEE^SS AND TAKEOVERS
BANK ROBBERY, CARRBORO
SBBft'Srefffiffi SB ** CHARGED earlier
PCUCE SEK MA* IN 2ND CCB HOLDUP
CCB BANK RCBPER REMAINS AT LARGE
Sffl^ S ^P KlSlS HI MSELFLP ffisTS
U .sTFROSrarrORS ASK NO BOND FOR MAN HELD IN BANK HEISTS
rm PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO BANK HOLDUP
c*sV c-noorcY TRIAL DELAYED FCR EVALUATION „,_„
TOAL^CTAUG. 17 FCRMAN ACCUSED OF BANK ROBBERIES
^iLECTir?/ S BEGINS-TODAY IN GA*R£ ROBBERY TRIAL
b&^ CCiwiCTED OF CARRBORO BANK ROBBERIES
U.S. COURT DELAYS ROBBERS SENTENCE
CONVICTED BANK ROBBER COULD FACE 60 YEARS
SI iS^^^^SENl^FrffDA^ HEISTS
^fSARlWBBERY, DURHAM
SEE ALSO ROBBERY, DURHAM „,.„«.
EIGHT FROM DURHAM FACE U.S. CHARGES
^CHaIqUI^FILINg'fALSE REPORT
Ki sues city. Vice sergeant
fficK SlMEuLED DOUN
K^ELUDES BA>« ROBBERIES THIS YEAR
BANK ROBBERY, NX.
SEE ALSO ARMED ROBBERY, N.C.
^ROBS^VtEr'hOLDING ASSISTANT MANAGER HOSTAGE
UWlA^DIDNa KNOW SHEUAS GETAWAY DRIVER
H 2 5/05/1988 D 9 N
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
S
H
s
H
S
H
H
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
2/26/1983 A
2/27/1988 C
3/15/1988 B
3/31/1988 B
3/31/1988 A
4/01/1988
4/01/1988
4/02/1983
4/04/1988
4/05/1983
6/03/1988
7/26/1988 B
7/26/1983 A
8/17/19B8
8/19/1988
11/09/1988
11/19/1983
11/22/1988
12/20/1988
H
H
S
S
S
H
S
1 P
7 P
2
1
1
3
N 080
N 080
N
N U27
N B53
N 080
1 P N B53
1 P N M51
N
N
N H90
N 080
N H90
N
N M70
N
N H90
N H90
N H90
1
11
1
10
3
2
1
6
1
3
3
1/02/1988 C
3/04/1988 B
3/04/1988 A
4/02/1983 C
10/03/1988 A
10/04/1983 A
12/28/1988 C
2
9
13
1
1
1
1
N
N
N
N B53
N
N M51
N B53
H 1 3/03/1988 B 2 N
H 2 5/27/1988 A 11 N
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1/01/1988 - 12/31/1988
BAIL SUSPICIOUS; WOMAN IS FLACEB IN RALEIGH JAIL
FRIENDS SAY 'GENTLEMAN BANDIT' A NICE GUY
POLICE LOG/REWARD OFFERED IN ROBBERY
BANDIT ON BIKE HOLDS UP BRANCH BANK
BANK HOLDUPS RISKY FOR ROBBERS IN N.C.
BY SUBJECTS
BANK ROBBERY, U.S.
SEE ALSO ARMED ROBBERY, U.S.
'GENTLEMAN BANDIT' ESCAPED FROM BUTNER
BANKER EDUCATIONAL SOCIETY
BLACK N.C. BANKERS' MISSION IS PROGRESS
BANKERS, DURHAM
BANKERS WILL DISCUSS PANEL ON SEWAGE
BANKERS, N.C.
SEE ALSO BANKS. N.C.
SEE ALSO CENTRAL CAROLINA BANK & TRUST CO.
SEE ALSO FIRST CITIZENS BANK AND TRUST CO.
SEE ALSO FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK OF N.C. (DIVISION OF FIRST UNION CORP.)
SEE ALSO N.C, BANK COMMISSION
SEE ALSO N.C, NATIONAL BANK
SEE ALSO WACHOVIA BANK AND TRUST CO.
WILLIAM JOHN CLAYTON, 97, RETIRED HILLSBOROUGH BANKER'
BANKERS PREDICT LITTLE EFFECT LOCALLY FROM FED RATE HIKE
DISMISSAL LEAVES EX-FIRST CITIZENS' PRES, WONDERING
JONATHAN GULLICK, PIONEER INVESTMENT BANKER, DIES AT 87
GRANVILLE COUNTY BANKER RETIRES
BANKING REGULATIONS
SEE ALSO BANKS, U.S. (SEE ALSO NAMES OF BANKS)
SEE ALSO GLASS-STEAGALL ACT
SEE ALSO REGULATORY AGENCIES
NEW TAX LAWS CREATING ANXIETY AMONG TAXPAYERS
BANKING BILL DRAWS HEAVY OPPOSITION
INTERSTATE BANKING TO BE REVIEWED
BANKER URGES MORE FEDERAL DEREGULATION
TEXAS BANKING BILL ADVANCES
BANKER SAYS RULES STIFLING INDUSTRY
BANKING DEREGULATION NEEDED
BANKING DEREGULATION NEEDED
NEW CHECK LAW TO HAVE LITTLE EFFECT — BANKS
NEW BANKING RULES TO PROTECT CONSUMERS
FED'S NEW LAW SFEEDS HANDLING OF YOUR CHECKS
BANKRUPTCY
SEE ALSO CHAPTER 11 (BANKRUPTCY)
SEE ALSO CHAPTER 12 (BANKRUPTCY)
SEE ALSO DEFAULT
SEE ALSO RECEIVERSHIP
IRS WANTS MORE FROM BAKKERS
BAKKERS SEEK $1,3 MILLION FROM PTL
ACCUSED COMPANY FILES FOR BANKRUPTCY
FILES SAY 188 CUSTOMERS OWED MONEY BY FURNITURE COMPANY
FINANCIAL WOES GROUND AMERICAN EAGLE AT RDU
MORRISVILLE'S SEWER PROJECT TO BE FINISHED BY NEW CONTRACTOR
AMERICAN EAGLE GROUNDED
MISSING RECORDS CLOUD PTL PROBE
AVAIR CANCELS FLIGHTS UNTIL JAN. 24
FILM STUDIO SEEKS NEW AGREEMENT WITH CREDITORS
SEVEN DEFENDANTS DROPPED FROM SUIT
COMMUTER FLIGHT SERVICE NEGOTIATED
AMERICAN EAGLE SERVICE MAY FLY AGAIN BY FEB, 1
PERSON OFFICIALS HOPE ARRCWOOD CAN REOPEN
AVAIR-AMERICAN TALKS PROGRESSING
STATEMENT SAYS PERSON COUNTY'S NOT OBLIGATED TO REPAY ARROWOOD BONDS
AMERICAN EAGLE COULD FLY AGAIN WITH $750,000 LOAN
AVAIR IS OFFERED $750,000 LOAN
FEW PILOTS TO RETURN UNDER AVAIR PLAN
D — DATE-
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S I T
E L Y
C -PG L P BYL
S 2 6/15/1988 C 4 N
H 2 7/25/1988 B 7 N
CHH 1 8/04/1988 A 3 N
H 1 9/24/1988 C 2 N
S 2 12/12/1988 A 4 E
H 2 10/30/1988 B 3 N
H 2 4/23/1988 A 9 N
H 2 11/05/1988 A
N N36
H 2 5/06/1988 C
4
CHH 1 8/11/1988 A
2
N Vll
H 2 8/13/1988 A
11
N
H 2 10/13/1988 B
2
H 1 11/02/1988 B
1
N
H
2
2/14/1988 B
11 U L41
H
2
3/24/1988 D
11 N
H
2
4/29/1988 B
9 N
S
2
6/21/1988 A
1 P N W82
H
2
6/22/1988 A
14 N
H
2
6/26/1988 B
8 N
H
2
8/10/1938 A
4 E
H
2
8/30/1988 A
4 L
CHF
1
9/03/1989 A
1 N H90
S
2
9/05/1988 A
4 E
H
2
12/12/1988 A
6 T N S56
H
2
1/02/1988 B
6
N
S
2
1/06/1988 C
10
N
H
2
1/08/1988 B
6
N
H
2
1/13/1988 A
14
N
H
2
1/16/1988 A
1
N M97
H
1/16/1988 C
3
N P41
H
2
1/17/1988 A
13 P P
H
2
1/18/1988 A
12
N
H
2
1/19/1988 B
1
N R80
H
2
1/21/1988 B
2
N
H
2
1/22/1988 B
8
N
H
2
1/23/1988 C
5
N R80
S
2
1/23/1988 A
1
N W32
H
2
1/26/1988 C
1
N T33
H
2
1/26/1988 C
10
N
H
2
1/27/1988 C
N T33
S
2
1/27/1988 A
1
N W82
H
2
1/28/1988 A
19
N
S
2
1/28/1988 A
1
N W82
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MONTHLY/ A^U M. _ Igffifa
BY SUBJECTS
-DATE-
S
E
c -ra
FUNDAMENTALISTS ANCNYMOUS TO CHALLENGE PTL PLAN
BOD ^ HEf^^p^LED
■WraamWL
ONE MISSED PAYMENT COULD COST FARM
DTi iMWqTRY FILES PLAN TO SELL HERITAGE USA
PTL BANKRUPTCY TRUSTEE A H£N ^ .™ IENCE
raiSTFF WARNS PTL MAY 60 OFF THE AIR
Hft WWHB SlSTRY IF IT IS LIOUIDATED
KTSoRvE MONEY FOR PTL BUT HME PLAN
BAKKER SAYS HE HAS *100 MILLION CREDIT TO BUY 8M* nu
BAKKER OFFERS $100 MILLION r ^
^&W*ffi OF BANKRUPTCY PUN
SAxlELffo^BTKEEP CONTROL OF FINANCES
TRUSTEE TO PICK SUB TO RUN UESTCOURT
S^iffitKW highest™ yet
?Ss WORKING ON DETAILS Cf PTL MINISTRY TAKEOVER
RETAILS POSTPONE SI GNING OF PTL PAPERS BY BAKKER
Sfe^^^LT K ™CING CASH
Smwra TOP CREDITOR IN SON'S BANKRUPTCY
UADDELL PROPERTY UP FOR BANKRUPTCY SALE
CREDITOR WANTS TO CLOSE PTL, SELL ASSETS
H oWunK^I fK^DOESN'T PLAN TO LOSE'
SfesSS COST HIKE
iStfHIKE MIGH1 f ND1 T AFFECT PATIENTS
Iff B H0SPTIAL INSURANCE TRUST FUND FILES FOR BANKRUPTCY REORGANIZATION
q&NTf CREBITORUANTS I PTL CLOSED AND AUCTIONED OFF
IR? TRYING TO HALT 'HERITAGE TODAY'
2
2
2
2
2
2
1
2
1
2
1
1
2
1
2
1
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
9
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
S
H
H
H
H
S
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
S
H
H
S
H 2
S 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
; A
c
c
A
B
B
B
D
12
1
12
1
7
1
5
10
1
1
3
1
1
1
S 2
S 2
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
1/29/1988
1/30/1988
2/02/1988
2/06/1988
2/09/1988
2/12/1983
2/16/1983
2/20/1988 -
2/23/1988 B
2/24/1988 C
2/24/1988 C
3/04/1988 C
3/09/1988 C
3/24/1988 B
3/29/1988 B
4/12/1988 B
4/17/1988 A
4/20/1988 B
4/21/1988 D
4/22/1988 A
4/23/1988 A
5/06/1988 C
5/17/1983 B
5/21/1983 B
5/23/1988 B
5/25/1988 A
5/27/1988
6/01/1988
6/10/1983
6/11/1988
6/16/1988
6/18/1988
6/30/1988
6/30/1988
7/15/1988
7/21/1988
7/25/1988 ..
7/27/1988 A
7/31/1988 C
8/02/1988
8/04/1983
8/04/1988
8/09/1988
8/11/1983
8/12/1988
8/17/1988
8/22/1988
8/25/1988
8/31/1988
9/01/1988 D
9/02/1988 B
9/02/1983 A
9/02/1983 A
9/03/1988 A
9/07/1983 A
9/10/1988 A
9/12/1983 C
9/13/1988 B
9/14/1988 A
9/15/1983 B
9/15/1983 B
9/15/1988 C
9/16/1988 B
9/16/1988 C
9/17/1988
9/17/1988
9/18/1988
9/19/19B8
9/22/1988
9/24/1988
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I T
L Y
L P BYL
N
N M97
N
N
N L40
N
N
N M97
N
N
N
N
N M10
N L40
N U32
1 P N
16 N
4 N
10 N
4 E
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
I C
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
E
N
N
N
N
2 P N
11 N
10 N
3 N
E
1 N H90
1 M N M70
3 P N H90
17 N
N
N
N
N
N
11
16
11
17
14
6 P N
5
2
4
14
3
N
N
E
N
N
1 P N M70
N U82
N
N
N
N
N
1
5
16
4
4
8
10 P N
2
2
2
2
1
1
13
3
5
7
N
N C60
N M06
N
N
N
N
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MONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/1988
INDEX BY
12/31/1988
SUBJE
PTL'S FINANCIAL UOES DON'T GET ANY BETTER
JUDGE EXTENDS DEADLINE ON PTL SALE
HOSPITALS JOIN INSURANCE POOL
FAIRFAX WANTS PTL FORECLOSURE
CANADIAN ORTHODOX JEU TO BUY PTL ASSETS
PUBLICITY-SHY PTL BUYER 'CHARISMATIC
PTL NEEDS CAUTION
BAKKER HEADS BACK TO BANKRUPTCY COURT
BAKKER SAYS PTL MONEY NOT USED FOR ROLLS-ROYCES
MAN TESTIFIES BAKKER DISCUSSED BONUSES
JUDGE WILL GET TWO BIBS FOR PTL
EMBEZZLER'S VICTIMS MAY RECLAIM SOME STOLEN MONEY
BARKERS ORDERED TO PAY BACK PTL
PTL TRUSTEE EXPECTS TO RECOVER LESS THAN $1 MILLION FROM BAKKERS AND,,.
JUDGE REJECTS $115 MILLION BID, ORDERS PTL ASSETS SOLD
BANKRUPTCY JUDGE HANDLING PTL CASE WILL RETIRE DEC, 31
CREDITORS SEEK MORE THAN $8 MILLION FROM WADDELL
AILING FURNITURE COMPANY TELLS 650 EMPLOYEES TO STAY HOME
BANKRUPTCY PROVIDES LAST WORD FOR LOGOS
COURT REJECTS NCNB BID FOR WADDELL OFFICE
BANKS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO AUTOMATIC BANK TELLERS
SEE ALSO CHECKING ACCOUNTS
SEE ALSO SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES
SEE ALSO SAVINGS ACCOUNTS
100 YEARS OF BANKING
MORE, BIGGER STORES COMING
U.S., AREA BANKS LOWER PRIME RATE
OLD BANK GETS NEW LOOK
DURHAM BANKS RAISE PRIME RATE
MOST DURHAM, N.C. BANKS RAISE THEIR PRIME RATES
bankers: do not fear PRIME INTEREST rate hike
DURHAM AREA BANKS WELCOME ACTION
PRIME INCREASE TRICKLES DOWN TO TRIANGLE
RALEIGH FEDERAL SAVINGS OPENING
DURHAM BANKS RAISE PRIME INTEREST RATES
FED'S NEW LAW SPEEDS HANDLING OF YOUR CHECKS
BANKS, N.C.
SEE ALSO BANKERS, N.C.
SEE ALSO BLACKS, BANKERS
SEE ALSO CENTRAL CAROLINA BANK & TRUST CO.
SEE ALSO CHECKING ACCOUNTS
SEE ALSO ELECTRONIC FUNDS TRANSFER
SEE ALSO FIRST CITIZENS BANK AND TRUST CO.
SEE ALSO FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK OF N.C. (DIVISION OF FIRST UNION CORP.)
SEE ALSO INTERSTATE BANKING
SEE ALSO LOAN APPLICATIONS
SEE ALSO N.C. BANK COMMISSION
SEE ALSO N.C. NATIONAL BANK
SEE ALSO PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST CO. (GENERAL HEADING)
SEE ALSO SAVINGS ACCOUNTS
SEE ALSO WACHOVIA BANK AND TRUST CO.
DORMANT MONEY PLAN HELPS, HURTS
FIRE DAMAGES BANK BUILDING IN HENDERSON
BUSINESS BRIEFING
NEW BURLINGTON BANK MAY OPEN IN JUNE
MBAS' STARTING SALARIES HIT NEW HIGHS
BURLINGTON BANK SELECTS OFFICE SITE
U.S., AREA BANKS LOWER PRIME RATE
23 FIRST UNION MORTGAGE OFFICES TO CLOSE
INTERSTATE BANKING GOOD FOR N.C, OFFICIAL SAYS
SPEAKERS PRAISE, CRITICIZE INTERSTATE BANKING
WAKE COUNTY WOMAN EXCHANGES HER LAND FOR 11 BANK BRANCHES
HEARING BEGINS ON BURLINGTON BANK APPLICATION
EASTER HOLIDAY CHANGE IN N.C. TO HELP BANKS
NORTH CAROLINA SUCCESSFUL IN OUT-OF-STATE BANKING
BLACK N.C. BANKERS' MISSION IS F-ROGRESS
INTERSTATE BANKING TO BE REVIEWED
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S
I T
N
E E
L Y
p
D — DATE — C -PS L P BYL
s
2 9/26/1988 A
4 E
H
2 9/23/1988 B
6 N
H
2 10/02/1988 B
5 N
s
2 10/03/1988 A
7 N
H
2 10/05/1988 A
1 N
H
2 10/07/1988 A
1 P N
S
2 10/07/1983 A
4 E
S
2 10/07/1988 C
4 N
H
2 10/20/1988 B
8 N
H
2 10/21/1988 C
3 N
H
2 10/28/1988 B
4 N
CHH 1 10/29/1988 A
1 P N M70
H
2 11/11/1988 A
1 P N
H
2 11/12/1988 B
4 N
H
2 11/17/1988 A
1 N
H
2 11/25/1988 B
11 N
CHH 1 12/07/1988 A
1 P N M70
H
1 12/08/1988 C
2 N
CHH
1 12/22/1988 A
2 N M70
CHH
1 12/29/1988 A
3 N M70
H
2
1/13/1988 B
8 P P T37
H
2
2/01/1988 A
1 P Q 111
H
2
2/03/1988 A
1 C N
H
2
3/27/1988 D
1 P F C19
s
2
5/12/1988 C
1 N W82
H
2
5/13/1988 B
6 N
s
2
7/16/1988 A
1 N H02
H
2
8/10/1983 A
1 N K65
H
2
8/12/1988 A
1 C N B81
H
2
8/28/1988 B
10 P P S76
S
2
11/30/1988 A
1 N M06
H
2
12/12/1988 A
6 T N S56
H
2
1/18/1988 B
5
N
H
2
1/19/1988 B
1
N
H
2
1/21/1988 D
6
N
H
1
1/27/1988 C
1
N H60
H
2
1/28/1988 A
19 P U L41
H
1
2/03/1988 C
1
N
H
2
2/03/1988 A
1
C N
H
3/11/1988 B
8
N
H
2
3/17/1988 A
11
N
s
2
3/17/1988 A
14
N
H
2
3/19/1988 B
4
N
H
2
3/23/1988 A
14
N H60
H
2
3/29/1988 D
4
N
s
2
4/04/1988 A
5
J on
H
o
4/23/1988 A
9
N
H
2
4/29/1988 B
9
N
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ANNUAL
1/01/1988
INDEX BY
- 12/31/1988
SUBJECTS
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S I
E L
-BATE — C -PG L
BYL
WKFSMWSMll WHT gIL 19« SSS10H
S««» WSB^SSSSk. «m SCOOP UP CUCHTS...
MhnvMMi
STATE HOLDING AUCTI0NT0DAY
BANKER URGES MORE FEDERAL DEREGULATION
TEXAS BANKING BILL AWANCES
WHSSBSfflffl ; Mb IN 2 YEARS
ffif^S^^ LOANS
RWS ONLY BANK TO CLOSE
NEU BANK IS PLAWQ IN OXFORD
NEW GRANVILLE BANK PLANS ANNOUNCED
NTC. BANKS TO BOOST KRAFT BUYOUT
^SEE ALSo'bUSINeIs, N.C., CLOSINGS
^ CLol ttEBIT'uNION'lN MATTHEUS
%ghfXW£ffi$ "TED AS CAUSES OF BANK CLOSURE
BAN 1e ^'SIs^.TcifpRCFITS
SEE ALSO EARNINGS DIGEST (COLUMN)
FIRST (Mm NCNB ON TOP 20 LIST
FIRST UNION LISTS 3X NET INCOME JW
DURHAM SHARES AS «CUIE FIRMS SPEND IN H.C.
^WonTS^hSS?^ 9 *^ OM U.S. BA*K
EARNINGS DIGEST
hawks U.S. (SEE ALSO NAMES OF BANKS)
**&£ ALSO AMERICAN BANKER? ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO BANKING REGULATIONS
SEE ALSO CHECKING ACCOUNTS
SEE ALSO CREDIT UNIONS
SEE ALSO FEDERAL RESERVE BANK
SEE ALSO HOLDING COMPANIES
SEE ALSO INTERSTATE BANKING
SEE ALSO PRIME ^g^RATE
l^&iB^XS^It^ BANKS SCOOP UP CLIENTS.,
ffis ASSOCIATION HEAD WARNS OF OBSOLESCENCE
BANKS, U.S., FAILURES
Sirs B&MSW OF TEXAS BANKS
Fife SB *^?™ TOHELP NCNB RESCUE FIRST RER1BLICBANK
NCNB BEGINS REOPENING TEXAS BANK
NCNB ASSUMES CONTROL OF FIRST REPUBLIC
F NCn1\^^TtTx C aFbANK TO FfrCE SCRUTINY
CTORESS UNHAPPY ABOUT NCNB DEAL
S
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
H
2
H
1
H
2
S
2
H
H
2
H
2
S
2
S
2
H
i
H
2
H
2
S
H
2
CHH 1
S
2
H
1
H
1
H
2
5/02/1988 C
5/05/1988 D
5/13/1988 B
5/24/1988 B
5/26/1988 A
6/01/1988 A
6/09/1988 A
6/10/1988 B
6/12/1988
6/14/1988
6/18/1988
6/21/1988
6/22/1988
6/23/1988
6/23/1988
7/02/1983
7/04/1988
7/13/1988 B
7/15/1988 A
8/09/1988
8/15/1988
8/22/1983
9/03/1988
10/20/1988
10/25/1988 _
11/29/1988 B
12/22/1988 D
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
1 P N U82
14 N
N
N
N
J Oil
N
1 C N
10 N
9
11
1
16
1
1
4
H 2 2/07/1988 B 7
H 2 5/15/1938 C 10
CHH 1 6/28/1988 A 3
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
1/09/1988 A
1/15/1988 B
1/17/1988 B
1/19/1988 A
1/23/1988 A
1/27/ 198S C
9
7
6
9
11
3
N
N
N H90
N
N T33
N
N
N
N
N K65
N
N
N C60
N
N
N
S
s
s
H
S
H
H
S
s
3/24/1988 D
6/10/1988 B
6/21/1988 A
7/09/1938 A
12/06/1983 A
11 N
5 N
1 P N U82
14 N
12 N
2 1/08/1988 A 4 E
2 7/04/1988 A 5 J Oil
2 7/29/1988 C 3 N
2 7/30/1988 A 1 N
2 8/01/1988 A 1 N
2 8/02/1988 A 12 N
2 8/02/1988 A 12 N
2 8/03/1988 A 6 N
2 8/05/1988 C 3 N
-LX630-
MONTHLY/
ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1988 - 12/31/1988
SUBJECTS
BANKING DEREGULATION NEEDED
REGULATORS UNDERESTIMATE PROBLEMS BEFORE BANK MERGER
RECORD BROKEN FOR BANK FAILURES IN TEXAS
MINI-RUN MADE ON TEXAS NCNB; BIG DEPOSITORS APPARENTLY CONCERNED...
AMERICAN BANKERS ASSOCIATION AGENDA SET
BANKS, U.S., SALES AND EARNINGS
FIRST UNION, NCNB ON TOP 20 LIST
FIRST UNION MAKES MORE MONEY THAN ANY OTHER U.S.
BANKSOUTH
BUSINESS BRIEFING
NEW BURLINGTON BANK MAY OPEN IN JUNE
BURLINGTON BANK SELECTS OFICE SITE
HEARING BEGINS ON BURLINGTON BANK APPLICATION
BANK
BANNED BOOKS
SEE CENSORSHIP
BANNER ELK, N.C.
3-BAY-OLD GIRL ALREADY HAS COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP
BANNERS
SEE FLAGS
BAPTISMS
BAPTISTS TO DEBATE IMMERSION AMENDMENT
BAPTIST CHILDREN'S HOME OF N.C.
SEE ALSO ADOPTION
CHILDREN'S HOME ADMINISTRATOR DIES IN TRACTOR ACCIDENT
BAPTIST COLLEGE SPORTS, BASKETBALL
WOLFPACK STROLLS BY BAPTIST
BAPTIST HOSPITAL (WINSTON-SALEM, N.C.)
SEE ALSO AIRCARE
SEE ALSO BOWMAN GRAY MEDICAL CENTER
SEE ALSO BOWMAN GRAY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
SEE ALSO HOSPITALS, N.C. (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC HOSPITALS)
ORGAN PROCUREMENT
FORMER NURSE IS SENTENCED IN COMATOSE PATIENT'S DEATH
EUTHANASIA CASE RAISES HOSPITAL SURVEILLANCE
EUTHANASIA CASE RAISES HOSPITAL SURVEILLANCE
READY FOR MEDICAL MISSIONS
MAN KEPT ALIVE BY ARTIFICIAL HEART DEVICE DIES
HEART-ASSIST DEVICE FAILS TO SAVE PATIENT WITH NEW TRANSPLANT
PHARMACY WORKER CHARGED WITH DRUG THEFT
HOSPITAL SEEKS FUNIS FOR GERIATRIC UNIT
BAPTISTS
SEE ALSO N.C. BAPTIST STATE CONVENTION
SEE ALSO SOUTHERN BAPTIST ALLIANCE
SEE ALSO SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTION
SEE ALSO SOUTHERN BAPTIST HOME MISSION BOARD AND CHRISTIAN LIFE COMMISSION
THE DIVORCED FIT NO HOLD
DONATIONS TO BAPTISTS UP IN 1987
DIVIDING THE BAPTISTS
SOUTHERN BAPTIST GROWTH SLOWED IN 1987
minister: BAPTISTS WEARY OF CONFLICT
MODERATES, CONSERVATIVES BLAME EACH OTHER FOR STALLED GROWTH
SOUTHERN BAPTISTS EXCHANGE BLAME FOR SLOWED GROWTH
BAPTIST STUDIES AT DUKE PONDERED
TELEPHONE CALLS SWAMP MODERATE BAPTIST GROUP
BAPTISTS GRAPPLE WITH CONSERVATIVE DECREES
DENOMINATIONAL SPLITS DON'T SURPRISE DUKE PROFESSOR
MINISTER SAYS BAPTIST SCHOOLS' INTEGRITY MUST BE PROTECTED
THIRD OF MODERATE BAPTISTS BUCK TREND, FAVOR CONTINUED FINANCIAL SUPPORT H
BAPTISTS URGED TO HEAL DIFFE; INCES S
BAPTISTS THINK SOUTHEAST NEEDS DIVINITY SCHOOL H
-DATE-
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S I T
E L Y
C -PG L P BYL
2 8/10/1988 A
2 8/12/1988 A
2 8/12/1988 A
2 8/25/1988 D
2 10/11/1988 B
H 2 1/09/1988 A 9 N
H 2 1/23/1988 A 11 N
H 2 1/21/1988 D 6 N
H 1 1/27/198S C 1 N H60
H 1 2/03/1988 C 1 N
H 2 3/23/1988 A 14 N H60
H 2 1/07/1988 A 16 N
H 2 10/23/1989 BUN
H 2 6/02/1988 D
H 2 2/09/1988 C 1 P N C49
H
2
1/03/1988 B
12 N
H
2/26/1988 B
5 P N
H
1
3/07/1988 C
2 N
H
2
3/07/1988 C
2 N
H
1
3/30/1988 C
3 P P
S
2
9/16/1988 A
1 N
H
2
9/17/1988 C
6 N
S
2
10/05/1988 C
4 N
S
1
10/17/1988 A
7 N
H
H
H
H
H
S
H
H
S
CHH
H
H
1/04/1988 A
1/15/1988 B
1/15/1988 A
2/13/1988 C
2/18/1988 C
3/04/1988 C
3/05/1988 B
6/16/1988 B
6/29/1988 C
7/04/1988 A
7/10/1988 C
8/21/1988 B
8/24/1988 B
8/27/1988 A
9/03/1988 B
E
N
E
N
N
N
N
N D80
N
N M25
9 P N D80
7 N
1 N
6 N
4 N
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■•■"^^AIMt^AfcHU" SUBJECTS
N E
P D -
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S I T
E L Y
-DATE — C -TO L P BYL
MEDIA'S INACCURACIES HURT N.C. BAPTISTS
BAPTISTS TO DEBATE IMMERSION AHENKCNT
EAR EXAMINATIONS (LAW) TT ^,
SEEN.C. BAR EXAMINATION
ear |Iealso carozona .barbecue
T^t^US 'hJrECUE: SACKING SOMETHING FUNNY
JSe vs! Sal; BE PATIENT, NOT PIGGISH
TB&SBEEF WINNER Of BARBECUE BATTLE
RIDING OFF WITH 'CUE BREW
HOUSE DAMAGED AS GRILL EXPLODES
MOOSrORILLS CAN CAUSE FIRES
iSSSrai mm «...
KWANIS TO HOLD COOK OFF
K^AS UPSETS GOP CANDIDATE
^tSea?TARGETED FOR CHAPEL HILL ANNEXATION ™
"^^IEtWtHE PRESERVATION 4 FJCCURAGEMENT OF BARBERSHOP QUARTET SINGING
H 2 9/14/1988 A 4
H 2 10/23/1988 B 11
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
CHH
1
a*
1
H
2
CHH 1
H
2
C*
1 1
CHH 1
H
2
H
2
S
2
2/25/1988 C
5/22/19S8 D
5/22/1988 D
5/26/1988 A
5/30/1988 A
6/07/198S B
6/08/1988 B
6/13/1988 A
6/18/1988 A
6/19/1988 A
6/19/1938 A
6/23/1988 A
8/22/1988 A
9/18/1988 A
10/19/1988 B
10/20/1988 A
10/20/1988 A
5
5
S
■?
4
1 ]
1
3
3
1
1
11
11
1
2
A
4
L
N
N
U A20
U W09
L
L
1 P T32
N M51
• N R63
U L41
> N R63
N H90
N
N
5 N S12
N
E
E
1 12/14/1988 A 1 N M70
""^bSSS FAST, FUMY, WARS
P ^ IU SW3LDERING TRUCK SLOWS TRAFFIC ON 1-85
p&k*mti I ITNTRACTING CO. (TARBCROt N.C.)
i^ a «SI T KSa^AT^^ LI*
^^M Wo^USE AT S OF PE*E MM
BraAD-SIDE-CF-THE-BARN QPrtEITION
^^KtfBE OFFICIALS VISIT BjWWLL, S.C.
ECECOMBE GROUP TOURS S.C. LCU-LEVEL WASTE SITE
"HFfJfiicie, H.C m 5.C.
^'tHELB^ANY TOP BUILDER OF MOTCCROSS BIKES
BAR SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C, BARS
Iff ALSO LiaiOR-BY-THE-CRINK, N.C.
mt altfGEDWITH ILLEGALLY OFERATING BAR
^^reUTICS HAKES STRANGE COCKTAILS; BARKEEP SHAKES UP... CANDIDATES
P ' AS SSW.S0 ALL ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE BASEBALL TEAM
H 2 6/17/1983 D 7 P R L59
H 2 3/05/1988 C 1 N
H 2 1/03/1988 F 1DN
S 2 10/11/1988 C 1 F N B53
H 2 3/24/1988 B 2 N
S 2 6/27/1983 C 1 P P K66
H 2 5/24/1988 B 16 N
S 2 5/24/1938 C 2 N
H 2 8/21/1988 B 3 N
H 2 12/29/1983 B 3 N
H 1 7/13/1963 B 9 N
CHH 1 8/30/1988 A 3 N R63
H 2 8/31/1988 B 1 P F Zll
-LX630-
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/1988
INDEX BY
12/31/1988
SUBJECTS
FAGE 153
1/24/89
SEE ALSO ALL-STAR GAME, BASEBALL
SEE ALSO AMERICAN LEAGUE
SEE ALSO ATLANTA BRAVES
SEE ALSO BABE RUTH LEAGUE
SEE ALSO BALTIMORE ORIOLES
SEE ALSO BRONCO LEAGUE
SEE ALSO CAROLINA LEAGUE
SEE ALSO CHICAGO CUBS
SEE ALSO CHICAGO WHITE SOX
SEE ALSO CHINA FRIENDSHIP BASEBALL TOURNAMENT
SEE ALSO COLLEGE BASEBALL
SEE ALSO COLLEGE WORLD SERIES
SEE ALSO CUBA, BASEBALL
SEE ALSO CUBAN NATIONAL TEAM (BASEBALL)
SEE ALSO DETROIT TIGERS
SEE ALSO DIAMOND CHIPS
SEE ALSO EXTRA EFFORT BASEBALL LEAGUE
SEE ALSO FREE AGENTS (SPORTS)
SEE ALSO LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL
SEE ALSO LOS ANGELES DODGERS
SEE ALSO MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL, DRAFT
SEE ALSO NATIONAL LEAGUE
SEE ALSO NEW YORK YA^fKEES
SEE ALSO NORTH DURHAM LITTLE LEAGUE
SEE ALSO OAKLAND A*S
SEE ALSO PEE WEE BASEBALL
SEE ALSO PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES
SEE ALSO PITTSBURGH PIRATES
SEE ALSO PREP TEAMS, BASEBALL (SEE ALSO HEADINGS UNDER INDIVIDUAL SCHOOLS)
SEE ALSO RALEIGH, N.C., BASEBALL STADIUM
SEE ALSO RALEIGH HOT STOVE LEAGUE
SEE ALSO SOFTBALL
SEE ALSO SOUTHERN LEAGUE
SEE ALSO TEAM U.S.A.
SEE ALSO UNITED BASEBALL
SEE ALSO WORLD SERIES
FANFARE/ET CETERA
BAMBINO BASEBALL LEAGUE IWROVES STADIUM IN WINTER
FREE CLINIC TO BE OFFERED FOR YOUTH LEAGUE COACHES
ROGER CRAIG GETS N.C. BASEBALL AWARD
LILLIQUIST MAY GET MAJOR CHANCE
ACC BASEBALL SCHEDULE ALREADY UNDERWAY
WRIGLEY'S ILLUMINATION PUTS END TO TRADITION
DURHAM'S TRIPLE-A POTENTIAL ANOTHER PROBLEM FOR RALEIGH
RALEIGH STILL HITLESS FACING BULLS' WOLFF
EX-DEAC BRICK SMITH GOING FOR MAJORS AGAIN
KNEPFtR LIVING IN ANTIQUITY
FANFARE/ET CETERA
SPRING TRAINING REPORTS BEGIN ON MONDAY
BRAVES CREATING MONSTER WITH GANT-BLAUSER TANDEM
AFTER 22 YEARS, SUTTON GETS ANOTHER SEASON IN SUN
FEREZ FINDS NEW LIFE IN MONTREAL
UF-ENIO
SHINES REFUSES TO GIVE UP DREAM
ROBEY 'JACK OF ALL TRADES'
FANFARE/BASESALL IN HICKORY
D'ARMI HIGHLIGHT OF RURITAN DINNER
THE BASEBALL PICKS
TO MAKE IT ON HIS OWN IS WHAT BUCS' TORBORG WANTS
FANFARE/ET CETERA
a CO-OP TEAM GETS LITTLE COOPERATION
APRIL SHOWERS DON'T DAMPEN SPIRITS AT BASEBALL OF'ENER
PITCH FOR CUBAN BASEBALL DISPUTED
BRYANT TAKES STEP 2 IN RALEIGH MASTER PLAN
WHIPPOORWILL YOUTH BEGIN BASEBALL SEASON
BAMBINO BASEBALL LEAGUE LEAD TIED
S.C. COUNTY'S HELP SOUGHT IN HERITAGE USA DEAL
BRYANT'S INITIAL VISIT TO HORNETS GAME TURNS INTO A FOUL AFFAIR
BULLS TO HOST YOUTH CAMP
NL PREXY INCONSISTENT
-DATE-
S I T
E L Y
C -PG L P
BYL
H
2
1/26/19S8 D
3 N
S
2
1/26/1988 B
7 P N A76
S
2
1/26/1988 B
7 P N A76
S
2
1/28/1988 C
4 N
H
2
2/27/1988 B
4 P N
H
2
2/28/1983 C
10 N C52
S
2
3/01/1983 A
4 E
H
3/06/1988 C
9 N C52
H
2
3/13/1988 C
12 P N C52
H
2
3/17/1988 D
5 N
H
2
3/19/1988 A
4 E
H
2
3/20/1988 C
12 P N
H
2
3/27/1983 C
10 P N
H
2
3/28/1988 D
1 P U C68
H
2
3/29/1988 D
1 P U C68
S
2
3/29/1988 B
2 P U P52
S
2
3/29/1988 B
3 P P
S
2
4/01/1988 D
2 P N F52
s
2
4/02/1988 B
2 P N P52
H
2
4/03/1988 C
13 N
S
2
4/12/1988 D
3 N A76
S
2
4/15/1988 D
1 U D18
H
2
4/17/1988 C
2 N C52
H
2
4/20/1988 D
3 N
H
2
4/24/1988 C
2 N C52
S
2
4/26/1988 B
4 P N A76
S
2
4/29/1988 A
5 J Oil
H
2
5/01/1988 C
2 P N C52
S
2
5/03/1988 B
4 P N A76
s
2
5/03/1988 B
6 P N
H
1
5/14/1988 C
1 N
H
2
5/15/1988 B
2 P N C52
S
2
5/24/1988 D
4 N A76
S
2
5/27/1988 B
1 U D18
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ANNUAL
1/01/1988
INDEX B
- 12/31/1988
Y SUBJECTS
PAGE 154
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SPBMBfc^S^S^Siffifi" play
BMg SMnfiUBuS" "AD LEFT THE GAME
K«ATF INTERNATIONAL WINS BASEBALL TOURNEY
FANFARE/CHARLOTTE BASEBALL
^«ioS AcfS ^EXCITING WIN
MViWERING FATHER'S BAY THROUGH BASEBALL
mxf> MALCt-EY GETTING HIS BLASTS FROH PAST
ra»Y TRIPS OJRHAM FOR BASEBALL BRONZE
ffi UOOdI ^Ba|iNO LEAGU| r CAMPIONSHIP
NEW FACES HJINTIFUL IN CL'S SECOND HALF
f&HH lUBME tt«V*« *L BRANDS
COFFMAN UORKSW FINDING TICKET BACK TO BIG LEAGUES
PRACTICE HAKES PERFECT
CRUCIAL SERIES at nAn
TEAM USA, TAIWAN AT DAP
S TOFOTWECT HAY MISS RENDER OF 1988 SEASON
S ifal&R BB« S^ BUT « FtATES,
BAK RUTH TEAM WINS DISTRICT
OAK GROVE BASEBALL TEAM WINNERS PICTURED
SKsQALL TRIP TO CHINA WILL BRING FRIENISHIP MESSAGE
YOUNG BRAVES HIN CHAMPIONSHIP
2M&W GROvl CHAMPIONSHIP TEAMS PICTURED
NORTHERN TAR KEELS WIN IT ALL
MMfflfflm IN INVITATIONAL
^TO 8-YEAR-OLD WHIPPOORWILL CHAMPS
TRIANGLE TOM HOPES TO BE HIT IN CHINA
SSGSKSMS S TO CHINA^
CaW TEAMS EXCEL IN STATE TOURNAMENT
SHE! NOTCRASH, HADE REAL-LIFE CIRCUIT OF MINOR LEAGUES
K^^k^^OLE^^
FAMILY "Kef WELCMTil BACK FROM CHINA
'YOU M WIN 'EM ALL' ELUDES THESE GENTS
&av! s? r R l^^™ hIjchTaaron's remarks
MnELB OR SCREEN, BULLS WERE SUCCESSFUL
iHtt Pgrsi^wllS^DE DANDY NAME FOR NEW BASEBALL PARK
THE SCAPEGOAT GLOVE
SHOELESS JOE! INNOCENT
SlNt SPACES CHANGES FOR '89 SEASON
$KT^&E 3 NEW TEAMS FOR '89 SEASON
N
P
S
H
S
H
s
H
H
H
H
S
H
H
S
S
S
S
H
S
H
H
S
H
H
S
S
H
S
H
E
D ■
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
-DATE-
-PG
T
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P BYL
2
2
2
CHH 1
S 2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
S
s
s
s
H
H
H
S
S
S
S
H
S
s
s
s
s
CHH 1
S 2
H
H
S
S
S
S
H
H
S
S
H
H
H
S
H
H
S
S
H
H
H
5/27/1983 A
5/29/1988 B
5/31/1988 B
6/05/1988 C
6/07/1988 D
6/11/1988 A
6/12/1988 B
6/15/1988 B
6/16/1988 A
6/18/1988 B
6/19/1988 C
6/19/1988 C
6/20/1988 D
6/21/1988 D
6/21/1988 D
6/25/1988 B
6/26/1988 C
6/28/1988 D
7/03/1988 B
7/03/1983 B
7/05/1988 B
7/09/1988 C
7/10/1983 B
7/13/1988 C
7/14/1983 B
7/15/1988 B
7/16/1988 B
7/24/1983 C
7/25/1988 A
7/26/1983 B
7/26/1988 B
7/26/1988 B
7/26/1988 B
7/27/1988 A
7/28/1988 D
7/30/1988 B
7/31/1983 B
8/02/1988 B
8/02/1983 B
3/02/1988 B
8/02/1988 B
8/04/1988 D
8/09/1988 B
8/09/1988 B
8/10/1988 A
8/10/1988 A
8/10/1988 B
8/13/1988 A
8/13/1983 B
8/14/1988 C
8/15/1988 A
8/16/1983 B
8/16/1988 B
8/16/1983 B
8/17/1988 D
8/21/1938 C
8/21/1983 C
8/23/1983 B
8/23/1988 B
8/25/1988 D
8/28/1988 C
9/04/1938 B
9/05/1988 A
9/11/1983 D
10/18/1988 A
10/29/1983 B
10/29/1988 B
10/30/1988 C
11/10/1983 D
11/13/1988 C
E
N C52
» N A76
N C52
N A76
E
N C52
N
L
P N A76
U M14
N C52
N A76
P N A76
P N A76
P F
N C52
P N A76
N C52
N
N A76
P S73
N C52
P S73
U D18
N
U D18
N C52
N K65
N A76
N A76
P
N
L
N
N C52
N C52
N A76
P
P K30
N A76
N
6 P N
7 P P
1 P
2
2
2
2
2
2
N A76
E
L P F G59
S N „
2 U P52
2 N C52
4 L
5 P N A76
6 P N A76
7 P P T44
2 P U F25
2 N C52
3 P N
1 P N A76
P N A76
N
N C52
P N C52
U 633
E
N
N F25
N C52
N
N C52
5
2
2
2
4
5
4
3
3
11
4
13
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PASS TIME THIS SATURDAY AT NATIONAL PASTIME CLINIC S 2 12/13/1988 D 4 P N A76
THIS MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL CHATTER DEFINITELY HAS FAMILIAR COLLEGE RING H 2 12/17/1988 D 1 P N C52
THE HOME 'LINEUP' S 2 12/17/1988 B 3 P P K30
'BEST IN THE SOUTH' COMES TO DURHAM S 2 12/27/1988 B 6 P N A76
BASEBALL, BLACK MANAGERS
SEE ALSO BLACK ATHLETES
ROBINSON DESERVES CHANCE
BASEBALL, BULLPEN
OLD BULL PEN SIGN WOULD PROVIDE DANDY NAME FOR NEW BASEBALL PARK
BASEBALL, PITCHERS
AFTER 22 YEARS, SUTTON GETS ANOTHER SEASON IN SUN
PEREZ FINDS NEW LIFE IN MONTREAL
BRAVES HOPE TRIO OF YOUNG ARMS CAN BRING HOME SOME MAJOR WINS
MERCKER BACK IN BULL MARKET
SUTTER'S PROGRESS SUITS ATLANTA SKIPPER! 'STOPPER' NOT ABOUT TO BE,,.
ANOTHER SPRING, ANOTHER DREAM BEING KEPT ALIVE
FANFARE/VESTAL NO-HITTER
END NEAR FOR SCHMIDT
BASEBALL, SALARY ARBITRATIONS
SEE ALSO SALARIES, U.S.
FANFARE/THOSE ZANE-Y BRAVES
BASEBALL, STATISTICS
AFTER 8 HOURS, BURLINGTON FALLS IN 27 INNINGS
BASEBALL, TRIPLE-A FRANCHISES
BULLS' WOLFF FAMILIAR WITH THE OTHER SIDE
BULLS PONDER PARK ON TRIPLE-A SCALE
RALEIGH BALLPARK EFFORTS COULD SNAG TRIPLE-A CLUB
DURHAM'S TRIF1E-A POTENTIAL ANOTHER PROBLEM FOR RALEIGH
IT'S THE FIRST INNING FOR TRIPLE-A BASEBALL
BIG-TIME BASEBALL AND TWO-TOWN RHUBARB
CAN'T ANYBODY IN RALEIGH PLAY THE GAME RIGHT?
WOLFF GUARDS BULLS' TURF
DURHAM DEBATES NEW BASEBALL PARK
CITY CAN STRIKE OUT RALEIGH IN BASEBALL
NEW STADIUM WOULD SECURE BULLS' FUTURE
BALLPARK PLANS
GREAT SEASON FOR BULLS
OLD BULL PEN SIGN WOULD PROVIDE DANDY NAME FOR NEW BASEBALL PARK
IT'S TIME TO CONSIDER ANOTHER BOND PROPOSAL
WOLFF, AREA OFFICIALS TO TALK BALL
PANEL TO STUDY OPTIONS FOR NEW BASEBALL PARK
PANEL TO STUDY OPTIONS FOR NEW BASEBALL PARK
BULLS MAY GET NEW BALLPARK VIA 1989 BOND REFERENDUM
BULLS, FANS MAY SCORE WITH NEW PARK
BULLS, FANS MAY SCORE WITH NEW PARK
COOPERATION PAVES WAY TOWARD NEW BULLS' PARK
EXECUTIVE PUSHING FOR SPORTS COMPLEX
CFICIALS STUDY HOW RICHMOND BUILT BALLPARK
SPORTS COMPLEX UNITY NOT LIKELY TO HAPPEN
BASEBALL COMMITTEE WILL DECIDE RALEIGH FRANCHISE PROPOSAL
BASEBALL EATS
BULLS' MALONEY GETTING HIS BLASTS FROM PAST
BASEBALL CARDS
SEE ALSO BASKETBALL CARDS
SEE ALSO FOOTBALL CARDS
BASEBALL CARD SHOW IN BURLINGTON
BASEBALL CHAPLAINS
SEE ALSO CHAPLAIN CORPS.
THE TEAM CHAPLAIN; FOR BATTERED BODIES OR BRUISED EGOS...
S 2 4/14/1988 A 4 E
H
2
9/11/1988 D
5 U G33
H
2
3/29/1988 D
1 P U C68
S
2
3/29/1988 B
2 P U P52
H
2
3/30/1988 D
1P0C48
H
2
3/31/1988 D
1 P U C68
H
2
4/02/1988 D
3 P U C68
H
2
4/03/1988 C
1 U C68
H
2
4/17/1988 C
10 N
S
2
6/15/1988 D
1 P U D18
H 2 2/12/1988 C 3 P N
H 2 6/26/1988 C
H
2
3/02/1988 C
1 N CS2
H
2
3/02/1988 A
1 M N S51
S
2
3/02/1988 A
1 N H70
H
2
3/06/1983 C
9 N C52
H
9
3/06/1988 D
4 E
H
2
3/06/1988 D
5 U G33
H
2
3/06/1988 D
5 J
S
2
3/08/1988 A
1 N C09
S
2
3/08/1988 B
7 N A76
H
2
5/23/1988 A
4 E
H
2
8/28/1988 D
4 E
S
2
9/01/1988 A
1 M M C50
H
2
9/02/1988 A
4 E
H
2
9/11/1988 D
5 U G33
H
2
9/16/1988 A
4 E
H
2
9/20/1988 A
1 M N C52
S
2
9/20/1988 A
1 M N H70
S
2
9/20/1988 A
1 M N P52
H
2
9/21/1988 A
1 P N C52
S
2
9/21/1988 A
1 P N P52
S
2
9/21/1988 A
1 P N H70
H
2
9/22/19S8 A
4 E
H
2
9/28/1988 C
1 M N K65
H
2
9/29/1988 A
1 N S51
H
2
9/30/1988 A
4 E
H
2 12/08/1988 D
1 P N C52
H
2
6/19/1988 C
2 N C52
H 3 5/14/1988 C 2 N
H 2 8/14/1988 E 1 P F Zll
BASEBALL HALL OF FAME
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SUBJECTS
WELL-EARNED imORTALITY
ROXBORO'S COUNTRY
BASO CK FlffjImY 'THE GREEK' FOR REMARKS ABOUT BLACKS
K^ GREEK' MEETS WITH JACKSON, APOLOGIZES AGAIN
THE TESTY RACIAL CLIMATE
tanner: a big laugh
yankee drama won't end
LASORDA'S EXPERIENCE PAYS OFF
FASEB FIRST THINGS FIRST! WIN, THEN SIGN DEAL
BASEBALL PARK, DURHAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM ATHLETIC PARK
SEE ALSO DURHAM BULLS
^tf S S S«« SIDE
SMSASXEF^raU^fl TRIPLE-A CLUB _
S^STRptfA POTENTIAL ANOTHER PROBLEM FOR RALEIGH
IPS THE FIRST INNING FOR TRIPLE-A BASEBALL
btrIttmf PASHALL AND TWO-TOWN RHUBARB
K SrFlN RA1JIIGHPLAY THE GAME RIGHT?
UliLFF GUARDS BULLS' TURF
DURHAM DEBATES NEW BASEBALL PARK
BONDS OPTION FOR BUUS STABIUM
NEW STADIUM WOULD SECURE BULLS' FUTURE
BALLPARK PLANS
SM* Pen siloM^ provide dandy hne for new baseball pa*k
j!^^K toW^ PAR|
BULLS, FANS MAY SCORE WITH NEW PARK
E|Lt1 (US Ktfkj&g PARK
SSSr& HUB- BAL^ARK
NEW STADIUM ISN'T DURHAM'S TOP PRIORITY
WSUBJPUfSSi BALLPARK DEVELOPS
SaI^I^Ii^iISrALEIGH FRANCHISE PROPOSAL
^SEE^hE ^Sm^
SEE SCHOOLS, N.C., REFORM
^K^ S akIu T al K testiw3 COMMISSION
SEE SCHOOLS, N.C., COMPETENCY TESTS
BASIC TRAINING
SEE ALSO MILITARY _ ATUTUP
?FF ALSO MILITARY TRAINING
FORTBRAGG SITE OF BASIC TRAINING
EAS ^?AL^O ALL ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE BASKETBALL TEAM
HI ALSO BIG APPLE NIT (PRE-SEASON TOURNAMENT)
SEE ALSO BIG FOUR EASKETBALL
SEE ALSO CAROLINA COUGARS
H £g KIntTSW ASSOCIATION
H
H
H
S
s
S
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2 1/15/1988 A 4|
2 4/20/1983 C 1 P P M66
1/17/1988
1/18/1988
1/20/1988
5/24/1988
10/10/1983
10/14/1988
N
N
E
U D18
E
U D18
H 2 2/07/1983 C 10 N C52
H
H
S
H
H
H
H
S
S
S
H
S
H
H
H
S
S
H
S
S
H
S
S
H
H
S
H
S
H
H
H
3/02/1988 C
3/02/1988 A
3/Q2/1938 A
3/06/1988 C
3/06/1988 D
3/06/1988 D
3/06/1988 D
3/08/1988 A
3/08/1988 B
7/07/1988 A
8/28/1988 D
9/01/1988
9/02/1988
9/11/1988
9/20/1988
9/20/1988
9/20/1983
9/21/1988
9/21/1988
9/21/1988
9/22/1983
9/22/1988
9/24/1983
9/28/19S3
9/29/1983
9/29/1988
10/05/1983
10/20/1988
10/21/1983 B
11/17/1988 A
12/03/1988 D
1 N C52
1 M N S51
A
A
D
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
N H70
N C52
E
U G33
J
N C09
N A76
N H70
E
M M C50
E
U 633
. M N C52
1 M N H70
1 M N P52
1 P N C52
N P52
N H70
E
N H70
E
L
N S51
N W82
L
1 M N H70
1 N
1 P N N36
1 P N C52
S 2 2/26/1988 A 11 N
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SEE ALSO DURHAM EASTER HOLIDAY YOUTH TOURNAMENT
SEE ALSO DURHAM POLICE DEFT., BASKETBALL TEAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM RECREATION DEPT., BASKETBALL
SEE ALSO FIESTA BOWL BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT
SEE ALSO GIRLS* BASKETBALL (GENERAL HEADING)
SEE ALSO NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO OLYMPICS, BASKETBALL (MEN)
SEE ALSO PREP TEAMS, BASKETBALL (BOYS) (SEE ALSO HEADINGS UNDER INDIVIDUAL
SEE ALSO SOVIET UNION, BASKETBALL
SEE ALSO TEAM CAROLINA
SEE ALSO WHEELCHAIR BASKETBALL
SEE ALSO WOMEN'S BASKETBALL (GENERAL; SEE ALSO HEADINGS UNDER EACH SCHOOL)
SEE ALSO YOUTH SPORTS
POLLS LEAVE MOST COACHES HANGING
NEW GAME?
HURRICANES FIND RDU AT EYE OF THEIR STORM
TERPS TURN TO FOOTBALL METHODS
WADE GETS PRAISE FOR BUILDING TERPS
MAILBOX GONE AFTER DOT EYES
SEASON OPENERS 'IN THE BASKET' FOR YOUTH HOOPSTERS
LAST PLACE DEACS UPSET NO, 1 BLUE DEVILS
WAKE'S WHITE IN RIGHT FtACE FOR DOUBLE DUTY
NORTH CAROLINA DEFEATS CELTICS IN WHIPPOORWILL HOOPS GAME
VITALE PUMPS CAMERON UITH SCENARIO
HIGH FLYER
COACH KJ HOLE IN THE MIDDLE REASON FOR NUMEROUS NO. IS
YOUTHS PLAY MANY HOOPS GAffiS
DUKES ADD TO STRING OF LOSSES
ACC'S NCAA BIDS5 MARYLAND RIDING THE FENCE
CBS FILMS UOLFPACK BASKETBALL
FANFARE/SURFER'S HANG 10
DESPITE RUMORS, BRCUN GUIET ABOUT MOVE TO HORNETS
BETHESDA MCGEE, NORTHERN WILLIAMS WIN
HILLANDALE TEAMS FORCED TO TRAVEL
ALL BALL
SOUTH DURHAM LEAGUE CROWNS CHAMPS
UNBEATEN RASCALS DOMINATE COURTS OF 5 TO 6-YEAR-OLDS
BULLS SURPRISE UNDEFEATED RASCALS
YOUTH HOOPSTERS TO PLAY IN EASTER TOURNAMENT
TRIANGLE SPORTING YOUNGER HOCF'STERS
TRIANGLE SPORTING YOUNGER HOOPSTERS
DURHAM HOOPSTERS HEAD FOR OLYMPICS
OAK GROVE ANNOUNCES YOUTH BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS
CHAPEL HILL POLICE BOUNCE NUDE BASKETBALL GAME
NO SHIRTS AND LOTS OF SKIN
INJURIES KEEP UNC'S LEBO, CARDS' ELLISON OUT OF OLYMPICS
COLLEGIATE BASKETBALL CONTINUES IN TRIANGLE
BRITTIAN, MCNEIL GIVE CREMINS BREATHING ROOM
OUT OF SEASON?
TWO TOP PROSPECTS TARGET WEDNESDAY AS DECISION DAY
AMAKER OPTS FOR BUSINESS SCHOOL OVER LEFTY
EXPERIMENTATION PART OF DUKE EUROPEAN TRAVEL PACKAGE
WHICH SIDE ARE YOU ON?
PARRISH SPENDS SUMMER TOILING ON HARDWOOD
SHATTERING THE WHEELCHAIR 'MYTH'
DEL NEGRO, MARIN TEAM UP ON CONTRACT TALKS
ACC LOSES A SEVENTH REFEREE TO THE PROFESSIONAL RANKS
HE SHOOTS
KING PONDERS BASKETBALL, FUTURE
LEFTY MAKING THINGS RIGHT AT JMU
COACH'S RECRUITING PLAN BECOMES COSTLY ENDEAVOR
WATCHING SOVIETS NOTHING NEW FOR DUKE'S FERRY
PACK LOSES WEEMS, MATTISON
LIFE IN ITALIAN PRO LEAGUE HAD LITTLE APPEAL FOR DUKE'S FERRY
GROUPS PLAY HOOPS TO RAISE FUNDS FOR TEENS
WOLFPACK'S TUCKER BEEFS UP FOR THOSE BATTLES ON THE INSIDE
VALVANO REASONS SCHEDULING; IVY SIDELINED BY DEHYDRATION
AT CLEMSON, ROOKIE GUARD LEARNS LESSON THE HARD WAY
TIPOFF '89 (SPECIAL SECTION)
TIPOFF '89 (SPECIAL SECTION)
SCHOOLS)
H
2
1/03/1988 C
3 N M14
S
2
1/05/1988 B
1 P P L38
H
2
1/10/1988 C
4 P N M14
H
2
1/17/1988 C
4 P N M14
H
2
1/24/1988 C
7 N M14
H
2
1/25/1988 B
6 N
S
2
1/26/1988 B
5 P U A76
S
2
1/26/1988 B
6 N A76
H
2
1/31/1988 C
3 P N M14
S
2
2/02/1988 B
5 P N A76
H
2
2/07/1988 C
3 P N M14
S
2
2/11/1988 C
1 P P S73
H
2
2/14/1988 C
4 N M14
S
2
2/16/1988 B
6 N A76
S
2
2/16/1988 B
6 N A76
H
2
2/21/1988 C
4 N M14
S
2
2/25/1988 A
13 P N K30
H
2
2/26/1988 B
4 N
H
2
2/28/1988 C
5 N M14
S
2
3/08/1988 B
6 P N A76
S
2
3/08/1988 B
7 N A76
H
2
3/11/1988 C
3 P P S73
S
2
3/15/1988 C
5 P N A76
S
2
3/22/1988 D
6 U A76
s
2
3/29/1988 B
6 N A76
s
2
3/29/1988 B
6 N A76
S
2
4/05/1988 D
5 P N A76
S
2
4/05/1988 D
5 P P S73
S
2
4/12/1983 D
3 P U A76
s
2
4/12/1988 D
4 P N A76
H
2
4/16/1988 A
1 N 080
S
2
4/18/1988 A
4 E
H
2
4/24/1988 C
5 P N M14
S
2
4/26/1988 B
5 P N A76
H
2
5/01/1988 C
6 N M14
H
2
5/07/1988 B
2 P P K30
H
2
5/08/1988 C
16 N M14
H
2
5/15/1988 B
7 N M14
H
2
5/29/1988 B
9 N M14
CHH 1
6/09/1988 A
8 P P T44
H
2
6/17/1988 B
1 P N C68
CHH 1
8/05/1988 A
1 P N B21
H
2
8/21/1988 C
7 P N M14
H
2
8/28/1988 C
12 N M14
S
2
9/03/1988 B
1 P P S76
H
2
9/11/1988 C
13 N M14
H
2
9/18/1988 C
13 P N M14
H
2
9/25/1988 C
15 N M14
H
2 10/02/1988 C
13 P N M14
H
2
10/09/1988 C
6 N M14
H
2
10/16/1988 C
11 N M14
S
2
10/18/1988 D
5 N A76
H
2
10/23/1988 C
9 P N M14
H
2
10/30/1988 C
7 N M14
H
2
10/31/1988 D
1 N M14
H
2 11/15/1988 D
1 P F M14
H
2 11/15/1988 D
1 P F C49
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Y SUBJECTS
TIPOFF '89 (SPECIAL SECTION)
TIPOFF *89 (SPECIAL SECTION)
TIPCfF *89 (SFECIAL SECTION)
TIPCfF '89 (SFECIAL SECTION)
JlgM SS iviLSUITH A •»• (SPECIAL SECTITO
N&ttAU umsur*
DKHbv snflft ***** «*
HOLIDAY BALL
BAS ^ I ALS0 C S AMAKER BASKETBALL ACADEMY
g^S ctKkEROTB^ BASKETBALL CAMP
n « W nFUTL STAR AMAKER SCHEDULES BASKETBALL CAMP
^^ffaOW FUELM^tScnON PRINTED 6-26-88)
KttJw'rES^HAS LEBO READY FOR FINAL SEASON
BASKETBALL CARDS M<m ,
SEE ALSO BASEBALL CARDS
SE S™^Sa L cWcARRY ADTI-DRUG K3SAGE
A^S^COACHES XINFIGHT AGAINST DRUGS
anti-drug basketball cards back again
Sole sports stars can teach by example
i'll trade ya a...
BASKETBALL HALLCfFAHE
FANFARE/ET CETERA
WSKE S f Ws BASKETS FOR HER SPECIAL GRANDSON
BASKETS
^n TFE U CRISIS LEADS COUPLE TO START OWN CRAFT BUSINESS
GKeWES BASKETS FORHfR SPECIAL GRANDSON
BASKI KSlsS TO TALK AGAINST ICE CREA*
■VHUni BASS
^^IGH? CASTfDOUBT ON RECORD LARGEMOUTH BASS
Ko S BARBER HOLDS A 6 3/4-POUND BASS HE CAUGHT
BASS MASTERS FISHING CLASSIC
SE KINCTCN F ANaER UINS BASS EVENT
^ K^ ffi&Sra?F^SED IN SOUTHEAST THRESHERS' REUNION
WSSE Ss^rr^ALK£R CLOSING STOKES COUNTY PLANT
ID^T^SCCWTY APPAREL PLANT TO REOPEN
WTW C»wissioNis URGED TO VISIT ILL. COLLIDER LAB
BUSTNpS BOOH WOKELY, MAYOR IN ILL. CLAIMS
THREE SAY TOUR DIDN'T DISPEL COLLIDER, DOUBTS
TEXAS SUPER COLLIDER UILL DRAIN ILL. LAB
N
P
H
H
H
H
H
S
H
H
H
H
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11/15/1988 D
11/15/1988 D
11/15/1988 D
11/15/1983 D
11/15/1988 D
11/18/1988 D
12/10/1988 B
12/11/1988 C
12/14/1988 D
12/18/1988 B
12/24/1988 D
12/26/1988 A
S 2
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
3/15/1988 C
4/17/1988 C
5/08/1988 C
6/23/1988 A
6/25/1988 A
7/21/1988 D
5
17
15
8
3
1
P75
M98
C38
W08
R54
F
F
F
F
F
F
N
N M14
N
N M14
N M14
P C45
P N A76
N
N
P N L90
P P T44
P N C49
H
H
S
S
H
2/03/1988 C
2/04/1988 D
2/08/1988 C
2/10/1988 A
2/13/1988 A
N
N C52
N B53
E
E
H 2 11/02/1988 B 4 N
S 2 5/31/1988 A 6 P F G59
S 2 1/12/1988 B 14 N
S 2 5/31/1983 A 6 P F G59
S 2 10/01/1988 C 2 N
H 2 3/27/1988 C
S 2 4/12/1988 D
S 2 5/10/1988 B
15 N
6 P P S76
5 P P T37
H 2 7/10/1988 B 13 N
H 2 7/01/1988 C 3 N
2 1/15/1983 B 7
2 11/13/1988 B 8
S 2 3/12/1988 A 1
S 2 3/12/1983 A 1
H 2 10/15/1988 C 1
H 2 11/12/1988 A 8
N
N
N B85
N B85
N A54
N
BATH, N.C.
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ANNUAL
1/01/1988
INDEX BY
12/31/1988
SUBJECTS
PANEL VOTES TO NAME BRIDGE FOR BATH MAYOR
STATE'S OLDEST TOW A QUIET VILLAGE
BATHROOMS
BATHROOM BREAKS COSTLY
BATHTUBS
SLOGAN FOR 'SECRET REGATTA'}
COLD WATER HELPS
'WHATEVER FLOATS YOUR BOAT'
BATMAN (TV PROGRAM)
SEE ALSO ROBIN (COMIC BOOK CHARACTER)
DYNAMIC MONO; LOCAL COMIC BOOK DEVOTEES VOTE TO REMOVE BOY WONDER..,
BATON TWIRLING
SEE ALSO TRIANGLE TUIRLERS
PEOPLE! TWO DURHAM TWIRLERS F1ACE HIGH IN MINI-NATIONALS COMPETITION
BATS
WEED POLLINATED BY BATS STUDIED BY DUKE BOTANIST
BATTERED WOMEN
SEE ALSO CHILD ABUSE, DURHAM
SEE ALSO CHILD ABUSE, N.C.
SEE ALSO CHILD ABUSE, U.S.
SEE ALSO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
SEE ALSO FAMILY STRUCTURE
SEE ALSO FAMILY VIOLENCE AND RAPE CRISIS VOLUNTEERS
SEE ALSO ORANGE/DURHAM YWCA COALITION FOR BATTERED WOMEN
SEE ALSO RAPE, U.S.
SEE ALSO SEXUAL ASSAULTS
WIFE IS CHARGED WITH MURDER IN DURHAM
HELPING BATTERED WOMEN
THERE'S SYSTEMATIC PATTERN IN SPOUSE ABUSE
WOMAN SAYS SHE SHOT FATHER TO PROTECT HER MOTHER
BATTERED WIFE'S LIFE BEGINS AFTER SLAYING
BATTERED WIFE NOW HELPS OTHERS
DURHAM'S SHELTER MAKING PROGRESS
VICTIM OF 'BATTERED SPOUSE SYNDROME' TO GET NEW TRIAL
WOMEN FIGHTING BACK
N.C. COURT'S DECISION BACKS BATTERED WOMAN, BUT IMPLICATIONS KEPT NARROW
FURNISH SHELTER FOR BATTERED
PARTY TO LAUNCH DURHAM SHELTER FOR BATTERED WOMEN
'HOUSEWARMING' BEGINS FOR NEW SHELTER
SCHOOL RAISES MONEY — AND SPIRITS
SHELTER DREAM IS CLOSER
EXPERTS SAY JUDGES, JURIES MORE SYMPATHETIC TO BATTERED WIVES
WOMAN SENTENCED IN HUSBAND'S DEATH
HUSBAND CHARGED IN BEATING CASE
CASE SHOULD BE IN CRIMINAL COURT
NEW SHELTER FOR BATTERED WOMEN PURCHASED
HAVEN FROM BATTERERS
COALITION GIVES HOPE TO BATTERED WOMEN
BATTERED WOMEN SHELTER MOVING
BATTERIES
USED BATTERY BUSINESS TARGET IN TOXIC LAWSUIT
$350,000 LEAD CLEANUP
WORKERS CLEANING UP RANDOLPH SITE OF BATTERY-CRACKING
BATTLE OF ALAMANCE
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE BATTLEGROUND STATE HISTORIC SITE
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE COUNTY, N.C.
EVENING OF MUSIC, HISTORY TO MARK BATTLE ANNIVERSARY
THE BATTLE OF BENTONVILLE
SEE ALSO BENTONVILLE STATE HISTORIC SITE
CONFEDERATE MEMORIAL DAY
•VETS' MEET VISITORS AT CIVIL WAR SITE THIS SUMMER
D — DATE-
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E L Y
C -PG L P BYL
2 3/12/1988 B 3 N
2 6/19/1988 D 9 F C19
2 8/03/1988 A 4 E
2 5/29/1988 C
2 8/03/1988 A
5 P N B81
9 P P
CHU 1 10/30/1988 A 3 P N R63
H 2 3/03/1988 B 8 N
H 2 11/23/1988 C 2 N
S
2
1/18/1988 A
1
N B53
H
2
1/23/1988 A
4
E
H
2
1/30/1988 A
4
L
H
2
1/30/1988 A
10
N
H
9
3/21/1988 B
9
N
S
2
3/25/1988 B
1 D F M12
S
2
3/25/1988 B
1
N H12
H
2
4/06/1988 D
4
N
H
2
4/16/1988 A
4
L
S
2
4/20/1988 A
5
J Oil
H
2
5/06/1988 A
4
E
S
2
5/06/1988 A
16
N
H
2
5/07/1988 C
3 P N T32
H
2
5/10/1988 B
1 P U W15
H
2
6/02/1988 A
4
L
S
2
6/09/1988 C
8
N
H
2
8/04/1988 C
4
N
H
1
8/23/1988 B
1
N
H
2
9/15/1988 A
4
L
CW
1 1
10/17/1988 A
1
N S12
H
2
10/18/1988 A
4
E
CHH 1
10/30/1988 A
3 P N M70
S
2 12/03/1988 A
1 D N B53
H
2
6/20/1988 A
9
N
H
2
7/27/1988 B
8
N
H
2
9/22/1988 B
4
N
H
1
5/13/1988 C
1
N H60
H
2
3/30/1988 A
4
L
H
2
5/31/1988 A
12 P U W66
BATTLEFIELD BAND
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SUBJECTS
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NRBQ, LYRES, BATTLEFIELD BACK
MeIZER? SAX SOUND CELTIC ON THE BATTLEFIELD
^^lUTUS-FARMERS TAKEOVER BATTLE TURNS TO UAR
BAY MEADOWS SOCCER BW
*%S ISOTSIieiNG BUYING jaw STOP'S SOCCER CttF
NKHSOCra FIELDS TO BE BUILT
BAZ SEE S ALS0 CHURCHES, DURHAM
^FSlffiA^i ACE GOING FAST
BEACH BINGO
BINGOCLUB MOVES, AUAITS COURT RULING
BEACH CLUB BOOKINGS INC. _^ _._
^^PLEA ENTERED IN COLISEUM CASE
H *SEE*ALS0 SHAGGING CONTESTS
'BEACH OLDIE' KEEPS gtfg «y™L
S K S^tPbeTaPE^MtH CENTER
&F^ARE^OT^F&R bIaCHMUSIC A*ARIS
KACTWSIC PROGRAM IS POSTPONED
ffi S^^nI^s^etsce^.raleigh 'FIREBIRD'
ShQLE LOT OF SHAGGIN' GOING ON NOV. 19
BEACH MUSIC SHOW - ALL THE MOVES, MUSIC
OPOSSUM CAUSES PROBLEM
^s ansb, durhw
^YOU^PhTlMC I^JTS IN MEREDITH COLLET CONCERT
NfKTALGIA LURE OF BEACH-MUSIC FESTIVAL
CRYSTAL COAST PREPARES FOR SUMMER CROWDS
BEACHES, N.C. AND S.C.
SEE ALSO BARRIER ISLANDS
SEE ALSO COASTAL DEVELOPMENT, N.C.
SEE ALSO COASTAL WATERS
SEE ALSO CRYSTAL COAST
SEE ALSO OUTER BANKS, N.C.
SEE ALSO SAND DUES
^BEA^sIeV^S IN 14 TONS OF GARBAGE
KEEP BEACHES CLEAN M „ n
SEAWALL IS BEING BATTERED BY WAVES OF RtlAJLfluuro
ENDINGS & BEGINNINGS
WILL OUTER BANKS BE NEXT ATLANTIC CITY?
8^ WBB ttttMBWffc EXPERTS SAY
^YSTALroASTF^PARES FOR SUMMER CROUDS
N
P
H
H
H
S I T
E ELY
| — MTE — C -PS L P BYL
2 4/08/1988 D 2 P R L37
2 4/10/1988 D 11 P P „
2 4/19/1988 A 11 R L37
H 2 6/11/1988 A 16 N
2 2/17/1988 A 1
2 3/01/1988 B 5
N A76
N A76
H 1 7/14/1988 B 1 N
S
H
S
H
S
2 3/23/1988 A
2 3/24/1988 A
2 3/24/1988 A
2 3/25/198S C
2 4/04/1988 C
N S?5
N S82
N B53
1 N S82
1 N
H 2 1/06/1988 B 16 N
S
S
H
S
H
H
S
S
H
S
S
S
2/13/1988 A
4/14/1988 D
4/28/1988 B
5/12/1988 D
5/13/1988
5/28/1983
5/31/1988
7/28/1988
8/02/1983
11/03/1988 _
11/17/1983 D
11/24/1988 D
3
1
10
8
4
4
11
2
11
12
N
F B71
N 080
N
F C19
N 080
N
N B71
U U66
N
N
N B71
H 2 5/10/1988 B 3 P U W66
H 2 5/13/1988 D 4 P F C19
H 2 5/15/1988 D 10 F C19
H
S
H
H
H
H
H
H
S
H
H
H
1/20/1988 A
1/20/1988 A
2/06/1988 B
2/08/1988 B
2/10/1988 A
2/28/1988
4/27/1988
4/27/1988
5/09/1988
5/12/1983
5/13/1988
5/15/1988
11
4
5
8
11
1
1
1
9
18
1
10
N
E
H
N
N
P
N
N H60
N
N
N
F C19
P P L33
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1/01/1988
INDEX B
12/31/1988
S U B J E
JUST 17 MILES FROM DURHAM TO THE BEACH
OCRACOKE AND HATTERASI N.C.'S ANSWER TO CALIFORNIA'S BIG SUR
N.C. BEACH CROUDS THREATEN SHOREBIRDS
WARNING TO N.C. COAST
IT MAY BE SWELTERING HERE, BUT IT'S NICE AT THE BEACH
PURPLE SEAWEED PLAGUES SWIMMERS, FISHERMEN
N.C. COASTAL GOVERNMENTS SEEK ASSURANCE ON TESTS
SUNSET BEACH A SECRET RESIDENTS HOPE TO KEEP
RED SEAWEED CLINGS TO COAST
PEACHES SWEETEN TRIPS TO BEACHES
BEACHES AND PEACHES GO TOGETHER IN THE SUMMERTIME
USE OF BULKHEADS DEBATED
SWIMMERS SEE RED OVER SEAWEED SIEGE
SEAWEED IS NUISANCE ON PART OF N.C. COAST
MEDICAL DEBRIS WASHES UP ON N.C. COAST
MEDICAL WASTE HITS N.C. SHORE
WASTE GLARING PROOF OF NATION'S SULLIED DISPOSAL REGULATIONS
MEDICAL WASTE ON BEACHES (CARTOON)
NAVY CLEANUP OF N.C, BEACHES NETS LITTLE DEBRIS
RULES GUIDE AREA HOSPITALS ON WASTE DUMPING
WASTE OF NCMH NOWHERE NEAR SEA
CLEAMJP CONTINUES
BEACH-GOERS MAY WANT MORE ALERTNESS AT SHORE
40 MORE SAILORS JOIN N.C. BEACH CLEANUP EFFORT
GOVERNOR SEES NO REASON FOR LAWSUIT AGAINST NAVY
OFFICIAL SAYS VIAL FOUND ON BEACH CONTAINED BLOOD
GET TOUGH ON DUMPERS
NEPTUNE U.S.N. (CARTOON)
MORE DEBRIS WASHES UP ON N.C. SHORES
NAVY CAN LEAD WAY TO HALT TRASH DUMPING
OFFICIALS.' RULES ON INFECTIOUS WASTE DISPOSAL VIRTUALLY UNENFORCEABLE
THORNBURG, SANFORD CONCERNED ABOUT... FOULING OCEAN (CORRECTED 8-24-88)
ENVIRONMENT SUFFERS
CLEAN-UP CAMPAIGN MAKES BEACHES SAFER
THORNBURG! OCEAN DUMPING LAWS EXIST
MEDICAL TRASH AGAIN LITTERS N.C. SHORES
AIR FORCE BASE BECOMES MILITARY-ONLY BEACH RESORT
MEDICAL WASTE SOURCE A PUZZLE; MORE WASHES UP
NAVY NO LONGER DUMPING MEDICAL WASTES AT SEA
NEW NAVY REGULATIONS ARE POSITIVE RESPONSE
'88 TOURISM FLOURISHED
BOTTLE IN MEDICAL WASTE AT BEACH CONTAINS WARNING OF RADIOACTIVITY
MOBIL PLAN TO EXPLORE N.C. COAST WORRIES SOME
INFECTIOUS-WASTE AGENCY IN N.C. NEEDS MORE STAFF
VOLUNTEERS CAN HELP CLEAN LITTERED BEACHES
MARTIN, JORDAN OFFER PLANS TO HALT DUMPING
WHAT! MORE EROSION! A CHANNEL CLOGS, WE BUILD A JETTY!... (CARTOON)
STEPS ARE BEING TAKEN TO FROTECT SEA AND SHORE
BEACH SWEEP! CAROLINA COAST SET FOR MASSIVE CLEANUP
SUNSET BEACH GROWING INSTEAD OF ERODING
'BEACH SWEEP' PICKS UP 23 TONS OF TRASH
STATE PANEL EXPANDS RULES ON DUMPING
BEACH SWEEP AGAIN CLEANS STATE'S SHORES
BEACH SWEEP TURNS UP BOWLING BALL FROM BRAZIL
MORE MEDICAL WASTE TRACED TO NAVY SHIP
...BUT HE TOLD ME IT WOULDN'T BE PERMANENT! (CARTOON)
ONCE AGAIN! STOP DUMPING!
MEDICAL-WASTE BILL IS PROPER RESPONSE
NAVY DISCIPLINES THREE CREWMEN ON MEDICAL WASTE
CONSULTANT SAYS OIL SPILLS PART OF HIS PLANNING
PENTAGON SUED OVER N.C. TESTS; NAVY SIMULATION OF NUCLEAR BLASTS...
MOBIL STALLS FILING N.C. DRILLING F1AN
OUTER BANKS' OREGON INLET CLOSING DOOR TO ATLANTIC
STATE MUST ACT NOW TO SAVE CHERISHED COAST
CURRITUCK FACES NEW BATTLE OVER BEACH FOR DEVELOPMENT
STATE SHOULDN'T GAMBLE WITH MARITIME FORESTS
BEACHES, U.S.
WHAT NEXT IN WASTE DUMPING?
GET TOUGH ON DUMPERS
: c t s
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I T
N
E
E
L Y
P
D
— DATE — C -P6 L P BYL
S
2
5/31/1988 B
6 P N A76
H
2
6/05/1988 D
8 M F D77
S
2
6/09/1988 C
3 P N
H
2
6/14/1988 A
4 E
H
2
6/26/1988 D
9 P F C19
H
2
6/29/1988 A
16 N
H
2
7/04/1988 B
5 N
H
2
7/10/1988 C
14 N
H
2
7/17/1988 A
11 N
H
2
7/28/1988 B
1 N H60
H
1
7/28/1988 B
1 N H60
S
2
8/03/1988 C
5 N
S
2
8/04/1988 C
2 N
H
2
8/05/1988 A
9 N
S
2
8/09/1988 A
9 N
H
2
8/10/1988 A
1 M N
H
2
8/10/1988 A
1 P N
H
2
8/10/1988 A
4 T T R56
H
2
8/11/1988 A
1 N
H
2
8/11/1988 A
1 N N36
CHH 1
8/11/1988 A
1 N S17
S
2
8/11/1988 A
2 P P
S
2
8/11/1988 A
4 E
H
2
8/12/1988 A
10 N
H
2
8/12/1988 A
10 P N
H
2
8/13/1988 C
7 N
H
2
8/14/1988 D
4 E
H
2
8/15/1988 A
4 T T C50
H
2
8/15/1988 B
1 N
S
2
8/15/1988 A
4 E
H
1
8/16/1988 B
1 N
H
2
8/20/1988 D
4 P N C47
H
2
8/22/1988 A
4 L
S
2
8/23/1988 A
4 E
H
2
8/26/1988 B
4 N
H
2
8/29/1988 B
1 P N
H
2
8/29/1988 B
1 N
H
1
8/30/1988 B
1 N
H
2
8/31/1983 C
3 N
S
2
9/01/1988 A
4 E
H
2
9/04/1988 C
3 N
H
2
9/07/1988 B
5 N
S
2
9/07/1988 A
1 N
S
2
9/07/1988 C
2 N
H
2
9/08/1988 C
8 N
H
2
9/09/1988 C
2 N
H
2
9/18/1988 D
4 T T R56
H
2
9/23/1988 A
6 P N S56
H
2
9/23/1988 A
6 P N S56
H
2
9/25/1988 B
1 N
H
2
9/25/1983 B
3 N
S
2
9/29/1983 C
8 N
S
2
10/03/1988 A
4 E
H
2 10/05/1983 A
14 N
H
2
10/05/1988 B
6 N
H
2
10/06/1983 A
4 T T R56
H
2
10/09/1988 D
4 E
S
2 10/10/1983 A
4 E
H
2 10/12/1988 B
16 N
H
2
10/13/1988 A
11 N
H
2 10/25/1988 A
12 N
H
2 10/26/1988 A
1 N
S
2 10/29/1988 A
3 P N
S
2
12/06/1988 A
4 E
H
2 12/20/1988 C
3 N
S
2 12/28/1988 A
4 E
H 2 7/18/1988 A 4 E
H 2 8/14/1988 D 4 E
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SUBJECTS
S
N E E
p D — DATE — C -PG
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L P BYL
2 8/10/1988 A 1 M N
2 8/10/1988 A 1 P N
H 2 1/22/1988 B 8 N
S 2 5/21/1988 B 1 N
CHH 1 7/28/1988 ft 3 NM3
CKH 1 7/30/1988 A 3 N S63
H 2 2/25/1988 B 6 N
2/24/1988
5/18/1988
5/28/1988
6/26/1988
7/02/1988
7/09/1988
8/24/1988
8/25/1988
11/23/1988 D
11/23/1988 A
11/30/1988 B
12/28/1988 C
""ftKifillt Wllfflfc SULLIED DISPOSAL REGULATIONS
^seKetSts dropped FRO* SUIT
BEAGLES
SE DO^| LIFE PRETTY LUXURIOUS FOR DURHAM WOMAN'S HEIRS
"" EHffilKT^&AOE WITH SATELLITE LINK
BEAR HUNTING
^our^yeKobe AIMED AT ILLEGAL BEAR HUNTING
BEA SEE ALSO TEDDY BEARS H 1
UNDER MAMA'S WATCHFUL EYE H 2
THRFE FINED FOR SALE OF BEAR GALL BLADDERS u 2
PERSISTENCE NABS POACHERS H 2
WRESTLING BEAR GETS OWN 'CONDO' \ \
IflBSlBNBVffl&l RIDE WITH LOAD OF CHRISTMAS TREES? H 2
POLICESEIZE TOOTHLESS BEAR FROM NIGHTCLUB b
M WRESTymr the bears are all adout
^ TI NKfRISING SHOWS COMPLETE -THE FULL GAMUT' | \ fflgl \
BUnnMTHn TROUBLE NEW PLAYS RISING H 2 4/29/1988 D
* ^STuS aVll RECALL KATLES LYRICS
^BEATRICEMAVERNIER TRADES TRAGIC FOR TERRIBLE
BEAUF raYSTAL C COAST PREPARES FOR SUMMER CROWDS
OLD VAUDE^LLIANBRINGS BEAUFORT HISTORY TO LIFE
■HWWWfe TO REF1ACE PRIVIES
^ffifeT THE CAJW BAND BEAUSOLEIL
KAl^ILCOOKS UP A CAJUN FEAST FOR THE EARS
m WS^SBtfaXL OF GOVERNMENTS, REGIONAL APPEARANCE COHNITTEE h f
pS Ptffi ALONG HIGHWAYS | 1
FIRST LADY BIRD^ „„,,__. CHH 1
NEW F1ANTINGS DFJY DROUGHT H 2
£Hffl9Wfc«nn HIGHWAYS 1 1
LOWE'S GROVE WINS BEATIFICATION AWARD ^ \
WILDFLOWERS EASE TRAVEL BOREDOM
1
4
1
6
11
3
11
4
4
8
1
6
P
N
N H60
N
N
N
' N
E
N
N
N T35
N
2 5/20/1988 D 5 R C81
13 P F W66
4 P R W63
9 R P10
S 2 8/16/1988 A 3 N
H 2 7/01/1988 D 4 P R S66
H 2 5/15/1988 D 10 F C19
S 2 8/11/1988 B 6 N
H 2 7/25/1988 B 7 N
H 2 9/02/1988 D 17 P P
S 2 9/08/1988 D 9 R M06
1/09/1988
3/18/1988
5/04/198S
6/29/1983
7/01/1988 -
7/15/1988 B
7/25/1988 C
7/31/1988 A
4
15
4
3
6
2
10
6
E
N
E
N M70
P K30
N
N
F
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ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1988 - 12/31/1988
SUBJECTS
COVER UP THE COMMERCIALISM
MR. GADDIS CLEANS UP; CHAPEL HILL HONORS ONE OF ITS NEATEST NEIGHBORS
FOR APPEARANCE'S SAKE
PLANTING THE PRIZE
A WEEK OF BEAUTY IN CARRBORO
BEAUTY CONTESTS
SEE ALSO MAN OF THE YEAR PAGEANT
SEE ALSO MISS HOMECOMING PAGEANT
SEE ALSO TEEN-AGE BEAUTY CONTESTS
HER DAYS OF DANCING AREN'T OVER
ROXBORO GIRL WINS JUNIOR MISS TITLE
HOLT 3RD-GRADER PAGEANT FINALIST
MRS. N.C. SAYS STROLL IN BIKINI LEFT HER COLD
MOM AND DAUGHTER
BEAUTY FALLS
SEE ALSO STONE MOUNTAIN STATE PARK (N.C.)
NO PLANS FOR GUARDRAIL AFTER SECOND FATAL FALL
BEAUX ART TRIO
TICKETS STILL AVAILABLE FOR BEAUX ARTS TRIO
BEAUX ARTS PUT GRACE AND WIT TO UNASSUMING FORM
BEAUX ARTS BALL
ELEGANT BALL
JUNIOR LEAGUE HONORS MARY TOMS CAMERON
BEAVERS
RETURN OF BEAVERS TO N.C. UPSETS SOME FARMERS
SOME FOODS MAKE SENSE ONLY IN THE PROPER CONTEXT
MILITARY MAY DRAFT BEAVERS TO HELP DUCKS
BEAVERS VIE WITH CHAPEL HILL FOR USE OF BOLIN, BOOKER CREEKS
BEAVERS HERE FIRST, FORMER BEAVER CLAIMS
BEAZER PLC
TAKEOVER EFFORT LEAVES TEER FUTURE UNCERTAIN
BUYOUT NOT EXPECTED TO HURT NELLO TEER CO.
TEER PRESIDENT GETS REGIONAL PROMOTION
BEBOP MUSIC
FRANK MORGAN PROVES BEBOP LIVES
BECTON, DICKINSON AND CO.
INSIDER TRADING
INSIDER TRADING
MEDICAL PRODUCTS COMPANY CONSIDERING TREYBURN FOR NEW FACILITY
INSIDER TRADING
TREYBURN MAY GET $25 MILLION PLANT
TREYBURN MAY GET *25 MILLION PLANT
INSIDER TRADING
PLAWCRS FAVOR ZONE FOR A BUSINESS PARK
TREYBURN OFFICIALS ADMIT POTENTIAL BUYER, WON'T IDENTIFY COMPANY
TREYBURN TO NAME CLIENT 'WITHIN WEEKS'
INSIDER TRADING
CITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE VOTES AGAINST CHANGING SEWAGE TREATMENT USE
COMPANY CONFIRMS PLANT IN TREYBURN
CITY MAY STICK WITH CURRENT SEWER POLICY
CITY COUNCIL VOTES TO KEEP ITS PROMISE
N.J. COMPANY TO BUILD PLANT IN TREYBURN
DUKE POWER TO BUILD TWO SUBSTATIONS IN TREYBURN
CORRECTION
INSIDER TRADING
INSIDER TRADING
INSIDER TRADING
INSIDER TRADING
BED AND BREAKFAST HOTELS
SEE ALSO HOTELS, INTERNATIONAL
SEE ALSO HOTELS, N.C.
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H 2 8/24/1988 A
CHH 1 9/20/1988 A
H 2 10/13/1988 A
H 2 10/27/1988 A
CHH 1 11/14/1988 A
4 E
3 P N S17
4 E
14 P P S73
1 P N L90
H
2 6/04/1988 B
1 P N D22
H
1 10/25/1988 C
3 N
S
2 11/02/1988 C
12 N
S
2 11/05/1988 A
3 N
S
2 12/24/1988 C
2 P P
H 2 6/03/1988 B 10 N
H 2 2/17/1988 A 15 N
H 2 3/04/1988 D 8 R D10
2 3/07/1988 B 2 P P C45
2 3/08/1988 A 6 P U W15
H 1
CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
7/29/1988 C
9/05/1988 A
10/04/1988 B
11/25/1988 A
11/30/1988 A
1 D N
3 U L41
7 N
1 P N H90
4 L
S 2 5/19/1988 A 1 N W82
S 2 6/29/1988 C 1 N W82
S 2 7/01/1988 A 1 N W82
H 2 5/20/1988 D 4 R S66
H
2
1/24/1988 B
10
N
H
2
3/06/1988 B
11
N
H
2
3/13/1988 B
10 P N
H
2
3/27/1988 B
12
N
S
2
4/30/1988 A
1
N M06
S
2
4/30/1988 A
1
N US2
H
2
5/01/1988 B
10
N
S
2
5/03/1988 C
1
N M06
H
2
5/05/1988 B
1
N A54
S
2
5/05/1988 A
1
N M06
H
2
6/05/1988 B
10
N
H
2
8/30/1983 B
1
N S51
H
2
8/30/1988 B
1
N
S
2
8/30/1983 C
1
N H70
H
2
9/09/1988 A
4
E
H
2
9/21/1988 A
1
N A54
H
2
9/29/1988 B
1
N A54
S
2
9/30/1988 A
2
N
H
2
10/16/1988 B
11
N
H
2 10/30/1988 B
10
N
H
2 11/13/1988 D
11
N
H
2 11/20/1988 D
13
N
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HONTHLY/AO^
INDEX BY
12/31/1988
SUBJECTS
ROOM AT THE INN
oWkIUS^JS*. ONINNS, EYES MIXED DRI^S
TAKING CARE OF THE INN CROUD
^lSS APPREHENSIVE ABOUT 1-40
iZik mtStiELESSINgI FOR HILLSBOROUGH?
irarSoLBKTO IBP TuLLSKROUBH, DURHAM
^SEE. ALSO FURNITURE INDUSTRY
ANTIQUE OAK BEDS REFUTED STOLEN
BEECH MOUNTAIN
BUD LIGHT
Eawmm mm. event ^s jal trashy
TrST HASUNUSUAL PARTY FOR GARBAGE
COURT M3GC0WTIES ON TAX FORMULAS
BEECHHQDD CEMETERY „„__
^^ ALSO BUTNER BULL TEST STATION
SEE ALSO FOOD
SEE ALSO LIVESTOCK
SE ENTER° STATE'S BEEF COOK-OFF BY APRIL 1
INEDIBLE BALONEY
n^ stateunnersity TO DEDICATE BEEF RESEARCH CENTER NEAR BUTNER
BEEKEEPING ^
SEE ALSO BEES ,„™^,
SEE ALSO DURHAM BEE KEEPERS
K JftTff A SUARM OF BEESSELECTS YOUR HOUSE AS ITS HOME
NVC. HONEY HARVEST GOOD DESPITE MITES
BEEKEEPING CLUB BUZZES ALONG
BEEPE COACH HAS TAUGHT THREE GENERATIONS HOW TO SWIM
^SE ALSO ALCOHOL
1 SI S Y AT^IC PARK, BEER
SEE ALSO DURHAM BULLS, BEER
^IR'OTfflinONING, BEER SALES RISE WITH HEAT
riuireoN ecu. m -probably can't charge beer fee
POLICE LOG/TEEN CHARGED WITH STEALING BEER
OPERATIONSTINGS 18 IN ILLEGAL BEER SALES
18 OF 26 STORES FAIL AGE/BEER CHECK
nfeuSioN oS south square offices
^Iee also BEEKEEPDfc ^^
SEE ALSO DURHAM BEE KEEPERS
SEE ALSO HONEY _
SEE ALSO INSECT STINGS
SEE ALSO KILLER BEES
O^tEKeES BANNED BECAUSE OF MITES
-DATE-
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E L Y
C -PC L P BYL
H45
H 2 1/10/1988 E 1 P F
H 1 2711/1983 BIN
H 1 3/10/1988 B INTO
H 2 7/27/1988 A 6 P F Zll
CHH 1 10/31/1988 A 1 H N R63
CHH 1 10/31/1988 A 4 E
S 2 11/02/1988 A 4 E
H 1 3/25/1988 C 2 N
H
S
H
S
H
H
S
S
S
1/12/1988 B
1/14/1988 D
7/15/1988 B
7/18/1988 A
8/03/1988 B
5 P
9 P
12
4
18
2 2/29/1988 A 4 L
2 6/24/1988 A 1 N H70
2 12/30/1988 A 1 P N H70
2 12/30/1988 A 1 M N H70
H 2 1/28/1988 C 5 N
H 2 4/28/1988 A 4 E
H 2 8/07/1988 D 4 E
H 1 11/05/1988 C 1 N
H 2 5/08/1988 E
S 2 7/06/1988 C
CHH 1 11/07/1988 A
11 P U B56
6 N
1 P N Vll
H 2 7/17/1988 B 1 P U N36
H
H
CHH
S
H
S
s
7/19/1988
7/23/1988
8/09/1983
9/08/1988
9/09/1983
9/17/1983
11/12/1988
10
12
3
1
1
9
8
N W29
N
N
N B53
N N36
P B90
N
H 2 3/10/1988 C 7 N
H 2 3/12/1988 B 3 N
-LX630- MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1988 - 12/31/1988
N.C, ISSUES QUARANTINE ON HONEY BEES
BEES BUZZ DOWNTOWN DURHAM
Wax, I'LL.. .BEE!
BUZZING IN DOWNTOWN WASN'T ABOUT POLITICS
WHAT TO DO IF A SWARM OF BEES SELECTS YOUR HOUSE AS ITS HOME
BUMBLE BOOGIE
WILD BLACK BEAR MAKING SELF AT HOME
N.C. HONEY HARVEST GOOD DESPITE MITES
HOME KEPT HUMMING BY BUZZING BOARDERS
BE GLAD, BEES GONE
THE BEGGAR'S OPERA <PLAY)
'BEGGAR TO THREEPENNY' TALK SLATED
PLAYMAKERS SCORE WITH 'OPERA'
PRC'S OLD 'OPERA' SOUNDS LIKE NEW
SUBJECTS
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E ELY
D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
4/14/1988
5/03/1988
5/03/1988
5/04/1988
5/08/1988
6/03/1988
6/26/1988 B
7/06/1988 C
7/13/1988 B
10/19/1988 A
N
N M51
P L38
E
U B56
P T37
6
N
6
N
1
N
4
E
BEGGING
SEE ALSO CHARITIES
ONE MAN'S OPINION ON THOSE WHO
DESERVE TO BE POOR'
BEHAVIOR MODIFICATION
NCCU PROFESSOR'S MISSION! STOP WORRYING; LET SOMEONE ELSE DO IT
SUPPORT HELPS SMOKERS QUIT, STUDY SAYS
STATE CONSIDERS CORRECTIONAL BOOT CAMP
•SHOCK PROBATION' AN S.C. SUCCESS
BEHAVIORAL MEDICINE
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, BEHAVORIAL MEDICINE RESEARCH CENTER
SEE ALSO MEDICAL RESEARCH
SEE ALSO PSYCHOLOGY
DOCTORS CAN TREAT AVOIDANCE DISORDER WITH DRUGS, THERAPY
H 2 4/09/1988 C 4 N
S 2 4/21/1988 D 8 P R B71
H 2 4/22/1988 D 11 P R W66
H 2 10/10/1988 B 1 U G78
H 2 4/24/1988 A 15 N
H 2 5/20/1988 A 7 N
H 2 8/29/1988 B 5 N
H 2 8/29/1988 B 5 N
H 2 11/24/1988 C 3 N D80
BEIRUT MASSACRE
SEE LEBANON
BELGIUM
IF IT'S TUESDAY AND THE PRESIDENT'S IN BED AT 5 P.M., IT MUST BE BELGIUM H 2 3/02/1988 A
BRISK GREETINGS SET PACE FOR BRUSSELS TETE-A-TETE H 2 3/03/1988 A
REAGAN ESCAPES INJURY IN NATO BATTLE OF WORDS H 2 3/04/1988 A
COVERING THE PRESIDENT OFFERS SECOND-HAND NEWS H 2 3/13/1988 B
SERVICEMEN NOT FORGOTTEN H 2 6/02/1988 A
U H49
U H49
U H49
U H49
L
BELIZE
TRIANGLE EYE DOCTORS FOCUS ON BELIZE
BELK DEPT. STORE (CHARLOTTE, N.C.)
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
BELK TO CLOSE STORE IN UPTOWN CHARLOTTE
BELK-LEGGETT (DURHAM, N.C.)
BELK LEGGETT PLANS CELEBRATION
BELK-LEGGETT MARKS 100TH YEAR IN DURHAM
HAWAII-BOUND
DURHAM WOMAN WINS DIAMOND RING
DURHAM BUSINESS LEADER HORTON DIES
RETIRED BELK-LEGGETT MANAGER HORTON DIES
DURHAM LOSES A FRIEND
L, W, WYCHE HORTON
HUGGABLE TEDDY BEARS JOIN POLICE DEPARTMENT
CHRISTMAS SHOPPING RUSH BEGINS
BELK-LEGGETT BUILDING (DURHAM, N.C.)
INSIDE
BELK LEGGETT HORTON DEPT. STORE (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.)
MCCARRICK GIVEN BELK'S AWARD OF EXCELLENCE
BELK STORE SERVICES, INC.
GOOD PEOPLE KEY TO BELKS* 100 YEARS
S 2 7/09/1988 B
N H02
H 2 5/11/1988 A 12 N
S 2 5/11/1988 A 8 N
2/19/1988 C
2/21/1988 B
6/10/1988 A
6/25/1988
8/18/1988
8/19/1988
8/19/1988
8/22/1988
11/22/1988
11/25/1988
N
N P38
P K30
N W82
N M06
E
E
N M51
N H65
S 2 1/09/1988 C 1 U T30
CHH 1 9/28/1988 A 8 P N
S 2 6/11/1988 A 8 P N
BELKS (GENERAL HEADING)
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ANNUAL
1/01/1988
INDEX BY
- 12/31/1988
SUBJECTS
PAGE 166
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S
N E E
p D — DATE — C -PG
T
Y
P BYL
BELK EMPIRE BEGAN IN MONROE, NOT CHARLOTTE
rnrin PFTIPIF KEY TO BELKS' 100 YEARS „
•THIS IS NO BULL'
"^® F^SSfir^K OVER A CENTURY OLD
BELL-NORTHERN RESEARCH
^UBWWJWl COMPANIES
K ffiif^ffi^WMILLION LAS
^tS^lSW IN RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK
BELLE CHERE „ „ _
SEE ALSO FESTIVALS, N.C.
SHOOTINGS MAR FESTIVAL
BE1±E ^j!eMC>IT , COLLEGE HAS NEVER PRESENTED DEGREE
BEU£ Sa!L)™raU£GE HAS NEVER PRESENTED DEGREE
BELLMEN
H 2
S 2
CHH 1
H 2
H 2
5/28/1988 C
6/11/1988 A
9/28/1988 A
12/01/1988 D
12/25/1988 D
7 N
8 P N
8 P N
5 N
3 P P
H 2 6/23/1988 A 1PN
S
S
S
H
H
S
S
2/29/1988 A
4/07/1988 C
4/23/1988 A
4/24/1988 B
5/07/1988 A
5/07/1988 A
7/30/1988 B
N
N W82
N U32
N
N M97
N UB2
N W82
^LLMAN OF THE YEtt ACCUSTOMED TO CELEBRITIES OF THE GOLFING WORLD
BEL qFF ALSO CARILLON (DUKE UNIV. CHAPEL)
Iff ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL BELLTOUER
^TEAKHOUSE SITE OF NEW CHATHAM CHURCH
HWBFIUR PERFORM AT WHITE HOUSE
RINGING IN THE SEASON
iSl^ i*W*WBUlTO RESULTS IN THIRD QUARTER
BELLY DANCING
^nTER^IC; MIDDLE EASTERN MOVES-WITH STYLE
"""Mfc IN AUGUST7
BELTAINE
^CEaC^ILEs'c^ii'BELTAINE IN RALEIGH
BEN & JERRY'S HOMEMADE INC.
^K (^MAGNATES HOPE TO SCOOP OUT NICHE IN MOSCOW
CAN FOOD INDUSTRY BALANCE GIANT MERGERS?
™S»^ROAD
H 2 7/31/1988 C 1 N
S 2 6/09/1988 C 3 N
S 2 6/09/1988 C 3 N
H 2 11/13/1988 B 8 N
CHH 1 6/06/1988 A 3 P N S63
S 2 12/17/1988 A 4 E
H 2 12/23/1988 B 4 M
CHH 1 12/25/1988 A 3 P P T44
S 2 7/07/1988 A 12 N
H 2 10/20/1988 D 8 N
S 2 9/29/1988 D 1 P F B71
H 2 8/18/1988 D 5 P P
H 2 4/29/1988 D 8 N
H 2 3/27/1988 B 9 P N C46
H 2 10/23/1988 B 12 N
H 2 6/13/1988 A 4 L
H 2 1/03/1988 F 1 D N
H 2 1/10/1988 F 1 D N
H 2 1/17/1988 F 1 D N
H 2 1/24/1988 F 1 D N
-LX630-
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/1988
INDEX BY
12/31/1988
SUBJ
TRIANGLE REAL ESTATE SHOULD BE- OK IN '88, SAYS CLAY HAMMER
REPEAT HOME BUYERS AVERAGING $24,000 EQUITY IN NEW HOME
'REASON IS BACK IN REAL ESTATE'
TRIANGLE PREPARING FOR 36 PERCENT RISE IN RESIDENTIAL CONSTRUCTION
TRIANGLE HOUSING DIPS BUT AREA STILL A HOT SPOT
HOME BUYERS SHOULD GET HOMES PROPERLY INSPECTED
DOWNTOWN DURHAM NEEDS MORE PRIVATE INVESTMENT
DOWN PAYMENT CLOSES DOOR TO BUYERS
ECONOMIST TO TEACH HOW TO BUY HOUSE
TRIANGLE VACANCY RATES DECREASE FOR QUARTER
EXPERT SAYS N.C. TO OUTPACE NATION IN '88
CLEAN UP BEFORE PUTTING YOUR HOUSE UP FOR SALE
ADVERTISING FIRM MOVES WITHIN LOOP
HOLLY HILL RENOVATION KEEPS MALL COMPETITIVE
APT. OCCUPANCY RATES SLIP IN FIRST QUARTER FOR TRIANGLE AREA
COLLECTION PLANT FOR WASTEPAPER BEING ERECTED
DEVELOPMENT AWARDS ENTRIES ARE SOUGHT
OFFICE LEASING ACTIVE; VACANCY RATE STILL UP
LOCAL BUILDER FOCUSES ON FIRST-TIME BUYERS
HOMEBUYERS NOT CHECKING FOR LEAD IN DRINKING WATER
PINNACLE RIDGE CUTTING RIBBON FOR APARTMENTS ON TUESDAY
NEW DURHAM CENTRE RESTAURANT TO OFFER OUTDOOR SEATING
LOW-INCOME N.C. FAMILIES TO GET HOME IMPROVEMENTS
SAVINGS INSTITUTIONS GROUP TO HEAR BURNLEY, CONNALLY
MARK REALTY CORP. BEGINS SNOW RENOVATION, LEASING
DURHAM-RALEIGH STRONG IN GROWTH OF HOUSING
WHITE, BOOTH, MAYOR REOPEN 'THE SHOPPES AT LAKEUOOD'
WASHING DUKE INN GOLF CLUB MORE THAN HALF COMPLETED
FIRST FLIGHT RESTAURANT HAS THE WRIGHT DECOR
HOUSING CONSTRUCTION CONTINUES TWO-YEAR SLIDE
PROPERTY MANAGERS NEED GOOD SKILLS IN TOUGH MARKETS
MINISTORAGE CENTER CONSTRUCTION STARTS
HOUSES IN TRIANGLE ON SALE ARE VISITED 2.8 TIMES A MONTH
CHARMING OLDER HOMES MAY KEEP YOU VERY BUSY
OWNERS, INVESTORS FINDING REFINANCING HAS ATTRACTIONS
VACANCY RATES IN TRIANGLE DOWN OVER PREVIOUS QUARTER
HOME BUYERS NEED TO DO HOMEWORK BEFORE PLUNGING
BUILDING ACTIVITY IN 45 CITIES DECLINES
SMALLER SPACES REQUIRE NEW DECORATING STRATEGIES
HOME BUYERS SHOULD READ FINE PRINT OF WARRANTIES
THERE ARE A LOT OF MISTAKES TO AVOID IN HOUSE HUNTING
FAIR HOUSING ACT OF 1988 TO HALT ALL-ADULT HOUSING
METRIC IS CHOSEN TO BUILD PHASE ONE OF ERWIN SQUARE
REAL ESTATE INSTITUTE STARTS PROJECT ANALYZING SERVICE
CENTURY 21 EXPERTS PREDICT SLUMP WON'T HIT IN 1989
TRIANGLE HOUSING GROWTH TO BUCK NATIONAL DECLINE
TRIANGLE REAL ESTATE COMPANY IS 'TAKING TIME TO SHARE'
DUKE MANAGER RECOGNIZED FOR URBAN DEVELOPMENT ROLE
BENDIX CORP.
BENDIX TO INVEST HEAVILY IN CHARLOTTE
BUSH TOUTS DEFENSE IN ROCKY MOUNT
BUSH COURTS SUPPORT FROM N.C. DEMOCRATS
BENENSON PRIZES
DUKE STUDENTS RECEIVE AWARDS
BENETTON
PARKING WOES CITED FOR STORE'S CLOSING
BENJAMIN N. DUKE LEADERSHIP AWARDS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., AWARDS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., SCHOLARSHIPS
SEE ALSO LEADERSHIP
HILLSIDE SENIOR AWARDED DUKE, UNC SCHOLARSHIPS
THIS STUDENT CAN'T GO WRONG
*2.27 MILLION GIVEN FOR DUKE SCHOLARSHIPS
BENNETT COLLEGE
BENNETT COLLEGE FORUM SET AT WARREN LIBRARY
E C
T E
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I T
N
E
E
L Y
P
D
— DATE — C -PG L P BYL
H
2
1/31/1988 F
1 D N L41
H
2
2/07/1988 F
1 P N L41
H
2
2/14/1988 F
1 P N
H
2
2/21/1988 F
1 D N
H
2
2/28/1988 F
1 P N
H
2
3/06/1988 F
1 P N
H
2
3/13/1988 F
1 D N
H
2
3/20/1988 F
1 D N
H
2
3/27/1988 F
1 D N
H
2
4/03/1988 F
1 DN
H
2
4/10/1988 F
1 D N
H
2
4/17/1988 F
1 D N
H
2
4/24/1988 F
1 P N
H
2
5/01/1988 F
1 D N
H
2
5/08/1988 F
1 D N
H
2
5/15/1988 F
1 D N
H
2
5/22/1988 F
1 DN
H
2
5/29/1988 F
1 D N
H
2
6/05/1988 F
1 D N
H
2
6/12/1988 F
1 D N
H
2
6/19/1988 F
1 D N
H
2
6/26/1988 F
1 D N
H
2
7/03/1988 F
1 D N
H
2
7/10/1988 F
1 D N
H
2
7/17/1988 F
1 D N
H
2
7/24/1988 F
1 D N
H
2
7/31/1988 F
1 D N
H
2
8/07/1988 F
1 D N
H
2
8/14/1988 F
1 D N
H
2
8/21/1988 F
1 D N
H
2
8/28/1988 F
1 D N
H
2
9/04/1988 F
1 D N
H
2
9/11/1988 F
1 D N
H
2
9/18/1988 F
1 D N
H
2
9/25/1988 F
1 D N
H
2
10/02/1988 F
1 D N
H
2 10/09/1988 F
1 D N
H
2 10/16/1988 F
1 N
H
2 10/23/1988 F
1 D N
H
2
10/30/1988 F
1 D N
H
2 11/06/1988 F
1 D N
H
2 11/13/1988 F
1 D N
H
2
11/20/1988 F
1 D N
H
2
11/27/1988 F
1 D N
H
2
12/04/1988 F
1 D N
H
2 12/11/1988 F
1 D N
H
2
12/18/1988 F
1 D N
H
2 12/25/1988 F
1 D N
S
2
3/10/1988 A
14 N
S
2
8/30/1988 A
1 N M06
S
2
8/31/1988 A
1 P N M06
H 2 6/22/1988 B 8 N
CHH 1 9/27/1988 A 1 P N M25
H 2 3/05/1988 A 1 P N T37
S 2 3/08/1988 A 4 E
H 2 10/05/1988 B 7 N N36
H 2 3/01/1988 A 8 N
-LX630-
*°*™", ***£<£ _!»***„" SUBJECTS
N
P
H
H
PAGE 168
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E L Y
-DATE — C -PG L P BYL
S
H
S
S
H
H
S
H
YFAJK 1 ATFR. WOMAN CAN STILL SEE FLAMING CROSS IN YARD
a U lKT£SM WOMAN PRESIDENT
B °^ T BEMCTT PLACE STATE HISTORIC SITE
THE BEST AT BENNETT
KtT fMSnNING -SHALL' CCttMEMCKATION
f^SATES TOCAMP AGAIN ATBgWnT PLACE
FASHIONS PART OF CIVIL WAR WEEKEND
■KH ^"Khristmases past sunny
^^knson'town board grows
™ KaKS homes
'^'Sffl ff aSnt smorgasbord
BENTON CONVENTION CENTER (WINSTON-SALEM, N.C.)
OMNI HOTEL SEEKS CLIENTS
^^TNTOWILLE; N.C.'S BIGGEST CIVIL WAR BATTLE IN EXPANDED RE-ENACTMENT
BENTONVILLE STATE HISTORIC SITE
SEE ALSO THE BATTLE OF BENTONVILLE
CONFEDERATE MEMORIAL DAY
^^TFNTI^S DlSoN OF LINK BETWEEN BENZENE, CANCER
SWMK OF BENZENE CONFIRM CANCER LINK, PARK CON^ENCE TOLD
t^ktSt, mFWTSTOP WITH CONCLUSION OF BENZENE MEETING
KeWeXPERT WANTS BBCBEFin BACK ON LIST OF POLLUTANTS
CHEMICALS FOUND IN FAMILIES' WATER
study; cherry point water contaminated
BER iF ALSO COMMUNITY FIRE DEPT. <BER£A, N.C.)
GRAN^LLEraWNITY OF BEREA IS GETTING LIBRARY
^&reNviLfE r ffiS.C., VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENTS
RE^FIRESPAT IN JUDGE'S HANDS
JUK£ RULES ON BEREA FIRE DEPARTMENT SUIT
SlL^EYEINGFLEXIBLE BENEFIT PLAN
BERETTA PISTOLS
^I B HWAY G PATROL TO GET 9MM BERETTA PISTOLS
EERLI TERRORISM AND MORE QUESTIONS
DOCUMENTS COST LIVES
"^SEE ALM EAST GERMANY
%gj? UE W °ST 1 SnY I M£ND FENCES, DESPITE T* WAIL fj
LOVE SOARS O'ER ALL
2 5/01/1988 B 13 N
2 10/10/1988 C 1 N
3/21/1988 A
3/24/1988 C
3/24/1988 B
4/18/1988 C
4/20/1988 C
10/11/1988 A
12/08/1988 D
12/09/1988 D
8 N _
9 P P S73
P S73
N
N
15 P U W66
9 P I
11 P F
5 P
1
8
S 2 11/30/1988 A 6 N
H 2 5/30/1988 B 1 N M51
H 2 12/30/1988 D 13 P R D77
S 2 5/05/1988 A 1 N W82
H 2 3/18/1988 D 5 P F C19
H 2 3/30/1988 A 4 L
3/15/1988 B
3/16/1988 C
3/17/1988 B
6/04/1988 B
6/24/1988 C
7/13/1988 C
H 1 11/11/1988 C 1 N H60
H 2 1/18/1988 B 6 N
H 2 2/23/1988 B 10 M
H 1 3/23/1983 B 1 N T33
H 2 2/03/1988 C 10 N
S 2 2/04/1988 A 4 E
H 1 10/12/1988 B 5 N
H 2 1/13/1988 A 4 E
H 2 2/29/1988 A 4 L
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
1
H
1
S
2
2
N M97
5
N M97
3
N M97
5
N
1
N
8
N
2 8/08/1988 A 5
2 10/19/1988 A 4
U S78
E
BERLITZ LANGUAGE AND TRANSLATION CENTER
-LX630-
HONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/1988
INDEX BY
12/31/1988
SUBJECTS
NO LULL IN BERLITZ STUDENTS' STUDIES
TEACHERS TRY TO HELP FOREIGNERS MAKE A HOME IN AMERICA
BERNARD BOYD MEMORIAL FELLOWSHIP
SEE ALSO AWARDS
RELIGIOUS STUDIES FELLOWSHIP AWARDED
BERRYHILL
CARRBORO ALDERMEN DENY PERMIT FOR BERRYHILL
CARRBORO LAND-USE DECISION DUE
BERRY'S GROVE BAPTIST CHURCH
INNER-CITY RENEWAL WILL BE THEME OF SERVICES AT GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH
BESSEMER CITY, N.C.
CAFETERIA IS BESSEMER CITY'S
GENERAL STORE'
BEST PRODUCTS CO.
BEST AGREES TO $1.1 BILLION BUYOUT BID
BEST WESTERN HOTEL
HOME SALES DECLINE; STOCK JITTERS BLAMED
BEST WESTERN UNIVERSITY INN
OFFICE SPACE IN DURHAM IS FILLING UP
NEW DURHAM BEST WESTERN MOTEL AT TRAVELERS WANTING STUDIO-SUITES
DURHAM'S 2ND BEST WESTERN SCHEDULED FOR SUMMER
UNIVERSITY INN JOINS U.S. CHAIN
CCB NAMES ERNEST ROESSLER EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT
UNIVERSITY INN JOINS BEST WESTERN CHAIN
BETA BLOCKERS
SEE ALSO DRUGS
BETA BLOCKERS NO ROADBLOCK FOR EXERCISE, STUDY SHOWS
BETA-CAROTENE
CARROTS MAY BE POTENT WEAPON IN WAR ON CANCER
BETA THETA PI
PEERS RECALL BLOOM DURING THEIR DUKE DAYS
FIRE AT FRATERNITY HOUSE THOUGHT CAUSED BY TORCH
POLICE LOG/SIGMA CHI VANDALIZED
POLICE, PLEDGES AT ODDS ON 'PRANK' THEFTS
EXCUSE FOR THEFTS WEAK
UNC STUDENTS MAY HAVE VIOLATED HONOR CODE WITH FRATERNITY PLEDGE...
BETH-EL SYNAGOGUE
SEE ALSO B'NAI B'RITH
SEE ALSO HANUKKAH
SEE ALSO JEWS
SEE ALSO JUDEA REFORM CONGREGATION
SEE ALSO PASSOVER
ISRAELI TEENS SCHEDULE DURHAM VISIT
SYNAGOGUE CELEBRATES TORAH REPAIR
JEWISH COMMUNITY TO BEGIN OBSERVANCE OF NEW YEAR
BETHESDA, N.C.
TRAILER BURNS IN BETHESDA
SEWER FEES CONCERN BETHESDA RESIDENTS
BETHESDA RESIDENT RELIEVED ABOUT FEES FOR SEWER HOOKUPS
BETHESDA SEWER FEES REDUCED
HIGHWAY OFFICIAL ORDERS BETHESDA SEWER WORK HALTED
STATE TEMPORARILY HALTS ROAD REPAIRS IN BETHESDA
BETHESDA SEWER SERVICE NEARS
mccutchedn: RIDE HERD ON BETHESDA sewer work
OFFICIALS WITHHOLD PAYMENT ON SEWAGE WORK IN BETHESDA
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS DEBATE WITHHOLDING SEWER CONRACTOR'S PAYMENT
BETHESDA ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION BASKETBALL TEAMS
BETHESDA 7 AND 8-YEAR-OLD CHAMPIONS
N
P
H
H
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2 12/31/1988 C
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I T
L Y
L P BYL
N J04
N J04
CHH 1 6/16/1988 A 7 N
H 3 1/06/1988 B 1 N K65
CHH 1 7/12/1988 A 3 N Vll
H 2 3/19/1988 A 7 N
S 2 1/06/1988 A 14 N
H 2 10/11/1988 B 8 N
H 2 1/03/1988 F 1 D N
H 2 1/10/1988 F 1 D N
H 2 2/07/1988 B 7 P U L41
S 2 2/08/1988 C 10 N
CHH 1 8/15/1988 A 2 N
H 2 9/04/1988 D 9 N
S 2 9/06/1988 A 7 N
H 2 6/10/1988 C 4 N
S 2 2/24/1988 A 8 U
H 2 1/18/1988 B
5 N
CHH 1 7/15/1988 A
1 P N L90
CHH 1 9/13/1988 A
20 N
S 2 9/27/1988 C
1 N
S 2 9/30/1988 A
4 E
S 2 10/07/1988 A
9 N
S
2 3/16/1988 C
5 N
H
2 4/25/1988 B
1 P N Z06
H
2 9/11/1988 B
5 P N P38
H
2 6/01/1988 A
16 P P S76
S
2 8/24/1988 A
1 M N H65
H
2 9/14/1988 B
1 N A54
S
2 9/14/1988 A
1 N H65
H
2 10/12/1988 B
9 N A54
S
2 10/12/1988 A
1 P N H65
H
2 11/03/1988 C
1 M N A54
S
2 11/29/1988 A
1 N H65
S
2 12/13/1988 A
1 N H65
H
2 12/14/1988 C
1 N A54
S 2 5/24/1988 D 4 P P
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S I T
E L Y
— DATE — C -fG L P BYL
BETHESDA ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION SOFTBALL TEAMS
SEE ALSO SOFTBALL S
BFn€SDAYTO 8-YEAR-OD COUNTY CHAMPIONS S
^BeSaT^AsSiON SOFTB^L TEAMS
BETHESDA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL S
SWsffi £U UVK BIDS THIS MONTH }
BU6F0R SCHOOL WELL UNDER BUDGET H
BREAKING GROUND S
HNKbnHwin -race- •
^mXBttiSltoMm SOFTB*! TEAMS
^^a^WsOC^loN BASKETS TE*G
^MSMCRIES WZ BETHESDA HIGH RENEWED IK PLANNING FOR REUNION H
OLD BETHESDA HIGH REUNION SET ^^ mMM H
700 ATTEND BETHESDA 'S LAST HIGH SCHOOL REUNION
BETHESDA RURITAN CLUB
SEE ALSO RURITAN CLUBS
RURITAN OFFICERS
^^BES^T^rT&a BASKETS TEAMS
m VOBJBSaUBk BASKETBALL TEAHS
^MSS aTbET>£SI* STATION
pi Huns m
BETHESDA FIRE CHIEF HURT IN WRECK
BETa AffrORY OF CHRISTMAS IN BETHLEHEM AND ON DEATH ROW
E ™E^RYONE M 'BETRAYED- EXCEPT T* AUDIENCE
■a me &s«s
^T^I^SfNlNG^foFFERED AT LUNG SCHOOL
BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, DURHAM
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, SMALL
cP S"tn MT^RITY S BUSINESS ENTERPRISE PROGRAM H
S ^^i^ISFRSLEAVE CHARITY GROUPS WITH LITTLE R
^WaWtAKES i HELM * KTTER BUSINESS BUREAU g
g^llfs^i I S B KND RELIEF SHIPMENT (CORRECTED 10-10-88) 8
CAfiPET^CLEANING FIRM INVESTIGATED
BETTER DURHAM HUMAN RELATIONS AWARD
H ALSO Km HUMAN RELATIONS COMMISSION
2 8/23/1988 B
2 9/06/1988 D
1/06/1988
1/13/1988
1/15/1988
3/25/1988
3/25/1988
3/26/1988
6 P P
6 P P
6 P P K30
N
N
P P T32
PPH2
P P T32
7/15/1988 A 1 P N S92
2 6/10/1988 C 9 P N A80
2 9/28/1988 C 3 N
2 10/09/1988 B 1 P N P38
H 2 1/01/1988 B 8 P P K30
S 2 2/02/1988 A 1 N B53
H 2 2/03/1988 C 3 N
S 2 6/21/1988 A 5 N
H 2 6/22/1988 B 9 N M51
H 2 12/25/1988 C 13 U L57
S 2 9/01/1988 D 10 P R M06
S 2 2/09/1988 A 6 P F S27
2/14/1988 B
2/26/1988 B
2/27/1988 A
10/05/1988 A
12/29/1988 A
7
8 P
10 P
1 P
11
N
N M97
N S73
N M06
N
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H UMAN RELATIONS AWARD ESTABLISHED
BETTER DURHAM HUMAN RELATIONS AWARD (AD)
BISHOP MOORE, DISPUTE CENTER RECEIVE AWARDS
HUMAN RELATIONS AWARDS
NOMINATIONS SOUGHT FOR RELATIONS AWARD
BETTER HEALTH OF DURHAM
SEE FOUNDATION FOR BETTER HEALTH OF DURHAM
BEVERLY AND LARAMIE HITCHINGS AWARD
SEE ALSO AWARDS
SEE ALSO CHOREOGRAPHERS
SEE ALSO DANCE
ARTICLES; DOROTHY BORDEN WINS DANCE AWARD
BIBLE
SEE ALSO BIBLICAL INERRANCY
SEE ALSO RELIGION (SEE ALSO NAMES OF CHURCHES)
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C., RELIGION
HISTORICAL BOOKS OF BIBLE FEATURED IN COURSE AT DUKE
DUKE LECTURE SERIES EXAMINES TEXTS
DUKE BOOK PROBES BIBLICAL NARRATIVE
HACKSAW BLADES ARE FOUND IN JAIL
COLLECTION OF RARE BIBLES IS DONATED TO ELON COLLEGE
EARLY RISERS LEARN SCRIPTURAL APPLICATIONS
LAY ACADEMY OF RELIGION AT DUKE OFFERS BIBLE STUDY
TAKING THE OATH OF OFFICE; 1599 COPY OF BIBLE OLDEST IN THE STATE
BIBLE-READING MAN ARRESTED AT MISSION
BIBLE SCHOOL
TENT NOT A CAMPSITE, BUT BIBLE SCHOOL CLASS
BIBLICAL ARCHAEOLOGY
SEE ALSO ARCHAEOLOGY
ARCHAEOLOGISTS UNEARTH CLUES TO DAILY LIFE IN BIBLICAL TIMES
'MONA LISA'
BIBLICAL INERRANCY
SEE ALSO BIBLE
BAPTIST SPLIT LEAVES MARK ON THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY
SOUTHEASTERN *S FUTURE BRIGHT
ENROLLMENT DOWN AT SEMINARY
UNC POLL! RACE, MONEY AFFECT BELIEF
POLL RESULTS GIVE CLUES TO TV PREACHERS' PULL
BAPTISTS MOVE TOWARD CAIN AND ABEL DIVIDE
COMMITTEE CITES 'FOXHOLE MENTALITY' AT SOUTHEASTERN BAPTIST SEMINARY
BICYCLE LANES
SEE ALSO BICYCLES
SEE ALSO CARRBORO, N.C., BICYCLE ROUTES
SEE ALSO CYCLING
SEE ALSO N.C. DEPT. OF TRANSPORTATION, BICYCLE PROGRAM
BIKE PATHS TOP FORUM DISCUSSION
SAFETY KEY FACTOR IN BIKE COMMUTING
CITY WANTS RAILROAD LINE FOR HIKING TRAIL
FUTURE FOR BICYCLE LOOKS BRIGHT
SEPARATE BIKE ROUTES COULD GENERATE INCREASED USE
BIKE, JOGGING ROUTE DESERVES GOOD LOOK
SIDEWALK BIKE PATHS ALSO POSE PROBLEMS
BIKE LANES ON ROAD ARE BEST, BUT NOT ALWAYS FEASIBLE
WIDE OUTSIDE LANf S FACILITATE SHARING ROAD
STATE DERAILS FUNDING FOR ERWIN BIKE PATH
SHOULD SIGNS ON BIKEPATH COME DOWN?
ALDERMEN TO CONSIDER BIKE PATH RIGHT-OF-WAY PROBLEMS
HOW CAN CHAPEL HILL ENCOURAGE BICYCLING?
AREA NEEDS BIKE PATHS
PLANS FOR TREE-LINED ROADS WORRY CARRBORO RESIDENTS
CHAPEL HILL — A TOWN IN SEARCH OF BALANCE?
INPUT NEEDED FOR COMPREHENSIVE TOWN BIKING PLAN
SIDEWALKS, BIKE PATHS WOULD HELP BUS SERVICE
S I T
E ELY
D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
2/05/1988 C
2/21/1988 A
5/10/1988 C
5/10/1988 A
6/09/1988 B
1
15 D
6
9 P
4
T37
S 2 7/07/1988 D 3 P N G59
H
2
1/17/1988 A
14
N D80
H
2
2/14/1988 A
16
N D80
S
2
3/10/1988 C
9
N
H
1
5/07/1988 C
3
N
H
1
5/12/1988 B
1
N
H
2
5/21/1988 A
7
N
H
2
9/15/1988 B
2
N D80
CHH 1
10/12/1988 A
6 P N S17
H
2
10/23/1988 B
3
N
CHH 1 7/03/1988 A
S
H
2
2
1/14/1988 D
1/29/1988 D
2 P N
15 P P
H
H
H
S
S
H
H
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
1/01/1988 B
1/12/1988 A
2/01/1988 B
4/14/1988 A
4/15/1988 A
6/14/1988 A
8/11/1988 B
6 N
4 L
2 N
1 N
4 E
4 E
6 N
H 3 1/05/1988 C
1
N B81
S 2 4/22/1988 A
4
E
H 2 7/02/1988 C
1
N M02
S 2 7/02/1988 A
5
U H05
CHH 1 7/09/1988 A
6
U
S 2 7/15/1988 A
4
E
CHH 1 7/16/1988 A
6
U
CHH 1 7/23/1988 A
5
U
CHH 1 7/30/1988 A
5 P U
S 2 8/09/1988 A
1 P N W82
CHH 1 9/03/1988 A
6
U
CHH 1 10/04/1988 A
3
N Vll
CHH 1 10/15/1988 A
6
U
H 2 10/17/1988 A
4
L
CHH 1 10/27/1988 A
1 1
? N L90
CHH 1 11/05/1988 A
6
U
CHH 1 11/26/1988 A
6
U
H 2 12/12/1988 A
4
L
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E L Y
-DATE — C -PG L P BYL
BICYC STRATeIiES AT STOP SIGNS, LIGHTS PROMOTE SAFETY
KAN ROBBED; BIKER ARRESTED
BICYCLIST FACES DUI, ROBBERY CHARGES
BIC Sffi E ALSO E |jLL DURHAM BIKE FEST
^TilK&Ki IBLj INTO LEA* TO CtfTlKE 40-HILE...RACE
Kt^'pM cK TO SSWRIETY ^ CYCLING RACES
fiff BERkmS I LOOKSF0« BICYCLE RIDERS
"¥£fefe B 5WcH«L HILL HERALD M
MyfflBTHE Will ESSENTIAL TO SAFETY
SIDEWALK BIKE PATHS ALSO POSE PROBLEMS
nfiHTS" BRIGHT CLOTHING ENHANCE CYCLING SAFETY
kcnbfflFinq - BICYCLES OF THE FUTURE?
KffmftPEL ^hSlmwmge bicycling?
g^kS EitoSSS! Kf BALANC£ -
niiHUBnffl BIKE STOLEN
EH K^! Ke'WW GOODS
POLICE LOG/THEFT OF CHILD'S BIKE REFlKltil
BICYCLE TRIPS
SEE ALSO BICYCLES
H SH SlNA TARUHSLS BICYCLE CLUB
SEE ALSO CYaiNG
S^S ON SAILING MATURE
Ilfeo^ BB EeT S'S AFFETITE
A^I^L^SOCIATION HOLDS BIKE TREK
E^TAMOUNT BIKING FOR COACH WATERS
^^m^^^^k^J^^ CHANGING
BICYCLE TOJRING - HEALTHY OPTION FOR VACATION
CHH 1 8/20/1988 A 6 U
S 2 10/08/1988 BIN
H 2 10/09/1988 B 3 N
H 2
S 2
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
5/02/1988 A
5/03/1988 B
6/30/1988 A
9/04/1988 C
9/17/1988 A
10/14/1988 A
1 P N T33
4 P U A76
8 P F K65
1 U N36
6 P U
3 N S17
S 2
S 2
H 2
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
1
2
CHH
H
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
H
S
CHH
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
4/22/1988 A
5/13/1988 C
5/15/1988 C
5/17/1988
6/11/1988
6/18/1988
6/25/1988
7/02/1988
7/16/1988
7/29/1988
8/06/1988
8/27/1988
9/03/1988
9/10/1988
9/16/1988
9/19/1988
9/24/1988
10/01/1988
10/08/1988
10/15/1988
10/17/1988
10/29/1988
11/05/1988
11/11/1988
4
1
8
4
8
5 P
5
6
6
1 F
6 F
6 F
6
6 I
4
4
6
6
6
6
4
tr
J
6
4
C45
E
N
M
E
U
u
u
u
u
p
u
u
u
u
L
E
U
U
1 U S73
U
L
U
U
L
S 2 2/18/1988
CHH 1 7/27/1983
S 2 7/28/1988
CHH 1 10/07/1988
CHH 1 10/11/1988
CHH 1 10/27/1988
CHH 1 12/17/1988
CHH 1 12/27/1983
1 P
3
15
11
3
3
9
3
P C45
N
N B53
N
N
N
N
N
H 2
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
S 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
3/25/1988 A
3/29/1988 C
5/29/1988 C
8/07/1988 A
8/09/1988 B
8/24/1988 B
9/01/1988 A
9/14/1988 A
CHH 1 12/31/1988 A
P F S56
P N M51
N C47
P N M70
N A76
N
P F G59
N
U
BICYCLES
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SUBJECTS
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, BICYCLES
SEE ALSO BICYCLE LANES
SEE ALSO BICYCLE TRIPS
SEE ALSO CAROLINA TARUHEELS BICYCLE CLUB
SEE ALSO CYCLING
SEE ALSO DIRT BIKES
SEE ALSO MOUNTAIN BICYCLES
SEE ALSO N.C. BICYCLE COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO N.C. DEPT. OF TRANSPORTATION, BICYCLE PROGRAM
SEE ALSO RALEIGH POLICE DEPT.. BICYCLE PATROL
SEE ALSO SHARING THE ROAD (CHAPEL HILL HERALD COLUhN)
SEE ALSO TRICYCLES
MOVE, OR BECOME ICED
OFF-STREET PARKING
LIMITED PROTECTION
AIRBORNE
mm drag?
WHEN PATHS CROSS
BICYCLES BUILT BY ONE
HEY KID, YOU HAVE A DRIVER'S LICENSE TO RIDE THAT TRICYCLE?
TOWN'S BIKE ORDINANCE DRAWS LOT OF ATTENTION
PEDALING TO WORK COMING IN VOGUE
COMIN' IN ON TWO WHEELS AND A SMILE
SAFETY KEY FACTOR IN BIKE COMMUTING
BICYCLE BALANCING ACT
OH, LONESOME M£
BICYCLE PROGRAM CAN HELP IMPROVE SAFETY
ON A ROAD TO NOWHERE
AS BICYCLING BOOMS, PROBLEMS ON HIGHWAYS, BYWAYS INCREASE
UPWARDLY MOBILE
ON THE ROAD AGAIN
BIKING COLUHN SENSITIVE TO LOCAL ISSUES
TOWN CONSIDERS SKATEBOARD BAN
STANDING TALL
NATIONALS BOUND
TRANSPORTATION
NOT MUCH LEFT
ALWAYS CARRY A SPARE
TEACHING CHILDREN TO RIDE — THE EASY WAY
BIKER RAISES MONEY FOR RETARDATION GROUP
POLICE LOG/BICYCLE THROWN FROM 10TH FLOOR OF DORM
ADVENTUROUS LIFE CENTERS ON BICYCLE
BANDIT ON BIKE HOLDS UP BRANCH BANK
RECUMBENTS — BICYCLES OF THE FUTURE?
BIKERS TO RAISE AIDS FUNDS
OH! JUST HANG IT UP!
SHADOW PLAY
NEW WHEELS
BID-RIGGING
SEE PRICE FIXING
BIG APPLE NIT (PRE-SEASON TOURNAMENT)
SEE ALSO BASKETBALL
SEE ALSO NATIONAL INVITATIONAL BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT (POST-SEASON)
UNC JOINS INDIANA IN BIG APPLE NIT
FANFARE/APPLE OF YOUR EYE
UNC OPENS NIT, '88-8? SEASON
MOCS OFFER TAR HEELS SOLID TUNEUP
HEELS BITE MOCS, BIG APPLE OPENER
TAR HEELS TURN ON DEFENSE, ROUT MOCS
TAR HEELS TANGLE WITH BULLDOGS IN BIG APPLE NIT QUARTERFINALS
TAR HEELS BUMP BULLDOGS IN NIT
HEELS BOUNCE BULLDOGS FROM BIG APPLE
TAR HEELS, TIGERS TIP OFF BIG APPLE
'BIG APPLE' LACKS IMPACT OF THE ORIGINAL NIT
MISSOURI CLIPS FIFTH-RATED UNC
MISSOURI DEMOLISHES VULNERABLE TAR HEELS
NIT'S SURPRISE! HEELS, HOOSIERS IN CONSOLATION
BIG APPLE IMPRESSIONS
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I T
L Y
L P BYL
H 2
1/04/1988 B
5 P P C45
H 2
1/20/1988 B
1 P P S76
H 3
1/26/1988 C
1 P P L38
H 2
2/02/1988 B
1 P P S73
H 2
2/09/1988 C
10 P P L38
H 2
2/19/1988 C
1 P P T32
H 2
3/11/1988 A
6 P F C80
H 2
3/19/1988 C
14 N
H 2
3/26/1988 B
7 N
S 2
4/14/1988 A
6 P F S27
S 2
4/18/1988 C
1 P P S76
S 2
4/22/1988 A
4 E
H 2
5/02/1988 B
1 P P K30
H 3
5/17/1988 C
1 P P L38
S 2
5/17/1988 A
4 E
CHH 1
6/10/1988 A
3 P P L38
CHH 1
6/11/1988 A
8 U
CHH 1
6/22/1988 A
1 P P T44
CHH 1
6/25/1988 A
6 P P T44
CHH 1
6/26/1988 A
4 L
CHH 1
6/27/1988 A
1 P N M70
H 2
6/28/1988 B
1 P P T44
CHH 1
6/30/1988 A
3 P P L38
CHH 1
7/08/1988 A
1 P P L33
CHH 1
7/15/1988 A
1 P P L38
CHH 1
7/27/1988 A
1 P P L38
CHH 1
8/13/1988 A
6 U
CHH 1
8/20/1988 A
2 P N S17
CHH 1
9/01/1988 A
10 N
S 2
9/01/1988 A
6 P F G59
H 1
9/24/1988 C
2 N
CHH 1
10/08/1988 A
6 P U S73
S 2
10/26/1988 C
9 N
CHH 1
11/21/1988 A
7 P P T44
CHH 1
12/06/1988 A
1 P P L38
S 2 12/26/1988 C
1 P P T32
1/20/1988 B
10/13/1988 D
11/18/1988 B
11/18/1988 B
11/19/1988 D
11/19/1988 B
11/20/1988 C
11/21/1988 B
11/21/1988 D
11/23/1988 D
11/23/1988 D
11/24/1988 D
11/24/1988 B
11/25/1988 B
11/25/1988 D
1 P
1 P
1
N
N
N C52
P N D18
P N C52
P N D18
N C52
N C52
N D18
N
U D18
N M14
N D18
U M14
U D18
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Y SUBJECTS
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i nm MADDEN POWER TAR HEELS BY HOOSIERS
i ; ^ife wurun-i — - «
^sTaJSiS (MUSIC)
^I^NTE? TO F1AY MY HORN' „
FAJ±GER«ANS RETURNING TO UNC CAMPUS
BIG BEAUTIFUL WOMAN (FASHIONS FOR LARGE WOMEN)
SEE ALSO MAGAZINES
SEE ALSO OBESITY
MODELING FOR FUN
813 ■VgRisiSsi' DIRECTOR **ES IT BETTER THAW IT HAS RIGHT TO BE
BIG EAST CONFERENCE
FANFARE/ACC-BIG EAST TALK
BIG ^ C B^ E E^DlS T &BER TOURNAMENT ^
ACC-BIG EAST MATCHUP FOR '89 NEAR COMPLETION
ACC-BIG EAST SERIES SET FOR LAST STAGE
BIG FOUR BASKETBALL
SEE ALSO BASKETBALL
BIG THREE BACK AT 'HOME'
BIG FOUR TENNIS TOURNAMENT
SEE ALSO TENNIS m]viTp
FANFARE/BIG FOUR TENNIS
FANFARE/BIG FOUR TENNIS
FANFARE/BIG FOUR TENNIS
THE BIG HEAT (FILM)
LANG THRILLER 'BIG HEAT-
BIG STAR FOOD STORE (NCRTHGATE SHOPPING CENTER)
BIG STAR AT NORTHGATE CHAIN'S LONE STORE OPEN
BIB S^OPESs^ORE AT NORTHGATE
BIG Ss^-tee^plS^o^ 1 ! star stores
$ MLS 'wjtsIs^potu: out of work
t T $ ™S &ITION F^IR^NGS
TOALL DURHAM AREA FOOD SHOPPER'S! (AD)
TRIANGLE BIG STARS MAY REOPEN FIRST
BIG STAR RESOLUTION IJfW ™
DRAFT WOULD BACK BIG STAR WORKERS
DON'T DISCARD EMPLOYEES
JOBLESS NEED COPING SKILLS
A PROBLEM AT BIG STAR
BMHG STAR WORKERS' PAY WORRIES OJLLEY
PWa URGES SAVING BIG STAR WORKED' BENEFITS
rmraWTTEE BACKS RESOLUTION ON BIG STAR
■fiSVSflbunu---
CHAIN TOCLOSE ONE STORE, OPEN OTHERS
THE MOB AS NAZIS
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-DATE — C -PG
I T
L Y
L P
BYL
2 11/26/1988 D 1PN
2 11/26/1988 B 1 P N D18
2 11/27/1988 C 2 N M14
H 2 6/06/1988 B 1 P N ABO
CHH 1 10/11/1988 A 3 N
H 2 1/18/1988 A 6 P F H45
H 2 7/08/1988 D 2 P R S66
H 2 6/03/1988 B 3 N
H 2 8/18/1988 D 3 N
H 2 12/11/1988 C 4 P N M14
H 2 12/17/1988 D 3 N
S 2 1/06/1988 D 1 P N F25
H 2 9/16/1988 B 3 N
H 2 9/17/1989 D 3 N
H 2 9/19/1988 D 4 N
H 2 2/12/1988 D 4 P R L59
H 2 3/20/1988 B 1 N H51
S 2 5/25/1988 A 1 N W2
S 2 6/14/1988 C 1 N W82
H
2
S
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
S
2
S
9
H
9
-
S
2
S
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
3/02/1988 C
3/02/1988 A
3/03/1988 A
3/05/1988 A
3/06/1988 B
3/06/1988 B
3/06/1988
3/07/1988
3/08/1988
3/08/1988
3/09/1988
3/11/1988
3/14/1989
3/19/1988
3/20/1988 B
3/23/1988 A
3/24/1988
3/25/1988
3/25/1988
3/26/1988
3/30/1988
4/11/1988
4/13/1988
4/13/1988
4/14/1988 B
1
1
1
7
8
13 I
1
1
1
4
1
4
1
1
1
1
n
3
4
4
4
1
1
1
N
N W82
N W27
N U82
N
N W27
A
N
N
N H70
L
■ F 659
L
N W82
N M51
N W82
N H70
N S51
N H70
E
E
L
N
N W82
N
-LX630-
M N T H L
Y/ANNUAL
1/01/1988
INDEX BY
12/31/1988
SUBJECTS
UNION AT ODDS WITH GROCERY CHAIN ON HIRING
JOB FORCE DIF PUZZLES AGENCY
THE BIG ZUCCHINI WASHBOARD BANDITS
i%% FREE OF CHARGE i%%
BIGAMY
SEE ALSO MARRIAGES, U.S.
SEE ALSO POLYGAMY
WIFE OF MINISTER DESCRIBES ANGER AT WATCHING HIS SECOND
BIKE-A-THON
MORE PEDAL POWER FOR BIKE-A-THON SOUGHT
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E L Y
C -PG L P BYL
5/28/1988 C
6/02/1988 A
N C60
N H02
S 2 6/02/1988 D 4 P I
WEDDING'
H 2 4/22/1988 A
CHH 1 9/11/1988 A
11
N
N R63
BIKE-AID
SEE ALSO BICYCLE TRIPS
SEE ALSO FUND RAISING (SEE ALSO NAMES OF FUND RAISING PROJECTS & SPONSORING GROUPS)
SEE ALSO OVERSEAS DEVELOPMENT NETWORK
TWO FEMALE DUKE GRADS PLAN BIKING ACROSS NATION TO AID POOR, HUNGRY H 2 5/09/1988 B
BICYCLISTS SOUGHT FOR BIKE AID '88 S 2 6/03/1988 A
BIKE RIDES
SEE CYCLING
BIKINIS
BURNOUT, BIKINIS BACK AT UNC FRAT
BILINGUAL EDUCATION
SEE ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE
SEE FOREIGN LANGUAGES
SEE SCHOOLS, N.C., LANGUAGE INSTRUCTION
SEE SCHOOLS, U.S., CURRICULUM
BILL BCUEN BAND
FULL SCHEDULE SET FOR COMMENCEMENT WEEKEND
BILL COLLECTION AGENCIES
SEE COLLECTION AGENCIES
BILL OF RIGHTS
SEE ALSO FIRST AMENDMENT
SEE ALSO FREEDOM OF RELIGION
SEE ALSO FREEDOM OF SPEECH
SEE ALSO FREEDOM OF THE PRESS
SEE ALSO INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE, TAXPAYER BILL OF RIGHTS
SEE ALSO U.S. CONSTITUTION
RE-ENACTING OUR HISTORY
HILLSBOROUGH CELEBRATION MARKS CONSTITUTION DEBATE
BILL OF RIGHTS DAY
SAY THANKS FOR YOUR FREEDOMS
REMEMBERING THE SOURCE OF FREEDOM
POLITICAL RIGHTS NEED CONSTANT DEFENSE
BILL T. JONES/ARNIE ZANE & CO.
DANCING
AMERICAN DANCE FESTIVAL OPENS 11TH SEASON TONIGHT
JONES-ZANE DANCE HIGH-ENERGY MIXTURE
BILL T. JONES/ARNIE ZANE CO. HIP WITHOUT BEING HYPE
BILLBOARDS
SEE ALSO ADVERTISING
SEE ALSO HIGHWAY SIGNS
SEE ALSO NAEGELE OUTDOOR ADVERTISING CO.
SEE ALSO SIGNS AND SYMBOLS
DURHAM COUNTY HEALTH BOARD VOTES TO PUT AIDS WARNINGS ON BILLBOARDS
FALSE, OFFENSIVE ADVERTISING
COURT ORDERS HEARING ON DURHAM SIGN LAW
APPEALS COURT REOPENS SUIT AGAINST CITY SIGN ORDINANCE
SEXISM IN ADVERTISING
5 P N C47
14 N
H 2 4/08/1988 C 4 P N K65
H 3 4/30/1988 C 1 N U80
H 2 6/21/1988 A
CHH 1 7/22/1988 A
H 2 12/15/1988 A
CHH 1 12/16/1988 A
CHH 1 12/18/1988 A
4 E
1 N H90
4 E
3 P N M70
4 E
H 2 6/10/1988 D 16 P P
H 2 6/13/1988 A 1 D N W66
H 2 6/14/1988 B 1 P R L59
S 2 6/16/1988 D 3 R B71
H
2
2/19/1988 C
i N A54
H
2
3/11/1988 A i
1 L
S
2
4/18/1988 A
I N
H
2
4/19/1988 B 1
I N
H
2
4/29/1988 A '
1 L
-0(630-
HOUTHLY/A^OAL
INDEX BY
12/31/1988
SUBJECTS
S Iffi-gS£> c ffiffif "S^rcnow on signs in nrham
Kbills release, passed by legislature
iTM¥innS cm, L AiDs is rearing its deadly head
MwK MAN ON BILLBOARD DRAWS COMPLAINTS
GREEWILLE^S NEARLY-NUDE AD GETS CLOTHING
KrfE COUNCIL REJECTS BILLMARBS
CAROLINIANS PREPARE MAJOR PUSH FOR Nt-L
BILLIARK '
SEE ALSO GAMES
SE f DAY?S P reOL ROOMS BREAK TRADITIONAL IMAGE
•UIMPY' LASSITER DIES
BILLIARD (*AMP LASSITER DEAD
mI H0KnHNTOOT I «8 f 000 FOR BLASTING DAMAGE
S^AWARDEB FOR SEWAGE PROJECT
BILLY BILLY°TAYLCR AND HIS TRIO PERFORM WITH N.C. SYMFHOW
BILTMORE HOTR (HIGH POINT)
BUSINESS BRIEFLY
TIME TO TRIM
RTKBE FESTIVAL (DURHAM AFRICAN FESTIVAL)
BIMBE BRINGS FREE CONCERT
BING CROSBY GOLF TOURNAMENT
SEE ALSO GOLF
SS ?W™ » ML
BIN SEE ALSO BEACH BINGO
SEE ALSO GAMBLING
SEE ALSO GAMES
BlNKuB^VEsfAWAITS COURTRULING
OASIS BINGO tWES FROM DURHAM TO JAKE
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-DATE — C -TO L P BYL
CHH 1
S 2
H
H
H
H
S
H
S
6/11/1988 A
6/23/1988 C
7/07/1988 B
7/09/1988 A
7/12/1988 A
8/18/1988 A
8/24/1988 A
10/19/1988 C
10/22/1988 B
3
1
1
4
1
18
7
11
2
P L38
N H70
N L40
L
' N C60
N
N
N
N
S 2 1/26/1988 B
S 2 10/26/1988 D
H 2 10/27/1988 D
5 P N A76
1 N
4 N
2 1/23/1988 B 1 N M06
2 1/26/1988 C 3 N P41
H 2 7/10/1988 C 4 N
H 2 1/03/1988 A 13 N
S 2 3/24/1988 D 7 P P
H 2 8/10/1988 A 12 N
H 2 8/07/1988 B 7 N
H 2 8/14/1988 D 10 P N
H 1 11/19/1988 C 2 P P
6/14/1988 A
6/16/1988 D
6/17/1988 D
6/18/1988 A
6/19/1988 B
6/23/1988 D
11 P
12 P
16 P
4
1
3 P
U U66
N
P T37
E
N P38
N
H 2 6/10/1988 B 2 N
H 2 6/12/1988 B 11 N
H 2 6/13/1988 B 3 N
H 2 6/13/1988 B 3 N
S
2
H
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
3/18/1988
3/20/1988
3/23/1988
3/23/1988
3/24/1988
3/24/1988
3/24/1988
3/25/1988
3/29/1988
4/04/1988
4/06/1988
1 N B53
1 N S82
4 E
1 N B85
1 P N S82
1 N S82
1 N B53
1 N S82
4 L
1 N
1 N S82
-LX630- MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1988 - 12/31/1988
SUBJECTS
BINGO PARLORS SHOULD OBEY RULES OR LEAVE
DURHAM BINGO KING IS BACK
BINGO RETURNS, ALONG WITH GAMES OF SKILL
REACTION MIXED TO GAMBLING REGULATIONS ON RESERVATIONS
BINKLEY BAPTIST CHURCH (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.)
DR. SEYMOUR, BINKLEY PASTOR, WILL RETIRE IN MAY
COMMUNITY SHELTER, KITCHEN NEED $350,000
BAPTISTS GRAPPLE WITH CONSERVATIVE DECREES
BINKLEY CALLS MCCLERNON AS INTERIM MINISTER
BIO-ECOLOGICAL SERVICES
INCINERATION OF MEDICAL WASTES WORRIES ENVIRONMENTAL GROUPS
WASTE OF NCMH NOWHERE NEAR SEA
BIOCHEMISTRY
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. CENTER FOR BIOCHEMICAL ENGINEERING
SEE ALSO MOLECULAR MODELING
DUKE AMONG FIRST WITH ADVANCED BIOCHEMICAL ENGINEERING DEGREES
BIOGEOCHEMICAL RESEARCH
UNC RESEARCHER GETS $1.2 MILLION FOR EARTH STUDIES
MARTIN TO SPEAK AT OPENING OF CHAPEL HILL MOLECULAR LAB
BIOLOGY
SEE ALSO CELL BIOLOGY
SEE ALSO MARINE BIOLOGY
TO BIOLOGIST, THAT FIELD OF WEEDS REPRESENTS SALAD
BIOMECHANICS
BIOMECHANICS SYMPOSIUM SET
BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING
SEE ALSO GENETIC ENGINEERING
PROCESS PATENTED BY UNC WOULD ALLOW X-RAYS TO BE TAKEN WITHOUT... FILM
BIOSPHERE RESERVE
SEE ALSO ECOLOGY
SEE ALSO MAN AND THE BIOSPHERE
PRESERVING THE PLANET A LITTLE AT A TIME
MASON FARM, DUKE FOREST POSSIBLY IN BIOLOGICAL RESERVE
BIOTECHNOLOGY
SEE ALSO DNA RESEARCH
SEE ALSO GENETIC RESEARCH
SEE ALSO N.C. BIOTECHNOLOGY CENTER
SEE ALSO RESEARCH
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL BIOLOGY/BIOTECHNOLOGY BUILDING
AGRICULTURE LONG-TERM FOCUS OF BIOTECHNOLOGY, CENTER PRESIDENT SAYS
DUKE AMONG FIRST WITH ADVANCED BIOCHEMICAL ENGINEERING DEGREES
UNC SPONSORS BIOTECHNOLOGY STUDY SEMINAR
BIOTECHNOLOGY INDUSTRY MOVES TOWARD COMMERCIALIZATION
BIOTECHNOLOGY RAPIDLY CHANGING PRODUCTION AND CONTENT OF FOODS
POLL: BIOTECHNOLOGY INDUSTRY MATURING
FORUM'S SPEAKERS DEBATE REGULATION OF BIOTECHNOLOGY
SPHINX SYMBOL APPEALS TO BIOTECH RESEARCHERS
BIRCH RESEARCH CORP.
BUSINESS BRIEFING
GLAXO GETS OK FOR ORAL ANTIBIOTIC
BIRD FEEDERS
NO WAITING
FREE-LOADER
BIRD: THE LEGEND OF CHARLIE PARKER (FILM)
CHARLIE PARKER WOULD HAVE LIKED BIRD SOUNDTRACK
REVERENCE MUTES 'BIRD' DRAMA
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I T
L Y
L P BYL
S 2 4/08/1988 A 4 E
H 2 7/22/1988 A 1 N S82
H 2 7/23/1988 C 1 N J40
S 2 10/20/1988 A 14 N
H 2 1/09/1988 A 6 N A20
H 3 6/04/1988 B 1 N M70
CHH 1 7/04/1988 A 1 N M25
H 2 7/23/1988 A 6 I
H 2 6/06/1988 B
CHH 1 8/11/1988 A
N
N S17
H 2 6/17/1988 C 3 N
H 2 2/10/1988 B 10 N U80
H 2 4/21/1988 C 9 N
H 2 5/22/1988 B 4 N
H 2 11/30/1988 B 16 N U80
S 2 2/06/1988 B 1 N
CHH 1 6/18/1988 A
CHH 1 6/18/1988 A
3 P N L90
3 N L90
H
H
CHH
H
H
S
H
H
3/30/1988
6/17/1988
6/22/1988
9/17/1988
10/10/1988
10/10/1988
11/11/1988
11/13/1988 B
2 1/07/1988 D
2 1/09/1988 A
12
3
7
1
8
5
1
1
N M97
N
N
N K65
U
N
N K65
N K65
N
N W82
H 2 1/22/1988 B
CHH 1 6/10/1988 A
2 9/30/1988 D
2 11/18/1988 D
4 P P L38
1 P P L38
5 R S66
2 P R S66
BIRDHOUSES
-LX630-
MONTHLY/
ANNUAL
1/01/1988
INDEX BY
SUBJECTS
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S I T
N E
E L Y
P D — DATE —
■ C -ffl L P BYL
GIVE HIM A PIECE OF JUN<, AL HALL WILL MAKE SOUTHING OF IT
HIGH-DENSITY DEVELOPMENT
"IIe ALSO BLUEBIRDS
SK ALSO CEDAR WAXWING
SEE ALSO COUBIRDS
SEE ALSO CRAfCS (BIRDS)
SEE ALSO FLAMINGOS
SEE ALSO OSPREYS
SEE ALSO RARE BIRDS
SEE ALSO STARLINGS
BIRD BRAIN
UNA A HAZY DAY
n!c?ZO^P£CORDS RARE BIRTH OF AFRICAN BIRD
LOVE BIRDS
|Bjf0FFICIAL3 HOPE HAWK WILL REIUCE PIGEON POPXATION
OSffSYS BODE WELL FOR COAST
UATCH THAT BEAK
ffisT°SEASON TOUGH ON NESTING BIRDS AT SEASHORE
HA, BBfflMMSTOEATEN SHOREBIRIS
FAST FOOD FEEDING
FATHERLY DUTIES
PCLIcfLOG/OFFICER FREES TRAPPED BIRDS
^^INKc^FiNDS CEO* WAXWIN6S ABUNDANT
"^ALSflW HILL BIRD CLUB
H ALSO NbThCFE AUDUBON SOCIETY
BIRDWATCHING IS HEALTHY
BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA
SE H>SiS^TER VIE FOR ALA. POST
UsNTrarfEDFOR BALTIMORE SCHOOL POST
KrI?NTE$IEUS IN BIW1IN6HAH TODAY
S*tf»L*-. HUNTER VIE FOR ALA. POST
SKSTcW^i^DgJ TO! 5CHXL POSTS
ALA.^Kfs MJRHAM IN StraiNTENDENT SEARCH
^fffi^9 VISIT MH* ON JOB «X
K^s P Set^r™^IW Job
i» R EiSl0N S WTEf^ SANSS'
Sil nmmtmn Birmingham
BIRTH CONTROL
H 2 5/08/1988 B 1 P U N36
Cm 1 11/25/1988 A 1 P P L38
2
2
2
1
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
CHH 1
H 2
H 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
S
S
H
H
S
S
S
H
H
S
H
H
S
S
S
1/02/1988 C
1/15/1988 C
1/23/1988 C
1/27/1988 C
2/02/1988 A
2/05/1988 C
3/10/1988 A
4/14/1988 D
4/29/1988 C
5/31/1983 B
6/01/1988 B
6/05/1988 B
6/09/1988 C
6/10/1988 A
7/04/1988 A
8/01/1988 A
8/05/1988 A
8/10/1988 B
8/21/1988 A
8/22/1988
11/04/1988
11/16/1988
12/27/1988
12/27/1988
12/27/1988
1 P P
1 P P
5 P
1 P
L38
T37
T32
L38
11
1
12
10
1
1
9
5
3
13
6
1
1
1
3
3
8
1
3
3
3
T37
P
P
N
P
P
N
N H60
PL38
P C45
N
N
P
P
P L38
N H60
N H60
N
U L41
F G59
P C45
N
P
N H90
S 2 8/15/1988 A 4 E
H
S
H
S
H
H
H
S
H
H
S
S
H
H
S
S
H
H
S
H
H
S
H
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
£
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
5/06/1988 A
5/06/1988 C
5/12/1988 B
5/17/1988 A
5/18/1988
5/20/1988
5/20/1988
5/23/1988
5/24/1988
5/24/1988
5/25/1988
5/25/1988
5/26/1988 B
5/26/1988 A
5/26/1988
5/26/1988
5/27/1988
5/29/1988
5/30/1988
5/31/1988
6/10/1988
6/14/1988
6/17/1988
A
A
A
C
B
B
A
A
P N J40
N M06
N J40
N S92
N J40
N J40
E
P N S92
N J40
N J40
P N S92
N S92
P N J40
P N J40
P N S92
E
E
T T R56
N S92
N S51
N
N S92
N
-LX630-
HONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/1988
INDEX BY
12/31/1988
SUBJECTS
SEE ALSO ABORTION
SEE ALSO CHILDBIRTH
SEE ALSO CONDOMS
SEE ALSO FAMILY PLANNING
SEE ALSO FERTILITY
SEE ALSO NORPLANT (CONTRACEPTIVE)
SEE ALSO OBSTETRICS AND GYNECOLOGY
SEE ALSO PLANNED PARENTHOOD
SEE ALSO POPULATION CONTROL
SEE ALSO PREGNANCY
SEE ALSO VASECTOMIES
CONSUMERS GET MORE BIRTH CONTROL OPTIONS
NEW BIRTH-CONTROL CHOICES MAY APPEAR IN NEXT 5 YEARS
N.C. CENTER TO TRY INJECTABLE CONTRACEPTIVE
BIRTH CONTROL: SCIENTISTS EXPERIMENTING WITH NEW METHODS...
ADAM & EVE PRESIDENT ASSISTS POOR IN THIRD WORLD
MOTHERS' MILK MAY SAVE WORLD FROM OVERPOPULATION
BIRTH CONTROL INFO AVAILABLE, OFFICIAL SAYS
BIRTH CONTROL PILLS
MANY WOMEN DON 1
T USE BIRTH CONTROL PROPERLY
BIRTH DEFECTS
SEE ALSO FRAGILE X SYNDROME
SEE ALSO GENETIC COUNSELING
SEE ALSO MARCH OF DIKES
SEE ALSO PREGNANCY
SOME PARENTS STILL MISUNDERSTAND DOWN'S SYNDROME
COUPLE GIVE UP BABY HOPE TO HELP OTHER BABIES
PARK CONFERENCE DEDICATED TO CHAPEL HILL RESEARCHER
A TALE OF HEN'S TEETH AND SCIENTIFIC POTENTIAL
VITAMIN LINKED TO MALFORMATIONS IN CHILDREN
RESEARCH ON ACCUTANE GOING FROM TRIANGLE TO WASHINGTON
DRUG-INDUCED BIRTH DEFECTS NOT LIMITED TO ACCUTANE
$1.03 MILLION JUDGMENT UPHELD IN BIRTH-DEFECTS LAWSUIT
HEALTH WARNING ISSUED ON HYCO LAKE FISH
PRODUCER OF ANTI-ACNE MEDICATION OFFERS PROGRAM FOR SAFE PREGNANCIES
BIRTH ORDER
SEE ALSO CHILDBIRTH
BIRTH ORDER'S EFFECT ON INTELLIGENCE TOPIC OF TALK
BIRTH RATE
SEE ALSO DEATH RATE
SEE ALSO FERTILITY
SEE ALSO POPULATION,
SEE ALSO POPULATION,
N.C.
U.S.
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL CAROLINA POPULATION CENTER
SEE ALSO ZERO POPULATION GROWTH
FALLOUT FROM SNOW STORM
BIRTHDAYS
FOR FEB, 29 BABIES, THE WAIT IS OVER
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, MISTER SAM
BIRTHDAYS EARLY MOTHER'S DAY
WINSTON-SALEM'S 75TH BIRTHDAY
FRIENDS SAY HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO OSCAR; 'AIN'T THAT RIGHT?'
WHEN 40 NEARS, SO DO FEARS
LEO BIRTHDAY PARTY WITH COUNTRY THEME HONORS HORTON
CHILDREN'S PARTIES GROW MORE ELABORATE
TWINS REUNITE FOR BIRTHDAY PARTY
BIRTHING ROOM
SEE DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL, BIRTHING ROOM
BIRTHS, RARITIES
SEE CHILDBIRTH, RARITIES
BISCUIT KING (NINTH ST.)
DURHAM POLICE PROBE 5 RESTAURANT BREAK-INS
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N E ELY
P D — DATE — C -fG L P BYL
S
S
s
H
H
S
CHH
3/30/1988 A
6/01/1988 A
6/25/1988 A
7/12/1988 B
9/06/1988 B
11/17/1988 B
11/30/1983 A
U
U
N
N W29
N
F S27
N M25
H 2 6/21/1988 B 6 N
H
2
1/21/1988 C
11
N U80
H
2
4/04/1988 A
12
N
H
2
4/20/1988 A
15 P N R80
H
2
4/21/1988 B
2
N M97
H
2
4/22/1988 A
15
N M97
H
2
4/23/1988 B
5
N M97
S
2
5/11/1988 C
3
U
H
2
8/03/1988 B
1
N S82
H
2
8/04/1988 A
1
N T33
H
2
9/08/1988 C
9
N K65
H 2 10/08/1988 C 14 N
H
2
1/14/1988 A
4 L
H
1
3/01/1988 B
9 N
H
2
5/08/1988 D
1 P F M51
H
2
5/09/1988 B
5 N
H
1
5/14/1988 C
1 P P
H
2
5/24/1988 A
1 P N N36
S
2
6/22/1988 B
1 U C09
CHH 1
8/28/1988 A
8 U
S
2
9/06/1988 B
1 P F G59
S
2
9/20/1988 B
1 P F S27
S 2 8/17/1988 A 1 N B53
-LX630-
MONTHLY/
ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1988 1 - 12/31/1988
SUBJECTS
■mTFVFS BREAK INTO FIVE RESTAURANTS
FRBWra?m W2E. BISCUIT KING OWNER, DIES
BISCUITVILLE (U. CLUB BLVD.)
K em llJSPECT IN2 ARt€D ROBBERIES -MM
SS StTcHARGE HAN IN 2 ARMED ROBBERIES
BISH °RISHCP OF DURHAM HAS AN ANALYTICAL MANNER
SCHOOL RAISESMoWy - AND SPIRITS
BLACK AW) WHITE IN CO.0R (FILM)
^^ 'BLACK AND UHITE IN COLOR'!
UAR AS FARCE
^ A ALSO T BASEBALL, BLACK MANAGERS
■It ALSO BLACKS, COACHES
SEE ALSO SPORTS (GENERAL HEADING)
UELL-EARNEB IMMORTALITY
KVBUni B«EK'S. STATEMENTS
FEAR-MOTIVATED RACISM
'sSfvfk™ ^SUBJECT MAKES PROFESSORS SQUIRM
WRITER HAD TURCO-PHOBIA „ v _ nTU _
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THE GREEK ARTICULATED FEARS OF HIS TIMES
THE GROVELING GREEK
Er?^ «S HISSED THE POINT
SLAVERY CONTROVERSIES
COMPETE WHERE IT COUNTS
FANFARE/BLACK HALL
"^^AME ZION CHUSCH
SEE ALSO CHURCHES, N.C.
SEE ALSO CHURCHES, U.S.
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L P BYL
H 2 8/18/1988 C 6 N
H 2 11/07/1988 B 10
2 2/11/1988 A 4 L
2 11/21/1988 B IN
2 11/23/1988 C 7 P N "51
2 11/23/1988 A 1 P N B53
2 5/08/1988 A 14 P U H49
2 5/10/1988 B 1 P U W15
H 2 1/28/1988 A 26 N
H 2 6/09/1988 B 1 N
H 2 8/31/1988 C 2 N
H 2 9/05/1988 A 11 N
H 2 7/03/1988 C 9 P N
H 2 10/09/1988 B 1 U N36
H 2 2/22/1988 B 8 N A54
H 2 2/23/1988 B 1 H A54
H 2 7/29/1988 D 15 R L59
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
9
*.
1/15/1988 A
1/16/1988 D
1/17/1988 C
1/17/1988 C
1/18/1988 B
1/18/1988 B
1/18/1988 D
1/20/1988 A
1/20/1988 B
1/21/1988 A
1/22/1988 B
1/23/1988 C
1/27/1988
1/27/1988
1/27/1988
1/28/1988
1/28/1988
2/02/1988
2/02/1988
2/03/1988
2/04/1988
2/05/1988
2/06/1988
2/09/1988
2/11/1988
3/09/1988
8/13/1988
4
1
1
11
2
4
8
4
4
3
1
4
5
4
5
5
10
10
4
4
4
4
5
4
4
3
E
N
N
N
N
N
N
E
N
L
N
N 046
L
U
T
L
L
' F
' N
L
» J
L
L
U
L
L
N
2 2/01/1988 A
2 5/29/1988 E
5 M „
3 P U H45
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mormon church offers blacks many opportunities to serve
merger topic of ame meeting
bishop: black churches need strong leadership
the church connection
BLACK colleges, N.C.
SEE ALSO EL IZABET H CITY STATE UNIV.
SEE ALSO FAYETTEVILLE STATE UNIV.
SEE ALSO WINSTON-SALEM STATE UNIV.
FAYETTEVILLE STATE OFFERS 'WARRANTY'
APPLICATIONS SOAR AT HISTORICALLY BLACK SCHOOLS
UNC'S WEAK LINK STRUGGLES TO IMPROVE
U.S. GIVES GRANT TO BLACK COLLEGES
BLACK STUDENTS NEED MORE AID, PANEL TOLD
BLACK SCHOOLS' LEADERS CITE SSC BENEFITS
BENNETT INAUGURATES 2ND WOMAN PRESIDENT
BLACK COLLEGES, N.C, ENROLLMENT
APPLICATIONS SOAR AT HISTORICALLY BLACK SCHOOLS
ENROLLMENT INCREASES IN MOSTLY BLACK SCHOOLS
BLACK ENROLLMENT WORRIES NCCU PANEL
BLACK COLLEGES, U.S.
AFTER DECADE, DESEGREGATION GOALS UNMET
U.S. GIVES GRANT TO BLACK COLLEGES
BLACK CONGRESSIONAL CAUCUS
SEE CONGRESSIONAL BLACK CAUCUS
BLACK DUCK
SEE ALSO DUCKS
ROANOKE RIVER COULD BE REFUGE FOR BLACK DUCKS
BLACK ENTERPRISE MAGAZINE
OXFORD MAN NAMED TOP BLACK EXECUTIVE
MAGAZINE NAMES MUTUAL SAVINGS AND LOAN TOP THRIFT
SUCCESS FOR 67 YEARS BRINGS DURHAM S&L NATIONAL HONOR
SUBJECTS
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-DATE — C -PG L P BYL
S 2 6/16/1988 A
S 2 7/27/1988 C
H 2 10/22/1988 C
H 2 11/20/1988 E
4 L
2 N
1 P N J04
1 P F S56
3/26/1988 C
8/16/1988 B
9/06/1988 C
9/07/1988 D
9/13/1988 B
10/01/1988 C
10/10/1988 C
1 P
5
2
5
1
4 P
1
N L90
N
N
N
N C47
N C47
N
H 2 8/16/1988 B 5 N
S 2 8/17/1988 A 5 N
S 2 9/12/1988 A 1 P N M06
2 4/18/1988 A 12
2 9/07/1988 D 5
H 2 2/14/1988 C 15 N
H 2 2/28/1988 D
S 2 6/15/1988 A
H 2 6/16/1988 D
BLACK-EYED PEAS
SEE ALSO FOOD
SEE ALSO NEW YEAR'S DAY
NEW YEAR'S TRADITIONS; TIME TO LADLE OUT THE BLACK-EYED PEAS, COLLARDS.. CHH 1 12/31/1988 A
BLACK-EYED SUSANS
SEE ALSO FLOWERS
BLACK-EYED SUSANS IN BLOOM
CHH 1 7/04/1988 A
BLACK FOLK HERITAGE TOUR
SEE ALSO BLACK HISTORY
SEE ALSO BLACKS, N.C.
DAVIS NARRATOR FOR HERITAGE TOUR
CONCERTS PLANNED TO HELP OUT THE ROBBED 'REV.' BILLY C. WIRTZ
FOLK HERITAGE TOUR HEADED HERE
TOUR STOPS IN DURHAM TONIGHT
BLACK HAWK HELICOPTERS
SEE ALSO HELICOPTERS
ARMY SAYS PILOT TO BLAME FOR HELICOPTER CRASH AT AIR SHOW
BLACK HISTORY
SEE ALSO AFRO-AMERICAN CULTURAL CENTER
SEE ALSO BLACK FOLK HERITAGE TOUR
SEE ALSO N.C. CENTER FOR BLACK HISTORY
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE UNIV., AFRO-AMERICAN STUDIES
SEE ALSO SLAVERY
BLACK HISTORIAN FRANKLIN SET FOR HONOR AT CARNEGIE HALL
SLAVERY CONTROVERSIES
TV SHOW TO FEATURE BLACK HISTORY COURSES
BLACK HISTORY BENEFIT SHOW SCHEDULED
CEMETERY BEING IGNORED
S 2 5/12/1988 D
H 2 9/27/1988 B
S 2 9/29/1988 D
H 2 10/08/1988 B
H 2 9/11/1988 B
12 P N J20
11 N
6 N
3 N H90
7 P P C45
3 P N
3 P U U66
10 N
5 P P
H
2
1/19/1988 B
1 P N C19
H
2
2/11/1988 A
4 L
H
2
2/12/1988 B
5 N
H
2
2/17/1988 A
15 N 080
H
2
2/29/1988 A
4 L
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N
P
H
H
H
S
H
H
H
H
H
S
H
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H
S
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ffiS 88 ii c §oMiSra Vk HISTORY center
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DIGNITY IN S.C. LOW COUNTRY
BLACK HISTORY MAKERS AWARD
SE BWCK°HISTORIAN FRANKLIN SET FOR HONOR AT CARNEGIE HALL
ffffis^&D AS BLACK HISTORY MKK
^R?R Y Ta ( YE^^^KNSTION (AD) I \
RING IN THE flu YEAR WITH NEWSPAPER-IN-EWJCATION (AD) fl 2
HONORING A HISTORIAN • H 2
SSLUreSlLLffOK AT CHAPEL HILL LIBRARY {j \
Khistory wn^Wctand h R|alis« h 2
DUKE PROFESSOR HONORED AS BLACK HISTORY MAKER „ 2
FOCUS ON BLACK NORTH CAROLINIANS H 2
AMERICA'S STRENGTH LIES IN DIVERSITY OF ITS PEQPLt H 2
NT (ANTRAL WAS FOUNDED IN 1910 u 2
C^TRAf™£RWASSTATE 'EDUCATION LEADER \ \
KwS^ACKS UP FIRSTS FOR BLACK WOMEN « §
If fUUMN SS case | |
■E RHUK BOOTBLACK IN BARBER SHOP | \
^AUJING ACHIEVEMENTS IMPRESSIVE u 2
MOORE W^S FIRST BLACK PHYSICIAN \ §
SLAVE POETBECAME PROFESSIONAL WRITER \ \
WILLIAMS BUSY AS ACTOR, WRITER RUNNING H 2
ffi^Dpffis^ffiN THEATER «SLD jj \
HUH AH tV&M fame
ACTIVITIES H 2
BIBLIOGRAPHY _ S 2
ffiSM^SET J j
Kffis^lM HISTORY MCNTH « \
HflBNI KKnTS OF NORTH CAROLINA APPRECIATED j j
DREAMS FOR THE FUTURE H 2
}ffi!MS^^ H 2
HORTON BOOK AVAILABLE S 2
KSsSl««'S PLAY r 8 „ 2 2
^n^IC •MADHEN' HEAVY-HANDED, VAGUE G 2
&otbf«ticsSbrj ; pops concert nears h s \
HOLTON WINS BLACK HISTORY BOWL
4/03/1988 A
4/03/1988 A
4/24/1988 B
5/12/1988 D
5/15/1988 A
5/17/1988 A
5/19/1988 B
5/19/1988 B
6/22/1988 A
6/22/1988 A
6/23/1988 B
6/23/1988 A
7/12/1988 A
7/29/1988 A
9/01/1988 D
9/18/1988 D
T
Y
P BYL
N N36
N M51
U N36
N
N A54
N
N P38
N P38
N W29
N W82
N U29
E
N
N
F
U 633
H 2 1/19/1988 B
H 2 1/21/1988 A
H 2 2/02/1988 A
1 P N C19
4 E
1 P N L34
D
C
A
A
E
A
A
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
P
D
1/10/1988
1/14/1988
1/21/1988
1/21/1988
1/31/1988
2/01/1988
2/02/1988
2/02/1988
2/02/1988
2/02/1988
2/02/1988
2/02/1988
2/02/1988
2/02/1988
2/02/1988
2/02/1988
2/02/1988
2/02/1988
2/02/1988
2/02/1988
2/02/1988
2/02/1988 D
2/02/1988 D
2/02/1988 D
2/02/1988 D
2/02/1988 D
2/02/1988 D
2/02/1988 D
2/02/1988 D
2/02/1988 D
2/02/1988 D
2/04/1988 D
2/10/1988 B
2/11/1988
2/12/1988
2/18/1988
2/19/1988
2/19/1988
2/20/1988
2/20/1988
2/22/1988
2/23/1988
2/25/1988
2/26/1988
3/01/1988
3/01/1988 B
3 P
3
4 P
4
5 P
6
6
6 F
7
7
7
8
8
8
9 I
9
10
10 I
10 I
11
11
2
6
7
6
3
4
8
4
14
4
2
3
8
6
1
A
A
E
E
N
E
N L34
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
> F
F
F
» F
> N
F
F
P N
N
N
N
P N
L
P P
L
P N N36
L
P P S76
P N
P R C19
P U W15
N S92
S73
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BE CONSISTENT IN BELIEFS
BLACK HORSE RUN
COUNTY SET TO OK MONEY FOR SHELTER
SHATTERED DREAMS
TRIANGLE PLANNERS TO REVIEW OUTER LOOP
BLACK INDUSTRIES, INC.
JUST REACHING OUT AT WORK IS TOUGH, REPETITIOUS JOB
BLACK LEADERSHIP CAUCUS
SEE N.C. BLACK LEADERSHIP CAUCUS
BLACK LOCUST
SEE ALSO TREES
THE SAGA OF THE LOCUST
BLACK MOUNTAIN, N.C.
CITIZENS OPPOSE CLEARING OF TREES ON 51 ACRES IN ASHEVILLE WATERSHED
BLACK MOUNTAIN COLLEGE
SEE ALSO COLLEGES, N.C.
•TRUFFLE HOUND' SPEAKS
CENTERED; M.C. RICHARDS SHARES IDEAS ON ART, LIFE
EXPERIMENTAL BLACK MOUNTAIN COLLEGE BEING RESURRECTED
BLACK MUSLIMS
SEE ALSO ISLAM (GENERAL HEADING)
SEE ALSO MUSLIMS
MUSLIMS RELIGIOUS, SOCIAL; DUKE'S C.
S I T
N E ELY
P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
H 2 9/30/1988 A 4 L
1/08/1988 C
2/26/1988 A
4/07/1988 A
1 N M06
4 L
1 M N M06
ERIC LINCOLN PUTS CLASSIC...
H 2 11/27/1988 D 10 N
H 2 5/08/1988 E 11 U
H 2 5/28/1988 A 11 N
S 2 1/07/1988 D 3 P F B71
S 2 3/24/1988 D 1 P F B71
H 2 5/15/1988 C 4 N
H 2 5/29/1988 E 3 P U H45
BLACK-OWNED BUSINESSES
SEE ALSO BLACKS, U.S., ECONOMIC STATUS
SEE ALSO BUSINESS EXECUTIVES, BLACK
SEE ALSO DURHAM BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL CHAIN
SEE ALSO MINORITY BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT AGENCY
SEE ALSO MINORITY BUSINESS ENTERPRISE PROGRAM
SEE ALSO MINORITY CONTRACTORS
SEE ALSO N.C. ASSOCIATION OF MINORITY BUSINESSES
OVER HALF OF CITY'S BUSINESS GOING TO OURJF-TOWN FIRMS H 2 4/01/1988 C 1
BONDING BUILDS MINORITY BARRIER S 2 4/08/1988 A 1
BONDING FIRMS DISCRIMINATE AGAINST BLACK-OWNED BUSINESSES S 2 4/09/1988 A 4
SMALL FIRMS NEED SOME BONDING BREAKS S 2 4/14/1988 A 4
COMMENT ON SET-ASIDES WAS DISHONEST H 2 4/22/1988 A 4
BLACK N.C. BANKERS' MISSION IS PROGRESS H 2 4/23/1988 A 9
'RAMS' PROVIDED FOR DREAMLAND SHOE SHINE PARLOR H 2 4/24/1988 B 1
BLACK CONTRACTOR FAULTS BOND SURVEY S 2 4/28/1988 A 1
KENAN INSTITUTE, SMITHSONIAN JOIN FOR ENTREPRENEURS' SERIES H 3 4/29/1988 C 1
AT&T'S JOSEPH COLSON TO ADDRESS BANQUET H 2 5/08/1988 B 5
MINORITY PARTICIPATION GOALS SATISFIED; BOARD OKS BIDS ON GARAGE H 2 5/18/1988 B 2
MAGAZINE NAMES MUTUAL SAVINGS AND LOAN TOP THRIFT S 2 6/15/1988 A 11
6-COUNTY CHAIN CELEBRATES 50 UNBROKEN YEARS H 2 6/19/1988 B 3
BLACK BUSINESS PEOPLE URGED TO PUSH EDUCATION H 2 6/24/1988 C 1
HERMITAGE SQUARE, OUR BUSINESSES ARE NONE OF YOURS (CARTOON) H 2 7/02/1988 A 4
SPEAKERS AT DURHAM CONFERENCE TO DISCUSS MINORITY BUSINESS VENTURES S 2 7/23/1988 B 7
MINORITY BUSINESS CONFERENCE OPENS H 2 7/28/1988 B 7
MICHAUX: DIFFERENT AMERICAS STILL EXIST H 2 7/29/1988 A 10
STUDENTS QUESTION SPEAKER ON POLITICS, NOT BUSINESS CHH 1 7/31/1988 A 1
REPORT*. DEMOCRATS TRAIL GOVERNOR'S DEPARTMENTS IN BUYING FROM MINORITIES H 2 8/08/1988 B 1
CAMPAIGN SPENDING PAPER DRAWS A 'NO' FROM GOVERNOR H 1 8/24/1988 B 1
FOUNDER OF SUPER-GROWTH COMPANY HOPES TO CONSOLIDATE IN DURHAM H 2 9/18/1988 B 9
MINORITIES ISSUE POSTPONES CAMPUS HILLS CENTER ACTION S 2 12/20/1988 A 1
BLACK-OWNED fEWSPAPERS
SEE BLACKS, NEWSPAPERS
N
N H70
L
E
L
N
U N36
N H70
N K65
N
N RBO
N
N P38
N C44
T C50
N W82
N C44
N C44
N S17
N
N
N C47
N H70
BLACK PHYSICIANS
SEE ALSO NATIONAL MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO PHYSICIANS, N.C.
EX-DOCTOR GETS SUSPENDED TERM
H 2 1/11/1988 B 8 N
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S OF^LACK PHYSICIANS PRAISED BY DUKE HISTORIAN
I ^REAGAN STEERS CLEAR OF SHIPS THAT GO BUMP
BLACK STUDENT ALLIANCE Of DUKE UNIV.
WJRfilbKflv--
CLEARING THE RECORD
BPAIFSIK PLANS HOMECOMING EVENTS AT OKE
BLACK STUDENT MOVEMENT
! %M K VH3g| K* 0]c| E SaNCELLOR FOR UNIVERSITY AFFAIRS
*!i£Sm HILL NEnsK ^E^o'^Ss^ADUATE, GROUP SAYS
WMKSny^I RESPONSE DEADLINE
qiimens HOPE CHANCELLOR has good ear
laisnu ^raOQBFm«C CuUu*ALCBn]R
PTORY BRINGSMINORITY ISSUES TO FOREFRONT
BLACK WIDOW SPIDBS
^aSTSPSuCK «II«W SPIDER
B ^dTIdMGNDS RACKS UP FIRSTS FOR BLACK WOMEN
SITTIN' A SPELL
BLACKBERRIES
^BLACKBERRY BREAK
BLACK S KAYOR SAYS NOISE-MAKERS HELPING EASE PROBLEM WITH BIRDS
■"S^^blKSBj literary FESTIVE
^eWiON
BLACK ^T RELICT: BLACKNALL HOUSE PRESERVED BY PROGRESS
PAPER DESERVES CREDIT, TOO
^^STRUGOEfwiTH ROBBER; PISTOL FIRES INSIDE GROCERY
ILA i&GY CRISIS, U.S.
SEE POWER FAILURES
BLACKS, ACTORS AND ACTRESSES^
SE ALSO ACTORS AND ACTRESSES^U.S.
WILLIAMS BUSY AS ACTOR, WRITER
BLACKS, BANKERS
2 2/02/1988 D 7 F
2 2/20/1988 A 14 P N N36
2 4/14/1988 B 1 P M JJO
2 8/11/1988 B 1 P N B81
H 2 2/13/1988 A 1 P U H49
H
H
H
H
H
S
S
4/22/1988
6/14/1988
8/29/1988
8/29/1988
8/31/1988
10/12/1988
10/19/1988
N N36
N M51
N T33
N C47
N
• P T32
N
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
CHH
CHH
CHH
3/02/1988 C
3/16/1988 C
3/19/1988 C
3/22/1988 B
3/23/1988 B
3/24/1988 B
5/04/1988 D
7/19/1988 A
10/14/1988 A
12/10/1988 A
7 N K65
1 N BIO
1 N L90
1 N
1 P N W07
1 N MIO
5 N
3 P N K65
3 N A44
5 N
H 2 8/28/1988 E 12 P U B56
H 2 2/02/1988 D 4 P F
S 2 7/15/1988 C 4 P P
H 2 7/07/1988 B 1 P P L38
H 1 8/10/1988 B 1 P N H60
H 2 7/17/1988 E 1 LP F Zll
H 2 7/25/1988 A 4 L
S 2 11/15/1988 A 3 N B53
H 2 2/02/1988 D 8 F
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S U B J
SEE ALSO BANKS, N.C.
BLACK N.C. BANKERS'
MISSION IS PROGRESS
BLACKS, CHAPEL HILL
STUDENT INFLUX CHANGES COMPOSITION OF TRADITIONALLY BLACK COMMUNITIES
INDEPENDENCE OF ANOTHER SORT
BLACKS, COACHES
SEE ALSO BLACK ATHLETES
SEE ALSO SPORTS, COACHES
'GREEK'! BLACKS BRED FOR SPORTS
FEAR-MOTIVATED RACISM
WADE GETS PRAISE FOR BUILDING TERPS
NICETIES AND RACIALISM
RACIAL DOMINATION
BERNARD SHARES SUCCESS WITH EAGLES
DUKE OFFICIALS APOLOGIZE TO BLACK COACHES GROUP
BLACKS, COWBOYS
SEE ALSO COWBOYS
LIBERAL ARTS PROGRAM TAKES UNUSUAL TWISTS
COWBOY SAGA HIGHLIGHTS ROLE OF BLACKS IN OLD WEST
BLACKS, CRIME
OFFICIALS ALARMED BY DRUG, ALCOHOL REPORT FINDINGS
TARGETING OFFENDERS WRONG
BLACKS, DANCE
SEE ALSO CHOREOGRAPHERS
SEE ALSO DANCE
BLACK CHOREOGRAPHERS' WORK TO BE PRESERVED
FESTIVAL GRANTS PRESERVE BLACK DANCES
ADFj MARKING 10 YEARS IN DURHAM, FESTIVAL CELEBRATES BLACK DANCE
BLACK CHOREOGRAPHY SPOTLIGHTED IN FESTIVAL SEASON'S BIGGEST EVENT
JUST ONE LOOK
ADF OFFERS 'MOVING' HISTORY
BLACK DANCE CLASSICS STILL DISPLAY 'FIERY ANGER'
ADF SALUTES DANCE'S BLACK TRADITION
ADF'S CLASSIC REVIVAL OF BLACK DANCES PACKS EMOTIONAL PUNCH
ADF SEASON HIGHLIGHTS NOTED
TAR HEEL BLUES ARTISTS HONORED IN WASHINGTON
BLACKS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO BLACKS, N.C.
SEE ALSO BLACKS, U.S.
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, RACE RELATIONS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COMMITTEE ON THE AFFAIRS OF BLACK PEOPLE
SCHOOL (^DISTRICTING 'SPACE ISSUE, NOT RACE ISSUE'— COBLE
PROF'S NOVEL DRAWING CRITICAL ACCLAIM
FOCUS ON BLACK NORTH CAROLINIANS
RACIAL CLIMATE PERCEIVED AS GOOD
JACKSON BACKING STRONG, NOT TOTAL
BLACKS IN DURHAM SPLIT ON GOP CHOICES
JACKSON LEAVES PACK FAR BEHIND IN DURHAM
HELP RESTORE CEMETERY
KING'S VISITS TO DURHAM REFLECTED NATIONAL EVOLUTION OF THE DREAM
DR. KING'S 'DREAM' IS NOT YET A REALITY
DURHAM COMMITTEE HONORS J.J. HENDERSON, J.S. STEWART
HANDICAPS AS STEPPING STONES
'RAMS' PROVIDED FOR DREAMLAND SHOE SHINE PARLOR
BLACK GROUPS SEEK DUKE ACTION ON RACISM
RACIAL VOTING PLUS,,.
DUKE OFFICIALS, CITY BLACKS TO DISCUSS RACISM CHARGES
DUKE OFFICIALS, CITY BLACKS TO DISCUSS RACISM CHARGES
GENTLE BATTLE IN BRAGTOWN... (CORRECTION PRINTED 5-17-88)
CLEARING THE RECORD
RACIAL REFERENCES DEPLORED
STRENGTHENING BLACK FAMILY WILL BE TOPIC
EAST END RESIDENTS FIGHT SCHOOL CLOSING
TWO BLACK MEMBERS ADDED TO COMMITTEE ON SCHOOLS
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P
E
D
S I T
E L Y
— DATE — C -PG L P BYL
H
2
4/23/1988 A
9 N
CHH 1
CHH 1
6/26/1988 A
7/04/1988 A
1 P N M25
3 P N H90
H
H
H
H
H
S
H
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
1/16/1988 D
1/21/1988 A
1/24/1988 C
1/28/1988 A
1/28/1988 A
1/28/1988 B
3/03/1988 B
1 P N
4 L
7 N M14
5 L
5 L
2 P F P52
1 P N N36
H
H
2
2
5/19/1988 B
5/19/1988 B
1 P N P38
1 N P38
H
H
2 12/04/1988 A
2 12/12/1988 A
1 C N S82
4 L
H
S
H
H
S
S
H
H
S
S
H
2 3/30/1988 C
2 3/30/1988 C
2 6/12/1988 D
2 6/20/1988 A
2 6/23/1988 D
2 6/23/1988 D
2 6/24/1988 C
2 6/24/1988 D
2 6/24/1988 A
2 8/04/1988 D
2 10/01/1988 A
1 P N W66
1 N B71
1 P F W66
1 P N W66
1 P F B71
2 P F B71
2 R L59
8 P F L59
10 P R B71
9 P F B71
1 P N
H
H
H
H
S
S
H
H
H
S
H
H
H
H
H
S
S
H
H
H
S
S
H
1/22/1988 C
1/24/1988 A
2/02/1988 D
2/18/1988 B
3/05/1988 A
3/05/1988
3/09/1988
3/16/1988
4/03/1988
4/05/1988
4/10/1988
4/20/1988
4/24/1988 B
5/01/1988 B
5/06/1988 A
5/06/1988
5/06/1988
5/15/1988
5/17/1988
6/09/1988
6/16/1988
7/25/1988
9/08/1988 B
N J40
N D80
F
N W27
N M06
N M06
N S51
L
N N36
E
N P38
E
U N36
N
E
N H70
N S92
N A54
N
L
N
N S92
N J40
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Y SUBJECTS
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•SOCIAL CLUB' MENTALITY
lAranb
Screws tk focus?
BLACKS' °f^92ST » ATtfc
SEE EMPLOYMENT, BLACKS
SEE JOB TRAINING
BLACKS, FARMERS!
^«SSEWYMENT S COULD COST FARM
^i^s'^DRUG FILM ALSO BOOSTS BLACK ENTERPRISE
^'^fiSters
freeman: fire department has
fireofficial to be honored
^'aKjS AFRICA MEDICAL AID PROECT
=1 ^rt™^TH*CARE TOPIC OF MEMORIAL LECTURE
fecil S T^FOOJS ON AIDS, BLACK PEOPLE
BLACKS, INSURANCE
^KwTfIRMS TO BE ASKED TO ALTER POLICIES CHARGING BLACKS-
BLACKS, JUK3ES ,, e
SE Lra£ T^SEEK NEH SUPERIOR COURT JU^SHI?
BLACKS, LAWYERS
BU ^ , ALSO°SaCKS, POLITICAL OTICE HOLDERS AND POLITICIANS
§ 2H£ ^T^^TONFERENCE OF BLACK MAYORS
S^^lK^i^TING TO PHILADELPHIA
1Ua ki^&ML TO TALK ATWg. _
RETIRED GENERAL WARNS OF DEFENSE CUTS
BLACKS, MINISTERS
SEE MINISTERS, BLACK
Sts" 3fi SS PIANIST, NCCU MUSIC TEACHER, IS DEAD,
BLACKS, NEWSPAPERS
N
P
s
s
H
H
H
H
S I
E L
-DATE — C -PG L
9/08/1988 A
9/23/1988 A
10/30/1988 D
11/20/1988 E
11/20/1988 E
12/07/1988 A
T
Y
P BYL
N S92
N S92
N G09
F S56
F S56
E
H 1 4/12/1988 B IN
H 2 11/30/1988 A 6 P F S76
S 2 2/11/1988 A 9 N
S 2 9/28/1988 A 11 N
H 2
H 2
S 2
CHH 1
S 2
2/13/1988 C
3/18/1988 A
8/22/1988 C
9/30/1988 A
10/03/1988 A
2
16
1
7
6
N
N
N H65
N
N
H 2 8/05/1988 A 8 N
H 2 1/10/1988 B 1 P N S82
H 2 2/02/1988 II
H 3 6/06/1988 ft 13 P N
H 2 8/04/1988 C 7 N
H 2 2/02/1988 D
H 2 2/02/1988 D
S 2 4/04/1988 A
S 2 10/28/1988 A
6 F
6 F
1 N B85
9 P N
S 2 1/28/1988 C 8 N
H 2 4/15/1988 B 4 N
H 2 4/16/1988 C 4 P N P38
2/02/1988 D
7/18/1988 B
9 F
12 P
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1/01/1988 - 12/31/1988
SUBJECTS
SEE ALSO AMSTERDAM NEWS
SEE ALSO CAROLINA TIMES (NEWSPAPER)
SEE ALSO NEWSPAPERS, N.C. (SEE ALSO NAMES OF PARTICULAR NEWSPAPERS)
SEE ALSO NEWSPAPERS, U.S.
RELENTLESS BROADSIDES
BLACKS. N.C.
SEE ALSO AFRO-AMERICAN CULTURAL CENTER
SEE ALSO BLACK FOLK HERITAGE TOUR
SEE ALSO BLACKS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO BLACKS, U.S.
SEE ALSO N.C. ASSOCIATION OF BLACK EDUCATORS
SEE ALSO N.C. BLACK LEADERSHIP CAUCUS
SEE ALSO N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, BLACK LEGISLATORS
LEADERS UPSET OVER PRE-EMPTMENT OF KING HOLIDAY
FOCUS ON BLACK NORTH CAROLINIANS
HORTON BOOK AVAILABLE
SCHOOL MERGER ISSUE TOPS BALLOT IN ROBESON COUNTY
BOARD ELECTION CHANGES SOUGHT IN IREDELL COUNTY
BLACK LEGISLATORS WILL URGE JORDAN TO WOO WORKING CLASS
BRUSHFIRES BREAK OUT IN MARTIN, JORDAN CAMPS
NCCU TO GET MCKISSICK'S CENTER FOR BLACK HISTORY
MCKISSICK TO HEAD NEW NCCU CENTER
INCREASED BLACK REPRESENTATION URGED IN PERSON
SILER CITY OFFICIAL DENIES TOWN MOVING TOO SLOWLY ON REFORM
BLACKS MIXED ABOUT SPEECH EFFECTS
FORUM QUESTIONS STATUS OF CITY'S BLACKS
LECTURER URGES BLACKS TO AIM FOR HIGH GOALS
JUSTICE FORUM WELL WORTH THE EFFORT
TRYING TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE) UNC PROF WANTS RESPECT FOR BLACKS...
MANAGER: MARTIN REACHED OUT TO BLACKS
N.C. GOP PLANS TO RECRUIT MORE BLACK MEMBERS
BLACKS, POLICE
SEE ALSO DURHAM POLICE DEPT., OFFICERS
SEE ALSO POLICE, N.C.
SEE ALSO POLICE, U.S.
POWELL LABELS WARREN PROBE POLITICAL SMEAR
ONE BLACK CANDIDATE REMAINS UNDER CLOUD
CHASING THE ELUSIVE CHIEF
POWELL! NO PRESSURE TO HIRE BLACK
DURHAM NAMES HAMPTON POLICE CHIEF
HAMPTON IS DURHAM'S NEW POLICE CHIEF
SELECTION OF CHIEF WASN'T COLOR BLIND
NCCU OPENS BLACK HISTORY PROGRAMS WITH ATTACK ON REAGAN ADMINISTRATION
HAMPTON SWORN IN STRESSING 'CHIEF FOR TOTAL' DURHAM
TOWN REINSTATES BLACK POLICE CHIEF
BLACKS, POLITICAL OFFICE HOLDERS AND POLITICIANS
SEE ALSO BLACKS, MAYORS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COMMITTEE ON THE AFFAIRS OF BLACK PEOPLE
SEE ALSO NATIONAL CONFERENCE OF BLACK MAYORS
SEE ALSO N.C. BLACK LEADERSHIP CAUCUS
SEE ALSO N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, BLACK LEGISLATORS
SEE ALSO N.C. LEGISLATIVE BLACK CAUCUS
SEE ALSO SOUTH ORANGE BLACK CAUCUS
22ND HOUSE DISTRICT RACE IS 'GOING TO BE A LULU'
'PERSECUTION GROWING CONCERN' OF ELECTED BLACKS, MICHAUX SAYS
NONE DESERVES IMMUNITY
CHATHAM MAN THREATENS LAWSUIT AGAINST 3 BOARDS FOR ELECTION BIAS
RACIAL VOTING PLUS..,
GRANVILLE'S UPHEAVAL
CARL HODGES, FRIEND TO FARMERS, RETIRING
BLACKS SHOULDN'T WAIT FOR JACKSON'S 'TIME'
CONVICTED WITHOUT TRIAL
BLACK LEADER SUES SILER CITY OVER ELECTIONS LAWS
PIH COUNTY BOARD IS GETTING FIRST BLACK MEMBER
BLACK GROUPS CHALLENGING ELECTIONS ACROSS STATE
BLACKS, ACTIVISTS BLAST TOP DEMOCRATS
NEW ATTEMPT WILL BE MADE TO HALT SECOND PRIMARIES
N E
P D — DATE-
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S I T
E L Y
C -PG L P BYL
H 2 3/30/1988 A 4 E
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
S 2
H. 2
1/15/1988 A
2/02/1988 D
2/22/1988 A
3/07/1988 C
3/17/1988 A
5/25/1988 B
5/31/1988 A
6/22/1988 A
6/22/1988 A
7/06/1988 B
7/18/1988 A
7/21/1988
9/18/1988
9/19/1988
9/20/1988
11/21/1988
11/22/1988
12/21/1988
1/19/1988
1/28/1988
1/29/1988
2/06/1988
2/15/1988
2/16/1988
2/17/1988
2/20/1988
3/02/1988 B
5/24/1988 C
N
F
L
N
N
N
J
N W29
N W82
N T33
N S63
N M25
N S17
N Vll
E
N
N
N
N B53
E
E
N B53
N B53
N M51
E
N N36
N S51
N
H
1 2/26/1988 C
1
N 046
H
2 3/07/1988 C
1 P N T33
H
2 3/21/1988 A
4
E
H
3 3/29/1988 C
1
N M10
H
2 5/06/1988 A
4
E
H
2 5/13/1988 A
4
E
H
2 6/15/1988 A
1
P N N36
H
2 6/22/1988 A
4
L
H
2 6/29/1988 A
4
L
CHH 1 7/10/1988 A
3
N S63
H
2 10/13/1988 C
5
N
H
2 11/07/1988 B
18
N
S
2 11/17/1988 A
3
N
H
2 12/15/1988 D
4
N
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INDEX BY
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1/01/1988 ■
- 12/31/1988
S I T
N E
E L Y
p D — DATE —
■ C -PG L P BYL
^^S&, N.C.
^ra/SSS SHOW'S cm™ TO GOP
BLACKS, PRINCIPALS m „ „
^SPlSSS^'Sfc-nW AS PRINCIPE
^ AL=B DUKE UNIV., FACULTY
1 II » 5 K: c c::ffi ffi; BHl S&** prog**
Sc^S^I^YlT^lAa SLACK DOCTORAL STENTS
^'ALS^BLACK STUDENT ALLIANCE OF DUKE UNIV.
1 £1] MISS, MINORITY POSTDOCTOR*. PROGR*
KNkBBhKT
$AO»TES *l tfKETMAN ESS, EXECUTIVE SAYS
gS^SffDOTE INiKSTuW SCHOOLS
HKffiKl BBBB- — — » * ITE -
BLACK STUDENT »Slg??JS«ym Of BLACK STUDENTS AT WHITE UNIV.
SEE ALSO PROJECT TEACH
SEE ALSO TEACHERS, N.C.
52 ^SJISSF^ K S m!m P MACK APPLICANTS FOR TEACHER SCHOLARSHIPS
BLACKS, THEATER „,.*;»«
^BL^St'^ARK IN THEATER WORLD
'BLACK MEN' IN RALEIGH
BU SEe'aL&o'blACKS, DURHAM
1 SlIS Ife^CUTIVES, BLACK
1 li H nuiffM-
2 8/17/1988 A 1 N L40
CHH 1 6/25/1988 A 3 N M25
H 2 5/02/1988 BIN
H 2 11/20/1988 A 11 P N HOI
s
2
H
2
H
2
S
2
S
2
H
2
H
2
S
2
S
2
H
2
H
2
CHH 1
S
2
S
2
H
2
CHH 1
H
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
H
2
1/13/1988 C
2/27/1988 C
3/02/1988 C
3/12/1988 B
3/16/1988 A
4/18/1988
4/18/1988
4/30/1988
5/05/1988
7/01/1988
7/03/198S
8/17/1988
8/17/1988
9/12/1988 A
9/13/1988 B
10/09/1988 A
10/11/1983 B
10/16/1988 B
10/25/1988 C
10/28/1988 A
11/20/1988 A
10
7
7
a
n
12
5
8
1
6
4
1
5
1
1
3
12
4
1
13
11
N
N
N K65
H
N
N-
N
N
N S92
N C44
> H
N M25
N
P N M06
N C47
P N Vll
N
N
N
N
P N H01
H 2 1/07/1988 D 4 N
H 1 7/14/1988 B 1 N
H 1 8/11/1988 B 1 N
H 2 2/02/1988 D 10 F
H 2 7/15/1988 D 10 N
-LX630-
MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1988 - 12/31/1988
SUBJECTS
SEE ALSO UNEMPLOYMENT, DURHAM
SEE ALSO WOMEN, POLITICIANS
HISTORIAN AMONG PERSONS FEATURED IN PORTRAIT EXHIBIT
NCCU OPENS BLACK HISTORY PROGRAMS WITH ATTACK ON REAGAN ADMINISTRATION
AFRO-AMERICAN FORUM SCHEDULED SATURDAY
DR. KING'S 'BREAM' IS NOT YET A REALITY
BOND NAMED NATIONAL BLACK PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR OF YEAR
BLACKS SHOULDN'T WAIT FOR JACKSON'S 'TIME'
LOOKING AT BLACKS' PROGRESS
TOBACCO PIPES TRACED TO EARLY BLACKS IN AMERICA
AFRO-AMERICANS ALSO SHOULD BE COMPENSATED FOR INJUSTICES
BLACKS, U.S., ECONOMIC STATUS
SEE ALSO BLACK-OWNED BUSINESSES
SEE ALSO ECONOMY, U.S.
POSSIBLE LOSS OF BLACKS' SOCIAL, ECONOMIC GAINS TO BE EXAMINED
BLACKS, VOTER REGISTRATION
SEE ALSO MINORITY VOTERS
SEE ALSO VOTER EDUCATION PROJECT
SEE ALSO VOTER REGISTRATION, U.S.
ALBEMARLE COUNCIL ELECTION DISPUTE APPEARS RESOLVED
GRANVILLE VOTING LAWSUIT HEARING IS SLATED FRIDAY
DECISIONS EXPECTED SOON ON GRANVILLE ELECTIONS
ANTI-VOTING RIGHTS PLAN
CHIPS OFF THE BLOC VOTE
JACKSON BACKING STRONG, NOT TOTAL
BLACKS IN DURHAM SPLIT ON GOP CHOICES
AJJ CAMPUS 'JACKSON TERRITORY,' HONORING FAMOUS GRAD
SUPER TUESDAY; LOCAL VOTE NOT COLOR-BLIND
600 MARCH IN ROBESON, PLEDGE TO CONTINUE PUSH FOR CHANGE
VOTE IN GRANVILLE WASN'T RACIAL POLARITY
APPEALS COURT HEARS UNPRECEDENTED GRANVILLE VOTE CASE
LOOKING AT BLACKS' PROGRESS
SILER CITY OFFICIAL DENIES TOWN MOVING TOO SLOWLY ON REFORM
JACKSON TO HOLD VOTER REGISTRATION CAMPAIGN
PATTERSON REJECTS SILER CITY ELECTIONS ALTERNATIVE
MARTIN, JORDAN TAKE CAMPAIGNS TO HOME STRETCH
BLACK GROUPS CHALLENGING ELECTIONS ACROSS STATE
N.C. REPUBLICANS SEEK MORE BLACK VOTERS
BLACKS, WRITERS
SEE ALSO WRITERS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO WRITERS, N.C.
SEE ALSO WRITERS, SOUTHERN
SEE ALSO WRITERS, U.S.
SLAVE POET BECAME PROFESSIONAL WRITER
CHARLOTTE OBSERVER WINS COVETED PULITZER
DURHAM WRITER WINS PRIZE
BALDWIN REMEMBERED
BLACKSMITHS
SEE ALSO GUNSMITHS
BLACKSMITH CLASS STARTS WESTPOINT WINTER PROGRAMS
HOME FEST '88
BLACKUELL TOBACCO FACTORY
BACK WHEN... DURHAM WAS A DUSTY, BUT THRIVING
BEEHIVE'
BLADEN COUNTY, N.C.
BLAEN DEPUTY'S CONDITION UPGRADED
ARSON PROBLEM BURNING ISSUE IN FOUR-COUNTY AREA OF STATE
TWO 11-YEAR-OLDS DESCRIBE BEATINGS AT FOSTER HOME
DEATHS OF HUNTING DOGS INVESTIGATED IN BLADEN COUNTY
BLADEN COUNTY, N.C, ELECTIONS
ROBESON SCHOOL MERGER APPEARS LIKELY TO PASS
VOTERS HOLD NOSES, WATCH STEP AT POLLS
BLANCH YOUTH CENTER
N E
P D — DATE-
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S I T
E L Y
C -PG L P BYL
1/01/1988 B
2/20/1988 A
3/23/1988 B
4/05/1988 A
5/09/1988 B
6/22/1988 A
7/10/1988 D
7/12/1988 A
8/12/1988 A
6
14
10
4
1
4
4
1
4
N
N N36
N
E
N
L
E
N
L
H 2 3/13/1988 A 15 N
H
2
1/09/1988 C
12
N
H
1
1/14/1988 B
1
N T33
H
1
1/27/1988 C
1
N T33
H
2
2/11/1988 A
4
E
H
2
3/03/1988 A
4
E
S
2
3/05/1988 A
1 P N M06
S
2
3/05/1988 A
1
N M06
H
2
3/06/1988 B
1
P N L90
S
2
3/09/1988 A
4
E
H
2
4/05/1988 B
1 P N
H
2
5/19/1988 A
4
L
H
2
6/21/1988 A
1
N T33
H
2
7/10/1988 D
4
E
CHH 1
7/18/1988 A
3
N S63
H
2
8/04/1988 D
5
N
CHH 1
8/19/1988 A
N S63
H
2 11/07/1988 B
1
N
H
2 11/07/1988 B
18
N
S
2
12/20/1988 A
2
N
H 2 2/02/1988 D 8 F
H 2 4/01/1988 A 1 P N
S 2 5/26/1988 D 3 P N 659
S 2 6/16/1988 D 2 P F B71
H 2 1/29/1988 D 11 P N
H 2 4/20/1988 B 1 P F H45
H 2 6/12/1988 C 11 U L57
H 2 1/07/1988 D 4 N
H 2 1/18/1988 A 12 N
H 2 2/04/1988 C 7 N
H 2 11/23/1988 B 3 N
H 2 3/09/1988 A 11
S 2 11/09/1988 C 4
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Y SUBJECTS
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D — DATE-
S
E
c -re
T
Y
P BYL
BLANCH YOUTH CENTER EMPLOYEES SUSPENDED
CASWELL PRISON GUARDS FIRED
KfferTJE^M BACK IN SERVICE FOR NAVY
ll 2:18 iSHs FOR THE BLIND
SEE ALSO LIONS CLUB INDUSTRIES ^ r TNr
58?Ub7 Piffle OUT WHAT DAD CAN'T SEE
S^^kSRoWBra IN FATAL GC-Ctftt CRASH
^ S-JS SADIES IN GREENSBORO FIRE
■npknMfliDww —
™So DOGS TflRE PARTNERS WITH BLIND
LEGALLY BLIND MAN FATALLY SHOOTS INTRUDER IN HOME
GlM SbtISB TO GET MORE W» »1.2 MILLION
H 1 7/08/1988 C 2 N
H 2 8/14/1988 B 3 N
H 2 4/24/1988 B WPP
S 2 4/25/1988 A 6 N
H 2 5/23/1988 D 5 N
H- IT * SSgL&ySL *ttp<; up
W00DCR0FT TROUPE KEEPS UP
'SPIRIT*
^seeVso COMPUTERCHIP
K N ,KS 1.1 MILLION-TRAGISTOR
EL °SEE ALSO FACTOR VIII
SEE ALSO LIPIDS
SE OmEl 1 AL l 'SAYS VIAL FOUND ON BEACH CONTAINED BLOOD
^SffiaSo TPA (TISSUE PLASMINOGEN ACTIVATOR)
DUKE TESTS POSSIBLE TREATMENT FOR STROKE
H -°9L D L^ S n?^<yq (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC DISEASES)
*! yeI^-Kifl tJeatq at duke for^ood disease
INTEREST NAMES BLOOD DISORDER FOR GREENSBORO
BLOOD DONORS __ ,
Wi &H nTS^L HOSPITAL, «.00D BANK
1 %M *K1 AT«INISTRAnON T t«SPITAL, O-OOD BANK
NEW CENTO^YINCREASE BLOOD SUPPLY
2
2
1
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
1/04/1988 A
1/26/1988 B
3/04/1988 C
3/18/1988
3/19/1988
3/22/1988
3/24/1988
4/16/1988
4/20/1988
4/21/1988
5/01/1988 B
5/23/1983 B
7/16/1988 A
9/04/1988
9/04/1988
12/17/1988
12/23/1988
12/24/1988
13
1
1
6
1
4
6
2
8
7
1
4
4
1
1
4
2
4
N R30
N B53
N 046
N ISO
U M14
L
N
N
N
N
> U N36
N
P41
P41
H 2 10/07/1988 D 10 R P10
H 2 6/16/1988 D 6 N
H 2 8/13/1988 C 7 N
H 2 12/15/1988 C 2 N
H 2 6/03/1988 C 2 N
H 2 11/03/1988 A 15 N
H 2 1/27/1988 C 8 N
H 2 2/16/1988 A 11 N
S
H
S
H
2 2/29/1988 A 3 N
2 3/01/1988 A 8 N
2 4/12/1988 A
1 5/06/1988 C
H 2 6/08/1988 B
N
N
N
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ANNUAL
1/01/1988
INDEX BY
12/31/1988
SUBJECTS
BLOOD DONATION HOURS CHANGE
HAPPY FISCAL NEW YEAR
PIZZA FOR BLOOD DONORS
RED CROSS ISSUES AN APPEAL FOR TYPE BLOOD DONATIONS
UNC-NCSU FEUD TO KELP REPLENISH BLOOD SUPPLIES
DON'T FORGET GIVING IN SUMMER HONTHS
FEAR HURTS BLOOD SUPPLY
DURHAM RESIDENTS URGED TO GIVE BLOOD
N.C. STATE WINS BLOOD FEUD SECOND TIME
AIDS FEAR HAS MANY DONATING OWN, KIN'S BLOOD
APPEAL RAISES BLOOD SUPPLY
DONATIONS PLEASE RED CROSS
GIVING BLOOD WORTH THE TIKE
PRESSURE FOR BLOOD CONSTANT REALITY AT NCMH
PLASMA DONATION ON RISE IN CHAPEL HILL
SUSPECT BLOOD MISTAKENLY SENT TO N.C.
SHALL RISK SEEN FROM BLOOD MISHAP
TAINTED BLOOD REACHES TRIANGLE
DOCTORS TO DONATE BLOOD
AIDS-BLOOD NEWS MISHANDLED
THEY'RE AFTER YOUR BLOOD
THANKS FOR THE BLOOD
VOLUNTEER EARNS 'FIRST SERGEANT' ACCOLADES
RED CROSS SEEKS BLOOD DONORS
HOSPITAL, DONORS THANKED
RED CROSS HOPES GIVING SPIRIT IS ALIVE
BLOOD PRESSURE
SEE ALSO HYPERTENSION
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FOR BLOOD PRESSURE STUDY
STUDIES LINK CALCIUM AND BLOOD PRESSURE
BLOOD PRESSURE DRUGS MAY COMPLICATE CHOLESTEROL CONTROL
DOCTORS WARN SELF-HELP HEALTH STATIONS NOT ENOUGH
SOME FIND HEALTH FAIR DISCOVERIES SHOCKING
BLOOD PRESSURE CHECKS AT RDU
THEY WANT TO PUMP — YOU UP
EFFECT OF DIET, BLOOD PRESSURE ON KIDNEYS TO BE ANALYZED
BLOOD TESTS
SEE ALSO ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME, SCREENING TESTS
SEE ALSO BREATHALYZER TEST
SEE ALSO DRUNKEN DRIVING
SEE ALSO HEALTH SCREENING PROGRAM
SEE ALSO RECKLESS DRIVING
TEST FOR ALCOHOLICS MAY CREATE PROBLEMS
STUDENTS GET LEAD TESTS; NO PROBLEMS FORESEEN
N.C. HIGH COURT RULES ON BLOOD EVIDENCE
CARTER CASE LAWYERS BLAST, PRAISE RULING
SUSPECT BLOOD MISTAKENLY SENT TO N.C.
SPIRALING COST OF BLOOD RAISES NCMH BUDGET REQUEST
BLOOD TRANSFUSIONS
AIDS FEAR HAS MANY DONATING OWN, KIN'S BLOOD
GIVING BLOOD WORTH THE TIME
TAINTED BLOOD REACHES TRIANGLE
AIDS-BLOOD NEWS MISHANDLED
BLOOD TYPE
RED CROSS ISSUES AN APPEAL FOR TYPE BLOOD DONATIONS
UNC-NCSU FEUD TO KELP REPLENISH BLOOD SUPPLIES
APPEAL RAISES BLOOD SUPPLY
DONATIONS PLEASE RED CROSS
BLOODMOBILE
SEE ALSO AMERICAN RED CROSS
SEE ALSO BLOOD DONORS
BLOODMOBILE IS IN THE RED AT DHS
BLOOD DONORS TO GET FREE MOVIE RENTAL
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S I T
E L Y
-DATE — C -PG L P BYL
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
S 2
CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
H 2
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
H 2
S 2
CHH 1
S 2
H 2
CHH 1
6/25/1988 C
7/02/1988 C
7/04/1988 A
7/14/1988 B
7/15/1988 A
7/15/1988
7/15/1988
7/15/1988
7/20/1988
7/20/1988
7/26/1988
7/27/1988 B
7/27/1988 C
8/07/1988
8/09/1988
9/15/1988
9/16/1988
9/19/1988
9/22/1988 B
10/08/1988 A
11/03/1988
11/05/1988
11/06/1988
12/27/1988
12/29/1988
12/30/1988
3/05/1988
3/24/1988
5/04/1988
5/31/1988
10/31/1988
12/06/1988
12/07/1988
T32
H 2 12/29/1988 B 4 N
N
P
N
N
N M25
E
E
N
N S17
N H65
N S17
N D22
U M06
N B21
N B21
N
N
N H65
N
L
E
P T32
N H90
N H65
L
N M20
N D80
N
U
N H02
N P38
N
P K30
S
S
H
CHH
H
CHH
1/25/1988
4/12/1988
7/29/1988
7/30/1988
9/15/1988
10/03/1988
E
N
N
N R63
N
N S17
S 2 7/20/1988 C
S 2 7/27/1988 C
S 2 9/19/1988 A
S 2 10/08/1988 A
H 2 7/14/1988 B
CHH 1 7/15/1988 A
CHH 1 7/26/1988 A
H 2 7/27/1988 B
1 N H65
1 P U M06
1 N H65
4 L
10 N
1 N M25
3 N S17
8 N D22
2/12/1988 A 14 P U T37
2/29/1988 A 3 N
BLOSSOM GARDEN CLUB
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- 12/31/1988
Y SUBJECTS
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-DATE — C -TO
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<¥F ALSO GARDENING, DURHAM
BLOSSOMtXl CLUB ANNIVERSARY
BLOWING ROCK, N.C.
B^fffWCKPONI£RS FUTURE GROWTH
VRKrafPrai^ CLASSIC
** Sufflwo^'ySn'Bue bell's fasent cww
U HHHWIK ■■>----
BLUE CROSS AND BLUE SHIELD OF N.C.
SE ^Y S BLu| R ffi TELEPHOKS FRUSTRATING FORSTATE WRKERS
BUSY BLUE CRol ™STOJSTRATE STATE WORKERS
^TH CLAIMS SERVICE IS CRITICIZED
HNNHHHb" 11 -
NC^sKg fwLM* iSK EFFECTS DISCUSSED
^I^^^ItTiD^^ATE 3 !^! PROVIDER FAULTS EKFtOYEE SURCHARGE..
Ir^^CHANGE PREDICTED TO A*«£R STATE EMPLOYEES
BLUE CROSS WW POLOUT CAUGHT WORKERS BY SURPRISE
HBEIHiiibm 1 — E "-
HMUEBBhaff---
SHI S^pW-ffl? „
■HHMk ss «»» »»
STolviLLE FURNITURE GETS MORE BAD NEWS
g^cSS Ks^PHYSICI* SERVICES FOR BLUE CROSS' RATE HIKE
■>■■ rcn« am BLUE SHIELD Of N.C, SALES AND EARNINGS
^ BLuf C^S^CRTS OPERATING LOSSES
Mir rsnss AND BLUE SHIELD SERVICE CENTER
fU£ BLUE CRKSr^UE SHIELD ARCHITECT
S 2 9/17/1988 A 5 P P T37
H 2 10/13/1988 | 4 N
H 2 10/30/1988 B 4 N
H 2 1/14/1988 D 9 N
S 2 11/19/1988 C
1 P N
CHH 1 11/21/1988 A
8 P N
S 2 1/02/1988 C
2
N
H 2 1/03/1988 A
13
N
H 2 1/08/1988 B
4
N
S 2 1/13/1988 A
1
N W82
H 2 1/28/1988 A
28
N
H 2 2/04/1988 C
6
N
H 2 2/12/1988 C
5
N
H 2 3/30/1988 C
3
N
H 2 4/16/1988 A
1
N C60
H 2 5/11/1988 B
6
N C47
S 2 5/11/1988 C
1
N W82
H 2 6/07/1988 A
12
N
CHH 1 6/08/1988 A
1
N M25
S 2 6/09/1988 C
8
N
H 2 6/10/1988 B
5
N
H 2 6/16/1988 A
4
L
H 2 7/01/1988 B
4
N
H 2 7/02/1988 C
1
N
H 2 8/06/1988 A
3
N
M 2 8/18/1988 D
10
N
H 2 8/21/1988 A
14
N C60
S 2 8/22/1988 A
10
N
H 2 8/23/1988 B
20
N
H 2 8/26/1988 A
4
L
CHH 1 9/02/1988 A
3
N
CHH 1 9/23/1988 A
2
N H90
H 1 9/30/1988 C
1
N T33
H 2 10/23/1989 D
10
N
S 2 11/19/1988 C
1
P N
CHH 1 11/21/1988 A
8 V N
H 2 11/24/1988 A
19
N
H 2 12/13/1988 A
4
L
H 2 12/29/1988 C
1
N C60
BLUE DEVIL
SEE DUKE UNIV.
MASCOT
BLUE-GRAY AU-STAR FOOTBALL CLASSIC
SEE ALSO COLLEGE BOULS _„
FaSfASE/LOCAL BLUE-LAYERS
FANFARE/BLUE-GRAY ROSTER^ ri __
BLUE-GRAY CHANCE FOR STARS TO EMERGE
S 2 4/30/1988 A 9 N
H 2 4/26/1988 B 4 P
H 2 12/06/1988 D 3 N
H 2 12/12/1988 B 3 N
H 2 12/25/1988 B 7 N
BLUE LIGHTS
SEE AUTOS,
BLUE LIGHTS
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BLUE LINE SHUTTLE
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL TRANSPORTATION DEPT.
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., BUSES
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C., BUSES
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C-CHAPEL HILL, BUSES
SHUTTLE PLAN REVVING UP
OFFICIALS UNSURE OF NEED FOR MASS TRANSIT
DUKE-UC BUS SERVICE SHOULD GET TRIAL RUN
BLUE LINE BUS TO ROLL PENDING DURHAH OK
EXPANDED DURHAM-CHAPEL HILL BUS SERVICE APPROVED BY COUNCIL
TRIANGLE BUS SYSTEM GETS TRIAL GREEN LIGHT
NEU ROUTE BUSSING 160 RIDERS A DAY
CHAPEL HILL-DURHAM 'BLUE LINE' BUS OFFICIALLY IN SERVICE
BLUE NOTE SPECIAL (BAND)
CHAPEL HILL BLUES BAND TAKES FIRST PRIZE
BLUE RIDGE ELECTRIC MEMBERSHIP CORP.
PIEDMONT ELECTRIC PONDERS FORMING MEGA-COOPERATIVE
BLUE RIDGE ENVIRONMENTAL DEFENSE LEAGUE
SEE ALSO ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
ENVIRONMENTALISTS SAY NUCLEAR WASTE DUMP, SUPERCOLLIDER PAIRED
BLUE RIDGE MOUNTAINS
HIKER ENJOYS NOV. OUTING ON BLUE RIDGE PARKWAY
BLUE RIDGE PARKWAY
AUSTERE VIEW
ARBORETUM HEAD HOPES TO CREATE LEARNING CENTER
PARKWAY'S 'MISSING LINK' SHOULD INCREASE TOURISM
JUST CHANGING VANTAGE POINTS
DYING TREES STUN TOURISTS
RAINS MAY HAVE SAVED FALL COLOR SHOW
2 WOMEN DIE IN BLUE RIDGE PARKWAY FALLS
TWO WOMEN KILLED AND MAN INJURED IN FALL AT OVERLOOK
PARKWAY VICTIMS NAMED
FATAL ACCIDENTS ON PARKWAY EXTREMELY RARE, OFFICIALS SAY
HIKER ENJOYS NOV. OUTING ON BLUE RIDGE PARKWAY
PARKWAY VICTIM'S HUSBAND HELD IN TWO DEATHS
HUSBAND CHARGED IN PARKWAY DEATHS
TOURISTS HEARD VOICES AT OVERLOOK WHERE TWO WOMEN FELL TO DEATHS
GIBBS SAYS BROTHER NOT A MURDERER
JUDGE REFUSES BOND FOR MAN CHARGED IN PARKWAY DEATHS
MURDER CHARGE MAKES DEATH HARDER TO TAKE FOR FRIENDS OF VICTIM
MANY MAINTAIN MAN'S INNOCENCE IN PARKWAY OVERLOOK DEATHS
AT MABRY MILL
GIBBS INDICTED IN PARKWAY DEATHS
MEDICAL RECORDS SOUGHT IN PARKWAY DEATHS
PARKWAY FIRES 'HAD TO BE SET*
REPORT: AUTHORITIES WERE TOLD GIBBS BEAT HIS WIFE
WOMAN WHO DIED AT OVERLOOK FEARED FOR HER LIFE — REPORT
LOGGING NEAR PARKWAY TO BE REVIEWED
MAN HELD IN CLIFF DEATH SAID TO HAVE BURNED WIFE
HENDERSON MAN AND HIS DOG KILLED ON BLUE RIDGE PARKWAY
JUDGE ORDERS BODIES EXHUMED
CUTBACK SLOWS SNOW PLOWS
AUTOPSIES PERFORMED ON PARKWAY VICTIMS
MAN CHARGED IN PARKWAY DEATHS DENIED BOND
BLUE TONGUE
SEE ALSO LIVESTOCK
N.C. BIOLOGISTS SEEK HELP WITH DEER VIRUS
BLUEBERRIES
BERRY CROP LOOKING GOOD
BLUEBERRY GROWERS STRAINING UNDER WEIGHT OF BIG CROP
N.C. HAS BUMBER BLUEBERRY CROP
LIGHT AND SWEET BERRIES TRUE TO THE SEASON; SUMMERTIME BLUES
H 2
8/12/1988 A
1
M N N36
S 2
8/12/1988 A
1
N W82
S 2
8/13/1988 A
4
E
CHH 1
8/15/1988 A
2
N M70
H 2
8/16/1988 B
6
N S51
S 2
8/16/1988 A
1
N H70
CHH 1
9/20/1988 A
3
N
CHH 1
9/21/1988 A
1
N M70
H 2 8/09/1988 A 9 U W66
CHH 1 12/29/1988 A 1 N M20
H 2 1/02/1988 C 1 N
H 2 10/21/1988 D 7 P F
1/04/1988 A
1/21/1988 A
5/02/1988 A
6/24/1988 C
6/27/1988 B
9/19/1988 C
10/18/1988 A
10/19/1988 A
10/19/1988 A
10/20/1988 A
10/21/1988 D
10/25/1988 A
10/25/1988 A
10/26/1988 B
10/26/1988 A
10/27/1988 B
10/29/1988 A
10/30/1988 B
10/30/1988 E
11/10/1988 C
11/11/1988 B
11/14/1988 A
11/16/1988 A
11/17/1988 C
11/21/1988 h
11/24/1988 C
11/29/1988 B
11/30/1988 A
12/04/1988 B
12/08/1988 B
12/10/1988 A
M66
H 2 9/24/1988 A 10 N
s
2
4/09/1988 C
1 N
H
1
5/31/1988 B
5 N
s
2
5/31/1988 A
8 N
H
2
8/04/1988 C
1 D F
Zll
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1/01/1988
INDEX 6
12/31/1988
Y SUBJE
BLUEBIRDS „
^^A MUHtfNNERED GUY, BUT DON'T MESS WITH HIS BLUEBIRDS
BLUEGRASS FESTIVAL (SNOW DflNPl
SEEALSO FESTIVALS, N.C.
SE ! A BOR 5 DAY S UEEKEND IS BLUEGRASS FESTIVAL TIME
BLUEGRASS MUSIC
ffi&gSfSw SBHB&i a mm
%®Wm$M nun— i • «»
iftWS DAY WEEKEND IS BLUEGRASS FESTIVAL TIME
BLUES MUSIC
1 ALSO F&fT BLUES PRESERVATION SOCIETY
SEE ALSO ROOMFUL OF BLUES
TIME 1 !! DCM^ra ? BUU CITY BLUE" FILH
BLUES GUITAR PLAYER WINS *5,000 AWARD
SHOOTING THE BLUES
K^^K^Wfe^INTED 8-18-8.
T^^IKuEf ffifSlO IN WASHINGTON
^nK A ccWkvancy RECEIVES *5,000 FROM FOJNDATION
B '^ B ALSoWa. SYNAGOGUE
1 £fi ffi^ORM CONGREGATION
WS ON THE RUN,' SAYS N.Y. LAWYER
- VI MHWHW "
BOA CONSTRICTOR
SEE ALSO SNAKES
ANIMALS XIN THE ACT
OT Sy; suns' FAILURE MEANS INSURANCE TOO COSTLY
C T S
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I T
N
P
E
E
L Y
D -
-DATE — C -PG L P BYL
CHH 1
6/09/1988 A
3 U L41
H
2
9/01/1988 B
1 N H60
H
2
1/08/1988 D
5 P F S69
H
2
1/29/1988 D
6 P F L37
H
2
3/01/1988 A
11 P U W66
H
2
4/05/1988 B
9 P U U66
H
2
4/15/1988 D
4 P R L37
H
2
5/23/1988 B
4 N
s
2
6/20/1988 B
3 N
H
2
6/21/1988 A
13 P U W66
H
2
7/01/1988 C
3 N -r,
H
2
8/12/1988 D
4 R L37
H
2
8/23/1988 C
5 P N
s
2
8/25/1988 D
12 N
H
2
8/30/1988 A
11 P F L37
H
2
9/01/1988 B
1 N H60
H
2
9/09/1988 D
3 P F S69
CHH 1
9/11/1988 A
3 R H90
U
2
9/23/1988 D
6 P F L37
H
2
11/04/1988 D
12 P F S69
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
S
2
S
2
s
2
H
2
4/08/1988
4/15/1988
4/15/1988
6/07/1938
7/01/1988
7/02/1983
8/05/1988
8/05/1988
8/11/1988
8/16/1988
9/15/1988
9/15/1988
9/22/1988
10/01/1988
3
2
4
7
6
1
12
13
12
11
3
3
3
1
N
F U66
R L37
U W66
F W66
N A80
F W66
F W66
N
F L37
F B71
N B71
R B71
N
S 2 3/30/1988 A 10 N
H 2 10/13/1988 B 1 P N S82
H 2 9/13/1988 A 13 U W66
H 2 10/29/1988 A 4 E
S 2 12/19/1988 C 1 N
BOARD OF CHARITIES AND PUBLIC WELFARE
INDEX BY
12/31/1988
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1/01/1988
SEE DURHAM COUNTY DEPT. OF SOCIAL SERVICES
BOARDING HOUSES
SEE ALSO HOTELS, DURHAM
22-YEAR-OLD DIES IN BOARDINGHOUSE FIRE
BOARS
ACTOR CHARGED WITH ASSAULTING FEDERAL AGENT
BOAT BUILDERS
FIRST YACHT ROLLS OFF ASSEMBLY LINE AT *10 MILLION PENDER COUNTY PLANT
COMPANY USES TECHNOLOGY TO MAKE MASTS
N.C. COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM APPROACHING ITS 25TH ANNIVERSARY
BOAT PEOPLE
SEE VIETNAMESE REFUGEES
BOAT RACING
SEE ALSO RAH RACES
SEE ALSO TAR HEEL REGATTA
SLOGAN FOR 'SECRET REGATTA' 5 'WHATEVER FLOATS YOUR BOAT'
FORMER RESIDENT HELPS SET YACHT RECORD SUNDAY
BOAT RACER CRITICALLY HURT
BOATS
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, BOATS
SEE ALSO CANOES
SEE ALSO KAYAKS
SEE ALSO PT BOATS
SEE ALSO PADDLE WHEELERS
SEE ALSO PUNTING
SEE ALSO ROUBOATS
SEE ALSO SAILBOATS
SEE ALSO SAILING
SEE ALSO SCULLING
SEE ALSO SHIPS
SEE ALSO TAR HEEL REGATTA
SEE ALSO WATER SAFETY
SEE ALSO WHITEWATER PADDLING
SEE ALSO YACHTS
DI6GING OUT
HIGH AND DRY
BOAT, MOTOR, TRAILER STOLEN IN HILLSBOROUGH
BOTTOMS UP
NEW FEDERAL DRUG POLICY WORRIES BOAT OWNERS
N.C. FISHERMAN GETS BOAT BACK BUT STILL FACES CHARGES
COAST GUARD RELEASES FISHING BOAT AND CREW
BLAZE DAMAGES BOAT AND MOTOR
PUNTING ALONG THE CHERWELL5 NAKED DONS AND TOUGH SWANS
U.S. LAWYER TO SEEK STIFFER FINES IN DRUG CASE
TO EACH HIS OWN
MIDWEEK CLEANUP
AGREEMENT EXPECTED SOON ON SEIZURE OF FISHING BOATS
ZONING PROPOSED TO SOLVE BOATERS-FISHERMEN CONFLICTS
SPLASH DOWN
CAPSIZED
BOB, A DOG (BOOK)
LEE SMITH SHOWS 'ALL-ENCOMPASSING EYE AND PERCEPTION'
BOBBITT-AIKEN FARMHOUSE
TEER OFFERS HISTORIC FARMHOUSE TO SOCIETY
BOBBY INSCOE REALTY CO.
PROTESTS ALTER DUKE'S PLANS TO USE APARTMENTS FOR OFFICES
TALKS EASE SHIFT OF TENANTS FROM DUKE-OWNED HOUSING
BOBBY REX'S GREATEST HIT (BOOK)
IN MARIANNE GINGHER'S STORIES THERE ARE NO 'THROWAWAY'
SUBJECTS
D — DATE-
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H 2 6/08/1988 B 8 N
H 2 6/11/1988 C 4 N
H 2 3/10/1988 C 8 N
H 2 5/12/1988 A 17 N
H 2 5/13/1988 B 5 P N
H 2 5/29/1988 C 5 P N B81
CHH 1 6/20/1988 A 1 N S12
H 2 7/25/1988 B 5 N
H
2
1/10/1988 B
4 P P
S
2
1/22/1988 A
1 P P
H
3
3/30/1988 C
3 N
H
2
4/08/1988 C
1 P P L38
H
2
5/12/1988 C
18 N
H
2
5/18/1988 A
1 N
H
2
5/20/1988 B
4 N
H
2
6/09/1988 D
10 N
i H
2
6/12/1988 C
1 U N36
H
1
6/15/1988 B
6 N
CHH 1
6/30/1988 A
1 P P L38
H
2
7/08/1988 C
2 P P C45
H
2
8/13/1988 A
8 N
H
2
9/08/1988 B
10 N
CHH 1
9/08/1988 A
8 P P L38
S
2 11/28/1988 C
1 P P M66
IN SMALL VOLUrc H
2
6/19/1988 E
3 P U H45
H
2 12/18/1988 C
1 P N A54
CES H
2
1/22/1988 B
4 N N36
S
2
1/22/1988 C
1 N B53
LINES H
2 12/11/1988 D
3 P U H45
BOBCAT
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p g — DATE — C
S 2 1/29/1988 C
H 2 11/06/1988 B
H 2 8/14/1988 F
CHH 1 6/16/1988 A
CHH 1 6/16/1988 A
CHH 1 7/03/1988 A
CHH 1 11/30/1988 A
CHH 1 10/20/1988 A
UNEXPECTED ENCOUNTER
BOB ' S BOB^S A pmA S TH! REALIZATION OF HARD WORK AND A DREAM
"" ffirS^^PROBLEKS, EASE STRESS FOR EMPLOYEES UHO HAVE RELOCATED
BOCCI BALL ttAa _
SEE ALSO GAMES
iEm^^^e^^^^
"""^wraare^ra lawsuits in Chatham coxty
"» ffffiffioSftSKt N S&! IT'S REAXY TRUE: ELVIS LIVES!
body building , ,„ „
^teSTSr^S title, cha*ionship
md 1Tso SECURITY guards
*|&8 SSffiKrTOPlD MEETIK3
^ IH BOEING JETS MAY FACE RECALL
B0EIN LAUYER CRITICIZES RULING ON DEFENSE CONTRACTORS
L^J^'Kt,V^6ct>,\«:c m» <3B«FR CROWDS e o P/11/19RS A
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6 P P T37
1 U N36
1 D N C44
1 P P L38
8 P N S12
6 P F L38
1 N H90
3 U L41
S 2 10/11/1988 D 4 P N A76
H 2 2/18/1988 B
H 2 2/08/1988 B
H 1 6/29/1988 B
C^ALWS^AL FOUND ON BEACH CONTAINED BLOOD
BWDGEWERBOBUE SOUND DEVELOPS CRACK
B0GlE 3 I F^RAL AGENCIES SAY MARINA MAY HURT SHELLFISH
M1 *PUBLIC*«ARiNGS SET ON PESTICIDE SPRAYING
^"uNC^IOALS EYE *2 MILLION OFFICE BUILDING
D& KLIN CENTER REQUEST- TAYLOR
UNC BUYS BOLIN CREEK CENTER
8X1 TOcf LOCALS CAUSE MINOR HARM TO APARTMENTS
^^Y^BEf^EATING CAS AFFECT DISEASE RATES
BOLL WEEVIL
SEE ALSO COTTON
^MHBJBMIN LAWSUIT TO BLOCK BOLL WEEVIL PROGRAM
GROUpf SEEK TO BLOCK BOLL UEEVIL PROGRAM
H 2 5/15/1988 D
S 2 8/11/1988 A
H 2 8/13/1988 C
H 1 10/12/1988 B
1 P N N36
7 N
7 N
7 N
3 N
10 F C19
2 P P
7 N
5 N
S 2 4/07/1988 C
H 1 1/30/1988 C
H 2 4/14/1988 B
CHH 1 11/25/1988 A
CHH 1 12/10/1988 A
CHH 1 6/15/1988 A
CHH 1 11/23/1988 A
CHH 1 12/29/1988 A
CHH 1 7/21/1988 A
H 2 4/10/1988 C
H 2 4/25/1988 B
H 2 5/24/1988 B
8 N
3 N
* N _
1 P N H90
1 P N M20
3 N M70
3 N M70
5 N
3 N
4 N K65
16 N
7 N
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BOLL WEEVIL DEMOCRATS
SEE ALSO DEMOCRATIC PARTY, U.S.
IF CATES DISENCHANTED, LET HIM SWITCH
CATES... THE MAYOR HAS THE EARS OF A DEMOCRAT... (CARTOON)
BOMB DISPOSAL SQUAD
MORTAR SHELL FOUND IN SHED
FAKE BOMB PRECIPITATES EVACUATION
BOMB THREATS
SEE ALSO TELEPHONE THREATS
SEE ALSO THREATS
19-YEAR-OLD CHARGED WITH MAKING BOMB THREAT
BOMB THREAT FAILS TO STOP FUND-RAISER
OFFICERS HAVE LEAD IN BOMB THREAT
FRANKLIN BUILDING HAS BOMB THREAT
BOMB THREAT DELAYS CLASSES IN FRANKLIN MIDDLE SCHOOL
14-YEAR-OLD CHARGED WITH BOMB THREAT
12-YEAR-OLD ACCUSED OF MAKING BOMB THREAT
EDGECOMBE SCHOOL GETS BOMB THREAT
WAYNE COMMUNITY COLLEGE PLAGUED BY BOMB THREATS
3 SCHOOLS GET BOMB THREATS
TEEN CHARGED FOLLOWING BOMB CALL
BOMBINGS, INTERNATIONAL
TERRORISM AND MORE QUESTIONS
WELL!. ..MUST BE ANOTHER DELAY! YOU'RE NOT IN ANY HURRY...
BEIRUT MEMORIAL STATUE WILL BE UNVEILED TODAY
BOMBS
SEE ALSO ATOMIC BOMBS
SEE ALSO DISARMAMENT
SEE ALSO DYNAMITE
SEE ALSO EXPLOSIVE DEVICE
SEE ALSO EXPLOSIVES
SEE ALSO FIREBOMBS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO MINES (EXPLOSIVE DEVICES)
MORTAR SHELL FOUND IN SHED
FAKE BOMB PRECIPITATES EVACUATION
LANDSCAPER SPOTS 'BOMB'; AREA CLEARED
SPEEDING ARREST REVEALS WEAPONS, BOMBS, KLAN TIES
ORANGE CO. MAN ARRESTED; CAR LADEN WITH MUNITIONS
GRAND DRAGON DENOUNCES MEMBER FOUND WITH BOMBS
0, EMINENT AIRHEAD! ONE OF OUR MEMBERS WAS STOPPED.., (CARTOON)
MAYHEM THWARTED IN HENDERSON?
RADICAL-STYLE HUMANENESS
BON JOVI (MUSIC GROUP)
BAND MANAGER PROPOSES ALTERNATIVE SENTENCE
ROCK BANDS' MANAGER SENTENCED
BON-MAR CORP.
HOME SALES DECLINE; STOCK JITTERS BLAMED
OFFICE SPACE IN DURHAM IS FILLING UP
BOND MARKETS
SEE ALSO INTEREST RATES
SEE ALSO MUNICIPAL BONDS
SEE ALSO SEDIMENTATION CONTROL, N.C.
COURT DECISION BRINGS CRISIS TO BOND MARKET
BOND PARK
WORKING WITH GROWTH: CARY GRAPPLES WITH EFFECTS OF BOOM
BONDS
SEE ALSO INDUSTRIAL REVENUE BONDS
SEE ALSO REVENUE BONDS
SEE ALSO SURETY BONDING
BONDING BUILDS MINORITY BARRIER
CHH 1 7/10/1988 A 4 E
CHH 1 7/10/1988 A 4 T T C50
H 2 4/26/1988 C 2 N
H 2 7/13/1988 B 1 P N C47
H
1 1/21/1988 B
2
N
H
2 2/03/1988 C
10
N
H
1 2/19/1988 C
1
N
H
1 2/24/1988 C
2
N
H
1 2/25/1988 B
2
N
H
2 2/26/1988 C
3
N
H
1 3/25/1988 C
2
N
H
1 5/04/1988 D
5
N
H
2 5/12/1988 A
17
N
S
2 11/04/1988 C
1
N B53
H
1 11/22/1988 C
1
N
H
2 1/13/1988 A
4
E
(CARTOON) H
2 4/20/1988 A
4 T T R56
H 2 4/26/1988 C
2 N
H 2 7/13/1988 B
1 P N C47
S 2 7/13/1988 C
1 P N S73
H 2 10/31/1988 C
1 N
CHH 1 10/31/1988 A
1 N M51
CHH 1 11/01/1988 A
1 N R63
CHH 1 11/02/1988 A
4 T T C50
CHH 1 11/02/1988 A
4 E
H 2 11/16/1988 A
4 E
S 2 4/05/1988 A
7 N
H 2 4/26/1988 C
2 N
H 2 1/03/1988 F
1 D N
H 2 1/10/1988 F
1 D N
H 2 5/06/1988 A 4 E
H 2 6/05/1988 D 1 P F P41
S 2 4/08/1988 A 1 N H70
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N E E
P D — DATE — C -PG
T
Y
P BYL
Win IS SERIOUS ABOUT RELIEVING CHRONIC PAIN
KG^lKl^S^AGAINST BJCK-MO BUSINESSES
JEFFB&JN-PILOT JOINS SUIT AGAINST RJR
BON£ MARROW TRANSPLANTS
S£%^ILD^B0NE MARROU CLINIC
ml Kw CLINIC WELCOME EDITION
s5l 22SS2 PROGRAM GETS HARDEE'S GRANT
SSI M^HBrwnny ajncni children
£&£oj ML S AT DUKE FOR BLOODDISEASE
WMMUuMum ->*******
HMES
SEE ALSO OSTEOPOROSIS
NO BONES ABOUT ITj DR.
^T^W** KKD
**SeI ALSO DURHAM, M.C.. HISTORIC HOMES Aj^BUILDINGS
SE REZ^NGOPENS WAY FOR PROJECT, DRUG CENTER
■Wk
^ IKBIUVUI »H83 D0WNT0W STORE
BaS^SS" UBflO C^RY ON AT BOOK EXC**GE
BOOK PUBLISHERS
SEE PUBLISHERS
B0 °SEE^b1aRIES, N.C., VANDALISM AND TJgT
SEE LIBRARIES, U.S., VANDALISM AND THEFT
BOOKE ORA^ K AGENCY DROPS LAKE SHORE ROUTE FOR NEW SEWER LINE
SF^MAINRAIStSCOST, FAIRNESS ISSUK
^foN BOOKER CREEK SEW£R LINE DELAYED
g^i^c^M ^^c^ bMoker CREEKS
""li ALsTa LIVING CULTURE IN DURHAM (BOOK)
SEE ALSO REVIEWS, BOOKS
S 2 4/08/1988 A 1 N H70
S 2 4/09/1988 A 4 L
H 2 12/11/1988 B 5 N
H
2
H
2
S
2
S
2
H
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
S
2
S
2
S
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
CHH 1
1/02/1988 D
1/17/198S B
1/18/1988 A
1/30/1988 A
2/11/1988 A
2/23/1988 A
2/24/1988 C
3/18/1988 A
3/23/1988 B
3/25/1988 A
3/26/1988 C
3/28/1988 C
3/28/1988 A
5/07/1988 A
5/10/1988 A
5/12/1988 B
5/12/1988 C
6/03/1988 C
7/04/1988 A
7/06/1988 A
9/23/1988 A
11/14/1988 A
6
1
9
3
16
9
1
15
9
1
3
1
4
1
4
1
1
2
1
9
10
1
C60
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N C60
N
N C45
E
N W82
E
N D22
N W82
N
N N36
N
N ISO
> N S17
CHH 1 10/31/1988 A 3 P N S17
H 2 7/15/1988 D 19 P P
S 2 12/13/1988 C 1 P N H65
H 2 10/17/1988 B 7
S 2 10/17/1988 C 1PM
H 2 10/19/1988 A 4 E
H 2 11/05/1988 C 3 N P38
H 2
H 3
H 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
2/26/1988 C
3/10/1988 B
3/25/1988 C
6/27/1988 A
11/25/1988 A
2 1/31/1988 E
2 4/10/1988 E
3 N K65
1 N
2 N U27
3 U L41
1 P N H90
3 P U H45
3 P U H45
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SUBJECTS
HERALD COLUMNIST FINDS SECOND BOOK IN YEARS OF JOURNALS
GOOD ODDS FOR GOOD DEAL
BOOK'S OWNER COULD GIVE CLUES IN DURHAM BREAK-IN
DUKE PROFESSOR'S BOOK TOPS SOUTHERN FICTION
BOOKS, N.C.
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. PRESS
SEE ALSO FICTION
SEE ALSO N.C. HISTORICAL PUBLICATIONS SECTION
SEE ALSO N.C. LITERARY AND HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO PUBLISHERS
SEE ALSO REVIEWS, BOOKS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C, PRESS
SEE ALSO WRITERS, N.C.
FRIENDS OF LIBRARY OFFER CLASSIC LINEUP FOR READINGS
NOVEL SERIES BEGINS
BOOK TELLS LIFE OF ALMOST FORGOTTEN COWBOY STAR
SMALL PRESS THRIVES ON 'LOSING' BOOKS
AGENCY O FFERS N.C. HISTORY ON SALE AT HALF PRICE
WRITERS FETED AT WEEKEND EVENTS
KLENNER-LYNCH TWO-YEAR SLAYING SPREE CHRONICLED IN THREE BOOKS
N.C. AUTHORS REVIEW REMOTE LIFE, STARK DAYS
NEW BOOK EXAMINES N.C. FARMING. COUNTY BY COUNTY
STUDENTS FACING STICKER SHOCK AS THEY BUY TEXTBOOKS
COLUMNIST-AUTHOR WEARING PIG HAT WHEN OPPORTUNITY KNOCKED
BUSHELS OF BOOKS
PHOTOGRAPHER HUGH MORTON TO AUTOGRAPH NEW BOOK
NORTH CAROLINA POSTCARD BOOK AVAILABLE
POSTCARD ALBUM CHRONICLES ERA IN HISTORY OF STATE
BOOKS, REVIEWS
SEE REVIEWS, BOOKS
BOOKS, U.S.
SEE ALSO CHILDREN'S BOOKS
SEE ALSO RARE BOOKS
SEE ALSO REVIEWS, BOOKS
SEE ALSO ROMANCE NOVELS .
SEE ALSO TEXTBOOKS
SEE ALSO USED BOOKS
THE BISHOP POPS OFF
TOO CLASSY FOR EXPOSE
HUGE INCREASE IN PUBLISHING MAY MEAN EDUCATIONAL TROUBLE
IF YOU CAN'T READ A GOOD BOOK, TRY LISTENING TO ONE
BOOKS BY WIRE
BOOKS BY WIRE. JUST LIKE FLOWERS
ENTREPRENEURIAL COUNCIL FOUNDERS PRAISED BY MARTIN AT VENTURE »
ENTREPRENEURS HUNT FOR VENTURE CAPITAL
'BOOKS BY WIRE' NERVE CENTER IN CHAPEL HILL
BOOKSTORES
SEE ALSO ADULT BOOKSTORES
USED BOOK STORE HAVEN FOR TRAVELERS
BOOKSTORES, DURHAM
SEE ALSO ADULT BOOKSTORES
SOUTHERN SISTERS; DURHAM GAINS BOOKSTORE JUST FOR WOMEN
THE BOOMERS <MUSIC GROUP)
THE BOOMERS: PLAYING SATURDAY AT HALBY'S IN DURHAM
BOONE, N.C.
BOONE TOWN COUNCIL REFUSES TO REPEAL NOISE ORDINANCE
CHICKEN RELEASE GETS 7 ACTIVISTS FROM N.C. ARRESTED
BOOTLEGGING
SEE ALCOHOL, ILLICIT SALES
SEE DRUGS, SMUGGLING
SEE MOONSHINE
S
E
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I T
L Y
L P BYL
H 2 4/20/1988 A 15 P F J40
H 2 9/16/1988 D 11 F C19
S 2 11/02/1988 A 1 P N B53
H 2 11/12/1988 C 1 P N
H
S
H
S
H
S
H
H
S
H
H
CHH
S
S
H
1/10/1988 E
1/28/1988 D
3/30/1988 C
4/04/1988 C
5/05/1988 D
5/19/1988 D
7/03/1988 C
7/24/1988 E
8/11/1988 A
8/30/1988 A
10/09/1988 B
10/11/1988 A
12/08/1988 D
12/15/1988 D
12/18/1988 D
U H45
N
N H60
N B85
N
N
N
U H45
F S27
N
U N36
P L38
N
N
U H45
H 2 4/27/1988 A 4 E
H 2 5/12/1988 A 4 E
CHH 1 7/23/1988 A 3 P N M25
H 2 8/01/1988 A 6 U G78
H 2 4/18/1988 C
H 2 5/13/1988 B
S 2 5/13/1988 A
CHH 1 11/26/1988 A
5 N
10 N C47
1 N W82
1 P N L90
S 2 12/23/1988 B 1 P F M12
H 2 9/25/1988 B 4 P N A80
H 2 6/24/1988 D 18 P P
H 2 5/28/1988 A 11 N
H 2 10/09/1988 B 7 N
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S I T
E L Y
—DATE — C -PG L P
BYL
SEE RECORDING TAPES
BOOTS
A HANGUP
BORDEN BRICK AND TILE CO. (HTJOVER ROAD)
H BORDEN BRICK PLANS A MERGER
BORDER COLLIES
WMbwmrun-
^ORUtfRY BIRD, SOME FANS DO ANYTHING
BOSTON GLOBE (NBKPAPEFO
KENNEDY'S 3 A.M. ATTACK
REPORTS FROM BOSTON
BOSTON jgJUM M90DMI OBfMW
KENNEDY'S 3 A.M. ATTACK
KENNEDY'S AMBUSH FAILS
BOSTON UNIV. SPORTS, BASKETBALL
^WINNING DCGS JARVIS- CAREER
JARVIS A DISCIPLE OF D
He SI ffi^P^ GET DOM TO NC* ^INESS
DUKE USES TERRIERS AS TUNEUP FOR SHU
^KSm GttlEN
^SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. BOTANY DEPT.
SEE ALSO NXT BOTANICAL GARTEN
*S$$ PROFTOGET AUARTJ FROM INSTITUTE
CONSERVANCY BEGINS SURVEY OF CHATHAM
"^ B RE^mE BOTTLES
BOTTLE DEPOSIT ___ _
SEE RETURNABLE BOTTLES
BOUDOIR PHOTOGRAPHY
^^ffSefflj revw awws for boumir photography
RISQUE PHOTOGRAPH
PHOTO IN BAD TASTE
W ^AL D SO S S COUNTY, N.C., gUUfilg
err Sen TOANGE COUNTY, N.C., BOUNDARIES
IK ^Sr^W^I^^BILE ^PARK
2^0*^ LA^CHfclN ORANGE CO*TY tt*IERS
fffi E ?KsSING A ^™iLti' ABOUT ARRESTS
r2«Kli nr MISSING ME* 'THRILLED' ABOUT ARRESTS
OMWh! QWNa READYTO R2^BONW*Y DISPUTE
BOUIE STATE UNIV. SPORTS, BASKETBALL
[^FF^iT EAGLES REVENGE
H 2 11/27/1988 B 1 P P C45
S 2 11/15/1988 A 1 N M06
5/11/1988 B 1 P N M10
5/29/1988 C 4 P N R63
H 2 10/18/1988 D 4 N
H 2 1/19/1988 A 4 E
H 2 8/12/1988 A 4 L
H 2 1/19/1988 A 4 E
H 2 4/29/1988 A 4 E
H-
S
H
H
S
3/17/1988 D
3/17/1988 B
3/18/1988 B
3/18/1988 B
3/18/1988 D
1 N Y55
1 P N D18
1 P N M14
2 N Y55
1 P U D18
H 2 7/15/1988 C
CHH 1 11/30/1988 A
N D80
N M25
2 2/14/1988 E
2 2/19/1988 A
2 2/26/1988 A
1 P F Zll
4 L
4 L
H 2
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
4/28/1988 A
5/04/1988 D
7/02/1988 A
7/02/1988 A
7/02/1988 A
7/02/1988 A
CHH 1 12/30/1988 A
E
N
N H90
N H90
N R63
N L90
N M25
1/30/1988 D IN,
1/30/1988 B 1 P N P52
BOUIE STATE UNIV. SPORTS, FOOTBALL
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DEACONS ROMP BEHIND ELKINS' OFFENSE, DEFENSIVE PRESSURE
BOWIE ST, 29, J.C. SMITH 7
BOWIE ST, 23, FAYETTEVILLE ST. 16
THIS WEEK, ONE MORE BIG GAME FOR EAGLES
EAGLES REALIZE 8-0 BOWIE STATE NO DOORMAT
DOLCH PUTTING BOWIE STATE ON FOOTBALL MAP
DUKE, STATE BID TO IMPRESS BOWLS
N.C. CENTRAL AT BOWIE ST,
TIE KEEPS N.C. CENTRAL FROM TITLE
EAGLES STAGE INCREDIBLE RALLY FOR TIE
WINSTON-SALEM ST. 16, BOWIE ST. 14
BOWL GAMES
SEE COLLEGE BOWLS
BOWLING
SEE ALSO DURHAM/ORANGE BOWLERS ASSOCIATION
YOUNG BOWLERS HAVE A BALL AT FAIRLANES
CHURCH SPONSORS YOUNG BOWLERS
YABBA DABBA DOO! EAGLES PLAN TO STRIKE IT BIG AGAINST RAMS
FANFARE/ET CETERA
AREA BOWLING HONORS ANNOUNCED
TOP BOWLERS GAIN HONORS FOR YEAR
WOMAN IS A CRUSADER FOR RIGHTS OF ANIMALS; SANDY FOX BECAME AN ACTIVIST
FIVE BOWLING TOURNEYS SET
BOWLING NOTES
BEACH SWEEP TURNS UP BOWLING BALL FROM BRAZIL
FANFARE/LEDBETTER'S HOT HAND
FANFARE/ET CETERA
STUDENTS BOWLED OVER BY SPECIAL OLYMPICS PROGRAM
FANFARE/BOWLING TOURNEY SET
NEWCOMERS BOWLING LEAGUE HELPS ORIENT WOMEN NEW TO DURHAM
FANFARE/BOWLING NEWS
FANFARE/LOCAL BOWLING NEUS
AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAM »LIKE A CLUB* FOR STUDENTS
BOWMAN GRAY MEDICAL CENTER
SEE ALSO BAPTIST HOSPITAL (WINSTON-SALEM, N.C.)
SEE ALSO BOWMAN GRAY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
DRUG OFFERS CHANCE TO PREVENT KIDNEY FAILURE IN DIABETICS
BOWMAN GRAY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
SEE ALSO AIRCARE
SEE ALSO BAPTIST HOSPITAL (WINSTON-SALEM, N.C.)
SEE ALSO BOWMAN GRAY MEDICAL CENTER
SCIENTISTS HOPE CELL STUDY WILL LEAD TO NEW THEORY
AUDITORS INVESTIGATING BOWMAN GRAY
DUKE PROF: U.S. MUST DECIDE ON CARE FOR ELDERLY PATIENTS
DROP IN MEDICAL SCHOOL APPLICANTS PUZZLES OFFICIALS
CHEMICAL MAY HOLD CLUE TO TREATING NERVE DISEASES
BOWMAN GRAY SITE FOR STUDY
4 MEDICAL SCHOOLS IN STATE RECEIVING FEWER APPLICATIONS
POLICEi SURGEON ASSAULTED NURSE
BOWMAN GRAY SCIENTISTS LINK HERPES, AIDS VIRUSES
SURGEON INDICTED
N.C. HOSPITALS DO KIDNEY STUDY
RESEARCHERS STUDYING HICROBUBBLES
BOXING
SEE ALSO DURHAM BOXING CLUB
SEE ALSO OLYMPICS, BOXING
2 DURHAM BOXERS WIN BOUTS
HIGHWAY PATROL CADET DIES OF INJURY FROM BOXING
FANFARE/ET CETERA
PATROL CADET DIED OF HEART DISEASE, EXAMINER SAYS
SLUGFEST
DURHAM BOXERS THROW PUNCHES LEFT AND RIGHT
FANFARE/BOXERS HONORED
CHAMPION THOMPSON COMES HOME TO DURHAM TO BOX
JONES WINS BOXING OPENER
N
P
H
H
H
H
S
H
S
H
H
S
H
S I T
E ELY
D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
9/04/1988 B
9/25/1988 C
10/09/1988
10/26/1988
10/26/1988
10/27/1988
10/28/1988
10/29/1988
10/30/1988
10/31/1988
11/06/1988
1/05/1988 B
1/19/1988 B
2/20/1988 D
4/22/1988 B
4/24/1988 C
5/01/1988
5/27/1988
8/07/1988
10/02/1988
10/05/1988
10/08/1988 B
11/01/1988 B
11/08/1988 B
11/13/1988 C
11/15/1988 B
12/04/1988 C
12/18/1988 B
12/26/1988 C
5
7
1
3
13
10
6
14
17
14
4
5
6
12
5
12
10
1
N
N
N
N P75
N P52
N P75
N
N
N P75
N
N
P N A76
N A76
N C68
N
N
N
P F S27
N
N
N
N
PN
P N A76
N
PN A76
N
N
P N S92
H 2 1/21/1988 A 17 N
s
2 2/25/1988 A
14
N
s
2 3/18/1988 C
4
N
s
2 4/12/1988 C
3
N
H
2 5/16/1988 C
1
N
H
2 5/17/1988 A
9
N
H
2 7/06/1988 B
7
N
H
2 7/14/1988 B
2
N C60
H
2 7/24/1988 B
5
N
H
2 8/24/1988 A
11
N
H
1 10/01/1988 C
3
N
s
2 12/28/1988 C
6
N
H
2 12/31/1988 C
4
N
S
2 1/19/1988 B
5
N A76
H
2 2/06/1988 A
11
N
H
2 2/07/1988 C
8
N
H
2 3/02/1988 C
6
N
H
2 3/05/1988 D
3 P P C45
S
2 3/29/1988 B
5 P N A76
H
2 4/23/1988 D
3
N
S
2 4/26/1988 B
4 P U A76
H
2 6/02/1988 D
3
N
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FANS FLOCK TO GET CABLE SERVICE FOR FIGHT
WAS EXPENSE UORTH IT?
TITLEBOUT 'HILARIOUS'
SMITH TO FACE COHEN
^KlKsT&C-S THE OACH?
FANFAfi£s*BROOKS TO FIGHT
WXU °KXWOODS, CONCRETE ORNAMENTS ARE OUT IN "IN" YARDS
BOY SCOUTS, DURHAM! COUNTY
SEE ALSO CUB SCOUTS
SEE ALSO EAGLE SCOUTS
SEE ALSO EXPLORER SCOUTS
VALENTINE CHECKED ON SCOUTS _
NICHOLSON WINS AUARD FOR SERVICE
^^ISMS.'stW^ PARK (CORRECTION PRINTED 7-15-88)
SS^gs &&*F™ SCHOOLS
SCHOOLS TO HOLD SCOUT ROUNDUP
m SiSb S&E SCOUTS ^^
%WV®& Tf^W TRIAL
I^cWrKy LIGHTNING IS OUT OF HOSPITAL
WXWJttm ^ivers^y
SCOUTS HIKE HIGH ROAD
""SI* PICKET LIK1
STopS! MSknt ACCO^ISKZD
BOYCOTT URGED OF 'MILK-FED' VEAL
■HtaMMMP--
SENATE APPROVES MAIL-ORDER SALES TAX __„.
OTHERS JOIN THE FAST
M^^R^SCO IOYC0TT
FAST BEGINS INSUPPORT OF BOYCOTT
S T sSV FOR BOYCOTT OF GE ; COMPANY'S LI* TO KFENSE WORK...
BOY SEE C JOHN AVERY BOYS' CLUB
BRADLEES
-DATE-
S
E
C -PG
6/28/1988 A
6/29/1988 A
6/29/1988 D
7/20/1988 D
7/25/1988 D
8/14/1988 C
9/24/1988 B
T
Y
P BYL
N D22
E
U D18
N
N
U M14
N
CHH 1 6/27/1988 A 3 U L41
3/02/1988
3/05/1988
6/08/1988
6/28/1988
7/07/1988
7/15/1988
9/15/1988
9/20/1988
H 1 1/26/1988 C 1 N
H 2 5/06/1988 B 5 N
S 2 5/13/1988 C 3 P P
H 2 7/19/1988 A 9 N
S 2 2/11/1988 C 7 N
S 2 12/01/1988 A 4 E
H
2
S
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
S
2
A
4 L
C
1 P N
B
1 P P T32
B
5 N
B
1 P N M02
A
2 N
D
5 N
A
7 N
S
2
S
2
H
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
CHH 1
S
2
H
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
1/18/1988 A
1/27/1988 A
4/07/1988 B
4/17/1988 B
5/02/1988 A
5/03/1988 A
5/12/1988 B
5/25/1988 A
6/24/1988 B
6/30/1988 C
7/07/1988
7/20/1988
8/10/1988
8/16/1988
8/22/1988
8/22/1988
9/10/1988
10/07/1988
10/08/1988
10/18/1988
4
11
1
1
4
4
1 I
1 I
4
5
16
3
6
4
4
4
8
13
1
8
E
N
N R80
U N36
L
L
N M70
N
N P38
N
L38
N
P
N
E
L
L
N
N
' P S76
N C47
S 2 10/14/1988 A 5 J Oil
CHH 1 7/12/1988 A 3 N Vll
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1/01/1988
INDEX B
12/31/1988
SUBJE
CLEAN SWEEP
CHASE LEADS TO FRAUD CHARGES
BRADLEES IN DURHAM SPORTS A FOR SALE SIGN
GLAXO GIVES $1.3 MILLION TO CHARITY
KECHINGER TO PURCHASE LEASES TO 47 BRADLEES
BRAGTOUN
DOUBLE-DECKER BUSES DRAW COMPLAINT
DOUBLE-DECKER BUSES REMOVED
GENTLE BATTLE IN BRAGTOWN... (CORRECTION PRINTED 5-17-88)
BRAGTOWN BRANCH LIBRARY
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY, BRANCHES
GENTLE BATTLE IN BRAGTOUN... (CORRECTION PRINTED 5-17-88)
CLEARING THE RECORD
A COMMUNITY INSTITUTION
FUNDS FOR NEW LIBRARY SOUGHT
BRAGTOUN SCHOOL
CLOSE ENCOUNTERSi SCHOOL PROGRAM AIMS TO BUILD SELF-ESTEEM...
BRAGTOUN 6TH-GRADERS GET THEIR DAY IN COURT
BRAGTOUN HONORS LISTED
GRADUATES SIZZLE UITH DARE FEVER
DON'T ACCEPT THE DARE
TEACHERS, ADMINISTRATOR CLEAR AIR OVER MEMO
TRANSFER MEMO 'INTIMIDATES' TEACHERS
CAR HITS BUS FROM BRAGTOUN SCHOOL; 11 HURT
SCHOOL-BUS WRECK LEAVES WOMAN STABLE
CHARGES FILED IN AUTO, BUS WRECK
SCHOOLS TO GET NEU PRINCIPALS
BRAGTOUN STUDENTS MAKE »A' HONOR ROLL
DURHAM'S 1ST MIDDLE SCHOOL SLATED FOR IMMINENT EXTINCTION
BRAIN CANCER
SEE ALSO CANCER
BRAIN CANCER CLAIMS CHILD
RALEIGH BOY, AGE 4, BATTLED ODDS OF RARE CANCER OVER THREE YEARS
BRAIN DAMAGE
SEE ALSO N.C. HEAD INJURY FOUNDATION
APPEALS COURT ORDERS TRIAL ON LAWSUIT
DEFENDANT FOUND NOT COMPETENT TO STAND TRIAL FOR DOUBLE MURDER
BRAIN INJURIES
SEE BRAIN DAMAGE
BRAIN RESEARCH
SEE ALSO MEDICAL RESEARCH
SEE ALSO PHRENOLOGY
SEE ALSO RESEARCH
OFFBEAT HISTORY: TELLTALE CRANIAL LUMPS
MACHINE-INDUCED INTEGRATION; STAR CHAMBER ATTEMPTS TO JOIN...
PROFESSOR UANTS THE INSIDE SCOOP ON CANDIDATES' HEADS
DUKE TESTS NEW DRUG FOR STROKE TREATMENT
DUKE SCIENTISTS GET $3.2 MILLION FOR RESEARCH ON BRAIN TUMORS
BRAIN SECRET DISCOVERED BY UNC BIOCHEMISTS
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N
P
E
D
S I T
E L Y
— DATE — C -fG L P BYL
H
H
H
S
H
2
2
2
2
2
4/21/1988 C
4/21/1988 C
6/02/1988 D
8/27/1988 A
9/11/1988 D
9 P P T32
9 N M51
8 N
9 N W82
12 N
H
H
H
2
2
2
4/12/1988 B
4/19/1988 B
5/15/1988 A
1 N S51
1 N
1 P N A54
H
H
H
S
2
2
2
2
5/15/1988 A
5/17/1988 A
5/23/1988 A
6/11/1988 A
1 P N A54
2 N
4 L
1 M N M06
S
S
S
S
S
H
S
H
S
H
S
S
s
2 1/22/1988 C
2 2/12/1988 C
2 3/16/1988 C
2 4/01/1988 C
2 4/02/1988 A
2 6/04/1988 B
2 6/04/1988 B
2 6/10/1988 A
2 6/10/1988 A
2 6/11/1988 C
2 7/01/1988 C
2 7/29/1988 A
2 11/17/1988 A
1 P N S92
1 N B53
5 N
1 P N S92
4 E
1 N J40
1 N S92
1 P N P38
1 P N M06
6 N
1 N S92
7 N
1 P Q S92
s
H
2 9/30/1988 C
2 10/01/1988 C
2 N
2 N
H
H
2
3
2/03/1988 B
3/22/1988 B
8 N
1 N W27
H
CHH
H
H
H
H
RESEARCHERS FIND REDUCED BLOOD aOU IN BRAINS OF HEAVY MARIJUANA SMOKERS H
1/30/1988 A
8/10/1988 A
8/21/1988 B
9/29/1988 A
12/01/1988 C
12/14/1988 C
12/23/1988 B
4
1
1
15
8
1
3
H
N Vll
U N36
N ISO
N D80
N C60
N D80
BRAIN TUMOR
DUKE SCIENTISTS GET $3.2 MILLION FOR RESEARCH ON BRAIN TUMORS
BRALLEY-WILLETT TANK LINES INC.
RAILWAY SUES OVER FIERY ACCIDENT
DRIVER OF GASOLINE TANKER INDICTED IN FATAL ACCIDENT
BRANCH BANKING AND TRUST CO.
EASTERN N.C. FLOUNDERING ECONOMICALLY
OFFICIALS} EASTERN N.C. MUST NURTURE HOMEGROWN ENTERPRISES
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
BW.T IN, KRESS OUT
H 2 12/01/1988 C 8 N D80
H 2 1/08/1988 B
H 2 5/05/1988 A
8 2 2/17/1988 C
S 2 2/22/1988 A
H 2 3/30/1988 A
H 2 5/28/1988 C
4 N
16 N
7 N
6 N
8 N
6 P P L38
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ANNUAL
1/01/1988
INDEX BY
12/31/1988
SUBJECTS
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?jga MAIMER WAY BY HALL
BBJJ FINANCIAL CORP. PLANS LAYOFFS
BRANCH BANKING AND TRUST to&gg*g%!fiBg&
BB&T REPORTS ^CORD^ARNINGS FOR 3RD QUARItK
BB&T DECLARES QUARTERLY DIVIDEND
BRANIFF AIRLINES
AMERIMISIGNS LOAN DEAL WITH BRANIF
HANSON K^I&JI^JLjF**
SEE ALSO CHURCHES, DURHAM
IN THE STRETCH
BRAZI RRA7TLIAN BABY GOING HOME AFTER DUKE CURE
pS BRAZILIAN SCHOOL HONOR'S DUKE PROFESSOR
Sp^TRENGTH GREW FROM HER BROTHER'S MARROW
CWE^BRAZIL SERIES PROMISES WINTER 'SIZZLE-
BRAZILIAN ELODEA
^IGD WEATHER MAY KILL WEED IN LAKE GASTON
BREAD
SEE ALSO FOOD
Sy*OF BREADS GIVES RISE TO SLICES OF FRENCH LIFE
^VALENtVrECOGNIZED FOR STAND ON HUNGER
VALENTINE LEADER IN CONGRESS
Tvr rptaD SHOP (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.)
^ ^LE WILL DISPLACE BAKERS, DRIVERS
BREADMEN'S RESTAURANT (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.)
BREADMEN'S — BREAKFAST BASICS
"^^COCA-COLA, BREAKFAST ISJLAST FRONTIER*
BREAKFAST! COKE'S 'FINAL FRONTIER'
BREAKING AND ENTERING (CRIME)
2 TEENS ARRESTED AT BREAK -IN bpt^.tn
SISTER SAYS SH3TBTOTHER TRYING HOUSE BREAK-IN
FOUR PEOPLE ARRESTED ™J®™J*ffJ£ pore™ SENTENCE
HAN PLEADS GUILTY TO THEFTS, GETS 3- YEAR PRISON btNltm-t
GRANDJURY INDICTS 6 FOR ROBBERY
BREAK-IN DISCOVERED AT LOUISBJJRG SHOE STORE
^rniCAPPED MAN WOUNDS INTRUDER rWH .„
KSeDOF Bl^-^ FACEMORE CHARGES
unHAN ^AYS SHE SOUGHT SHELTER INSIDE CHURCH
ffiESTO,^ SO**" IN HOPE VALLEY THEFTS
HEKCY A SCARCE COMMODITY
^IcfSfF™ KV&GUWT CRtfGES IN SOUTHERN DM*
TO & CHARGED WITH STORE BREAK-IN
TO CHARGED AFTER ROXBORO BREAK-IN
S^^RD^ERSclf SEEK^TH IN HOPE VALLEY AREA BUSIES
SIX CrkRGED WITH SINGLETON MOTOR BREAK-IN
TEEN ACCUSED OF ORANGE BREAK-IN
S
N E E
p D — DATE — C -PG
T
Y
P BYL
H 2 7/27/1988 A 12 N __
8 2 9/27/1988 A 1 M N W82
H 2 11/06/1988 C 16 N
2 10/11/1988 B 8
2 10/26/1988 A 7
H 2 6/14/1988 A 12 N
H 2 6/25/1988 B 4 N
H 2 6/26/1988 A 1 N
H 2 7/07/1988 D 8 N
S 2 9/13/1988 B 1 P P B90
H 2 1/1T/IMI 1 g
H 2 6/09/1988 B 8 N
H 2 7/04/1988 A 1 N N36
H 2 12/18/1988 E 12 P N
H 2 1/07/1988 D 10 N
1/21/1988 C 1 P F Zll
8/04/1988 C 1 P F J04
S 2 8/09/1988 B 8 N
H 2 9/29/1988 A 4 L
CHH 1 12/28/1988 A 3 P N Vll
H 2 12/16/1988 D 15 P R D77
H
H
H
S
S
H
H
H
H
S
S
H
H
H
H
S
H
H
S
H
H
1/29/1988 B
1/29/1988 A
11
P N L41
N W82
2
2
1
2
2
2
2
1
2
2
2
2
2
1
2
2
1
1
2
1
2
1/02/1988 B
1/03/1988 A
1/05/1988 C
1/05/1988 B
1/05/1988 A
1/06/1988 B
1/07/1988 D
1/07/1988 B
1/08/1988 B
1/09/1988 A
1/09/1988 A
1/11/1988 B
1/13/1988 B
1/13/1988 B
1/14/1988 B
1/15/1988 A
1/19/1988 B
1/20/1988 B
1/20/1988 A
1/21/1988 B
1/22/1988 B
6
13
1
1
1
6
4
2
11
1
4
7
10
1
8
3
5
6
1
2
4
N
N 080
N
N
N B53
N
N
N
N
N B53
E
N
N M51
N
N
N
N
N
N B53
N
N
MONTHLY/
ANNUAL
1/01/1988
INDEX B
12/31/1988
Y SUBJE
FRANKLIN DEPUTIES PROBING BREAK-IN
THREE ARRESTED AFTER BREAK-INS AT 3 BUSINESSES
TEENS FACE Bi£ CHARGES
HOPE VALLEY BREAK-INS PROBED
BREAK-IN SUSPECT ARRESTED BY POLICE AT DURHAM HOSPITAL
4TH PERSON ARRESTED IN BURGLARIES
TWO BREAK-INS PROBED
VANDALS DAMAGE NEWSPAPER RACKS
14-YEAR-OLD CHARGED WITH BREAK-IN
THIEVES BREAK IN AT SOUTHERN HIGH
DURHAM MAN CHARGED WITH BREAK-IN
BREAK-IN INVESTIGATED IN TOWNVILLE HOME
TWO CHARGED WITH BREAK-IN, THEFT
SHIVERING SUSPECT TAKEN TO HOSPITAL
DURHAM MAN ACCUSED OF BREAKING, ENTERING
TWO BREAK-INS PROBED IN LOUISBURG
TERM FOR BREAK-INS TRIMMED TO 13 YEARS
SHERIFF INVESTIGATING PERSON COUNTY BREAK-IN
TWO BREAK-INS PROBED IN FRANKLIN
MAN FACES BREAK-IN CHARGES IN 3 COUNTIES
BREAK-INS BEING PROBED IN FRANKLIN
MAN CHARGED WITH BREAK-INS
4 FACE GRANVILLE BREAK-IN CHARGES
THIEVES DISABLE ALARM IN LOUISBURG BREAK-IN
2 MEN CHARGED IN TRACTOR THEFT
COUPLE VICTIMS OF TWO BREAK-INS WHILE AT GAME
THREE HEN CHARGED WITH BREAK-IN
17-YEAR-OLD IN JAIL ACCUSED OF SEVEN OTHER BREAK-INS
TWO MORE TEENS CHARGED WITH BREAK-INS
PROPERTY TAKEN IN BREAK-INS RECOVERED
3 GRANVILLE MEN CHARGED IN 22 BREAK-IN WARRANTS
TWO CHARGED WITH HENDERSON MALL BREAK-IN
ARREST MADE IN BREAK-IN
FRANKLIN OFFICERS INVESTIGATING PURLOINED PIZZA
SHOT ENDS EFFORT AT PRISON BREAK-IN
TIP LEADS TO ARREST OF FUGITIVE
THREE MEN ARE CHARGED IN BREAK-INS
MAN FACES CHARGES OF BREAK-IN, ASSAULTS
FORMER SECURITY OFFICERS PLEAD GUILTY TO THEFTS
MAN.18, FACES RAPE, BURGLARY CHARGES
TRAFFIC STOP LEADS TO BREAK-IN ARRESTS
TEENS CHARGED WITH ROBBERY, BREAK-IN ATTEMPT
DURHAM MAN IS CHARGED IN IS BREAK-INS
MAN FACES MORE CHARGES FROM BREAK-INS
SUSPECT ARRESTED LEAVING BUSINESS
TWO CHASE THIEVES, GET BACK PROPERTY
MAN CHARGED WITH BREAK-IN
BREAK-INS, ARSON BEING INVESTIGATED
HANDCUFFED PRISONER TWISTS, ESCAPES FROM PATROL CAR
JURY INDICTS RALEIGH MAN IN CHURCH BREAK-INS
TWO CHARGED WITH FRANKLIN BREAK-IN
TWO ACCUSED OF ATTEMPTED BREAK-IN
MAN CHARGED WITH 25 HOUSEBREAKINGS
HOUSES BROKEN INTO
POLICE SAY MAN BROKE ELBOW IN BURGLARY
MAN CHARGED WITH BREAKING INTO HOSPITAL SHED
DURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS
FRANKLIN COUNTY BREAK-IN PROBED
BREAK-IN CHARGE FILED
MAN FACES 25 CHARGES OF BREAKING INTO HOMES
FRANKLIN OFFICERS INVESTIGATING TWO BREAK-INS
BREAKING, ENTERING CHARGES FILED
WARRANTS ISSUED IN GRANVILLE COUNTY BREAK-IN CASES
CREEDMOOR 18-YEAR-OLD ACCUSED OF BREAK-IN
DURHAM TEENS CHARGED WITH BREAK-IN
MAN GETS 3 YEARS IN DURHAM THEFTS
DEFENDANT APOLOGIZES TO VICTIM OF BREAK-IN, GETS THREE YEARS
MAN ARRESTED IN GAS STATION
POLICE CONTINUE HOPE VALLEY PROBE AFTER MCGKEE SENTENCED IN THEFTS
BREAK-IN AT FRANKLIN CHURCH PROBED
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S
I T
N
E
E
L Y
P
D
— DATE — C -PG L P BYL
H
2
1/23/1988 C
3
N
H
2
1/24/1988 B
5
N
H
2
1/24/1988 B
5
N
S
2
1/25/1988 A
1
N B53
H
2
1/26/1988 C
10
N 080
S
2
1/26/1988 A
11
N
H
1
1/27/1988 C
1
N
H
2
1/28/1988 C
17
N
H
2
1/31/1988 B
3
N
S
2
2/01/1988 A
3
N
H
2
2/03/1988 C
3
N
H
2
2/06/1988 B
5
N
H
2
2/07/1988 B
3
N
H
2
2/08/1988 B
1
NM51
H
2
2/11/1988 C
11
N
H
1
2/13/1988 C
1
N
H
2
2/16/1988 A
12
N
H
1
2/18/1988 B
2
N
H
1
2/19/1988 C
1
N
H
2
2/22/1988 B
1
N M51
H
1
2/23/1988 B
1
N
H
2
2/24/1988 C
3
N
H
1
2/24/1988 C
2
N
H
1
2/24/1988 C
2
N
H
2
2/29/1988 B
9
N
H
2
3/01/1988 B
10
N 080
H
1
3/01/1988 B
1
N
H
2
3/02/1988 C
7
N
H
2
3/03/1988 C
9
N
H
1
3/05/1988 C
1
N H60
H
2
3/16/1988 C
1
N H60
H
1
3/17/1988 B
2
N
H
1
3/19/1988 C
3
N
H
1
3/23/1988 B
1
N
H
2
3/24/1988 D
6
N
H
2
3/29/1988 C
1
N M51
H
2
3/29/1988 C
6
N
H
2
3/29/1988 C
6
N 080
H
2
4/02/1988 B
3
N
H
2
4/02/1988 C
4
N
H
2
4/04/1988 B
2
N
H
2
4/05/1988 B
5
N
H
2
4/06/1988 C
5
N
H
2
4/07/1988 A
18
N 080
H
1
4/07/1988 B
3
N
H
1
4/09/1988 C
1
N
H
2
4/12/1988 B
10
N
H
1
4/13/1988 C
1
N
H
2
4/14/1988 C
7
N
H
2
4/14/1988 D
10
N
H
1
4/14/1988 B
1
N
H
I
4/14/1988 B
2
N
H
2
4/17/1988 B
3
N
H
2
4/17/1988 B
11
N
H
2
4/18/1988 C
2
N
H
2
4/18/1988 C
2
N
H
2
4/18/1988 C
3
N
H
1
4/19/1988 B
8
N
H
2
4/19/1988 B
8
N
S
2
4/19/1988 C
N
H
1
4/20/1988 C
N
H
1
4/22/1988 C
N
H
1
4/23/1988 C
N
H
1
4/26/1988 C
N
H
2
4/27/1988 C
N
S
2
4/27/1988 A
1
» N B53
H
2
4/28/1988 C
N S82
H
2
4/28/1988 C
N
S
2
4/28/1988 C
N B53
H
1
5/03/1988 C
N
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1/01/1988
INDEX B
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Y SUBJECTS
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-DATE-
-PG
BREAK-IN INVESTIGATED AT n*gU*U&8F
TEEtfS CHARGED UITH PARTY STORE BREAK-IN
? f£N CHARGED UITH BREAK-IN _^„
HQraSSH KAA HELD ON BREAK-IN rs CHARGES
KEnS K* HELD W™iO00B0ND
INTRUDERS FOUND SLEEPING IN HOME ^^
rHAPEL HILL MAN HELD ON BREAK-IN CHAR*.
FT«**LINTON POLICEPROBE BREAK-INS __
POLICE PROBE COOLER BREAK-IN AT SCHOOL
^YEAR^GIV^^^N-T^S
RfKBORO MAN CHARGED WITH HOUSE BREAK-IN
OXFORD YOUTH WARGED UI™£EAK-IN
ITEMS VALUED AT $2,500 TAKEN IN HOUSE BREAK-IN
IHIUNV ™ «-
TOKEN ARE CHARGED UITH BREAK-IN
BURGLARS HIT SEVEN HOMES „„_._.
rrEARD SENTENCED IN ARMED ROBBERIES l ^ m _ „„ TUC
Gf^JOT INMCTS TWO IN 25 DUW*M, CHANGE BREAK-INS
IraS KSAK-IN BEING INVESTIGATED
ffiT^s^^ 1 ^ 1 ^^ motel
fSS^^S^S^^ BREAK-IN
SS !^^^^ ^bErIZED IN 0R*GE
bHmS l nfi/INTRUDER AWAKENS SLEEPING RESIDENT
Sltl Sill I HBBUffc pu*t
BSSK"F BEFORE AFKEST
arrest made in break-ins
SSOOWBT DURING CH*CHB£AK-IN
POLICE LOG/2 ESEAK-INS RETORTED
BREA^INS DOUN AFTER LONG INCREASE ^^
8 HOB KJRGLARIZED IN NORTHERN DURHAM
HW STORE BREAK-IN PROBED
KS [S^ETlSESnGATlW B^-INS
^iSapEOFUl IN UEEBS OUTSIIC STORE
SSS X gGJS!iraS GULF ENTERED, NOTHING THEFT
^S^stSSgEl^a^NG BREAK-IN AT KOUSE
POL ii LOG/SUS&T CHARGED IN VILLAGES BREAK-IN
S^^HI^Tf&^AK-IN
DnTTC l nfi/LOCAL HOES BURGLARIZED
MLM LOG/NOTHING STOLEN IN STORE BREAK-IN
^TRI^Kn-S BROTHER RELEASED ON $25,000 BOND
POLICE lK-YE^LDCHARGED IN BREAK-IN
SHr! HE/HEBANE COUPLE FIND HOME RANSACKED
BMBjggsfirm ra * WRHAH TOBBMES
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
S
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
S
H
H
H
S
H
H
H
H
H
CHH 1
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
CHURCH H 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 1
H 2
H 1
H 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
S 2
H
H
H
H
H
H
1
2
1
1
1
1
2
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
2
2
1
2
1
1
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
CHH 1
S 2
H 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 1
H 1
CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
H 2
5/04/1988 C 2
5/05/1988 C 10
5/05/1988 B 2
5/05/1988 B 2
5/06/1988 C 5
5/06/1988 C 5
5/11/1988 B 11
5/12/1988 B 2
5/14/1988 B 1
5/18/1988 C 7
5/19/1988 B 4
5/20/1988 C 1
5/20/1988 C 2
5/21/1988 B 1
5/23/1988 D 5
5/25/1988 B 10
5/26/1988 B 1
5/26/1988 C 1
5/27/1988 C 1
5/27/1988 C 1
5/30/1988 B 1
5/31/1988 A 1
6/02/1988 B 7
6/02/1988 B 1
6/02/1988 B 1
6/02/1988 B 1
6/04/1988 B 1
6/09/1988 A 12
6/09/1988 B 3
6/09/1988 B 3
6/10/1988 A
6/10/1988 A
6/10/1988 C
6/11/1988 C
6/12/1988 A
6/14/1988 A
6/14/1988 B
6/16/1988 C 8
6/18/1988 C 3
6/21/1988 B 1
6/21/1988 A 3
6/22/1988 A 1
6/22/1988 A 3
6/27/1988 B 6
6/27/1988 B 14
6/27/1988 A 2
6/27/1988 C 1
6/28/1988 B 1
6/30/1988 B
7/01/1988 C
7/04/1988 B
7/06/1988 B
7/06/1988 B
7/06/1988 A 10
7/06/1988 C 6
7/07/1988 B 3
7/12/1988 A 3
7/13/1988 A
3
7
2
1
3
3
1
7/14/1988 B 1
7/14/1988 B 1
7/19/1988 A 10
7/19/1988 A 1
7/20/1988 A 2
7/21/1988 A 10
7/22/1988 C 1
7/22/1988 A 3
7/22/1988 A 10
7/22/1988 A 1
7/23/1988 A 3
7/24/1988 A 10
T
Y
P BYL
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
H
N
N
N
N
N
N
N 080
N
N
N B53
N
N
N KB
N B53
N 080
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N M70
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
P N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N M70
N
B53
B53
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ANNUAL
1/01/1988
INDEX
12/31/1988
BY SUBJECTS
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POLICE LOG/MOTORCYCLE, PHONE REPORTED STOLEN
DURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS
MAN CHARGED IN 5 BREAK-INS TO SWIM CLUB
PERSON COUNTY NAN CHARGED IN BREAK-INS
BREAK-IN AT LOUISBURG HIGH BEING INVESTIGATED
FRANKLIN DEPUTY PROBES BREAK-IN
POLICE LOG/TWO SOUGHT FOR BREAK-IN AT NIGHT SPOT
POLICE LOG/POLICE EXAMINE HOME BREAK-IN
AT LEAST 15 APARTMENTS HIT IN BURGLARIES
2 HEN CHARGED IN BREAK-IN OF SPAULDING HOME
BREAK-IN REPORTED IN ROUGEHONT AREA
THREE BREAK-INS BEING PROBED IN FRANKLIN
DURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS
DURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS SEEKS MAN IN BREAK-INS
POLICE LOG/MAN'S ARREST BRINGS NEW CHARGES
POLICE LOG/BREAK-INS REPORTED
MAN FEATURED IN CRIMESTOPPERS TURNS HIMSELF IN
OHIO MAN CHARGED WITH BREAK-IN
POLICE LOG/POLICE INVESTIGATING 2 RESIDENTIAL BREAK-INS
MAN ACCUSED OF BREAK-INS, ARSON
FRANKLIN COUNTY BREAK-INS PROBED
POLICE LOG/POLICE INVESTIGATE RESIDENTIAL BREAK-IN
CRIMESTOPPERS PAYS OFF
BAHAMA YOUTH HELD ON BREAK-IN CHARGES
POLICE LOG/MAN BREAKS INTO HOME HEALTH OFFICE
POLICE L0G/$885 IN GOODS STOLEN FROM APARTMENT
MAN CHARGED WITH BREAK-IN AT HISTORIC SITE
SHERIFF'S OFFICERS: 16 ARRESTS CLEAR 20 HOME BREAK-INS
POLICE LOG/MAN FROM CARRBORO CHARGED IN BREAK-IN
POLICE LOG/MOTHER'S CARE CENTER BURGLARIZED TUESDAY
VCR, RIFLE.MONEY TAKEN DURING BREAK-IN
TEEN CHARGED IN COUNTRY CLUB BREAK-IN
TWO BREAK-INS REPORTED AT VANCE COUNTY HOMES
POLICE LOG/POLICE INVESTIGATE THEFT OF WALLET FROM HOUSE
2 TEENS FACE BREAK-IN CHARGES
2ND ARREST MADE IN CLUB BREAK-IN
MAN CHARGED WITH BREAKING INTO CARS
POLICE LOG/AIRPORT ROAD HOUSE BURGLARIZED
DURHAM POLICE PROBE 5 RESTAURANT BREAK-INS
POLICE LOG/BURGLAR FLEES WHEN CONFRONTED
POLICE LOG/NO ITEMS STOLEN IN APARTMENT BREAK-IN
POLICE LOG/CHECKBOOKS TAKEN FROM SORORITY HOUSE
GUNS, APPLIANCES STOLEN IN BREAK-IN
POLICE LOG/MEN FLEE HOUSE WHEN CONFRONTED
PERSON SHERIFF INVESTIGATING BREAK-IN ON U.S. 501
POLICE LOG/BREAK-INS REPORTED
POLICE LOG/BREAK-IN SUSPECT CHARGED THURSDAY
MAN ARRESTED SHORTLY AFTER APARTMENT THEFT
3 HOMES BROKEN INTO AT HYCO LAKE
DEPUTIES, POLICE CHASE 2 MEN, RECOVER CAR
POLICE LOG/POLICE PROBE 3 BREAK-INS ON MONDAY
BURGLARIES RESUME AT COLONIAL APTS.
FRANKLIN COUNTY BREAK-IN UNDER INVESTIGATION
TERRIFIED REPORTER'S ONLY LINK WITH WORLD WAS POLICE DISPATCHER
DURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS
POLICE LOG/CHATHAM CO. MAN CHARGED IN BREAK-INS
POLICE LOG/RESIDENTIAL BREAK-IN INVESTIGATED
CRIMESTOPPERS TIP LEADS TO ARREST
CAR THEFT PROMPTS SWAT DISPATCH
POLICE LOG/TENANTS SLEEP WHILE CASH STOLEN
POLICE LOG/HOMES BURGLARIZED ON TUESDAY
BREAK-IN INVESTIGATED AT LOUISBURG TIRE STORE
STOLEN LICENSE TAG LEADS TO ARREST
SLEEPING MAN ARRESTED IN SHOP
POLICE LOG/HOMES BURGLARIZED IN CHAPEL HILL
2ND MAN CITED FOR 5 BREAK-INS AT RACQUET CLUB
POLICE GET BREAK IN 30 ROBBERIES
DURHAM HAN CHARGED WITH COLONIAL BREAK-IN
MORE CHARGES FILED AGAINST BURGLARY SUSPECT
POLICE LOG/WANTED MAN TURNED OVER TO CHATHAM
S I T
N E ELY
P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
CHH 1
7/24/1988 A
3
N
H 2
7/25/1988 B
5
N
S 2
7/25/1988 C
1
N
H 1
7/26/1988 B
1
N
H 1
7/26/1988 B
1
N
H 1
7/26/1988 B
5
N
CHH 1
7/26/1988 A
3
N
CHH 1
7/27/1988 A
5
N
H 2
7/28/1988 B
1
N
H 2
7/28/1988 B
7
N
H 1
7/29/1988 C
1
N
H 1
7/30/1988 B
1
N
H 2
8/01/1988 B
5
N
S 2
8/01/1988 A
9 P N
CHH 1
8/02/1988 A
3
N
CHH 1
8/02/1988 A
3
N
S 2
8/02/1988 B
1
N B53
H 1
8/05/1988 C
1
N
CHH 1
8/05/1988 A
3
N
H 2
8/06/1988 A
14
N
H 1
8/06/1988 C
5
N
CHH 1
8/06/1988 A
10
N
S 2
8/06/1988 A
4
E
S 2
8/06/1988 B
1
N
CHH 1
8/07/1988 A
3
N
CHH 1
8/07/1988 A
3
N
H 2
8/09/1988 B
14
N
H 2
8/10/1988 B
1
N M51
CHH 1
8/12/1988 A
3
N
CHH 1
8/12/1988 A
3
N
H 1
8/13/1988 C
1
N
S 2
8/13/1988 B
1
N
H 2
8/15/1988 B
7
N
CHH 1
8/16/1988 A
3
N
H 2
8/16/1988 B
6
N
H 2
8/16/1988 B
6
N
H 1
8/16/1988 B
1
N
CHH 1
8/17/1988 A
3
N
S 2
8/17/1988 A
1
N B53
CHH 1
8/18/1988 A
10
N
CHH 1
8/21/1988 A
3
N
CHH 1
8/24/1988 A
10
N
H 2
8/25/1988 B
2
N
CHH 1
8/25/1988 A
3
N
H 2
8/26/1988 C
2
N
CHH 1
8/26/1988 A
3
N
CHH 1
8/27/1988 A
3
N
H 2
8/28/1988 B
12
N
H 2
8/30/1988 B
7
N
S 2
8/30/1988 C
1
N B53
CHH 1
8/31/1988 A
3
N
S 2
9/01/1988 C
1
N B53
H 1
9/03/1988 C
3
N
H 2
9/04/1988 C
16
N
H 2
9/05/198S A
12 P N
CHH 1
9/05/1988 A
10
N
CHH 1
9/05/1988 A
10
N
S 2
9/06/1988 C
1
N
CHH 1
9/08/1988 A
1
N L90
CHH 1
9/08/1988 A
3
N
CHH 1
9/08/1988 A
3
N
H 1
9/10/1988 C
3
N
H 2
9/12/1988 A
13
N
H 2
9/12/1988 B
6
N
CHH 1
9/13/1988 A
3
N
H 2
9/14/1988 B
9
N
S 2
9/16/1988 A
1
N B53
H 2
9/17/1988 C
6
N
H 2
9/18/1988 B
5
N
CHH 1
9/19/1988 A
3
N
-LX630-
MONTHLY/
ANNUAL
1/01/1988
INDEX B
- 12/31/1988
Y SUBJECTS
HflMfeUHHfa-i-M
^WRS^HANHQ-DIN WAREHOUSE BREAK-IN _
SI! SS^S-SKe TO HE *.
POLICE LOG/FOUR HOMES BURGLARIZED
^TRFFTGHTOCttARGO WITH BURNING D0LLHOUSE
re£n TN «RTFF>SlipirtIES PTOBING SEVERAL BREAK-INS
KS IN l(I^sidentiKeI<-in REPORTED^POLICE say
POLICE LOG/NOTHING TAKEN IN ESTESDRIVE BREAK- IN
cw Trv i rK/TF£N-AG£R CHARGED IN BREAK-IN
BREAK^IN ATTOnKwThEAD START INVESTIGATED
WTFR FOR HOMELESS BIT BY BREAK-IN, THEFT
F^ID? lKStED Us DA£GE '87 VW
HmHVfflBHSa —" ■
EfejuBiiHfln,.
POLICE FOIL BREAK-IN AT COLONIAL ST. HOME
THREE TEENS CHARGED INKSAK-IN
2 BROTHERS CHARGED IN BREAK-IN
FRAM<LIN DEPUTY PROBING BREAK-INS
BHBnEiuwvfiPi
ff^&Tf TH^ S TtSd- T B^S LEAVE SCRAWLED SIGNS, LOADED...
POLICE LCcSlNGTW KAN HBJFWCAR BREAK-IN
iwiaRY HTTDCR THUMBS RIDE TO COUNTY JAIL
POLICE LOGMAN SCARES AWAY APARTMENT fW£R
BOOK* fSraJLD GIVE CLUES ! IN ttRHAM BREAK-IN
MAN ORDERED TO APOLOGIZE TOWICTIMS
Pa ICE LOG/MAN FLEES AFTER USING HOUSE KEY
POLICE LK/ORANGECO. POLICE SEEK BREAK-IN LEADS
POLICE ijDB/KHOTT MILL HOUSE BROKEN INTO
a^DgggafFL^O. EX-IOYFRIEND
DOTTIES CH^GE MAW IN STORE BREAK-IN
MAW ARRESTED INSIDE CITGO FOOD MART
THREE MEN ARRESTED AT SCENESOF BREAK-INS
POLICE LOG/DUKE STUDENT CHARGED IN BREAK-IN
BREAK^INS REPORTED AT LAKEHYCO
ALMAY EHFtOYEE FACING CHARGES
ffi™ SS^T^BREAK-INS IN 4 COUNTIES
PXKE LOG/HANFACES CHARGES IN BREAK-IN
S^/f^Sn^sS^mmul BREAK-IN
S Ss^Ie NUMKR OF BREAK-INS
nuT tm HHAftGETJ FOLLOWING BREAK-IN
paicf logSij^othiKken in break-ins
N
p
H
s
H
CHH
H
H
H
CHH
CHH 1
S
CHH
S
H
H
H
CHH
H
CHH
S
CHH
H
CHH
S
H
CHH
CHH
CHH 1
H
H
CHH
H
CHH
H
S
S
H
S
H
CHH
S
E
— DATE — C -PG
9/21/1988 C
9/21/1988 C
9/22/1988 B
9/22/1988 A
9/23/1988 C
9/25/1988 B
9/27/1988 C
9/27/1988
9/27/1988
9/28/1988
9/29/1988
9/29/1988
9/30/1988
10/02/1988 ..
10/02/1988 B
10/04/1988 A
10/05/1988
10/05/1988
10/05/1988
10/05/1988
10/07/1988
10/07/1988
10/07/1988
10/08/1988
10/09/1988
10/11/1988
10/13/1988
10/15/1988 -
10/17/1988 B
10/18/1988 A
A
A
C
A
C
C
A
4
1
5
3
1
9
4
3
3
1
10
1
3
13
3
3
1
3
PAGE 208
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I T
L Y
L P BYL
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N B53
N
N
N
N
N M51
N
1 P N
3 N
1 10/19/1988 C
10/20/1988 A
10/20/1988 A
10/20/1988 A
10/20/1988 A
10/21/1988 B
10/21/1988 C
10/22/1988 C
10/22/1988 A
4
11
1
1
3
11
3
4
1
3
2
3
1
N
N
N B53
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N A54
1 P N B53
CHH 1 10/22/1988 A
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
S
H
CHH
CHH
H
CHH
CHH
CHH
H
CHH
S
H
H
CHH
H
H
S
H
CHH
H
CHH
H
H
H
CHH
10/23/1988 B
10/24/1988 A
10/25/1988
10/28/1988
11/02/1988
11/02/1988
11/03/1988
11/04/1988
1 11/05/1988
- 11/10/1988
11/10/1988
11/12/1988
11/12/1988
11/16/1988
11/17/1988
11/19/1988 .
11/20/1988 B
11/21/1988 B
11/22/1988 A
11/22/1988 C
11/22/1988 C
11/22/1988 C
11/23/1988 C
11/23/1988 A
11/26/1988 B
11/26/1988 A
. 11/28/1988 B
1 11/29/1988 B
1 11/30/1988 B
1 11/30/1988 A
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N S12
N
N R63
N
1 P N B53
5 N
N
N
N S82
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N M51
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
5 P N
1 N
1 N T33
3 N
3
3
16
3
3
3
8
3
1
3
6
3
1
1
1
7
3
6
3
-LX630-
H N T HL Y / A NNU A L INDEX BY SUBJECTS
1/01/1988 - 12/31/1988
N E
P D
S
E
-DATE — C
CRIMESTOPPERS TIP LEADS TO ARRESTS
POLICE LOG/CHAPEL HILL HOMES TARGETS OF BREAK-INS
hAN HELD IN MURDER SENTENCED FOR BREAK-IN
SLAYING SUSPECT DRAWS UNRELATED TERM
OXFORD HAN CHARGED IN STORE BREAK-INS
4TH HAN HELD IN DURHAM BREAK-INS
19-YEAR-OLD CHARGED WITH BREAK-IN
THREE CHARGED WITH WATKINS BREAK-IN
POLICE LOG/NURSING HOME SEES NO LOSS IN BREAK-IN
POLICE LOG/BREAK-IN NETS NO LOSS FOR LOCAL BUSINESS
POLICE LOG/LOCAL POLICE CHARGE MAN IN BREAK-IN
THREE BREAK-INS REPORTED AT BUSINESS IN LOUISBURG
TWO TEEN-AGERS CHARGED IN BREAK-IN
POLICE LOG/POLICE INVESTIGATE SERIES OF BREAK-INS
POLICE LOG/NO LOSS FOR RESTAURANT IN CLOSET BREAK-IN
BREAK-IN AT SALES OFFICE IN FRANKLIN INVESTIGATED
POLICE LOG/INTRUDER HURTS HOME WITH SLEDGEHAMMER
POLICE LOG/NO LOSS REPORTED IN CHAPEL HILL BREAK-IN
OXFORD POLICE SEEKING MAN IN ROBBERY AND KIDNAPPING AT
POLICE SAY BURGLARY RASH DRUG-RELATED
POLICE LOG/POLICE INVESTIGATING KENAN ST. BREAK-IN
POLICE LOG/POLICE INVESTIGATING RESIDENTIAL BREAK-INS
POLICE LOG/CHAPEL HILL HOUSE TARGET OF BREAK-IN
POLICE LOG/MERRITT MILL BREAK-INS INVESTIGATED
POLICE LOG/POLICE PROBE CHURCH RANSACKING
BREAKING AND ENTERING, AUTOS
FRANKLINTON POLICE PROBE THEFT OF WALKIE-TALKIE
WHERE'S POLICE PROTECTION?
COUPLE VICTIMS OF TWO BREAK-INS WHILE AT GAME
SECURITY GUARD FOILS CAR BREAK-IN
TWO ACCUSED OF BREAKING INTO AUTOS
THIRD MAN CHARGED WITH CAR BREAK-INS
MAN ACCUSED OF CAR BREAK-IN, THEFT
CAR BREAK-IN SUSPECT CHASED, ARRESTED
3 MEN CHARGED WITH BREAK-IN OF THREE AUTOS
4 CHARGED WITH AUTO BREAK-INS
IMPOSTORS NAB JEWELRY FROM HOME
2 STUDENTS PLEAD GUILTY TO LARCENIES
POLICE LOG/TWO AUTOMOBILE BREAK-INS REPORTED
POLICE LOG/2 CARS AT UNC BURGLARIZED
POLICE LOG
POLICE LOG/TEENS CHARGED WITH BURGLARY FROM CAR
POLICE L0G/3RD TEEN CHARGED WITH CAR BREAK-IN
POLICE LOG/STEREO EQUIPMENT STOLEN FROM CAR
POLICE LOG/POLICE PROBE AUTO BREAK-IN
POLICE LOG/CAR BREAK-INS REPORTED AT BLUE CROSS LOT
POLICE LOG/ORANGE FEDERAL SU. SITE OF REPORTED CAR BREAK-IN
WOULD-BE THIEVES CUT WAY INTO CONVERTIBLE
POLICE LOG/STEREO, GOLF CLUBS STOLEN FROM AUTOMOBILE
POLICE LOG/CASH, CAR STEREO STOLEN IN SEPARATE INCIDENTS
POLICE LOG/EQUIPMENT TAKEN FROM PARKED PORSCHE
POLICE LOG/5 CARS BURGLARIZED AT CARRBORO APARTMENTS
THIEVES HIT BRITISH MOTORS AGAIN
POLICE LOG/STEREO STOLEN FROM FIAT AT KINGSUOOD
POLICE LOG/AUTOMOBILES BURGLARIZED
POLICE L0G/$1,005 MOBILE PHONE STOLEN FROM AUTO
POLICE LOG/3 CARS BURGLARIZED NEAR N.C. 54 BYPASS
POLICE LOG/'BOARD EQUIPMENT TAKEN FROM CAR
POLICE L0G/$885 IN GOODS STOLEN FROM APARTMENT
POLICE LOG/8 PARKED CARS REPORTED BURGLARIZED
POLICE LOG/POLICE INVESTIGATE AUTOMOBILE BREAK-INS
VCR, RIFLE, MONEY TAKEN DURING BREAK-IN
POLICE LOG/VOLKSWAGON WINDOWS SMASHED
MAN CHARGED WITH BREAKING INTO CARS
POLICE LOG/ITEMS STOLEN FROM AUTO
POLICE LOG/MEDICAL BAG STOLEN
POLICE LOG/AUTOMOBILES BURGLARIZED
POLICE LOG/RADIO, RADAR DETECTOR STOLEN FROM AUTOS
POLICE LOG/CAR BREAK-INS REPORTED AT RAMS PLAZA LOT
H
CHH
S
H
H
S
H
H
CHH
CHH 1
CHH
H
H
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
CONVENIENCE STORE H 1 12/28/1988
CHH 1 12/28/1988
CHH 1 12/28/1988
CHH 1 12/30/1988
CHH 1 12/30/1988
CHH 1 12/31/1988
CHH 1 12/31/1988
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
S
H
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
H
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
H
CHH
H
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH 1
PAGE 209
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I T
L Y
■PG L P BYL
12/01/1988 A
12/03/1988 A
12/05/1988 C
12/06/1988 C
12/08/1988 C
12/09/1988 B
12/13/1988 C
12/14/1988
12/15/1988
12/15/1988
12/18/1988
1 12/20/1988
1 12/20/1988
12/21/1988
CHH 1 12/23/1988
H 2 12/24/1988
12/24/1988
12/24/1988
1/07/1988 B
1/12/1988 A
3/01/1988 B
3/02/1988 C
3/19/1988 C
3/26/1988 D
4/13/1988 C
4/18/1988 C
4/24/1988 B
5/14/1988 C
5/16/1988 C
6/01/1988 B
6/15/1988 A
6/16/1988
6/23/1988
6/24/1988
6/27/1988
6/28/1988
6/30/1988
7/03/1988
7/03/1988
7/07/1988
7/08/1988
7/13/1988
7/15/1988
7/16/1988
7/19/1988 B
7/22/1988 A
7/23/1988
7/27/1988
7/28/1988
8/03/1988
8/07/1988
8/08/1988
8/10/1988
8/13/1988
8/16/1988
8/16/1988 B
8/17/1988 A
8/19/1988 A
8/23/1988 A
8/24/1988 A
8/29/1988 A
14 N
10 N
10 N
9 N
12 N
3
3
3
4
1
10
3
10
3
3
3
10
10
3
3
3
1
3
1
3
N B53
N S82
N
N B53
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N M70
N
N
N
N
N
10 N 080
N
N 080
8 N 080
10 N
10 N
N
N
N
N 080
N
N 080
10 N
10 N
10 N
10 N
10 N
11 N
10 N
3 N
-1X630-
MONTHLY/A^N^L
INDEX BY
12/31/1988
SUBJECTS
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S I T
E E L Y ^
D — M TE — C -PG L P BYL
Ptn TfF LOG/STEREO, LICENSE STOLEN IN VEHICLE BREAK-INS CHH 1
SIW^ JHffsSK SSI «. 88 !
OFFICERS SWttOUr CAR, fflgK T JEENS WITH THEFT ^ 2
POLICE L03/AUT»«BnJ^BURGLARIZED Qf, t
ESS fflSKSH CTOLeWKK uti , g* }
Dorrr K CttSBUira-ARIZED IN SOUTH CHAPEL HILL gj }
m Iff LOG/TEENAGE OttRGED FOR TAKING CAR RADIO g* j
pnTff ire/nW^POHILL CARS BURGLARIZED SUNDAY £HH 1
POLICE LOG/DOOR FORCED W ^TOMOBILE CHH 1
POLICE LOG/AUTOMOBI^ BURGURIZED ._,,„ CHH 1
POLICE LOG/FOUR CARS a*GLAR^ ON^CAfPUS ™ *
POLICE L()G/CONVERTI^ SJTOS ATTACK ON ROOF ^
opj rrc l nfi/TAR STEREO STOLEN ON UNC PflRKINu lui
mi(T im/STERE070THER ITEMS STOLEN FROM CARS
SSgftpSJ IMSffe * FCUi TDK FOLLOW
pSbI treSi™ othk itfjis stou* ran cm
POLICE LOG/CARS OUTSIDE SCHOOL OFFICE BURGLARIZED
BREAST CANCER
SEE ALSO CANCER
SEE ALSO MAMMOGRAPHY
SE ^Y0U S WCKS 1 J? POINTS IN SHOWDOWN AGAINST CANCER
&»Sj*TS USED TO TREAT AIWftNCED BREAST CANCER AT DUKE...
£21 MOTORS SAYTREATMENT AIDS BREAST CANCER PATIENTS
$280,000 RAISED FOR RESEARCH
MNOVER COUNTY GETS GRANT FOR CANCER STUDY
£^t»m>h?I^^IABLE TEST FOR BREAST CANCER M
I^SpHY AND SELF^EXAH OFFER MORE THAN REASSURANCE
^fl^s&sW'EvFEEDING LOWERSJ^OATH RATE
HOTHERSMWLK MAYSAVE WORLD FROM OVERPOPULATION
BREAST SURGERY
SEE MASTECTOMIES
BREATHALYZER TEST
8/30/1988 A 3
8/31/1988 C 2
8/31/1988 A 3
9/01/1988 A 10
3
7
3
3
3
7
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
9/02/1988 A
9/06/1988 B
9/06/1988 A
9/08/1988 A
9/10/1988 A
9/12/1988 B
9/13/1988 A 20
9/14/1988 A 10
9/14/1988 A 10
9/15/1988 A 10
9/20/1988 A 3
9/20/1988 A 10
9/23/1988 A 3
9/25/1988 A 3
9/29/1988 B 1
9/30/1988 A 3
10/02/1988 A
10/02/1988 A
10/04/1988 A
10/05/1988 A
10/07/1988 A
10/07/1988 A 11
10/08/1988 A 3
10/09/1988 A 3
10/10/1988 A 3
10/11/1989 A 11
10/18/1988 A 3
10/18/1988 A 10
10/22/1988 A 3
10/26/1988 A 3
11/06/1988 A 18
11/07/1988 B 7
11/09/1988 A 3
11/13/1988 A 3
11/15/1988 A 10
11/17/1988 A 10
11/18/1988 A 3
12/05/1988 A
12/15/1988 A
12/18/1988 A
12/24/1988 A
12/30/1988 A
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N M51
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
H 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
H 2
S 2
CHH 1
1/28/1988
1/31/1988
2/23/1988
2/24/1988
7/05/1988
8/30/1988
9/16/1988
10/07/1988
11/23/1988
12/09/1988
1 I
4
9
1
7
10
11
4
7
6
N K65
E
N C60
N
N
N
N
E
U
N
H 3 2/12/1988 B 1 M
H 2 11/04/1988 B 9 N K65
S 2 11/17/1988 B 2 P F S27
-LX630-
MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1988 - 12/31/1988
SUBJECTS
SEE ALSO BLOOD TESTS
SEE ALSO DRUNKEN DRIVING
SEE ALSO HEALTH SCREENING PROGRAM
DON'T DRIVE, COMPUTER TELLS BAR PATRONS
MAN PLEADS NO CONTEST TO PERJURY; GETS PROBATION
HIGHWAY PANEL WANTS LOVER DWI LEVEL, MORE TROOPERS
BRECHT ON BRECHT (PLAY)
'BRECHT' AT UNC NEEDED MORE DRAMATIC VENOM
BRENDLE'S INC.
SURVEY INDICATES AUTOMATION HAS FAILED TO HALT PAPER FLOOD
BREVARD COLLEGE
PREP NOTES
BREVARD MUSIC CENTER
SUMMER SOUNDS CLASSICAL IN GREENSBORO, BREVARD
WARD SYMPHONY PREMIERES AT BREVARD
BREWER'S STORE (CHATHAM COUNTY, N.C,)
ROBBERY AT BREWER'S STORE PROBED
BREWERY
SEE ALSO BEER
STATE'S 2ND PUB TO OPEN IN FALL ON DUKE STREET
ULI BENNEWITZ IS SWIFTLY BRINGING WEEPING RADISH, BREWERY TO TOWN
BRIAN AND THE NIGHTMARES (BAND)
TENNESSEE NIGHTMARES HAVE BREWERY HOPPING
BRIAN SOUTH & CO.
NEW OFFICERS, AWARDS
BRIARWOOD NURSING HOME
STATE ORDERS CLOSING OF REST HOME
REST HOME'S OWNER APPEALS CLOSING ORDER
PEOPLE SHARPLY DIVIDED OVER HAVING A FIRE MARSHAL
BRIBERY
SEE ALSO JURY TAMPERING
PRISON TERM GIVEN FOR BRIBERY CHARGE
TRADE BILL IN LIMBO AFTER VETO; HOW NORTH CAROLINA CONGRESSMEN VOTED
SCANDAL IN PENTAGON NOT A PARTISAN ISSUE
TAKING BRIBES, ER, HONORARIA
PENTAGON SCANDAL ATTRIBUTED TO LONG-STANDING PROBLEMS
THIS IS THE READINESS ROOM, SENATOR. A GREEN LIGHT... (CARTOON)
PROF SAYS PUBLIC SHOULD DEMAND PENTAGON REFORM
GRAND JURY INDICTS FEDERAL OFFICIAL AND TWO N.C. MEN
MINISTER IS BARRED FROM PRISONS PENDING INVESTIGATION BY SBI
TOBACCO PROBE CHECKS FOR BRIBERY
BELEAGUERED LEAF INDUSTRY FRETS OVER ALLEGATIONS OF PAYOFFS
MORRISVILLE OFFICIAL FACES BRIBE CHARGE
BRICKLAYERS
DOWN COMES A WALL
ONE FOUNDATION BUILDS ANOTHER
WOMAN IS TAKING MASONRY CLASS SO SHE CAN HELP BUILD NEW HOME
BRICKS
BRICKS THROWN AT POLICE CAR IN HIGH POINT
BRICKS WITHOUT STRAW (BOOK)
NOVEL SERIES BEGINS
NOVEL TALK
BRIDAL COUPLES (HERALD COLUMN)
SEE MARRIAGES, DURHAM
BRIDGE TOURNAMENTS
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C -PG L P BYL
H 2 1/02/1988 C 1 N
H 3 4/26/1988 C 1 N 080
H 2 7/16/1988 A 1 N
H 2 2/23/1988 A 13 R L59
H 2 12/18/1988 D 10 N
S 2 6/09/1988 B 6 U G44
H 2 6/17/1988 D 9 F C19
H 2 7/08/1988 D 6 P F U66
CHH 1 6/29/1988 A 3 N
S 2 2/12/1988 B 6 N
H 2 9/04/1988 D 9 P N C60
H 2 12/23/1988 D 7 R L37
S 2 5/27/1988 C 7 P P T32
H 2 2/26/1988 C 1 N B81
H 2 3/10/1988 B 1 N 080
H 3 3/10/1988 B 1 N BIO
H
2 1/28/1988 A
18 N
H
2 5/25/1988 A
1 P N
H
2 6/22/1988 A
4 E
H
2 6/22/1988 A
4 E
H
2 6/25/1988 C
6 N
H
2 6/27/1988 A
4 T T
S
2 6/27/1988 C
1 P N
H
2 7/27/1988 A
11 N
H
2 9/07/1988 B
3 N
S
2 10/24/1988 C
2 N
H
2 10/25/1988 A
14 N
H
2 11/30/1988 B
1 N
R56
H 2 4/26/1988 C 1 P P S73
S 2 8/15/1988 C 1 P N S92
H 1 11/12/1988 C 1 P N
H 2 3/24/1988 A 19 N
S 2 1/28/1988 D 12 N
S 2 2/02/1988 C 4 P P S73
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12/31/1988
N E
P D
SEE ALSO FRIENDLY CITY SECTIONAL BRIDGE TOURNAMENT
SEE ALSO GAMES _
^.^WoiN HONORS IN BRIDGE TOURNAMENT | {
BRIDGE CORRECTION
BRIKSSjDURHAM S 2
REMEMBER THIS? ,_, S 2
BYmWLnw
UOMfi Sffi° BEFORE BOARD | 2 2
STATE OKS FREEWAY ^BIpS H 2
RRfUP ASKS HELMS TO PROBE TREYBURN CLAlnb u 9
SsLOSERCW IN IK^EVICTIONMSE « ?,
MANFALLS FROM BRIDGE AS POLICE TRY TO HELP H 2
BRIDGE OVER U>TOWBLQ WATERS 3 2
RED MILL REROUTING GETS OK H 2
PAMCWAY-LEG 1 ™ OPEN; BOARD TO GET BRIDGE PLAN S 2
*®LSoWrT C. BONNER BRIDGE
SEE ALSO LINN COVE VIADUCT
^pa^^tesTn^^Wor^th^yor (J j
DREDGE SLAMS INTO BRIDGE H 2
^B^tS^TT^Ii^CT^HAVE FAILED OUTER BANKS H 2
BMDffi^m couldiJWin Jfm funds § I
OREGON INLET BRIDGE REPAIRS URGED H 1
KlTfSErSffiL^I^ST. OR -FUNCTIONALLY OBSOLETE 8 I
CMKKEN »IDGE ! CON^ORTO BE NAMED NEXT MONTH ™ \
S TO REPLACE HOORESCREEK BRIDGE jj 2
BOARD OKS BID FOR WORK IN OXFORD H i
BRIDGE OVER BOGUE SOUND DEVELOPS CRACK s 2
CHIC^N BRIDGE MAY HAVE ITS LAST PARADE ^ t
ENO MTN. ROAD BACK ON TRACK
BRIDGES FOR PEACE
SE oSziNGAGAINST LEFTISTS
^ ft F € OF T ^AirS F SHIFTS E TO SEVERAL U.S. SITES g 2
PIECES^fTaNE BEING REMOVED; ROAD REOPENED » ?,
WUitMW mm-mm
WRECKAGE VISIBLE
S
E
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I T
L Y
L P BYL
2/06/1988 A
7/17/1988 E
8 P N T32
6 N
A
A
A
C
A
A
C
A
1/29/1988
2/08/1988
2/12/1988
2/26/1988
4/05/1988
4/08/1988
4/09/1988
5/11/1988
5/12/1988 B
5/12/1988 A
5/13/1988
5/14/1988
5/16/1988
5/20/1988
6/08/1988
&/18/1988
6/22/1988 B
6/23/1988 C
6/30/1988 B
7/11/1988 B
8/31/1988 C
9/23/1988 A
11/01/1988 B
11/12/1988 A
12 I
1
1
1
1
1
10
1
1
1
1
1
1
3
1
1
1
1
6
7
1
P
N M06
N M06
N
N B85
N
N
N M06
N
N M06
N M06
N R53
N M06
N M97
P C45
N M06
N A54
N M06
N A54
N M51
. .' P C45
1 M N M06
1 P P T37
1 M N M06
3/12/1988 B
3/14/1983 A
3/17/1988 A
4/05/1988 B
4/14/1988 B
4/16/1988 A
4/19/1988 A
4/19/1988 B
4/20/1988 A
4/30/1988 A
5/05/1988 B
5/21/1988 A
8/11/1988 B
8/20/1988 A
9/07/1988 C
9/08/1988 A
9/10/1988 C
10/12/1988 B
10/31/1988 A
12/22/1988 A
3
4
17
5
4
1
1
5
4
11
2
1
7
3
1
15
1
5
8
1
N
E
N
N
N
P N
N
P N
E
N
N
N
N
N S63
P
N
N
N
N
N R63
H 2 3/17/1988 A 4 L
2/23/1988
2/23/1988
2/23/1988
2/24/1988
2/26/1988
2/26/1988
2/26/1988
2/29/1988
1
12
1
1
1
1
1
1
N M97
N M97
N B85
N B85
N
P L38
N B53
P M66
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P D — DATE-
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RESERVOIR DRAINS
CRASH CLUES NOT FOUND
CRASH INVESTIGATORS HAY RETURN
INVESTIGATORS RETURNING TO SITE OF RDU CRASH
RESPONSE EXCELLENT TO AIRPLANE CRASH
INSPECTORS FIND PLANE'S ENGINES WORKING PROPERLY BEFORE CRASH
BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIV.
CHAPEL HILL NATIVE HONORED FOR BYU GRADUATE STUDIES
BRIGHT LEAF CIVITAN CLUB
CIVITAN CLUBS WORK FOR IBH TO HELP OTHERS
NEW OFFICERS
BRIGHT LEAF CIVITAN CLUB GOLF TOURNEY
SEE ALSO GOLF
OCI, GREATER DURHAM OPEN HEAD BUSY GOLF SLATE
GOLF/54 LEADS
FANFARE/GOLF RESULTS
BRIGHT LEAF HOEDOWN
YANCEYVILLE NEXT STORY ON FESTIVAL CAVALCADE
2/29/1988 A
3/01/1988 B
3/04/1988 C
3/04/1988 C
3/12/1988 A
5/05/1988 C
2
1
1
1
4
10
P M66
N M97
N R80
N U82
L
N
CHH 1 8/10/1988 A 7 N
H 2 5/14/1988 B 5 N M97
S 2 9/20/1988 C 2 P P T44
H 2 7/31/1988 B 7 N C49
H 2 8/14/1988 C 5 N
H 2 8/15/1988 B 3 N
H 1 9/20/1988 C 1 N H60
H 2 9/25/1988 E 8 N
CHH 1 7/14/1988 A
H 2 7/30/1988 A
BRIGHT WORLD CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER
DAY-CARE CENTER HARKS 10TH YEAR
BRIGHTLEAF MUSIC WORKSHOP
SEE ALSO MUSIC
UNC STUDENT SELECTED BRIGHTLEAF SCHOLAR
SONG, DANCE ON TAP THIS WEEK AT WORKSHOP
BRIGHTLEAF SQUARE
FUQUA INDUSTRIES' FOUNDER PAYS VISIT TO NAHESAKE BUSINESS SCHOOL AT DUKE H 2 2/11/1988 D
CAST MEMBERS NAMED S 2 3/03/1988 D
SANFORD LEASES OFFICE AFTER SALE FOR NEAR «110,000 H 2 4/25/1988 B
GOURMET SHOW IS SCHEDULED SATURDAY AT BRIGHTLEAF SQUARE H 2 4/28/1988 C
LUNCH BREAK H 2 4/30/1988 C
STAGEHANDS HOST SNEAK PREVIEW OF THE MAGIC FLUTE H 2 5/31/1988 A
THE MAGIC FOREST S 2 6/02/1988 D
STAGEHANDS HELP 'MAGIC FLUTE' S 2 6/02/1988 D
'MAGIC FLUTE' COMES TO BRIGHTLEAF TONIGHT H 2 6/03/1988 D
'MAGIC FLUTE' OPENS TONIGHT, IF WEATHER OK S 2 6/04/1988 B
MAGIC FLUTE OPENS AT BRIGHTLEAF H 2 6/05/1988 A
STREET OPERA FANS TREATED TO FINE SHOW H 2 6/05/1988 A
FLUTE STILL MAGICAL DESPITE CAST CHANGES H 2 6/07/1988 B
DANCE-WATCHING TIPS; TWO BIRDS S 2 6/09/1988 D
'BULL DURHAM' PRODUCER'S PREMIERE IS A GRAND SLAM H 2 6/14/1988 A
SQUARES, CENTERS MULTIPLIED H 2 8/30/1988 A
TOY STORE OPENS AT BRIGHTLEAF S 2 10/15/1988 B
NEW HAMNER FIRM MOVES TO DURHAM S 2 10/29/1988 B
HANGING 0' THE GREENS S 2 12/02/1988 C
7 N
6 N
UL41
N
N
N Zll
P T32
U W15
G59
B71
W66
K30
L59
L59
U B71
U W15
E
U W82
N M06
P S73
BRINGING DICKENS HOME (TELEVISION SHOW)
'DICKENS' DOCUMENTED
TV TOUR DOCUMENTARY SERVES THEATER GROUP POORLY
BRINKS' ROBBERY
SEE ROBBERY, U.S.
BRISTOL-MYERS CO.
MORRISVILLE BOARD APPROVES $2,097,248 BUDGET
CANCER RESEARCHER GETS *500,000 GRANT
BRITISH AIRWAYS
BRITISH AIRWAYS TO BAN SMOKING
BRITISH HONDURAS
SEE BELIZE
S 2 12/08/1988 D
H 2 12/13/1988 B
H 2 6/28/1988 B
H 2 10/27/1988 D
12 N
1 P R W66
5 N P41
11 N
H 2 10/03/1988 A 2 N
BRITISH MOTORS (GEER ST.)
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THIEVES HIT BRITISH HOTORS AGAIN
WITT $mRA^ I KNG HOME FACING NEW COMPLAINTS
IcoTiiTTmvEN cwmi^fs sur«ise t cohmttee
STATE FBOfflBWBM *0* INVESTIGATION
N^X^^lSTcflS^ WITH RESULTS OF RECENT STATE...
BR0AD MAR™ SAYS POLITICS PLAYED NO ROLE IN EFFORT TO SPEED WORK ON PEWIT
3FEDERAL AGENCIES SAY MARINA HAY HURT SHELLFISH
^^BROAD STREET GETS 'BLOCK PARTY' TONIGHT
BROAD STREET COFFEE ROASTERS
FIRM BOASTS OF FINE COFFEE ROASTS
*%££ W ShWaY WILLIE I CENTER FUNIS
BROADCAST NEWS (FILM) ^^
M^OADCAST NEWS' RATED WS^.
MESSAGEMUSTS MAR BROOKS' 'BROADCAST'
BROADCASTERS, N.C.^
1 SJa IT. SaTION OF BROADCASTERS^
PROGRAM TEACHES TEENS WAYS OF BROADCASTING
"S^fi SS.fSwAT AT DUE SERIES
^^Ki^BRCADUAY BA^ HOLDRBMON
HltLsBORCOGH MIXES POLmCS PAST, PRESENT
BROCCOLI MpfyrftBLrc
ISWeK K'sKT^ILLE COUNTY FARM
BR0D nlRS COST COUNTY MORE THAN $8,000; OPPONENTS CALLING BROOUS OUTRAGE
RESIDENTS TO GET COUNTY BROCHURES
m °^^ Sn^ WtWsTEM SCKML EXPANSION
ral B™ CHOSEN FOR PROGRAM
BROGDEN ^PORTERS FIGHT SCHOOL'S IMAGE
BROGDEN PARENTS SAY GIVE SCHO0LA CHANCE
F*INCIPAL STRESSES EROGDEN SAFETY
W1TGDEN TO BE PILOT FOR CIVIC PROGRAM
DURHAM STUDENT BECOG STATE SPELLING CHAMP
BROGDEN STUDENT WINS AN AWARD
TEACHER-OF-THE-YEAR
DURhIm^LING CHAMP COMPETING IN NATIONAL BEE
DURHAM SPOLER FMKS 7TH INNATIONAL BEE
JOSEPHINE OEMENT AWARD ESTABLISHED
FIRST-TIME AWARD
HITTING THE WOKS
BROGDEN HONORS STUDENTS
iKc^l S^STrxttmll ONIONS
H 2 7/19/1988 B 10 N
CHH 1 11/08/1988 A 3 N M20
CHH 1 11/17/1988 A 3 N M20
CW 1 12/10/1988 A 3 N M20
CHH 1 12/20/1988 A 1 N M20
C* 1 12721/1988 A 3 N M20
H 2 3/18/1988 B 7 N
S 2 4/07/1988 C 8 N
H 2 11/04/1988 D 7 P F W66
S 2 3/26/1988 A 1 N U82
S 2 7/14/1988 C 1 N H06
S 2 1/07/1988 D 11 P R B71
H 2 1/08/1988 D 3 P R S66
CHH 1 8/02/1988 A 7 N
2 7/21/1988 A
2 7/26/1988 A
6 F
6 P U W15
S 2 4/13/1988 C 4 N
H 2 10/29/1988 C 1 P N T33
CHH 1 10/20/1988 A 3 N M20
CHH 1 12/24/1988 A 3 N M20
H 1 1/23/1988 C 1 N H60
H
S
S
S
S
H
S
H
S
H
H
H
S
H
S
S
s
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2/09/1988 C
3/16/1988 A
3/22/1988 A
3/23/1988 A
4/11/1988 C
4/12/1988 B
4/16/1988 B
5/26/1988 B
5/27/1988 A
6/02/1988 B
6/03/1988 A
6/08/1988 B
6/08/1988 C
7/09/1988 B
7/18/1988 C
9/07/1988 A
10/18/1988 D
10
1
5
1
5
1
1
11
14
1
1
7
6
1
10
1
4
N
N S92
N S92
N
N
N
P
P
T32
T32
N J40
N J40
N S76
P S76
P T37
N
N S92
N A76
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BRONCO LEAGUE
SEE ALSO BASEBALL
SEE ALSO LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL
COACH CHARLES GALLAGHER: CARRBORO'S MOST-WANTED
BRONZE
JOCKEY SHORTS OR BABY SHOES, SHALLOTTE HAN CAN BRONZE 'EH
BRONZE STAR
SEE ALSO AWARDS
BRONZE STAR WINNER'S LETTER SAYS HE WAS JUST DOING JOB
BROQKGREEN GARDENS, S.C.
BROOKGREEN GARDENS; A SCULPTURE SANCTUARY AMID SUN, SAND AND SUDS
BROOKLYN DODGERS
'MACPHAIL SAFETY HATS' A DUD AT DAP
BROOKSHC APARTMENTS (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.)
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C, APARTMENTS
POLICE LOG/VCR STOLEN FROM BROOKSIDE APARTMENTS
BROOKSTONE APARTMENTS
CHAPEL HILL WILL SWALLOW PART OF DURHAM COUNTY LAND
3 LAWSUITS CHALLENGE ANNEXATION BY CHAPEL HILL
PLANNING BOARD BACKS REZONING
LAWSUITS COULD BE MERGED FOR TRIAL
BRO0KW0OD
VICTIMS FACE HOMELESS CHRISTMAS
BROOMS
MAKER OF BROOMS, 78, NEVER SWEPT INTO BIGTIMEi BUT SOLD ALL PRODUCTS
HISTORICAL CLEANING IS HARD WORK
BROUGH AND ASSOCIATES
HILLSBOROUGH IN TROUBLE EARLY WITH LEGAL BUDGET
BROUGHTON HIGH SCHOOL
HIGH SCHOOL CLUBS COVER ALCOHOL USE
TAR HEEL BANDS IN INAUGURATION
BROUGHTON HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, BASKETBALL
ROCKETS FIZZLE AS CAPS PREVAIL
BROUGHTON HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, SOCCER
CAPS NIP SLOW-STARTING FALCONS
BROUGHTON HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, TENNIS
BROUGHTON SWEEPS PREP TENNIS CROWNS
CAPS KILL TIGER HOPES
BROWN AND WILLIAMSON TOBACCO CO.
SEE ALSO TOBACCO
VERDICT IN TOBACCO ADS SUIT UPHELD
BROWN-BAGGING
SEE LIQUOR-BY-THE-DRINK, N.C.
BROWN VS. BOARD OF EDUCATION
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, U.S., DESEGREGATION
SCHOOL DESEGREGATION REVERSALS
BROWN WATER TREATMENT PLANT
SEE INFINITY ROAD WATER TREATMENT PLANT
THE BRQWNESTONE INN (FORMERLY HILTON INN)
GOODWILL BREAKS GROUND ON GARRETT FACILITY
BROWNESTONE INN SOLD; NEW OWNERS PLAN CHANGES
CHH 1 7/25/1988 A 3 P N K65
H 2 7/13/1988 A 6 H
H 2 5/21/1988 B 5 N
H 2 9/02/1988 D 8 P F W66
S 2 8/17/1988 D 2 P U F25
CHH 1 7/04/1988 A 3 N
H 2 4/26/1988 A
H 2 5/25/1988 A
CHH 1 6/08/1988 A
CHH 1 6/29/1988 A
H 2 2/29/1988 B
H 2 3/15/1988 B
S 2 10/10/1988 C
H 2 12/29/1988 B
H 2 3/10/1988 D
S 2 9/14/1988 D
H 2 5/20/1988 B
S 2 5/20/1988 D
1 M N B81
1 N M70
1 M N M70
1 N M70
CHH 1 12/23/1988 A 1 P N M70
9 P N
4 P N
CHH 1 9/11/1988 A 1 N R63
3 N
4 N
1 P N Y55
4 P N G44
1 P N D85
4 P N G44
H 2 4/05/1988 A 14 N
H 2 5/17/1908 A 4 L
S 2 8/06/1988 A 3 N W82
S 2 9/06/1988 C 1 N W82
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Y SUBJECTS
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Y
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BROWNIES (GIRL SCOUTS)
SEE ALSO GIRL SCOUTS
BRIDGE BETWEEN YOUNG AND OLD
P^BIRBSWING MESSAGE FOR CHILDREN
BROWNING FERRIS INOfTRIES INC.
i*tty U 1 OUS LOWER QUOTE IN WASTE BIDS)
COTCIUmWES RECYCLING CONTRACT ^^^
COUNCIL SMRTED ISSUES IN RECYaMS CONTRACT
Seun DIDN'T GET THE RED CARPET
U^TEmK CLAIMS TOWN OWES IT COMPENSATION
WASTE CWPANY ISN'T LIKELY TO ACCEPT PROPOSAL
HTLLSBOROIGH TRASH SQUABBLE HEATS UP _ mA
trash ntctrrV redwater on hillsborough agenda
gfyEEffFmSflYS^n^OMB NOT SETTLING m
%KnSs SELF INEUGIBLETO SETTLE BFI WASTE MATTER
CafciL MEMBERS FWCR REVIEW OF TOWN LAWYER POLICY
MEDIA COSTS LESS THAN U OF BIU
BROWNSVILLE, TEXAS
SE PeSrASS WANTS BETTER/^ARATION FOR DISASTERS
SHERIFF'S SUGGESTION POINT WELL-TAKEN
^^T^SPEeW^ SCIENCE, MATH SCHOOL SERIES
SEE ALSO FURNITURE MARKET
BROYHILL FOUNDER DIES AT 96
H ^A^'r^^ N ^INGIKUE IN ^aK"
NICARAGUAN NATIVE INDICTED IN N.C. ARRESTED IN KEXIUU
^ET^WoSj^HftY K RESULT* BRUNSWICK AM MP CHANGES
PROGRAM INCREASES ASSAULT CONVICTIONS
hSTfOUND DEAD IN BRUNSWICK JAIL
BRUNSWICK NUCLEAR PLANT <SOUTHPORT, N.C.)
THl « Mi: (£ Z 1% a^idents
^TTJRSIN^OLIIW HAVE TOP YEAR DURING 1987
FINE PROPOSED AGAINST CPU- .^ mm
CP&L WANTS TO STORE HIGH-LEVEL NUCLEAR WASTE IN WAKE CUUNIT
BRUNSWICK STEW
SE CHURCH STEW TAKES BIG POTS, BIG PADDLES
BRUNSWICK STEWCCORRECTION PRINTED 12-29-88)
CLEARING THE RECORD
^V^mWAvS WASTEPtfER+ACKING FIRM
■ °;s^rc^^ H ^'^sW
^SEE SEVERE COMBINED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY
^RJBBLE FACTOR SAYS BUSH; GOP GUM CIGARS TOP DUKE STOGIES
Naming the mogtt* bubble
forever blowing bubbles
2 12/12/1988 B
2 12/17/1988 C
1 P P S73
1 P N P38
S 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
5/02/1988
5/03/1988
5/05/1988
5/10/1988
7/26/1988
7/27/1988
7/29/1988
8/06/1988
8/11/1988
8/11/1988
8/18/1988
9/14/1988
9/14/1988
N H70
N H70
E
L
N R63
N R63
N R63
N R63
N S17
N R63
N R63
N R63
N R63
CHH 1 8/23/1988 A 3 P N R63
CHH 1 8/24/1988 A 4 E
H 2 1/27/1988 B 2 N
S 2 7/02/1988 B 5 P
H
2
H
2
H
2
S
2
S
2
H
1
1/18/1988 A
3/10/1988 C
6/03/1988 B
7/16/1988 C
8/13/1988 C
1 10/26/1988 C
12
7
3
2
1
6
H
M
N
N
N
N
H 2 3/29/1988 D 4 N
H 2 7/27/1988 B 5 N
H 2 12/09/1988 A 1 N
H 2 9/30/1988 C IP N P38
H 2 12/28/1988 B 1 P F W66
H 2 12/29/1988 A 2 N
S 2 5/09/1988 A 7 N
H 2 2/05/1988 D 7 P F W29
S 2 10/29/1988 B 1 P M K30
H 2 8/03/1988 A 1 P P L38
CHH 1 9/02/1988 A 2 P P L38
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INDEX
12/31/1988
BY SUBJECTS
RESEARCHERS STUDYING MICROBUBBLES
BUCKEYES (OHIO NICKNAME)
GOOD LUCK, MAYBEj HOLE IN POCKET, FOR SURE
BUCKNELL UNIV.
DURHAM ACADEMY GRAD PLEDGES KKG SORORITY
BUCKNELL DEFEATS DAVIDSON, 21-13
BUCKUHEAT (OUR GANG)
DUKE OFFICIALS APOLOGIZE TO BLACK COACHES GROUP
BUCKUHEAT ZYDECO (MUSIC GROUP)
BUCKWHEAT ZYDECO IN ACTION
NOBODY'S TAKING BUCKUHEAT FOR LAURENCE WELK ANY MORE
TASTE OF PARTY-DANCE SOUND IN BIG BARN TONIGHT
BUDDHISTS
LUNAR CALENDAR USED TO SET MANY RELIGIOUS HOLIDAYS
BUFFALO, NEW YORK
SHUFFLIN' OFF...
BAD SPORTS BUFFALOED
BUFFALO BILLS
FANFARE/BILLS IN CHARLOTTE
BUFFALOS
ANIMALS JOIN THE ACT
BUILDING CODE, VIOLATIONS
PARHAM REGRETS UNFINISHED TASKS
BRADHAM: INSPECTIONS DEPT. CLEANING UP ACT
VIOLATIONS OF FIRE CODE FOUND IN ORANGE SCHOOLS
PROPOSED BUDGET LACKS NEW HOUSING INSPECTORS
COLLAPSE OF HOTEL SUITE CEILING KILLS GREENSBORO MAN
BUILDING MUST BE MOVED OR TORN DOUN
UNC FRAT HOUSES MEET STANDARDS
WORK KEEPS FRATS OPEN
BUILDING CODES
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C., DOUNTOUN BUILDINGS
SEE ALSO DURHAM DEPT. OF INSPECTION SERVICES
SEE ALSO DURHAM INSPECTIONS DIVISION
SEE ALSO HIGH-RISES
SEE ALSO HOUSING CODE
SEE ALSO SEPTIC TANKS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO SEPTIC TANKS, N.C.
SEE ALSO SEPTIC TANKS, ORANGE COUNTY
N.C. PLANTS CHECKED FOR RADIATION LEAKS
ENTRANCEUAYS PLAN ON HOLD
4 PERCENT RAISE FOR CITY WORKERS ENDORSED
COMMITTEE OKS ADDING STAFF FOR INSPECTIONS
APT. BUILDING MET FIRE CODES
HOUSING INSPECTORS PRAISED
SCHOOL OFFICIAL CLAIMS N.C. BUILDING STANDARDS TOO STRICT
TALL BUILDINGS ALL RIGHT WHEN PROPERLY ZONED
HILLSBOROUGH PLANNERS TO MULL SUBDIVISION ISSUE
STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION ALLOWING HOME RULE ON BUILDING STANDARDS
BUILDING COLLAPSES
SEE ALSO FLOOR COLLAPSES
SEE ALSO ROOF COLLAPSES
WOMAN SEEKS FUNDS TO REPAIR HOME CRUSHED BY TREE
BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
SEE ALSO BUILDING CONTRACTORS
SEE ALSO CAPITAL FACILITIES FEES
SEE ALSO CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO HIGH-DENSITY HOUSING
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C -PG L P BYL
4 N
H 2 7/10/1988 C 10 D U L57
2 6/23/1988 A
2 10/30/1988 C
18
11
H 2 3/03/1988 B 1 P N N36
2/12/1988 D
5/27/1988 D
7/22/1988 D
21 PP
2 P F
8 F L37
H 2 12/23/1988 C 4 N P41
2 12/11/1988 D 4
2 12/16/1988 A 4
H 2 5/01/1988 C 13 P N
H 2 10/29/1988 A 4 E
S
2
1/05/1988 A
1 P N H70
s
2
1/28/1988 A
1 N H70
H
2
3/27/1988 B
1 N L90
s
2
5/20/1988 A
1 N H70
H
2
6/25/1988 C
2 N
H
1
7/27/1988 B
1 N
s
2
8/10/1988 A
3 N .
s
2
8/11/1988 A
4 E
H 2 2/11/1988 B
8
N
H 3 5/18/1988 C
1
N M70
H 2 6/04/1988 B
1
N S51
S 2 6/04/1988 A
1
N H70
CHH 1 8/22/1988 A
2
N M25
H 2 9/04/1988 D
4
L
CHH 1 9/22/1988 A
3
N M25
H 2 10/08/1988 A
4
E
CHH 1 10/27/1988 A
3
N R63
H 2 11/04/1988 A
12
N
CHH 1 8/20/1988 A 5 P N H90
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L P
BYL
SEE ALSO HOME IMPROVEMENT
SEE ALSO H.C. HOME BUILDERS ASSOCIATION
g £3 BVEL CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS
SEE ALSO SUBDIVISION CONSTRUCTION s 2 1/01/1988 A
DURHAM FLOOD PLAN SATISFIES ALL PARTIES | 2 1/01 / 1988 c
WHAT A VIEW M MinuMi „ ... . „_ |f) H 2 1/10/1988 F
OFFICE SPACE IN DURHAM IS FILLING UP s 2 1/13/1988 A
COLD, YES; DELAYS, NO ,,__ r „ 3 2 1/19/1988 A
MAN FINDS JOBS FOR THE HWELESS J 1/19/1988 B
developer: Durham lags iNHitaHENSi-TY housing g 2 1/22 /i988 a
NEW HOUSING IN DURHfiH JUgre^W^ „__-. H 2 1/24/1988 D
INSIDE OUT; OJM« Cgjm IBIggJgHDS THE WRIGHT STUFF 1/26/1988 C
DURHAM CONSTRUCTION STEADY IN NOVEMBER ^^ H 2 1/31/1988 F
TRIANGLE REAL ESTATE SHOULD BE OK IN '88, SAYS U-AT HflnrtK g 2 2/M/1988 A
St HCTC BUYERS AVERAGING $24,000 EQUITY IN NEW HOME H 2 2/07/19| F
WORK RESUMES »«— — . H 2 2/14/1988 F
K&M Wflk W H*"*™ CONSTRUCTION H | ££» F
TRIANGLE HOUSING DIPS BUT AREA STILL A HOT SPOT j3 | 3/07/1988 C
GETTING READY ««u«c TvmrcnffWT H 2 3/13/1988 F
DOWNTOWN DURHAM NEEDS MORE PRIVATE INVESTMENT H 2 3 / 15 / 1 988 B
A FIELD IN THE Cin „„„„„.,,„,„ S 2 3/28/1988 C
VALUE OF DURHAM BUILDING PERMITS TUMBLES g | 4/17/1988 D
THE TIMES, THEY ARE..- H 2 4/17/1988 D
OVERRUNS ON DURHAM PROJECTS COULD BE HIGH H 2 4/19 /i988 B
VERTICAL PATTERN ^ „,_„,.. H 2 4/22/1988 A
COHMENT ON SEASIDES WAS ^SHOCST R 2 4/2 3/1988 A
SLOW, STEADY TRIANGLE GrajTHDraTED S 2 4/27/1988 A
FEBRUARY CONSTRUCTION SKYROCKETS IN DURHAM g 2 5/0 i/l9S8 B
EXAM TIME GETS NOISY AT UNCG s 2 5/14/1988 A
MOVIN' ON UP S 2 5/17/1988 C
SKY BEAMS . H 2 5/20/1988 C
OUT, UP AND OVER ^ Tkl S 2 5/27/1988 A
DURHAM BUILDING RAMS NO. 2 IN STATE rnHTRUCTICN H 2 6/16/1988 C
COUNTY CONSTRUCTION UP 273 H 2 7/12/1988 A
HE'S GETTING HIGH ON THE JOB s 2 7/1^1988 B
ON THE BEAM S 2 7/15/1988 C
BUILDING UP THE ARTS S 2 7/16/1988 A
CLEARING LAND S 2 7/18/1988 C
F^RStVKaST FOOD, NOW IT'S FAST BUILDINGS J j ™$g §
X rDIFF^ENCE A YEAR CM *KE « 2 7/24/1988 F
THE TOP OF THE TOWER S 2 7/29/1988 C
GETTING IN SHAPE _ H 2 7/30/1988 B
CIVIC CENTER PROGRESS CHH 1 8/01/1988 A
KENAN HIGH _^~^-„. ,.v S 2 8/05/1988 A
DURHAM CONSTRUCTION SKYT^OCKETS 44X H 2 8/0 6/1988 C
MAYBUILDING IN CITY UP 44 PERCENT OVER APRIL ^ j 8/10/1988 A
A NEW-FASHIONED HOUSE-RAISING H 2 8/28/1988 F
LIONS CLUB INDUSTRIES BUILDING H 2 8/28/1988 B
HIGH, HOT HAMMERING __ il „. u ^ TTml S 2 9/02/1988 A
DURHAM LEADS STATE J^CCt^UCTION CONSTRUCTION H 2 9/03/1988 C
CIVIC CENTER, DUKE PROJECTS MAKE DURHAM TOPS IN N.C. CONSTKUUlUN ^ J 9/0 7/l988 A
ALL IN A DAY'S WORK H 2 9/13/1988 B
HIGH-HO, TO WORK THEY GO H 1 9/13/1988 B
HIGH-HO, TO WORK THEY GO H 2 9/15/1988 B
HAVE A SCOOP OF YARD? CHH 1 9/16/1988 A
TIMBERLYNE BALANCING ACT S 2 9/27/1988 A
2 OFFICE BUILDINGS UNDER WAY BY MALL g 2 10 /08/1988 A
DURHAM CONSTRUCTION 4TH W STATE „ 2 10/16/1988 F
BUILDING ACTIVITY IN 45 CniES DEaiNES
P N H70
P P C45
D N
P P M66
F G59
Q H70
N W82
F C19
N
N L41
P T32
N L41
P 576
N
N
N W82
N
N
P S76
N
P T37
N W82
F S76
E
P S73
L
N C60
N W82
N
P L38
P S73
P S76
N H82
N D22
1 D N
1
4
1
1
3
1
8
1
1
2
1
1
7
1
1
3 P
1 P
3 P
1
1
3 P
9 P
9 P
1 P
1 P
N W82
U G33
P S73
P T37
P M66
P M66
N C44
P T37
K30
M66
M64
. S73
N H02
N
N R63
P T37
P
N W82
N
L38
B90
B90
M66
L38
P
P
P
P
. P _
1 M N W82
1 N W82
1 N
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BUILDER CITES ADVANTAGES OF ffiTAL
durham leads in homebuilding
hello, down there
sky walker
cheap; virginia businessman does first-rate job of selling,..
precarious perch
early march occupancy slated
durham building values double
building construction, theft
see also robbery, durham
siding salesman draws complaints
tractor theft probed
3 charged in construction thefts
treated lumber stolen from construction site
cutting torch stolen
police log/commode stolen at construction site
police log/microuave oven stolen from house
tree wasn't good security
forklift recovered
police log/construction material stolen from site
city's reported crime up 2.7 percent
thief takes cash, jewelry from restaurant
police log/appliances stolen from two new homes
police log/materials stolen from new home site
police log/eight water coolers removed from site
series of thefts nets 3-year term
police log/goods taken from construction site
police log/light fixtures taken from building site
building contractors
see also building construction
see also building developers
see also construction industry
see also durham, n.c., contract bidding
see also durham county, n.c., contract bidding
see also federal contracts
see also heating contractors
see also housing, n.c.
see also minority contractors
see also paving contractors
durham contractors protest user-fee hikes
repeat home buyers averaging $24,000 equity in new hofc
more city minority business contracts go to out-of-town firms
council asks majority bid costs
black contractor faults bond survey
local builder focuses on first-time buyers
council helps young people get training in construction
senate attempts to speed payments to subcontractors
migrant labor bill compromise close
board approves renovation funds for courthouse
sharp rise in inspection fees upsets heating, air conditioning,
contractors hot at new county fees; officials taking 2nd look. .
durham contractors urge protests to higher permit fees
building developers
see also building contractors
see also capital facilities fees
see also chapel hill, n.c, housing
see also coastal development, n.c.
see also durham/orange home builders association
see also home builders association of durham and chapel hill
see also impact fees
see also planned unit development
see also subdivision construction
homeowners sue builder in dispute over equipment
commissioners ok developers' plan of treyburn homes
developer; Durham lags in high-density housing
homeowners get $18,000 for busting damage
wittenberg still bullish on downtown
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I T
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L Y
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H 2 10/30/1988 F
1 P N C47
S 2 11/14/1988 A
1
N M06
H 2 12/03/1988 C
7 P P T32
H 2 12/06/1988 C
1 P P T32
H 2 12/11/1988 D
6 P N C47
H 2 12/16/1988 C
1 P P K30
H 2 12/25/1988 F
1
P P T37
S 2 12/28/1988 A
1
N H70
S 2 2/18/1988 C
1
N
H 2 2/20/1988 C
3
N
H 2 3/06/1988 B
3
N
H 2 4/02/1988 B
3
N
H 2 4/20/1988 C
2
N
CHH 1 6/15/1988 A
10
N
CHH 1 6/18/1988 A
3
N
H 1 6/30/1988 B
1
N
H 1 7/09/1988 C
1
N
CHH 1 8/03/1988 A
3
N
H 2 8/16/1988 B
1
N M51
S 2 9/21/1988 C
1
N
CHH 1 9/28/1988 A
3
N
CHH 1 9/28/1988 A
3
N
CHH 1 10/26/1988 A
3
N
H 2 11/03/1988 C
7
N
CHH 1 11/09/1988 A
3
N
CHH 1 12/11/1988 A
3
N
S
H
S
S
S
H
H
H
H
CHH
H
S
S
1/12/1988
2/07/1988
3/16/1988
3/22/1988
4/28/1988
6/05/1988
6/16/1988
6/18/1988
6/24/1988 B
7/07/1988 A
10/14/1988 C
10/15/1988 B
10/24/1988 A
Q H70
N L41
N H70
N H70
N H70
N
N D22
N
N
N B81
N A54
N H65
N H65
H
2
1/07/1988 C <
i N W27
H
2
1/12/1988 B 1
I N A54
S
2
1/19/1988 B 1
I Q H70
S
2
1/23/1988 B
I N M06
S
2
1/25/1988 A 1
I N U82
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^fcK FIGHTING MALI DEVELOPER OVER, ROAD ACCESS
fiRI^TH AMD WftTS
HiafflSH MEG**ALL CWLEX n WORKS
HT1LSB0R0UGH MEGA-MAUL ^COHPLEXIN WORKS
S^SB^AT^WpMFn. PRESERVE FOREST
l^&^^Ss^LAND FOR 11 BANK BRANCHES
FAK iS^CTATEKJTUC BUILDING DESIGN
CLUB DEWLOPERS SEE NICKLAUS AS LINK TO GREEN
DURHAM TO STUDY IMPACT FEES /wvm
GOVERNORS CLUB HEARING DRAWS CROUD
ANTI-COMMERCIAL YIEW IS COSTING CITY MONEY
□SnranBNX. to outpace nation in '88
TraTOERNE' DEVELOPER DECIDES ON NEW NAME
^r^TNROLLING HILLS FIGHTING UPHILL BATTLE „
PUBLIC RESTONSETO TREE PROPOSAL HCSTLYFAVORABLE
^^StVbUILDERS ARE PARTNERS, PORTER SAYS
DEVELOPMENT ALTERNATIVES WORSE
FNUTRONMENTAL LAW TALKS STILL MONTHS AUAY
ffiAU^FlA^ &<XO PRESERVE RURAL AREAS
CfflCttEASING rXsTIFFENS IN DURHAM
gggS^D^Ig ■ 85 SLOW GROWTH
PANEL DISCUSSES TRAFFICIJIVEL
Cm MAY STICK WITH CURRENT SEWER POLICY
IMPACT FEES MAY LIMIT HOMEBUYING
8&^SlS^0 K rCVELOPtCNT
HAMNER DOESN'T GRASP SYSTEM
Si^aS^ each «.
TAX ON DEVELOPMENTS COULD RAISE *2 MILLION LAW WW
SHOEING CENTER IS PROPOSED
CARRBORO POSTPONES LANMJSE CHANGES
DB*L0PERS PRIMING TOBACCO LAND
aJI ^ALifS N INSPECTIONS DIVISION
PARHAM REGRETS UNFINISHED TASKS
N
P
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
S
H
S
H
S
H
H
H
H
S
H
H
H
H
S
H
S
H
S
E
— DATE — C -PG
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
3
2
2
2
2
3
2
2
CHH 1
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
H
S
S
S
s
s
s
s
H
s
H
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
S 2
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
1/29/1988 A
1/31/1988 B
1/31/1988 F
2/04/1988 B
2/04/1988 A
2/04/1988 A
2/08/1988 A
2/09/1988 B
2/16/1988 B
2/18/1988 A
2/18/1988 A
3/07/1988 C
3/10/1988 A
3/16/1988 A
3/19/1988 B
3/19/1988 A
3/20/1988 F
3/21/1988 A
3/22/1988 B
4/10/1988 D
4/10/1988 F
4/12/1988 B
4/18/1988 A
4/19/1988 B
4/27/1988 C
4/29/1988
5/01/1988
5/06/1988
5/18/1988
5/18/1988
5/20/1988
6/18/1988
6/27/1988
6/28/1988 B
7/03/1988 A
7/10/1988 F
7/13/1988 A
7/14/1988 A
7/15/1988 A
7/15/1988 A
7/27/1988 B
8/16/1988 A
8/16/1988
8/25/1988
8/26/1988
8/30/1988
9/02/1988
9/06/1988
9/07/1988
9/07/1988
9/11/1988
9/22/1988
10/06/1988
10/07/1988
10/08/1988
10/11/1988
10/12/1988
10/18/1988
11/04/1988
11/08/1988 B
11/08/1988 A
11/08/1988 A
11/08/1988 A
11/15/1988 A
11/17/1988 A
11/21/1988 A
S 2 1/05/1988 A 1 P
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BRADHAM'. INSPECTIONS DEPT. CLEANING UP ACT
HOME BUYERS SHOULD GET HOMES PROPERLY INSPECTED
IMPROVING INSPECTIONS CITY'S GOAL
PROPOSED BUDGET LACKS NEW HOUSING INSPECTORS
COUNCIL NEEDS TO ADD MORE HOME INSPECTORS
PREISS URGES MORE FUNDS FOR INSPECTORS
PROPOSALS COULD INCREASE INSPECTION FEES BY 9 OR 11X
LACK OF INSPECTIONS UNFULFILLED PROMISE
COUNTY LOWERS HEATING/AC FEES, DROPS TWO OTHERS
BUILDING MATERIALS
WHITE GOO ON U.S. 70 ALARMS RUSH-HOUR DRIVERS
RUSH-HOUR TRAFFIC ENDURES MUCK: 450 GALLONS OF IT
BUILDING PERMITS, DURHAM
NEW HOUSING IN DURHAM JUMPS 39X
DURHAM CONSTRUCTION STEADY IN NOVEMBER
TRIANGLE REAL ESTATE SHOULD BE OK IN '88, SAYS CLAY HAMNER
DURHAM BUILDING PERMITS LISTED
CITY, COUNTY PART WAYS ON BUILDING PERMITS
DURHAM HOUSING TOPS $100,000
DURHAM COUNTY ISSUES BUILDING PERMITS
VALUE OF DURHAM BUILDING PERMITS TUMBLES
BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED IN DURHAM
BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED IN DURHAM COUNTY
DURHAM CITY BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED
COUNTY ISSUES BUILDING PERMITS
BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED
FEBRUARY CONSTRUCTION SKYROCKETS IN DURHAM
BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED IN DURHAM SURPASS $32 MILLION IN FEBRUARY
BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED
DURHAM ISSUES BUILDING PERMITS
BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED
DURHAM BUILDING RANKS NO. 2 IN STATE
CITY OF DURHAM ISSUES PERMITS TO BUILD DUELLINGS, ADDITIONS
DURHAM COUNTY APPROVES BUILDING PERMITS
BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED
COUNTY CONSTRUCTION UP 27X
COUNTY BUILDING UP, CITY'S DOWN
CITY ISSUES BUILDING PERMITS
COUNTY BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED
CITY BUILDING PERMITS LISTED
COUNTY LISTS BUILDING PERMITS
DURHAM CONSTRUCTION SKYROCKETS 44X
MAY BUILDING IN CITY UP 44 PERCENT OVER APRIL
SEWER WOES MAY CURB DURHAM GROWTH
COMMISSIONERS ISSUE PERMIT FOR BUILDING POST OFFICE NEAR ROUGEMONT
DEVELOPERS CONCERNED FEES WILL SLOW GROWTH
CITY MAY STICK WITH CURRENT SEWER POLICY
DURHAM BUILDING INSPECTORS ISSUE PERMITS
DURHAM LEADS STATE IN CONSTRUCTION
DURHAM SEWER WORK STOPPED,- SOME PROJECTS HALTED FOR LACK OF PERMITS
CIVIC CENTER, DUKE PROJECTS MAKE DURHAM TOPS IN N.C. CONSTRUCTION
INSPECTIONS DEPARTMENT ISSUES DURHAM BUILDING PERMITS
DURHAM BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED
DURHAM CONSTRUCTION 4TH IN STATE
DURHAM COUNTY ISSUES BUILDING PERMITS
INSPECTION OFFICE ISSUES BUILDING PERMITS
INSPECTIONS OFFICE ISSUES BUILDING PERMITS
LATEST DEVELOPMENT PLANS DRAIN FARRINGTON ROAD PLANT
COUNTY ISSUES BUILDIN6 PERMITS
DURHAM LEADS IN HOMEBUILDING
CITY BUILDING PERMITS TOPS
COUNTY INSPECTIONS DEPARTMENT GRANTS DURHAM BUILDING PERMITS
DURHAM BUILDING VALUES DOUBLE
DURHAM RANKS 2ND IN BUILDING PERMITS
BUILDING PERMITS, N.C.
SEE ALSO CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT
SEE ALSO SPECIAL USE PERMIT
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2
1/28/1988 A
1
N H70
H
2
3/06/1988 F
1 P N
S
2
5/20/1988 A
1 P N H70
S
2
5/20/1988 A
1
N H70
S
2
5/20/1988 A
4
E
S
2
6/01/1988 A
1
N H70
S
2
6/02/1988 A
1
N H70
S
2
8/10/1988 A
4
E
H
2 12/13/1988 C
1
N A54
S
2
7/19/1988 A
1
N B53
H
2
7/20/1988 B
16
N
S
2
1/22/1988 A
1
N W82
H
2
1/26/1988 C
4
N
H
2
1/31/1988 F
1 D N L41
S
2
2/13/1988 A
8
N
S
2
2/26/1988 C
1
N U82
S
2
3/09/1988 A
1
N U82
S
2
3/10/1988 C
4
N
S
2
3/28/1988 C
1
N U82
S
2
4/01/1988 A
3
N
S
2
4/01/1988 A
13
N
s
2
4/13/1988' B
4
N
S
2
4/18/1988 A
6
N
S
2
4/26/1988 B
8
N
S
2
4/27/1988 A
1
N W82
H
2
4/28/1988 D
10
N
S
2
4/29/1988 C
3
N
S
2
5/10/1988 B
8
N
S
2
5/16/1988 C
10
N
S
2
5/27/1988 A
1
N U82
S
2
6/02/1988 C
3
N
S
2
6/03/1988 C
14
N
S
2
6/14/1988 C
3
N
S
2
6/27/1988 A
1
N W82
H
2
6/28/1988 B
1
N
s
2
7/18/1988 C
4
N
S
2
7/21/1988 A
16
N
S
2
8/03/1988 B
6
N
S
2
8/03/1988 B
6
N
S
2
8/05/1988 A
1
N H02
H
2
8/06/1988 C
1
N
S
2
8/16/1988 A
1
N H70
H
2
8/24/1988 B
1
N A54
S
2
8/25/1988 A
1
N H70
S
2
8/30/1988 C
1
N H70
S
2
9/01/1988 A
14
N
S
2
9/02/1988 A
1
N U82
H
2
9/03/1988 A
1
N S51
H
2
9/03/1988 C
1
N
S
2
9/08/1988 A
10
N
S
2
9/29/1988 A
10
N
S
2 10/08/1988 A
1
N U82
s
2 10/11/1988 B
4
N
S
2 10/17/1988 B
7
N
S
2 10/25/1988 A
12
N
H
2 11/04/1988 A
1
N S51
S
2
11/11/1988 A
6
N
S
2 11/14/1988 A
1
N M06
H
2 11/15/1988 C
6
N
S
2 12/06/1988 C
5
N
S
2 12/28/1988 A
1
N H70
H
2 12/29/1988 A
12
N
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TRIANGLE HOUSING DIPS BUT AREA STILL A HOTSPOT
MUNTOWN Km NEEDS MORE PRIVATE INVESTMENT
JAWARY BUILDING HITS 6-YEAR LOU
BUILDING ACTIVITY IN 45 CITIES DECLINES
CARRWRO DENIES CIRCLE K CHARGES
DURHtflRANre 2ND IN BUILDING PERMITS
^^^L^PERNIT^Lffis WILL FACE DELAY WITH CHANGES
ra^aOT«rmw^Lm»m«BE couwty
BUILDING RATE DliCfSFOR 3RD STRAIGHT YEAR
DURHAM LEADS IN HOMEBUILDING
^WMlR 'NOT FANCY,' BUT DLKABLE
BULBS
SE PLaK!sUAL BULBS NOU FOR SPRING COLOR
"■SSVSO EATING
SE ^C«N 3 H ITH I EATING DISORDERS CfTOJFDJD HOLIDAYS TORTUROUS
HOLIDAYS HARD FOR PERSONS WITH ANOREXIA
EUJ °^ S 0F BULKHEADS DEBATED
BULL BUZZARD SCAVENGER HUNT
^£BSSSbSI HUNT LIKE GAME OF TRIVIAL PURSUIT ON «£ELS
BULL CITY
^HISTcSiaK'bULL; CITY'S NICKNAME CA€ FROM A KJSTARD MISTAKE
TIME IS ENEMY FOR 'BULL CITY BLUES' FILM
SHOOTING THE BLUES
SHOOTING THE BLUES
MjffiLuK FESTIVAL PLANNED FOR SEPT. 16-17
BH" SmLn^aSLffttOBaiks FEST ACTS
[SllC^M ^ FE5flVALPLA»0 FOR SEPT. 16-17
A LONG, HOT AUTUMN
ARTSUNWRAPPED DURING CENTERFEST
BIG WEEKEND FOR THE ARTS ^^
EffiQHUliHIWUfti
VARIETY ADIS TO DURHAM'S BLUES
OPENING BLUES nrrcK
BUU DURHAM BLUES FEST A SUCCESS
BULL DURHAM GETS THE BLUES
""■ BULL CmH&SS aUB TAKES SOCCER CHAMPIONSHIP
^^^SoTc^oK'lK^ORTS, BASKETWil (MEN)
*VBlfJl ffl^GETSWLLral WITH LEAGUE FOES
N
P
H
H
H
H
H
H
CHH
H
S I T
E ELY
D — date — C -PG L P BYL
1/10/1988
1/31/1988
2/28/1988
3/13/1988
4/03/1988
10/16/1988
11/01/1988
12/29/1988
L41
CHH 1 6/10/1988 A 7 N H90
CHH 1 6/21/1983 A 1 C H B81
CHH 1 7/25/1988 A 1 C N M70
S 2 11/14/1988 A 1 N M06
S 2 4/02/1988 A 6 N
H 2 9/18/1988 E 12 P U B56
S 2 12/06/1988 C 1 N
H 2 12/23/1988 B 3 N
S 2 8/03/1988 C 5 N
H 2 7/10/1988 C 1 P N P38
H 2 6/26/1988 B 1 U N36
s
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
S
2
S
2
S
2
S
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
1
H
2
S
2
4/25/1988 A
6/28/1988 B
7/01/1988 D
8/05/1983
8/05/1988
8/05/1988
8/11/1988
8/16/1988
9/01/1988
9/02/1988
9/08/1988
9/15/1983
9/15/1988
9/15/1988
9/16/1988
9/16/1983
9/17/1988
9/17/1988
9/17/1988
9/19/1988
9/22/1988
1
14
6
1
12
13
12
11
9
12
2
2
3
3
1
12
1
7
7
2
3
N
U U66
F W66
P K30
F W66
F W66
N
U U66
N
F W66
F B71
N
F B71
N B71
P
F U66
N W66
R L37
P T32
R L37
1 R B71
S 2 11/29/1988 D 6 P N A76
H 2 12/09/1988 B 1 P N P75
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SUBJECTS
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N.C. CENTRAL RIPS LIVINGSTONE
EAGLES SKIN BEARS,- FACE ST. AUG'S
NCCU SLIPS BY ST. AUG'S
EAGLES RELIEVED TO CLAIM TITLE
BULL CITY RODDERS
SEE ALSO AUTOS, ANTIQUE
VINTAGE CAR SHOW SET FOR OCT. 7-9
BULL CITY SERTOMA CLUB
SEE ALSO DURHAM SERTOMA CLUB
SERTOMA CLUB TO GIVE $11,000 TO DUKE CLASSIC
NEW OFFICERS
SERTOMA CLUB HOT DOGS TRADITION AT DUKE STADIUM
BULL CITY STREET RODDERS
...LOOKING FORWARD TO BULL CITY STREET ROD RUN ON SUNDAY
H 2 12/10/1988 B 1 P N P75
S 2 12/10/1988 B 1 P N P52
H 2 12/11/1988 C 1 P N P75
S 2 12/12/1988 D 5 P U P52
S 2 8/22/1988 C 3 N
H 2 6/30/1988 B 10 N
S 2 8/26/1988 C 2 P P S73
H 2 9/21/1988 B 4 P N C45
H 2 4/22/1988 D 16 P P T33
BULL DURHAM (FILM)
DURHAM SHARES AS MOVIE FIRMS SPEND IN N.C. H 2 1/17/1988 B
TODAY'S POOL ROOMS BREAK TRADITIONAL IMAGE S 2 1/26/1988 B
APPLAUD THIS JUNKET H 2 2/02/1988 A
SLOWER PACE, LACK OF UNIONS DRAM FILMMAKERS TO N.C. S 2 2/11/1988
*3.8 MILLION MORE NEEDED FOR CAROLINA THEATER PROJECT H 2 3/15/1988
MOVIE BULL DURHAM WILL PREMIERE HERE H 2 5/19/1988
'BULL DURHAM' PREMIERES HERE S 2 5/19/1988
'CROC,' MURPHY, DISNEY LOOK LIKE SUMMER WINNERS H 2 5/27/1988
•BULL DURHAM' OPENS S 2 6/02/1988
LITTLE LEAGUERS IN 'BULL DURHAM' S 2 6/07/1988
'BULL DURHAM' PREMIERES SATURDAY S 2 6/09/1988
PLAY BULL! STUDIO PINNING HOME-RUN HOPES ON THOM MOUNT'S... LOVE STORY... H 2 6/10/1988
PREMIERE PLANS H 2 6/10/1988
LYNCHBURG'S DEVLIN HAVING DEVIL OF TIME IN 2ND CHANCE H 2 6/10/1988 B
CITY ROLLS OUT THE CARPET FOR BULL DURHAM; MOVIE HITS HOME FOR REAL... H 2 6/12/1988 A
CITY ROLLS OUT THE CARPET FOR BULL DURHAM; BASEBALL COMEDY GETS GOOD... H 2 6/12/1988
FANS WILL RELISH FLAVOR OF BULL DURHAM H 2 6/12/1988
BASEBALL FILMS TOP SUMMER LIST CHH 1 6/13/1988
PREMIERE WAS NIGHT FOR BULL CITY S 2 6/13/1988
'BULL DURHAM' PRODUCER'S PREMIERE IS A GRAND SLAM H 2 6/14/1988
PRIDE IN DURHAM SURGING AFTER MOVIE S 2 6/14/1988
SARANDON NOW 'BULLISH' ON BASEBALL CHH 1 6/16/1988
BULL DURHAM A 'HIT' ON MANY LEVELS CHH 1 6/16/1988
'BULL DURHAM' IS A DISGUSTING MOVIE H 2 6/16/1988
SHUTTING OUT THE PUBLIC H 2 6/16/1988
NO RECORD CROWD AT BULL DURHAM OPENING H 2 6/16/1988 B
PUBLIC CHEATED OUT OF CHANCE TO SEE MOVIE IN THEIR THEATER S 2 6/16/1988 A
'BULL DURHAM' BIG ON NOSTALGIA S 2 6/16/1988 D
BASEBALL'S CLOWN PRINCE DEBUTS IN BULL DURHAM H 2 6/17/1988 A
Y'ALL GO SEE BULL DURHAM FOR YOURSELVES, YA HEAH? H 2 6/18/1988 B
GROUP THAT RENTED THEATER HAD RIGHT TO OWN GUEST LIST S 2 6/21/1988 A
B ULL D URHAM TAKE $5 MILLION FOR WEEKEND H 2 6/22/1988 A
LETTER WRITER OFF BASE H 2 6/22/1988 A
WILL BULLS REAP BENEFITS OF HOLLYWOOD EXPOSURE? S 2 6/23/1988 B
MOVIE WAS INSULTING H 2 6/24/1988 A
THE REAL CRASH DAVIS IS A DUKE ALUMNUS S 2 6/25/1968 B
DIAMOND CHIPS S 2 6/25/1988 B
"YOU'VE BEEN IN THIS NEIGHBORHOOD FIVE YEARS!..." (CARTOON) H 2 6/26/1988 D
IT'S A DURHAM BULLS MARKET ON BALLPARK CORNER SOUVENIRS H 2 6/28/1988 A
DURHAM BULLS A 'HIT' ON TV S 2 6/29/1988 A
•BULL DURHAM' IS NOT WONDERFUL S 2 6/29/1988 A
SUMMER INSPIRES IDLE OBSERVATIONS S 2 6/29/1988 B
'BULL DURHAM' IS NOT STORY ABOUT THE CITY S 2 7/01/1988 A
DIAMOND CHIPS S 2 7/09/1988 B
♦BULL DURHAM' HAS THE MOST SATISFYING MOMENT IN HISTORY OF MOVIES H 2 7/14/1988 A
FOR THE MODERN WOMAN, HERO OF 'BULL DURHAM' IS THE MATURE MAN H 2 7/15/1988
OH, MY! STARS AND GARTERS H 2 7/29/1988
THEY DO RETURN TO DURHAM H 2 7/30/1988
THE REAL CRASH DAVIS; HIS SUDDEN STAR STATUS IS AS AMAZING AS HIS STORY H 2 8/07/1988
SAUGET, NOT CRASH, MADE REAL-LIFE CIRCUIT OF MINOR LEAGUES H 2 8/14/1988
PATKIN UNCHANGED BY SUCCESS H 2 8/21/1988
N C60
N A76
E
N
N C19
N C47
F B71
R
N
N A76
N
F C19
N
N C52
N C52
N C19
R S66
R
N B71
U W15
N A76
F
R
L
L
N W29
L
R B71
N
U
L
N
L
N
L
F
U P52
T R56
N N36
N B53
L
U C09
E
U P52
U
U
FZ11
E
N M14
N C52
N
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m.T.HL.Y/.JJ^.IJtfA," 5U!JEC,S
KLrWBWKE IT OUT OF MINORS
RUbWE MOVIES ON *CK
"hi I DURHAM' PITCHER TRIES HAND AT VIKING ROLE
IMPROVES TO BE AWINNER IN DURHAM SPORTS
BULL DURHAM BIKE FEST
BIKE RIDERS MAKE STOPS FOR HISTORY
BULL DURHAM SMOKING TOBACCO
SEE BULL DURHAM TOBACCO CO.
BULL FIGHTING ..-rrr^mou
TORTURE IN THE AFTERNOON
BUJJl C^TRUaiON WORKER HURT
^JIjeSie! Ml^etproof VESTS FOR LAWMEN
BULLET LEAVES MARK ON OFFICE'S LIFE
DtfARTWENT HONORS WOUNDED OFFICER
UOUNDEDOFFICER HONORED BY POLICE
BU±I ANGER SUPPORT GROUP PUTS CHILDREN ON RIGHT PATH
BULL °BULL0CK^ E BARBECUE RAISES A RHAPSODY
™SE ALSO BUTNER BULL TEST STATION
BOB BURTMANJ MAN BEHIND BULL'S BULL
^ S AN E CfEN 1 BCa< IS MAGIC IN HANDS OF HOWARD JAY
^'cHU^uRttWILL BE TURNO INTO A PRESERVE
BUMPER STICKERS OFFEND
^ftgRkk'n RU CRASHES
UVU SPuTE^Y^L^ifDOW'S MOBILE HOME PttK
BUNC %^MsSl8 TO KEEP INMATES
BUNCOMBE COUNTY SCHOOLS
N
P
H
H
S
S
H
H
S
H
H
S
S
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E L Y
C -PG L P BYL
8/27/1989 D
8/27/1988 D
8/30/1988 D
8/31/1988 B
9/09/1988 D
9/18/1988 C
10/07/1988 B
10/09/1988 D
10/14/1988 D
11/10/1988 D
12/27/1988 B
N C52
N C52
F A76
F S27
F
U H14
N
N
N
N
N A76
H 2 5/28/1988 C 5 N
H 2 5/29/1988 C 3 N C47
2/05/1988 A
2/06/1988 A
2/08/1988 A
6/26/1988 B
9/11/1988 D
N M06
N
E
U N36
U G33
H 2 9/13/1988 A 4 L
S 2 4/26/1988 A 1 P P T32
H 2 2/25/1988 A 16 N
H 2 5/23/1988 C 1 P N M51
S 2 10/11/1988 C 1 P N B53
H 2 10/12/1988 B 9 P N M51
S 2 10/13/1988 A 6 D F G59
H 2 9/02/1988 D 15 P R D77
H 2 6/19/1988 B 1 P U N36
CHH 1 6/27/1988 A 3 P N Vll
H 1 12/09/1988 C 1 N T33
H 2 2/24/1988 A 4 L
H 2 12/05/1988 A 4 L
H 2 1/19/1988 A 12 N
H 1 4/07/1988 B 3 N
H 2 5/04/1988 D 6 N
S 2 3/25/1988 A 5 N
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1/01/1988
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INDEX BY
12/31/1988
S U 6 J
' C T S
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P D
S IT
E L Y
— DATE — C -P6 L P BYL
H 2
5/20/1988 C 1 N L40
BUNCOMBE COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPT.
FLYING BRASS
BUNKEY'S CAR UASH
HEN WITH GUN, RAZOR ROB CAR-WASH CLERK
AT&T'S JOSEPH COLSON TO ADDRESS BANQUET
BUNN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C.
THEFTS AT BUNN ELEMENTARY SCHOO L INVESTIGATED
FOOD STOLEN FROM SCHOOL CAFETERIA
BUR-MIL COUNTRY CLUB
SEE ALSO BURLINGTON INDUSTRIES
MUR-MIL CLUB ON BLOCK
BURCH AVENUE
REPAIR WORK BEGINS: CITY BOND FUNDS LAG
MOSQUITO SPRAYING UPSETS RESIDENTS
PANEL REQUESTS REPORT ON USE OF INSECTICIDE
SPRAYING CONCERNS COUNCIL MEMBER
BURCH AVENUE RESIDENTS STILL ABUZZ OVER COUNTY MOSQUITO SPRAYING PLAN
HEALTH OFFICIAL BACKS SPRAYING
BOARD DEFERS ACTION ON MOSQUITO SPRAYING
INDECISION POOR WAY TO HANDLE SPRAYING
BUREAUCRACY, N.C.
STATE BUREAUCRACY STOOPS TO KILL DAY-CARE PROGRAM
BUREAUCRACY, U.S.
SEE ALSO FEDERAL EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO REGULATORY AGENCIES
DR. HITCHINGS SAYS RED TAPE HAS COST THOUSANDS OF LIVES
BURGER KING (ELLIOT ROAD, CHAPEL HILL)
GREENPEACE MOVES INLAND
BURGER KING (FRANKLIN ST., CHAPEL HILL, N.C.)
GREENPEACE KEEPS UP PRESSURE AGAINST BURGER KING WHALER
BURGER KING (GUESS ROAD)
RALEIGH MAN RECEIVES SIX YEARS FOR ROBBERY, ATTEMPTED ROBBERY
RALEIGH MAN IS SENTENCED TO 20 YEARS FOR ROBBERIES
BURGER KING (HILLSBOROUGH ROAD)
POLICE PROBE ROBBERIES, CHARGE MAN IN CAR THEFT
BURGER KING (1200 WEST CLUB BLVD.)
2 ROB CLUB BLVD. RESTAURANT
ARMED PAIR ROB BURGER KING
BURGER KING (U.S.)
ENVIRONMENTAL GROUP PROTESTS BURGER KING 'WHALER' SANDWICH
GREENPEACE MOVES INLAND
BURGER KING: BOYCOTT ICELANDIC FILETS! SAVE THE WHALES! (CARTOON)
BUSINESS BRIEFLY...
BURGLAR ALARMS
SEE ALARM SYSTEMS
BURGLARY
SEE ROBBERY, DURHAM
SEE ROBBERY, N.C.
SEE ROBBERY, U.S.
BURGLARY RING
SEE ALSO FENCING (CRIMES)
SEE ALSO ROBBERY, DURHAM
H 2 4/09/1988 A 14 P P
S 2 3/03/1988 C 1 N
H 2 5/08/1988 B 5 P N
1 1/28/1988 B 6
1 2/17/1988 B 18
H 2 3/07/1988 C 2 N
S
2
4/02/1988 A
1
N U82
S
2
7/12/1988 B
1
N N06
H
2
7/19/1988 B
1
N S51
S
2
7/19/1988 B
1 P N H70
S
2
7/26/1988 B
1
N H70
S
2
7/27/1988 A
1
N H70
S
2
8/19/1988 C
1
N H70
S
2
8/22/1988 A
4
E
H 2 8/23/1988 A 4 E
H 2 11/05/1988 A
1 P N
CHH 1 7/19/1988 A
1 P N K25
CHH 1 8/17/1988 A
3 P N S17
H 2 2/02/1988 C
H 2 2/04/1988 C
6 N S82
8 N S82
S 2 12/29/1988 A 1 N B53
S 2 1/16/1988 B 1 N
H 2 1/17/1988 B 1 N
H 2 5/12/1988 B 1 P N M70
CHH 1 7/19/1988 A 1 P N M25
CHH 1 7/20/1988 A 4 T T C50
H 2 9/08/1988 D 6 N
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12/31/1988
SUBJECTS
N
E
P
D
S
2
H
2
H
2
H
1
H
1
H
2
H
3
S
2
H
2
H
1
H
1
H
2
S
2
H
2
H
2
s
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
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&MS 8p™ 8"Klion in stolen goois
FrK^STCURTTY^ICERS PLEAD GUILTY TO THEFTS
cffirt USED CAR DEALER CONVICTED OF THEFT CHARGES
RANDOLPH raUNTY MANSAYS THIEVES STOLE HIS IDENTITY
TWONTy. Ctff DEALERS PLEAD GUILTY IN CASE
THEFTS BRING CHANGES INCAR SALVAGE LAW
COUARD SENTENCED IN ARMED ROBBKIES
MANPLEADS GUILTY TO ARMED ROBBERIES, GETS 25 YEARS
FRANKLINDEPUTIES INVESTIGATING BREAK-INS
CHA^TTE OFFICER FACES CHARGES IN N.H.
TUOGET14 YEARS EACH FOR ROBBERIES
MEN SENTENCED IN ROBBERIES
HHVin KK^ BREWING
El S {^MBIBS H^EAK-IN
UNTlf Hlf «RESt7»BIG HIKE* UAS BELOVED POLICEMAN
POLICE SAY HMREDS OF AUTO BREAK-INS SOLVED
BURIALS
SEE FUNERALS
BURKE WILLIE Y M 'GRADUATE'S' CASE PROBEDBY ATTY. GEN.
^ CHARGESIN PHONY OBIT CASE POSSIBLE
B ^JUdKyS H SOC0LS NOT REQUIRED TO PROVIDEHOHE SERVICES
BUwt COWrrSBOARD PLANS PRAYER AND PLEDGE
BURKE'S PEERAGE __„
ROYALTY IN THE BUSHES?
^^FjfALSO DAILY TIMES-+CWS (BURLINGTON, N.C., NEWSPAPER)
SEE ALSO GOODWILL INDUSTRIES, BURLINGTON
SEE ALSO MISS BURLINGTON PAGEANT H
HMMiiHIhh— -
85M fS«R^IOT«sJ8lTED *ER A SECOND TIME jj
SgTON fEiUsVy^-^D, HJRTS FIVE «
HOT-AIR BALLOONS TO RACE AT BURLINGTON H
rSJSMBURLINGTON COMPLAINS OF ODOR FROM BOG FOODPLANT JJ
fflcE OWCHWaiPPLAW TO RJILD SHELTER FOR HOMELESS H
FE& B l^^YHp rv FimAM OUT OF MONEY
fl^^J^t^m^^*" ™ BRING IN ICLLAR jj
ISLINGTON TO START COLLECTING LEAVES g
BURLINGTON PROGRAM TO BE ON TV
^'alK'bC^^S^RATERRITORIAL AGREEMENT ■
"VHIlMINHIiHHni |
FOUR BURLINGTON BOND ISSUES PASS
BURLINGTON, N.C., BUDGET
1/05/1988
2/27/1988
4/02/1988
4/29/1988
5/03/1988
5/04/1988
5/10/1988
5/31/1988
6/01/1988
7/01/1988
7/08/1988
7/26/1988
7/26/1988
7/28/1988
8/10/1988
9/16/1989
9/17/1988
9/26/1988
9/29/1988
1
16
3
2
1
6
2
1
16
3
2
B 10
A 9
N B53
N
N
N
N
N
N
N B53
N
N
N
N S82
N B53
N
N M51
N B53
N
N
N M51
H 1 8/03/1988 BUN
H 2 9/07/1988 C 6 N
H 2 9/02/1988 C 3 N
H 2 12/14/1988 DUN
H 2 7/11/1988 A 4 E
1/21/1988 D
2/02/1988 A
2/03/1988 C
2/04/1988 B
2/05/1988 C
2/25/1988 B
3/01/1988 B
3/04/1988 C
4/01/1988 C
5/05/1988 B
5/17/1988 C
5/19/1988 B
5/22/1988 B
6/18/1988 C
6/24/1988 C
7/25/1983 A
7/27/1988 B
9/07/1988 C
9/09/1988 C
10/15/1988 C
10/15/1988 C
6
11
1
1
1
1
1
1
3
2
3
1
1
3
1
7
1
1
1
1
1
N
N
N
N H60
N H60
N
N
N 046
N
N
N
N
» P
N
N
? P
N
N T35
N H60
N
M
K30
1 11/16/1988 C 1 N T35
1 7/23/1988 C
1 9/03/1988 C
1 10/07/1988 C
1 11/10/1988 C
1 N H60
1 N H60
1 N H60
1 N
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1/01/1988
INDEX BY
12/31/1988
SUBJECTS
SEE ALSO BURLINGTON CITY COUNCIL, BUDGET
BURLINGTON WANTS CRUISING CURBED CLOSE TO HOSPITAL
NEU BURLINGTON BUDGET KEEPS 50-CENT TAX RATE
BURLINGTON, N.C., BUSINESSES
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE COUNTY, N.C., TOURISM
SEE ALSO BURLINGTON, N.C., INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
SOLARS STORE LEAVING DOWNTOWN BURLINGTON
NEU BURLINGTON BANK MAY OPEN IN JUNE
STEVENS DIVISION HEADQUARTERS WILL BE IN BURLINGTON
BURLINGTON FIRM HOPES PROCESS SHAKES UP TAPE WORLD
BURLINGTON ECONOMIC FACE GETS LIFT
$1 MILLION COMMERCIAL, RETAIL CENTER PLANNED IN BURLINGTON
HEARING BEGINS ON BURLINGTON BANK APPLICATION
COMPANY RELOCATING TO BURLINGTON
BURLINGTON WILL GET WAL-MART
CHATHAM DOG FOOD BRAND SOLD; PLANT SHUT IN BURLINGTON
COUPLE TAKES WEDDING TO FELLOW EMPLOYEES AT DEPARTMENT STORE
BURLINGTON, N.C., CABLE TELEVISION
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE COUNTY, N.C., CABLE TELEVISION
BURLINGTON PROGRAM TO BE ON TV
BURLINGTON, N.C., CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS PROGRAM
JAN. MEETINGS SET ON BURLINGTON CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS PROGRAM
BURLINGTON, N.C., CHRISTMAS PARADE
CHRISTMAS PARADE TO ROLL SATURDAY IN BURLINGTON
BURLINGTON, N.C., DOWNTOWN REDEVELOPMENT
SELLARS STORE LEAVING DOWNTOWN BURLINGTON
MAIN STREET PROGRAM EYED FOR DOWNTOWN BURLINGTON
BURLINGTON ECONOMIC FACE GETS LIFT
BURLINGTON WANTS CRUISING CURBED CLOSE TO HOSPITAL
BURLINGTON IS ONE OF 5 TOWNS JOINING MAIN STREET PROGRAM
BURLINGTON EYES REOPENING DOWNTOWN MALL TO VEHICLES
BURLINGTON, N.C., ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE COUNTY, N.C., ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS
♦7.5 MILLION BOND ISSUE GOOD BET FOR BURLINGTON
PUBLIC HEARING TUESDAY IN BURLINGTON ON $7.5 MILLION BOND REFERENDUM
MONDAY IS THE LAST DAY TO REGISTER TO VOTE ON BURLINGTON'S BOND ISSUE
FOUR BURLINGTON BOND ISSUES PASS
BURLINGTON, N.C., GARBAGE COLLECTION
COLLECTION CHANGES
BURLINGTON, N.C., GROWTH DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO BURLINGTON, N.C., INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
*1 MILLION COMMERCIAL, RETAIL CENTER PLANNED IN BURLINGTON
BURLINGTON, N.C., INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE COUNTY, N.C., INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO BURLINGTON, N.C., BUSINESSES
SEE ALSO BURLINGTON, N.C., GROWTH DEVELOPMENT
COMPANY RELOCATING TO BURLINGTON
BURLINGTON, N.C., LOCAL OPTION ELECTION
SEE BURLINGTON, N.C., ELECTIONS
BURLINGTON, N.C., LOOP ROAD
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE COUNTY URBAN AREA THOROUGHFARE PLAN
THOROUGHFARE PLAN DEFENDED AT HEARING
BURLINGTON, N.C., MAYOR'S OFFICE
JOHN S. 'JACK' MAY, FORMER MAYOR OF BURLINGTON, DIES
BURLINGTON, N.C., ORDINANCES
BURLINGTON PUTTING BRAKES ON CRUISING
-DATE-
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S I T
E L Y
C -PG L P BYL
H 1 5/18/1988 C 1 N T35
H 1 6/08/1988 BIN
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
1 1/16/1988 C
1 1/27/1988 C
1 2/06/1988 B
3 2/25/1988 B
2 2/26/1988 A
1 3/04/1988 C
2 3/23/1988 A
1 4/19/1988 B
1 5/31/1988 B
2 8/13/1988 C
1 12/20/1988 C
1 N T35
1 N HAO
1 N H60
2 N
9 N H60
1 N T35
14 N H60
1 N H60
1 N
1 N
1 P N
H
1 10/15/1988 C
1
N
H
1 12/30/1988 C
1
N H60
H
1 11/18/1988 C
1
N H60
H
H
H
H
H
H
1 1/16/1988 C
1 2/18/1988 B
2 2/26/1988 A
1 5/18/1988 C
1 6/03/1988 C
1 12/14/1988 C
1
1
9
1
1
1
N T35
N
N H60
N T35
N H60
N
H 1 7/23/1988 C 1 N H60
H 1 9/03/1988 C 1 N H60
H 1 10/07/1988 C 1 N H60
H 1 11/10/1988 C 1 N
H 1 5/27/1988 C 1 N
H 1 3/04/1988 C 1 N T35
H 1 4/19/1988 B 1 N H60
H 1 7/01/1988 C 1 N T35
H 2 8/22/1988 B 6
H 1 7/20/1988 B 1 N T35
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BURLINGTON POLICE ENFORCING LAW TO CURB CRUISING
BURLINGTON, N.C.. OUTLET STORES
^OUTLET 'fflSiPHlBW HAS SEEN CHANGES IN PAST DECADE
BURLINGTON, N.Cm SHOPPINGCENTERS
^fNGT^U^i^-^T
""■ WiTION'fiRWMTO THOROUGHFARE PLAN IN WEST BURLINGTON
^SEeTsO SSMk cSSBr, M.C., TAX RATE
S ^BURLINGTON BUDGET KEEPS 50-CENT TAX RATE
^WfcTON'wANTfcRUISING CURBED CLOSE TO HOSPITAL
""Sift H^iNG^^DTKaNGTON ON *7.5 MILLION BOND REFERENDUM
FOUR BURLINGTON BOND ISSUES PASS
^SS fjSt ^BURLINGTON ZONING EXPANSION
ffiSs^TNFKS IN COUNTY SCHOOLS CASE
^MWmUNICIPAL AIRPORT
m WJSS^SS& FAIR COMING UP THIS WEEKEND
^ WrKn BOYsVr HILL DODCORE AT WHITE HOUSE
RENOWNED CHOIR SINGS AT THE ZOO
ZOOPROGRAM FEATURES BOY CHOIR
BURLINGTON CAROUSEL FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO CAROUSELS
%JRLI^TON T CA&L , FESTIVAL TO FEATURE VARIED DISPLAYS
SwiNBTON CmBEL FESTIVAL LINES UP JOHN (mEE, FIREFALL
Sands expected Saturday for annual carousel festival
carousel festival merry time for kids
^SE^^S^N.^^RISTMAS P*ADE
BURLINGTON CITY COUNCIL
J&tfSK 1 ™ lira m uumtw mm anmm
UMnNBAtaanft «.
BURLINCTONMG FOOD PLANT TO CLOSE DOWN FOR CLEANUP
HMnMMI nknNW
ffiNCTON COUNCIL EXPLORES JOINING PIEDMONT TRIAD
S I T
N E ELY
p D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
H 1 8/09/1988 B 1 N
H 1 6/14/1988 B 1 N
H 1 5/31/1988 B 1 N
H 1 2/23/1988 B 1 N H60
H 1 6/18/1988 C 1 N H60
H 1 6/08/1988 B 1 N
H 1 5/18/1988 C 1 N T35
H 1 9/03/1988 C 1 N H60
H 1 11/10/1988 C 1 N
H 2 1/06/1988 B 6 N
H 1 1/20/1988 B 1 NT35
H 1 5/31/1988 BIN
H 1 8/17/1988 B 1 N T35
H 1 3/15/1988 B 1 N H60
H 1 12/13/1988 C 1 N H60
S 2 12/15/1988 D 5 N
H 2 12/16/1988 D 5 F
H
2
H
1
H
1
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
1
H
1
H
1
H
1
H
1
H
1
H
1
H
2
H
1
H
1
H
1
H
1
8/20/1988 C
8/25/1988 B
9/14/1988 B
9/17/1988 C
9/19/1988 C
1/06/1988 B
1/20/1988 B
2/04/1988 B
3/03/1988 B
3/05/1988 C
3/19/1988 C
4/07/1988 B
5/18/1988 C
6/18/1988 C
7/01/1988 C
7/20/1988 B
8/17/1988 B
9/07/1988 C
N H60
N H60
N H60
N H60
P N T33
6
N
1
N T35
1
N H60
1
N T35
1
N H60
1
N
1
N T35
1
N T35
3
N
3
N
1
N T35
1
N T35
1
N T35
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1/01/1988
INDEX BY
12/31/1988
SUBJECTS
BURLINGTON AWARDS CONTRACT FOR DAN
BURLINGTON EYES REOPENING DOWNTOWN MALL TO VEHICLES
JAN. MEETINGS SET ON BURLINGTON CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS PROGRAM
BURLINGTON CITY COUNCIL, BUDGET
SEE ALSO BURLINGTON, N.C., BUDGET
NEW BURLINGTON BUDGET KEEPS SO-CENT TAX RATE
BURLINGTON CITY PARK
BLAST! BOOM! IT'S HALLOWEEN!
BURLINGTON CITY SCHOOL BOARD
BURLINGTON SCHOOLS SUING OVER ASBESTOS
BURLINGTON CITY SCHOOLS
BURLINGTON SCHOOLS SUING OVER ASBESTOS
SETTLEMENT MAY END SUIT OVER ASBESTOS
BURLINGTON SCHOOLS GET $835,000 IN SETTLEMENT
1987 NATIONAL TEACHER OF YEAR JOINS ELON COLLEGE FACULTY
APPLICATIONS BEING TAKEN FOR AFTER-SCHOOL DAY CARE
BURLINGTON CITY SCHOOLS, SUPERINTENDENT
RULING ON SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENTS NOT AFFECTING DISTRICTS IN TRIANGLE
BURLINGTON COAT FACTORY
RULING ON DISCOUNT TRADE CRITICIZED
BURLINGTON COMMUNITY BLOCK RENT GRANT DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM
SEE ALSO FEDERAL COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FUNDS
BURLINGTON TO GIVE TOURS OF COMMUNITY IMPROVEMENTS
BURLINGTON FIRE DEPT.
FULL-TIME FIREMEN STILL HOT TOPIC IN ALAMANCE
ALAMANCE BOARD REVERSES VOTE ON FIREFIGHTER FUNDS
BURLINGTON FOLKS GIVE OPINIONS ON CITY SERVICES
TWO CHILDREN DIE IN BURLINGTON FIRE
TWO CHILDREN DIE IN BURLINGTON FIRE
ALAMANCE PANEL STARTS WORK ON FIRE DEPARTMENT FUNDING
ALAMANCE WILL PAY TO MAN SOME FIRE STATIONS
TWO-ALARM BLAZE IN BURLINGTON DOES U MILLION DAMAGE
BURLINGTON FURNITURE
J. ALVIN PHILPOTT, RETIRED BURLINGTON FURNITURE PRESIDENT
BURLINGTON HOLDINGS INC.
BURLINGTON HOLDINGS SAYS EARNINGS UP
BURLINGTON INDIANS
INDIANS WIN OPENER
INDIANS WIN SECOND
B-INDIANS CAPTURE FIFTH STRAIGHT
AFTER 8 HOURS, BURLINGTON FALLS IN 27 INNINGS
BURLINGTON TOPS PULASKI
BURLINGTON DUMPS CUBS
OLIVA'S HOMER PACES TWINS
ODOR SHINES FOR INDIANS
INDIANS TOP PRINCETON
PRINCETON CUTS BURLINGTON'S LEAD
PULASKI WHIPS BURLINGTON
BRISTOL WINS, 5-1
INDIANS TOP BRAVES
PULASKI DOWNS INDIANS
INDIANS RIP WYTHEVILLE
BURLINGTON WINS
TWINS EDGE INDIANS
INDIANS NIP METS
KINGSPORT BLANKS BURLINGTON, 6-0
INDIANS WIN 9-5
BURLINGTON WINS
KINGSPORT TOPS INDIANS
N E
P D — DATE-
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S I T
E L Y
C -PG L P BYL
H 2 11/16/1988 C
H 1 12/14/1988 C
H 1 12/30/1988 C
2 N
1 N
1 N H60
1 6/08/1988 B 1 N
H 2 10/28/1988 D 8 P F C19
H 1 2/09/1988 B 1 N
H 1 2/09/1988 B 1 N
H 1 6/04/1988 B 1 N
H 1 6/09/1988 B 1 N
H 2 7/07/1988 B 1 P N H60
H 2 8/27/1988 C
N
H 2 6/21/1988 B 12 N
H 2 5/04/1988 B 6 N
H 1 4/02/1988 C 1 N
H
1 2/19/1988 C
2
N H60
H
1 3/15/1988 B
1
N T35
H
1 3/19/198S C
1
N
H
2 3/31/1988 B
1
N
H
1 3/31/1988 B
1 P N
H
1 4/08/1988 C
1
N R60
H
1 5/18/1988 C
1
N
H
1 10/01/1988 C
1
N T35
H
2 4/08/1988 C
2
H 2 2/19/1988 B 7 N
H
2
6/20/1988 B
3
N
H
2
6/21/1988 B
3
N
H
2
6/24/1988 B
2
N
H
2
6/26/1988 C
2
N
H
2
6/29/1988 B
3
N
H
2
7/02/1988 D
2
N
H
2
7/04/1988 B
3
N
H
2
7/05/1V88 B
3
N
H
2
7/18/1988 B
4
N
H
2
7/19/1988 B
3
N
H
2
7/25/1988 B
4
N
H
2
7/31/1988 B
4
N
H
2
8/01/1988 B
4
N
H
2
8/02/1988 B
4
N
H
2
8/04/1988 D
2
N
H
2
8/05/1988 B
2
N
H
2
8/06/1988 D
2
N
H
2
8/08/1988 B
4
N
H
2
8/09/1988 B
3
N
H
2
8/10/1988 B
3
N
H
2
8/11/1988 D
2
N
H
2
8/13/1988 D
2
N
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1/01/1988
INDEX B
12/31/1988
Y S U B J E
INDIANS LOSE ONE, GIV€ ONE AUAY
INDIANS TOP PHILLIES
INDIANS FALL IN 10
INDIANS FALL nn „
BULLS, INDIANS RAJNCD OUT
INDIANS LOSE PLAYOFF GAME
METS BOUNCE BURLINGTON
FANFARE/ET CETERA
BURLINGTON TO SELL UNITTO JAPANESE
KK^R^IN^RETIRB ) TEXTILE INDUSTRY EXECUTIVE. DIES
BRt TNGTON SOLS OFF EUROPEAN HOLDINGS
Sll=i : AT^?^ ST bOM DOW
BuK^nSiES SELLING MREj OPERATIONS
I»^ ^INIW S^CTILL PLAOE TEXTILE INDUSTRY
^TE^LfS'H 7 ^^S S B^ I frDUST
EsTwter^lX^^^^s
^ I KNG 1 r?ffi!^?s«^ N ui
"WW1BJBB* dowtoun nrlington
^ I Sp^A?i^SaSY **ES BURLINGTON VISIT
^SetWA sou™-
M ^gaSB : yS T 6M OPINIO ON Cm SERVICES
ESCAPEE FROM BURLINGTON CAUGHT IN GEORGIA 1TCTur
BUra^TONPOLICE ENFORCING LAW TO CURB CRUISING
"^SSlV^H^SSS^, N.C., NEWSPtfES)
^KSSSS^.SfL C^NT^&ED IN BURLINGTON
HAS SEEN CHANGES IN PAST DECADE
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U ' S 1/24/89
S I T
M
E ELY
P
D —DATE— C -PG L P BYL
H
2 8/17/1988 B 3 N
H
2 8/18/1988 D 2 N
H
2 8/19/1988 B 2 N
H
2 8/27/1988 D 2 N
H
2 8/30/1988 B 4 N
H
2 8/31/1988 D 2 N
H
2 9/01/1988 D 5 N
H
2 12/02/1988 B 3 N
H
1 2/06/1988 B 1 N H60
H
2 2/24/1988 B 3 N
H
2 2/25/1988 D 5 C N
H
2 2/29/1988 A 1 P N
H
2 3/24/1988 D 12 N
s
2 4/07/1988 C 6 C N
H
1 4/19/1988 B 1 N T33
H
2 4/25/1988 A 11 N
s
2 4/25/1988 A 6 N
H
2 4/29/1988 B 9 N
H
2 6/07/1988 A 16 N
H
2 6/24/1988 A 1 N CM
H
2 7/22/1988 C 1 P N W29
s
2 7/22/1988 C 1 P P K30
s
2 9/13/1988 B 16 N
H
2 9/22/1988 D 7 N
s
2 11/07/1988 C 12 N
H
2 12/01/1988 D 5 N
H
2 3/07/1988 C 2 N
H
2 10/12/1988 A 12 N
H
2 2/19/1988 B 7 N
H
1 2/18/1988 B 1 N
H
1 9/27/1988 C 1 P N T35
H
1 6/14/1988 B 1 N
H 1 3/19/1988 C 1 N
H 2 4/12/1988 A 11 N
H 1 8/09/1988 B 1 N
BURMA
'THE FILIPINOS AND KOREANS SHOtO US THE UAY.
(CARTOON)
H 1 3/04/1988 C 1 N T35
2 8/18/1988 A 4 T T R56
BURN CARE ^^
SEE ALSO BURN CENTER,
N.C. JAYCEES
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1/01/1988 - 12/31/1988 1/24/89
S I T
N E ELY
P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
ID BURNS TO YOUNG, ELDERLY PEOPLE
S 2 12/14/1988 C 2 U
BURN CENTER, N.C. JAYCEES
SEE ALSO BURN CARE
SEE ALSO N.C. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
2-YEAR-OLD DIES IN MAYSVILLE FIRE
BURNOUT, BIKINIS BACK AT UNC FRAT
NEW BERN EMPLOYEE SERIOUSLY INJURED BY ELECTRIC SHOCK
BURN VICTIMS
SEE ALSO IMMOLATION
SEE ALSO WIFE BURNING
MAN BURNED WHEN BARREL EXPLODES
VANCE COUNTY WOMAN DIES OF BURNS
FLASH FIRE FATAL TO TWO WORKERS
PERSON COUNTY MAN INJURED IN FIRE
2-YEAR-OLD DIES IN MAYSVILLE FIRE
AUTOPSY BEING DONE ON BURNED INFANT
WASH EXPLODES, 2 MEN FLEE LAUNDROMAT
BOY DIES IN ROXBORO FIRE; BABY SAVED
BLAZE KILLS 4-YEAR-OLD
BADLY BURNED YOUTH AWARDED $9.6 MILLION
BURLINGTON FIRE VICTIM IS IN SERIOUS CONDITION
ARSON CHARGE FOLLOWS FIRE IN EAST DURHAM
BURN VICTIM TO FACE ARSON, EMBEZZLEMENT CHARGES
POLICE SAY MAN BURNED GIRLFRIEND
KRESS REMAINS IN SERIOUS CONDITION
POLICE LOG/KRESS STILL IN CRITICAL CONDITION
TWO TEENS BURIED IN EXPLOSION
BURNED BODY FOUND IN PICKUP TRUCK
CHILD BURNED IN KITCHEN ACCIDENT
VANCE MAN BURNED IN FIRE AT HOME
EFLAND MAN SEVERELY BURNED
GREASE FIRE BURNS GOOCH ROAD WOMAN
BURNING PERMITS
SEE ALSO FIRES, DURHAM
SEE ALSO FOREST FIRES, DURHAM
BURNING BANNED IN WESTERN COUNTIES
BURNING BAN LIFTED
BAN ON BURNING LIFTED IN 24 COUNTIES
TONIGHT'S STORMS MAY BRING CHILL, HAIL, GUSTS
BURNING BAN EXTENDED IN N.C.
80 N.C. COUNTIES UNDER BURNING BAN
BURNING BAN LIFTED IN MUCH OF STATE
H 2 3/01/1988 B 16 N
H 2 4/08/1988 C 4 P N K65
H 2 10/01/1988 B 6 N
H
2
1/08/1988 B
4
N
H
2
1/14/1988 D
11
N
H
2
2/15/1988 B
7
N
H
1
2/16/1988 B
1
N
H
2
3/01/1988 B
16
N
H
2
3/09/1988 B
3
N
S
2
4/05/1988 A
1
N B53
H
2
4/08/1988 A
1 P N
S
2
4/08/1988 A
1
N B53
S
2
6/10/1988 C
6
N
H
1
7/06/1988 B
1
N
H
2
8/02/1988 A
1 M N M51
S
2
8/02/1988 A
1
N B53
H
2
9/12/1988 A
13
N
CHH 1
9/24/1988 A
3
N
CHH 1
9/30/1988 A
3
N
H
2 10/18/1988 C
6
N
H
1
10/18/1988 C
3
N
H
2 10/21/1988 t
11
N
H
1
11/04/1988 C
1
N
CHH 1 12/03/1988 A
2
N
S
2 12/30/1988 C
1
N B53
H
2
3/24/1988 D
6
N
H
2
3/26/1988 D
7
N
H
2
4/05/1988 B
8
N
S
2
4/06/1988 A
1
N S92
H
2
5/03/1988 A
12
N
H
2
5/04/1988 D
6
N
H
2
5/05/1988 A
21
N
BURNING SPEAR (BAND)
BURNING SPEAR! REGGAE RITUAL
BURNOUT
SEE ALSO STRESS
AUTHOR SAYS DISILLUSIONMENT, NOT STRESS,
IS BURNOUT A COPOUT?
'BURNS OUT' PASTORS
BURROUGHS WELLCOME
SEE ALSO WELLCOME FOUNDATION LTD.
NINE PHARMACEUTICAL, CHEMICAL COMPANIES FORM TRADE GROUP
FIRMS FORM STATEWIDE TRADE GROUP
CORPORATE PHILANTHROPY
DURHAM'S 2ND BEST WESTERN SCHEDULED FOR SUMMER
PATENT ON ACT APPROVED (CORRECTION PRINTED 2-12-88)
CLEARING THE RECORD
RTP'S AGENT STEPS DOWN BUT NOT OUT
BURROUGHS WELLCOME BUYS CRS SIRRINE'S PARK PROPERTY
1987 SALARIES INCHED UPWARD IN SOUTH
CORPORATE PHILANTHROPY
STUDY SHOWS ACT SHRINKS AIDS VIRUS
3-DAY SEMINAR AT UNC TO GIVE TIPS ON RAISING CAPITAL BY SELLING STOCK
ARTICLES ARTICLES
PARK COMPANY GIVES $50,000 TO WUNC-FM
H 2 10/21/1988 D 6 P F L37
H 2 8/25/1988 D 4 N
H 2 8/28/1988 D 4 E
H
2
2/03/1988 C
3
N
S
2
2/03/1988 A
13
N W82
H
2
2/04/1988 A
4
E
S
2
2/08/1988 C
10
N
H
2
2/10/1988 A
10
N
H
2
2/12/1988 A
2
N
H
2
2/14/1988 D
1 M N M97
H
2
2/17/1988 B
11
N R80
H
2
2/21/1988 B
8
N
H
2
2/25/1988 A
4
L
H
2
2/26/1988 C
14
N
S
2
3/05/1988 A
3
N W82
S
2
3/10/1988 D
11
N G59
H
2
3/18/1988 C
2
N
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ANNUAL
1/01/1988
INDEX B
- 12/31/1988
Y SU6JE
RS» JWM&. AIDS POLICIES
W^S^^S FOR AIDS HOUSE TO SERVE SOUTHEAST
fflRATIONS^O TO HELP FINANCE AIDS PATIENTS' HOME
AIDSWHE WLL^OW DURHAM'S COMPASSION
RESIDENCE FOR AIDS VICTIMS WORTHY GOAL
^SJS^SSk'^S^ STUDY
flHUnB SsWWB Mhl PHARMACEUTICALS... (CARTOON)
ffp^ %8fi WKlCITY ON WELLBUTRIN
A^S SakWIxT&ALTH UORKERS
S^ToWdE Wv^^ TESTS IN SPACE
K^S^cSI SS4 &1TH T THIS DISCOVERY EXPERMHT
BURTOU»€ WELLCOME MAKES UNC DONATION
a^^CRfflfn^-^^-IH-SPACE STUDY
SLOUGHS WELLCOME GIVES $20,000
UArTdEDICATION TURN HER WORLD AROUND ^
NOBELWINNERS SURPRISED, AS PLANKED
ra¥wK™ME&AS REAL PRIZE
N0BEL%REATET0 DONATE MONEY TO CHARITY
VBKKKV^WKV^ * li^s
NOBEL HMTO HAVE LONG-TERM REUTIONSHIP „,„_
N^tSy^SI«LLCOME AIDS DRUG'S EFFECTIVENESS
UNC NEWS BRIEFS
UNC, BURROUGHS WELLCOME CREATE FELLOWSHIP
RURROUGHS WELLCOME, EMPLOYEES
BURW K)UGt« ANNOUNCES PROMOTIONS.
BURROUGHS WELLCOME ANNOUNCES PROMOTIONS
BURROUGHS WELCWfATHLETES WIN
SERVICES HELP WORKERS COPE
BURROUGHS WELLCOME, SCHOLARSHIPS i FELLOWSHIPS
^fflffigg K«,, record growth
^^oSfe ISMS PROGR* =
M^CO^SGIFTBroSTS ™ATION^ RECORD GROWTH
fe'AT^^^ISE^sKMi^TY^INESS VENTURES
C T S
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S
I T
N E E
L Y
p D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
S 2 4/14/1988 A
1 N U82
H 2 4/15/1988 B
4 N
H 2 4/15/1988 C
1 N
S 2 4/15/1988 A
1 P N W82
H 2 4/16/1988 C
2 N
S 2 4/16/1988 A
4 E
H 2 4/23/1988 A
4 E
S 2 4/23/1988 A
1 N W82
S 2 4/29/1988 A
4 L
S 2 5/03/1988 A
1 N H70
H 2 5/06/1988 A
1 N C60
H 2 5/08/1988 B
5 P N
H 2 5/09/1988 A
4 T T R56
S 2 5/11/1988 C
1 N W82
S 2 5/16/1988 A
3 M .
H 2 5/27/1988 C
1 N C60
H 2 6/02/1988 D
8 N
H 2 6/12/1988 C
7 P A
CHH 1 6/23/1988 A
3 U L41
H 2 6/24/1988 B
4 P N M02
S 2 6/29/1988 A
12 U
S 2 6/29/1988 B
1 D F G59
H 2 7/04/1988 A
12 N
S 2 7/27/1988 C
2 N
H 2 8/01/1988 A
1 N
H 2 9/02/1988 A
4 E
H 2 9/13/1988 A
8 N
S 2 9/24/1988 A
3 P U U82
H 2 9/28/1988 A
1 F N C60
CHH 1 9/30/1988 A
11 N
H 2 10/11/1988 A
1 C N C60
H 2 10/12/1988 A
1 N C60
H 2 10/12/1988 B
8 N
S 2 10/17/1988 A
1 P N M06
H 2 10/18/1988 A
1 P N C60
H 2 10/18/1988 A
1 P N K65
H 2 10/18/1988 A
4 E
CHH 1 10/18/1988 A
1 P N S17
CHH 1 10/18/1988 A
4 E
S 2 10/18/1988 A
4 E
H 2 10/19/1988 A
4 T T R56
H 2 10/20/1988 C
1 N C60
H 2 10/22/1988 A
4 E
H 2 10/24/1988 A
1 N C60
S 2 10/27/1988 C
1 P N F53
S 2 10/29/1988 A
4 E
H 2 11/05/1988 A
1 P N
S 2 11/24/1988 A
12 N
H 2 11/25/1988 A
1 N C60
CHH 1 12/06/1988 A
7 N
S 2 12/10/1988 A
3 N
H 2 12/15/1988 B
2 N
H 2 12/15/1988 C
3 N
S 2 2/27/1988 A 8 P N
S 2 3/19/1988 A 8 N
H 2 5/24/1988 B 5 N
CHH 1 6/10/1988 A 3 N K65
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S
H
H
S
2 7/18/1988 A 1
2 7/20/1988 B 16
2/06/1988 A
3/21/1988 A
7/20/1988 B
7/21/1988 B
7/23/1988 B
3 P
7
16
4
7
N M06
N
N U82
N
N
N
N W82
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SUBJECTS
UNIVERSITY INN JOINS BEST WESTERN CHAIN
DUKE'S TIP RECEIVES $16,000
GOLDBERG NAKED TO BURROUGHS PANEL
BURTON SCHOOL
CHILD INJURES FINGER AT SCHOOL
BURWELL SCHOOL
HILLSBOROUGH GROUP SETS ELIZABETHAN AFTERNOON SUNDAY
BUS DRIVERS
SEE ACCIDENTS, BUSES
SEE BUSES, U.S.
SEE DURHAM, N.C., BUSES
SEE GREYHOUND BUS LINE
SEE SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS
SEE TRAILUAYS BUS
BUS SAFETY
SEE ACCIDENTS, BUSES
SEE ACCIDENTS, SCHOOL BUSES
BUS SYSTEM, N.C.
SEE BUSES, N.C.
BUSCH GARDENS
BUSCH GARDENS READIES TO OPEN EASTER WEEKEND
VA. 4TH! FIFES, DRUMS & EHNYLOU
BUSES, DURHAM
SEE DURHAM, N.C, BUSES
BUSES', N.C.
BUS, TRAIN SEARCHES GOOD ANTI-DRUG WEAPON
BRINGING BACK THE PAST
STATE SEEKS $77,000 GRANT FOR TRIANGLE BUS SYSTEM
PLANS FOR BUS LINK BACK IN GEAR; GULLEY DUBIOUS
FEDERAL GRANT SPARKS REGIONAL BUS SERVICE ADS
BUSES, U.S.
SEE ALSO DOUBLE-DECKER BUSES
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, BUSES
SEE ALSO SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, U.S., BUSING
truckers: put brakes on DRUG test IDEA
BUSH CREEK SUBDIVISION
BUSH CREEK SUBDIVISION PROPOSAL TO RECEIVE SECOND REVIEW MONDAY
BUSH CREEK VOTE TABLED IN CHATHAM
CHATHAM COMMISSIONERS DENY SUBDIVISION PLAN, 3-2
VOTE ON SUBDIVISION REVERSED IN CHATHAM
BUSH INSTITUTE FOR CHILD AND FAMILY POLICY
SEE UNIV. OF N.C-CHAPEL HILL BUSH INSTITUTE
BUSHES
SEE ALSO GARDENING, N.C.
SEE ALSO TREES
WADING INTO THE JOB
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL WOMEN'S CLUBS
SEE ALSO DURHAM BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL WOMAN'S
SEE ALSO N.C FEDERATION OF WOMEN'S CLUBS
SEE ALSO WOMEN, BUSINESSES
SEE ALSO WOMEN, CAREERS
CAREER WOMEN TO BE HONORED
NEW OFFICERS
CLUB PRESENTS WOMAN OF YEAR AWARD
CLUB
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C -PG L P BYL
2 9/06/1988 A
2 11/18/1988 C
2 12/31/1988 C
2 2/11/1988 C 1 N
2 5/19/1988 A 22 N
2 3/11/1988 D
2 7/01/1988 D
9 P F C19
8 P F C19
s
2
2/20/1988 A
4 E
H
2
3/04/1988 C
3 P P
H
2
6/11/1988 C
6 N
s
2
7/27/1988 C
1 N W82
s
2
9/01/1988 A
1 N U82
H 2 6/12/1988 C 1 N
H 2 1/24/1988 A 14 N 080
H 3 1/26/1988 C 1 N M10
H 3 2/16/1988 B 1 N M10
H 3 3/15/1988 B 1 N M10
H 2 5/18/1988 C 1 P P L38
H 2 1/07/1988 B 7 N
S 2 2/05/1988 C 3 P P K30
H 1 10/20/1988 C 1 N
BUSINESS CONSULTING GROUP
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SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. FUQUA SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
WM STUDENTS OFFER FREE BUSINESS ADVICE
MBA STUDENTS GET CLIENTS
"^SiSafilf mnm in c«apel hill softens-developer
^I^ITKss executes umrwTi
SFF ALSO SkEUNIV. EXECUTIVE MBA UEEKEND
H ALSO DUKE UNIV. FUOJA SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
H SHo STof^cS HILL SCHOOL OF EASINESS
SE DESPITE L «ALL STREET ^BUSINESS SCHOOLS THRIVING
ffii^lliS^^^ g« ™*" ™™
PROJECT TO TEACH TEENS PRACTICAL ECONOMICS CLASS
Jffil^S^fuNC BUSINESS SCHOOLS W10NG TOP 10 IN THE NATION
"i^ffiu™ IN BUSINESS
SE ^NDrS E 0PEi **LD OF CORPORATE BUSINESS TO TEEN • AMBASSADORS'
KlTE^COlJjffiMINAL TALKS ETHICS WITH STUDENTS
MBAS: NO LOCKS ON ETHICS
"SSSfSKS EDUCATION __
1 II ^%^SSI ^r£&usiness executes,
^y^S^ExSr!^ TOP 1987 TAR HEEL SALARY DERBY
BLACKS TOLD HARD WORK KEY TO SUCCESS
RUNNING INTERFERENCE
SE M M^'fOP BLACK EXECUTIVE
BUSINESS EXECUTIVES, SALARIES
S ^^ S NGwSlT*0RG^I2ATI0NS TAKE HOME AROND *40,000 A YEAR
^^^ffiSfLDERi'to 1 ^ OFF AT HOME FEST '88 EXHIBIT
BUSINESS FOUNDATION ELECTS NEU OFFICERS
BUSINESS INCUBATORS ATm
SEE HIGH TECHNOLOGY INCUBATOR
SEE INCUBATORi FACILITIES PROGRAM
SEE SMALL BUSINESS INCUBATOR
BUSINESS INDEX, N.C. AND SOUTHEAST (UACHOVIA)
f^INESS ACTIVITY UP DESPITE NOV. XCLINE
NX. BUSINESS UP IN DECEMBER
BUSINESS LAU
SE PRCTOTI6N , URGED FOR DIRECTORS OF CORPORATIONS
BUSINESS LOANS
H 2 8/24/1988 B 5 N D80
H 2 9/05/1988 A 4 L
H 2 3/10/1988 B 1 P N B81
S
2
S
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
S
2
CHH 1
H
2
H
2
1/18/1988
1/18/1988
2/07/1988
3/05/1988
3/31/1988
5/02/1988
7/27/1988
7/30/1988 B
8/19/1988 A
9/29/1988 B
11/30/1988 B
C
C
B
C
A
A
B
1
1
10
1
4
22
1
1
3
1
16
N W82
N U82
N
N
E
N
N J40
N U82
' N S17
N B60
N C47
CHH 1 8/19/1988 ft 3 P N S17
CHH 1 11/18/1988 A 3 P N L90
H 2 12/08/1988 A 4 L
H 2
CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
H 2
5/17/1988 B
6/20/1988 A
7/25/1988 C
7/30/1988 A
10/15/1988 A
9 N
7 P N
10 N
1 P N S17
4 E
H 2 2/28/1988 D 12 P N J20
H 2 9/11/1988 D 11 N
S 2 4/16/1988 A 3 P N W82
H 2 4/24/1988 B 12 N
1/10/1988 B 7 P U L41
2/07/1988 B 8 C N
H 2 1/31/1988 B 1
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see also interest rates
see also loan applications
heritage square late on county taxes, city loan s
business: north Carolina (magazine)
public companies in triangle among state's largest h
business park zone
see also industrial development, n.c.
see also research and development parks
see also zoning laws
planners oppose campground plan s
'unrestricted industrial' zoning eyed s
planners delay action on rezoning industrial land s
planners favor zone for a business park s
business schools
see business education
business week (magazine)
despite wall street uoes, business schools thriving s
ad section in magazine touts n.c. h
duke, unc ratings high as business school leaders s
magazine ranks duke, unc business schools among top 10 in the nation h
businesses, black-owned
see black-owned businesses
businesses, chapel hill
see chapel hill, n.c, businesses
businesses, durham
see also better business bureau
see also black-owned businesses
see also businesses, small
see also christmas, sales
see also clerks, durham
see also council for entrepreneurial development
see also duke univ. fuqua school of business
see also durham business and professional chain
see also durham business volunteer council
see also ehtrepreneurialship
see also internships
see also minority business development agency
see also minority business enterprise program
see also private sector initiative program
see also public-private cooperative ventures
see also raleigh/durham airport, businesses
see also retail sales, durham
glaxo releases timetable for research park expansions s
de loatche among largest shareholders at home su. h
american airlines, fuqua to sponsor 'venture '88' s
business briefing h
food, shovels, beer disappear fast as triangle residents storm stores h
move over dad— rambo annihilates snow-bound h
glaxo gets ok for oral antibiotic s
business activity up despite nov. decline h
office space in durham is filling up h
glaxo signs agreement to build computer network s
business briefing h
allenton opens new sales office s
durham shares as movie firms spend in n.c. h
top u.s. markets etch solid jump in home prices h
2 firms to offer plans at forum s
we're honoring martin luther king, jr. (ad) h
business briefing h
development may cost downtown parking s
rti 'bridges' program focuses on education in developing nations s
move over yuppies, advertisers have begun targeting a new 'tween' market h
rti awards $2.1 million subcontract to acurex corp. s
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2 6/23/1988 A 1 N H70
2 5/15/1988 C 14 P N
2 2/27/1988 C 1 N M06
2 2/27/1988 C 1 N M06
2 3/02/1988 A 15 N M06
2 5/03/1988 C 1 N M06
2 1/18/1988 C 1 N W82
2 9/29/1988 C 7 N
2 11/22/1988 A 1 N S78
2 11/30/1988 B 16 N C47
1/02/1988 A
1/03/1988 B
1/04/1988 A
1/07/1988 D
1/08/1988 A
1/09/1988 A
1/09/1988 A
1/10/1988 B
1/10/1988 F
1/11/1988 A
1/14/1988 D
1/16/1988 A
1/17/1988 B
1/17/1988
1/18/1988
1/18/1988
1/21/1988
1/21/1988
1/23/1988
1/24/1988 B
1/25/1988 A
3
8
9
5
1
1
3
7
1
3
5
3
6
1
9
14
6
1
8
7
5
N W82
U L41
N
N
N L38
N S51
N U82
U L41
N
N
N
N W82
N C60
N
N
A
N
Q H70
N U82
N
N
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1/01/1988
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Y SUBJECTS
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NBAS* STARTING SALARIES HIT NEW HIGHS
Kf&^ffiW'S HIS LAKBgOD VISION
Bk IW* %^»*™ ™ &T ^ ! ScTO 2 " 2-88 '
& B SeSS°WD PrareSSIONftL CHAIN ELECTS ISLER
BULL DURHAM TOBACCO BRAND WILL BE SOLD
IHEVVHftllJI*'-- — • -
MRTNESSyOLUNTEERS READY FOR ARTS FUND DRIVE
BUSINESS BRIEFING
GESCAN INTERNATIONAL TO FORM
nTcTlEADS SOUTHEAST IN NEWTEXTILE JOBS
yrNTURE»88 TO SELECT 30 COMPANI ES
BOSSES CAN HELP PROVIDE VOLUNTEERS
EMPLOY OLDERUORKER UEEK OBSERVED
grf&SlDA^S ^ffi T Sl OPERATION
Tia^P^C^KCT^SISTENT
» P rS^uK°sK PROGRAM GRANTS „
affiwWWS CHAPEL HILL STREET BUILDING
IBM BUILDS NEU LABORATORY cuadtut
OAXFINK' CADRE POISED TO STRIKE
nS« OPPOSE NAMING FARKUAY FOR KING mrm>
FNRTNeSiNG GROUP UILL MOVE TO CAPITAL CENTER
wS'SwY IS RAPIDLY DRAUING NIGH
ufry FFU BUSINESSES TESTING FOR DRUGS
HPME SAVINK i LOAN TO CONVERT TO FDIC
rS^COMPANY PLANS WAREHOUSE IN MORRISVILLE
H^CROK REPORTS OPERATING LOSES
CR^BERKILKS OFF FEELING GOOD PROGRAM
ORGANON TEKNIKA BUILDS A HOME
MEDICAL PRODUCTS PREDOMINATE
H
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H
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H
H
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H
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H
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H
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H
S
H
H
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2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
1/28/1988 A
1/30/1988 A
1/31/1988 B
1/31/1988 B
1/31/1988 B
19
9
5
5
6
1
1
1
3
1
5
1
6
1
3
7
10
1
5
1/31/1988
1/31/1988
2/01/1988
2/01/1988
2/03/1988
2/04/1988
2/04/1988
2/04/1988
2/06/1988
2/06/1988 ..
2/07/1988 B
2/08/1988 C
2/10/1988 A
2/11/1988 D
2/13/1988 A
2/14/1988 B
2/15/1988 A
2/18/1988 D
2/20/1988 B
2/21/1988 B
2/25/1988 D
2/27/1988
2/28/1988
2/29/1988
3/02/1988
3/03/1988
3/05/1988 ,.
3/06/1988 B
3/07/1988 A
3/12/1988 A
3/13/1988 B
3/14/1988 B
3/15/1988 A
3/17/1988 A
3/19/1988 A
3/20/1988 B
3/20/1988 F
3/21/1988 A
3/26/1988 C
3/26/1988 C
3/27/1988 B
3/28/1988 A
3/28/1988
3/29/1988
3/30/1988
4/01/1988
4/02/1988
4/02/1988
4/03/1988
4/08/1988
4/09/1988
4/10/1988
4/11/1988
4/16/1988 ..
4/17/1988 B
4/18/1988 A
4/20/1988 A
4/23/1988 A
4/24/1988 B
4/25/1988 A
4/27/1988 A
4/30/1988 A
5/01/1988 B
5/01/1988 B
5/01/1988 B
P U L41
P N W82
P U L41
N
N L41
D N L41
N L41
P Q Zll
P N
N W82
P U L41
P Q L41
P Q L41
N
P N W82
P U L41
N
P Q N36
P U L41
9 P N U82
11
8
6 P
8 P
8
5
8 P
12
8
4
5
3
8
6
8 P
10 F
6
11
1
8
11 (
1 1
7
1
21
9
3
1
12
4
1
1
9
12
1
W82
U82
U L41
N
N
N U82
N
N
N
N
N
E
N
N W82
N
N
N
N
N
N
N C60
N W82
; n
I N
N
N
» N U82
N
N
N
N
E
N
P N S92
P N U82
N
N M06
8 P N U82
N
N
N U82
N
N
N C60
9 P N W82
11
6
10
9
8
8
9
N
N
N
N
N C60
N M97
N R80
M N T HL
Y/ANNUAL
1/01/1988 -
INDEX BY
12/31/1988
SUBJECTS
PIEDMONT'S PUBLIC RELATIONS DIRECTOR WILL SPEAK
MARTIN TO ADDRESS VENTURE '88
AT&T'S JOSEPH COLSON TO ADDRESS BANQUET
UDI INDUSTRIAL PARK ADDS WASTEPAPER-PACKING FIRM
CHAMBER HONORS 2 DURHAM BUSINESSMEN
CHAMBER LAUDS ENTREPRENEUR, BUSINESSMAN
RESTAURANTS JOIN IN BENEFIT FOR HUNGRY
PUBLIC COMPANIES IN TRIANGLE AMONG STATE'S LARGEST
OAK CREEK ADDS WOMEN'S FASHION STORE
STUDENTS BRUSH UP ON BUSINESS LIFE RUNNING THEIR OWN PAINTING COMPANY
LAKEUOOD CENTER GETS NEVI OWNER
LAKEWOOD CENTER SOLD: UPGRADING WORK UNDER WAY
DURHAM FIRMS EARN SAFETY AWARDS
SOME JOB COMPLAINTS ARE NOT CAPITAL CASES
GREENERY GROUP AIMS TO MERGE WITH NURSING CENTERS
RTI EARMARKS $400,000 FOR ON-CAMPUS CHILD CARE
N.C. TRADERS RECORD $159.5 MILLION SURPLUS
OFFICE LEASING ACTIVE; VACANCY RATE STILL UP
DOMINO'S PIZZA REORGANIZES CORPORATE STRUCTURE
SECURITY FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN GIVES FREE TICKETS TO BULLS'...
DOMINO'S FRANCHISEE REORGANIZES HOLDINGS
NINTH STREET'S ENO TRADERS HAS OUTDOORS EQUIPMENT
CHAMBER SAYS DURHAM 'HOT' IN GROWTH, BUSINESS
STRAYHORN RETIRING AS GENERAL COUNSEL FOR FIRST WACHOVIA CORP.
OLD HICKORY MOTORS SOLD; MCCURLEY PLANS TO RETIRE
OLD HICKORY MOTORS SOLD
MCPHERSON, HCA COME TO TERMS ON DAY-TO-DAY FACILITY OPERATIONS
DU PONT COMPANY GIVES DUKE $58,000 IN GRANTS
GROWTH OF PRINT SHOP GALLOPING; LONG-TERM OUTLOOK CALLED KEY
2 GROUPS TO HONOR HAMMONDS
DURHAM WOMAN WINS DIAMOND RING
BANKER SAYS RULES STIFLING INDUSTRY
N.C. BUILDERS EMPLOYING MORE WORKERS
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
BEAUTIFICATION AWARD
CHAMBER ELECTS NEW PRESIDENT
SAVINGS INSTITUTIONS BUCK TREND; DEPOSITS INCREASE
ONE OF THEIR VIDEO PRODUCTIONS HAS HAD WHITE HOUSE SHOWING
GLAXO GETS STATE-OF-ART PHONE SYSTEM
BEEPER TELEPHONE, BUSINESS CARDS REACH WORLD OF SHOE SHINES
SURVEY SHOWS FEW FAVOR SERVICE CHARGE OVER TIPS
MCBROOM SWEEPS AWAY PAST; NEW STORE HAS 'MOST EVERYTHING'
MCBROOM'S WILL OPEN NEW RENTAL STORE THURSDAY
PEOPLES SECURITY BEGINS MOVE INTO TOWER OF DURHAM CENTRE
BUSINESSMEN LIKE TRIANGLE
EMBREX WINS 2 RESEARCH GRANTS
LYNDA FRANCIS IS WINNER OF CREDIT UNIONS AWARD
RETAIL SALES GROWTH IN TRIANGLE IMPROVES FOR QUARTER
PAMPHLET HELPS TEENS AVOID HEALTH QUACKERY
SPEAKERS AT DURHAM CONFERENCE TO DISCUSS MINORITY BUSINESS VENTURES
PARKING COSTS RISING— AND SOME SAY IT WILL HURT BUSINESS
NEW SCHOOL OPENS TO TRAIN TRAVEL AGENTS FOR TRIANGLE
MINORITY BUSINESS ASSOCIATION TO HOLD MEETING IN DURHAM
TUSCARORA SELLS STOCK
FIRST IT WAS FAST FOOD; NOW IT'S FAST BUILDINGS
DURHAM-RALEIGH STRONG IN GROWTH OF HOUSING
NORTHERN TELECOM TO LEASE TRICENTER SPACE
BNR TO OPEN NEW LABORATORY IN RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK
BERMAN AND SKANGLER FORM LAW PARTNERSHIP
NINTH STREET BAKERY CHANGING CAMPUS
SHEARON HARRIS BROUGHT OFF LINE FOR FIRST REFUELING
GOODWILL BREAKS GROUND ON GARRETT FACILITY
TEXTILE PLANT EMPLOYMENT CONTINUES RISE DURING 1987
SOME LIKE IT HOT; SOME LIKE IT COLD
TRIANGLE ECONOMIC INDEX UP
REZONING PLAN PITS BUSINESS OWNERS AGAINST RESIDENTS
GLAXO SPONSORS ASTHMA SCREENING FOR SWIMMERS
JOB SITUATION FOR TEEN-AGERS IMPROVES SLIGHTLY OVER 1987
RETIRED BELK-LEGGETT MANAGER HORTON DIES
RECYCLING CENTER OPENS AT WOODCROFT
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5/02/1988 A
5/07/1988 A
5/08/1988 B
5/09/1988 A
5/09/1988
5/10/1988
5/14/1988
5/15/1988
5/16/1988
5/17/1988
5/17/1988
5/18/1988
5/21/1988
5/22/1988 B
5/23/1988 A
5/28/1988
5/29/1988
5/29/1988
5/30/1988
6/04/1988
6/05/1988 B
6/07/1988 D
6/09/1988
6/11/1988
6/12/1988
6/13/1988
6/18/1988
6/19/1988 B
6/19/1988 B
6/20/1988 A
6/25/1988 A
6/26/1988 B
6/27/1988 C
6/29/1988
7/01/1988
7/02/1988
7/03/1988
7/03/1988
7/09/1988
7/10/1988
7/10/1988
7/10/1988
7/12/1988
7/13/1988 B
7/15/1988 B
7/16/1988 A
7/17/1988 B
7/17/1988 B
7/18/1988 A
7/23/1988 B
7/24/1988 B
7/24/1988 B
7/24/1988 B
7/24/1988 B
7/24/1988 B
7/24/1988 F
7/25/1988 A
7/30/1988 B
7/31/1988 C
7/31/1988 F
8/01/1988 A
8/06/1988 A
8/07/1988 B
8/08/1988 A
8/08/1988 A
8/10/1988 B
8/13/1988 B
8/14/1988 D
8/19/1988 A
8/20/1988 A
N
N W82
N
N
N W82
N C60
N W82
N
N
N D22
N W82
N
N W82
N
N
N W82
N
N
N
N W82
N
N A76
N H02
N U82
N
N
N
N
N M97
N
N W82
N
N
N
P K30
N U82
N
N C44
N W82
U N36
N
FC44
N
N A54
N
N W82
N
N C44
N
N W82
N N36
N
N
N
N C44
N
N
N W82
N
N D22
N
N W82
N
N H02
N
N A54
N W82
N
N W82
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ANNUAL
1/01/1988
INDEX BY
12/31/1988
SUBJE
TRIANGLE BUSINESS INDEX IRISES 0.6 PERCENT IN JUNE
ffi Mil raWU OR SU* JOB DOC*
S^BB^U^ ™* *RKETS
^S^^WSS^^ PRESIDENT
UNIVERSITY INN J0IJ«BEST WESTERN CHAIN
cWtoS^NE^IN^eTbOUNDS UP 0.8% FOR JJLY
^lB^ODEALERSHIPS SCHEDULE GRAND OPENING
Iff &^ffl %*™ **NDS
IMiHHiuw.--
CHARMING OLDER HONES HAY KEEP YOU VERY BUSY
^^ffi£8£iJg&* AID TO STORM VICTIMS
uinnnMfx%m. * v*™*™ insure
FUQUA SCHOOL OF BUSINESS NAMES SEVEN TO BOARD
^^^vFm^mM* previous quarto
Wlffi OF BENEFIT rS<GET TRIP FOR TWO TO FLORIDA
RETAIL CUSTOMERS ARE ABUSED „_
DUKE TOHQLD BUSINESSWOMEN'S TRADE FAIR
DURHAM-RALEIGH MSA EMFIJJYMENT TOPS 400,000
^JuY^^oTM^ORE PLUNGING
SEMINAR TO OFFER HOMEBUYING TIPS
SNOW BUILDING GETS TENANTS
IIS K& hlih
HOME BUSINESSES ACCOUNT FOR THIRD OF NEW STARTS
CUSTOMERS ARE ABUSED
ZmuS^Faem^oBx transactions slowing^
CHAMKR OF COMMA'S SMALL BUSINESS COUNCIL TO HOLD FAIR
DTCC VIDEO TO HELP SMALL FIRMS WITH EXPORT TRADE
LIGGETT & MYERS NET INCOME UP _. _„
&^NG N S^E I ffl TE A MISSTATEMENT NOT UTILITY
^l'bUSINESS^AIR DRAWS 100 TO MEET WITH LARGER COMPANIES
FIRST UNION OPENS SOUTH SQUAREOFFICES
BB ifSUBflaWJUH Kf Bounty seams
CHAMBERS SEEK FOREIGN TRADE M „_
V%&^™*^f%^ TRIAN^ INSTITUTE
METRIC IS CHOSENTO B^DPHASE ONE OF ERWIN SQUARE
SOME FIRMS TO SEE UNEMPLOYMENT TAX CUT
JUST REACHING OUT AT WORK IS TOUGH, REPETTTTOUS JOB
ffi RIAWH|eW« IN OCTOBER
KSaSSS NAMED CHAIRMAN, CEO
NORTH CAROLINA DELICACIES 'IN THEBAG'
S^ET YNDKs^^lK'Fffi'TO HALTPAPER FLOOD
HwanoiiNB «&**< ** » — i
Kf^SI KWJirBF SPRIK1* SYSTEMS TO N.C.
C T S
PAGE 238
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S
I T
N
E E
L Y
P
D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
H
2 8/21/1988 B
9 N
H
2 8/21/1988 F
1 P N C47
S
2 8/22/1988 A
9 N
S
2 8/27/1988 A
9 N W82
H
2 8/28/1988 B
8 N
H
2 8/28/1988 B 10 N C47
H
2 8/28/1988 F
1 D N
S
2 9/03/1988 C
1 P N W82
H
2 9/04/1988 D
9 N
S
2 9/06/1988 A
7 N
S
2 9/10/1988 A
3 P N
H
2 9/11/1988 D
LI N
S
2 9/12/1988 A
6 N
H
2 9/13/1988 A
18 N
H
2 9/14/1988 A
12 N C47
H
2 9/17/1988 A
1 N
S
2 9/17/1988 A
9 U W82
H
2 9/18/1988 B
9 N
H
2 9/18/1988 B
9 P N C47
H
2 9/18/1988 F
1 D N
S
2 9/24/1988 A
3 P U W82
H
2 9/25/1988 B
4 N
s
2 9/26/1988 C
2 N
S
2 10/01/1988 A
8 P U W82
H
2 10/02/1988 B
6 N
H
2 10/02/1988 B
6 P N C47
H
2 10/02/1988 F
1 D N
S
2 10/03/1988 A
7 N
s
2 10/08/1988 A
4 L
S
2 10/08/1988 B
8 U W32
H
2 10/09/1988 B
9 N
H
2 10/09/1988 B
9 P N C47
H
2 10/09/1988 F
1 D N
S
2 10/10/1988 A
5 N
S
2 10/14/1988 A
1 N U82
s
2 10/15/1988 B
7 P U W82
H
2 10/16/1988 B
1 P N S82
H
2 10/16/1988 B
7 N
H
2 10/18/1988 A
4 L
s
2 10/22/1988 A
3 U W82
H
2 10/23/1988 D
10 N
s
2 10/29/1988 A
8 P N
H
2 10/30/1983 B
8 N
S
2 10/31/1988 A
11 N
s
2 11/05/1988 C
1 P N
H
2 11/06/1988 C
16 N
H
2 11/06/1988 C
16 P N C47
H
2 11/10/1988 C
2 P N C47
s
2 11/12/1988 A
8 P N
H
2 11/13/1988 D
11 N
H
2 11/17/1988 A
1 M N C60
H
2 11/19/1988 C
1 N K65
s
2 11/19/1988 A
8 P N
H
2 11/20/1988 D
10 N
H
2 11/20/1988 F
1 D N
s
2 11/26/1988 A
2 N
H
2 11/27/1988 D
10 N
H
2 11/27/1988 F
1 D N
s
2 11/28/1988 A
8 N
S
2 12/03/1988 A
8 P N
H
2 12/04/1988 D
6 N
S
2 12/10/1988 A
3 N
H
2 12/11/1988 D
6 N
S
2 12/13/1988 B
1 P N G59
s
2 12/17/1988 C
2 P N
H
2 12/18/1988 D
10 N
S
2 12/19/1988 C
10 N
s
2 12/24/1988 A
3 N
s
2 12/24/1988 C
1 P N H65
H
2 12/25/1988 D
6 N
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ANNUAL INDEX BY
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SUBJECTS
PAGE 239
1/24/89
N E
P D — DATE-
S I T
E L Y
C -PG L P BYL
GOLDBERG NAMED TO BURROUGHS PANEL
BUSINESSES. DURHAM, ARTS SUPPORT
SEE ALSO ARTIE AWARDS
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, N.C., ARTS SUPPORT
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, U.S., ARTS SUPPORT
BUSINESS VOLUNTEERS READY FOR ARTS FUND DRIVE
ARTICLES ARTICLES
FOOD, ENTERTAINMENT, $85,000 KICK OFF DURHAM ARTS FUND DRIVE
GLAXO WILL SPONSOR TAYLOR DANCE CO.
GLAXO TO SPONSOR CENTER CELEBRATION
GOVERNOR'S OFFICE CITES GTE FOR SUPPORTING ARTS
GLAXO HELPS FUND PLAYMAKERS EDUCATIONAL MATINEE SERIES
A LITTLE BIT OF THIS, A LITTLE BIT OF THAT
BUSINESSES, DURHAM, CHILD CARE
SEE ALSO CHILD CARE CENTERS
SEE ALSO RESEARCH TRIANGLE INSTITUTE, CHILD CARE
WORKING PARENTS CAN WEATHER STORM
WORKING PARENTS + SICK KIDS » BIG PROBLEM
RTI EARMARKS MOO, 000 FOR ON-CAMPUS CHILD CARE
BUSINESSES, DURHAM, CLOSINGS
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, N.C., CLOSINGS
DOWNTOWN RESTAURANTS FIND THE GOING TOUGH
BAR AND GRILL FOLLOWS FAILED FRICKADILL'S
DURHAM WORKERS GET BREAK
AVAIR CANCELS FLIGHTS UNTIL JAN, 24
MORTGAGE FIRM CLOSES DURHAM OFFICE
195 AT BIG STAR FACE LOSS OF XBS
DURHAM BIG STARS BOW TO BUYOUT
BIG STAR AT NORTHGATE CHAIN'S LONE STORE OPEN
PANEL URGES SAVING BIG STAR WORKERS' BENEFITS
WILL NEW OWNERS BE FAIR?
CHAIN TO CLOSE ONE STORE, OPEN OTHERS
DURHAM SHOULD FIGHT TO KEEP GTE IN TOWN
...SAYS HERE THAT DURHAM COULD STAND TO LOSE 1,300 COPORATE... (CARTOON)
GTE (CARTOON)
ARMY RESEARCH OFFICE MIGHT LEAVE DURHAM
GTE WORKERS FACE HARDSHIP
DURHAM SHOULD OPPOSE MOVING RESEARCH OFFICE
KEEP ARMY RESEARCH OFFICE IN DURHAM
DURHAM INN, FORMER RAOISSON FRANCHISE, CLOSES ITS DOORS
DURHAM INN HOTEL ON THE MARKET AGAIN
GTE! NO FAVORITES FOR HEADQUARTERS
GTE CUTS IN DURHAM 'SIGNIFICANT'
DURHAM NEEDS COMMUNITY ACTION TO SOLVE ITS PROBLEMS
DURHAM IS IN TRANSITION
N.C. LEADERS OPPOSE MOVING ARMY OFFICE
UNION AT ODDS WITH GROCERY CHAIN ON HIRING
AFTER 103 YEARS, PRINTING PLANT TO STOP PRESSES (CORRECTED 6-5-88)
HARRISON-FISHER CORP. TO RETAIN SALES OFFICE IN OR NEAR DURHAM
START OF SEEMAN PRINTERY
GTE HEADQUARTERS LEAVING DURHAM
FOR DURHAM, 'A HELL OF A BLOW; ' FOR EMPLOYEES, CAUTIOUS OPTIMISM
DURHAM'S 'TELEPHONY' AFFAIR OVER A CENTURY OLD
GTE SOUTH'S EXITS PAINFUL BUT HUMANE
GTE, TRANSFER (CARTOON)
WORKERS IN LIMBO OVER JOB PROSPECTS
RELOCATION OF GTE SOUTH TO COST DURHAM MANY XBS
RELOCATION OF GTE SOUTH TO COST DURHAM MANY XBS
VETERAN WORKERS STAND BY COMPANY
GTE'S COMMITMENT TO DURHAM NOT LOST
TAMPA EXECUTIVES 'ELATED' AT GTE'S DECISION
N.C. ON LIST FOR POSSIBLE GTE OFFICES
ARMY RESEARCH SUPPORTED
SHALL CAN BE DEVASTATING
GTE CAN'T BE REPLACED
RESPONSE TO GTE MOVE IS APPRECIATED
GTE SOUTH LEADER APPRECIATES UNDERSTANDING ABOUT MOVE
S 2 12/31/1988 C 3 N
s
2
2/13/1988 A
9 P N W82
s
2
3/10/1988 D
11 N G59
s
2
3/22/1988 A
7 N B71
s
2
4/25/1988 A
1 N B71
H
2
4/30/1988 A
10 N
s
2
5/04/1988 A
6 N
CHH 1
9/12/1988 A
5 N
H
2
9/16/1988 D
12PF W66
s
2
1/26/1988 A
6 P F G59
H
2
5/24/1988 A
7 P N C60
S
2
5/28/1988 A
3 N W82
S
2
1/04/1988 C
1 N W82
S
2
1/04/1988 C
1 N U82
S
2
1/08/1988 A
1 P N S92
H
2
1/19/1988 B
1 N R80
S
2
2/19/1988 C
1 N W82
S
2
3/02/1988 A
1 N W82
S
2
3/19/1988 A
1 N W82
H
2
3/20/1988 B
1 N M51
H
2
3/25/1988 C
2 N S51
H
2
4/11/1988 A
4 L
H
2
4/14/1988 B
1 N
H
2
4/22/1988 A
4 E
H
2
4/23/1988 A
4 T T C50
H
2
4/24/1988 D
4 T T R56
H
2
4/26/1988 A
1 N
H
2
4/26/1988 A
4 E
H
2
4/27/1988 A
4 E
H
2
4/27/1988 A
4 L
H
2
4/27/1988 A
14 N
S
2
4/27/1988 A
1 N B85
H
2
4/28/1988 A
1 N C60
S
2
4/28/1988 A
1 P N W82
S
2
5/12/1988 A
4 L
H
2
5/13/1988 A
4 L
S
2
5/21/1988 A
1 N W82
H
2
5/28/1988 C
1 N C60
H
2
6/04/1988 B
1 N A54
H
2
6/05/1988 B
3 N
H
2
6/10/1988 A
4 L
H
2
6/23/1988 A
1 P N C60
H
2
6/23/1988 A
1 P N N36
H
2
6/23/1988 A
1 P N
H
2
6/23/1988 A
4 E
H
2
6/23/1988 A
4 T T R56
S
2
6/23/1988 A
1 P N H02
S
2
6/23/1988 A
1 C N W82
S
2
6/23/1988 A
1 C N B53
S
2
6/23/1988 A
1 M N W82
S
2
6/23/1988 A
4 E
H
2
6/24/1988 A
1 N C60
S
2
6/24/1988 A
1 N W82
H
2
6/26/1988 D
4 L
H
2
6/29/1988 A
4 E
H
2
7/05/1988 A
4 L
H
2
7/10/1988 D
4 L
5
2
7/11/1988 A
4 L
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ANNUAL
1/01/1988
INDEX B
12/31/1988
Y SUBJECTS
PAGE 240
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FUTURE UNCLEAR AS CAROLINA ROUS THE CREDITS
GLAOTGIVESn.3 MILLION TO CHARITY
TMUBLQ S FTO^«S TOWN WITH SUITS ON ITS HEELS
RINALDI REALIZEDHIS DREAM
WHERE'S THE CHICKEN FIX? rm TnpinH . TT „
RPJCO'S DOUNTOUN STORE EXPECTED TO CLOSE XT. 22
WMoKammr
BUSINESSES, DURHAM,£RIHES
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, N.C., CRIMES
^aSs^SSS BREAK-INS AT 3 BUSIK3SES
"""SPfciKMS & FOR DRUGS
lXBiaam=
WBilBMiaBmr-
?SBlfigti$$B$&* IN TRI*GLE
PS KT^LfH 5SP FOR E^OYEES, CAUTIOUS OPTIMISM
GTE SOUTH-S EXIKFAINFUL RTTHUMA^
UQRKERS IN LIMBO OVER JOB PROSPECTS
VBKBtOnB/KUm^ HEEDS IS THE KEY
businesses, w^^™ f J? euwNCE
^SiES^1]Id I kS^«C«(E R S IN GOOD HEALTH IS GOOD BUSINESS
■"^SSfi 5BS; BEW
SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS IS FINE, BUT FAMILY'S THE KET
KJRHAMMACHINERY PLANT LAYING OFF ABOUT 36 UORKERS
$ S J I s^ fl p\rrss»la pffi out of work
L4M WORK TO STOP FOR WEEK
GTE CUTS IN DURHAM 'SIGNIFICANT'
Fcl ISSSre^^ S88* FOR EMPLOYEES, CAUTIOUS OPTIMISM
GTE SOUTH-3 EXItTpaINFUL BUT HUMANE
N
P
H
S
S
S
H
H
S
H
H
S
H
H
H
S
E
— DATE — C -PG
7/29/1988 D
8/27/1988 A
9/12/1988 C
9/13/1988 B
9/17/1988 A
9/17/1988 A
10/13/1988 C
10/14/1988 B
10/15/1988 A
10/28/1988 A
11/11/1988 A
11/13/1988 D
12/18/1988 C
4 P
9
1
1
4
4
1
6
1
1
1
11
1
T
Y
P BYL
F C19
N W82
N W82
N W82
L
L
N M06
N
N K65
N
N K65
N
U N36
H 2 1/24/1988 B 5 N
H 2 4/24/1988 BUN
H
H
H
H
S
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
S
S
H
2/07/1988 B
3/20/1988 B
3/27/1988 B
4/03/1988 D
4/28/1988 A
5/08/1988 B
5/22/1988 B
5/22/1988 B
5/24/1988 B
5/29/1988 C
6/23/1988 A
6/23/198S A
6/23/1988 A
6/23/1988 A
6/29/1988 B
7/01/1988 A
6 P
N
N
N
N
N U82
N
N C60
N
N
N
N C60
N N36
E
N H02
F G59
F Zll
2 5/22/1988 B 7 D N C60
H 2 1/13/1988 B 8 P P ' T37
H 2 2/21/1988 B 6 P N P38
H 2 7/24/1988 B 4 P U L57
S
H
S
H
S
S
S
H
S
S
H
S
H
H
H
S
S
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2/09/1988
3/02/1938
3/02/1988
3/03/198S
3/05/1988
3/17/1988
3/19/1988
3/20/1988 B
3/24/1988 A
3/25/1988
4/26/1988
4/28/1988
6/23/1988
6/23/1988
6/23/1988
6/23/1988
6/23/1988
P N W82
N
N W82
N W27
N W82
N W82
N W82
N M51
N H70
N H70
N
N W82
N C60
N N36
E
N H02
N U82
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MONTHLY
/ANNUAL
1/01/1988
INDEX B
12/31/1988
Y SUBJECTS
RELOCATION OF GTE SOUTH TO COST DURHAM MANY JOBS
VETERAN WORKER'S STAND BY COMPANY
GTE PICKING EXECUTIVES FOR HO STAFF
DUKE POWER CO. LAYOFFS MAY AFFECT DURHAM WORKERS
DATA GENERAL CUTTING JOBS
DATA GENERAL IN RTP WILL CUT 15-20 JOBS
155 GTE SOUTH WORKERS OFFERED EARLY RETIREMENT
DUKE POWER CO. BEGINS LAYOFFS
GTE CUTBACKS LEAVE DURHAM STAFF 'ON HOLD'
NORTHERN TELECOM TO LAY OFF 200
200 LAID OFF AT NORTHERN TELECOM) MOVE IS RESULT OF COMPETITION.,.
200 LAID OFF AT NORTHERN TELECOM; LAID OFF WORKERS TALK OF FUTURE...
HI! THIS IS THE PERSONNEL OFFICE. WE CAN'T COME TO THE... (CARTOON)
LAYOFFS IN HIGH-TECHNOLOGY PART OF INTERNATIONAL TREND
BLUNT LAY-OFFS WITH COMPASSION
MEDIA ERRED ABOUT LAYOFFS
NORTHERN FORGETS EMPLOYEES
DU PONT WILL ELIMINATE 50 RTP MANUFACTURING JOBS
BUSINESSES. DURHAM. OPENINGS
DOWNTOWN RESTAURANTS FIND THE GOING TOUGH
BAR AND GRILL FOLLOWS FAILED FRICKADILL'S
ORGANON TEKNIKA STARTS OPERATIONS
MORE NEW BUSINESSES ANNOUNCED FOR INCUBATOR. ELSEWHERE IN DURHAM
STATE'S 2ND PUB TO OPEN IN FALL ON DUKE STREET
FIRM BOASTS OF FINE COFFEE ROASTS
FORMER BIG STAR TO OPEN
LASER B EAMS, ROBOT OPEN NEW MARRIOTT HOTEL ON 1-40
HARRIS TEETER OPENS STORE AT NORTHGATE
LAKEWOOD PLANS NEW ANCHOR STORE
MINORITY CONSULTING COMPANY OPENS
DURHAM SITE FOR REGIONAL VA MEDICAL EDUCATION CENTER
JIFFY LUBE'S l.OOOTH FRANCHISE OPENS IN DURHAM
TOY STORE OPENS AT BRIGHTLEAF
OPENING NEW STORE
NEW HAMMER FIRM MOVES TO DURHAM
DOORS ARE OPEN
BUSINESSES. DURHAM, PHILANTHROPY
CITY OF MEDICINE GETS GLAXO GIFT
GLAXO GENEROSITY WILL AID MEDICAL RESEARCH
LIGGETT & MEYERS CO. ENDOWS TOBACCO HISTORY CORPORATION
DURHAM-DUKE CAMPAIGN BEGINS TO RAISE $365,000 FOR UNIVERSITY
CORPORATE PHILANTHROPY
CORPORATE PHILANTHROPY
GLAXO FUNDS SPECIAL OLYMPICS VOLUNTEER TRAINING IN TRIANGLE
GLAXO GIVES $14,000 TO SPECIAL OLYMPICS PROGRAMS
PARK COMPANY GIVES $50,000 TO WUNC-FM
AIDS HOUSE HOME WITH $10,000 GIFT
BUSINESSES CONTRIBUTE MORE THAN $390,000 IN DURHAM-DUKE DRIVE
DUKE, DURHAM ARE CLOSER
TRAVEL FUND CLOSES GAP FOR SUMMER OF FUN
SMALL CAN BE DEVASTATING
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY GETS ♦90,000 GLAXO GRANT
AREA AGENCIES RECEIVE APPLIANCES PROVIDED FOR XYMPIC FESTIVAL
GLAXO GIVES $1.3 MILLION TO CHARITY
PARTICIPANTS IN YOUTH BASEBALL TRIP TO CHINA SAY 'THANK YOU'
GLAXO WILL DONATE $1 MILLION TO DUKE
GLAXO INC. ENDOWS DUKE WITH $1 MILLION
PROFITEERING FOR COMMUNITY
STRIDERS RECEIVE FIRST MAJOR CORPORATE DONATION FROM GLAXO
N. TELECOM 'REACHES OUT' TO AID JAMAICA'S PHONELESS
GLAXO TO FUND MEDICAL AWARDS
TRIANGLE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION WINS $500,000 CHALLENGE GRANT
TRIANGLE REAL ESTATE COMPANY IS 'TAKING TIME TO SHARE'
POLICE, STORE MAKE SURE GIRL, 10, DOESN'T HAVE A BLUE CHRISTMAS
TWO RESTAURANTS HELPING NEEDY IN DURHAM
BIG-HEARTED LAWMEN
-DATE-
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E
C -PG
PAGE 241
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I T
L Y
L P BYL
6/23/1988 A
6/23/1988 A
8/12/1988 C
9/08/1988 C
10/13/1988 C
10/14/1988 B
10/29/1988 C
11/10/1988 D
11/10/1988 A
11/15/1988 A
11/16/1988 A
11/16/1988 A
11/17/1988 A
11/17/1988 A
11/18/1988 A
11/22/1988 A
11/25/1988 A
12/02/1988 B
1/04/1988 C
1/04/1988 C
1/06/1988 A
2/07/1988 B
2/12/1988 B
3/26/1988 A
5/25/1988 A
6/10/1988 B
6/14/1988 C
7/29/1988 C
8/07/1988 B
8/16/1988 A
9/11/1988 D
10/15/1988 B
10/15/1988 C
10/29/1988 B
11/20/1988 F
1/14/1988 B
1/18/1988 A
1/25/1988 A
1/28/1988 C
2/04/1988 A
2/25/1988 A
3/01/1988 B
3/04/1988 A
3/18/1988
5/03/1988
5/10/1988
5/10/1988
6/23/1988
6/29/1988
7/15/1988
8/06/1988
8/27/1988
8/30/1988
9/20/1988
9/21/1988
9/27/1988
9/27/1988
9/28/1988
10/27/1988
12/16/1988
12/18/1988
12/19/1988
12/20/1988
12/23/1988
N B53
N U82
N A54
N W82
N
N
N C47
N
N
N M06
N N36
N C60
T R56
N
E
L
L
N C47
N U82
N W82
N U82
N
N
N W82
N H02
N W29
N W82
N U82
N
N N36
N C47
U W82
P S76
N H06
P S73
N
E
N
N D80
E
L
U A76
N
N
N H70
N
E
E
E
N
N
N W82
N A76
N
N
E
N A76
N W82
N M06
N K65
N
N M51
N
E
BUSINESSES, DURHAM, PHYSICAL FITNESS
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HONTHLY/
ANNUAL
1/01/1988
INDEX B
12/31/1988
S U B J E
%&mZS lim KEEPINifuORKERS IN GOOD HEA.TH IS GOOD BUSINESS
COMPANIES PROHOTE EKPLOYEE HEALTH
^B^^^ ^%f™ SALE SIGN
BUSINESSES, W^» SOjCaa^PORT
Ife^K^a 1 ^^ ™™ FUND
GLAXO REVIVES COUNTY SCHOOLS' PARTNER AUARD
BEffisWSS TyEAR PROGRAM ^
iffBI'iS^oTK^^"
^ I StS% C sTcSh nLPBJfB. *TTEKMKE
CARD LETS STUDENTS CASH IN ON GOOD GRADES
FOCUS ON EDUCATION GOOD CHAMBER GOAL
BUSINESSES, DURHAM, SMOKING
VUmVffiUBn^ September
NwSlNGPOLICIES' LEGAL EFFECTS DISCUSSED
BU^Q IScPSaS^BnS ON SEPT. 4 (CORRECTED 8-6-88)
C^tTs^ISiC oK ^PROPOSAL FOR SMOKING BAN
leaf m^J^^o^i* ^
respecting rights-even the smokers*
health should win in smoking debate
ANTI-SMOKING ORDINANCE WOULD BE A START
BUSINESSES, DURHAM, STREET SALES
SEE SIDEWALK VENDORS
SEE SIDEWALKS
BUSINESSES, EMPLOYEE THEFT ^ T1 __
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, N.C. , CRIMES
SEE ALSO CORRUPTION IN BUSINESS
^ET^ES^StHM 1 ^ FOR TAKING EQUIPMENT
Ptt^U^HDaPlTALBfftflYEE CHARGED IN VCR THEFT
E^CHARGO IN THEFTS FROM NORTHERN TELECOM
BUSINESSES, FAMILY-OWNED
SEE FAMILY-OWNED BUSINESSES
"HI SR™5S COUNCIL ON THE ARTS AND KJMANITIES
SEE ALSO HOME-BASED BUSINESSES
H ALSO INCUBATOR FACILIJIESPROGRAM
SEE ALSO INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT, N.C.
I 83 N^S ADVISORY BOARD
C T s
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I T
H
E E
L Y
P
D — DATE — C -fG L P BYL
H
2 5/22/1988 B
7 D N C60
S
2 6/29/1988 B
1 D F G59
H
2 6/02/1988 D
8 N
S
2 1/20/1988 A
4 E
s
2 1/27/1988 A
4 L
H
2 5/07/1988 C
2 N
H
2 5/09/1988 A
4 L
S
2 5/16/1988 C
1 P N S92
S
2 5/24/1988 C
1 N
s
2 5/27/1988 D
1 D F
H
2 6/10/1988 C
1 N M97
H
2 7/17/1988 D
5 P U
H
2 9/27/1988 A
4 E
H
2 10/07/1988 B
6 N C47
S
2 10/07/1988 C
1 D N S92
H
2 10/08/1988 A
4 E
s
2 10/21/1988 A
1 P N S92
H
2 10/22/1988 C
1 N J40
S
2 10/22/1988 A
4 E
H
2 10/25/1988 A
6 F U WIS
S
2 12/26/1988 A
4 E
H
2 5/07/1988 B
4 N
H
2 5/11/1988 B
6 N C47
s
2 5/11/1988 C
1 N U82
H
2 8/05/1988 C
1 N N36
H
2 8/06/1988 A
2 N
s
2 9/09/1988 A
1 N H70
H
2 9/13/1988 B
1 N S51
S
2 9/13/1988 B
1 N H70
H
2 9/15/1988 A
4 E
s
2 9/15/1988 A
4 E
H
2 9/19/1988 A
4 L
S 2 6/10/1988 A
CHH 1 9/22/1988 A
H 2 9/28/1988 C
1 N B53
3 N
1 N M51
-LX630-
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/ANNUAL
1/01/1988
INDEX B
12/31/1988
Y SUBJECTS
SEE ALSO N.C. BUSINESS HALL OF FANE
SEE ALSO N.C. CENTER FOR ECONOMIC AND BUSINESS STUDIES
SEE ALSO N.C. CITIZENS FOR BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO N.C. ENTERPRISE CORP.
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE GOALS AND POLICY BOARD
SEE ALSO OFFICE EQUIPMENT
SEE ALSO PUBLIC-PRIVATE COOPERATIVE VENTURES
SEE ALSO QUALITY CONTROL
N.C. PAINT STRIPPER GOING TO 16 ASIAN COUNTRIES
OPPOSE BUSINESS LOBBY
GTE UNIT TO SELL 2 TAR HEEL PLANTS EMPLOYING 300
BUSINESS PARK PLANNED FOR EAST OF PITTSBORO
MERCHANTS CONCERNED OVER EFFECTS OF SNOW
COMPANIES ANNOUNCE DIVIDENDS
NBAS' STARTING SALARIES HIT NEW HIGHS
STATE BEGINS REWRITING BUSINESS CORPORATION ACT
ATTORNEY GENERAL KEEPS TABS ON BUSINESS ADS
NINE PHARMACEUTICAL. CHEMICAL COMPANIES FORM TRADE GROUP
TENNIS SHOES KEEP N.C. FACTORY ON OVERTIME
SARA LEE BUYING ANOTHER COMPANY IN HIGH POINT
INVESTMENTS IN CHARLOTTE BOOMED IN '87
HAYWOOD COUNTY MAN IS EARTHWORM KING
NEW RESERVATIONS CENTER BEGINS TAKING CALLS TODAY
INC. BRINGS '500 CONFERENCE' TO TRIANGLE
JORDAN CALLS FOR FUND TO AID BUSINESS INVESTMENT
MICROWAVE LABORATORIES' SALES RISE
DO BUSINESSMEN HAVE MORE CLOUT IN N.C?
MINORITY BUSINESS GROUP HEARS MARTIN
TAR HEELS HELP FIGHT TRADE DEFICIT
COMPANY FINDS HEARTY APPETITES FOR FRIED SKINS
N.C. ENTREPRENEURS RACING TO TOP
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
YOUNG ENTREPRENEUR WINS $10,000 TO TRY HIS IDEAS
WRESTLING WITH STYLE
RJR NABISCO STILL TOP SOUTHEASTERN FIRM
BEST PLACE FOR COMPANIES? REPORT TAPS THE NORTHEAST
BOOKS BY WIRE, JUST LIKE FLOWERS
STEEL SURGICAL GLOVES OFFER AIDS PROTECTION
RULING ON DISCOUNT TRADE CRITICIZED
GROUND IS BROKEN FOR MALL IN CARY
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
GREENSBORO FAMILY IN 'BODY BUSINESS'
VENTURE CAPITAL! LATEST BATTLEGROUND IN MARTIN- JORDAN RACE
PUBLIC COMPANIES IN TRIANGLE AMONG STATE'S LARGEST
PROGRAM TO HELP FLEDGLING COMPANIES IN N.C.'S AILING RURAL AREAS
PINE STRAW HAS BECOME LUCRATIVE INDUSTRY IN N.C.
N.C. TRADERS RECORD $159.5 MILLION SURPLUS
FIGHTING BACK AGAINST PIRATES
5 FACTORS REVEAL STATE'S BUSINESS CLIMATE
FEW RETAILERS USING LAW TO RECOUP SHOPLIFTING LOSSES
N.C. ECONOMIC BOOH CONTINUES
MICHAUX FILES BILL ON SOUTH AFRICA, BUSINESSES
MORRISVILLE COMPANY TO EXPAND; SLM ACTION SPORTS PURCHASES...
GOOD PEOPLE KEY TO BELKS' 100 YEARS
SOVIET ECONOMIC REFORM COULD BENEFIT SOUTH
CONFERENCE TARGETS RISING STARS
SOME BUSINESSES BOOMING DURING HOT AND DRY WEATHER
SENATE LOSING SOME OF ITS COMMITMENT TO BUSINESS
SHELBY COMPANY TOP BUILDER OF MOTOCROSS BIKES
CHINA WANTS TO OPEN N.C.'S TRADE
SURVEYS N.C. TOPS FOR NEW BUSINESSES
EAST RALEIGH SWING-SET MAKER PROFITING AT HIGH END
DESIGNING BOWS FOR FLIP-fLOPS LEADS TO BUSINESS FOR N.C. WOMAN
POPULAR CRITTERS HAVE N.C. CONNECTION
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
MANUFACTURING DECLINES
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
BUSINESS BRIEFLY
SOUTHMARK TRYING TO SELL INTEGON FOR OVER $205 MILLION
BUSINESS BRIEFLY
D — DATE-
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S I T
E L Y
C -PG L P BYL
s
2
1/06/1988 A
3
N
H
2
1/08/1988 A
4
L
H
2
1/08/1988 B
6
N
H
2
1/10/1988 A
12
N K65
s
2
1/18/1988 A
9
N
S
2
1/22/1988 A
9
N
H
2
1/28/1988 A
19 P U L41
S
2
1/30/1988 A
9
N
H
2
2/01/1988 C
1
N
H
2
2/03/1988 C
3
N
S
2
2/05/1988 C
12
N
H
2
2/09/1988 C
5
N
H
2
2/11/1988 A
22
N
S
2
2/12/1988 A
9 P N
H
2
2/13/1988 B
3 P N N36
H
2
2/19/1988 B
7
N L40
H
2
2/25/1988 A
15
N L40
S
2
3/04/1988 A
6
N
S
2
3/19/1988 A
8
N
H
2
3/21/1988 B
9
N
H
2
3/27/1988 B
12
N
H
2
3/28/1988 C
4
N
S
2
3/28/1988 A
8
N
H
2
3/30/1988 A
8
N
H
2
3/31/1988 A
17
N
H
2
4/01/1988 A
6 PF
S
2
4/07/1988 C
6 C N
H
2
4/13/1988 A
10 P N
H
2
4/18/1988 C
5
N
S
2
5/02/1988 A
8
N
H
2
5/04/1988 B
6
N
H
1
5/11/1988 B
1 P N P41
H
2
5/11/1988 A
12
N
S
2
5/11/1988 C
12
N
H
2
5/15/1988 C
9
N
H
2
5/15/1988 C
14 P N
H
2
5/19/1988 C
10
N
H
2
5/26/1988 C
6
N
H
2
5/29/1988 C
11
N
H
2
5/30/1988 A
4
L
S
2
5/31/1988 A
5
J Oil
H
2
6/01/1988 B
5
N
H
2
6/02/1988 D
8
N
H
2
6/04/1988 A
11
N R53
H
2
6/09/1988 D
5
N
S
2
6/11/1988 A
8 P N
CHH 1
6/15/1988 A
3
N M25
CHH 1
6/20/1988 A
7 P N
H
2
7/02/1988 D
4
N
S
2
7/06/1988 A
5
J Oil
H
1
7/13/1988 B
9
N
H
2
7/13/1988 A
12
N
S
2
7/14/1988 A
1
N
S
2
7/15/1988 A
6
N
S
2
7/15/1988 A
14
N
S
2
7/27/1988 C
4
N
H
2
7/27/1988 A
12
N
H
2
8/07/1988 B
9
N
H
2
8/09/1988 A
10
N
H
2
8/10/1988 A
12
N
H
2
8/12/1988 B
4
N
H
2
8/18/1988 D
6
N
-LX630-
HONTHLY/
ANNUAL
1/01/1988
INDEX I
- 12/31/1988
Y SUBJECTS
N.C. COMPANIES EXPERIENCE BOOMING EXPORT BUSINESS
AIRCRAFT PARTS CO* 1 ANY SOARING
BUSINESS BRIEFLY...
BUSINESS BRIEFLY
LOWE'S SET TO BLOCK BUYOUTS
WHEN THEY TOOK THE PLUNGE, THEY FOUND A JEWEL OF A STORE
FINANCE OFFICES INCREASE IN 1987
BILL MAY HELP N.C. BUSINESS
STATE GETS CONSENT JUDGMENT AGAINST LIVINGUELL SPA CHAIN
PUBLIC FUNDS LEGISLATION TO BE SOUGHT
TYSON FOODS INC. MAKES «1 BILLION OFFER FOR HOLLY FARMS
N.C. FIRMS GET SLICE OF STAR WARS PIE
RJR NABISCO SADDLES N.C. WITH ANOTHER IN-DEBT FIRM
N.C. LOSING CONTROL OF ITS BUSINESS
DUNN PLANT TO EXPAND
N.C. FIRMS TO MAKE CORN-BURNING HEATER
BUSINESSES, N.C, ARTS SUPPORT
<yp ^LSO ARTS N»C«
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, DURHAM, ARTS SUPPORT
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, U.S., ARTS SUPPORT
SEE ALSO GOVERNOR'S BUSINESS COUNCIL ON THE ARTS AND HUMANITIES
GOVERNOR'S OFFICE CITES GTE FOR SUPPORTING ARTS
ADVOCATE SAYS ARTS VIABLE INVESTMENT
INVESTMENT IN ARTS PAYS OFF BIG IN STATE
AIRLINE PLAYS PLAYMAKERS GAME
DANCER-ACTRESS TO APPEAR AT DUKE THURSDAY
'PATRONAGE* STRIKES THE RIGHT NOTE FOR ART
BUSINESSES, N.C, BOARDS OF DIRECTORS
PROTECTION URGED FOR DIRECTORS OF CORPORATIONS
BUSINESSES, N.C, CHILD CARE
SEE ALSO CHILI) CARE CENTERS
FREE TRAM SERVICE DOWNTOWN PROPOSED
BUSINESSES, N.C, CLOSINGS
SEE ALSO BANKS, N.C, FAILURES
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, DURHAM, CLOSINGS
BASSETT-WALKER CLOSING STOKES COUNTY PLANT
AT&T PLANS PHASEOUT OF N.C. WORKS PLANT
WINSTON-SALEM BOUNCES BACK FROM ECONOMIC DOWNTURNS
PERSON OFFICIALS HOPE ARROWOOD CAN REOPEN
STATEMENT SAYS PERSON COUNTY'S NOT OBLIGATED TO REPAY ARROWOOD BONDS
AT&T WITHDRAWS SOME JOB POSTINGS
FEELINGS MIXED ON AT&T RECALL
GEPHARDT VISITS PIEDMONT; JACKSON IN ROBESON
SANFORD FURNITURE PLANT TO CLOSE
23 FIRST UNION MORTGAGE OFFICES TO CLOSE
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
BELK TO CLOSE STORE IN UPTOWN CHARLOTTE
SCHLAGE LOCK WORKERS GET RE-EMPLOYMENT HELP
CAT'S CRADLE MAY CLOSE FOR GOOD
CHATHAM DOG FOOD BRAND SOLD; PLANT SHUT IN BURLINGTON
CREEBMCGR PLANT CONFIRMS LAYOFFS. PLANS TO CLOSE
ROCKY MOUNT DIVISION OF BURLINGTON TO CLOSE
ROSMAN'S ONLY BANK TO CLOSE
CONE TO CLOSE MINNEDLA PLANT
CONE MILLS CLOSING TO IDLE 500 WORKERS
CLOSING SHOCKS MINNEOLA WORKERS
CONE CLOSES ANOTHER PLANT
AT&T'S N.C. PLANT TO CLOSE A YEAR EARLY
JORDAN RAPS MARTIN OVER PLANT CLOSINGS
TAX BILL OF *126,0O0 MAY FORCE CLOSING OF STONEVILLE PLANT
INTERSTATE HIGHWAY, MOTEL CHAINS TAKE BUSINESS FROM SMALLER INNS
BUSINESSES, N.C, CRIMES
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, DURHAM, CRIMES
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, EMPLOYEE THEFT
SEE ALSO CRIME VICTIMS
s
I T
1
E E
L Y
P
D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
H
2 9/05/1988 B
7 N
H
2 9/08/1988 D
6 P N
H
2 9/08/1988 D
6 N
H
2 9/13/1988 A
18 N
H
2 9/14/1988 A
12 N
CHH 1 9/29/1988 A
3 U L41
H
2 10/02/1988 B
11 N
CHH 1 10/05/1988
8 N
H
2 10/06/1988 D
4 N
H
2 10/12/1988 A
10 P N
H
2 10/12/1988 B
9 N
H
2 10/31/1988 B
4 N
S
2 11/07/1988 C
12 N
H
2 11/22/1988 A
8 N
S
2 12/14/1988 A
12 N
H
2 12/30/1988 C
2 N
S 2
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
H 2
H 2
5/04/1988 A
6/09/1988 D
6/13/1988 A
9/08/1988 A
9/20/1988 B
9/23/1988 D
6
10
4
7
3 P
9 P
N
N
E
N
U W66
R G68
H 2 1/31/1988 B 1
H 3 2/10/1988 B
N B31
H
2
1/15/1988 B
7
N
H
2
1/21/1988 D
6
N
H
2
1/25/1988 B
7
N
H
2
1/26/1988 C
1
N T33
H
2
1/27/1988 C
2
N T33
H
2
1/28/1988 A
23
N~
S
2
2/24/1988 A
5
N
H
2
3/01/1988 A
9
N
H
3
3/03/1988 B
2
N
H
2
3/11/1988 B
8
N
H
2
5/11/1988 A
12
N
S
2
5/11/1988 A
8
N
s
2
7/29/1988 A
5
N
CHH 1
8/05/1988 A
3 P N Vll
H
2
8/13/1988 C
1
N
H
2
8/26/1988 A
1
N H60
H
2
10/12/1988 A
12
N
S
2
10/20/1988 A
16
N
H
2
10/25/1988 C
4
N
S
2
10/25/1988 C
6
N
H
2
10/26/1988 A
10 P N
S
2
10/27/1988 C
5
N
H
2
11/02/1988 A
14
N
H
2
11/03/1988 A
12
N
H
2
11/23/1988 B
2
N
H
1
12/01/1988 C
3 P N
-LX630-
HONTHLY/
ANNUAL
1/01/1988
INDEX BY
12/31/1988
SUBJECTS
-DATE-
PAGE 245
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S I T
E L Y
C -PG L P BYL
SEE ALSO CRIMES, N.C. (SEE ALSO NATES OF SPECIFIC CRIMES)
SEE ALSO WHITE-COLLAR CRIMES
STORES HAVE NEW WEAPON IN UAR AGAINST SHOPLIFTERS
BUSINESSES, N.C, DRUG ABUSE
SEE ALSO DRUG ABUSE
DURHAM STUDENTS TO GREET PRESIDENT
LEGISLATURE URGED TO REGULATE DRUG TESTING
DRUG TESTING PANEL HITS THORNY ISSUES
DRUG USE IN U.S. SPURS DEBATE OVER TESTING AT WORK
SCREENING TEST INVENTOR OPPOSES EMPLOYEE DRUG TESTING
CONSENSUS EXPECTED ON DRUG TESTING
QUESTIONS RAISED ON DRUG TESTING
DRUG TESTING MEASURE STRIKES PROPER BALANCE
BUSINESSES, N.C, EMPLOYEES „
BURLINGTON WOMAN HONORED BY EMPLOYER AND GOVERNOR
DRUG TESTING INCREASES; LAWMAKER QUESTIONS RIGHTS ISSUES
DRUG TESTING PANEL HITS THORNY ISSUES
COMPANIES FIND KEEPING WORKERS IN GOOD HEALTH IS GOOD BUSINESS
CORPORATE ATHLETES PRAISED
SERVICES HELP WORKERS COPE
SCREENING TEST INVENTOR OPPOSES EMPLOYEE DRUG TESTING
STATE'S REPUTATION TRIBUTE TO WORKERS, N.C. LABOR CHIEF SAYS
WORKING CONDITIONS POOR IN N.C, LABOR INSTITUTE SAYS
EMPLOYEES MAY SAVE MONEY THROUGH DOCTOR, DAYCARE BILLS
COURT REFUSES TO EXPAND SHIELD AGAINST DISMISSAL
NEW LAW TO RESTRICT USE OF POLYGRAPHS IN TESTING OF PROSPECTIVE EMPLOYEE
YULETIDE CHEER NOT HARMFUL TO PRODUCTIVITY
BUSINESSES, N.C, FOREIGN INVESTMENT
SEE ALSO FOREIGN INVESTORS
STUDY ON TRADE CENTER NEARLY FINISHED
N.C TRADERS RECORD $159.5 MILLION SURPLUS
SURVEY SHOWS FOREIGN COMPANIES FIND N.C. ATTRACTIVE FOR HEADQUARTERS
BUSINESSES, N.C, HAZARDOUS WASTE
SEE ALSO CHEMICAL WASTE DISPOSAL
SEE ALSO HAZARDOUS WASTE TREATMENT, N.C.
SEE ALSO INCINERATORS
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR WASTES DISPOSAL AND STORAGE
SEE ALSO RIGHT-TO-KNOW
BUTNER BUSINESS RECEIVES GOVERNOR'S AWARD
ONLY HALF OF COMPANIES FILE REQUIRED CHEMICAL REPORTS
BUSINESSES, N.C, HEALTH AND SAFETY VIOLATIONS
SEE ALSO OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH ADMINISTRATION
SEE ALSO ON-THE-JOB SAFETY
EMPLOYERS MUST SHOW INJURY, DEATH RECORDS
BUSINESSES, N.C, HEALTH CARE
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, U.S., HEALTH CARE
PLANT WORKERS TO RECEIVE HEALTH TESTS
BUSINESSES, N.C, HEALTH INSURANCE
SEE ALSO HEALTH INSURANCE „
COMPANIES FIND KEEPING WORKERS IN GOOD HEALTH IS GOOD BUSINESS
BUSINESSES, N.C, LAYOFFS
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, DURHAM. LAYOFFS
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, U.S., LAYOFFS
FORMER NCA WORKERS MAY GET AID
PERSON, ROXBORO AWAIT WORD ON PLANT
WINSTON-SALEM BOUNCES BACK FROM ECONOMIC DOWNTURNS
LOUISBURG PLANT LAYS OFF 150 WORKERS
NO LAYOFF AT LOUISBURG FURNITURE PLANT— OFFICIALS
FEELINGS MIXED ON AT&T RECALL
FORT BR AGG WO RKFORCE FACES LAYOFFS
HARRIS-TEETER FLAWING TO BUY BIG STAR STORES
195 AT BIG STAR FACE LOSS OF JOBS
S 2 6/04/1988 A 4 E
S 2 2/04/1988 A
1 P N S92
H 2 2/24/1988 A
1
N L40
H 2 4/21/1988 B
1
N L40
S 2 5/03/1988 A
12
J Oil
CHH 1 6/23/1988 A
3
N K65
H 2 8/19/1988 A
14
N
H 2 9/29/1988 C
4
N
S 2 12/21/1988 A
4
E
H 1 3/01/1988 B
1
N
H 2 4/05/1988 B
1
N
H 2 4/21/1988 B
1
N L40
H 2 5/22/1988 B
7 D N C60
H 2 5/30/1988 A
4
L
CHH 1 6/10/1988 A
3
N K65
CHH 1 6/23/1988 A
3
N K65
H 2 9/06/1988 B
14
N
H 2 9/06/1988 B
14
N
CHH 1 9/16/1988 A
3 P N Vll
H 2 9/21/1988 B
2
N
H 2 12/06/1988 C
5
N
CHH 1 12/28/1988 A
3
N M20
H 2 5/28/1988 C
1
N M97
H 2 5/29/1988 C
11
N
H 2 11/13/1988 F
1
N
H 1 3/19/1988 C 1 N
H 1 7/12/1988 B 1 N
H 2 2/07/1988 B 9 N
H 2 5/12/1988 B 2 N
H 2 5/22/1988 B 7 D N C60
H
2
1/13/1988 B
8
N
H
1
1/22/1988 C
1 P N T33
H
2
1/25/1988 B
7
N
H
1
2/18/1988 B
1
N H60
H
1
2/23/1988 B
10
N
S
2
2/24/1988 A
5
N
S
2
2/26/1988 C
6
N
H
2
3/02/1988 C
5
N
S
2
3/02/1988 A
1
N W82
-LX630-
MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1988 - 12/31/1988
SUBJECTS
BIG STAR CLOSINGS MAY REACH 50X, EXECUTE SAYS
23 FIRST UNION MORTGAGE OFFICES TO CLOSE
GRANT FOR WORKERS
CREEDMOOR PLANT CONFIRMS LAYOFFS, PLANS TO CLOSE
CP&L OFFERS EARLY RETIREMENT TO 475
DUKE POWER CONSIDERING COST CUTS; LAYOFFS RUMORED, BUT NOT CONFIRMED
DUKE POWER CO. MULLS LAYOFFS
FIRST UNION WILL REDUCE ITS WORK FORCE FURTHER
CONE TO CLOSE MINNEOLA PLANT
CONE MILLS CLOSING TO IDLE 500 WORKERS
CLOSING SHOCKS MINNEOLA WORKERS
CONE CLOSES ANOTHER PLANT
BB&T FINANCIAL CORP. PLANS LAYOFFS
DUKE POWER LAYOFFS COULD HIT 1,400
CPU. EFFICIENCY STUDY MAY RESULT IN LAYOFFS
N.C. WORKERS HIT BY UNUSUAL NUMBER OF MAJOR LAYOFFS
FURNITURE PLANT LAYS OFF WORKERS
LAYOFFS PREDICTED FOR RJR NABISCO
AILING FURNITURE COMPANY TELLS 650 EMPLOYEES TO STAY HOME
BUSINESSES, N.C, LOGOS
SEE ALSO LOGOS
MARTIN'S TV ADS CHANGED AFTER COMPANIES COMPLAIN
DEMOCRATIC LEADER CRITICI2ES GOV. MARTIN'S CAMPAIGN ADS
BUSINESSES, N.C, OPENINGS
PARTICLEBOARD MILL OPENS NEAR MONCURE
SENSOR RESEARCH FIRM MOVES FROM TEXAS TO HCRRISVILLE
STEVENS DIVISION HEADQUARTERS WILL BE IN BURLINGTON
AMERICAN OPENS RESERVATIONS CENTER
GARNER GETS WOO MILLION RJR PLANT
ALEXANDER JULIAN TO OPEN STORES, CHARLOTTE 1ST LOCATION
CASCADE FIBERS PLANS TO OPEN PLANT IN SANFORD
COOKIE PLANT TO PRODUCE GRAVY
FORMER BIG STAR TO OPEN
ROCKWELL PLANS TO ACTIVATE PLANT NEAR LAURINBURG
IDLED STOKES COUNTY APPAREL PLANT TO REOPEN
TOY COMPANY TO OPEN HEADQUARTERS
GOV. MARTIN WELCOMES MAKER OF SPRINKLER SYSTEMS TO N.C
BUSINESSES, N.C. PHILANTHROPY
COMPANY DONATES TO COLLEGE FUND
DUKE PLANS BONE MARROW CLINIC FOR CHILDREN
GUESTS OF HONOR
TWO FIRMS RENEW SCHOLARSHIPS FOR COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM
MORE BUSINESSES BECOMING INVOLVED IN SCHOOL ISSUES
GLAXO PLEDGES CHALLENGE GRANT TO ASSIST ARTSCENTER
DUKE POWER GIVES $2,000 TO SOUTH GRANVILLE COUNCIL
AFTER-EFFECTS
POOR, LONELY TO HAVE FREE YULE DINNER IN LOUISBURG
BUSINESSES, N.C, PHYSICAL FITNESS
SEE ALSO PHYSICAL FITNESS
COMPANIES FIND KEEPING WORKERS
CORPORATE ATHLETES PRAISED
IN GOOD HEALTH IS GOOD BUSINESS
BUSINESSES, N.C, PROFITS
SEE ALSO BANKS, N.C, SALES AND EARNINGS
SEE ALSO EARNINGS DIGEST (COLUMN)
SNOW NIPPED TAR HEEL PROFITS
EARNINGS DIGEST
BUSINESSES, N.C, RANKINGS
SEE ALSO N.C, RAWING
RJR NABISCO STILL TOP SOUTHEASTERN FIRM
SEVEN N.C. COMPANIES RANKED AMONG TOP 400 PRIVATE FIRMS
BUSINESSES, N.C, SCHOOL SUPPORT
SEE ALSO N.C BUSINESS COHMITTEE FOR EDUCATION
COMPANY OFFERS «50,000 CHALLENGE ON COMPUTERS FOR PERSON SCHOOLS
S I T
E L Y
-DATE — C -PG L P BYL
3/06/1988
3/11/1988
6/25/1988
8/26/1988
9/02/1988
9/03/1988
9/08/1988
9/10/1988
10/25/1988
10/25/1988
10/26/1988
10/27/1988
11/06/1988
11/09/1988
11/12/1988
11/14/1988
11/26/1988
11/28/1988
12/08/1988
7
8
14
1
3
1
6
8
4
6
10 P N
5 N
N
N
N
N H60
N
N
N
N
N
N
16
11
12
13
8
1
2
H 2 3/13/1988 B 1 N
H 2 3/16/1988 D 6 H
H
2 1/03/1988 B
9 P P
H
2 1/31/1988 B
8
N
H
1 2/06/1988 B
1
N H60
S
2 2/12/1988 A
1
N W82
S
2 2/19/1988 A
1
N S92
S
2 3/04/1983 A
6
N
H
2 3/09/1988 C
3
N
H
2 3/20/1988 B
12
N
S
2 5/25/1988 A
1
N H02
S
2 8/03/1988 A
6
N
H
2 11/13/1988 B
8
N
S
2 12/02/1988 A
10
N
H
2 12/25/1988 D
6
N
H
1 1/12/1988 B
1
N
S
2 5/12/1988 C
1 P N W82
S
2 6/02/1988 A
2 1
P P C45
H
2 6/25/1988 C
3
N
H
1 7/12/1988 B
1
N
Dt
1 1 8/08/1988 A
1
N M70
H
1 12/02/1988 C
1
N T33
H
2 12/08/1988 A
4
E
H
2 12/24/1988 C
1
N H60
H
2 5/22/1988 B
7 D N C60
H
2 5/30/1988 A
4
L
H 2 1/19/1988 A 9 N
H 2 1/27/1988 C 3 N
S 2 4/07/1988 C 6 C N
H 2 12/01/1988 D 5 N
H 1 6/08/1988 F 1 N 133
-LX630-
NONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/1988
INDEX BY
12/31/1988
SUBJECTS
BUSINESS PEOPLE, EDUCATORS EXPLORE WAYS TO COOPERATE
TWO FIRMS RENEW SCHOLARSHIPS FOR COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM
MORE BUSINESSES BECOMING INVOLVED IN SCHOOL ISSUES
BUSINESSES, N.C., SMOKING
SEE ALSO SMOKING
SEE ALSO TOBACCO, ANTI-SMOKING CAMPAIGN
NORTHERN TELECOM TO START NO-SMOKING POLICY IN SEPTEMBER
JEFFERSON-PILOT TO BAN SMOKING
GREENSBORO COUNCIL TO HOLD HEARING ON SMOKING BAN PROPOSAL
BUSINESSES, N.C., STOCK OWNERSHIP
LOG-HOME MAKER PLANS TO GO PUBLIC
BUSINESSES, N.C., TAXES
INVENTORY TAX REPEAL BOOSTS STATE ECONOMY
RJR SECURES AGREEMENT FOR STUDY OF TAX CHANGES
LEGISLATORS ASKED BY RJR TO CONSIDER TAX CHANGES
TAX DISCOUNT GIVES MERCHANTS A WINDFALL
MARTIN, JORDAN CLASH ON WHAT WAS OFFERED FOR BAKERY
ANALYST: RJR TAX BREAK WOULD COST $26 MILLION
ANALYST SAYS TAX BREAK WOULD COST $26 MILLION
GOOD CORPORATIONS DON'T EXPECT HANDOUTS
LEGISLATIVE LEADERS SUGGEST WAYS TO USE $45 MILLION TAX WINDFALL
MONEY FIGURES FUZZY ON REINSTATING SALES TAX COLLECTION PLAN
MERCHANT'S DISCOUNT DEBATED AS INDUSTRY RECRUITMENT
CLASH LIKELY OVER TAX FEE FOR MERCHANTS
MILLER BILL AIMS AT ATTRACTING INDUSTRY
SENATE VOTES TO PAY MERCHANTS FOR COLLECTING SALES TAX
SENATE VOTES- FOR ANNUAL TESTING OF HOME SCHOOL STUDENTS
N.C. HOUSE PANEL REVISES TAX FORMULA
MILLER BILL WILL BENEFIT COMPANIES BASED IN N.C.
HOUSE VOTES FOR CHANGE IN BUSINESS INCOME TAX
HOUSE APPROVES ALTERING CORPORATE INCOME TAX FORMULA
APPLY SALES TAX EVENLY
SALES TAX ON MAIL-ORDER ITEMS ON AGENDA IN GENERAL ASSEMBLY
BILL ON CORPORATE TAXES STEAMS TOWARD SENATE FLOOR
SENATE APPROVES TAX BREAK FOR MULTI-STATE BUSINESSES
N.C. BUSINESS TAX BREAK CLEARS HURDLE
STATE SENATE ENACTS TAX BREAK FOR MULTI-STATE COMPANIES
STATE REVISES TAX CODES FOR GROWTH
HOUSE OKS PERSON COUNTY TAX BILL
SENATE APPROVES MAIL-ORDER SALES TAX
SENATE SETS UP CONFRONTATION WITH HOUSE
HOUSE APPROVES TWO DWI MEASURES
SMALL BUSINESSES WIN ONE, LOSE ONE
PANEL PROPOSES TAX CUTS TO AID SMALL BUSINESSES
COUNTIES WITHOUT INTERSTATE ROADS LAG IN INDUSTRIAL RECRUITING
SHALL BUSINESS TAX WORKSHOP SCHEDULED
TAX BILL OF $126,000 MAY FORCE CLOSING OF STONEVILLE PLANT
BUSINESSES, S MALL
SEE ALSO BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, DURHAM _
SEE ALSO DURHAM TECHNICAL COMMUNITY COLLEGE, SMALL BUSINESS INSTITUTE
SEE ALSO FAMILY-OWNED BUSINESSES
SEE ALSO MINORITY BUSINESS ENTERPRISE PROGRAM
SEE ALSO NATIONAL FEDERATION OF INDEPENDENT BUSINESSES
SEE ALSO PIEDMONT TECHNICAL COLLEGE SMALL BUSINESS CENTER
SEE ALSO SMALL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
SEE ALSO SMALL BUSINESS AND TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT CENTER
SEE ALSO SMALL BUSINESS CENTERS
SEE ALSO SMALL BUSINESS INCUBATOR
SEE ALSO SMALL BUSINESS WEEK
YOUNG ENTREPRENEUR WINS $10,000 TO TRY HIS IDEAS
ENTREPRENEURIAL SPIRIT IS ALIVE IN SALTER PATH
TWO ENTREPRENEURS TO PRESENT PLANS AT VENTURE FORUM
SMALL BUSINESSES TOPIC OF SEMINAR
BONDING BUILDS MINORITY BARRIER
SMALL FIRMS NEED SOME BONDING BREAKS
-DATE-
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S I T
E L Y
C -PG L P BYL
H 2 6/10/1988 C 1 N M97
H 2 6/25/1988 C 3 N
H 1 7/12/1988 B 1 N
H 2 5/07/1988 B 4 N
H 2 7/31/1988 F 1 N
H 2 8/17/1988 A 16 N
H 2 1/31/1988 B 7 N
1/26/1988 A
2/20/1988 A
2/21/1988 B
2/22/1988 A
2/25/1988 A
2/26/1988 C
2/27/1988 A
3/01/1988 A
4/01/1988 B
5/26/1988 A
5/30/1988 A
6/10/1988 C
6/10/1988 C
6/11/1988 B
6/14/1988 B
6/14/1988 A
6/15/1988 C
6/16/1988 A
6/17/1988 B
6/20/1988 A
6/20/1988 B
6/23/1988 A
6/24/1988 B
6/24/1988 A
6/25/1988 A
6/27/1988 C
6/28/1988 B
6/30/1988 C
7/01/1988 B
7/02/1988 A
7/28/1988 A
8/04/1988 D
9/25/1988 A
10/25/1988 C
11/23/1988 B
4
2
1
4
13
6
13
4
5
5
6
1
6 P N
3 N
5 N
1 P N
5 P N
14 N
11 N
4 E
1 P N
9 N
9 N
E
N
N
L
N L40
N
N
E
N
J Oil
J Oil
N L40
2
11
3
1
5
9
10
5
4
14
1
2
N
N
J
N
N
N L40
N
J Oil
N
N
N
N
H
2
3/31/1988 A
17
N
S
2
4/01/1988 A
7
N
H
2
4/02/1988 B
6
N
H
2
4/02/1988 B
6
N
S
2
4/08/1988 A
1
N H70
S
2
4/14/1988 A
4
E
-1X630-
MONTHLY/
ANNUAL
1/01/1988
INDEX B
- 12/31/1988
SUBJECTS
SMALL-BUSINESS AWARD PLANNED IN PERSON
CHAMBER KICKS OFF FEELING GOOD PROGRAM
CHAMBER HONORS 2 DURHAM BUSINESSMEN
CHAMBER LAUDS ENTREPRENEUR, BUSINESSMAN
PROGRAM TO HELP FLEDGLING COMPANIES IN N.C.'S AILING RURAL AREAS
LIABILITY CRUNCH STILL HURTS SMALL BUSINESSES
SENATE VOTES FOR ANNUAL TESTING OF HOME SCHOOL STUDENTS
HOME SCHOOL TESTING BILL GETS TENTATIVE N.C. SENATE APPROVAL
CONFERENCE TARGETS RISING STARS
CARRBORO DEVELOPMENT LOAN GOES TO CARR MILL RESTAURANT
DURHAM TECH TO OPEN EDUCATION CENTER TO AID SMALL BUSINESSES
MINORITY BUSINESS CONFERENCE OPENS
SMALL BUSINESSES WIN ONE, LOSE ONE
MICHAUX: DIFFERENT AMERICAS STILL EXIST
price pushes small business help
regulation upsets home workers
give home-business operators 2nd chance
county may consider extending deadline on home-businesses lau
panel proposes tax cuts to aid small businesses
duke students offer free business advice
garrard to head education center
small business seminar's focus 'go international'
troubled firm leaves town with suits on its heels
bill may help n.c. business
home businesses may get permit deadline extended
state legislatures create programs to aid small business
student's balloon business flying high
small business tax workshop scheduled
chamber of commerce's small business council to hold fair
small business association honors state sen. royall
small business fair draws 100 to meet with larger companies
$1.7 million in business loans approved
businesses, u.s.
see also career planning
see also children, businesses
see also corruption in business
see also discount houses
see also dress for success (book)
see also free enterprise
see also fringe benefits
see also holding companies
see also industrial relocation
see also internships
see also investors, u.s.
see also leveraged buyouts
see also mail-order business
see also mergers and takeovers
see also minority business enterprise program
see also "poison pill" provisions
see also political campaign contributions
see also public-private cooperative ventures
see also trademarks
see also women, businesses
author: change can help firms compete
flexibility: author of best seller gives clues to surviving...
best place for companies"? report taps the northeast
drought-big business link
'we have nothing to worry about'
businesses, u.s., aids
see also acquired immune deficiency syndrome, u.s. cases
EXPERT! HOLD AIDS seminars in workplace
BUSINESSES, U.S., ARTS SUPPORT
SEE ALSO ARTS U.S.
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, DURHAM, ARTS SUPPORT
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, N.C, ARTS SUPPORT
SEMINAR SET TODAY AT DUKE ON PRIVATE SUPPORT OF ARTS
S
I T
N
E
E
L Y
P
D
— DATE — C -PG L P BYL
H
1
4/26/1988 C
4 N
H
2
5/01/1988 B
8 N C60
S
2
5/09/1988 C
1 N W82
H
2
5/10/1988 C
1 P N C60
H
2
5/19/1988 C
10 N
S
2
5/30/1988 A
1 P N B85
H
2
6/14/1988 B
5 N
S
2
6/14/1988 C
4 N
CHH 1
6/20/1988 A
7 P N
CHH 1
7/13/1988 A
1 N Vll
H
2
7/27/1988 B
1 N J40
H
2
7/28/1988 B
7 P N C44
S
2
7/28/1988 A
5 J Oil
H
2
7/29/1988 A
10 P N C44
Ofr
1
7/29/1988 A
3 N B21
S
2
7/30/1988 A
1 N M06
S
2
8/01/1988 A
4 E
S
2
8/03/1988 C
1 N M06
H
2
8/04/1988 D
4 N
H
2
8/24/1988 B
5 N D80
S
2
9/09/1988 C
1 P N W82
H
2
9/13/1988 B
10 N
s
2
9/13/1988 B
1 N W82
CHh
1
10/05/1988 A
8 N
S
2
10/10/1988 A
1 P N H65
CHH 1
10/21/1988 A
10 N
S
2
10/22/1988 B
1 P N W82
H
1
10/25/1988 C
1 N
S
2
10/29/1988 A
8 P N
H
2 10/30/1988 B
8 N
H
2
11/10/1983 C
2 P N C47
S
2 12/17/1988 C
2 P N
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
4/07/1988 C
4/10/1988 C
4/13/1988 A
7/01/1988 A
11/11/1988 A
1 P N W82
11 P N A54
10 P N
4 L
3 P N M25
H 1 8/09/1988 B 5 N
H 2 6/10/1988 C 2 N
BUSINESSES, U.S., BOARDS OF DIRECTORS
-LX630-
HONTHLY/
ANNUAL INDEX B
1/01/1988 - 12/31/1988
Y SUBJECTS
STUDY LOOKS AT BOARDROOM 'CRISIS'
STUDY? SHAREHOLDERS SUITS RARELY SUCCEED AGAINST CORP. BOARD
BUSINESSES, U.S., CHILD CARE CENTERS
SEE ALSO CHILD CARE CENTERS
DAY CARE THINKING CHANGES
BUSINESSES, U.S., CLOSING
CONGRESS SHOULDN'T HIDE BEHIND TRADE BILL
SUN'S VIEW OF PLANT-CLOSING LEGISLATION IS NONSENSICAL
SANFORD: REAGAN THREATENS TRADE BILL
CITY FLOWER BEDS SHOW COMMITMENT TO BEAUTY
AIRLINE DEREGULATION MAY CUT COMPETITION
BUSINESSES, U.S., DRUG ABUSE
SEE ALSO DRUG ABUSE
SEE ALSO "SUBSTANCE ABUSE IN THE WORKPLACE - STRATEGIES FOR THE 1990S"
REAGAN MAY ATTEND DUKE CONFERENCE
REAGAN COMING TO DURHAM?
REAGAN BRINGS ANTI-DRUG WAR TO DUKE
LABOR SECRETARY SAYS DRUG ABUSE IN WORKPLACES COSTING U.S. BILLIONS...
GIPPER HONORARY BLUE DEVIL
GET RID OF DRUG-ABUSE PROBLEM, NOT WORKER
BUSINESSES, U.S., EMPLOYEE THEFTS
SEE BUSINESSES, EMPLOYEE THEFT
BUSINESSES, U.S., EMPLOYEES
SENSITIVITY PRODUCTIVITY KEY— HARRIS
•88 GROWTH PREDICTED SLOW, BUT CONSISTENT
REAGAN IGNORING WORKERS
COMPANIES FIND KEEPING WORKERS IN GOOD HEALTH IS GOOD BUSINESS
LAWYER: BLANKET POLICY WRONG APPROACH TO SMOKING ON JOB
WORKING PEOPLE WORSE OFF
EXPERT PREDICTS CORPORATE WELCOME FOR WORKERS WHO DON'T FIT A MOLD
RISING EMPLOYER COSTS
DON'T REQUIRE OVERTIME
BUSINESSES, U.S., HEALTH CARE
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, N.C., HEALTH CARE
NEW DURHAM BEST WESTERN MOTEL AT TRAVELERS WANTING STUDIO-SUITES
DON'T NATIONALIZE HEALTH PLAN
BUSINESSES, U.S., INCOME TAXES
SEE ALSO INCOME TAXES
MORE CORPORATIONS PAYING TAXES UNDER NEW LAWS
BUSINESSES, U.S., LAWSUITS
SEE ALSO LAWSUITS, U.S.
UNC STUDY: SUITS' FAILURE MEANS INSURANCE TOO COSTLY
BUSINESSES, U.S., LAYOFFS
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, DURHAM, LAYOFFS
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, N.C., LAYOFFS
SEE ALSO UNEMPLOYMENT, U.S.
COLORCRAFT CHAIRMAN EXPECTS TO ELIMINATE 4,000 PHOTO LAB JOBS
CONGRESS SHOULDN'T HIDE BEHIND TRADE BILL
SUN'S VIEW OF PLANT-CLOSING LEGISLATION IS NONSENSICAL
AIRLINE CUTS RDU LINKS; NO LAYOFFS
JORDAN ISSUES CHALLENGE TO MARTIN ON BILL
GTE CUTBACKS LEAVE DURHAM STAFF 'ON HOLD'
N. TELECOM TO MOVE 100 WORKERS TO RTP
BUSINESSES, U.S., MIGRATION
SEE INDUSTRIAL RELOCATION
BUSINESSES, U.S., PHILANTHROPY
SEE ALSO PHILANTHROPY
SURVEY CITES IBM FOR ITS GENEROSITY
BUSINESSES, U.S., PHYSICAL FITNESS PROGRAMS
-DATE-
S
E
C -fG
CHH 1 12/05/1988 A
H 2 12/30/1988 C
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I T
L Y
L P BYL
N
N U80
H 2 5/24/1988 A 4 E
4/25/1988
5/02/1988
5/19/1988
8/04/1988
9/08/1988
1/27/1988
1/29/1988
2/08/1988
2/09/1988
2/09/1988
2/09/1988
4 E
4 L
1 P N B85
4 E
4 E
3/09/1988 C
3/20/1988 B
5/11/1988 A
5/22/1988 B
9/22/1988 B
9/26/1988 A
10/26/1988 A
10/31/1988 A
11/10/1988 A
1
11
4
7
1
4
14
4
4
N 046
E
N S92
N C60
N S92
E
N K65
N
L
N C60
N C47
L
N K65
E
L
H 2 2/07/1988 B 7 P U L41
H 2 9/25/1988 D 4 E
H 2 9/23/1988 A 1 N
S 2 12/19/1988 C 1 N
H
2 2/09/1988 C
9 P N L41
S
2 4/25/1988 A
4 E
S
2 5/02/1988 A
4 L
S
2 7/23/1988 B
1 N
H
2 8/03/1988 B
10 N
S
2 11/10/1988 A
1 N
S
2 12/07/1988 A
1 N S92
H 2 1/08/1988 B 6 N
-LX630-
MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX B
1/01/1988 - 12/31/1988
Y SUBJECTS
SEE ALSO PHYSICAL FITNESS
COMPANIES FIND KEEPING WORKERS IN GOOD HEALTH IS GOOD BUSINESS
BUSINESSES, U.S., RELOCATION
DURHAM SHOULD FIGHT TO KEEP GTE IN TOWN
BUSINESSES, U.S., SMOKING
SEE ALSO SMOKING
SEE ALSO TOBACCO, ANTI-SMOKING CAMPAIGN
EMPLOYERS HEED CALL FOR SMOKE-FREE OFFICE
WORKPLACE SMOKE MAY PROVE COSTLY
LAWYER! BLANKET POLICY WRONG APPROACH TO SMOKING ON JOB
BUSINESSES, U.S., TAXES
SEE BUSINESSES, U.S.,
INCOME TAXES
BUSING
SEE SCHOOLS, N.C., BUSING
SEE SCHOOLS, U.S., BUSING
BUTADIENE
SEE ALSO CHEMICALS
SCIENTISTS EXAMINE CHEMICAL'S EFFECTS ON LABORATORY MICE
STUDIES OF EXPOSURE TO BUTADIENE PROVIDE HELP ON SETTING NEW LIMIT
BUTCHER & SINGER INC.
WHEAT, FIRST, BUTCHER & SINGER DECIDE TO JOIN
BUTCHERING
SEE ALSO MEAT
POLICE LOG/PIG'S FOOT SLICER CUTS FINGER
BUTNER, N.C.
SEE ALSO FEDERAL CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTION AT BUTNER
ATOM SMASHER TO BE TOPIC
SUPERCOLLIDER MEETING SET FEB. 9 IN BUTNER
VIEWS MAY COLLIDE AT TODAY'S HEARING
SUPER COLLIDER HEARINGS SET
BUTN£R ALARMED OVER SUPER COLLIDER
OPEN-MINDED CANDIDATE
HIGH WINDS AND HAIL HIT BUTNER
COMPANY SETS BUTNER HEARING
AETC OFFICIAL TALKS OF GOOD NEIGHBOR IMAGE
COMPANY GETS QUESTIONS AT BUTNER HEARING
BUTNER GETTING GAZEBO
BUTNER, N.C, BUSINESSES
BUTNER BUSINESS RECEIVES GOVERNOR'S AWARD
INDUSTRIAL PARK IN BUTNER WILL HAVE 18 TRACTS
BUTNER, N.C, CHRISTMAS PARADE
SEE ALSO CHRISTMAS PARADES, N.C.
ENTRIES SOUGHT FOR BUTNER PARADE
BUTNER PREPARES FOR YULE PARADE
CREEDMCOR, BUTNER PARADES SATURDAY
CREEDMCOR, BUTNER PARADES TODAY
PARADE SEASON
BUTNER, N.C, ORDINANCES
BUTNER SETS HEARINGS ON ORDINANCE TONIGHT
BUTNER SUBDIVISION ORDINANCE APPROVED
BUTNER SETS MEETING ON ZONING ORDINANCE
BUTNER, N.C, SEWAGE TREATMENT
SEE ALSO BUTNER, N.C, WATER AND SEWER LINES
STATE OKS BUTNER DELAY ON SEWAGE PLANT RULES
SEWAGE PLANT AT BUTNER GIVEN UNTIL 1990 TO MEET REGULATIONS
CREEDMOOR LINES HOOKED TO BUTNER PLANT
WASTE RATE INCREASES IN BUTNER BEGIN JAN. 1
S
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I T
L Y
L P BYL
H 2 5/22/1988 B 7 D N C60
H 2 4/22/1988 A 4 E
S 2 2/24/1988 A 10 N
H 2 9/01/1988 D 7 N
H 2 9/22/1988 B 1 P N C47
4/13/1988 C 2
4/14/1988 B 4
N M97
N M97
H -2 8/07/1988 B 12 N
CHH 1 8/23/1988 A 11 N
S
H
H
S
S
H
H
H
H
H
H
2 1/26/1988 B
1 1/27/1988 C
2 2/09/1988 B
2 2/09/1988 A
2 2/10/1988 A
2 2/25/1988 A
1 5/21/1988 B
2 7/30/1988 B
2 9/02/1988 C
1 10/21/1988 B
1 12/01/1988 C
1 N
1 N
1 N T33
1 N E85
1 P N M06
4 L
1 P N M66
1 N T33
1 N T33
1 N T33
1 P P M64
H
H
1 3/19/1988 C
2 4/06/1988 C
1 N
2 M N
H
S
H
H
H
2 10/29/1988 C
2 11/02/1988 C
1 12/02/1988 C
1 12/03/1988 C
2 12/04/1988 B
6 N
12 N
1 N
1 N
1 P P C45
H 2 7/07/1988 B 1 N T33
H 1 7/08/1988 C 1 N
H 1 8/03/1988 B 1 N
S 2 3/30/1988 A 1 N M06
H 2 3/31/1988 B 2 N
H 2 5/03/1988 C 14 N
H 1 12/29/1988 C 1 N T33
BUTNER, N.C, STREETS
-LX630- MONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/1988
INDEX BY
12/31/1988
SUBJECTS
AETC OFFICIAL TALKS OF GOOD NEIGHBOR IMAGE
BUTNER, N.C., WATER AND SEWER LINES
SEE ALSO BUTNER, N.C., SEWAGE TREATMENT
STATE OKS BUTNER DELAY ON SEWAGE PLANT RULES
BUTNER SETS UP NEW PROCEDURES ON WATER, SEWER
MEETING SET IN BUTNER ON COMPANY'S REQUEST
BUTNER PLAN COMMISSION TABLES COMPANY'S REQUEST
BUTNER COMMISSION TO MEET TUESDAY ON FIRM'S REQUEST
BUTNER OKS WATER ALLOCATION FOR AETC PLANT
WASTE RATE INCREASES IN BUTNER BEGIN JAN. 1
BUTNER, N.C. , ZONING
SEE ALSO ZONING LAWS
BUTNER SETS HEARINGS ON ORDINANCE TONIGHT
BUTNER SUBDIVISION ORDINANCE APPROVED
BUTNER SETS MEETING ON ZONING ORDINANCE
BUTNER ADOPTS ZONING ORDINANCE
BUTNER BULL TEST STATION
SEE ALSO BEEF
SEE ALSO BULLS
SEE ALSO LIVESTOCK
N.C. STATE UNIVERSITY TO DEDICATE BEEF RESEARCH CENTER NEAR BUTNER
BUTNER GAME LANDS
PART OF BUTNER GAME LANDS CLOSED
BUTNER PLANNING COMMISSION
SOUTHCHEM WANTS BUTNER PANEL TO TABLE ITS RELOCATION REQUEST
BUTNER TABLES INDEFINITELY REQUEST FROM SOUTHCHEM
BUTNER SETS UP NEW PROCEDURES ON WATER, SEWER
THREE BOARDS IN GRANVILLE PLAN TO MEET JOINTLY
MEETING SET IN BUTNER ON COMPANY'S REQUEST
BUTNER PLAN COMMISSION TABLES COMPANY'S REQUEST
BUTNER COMMISSION TO MEET TUESDAY ON FIRM'S REQUEST
BUTNER OKS WATER ALLOCATION FOR AETC PLANT
BUTNER SETS HEARINGS ON ORDINANCE TONIGHT
BUTNER SUBDIVISION ORDINANCE APPROVED
BUTNER SETS MEETING ON ZONING ORDINANCE
BUTNER ADOPTS ZONING ORDINANCE
PARK, CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS ARE PLANNED IN BUTNER
BUTNER/STEM ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
ARCHITECT CHOSEN FOR BUTNER-STEM SCHOOL EXPANSION
BUTTERFLIES
BUTTERFLY RIVALRY LEADS TO MARRIAGE, MERGED BUSINESS
WORRIES AND BUTTERFLIES
THE ONE THAT GOT AWAY
BUY QUICK FOOD MART (ALSTON & WORTH AVE.)
TWO WOUNDED IN SHOOTOUT IN LOT AT CONVENIENCE STORE
BUY QUICK FOOD MART (CORNWALLIS RD. )
THIEVES ENTER STORE THROUGH ROOF
BUY QUICK FOOD MART (S. BRIGGS & ANGIER AVE.)
GRAND JURY INDICTS 6 FOR ROBBERY
COWARD SENTENCED IN ARMED ROBBERIES
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO ARMED ROBBERIES, GETS 25 YEARS
TWO GET 14 YEARS EACH FOR ROBBERIES
MEN SENTENCED IN ROBBERIES
BUY QUICK FOOD MART (U.S. 70)
MASKED MEN ROB STORE
BUZZARD'S ROOST
SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT, DURHAM
MAN FOUND DEAD IN COLD
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H 2 9/02/1988 C 1 N T33
s
2 3/30/1988 A
1
N M06
H
1 4/20/1988 C
1
N
H
1 6/02/1988 B
1
N
H
2 6/04/1988 B
5
N T33
H
1 6/17/1988 C
1
N
H
2 6/23/1988 B
1
N T33
H
1 12/29/1988 C
1
N T33
H 2 7/07/1988 B 1 N T33
H 1 7/08/1988 C 1 N
H 1 8/03/1988 B 1 N
H 2 8/05/1988 C 1 N
H 1 11/05/1988 C 1 N
H 2 11/14/1988 B 6 N
H
2
1/07/1988 B
1
N T33
H
1
1/15/1988 C
1
N T33
H
1
4/20/1988 C
1
N
H
2
5/18/1988 C
1
N
H
1
6/02/1988 B
1
N
H
2
6/04/1988 B
5
N T33
H
1
6/17/1988 C
1
N
H
2
6/23/1988 B
1
N T33
H
2
7/07/1988 B
1
N T33
H
1
7/08/1988 C
1
N
H
1
8/03/1988 B
1
N
H
2
8/05/1988 C
1
N
H
1
8/06/1988 C
1
N T33
H
1
1/23/1988 C
1
N H60
H
2
2/22/1988 B
1 P N P41
H
2
7/07/1988 A
4
E
CHH 1
8/21/1988 A
3 P P T44
H 2 11/21/1988 B 1 N M51
H 2 10/02/1988 A 13 N
s
2
1/05/1988 A
1
N B53
S
2
5/31/1988 A
1
N B53
H
2
6/01/1988 A
16
N
H
2
7/26/1988 B
10
N S82
S
2
7/26/1988 A
9
N B53
H 2 3/28/1988 C 1 N 080
H 2 1/15/1988 C 1 N N36
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1/01/1988
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SEEING THINGS
HAW WATER QUALITY STILL OPEN TO DEBATE
CHATHAM OKS PITTSBGRO PACT
BYRD TRACTOR AND EQUIPMENT
2 VEHICLES STOLEN AT BYRD'S TRACTOR
2 MEN CHARGED IN TRACTOR THEFT
FIVE TRACTORS STOLEN
BYRD'S FOOD STORE (HILLSBOROUGH ROAD)
TWO BUSINESSES ROBBED AT GUNPOINT
DURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS
BYRD'S FOOD STORES
DURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS
SHORT CAUSES FIRE IN GROCERY
C-4 MEDIA CABLE
ALAMANCE OKS CABLE TV FRANCHISE
C-5A GALAXY
AIR FORCE C-5A TRANSPORT STARTLES RESIDENTS OF CLEVELAND COUNTY
C-130 (AIRPLANE)
SEE ALSO AIRPLANES
JULY CRASH TURNED MILITARY SHOW INTO SCENE OF HORROR
C-SPAN
IMPORTANT POLITICAL MOMENT RELIVED IN RERUN THANKS TO C-SPAN
CASH
SEE COALITION FOR ALTERNATIVES TO SHEARON HARRIS
CAT SCANNERS
SEE SCANNERS (MEDICAL EQUIPMENT)
CATCH
SEE CITIZENS AGAINST THE COLLIDER HERE (CATCH)
CATCH (CAROLINA ANGLERS TEACH CHILDREN HOW)
SEE ALSO FISHING
SEE ALSO N.C. WILDLIFE RESOURCES COMMISSION
YOUNGSTERS GET HOOKED ON FISHING
CBR ASSOCIATES
DURHAM WOMAN AMONG WINNERS OF ENTREPRENEURIAL DEVELOPMENT AWARD
ROBERTSON MAKES BREAKS GO HER WAY
CBS
SEE ALSO TELEVISION
CBS FIRES JIMMY 'THE GREEK' FOR REMARKS ABOUT BLACKS
JIMMY 'THE GREEK' MEETS WITH JACKSON, APOLOGIZES AGAIN
CBS FIRES 'THE GREEK' FOR OFFENSIVE REMARKS
DEER CBS!... (CARTOON)
UNWARRANTED BADGERING
SPEAKING OF WALKING OFF THE SET... (CARTOON)
RATHER WAS UNFAIR
DAN RATHER WAS ONLY DOING REPORTER'S JOB
BURLINGTON REP. ASKS RATHER TO APOLOGIZE
CONFOUNDED BY CBS
THE GREEK ARTICULATED FEARS OF HIS TIMES
CBS SHOW FILMS 'PACK TEAM
CBS FILMS WOLFPACK BASKETBALL
CBS SHOW UPSETS OFFICIALS AT NCSU
VERDICT IN TOBACCO ADS SUIT UPHELD
CBS SUNDAY MORNING
FILM OF DANCE FESTIVAL TO BE PART OF TV SHOW
S 2 5/19/1988 D 1 P G B71
CHH 1 10/07/1988 A 1 M N M25
H 2 10/11/1988 B 1 N M25
H 2 2/23/1988 B 16 N
H 2 2/29/1988 B 9 N
H 2 4/27/1988 C 6 N
H 2 2/15/1988 B 7 N
H 2 2/22/1988 B 1 N
H 2 6/06/1988 B 6 N
H 2 6/30/1988 C 7 N
H 1 10/11/1988 B 1 N T35
H 2 5/26/1988 C 8 N
H 2 1/01/1988 B 3 N
CHH 1 7/18/1988 A 5 U H03
H 2 5/24/1988 B 1 P N D22
S 2 4/23/1988 A 9 P N W82
S 2 4/29/1988 A 1 P N W82
H
2
1/17/1988 C
1 P N
H
2
1/18/1988 B
2 P N
S
2
1/18/1989 D
8 N
S
2
1/27/1988 A
4 T T
H
2
1/28/1988 A
4 E
H
2
1/28/1988 A
4 T T R56
H
2
1/28/1988 A
5 L
S
2
1/28/1988 A
4 E
H
1
1/29/1988 C
2 N
H
2
2/01/1988 A
4 L
H
2
2/04/1988 A
4 P J
H
2
2/25/1988 B
1 P N L90
S
2
2/25/1988 A
13 P N K30
H
2
4/03/1988 B
6 N
H
2
4/05/1988 A
14 N
H 2 7/12/1988 B 1 H
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S 2 7/14/1988 D 9 N B71
H 2 4/04/1988 B 3 N
S 2 11/03/1988 C 1 N B53
ADF FEATURED ON CBS
CCAIR INC.
COMMUTER AIRLINE HAY LOSE SUBSIDY
CCB FINANCIAL CORP.
SEE CENTRAL CAROLINA BANK FINANCIAL CORP.
CD'S QUICK STOP
POLICE PROBE STORE HOLDUPS
CETA
SEE COMPREHENSIVE EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING ACT
CHANCE (CONCERN AND HELP FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF NEEDY CHILDREN...)
SEE ALSO FUND RAISING (SEE ALSO NAMES OF FUND RAISING PROJECTS i SPONSORING GROUPS)
SEE ALSO TUTORING PROGRAMS
BANDS TO BATTLE AT DUKE TONIGHT H 2 2/26/1988 C
HIGH SCHOOLERS GET A 'C.H.A.N.C.E.' S 2 3/21/1988 A
DUKE SENIOR'S PROGRAM TRIES TO GIVE DEPRIVED STUDENTS A CHANCE H 2 11/25/1988 B
CHAPS CENTER
SEE ALSO ALCOHOLIC TREATMENT CENTERS, N.C.
SEE ALSO ALCOHOLISM
SEE ALSO DRUG ABUSE
4 SITES PROPOSED FOR REHAB CENTER
COCAINE ADDICTION INCREASING
PROGRAM HELPS KIDS KICK DRUGS
CHILD PROJECT (CHILDREN WITH HANDICAPS INTEGRATED IN DAY CARE)
SEE ALSO CHILD CARE CENTERS
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, HANDICAPPED
GRANT MILL HELP DURHAM FIND NEEDY PRE-SCHOOLERS
CONTACT DURHAM, INC. (CRISIS INTERVENTION PROGRAM)
SEE ALSO MINISTERS, DURHAM
THE VOICE OF COMPASSION
BENEFIT IS SCHEDULED SUNDAY FOR COMMUNITY SHELTER AND JOB SERVICE
NEU CONTACT TELEMINISTRY DIRECTOR DOESN'T 'SIT STILL WELL'
VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR
COPE (COMMITTEE ON POLITICAL EDUCATION)
SEE AMERICAN FEDERATION OF LABOR AND CONGRESS OF INDUSTRIAL ORGANIZATIONS
CPD LIMITED PARTNERSHIP
DEVELOPMENT PLANNED FOR OLD HILL BUILDING
CROP (ACRONYM)
SEE CROP (ORGANIZATION TO RELIEVE WORLD HUNGER)
CRS SIRRINE (FORMERLY J. E. SIRRINE)
BURROUGHS WELLCOME BUYS CRS SIRRINE'S PARK PROPERTY
ENGINEERING GROUP WILL MOVE TO CAPITAL CENTER
CRX MEDICAL
ENTREPRENEURIAL COUNCIL FOUNDERS PRAISED BY MARTIN AT VENTURE '88
CSS CURLEW
SEARCHERS FIND REMAINS OF CONFEDERATE WARSHIP
CSX CORP.
RALEIGH PLANS TO FIGHT PROPOSAL TO REROUTE AMTRAK'S SILVER STAR
SANFORD OPPOSES RALEIGH'S LOSS OF SILVER STAR
EMPTY SCHOOL BUS STRUCK BY TRAIN IN WILSON COUNTY
MAYORS SEEKING STRATEGY TO KEEP AMTRAK SERVICE
OFFICIAL SAYS DURHAM UNLIKELY TO GET AMTRAK
SOUTHERN PINES, RAILROAD MAY TAKE DIVERGING PATHS
AMTRAK WANTS TO REROUTE ; THREATENS RALEIGH SERVICE
NORFOLK SOUTHERN PLANNING TO DROP 326 MILES OF TRACK
AMTRAK TO REROUTE SILVER STAR IN N.C.
N
N
N J04
H 2 4/27/1988 A 1 N C60
H 2 8/28/1988 B 1 N M51
H 2 12/24/1988 C 1 P N K65
S 2 5/28/1988 A 1 P N S92
H 2 5/02/1988 A 4 L
H 2 7/16/1988 A 7 I
H 2 8/11/1988 B 1 P N P38
H 2 11/23/1988 C 2 P P S73
H 2 11/29/1988 B 1 N N36
2 2/17/1988 B
2 4/09/1988 A
11 N R80
8 P N U82
H 2 5/13/1988 B 10 N C47
H
2
9/24/1988 B
7
N
H
2
1/23/1988 D
5
N
H
2
1/27/1988 C
14
N
H
2
2/13/1988 B
5
N
H
2
2/23/1988 B
16
N 066
H
2
2/24/1988 C
3
N 066
S
2
3/28/1988 A
8 P N
S
2
3/31/1988 C
9
N
H
2
4/12/1988 B
18
N
S
2
6/17/1988 A
9
N
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SUBJE
'SPECIAL PROVISIONS' PROMPT AMTRAK ROUTE DEBATE
AMTRAK ROUTE CHANGE RUNS INTO A SNAG
FREIGHT TRAIN DERAILS IN N.C.
TRAIN DERAILMENT NEAR WILSON FORCES REROUTING
SPUR DISPUTE MAY KILL AMTRAK LINK
CPIL SEEKS APPROVAL FOR N-WASTE SHIPMENT PLANS
CSX IS CLOSING LOADING OPERATION
HISTORIC COMMISSION GETTING 92-YEAR-OLD RAILWAY STATION
C A. DILLON SCHOOL
ESCAPED YOUTHS RETURNED TO DILLON
TWO DILLON SCHOOL ESCAPEES RETURNED
TEEN SEX OFFENDER MAY BE RELEASEDi JUDGE RAPS TREATMENT
YOUNG SEX OFFENDER TO BE RELEASED IN JUNE AFTER 3 1/2 YEARS
C. C. MANOfl INC.
teer's park-way bid low
teer is awarded parkway contract
transportation board approves durham road contracts
a little traveling music, maestro. ..please
contract let for widening 1-40 from research park to raleigh
ueaver st. repair still 9 days off
bad weather, delays give weaver street another detour
c. c. spaulding elementary school
dare program helps 5th-grader
students ask how to say 'no' to drugs
thanks for dare program
durham welcomes the world
police probe cooler break-in at school
fossil fuel for thought
c. c. woods construction co.
vance courthouse renovation work contracts awarded
black contractor faults bond survey
city receives bids for new fire station
southern durham fire station ok'd by panel
rec center cost cuts are sought
minorities issue postpones campus hills center action
woods: involving minorities costly
are contractors' quotas realistic?
contractor: CAMPUS HILLS GOALS TOO HIGH
C. T. WILSON CO.
TREATED LUMBER STOLEN FROM CONSTRUCTION SITE
KEY VOLUNTEERS ARE HONORED AT LUNCHEON
THEY HELP FILL MANY NEEDS; SALUTING THE KEY VOLUNTEERS OF THE YEAR
HARD-HAT JOB TESTS METTLE, BUT WOMAN'S NOT A QUITTER
CONSTRUCTION BEGINS ON CANCER TREATMENT FACILITY
C. W. STANFORD JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
SEE STANFORD JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL (NOW STANFORD MIDDLE SCHOOL)
CABARRUS COUNTY, N.C.
CABARRUS CLAIMS 1 OF LARGEST DOGWOODS
CABARRUS COUNTY, N.C, ELECTIONS
ROBESON SCHOOL MERGER APPEARS LIKELY TO PASS
CABINS
SEE LOG CABINS
CABLE TELEVISION, DUKE UNIV.
SEE DUKE UNIV., CABLE TELEVISION
CABLE TELEVISION, DtKHAM
SEE CABLEVISION OF DURHAM
CABLE TELEVISION, N.C.
SEE ALSO CARY, N.C, CABLE TELEVISION
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P
S I T
E ELY
D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
H
H
S
S
H
H
H
H
2 6/21/1988 B
2 7/15/1988 B
2 7/29/1988 A
2 8/31/1988 A
2 11/24/1988 B
2 12/18/1988 A
2 12/18/1988 D
1 12/31/1988 C
1 N L40
9 N
2 N
9 N
7 N
1 M N C60
13 N
1 N
S 2 3/02/1988 A 15 N
H 1 3/03/1988 B 1 N
H 2 4/25/1988 B 1 N S82
H 2 5/30/1988 B 1 N S82
S
S
H
H
H
CHH
CHH
2
2
2
2
2
1
1
2/08/1988 A
2/12/1988 A
3/12/1988 C
5/13/1988 C
8/13/1988 C
9/27/1988 A
10/06/1988 A
1 N M06
1 N M06
1 N R53
1 P P T37
1 N R53
1 P N Vll
3 P N Vll
S
H
H
S
S
s
2
2
2
2
2
2
1/15/1988 A
1/16/1988 C
1/23/1988 A
4/07/1988 A
5/14/1988 B
5/21/1988 B
4 L
1 P N J40
4 L
6 P F S27
1 N
8 P P T37
H
S
S
H
S
S
S
H
s
1 2/10/1988 B
2 4/28/1988 A
2 7/14/1988 A
2 7/15/1988 C
2 12/06/1988 A
2 12/20/1988 A
2 12/21/1988 A
2 12/27/1988 A
2 12/29/1988 A
1 N
1 N H70
1 M N H70
1 N
1 M N H70
1 N H70
1 N H70
4 E
1 N H70
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
4/02/1988 B
4/22/1988 A
4/29/1988 A
8/07/1988 B
9/06/1988 A
3 N
6 P F S56
6 P F S56
1 P N P38
3 P N L38
S 2 5/04/1988 C 11 N
H 2 3/09/1988 A 11 N
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1/01/1988
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12/31/1988
S U B J E
SEE ALSO CHATHAM COUNTY, N.C, CABLE TELEVISION
SEE ALSO MADISON CABLEVISION
SEE ALSO PAY TV
CARY PANEL TO PROBE ALERT CABLE TV RECORD
CABLE TV DISPUTE IN MORGANTON REACHES SUPREME COURT
TOWN WANTS TO OWN CABLE TV
COURT HEARS MORGANTON CABLE TV CASE
FETZER'S ADS APPEARING ON CABLE TV
MAINSTREAM CHURCHES PLUG INTO CABLE TV
ALAMANCE OKS CABLE TV FRANCHISE
MERGER WON'T CHANGE CABLE TV
CABLE TELEVISION, PIRACY
SEE ALSO ROBBERY, U.S.
CABLE PIRATES STEALING MILLIONS IN DURHAM
CABLE TELEVISION, U.S.
SEE ALSO ALERT CABLE TV
SEE ALSO CABLEVISION OF DURHAM
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., CABLE TELEVISION
SEE ALSO ROXBORO CABLEVISION, INC.
SEE ALSO SATELLITE COMMUNICATIONS FOR LEARNING (SCOLA)
SEE ALSO TELEVISION SHOPPING
NYET TO AWARDS
CABLE FIRM SEES LITTLE IMPACT FROM RULING
CABLE VALUE NETWORK
SEE ALSO TELEVISION SHOPPING
TELEVISION WORKS LIKE MAIL-ORDER CATALOG
CABLEVISION INDUSTRIES CORP.
MERGER WON'T CHANGE CABLE TV
CABLEVISION OF DURHAM
SEE ALSO ALERT CABLE TV
SEE ALSO CABLE TELEVISION, N.C.
SEE ALSO TELEVISION
AIRPORT FOCUS OF TV PROGRAMS
MAYOR HOSTS SHOW
CABLE FIRM SEES LITTLE IMPACT FROM RULING
CABLEVISION RELOCATES OFFICE
FANS FLOCK TO GET CABLE SERVICE FOR FIGHT
CABLEVISION TO COVER BAMBINO TOURNAMENT
HEARINGS TO DISCUSS CABLE TV SERVICE
THE CITY OF DURHAM AND CABLEVISION ADVISORY BOARD... (AD)
DURHAM CABLEVISION TO SHOW SERIES ON NUCLEAR ARMS RACE
CABLE TV AIRS ARMS RACE FILMS
CABLE PREMIERE RILES A 'MOONSTRUCK' FAN
CABLE PIRATES STEALING MILLIONS IN DURHAM
CACTI
CACTUS FLOWER
CADILLACS
SEE ALSO GENERAL MOTORS
LOUISBURG MAN INDICTED ON 26 COUNTS OF ASSAULT
CADRE TECHNOLOGIES INC.
RESEARCH TRIANGLE INSTITUTE, R.I. FIRM PLAN MARKETING PACT
CAESAREAN BIRTHS
SEE CESAREAN SECTIONS
CAFE GIORGIOS (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.)
NEW CAFE GIORGIOS MEANS CONTENTMENT
CAFETERIAS
SEE ALSO RESTAURANTS, U.S.
CAFETERIA IS BESSEMER CITY'S 'GENERAL STORE'
DURHAM NEEDS CAFE1EKIA
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H 2 1/21/1988 B
H 2 5/02/1988 A
H 1 5/10/1988 C
H 2 5/12/1988 A
H 2 8/18/1988 C
H 2 9/26/1988 B
H 1 10/11/1988 B
CHH 1 10/11/1988 A
1 N P41
22 N
2 N
16 N
5 P N
6 N
1 N T35
3 N Vll
S 2 11/24/1988 A 1 P N B53
H 2 1/19/1988 A 4 E
S 2 3/21/1988 C 1 N
S 2 7/01/1988 B 1 P F G59
CHH 1 10/11/1988 A 3 N Vll
H
2 2/17/1988 A
15 N R80
S
2 3/14/1988 C
1 N
S
2 3/21/1988 C
1 N
S
2 6/20/1988 A
8 N
H
2 6/28/1988 A
7 PN D22
S
2 7/05/1988 B
5 N
S
2 8/08/1988 B
4 N
H
2 8/14/1988 B
14 A
H
2 10/08/1988 B
10 N
S
2 10/11/1988 A
8 N
H
2 10/14/1988 D
5 P U C19
S
2 11/24/1988 A
1 P N B53
S
2 9/30/1988 C
1 P P T32
H
1 7/20/1988 B
1 N H60
H
2 12/06/1988 C
1 N K65
H 2 11/11/1988 D 23 P R D77
S 2 1/06/1988 A 14 N
H 2 5/19/1988 A 4 L
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ANNUAL INDEX BY
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SUBJECTS
CAKEWALK (BOOK)
•DEAR PHIL'
DEBUTS TUESDAY
CALCIUM
STUDIES LINK CALCIUM AND BLOOD FfiESSURE
EXERCISE, DIET CAN LIMIT OSTEOPOROSIS
DOCTOR TO DISCUSS CALCIUM LOSS AT UNC
COLON CANCER STUDY BEGINS AT NCMH
INSUFFICIENT EXERCISE CAUSES LOSS OF VITAL AMOUNTS OF CALCIUM
CALDWELL COUNTY, N.C.
CALDWELL SOIL CONTAMINATION STUDIED
CONTAMINATION ANGERS N.C. FARMERS
INCINERATOR'S NEIGHBORS FILE LAWSUIT
ANGER VENTED OVER CALDWELL INCINERATOR
CALDWELL LAWYERS! OPERATOR WILLING TO CLOSE INCINERATOR
CALDWELL TRIES TO END CHEMICAL WASTE BURNING
CALDWELL OFFICIALS SAY DUKE STUDY A YEAR TOO LATE
FIREFIGHTERS CONTAIN 220-ACRE BLAZE NEAR SOME HOMES IN CALDWELL COUNTY
SETTLEMENT REACHED ABOUT INCINERATOR IN CALDWELL COUNTY
NINE PEOPLE INJURED IN CALDWELL ACCIDENT
CALDWELL HIRES MAN TO MONITOR WASTE COMPANY
CALDWELL COUNTY, N.C, HAZARDOUS WASTE TREATMENT
SEE ALSO HAZARDOUS WASTE TREATMENT, N.C.
CHATHAM, LEE PEOPLE OPPOSE INCINERATOR PLAN
WHAT ARE INCINERATOR COSTS?
SEARCH BEGINS FOR HAZARDOUS WASTE IN CALDWELL LANDFILL
CALDWELL COUNTY, N.C, LANDFILL
SEARCH BEGINS FOR HAZARDOUS WASTE IN CALDWELL LANDFILL
CALDWELL SYSTEMS INC.
CALDWELL SOIL CONTAMINATION STUDIED
CONTAMINATION ANGERS N.C FARMERS
INCINERATOR'S NEIGHBORS FILE LAWSUIT
CARNATION STOPS BUYING MILK FROM FARM NEAR INCINERATOR
ANGER VENTED OVER CALDWELL INCINERATOR
CALDWELL LAWYERS: OPERATOR UILLING TO CLOSE INCINERATOR
CALDWELL TRIES TO END CHEMICAL WASTE BURNING
CALDWELL OFFICIALS SAY DUKE STUDY A YEAR TOO LATE
SETTLEMENT REACHED ABOUT INCINERATOR IN CALDWELL COUNTY
CALDWELL HIRES MAN TO MONITOR WASTE COMPANY
CALEDONIA PRISON
SEE ALSO PRISONS, N.C.
CALEDONIA PRISON GUARD FACES CHARGES
GUARD AT PRISON FACING CHARGES AFTER DRUG FOUND
CALEND#?S
SEE ALSO ENO RIVER CALENDAR
SEE ALSO GIRLS OF THE TRIANGLE CALENDAR
SEE ALSO WOMEN OF DUKE CALENDAR
NORTHGATE NEEDS CAFETERIA
CAFFEINE
TEENS RISKING LIVES TAKING CAFFE INE P ILLS
ELECTROCONVULSIVE THERAPY GOES BETTER WITH COKE— STUDY
DUKE RESEARCHERS SAY CAFFEINE CAN AID ANTI-DEPRESSION TREATMENT
CAJUNS
SEE ALSO LOUISIANA
SEE ALSO ZYDECO MUSIC
TRIANGLE CAJUNS! MANY HAVE LEFT LOUISIANA, BUT THEY KEEP A FIRM GRIP...
CAKE
SEE ALSO FOOD
HALF-TON CAKE TOPS DUKE PARTY
DUKE WILL HAVE ITS CAKE, AND EAT IT TOO
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H 2 7/15/1988 A 4 L
H 2 6/11/1988 C 1 N
H 2 7/06/1988 B 6 N
S 2 7/07/1988 C 1 N
H 2 5/30/1988 A 6 P F 046
9/24/1988 C
9/24/1988 C
1 P N P38
1 N S92
S 2 6/02/1988 D 3 P F B71
H
2
3/24/1988 C
2
N
S
2
4/22/1988 A
11
N
H
2
5/17/1988 C
3
N
CHH
1
11/27/1988 A
3
N S17
CHH 1
12/24/1988 A
6 P U L38
S
2
1/09/1988 C
3
N
H
2
1/11/1988 B
7
N
H
2
1/16/1988 D
4
N
H
2
2/03/1988 C
10
N
H
2
2/10/1988 B
6
N
S
2
2/11/1988 C
7
N
H
2
3/24/1988 C
7
N
H
2
3/31/1988 D
12 P N
H
2
4/28/1988 D
5
N
H
2
7/15/1988 A
11
N
H
2
11/09/1988 B
2
N
H
2
5/19/1988 B
1
N Vll
H
2
5/31/1988 A
4
L
H
2
10/13/1988 D
5
N
H 2 10/13/1988 D 5 N
s
2
1/09/1988 C
3
N
H
2
1/11/1988 B
7
N
H
2
1/16/1988 D
4
N
H
2
1/27/1988 B
3
N
H
2
2/03/1988 C
10
N
H
2
2/10/1988 B
6
N
S
2
2/11/1988 C
7
N
H
2
3/24/1988 C
7
N
H
2
4/28/1988 D
5
N
H
2 11/09/1988 B
2
N
S
2
7/27/1988 C
2
N
H
2
7/28/1988 A
16
N
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SOLSTICE: MONDAY IS LONGEST DAY OF T}£ YEAR
CAMPUS CALENDAR GIRLS
NOTHING TO HIT BUT THE HEIGHTS
DON'T LOOK FOR PINUPS
DUKE THROWS COLD WATER ON CALENDAR
CALIBRE PARK
SITTERS AVAILABLE FOR CRITTERS
CALIFORNIA
SEE ALSO FRESNO. CALIFORNIA
SEE ALSO HOLLYWOOD
SEE ALSO LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA
SEE ALSO SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA
SEE ALSO SANTA BARBARA, CALIFORNIA
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF CALIFORNIA
AMERICAN AMONG AIRLINES IGNORING NON-SMOKING LAW
DUKE POWER CO. READY TO OPERATE CALIFORNIA NUCLEAR POWER PLANT
TAR HEELS WARNED OF 'CALIFORNICATION'
MAKERS, SELLERS OF TOBACCO, CIGARS TARGETED
GULLEY WARY OF OLD REPORT ON MALATHION
CALIFORNIA SUES 33 MAKERS, SELLERS OF TOBACCO ITEMS
TALLYING THE TOBACCO VOTES
CALIFORNIA ACHIEVEMENT TEST
MERGER, TESTS AMONG TOPICS AT MEETING ON CITY SCHOOLS
EDUCATORS WARN TEST SCORES CAN BE MISLEADING
RESIDENTS REPEAT CONCERNS ON SCHOOL REDISTRICTING PLAN (AMENDED 2-17-88)
N.C. REFRAINS FROM RIGOROUS KINDERGARTEN TESTS
CAT TESTS VALUABLE TOOL, SAY OFFICIALS
STANDARDIZED TESTS 2-EDGED SWORD
SCORE DROPS INSIGNIFICANT, SAY OFFICIALS
2 CITY GRADES SLIP ON CAT SCORES
COUNTY STUDENTS SCORE WELL ON CAT
STUDENTS IMPROVE SCORES IN ESSAY WRITING
TEST SCORES SLIP FOR CITY SCHOOL 6TH-GRADERS
BLACK STUDENTS' TEST SCORES UP, BUT STILL LAGGING
BLACK STUDENTS' TEST SCORES EDGE UP
STANDARDIZED TEST SCORES HIGH IN CHAPEL HILL-CARRBORO
SCHOOLS TO WORK ON RAISING TEST SCORES
SCHOOL PROGRAM ANALYZED BY CHAPEL HILL-CARRBORO
CALL-FOR-ACTION
VOLUNTEERS GIVE LEGAL HELP
CALLIGRAPHY
SEE ALSO PENMANSHIP
'I JUST STARTED PLAYING'
CALLIOPE THEATER COMPANY
'ORGASMO'— BETWEEN A CARTOON AND A SOAP, A CIRCUS
CALORIES
SENSIBLE EATING REGIMEN, REGULAR EXERCISE PROGRAM HELP SHED WAISTLINE...
CALVANDER, N.C.
BOARD FAVORS INDIRECT PAYMENTS FROM TOWN ON WATER PUMP STATION
TOWNS TO PROPOSE ZONING FOR GROWTH IN OUTLYING LAND
CARRBORO ALDERMEN BACK ZONING PLAN FOR FEWEST HOMES
CALVANDER RESIDENTS OPPOSE CARRBORO'S WORD ON LAND USE
CARRBORO LAND-USE DECISION DUE
CALVARY CHURCH (CHARLOTTE, N.C.)
14 SINGERS INJURED AS RISERS COLLAPSE UNDER CHURCH CHOIR
CALVERT SCHOOL
SEE DURHAM ACADEMY
CALYPSO, N.C.
WORKER AT PLANT IS TAKEN HOSTAGE IN DUPLIN COUNTY
CHH 1
H 2
S 2
CHH 1
H 2
6/19/1988 A
8/21/1988 E
10/20/1988 D
12/06/1988 A
12/20/1988 A
1 N K65
1 PF S56
1 P F B71
1 N M70
1 P N N36
S 2 3/31/1988 A 6 P F G59
H 2
1/02/1988 C
1
N
H 1
4/29/1988 C
2
N
S 2
6/14/1988 A
5
J Oil
H 2
8/03/1988 A
8
N
S 2
8/10/1988 A
1
N H70
H 2 10/01/1988 A
8
N
H , 2 11/13/1988 D
4
E
H 2
1/28/1988 C
17
N J40
H 2
2/12/1988 C
16
N
H 2
2/16/1988 B
8
N J40
S 2
5/16/1988 A
5
J Oil
CHH 1
6/17/1988 A
1
N Vll
CHH 1
6/18/1988 A
4
E
CHH 1
6/28/1988 A
1 C N Vll
H 2
7/06/1988 B
1 P N J40
H 2
7/29/1988 C
1
N J40
S 2
7/29/1988 C
1
N S92
S 2
7/30/1988 B
1
N S92
CHH 1
8/17/1988 A
1
N M25
CHH 1
8/24/1988 A
1 C N Vll
CHH 1
8/28/1988 A
1
N Vll
H 2
9/27/1988 C
1
N J40
H 2 10/11/1988 B
1
N Vll
S 2 4/28/1988 C 5 N
H 2 6/05/1988 E 3 P U H45
H 2 3/25/1988 D 5 R P10
CHH 1 7/30/1988 A 5 U
H 3 1/14/1988 B 1 N L90
H 3 2/27/1988 C 1 M N M10
H 3 3/02/1988 B 1 N L90
CHH 1 7/01/1988 A 1 N Vll
CHH 1 7/12/1988 A 3 N Vll
H 2 9/19/1988 C 1 N
H 2 11/17/1988 C 18 N
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CAMBODIA
ANOTHER U.N.
BLUNDER
CAMBRIDGE AT CHAPEL HILL
TAKEN CARE OF! SOUTHERN PART Of HEAVEN IS HAVEN FOR RETIREES
RETIREMENT COMMUNITY GETS DESIGN OK
CAMBRIDGE ELECTRONIC INDUSTRIES
ROXBORO PLANT'S OWNERSHIP CHANGES
CAMDEN COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEFT.
CAMDEN SHERIFF RESIGNS FOLLOWING PROBE BY SBI
CAMELLIAS
CAMELLIAS CARPET OLD GARDENS, CHEERING A GLOOMY CHARLESTON
SASANQUA CAMELLIAS HAVE PLEASING FRAGRANCE
FREEZE DIDN'T CANCEL CAMELLIAS' LATE SHOW
H 2 10/10/1988 A 4 E
S 2 3/04/1988 B 1 P F G59
S 2 8/22/1988 A 9 N
H 1 10/06/1988 B 1 N
H 2 10/06/1988 C 6 N
H 2 3/20/1988 E 12 U
S 2 11/25/1988 B 1 F
H 2 11/27/1988 E 12 P U
CAMELOT (PLAY)
HARRIS' ARTHUR TAPPED FOR RALEIGH
CAMELOT'
CAMELOT ACADEMY
CAMELOT ACADEMY SETS FIRST GRADUATION JUNE 11
CAMERON AVENUE
HISTORIC STATUS URGED FOR CAMERON-MCCAULEY AREA
CAMERON PARK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL (HILLSBOROUGH, N.C.)
VIOLATIONS OF FIRE CODE FOUND IN ORANGE SCHOOLS
LENDING A HAND
CAMP BUTNER
SOME OW?€RS FEAR LAND GRAB FOR N.C. SUPERCOLLIDER PROJECT
FAMILIES DISPLACED ONCE IN GRANDURSON BELIEVE LIGHTNING STRIKES TWICE
IMPROVED NAT'L GUARD FIRING RANGE WOULD BE CLOSED IF N.C. GETS COLLIDER
SUPER COLLIDER WOULD CLOSE NATIONAL GUARD FIRING RANGE
GUARD HAS NO PLANS TO LEAVE CAMP BUTNER
IMPACT STUDY SHORT-CHANGED
BUTNER SETS HEARINGS ON ORDINANCE TONIGHT
BUTNER SUBDIVISION ORDINANCE APPROVED
VEAZEY ROAD RECLAIMED
CAMP BUTNER, HISTORY
FAMILIES DISPLACED ONCE IN GRANDURSON BELIEVE LIGHTNING STRIKES TWICE
CAMP C#?AWAY
PASTOR RESIGNS AT FIRST BAPTIST TO TAKE NEW XB
CAMP CHALLENGE
ASTHMA SUFFERERS MEET CHALLENGE OF CAMPING
CAMP DRESSER & MCKEE
SEE ALSO CONSULTING FIRMS
PERSON KEY TO DURHAM'S WATER FUTURE
COUNTY OFFICIALS DISCUSS SHARING COSTS OF PROTECTING WATERSHEDS
TEER QUARRY PLAN SPARKS LITTLE OPPOSITION
PLANNING BOARD DELAYS VOTING ON TEER QUARRY
POUGEMONT FOLKS AND POSTAL SERVICE URGE COUNTY ACTION
COMMISSIONERS GIVE PLAN BOARD PERMISSION TO VOTE ON QUARRY
CONSULTANT SAYS WATERSHED MAY NEED MIX OF CONTROLS
F'ONBS SUGGESTED TO HELP CLEAN UP TWO RESERVOIRS
WATER STUDY MAY NEED TO CONSIDER COLLIDER
STATE! QUARRY MAY LIMIT WATER QUALITY
PLANNING BOARD BACKS QUARRY
RESIDENTS GEAR UP FOR REVIEW OF NELLO TEER QUARRY REZONING
PROTECTING WATER MAY COST MILLIONS
EXPERTS SAY KEEPING WATER CLEAN WILL BE COSTLY
COLLIDER MAC AFFECT STUDY ON WATERSHEDS
COLLIDER PA>£L MAY TAP STATE FOR WATERSHED STUDY
2 7/01/1988 D 2 N
H 2 6/02/1988 B 10 N
CHH 1 11/16/1988 A 3 N M70
H 2 3/27/1988 B 1 N L90
CHH 1 6/08/1988 A 8 P P L38
H
2 1/03/1988 B
1
N
H
2 4/03/1988 A
1
P Q T33
H
1 4/09/1988 C
1
N 046
3
2 4/11/1988 C
e
J
N
H
2 5/26/1988 B
l
N
H
2 6/21/1988 A
4
L
H
2 7/07/1988 B
1
N T33
H
1 7/08/1988 C
1
N
H
2 11/08/1988 A
4
L
H 2 4/03/1988 A 1 P Q T33
H
2
5/30/1988 B
6 P N
S
2
6/10/1988 B
1
P F 659
S
2
1/12/1988 A
1
N M06
H
2
1/13/1988 B
9
N A54
S
2
2/01/1988 C
1
N M06
H
2
2/03/1988 C
1
N A54
H
2
2/23/1988 B
1
N A54
H
2
3/16/1988 B
3
N A54
H
3
3/18/1988 C
1
N K65
H
2
4/01/1988 C
1
N A54
S
2
4/01/1988 C
1
N
S
2
4/04/1988 A
1
N M06
H
2
4/06/1988 C
1
N A54
S
2
5/21/1988 A
1
M N M06
s
2
5/24/1988 A
1
N M06
H
2
5/25/1988 B
1
N A54
S
6/29/1988 A
1
N M06
H
2
7/14/1988 A
1
N A54
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SUBJE
TEER QUARRY MOULD NOT HURT WATERSHED
DURHAM HAY RECOUP PARTIAL COST OF WATERSHED STUDY
STUDY CONSIDERS UNITS TO DEVELOPMENT IN WATERSHED
DURHAM SEEKS HELP TO PROTECT WATER
COLLIDER WOULD SPEED GROWTH, CONSULTANT SAYS
FIRM ENDING WATER STUDY; COUNTIES AWAIT RESULTS
WATERSHED PLANNING SHOULD INCLUDE PUBLIC
GLIMPSE OF WATERSHED STUDY GIVEN
CONSULTANTS TO EXPLAIN WATERSHED STUDY TUESDAY
UNIVERSITY LAKE RECOMMENDATIONS DUE SOON
CAMP KALEIDOSCOPE
SEE ALSO CAMPS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF CAMPS)
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER
OFF TO CAMP
CAMP LEJEUNE
MARINE ENTERS GUILTY PLEA IN DEATH OF TAXI DRIVER
1ST NEW AMERICAN TROOPS TO REACH PANAMA TODAY
ABOUT 300 MARINES FLOWN TO PANAMA
N.C. MARINE KILLED ON PATROL IN PANAMA
MARINE KILLED BY GUNFIRE AT TANK FARM IN PANAMA
CAMP LEJEUNE MARINE FATALLY INJURED IN ACCIDENT ON SHIP
MARINE'S REMAINS TO BE RETURNED
U.S. SERGEANT DESCRIBES ALLEGED PANAMA INTRUSION
MARINE KILLED IN PANAMA HONORED
STEPFATHER'S GUILT IN SEX ABUSE AGAINST CHILD WOULD FREE MARINE
DEATHS RULED DOUBLE MURDER, SUICIDE
MARINES REMOVE EXPLOSIVES FROM JACKSONVILLE APARTMENT
LAWYER CRITICIZES RULING ON DEFENSE CONTRACTORS
MARINE GETS 10 YEARS IN EXPLOSIVES CASE
MARINES FROM LEJEUNE ARE GOING TO PANAMA
MARINES LEAVING FOR PANAMA
SOVIET MILITARY DELEGATION PAYS VISIT TO CAMP LEJEUNE
MARINE CORPS TAKES ON SEXUAL HARASSMENT
CAMP DETAINS 70 MARINES OVER PISTOL
MARINES RELEASED FROM CONFINEMENT AFTER PISTOL FOUND
MARINES WANT MORE LOW FLIGHTS
CLEANUP CONTINUES
TABLOID CALLS JACKSONVILLE 'GRUBBY' TOWN
CAMP LEJEUNE MARINE MISSING IN CALIF. DESERT
THREE MARINES SAVE INFANT AFTER HE STOPPED BREATHING
MILITARY MAY DRAFT BEAVERS TO HELP DUCKS
JACKSONVILLE PLANS TO ANNEX PARTS OF TWO MARINE BASES
BEIRUT MEMORIAL STATUE WILL BE UNVEILED TODAY
MARINE STILL MISSING IN EXERCISE
SEARCH FOR MARINE TEMPORARILY HALTED
MISSING MARINE FOUND DEAD
STATE TO MOVE TREES PLANTED IN HONOR OF SLAIN SERVICEMEN
JACKSONVILLE PLANS TO ANNEX TWO MILITARY BASES
CAMP MERMAID POINT
RURAL SETTING INSPIRES CAMPERS TO MAKE POTTERY
CAMP MILLSTONE
SEE ALSO CAMPS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF CAMPS)
KENYON CHOSEN TO ATTEND FUR, FISH »N' FUN CAMP
CAMP NEW HOPE (ORANGE COUNTY, N.C.)
CAMP NEW HOPE OPENS ON JUNE 18
FRENCH, AMERICANS TO STUDY AT NEW HOPE
CAMPAIGN BUTTONS
SEE ALSO POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENTS
SEE ALSO POLITICAL CAMPAIGN POSTERS
SEE ALSO POLITICAL CAMPAIGNS
1888 HARRISON CAMPAIGN MEDAL FOUND
CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS
SEE POLITICAL CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS
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H 2 7/25/1988 A
4
L
H 2 7/28/1988 A
1
N T33
CHH 1 8/15/1988 A
1
N L90
S 2 10/13/1988 A
1
N H65
H 2 11/03/1988 C
1
N A54
S 2 11/03/1988 C
1
N H65
S 2 11/05/1988 A
4
E
CHH 1 11/19/1988 A
3
N L90
CHH 1 11/28/1988 A
3
N L90
CHH 1 12/01/1988 A
3
N L90
H 2 8/08/1988 B 1 P P T44
H
S
H
S
H
H
H
S
H
H
H
H
H
S
H
H
H
S
H
H
H
S
S
H
H
S
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
2/09/1988 C
4/05/1988 A
4/07/1988 D
4/12/1988 A
4/13/1988 D
4/14/1988 C
4/15/1988 B
4/16/1988 B
4/18/1988 C
4/25/1988 B
5/13/1988 C
5/21/1988 A
6/29/1988 B
6/29/1988 A
7/06/1988 A
7/07/1988 B
7/08/1988 B
7/11/1988 C
7/29/1988 C
7/31/1988 C
8/07/1988 B
8/11/1988 A
8/18/1988 C
9/09/1988 B
9/30/1988 C
10/04/1988 B
10/08/1988 A
10/22/1988
11/01/1988
11/02/1988
11/03/1988
11/04/1988
4 N
1 N
11 P N
1 N
4 N
6 N
10 N
5 P N
4 N
9 P N
2 N
10 N
1 P P
9 N
3
3
10
7
2 P P
18 N
12 N
1 PN
7
13
14
13
13
8
12/22/1988 B
1 P N
2 N
S 2 7/26/1988 A 6 P F S27
CHH 1 6/22/1988 A 8 P N
CHH 1 6/12/1988 A 8 N
H 2 6/18/1988 B 1 N
H 2 7/01/1988 B 12 N
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CAMPAIGN FOR DUKE
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., GIFTS AND FUND RAISING
$400 MILLION DUKE CAMPAIGN APPROVED
CAMPAIGN MANAGEMENT INC.
CONGRESSIONAL CLUB DEFENDS SPENDING HABITS
CAMPBELL UNIV. (FORMERLY CAMPBELL COLLEGE)
CATO ELECTED BOARD MEMBER
PEOPLE! CATO, EDMONDSON NAMED TO CAMPBELL BOARD
CAMPBELL UNIVERSITY PICKS DEPARTMENT HEAD
CAMPBELL UNIV., COMMENCEMENT
JACKSON EXPECTED TO DRAW CROUD AT AiT GRADUATION
•BE ALL YOU CAN BE,* GOV. MARTIN URGES CAMPBELL GRADUATES
CAMPBELL UNIV., FACULTY
CAMPBELL ADDS FACULTY
CAMPBELL UNIV., GIFTS AND FUND RAISING
CAMPBELL FUND-RAISER PASSES GOAL
CAMPBELL UNIV., GRANTS
CAMPBELL UNIVERSITY GETS $150,000
CAMPBELL UNIV., STUDENTS
CAMPBELL STUDENTS UN HONORS
CAMPBELL UNIV. LAW SCHOOL
CAMPBELL NAMES ASSISTANT LAW DEAN
SCANDALS, TV MAY PLAY ROLES IN LAW SCHOOL APPLICATION RISE
SPANGLER NOT HAPPY WITH NCCU LAW SCORES
WIGGINS LAW SCHOOL
CAMPBELL UNIVERSITY TRUSTEES HONOR BURLINGTON NATIVE
CAMPBELL UNIVERSITY GETS $150,000
CAMPBELL UNIV. SCHOOL OF PHARMACY
CAMPBELL TO DEDICATE DRUG CENTER
DUKE PHARMACIST WILL SPEAK AT CAMPBELL SCHOOL OF PHARMACY
CAMPBELL UNIV. SPORTS, BASEBALL
TREXLER'S HOME RUN SINKS TAR HEELS, 7-5
CAMPBELL UNIV. SPORTS, BASKETBALL (MEN)
W. CAROLINA 69, CAMPBELL 68
WINTHROP 67, CAMPBELL 60
HOT CAMELS BURN PIRATES
AUGUSTA 73, CAMPBELL 59
UNCW 46, CAMPBELL 43
CAMPBELL 78, UNCA 60
WAKE RIPS CAMPBELL, 101-62
UNC-WILMINGTON 73, CAMPBELL 61
CAMPBELL UNIV. SPORTS, SOCCER
CAMPBELL UPSETS UNC IN SOCCER, 2-1
FANFARE/DUKE MEN FALL AGAIN
CAMPER VAN BEETHOVEN (MUSIC GROUP)
HARD-RCCKIN' CVB MAINTAINING A FRESH GLOW
SOUL ASYLUM, CAMPER VAN KEEPING EDGE IN THE MAJORS
CAMPERS
SEE RECREATIONAL VEHICLES
CAMPGROUNDS
PLANNERS OPPOSE CAMPGROUND PLAN
COUNTY PLANNERS OPPOSE REQUEST FOR CAMPGROUND
CAMPGROUNDS EXPECTED TO BE FILLED THIS WEEKEND
H 2 12/11/1988 B 4 N N36
H 2 9/15/1988 D 6 P N
S 2 1/12/1988 A 13 P N
H 2 1/14/1988 B 12 N
H 1 6/03/1988 C 1 N
H 2 5/06/1988 A 7 N
H 1 5/11/1988 B 7 N
H 2 7/28/1988 B 7 N
H 2 4/22/1988 C 2 N
H 1 10/15/1988 C 4 N
S 2 7/16/1988 A 8 N
H
H
CHH
H
H
H
4/09/1988 C
4/13/1988 C
9/10/1988 A
9/22/1988 B
9/27/1988 C
10/15/1988 C
1 1/20/1988 B
2 9/07/1988 A
3 N
3 N
3 N L90
4 N
1 P N
4 N
6 N
6 P N
H 2 5/06/1988 B 2 N
H
H
S
H
H
H
H
H
2 1/03/1988 C
2 1/24/1988 C
2 2/02/1988 B
2 2/09/1988 C
2 2/19/1988 B
2 2/21/1988 C
2 12/11/1988 C
2 12/18/1988 B
2 P N
3 N
3 N
2 N
2 N
2 N
3 N
2 N
H
H
2 9/08/1988 D
2 10/06/1988 D
4
3
N
N
CH-
H
1 6/23/1988 A
2 6/24/1988 D
6
3
U H90
R C81
S 2 2/27/1988 C 1 N M06
H 2 3/01/1988 B 10 M N A54
H 2 7/02/1988 C 1 N 133
CAMPHOR
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TOXICOLOGISTS STUDY TESTING FOR HAZARDS
CAMPING (SEE ALSO NAMES OF CAMPS)
SEE ALSO CAMPS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF CAMPS)
SEE ALSO DAY CAMPS
SEE ALSO UILDERNESS AREAS, N.C.
SUMMER OPTIONS
ADVICE ON CHOOSING A SUMMER CAMP
STUDENTS FIND FUN IN COLD CAMPOUT
CAMPSITE CUISINE
CAMPING ADVENTURES OFFER 'TOGETHERNESS' OVER LONG DURATIONS
HIKERS AND CAMPERS SHOULD TAKE PRECAUTIONS
CAMPGROUNDS EXPECTED TO BE FILLED THIS WEEKEND
COASTAL FERRIES MAKE BARRIER ISLANDS AVAILABLE TO CAMPERS
CAMPS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF CAMPS)
SEE ALSO CAMP KALEIDOSCOPE
SEE ALSO CAMP MILLSTONE
SEE ALSO CAMPING (SEE ALSO NAMES OF CAMPS)
SEE ALSO DAY CAMPS
SEE ALSO ELDERHOSTEL
SEE ALSO MUSIC CAMPS
SEE ALSO SPACE CAMP
SEE ALSO SUMMER SCHOLARSHIP FUND
LEE COUNTY GETS YOUTH SPORTS GRANT
ADVICE ON CHOOSING A SUMMER CAMP
STUDENTS FIND FUN IN COLD CAMPOUT
THESE CHILDREN AWAIT GIFT OF SUMMER
HELP MAKE THESE YOUNGSTERS HAPPY CAMPERS
FUND TO BOOST CAMP EXPERIENCE
SUMMER OF FUN MAY HAVE LIFETIME BENEFITS
DIRECTORY HELPS PARENTS
SPRING AND SUMMER RECREATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES (AD)
BULLS TO HOST YOUTH CAMP
FINDING RIGHT SUMMER CAMP TAKES RESEARCH
SCHOLARSHIP FUND HELPS SEND 162 CHILDREN TO CAMP
ASTHMA SUFFERERS MEET CHALLENGE OF CAMPING
CAMP NEU HOPE OPENS ON JUNE 18
GLAXO GRANT TO PROVIDE TRANSPORTATION FOR CHILDREN
CAMP TOUCHED LIVES OF 30,000 CHILDREN
4-N CAMP PROVES SUCCESSFUL, NOT
NATURAL CRAFTS
RURAL SETTING INSPIRES CAMPERS TO MAKE POTTERY
CLUB SPONSORS CHILDREN FOR CAMP
CAMPUS CLUB OF DUKE UNIV.
SEE DUKE UNIV. CAMPUS CLUB
CAMPUS HILLS PARK
BIDDING TO SLOW RECREATION CENTER
REC CENTER COST CUTS ARE SOUGHT
OFFICIALS NEGOTIATE CUTS IN COSTS OF NEW CENTER
MINORITIES ISSUE POSTPONES CAMPUS HILLS CENTER ACTION
WOODSJ INVOLVING MINORITIES COSTLY
ARE CONTRACTORS' QUOTAS REALISTIC?
contractor: CAMPUS HILLS GOALS too high
CAMPUS UNREST
SEE ALSO ANTI-WAR PROTESTORS
SEE ALSO COLLEGES, N.C, ACTIVISM
SEE ALSO COLLEGES, U.S.
SEE ALSO DEMONSTRATIONS
SEE ALSO DISORDERLY CONDUCT
SEE ALSO NATIONAL STUDENT UNITY MEETING
PROTESTERS CALL FOR MORE BLACKS AT DUKE
8 ARRESTED IN UNC DEMONSTRATION
UNC CHARGES MISPLACED, PROTESTER SAYS
CAMPUS WATCH (UNC-CH)
HOMOSEXUAL GROUPS TARGET OF FEE BAN MOVE
D — DATE-
S
E
C -PG
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I T
L Y
L P BYL
H 2 5/19/1988 B 5 N M97
H
H
H
H
CHH
S
H
H
4/17/1988
4/17/1988
4/22/1988
5/26/1988
6/27/1988
6/29/1988
7/02/1988
8/21/1988 B
F Zll
N Zll
N L90
F S56
U
U
N T33
N
CHH 1
H 2
S 2
CHH 1
S 2
S 2
S 2
3/23/1988 B
4/17/1988 E
4/22/1988 C
4/24/1988 A
4/25/1988 B
4/25/1988 A
4/26/1988 A
5/06/1988 A
5/19/1988 B
5/24/1988 D
6/04/1988 A
6/09/1988 B
6/10/1988 B
6/12/1988 A
6/22/1988
7/06/1988
7/16/1988
7/23/1988
7/26/1988
8/16/1988
N
N Zll
P N L90
D F P38
D F P38
D F S92
E
L
DA
N A76
N
N
P F G59
N
N
N
P N S63
P P K66
P F S27
N
s
2 12/01/1988 A
I N H70
s
2 12/06/1988 A
I M N H70
s
2 12/16/1988 A
i N H70
s
2 12/20/1988 A :
N H70
s
2 12/21/1988 A
t N H70
H
2 12/27/1988 A '
1 E
s
2 12/29/1988 A 1
N H70
H 2 4/16/1988 C 1 P N N36
H 2 4/16/1988 C 1 N K65
CHH 1 7/10/1988 A 3 P N K65
H 2 8/28/1988 A 14 P N N36
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GROUP ASKS CANDIDATES' STANCE ON MONEY FOR GAY GROUPS
ANTI-GAY-FUNDING PROPOSAL BACKED
CAMPUS WATCH POLLS STATE CANDIDATES ON GAY FUNDING
GROUP HURTS CREDIBILITY WITH ONE-ISSUE FOCUS
ANTI-GAY FUNDING ENDORSED BY GARDtO
LET STUDENTS SETTLE GAY FUNDING ISSUE
REQUIRED GAY FUNDING WRONG AT UNC
DUKE STILL HAS PLANTATION ATMOSPHERE
EDITORIAL WAS RIGHT-WING
CANADA
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. CANADIAN STUDIES PROGRAM
SEE ALSO MAPS, CANADA
SEE ALSO ONTARIO, CANADA
SEE ALSO QUEBEC, CANADA
SEE ALSO TORONTO, CANADA
CANADIANS PLAY 'CROOKED IRISH' IN CARRBORO
FIVE CANADIAN PARACHUTISTS, PILOT INJURED IN PLANE CRASH
BILL RILES CANADIAN TOBACCO INDUSTRY
N.C. COUPLE BATTLING FOR CUSTODY OF CHILD ADOPTED IN CANADA
TONGUE-TIED IN QUEBEC _
TRUSTEE SAYS HE PLANS TO SELL PTL TO CANADIAN COMPANY
CIGARETTE MAKERS FIGHT CANADA'S ADVERTISING BAN
ATHLETES' DRUG-USE WRONGS YOUNG FANS
DUKE. DURHAM MAY HOST SUPREME-COURTS SEMINAR (CORRECTED 12-29-88)
CENTER TO BOOST CANADA'S CULTURE (CORRECTION PRINTED 12-29-88)
U.S., CANADIAN TOP COURTS MAY VISIT DUKE
CANADA, PRIME MINISTER
REAGAN COULD LEARN MUCH FROM MULRONEY
CANADA* TRADE
WHAT ABOUT LIBERTY PROMISED BY PLEDGE?
HAMNER JOINING DELEGATION SEEKING CANADIAN BUSIfCSSES „ __
AFTER ALL, IF WE DON'T WANT TO TRADE WITH THE AMERICANS... (CARTOON)
CANADAAI.S. RELATIONS
FREE TRADE GOOD IDEA WITHOUT INTERFERENCE
WHAT ABOUT LIBERTY PROMISED BY PLEDGE? _, „.„™™,
AFTER ALL, IF WE DON'T WANT TO TRADE WITH THE AMERICANS... (CARTOON)
CANADIAN BRASS
CANADIAN BRASS
VAUDEVILLE TOUCH LIVENS CANADIAN BRASS AT DUKE
BRASS MAKES QUINTET A HIT
CANADIAN GEESE
GUEST GEESE
STATELY WINGS BEAT IN ORANGE CO. SKIES
CANADIAN STUDIES CENTER
SEE DUKE UNIV. CANADIAN STUDIES PROGRAM
CANCER
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE COUNTY COMPREHENSIVE CANCER TREATMENT CENTER
SEE ALSO AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY
SEE ALSO BONE MARROW TRANSPLANTS
SEE ALSO BRAIN CANCER
SEE ALSO BREAST CANCER
SEE ALSO CANCER CARE NETWORK
SEE ALSO CARCINOGENS
SEE ALSO CHEMOTHERAPY
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, CANCER
SEE ALSO COLON CANCER
SEE ALSO DNA RESEARCH _
SEE ALSO DISEASES (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC DISEASES)
SEE ALSO DUKE CANCER SUPPORT PROGRAM
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. COMPREHENSIVE CANCER CENTER
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, ONCOLOGY RECREATION THERAPY
SEE ALSO KIDNEY CANCER
N
P
S
S
CHH
S
H
H
H
H
H
S I T
E ELY
D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
9/14/1988 C
10/11/1988 C
10/12/1988 A
10/13/1988 A
10/24/1988 B
10/26/1988 A
11/01/1988 A
11/05/1988 A
11/08/1988 A
N M06
N M06
N S17
E
N
E
L
L
L
H
2 1/22/1988 D
7 P F W66
H
2 5/11/1988 A
11 N
H
2 6/02/1988 D
8 N
H
1 6/14/1988 B
8 N
H
2 6/15/1988 A
4 E
H
2 8/06/1988 A
8 N
H
2 9/02/1988 B
11 N
S
2 9/28/1988 A
4 E
S
2 12/27/1988 A
1 P N M06
S
2 12/27/1988 A
1 P N M06
H
2 12/28/1988 C
1 N
S 2 2/09/1988 A 4 E
H 2 9/03/1988 A 4 E
H 2 9/04/1988 D 10 N C47
H 2 11/23/1988 A 4 T T R56
S 2 1/06/1988 A 4 E
H 2 9/03/1988 A 4 E
H 2 11/23/1988 A 4 T T R56
H 2 4/17/1988 D 9 P P
H 2 4/22/1988 D 4 R L59
H 2 4/22/1988 D 4 P F U66
H 2 1/15/1988 C 1 P P S76
CHH 1 10/16/1988 A 4 E
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1/01/1988
INDEX BY
12/31/1988
SUBJECTS
N
P
SEE ALSO LEUKEMIA
SEE ALSO LUNG CANCER
SEE ALSO NATIONAL CANCER INSTITUTE
SEE ALSO N.C. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, CANCER TREATMENT PROGRAM
SEE ALSO N.C. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, CLINICAL RESEARCH UNIT
SEE ALSO RADIATION THERAPY
SEE ALSO RUN AGAINST CANCER
SEE ALSO SKIN CANCER
SEE ALSO TERMINAL ILLNESSES
SEE ALSO TOBACCO, HEALTH EFFECTS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL CANCER RESEARCH CENTER
LAUGHS IMPROVE LIFE
STANDOFF ENDS WITH MAN'S SURRENDER
CANCER PATIENTS NEED KNOWLEDGE
SEN. HELMS' WIFE HAS CANCER SURGERY
DYING WOMAN STILL WANTS TO SHARE, SAYS THANKS TO PEOPLE OF DURHAM
CANCER WORKSHOP SET AT HOSPITAL
STUDY PROBES HOW EATING CAN AFFECT DISEASE RATES
'SECRET' STORY OF CIGARETTES UNFOLDING
EXPERTS WANT COLLIDER TO FIGHT CANCER
N.C. COLLIDER PROPOSAL'S MEDICAL AID PLAN UNIQUE (CORRECTED 7-30-88)
CLEARING THE RECORD
DUKE WRITER CALLS POETRY PILLAR TO 'ENDURE AND PREVAIL'
EAST TENNESSEE RESIDENTS SPEAK MINDS ON PIGEON RIVER
UNC, NCMH TO START CANCER TREATMENT PROGRAM
DUKE MAY LIMIT CANCER TEST
ALAMANCE HEALTH SERVICES' CANCER PROGRAM GAINS APPROVAL
CANCER, DEATH RATES
SEE ALSO DEATH RATE
CANCER DEATH RATE NOT SIGNIFICANTLY HIGHER ALONG RIVER
HAW WATER QUALITY STILL OPEN TO DEBATE
CANCER, DUKE UNIV. SYMPOSIA
SEE DUKE UNIV., SYMPOSIA
CANCER, VAGINAL
SEE PAP SMEARS
CANCER CARE NETWORK
SEE ALSO CANCER
WORKSHOP ON CATASTROPHIC ILLNESS MAY 12
CANCER DIAGNOSIS
DUKE MAY LIMIT CANCER TEST
CANCER INFORMATION SERVICE
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. COMPREHENSIVE CANCER CENTER
CANCER INFORMATION SERVICE AT DUKE MARKS FIRST ANNIVERSARY OF REOPENING H
CANCER PHOBIA
SEE ALSO FEAR
SEE ALSO PHOBIAS
FEAR OF CANCER INTERFERING WITH HEALTH CARE, HISTORIAN SAYS
CANCER PREVENTION
CARROTS MAY BE POTENT WEAPON IN WAR ON CANCER
CANCER RESEARCH
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. COffREHENSIVE CANCER CENTER
SEE ALSO MEDICAL RESEARCH
SEE ALSO THERMOTRON
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL CANCER RESEARCH CENTER
AMATEUR RADIO OPERATORS, CANCER LINKED
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH LAB CHIEFS OUTLINE RESEARCH
JAMES F. NEUSOME A TOWER
INTEREST UP IN INTERLEUKIN-2, CANCER SOCIETY OFFICIAL SAYS
'DAFFODIL DAYS' SALES TO BENEFIT CANCER RESEARCH
FOUNDATION GIVES $50,000 FOR LABS AT CANCER CENTER
CARROTS MAY BE POTENT WEAPON IN WAR ON CANCER
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S I T
E L Y
C -PG L P BYL
s
2
1/22/1988 B
1 P F S27
H
2
2/01/1988 C
3 N
S
2
2/04/1988 A
6 P F S27
H
2
2/11/1988 B
1 N
H
2
2/28/1988 B
3 P N A80
H
2
4/03/1988 B
14 N
H
2
4/10/1988 C
4 N K65
H
2
6/17/1988 B
7 N
S
2
7/26/1988 A
1 N H02
H
2
7/27/1988 A
1 P N C60
H
2
7/30/1988 A
2 N
H
2
7/31/1988 E
3 P U H45
H
2
8/19/1988 A
14 N
CHh
1 1
8/22/1988 A
1 N S17
S
2
8/29/1988 A
6 N
H
1
12/28/1988 C
1 N H60
H
2
7/14/1988 C
S N
CHH 1
10/07/1988 A
1 M N M25
H 2 5/05/1988 A 18 P N
S 2 8/29/1988 A 6 N
2 6/08/1988 A 6 N Zll
H 2 2/10/1988 A 10 N K65
S 2 2/24/1988 A 8 U
H
2
1/04/1988 A
11 N
H
2
1/21/1988 C
11 N M97
H
2
2/08/1988 A
4 E
H
2
2/12/1988 B
5 N C60
H
2
2/21/1988 E
12 P N
H
2
2/22/1988 A
12 N
S
2
2/24/1988 A
8 U
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HONTHLY/
ANNUAL
1/01/1988
INDEX B
12/31/1988
SUBJE
SCIENTISTS HOPE CELL STUDY UILL LEAD TO NEW THEORY
TOXIC CHEMICALS NATURAL, BIOCHEMIST SAYS
SCIENTISTS BEGIN DISCUSSION OF LINK BETWEEN BENZEJC, CANCER
STUDIES OF BENZENE CONFIRM CANCER LINK, PARK CONFERENCE TOLD
ADVANCES FURTHER UNDERSTANDING OF HUMAN BODY'S IMMUNE SYSTEM
DUKE STUDY MAY ALTER CHEMOTHERAPY
SOME DUKE PHYSICIANS THINK SSC CAN HELP CANCER... (CORRECTED 4-12-88)
SMALL ELECTRICAL FIELDS MAY BE FACTOR IN CANCER FORMATION
MELANOMA VACCINE TESTS START; DUKE AMONC HOSPITALS USED IN... TRIALS
BETTER BODY PICTURES GOAL OF UNC GRANT
UNC TO USE $4.2 MILLION GRANT TO HELP DOCTORS 'SEE' BETTER
STUDENTS AID DUKE CANCER TREATMENT
LINEBERGER RESEARCHERS AWARDED GRANTS
$280,000 RAISED FOR RESEARCH
0R6AN0N TEKNIKA SEEKS OK TO PRODUCE CANCER TREATMENT
ARSENIC'S EFFECT ON ANIMAL CANCER STUDIED BY SCIENTISTS
YOUNG LEUKEMIA VICTIM READY TO RUN FOR CANCER RESEARCH
CANCER RESEARCHER GETS $500,000 GRANT
NEW DRUG TO BENEFIT VICTIMS OF AIDS
COLON CANCER STUDY BEGINS AT NCMH
PARK INSTITUTE ESTABLISHES NEW CENTER
TWO WIN GRANTS FOR CANCER STUDIES
CANCER SCREENING PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO HEALTH SCREENING PROGRAM
ALAMANCE COUNTY CANCER PROGRAM PRAISED
' HEAVY WORKLOADS PLAGUE CANCER TESTS
DUKE WANTS TO REINSTATE TEST
NEW HANOVER COUNTY GETS GRANT FOR CANCER STUDY
LINEBERGER CENTER, NEW HANOVER WORK ON CANCER SCREENING
WOMAN SUING DUKE, DOCTORS OVER CANCER TEST
CANCER THERAPY
SOME DUKE PHYSICIANS THINK SSC CAN HELP CANCER.
DUKE EXPERIMENT MAY AID CANCER PATIENTS
STUDENTS AID DUKE CANCER TREATMENT
EXPERTS WANT COLLIDER TO FIGHT CANCER
CONSTRUCTION BEGINS ON CANCER TREATMENT FACILITY
$1 MILLION DUKE JUDGMENT THROWN OUT
CANCUN, MEXICO
SEE ALSO MEXICO
AMERICAN STUDIES FLIGHT TO HEXICO
FLIGHTS TO MEXICO, PACIFIC APPEAR LIKELY
AMERICAN WILL EXPAND, BUT SLOWER THAN ANTICIPATED
AMERICAN ADDS RDU-MEXICO FLIGHTS
RDU-CANCUN FLIGHT GETS GREEN LIGHT
THE CANDIDATE (FILM)
WILL THE REAL CANDIDATE PLEASE STAND UP?
CANDLES
CANDLE PEGGED AS CAUSE OF HOUSE FIRE IN EFLAND
CANDLE-DIFfIN,* 1988-STYLE
REMEMBER LOVED 0*£S
GLOWING REMEMBRANCE
CHRISTMAS CANDLE CAUSES CLOSE BRUSH WITH TRAGEDY
USE CANDLES THAT ARE SAFE
CANDY
SEE ALSO FOOD
CANDY MAN CAN
FUDGE FLIPPING
L&M TO MARKET CANDY PRODUCTS
LIGGETT GROUP SIGNS ACCORD TO SELL CANDY
CATC CREEK
CREEKS, LAKE GIVEN HIGHER STATE RATING
RAIN HELPING ORANGE COUNTY LAKES
(CORRECTED 4-12-88)
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S
I T
N
E
E
1
L Y
P
D
— DATE — C -PG L P BYL
S
2
2/25/1988 A
14
N
H
2
3/10/1988 C
6 P N M97
H
2
3/15/1988 B
2
N M97
H
2
3/16/1988 C
5
N M97
H
2
3/25/1988 B
11
N K65
H
2
4/07/1988 A
14
N
H
2
4/09/1988 A
1 1
P Q C60
H
2
4/10/1988 C
7
N M97
H
2
6/10/1988 C
18
N
S
2
6/13/1988 A
1
N H02
CHH 1
6/14/1988 A
1 P N K65
S
2
6/22/1988 A
1 P N H02
CHH 1
7/01/1988 A
7
N
CHH 1
7/05/1988 A
7
N
S
2
8/29/1988 C
1
N U82
H
2
9/07/1988 B
2
N K65
S
2
10/19/1988 C
1
N H65
H
2 10/27/1988 D
11
N
CHH 1
11/23/1988 A
1
N S17
CHH 1
11/27/1988 A
3
N S17
H
2
12/10/1988 C
6
N
H
2 12/17/1988 C
9
N
H
1
7/29/1988 C
1
N
H
2
8/08/1988 B
1
N
H
2
8/29/1988 B
5
N
H
2
9/16/1988 A
11
N
CHH 1
9/17/1988 A
7
N
H
2
12/23/1988 C
1
N C60
H
2
4/09/1988 A
1 P Q C60
S
n
4/22/1988 A
11
N
S
2
6/22/1988 A
1 P N H02
S
2
7/26/1988 A
1
N H02
CHH 1
9/06/1988 A
3 P N L38
H
2
9/07/1988 A
1 P N L40
S
2
8/11/1988 A
1
N W82
S
2
8/18/1988 C
1
N U82
S
2
8/23/1988 A
1 P N W82
H
2
8/25/1988 A
1
N P41
S
2
10/07/1988 B
12
N
H 2 10/16/1988 D 1 P F H49
CHH
S
S
S
H
H
6/29/1988 A
11/23/1988 C
12/07/1988 B
12/08/1988 C
12/09/1988 A
12/16/1988 A
3
1 P
3 P
2 P
4
4
N R63
P T37
P T37
P T32
L
L
L38
H 2 2/27/1988 A 6 P P
H 2 8/29/1988 B 7 P P
S 2 10/17/1988 A 1 N W82
H 2 10/18/1988 A 8 N
2 3/11/1988 C 2
2 5/19/1988 C 11
N R53
N
CANE CREEK CONSERVATION AUTHORITY
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ANNUAL INDEX BY
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SUBJECTS
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L P BYL
DESPITE COST, TEER'S FIGHT AGAINST CANE CREEK RESERVOIR HAD BENEFITS TOO CHH 1 7/11/1988 A 3 U L41
CANE CREEK RESERVOIR
SEE ALSO DROUGHT, CHAPEL HILL AND CARRBORO
SEE ALSO DROUGHT, ORANGE COUNTY
SEE ALSO UNIVERSITY LAKE
CANE CREEK RESERVOIR
HATER AUTHORITY, CHATHAM PROPOSE PURCHASE PACT
TIDE TURNING FOR HATER AUTHORITY WITH CHATHAM PROPOSAL
SECRECY AND SPEED OF MATER PACT BRING CRITICISM FROM COUNCILMAN
COUNCILMEN RAP WATER SALES PACT UITH CHATHAM
ACTION DELAYED ON WATER SALES DEAL
CHATHAM WATER SALE GETS QUALIFIED OK FROM TOWN BOARD
ORANGE-CHATHAM TALKS ON UTILITY AGREEMENT EXPECTED WITHIN WEEKS
WATER AUTHORITY TO CONSIDER LIMITS ON INFORMAL TALKS
ORANGE COUNTY OKS CHATHAM WATER SALE
DROUGHT INDICATORS LOOK SIMILAR TO 1986
UNWRITTEN RULE COSTS CHAIRMAN 3RD OWASA TERM
FUN IN PLANS FOR CANE CREEK
CHATHAM OFFICIALS SILENT ON ISSUE
COUNCIL HOPING FOR COMPROMISE
BOARD DEFERS ACTION ON WATER DEAL
CHATHAM COUNTY, CHAPEL HILL NEAR ACCORD ON LAKE WATER
CHATHAM SAYS OK TO PLANNING
OWASA APPROVES CHATHAM WATER PACT 7-1
COUNTY NOT GOOD STEWARD OF WATER RESOURCES
DESPITE COST, TEER'S FIGHT AGAINST CANE CREEK RESERVOIR HAD BENEFITS
KEEPING TABS ON ORANGE TAPS
CANE CREEK SEEN AS END TO CONSERVATION
COUNTY LAKE SHOULD AID OWASA, PAPER SAYS
WATER CRUNCH NOT ALTERED BY RAIN
WATER SAVING STILL NEEDED
OWASA PASSES 5-YEAR WATER SALE TO CHATHAM
BOARD BRISTLES AT PERCEIVED MEDDLING
OWASA MAY GET QUARRY LAKE AS BIG AS CANE CREEK
OWASA MAY BUILD SMALL RETREAT CENTER
UNIVERSITY LAKE RECOMMENDATIONS DUE SOON
END OF THE LINE
CONTROVERSY COMES TO CLOSE WITH OPENING OF COUNTY RESERVOIR
FIGHT'S OVERJ CANE CREEK RESIDENTS WAIT FOR RESULTS
NEW RESERVOIR TO BEGIN FILLING ON WEDNESDAY
RESERVOIR BEGINS FILLING
WATER FLOWS AT CANE CREEK RESERVOIR
A JEWEL WELL WORTH SAVING
CANKER SORES
SEE ALSO DISEASES (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC DISEASES)
STUBBORN CANKERS DIFFICULT TO TREAT
CANNON FOUNDATION
CAMPBELL UNIVERSITY GETS $150,000
CANNONS
SEE ALSO GUNS
DIVERS SALVAGING CANNON FROM SHIP
KA-BOOMi CANNONS RUFFLING FEATHERS IN MEBANE
MEBANE MAYOR SAYS NOISE-MAKERS HELPING EASE PROBLEM WITH BIRDS
CANOES
SEE ALSO BOATS
SEE ALSO WHITEWATER PADDLING
CANOE ON THE ROCKS
HOMEWARD BOUND
CANOE-KAYAK COURSE MAY BE BUILT
STUDENTS PRACTICE 'CITIZEN DIPLOMACY'
CANTON, N.C.
JORDAN SEEKS PAPER MILL SETTLEMENT
TENNESSEE, NORTH CAROLINA WILL TRY TO RESOLVE DISPUTE
BOTH SIDES SQUARING OFF OVER PAPER MILL DISCHARGE
H 3
3/30/1988 C
1 P P
H 3
4/14/1988 B
1 N K65
H 3
4/16/1988 C
1 M N M10
H 3
4/20/1988 C
1 N M10
H 3
4/27/1988 C
1 N B81
H 3
4/29/1988 C
1 N K65
H 3
5/11/1988 B
1 N W27
H 2
5/11/1988 B
6 N M70
H 3
5/12/1988 B
1 N K65
CHH 1
6/08/1988 A
3 N BB1
CHH 1
6/11/1988 A
1 N M25
CHH 1
6/15/1988 A
1 P N L90
CHH 1
6/21/1988 A
3 N L90
CHH 1
6/22/1988 A
1 N S63
CHH 1
6/23/1988 A
1 P N M70
H 2
6/24/1988 C
1 N L90
H 2
6/28/1988 B
1 N 080
CHH 1
6/28/1988 A
1 N S63
CHH 1
6/29/1988 A
1 N M70
CHH 1
7/08/1988 A
4 L
TOO CHH 1
7/11/1988 A
3 U L41
CHH 1
7/13/1988 A
3 P N L90
CHH 1
7/27/1988 A
1 P N M70
CHH 1
7/28/1988 A
1 N L90
CHH 1
8/30/1988 A
3 N M25
CHH 1
9/13/1988 A
3 N L90
CHH 1
10/02/1988 A
1 N S17
CHH 1 10/02/1988 A
1 N S17
CHH 1
10/14/1988 A
2 N L90
CHH 1
11/14/1988 A
1 N L90
CHH 1
12/01/1988 A
3 N L90
CHH 1
12/09/1988 A
1 P P L38
CHH 1
12/11/1988 A
1 M N L90
CHH 1
12/11/1988 A
1 P N L90
H 2 12/20/1988 C
11 N 080
CHH 1
12/21/1988 A
2 N
CHH 1
12/22/1988 A
1 P N L90
CHH 1
12/24/1988 A
4 E
CHH 1
7/22/1988 A
6 U
H 1 10/15/1988 C
4 N
H 2
5/20/1988 B
4 N
H 2
8/05/1988 A
1 T N H60
H 1
8/10/1988 B
1 P N H60
H 1
7/01/1988 C
1 P P
S 2
9/24/1988 C
1 P P S73
H 1
10/21/1988 B
1 N P41
CHH 1
11/14/1988 A
3 P N M25
H 2
1/08/1988 B
5 N
H 2
1/13/1988 B
6 N
S 2
1/14/1988 C
4 N
-LX630-
M N T H L
Y/ANNUAL
1/01/1988
INDEX B
12/31/1988
Y SUBJE
3,500 SUPPORTERS OF CHAMPION PAPER MILL ATTEND HEARING
MARTIN SEEKS COMPROMISE IN DISPUTE OVER PAPER MILL
EPA FOOT-DRAGGING CHARGED ON PIGEON RIVER
TEW. OFFICIAL SAYS HE ISN'T OUT TO SHUT DOWN PAPER MILL
CHAMPION SAYS IT WILL SPEND WHAT IS NECESSARY ON MILL
PAPER MILL AGREEMENT REACHED
CHAMPION NONCOMMITTAL ABOUT COMPROMISE ON PAPER Mia
CHAMPION PAPER CHAMPIONS
PIGEON RIVER GROUP WANTS EPA INVESTIGATED
PERMIT WOULD ALLOW DARKER WATER IN RIVER
PANEL TO STUDY EPA TESTING OF PIGEON RIVER
CHAMPION MILL MAY TRY OUT MIXTURE TO CLEAR WATER
WARNING ISSUED ON PIGEON RIVER FISH
TENNESSEE COUNTY TO ASK FOR DENIAL OF VARIANCE FOR CHAMPION PAPER MILL
TENNESSEE PLANS TO DENY WAIVER ON PIGEON RIVER
CAPE FEAR RIVER
SIERRA CLUB FIGHTS DUMP IN CAPE FEAR
PADDLE-WHEELER WILL PLY CAPE FEAR RIVER
CAPE FEAR OYSTERS HIGH IN ARSENIC
HIGH ARSENIC LEVELS FOUND IN CAPE FEAR RIVER OYSTERS
MAN FOUND DEAD IN RIVER IDENTIFIED
DROUGHT THREAT TO COMMUNITIES BELOW JORDAN
PORT IMPROVEMENTS NEEDED
CAPE FEAR SHINER
SEE ALSO FISH
WILL MINNOW STOP WASTE PLANT IN LEE?
CAPE FEAR TECHNICAL INSTITUTE
REVIVAL OF CLASSES BENEFITS COMMUNITY
CAPE FEAR VALLEY HOSPITAL (FAYETTEVILLE, N.C.)
MORTALITY RATES AT 5 N.C. HOSPITALS EXCEED PROJECTIONS
CAPE HATTERAS, N.C. „
SCIENTISTS STUDYING EFFECT OF POWER PLANT WASTE ON OCEAN LIFE
FISHERMEN SAY LACK OF JETTIES COSTING MONEY AND LIVES
CAPE HATTERAS LIGHTHOUSE
SCIENTISTS PROPOSE MOVING LIGHTHOUSE
PROPOSAL TO MOVE LIGHTHOUSE RAPPED
PLAN TO SAVE LIGHT SHOULDN'T BE RISKY
LEAVE LIGHTHOUSE ALONE
HATTERAS OPTIONS WILL BE TOPIC OF ASSESSMENT
DECISION POSTPONED ON MOVING LIGHTHOUSE
DUKE GE0L06IST: LIGHTHOUSE SAGA BACKS 'RETREAT' THEORY
LIGHTHOUSE LENSES RECOVERED
CAPE HATTERAS NATIONAL SEASHORE
OCRACOKE AND HATTERAS: N.C.'S ANSWER TO CALIFORNIA'S BIG SUR
CAPE LOOKOUT NATIONAL SEASHORE
N.C. BEACH CROWDS THREATEN SHOREBIRDS
CAPEHART-CROCKER HOUSE
CASTLE?
CAPITAL AREA 2-A CONFERENCE
SEE ALSO PREP TEAMS, SPORTS (BOYS AND GIRLS) (GENERAL HEADING)
CHASE FOR CAP AREA CROWN APPEARS TO BE WIDE OPEN
C T
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S
I T
N
E E
L Y
P
D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
H
2 1/15/1988 C
3
N
H
2 1/16/1988 A
8
N
H
2 1/22/1988 B
8
N
H
2 1/26/1988 D
4
N
H
2 1/27/1988 C
14
N
H
1 2/12/1988 B
2
N
H
2 2/13/1988 D
6
N
H
2 2/23/1988 B
10 P P
S
2 2/26/1988 A
10
N
S
2 3/04/1988 A
13
N
H
1 5/04/1988 C
2
N
H
2 5/21/1988 A
10
N
H
2 6/25/1988 A
14
N
H
2 12/14/1988 C
4
N
H
2 12/24/1988 B
4
N
H
2 1/02/1988 C
2
N
H
2 3/31/1988 A
16
N
S
2 4/07/1988 C
8
N
H
2 4/08/1988 C
3
N
H
2 6/22/1988 B
8
N
H
2 7/23/1988 C
1
N
H
2 12/08/1988 A
4
L
H 2 5/15/1988 C 1 N
S 2 7/30/1988 A 4 E
H 2 12/16/1988 A 1 N
H 2 4/22/1988 C 2 N
H 2 4/26/1988 C 5 N
H 2 4/28/1988 C 5 P N
H
2
4/29/1988 A
1
N
S
2
5/02/1988 A
1 E
H
2
5/10/1988 A
\ L
s
2
6/11/1988 A
» N
H
2
9/23/1988 A
1
i N
S
2
11/16/1988 C
L N
H 1 12/21/1988 C 2 N
H 2 6/05/1988 D 8 M F D77
S 2 6/09/1988 C 3 P N
S 2 5/02/1988 C 7 P P
H 2 8/23/1988 D 28 P N W08
H 2 5/28/1988 C 1 N M70
THE CAPITAL CENTER (RALEIGH, N.C.)
PROJECT ON HOLD AS PARTNER SOUGHT
™&fi^ { ^V&$F%&> (SEE ALSO HEADINGS UNDER INDIVIDUAL SCHOOLS)
DUKE-BOUND TRIO SHARING LIMELIGHT H 2 4/10/1988 p 3
TREE CHOPPING: SPEED REIGNS WITH CAPITAL CLASSIC ALL-STARS H 2 4/10/1988 B 3
N M14
N M14
CAPITAL FACILITIES FEES
-LX630-
MONTHLY/
ANNUAL
1/01/1988
INDEX BY
12/31/1988
SUBJECTS
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N E ELY
P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
SEE ALSO BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
SEE ALSO BUILDING DEVELOPERS
SEE ALSO IMPACT FEES
DEVELOPERS CONCERNED FEES WILL SLOW GROWTH S
ENGINEER PEGS COST AT $209 MILLION TO BRING STREETS TO DESIRED STANDARD H
PANEL DISCUSSES TRAFFIC LEVEL S
CAPITA. FOR THE DAY
JACKSONVILLE BECOMES CAPITAL FOR A DAY H
MARTIN DEFENDS HIS 'CAPITAL FOR DAY' PROGRAM AGAINST CHARGES OF POLITICS H
DEMOCRATIC CHIEF RAPS GOVERNOR'S USE OF AIRCRAFT H
2 8/25/1988 A
2 8/26/1988 C
2 8/26/1988 C
1 NH70
1 N S51
1 N H70
CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM, DURHAM CO. (CIP)
SCHOOLS TO HELP STUDY BUILDING NEEDS
CAPITAL PUNISHMENT
SEE ANTI-DEATH PENALTY
SEE DEATH SENTENCES, N.C.
SEE DEATH SENTENCES, U.S.
SEE EXECUTIONS, N.C.
CAPITALISM
SEE ALSO ECONOMY, U.S.
SEE ALSO FREE ENTERPRISE
CAPITALISM NEEDS RESTRAINTS
PORTRAIT OF A DEFECTOR
COMMUNISM AND CAPITALISM
MONEY COUNTS-IN CHINA?
CAPITOL BROADCASTING CO.
N.C. HIGH SCHOOL ASSOCIATION ANNOUNCES NEU SCHOLARSHIPS
NCHSSA INSTITUTES SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM
CAPRICORN/ISLER ASSOCIATES
COUNCIL MAY RECONSIDER EXPANDING TANDLER HOUSING PROJECT
MANAGER ADVISES NO TO TANDLER EXPANSION
CAPTOPRIL
SEE ALSO DRUGS
DRUG OFFERS CHANCE TO PREVENT KIDNEY FAILURE IN DIABETICS
CAR BOMBS
SEE BOMBINGS, INTERNATIONAL
SEE BOMBS
SEE TERRORISM
CAR-CARE CENTER
SEE ALSO AUTO REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE
TRIANGLE TO GET CAR-CARE CENTER
CAR POOLS
SEE CARPOOLING
CAR RENTALS
SEE AUTOS, RENTAL
CAR WASH
CLEAN AGAIN
STEAM BATH
CAR WASH CHANGE MACHINE STOLEN
A SPRAY AND A SHINE
WATER WOES
RULES WON'T HURT BUSINESS, OWNERS SAY
A CLEAN MACHINE
SUMMERTIME REVISITED
ALL IN THE NAME OF LOVE
2 1/29/1988 A 12 N
2 5/28/1988 B 3 N
2 6/17/1988 A 11 N
S 2 11/04/1988 C 1 N S92
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
1/01/1988 A
1/14/1988 A
4/09/1988 A
6/20/1988 A
4 L
6 P G
4 E
4 E
H 2
S 2
1/29/1988 B
1/29/1988 B
1
2
N D85
U G44
CHH 1
CHH 1
6/15/1988 A
7/03/1988 A
1
1
N M70
N M70
H 2 1/21/1988 A 17 N
H 2 10/02/1988 B 6 P N C47
S
S
H
CHH
CHH
CHH
S
H
CHH
1/14/1988 C
1/16/1988 B
3/29/1988 C
7/03/1988 A
8/20/1988 A
8/23/1988 A
8/31/1988 C
10/16/1988 B
12/22/19B8 A
T32
S73
T44
L38
N Vll
P C45
P C45
P L38
CARBOHYDRATES
EFFECTIVENESS OF CARBOHYDRATE LOADING DEPENDS ON INDIVIDUAL, SYSTEM USED CHH 1 7/02/1988 A
CARBON
6 C U
-LX630-
MONTHLY/
ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1988 - 12/31/1988
S U B J E
HILLSBOROUGH CONSIDERS RED WATER REMEDY
CARBON 14 DATING
CARBON-14 DATING OF SHROUD DOES NOT PROVE IT'S A HOAX
CARBON DIOXIDE
WE MUST ACT NOW TO SAVE THE PLANET
GASSING THE ATMOSPHERE
ENVIRONMENTAL GROUP WARNS OF CARBON DIOXIDE BUILDUP
CARBON MONOXIDE
CARBON MONOXIDE OVERCOMES FOUR
TRIANGLE COUNTIES FACE EPA ACTION
RALEIGH-DURHAM VIOLATING AIR STANDARDS
AIR POLLUTION CONTROLS MAY BE EXPANDED
FUMES FROM SAW OVERCOME EMPLOYEES
CARBON MONOXIDE BELIEVED CAUSE OF DEATH FOR 2 MEN
DURHAM AUTO EMISSIONS TESTS MAY BE REQUIRED BY »91
REPORT CRITICIZES AUTO EXHAUST INSPECTIONS IN N.C.
FORMER SOUTHERN HIGH ATHLETE'S DEATH A SURPRISE
CARBON MONOXIDE POISONINGS
SEE ACCIDENTS, CARBON MONOXIDE
CARBOVIR
SEE ALSO ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME
SEE ALSO DRUGS
GLAXO PLANS TO DEVELOP NEW DRUG TO FIGHT AIDS
GLAXO TO STUDY DRUG FOUND TO CURB AIDS
INCURABLE CAUSE FOR PRIDE
GLAXO SIGNS AIDS PACT
CARCINOGENS
SEE ALSO AGENT ORANGE
SEE ALSO CANCER
AMATEUR RADIO OPERATORS, CANCER LINKED
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH LAB CHIEFS OUTLINE RESEARCH
TOXIC CHEMICALS NATURAL, BIOCHEMIST SAYS
IBM STAYS ON TRAIL OF TOXIC SPILL
SCIENTISTS BEGIN DISCUSSION OF LINK BETWEEN BENZENE, CANCER
STUDIES OF BENZENE CONFIRM CANCER LINK, PARK CONFERENCE TOLD
TALKING DOESN'T STOP WITH CONCLUSION OF BENZENE MEETING
CHEMICAL NOT CARCINOGENIC
SCIENTISTS EXAMINE CHEMICAL'S EFFECTS ON LABORATORY MICE
STUDIES OF EXPOSURE TO BUTADIENE PROVIDE HELP ON SETTING NEW LIMIT
PARK CONFERENCE ON AIR POLLUTION GOES UP IN SMOKE
TOXICOLOGISTS STUDY TESTING FOR HAZARDS
CHAMPION MILL MAY TRY OUT MIXTURE TO CLEAR WATER
AIR POLLUTION CONTROLS MAY BE EXPANDED
HEALTH EXPERT WANTS BENZENE PUT BACK ON LIST OF POLLUTANTS
SOME IN N.C. IGNORING BAN ON CHLORDANE
MEBANE COUPLE SUES OVER USE OF PESTICIDE
CHEMICALS FOUND IN FAMILIES* WATER
LAWMAKER: EPA FAILED ITS DUTY ON PIGEON RIVER
CANCER DEATH RATE NOT SIGNIFICANTLY HIGHER ALONG RIVER
EAST TENNESSEE RESIDENTS SPEAK MINDS ON PIGEON RIVER
CALIFORNIA SUES 33 MAKERS, SELLERS OF TOBACCO ITEMS
CONTAMINATED SEAFOOD LINK TO CANCER STUDIED
HAW WATER QUALITY STILL OPEN TO DEBATE
CARDINAL SAVINGS BANK
FEDERAL REGULATORS CLOSE BANK
CARDIAC CATHETERIZATION ™,^™,
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL, HEART CATHETERIZATION AND SURGERY
SEE ALSO HEART DISEASE
SEE ALSO HEART SURGERY
HEART CATHETERIZATION TO BE DONE FIRST TIME AT HOSPITAL ON JUNE 27 H
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P D •
—DATE —
S I T
E L Y
• C -PG L P BYL
CHH 1
8/19/1988 A
3 N R63
H 2 10/16/1988 D 5 P J
H 2 6/13/1988 A 4 L
H 2 6/29/1988 A 4 E
H 2 11/20/1988 A 13 N
H
2 1/20/1988 B
6
N
H
2 4/13/1988 A
1
N
H
2 5/04/1988 B
3
N
H
2 5/22/1988 B
1
N
H
2 6/15/1988 A
10
N
H
2 6/22/1988 B
8
N
H
2 8/13/1988 B
3
N K65
H
2 8/18/1988 A
17
N
H
2 10/31/1988 A
1 P N W08
S
2 10/19/1988 A
1
N W82
H
2 10/20/1988 D
8
N
H
2 10/22/1988 A
4
E
S
2 12/03/1988 A
10
N
H
2
1/04/1988 A
11
N
H
2
1/21/1988 C
11
N M97
H
2
3/10/1988 C
6 P N M97
H
n
3/13/1988 A
1 M N L41
H
2
3/15/1988 B
2
N M97
H
2
3/16/1988 C
5
N M97
H
2
3/17/1988 B
3
N M97
H
2
4/11/1988 A
4
L
H
2
4/13/1988 C
2
N M97
H
2
4/14/1988 B
4
N M97
H
2
5/05/1988 A
18
N M97
H
2
5/19/1988 B
5
N M97
H
2
5/21/1988 A
10
N
H
2
5/22/1988 B
1
N
H
1
6/04/1988 B
5
N
H
1
6/04/1988 B
5
N
H
1
6/08/1988 B
5
N
H
1
6/24/1988 C
1
N
H
2
7/14/1988 C
5
N
H
2
7/14/1988 C
5
N
H
2
8/19/1988 A
14
N
H
2 10/01/1988 A
8
N
H
2 10/01/1988 C
1
N K65
CHH 1
10/07/1988 A
1
1 N M25
H
2
5/15/1988 C
10
N
2 6/09/1988 B 1 N C60
CARDIOPULMONARY RESUSCITATION
-LX630-
HONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/1988
INDEX BY
12/31/1988
SUBJECTS
N
P
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, CHOKING
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, CARDIOVASCULAR MEDICINE
SEE ALSO HEART ATTACKS
SEE ALSO HEIMLICH MANEUVER
OFFICERS RESUSCITATE MOHAN WHO COLLAPSED ON SIDEWALK (CORRECTION 1-7-88) S
AMBULANCE WORKERS RESUSCITATED WOMAN S
STRANGLED BABY REVIVED BY POLICE OFFICER H
BABY IN CRIB ACCIDENT LISTED IN CRITICAL CONDITION S
REVIVED CHILD IN CRITICAL CONDITION H
LEARNING LIFE-SAVING S
DROWNING GIRL, AGE 3, SAVED AT Y H
DISPATCHER HONORED FOR HELPING MOTHER SAVE CHILD'S LIFE S
MAN RECALLS COURTROOM ACTIONS THAT SAVED HIS LIFE S
CPR CLASSES CAN HELP S
THREE MARINES SAVE INFANT AFTER HE STOPPED BREATHING H
CARE~TRAK
SEE ALSO ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE
SEE ALSO TRACKING
DEVICE TRACKS LOST VICTIMS OF ALZHEIMER'S
CAREER BURNOUT
SEE STRESS
CAREER CHANGES
SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT, U.S.
TESTING HELPS MATCH PERSONALITY TO CAREER
CAREER EXPLORATION CLUBS OF N.C.
SEE ALSO VOCATIONAL EDUCATION
WINNERS ALL
CAREER PLANNING
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, U.S.
SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT .U.S.
SEE ALSO WOMEN, CAREERS
CAREERS ARE SUBJECT OF HHS WORKSHOP
FIRST JOB BIG CHALLENGE TO RECENT GRADUATES
CAREER FAIR ALLOWS NCCU STUDENTS CONTACT FOR FUTURE JOBS
CHANGING CAREERS OFTEN FIRST STEP TO FULFILLMENT
TESTING HELPS MATCH PERSONALITY TO CAREER
CAR£>ETWORK
SEE ALSO CARING HOUSE
SEE ALSO RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE (DURHAM, N.C.)
SEE ALSO TRIANGLE HOSPICE INC.
BROADWAY STARS, BASKETBALL GAME TO AID CARE-GIVERS
CARENETWORK SETS FUND-RAISER
CHARLOTTE HORNETS TO PLAY BENEFIT GAME FOR CARE GROUP
BENEFITS SET
CARENETWORK'S WEEKEND FUND-RAISER PROVES SUCCESSFUL
PICKETT SITE REZONED FOR CENTER
CARENETWORK BENEFIT
CAREY WHOLESALE CO.
FUOUA INDUSTRIES' FOUNDER PAYS VISIT TO NAMESAKE BUSINESS SCHOOL AT DUKE H
CARIBBEAN
NEW 'IN' FOODS: THAI, CARIBBEAN H
FEAST OF THE ISLANDS H
CARILLON (DUKE UNIV. CHAPEL)
SEE ALSO BELLS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. CHAPEL
DUKE CHAPEL CARILLON RECITAL PLANNED
CARING HOUSE
SEE ALSO CARENETWORK
SEE ALSO CITIZENS FOR THE DUKE COMPREHENSIVE CANCER CENTER
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. COMPREHENSIVE CANCER CENTER
-DATE-
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E L Y
C -PG L P BYL
1/06/1988 A
1/07/1988 C
1/11/1988 B
1/11/1988 C
1/12/1988 B
2/23/1988 A
4/22/1988
8/24/1988
9/28/1988
9/28/1988
9/30/1988
N B53
N
N
N
N
P P T32
N
N
1 P N B53
1 N BS3
1 P N
H 2 5/19/1988 B 1 N
S 2 10/07/1988 A 6 P G
S 2 3/11/1988 A 2 P P T37
4/30/1988 B
8/23/1988 A
9/30/1988 A
10/06/1988 A
10/07/1988 A
1 N
6 P F
13 N
6 P G
6 P G
G59
9/06/1988
9/08/1988
10/04/1988
10/06/1988
10/11/1988
10/11/1988 B
11/04/1988 A
U W15
N
N
N
U W15
N P38
L
2 2/11/1988 D 5 P U L41
2 1/28/1988 C 1 P F H45
2 7/14/1988 C 1 P F Zll
H 2 7/01/1988 C 6 N
-LX630-
MONTHLY/
ANNUAL INDEX
1/01/1988 - 12/31/1988
BY SUBJECTS
BROADWAY STARS, BASKETBALL GAME TO AID CARE-GIVERS
PICKETT SITE REZONED FOR CENTER
PICKETT ROAD REZONING WILL ALLOW CANCER HOME
NEW DUKE CANCER HO* WON'T HURT NEIGHBORHOOD
CARMEL BAPTIST CHURCH (CHARLOTTE, N.C.)
CHURCH IN CHARLOTTE EYES *15 MILLION COMPLEX
CARMIKE CINEMA
CARMIKE ASSUMES CONTROL OF MALL'S 4-SCREEN THEATER
CARNATION CO.
CARNATION STOPS BUYING MILK FROM FARM NEAR INCINERATOR
CARNEGIE FORUM ON EDUCATION AND THE ECONOMY
SEE ALSO EDUCATIONAL REFORM
BASIC EDUCATION PROGRAM RULES DRAW CRITICISM
CARING IE FOUNDATION
'UNDERGRADUATE EXPERIENCE' TOPIC OF EDUCATOR'S TALK
EQUAL PART>£R ROLE URGED FOR COMMUNITY COLLEGES
POOR MORALE CITED AMONG N.C. TEACHERS
N.C. RANKS LOU IN TEACHER JOB SATISFACTION
UNC GETS $350,000 CARNEGIE GRANT
CARNEGIE HALL
BLACK HISTORIAN FRANKLIN SET FOR HONOR AT CARNEGIE HALL
DUKE PROFESSOR HONORED AS BLACK HISTORY MAKER
CARNEGIE HERO FUND COMMISSION
SEE ALSO HEROISM
18 PEOPLE RECEIVE CARNEGIE MEDALS FOR HEROISM
HEROES! N.C. MAN, 15 OTHERS HONORED BY CARNEGIE FUND
NORTH CAROLINIAN HONORED
A CARNIVAL SEASON (MUSIC GROUP)
A BIRMINGHAM SEASON OF '70S POWER
60S MELODY
CARNIVORE PRESERVATION TRUST
SEE ALSO WILDLIFE SANCTUARY
PITTSBORO PRESERVE BRINGS RARE ANIMALS FROM PHILIPPINES
CARNIVORE TRUST GETS 15 NEW ANIMALS
THE 'MOUSE' THAT ROARED
ANIMALS GET SANCTUARY IN CHATHAM
CAROCHEH INC.
EAST DURHAM IN QUANDARY
Y.E. SMITH OPENS DOORS TO NEIGHBORS
DURHAM CHEMICAL FIRE BURNS 1 MAN
CAROCHEM BLAZE REKINDLES ANGER IN NEIGHBORHOOD
RESTING
HAZARDOUS MATERIALS TRUCK SAT IDLE
ARSON CHARGE FOLLOWS FIRE IN EAST DURHAM
ANGRY EAST DURHAM RESIDENTS DEMAND CITY ACTION
CITIZENS TO AIR GRIEVANCES SPARKED BY CAROCHEM FIRE
BURN VICTIM TO FACE ARSON, EMBEZZLEMENT CHARGES
OFFICIALS DEFEND NOT USING TRUCK
E. DURHAM RESIDENTS ANGERED; CHEMICAL FIRE SPARKS PLEAS FOR REZONING
DON'T BLAME VICTIM IN CHEMICAL FIRM FIRE
WELCOME TO EAST DURHAM; "IF YOU CAN READ THIS,..." (CARTOON)
SPARKS FLY AT CAROCHEM FIRE MEETING
GULLEY WANTS CITY REPORT ON RESPONSE TO BLAZE
MAN OttRGED WITH FIRE GOES TO PRISON
CITY SHOULD PROVIDE FULL-TIME HAZMAT STAFF
CITY NEEDS BETTER PLAN FOR EVACUATIONS
COPE: FLEXIBLE EVACUATION PLAN NEEDED
EAST DURHAM ZONING WOULD STOP CURRENT CHEMICAL PLANTS* EXPANSION
EAST DURHAM ZONING WOULD STOP CURRENT CHEMICAL PLANTS' EXPANSION
HEALTH OR HERITAGE? SHARON MOORE, EAST DURHAM FACING TOUGH CHOICES
DEPARTMENT WANTS MORE FIREFIGHTERS
S
E E
D — DATE — C
2 9/06/1988 A
2 10/11/1988 B
2 10/11/1988 A
2 10/13/1988 A
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I T
L Y
L P BYL
6 U WIS
1 N P38
1 N H70
4 E
H 2 3/15/1988 A 16 N
H 2 6/29/1988 B 1 N
H 2 1/27/1988 B 3 N
H 1 5/10/1988 C 1 N
H
H
H
H
CHH
3/19/1988 B
5/17/1988 B
6/29/1988 A
12/13/1988 A
12/22/1988 A
8
4
16
7
5
2 1/19/1988 B 1
2 2/02/1988 A 1
P N C19
P N L34
H 2 3/04/1988 C 12 N
H 2 11/07/1988 A 16 N
H 2 11/21/1988 A 4 E
H 2 4/26/1988 C 3 R L37
S
2
6/01/1988 C
7 N
H
2
6/02/1988 B
1 P N Vll
CHH 1
11/26/1988 A
1 P P T32
C*
1 1
11/26/1988 A
3 P N M25
S
2
7/01/1988 A
1 M N W82
s
2
8/01/1988 A
1 P N S92
S
2
8/01/1988 A
1 P N B53
S
2
8/01/1988 A
1 N H02
S
2
8/01/1988 C
1 P P M66
H
2
8/02/1988 A
1 P N M51
H
2
8/02/1988 A
1 M N M51
H
2
8/02/1988 A
1 N M51
S
2
8/02/1988 A
1 N W82
S
2
8/02/1988 A
1 N B53
S
2
8/02/1988 A
2 N W82
H
2
8/03/1988 A
1 P N M51
H
2
8/03/1988 A
4 E
H
2
8/03/1988 A
4 T T R56
S
2
8/03/1988 A
1 P N W82
S
2
8/03/1988 A
1 N H70
S
2
8/03/1988 A
1 N B53
S
2
8/03/1988 A
4 E
S
2
8/04/1988 A
4 E
s
2
8/05/1988 A
1 N W82
s
2
8/05/1988 A
1 N H70
S
2
8/05/1988 A
1 N W82
s
2
8/05/1988 C
1 P N W82
S
2
8/06/1988 A
1 P N S92
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1/01/1988 - 12/31/1988
CITY COUNCIL INVOLVES CITIZENS IN EVACUATION PLANS
FIRE CHIEF SEEKS INSPECTORS
LACK OF INSPECTIONS UNFULFILLED PROMISE
TRY COOPERATION IN EAST DURHAM
FIREMEN DESERVE SUPPORT
DOWNZONING WOULD SET TREND
MAYOR SHOULD KNOW VICTIM
CHAMBER OPPOSES DOWNZONING BECAUSE OF CHEMICAL ACCIDENTS
REZONING PLANS GET PUBLIC HEARING
EAST DURHAM FIRMS BLAST REZONING
MAN INDICTED ON CHAROCHEM FIRE CHARGE
CAROCO SERVICE STATION (UNIVERSITY DRIVE)
STATE REVIEWS PLAN FOR KEROSENE CLEANUP
SERVICE STATION REPLACES FUEL TANKS
CAROCO STATION REPLACES TANKS
STATE STILL SEEKING SOURCE OF FOREST HILLS FUEL LEAK
STATE SEEKS STEPS TO STOP FUEL LEAK
CAROL WOODS (RETIREMENT COMPLEX)
SEE ALSO RETIREMENT HOMES
TAKEN CARE OF! SOUTHERN PART OF HEAVEN IS HAVEN FOR RETIREES
FOOD DIRECTOR NAMED TO CAROL WOODS POST
CAROLEE APARTMENTS
DISPLACEMENT OF 48 FAMILIES LOOMS AS BATTLE FOR DUKE
TENANTS IN PATH OF DUKE EXPANSION SEEK MORE MONEY
APARTMENT TENANTS SEEK COMPENSATION
LANDLORD DUKE WON'T INCREASE RELOCATION PAY
SUBJECTS
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N
P
E
D
S I T
E L Y
— DATE — C -PG L P BYL
H
S
S
H
H
S
H
S
S
S
H
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
8/09/1988 A
8/09/1988 A
8/10/1988 A
8/11/1988 A
8/15/1988 A
8/17/1988 A
8/18/1988 A
9/01/1988 A
9/15/1988 A
9/30/1988 A
10/18/1988 C
1 N N36
1 P N H70
4 E
4 E
4 L
4 L
4 L
3 N
1 N H70
1 P N W82
3 N
S
S
H
H
S
2
2
2
2
2
2/04/1988 A
2/11/1988 C
2/12/1988 B
3/11/1988 C
4/18/1988 A
1 N M06
1 P N M06
1 N
1 N
1 N m6
S 2
CHH 1
3/04/1988 B
6/18/1988 A
1 P F G59
7 P N
CAROLINA ACADEMIC PRESS
SMALL PRESS THRIVES ON
LOSING' BOOKS
CAROLINA AIR CARE
SEE N.C. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, HELICOPTER SERVICE
CAROLINA ASSOCIATION FOR PALESTINIAN HUMAN RIGHTS
SEE ALSO PALESTINE LIBERATION ORGANIZATION
TREATMENT OF PALESTINIANS PROTESTED
CLEARING THE RECORD
PALESTINIAN ACTIVISTS CRITICIZE U.S. POLICY
RALLY SCHEDULED TO SUPPORT RIGHTS OF PALESTINIANS
CAROLINA BANCORP, INC.
INSIDER TRADING
INSIDER TRADING
INSIDER TRADING
CAROLINA BEACH
ONE BOY DROWNS, BROTHER MISSING
BROTHERS DROWN AT CAROLINA BEACH
CAROLINA CABLE
CABLE FIRM TO SHOW STUDENTS' PROGRAMS
CHATHAM CABLE TV USERS WOULD TUNE IN BETTER SERVICE
CAROLINA CINEMA CORP. OF DURHAM
SEE ALSO CAROLINA THEATER (DURHAM, N.C.)
PUBLIC CHEATED OUT OF CHANCE TO SEE MOVIE IN THEIR THEATER
GROUP THAT RENTED THEATER HAD RIGHT TO OWN GUEST LIST
LETTER WRITER OFF BASE
FUTURE UNCLEAR AS CAROLINA ROLLS THE CREDITS
BROADWAY STARS, BASKETBALL GAME TO AID CARE-GIVERS
POPCORN TO GO
♦3 MILLION IN GIFTS ENHANCE ARTS CENTER
CAROLINA CLEAN COUNTRYSIDE PROGRAM
SEE ALSO LITTER
CLEANUP CAMPAIGN RAISES CONCERNS
CAROLINA COUGARS
H 2 3/01/1988 B 1 P N N36
H 2 5/08/1988 B 1 N A54
S 2 5/09/1988 C 1 N S92
H 2 5/13/1988 C 1 N
S 2 4/04/1988 C 1 P N B85
H 2 4/08/1988 C 3 P P K30
H 2 4/09/1988 A 2 N
CHH 1 8/17/1988 A 3 P N S17
H 2 10/13/1988 C 6 N
H 2 10/16/1988 BUN
H 2 11/06/1988 C 18 N
H 2 11/20/1988 D 13 N
H 2 7/08/1988 C 2 N
H 2 7/10/1988 C 5 N
H 2 1/23/19B8 B 3 N 080
CHH 1 12/24/1988 A 1 N M25
6/16/1988
6/21/1988
6/22/1988
7/29/1988
9/06/1988
9/15/1988
10/03/1988
L
L
L
F C19
U U15
P M66
L
H 1 1/19/1988 B 1 N
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SEE ALSO BASKETBALL
LITTLES RECALLS GLORY DAYS OF CAROLINA COUGARS
CAROLINA CRUISERS CAR CLUB
SEE ALSO AUTOS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC AUTOS AND AUTO MANUFACTURERS )
SEE ALSO AUTOS, ANTIQUE
VINTAGE CAR SHOW SET FOR OCT. 7-9
CAROLINA CRUNCH PRODUCTS INC.
COMPANY FINDS HEARTY APPETITES FOR FRIED SKINS
CAROLINA CUSTOM GOLF NORTH
SEE ALSO COMPUTER SIMULATIONS
SEE ALSO GOLF
IT NEVER RAINS ON INDOOR GOLF COURSE
CAROLINA DANCERS
SEE ALSO DANCE
MUSEUM BUILDING CLOSES TRAIN, SANCTUARY TO NOV. 1
SCHEER PREMIERE POWERFUL, IF VAGUE
MS. SCHEER, CAROLINA DANCERS PRESENT DANCES WITH HEART
CAROLINA DESIGNER CRAFTSMEN
'MELO-YELLOU' NAME TAGS ARE AFFIXED IN GOOD HUMOR
CAROLINA DUKE MOTOR INN
POLICE PROBE BUS DAMAGE AT JORDAN HIGH
CAROLINA EXPRESS (MUSIC GROUP)
COUNTRY SINGER PLAYS FOR CALMER AUDIENCES NOW
POLICEMEN, FIREMEN ARE COUNTRY CROONERS IN OFF-TIME
CAROLINA EYE ASSOCIATES
TRIANGLE EYE DOCTORS FOCUS ON BELIZE
LENS IMPLANT HELPS SIGHT
EYE CARE AVAILABLE HERE
CAROLINA FARM STEWARDSHIP ASSOCIATION
ALTERNATIVE FARMING DAYS START TODAY AT ELON COLLEGE
CAROLINA FILM CLUB (GREENSBORO, N.C.)
SEE ALSO FILM FESTIVALS
CLUB SETS WESTERN FILM MINIFESTIVAL
CAROLINA FINE SNACKS
REPUBLICANS TO MUNCH PORK RINDS
PORK RIND PRODUCERS HOPE BUSH WILL HELP BOOST SALES
CAROLINA FITNESS
SEE ALSO EXERCISE
SEE ALSO NUTRITION
SEE ALSO PHYSICAL FITNESS
SEE ALSO WEIGHT CONTROL
SLOW AMD STEADY WINS THE DIET RACE, HE SAYS
OPRAH'S WAY! QUICK BUT POTENTIALLY DANGEROUS
CAROLINA FREIGHT CARRIERS CORP.
SEE ALSO SCHOLARSHIPS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SCHOLARSHIPS)
EARNINGS DIGEST
CAROLINA FRIENDS HIGH SCHOOL
SEE CAROLINA FRIENDS UPPER SCHOOL
CAROLINA FRIENDS LOWER SCHOOL
FINISHING SCHOOL
CAROLINA FRIENDS SCHOOL (GENERAL HEADING)
SITE SCULPTURE
ART ENHANCES DANCE
WRITING CONFERENCE SET AT CAROLINA FRIENDS
S I T
N E ELY
P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
S 2 11/04/1988 B 2 N F25
S 2 8/22/1988 C 3 N
H 2 3/28/1988 C 4 N
H 2 1/24/1988 C 10 P N C49
H 2 10/04/1988 B 5 U W66
H 2 10/25/1988 B 5 R L59
S 2 11/03/1988 D 3 R B71
H 2 12/05/1983 A 6 P U W66
S 2 5/31/1988 B 1 N
H 1 4/14/1988 B 2 N
S 2 4/19/1988 A 6 P N
S 2 7/09/1988 B 1 N H02
H 2 9/13/1988 A 4 L
H 2 10/08/1988 A 4 L
H 1 6/21/1988 B 1 N
H 1 1/12/1988 B
H 2 8/10/1988 B 5 N
H 2 11/24/1988 B 12 N
CHH 1 12/26/1988 A 3 P N S17
CHH 1 12/26/1988 A 3 N S17
H 2 2/04/1988 D 8 H
S 2 3/26/1988 C 1 P P T37
H 2 1/30/1988 B 1 P P T37
H 2 2/27/1988 A 7 P P T37
H 2 4/30/1988 B 2 N
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WELLS SYNONYMOUS WITH FRIENDS SCHOOL
PICTURE PERFECT
EARLY SCHOOL OPENS AT CAROLINA FRIENDS
GERMAN SISTERS WELCOMED BY CFS
FRIENDS SCHOOL CELEBRATES ANNIVERSARY
NO ANTS AT THIS PICNIC
VISITORS FIND CFS TO THEIR LIKING
DON'T PASS SCHOOL BUSES
NEW DANCE TEACHER HAS STUDENTS SEARCHING I
STUDENTS HELP WARM HEARTS, HOMES OF NEEDY
CAROLINA FRIENDS SCHOOL, GRADUATION
GRADUATION AT FRIENDS EMOTIONAL
CAROLINA FRIENDS SCHOOL, PRINCIPAL
FRIENDS SCHOOL NAMES INTERIM HEAD
CAROLINA FRIENDS UPPER SCHOOL
MINI-SESSION BRINGS CFS STUDENTS TO HERALD PHOTOGRAPHY DEPARTMENT
FRENCH VISITORS PROMISE TO SPEAK WITH EACH OTHER ONLY IN ENGLISH
SOCK IT TO 'EM
TOTING THAT LOAD
CAROLINA GAY AND LESBIAN ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO HOMOSEXUALS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, HOMOSEXUALS
STUDENT VOTE SOUGHT ON FUNDING FOR HOMOSEXUAL ASSOCIATION AT UNC
N.C. HOMOSEXUAL ASSOCIATION HOLDS CHAPEL HILL MARCH, RALLY
RUNOFFS APPEAR LIKELY IN CAMPUS ELECTIONS
STUDENTS OPPOSE FINANCING HOMOSEXUAL ORGANIZATION
UNC GAY GROUP GETS APPROPRIATION
HOMOSEXUAL GROUPS TARGET OF FEE BAN MOVE
GROUP ASKS CANDIDATES' STANCE ON MONEY FOR GAY GROUPS
CAROLINA GAYS HOLDING WEEKEND MEETING HERE
GAY, LESBIAN FEDERATION TARGETS XINT EFFORT
HOMOSEXUAL STUDENTS FIND TIMES A' CHANGIN'
ANTI-GAY-FUNDING PROPOSAL BACKED
CAMPUS WATCH POLLS STATE CANDIDATES ON GAY FUNDING
GROUP HURTS CREDIBILITY WITH ONE-ISSUE FOCUS
LET STUDENTS SETTLE GAY FUNDING ISSUE
EDITORIAL WAS RIGHT-WING
MAINE'S MEDICINAL MUSIC
CAROLINA GODIVA TRACK CLUB
SEE ALSO LONG-DISTANCE RUNNING
SEE ALSO TRACK
FANFARE/GODIVA STREAKS TO WINS
CAROLINA HEALTH AND HUMOR ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO HUMOR
SEE ALSO MENTAL HEALTH
LAUGHS IMPROVE LIFE
NUTTY DOCTOR COMING
MISERY IS SOMETHING TO BE LAUGHED ABOUT
CAROLINA HOSPITAL ALCOHOLISM PROGRAM SERVICES
SEE CHAPS CENTER
THE CAROLINA INDIAN VOICE (NEWSPAPER)
SEE ALSO INDIANS, N.C,
SEE ALSO NEWSPAPERS, N.C. (SEE ALSO NAMES OF PARTICULAR NEWSPAPERS)
KUNSTLER OFFERS HIS HELP TO TWO INDIANS
HATCHER ACCUSED NEWSPAPER OF BIAS
HATCHER SENDS NOTE REPUDIATING CLAIMS PAPER WAS BIASED
EDITOR SAYS SHE FEARED FOR HATCHER
CAROLINA INN (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.)
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL HOTEL AND CONFERENCE CENTERS
MARKETING HEAD NAMED FOR UNC HOTEL, CONFERENCE CENTERS
INN MAY GET $6.5 MILLION RENOVATION
INDEX BY SUBJECTS
12/51/1988
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N
P
S I T
E ELY
D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
S
H
H
S
S
H
H
H
D WHILE STEPPING OUT H
S
2 6/17/1988 C
2 7/02/1988 B
2 9/08/1988 B
2 9/23/1988 A
2 9/24/1988 C
2 9/25/1988 B
2 10/08/1988 A
2 10/14/1988 A
2 12/03/1988 B
2 12/17/1988 C
1 P F S92
1 PP T37
3 N
12 P U
1 N S92
1 P P B90
6 P U T37
4 L
1 PU T37
1 PN S92
S 2 6/13/1988 A 1 N S92
H 2 2/26/1988 B 12 P N
H 2 4/09/1988 A 6 P F T37
H 2 9/03/1988 B 1 P U T37
S 2 12/09/1988 A 8 P P T37
S 2 12/23/1988 A 9 P P T37
H
S
H
H
H
H
S
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
1/31/1988 B
2/01/1988 A
2/17/1988 B
2/18/1988 B
4/20/1988 C
8/28/1988
9/14/1988
9/30/1988
10/02/1988
10/02/1988
10/11/1988
10/12/1988
10/13/1988
10/26/1988
11/08/1988
11/18/1988 D
4
3
1
1
8
14
1
3
3
3
1
3
4
4
4
7
P N 080
N
P N R71
N 080
N K65
P N N36
N M06
P N S17
P N S17
N S17
P N M06
N S17
E
E
L
P F L37
H 2 12/01/1988 D 3 N
S 2 1/22/1988 B
CHH 1 9/20/1988 A
H 2 10/05/1988 A
1 P F S27
2 N
6 P F Zll
H 2 2/10/1988 B 16 P N
S 2 2/11/1988 A 14 N
H 2 2/13/1988 B 5 N
H 2 10/07/1988 B 4 P N
H 2 5/19/1988 C 11
CHH 1 9/15/1988 A 1
N
N S17
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POLICE LOG/CAROLINA INN SIGN BROKEN IN 2 PLACES
CAROLINA INTERFAITH TASK FORCE
GROUP PLANS 'PILGRIMAGE FOR PEACE'
WITNESS LINK IN ERROR
EL SALVADORAN GIVES TALK ON POLITICAL TERRORISM
PEACE GROUPS BOOST MARXISTS
•FORGING PEACE WEEK' SET TO BEGIN TOMORROW
CAROLINA LEAGUE
SEE ALSO BASEBALL
SEE ALSO DURHAM BULLS
SEE ALSO HAGERSTOUN SUNS
SEE ALSO KINSTON INDIANS (BASEBALL TEAM)
SEE ALSO PENINSULA WHITE SOX (CHANGED TO VIRGINIA GENERALS)
SEE ALSO PRINCE WILLIAM PIRATES (NOW THE YANKEES)
SEE ALSO PRINCE WILLIAM YANKEES (FORMERLY THE PIRATES)
SEE ALSO RALEIGH, N.C., BASEBALL STADIUM
SEE ALSO SALEM BUCCANEERS
SEE ALSO SOUTHERN LEAGUE
SEE ALSO VIRGINIA GENERALS (FORMERLY PENINSULA WHITE SOX)
SEE ALSO WINSTON-SALEM SPIRITS
RALEIGH ALIENATES WOLFF
BULLS PONDER PARK ON TRIPLE-A SCALE
WOLFF GUARDS BULLS' TURF
RALEIGH STILL HITLESS FACING BULLS' WOLFF
PRINCE WILLIAM, KINSTON RESUME FEUDING WAYS
RALEIGH'S PRO SPORTS WILL BUY GREENSBORO FRANCHISE
WOLFF PROTECTS BULLS' TERRITORY
LITTLE RETURNS TO CAROLINA LEAGUE
KINSTON'S AWOL OUTFIELDER SAID FUN HAD LEFT THE GAME
BULLS LOSE, FALL INTO TIE FOR FIRST PLACE
DIAMOND CHIPS
BULL SPLIT TO OPEN 2ND HALF
DIAMOND CHIPS
NEW FACES PLENTIFUL IN CL'S SECOND HALF
IN THE YANKEE ORGANIZATION, THE AXE REACHES ALL BRANCHES
YANKS' TOP CL PROSPECT MAY MISS REMAINDER OF 1988 SEASON
SUPPORT OF BULLS' FANS HELPS SHATTER RECORD
BULLS BLOW LEAD, DROP 4 GAMES BACK
CAROLINA LEAGUE FACES CHANGES FOR '89 SEASON
CAROLINA LEAGUE WILL HAVE 3 NEW TEAKS FOR '89 SEASON
CAROLINA LEAGUE, ATTENDANCE
SEE ALSO DURHAM ATHLETIC PARK, ATTENDANCE
BULLS RALLY WITH POWER
CAROLINA LEAGUE ALL-STAR GAME
SIX BULLS MAKE CAROLINA LEAGUE ALL-STARS
SIX BULLS WIN SPOTS ON ALL-STAR SQUAD
SIX BULLS READY FOR ALL-STAR DEBUT
MORRIS HAS LOFTY ALL-STAR GOAL
NORTH'S PITCHERS HOLD OFF SOUTH ALL-STARS FOR 2-1 VICTORY
NORTH'S PITCHING PREVAILS
MERCKER BULLS' LONE ALL-STAR
CAROLINA MEADOWS
SEE ALSO RETIREMENT HOMES
TAKEN CARE OF! SOUTHERN PART OF HEAVEN IS HAVEN FOR RETIREES
CHATHAM FUNDS WORKERS TO HELP COUNTY'S ELDERLY (CORRECTED 6-29-
CORRECTION
CAROLINA MEADOWS TAKES SECOND STEP IN DEVELOPING PLAN
CAROLINA MOTOR CLUB
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE MOTOR CLUB
GAS TO COST LESS FOR EASTER TRIPS
GAS PRICES DOWN
STIFFER DRUNKEN DRIVING LAWS BACKED
TAILGATERS TOP MOST DISLIKED LIST
S
E
-DATE — C -PG
BYL
CHH 1 11/03/1988 A 3 N
H 2 3/05/1988 C 6 N
H 2 3/31/1988 A 4 L
S 2 5/02/1988 A 7 N
H 2 5/25/1988 A 4 L
S 2 9/29/1988 A 12 N
s
2
1/20/1988 D
1 N
H
2
3/02/1988 A
1 M N S51
S
2
3/08/1988 A
1 N C09
H
2
3/13/1988 C
12 P N C52
H
2
4/17/1988 C
11 N
H
2
4/22/1988 B
1 N C52
S
2
4/29/1988 D
1 N P52
S
2
5/25/1988 D
1 N P52
H
2
6/05/1988 C
2 N C52
H
2
6/06/1988 B
3 N
S
2
6/11/1988 B
2 P U P52
H
2
6/20/1988 B
2 C N
S
2
6/25/1988 B
2 P U P52
H
2
6/26/1988 C
2 N C52
H
2
7/03/1988 B
2 N C52
H
2
7/24/1988 C
2 N C52
S
2
8/13/1988 A
4 E
H
2
8/26/1988 B
1 P N C52
H
2 10/30/1988 C
11 N C52
H
2 11/13/1988 C
13 N C52
S 2 8/13/1988 B 3 P N P52
S
H
H
S
H
s
s
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
7/07/1988 B
7/08/1988 B
7/20/1988 B
7/20/1988 D
7/21/1988 D
7/21/1988 B
8/29/1988 D
3/04/1988 B
6/28/1988 A
6/29/1988 A
7/05/1988 A
N P52
N C52
N C52
N P52
N C52
N P52
N
F
N
N
N K65
G59
S63
S 2 3/26/1988 A 10 N
H 2 3/27/1988 B 10 N
H 1 4/29/1988 C 2 N
H 2 8/09/1988 A 14 N
CAROLINA ORGAN PROCUREMENT AGENCY
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MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1988 - 12/31/1988
SUBJECTS
SEE ALSO ORGAN DONORS AND TRANSPLANTS
REFEREE THRIVES ON PRESSURE OF ARRANGING ORGAN DONATIONS
HOPE IS WHERE HER HEART LIES
CHILD DIES AFTER HEART TRANSPLANT AT DUKE
CAROLINA PARENT
SEE ALSO CHILD REARING
THREE WOMEN LAUNCH TABLOID FOR PARENTS
CAROLINA POLL
SEE ALSO POLLS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C-CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL OF JOURNALISM
JACKSON. GORE HEAD UNC POLL
UNC POLL FINDS TAR HEELS SMOKING LESS
UNC POLL: RACE, HONEY AFFECT BELIEF
POLL RESULTS GIVE CLUES TO TV PREACHERS' PULL
GOV. HARTIN RECEIVES HIS HIGHEST RATING IN POLL
SURVEY: CAROLINIANS UPBEAT ON ECONOMY
CAROLINA POLL BEGINS PHONE SURVEY
UNC POLL FINDS BUSH, MARTIN AHEAD IN STATE
DURHAM PARTY CAMPAIGNS MARKED BY DISPARITY IN LINK TO NATIONAL TICKETS
CAROLINA POPULATION CENTER
SEE UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL CAROLINA POPULATION CENTER
CAROLINA POWER AND LIGHT CO.
GROUP HOPES NUCLEAR PLANT UILL BE BROUGHT ABOVE STANDARDS
INSIDER TRADING
CPU. SEEKS TO KEEP MONEY
CPU., DUKE POWER OFFER TO HELP PAY FOR WASTE SITE
state: NUCLEAR PLANT EVACUATION PLAN UILL UORK
THORNBURG SAYS CPU. WANTS CUSTOMERS TO PAY FOR WASTE
CPU. ORDERED TO REFUND $4.1 MILLION
CUSTOMERS OF CPU. TO GET $4.1 MILLION
MATH SCHOOL'S TRAVELING WORKSHOP AIDS TEACHERS
CPU. REFUND WILL BE CREDITED ON CUSTOMERS' APRIL BILLS
5X RATE INCREASE PROPOSED FOR CPU.
REACTORS IN CAROLINA HAVE TOP YEAR DURING 1987
CPU. RATE INCREASE OPPOSED
PERSON BOARD ACCEPTS TAX SETTLEMENT
CPU.'S MANAGEMENT CRITICIZED AND PRAISED
HEARINGS STUDY CPU. MANAGEMENT
READER OF RADIATION DETECTORS COMFORTABLE WITH HARRIS PLANT
CPU. HEARINGS BEGIN
CPU. NUCLEAR RECORD
CPU. CHAIRMAN DEFENDS HARRIS PLANT COST
CPU. SAYS RATE INCREASE WOULD BE LAST FOR A WHILE
CPU. TO REFUND $4.1 MILLION FOR IMPROPER BILLING
PANEL OKS REFUND PLAN
CPU. REQUESTS SMALL DECREASE IN POWER BILLS
CPU. PLANTS RECEIVE HIGH MARKS
HARRIS PLANT DELAY CITED AT HEARING
ENGINEERS SAY PLANT SHOULD HAVE BEEN REDESIGNED
CPU. OFFICIALS DEFEND HARRIS CONSTRUCTION
CPU. DEFENDS FEE TO JUSTIFY EXPENSE OF HARRIS PLANT
CPU. RATE HEARING ENTERS EIGHTH WEEK
INSIDER TRADING
TRIANGLE J'S NUCLEAR PANEL TRIMS SESSIONS
LONGEST UTILITIES COMMISSION HEARING IN HISTORY CONCLUDES
CPU. RATE DECISION DUE BY AUGUST 5
NRC IS PROPOSING FINES AGAINST CPU.
BILL WOULD SAVE PERSON COUNTY TAX REVENUES
NUCLEAR PLANT BREWING?
HOUSE OKS PERSON COUNTY TAX BILL
TESTING PLANNED FOR ALERT SYSTEM
THORNBURG ASKS AGENCY TO DROP $190 MILLION OF CPU.'S REQUEST
POWER AGENCY CHARGES CPU. VIOLATED CONTRACT
CPU. REDUCES RATE-+UKE REQUEST
SSC WOULD CAUSE OVERLOAD
FINE PROPOSED AGAINST CPU.
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I T
L Y
L P BYL
H 2 2/14/1988 B 1 P N P38
H 2 3/08/1988 A 1 P N C60
H 2 4/14/1988 A 1 N C60
H 2 4/13/1988 B 1 P F Zll
s
2 3/04/1988 A
1 N
s
2 4/01/1988 C
1 N
s
2 4/14/1988 A
1 N
s
2 4/15/1988 A
4 E
H
2 6/03/1988 B
4 N
S
2 6/21/1988 B
5 N
CHH
1 1 10/30/1988 A
7 P N
S
2 11/04/1988 C
1 N
S
2 11/05/1988 A
1 P N M06
S
2
1/13/1988 C
1
N W82
H
2
1/17/1988 B
8
N
S
2
1/26/1988 B
8
N
H
2
2/02/1988 C
5
N
S
2
2/10/1988 C
1
N U82
H
2
2/23/1988 B
16 P N
H
2
3/01/1988 A
14
N
S
2
3/01/1988 B
9
N
H
2
3/14/1988 A
6 P N J40
H
2
3/16/1988 B
6
N
H
2
3/24/1988 D
6
N
H
2
3/29/1988 D
4
N
H
2
4/01/1988 B
5
N
H
2
4/05/1988 B
11
N
H
1
4/06/1988 C
1
N
S
2
4/11/1988 A
3
N
H
2
4/13/1988 C
7
N M97
S
2
4/14/1988 A
14
N
H
2
4/15/1988 B
5
N
H
2
4/15/1988 C
4
N
H
1
4/19/1988 B
1
N
H
2
5/05/1988 D
9
N
S
2
5/06/1988 C
5
N
H
2
5/13/1988 B
11
N
H
2
5/19/1988 D
5
N
H
2
5/21/1988 B
5
N
H
2
5/22/1988 B
4
N
H
1
6/02/1988 B
2
N
H
2
6/03/1988 C
2
N
H
2
6/09/1988 A
12
N
H
2
6/12/1988 C
14
N
H
2
6/15/1988 B
1
N M97
S
2
6/17/1988 C
3
N
H
2
6/18/1988 A
16
N
H
2
6/18/1988 A
16
N
H
1
6/25/1988 C
1
N L40
H
2
6/28/1988 A
4
L
H
1
6/28/1988 B
1
N
CHH 1
7/09/1988 A
7 P N
H
2
7/14/1988 D
5
N
H
2
7/15/1988 B
9
N
S
2
7/15/1988 C
3
N
H
2
7/26/1988 A
4
L
H
2
7/27/1988 B
5
N
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MORE DEALS LIKELY ON POWER INTERRUPTIONS TO CUSTOMERS H 2
SHEARON HARRIS SHUTS DOWN FOR REFUELING, MAINTENANCE CHH 1
SHEARON HARRIS BROUGHT OFF LINE FOR FIRST REFUELING S 2
HEALTH WARNING ISSUED ON HYCO LAKE FISH H 2
CPU. GETS APPROVAL FOR 9X RATE INCREASE H 2
RATE HIKE COULD STRENGTHEN FOES OF NUCLEAR PLANT CHH 1
GROUP SEEKS REVIEW OF CPU. RATE HIKE S 2
PUBLIC STAFF SEEKS RECONSIDERATION OF CPU. RATE HIKE H 2
SOUTH CAROLINA CUTS CP&L RATE-BOOST REQUEST IN HALF H 2
CPU. FIGHTS BID TO REDUCE RATE INCREASE S 2
N.C. JULY ELECTRIC BILLS ABOUT SAME AS IN 1987 H 2
COMMISSION REJECTS RATE HIKE REVIEW S 2
BOARD OF GOVERNORS ALLOWS MD. PROGRAM (CORRECTION PRINTED 9-10-88) CHH 1
SHAG; NOT A BEACH DANCE BUT A NEW ANTI-NUKE GROUP CHH 1
PLANT TRAFFIC RIDES AROUND QUIET PROTEST CHH 1
RAYMOND S. TALTON, RETIRED VICE PRESIDENT OF CPU. H 2
MORE CORPORATIONS PAYING TAXES UNDER NEW LAWS H 2
HARRIS PLANT RATES HIGH IN SAFETY S 2
INSIDER TRADING H 2
ATTORNEY GENERAL'S OFFICE OPPOSES NEW UTILITY LAW H 2
DRILL HELD AT ROXBORO CPU. PLANT H 1
NUCLEAR PLANT WOULD CONSIDER ON-SITE RADIOACTIVE STORAGE CHH 1
CPU. WANTS TO STORE HIGH-LEVEL NUCLEAR WASTE IN WAKE COUNTY H 2
MEMBER OF CASH OPPOSES CHATHAM NUCLEAR SHIPMENT CHH 1
CPU. SEEKS APPROVAL FOR N-WASTE SHIPMENT PLANS H 2
CPU. TO BUY POWER FROM OHIO COMPANY H 2
FINE IS PROPOSED AGAINST CPU. FOR PATHWAY H 2
REPORT: SHEARON HARRIS PROBLEMS MORE THAN AVERAGE CHH 1
CAROLINA POWER AND LIGHT CO., EMPLOYEES
CPU. EMPLOYEES BUILD PUBLIC PICNIC AREA H 1 5/12/1988 B
CPU. OFFERS EARLY RETIREMENT TO 475 HI 9/02/1988 C
CPU. EFFICIENCY STUDY MAY RESULT IN LAYOFFS H 2 11/12/1988 A
CAROLINA POWER AND LIGHT CO., MAYO CREEK GENERATING PLANT
SEE ALSO UTILITY PLANTS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF PARTICULAR ELECTRICAL UTILITIES)
7/31/1988
8/01/1988
8/01/1988
8/04/1988
8/06/1988
8/07/1988
8/13/1988
8/14/1988 B
8/17/1988 A
8/23/1988 B
8/25/1988 A
9/02/1988
9/09/1988
9/13/1988
9/14/1988
9/21/1988
9/23/1988
9/28/1988
10/09/1988 B
10/16/1988 B
11/02/1988 B
12/02/1988 A
12/09/1988 A
12/14/1988 A
12/18/1988 A
12/23/1988 B
12/30/1988 A
12/31/1988 A
N
N B81
N
N T33
N
N B21
N
N
N
N
N
N
N L90
N S17
N M25
N
N
N
N
N
N M25
N
N M25
1 M N C60
5 N
6 N
3 N S17
1 P N
3 N
12 N
CPU. EMPLOYEES BUILD PUBLIC PICNIC AREA
CAROLINA POWER AND LIGHT CO., SALES AND EARNINGS
EARNINGS DIGEST
CAROLINA POWER & LIGHT CO. REPORTS DECLINE IN EARNINGS
CPU. QUARTERLY EARNINGS UP 5 CENTS PER SHARE
CPU. DIRECTORS DECLARE QUARTERLY DIVIDEND
CAROLINA POWER AND LIGHT CO., TAXES
AGENCY REBUKED ON CPU. FIGURES
CAROLINA REDBIRDS (FORMERLY TRIANGLE CARDINALS)
SEE ALSO ATLANTIC COAST PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE
SEE ALSO TRIANGLE CARDINALS (CHANGED TO CAROLINA REDBIRDS)
FANFARE/CARDINALS TO REDBIRDS
FANFARE/CAROLINA REDBIRDS
REDBIRDS WIN OPENER
DOLLAR DRAIN MIGHT END OWNER'S FOOTBALL DREAM
FANFARE/HOME OPENER
REDBIRDS LET THEIR DREAMS TAKE WING
JOYNER TURNS REDBIRDS' 'GOLDEN*
FANFARE/CAROLINA REDBIRDS
FANFARE/CAROLINA REDBIRDS
FANFARE/CAROLINA REDBIRDS
JAGUARS' 2ND-HALF RALLY NETS VICTORY
REDBIRDS TO CONTINUE STORMY SEASON
OFFER ON THE TABLE...
FANFARE/REDBIRDS PLUCKED
H 1 5/12/1988 B 1 P N
2 1/28/1988 A
2 4/28/1988 D
2 7/26/1988 A
2 12/22/1988 D
19
10
14
4
H 1 11/02/1988 B 1 N
5/07/1988 D
5/15/1988 B
6/13/1988 B
6/16/1988 D
6/18/1988 D
6/19/1988 C
6/19/1988 C
6/27/1988 B
7/02/1988 D
7/04/1988 B
8/07/1988 C
8/10/1988 B
9/24/1988 B
2 11/01/1988 B
N
N
N
N C36
N
N C36
N C36
N
N
N
N
N
P
N
T37
CAROLINA REST HOME
REST HOME PATIENTS MOVED AFTER FIRE
CAROLINA SECURITY CORP.
BUSINESS BRIEFLY
S 2 2/22/1988 A 7 N
H 2 8/10/1988 A 12 N
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CAROLINA SENCAR INC.
EUROPA CONTRACTOR FILES LAWSUIT FOR PAY
CAROLINA SOLITE CO,
STANLY COUNTY COMPANY STATE'S BIGGEST IMPORTER OF HAZARDOUS WASTE
CAROLINA STREETSCENE
SEE ALSO FESTIVALS, N.C.
KINGSTONS, LEWIS AT 'MYTHIC STREETSCENE
CAROLINA SUMMER
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, CURRICULUM
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, SUMMER SCHOOL
'CAROLINA SUMMER' OFFERS STUDENTS A TASTE OF COLLEGE
RISING SENIORS HIT BOOKS INSTEAD OF THE BEACH FOR CAROLINA SUMMER
CAROLINA SYMPOSIUM
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, SYMPOSIA
SMITHSONIAN OFFICIAL TO OPEN SYMPOSIUM '88
POLITICAL CARTOONS ON SYMPOSIUM SLATE
ARTS INCLUDED IN CAROLINA SYMPOSIUM
'UNDERGRADUATE EXPERIENCE' TOPIC OF EDUCATOR'S TALK
CAROLINA TARWKEELS BICYCLE CLUB
SEE ALSO BICYCLE TRIPS
SEE ALSO BICYCLES
BIKE FESTIVAL BEGINS TODAY IN DURHAM
BIKE RIDERS MAKE STOPS FOR HISTORY
CAROLINA TELEPHONE CO.
STATE ORDERS SOME PHONE RATE CUTS
FOUR PHONE COMPANIES ARE GRANTED RATE CUTS
GRANVILLE COUNTY TO GET 'NO TOLL' PHONING
GETTING WIRED
PITTSBORO-CHAPEL HILL LONG-DISTANCE CHARGES END (CORRECTED 8-1-88)
PITTSBORO-CHAPEL HILL LONG-DISTANCE CHARGES END (CORRECTED 8-1-88)
CAROLINA THEATER (DURHAM, N.C. )
SEE ALSO CAROLINA CINEMA CORP, OF DURHAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM AUDITORIUM
SEE ALSO FLETCHER THEATRE
READY TO CELEBRATE
BOND ISSUE BARELY SCRATCHES SURFACE
MALLARME CHAMBER PLAYERS' 'SERENADE' WELL-RECEIVED
700 STUDENTS CROWD DOWNTOWN FOR SHOW
...'EVEN EDUCATED FLEAS DO IT,' OPENING TOMORROW AT CAROLINA THEATER
CHEZ CAROLINA
CONNIE MOSES' 'BALLROOM' A DOWNTOWN DURHAM SPUR
SINGLE PROFESSIONALS ENJOY DATE WITH CUPID
SHELTER DRIVE NEEDS BOOST
REEL EVENTS FEATURE 14 1/2-HOUR FILM, HARD-HITTING 'ROCKS'
CAROLINA TO SHOW FILM BENEFITING INDIANS' DEFENSE FUND
$3.8 MILLION MORE NEEDED FOR CAROLINA THEATER PROJECT
DESPITE COST OVERRUN, THEATER PLAN STILL GOOD
IN SEARCH OF HIDDEN TREASURE
'PASS THE POPCORN' PLEASES
CONSTRUCTION CAUSES CUTBACK IN CAROLINA THEATRE OPERATION
THE TIMES, THEY ARE...
OVERRUNS ON DURHAM PROJECTS COULD BE HIGH
HOMETOWN INSPIRES 'HAIRSPRAY'
MOVIE BULL DURHAM WILL PREMIERE HERE
•BULL DURHAM' PREMIERES HERE
BEYOND CATEGORY
•DEAR PHIL' DEBUTS TUESDAY
COMMUNITY MAKES 'CONCERTED' EFFORT TO FEED HOMELESS
GUESTS KEEP CELEBRITIES 'WAITING'
CHECKING PROGRESS
'BULL DURHAM' PREMIERES SATURDAY
PREMIERE PLANS
CHH 1 12/29/1988 A 3 N H90
H 2 12/29/1988 B 5 P N
H 2 9/09/1988 D 11 P F C19
CHH 1 6/23/1988 A
CHH 1 7/11/1988 A
7 P N
3 N B21
H 2 3/05/1988 C 5 N U80
H 2 3/17/1988 C 11 N U80
H 2 3/18/1988 C 2 N
H 2 3/19/1988 B 8 N
H 2 5/28/1988 C 5 N
H 2 5/29/1988 C 3 N C47
H 2
H 1
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
1/06/1988 B
1/21/1988 B
3/04/1988 A
7/30/1988 A
7/31/1988 A
7/31/1988 A
H
S
S
H
S
H
H
H
H
S
S
H
H
H
S
H
H
H
S
H
S
S
S
S
H
S
S
H
1/01/1988 B
1/07/1988 C
1/21/1988 D
2/11/1988 B
2/11/1988 D
2/12/1988
2/12/1988
2/16/1988
3/08/1988
3/10/1988
3/12/1988
3/15/1988
3/17/1988
3/22/1988
3/24/1988
4/01/1988
4/17/1988
4/17/1988
4/28/1988
5/19/1988
5/19/1988
5/26/1988
6/02/1988
6/02/1988
6/07/1988
6/07/1988
6/09/1988
6/10/1988
1
1
4
10
8
12
13
6
4
3
10
1
4
6
8
2
1
4
8
1
2
2
3
12
6
3
12
8
N
N
N T33
P T44
N S63
N B81
P T32
N M06
R C58
N
P
F W66
F W66
U H45
E
F B71
N
N C19
E
U W15
R W63
F C19
F S76
E
F
N C47
F B71
P
F B71
N
U WIS
P K30
N
N
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Y SUBJECTS
CITY ROLLS OUT THE CARPET FOR BULL DURHAM; MOVIE HITS HOME FOR REAL...
CITY ROLLS OUT THE CARPET FOR BULL DURHAM; BASEBALL COMEDY GETS GOOD...
PREMIERE WAS NIGHT FOR BULL CITY
BIKBE XX BEGINS; CAROLINA CLOSING
PRIDE IN DURHAM SURGING AFTER MOVIE
SHUTTING OUT THE PUBLIC
PUBLIC CHEATED OUT OF CHANCE TO SEE MOVIE IN THEIR THEATER
BUS BROWN; SINGER PERFORMS FRIDAY 'ON THE STREET WHERE YOU LIVE'
'ON THE STREET' CONCERT TO BENEFIT STREET PEOPLE
'WOODSTOCK OF DURHAM' SINGS FOR OTHERS' SUPPER
KITCHEN BENEFIT TONIGHT
THEATER CROWD FILLS UP KITCHEN
CONCERT BENEFITS CITY'S HOMELESS
GROUP THAT RENTED THEATER HAD RIGHT TO OWN GUEST LIST
A UDIEN CE BENEFITED, TOO
LETTER WRITER OFF BASE
ADF TURNS ITS SPOTLIGHT OX CHAPEL HILL
DA RINGS DOWN CURTAIN AT CAROLINA IN FINE STYLE
CAROLINA THEATER CLOSES SUNDAY
FUTURE UNCLEAR AS CAROLINA ROLLS THE CREDITS
FORGET THE HEAT— JUST DIG THAT BEAT
SQUARES, CENTERS MULTIPLIED
HAVE A SCOOP OF YARD?
POPCORN TO GO
CAROLINA THEATRE GETS U MILLION ENDOWMENT
IT'S TIME TO CONSIDER ANOTHER BOND PROPOSAL
ARTS CENTER TO BE NAMED FOR ROYALL
BOND HEARING POSSIBLE FOR 'ALL THAT JAZZ'
CITY COUNCIL SHOULDN'T CHANGE THEATER NAME
THEATER, ARTS CENTER NAMES GIVEN APPROVAL
COUNCIL BACKS ROYALL, FLETCHER HONORS
ARTS COMPLEX, THEATER NAMES DUBIOUS CHOICES
IS HISTORY UP FOR SALE?
ARTS COUNCIL FORGETS OBLIGATION TO PUBLIC
PUBLIC ROLE OMITTED IN CHANGING NAMES
ARTS COUNCIL! NO 'FAST ONE' WAS PULLED ON PUBLIC
KIOSK UNVEILED! IT HERALDS ROYALL CENTER FOR THE ARTS
KERGER PANEL NEEDS MORE TIME AND MONEY
NAME CHANGES SNEAKY
LET PUBLIC HAVE A ROLE
I THINK IT ALL STARTED WITH RENAMING THE CAROLINA THEATER. (CARTOON)
*3 MILLION IN GIFTS ENHANCE ARTS CENTER
ARTS COMPLEX NAME CHANGES IGNORED PROPER PROCEDURE
COUNCIL DENIED PUBLIC ROLE IN NAMES
DON'T CRITICIZE NAME CHANGES
WRANGLING OVER NAMES IS WASTE OF TIME
EMBARRASSING TO BENEFACTORS
COUNCIL CONSIDERS POLICY TO TIGHTEN NAMING BUILDINGS
COUNCIL COMMITTEE TO REVIEW PROPOSAL FOR NAMING BUILDINGS
NEW POLICY WILL AVOID REPETITION OF FIASCO
CAROLINA NAMED AFTER KING
ARTS BUILDING A GEM FOR CITY
PANEL HOLDS POLICY ON PROPERTY NAMES
CAROLINA THEATER BALLROOM
CONNIE MOSES' 'BALLROOM' A DOWNTOWN DURHAM SPUR
CABARET COMES BACK BUT BALLROOM BAFFLES
BALLROOM RENOVATORS, DON'T BASH WORK OF LOVE
CAROLINA THEATRE (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.)
FILM IS NO 'TEMPTATION' FOR CHAPEL HILL PROTESTERS
CAROLINA THEATRE (GREENSBORO, N. C.)
NEVILLES, MILES DAVIS DUE FOR GREENSBORO JAZZFEST
CAROLINA TIMES (NEWSPAPER)
SEE ALSO NEWSPAPERS i _pURHAM
JOURNALISTS INDUCTED INTO HALL OF FAME
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6/12/1988
6/12/1988
6/13/1988
6/14/1988
6/14/1988
6/16/1988
6/16/198S
6/16/1988
6/16/1988
6/17/1988
6/17/1988
6/18/1988
6/21/1988
6/21/1938
6/22/1988
6/22/1988
7/12/1988
7/15/1988
7/28/1988
7/29/1988
8/09/1988
8/30/1988
9/15/1988 B
9/15/1988 D
9/16/1988
9/16/1988
9/17/1988
9/17/1988
9/17/1988
9/20/1988
9/20/1988
9/21/1988
9/21/1988
9/21/1988
9/23/1988
9/23/1988
9/24/1988
9/24/1988
9/28/1988
10/02/1988
10/02/1988
10/03/1988
10/03/1988
10/04/1988
10/04/1988
10/07/1988
10/07/1988
10/07/1988
10/07/1988
10/10/1988
10/12/1988
10/20/1988
10/28/1988
G59
N C52
N C19
N B71
U W66
N A76
L
L
P F
N
P F W66
E
P N D22
P U W15
L
E
L
U W15
R S66
F 171
F C19
U W15
E
P M66
P M66
N C19
E
N C19
N H70
E
N S51
N H70
E
L
E
E
N H70
N C19
E
L
E
T
L
L
L
L
L
L
N S51
N H70
E
L
E
N S51
R56
H 2 2/12/1988 D 13 P F W66
H 2 2/19/1988 D 8 P R W66
H 2 7/24/1988 D 5 II W09
CHH 1 9/15/1988 A
N Vll
H 2 6/03/1988 D 3 P N
H 2 4/11/1988 B 1 P N M25
CAROLINA TRACE (SANFORD, N.C.)
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SUBJECTS
HOLLERBACH WINS AWARD FOR DESIGN
CAROLINA TRACE HAY HAVE 'OLDEST' VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT IN N.C.
CAROLINA TRAILUAYS
PLANS FOR BUS LINK BACK IN GEAR; GULLEY DUBIOUS
OFFICIALS UNSURE OF NEED FOR MASS TRANSIT
FEDERAL GRANT SPARKS REGIONAL BUS SERVICE ADS
CAROLINA UNION'S PRODUCTIONS
CAROLINA UNION'S PERFORMING ARTS BEGIN OCT. 13 WITH OHIO BALLET
FIVE SHOWS CLOSE ARTS SERIES
CAROLINA WELDING
AMMONIA TANK SCARE EVACUATES APARTMENTS
AMMONIA TANK FALLS OFF STOLEN TRUCK; 16 FAMILIES EVACUATED
CAROLINA WREN PRESS
WRITERS' GROUP SLATES FREE PUBLIC READING
WRITERS FETED AT WEEKEND EVENTS
NURSE'S NOVEL WINS BOOK AWARD
DURHAM WRITER WINS PRIZE
MUSLIMS RELIGIOUS, SOCIAL; DUKE'S C. ERIC LINCOLN PUTS CLASSIC...
N.C. HAS GREAT WEALTH IN VARIETY OF BOOK PUBLISHERS
CAROLINAS AMATEUR GOLF TOURNAfENT
SEE ALSO GOLF
HAGINNES, HOLLAND AMONG LEADERS
PETERSON DEFENDS
CAROLINAS CCm/TER AND BUSINESS EXPO
COMPUTER, BUSINESS EXPO NEXT WEEK IN DURHAM
LATEST IN COMPUTER WIZARDRY AT EXPO
CAROLINAS CONSTRUCTION TRAINING COUNCIL
SEE ALSO APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY
COUNCIL HELPS YOUNG PEOPLE GET TRAINING IN CONSTRUCTION
CAROLINAS GOLF ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO GOLF
SEE ALSO N.C. JUNIOR GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP
FANFARE/CAROLINA'S GOLF
STRANGE USING TUCSON AS NABISCO TUNE-UP
CAROLINAS GOLF HALL OF FAME
GOLFING GREAT GREW UP ON HILLANDALE COURSE
CAROLINAS INVITATIONAL
SEE ALSO OLYMPICS
FANFARE/CHARLOTTE HOSTING TOP ATHLETES
MICHAEL JORDAN JOINS ALL-STARS IN CHARLOTTE
FANFARE/CUBAN CONFUSION
CHARLOTTE TO GAIN MUCH FROM PRE-OLYHPIC GAMES
SPORTS FESTIVAL EXPECTED TO MEAN MILLIONS FOR CITY
CHARLOTTE OPENS ARENA WITH BIG EVENT
OLYMPIANS FACE NBA ALL-STARS IN CHARLOTTE TONIGHT
CHARLOTTE SHOWS OFF NEW COLISEUM
$1.2 MILLION SCOREBOARD CRASHES TO FLOOR IN CHARLOTTE'S COLISEUM
OLYMPIANS SLIP PAST NBA STARS; WOMEN TRIUMPH
GRIFFIN, MCDONALD POWER U.S. WIN OVER CUBA
OLYMPIANS TOP NBA ALL-STARS
THOMPSON LEARNING ABOUT OLYMPIANS
OPINIONS DIME A DOZEN ON U.S. OLYMPIC SQUAD
NEW COLISEUM OPENS WITH TRIANGLE FLAVOR
CHARLOTTE GOES BI6-TIME
CAROLINAS OPEN GOLF TOURNEY
SEE ALSO GOLF
KALLAM DEFENDS TITLE IN CAROLINAS OPEN GOLF
KALLAM'S BIRDIES CLINCH TITLE
N E
P D — DATE-
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CHH 1 6/15/1988 A 8 N
S 2 7/02/1988 B 8 N
8 2 7/27/1988 C 1 N W82
S 2 8/12/1988 A 1 N WB2
S 2 9/01/1988 A 1 N U82
CHH 1 9/25/1988 A
H 2 11/23/1988 C
12
7
H 2 1/24/1988 B 1 N
S 2 1/25/1988 A 6 N
5/15/1988 E
5/19/1988 D
5/22/1988 B
5/26/1988 D
5/29/1988 E
10/23/1988 E
N
N
N
N G59
U H45
U H45
2 7/14/1988 D
2 7/18/1988 B
2 10/02/1988 B 7 N
2 10/09/1988 B 9 P N C47
H 2 6/16/1988 C 8 P N D22
H
2
8/06/1988 D
3 N
H
2 11/03/1988 D
3 N
H
2
7/08/1988 C
1 P N P38
H
2
7/11/1988 B
3 N
S
2
7/27/1988 D
4 N
H
2
8/10/1988 B
4 N
S
2
8/10/1988 A
7 N
H
2
8/11/1988 B
2 N
H
2
8/11/1988 D
1 N
S
2
8/12/1988 D
1 N F25
S
2
8/12/1988 A
7 N
H
2
8/13/1988 A
1 P N
H
2
8/13/1988 D
1 N
H
2
8/14/1988 C
9 N
H
2
8/15/1988 B
2 P N M14
S
2
8/15/1988 D
3 N
H
2
8/18/1988 D
1 U M14
S
2
8/19/1988 A
4 E
S
2
8/23/1988 B
2 U F25
H
2
8/18/1988 D
2 N
S
2
8/18/1988 C
5 P N
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Y SUBJECTS
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CAROLINAS/VIRGINIA FASHION EXHIBITORS
SEE ALSO FASHION
BUSINESSMEN MAY NOT NEED CHARLOTTE MONEY
CAROUSELS
SEE ALSO BURLINGTON CAROUSEL FESTIVAL
LIFE'S A MERRY-GO-ROUND FOR COWS
EQUINE ARTISTRY
BRASS RINGS & WOODEN STEEDS? 'CAROUSEL ART' GETS A TURN...
'CATCH A BRASS RING* AT DURHAM MUSEUM
NEW EXHIBIT
A CAROUSEL OSTRICH
THAT CAROUSEL ART APPRECIATED
A CARNIVAL ATMOSPHERE
CAROUSEL CRAFT; PULLEN PARK ARTISANS KEEP NOT-QUITE-FOLKY ART ALIVE
BURLINGTON CAROUSEL FESTIVAL TO FEATURE VARIED DISPLAYS
CAROUSEL FESTIVAL MERRY TIME FOR KIDS
CAROUSEL ANIMALS, KIMONOS WERE TOP EXHIBITIONS OF 1988
CAROUINDS
NEW TAX LAWS CREATIN6 ANXIETY AMONG TAXPAYERS
CAROWINDS OFFERS FOOD, FUN, FANTASY
CAROZONA BARBECUE
SEE ALSO BARBECUE
HOG DAYS CHAMPS SHUN THE SHOWY
CARPAL TUNNEL SYNDROME
SEE ALSO DISEASES (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC DISEASES)
COMMON NERVE PROBLEM HAS VARIETY OF TREATMENTS
CARPENTER, N.C.
•DOOMED TO PROGRESS'; CARPENTER MAKES THE BEST OF GROWTH
CARPENTER RESIDENTS RALLY TO BATTLE DEVELOPMENT
CARPENTER STORY FABULOUS
CARPENTER FLETCHER ROAD
BACKHOE BREAKS NATURAL GAS LINE IN SOUTH DURHAM
Cm RECEIVES BIDS FOR NEW FIRE STATION
SOUTHERN DURHAM FIRE STATION OK'D BY PANEL
CARPENTERS (TRADE)
CARPENTRY STUDENT IN CONTEST
CARPETS
SEE ALSO TRIANGLE RUG SOCIETY
EPA CAN'T HIDE PROBLEM
SEMI-NUDE MAN ON BILLBOARD DRAWS COMPLAINTS
CARPET-CLEANING FIRM INVESTIGATED
CARPOCUNG
SEE ALSO GASOLINE CONSERVATION
SEE ALSO HIGHWAY LANES
SEE ALSO TRIANGLE AREA RIDESHARING PROGRAM
SEE ALSO VANPOOLS
TRI-A-RIDE ADDS FOUR NEU COMMUTER VANS
CAR POOL SERVICE IS AVAILABLE IN TRIANGLE
POOLING, SAVING RESOURCES
TRIANGLE'S RIDESHARE SERVICE RATED LOWEST AMONG 4 N.C. PROGRAMS
CARR MILL FESTIVAL
COME RAIN OR SHINE, CARRBORO CELEBRATES
CARR MILL SHOPPING MALL
OWNER SAYS DIALYSIS LEAKS HURT BUSINESS
CARRBORO DEVELOPMENT LOAN GOES TO CARR MILL RESTAURANT
BUSINESS BOOMS AT NATURAL FOOD MARKET IN CARR Mia
NATURAL SELECTIONS OFFERS LIFE'S ODDITIES AND MUCH MORE
CARR MILL LEAKS GONE; SHOPS REMAIN
S 2 7/02/1988 A 8 N
H
2
1/13/1988 B
1 P N
H
2
3/04/1988 D
1 P P
H
2
3/04/1988 D
12 P F WW
S
2
3/10/1988 D
7 P N
S
2
3/11/1988 C
1 P P S73
H
2
3/11/1988 D
16 P P
H
2
3/18/1988 D
8 P R G68
S
2
4/13/1988 B
1 P F G59
H
2
6/24/1988 D
7 P F W66
H
2
8/20/1988 C
1 N H60
H
2
9/19/1988 C
1 P N T33
H
2 12/30/1988 D
5 P F G68
H
2
2/14/1988 B
11 U L41
H
2
5/20/1988 D
3 P F W29
CHH 1 6/13/1988 A 3 P N R63
CHH 1 7/08/1988 A
7/31/1988 D
9/11/1988 A
9/20/1988 A
P F P41
M N K65
L
H 2 2/23/1988 B 3 N
S 2 7/14/1988 A 1 M N H70
H 2 7/15/1988 C 1 N
H 1 3/09/1988 C 1 N
S 2 5/26/1988 A 4 E
H 2 8/18/1988 A 18 N
H 2 12/29/1988 A 11 N
H 2 3/18/1988 B 6 N R80
S 2 6/25/1988 A 5 U H05
H 2 7/01/1988 A 4 L
H 2 11/30/1988 B 1 N K65
CHH 1 9/19/1988 A 3 P N Vll
H 3
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
3/04/1988
7/13/1988
7/18/1988
7/25/1988
9/01/1988
N B81
N Vll
N Vll
U L41
N Vll
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JUGGLING JOBS
COME RAIN OR SHINE, CARRBORO CELEBRATES
CARRBORO, N.C.
SEE ALSO FIRES, CARRBORO
SEE ALSO HOLIDAYS. CARRBORO
SERIOUS DAMAGE AVERTED IN 1,000-GALLON OIL LEAK
GAMES FEATURED AT 4TH FEST
JULY 4TH EVENT FEATURES KIDS' AREA
FIREWORKS SET TO IGNITE ON JULY 4TH
A CARRBORO FOURTH, COURTESY OF A MOONLIGHTER
POP, BANG AND NO FIZZLE
POP, BANG AND NO FIZZLE
CARRBORO TO SUGGEST WATER PLAN CHANGES
'TREE CITY' LIVES UP TO ITS NAME; CARRBORO TO GIVE AWAY PINE SEEDLINGS
CARRBORO CALLS TODAY 'ROLLAND WRENN DAY'
FELLED TREE BRINGS TRAIN OF ANGER IN CARRBORO
TOWN 'DISAPPEARS' IN SOUTHERN ORANGE
CARRBORO, N.C, ANNEXATION
SEE ALSO ANNEXATION
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C, ANNEXATION
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, ANNEXATION
NORTHERN CHATHAM-CHAPEL HILL TURF BATTLE POSSIBLE
CARRBORO, N.C, APARTMENTS
SEE ALSO RAMSGATE APARTMENTS
SANFORD AID'S HEARING SCHEDULED FOR TODAY
CARRBORO, N.C, BICYCLE ROUTES
SEE ALSO BICYCLE LANES
CARRBORO EXPANDING NETWORK FOR BICYCLES
♦62,000 FOR BIKE PATH APPROVED IN CARRBORO
MAYOR SETS HER SIGHTS ON A NEW CARRBORO
AREA HIGHWAY CONTRACTS APPROVED
ALDERMEN TO CONSIDER BIKE PATH RIGHT-OF-WAY PROBLEMS
CATCH-22 IN CARRBORO'S OLDEST NEIGHBORHOODS
CARRBORO, N.C. BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS
CARRBORO ADVISORY POSTS OPEN
CARRBORO, N.C, BOND REFERENDUMS
SEE ALSO CARRBORO, N.C, BUDGET
SEE ALSO CARRBORO, N.C, ELECTIONS
CARRBORO TASK FORCE LOOKS TO THE FUTURE
CARRBORO TO MULL ROAD PROJECT CHANGES
CARRBORO, N.C, BUDGET
SEE ALSO CARRBORO, N.C, BOND REFERENDUMS
SEE ALSO CARRBORO REVOLVING LOAN PROGRAM
CARRBORO ALDERMEN ARE TOLD TAX INCREASE MAY BE NEEDED IN '89-90
ALDERMEN PAY EXTRA TO ATTORNEY
CARRBORO ALDERMEN ASK COMMISSIONERS FOR MORE PARKS MONEY
CARRBORO'S TAX RATE UNCHANGED IN BUDGET PLAN
CARRBORO HOLDS FORUM ON BUDGET
CARRBORO CONSIDERS CUTTING GENERAL FUND
FIRE DEPT. BUDGET WOULD BE CUT MOST BY TRANSFER
CARRBORO APPROVES M.7 MILLION BUDGET
CARRBORO WANTS TO CHANGE BUDGETING PROCESS
CARRBORO 'BUDGET PROBLEM' STOPS PUBLIC WORKS PROJECTS
CARRBORO, N.C, BUSES
SEE ALSO CARRBORO TRANSPORTATION ADVISORY BOARD
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C, BUSES
TOWNS MAY TRY BUYING TROLLEYS, NOT LEASING THEM
UNC SHUTTLE COULD GET FUNDS FROM BUSINESS
RAMSGATE OFFERS $3,200 TO FUNDS FOR BUS SERVICE
PLANTATION PLAZA TO UNC-CAMPUS BUS SERVICE SET
ALL ABOARD
RIDERS CATCHING ON TO UNC-DUKE BUS
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CHH 1
9/19/1988 A
1 P P T44
CHH 1
9/19/1988 A
3 P N Vll
H 2
2/04/1988 A
17 N
CHH 1
6/25/1988 A
2 N
CHH 1
6/26/1988 A
7 N
S 2
6/30/1988 A
6 P F S27
CHH 1
7/04/1988 A
3 N H90
CHH 1
7/05/1988 A
3 P N Vll
CHH 1
7/05/1988 A
3P P L38
CHH 1
8/23/1988 A
3 N Vll
CHH 1
10/30/1988 A
3 P N S17
CHH 1
12/03/1988 A
1 P N M20
CHH 1
12/24/1988 A
1 N Vll
CHH 1 12/31/1988 A
4 L
CHH 1 8/27/1988 A 3 N M70
CHH 1 10/12/1988 A 3 N H90
H
H
H
H
CHH
CHH
1/17/1988 A
2/17/1988 B
3/21/1983 A
5/14/1988 C
10/04/1988 A
11/10/1988 A
P N K65
N M10
P N U27
N R53
N Vll
P N Vll
CHH 1 8/18/1988 A 2 N
CHH 1 9/08/1988 A
CHH 1 11/22/1988 A
3
3
N Vll
N Vll
H 2
H 3
H 2
H 3
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
2/08/1988 B
3/16/1988 C
4/20/1988 C
5/18/1988 C
6/14/1988 A
6/16/1988 A
6/21/1988 A
6/23/1988 A
7/01/1988 A
11/17/1988 A
1 N U27
1 N W27
9 N U27
1 N K65
3 N Vll
3 P N Vll
3 P N Vll
3 N Vll
2 N Vll
2 N Vll
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
6/07/1988 A
6/28/1988 A
7/02/1988 A
7/22/1988 A
9/01/1988 A
9/03/1988 A
3 N M70
3 N Vll
3 N
3 N Vll
8 P P L38
3 N S12
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CARRBORO, N.C., BUSINESSES
CARRBORO DEVELOPMENT LOAN GOES TO CARR MILL RESTAURANT
BUSINESS BOOKS AT NATURAL FOOD MARKET IN CARR MILL
NATURAL SELECTIONS OFFERS LIFE'S ODDITIES AND MUCH MORE
HEAT IS ON AS TBfERATURES NEAR 100-MARK
CARR MILL LEAKS GONE; SHOPS REMAIN
IN A CARRBORO T-SHIRT SHOP, IT'S REALLY TRUE! ELVIS LIVES!
SOME COMMONS CHECKS TO CASH; CARRBORO PICKS UP $850 FOR TOWN COMMONS.
CARRBORO DENIES CIRCLE K CHARGES
ALDERMEN MAY LOAN MUFFIN SHOP *20,000
CARRBORO, N.C., CEMETERIES
SEE ALSO CEMETERIES, N.C.
CEMETERY LAND PROPOSED FOR CARRBORO POST OFFICE
CEMETERY LAND MAY BE SOLD FOR POST OFFICE
TOWN BOARD TO DECIDE ON UESTWOOD SALE
CARRBORO OFFERING LAND TO POST OFFICE
CARRBORO, N.C, CHRISTMAS
SEE ALSO CHRISTMAS, N.C.
CARRBORO CLEARS CHRISTMAS LIGHTS WITH LOCAL ACLU
ADDRESS 'REAL' ISSUES OF CHURCH AND STATE
CARRBORO, N.C, CITY EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, EMPLOYEES
EMPLOYEES MAY SAVE MONEY THROUGH DOCTOR,- DAYCARE BILLS
CARRBORO, N.C, COMMUNITY CENTER (PROPOSED)
SEE ALSO CARRBORO RECREATION DEPT.
CARRBORO PUSHING FOR COMMUNITY CENTER
BOARD MADE WISE CHOICE ON COMMITTEE
CARRBORO TASK FORCE TO DETERMINE PRIORITIES FOR CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS
CARRBORO, N.C, DOG CONTROL
SEE ALSO DOG CONTROL (INCLUDES CATS AND OTHER ANIMALS)
CARRBORO ALDERMEN BACK ZONING PLAN FOR FEWEST HOMES
CARRBORO, N.C. DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT
GROUP BRAINSTORMS IDEAS FOR THRIVING DOWNTOWNS
DOWNTOWNS GET $65,000 BOOST
THE DOWNTOWN COMMISSION: WHAT'S IN IT FOR ME?
AFF E CTED RESIDENTS TO GET INFORMATION ON HISTORIC DISTRICT
CARRBORO, N.C, ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO CARRBORO, N.C, BOND REFERENDUMS
CARRBORO ISSUES FORGOTTEN
ONE-STOP ABSENTEE VOTING SET IN CARRBORO
CARRBORO, N.C, FESTIVALS
SEE ALSO FESTIVALS, N.C.
JUGGLING JOBS
COME RAIN OR SHINE, CARRBORO CELEBRATES
CARRBORO, N.C, GARBAGE COLLECTION
RECYCLING PROGRAM EXPANDS
RECYCLING PROGRAM TO BEGIN THIS WEEK
CARRBORO 'BUDGET PROBLEM' STOPS PUBLIC WORKS PROJECTS
CARRBORO, N.C, GROWTH DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO CARRBORO CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS TASK FORCE
CARRBORO ALDERMEN ARE TOLD TAX INCREASE MAY BE NEEDED IN '89-90
CARRBORO DOWNZONES 460 ACRES OF RURAL LAND
CARRBORO TASK FORCE TO DETERMINE PRIORITIES FOR CAPITAL IMF-ROVEMENTS
CARRBORO TASK FORCE LOOKS TO THE FUTURE
CARRBORO, N.C, HISTORIC DISTRICT
HISTORIC DISTRICT MAY GET SOME 'MUSCLE'
AFFECTED RESIDENTS TO GET INFORMATION ON HISTORIC DISTRICT
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CHH 1
7/13/1988 A
1 N Vll
CHH 1
7/18/1988 A
3 P N Vll
CHH 1
7/25/1988 A
3 U L41
CHH 1
8/18/1988 A
1 P N B21
CHH 1
9/01/1988 A
1 P N Vll
CHH 1
10/20/1988 A
3 U L41
CHH 1
10/23/1988 A
3 P H M20
CHH 1
11/01/1988 A
3 N
CHH 1
11/01/1988 A
3 N Vll
H 3 4/28/1988 B 1 M N W27
CHH 1 12/08/1988 A 3 P N Vll
CHH 1 12/13/1988 A 3 N Vll
CHH 1 12/15/1988 A 3 N Vll
CHH 1 11/25/1988 A 1
CHH 1 12/02/1988 A 4
N Vll
L
CHH 1 9/16/1988 A 3 P N Vll
H 3 1/13/1988 B 1 N K65
CHH 1 7/22/1988 A 4 E
CHH 1 8/13/1988 A 3 P N Vll
H 3 3/02/1988 B 1 N L90
H 3 5/05/1988 B 1 P N W27
CHH 1 9/28/1988 A 3 N M70
CHH 1 10/27/1988 A 5 P U
CHH 1 12/08/1988 A 3 N Vll
H 2 3/29/1988 A 4 L
H 2 4/21/1988 D 12 N
CHH 1
CHH 1
9/19/1988 A 1 P P T44
9/19/1988 A 3 P N Vll
CHH 1 9/01/1988 A 3 N Vll
CHH 1 11/06/1988 A 3 N
CHH 1 11/17/1988 A 2 N Vll
H 2 2/08/1988 B 1 N W27
H 3 4/14/1988 B 1 P N BIO
CHH 1 8/13/1988 A 3 P N Vll
CHH 1 9/08/1988 A 3 N Vll
CHH
CHH
1 12/06/1988 A
1 12/08/1988 A
N Vll
N Vll
CARRBORO, N.C, HOUSING
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CARRBORO HOMEOWNER HOPES TO HELP THOSE WHO HELPED HER LEARN HOW TO HELP H 2
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1 P N P38
CARRBORO, N.C, INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
ALDERMEN DISCUSS REZONING FAILED 'MINI-RTP'
CARRBORO, N.C., LAND USE
SEE ALSO CARRBORO, N.C., TOWN COMMONS
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., LAND USE
CARRBORO ALDERMEN DENY PERMIT FOR BERRYHILL
CARRBORO PUSHING FOR COMMUNITY CENTER
TOWNS TO PROPOSE ZONING FOR GROWTH IN OUTLYING LAND
CARRBORO TIGHTENS RURAL ZONING LAW
CEMETERY LAND PROPOSED FOR CARRBORO POST OFFICE
CARRBORO SETS MORATORIUM ON WATERSHED DEVELOPMENT
CARRBORO SEEKS LAW ON VIOLATIONS OF LAND USE
CALVANDER RESIDENTS OPPOSE CARRBORO'S WORD ON LAND USE
CARRBORO LAND-USE DECISION DUE
CARRBORO BOARD APPROVES CHANGES TO LAND-USE PLAN
AFTER HESITATION, CARRBORO BOARD APPROVES JOINT PLANNING AGREEMENT
ALDERMEN PURSUE IMPACT ORDINANCE
MAYOR SAYS COMMONS WON'T COST TOWN
CARRBORO POSTPONES LAND-USE CHANGES
CARRBORO, N.C., LANDSCAPING AND GROUNDS DIVISION
SEE ALSO LANDSCAPING
CARRBORO TO CONSIDER LANDSCAPING
A WEEK OF BEAUTY IN CARRBORO
CARRBORO, N.C, LIBRARY
SEE ALSO LIBRARIES, N.C.
CARRBORO TO CONSIDER NEIGHBORHOOD LIBRARY
ALDERMEN AGREE TO STUDY IDEA OF TOWN LIBRARY
BOARD MADE WISE CHOICE ON COMMITTEE
CARRBORO TASK FORCE TO DETERMINE PRIORITIES FOR CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS
CARRBORO, N.C, MAYOR'S OFFICE
MAYOR SETS HER SIGHTS ON A NEW CARRBORO
ORANGE COUNTY'S MAYORS - 1988 IN RETROSPECT KINNAIRD FINDS SLOW...
CARRBORO, N.C, ORDINANCES
POLICE SEEK LEASH LAW
CARRBORO ALDERMEN BACK ZONING PLAN FOR FEWEST HOMES
CARRBORO TIGHTENS RURAL ZONING LAW
CARRBORO SETS MORATORIUM ON WATERSHED DEVELOPMENT
CARRBORO SEEKS LAW ON VIOLATIONS OF LAND USE
ALDERMEN PURSUE IMPACT ORDINANCE
ALDERMEN WANT CONTROL OF HOUSE MOVING
CARRBORO SET TO MULL RENOVATION GUIDELINES
CARRBORO POSTPONES LAND-USE CHANGES
HISTORIC DISTRICT MAY GET SOME 'MUSCLE'
AFFECTED RESIDENTS TO GET INFORMATION ON HISTORIC DISTRICT
CARRBORO, N.C, PARKS
SEE ALSO PARKS, ORANGE COUNTY
CARRBORO EX-KITE-MENT
CARRBORO ALDERMEN ASK COMMISSIONERS FOR MORE PARKS MONEY
PARKS IN CARRBORO PROVIDE NUMEROUS RECREATION OUTLETS
CARRBORO, N.C, POPULATION
CARRBORO BOARD OF ALDERMEN SESSIONS LAST AND LAST
CHH 1 9/09/1988 A 1 N Vll
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
1/06/1988 B
1/13/1988 B
2/27/1988 C
4/06/1988 C
4/28/1988 B
5/04/1988 C
5/26/1988 B
7/01/1988 A
7/12/1988 A
7/13/1988 B
7/14/1988 A
7/21/1988 A
9/22/1988 A
11/17/1988 A
CHH 1 9/13/1988 A
CHH 1 11/14/1988 A
CHH 1 7/19/1988 A
CHH 1 7/20/1988 A
CHH 1 7/22/1988 A
CHH 1 8/13/1988 A
H 2 3/21/1988 A
CHH 1 12/18/1988 A
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
2/10/1988 B
3/02/1988 B
4/06/1988 C
5/04/1988 C
5/26/1988 B
7/21/1988 A
9/08/1988
11/15/1988
11/17/1988
12/06/1988
12/08/1988
S 2 3/21/1988 C
H 2 4/20/1988 C
CHH 1 9/24/1988 A
1 N K65
1 N K65
1 M N M10
N W27
N U27
N U27
N 080
N Vll
N Vll
N Vll
N Vll
N Vll
N Vll
N Vll
3 N Vll
1 P N L90
3 N Vll
1 N Vll
4 E
3 P N Vll
1 P N W27
1 P N Vll
N 080
N L90
N W27
N W27
N 080
N Vll
N Vll
N Vll
N Vll
N Vll
N Vll
1 P P C45
9 N W27
6 P U L38
CHH 1 7/26/1988 A 1 P N Vll
CARRBORO, N.C, PROPERTY TAXES
SEE ALSO CARRBORO, N.C TAXES
CARRBORO'S TAX RATE UNCHANGED IN BUDGET PLAN H 3 5/18/1988 C 1 N K65
AREA OFFICIALS CONSIDER TAX ON ALL NEW DEVELOPMENT CHH 1 10/18/1988 A 1 N M70
ALDERMEN MAY CHANGE LOAN TERMS; CARRBORO RESTAURANT ASKS FOR LIEN CHANGE CHH 1 10/18/1988 A 3 N Vll
CARRBORO, N.C, RESTAURANTS
SEE ALSO RESTAURANTS, OR)
ORANGE COUNTY
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CARRBORO DEVELOPMENT LOAN GOES TO CARR MILL RESTAURANT CHH 1 7/13/1988 A
SPRING GARDEN: SANDWICHES, SALADS & SUDS H 2 8/05/1988 D
CONCEPT HIGH BUT KINKS REMAIN AT AURORA H 2 9/23/1988 D
ALDERMEN MAY CHANGE LOAN TERMS; CARRBORO RESTAURANT ASKS FOR LIEN CHANGE CHH 1 10/18/1988 A
EXPRESS KEEPS ROMANTIC FLAVOR H 2 10/28/1988 D
CARRBORO, N.C., SEVER LINES
SEE CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO, SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANTS
SEE ORANGE WATER AND SEWER AUTHORITY
SEE WATER AND SEWER LINES, CHAPEL HILL AND CARRBORO
CARRBORO, N.C., SISTER CITIES
SEE ALSO SISTER CITIES PROGRAM
SEARCH IS ON FOR SOVIET SISTER TO CHAPEL HILL
1 N Vll
15 P R D77
22 P R D77
3 N Vll
24 P R D77
CHH 1 9/05/1988 A 1 P N S12
CARRBORO, N.C., STREETS
SEE ALSO CARRBORO TRANSPORTATION ADVISORY BOARD
CARRBORO EXPANDING NETWORK FOR BICYCLES
RURAL ROUTE CHANGE PLAN SPARKS DISAGREEMENT (CORRECTED 8-30-88)
'WOLF-CAT'
WEAVER ST, REPAIR STILL 9 DAYS OFF
ALDERMEN TO CONSIDER BIKE PATH RIGHT-OF-WAY PROBLEMS
BAD WEATHER, DELAYS GIVE WEAVER STREET ANOTHER DETOUR
STREET SECTION CLOSED SUNDAY
CARRBORO RESIDENTS BALK AT TOWN PAVING CHOICE
PLANS FOR TREE-LINO ROADS WORRY CARRBORO RESIDENTS
ROAD STUDY 'FORGETS' CARRBORO
CATCH-22 IN CARRBORO'S OLDEST NEIGHBORHOODS
CARRBORO TO MULL ROAD PROJECT CHANGES
RESIDENT MAY SUE CARRBORO TO PROTECT YARD, TREES
ONE-WAY STREETS ON CARRBORO AGENDA AGAIN
DOT TO 'SCALE DOWN' CARRBORO STREET PLANS
REACTION COMES AND GOES ON ONE-WAY STREET PLAN
CARRBORO, N.C., TAX RATE
CARRBORO'S TAX RATE UNCHANGED IN BUDGET PLAN
CARRBORO, N.C., TAXES
SEE ALSO CARRBORO, N.C., PROPERTY TAXES
CARRBORO ALDERMEN ARE TOLD TAX INCREASE MAY BE NEEDED IN '89-90
GROUP MULLS WAYS TO TAX DEVELOPMENT
OFFICIALS CONSIDER NEW DOWNTOWN TAX
CARRBORO, N.C., TOWN COMMONS
SEE ALSO CARRBORO, N.C., LAND USE
CARRBORO MOVES TOWARD FUNDING 'TOWN COMMONS'
MAYOR SAYS COMMONS WON'T COST TOWN „^,^
SOME COMMONS CHECKS TO CASH; CARRBORO PICKS UP $850 FOR TOWN COMMONS...
CARRBORO, N.C., TRAFFIC
DOT CRITICIZES CARRBORO TRAFFIC FLOW PLAN, TOWN OFFICIALS NOT LOSING...
IS ONE-WAY THE ONLY WAY?
CARRBORO, N.C., WATER RATES
SEE ORANGE WATER AND SEWER AUTHORITY
SEE WATER AND SEWER RATES, CHAPEL HILL AND CARRBORO
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
1/17/1988
8/25/1988
9/09/1988
9/27/1988
10/04/1988
10/06/1988
10/07/1988
10/13/1988
10/27/1988
11/04/1988
11/10/1988
11/22/1988
11/24/1988
12/15/1988
12/15/1988
12/21/1988
15
3
1
1
3
3
3
3
1
3
1
3
1
1
3
1
N K65
N Vll
P L38
N Vll
N Vll
N Vll
N
N Vll
N L90
N Vll
N Vll
N Vll
N Vll
N Vll
N Vll
N Vll
H 3 5/18/1988 C 1 N K65
H 2 2/08/1988 B
H 3 4/27/1988 C
CHH 1 9/01/1988 A
CHH 1 7/29/1988 A
CHH 1 9/22/1988 A
CHH 1 10/23/1988 A
CHH 1 12/20/1988 A
CHH 1 12/20/1983 A
1 N W27
1 N M10
3 N M70
3 N Vll
3 P N Vll
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CARRBORO, N.C., ZONING
AMBERLY OPPONENTS WAIVE APPEAL OF DECISION
TOWNS TO PROPOSE ZONING FOR GROWTH IN OUTLYING LAND
CARRBORO ALDERMEN BACK ZONING PLAN FOR FEWEST HOMES
GOOD FOR CARRBORO
CARRBORO TIGHTENS RURAL ZONING LAW
CARRBORO DOWNZONES «60 ACRES OF RURAL LAND
AFTER HESITATION. CARRBORO BOARD APPROVES JOINT PLANNING AGREEMENT
CIRCLE K DEVELOPERS SUE; CITE 'IMPERMISSIBLE HEARSAY*
ALDERMEN DISCUSS REZONING FAILED 'MINI-RTP'
CARRBORO DENIES CIRCLE K CHARGES
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5 N W27
H 3
2/27/1988 C
1 M N M10
H 3
3/02/1988 B
1 N L90
H 2
3/07/1988 A
5 L
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4/06/1988 C
1 N W27
H 3
4/14/1988 B
1 P N BIO
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7/14/1988 A
2 N Vll
CHH 1
8/27/1988 A
1 N Vll
CHH 1
9/09/1988 A
1 N Vll
CHH 1
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CARRBORO ARTSCENTER (FORMERLY CARRBORO ART SCHOOL)
-LX630-
NONTHLY/ANNUAL
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INDEX B
12/31/1988
Y SUBJECTS
SEE ALSO ACTORS' CO-OP
SEE ALSO ARTSCENTER LIVE!
SEE ALSO MONDAY NIGHT LIVE
ARTS ORGANIZATIONS MERGING IN CARRBORO
ARTICLES...
CANADIANS PLAY 'CROOKED IRISH' IN CARRBORO
'RAPTURE' HAS UNITY.'CELEBRATION' TOO MUCH
ACTORS' CO-OP ONE-ACTS FALL SHORT
COMIC COMES BACK TO SCENE OF HER START
RICHIE HAVENS: SINGER, ACTIVIST, PERFORMS HERE
ANDERSEN SINGS FOLKY SPELL
PATRICK STREET PLAYS IRISH WITH AMERICAN ACCENT
CURTAINS UP ON CABARETS, 'ORGASMO'
THE INDIGO GIRLS FROM ATLANTA
'ORGASMO ADULTO' ESCAPEES PROVOCATIVE, ZANY
'DOBBLEGLINK'
ALLISON HEARTINGER IN 'DOBBLEGLINK'
BIG LITTLE ENTERTAINMENT
'THINKING REED' AN OTHERWORLD FROM DOWN EAST
ARTSCENTER DIRECTOR QUITS IN HAKE OF TASK FORCE
ARTSCENTER DIRECTOR? BOARD LOST CONFIDENCE
•LAST YIDDISH POET' PERFORMED
ARTSCENTER'S EX-DIRECTOR ASKED TO REMAIN AS ARTISTIC CONSULTANT
NEW PLAYS RISING SHOWS COMPLETE 'THE FULL GAMUT'
NEW PLAYS SHOW PROMISE
LENGTH, GRAVITY, SCRIPTS TROUBLE NEW PLAYS RISING
ARTSCENTER TO_UNVEIL SCULPTURE TODAY
MENACHE EXPECTED TO REJOIN ARTSCENTER
THE SPIRIT RISES
BOB GASTON GOES TO NEW HEIGHTS FOR 'SPIRIT RAISING' AT THE ARTSCENTER
ARTSCENTER PROBE FINDS SLOPPY RECORDS, BAD ADVICE
ARTISTS TRY CHANGING OUR WAY OF SEEING
GOOD WOODj A LOOK AT ACOUSTIC MUSIC CLUBS IN DURHAM & CHAPEL HILL
ARTSCENTER ACTORS HOPE TO HEAL AS WELL AS ENTERTAIN
•LIVE' OPENING DELAYED
ARTSCENTER OFFICIALS SAY THEY'LL GO BUST WITHOUT CONTRIBUTIONS
JAZZ TONIGHT
ARTSCENTER GOING TO 'MAKE IT,' SAYS BOARD PRESIDENT
CARRBORO CONSIDERS CUTTING GENERAL FUND
SHEETROCKERS GUEST FOR MONDAY NIGHT OPENER
ARTSCENTER GRANT HOPED TO BECOME SEED FOR OTHERS
MENACHE HAS DEVOTEES AND 'ENEMIES'
ARTSCENTER AGREEMENT CLOSE, DIRECTORS SAY
ARTSCENTER NEAR SPACE AGREEMENT WITH MAIN STREET
ARTSCENTER NAMES INTERIM DIRECTOR
ARTSCENTER APPOINTS NEW INTERIM DIRECTOR
POLITICAL SONGSTER BILLY TO PERFORM TODAY AT ARTSCENTER
PATRIOTIC BUBBLES
ARTSCENTER REACHES GOAL FOR FUND RAISING IN JUNE
FINANCIAL WOES DELAY CHANGES ON ARTSCENTER BOARD
BENEFI TS PLANNED
JEFFERSON RECONSIDERED IN 'SATURDAY'S CHILDREN'
ARTSCENTER SEEKS PUBLIC ASSISTANCE IN SEARCH
ARTSCENTER DIRECTOR LAUDS PROPERTY AGREEMENT
PARTNERS AMONG LIST FOR ARTSCENTER BOARD
BIZARRE BAZAAR
MAIN STREET PARTNER NOMINATED FOR ARTSCENTER BOARD OF DIRECTORS SPOT
GLAXO PLEDGES CHALLENGE GRANT TO ASSIST ARTSCENTER
TANNAHILL WEAVERS TO PLAY SATURDAY
'TALKING SHOW' BY TRANSACTORS OVERSTAYS GAG
EVE SINGS SWING; VOCALIST HOPES FIRST ALBUM WILL OPEN NEW DOORS
ARTSCENTER PLANS TO BUY ITS SPACE FROM MAIN STREET
ARLO GUTHRIE TOURING BACK TO BEGINNINGS THURSDAY IN CARRBORO
CHORNEAU— 'BUTTERFLY' IMAGES AHARONI— FIBER THE MESSAGE
GUTHRIE'S CONCERT A TREAT FOR FANS
NEW DIRECTOR OF ARTSCENTER GETS APPROVAL
ARTIE SHAW ORCHESTRA TO PERFORM AT BENEFIT BALL
ALDERMEN RELEASE FUNDS FOR ARTSCENTER
CULTURAL GROUPS OFFER CHANCE TO START FALL WITH CLASS
OFFICIALS: UNC THEATER WOULDN'T HURT ARTSCENTER
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-DATE — C -PG L P BYL
1/01/1988 C
1/07/1988 D
1/22/1988 D
1/22/1988 D
2/14/1988 B
3/04/1988 D
3/10/1988
3/15/1988
3/18/1988
3/18/1988
3/18/1988
3/24/1988
3/24/1988
3/25/1988
4/01/1988
4/08/1988
4/13/1988
4/14/1988 B
4/14/1988 D
4/22/1988 C
4/22/1988 D
4/28/1988 D
4/29/1988 D
5/06/1988 C
5/07/1988
5/07/1988
5/12/1988
5/14/1988
5/20/1988
5/20/1988
6/01/1988 B
6/02/1988 D
6/11/1988
6/12/1988
6/16/1988
6/16/1988
6/17/1988
6/20/1988
6/21/1988
6/24/1988
6/29/1988
6/30/1988
7/01/1988
7/04/1988
7/05/1988
7/06/1988
7/08/1988
7/21/1988
7/22/1988
7/24/1988
7/27/1988
7/29/1988
7/31/1988
8/03/1988
8/08/1988
8/09/1988
8/12/1988
8/26/1988
8/28/1988
9/02/1988
9/09/1988
9/10/1988
9/13/1988
9/18/1988
9/21/1988
9/22/1988
9/30/1988
N 080
N G59
1466
G68
L59
W66
B71
L37
L37
U U66
P
R W63
P
P
P C45
R G68
N L90
N L90
N
N BIO
F U66
R W63
R P10
N 080
N 080
P L38
P L38
N M10
R G68
F S69
N K65
N
N Vll
P
N Vll
N Vll
F W66
N B81
N Vll
N VU
N Vll
N B81
N Vll
N
P L38
N Vll
N Vll
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N
N M25
N Vll
P T44
N Vll
N M70
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N Vll
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R G68
R M60
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-LX630-
MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1988 - 12/31/1988
SUBJE
benefit bali for artscenter earns strong review
nicolette larson sings country, pop tonight at artscenter, carrboro
romweber, duo jets clearing for takeoff
sweepstakes law stifles free speech
raffle promotion disallow)
trip to 'down under' is first prize offered
•mr. klyde' goes on the road for artscenter
humble beginnings; artscenter, nee art school, just sort of happened
jazz drummer jim brock
rare tour brings wailers to carrboro
'talking with...' features 11 female characters and one snake
quality emerges in 'realism'
jamaica's reggae wailers, playing tuesday at t>€ artscenter
standards chart rising star
'talking' turns into a chill in carrboro
characters bewitching in 'talking'
artscenter seeks commercial extras
singer keane finds strength in the aulu sod
artscenter soedules songwriter's weekend
acoustic tour zevon's high-tech relief
blackwell: blueprint of rock
folky billing gives way for rocking zevon hits
delores keane band a fine blend
artscenter signs 2-year buyout option
artscenter officials hope building deal 'clears the air'
rick danko loosens up at artscenter concert
stanley jordan: more than a magic touch
carrboro artscenter, budget
artscenter returns for $15,000
aldermen release funds for artscenter
carrboro artscenter, director
main street partner nominated for artscenter board of directors spot
artscenter begins interviewing would-be permanent directors
new director of artscenter gets approval
bowie wants more involvement for artscenter
artscenter names director
artscenter's new man; aubrey bowie looks outside for growth...
a new man at artscenter
carrboro baptist church
street section closed sunday
carrboro board of aldermen
see also intergovernmental work group
carrboro aldermen deny permit for berryhill
carrboro aldermen are told tax increase may be needed in '89-90
carrboro aldermen load mtfwger's plate with ideas
carrboro oks joint task forces with chapel hill, county
police seek leash law
$42,000 for bike path approved in carrboro
towns to propose zoning for growth in outlying land
carrboro aldermen back zoning plan for fewest homes
good for carrboro
carrboro ok's updated list on road priorities
carrboro issues forgotten
carrboro tightens rural zoning law
carrboro dounzones 460 acres of rural land
orange planning fcaring canceled
chatham, owasa plan may affect orange policy
water pact supported
carrboro aldermen ask commissioners for more parks money
group hulls ways to tax development
cemetery land proposed for carrboro post office
attorney's fees questioned
carrboro sets moratorium on watersttd development
orange-chatham talks on utility agreement expected within weeks
orange county group decides water issue tops at first session
carrboro's tax rate unchanged in budget plan
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2 P P
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2 10/07/1988 D
4 P F M60
CHH
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4 L
H
2 10/10/1988 A
4 L
S
2 10/13/1988 D
8 N
CHH 1 10/14/1988 A
3 P N S17
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2 10/21/1988 D
12 P F W66
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2 10/21/1988 D
19 P P
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2 10/25/1988 C
8 F L37
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2 10/27/1988 D
7 P P
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2 10/28/1988 D
7 P R G68
H
2 10/28/1988 D
23 P P
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2 11/01/1988 A
17 P R S66
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2 11/01/1988 A
17 R M31
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2 11/03/1988 D
3 R R90
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12 N
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9 P F W66
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10 P N
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9 P F H90
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8 R L37
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9 P R H90
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6 R
CHH 1 12/13/1988 A
2 N Vll
S
2 12/13/1988 C
1 N B71
H
2 12/16/1988 D
9 P R L37
H
2 12/17/1988 C
3 R S66
CHH 1 9/20/1988 A
3 N Vll
CHH 1 9/21/1988 A
1 N Vll
CHH 1 8/03/1988 A
3 P N Vll
CHH
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3 N Vll
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1 P N Vll
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5 P N Vll
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1 P N B71
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1 P P L38
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N W27
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2/17/1988 B 1
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2/27/1988 C 3
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3/23/1988 B
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4/28/1988 B
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MONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/1988
INDEX BY
12/31/1988
SUBJECTS
rising insurance costs fail to fizzle fun of july 4th festivities
dump fee increase of 250 percent ok'd by carrboro
carrboro seeks law on violations of land use
landfills: a glooh-and-dooh story
towns nay try buying trolleys, not leasing them
aldermen still cool to water pact
mnjal fireworks show fizzles
carrboro holds forum on budget
overheard
unc shuttle could get funds from business
carrboro land-use decision due
carrboro board approves changes to land-use plan
carrboro development loan goes to carr mill restaurant
after hesitation, carrboro board approves joint planning agreement
carrboro retains brough
carrboro to consider neighborhood library
aldermen agree to study idea of town library
aldermen pursue impact ordinance
carrboro board of aldermen sessions last and last
carrboro task force to determine priorities for capital improvements
chatham-orange mutual review plan proposed
carrboro to suggest water plan changes
carrboro aldermen want more specific county water policy
circle k developers sue; cite 'impermissible hearsay'
officials consider new downtown tax
orange county elected officials rebuke kkk just prior to march
aldermen want control of house moving
carrboro task force looks to the future
aldermen discuss rezoning failed 'mini-rtp'
carrboro to consider landscaping
artscenter returns for $15,000
orange officials asked to study open space plan
owasa passes 5-year water sale to chatham
board bristles at perceived meddling
town to bill house movers for police time
owasa, local governments seek proper power division
area officials consider tax on all new development
aldermen may change loan terms; carrboro restaurant asks for lien change
chapel hill eatery gets loan from carrboro
carrboro denies circle k charges
aldermen may loan muffin shop $20,000
catch-22 in carrboro's oldest neighborhoods
a week of beauty in carrboro
owasa work group meets, eyes job security of directors
carrboro to mull road project changes
resident may sue carrboro to protect yard, trees
orange county officials form liaison council
mayor's thanks to recyclers
historic district may get some 'muscle'
localities discuss owasa's role
town board to decide on westwood sale
dot to 'scale down' carrboro street plans
is one-way the only way?
tread lightly in watershed
carrboro board to reconsider amberly permit
carrboro board of aldermen, budget
carrboro considers cutting general fund
fire dept. budget would be cut most by transfer
carrboro approves *4.7 million budget
carrboro wants to change budgeting process
carrboro board of aldermen, meeting time
carrboro board of aldermen sessions last and last
carrboro board of aldermen, retreats
carrboro aldermen load manager's plate with ideas
carrboro capital improvements task force
see also carrboro, n.c., growth development
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CHH 1
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-DATE — C -PG L P BYL
5/20/1988 C
5/25/1988 B
5/26/1988 B
6/07/1988 A
6/07/1988 A
6/08/1988 B
6/11/1988 A
6/14/1988 A
6/18/1988 A
6/28/1988 A
7/12/1988 A
7/13/1988 B
7/13/1988 A
7/14/1988
7/14/1988
7/19/1988
7/20/1988
7/21/1988
7/26/1988
8/13/1988
8/19/1988
8/23/1988
8/24/1988 B
8/27/1988 A
9/01/1988
9/04/1988
9/08/1988
9/08/1988
9/09/1988
9/13/1988
9/20/1988
9/29/1988
10/02/1988
10/02/1988
10/05/1988
10/15/1988
10/18/1988
10/18/1988
10/19/1988
11/01/1988
11/01/1988
11/10/1988
11/14/1988
11/22/1988
11/22/1988
11/24/1988
11/26/1988
12/05/1988
12/06/1988
12/10/1988
12/13/1988
12/15/1988
12/20/1988
12/22/1988
12/31/1988
CHH 1 6/16/1988 A
CHH 1 6/21/1988 A
CHH 1 6/23/1988 A
CHH 1 7/01/1988 A
CHH 1 7/26/1988 A
H 3 2/09/1988 B
N K65
N W27
N 080
L
N M70
N 080
N S12
N VI 1
F
N Vll
N Vll
N Vll
N Vll
N Vll
N Vll
N Vll
N Vll
N Vll
N Vll
N Vll
N M70
N Vll
N Vll
N Vll
N M70
N M70
N Vll
N Vll
N Vll
N Vll
N Vll
N M70
N S17
N S17
N Vll
N L90
N M70
N Vll
N Vll
N
N Vll
N Vll
N L90
N L90
N Vll
N Vll
N M70
L
N Vll
N L90
N Vll
N Vll
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3 P N Vll
3 N Vll
2 N Vll
1 P N Vll
1 N U27
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MONTHLY/
ANNUAL
1/01/1988
INDEX B
12/31/1988
SUBJE
CARRBORO TASK FORCE LOOKS TO THE FUTURE
CARRBORO COMMONS
SEE CARRBORO, N.C., TOWN COMMONS
SOME COMMONS CHECKS TO CASH; CARRBORO PICKS UP $850 FOR TOWN COMMONS...
CARRBORO COMMUNITY PARK
SEE CARRBORO, N.C., PARKS
CARRBORO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
CITY SCHOOL BOARD TRIMS OPTIONS ON OVERCROWDING
6TH-GRADE STUDENTS MOVING) OPPONENTS APPEAR RESIGNED
CARRBORO ISSUES FORGOTTEN
17.6 PERCENT INCREASE PROPOSED FOR SCHOOLS
FAIR PLAY
•FAST YEAR' COMES TO END
BALLOONS AND THE BLUES
MOST LOCAL CLASSES DON'T RECITE PLEDGE
FITNESS TOUR
CARRBORO FARMERS MARKET
SEE ALSO FARMERS MARKETS
FOLKS MAKE THE MARKET IN CARRBORO
CARRBORO FIRE DEPT.
ORANGE COUNTY DOESN'T NEED FIRE MARSHAL
HAZARDOUS MATERIALS TEAM CRACKS BOOKS
CARRBORO FIRE DEPT., BUDGET
FIRE DEPT. BUDGET WOULD BE CUT MOST BY TRANSFER
CARRBORO FIRE DEPT., CHIEF
FIRE CHIEF MELTS OFF 103 POUNDS OF FLAB
CARRBORO MAYOR'S OFFICE
SEE CARRBORO, N.C., MAYOR'S OFFICE
CARRBORO PLANNING OFFICE
SEE ALSO ORANGE/CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO PLANNING AREA
$62,000 FOR BIKE PATH APPROVED IN CARRBORO
CARRBORO ALDERMEN BACK ZONING PLAN FOR FEWEST HOMES
CARRBORO SETS MORATORIUM ON WATERSHED DEVELOPMENT
PUBLIC HEARING TO ADDRESS XINT PLANNING
ALDERMEN PURSUE IMPACT ORDINANCE
ALDERMEN DISCUSS REZONING FAILED 'HINI-RTP'
CARRBORO POLICE DEPT.
BI-LINGUAL ORANGE COUNTY OFFICERS HELP DIMINISH FEAR AND CONFUSION
CARRBORO OFFICER PRAISED FOR SPEED TICKET INCREASE
LAWYER FOR JACOBS SAYS SHOT STRUCK HIS CAR IN LUMBERTON
KLAN MARCH POLICING COULD COST $8,000
'FUNFEST' HELPS CHAPEL HILL CHILDREN THINK 'SAFETY'
CARRBORO POST OFFICE
SEE ALSO POST OFFICES
POSTAL SERVICE CURTAILED IN TOWNS, COUNTY
CEMETERY LAND PROPOSED FOR CARRBORO POST OFFICE
RURAL ROUTE CHANGE PLAN SPARKS DISAGREEMENT (CORRECTED 8-30-88)
POST OFFICES RESTORE SATURDAY SCHEDULE
SEARCH CONTINUES FOR fCW CARRBORO P.O. SITE
CEMETERY LAND MAY BE SOLD FOR POST OFFICE
TOWN BOARD TO DECIDE ON WESTWOOD SALE
CARRBORO OFFERING LAND TO POST OFFICE
CARRBORO PUBLIC WORKS DEPT.
RECYCLED WATERING
CARRBORO RECREATION DEPT.
SEE ALSO CARRBORO, N.C., COMMUNITY CENTER (PROPOSED)
SEE ALSO CARRBORO, N.C., PARKS
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CHH 1 10/23/1988 A 3 P N M20
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
1/26/1988 C
2/02/1988 B
3/29/1988 A
4/11/1988 B
5/07/1988 B
6/11/1988 A
6/11/1988 A
9/30/1988 A
11/08/1988 A
N L90
N L90
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P C45
N Vll
P L38
N Vll
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CHH 1 6/26/1988 A 3 P F B81
H 2 1/11/1988 A
CHH 1 9/28/1988 A
CHH 1 6/21/1988 A
H 3 3/04/1988 C
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3 P N Vll
1 P N MIO
H 3
H 3
H 3
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
2/17/1988 B
3/02/1988 B
5/04/1988 C
6/30/1988 A
7/21/1988 A
9/09/1988 A
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3
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N L90
N W27
N Vll
N Vll
N Vll
H 2
H 3
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
3/03/1988 A
3/30/1988 C
4/23/1988 D
9/07/1988 A
10/09/1988 A
1 P Q BIO
1 N W27
7 N
3 N M70
3 P N S12
H 3
H 3
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
2/19/1988 C
4/28/1988 B
8/25/1988 A
9/11/1988 A
11/18/1988 A
12/08/1988 A
12/13/1988 A
12/15/1988 A
1 N 080
1 M N W27
3 N Vll
2 N S12
2 N Vll
3 P N Vll
3 N Vll
3 N Vll
CHH 1 8/02/1988 A 1 P P L38
-LX630-
MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1988 - 12/31/1988
SUBJECTS
D — BATE-
S
E
C -PG
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HIUL/CARRBORO RECREATION PROGRAM
CARRBORO PUSHING FOR COMMUNITY CENTER
TAPPING UINTER BLUES AUAY
MAKE A BASKET
CARRBORO ALDERMEN ASK COMMISSIONERS FOR MORE PARKS MONEY
RISING INSURANCE COSTS FAIL TO FIZZLE FUN OF JULY 4TH FESTIVITIES
CHILDREN LEARN JOYS OF FISHING
CARRBORO SPONSORS TENNIS LESSONS
COACH CHARLES GALLAGHER: CARRBORO'S MOST-WANTED
COMING UP ACES
CARRBORO PARKS PLANS PROGRAMS
CARRBORO PARKS AND REC ANNOUNCE FALL PROGRAM FOR PRE-SCHOOLERS
CARRBORO RECREATION OFFERS 55-PLUS ACTIVITY PROGRAM
PARKS IN CARRBORO PROVIDE NUMEROUS RECREATION OUTLETS
CANINES. YOUNG MASTERS GATHER FOR CARRBORO SHOW
TOO GOOD TO SLEEP THROUGH
TENNIS CLASSES CAN IMPROVE GAME
H
S
S
H
H
S
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
1/13/1988 B
1/16/1988 A
3/24/1988 D
4/20/1988 C
5/20/1988 C
6/07/1988 B
6/15/1988 A
7/25/1988
8/06/1988
9/11/1988
9/12/1988
9/19/1988
9/24/1988
10/02/1988
10/08/1988
10/11/1988
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L P BYL
N K65
P T37
N
N W27
N K65
F S27
N
N K65
P K30
N
N
N
U L38
N S12
P L38
N
CARRBORO REVOLVING LOAN PROGRAM
SEE ALSO CARRBORO, N.C., BUDGET
SEE ALSO LOAN APPLICATIONS
CARRBORO DEVELOPMENT LOAN GOES TO CARR MILL RESTAURANT CHH 1 7/13/1988
ALDERMEN MAY CHANGE LOAN TERMS; CARRBORO RESTAURANT ASKS FOR LIEN CHANGE CHH 1 10/18/1988
CHAPEL HILL EATERY GETS LOAN FROM CARRBORO CHH 1 10/19/1988
ALDERMEN MAY LOAN MUFFIN SHOP $20,000 CHH 1 11/01/1988
CARRBORO TOWN ATTORNEY
ALDERMEN PAY EXTRA TO ATTORNEY
CARRBORO ISSUES FORGOTTEN
ATTORNEY'S FEES QUESTIONED
CARRBORO RETAINS BROUGH
H 3 3/16/1988 C
H 2 3/29/1988 A
H 2 4/29/1988 A
CHH 1 7/14/1988 A
1 N Vll
3 N Vll
1 N Vll
3 N Vll
1 N W27
4 L
4 L
10 N Vll
CARRBORO TOWN MANAGER
PROPOSED STUDY TO EVALUATE SERVICES
CARRBORO TOWN MANAGER, ASSISTANT
ASSISTANT MANAGER NAMED FOR CARRBORO
EX-CARRBORO OFFICIAL NAMED ADMINISTRATOR
CARRBORO TRANSPORTATION ADVISORY BOARD
SEE ALSO CARRBORO, N.C., BUSES
SEE ALSO CARRBORO, N.C., STREETS
ONE-WAY STREETS ON CARRBORO AGENDA AGAIN
DOT CRITICIZES CARRBORO TRAFFIC FLOW PLAN, TOWN OFFICIALS NOT LOSING...
IS ONE-WAY THE ONLY WAY?
REACTION COMES AND GOES ON ONE-WAY STREET PLAN
CARRINGTON JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
SCHOOL REDISTRICTING 'SPACE ISSUE, NOT RACE ISSUE'-COBLE
CHEWNING-TREYBURN FLAP A MATTER OF PERCEPTIONS
HAMNER'S REMARKS UNFAIR TO CHEWNING
HAMNER'S BIG MISTAKE
SCHOOL HAS EXCELLENT TEACHERS
CHEWNING NOT A HICK SCHOOL
CHEWNING REMARKS TAKEN OUT OF CONTEXT-HAMMR
CARRINGTON'S PIED PIPER
LIGHT TURNOUT
CARRINGTON STUDENTS EARN ACADEMIC HONORS
ALL EYES ON A CAREER
RESTRICTING HINGES ON HIGH SCHOOL
HOE-DOWN
DURHAM COUNTY PANEL DELAYS VOTE ON MIDDLE SCHOOL REDISTRICTING PLAN
CARRINGTON NAMES HONOR ROLL STUDENTS (CORRECTION PRINTED 5-6-88)
CARRINGTON LISTS 3RD-TERH HONOR ROLL
CORRECTION
BOARD OKS BULK OF REDISTRICTING PLAN
NERDS-VILLE
CARRINGTON STUDENTS EARN HONORS
ASBESTOS WORKERS CAUTIOUS
CARRINGTON PLANS COUGARWALK OCT. 9
CHH 1 6/21/1988 A 1 N H90
H
3
4/04/1988 C
1 N 080
CHH 1 10/03/1988 A
1 N R63
CHH 1
12/15/1988 A
1 M N Vll
CHH 1
12/20/1988 A
1 N Vll
CHH 1
12/20/1988 A
4 E
CHH 1
12/21/1988 A
1 P N Vll
H
2
1/22/1988 C
1 N J40
H
2
1/27/1988 A
4 E
H
2
1/27/1988 A
4 L
H
2
1/27/1988 A
4 L
H
2
1/29/1988 A
4 L
H
2
1/29/1988 A
4 L
H
2
2/02/1988 A
7 N J40
H
2
3/08/1988 A
4 L
S
2
3/08/1988 A
8 P P M66
S
2
3/09/1988 C
6 N
S
2
3/23/1988 A
10 P P M66
S
2
4/08/1988 A
9 N S92
S
2
4/14/1988 C
1 P P K30
H
2
4/22/1988 C
6 N J40
S
2
4/27/1988 A
10 N
S
2
4/28/1988 A
18 N
S
2
5/06/1988 B
4 N
S
2
5/06/1988 C
1 N S92
s
2
6/10/1988 C
1 P P M66
S
2
7/16/1988 A
8 N
s
2
7/22/1988 A
1 P N S92
H
2
9/15/1988 D
5 N J40
-LX630- MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX B
1/01/1988 - 12/31/1988
BLUE DEVIL AMONG COUGARS
WALK LIKE A COUGAR
MOCK VOTE
CARRINGTON WALKERS THANKED
SUSPENSION ANGERS CARRINGTON FATHER
SCHOOLS TO HELP STUDY BUILDING NEEDS
MISTAKE DISRUPTS ENO RECESS
ENO VALLEY OFFICIALS TOOK PROPER ACTION
CARRINGTON PLAYS VARIETY OF ROLES
CARRINGTON JR. HIGH STUDENTS EARN ACADEMIC HONORS
CARRINGTON JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS
GROWING INTEREST IN SOCCER ENCOURAGES CARRINGTON COACH
CARRINGTON JUNIOR HI6H SCHOOL SPORTS, FOOTBALL
CARRINGTON COUGARS POUNCE ON CULBRETH 50-6
CARRINGTON STOMPS PHILLIPS IN FOOTBALL
CARRINGTON COUGARS COMPLETE DREAM SEASON
2ND CARRINGTON FOOTBALL TEAM CLOSES OUT 7-0 SEASON
CARROT ISLAND, N.C.
ARE WILD HORSES DESTROYING CARROT ISLAND?
CARROT ISLAND HORSE ROUNDUP, ADOPTIONS SET
OFFICIALS TRY TO PREVENT ANOTHER WILD HORSE FAMINE
HORSES TO GET N.C. HELP
COWBOYS HIT THE BEACHES TO ROUND UP UILD PONIES
COWBOYS THIN CARROT ISLAND PONY HERD
CARROTS
CARROTS MAY BE POTENT WEAPON IN WAR ON CANCER
CARROUSELS
SEE CAROUSELS
SUBJECT
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I T
N
E E
L Y
P
D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
H
2 10/10/1988 C
1 P P S73
S
2 10/10/1988 C
1 P P S73
S
2 10/22/1988 A
9 P P
H
2 10/24/1988 A
4 L
S
2 11/03/1988 C
1 N S92
S
2 11/04/1988 C
1 N S92
S
2 11/11/1988 A
1 P N S92
S
2 11/14/1988 A
4 E
S
2 11/16/1988 A
1 P Q S92
S
2 12/31/1988 A
7 N
S 2 11/15/1988 B 6 P N A76
2 10/04/1988 D 6 P U A76
2 10/18/1988 D 4 P U A76
2 10/25/1988 B 4 P U A76
2 11/08/1988 B 5 P N A76
3/22/1988 D
10/10/1988 B
10/12/1988 C
10/13/1988 A
10/26/1988 B
10/27/1988 B
S 2 2/24/1988 A 8 U
CARS
SEE AUTOS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC AUTOS AND AUTO MANUFACTURERS)
CARTERET COUNTY, N.C.
FOR CARTERET COUNTY RESIDENTS, WATER POLLUTION COULD THREATEN LIVELIHOOD H
AGENCY WANTS CARTERET TO STUDY SEWAGE DISPOSAL H
CARTHAGE, N.C.
CARTHAGE, ABERDEEN SINGLE LEAF MARKET H
CARTOOGECHAYE SCHOOL (N.C.)
PUPILS AT MOUNTAIN SCHOOL RECORD 'SMOKY MOUNTAIN CHRISTMAS* TAPE H
CARTOONISTS
SEE ALSO COMIC BOOKS
SEE ALSO COMICS
SEE ALSO DOONESBURY (COMIC STRIP)
SEE ALSO DURHAM MORNING HERALD, CARTOONS
•SAURS 'COME ALIVE' IN MALL MURAL
DINOSAUR FROM 'ENLIGHTENED AGE' DUE AT MALL
READ! AVOID EXTINCTION
DINOSAURS TO PROMOTE LITERACY
SPREADING THE WORD
DROPOUT CARTOONIST DRAWING NEW CONCLUSION ON READING
THE FIRST AMENDMENT CORRECTLY REAFFIRMED
"I DON'T CARE WHAT THE SUPREME COURT SAYS..." (CARTOON)
HIGH COURT DECISION VICTORY FOR FREEDOM
POLITICAL CARTOONS ON SYMPOSIUM SLATE
CARTOON WAS CHEAP SHOT
CARTOONIST! THERE'S something fishy going on but artist thinks readers..
CARTOONIST NEVER STUDIED ART
DOUG MARLETTE
CARVER BOAT CORP
FIRST YACHT'ROLLS OFF ASSEMBLY LINE AT $10 MILLION PENDER COUNTY PLANT
CARY, N.C.
2 4/04/1988 B 3 N
2 7/26/1988 A 9 N
2 4/06/1988 B 4 N
2 12/18/1988 C 7 N
2/10/1988 A
2/11/1988 B
2/12/1988 A
2/12/1988 A
2/13/1988 A
2/13/1988 B
2/27/1988 A
2/27/1988
2/29/1988
3/17/1988
3/17/1988
5/07/1988
7/02/1988 B
7/10/1988 E
10
10
4
1
1
3
4
4
4
11
4
1
2
3
N
N
E
N S92
P L38
N P38
E
T C50
E
N U80
L
N P41
U
P
H 2 3/10/1988 C 8 N
-LX630-
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/1988
INDEX BY
12/31/1988
SUBJECTS
SEE ALSO MACGREGOR PARK (CARY, N.C.)
SEE ALSO POPULATION, CARY
CARY TO GET POSTMARK FEVER?
RESIDENTS DISPLACED AS MOBILE HOME PARKS PUT UP FOR SALE
CARY COUPLE FIGHTING MALL DEVELOPER OVER ROAD ACCESS
AMERICAN OPENS RESERVATIONS CENTER
CARY'S CRAPE MYRTLES TO BE REMOVED
SHILOH ROAD PLAN UPSETS RESIDENTS
ALLENTON BREAKS GROUND IN CARY
BREAKING GROUND
CHURCH EXPANSION, ROAD WIDENING COULD COST CARY
YEAR-ROUND SCHOOL HAS SEVERAL PROBLEMS
ADMINISTRATION SEEKS DELAY OF ANNEXATION
WORKING WITH GROWTH: CARY GRAPPLES WITH EFFECTS OF BOOM
CARY STUDENTS SENT OUT OF TOWN
CARY'S G&M FRENCH CAFE WORTH THE DRIVE
DURHAM JUGGLER AT FESTIVAL
GOURDS PLAIN AND FANCY SHOWN BY EXHIBITORS AT FESTIVAL IN CARY
JURY AWARDS FIVE WOMEN $3,85 MILLION IN SEXUAL HARASSMENT CASE
HUGE BAKERY OPENS IN CARY
HILLSBOROUGH APPREHENSIVE ABOUT 1-40
TWO CARY HANDBELL CHOIRS TO PERFORM AT WHITE HOUSE
CARY'S »RUN IN THE NEW YEAR* ROAD RACE OFFERS DRY NIGHT; HELP STAYING...
CARY N C ANNEXATION
'ANNEXATION PROPOSAL COULD PIT CARY AGAINST MORRISVILLE
CARY SETS HEARING ON ANNEXATION
CARY COUNCILMEN EXPRESS CONCERN OVER ANNEXATION
RESIDENTS WANT CARY, INSTEAD OF MORRISVILLE, TO ANNEX THEIR LAND
MORRISVILLE GETS ANNEXATION REPRIEVE AS CARY COUNCIL POSTPONES DECISION
CARPENTER RESIDENTS RALLY TO BATTLE DEVELOPMENT
RESIDENTS GROUP FIGHTS CARY ANNEXATION
MORRISVILLE RESIDENT'S ANNEXATION PROTEST CUT SHORT
CARY ANNEXES 2 OF 4 MORRISVILLE PARCELS; NEGOTIATION CONTINUES
MORRISVILLE SEEKS CARY LAND SWAP OF ANNEXED TRACTS
MORRISVILLE, CARY ANNEX DISPUTED LAND
CARY, N.C, BOND ISSUES
TAX RATE HIKED St IN CARY
CARY, N.C, BUDGET
TAX RATE HIKED 54 IN CARY
CARY, N.C, BUSINESSES
GROUND IS BROKEN FOR MALL IN CARY
CARY, N.C, CABLE TELEVISION
SEE ALSO CABLE TELEVISION, N.C
CARY PANEL TO PROBE ALERT CABLE TV RECORD
CARY, N.C, CITY EMPLOYEES, SALARIES
TAX RATE HIKED 5« IN CARY
CARY, N.C, GROWTH DEVELOPMENT
ANNEXATIONS SLIP CARY PAST CHAPEL HILL TO BE THIRD MOST POPULOUS...
GROUND IS BROKEN FOR MALL IN CARY
WORKING WITH GROWTH: CARY GRAPPLES WITH EFFECTS OF BOOM
CARY STUDENTS SENT OUT OF TOWN
CARY, N.C, PARKS
SEE ALSO CARY PARKS AND RECREATION DEPT.
HEMLOCKS, SALAMANDERS THRIVE IN CARY PARK
CARY, N.C, PROPERTY TAXES
TAX RATE HIKED 5C IN CARY
CARY, N.C. TAX RATES
TAX RATE HIKED 5« IN CARY
CARY, N.C, TAXES
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-DATE — C -PG L P BYL
CHH 1
H 2
H 2
1/02/1988 A
1/31/1988 A
2/04/1988 B
2/12/1988 A
3/19/1988
4/01/1988
4/02/1988
4/03/1988
4/20/1988
5/31/1988
6/03/1988
6/05/1988 D
6/05/1988 D
8/19/1988 D
8/25/1988 D
9/12/1988 B
10/11/1988 B
10/11/1988 B
10/31/1988 A
12/23/1988 B
12/31/1988 C
3/31/1988 B
7/27/1988 B
7/29/1988 B
8/11/1988 C
9/09/1988 C
9/11/1988 A
9/14/1988 B
9/20/1988 C
9/24/1988 C
11/15/1988 B
12/17/1988 C
E
N P41
N P41
N U82
N P41
N P41
N U82
P S73
N P41
E
N S51
F P41
N P41
R D77
N
N P41
N
N
N R63
N
N P41
N P41
N P41
N
N P41
N P38
M N K65
N P41
N P41
N P41
N P41
N P41
2 6/25/1988 C
2 6/25/1988 C
1 5/11/1988 B
1 N P41
1 N P41
1 P N P41
H 2 1/21/1988 B 1 N P41
H 2 6/25/1988 C 1 N P41
H 2 1/01/1988 A
H 1 5/11/1988 B
H 2 6/05/1988 D
H 2 6/05/1988 D
H 2 3/16/1988 C
H 2 6/25/1988 C
H 2 6/25/1988 C
1 M N M97
1 P N P41
1 P F P41
1 N P41
1 P N P41
1 N P41
1 N P41
-LX630-
MONTHLY/
ANNUAL
1/01/1988
INDEX BY
12/31/1988
SUBJECTS
TAX RATE HIKED 5< IN CARY
CARY, N.C., TRANSPORTATION
CARY MAKES HOVE TOWARD TOWN TRANSPORTATION SERVICE
CARY, N.C., ZONING
NEWSPAPER WANTS 54 ACRES REZONED
RESIDENTS GROUP FIGHTS CARY ANNEXATION
CARY ANNEXES 2 OF 4 hCRRISVILLE PARCELS; NEGOTIATION CONTINUES
MORRISVILLE SEEKS CARY LAND SWAP OF ANNEXED TRACTS
CARY AREA RESCUE SQUAD
SOME OF THE RESCUERS ARE RESCUING THEMSELVES
CARY CHARITABLE TRUST
COASTAL FEDERATION GETS $115,000 FROM THREE FOUNDATIONS
CARY FIRE DEPT.
PJXJ CONSIDERS HIRING, OR CONTRACTING FOR,
CORRECTION
PARAMEHICS
CARY HIGH SCHOOL
LEARNING THE BASICS
SUPER TUESDAY WAS TIKE FOR LEARNING
CHURCH EXPANSION, ROAD WIDENING COULD COST CARY
SWORD PLAY
TEENS STEP OUT DRESSED TO THE NINES
PROM NIGHT PROVES HECTIC FOR GIRLS
TEENS STEP OUT DRESSED TO THE NINES
PROM NIGHT PROVES HECTIC FOR GIRLS
PROM NIGHT PROVES HECTIC FOR GIRLS
PROM NIGHT PROVES HECTIC FOR GIRLS
CARY HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, WRESTLING
CARY WINS TITLE; PAC-6 FARES WELL
CARY PARKS AND RECREATION DEPT,
SEE ALSO CARY, N.C., PARKS
HEMLOCKS, SAUWWDERS THRIVE IN CARY PARK
CARY POLICE DEPT.
NO ONE AT CARY TENNIS COURT WANTED A PYTHON FOR A PARTNER
CARY POLICE DEPT., CHIEF
CARY POLICE CHIEF RESIGNS
CARY HIRES SOUTHERN PINES CHIEF
rvasv SCHOOLS
CARY STUDENTS SENT OUT OF TOWN
CARY TOWN COUNCIL
CARY PANEL TO PROBE ALERT CABLE TV RECORD
CARY MAKES MOVE TOWARD TOWN TRANSPORTATION SERVICE
CARY POLICE CHIEF RESIGNS
ANNEXATION PROPOSAL COULD PIT CARY AGAINST MORRISVILLE
TAX RATE HIKED 5< IN CARY
CARY COUNCILMEN EXPRESS CONCERN OVER ANNEXATION
MORRISVILLE GETS ANNEXATION REPRIEVE AS CARY COUNCIL POSTPONES DECISION
RESIDENTS GROUP FIGHTS CARY ANNEXATION
MORRISVILLE RESIDENT'S ANNEXATION PROTEST CUT SHORT
CARY ANNEXES 2 OF 4 MORRISVILLE PARCELS; NEGOTIATION CONTINUES
CARY TOWN MANAGER
WESTBROOK NAMED CARY TOWN MANAGER
CASABLANCA (FILM)
CLASSICS PLAY AGAIN
CASABLANCA RESTAURANT (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.)
THE CASABLANCA STIRS MARRAKECH MEMORIES IN A SHOPPING CENTER
-BATE-
-ffi
H 2 6/25/1988 C
H 2 2/12/1988 B
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L P BYL
N P41
7/31/1988 C
9/14/1988 B
9/24/1988 C
11/15/1988 B
13
5
2
14
2 3/20/1988 A
N P41
N
N P41
N P41
N P41
J P41
1 12/16/1988 C 3 N H60
8/18/1988 B
8/20/1988 A
1/16/1988 B
3/12/1988 B
4/20/1988 C
5/07/1988 B
5/28/1988 B
5/28/1988 B
5/28/1988 B
5/28/198S B
5/28/1988 B
5/28/198S B
N P41
N
P L38
U
N P41
P T32
T37
T32
T32
S73
T37
K30
2 2/21/1988 C 12 N Y55
2 3/16/1988 C 1 P N P41
2 9/06/1988 C 2 N
2 3/11/1988 C 1 N
2 6/08/1988 B 5 N
2 6/05/1988 D
1/21/1988 B
2/12/1988 B
3/11/1988 C
3/31/1988 B
6/25/1988 C
7/29/1988 B
9/09/1988 C
9/14/1988 B
9/20/1988 C
9/24/1988 C
N P41
N P41
N P41
N
N P41
N P41
N
N P38
N P41
N P41
N P41
2 1/23/1988 A 1 P N P41
2 12/72/1988 D 12 P N
2 9/09/1988 D 23 P R D77
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NONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/1988
INDEX BY
12/31/1988
SUBJECTS
D — DATE-
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CASCADE FIBERS
CASCADE FIBERS PLANS TO OPEN PLANT IN SANFORD
CASH REGISTERS
BUSINESS BRIEFLY
CASUELL CENTER
HOSPITAL STAFF TESTED FOR TB
LENOIR HOSPITAL HAS TB OUTBREAK
CASUELL COUNCIL FOR ARTS AND HISTORY, INC.
SEE ALSO ARTS, N.C.
PICKWICKIAN EVENING AT CASUELL IS TONIGHT
CASUELL COUNTY.N.C.
SEE ALSO PIEDMONT TECHNICAL COLLEGE, SATELLITE CAMPUS
ROOM AT THE INN
ORIGINAL PLAY CONCERNS LIVING IN CASUELL COUNTY
PCC CAMPUS IN CASWELL COUNTY NOU OPEN FOR CLASSES
BLANCH YOUTH CENTER EMPLOYEES SUSPENDED
RESCUE SQUADS CAN APPLY FOR MATCHING GRANTS
RESCUE SQUADS CAN APPLY FOR MATCHING GRANTS
PIEDMONT COMMUNITY COLLEGE DEDICATES CAMPUS IN CASUELL
GRANT AUARDED FOR STUDY IN CASUELL COUNTY
CASUELL COUNTY, N.C., ELECTIONS
PRIMARY TO DECIDE 2 CASWELL RACES
SIX SEEKING TWO POSTS IN CASUELL
RUNOFFS EXPECTED IN CASWELL RACES
TWO RUNOFFS SET FOR CASUELL BOARD
SOME LOCAL, COURT RUNOFFS SET TODAY
MOOREFIELD, MASSEY WIN CASWELL POSTS
PANEL BACKS CORPORATION TO HELP RURAL COUNTIES
STATE SENATE CONTEST, SCHOOL BONDS BIG ISSUES IN CASWELL ELECTION
CASUELL UILL VOTE ON SCHOOL BONDS
DANIEL LEADING IN 21ST SENATE RACE
CASUELL VOTERS OK SCHOOL BOND ISSUE
SEN. DAMia UINS HIS SECOND TERM
CASUELL COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION, ELECTIONS
PRIMARY TO DECIDE 2 CASUELL RACES
SIX SEEKING TWO POSTS IN CASUELL
CASUELL COUNTY CIVIC CENTER
TV STAR TO PERFORM AT CASUELL CENTER
MUSICAL COMEDY ON STAGE TONIGHT
CASUELL COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
CASUELL TO ESTABLISH HEALTH DISTRICT
CASUELL COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, ELECTIONS
PRIMARY TO DECIDE 2 CASUELL RACES
ELECTION AGREEMENT FOR CASUELL APPROVED
SIX SEEKING TWO POSTS IN CASUELL
RUNOFFS EXPECTED IN CASUELL RACES
TWO RUNOFFS SET FOR CASUELL BOARD
SOME LOCAL, COURT RUNOFFS SET TODAY
MOOREFIELD, MASSEY WIN CASUELL POSTS
CASUELL COUNTY HEALTH DEFT.
SEE ALSO CASUELL/CHATHAM/LEE/PERSON DISTRICT HEALTH DEPT.
CASUELL TO ESTABLISH HEALTH DISTRICT
CASUELL COUNTY MANAGER
CASUELL COUNTY MANAGER IS NAMED
NEU CASUELL MANAGER BEGINS UORK
CASUELL COUNTY PRISON UNIT
CASUELL PRISON GUARDS FIRED
H 2 3/09/1988 C 3 N
H 2 8/10/1988 A 12 N
H 1 6/23/1988 B 2 N
S 2 6/23/1988 A 11 N
H 1 12/13/1988 C 1 N H60
H
2 1/10/1988 E
1 P F H45
H
2 3/29/1988 C
5 P N T33
H
1 6/29/1988 B
1
N H60
H
1 7/08/1988 C
2
N
H
1 7/30/1988 B
1
N D22
H
1 7/30/1988 B
1
N T33
H
1 9/30/1988 C
1
N
H
1 12/03/1988 C
1 P N
H
1 2/03/1988 C
2
N
H
2 5/02/1988 A
17
N
H
1 5/05/1988 B
1
N
H
1 5/28/1988 C
1
N
H
1 5/31/1988 B
1
N
H
1 6/01/1988 B
1
N
H
2 6/09/1988 C
16
N
H
1 10/22/1988 C
1
N H60
H
1 11/05/1988 C
1
N H60
H
2 11/09/1988 C
5
N
H
1 11/10/1988 C
1
N
H
1 11/10/1988 C
1
N
H 1 2/03/1988 C 2 N
H 2 5/02/1988 A 17 N
H 1 1/15/1988 C 5 N
H 1 2/12/1988 B 1 N
H 1 1/06/1988 B 1 N
H 1 2/03/1988 C 2 N
H 1 4/16/1988 C 1 N
H 2 5/02/1988 A 17 N
H 1 5/05/1988 B 1 N
H 1 5/28/1988 C 1 N
H 1 5/31/1988 B 1 N
H 1 6/01/1988 BIN
H 1 1/06/1988 B 1 N
H 1 1/29/1988 C 1 N
H 1 2/19/1988 C 1 N
H 2 8/14/1988 B 3 N
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PRIMARY TO DECIDE 2 CASWELL RACES
SIX SEEKING TWO POSTS IN CASWELL
CASWELL COUNTY SCHOOLS
FOURTH, FIFTH GRADERS STUDY OPERA IN CASWELL COUNTY
CASWELL COUNTY SCHOOLS, BOND ISSUES
CASWELL TO VOTE ON SCHOOL BONDS
STATE SENATE CONTEST, SCHOOL BONDS BIG ISSUES IN CASWELL ELECTION
CASWELL WILL VOTE ON SCHOOL BONDS
CASWELL VOTERS OK SCHOOL BOND ISSUE
CASWELL COUNTY SCHOOLS, CONSTRUCTION
SPECIAL ALLOCATIONS TO HELP SOKE AREA SCHOOLS
SPECIAL ALLOCATIONS TO HELP SOKE AREA SCHOOLS
CASWELL TO VOTE ON SCHOOL BONDS
CASWELL WILL VOTE ON SCHOOL BONDS
CASWELL FAMILY MEDICAL CENTER
GIRL WHO LOST SIGHT TO GET MORE THAN $1.2 MILLION
CASWELL STUDIOS OF AMERICA
SEE ALSO N.C., FILMMAKING
SLOWER PACE, LACK OF UNIONS DRAW FILMMAKERS TO N.C.
I^SWELL/CHATHAM/LEE/PERSON DISTRICT HEALTH DEPT.
SEE ALSO CASWELL COUNTY HEALTH DEPT.
SEE ALSO CHATHAM COUNTY DEPT. OF HEALTH, BUDGET
SEE ALSO CHATHAM COUNTY HEALTH CENTER
SEE ALSO LEE COUNTY, N.C.
SEE ALSO PERSON COUNTY HEALTH CENTER
CASWELL TO ESTABLISH HEALTH DISTRICT
CHATHAM, LEE CONSIDER UNITED HEALTH DISTRICT
PERSON COUNTY HEALTH COUNCIL HIRES MANAGER
CHATHAM TO FORM HEALTH DEPARTMENT
PERSON HEALTH PANEL ASKED TO RECOGNIZE SERVICE TIME
FIRM SAYS PERSON COUNTY NOT POLLUTING WATERSHEDS
CATALINAS (MUSIC GROUP)
THE CATALINAS BEACH BAND
CATALOGS
RECORD CATALOG MAY BE CRIME CLUE
CATALOG'S FANS FINALLY HAVE A DEODORANT THEY CAN FIGHT OVER
CATALOG DESIGNER TOYS WITH SUCCESS
CATALYST ENERGY DEVELOPMENT CORP.
COMPANY GETS LICENSE FOR POWER PLANT ON HAW RIVER
CATARACTS
SEE ALSO BLIND
N.C. SEEKS TO RESOLVE BATTLE OVER EYE CARE
CATARACT PATIENTS SHOULD INSIST ON QUALIFIED POSTOPERATIVE CARE
MEDICARE MOVE EXPECTED TO GO EASY FOR TAR HEELS
H 1 2/03/1988 C 2
H 2 5/02/1988 A 17
H
H
H
H
H
H
H 2 12/19/1988 B 4 N
H 1 6/16/1988 B 1 N H60
H 1 10/22/1988 C 1 N H60
H 1 11/05/1988 C 1 N H60
H 1 11/10/1988 C 1 N
5/17/1988 C
5/17/1988 C
6/16/1988 B
11/05/1988 C
N H60
N T33
N H60
N H60
H 2 12/24/1983 D 4 N
S 2 2/11/1988 D 13 N
1/06/1988 B
1/24/1988 A
2/26/1988 C
2/26/1988 C
3/17/1988 B
3/23/1988 B
1 N
14 P N K65
1 N T33
1 N M10
2 N
1 N
H 2 7/01/1988 D 16 P P
H 2 11/03/1988 C
CHH 1 11/03/1988 A
S 2 11/09/1988 B
1 P N M51
3 U L41
1 P F 659
H 2 2/13/1988 D 6 N
S 2 7/20/1988 A
S 2 7/20/1988 A
S 2 8/08/1988 A
CATASTROPHIC ILLNESS _ __
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER LIFE CARE-LONG TERM CARE RESOURCE CENTER
SEE ALSO LONG-TERM CARE INSURANCE
WORKSHOP ON CATASTROPHIC ILLNESS MAY 12 H
LONG TERM CARE CENTER GETS GRANT OF $578,040 H
MEDICARE SURTAX 'SCAPEGOATING' SENIORS H
5/05/1988 A
9/07/1988 C
9/24/1988 A
1 P N H02
4 L
1 N H02
18 P N
6 N
4 J
CATASTROPHIC ILLNESS HEALTH INSURANCE
SEE ALSO HEALTH INS URANC E
RACE WIVES WANT BETTER INSURANCE
NEW MEDICARE LAW CATASTROPHE FOR ELDERLY
UNFAIR TO ELDERLY
2 8/11/1988 D 1 N
2 10/14/1988 A 4 L
2 10/31/1988 A 5 L
CATAWBA COLLEGE
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HOFFNER UINS SCHOLARSHIP
CATAWBA COLLEGE SPORTS, BASKETBALL
GARDNER-WEBB 86, CATAWBA 84 OT
CATAWBA, 87-74
CATAWBA 81, GUILFORD 71
GARDNER-WEBB 89, CATAWBA 56
CATAWBA COLLEGE SPORTS, FOOTBALL
CATAWBA 31, PRESBYTERIAN 10
ELON CRUSHES CATAWBA, 48-0
CATAWBA 13, NEWBERRY 12
CATAWBA 45, GUILFORD 14
CATAWBA 41, LEN.-RHYNE 21
CENT. ST. 24, CATAWBA 10
CATAWBA COUNTY, N.C.
KLAN PLANS MARCHES IN THREE CATAWBA TOWNS
CATAWBA COUNTY SCHOOLS
SCHOOL MERGER CONSIDERED IN CATAWBA
SCHOOL BAND BUSES COLLIDE ON FLA. BRIDGE
BANQUET FOR CAFETERIA WORKERS MAY HAVE STARTED FOOD POISONING
CATAWBA FALLS
PRESSURE BUILDS TO MAKE CATAWBA FALLS PUBLIC
HOUSE PANEL APPROVES LEGISLATION TO BUY CATAWBA FALLS LAND
CATAWBA INDIANS
SEE ALSO INDIANS, N.C.
CATAWBA INDIANS SEEK PTL LAND
CATAWBA MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
EX-EMPLOYEE OF YEAR IS BARRED FROM MEDICAL WORK AFTER JOKE
CATAWBA NUCLEAR STATION
CLAMS CLOG VALVES, PROMPT CLOSING OF NUCLEAR PLANT
19 PIEDMONT CITIES FACE HIGHER ELECTRICITY RATES THAN DUKE POWER
25,000 CUSTOMERS LOSE COOLING, WATER HEATING
DUKE POWER ASKS CUSTOMERS TO LIMIT USE OF ELECTRICITY
DUKE POWER RESTORES SERVICE TO CUSTOMERS
NUCLEAR PLANT SHUTDOWN CAUSES POWER SHUTOFF
POWER SUPPLY BACK IN LINE WITH DEMAND
DUKE POWER FACING FINE OF *50,000
CATCH 22 (BOOK AND FILM)
SIMILARITIES BETWEEN LEGISLATURE, CATCH 22 ARE MANY
CATERERS, DURHAM
N.C. TRADERS RECORD $159.5 MILLION SURPLUS
CATERPILLAR TRACTOR CO.
'WOLF-CAT'
CATFISH
FISHERMAN JUMPS IN FOR A RECORD CATCH
THIS ONE DIDN'T GET AWAY
FASHIONABLE CATFISH
CATHETERS
SEE ALSO TRANSLUMINAL EXTRACTION CATHETER
DUKE GETS OK TO TEST ARTERIAL 'ROTO-ROOTER'
DUKE TESTS SHOW PROMISE FOR DEVICE TO CLEAR ARTERIES
CATHOLIC CARDINALS
SEE OF DIVINE GUIDANCE
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA
FASHION SHOW SCINTILLATING
SWEATERS, CHECKS AND BOWS
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S 2 6/27/1988 A 6 N
S 2 2/05/1988 D 2 N
H 2 2/07/1988 C 7 N
H 2 2/21/1988 C 3 N
H 2 12/04/1988 C 3 N
H
2 10/09/1988 C
5
N
H
2 10/23/1988 C
6
N
H
2 10/30/1988 C
2
N
H
2 11/06/1988 C
6
N
H
2 11/20/1988 C
6
N
H
2 11/27/1988 C
4
N
H 2 3/30/1988 D 5 N
H 2 3/01/1988 A 14 N
H 1 4/06/1988 C 2 N
H 2 5/29/1988 C 3 N
H 2 4/05/1988 BUN
H 2 6/10/1988 C 2 N
S 2 11/10/1988 B 5 N
H 2 7/23/1988 D 4 N
S 2
3/11/1988 C
4
N
S 2
4/09/1988 A
9
N
H 2
6/21/1988 B
1
N S51
H 2
6/21/1988 A
14
N
S 2
6/21/1988 C
1
N H02
CHH 1
7/20/1988 A
3
N K65
H 2
7/21/1988 B
1
N
H 2
10/26/1988 B
4
N
S 2 7/20/1988 A 5 J Oil
H 2 5/29/1988 C 11 N
CHH 1 9/09/1988 A 1 P P L38
H 2 2/10/1988 B 2 P N
S 2 2/11/1988 A 4 E
H 2 6/16/1988 C 1 P F Zll
1/22/1988 C 4
3/29/1988 C 12
N D80
N
H 2 6/06/1988 A 4 L
2 10/29/1988 A
2 11/01/1988 A
5 P F T37
6 P U W15
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CATHOLIC NUNS
SHE NEEDED TO TAKE LESSONS TO BECOME THE DRIVING NUN
CATHOLIC PRIESTS
SEE ALSO EPISCOPALIAN PRIESTS
SEE ALSO MINISTERS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO MINISTERS, N.C.
SEE ALSO MINISTERS, U.S.
FATHER OF FIVE, 65 YEARS OLD, ENTERS PRIESTHOOD
CATHOLICS
WHY DO CATHOLICS GIVE ONLY HALF WHAT PROTESTANTS GIVE TO CHURCHES?
CANDLES, PALMS, ASHES HELP CHAPEL HILL CHURCH CELEBRATE DURING EASTER
DENOMINATIONAL SPLITS DON'T SURPRISE DUKE PROFESSOR
NON-CATHOLIC STUDENTS INCREASING IN PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS
CATHY (COMIC STRIP)
I'M WAITING TO SEE WHO 'GIL THORP'
'N&O' COVERED WITH PERFIDY
FUNNY-PAGE CENSORSHIP
AND 'JUDGE PARKER* ENDORSE (CARTOON)
CATS
JUMPING JAVA
CROWD INFLUENCES REDUCTION IN FEES FOR DOGS AND CATS
PATRON OF HOMELESS CATS
HICKORY WANTS CATS KEPT UNDER CONTROL
TABBY OR NOT TABBY
MAN FACES CHARGE AFTER CAT PAINTED
TEEN ACCUSED OF CRUELTY TO ANIMAL
VOLUNTEER FIREMEN COME TO RESCUE OF THREE KITTENS BORN HIGH IN TREE
CAT A PILLAR?
JUDGE LECTURES YOUTH FOR PUTTING CAT IN MICROWAVE
MAN CONVICTED OF PAINTING CAT RED
JUDGE CORRECTS ERROR OF MISGUIDED OFFICERS
KITTEN FOR KEEPS
STOP KILLING CATS AT UNC
TRAVELING SHOW
THE THREE MOUSEKETEERS
NOTHING TO HIT BUT THE HEIGHTS
WHOSE COCKAMAHY IDEA?
THE RESCUER; FOR FELINE HELPER, CATS ARE IN THE BAG
YUFFIE?
COAT LINERS
H 2 8/10/1988 B 3 P N
H 1 5/21/1988 B 5 N
H 2 1/30/1988 A
H 2 4/02/1988 A
H 2 7/10/1988 C
H 2 10/31/1988 B
CHH 1 11/04/1988 A
H 2 11/16/1988 A
H 2 11/22/1988 A
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
1/14/1988 B
2/17/1988 B
3/15/1988 A
3/17/1988 A
4/21/1988 C
4/23/1988 B
5/04/1988 B
5/13/1988 B
6/25/1988 B
7/13/1988 B
7/21/1988 C
8/12/1988
8/15/1988
8/25/1988
8/26/1988
9/14/1988
10/20/1988
10/30/1988
11/02/1988 B
11/21/1988 A
11/25/1988 C
7 U
1 P N B81
9 P N D80
3 N
4 T T C50
4 L
4 L
P T32
N BIO
L
L38
N
P
N
N
N
P K30
N S32
N
E
P
L
P
P
F
L
F
P
P
T44
S73
B71
G59
L38
T32
CATS (PLAY)
ALL THE CATS JOIN IN; ANDREW LLOYD WEBBER'S EVER-POPULAR
ALL THE CATS JOIN IN; RAZZLE AND DAZZLE, HOMEY AND HYPED
DURHAM-BORN CONDUCTOR IS FINDING FUN IN 'CATS' FLOW
'CATS' DERIVATIVE DISNEYLAND FROM A THEATRICAL TRICKSTER
•CATS* PUR-R-RFECT
ONE FOR THE LITTER BOX
CATS'
CAT 1
S CRADLE (BAR)
CRADLE TRIES SHOW FOR WORKING FOLKS
POPULAR NIGHTSPOT IN DOWNTOWN MAY HAVE TO MOVE
HARD-ROCKIN' CVB MAINTAINING A FRESH GLOW
LIVING COLOUR SOARS WITH METALLIC FUNK
POLICE LOG/TWO SOUGHT FOR BREAK-IN AT NIGHT SPOT
POLICE LOG/MAN'S ARREST BRINGS NEW CHARGES
DICKIES OF L.A. SATIRICAL BUZZSAW
CAT'S CRADLE MAY CLOSE FOR GOOD
CAT'S CRADLE, CHAPEL HILL REAL ESTATE MARKET (CARTOON)
THE 'CRADLE' ROCKS NO MORE
TOWN TO HELP CATS CRADLE FIND HOME
TOWN WANTS CRADLE TO ROCK AGAIN
CATTLE
SEE COWS
SEE LIVESTOCK
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
2/05/1988
2/05/1988
2/05/1988
2/19/1988
2/19/1988
2/26/1988
1/08/1988
6/13/1988
6/23/1988
6/24/1988
7/26/1988
8/02/1983
8/05/1988 D
8/05/1988 A
8/31/1988 A
9/01/1988 A
11/15/1988 A
11/16/1988 A
W66
W66
L59
U63
N
N M70
U H90
R C81
N
N
R L37
N Vll
T C50
N L90
N M70
E
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CAUCUSES
SEE PRESIDENTIAL CAUCUSES
THE CMC (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.)
GOOD WOOD; A LOOK AT ACOUSTIC MUSIC CLUBS IN DURHAM & CHAPEL HILL
CAYMAN ISLANDS
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
DURHAM WOMEN FLEE CAYMANS
CAZWELL DEVELOPMENT INC.
LOT OVER COUNTY LINE SNAGS SUBDIVISION
CECIL G. SHEPS DISTINGUISHED INVESTIGATOR AWARDS
SEE ALSO AWARDS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, AWARDS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL HEALTH SERVICES RESEARCH CENTER
SIX GET SHEPS AWARDS
CEDAR CREEK POTTERY
SAVOYARDS PLAN REUNIONi NUREYEV COMING CLOSE
CEDAR FALLS
AGREEMENT MADE ON PARK LAND
CEDAR GROVE, N.C.
CEDAR GROVE LAND HELD SURPRISE FOR NATURE CONSERVANCY
WOMAN SEEKS FUNDS TO REPAIR HOME CRUSHED BY TREE
CEDAR GROVE RURITAN CLUB
D'ARMI HIGHLIGHT OF RURITAN DINNER
FARMERS SEND DROUGHT-RELIEF HAY TO WESTERN N.C.
CEDAR GROVE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
STRANGE CAMPGROUND
TENT NOT A CAMPSITE, BUT BIBLE SCHOOL CLASS
CEDAR GROVE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPT.
TANKER LEAK CAUSES SCARE
CEDAR RIDGE OFFICE COMPLEX (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.)
COURT REJECTS NCNB BID FOR WADDELL OFFICE
CEDAR ROCK BAPTIST CHURCH
BREAK-IN AT FRANKLIN CHURCH PROBED
CEDAR TERRACE OFFICE PARK
TRIANGLE REAL ESTATE SHOULD BE OK IN '88, SAYS CLAY HAMNER
CEDAR UAXWING
SEE ALSO BIRDS
ANNUAL WINTER COUNT FINDS CEDAR WAXWINGS ABUNDANT
CEDAROCK PARK
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE COUNTY, N.C.
ALAMANCE PLANS PARK SURVEY
CEFUROXIHE AXETIL
SEE ALSO DRUGS
GLAXO GETS OK FOR ORAL ANTIBIOTIC
A CELEBRATION OF SPIRITUALS
'CELEBRATION' REMAINS A PIECE OF PARTS
CELEBRITY WAITERS LUNCHEON
GUESTS KEEP CELEBRITIES 'WAITING'
CELL BIOLOGY
SEE ALSO BIOLOGY
H 2 5/20/1988 D 12 P F S69
H 2 3/30/1988 A 8 N
H 2 9/13/1988 A 8 P N
H 2 8/13/1988 C 2 N H90
H 2 7/02/1988 C 6
H 2 1/26/1988 B 3
H 3 2/05/1988 C 1
CHH 1 8/01/1988 A 3
CHH 1 8/20/1988 A 5
S 2 4/12/1988 D 3
CHH 1 9/17/1988 A 1
CHH 1 6/28/1988 A 2
CHH 1 7/03/1988 A 4
CHH 1 9/14/1988 A 3
CHH 1 12/29/1988 A 3
H 1 5/03/1988 C 1
H 2 1/31/1988 F 1
CHH 1 12/27/1988 A 3 N H90
H 1 8/12/1988 C 2 N
S 2 1/09/1988 A 3 N W82
H 2 1/26/1988 B 3 R D10
H 2 6/07/1988 A 6 P U W15
U W66
N B81
U L41
P N H90
N A76
N H90
P P L38
L
N R63
N M70
N
D N L41
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12/31/1988
SUBJECTS
AIDS EXPERT'S TALK CANCELED
DUKE TO RECOGNIZE DR. ROBERTSON
CELLAR DOOR CONCERTS OF THE CAROLINAS INC.
PLEA ENTERED IN COLISEUM CASE
CELLO
14
MASTER CELLIST ROSTROPOVICH AT DUKE FEB.
ROSTROPOVICH A WELL-ROUNDED MUSIC MAN
MASTER CELLIST PLAYS UITH HEART DURING VALENTINE'S DAY CONCERT
CELLIST LIVES UP TO REPUTATION
CELLULAR PHONE SYSTEM
SEE ALSO MOBILE TELEPHONES
SEE ALSO TELEPHONES, U.S.
CELLULAR PHONES USED TO REPORT TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS
HELMS' WELCOME NO
HILLSBOROUGH MAY GET CELLULAR PHONES FOR 6 POLICE CARS
POLICE NEED TO COMMUNICATE
POLICE LOG/CAR PHONE ALLOWS MAN TO TRACK SUSPECT
CEMENT MIXERS
GETTING INTO THE JOB
A DEVIL OF A FAN
$1.5 MILLION SETTLEMENT ENDS WRECK SUIT
CEMENT MIXER HITS CAR, PINNING WOMAN INSIDE
RESCUE
CEMETERIES, DURHAM
SEE ALSO HAPLEUCCD CEMETERY
SEE ALSO NORTH DURHAM COLORED CEMETERY
OVERDUE TAXES BRING FIVE YEARS' PROBATION
CEMETERY BEING IGNORED
HELP RESTORE CEMETERY
THEY WANT FINAL RESTING PLACES FINAL
MAPLEWOOD WILL RECEIVE CITY FACE LIFT
GRAVESTONE PRESERVATION WORK' SUCCEEDS THROUGH COOPERATION
WOULD-BE GRAVEROBBERS SOUGHT
WORK BRIGHTENS CITY CEMETERIES
DURHAM OFFICIALS STUDY CEMETERY PLAN
CEMETERIES, N.C.
SEE ALSO CARRBORO, N.C, CEMETERIES
SEE ALSO GRAVE ROBBERY
SEE ALSO GRAVES
SEE ALSO OLD TICK CREEK CEMETERY
SEE ALSO TOMBSTONES
RECOMMENDATION ON OXFORD LOOP DELAYED
FOREST SERVICE HAS NEW POLICY ON BURIAL SITES
HELMS MAY BE LOSING FIGHT OVER WILDERNESS BILL
FAMOUS PIRATE LAFFITE MAY BE BURIED IN LINCOLNTON
GRAVE APPARENTLY ROBBED IN CHATHAM
STRANGE CAMPGROUND
TWO ELDERLY WOMEN ROBBED AT CEMETERY
TENT NOT A CAMPSITE, BUT BIBLE SCHOOL CLASS
TOWN CEMETERIES HAVE NO MORE PLOTS
DESCENDANTS WORK TO REPAIR RAVAGED GRAVES
FAMILY PLANS TO CLEAN UP CEMETERY
VANDALS HIT RANDOLPH GRAVEYARDS
CEMETERIES, U.S.
CHECKING OUT TOMBSTONES
CENSORSHIP
SEE ALSO ACADEMIC FREEDOM
SEE ALSO ANTI-PORNOGRAPHY LAW
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, CENSORSHIP
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, CENSORSHIP
SEE ALSO FIRST AMENDMENT
SEE ALSO FREEDOM OF THE PRESS
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H 2 1/21/1988 C 11 N
H 2 6/14/1988 A 9 N
H 2 1/06/1988 B 16 N
H 2 1/31/1988 A 12 N D80
H 2 2/12/1988 D 7 P F W66
S 2 2/15/1988 B 5 P R C58
H 2 2/16/1988 A 13 P R L59
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
4/22/1988 A
4/30/1988 A
6/12/1988 A
6/13/1988 A
10/28/1988 A
14 N
4 E
1 P N R63
4 E
5 N
H
S
H
H
S
2
2
1
2
2
3/29/1988 C
3/31/1988 C
5/10/1988 C
8/19/1988 C
8/19/1988 A
12 P P S73
1 P P S76
1 N
1 P N T32
2 P P T32
H
H
H
H
S
S
H
S
S
2 1/28/1988 C
2 2/29/1988 A
2 3/16/1988 A
2 4/04/1988 A
2 9/16/1988 C
2 11/10/1988 A
2 11/23/1988 C
2 12/30/1988 A
2 12/30/1988 A
17 N
4 L
4 L
1 P Q T33
1 P N H70
4 L
7 N
1 P N H70
1 M N H70
H 1
1/15/1988 C
1 N
H 2
2/11/1988 C
8 N
H 2
2/21/1988 B
7 N
S 2
3/23/1988 B
4 N
H 2
6/09/1988 B
3 M N S63
CHH 1
6/28/1988 A
2 P P L38
H 2
7/01/1988 C
7 N
CHH 1
7/03/1988 A
4 L
H 2
8/07/1988 B
3 N
CHH 1
8/08/1988 A
1 P N M25
H 2
8/13/1989 C
2 N
S 2
11/16/1988 A
6 N
H 2 7/26/1988 A 4 L
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CENSUS
SEE U.S.
CENSUS BUREAU
CENTEL CELLULAR CO. (GREENSBORO, N.C.)
CELLULAR PHONES USED TO REPORT TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS
CELLULAR DEAL AFFECTS AREA FRANCHISE
CENTEL EMPLOYEES
SEE CENTRAL TELEPHONE CO.
CENTENARIANS
SEE ALSO AGING
MRS. FLORENCE ATKINSON TISDALE, 106
WILMINGTON WOMAN MAY BE WORLD'S DLDEST
TWINS CELEBRATE 104TH BIRTHDAY
MRS. ANAN MURRAY SHEPHERD OF BURLINGTON, 102 YEARS OLD
SWEET 104
MRS. NANCY G. MAYO, 102 YEARS OLD
MRS. ALICE GOODMAN, 103 YEARS OLD
R. F. COUSINS, 102, DIES
102-YEAR-OLD RANSOM FREDERICK COUSINS
MRS. ELLEN WILKINS, 102 YEARS OLD
CENTENARIAN
AT lOfjMRS. »LUCY' SHELTON, RESIDENT OF CLARKSVILLE, VA.
MRS. REBECCA WASHINGTON, 102
FUNERAL SCHEDULED FOR MRS. WASHINGTON
MRS. LULA BELLE WILSON, 103
ROBERT THOMAS ALLEN, 100, FORMERLY OF VANCE COUNTY
R. T. ALLEN, 100, DIES
WOMAN, 114, OWED HARD WORK FOR HER LONGEVITY, SURVIVOR SAYS
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
CENTURY CELEBRATION
MAN CELEBRATES 100TH BIRTHDAY
DURHAM'S SENIOR CITIZENS PARTY
PERSON GROUP WILL HONOR CENTENARIANS
WOMAN CELEBRATES HER 110TH BIRTHDAY
MRS. MARKHAM, 100 YEARS OLD
CHARLES JACOB HARRIS, RETIRED PIANIST, NCCU MUSIC TEACHER, IS DEAD...
MRS. ALICE BOWLING DIES AT 101
MRS. ALICE NORTON BOWLING, 101
AT&T INSTALLATION PIONEER, 103, DIES
SERVICES FOR ADKINS, 103
MRS. SALLY AWN BLACK, 100 YEARS OLD
FATHER'S CARE COMMENDED
MRS. EMILY WRIGHT NEAL OF ELM CITY, 101
MRS. ADDISON DIES AT 101
S I T
N E ELY
P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
SEE ALSO LIBRARIES, N.C, CENSORSHIP
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, U.S., CENSORSHIP
SEE ALSO TELEVISION CENSORSHIP
DUKE EXPERT FINDS RULING LOGICAL; SOME EDUCATORS CONCERNED
SCHOOLS MAY CENSOR NEWS, COURT SAYS
RULING HAS POTENTIAL TO SUBVERT JOURNALISM
CENSORSHIP— A TEEN'S CANDID OPINION
FIRST AMENDMENT UNSCATHED
WOMAN ASKS ROCKINGHAM COUNTY LIBRARY TO BAN NOVEL
A CENSORED SEX GUIDE
LET COMMITTEES CENSOR
CITY FLOWER BEDS SHOW COMMITMENT TO BEAUTY
N.C. LIBRARIES FACE INCREASING CENSORSHIP CHALLENGES
ATTITUDES, POLICIES CUT EFFORTS AT CENSORSHIP
BROADCAST RESTRICTIONS URGED WHILE FCC STUDIES RULES
I'M WAITING TO SEE WHO 'GIL THORP' AND 'JUDGE PARKER' ENDORSE (CARTOON)
N.C. STORES REJECTING SPIN
'N&O' COVERED WITH PERFIDY
SHOULD 'EXPERTS' CENSOR TV?
FUNNY-PAGE CENSORSHIP
DON'T CENSOR FOR ADULTS
NEWSPAPER PULLS DOONESBURY COMIC CRITICAL OF R.J. REYNOLDS
BRITAIN'S HEAVY-HANDED NANNY
H
2 1/14/1988 A
1
N J40
H
2 1/14/1988 A
1
N
S
2 1/15/1988 A
4
E
H
2 1/16/1988 B
1
U
H
2 1/20/1988 A
4
E
H
2 4/15/1988 B
11
N
H
2 6/07/1988 A
4
E
H
2 7/19/1988 A
4
L
H
2 8/06/1988 A
4
E
H
2 8/11/1988 A
12
N K65
S
2 8/12/1988 A
4
E
H
2 8/15/1988 A
10
N
CHH 1 11/04/1988 A
4 T T C50
S
2 11/08/1988 A
14
N
H
2 11/16/1988 A
4
L
H
2 11/20/1988 D
4
E
H
2 11/22/1988 A
4
L
H
2 11/26/1988 A
4
L
H
2 12/14/1988 B
8
N
H
2 12/31/1988 A
4
E
H 2 4/22/1988 A 14 N
H 2 10/06/1988 D 6 N
1/08/1988 B
1/13/1988 A
1/15/1988 A
1/27/1988 C
2/12/1988 B
2/12/1988 C
2/18/1988 A
3/08/1988 B
3/08/1988 B
3/11/1988 B
3/12/1988 A
3/14/1988 B
3/25/1988 B
3/25/1988 C
4/02/1988 C
4/03/1988 B
4/04/1988 C
4/24/1988 B
5/07/1988 A
5/15/1988 C
5/17/1988 A
5/18/1988 B
5/20/1988 C
6/14/1988 B
7/12/1988 B
7/18/1988 B
7/29/1988 C
7/29/1988 B
8/01/1988 C
8/02/1988 B
8/12/1988 B
8/30/1988 A
10/02/1988 B
12/01/1988 C
C45
L38
N
N
P
p
N
P T37
P C45
F G59
F S27
N T33
F S27
L
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MONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/1988
INDEX BY
12/31/1988
SUBJE
HAPPY 100TH BIRTHDAY
CENTER FOR ADVANCED ELECTRONIC MATERIALS PROCESSING
SEE N.C. STATE UNIV. CENTER FOR ADVANCED ELECTRONIC MATERIALS PROCESSING
CENTER FOR ADVANCING TECHNOLOGY
CENTER FOR ADVANCING TECHNOLOGY TAKING FORM IN YANCEYVILLE
CENTER FOR AGING
SEE DUKE UNIV. CENTER FOR THE STUDY OF AGING AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
CENTER FOR COMMUNITY SELF-+CLP
SEE ALSO CREDIT UNIONS
SEE ALSO HOUSING, DURHAM
SELF-HELP CENTER TO GET $20,000
TAR HEEL JOBLESS RATE LOW, BUT SO ARE UAGES
RECORD LOW JOBLESS RATE HAS DOWN SIDE
CENTER FOR CREATIVE LEADERSHIP (GREENSBORO)
HUNT'S EDUCATION RECORD
CENTER FOR DISEASE CONTROL
ACTIVISTS CHARGE AIDS EDUCATION MONEY BEING HELD UP
NORTH CAROLINA CRITICIZED FOR DELAY IN AIDS PROGRAM
DURHAM COUNTY DODGING U.S. RISE IN SYPHILIS CASES
CDC FINDS HIGH AIDS RATE AMONG MIGRANTS
THE SLANTED AIDS REPORT
AIDS STUDY COULD LEAD TO NATIONAL HOUSEHOLD SURVEY
PETS MAY PROVIDE WARNING OF CHEMICAL HAZARDS — RESEARCHER
CENTER FOR MICROELECTRONICS (GENERAL ELECTRIC-OWNED)
SEE ALSO ELECTRONICS INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO MICROELECTRONICS CENTER OF N.C. (STATE RESEARCH FACILITY)
GE TO SELL HARRIS CHIP DIVISION; RTP SITE NOT INCLUDED
CENTER FOR REPRODUCTIVE MEDICINE
NON-SURGICAL IN VITRO THINS CALLED
CENTER STAGE
CENTER STAGE SERIES
DOUBLE BLESSING'
CENTERFEST
SEE ALSO FESTIVALS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO PREDICTION RUN
TRIANGLE PUTS FOUR IN FESTIVALS' TOP 1,000
EXTRAVAGANZA IN ARTS
CALLING ALL ARTISTS
BIMBE XX BEGINS; CAROLINA CLOSING
CENTERFEST DEADLINE
DR. JOHN, LITTLE CHARLIE AMONG BLUES FEST ACTS
DURHAM'S GIFT TO DURHAM
COME BACK DOWNTOWN
'GOOD MORNING' DURHAM
ARTS UNWRAPPED DURING CENTERFEST
CENTERFEST '88
CLEARING THE RECORD
SPECTACULAR WEEKEND AHEAD
FLAG GOING UP
BIG WEEXEND FOR THE ARTS
A LITTLE BIT OF THIS, A LITTLE BIT OF THAT
CENTERFEST WILL OPEN ARTS BUILDING
CENTERFEST BEGINS
CENTERFEST CELEBRATES CHANGES IN DOWNTOWN
CENTERFEST, 2-DAY STAND OPENS TODAY DOWNTOWN
CE N TERFEST HOPES TO BE 'BIG SPLASH'
DURHAM'S CENTERFEST WET, BUT NOT WASHED OUT
OUT OF THE DRIZZLE
CENTERFEST DRAWS UP TO 30,000 ON DRIER SECOND DAY
ARTS COUNCIL UNWRAPS BUILDING; CITY TO CONSIDER OFFICIAL NAME
'KISS ME KATE' SPIRITED, FUN
C T S
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P
E
D -
-DATE —
S I T
E L Y
C -PG L P BYL
S
2 12/16/1988 B
1 P P S76
2 11/05/1988 C 3 N
S 2 6/18/1988 C 1 N
H 2 8/17/1988 A 16 N
S 2 8/17/1988 A 6 N
H 2 8/18/1988 A 4 L
s
2
6/20/1988 C
3
N
s
2
7/13/1988 A
14
N
s
c
8/22/1988 C
1
N H65
S
2
9/02/1988 C
2
N
H
2
9/10/1988 A
A
E
H
2
10/05/1988 C
14
N K65
H
2
12/07/1988 B
N K65
H 2 8/16/1988 A 15 N
H
2
5/20/1988 C
2 P N
S
2
9/01/1988 D
6 I
H
9
3/29/1988 C
4 U W66
H
2
4/03/1988 D
4 E
S
2
6/09/1988 D
10 N G59
H
2
6/14/1988 A
11 P U W66
s
2
8/04/1988 D
7 N
H
2
8/16/1988 A
11 U U66
H
2
8/30/1988 A
4 E
H
2
9/08/1988 A
4 E
s
2
9/08/1988 D
2 P F B71
s
2
9/08/1988 D
2 P F B71
H
2
9/11/1988 G
1 D F
H
2
9/13/1988 A
2 N
H
2
9/15/1988 A
4 E
H
2
9/15/1988 B
2 P P L38
s
2
9/15/1988 D
2 N
H
2
9/16/1988 D
12 F F U66
s
2
9/16/1988 A
1 P N B71
s
2
9/16/1988 A
3 I
s
n
9/16/1988 A
4 E
H
2
9/17/1988 A
1 N W66
s
2
9/17/1988 A
1 P N W82
H
2
9/18/1988 A
1 N M60
H
2
9/18/1988 B
1 P P K30
H
2
9/19/1988 A
1 P N M60
S
2
9/19/1988 A
1 P N B71
S
2
9/19/1988 B
5 P R W63
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MONTHLY/
ANNUAL INDEX 6
1/01/1988 - 12/31/1988
Y SUBJE
MORE THAN FOOD?
LIGHTS, PLEASE
CENTER/GALLERY
SEE ALSO WOMEN, ARTISTS
ARTS ORGANIZATIONS MERGING IN CARRBORO
MS. GROSVENOR SPEAKS ABOUT GULLAH ROOTS
TRIANGLE ARTISTS' WORK TO BE SHOWN IN DUKE EXHIBITION
'VANITAS' BY ANN U. ROULES
CENTERPOINT
SEE ALSO HILLSBOROUGH, N.C., SHOPPING CENTERS
GATES HOPES FOR NEW LINK WITH OUASA
CENTRAL MCRICA
SEE ALSO INTERNATIONAL COMMISSION ON CENTRAL AMERICAN RECOVERY AND DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO MAPS, CENTRAL AMERICA
DURHAM GROUP UNDER FBI SURVEILLANCE
SPEECHES ON CENTRAL AMERICA SET FOR WEEKEND
IN CASE YOU DIDN'T KNOW...
TROUBLE SPOTS OF CENTRAL AMERICA (CARTOON)
DIPLOMACY VS. FELONY
LATIN CUISINE SPICES SCHOOL, GETS MIXED REVIEWS
U.S. ADMINISTRATION HYPOCRITICAL ABOUT RIGHTS IN CENTRAL AMERICA
ADMINISTRATION IS HYPOCRITICAL
SELF-DETERMINATION ANTI-RED
WHO WILL SPEAK FOR NICARAGUAN CHILDREN?
EL SALVADORAN GIVES TALK ON POLITICAL TERRORISM
KITCHEN'S MUSIC CAN IMPROVE U.S. IMAGE
SWEDISH AGENCY GIVES GRANT TO DUKE CENTER
SANFORD'S BRAINCHILD PANEL TARGETS ECONOMIC RECOVERY IN C. AMERICA
CENTRAL AMERICAN PANEL LISTS RECOHHENDATIONS
HELMS' MOVE ON A ID Big QUESTIONED AS CONFLICT
PRICE CALLS FOR FETZER TO WIDEN DEBATE ISSUE
SANFORD PLAN ENDORSED
HELMS VOTES AGAINST SANFORD RESOLUTION
AT DUKE, STUDENTS WILL NOT SUE SECRET SERVICE
CHANGE CENTRAL AMERICA POLICY
CENTRAL AMERICA PEACE PLAN
SEE ALSO CONTRAS
SEE ALSO NICARAGUA
SEE ALSO PEACE
SEE ALSO SANDINISTAS
REP. VALENTINE COMMENDED
SUPPORT FREEDOM FIGHTERS
THE ACCOMPANIST (CARTOON)
CONGRESS SHOULD RESTRAIN DOGS OF WAR AND GIVE PEACE A CHANCE
SANFORD*. CLARIFY CONTRA POLICY
CENTRAL CAROLINA BANK & TRUST CO.
SEE ALSO CENTRAL CAROLINA BANK FINANCIAL CORP.
SEE ALSO TRUST BUILDING (DURHAM, N.C.)
CCB VAULTED BY STORM HASTE
U.S.. AREA BANKS LOWER PRIME RATE
NO PANE, NO GAIN
ALLENTON BREAKS GROUND IN CARY
TAXPAYERS' DREADED DAY IS RAPIDLY DRAWING NIGH
VICE PRESIDENTS NAMED FOR NEW CCB DIVISIONS
CCB REVAMPS DIVISIONS, NAMES VICE PRESIDENTS
PRIME RATE TWITCHES TO 9X; CCB LENDING RATE BUMPED UP
BANK BOOSTS TEACHER OF YEAR PROGRAM
CCB NAMES 5 SENIOR VICE PRESIDENTS
CCB NAMES ERNEST ROESSLER EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT
TEACHERS OF YEAR TO BE ANNOUNCED NEXT MONTH
PROFITEERING FOR COMMUNITY
FOCUSING ON EXCELLENCE
CCB PLANS OPERATIONS CENTER
VENERABLE CCB BUILDING WITHSTANDS TIME, RIVALS
CENTRAL CAROLINA BANK & TRUST CO., DIVIDENDS
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N
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E
L Y
p
D
— DATE — C -PG L P BYL
s
2
9/19/1988 C
1 P P T44
H
2 10/10/1988 A
4
E
H
2
1/01/1988 C
10
N 080
S
2
2/04/1988 A
11
N
H
2
7/08/1988 A
11
N
H
2
7/29/1988 D
16 P P
CHH 1
7/29/1988 A
1
N R63
S
r
2
2/01/1988 A
3
N
H
2
2/11/1988 A
16
N
S
2
2/13/1988 A
4
E
H
2
3/24/1988 A
4 T T R56
H
2
3/26/1988 A
4
L
S
2
3/30/1988 C
1 P N S92
S
2
3/31/1988 A
4
L
H
2
4/04/1988 A
4
L
H
2
4/12/1988 A
4
L
H
2
4/20/1988 A
4
L
S
2
5/02/1988 A
7
N
S
2
5/14/1988 A
4
E
H
2
6/15/1988 B
9
N
H
2
6/21/1988 B
1 P N N36
H
2
6/27/1988 B
1
N N36
H
2
7/18/1988 B
6
N
CHH 1
7/19/1988 A
1
N B31
H
2
7/28/1988 C
5
N
H
2
8/07/1988 B
3
N
S
2
9/12/1988 A
1
N
H
2 11/23/1988 A
4
L
H
2
1/21/1988 A
4 L
H
2
1/28/1988 A
4 
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