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THE LIBRARY OF THE
UNIVERSITY OF
NORTH CAROLINA
AT CHAPEL HILL
THE COLLECTION OF
NORTH CAROLINIANA
CR071.5
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Index 1989
Subject
A-H
UNIVERSITY OF N.C. AT CHAPEL HILL
00040646355
FOR USE ONLY IN
THE NORTH CAROLINA COLLECTION
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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
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THE DURHAM SUN
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SUBJECT INDEX
JANUARY-DECEMBER
1989
Compiled by Herald-Sun Library
Published by Herald-Sun Newspapers
Durham, N.C.
ISSN 0741-0328
IND-EX
INTRODUCTION TO IND-EX
IND-EX is a guide to articles and photographs in the local and regional editions of the
DURHAM MORNING HERALD
THE CHAPEL HILL HERALD
THE DURHAM SUN.
It is published in monthly issues and in an annual cumulated volume by the Herald-Sun Newspaper Library.
SCOPE OF IND-EX
Items concerning events, people and places in Durham, Chapel Hill and selected counties in Piedmont N.C. are
included in IND-EX. National and international news are excluded with rare exception.
Editorials, features, reviews, photos, columns and articles by local news staff are included regardless of
subject. Generally not included are syndicated columns, wire service features, marriage, birth and death
announcements, legal notices and routine sports scores.
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.
Acronyms and initialisms precede words or phrases. Within word groups, commas precede characters:
"N.C, state employees" precedes "N.C. Arts Society."
Within word groups, numerals precede letters:
"Wilmington 10" precedes "Wilmington ABC Board."
In all other cases, numbers should be treated as if spelled out.
Hyphens 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 subject. For each, a
headline is provided along with symbols identifying the name of the newspaper, edition, date, section, page,
type of article, reporter by-line and type of illustration. Explanations for all symbols appear on the following page.
INDEXING DEPTH
Names of individuals are indexed when quoted heavily, the subject of a news story or feature, or noteworthy for
some reason. Subject headings are assigned to each story 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:
"AZT" not "Drugs."
When necessary, sub-headings are used to make broad headings more specific:
"Durham City Council, budget"
"Fires, Orange County"
"Granville County Schools, computers"
"N.C. General Assembly, legislators."
Cross-references are used to guide the user to the appropriate headings. "See" references point from invalid
headings to correct ones. "See-also" references indicate related headings.
Key to Symbols Used in IND-EX
NP (Newspapers)
H DURHAM MORNING HERALD
CHH CHAPEL HILL HERALD
S THE DURHAM SUN
ED
(E
ditions)
1
-1st ed. (Region/State)
2
-2nd ed. (Final)
3
-3rd ed. (Metro/Orange)
SEC
(Section)
PG
(Page)
TYF
(Type)
A
Advertisement
B
Profile
E
Editorial
F
Feature
G
Feature in a series
H
I
Editorial in a series
Calendar/Schedule
J
Commentary
K
Commentary in a series
L
Letter to the Editor
M
Map
N
News
0
Obituary
P
Photo
Q
News in a series
R
Review
S
Review in a series
T
Cartoon
U
Column
V
Columns in a series
w
Literary Work
ILL
(Illustration)
C
Chart or Graph
D
Drawing
M
Map
P
Photo
T
Cartoon
BYL (By-line)
A20
Adams, John H.
L40
Lineberry, Danny
A47
Allen, Laura
L45
Long, Ginger W.
A51
Amer, Mona
L57
Lougee, George
A54
Andrews, Mark
L59
Lourdeaux, Lee
A76
Armstrong, Elson
L90
Lucas, Liz
B05
Battle, Robin
M06
Mclntyre, Edison
Bll
Baxter, Jeanna
M14
Mann, Steve
B31
Beavers, Tom
M20
Margolis, Susan
B36
Belvin, Brent
M25
Martin, Dwight
B40
Berardino, Mike
M31
Matti, Michael Carmen
B53
Bonner, Paul
M51
Michael, Kammie
B56
Bost, Toby
M53
Mihaly, Robert
B58
Boswell, Carl
M57
Miller, Jonathan
B64
Britt, Tony
M60
Mills, James F.
B71
Broili, Susan
M64
Montgomery, Lee
B77
Brown, Mike
M66
Moore, Harold
B85
Bruneau, Dan
M70
Moore, Tom
C05
Callis, Jim
M88
Morris, Ron
C09
Carson, Al
M98
Mustian, Joey
C45
Charlson, Dan
N36
Newton, David
C47
Childress, Greg
Oil
O'Connor, Paul T.
C49
Clayton, Ward
046
Oliver, Tom
C50
Cole, John
080
Orange Bureaus
C52
Coons, Kip
P10
Page, Jean R.
C58
Corneilson, Paul
P38
Pfutzner, Lenore Jones
C60
Cornelius Brown, Ann
P41
Phillips, Mary Beth
C61
Craven, Jo
P52
Potter, Mike
C62
Crenshaw, Laura
P75
Price, Ed
D10
Dargan, William T.
P80
Prince, Pamela
D18
Dascenzo, Frank
R53
Raleigh Bureau
D38
Dickinson, Blake
R54
Reed, Jay
D77
Duckett, Anne
R56
Reynolds, Jamey
D80
Duke News Bureau
R60
Rollins, Tyler
D85
Dupree, Jimmy
R63
Rosen, Rocky
E33
Egger, Jane
R80
RTP Bureau
F25
Featherston, Al
R90
Ruth, Mary H.
F55
Fox, Jon Hartley
S12
Schaver, Mark
F95
Furlong, Jim
S17
Schultz, Mark
G33
Gentry, Jerry
S22
Semple, Kirk
G44
Glennon, John
S27
Sereno, Julian
G50
Godwin, John
S56
Smith, Emily
G55
Goetzl, David
S66
Smith, R.C.
G59
Green, Ann
S69
Smith, William M.
G68
Greenberg, Blue
S73
Sorenson, Rick
G98
Gyorgy, Dean
S76
Sparks, Jim
H05
Hammond, Marie
S78
Stagg, Bill
H09
Harrell, Carlton
S82
Stevenson, John
H45
Hodges, Betty
S92
Surratt, Linda
H49
Hodges, Ed
T32
Thomas, Bernard
H60
Holmes, Jack
T33
Thomas, Elaine
H65
Home, Kimberly
T35
Thompson, Mike
H70
Howard, J. Lee
T37
Thornton, Jim
H90
Huffman, Eddie
T44
Tisdale, Shey
J04
Jablonover, Lara
T77
Trotter, Jennifer
J20
Jiggetts, Vicky
U57
Upchurch, Keith
J40
Johnston, Flo
U80
UNC News Bureau
J55
Jones, Richard S.
V05
Vaden, Jon
K30
Keister, Kevin
W08
Walker, Richard
K65
Knight, Myra G.
M09
Wall, Don
L22
Landreth, Eddy
W15
Walston, Dee
L34
Lee, Elizabeth
W55
White, David
L37
Lewis, Gordon
W57
White, Julia
L38
Liddy, Chuck
W63
Winstead-Mann, Deborah
W66
Wise, Jim
Yll
Yarbrough, Michael
Zll
Zepp, Carol
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MONTHLY/
ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
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S I T
N E ELY
P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
A & T STATE UNIV.
SEE N.C. A&T STATE UNIV.
ABC (AMERICAN BROADCASTING CO.)
SEE ALSO CAPITAL CITIES-ABC INC.
LAWYERS ARGUE WHETHER ABC SHOULD PRODUCE FILM IN LAWSUIT
PUBLIC DESERVES BETTER THAN LIES _ __. „
NETWORK WON'T HAVE TO TURN OVER TAPED INTERVIEWS WITH DUKE OFFICIALS
ABC BOARD
SEE N.C. ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL BOARD
SEE ORANGE COUNTY ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL BOARD
ABC LAWS
SEE ALSO ALCOHOL, ILLICIT SALES
SEE ALSO ALCOHOL LAW ENFORCEMENT
SEE ALSO N.C. ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL BOARD
LIFTING CONTAINER BAN WRONG ROAD TO SAFETY
ASSESSMENT LAW TACKED ON DWI CONVICTIONS EFFECTIVE JAN. 1
ABC STORES
SEE ALSO ALCOHOL
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY ABC
SEE ALSO N.C. ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL BOARD
ARMED MAN ROBS DURHAM LIQUOR STORE
LIQUOR STORE ROBBED AGAIN
GUNMAN ROBS ABC STORE
GROUP SEEKING TIPS ON ABC STORE HEISTS
3 ROB ABC STORE; 4TH TO BE HIT IN MONTH
UNION OFFICIAL BLASTS ABC BOARD FOR PUNISHING HELD-UP WORKER
ATTEMPTED THEFT IN BUTNER ADDED TO MAN'S CHARGES
STORE ROBBED; CLERK IDENTIFIES JAIL ESCAFtE
OFFICERS NAB HASKINS AFTER ABC ROBBERY
AFTER THREE ROBBERIES, ABC CLERK SAYS THE NIGHT BRINGS TENSION NOW
MEN ROB ABC STORE ON INFINITY ROAD
THREE MEN ROB ABC STORE, BIND CLERKS
'HINIBOTTLES' SHOWING UP MORE AND MORE
ABC STORE IS HELD UP AT GUNPOINT
ARMED ROBBERS HOLD UP TWO LIQUOR STORES
SUSPECT IN SEVERAL ARMED ROBBERIES ARRESTED IN RALEIGH
VOTE TODAY ON ABC'S PROPOSED DRIVE-IN STORE
POLICE CHARGE MAN WITH ABC STORE HEIST
GARDEN t DRIVE-IN ABC STORE IDEA SHOT DOWN TOO QUICKLY
SUSPECT FACES MULTIPLE COUNTS IN ABC HOLDUPS
AREA ABC STORE ROBBERY VICTIMS BLAST SECURITY
SIMPLE AS ABC, SALES OF MINIBOTTLES ON THE RISE IN COUNTY
ABC BOARD CLAIMS SECURITY EQUAL TO OTHER COUNTIES
ACMA USA INC. (FORMERLY WRIGHT MACHINERY CO.)
PLANT'S CLOSING TO ELIMINATE 52 JOBS
ACTION LEAGUE (AGENCIES COMING TOGETHER IMPROVING OUR NEIGHBORHOODS)
SEE ALSO NEIGHBORHOODS
SEE ALSO RECREATION, DURHAM
ACTION LEAGUE MAKES WINNERS OF YOUNG PEOPLE
YOUTH BASKETBALL LEAGUE SEASON ENDS
AFL-CIO
SEE AMERICAN FEDERATION OF LABOR AND CONGRESS OF INDUSTRIAL ORGANIZATIONS
AG COMMUNICATIONS CORP.
AREA IMPACT SAID NIL IN GTE-AT&T DEAL
H 2 8/04/1989 C
H 2 8/12/1989 A
S 2 8/22/1989 B
S 2 7/03/1989 A
H 2 12/01/1989 C
H
S
H
S
S
H
H
H
S
H
S
H
S
CHH 1
H 2
H 2
H
1/29/1989 B
2/09/198? C
2/13/1989 B
2/20/1989 C
2/24/1989
2/25/1989
3/03/1989
5/10/1989
5/10/198?
5/18/1989
6/24/198?
6/25/1989 B
6/28/1989 A
7/01/1989 A
7/11/1989 B
7/14/1989 C
7/14/198? C
7/14/1989 C
7/15/1989 C
7/16/1989 B
7/21/1989 A
7/23/1989 B
7/27/1989 C
2 3/21/198? D
2 5/16/1989 B
1 N S82
4 E
1 N
E
N S82
N
N
N
N
N
N A54
N
N M51
N B53
N M51
N
N M51
N T77
N
N M51
N M70
N S22
N B53
N S22
N
N S22
N S22
N S22
H 2 9/09/1989 C 1 N
6 P N A76
5 P N A76
S 2 1/04/1989 C 1 N H65
AHP INC.
SUBJECTS
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1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989
CULBRETH PARK HOUSING PROJECT GETS PLANNERS' BACKING
AIDS
SEE ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME
aids community RESIDENCE ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO AIDS SERVICES PROJECT
SEE ALSO ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME, DURHAM CASES
SEE ALSO GROUP CARE HOMES
SEE ALSO HOMELESS SHELTER
DURHAM HOSTS N.C.'S 1ST HOME FOR AIDS PATIENTS
TRIANGLE MAYORS TO SIGN AIDS-FUND PROCLAMATION
AIDS SERVICES PROJECT
SEE ALSO AIDS COMMUNITY RESIDENCE ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME, DURHAM CASES
SWEET HONEY SINGS
SWEET HONEY IN THE ROCK RAISESMIND, HEART
DURHAM TO GET AIDS EDUCATION PROGRAM
AMSCO INC. _
COMPANY SEEKING LAND IN GRANVILLE TO APPLY SLUDGE
FARMERS RECEPTIVE TO USING CITY SLUDGE
HALKICTIS STILL WANTS NO PART OF DURHAM SLUICE FOR COUNTY
AMTRAK
DOWN AT THE STATION
AMTRAK WANTS «15.5 MILLION FROM STATE FOR ROCKY MOUNT-CHARLOTTE SERVICE
ALL ABOARD FOR REVIVED AMTRAK
STRETCHING N.C.'S ROAD MAP
TRAIN SERVICE BACKERS PUSH 'DAILY DOUBLE'
AT4T FOUNDATION
DUKE RECEIVES $250,000 GRANT FROM ATiT
ATC
SEE AMERICAN TELEVISION AND COMMUNICATIONS CORP.
AZT (AUDOTHYMINE)
SEE ALSO ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME
SEE ALSO RETROVIR _
AIDS VIRUS SHOWN TO RESIST AZT; TEST OF BURROUGHS WELLCOME DRUG...
SENATE FAILS TO EXTEND AZT PROGRAM
U.S. SCIENTISTS CLAIM IMPROVED DRUG FOR AIDS
4 ACTIVISTS STORM BURROUGHS WELLCOME IN PROTEST OVER COST OF AIDS DRUG
AZT COST PROTESTERS HAVE CASES DISMISSED
DRUG AZT FOUND TO SLOW DISEASE IN NEW PATIENTS
AZT IS FOUND TO DELAY AIDS IN VIRUS CARRIERS
BURROUGHS WELLCOME CO. STOCK SOARS ON SUCCESS
COMPANY SET TO MEET UPPED DEMAND FOR AZT
AMERICANS' BILL FOR AZT COULD SURPASS $2 BILLION
HIS DISCOVERY OF AZT DRUG PAYIN6 OFF— BUT NOT FOR HIM
AZT MAY BE COST-EFFECTIVE
MORE AIDS TESTING NEEDED
DUKE, UNO MEDICAL SCHOOLS TO TEST NEW AIDS DRUG
GROUPS URGE BURROUGHS WELLCOME TO CUT PRICE OF AZT
IS BURROUGHS WELLCOHE'S AIDS DRUG OVERPRICED OR A BARGAIN?
GROUPS PRESS DRUG COMPANY TO CUT PRICE OF AIDS MEDICINE
BURROUGHS WELLCOME, AZT PROFITS UNDER FIRE
STUDY PATIENTS COURAGEOUS
AZT COST REDUCED BY 20X
SLURS ON ACT PRICE CUT UNDESERVED— NOBELIST
HOPE'S ONLY MESSENGER
ACT-MAKER DESERVES PRAISE, NOT CRITICISM
ALBS DRUG TO BE MADE AS SYRUP
AIDS CHILDREN TO GET FREE ACT
DUKE IN FOREFRONT OF ACT TREATMENT AND RESEARCH
BURROUGHS TO GIVE FREE ACT TO CHILDREN
BURROUGHS WELLCOME UNVEILS PLANS FOR DISTRIBUTING ACT TO CHILDREN
DUKE PEDIATRIC RESEARCHERS CHEER FDA DECISION TO EXPAND ACT USE
D — DATE-
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S I T
E L Y
C -PG L P BYL
CHH 1 3/14/1989 A 1 N M70
2 6/16/1989 A 1 P N M06
2 11/30/1989 B 1 N C61
S 2 2/23/1989 D 3 P N B71
S 2 3/02/1989 D 5 R B71
H 2 9/27/1989 C 12 N
H 1 9/09/1989 C
S 2 9/11/1989 A
CHH 1 10/06/1989 A
1 N T33
1 N C61
1 P N M20
1/04/1989 A
1/12/1989 D
8/06/1989 D
8/26/1989 A
9/08/1989 A
T37
L40
S 2 8/19/1989 C 1 N
3/15/1989
3/18/1989
3/22/1989
4/26/1989
5/03/1989
8/04/1989
8/18/1989
8/19/1989
8/19/1989
8/21/1989
8/22/1989
8/23/1989
8/23/1989
8/31/1989
8/31/1989
9/02/1989
9/06/1989
9/16/1989
9/18/1989
9/19/1989
9/20/1989
9/21/1989
9/21/1989
10/05/1989
10/26/1989
10/26/1989
10/26/1989
10/27/1989
10/27/1989
1 N
6 N
1 N
1 P N
12 N
1
1
1
1
1
2
4
5
1
13
8
3
1
4
1
1 P N
4 E
K65
C47
C60
C60
C60
K65
K65
K65
C61
H65
H65
K65
C60
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THLY/ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
-DATE-
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E L Y
C -PG L P BYL
A.D. CLARK SWIMMING POOL
SEE HARGRAVES COMMUNITY CENTER (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.)
A. L. STANBACK MIDDLE SCHOOL
SEE STANBACK MIDDLE SCHOOL (ORANGE COUNTY)
ABANDONED PETS
SEE ALSO PETS
ANIMAL ABANDONMENT; ORANGE CO.
ABDOMINAL PREGNANCIES
SEE PREGNANCY
OFFICIAL SAYS PROBLEM ESCALATING...
ABORTION
SEE ALSO ABORTION CLINICS
SEE ALSO BIRTH CONTROL
SEE ALSO CHILDBIRTH
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, ABORTIONS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL, ABORTIONS
SEE ALSO FETUSES
SEE ALSO NATIONAL ABORTION RIGHTS ACTION LEAGUE (NARAL)
SEE ALSO NEW BEGINNINGS PREGNANCY COUNSELING SERVICES
SEE ALSO N.C. ABORTION FUND
SEE ALSO PREGNANCY
SEE ALSO PRO-LIFE MOVEMENT
SEE ALSO ROE VS. WADE
SEE ALSO STUDENTS FOR CHOICE
SEE ALSO WEBSTER VS. REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH SERVICES
NOW SUBPOENAS ABORTION PROTESTER
FORCES ON BOTH SIDES PLAN ACTIONS
PRO-CHOICE GROUPS PLAN CELEBRATION
ANTI-ABORTION LAW SHOULD BE UPHELD BY TOP COURT/DENNIS L. CUDDY
TRIANGLE GROUPS PLAN 'CELEBRATION OF CHOICE'
ABORTION RIGHTS DRIVE BEGINS
EIGHT ARRESTED IN ABORTION PROTEST ACTION
70,000 PROTEST ABORTION
bush-sullivan: STRANGE POLITICS
FORGET EMOTIONALISM
DEMOCRATIC OFFICIAL HIT ON ABORTION COMMENT
ABORTION REJECTED, SON LIVES
OFFICIALS SAY STATE MAY LOSE ACCESS TO FUTURE RAILROAD RIGHTS-OF-WAY
SENATE TENTATIVELY APPROVES BILL ON FETUS REMAINS
WHERE DO SPOUSAL RIGHTS END''
EDITORIAL OUT OF STEP
ABORTION PROTESTER SAYS DOCTOR THREATENED HER
SENATE DELAYS VOTE ON FETUS REMAINS BILL
BILL ON DISPOSAL OF ABORTION REMAINS IS RETURNED TO COMMITTEE BY SENATE
ABORTION CONSENT BILL STIRS EMOTIONS
SENATE SEEN AS KEY ON ABORTION ISSUE
ABORTION CONSENT BILL CLEARS FIRST HURDLE
ABORTION BILL RAISES TEEN-PARENT QUESTIONS
LAWYER IN ABORTION CASE TO DEBATE PHYLLIS SCHLAFLY
ABORTION CONSENT BILL ADVANCES AMID SHOUTS OVER VOTE
PLANNED PARENTHOOD GEARS UP FOR FIGHT ON ROE VS. WADE
POLICE ARREST 9 ANTI-ABORTION PROTESTERS ON TRESPASS CHARGES
HOUSE BACKS REQUIRING ABORTION CONSENT FOR MINORS
HOUSE GIVES PARENTAL CONSENT ABORTION BILL FINAL OK
DIVINE WORD ON ABORTION
ABORTION ISSUE DEBATED
RECONSIDERING ABORTION
ABORTION BILL NEEDS TOUGH LEGAL BYPASS
MODIFY A BAD RULING; ABORTIONS HAVE BECOME A FORM OF BIRTH CONTROL
ABORTION-CONSENT BILL, RIVAL BILL GO TO SUBCOMMITTEE
PRO-CHOICE MARCH DRAWS AREA SUPPORT
STUDENTS CALL FOR CHOICE
»PRO-CH0ICE» STUDENTS RALLY AT DUKE (CORRECTION PRINTED 4-14-89)
CORRECTION
PANEL APPROVES CUTTING $724,000 FROM ABORTION FUND
ANTI-ABORTION LAW LIKELY TO STAND
CHH 1 3/06/1989 A 3 P N S17
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
S 2
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
H 2
S 2
S 2
H 2
CHH 1
1/05/1989 A
1/05/1989 A
1/10/1989 B
1/18/1989 A
1/20/1989 B
1/22/1989 B
1/22/1989 A
1/24/1989 A
1/27/1989 A
1/30/1989 A
2/04/1989 B
2/06/1989 A
2/09/1989
2/10/1989
2/13/1989
2/13/1989
2/13/1989
2/14/1989
2/15/1989
2/23/1989
3/01/1989
3/02/1989 B
3/13/1989 A
3/17/1989 A
3/17/1989 B
3/17/1989 A
3/18/1989 C
3/23/1989 B
3/24/1989 A
3/31/1989
3/31/1989
3/31/1989
4/01/1989
4/03/1989
4/05/1989 B
4/08/1989 A
4/13/1989 C
4/13/1989 B
4/14/1989 A
4/15/1989 B
4/27/1989 A
S17
S17
C45
C62
N
N
N
J
N
N
N
N
E
E
N
L
N
N
E
L
N
N
N
N
N
N
J
N
N
N S17
N 653
N
N
L
N L90
N
E
E
N
N
P
N
N
N
N L90
Oil
T37
G59
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MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
COMMITTEE REJECTS DEEPER CUT IN STATE ABORTION FUND
ABORTION LAWS: DON'T TURN BACK THE CLOCK
PARENTAL CONSENT ISSUE WON'T BE SWEPT UNDER RUG, STATE SENATORS SAY
HOUSE PARTIES SET TO PUSH SUPPORT FOR ABORTION RIGHTS
ABORTION CONSENT MEASURE IS STILL PRODUCING DEBATE
ABORTION-RIGHTS SUPPORTERS URGED TO CAMPAIGN HARDER
ABORTION BILL AMENDMENT IS APPROVED
DURHAM PANEL PRESSES ABORTION RIGHTS FIGHT
ABORTION PARENTAL CONSENT BILL HINGES ON AFFORDABILITY
ABORTION LAWS WEAKENED; STAGE SET FOR BATTLE IN STATE
LIFE'S BEGINNING! A QUESTION THAT ELUDES SCIENCE
ABORTION RULING HAILED, DENOUNCED BY TAR HEELS
RULING MAY AFFECT ABORTIONS IN COUNTY
COURT DECISION DISPLEASES BOTH SIDES OF ISSUE
DUKE, UNC PROFS EXPRESS DIFFERING ABORTION VIEWS
SUPREME COURT TAKES AX TO ABORTION RIGHTS
PUBLIC WANTS CURBS; COURT'S ABORTION DECISION OPENS WAY TO LEGISLATION
INSIGHT/ABORTION RULING'S SHOCK WAVES HIT THE LEGISLATURE
...AT THE VERY LEAST, ABORTIONS SHOULD BE LEGAL AND SAFE... (CARTOON)
CUTTING-EDGE ISSUES IN ABORTION: WHAT'S LIFE AND WHAT ARE OUR VALUES'*
ABORTION LAW WOULD CUT 30 A YEAR AT DUKE
ABORTION IS MURDER
DESTRUCTION BY ABORTION IS A WAR WITHOUT GUNS, TANKS
FACTS MISREPRESENTED
OPPONENTS OF ABORTION ARE USING PSEUDO-SCIENCE
PLEASE RESPECT WOMEN
DUKE LAW PROF! ABORTION RULING TESTS '73 VOTE
DURHAM ABORTION PROTEST PEACEFUL
VEHEMENT ATTACK MOUNTED
DEMONSTRATORS FOUND GUILTY OF TRESPASSING
ANTI-ABORTION ACTIVISTS TO APPEAL CONVICTIONS
AGENCY GEARS UP FOR NOVEMBER PRO-CHOICE RALLY
JURY DELIBERATING CASE AGAINST ABORTION FOE
HUNG JURY BRINGS MISTRIAL IN ABORTION-PROTEST CASE
ABORTION FOES WON'T HAVE AN EASY BATTLE
BUSH'S ABORTION VETO WRONG
MCKERNAN: ABORTION ISSUE AIDS GOP CANDIDATES
ANTI-ABORTIONISTS POLL CITY COUNCIL CANDIDATES
ABORTION n c
SEE ALSo'duKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, ABORTIONS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL, ABORTIONS
SEE ALSO PRO-LIFE NETWORK OF DURHAM AND CHAPEL HILL
MAVRETIC SEEKS ABORTION PANEL
ABORTION COMMITTEE WILL HAVE TOUGH JOB
ABORTION ISSUE COULD HAVE SERIOUS EFFECT ON OTHER N.C. POLICIES
PRO-CHOICERS RALLY IN RALEIGH
2 DURHAM LEGISLATORS OPPOSE NEW ABORTION BILL
ABORTION RULING POSES FUTURE GOP PROBLEM
PANEL ON ABORTION ISSUES HAS WOBBLY START
MARTIN! REFERENDUM ON ABORTION ISSUES WOULD BE GOOD IDEA
INSIGHT/MAVRETIC'S REPORT CARD
ABORTION FOES UNDER INJUNCTION
PRO-LIFE ACTIVISTS PLAN INCREASED PROTESTS AT CLINIC
WOMEN'S POLITICAL CAUCUS TARGETS N.C. LEGISLATURE
DEMONSTRATORS FOUND GUILTY OF TRESPASSING
N.C. REFERENDUM ON ABORTION MAY HAVE MERIT
WHOSE LAW OF 'NECESSITY'?
PRO-LIFE GROUP PRESSES CITY COUNCIL CANDIDATES ON ABORTION
ANTI-ABORTION SENTIMENT CLEAR IN CAROLINA POLL RESULTS
ABORTION PROTEST TRIAL ENDS IN MISTRIAL
PROSECUTOR WILL RETRY ABORTION-PROTEST CASES
HOW IMPORTANT IS ABORTION TO WINNING IN NORTH CAROLINA?
ABORTION CLINICS
SEE ALSO ABORTION
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER. ABORTIONS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL, ABORTIONS
IF SHE HAD LISTENED...
FOUR ABORTION OPPONENTS CONVICTED
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C -PG L P BYL
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
S
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
S
S
H
H
S
CHH 1
H 2
5/09/1989
5/20/1989
5/30/1989
6/16/1989
6/16/1989
6/21/1989
6/21/1989
7/03/1989
7/03/1989
7/04/1989
7/04/1989
7/04/1989
7/04/1989
7/04/1989
7/04/1989
7/04/1989
7/06/1989
7/09/1989
7/09/1989
7/09/1989
7/10/1989
7/10/1989
7/12/1989
7/12/1989
7/18/1989
7/18/1989
7/27/1989
7/29/1989
8/07/1989
8/09/1989
8/09/1989 B
8/21/1989 A
9/14/1989
9/15/1989
10/14/1989
10/25/1989
10/26/1989
10/27/1989
N
U
J
N
N
N S22
N
N T77
J Oil
N R63
N C60
N
N S17
N S17
N T77
E
E
U L40
T C50
J
N C60
L
L
L
L
L
N
N C61
L
N S82
N B53
N S17
N S82
N S82
E
E
N N36
N C61
S
2
7/11/1989 A
1
P N M06
s
2
7/12/1989 A
4
E
s
2
7/12/1989 A
5
J Oil
H
2
7/13/1989 C
1
N S22
S
2
7/13/1989 A
1
P N T77
S
2
7/13/1989 A
5
J Oil
H
2
7/16/1989 A
1
N L40
H
2
7/21/1989 A
12
N
H
2
7/23/1989 D
2
U L40
H
2
7/28/1989 C
1
N S82
H
2
7/30/1989 C
1
N S22
H
2
8/06/1989 A
1
N
H
2
8/09/1989 C
1
N S82
S
2
8/10/1989 A
5
J Oil
H
2
8/11/1989 A
4
E
H
2
10/27/1989 A
1
N R63
CHH 1
10/31/1989 A
3
N
H
2
11/03/1989 A
1
N S82
S
2 11/03/1989 A
10
N B53
H
2 11/19/1989 D
2
U
H 2 1/05/1989 A 4 L
H 2 1/19/1989 B 2 N
-LX630-
MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX B
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989
SUBJE
POLICE ARREST 9 ANTI-ABORTION PROTESTERS ON TRESPASS CHARGES
POLICE LOG/ABORTION PROTESTERS LEAVE PEACEFULLY
DOCTOR SAID NOT GUILTY OF MENACING PROTESTER
DOCTOR FOUND NOT GUILTY OF THREATENING PROTESTER
ABORTION ACTIVISTS GO ON TRIAL TODAY
ANTI-ABORTION PROTESTERS FOUND GUILTY OF TRESPASSING
ACTIONS DON'T DETER PATIENTS, LOCAL CLINIC EMPLOYEE SAYS
VOLUNTEERS SHIELD WOMEN FROM PROTESTERS
ABORTION AND THE PROFIT ISSUE
DURHAM POLICE ARREST 7 IN ABORTION PROTEST
7 ANTI-ABORTION DEMONSTRATORS ARRESTED AT DURHAM RALLY
DURHAM PANEL PRESSES ABORTION RIGHTS FIGHT
HEARINGS AUG. 8 FOR 7 ANTI-ABORTION PROTESTERS
ABORTION LAWS WEAKENED! STAGE SET FOR BATTLE IN STATE
RULING MAY AFFECT ABORTIONS IN COUNTY
PUBLIC WANTS CURBS ; COURT'S ABORTION DECISION OPENS WAY TO LEGISLATION
ABORTION LAW WOULD CUT 30 A YEAR AT DUKE „
DURHAM CLINIC SEEKS TO HALT PRO-LIFERS (CORRECTION PRINTED 7-26-89)
ABORTION CLINIC INJUNCTION DELAYED
CLEARING THE RECORD
JUDGE'S ORDER BARS ABORTION PROTESTERS
ABORTION FOES UNDER INJUNCTION
CLINIC LAWYER SAYS PROTESTS MAY NEED MORE LEGAL ACTION
DURHAM ABORTION PROTEST PEACEFUL
PRO-LIFE ACTIVISTS PLAN INCREASED PROTESTS AT CLINIC
DEMONSTRATORS FOUND GUILTY OF TRESPASSING
JURY DELIBERATING CASE AGAINST ABORTION FOE
PROTESTORS PEACEFUL AT RALLY
JURY SELECTION BEGINS FOR SEVEN ANTI-ABORTION ACTIVISTS
12 JURORS SEATED FOR TRESPASS DEFENDANTS
JUDGE REBUFFS MOST DEFENSE TACTICS IN PROTESTERS TRIAL
ABRACADABRA CAFE & THEATER (RALEIGH, N.C.)
SEE ALSO THEATERS, N.C.
ABRACADABRA OPENS
ABRACADABRA MAKES MAGIC
ABRACADABRA'S 'LA CAGE' IS ANYTHING PUT A DRAG
SPIRIT OF SPOOF KEEPS 'DAMES' AFLOAT
MUSICAL PROVIDES EVENING OF LAUGHS AND DANCE
THIS 'BYE BYE BIRDIE' FLIES - AS FAR AS IT CAN
•BIRDIE' CONTINUES TO PLEASE AT ABRACADABRA
AN EMOTIONAL AFFAIR/'CAROUSEL'
ABRACADABRA CLOSES
ABSENTEE BALLOTS
SEE ALSO ELECTIONS, N.C.
ABSENTEES CAN VOTE IN REFERENDUM
DEADLINES APPROACHING FOR ABSENTEE BALLOTS IN ALAMANCE CO. SCHOOL TAX...
POLITICKING SLOW IN ALAMANCE MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS
ABUNDANT LIFE CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY
YOUNG GAS LEAK VICTIM
NOXIOUS GAS FORCES SCHOOL EVACUATION; SEVEN SENT TO HOSPITAL
INCLUDE SCHOOLS IN EMERGENCY PLANNING, STATE OFFICIALS SAY
HILLSBOROUGH GAS SICKNESS CAUSE STILL NOT CONFIRMED
SEWER GAS BLAMED FOR ILLNESS AT SCHOOL
ABUSED WOMEN
SEE BATTERED WOMEN
THE ABYSS (FILM)
CAMERON'S DEEP-WATER THRILLER IS 'ABYS-*AL»
ACADEMIC HELP CENTER
SEE ALSO HOMEWORK
CENTER PROVES SPORTS, ACADEMICS BOTH FUN
ACADEMIC-INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH
SEE ALSO DRUGS, RESEARCH
SEE ALSO MEDICAL RESEARCH
C T S
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N
E
E
L Y
P
D
—DATE — C ■
-PG L P BYL
s
2
3/18/1989 C
1
N B53
CHH 1
3/28/1989 A
8
N
S
2
3/31/1989 C
1
N B53
H
2
4/01/1989 C
1
N 882
CHH 1
4/12/1989 A
3
N
CHH 1
4/13/1989 A
3
N R63
CHH 1
4/13/1989 A
3
N S17
S
2
4/25/1989 B
1 P F 659
H
2
4/28/1989 A
4
E
S
2
7/01/1989 A
1
N B53
H
2
7/02/1989 A
1 P N T32
S
2
7/03/1989 A
1
N T77
S
2
7/03/1989 A
10
NB53
H
2
7/04/1989 A
1 M N R63
CHH 1
7/04/1989 A
1
N S17
H
2
7/06/1989 A
4
E
H
2
7/10/1989 A
1
N C60
H
2
7/24/1989 A
1 P N S82
S
2
7/24/1989 C
1
N B53
H
2
7/26/1989 A
2
N
S
2
7/27/1989 C
1
NM06
H
2
7/28/1989 C
1
N S82
S
2
7/28/1989 C
1
N M06
s
2
7/29/1989 A
1
N C61
H
2
7/30/1989 C
1
N S22
H
2
8/09/1989 C
1
N S82
H
2
9/14/1989 C
1
N S82
H
2 10/29/1989 B
1 P N S22
H
2 10/31/1989 C
1
N S82
H
2 11/01/1989 D
9
N S82
H
2 11/02/1989 B
2
N S82
s
2
2/23/1989 D
9 P N
s
2
3/10/1989 C
2
R B71
s
2
5/04/1989 D
11
R B77
H
2
6/23/1989 D
16
R U66
S
2
6/29/1989 D
R B77
S
2
8/24/1989 D
R B77
H
2
8/25/1989 D
R P10
H
2 10/20/1989 D
R B77
H
2 10/27/1989 D
F H60
CHH 1
4/23/1989 A
3
N
H
1
4/29/1989 C
1
N H60
H
1
9/29/1989 C
1
N H60
H
2
1/25/1989 A
1 P P L38
CHH 1
1/25/1989 A
1 P N H90
CHH 1
1/25/1989 A
1
N M20
CHH 1
1/26/1989 A
1
N H90
CHH 1
2/01/1989 A
3
N R63
H 2 9/01/1989 D 3 P R S66
S 2 4/25/1989 C 4 P N A76
-LX630-
M 0 N T H L Y / A N N U A L INDEX BY SUBJECTS
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989
1 S£ S^IVA7E CO0PERATI^ *NTURES
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C., RESEARCH
SEEALSOUNiy. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, RESEARCH
EMPLOYEE POOL SAID INCENTIVE FOR BUSINESS-DIVERSITY TIES
ACADEMIC RESEARCH
SEE ALSO RESEARCH
ACADEMIC RESEARCH FUND QUESTIONED BY LAWMAKERS
UNC RESEARCH FUND NEEDS TIGHTER CONTROL
ACADEMY AWARDS
SEE ALSO DURHAM SUN, MOVIE BUFF OF THE YEAR CONTEST
GAHETO GUESSING? 11TH ANNUAL MOVIE BUFF CONTEST
...AND JUSTICE FOR SOME... 1988 OSCAR PICKS
R.C, SMITH'S PICKS
THE ACCIDENTAL TOURIST (BOOK AND FILM)
MOVIE 'ACCIDENTAL TOURIST' LIVES UP TO BOOK
MX§POF&»*iSif!£& DyRHAM (INC1-UDES RALEIGH/PURHAM AIRPORT)
SEE ALSO nlRPLflNESf SAFETY
PRIVATE TWIN-ENGINE PLANE CRASHES NEAR RDU MINUTES AFTER TAKEOFF
PILOT KILLED IN WAKE CRASH; IDENTITY SOUGHT
PILOT GETS BLAME FOR CRASH
PILOT SURVIVES CRASH NEAR RDU
PLANE CRASHES, BURNS NEAR RDU; PILOT WALKS AWAY FROM WRECKAGE
ACCIDENTS, AIRPLANES, INTERNATIONAL
SEE ALSO AIRPLANES. SAFETY
CHAPEL HILL BURIAL FOR PAN AM VICTIM
ACCIDENTS, AIRPLANES, N.C.
SEE ALSO AIRPLANES, EMERGENCIES
SEE ALSO AIRPLANES, SAFETY
SEE ALSO DRUGS, SMUGGLING
SEE ALSO DRUNKEN FLYING
CARGO PLANE CRASHES IN ROCKINGHAM COUNTY
PILOT WALKS AWAY FROM PRE-DAWN PLANE CRASH
PILOT IN AUGUST PLANE CRASH WAS DRUNK, REPORT SAYS
DURHAM PILOT DIES IN VANCE CRASH
STUNT-FLYING PILOT KILLED IN AIRPLANE CRASH
FUNERAL TOMORROW FOR BUSINESSMAN KILLED STUNT FLYING
PERSON AIR CRASH KILLS 2 GTE PILOTS
2 GTE EMPLOYEES KILLED IN PERSON JET CRASH
SAFETY BOARD PROBES CAUSE OF PLANE CRASH
BSSJISESS! SEINING WRECKAGE OF GTE AIRPLANE IN PERSON COUNTY
INVESTIGATORS SEEK CLUES IN DEBRIS OF GTE JET CRASH ^^
ACCIDENTS, AIRPLANES, ORANGE COUNTY
PLANE CRASH RESCUE! (TAKE 2)
LIGHT PLANE CRASHES IN CHAPEL HILL; 1 KILLED
DEAD PILOT BELIEVED TO BE FROM KINSTON
PILOT'S PRE-CRASH INTENTION UNCLEAR
OFFICIALS SEEKING CAUSE OF CRASH
CHAPEL HILL CRASH STILL A PUZZLE
PLANE REROUTED, RDU OFFICIAL SAYS/FRIDAY CRASH NOT FIRST FOR... PILOT
CRASH RENEWS DQATE
MEASURES MAY NOT PRECLUDE CRASH
ACCIDENTS, AIRPLANES. U.S.
SEE ALSO AIRPLANES, SAFETY
ENGINE FALLS OFF PLANE ON FLIGHT TO CHARLOTTE
DURHAM FAMILY ON FLIGHT 232 CALLS SURVIVAL PURE MIRACLE
4 INDURHAM FAMILY ESCAPE, CHAPEL HILL PAIR DIES IN CRASH
TRAGEDY SEPARATED DURHttl FAMILY— BUT OM.Y BRIEFLY
RTI SCIENTIST FEARED KILLED IN IOWA CRASH
RTI SCIENTIST FEARED KILLED IN IOWA CRASH
RTI CHIEF SCIENTIST, WIFE DIE IN SIOUX CITY AIR CRASH
GETTING TO THE MATTER'S ROOT
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L Y
L P BYL
CHH 1 12/13/1989 A 5 N
H 2 6/26/1989 C
S 2 6/27/1989 A
S 2 3/02/1989 D
H 2 3/24/1989 D
H 2 3/24/1989 D
1 P N
4 E
1 P F B71
1 P P
8 P F S66
H 2 1/20/1989 D 3 P R S66
2 8/11/1989 A
2 8/11/1989 A
2 11/01/1989 B
2 11/14/1989 A
2 11/15/1989 C
1 M N S69
1 P N
1 N
1 P N B53
1 N H60
H 2 1/03/1989 C 2 0
H 2
1/12/1989 D
4 N
CHH 1
4/14/1989 A
3 N M25
CHH 1
6/01/1989 A
3 N S17
H 2
6/04/1989 A
6 N
H 2
6/05/1989 B
1 P N M51
S 2
6/05/1989 C
1 P 0
S 2 10/02/1989 A
1 P N E33
H 2
10/03/1989 A
1 M N
S 2
10/03/1989 A
1 N C61
H 1
10/04/1989 C
1 P N H60
S 2 10/04/1989 B
1 M N C61
CHH 1
5/14/1989 A
3 P N C62
H 2
8/12/1989 A
1 N S69
S 2
8/12/1989 A
1 N M06
CHH 1
8/13/1989 A
1 P N M70
CHH 1
8/14/1989 A
1 N M70
S 2
8/14/1989 A
1 P N K30
CHH 1
8/15/1989 A
1 N M70
CHH 1
8/15/1989 A
1 N S17
CHH 1
8/17/1989 A
1 N S17
H 2
1/21/1989 A
1 M N
H 2
7/20/1989 A
1 P N
S 2
7/20/1989 A
1 D N M06
H 2
7/21/1989 A
1 N R63
H 2
7/21/1989 A
1 P N K65
H 2
7/21/1989 A
1 P N S17
S 2
7/21/1989 A
1 N M06
H 2
7/23/1989 D
4 E
-LX630-
MONTHLY/
ANNUAL
1/01/1989
INDEX BY
- 12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
DURHAM FAMILY BACK HOME
CRASH SURVIVORS RETURN HOME
DOING JOB HAS PLENTY FOR UNITED PLANE CREW
NO SINGLE CAUSE FOR DISASTERS
DURHAM EX-iAUYER KILLED IN PLANE CRASH IN S.C.
MAN SAYS HE ENDED TIES TO VANN PLANE FIRM
OFFICIALS PROBE VANN'S PILOT'S LICENSE VALIDITY
ACCIDENTS, AUTO, CARRBORO
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, AUTO, ORANGE COUNTY
FATAL WRECK PROMPTS ALDERMAN'S CALL FOR IMPROVED ROAD CONDITIONS
ACCIDENTS, AUTO, CHAPEL HILL
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, AUTO, ORANGE COUNTY
POLICE LOG/TEEN-AGER INJURED IN ACCIDENT
POLICE LOG/CHAPEL HILL WOMAN HIT BY CAR
POLICE LOG/CHAPEL HILL MAN HURT IN ACCIDENT
POLICE LOG/POLICE VEHICLES COLLIDE
URECK NEAR HOSPITAL
POLICE LOG/FOUR HURT IN SUNDAY ACCIDENT
POLICE LOG/TEEN-AGER INJURED IN WRECK
POLICE LOG/ATUATER STRUCK BY AUTOMOBILE
ALDERMAN TREATED AFTER ACCIDENT
CULBRETH DRIVE WRECK
WOMAN TREATED AFTER ACCIDENT
AREA DIGS OUT AS WINTER BLAST ABATES
RISKY BUSINESS
ACCIDENTS, AUTOiJURHAM
SEE ALSO TRAFFIC DEATHS, DURHAM
PEDESTRIAN HURT IN AUTO ACCIDENT
MAN STRUCK BY CAR IN 'GOOD' CONDITION
CAR KILLS PEDESTRIAN
DURHAM MAN HURT IN CORNWALLIS WRECK
THREE PEOPLE HURT IN TWO-CAR WRECK
TWO KILLED IN WRECK
FATAL WRECK
PEDESTRIAN HURT AS CAR HITS HIM
BAHAMA TEEN HURT IN ONE-CAR URECK
MULTIPLE CHARGES AFTER AUTO CHASE
COLLISION HOSPITALIZES FOUR OCCUPANTS OF AUTO
1-85 MOTORIST CHANGING TIRE IN SNOWFALL HIT BY SLIDING CAR
SLICK BRIDGES KEEP TROOPERS ON THE MOVE „
FREAKISH WEATHER SLASHES THROUGH STATE; AREA HIGHWAYS TURN DEADLY.
FORECASTERS PREDICT SNOW; WEATHER TEETERS
FORECASTERS PREDICT SNOW; WEATHER TEETERS
POLICE OFFICER INJURED IN ROXBORO ROAD WRECK
AUTO SKIDS ON ICE INTO HOUSE, TREE
BAD INTERSECTIONS ABOUND
COLLISIONS ABOUND; TRAFFIC SNARLS
COLLISIONS ABOUND; TRAFFIC SNARLS
ICY STREETS CAUSE 200 DURHAM WRECKS
ICE STORM FREEZES TRIANGLE ACTIVITIES
FIRMS TRY TO PUT DENT IN DURHAM STORM CLAIMS
DANGEROUS INTERSECTIONS REPORT ASKED
DURHAM TO CHECK 10 WORST INTERSECTIONS
CAR HITS HOUSE AS DRIVER AVOIDS DOG
STUDY OF INTERSECTIONS SHOULD FOCUS ON WORST
UNC STUDENT KILLED IN WRECK
MARKS OF A MISHAP
CAR OVERTURNS
THREE HURT AS CAR FLIPS
DRIVER RECEIVES MINOR INJURIES
POWERLESS POLE
MAN INJURED IN ACCIDENT ON N.C. 147
HIT-AND-RUN RIG DESTROYS VU
WOMAN KILLED, CHILD, 5, HURT IN AUTO WRECK
POLICE: SPEED A FACTOR IN FATAL WRECK
MRS. CLAYTON, 40; VICTIM OF SINGLE-CAR ACCIDENT
COLLISION INJURES THREE SERIOUSLY DURING RAINSTORM
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7/24/1989
7/28/1989
8/16/1989
11/03/1989
11/08/1989
11/09/1989
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P BYL
N T32
N T32
E
E
N
N
N K65
CHH 1 11/14/1989 A 3 M N C62
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
S
2
S
2
S
2
H
2
S
2
S
2
S
2
H
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
H
2
2/16/1989
3/25/1989
3/26/1989
4/12/1989
4/27/1989
5/09/1989
6/23/1989
8/01/1989
9/01/1989
10/14/1989
10/20/1989
12/11/1989
12/20/1989
1/01/1989
1/04/1989
1/11/1989
1/18/1989
1/20/1989
1/25/1989
1/25/1989 .
1/29/1989 B
2/05/1989 B
2/12/1989 B
2/13/1989 B
2/19/1989 B
2/20/1989 C
2/22/1989 A
2/22/1989 A
2/22/1989 A
2/22/1989 C
2/26/1989 B
3/06/1989 A
3/08/1989
3/08/1989
3/09/1989
3/09/1989
3/11/1989
3/14/1989
3/14/1989
3/15/1989
3/15/1989
3/24/1989
3/25/1989
3/29/1989
3/30/1989
4/13/1989
4/14/1989
4/19/1989 B
4/23/1989 B
4/25/1989 C
4/25/1989 C
4/26/1989 C
4/26/1989 C
N
N
N
N
P P
N
N
N
N
PP L38
N
P N
P P
L38
D38
L38
S73
S73
B53
N
N
NB53
N
N
P
P
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
n mi
N H70
N B53
N
N B53
N B53
N H70
N C60
N H60
N B53
N
N H70
N
E
P
P
P
P
P
P
N
N
N T32
N B53
0
N K30
S73
C45
M66
M66
M66
S76
-U630-
MONTHLY/
ANNUAL
1/01/1989
INDEX B
12/31/1989
Y SUBJECTS
STORM INJURES 4 PEOPLE, DAMAGES DURHAM BUILDINGS
N.Y. MAN CHARGED WITH 1-85 HIT-AND-RUN
2 SUFFER INJURIES IN WRECK
MAN HURT IN COLLISION OF CARS
WRECK INJURES DUKE STUDENT
SIGN POST KILLS DURHAM TEEN RIDING IN CAR
NORTHERN HIGH JUNIOR KILLED IN FREAK CAR ACCIDENT
BOY THROWN FROM TRUCK DIES
3 VEHICLE PILEUP ON NATION AVENUE
POLICE NAB 34 FOR DWI
WRECK ON ROXBORO STREET INJURES 5
FIRE HYDRANT BITES DUST
BUS STOP
WRECK VICTIM GETS AID
SURVIVORS OF A BIG CRUNCH
WOMAN DIES IN WRECK
COUPLE HURT IN TRAFFIC MISHAP
THREE HURT IN COLLISION
WOMAN HIT BY TRUCK
FAULTY CIRCUIT HALTS POWER DOWNTOWN
POLICE OFFICER HURT IN WRECK
OPEN-DOOR POLICY
DURHAM MAN INJURED IN HEAD-ON COLLISION
GIRL PINNED BETWEEN CAR, UTILITY POLE
A 'GOOD DEED' TURNS INTO TRAGEDY
MAN HURT IN WRECK STILL NOT IDENTIFIED
HURT HITCHHIKER STILL UNIDENTIFIED
AUTO ACCIDENT VICTIM IDENTIFIED
CAR HITS RAILROAD BRIDGE SUPPORT
COUPLE TRAPPED AS CAR HITS TREE
THREE WOMEN KILLED IN TWO AUTO ACCIDENTS
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POLICE LOG/3 TEENS ROB NEWSPAPER VENDOR, 12
POLICE LOG/MAN CHARGED WITH HIT-AND-RUN
PAIR SURVIVE CAR DRAGGED 873 FEET ON 1-85
CAR A LOSS, BUT PAIR ALIVE IN 1-85 SKID
RTF MISHAP
SIMg £We&T FIRK "■ "* TAXI «»«
SIX-VEHICLE WRECK SNARLS MIDDAY TRAFFIC
6-VEWCLE PILEUP
HIT-AND-RUN RESULT
PoyaEugTECOHroso body identified as missing is-year-old girl
5&£ IgfflS^W1 L£AV£S m 5mm NINE TIf£S' ■■
DRIVER RESCUES FELLOW VICTIM
2HH !^^£Lt£L"ITH "92?' WrniS BEFORE DISTURBANCE QUELLED
POLICE LOG/MAN CHARGED IN ARMED ROBBERY OF FAST FARE
1-85 WRECKS SLOW SOUTHBOUND TRAFFIC
CAR OVERTURNS
CAR OVERTURNS, LANDS UPRIGHT
POLICE LOG/CAR HOCKED ON TRACTOR-TRAILER BUMPER
4HEHICLE WRECK BLOCKS 1-40 EAST
13-YEAR-OLD BADLY HURT IN 4-CAR WRECK ON 1-40
BOY, 13, CRITICAL AFTER 4H»EHICLE, 1-40 WRECK
POLICE LOG/6 ARRESTED ON 25 MOSTLY DRUG CHARGES
4-CAR PILEUP HURTS 3 PEOPLE
POLICE LOG/HURST TOOL USED IN 2 CAR WRECKS
TRAPPED IN WRECK
ASLEEP BEFORE WRECK
7~CAR URECX
SUN BLINDS DRIVERS IN DURHAM PILEUP
2 AUTO OCCUPANTS DIE IN COLLISION WITH PICKUP
POLICE LOG/ABANDONED CAR, SUN CAUSE PILEUP
OFFICER REVIVES BABY HURT IN GUESS RD. WRECK
N
P
S
s
S
H
S
S
H
S
S
H
S
s
H
S
H
H
S
H
H
H
S
H
H
H
H
H
S
H
S
H
H
H
S
H
H
H
H
H
H
S
S
S
S
H
S
H
H
S
H
H
H
H
H
S
H
S
H
H
S
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
S
H
H
S
PAGE 8
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E L Y
-DATE — C -PG L P BYL
4/26/1989 A
4/26/1989 B
5/05/1989 C
5/10/1989
5/16/1989
5/22/1989
5/23/1989
5/26/1989
5/27/1989 B
5/28/1989 B
5/30/1989 A
6/12/1989 A
6/13/1989 C
6/14/1989 B
6/15/1989 C
6/16/1989
6/17/1989
6/19/1989
6/22/1989
6/23/1989
6/28/1989
7/03/1989 B
7/07/1989 C
7/09/1989 B
7/10/1989 B
7/13/1989 A
7/13/1989 C
7/14/1989 C
7/14/1989 C
7/15/1989 C
7/16/1989 B
7/17/1989 B
7/17/1989 B
7/18/1989 C
7/26/1989 C
7/31/1989 B
7/31/1989 B
8/04/1989 C
8/07/1989 B
8/07/1989 C
8/11/1989
8/23/1989
8/24/1989
8/25/1989
8/25/1989
8/29/1989
9/06/1989
9/06/1989
9/07/1989
9/09/1989
9/21/1989
9/24/1989 B
9/25/1989
9/27/1989
9/28/1989
9/28/1989
9/29/1989
10/07/1989
10/07/1989
10/08/1989 B
10/12/1989 C
10/19/1989 C
10/22/1989 B
10/22/1989 B
10/22/1989 B
10/23/1989 B
10/23/1989 A
10/24/1989 B
10/24/1989 B
10/24/1989 B
N M06
N B53
N M66
N
N
N B53
N
P T37
0
P S73
N B53
N M06
P S76
K30
K30
S76
T32
K30
B53
L38
P
P
P
N
N
P
P
N
N
P
N
N
N MSI
N B53
N
N
P T32
N M51
N M51
N K30
N
N M51
P T32
N M51
N C47
N M51
N T32
P T32
N
N
P
P
P
S76
S76
S76
N K51
P L38
N M51
P K30
P T32
N M51
N M51
N B53
P T32
P S76
N M51
N
N B53
N
N M51
N
N M51
N M51
N M51
N M51
N B53
P T32
N N36
N B53
,
-LX630-
MONTHLY/
ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
7-MONTH-OLD GIRL REVIVED BY POLICEMAN
POLICE LOG/WRECK KILLS 2 CAMPBELL STUDENTS
OFFICERS' FAST ACTION SAVES TWO CHILDREN
INJURED INF ANT SENT HOME
CAR CROSSES 15-501 MEDIAN, WRECK HURTS 3
POLICE L0G/5-CAR WRECK HOSPITALIZES 3 PEOPLE
4 HURT IN WRECK WITH POLICE CAR CAR
TWO DRIVERS HOSPITALIZED
POLICE LOG/BLEACH THROWN IN MAN'S FACE IN PARKING LOT
CAR SKIDS UNDER STOPPED TRACTOR-TRAILER
OFF-DUTY NURSE AIDS VICTIM
BUS WRECK
DURHAM DODGES HOLIDAY WRECKS; ACCIDENTS, TRAFFIC JAM ORANGE ROADS
POLICE LOG/BAD CHECK LEADS TO STOLEN CAR
POLICE LOG/REGISTER DISCOVERED IN MAN'S CAR
WEATHER-RELATED WRECK
MORNING SNOW DUSTS TRIANGLE
MORNING SNOW DUSTS TRIANGLE
PEDESTRIAN DIES AFTER HIT BY CAR
POLICE L0G/65-YEAR-OLD DURHAM MAN ROBBED, SHOT
TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS SNARL ICE-GLAZED TRIANGLE
ICY ROADS CAUSE MORE THAN 300 WRECKS IN CITY, COUNTY
SHADED AREA SURPRISE DRIVERS
ACCIDENTS, AUTO, DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ACCIDENTS, AUTO, DURHAM
SEE TRAFFIC DEATHS, DURHAM
ACCIDENTS, AUTO, N.C.
SEE ALSO HIT-AND-RUN DRIVING
SEE ALSO TRAFFIC DEATHS, N.C.
1 KILLED, 5 INJURED IN 1-95 3-VEHICLE CRASH
TWO OXFORD STORES DAMAGED BY CAR
THREE KILLED IN COLLISION NEAR HENDERSON
PERSON TEEN DIES AS CAR GOES INTO POND
WOMAN KILLED IN U.S. 64 ACCIDENT
CLEARING THE RECORD
COMPARATIVE FAULT PROPOSAL FAILS TO SURVIVE BILL DEADLINE
PEDESTRIAN, DRIVER DIE IN 2 PERSON ACCIDENTS
HIGH POINT COUPLE KILLED IN WED. CRASH WITH TRUCK
HEAD-ON GRANVILLE WRECK FATAL
TWO INJURED ON INTERSTATE
TWO INJURED IN GRANVILLE 1-85 ACCIDENT „
THE CLUTTER FROM OUR WRECKS DISAPPEARS QUICKLY, BUT NOT THE EFFECTS
ACCIDENTS, AUTO, ORANGE COUNTY
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, AUTO, CARRBORO
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, AUTO, CHAPEL HILL
FOUR INJURED IN FOG-RELATED ACCIDENT ON U.S. 70
WINTER STORM ICES DOWN TRIANGLE ROADS
CORRECTION
$90,000 AWARDED TO ACCIDENT VICTIM
WRECK NEAR HILLSBOROUGH
HELICOPTER RESCUE
PROFESSOR, WIFE SAVED FROM POND; DOG HELPS WITH RESCUE
ACCIDENT STILL MYSTERY, POLICE SAY; COUPLE IN INTENSIVE CARE
DOG FINE AFTER POND ACCIDENT
HERO DOG RETURNS HOME
WOMAN INJURED IN THURS. WRECK
HAZARD ON THE HIGHWAY/BOLTING DEER A PROBLEM COMMON TO ORANGE CO.
TRAFFIC CHOKES COUNTY/HIGHWAYS AT CRAWL
DURHAM DODGES HOLIDAY WRECKS; ACCIDENTS, TRAFFIC JAM ORANGE ROADS
CAR SLIDES ON ICE, CRASHES RAILS
ACCIDENTS, AUTO-TRAIN
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, TRAINS, N.C.
SEE ALSO OPERATION LIFESAVER
MOTORIST UNINJURED AFTER HILLSBOROUGH TRAIN CRASH
S
H
H
H
CHH
H
H
H
CHH
H
S
H
H
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
-DATE-
S
E
C -PG
10/25/1989 C
10/25/1989 C
10/25/1989 A
10/26/1989 C
10/31/1989 A
11/01/1989 C
11/04/1989 C
11/05/1989 B
11/07/1989 B
11/09/1989 C
11/14/1989 B
11/17/1989 C
11/23/1989 C
11/27/1989 B
11/30/1989 C
12/12/1989 C
12/13/1989 A
12/13/1989 A
12/17/1989 B
12/18/1989 C
12/20/1989 A
12/21/1989 C
12/21/1989 C
1/03/1989 A
1/21/1989 B
1/22/1989 B
2/01/1989 C
2/25/1989
5/12/1989
5/17/1989
5/29/1989
10/20/1989
11/09/1989
12/22/1989
12/23/1989 B
12/24/1989 D
2/22/1989
3/09/1989
5/05/1989
6/03/1989
6/20/1989
7/26/1989
8/27/1989
8/28/1989
8/29/1989
9/06/1989
10/13/1989
10/17/1989
11/23/1989
11/23/1989
12/12/1989
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L Y
L P BYL
P N M51
N MSI
E
NM51
P N B53
N S22
P P S76
P T32
NM51
P P S76
P K30
P P
PN
N M51
N M51
P P K30
P N B53
P N B85
N
N M51
PN
P N
N M51
12
1
1
2
3
2
8
7
3
9
1
1
5
N
N T32
N
N
N
N
N L40
N
NS17
N
P S76
N
U
N R63
N H90
N
N
P L38
P L38
N M20
N M20
N
N
N
N H90
N W57
N
N H90
CHH 1 11/19/1989 A 1 N M20
ACCIDENTS, BALLOON
-LX630-
MONTHLY/
ANNUAL
1/01/1989
INDEX BY
12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
SEE ALSO BALLOONS
SEE ALSO HOT AIR BALLOONS
HOT-AIR BALLOON HITS TV TOWER IN GARNER
ACCIDENTS, BICYCLES
SEE ALSO BICYCLE SAFETY
SEE ALSO BICYCLES
CLOSE CALL
SSFfc^SSS COLLISION KILLS BOY ON EIGHTH BIRTHDAY
GIRL, 11, HURT AS BIKE HIT BY TWO CARS
POLICE LOG/BREAK-INS REPORTED AT SEVERAL DURHAM CHURCHES
CAR COLLISION HURTS CYCLIST ^^ "tukwm
DOT URGES HELMETS TO ACCOMPANY BIKES
BIKEUAYS PLAN UP FOR CONSIDERATION
ACCIDENTS, BUSES
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, SCHOOL BUSES
BUS STOP
POLICELOG/BUS DRIVER AT FAULT IN ACCIDENT
UP A TREE
ACCIDENTS, CARBON MONOXIDE
HIGH-PRESSURE OXYGEN HELPS PREGNANT WOMAN
ACCIDENTS, CHILDREN
SEE ALSO CHILD SAFETY
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, GUNS
BSSBi B^MiUr™ PRESS/aMWY F0CUS
GUNPOWDER BLAST HURTS 9-YEAR-OLD
BOY, 4, DIES AFTER HOME MISHAP
CHILD, 3.CRITICALLY INJURED IN FALL FROM VEHICLE
BOY, 3, REMAINS CRITICAL AFTER FALL OUT OF VEHICLE
BOY THROWN FROM TRUCK DIES vuuux
SEEESfKS 9&l5lW KILLS m m EIGHTH BIRTHDAY
DURHAM GIRL OK AFTER 30 MINUTES IN HOLE
BOY INJURED; DRIVER SOUGHT
ACCIDENTS, CONSTRUCTION
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, INDUSTRIAL
WORKER LIFTED FROM MANHOLE
WORKER INJURED IN FALL FROM CCB
CRANE COLLAPSES AT CHICKEN BRIDGE
NCMH RELEASES BRIDGE MEN
CARRBORO CONSTRUCTION WORKER KILLED
MANHURT IN 20-FOOT FALL AT GLAXO CONSTRUCTION SITE
MEMORIAL DAY SET FOR FALLEN WORKERS; 87 DIED IN 1988
7 WORKERS TREATED AFTER FUMES RELEASED
ACCIDENTS, DROWNING, N.C.
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, SWIMMING POOLS
SEE ALSO BOAT SAFETY
GUILFORD GIRL, 6, DROWNED - AUTOPSY
MOTteR SUES TOWN OVER 1987 DROWNING
HENDERSON MAN DROWNS IN KERR LAKE
VANCE COACH DROWNS IN RESCUE TRY
ACCIDENTS, ELECTRICAL
MOORE COUNTY WORKER ELECTROCUTED
wntrrxtiF* ™ aEcmroi m at «
ACCIDENTS, EXPLOSIONS
SEE ALSO EXPLOSIVE DEVICE
UNC PROF IN FAIR CONDITION AFTER PHARMACY LAB EXPLOSION
HANHqLECpVER POPS UP, ELECTRICAL SHORT LIKELY CAUSE
TUO WORKERS INJURED IN BURLINGTON WHEN TANK OF PESTICIDE EXPLODES
ACCIDENTS, FALLS
WORKER INJURED IN FALL FROM CCB
N E
P D — DATE-
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C -PG L P BYL
H 2 6/12/1989 A 1 P N
CHH
H
H
H
H
CHH
CHH
1/17/1989 A
5/31/1989 C
7/18/1989 C
7/26/1989 C
9/25/1989 B
11/26/1989 A
11/27/1989 A
P L38
N
N
N M51
P K30
N
N S17
S 2 6/14/1989 B
CHH 1 7/18/1989 A
S 2 12/20/1989 A
3 P P K30
3 N
3 P P M66
H 2 2/22/1989 B 8 N D80
CHH 1
2/12/1989 A
1 P N M70
S
2
3/18/1989 A
1 N
H
2
3/19/1989 B
1 N
H
2
5/13/1989 C
2 N
H
2
5/23/1989 C
1 N
H
2
5/24/1989 C
1 N
S
2
5/27/1989 B
4 0
H
2
5/31/1989 C
1 N
S
2
6/10/1989 C
3 N
H
2 10/22/1989 B
1 N
H
2
2/14/1989 C
1 P P T37
S
2
2/15/1989 A
1 P N B53
CHH 1
2/17/1989 A
1 P N M25
CHH 1
2/18/1989 A
3 N
S
2
3/18/1989 C
2 N
S
2
4/22/1989 C
1 N
H
2
4/23/1989 B
4 N A54
H
2
5/17/1989 C
4 N
H 2 1/24/1989 B 5 N
CHH 1 3/31/1989 A 1 P N H90
H 2 7/05/1989 C 1 N
H 2 7/18/1989 A 1 N
H 2 1/18/1989 C 3 N
H 2 6/23/1989 C 1 N
H 2 7/13/1989 C 3 N
S 2 6/20/1989 A 2 N
H 2 6/28/1989 C 2 N
H 2 11/11/1989 C 2 N H60
S 2 2/15/1989 A 1 P N B53
a
-LX630-
MONTHLY/
ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
PREVENT FALLS IN LATER LIFE/TAKING CARE OF YOUR HEALTH
MAN HURT IN FALL IS 'FAIR'
MAN UNCONCIOUS AFTER FALL OFF RAILROAD TRESTLE
MAN HURT IN 20-FOOT FALL AT GLAXO CONSTRUCTION SITE
MEMORIAL DAY SET FOR FALLEN WORKERS; 87 DIED IN 1988
CHILD, 3, CRITICALLY INJURED IN FALL FROM VEHICLE
BOY, 3, REMAINS CRITICAL AFTER FALL OUT OF VEHICLE
FALLS ACCOUNT FOR MANY DEATHS AMONG OLDER CITIZENS
'THAWING, PUDDLING* FRIES BLAMED IN FOOD LION SUIT
PAIN PICTURED __
FORMER DURHAM RESIDENTS DIE IN WATERFALL ACCIDENT
FORMER DURHAM RESIDENT INJURED IN ALASKA FALL
ACCIDENTS, FIRES
SEE FIRES, DURHAM
SEE FIRES, N.C.
ACCIDENTS, FIREWORKS
SEE ALSO FIREWORKS
KIDS START BLAZE WITH FIREWORKS
ACCIDENTS, GUNS
SEE ACCIDENTS, HUNTING. N.C.
SEE ACCIDENTS, SHOOTINGS
SEE CHILDREN, GUNS
ACCIDENTS, HELICOPTERS
SEE ALSO HELICOPTERS
FEARFUL UNCERTAINTY A PARENT'S XB
ACCIDENTS, HUNTING, N.C.
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, SHOOTINGS
HUNTING MISHAPS AVOIDABLE
APOLOGETIC NIHROD
ACCIDENTS, INDUSTRIAL
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, CONSTRUCTION
SEE ALSO ON-THE-JOB SAFETY
MEMORIAL DAY SET FOR FALLEN WORKERS; 87 DIED IN 1988
ACCIDENTS, LIGHTNING
SEE ALSO LIGHTNING
LIGHTNING KILLS ONE MAN, STUNS TWO OTHERS
STORM ZAPS POWER; LIGHTNING SETS 2 HOUSES ABLAZE
STORM ZAPS POWER; LIGHTNING SETS 2 HOUSES ABLAZE
LIGHTNING STRIKES CHAPEL HILL HOME
ACCIDENTS, LOGGING
SEE ALSO TIMBER
LOGGING MISHAP
ACCIDENTS, MOTORCYCLE
SEE ALSO MOTORCYCLE DEATHS
POLICE LOG/CHAPEL HILL MAN HURT IN CYCLE ACCIDENT
APPEALS COURT RULES $500,000 RESTITUTION EXCESSIVE IN DEATH-BY-VEHICLE
MAN DIES AFTER CYCLE ACCIDENT
PREACHER DIES IN MOTORCYCLE WRECK
MOTORCYCLIST HURT IN AUTO COLLISION
MOTORCYCLIST, 29, DIES IN WRECK NEAR CEMETERY
POLICE LOG/BURGLAR BATTERS SLEEPING WOMAN WITH BRICK
ACCIDENTS, NUCLEAR
SEE NUCLEAR PLANTS, N.C. AND S.C.
ACCIDENTS
ACCIDENTS, PARACHUTES
SEE ALSO PARATROOPERS _
AIR TURBULENCE BLAMED FOR AIRPLANE VEERING INTO SOLDIERS' PARACHUTES
N
P
S
S
H
S
H
H
H
S
E
D
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
S
E
-DATE — C -PG
CHH 1
H 2
S 2
S 2
2/15/1989 C
2/16/1989 C
2/27/1989 B
4/22/1989 C
4/23/1989 B
5/23/1989 C
5/24/1989 C
7/04/1989 C
7/06/1989 A
7/26/1989 A
7/29/1989 B
11/13/1989 A
4
1
1
1
4
1
1
1
1
4
6
3
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L Y
L P BYL
U
N
N
N
N A54
N
N
N
N H90
E
0
N
H 2 8/18/1989 C 1 N
H 2 3/25/1989 A 4 E
H 2 11/25/1989 A 4 E
H 2 12/11/1989 A 4 E
H 2 4/23/1989 B 4 N A54
H 2 3/19/1989 B 1 N
S 2 6/29/1989 C 1 N B53
S 2 6/29/1989 C 1 N T77
CHH 1 7/01/1989 A 3 N
CHH 1 8/09/1989 A 1 P P L38
CHH 1
4/06/1989 A
5
N
H 2
4/09/1989 B
1
N S82
CHH 1
4/21/1989 A
3
N
H 2
5/31/1989 D
10
N
H 2
6/04/1989 B
5
N
H 2
6/19/1989 C
2
N
H 2
8/21/1989 A
13
NM51
H 2 1/04/1989 B 6 N
ACCIDENTS, PEDESTRIAN
SEE ALSO PEDESTRIAN TRAFFIC
-LX630-
MONTHLY/
ANNUAL
1/01/1989
INDEX BY
12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
SEE ALSO BALLOONS
SEE ALSO HOT AIR BALLOONS
HOT-AIR BALLOON HITS TV TOWER IN GARNER
ACCIDENTS, BICYCLES
SEE ALSO BICYCLE SAFETY
SEE ALSO BICYCLES
CLOSE CALL
■eev ®^#%ii8i&aam bir™y
®feA3l£Ft$8?<gg$P AT SEVERAL aJRHAN CHURCHES
DOT URGES HELMETS TO ACCOMPANY BIKES
BIKEUAYS PLAN UP FOR CONSIDERATION
ACCIDENTS, BUSES
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, SCHOOL BUSES
BUS STOP
POLICE LOG/BUS DRIVER AT FAULT IN ACCIDENT
UP A TREE
ACCIDENTS, CARBON MONOXIDE
HIGH-PRESSURE OXYGEN HELPS PREGNANT WOMAN
ACCIDENTS, CHILDREN
SEE ALSO CHILD SAFETY
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, GUNS
K KiEsWiUr^*7 P*ESS/SUNI»Y F0CUS
GUNPOWDER BLAST HURTS 9-YEAR-OLD
BOY, 4, DIES AFTER HOME MISHAP
CHILD, 3.CRITICALLY INJURED IN FALL FROM VEHICLE
ffi'JtdSSSS CRITICAL AFTER FALL OUT OF VEHICLE
BOY THROWN FROM TRUCK DIES
KEEftKRE SiiSI0N KILLS MY ■ EI6HTH BIRTHDAY
DURHAM GIRL OK AFTER 30 MINUTES IN HOLE
BOY INJURED; DRIVER SOUGHT
ACCIDENTS, CONSTRUCTION
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, INDUSTRIAL
WORKER LIFTED FROM MANHOLE
WORKER INJURED IN FALL FROM CCB
CRANE COLLAPSES AT CHICKEN BRIDGE
NCMH RELEASES BRIDGE MEN
CARRBORO CONSTRUCTION WORKER KILLED
MANHURT IN 20-FOOT FALL AT GLAXO CONSTRUCTION SITE
MEMORIAL DAY SET FOR FALLEN WORKERS; 87 DIED IN 1988
7 WORKERS TREATED AFTER FUMES RELEASED
ACCIDENTS, DROWNING, N.C.
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, SWIMMING POOLS
SEE ALSO BOAT SAFETY
GUILFORD GIRL, 6, DROWNED — AUTOPSY
MOTHER SUES TOWN OVER 1987 DROWNING
HENDERSON MAN DROWNS IN KERR LAKE
VANCE COACH DROWNS IN RESCUE TRY
ACCIDENTS, ELECTRICAL
MOORE COUNTY WORKER ELECTROCUTED
KSf^P^S^' ™ EL£CTRICAL m AT "■
ACCIDENTS, EXPLOSIONS
SEE ALSO EXPLOSIVE DEVICE
UNC PROF IN FAIR CONDITION AFTER PHARMACY LAB EXPLOSION
MANHOLE COVER POPS UP, ELECTRICAL SHORT LIKELY CAUSE
TWO WORKERS INJURED IN BURLINGTON WHEN TANK OF PESTICIDE EXPLODES
ACCIDENTS, FALLS
WORKER INJURED IN FALL FROM CCB
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E L Y
-DATE — C -PG L P BYL
H 2 6/12/1989 A 1 P N
CHH 1 1/17/1989 A
1 P P L38
H 2 5/31/1989 C
1 N
H 2 7/18/1989 C
4 N
H 2 7/24/1989 C
3 N M51
H 2 9/25/1989 B
1 P P K30
CHH 1 11/26/1989 A
3 N
CHH 1 11/27/1989 A
3 P N S17
S 2 6/14/1989 B
3 P P K30
CHH 1 7/18/1989 A
3 N
S 2 12/20/1989 A
3 P P M66
H 2 2/22/1989 B 8 N D80
CHH 1
2/12/1989 A
1 P N M70
S
2
3/18/1989 A
1 N
H
2
3/19/1989 B
1 N
H
2
5/13/1989 C
2 N
H
2
5/23/1989 C
1 N
H
2
5/24/1989 C
1 N
S
2
5/27/1989 B
4 0
H
2
5/31/1989 C
1 N
S
2
6/10/1989 C
3 N
H
2 10/22/1989 B
1 N
H
2
2/14/1989 C
1 P P T37
S
2
2/15/1989 A
1 P N B53
CHH 1
2/17/1989 A
1 P N M25
CHH 1
2/18/1989 A
3 N
S
2
3/18/1989 C
2 N
S
2
4/22/1989 C
1 N
H
2
4/23/1989 B
4 N A54
H
2
5/17/1989 C
4 N
H 2 1/24/1989 B 5 N
CHH 1 3/31/1989 A 1 P N H90
H 2 7/05/1989 C 1 N
H 2 7/18/1989 A 1 N
H 2 1/18/1989 C 3 N
H 2 6/23/1989 C 1 N
H 2 7/13/1989 C 3 N
S 2 6/20/1989 A 2 N
H 2 6/28/1989 C 2 N
H 2 11/11/1989 C 2 N H60
S 2 2/15/1989 A 1 P N B53
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HONTHLY/
ANNUAL
1/01/1989
INDEX B
12/31/1989
S U B J
PREVENT FALLS IN LATER LIFE/TAKING CARE OF YOUR HEALTH
MAN HURT IN FALL IS 'FAIR'
MAN UNCONCIOUS AFTER FALL OFF RAILROAD TRESTLE
MAN HURT IN 20-FOOT FALL AT GLAXO CONSTRUCTION SITE
MEMORIAL DAY SET FOR FALLEN WORKERS; 87 DIED IN 1988
CHILD, 3, CRITICALLY INJURED IN FALL FROM VEHICLE
BOY, 3, REMAINS CRITICAL AFTER FALL OUT OF VEHICLE
FALLS ACCOUNT FOR MANY DEATHS AMONG OLDER CITIZENS
'THAWING, PUDDLING* FRIES BLAMED IN FOOD LION SUIT
PAIN PICTURED _
FORMER DURHAM RESIDENTS DIE IN WATERFALL ACCIDENT
FORMER DURHAM RESIDENT INJURED IN ALASKA FALL
ACCIDENTS, FIRES
SEE FIRES, DURHAM
SEE FIRES, N.C.
ACCIDENTS, FIREWORKS
SEE ALSO FIREWORKS
KIDS START BLAZE WITH FIREWORKS
ACCIDENTS, GUNS
SEE ACCIDENTS, HUNTING, N.C.
SEE ACCIDENTS, SHOOTINGS
SEE CHILDREN, GUNS
ACCIDENTS, HELICOPTERS
SEE ALSO HELICOPTERS
FEARFUL UNCERTAINTY A PARENT'S JOB
ACCIDENTS, HUNTING, N.C.
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, SHOOTINGS
HUNTING MISHAPS AVOIDABLE
APOLOGETIC NIMROD
ACCIDENTS, INDUSTRIAL
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, CONSTRUCTION
SEE ALSO ON-THE-JOB SAFETY
MEMORIAL DAY SET FOR FALLEN WORKERS; 87 DIED IN 1988
ACCIDENTS, LIGHTNING
SEE ALSO LIGHTNING
LIGHTNING KILLS ONE MAN, STUNS TWO OTHERS
STORM ZAPS POWER; LIGHTNING SETS 2 HOUSES ABLAZE
STORM ZAPS POWER; LIGHTNING SETS 2 HOUSES ABLAZE
LIGHTNING STRIKES CHAPEL HILL HOME
ACCIDENTS, LOGGING
SEE ALSO TIMBER
LOGGING MISHAP
ACCIDENTS, MOTORCYCLE
SEE ALSO MOTORCYCLE DEATHS
POLICE LOG/CHAPEL HILL MAN HURT IN CYCLE ACCIDENT
APPEALS COURT RULES $500,000 RESTITUTION EXCESSIVE IN DEATH-BY-VEHICLE
MAN DIES AFTER CYCLE ACCIDENT
PREACHER DIES IN MOTORCYCLE WRECK
MOTORCYCLIST HURT IN AUTO COLLISION
MOTORCYCLIST, 29, DIES IN WRECK NEAR CEMETERY
POLICE LOG/BURGLAR BATTERS SLEEPING WOMAN WITH BRICK
ACCIDENTS, NUCLEAR
SEE NUCLEAR PLANTS, N.C. AND S.C., ACCIDENTS
ACCIDENTS, PARACHUTES
SEE ALSO PARATROOPERS _
AIR TURBULENCE BLAMED FOR AIRPLANE VEERING INTO SOLDIERS' PARACHUTES
ACCIDENTS, PEDESTRIAN
SEE ALSO PEDESTRIAN TRAFFIC
. C T
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s
I T
N
E E
L Y
P
D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
S
2 2/15/1989 C
4
U
s
2 2/16/1989 C
1
N
H
2 2/27/1989 B
1
N
S
2 4/22/1989 C
1
N
H
2 4/23/1989 B
4
N A54
H
2 V23/1989 C
1
N
H
2 5/24/1989 C
1
N
S
2 7/04/1989 C
1
N
CHH 1 7/06/1989 A
1
N H90
H
2 7/26/1989 A
4
E
S
2 7/29/1989 B
6
0
s
2 11/13/1989 A
3
N
H 2 8/18/1989 C 1 N
H 2 3/25/1989 A 4 E
H 2 11/25/1989 A 4 E
H 2 12/11/1989 A 4 E
H 2 4/23/1989 B 4 N A54
H 2 3/19/1989 B 1 N
S 2 6/29/1989 C 1 N B53
S 2 6/29/1989 C 1 N T77
CHH 1 7/01/1989 A 3 N
CHH 1 8/09/1989 A 1 P P L38
CHH 1
4/06/1989 A
5
N
H 2
4/09/1989 B
1
N S82
CHH 1
4/21/1989 A
3
N
H 2
5/31/1989 D
10
N
H 2
6/04/1989 B
5
N
H 2
6/19/1989 C
2
N
H 2
8/21/1989 A
13
N M51
H 2 1/04/1989 B 6 N
-1X630-
HONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/1989
INDEX B
12/31/1989
3 ARRESTED IN FATAL HIT-AND-RUN
PEDESTRIAN CRITICALLY INJURED
HIT-RUN VICTIM IN IMPROVED CONDITION
TRUCK KILLS PEDESTRIAN
INVOLUNTARY MANSLAUGHTER CHARGED IN PEDESTRIAN DEATH
WOMAN, 61, HIT BY TRUCK ON SIDEWALK
WOMAN DIES AFTER BEING HIT BY TRUCK
POLICE LOG/VAN STRIKES 2 PEDESTRIANS
NO CHARGES FILED AFTER PEDESTRIAN STRUCK, KILLED
ACCIDENTS, SCHOOL BUSES
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS. BUSES
SEE ALSO SCHOOL BUSES
AGING SCHOOL BUSES IN STATE'S FLEET ON WAY OUT
AGING SCHOOL BUSES IN STATE'S FLEET ON WAY OUT
REPLACING PRE-1977 SCHOOL BUSES WOULD TAKE TIME, MONEY
SYSTEM'S PRE-1977 BUSES CUT DOWN TO 7
SAFETY BEGINS OFF THE BUS
BUS WRECK
POLICE LOG/MAN CHARGED IN ARMED ROBBERY OF FAST FARE
ACCIDENTS, SHIPS
CREW OF SINKING TRAWLER RESCUED
GARNER MAN RECALLS KOREAN WAR DAYS ON IOWA
STUDY TRAGEDY FIRST
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.
COMMISSIONERS MULL HUNTING RESTRICTIONS
ACCIDENTS, SPORTS
SEE SPORTS, INJURIES
ACCIDENTS, SWIMMING POOLS
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, DROWNING, N.C.
SEE ALSO SWIMMING POOLS
OBEY SWIMMING POOL RULES
ACCIDENTS, TRACTOR
BINGHAM MAN HURT IN TRACTOR ACCIDENT
ACCIDENTS, TRACTOR-TRAILER
SEE ACCIDENTS, TRUCKS
ACCIDENTS, TRAINS, N.C.
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, AUTO-TRAIN
SEE ALSO RAILROAD CROSSINGS
DEATH ON TAR HEEL TRACKS
MAN STRUCK, KILLED BY TRAIN
TRAIN DEMOLISHES TRUCK IN MEBAte
ONE DEAD IN 2ND TRAIN ACCIDENT IN 2 DAYS
OFFICIAL TOUTS RAILROAD SAFETY PROGRAM
ACCIDENTS, TRUCKS
SEE ALSO TRUCKING INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO TRUCKS
RUNAWAY TRUCK 'STARTS ITSELF,' PLOWS INTO STORE
COCA-COLA COLLISION
OOPS!
TERRY SCOTT PRICE, IN TRUCK CRASH
TRUCKS WRECK
TRUCK TUMBLES DOWN BANK OF 1-85
CRASH
RUNAWAY DUMP TRUCK
HIT-AND-RUN RIG DESTROYS VW
IMPASSE
SUBJECTS
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N
P
S IT
E ELY
D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
H 2 2/09/1989 C
H 2 3/04/1989 C
H 2 3/05/1989 B
H 2 8/16/1989 C
H 2 8/18/1989 C
CHH 1 11/07/1989 A
CHH 1 11/08/1989 A
H 2 11/21/1989 B
S 2 12/18/1989 A
1
3
9
1
3
3
3
1
3
N
N
N
N M51
N
N
N M70
N M51
N
H 2 3/30/1989 A
H 2 3/30/1989 A
H 2 3/31/1989 C
CHH 1 4/01/1989 A
S 2 5/12/1989 A
S 2 9/21/1989 C
H 2 9/25/1989 B
1 N A54
1 N H60
1 N A54
3 N L90
4 E
1 P P S76
5 N M51
H
H
S
2 1/13/1989 B
2 4/21/1989 A
2 4/24/1989 A
3 P N
2 N H60
4 E
CHH 1 1/05/1989 A 1 P N M20
S 2 6/02/1989 A 4 E
CHH 1 6/11/1989 A 3 N
H 2
8/29/1989 A
1 P P L38
CHH 1
8/29/1989 A
1 P N H90
CHH 1
11/03/1989 A
1 P N U57
CHH 1
11/04/1989 A
1 P N U57
CHH 1
11/10/1989 A
3 N U57
S 2
1/10/1989 A
3 N B53
CHH 1
2/18/1989 A
3 P P L38
H 2
3/05/1989 B
1 P P C45
H 2
3/10/1989 C
10 0
H 2
3/28/1989 C
6 P P M66
H 2
4/14/1989 C
3 N
S 2
4/14/1989 A
1 P P K30
CHH 1
4/18/1989 A
1 P P L38
H 2
4/23/1989 B
1 N
S 2
4/24/1989 A
6 P P T37
-LX630-
HONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/1989
INDEX BY
12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
N.Y. HAN CHARGED WITH 1-85 HIT-AND-RUN
TRACTOR-TRAILER, CAR COLLIDE
TRUCK DRIVER INJURED IN HILLSBOROUGH 1-40 WRECK
CRUNCH _
ORANGE- JUICE TRAILER OVERTURNS, PUTTING SQUEEZE ON 1-85 TRAFFIC
ACCIDENT PEELS OPEN ORANGE JUICE TRUCK
SURVIVORS OF A BIG CRUNCH
CITY TANKER CARRYING TREATED SEWAGE OVERTURNS
SEWAGE TRUCK OVERTURNS
TRAFFIC SQUEEZE
DUMP TRUCK HITS CAR
TRUCK TUMBLES
CONCRETE TRUCK URECK
POLICE LOG/TRIO ATTACKS WOMAN WITH BASEBALL BAT, TAKES *60
HEART ATTACK ON 1-85
TRUCKER DEAD AFTER BIZARRE ACCIDENT
TOW TRUCK OPERATOR FINDS SON DURHAM URECK VICTIM
POLICE CHARGE HAN IN FATAL FREEWAY CRASH
FUEL SPILLS IN COLLISION
TRUCK URECK
TRUCK CRASH KILLS 1, CLOGS 1-85
STILL SMOLDERING
TRUCK DRIVER DIES IN FIERY 1-85 WRECK
PICKUPS COLLIDE ON U.S. 70; MAN SAVED BEFORE TRUCKS BURN
MAN WHO WAS HURT IN TRUCK COLLISION IN STABLE CONDITION
POLICE LOG/TRAILER SNAPS, CAUSES CAR, PICKUP WRECK
TRAILER ACCIDENT INJURES 2
CONCRETE TRUCK FAILS CURVE
DRIVER WALKED AWAY
TRAIN DEMOLISHES TRUCK IN HEBANE
ONE DEAD IN 2ND TRAIN ACCIDENT IN 2 DAYS
WOMAN DIES AFTER BEING HIT BY TRUCK
DIESEL FUEL SPILL STOPPED FROM REACHING TAR RIVER
EMERGENCY WORKERS TRY TO CONTAIN ORANGE SPILL
TANKER SPILLS 6,000 GAL. ASPHALT
NEITHER RAIN, NOR SNOW... BUT LOW BRIDGES...
POLICE LOG/P.D. QUIX STORE HELD UP BY 2 MEN
ACCOUNTANTS
SEE CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS
ACCURACY IN MEDIA INC. (AIM)
SEE ALSO JOURNALISTIC ETHICS
SEE ALSO TELEVISION
CORPORATE GADFLY PUTS ON 'COMEDY'
ACID RAIN
SEE ALSO AIR POLLUTION
SEE ALSO RAINFALL, N.C.
SEE ALSO RAINFALL, U.S.
DURHAM EPA SAYS N.C. COULD CLEAN UP WITH BUSH PROPOSALS
•THRESHOLD' TO ADDRESS ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES
N.C. HERITAGE RIDES ON CLEAR AIR ACT
ACKLAND ART CENTER
SEE UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL ACKLAND ART CENTER
ACOUSTIC BRAIN RESEARCH
SEE ALSO BRAIN RESEARCH
FIRM USES SOUNDS TO PROBE BRAIN
ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME
SEE ALSO AH (AZIDOTHYMINE)
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, AIDS
SEE ALSO DISEASES (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC DISEASES)
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, AIDS RESEARCH
SEE ALSO NATIONAL AIDS HOTLINE
SEE ALSO RETROVIR
SEE ALSO SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASES
SEE ALSO WORLD AIDS DAY
S
N E E
P D — DATE — C -PG
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L Y
L P BYL
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 1
S 2
CHH 1
H 2
H 2
4/26/1989 B
5/05/1989 A
5/05/1989
5/12/1989
5/25/1989
5/26/1989
6/16/1989
6/19/1989
6/20/1989 B
6/21/1989 C
6/29/1989 C
7/24/1989 C
7/25/1989 B
8/18/1989 C
8/24/1989
8/24/1989
8/28/1989
8/28/1989
8/29/1989
9/01/1989
9/08/1989
9/08/1989
9/09/1989
9/21/1989
9/22/1989 B
10/23/1989 B
10/23/1989 A
10/24/1989
10/26/1989
11/03/1989
11/04/1989
11/08/1989
11/09/1989
12/02/1989
12/03/1989
12/04/1989
12/17/1989 B
1
1
2
1
1
1
5
1
1
1
1
1
1
8
1
1
1
1
8
12
1
1
1
1
5
1
3
1
1
1
1
3
1
1
1
1
1
N B53
P L38
N H90
P M66
NB53
P S76
P S76
N B53
PS76
P L38
P T32
P S76
P S76
N N36
P L3B
N H90
N M51
N
M66
B53
S76
R63
N B53
N
N M51
N
P T37
P T37
N W57
N W57
N M70
N T33
N E33
N M70
P T32
N M51
H 2 5/03/1989 C 1 P N N36
H 2 6/14/1989 A 1 P N K65
CHH 1 10/27/1989 A 3 N
CHH 1 11/16/1989 A 4 E
S 2 7/19/1989 A 1 D N T77
-LX630-
H 0 N T H L Y / A N N U A L INDEX BY SUBJECTS
1/01/1989 - 12/31/198?
UNC STUDENTS WIN CONTEST ABOUT AIDS
HUDSON'S GIGOLO REWARDED
ftlDS ACTIVISTS ARRESTED IN RTP
DRUG COMPANY NO BULLY
BURROUGHS WELLCOME TO DROP CHARGES AGAINST AIDS ACTIVISTS
N£!£Y 19 SAJN SYMPATHY, SOME AIDS VICTIMS HURT CAUSE...
HELMS ADS USE FEAR FOR POLITICAL GOALS
GROUPS URGE BURROUGHS WELLCOME TO CUT PRICE OF AZT
IS BURROUGHS WELLCOME'S AIDS DRUG OVERPRICED OR A BARGAIN?
AIDS POSTER DISPLAY
GROUPS PRESS DRUG COMPANY TO CUT PRICE OF AIDS MEDICINE
BURROUGHS WELLCOME, AZT PROFITS UNDER FIRE
STUDY PATIENTS COURAGEOUS
AZT COST REDUCED BY 20X
SLURS ON AZT PRICE CUT UNDESERVED— NOBELIST
HOPE'S ONLY MESSENGER
AZT-MAKER DESERVES PRAISE, NOT CRITICISM
AIDS DRUG TO BE MADE AS SYRUP
AIDS VICTIM TO SPEAK AT UNC FRIDAY
ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME, BLACKS
AIDS EDUCATION EFFORT TARGETS AT-RISK YOUNG BLACK WOMEN
MINORITIES AND AIDS
ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME, COSTS
SEE ALSO HEALTH CARE, COSTS
STATE SHOULD PROVIDE MORE FUNDS FOR AIDS
RTP SCIENTIST: CONSUMERS TO PAY RISING AIDS COSTS
HITCHINGSt OTHERS WEIGH COSTS Of AIDS, DRUG ABUSE. SICKLE CELL
SPEAKER; PROFIT FROM AIDS SHOULD HELP FIGHT DISEASE
COST OF AIDS CARE RISING DRAMATICALLY
AIDS PATIENTS' HOUSING NEEDS FELT IN CHAPEL HILL
PUBLIC HOSPITALS FACING A FINANCIAL DISASTER
AMERICANS' BILL FOR AZT COULD SURPASS $2 BILLION
AZT MAY BE COST-EFFECTIVE
ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME, DURHAM CASES
SEE ALSO AIDS COMMUNITY RESIDENCE ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO AIDS SERVICES PROJECT
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, AIDS RESEARCH
SEE ALSO DURHAM AIDS NETWORK
DRIVE SET TO GET HOME FOR CHILDREN WITH AIDS
FORUM HELPS PUBLIC FIGHT AIDS
^Tf£TSI?,1UT^B'^9yGHS "EU-CQHE IN PROTEST OVER COST OF AIDS DRUG
LINKING THREE NEWS ITEMS
DUKE PHYSICIAN TO DISCUSS MYTHS, MISCONCEPTIONS SURROUNDING AIDS
DURHAM HOSTS N.C.'S 1ST HOME FOR AIDS PATIENTS "■«"■"
COUNTY HAS 8 NEW AIDS CASES
EIGHT NEW AIDS CASES REPORTED FOR COUNTY
AIDS EDUCATION HELPED BY *35,000 GRANT
FEW GARDENS FESTIVAL AIMED AT FIGHT AGINST AIDS, DRUGS
DUKE PLANS TO INSTALL 35 CONDOM DISPENSERS
DUKE GETS *5 MILLION FOR AIDS RESEARCH
COMMUNITY RALLY SET TO STOP AIDS
EAST END GETS SERIOUS ABOUT SPREADING THE WORD ON AIDS
DUKE OFFERS TRAINING FOR FOSTER PAPENTS OF CHILDREN WITH AIDS
DURHAM TO GET AIDS EDUCATION PROGRAM
CONTESTS, OTHER EVENTS TO PROMOTE AIDS AWARENESS
DUKE'S PERKINS LIBRARY EXHIBIT TARGETS AIDS AWARENESS MONTH
NETWORK EDUCATING TEENS ABOUT AIDS
GIANT 'CONDOM' TO PUSH AIDS EDUCATION
DURHAM COUNTY GROUNDS CONDOM-SHAPED BALLOON
HOSPITAL AIDS THREAT SPURS HIRING OF EXPERT
CONSULTANT TO STUDY DISEASES IN HOSPITAL
POLICE LOG/SPITTING ON OFFICER CALLED DEADLY WEAPON
DURHAM HEALTH DEPT. TO OFFER KITS FOR STERILIZING NEEDLES
HEALTH OFFICE WANTS DRUG USERS TO BLEACH NEEDLES CLEAN
ACQUIRED IM«UNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME, EDUCATION
SEE HEALTH EDUCATION
D — DATE-
S
E
C -PG
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
S
s
s
H
CHH
CHH
S
H
H
1/26/1989
2/20/1989
4/25/1989
5/01/1989
5/04/1989
6/17/1989
8/29/1989
8/31/1989
9/02/1989
9/05/1989
9/06/1989
9/16/1989
9/18/1989
9/19/1989
9/20/1989
9/21/1989
9/21/1989
10/05/1989
11/28/1989
1 7/15/1989 A
1 7/15/1989 A
1/04/1989
2/28/1989
2/28/1989
4/11/1989
8/06/1989
8/06/1989
8/14/1989
8/21/1989
8/23/1989
1/11/1989
4/20/1989
4/26/1989
4/29/1989
4/29/1989
6/16/1989
6/16/1989
6/17/1989
7/20/1989
7/20/1989
9/07/1989
9/15/1989
9/20/1989
9/21/1989
9/24/1989 B
9/27/1989 C
10/06/1989
10/14/1989
10/17/1989
10/27/1989
10/28/1989
11/13/1989 B
11/13/1989 A
12/03/1989 B
12/08/1989 A
12/08/1989 C
4
4
1
4
1
4
4
13
8
7 I
3
1
4
1
1 I
4
4
1
10 I
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L Y
L P BYL
N
E
N
E
N B53
E
E
N
N
P
N
N
L
N
L38
K65
K65
N K65
E
E
N C61
N
3 P N S17
3 N S17
1
6
1
4
3
1
2
5
1
1
1
13
16
1
6
12
4
4
6
3
1
6
7
1
1
1
E
N M06
N
N C60
N S17
N S17
E
N
E
N C60
F S27
N C47
E
N D80
N M06
N M06
N
N C60
N C60
N K56
H
N
N H65
N D80
N
N C60
N D80
N S27
N S27
N S22
N C60
N
N M51
N C60
N H65
-LX630-
MO N THL
Y/ANNUAL
1/01/1989
INDEX BY
12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
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I T
L Y
L P
BYL
SEE SEX EDUCATION
ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME, HEALTH PROFESSIONALS
SEE ALSO EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIANS
SEE ALSO HEALTH CARE WORKERS
SEE ALSO NURSES, U.S.
SEE ALSO PHYSICIANS, U.S.
AIDS CAUSES DOCTORS, DENTISTS TO TIGHTEN INFECTION CONTROL
HOSPITAL AIDS THREAT SPURS HIRING OF EXPERT
ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME, LEGAL ISSUES
SEE ALSO DISEASE DISCRIMINATION
TASK FORCE TO EXAMINE LEGAL ISSUES OF AIDS
AIDS ANTI-DISCRIMINATION BILL ADVANCES
PANEL APPROVES AIDS ANTI-DISCRIMINATION BILL
AIDS ANTI-DISCRIMINATION BILL ADVANCES
HOUSE VOTES TO BAN AIDS DISCRIMINATION
AIDS-BIAS BILL GUTTED
BILL TO HELP AIDS VICTIMS FACES MORE AMENDMENTS
ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME, N.C. CASES
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C, AIDS
SEE ALSO N.C. AIDS SERVICE COALITION
SEE ALSO N.C. AIDS TASK FORCE
SEE ALSO N.C. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, AIDS
SEE ALSO PRISONS, N.C, AIDS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C -CHAPEL HILL, AIDS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C-CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL OF MEDICINE, AIDS DEMENTIA CENTER
STATE SHOULD PROVIDE MORE FUNDS FOR AIDS
AIDS SPOKESMAN RIPS MARTIN BUDGET
AIDS BILLS COULD SPARK GENERAL ASSEMBLY BATTLES
PANEL APPROVES AIDS ANTI-DISCRIMINATION BILL
AIDS BILL AMENDED IN SENATE
AIDS ANTI-DISCRIMINATION BILL ADVANCES
HOUSE VOTES TO BAN AIDS DISCRIMINATION
AIDS-BIAS BILL GUTTED
AIDS SURVEY RESULTS SUPPORT TESTING NEED, HEALTH OFFICIAL SAYS
SENATE PANEL APPROVES RIGS MITH TRAILERS MEASURING 53 FEET
HACKNEY KILLS AIDS-TESTING AMENDMENT
HACKNEY BREAKS AIDS BILL TIE VOTE
POLICE OFFICERS FEAR GETTING AIDS FROM THOSE ARRESTED
BILL TO ALLOW DETENTION FOR TESTING FOR AIDS, HEPATITIS NEARS ENACTMENT
AIDS BILL IS SENT BACK TO SUBCOMMITTEE
AIDS BILL SUPPORTERS STRUGGLE TO SALVAGE LEGISLATION
MINISTERS TOLD! JOIN FIGHT AGAINST AIDS
COMMITTEE COMPROMISES ON AIDS BILL
A DE FACTO DEATH SENTENCE?
NEW MISSION IMPOSSIBLE? PANEL TO REVIEW ABORTION LAW HAS TOUGH.,.
PANEL REJECTS AMENDMENT TO WEAKEN AIDS VICTIMS BILL
AIDS ANTI-DISCRIMINATION BILL FACES MORE OPPOSITION
AIDS DISCRIMINATION BILL HEADING FOR DEBATE IN N.C. HOUSE
HOUSE SUPPORTERS OF AIDS BILL FEND OFF TWO AMENDMENTS
HOUSE APPROVES ANTI-DISCRIMINATION BILL FOR AIDS VICTIMS
HOTLINE GIVES HELP TO CALLERS WORRIED ABOUT AIDS
ANTI-DISCRIMINATION LAW FOR AIDS VICTIMS ENACTED
HOUSE WISELY SPURNS AIDS-BILL REVISIONS
COST OF AIDS CARE RISING DRAMATICALLY
AIDS PATIENTS' HOUSING NEEDS FELT IN CHAPEL HILL
AIDS CAUSES DOCTORS, DENTISTS TO TIGHTEN INFECTION CONTROL
DISPLAY CHRONICLES AIDS ERA POSTERS
DUKE, UNC MEDICAL SCHOOLS TO TEST NEW AIDS DRUG
CONFIRMED AIDS CASES REACH 1,000 IN STATE
NETWORK EDUCATING TEENS ABOUT AIDS
TESTING FOR AIDS SHOULD REMAIN PRIVATE
'IM'M LUCKY'/AIDS DAY PANELIST-FAMILY SUPPORT MAKES HIM AN EXCEPTION
ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME, ORANGE COUNTY
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C, AIDS
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY AIDS TASK FORCE
OFFICIALS TO CONSIDER HOW TO MEET HOUSING NEEDS OF AIDS PATIENTS
H
H
2 8/08/1989 C
2 11/13/1989 B
1
6
N
N C60
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
2 5/01/1989 A
2 5/04/1989 B
2 5/06/1989 B
2 5/11/1989 B
2 5/12/1989 A
2 5/13/1989 A
2 7/15/1989 A
1 PN S82
5 N
2 N
5 N
10 N
4 E
6 N
S 2
CHH 1
H
H
CHH
H
H
H
CHH 1
H
CHH
CHH
S
H
H
CHH
H
CHH
CHH
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
S
CHH
CHH
H
CHH
H
H
S
S
CHH
1/04/1989 A
1/20/1989 A
3/12/1989 B
5/06/1989 B
5/10/1989 A
5/11/1989 B
5/12/1989 A
5/13/1989 A
5/24/1989 A
6/22/1989 B
6/22/1989 A
6/23/1989 A
6/26/1989 A
6/27/1989 A
6/29/1989 B
6/29/1989 A
7/01/1989
7/07/1989
7/13/1989
7/14/1989
7/14/1989
7/21/1989
7/24/1989 B
7/26/1989 A
7/27/1989 B
7/29/1989 C
7/29/1989
7/31/1989
8/06/1989
8/06/1989
8/08/1989
8/25/1989
8/31/1989
9/20/1989
10/17/1989
11/13/1989
12/02/1989
E
N S17
N
N
N
N
N
E
N L90
P N
P N S17
N M20
J Oil
N
N
N S17
N C60
N S17
E
E
N
N
P N
N
N
P N K65
N
E
PN S17
N S17
N
N
N C60
N
P N S27
E
PN
CHH 1 4/17/1989 A 1 N S17
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1/01/1989
INDEX B
12/31/1989
Y SUBJECTS
COUNTY XINS AIDS SERVICES PLACING EFFORT
COPING WITH PATIENTS' FEARS
AIDS EDUCATION EFFORT TARGETS AT-fllSK YOUNG BLACK WOMEN
COST OF AIDS CARE RISING DRAMATICALLY
AIDS PATIENTS' HOUSING NEEDS FELT IN CHAPEL HILL
TAYLOR STREET RESIDENTS TO FIGHT AIDS HOUSE
ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME, RESEARCH
SEE ALSO DRUGS, RESEARCH
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, AIDS RESEARCH
SEE ALSO MEDICAL RESEARCH
RTI TO CONDUCT AIDS SURVEY IN DALLAS
CORRECTIONS
AIDS VIRUS SHOWN TO RESIST AZTj TEST OF BURROUGHS WELLCOME DRUG,.,
SENATE FAILS TO EXTEND AZT PROGRAM
U.S. SCIENTISTS CLAIM IMPROVED DRUG FOR AIDS
AIDS EXPERT TO SPEAK AT ROUND TABLE ON SCIENCE
SPEAKER: PROFIT FROM AIDS SHOULD HELP FIGHT DISEASE
AIDS EXPERT TO SPEAK MONDAY
EXTRA GENES IN AIDS VIRUS PUZZLE SCIENTISTS
STUDY SUGGESTS MOST HILL ASSIST AIDS SURVEY
AIDS SURVEY RESULTS SUPPORT TESTING NEED, HEALTH OFFICIAL SAYS
DUKE PROFJ SALK REPORT IMPORTANT, NOT SOLUTION
POTENTIAL SEEN FOR AIDS CURE
DRUG ACT FOUND TO SLOW DISEASE IN NEW PATIENTS
AZT IS FOUND TO DELAY AIDS IN VIRUS CARRIERS
BURROUGHS UELLCOME CO. STOCK SOARS ON SUCCESS
DUKE, UNC MEDICAL SCHOOLS TO TEST NEW AIDS DRUG
DUKE GETS $5 MILLION FOR AIDS RESEARCH
DUKE SCIENTISTS FIND GENE THAT MAY BE ANTI-AIDS WEAPON
•THE ANDROMEDA STRAIN'/QUIRKY AIDS VIRUS KEEPS CHANGING FORM
DR. HITCHINGS: NO SHORTCUT TO AIDS VACCINE
STUDY TO CONSIDER EFFECT OF AIDS ON NREVOUS SYSTEM
AIDS, RESEARCH HELPS BOOST RTI'S RECORD *88.3 MILLION SALES
UNTIL CURE FOUND, AIDS PATIENTS BIGGEST NEED IS HOPE— DOCTOR
ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME, SCREENING TESTS
SEE ALSO BLOOD TESTS
SEE ALSO HEALTH SCREENING PROGRAM
SEE ALSO URINALYSIS
AIDS TESTING GROWS AT UNC
RISKS AND BENEFITS OF AIDS TEST MUST BE WEIGHED
AIDS SURVEY RESULTS SUPPORT TESTING NEED, HEALTH OFFICIAL SAYS
COMMITTEE VOTES TO TEST PRISON INMATES FOR AIDS
COPING WITH PATIENTS' FEARS
HACKNEY KILLS AIDS-TESTING AMENDMENT
BILL TO ALLOW DETENTION FOR TESTING FOR AIDS, HEPATITIS NEARS ENACTMENT
COMMITTEE COMPROMISES ON AIDS BILL
STAINING METHOD ALSO OFFERS CLUE TO AIDS PRESENCE
MORE AIDS TESTING NEEDED
EXPERTS URGE KEEPING ANONYMOUS AIDS TESTS
KEEP HIV TESTING ANONYMOUS
TESTING FOR AIDS SHOULD REMAIN PRIVATE
ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME, U.S. CASES
NEEDLING THE AIDS ISSUE
HELMS DEFENDS AD SAYING PHOTOGRAPHER DIED OF AIDS
ACTORS AND ACTRESSES, CHILDREN
SEE CHILD ACTORS AND ACTRESSES
ACTORS AND ACTRESSES, DURHAM
AVID ABOUT ACTING; DURHAM NATIVE RETURNS TO FIRST LOVE
THAT 'COUSIN' MAY BE SOMEONE YOU KNOW
TEEN-AGER PLAYS TEEN-AGER
ELEY LANDS TV ROLES, AIRING THIS WEEKEND
ACTORS AND ACTRESSES, INTERNATIONAL
ITALIAN ACTOR STARS IN 'MACBETH'
ACTORS AND ACTRESSES, N.C.
N E
P D — DATE-
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L Y
L P BYL
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
5/20/1989
6/16/1989
7/15/1989
8/06/1989
8/06/1989
9/06/1989
N S17
N S17
N S17
N S17
N S17
N S17
S
2
2/04/1989 A
1
N M06
s
2
2/06/1989 A
2
N
H
2
3/15/1989 A
1
N K65
H
2
3/18/1989 C
6
N
H
2
3/22/1989 A
1
N
H
2
4/04/1989 C
12
N
H
2
4/11/1989 C
1
N C60
H
2
4/13/1989 C
4
N
H
2
4/18/1989 B
1 P N C60
H
2
4/26/1989 A
9
N K65
CHH 1
5/24/1989 A
3
N L90
S
2
6/09/1989 C
4
N
H
2
7/14/1989 A
1 P N
H
2
8/04/1989 A
1
N C60
H
2
8/18/1989 A
1
N
H
2
8/19/1989 A
1
N C60
H
2
8/31/1989 A
1
N C60
H
2
9/15/1989 A
13 PN
H
2 10/19/1989 C
3
N
H
2 10/21/1989 C
1
N K65
H
2 10/22/1989 D
9
N
CHH 1
11/13/1989 A
10
N
H
2 11/16/1989 C
1
N K65
H
2 12/02/1989 C
1
N N36
CHH 1
2/22/1989 A
1 N L90
S 2
3/01/1989 C
3 U
CHH 1
5/24/1989 A
3 N L90
H 2
5/26/1989 A
11 N
CHH 1
6/16/1989 A
3 P N S17
CHH 1
6/22/1989 A
1 P N S17
H 2
6/27/1989 A
12 N
CHH 1
7/07/1989 A
1 N S17
CHH 1
8/10/1989 A
7 N
H 2
8/23/1989 A
5 J
CHH 1
10/27/1989 A
3 P N S17
CHH 1
10/29/1989 A
4 E
S 2 11/13/1989 A
4 E
H 2 3/23/1989 A 4 E
H 2 8/24/1989 B 12 N
S 2 2/16/1989 D 1 P F B71
H 2 2/27/1989 A 6 U W66
S 2 3/30/1989 D 3 P F B71
S 2 5/11/1989 D 6 P N
S 2 6/22/1989 D 3 P F
-LX630- MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX BY SUBJECTS
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989
D — DATE-
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•AREN'T YOU HARLAN TUCKER?'
'UASTEFALL'S' WEEKEND WONDER (CORRECTED)
CLEARING THE RECORD
ACTORS AND ACTRESSES, U.S.
SEE ALSO BLACKS, ACTORS AND ACTRESSES
SEE ALSO FILM INDUSTRY
ARTIST ASCENDING/MICHAEL CUMPSTY IS BROADWAY-BOUND
THE ACTOR'S NIGHTMARE (PLAY)
ONE-ACTS HARK THEATRE GUILD'S RECOVERY (CORRECTION PRINTED 6-27-89)
KUDOS FOR HER
ACYCLOVIR
BURROUGHS-WELLCOME DRUG FOUND TO HALT OR REDUCE HERPES
ZOVIRAX EFFECTIVE IN EARLY TREATMENT OF SHINGLES
ADAM AND EVE (BUSINESS)
FEDS WON'T PRESS ADAM & EVE CASE
AHARON GROUP INC.
SEE ALSO HEADQUARTERS PARK
AHARON TAKES OUT MORTGAGE
SPOOKY, ISN'T IT?
FOUNDING PARTNER STROM LEAVES ADARON
AVONDALE PLAZA GETS $6-MILLI0N EXPANSION
ADARON, GLAXO SET TO CLOSE AMERICAN PROPERTY DEAL
DURHAM OKS GLAXO LAND PURCHASE
GLAXO SALE GIVES IMPETUS TO AHARON'S DURHAM PLANS
GLAXO CONSTRUCTION SLATED TO BEGIN NEAR END OF YEAR
AMERICAN TOBACCO PROJECT ON AGENDA
ABRAMJ AMERICAN NEEDS «17.B MILLION
ABRAM'S AMERICAN NEWSLETTER SEEKS SUPPORT OF PUBLIC
UEAST PUSHES CENTER FOR DURHAM 5TH-GRADERS
ADDICTION
SEE ALSO ALCOHOLISM
SEE ALSO DRUG ABUSE
SEE ALSO JOGGING
SEE ALSO TOBACCO, HEALTH EFFECTS
CO-DEPENDENCY SEMINARS SET
ADMARK GROUP
STRAWBRIDGE OUT TO RAISE $50,000 IN MAYORAL RACE
ADOLESCENCE
SEE ALSO CRUISING
SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT, YOUTH
SEE ALSO ENJOYING YOUR TEENS (CHAPEL HILL HERALD COLUMN)
SEE ALSO JUVENILE COURTS
SEE ALSO JUVENILE DELINQUENCY
SEE ALSO PREGNANCY, ADOLESCENT
SEE ALSO RECREATION, DURHAM
SEE ALSO TEEN CENTER
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL CENTER FOR EARLY ADOLESCENCE
CRUISIN' THE HILLSBOROUGH CIRCUIT CHH 1
TEENS TO HEAR ADVICE ON COPING WITH PROBLEMS H 2
PARENTS SHOULD TAKE CONTROL OVER LICENSES S 2
PROGRAM HELPS PARENTS OF ADOLESCENTS S 2
WHAT CAN TEENS DO IN THE SUMMER? S 2
SHERIFF HOLDING TEEN FORUM S 2
OFFICIALS CITE NEED FOR MORE TEEN SHELTERS S 2
FEELING GOOD FOR HELPING OUT WAS SUMMER'S WAGES/TUESDAY TALK H 2
DOUBLE WHAMMY OF DOUBLE STANDARDS CHH 1
PARENTS, TEENS WORK AT "BRIDGING THE GAP" CHH 1
THE REBELLION BEGINS CHH 1
HEADING OFF TEEN PROBLEMS H 2
TEENS COPE WITH TURMOIL, BUT MAY NEED HELP IF WAYS OUT OF HAND S 2
CHH 1 9/02/1989 A 3 P N H90
H 2 12/28/1989 A 6 P N S56
H 2 12/31/1989 A 2 N
H 2 11/19/1989 E 1 P F W15
H 2 6/22/1989 B
S 2 6/22/1989 D
H 2 1/12/1989 A
CHH 1 9/22/1989 A
1 P R M31
5 R B77
2 N
6 U
CHH 1 5/04/1989 A 3 N H90
s
2
1/03/1989 A
1 N
s
2
3/04/1989 C
1 PP T32
H
2
3/11/1989 C
1 N N36
S
2
3/20/1989 A
1 P N S92
H
2
5/27/1989 B
5 N
S
2
6/09/1989 A
1 N M06
H
2
6/21/1989 A
1 N R63
S
2
6/21/1989 A
1 N M06
S
2
8/11/1989 A
1 N H65
S
2
8/28/1989 A
1 N C61
H
2
8/29/1989 C
1 N R63
H
2 10/18/1989 A
1 P N C47
H 2 6/05/1989 B 1 N Bll
H 2 10/05/1989 C 1 N R63
2/06/1989 A
2/15/1989 B
2/22/1989 A
4/06/1989
6/20/1989
7/14/1989
7/20/1989
8/29/1989
10/31/1989
11/05/1989
11/13/1989
12/20/1989
12/29/1989
N H90
N
E
F S27
N A76
N
N H65
U W15
E
ND38
N
E
N
ADOLESCENCE, ALCOHOLISM
-1X630-
HONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
SEE ALSO ALCOHOLISM
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C, ALCOHOL USE
WHEN DOES A TEEN'S MISCHIEF EVOLVE INTO PATHOLOGIC DRINKING?
WHAT ABOUT TEENS WHO'VE ALREADY SAID 'YES' TO DRUGS?
SURVEY PROMPTS CALL FOR N.C. PUPILS' DRUG EDUCATION
10 0W3ANIZATI0NS JOIN FORCES TO FIGHT ALCOHOL, DRUG ABUSE AMONG TEENS
STATE PREACHING STRONG MESSAGE ON GATEWAY SUBSTANCES
SURVEY OF STUDENTS' DRUG USE REVIEWED
ADOLESCENCE, DRUG ABUSE
SEE CHILDREN, DRUGS
ADOLESCENCE, EMOTIONALLY DISTURBED
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, EMOTIONALLY DISTURBED
GROUP HOME FOR TROUBLED YOUTHS EYED
ADOLESCENCE, PREGNANCY
SEE PREGNANCY, ADOLESCENT
ADOLESCENCE, SEXUAL ACTIVITY
SEE ALSO PREGNANCY, ADOLESCENT
SEE ALSO PREMARITAL SEX
SEE ALSO SEX EDUCATION
SEE ALSO SEXUAL BEHAVIOR
BILL WOULD OUTLAW SEX WITH MINORS
HOUSE COMMITTEE APPROVES BILL REQUIRING SCHOOLS TO PROMOTE ABSTINENCE..
HOUSE APPROVES ABSTINENCE LESSONS FOR SCHOOLS uncnuc..
ADOLESCENCE, SMOKING
SEE ALSO SMOKING
•NO BIG DEAL'/TEENS BUY CIGARETTES; ADULTS SELL THEM-DESPITE THE LAW
N.C. TEENS SMOKE, CHEW REGARDLESS OF HAZARDS
PEER PRESSURE MAY START IT; ADDICTION WON'T LET IT STOP
ADOLESCENCE, SUICIDES
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, SUICIDES
SEE ALSO SUICIDES, DURHAM
SEE ALSO SUICIDES, N.C.
COUNSELORS ON STANDBY IN WAKE OF SUICIDE
ADOLESCENT CAREUNIT
SEE ALAMANCE COUNTY HOSPITAL, ADOLESCENT CARE UNIT
ADOPT-A-COP
ADOPT-A-COP PROGRAM BEGINS
'ADOPTED' OFFICERS HOPE FOR RAPPORT WITH YOUNGSTERS
ADOPT-A-HIGHWAY PROGRAM
SEE ALSO HIGHWAYS N.C
CLE^UP^IJUI^^GHWAYS07' '"*" * "1GmV "**** 6IUING (^'"
CLEANING UP REQUIRES YEAR-ROUND ATTENTION
LET'S TRASH THE LITTERERS
COUNTY EMPLOYEES LEAVE STRETCH OF HIGHWAY CLEANER
N.C. LEADS NATION IN HIGHWAY ADOPTION
KKK SHOULD CLEAN UP FIRST
BAND WON'T GET HIGHWAY CLEANUP SIGN
HUMAN RIGHTS, NOT POLITICS, KEY ISSUE
ADOPT-A-f ARK PROGRAM
SEE ALSO PARKS, N.C.
GRANT TO EXPAND ADOPT-A-PARK PROGRAM
ADOPT-A-SCHOOL PROGRAM
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS
SEE ALSO PARTNERSHIPS IN EDUCATION PROGRAM
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS N C
PERSON COUNTY PARTNERS IN EDUCATION ADOPT PROGRAM, SEEK $50,000 BUDGET
ADOPTION
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CHH 1
S 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
2/10/1989
6/12/1989
12/06/1989
12/07/1989 C
12/10/1989 D
CHH 1 12/16/1989 A
U
N H65
N L40
N C61
U 140
N C62
S 2 9/28/1989 C 1 N H65
H
H
H
4/08/1989
5/17/1989
6/24/1989 A
CHH 1 10/29/1989 A
CHH 1 10/29/1989 A
CHH 1 10/29/1989 A
11 N
8 N
11 N
1 P N
1 N
1 N
CHH 1 6/09/1989 A 3 N M25
H 2 2/28/1989 C
3 P P T37
S 2 2/28/1989 C
1 P N B53
CHH 1 4/02/1989 A
3 P N L90
H 2 4/18/1989 A
4 E
S 2 4/18/1989 A
4 E
H 2 5/13/1989 A
4 E
CHH 1 7/10/1989 A
3 N C62
CHH 1 9/22/1989 A
3 N
S 2 9/29/1989 A
4 E
CHH 1 10/13/1989 A
6 N 038
S 2 10/17/1989 A
4 E
H 1 6/13/1989 C 1 N H60
H 1 5/03/1989 C 1 N T33
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1/01/1989
INDEX BY
12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
SEE ALSO FOSTER CARE
SEE ALSO FOSTER PARENTS
SEE ALSO FRIENDS OF BLACK CHILDREN
PANEL RECOMMENDS REGISTRY FOR ADOPTED CHILDREN
BUNDLES OF XY FROM FOREIGN LANDS
COUNTY SEEKS FAMILIES TO ADOPT BLACK YOUTHS
GROUP WORKS FOR ADOPTION OF BLACK CHILDREN
ADULT DAYCARE
SEE ALSO CHILD CARE CENTERS
SEE ALSO SENIOR CITIZENS, DAY CARE
SEE ALSO SHARON'S WAY ADULT DAY CARE CENTER
GROUP HOPING TO PROVIDE HOME FOR SENIOR CITIZENS
ADULT DAY-CARE CENTER NOW CLOSER TO REALITY, GROUP SAYS
ADULT EDUCATION
SEE ALSO COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. OFFICE OF CONTINUING EDUCATION
SEE ALSO EDUCATION RELEASE
SEE ALSO PROJECT LIFT
DURHAM CITY COMMUNITY EDUCATION PROGRAM (AD)
HOU LONG WILL ADULT LITERACY PROGRAMS BE IN VOGUE?
STARTING ANOTHER ADVENTURE
DURHAM RELEASE PLAN TEACHES LETTERS OF THE LAW
DEFENDANT SENTENCED TO LITERACY
THE ADVENTURES OF BARON MUNCHAUSEN (FILM)
'BARON MUNCHAUSEN' IS IHAGINITIVE GEM
BIG GAFFES, FEU LAUGHS/'BARON MUNCHAUSEN'
ADVERTISING
SEE ALSO BILLBOARDS
SEE ALSO DRUG ADVERTISING
SEE ALSO JUNK MAIL
SEE ALSO LEGAL ADVERTISING
SEE ALSO POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENTS
SEE ALSO TOBACCO, ADVERTISING
NEW ADS SEEK TO CURB DRUNKEN DRIVING
MAGAZINE AD TOUTS NCCU, SEEKS FUNDS FOR PROGRAMS
NCCU ARTICLE PUZZLING
ARTICLE UNFAIR TO NCCU
SOME ADS ARE TOO SUBTLE
TROLLEYS TO DISPLAY PAID ADVERTISING
ADVERTISING FRAUD
SEE FRAUD
ADVISORY BUDGET COMMISSION
SEE N.C. ADVISORY BUDGET COMMISSION
AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY
SEE ALSO PHOTOGRAPHY
THE DURHAM SUN: A SHINING CENTURY
AFFAIRS OF BLACK PEOPLE
SEE DURHAM COMMITTEE ON THE AFFAIRS OF BLACK PEOPLE
AFFIRMATIVE ACTION
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY COUNCIL, AFFIRMATIVE ACTION
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C, AFFIRMATIVE ACTION
SEE ALSO EQUAL E)W.OYMENT OPPORTUNITY COMMISSION
SEE ALSO JOB DISCRIMINATION
SEE ALSO JOB SCREENING
SEE ALSO MINORITIES ADMISSIONS PROGRAMS
COMMON SENSE ON QUOTAS
ROYALL'S OPPOSITION STALLS ANTI-BIAS BILL
THE FLIP SIDE OF ANTI-BIAS
CHATHAM HEARS AFFIRMATIVE ACTION REPORT
FINDINGS NOT SURPRISING, BOARD CHAIRMAN SAYS
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S 2 1/09/1989 A 5 J Oil
H 2 2/03/1989 A 8 P N Zll
S 2 9/19/1989 C 1 N H65
CHH 1 11/24/1989 A 3 N SI?
CHH 1 3/19/1989 A 3 P N C62
CHH 1 12/25/1989 A 1 N M25
4/11/1989 B
8/01/1989 A
8/22/1989 A
11/06/1989 A
11/09/1989 A
2 7/06/1989 D
2 12/29/1989 D
3D A
5 J Oil
4 E
1 N S82
4 E
3PR F25
19 P R L59
H
H
H
H
S
CHH
2/14/1989
7/08/1989
7/13/1989
7/17/1989
11/07/1989
12/05/1989
P N
P N S82
L
L
E
N
S 2 4/19/1989 E 1 P F H09
H 2
4/15/1989 A
4
E
H 2
6/28/1989 C
1
N L40
H 2
7/15/1989 A
4
E
CHH 1
10/05/1989 A
3
N (125
CHH 1
10/05/1989 A
3
N M25
AFGHANISTAN
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MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
DUKE TEACHER; AFGHANS* FUTURE PRECARIOUS
PHOTOGRAPHS OF AFGHANISTAN WILL BE AT UNC
AFRICA (SEE ALSO NAMES OF COUNTRIES)
SEE ALSO GABON
SEE ALSO KWANZAA (AFRICAN FESTIVAL)
SEE ALSO MAPS, AFRICA
SEE ALSO SOUTH AFRICA
ETHNIC PRIDE GROWS IN BLACK COMMUNITY
AFRICAN-AMERICAN DANCE ENSEMBLE
SEE ALSO AFRICAN DANCE
SEE ^_S0 DANCE
•EARTHY' STRAVINSKY SCORE INSPIRES AFRICAN 'FIREBIRD'
HE'S GOT RHYTHM
DANCE ENSEMBLE HAS AFRICAN GUEST
FROM GULLEY TO GAMBIA
HIS PERFORMANCE A SCORCHER
•TASTE OF AFRICA' DANCE LITERAL WITH NATIVE FOOD
'TASTE OF AFRICA' IS DELICIOUS
INTO AFRICA
AFRICAN-AMERICANS RING IN THE NEW/ 'HAPPY KUANZAA'
AFRICAN (fn
SEE ALSO AFRO-AMERICAN ART
SEE (4.S0 tf?T
'AFRICAN EYE' FEATURES MASKS AND SCULPTURE
LOOKING ONLY AT COMPOSITION, FORM ROBS AFRICAN ART OF CULTURAL ROOTS
AFRICAN DANCE
SEE ALSO AFRICAN-AMERICAN DANCE ENSEMBLE
SEE ALSO DANCE
BEAT GOES ON
AFRO-AMERICAN ART
SEE ALSO AFRICAN ART
SEE MJ50 ART
EXHIBIT FOR A DEBUTANTE
AGE DISCRIMINATION
SEE ALSO DISCRIMINATION
SEE ALSO OLDER WORKER PROGRAM
SEE ALSO RACIAL DISCRIMINATION
SEE ALSO SEX DISCRIMINATION
RETIRING EMPLOYEES DESERVE PROTECTION
AGE OF CONSENT, SEXUAL INTERCOURSE
SEE ALSO LEGAL DRINKING AGE
LEGISLATOR SAYS AGE OF CONSENT SHOULD BE RAISED TO M
AGED
SEE SENIOR CITIZENS
AGENT WHITE
TOUGH PESTICIDE RULES OFFER BETTER PROTECTION
AGING
SEE ALSO CENTENftfltttS
SEE ALSO CHATHAM COUNTY COUNCIL ON AGING
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. CENTER FOR THE STUDY OF AGING AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO MIDDLE AGE
SEE ALSO N.C. DIVISION OF AGING
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY DEPT. ON AGING
SEE ALSO SENIOR CITIZENS
SEE ALSO SENIOR CITIZENS, ABUSE
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL OF MEDICINE, PROGRAM ON AGING
SEE ALSO VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL, AGING PROGRAM
DUKE RESEARCHES PROCESS OF AGING
HOW TO PLAN A RETIREMENT HOME
AMERICANS AGING TOGETHER
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H 2 2/19/1989 B 5 N D80
H 2 5/28/1989 E 8 N
S 2 6/02/1989 B 1 P F G59
2 4/27/1989 D
2 7/07/1989 C
2 8/28/1989 A
2 9/01/1989 C
2 9/21/1989 D
2 10/01/1989 B
2 10/02/1989 B
2 12/02/1989 B
2 12/29/1989 D
F B71
P S76
U U66
P K30
F B71
R L59
R L34
N Yll
F B71
S 2 1/12/1989 D 4 N
H 2 2/03/1989 D 6 P R G68
S 2 8/10/1989 D 2 P N
H 2 10/29/1989 E 14 P P C45
S 2 4/22/1989 A 4 E
H 2 5/06/1989 B 2 N
S 2 1/03/1989 A 4 E
S
CHH
S
2/02/1989 C
4/07/1989 A
5/05/1989 A
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OLDER CITIZENS MUST PLAN TO CONTROL LIVES, LAWYER SAYS
COPING WITH THE HEAT: ADVICE TO HELP THE ELDERLY...
FEMINISTS AND SENIOR CITIZENS
CHANGING THE WAY OF AGING
UNO ARE THE ELDERLY?
TAKING CARE OF RELATIVES CAN EXACT A HEAVY TOLL
HEALTH CARE COSTS TARNISH THE 'GOLDEN YEARS'
THE LOSS OF A SPOUSE CREATES UNCERTAINTY, MIX OF EMOTIONS
AGRICULTURAL FAIRS
SEE COUNTY FAIRS
AGRICULTURAL INVESTMENT FUND
SOUL CITY PROJECT MAY ADD 1,300 JOBS
A BLOOM IN SOUL CITY
AGRICULTURAL RESOURCES CENTER
NO TIME FOR ARROGANCE/PESTICIDE CONTAMINATION WATCHDOG SPALT SEES...
AGRICULTURE
SEE ALSO CROPS
SEE ALSO FARMERS, N.C.
SEE ALSO LIVESTOCK
SEE ALSO U.S. DEPT. OF AGRICULTURE
HOLDING ITS OWN/SUNDAY FOCUS.' AGRICULTURE
'ORGANIC APPROACH NOU A VIABLE OPTION
STATE GROUP KEEPS CHECK ON 'ORGANICS'
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
STUDY J $3 BILLION YEARLY EFFORT FAILS TO HALT POVERTY
SOCIAL SERVICES' SCHOOL FOR DAY-CARE OPERATORS HAS NINE STUDENTS
PROGRAM HELPS MOTHERS BECOME DAY-CARE OPERATORS
AIR AMBULANCE SERVICE
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, HELICOPTER SERVICE
SEE ALSO HELICOPTERS
SEE ALSO N.C. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, HELICOPTER SERVICE
SPARE HELICOPTER AT NCMH THIS WEEK
DUKE, N.C. MEMORIAL SEEK HIGHER MEDICARE PAY FOR HELICOPTER SERVICE
MARTIN PROCLAIMS CAROLINA AIR CARE DAY
AIR CONDITIONERS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, AIR CONDITIONING
SEE ALSO FANS
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C, AIR CONDITIONING
CITY EMPLOYEES TAKE HEAT
AIR POLLUTION
SEE ALSO ACID RAIN
SEE ALSO CLEAN AIR ACT
SEE ALSO INCINERATORS
SEE ALSO INDOOR AIR POLLUTION
SEE ALSO ODORS
SEE ALSO POLLUTION
STATEWIDE AUTO EXHAUST INSPECTIONS MAY BE AHEAD
COMMITTEE AGREES ON MAJOR PROVISIONS ON GUBERNATORIAL VETO REFERENDUM...
DURHAM COUGHS UP TONS OF TOXINS
N.C. MAKES EPA'S TOP 10 POLLUTER LIST
POLLUTION PROGRAMS REQUIRE ACTION SOON
NATURE'S PURIFIERS OF OUR AIR
DUKEi AIR POLLUTION HURTS REGION'S FORESTS
EPA VISITS DURHAM SCHOOLS
HEAT. HUMIDITY CAUSE UNHEALTHY OZONE BUILDUP
DURHAM IN TOXIC PRESSURE COOKER/HEAT WAVE PARBOILS AREA IN RISKY MIX...
UNC. EPA PLAN $28 MILLION CENTER TO STUDY AIR POLLUTION
EPA: DURHAM HAS MODERATE DIRTY-AIR LEVEL
N
P
CHH
CHH
CHH
H
H
H
H
CHH 1
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6/09/1989
9/15/1989
11/26/1989
11/26/1989
11/27/1989
11/28/1989
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CHH 1 8/06/1989 A
CHH 1 8/06/1989 A
CHH 1 8/06/1989 A
CHH 1 5/04/1989 A
S 2 5/25/1989 A
CHH 1 7/15/1989 A
N D38
U
S56
S56
S56
SS6
S 2 2/14/1989 A 1 M N M06
H 2 2/17/1989 A 4 E
CHH 1 8/22/1989 A 3 P N
1 C N H90
1 P N M25
1 N M25
H 1 1/24/1989 B 1 N L40
H 2 3/17/1989 C 1 N A54
S 2 9/13/1989 B 1 N H65
3 N
1 N M06
3 N L90
H 2 6/17/1989 C 5 N R63
H
2
1/09/1989 B
1 N
H
2
2/16/1989 B
4 N
H
2
2/19/1989 A
1 C N C60
H
2
3/23/1989 A
1 C N
S
2
3/27/1989 A
4 E
H
2
4/01/1989 A
4 E
S
2
4/18/1989 A
1 P N
S
2
5/03/1989 C
12 N
H
2
6/29/1989 C
1 C N C60
H
2
7/12/1989 A
1 P N C60
H
2
7/17/1989 B
1 N K65
S
2
7/27/1989 A
1 N
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CONGRESS FINALLY HEEDS CALL FOR CLEANER AIR
POLLUTION, ACID RAIN THREATEN SOUTH'S FAVORITE FIR
AIR POLLUTION STANDARDS
SHWIE8 9LI°2££ EMISSIONS URGED; ADVOCACY GROUP UNVEILS RESULTS,..
POLLUTANTS MEASURED IN EPA'S TEST HOUSE
DURHAM EPA SAYS N.C. COULD CLEAN UP WITH BUSH PROPOSALS
BUSH PROPOSAL OFFERS HOPE FOR CLEANER AIR
TRIANGLE SCIENTISTS WOULD BE KEY PLAYERS IN BUSH'S CLEAN-AIR PLAN
DUKE PROF: AIR PLAN SHOWS MORE PROMISE
CLOUDS HELP KEEP OZONE DOWN
STATE'S TOP AIR POLLUTERS REDUCED EMISSIONS DURING... (CORRECTED 8-4-89)
CLEARING THE RECORD
DURHAM CARS TO GET YEARLY EXHAUST TESTS
AIR PRODUCTS (ALLENTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA)
LAWSUIT DOESN'T SERVE PUBLIC INTEREST
AIR PRODUCTS AND CHEMICALS CO. (UDI INDUSTRIAL PARK)
OWASA GEARS UP FOR «4.6 MILLION PLANT PROJECT
OWASA ADDS $200,000 TO PATENT SUIT COSTS
OWASA RECEIVES WORD ON PROCESS
OWASA UPS FUNDS TO COVER PATENT SUIT
UTILITY GAINS PATENT/OWASA, PA. FIRM AT ODDS
AIR QUALITY
REGULATION OF TOXIC EMISSIONS URGED; ADVOCACY GROUP UNVEILS RESULTS...
POLLUTION PROGRAMS REQUIRE ACTION SOON
HEAT, HUMIDITY CAUSE UNHEALTHY OZONE BUILDUP
UNC. EPA PLAN $28 MILLION CENTER TO STUDY AIR POLLUTION
CLEARING THE RECORD
AIR SHOWS
OPEN HOUSE SLATED SUNDAY AT AIR BASE
AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLERS
SEE ALSO AIRPORTS, U.S.
PILOTS HOLD KEY TO AIR FARES
AIR TRAFFIC CHIEF LIKES EASE OF GETTING TO JOB
AIR-CO INDUSTRIAL GASES
AIRCO OPENS LIQUID HELIUM DISTRIBUTION CENTER
AIRCRAFT SAFETY
SEE AIRPLANES, SAFETY
AIRLINE PILOTS ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO PILOTS
PILOTS HOLD KEY TO AIR FARES
AIRLINES
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, AIRPLANES, INTERNATIONAL
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, AIRPLANES, N.C.
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS. AIRPLANES, U.S.
SEE ALSO AMERICAN AIRLINES
SEE ALSO EASTERN AIRLINES
SEE ALSO UNITED AIRLINES
PREPARE FOR HIGH-LEVEL TRAFFIC JAM
AIRLINES, CANCELLATIONS
AIRLINES USE OWN CRITERIA FOR CANCELING FLIGHTS
AIRLINES, FARES
PILOTS HOLD KEY TO AIR FARES
RDU AIRLINE FARES IN '88 FIFTH HIGHEST OF 30 MAJOR HUBS
AIRLINES SAY FARES REPORT IS MISLEADING
BUSINESS TRAVEL HIKES RDU FARES
AIRLINES, FOOD
SEE ALSO FOOD
S 2 10/05/1989 A
CHH 1 12/17/1989 A
4 E
10 P N
2/28/1989
4/17/1989
6/14/1989
6/14/1989
6/15/1989
6/22/1989
7/13/1989
8/03/1989
8/04/1989
11/11/1989
N C60
N K65
N K65
E
N K65
N
N
N C60
N
N
CHH 1 3/08/1989 A 4 L
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
1/16/1989 A
2/26/1989 A
6/02/1989 A
7/29/1989 A
10/27/1989 A
2/28/1989 A
3/27/1989 A
6/29/1989 C
7/17/1989 B
8/04/1989 A
N L90
N L90
N L90
N L90
N M25
C N C60
E
C N C60
N K65
N
H 1 4/15/1989 C 1 P N H60
H 2 3/14/1989 A 4 J
H 2 4/08/1989 C 1 P N P41
H 2 11/30/1989 C
H 2 3/14/1989 A 4 J
H 2 11/27/1989 A 4 E
H 2 3/01/1989 C 1 N P41
H 2 3/14/1989 A 4 J
H 2 6/08/1989 A 12 N
H 2 6/09/1989 A 13 N
H 2 6/11/1989 B 1 N K65
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MEALS ON THE FLY; N.C. NATIVE MARLENE MORRIS'S NEW COOKBOOK TAKES WING H 2 1/04/1989 B 1 P F S56
AIRLINES, REGULATIONS
SEE ALSO REGULATORY AGENCIES
DON'T RE-REGULATE THE AIRLINES
AIRLINES, SAFETY
SEE AIRPLANES, SAFETY
AIRLINES, SMOKING REGULATIONS
SEE ALSO SMOKING
SEE ALSO TOBACCO, ANTI-SMOKING CAMPAIGN
SMOKE-FREE FLIGHTS GOOD COMMON SENSE
AIRPLAIES
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, AIRPLANES, INTERNATIONAL
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, AIRPLANES, N.C.
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, AIRPLANES, U.S.
SEE ALSO AIRLINES
SEE ALSO PILOTS
SEE ALSO PRIVATE AIRPLANES
SEE ALSO RADIO-CONTROLLED AIRPLANES AND CARS
CLEAN MACHINE
AIRPLANES, EMERGENCIES
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, AIRPLANES, N.C.
WARNING PROMPTS PILOT TO MAKE RDU EMERGENCY LANDING
PILOT FORCED TO MAKE LANDING IN CORNFIELD
CORNFIELD HANGAR
AIRLINER HAKES EMERGENCY LANDING
AIRPLANES SAFETY
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, AIRPLANES, DURHAM (INCLUDES RALEIGH/DURHAM AIRPORT)
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, AIRPLANES, INTERNATIONAL
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, AIRPLANES, N.C.
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, AIRPLANES, U.S.
SEE ALSO AIRPORT SECURITY SYSTEMS
SEE ALSO SAFETY
EVIDENCE IS FRIGHTENING
NO SINGLE CAUSE FOR DISASTERS
AIRPORT ROAD
SPEED LIMIT ON AIRPORT ROAD STRETCH TOO HIGH - TAYLOR
AIRPORT ROAD SPEED LIMIT DROPS
TOWN IN A HURRY TO SLOU DOWN
NEIGHBORS CRITICAL OF PLANNED MOSQUE
COUNCIL TO PURCHASE OPEN SPACE
AIRPORT SECURITY SYSTEMS
SEE ALSO AIRPLANES, SAFETY
SEE ALSO SECURITY SYSTEMS
HEARING TO FOCUS ON DETECTING AIRPORT EXPLOSIVES
BETTER AIRLINE SECURITY WILL HELP RELIEVE FEAR
U.S., AIRLINE OFFICIALS MUM ON WHETHER RDU... WILL GET BOMB DETECTOR
AIRPORTS, INTERNATIONAL, SECURITY
SEE AIRPORT SECURITY SYSTEMS
H 2 10/22/1989 D 4 E
S 2 9/19/1989 A 4 E
CHH 1 3/18/1989 A 1 P P L38
S 2 4/20/1989 A 17 N
CHH 1 6/19/1989 A 1 N L90
CHH 1 6/20/1989 A 8 P P L38
H 2 9/11/1989 B 5 N
H 2 1/02/1989 A 4 E
H 2 8/16/1989 A 4 E
CHH 1 10/09/1989 A
CHH 1 10/12/1989 A
CHH
CHH
CHH
10/16/1989 A
11/03/1989 A
11/23/1989 A
N K70
N
E
N M70
N
S 2 2/07/1989 A 6 N
S 2 4/05/1989 A 4 E
S 2 7/11/1989 A 7 N H65
AIRPORTS, N.C.
SEE ALSO DOUGLAS AIRPORT (CHARLOTTE, N.C.)
SEE ALSO HORACE WILLIAMS AIRPORT
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, AIRPORTS
SEE ALSO PERSON COUNTY, N.C, AIRPORTS
SEE ALSO RALEIGH/DURHAM AIRPORT AUTHORITY
RELIEVER AIRPORTS EXPECTED TO TAKE INCREASING SHARE OF TRIANGLE FLIGHTS H
AIRLINES SAY FARES REPORT IS MISLEADING H
OXFORD-HENDERSON AIRPORT RECEIVES «332,000 GRANT H
4/28/1989
6/09/1989
12/21/1989
1
13
1
N P41
N
N T33
AIRPORTS, U.S.
SEE ALSO AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLERS
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AIRPORT WOES? BLAME BUREAUCRATS
AIRPORTS, U.S., SECURITY
SEE AIRPORT SECURITY SYSTEMS
AIRSPACE
SEN. SANFORD WANTS MILITARY AIRSPACE REQUESTS STUDIED
AIRWAVES (COLUMN)
SEE ALSO RADIO
SEE ALSO TELEVISION
WVtL OFFERS SERVICE BEGINNING HGNDAY/CLOSED-CAPTIONED NEWS
UTVD TAKES A LOOK AT SCHOOLS' PROBLEMS
ICE TOPPLES TV TOWERS; SIGNALS SLIP TO NEW SLOTS
THE NUMBERS ARE IN.. ./TV f£WS WARS
ICE PLAGUES WUNC-FM/BROADCASTING BLUES
AJINOMOTO CO., INC. (JAPANESE FOOD AND CHEMICAL CO.)
SEE ALSO JAPAN
ORIENTAL EXPRESS; JAPANESE LEAVE BUSINESS TRACKS IN TRIANGLE
ALAMANCE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
ALAMANCE COLLEGE DRIVE HAS GOAL OF $300,000
ALAMANCE COMMUNITY COLLEGE SCHEDULES OPEN HOUSE AT $3 MILLION WING...
ALAMANCE COMMUNITY COLLEGE, SCHOLARSHIPS
SEE ALSO SCHOLARSHIPS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SCHOLARSHIPS)
ALAMANCE GETS MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
ALAMANCE COUNTY, N.C.
SUPPORT FOR BOTTLE BILL GROWS IN ALAMANCE
FRIDAY STORMS' DAMAGE ESTIMATE TOPS $8 MILLION
ALAMANCE COUNTY, N.C, BUDGET
ALAMANCE BUDGET IS DELAYING RETIREMENT OF COLLEEN FOUST
BUDGETS: ALAMANCE MANAGER'S PLAN WOULD RETAIN TAX RATE
ALAMANCE COUNTY, N.C, COURTS
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE COUNTY COURTHOUSE
ALAMANCE BOARD TO CONTEST ORDER ON COURT SPACE
STATEWIDE SIGNIFICANCE SEEN IN ALAMANCE DISPUTE
ALAMANCE COUNTY, N.C, ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE COUNTY, N.C, VOTER REGISTRATION
SEE ALSO BURLINGTON, N.C, ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO BURLINGTON CITY COUNCIL, ELECTIONS
APRIL 10 IS DEADLINE TO REGISTER FOR ALAMANCE SCHOOLS TAX VOTE H
DEADLINES APPROACHING FOR ABSENTEE BALLOTS IN ALAMANCE CO. SCHOOL TAX... H
ALAMANCE TO DECIDE TUESDAY ON PROPERTY TAX FOR SCHOOLS H
ALAMANCE VOTERS DEFEAT TAX FOR COUNTY SCHOOL SYSTEM H
POLITICS PLENTIFUL IN ALAMANCE DURING OFF-ELECTION YEAR H
POLITICAL ACTIVITY LIGHT SO FAR FOR ALAMANCE MUNICIPAL OFFICES H
BURLINGTON MAYOR AND TWO COUNCILMEN RUNNING UNOPPOSED H
POLITICKING SLOW IN ALAMANCE MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS H
ALAMANCE COUNTY, N.C, EMPLOYEES
ALAMANCE BUDGET IS DELAYING RETIREMENT OF COLLEEN FOUST H
ALAMANCE COUNTY, N.C, FIRE DISTRICTS
ALAMANCE FIRE-TAX PLAN APPROVED
ALAMANCE COUNTY, N.C, GARBAGE COLLECTION
SEE ALSO GARBAGE COLLECTION, N.C.
ALAMANCE TO BAN RECYCLABLE CARDBOARD FROM LANDFILL
ALAMANCE OPENS WAR AGAINST TRASH WITH RECYCLING CENTERS
ALAMANCE COUNTY, N.C, LANDFILL
SEE ALSO BURLINGTON, N.C, LANDFILL
ALAMANCE COMMISSIONERS SEEK INFORMATION ON DEATHS OF DOGS
ALAMANCE TO BAN RECYCLABLE CARDBOARD FROM LANDFILL
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H 2 1/01/1989 D 4 E
H 2 1/12/1989 B 4 N
H
2 12/01/1989 D
20 U M60
H
2 12/08/1989 D
28 U MAO
H
2 12/15/1989 D
24 P U MAO
H
2 12/22/1989 D
7 U M60
S
2 12/29/1989 D
20 U M60
H 2 3/19/1989 A 1 C Q C60
1 4/22/1989 C 1 N H60
1 5/18/1989 C 1 N H60
H 1 6/22/1989 C 1 N H60
2 2/16/1989 C 3 N H60
1 6/21/1989 C 1 N H60
1 3/07/1989 B 1 N H60
1 5/16/1989 C 1 N T35
1 5/09/1989 C 1 N H60
1 5/17/1989 C 1 N H60
4/01/1989 C
4/29/1989 C
5/06/1989 C
5/10/1989 C
6/27/1989 B
7/21/1989 C
8/05/1989 B
9/29/1989 C
1 3/07/1989 B 1
1 4/19/1989 C 5
1 2/07/1989 C 1
2 12/20/1989 A 11
1 1/18/1989 C
1 2/07/1989 C
10
1
N H60
N H60
N H60
N T35
N H60
N H60
N H60
N H60
N H60
N T35
N T35
N H60
N T35
N T35
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PROPOSED LANDFILL SITES DRAW ANGRY PROTESTS IN SNOW CAM5
ALAMANCE HAS CARDBOARD PROBLEMS
ALAMANCE COUNTY, N.C, LOCAL OPTION ELECTION
SEE ALAMANCE COUNTY, N.C., ELECTIONS
ALAMANCE COUNTY, N.C., ORDINANCES
ALAMANCE HUNTERS, FISHERMEN MUST GET OK FROM LANDOWNERS H
ALAMANCE COUNTY, N.C, PROPERTY TAXES
DEADLINES APPROACHING FOR ABSENTEE BALLOTS IN ALAMANCE CO. SCHOOL TAX... H
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H
H
1
1
5/17/1989 C
6/21/1989 C
1 N T35
1 N T35
ALAMANCE COUNTY, N.C., ROADS
1-85 DEFINES ALAMANCE TRAFFIC VOLUME
ALAMANCE COUNTY, N.C, TAX RATE
BUDGETS: ALAMANCE MANAGER'S PLAN WOULD RETAIN TAX RATE
ALAMANCE COUNTY, N.C, VOTER REGISTRATION
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE COUNTY f_N.C.,. ELECTIONS
ALAMANCE PURGING ITS VOTER RECORDS
ALAMANCE COUNTY, N.C., WATER RESOURCES
SEE ALSO ORANGE/ALAMANCE WATER SYSTEM
GRAHAM, MEBANE PROJECT TO BOOST THEIR WATER SUPPLY
ALAMANCE COUNTY ARTS COUNCIL
GRAHAM FESTIVAL MAY DRAW 60,000
ALAMANCE COUNTY ARTS EXPERIENCE
SEE ALSO ARTS, N.C.
SEE ALSO FESTIVALS, N.C.
GRAHAM FESTIVAL MAY DRAW 60,000
ARTS 'ROUND THE SQUARE DREW CROWD BEFORE SKIES DARKENED
ALAMANCE COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION
TAX SUPPLEMENT URGED FOR ALAMANCE SCHOOLS
BOARD OKS RENOVATION PLANS FOR SOUTHERN ALAMANCE HIGH
ALAMANCE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
ALAMANCE TRYING TO STEP UP RECYCLING
ALAMANCE COMMISSIONERS DISCUSS SCHOOL MERGER
ALAMANCE COMMISSIONERS SEEK INFORMATION ON DEATHS OF DOGS
ALAMANCE TO BAN RECYCLABLE CARDBOARD FROM LANDFILL
ALAMANCE BOARD SETS MAY 9 VOTE ON SCHOOL TAX
ALAMANCE BOARD DEBATES ACTION ON COURT SPACE
ALAMANCE FIRE-TAX PLAN APPROVED
HEARING CONCLUDES ON ALAMANCE COURTS; DECISION DUE LATER
COMPLETION OF ALAMANCE JAIL'S THIRD FLOOR TO INCREASE CELLS
JUDGE RECOMMENDS ALAMANCE GET BUSY ON NEW COURTHOUSE
ALAMANCE BOARD TO CONTEST ORDER ON COURT SPACE
STATEWIDE SIGNIFICANCE SEEN IN ALAMANCE DISPUTE
ALAMANCE HAS CARDBOARD PROBLEMS
ALAMANCE SELECTS ARCHITECT FOR COURTHOUSE ALTERATIONS
ALAMANCE HUNTERS, FISHERMEN MUST GET OK FROM LANDOWNERS
ALAMANCE OFFICIALS CLOSE IN ON CASH TO EXTEND RUNWAY
ALAMANCE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, BUDGET
BUDGETS: ALAMANCE MANAGER'S PLAN WOULD RETAIN TAX RATE
ALAMANCE COUNTY COMMUNITY COUNCIL
HONEYCUTT TO LEAD ALAMANCE COMMUNITY COUNCIL
ALAMANCE COUNTY COURTHOUSE
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE COUNTY, N.C, COURTS
ALAMANCE COUNTY GRAND JURY TOURS COURTHOUSE AND HEARS COMPLAINTS
ALAMANCE GRAND JURY WANTS IMPROVEMENTS IN JAIL, COURTS
ALAMANCE BOARD DEBATES ACTION ON COURT SPACE
HEARING CONCLUDES ON ALAMANCE COURTS; DECISION DUE LATER
JUDGE RECOMMENDS ALAMANCE GET BUSY ON NEW COURTHOUSE
1 8/15/1989 B 1 N H60
1 4/29/1989 C 1 N H60
1 2/14/1989 C 1 M N 046
1 5/16/1989 C 1 N T35
H 1 3/04/1989 C 1 N H60
H
1
5/19/1989 C
1
N H60
H
1
5/04/1989 C
1 M N H60
H
1
5/04/1989 C
1 M N H60
H
1
5/09/1989 C
1
N H60
H
1
2/14/1989 C
1
NT35
H
1
9/01/1989 C
1
N H60
H
1
1/05/1989 C
1
N T35
H
1
1/13/1989 C
1
N T35
H
1
1/18/1989 C
10
N T35
H
1
2/07/1989 C
1
N T35
H
1
2/21/1989 B
1
N T35
H
1
3/21/1989 C
1
N T35
H
1
4/19/1989 C
5
N T35
H
1
4/26/1989 C
1
N T35
H
1
5/05/1989 C
1
N H60
H
1
5/06/1989 C
1
N T35
H
1
5/09/1989 C
1
N H60
H
1
5/17/1989 C
1
N H60
H
1
6/21/1989 C
1
N T35
H
1
7/26/1989 C
1
N H60
H
1
8/15/1989 B
1
N H60
H
1
10/19/1989 C
1
N H60
H
1
5/16/1989 C
1
N T35
H
1
1/07/1989 C
1
N H60
H
1
3/04/1989 C
1 P N T35
H
1
3/15/1989 C
1
N T35
H
1
3/21/1989 C
1
N T35
H
1
4/26/1989 C
1
N T35
H
1
5/06/1989 C
1
N T35
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H 1 5/09/1989 C
H 1 5/17/1989 C
H 1 7/26/1989 C
H 1 3/15/1989 C 1 N T35
4 N
1 P N H60
1 N H60
H 1 3/15/1989 C
H 1 5/05/1989 C
H 1 10/11/1989 C
ALAMANCE BOARD TO CONTEST ORDER ON COURT SPACE
STATEWIDE SIGNIFICANCE SEEN IN ALAMANCE DISPUTE
ALAMANCE SELECTS ARCHITECT FOR COURTHOUSE ALTERATIONS
ALAMANCE COUNTY GRAND JURY
ALAMANCE GRAND JURY WANTS IMPROVEMENTS IN JAIL, COURTS
ALAMANCE COUNTY HOSPITAL
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE COUNTY HOSPITAL, ADOLESCENT CARE UNIT
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE HEALTH SERVICES, INC.
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL (FORMERLY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL OF ALAMANCE COUNTY)
ALAMANCE HOSPITAL NEGLIGENT, JURY FINDS H 2 1/29/1989 B
CHAPLAINS AVAILABLE AT TWO HOSPITALS IN ALAMANCE H 1 5/24/1989 C
ALAMANCE HOSPITALS TO GET MAGNETIC RESONANCE-IMAGING SYSTEM H 1 6/15/1989 C
ALAMANCE COUNTY HOSPITAL, ADOLESCENT CARE UNIT
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE COUNTY HOSPITAL
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE FAMILY RECOVERY CENTER (FORMERLY ADOLESCENT CARE UNIT)
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE HEALTH SERVICES, INC.
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, DRUGS
CENTER OFFERS DRUG TESTS FOR YOUNGSTERS H 1 2/08/1989 C
HEALTH AGENCY'S NAME IS CHANGED H 1 5/24/1989 C
ALAMANCE COUNTY JAIL
ALAMANCE GRAND JURY WANTS IMPROVEMENTS IN JAIL, COURTS
COMPLETION OF ALAMANCE JAIL'S THIRD FLOOR TO INCREASE CELLS
THIRD FLOOR BEING ADDED TO ALAMANCE JAIL
ALAMANCE COUNTY LIBRARY
SEE LIBRARIES, N.C.
ALAMANCE COUNTY LONG RANGE PLANNING TASK FORCE
ALAMANCE PLANNING TASK FORCE TO HOLD HEARINGS
ALAMANCE PANEL EXPANDS HEARINGS ON LONG-RANGE PLANNING
ALAMANCE COUNTY PRISON UNIT
FUNDS SOUGHT FOR ALAMANCE PRISON DORMS
ALAMANCE COUNTY RECYCLING COORDINATOR
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE RECYCLING COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO RECYCLING
ALAMANCE TRYING TO STEP UP RECYCLING
ALAMANCE HIRES RECYCLING COORDINATOR
ALAMANCE OPENS WAR AGAINST TRASH WITH RECYCLING CENTERS
ALAMANCE COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD
SEE ALAMANCE COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION
ALAMANCE COUNTY SCHOOLS, CONSTRUCTION
BOARD OKS RENOVATION PLANS FOR SOUTHERN ALAMANCE HIGH
ALAMANCE COUNTY SCHOOLS, MERGER
ALAMANCE COMMISSIONERS DISCUSS SCHOOL MERGER
ALAMANCE COUNTY PANEL TO STUDY SCHOOL MERGER
ALAMANCE COUNTY SCHOOLS, SUPPLEMENTAL TAX
ALAMANCE SCHOOLS APPOINT COMMITTEE ON TAX SUPPLEMENT
ALAMANCE COMMISSIONERS DISCUSS SCHOOL MERGER
TAX SUPPLEMENT URGED FOR ALAMANCE SCHOOLS
ALAMANCE BOARD SETS MAY 9 VOTE ON SCHOOL TAX
APRIL 10 IS DEADLINE TO REGISTER FOR ALAMANCE SCHOOLS TAX VOTE
DEADLINES APPROACHING FOR ABSENTEE BALLOTS IN ALAMANCE CO. SCHOOL TAX...
ALAMANCE TO DECIDE TUESDAY ON PROPERTY TAX FOR SCHOOLS
ALAMANCE VOTERS DEFEAT TAX FOR COUNTY SCHOOL SYSTEM
ALAMANCE COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPT.
UNDERCOVER PROBE IN ALAMANCE RESULTS IN 123 DRUG CHARGES
ALAMANCE LAW AGENCIES GET SHARE OF CONFISCATED DRUG MONEY
1 N H60
1 N H60
1 N H60
1 N H60
1 N H60
N T35
N H60
N H60
1 7/26/1989 C 1 N H60
1 8/22/1989 B 1 N H60
H 1 4/05/1989 C 1 N 046
H
1 1/05/1989 C
1
N T35
H
1 8/24/1989 C
1
N H60
H
2 12/20/1989 A
11
N H60
H 1 9/01/1989 C 1 N H60
H
H
1
1
1/13/1989 C
11/03/1989 C
1
1
N T35
N H60
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1/10/1989 C
1/13/1989 C
2/14/1989 C
2/21/1989 B
4/01/1989 C
4/29/1989 C
5/06/1989 C
5/10/1989 C
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
N T35
N T35
N T35
N T35
N H60
N H60
N H60
N T35
H
H
1
1
3/11/1989 C
9/09/1989 C
1 P N H60
1 N H60
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ALAMANCE FAMILY RECOVERY CENTER (FORMERLY ADOLESCENT CARE UNIT)
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE COUNTY HOSPITAL, ADOLESCENT CARE UNIT
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE HEALTH SERVICES, INC.
HEALTH AGENCY'S NAME IS CHANGED
ALAMANCE HEALTH SERVICES, INC.
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE COUNTY HOSPITAL
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE COUNTY HOSPITAL, ADOLESCENT CARE UNIT
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE FAMILY RECOVERY CENTER (FORMERLY ADOLESCENT CARE UNIT)
SEE ALSO HOSPITALS, N.C. (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC HOSPITALS)
HEALTH AGENCY'S NAME IS CHANGED
ALAMANCE HOSPITALS TO GET MAGNETIC RESONANCE-IMAGING SYSTEM
ALAMANCE JAZZ BAND
ALAMANCE JAZZ BAND PLANS CONCERT AT ELON'S LAKE MARY NELL THURSDAY
ALAMANCE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL (FORMERLY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL OF ALAMANCE COUNTY)
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE COUNTY HOSPITAL
CHAPLAINS AVAILABLE AT TWO HOSPITALS IN ALAMANCE
ALAMANCE RECYCLING COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE COUNTY RECYCLING COORDINATOR
SEE ALSO RECYCLING
ALAMANCE TO BAN RECYCLABLE CARDBOARD FROM LANDFILL
PROPOSED LANDFILL SITES DRAW ANGRY PROTESTS IN SNOW CAMP
ALAR (CHEMICAL)
SOUNDING THE ALAR ALARMS
ALASKA
OH, THE WEATHER OUTSIDE IS ... WEIRDiALASKA
JERRY GENTRY/ALASKANS ARE TOO TOUGH FOR AN ABERRANT FREEZE
NORTH TO ALASKA — THE GOV. WAS ONCE A TAR HEEL
EXXON APPEARS BLAMEWORTHY
EXXON (CARTOON)
ALASKAN OIL UNDER ASSAULT
ALASKA SPILL HOLDS LESSON FOR N.C.
DISASTER RESPONSE NEEDS IMPROVEMENT
OFFSHORE DRILLING CAN BE A BOON
SEA OF SUFFERING; CARY WOMAN WORKS TO SAVE TINY... (CORRECTED 5-2-89)
CLEARING THE RECORD
VISITING DUKE PROF TO CHECK IMPACT OF ALASKAN OIL SPILL
ALASKA! WITHOUT THE OIL
EXXON CAN'T YET CLAIM SUCCESSFUL CLEANUP
ALASKA'S GOV. COWPER DEFENDS SEARCH FOR OIL IF DRILLING RESPONSIBLE...
ALBERT SCHWEITZER INTERNATIONAL PRIZES
SEE ALSO AWARDS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -WILMINGTON
SCHWEITZER AWARD WINNERS TO BE HONORED
HITCHINGS RECEIVES SCHWEITZER PRIZE
ALCOHOL
SEE ALSO ABC STORES
SEE ALSO BEER
SEE ALSO DISTILLERIES
SEE ALSO N.C. ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL BOARD
SEE ALSO WINE
LEGISLATORS STEW OVER ALCOHOL IN CANDY
LIFTING CONTAINER BAN WRONG ROAD TO SAFETY
LAWMAKER TRIES TO BAN ALCOHOL IN PASSENGER AREAS OF VEHICLES
ALCOHOL, ADVERTISING
KOOP'S WIDE-SWEEPING BROOM
ALCOHOL, HEALTH EFFECTS
SEE ALSO HANGOVERS
SMOKING AND DRINKING SAID STRONGEST LINKS TO ORAL CANCER
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H 1 4/26/1989 C 1 N T35
H 1 5/24/1989 C 1 N H60
H 1 5/24/1989 C 1 N H60
H 1 6/15/1989 C 1 N H60
H 1 6/21/1989 C 1 N H60
H 1 5/24/1989 C 1 P N H60
1 2/07/1989 C
1 5/17/1989 C
N T35
N T35
H 2 5/18/1989 A 4 E
H
2
1/31/1989 A
1 P N N36
H
2
2/04/1989 A
4 U G33
H
2
3/19/1989 E
2 P F U80
H
2
3/30/1989 A
4 E
H
2
4/02/1989 D
4 T T C50
H
2
4/03/1989 A
4 E
CHH 1
4/07/1989 A
4 E
S
2
4/11/1989 A
4 E
H
2
4/13/1989 A
4 E
H
2
4/30/1989 A
1 P N P41
H
2
5/02/1989 A
2 N
S
2
5/11/1989 A
14 N
H
2
8/06/1989 E
1 P F
S
2
9/19/1989 A
4 E
H
2
9/21/1989 C
1 P N S22
H
2
3/06/1989 C
14 N
S
2
3/23/1989 A
15 PN
H 2 2/15/1989 D 4 N
S 2 7/03/1989 A 4 E
H 2 7/06/1989 A 10 N
H 2 6/13/1989 A 4 E
S 2 12/12/1989 B 1 N
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TOWN NAiCD ALL-AMERICA CITY
16 DELEGATES TAKE PROPOSAL TO ALL-AMERICA COMPETITION
CHAPEL HILL MISSES CHANCE FOR 'ALL-AMERICA CITY' STATUS
ALL-AMERICA FOOTBALL
SEE ALSO FOOTBALL
HINES, PORT ALL-AMERICANS
HINES ADDS AP ALL-AMERICA TEAM TO HONORS LIST
ALL-AMERICAN ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
DARE DONORS
ALL AMERICAN BOWL
SEE ALSO COLLEGE BOWLS
ALL-AMERICAN BOWL WANTS DUKE-STATE WINNER
DUKE WINS BOWL BERTH
BLUE DEVILS GRAB "ALL AMERICAN" WIN
BLUE DEVILS, FANS HAD LONG WAIT TO SAVOR SWEET SUCCESS
THE BOWL-BOUND BLUE DEVILS
SPURRIER! ACC CHAMPIONSHIP WORTH MORE THAN A BOWL BERTH
BOWL GAME, SEASON SWEET GIFT FOR DUKE
ALL AMERICAN UNION! DUKE ALWAYS RATED HIGH ON BOWL'S LIST
THE YOKE'S OFF: DUKE OFFICIALLY ACCEPTS BOWL BID
spurrier: RAY GETS START IF HEALTHY
♦OVERACHIEVERS' IN ALL AMERICAN BOWL
ALL-AMERICAN BOWL COULD BE A LONG ONE
DUKE FOOTBALL IS GOING BOWLING (AD)
DEVILS' SPURRIER WILL SPEND NEW YEAR'S IN FLORIDA
CHRISTMAS IN ALABAMA A LITTLE BLUE TO DEVILS
1989 ALL AMERICAN BOWL/DUKE VS. TEXAS TECH (SPECIAL SECTION)
SPURRIER'S EXIT IS THE BIG STORY IN DUKE FOOTBALL
FOR BILLY RAY, FIRST TOUR OF ALABAMA WAS NO JOYRIDE
SNOW FOOLIN' DEVILS BACK AT FULL STRENGTH
DYKES: NO COMPARISON TO SPURRIER
CLARKSTON HINES TO CAP STELLAR CAREER IN BOWL
SPURRIER PUTS FOCUS ON BOWL GAME
SNOW CAUSES LATE ARRIVALS FOR DUKE
BLUE DEVILS COACH SPURRIER CALLING IT QUITS AT DUKE
DUKE TAKES FIELD WITH PRIDE
NO CONFUSING DEVILS, RAIDERS
ALL AMERICAN BOWL: DUKE'S FINAL CHALLENGE
SLAYDEN, EX-QB AT DUKE, 'STABLE' AFTER SURGERY
SLAYDEN, EX-QB AT DUKE, 'STABLE' AFTER SURGERY
TONIGHT'S GAME ENDS DUKE FANS' LONG WAIT
DUKE READY TO PLAY LAST GAME FOR SPURRIER
BLUE DEVILS SEEKING RESPECT
'61 BLUE DEVILS RELISH RENEWAL OF DUKE FORTUNES
TEXAS TECH THUMPS BLUE DEVILS, 49-21
TECH'S GRAY ENJOYS RECORD-SETTING NIGHT
TECH'S GRAY ENJOYS f£CORB-SETTING NIGHT
HINES: "WE WEREN'T PREPARED' FOR TECH
BLUE DEVILS FALTER AS RAIDERS RUN RAMPANT
SPURRIER'S BOUL PREPARATION NOT ONE OF HIS BEST MOVES
A BLUE NIGHT IN BIRMINGHAM
A FINALE IN DUKE BLUE
ALL ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE BASKETBALL TEAM
SEE ALSO BASKETBALL
FERRY, HAMMONDS TOP VOTING FOR AP'S 1989 ALL-ACC TEAM
FERRY, HAMMONDS WRITERS' UNANIMOUS ALL-ACC
ALL ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE FOOTBALL TEAM
SEE ALSO ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, FOOTBALL
SEE ALSO FOOTBM_L
HINES LEADS VOTING FOR ALL-ACC TEAM
ALL-MALE CIVIC CLUBS
SEE MEN'S CLUBS
CHH 1 4/17/1989 A
CHH 1 5/11/1989 A
CHH 1 5/15/1989 A
S 2 11/28/1989 B
H 2 12/06/1989 D
H
H
H
H
H
H
S
H
H
H
S
S
H
H
H
H
S
H
H
H
S
S
9
H
H
H
H
H
H
S
S
S
H
H
H
H
H
S
S
H
S
2 N
3 N M25
1 P N S17
2 P N
1 P N
S 2 9/26/1989 B 9 P P S73
2 11/09/1989 B
2 11/12/1989 A
2 11/12/1989 C
2 11/12/1989 B
2 11/14/1989 A
2 11/14/1989 B
2 11/21/1989 A
2 11/22/1989 D
2 11/26/1989 C
2 11/26/1989 C
2 11/27/1989 D
2 11/28/1989 B
2 11/29/1989 D
2 12/20/1989 D
2 12/26/1989 C
2 12/26/1989 D
2 12/26/1989 B
2 12/27/1989 D
2 12/27/1989 D
2 12/27/1989 D
2 12/27/1989 D
2 12/27/1989 D
2 12/27/1989 D
2 12/28/1989 A
2 12/28/1989 A
2 12/28/1989 C
2 12/28/1989 C
2 12/28/1989 C
2 12/28/1989 C
2 12/28/1989 A
2 12/28/1989 C
2 12/28/1989 C
2 12/29/1989 B
2 12/29/1989 B
2 12/29/1989 B
2 12/29/1989 B
2 12/29/1989 B
2 12/29/1989 B
2 12/29/1989 B
2 12/30/1989 D
2 12/30/1989 B
2 3/05/1989 C
2 3/07/1989 B
N C49
N B40
N C49
N M88
E
N C49
E
N
N M88
N C49
U D18
N
A
N C49
N W55
N
U D18
U M88
N C49
N W55
U D18
N D18
N D18
N M88
E
U M88
N C49
N C49
N W55
E
N D18
N 018
U M88
N C49
N C49
N U55
N M88
N D18
U D18
U C49
U D18
5 N
2 P N
S 2 11/21/1989 D 1 P N
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ALL HY CHILDREN (SOAP OPERA)
'AREN'T YOU HARLAN TUCKER?'
ALL-TRIANGLE CONFERENCE BASEBALL
CHH 1 9/02/1989 A 3 P N H90
ALL YOUTH ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO YOUTH SPORTS (ADOLESCENT SPORTS)
AYAA HOLDS 1ST PARENTS MEETING
ALL YOUTH ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION OPENS
ASTROS ARE UNDEFEATED IN AYAA
GROUP TO HANG HOOPS IN NEW HONE
ALLENTON REALTY AND INSURANCE CO.
DEVELOPER PLANS 200-ACRE PROJECT NEAR 1-40, OLD 86
ALLENTON, EAVES INSURANCE TO MERGE
ALLERGIES
SEE ALSO POLLEN
DECEPTION: MOST FOOD ALLERGIES ARE DIFFICULT TO DIAGNOSE/TO YOUR HEALTH
ALLERGY SUFFERERS FACE SEASONAL RITE WITH PESKY YELLOW POLLEN
NEW AND OLD DRUGS PROVIDE ALLERGY RELIEF/PEOPLE'S PHARHACY
VARIETY OF MEDICINES CAN EASE ALLERGY SUFFERERS
AGONY ELIMINATED; SELDANE IS ONE HAY TO SPELL RELIEF FOR HAY FEVER
ALLIANCE TECHNOLOGIES CORPORATION
ATC GETS FIVE-YEAR CONTRACT WITH EPA
ALLIGATOR RIVER NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE
SEE ALSO WILDLIFE SANCTUARY
RED WOLF PUPS GOING TO REFUGE
ALLIGATORS
GETTING ALONG WITH THE GATORS
ALPHA DELTA KAPPA
NEW MEMBERS
ALPHA PHI OMEGA
FROM THE HEART: NINE ARE HONORED AS VOLUNTEERS OF THE YEAR
ALPHA TAU OMEGA
'TAKE BACK THE NIGHT' INCIDENT HISCONSTRUED-ATO PRESIDENT
ALPHATRONIX INC.
TRIANGLE DISTINGUISHED INVENTORS GET MORE RESPECT NOW... A LOT MORE
ALTERNATIVE ENERGY CORP.
SEE ALSO ENERGY CONSERVATION, N.C.
SEE ALSO ENERGY SOURCES, ALTERNATIVES
GROUP SEEKS WAYS TO SAVE ENERGY IN MOBILE HOMES
SANFORD TELLS FORUM NATIONAL ENERGY POLICY SHOULD START AT HOME
MARTIN APPOINTS BUTLER TO POST
HOMES COULD CUT ENERGY CONSUMPTION IN HALF-EXPERT
ENERGY CORP., DUKE ENDOWMENT HELP CHURCH PATCH UP PROBLEMS
USE OF WOOD FOR FUEL DOWN IN STATE
ALTERNATIVES TO INCARCERATION
SEE ALSO COMMUNITY PENALTIES PROGRAM
SEE ALSO PRISONS, N.C, OVERCROWDING
BOYS' CAMP CALLED BOOST FOR CHATHAM
FACILITY WILL TREAT 100 BOYS
LEGISLATORS SUPPORT ALTERNATIVE PUNISHMENTS FOR CRIMINALS
NEW COURT PROGRAM PICKING UP; DEFENDANTS HAVE ALTERNATIVE TO JAIL
REP. BARNES RECEIVES AWARD FROM ASSOCIATION
LET'S TRY PRISON ALTERNATIVES
DURHAM TO START PROGRAM OF ELECTRONIC HOUSE ARREST
HOUSE ARREST SAVES PRISON SPACEjNONEY
DIRECTOR OF JAIL ALTERNATIVES PROGRAM ONCE HIGH IN W. VA. POLITICS
S 2 5/02/1989 D
S 2 6/13/1989 C
S 2 8/29/1989 C
S 2 11/28/1989 B
CHH 1 1/06/1989 A
S 2 12/19/1989 A
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
S 2
CHH 1
3/24/1989
4/06/1989
4/19/1989
5/03/1989
9/01/1989
H 2 1/15/1989 B
H 2 7/21/1989 A
S 2 6/12/1989 C
H 2 4/17/1989 B
CHH 1 4/18/1989 A
H 2 4/30/1989 D
H 2 1/17/1989 C
H 2 4/26/1989 C
S 2 5/03/1989 A
H 2 5/04/1989 B
H 2 7/29/1989 A
H 2 12/01/1989 C
CHH
CHH
H
H
H
H
S
S
H
1/03/1989
1/03/1989
1/14/1989
2/13/1989
3/04/1989
3/24/1989
4/17/1989
4/20/1989
4 N A76
4 P N A76
5 P N A76
5 N A76
1 M N R63
1 N E33
U
NL90
U
U
U
CHH 1 1/03/1989 A 6 N
8 N
4 E
3 P P T32
1 P N S56
3 N
6 P N K65
8/06/1989 B
N K65
N K65
N
N K65
N K65
N K65
N M2S
N M25
N
N S82
N
J
N B53
E
U N36
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SUBJECTS
STATE HUST CONSIDER PRISON ALTERNATIVES
DEFENDANT SENTENCED TO LITERACY
PRISON ALTERNATIVES STILL SHOULD BE TOUGH
LOCK 'EM UP OR PAY MORE
DURHAM YOUTH GETS TOP PRIORITY
ALUMARK CORPORATION
ALUMARK MOVE WILL COST 102 JOBS IN ROXBORO
ALUMINUM
HARDLY A CAMPING TRIP. 'BUT IT PAYS OFF'
THEY HAVEN'T EARNED BADGES, BUT SCOUTS' PROJECT HAS MERIT
ALUMINUM CANS
SEE ALSO RECYCLING
STAMP OUT HASTE
THIEVES MAKE OFF WITH RECYCLABLES
ALUMINUM RECYCLING
SEE RECYCLING
ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE
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)
EXPERTS TO ATTEND DUKE CONFERENCE ON ALZHEIMER'S
EXPERTS COMING TO DUKE FOR ALZHEIMER'S MEETING
RESEARCH LINKS ALUMINUM TO ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE/THE PEOPLE'S PHARMACY
ALZHEIMER'S RESEARCHER ADMITS CAUSE OF DISEASE STILL MYSTERY
FDA KEEPS ALZHEIMER'S DRUG FROM PATIENTS
DUKE NEEDS 'ULTIMATE GIFTS' BRAINS FOR ALZHEIMER'S TESTS
ALZHEIMER'S PATIENTS DESPERATE FOR THA/THE PEOPLE'S PHARMACY
RESEARCH CENTER GOING UP
DUKE PROCESS SPEEDS ALZHEIMER'S TESTS
POLICE LOG/MAN BEATEN, ROBBED, MISSING
HEALTH CARE COSTS TARNISH THE 'GOLDEN YEARS'
AMADEUS (PLAY AND FILM)
DIRECTOR/ACTOR WOOD MAKES 'AMADEUS'
SHARP PERFORMANCE OF FLAT 'AMADEUS'
NOTED
AMAHL AND THE NIGHT VISITORS (OPERA)
SEE ALSO OPERA
'AMAHL AND THE NIGHT VISITORS' TO BE PRESENTED IN LOUISBURG
LITTLE BIG THEATER'S FIRST PLAY IN NEW DIGS
SEE IT NOW, BEFORE ITS STARS BEGIN TO SHINE ELSEWHERE
AMBERLY (CARRBORO, N.C.)
CARRBORO STAFF LISTS AMBERLY CONCERNS
STATE TO HOLD HEARING ON AMBERLY
OUASA TO SOUND OFF ON AMBERLY
IS AMBERLY THE END FOR WATERSHED?
STATE WAITING FOR REVISED AMBERLY PLANS
CHAPEL HILL MAY AIR AMBERLY CONCERNS
OUASA TO AIR AMBERLY CONCERNS
PUBLIC TO HEAR REVISIONS OF AMBERLY PLANS
SPEAKERS RAP AMBERLY PLAN AT HEARING
CARRBORO DISSATISFIED WITH STATE'S AMBERLY RESPONSE
OUASA FIRES LAST SHOT AT AMBERLY
OUASA'S AMBERLY CONCERNS VALID
DEM DISRESPECTFUL TO CITIZENS
BOARD TO DECIDE IF AMBERLY PERMIT IS A PUBLIC ISSUE
CARRBORO DELAYS AMBERLY HEARING DECISION
OWASA WANTS MORE INFORMATION ON AMBERLY
EARLY AMBERLY RULING IS IN HAND
AMBERLY DECISION REAFFIRMED
DEM HEAD PLANS AMBERLY SITE TOUR
OFFICIALS TOUR SITE OF AMBERLY
STATE REJECTS AMBERLY PLAN
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2 8/30/1989 A
2 11/09/1989 A
2 12/02/1989 A
2 12/26/1989 A
2 12/27/1989 A
E
E
E
E
N H65
H 1 11/04/1989 C 1 N H60
CHH
CHH
1 1/15/1989 A
1 1/15/1989 A
CHH 1 10/12/1989 A
CHH 1 12/17/1989 A
3 P N L90
3 P N L90
1 P P L38
3 P H M20
H 2
1/13/1989 C
4 N
S 2
1/16/1989 C
1 N
S 2
2/08/1989 C
2 U
H 2
2/10/1989 C
6 PN C60
S 2
2/22/1989 C
6 U
S 2
6/01/1989 C
1 N
S 2
6/07/1989 A
11 U
H 2
7/25/1989 B
5PPT32
H 2
8/14/1989 A
1 N
H 2
9/09/1989 C
2 N R63
H 2 11/28/1989 A
6P G S56
H 2
9/12/1989 A
6 P R P10
S 2
9/14/1989 D
10 R B77
H 1
1/21/1989 B
1 N
H 2
12/08/1989 D
5 P F U66
H 2 12/15/1989 D
6 P F W66
CHH 1
1/01/1989 A
1 N C62
CHH 1
1/11/1989 A
3 N C62
CHH 1
1/13/1989 A
3 N L90
CHH 1
1/14/1989 A
4 E
CHH 1
1/20/1989 A
3 N C62
CHH 1
1/21/1989 A
3 N C62
CHH 1
1/28/1989 A
3 P N L90
CHH 1
2/02/1989 A
3 N C62
CHH 1
2/03/1989 A
1 N C62
CHH 1
2/03/1989 A
1 N C62
CHH 1
2/21/1989 A
3 N C62
CHH 1
2/22/1989 A
4 E
CHH 1
3/05/1989 A
4 L
CHH 1
3/21/1989 A
3 P N C62
CHH 1
3/22/1989 A
1 N C62
CHH 1
3/25/1989 A
3 N L90
CHH 1
3/28/1989 A
3 N 042
CHH 1
3/30/1989 A
3 N
CHH 1
4/13/1989 A
3 P N C62
CHH 1
4/20/1989 A
3 N
CHH 1
4/21/1989 A
1 P N C62
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1/01/1989 - 12/31/1789
SUBJECTS
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OPPONENTS SURPRISED BY AHBERLY DECISION
DEN ON THE RIGHT TRACK
SZOSTAK WON'T ASK ALDERMEN TO LOBBY OMASA FOR AHBERLY
UNIVERSITY LAKE MORATORIUM MAY BE REINSTATED
OUASA SCHEDULES AHBERLY REVIEW FOR MAY 10 SESSION
OMASA RECOMMENDING AGAINST AHBERLY PROJECT (CORRECTED 5-10-89)
CORRECTION
AHBERLY WATER REQUEST TO GET HEARING
STATE UPHOLDS DENIAL OF AHBERLY PERMIT
SZOSTAK SAYS HE'LL REDESIGN AHBERLY
SZOSTAK TO SEEK SEUER LINES FOR SCALED-DOWN AHBERLY
SZOSTAK TO SEEK SEWER LINES FOR SCALED-DOWN AHBERLY
OMASA DENIES AHBERLY SERVICE
build in peace, mr. szostak
szostak has developed a thick skin, but no ahberly homes
limit watershed development
developer considers options as permit nears expiration
county engineer satisfied with mclennan's system
ouasa, szostak still at odds over ahberly development
szostak calls opinion 'inaccurate'
carrboro denies ahberly request
amberly: a name not soon forgotten/sunday focus: amberly
'i have no choice but to go on' — szostak/sunday focus: amberly
amberly options expiring fast
watershed protection issue of '89
szostak files suit against carrboro
dem lacks written rules on watershed development, official says
carrboro disputes amberly lawsuit
will porto defend watershed?
brough challenges szostak suit
szostak says he'll drop ahberly suit
watershed agreement endorsed
committee to debate watershed urbanization
dem avoids 'urbanization' standards
amberly's gradual demise continues
ambulance service, durham county
new machine may help teams improve handling cardiac arrests
faster medical care only heartbeats away
new medicare ruling to curb ambulance use
emt's in durham face danger
ambulance service, orange county
see also orange county rescue squad
rescuers voice concerns over ambulance charge
county should listen to volunteers
say no to ambulance fee
rescue volunteers protest fee at county board meeting
DOUBLE WHAMHY: TAX HIKE, USER FEES
AMBULANCE FEE OK LIKELY, HARTWELL, MARSHALL PREDICT
DON'T MONKEY WITH SUCCESS
OPEN MIND IS URGED ON AMBULANCE ISSUE
RESCUE VOLUNTEERS FEAR COMMISSIONERS HAVE MINDS MADE UP
EMT VOLUNTEERS RACE 'THE GOLDEN HOUR'
VOLUNTEERS SUGGEST ALTERNATIVES TO FEES
DROP AMBULANCE FEE FROM BUDGET
DELAY AMBULANCE FEE, COMMISSIONERS URGED
ATTENTION ORANGE COUNTY CITIZENS!! (AD)
VICTIMS BALK AT AMBULANCE RIDE, FEE, EMERGENCY WORKERS SAY
ALDERMEN OPPOSE COUNTY EMS FEE
DON'T CHARGE FOR RESCUE SQUAD
LINK SUBMITS AMBULANCE FEE ALTERNATIVES
STICKING UP FOR EMERGENCY SERVICES
MIXED MESSAGES/SQUAD MEMBERS' VIEWS DIFFER ON NON-EMERGENCY FEES
RESCUE UNITS NOW COLLECTING'TAXI' CHARGES
OFFICIALS BILL COUNTY TAXPAYERS WITH AMBULANCE COST REMINDER
POLITICAL PROPAGANDA MAKES TAX BILL HARDER TO SWALLOW
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
— DATE-
4/21/1989
4/22/1989
4/26/1989
4/27/1989
4/29/1989
5/09/1989
5/10/1989
5/11/1989
5/12/1989
5/17/1989
5/25/1989
5/25/1989
5/26/1989
5/26/1989
5/28/1989
6/22/1989
6/27/1989
6/28/1989
6/30/1989
7/11/1989
7/13/1989
7/23/1989
7/23/1989
7/28/1989
8/06/1989
8/15/1989
8/16/1989
8/25/1989
B/31/1989
9/01/1989
9/29/1989
10/25/1989
11/28/1989
11/29/1989
12/09/1989
S I T
E L Y
C -PG L P BYL
S 2 5/31/1989 B
S 2 6/02/1989 A
H 2 7/07/1989 C
S 2 12/14/1989 A
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
5/20/1989
5/27/1989
5/29/1989
5/31/1989
5/31/1989
6/02/1989
6/04/1989
6/07/1989
6/10/1989
6/12/1989
6/12/1989
6/12/1989
6/13/1989
6/13/1989
6/14/1989
6/14/1989
6/14/1989
6/15/1989
6/15/1989
6/21/1989
7/03/1989
7/13/1989
7/19/1989
N C62
E
N C62
N C62
N L90
N C62
N
N L90
N L90
NC62
N C62
N L90
N C62
E
U C62
E
N C62
N H20
N L90
N C62
N C62
N C62
N C62
N C62
N C62
N C62
N M25
N C62
L
N H90
N C62
N
N C62
N C62
N C62
1 N B53
4 E
1 N C60
1 N B53
N M20
E
L
N M20
E
N M20
E
N
N M20
N D38
N M20
E
N M20
A
N H20
N C62
L
N M20
E
N M20
N M20
N S17
U
AMERICAN AIRLINES
SEE ALSO AIRLINES
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ANNUAL INDEX BY
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SUBJECTS
N E
P D
THIS PRANK HASN'T FUNNY AT ALL H 2
AMERICAN AIRLINES TO EXPAND AT RDU S 2
MCRICAN STUDIES RDU EXPANSION S 2
AFRICAN BUYS NEW X-RAY MACHINES H 2
AFRICAN AIRLINES PLANNING TO INCREASE INTERNATIONAL FLIGHTS H 2
AMERICAN CHOSEN AS 'AIRLINE OF THE YEAR' H 2
AMERICAN GOES NONSTOP TO MYRTLE BEACH H 2
AMERICAN PLANS RDU-BERMUDA FLIGHT S 2
AMERICAN AIRLINES PLANS NON-STOP FLIGHTS TO BERMUDA BEGINNING APRIL 2 H 2
AMERICAN AIRLINES' PROFITS SOAR S 2
RDIHEXICO FLIGHT STARTS WITH SELLOUT H 2
AIR CARGO! AMERICAN LIKES BUSINESS, SEES INDUSTRY TRIPLING TO $60... H 2
GOVERNOR JOINS IN REDEDICATION OF AIRLINES CENTER H 2
AMERICAN AIRLINES PLANS TO PHASE OUT SMALL, NOISY PLANES H 2
SHORTAGE OF JETS DELAYS RDU HUB S 2
AIRLINES USE OWN CRITERIA FOR CANCELING FLIGHTS H 2
OMNI HOTEL HOST TO ITS FIRST CONVENTION H 2
1ST MEETING S 2
AMERICAN'S RDU 'HUB' MAJOR BLOW TO EASTERN S 2
PUPPETS WITH A MESSAGE H 2
AMERICAN AIRLINES ORDERS 75 NEW JETS S 2
TRANSPORT WORKERS PROTEST PACT OFFER H 2
OFFICIALS PREDICT RDU WILL BE A MAJOR HUB WITHIN A FEW YEARS H 2
UNION, AMERICAN AIRLINES AGREE IN PRINCIPLE ON NEW CONTRACT H 2
AIRLINE TO LEASE DOWNTOWN OFFICE S 2
AIRLINE MAY LEASE SPACE IN NEW CENTER H 2
U.S., AIRLINE OFFICIALS MUM ON WHETHER RDU.., WILL GET BOMB DETECTOR S 2
CHAMBER CHECKS SUPPORT FOR RDU-fRANKFURT FLIGHTS S 2
AMERICAN AIRLINES ADDING WIDE-BODIED DC-10 JETS AT RDU S 2
AMERICAN OPENS NEW WING S 2
SURVEY SHOWS INTEREST IN FLIGHTS TO FRANKFURT, W. GERMANY H 2
AMERICAN AIRLINES TO HOLD PROGRAM ON FEAR OF FLYING H 2
FEARFUL FLIERS EARN 'WINGS' IN AMERICAN AIRLINES PROGRAM H 2
AMERICAN AIRLINES SETS RECORD FOR SUMMER PASSENGER VOLUME H 2
THE BIG ONE H 2
DC-10 FLIGHTS INAUGURATED BY AMERICAN FROM RDU HUB H 2
AMERICAN AIRLINES' NEW DIVISION GETS MIAMI HEADQUARTERS H 2
PLANE DELAYS SLOW RDU HUB PLANS S 2
AMERICAN TICKET OFFICE SET IN OMNI H 2
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF COMMUNITY AND JUNIOR COLLEGES
CAROLINA GOVERNORS EARN COMMUNITY COLLEGE AWARDS
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF UNIVERSITY PROFESSORS
SEE ALSO PROFESSORS, U.S.
HARDINJ COMPETITION FOR FACULTY STIFF CHH
DEANS ADDRESS NEEDS OF FUTURE CHH
AMERICAN AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO AUTOS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC AUTOS AND AUTO MANUFACTURERS)
SIENA, FEARRINGTON RECEIVE AAA KUDOS
HOTELS GET AAA AWARD
AMERICAN BAKERIES CO.
FOUR BAKERY COMPANIES TO PAY OVER «1 MILLION
AMERICAN BROADCASTING CO.
SEE ABC (AMERICAN BROADCASTING CO.)
AMERICAN BUILDERS INC.
GOODWILL EFFORT PAYING OFF FOR COMPANY H
CONTRACTORS' DISPUTE LEADS TO THEFT CHARGE H
AMERICAN BUSINESS WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION, BARTLETT DURHAM CHAPTER
WOMAN OF THE YEAR S
SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS S
SPECIAL AWARD S
NEW OFFICERS S
AMERICAN CAMPUS
S
E
-DATE — C -PG
1/04/1989
1/11/1989
1/12/1989
1/13/1989
1/18/1989
1/21/1989
1/28/1989
2/03/1989
2/04/1989
2/04/1989
2/12/1989 B
2/12/1989 D
2/14/1989
2/22/1989
2/22/1989
3/01/1989
3/08/1989
3/08/1989
3/10/1989
3/12/1989 B
3/22/1989 A
4/15/1989 A
4/29/1989 B
5/04/1989 C
6/13/1989
6/14/1989
7/11/1989
7/18/1989
7/20/1989
8/15/1989
8/16/1989
8/20/1989
9/02/1989
9/13/1989
9/14/1989
9/14/1989
9/21/1989
11/09/1989
11/16/1989
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I T
L Y
L P BYL
E
N S78
N S78
N
N P41
N
N R80
N H65
N P41
P N
N
PN P41
N P41
N P41
N
N P41
N T32
P T32
N
P K30
N M06
N K65
N P41
N K65
N H65
N
N H65
N S92
N
N
N K65
N
N K65
N
P S76
N K65
N
N E33
N
S 2 4/13/1989 A 9 N
1 4/04/1989 A
1 9/26/1989 A
3 P N S17
3 P N H25
CHH 1 2/27/1989 A 3 N
CHH 1 11/24/1989 A 3 N
H 2 1/05/1989 D 4 N
2 5/11/1989 C
2 6/21/1989 C
2 3/15/1989 B
2 5/10/1989 C
2 5/13/1989 A
2 9/13/1989 C
P N C47
N C47
3 P P T32
2 P P T44
5 P P S76
3 P P S73
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SUBJECTS
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SEE ALSO AMERICAN TOBACCO CO., BUILDING
ABRAH'S AMERICAN NEWSLETTER SEEKS SUPPORT OF PUBLIC
INDECISION HURTS MUSEUM
AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY
SEE ALSO CANCER
AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY PLANS SECOND ANNUAL 24-HOUR FUN RUN
AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY, DURHAM CHAPTER
ALL FOR A GOOD CAUSE
THE LONGEST DAY IN GOLF
LEADER OF CANCER SOCIETY HOPES TO MAKE PROGRAMS MORE VISIBLE
DURHAM POLICE WIN MEDAL IN CANCER SOCIETY'S RUN
AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY, ORANGE COUNTY CHAPTER
DAYS OF THE DAFFODILS
JAIL-A-THON STARTS TUESDAY IN MALL
WORKING TO GET OUT
LOCAL CANCER GROUP TO ENLIST HELP OF ACTORS TO RAISE FUNDS
DOING TIMEj OFFICIALS GO 'BEHIND BARS' TO RAISE MONEY FOR CANCER GROUP
AMERICAN CHAMBER PLAYERS
TICKEKTS STILL AVAILABLE FOR SATURDAY'S CHAMBER PLAYERS PERFORMANCE, . ,
AMERICAN CHAMBER PLAYERS PERFORM SATURDAY AT DUKE
AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY
THREE CHEMISTS EARN 50-YEAR CERTIFICATES/THE SUN BUSINESS INDEX
CHEMICAL SOCIETY OFFERS SHORT COURSE
DUKE CHEMISTRY PROFS TO BE HONORED
AMERICAN CIVIL LIBERTIES UNION
SEE ALSO CIVIL RIGHTS
SAY NO TO THE OBSCENITIES; BUMPER STICKERS NO PLACE FOR FREEDOM TO...
THE LORD'S NON-SECTARIAN PRAYER
URINE ART SPURS AREA CALL TO 'WAR'
ART OPPOSITION SURPRISES GREEN
THERE'S NO NEED FOR AN ART WAR
CENTER'S ART SHOW DRAWS 500, PROTEST FROM CHRISTIAN GROUP
CENTER'S ART SHOW DRAWS 500, PROTEST FROM CHRISTIAN GROUP
BANNED NON-ART REMINDS IDEAS ARE OUR STRENGTHS
A NOTE ON JUSTICE FOR THE NCCLU
•MR CIVIL LIBERTIES'
AMERICAN COLLEGE OF OBSTETRICIANS AND GYNECOLOGISTS
BATTERED-WOMEN ADVOCATES LAUD NATIONAL PLAN
PHYSICIANS SHOULD LOOK FOR MORE ABUSE CASES
AMERICAN CORRECTIONAL ASSOCIATION
DRUG TALKS OPTIMISM VS. REALISM
AMERICAN COUNCIL ON EDUCATION
DESEGREGATION DISPUTE OFFICIALLY ENDS AT UNC
AMERICAN CYANAMID CO.
CITY MAY SEEK NEW BIDS DUE TO SOUTH AFRICA TIES
AMERICAN DANCE FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO DANCE
SEE ALSO THE NEXT STEP... (DURHAM SUN COLUMN)
SEE ALSO SAMUEL H. SCRIPPS AMERICAN DANCE FESTIVAL AWARD
AMERICAN DANCE FESTIVAL ANNOUNCES NEW SEASON LINEUP
ADFt AGAIN, DANCE FESTIVAL WILL HAVE A DISTINCTIVELY INTERNATIONAL CAST
ARTICLES: DESIGN IS WINNER; ADF PHONES HOMES
ARTS COUNCIL, ADF ANNOUNCE WINNERS IN DESIGN CONTESTS
SOCK HOP KICKS OFF ADF DRIVE
CAN ADF FIND A HOME?
COMING ATTRACTION
BANNER DAY
ADF.. ..AND THE BOOM GOES ON
A FOOT UP ON ADF '89; FESTIVAL PREVIEW
S I T
E ELY
D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
2 8/29/1989 C 1
2 10/25/1989 A 4
H R63
E
H 2 8/23/1989 B 6 N C60
S 2 5/02/1989 A
H 2 8/09/1989 D
H 2 9/30/1989 C
S 2 11/22/1989 A
8 P P S76
1 P P S73
12 P N S22
6 N
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
4/07/1989
4/10/1989
4/12/1989
4/22/1989
8/24/1989
3/27/1989 C
3/30/1989 D
S 2 7/01/1989 A
CHH 1 7/25/1989 A
S 2 9/12/1989 C
H 2 4/11/1989 A
H 2 5/28/1989 D
H 2 11/08/1989 A
S 2 11/08/1989 A
H 2 11/13/1989 A
H 2 11/15/1989 A
H 2 11/15/1989 A
H 2 11/19/1989 E
CHH 1 11/22/1989 A
CHH 1 12/09/1989 A
CHH 1 1/08/1989 A
CHH 1 1/08/1989 A
H 2 8/16/1989 A
H 3 1/12/1989 C
3/23/1989 D
4/13/1989 B
4/20/1989 D
5/01/1989 B
5/04/1989 D
5/25/1989
5/26/1989
5/26/1989
6/04/1989
6/08/1989
P K30
N
P L38
N
N H90
1 N
7 PP
3 N
3 N
1 N
E
E
N N36
N E33
E
N S22
N N36
U 668
E
N
3 N L90
3 P N L90
4 E
1 N
S 2 11/30/1989 A 1 N C61
3
1
9
1
4
4
1
13
1
1
N
F W66
N 659
U U66
I
E
P K30
P
F W66
P
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H 0 N T H
LY/ANNUAL
1/01/1989
INDEX BY
12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
DANCEWATCHER TALKS; AFTER 34 YEARS OF LOOKING, REINHART STILL FEELS...
FIRST STEPS
ECONOMIC CRISIS MAY FORCE BALLET GROUP TO MISS ADF
ADF AWARD CARRIES SENSE OF HISTORY
FAMILIAR FEET SETTLE THE ADF INTO »89 SEASON THIS WEEK
DANCE FESTIVAL OPENS, NODDING TO FUTURE, PAST
ADF AWARD HONORS DANCE PIONEERS
ARGENTINE DANCERS TRY TO RAISE AIRFARE TO ATTEND ADF DEBUT
THE NEXT STEP.
LUBOVITCH COMPANY SHINES AT DANCE FESTIVAL
BEAUTIFUL DANCE REMAINS MYSTERY; JUST HOW DOES LAR LUBOVITCH DO IT?
ADF, WEEK V, A SLOW START WITH EIKO & KOMA
TREE RETREAT FOR STUDIES
CHOREOGRAPHERS SHED CONVENTIONS, CLOTHES
EIKO AND KOMA WORK SPELL IN WATERY WORLD ONSTAGE AT THE ADF
ADF OFFERS FREE TALKS ABOUT BLACK DANCE
THE BLACK TRADITION/MODERN DANCE'S LOST LINE IS RECLAIMED AT THE ADF
BLUES FOR THE JUNGLE; '60'S CLASSIC REVIVED AT ADF
HE TELLS IT LIKE IT IS (AND WAS)
THE NEXT STEP: CLASSIC REVIVALS, SOUTH AMERICAN MOVES
COMPANY'S COMING
JAZZ WIND BLOWS IN WITH 2 DANCE TROUPES
ARGENTINE BALLET COMPANY TO PERFORM
DANCER RETURNS TO HIS NATIVE DURHAM TO 'TOE THE LINE'
DANCES OFFER MOVING HISTORY
ARGENTINE DANCERS TO MAKE IT TO DURHAM
'BALLETOMANIA': THEATER AS SHARED ART
SHAPES OF THE INNER EXPERIENCE; SOUTH AMERICANS BRING A VISION...
SOUTH AMERICAN DANCE CO. PERFORMS TONIGHT
MUSICAL GIFT ON FATHER'S DAY/TUESDAY TALK
MOLISSA FENLEY, DOUG VARONE: A MEETING OF CREATIVE MINDS
LATIN DANCE TROUPES SHOW CONTRAST IN STYLES AT FESTIVAL
SOUTH AMERICANS HAVE STYLE
STAGE IS SET AT DUKE FOR ARGENTINEAN DANCERS
NUCLEODANZA'S A HIT AT THE DANCE FESTIVAL
DANCERS EVOKE SCENES FROM JUNGLE TO CITY
COMPANY FROM ARGENTINA MAKES IT TO DURHAM
THE NEXT STEP...
HOST FAMILIES NEEDED FOR DANCERS
DANZAHOY STUNS WITH DARING DANCE
TANGO DANCERS OFFER STILLETO FLICKS OF SEXUAL DRAMA
ARGENTINA'S BALLET CONTE>PORANEQ EMBODIES SPIRIT OF THE TANGO
FORMS OF TANGO HIGHLIGHT PERFORMANCES OF ARGENTINES
RANDOM MESSA6ES FROM YOUNG CHOREOGRAPHERS
DANCE, MUSIC MIX WELL AT ADF CONCERT
ITALIAN DANCEMAKER SEES GHOSTS
TVE f€XT STEP
YVES MUSARD's'dANCE IS ODDLY MOVING
SUTKI'S 'AHNUN6' IS DARK DANCE
HE'S GOT RHYTHM
AN INTRIGUING, OCCASIONALLY BAFFLING PIECE OF DANCE THEATER
IN 1980S, FRENCH DANCE REVOLUTION TRACES ITS ROOTS BACK TO VERSAILLES
TRADITION OF SPANISH SURREALISTS INVOKED
•INEZ' DANCE IS PUZZLING WORK
LA P'TTTE CIE TICKLES FUNNYBONE AT ADF
DANCERS OFFER HIGH STYLE, SIMPLE ELEGANCE
FRENCH ARE SMASHING SUCCESS
LIBERTE. EGALITE, FRATERNITE (AND DANCE FOR ALL!)
FRENCH COMPANY'S DANCES INSPIRED BY COURT OF LOUIS XIV
FINN HAS FUN
NEXT STEP! HOVING SHARES GIFT
ARTICLES: JONES TO SING AT KENNEDY CENTER
DUROURE DANCES MEDIEVAL FANTASY
ON BASTILLE DAY! FRENCH DANCE CAPTURES AUDIENCE
FESTIVAL OFFERS EVENTS
IN FRENCH DANCE, THE BEST CAME LAST
THREE NEW DANCES SPEAK OF FINLAND, VENEZUELA AND ARGENTINA
ADF SERVES AS PORT OF ENTRY FOR INTERNATIONAL DANCE IDEAS
BRUMACHON PRESENTS POWERFUL DANCE
DANCE LEGEND 'GROWING UP' IN ADF SHOW
N
P
S
S
s
H
H
H
S
S
s
H
S
H
H
H
S
S
H
S
S
S
S
H
S
S
S
H
H
H
S
H
H
H
S
S
S
H
S
S
H
S
H
S
H
H
S
S
S
S
S
S
H
H
H
S
s
H
S
S
S
S
S
S
H
S
S
H
H
H
S
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
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
-DATE-
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S I T
E L Y
C -PG L P BYL
6/08/1989 D
6/08/1989 D
6/09/1989 C
6/11/1989 E
6/12/1989 B
6/12/1989 C
6/12/1989 C
6/15/1989 A
6/15/1989 D
6/16/1989 C
6/16/1989 B
6/19/1989 B
6/20/1989 B
6/20/1989 B
6/20/1989 B
6/20/1989 B
6/22/1989 B
6/22/1989 D
6/22/1989
6/22/1989
6/22/1989
6/23/1989
6/23/1989
6/23/1989
6/24/1989
6/25/1989 B
6/25/1989 E
6/26/1989 B
6/26/1989 C
6/27/1989 A
6/27/1989 A
6/27/1989 B
6/27/1989 B
6/27/1989 C
6/28/1989
6/29/1989
6/29/1989
6/29/1989
6/30/1989
6/30/1989
7/01/1989
7/01/1989
7/02/1989 B
7/03/1989 B
7/03/1989 A
7/06/1989
7/06/1989
7/07/1989
7/07/1989
7/07/1989
7/09/1989
7/09/1989
7/11/1989
7/11/1989
7/12/1989
7/13/1989
7/13/1989
7/13/1989
7/13/1989
7/13/1989
7/13/1989
7/13/1989
7/15/1989
7/15/1989
7/15/1989
7/16/1989 B
7/18/1989 C
7/18/1989 C
7/18/1989 B
7/18/1989 C
F B71
G B71
N
F W66
N U66
N
N B71
N
B71
L59
L34
W66
T32
L59
B71
M31
T37
G59
B71
B71
L5?
B71
B71
668
Zll
N T77
U W15
R
L59
B71
T77
B71
L59
B71
R
R
N
R
R
F
G
N Bll
R L34
L59
L34
L59
L59
L34
B71
B71
B71
S76
L59
L59
L59
B71
B71
L59
B71
B71
B71
B71
N G59
R L59
L34
L59
L59
L34
B71
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1/01/1989
INDEX 8 Y
12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
GRAB BAG OF DANCE PLEASURES OPENS
MAGIC MOMENTS
MORE THAN A FESTIVAL: AT ADF, THE BEAT GOES ON BENEATH THE SURFACE
ARMFUL OF DELIGHTS PILOBOLUS CLOSING '89 DANCE FESTIVAL
'GROWING UP' IS HIGHLIGHT
PILOBOLUS DELIGHTS WITH WONDERFUL NEW DANCE! 'DEBUT C
A GHOST, A SAGE, A TREASURE, A DANCER
THIS YEAR. AMERICAN DANCE FESTIVAL TURNED INTERNATIONAL
footnotes: ADF SEASON A SCORCHER
ARTISTS ON THEIR TOES IN 'BALLETOMANIA'
AMERICAN DANCE FESTIVAL, ATTENDANCE
26,000 ATTENDED 39 PERFORMANCES OF 1989 AMERICAN DANCE FESTIVAL
AMERICAN DANCE FESTIVAL. BUDGET _
MILLER PROVISION CALLS FOR PRIVATE AGENCIES LISTING STATE MONEY USE
AMERICAN DANCE FESTIVAL, HEADQUARTERS
CAN ADF FIND A HOME?
ADF DESERVES PERMANENT HOME
AMERICAN DANCE FESTIVAL'S CHOREOGRAPHERS & COMPOSERS WORKSHOP FOR YOUNG...
SEE ALSO CHOREOGRAPHERS
RANDOM MESSAGES FROM YOUNG CHOREOGRAPHERS
DANCE, MUSIC MIX WELL AT ADF CONCERT
AMERICAN DIABETES ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO DIABETES
HUNTER MAKING PITCH FOR DIABETES FOUNDATION/BASEBALL NOTES
AMERICAN EDUCATION WEEK
SCHOOLS TO MARK EDUCATION WEEK
N.C. SUPERINTENDENT TO VISIT AREA SCHOOLS
ETHERIDGE PRAISES SCHOOLSFCR COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT
BALL AT THE MALL
AMERICAN FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION (GREENSBORO, N.C.)
MUTUAL, GREENSBORO S&LS TO MERGE
AMERICAN FEDERATION OF LABOR AND CONGRESS OF INDUSTRIAL ORGANIZATIONS
AFL-CIO DISCUSSES LEGISLATIVE AGENDA
N.C. LEADER CALLS '80S TOUGH
JOHN PAUL MCKELLAR N.C. AFL-CIO LEADER
AMERICAN FEDERATION OF TEACHERS
SEE ALSO TEACHERS, N.C.
NATIONAL EDUCATOR SEES AMERICAN SCHOOLS FAILING
AMERICAN FOUNDATION FOR THE BLIND
SEE ALSO BLIND
AMERICAN FOUNDATION FOR BLIND TO HONOR NATIVE OF ROXBORO
AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION
HEART ASSOCIATION SETS 40TH ANNUAL MEET
PERKY PATIENT
AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION, DURHAM CHAPTER
WINNING STUDENTS' HEARTS GOAL OF MEDICAL GROUP
AMERICAN HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO U.S., HISTORY
LEUCHTENBURG SELECTED TO HEAD AMERICAN HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION
AMERICAN HOME WEEK
SALUTING AMERICAN HOME WEEK (SPECIAL SECTION)
AMERICAN LEGION
LEGION CEREMONY HONORS SACRIFICES OF NATION'S VETERANS
LEGION VETERAN CAPS CAREER
HILLSBOROUGH HONORS LEGION COMMANDER
E
D
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
— DATE-
7/20/1989
7/20/1989
7/20/1989
7/21/1989
7/21/1989
7/22/1989
7/23/1989
7/25/1989
7/27/1989
8/12/1989
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S I T
E L Y
C -PG L P BYL
L59
B71
B71
L59
B71
B71
M31
L59
B71
H 2 8/07/1989 B
H 2 8/03/1989 C
H 2 5/25/1989 A
H 2 6/23/1989 A
1 P N RAO
1 N L40
4 E
4 E
2 7/03/1989 B
2 7/03/1989 A
7
11
R L59
R L34
H 2 5/21/1989 C 2 P N C52
S 2 11/10/1989 C
CHH 1 11/12/1989 A
CHH 1 11/15/1989 A
S 2 11/16/1989 C
1 P N Yll
3P N H90
3 P N H90
3 P P T37
H 2 10/10/1989 B 5 P N C60
H 2 1/19/1989 A
H 2 9/04/1989 A
H 2 12/24/1989 B
11 N
1 P N S69
2 P 0
CHH 1 2/10/1989 A 1 P N S17
H 1 1/31/1989 B 1 N T33
H 2 5/17/1989 C
H 2 6/01/1989 B
3 N
5 P P S76
H 2 12/10/1989 B 1 P N C60
CHH 1 11/11/1989 A
H 2 4/29/1989 D
CHH 1 5/29/1989 A
CHH 1 6/23/1989 A
CHH 1 8/14/1989 A
5 P N
1 DF
1 P N M25
1 P N L90
3 N D38
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P D — DATE — C -PG L P
BYL
AMERICAN LEGION, POST 7
HERO HONORED S
NEW OFFICERS S
LEGION LEADER WANTS TO RECRUIT YOUNGER VETS H
AMERICAN LEGION AWARD S
CHRISTMAS CHEER S
AMERICAN LEGION, POST 452
HILLSBOROUGH HONORS LEGION COMMANDER
AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY, POST 7
WOMEN'S AUXILIARY OFFICERS
AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO PHYSICIANS, U.S.
SEE ALSO SOCIALIZED MEDICINE
SEE ALSO SURGERY
FORGET AMA PROPOSAL
NURSING; AIDES FACE ADDITIONAL REGULATIONS
AHA WANTS NEW TECHNOLOGIST, HIGHER NURSE AIDES' STANDARDS
AHA HEAD DETAILS FIGHT TO PROTECT HEALTH CARE
AMERICAN PLAYHOUSE
RECRUITING TV SERIES HAY BOOST STATE'S MOVIE INDUSTRY
AMERICAN RED CROSS
SEE ALSO BLOOD DONORS
SEE ALSO BLOODNOBILE
HELP SOMEONE LIVE
UNITED WAY GIVES $3,845 TO RED CROSS
AMERICAN RED CROSS, CAROLINAS REGION
RED CROSS SEEKS $4.9 MILLION FOR LAB AND OFFICE BUILDING
AMERICAN RED CROSS, CENTRAL N.C. CHAPTER (DURHAM AND GRANVILLE CO. MERGE)
GRANVILLE, DURHAM RED CROSS CHAPTERS MERGE
RED CROSS UNIT RAISES $40,000 TO AID VICTIMS
RED CROSS DRIVE HITS $1.52 MILLION
AMERICAN RED CROSS, CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO (MERGED-AM. RED CROSS, ORANGE, CO)
INOCULATIONS HAVE OFFICIALS BEGGING FOR BLOOD DONORS
RED CROSS MUM ON LOCAL MERGER ISSUE
A 'BLOOD HOUND' FOR DONORS
LOCAL RED CROSS CHAPTERS VOTE TO MERGE
BLOOD DRIVE GOAL FALLS SHORT
ORANGE COUNTY BRACES FOR HUGO
COUNTY RED CROSS HALFWAY TO HURRICANE HUGO RELIEF GOAL
BLOOD SUPPLY HITS HOLIDAY LOW, RED CROSS SAYS
AMERICAN RED CROSS, DURHAM COUNTY (MERGED INTO AM. RED CROSS, CEN. N.C. CH.)
DURHAM RED CROSS NEEDS FUNDS FOR NEW BUILDING
RED CROSS SEEKS $4.9 MILLION FOR LAB AND OFFICE BUILDING
CRAWFORD TO HEAD RED CROSS CAMPAIGN
RED CROSS ASSISTS TORNADO VICTIMS
RED CROSS DRIVE
BOARD MEMBERS
READY TO GO
IT'S A RED-LETTER DAY FOR THE RED CROSS/TUESDAY TALK
THAT SPELLS RELIEF
HITCHINGS HONOR HELPS RED CROSS
RED CROSS, COLLEGE TO GET HITCHINGS GIFTS
RED CROSS CENTER NAMED IN HONOR OF GEORGE HITCHINGS
A CAMPAIGN FOR LIFE; RED CROSS CHAPTER SEEKS $1.6 MILLION FOR NEW CENTER H
GIFT HELPS RED CROSS DRIVE
RED CROSS COLLECTIONS TOP $1 MILLION
RED CROSS RAISES $1 MILLION TOWARD OFFICE, LAB
RED CROSS ELECTS BOARD OF DIRECTORS
RED CROSS NEEDS MORE SPACE
RED CROSS WILL SEEK CONTRIBUTIONS TO BUY BLOOD COLLECTION BUS
5/31/1989 A
7/11/1989 C
7/17/1989 B
11/23/1989 C
12/23/1989 C
P P K30
P P C45
P N B05
P P T37
P P T32
CHH 1 8/14/1989 A
S 2 7/11/1989 C
3 N D38
3 P P C45
H
2
1/29/1989 D
4
E
H
2
2/13/1989 B
1 P N C60
H
2
2/13/1989 B
1
N C60
H
2
2/18/1989 A
1 P N
S
2
1/03/1989 A
5
j on
H
2
1/02/1989 A
4
E
H
2
1/15/1989 B
3
N
H
2
4/07/1989 C
1
N 046
H
2 10/31/1989 C
1
N C60
S
2 11/02/1989 C
1
N C61
S
2
11/21/1989 A
1
N H65
E»
1
2/07/1989 A
3
N M20
CHH
1 1
2/18/1989 A
1
N R63
CHH 1
6/11/1989 A
3 P N L90
CHH 1
6/29/1989 A
1
N H90
CHH 1
7/03/1989 A
3 P N S17
CHH 1
9/22/1989 A
1 P N C62
CHH 1
9/28/1989 A
1 P N S17
CHH 1
12/29/1989 A
3
N H90
S
2
4/06/1989 A
1
N S92
H
2
4/07/1989 C
1
N 046
S
2
5/06/1989 C
1
P N
S
2
5/08/1989 A
1
N H65
S
2
5/10/1989 A
6 P P S76
S
2
5/12/1989 C
2
P P K30
S
2
5/13/1989 C
1 P P S73
H
2
5/16/1989 A
6 P U W15
S
2
6/07/1989 C
9 P P S76
H
2
6/11/1989 B
5
N
S
2
6/12/1989 A
1
N
H
2
6/13/1989 C
8
N K65
H
2
6/16/1989 A
4
E
S
2
6/20/1989 C
1
N
S
2
6/30/1989 A
1
N C61
H
2
7/01/1989 C
2
N B05
S
2
7/03/1989 A
6
N
S
2
7/21/1989 A
1 P N S92
H
2
8/26/1989 B
2
N C60
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RED CROSS, ORANGE CO., 1989)
-DATE-
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C -PG L P BYL
YOUTHS HONORED
RED CROSS WRAPPING UP FUND-RAISER
RED CROSS GOAL IN SIGHT
GRANVILLE, DURHAH RED CROSS CHAPTERS MERGE
AMERICAN RED CROSS, HILLSBOROUGH ( MERGED- AHER,
RED CROSS OUT OF DISASTER HONEY
RED CROSS HUH ON LOCAL MERGER ISSUE
LOCAL RED CROSS CHAPTERS VOTE TO MERGE
AMERICAN RED CROSS, TRIANGLE CHAPTER
HUGO'S TOLL DRAINS RED CROSS FUND
AMERICAN TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH CO.
AREA IMPACT SAID NIL IN GTE-AT&T DEAL
AT&T EARMARKS $225,000 FOR NCSU PROGRAM
STILL ON THE LINE/CHOPPER PATROL PROTECTS TELEPHONE CABLE
AT&T GRANT PUTS DUKE AT FOREFRONT OF FINDING NEW TRANSISTOR MATERIALS
AMERICAN TELEVISION AND COMMUNICATIONS CORP.
SEE ALSO CABLEVISION OF DURHAM
CREEDMOOR WAIVING 90-DAY NOTICE PERIOD FOR CHANGE IN CABLE TELEVISION...
AMERICAN TOBACCO CO.
AMERICAN TOBACCO TO CLOSE/THE DURHAM SUN 100 YEARS
AMERICAN TOBACCO CO., BUILDING
SEE ALSO AMERICAN CAMPUS
ADARON TAKES OUT MORTGAGE
SPLITTING THE MUSEUNi TWO SITES, OR ONE? THE DEBATE CONTINUES
MUSEUM BACKING NOT SO SKIMPY
HOW MUSEUM BOARD REACHED AGREEMENT ON PLAN FOR TWO CAMPUSES
CAUTION RAISED ON BALLPARK
N.C. MUTUAL SLOWS BALLPARK PLAN
A SOLVABLE PROBLEM
FIRE DAMAGES OLD AMERICAN BUILDING
Cm COOL TO N.C. MUTUAL PROPERTY DEAL
CITY VOTES DOWN MUTUAL SWAP PLAN
MUTUAL DEFENDS BUILDING SWAP; SAYS TAX RECORDS ON DEAL OUTDATED
WEBB OFFICIAL 'UNAWARE' OF BUILDING OFFER
LAND-SWAP PLAN UNFAIR
MUTUAL IS WILLING TO TRADE LAND, BACK REDEVELOPMENT
COUNCILMEN CLASH ON MUTUAL DEAL
MUTUAL, COUNCIL'S CAMPBELL DISAGREE ON BALLPARK'S EFFECT
BARGAINING WILL REVEAL TRUTH OF MUTUAL CLAIM
MUSEUM BEGINS FUND DRIVE, PLANS RENOVATION
LIFE & SCIENCE MUSEUM FUND DRIVE LAUNCHED FOR 14 MILLION EXPANSION
GOING AFTER 'TWO GREAT MUSEUMS'
WOLFF CALLS BALLPARK KEY TO REVITALIZATION
JOIN ME TODAY IN A WALK AWAY FROM GREED
PLAN MAY CLEAR WAY FOR GLAXO DOWNTOWN
NEW APPROACH AIDING GLAXO CLEARS HURDLE
SCIENCE MUSEUM CONSIDERS MERGER
GROWTH, LOSS OF AMERICAN TOBACCO SITE REASONS FOR LEAVING DOWNTOWN
DUKE PARTNERSHIP WITH CITY GROWING, PANEL TELLS STUDENTS
COUNCIL GIVES BOOST TO GLAXO'S DEVELOPMENT PLAN
BASEBALL STADIUM OPTIONS
A LITMUS TEST FOR THE MUSEUM
ADARON, GLAXO SET TO CLOSE AMERICAN PROPERTY DEAL
DURHAM OKS GLAXO LAND PURCHASE
GLAXO SALE GIVES IMPETUS TO ADARON'S DURHAM PLANS
GLAXO CONSTRUCTION SLATED TO BEGIN NEAR END OF YEAR
AMERICAN TOBACCO PROJECT ON AGENDA
DEVELOPER DISCUSSES DOWNTOWN DURHAM RENOVATION
ABRAM SEEKS COUNTY FUNDS TO DEVELOP AMERICAN SITE
SCRUTINIZE THIS PROPOSAL
FRIENDSHIPS AND DEVELOPMENT
PUBLIC COMMITMENT SHOULDN'T BE RUSHED
SHOULD PUBLIC SPEND »25 MILLION FOR PARKING DECKS AT AMERICAN TOBACCO?
AMERICAN DEVELOPMENT WILL DOUBLE DOWNTOWN
S 2 8/29/1989 A
S 2 9/06/1989 A
H 2 9/19/1989 A
H 2 10/31/1989 C
CHH 1 2/02/1989 A
CHH 1 2/18/1989 A
CHH 1 6/29/1989 A
10 P P T44
1 N B53
4 E
1 N C60
2 N R63
1 N R63
1 N H90
H 2 10/06/1989 C 1 N S22
S
2
1/04/1989 C
1 N H65
H
2
5/19/1989 C
2 N H60
CHH 1 10/27/1989 A
1 P N H90
S
2 12/28/1989 B
1 N
H
1
3/30/1989 C
1 N T33
S
2
3/28/1989 C
3PF
S
2
1/03/1989 A
1 N
H
2
1/15/1989 E
1 P F S56
H
2
2/07/1989 A
4 E
H
2
2/12/1989 D
5P U
H
2
2/21/1989 A
1 N S69
S
2
2/21/1989 A
1 N H70
H
2
2/23/1989 A
4 E
H
2
2/23/1989 C
1 N
H
2
2/28/1989 A
1 P N S69
S
2
2/28/1989 A
1 N
H
2
3/01/1989 A
1 M N S69
H
2
3/02/1989 A
1 N S69
H
2
3/02/1989 A
4 E
H
2
3/02/1989 A
4 L
S
2
3/02/1989 C
1 P N H70
H
2
3/03/1989 C
1 N S69
S
2
3/04/1989 A
4 E
S
2
3/07/1989 A
1 N M06
H
2
3/08/1989 A
1 C N C60
H
2
3/10/1989 A
4 E
S
2
3/10/1989 A
1 P N H70
H
2
3/12/1989 D
5 P U
S
2
3/30/1989 A
1 N H70
H
2
3/31/1989 A
1 N S69
S
2
4/07/1989 A
1 N M06
H
2
4/09/1989 D
5 P U
H
2
4/13/1989 C
1 P N N36
H
2
4/19/1989 B
6 N
H
2
4/24/1989 A
4 E
H
2
5/24/1989 A
4 E
H
2
5/27/1989 B
5 N
S
2
6/09/1989 A
1 N M06
H
2
6/21/1989 A
1 N R63
S
2
6/21/1989 A
1 N M06
S
2
8/11/1989 A
1 N H65
H
2
8/15/1989 A
1 N S69
S
2
8/15/1989 A
1 M N M06
H
2
8/16/1989 A
4 E
H
2
8/19/1989 A
4 E
S
2
8/19/1989 A
4 E
H
2
8/20/1989 D
5 P J
H
2
8/23/1989 A
4 J
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SUBJECTS
EDITORIALS EXAGGERATED PUBLIC COSTS IN AMERICAN PROJECT
ABRAMJ AMERICAN NEEDS «17.8 MILLION
ABRAM'S AMERICAN NEWSLETTER SEEKS SUPPORT OF PUBLIC
TAXES SUBSIDIZE PARKING
WEAST PUSHES CENTER FOR DURHAM 5TH-GRADERS
SCHOOL CENTER GOOD IDEA
RECORDS DISPUTE ALLEGATIONS THAT DEVELOPER BROKE 'HANDSHAKE DEAL'
AMERICAN TOBACCO CO., HISTORY
DUKE HITS CIGARETTE COMPETITORS WHERE IT HURTS
AMERICAN TOBACCO STAFF FONDLY RECALL 40< AN HOUR
AMERICAN TOBACCO INSTITUTE
SEE TOBACCO INSTITUTE (WASHINGTON, D.C.)
AMERICAN VILLAGE
DURHAM WOMAN FOUND SLAIN AT HOME
POLICE SEEK AUTOMOBILE LINKED TO KIRK MURDER
SLAIN DURHAM WOMAN WAS STABBED TO DEATH
NEIGHBORS SHOCKED, FRIGHTENED
MRS. KIRK STABBED, POLICE SAY
FRIENDS REMEMBER CYNTHIA J. KIRK
POLICE! AMERICAN VILLAGE SLAYING PROBABLY NOT RANDOM ACT
POLICE STILL SEEKING CLUES IN KIRK DEATH
H
S
H
H
S
S
H
S
A GOOD LIFE SHATTERED/HUSBAND REBUILDS LIFE ON PIECES OF UNSOLVED MYSTER H
DURHAM DETECTIVES HOT ON TRACELESS TRAIL H
AMERICA'S CUP
KEEP SPORTS OUT OF COURTS
AMERICA'S CUP TAKEN UNFAIRLY
DECIDE CUP ON THE WATER
RIGHTFUL CLAIM TO AMERICA'S CUP
AMERIMARK BUILDING PRODUCTS INC.
ALUMARK MOVE WILL COST 102 XBS IN ROXBORO
AMES POOLS
AMES POOLS (AD)
AMMUNITION
SEE ALSO GUNS
ARMY CALLED AFTER BAZOOKA SHELL FOUND
AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL
SEE ALSO HUMAN RIGHTS
AMNESTY CHAPTER PLANS SATURDAY BENEFIT EVENT
LOCAL AMNESTY GROUP COMMEMORATES PRISONER'S 5TH YEAR
DUKE CHAPEL DEAN, MAYOR TO ASSIST AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL EFFORT MONDAY
AMOS AND ANDY (DURHAM HOT DOG CAFE)
DURHAM SONGWRITER EXPECTING ANOTHER NO. 1 COUNTRY HIT
DONNA ANNE GREGORY'S 'AMOS AND ANDY'S'...
CITY-SUBSIDIZED BUSINESSES CAN UNDERCUT COMPETITION
NEW DOWNTOWN DURHAM IMAGE COMING SOON, DEVELOPER PROMISES
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8/25/1989
8/28/1989
8/29/1989
9/03/1989
10/18/1989
10/21/1989
11/03/1989
2 4/19/1989 F
2 4/19/1989 F
L
N C61
N R63
E
N C47
E
L
2 P F H06
2 P F M06
8/22/1989
8/22/1989
8/23/1989
8/23/1989
8/23/1989
8/23/1989
9/13/1989
11/23/1989
11/26/1989
11/26/1989
N MSI
N B53
N M51
N M51
N B53
N B53
N
N B53
N M51
N M51
2 3/30/1989 A
2 4/03/1989 A
2 9/22/1989 A
2 9/23/1989 A
H 1 11/04/1989 C 1 N H60
S 2 4/19/1989 G 3 D A
H 2 1/27/1989 C 1 N
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
1/13/1989 A
7/17/1989 A
12/02/1989 C
H 2 5/08/1989 A
S 2 5/25/1989 D
H 2 6/21/1989 A
H 2 9/19/1989 B
3 N C62
3 N M70
2 N S22
6 U W66
6 P P
4 L
1 P N N36
AMOS AND ANDY SHOW
RADIO'S 'AMOS
'N' ANDY* CHARACTERS MET IN DURHAM/THE WAY IE WERE
AMUSEMENT PARKS
SEE ALSO PARKS, N.C.
TRIANGLE SHOULD HAVE AMUSEMENT PARK
ANDES IMPORTS
HE IMPORTS CRAFTS FRESH FROM ANDES
ANDREW W. MELLON FOUNDATION
HUMANITIES CENTER GRANT TO AID SCHOLARS
'87 DUKE GRADUATE, SENIOR RECEIVE MELLON FELLOWSHIPS
4 MELLON FELLOWSHIPS GO TO UNC SCHOLARS
S 2 9/11/1989 C 1 P U
S 2 7/04/1989 D 5 J A76
H 2 3/19/1989 D 6 P N C47
S 2 1/16/1989 C 1 N
H 2 4/14/1989 C 14 N
CHH 1 4/15/1989 A 5 N
ANDREWS DIRECT TAILORS
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A STITCH IN TINE
ANDROCLES AND THE LION (PLAY)
'ANDROCLES' GOOD TASTE OF ADULT PLAYS FOR KIDS
ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW
THE LEGACY OF ANDY'S AUNT BEE
ANESTHESIA
TINY BABIES RESPOND TO PAIN, STUDY SUGGESTS
FOREIGN PHYSICIANS GIVE NEW INSIGHTS TO RESIDENTS IN ANESTHESIOLOGY
ANGIER AVE.
4 PEOPLE ESCAPE HOUSE FIRE
ANGIER DUKE GYMNASIUM
SEE DUKE UNIV. CAMERON STADIUM
ANGIOPLASTY
SEP ALSO HEART SURGERY
study: FISH OIL LOWERS RISK OF REBLOCKED ARTERIES
ANGLICANS
SEE EPISCOPALIANS
ANGOLA
RESEARCH TRIANGLE TRADE CENTER RECEIVES DELEGATION FROM ANGOLA
ANIMAL CONTROL
SEE DOG CONTROL (INCLUDES CATS AND OTHER ANIMALS)
ANIMAL HOSPITAL (CARRBORO, N.C.)
HOSPITAL DESIGN ACTION UNCERTAIN
ANIMAL HOSPITAL DESIGN CHANGE PROMPTS ACTION
ANIMAL PROTECTION SOCIETY
SEE ALSO ANIMALS, CRUELTY TO
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY ANIMAL SHELTER
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY ANIMAL PROTECTION SOCIETY AND SHELTER
LETTER WAS WRONG
LETTER TO SANTA: HOLD THE PUPPIES
ANIMAL RIGHTS
SEE ALSO ANIMALS, CRUELTY TO
SEE ALSO HUNTING
SEE ALSO N.C. NETWORK FOR ANIMALS INC.
SEE ALSO STUDENTS FOR THE ETHICAL TREATMENT OF ANIMALS
SEE ALSO TRIANGLE ANIMAL AttARDCSS FESTIVAL
RESEARCHER'S COMMENTS HOSTILE, HAPHAZARD
ANIMAL RIGHTS GROUP DIRECTOR PLANS CHAPEL HILL WORKSHOP
ANIMAL ACTIVISTS TURN UP HEAT ON UNC
UNC TO JOIN ANIMAL RESEARCH MEETING AT RTP
ANIMAL RIGHTS ACTIVISTS BLAST RTP MEETING
SECURITY JUSTIFIED, SCIENTISTS CLAIM
RESEARCH GROUPS JOIN TO OPPOSE ANIMAL ACTIVISTS
ACTIVISTS PROTEST CLOSED MEETING; ANIMAL RESEARCHERS MAY MEET AGAIN...
MAKE ANIMAL RESEARCHERS ACCOUNTABLE
MEETING WITH UNC OFFICIALS PLEASES ANIMAL RIGHTS ADVOCATES
ANIMAL RIGHTS GROUP PUSHING VEGETARIAN DIETS
ANIMAL RIGHTS GROUPS PLAN CANDLELIGHT VIGIL AT CHANCELLOR'S HOME
FESTIVAL CELEBRATES HUMANE TREATMENT OF ANIMALS
PETA MAILS FLIER ATTACKING UNC RESEARCH
SETA INFORMATION REQUEST DENIED
SHOPS PEDDLE 'CRUELTY-FREE' BEAUTY
1989 BRINGS SHIFT IN ANIMAL TESTING
ANIMALS
BLESSED ARE THE ANIMALS
S I T
N E ELY
P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
H 2 1/05/1989 B 1 P P A47
H 2 11/02/1989 A 6 R P10
H 2 12/09/1989 A 4 E
CHH 1 7/05/1989 A 2 N
H 2 11/07/1989 A 9 N D80
H 2 12/17/1989 B 1 P N
H 2 4/20/1989 A 16 N C60
H 2 9/24/1989 D 6 M N K65
CHH 1 12/07/1989 A 3 P N C62
CHH 1 12/09/1989 A 3 N C62
H 2 12/13/1989 A 4 E
H 2 12/16/1989 A 4 E
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
1/03/1989
1/26/1989
2/10/1989
2/18/1989
2/19/1989
2/23/1989
2/24/1989
2/24/1989
2/26/1989
4/14/1989
4/16/1989
4/25/1989
7/25/1989 B
10/02/1989 A
10/26/1989 A
12/30/1989 A
12/30/1989 A
L
N S17
N S17
N S17
N S17
N S17
N K65
N S17
L
N S17
N S17
N S17
F 859
N S17
N S17
N
N
H 2 10/09/1989 B 1 P P T32
ANIMALS, CONTROL OF
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SUBJECTS
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 COUNTY ANIMAL SHELTER
SEE ALSO PEOPLE FOR THE ETHICAL TREATMENT OF ANIMALS
ALLOWING STARVATION UNTHINKABLE
JAIL TERM UNUSUAL FOR ANIMAL NEGLECT
SENATE CALLS FLAG-BURNING SHAMEFUL ACT
DOTTIE GOES HOME; ABUSED DALMATIAN PUP LEAVES SHELTER WITH NEW OWNER
POLICE LOG/WOMAN FOUND DEAD IN CAR
ANIMALS, DISEASES
SEE ALSO PETS, HEALTH CARE
FRED WAS PROUD TOMCAT, BUT NO MATCH FOR FELINE VIRUS
ANIMALS, MEDICAL RESEARCH
SEE ALSO ANIMALS, CRUELTY TO
SEE ALSO DUKE PRIMATE FACILITY
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., ANIMAL RESEARCH
SEE ALSO MEDICAL RESEARCH
SEE ALSO N.C. NETWORK FOR ANIMALS INC.
SEE ALSO PEOPLE FOR THE ETHICAL TREATMENT OF ANIMALS
SEE ALSO RESEARCH
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, ANIMAL RESEARCH
CONTINUE ANIMAL RESEARCH
ANIMAL RESEARCH ANTIQUATED
EXPLOITING RESEARCH ANIMALS
GLAXO PLANS ORANGE ANIMAL 'FACILITY'
ANIMAL RIGHTS GROUP DIRECTOR PLANS CHAPEL HILL WORKSHOP
UNC TO JOIN ANIMAL RESEARCH MEETING AT RTP
ANIMAL RIGHTS ACTIVISTS BLAST RTP MEETING
SECURITY JUSTIFIED, SCIENTISTS CLAIM
RESEARCH GROUPS JOIN TO OPPOSE ANIMAL ACTIVISTS
ACTIVISTS PROTEST CLOSED MEETING; ANIMAL RESEARCHERS MAY MEET AGAIN...
MAKE ANIMAL RESEARCHERS ACCOUNTABLE
ANIMAL RECORDS STOLEN FROM DUKE RESEARCH LAB
PETA URGES CONSUMER CHANGES
ANIMAL RIGHTS GROUP PUSHING VEGETARIAN DIETS
UNC FIGHTS FIRMER LAB ANIMAL RULES
ACTIVIST CANCELS MEETING
LETTER WAS WRONG
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
STEM ANNEXATION BILL PUT ON HOLD
STEM TO DISCUSS ANNEXATION PLANS ON MONDAY NIGHT
STEM WINDS DOWN ITS PLAN FOR ANNEXING HUGE PARCEL
ANNIE SAILER DANCE COMPANY
ANNIE SAILER DANCE COMPANY CLOTHES WORK IN MYSTERY
ANOREXIA NERVOSA
SEE ALSO DISEASES (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC DISEASES)
SEE ALSO EATING
SEE ALSO HUNGER
BEFORE TWIGGY; AUTHOR DEBUNKS MYTHS ABOUT ANOREXIA
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H 2
3/05/1989 D
4 E
CHH 1
5/27/1989 A
3 N H90
H 2
6/28/1989 D
9 N
CHH 1
7/29/1989 A
3 P N S17
H 2
8/23/1989 B
6 N M51
H 2 10/17/1989 C 10 P N J40
H 2
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
1/04/1989
1/10/1989
1/10/1989
1/22/1989
1/26/1989
2/18/1989
2/19/1989
2/23/1989
2/24/1989
2/24/1989
2/26/1989
2/28/1989
4/16/1989
4/16/1989
7/27/1989
7/27/1989
12/13/1989
L
L
L
M N H90
P N S17
N S17
P N S17
N S17
N K65
P N S17
L
N S92
P N S17
N S17
P N S17
N S17
E
ANOTHER WOMAN (FILM)
EAVESDROPPING IS THE THEME OF ALLEN'S
'ANOTHER WOMAN'
H 2 4/13/1989 C 1 N R53
H 1 4/14/1989 C 1 M N T33
H 2 4/18/1989 A 1 N P41
S 2 5/04/1989 D 10 R B71
CHH 1 9/28/1989 A 3 P N M25
H 2 7/21/1989 D 4 P R L59
ANOTHERTHYME
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SEE ALSO RESTAURANTS, DURHAM
MARY BACON, OWNER AND CHEF OF ANOTHERTHYME. .,
POLICE LOG/THIEVES TAKE ITEMS VALUED AT «,700
ANTHONY J. HCKEVUN AWARD
SEE ALSO AWARDS
ACC AWARD IN HAND, FERRY HULLS EUROPE
ANTI-ABORTION GROUPS
SEE ABORTION
SEE PRO-LIFE MOVEMENT
ANTI-CANCER DRUGS
SEE CHEMOTHERAPY
ANTI-DEPRESSANTS
SEE ALSO DEPRESSION (EMOTIONAL STATE)
SEE ALSO MENTAL ILLNESS
MED SCHOOL WANTS SUBJECTS FOR TESTING ANTI-DEPRESSION DRUG
FIGHTING DEPRESSION
NEW ANTIDEPRESSANT WILL REACH DRUGSTORES IN AUGUST
COMPANY INTRODUCES IT FIRST ANTIDEPRESSANT DRUG
ANTI-INFLATION PROGRAM
SEE INFLATION, U.S.
ANTI-NUCLEAR MOVEMENT
SEE ALSO COALITION FOR ALTERNATIVES TO SHEARON HARRIS
SEE ALSO DEMONSTRATIONS
SEE ALSO INTERNATIONAL PHYSICIANS FOR THE PREVENTION OF NUCLEAR
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR ENERGY
ACTIVISTS SCHEDULE PROTEST
LALL TO MAKE CASE IN CHAPEL HILL AGAINST NUCLEAR WAR SYSTEM
SPEAKER URGES GLOBAL THINKING, LOCAL ACTION FOR ARMS SECURITY
NUCLEAR POWER FOE EDDLEMAN HAS FILED 350 ISSUES WITH NRC
RESOLUTION URGES NUCLEAR TEST BAN
ANTI-SEMITISM
SEE ALSO JEWS
CROSS NO BASIS FOR ANTI-SEMITISM
ANTI-SMOKING CAMPAIGN
SEE TOBACCO, ANTI-SMOKING CAMPAIGN
ANTI-TRUST LAWS
LET TV VIEWERS BE THE JUDGES
TUITION PRICE-f IXING PROBE SPARES DUKE
ANTIQUE SHOWS
WILTON CELEBRATES 'GREAT GRANVILLE DAY'
ANTIQUES
SEE ALSO ARCHAEOLOGY
SEE ALSO AUTOS, ANTIQUE
ANTIQUE FAIR HELD MONTHLY IN DURHAM
ANTIQUES (MAGAZINE)
SPOTLIGHT SHINES ON HILLSBOROUGH'S AYR MOUNT
ANTS
SEE ALSO INSECTS, PESTS
ANTS FELL TREE
ANXIETY
SEE ALSO MENTAL HEALTH
SEE ALSO MENTAL ILLNESS
SEE ALSO STRESS
CHRONIC WORRIERS CAN GET SOME RELIEF
WAR
S I T
N E ELY
P D — DATE — C -fG L P BYL
H 2 10/20/1989 D 11 P P R56
H 2 12/25/1989 C 1 N H60
H 2 7/30/1989 B 1 P N C49
CHH 1 2/23/1989 A 5 N
CHH 1 6/06/1989 A 5 P N 817
S 2 6/28/1989 A 13 U
H 2 8/23/1989 C 1 N K65
CHH 1 9/05/1989 A 3 N
CHH 1 9/22/1989 A 12 P N
CHH 1 9/25/1989 A 3 P N
H 2 11/05/1989 B 1 U N36
CHH 1 11/23/1989 A 3 N
H 2 3/24/1989 A 4 J
H 2 8/11/1989 A 4 E
S 2 8/23/1989 A 1 N M06
H 2 4/30/1989 B 1 P N T33
H 2 12/22/1989 D 6 P N W66
CHH 1 6/12/1989 A 3 P N H90
H 2 7/21/1989 C 2 P P T32
S 2 1/26/1989 A 6 P F S27
ANYTHING GOES (MUSICAL)
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SUBJECTS
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2 4/20/1989 C
2 4/21/1989 A
H 2 2/17/1989 C
H 2 7/22/1989 C
S 2 7/22/1989 C
CHH 1
S 2
S 2
S 2
H 2
5/22/1989 A
7/05/1989 B
7/22/1989 A
10/11/1989 B
10/12/1989 C
CHH 1 8/06/1989 A 3 P N S17
'ANYTHING GOES'
'ANYTHING GOES' AT NORTHERN TONIGHT
APARTHEID
SEE ALSO RACIAL DISCRIMINATION
SEE ALSO SOUTH AFRICA
EX-PRESIDENT OF NIGERIA CALLS FOR UPROOTING SOUTH AFRICAN SYSTEM
APARTHEID FOES USE RIOT CAR TO SPUR SUPPORT FOR CAUSE
APARTHEID SYMBOL
APARTMENTS
SEE ALSO CONDOMINIUMS
SEE ALSO HOUSING, DURHAM
SEE ALSO HOUSING, DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO HOUSING, N.C.
SEE ALSO HOUSING, U.S.
SEE ALSO HCREHEAD HILLS
SEE ALSO POPLAR APARTMENTS
SEE ALSO TOUNHOUSES
HIGH APARTMENT OCCUPANCY PLACING BURDEN ON LANDFILL
DUKE CLEARS APARTMENTS FOR MEDICAL CENTER OFFICES
HOSIERY MILL A HIGH-fRICED SUCCESS
APARTMENT FIRE LEAVES 5 FAMILIES HOMELESS
SIX FAMILIES HOMELESS AFTER BLAZE
APERT'S SYNDROME
RESHAPING A LIFE; UNC DOCTORS GIVE TEEN-AGER A NEW FACE
APHASIA
SEE ALSO SPEECH PATHOLOGY
APHASIA RESULTS IN SEVERE FRUSTRATION, BUT THERAPY CAN BRING IMPROVEMENT H 2 5/30/1989 C
^HRODISIAC
ADVANCES IN APHRODISIAC RESEARCH EXCITE SCIENTISTS
APOLLO SPACE MISSIONS
SEE ALSO ASTRONAUTS
cyf also SPACE TRAVEL
MERCURY REUNION,- PIONEER ASTRONAUTS REMEMBER... (CORRECTED 6-18-89)
APOLLO 11 'TOUGH ACT TO FOLLOW'
JENZANO RECALLS APOLLO 11 CREW AT PLANETARIUM
APPALACHIAN PUPPET THEATRE
APPALACHIAN PUPPET THEATRE! NOSTALGIA IN A FARAWAY STYLE
'GRIOT'S CORNER,' MAGIC TREE OFFER A LEARNING ADVENTURE
APPALACHIAN STATE UNIV.
ASU'S IMAGE POLISHED BY DURHAM COMPANY
APPLE CHILL CLOGGERS
FESTIVAL FOR THE ENO CELEBRATES 10TH YEAR
APPLE CHILL FAIR
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL N C
SEE ALSO FESTIFALL (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.) (NAMED CHANGED TO WEST END STREET
SEE ALSO FESTIVALS, N,C.
APPLE CHILL STAYS ON EAST FRANKLIN
COUNCIL TO COLLECT CANfCD FOOD
YOUR GUIDE FOR APPLE CHILL
THOUSANDS BOB AROUND TOWN FOR APPLE CHILL
WHERE'S THE CHILL? WEATHER SMILES ON ANNUAL STREET FESTIVAL
APPLE CHILLj THE FACES IN THE CROWD
APPLE CHILL; THE FACES IN THE CROWD
BUBBLE MAN
SUNDAY FUN
FAIR IS OVERRUN WITH CAUSES
APPLE CIDER
THE BIG SQUEEZE
APPLE COm/TER CO.
1 P P S73
10 P U S73
2 P N N36
1 P N S22
2 P P S76
1 N M70
1 N S92
1 P N C61
1 P N B53
1 P N M51
S 2 7/19/1989 A
CHH 1 4/17/1989 A
CHH 1 6/17/1989 A
CHH 1 7/20/1989 A
H 2 1/13/1989 D
H 2 2/03/1989 A
1 P N C60
7 U
1 P N L90
1 P N L90
1 P N L90
13 P F M60
8 P N
H 2 6/04/1989 B 4 N
S 2 5/04/1989 D 3 P N K30
FAIR)
CHH 1
2/25/1989 A
3 N
CHH 1
4/13/1989 A
3 N
CHH 1
4/16/1989 A
12 M I
H 2
4/17/1989 A
1 P N R63
CHH 1
4/17/1989 A
1 P N R63
CHH 1
4/17/1989 A
10 P P C45
CHH 1
4/17/1989 A
10 P P T44
S 2
4/17/1989 A
1 P P C45
S 2
4/17/1989 C
1 P P T44
H 2
4/24/1989 A
4 E
CHH 1 8/30/1989 A 1 P P C45
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SEE ALSO COMPUTERS
SPEAKERS CALL FOR REVOLUTION IN SCHOOLS
APPLE INTRODUCES NEW PRODUCTS TO TRIANGLE
APPLES
SEE ALSO FRUIT (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC FRUITS)
N.C. APPLES ALAR-FREE, BUT GROWERS FEELING STING OF CONTROVERSY
DURHAM CITY, COUNTY SCHOOLS TO GET CANNED, NOT FRESH APPLES
SOUNDING THE ALAR ALARMS
A IS FOR APPLE AND NOT FOR ALAR
APPLES IN BRIGHTLEAF
SEE ALSO RESTAURANTS, DURHAM
BRIGHTLEAF RESTAURANT CLOSES, HAY REOPEN SOON
APPRENTICESHP PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT, N.C.
SEE ALSO INTERNSHIPS
SEE ALSO JOB TRAINING
SEE ALSO PRISONS, N.C.
APPRENTICES GET TASTE OF DOCTORS' MEDICINE
APRICOTS
SEE ALSO FRUIT (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC FRUITS)
FLOWERING APRICOT PUTS ON ITS WINTER SHOW
APRIL
APRIL HAS SOMETHING FOR EVERYBODY
AQUACULTURE
SEE ALSO COMMERCIAL FISHING INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO HYDROPONICS
GOV. MARTIN URGES PROMOTION OF AQUACULTURE
DUKE SCIENTISTS DEVELOP FISH FOOD
THERE'S SOMETHING 'FISHY' ABOUT MAN'S FARM
DUKE PROFS 'LURED' INTO FISH-fOOD STUDY
ARBITRATION
SEE BASEBALL. SALARY ARBITRATIONS
SEE MEDIATION
ARBITRON
SEE ALSO RADIO
FOUR-WAY TIE SURPRISES
ARBOR DAY AND ARBOR WEEK
ARBOR WEEK TO INCLUDE FREE EVENTS
ELEMENTARY ART
OUT ON A LIMB
SPRING FLING
TROPICAL 'BEACH' TURNED OUT CHILLY
TREE TIME
TREES OFFERED FOR JOINING FOUNDATION
ARBOR LEA PHASE II (SUBDIVISION)
CHATHAM FACING PAVING DECISION
ARBORGATE INN
CROSSING PROJECT STILL LACKING MOTH.
ARCHAEOLOGY
SEE ALSO ANTIQUES
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., ARCHAEOLOGY
SEE ALSO INDIANS, N.C, RELICS
SEE ALSO PETRIFIED WOOD
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, ARCHAEOLOGY
NO GLAMOUR, JUST HARD WORK: FASCINATION OF ARCHAEOLOGY TRANSCENDS...
SITE OF INDIAN VILLAGE ON ENO TO GET MORE STUDY
ARCHAEOLOGY SESSIONS SCHEDULED
DOCUMENTARY PREACHES TO ARCHAEOLOGY CHOIR
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2/10/1989 C
3/14/1989 A
5P N K65
12 N K65
H 2 3/14/1989 C 7 N
S 2 3/18/1989 A 1 N M06
H 2 5/18/1989 A 4 E
H 2 10/04/1989 B 1 P F Zll
H 2 1/17/1989 A 8 N
CHH 1 8/05/1989 A 1 P N S17
H 2 1/29/1989 E 16 P U L38
CHH 1 4/09/1989 A 4 E
H 2 2/10/1989 A 11 N
H 2 6/01/1989 C 3 N ISO
S 2 7/05/1989 C 1 P F G59
S 2 12/22/1989 D 8 N
H 2 10/13/1989 D 17 N M60
2/18/1989
2/25/1989
3/02/1989
3/11/1989
3/14/1989
4/25/1989
9/15/1989
N H70
P T37
P T37
P T37
U U15
P T37
N
CHH 1 4/11/1989 A 3 N M25
CHH 1 4/06/1989 A 3 N
CHH 1 4/05/1989 A
CHH 1 4/05/1989 A
CHH 1 4/14/1989 A
H 2 4/19/1989 C
3 P N S17
3 P N H90
3 N
2 R W66
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SUBJECTS
CHHS TEACHER TO DIG FOR LATIN
DUKE ARCHAEOLOGISTS MAKE IMPORTANT DISCOVERY IN ISRAEL
DURHAM SITE MAY YIELD SOUGHT-AFTER INDIAN VILLAGE
UNC RESEARCHERS DELAY VISIT TO SITE
ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITE 'PRETTY MUCH TRASHED'
GREENSBORO SCHOLARS UNCOVER NEW LAYER OF HISTORY
ARCHITECTS U S
DUKE PUTS UP PORTRAIT OF BLACK ARCHITECT ABELE
ARCHITECTURAL BARRIERS
SEE ALSO HANDICAPPED
BARNES TARGETS BARRIER REMOVAL
STEEP RAMPS, STAIRWAYS MARK 1ST-YEAR MEDICAL STUDENT'S JOURNEYS TO CLASS
UNC DISABILITY BILL CLEARS HURDLE
DISABLED ACCESS FUNDING DENIED IN HOUSE
LEGISLATURE KILLS BARRIER REMOVAL BILL
HANDICAPPED ACCESS BENEFITS ALL AMERICANS
ORANGE CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION TO CONSIDER BIDS
ARCHITECTURE, DURHAM
SEE ALSO HISTORIC PRESERVATION SOCIETY OF DURHAM
SEE ALSO NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES
ARCHITECTURE WEEK CELEBRATED WITH SERIES OF SPECIAL EVENTS/BENCH MARK
OLD/NEW DURHAHj HISTORIC PRESERVATION SOCIETY WILL HONOR PROJECTS...
HOPE PLANTATION REPLICA WINS AWARD
ARCHITECTURE, U.S.
PHOTO-ARCHITECT
AREA HEALTH EDUCATION CENTERS
UNC AWARDED HOME-HOSPICE CARE GRANT
AHEC: CURRENT AIRPORT IS 'IDEAL' SITE
NCMH IMPORTANT IN AIRPORT LOCATION, COMMISSIONERS SAY
OFFICIALS QUESTION WHETHER ORANGE CO. MAY GET TWO AIRPORTS
ARISTA TRIO
ARISTA TRIO
^IZONA
MECHAM NOT DETERRED
ARMED ROBBERY, CARRBORO
SEE ALSO ROBBERY, CARRBORO
POLICE LOG/LOCAL STORE IS ROBBED AT GUNPOINT
ABC STORE IS HELD UP AT GUNPOINT
ARMED ROBBERY, CHAPEL HILL
SEE ALSO ROBBERY, CHAPEL HILL
POLICE LOG/TWO ROB RESTAURANT AT GUNPOINT
REWARD OFFERED FOR ROBBERY INFO
CONVENIENCE STORE ROBBED AT GUNPOINT
ARMED ROBBERY, DURHAM
SEE ALSO BANK ROBBERY, DURHAM
SEE ALSO ROBBERY. DURHAM
GUN-WIELDING ROBBERS GRAB DIAMONDS
ROOKIE OFFICER ARRESTS SUSPECTS IN HOLDUP OF DURHAM JEWELRY STORE
POLICE PROBE PIZZA-STORE HEIST, KNIFEPOINT ROBBERY
GUNMAN ROBS MART
ARMED MAN ROBS DURHAM LIQUOR STORE
'HUNGRY' WOMAN ROBS HER HOST
MASKED MEN CRAWL VIA VENT, ROB RESTAURANT
HOSTAGE TAKEN IN HOLDUP
SECOND SUSPECT ARRESTED IN NOV. 18 SUBWAY ROBBERY
KEN'S QUICKIE MART ROBBERS ELUDE POLICE
HOSTAGE BELIEVED ACCOMPLICE
POLICE CHARGE DURHAM MAN WITH ABDUCTING TAXI DRIVER
ROBBER KIDNAPS CAB DRIVER, WRECKS TAXI
LIQUOR STORE ROBBED AGAIN
N
P
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S
H
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6/16/1989
11/24/1989
12/03/1989
12/05/1989
12/06/1989
12/13/1989
N C62
N
N S69
N
N S69
N H60
H 2 4/28/1989 A 11 P N
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
S
CHH
5/12/1989
5/12/1989
5/26/1989
7/02/1989
8/14/1989
9/16/1989
11/06/1989
N M20
N K20
N M20
N M20
N M20
E
N H90
4/16/1989 F
5/02/1989 B
12/03/1989 F
1 N
1 P F S56
1 P N
H 2 9/28/1989 B 1 P F S56
CHH 1 1/05/1989 A 5 N
CHH 1 3/20/1989 A 1 N S17
CHH 1 3/23/1989 A 1 P N L90
CHH 1 5/02/1989 A 1 N L90
CHH 1 11/14/1989 A 6 P
S 2 4/08/1989 A 4 E
CHH 1 3/03/1989 A
CHH 1 7/01/1989 A
CHH 1 1/11/1989 A 3 N
CHH 1 1/13/1989 A 2 P N M70
CHH 1 12/24/1989 A 1 N W57
s
2
1/09/1989 A
t N B53
H
2
1/10/1989 C
1 P N M51
S
2
1/14/1989 C
L N
H
2
1/20/1989 C
2 N
H
2
1/29/1989 B '
1 N
S
2
1/31/1989 B
L N
S
2
2/02/1989 C
I N B53
H
2
2/05/1989 B
I N
H
2
2/06/1989 C
N M51
H
2
2/06/1989 C 1
N M51
H
2
2/07/1989 C 1
L N
S
2
2/07/1989 C 1
N B53
H
2
2/08/1989 C '
1 N M51
s
2
2/09/1989 C 1
N
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SUSPECT QUESTIONED IN ARMED ROBBERY H 2 2/12/1989 B 11
GUNMAN ROBS ABC STORE H 2 2/13/1989 B S
2ND HAN HELD IN STORE HEIST S 2 2/14/1989 B 1
GROUP SEEKINB TIPS ON ABC STORE HEISTS S 2 2/20/1989 C 1
GUNMAN. COMPANION ROB STORE S 2 2/23/1989 C 1
3 ROB ABC STORE; 4TH TO BE HIT IN MONTH S 2 2/24/1989 C 1
UNION OFFICIAL BLASTS ABC BOARD FOR PUNISHING HEUMJP UORKER H 2 2/25/1989 C 1
CLERK FIRES SHOTS AT 3 ARMED ROBBERY SUSPECTS H 2 2/27/1989 B 1
DURHAM POLICE ARREST 2 IN CONVENIENCE-STORE HOLDUP S 2 2/27/1989 A 1
TWO CHARGED WITH ROBBING STORE H 2 2/28/1989 C 3
MAN FACING ANOTHER CHARGE S 2 2/28/1989 A 6
ATTEMPTED THEFT IN BUTNER ADDED TO MAN'S CHARGES H 2 3/03/1989 C 3
POLICE PROBE SHOOTING, ROBBERY S 2 3/04/1989 C 1
ROBBER TURNS DOWN SOME EXTRA MONEY H 2 3/05/1989 B 1
DRIVER ASSAULTED, ROBBED BY GUNMAN H 2 3/06/1989 C 5
MAN FACES MORE ROBBERY CHARGES H 2 3/06/1989 C 9
ARMED ROBBERY SUSPECT SOUGHT H 2 3/08/1989 C 4
POLICE SAY ARRESTS OF SIX SOLVE 17 ARMED ROBBERIES H 2 3/21/1989 C 1
POLICE SAY ARRESTS TO SOLVE 17 HEISTS S 2 3/21/1989 C 1
THREE MEN CHARGED IN HOLDUP OF 3 PEOPLE IN APARTMENT OFFICE H 2 3/23/1989 C 6
7TH ARREST IN ROBBERIES H 2 3/23/1989 C 6
ROBBERY OF CAR, COAT NETS 14 YEARS H 2 3/28/1989 C 6
5TH MAN IS ARRESTED IN SERIES OF HEISTS S 2 4/01/1989 C 1
POLICE SEEK ROBBER WHO STARTED FIRE S 2 4/04/1989 A 1
GRAND JURY INDICTS 5 S 2 4/04/1989 A 1
MAN ROBBED BY PAIR AT KNIFEPOINT H 2 4/09/1989 B 5
DURHAM KIDNAPPER TAKES MOTHER, CHILD S 2 4/19/1989 A 1
MAN CHARGED WITH ROBBING FAMILY S 2 4/19/1989 A 9
WOMAN, BABY UNHARMED IN KIDNAPPING, ROBBERY H 2 4/20/1989 C 7
MAN ARRESTED FOR HOLDUP IN HOME H 2 4/20/1989 C 7
WOMAN SHOT TO DEATH, APPARENTLY BY THIEVES H 2 4/25/1989 C 1
DEPUTIES IDENTIFY SLAIN WOMAN S 2 4/25/1989 A 1
JURY INDICTS MAN IN SHOOTING DEATH S 2 5/03/198? A 1
STORE ROBBED; CLERK IDENTIFIES JAIL ESCAPEE H 2 5/10/1989 C 1
OFFICERS NAB HASKINS AFTER ABC ROBBERY S 2 5/10/1989 A 1
TWO MEN ROB RESTAURANT H 2 5/14/1989 B 3
ROBBERY VICTIH SHOT IN BACK H 2 5/15/1989 B 1
CRIMESTOPPERS SEEKS FUGITIVE S 2 5/15/1989 A 6
AFTER THREE ROBBERIES, ABC CLERK SAYS THE NIGHT BRINGS TENSION NOW H 2 5/18/1989 C 1
GUNMAN HOLDS UP STORE H 2 5/27/1989 C 3
DURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS H 2 5/29/1989 C 7
BANK ROBBER ARMED WITH ROCK-IN-BAG FLEES WITH DEPOSIT H 2 4/14/1989 C 1
TWO CONVENIENCE STORES ARE ROBBED H 2 6/14/1989 D 12
VICTIM'S AUTO FOUND AT MALL; MAN ROBBED, STABBED WOMAN, DROVE OFF... S 2 6/17/1989 C 1
MAN HELD IN SHOE-STORE HEIST S 2 6/21/1989 B 1
MCNEIL SENTENCED TO 17 YEARS FOR ROBBING 2 CABBIES H 2 6/22/1989 D 10
6 ROBBERIES NET 14-YEAR TERM H 2 6/23/1989 C 5
MEN ROB ABC STORE ON INFINITY ROAD S 2 6/24/1989 C 1
THREE MEN ROB ABC STORE, BIND CLERKS H 2 6/25/1989 B 6
HAN CHARGED IN HEIST AT DRY CLEANER S 2 6/29/1989 C 1
LAUNDRY HOLD-UP ARREST H 2 6/30/1989 C 3
MAN CHARGED WITH ARMED ROBBERY AND THEFT OF AUTO H 2 7/03/1989 B 5
DURHAM POLICE HOLD MAN IN HOTEL HEIST; TRIO HITS RESTAURANT S 2 7/03/1989 C 1
THREE MEN ROB DURHAM RESTAURANT AT GUNPOINT H 2 7/04/1989 C 1
ROBBERY, THEFT SUSPECT IDENTIFIED H 2 7/04/1989 C 3
MAN ROBBED OF CASH, CAR AT KNIFEPOINT S 2 7/08/1989 C 1
ARMED ROBBERS HOLD UP TWO LIQUOR STORES H 2 7/11/1989 B 1
DURHAM MAN ARRESTED IN HEIST AT RALEIGH ABC STORE S 2 7/13/1989 C 1
SUSPECT IN SEVERAL ARMED ROBBERIES ARRESTED IN RALEIGH H 2 7/14/1989 C 1
POLICE CHARGE MAN WITH ABC STORE HEIST S 2 7/14/1989 C 1
SUSPECT FACES MULTIPLE COUNTS IN ABC HOLDUPS H 2 7/16/1989 B 7
POLICE SAY 'PASSENGER,' COMPANION PULLED GUNS, ROBBED CABBIE S 2 7/19/1989 B 1
TWO MEN ROB CABBIE H 2 7/20/1989 B 8
DURHAM POLICE CHARGE 2 TEEN-AGERS WITH ROBBING TAXI DRIVER AT GUNPOINT S 2 7/20/1989 C 1
AREA ABC STORE ROBBERY VICTIMS BLAST SECURITY H 2 7/21/1989 A 1
DOMINO'S MANAGER ROBBED BY 2 MASKED GUNMEN H 2 7/21/1989 C 3
DESPITE GUILTY PLEAS, 120-YEAR TERM POSSIBLE FOR 3 ARMED ROBBERIES H 2 8/03/1989 C 1
PAIR 'ASK DIRECTIONS,' TAKE WALLET S 2 8/05/1989 C 1
POLICE LOG/ASKED FOR DIRECTIONS,_HAN ROBBED AT GUNPOINT H 2 8/06/1989 B 4
POLICE LOG/PEDESTRIAN HOSPITALIZED BY HIT-AND-RUN VEHICLE H 2 8/14/1989 B 5
N
N
N
N
N B53
N
N A54
N M51
N B53
N M51
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N M51
N B53
N M51
N
N
N
N B53
N B53
N
N B53
N
N
N
N
NB53
N B53
N M51
N B53
N
N
N
N H51
N
N
N M51
N
N B53
N B53
N
N S82
N
N H51
N B53
N
N
N B53
N
N
N
N M51
N
N M70
N B53
N
N
N M51
N B53
N S22
N C47
N S82
N
N M51
N M51
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MONTHLY/
ANNUAL
1/01/1989
INDEX BY
12/31/1989
S U B J
POLICE LOG/WOMAN BREAKS WRIST SAVING HER PURSE
POLICE LOG/TRIO ATTACKS WOMAN WITH BASEBALL BAT. TAKES $60
POLICE CHARGE 3 YOUTHS IN PIZZA PARLOR ROBBERY
PIZZA HUT ROBBERS BEAT MANAGER; EX-EMPLOYEE AMONG 3 CHARGED
POLICE LOG/FRONT-DOOR KICKER SHOT, HOSPITALIZED
POLICE LOG/2 ARMED ROBBERIES MAY BE RELATED
MAN GETS 40 YEARS FOR DURHAM THEFTS
POLICE LOG/ARSON SUSPECT ARRESTED IN VIRGINIA
POLICE LOG/MOTEL AND RESTAURANT ROBBED; THIRD HOLDUP ATTEMPT THWARTED
DURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS
ONE LESS UNKNOWN ENEMY
ARMED ROBBERIES, NON-FATAL SHOOTINGS BRING 25-YEAR TERM
16-YEAR-OLD GETS 15-YEAR SENTENCE IN ARMED ROBBERIES
POLICE LOG/REPORTS DISAGREE ON ROBBER'S CLOTHING
POLICE LOG/MAN WITH GUN ROBS SPORTSMAN CLUB
MAN DRAWS 20 YEARS FOR ARMED ROBBERIES
ROBBER RECEIVES 20-YEAR-TERM IN PLEA BARGAIN
MAN ACCUSED OF ROBBING STORE ON SAME DAY HE WAS.. .TO GO TO PRISON
MAN DUE AT PRISON COMMITTED ROBBERY INSTEAD-WARRANTS
ROBBERY GUILTY PLEAS BRING 10-, 20-YEAR TERMS
POLICE ARREST 2 MEN SOUGHT IN STORE HEIST
POLICE LOG/TWO CHARGED WITH ARMED ROBBERY OF STORE CLERK
POLICE CHARGE ACCUSED ROBBER WITH POSSESSING $20 IN COCAINE
POLICE LOG/MAN CHARGED IN ARMED ROBBERY OF FAST FARE
MAN SHOT AS HE, WIFE STRUGGLE WITH STORE ROBBER
POLICE CHARGE WOMAN WITH ROBBERY
MAN ROBBED OF MONEY, CAR
CHURCH JANITOR ASSAULTED, ROBBED FOLLOWING PRAYER
ROBBER SENTENCED TO 35-YEAR TERM
MAN WITH GUN ROBS WOMEN
POLICE LOG/GUNMAN ROBS WOMEN IN DARRYL'S PARKING LOT
MAN CHARGED WITH ROBBERY, SHOOTING
DURHAM CRIME STOPPERS
YOUTH GIVEN 20 YEARS FOR ROBBERIES
CRIMESTOPPERS
ANTI-CRIME GROUP SEEKS MAN WANTED FOR ROBBERY
JUDGE SAYS MAN CAN BE RETRIED FOR ASSAULT
DUCKING BULLETS, TEMPER
MAN, 19.GETS 23 YEARS FOR 2 ARMED ROBBERIES
DIGSBY GETS 25 YEARS FOR ROLE IN ROBBERIES
POLICE LOG/ROOMING HOUSE BOARDER FACES COCAINE CHARGE
POLICE LOG/WOMAN CITED IN ROBBERY OF NEIGHBOR, 80
CHARLOTTE MAN SENTENCED FOR DURHAM ROBBERIES
POLICE LOG/SLEEPING VISITOR STABBED
POLICE ARREST 3 MEN IN ROBBERY, STABBING
POLICE LOG/MAN ROBBED, STABBED i 3 MEN CHARGED
POLICE LOG/P.D. QUIX STORE HELD UP BY 2 MEN
POLICE L0G/65-YEAR-0LD DURHAM MAN ROBBED, SHOT
CRIMESTOPPERS SEEKING REED
POLICE LOG/SHOOTING CASE SUSPECT HELD ON '84 CHARGE
POLICE LOG/MAN WITH PISTOL ROBS CRICKET INN, FLEES WITH $333
POLICE LOG/EMPLOYEE SHOT IN PIZZA HUT ROBBERY TRY
ARMED ROBBERY, N.C.
SEE ALSO BANK ROBBERY, N.C.
SEE ALSO ROBBERY* N C
RESTAURANT EMPLOYEE' SHOT DURING HOLDUP IN OXFORD
UADESBORO COUPLE IS CHARGED FOLLOWING SERIES OF HOLDUPS AND STABBINGS
BURLINGTON RESTAURANT HELD UP BY TWO KEN
DURHAM MAN CHARGED WITH OXFORD ROBBERIES
HASKINS SENTENCED TO 50 YEARS FOR SHOOTING BUTNER ABC OPERATOR
40 YEARS ADDED TO ROBBER'S PRISON TIME
CLERK KILLED; TEEN CHARGED IN HENDERSON
ARMED ROBBERY, ORANGE COUNTY
SEE ALSO ROBBERY, ORANGE COUNTY
SEARCH FOR SUSPECT CONTINUES
ROBBERY SUSPECT ARRESTED
POLICE NEUS/HILLSBOROUGH MAN CHARGED IN ROBBERY
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I T
N
E E
L Y
P
D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
H
2 8/15/1989 B
9
N M51
H
2 8/18/1989 C
8
N N36
S
2 8/18/1989 C
1
N B53
H
2 8/19/1989 C
1
N
H
2 8/26/1989 C
2
N N36
H
2 8/30/1989 C
3
N M51
S
2 9/07/1989 C
1 P N B53
H
2 9/08/1989 C
6
N
H
2 9/11/1989 B
6
N M51
H
2 9/11/1989 B
6
N
H
2 9/12/1989 A
4
E
H
2 9/12/1989 A
12
N
H
2 9/13/1989 C
3
N
H
2 9/13/1989 C
5
N R63
H
2 9/14/1989 D
8
N N36
S
2 9/14/1989 C
1
N B53
H
2 9/15/1989 A
13
NS82
S
2 9/15/1989 C
1
N B53
H
2 9/16/1989 C
3
N
H
2 9/19/1989 B
1
N S82
S
2 9/19/1989 C
1
N B53
H
2 9/20/1989 C
2
N M51
S
2 9/22/1989 C
1
N
H
2 9/25/1989 B
5
N H51
H
2 9/26/1989 B
1
N M51
S
2 9/26/1989 A
1
N B53
S
2 9/26/1989 A
10
N
H
2 9/27/1989 C
2
N
H
2 9/28/1989 C
4
N S82
S
2 9/30/1989 C
1
N
H
2 10/01/1989 B
8
N M51
H
2 10/03/1989 B
14
N
H
2 10/16/1989 B
5
N
H
2 10/20/1989 A
10
N S82
H
2 10/23/1989 B
6
N
S
2 10/30/1989 C
1 P N
S
2 11/07/1989 C
1
N B53
H
2 11/16/1989 A
4
E
H
2 11/16/1989 C
1
N S82
S
2 11/16/1989 C
8
N
H
2 11/26/1989 B
1
N M51
H
2 11/29/1989 C
1
N M51
H
2 12/08/1989 B
6
N
H
2 12/10/1989 B
1
N M51
S
2 12/14/1989 B
1
N B53
H
2 12/15/1989 C
1
N C47
H
2 12/17/1989 B
1
N M51
H
2 12/18/1989 C
1
N M51
S
2 12/18/1989 C
3 P N
H
2 12/19/1989 C
1
N M51
H
2 12/27/1989 C
1
H
H
2 12/31/19B9 B
1
N
H
1 1/18/1989 C
1
N
H
1 1/21/1989 B
8
N
H
2 2/06/1989 C
1
N
H
1 3/24/1989 C
5
N
H
2 8/03/1989 C
1 P N T33
H
2 9/07/1989 C
1
N S82
H
1 12/12/1989 C
1
N
CKH 1 3/04/1989 A
3
N
CHH 1 3/08/1989 A
3
N
CHH 1 10/07/1989 A
7
N
ARMED ROBBERY, U.S.
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1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
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ROBBERY SUSPECT SHOT BY POLICE; HOSTAGE FREED
ARMENIANS
EARTHQUAKE FUND TOPS ♦2,000; MORE IS SOUGHT
SHOULD HILLSBOROUGH OPEN FOREIGN-AID OFFICE? (CORRECTED 1-13-89)
GROUP RAISES *2,000 FOR QUAKE VICTIMS
CORRECTION
TRAGEDY'S AFTERMATH
ARMORED CARS
APARTHEID FOES USE RIOT CAR TO SPUR SUPPORT FOR CAUSE
APARTHEID SYMBOL
ARMS CONTROL
SEE NUCLEAR WEAPONS
ARMS SALE
SEE ALSO IRAN/CONTRAS AFFAIR
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR WEAPONS
MOCKERY OF SOVIET GOOD WILL
ARMY
SEE U.S. ARMY
ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS
REAGAN'S BUDGET HAY LEAVE N.C. FISHERMEN HIGH AMD DRY
FOR DUKE RESEARCHER, BEACH REBUILDING GOES AGAINST THE GRAIN
EAGLE MANAGEMENT ZONE RECOMMENDED BY CORPS AT JORDAN LAKE
ARMY ESTIMATES ON BEACH WORK FAR OFF-PILKEY
CORPS OF ENGINEERS PROJECT IN DURHAM FOUND IN VIOLATION OF SEDIMENT...
MONEY TO BOOST LAKE RECREATION
BATTLE OVER BEACHFRONT PROTECTION
WORLD WAR II ENVIRONMENTAL TRASH TARGET OF BUTNER STUDY
ARMY RESEW€ OFFICER'S TRAINING CORPS
SEE U.S. ARMY RESERVE OFFICERS TRAINING CORPS
AROUND-THE-WORLD TRIPS
SEE ALSO TOURISM, INTERNATIONAL
ELON COLLEGE'S FOURTH AROUND-THE-WORLD TRIP WILL INCLUDE TIBET
AROUND TOWN (CHAPEL HILL HERALD COLUMN)
TEACHER LEFT SCHOOL FOR TV/AROUND TOWN
HOMECOMING; HUGE THRONG GATHERS IN HONOR OF BOB SENIOR
IT HAS A WEEKEND FOR FOND MEMORIES
EXAMINING DOCUMENTS LED TO DISCOVERY OF FRIEND'S PAST
HOBBIES ADD ZEST TO LIVING/AROUND TOWN
PEOPLE WHO MAKE A DIFFERENCE
A ROCKET TRIP BACK IN TIME/AROUND TOWN
IT'S A LONG WAY TO COLORADO
LIBRARY FRIENDS HOST JULY 4 CELEBRATION
ACTIVITIES ABOUND AT ARTSCENTER
TRIANGLE COUNTRY DANCERS OFFER GREAT TIME, EXERCISE
CHAPEL HILLIANS VIEW UNREST IN CHINA
FRIENDS ASSEMBLE TO HELP CELEBRATE TENNY MARRIAGE
SOVIET PROFESSIONALS VISIT THE TRIANGLE
MUSICAL CELEBRATION TO HONOR ADELINE MCCALL/AROUND TOWN
STORIES OF KEMP PLUMMER BATTLE PEPPERED WITH NOTABLES/AROUND TOWN
ORANGE COUNTY STUDENTS VISIT THE SOVIET UNION/AROUND TOWN
A CELEBRATION OF THE PASSAGE OF TIME/AROUND TOWN
UNIVERSITY WOMAN'S CLUB HOLDS FALL TEA
FRC OPENS SEASON WITH CHEKHOV PLAY/AROUND TOWN
LECTURE REMINDS LIVING OF DEBTS TO PAST
PLAYMAKERS BALL WAS AN EXTRAORDINARY EVENT
CHAPEL HILL 'VETERANS' RECALL THE PAST/AROUND TOWN
POLO MATCH PAINTED A VIVID SCENE
SOCIETY SCHEDULES CHRISTMAS TREE GALA
BENEFIT HELD TO GENERATE FUNDS FOR CARING HOUSE
MEMORY LANE/GLENN MILLER ORCHESTRA DELIGHTS THRONG AT THE BARN
MEMORIES REVEAL VERY SPECIAL TIMES
H 2 9/14/1989 C 3 N
S 2 1/10/1989 A
CHH 1 1/12/1989 A
H 2 1/13/1989 C
CHH 1 1/13/1989 A
H 2 2/25/1989 A
7/22/1989 C
7/22/1989 C
1 PN S22
2 P P S76
H 2 4/11/1989 A 4 E
s
2 1/11/1989 A
5 N
H
2 4/16/1989 A
7 P N
H
2 4/28/1989 C
1 M N K65
H
1 4/29/1989 C
5 N
H
2 5/26/1989 C
1 . N S69
H
2 7/29/1989 C
1 N H60
CHH 1 10/03/1989 A
4 E
H
2 12/15/1989 C
1 N T33
H 1 1/24/1989 B 1 N H60
CHH 1
5/14/1989 A
10
U
CHH 1
5/21/1989 A
8
U
CHH 1
5/28/1989 A
7
U
CHH 1
6/04/1989 A
7
U
CHH 1
6/11/1989 A
7
U
CHH 1
6/18/1989 A
6
U
CHH 1
6/25/1989 A
7
U
CHH 1
7/02/1989 A
7
U
CHH 1
7/09/1989 A
12
U
CHH 1
7/16/1989 A
12 PU
CHH 1
7/23/1989 A
7
U
CHH 1
7/30/1989 A
6 P U
CHH 1
8/06/1989 A
7
U
CHH 1
8/13/1989 A
7
u
CHH 1
8/20/1989 A
7 P U
CHH 1
8/27/1989 A
8
u
CHH 1
9/03/1989 A
7
u
CHH 1
9/10/1989 A
7
u
CHH 1
9/17/1989 A
10
u
CHH 1
9/24/1989 A
9
u
CHH 1
10/01/1989 A
7
u
CHH 1 10/08/1989 A
7
u
CHH 1 10/15/1989 A
6
u
CHH 1
10/22/1989 A
6
u
CHH 1
11/05/1989 A
6
N
CHH 1
11/12/1989 A
10
u
CHH 1 11/19/1989 A
8
u
CHH 1
11/26/1989 A
7
u
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/ANNUAL
1/01/1989
INDEX BY
12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
CHRISTMAS TREE GALA LOOMS AS A SPECTACULAR EVENING
CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION
GARDEN CLUB HOLDS CHRISTMAS TEA
WOMAN'S CLUB HOLDS HOLIDAY COFFEE
A LOOK AT CHRISTMAS AROUND THE WORLD
ARROUOOD TECHNOLOGIES
COMPANY IS BUYING ARROUOOD PLANT FOR «6.3 MILLION
FIRM THAT PURCHASED ARROUOOD FACES ASBESTOS CLAIMS
ARSENIC
ARSENIC FOUND IN EXHUMED BODY
HOSPITALS, DOCTORS SUED OVER ARSENIC DEATH OF PATIENT
ARSENIC AND OLD LACE (PLAY)
DUKE STAGE COMPANY'S 'ARSENIC & OLD LACE'
PLAYS FOR THE FUN OF IT; DUKE STAGE BOWS IN WEDNESDAY WITH TWISTS...
OLD CHESTNUT CRACKED OPEN AND ROASTED AT DUKE
•ARSENIC GIMMICK ASIDE, DEBUT AT DUKE LEAVES TASTE FOR MORE
JORDAN'S 'ARSENIC AND OLD LACE' A FUNNY BREW
ARSON* CHAPEL HILL
OFFICIALS INVESTIGATE EASTOWNE CLINIC FIRES
EASTOWNE CLINIC EMPLOYEE MAY FACE ADDITIONAL CHARGES
EASTOWNE CLINIC EMPLOYEE MAY FACE ADDITIONAL CHARGES
EASTOWNE CLINIC GETS HARASSING CALLS
CLINIC EMBEZZLEMENT CHARGE PENDING
DURHAM WOMAN CHARGED WITH ARSON AFTER FIRE
ARSON, DURHAM
SEE ALSO BOMBINGS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO FIREBOMBS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO FIRES, DURHAM
♦2, 500 REWARD OFFERED AFTER SCHOOL ARSON
DURHAM FIRE CASE OF ARSON, OFFICIAL SAYS
EVIDENCE POINTS TO QUEEN STREET ARSON
DOCTORS CONFIRM NAMES OF FIRE VICTIMS
TWO FIRE VICTIMS IDENTIFIED
FIRE INVESTIGATORS SEEK WITNESS TO QUEEN ST. FIRE
TESTIMONY CONFLICTS IN THIRD ARSON TRIAL
VERSIONS CLASH OF ROLE YOUTH PLAYED IN FIRES
ACCUSED LOOKOUT DENIES ARSON ROLE
DURHAM JURY MAY GET ARSON CASE TODAY
YOUTH ACQUITTED OF TAKING PART IN BURNING HOUSE
JURY ACQUITS TEEN IN ARSON; MORE CHARGES ARE PENDING
OFFICIALS SAY FIREBUG HITTING FEW GARDENS
APARTMENT ARSON SUSPECT MAKING CALLS TO AUTHORITIES
ARREST MADE IN WEEKEND FIRE
MAN CHARGED FOR SETTING FIRES AT FEW GARDENS
FEW GARDENS APARTMENT ARSON SUSPECT ARRESTED
MAN CHARGED IN FEW GARDENS FIRES
INVESTIGATORS SUSPECT ARSON IN JAY HOSIERY MILL BLAZE
HOSIERY MILL FIRE BELIEVED INTENTIONAL
LIQUID THROWN ON PORCH, LIT SAID CAUSE OF ANGIER AVE. FIRE
TWO IN JAIL FACE CHARGES OF SETTING 3RD INMATE ON FIRE
POLICE SEEK ROBBER WHO STARTED FIRE
FIRE MARSHAL: PATIENT SET FIRE IN REST HOME
COMPOSITE RELEASED ON RAPE SUSPECT
INVESTIGATORS SAY FIRES DELIBERATE, SEEK INFORMATION
POLICE LOG/TWO MEN ROB GOODWILL STORE
CAROCHEM EMPLOYEE DRAWS 18 YEARS FOR ARSON, EMBEZZLING
CHARGES AGAINST LEE COREY FRANKLIN DROPPED BY COURT
POLICE LOG/BICYCLIST ARRESTED AFTER STOLEN CHECK CASH ATTEMPT
POLICE LOG/STUDENTS OF SCIENCE, MATH SCHOOL ASSAULTED
POLICE LOG/BURGLAR RAPES ELDERLY WOMAN AT KNIFEPOINT
POLICE LOG/ROBBERY ATTEMPT LEAVES MAN STABBED NINE TIMES, BEATEN
POLICE LOG/ARSON SUSPECT ARRESTED IN VIRGINIA
POLICE LOG/MAN BEATEN, ROBBED, HISSING
POLICE LOG/DEPUTIES RECOVER ITEMS STOLEN IN BREAK-IN
HOLDING CELL ARSON
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
— DATE-
12/03/1989
12/10/1989
12/17/1989
12/24/1989
12/31/1989
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C -PG L P BYL
1 4/06/1989 C 1 P N T33
1 9/26/1989 B 1 N T33
H 2 6/24/1989 C 1 N
H 2 9/15/1989 C 1 N S82
5/25/1989 D
5/26/1989 D
6/01/1989 D
6/02/1989 D
10/20/1989 B
7 P P
6 P F Zll
10 R B77
7 R M31
9 P U T32
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
7/24/1989
7/25/1989
7/25/1989
7/26/1989
8/10/1989
9/05/1989
N M25
N M25
N M70
N M70
N M70
N N70
H
2
1/05/1989 C
7
N
H
2
1/07/1989 A
1
N A54
S
2
1/07/1989 A
1
N B53
S
2
1/09/1989 A
1
N B53
H
2
1/10/1989 C
1
N M51
S
2
1/23/1989 A
1
N B53
H
2
2/15/1989 C
1
N S82
S
2
2/15/1989 C
1
N B53
H
2
2/16/1989 C
1
N S82
S
2
2/16/1989 C
1
N B53
H
2
2/17/1989 C
1
N S82
S
2
2/17/1989 C
1 P N
S
2
3/15/1989 C
1
N B53
H
2
3/16/1989 C
1
N M51
H
2
3/16/1989 C
2
N
S
2
3/17/1989 A
1
N B53
H
2
3/18/1989 C
1
N A54
S
2
3/18/1989 C
1
N B53
S
2
3/21/1989 A
1
N B53
H
2
3/22/1989 C
1
N
S
2
3/22/1989 C
1 P N B53
H
2
3/23/1989 C
6
N
S
2
4/04/1989 A
1
N B53
S
2
4/11/1989 C
1
N 653
H
2
7/11/1989 A
10 P N M51
S
2
7/18/1989 C
1
N B53
H
2
7/27/1989 B
7
N M51
H
2
8/01/1989 B
1
N S82
CHH 1
8/01/1989 A
3
N M70
H
2
8/25/1989 C
5
N C47
H
2
8/28/1989 A
11
N M51
H
2
9/03/1989 C
12
N M51
H
2
9/07/1989 C
14
N M51
H
2
9/08/1989 C
6
N
H
2
9/09/1989 C
2
N R63
H
2
9/19/1989 B
8
N M51
H
2 10/22/1989 B
4
N M51
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ARSON SUSPECTED IN FIRE AT COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL
POLICE LOG/POLICE BEER "STING" SNARES 27 STORE CLERKS
POLICE LOG/COCAINE CHARGES LODGED
ARSON, N.C.
SEE ALSO FIRES, N.C.
CHARGE FILED AFTER VANCE COUNTY MOBILE HOME FIRE
ARSON, ORANGE COUNTY
POLICE STALK KENWOOD ARSONIST
KENWOOD CLEANUP SCHEDULED; POLICE, SBI CONTINUE TO UORK ON... CASE
POLICE SEEK HELP WITH ARSON CASE
H 2 11/09/1989 C 1 N C60
H 2 11/11/1989 C 1 N M51
H 2 12/01/1989 C 1 N S22
H 2 1/04/1989 C 4 N
CHH 1 2/20/1989 A 1 P N R63
CHH 1 6/14/1989 A 1 P N H90
CHH 1 8/24/1989 A 1 N H90
ART
SEE ALSO AFRICAN ART
SEE ALSO AFRO-AMERICAN ART
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, ART
SEE ALSO EGYPTIAN ART
SEE ALSO JAPAN, ART
SEE ALSO PAINTINGS
SEE ALSO PERFORMANCE ART
SEE ALSO PUBLIC ART
SEE ALSO VISIONARY ART
HELMS LOADS UP FOR ELECTION
LEGISLATORS RAP 'CREATIVE FINANCING' ON SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT FUND
NO EFFORT ORGANIZED YET TO OPPOSE HELMS' ART BILL
MARSICANO: 'PEER-REVIEW' MAY NEED REVAMPING
FIGHT OVER ARTS FUNDS LONG WAY FROM END
BACK TO STANDARD OF DECENCY
HIS CHAGRIN SAVES US HONEY
ART AUCTIONS
SEE ALSO AUCTIONS
ART AUCTION TO BENEFIT DUKE EYE CENTER S
KAY LOWE HEADLINES ART AUCTION H
THE AUCTIONING OF TREASURES; ART AUCTION TO BENEFIT THOSE WHO CANNOT SEE H
4 PIECES OF GRAPHIC ART SOLD IN DUKE AUCTIONS LABELED FAKES BY EXPERT H
EYE CENTER AUCTION REBUILT, IN THE CLEAR H
DUKE'S EYE CENTER AUCTION H
LINKS DC. AUCTION FEATURES ART FROM ACROSS NATION (CORRECTED 4-13-89) H
EYE CENTER'S AUCTION OVERCOMES OBSTACLES/TUESDAY TALK H
*13,500 RAISED IN BENEFIT ART AUCTION H
ART EDUCATION
HALL NAMED ART EDUCATOR OF THE YEAR
ART EXHIBITIONS, DUKE UNIV.
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. ART MUSEUM
'MORALITY' EXHIBIT ADDRESSES ISSUES
MORAL ISSUES ARE PROBED IN PAINTINGS FOR EXHIBIT
'HISTORY PAINTIN6' RAISES A MODERN MORALITY
GALLERY EXHIBITING NCCU ARTIST'S UORK
GALLERY TO DISPLAY N.Y. PAINTER'S WORK
40 WILDLIFE PAINTINGS BY BATES IN EXHIBIT AT DUKE ART MUSEUM
L-15
'WILD' PAINTINGS INSPIRE PROGRAMS
ARTIST'S SWAMP PAINTINGS ARE SQUARE ON THE MARK
TRUCK-DRIVING ANGEL INSPIRES ONE VISIONARY ARTIST
BALLET DESIGNS MAKE ART EXHIBIT
'PAPER DREAMS' ART EXHIBIT SET AT DUKE
MCALPIN USES VIVID COLORS TO MAKE IMPACT
ARTISTS ON THEIR TOES IN 'BALLETOMANIA'
'FINDING MY WAY' AT DUKE IS DEEP, VARIED, PERSONAL
•FIELD OF ABSENCE'
RAGE, POWER, FULFILLMENT OF JAPANESE MEN DEPICTED
ART TEACHER ART
DUKE TO SHOWCASE WORKS OF ART MUSEUM DESIGNER
S
H
H
H
H
H
S
S
H
S
H
H
S
S
H
S
S
S
H
8/03/1989 A
8/03/1989 B
8/19/1989 A
8/19/1989 A
10/03/1989 A
10/07/1989 A
12/30/1989 A
3/07/1989
3/29/1989
4/04/1989
4/04/1989
4/07/1989
4/09/1989
4/11/1989 B
4/18/1989 A
7/12/1989 C
1
10
4
1
16
4
1
6
2
E
N
N M06
N M06
E
E
E
N
N
E
N
N WIS
E
U WIS
U WIS
N
S 2 4/21/1989 A 7 N
1/05/1989 D
1/09/1989 A
1/27/1989 D
2/23/1989 B
3/06/1989 C
3/23/1989
3/23/1989
3/30/1989
3/31/1989
4/13/1989
5/28/1989
6/25/1989 B
8/03/1989 D
8/12/1989
8/27/1989
8/31/1989
8/31/1989
9/06/1989
9/24/1989
N
N
R G68
N
N
N D80
P
N
R G68
F B71
N D80
N
B71
L59
F
N
R
P
F
P S73
N D80
ART EXHIBITIONS, DURHAM
DINOSAUR ART; LIKE ALMOST EVERYTHING ELSE TO DO WITH DINOS, IT'S POPULAR H
2 1/06/1989 D 7 P F W66
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SUBJ
IT WAS A WEEK FOR ART-LOVERS IN THE TRIANGLE
PICASSO EXHIBITION
JUROR'S CHOICES DISAPPOINT IN DURHAM ART GUILD'S SHOD
ARTISTS RECEIVE AWARDS IN GUILD'S SHOW
SOMETHING NEW UNDER THE SUN; CHILDREN'S ART PROVIDES BEST SHOW IN TOWN
WEAVING OF, FROM NATURE
ARTISTS ARE SPIRITUAL KIN (CORRECTION PRINTED 2-18-89)
CLEARING THE RECORD
HOME AGAIN; NATIVE SON RETURNS TO ARTISTIC ROOTS
ART OF A LOW COUNTRY
LIFE OF THE LOW COUNTRY; GULLAH PAINTER PRESERVES THE PASSING
THEN AND NOW
BUILDING A CAREER BRICK BY BRICK
NO GUTS, NO ART CAREER
WINNETT PHOTOS BEST ART OF GUILD'S FOURSOME
SUOMALAINEN MASTERY LIES IN UNIVERSALS
CALENDAR GIRL; EMILY WEINSTEIN'S BOOK OF DAYS
EXPRESSIONISM FILLS GATEWOOD'S WORKS
PHOTO HISTORY OF WATTS HOSPITAL EXHIBIT OPENS WEDNESDAY
SOMERHILL SHOWS NEW ABSTRACTS BY EDITH LONDON
ART GUILD MEMBERS' SHOW
PICTURES AT AN EXHIBITION/WORKS OF 2 PAINTERS SHOWN TOGETHER...
•WAITING FOR A VISION'
NAVAJO, ZUNI ART DISPLAYED
ZUNI FETISHES
3 SHOWS, 3 ARTISTS, 3 STYLES
WORRIER MITCHELL BEST OF GUILD TRIO
ART WORK BY 3 NCSSM STUDENTS IN EXHIBITION
SCIENTIFIC ART
'SHARED VISIONS'
N.C. CENTRAL UNIVERSITY SHOWS HAITIAN PAINTINGS
NCCU TO SHOW WORK OF PITTSBORO ARTIST
CENTER WON'T CENSOR ART SHOW
URINE ART SPURS AREA CALL TO 'WAR'
ART OPPOSITION SURPRISES GREEN
PREACHER PROMISES PROTEST OF ARTS CENTER EXHIBIT
SERRANO, MAPPLETHORPE/BAWCD ART ON DISPLAY
THERE'S NO NEED FOR AN ART WAR
IN NEW WORK, A DARKER MAY
JURIED ART SHOW GETS PEOPLE TALKING
ART EXHIBITIONS, N.C.
SEE ALSO ARTISTS, N.C.
'AFRICAN EYE' FEATURES MASKS AND SCULPTURE
BIDDLE GALLERY IS SET UP TO REMOVE UNSEEN BARRIER BETWEEN PEOPLE, ART
LOOKING ONLY AT COMPOSITION, FORM ROBS AFRICAN ART OF CULTURAL ROOTS
WEAVING OF, FROM NATURE
FELLOWSHIP WINNERS EXHIBITION A PORTRAIT WITHOUT THE PEOPLE
BOX ART REKINDLES A '60S DEBATE
PAINTINGS SENT TO CHAPEL HILL AFTER PROTEST IN ELIZABETH CITY
ART MUSEUM AWASH — WITH WATERCOLORS
EXHIBITS! ATHENEUM'S AGE-OLD, AGELESS ART; NEW PAINTINGS BY GINA GILMOUR
N.C. ART AND ARTISTS OF THE '60S
N.C. MUSEUM OF ART PLANS EXHIBITION OF POLISH ART
ARTISTRY SHINES THROUGH A MASTERY OF TECHNIQUE
BELL'S PAINTINGS OF NUDES EXAMItC HALE EXPERIENCE
EXHIBIT FOCUSES ON CHANGING ROLES OF BLACKS
PORTRAITS OF A SOUTHERN PAST
HOMER'S ART DOCUMENTS BLACKS AT A CROSSROADS
STREETLIGHT STUDIOS SHOWCASES DIVERSE ART FORMS
WOMEN'S WORK; CURATOR CONSIDERS SHOW BY N.C. FEMALE ARTISTS
OPPOSITE ENDS OF SAME ARTISTIC LINE
BRITISH SHOW MARKS SECCA GROWTH
MUSEUM OF HISTORY SORTS PRESENT FOR FUTURE
PICTURES AT 2 EXHIBITIONS
THE FULL CIRCLE IN BLACK AND WHITE
LOOKING ANEW AT 'SAFE ART' AND KITSCH
DISPOSABLE ART/TEMPORARY WORKS INCREASE GAP BETWEEN ARTIST, PUBLIC
MEREDITH JUROR FINDS PHOTOGRAPHIC FRESHNESS
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S
I T
N
E
E
L Y
P
D
— DATE — C -PG L P BYL
H
2
1/17/1989 B
1 P U W15
H
2
1/20/1989 A
6 P N N36
H
2
1/20/1989 D
5 P R G68
S
2
2/02/1989 D
5 P N
S
2
2/09/1989 D
1 P F B71
H
2
2/10/1989 D
7 P R G68
H
2
2/17/1989 D
6 P R G68
H
2
2/18/1989 A
2 N
S
2
2/23/1989 D
1 P F B71
H
2
2/24/1989 D
1 P P
H
2
2/24/1989 D
8 P F Zll
S
2
3/02/1989 D
7 P P
S
2
3/23/1989 D
1 P F B71
S
2
3/23/1989 D
2 P F B71
H
2
3/24/1989 D
5 P R G68
H
2
4/07/1989 D
4 P R G68
H
2
5/05/1989 D
8 P F Zll
H
2
5/07/1989 E
9 P R G68
H
2
5/11/1989 B
7 P N
H
2
5/21/1989 E
9 P N W66
H
2
5/21/1989 E
9 P R G68
H
2
6/05/1989 A
6 P F Zll
S
2
6/29/1989 D
7 P P
S
2
7/20/1989 D
3 N
H
2
7/21/1989 D
11 P P T37
H
2
7/23/1989 E
8 P R G68
H
2
8/27/1989 E
9 P R G68
H
2
9/02/1989 C
3 N C47
S
2
9/13/1989 B
1 P P C45
s
2
9/14/1989 D
7 P P T37
H
2
9/17/1989 E
10 N
H
2 10/01/1989 E
9 PN
s
2 11/07/1989 A
1 N E33
H
2
11/08/1989 A
1 N N36
s
2 ll/Oe/1989 A
1 N E33
H
2 11/10/1989 C
1 N N36
H
2 11/10/1989 D
8 F B71
H
2 11/13/1989 A
4 E
H
2 11/19/1989 E
8 P R G68
H
2 12/10/1989 E
10 P U G68
s
2
1/12/1989 D
4 N
H
2
1/13/1989 D
5 P R G68
H
2
2/03/1989 D
6 P R G68
H
2
2/10/1989 D
7 P R G68
H
2
2/24/1989 D
4 P R G68
H
2
3/03/1989 D
4 P R G68
H
2
3/09/1989 C
1 N
S
2
3/09/1989 D
3 P F G59
H
2
3/10/1989 D
6 P R 668
H
2
3/13/1989 A
6 P F Zll
S
2
4/20/1989 D
12 N
H
2
4/21/1989 D
4 P R G68
H
2
4/30/1989 E
10 P R L59
S
2
5/18/1989 D
3 P F G59
H
2
5/28/1989 E
1 P F G68
H
2
5/28/1989 E
1 P F W66
H
2
6/30/1989 D
6 F Zll
H
2
7/23/1989 E
1 P F G68
H
2
7/30/1989 E
9 P R G68
H
2
8/13/1989 E
8 P R G68
H
2
9/03/1989 E
8 P R G68
H
2 10/01/1989 E
8 P R G68
H
2
10/08/1989 E
8 P R G68
H
2
10/22/1989 E
9 P U G68
H
2 :
10/29/1989 E
8 P U G68
H
2 12/03/1989 E
8 P U G68
ART EXHIBITIONS, U.S.
-LX630-
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1/01/1989
INDEX BY
12/31/1989
SUBJE
visions: familiar serenity, frightening doubt
stone hauk takes flight
hebrew 'testimony' shows ties that bind
early cezannei greatness among trials and errors
n.c. fares poorly in women artists exhibit
imprint of an unlikely pair
art exhibitions, univ. of n.c. -chapel hill
saltzman paintings scheduled for hakes show
works by cottrell
'warning', international aids posters at unc
r.h. graham's paintings are on display in the hanes art center
...watercolors by jo anne rose on display at horace williams house...
art exhibits abundant during fall
'taxco, dawn' is part of the collection of watercolors
paintings by page laughlin and sculpture by david finn...
'geese on the march' is one of the watercolors by jo anne rose...
works by victor faccinto and other wake forest faculty on display
huggins: missing connection
art forgeries
SEE ALSO FORGERY
4 PIECES OF GRAPHIC ART SOLD IN DUKE AUCTIONS LABELED FAKES BY EXPERT
DUKE'S EYE CENTER AUCTION
PAINTER NEEDS OWN STYLE
ART GALLERIES
ARTS CENTERS FOLLOW PATRONS INTO SUBURBS
ARTERITIS
SEE ALSO ARTHRITIS FOUNDATION GOLF CLASSIC
'IT'S PART OF MY LIFE' - HILLSBOROUGH WOMAN SHARES REALITY OF ARTHRITIS
WALLACE TO SPEAK AT ARTHRITIS CONFERENCE
ARTHRITIS FOUNDATION WARNS OF DANGER OF STOMACH ULCERS
CHRONIC ILLNESS MEANS LIFELONG BATTLE
SYMPOSIUM ON ARTHRITIS SET AT DUKE
DUKE STUDYJ PEOPLE CAN LEARN TO COPE WITH ARTHRITIS PAIN
TCfYBURN GOLF TOURNAMENT TO RAISE FUNIS FOR ARTHRITIS
ARTHRITIS IS AMERICA'S NUMBER ONE CRIPPLER
ARTHRITIS FOUNDATION
TREYBURN GOLF TOURNAMENT TO RAISE FUNDS FOR ARTHRITIS
ARTHRITIS FOUNDATION FIGHTS TO MAKE THAT DIFFERENCE
'YOU CAN JUST SIT DOWN AND CRY, OR KEEP GOING'
ARTHRITIS FOUNDATION GOLF CLASSIC
SEE ALSO ARTHRITIS
SEE ALSO GOLF
TREYBURN COUNTRY CLUB/ARTHRITIS GOLF CLASSIC (SPECIAL SECTION)
IT'S A FIVE-STAR LINEUP FOR GOLF CLASSIC
RHEUMATOLOGY »S WHERE DR. BARADA SEES PROMISE
IT ALL STARTED WITH 'A GROUP OF INTERESTED PEOPLE'
CLASSIC A BIG SUCCESS
ARTHUR YOUNG AND CO.
TOP ACCOUNTING FIRMS TO MERGE
ARTICHOKES
ARTICHOKE) AN ARISTOCRAT AMONG GARDEN VARIETIES
ARTIFICIAL LURES
DUKE PROFS 'LURED' INTO FISH-FOOD STUDY
ARTIST DESCENDING A STAIRCASE (PLAY)
"ARTIST DESCENDING A STAIRCASE"/PLAYWRIGHT TO SPEAK H
ASCENT OF "DESCENDING" PLAY ASTOUNDS STOPPARD S
STOPPARD'S MYSTERY PLAYED IN LANGUAGE OF ART AND OF HEART H
'ARTIST' WELL-CRAFTED, BUT PORTRAITS WEAK S
STOPPARD NOTED S
ARTIST ASCENDING/MICHAEL CUMPSTY IS BROADUAY-BOUND H
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I T
N E E
L Y
P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
H 2 1/06/1989 D
6PR 668
S 2 2/23/1989 D
5 P F B71
H 2 3/17/1989 D
5 R G68
H 2 4/14/1989 D
5 P R G68
H 2 4/30/1989 E
9 P R G68
H 2 11/12/1989 E
8 P N G68
CHH 1 6/22/1989 A
2 N
CHH 1 8/22/1989 A
7 P P T44
CHH 1 9/07/1989 A
1 P N S17
CHH 1 9/11/1989 A
2 P P L38
CHH 1 9/26/1989 A
8 P P C45
CHH 1 9/30/1989 A
5 N
CHH 1 10/03/1989 A
8 P P C45
CHH 1 10/09/1989 A
2 P P C45
CHH 1 10/10/1989 A
8 P P C45
CHH 1 10/11/1989 A
9 P P C45
H 2 10/15/1989 E
9 P R G68
H 2 4/04/1989 C
1 N
H 2 4/09/1989 D
4 E
S 2 8/11/1989 A
4 E
H 2 1/15/1989 E 1 F
CHH 1
CHH 1
3/21/1989 A
3/30/1989 A
3/31/1989 C
4/18/1989 B
5/06/1989 B
9/30/1989 C
10/02/1989 C
10/17/1989 D
1
3
1
1
3
1
1
11
N H90
N
N C60
F G59
N
N
N H65
F
S 2 10/02/1989 C
H 2 10/17/1989 D
H 2 10/17/1989 D
2 10/17/1989 D
2 10/17/1989 D
2 10/17/1989 D
2 10/17/1989 D
2 12/13/1989 A
H 2 6/24/1989 B
H 2 7/12/1989 B
1 N H65
11 F
12 F
1 D F
2 P F
6 P F
8 P F
4 E
5 N
1 P F Zll
S 2 12/22/1989 D 8 N
2 11/10/1989 D
2 11/14/1989 C
2 11/16/1989 A
2 11/16/1989 B
2 11/16/1989 B
2 11/19/1989 E
F B71
F B71
R M31
R B77
N B71
F W15
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1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
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ARTISTS, BLACK
ONE MORE TINE; ARTISTS CELEBRATE BLACK HISTORY MONTH
PERFORMERS 'GET DOWN' SATURDAY
ARTISTS, CHAPEL HILL
ARTIST PUTS TALENT TO WORK IN COLLEGE TEXT
ARTISTS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO EMERGING ARTISTS PROGRAM
ARTISTS RECEIVE GRANTS FROM ARTS COUNCIL
STONE HAWK TAKES FLIGHT
BUILDING A CAREER BRICK BY BRICK
NO GUTS, NO ART CAREER
ARTISTS HELP HUNGRY
SIDEWALK ARTISTS
ARTS COUNCIL, ADF ANNOUNCE WINNERS IN DESIGN CONTESTS
THE DAYS OF HER LIFE
CALENDAR GIRL; EMILY WEINSTEIN'S BOOK OF DAYS
ARICLESi POETS WIN AWARDS
2 ARTISTS SCRAMBLE UP SIDEWALKS, REVITALIZATION
BROTHERS CHARGED IN HOUSE SHOOTING
PORTRAITS... BY THE ARTIST AS A YOUNG MAN
MCALPIN USES VIVID COLORS TO MAKE IMPACT
ART IN THE FAMILY; PAINTING, GALLERY CONNECT STYERS' THREE GENERATIONS
ART IN THE FAMILY; STYERS CLAN SHARES AVOCATION AND A GALLERY
CAPTURING THE CITY ON CANVAS
HILLANDALE ART HEADS FOR D.C. OFFICE
ARTISTS, N.C.
SEE ALSO ART EXHIBITIONS, N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C. LIVING TREASURES PROGRAM
HILLSBOROUGH LOOKS FOR A FEW GOOD ARTISTS
N.C. ART AND ARTISTS OF THE '60S
TRUCK-DRIVING ANGEL INSPIRES ONE VISIONARY ARTIST
N.C. STATE ARTIST'S TAPESTRY CHOSEN FOR SWISS SHOW
N.C. FARES POORLY IN WOMEN ARTISTS EXHIBIT
FANTASTIC FANTAZOS; ARTIST FOLLOWS VISIONARY MUSE
PEAR WITH DILL-PICKLE LEGS PART OF ARTIST'S DREAM WORLD
DIRECTORY OF ARTISTS IN AREA IN WORKS
SEN. HELMS AND THE JERKS
ART FOR THE PUBLIC; CONFERENCE TO PROVIDE FORUM FOR DISCUSSING... MEDIUM
HOLD THAT TIGER
SCULPTOR SAYS HIS ANIMALS 'ALREADY IN THE ROCK'
ARTISTS IN RALEIGH ARE HEDGING THEIR BETS IN PUBLIC
ARTISTS OPT FOR OUT-OF-ORDINARY
56 ARTISTS TO DISPLAY WORKS IN JURIED SHOW
WITH ABANDON AND POWER/FORMER CARDIOLOGIST FINDS ART IS LIKE TENNIS
WILD SIDE ARTIST'S FOCUS
ARTISTS, U.S.
SEE ALSO WOMEN, ARTISTS
WHAT IS ARTISTICALLY ENDURING?
S 2 2/02/1989 D
S 2 6/08/1989 D
1 P F B71
3 P F B71
H 2 12/23/1989 A 5 P P C45
S
s
s
s
s
s
H
H
H
S
S
H
S
S
H
H
H
S
1/06/1989
2/23/1989
3/23/1989
3/23/1989
3/23/1989
3/30/1989
5/01/1989 B
5/05/1989 D
5/05/1989
5/11/1989
6/03/1989
6/08/1989
8/03/1989
8/03/1989
8/04/1989
8/04/1989
8/16/1989
11/11/1989
D
D
A
C
D
D
D
D
C
c
CHH 1
2/19/1989 A
3/13/1989 A
4/13/1989 D
4/24/1989 B
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
4/30/1989
5/18/1989
5/18/1989
5/29/1989
5/31/1989
6/08/1989 B
8/03/1989 D
8/19/1989
8/27/1989
9/07/1989
10/21/1989
11/02/1989
11/09/1989
ARTS, DURHAM
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 THE ARTS)
SEE ALSO DURHAM ARTS COUNCIL
SEE ALSO REVIEWS, THEATER
DURHAM BLUESMAN WINS AWARD
PHOTO CONTEST AIMS AT ONE DAY IN NORTH CAROLINA
ARTICLES; OPEN AUDITIONS SET FOR 'HANDMAID'S TALE'
ARTICLES: THEATER GROUPS LOOKING FOR A FEW GOOD ACTORS
IRWIN, BELOW AND PINKY FIND ACCLAIM IN FAR PLACES
ARTICLES: APRIL SHOWS MEAN MARCH AUDITIONS
CALL GOES OUT FOR DIRECTOR, SUMMER SOLSTICE SINGERS/ARTICLES
ARTICLES
VARIABLES* FUZZ PICTURE OF CITY'S ARTS DREAM
ARTICLES...
N B71
F B71
F B71
F B71
N
F B71
U W66
P
F Zll
N G59
N B71
N
P T37
F B71
P T32
R Zll
P T32
N
N R63
F Zll
F B71
U U66
R G68
L38
W63
S56
P
F
N
E
F
P
N T33
J L59
F
N H60
N S56
N H90
H 2 6/21/1989 A 4 E
s
2
1/19/1989 D
3 P N G59
H
2
1/30/1989 A
6
U U66
S
2
2/02/1989 D
12
N G59
s
2
2/16/1989 D
10
N G59
H
2
2/20/1989 A
6
U U66
S
2
2/23/1989 D
10
N G59
S
2
3/02/1989 D
10
N G59
S
2
3/09/1989 D
9
N G59
s
2
3/13/1989 A
4
E
s
2
3/16/1989 D
12
N
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ANNUAL
1/01/1989
INDEX BY
12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
ARTICLES: ALL THE WORLD'S an audition in triangle
ARTICLES: THEATERS STAGE AUDITIONS i ENO CONTEST CLICKS
DURHAM'S THRIVING ARTS WARRANT NATIONAL ATTENTION
ARTICLES! DESIGN IS WINNER; ADF PHONES HOMES
ARTICLES; EDGERTON GETS GUGGENHEIM
ART SCENE IS HOT THIS SUMMER
ARTICLES; BURROUGHS WELLCOME CONTRIBUTES TO THE ARTS
ARICLES: POETS WIN AWARDS
ARTICLES: PLAYWRIGHTS WIN AWARDS
ARTICLES ARTICLES
ARTICLES...
ARTICLES. ..
ARTICLES ARTICLES...
ARTICLES
ARTICLES: CENTERFEST SEEKS VISUAL ARTISTS FOR SEPTEMBER
ARTICLES: JONES TO SING AT KENNEDY CENTER
ARTICLES ARTICLES
ARTICLELS ARTICLES
ARTICLES: DURHAM MAN ELECTED TO ART SOCIETY
ARTICLES ARTICLES
ARTICLES
BUSINESSES BENEFIT ART IN TRIANGLE
ARTICLES: 'WINTER SOLSTICE' SHOW SEEKS SINGERS
ARTICLES: GOSPEL SINGERS SOUGHT; ACTORS NEEDED
ARTICLES
ARTICLES
ARTICLES ARTICLES
ARTICLES ARTICLES
PERSONALITIES, PROBLEMS MARK '80'S IN ART
ARTS, N.C.
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE COUNTY ARTS EXPERIENCE
SEE ALSO ARTS ADVOCATES
SEE ALSO FOLK ART
SEE ALSO GOVERNOR'S BUSINESS COUNCIL ON THE ARTS AND HUMANITIES
SEE ALSO HENDERSON ANNUAL JURIED ART SHOW
SEE ALSO N.C. ARTS COUNCIL
SEE ALSO PERSON COUNTY ARTS COUNCIL
ARTICLES: N.C. ARTS COUNCIL OFFERS $5,000 FELLOWSHIPS
ARTICLES ARTICLES
ARTICLES ARTICLES...
MAVRETIC PLEDGES SUPPORT FDR ARTS
ARTS, U.S.
SEE ALSO NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE ARTS
SEE ALSO NATIONAL GALLERY OF ART (WASHINGTON, D.C.)
CONGRESS SHOULDN'T BE ART CRITIC FOR NATION
ARTS ADVOCATES
SEE ALSO ARTS, N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C. ARTS COUNCIL
MAVRETIC PLEDGES SUPPORT FOR ARTS
ARTS DOWNTOWN
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS, ARTS PROGRAM
ARTS DOWNTOWN GETS UNDER WAY
CHAPEL HILL WAS THEIR CANVAS
ARTS FESTIVAL ORCHESTRA
READY TO 'POP'
POPS GOES THE MERIDIAN
VIOLIN PLUCKING
IN TUNE
ARTS 'ROUND THE SQUARE
SEE ALAMANCE COUNTY ARTS EXPERIENCE
ARTSPLOSURE
ARTSPLOSURE!
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C -PG L P BYL
4/06/1989
4/13/1989
4/19/1989
4/20/1989
4/27/1989
5/04/1989
5/04/1989
5/11/1989
5/18/1989
5/25/1989
6/01/1989
6/15/1989
6/22/1989
6/29/1989
7/06/1989
7/13/1989
7/22/1989
7/27/1989
8/03/1989
8/10/1989
8/17/1989
8/21/1989
8/24/1989
8/31/1989
9/07/1989
9/14/1989
9/25/1989
9/28/1989
12/31/1989
N 659
N G59
P F S27
P N G59
P N G59
P I B71
N G59
N G59
N G59
N G59
N G59
N G59
N G59
N G59
N G59
P N G59
N
N G59
N G59
N G59
N659
P N K65
N G59
N G59
N G59
N G59
N G59
P N G59
P U 668
2 1/12/1989 D 12 N 559
2 1/26/1989 D 5 N G59
2 2/09/1989 D 12 N G59
2 10/13/1989 A 1 P N B53
S 2 8/01/1989 A 4 E
S 2 10/13/1989 A 1 P N B53
CKH 1 5/20/1989 A
CHH 1 5/21/1989 A
S 2 7/29/1989 C
H 2 7/30/1989 C
H 2 7/30/1989 C
S 2 7/31/1989 C
3 N
3 P N M70
1 P P C45
1 P P C45
5 P P C45
1 P P C45
H 2 4/28/1989 D 9 P F S56
ASBESTOS
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1/01/1989
INDEX BY
12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS, ASBESTOS
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, ASBESTOS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, ASBESTOS
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS, ASBESTOS
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C., ASBESTOS
PROFESSOR CALLS CORPORATE 'ETHICS' LACKING
AFTER 65 COMPLAINTS, OSHA INSPECTS FOR ASBESTOSIS AT DUKE POWER PLANTS
7 WORKERS TREATED AFTER FUMES RELEASED
GLAXO SALE GIVES IMPETUS TO AHARON'S DURHAM PLANS
ASBESTOS DISCOVERY IMPERILS IFC SHELTER
IFC SEEKS ASBESTOS REMOVAL MONIES
TOWN DELAYS ACTION ON SHELTER REQUEST
FIRM THAT PURCHASED ARROWOOD FACES ASBESTOS CLAIMS
ASBESTOS FOUND IN PIPE EXACAVATED AT PTA SHOP
ASBESTOS CLEANUP NO HAZARD TO EMPLOYEES, HOSPITAL OFFICIAL SAYS
POSSIBLE ASBESTOS DISCOVERED IN HOSPITAL OFFICE
ASK THE LAWYER DAY
SEE ALSO LAWYERS, DURHAM
CALL FOR ACTION WANTS TO ACT ON CALLS
ASLEEP AT THE WHEEL (MUSIC GROUP)
ASLEEP AT THE t*£EL 'WAKES UP' LONG ENOUGH TO PLAY TOMORROW,..
ROCKABILLY, DIXIELAND, BLUES & SWING, IT'S ALL COUNTRY TO THE WHEEL
TEXAS BAND PICKS ARTSCENTER OVER INAUGURAL BALL
ASPHALT
SEE ALSO STREETS, DURHAM
EMERGENCY WORKERS TRY TO CONTAIN ORANGE SPILL
TANKER SPILLS 6,000 GAL. ASPHALT
ASPIRIN
SEE ALSO PAIN RELIEVERS
AN ASPIRIN A DAY? PREVENTIVE USE OF DRUG NOT ALWAYS ADVISABLE
ARTHRITIS FOUNDATION WARNS OF DANGER OF STOMACH ULCERS
ASSASSINATIONS
SLAIN OFFICER WAS DURHAM NATIVE'S SPOUSE
EMOTIONS BOIL IN DURHAM WHEN KING KIILLED
ASSAULTS, CHAPEL HILL
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, ASSAULTS
POLICE LOG/MAN CHARGED WITH ASSAULTING OFFICER
CRIME STOPPERS OFFERS $1,200 REWARD
POLICE LOG/EMPLOYEE ATTACKED IN UNC PARKING LOT
POLICE LOG/CARRBORO MAN CHARGED WITH ASSAULT
SNOWBALL FUN LANDS TWO MEN IN JAIL FOR NIGHT
POLICE LOG/MAN FACES CHARGES AFTER FIGHT AT HOME
POLICE LOG/CHAPEL HILL MAN CHARGED WITH ASSAULT
POLICE LOG/CHAPEL HILL fWN CHARGED WITH ASSAULT
POLICE LOG/VICTORY CELEBRANT CHARGED WITH ASSAULT
POLICE LOG/WOMAN CHARGED IN SHOTGUN THREAT
POLICE LOG/MAN ARRESTED AFTER BEATING MAN ON ROAD
POLICE LOG/BUSINESSMAN IS CHARGED WITH ASSAULT
WOMAN IS ASSAULTED NEAR FRATERNITY HOUSE
POLICE LOG/MAN CHARGED WITH ASSAULTING WOMAN
ASSAULT OCCURS DURING ANNUAL BURNOUT BASH
POLICE LOG/MAN CHARGED AFTER INCIDENT IN BAR
POLICE LOG/WOMAN CHARGED WITH ASSAULT
POLICE LOG/DISPUTE LEADS TO ASSAULT CHARGE
POLICE LOG/MAN FACES ASSAULT CHARGES
WOMAN ATTACKED ON ESTES
MAN SAYS HE FEARED FOR PSYCHIATRIST'S LIFE
VICTIM OF 1987 FIGHT CALLS SETTLEMENT 'FAIR'
ATWATER ASSAULT CHARGES DROPPED
POLICE LOG/PUBLISHER CHARGED WITH ASSAULT
GROUP SEEKS SUSPECT IN BOTTLE THROWING
HANGOUT LOT MAY BE CLOSED/EFFORTS INTENSIFY AFTER JULY ASSAULT ON WOMAN
ASSAULT TRIAL BEGINS
REALTOR CONVICTED ON ASSAULT CHARGE
N E
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L Y
L P BYL
CHH 1
3/20/1989 A
3
N S17
H 1
3/23/1989 C
6
N
H 2
5/17/1989 C
4
N
H 2
6/21/1989 A
1
N R63
CHH 1
7/09/1989 A
1
N S17
CHH 1
9/16/1989 A
3
N
CHH 1
9/20/1989 A
3
N C62
H 1
9/26/1989 B
1
N T33
CHH 1
11/22/1989 A
1
N C62
cm i
12/13/1989 A
3
N S17
CHH 1
12/22/1989 A
3
N S17
S 2 5/02/1989 B 1 P F S27
S 2
1/19/1989 D
4 P P
H 2
1/20/1989 D
8 P F W66
H 2
1/24/1989 A
6 PR M60
S 2 12/02/1989 A
1
N E33
CHH 1
12/03/1989 A
1 P N M70
CHH 1
1/29/1989 A
7 P F
H 2
3/31/1989 C
1
N C60
H 2
4/22/1989 A
1 P N
S 2
5/29/1989 A
1 P F H09
CHH 1
1/12/1989 A
3
N
CHH 1
1/26/1989 A
2
N M70
CHH 1
2/08/1989 A
3
N
CHH 1
2/11/1989 A
3
N
CHH 1
2/20/1989 A
2
N R63
CHH 1
3/03/1989 A
7
N
CHH 1
3/03/1989 A
7
N
CHH 1
3/04/1989 A
2
N
CHH 1
3/14/1989 A
2
N
CHH 1
3/18/1989 A
7
N
CHH 1
3/19/1989 A
3
N
CHH 1
3/26/1989 A
5
N
CHH 1
4/02/1989 A
3
N M25
CHH 1
4/04/1989 A
2
N
CHH 1
4/04/1989 A
3
N M70
CHH 1
4/07/1989 A
8
N
CHH 1
4/09/1989 A
8
N
CHH 1
4/18/1989 A
3
N
CHH 1
4/25/1989 A
7
N
CHH 1
6/08/1989 A
3
N
CHH 1
7/12/1989 A
3
N H90
CHH 1
7/13/1989 A
3
N H90
CW 1
7/27/1989 A
1
N M70
CHH 1
8/05/1989 A
3
N
CHH 1
8/25/1989 A
3
N
cm 1
8/28/1989 A
1
N M70
CHH 1
10/10/1989 A
3
N
CHH 1
10/11/1989 A
3
N H90
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1/01/1?89 -
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HAN CHARGED WITH ATTACK USING HAMMER
POLICE LOG/LOCAL POLICE CHARGE HAN WITH ASSAULT
ASSAULTS, DUKE UNIV.
SEE DUKE UNIV., ASSAULTS
ASSAULTS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. .ASSAULTS
SEE ALSO SELF-DEFENSE
SEE ALSO SEXUAL ASSAULTS
BOXER FACES DEADLY ICAPON CHARGE
TEEN FOUND UNCONSCIOUS
POLICE HOLD HAN CHARGED WITH MACHETE SLASHING
HAN GETS SEVEN YEARS FDR THEFT, ASSAULT
STORE EMPLOYEE BEATEN, ROBBED OF NIGHT DEPOSIT
WOMAN, 71, HURT FIGHTING POLICE
ASSAULT ADDED TO BREAK-IN CHARGE
WOMAN HURTS KNEE AS EX-BOYFRIEND BREAKS INTO HOME
STORE MANAGER CUT
BUSINESSMAN IS CONVICTED OF ASSAULTING FIRE INSPECTOR
WOMAN HITS GARAGE ASSAILANT IN DURHAM
THUG GETS KICKS* SHE'S A BROWN BELT
MAN SOUGHT IN DOWNTOWN GARAGE ASSAULT
MASKED MAN JUMPS IN CAR WITH WOMAN, 2-YEAR-OLD CHILD
SHELTER VOLUNTEER BEATEN, ROBBED
MAN STABLE AFTER BEATING AT HIS HOME
GIRLS' FIGHT AT SOUTHERN HIGH HOSPITALIZES ONE
GIRL IN SOUTHERN HIGH FIGHT REPORTED IN 'FAIR' CONDITION
STUDENT CHARGED WITH ASSAULT
2 BROTHERS FACE BEATING CHARGES
HAN BADLY BEATEN IN BIRD SANCTUARY
BROTHERS CHARGED IN HOUSE SHOOTING
3t STARTS BEATING
DURHAM TEEN SHOT IN ABDOMEN AS HE ANSWERS DOOR BELL
14-YEAR-OLD GIRL BEATEN AT BUS STOP
POLICE LOG/2 ARRESTED AFTER POINTING GUN AT WOMAN DRIVING ON 1-85
POLICE LOG/MINUTES AFTER NORTH ROXBORO ROAD BURGLARY, POLICE CHARGE MAN
POLICE LOG/ABOUT «3.000 DISCOVERED MISSING AFTER WOMEN DISTRACT. ..CLERKS H
POLICE LOG/PEDESTRIAN HOSPITALIZED BY HIT-*ND-RUN VEHICLE
POLICE CHARGE 3 YOUTHS IN PIZZA PARLOR ROBBERY
PIZZA HUT ROBBERS BEAT MANAGER; EX-EMPLOYEE AMONG 3 CHARGED
POLICE LOG/BURGLAR BATTERS SLEEPING WOMAN WITH BRICK
POLICE LOG/FIVE MEN ARE PEPPERED WITH SHOT WHILE SITTING ON A WALL
POLICE LOG/STUDENTS OF SCIENCE, MATH SCHOOL ASSAULTED
POLICE LOG/WOMAN ASSAULTED IN MCDONALD HOUSE
MCDONALD HOUSE PLANS NO CHANGES
POLICE LOG/2 ARMED ROBBERIES MAY BE RELATED
POLICE LOG/BURGLAR RAPES ELDERLY WOMAN AT KNIFEPOINT
CARS BROKEN INTO: TEEN IS ASSAULTED
POLICE LOG/MAN BEATEN, ROBBED, MISSING
POLICE LOG/TWO CHARGED WITH ARMED ROBBERY OF STORE CLERK
POLICE LOG/POLICE HIT WITH ROCKS, BOTTLES BEFORE DISTURBANCE QUELLED
POLICE CHARGE WOMAN WITH ROBBERY
POLICE LOG/GUNMAN ROBS WOMEN IN DARRYL'S PARKING LOT
LAWYER CHARGED WITH ASSAULT BY SHOVING MAN
POLICE LOG/NORTHGATE GUARD'S NOSE BROKEN; TEEN CHARGED
POLICE LOG/SHOTS LEAVE MAN WITH MULTIPLE WOUNDS
POLICE LOG/SHOOTING EX-OFFICER'S CAR CHARGED
5 MEN ATTACK GIRL
BEATEN BY 6 MEN
MAN HELD ON 12 ASSAULT CHARGES
ASSAULT CHARGES FILED
2ND HAN ARRESTED FOR ASSAULT
ASSAULT BY AUTO
POLICE LOG/SUSPECT IN STABBING ARRESTED
DEPUTY ATTACKED TWICE
POLICE LOG/BLEACH THROWN IN MAN'S FACE IN PARKING LOT
POLICE LOG/GRINDERSWITCH BREAK-IN TRY CHARGES LODGED
POLICE LOG/SECURITY GUARD STICK BEATEN BY TWO MEN
POLICE LOG/POLICE BEER "STING" SNARES 27 STORE CLERKS
N
P
CHH
CHH
S
E
-DATE — C -PG
1 10/23/1989 A
1 11/14/1989 A
I T
L Y
L P BYL
N W57
N
H
2
1/02/1989 B
5
N
S
2
1/11/1989 C
1
N B53
S
2
2/06/1989 C
1
N
H
2
2/07/1989 C
3
N S82
H
2
2/15/1989 C
2
N
S
2
2/17/1989 A
1
N B53
H
2
2/19/1989 B
6
N
H
2
2/26/1989 B
3
N
H
1
3/16/1989 C
2
N
S
2
3/29/1989 C
1
NB53
S
2
4/19/1989 A
1
N
H
2
4/20/1989 C
1
N
S
2
4/21/1989 A
1 PI
H
2
4/30/1989 B
1
N
H
2
5/02/1989 C
10
N
H
2
5/04/1989 C
3
N
H
2
5/05/1989 C
1
N C47
H
2
5/06/1989 A
11
N
H
2
5/16/1989 C
1
N
H
2
5/25/1989 C
2
N
H
2
5/30/1989 C
1
N
H
2
6/08/1989 C
4
N
H
2
6/18/1989 B
1
N
H
2
7/06/1989 C
3
N
H
2
7/16/1989 B
5
N
H
2
7/22/1989 C
2
N
H
2
8/07/1989 A
11
N M51
H
2
8/09/1989 B
5
N M51
H
2
8/14/1989 B
5
N M51
S
2
8/18/1989 C
1
N B53
H
2
8/19/1989 C
1
N
H
2
8/21/1989 A
13
N M51
H
2
8/27/1989 C
7
N M51
H
2
8/28/1989 A
11
N M51
H
2
8/29/1989 C
6
N M51
H
2
8/30/1989 C
1
N S22
H
2
8/30/1989 C
3
N M51
H
2
9/03/1989 C
12
N M51
S
2
9/04/1989 C
1
N
H
2
9/09/1989 C
2
N R63
H
2
9/20/1989 C
2
N M51
H
2
9/24/1989 B
9
N M51
S
2
9/26/1989 A
1
N B53
H
2 10/01/1989 B
8
N M51
H
2 10/05/1989 C
1
N S82
H
2 10/09/1989 B
6
N M51
H
2 10/15/1989 A
13
N M51
H
2 10/18/1989 C
1
N M51
H
2 10/22/1989 B
4
N M51
H
2 10/23/1989 B
1
N M51
S
2 10/23/1989 C
1 P N
H
2 10/25/1989 C
1
N M51
H
2 10/26/1989 C
1
N M51
H
2 10/30/1989 B
7
N M51
H
2 11/06/1989 B
1
N M51
H
2
11/06/1989 B
1
N M51
H
2 11/07/1989 B
1
N M51
H
2 11/08/1989 C
1
N M51
H
2 11/10/1989 C
1
N C47
H
2 11/11/1989 C
1
N M51
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1/01/1989
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12/31/1989
BY SUBJECTS
POLICE INVESTIGATING 3 REPORTED ASSAULTS
POLICE LOG /NAN FACES DRUG CHARGES
POLICE LOG/MAN CHARGED WITH POSSESSING $20,000 IN DRUGS
POLICE L0G/$4,000 IN CHECKS, CASH STOLEN WHILE CLERK DISTRACTED
POLICE LOG/MICROWAVE STOLEN DURING MEAL
WOHAN ARRESTED FOR STABBING HAN
POLICE L06/FEMALE, 17, REPORTS ASSAULT, FORCED DRIVE TO CREEBHOOR
POLICE LOG/WOMAN CITED IN ROBBERY OF NEIGHBOR, 80
POLICE LOG/SPITTING ON OFFICER CALLED DEADLY WEAPON
POLICE LOG/TWO BURGLARY CALLS RESULT IN CAPTURE
CRIMESTOPPERS SEEKS MAN IN ASSAULT CASES
POLICE LOG/HOMEOWNER FIRES SHOT AT INTRUDER
POLICE LOG/WOMAN INJURED IN STRUGGLE WITH ASSAILANTS
MAN GETS 15 YEARS FORASSAULT ON BLIND WOMAN
POLICE LOG/MAN ARRESTED AFTER CHASE BY THREE CARS
EMERGENCY WORKERS NEED ASSAULT PROTECTION
POLICE LOG/65- YEAR-OLD DURHAM MAN ROBBED, SHOT
POLICE LOG/ARRESTS FOLLOW FIGHT AT GAME
MAN IS CHARGED AFTER CAR CHASE
POLICE LOG/MAN FAKING LEG INJURY STEALS PURSE
ASSAULTS, N.C.
SEE ALSO HOSPITALS, N.C, ASSAULTS
SEE ALSO PRISONS, N.C, ASSAULTS
SEE ALSO SEXUAL ASSAULTS
HANDS SHOULD BE 'WEAPON' IF SERIOUS INJURY RESULTS
ASSAULTS, ORANGE COUNTY
LOCAL POLICE INVESTIGATE ASSAULT
ASSOCIATED CHARITIES
SEE DURHAM COUNTY DEPT. OF SOCIAL SERVICES
ASSOCIATED PRESS
KNIGHT: NO QUESTION OF FAVORITISM
knight: no question OF FAVORITISM
PUBLIC HAS INTEREST IN ATHLETIC CONTRACTS
ASSOCIATED PRESS, COLLEGE BASKETBALL PLAYER OF THE YEAR
FERRY, KRZYZEWSKI AMONG FINAL 10
ASSOCIATED PRESS, COLLEGE BASKETBALL POLL
SYRACUSE IN SECOND SPOT BEHIND DUKE
MICHIGAN FALLS, DUKE HOLDS TOP SLOT
DEVILS' UNIQUE AMONG TOP 10
DUKE STILL NO. 1; UNC 13TH
ILLINI TAKE OVER TOP SPOT; UNC, DUKE 7TH, 8TH
KRZYZEWSKI NOT UPSET BY DEVILS' DROP IN AP POLL
SOONERS INHERIT POLL'S TOP SLOT
WILDCATS REMAIN ON TOP i UNC RANKED 5TH, DUKE 9TH
TAR HEELS CHILL OUT, FACE IOWA
ASSOCIATED PRESS, COLLEGE FOOTBALL POLL
DUKE ENDS 18-YEAR POLL ABSENCE
DEVILS MOVE UP IN POLL
ASSOCIATED PRESS, CORRECTIONS
SEE ALSO ERRORS
CLEARING THE RECORD
CLEARING THE RECORD
CLEARING THE RECORD
CLEARING THE RECORD
ASSOCIATED PRESS ALL-AMERICA TEAM (BASKETBALL AND FOOTBALL)
FERRY TABBED AP ALL-iVCTICA
N
P
S
H
H
H
H
S
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
S
H
H
S
H
S
E E
D — DATE — C -PG
11/13/1989 C
11/16/1989 C
11/18/1989 C
11/20/1989 B
11/24/1989 C
11/24/1989 C
11/28/1989 B
11/29/1989 C
12/03/1989 B
12/04/1989 C
12/04/1989 C
12/05/1989 C
12/07/1989 B
12/08/1989 B
12/08/1989 C
12/15/1989 A
12/18/1989 C
12/23/1989 B
12/26/1989 A
12/28/1989 B
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I T
L Y
L P BYL
N B53
N M51
N
N M51
N C47
N B53
N M51
N M51
N M51
N M51
P N
N S22
N M51
N
N
N B53
N M51
N
N
N M51
S 2 5/29/1989 A 5 J Oil
CHH 1 10/13/1989 A 3 N
H 2 4/01/1989 D
H 2 4/01/1989 D
S 2 8/02/1989 A
1 P N M14
1 P N C52
4 E
H 2 2/28/1989 D 3 N
S
H
H
S
H
S
H
H
H
2 1/02/1989 D
2 1/03/1989 D
2 1/10/1989 D
2 1/16/1989 D
2 1/24/1989 B
2 1/24/1989 D
2 1/31/1989 B
2 3/14/1989 B
2 12/09/1989 D
6 N
2 C N
3 C N
11 N
2 C N
1 C N F25
2 C N
2 N
1 N C49
H
H
2 11/14/1989 B
2 11/21/1989 B
2 N
4 C N
H
H
H
H
2 5/03/1989 A
2 11/16/1989 A
2 11/18/1989 A
2 12/13/1989 A
2 N
2 N
2 N
2 N
H 2 3/14/1989 B 1 P N
ASSOCIATED PRESS ALL-STATE HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL TEAM
SEE ALSO PREP TEAMS, BASKETBALL (BOYS) (SEE ALSO HEADINGS UNDER INDIVIDUAL SCHOOLS)
WOLFPACK RECRUITS HEAD ALL-STATE TEAMS H 2 4/09/1989 C
ASSOCIATED PRESS ALL-STATE HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL TEAM
9 P N S73
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L P BYL
SEE ALSO PREP TEAMS, FOOTBALL <SEE ALSO HEADINGS UNDER INDIVIDUAL SCHOOLS)
NORTHERN PAIR VOTED ALL-STATE H 2 12/15/1989 B 1 N
ASSOCIATED SCAFFOLDING & EQUIPMENT CO., INC.
MOVING ON UP
ASSOCIATION OF GOVERNING BOARDS, UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES
UNC'S CARSON WINS NATIONAL SERVICE AWARD
ASTWA
SEE ALSO DISEASES (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC DISEASES)
TRIATHLON COMPETITOR TO WORK WITH KIDS WHO HAVE ASTHMA
TRIATHLON ATHLETE WITH ASTHMA SHARES HER TRAINING SECRETS
WORKSHOP SET FOR TEACHERS OF CHRONICALLY ILL
CHILDREN THAT HAVE ASTHMA MAY DISCOVER THAT SWIMMING IS A POSITIVE. .
ASTROLOGY
SEE ALSO ASTRONOMY
SEE ALSO HOROSCOPE
WHAT'S IN THE STARS FOR 1989?
ASTROLOGERS PREVIEW COMING DECADE
H 2 12/24/1989 F 1 P P T37
CHH 1 3/20/1989 A 1 P N L90
6/06/1989 C
6/16/1989 C
10/06/1989 C
CHH 1 12/16/1989 A
CHH 1 1/11/1989 A
S 2 12/29/1989 A
1 P N T33
1 N T33
2 N
5 U
8 U
8 D N 659
ASTRONAUTS
SEE ALSO APOLLO SPACE MISSIONS
SEE ALSO MERCURY 7 FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP
SEE ALSO MOON LANDING
SEE ALSO ROCKETS
SEE ALSO SPACE TRAVEL
FILM SERIES RECALLS EARLY DAYS IN SPACE H 2
MERCURY REUNION; PIONEER ASTRONAUTS REMEMBER... (CORRECTED 6-18-89) CHH 1
APOLLO 11 'TOUGH ACT TO FOLLOW' CHH 1
CORRECTION CHH 1
MERCURY ASTRONAUTS PUT CHAPEL HILL KIDS, PARENTS IN ORBIT CHH 1
ASTRONAUTS WANT EARTH TO FLOURISH CHH 1
MOREHEAD PLANETARIUM MARKS APOLLO 11 ANNIVERSARY WITH SPECIAL FEATURE SO CHH 1
ASTRONOMY
SEE ALSO ASTROLOGY
SEE ALSO BLACK HOLES
SEE ALSO COMETS (ASTRONOMY)
SEE ALSO PLANETS
SEE ALSO SPACE RESEARCH
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL MOREHEAD PLANETARIUM
THE HOAX IN THE STARS
WINTER SPIRAL UNITES EIGHT BRIGHT STARS
SKYUATCHERS' GEM: MARS PASSING JUPITER
AT RANDOM (SUN SPORTS COLUMN)
AT RANDOM
AT RANDOM
AT RANDOM
AT RANDOM
AT RANDOM
AT RANDOM
AT RANDOM
AT RANDOM
AT RANDOM
AT RANDOM
AT RANDOM
AT RANDOM
AT RANDOM
AT RANDOM
AT RANDOM
AT RANDOM
AT RANDOM
AT RANDOM
AT RANDOM
AT RANDOM
AT RANDOM
AT RANDOM
5/16/1989 B
6/17/1989 A
6/17/1989
6/18/1989
6/18/1989
6/18/1989
6/21/1989
11
1
1
2
3
4
2
N
N L90
N L90
N
N L90
E
N
H
2
1/04/1989 A
4
L
H
2
1/08/1989 D
10 C F
H
2
3/07/1989 B
9 C N C60
S
2
1/10/1989 D
1
U D18
S
2
1/13/1989 D
1
U D18
S
2
1/20/1989 D
1
U D18
S
2
1/26/1989 B
1
U D18
S
2
2/01/1989 D
1
U D18
S
2
2/08/1989 D
1
U D18
S
2
2/14/1989 B
2
U D18
S
2
3/08/1989 D
1
U D18
S
2
4/25/1989 C
2
U D18
S
2
5/03/1989 D
1
U D18
S
2
5/16/1989 B
1
U D18
S
2
5/18/1989 B
1
U D18
S
2
5/26/1989 B
1
U D18
S
2
6/02/1989 D
1
U D18
S
2
6/08/1989 B
1
U D18
s
2
6/22/1989 B
1
U D18
s
2
7/11/1989 D
1
U D18
s
2
7/14/1989 D
1
U D18
s
2
8/03/1989 B
1
U D18
s
2
8/10/1989 B
1
U D18
s
2
8/30/1989 D
1
U D18
s
2
9/06/1989 D
1
U D18
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AT RANDOM
AT RANDOM
AT RANDOM
AT RANDOM
AT RANDOM
AT RANDOM
AT RANDOM
AT RANDOM
AT RANDOM
AT RANDOM
AT-RISK CHILDREN
SEE ALSO CHILD ABUSE, N.C.
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, HANDICAPPED
SEE ALSO POVERTY
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C, DROPOUTS
LEADERS: U.S. FACIN6 CRISIS IN EDUCATION
STUDY LEADER SAYS SCHOOLS MUST CHANGE
AGRICULTURAL GOAL TO HELP CHILDREN
EXTENSION'S NEW GOALS WORTHY EXPERIMENT
INNOVATIVE SCHOOL TO HELP "AT-RISK" PUPILS
ATHEISM
SEE ALSO RELIGION (SEE ALSO NAMES OF CHURCHES)
THE SHIPWRECKING OF ATHEISM
ATHENA (GREEK GODDESS)
ATHENA TO CONTINUE CHAPEL HILL REIGN
ATHLETES
GOOD NEWS FOR YOU-KNOWERS
ATHLETES, ACADEMIC STANDARDS
SEE ALSO PROPOSITION 48 AND 42
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C, SPORTS AND ATHLETIC PROGRAMS
PROPOSITION 42 PUTS FOCUS ON ACADEMICS
THOMPSON'S UALK UNWARRANTED
A 'GROSSO' INJUSTICE
UNC CHANGE! VOTE ON PROPOSITION 42
ELLIS PUTS ATHLETICS IN PROPER PERSPECTIVE
'PACK'S ACADEMICS SHAKY
POOR 'PACK ACADEMICS DISTURBING TO OFFICIALS
NCSU FOUNDATION'S NEWSPAPER ADS NEWS TO PRESIDENT
ATHLETE'S PRIORITIES STRAIGHT
BIG MONEY OVERRIDING ACADEMIC FOCUS
MCFARLAND CUT QUITE A PATH THROUGH DUKE
SUSPENSION BEST PLAY FOR MARTIN AND UNC
N.C. STATE ALLEGATIONS MUST BE KEPT SEPARATE
FANf ARE/KARDIAC KIDS DIDN'T STUDY
HENDERSON RETURN BASED ON TRANSFER FAILURE
VALVANO WILL STEP DOWN AS 'PACK AD
VALVANO WILL STEP DOWN AS DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS
OVERHAUL URGED FOR ATHLETICS IN UNC SYSTEM
BRINGING BACK INTEGRITY; SPANGLER REPORT REAFFIRMS STUDENT-ATHLETE...
SPANGLER HYPOCRITICAL IN UNC REPORT
ACC PLAYERS BALANCE BOOKS WITH FOOTBALL
UNC SPORTS' ACADEMICS MERIT PRIDE, HARDIN SAYS
TREAT ATHLETES LIKE STUDENTS
NCSU TRUSTEES ADOPT 12 OF SPANGLER'S 14 RECOMMENDATIONS
MONTEITH HAS RIGHT FOCUS ON ATHLETICS
TEXAS ATHLETES FOCUS ON ACADEMIC WORK
FRIDAY CO-CHAIRMAN OF PANEL STUDYING COLLEGE ATHLETICS
STRONG ACADEMIC RULES ARE GOOD FOR ATHLETES
ASHE SERVES MINORITIES HIS SUPPORT
UNC FACULTY REPORT BLASTS SPORTS
UNC SCORES WITH ATHLETICS REPORT
ATHLETIC REFORMS CAN SAVE STUDENT'S FUTURE
FACULTY GROUP SHOO BE MORE REALISTIC
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N
E E
L Y
P
D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
S
2 9/13/1989 D
L U D18
S
2 9/22/1989 D
I U D18
S
2 9/27/1989 D
L U D18
S
2 10/05/1989 B
L U D18
s
2 10/11/1989 D
I U MS
S
2 10/26/1989 B
1 U D18
s
2 11/01/1989 D
U D18
s
2 11/08/1989 D
1 U D18
S
2 11/17/1989 B
I U D18
s
1 11/22/1989 D
U D18
s
2 12/15/1989 B 1
L U D18
S
2 12/20/1989 D 1
1 U D18
CHH 1 4/16/1989 A
3 N C62
CHH 1 4/16/1989 A
3 N C62
S 2 4/17/1989 A
1 N H65
S 2 4/18/1989 A
4 E
S 2 11/10/1989 A
1 P N E33
H 2 12/05/1989 A 4 E
CHH 1 1/11/1989 A 3 N M70
H 2 6/25/1989 D 4 E
S 2
H 2
S 2
CHH 1
S 2
S
s
H
S
H
H
S
S
H
H
S
H
H
H
H
H
CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
H 2
1/18/1989 A
1/21/1989 A
1/21/1989 B
1/26/1989 A
1/31/1989 A
2/08/1989 D
2/09/1989 B
2/20/1989 A
4/24/1989 A
5/14/1989 C
7/14/1989 B
7/15/1989 A
8/04/1989
8/06/1989
8/23/1989
8/25/1989
8/26/1989
8/26/1989
8/29/1989
8/30/1989
9/01/1989 B
9/03/1989 A
9/05/1989 A
9/24/1989 B
9/26/1989 A
9/27/1989
9/28/1989
9/30/1989
10/25/1989
12/07/1989
12/08/1989
12/12/1989
12/14/1989
E
E
U F25
N S17
E
N
N
N
E
U M14
U M88
E
E
N
N C52
N P52
N
N S69
E
U M88
N K30
N S17
J Oil
N
E
E
N
E
N E33
N S17
E
E
U L22
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ATHJITICS SQUABBLE AVERTEDi TV CREWS PACK UP, LEAVE
HOW TO CALL THE NEWSHOUNDS
FIRST THINGS FIRST
ATHLETES, DRUG ABUSE
SEE DRUG ABUSE, ATHLETES
ATHLETES, HANDICAPPED
SEE ALSO HANDICAPPED
TRIATHLON ATHLETE UITH ASTHMA SHARES HER TRAINING SECRETS
ATHLETE'S FOOT
GLAXO MARKETS NEW ANTI-FUNGAL MEDICINE
ATHLETIC CONTRACTS
SEE ALSO CONTRACTS
PUBLIC HAS INTEREST IN ATHLETIC CONTRACTS
VALVAND'S CONTRACT CONTAINS REPAYMENT CLAUSE
ATHLETICS CONGRESS
N.C. TRACK AND FIELDERS HEAD FOR WEST GERMANY
ATLANTA, GEORGIA
COURAGE SHOWN IN ATLANTA
SQUALLOR AMONG THE HEALTH
ATLANTA BRAVES
SEE ALSO BASEBALL
nixon: young braves MAKING progress
NIXON* BRAVES BETTER
ALVAREZ. NL'S OLDEST ROOKIE, MADE MOST OF SHOT UITH BRAVES
BRAVES KEEP EX-BULL BLAUSER
BRAVES' TOP DRAFT PICK HEADED FOR DURHAM?
BRAVES LOAD BULLS UP WITH TALENT, EXPERIENCE
GANT SETS SIGHTS HIGH AS BRAVES' THIRD BASEMAN
BRAVES GET RELIEF, BULLS A PITCHER
BRAVES' BLAUSER BLOSSOMS JUST IN TIME TO GRAB STARTING 2ND BASE POSITION H
GERALD PERRY HAPPY WITH BRAVES' CHANGES
BRAVES' NIXON IS OPTIMISTIC ABOUT 1989
NIEKRO BACK AT HOME WITH BRAVES
FROM THE MOUND TO THE OUTFIELD, TOMBERLIN IMPRESSES BRAVES BRASS
UNLESS ORIOLES PASS ON TOP PITCHER, BRAVES LIKELY TO DRAFT POWER HITTER
KDMMINSK FINDS DURHAM FORM IN CLEVELAND
ATLANTA FALCONS
FALCONS EXPECTED TO JOIN TEAMS CHASING SPURRIER
SPURRIER REPORTEDLY NEAR TOP OF FALCONS' 'LOW-KEY' SEARCH
SPURRIER TO MEET WITH OFFICIALS FROM FALCONS, GATORS
SPURRIER, FALCONS MAY HOLD MEETING THIS WEEKEND
BAD WEATHER PUTS FALCONS' MEETING WITH SPURRIER ON ICE
FANNING FLAMES: SPURRIER MEETS WITH FALCONS, RILES CAVS
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE
DUKE'S HICKIE TAKES ACC POST
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, ATHLETE OF THE YEAR
SEE ANTHONY J. MCKEVLIN AWARD
CHH 1 12/16/1989 A
CHH 1 12/18/1989 A
H 2 12/23/1989 A
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, BASEBALL
DESPITE COLD, IT'S TIME FOR ACC BASEBALL
TAR HEELS CLINCH ACC BASEBALL CROWN
HOMERS LIFT HEELS, WOLFPACK
THREADGILL LIFTS TIGERS OVER TAR HEELS IN ACC CHAMPIONSHIP
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, BASKETBALL (MEN)
SEE ALSO ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, OPERATION BASKETBALL
BASKETBALL TAKES SPOTLIGHT
ACC MARATHON PROVIDES A FULL DAY'S VIEWING
LAETTNER: UVA'S LOSS, DUKE'S WIN
UNC OPENS ACC PLAY, DUKE FACES INDIANS
2 2/12/1989 C
2 4/27/1989 D
2 5/14/1989 C
2 5/17/1989 D
S 2 1/05/1989 A
H 2 1/07/1989 D
S 2 1/09/1989 D
H 2 1/11/1989 D
1 N S17
4 E
4 E
H
1 6/16/1989 C
1 N T33
S
2 4/29/1989 A
2 N
S
H
2 8/02/1989 A
2 8/05/1989 B
4 E
2 P N
S
2 8/08/1989 B
4 N A76
S
H
2 7/29/1989 A
2 10/28/1989 A
4 E
4 E
H
S
H
S
S
s
s
H
H
S
S
H
H
H
H
2 1/31/1989 B
2 1/31/1989 B
2 2/05/1989 C
2 3/28/1989 D
2 3/28/1989 D
2 3/29/1989 D
2 3/29/1989 D
2 3/30/1989 D
2 3/31/1989 B
2 3/31/1989 D
2 4/04/1989 D
2 4/14/1989 B
2 5/14/1989 C
2 5/28/1989 C
2 7/25/1989 B
2 P N C52
2 P N P52
9 P N C52
1 P N P52
2 N P52
1 P U P52
3 P N P52
1 U P75
1 P U P75
1 N P52
3 P U P52
1 P N C52
3 P N C52
2 N C52
2 P U M88
H
H
H
H
H
H
2 11/29/1989 D
2 11/30/1989 B
2 12/05/1989 D
2 12/06/1989 D
2 12/10/1989 C
2 12/19/1989 D
1 P N C49
1 N C49
1 N M88
1 P N C49
1 P N L22
1 P N M88
H
2 5/19/1989 B
1 P N M14
6 P N C52
1 N
1 N
1 N
4 E
1 N C49
2P U F25
1 N
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IMC OPENS ACC ACTION VS. TERPS
COLLEGE BASKETBALL
DUKE PULLS OUT WIN OVER TERPS
HEELS RUN INTO DISASTER VS. CAVS
DUKE-UNC A TOSSUP?
CHECK SPORTS SCHEDULE FIRST
UNC EXPLOSION ENDS SUSPENSE
DEACONS DERAIL DISJOINTED DEVILS
'GOING WILD' IS TIJC-+ON0RED TRADITION
TAR HEELS SHOOTING FOR BIG FOUR SWEEP
ACC NOTES
TROUBLED DUKE, STATE GET TOGETHER IN RALEIGH
HEELS GO INSIDE TO WHIP DEACS
PACK PULLS AWAY FROM BLUE DEVILS; WITHOUT FERRY, DUKE LOSES THIRD
UOLFPACK 'HANDLES' FERRY-LESS BLUE DEVILS
TAR HEELS EYE FIRST VS. TECH
TAR HEELS GRAB BLUE-COLLAR WIN AGAINST JACKETS
BLUE DEVILS SLAP HELPLESS TIGERS
HEELS OVERWHELM TECH'S HAMMONDS
TIGERS SCRATCH NO. 3 TAR HEELS
FIRED-UP TIGERS BURN HEELS
JACKETS HAND DEVILS 4TH LOSS
PACK ESCAPES ACC PRESSURE, FACES DEPAUL
DEPAUL DEALS FRIGID WOLFPACK ANOTHER LOSS
DEVILS LEAVE IRISH GASPING
DEPAUL AMBUSHES VISITING WOLFPACK
HOME'S NEVER BEEN SWEETER FOR CHALKING UP ACC VICTORIES
UNC VS. N.C. STATE: WINNER COULD HAVE INSIDE TRACK IN ACC
TENACIOUS DUKE DEFENSE SHUTS DOWN CAVS
WOLFPACK KICKS HEELS, 98-88
WEEKS DECKS HEELS
DEVILS, TERPS RIDING STREAKS
DUKE CRANKS UP DEFENSE TO ROUT LAST-fLACE TERPS
HEELS REBOUND AGAINST CAVS
TAR HEELS END VICTORY DROUGHT
DEVILS HAVE POINT TO PROVE VS. HARVARD
TAR HEELS 'OUTFOX' MONARCHS, 87-77
KOUBEK RISES TO OCCASION FOR DUKE
UNC'S LEBO ON SIDELINES FOR WAKE CONTEST
WOLFPACK TURNS UP THE HEAT ON TIGERS
PACK FACES THIN JACKETS
TAR HEELS LOOKING FOR WIN TO KEEP PACE WITH N.C. STATE
PACK STRUGGLES BEFORE SHAKING OFF BULLDOGS
NO. 5 TAR HEELS POWER TO WIN OVER WOLF PACK
BLUE DEVILS BURY WOLFPACK, 84-65; FERRY SCORES 26 IN HOME FINALE
GRAND FINALE IS TRULY GRAND
ANTI-DRUG WIN BIGGER THAN NATIONAL TITLE
VIRGINIA'S STITH STICKS IT TO STATE
A FIVE-WAY ACC TIE?
DEVILS, TIGERS IN SHOWDOWN
5 VIE FOR TOP AS SEASON CONCLUDES
ACC BASKETBALL
TOURNEY TIME
NCCU, 6 ACC TEAMS ARE GOING FOR TITLES
JUST WAIT UNTIL NEXT YEAR
COACHES HIT THE RECRUITING TRAIL
FOUR ACC SCHOOLS STRIKING EARLY IN SPRING SIGNING PERIOD
ACC TEAMS BEGIN TO GET THEIR MEN
RECRUITING '89; ACC RETURNS TO PREP PROSPECTS
ACC-BIG EAST MATCHUPS SET
HOYAS VS. HEELS HEADS ACC-BIG EAST SERIES
ACC-BIG EAST
ACC STARS FALL
NEW ARENA FOR CAVS? IT'S COMING, BUT NOT ANYTIME SOON
FRIENDLY WAR WOULD SPICE ACC'S DIET
DIFFERENT SEASON, DIFFERENT CHALLENGES IN ACC
WHEN, WHERE TO CATCH AREA BASKETBALL TEAMS
HEELS STILL TEAM OF CHOICE TO TAKE CONFERENCE TITLE
HOOPS 1989/90! A GUIDE TO COLLEGE AND AREA PREP PROGRAMS
HERE'S TEMPTING TEST OF ACC KNOWLEDGE
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E
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L Y
P
D
— DATE — C -PG L P BYL
S
2
1/11/1989 D
1 C N F25
s
2
1/13/1989 D
1 U F25
H
2
1/15/1989 C
1 P N C52
S
2
1/16/1989 D
2 P N F25
S
2
1/18/1989 D
1 U F25
S
2
1/19/1989 A
4 E
S
2
1/19/1989 B
1 P N F25
S
2
1/23/1989 D
2 P U D18
S
2
1/24/1989 D
4 P N A76
H
2
1/25/1989 D
1 C N M14
S
2
1/25/1989 D
1 U F25
H
2
1/26/1989 D
1 CNC52
S
2
1/26/1989 B
1 P N F25
H
2
1/27/1989 B
1 P N C52
S
2
1/27/1989 D
1 P N P52
H
2
1/28/1989 D
1 N
H
2
1/29/1989 C
1 P N M14
H
2
1/30/1989 B
2 P N C52
S
2
1/30/1989 D
2 P U D18
H
2
2/02/1989 D
1 C N C49
S
2
2/02/1989 B
1 P N F25
S
2
2/03/1989 D
1 P N D18
H
2
2/04/1989 D
1 C N
H
2
2/05/1989 C
1 C N M14
H
2
2/06/1989 D
1 P N M14
S
2
2/06/1989 D
2 P N
H
2
2/08/1989 D
1 U C52
H
2
2/09/1989 B
1 C N C52
S
2
2/09/1989 B
1 P N F25
H
2
2/10/1989 B
1 P N C49
S
2
2/10/1989 B
1 U D18
H
2
2/11/1989 D
1 N
H
2
2/12/1989 C
1 P N C49
H
2
2/13/1989 B
2 P N C52
S
2
2/13/1989 D
3 P U F25
S
2
2/14/1989 B
2 P N F25
H
2
2/15/1989 D
1 P N P75
S
2
2/15/1989 D
1 P N F25
H
2
2/16/1989 D
1 C N
S
2
2/16/1989 B
1 P U D18
H
2
2/18/1989 D
1 N
H
2
2/19/1989 C
1 N M14
H
2
2/21/1989 B
2 N M98
H
2
2/22/1989 D
1 P N C49
H
2
2/24/1989 B
1 P N C52
S
2
2/24/1989 D
1 U D18
S
2
2/25/1989 A
4 E
S
2
2/27/1989 D
2 P U F25
S
2
2/28/1989 D
1 U F25
S
2
3/01/1989 B
1 N F25
H
2
3/04/1989 D
1 N M14
S
2
3/04/1989 B
1 P N
S
2
3/07/1989 D
1 U F25
S
2
3/15/1989 A
4 E
S
2
4/05/1989 D
1 U F25
H
2
4/09/1989 C
8 N M14
H
2
4/12/1989 D
1 N M14
H
2
4/13/1989 D
1 N M14
S
2
5/17/1989 D
1 P U F25
S
2
6/06/1989 D
1 N
H
2
6/07/1989 D
1 N
S
2
6/07/1989 D
1 U F25
s
2
7/27/1989 B
1 U F25
H
2
8/06/1989 C
2 N M88
H
2
9/22/1989 B
1 U M88
H
2 10/15/1989 C
1 P N
H
2 10/15/1989 C
3 P N
H
2 11/06/1989 B
2 C N
H
2 11/15/1989 D
1 P N
H
2
1/15/1989 D
13 N
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ACC TRIVIA QUIZ ANSWERS
1989-90 ACC BASKETBALL SCHEME
WHETHER HOME OR AWAY, ELLIS' TIGERS HAVING TOUGH TIME WITH BUILDINGS
IT'S HERE...
ACC-BIG EAST SHOWDOWN LIKELY TO END IN TIE
DECEMBER INDEX: DEUCE'S WILD AT KENAN STADIUM
HURLEY ONE OF FEW FRESH(MAN) FACES IN DEVILS' LINEUP
HIGH TECH/SCOTT'S 42 NO. 2 ON JACKETS LIST
TECH'S SCOn, ANDERSON TAKE AIM ON RECORDS
COACHES LEARN ROPES THROUGH ACC BASKETBALL
HEELS CLOSE IN ON WILDCATS; DUKE CHASES RAINBOW TITLE
BLUE DEVILS TRYING TO MATCH OFFENSE TO SKILLS
D — DATE-
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C-PG L P
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, BASKETBALL (WOMEN)
cir ^_go UOHEN SPORTS
SEE ALSO WOMEN'S BASKETBALL (GENERAL; SEE ALSO HEADINGS UNDER EACH SCHOOL)
BULLETT PIERCES UNC; PACK PUMMELS DUKE H
PACK, TERPS IN WOMEN'S FINAL H
PACK'S STINSON DRAWS RAVE REVIEWS ON COURT H
BYL
11/15/1989 D
11/15/1989 D
11/23/1989 B
11/24/1989 B
11/30/1989 C
12/02/1989 D
12/03/1989 C
12/07/1989 C
12/21/1989 B
12/24/1989 C
12/27/1989 D
12/28/1989 C
2 3/05/1989 C
2 3/06/1989 D
2 12/10/1989 C
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, BASKETBALL TOURNEY (MEN)
HEELS DRAW TOUGH BRACKET IN TOURNEY S 2 3/06/1989 D
THIS WEEKENDS MARCH MANIA H 2 3/08/1989 A
THE SNACKFOOD OF CHAMPIONS; TRY NIBBLING ON THESE BETWEEN THE SLAM DUNKS H 2 3/08/1989 B
ACC TOURNAMENT: IT'S USUALLY TOUGH TO EXPLAIN TO OUTSIDERS CHH 1 3/08/1989 A
AT RANDOM S 2 3/08/1989 D
UNC'S 24-75 A DISAPPOINTING SUCCESS STORY H 2 3/09/1989 D
SURVEY FINDS UNC FAVORITE TV TEAM H 2 3/09/1989 D
ACC TOURNEY MARKS BEGINNING OF SPRING S 2 3/09/1989 A
TOURNEY TALK S 2 3/09/1989 B
OMNI 'JINX' PLAGUES HEELS S 2 3/09/1989 B
ACC MADNESS: 8 TEAMS ALL SEEKING ONE GOAL H 2 3/10/1989 B
CREMINS PILOTS JACKETS THROUGH TOPSY-TURVY SEASON H 2 3/10/1989 B
DEACONS' BOYD FEELS LIKE WINNER IN ATLANTA/ACC NOTEBOOK H 2 3/10/1989 B
ON TOP OF A TERP S 2 3/10/1989 A
TIGERS' ELLIS DUE S 2 3/10/1989 D
ACC TOURNAMENT NOTEBOOK S 2 3/10/1989 D
ACC TOURNAMENT NOTEBOOK S 2 3/10/1989 D
AREA WORKERS MAKE CAREER OF WATCHING ACC TOURNEY/MARYLAND WINS 71-49 H 2 3/11/1989 A
BUS STOP BASKETBALL H 2 3/11/1989 C
INCREDIBLE: TERPS SEND STATE PACKING H 2 3/11/1989 D
AFTER THE VICTORY, WADE EXITS ON STRETCHER H 2 3/11/1989 D
REVENGE? HEELS RIP JACKETS H 2 3/11/1989 D
DEVILS BOUNCE DEACS, 88-64 H 2 3/11/1989 D
CAVS BURY CLEMSON, CLAIM LAST BERTH IN SEMIFINALS H 2 3/11/1989 D
LEBO, BUCKNALL SEARCHING FOR MEMORIES H 2 3/11/1989 D
WIN STUNS MARYLAND AND STATE H 2 3/11/1989 D
FERRY WINS NAISMITH AWARD; MADDEN'S STARE EARNS A 'T'/ACC NOTEBOOK H 2 3/11/1989 D
DRUMMING FOR THE TAR HEELS CHH 1 3/11/1989 A
DUKE DECKS DEACS S 2 3/11/1989 A
MIRACLES DO HAPPEN S 2 3/11/1989 B
TERPS BEWILDER 'PACK S 2 3/11/1989 B
PAY-BACK TIME FOR DEVILS S 2 3/11/1989 B
TAR HEELS OVERWHELM FLAT JACKETS S 2 3/11/1989 B
CAVS' WIN OVER TIGERS COMPLETES DAY OF ROMPS S 2 3/11/1989 B
'AIR BRICKEY' IGNITES DUKE S 2 3/11/1989 B
HEELS SEEK 'FINAL PRIZE' S 2 3/11/1989 B
ACC TOURNEY NOTEBOOK S 2 3/11/1989 B
ACC TOURNEY NOTEBOOK S 2 3/11/1989 B
UNC THUMPS MARYLAND 88-58 H 2 3/12/1989 A
TAR HEELS END TERRAPINS' RUN AS GIANT KILLER H 2 3/12/1989 C
FERRY GIVES BLUE DEVILS SPARK TO FINISH OFF CAVS H 2 3/12/1989 C
SCALPERS, BOOS, CHEERS, BOREDOM: THEY'RE ALL PART OF A VERY LONG DAY H 2 3/12/1989 C
LABEL UNC-DUKE MATCHUP ANOTHER BATTLE OVER 'BOARDS'/ACC NOTEBOOK H 2 3/12/1989 C
LAST SHOT TO KILL CASE OF BLOWOUT FEVER H 2 3/12/1989 C
MORE THAN BASKETBALL IN THE AIR CHH 1 3/12/1989 A
TAR HEELS TAKE IT ALL! TAR HEEL FANS ARE EUPHORIC H 2 3/13/1989 A
THIS TIME AROUND, HEELS TAKE THE PRIZE; UNC SENIORS SETTLE SCORE H 2 3/13/1989 B
TAR HEELS' TRIUMPH OVER BLUE DEVILS FOR ACC TITLE H 2 3/13/1989 B
EARNING THE BATTLE SCARS H 2 3/13/1989 B
N
N
N
U F25
UF25
U H88
U M88
N
N
U H88
N M88
N
3 P N
2 P N
2 U F95
U F25
E
F W66
U
U D18
U C52
N
E
U D18
N F25
N C52
U M14
N C49
P L38
U D18
N D18
N F25
N C47
P T32
N C49
N M14
N C52
N C49
N M14
U M14
N C52
N
P L38
P
U F25
N D18
U D18
N F25
N F25
N F25
N D18
N D18
N F25
P
N C52
N C49
U C49
N C45
U M14
E
N H90
N C49
N C52
U M14
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ANNUAL
1/01/1999
INDEX
12/31/1989
BY SUBJECTS
ACC CHAMPIONSHIP/BATTLE OF ATLANTA H
FANS EUPHORIC AFTER HEELS' ACC VICTORY CHH
CAROLINA CELEBRATION S
AGONY, ECSTASY S
AGONY • ECSTASY S
J.R. REID CELEBRATES AS UNC GETS TO CUT DOWN THE NETS AFTER BEATING DUKE S
HEELS FINALLY UIN THE REAL THING S
MISFIRES COST DUKE 'WAR' WITH UNC S
DEVILS LOSE WITH CLASS S
FORGETTING LOSS IS DEVILS' BIGGEST TASK H
ACTIVITIES ABUZZ DESPITE ACC TOURNAMENT S
LET'S HOPE THEY MEET AGAIN; DUKE-CAROLINA BRUISER FIT END TO ACC TOURNEY H
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, COACH OF THE YEAR
SEE ALSO ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, FOOTBALL COACHES
SEE ALSO COACH OF THE YEAR
SEE ALSO SPORTS, COACHES
VALVANO TABBED TOP COACH
VALVANO NAMED TOP ACC COACH
THE ACC'S BEST/DUKE'S SPURRIER, HINES CLAIM LEAGUE'S TOP HONORS
SPURRIER COACH OF THE YEAR IN ACC
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, COLLEGE BOWLS
SEE ALSO COLLEGE BOWLS
BELIEVE IT OR NOTJ ACC 'BOWLED' BETTER THAN ANYBODY IN THE '80S
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, FIELD HOCKEY (WOMEN)
DEVILS BLANK DEACS, FACE HEELS IN ACC FIELD HOCKEY
STALEY, HEELS STICK IT TO TERPS
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, FOOTBALL
SEE ALSO ALL ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE FOOTBALL TEAM
SPRING FOOTBALL OPENS FOR ACC
ACC, N.C. DRAFT SELECTIONS
LIFE OUTSIDE FOOTBALL HAS PROVEN DIFFICULT FOR ACC RUSHING CHAMPS
ACC STARS FALL
BELIEVE IT OR NOTJ ACC 'BOWLED' BETTER THAN ANYBODY IN THE '80S
ACC OFFICIALS NO LONGER JUST BLOWING SMOKE
COACHES OFFER BEST/WORST OF ACC FOOTBALL
ACC'S GLAMOUR JOBS OPEN
BELIEVE IT: DUKE'S DECKER NEARLY WORE A DIFFERENT KIND OF UNIFORM
'PACK, CAVS TO CHALLENGE TIGERS IN ACC RACE
THE DURHAM SUN SPORTS STAFF PREDICTS...
WHEN THE COACHES PLAYED...
TAR HEELS' NEW WRINKLE: HARK THE SOUND OF WOODY'S VOICE/COLLEGES
OPPORTUNITY KNOCKING FOR CAVS AND ACC
SPURRIER HAPPY WITH BLUE DEVILS' PROGRESS; TAR HEELS NAME CAPTAINS
ACC PLAYERS BALANCE BOOKS WITH FOOTBALL
GAME DAY
THANKS TO O'DONNELL, ACC SEASON KICKED OFF WITH A BANG, NOT A YAUN
ACC GETS CHANCE TO PROVE BOASTS
GAME DAY
FORD? TURNOVER RATIO KEY STAT
FRIENDLY WAR WOULD SPICE ACC'S DIET
GAME DAY
N.C. STATE'S DEFENSE FINALLY GETS SOME PRAISE
ACC FOOTBALL
GArtE DAY
BLUE DEVILS DOMINATE ACC PICKS
AN UPSETTING UPSET
GAME DAY
CITRUS BOWL RESERVES OPTION ON ACC CHAMP
GAME DAY
ACC COACHES! PARITY'S COME TO FOOTBALL
ACC TITLE UP FOR GRABS
WOLFPACK'S LOSS IS ACC'S GAIN
IN ACC, MEEK HAVE INHERITED PLACE IN SUN
SPARKS TO FLY WHEN JACKETS FACE DEVILS
RUNNING UP SCORES IS ALL RELATIVE
GAME DAY
-DATE-
S
E
C -PG
3/13/1989 B
3/13/1989 A
3/13/1989
3/13/1989
3/13/1989
3/13/1989
3/13/1989
3/13/1989
3/13/1989
3/14/1989 B
3/14/1989 B
3/15/1989 A
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Y
P BYL
P L38
N H90
P L38
P K30
P T44
P
U F25
U D18
N D18
N M14
N A76
E
H 2 3/07/1989 B
H 2 3/14/1989 B
S 1 11/22/1989 D
H 2 11/23/1989 B
4 P N
1 P N
1 P N
1 P N C49
H 2 7/30/1989 B 2 N M88
H
2 10/28/1989 D
2 N
H
2 10/30/1989 B
2 P N
H
2
2/19/1989 C
10 P N C49
H
2
4/25/1989 B
1 C N
H
2
7/23/1989 C
2 N M88
S
2
7/27/1989 B
1 U F25
H
2
7/30/1989 B
2 N M88
H
2
8/01/1989 B
2 U H88
S
2
8/01/1989 D
1 P U D18
S
2
8/16/1989 D
1 P U F25
H
2
8/20/1989 B
2 N M88
S
2
8/23/1989 D
7 P F F25
S
2
8/23/1989 D
13 F
H
2
8/24/1989 D
20 P F C49
H
2
8/27/1989 B
2 N M88
S
2
8/29/1989 C
1 U D18
H
2
8/30/1989 D
3 N
H
2
9/01/1989 B
3 P N K30
H
2
9/02/1989 D
1 N
H
2
9/03/1989 B
3 U H88
S
2
9/07/1989 B
3 U F25
H
2
9/09/1989 D
1 N
S
2
9/14/1989 B
4 U F25
H
2
9/22/1989 B
1 U M88
H
2
9/23/1989 D
1 N
H
2
9/24/1989 C
6 P N H64
S
2
9/28/1989 B
1 U F25
H
2
9/30/1989 D
1 N
H
2 10/03/1989 B
3 N
S
2 10/05/1989 B
3 U F25
H
2 10/07/1989 D
1 N
S
2
10/12/1989 B
1 P U F25
H
2 10/14/1989 D
1 N
H
2 10/19/1989 B
1 P N L22
S
2 10/20/1989 B
4 U F25
H
2
10/23/1989 B
2 U M88
H
2
10/26/1989 B
1 U L22
S
2
10/27/1989 B
1 P N
S
2
10/27/1989 B
2 U F25
H
2
10/28/1989 D
1 N
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ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
CITRUS LINK TO EARN BID FDR ACC CHAMPS?
CITRUS BOWL NOT RULING OUT INVITATION FOR TEAM FROM ACC
NUMBERS PROVE WAKE'S PROEHL IS UNDERRATED
PARITY A RARITY IN ACC FOOTBALL
STATE. VIRGINIA TITLE HOPES ON THE LINE
AIR PATROL/DEVILS, DEACONS TO SET UP END ZONE COMMAND POST
BLUE DEVILS FIND NEW WAY TO WIN
GAMECOCK PENALTY COSTS DUKE ITS LAST ACC TITLE
DEVILS SEEKING ACC TITLE
FROM A TO F; RATING COACHES IN THE ACC
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, FOOTBALL COACHES
SEE ALSO ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, COACH OF THE YEAR
SEE ALSO SPORTS, COACHES
COACHES OFFER BEST/WORST OF ACC FOOTBALL
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE. FOOTBALL SCHEDULE
1989 ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE FOOTBALL SCHEDULE
1989 ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE FOOTBALL SCHEDULE
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, GOLF (MEN)
TOP-RANKED CLEMSON HEADS STRONG ACC FIELD
ACC GOLF RETURNS TO ROCKY MOUNT
DEVILS, CAMS IN TENNIS FINAL; RAIN DELAYS MEN'S ACC GOLF
WAKE WINS GOLF TITLE; DUKE WOMEN'S TENNIS
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, LACROSSE
ACC LACROSSE TOURNAMENT BEGINS TONIGHT IN CHAPEL HILL
DUKE ENDS TERPS' DOMINANCE, EARNS TITLE SHOT AGAINST HERS
UNC WHIPS DUKE FOR LACROSSE TITLE
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, OPERATION BASKETBALL
SEE ALSO ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, BASKETBALL (MEN)
ACC OPERATION BASKETBALL/MIXING FOOTBALL, BASKETBALL PAYS DIVIDENDS...
ACC OPERATION BASKETBALL/MIXING FOOTBALL, BASKETBALL PAYS DIVIDENDS...
HEELS STILL TEAM OF CHOICE TO TAKE CONFERENCE TITLE
NO PUNCHLINES, JUST FACTS FROM WOLFPACK'S VALVANO
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, PLAYER OF THE YEAR AWARD
FERRY AP'S UNANIMOUS ACC PLAYER OF YEAR
FERRY DOMINATES VOTE FOR ACC PLAYER OF THE YEAR
HINES EARNS ACC PLAYER OF YEAR
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, SOCCER (MEN)
WESTERN INVASION LEAVES DUKE, STATE WITH LOSSES
WEST COAST TEAMS DOMINATE DUKE, STATE IN SOCCER TOURNEY
VIRGINIA OFF TO HOT START
TAR HEELS, WOLFPACK BATTLE TO KEEP OUT OF CONFERENCE CELLAR
WAKE FOREST NO LONGER ACC DOORMAT
DUKE ADVANCES; UNC FALLS FROM SOCCER TOURNEY
ACC SOCCER TOURNEY SLOGS ON IN RAIN
DUKE STILL WORTHY OF NCAA FIELD
DEACONS WIN TITLE SHOOTOUT/DEVILS STUMBLE IN ACC SOCCER
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, SOCCER (WOMEN)
TAR HEELS, WOLFPACK BATTLE TO KEEP OUT OF CONFERENCE CELLAR
UNC 'ODDS-ON FAVORITE' IN ACC WOMEN'S SOCCER
DUKE BOOTS MARYLAND IN ACC SOCCER TOURNEY
PACK NO MATCH FOR UNC'S DEPTH
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, SOCCER TOURNAMENT
SEE ALSO SOCCER
ACC TEAMS BEGIN SHOWDOWN FOR LEAGUE TITLE, NCAA BIDS/CLEMSON, DUKE...
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, SPORTS
DORRANCE FINDS SMITH'S WAY WORKS JUST FINE IN SOCCER
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, TENNIS (WOMEN)
DEVILS, CAVS IN TENNIS FINAL; RAIN DELAYS MEN'S ACC GOLF
D — DATE-
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E L Y
C -PG L P BYL
11/01/1989 D
11/02/1989 C
11/02/1989 B
11/03/1989 B
11/03/1989 B
11/04/1989 D
11/05/1989 C
11/09/1989 B
11/17/1989 B
11/30/1989 B
N
N
U F25
U D18
N
N C49
N C49
UF25
N
U L22
S 2 8/01/1989 D 1 P U D18
2 8/23/1989 D 12
2 8/24/1989 D 39
H 2 2/19/1989 C 9 N C49
H 2 4/14/1989 B 3 N
H 2 4/16/1989 C 10 N
H 2 4/17/1989 D 3 N
H 2 4/28/1989 B 3 N C52
H 2 4/29/1989 B 1 P N C52
H 2 4/30/1989 C 1 P N C52
H
H
H
H
2 11/06/1989 B
2 11/06/1989 B
2 11/06/1989 B
2 11/06/1989 B
2 P U C49
2 P N L22
2 C N
2PN
H
H
H
2 3/06/1989 D
2 3/14/1989 B
2 11/22/1989 D
3 N
1 P N
1 P N
H
H
H
H
H
H
S
H
H
2 9/09/1989 D
2 9/11/1989 B
2 9/24/1989 C
2 10/22/1989 C
2 10/29/1989 C
2 11/03/1989 B
2 11/03/1989 B
2 11/06/1989 B
2 11/06/1989 B
2 N F95
2 P N F95
2 N F95
2 UF95
2 U F95
1 P N F95
3 P N A76
2 N F95
2 P N F95
H
H
H
H
2 10/22/1989 C
2 10/27/1989 B
2 10/28/1989 D
2 10/30/1989 B
2 U F95
2 N F95
2 N F95
2 P N F95
H 2 11/02/1989 C 1 P U M88
H 2 11/30/1989 B 1 N
H 2 4/16/1989 C 10 N
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, VOLLEYBALL (WOMEN)
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1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989
SUBJECTS PAGE 66
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N E ELY
P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
R, FIELD HOCKEY
H 2 12/03/1989 C 2 U F95
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCEjWOHEN'S BASKETBALL
SEE ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, BASKETBALL (WEN)
ATOMIC BOMBS
SEE ALSO BOMBS
SEE ALSO HIROSHIMA
SEE ALSO JAPAN
SEE ALSO NAGASAKI, JAPAN
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR UEAPONS
MEMORIAL TO HONOR BOMBING VICTIMS
GROUP REMEMBERS 1945 A-BOMBING OF JAPANESE CITIES
ATOMIC ENERGY
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR ENERGY
ATOMIC POWER
AUCTIONS
SEE ALSO ART AUCTIONS
THE LAST PICTURE SHOW; A CHAPEL HILL LANDMARK SEES ITS LAST FRAME
BACHELOR AUCTION
COUNTY TO AUCTION SURPLUS
'DO I HEAR...'] COUNTY AUCTION HAD BARGAINS ON CARS...
STATE WILL AUCTION UNCLAIMED PROPERTY
TOWN TO HOLD AUCTION SATURDAY
FAILED HAYTI HARDWARE VENTURE ENDS WITH AUCTION OF ALL STORE'S CONTENTS
UADDELL'S FINAL ASSETS AUCTIONED
DEFINITELY A 'SUPER' AUCTION
DIFFICULTIES OVERSHADOW GOOD CHEER OF ANNUAL RAPE CENTER SILENT AUCTION
MENTAL HEALTH CENTER BIDS ON SUCCESS OF 2ND ANNUAL AUCTION
ASSOCIATION COLLECTS GIFTS
POLICE DEPARTMENT POSTPONES AUCTION
AUDITORS
SEE ALSO N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., AUDIT
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE AUDITORS OFFICE
SENATE APPROVES BILL LIFTING FURNITURE SALES RESTRICTIONS
AUDITS
SEE AUDITORS
AUGUSTA NATIONAL GOLF CLUB
THE MASTERS; A PARTING SHOT FOR AUGUSTA NATIONAL
THE MASTERS; A FIRST-+*Vfl> LOOK AT THE BEAUTY OF AUGUSTA
AUSOflJITZ
SEE ALSO "THE HOLOCAUST
EYES FROM THE ASHES; VICTIMS' HUMANITY RECOVERED FROM AUSCHWITZ ARCHIVE
AUSTIN, TEXAS
SEE ALSO TEXAS
VANDALIZING A LANDMARK TREE
AUSTRALIA
BROKEN HILLS
'DOWN UNDER'
CHH 1 8/05/1989 A
CHH 1 8/06/1989 A
3 N H90
3 P N C62
CHH 1 3/18/1989 A 5 P N
CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 1
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
2/05/1989 A
3/28/1989 B
5/04/1989 A
5/21/1989
6/15/1989
8/10/1989
8/30/1989
11/14/1989
11/28/1989
12/10/1989
12/12/1989
12/12/1989
12/15/1989
N M25
P T37
N
N M70
N H60
N
N R63
N W57
U W15
N D38
N S17
N S17
N
H 2 5/11/1989 B
THE 'REAL' AUSTRALIAN OUTBACK
FILMS SHOWN
CHH 1
CHH 1
4/03/1989 A
4/03/1989 A
10 P F
10 P F
H 2
4/30/1989 E
1 P F W66
H 2
6/09/1989 A
4 E
H 2
S 2
1/08/1989 E
1/12/1989 D
1 P F
11 P N
AUTHORS
SEE WRITERS, N.C.
AUTISM
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, HANDICAPPED
SEE ALSO MENTAL ILLNESS
SEE ALSO itNTALLY RETARDED
SEE ALSO TEACCH (TREATMENT & EDUCATION OF AUTISTIC &
AN OSCAR FOR FORGOTTEN ADULTS/SUNDAY FOCUS! AUTISM
CAMP CATERS TO AUTISTIC KIDS, ADULTS/SUNDAY FOCUS!
LIVING IN A NORMAL WORLD/SUNDAY FOCUS! AUTISM
'RAIN MAN' TOPIC OF AUTISM CONFERENCE
COMMUN.
HANDICAPPED CHILDREN)
CHH 1 3/26/1989 A
1 P N S17
AUTISM
CHH 1 3/26/1989 A
1 N S17
CHH 1 3/26/1989 A
1 P N S17
S 2 4/18/1989 B
3 N
-LX630- H ON T H L Y / A N N U A L INDEX BY
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
HIGH-FUNCTIONING AUTISTICS SAID HARD TO DIAGNOSE
IN CRISIS, THAT COMMON BOND
AUTO COLLISION INSURANCE
SEE ALSO INSURANCE
SEE ALSO NO-FAULT INSURANCE
CONSUMERS LOSE ON RENTAL-CAR COLLISION DAMAGE WAIVERS
AUTO HEADLIGHTS
SEE HEADLIGHTS
AUTO INSURANCE RATES
SEE ALSO INSURANCE RATES
SCORING POINTS WITH INSURANCE COMPANIES
INSURANCE BUREAU HAY END TERRITORIES ON MILITARY BASES
LOWER AUTO INSURANCE RATES EXPECTED TO START ABOUT MAY
AUTO INSURANCE COSTS GOING UP FOR MOST N.C. DRIVERS
AUTO INSURANCE INCREASE REQUESTED
AUTO MAINTENANCE
SEE AUTO REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE
AUTO RACING
SEE ALSO DRAG RACING
SEE ALSO GREAT AMERICAN RACE
SEE ALSO STOCK CAR RACING
THE (REAL) GREAT RACE; RALEIGH ON ROUTE FROM NORFOLK TO DISNEYLAND
'ICEMAN' LABONTE STICKING NOSE IN HIGH POINTS/AUTO RACING
AUTO REGISTRATION
SEE ALSO AUTOMOBILE TITLES
SEE ALSO LICENSE PLATES
HOUSE LEADERS REVISE HIGHWAY FINANCING PACKAGE
AUTO REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE
SEE ALSO AMERICAN AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO MECHANICS
FIRMS TRY TO PUT DENT IN DURHAM STORM CLAIMS
FIX & FLY REPAIRS AUTOS WHILE CUSTOMERS TRAVEL
CAN'T BEAT THE SKILL OF A SHADE-TREE MECHANIC
'CAR TALK'/RADIO COMEDY AND THE ART OF AUTO REPAIR
AUTO SHOWS
CAROLINA CRUISERS WILL HOST CAR SHOW
CLASSIC CAR SHOW TO BE HELD IN ROXBORO
AUTO TAXES
SEE MOTOR VEHICLE TAXES
AUTOGRAPHS
MICHAELS MEETS ZWICK AND KRZYZEUSKI
AUTOMOBILE DEALERSHIPS
SEE AUTOS, DEALERS
AUTOMOBILE TITLES
SEE ALSO AUTO REGISTRATION
SEE ALSO AUTOS, PROPERTY TAXES
PLAN COULD RAISE GAS, TITLE TAXES TO BUILD ROADS
TOLL ROADS STUDY ORDERED BY LEGISLATIVE PANEL
THOMPSON: TRANSFER FEE 'DEAD'
VOTE DUE ON *8.6 BILLION ROADS BILL
AUTOPSIES
DUKE PROCESS SPEEDS ALZHEIMER'S TESTS
AUTOS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC AUTOS AND AUTO MANUFACTURERS)
SEE ALSO AMERICAN AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO CAR TALK (RADIO SHOW)
SEE ALSO CAROLINA CRUISERS CAR CLUB
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-DATE — C -PG L P BYL
CHH 1
H 2
5/22/1989 A
8/22/1989 A
3 N
6 P N S56
S 2 4/18/1989 A 5 J Oil
S56
H
2
1/27/1989 A
6 T F
H
2
1/28/1989 B
3 N
H
2
2/12/1989 B
1 N
H
2
4/08/1989 A
12 N
H
2
7/02/1989 B
1 N
6/26/1989 B
8/13/1989 C
1 P F S56
6 N M64
H 2 5/20/1989 B 5 N
S 2 3/11/1989 A 1 N B53
H 2 8/07/1989 B 1 P N K65
CHH 1 10/15/1989 A 3 U
H 2 10/27/1989 D 3 P F B71
2 4/11/1989 D
1 5/19/1989 C
N A76
N H60
H 2 10/30/1989 B 9 P P C45
H 2 2/21/1989 B 1 N L40
H 2 2/27/1989 B 1 P N
S 2 3/24/1989 A 1 P N M06
H 2 5/31/1989 A 1 C N L40
H 2 8/14/1989 A 1 N
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1/01/1989
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12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
SEE ALSO HITTING THE ROAD (COLUMN)
SEE ALSO REMOTE CONTROL MODEL CARS
SEE ALSO REVIEWS. AUTOS
SEE ALSO SOLAR AUTOS
SEE ALSO USED CAR DEALERS
SEE ALSO WINDSHIELDS
DETAILS, DETAILS... CLEANING CARS FROM BUMPER TO BUMPER
THE HARD WAY
PRIZM IS GM'S BREAD-AND-BUTTER CAR/WHEELS
FIRST IMPRESSION: NEW GM DIVISION HAS KICKED UP A STORM
THE INFINITI HAS FINALLY ARRIVED
COFFEE CUP BEGAN CAR'S DECORi KITCHEN SINK NEXT?
HITTING THE ROAD
HITTING THE ROAD
HITTING THE ROAD
HITTING THE ROAD
HITTING THE ROAD
AUTOS. ABANDONED
CARRBORO BOARD MAY TIGHTEN CLAMPS ON HOUSE MOVERS
MERCEDES' FATE STILL IN LIMBO
STREET NEAR OMNI COMPLEX BECOMES ONE-CAR JUNK YARD
AUTOS, ANTIQUE
SEE ALSO ANTIQUES
SEE ALSO CAROLINA CRUISERS CAR CLUB
SEE ALSO VISIONS OF YESTERDAY RODDERS
CLASSIC CAR SHOW TO BE HELD IN ROXBORO
THE (REAL) GREAT RACE; RALEIGH ON ROUTE FROM NORFOLK TO DISNEYLAND
RECREATIONAL VEHICLES HAVE LONG HISTORY
PASSIONS PROUDLY PARKED AT T-BIRD EVENT
PRIZE SHOT
AUTOS, BLUE LIGHTS
SEE ALSO POLICE IMPERSONATORS
SEE ALSO RAPE, N.C.
'BLUE LIGHT BANDIT' TRIES TO STOP WOMAN
AUTOS, BREAKING AND ENTERING
SEE BREAKING AND ENTERING, AUTOS
AUTOS, DEALERS
SEE ALSO AUTOS, SALES
SEE ALSO USED CAR DEALERS
CAR DEALERS, HORSE TRADERS - ONE AND THE SAME
CAR DEALER GROUP PULLS TV AD AFTER MADD'S ANGRY PROTEST
AUTOS, EMISSIONS
STATEWIDE AUTO EXHAUST INSPECTIONS MAY BE AHEAD
CONGRESS FINALLY HEEDS CALL FOR CLEANER AIR
DURHAM CARS TO GET YEARLY EXHAUST TESTS
IN DURHAM STATIONS MAY DROP CAR CHECKS
AUTOS, FIRES
SEE ALSO FIRES, N.C.
FIRE DESTROYS CAR
PICKUP TRUCK BURNS IN CITY PARKING LOT
INVESTIGATORS SAY FIRES DELIBERATE, SEEK INFORMATION
POLICE LOG/POLICE HIT WITH ROCKS, BOTTLES BEFORE DISTURBANCE QUELLED
BURNING MAN PULLED FROM FIERY 1-85 CRASH
DURHAM'S LATEST HERO FOLLOWS GOLDEN RULE
AUTOS, PROPERTY TAXES
SEE ALSO AUTOMOBILE TITLES
SEE ALSO MOTOR VEHICLE STICKERS
SEE ALSO MOTOR VEHICLE TAXES
SEE ALSO TAXES, DURHAM COUNTY
A FINE THAT EXCEEDS THE OFFENSE
BILL ON VEHICLE TAXES IS QUESTIONED
STATE LOSING TAXES ON USED CARS
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C -PG L P BYL
S
2 4/05/1989 B
1 P F G59
H
2 9/27/1989 C
4 PP R56
H
2 10/05/1989 D
1 P F S73
H
2 11/02/1989 D
1 P U
H
2 11/09/1989 D
1 PF
H
2 11/26/1989 B
1 PU N36
H
2 11/30/1989 D
1 N
H
2 12/07/1989 D
1 N
H
2 12/14/1989 D
1 U F65
H
2 12/21/1989 D
1 U F65
H
2 12/28/1989 D
1 U F65
CHH 1 1/10/1989 A
3 N C62
CHH 1 3/16/1989 A
3 N
H
2 3/18/1989 C
1 P N S69
H
1
5/19/1989 C
1 N H60
H
2
6/26/1989 B
1 P F S56
S
2
6/30/1989 B
1 P F G59
H
2
7/24/1989 B
1 P N Bll
Ctt
4 1
9/01/1989 A
3 P P L38
H 2 1/29/1989 A 11 N
CHH 1 9/10/1989 A 3 U
H 2 11/29/1989 C 1 N C60
H 2 1/09/1989 B 1
S 2 10/05/1989 A 4
S 2 11/11/1989 A 1
S 2 11/13/1989 A 1
H
CHH
S
H
H
S
1/13/1989 C
6/11/1989 A
7/18/1989 C
9/24/1989 B
10/05/1989 A
10/06/1989 A
N
E
N
N E33
P T37
N
N B53
H M51
N M51
E
H 2 1/03/1989 A 4 E
H 2 3/08/1989 D 12 N
H 2 5/06/1989 B 2 N
-LX630-
MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
TAX ASSESSOR REVVING UP TO CATCH CAR-TAX DODGERS
6,000 RISKING TAX FINE
AUTOS, RECALL
SEE AUTOS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC AUTOS AND AUTO MANUFACTURERS)
AUTOS, RENTAL
CONSUMERS LOSE ON RENTAL-CAR COLLISION DAMAGE WAIVERS
AUTOS, SALES
SEE ALSO AUTOS, DEALERS
AUTO DEALERS SAY SALE TAX HIKE WILL HELP BEFORE HURTING
RAIN SLOWS RUSH TO BEAT AUTO SALES TAX HIKE
AUTOS, THEFTS
SEE ALSO MOTORCYCLES, THEFTS
SEE ALSO ROBBERY, N.C.
SEE ALSO TRUCKS. THEFTS
MCNEIL FACES 121 BREAK-IN CHARGES
DURHAM HAN SOUGHT IN FIVE COUNTIES ARRESTED NEAR OXFORD
POLICE CHARGE DURHAM MAN WITH ABDUCTING TAXI DRIVER
MAN CHARGED WITH ESCAPE AFTER CHASE
POLICE LOG/TWO FACING STOLEN PROPERTY CHARGES
MAN FACES COCAINE, STOLEN CAR CHARGES
ROBBERY OF CAR, COAT NETS 14 YEARS
POLICE LOG/NAN CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN CAR
STOLEN CAR NEARLY HITS POLICE CRUISER
TEST DRIVE BECOMES AUTO THEFT
DWI SUSPECT STEALS PATROL CAR
WOMAN CHARGED WITH CAR THEFT
POLICE ARREST SIX PERSONS, RECOVER THREE STOLEN CARS
MAN CHARGED WITH ARMED ROBBERY AND THEFT OF AUTO
COURT FREES HAN CONVICTED OF POSSESSING STOLEN AUTO
POLICE LOG/4 CHARGED WITH AUTO THEFT
POLICE L0G/W0MAN.22, CHARGED WITH APARTMENT BREAK-IN
POLICE LOG/TEEN ARRESTED IN AUTO THEFT INCIDENT
POLICE LOG/PEDESTRIAN HOSPITALIZED BY HIT-AND-RUN VEHICLE
FOUR DURHAM MEN CHARGED AFTER STOLEN JEEP RECOVERED
POLICE LOG/TWO CHARGED WITH THEFT OF CHURCH LAWN MOWER-
POLICE LOG/FRONT-DOOR KICKER SHOT, HOSPITALIZED
POLICE LOG/2 ARMED ROBBERIES MAY BE RELATED
STOLEN GUNS, CAR RECOVERED WITH ARRESTS
POLICE LOG/REPORTS DISAGREE ON ROBBER'S CLOTHING
CHILD ASLEEP WHEN CAR STOLEN GETS WILD RIDE
POLICE LOG/ROBBER HANDS NOTE TO BANK TELLER, WALKS AWAY WITH MONEY
POLICE LOG/CAR HOOKED ON TRACTOR-TRAILER BUMPER
MORE CHARGES FILED IN BREAK-IN CASES/POLICE LOG
POLICE RESCUE BABY FROM STOLEN CAR
POLICE LOG/BABY RESCUED FROM STOLEN, WRECKED AUTO
VAN LARCENY
TEST-DRIVE THEFT
HITCH RIDE, CAR
OFFICERS ARREST MAN IN THEFT OF PATROL CAR
POLICE LOG/BAD CHECK LEADS TO STOLEN CAR
STEALING CAR WITH SLEEPING CHILD DRAWS 12-YEAR SENTENCE
AUTOS, VANDALISM
SEE ALSO VANDALISM* DURHAM
POLICE LOG/AUTOS VANDALIZED AT FIVE HOMES IN NORTHGATE AREA
AVALANCHE
SCIENTISTS LOOK IN SAND PILE FOR ANSWERS ON AVALANCHES
AVON
SHOPS PEDDLE 'CRUELTY-FREE' BEAUTY
1989 BRINGS SHIFT IN ANIMAL TESTING
AWARDS
SEE ALSO ALBERT SCHWEITZER INTERNATIONAL PRIZES
SEE ALSO ANTHONY J. MCKEVLIN AWARD
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C -PG L P BYL
S 2 12/06/1989 A
CHH 1 12/30/1989 A
1 PN H65
1 P N M20
S 2 4/18/1989 A 5 J Oil
H 2 7/30/1989 C 4 N Bll
CHH 1 10/01/1989 A 3 P N C62
S
2
2/01/1989 A
1 P N B53
H
2
2/07/1989 C
1
N
S
2
2/07/1989 C
1
N B53
H
2
2/14/1989 C
4
N
CHH 1
3/17/1989 A
7
N
H
2
3/26/1989 B
3
N
H
2
3/28/1989 C
6
N
CHH 1
4/16/1989 A
7
N
H
2
5/21/1989 B
3
N
H
2
6/04/1989 B
6
N
H
2
6/12/1989 C
3
NM51
H
2
6/21/1989 C
3
N
H
2
6/26/1989 C
4
N
H
2
7/03/1989 B
5
N
H
2
7/06/1989 C
1
N L40
H
2
7/23/1989 B
3
N M51
H
2
7/30/1989 C
11
N M51
CHH 1
8/12/1989 A
3
N
H
2
8/14/1989 B
5
N M51
H
2
8/19/1989 C
2
N
H
2
8/20/1989 C
11
N M51
H
2
8/26/1989 C
2
N N36
H
2
8/30/1989 C
3
N M51
H
2
9/11/1989 B
6
N
H
2
9/13/1989 C
5
N R63
H
2
9/17/1989 B
1
N M51
H
2
9/28/1989 C
3
N M51
H
2
9/29/1989 A
10
N M51
H
2 10/06/1989 C
3
N N36
S
2 10/19/1989 A
1
N B53
H
2 10/20/1989 C
1
N N36
H
2 10/23/1989 B
1
N M51
H
2 10/28/1989 C
1
N C47
H
2 10/30/1989 B
7
N M51
S
2 11/22/1989 A
6
N
H
2 11/27/1989 B
1
N M51
H
2 12/13/1989 C
3
N S82
H 2 9/01/1989 C 9 N N36
H 2 7/20/1989 D 10 N D80
CHH 1 12/30/1989 A 3 P N
CHH 1 12/30/1989 A 3 N
-LX630-
M 0 N T H L Y / A N N U A L INDEX BY
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
SEE ALSO BARLETT DURHAM AWARD
SEE ALSO BETTER DURHAM HUMAN RELATIONS AWARD
SEE ALSO CARLIE B. SESSOMS AWARD
SEE ALSO CITY OF MEDICINE AWARD
SEE ALSO CIVIC HONOR AWARDS
SEE ALSO DISTINGUISHED PUBLIC SERVICE AWARD
SEE ALSO DISTINGUISHED WOMEN OF N.C.
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., AWARDS
SEE ALSO DURHAM AWARD
SEE ALSO DURHAM HERALD CO., AWARDS
SEE ALSO FIRST AMENDMENT AWARD
SEE ALSO FRONT PAGE AWARDS
SEE ALSO GOLD STAR AWARDS
SEE ALSO GOVERNOR'S AWARD FOR BRAVERY AND HEROISM
SEE ALSO H. FLEMING FULLER AWARD
SEE ALSO KENNEDY CENTER SCHOOL ADMINISTRATOR AWARD
SEE ALSO KNIGHT HERITAGE AWARD
SEE ALSO LOCAL GRASSROOTS PEACEMAKER AWARD
SEE ALSO MARY TURNER LANE AWARD
SEE ALSO MAISMITH AWARD
SEE ALSO NANCY SUSAN REYNOLDS AWARDS
SEE ALSO N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., AWARDS
SEE ALSO N.C. DISTINGUISHED CITIZENS AWARD
SEE ALSO N.C. FOLK HERITAGE AWARDS
SEE ALSO 0. MAX GARDNER AWARD
SEE ALSO OUTSTANDING SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT PROJECT AWARD
SEE ALSO PEGGY MANN AWARD
SEE ALSO PRESIDENTIAL AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN SCIENCE AND MATH TEACHING
SEE ALSO RJR AWARDS
SEE ALSO RECORDS AND FIRSTS
SEE ALSO REWARD
SEE ALSO ROTARY YOUTH LEADERSHIP AWARD
SEE ALSO SCHOLARSHIPS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SCHOLARSHIPS)
SEE ALSO SUPERINTENDENT OF THE YEAR AWARD
SEE ALSO TAKE PRIDE IN AMERICA
SEE ALSO TEACHER OF THE WORLD AWARDS
SEE ALSO TEACHER OF THE YEAR AWARD
SEE ALSO THOM HCAN FOOTBALL TROPHY
SEE ALSO THOMAS JEFFERSON AWARD (UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL)
SEE ALSO TRIANGLE DEVELOPMENT AWARDS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, AWARDS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, CHANCELLOR'S ANNUAL AWARDS CEREMONY
SEE ALSO WILL WYNNE AWARD
SEE ALSO WILLIAM RICHARDSON DAVIE AWARD
SEE ALSO WOMEN'S EQUALITY DAY AWARD
AMERICAN FOUNDATION FOR BLIND TO HONOR NATIVE OF ROXBORO
DUKE PROF RECEIVES NAVY AWARD
GROUP HONORS DURHAM MAN
'89 NEVADA MEDAL GOES TO DUKE RESEARCHER
SERVICE AWARD WINNERS
COUNTY TEEN PROGRAM GETS NATIONAL AWARD
HERBERT GETS AWARD FROM BUSINESS GROUP
SIMONS RECEIVES GRANVILLE CHAMBER'S OUTSTANDING CITIZEN AWARD
DUKE PROF WINNER OF SCIENTIFIC AWARD
RECOGNITION
CHAMBER SEEKS NOMINATIONS FOR '89 YOUNG ENTREPRENEUR
PRESERVATION GROUP CITES MOSES FOR WORK ON THEATER
CARRBORO DECORATOR WINS NATIONAL AWARD
DEEDS HONORED
HANDICAP DOESN'T SLOW HONORED VOLUNTEER
DURHAM NATIVE RECEIVES N.C. AWARD OF EXCELLENCE
DURHAM MAN HONORED WITH PRESIDENTIAL AWARD
YOUNG VOLUNTEERS ARE HONORED
UNC'S HARDY WINS GEORGIA ACTING AWARD
DURHAM EDUCATOR TO RECEIVE FIRST PEACEMAKER AWARD
GOOD CITIZENS 1989-90
SCHULTZ GETS SERVICE AWARD
CAN YOU NAME ALL 8 FOOTBALL AWARDS
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
S 2
S 2
CHH 1
S 2
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C -PG L P BYL
1/31/1989 B
2/21/1989 B
3/08/1989 C
3/11/1989
3/11/1989
3/14/1989
3/23/1989
3/30/1989
4/13/1989
4/24/1989
4/25/1989
5/04/1989
5/21/1989
8/02/1989
8/17/1989
9/02/1989
9/15/1989
9/15/1989 B
9/17/1989 A
9/21/1989 C
10/09/1989 B
11/10/1989 A
12/05/1989 D
N T33
N
N H65
N
P S73
N
N K65
N T33
N
P C45
N
N
N
P
N
N
N R80
N S27
N
N
P T37
N
U D18
K30
R60
AWARENESS ART ENSEMBLE (MUSIC GROUP)
-LX630-
HONTHLY/
ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
REGGAE GROUP PERFORMS AT BINBE
AWARENESS ART ENSEMBLE PLAYS REGGAE TOMORROW AT THE PALACE
AYR MOUNT
THE RESTORATION OF AYR MONT IN HILLSBOROUGH WILL BE DISCUSSED...
SPOTLIGHT SHINES ON HILLSBOROUGH'S AYR MOUNT
TOWN MAY RECONSIDER EASTERN BYPASS
CRITICS WOULD BYPASS NEW ROAD
AZALEA FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO FESTIVALS. N.C.
SEE ALSO WILMINGTON, N.C.
DUKE WAS ANYTHING BUT QUIET IN THE '60S
AZALEAS
WALL TO WALL AZALEAS
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT AZALEAS
B-2 BOMBERS
SEE ALSO STEALTH PROGRAM
STEALTH BOMBER MUST PROVE IT IS WORTH COST
STEALTH HAS MORE TO PROVE
THE B-52'S (BAND)
THE B-52'S: A 10-YEAR FRIENDSHIP KEEPS BAND TOGETHER
B72.3
SEE ALSO CANCER SCREENING PROGRAMS
DUKE MEDICAL CENTER ON GUARD FOR 20/20
LAWYER ACCUSES DUKE HOSPITAL OF TRYING TO INTIMIDATE WITNESSES
DUKE DOCTOR FILES SUIT AGAINST FELLOW PHYSICIAN
CANCER TEST LAWSUITS DIVIDE DUKE'S DOCTORS
DUKE PATHOLOGY DEPARTMENT CHAIRMAN TO RESIGN
DUKE CANCER TEST TO BE TOPIC ON '20/20'
SNYDERMAN HOPES DUKE STUDY PROVES CANCER TEST RELIABLE
DUKE DOCTOR SAYS OFFICIALS TRIED TO PROVE HIM MENTALLY INCOMPETENT
DUKE REPORTEDLY SOLD CONTROVERSIAL CANCER TEST DESPITE PENDING SUITS
PAPER SAYS COMPANY AGREED TO CONCEAL DUKE ROLE IN TEST
DUKE TEST CONTROVERSY INVOLVES TV NETUORK
LAWYERS ARGUE WHETHER ABC SHOULD PRODUCE FILM IN LAWSUIT
OUTSIDE PANEL TO REVIEW DIKE CANCER TEST ISSUE
DUKE FACES MORE INTIMIDATION CHARGES
NETWORK WON'T HAVE TO TURN OVER TAPED INTERVIEWS WITH DUKE OFFICIALS
DUKE SETTLES OUT OF COURT IN CANCER TREATMENT SUIT
BASF WYANDOTTE CORP.
BASF IS MOVING AGRICULTURAL UNIT OFFICES TO RTP
BB GUN
SEE ALSO GUNS
POLICE LOG/BOY, 9, TREATED AFTER SHOT BY BB GUN
BFI WASTE SYSTEMS
SEE BROWNING FERRIS INDUSTRIES INC.
BHT SUBWAY DELI (W. MAIN ST.)
SECOND SUSPECT ARRESTED IN NOV. 18 SUBWAY ROBBERY
BMW CLUB (BLACK MANHOOD WAKENING CLUB)
SEE ALSO BLACKS, DURHAM
BLACK MANHOOD WAKENING CLUB HOLDS CEREMONY
B. EVERETT JORDAN LAKE
SEE ALSO BELLS LANDING
SEE ALSO EBENEZER CHURCH RECREATION AREA
SEE ALSO MAPS. B. EVERETT JORDAN LAKE
SEE ALSO VISTA POINT
2.2 MILLION VISITORS DRAWN TO AREA LAKES, PARKS IN 1988
OWASA MULLS JORDAN LAKE LAND PURCHASE
OWASA BOARD OKS JORDAN LAKE PURCHASE
S
E E
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LP BYL
2 6/15/1989 D
2 8/03/1989 D
CHH 1 5/08/1989 A
CHH 1 6/12/1989 A
CHH 1 7/31/1989 A
CHH 1 8/09/1989 A
3PN
7 PP
5 P P
3 P N H90
1 PN D38
1 M N D38
H 2 5/28/1989 E 2 P U L57
S 2 4/07/1989 C 1 P P S73
H 2 4/09/1989 E 18 U B56
S 2 7/12/1989 A 4 E
H 2 7/21/1989 A 4 E
H 2 10/24/1989 A 6 P N
H
2
3/28/1989 A
1
N C60
H
2
4/20/1989 C
7
N
S
2
4/20/1989 C
4
N
H
2
4/23/1989 B
1
N
H
2
5/13/1989 C
1
NC60
H
2
6/09/1989 C
3
N C60
H
2
6/11/1989 B
5
N
H
2
6/28/1989 C
1
N
H
2
7/15/1989 C
1
N
H
2
7/19/1989 C
2
N
H
2
7/30/1989 C
1
N
H
2
8/04/1989 C
1
N S82
H
2
8/05/1989 B
1
N
H
2
8/06/1989 B
1
N
S
2
8/22/1989 B
1
N
H
2 10/05/1989 A
1
N N36
H 2 10/17/1989 C 1 N
H 2 9/04/1989 A 12 N M51
H 2 2/06/1989 C 1 N M51
H 2 1/28/1989 C 1 P N J20
H 2 1/20/1989 C
CHH 1 1/22/1989 A
CHH 1 2/09/1989 A
1 N H60
1 N R63
1 P N L90
-LX630-
NONTHLY/
ANNUAL
1/01/1989 -
INDEX
12/31/1939
BY SUBJECTS
CATCHING THE WIND
DO WE HAVE A CHOICE?
NO TIME FOR FISHERMEN
JORDAN LAKE RECREATION SITES DUE FOR COMPLETION IN NAY
THEY HAVE SUN, BUT NO BEACH
WHERE'S THE BEACH? RECENT RAINS PUSH JORDAN LAKE 9 FEET ABOVE NORMAL
EAGLE MANAGEMENT ZONE RECOMMENDED BY CORPS AT JORDAN LAKE
SAVE SOME ROOM FOR THE EAGLES
PICKING PLACES TO PLAY; NEW WATER SITES WON'T OPEN SOON
EAGLE COUNTERS EXPECTING 30 BIRDS AT LAKE THIS JUNE
CHATHAM RESIDENTS COMPLAIN TO PRICE
EAGLES, BOATERS CAN COEXIST
COUNTY RESIDENTS SAY LAKE PRICE TOO HIGH
CHATHAM MAY REZONE DESPITE OWNER'S WISHES
COMPROMISE OFFERED ON REZONING LAND NEAR LAKE
MONEY TO BOOST LAKE RECREATION
IN HURRICANE HUGO'S WAKE
AGENCY MAY REVIEW TAKING OF WATER FROM JORDAN LAKE
FALL FISHING FUN
BABE RUTH LEAGUE
SEE ALSO BASEBALL
SEE ALSO LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL
SEE ALSO YOUTH SPORTS (ADOLESCENT SPORTS)
C.C. WOODS BEATS TEER
BAMBINO ALL-STARS WIN GOLD MEDAL
DURHAM BAMBINO ALL-STARS OUST SILER CITY FOR TITLE
BAMBINOS
BABE RUTH TEAM CAPTURES TITLE
DURHAM BAMBINO ALL-STARS WIN TITLE
DURHAM ALL-STARS CAPTURE STATE CHAMPIONSHIP
JUNIOR BABE RUTH ALL-STARS CAPTURE STATE CHAMPIONSHIP
BAMBINO ALL-STARS LOSE REGION
DAVID CUNE IS 'RETIRING'
BABIES AT RISK (SERIES)
SEE ALSO INFANT MORTALITY
HEALTH OFFICIALS BATTLING HIGH INFANT MORTALITY RATE/BABIES AT RISK
PRENATAL CARE BEFORE THE FACT/BABIES AT RISK
HEALTH HANGS ON PRENATAL CARE/BABIES AT RISK
RISKS HIGH FOR TEEN MOTHERS/BABIES AT RISK
MANY LOCAL EMPLOYERS NOT ON PRENATAL-CARE BANDWAGON/BABIES AT RISK
BURLINGTON PUSHES EARLY PRENATAL CARE/BABIES AT RISK
BABY BOOM GENERATION
END OF BABY BOOM TO CHANGE BUSINESS WORLD, ANALYST SAYS
BABY FOOD
SEE ALSO FOOD
SEE ALSO NUTRITION
VIAL FOUND IN BABY FOOD
BACHELORS
BACHELOR AUCTION
BACK TO THE FUTURE (FILM)
A SEQUEL TO LOVE/'BACK TO THE FUTURE PART II'
BAD CHECKS
SEE ALSO CHECKS
LITTER OFFICER FOUND GUILTY FOR BAH CHECK
POLICE LOG/MAN FACES CHECK CHARGES
FATHER CHARGED WITH LEAVING 2-YEAR-OLD UNATTENDED IN CAR
DUKE CENTER FACES CHARGE FOR BAD CHECK
ABDELNABY SETTLES CHECK
POLICE LOG/DURHAM MAN CHARGED IN CHECK INCIDENT
POLICE LOG/WOMAN ARRESTED FOR FAILURE TO APPEAR
MAN CASHING BOGUS CHECKS; ALERT STORE CLERK HELPS POLICE
POLICE LOG/4 CHARGED WITH AUTO THEFT
DURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS
s
N E E
P D — DATE — C -PG
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
H 2
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
H 2
H 1
2/16/1989
2/23/1989
3/08/1989
3/25/1989
3/28/1989
3/28/1989
4/28/1989
4/29/1989
5/21/1989
6/20/1989 B
6/27/1989 A
7/06/1989
7/07/1989
7/15/1989
7/26/1989
7/29/1989
9/23/1989
9/30/1989
10/27/1989
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Y
P BYL
P L38
P L38
P L38
N M06
P L38
N K25
N K65
E
N L90
N K65
N M25
E
N M25
N M25
N H25
N H60
P L38
N
P S76
6/06/1989
7/04/1989
7/18/1989
7/18/1989
7/18/1989
7/23/1989
7/25/1989
8/01/1989
8/08/1989 B
9/05/1989 B
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
5/15/1989
5/16/1989
5/17/1989
5/18/1989
5/19/1989
5/20/1989
N A76
N T37
N A76
P
N A76
N
N A76
U A76
N A76
N A76
S17
S17
C62
C62
S17
S17
H 2 3/11/1989 A 14 N K65
H 2 1/08/1989 C 3 N
S 2 3/28/1989 B 2 P P T37
H 2 12/01/1989 D 17 P R M60
S 2
2/13/1989 C
1 PN B53
CHH 1
3/13/1989 A
2 N
H 2
3/14/1989 A
12 N
S 2
3/14/1989 A
8 N
H 2
3/15/1989 D
1 P N
CHH 1
4/02/1989 A
10 N
CHH 1
4/02/1989 A
10 N
S 2
4/08/1989 C
1 P N B53
H 2
7/23/1989 B
3 N M51
H 2
8/21/1989 A
13 P N
-LX630-
HONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/1989
INDEX BY
12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
POLICE LOG/AUTOS VANDALIZED AT FIVE HOMES IN NORTHGATE AREA
POLICE LOG/BAD CHECK LEADS TO STOLEN CAR
BAD GUYS AND BED FELLOWS (PLAY)
DUKE 'BAD GUYS' COMPLEX, MACABRE
...'BAD GUYS AND BED FELLOWS'...
BAGPIPES
WOLFPACK PIPERS AT DUKE SUNDAY
BAHA'I FAITH
OUTREACH PROGRAMS LINKED TO SPREAD OF DEMOCRACY
BAHAMAS (ISLANDS)
DIVINE DIVING; GRAND BAHAMA ISLAND BECKONS WITH CLEAR WATERS..
BAHLSEN INC.
COMMERCIAL PURCHASES INCREASINGLY INCLUDE ENVIRONMENTAL PROBE
BAIL BONDS
SEE ALSO CRIMES. N.C. (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC CRIMES)
SEE ALSO CRIMINAL SENTENCING
SEE ALSO LEARY'S BAIL BONDS
durham bondsmen opposing change in n.c. bail procedure
bondsmen find dixon in n.y.
bail bondsman indicted for obstructing justice
grand jury indicts 5
♦1 million bond set for suspect in multiple thefts
prosecutor: bondsman paid bribe
prosecutor says jury to hear tape in bondsman trial
judge blocks defense efforts to show entrapment of bondsman
state plays tapes, rests case against bondsman
bondsman rebuts bribe testimony
bondsman says security officer solicited bribe
bondsman returns to stand in obstruction-of- justice trial
bondsman had chance at deal, prosecutor sats
jury deliberations near in case against bondsman
jurors begin deliberating in bribery case
jury convicts bondsman in bribe case
witnesses speak out for bondsman
bondsman gets 6 years in jail
apologetic bail bondsman sentenced to six-year term
lyons' lowered bond raised again
appeal bond denied clemmons
judge refuses to cut large cocaine bond
judge won't lower acrey's ii million bond
acrey named in grand jury's 14 indictments
bakatsias (durham. n.c.)
supping at bakatsias cuisine is a splendor-filled experience
BAKERIES N C
FOUR BAKERY COMPANIES TO PAY OVER *1 MILLION
SCHOOL TO GET SLICES OF LOAF FROM BID-RIGGING SETTLEMENT
BAKING SODA
VERSATILE BAKING SODA STARS IN HONE PHARMACY
BALANCED GROWTH
SEE ECONOMY, N.C.
SEE INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT, N.C.
BALD
SEE BALDNESS
BALD EAGLE
SEE EAGLES
BALD-HEADED MEN OF AMERICA
SEE ALSO BALDNESS
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H 2 9/01/1989 C 9 N N36
H 2 11/27/1989 B 1 N M51
H 2 6/16/1989 D 14 R P10
S 2 6/22/1989 D 7 P P
H 2 6/23/1989 D 7 N D80
CHH 1 11/12/1989 A 3 N H90
H 2 4/23/1989 E 1 P F
H 2 11/18/1989 C 1 N C60
s
2
3/20/1989 A
1 PN B53
s
2
3/31/1989 A
1
N B53
H
2
4/04/1989 C
1
N S82
s
2
4/04/1989 A
1
N B53
H
2
7/13/1989 C
1
N S82
S
2
8/08/1989 C
1
N B53
H
2
8/09/1989 C
1
N S82
s
2
8/09/1989 B
1
N B53
H
2
8/10/1989 C
1
N S82
S
2
8/10/1989 C
1
N B53
H
2
8/11/1989 C
1
N S82
S
2
8/11/1989 C
1 P N B53
H
2
8/12/1989 C
1
N S82
S
2
8/14/1989 C
1
N B53
H
2
8/15/1989 B
1
N S82
H
2
8/16/1989 C
1
N S82
H
2
8/17/1989 C
1
N S82
S
2
8/17/1989 B
1
N B53
H
2
8/18/1989 C
1 P N =32
H
2
9/07/1989 C
4
N S82
H
2
9/16/1989 C
1
N
S
2 12/08/1989 A
1
N B53
H
2 12/09/1989 C
1
N S82
H
2 12/12/1989 C
1
N S82
H 2 3/03/1989 D 4 P R D77
H 2 1/05/1989 D
H 2 1/31/1989 B
4 N
5 N
S 2 11/29/1989 A 6 U
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CONVENTION OF CHROME DOMES
BALDNESS
SEE ALSO BALD-HEADED MEN OF AMERICA
SEE ALSO HAIR
SEE ALSO ROGAINE
UNC PROFJ MANY BALDING MEN HAVE ALTERNATIVE
COMMON MEDICATIONS SOMETIMES CAUSE BALDNESS
MEDICATION MAY ALSO HAVE BENEFITS FOR BALDING WOMEN
DRUG FIGHTING BALDNESS HAS PROVED TO BE A FLOP/THE PEOPLE'S PHARMACY
BALLET CONTEMPORANEO DEL TEATRO SAN MARTIN
ECONOMIC CRISIS MAY FORCE BALLET GROUP TO MISS ADF
ARGENTINE DANCERS TRY TO RAISE AIRFARE TO ATTEND ADF DEBUT
COMPANY'S COMING
ARGENTINE BALLET COMPANY TO PERFORM
ARGENTINE DANCERS TO MAKE IT TO DURHAM
SHAPES OF THE INNER EXPERIENCE; SOUTH AMERICANS BRING A VISION...
COMPANY FROM ARGENTINA MAKES IT TO DURHAM
HOST FAMILIES NEEDED FOR DANCERS
TANGO DANCERS OFFER STILLETO FLICKS OF SEXUAL DRAMA
ARGENTINA'S BALLET CONTEMPORANEO EMBODIES SPIRIT OF THE TANGO
FORMS OF TANGO HIGHLIGHT PERFORMANCES OF ARGENTINES
BALLOONS
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS. BALLOON
SEE ALSO HOT AIR BALLOONS
100 AND COUNTING
BALLOON POPS IN ON RETIRED TEACHER
RESEARCHER SAYS BALLOONS DANGEROUS TO TURTLES
A CAUSE FOR THE TAKING
DEFLATING PENTAGON'S BALLOONS
'NATIONAL NIGHT OUT'
STATE WON'T PROVIDE BALLOONS TO PROGRAMS
BALLOONS, HOT AIR
SEE HOT AIR BALLOONS
BALTIMORE ORIOLES
SEE ALSO BASEBALL
ORIOLES INSPIRE THEIR FANS
BAMBINO LEAGUE
SEE BABE RUTH LEAGUE
BANANAS
BANANAS IN DURHAM - NOW YOU'VE HEARD IT
BANDS (MUSIC)
SEE ALSO N.C. SHOWCASE
THE BIG BREAK? N.C. SHOWCASE GIVES MUSICIANS A SHOT AT RECORDING...
BANGLADESH
BROADCASTERS GET TASTE OF U.S. TELEVISION
BANJOS
LOCAL BANJO PLAYER PICKS HIS WAY INTO BIGTIME BLUEGRASS
BANK DEPOSITS
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H 2 9/09/1989 A 4 E
S 2 3/27/1989 C 1 N
S 2 4/05/1989 C 4 U
H 2 4/25/1989 C 14 N C60
S 2 5/31/1989 A 10 U
S
2
6/09/1989 C
4 N
S
2
6/15/1989 A
16 N
S
2
6/22/1989 D
3 P F B71
s
2
6/23/1989 A
10 N
H
2
6/25/1989 B
3 N
H
2
6/26/1989 B
1 P F Zll
s
2
6/29/1989 D
4 P F B71
H
2
6/30/1989 C
4 N Bll
H
2
7/01/1989 C
3 R L59
S
2
7/01/1989 A
11 P R L34
H
2
7/02/1989 B
10 R L59
S
2
2/14/1989 A
2 P P S76
S
2
4/15/1989 A
1 P N S92
H
2
5/08/1989 B
5 N
CHH 1
5/11/1989 A
4 E
H
2
8/02/1989 A
4 E
H
2
8/09/1989 C
2 P P S73
CHH 1 10/18/1989 A
3 N
S 2 10/04/1989 A 4 E
H 2 10/22/1989 E 14 P U
H 2 6/01/1989 B 1 P F Zll
CHH 1 8/09/1989 A 3 N
H 2 7/07/1989 D 6 P F
BANK FAILURES
SEE BANKS, U.S.
FAILURES
BANK MERGERS
SEE MERGERS AND TAKEOVERS
BANK ROBBERY, CHAPEL HILL
1ST UNION BANK ROBBED MONDAY
CHH 1 1/31/1989 A
N M20
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SUSPECT ELUDES CHASE; MAN RESEMBLING 1ST UNION ROBBER SEEN NEAR MALL CHH
POLICE NAB SUSPECT IN RECENT ROBBERIES CHH
BANK ROBBERY. DURHAM
SEE ALSO ARMED ROBBERY, DURHAM
SEE ALSO ROBBERY, DURHAM
HAN ROBS CCB BRANCH S
BANK ROBBER ARMED WITH ROCK-IN-BAG FLEES WITH DEPOSIT H
POLICE STILL SEEKING BANK ROBBER S
AGENTS CHASE BUS IN HEIST S
DURHAM BUCKS N.C. BANK ROBBERY TREND S
POLICE LOG/ROBBER HANDS NOTE TO BANK TELLER, WALKS AWAY WITH MONEY H
FBI AGENTS CHARGE DURHAM MAN WITH CCB BANK ROBBERY S
ARREST MADE IN JUNE 13 BANK ROBBERY/POLICE LOG H
CRIHESTOPPER H
ROBBER HOLDS UP SOUTH SQUARE CCB S
MAN BREAKS THROUGH BANK HALL, ROBS TELLERS AT GUNPOINT H
POLICE LOG/HAN SNATCHES BANK MONEY WALKS AUAY H
BANK ROBBERY. N.C.
SEE ALSO ARMED ROBBERY, N.C.
SEE ALSO ROBBERY, N.C.
BURLINGTON MAN SOUGHT IN ROBBERY H
SUSPECT IN BURLINGTON BANK HOLDUP SURRENDERS H
2 SUSPECTS SURRENDER; CHARGED IN BURLINGTON BANK ROBBERY H
DURHAM BUCKS N.C. BANK ROBBERY TREND S
SUSPECTED BANK ROBBERS ARRESTED H
2 DURHAM MEN ARE CHARGED WITH MORRISVILLE BANK HOLDUP 8
BANKERS, DURHAM
BANKING OFFICIALS IN STATE OPPOSE FEE FOR DEPOSITORS
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1 2/01/1989 A
1 2/04/1989 A
2 6/13/1989 A
2 6/14/1989 C
2 6/14/1989 B
2 6/15/1989 A
2 6/24/1989 A
2 9/28/1989 C
2 10/04/1989 A
2 10/05/1989 C
2 10/09/1989 B
2 10/10/1989 A
2 10/11/1989 C
2 12/16/1989 C
3 P N M70
3 P N S17
3/10/1989
3/17/1989
3/24/1989
6/24/1989
7/22/1989
7/22/1989
N
N M51
N T37
N
N M06
N M51
N B53
N M51
N
N B53
N M51
N R63
N
N
NH60
N M06
P T37
N B53
H 2 1/27/1989 C 1 N C47
BANKERS, N.C.
SEE ALSO BANKS. N.C.
SEE ALSO CENTRAL CAROLINA BANK & TRUST CO.
SEE ALSO FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK OF N.C. (DIVISION OF FIRST UNION CORP.)
SEE ALSO N.C. NATIONAL BANK
SEE ALSO WACHOVIA BANK AND TRUST CO.
BANKERS, ECONOMISTS EXPECTING SLOWER GROWTH THIS YEAR H
SAVINGS, LOAN OFFICIALS LIKE BUSH PLAN, BUT BANKERS DON'T H
1/19/1989 C
2/08/1989 C
N A54
N C47
BANKING REGULATIONS
SEE ALSO REGULATORY AGENCIES
PRICE CO-SPONSORS MEASURE CONCERNING SAVINGS ACCOUNTS
BANKRUPTCY
EVERYTHING MUST GO; BUSINESS SWIFT FOR LOGOS BANKRUPTCY SALE, AUCTION
TRUSTEE NAMED TO OVERSEE HAYTI CORP.
BANKRUPTCY ATTORNEY: HAYTI STORE UNLIKELY TO REOPEN
HAYTI STORE STUDIES BAILOUT PLAN
LAWYER RECOMMENDS DISSOLVING HAYTI FIRM
COURT: DISSOLVE HAYTI STORE'S ASSETS
U.S. BANKRUPTCY COURT JUDGE ORDERS HAYTI HARDWARE STORE ASSETS SOLD
YAEGER SEEKS SALE OF HAYTI FIRM ASSETS
WHITE*. HAYTI STORE TO STUDY BANKRUPTCY POSSIBILITIES
WHITE SEEKS FEDERAL ANTIDOTE TO HAYTI BANKRUPTCY RULING
HAYTI BANKRUPTCY SALE ON DESPITE OBJECTION
NAT WHITE FAILS TO FILE OBJECTION TO HARDWARE SALE
BANKRUPTCY SALE SET TO GO, BUT WHITE VOWS CHALLENGE
SALE TO BEGIN TODAY AT HAYTI HARDWARE STORE
BANKRUPTCY SALE BUSINESS BRISK
BARGAIN SEEKERS BROWSE AT SALE IN BANKRUPT STORE
HAYTI CORP. BANKRUPTCY PLAGUES SISTER COMPANY
HAYTI NEEDS NEW VISION
'LIFETIME' MEMBERS LEFT WITHOUT SPA
LIVINGWELL STILL QUIET ON CLOSING
HAYTI 'S WHITE, WIFE DECLARE BANKRUPTCY
COUNCIL DELAYS VOTE ON HAYTI FIRM LOAN
CHH 1 5/22/1989 A 2 N
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
S 2
1/29/1989
5/16/1989
5/16/1989
5/30/1989
5/31/1989
7/21/1989
7/22/1989
7/22/1989
8/08/1989
8/20/1989
8/21/1989
8/22/1989 B
8/22/1989 B
8/23/1989 C
8/23/1989
8/24/1989
8/29/1989
8/31/1989
10/25/1989
10/29/1989
11/30/1989
11/30/1989 B
N M70
N S69
N M06
N M06
N M06
N H06
N S69
N M06
N M06
N R63
N M06
N R63
N M06
N R63
N M06
N S69
N R63
E
N S17
N S17
N R63
N C61
BANKS, DURHAM
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SEE ALSO SAVINGS ACCOUNTS
SEE ALSO SAVINGS AM) LOAN ASSOCIATIONS, DURHAM (SEE ALSO NAME OF INDIVIDUAL S&L'S)
IMP ACT OF FIRST UNION ACQUISITION NOT FELT IN DURHAM S 2 3/09/1989 A 1 N H65
DURHAM'S FIRST BANKS SPRING FROM BOOMING TOBACCO INDUSTRY S 2 4/19/1989 F 6 C F M06
THE GREAT DEPRESSION CLOSES DURHAM BANKS S 2 4/19/1989 F 6 P F M06
BANKS REVIVE AFTER WWII S 2 4/19/1989 F 7 F M06
NEW ERA OF BANKING RAPIDLY TAKES HOLD IN DURHAM S 2 4/19/1989 F 7 P F M06
SURVEY! FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS MOST COURTEOUS H 2 5/04/1989 C 1 N
LOWERED PRIME RATE HITS TOWN H 2 6/06/1989 C 1 N C47
BANKS CITE HEAVY LOBBY TRAFFIC IN DENYING CHECK-CASHING SERVICE H 2 6/13/1989 C 1 P N C47
BANKS MAY LOWER PRIME LENDING RATE S 2 7/11/1989 C 1 N T77
PRIME RATE REMAINS UNCHANGED S 2 7/12/1989 A 6 N T77
CONSUMERS ENJOY LOWER LENDING RATE S 2 8/03/1989 A 1 N T77
BANKS, N.C.
SEE ALSO BANKERS, N.C.
SEE ALSO CENTRAL CAROLINA BANK i TRUST CO.
SEE ALSO FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANK BOARD
SEE ALSO FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK OF N.C. (DIVISION OF FIRST UNION CORP.)
SEE ALSO LOAN APPLICATIONS
SEE ALSO N.C. NATIONAL BANK
SEE ALSO SAVINGS ACCOUNTS
SEE ALSO WACHOVIA BANK AND TRUST CO.
CAROUNAS BANKS FORESEE CHALLENGES S 2 2/01/1989 A 5 N
FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS BANKING ON HILLSBOROUGH GROWTH CHH 1 3/09/1989 A 1 N R63
INVESTORS BANK ON HIS EXPERIENCE IN STARTING NEW GRANVILLE BUSINESS H 2 4/16/1989 D 6 P N T33
SMALLER N.C. BANKS SEEN MERGER TARGETS H 2 4/26/1989 D 5 N
BANKS, N.C, SALES AND EARNINGS
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, N.C, PROFITS
BANKS IN CAROLINAS PROJECT PROFITABLE 1989
H 2 1/24/1989 A 10 N
BANKS, U.S., FAILURES
LENDING CRISIS IGNORED
TAXPAYERS PUT AT RISK BY BANK DEREGULATION/THOMAS HAVRILESKY
BANNED BOOKS
SEE CENSORSHP
BANNERS
SEE FLAGS
BAPTISTS
SEE ALSO SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTION
SPLIT SEEMS LAST RESORT IN BAPTISTS' MODERATE-CONSERVATIVE FEUD
A FIRST/FIRST BAPTIST TO ORDAIN WOMAN PASTOR
BAR EXAMINATIONS (LAW)
SEE N.C. BAR EXAMINATION
BARBECUE
BARBECUE TO OFFSET KIDNEY TRANSPLANT COSTS
GRILLED FISH IS A-OK
BARBEE ROAD
COMMITTEE BACKS REZONING
H 2 1/14/1989 A
H 2 1/14/1989 A
4 E
4 U
H 2 2/06/1989 D
CHH 1 11/27/1989 A
N
N W57
CHH 1
H 2
3/10/1989 A
7/05/1989 B
3 P N L90
1 P F S56
H 2 2/15/1989 C 8 N
BARBERSHOP QUARTETS
SEE SOCIETY FOR THE PRESERVATION & ENCOURAGEMENT OF BARBERSHOP QUARTET SINGING
BARNES SUPPLY CO
POLICE LOG/MAN ARRESTED AFTER CHASE BY THREE CARS
BARNS
BARN LEANS AS TIME GOES BY
BARNWELL, S.C
CHEN-NUCLEAR DEFENDS ENVIRONMENTAL RECORD
RECORD CLEAN AT BARNWELL SITE, COMPANY, STATE OFFICIALS SAY
H 2 12/08/1989 C 1 N
H 2 5/12/1989 C 4 P P T37
CHH 1 12/16/1989 A
CHH 1 12/16/1989 A
1 P N M25
1 N M25
BARRIER ISLANDS
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SEE ALSO BEACHES, N.C. AND S.C.
SEE ALSO OUTER BANCS, N.C.
PILKEY: BARRIER ISLANDS ASSAULTED, VEGETATION VANISHING S 2 3/11/1989 A 1
HORSES HURT ISLANDS S 2 3/11/1989 A 1
WILD HORSES' GRAZING THREATENS ISLANDS, UNC BIOLOGIST SAYS H 2 3/14/1989 C 7
GEOLOGISTS STUDYING 10 ISLAND BEACHES H 2 6/30/1989 A 12
OCEAN CONTROL IS ROAD TO NOWHERE CHH 1 7/30/1989 A 4
HUGO'S DESTRUCTION 'HAN-MADE AS WELL AS NATURAL '-fILKEY H 2 9/27/1989 C 4
BARLETT DURHAM AWARD
SEE ALSO AWARDS
SEE ALSO HISTORIC PRESERVATION SOCIETY OF DURHAM
PRESERVATION GROUP CITES MOSES FOR WORK ON THEATER S 2 5/04/1989 C 1 P N
MOSES RECEIVES HISTORICAL SOCIETY'S BARTLETT AWARD H 2 5/06/1989 A 11 P N
BASEBALL
SEE ALSO ATLANTA BRAVES
SEE ALSO BABE RUTH LEAGUE
SEE ALSO BALTIMORE ORIOLES
SEE ALSO CAROLINA LEAGUE
SEE ALSO CHICAGO CUBS
SEE ALSO COLLEGE WORLD SERIES
SEE ALSO DIAMOND CHIPS
SEE ALSO EXTRA EFFORT BASEBALL LEAGUE
SEE ALSO KOREA, BASEBALL
SEE ALSO LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL
SEE ALSO LOS ANGELES DODGERS
SEE ALSO MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL, DRAFT
SEE ALSO MEN'S SENIOR BASEBALL LEAGUE
SEE ALSO NEW YORK NETS
SEE ALSO NEW YORK YANKEES
SEE ALSO NORTH DURHAM LITTLE LEAGUE
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 ROTISSERIE BASEBALL
SEE ALSO SOFTBALL
SEE ALSO TEAM U.S.A.
SEE ALSO WILL WYNNE AWARD
arc ALSO WORLD SERIES
ALVAREZ, NL'S OLDEST ROOKIE, MADE MOST OF SHOT WITH BRAVES H 2 2/05/1989 C 9
•CLOWN PRINCE OF BASEBALL' BECOMES A STAR S 2 2/08/1989 B 1
SPRING TRAINING H 2 2/12/1989 B 1
DESPITE COLD, IT'S TIKE FOR ACC BASEBALL H 2 2/12/1989 C 6
•30-SOMETHING' DOESN'T MEAN 'BASEBALL-NOTHING' S 2 2/21/1989 B 5
BYRNE 'DOESN'T UNDERSTAND' WHY HALL OF FAME PASSES ON RIZZUTO H 2 3/05/1989 C 6
BATTER UP IN HOMEYER, TOO H 2 3/13/1989 A 4
SUCCESSFUL SPRING EARNS LILLIQUIST SPOT/AT SPRING TRAINING H 2 3/28/1989 D 1
HETS' DARLING SERVES NOTICE WITH FIVE FLAWLESS INNINGS H 2 3/29/1989 D 1
BRAVES GET RELIEF, BULLS A PITCHER H 2 3/30/1989 D 1
BURLINGAME COULD GET START IN BULLS OPENER H 2 3/30/1989 D 3
BRAVES' BLAUSER BLOSSOMS JUST IN TIME TO GRAB STARTING 2ND BASE POSITION H 2 3/31/1989 B 1
MAKE WAY FOR AVERY IN DURHAM H 2 3/31/1989 B 2
GERALD PERRY HAPPY WITH BRAVES' CHANGES S 2 3/31/1989 D 1
TOMBERLIN: BULLS LOADED IN '89 S 2 3/31/1989 D 3
FOR BROWER, TRADE TO YANKEES PROVIDES OPPORTUNITY H 2 4/01/1989 D 1
STRONG PITCHING STAFF SHOULD BOOST '89 BULLS H 2 4/02/1989 C 1
LEMKE: POWER AT PLATE AS IMPORTANT AS GLOVE H 2 4/03/1989 B 2
OXFORD'S CURRIN GETS A HELPING HAND, MAKES THE MOST OF TRYOUT H 2 4/09/1989 C 2
BATTER UP CHH 1 4/13/1989 A 1
DIAMOND CHIPS S 2 4/15/1989 B 2
IN THIS CASE, SAME NAME DOESN'T MEAN SAKE ROSE H 2 4/16/1989 C 2
SHE'S A BASEBALL JUNKIE WHO GOT WINTER LEAGUE FIX IN DOMINICAN REPUBLIC H 2 4/23/1989 B 1
JOHNSON, KIRK, SIEBERT KEEP FLYING WITH PILOTS H 2 4/23/1989 C 2
CENTER PROVES SPORTS, ACADEMICS BOTH FUN S 2 4/25/1989 C 4
BASEBALL CAMP WILL BE IN JULY S 2 4/25/1989 C 4
FOR THRIFT, PENINSULA IS A STEP ALONG THE WAY/BASEBALL NOTES H 2 4/30/1989 C 2
INDIANS' LEWIS MAKING STRIDES TOWARD SHOT AT CLEVELAND H 2 5/07/1989 C 2
GRIFFEY HAS A 'SWEET' SWING S 2 5/09/1989 A 4
HUNTER MAKING PITCH FOR DIABETES FOUNDATION/BASEBALL NOTES H 2 5/21/1989 C 2
N H65
N
N U80
N
E
N
P N C52
P F G59
P P C45
P N C52
N A76
P N C52
U
P U P75
P U P75
U P75
N P75
P U P75
N P75
N P52
N P52
U P75
U P75
U P75
N C52
P S73
U P52
N C52
U N36
N C52
N A76
U A76
N C52
N C52
E
N C52
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BASEBALL .STATISTICS
CANSECO ON HIS WAY TOWARD ANOTHER FIRST
BASEBALL, TRIPLE-A FRANCHISES
FUTURE OF TRIANGLE BASEBALL HINGES ON COMMITTEE'S DECISION
BASEBALL BATS
THE ALUMINUM BAT HERESY
TEAM USA 'PINGS' OUT ANOTHER BIG WIN, 12-3
BASEBALL CARDS
SEE ALSO BASKETBALL CARDS
SEE ALSO FOOTBALL CARDS
BASEBALL MADNESS; CARD COLLECTORS TAKE OVER UNIVERSITY MALL
BASEBALL CARD COLLECTING NO LONGER JUST FOR FUN
BASEBALL HALL OF FAME
BYRNE 'DOESN'T UNDERSTAND' WHY HALL OF FAME PASSES ON RIZZUTO
BASEBALL'S HALL SHORT ON FAME
BASEBALL PARK, DURHAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM ATHLETIC PARK
SEE ALSO DURHAM BULLS
COUNCIL GETS LOOK AT PROPOSED STADIUM
STADIUM PLANNED FOR YEAR-«OUND USE
RALEIGH STRIKES OUT IN ITS EFFORT TO GET BALLCLUB
WOLFF RELIEVED RALEIGH STRUCK OUT
RULING GIVES BIG BOOST TO TRIANGLE BASEBALL
CAUTION RAISED ON BALLPARK
N E
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STRETCH; SAN FRANCISCO GREAT WILLIE MCCOVEY STILL IN MEMORIES OF MANY
UNLESS ORIOLES PASS ON TOP PITCHER, BRAVES LIKELY TO CRAFT POO HITTER
IN 1990, BASEBALL OWNERS MAY LET SCABS HEAL WOUNDS OF STRIKE
NEXT STOP! COOPERSTOWN
HERTFORD'S HALL OF FAMER
BURLINGAHE'S SIDELINE WORK PAVING WAY FOR HIS RETURN
'CATFISH' HUNTER PITCHING AGAINST DIABETES
CHANGES MAY BE IN STORE FOR CL NEXT SEASON
STATE GAMES BASEBALL GETS BOOST FROM AREA HIGH SCHOOLS
TELEVISION BEGINNING TO MAKE IMPACT ON SEVERAL CAROLINA LEAGUE TEAMS
BASEBALL A 'FUNNY' GAME
BRAVES' EXEC DEWS WORKS FOR RETURN OF TWO MINOR LEAGUERS
BULLS OUTFIELDER TOMBERLIN SWINGING HOTTEST BAT IN THE CAROLINA LEAGUE
CLINE BASEBALL CAMP A BIG 'HIT' WITH YOUNG SLUGGERS
rotisserie: YOU CALL THE SHOTS
THE PRICE IS NOT ALWAYS RIGHT, BUT HE'S STILL CUTTIN' DEALS
POWER AT THE TOP? MARTIN'S ALREADY BEEN THERE
PILOTS DECLARE INDEPENDENCE FROM CL CELLAR/BASEBALL
STIEB CLOSE TO PERFECT
ALL-STAR TV HIT CONTRACT SNARL/BASEBALL
LEVIS IS BACK IN SWING AFTER SHAKY CL START
ROSE SHOULDN'T GET ANOTHER BASEBALL JOB
ROSE NOT BIGGEST THREAT TO INTEGRITY OF BASEBALL
ASTROS ARE UNDEFEATED IN AYAA
LODGEK, TROKBLY PROVE SCOUTS RIGHT AFTER DRAFT
MERRILL: SERIES FOR A-LEAGUE TITLE 'A NATURAL '/BASEBALL
VIDEO LENDS BASEBALL COACHING TIPS
ORIOLES INSPIRE THEIR FANS
NBC, SCULLY MAKE ERROR
BASEBALL LEGEND KEEPING BUSY WITH UPDATING HIS BOARD GAME, WRITING
AARON'S MOVE UP MAKES ROOM FOR DEWS IN MINOR LEAGUE
BASEBALL, PITCHERS
NIEKRO BACK AT HOME WITH BRAVES
NOLAN RYAN: 'THE NATURAL'
BASEBALL, SALARY ARBITRATIONS
SEE ALSO SALARIES, U.S.
SEE ALSO SPORTS, REVENUES
IN 1990, BASEBALL OWNERS MAY LET SCABS HEAL WOUNDS OF STRIKE
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7/07/1989
7/09/1989
7/23/1989
7/25/1989
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7/28/1989 B
7/30/1989 B
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8/13/1989 C
8/20/1989 B
8/25/1989 A
8/25/1989 A
8/29/1989 C
9/03/1989 B
9/10/1989 C
10/03/1989
10/04/1989
10/06/1989
10/21/1989
12/17/1989
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U D18
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U D18
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N P75
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N P75
N P73
N M06
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S 2 8/23/1989 B 2 U F25
H 2 5/28/1989 C 3 U M14
S 2 3/04/1989 A 4 E
H 2 1/11/1989 D 1 P N C52
H 2 8/02/1989 A 4 E
H 2 8/11/1989 B 1 N P75
CHH 1 4/08/1989 A 1 P N M70
H 2 7/26/1989 D 1 U M88
H 2 3/05/1989 C 6 P N C52
S 2 7/25/1989 D 1 U F25
1/28/1989
1/28/1989
2/02/1989
2/02/1989
2/03/1989
2/21/1989
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MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
N.C. MUTUAL SLOWS BALLPARK PLAN
A SOLVABLE PROBLEM
MUTUAL DEFENDS BUILDING SWAP) SAYS TAX RECORDS ON DEAL OUTDATED
WEBB OFFICIAL 'UNAWARE' OF BUILDING OFFER
LAND-SWAP PLAN UNFAIR
MUTUAL IS WILLING TO TRADE LAND, BACK REDEVELOPMENT
COUNCILMEN CLASH ON MUTUAL DEAL
MUTUAL, COUNCIL'S CAMPBELL DISAGREE ON BALLPARK'S EFFECT
WOLFF CALLS BALLPARK KEY TO REVITALHATION
BATTER UP IN MOMEYER, TOO
BALLPARK PRICE ESTIMATED BY CITY AT $16.5 MILLION
BILLS' FUTURE AT RISK? LEADERS NEED TO BRING STADIUM PROPOSALS TO FORE
PLAN MAY CLEAR WAY FOR GLAXO DOWNTOWN
IMMEDIATE ACTION UW£D ON BALLPARK
PLAY BALL-IN NEW PARK
HAYTI SITE SHOULD BE CONSIDERED
GOOD PLANS CAN SELL TAXPAYERS ON BALLPARK
COUNTY BOARD DISCUSSES BALLPARK, DOUBLE TAXATION
INSIGHT/WHITHER THE BULLS?
BASEBALL STADIUM OPTIONS
COMMISSIONERS SUPPORT SPECIAL TAX DISTRICT
BASEBALL FANS VOTE BY CROWDS
BRIGGS AVENUE TRACT LISTED AS POSSIBLE BALL PARK SITE
CITY, COUNTY CONSIDER NEW BULLS BALLPARK
BASEBALL PARK SITE SUGGESTION NO. 4 MADE BY WITTENBERG
DELAY ON NEW BALLPARK COULD BE COSTLY ERROR
DURHAM STADIUM PROJECT, TOUCHING ALL THE BASES... (AD)
MOST MINOR LEAGUE BALL CLUBS LOSE MONEY, EXPERT SAYS
EXPERT SAYS NEW BALLPARK WILL LOSE MONEY
NEW PARK NO PROMISE OF TRIPLE A BASEBALL
COUNTY, CITY BOTH SET DEADLINES ON FINANCING METHOD OF STADIUM
DURHAM STADIUM PROJECT (AD)
2 COMMISSIONERS EXPRESS RELUCTANCE ON STADIUM (CORRECTED 5-24-89)
TREYBURN CABLEVISION GETS CABLE FRANCHISE
CLEARING THE RECORD
PUT DURHAM ISSUES IN PERSPECTIVE
RALEIGH BASEBALL PROMOTER SAYS DURHAM AD FOULS OUT
BULLS FANS KEEP GUARD UP
CORPORATIONS PLEDGE $15.5 MILLION TO STADIUM
CITY, COUNTY FACE DECISIONS ON FINANCING NEW STADIUM
NEW TACK FOR HAYTI
PAYBACK WORRIES BELL, MRS. HERON AFTER CORPORATE LOAN OFFER ON PARK
STUDY BALLPARK OPTIONS
SOUND OFF
DURHAM OFFICIALS TO RECOMMEND FINANCING PLAN FOR FASEBALL STADIUM
DAVIS: DURHAM MUST KEEP 'MOVING UP AND MOVING ON'
OFFICIALS SIDESTEP VOTE ON BALLPARK
BULLS FANS TAKE POLITICS BY THE HORN
DURHAM WON'T GET BALLPARK VOTE
•SOUND OFF' FUTILE
SOME FEAR PRIVATE CONTROL OVER BALLPARK PLANS
GOOD STEP TOWARD BALLPARK
S0UND-0FF5 LET'S TALK BASEBALL
UNSCIENTIFIC READERS' TALLY IS IN. DURHAM ATHLETIC PARK SEEMS...
DURHAM CONSIDERS RENOVATING BALLPARK
DURHAM CONSIDERS RENOVATING BALLPARK
TICKETS TO COST MORE
AGING BALL PARK LINKS BASEBALL'S PAST, PRESENT
EXPECT NEW STADIUM SITEi APPLAUD REEXAMINATION OF DURHAM ATHLETIC PARK
FIND DURHAM'S BEST DEAL
SHOULD PUBLIC SPEND $25 MILLION FOR PARKING DECKS AT AMERICAN TOBACCO?
POWELL TO PROPOSE BASEBALL PARK SITE
FORD DEALER'S SITE NO. 1 CHOICE FOR STADIUM
POWELL! DURHAM BALLPARK PLANS 'ON'
CANDIDATE OPPOSES CITY MONEY FOR NEW STADIUM
SURVEYS ONLY ONE CANDIDATE FOR PUBLIC-FINANCED STADIUM
CHAMBER: DECIDE THIS MONTH ON BALLPARK
DECISION ON NEW STADIUM THIS MONTH URGED BY CHAMBER
CITY-COUNTY STADIUM SESSION MAY BALK OVER LOOSE ENDS
PLAY BALL! STADIUM MEETING IS SET FOR TONIGHT
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2/23/1989
3/01/1989
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3/13/1989
3/23/1989
3/30/1989
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4/11/1989
4/16/1989
4/24/1989
4/25/1989
4/27/1989
4/27/1989
4/27/1989
4/28/1989
4/29/1989
5/07/1989 B
5/12/1989 C
5/12/1989
5/16/1989
5/17/1989
5/18/1989
5/23/1989
5/23/1989
5/24/1989
5/29/1989
5/31/1989
6/03/1989
6/09/1989
6/09/1989
6/10/1989
6/10/1989
6/20/1989
6/25/1989
6/27/1989
6/27/1989
6/28/1989
6/28/1989
6/28/1989
6/29/1989
6/29/1989
7/02/1989
7/02/1989
7/08/1989
7/12/1989
7/12/1989
7/12/1989
7/12/1989
7/17/1989
7/26/1989
8/20/1989
8/29/1989
8/30/1989
9/13/1989
9/15/1989
10/07/1989
10/12/1989
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10/18/1989
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L P BYL
N H70
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MN S69
N S69
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N S69
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N S69
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N H70
N A54
E
E
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N A54
DF A20
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N A54
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P N S69
MN P52
N N36
E
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N R63
N A76
P N T77
P N C47
DA
N S69
N H65
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N C47
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N S69
NH65
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PN R63
P P K30
N C61
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M N M88
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N E33
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NONTHLY/
ANNUAL
1/01/1989
INDEX B
12/31/1989
Y SUBJECTS
N E
P D — DATE-
COUNTY BOARD ENDORSES VOTE ON BALLPARK BONDS H 2 10/19/1989 A
DURHAM COUNTY OKS STADIUM REFERENDUM S 2 10/19/1989 C
CHAMBER! DELAY ON STADIUM COULD MEAN BULLS UILL LEAVE S 2 10/19/1989 C
FOR BULLS' STADIUM, IT'S A BRAND NEW BALL GAME H 2 10/20/1989 A
NEW BALLPARK IS GIANT STEP H 2 10/20/1989 B
STADIUM PROJECT CHIEF OPTIMISTIC S 2 10/20/1989 A
STADIUM REFERENDUM BIG POLITICAL GAMBLE S 2 10/20/1989 A
STADIUM LEADERSHIP NEEDED H 2 10/22/1989 D
CITY'S NEW BALLPARK FOULS OUT WITH VOTERS IN SURVEY H 2 11/12/1989 A
BALLPARK NEEDS CONCENSUS H 2 11/14/1989 A
WOLFF STALKS BALLPARK SITE S 2 11/14/1989 A
DOWNTOWN SITE PICKED FOR NEW BALLPARK H 2 11/15/1989 A
DOWNTOWN SITE PICKED FOR NEW BALLPARK/UNIVERSITY FORD LOCATION GETS NOD H 2 11/15/1989 A
JENKINS DEFENDS VOTE ON STADIUM REFERENDUM H 2 11/16/1989 A
NEW BULLS BALLPARK WILL HAVE OLD PARKING WOES H 2 11/16/1989 A
REGIONAL STADIUM PLAN IS MORE THAN THREAT S 2 11/16/1989 A
LET'S KEEP THE BULLS H 2 11/17/1989 A
BULLS OR NOT, REGIONAL COMPLEX FOR SPORTS REMAINS 'ON TRACK' H 2 11/18/1989 C
TWO VOTES AREN'T NEEDED H 2 11/20/1989 A
COUNTY SEEKS TAX-EXEMPT BONDS FOR NEW BALLPARK S 2 11/28/1989 A
BALLPARK REFERENDUM STEP CLOSER IN DURHAM H 2 11/29/1989 C
FINAL COSTS IMPORTANT TO GETTING STADIUM OK S 2 12/08/1989 A
POTENTIAL SITE FOUND FOR UNIVERSITY FORD H 2 12/20/1989 A
COUNCIL DELAYS UNIVERSITY FORD REZONING HEARING H 2 12/29/1989 C
COUNCIL FRETS ABOUT BALLPARK REZONING RUSH S 2 12/29/1989 C
BASIC EDUCATION PROGRAM
SEE SCHOOLS, N.C., CURRICULUM
SEE SCHOOLS, N.C., REFORM
BASKETBALL
SEE ALSO ALL ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE BASKETBALL TEAM
SEE ALSO COLLEGE BASKETBALL
SEE ALSO DURHAM POLICE DEPT., BASKETBALL TEAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM RECREATION DEPT,, BASKETBALL
SEE ALSO GIRLS' BASKETBALL (GENERAL HEADING)
SEE ALSO ITALY, BASKETBALL
SEE ALSO NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO OLYMPICS, BASKETBALL (MEN)
SEE ALSO PREP TEAMS, BASKETBALL (BOYS) (SEE ALSO HEADINGS UNDER INDIVIDUAL SCHOOLS)
SEE ALSO SOVIET UNION, BASKETBALL
SEE ALSO WOMEN'S BASKETBALL (GENERAL; SEE ALSO HEADINGS UNDER EACH SCHOOL)
SEE ALSO YOUTH SPORTS (ADOLESCENT SPORTS)
SMITH NOT SHARING SECRET OF UNC LINEUP H 2 1/15/1989 C
QUEST FOR SPACE SENDS EAGLES PACKING H 2 1/22/1989 C
1977-78 BLUE DEVILS ARE FEINSTEIN'S LATEST SUBJECT/BASKETBALL NOTES H 2 1/29/1989 C
WINTER OVERSHADOWED CHH 1 1/30/1989 A
WHO'S THIS MICHAEL JORDAN GUY, ANYWAY? H 2 1/31/1989 B
GREENSBORO FIGHTING FOR FUTURE BASKETBALL H 2 2/05/1989 C
BASKETBALL TOURNEY FEVER HITS DURHAM S 2 2/07/1989 D
FOR ADDING COLOR TO THE PICTURE, MCGUIRE WINS OVER PACKER, VITALE H 2 2/12/1989 C
OAK GROVE YOUTH BASKETBALL TEAM CHAMPS HONORED S 2 2/21/1989 B
FIRE DEPARTMENT BASKETBALL TEAM DEFEATS LAWMEN H 2 2/22/1989 C
hCDONALD'S ALL-AMERICA STATUS OFTEN STEP TOWARD STARDOM H 2 2/26/1989 C
FIREFIGHTERS OUT-SHOOT LAW ENFORCERS S 2 2/28/1989 D
OAK GROVE BOYS, BETHESDA GIRLS WIN AT HOOPS S 2 3/14/1989 B
SOUTH DURHAM ANNOUNCES ITS TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS S 2 4/04/1989 D
ST. PATRICK'S TOURNEY CHAMPS S 2 4/04/1989 D
DURHAM IS CITY OF CHAMPIONS S 2 4/04/1989 D
COACHES HIT THE RECRUITING TRAIL H 2 4/09/1989 C
DON'T USE PRO PLAYERS FOR QUICK OLYMPIC FIX S 2 4/10/1989 A
WHIPPOORWILL'S KNICKS, BULLS WIN S 2 4/11/1989 D
HACKNEY PRAISED FOR HOOP SKILLS CHH 1 4/22/1989 A
CHESTNUT BRANCHES OUT WITH TRIANGLE ALL-STARS S 2 5/09/1989 B
BIG MONEY OVERRIDING ACADEMIC FOCUS H 2 5/14/1989 C
CCB HOOPSTERS S 2 5/16/1989 B
YOUTH BASKETBALL LEAGUE SEASON ENDS S 2 5/16/1989 B
5 TO 6-YEAR-OLD CHAMPS S 2 6/13/1989 C
7 TO 8-YEAR-OLD CHAMPS S 2 6/13/1989 C
•B' DIVISION WINJCRS S 2 6/13/1989 C
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N M14
N M14
P T44
P L38
N M14
N A76
N M14
P T32
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N A76
N A76
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U A76
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-LX630-
HONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/1989
INDEX BY
12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
NO ONE REASON PROMPTED HENDERSON DECISION
HARD TO TELL UOLFPACK WITHOUT A PROGRAM/BASKETBALL
TEAMS WORKING THROUGH FLURRY OF MINOR INJURIES IN PRACTICE
ODOM, DEMON DEACONS WELCOME ROGERS ABOARD
BROWN CARRIES ON TAR HEEL TRADITION WITH SAN ANTONIO
AN ALMOST PERFECT DAY FOR SOME HOOP
BASKETBALL/IMC RECRUITING CLASS RATED TOPS IN NATION
RICE'S SHOT ONLY LATEST TO GUN DOWN "LEFTY" IN DUEL WITH SMITH
HURLEY ONE OF FEW FRESH(MAN) FACES IN DEVILS' LINEUP
THE BREY-MULLEN CONNECTION LEADS TO BLUE DEVILS
COACHES LEARN ROPES THROUGH ACC BASKETBALL
BASKETBALL CAMPS
SEE ALSO TOMMY AMAKER BASKETBALL ACADEMY
BASKETBALL NOT ONLY THING ON THIS AGENDA
BASKETBALL CARDS
SEE ALSO BASEBALL CARDS
SEE ALSO FOOTBALL CARDS
SUCCESS IS 'IN THE CARDS'
BASKETMAKING
CHEROKEE BASKETHAKER TO GIVE DEMONSTRATIONS
A 200-YEAR-OLD CRAFT
'WOVEN TIES' AT STAGVILLE TODAY
BASKETS
BASKETS WEAVE A SPELL
BASTILLE DAY
SEE ALSO FRANCE
STORMING THE BASTILLE
'PIEDMONT PARIS' MARKS BASTILLE DAY
BATMAN
BATMAN! CAPO CRUSADER GOES BACK TO COMICS MOLD
CONFESSIONS OF A GROWNUP BAFAN
CAPED CRUSADER STRIKES
KEATON MISCAST AS BATMAN
IT'S A BATHIT! NICHOLSON JOKER STEALS THE SHOW IN ATMOSPHERIC... FILM
NICHOLSON'S JOKER GETS THE LAST BATLAUGH
HOLY HALL!
BATON ROUGE. LOUISIANA
AREA FACES OIL PRICE INCREASES
BATON TWIRLING
SEE ALSO CAROLINA ALL-STAR TWIRLERS
BATON TWIRLER OVERCOMES INJURY TO WIN COMPETITION
TOP TWIRLERS
BATS
OVERDUE BATS TAKEN IN STRIDE AT LOCAL LIBRARY
BATTELLE MEMORIAL INSTITUTE (INCLUDES PACIFIC NW & COLUMBUS LABORATORIES)
RESEARCH 6 DEVELOPMENT; STUDY INDICATES SLIGHT INCREASE DURING 1989...
BATTERED UOMEjN
SEE ALSO CHANGE (A MEN'S COUNSELING PROGRAM ON DOMESTIC VIOLENCE)
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 ORANGE/DURHAM COALITION FOR BATTERED WOMEN
SEE ALSO PRO-ARREST POLICY
SEE ALSO RAPE, U.S.
SEE ALSO SEXUAL ASSAULTS
BATTERED-WOMEN ADVOCATES LAUD NATIONAL PLAN
PHYSICIANS SHOULD LOOK FOR MORE ABUSE CASES
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2 9/03/1989 B 2
2 10/29/1989 C 2
2 11/05/1989 C 2
2 11/08/1989 D 1
CHH 1 11/10/1989 A 3
H 2 11/19/1989 C 2
H 2 11/26/1989 C 2
H 2 12/03/1989 C 2
H 2 12/17/1989 C 2
H 2 12/24/1989 C 2
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S 2 12/12/1989 C 4 P N C09
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H 2 7/18/1989 A
H 2 8/06/1989 E
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6 PP K30
10 P N
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S 2 7/14/1989 B
CHH 1 7/16/1989 A
6/22/1989 B
6/22/1989 B
6/29/1989 D
6/29/1989 D
6/30/1989 D
7/21/1989 D
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1/01/1989
INDEX B
12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
BEACHES. N.C. AND 3.C., PUBLIC ACCESS
SEE ALSO COASTAL DEVELOPMENT, N.C.
BEACH ACCESS HINGES ON LEGISLATURE
THE B&¥3 (FILM)
"DAD,- "THE BEAR"/CARRY SOME TISSUES
BEAR WRESTLING
TERRIBLE TED THE BEAR WRESTLING AGAIN
BEARS
SEE ALSO TEDDY BEARS
CAGED BLACK BEARS ON CHEROKEE RESERVATION SPARK COMPLAINTS
PETA HEAVY-HANDED IN CHEROKEE
BEAT DOOK PARADE
SEE W.SO PARADES
BEAT DUKE PARADE SLATED FOR FRIDAY
DOOK DOLL
NUKE »EM
BEAUFORT, N.C.
CHANCES 'DICEY' FOR BEACHED UHALES
MOTHER PYGHY WHALE DIES; RESCUERS SHIFT FOCUS TO CALF
ORPHANED WHALE CALF LOSES STRUGGLE TO LIVE
D — DATE-
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BREAKING VIOLENCE CYCLEj ORANGE/DURHAM COALITION HELPS VICTIMS...
PROTECT BATTERED WOMEN
FOX CALLS VICTIMS' ADVOCATE GOOD IDEA
BATTERED WOMEN MEED HELP IN COURT SYSTEM
WORKING AGAINST DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
WHEN WILL THE ABUSE END?
WOMEN, CHILDREN FOCUS OF 4 FORUMS
BATTERED WOMEN TELL THEIR STORIES IN CHAPEL HILL
D.A. FOX TO SPEAK AT RIGHTS HEARING
MOORE SAYS JOLLY WILL BE 'NATIONAL LANDMARK' CASE
MAN CHARGED WITH ATTACK USING HAMMER
BATTLE Of GUILFORD COURTHOUSE
REVOLUTIONARY WAR BATTLE SHIFTED TO WAKE FOREST FOR JULY 4
BATTLE OF THE BULGE
CHRISTMAS SPIRIT OVERCOMES WAR
BATTLEFIELD BAND
THE BATTLEFIELD BAND FROM SCOTLAND PERFORMS.. .AT THE ARTSCENTER
BEACHES. N.C. AND S.C.
SEE ALSO BARRIER ISLANDS
SEE ALSO CAROLINA COASTAL CELEBRATION
SEE ALSO COASTAL DEVELOPMENT, N.C.
SEE ALSO OUTER BANKS, N.C.
CLEANUP HIGHLIGHTS PROBLEM
PRICE IS HIGH FOR OCEAN-FRONT LIVING
PILKEY: BARRIER ISLANDS ASSAULTED; VEGETATION VANISHING
HORSES HURT ISLANDS
BEACHES WILL SURVIVE US
GARDNER CALLS FOR ACTION TO SAVE BRIDGE
DUKE PROFESSORS U.S. ERRS ON COST OF RESANDING BEACHES
CAROLINA COASTAL CELEBRATION SLATED THIS WEEKEND IN RALEIGH
LEGISLATORS ARE PREPARING MEASURES TO REGULATE INFECTIOUS MEDICAL WASTE
FOR DUKE RESEARCHER, BEACH REBUILDING GOES AGAINST THE GRAIN
ARMY ESTIMATES ON BEACH WORK FAR OFF— PILKEY
CLEANER BEACHES BEST AWARD FOR TRASH EFFORT
INSIGHT/PRESERVING SHORELINES FOR FUTURE GENERATIONS
PILKEY; HUGO MAY SPUR BEACH PROTECTION
HURRICANE HUGO IS ECHO OF PILKEY'S CALL
BATTLE OVER BEACHFRONT PROTECTION
VOLUNTEERS SWEEP N.C. BEACHES CLEAN
H 2
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
5/11/1989
9/18/1989
10/02/1989
10/02/1989
10/03/1989
10/04/1989
10/06/1989
10/10/1989
10/12/1989
10/15/1989
10/18/1989
10/25/1989
S 2
CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
S 2
2/18/1989
2/26/1989
3/11/1989
3/11/1989
3/13/1989
3/14/1989 B
3/15/1989 C
4/06/1989
4/07/1989
4/16/1989
4/29/1989
7/25/1989
7/30/1989
9/25/1989
9/26/1989
10/03/1989
10/04/1989
E
G
L
N C62
E
E
L
N S17
N W57
N S17
N S17
N U57
H 2 7/01/1989 C
S 2 12/14/1989 A
S 2 4/06/1989 D
3 N H60
6 P F
6 P P
E
E
N H65
N
E
N
N
N H60
N
N
N
E
F
N S92
E
E
E
H 2 8/06/1989 B 4 N
H 2 11/10/1989 D 16 R S92
H 2 1/18/1989 D 10 N
H 2 3/18/1989 C
CHH 1 9/10/1989 A
CHH 1 11/15/1989 A 3 N
CHH 1 11/18/1989 A 1 P P L38
CHH 1 11/18/1989 A 2 P P L38
H 2 8/16/1989 C
H 2 8/19/1989 A
H 2 8/20/1989 C
1 N S22
1 N S22
1 N S22
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HUNGER POSSIBLY KILLED BABY WHALE
BEAUSOLIEL (MUSIC GROUP)
CAJUN FLAVOR
HE CAN COOK ONSTAGE AND OFF
BEAUTIFICATION PROGRAMS
age ALSO DURHAM AWARD
CHAMBER'S NEW 'DURHAM AWARD' WILL HONOR BEAUTIFYING WORK
BEAUTILLION HILITAIRE LEADERSHIP TRAINING AND SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMME
SEE ALSO KAPPA ALPHA PSI
FRATERNITY TO HONOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
BEAUX ARTS BALL
ARTS GROUP CELEBRATES 25 YEARS
ELEGANT BALL
S I T
N E ELY
P D — DATE — C -fG L P BYL
H 2 8/23/1989 C 3 P N S22
8/24/1989 D
8/24/1989 D
1 P P T32
2 D F B71
S 2 5/02/1989 C 1 N
H 2 5/08/1989 A 10 N
BEAVERS
SOME THINGS YOU WANTED TO KNOW ABOUT BEAVERS, BUT DIDN'T ASK H
PLANNED PARENTHOOD PRACTICED FOR 30 BEAVERS IN CHAPEL HILL H
BURGEONING BEAVER POPULATION GNAWS AT DURHAM H
BEAVERS GET 'REPRIEVE'; WHLOWKAVEN SAYS IT WON'T KILL HARMLESS CRITTERS H
FATE OF CLUB'S BEAVERS TO BE DECIDED BY GROUP H
R.B. WILLIAMS EARNS AWARDS H
3/07/1989 A
3/07/1989 B
2/05/1989 B
4/02/1989 B
8/03/1989 A
8/04/1989 A
8/08/1989 A
8/10/1989 A
6 P P C45
2 P P C45
U N36
N
N S&9
N S69
N S69
E
BEAZER PLC
SHILOH CHURCH SUES OVER WELL-PROTECTION PLAN
BECTCN, DICKINSON AND CO.
HEALTH-CARE COMPANY DELAYS PLANT OPENING
GLUT OF PLASTIC GLOVES SNAGS TREYBURN PLANT
BEDSORES
STUDY OF BED SORES INCLUDES AREA PATIENTS
BEECHAM GROUP PLC
BRITISH COMPANY STUDIES RTP SITE
FIRM STILL WEIGHING MOVE TO TRIANGLE
FIRM'S PLANS FOR U.S. DIVISION ARE 'ON HOLD'
BEEF
SEE ALSO FOOD
SEE ALSO LIVESTOCK
SEE ALSO NEAT
SEE ALSO NATIONAL BEEF COOKOUT
CATTLEMAN CARVES 'ALTERNATIVE' NICHE IN AREA MARKET
BEEP BALL
SEE ALSO BLIND
SEE ALSO SOFTBALL
'BEEP BALL' FOR VISUALLY IMPAIRED COMES TO DURHAM
BEEP BEEP: MOVE OVER BASEBALL FANS, HERE COMES SOMETHING NEW.
BEER
SEE ALSO ALCOHOL
SEE ALSO TRIANGLE'S UNABASHED HOMEBREWERS
SEE ALSO WINE
BEER STING NETS 29 FOR SALE TO MINORS
COMMITTEE REJECTS BAN OF OPEN BEER CONTAINERS IN CARS
FOR TWO CENTS, SENATE WOULD HIKE N.C. TAX ON BEER
PLAN WOULD RAISE TAX ON BEER CAN A PENNY
WEEPING RADISH WINS BEER CONTEST
WHEN HOMEBREWERS COMPETE, THEY DON'T FOOL AROUND
STING SNARES 27 FOR SELLING BEER
POLICE LOG/POLICE BEER "STING" SNARES 27 STORE CLERKS
POLICE LOG/UNDERCOVER YOUTH REFUSED BEER, BUT CLERK ARRESTED
DUCKING BULLETS, TEMPER
POLICE LOG/MAN FAKING LEG INJURY STEALS PURSE
H 2 7/08/1989 C 1 N K65
S 2
H 2
8/24/1989 A
8/26/1989 B
1 P N C61
2 N
CHH 1 3/17/1989 A 3 P N S17
S 2
S 2
S 2
1/17/1989 A
3/30/1989 C
4/14/1989 C
1 N H65
1 N
1 N
CHH 1 4/04/1989 A 3 P N M25
2 4/18/1989 D 6 P N A76
2 7/25/1989 D 4 P N A76
2/17/1989 A
5/05/1989 A
4/11/1989 B
7/21/1989 A
8/02/1989 B
10/29/1989 B
11/10/1989 C
11/11/1989 C
11/12/1989 B
11/16/1989 A
12/28/1989 B
1
14
1
5
2
4
1
1
1
4
1
N B53
N
N
J Oil
N
N S22
N B53
N M51
N
E
N M51
BEES
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BUDS AND BEES
BEETLE JUICE (FILM)
KEATON TIMING TURNS OUT STYLISH, HILARIOUS HAUNTING
BEIJING, CHINA
INSIGHT/AT DEMOCRACY CORNER
DURHAM STUDENT SEES BLOODY BEIJING SCENE
GUNFIRE CRACKLES OVER BEIJING) 2 DURHAM STUDENTS TRY TO FLEE
CHINESE MOTIVATION DIFFERS FROM U.S. POLITICAL IDEAS
FAMILY WAITS FOR UORD FROM BEIJING
STUDENTS OBSERVE DAY OF MOURNING
CHINA NEVER MEANT TO GIVE IN, UNC PROFESSOR SAYS
N.C. STUDENTS RETURNING FROM CHINA WITH TALES OF FEAR
STRUGGLE IN CHINA NOT OVER, CHI SAYS
CHINA SIGHTSEEING EXCURSION TURNS INTO HISTORIC NIGHTMARE
PROF: 'DONG LUAN' IN BEIJING
DR. CALHOUN TELLS FIRST-HAND ABOUT CHINA
IN BEIJING, A STUDENT SPEAKS HIS MIND
MARCHERS PAY TRIBUTE TO SLAIN CHINESE PROTESTERS
BEINECKE MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, SCHOLARSHIPS
UNC JUNIOR WINS BEINECKE SCHOLARSHIP
BELK-LEBGETT (DURHAM, N.C.)
BELK FINISHES « MILLION REMODELING
BELK'S CELEBRATING RENOVATION
SOPHISTICATED SHOPPING FOR ENTIRE FAMILY (SPECIAL SECTION)
BELK HUDSON LEGGETT HONORS TOP ACHIEVERS
POLICE LOG/ROBBER HANDS NOTE TO BANK TELLER, WALKS AWAY WITH MONEY
BELKS (GENERAL HEADING)
BELKS'S BREAKS TRADITION, OPENS ON 2 SUNDAYS
STORES EXTENDING WEEKEND HOURS TO RECOUP LOSSES
BELLMAN AND TRUE (FILM)
CHILDREN, CRIME COMBINE IN BRITISH
BELLMAN' CAPER
BELLS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL BELLTOWER
FOR HER THE BELLS TOLL
BELLS LANDING
SEE ALSO B. EVERETT JORDAN LAKE
OWASA BOARD OKS JORDAN LAKE PURCHASE
BELLSOUTH
PHONE STRIKE WON'T AFFECT DURHAM CALLS
EDUCATORS, INDUSTRY URGED TO UNITE IN IMPROVING SCHOOLS
BELLSOUTH EXEC: FIRMS, EDUCATORS MUST JOIN TO HELP U.S. COMPETE
BEN JOHNSON LAKE
SEE LAKE BEN JOHNSTON (INCLUDES DAM)
THE BENCH MARK (DURHAM HERALD COLUMN)
THE BENCH MARK/1988 CONSTRUCTION IN N.C. DOWN FOR FIRST NINE MONTHS
BENCH MARK/INSTITUTIONAL CONSTRUCTION IN U.S. TO CONTINUE TO BE STRONG..
THE BENCH MARK/NUMBER OF FORECLOSURES UP AND LIKELY TO RISE HIGHER
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L P BYL
S 2 2/01/1989 C 1 P P T37
H 2 9/22/1989 D 4 P R L59
H 2
5/14/1989 D
1 P F
S 2
6/06/1989 A
1 M N M06
H 2
6/07/1989 A
1 N Bll
S 2
6/07/1989 A
1 N M06
CHH 1
6/08/1989 A
1 N
CHH 1
6/08/1989 A
1 N S17
S 2
6/08/1989 A
N M06
H 2
6/10/1989 C
5 N
CHH 1
6/10/1989 A
1 P N S17
H 2
6/11/1989 A
1 PN
S 2
6/14/1989 A
1 P N T77
S 2
6/14/1989 A
1 P N T77
H 2
6/18/1989 E
2 P U H49
S 2
9/13/1989 B
1 P N S92
CHH 1 5/09/1989 A 5 N
2/24/1989
2/24/1989
2/26/1989
5/10/1989
9/28/1989
2 12/14/1989 B
2 12/15/1989 C
P N S76
P N H65
P F
N
N M51
N
N C60
H 2 1/27/1989 D 4 R L59
H 2 8/19/1989 C 1 P P M66
CHH 1 2/09/1989 A 1 P N L90
S 2 8/07/1989 A 1 N C61
H 2 12/01/1989 C 1 N C47
S 2 12/01/1989 C 1 P N E33
THE BENCH MARK/VIBEO EXPLORES COOPERATION IN BUILDING AFFORDABLE HOUSING H
AVERAGE PRICE OF HOME UP 9X AND OUTPACING INFLATION IN '88/BENCH MARK H
HOME OWNER DESIRES INCLUDE 4 BEDROOMS. 2 1/2 BATHS/THE BENCH MARK H
MERRILL LYNCH INDEX REVEALS TOP 10 HOME-BUYING MARKETS/THE BENCH MARK H
SURVEY INDICATES HOME PRICES LOWEST IN SOUTH LAST YEAR/THE BENCH MARK H
CHAMBER SELECTS KALKHOF FOR LEADERSHIP PROGRAM/THE BENCH MARK H
CONSTRUCTION IN FOURTH QUARTER OF 1988 DECLINES ONE PERCENT/BENCH MARK H
NUMBER OF U.S. HOUSEHOLDERS OWNING OWN HOME STILL SLIPPING/THE BENCHMARK H
BOATERS ACROSS COUNTRY FACE SITING SUPPLY OF DOCK SPACE/THE BENCH MARK H
SLUMP IN OFFICE CONSTRUCTION COULD END, SAYS CHICAGO TITLE/THE BENCHMARK H
1/01/1989
1/08/1989
1/15/1989
1/22/1989
1/29/1989
2/05/1989
2/12/1989
2/19/1989
2/26/1989
3/05/1989
3/12/1989
3/19/1989
3/26/1989
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E ELY
D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
GAP BETWEEN 1988, 1989 CONSTRUCTION IS WIDENING/THE BENCH MARK H
ARCHITECTURE WEEK CELEBRATED WITH SERIES Of SPECIAL EVENTS/BENCH MARK H
MONTH AFTER MERGER, SALES UP 43X FOR FONVILLE MORISEY H
EXTENSION SERVICE HAS COURSE ON HOME-BUYING ECONOMICS/THE BENCH MARK H
NEW CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTS STRENGTHEN AFTER DECLINES H
N.C. BUILDING ACTIVITY FALLS 17.1 PERCENT FROM YEAR AGO/THE BENCH MARK H
TYPICAL HOUSE SALE TAKES JUT SHORT OF FOUR MONTHS/THE BENCH HARK H
1988 HOUSING MARKET GROWTH FOR DURHAM-RALEIGH RANKS 17TH H
INSTITUTE SAYS BUYERS SHOULD KEEP RESALE VALUE IN MIND H
DODGE SAYS CONSTRUCTION IMPROVED DURING APRIL/THE BENCH MARK H
ALTHOUGH PROFILE IS CHANGING FIRST-TIME BUYER IS SHU. ALIVE H
INNOVATIVE HOUSING CHOICES AVAILABLE FOR OLDER PEOPLE H
TAR HEEL CONSTRUCTION FOR APRIL RISES 5.2 PERCENT OVER 1988 H
HOME BUILDERS ASSOCIATION ANNOUNCES 1989 AWARDS/THE BENCH MARK H
CENTURY 21 PREDICTS STRONGER RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE MARKET H
CIMARRON HONES OFFERS SPECIAL PRICE TO BUYERS H
CONDOS STILL VIABLE SEGMENT OF MARKET H
CLOSING CALLS FOR BUYERS TO REMAIN COOL, ALERT H
HOMEBUILDING SLIDE CONTINUES IN U.S. H
NINE BUSINESSES OPEN IN NEW SHOPPING CENTER/THE BENCH MARK H
SEARCH PUBLIC RECORDS BEFORE BUYING PROPERTY H
NEW CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTS IN U.S. RISE 2 PERCENT IN JULY/THE BENCH MARK H
BOOKLET OFFERS WARNINGS ON BUILDING DREAM HOME H
CONDOS' SLOW MARKET ON ITS WAY TO SOLUTION/THE BENCH MARK H
WACHOVIA ANNOUNCES MORTGAGE LOAN PROGRAM H
STATE'S BUILDING ACTIVITY UP 21.8 PERCENT IN JULY H
HOUSING TURNOVER RATE IN NORTH CAROLINA IS HIGH H
IT TAKES TWO INCOMES TO OWN TYPICAL HOME H
BUILDING IN STATE DOWN 7.3 PERCENT FOR AUGUST H
MOVE TO LARGER HOMES PREDICTED TO CONTINUE H
THE BENCH MARK/DISTINCTIVE PROPERTIES WINS AWARD OF MERIT H
3RD QUARTER HOUSE STARTS DOWN FROM LAST YEAR H
COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE TRADE SHOW TO BE HELD H
RESORT PROPERTY OFFERS INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY H
REAL ESTATE COMPANIES PLAN UPCOMING MERGER H
PREDICTION SAYS 1990 GOOD FOR BUYING HOUSE H
NEW CONSTRUCTION VALUE SLIDES DURING NOVEMBER H
BENENSON PRIZES
10 DUKE UNDERGRADUATES TO RECEIVE BENENSON PRIZES
BENJAMIN N. DUKE LEADERSHIP AWARDS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., AWARDS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., SCHOLARSHIPS
SEE ALSO LEADERSHIP
SANFORD TO ADDRESS FINALISTS FOR DUKE LEADERSHIP AWARDS
BENNEHAN HOUSE
STAGVILLE CELEBRATES SEASON FOR LIBERTY
BENNETT, N.C.
CHATHAM WANTS PUBLIC FORUM ON WASTE DISPOSAL FACILITY
BENNETT COLLEGE
MRS. BUSH TELLS GRABS TO HELP UNEDUCATED
BENNETT HOUSE
SEE BENNETT PLACE STATE HISTORIC SITE
BENNETT PLACE STATE HISTORIC SITE
BENNETT PLACE SURRENDER ENACTMENT SET FOR WEEKEND
...SKETCH DEPICTS SURRENDER... AT BENNETT PLACE...
DURHAM SURRENDER RE-PLAYED
SOUTH FAILS (AGAIN) TO RISE AT BENNETT PLACE
TRIBUTE
HOW IT WAS
ANOTHER ENDING TO THE CIVIL WAR! AUTHOR WANTS DURHAM'S BENNETT PLACE...
IT'S BACK TO THE WAR AT THE BENNETT PLACE
HISTORY ALIVE
4/02/1989
4/09/1989
4/16/1989
4/23/1989
4/30/1989
5/07/1989
5/14/1989
5/21/1989
5/28/1989
6/04/1989
6/11/1989
6/18/1989
6/25/1989
7/02/1989
7/09/1989
7/16/1989
7/23/1989
7/30/1989
8/06/1989
8/13/1989
8/20/1989
8/27/1989
9/03/1989
9/10/1989
9/17/1989
9/24/1989
10/01/1989
10/08/1989
10/15/1989
11/05/1989
11/12/1989
11/19/1989
11/26/1989
12/03/1989
12/10/1989
12/17/1989
12/24/1989
12/31/1989
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
19
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
19 N
1 DU
1 U
1 DU
1 D U
1 D U
1 D U
1 D U
S 2 5/03/1989 C 6 N
H 2 3/03/1989 C 16 P N
S 2 12/01/1989 A 8 P F S27
CHH 1 4/28/1989 A 3 P N H25
H 2 5/15/1989 B 1 P N
4/19/1989
4/20/1989
4/21/1989
4/24/1989
4/24/1989
4/24/1989
7/11/1989
11/17/1989
11/20/1989
N
P
N
N P41
P K30
P K30
F W66
N UM
P C45
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IT'S A WEEKEND FOR TRIANGLE TRADITIONS
'DAWN OF PEACE' DESCRIBES BENNETT PLACE SIGNIFICANCE FOR ANNIVERSARY..,
BERLIN UALL
SEE ALSO EAST GERMANY
SEE ALSO UORLD MM II
DUKE PROFESSORS CAUTIOUS, OPTIMISTIC ON GERMAN REVOLUTION
WALL TUMBLING DOWN STIRS MEMORIES OF EAST BERLIN INTIMIDATION
FROM BERLIN TO JERICHO
A CRACK IN THE WL1
VALENTINE URGES CAUTIOUS APPROACH TO RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN EUROPE
SYMBOL OF TYRANNY BEGINS COMING DOWN
INSIGHT/A TALE OF ONE CITY
SORTING PRESIDENTIAL STEPS TO THE BERLIN MIRACLE
'REUNIFICATION'
TRYING TO GO HOME AGAIN
COLD UAR'S THAU CHALLENGES OUR SIMPLISTIC VIEWS OF THE UORLD
CHIP OFF OLD BLOC
*10 UILL BUY 2-OUNCE CHUNK OF BERLIN UALL AT MORGAN IMPORTS
VISITING PROFESSOR MARVELS AT DISMANTLING OF BERLIN UALL
BERMUDA
AMERICAN PLANS RDU-BERMUDA FLIGHT
AMERICAN AIRLINES PLANS NON-STOP FLIGHTS TO BERMUDA BEGINNING APRIL 2
BEST UESTERN TRIANGLE INN (RALEIGH/DURHAM AIRPORT)
RDU TO PURCHASE HOTEL
BETHEL CHRISTIAN CENTER
TORNADO BLEU AUAY INVISIBLE RACIAL LINE IN COMMUNITY
BETHESDA (DURHAM COUNTY)
COMMISSIONERS MULL CONTRACT QUESTION H
SEUER, STREETS NAG BETHESDA RESIDENTS S
BETHESDA COMMUNITY SEUER-LINES UORK IS COMPLETE S
BILLS TO FOLLOW BETHESDA SEUER UORK S
COMMISSIONERS OK ASSESSMENT FOR BETHESDA H
BETHESDA ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
9-10 AMERICAN LEAGUE CHAMPIONS
BETHESDA ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION BASKETBALL TEAMS
COACH'S TEAMS CONSISTENTLY GOOD
CHAMPION TROTTERS
BETHESDA ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION SOFTBALL TEAMS
SEE ALSO SOFTBALL
BETHESDA CHAMPIONS
BETHESDA BOMBERS (SOFTBALL TEAM)
SEE BETHESDA ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION SOFTBALL TEAMS
BETHESDA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
3 NEU SCHOOLS SPRINGING UP LIKE FLOUERS
C3LWTY EAGERLY IMPROVES PRIMITIVE RURAL SCHOOLS
BLACK SCHOOLS PLAY CATCH-UP
MOVING DAY
NEU BETHESDA LIBRARY MOST MODERN IN STATE
THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES
IT UILL BE CLOSE, BUT COUNTY SCHOOLS EXPECTED TO BE READY FOR NEU TERM
BETHESDA FIRE GIRLS SOFTBALL TEAM
SEE BETHESDA ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION SOFTBALL TEAMS
BETHESDA GOODWIN (BASKETBALL TEAM)
SEE BETHESDA ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION BASKETBALL TEAMS
BETHESDA SPARTANS (BASKETBALL TEAM)
SEE BETHESDA ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION BASKETBALL TEAMS
H 2 12/08/1989 D
H 2 12/31/1989 D
7 P F U66
3 P U H45
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
11/11/1989 A
11/12/1989 B
11/12/1989 A
11/13/1989 A
11/13/1989 A
11/13/1989 A
11/19/1989 D
11/19/1989 D
11/19/1989 D
11/24/1989 A
11/26/1989 A
11/29/1989 A
12/17/1989 B
12/24/1989 A
N S22
U N36
L
E
N Yll
E
F
U H49
T C50
N C62
U
E
U N36
N
S 2 2/03/1989 A
H 2 2/04/1989 C
H 2 8/17/1989 D
H 2 5/12/1989 C
2 1/10/1989 C
2 1/10/1989 A
2 6/22/1989 A
2 9/08/1989 A
2 12/19/1989 C
1 N H65
1 N P41
9 N
1 N P38
N A54
N H65
N H65
N H65
N S69
S 2 10/31/1989 B 6 P P
S 2 2/28/1989 D 4 P N C09
S 2 5/09/1989 B 2 P P
S 2 9/05/1989 B 6 P P
1/02/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
6/15/1989
6/27/1989
7/25/1989
8/11/1989
N S92
F S92
F S92
P T37
N S92
P S76
N C47
BETHESDA TROTTERS (BASKETBALL TEAM)
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SEE BETHESDA ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION BASKETBALL TEAHS
BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, DURHAM
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, SMALL
SEE (4.S0 CHWiITIES
SEE ALSO MINORITY BUSINESS ENTERPRISE PROGRAM
LET THE BENEVOLENT BEWARE, APPEALS MAY NOT BE JUST FOR CHARITY
SWEEPSTAKES OFFER 'TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE'
HOW TO GIVE WISELY
BETTER DURHAM HUMAN RELATIONS AWARD
SEE ALSO AWARDS
SEE ALSO DURHAM HUMAN RELATIONS COMMISSION
AWARD WINNER
RABBI WORKS FOR ALL MANKIND
GIVING A PORTION OF HERSELF
BETTER HEALTH OF DURHAM
SEE FOUNDATION FOR BETTER HEALTH OF DURHAM
BHOPAL, INDIA
SEE ALSO INDIA
'84 BHOPHAL DISASTER KILLED 5 SIBLINGS, BOTH HIS PARENTS
BIBLE
SEE ALSO GIDEONS
SEE ALSO RELIGION (SEE ALSO NAMES OF CHURCHES)
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C., RELIGION
SUn CHALLENGES BIBLE'S SALES TAX EXEMPTION
DON'T EXEMPT BIBLE FROM TAXES
LAY ACADEMY TO FOCUS ON MOST 'ABUSED' BOOK IN BIBLE - REVELATIONS
LEAVE HOTEL, HOTEL BIBLES ALONE
COMPUTER COMPANY OFFERS HAND-HELD ELECTRONIC BIBLE
BIBLICAL RECORDER
BAPTISTS AT ODDS ON REFUSAL TO RUN EVANGELIST'S AD
BICYCLE LANES
SEE ALSO BICYCLES
SEE ALSO CARRBORO, N.C., BICYCLE ROUTES
BICYCLES AND GOOD ROAD DESIGN COULD REDUCE TRAFFIC CONGESTION
EXPANSION OF PTA THRIFT SHOP APPROVED
DOT CHARTS CARRBORO'S BIKE ROUTES
TOWN TO USE BIKE, SIDEWALK PLAN AS DEVELOPMENT GUIDE
BICYCLE LAWS
POLICE LOG/BICYCLIST CHARGED WITH DWI
BICYCLE RACES
SEE ALSO WELLSPRING CRITERIUM
CYCLE ON 9TH STREET SUNDAY
BICYCLE RACING SCHEDULED TODAY
HEADED FOR VICTORY
WOMAN CYCLIST LAPS FIELD TO DEFEND WELLSPRING TITLE
CHAPEL HILL BOASTS LINK TO TOUR DE FRANCE
LEMOND'S WIN INSPIRING
BICYCLE SAFETY
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, BICYCLES
SEE ALSO SHARING THE ROAD (CHAPEL HILL HERALD COLUMN)
SEE ALSO TRAFFIC SAFETY
WEARING A BIKE HELMET MAKES GOOD SENSE
BIKEWAYS PLAN UP FOR CONSIDERATION
BICYCLE TRIPS
SEE ALSO BICYCLES
SEE ALSO BIKE-AID
SEE ALSO CAROLINA TARWHEELS BICYCLE CLUB
BICYCLE TOURSi TRY THESE TIPS ON WHERE YOU MIGHT GO,
S I T
N E ELY
P D — DATE — C -fG L P BYL
H 2 1/22/1989 E
S 2 8/16/1989 A
H 2 8/27/1989 D
1 T F Zll
1 N C61
4 E
S 2 5/13/1989 A 11 P P S73
S 2 7/06/1989 A 6 P F 659
S 2 8/12/1989 C 1 P N C61
H 2 5/05/1989 A 11 P N C60
H
2
1/13/1989 C
1
N
H
2
1/17/1989 A
4
E
H
2
2/05/1989 B
7
N D80
H
2
2/27/1989 A
4
E
H
2
6/04/1989 D
6
N
H 2 1/11/1989 A 6 N
CHH 1 1/21/1989 A
CHH 1 5/17/1989 A
CHH 1 8/29/1989 A
CHH 1 11/30/1989 A
6 U
3 P N C62
3 M N C62
3 P N M25
CHH 1 7/01/1989 A 7 N
4/22/1989 B
4/23/1989 B
4/24/1989 A
4/24/1989 C
7/21/1989 B
7/26/1989 A
U K30
N
P K30
N M51
N
E
S
CHH
2 6/14/1989 C 7 U
1 11/27/1989 A 3 P N S17
PLACES TO STAY... CHH 1 1/07/1989 A 6 U
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SUBJECTS
PEDALING PREACHER BIKING 1,600 MILES TO AID HOMELESS
PEDALING FOR POVERTY GROUP PIT STOPS IN DURHAM
CROSS-STATE BICYCLE TOUR TO AID CHILDREN'S HOMES
CYCLE FOR RECYCLING
BICYCLE TAKES ON BATTERY
BICYCLES
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, BICYCLES
SEE ALSO BICYCLE LANES
SEE ALSO BICYCLE TRIPS
SEE ALSO CAROLINA TARUHEELS BICYCLE CLUB
SEE ALSO DIRT BIKES
SEE ALSO SHARING THE ROAD (CHAPEL HILL HERALD COLUMN)
SEE ALSO TRICYCLES
SEE ALSO UNICYCLE
BICYCLE BUDDIES
HAYORjJMARD AT ODDS ON SIDEWALK BIKE BAN
CARRBORO'S VICIOUS CYCLES
TOW PLANS TO GET TOUGH ON CYCLISTS
CAN'T BEAR TO LOOK
WHEEL NEVER MEET AGAIN
GROUP SEEKS SUSPECT IN BOTTLE THROWING
PEACEFUL RIDE
MOM MAKES HER WAY UPHILL...
...WITH SOME 'COOL' CARGO
EXHIBIT OFFERS NEW DIMENSION TO THE HUMAN BODY
NO HORSING AROUND
BID-RIGGING
SEE PRICE FIXING
BIG BEAUTIFUL WOMAN (FASHIONS FOR LARGE WOMEN)
SEE ALSO MAGAZINES
SEE ALSO OBESITY
FASHIONS TAILORED FOR THE HARD-TO-FIT WOMAN
NEW LOOKS IN LARGE SIZES* DURHAM DESIGNER FINDS HIS REWARD...
NEW FASHIONS SUIT FULL-FIGURED WOMEN
BIG AND BEAUTIFUL; POSITIVE PHILOSOPHY FOR THE FASHIONABLY LARGE
THE BIG CLICK (BOOK AND PROJECT)
SMILE, NORTH CAROLINA
SHUTTERBUGS ALL OVER STATE CLICKING TODAY
BIG EAST-ACC CHALLENGE (BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT)
THOMPSON'S NOT SOLD ON BIG EAST-ACC CHALLENGE
FANS AWAIT SHOWDOWN/COACHES HAVE RESERVATIONS
PITTSBURGH RALLY CORRALS COWBOYS
ACC-BIG EAST? STYLES VARY, BUT SUCCESS IS USUALLY RESULT
BIG BOYS SET ASIDE PASTRIES FOR 'CHALLENGE'
GREAT SCOH! TECH ACCEPTS PITT CHALLENGE
REDMEN BATTLE ATTRITION, WOLFPACK m BIG EAST-ACC CHALLENGE
ACC-BIG EAST: EVENT IN NEED OF A TRADITION
WOLFPACK WHIPS REDMEN
BLUE DEVILS MISSING TRIO OF PLAYERS AGAINST NO. 1 SYRACUSE
'PACK BOMBS REDMEN
DEACONS FALL TO SETON HALL IN OT
THE FINAL FOUR HAS A TOUGH ACT TO FOLLOW
JOHNSON FTS DOWN DEVILS
UNC-GEORGETOWN: THE GAME NEITHER COACH WANTS TO PLAY
DEVILS FIND A LEADER
ORANGEMEN SQUEEZE DUKE
TIGERS TURN BACK PROVIDENCE IN CLASSIC CONFRONTATION
NO. 3 GEORGETOWN MEETS TAR HEEL CHALLENGE
GEORGETOWN TOO TOUGH INSIDE FOR TAR HEELS
HOLLAND GETS REVENGE VS. MASSIMINO
CHALLENGE FILLED THE BILL FOR DECEMBER
BIG EAST CONFERENCE, BASKETBALL
ACC-BIG EAST MATCHUPS SET
HOYAS VS. HEELS HEADS ACC-BIG EAST SERIES
N
P
H
H
H
CHH
H
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E L Y
-DATE — C -PG L P BYL
5/11/1989 B
8/14/1989 B
8/17/1989 C
9/25/1989 A
10/12/1989 A
P N Zll
N S22
N H60
P P T44
PF Zll
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
H 2
2/07/1989
3/02/1989
3/03/1989
3/09/1989
3/14/1989
6/23/1989
8/25/1989
9/05/1989 B
9/21/1989 A
9/21/1989 A
9/29/1989 C
10/07/1989 C
P T32
N C62
E
S73
C45
T37
L38
L38
N C61
P L38
S
2 4/07/1989 B
1 P F 659
H
2 4/24/1989 B
1 P F Zll
S
2 8/11/1989 B
1 PF G59
H
2 8/14/1989 A
6 P F S56
H
2 4/05/1989 C
3PPL38
H
2 4/21/1989 C
1 N N36
H
2 12/01/1989 F
2 P N L22
S
2 12/01/1989 B
3 D U F25
S
2 12/02/1989 C
1 D N F25
H
2 12/04/1989 D
1 N L22
H
2 12/04/1989 D
1 U L22
H
2 12/05/1989 D
1 P N
H
2 12/05/1989 D
1 P N L22
H
2 12/06/1989 D
1 U M88
H
2 12/06/1989 D
1 P N L22
H
2 12/06/1989 D
1 N L22
S
2 12/06/1989 D
1 P N D1S
S
2 12/06/1989 D
1 P N F25
H
2 12/07/1989 C
1 U M88
H
2 12/07/1989 C
1 P N L22
H
2 12/07/1989 C
1 P N C49
S
2 12/07/1989 B
1 P U D18
S
2 12/07/1989 B
1 P N A76
S
2 12/07/1989 B
1 N A76
H
2 12/08/1989 B
1 P N C49
S
2 12/08/1989 B
1 P U F25
S
2 12/08/1989 B
1 N F25
H
2 12/10/1989 C
1 U L22
S
2 6/06/1989 D
1 N
H
2 6/07/1989 D
1 N
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ACC-BIG EAST
ACC-BIO EAST SHOWDOWN LIKELY TO END IN TIE
BIG LOTS
BIG LOTS OPENING AT RIVERVIEW CENTER
THE BIG SWEEP
SEE BEACHES, N.C. AND S.C.
SEE GARBAGE COLLECTION, N.C.
SEE LITTER
BIG TWIST AND THE MELLOW FELLOWS (BAND)
TAKING TO THE STAGE
BIKE-A-THON
MINISTER 'PEDALS' HOPE FOR HOMELESS
S I T
E ELY
D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
2 6/07/1989 D
2 11/30/1989 C
1 U F25
3 P U F25
H 2 5/28/1969 D 8 N
H 2 6/02/1989 D 9 P F F55
S 2 5/10/1989 A 1 P N C61
BIKE-AID
SEE ALSO BICYCLE TRIPS
SEE ALSO FUND RAISING (SEE ALSO NAMES OF FUND RAISING PROJECTS & SPONSORING GROUPS)
PEDALING FOR POVERTY GROUP PIT STOPS IN DURHAM H 2 8/14/1989 B 1
NS22
BIKINIS
SEE ALSO SWIMSUITS
BIKINIS, BURNOUT AND BOYS
BIKINI CONTESTANTS TREATED INHUMANELY
BILINGUAL EDUCATION
SEE FOREIGN LANGUAGES
BILL BOYCE MUSIC CENTER
THINKING ABOUT A PIANO? BILL BOYCE MUSIC CENTER (AD)
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 U.S. CONSTITUTION
SEE ALSO U.S. CONSTITUTION, AMENDMENTS
SANFORD CONDEMNS FLAG MOVE
BILL T. JONES/ARNIE ZANE & CO.
FIRST STEPS
FAMILIAR FEET SETTLE THE ADF INTO '89 SEASON THIS WEEK
CLASSICAL CLARITY ASSUMED BY DANCERS
»T» STANDS FOR TERRIFIC
BILLBOARDS
SEE ALSO ADVERTISING
SEE ALSO NAEGELE OUTDOOR ADVERTISING CO.
SEE ALSO SIGNS AND SYMBOLS
RJR FIGHTS PROPOSED BAN ON BILLBOARDS IN OWN BACKYARD
MARLBORO'S MEN, CAMELS SHUNNED BY WINSTON-SALEM
COMPLIANCE ORDERED ON BILLBOARD RULES
CITIES SHOULDN'T PAY TO HAVE SIGNS REMOVED
MANY ILLEGAL BILLBOARDS ARE STILL STANDING
TAX ASSESSORS AWAIT WORD ON NEW BILLBOARD RATE
LET THERE BE LITE
LEGISLATOR URGES MORATORIUM ON NEW BILLBOARDS IN STATE
BILLBOARD TAX SOUGHT BY COUNTY
SKY SAW
LAWSUIT CHALLENGES RALEIGH BILLBOARD ORDINANCE
BILLBOARD INDUSTRY IS OPPOSING REGULATION CHANGES IN N.C.
DOUBLE-TEAMING BILLBOARD
COMPROMISE REACHED ON FEES FOR BILLBOARDS
AIDS BILL IS SENT BACK TO SUBCOMMITTEE
JUST WHEN HE THOUGHT IT WAS SAFE...
STIFFER BILLBOARD RULES ENDORSED
BARGAIN IN EYES OF BEHOLDER
CHH 1 4/01/1989 A
CHH 1 4/06/1989 A
1 P P K30
4 L
S 2 4/19/1989 F 8 D A
S 2 7/31/1989 A 1 P N C61
2 6/08/1989 D 7 P G B71
2 6/12/1989 B 1 N U66
2 6/13/1989 C 14 R L59
2 6/15/1989 D 3 P R B71
1/17/1989 A
1/20/1989 B
1/26/1989 B
1/26/1989 A
2/11/1989 B
3/31/1989 C
4/06/1989 C
4/15/1989 B
4/16/1989 B
5/11/1989 C
5/13/1989 A
5/31/1989 C
6/28/1989 B
6/28/1989 D
6/29/1989 B
7/11/1989 A
7/28/1989 C
10/11/1989 D
N
N
N
E
N
N H70
P P K30
N
N A54
P P S73
N
N
P P L38
N
N
P P L38
N N65
P P T37
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BILLBOARD COMPROMISE GOOD FOR MOTORISTS
BILLINGS i GARRETT INC.
MORRISVILLE, INSURANCE CO. DEBATE DEBT ON SEWER LINE
BILTMORE HOTEL (HIGH POINT)
BILTMORE HOTEL DEMOLISHED IN HIGH POINT
BILTMORE HOUSE
BILTMORE PLANNING FOR A FLOWER FETE, KNIEVEL A JUMP
OPULENCE DEFINED; BILTMORE ESTATE WILL HOLD SOME VERY SPECIAL DINING
BIMBE FESTIVAL (DURHAM AFRICAN FESTIVAL)
BIMBE BEGINS
BIMBE!
REGGAE GROUP PERFORMS AT BIMBE
JAMMING RIGHT ALONG
BINGHAM TOWNSHIP (WEST OF CARRBORO, N.C.)
SEE ALSO CARRBORO, N.C.
OFFICIALS? BINGHAM AIRPORT NOT LIKELY
BINGHAM GROUP VOWS TO KEEP UP AIRPORT FIGHT
OUASA PURCHASE HAS LANDOWNER WORRIED (CORRECTION PRINTED 6-29-89)
CORRECTION
UTILITY PROBED ABOUT EROSION; BINGHAM RESIDENT CRITICIZES OWASA
OFFICIALS AGAINST ELECTION OF TACS
BINGO
SEE ALSO GAMBLING
SEE ALSO GAMES
SEE ALSO OASIS (DURHAM, N.C.)
OASIS BINGO CLUB IS TAKING NO MORE CHANCES IN DURHAM
BILL WOULD EXPAND HELMET LAW TO MOPED RIDERS
COURT RULES THE GAME WAS BINGO
BINKLEY BAPTIST CHURCH (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.)
SUPPLY AND DEMAND... UNEQUAL IN TERMS OF DAY CARE
BINKLEY TO HOST GAY, LESBIAN CELEBRATION
BIO-MED SERVICES CORPORATION
SEE ALSO BROWNING FERRIS INDUSTRIES INC.
MEDICAL WASTE FIRM CONSIDERS CHATHAM SITE
QUESTIONS REMAIN FOR PITTSBORO INCINERATOR
PITTSBORO INCINERATOR SITE UNLIKELY - BOARD CHAIRMAN (AMENDED 5-18-89)
PITTSBORO WON'T COURT MEDICAL WASTE COMPANY
PITTSBORO WASTE BURNER NOT PLANNED — BIO-HED MGR.
BIOOOISTRY
SEE ALSO MOLECULAR MODELING
BIOCHEMICAL CONFERENCE SET
BIODEGRADABLE PRODUCTS
SCIENTIST'S GOAL! DEGRADABLE PLASTIC TO PROTECT SEAS
BIOLOGICAL WARFARE
SEE ALSO CHEMICAL WARFARE
RESEARCH ON VACCINES IN PENTAGON PROJECT SPARKS CONCERN IN TRIANGLE
BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING
SEE ALSO GENETIC ENGINEERING
CONFERENCE TO EXPLORE TRENDS AND NEEDS IN BIOCHEMICAL ENGINEERING
BIOMEDICAL TECHNOLOGIES INC.
DIKE REPORTEDLY SOLD CONTROVERSIAL CANCER TEST DESPITE PENDING SUITS
PAPER SAYS COMPANY AGREED TO CONCEAL DUKE ROLE IN TEST
BIOSPHERE RESERVE
FUTURISTIC 'NOAH'S ARK' WILL INCLUDE ANIMALS FROM DUKE
BIOTECHNOLOGY
S I T
N E ELY
P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
S 2 12/02/1989 A 4 E
H 2 3/24/1989 C 1 N P41
H 2 2/08/1989 D 9 N
2 2/26/1989 F
2 4/12/1989 B
9 P U DM
1 P F Zll
2 6/08/1989 D 3 P N
2 6/09/1989 D 9 P F W66
2 6/15/1989 D 3 P N
2 7/09/1989 B 3 P P K30
CBH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
5/06/1989
5/08/1989
6/25/1989
6/29/1989
7/16/1989
10/21/1989
H 2 1/07/1989 A
H 2 5/10/1989 A
H 2 9/06/1989 B
CHH 1 6/03/1989 A
CHH 1 6/23/1989 A
CHH 1 5/03/1989 A
CHH 1 5/13/1989 A
0« 1 5/17/1989 A
CHH 1 5/24/1989 A
CHH 1 6/22/1989 A
H 2 6/14/1989 D
H 2 2/04/1989 C
H 2 7/15/1989 C
H 2 7/19/1989 C
N M20
N M20
N L90
N
N L90
N M20
1 N S82
9 N
5 N L40
N M25
N H25
N M25
N M25
N M25
9 N
1 N K65
H 2 5/22/1989 C 1 N
H 2 6/20/1989 B 5 N K65
1 N
2 N
S 2 7/28/1989 C 1 N
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E L Y
C -PG L P BYL
SEE ALSO UNA RESEARCH
SEE ALSO GENETIC RESEARCH
SEE ALSO N.C. BIOTECHNOLOGY CENTER
SEE ALSO RESEARCH
BIOTECHNOLOGY COHPANY REPAYS START-UP GRANTS
SURVEY BEGUN ON BIOTECHNOLOGY ATTITUDES
BIOTECHNOLOGY ADVANCES SPAUN BILL IN LEGISLATURE ON GENETIC ENGINEERING
N.C.'S BIOTECHNOLOGY LAU NOW SEEN AS MODEL FOR OTHER STATES
STATE'S SLOW-STARTING BIOTECHNOLOGY INDUSTRY NOW KEEPING PACE
BIRD CARVING
SEE ALSO CRAFTSMEN
WHITTLER CARVES FLIGHTS OF FANCY
BIRD: THE LEGEND OF CHARLIE PARKER (FILM)
EASTWOOD'S BIRD MURKY, TOO LONG, BUT STILL PLEASING FOR JAZZ FANS
EASTWOOD'S DIRECTING KEEPS 'BIRD' GROUNDED
BIRDHOUSES
BIRDCDNDO?
BIRDS
SEE ALSO CHIMNEY SWIFTS
SEE ALSO FLAMINGOS
SEE ALSO PARAKEETS
SEE ALSO PURPLE MARTINS
EXOTIC BIRDS GET ATTENTION OF CHAPEL HILL WATCHERS
BIRTH CONTROL
SEE ALSO ABORTION
SEE ALSO CHILDBIRTH
SEE ALSO CONDOMS
SEE ALSO ESTROGEN
SEE ALSO FAMILY PLANNING
SEE ALSO FERTILITY
SEE ALSO OBSTETRICS AND GYNECOLOGY
SEE ALSO PREGNANCY
SEE ALSO VASECTOMIES
SCIENTISTS STILL SEARCHING FOR 'PERFECT CONTRACEPTIVE'
PROGRAM HELPS LOW-INCOME MEN OBTAIN VASECTOMIES
REPORT: TOWN'S PROBLEMS TOPPED BY DAY CARE NEEDS
BIRTH CONTROL LAW STRUCK DOWN 24 YEARS AGO TODAY
CHOICES IN BIRTH-aJNTROL METHODS INCREASE IN 1980S
PARK GROUP GETS GRANT FOR FAMILY-PLANNING WORK
BARRIER METHODS BIRTH CONTROL, ILLNESS ARE LINKED BY STUDY
BIRTH CONTROL PIUS
BREAST CANCER STUDIES FOUND CONFLICTING
INCONCLUSIVE REPORTS ON BIRTH-CONTROL PILL A
LINKS BETWEEN PILL, BREAST CANCER QUESTIONED
SCANDAL'
BIRTH DEFECTS
SEE ALSO MARCH OF DIMES
SEE ALSO PREGNANCY
BLAME BOOZER, NOT DISTILLER
BIRTHDAYS
JERRY GENTRY/WHAT JASCHA, MIKE, I HAVE IN COMMON
BIRTHMARKS
LASER USED TO REMOVE BIRTHMARKS
LASERS HELP DOCTORS REMOVE BIRTHMARKS
H
2 1/04/1989 C
1
N K65
H
2 1/15/1989 B
1
N K65
H
2 4/20/1989 C
1
N K65
H
2 8/27/1989 C
10
N K65
H
2 10/14/1989 C
1
N K6S
S 2 7/07/1989 B 1 P F S27
2 7/04/1989 C 3 R L59
2 7/07/1989 D 3 P R L59
S 2 7/0671989 C 1 P P S76
CHH 1 3/21/1989 A 3 P N S17
S 2 1/11/1989 C
S 2 1/12/1989 C
CHH 1 2/12/1989 A
CHH 1 4/07/1989 A
S 2 10/09/1989 C
S 2 12/04/1989 A
H 2 12/08/1989 C
3 U
1 N H65
1 N M70
4 P J
1 N
8 N
1 N C60
H 2 1/06/1989 A
S 2 2/01/1989 A
CHH 1 11/08/1989 A
1
7
11
N
U
N
H 2 4/24/1989 A 4 E
H 2 1/29/1989 D 5 U 633
H 2 6701/1989 C 4 N 080
S 2 8/04/1989 C 1 N
BISCUIT TIME (HOLLOWAY STREET)
DURHAM SUN BIRTHDAY SPECIALS; BISCUIT TIME RESTAURANT <AD)
BLACK ATHLETES
SEE ALSO SPORTS (GENERAL HEADING)
ASHE SERVES MINORITIES HIS SUPPORT
S 2 4/19/1989 H 9 D A
S 2 10/25/1989 A 1 P N E33
BLACK CHURCHES
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SEE ALSO CHURCHES, N.C.
SEE ALSO MINISTERS, BLACK
SEE ALSO RELIGION (SEE ALSO NAMES OF CHURCHES)
'TO SERVE THE GOOD LORD'-COUNCILyiLLE CHURCH GREW OUT OF.., PRAYER..
COMING HOME TO HISTORY; HILLSBOROUGH CHURCH ENTERS 123RD YEAR
BLACK COLLEGES, N.C.
SEE ALSO ELIZABETH CITY STATE UNIV.
SEE ALSO FAYETTEVILLE STATE UNIV.
HISTORICALLY BLACK COLLEGE ALUMNI OFFICIALS f£ET TODAY AT NCCU
STUDY! NEW STANDARDS MAY AFFECT BLACK SCHOOLS
ADMISSION RULE COULD HURT FOUR N.C. BLACK CAMPUSES
BLACK COLLEGES, U.S.
SEE ALSO HOUARD UNIV.
DUKE PARTICIPATING IN MINORITY GRAB STUDY PROGRAM
BLACK ENTERPRISE MAGAZINE
magazine: N.C. MUTUAL AMONG BEST EMPLOYERS
BLACK EXPERIENCE WORKSHOP
10TH ANNUAL BLACK EXPERIENCE WORKSHOP OPENS THURSDAY
SPEAKERS TELL BLACK COMMUNITY 'HEAL THYSELF'
BLACK HISTORY
SEE ALSO N.C. CENTER FOR BLACK HISTORY
SEE ALSO PROFILES IN BLACK HISTORY
SEE ALSO SLAVERY
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, AFRO-AMERICAN STUDIES
ACTIVISTS SAY KING'S HOPE UNFULFILLED
GREENSBORO LUNCH-COUNTER PROTESTER MARKS MARTIN LUTHER KING BIRTHDAY
ELECTRONIC-AGE BLACK HISTORY
BLACK HISTORY/CHAPEL HILL HAD BIG ROLE IN MOVEMENT
IT'S STILL A BATTLE; DESPITE VICTORIES, ORANGE COUNTY BLACKS STILL...
BLACK HISTORY/SLAVERY ONCE UELL-ACCEPTED IN CHAPEL HILL
fCGLECTED, ALMOST FORGOTTEN CEMETERY TARGET FOR PRESERVATION SOCIETY,.,
QUIZ WHIZZES
BLACK-OWNED N.C. MUTUAL PROSPERS
NCCU BEGINS AS SHEPARD'S DREAM TO HELP BLACK MINISTERS
BLACK MAN SHARED PILGRIM THANKSGIVING - PROFESSOR
BLACK HISTORY MONTH (INCLUDES BLACK HISTORY WEEK)
"PROFILES IN BLACK HISTORT (AD)
A SALUTE TO BLACK HISTORY MONTH
TOO MANY FORGETTING/BLACK HISTORY MONTH TIME TO REFLECT..,
DR. EARLIE THORPE, NCCU PROFESSOR
LECTURES, DISCUSSIONS MARK BLACK HISTORY MONTH EVENTS
ONE MORE TIME, ARTISTS CELEBRATE BLACK HISTORY MONTH
'TO SERVE THE GOOD LORD'-COUNCILVILLE CHURCH GREW OUT OF... PRAYER..
BLACK HISTORY MONTH - CELEBRATION CONTINUES
•FIRST KIDS' - VETERAN TEACHER RECALLS EARLY DAYS OF INTEGRATION
HUMANITIES CENTER TO PRESENT RADIO SHOWS ON CIVIL RIGHTS
CBS TO INTERVIEW DR. JOHN FRANKLIN ON BLACK HISTORY MONTH
CELEBRATION CONTINUES; BLACK HISTORY MONTH
'AN HONORABLE PROFESSION'; OWNER OF WEAVER FUNERAL HOME CARRIES ON...
BLACK ARTISTS ARE SPOTLIGHTED
CHAPEL HILL HIGH'S BLACK HISTORY MONTH GETS MIXED REVIEWS FROM STUDENTS
BLACK HOLES
SEE ALSO ASTRONOMY
UNC EXPERT ON BLACK HOLES NAMED BAHNSON PROFESSOR
BLACK JEWS
SEE ALSO JEWS
SEE ALSO RELIGION (SEE ALSO NAMES OF CHURCHES)
SPEAKER RECOUNTS 'JOURNEY TO JUDAISM'
BLACK MANHOOD WAKENING CLUB
SEE BMW CLUB (BLACK MANHOOD WAKENING CLUB)
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L Y
L P BYL
CHH 1 2/06/1989 A
CHH 1 8/19/1989 A
1 P Q M20
1 P N H90
H 2 6/10/1989 C 2 N
S 2 7/12/1989 A 8 N
H 2 7/13/1989 B 7 N
H 2 5/10/1989 C 2 N
H 2 1/19/1989 A 12 N
H 2 3/29/1989 C 4 N
CHH 1 4/01/1989 A 3 P N S17
H 2
1/16/1989 A
1 P N C47
CHH 1
1/23/1989 A
1 P N R63
H 2
1/28/1989 A
4 E
CHH 1
2/05/1989 A
1 N H90
CHH 1
2/05/1989 A
1 P Q S17
CHH 1
2/05/1989 A
1 P Q L90
H 2
2/12/1989 B
1 M N H36
S 2
3/01/1989 B
9 P P S76
S 2
4/19/1989 F
4 P F M06
S 2
4/19/1989 G
4 P F S92
H 2 11/23/1989 C
1 N S22
H 2
1/08/1989 C
7 A
H 2
1/14/1989 A
4 E
H 2
2/01/1989 A
4 E
H 2
2/01/1989 C
8 P 0
CHH 1
2/01/1989 A
7 P N
S 2
2/02/1989 D
1 P F B71
CHH 1
2/06/1989 A
1 P Q M20
S 2
2/09/1989 D
5 P F
CHH 1
2/13/1989 A
1 P Q C62
H 2
2/14/1989 C
5 N
H 2
2/14/1989 C
5 N
S 2
2/16/1989 D
2 P I
CHH 1
2/20/1989 A
1 P Q S17
S 2
2/23/1989 D
2 P I
H 2
3/04/1989 B
1 P U L38
S 2 3/27/1989 C 1 N
H 2 2/23/1989 C
N J04
BLACK-CWNED BUSINESSES
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SEE ALSO DURHAM BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL CHAIN
SEE ALSO MINORITY BUSINESS ENTERPRISE PROGRAM
SEE ALSO MINORITY CONTRACTORS
SEE ALSO N.C. ASSOCIATION OF MINORITY BUSINESSES
S&L BOARDS TOO WHITE, REPORT SAYS OF DISPARITIES IN LENDING
EDITORIAL QUESTIONING HAYTI DEVELOPMENT WAS INCENDIARY
LOCKLEAR QUITS HAYTI HOKE CENTER JOB, TELLS COOPERATIVE TO ACCEPT...
BILL SEEKS MORE STATE BUSINESS FOR MINORITY-OWNED COMPANIES
BLACK-OUNED N.C. MUTUAL PROSPERS
HAYTI, FORMER HUB OF BLACK COMMUNITY
STATE SEIZES RECORDS OF HAYTI OgXJP
INSIGHT/WHAT'S NEW IN BLACK ENTERPRISE
BLACK PHYSICIANS
SEE ALSO PHYSICIANS, N.C.
MARTIN, U.S. OFFICIAL TO SALUTE SURGICAL EDUCATORS
MEDICAL SCHOOLS URGED TO RECRUIT BLACKS
BLACK RAIN (FILM)
AMERICAN MYTH GETS WASTED IN
BLACK RAIN'
BLACK SPEECH PATTERNS
SEE ALSO LANGUAGE
ROYSTER WANTS BLACKS TO LEARN STANDARD ENGLISH
BLACK STUDENT ALLIANCE OF DUKE UNIV.
SEE ALSO BLACKS, STUDENTS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., STUDENTS, BLACKS
DUKE STUDENTS PRESENT TO PROVOST CONCERNS ON TREATMENT OF BLACKS
DUKE MARCHERS PRESENT CONCERNS
OFFICIAL ACTION UNLIKELY AGAINST 'JABBERWOCKY'
BLACK STUDENT MOVEMENT
SEE ALSO BLACKS, STUDENTS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, STUDENTS
SPEAKER CHARGES UNC WITH RACISM
RACISM TOPIC OF CAMPUS WORKSHOPS
HARDIN BACKS CELL FOR REAPPOINTMENT
BLACKBURN LITERARY FESTIVAL
SEE DUKE UNIV. BLACKBURN LITERARY FESTIVAL
BLACKMAIL
SEE EXTORTION
BLACKNALL HOUSE
OLD/NEW DURHAMi HISTORIC PRESERVATION SOCIETY WILL HONOR PROJECTS.
MOSES RECEIVES HISTORICAL SOCIETY'S BARTLETT AWARD
BLACKOUTS
SEE POWER FAILURES
BLACKS, ACTORS AND ACTRESSES
SEE ALSO ACTORS AND ACTRESSES, U.S.
WOMAN WHO BROKE MOVIE COLOR BARRIER TO SPEAK AT N.C.
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H
H
H
H
S
H
H
H
2 2/05/1989 B
2 4/15/1989 A
2 4/16/1989 A
2 4/19/1989 A
2 4/19/1989 F
2 4/21/1989 A
2 4/21/1989 A
2 11/19/1989 D
1 NC47
4 L
1 PN S69
9 N R53
4 P F M06
1 P N A54
1 P N S69
1 C N
H
H
2
2
4/11/1989 C
4/15/1989 C
2 N
6 N C60
H
2
9/29/1989 D
3 PR S66
CHH 1 7/29/1989 A 1 N C62
H 2 4/21/1989 C
S 2 4/21/1989 C
H 2 11/30/1989 C
CHH 1 4/15/1989 A
CHH 1 4/15/1989 A
CHH 1 11/18/1989 A
1 P N N36
1 P N T37
1 N N36
3 N
3 N
1 P N S17
2 5/02/1989 B 1 P F S56
2 5/06/1989 A 11 P N
CENTRAL AWARDS DAY H 2 4/13/1989 B 7 P N
BLACKS, DANCE
SEE ALSO CHOREOGRAPHERS
?yF ALSO DANCE
ADF OFFERS FREE TALKS ABOUT BLACK DANCE
THE BLACK TRADITION/MODERN DANCE'S LOST LINE IS RECLAIMED AT THE ADF
HE TELLS IT LIKE IT IS (AND WAS)
JAZZ WIND BLOWS IN WITH 2 DANCE TROUPES
DANCER RETURNS TO HIS NATIVE DURHAM TO 'TOE THE LINE'
DANCES OFFER MOVING HISTORY
BLACKS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO BMW CLUB (BLACK MANHOOD WAKENING CLUB)
SEE ALSO BLACKS, N.C.
SEE ALSO BLACKS, U.S.
6/20/1989 B
6/22/1989 B
6/22/1989 D
6/23/1989 C
6/23/1989 C
6/24/1989 A
M31
G59
L59
B71
B71
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N
P
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C., ETHNIC POPULATION
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C., RACE RELATIONS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COMMITTEE ON THE AFFAIRS OF BLACK PEOPLE
BLACK MANHOOD WAKENING CLUB HOLDS CEREMONY H
CONCERN FOR HUMANITY IS FAMILY TRADITION/THE SUN, 100 YEARS S
DURHAM'S SILENT HEROES H
BLACK OPPONENTS; MERGER MAY MAKE MORE PROBLEHS S
DAVI9! CRITICISM OF MERGER DOESN'T REPRESENT ALL BLACKS S
SLANTED AGAINST WHOM? DURHAM BLACKS & WHITES SHOULD PUT CHILDREN FIRST H
BLACK-OWNED N.C. MUTUAL PROSPERS S
HILLSIDE'S WINNING TRADITION IN SPORTS STRETCHES BACK TO THE '20S S
HAYTI, FORMER HUB OF BLACK COMMUNITY H
IN THE KNOW ABOUT AFRICAN CULTURE; EDUCATOR BRUCE BRIDGES S
ETHNIC PRIDE GROWS IN BLACK COMMUNITY S
MAGIC EXPRESS TENNIS CLUB ORIENTS DURHAM BLACKS TO TENNIS S
2 BLACKS ARE NOMINATED FOR MENTAL HEALTH BOARD S
ROXIE HCCULLOUGH LEAVES THEM SPELLBOUND S
DAVIS: DURHAM MUST KEEP 'MOVING UP AND MOVING ON' S
FIVE BLACKS MIXED IN FEELINGS ABOUT SPAULDING MEETING H
JENKINS SHARES VISION FOR CITY, VOTERS VIEW NEW MAYOR H
BLACKS, FARMERS
SEE ALSO FARMERS, U.S.
MANY BLACK FARMERS PREFER PAY-AS-YOU-GO PLAN
BLACKS, FILMS
SEE ALSO FILM INDUSTRY
FIGHTING HOLLYWOOD STEREOTYPES
BLACKS, HEALTH CARE
SEE ALSO SOUTHERN AFRICA MEDICAL AID PROJECT
SEE ALSO WOMEN, HEALTH CARE
SPEAKERS TELL BLACK COMMUNITY 'HEAL THYSELF'
LINCOLN HOSPITAL ESTABLISHED FOR BLACKS
BLACKS NOT BENEFITTING EQUALLY FROM HEALTH CARE
BLACKS, MAYORS
SEE ALSO BLACKS, POLITICAL OFFICE HOLDERS AND POLITICIANS
JENKINS EDGES OUT STRAWBRID6E/VICT0RY GIVES DURHAM ITS 1ST BLACK MAYOR H
JOHNSON EDGES CATES H
GRUBB WINNER DESPITE COMPUTER GLITCH S
GRUBB WINNER DESPITE COMPUTER GLITCH S
GRUBB REAL WARD 1 WINNER S
HIGH VOTER TURNOUT TURNS VOTE AROUND S
JENKINS CITY'S 1ST BLACK MAYOR S
RACItt. BARRIERS FALLING S
JENKINS SHARES VISION FOR CITYj VOTERS VIEW NEW MAYOR H
TOWN'S FIRST BLACK MAYOR TO TAKE HELM
BLACKS, MILITARY
SO FEW BLACK OFFICERS IN N.C. GUARD SPARKS PROBE
BLACKS, MINISTERS
SEE MINISTERS, BLACK
BLACKS, MUSICIANS
SEE ALSO MUSICIANS
PERFORMERS 'GET DOWN' SATURDAY S
FAIRFIELD FOUR GOES ON AND ON H
BLACKS, N.C.
SEE ALSO BLACKS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO BLACKS, U.S.
SEE ALSO N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, BLACK LEGISLATORS
REPORT: BLACKS MORE LIKELY TO BE DENIED LOANS H
S&L BOARDS TOO WHITE, REPORT SAYS OF DISPARITIES IN LENDING H
INFORMATION GATHERED AT PETTIFORD REUNION IS PUBLISHED IN FAMILY HISTORY H
PORTRAITS OF A SOUTHERN PAST H
HOMER'S ART DOCUMENTS BLACKS AT A CROSSROADS H
PERSON BOARD WILL BE ASKED TO HIRE MORE BLACK OFFICIALS H
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1/28/1989
2/14/1989
3/13/1989
3/30/1989
3/31/1989
4/02/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989 H
4/21/1989 A
6/02/1989 B
6/02/1989 B
6/06/1989 D
6/07/1989 A
6/20/1989 B
6/27/1989 D
7/19/1989 C
11/12/1989 B
N J20
F G59
L
N S92
N S92
E
H06
A76
A54
G59
659
N A76
N H65
F G59
U A76
N R63
N R63
S 2 2/09/1989 A 1 P N H65
CHH 1 4/20/1989 A 3 P N M70
CHH 1 4/01/1989 A 3 P H S17
8 2 4/19/1989 E 11 P F H65
S 2 12/08/1989 A 1 N H65
2 11/08/1989 A
3 11/08/1989 A
2 11/08/1989 A
2 11/08/1989 A
2 11/08/1989 A
2 11/08/1989 A
2 11/08/1989 A
2 11/09/1989 A
2 11/12/1989 B
CHH 1 12/11/1989 A
N R63
N W57
N B53
N C61
N C61
N H65
N C61
E
N R63
N D38
H 2 2/26/1989 B 7 N
6/08/1989 D
8/18/1989 D
1/23/1989 B
2/05/1989 B
5/26/1989 C
5/28/1989 E
5/28/1989 E
6/30/1989 C
3 P F B71
7 P R W66
N
N C47
N D80
P F G68
P F W66
N T33
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BLACK FORMER PRESS SEC. SAYS HELMS MISUNDERSTOOD
BLACKS, N.C., HEART DISEASE
SEE ALSO HEART DISEASE
UNC STUDY: BLACK HEN HAVE FASTER HEART RATES
BLACKS, ORANGE COUNTY
IT'S STILL A BATTLE: DESPITE VICTORIES, ORANGE COUNTY BLACKS STILL...
BLACK HISTORY/SLAVERY ONCE WELL-ACCEPTED IN CHAPEL HILL
'TO SERVE THE GOOD LORD'-COUNCILVILLE CHURCH GREW OUT OF... PRAYER..
'FIRST KIDS' - VETERAN TEACHER RECALLS EARLY DAYS OF INTEGRATION
'AN HONORABLE PROFESSION'; OWNER OF WEAVER FUNERAL HOME CARRIES ON...
BLACKS, POLICE
SEE ALSO DURHAM POLICE DEFT., OFFICERS
OTHER LOCAL POLICE FORCES ALSO HAVE FEW BLACK WOKEN
UNC TO INTERVIEW THREE BLACK FEMALE OFFICER CANDIDATES
BLACKS, POLITICAL OFFICE HOLDERS AND POLITICIANS
SEE ALSO BLACKS, MAYORS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COMMITTEE ON THE AFFAIRS OF BLACK PEOPLE
SEE ALSO N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, BLACK LEGISLATORS
SEE ALSO N.C. LEGISLATIVE BLACK CAUCUS
SEE ALSO SOUTH ORANGE BLACK CAUCUS
PROFILES IN BLACK HISTORY (SPECIAL SECTION)
17 BLACK LEGISLATORS FEEL INFLUENCE GROWING
SOME SECOND PRIMARIES HELP BLACKS-LAWYER
FIVE BLACKS MIXED IN FEELINGS ABOUT SPAULDING MEETING
VIRGINIA LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR TO SPEAK TO MINORITY GROUP
JENKINS EDGES OUT STRAUBRIDGE/VICTORY GIVES DURHAH ITS 1ST BLACK MAYOR
TAKE PRIDE, VIRGINIA. A GRANDSON OF SLAVES IS NOW YOUR GOVERNOR-ELECT
INSIGHT/ '...TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE'
BLACKS AND GOP HELP EACH OTHER IN N.C. LEGISLATURE
BLACKS, PROFESSORS
SEE ALSO BLACKS, TEACHERS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., FACULTY, BLACKS
SEE ALSO PROFESSORS, U.S.
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, FACULTY
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, FACULTY, BLACKS
INSIGHT/THE PH.D. CHASE! DUKE COMPETING FOR MINORITY PROFS...
BLACKS, STUDENTS
SEE ALSO BLACK STUDENT ALLIANCE OF DUKE UNIV.
SEE ALSO BLACK STUDENT MOVEMENT
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS, STUDENTS, BLACKS
EDUCATORS SAY BLACKS GAIN OPPORTUNITY, BUT NOT PARITY
DUKE PARTICIPATING IN MINORITY GRAD STUDY PROGRAM
MINORITY HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS STUDY AT DUKE
COMPETITION FIERCE FOR TOP BLACK STUDENTS
BIGGER SCHOOLS WINNING BATTLE FOR BLACKS
BLAME APLENTY AT VIRGINIA BEACH
BLACK SCORES STILL LAGGING. REPORT SHOWS
AREA EDUCATORS WANT EXPLANATION FROM BASS
READING SCORES 'FRUSTRATE' BOARD
BLACK LEADERS BACK CITY SCHOOL BOARD CHIEF
WHAT SHAPED AN ALL-BLACK HILLSIDE HIGH?
BLACKS, TEACHERS
SEE ALSO BLACKS, PROFESSORS
SEE ALSO TEACHERS, N.C.
SEE ALSO TEACHERS, U.S.
MALE, BUCK TEACHERS ON DECLINE
BLACKS, U.S.
SEE ALSO BLACKS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO BLACKS, N.C.
SEE ALSO NATIONAL BLACK CHILD DEVELOPMENT WEEK
SEE ALSO NATIONAL COUNCIL OF NEGRO WOMEN
SEE ALSO NATIONAL FORUM OF BLACK PUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS
S I T
N E ELY
P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
CHH 1 10/12/1989 A 2 N
CHH 1 6/20/1989 A 3 N
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
2/05/1989 A
2/05/1989 A
2/06/1989 A
2/13/1989 A
2/20/1989 A
PQ S17
P Q L90
P Q M20
P Q C62
PQ S17
CHH 1 9/05/1989 A 1
CHH 1 9/05/1989 A 1
N S17
N S17
2/09/1989 A
2/20/1989 B
3/30/1989 C
7/19/1989
7/20/1989
11/08/1989
11/09/1989
12/17/1989
12/17/1989
11
1
1
1
11
1
5
1
1
6
N
NL40
N R63
N M06
N R63
J
N
N
H 2 1/29/1989 D 1 P F
H 2 4/22/1989 C
I N K65
H 2 5/10/1989 C :
2 N
H 2 6/23/1989 C '
1 N D80
H 2 7/10/1989 B 1
1 N
H 2 7/10/1989 B t
i N
H 2 9/10/1989 D '
1 E
CHH 1 9/10/1989 A 1
I N D38
H 2 9/30/1989 A J
N C47
CHH 1 10/05/1989 A ;
! N C62
H 2 10/24/1989 A i
I N C47
H 2 10/27/1989 A 1
I N C47
H 2 1/06/1989 C 10 N
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SEE ALSO UNEMPLOYMENT, DURHAM
SEE ALSO WOMEN, POLITICIANS
BLACK COALITION LEADER SAYS HE'S OPTIMISTIC ABOUT BUSH
WORKSHOP CONSIDERS ISSUES AFFECTING BLACK AMERICANS
EXHIBIT FOCUSES ON CHANGING ROLES OF BLACKS
BLACKS, U.S., MIGRATION
SEE ALSO POPULATION, U.S.
REPORTERS, RESEARCH KEEP NCCU PROFESSOR ON THE GO
BLACKS, U.S., POPULATION
SEE ALSO POPULATION, U.S.
UPCOMING 1990 CENSUS SAID CRUCIAL TO BLACKS
BLACKS, VOTER REGISTRATION
SEE ALSO VOTER REGISTRATION, U.S.
STITH QUITS GOP RECRUITING POSITION
BLACKS, WRITERS
SEE ALSO WRITERS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO WRITERS, N.C.
SEE ALSO WRITERS, SOUTHERN
SEE ALSO WRITERS, U.S.
PROFILES IN BLACK HISTORY (SPECIAL SECTION)
DUKE PROF: PUBLISHING HARD FOR BLACK WRITERS
BLACKWELL TOBACCO FACTORY
SEE W. T. BLACKWELL AND CO.
BLAZE (FILM)
BEST OF HOLIDAY FARE/'BLAZE»
BLEACHERS
BLEACHERS MAY REPLACE SOME SEATS AT SMITH CENTER
BLIMPS
OLD IDEA GOES HIGH-TECH AS NAVY REVIVES BLIMPS
BLIND
SEE ALSO AMERICAN FOUNDATION FOR THE BLIND
SEE ALSO BEEP BALL
SEE ALSO CATARACTS
SEE ALSO LIONS CLUB INDUSTRIES
SEE ALSO SEEING-EYE DOGS
DURHAM HIGH TEACHER LOSES SIGHT IN BLAST
FUND SET UP TO HELP CHEMISTRY TEACHER
DKS TEACHER MAY PAY HIGH COST FOR HEROISM
DISABLED, LEGALLY BLIND WOMAN CAN'T EAT, SLEEP UNTIL SEEING-EYE PET...
SEEING-EYE DOG GRETA FOUND (CORRECTION PRINTED 4-15-89)
GRETA THE DACHSHUND HAPPY— AND SO'S OWNER
DURHAM SHOWS IT CARES
CLEARING THE RECORD
•BEEP BALL' FOR VISUALLY IMPAIRED COMES TO DURHAM
BUND VICTIM FINDS RETRIBUTION LACKING
BLINDNESS DOESN'T HANDICAP MINISTER
MAN GETS 15 YEARS FOR ASSAULT ON BLIND WOMAN
VISUALLY IMPAIRED LIONS CLUB WORKERS MAKE SUITS FOR PILOTS
THE BLIZZARDS (BAND)
DURHAM BLIZZARDS BLOWN TO NASHVILLE/ITEMS OF AMUSEMENT
BLOOD CLOTS
SEE ALSO TPA (TISSUE PLASMINOGEN ACTIVATOR)
SYNTHETIC CLOTTING MAY HELP HEMOPHILIACS— STUDY
BLOOD DONORS
SEE ALSO BLOODMOBILE
SEE ALSO N.C. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, BLOOD BANK
HELP SOMEONE LIVE
INOCULATIONS HAVE OFFICIALS BEGGING FOR BLOOD DONORS
S I T
N E ELY
P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
CHH 1
S 2
2/01/1989 C
3/15/1989 A
5/18/1989 D
2 P N K65
5 N
3 P F G59
S 2 8/26/1989 C 1 P N
CHH 1 3/31/1989 A 3 N S17
H 2 8/23/1989 C 1 P N N36
2/16/1989 B
6/12/1989 C
SPG
3 N
H 2 12/22/1989 D 15 P R S92
S 2 1/24/1989 C 1 N
H 2 1/10/1989 A 1 N
H
2
2/02/1989 A
1 P N J40
H
2
2/03/1989 C
1 N J40
S
2
2/04/1989 A
4 E
H
2
4/10/1989 B
1 P N P38
H
2
4/13/1989 A
1 P N P38
H
2
4/14/1989 C
1 N P38
S
2
4/14/1989 A
4 E
H
2
4/15/1989 A
2 N
s
2
4/18/1989 D
6 P N A76
H
2
5/30/1989 A
1 P N S82
S
2
7/11/1989 B
1 P F G59
H
2 12/08/1989 B
6 N
H
2 12/26/1989 C
6 P N C60
H
2
4/03/1989 A
6 P U W66
H
2
1/20/1989 C
1 N C60
H
2
1/02/1989 A
4 E
CHH 1
2/07/1989 A
3 N M20
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RESTAURANTS TO COMPETE TODAY IN BLOOD DONATIONS 'BATTLE OF BOULEVARD*
A TIME TO GIVE
BLOOD DRIVE GOAL FALLS SHORT
RED CROSS UILL SEEK CONTRIBUTIONS TO BUY BLOOD COLLECTION BUS
CHANCE TO GIVE
RED CROSS NEEDS BLOOD
BLOOD SUPPLY HITS HOLIDAY LOU, RED CROSS SAYS
BLOOD TESTS
SEE ALSO ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME, SCREENING TESTS
SEE ALSO BREATHALYZER TEST
SEE ALSO DRUNKEN DRIVING
SEE ALSO HEALTH SCREENING PROGRAH
SEE ALSO RECKLESS DRIVING
HOUSE VOTES TO LOWER DWI BLOOD ALCOHOL LIMIT
BLOODHOUNDS
SEE ALSO DOGS
BLOODHOUND TEAM IN DEMAND FOR TRACKING OUTLAWS
BLOODMOBILE
SEE ALSO AMERICAN RED CROSS
SEE ALSO BLOOD DONORS
A 'BLOOD HOUND' FOR DONORS
BLOOM COUNTY (COMIC STRIP)
MARY KAY NO AYATOLLAH
'ZIPPY' AND 'CURTIS' WILL REPLACE
BLOOM COUNTY'
BLUE CROSS AND BLUE SHIELD OF N.C.
SEE ALSO CARING PROGRAM FOR CHILDREN
SEE ALSO HEALTH INSURANCE
SEE ALSO PERSONAL CARE PLAN
CONGRATULATIONS, H.C. CRANFORD JR.
CRANFORD RECEIVES CHAMBER AWARD
HENDERSON MAN BATTLES SYSTEM FOR CANCER TREATMENT, LIFE
BLUE CROSS SINGS BLUES FOR IMPACT TAX
BLUE CROSS PLANS TORN BETWEEN PUBLIC SERVICE, PROFITS
PROBING THE LIMITS OF GROWTH CONTROL
BLUE CROSS CARRIES IMPACT TAX CONCERNS TO ORANGE CO. EDC
HEALTH COSTS: SHOP AROUND
REFLECTIONS IN METAL AND GLASS
BLUE CROSS, OTHERS CELEBRATE DEMISE OF LOCAL IMPACT TAX
SEARS WILL ANCHOR NEW 1-40 COMPLEX
RECORD BLUE CROSS RATES COULD HIT TAR HEELS HARD
UNHEALTHY PRICE HIKES
BLUE CROSS HMO PLAN MAKES PROFIT
BLUE CROSS! HEALTH COSTS OUT OF CONTROL
BLUE CROSS AND BLUE SHIELD OF N.C, SALES AND EARNINGS
BLUE CROSS ATTRIBUTES $74.5 MILLION '88 LOSS TO COST OF CARE
BLUE CROSS AND BLUE SHIELD SERVICE CENTER
POLICE LOG/SECURITY GUARD STICK BEATEN BY TWO MEN
BLUE LIGHTS
SEE AUTOS, BLUE LIGHTS
BLUE LINE SHUTTLE
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL TRANSPORTATION DEPT.
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, BUSES
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C-CHAPEL HILL, BUSES
CHAPEL HILL TRANSIT TO ADD UNC SHUTTLE
BLUE QUAIL PRODUCTIONS
JAZZ ON TRACK; BLUE QUAIL RECORDS OWNER FORESEES SUCCESS DESPITE..
BLUE RIDGE ELECTRIC MEMBERSHIP CORP.
THREE ELECTRIC COOPERATIVES TO STUDY COMBINING OPERATIONS
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S 2
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
H 2
2/10/1989 A
4/05/1989 C
6/15/1989 A
7/03/1989 A
8/26/1989 B
9/08/1989 A
9/24/1989 B
CHH 1 12/29/1989 A
8 P
3
1
3
2
1
1
3
P T32
N
P P L38
P N S17
N C60
P P L38
N
NH90
H 2 7/07/1989 A 12 N
H 2 3/19/1989 B 4 N
CHH 1 6/11/1989 A 3 P N L90
H 2 3/27/1989 A 4 L
H 2 8/05/1989 A 11 N
H 2 3/15/1989 A
4
E
H 2 3/15/1989 C
1 P N C47
H 2 3/26/1989 A
1 P N N36
CHH 1 4/01/1989 A
1
N M20
H 2 4/02/1989 A
1
N
CHH 1 4/02/1989 A
4
E
CHH 1 4/14/1989 A
1
N M25
H 2 4/18/1989 A
4
E
CHH 1 4/22/1989 A
3 P P L38
CHH 1 4/26/1989 A
1
N K20
CHH 1 4/28/1989 A
1
N S17
H 2 6/21/1989 A
1
N
H 2 6/28/1989 A
4
E
S 2 10/05/1989 A
1
N E33
S 2 12/18/1989 A
1
N E33
H 2 3/19/1989 A
3
N
H 2 11/10/1989 C
1
N C47
CHH 1 5/22/1989 A 3 N M70
CHH 1 4/17/1989 A 3 P N H90
H 2 1/05/1989 C 1 N H60
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BLUE RIDGE PARKWAY
MORE THAN 25 MILLION VISIT PARKWAY
AS THE LEAVES TURN; GO WEST FOR FALL COLOR
BLUEBERRIES
BLUEBERRIES BONUS OF SUMMER
BLUEGRASS MUSIC
SEE ALSO MUSIC
SELDOM SCENE STILL PUTS OUN TOUCH ON BLUEGRASS
ITALIAN FLATPICKER BRINGING HIS MUSIC HOME
LOCAL BANJO PLAYER PICKS HIS WAY INTO BIGTIHE BLUEGRASS
BLUES MUSIC
SEE ALSO MUSIC
LAZY LESTER IS SIN6ING THE BLUES AGAIN
SCHOOLHpUSE BLUES; CHAPEL HILL STUDENTS GET A QUICK COURSE...
FILM ABOUT BLUES ARTIST GETS ITS N.C. PREMIERE
TOURING MUSICAL HONORS 'FATHER OF BLUES'
TAKING TO THE STAGE
RENAISSANCE BLUESMAN; LIGHTNIN' WELLS ON BLUES REVIVAL
BLUESHAN SUMLIN BACK IN BULL CITY SATURDAY
DURHAM GETS THE BLUES - AGAIN
A CUP OF THE BLUES AT DUKE COFFEEHOUSE/FOUR HEADLINERS
BOARD OF CHARITIES AND PUBLIC WELFARE
SEE DURHAM COUNTY DEPT. OF SOCIAL SERVICES
BOAT PEOPLE
SEE VIETNAMESE REFUGEES
BOAT SAFETY
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, DROWNING, N.C.
SEE ALSO BOATS
SEE ALSO DRUNKEN BOATING
SEE ALSO SAFETY
SEE ALSO WATER SAFETY
TIPS OFFERED FOR BOATERS
BOATERS BEWARE OF BUI
BOATS
SEE ALSO BOAT SAFETY
SEE ALSO DURHAM POWER SQUADRON
SEE ALSO KAYAKS
SEE ALSO SCULLING
SEE ALSO WATER SAFETY
BOATERS ACROSS COUNTRY FACE SINKING SUPPLY OF DOCK SPACE/THE BENCH MARK
BOB HUGHES ASSOCIATES INC.
RETAIL STRIP
THE BOBS (A CAPPELLA GROUP)
NOW HEAR THIS
BODDIE-NOELL ENTERPRISES
FROM THE HEART: NINE ARE HONORED AS VOLUNTEERS OF THE YEAR
BODY THERAPY INSTITUTE
MASSAGE THERAPISTS PRACTICE OLD-FASHIONED HEALING
BOGART'S RESTAURANT
'I DON'T INTEND FOR THIS TO BE A PAINFUL EXPERIENCE'
BOMB DETECTORS
U.S., AIRLINE OFFICIALS MUM ON WHETHER RDU...WILL GET BOMB DETECTOR
♦750,000 BOMB DETECTORS NOT IN SIGHT AT RDU
BOMB THREATS
SEE ALSO TELEPHONE THREATS
H 2 1/09/1989 B 5 N
H 2 9/03/1989 E 1 F Zll
S 2 7/12/1989 C 1 P F S27
H
2
1/13/1989 D
8 P R L37
H
2
3/03/1989 D
3 P F S56
H
2
7/07/1989 D
6 P F
H
2
1/13/1989 D
9 P F
CHH 1
1/28/1989 A
1 P N H90
H
2
2/07/1989 B
1 P N 1464
H
2
2/08/1989 B
12 N N60
H
2
6/02/1989 D
9 P F F55
H
2
7/28/1989 D
9 P F H60
H
2
8/04/1989 D
5 P F W66
S
2
8/23/1989 B
1 P N B71
H
2 11/17/1989 D
4 P F B71
S 2 6/27/1989 C 1 N
CHH 1 8/27/1989 A 4 E
H 2 3/19/1989 F 1 N
H 2 11/26/1989 F 1 P T37
CHH 1 6/07/1989 A 7 P P
H 2 4/17/1989 B 1 P N S56
S 2 10/10/1989 A 6 P F S27
CHH 1 6/11/1989 A 1 N S17
S 2 7/11/1989 A 7 N H65
H 2 9/01/1989 C 1 N
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SEE ALSO THREATS
THIS PRANK HASN'T FUNNY AT ALL
JORDAN HIGH RECEIVES BOMB THREAT
POLICE LOG/CHAMBER IS TARGET OF FALSE BOMB THREAT
AUTHORITIES TRACE CALLER AFTER STANFORD SCHOOL BOMB THREAT
STANBACK SCHOOL EVACUATED
POLICE LOG/LOCAL BANK BOMB THREAT TARGET
POLICE LOG/GUNMAN ROBS WOMEN IN DARRYL'S PARKING LOT
CASE CLOSED
BOMB SCARE AT CITY HALL
CITY UORKERS ALL WET
MEN CHARGED WITH USING 'BOMB' IN ROBBERY TRY
GROCERY EVACUATED FOR BOMB SEARCH
POLICE LOG/MAN CHARGED WITH DEATH BY VEHICLE
BURGLAR TAKE SILVER WORTH OVER $22,000
BOMBINGS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO ARSON, DURHAM
SEE ALSO BOMBS
SEE ALSO FIREBOMBS, DURHAM
POLICE PROBE HOLOTOV BOMB, MAILBOX BLAST;
DEPUTIES ARREST 2 FOR BOMBS
TWO CHARGED WITH MAKING PIPE BOMBS
POLICE CHARGE THIRD PERSON IN BOMB CASE
POWDER AND PIPE ROCK CENTER
BOMBS
SEE ALSO ATOMIC BOMBS
SEE ALSO EXPLOSIVE DEVICE
SEE ALSO FIREBOMBS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO LETTER BOMBS
SEE ALSO PIPE BOMBS
SEE ALSO PLASTIC EXPLOSIVES
BOMB RIPS MAILBOX AT POST OFFICE
POLICE PROBE HOLOTOV BOMB, MAILBOX BLAST, 'COCKTAIL' FOUND UNEXPLODED
POLICE PROBE HOLOTOV BOMB, MAILBOX BLAST, POWDER AND PIPE ROCK CENTER
BOMBS, FIRE THREATEN OUR SENSE OF SECURITY
BON JOVI (MUSIC GROUP)
BON JOVI! THAT'S TRUE LOYALTY!
BON JOVI BASES ITS MUSICAL DIRECTION ON REACTION OF FANS, NOT CRITICS
SNOW DOESN'T COOL BON JOVI FANS
CROWD, MUSIC, BON JOVI: GOING THROUGH THE CLICHE MOTIONS
POLICE LOG/CAMERAMAN ACCUSED OF OBSTRUCTION
CONCERT REVIEW AN OUTRAGE
REVIEW DOESN'T UNDERSTAND
REVIEW CALLED WRONG
BONE MARROW TRANSPLANTS
SEE ALSO CANCER
SEE ALSO HARDEE'S CHILDREN'S BONE MARROW TRANSPLANT FACILITY
FIGHTING FOR HER LIFE IS 'NORMAL* FOR LEUKEMIA VICTIM
LOCAL CHURCH RAISING FUNDS FOR TREATMENT
POLICE LODGES DONATE MONEY FOR BONE MARROW TRANSPLANTS
BROOKE WARD TO MEET DONOR OF LIFE-SAVING BONE MARROW
GIRL MEETS MARROW DONOR
BROOKE WARD MEETS DONOR TO MARK MILESTONE
LEUKEMIA PATIENT DIES AT AGE 14
DUKE TO OPEN BONE MARROW LABORATORY FOR CHILDREN
DUKE ON ITS WAY TO FULL MARROW PROGRAM
THE SPREAD OF HUMAN KINDESS
MARROW TRANSPLANTATION UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY FOR NURSE
BONES
SEE ALSO OSTEOPOROSIS
3-D COMPUTER IMAGES HELP DOCTORS PLAN BONE SURGERY
BONLEE SCHOOL
TREATMENT SYSTEM ALLOCATIONS UNCERTAIN
BOND WOULD RAZE, THEN REBUILD BONLEE
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E
C -PG
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
1/04/1989 A
1/20/1989 B
1/21/1989 A
3/08/1989 A
4/01/1989 A
8/24/1989 A
10/01/1989 B
10/18/1989 B
10/19/1989 C
10/19/1989
10/26/1989
10/28/1989
11/11/1989
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I T
L Y
L P BYL
E
N
N
N R43
N M25
N
N M51
P T37
P T37
P T37
N B53
N
N
N M51
S 2 1/09/1989 B 1 N B53
8 2 1/16/1989 A 1 N B53
H 2 1/17/1989 C 1 N
H 2 1/19/1989 C 6 H
2 1/09/1989 A
2 1/09/1989 B
2 1/09/1989 B
2 1/11/1989 A
1 N M51
1 N B53
1 N B53
4 E
CHH
H
S
H
CHH
H
H
H
1/14/1989
2/17/1989
2/20/1989
2/21/1989
2/23/1989
2/27/1989
3/01/1989
3/13/1989
CHH 1
CHH
H
H
H
H
CHH 1
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
1/07/1989 A
1/07/1989 A
1/21/1989 B
3/11/1989 C
3/15/1989
3/15/1989
4/12/1989
8/17/1989
10/02/1989
10/14/1989
11/09/1989
L38
H90
S92
H90
N S17
N S17
N
N C60
P
N
N S17
N C60
N
E
N D80
S 2 12/15/1989 C 1 N
CHH 1 12/01/1989 A
CHH 1 12/01/1989 A
3 N M70
3 N M70
BOOK-BANNING
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SEE CENSORSHIP
BOOK PUBLISHERS
SEE PUBLISHERS
BOOKER CREEK APARTMENTS
BOOKER CREEK RESIDENTS TRY DRYING OUT
BOOKMOBILE
REPORT URGES BOOKMOBILE FUNDING
BOOKS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO REVIEWS, BOOKS
SEE ALSO WRITERS, DURHAM
BOOK LISTS HOME RESOURCES IN TRIANGLE
STORY OF DURHAM IS COLORFUL CONTRIBUTION TO HISTORY
BOOKS, N.C.
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. PRESS
SEE ALSO PUBLISHERS
SEE ALSO REVIEWS, BOOKS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. PRESS
SEE ALSO WRITERS, N.C.
THE LATEST ON NORTH CAROLINA'S PAST
N.C. MOUNTAIN BOOK "RINGS TRUE"
STORIES OF A FAMILY ARE BRIDGES ACROSS DISTANCE AND TIME
BOOKS, REVIEWS
SEE REVIEWS, BOOKS
BOOKSTORES, DURHAM
DURHAM STORES EXPECT 'VERSES' IN 2-3 WEEKS
BOOSTER CLUBS
SEE ALSO SPORTS FANS
SCHOOLS' ATHLETIC BOOSTER CLUBS NOT RUSHING TO RELEASE AUDITS
RAMS CLUB GIFTS AVERAGE $7.6 MILLION
BOOTLEGGING
SEE ALCOHOL, ILLICIT SALES
SEE DRUGS, SMUGGLING
SEE MOONSHINE
BOOTS
THESE BOOTS WEREN'T MADE FOR WALKING
BORIS GGDUNOV (OPERA)
'GODUNOV': A RUSSIAN SENSE OF POWER AND HELPLESSNESS
BORODIN TRIO
THE BORODIN TRIO PLAYS ON CHAMBER ARTS SERIES SATURDAY AT DUKE
PIANO TRIO DEMONSTRATES VIRTUOSITY
NEW YEAR BEGINS WITH TWO DIVERSE, HIGtHJUALITY CONCERTS
BO'S CAFE AMERICA
ALL-AMERICAN CUISINE/BO'S CAFE AMERICA IN RALEIGH
BOTANICAL GARDEN
SEE N.C. BOTANICAL GARDEN
BOTTLE BILL
SEE RETURNABLE BOTTLES
BOTTLE DEPOSIT
SEE RETURNABLE BOTTLES
BOTTLES
SEE ALSO RETURNABLE BOTTLES
'MINIBOTTLES' SHOWING UP MORE AND MORE
SIMPLE AS ABC, SALES OF MINIBOTTLES ON THE RISE IN COUNTY
S I T
N E ELY
P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
CHH 1 7/18/1989 A 1 P N M20
CHH 1 12/25/1989 A 3 N M25
S 2 6/23/1989 A 6 P F G59
H 2 7/30/1989 D 3 P U H45
CHH 1 7/31/1989 A 3 P N
H 2 11/26/1989 D 3 P R H45
H 2 12/24/1989 E 4 D N W66
H 2 2/24/1989 A 1 P N N36
H 2 8/31/1989 A 12 N
CHH 1 9/01/1989 A 1 N S17
CHH 1 4/16/1989 A 3 P P L38
H 2 1/06/1989 D 4 R L59
H 2 1/13/1989 D 15 P P
H 2 1/17/1989 B 1 R L59
S 2 1/19/1989 D 3 R C58
H 2 11/17/1989 D 10 P R D77
S 2 6/28/1989 A 1 P N T77
H 2 7/23/1989 B 1 N S22
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P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
BOULDER, COLORADO
PUBLIC-fRIVATE GROUP PLANS SPRING JUNKET
PUBLIC-PRIVATE'S DOUBLE STANDARD
BOUNDARY DISPUTES
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C., BOUNDARIES
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., BOUNDARIES
WOLF'S POND RESIDENTS HAY SOON KNOW WHAT COUNTY TO CALL HOC
APPROVAL EXPECTED FOR BOUNDARY LINE
ORANGE CO. DRAWS LINE WITH CHATHAM
COUNCIL APPROVES ANNEXATION PACTS WITH NEIGHBORS
DURHAM, NEIGHBORS SIGN BOUNDARY PACT
BOUNDARY RULES GOOD
BOUATER CAROLINA CORP. OF CATAWBA
BOUATER INC. CONGRATULATES THE DURHAM SUN (AD)
BOWIE STATE UNIV. SPORTS, BASKETBALL
BOWIE KNIFES PAST EAGLES
BOWL GAMES
SEE COLLEGE BOWLS
BOWLING
AMATEUR BOWLING CLUB COMES TO DURHAM THIS MONTH
DURHAM HOSTS 1ST NABI TOURNEY
DURHAM BOWLER WINS NABI TOURNEY
27 TROPHIES IN 15 YEARS AND HE'S STILL BOWLING AT 79
AMATEUR BOWLING KEEPS ON ROLLING
BOWLERS CELEBRATING 25TH YEAR OF FAMILY FUN
HARRIS IS 'BOWLED OVER' BY HER WIN
DAVIE, DYER EARN TOP HONORS
NABI 'DURHAM DYNASTY' REIGNS
FAYETTEVILLE WOMAN WINS WEEKEND'S 'SNOW BOWL'
BURLINGTON MAN WINS NABI TOURNAMENT
NABI BOWLING TOUR RETURNS TO DURHAM
DURHAM'S HANKER BOWLS TO WIN IN NABI TOURNAMENT
MCLAURIN CAPTURES BOWLING CHAMPIONSHIP
DURHAM'S FAIRLANES HOSTS BOWLING TOURNAMENT
SMITH, TYREN AWARDED LIFE MEMBERSHIP TO ASSOCIATION
DURHAM BOWLERS DOMINATE
BOWLERS TOUR ROLLS THROUGH
WILDFIRE IS SPREADING FOR NABI
BOWLERS SET OWN FIRREWORKS
HEAT DOESN'T SLOW NABI BOWLERS
NABI SETS NEW RECORD AT FAYETTEVILLE TOURNAMENT
NABI BOWLERS KEEP ROLLING IN WINNINGS
BURLINGTON'S COUNTRY CLUB LANES HOSTS NABI TOURNEY
YOUNG PICKS UP Hi 000 FOR WINNING NABI TOURNEY
DURHAM, CARY HOST LATEST NABI TOURNEYS
NABI DRAWS OVER 6,000 ENTRANTS
GREENSBORO HOSTS NABI BOWLING TOURNAMENT
GREENSBORO HOSTS NABI TOURNEY
BOWMAN GRAY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
MEDICAL CAREER STUDY NEEDS FINANCIAL BOOST
BOXING
SEE ALSO DURHAM BOXING CENTER
SEE ALSO DURHAM BOXING CLUB
BOXER FACES DEADLY WEAPON CHARGE
ROBINSON A MAN OF GRACE AND MYSTERY
DANNY FARRAR BRINGS 'GOLDEN AGE' BACK TO DUKE
TYSON MAY BE TOO GOOD
'BONECRUSHER' PLANS DURHAM BOUT
'BONECRUSHER' TO 'SCRAP AT DAP'
BATTLE LINES DRAWN FOR 'SCRAP AT THE DAP'
BONECRUSHER BULLISH ON 'SCRAP IN THE DAP'
FOR 'CRUSHER, DAP MAY LEAD TO 'IRON MIKE'
CHH 1 12/14/1989 A 1 P N M70
CHH 1 12/17/1989 A 4 E
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
H
S
S
2/18/1989 A
3/27/1989 A
8/17/1989 A
12/05/1989 C
12/05/1989 C
12/06/1989 A
N M25
N
N
N R63
N C61
E
S 2 4/19/1989 G 3 A
H 2 1/26/1989 D 1 N P75
1/03/1989 B
1/17/1989 D
1/24/1989 D
1/31/1989 B
2/07/1989 D
2/11/1989 C
2/14/1989 B
2/19/1989 C
2/21/1989 B
2/28/1989 D
3/07/1989
3/21/1989
3/28/1989
4/11/1989
4/25/1989
4/30/1989
5/09/1989 B
6/20/1989 D
6/27/1989 D
7/11/1989 D
8/01/1989 D
8/15/1989 D
8/22/1989 B
8/29/1989 C
9/05/1989 B
9/12/1989 B
9/26/1989 B
9/26/1989 B
10/03/1989 D
1/02/1989 B
4/13/1989 C
5/02/1989
7/28/1989
8/06/1989
8/17/1989
9/07/1989
9/07/1989 B
9/20/1989 D
N A76
N A76
N A76
F A76
N A76
N P38
N A76
N
U A76
N A76
N A76
N A76
N A76
N A76
N A76
N
N A76
N A76
N A76
N A76
N A76
N A76
N A76
N A76
N A76
N A76
N A76
N
N A76
S 2 5/09/1989 A 4 E
N
U D18
N A76
E
N M88
N
N C49
U D18
U M88
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SUBJECTS
HUGO KNOCKS OUT SMITH, JONES
SCRAP AT THE DAP/ FORMER CHAMP FACES ONE OF THE YOUNG GUNS
SCRAP AT THE DAP; JONES GETS A CHANCE TO ETCH NAME IN 'CONCRETE'
'SCRAP IN THE DAP' TRIES AGAIN TONIGHT
BONECRUSHER WINS 'SCRAP'; EIGHTH-ROUND BLOWS LEAVE JONES REELING
FORMER CHAMP TRAVERSES ANOTHER CROSSROADS
'BONECRUSHER' GETS WIN, BUT FIGHT FANS LOSE
'BONECRUSHER' POUNDS JONES IN DAP
SMITH MAY COME BACK FOR ANOTHER DAP SCRAP
BIG MONEY TARNISHES BOXING'S ACHIEVEMENTS
BOY SCOUTS, DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO CUB SCOUTS
SEE ALSO EAGLE SCOUTS
MAN'S SCOUTING LIFE SPANS SIX DECADES
AFTER 63 YEARS, DURHAM SCOUT TROOP LIVES ON
JAMBOREE-BOUND
UNITED WAY OKS FOUR APPEALS
UNIT AWARD
SCOUT'S HONOR; AN OLD EAGLE CAMPS AGAIN
BOY SCOUTS, N.C.
SEE ALSO EAGLE SCOUTS
HARDLY A CAMPING TRIP, 'BUT IT PAYS OFF'
THEY HAVEN'T EARNED BADGES, BUT SCOUTS' PROJECT HAS MERIT
SCOUT COUNCIL'S RECORDS SEIZED BY INVESTIGATORS
BOY SCOUT GROUP PLANS INTERNAL INVESTIGATION
GREENSBORO UNITED WAY MAY ASK AGENCY AUDITS AFTER BOY SCOUT PROBE
BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA
SEE ALSO EAGLE SCOUTS
TONTO'S HORSE NAMED AFTER BOY SCOUTS?
DRUG-FREE BEST PREPARATION
THE BOY TOY (BOOK)
THEME OF LOLLYPOP BOOKS CONTINUES UNDER LEADERSHIP OF CAROLINA WREN...
FORMER DURHAM TEACHER WRITES APPEALING BOOK FOR BEGINNING READERS
BOYCOTTS
ORANGE CO. GREENS ORGANIZE G.E. BOYCOTT
G.E. BOYCOTT AFFIRMS GREEN VALUES
'SOVIET FRONT GROUPS' SUPPORT INFACT
BLACK LEGISLATORS TO BOYCOTT SESSION IN OLD SLAVE MART
MARKET POOR CHOICE FOR STATE'S CELEBRATION
MICHAUX: 30 WHITE LAWMAKERS JOIN FAYETTEVILLE BOYCOTT
SOME LEGISLATORS PLAN TO SKIP FAYETTEVILLE CEREMONIAL SESSION
GENERAL ASSEMBLY HOLDS CEREMONIAL SESSION IN FAYETTEVILLE
TASTE AND GENTILITY STILL IN VOGUE
BOYD'S AUTO SALES
BOYD OLDS-PCNTIAC-BUICK (AD)
BOYS' STATE (WAKE FOREST UNIV.)
COUNTY STUDENTS TO BOYS STATE
BRACEY'S MAIDS AND BUTLERS
BAR AT RAMONA'S CAFE SERVES BUSINESS-STRAIGHT UP
BRADLEES
BRADLEES LAYS OFF HALF ITS EMPLOYEES AS IT PREPARES TO CLOSE ITS DOORS
BUILDING-SUPPLY STORE IS PLANNED NEAR MALL
BRADSHER INDUSTRIES
GRANVILLE BOARD VOTES TO GIVE BUILDING PERMIT AFTER HEARING WARNING
BRAGTOWN BRANCH LIBRARY
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY, BRANCHES
HOW MANY?
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E L Y
C -PG LP BYL
9/22/1989 B
9/29/1989 B
9/29/1989 B
9/29/1989 D
9/30/1989 D
9/30/1989 D
9/30/1989 B
9/30/1989 B
11/29/1989 D
12/09/1989 A
4/22/1989 C
5/24/1989 B
7/24/1989 C
8/16/1989 C
8/22/1989 A
10/01/1989 E
CHH
CHH
H
H
H
1/15/1989
1/15/1989
3/05/1989
3/06/1989
3/17/1989
N
F C49
F M88
N A76
N C49
U M88
U D18
N A76
N MSB
E
N S92
N T77
P T32
N
P C45
F
N L90
N L90
N
N
N
H 1 3/07/1989 B 5 N
S 2 8/09/1989 A 4 E
H 2
1/08/1989 D
3 P U H45
H 2
5/07/1989 D
3 P U H45
CHH 1
2/22/1989 A
2 N
CHH 1
2/28/1989 A
4 P U
CHH 1
3/30/1989 A
4 L
H 2
4/01/1989 C
1 P N L40
S 2
4/04/1989 A
4 E
H 2
4/12/1989 C
1 P N N36
H 2
4/13/1989 A
13 N
H 2
4/14/1989 B
5 N
H 2
7/23/1989 D
5 U W09
S 2 4/19/1989 H 5 D A
H 2 6/12/1989 C 1 P P T44
H 2 3/03/1989 C 2 P F K65
H 2 1/14/1989 A 8 N C60
S 2 6/14/1989 A 3 N M06
H 1 10/03/1989 B 1 N T33
S 2 5/01/1989 A 6 P P T44
ERAGTOUN VETERINARY HOSPITAL
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N E ELY
P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
POLICE LOG/GRINDERSWITCH BREAK-IN TRY CHARGES LODGED
BRAIN DAMAGE
ORANGE COUNTY UOHAN FILES SUIT AGAINST DOCTOR
GRANT BOOSTS EFFORTS TO FIND EPILEPSY CURE
NEIGHBORS ARGUE AGAINST HOME FOR BRA IK- DAMAGED
DIRECTOR: GROUP HOHE CONCERNS UNFOUNDED
BRAIN INJURIES
SEE BRAIN DAMAGE
BRAIN RESEARCH
SEE ALSO ACOUSTIC BRAIN RESEARCH
SEE ALSO MEDICAL RESEARCH
SEE ALSO RESEARCH
STUDY OF EYE MOVEMENT MAY HELP UNLOCK SECRETS OF HOW BRAIN WORKS
BRAIN SURGERY
JONATHAN MAY SEE CHRISTMAS AT HOME
BRAIN TUMOR
SEE ALSO TUMORS
BRAIN TUMOR PATIENT HAS LIFE EXPECTANCY DOUBLED
TEEN'S HOPE HELPS OTHERS; JONATHAN LOLLAR'S ATTITUDE WORKS LIKE MEDICINE H
LOLLAR BRIGHTENS LIVES WITH MUSIC, LAUGHTER
TEEN FACES SURGERY AFTER 19 YEARS WITH HUGE TUMOR
TEEN 'CRITICAL' AFTER NINE HOURS IN SURGERY
BRAIN-TUMOR PATIENT MIGHT NOT NEED FOLLOW-UP SURGERY
LONG BRAIN SURGERY FAILS TO DULL TEEN'S QUICK WIT
TUMOR PATIENT HAS SETBACK
RADIATION STARTS SOON FOR LOLLAR— RECOVERING FROM BRAIN SURGERY
ORANGE COUNTY WOMAN FILES SUIT AGAINST DOCTOR
PNEUMONIA RETURNS LOLLAR TO INTENSIVE CARE
BRAN
SEE ALSO OATS
THE 'NEW' BRANj RESEARCH INDICATES RICE MIGHT REDUCE CHOLESTEROL LEVELS
GRAIN OF TRUTH/ARE CEREAL HEALTH CLAIMS VALID? WELL ...YES AND NO
BRANCH BANKING AND TRUST CO., SALES AND EARNINGS
BB&T REPORTS HIGH EARNINGS
BRANCH BANKING AND TRUST CO. (PARKWAY PLAZA)
BB&T PLAZA
H 2 11/08/1989 C 1 N M51
CHH 1 7/21/1989 A 3 N H90
CHH 1 10/03/1989 A 3 P N S17
H 2 10/31/1989 C 4 N R63
H 2 11/01/1989 C 1 N R63
H
2 6/15/1989 B
6 N
H
2 12/06/1989 C
1 P N C60
H 2 1/01/1989 C
H 2 3/04/1989 A
S 2 3/07/1989 A
H 2 5/19/1989 C
H 2 5/20/1989 C
H 2 5/23/1989 C
H 2 5/24/1989 C
H 2 5/27/1989 C
H 2 A/23/1989 C
CHH 1 7/21/1989 A
H 2 8/17/1989 A
8 N
1 P N C60
1 P N B53
1 P N C60
1 N
3 N
1 N
1 N C60
3 N
3 N H90
10 N C60
H
H
2 5/10/1989 B
2 11/29/1989 B
1 P F Zll
1 D N Zll
S
2 1/13/1989 A
5 N
H
2 11/19/1989 F
1 P P T37
BRAXTON CRAVEN SCHOLARSHIP
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. , SCHOLARSHIPS
SEE ALSO SCHOLARSHIPS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SCHOLARSHIPS)
SKINNER WINS CRAVEN AWARD FOR SCHOLARSHIP
BRAZIL
EIGHTH-GRADERS STUDY ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES
POLICE'S TRAFFIC SOBRIETY TEST MOSTLY GREEK TO BRAZILIAN MOTORIST...
BREAD
SEE ALSO FOOD
BAKERS OF A LOST ART; ADVENTURES IN BREAD MAKING
BILL WOULD ALLOW SMALLER LOAF OF BREAD
FOCUS ON BIGGER LOAVES
LEGISLATORS PROPOSE TAX ON ILLEGAL DRUGS
BILL ON CORPORAL PUNISHMENT BAN HIT BY AMENDMENT
FRESH BREAD!
BREAD FOR THE WORLD
FEEDING PROGRAM ON SOLID FINANCIAL GROUND
S 2 5/12/1989 C 14 N
2 4/05/1989 B 5 P N S76
2 10/01/1989 B 1 U N36
2/22/1989 B
3/12/1989 B
3/16/1989 A
3/31/1989 A
4/07/1989 A
8/18/1989 B
PFZ11
N
E
N
N
P P T37
S 2 5/15/1989 C 1 N H65
BREAKFAST
THE BREAKFAST SPECIAL/AREA RESTAURANTS RECOUNT STRANGE CUSTOMER REQUESTS H
BREAKFAST PROVIDES GOOD FUEL FOR LEARNING S
BANK EXECUTIVE! SCHOOLS MUST STRESS 3 P'S S
2 5/17/1989 B 1 P F S56
2 11/01/1989 A 4 E
2 11/09/1989 C 1 P N Yll
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ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989
SUBJ
BREAKING AND ENTERING (CRIME)
POLICE CHARGE KEN WITH BREAKING INTO NEWSPAPER RACK
TWO TEENS CHARGED WITH LOUISBURG BREAK-IN
MURDER SUSPECT CHARGED AGAIN
BREAK-IN TRIAL SHACKLED BY LEG IRONS; JUDGE RULES MISTRIAL...
INTRUDER SCARED AWAY BY AWAKENED RESIDENT
2 LOUISBURG MEN FACE B4£ CHARGES
FRANKLIN COUNTY DEPUTIES INVESTIGATE TWO BREAK-INS
CRIME UP SLIGHTLY IN 1988, BUT BREAK-INS LESS FREQUENT
MAN CHARGED WITH BREAK-IN
ROXBORO POLICE INVESTIGATING BREAK-IN AT STORE
POLICE SURROUND MIDDLE SCHOOL TO ARREST BREAK- IN SUSPECT
MAN CHARGED WITH BREAKING INTO HOUSE
ESCAPEE CONFESSES TO 237 BREAK-INS
MAN CHARGED WITH BREAKING INTO FOUR BUSINESSES
'HUNGRY' WOMAN ROBS HER HOST
MCNEIL FACES 121 BREAK-IN CHARGES
POLICE TIE SILVER THEFTS TO MCNEIL
SUSPECT ARRESTED AT STORE BREAK-IN
DURHAM MAN SOUGHT IN FIVE COUNTIES ARRESTED NEAR OXFORD
BURGLAR DRAWS 10-YEAR TERM
ASSAULT ADDED TO BREAK-IN CHARGE
POLICE SEEK INFORMATION ON OLD FARM BREAK-INS
CAR DEALER LIKES DEPUTIES' FAST WORK
PERSONAL RECORDS LEAD TO SUSPECT
POLICE LOG/TWO TEENS CHARGED IN SCHOOL BREAK-IN (CORRECTED 3-12-89)
POLICE LOG/DURHAM MAN CHARGED IN JULY BREAK-IN
POLICE LOG/POLICE NAB SUSPECT IN AREA BREAK-INS
POLICE CHARGE MAN FOUND HIDING IN SCHOOL
POLICE LOG/MAN FACES FURTHER BREAK-IN CHARGES
CORRECTION
TEEN CHARGED WITH BREAK-IN AT STORE
POLICE LOG/SUSPECT NABBED IN JEWELRY STORE BREAK-IN
18-YEAR-OD CHARGED WITH 10 BREAK-INS
POLICE LOG/TEEN-AGER CHARGED IN BREAK-IN
TWO TEENS CHARGED WITH BREAK-INS
DURHAM MAN HELD FOR BREAK-INS ESCAPES
MAN CHARGED WITH HUNDREDS OF BREAK-INS ESCAPES AGAIN
POLICE LOG/YOUTHS ARRESTED ON BREAK-IN CHARGES
SUSPECT IN BREAK-INS STILL SOUGHT
VICTIM OF BREAK-IN SAYS: 'MY CHILDREN ARE SCARED AT NIGHT'
DEPUTIES ARREST MAN FOR BURGLARY, ASSAULT
MAN CHARGED WITH BREAK-IN, SEXUAL ASSAULT
'COMMON DENOMINATOR' IN SERIES OF BREAK-INS GETS 20-YEAR SENTENCE
MAN FOUND IN COLO. GETS 20 YEARS IN JAIL
WHITE CHARGED WITH BREAKING INTO OWN STORE
WHITE DENIES BREAK-IN AT HAYTI STORE
CRIMESTOPPERS SEEKS BREAK-IN INFORMATION
COURT DATE RESCHEDULED FOR NAT WHITE JR.
WHERE'S WHITE? COURT NO SHOW...
BREAK-IN SUSPECT CHARGED AFTER CHASE
MAN CHARGED WITH BREAKING INTO HOUSE
TWO CONVENIENCE STORES ARE ROBBED
BREAK-INS DRAW 10-YEAR TERM
FUGITIVE BREAK-IN SUSPECTS ARRESTED
MCNEILL ARREST SPURS THEFT PROBE
POLICE ARREST MAN IN STABBING
BREAK-IN CHARGE AGAINST WHITE DROPPED
MAN FACING 177 CHARGES PLACED UNDER $1 MILLION BOND
POLICE LOG/APARTMENT, OFFICE BROKEN INTO
POLICE LOG/MAN FACES MULTIPLE CHARGES
POLICE LOG/4 CHARGED WITH AUTO THEFT
POLICE LOG/BREAK-INS REPORTED AT SEVERAL DURHAM CHURCHES
POLICE LOG/TWO MEN ROB GOODWILL STORE
JAILED WOMAN FACES 2ND BREAK-IN CHARGE
BROAD ST. BUILDING BROKEN INTO
POLICE LOG/LOCAL POLICE CHARGE MAN IN BREAK-IN
POLICE LOG/MAN CHARGED WITH HIT-AND-RUN
NOTHING MISSING AFTER JORDAN HIGH BREAK-IN
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S
I T
N E
E
L Y
P D
— DATE — C -PG L P BYL
S 2
1/05/1989 C
1
N B53
H 1
1/06/1989 C
1
N
CHH 1
1/07/1989 A
1
N M70
CHH 1
1/07/1989 A
1
N H90
H 2
1/11/1989 C
10
N
H 1
1/11/1989 C
4
N
H 1
1/11/1989 C
4
N
CHH 1
1/12/1989 A
1
N M70
H 2
1/13/1989 C
4
N
H 2
1/17/1989 B
4
N
H 2
1/18/1989 C
2
N
H 2
1/24/1989 B
5
N
H 2
1/25/1989 A
1 P N M51
H 2
1/29/1989 B
3
N
S 2
1/31/1989 B
1
N
S 2
2/01/1989 A
1 P N B53
S 2
2/02/1989 A
1
N B53
H 2
2/06/1989 C
4
N
H 2
2/07/1989 C
1
N
H 2
2/07/1989 C
3
N
H 2
2/19/1989 B
6
N
H 2
2/19/1989 B
6
N
S 2
3/01/1989 C
1
N B53
H 2
3/03/1989 C
1
N
CHH 1
3/07/1989 A
8
N
CHH 1
3/07/1989 A
8
N
CHH 1
3/08/1989 A
5
N
H 2
3/09/1989 C
2
N
CHH 1
3/09/1989 A
5
N
H 2
3/11/1989 C
3
N
H 2
3/20/1989 B
6
N
CHH 1
3/20/1989 A
3
N
H 2
3/22/1989 C
3
N
CHH 1
3/23/1989 A
2
N
H 2
3/26/1989 B
3
N
H 2
3/29/1989 A
1 P N H90
S 2
3/29/1989 C
1 P N B53
CHH 1
3/30/1989 A
2
N
CHH 1
3/30/1989 A
3
N H90
H 2
3/30/1989 C
1
N H51
S 2
4/04/1989 A
1
N B53
H 2
4/05/1989 B
5
N
H 2
4/18/1989 B
14
N S82
S 2
4/18/1989 C
1
N B53
H 2
5/03/1989 A
1 P N
S 2
5/03/1989 A
1
N M06
CHH 1
5/11/1989 A
3
N
H 2
5/16/1989 C
1
N
H 2
6/06/1989 C
1 P N
H 2
6/06/1989 C
3
N
S 2
6/13/1989 B
1
N
H 2
6/14/1989 D
12
N
H 2
6/20/1989 B
7
N
H 2
6/26/1989 C
1
N
S 2
6/26/1989 A
1 P N B53
S 2
6/29/1989 A
1
N B53
H 2
7/11/1989 A
1
N S82
S 2
7/12/1989 B
1
N B53
H 2
7/13/1989 C
3
N M51
H 2
7/18/1989 C
5
N
H 2
7/23/1989 B
3
N M51
H 2
7/26/1989 C
3
N M51
H 2
7/27/1989 B
7
N M51
H 2
7/31/1989 B
1
N H51
S 2
8/03/1989 C
1
N
CHH 1
8/04/1989 A
5
N
H 2
8/04/1989 C
2
N C47
H 2
8/06/1989 B
12
N
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ANNUAL
1/01/1989
INDEX BY
12/31/1989
SUBJE
POLICE LOG/CHARGES FOLLOW TWO BREAK-INS
POLICE LOG/TWO MEN CHARGED IN BREAK-IN
POLICE LOG/WOMAN BREAKS MUST SAVING HER PURSE
HAN SENTENCED FOR ROLE IN THEFTS AT LAWYER'S HOME
'PASSIVE' BREAK-IN PARTICIPANT DRAWS 3-YEAR, SUSPENDED TERM
HAN SENTENCED FOR BREAK-INS
BREAK-IN ARTIST GETS 51 YEARS
HAN FACES ANOTHER 52 BREAK-IN CHARGES
STOLEN PROPERTY FOUND IN HOHE
BREAK-IN SUSPECT ARRESTED
SEVERAL CITY BREAK-INS CLEARED; WOMAN ARRESTED
POLICE LOG/MAN, 2 INTRUDERS EXCHANGE SHOTS
BREAK-IN SUSPECT COO FACE SENTENCES OF 3,000 YEARS
DURHAM COUPLE CHARGED WITH BREAK-INS AND THEFTS
POLICE LOS/ARSON SUSPECT ARRESTED IN VIRGINIA
51 NEW INDICTMENTS GIVE MAN 330
POLICE LOG/DEPUTIES RECOVER ITEMS STOLEN IN BREAK-IN
POLICE LOG/MAN CHARGED IN ARMED ROBBERY OF FAST FARE
POLICE LOG/YELLING ROBBER TAKES $100 FROM HAT STORE
TRAFFIC CITATION HELP POLICE FIND ♦20,000 IN STOLEN GOODS
RECOVERED PROPERTY AWAITS OWNERS' CLAIMS
POLICE LINK STOLEN GOODS TO SEVEN BREAK-INS
DURHAM POLICE PREPARE MORE MOREHEAD HILL BREAK-IN CHARGES
POLICE LOG/SHOOTING EX-OFFICER'S CAR CHARGED
POLICE LOG/MAM FACES 2 CHARGES OF BURGLARY
PAWNSHOP BREAK-IN BRINGS 6-YEAR TERM
2 CHARGED WITH BREAK-IN
MCNEILL BYPASSES HEARING ON BREAK-INS
MAN GETS 48 YEARS IN BREAK-INS
5TH HOME BREAK-IN
BUSINESS BREAK-INS
POLICE LOG/ARRESTS AT BREAK-IN
POLICE LOG/GRINDERSWITCH BREAK-IN TRY CHARGES LODGED
POLICE LOG/ MAN CHARGED AFTER BREAK- IN AT 3 BUSINESSES
POLICE LOG/WOMAN FACES STOLEN CARD USE CHARGE
CHARGES FILED IN RURAL BREAK-IN
POLICE LOG/SPITTING ON OFFICER CALLED DEADLY WEAPON
POLICE LOG/MAN STOPPED FOR BAD LIGHT, CHARGES FOLLOW
POLICE LOG/WOMAN INJURED IN STRUGGLE WITH ASSAILANTS
POLICE LOG/CAR KNOCKS DOWN DOOR OF DUPLEX
POLICE LOG/SHOOTING CASE SUSPECT HELD ON '84 CHARGE
BREAKING AND ENTERING, AUTOS
4 CHAPEL HILL TEENS FACE BREAK-IN CHARGES
POLICE LOG/HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS CHARGED
THREE TEENS CHARGED AFTER AUTO BREAK-INS
POLICE LOG/LOCAL MAN CHARGED IN AUTO BREAK-IN
SNACK MAN STRIKES BACK, CHASES, NABS ACCUSED THIEF (CORRECTED 4-11-89)
ARRESTED MAN GAVE FALSE NAME
POLICE LOG/BURGLAR BATTERS SLEEPING WOMAN WITH BRICK
POLICE LOG/AUTOS VANDALIZED AT FIVE HOMES IN NORTHGATE AREA
POLICE LOG/THIEVES BREAK INTO FOUR CARS PARKED AT EMERALD FOREST APTS.
POLICE LOG/5 ARRESTED IN AUTO BREAK-INS
5 TEENS CHARGED WITH AUTO BREAK-INS
POLICE LOG/RADIOS TAKEN MAN'S TWO AUTOS
BREAST CANCER
SEE ALSO CANCER
SEE ALSO MAMMOGRAPHY
BREAST CANCER STUDIES FOUND CONFLICTING
UNC OPENS BREAST SCREENING CLINIC
AN EXAM FOR LIFE: MONTHLY BREAST SCREENING CLINIC OPENS AT UNC
RESEARCH INDICATES FEMALE HORMONES LINKED TO BREAST CANCER
BREAST CANCER TREATMENT DEBATED
LINKS BETWEEN PILL, BREAST CANCER QUESTIONED
BREAST FEEDING
SEE ALSO LA LECHE LEAGUE
MOTHER'S MILK/BASICS TREND FOR BABY, TOO (CORRECTED)
CLEARING THE RECORD
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N
E E
L Y
P
D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
CHH 1 8/09/1989 A
7
N
CHH 1 8/12/1989 A
3
N
H
2 8/15/1989 B
9
N M51
S
2 8/15/1989 C
1
N B53
H
2 8/16/1989 D
5
N
CHH 1 8/16/1989 A
3
N
CHH 1 8/17/1989 A
3 P N H90
S
2 8/23/1989 B
1
N B53
H
2 8/27/1989 C
1 P N M51
H
2 8/30/1989 C
1 P P L38
H
2 8/30/1989 C
2
N M51
H
2 8/31/1989 C
2
N M51
H
2 9/06/1989 C
1
N S82
H
2 9/07/1989 C
2
N M51
H
2 9/08/1989 C
6
N
H
2 9/19/1989 B
1
N S82
H
2 9/19/1989 B
8
N M51
H
2 9/25/1989 B
5
N M51
H
2 9/26/1989 A
16
N M51
H
2 9/26/1989 B
1 P N M51
S
2 9/27/1989 B
1
N B53
H
2 9/28/1989 C
3
N M51
S
2 10/05/1989 A
1
N B53
H
2 10/18/1989 C
1
N M51
H
2 10/19/1989 C
1
N M51
S
2 10/20/1989 C
1
N B53
H
2 10/26/1989 C
1
N M51
S
2 10/26/1989 A
1 P N B53
H
2 10/28/1989 C
1
NS82
H
2 10/30/1989 B
7
N M51
H
2 11/04/1989 C
1
N S22
H
2 11/05/1989 B
1
N M51
H
2 11/08/1989 C
1
NM51
H
2 11/09/1989 C
1
N M51
H
2 11/23/1989 C
1
N M51
CHH 1 12/01/1989 A
3
N M70
H
2 12/03/1989 B
1
N M51
H
2 12/06/1989 C
1
N C47
H
2 12/07/1989 B
1
N M51
H
2 12/12/1989 C
1
N M51
H
2 12/19/1989 C
1
N M51
H
2 2/15/1989 C
2
N
CHH 1 2/25/1989 A
8
N
H
2 2/28/1989 C
2
N
CHH 1 3/18/1989 A
N
S
2 4/05/1989 C
N B53
S
2 4/11/1989 C
N
H
2 8/21/1989 A
13
N M51
H
2 9/01/1989 C
N N36
H
2 9/12/1989 C
N N36
H
2 10/31/1989 C
NM51
S
2 10/31/1989 C
N B53
H
2 12/13/1989 C
N N36
H
2 1/06/1989 A
1
N
H
2 5/12/1989 C
5
N U80
CHH 1 5/13/1989 A
3 P N L90
S
2 8/23/1989 A
8
U
CHH 1 10/07/1989 A
3
N D38
CHH 1 11/08/1989 A
11
N
H
2 12/03/1989 E
1 D N Zll
H
2 12/05/1989 A
2
N
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INFORMATION CORRECTED
BREATHALYZER TEST
SEE ALSO BLOOD TESTS
SEE ALSO DRUNKEN DRIVING
SEE ALSO HEALTH SCREENING PROGRAM
DON'T DRINK AND DRIVE REMAINS BEST REMEDY
2 DUIS WITHIN 48 HOURS, MAN HITS 3.8 IN BREATHALYZER TEST
ASSESSMENT LAW TACKED ON DWI CONVICTIONS EFFECTIVE JAN. 1
HEALTH CENTER PLANS FOR DWI-LAW CHANGE
BREATHING LESSONS (BOOK)
AN>£ TYLER DRAWS 'THE WORLD PLAIN IN ALL ITS SKEWED REALITY'
BRECKENRIDGE
1ST DURHAM HOMES MAKE DEBUT IN AFFORDABLE-HOUSING PROGRAM
BRENDLE'S INC.
POLICE, BRENDLE'S GIVING SAFETY SEAT
BRIAN CENTER CORP.
80-BED NURSING HOME APPROVED
BRIAN SOUTH & CO.
CITY COULD LOSE FUNDS IN CCB PACT
STATE HELPS IN EDGEMONT REHABILITATION
BRIBERY
PROSECUTOR! BONDSMAN PAID BRIBE
STATE PLAYS TAPES, RESTS CASE AGAINST BONDSMAN
BONDSMAN REBUTS BRIBE TESTIMONY
BONDSMAN SAYS SECURITY OFFICER SOLICITED BRIBE
BONDSMAN RETURNS TO STAND IN OBSTRUCTION-OF-JUSTICE TRIAL
BONDSMAN HAD CHANCE AT DEAL, PROSECUTOR SAYS
JURY DELIBERATIONS NEAR IN CASE AGAINST BONDSMAN
JURORS BEGIN DELIBERATING IN BRIBERY CASE
JURY CONVICTS BONDSMAN IN BRIBE CASE
WITNESSES SPEAK OUT FOR BONDSMAN
BONDSMAN GETS 6 YEARS IN JAIL
APOLOGETIC BAIL BONDSMAN SENTENCED TO SIX-YEAR TERM
BRICK COMPANIES, N.C.
N.C. BUSINESS BRIERY
BRICKLAYERS
BRICK BY BRICK
BRICK-A-BRACK
BUILDING BETTER MAILBOX
LAYING BRICKWORK
HOT BLOCK
BRIDGE TOURNAMENTS
SEE ALSO FRIENDLY CITY SECTIONAL BRIDGE TOURNAMENT
SEE ALSO GAfCS
BRIDGE PLAYERS ENGAGE IN INTELLECTUAL COMBAT/THE SUN 100 YEARS
BRIDGES, DURHAM
NEW ELLERBEE CREEK BRIDGE APPROVED
BUILDING BRIDGE CLOSES GLENN ROAD
BRIDGE BREAK
NEITHER RAIN, NOR SNOW... BUT LOW BRIDGES...
BRIDGES, N.C.
SEE ALSO HERBERT C. BONNER BRIDGE
A BRIDGE COLLAPSES...
NEW BRIDGE OVER ENO ON TOWN'S WISH LIST
ON SCHEDULE AT CHICKEN BRIDGE
STATE MAY FUND BRIDGE
STATE DOT TO PICK UP TAB FOR ENO MOUNTAIN BRIDGE
ENO BRIDGE OK LIKELY, DOT OFFICIAL SAYS
D — DATE-
S
E
C -fG
I T
L Y
L P
BYL
H 2 12/11/1989 A 4 L
S 2 3/25/1989 A 4 E
H 2 3/28/1989 D 4 N
H 2 12/01/1989 C 1 N S82
S 2 12/21/1989 B 1 N H65
H 2 1/29/1989 D 3 P U H45
S 2 9/29/1989 C 1 N E33
CHH 1 2/18/1989 A 3 N
H 2 5/31/1989 C 1 N
S
2
6/20/1989 A
1
N C61
S
2 10/14/1989 A
1
N C61
s
2
8/08/1989 C
1
N B53
H
2
8/10/1989 C
1
N S82
S
2
8/10/1989 C
1
N B53
H
2
8/11/1989 C
1
N S82
S
2
8/11/1989 C
1 P N
H
2
8/12/1989 C
1
N S82
S
2
8/14/1989 C
1
N B53
H
2
8/15/1989 B
1
N S82
H
2
8/16/1989 C
1
N S82
H
2
8/17/1989 C
1
N S82
S
2
8/17/1989 B
1
N B53
H
2
8/18/1989 C
1 P N S82
H 2 1/24/1989 A 10 N
H 2
CHH 1
H 2
S 2
S 2
3/03/1989
5/02/1989
5/18/1989
6/10/1989
7/25/1989
3 P P K30
5 P P L38
2 P P L38
2 P P S76
1 P P K30
S 2 2/21/1989 A 6 P F 659
H 2 4/15/1989 C
H 2 5/06/1989 B
S 2 7/11/1989 C
H 2 12/04/1989 C
6 N
3 N
1 P P C45
1 P P T32
H 2 4/10/1989 A
CHH 1 5/02/1989 A
CHH 1 7/25/1989 A
CHH 1 7/31/1989 A
CHH 1 10/10/1989 A
CHH 1 10/20/1989 A
4 E A
3 N H90 1
3 P N M25
1 N D38
1 N W57
1 P N W57
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BRIDGES, U.S.
A BRIDGE COLLAPSES...
BRIDGING THE GAP
SEE ADOLESCENCE
SEE DURHAM JUNIOR CITY COUNCIL
SEE PARENT EDUCATION
BRIGGS AYE. (DURHAM, N.C.)
BRIGGS AVENUE TRACT LISTED AS POSSIBLE BALL PARK SITE
BRIGHT LEAF CIVITAN CLUB
CIVITAN INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT IN DURHAM
CITIZEN OF THE YEAR
CIVITANS
BRIGHT LEAF HOEDOUN
BRIGHT LEAF HOEDOUN SET THIS WEEKEND
BRIGHTLEAF MUSIC WORKSHOP
SEE ALSO MUSIC
POETRY AND MUSIC/TUESDAY TALK
SINGER WHITING BRINGS WORKSHOP A PRO TOUCH/TUESDAY TALK
AN ATMOSPHERE FOR JOY, A PLACE IN THE SPOTLIGHT
BRIGHTLEAF SQUARE
BRIGHTLEAF RESTAURANT CLOSES, MAY REOPEN SOON
'ELIXIR OF LOVE' OPERA SET AT BRIGHTLEAF SQUARE
MOONSHINE 'ELIXIR' SET FOR JUNE
AN OPERA WITH LOCAL FLAVOR
'THE ELIXIR OF LOVE'
BRINGING UP BABY (FILM)
THIS SUMMER, A 50-YEAR-OLD GEM HITS VIDEO STORES
BRISTOL-NYERS CO.
DUKE CANCER CENTER GETS $500,000 GRANT
GRANT BOOSTS EFFORTS TO FIND EPILEPSY CURE
BROAD STREET RESIDENTIAL CENTER
SEE ALSO GROUP CARE HOMES
SEE ALSO WILLIE M PROGRAMS
DURHAM MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES GETS TAPPED BY STATE TO REFUND $800,000
BROADWAY AT DUKE SERIES
SEE DUKE UNIV., BROADWAY AT DUKE SERIES
BROGDEN MIDDLE SCHOOL
IN-SCHOOL SUSPENSION SHOULD BE STUDIED, KEPT
TWO PRINCIPALS CLASH OVER CURRICULUM PHILOSOPHY
BROGDEN STUDENTS RESPOND TO DEATHS WITH SADD CHAPTER
BACK FROM EUROPE
BROGDEN LISTS HONOR ROLL
FIRE FORCES EVACUATION OF SCHOOL
OFFICIALS PROBE FIRE AT SCHOOL
BROGDEN STUDENTS EARN HONORS
POLICE LOG/BOY, 9, TREATED AFTER SHOT BY BB GUN
BOXER WANTS TO KNOCK OUT DROPOUT RATE
KAYOING DROPOUTS
BROGDEN MIDDLE SCHOOL SPORTS, FOOTBALL
BROGDEN SOFTBALL, FOOTBALL TEAMS CLAIM CHAMPIONSHIPS
BROGDEN MIDDLE SCHOOL SPORTS, SOFTBALL
BROGDEN SOFTBALL, FOOTBALL TEAMS CLAIM CHAMPIONSHIPS
BROMA CORP.
SOUL CITY PROJECT MAY ADD 1,300 JOBS
H 2 4/10/1989 A 4 E
H 2 4/27/1989 C 1 P N S69
S 2 4/24/1989 C 3 P N
S 2 9/15/1989 A 11 P P S73
S 2 10/13/1989 B 5 P P R56
H 1 9/21/1989 C 1 N H60
H 2 7/25/1989 A 6 P U U15
H 2 8/08/1989 A 6 P U W15
H 2 8/31/1989 B 1 P F U15
1/17/1989 A
3/01/1989 B
3/02/1989 D
5/01/1989 A
6/01/1989 B
8 N
7 P N
4 P F
4 E
1 PF
B71
S56
H 2 6/16/1989 D 4 R L59
S 2 5/15/1989 C
CHH 1 10/03/1989 A
10 N
3 P N S17
H 2 8/30/1989 A 1 N C60
s
H
H
H
s
s
s
s
H
H
S
2 1/30/1989 A
2 2/10/1989 C
2 4/13/1989 C
2 4/13/1989 C
2 5/09/1989 A
2 5/10/1989 B
2 5/11/1989 C
2 7/19/1989 C
2 9/04/1989 A
2 12/13/1989 C
2 12/13/1989 B
4 E
1 N J40
2 N
2 P P S76
12 N
1 N
1 N
5 N
12 N M51
1 P N C47
1 P N Yll
S
2 11/07/1989 D
4 P N A76
S
2 11/07/1989 D
4 P N A76
S
2 2/14/1989 A
1 H N M06
BROOKSTONE APARTMENTS
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CHAPEL HILLS A TOWN IN A FULL-COURT PRESS/SUNDAY FOCUS
TOW GROWTH LAWSUIT SETTLED
ZONING HEARING PLANNED
BROTHER'S KEEPER, SISTER'S CHILD (BOOK)
INDEPENDENT-MINDED SINGLE WOMAN'S ROLE DEPICTED IN CONTEMPORARY NOVEL
BROUGHTON HIGH SCHOOL
INAUGURATION; BAND FROM RALEIGH HIGH SCHOOL WILL REPRESENT N.C....
BROUGHTON HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, FOOTBALL
KNIGHTS' SECOND-HALF SURGE HOWS DOWN BROUGHTON, 21-0
BROWN AND WILLIAMSON TOBACCO CO.
TRIAL TO BEGIN IN $90 MILLION LW SUIT
L4M LAWSUIT FOR GENERIC CIGARETTES GETS UNDER WAY
LIGGETT PRESIDENT DEY TESTIFIES RIVAL FIRM STOLE TRADEMARK
LiM CEO TO GIVE MORE TESTIMONY
DEY! RIVAL COMPANY TRIED TO RUIN LiM
LIGGETT PRESIDENT CLAIMS 'SURVIVAL' IN ANSWERING B&W'S COUNTERCHARGES
BROWN-BAGGING
SEE LIQUOR-BY-THE-DRINK, N.C.
BROWN-LOVING
APARTMENT COMPLEX FOR SENIOR CITIZENS PLANNED IN BUTNER
BROWN WATER TREATMENT PLANT
SEE INFINITY ROAD WATER TREATMENT PLANT
BROWNING FERRIS INDUSTRIES INC.
SEE ALSO BIO-MED SERVICES CORPORATION
GRAWILLE BOARD WILL HOLD PUBLIC HEARING FEB. 20 ON COUNTYWIDE ZONING... H
PITTSBORO WON'T COURT MEDICAL WASTE COMPANY CHH 1
PITTSBORO WASTE BURNER NOT PLANNED — BIO-MED MGR. CHH 1
BROYHILL ENSEMBLE
BROYHILL ENSEMBLE TO GIVE DUKE CONCERT
ENCOUNTERS' GROUP JUST KEPT PLAYING
CHH 1 2/12/1989 A 1 P N M70
CHH 1 3/01/1989 A 1 N M70
CHH 1 7/08/1989 A 3 N
H 2 11/05/1989 D 10 P R H45
H 1 1/18/1989 C 1 N
H 2 11/11/1989 D 3 P N B40
H
2
7/11/1989 B
1
N Bll
S
2
7/11/1989 A
1
N B53
H
2
7/12/1989 C
1
N Bll
S
2
7/12/1989 A
1
N B53
H
2
7/13/1989 C
1 P N Bll
H
2
7/14/1989 C
1
N Bll
H 1 5/05/1989 C 1 N T33
1
2/07/1989 C
5/24/1989 A
6/22/1989 A
2 2/25/1989 C
2 3/03/1989 D
1 N H60
1 N M25
1 N M2S
4 N
3 N
BRUEGGER'S BAGEL BAKERY
BAGEL SHOP TAKING CANNED GOODS
BRUNSWICK STEW
SEE ALSO FOOD
ALL IN A STEW
BUBBLES
BUBBLING OVER WITH DISCOVERIES
BUBBLE MAN
GIGANTIC BUBBLES
WHAT HAVE I CREATED?
MAKE 'EM OR BREAK 'EM
BUCKHORN JOCKEY LOT AND FARMER'S MARKET
TO MARKET, TO MARKET TO BUY...
BUCKVAUGHN ENTERPRISES
DEVELOPERS SEEK RETAIL, OFFICE PERMIT
CARRBORO ALDERMEN TO RECONSIDER BUCK-VAUGHN BUILDING APPLICATION
BUCK AND VAUGHN SILENT ABOUT MEETING
PARKING DISPUTE WON'T DETER BUILDING PLANS, DEVELOPERS SAY
CARRBORO ALDERMEN TO HEAR FROM TWO DEVELOPERS AGAIN
BOARD SETTLES PARKING ISSUE
BUDAPEST SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
BUDAPEST SYMPHONY ON WAY TO CHAPEL HILL
BUDAPEST ORCHESTRA CHARMS AUDIENCE WITH LYRICAL SOUND
BUDAPEST SYMPHONY GIVES NOT ONE, BUT TWO FINE CONCERTS
BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA
CHH 1 12/08/1989 A 3 N
CHH 1 11/04/1989 A 9 P P L38
CHH 1
S 2
S 2
S 2
CHH 1
4/09/1989
4/17/1989
5/05/1989
5/27/1989
7/18/1989
3 P P T44
1 P P C45
8 P P T37
1 P P K30
3 P P L38
CHH 1 5/29/1989 A 3 P N H90
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
1/31/1989
5/18/1989
5/31/1989
6/08/1989
6/27/1989
6/28/1989
CHH 1 2/06/1989 A
H 2 2/16/1989 C
S 2 2/16/1989 D
5
12
5
N C62
N C62
N
N C62
N C62
N C62
N
R L59
R C58
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SUBJECTS
THIS ART FROM BUENOS AIRES JUST LIKE REST OF EUROPE'S
BUILDERS FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSN. (ROCKY MOUNT)
OAK VALUE PARTNERS TO PROFIT FROM SALE OF THRIFT
BUILDING CODE, VIOLATIONS
OXFORD BOARD BLASTS CONTRACTORS OVER SHODDY WORK
HOUSING CODE EHBARASSHENT CONCERNS COUNCIL
uatson-bcrden: HOUSING CODE VIOLATORS HUMILIATED
BLANTON PROPOSES FINES FOR HOUSING-CODE VIOLATORS
CARRKJRO DROPS TOUNHOUSE UNIT FROM LAWSUIT
OWNER CRITICIZES CARRBORO ACTION IN TOUNHOUSE SUIT
BUILDING CODES
SEE ALSO DURHAM DEPT. OF INSPECTION SERVICES
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
GOODWILL EXEC SLAMS COUNCIL OVER BUILDING REGULATIONS
ADVISORY PANEL FAVORS BUILDING HEIGHT RESTRICTIONS
HOUSING CODE EMBARASSHENT CONCERNS COUNCIL
STRAYHORN PROBLEMS A MISTAKE, PLANNING DEPARTMENT INDICATES
PLANNING DEPARTMENT CONSIDERS CHANGES
SAY SO LONG TO KROGER
BOARD APPROVES FIRST SUBDIVISION IN TRANSITION AREA
BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
SEE ALSO BUILDING CONTRACTORS
SEE ALSO CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO HOME IMPROVEMENT
SEE ALSO HOUSING, N.C.
SEE ALSO HOUSING CONSTRUCTION, COSTS
SEE ALSO N.C, STATE BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
SEE ALSO N.C. HOME BUILDERS ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO SCAFFOLDING
SEE ALSO SUBDIVISION CONSTRUCTION
CENTRAL CITY CLOGGING
GRAPPLING WITH STEEL
BUILDING DEMAND STRONG IN CAROLINAS
CONSTRUCTION DOWN IN 1988
BUILDING PACE 2ND TO CHARLOTTE
CONSTRUCTION IN FOURTH QUARTER OF 1988 DECLINES ONE PERCENT/BENCH MARK
BAD WEATHER DELAYS CONSTRUCTION IN TRIANGLE) WORKERS LOSE WAGES
HOUSING DIP TIED TO SLOWED GROWTH IN TRIANGLE EMPLOYMENT-CONSULTANT
SLUMP IN OFFICE CONSTRUCTION COULD END, SAYS CHICAGO TITLE/THE BENCHMARK
CITY CONSTRUCTION VALUE 3RD IN STATE
RAINS DELAY COMPLETION OF *7 MILLION TRAVEL PLAZA NEAR GRAHAM
DURHAM COUNTY RANKS 3RD IN BUILDING PERMITS
CRANE FARM
FEB. BUILDING PACE RISES IN DURHAM
NEW CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTS STRENGTHEN AFTER DECLINES
SKY SCULPTURE
DURHAM TAKES N.C. LEAD IN BUILDING PERMITS VALUE
BEAM BALANCED
COUNTY REVIEWS BUILDING PLAN, BOND
PUT IT RIGHT ... HERE!
HANG 'EM HIGH
VALUE OF DURHAM BUILDING PERMITS SLIPS
ON THE BEAM
ON TOP OF THE JOB
TOP-10 DURHAM DROPS IN NEW CONSTRUCTION
BUILDING CONSTRUCTION, THEFT
SEE ALSO ROBBERY. DURHAM
THOUSANDS IN MATERIALS TAKEN FROM GLAXO CONSTRUCTION SITE
POLICE LOG/GLAXO CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS STOLEN
ARREST MADE IN JUNE 13 BANK ROBBERY/POLICE LOG
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CHH
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CHH
CHH
CHH
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2 1/22/1989 D 6 N C47
CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
S 2
S 2
CHH 1
S 2
S 2
H 2
S 2
A/15/1989
8/25/1989
8/26/1989
8/30/1989
11/14/1989
11/20/1989
2/15/1989
8/10/1989
8/25/1989
9/15/1989
9/15/1989
9/16/1989
11/23/1989
H 2
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
S 2
1/01/1989 C
1/15/1989 B
1/22/1989 F
1/30/1989 A
2/14/1989 B
3/05/1989 F
3/12/1989 B
3/17/1989 A
3/26/1989
4/01/1989
4/08/1989
4/10/1989
4/16/1989
5/04/1989
5/07/1989
6/05/1989
6/27/1989
7/17/1989
7/18/1989
7/20/1989
7/21/1989
7/26/1989 B
8/10/1989 C
8/11/1989 C
9/02/1989 A
S 2 10/03/1989 C
H 2 10/04/1989 A
H 2 10/05/1989 C
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
16
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
3
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
N T33
NR63
NC61
N C61
N C62
N C62
N S69
N R63
N R63
N M20
N M20
E
N C62
P M66
P S73
N
N M70
N B53
N
N 046
N C47
N
N M06
N H60
N M06
P M66
N M06
N
P S73
N M06
P C45
N H65
P L38
L38
M06
S73
S73
S92
1
12
2
N B53
N N36
N M51
BUILDING CONTRACTORS
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BY SUBJECTS
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SEE ALSO BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
SEE ALSO BUILDING DEVELOPERS
SEE ALSO CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO CONTRACTS
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C., CONTRACT BIDDING
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C., CONTRACT BIDDING
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL, CONSTRUCTION
SEE ALSO FEDERAL CONTRACTS
SEE ALSO HOUSING, N.C.
SEE ALSO MINORITY CONTRACTORS
SEE ALSO PAVING CONTRACTORS
IRS PROBES CONSTRUCTION IN TRIANGLE
DURHAM BUILDERS DODGE PAYROLL TAX
OXFORD BOARD BLASTS CONTRACTORS OVER SHODDY WORK
CONTRACTORS UNAWARE OF TAX RULES
SOME CONTRACTORS RUNNING AFOUL OF TAX LAWS, IRS INVESTIGATION FINDS
BUILDING DEVELOPERS
SEE ALSO BUILDING CONTRACTORS
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.Cj, HOUSING
SEE ALSO COASTAL DEVEU3PMENT, N.C.
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, MAJOR PROJECTS ORDINANCE
SEE ALSO HOME BUILDERS ASSOCIATION OF DURHAM AND CHAPEL HILL
SEE ALSO IMPACT FEES
SEE ALSO SUBDIVISION CONSTRUCTION
CARRBORO TO CONSIDER RATING DEVELOPMENTS
PROPOSED MAJOR-PROJECTS ORDINANCE CAUSES STIR
ORANGE COUNTY MAY REPLACE DEVELOPER'S FEE WITH NEW TAX
DEVELOPERS CUT THEATERS FROM COMPLEX PLANS
STATE COMMISSION DENIES DEVELOPER'S POWER REQUEST
DEVELOPERS SEEK RETAIL, OFFICE PERMIT
COMMISSIOCRS LIKELY TO ADOPT COURTESY REVIEW
APPEALS COURT UPHOLDS RIGHTS OF DEVELOPERS
DEVELOPERS SEE ORDINANCE AS 'PLOT' (CORRECTION PRINTED 2-10-89)
FOES OF MAJOR-PROJECTS ORDINANCE MAY HELP REVISE IT
DEVELOPERS TO GET HELP BY COMPUTER
HILLSBOROUGH PLANERS BLAST TOWN BOARD
NO ARBITRARY RULINGS
LACK OF SEWAGE CAPACITY STYMIES PLAN FOR HOUSES
TOWN COUNCIL OKS COURTESY REVIEW PLAN
RULES TO BLAME FOR HOME COSTS, DEVELOPER SAYS
HOUSING.' AESTHETICS VS. COST?
RALEIGH BUILDER EYES HILLSBOROUGH
TIGHTER BUILDING RULES IN THE WORKS; PLAN WOULD GIVE CHAPEL HILL...
BUFFERS WOULD PROTECT LAND, DEVELOPER SAYS
HILLSBOROUGH STAFF WANTS REVIEW POWER
TOWN BOARD TO MULL CHANGE IN SITE PLAN REVIEW
SITE PLAN ALTERNATIVES CONSIDERED
BUILDERS, DEVELOPERS TAKE DIM VIEW OF IMPACT TAX
TOWN MAY SEEK LIMIT ON BUILDING
TEXAS HOME-BUILDING FIRM LEAVING TRIANGLE MARKET
BUILDER! DEVELOPMENT A SHARED RESPONSIBILITY (CORRECTED 4-9-89)
CITY SHOULD BALANCE IMPACT FEES AND TAXES
BUILDERS' REALISM AID IN FIXING PROPER FEES
HACKNEY TO MUX 'STOP WORK' REQUEST
CITY WANTS SOME CHANGES IN IMPACT FEES
DURHAM ACTIVISTS, OFFICIALS UNITED AGAINST ZONING... (CORRECTED 5-6-89)
DURHAM ACTIVISTS, OFFICIALS UNITED AGAINST ZONING BILL
ZONING FREEZE BILL IS CALLED 'BIG BOY LEGISLATION'
TRADE GROUP SUPPORTS GROWTH
DEVELOPERS FORM PRO-GROWTH ADVOCATE GROUP
GROUP SUING GOFORTH
AFFORDABLE HOMES, BY DEVELOPER SOUTH, WILL RISE AGAIN
CARRBORO ALDERMEN TO HEAR FROM TWO DEVELOPERS AGAIN
LEGISLATURE RATIFIES TREE BILL
DURHAM HOME MARKET HAVING SOME PROBLEMS OF DIGESTION (CORRECTED 7-4-89)
DEVELOPERS, NEIGHBORS DIFFER ON LIMITATIONS
BUILDERS MAY ESCAPE 'DOUBLE JEOPARDY'
LYNCHING THE DEVELOPERS
6 DEVELOPER REQUESTS REJECTED IN FINAL REVIEW OF IMPACT-FEE ORDINANCE
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5/15/1989 A
I N M06
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6/14/1989 A
1 N M06
H
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6/15/1989 C
L N T33
s
2
6/15/1989 A 1
N M06
H
2
6/16/1989 C ;
! N
CHH 1
1/03/1989 A
3
N C62
H 2
1/06/1989 C
1
N S69
CHH 1
1/10/1989 A
1
N M70
CHH 1
1/13/1989 A
1
N M70
CHH 1
1/28/1989 A
1
N M25
CHH 1
1/31/1989 A
3
N C62
CHH 1
2/06/1989 A
1 P N M25
H 2
2/09/1989 A
1
N S69
S 2
2/09/1989 A
1
N H70
H 2
2/10/1989 A
1
N S69
H 2
2/10/1989 C
1
N P41
CHH 1
2/10/1989 A
1
N R63
H 2
2/13/1989 A
4
E
H 2
2/15/1989 D
9
N A54
CHH 1
2/15/1989 A
3
N M70
CHH 1
2/19/1989 A
1 P N S17
CHH 1
2/21/1989 A
4
E
CHH 1
2/23/1989 A
3
N
CHH 1
2/24/1989 A
1
N M70
CHH 1
3/02/1989 A
1
N M70
CHH 1
3/04/1989 A
1
N R63
CHH 1
3/13/1989 A
1
N R63
CHH 1
3/15/1989 A
3
N R63
CHH 1
3/29/1989 A
1
N M20
CHH 1
3/30/1989 A
3
N M70
S 2
3/30/1989 C
1
N
S 2
4/05/1989 A
1
N H70
S 2
4/08/1989 A
4
E
S 2
4/19/1989 A
4
E
CHH 1
4/21/1989 A
3
N M20
S 2
4/21/1989 A
13
N M06
H 2
5/05/1989 A
1
N L40
H 2
5/05/1989 A
1
N S69
H 1
5/10/1989 C
1 t
' N L40
S 2
5/24/1989 A
1 P N M06
H 2
5/25/1989 C
1 P N R63
CHH 1
6/16/1989 A
3
N H90
H 2
6/23/1989 C
1 P N R63
CHH 1
6/27/1989 A
3
N C62
CHH 1
6/29/1989 A
3
N
H 2
7/02/1989 F
1 P N C47
S 2
7/12/1989 A
1
N C61
S 2
7/13/1989 A
1
N C61
H 2
8/25/1989 A
4
E
H 2
9/01/1989 C
1
N R63
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1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989
DEVELOPERS SAY FEES HAY BACKFIRE, HURT GROWTH
DEVELOPER WANTS TO SAVE EXISTING RIGHTS
BUILDING INSPECTION
CHAPEL HILL INSPECTORS HAY HELP CARRBORO
BUILDING INSPECTORS TO WORK FOR CARRBORO
HOSPITAL DESIGN ACTION UNCERTAIN
BUILDING PERMITS, DURHAM
DURHAM 2ND IN STATE IN BUILDING PERMITS
SUBJECTS
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9/27/1989 A
S
BUILDING PACE 2ND TO CHARLOTTE S
CITY OF DURHAM BUCKS TRIANGLE TREND BY INCREASING SINGLE-FAMILY PERMITS H
PLANNED BUILDING DIPS SHARPLY IN DURHAM S
CITY CONSTRUCTION VALUE 3RD IN STATE S
CITY PERMITS FOR BUILDING SLIPS IN 1988 H
DURHAM COUNTY RANKS 3RD IN BUILDING PERMITS S
FEB. BUILDING PACE RISES IN DURHAM S
DURHAM 4TH IN PERMITS FOR BUILDING S
CITY'S FIRST-QUARTER BUILDING PERMITS SLIP AT LEAST 24 PERCENT FROM 1988 H
DURHAM TAKES N.C. LEAD IN BUILDING PERMITS VALUE S
DURHAM TOPS ALL N.C. CITIES IN VALUE OF BUILDING PERMITS H
STUDY OTHER BONES H
VALUE OF DURHAM BUILDING PERMITS SLIPS S
TOP-10 DURHAM DROPS IN NEW CONSTRUCTION S
CITY REBOUNDS IN CONSTRUCTION S
BUILDING INDICATORS MIXED/ JOBLESSNESS UP S
AUGUST CONSTRUCTION LESS THAN LAST YEAR H
DURHAM SECOND IN BUILDING PERMITS S
DURHAM STILL 2ND IN BUILDING PERMITS S
BUILDING PERMITS, N.C.
SEE ALSO CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT
SEE ALSO SPECIAL USE PERMIT
THE BENCH HARK/1988 CONSTRUCTION IN N.C. DOWN FOR FIRST NINE MONTHS H
DURHAM 2ND IN STATE IN BUILDING PERMITS S
BUILDING PACE 2ND TO CHARLOTTE S
Cm OF DURHAM BUCKS TRIANGLE TREND BY INCREASING SINGLE-f AMILY PERMITS H
HOUSING DIP TIED TO SLOWED GROWTH IN TRIANGLE EMPLOYMENT— CONSULTANT H
PLANNED BUILDING DIPS SHARPLY IN DURHAM S
CITY CONSTRUCTION VALUE 3RD IN STATE S
DESIGN FOR VETERANS' HOSPITAL PARKING STRUCTURE COMPLETED/THE BENCH HARK H
FEB. BUILDING PACE RISES IN DURHAM S
N.C. BUILDING ACTIVITY FALLS 17.1 PERCENT FROH YEAR AGO/THE BENCH HARK H
TAR HEEL CONSTRUCTION FOR APRIL RISES 5.2 PERCENT OVER 1988 H
TOP-10 DURHAM DROPS IN NEW CONSTRUCTION S
CITY REBOUNDS IN CONSTRUCTION S
STATE'S BUILDING ACTIVITY UP 21.8 PERCENT IN JULY H
BUILDING IN STATE DOWN 7.3 PERCENT FOR AUGUST H
CONSTRUCTION UNDER WAY IN VANCE VALUED AT MORE THAN $50 MILLION H
BUILDING PERMITS, ORANGE COUNTY
CONSTRUCTION DOWN IN 1988
CARRBORO BUILDING SLOWING
HEARING, VOTE SCHEDULED FOR TWO CARRBORO PERMITS
TOWN'S RAPID BUILDING BOOH OF EARLY '80S HITS BRAKES
1/21/1989 A
2/14/1989 B
3/05/1989 D
3/17/1989 A
4/01/1989 A
4/02/1989 B
4/10/1989 A
5/04/1989 C
6/02/1989 C
6/04/1989 B
6/27/1989 A
6/28/1989 B
6/30/1989 A
7/26/1989 B
9/02/1989 A
9/30/1989 A
10/31/1989 C
11/01/1989 C
12/06/1989 A
12/28/1989 A
1/01/1989 F
1/21/1989 A
2/14/1989 B
3/05/1989 D
3/17/1989 A
3/17/1989 A
4/01/1989 A
4/02/1989 F
5/04/1989 C
5/14/1989 F
7/02/1989 F
9/02/1989 A
9/30/1989 A
10/01/1989 "
11/05/1989
1 12/12/1989
CHH 1 1/30/1989 A
CHH 1 2/02/1989 A
CHH 1 5/15/1989 A
CHH 1 7/17/1989 A
BUILDING PERMITS, U.S.
DODGE SAYS CONSTRUCTION IMPROVED DURING APRIL/THE BENCH MARK H 2 6/11/1989 F
NEW CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTS IN U.S. RISE 2 PERCENT IN JULY/THE BENCH MARK H 2 9/03/1989 E
N C61
N C61
CHH 1 6/24/1989 A
CHH 1 6/28/1989 A
CHH 1 12/07/1989 A
1 N H70
3 N
3 P N C62
1
1
1
6
16
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
N S78
N B53
N P41
NS78
N M06
N
N H06
N H06
N C61
N R63
N M06
N
E
N H06
N S92
N S78
N Yll
N S22
N E33
NE33
N
N S78
N B53
N P41
N C47
N S78
N H06
N
N M06
N
N
N S92
N S78
N
U
N H60
1 N M70
1 C N C62
1 N C62
1 P N M70
1 N
19 N
BULL CITY BICYCLES
BIKING BOOM GETS BIGGER AND BIGGER
BULL CITY BLUES
SEE ALSO FESTIVALS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO MUSIC
RENAISSANCE BLUESHANj LIGHTNIN' WELLS ON BLUES REVIVAL
DURHAM GETS THE BLUES — AGAIN
BULL DURHAM BLUES STEPPING OUT WITH SEPTEMBER FESTIVAL
DURHAM GETS THE BLUES - AGAIN
S 2 10/17/1989 B 4 P N M06
2 7/28/1989 D
2 8/23/1989 B
2 8/24/1989 A
2 9/14/1989 D
9 P F M60
1 P N B71
6 P F W66
4 P F B71
-LX630- MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX BY SUBJECTS
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989
FESTIVAL PULLS TOGETHER A BLUES NATION AT DAP
LIGHTNING STOPS BLUES PEST OPENING
FEST CALLED BEST EVER; BLUES CONCERT EYES 1990
FEST CALLED BEST EVER; BLUES CONCERT EYES 1990
FESTIVALS ATTRACT FANS
BULL CITY INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT
SEE ALSO N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. SPORTS, BASKETBALL (MEN)
EAGLES' SENIORS SEEKING SWEEP IN BULL CITY CLASSIC
BULL CITY SERTOMA CLUB
SEE ALSO DURHAM SERTONA CLUB
SERVICE AWARD WINNERS
CLUB REPLACES MONEY TAKEN FROM RAPE CRISIS IN ROBBERY
CIVIC CLUB, WALKERS SHOW DURHAM CARES
BULL DURHAM (FILM)
ANOTHER YEAR NOTED
'CLOWN PRINCE OF BASEBALL' BECOMES A STAR
GAME FOR GUESSING? 11TH ANNUAL MOVIE BUFF CONTEST
DO MOVIE ROLES AND BASEBALL MIX? NOT FOR PART Of BULL DURHAM CAST
TWO 'CRASH' HRS BEGAN ALL-STAR RUN
DURHAM GETS A LOOK AT 'LAURENCE'
BULL DURHAM DELI
LUNCH ON THE LOOP; YOU CAN'T SAY THERE'S NO PLACE TO EAT DOWNTOWN
BULLDOZER
HIGH-fRICED LADDER
BUMPASS MOTORS (ROXBORO, N.C.)
1989 DAKOTA; BUMPASS CHRYSLER MOTORS (AD)
BUMPER STICKERS
PANEL TO AIR BILL TO CURB OBSCENE BUMPER STICKERS
COMMITTEE FAVORS OUTLAWING OF OBSCENE BUMPER STICKERS
BUMPER STICKER BILL BLOW AGAINST LIBERTY
COMMITTEE OKS BAN OF OBSCENE BUMPER STICKERS
SENATOR FINDS BUMPER STICKER DEBATE CAN GET STICKY
SAY NO TO THE OBSCENITIES: BUMPER STICKERS NO PLACE FOR FREEDOM TO...
NAUGHTY WORDS ARE UNDER FIRE IN GENERAL ASSEMBLY
SENATE VOTES TO OUTLAW OBSCENE BUMPER STICKERS
BOTH PLOTT HOUNDS AND BILL ARE HOWLING SUCCESSES
D.A. FOX BLASTS BILL TARGETING BUMPER STICKERS
LEGISLATURE PLAYS 'TRIVIAL PURSUIT'
FOX GIVES LEGISLATORS LESSON ON CONSTITUTION
COMMITTEE OKS BILL TO BAN 'DIAL-A-PORN' OUTLETS IN N.C.
THIN ICE AND MORALITY BILLS
DON'T BLAME ANYONE?
OBSCENE BUMPER STICKER BAN STUCK IN N.C. HOUSE
BUNCOMBE COUNTY, N.C.
AN IDEA WORTH WATCHING
BURCH AVENUE
HOME RENOVATION FOCUS OF DURHAM FUND-RAISER
BUREAUCRACY, N.C.
BLOAT OF BUREAUCRACY; DURHAM'S HOUSING REHAB HAS STATE'S WORST RECORD
BUREAUCRACY, U.S.
SEE ALSO REGULATORY AGENCIES
AIRPORT WOES? BLAME BUREAUCRATS
BURGER KING (FRANKLIN ST., CHAPEL HILL, N.C.)
FOR THE WHALES
BURGER KING (1200 WEST CLUB BLVD.)
GROUP STAGES PROTEST OF PLAN FOR SUB-MINIMUM TRAINING PAY
BURGLARY
N E
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E L Y
C -PG L P BYL
9/15/1989 D
9/16/1989 C
9/22/1989 C
9/22/1989 C
9/25/1989 A
8 P F ZU
1 N N36
1 N S92
1 N B85
4 E
S 2 12/09/1989 B 1 P U P52
H 2 3/11/1989 C 6 P P S73
H 2 3/13/1989 B 1 N P38
S 2 3/14/1989 A 4 E
1/05/1989
2/08/1989
3/02/1989
5/14/1989
7/18/1989
11/13/1989
F B71
F 659
F B71
N C52
F P75
U U66
H 2 3/27/1989 A 6 P F Zll
H 2 5/13/1989 C 3 P P L38
S 2 4/19/1989 F 7 P A
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
1/20/1989 B
3/30/1989 B
4/03/1989 A
4/05/1989 D
4/06/1989 B
4/11/1989 A
4/11/1989
4/18/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/20/1989
4/20/1989
4/26/1989
5/03/1989
5/08/1989
6/12/1989
4
3
4
11
3
4
5
16
9
1
4
4
49
4
4
1 I
Oil
R63
CHH 1 7/07/1989 A 4 E
S 2 2/27/1989 A 1 N
H 2 5/12/1989 A 4 E
H 2 1/01/1989 D 4 E
CHH 1 6/12/1989 A 3 P P T44
H 2 3/30/1989 C 1 P N C47
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SEE ROBBERY, DURHAM
SEE ROBBERY, INTERNATIONAL
SEE ROBBERY, N.C.
BURGLARY RING
SEE ALSO ROBBERY, DURHAM
POLICE SAY ARRESTS OF SIX SOLVE 17 ARMED ROBBERIES
POLICE SAY ARRESTS TO SOLVE 17 HEISTS
BURIALS
SEE FUNERALS
BURKINA FASO
DUKE GRADUATE STUDENT SEEKS TO REFOREST AFRICAN HOMELAND
BURLINGTON, N.C, ANNEXATION
CITY OF BURLINGTON GROWS BY 2 1/2 SQUARE MILES AND 737 PEOPLE
BURLINGTON, N.C, BUSINESSES
SEE ALSO BURLINGTON, N.C, INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
BURLINGTON TO DECIDE FEB. 21 ON REMOVING PEDESTRIAN MALL
RETAIL RANGE WAR; SHAKE HANDS AND COME OUT SELLING AT THE SOUND
BURLINGTON REMOVING MAIN STREET MALL
BURLINGTON, N.C- CHRISTMAS PARADE
IN SEPTEMBER, SOME BURLINGTON FOLKS THINKING CHRISTMAS
CHRISTMAS PARADE TODAY IN BURLINGTON
BURLINGTON, N.C , CITY EMPLOYEES
BURLINGTON EMPLOYEES HELPED 12 NEEDY FAMILIES
BURLINGTON, N.C, DOWNTOWN REDEVELOPMENT
BURLINGTON TO DECIDE FEB. 21 ON REMOVING PEDESTRIAN MALL
GROUP PLANNING TO RENOVATE NINE-STORY BURLINGTON BUILDING
BURLINGTON REMOVING MAIN STREET HALL
BURLINGTON, N.C, ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE COUNTY, N.C, ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO BURLINGTON CITY COUNCIL, ELECTIONS
BURLINGTON MAYOR AND TWO COUNCILMEN RUNNING UNOPPOSED
POLITICKING SLOW IN ALAMANCE MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS
BURLINGTON, N.C, GARBAGE COLLECTION
SEE ALSO BURLINGTON, N.C, LANDFILL
BURLINGTON TO START RECYCLING PROGRAM
BURLINGTON, N.C, INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO BURLINGTON, N.C, BUSINESSES
♦15 MILLION EXPANSION PLANNED AT ALAMANCE PLANT
BURLINGTON, N.C, LANDFILL
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE COUNTY, N.C, LANDFILL
SEE ALSO BURLINGTON, N.C, GARBAGE COLLECTION
BURLINGTON TO START RECYCLING PROGRAM
BURLINGTON, N.C, LOCAL OPTION ELECTION
SEE BURLINGTON, N.C, ELECTIONS
BURLINGTON, N.C, LOOP ROAD
BURLINGTON CITY COUNCIL OUTLINES PLAN FOR INNER LOOP
BURLINGTON, N.C, MAYOR'S OFFICE
BURLINGTON MAYOR AND TWO COUNCILMEN RUNNING UNOPPOSED
BURLINGTON, N.C, PARKS
BURLINGTON NAMES PARKS FOR RECREATION PIONEERS
BURLINGTON, N.C, STREETS
BURLINGTON CITY COUNCIL OUTLINES PLAN FOR INNER LOOP
S I T
N E ELY
P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
H 2 3/21/1989 C 1 N M51
S 2 3/21/1989 C 1 N B53
H 2 3/03/1989 C 7 P N DBO
H 1 11/02/1989 B 1 N H60
H 1 1/21/1989 B 1 N H60
OF... H 2 3/28/1989 B 1 P N T33
H 1 8/03/1989 C 1 P N H60
H 1 9/20/1989 C 1 N KAO
H 1 11/18/1989 C 1 N H60
H 1 12/29/1989 C 1 N H60
H 1 1/21/1989 B 1 N HAO
H 1 3/08/1989 C 1 N H60
H 1 8/03/1989 C 1 P N H60
H 1 8/05/1989 B 1 N H60
H 1 9/29/1989 C 1 N H60
H 1 8/01/1989 B 1 N H60
H 1 6/07/1989 C 1 N HAO
H 1 8/01/1989 B 1 N H60
H 1 2/09/1989 C 1 N T35
H 1 8/05/1989 B 1 N H60
H 1 12/22/1989 C 1 N HAO
H 1 2/09/1989 C 1 N T35
BURLINGTON AIRPORT
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SUBJECTS
SEE BURLINGTON MUNICIPAL AIRPORT
BURLINGTON ATHLETIC STADIUM
INDIANS PRESENT A TRADITIONAL, FOLKSY GAME/BASEBALL IN BURLINGTON
BURLINGTON CITY COUNCIL
BURLINGTON CITY COUNCIL OUTLINES PLAN FOR INNER LOOP
BURLINGTON VOTES TO FURTHER RESTRICT CRUISING
CITY OF BURLINGTON GROWS BY 2 1/2 SQUARE MILES AND 737 PEOPLE
BURLINGTON NAMES PARKS FOR RECREATION PIONEERS
BURLINGTON CITY COUNCIL, ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE COUNTY, N.C., ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO BURLINGTON, N.C. , ELECTIONS
POLITICAL ACTIVITY LIGHT SO FAR FOR ALAMANCE MUNICIPAL OFFICES
BURLINGTON MAYOR AND TWO COUNCILMEN RUNNING UNOPPOSED
BURLINGTON CITY SCHOOLS, TEACHERS
BURLINGTON TEACHERS FAVOR KEEPING CAREER LADDER PLAN
BURLINGTON INDIANS
INDIANS PRESENT A TRADITIONAL, FOLKSY GAME/BASEBALL IN BURLINGTON
BURLINGTON INDUSTRIES
BURLINGTON PUSHES EARLY PRENATAL CARE/BABIES AT RISK
COAL POWER PLANT TO BE BUILT IN VA.
BURLINGTON INDUSTRIES, SALES AND EARNINGS
BURLINGTON INDUSTRIES REPORTS NET LOSS
BURLINGTON MUNICIPAL AIRPORT
ALAMANCE OFFICIALS CLOSE IN ON CASH TO EXTEND RUNWAY
BURLINGTON POLICE DEPT.
UNDERCOVER PROBE IN ALAMANCE RESULTS IN 123 DRUG CHARGES
BURLINGTON POLICE DEPARTMENT ACCREDITO
ALAMANCE LAW AGENCIES GET SHARE OF CONFISCATED DRUG MONEY
BURLINGTON RECREATION COMMISSION
BURLINGTON EASTER EGG HUNTS SCHEDULED SATURDAY
BURLINGTON NAMES PARKS FOR RECREATION PIONEERS
BURLINGTON TOWN COUNCIL
SEE BURLINGTON CITY COUNCIL
BURMA
TWO CITIES, TWO MEN, ONE WAR STORY
CHARTING THE NAMES
BURN CENTER, N.C. JAYCEES
SEE ALSO N.C. JAYCEES
SEE ALSO N.C. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
FRAT GETS PERMIT FOR BURN BENEFIT
BIKINIS, BURNOUT AND BOYS
FLUSHED INTO HIDING
ASSAULT OCCURS DURING ANNUAL BURNOUT BASH
'ASSAULT' NEAR BURNOUT CALLED RAPE
RAPE INVESTIGATION ON HOLD BECAUSE VICTIM WON'T TALK
MOST BURN ACCIDENTS PREVENTABLE, CENTER DIRECTOR SAYS
BURN UNIT DIRECTOR BACKS HACKNEY BILL TO REGULATE WATER HEAT
N E
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H 2 7/27/1989 D 1 P U MB8
BURLINGTON CAROUSEL FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO CAROUSELS
SEE ALSO FESTIVALS, N.C.
BURLINGTON CAROUSEL FESTIVAL PLANS ANNOUNCED H
CAROUSEL FESTIVAL ENTERTAINERS ANNOUNCED H
ANNUAL CAROUSEL FESTIVAL WILL BE HELD SATURDAY AND SUNDAY IN BURLINGTON H
BURLINGTON CHRISTMAS PARADE
SEE BURLINGTON, N.C, CHRISTMAS PARADE
6/24/1989 C
8/23/1989 C
9/14/1989 C
N H60
N H60
1 P N H60
H 1 2/09/1989 C 1 N T3S
H 1 4/05/1989 C 1 N T35
H 1 11/02/1989 B 1 N H60
H 1 12/22/1989 C 1 N H60
H 1 7/21/1989 C 1
H 1 8/05/1989 B 1
H 2 3/27/1989 B 1
H 2 7/27/1989 D 1
CHH 1 5/20/1989 A 1
S 2 8/18/1989 A 1
H 2 1/19/1989 A 14
H 1 10/19/1989 C 1
H 1 3/11/1989 C 1
H 1 4/11/1989 C 1
H 1 9/09/1989 C 1
H 1 3/22/1989 C 1
H 1 12/22/1989 C 1
N H60
N H60
N
P U M88
Q S17
N S78
N
N H60
P N H60
N H60
N H60
N H60
N H60
H 2
6/04/1989 E
2 U H49
H 2
6/22/1989 A
4 E
CHH 1
3/10/1989 A
3 N
CHH 1
4/01/1989 A
1 P P K30
CHH 1
4/02/1989 A
7 P P K30
CHH 1
4/04/1989 A
3 N M70
CHH 1
4/06/1989 A
1 N M70
CHH 1
4/07/1989 A
1 N M70
CHH 1
7/03/1989 A
3 P N L90
CHH 1
7/18/1989 A
3 N L90
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BURN LOU (HAY)
DUKE STUDENTS TO PERFORM BUTNER PATIENT'S PLAYS
BURN VICTIMS
WORKER BURNED AT HOSPITAL
WOMAN BURNED ON HEAD, CHEST
MOST BURN ACCIDENTS PREVENTABLE, CENTER DIRECTOR SAYS
MAN DOUSED WITH GAS, SET AFIRE
BURNING PERMITS
SEE ALSO FIRES, DURHAM
LEAF BURNING FULL OF FALL CHARM, BUT IT IS ILLEGAL UNDER CITY LAWS
BURNOUT
SEE ALSO STRESS
BURNOUT AMONG YOUNG MEMBERS LOWERS THREAT TO POWERFUL LEGISLATORS
DOCTORS OFTEN NEED SPECIALIZED DOCTORING
BURROUGHS WELLCOME
BURROUGHS-WELLCOME DRUG FOUND TO HALT OR REDUCE HERPES
RTP COMPANY SELECTS DEPARTMENT VP
TESTING BILL GETS MIXED REACTION AT RTP
RTP SCIENTIST: CONSUMERS TO PAY RISING AIDS COSTS
AIDS VIRUS SHOWN TO RESIST AZTi TEST OF BURROUGHS WELLCOME DRUG...
SENATE FAILS TO EXTEND AZT PROGRAM
U.S. SCIENTISTS CLAIM IMPROVED DRUG FOR AIDS
CHAPEL HILL-CARRBORO YHCA RECEIVES A WELLCOME GIFT
AIDS ACTIVISTS ARRESTED IN RTP
4 ACTIVISTS STORM BURROUGHS WELLCOME IN PROTEST OVER COST OF AIDS DRUG
LINKING THREE NEWS ITEMS
DRUG COMPANY NO BULLY
BURROUGHS WELLCOME TO DROP CHARGES AGAINST AIDS ACTIVISTS
AZT COST PROTESTERS HAVE CASES DISMISSED
HOLCOMBE PROMOTED TO GENERAL COUNSEL
RTP FIRM GIVES SCHOLARSHIP TO N.Y. COLLEGE
ENDOWMENT HONORS MS. ELION
HITCHINGS HONOR HELPS RED CROSS
RED CROSS, COLLEGE TO GET HITCHINGS GIFTS
RED CROSS CENTER NAMED IN HONOR OF GEORGE HITCHINGS
BURROUGHS WELLCOME DONATES PORTRAIT, $25,000 TO MERCURY 7 FOUNDATION
7 PRIVATE INCINERATORS BURN NUCLEAR WASTE
BUSINESS GROUP CITES BURROUGHS
RTP FIRM URGES SELF-EXAMS TO FIGHT SEXUAL DISEASES
BURROUGHS WELLCOME DRUG GETS LIMITED FDA APPROVAL
BURROUGHS WELLCOME PREEMIE DRUG GETS EARLY FDA GO-AHEAD
BURROUGHS WELLCOME CO. STOCK SOARS ON SUCCESS
COMPANY SET TO MEET UPPED DEMAND FOR ACT
AMERICANS' BILL FOR AZT COULD SURPASS $2 BILLION
HIS DISCOVERY OF ACT DRUG PAYING OFF— BUT NOT FOR HIM
ACT MAY BE COST-EFFECTIVE
MORE AIDS TESTING NEEDED
COMPANY INTRODUCES IT FIRST ANTIDEPRESSANT DRUG
GROUPS URGE BURROUGHS WELLCOME TO CUT PRICE OF AZT
IS BURROUGHS WELLCOHE'S AIDS DRUG OVERPRICED OR A BARGAIN?
GROUPS PRESS DRUG COMPANY TO CUT PRICE OF AIDS MEDICINE
BURROUGHS WELLCOME, AZT PROFITS UNDER FIRE
VOLUNTEERS RECEIVE GIFT FROM WELLCOME
AZT COST REDUCED BY 20X
SLURS ON ACT PRICE CUT UNDESERVED— NOBELIST
HOPE'S ONLY MESSENGER
ACT-MAKER DESERVES PRAISE, NOT CRITICISM
AIDS DRUG TO BE MADE AS SYRUP
AIDS CHILDREN TO GET FREE ACT
BURROUGHS TO GIVE FREE ACT TO CHILDREN
BURROUGHS WELLCOME UNVEILS PLANS FOR DISTRIBUTING AZT TO CHILDREN
DUKE PEDIATRIC RESEARCHERS CHEER FDA DECISION TO EXPAND ACT USE
BURROUGHS, GLAXO TO MARKET 2 DRUGS
H 2 1/12/1989 B 2 N D80
H 2 1/27/1989 B 4 N
H 2 5/09/1989 C 7 N
CHH 1 7/03/1989 A 3 P N L90
H 2 9/14/1989 C 3 N
S 2 11/06/1989 C 1 N B53
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
H
S
H
S
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
S
H
H
H
CHH 1
H 2
1/03/1989 C 1 P N
3/10/1989 B 1 P F G59
1/12/1989
2/07/1989
2/17/1989
2/28/1989
3/15/1989
3/18/1989
3/22/1989
3/30/1989
4/25/1989
4/26/1989
4/29/1989
5/01/1989
5/04/1989
5/05/1989
5/21/1989
6/09/1989
6/10/1989
6/11/1989 B
6/12/1989 A
6/13/1989 C
6/17/1989 A
6/25/1989 A
6/29/1989 C
7/22/1989 B
7/26/1989 A
7/27/1989
8/19/1989
8/19/1989
8/21/1989
8/22/1989
8/23/1989
8/23/1989
8/23/1989
8/31/1989
9/02/1989
9/06/1989
9/16/1989
9/16/1989
9/19/1989
9/20/1989
9/21/1989
9/21/1989
10/05/1989
10/26/1989
10/26/1989
10/27/1989
10/27/1989
12/14/1989
N
N RBO
N K65
N M06
N K65
N
N
N S17
N
N C47
E
E
N B53
N
N
N
N
N
N
N K65
N L90
N K65
N
N K65
N
N C60
N C60
N
N
N
E
J
N K65
N
N
N K65
N
N
N K65
N K65
E
E
N C61
N
N HAS
N K65
N C60
N
BURROUGHS WELLCOME, CEO
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-TO L P BYL
BURROUGHS WELLCOME CHIEF IN U.S. SAYS CAREER CHANGE 'WORKED OUT... HELL' H 2 12/12/1989 C 1 P N K65
BURROUGHS WELLCOME, EMPLOYEES
BURROUGHS UELLCOHE NAMES EXECUTIVE VP
BURROUGHS PROMOTES 14
BURROUGHS UELLCOHE, SCHOLARSHIPS & FELLOWSHIPS
SCHOLARSHIPS GO TO SIX WHO HAVE SHOWN GRIT IN ADVERSITY
BURROUGHS UELLCOHE FUND
WELLCOME FUND GIVING DUKE $250,000 FOR PROFESSORSHIP
BURROUGHS WELLCOME GIFT TO FUND DUKE PEDIATRICS
BURTHEY FUNERAL SERVICE
BURTHEY FUNERAL SERVICE (AD)
BURTON SCHOOL
BURTON BEAUTY
CENTER PROVES SPORTS, ACADEMICS BOTH FUN
BUS DRIVERS
SEE ACCIDENTS, BUSES
SEE DURHAM, N.C, BUSES
SEE SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS
BUS RODEO
BRONCO-BUSTING DRIVERS COMPETE IN BUS RODEO
BUS SAFETY
SEE ACCIDENTS, BUSES
SEE ACCIDENTS, SCHOOL BUSES
BUS SCHEDULES
SEE DURHAM, N.C., BUS SCHEDULES
BUS SHELTERS
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C., BUSES
DURHAM TO HIRE FIRM TO RUN BUSES
DURHAM TO HIRE FIRM TO RUN BUSES
BUS STATION
SEE DURHAM UNION BUS STATION
BUS SYSTEM, N.C.
SEE BUSES, N.C.
BUSES, DURHAM
SEE DURHAM, N.C, BUSES
BUSES, N.C.
TRANSIT IDEA WORRIES CAB OWNER
BUSH CREEK SUBDIVISION
BUSH CREEK SKETCHES GET BOARD'S OK
BUSH INSTITUTE FOR CHILD AND FAMILY POLICY
SEE UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL BUSH INSTITUTE
BUSINESS CONSULTING GROUP
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. FUQUA SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
SMALL BUSINESSES UANTED BY DUKE STUDENT CONSULTANTS
BUSINESS EDUCATION
SEE ALSO BUSINESS EXECUTIVES
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. FUQUA SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
SCHOOLS GOING TO BUSINESS 'CLASSES'
TIES UITH BUSINESS DOUBLE-EDGED, KENAN CONVOCATION SPEAKER WARNS
5/06/1989 B
8/28/1989 A
4 P N K65
7 N
H 2 6/16/1989 C 2 P N
2/24/1989 C
3/01/1989 A
14 N D80
9 N
S 2 4/19/1989 E 7 P A
4/15/1989 C
4/25/1989 C
16 P P T32
4 P N A76
CHH 1 5/01/1989 A 3 P N M25
2 11/11/1989 A
2 11/11/1989 A
1 P N C61
1 P N E33
CHH 1 12/28/1989 A
CHH 1 3/22/1989 A
3 P N S17
3 N
H 2 8/09/1989 D 5 N
CHH 1 5/16/1989 A
CHH 1 10/21/1989 A
3 N C62
3 P N S17
BUSINESS ETHICS
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SEE ALSO CORRUPTION IN BUSINESS
SEE ALSO ETHICS CODE
PROFESSOR CALLS CORPORATE 'ETHICS' LACKING
BUSINESS EXECUTIVES
SEE ALSO BUSINESS EDUCATION
SEE ALSO WOMEN, BUSINESSES
BUSINESS SCHOOL TO OPEN PROGRAM FOR EXECUTIVES
MOST CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICERS DON'T USE PERSONAL COMPUTERS
BUSINESS INCUBATORS
SEE SMALL BUSINESS INCUBATOR
BUSINESS LAW
SEE ALSO N.C, LAWS
SENATE OKS REWRITE OF CORPORATE LAWS
N.C. CORPORATE LAW OVERHAUL ENACTED
miller: NEW CORPORATIONS ACT MAY LURE BUSINESSES TO N.C.
BUSINESS SCHOOLS
SEE BUSINESS EDUCATION
S I T
N E ELY
P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
CHH 1 3/20/1989 A 3 N S17
CHH 1
H 2
1/12/1989 A
3/12/1989 D
5 P N
6 N
2 3/05/1989 A
2 6/09/1989 A
2 4/27/1989 A
14
14
5
N
N
J Oil
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 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 ENTREPRENEURIALSHIP
SEE ALSO INTERNSHIPS
SEE ALSO MINORITY BUSINESS ENTERPRISE PROGRAM
SEE ALSO PRIVATE SECTOR INITIATIVE PROGRAM
SEE ALSO PUBLIC-PRIVATE COOPERATIVE VENTURES
SEE ALSO RETAIL SALES
SEE ALSO RETAIL SALES, DURHAM
SEE ALSO TRIANGLE AREA BUSINESS SURVEY
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMIN. BUREAU OF BUS.
BUSINESS BRIEFING/'86 TAX ACT HAD 879 PAGES; BILL TO CORRECT ERRORS...
THE BENCH MARK/1988 CONSTRUCTION IN N.C. DOWN FOR FIRST NINE MONTHS
A STITCH IN TIME
HAWKINS TO CHAIR SAVINGS BOND CAMPAIGN
BUSINESS BRIEFING/TRIANGLE BUSINESS INDEX SHOWS DECLINE FOR NOVEMBER...
BENCH MARK/INSTITUTIONAL CONSTRUCTION IN U.S. TO CONTINUE TO BE STRONG..
FUQUA STUDENTS TO HOST CONFERENCE ON INTERNATIONAL SERVICES IN THE '90S
BUSINESS BRIEFING/VILLAGE BANK IN NORTHGATE TO HAVE SATURDAY BANKING
THE BENCH HARK/NUMBER OF FORECLOSURES UP AND LIKELY TO RISE HIGHER
ENTREPRENEURIAL CONFERENCE TO BE AT DUKE
BUSINESS BRIEFING/DURHAM COMPANY'S SOFTWARE MATCHES BUSINESSES, WORKERS
THE BENCH MARK/VIDEO EXPLORES COOPERATION IN BUILDING AFFORDABLE HOUSING
MITSUBISHI SETS DURHAM EXPANSION
YOUR NON-VERBAL LANGUAGE MAY SAY THE MOST ABOUT YOU/BUSINESS BRIEFING
AVERAGE PRICE OF HOME UP 9X AND OUTPACING INFLATION IN '88/BENCH MARK
GOODWILL INDUSTRIES OFFERS JOB TRAINING, BARGAINS AT NEW STORE...
AMERICAN AIRLINES' PROFITS SOAR
EMPLOYERS TAKING THEIR TIME WHEN IT COMES TO HIRING/BUSINESS BRIEFING
HOME OWNER DESIRES INCLUDE 4 BEDROOMS, 2 1/2 BATHS/THE BENCH MARK
GUESS ROAD DELAYS RILE RETAILERS
EFFECTIVE EXECUTIVE SERIES BEGINS FEB. 14
BUILDING OWNERS AND MANAGERS ELECT NEW OFFICERS
HILL SPEAKER FOR FINANCIAL PLANNERS GROUP
MERCHANTS GROUP HONORS FREEMAN/THE SUN BUSINESS INDEX
SERVICES
H
2
1/01/1989 D
8 N
H
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1/01/1989 F
1 D N
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1/05/1989 B
1 P P A47
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1/07/1989 A
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1/08/1989 D
6 N
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1/08/1989 F
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1/14/1989 A
9 P N
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1/15/1989 D
6 N
H
2
1/15/1989 F
1 D N
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2
1/21/1989 A
9 P N
H
2
1/22/1989 D
6 N
H
2
1/22/1989 F
1 D N
S
2
1/28/1989 A
9 P N
H
2
1/29/1989 D
6 N
H
2
1/29/1989 F
1 D N
H
2
2/02/1989 C
1 P N A54
S
2
2/04/1989 A
2 P N
H
2
2/05/1989 D
6 N
H
2
2/05/1989 F
1 N
S
2
2/06/1989 A
1 P N M06
S
2
2/06/1989 A
10 N
s
2
2/07/1989 B
6 N
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2/08/1989 A
6 N
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2/11/1989 A
8 P N
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CCB TRIANGLE BUSINESS INDEX SHOWS RISE FOR DECEMBER/BUSINESS BRIEFING
MERRILL LYNCH INDEX REVEALS TOP 10 HOME-BUYING MARKETS/THE BENCH MARK
GEORGIA PACIFIC OFFICIAL TO SPEAK/THE SUN BUSINESS INDEX
DURHAM COUGHS UP TONS OF TOXINS
PROGRAM BRINGS TOGETHER BLACK EXECUTIVES, STUDENTS/BUSINESS BRIEFING
•BILL PAYING SERVICE GUARANTEED TO IMPROVE ANY MARRIAGE'
SURVEY INDICATES HOME PRICES LOWEST IN SOUTH LAST YEAR/THE BENCH MARK
9TH STREET LANDLORD, LAUNDROMAT OWNER WORKS ONLY UNTIL 3 A.M. SINCE...
NCNB TO BEGIN WORK ON WOODCROFT BRANCH
FORTUNE MAGAZINE PUBLISHER TO SPEAK/THE SUN BUSINESS INDEX
REVENUE SERVICE WILL ANSWER TAXING QUESTIONS THIS WEEKEND
CHAMBER SELECTS KALKHOF FOR LEADERSHIP PROGRAM/THE BENCH MARK
ROADWAY EXPRESS PRESENTS AWARDS/THE SUN BUSINESS INDEX
N.C. REVERSES TRADE IMBALANCE IN 1988 WITH EXPORT INCREASE
CONSTRUCTION IN FOURTH QUARTER OF 1988 DECLINES ONE PERCENT/BENCH MARK
WEST SIDE STUDIO WINS DESIGN AWARDS
MERCHANTS ON THIN ICE, HOPE DEEP FREEZE ENDS
ROSE'S DISPLAYS LIST Of N.C. MANUFACTURERS/THE SUN BUSINESS INDEX
MOST CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICERS DON'T USE PERSONAL COMPUTERS
NUMBER OF U.S. HOUSEHOLDERS OWNING OWN HOME STILL SLIPPING/THE BENCHMARK
RETIRED EXECUTIVES TO HOLD SEMINAR
ORIENTAL EXPRESS) JAPANESE LEAVE BUSINESS TRACKS IN TRIANGLE
N.C. COMPANIES PUT FOOT IN WIDENING DOOR OF JAPANESE MARKET
RETIREES ARE SWELLING RANKS OF TEMPORARY WORKERS ARMY/BUSINESS BRIEFING
HE IMPORTS CRAFTS FRESH FROM ANDES
NINTH ST. - FROM THE COTTON MILL TO THE HEALTH FOOD STORE
BOATERS ACROSS COUNTRY FACE SINKIN6 SUPPLY OF DOCK SPACE/THE BENCH MARK
EAST MEETS WEST IN NORTH (CAROLINA)i EACH HAS LOT TO LEARN ABOUT OTHER
COLLECTIVISM, INDIVIDUALISM BUMP
NINTH ST. - NEIGHBORHOOD WITHIN A CITY FACES CHANGE
AVONDALE PLAZA GETS tt-MILLION EXPANSION
MORRIS NAMED BUILDER OF THE YEAR
JAPANESE DIVE INTO U.S. LIFE/RISING SUN IN CAROLINA
KONA MOVING HEADQUARTERS TO DURHAM
TRIANGLE BUSINESS INDEX UP 0.3X/THE SUN BUSINESS INDEX
DURHAM HERALD COMPANY'S KASPAR NAMED TO NCNB BOARD/BUSINESS BRIEFING
SLUMP IN OFFICE CONSTRUCTION COULD END, SAYS CHICAGO TITLE/THE BENCHMARK H
professionals share job-hunting tips/the sun business index s
souvenir sales track basketball fortunes h
south american executives offer inflation-survival tips h
ninth street will get commercial mail center s
ncsu offers 4 durham seminars/the sun business index s
irs offers last-minute advice to help filers pay the price h
gap between 1988, 1989 construction is widening/the bench mark h
miller building corp. will construct drug store s
shefte corp. is recognized for tornado volunteer work/business briefing h
triangle business index shows slight drop s
triangle business index slips 0.3 percent during february h
month after merger, sales up 43x for fonville morisey h
durham hotel open for business s
airport offers noise hotline s
ciba-geigy completes project in research triangle park h
extension service has course on home-buying economics/the bench mark h
survey: labor market in Durham 'inadequate' s
survey ranks city service to customers as worst s
glaxo employees volunteer 9,000 hours/the sun business index s
march unemployment rates for n.c. down from year ago h
new construction contracts strengthen after declines h
banquet honors n.c. chemist s
public service co. declares profit/the sun business index s
food, lodging businesses having sellout weekend h
♦16.3 million in federal money to be available to esc in n.c. h
triangle business index down/the sun business index s
triangle economy looking solid for first part of 1989 h
typical house sale takes jut short of four months/the bench mark h
small business owners honored by chamber h
chamber's 1988 honoree alexander also tops in state h
bankers attend oxford seminar/the sun business index s
businesses owned by women growing in number, revenue/business briefing h
textile chemists announce winners/the sun business index s
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2/12/1989
2/18/1989
2/19/1989
2/19/1989
2/19/1989
2/19/1989
2/20/1989 B
2/20/1989 B
2/25/1989 A
2/26/1989 D
2/26/1989 F
3/04/1989 B
3/05/1989 D
3/05/1989 F
3/06/1989 B
3/10/1989 C
3/11/1989 A
3/12/1989 D
3/12/1989 F
3/18/1989 B
3/19/1989 A
3/19/1989
3/19/1989
3/19/1989
3/19/1989
3/19/1989
3/20/1989
3/20/1989
3/20/1989
3/20/1989
3/20/1989
3/21/1989
3/21/1989
3/25/1989
3/26/1989
3/26/1989
4/01/1989
4/02/1989
4/02/1989
4/03/1989
4/08/1989
4/09/1989
4/09/1989
4/15/1989
4/16/1989
4/22/1989
4/23/1989
4/23/1989
4/24/1989
4/29/1989
4/30/1989
4/30/1989
5/02/1989
5/03/1989
5/06/1989
5/07/1989
5/07/1989
5/08/1989
5/13/1989
5/14/1989 B
5/14/1989 D
5/20/1989 A
5/21/1989 D
5/21/1989
5/25/1989
5/25/1989
5/27/1989
5/28/1989
6/03/1989
6
1
3
1
6
6
1
1
6
9
6
13
6
6
1
6
1
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6
1
6
1
1
6
6
1
1
1 P
1 P
6 P
1 P
8
1 P
8
10 P
6
1
3
2 P
6
1
3 P
6
1
1
6
2
6
1
8
3
6
1
1
1
3
6
1
3
3 P
1
6
3
6
1
1 P
1 P
3
6
9 P
N
N
N
N C60
N
N C47
N
N P38
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N 046
N
N
N
N
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Q
N
N C47
Q S56
C60
C60
Q N36
Q N36
Q S56
N S92
N
Q N36
N
N
N
N
N
N C47
N
N M06
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N M06
N H65
N
N
N
N
N
N S69
N
N
N
N
N C47
N C47
N
N
N
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COMPUTER COMPANY OFFERS HAND-HELD ELECTRONIC BIBLE H
N.C. FUNERAL DIRECTORS WILL GATHER IN DURHAM JUNE 19-22/BUSINESS INDEX S
LENDERS CITE 'LOAN PHOBIA' AS U.S. CONSUMER PROBLEM/BUSINESS BRIEFING H
GTE PRESENTS SCHOLARSHIPS TO CHILDREN OF EMPLOYEES S
SURVEYS REGIONAL SALES HIRING TO EXCEED NATIONAL AVERAGE H
3 DURHAM CONTRACTORS IN TOP 152/THE SUN BUSINESS INDEX S
SUMMER WEDDINGS CAN BRING REORDERING OF FINANCIAL DUTIES H
ENTREPRENEURIAL COUNCIL POSTS 31X MEMBERSHIP INCREASE S
N.Y. FIRM MAY MOVE TO RTP H
THREE CHEMISTS EARN 50-YEAR CERTIFICATES/THE SUN BUSINESS INDEX S
LOANS TO HELP SMALL BUSINESS AVAILABLE FROM STATE DIVISION H
NEWSPAPER RECEIVES MERIT AWARD S
MAY FIGURES SHOW 86 COUNTIES ARE NEAR FULL EMPLOYMENT H
GUARANTY STATE BANK INCREASES EARNINGS/THE SUN BUSINESS INDEX S
COMPANY TO SERVE BUSINESSES OPERATING IN FOREIGN MARKETS H
AUDIO VISUAL SERVICES INC. EXPANDS/THE SUN BUSINESS INDEX S
SOVIET ENTREPRENEURS TO VISIT TAR HEEL ELECTRIC COOPERATIVES H
EXHIBITION, TRADE SHOW SET; BILLED AS CITY'S LARGEST H
HOME SiL NET INCOME DOWN/THE SUN BUSINESS INDEX S
CCB TRIANGLE BUSINESS INDEX DOWN 0.1 PERCENT FOR MAY H
WOMEN IN MANAGEMENT ELECTS COMING YEAR'S OFFICERS/THE SUN BUSINESS INDEX S
SCIENCE AND RESEARCH CENTER OFFERS ON-LINE DATABASE SERVICE H
THREE GTE DIVISIONS TO RELOCATE OUT OF STATE H
TRIANGLE BUSINESS INDEX DIPS 0.1X/TKE SUN BUSINESS INDEX S
RECENT SURVEY SHOWS TRIANGLE SECRETARIES EARN t9.94 AN HOUR H
CHAMBER HOPES TO POLISH FIRMS' 'AVERAGE' SERVICE S
CCB INCREASES DIVIDEND S
AMERICAN AIRLINES TO HOLD PROGRAM ON FEAR OF FLYING H
WHEN STUDENTS RETURN, AREA CASH DRAWERS SING H
HOME SM. DECLARES CASH DIVIDEND S
CHAMBER, COMMUNITY COLLEGE PLAN SEMINARS ON SERVICE/BUSINESS BRIEFING H
GREENBRIAR WILL REDEVELOP PROPERTY/THE SUN BUSINESS INDEX S
COMPUTER EXPERTPS DEVELOP FASTEST FUZZY LOGIC CHIP H
48 FOREIGN COMPANIES HAVE CHOSEN TRIANGLE AS BEST PLACE TO OPERATE H
TRIANGLE BUSINESS INDEX UP 0.4X S
SURVEY SHOWS SECRETARIES NEED MORE SUPPORT, TRAINING H
INVESTORS TITLE CO. INCREASES DIVIDEND S
MORTGAGE BANKING SURVEY SHOWS SHARP ACTIVITY INCREASE H
CHAMBER: SERVICE SEMINARS POPULAR S
BANK DECLARES DIVIDENDS S
FLIGHT ATTENDANTS DISPUTE AMERICAN ON WEIGHTY HATTERS/BUSINESS BRIEFING H
RADISSON ACQUIRES GOVERNORS INN/T>£ SUN BUSINESS INDEX S
SEVERAL OPTIONS EXIST TO SEND CASH TO NEEDY FRIENDS, RELATIVES H
U.N. OF COMPANIES SPROUTS AROUND DURHAM S
FOREIGN FIRMS SEE DURHAM AS PROGRESSIVE S
FUQUA BUSINESS SCHOOL NAMES 3 NEW MEMBERS TO VISITORS' BOARD S
RTP BUSINESS BRIEFS/BROEGE INC. ATTRACTS FUNDING H
85 TAR HEEL COUNTIES RECORD 5X OR LOWER JOBLESS RATE H
BEING 'COPRENEURS' A GROWING TREND H
MERCHANTS APPEAL FOR HOLIDAY WORKERS H
MOST FAST-GROWING COMPANIES IN AREA EXPERIENCE RECRUITING PROBLEMS H
IMPORTANCE OF CHRISTMAS SALES VARIES S
LOCAL RETAILERS EXPECT CROWDS TO APPEAR FRIDAY H
DURHAM SHOPPERS GOBBLE UP BARGAINS S
LOTS OF SHOPPERS FLOCK TO STORES IN DURHAM... H
BUSINESSMEN FINDING SIGNS OF THE TIMES MOSTLY RED TAPE H
BELKS'S BREAKS TRADITION, OPENS ON 2 SUNDAYS S
STORES EXTENDING WEEKEND HOURS TO RECOUP LOSSES H
POST-HOLIDAY THAW FILLS MALLS WITH SHOPPERS H
DURHAM RETAILERS SEE BRISK BUSINESS S
EARLY SHOPPER S
BUSINESSES, DURHAM, ARTS SUPPORT
GLAXO PLEDGE BRIGHTENS SKIES FOR DURHAM ARTS FUND DRIVE S
BUSINESSES BENEFIT ART IN TRIANGLE
BUSINESSES, DURHAM, CHILD CARE
SEE ALSO CHILD CARE CENTERS
SEE ALSO RESEARCH TRIANGLE INSTITUTE, CHILD CARE
CONSULTANT'. HOSPITALS TAKING LEAD IN PROVIDING CHILD CARE
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6/10/1989
6/11/1989
6/17/1989
6/18/1989
6/24/1989 B
6/25/1989 D
6/26/1989
6/27/1989
7/01/1989
7/02/1989
7/08/1989
7/09/1989
7/15/1989
7/16/1989
7/22/1989
7/23/1989
7/25/1989 B
7/29/1989 A
7/30/1989
8/05/1989
8/06/1989
8/11/1989
8/12/1989
8/13/1989
8/17/1989 B
8/19/1989 A
8/20/1989
8/26/1989
8/26/1989
8/27/1989
9/02/1989
9/03/1989
9/03/1989
9/09/1989
9/10/1989
9/16/1989
9/17/1989
9/18/1989
9/23/1989
9/24/1989
9/30/1989
10/01/1989
10/02/1989
10/02/1989
10/07/1989
10/08/1989 B
10/08/1989 D
10/08/1989
11/08/1989
11/17/1989
11/22/1989
11/23/1989
11/24/1989
11/25/1989
12/05/1989
12/14/1989 B
12/15/1989 C
12/27/1989 A
12/27/1989 A
12/27/1989 C
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N K65
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N S69
N
N
N
N
N C60
N
N
N M06
N
N
N R60
N
N
N
N
N K65
N
N
N
N
N E33
N
N
N
N
N S78
N S78
N
N K65
N
N K65
N C60
N C60
N E33
N
N E33
N N36
N N36
N
N C60
N
N E33
P S76
1/27/1989 C 1 P N B71
8/21/1989 A 1 P N K65
H 2 3/21/1989 C 1 N C60
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SUBJECTS
DOWNTOWN TO GET DAY CARE
DAY-CARE CENTER PLANNED DOWNTOWN
BUSINESSES, DURHAM, CLOSINGS
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, N.C., CLOSINGS
BRADLEES LAYS OFF HALF ITS EMPLOYEES AS IT PREPARES TO CLOSE ITS DOORS
BRIGHTLEAF RESTAURANT CLOSES, NAY REOPEN SOON
GOLDEN POULTRY PLANT TO CLOSE, ENDING 300 JOBS
300 AT GOLDEN POULTRY COULD LOSE JOBS
EMPLOYEES ANGRY OVER TREATMENT,- CLOSING POULTRY PLANT TO LEAVE BITTER...
TEXAS HOME-BUILDING FIRM LEAVING TRIANGLE MARKET
DNS OFFICIALS ANNOUNCE PLANT CLOSING JUNE 2
LOCKLEARQUITS HAYTI HOME CENTER. JOB, TELLS COOPERATIVE TO ACCEPT...
HAYTI STORE SEEKS FUNDS TO REOPEN
STATE SEIZES RECORDS OF HAYTI GROUP
PLANT'S CLOSING TO ELIMINATE 52 JOBS
FUNERAL HOME TO BURY DURHAM GRILL
GOODBYE, NORMA'S/COLLEGE SHOP CLOSING AFTER 38 YEARS...
BUSINESSES, DURHAM, DRUG ABUSE
TESTING BILL GETS MIXED REACTION AT RTF
BUSINESSES, DURHAM, EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO FIRING EMPLOYEES
SERVICE MAY IMPROVE
SERVICE WOES SPUR SURVEY BY CHAMBER
BUSINESSES, DURHAM, HEALTH INSURANCE
SEE ALSO HEALTH INSURANCE
INSURANCE RATE INCREASES HURTING SMALL COMPANIES' EMPLOYEES
BUSINESSES, DURHAM, HISTORY
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C., HISTORY
TEXTILES HAVE BECOME 'GRAND DUKE' OF INDUSTRIAL BOOM IN DURHAM
DURHAM'S FIRST BANKS SPRING FROM BOOMING TOBACCO INDUSTRY
THE GREAT DEPRESSION CLOSES DURHAM BANKS
BANKS REVIVE AFTER WWII
NEW ERA OF BANKING RAPIDLY TAKES HOLD IN DURHAM
CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR 100 YEARS OF SERVICE <AD)
BUSINESSES, DURHAM, LAYOFFS
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, N.C., LAYOFFS
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, U.S., LAYOFFS
BRADLEES LAYS OFF HALF ITS EMPLOYEES AS IT PREPARES TO CLOSE ITS DOORS
NORTHERN TELECOM CUTS ABOUT 40 MIDDLE-MANAGEMENT XBS
FAMILY MEDICINE CENTER LAYS OFF NINE STAFFERS
GTE SAYS LAYOFF ESTIMATES FOR DURHAM OVERSHOT MARK
GTE REORGANIZATION PLAN WON'T HIT ALL DURHAM JOBS
TELECOM CUTS 300 POSITIONS
IBM PLANTS DRAW PLANS FOR TRIM
LEADER MAGAZINE MUM ON LAYOFFS, 'CHANGES'
BUSINESSES, DURHAM, OPENINGS
REBUILT CHINA INN OPENS
DURHAM PHOTO COMPANY OPENS
BIG LOTS OPENING AT RIVERVIEW CENTER
NEW MEDICAL LAB WILL OPEN IN RTP
DURHAM GETTING WAL-MART STORE
BUILDING-SUPPLY STORE IS PLANNED NEAR MALL
IF THE BANKS TURN YOU DOWN, DAVID BEASLEY PROBABLY WON'T
LANDSCAPING LAWS DELAY MCDONALD'S CONSTRUCTION
LANDSCAPING LAWS DELAY MCDONALD'S CONSTRUCTION
WHOLESALE CLUB BEING PLANNED FOR DURHAM
DOWNTOWN DURHAM GETS COMPUTER-SERVICE FIRM
NINE BUSINESSES OPEN IN NEW SHOPPING CENTER/THE BENCH MARK
BUSINESSES, DURHAM, PHILANTHROPY
WE GAVE AT THE OFFICE (AD)
CORPORATIONS RECOGNIZED
CHAPEL HILL-CARRBORO YMCA RECEIVES A WELLCOME GIFT
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V29/1989 C 1 M N A54
1/14/1989
1/17/1989
3/02/1989
3/03/1989
3/07/1989
3/30/1989
3/31/1989
4/16/1989
4/17/1989
4/21/1989
9/09/1989
10/17/1989
11/23/1989
N C60
N
N M06
N C47
N C47
N
N C47
N S69
N M06
N S69
N
N E33
N E33
H 2 2/17/1989 A 1 N K65
4/17/1989 A
4/17/1989 C
4 E
1 N H65
H 2 6/22/1989 C 1 N C60
S
2
4/19/1989 F
5
F M06
S
2
4/19/1989 F
6 C F M06
S
2
4/19/1989 F
6 P F M06
s
2
4/19/1989 F
7
F M06
S
2
4/19/1989 F
7 P F M06
S
2
4/19/1989 F
12
A
H
2
1/14/1989 A
8
N C60
H
2
5/06/1989 C
1
N K65
H
2
5/11/1989 C
7
N C60
H
2
7/19/1989 A
1
N C47
S
2
7/20/1989 C
4
N H65
S
2
9/13/1989 C
9
N
H
2 12/07/1989 A
1
N K65
H
2 12/09/1989 B
6
N
S
2
1/05/1989 A
1 P N S92
S
2
4/18/1989 A
7
N
H
2
5/28/1989 D
8
N
S
2
6/05/1989 A
1
N
S
2
6/12/1989 A
1
H N M06
S
2
6/14/1989 A
3
N M06
H
2
7/02/1989 B
1
P N S69
S
2
7/14/1989 A
1 M N C61
S
2
7/14/1989 A
1
1 N S78
S
2
7/21/1989 A
1
N M06
S
2
7/22/1989 C
1 P N S78
H
2
8/20/1989 F
1
N
CHH 1 1/05/1989 A 10 A
H 2 1/17/1989 C 6 P P S76
CHH 1 3/30/1989 A 3 P N S17
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MERCHANTS GROUP SETS UP FOUNDATION
MITSUBISHI GIVES SCHOOLS $100,000 GIFT
FIRMS BACK FIGHT AGAINST ALCOHOL, DRUGS
ALCOHOL, DRUG ABUSE BATTLE NEEDS EVERYONE
LINCOLN GETS $1,000 FOR HOMELESS
DURHAM ADDS $10 MILLION TO CAMPAIGN FOR DUKE
COMPETING TRIANGLE PROPANE-GAS FIRMS JOIN TO FEED HOMELESS
GRILL GOODIES
BUSINESSES, DURHAM, SCHOOL SUPPORT
SEE ALSO DURHAM BUSINESS INSTITUTE FOR EDUCATORS
SEE ALSO DURHAM CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, PUBLIC EDUCATION TASK FORCE
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS
GLAXO'S $30,000 TO ESTABLISH FUND FOR SCIENCE TEACHERS
MONEY AIMS TO KEEP SCIENCE TEACHERS TEACHING
GLAXO GIFT BI6 BOOST FOR DURHAM EDUCATION
EDUCATION FUND, DURHAM BUSINESSES IN PARTNERSHIP
FUQUA, FIRMS HELP TEACHERS 'BE' EXECS
MITSUBISHI TO MAKE GIFT OF $100,000 TO SCHOOLS
MITSUBISHI GIVES SCHOOLS $100,000 GIFT
MITSUBISHI GIFT GIVES BIG BOOST TO EDUCATION
AN EXAMPLE OF COOPERATION
DURHAM EDUCATORS LEARN BUSINESS WAYS
GLAXO HONORED
SCHOOLS MAY BEGIN CERTIFYING STUDENTS' SKILLS
RECEPTION WELCOMES UEAST
DURHAM FIRMS GIVE BIG BOOST TO EDUCATION
BANK EXECUTIVE: SCHOOLS MUST STRESS 3 P'S
BANK EXECUTIVE STRESSES THREE P'S FOR EDUCATION
SALARY BOOST BEST WAY TO REWARD TEACHERS
GOOD GRADES GET PUPILS GOOD DEALS
COMMON CHALLENGES
BUSINESSES, DURHAM, SMOKING
SEE ALSO SMOKING
SEE ALSO TOBACCO, ANTI-SMOKING CAMPAIGN
DUKE MEDICAL CENTER, GLAXO BAN EMPLOYEE SMOKING
DUKE AND GLAXO RIGHT TO ORDER SMOKING BAN
NO SMOKING POLICY AT NORTHERN TELECOM FAILS TO BREW TROUBLE
COUNTY LIVING WITH VOLUNTARY NO-SMOKING POLICY
RTI REVISES POLICY ON SMOKING TO ALLOW IT ONLY IN CERTAIN AREAS
SMOKING CESSATION PROGRAMS LAG AT SOUTHERN COMPANIES
COUNCILMAN CLEMENT OPPOSES BAN ON SMOKING IN STORES, RESTAURANTS
BUSINESSES, DURHAM, STREET SALES
SEE SIDEWALK VENDORS
BUSINESSES, DURHAM, TAXES
DON'T OVERTAX DEVELOPMENT
BUSINESSES, FAMILY-OWNED
SEE FAMILY-OWNED BUSINESSES
BUSINESSES, INTERNATIONAL
SEE ALSO FOREIGN TRADE „
WHILE U.S. FRETS OVER ASIAN NATIONS EUROPEAN COMPANIES MOVING SWIFTLY
BUSINESSMEN LAUD ECONOMIC 'FORTRESS EUROPE'
BUSINESSES, N.C.
SEE ALSO FOREIGN INVESTORS
SEE ALSO GOVERNOR'S BUSINESS COUNCIL ON THE ARTS AND HUMANITIES
SEE ALSO INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT, N.C.
SEE ALSO INTERNSHIPS
SEE ALSO N.C. BUSINESS HALL OF FAME
SEE ALSO N.C. CITIZENS FOR BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO N.C. ENTERPRISE CORP.
SEE ALSO PUBLIC-PRIVATE COOPERATIVE VENTURES
SEE ALSO QUALITY CONTROL
U.S. DEFICIT WORRIES SURVEYED MANUFACTORS
N
P
H
S
S
s
s
s
s
s
E
D
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
-DATE-
S
E
C -PG
4/14/1989 C
4/15/1989 A
8/26/1989 C
8/30/1989 A
9/16/1989 C
9/29/1989 A
12/01/1989 C
12/04/1989 C
1/19/1989 C
1/19/1989 A
1/24/1989 A
4/02/1989 B
4/05/1989 C
4/15/1989
4/15/1989
4/17/1989
5/22/1989
6/20/1989
6/23/1989
8/23/1989
8/31/1989
11/04/1989
11/09/1989
11/10/1989
11/10/1989
12/08/1989
12/29/1989
1/05/1989
1/07/1989
1/26/1989
2/25/1989
3/07/1989
5/11/1989
10/06/1989
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5
10
4
4
1
1
1
4
4
1
6
3
1
4
1
1
4
1
1
H 2 4/02/1989 D
CHH 1 6/14/1989 A
N
N S92
N H65
E
N H65
N S92
N E33
P T32
N J40
N S92
E
N
N
N J40
N S92
E
E
N S92
P K30
N C60
N S92
E
N Yll
N C47
E
N Yll
N E33
N N36
E
N K65
N H65
N K65
N K65
N R63
H 2 8/20/1989 D 4 C E
6 M N K65
3 P N D38
H 2 1/03/1989 B 4 N
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SUBJECTS
HOLIDAYS ARE HOLIDAYS ONLY WHEN THE BOSS SAYS SO; NO LAW REQUIRES...
N.C. BUSINESS BRIERY
DURHAM INSTITUTE HELPING TO BRING FEDERAL CONTRACTS TO N.C. BUSINESSES
ORIENTAL EXPRESS; JAPANESE LEAVE BUSINESS TRACKS IN TRIANGLE
N.C. COMPANIES PUT FOOT IN WIDENING DOOR OF JAPANESE MARKET
YOU'VE GOT IT IN CONCRETE WHEN YOU FILL OUT ONE OF THEIR FORMS
SMALL BUSINESSES CONFERENCE FOCUS
SMALL BUSINESSES KEY TO ECONOMIC GROWTH
HOUSE APPROVES BILL OVERHAULING CORPORATE LAWS
miller: NEW CORPORATIONS ACT MAY LURE BUSINESSES TO N.C.
COGENTRIX HEADS INC.'S GROWTH COMPANY LIST
INC. MAGAZINE STARTS COUNCIL FOR GROWING BUSINESSES IN N.C.
BUSINESSES, N.C, CHILD CARE
SEE ALSO CHILD CARE CENTERS
DAY CARE CENTER SERVES 120 BUSINESSES IN CHARLOTTE OFFICE PARK
BUSINESSES, N.C, CLOSINGS
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, DURHAM, CLOSINGS
HOLLY FARMS UNITS IN N.C. WILL BE CLOSED THIS MONTH
BIBB CO. PLANS TO CLOSE TOWEL PLANT
232 LOSE JOBS AT GRANVILLE PLANT
OFFER JOBLESS HOPE
CLOSING COST CREEDMOOR 100 JOBS
OXFORD PLASTICS PLANT IS CLOSING
LU-E-G'S CLOSES IN HILLSBOROUGH
AFTERNOON PAPERS SURVIVE BEST IN SMALL N.C CITIES
WEYERHAEUSER WILL CLOSE BUTNER PLANT IF NO BUYER FOUND
BUSINESSES, N.C, DRUG ABUSE
SEE ALSO DRUG ABUSE
BURLINGTON COMPANY'S DRUG TEST OK'D
LOBBYISTS RAP EMPLOYEE DRUG TESTING BILL THAT CALLS FOR TREATING...
DRUG-TESTING MEASURE STRIKES NEEDED BALANCE
BUSINESSES, N.C, EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO FIRING EMPLOYEES
'89 SESSION A 'WASH' FOR WORKERS
REPEATING MOTION INJURIES ARE ON THE RISE IN N.C.
WORKERS LOSING HEALTH BENEFITS AS COSTS RISE
FUN AT WORK IS NO JOKE, SAYS DURHAM RESEARCHER
BUSINESSES, N.C, HAZARDOUS WASTE
SEE ALSO HAZARDOUS WASTE TREATMENT, N.C
SEE ALSO INCINERATORS
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR WASTES DISPOSAL AND STORAGE
SERVICES SPROUT FROM WARINESS OF HIDDEN HAZARDOUS WASTE
BUSINESSES, N.C, HEALTH CARE
MANY LOCAL EMPLOYERS NOT ON PRENATAL-CARE BANDUAGON/BABIES AT RISK
BURLINGTON PUSHES EARLY PRENATAL CARE/BABIES AT RISK
BUSINESSES, N.C, HEALTH INSURANCE
SEE ALSO HEALTH INSURANCE
FULL-TERM BIRTHS GOOD BUSINESS
WORKERS LOSING HEALTH BENEFITS AS COSTS RISE
BUSINESSES, N.C, LAYOFFS
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, DURHAM, LAYOFFS
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, U.S., LAYOFFS
DON'T STIFLE THE ECONOMY
CPU. CUTS 500 JOBS
EFFECT OF CPU. LAYOFFS UNCERTAIN
ALUMARK MOVE WILL COST 102 JOBS IN ROXBORO
BUSINESSES, N.C, PROFITS
SEE ALSO BANKS, N.C, SALES AND EARNINGS
STATE THRIFTS RANKED 3RD IN PROFITS
BUSINESSES, N.C, SCHOOL SUPPORT
N E
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C -PG L P BYL
S
H
H
H
H
H
CHH
S
H
S
H
H
1/19/1989
1/24/1989
3/16/1989
3/19/1989
3/19/1989
3/26/1989
5/31/1989
6/02/1989
6/06/1989
6/27/1989
11/26/1989
12/10/1989
N M06
N
N K65
Q C60
Q C60
N T33
N
E
N
J Oil
N T33
N K6S
H 3 1/12/1989 C 3 N
H
2 1/05/1989 A
14
N
H
2 1/08/1989 D
7
N
H
2 3/07/1989 A
1
N T33
H
2 3/08/1989 A
4
E
H
2 5/24/1989 C
1
N T33
H
1 6/16/1989 C
1
N T33
CHH 1 8/27/1981
3 P N M20
H
2 10/09/1989 B
1
N N36
H
1 11/10/1989 C
1
N T33
H 2 1/17/1989 A 8 N
H 2 2/17/1989 A 1 N L40
S 2 2/20/1989 A 4 E
S 2 6/05/1989 A 5 J Oil
S 2 6/06/1989 A 5 J Oil
H 2 10/16/1989 B 1 N
H 2 12/28/1989 A 6 P N Zll
H 2 1/07/1989 C 1 N K65
CHH 1 5/19/1989 A 1 Q S17
CHH 1 5/20/1989 A 1 Q S17
H 2 10/15/1989 D 4 E
H 2 10/16/1989 B 1 N
H 2 2/13/1989 A 4 E
H 2 8/29/1989 C 1 N
CHH 1 9/01/1989 A 3 N M25
H 1 11/04/1989 C 1 N H60
H 2 1/05/1989 A 10 N
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s
1 5/29/1989 A
2 12/09/1989 C
CHH 1 5/31/1989 A
CHH 1 8/08/1989 A
SEE ALSO N.C. BUSINESS COMMITTEE FOR EDUCATION
ABC'S OF SUCCESS; HILLSBOROUGH SMALL-BUSINESS OWNER JOINS IN EFFORT...
FUTURE HELP SPURS FIRM-SCHOOL LINK
BUSINESSES, ORANGE COUNTY
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C, BUSINESSES
SEE ALSO HILLSBOROUGH, N.C- BUSINESSES
PETITION SUPPORTS COMPUTER SALES
'IT'S ALL CONFIDENTIAL'/HEALING THE MIND
BUSINESSES, SHALL
SEE ALSO BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, DURHAM
SEE ALSO FAMILY-OWNED BUSINESSES,,
SEE ALSO MINORITY BUSINESS ENTERPRISE PROGRAM
SEE ALSO SMALL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL
SEE ALSO SMALL BUSINESS INCUBATOR
SEE ALSO SMALL BUSINESS WEEK
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMIN. BUREAU OF BUS. SERVICE
BOWMAN INTRODUCES BILL TO CREATE SMALL BUSINESS COUNCIL H 1 3/23/1989
'SMALL BUSINESS' WEEK SCHEDULED BY CHAMBER H 2 5/10/1989
SMALL BUSINESS OWNERS HONORED BY CHAMBER H 2 5/25/1989
CHAMBER'S 1988 HONOREE ALEXANDER ALSO TOPS IN STATE H 2 5/25/1989
WINNERS S 2 5/25/1989
ABC'S OF SUCCESS; HILLSBOROUGH SMALL-BUSINESS OWNER JOINS IN EFFORT... CHH 1 5/29/1989
SMALL BUSINESSES CONFERENCE FOCUS CHH 1 5/31/1989
SHALL BUSINESSES KEY TO ECONOMIC GROWTH S 2 6/02/1989
NETWORKING: FOR SMALL BUSINESS OWNERS, IT ISN'T SELLING... H 2 7/24/1989
SMALL BUSINESSES WANTED BY DUKE STUDENT CONSULTANTS H 2 8/09/1989
HELP FOR OUR LITTLE BUSINESSES H 2 12/04/1989
BUSINESSES, U.S.
SEE ALSO CONTRACTS
SEE ALSO CORRUPTION IN BUSINESS
SEE ALSO COTTAGE INDUSTRIES
SEE ALSO FRINGE BENEFITS
SEE ALSO INTERNSHIPS
SEE ALSO MAIL-ORDER BUSINESS
SEE ALSO MERGERS AND TAKEOVERS
SEE ALSO MINORITY BUSINESS ENTERPRISE PROGRAM
SEE ALSO POLITICAL CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS
SEE ALSO PUBLIC-PRIVATE COOPERATIVE VENTURES
SEE ALSO TRADEMARKS
SEE ALSO WOMEN, BUSINESSES
RESEARCH J. DEVELOPMENT; STUDY INDICATES SLIGHT INCREASE DURING 1989...
BUSINESS PROPHET SEES U.S. STAR RISING
sanford: U.S. LOSING COMPETITIVE EDGE
SO BE RICH, FOR GOODNESS' SAKE
BUSINESSES, U.S., EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO FIRING EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO JOB SCREENING
THE NEW AGE OF INTOLERANCE
MINORITIES TAKING OVER LOW-SKILL JOBS, KENAN SPEAKER SAYS
BUSINESSES, U.S., LAYOFFS
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, DURHAM, LAYOFFS
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, N.C, LAYOFFS
SEE ALSO UNEMPLOYMENT, U.S.
IBM'S AX SWING AT 10,000 JOBS TO TAKE SLICE OUT OF RTP PLANT
BUSINESSES, U.S., SCHOOLSUPPORT
EDUCATION IS BUSINESSES' BUSINESS, SAYS CRUSADING CHAIRMAN OF XEROX
EDUCATORS, INDUSTRY URGED TO UNITE IN IMPROVING SCHOOLS
BELLSOUTH EXEC: FIRMS, EDUCATORS MUST JOIN TO HELP U.S. COMPETE
BUSINESSES, U.S., SMOKING
SEE ALSO SMOKING
SEE ALSO TOBACCO, ANTI-SMOKING CAMPAIGN
TOBACCO INDUSTRY ADS TOUT SURVEY SAYING MOST OPPOSE SMOKING BANS
3 P N M25
1 N
1 NH90
1 P Q S17
N H60
N C47
N C47
N C47
P S73
N M25
N
E
N S56
N D80
E
H 2 1/29/1989 D 6 C N K65
H 2 3/10/1989 B 8 P N K65
H 2 11/14/1989 B 1 N C60
H 2 12/10/1989 E 1 D N Zll
H 2 2/04/1989 A
CHH 1 10/21/1989 A
E
N S17
H 2 12/06/1989 A 1 C N
H 2 2/09/1989 C 1 P N
H 2 12/01/1989 C 1 N C47
S 2 12/01/1989 C 1 P N E33
H 2 1/10/1989 A 12 N
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BUSINESSES, U.S., SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
GOODBYE SHEET STUFF
BUSINESSES, U.S.. STOCK OWNERSHIP
CORPORATE GADFLY PUTS ON 'COMEDY'
BUT^OL
CHEMICAL SPILL FORCES EVACUATION
BUTNER, N.C.
SEE ALSO FEDERAL CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTION AT BUTNER
DURHAM BOX CO. EYES BUTNER SITE
FIRM SEEKS BUYER TO KEEP EMPLOYEES
NEW INTERCHANGE FOR BUTNER NOW 'OX FAST TRACK'
BUTNER MEETING TO AIR CONCERNS ON CANCER RATE
SURVEY PLANNED TO GUAGE CANCER RATE IN BUTNER
BUTNER, N.C, CHRISTMAS PARADE
SEE ALSO CHRISTMAS PARADES, N.C.
EYES ON SANTA
PARADE
BUTNER, N.C, GROWTH DEVELOPMENT
WEYERHAEUSER WILL CLOSE BUTNER PLANT IF NO BUYER FOUND
BUTNER, N.C, SEWAGE TREATMENT
SEE ALSO BUTNER, N.C, WATER AND SEWER LINES
SOME BUTNER RESIDENTS SAY CREEDHOOR SEWER LINE STINKS
BUTNER, N.C, STREETS
BUTNER-CREEDMOOR TRAFFIC MATCHED OXFORD'S IN 1988
BUTNER, N.C, WATER AND SEWER LINES
SEE ALSO BUTNER, N.C, SEWAGE TREATMENT
RESIDENTS OF BUTNER NEIGHBORHOOD SKEPTICAL ODOR PROBLEM IS SOLVED
BUTNER, N.C, ZONING
SEE ALSO ZONING LAWS
FOUR NOMINATED FOR BUTNER POSTS
BUTNER ABC STORE
HASKINS SENTENCED TO 50 YEARS FOR SHOOTING BUTNER ABC OPERATOR
BUTNER FIRE DEPT.
CECIL HARRIS BECOMES FIRE CHIEF OF BUTNER
BUTNER PLANNING COMMISSION
APARTMENT COMPLEX FOR SENIOR CITIZENS PLANNED IN BUTNER
FOUR NOMINATED FOR BUTNER POSTS
BUTTERFLIES
DUKE RESEARCHER STUDIES BUTTERFLIES IN MADAGASCAR
SCULPTURE IN STEMS
LATE SUMMER DANCE
BUZZARDS
ON-TIME BUZZARDS
BYE BYE BIRDIE
THIS 'BYE BYE BIRDIE' FLIES - AS FAR AS IT CAN
'BIRDIE' CONTINUES TO PLEASE AT ABRACADABRA
BYNUM WEAVER FUNERAL SERVICE
'AN HONORABLE PROFESSION', OWNER OF WEAVER FUNERAL HOME CARRIES ON...
THE BYRBS (BAND)
THIS BYRD NOW FLYING SOLO
H 2 7/01/1989 A 4 E
H 2 5/03/1989 C 1 P N N36
CHH 1 7/11/1989 A 2 N C62
H 2 11/11/1989 C
H 2 11/11/1989 C
H 1 11/23/1989 C
H 1 12/05/1989 C
H 1 12/06/1989 C
S 2 12/04/1989 C
S 2 12/09/1989 D
1 N T33
1 N
1 N T33
1 N T33
1 P N T32
5 P P T32
3 P P T32
H 1 11/10/1989 C 1 N T33
H 2 1/12/1989 C
H 1 2/16/1989 C
1 N T33
1 M N 046
H 1 3/04/1989 C 1 N T33
H 1 11/03/1989 C 1 N T33
H 2 8/03/1989 C 1 P N T33
H 1 2/03/1989 C 1 N
H 1 5/05/1989 C 1 N T33
H 1 11/03/1989 C 1 N T33
S 2 4/21/1989 C 1 N
CHH 1 7/24/1989 A 7 P P C43
CHH 1 8/21/1989 A 1 P P T44
H 2 3/21/1989 A 4 E
S 2 8/24/1989 D 4 R B77
H 2 8/25/1989 D 4 R P10
CHH 1 2/20/1989 A 1 P Q SI 7
H 2 1/06/1989 D 11 P F H90
C & J NEW FASHION MEN'S WEAR
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POLICE LOG/STORE HISSING OVER (13,000 IN CLOTHING
CASH
SEE COALITION FOR ALTERNATIVES TO SHEARON HARRIS
CATCH
SEE CITIZENS AGAINST THE COLLIDER HERE (CATCH)
CBS
SEE ALSO TELEVISION
PRESIDENT OF CBS TO DISCUSS RISE, FALL OF NETWORKS
CBS TO INTERVIEW DR. JOHN FRANKLIN ON BLACK HISTORY MONTH
HEROISM LANDS TEACHER ON TV SHOW
CBS TV SHOW RE-ENACTS HEROISM AT DURHAM HIGH
CCB FINANCIAL CORP.
SEE CENTRAL CAROLINA BANK FINANCIAL CORP.
CHANGE
SEE CHANGE (A MEN'S COUNSELING PROGRAM ON DOMESTIC VIOLENCE)
CHAPS CENTER
SEE ALSO ALCOHOLIC TREATMENT CENTERS, N.C.
SEE ALSO ALCOHOLISM
SEE ALSO DRUG ABUSE
HELPING OTHERS GOOD MEDICINE FOR EX-ftUDICT
WHAT ABOUT TEENS WHO'VE ALREADY SAID 'YES' TO DRUGS?
CHIRP (CHILDREN'S HEALTH INCENTIVES REFORM PLAN)
SEE ALSO HEALTH INSURANCE
SYMPOSIUM FOCUSES ON ISSUES AFFECTING CHILDREN
CONTACT DURHAM, INC. (CRISIS INTERVENTION PROGRAM)
SEE ALSO MINISTERS, DURHAM
PEOPLE WITH TROUBLES FIND CARING LISTENERS
SIGNING ON
CONTACT REACHES OUT
COPE (COMMITTEE ON POLITICAL EDUCATION)
SEE AMERICAN FEDERATION OF LABOR AND CONGRESS OF INDUSTRIAL ORGANIZATIONS
CROP (ORGANIZATION TO RELIEVE WORLD HUNGER)
SEE ALSO HUNGER
DURHAM'S CROP WALK SUNDAY A SIGHTSEEING TOUR FOR HUNGER CAUSES
XIN ME TODAY IN A WALK AWAY FROM GREED
CROP MAKES STRIDES IN DURHAM
CIVIC CLUB, WALKERS SHOW DURHAM CARES
ACTIVITIES ABUZZ DESPITE ACC TOURNAMENT
WEATHER SMILES ON EIGHTH HILLSBOROUGH CROP WALK
ORANGE CO. CROP WALK JUST THE BEGINNING
JOIN THE THIRD ANNUAL CHAPEL HILL-CARRBORO 10-K CROP WALK (AD)
WALKERS FULFILL CROP PLEDGES
WALKERS EARN AWARDS FOR OCIH HUNGER MARCH
WORKING ON A BIGGER PUZZLE
CSX CORP.
NUCLEAR WASTE RAIL TRAVEL PLANS APPROVED BY NRC
C. C. SPAULDTHG ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
LAND-LOCKED?
C. C. WOODS CONSTRUCTION CO.
CITY'S MWBE GOALS WORTHY, NOT REALISTIC
COUNCIL DELAYS VOTE ON CONSTRUCTION PROJECT
GOALS ARE UNREALISTIC
COUNCIL TOLD FIRM'S PROPOSAL COULD BE BETTER
CITY ASKS C.C. WOODS TO INVOLVE MORE WOMEN, MINORITIES IN CAMPUS HILLS..
CITY COUNCIL IGNORES REALITIES OF BUSINESS
COUNCIL NARROWLY OKS RECREATION CENTER CONTRACT
CAMPUS HILLS VOTE STIRS BITTER DEBATE
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H 2 12/29/1989 C 1 N R63
2 1/19/1989 A 12 N
2 2/14/1989 C 5 N
2 10/30/1989 C 1 P N E33
2 10/31/1989 C 1 P N C47
1/21/1989 B 1 P N K65
6/12/1989 C 1 P N H65
S 2 2/09/1989 A 12 N
H 2 9/07/1989 C
S 2 10/06/1989 C
H 2 10/14/1989 C
1 D N C60
1 P P R56
4 P P R56
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
3/11/1989 A
3/12/1989 D
3/13/1989 A
3/14/1989 A
3/14/1989 B
4/10/1989 A
4/10/1989
4/19/1989
4/24/1989
5/07/1989
5/16/1989
7
5
1
4
5
1
2
5
1
12
3
N
U
N P38
E
N A76
N H90
N
A
N
N
P T44
CHH 1 4/16/1989 A 3 N M25
S 2 5/16/1989 C 1 P P T37
S
2
1/02/1989 A t
1 E
H
2
1/04/1989 C 1
I N A54
H
2
1/06/1989 A i
» E
H
2
1/13/1989 C i
N S69
S
2
1/14/1989 A 1
I N H70
S
2
1/17/1989 A *
1 E
H
2
1/18/1989 C 1
N S69
S
2
1/18/1989 A 1
M N H70
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Y SUBJECTS
N
P
H
S
S
H
H
S
S
H
S
COUNCIL RESWES DEBATE ON CAMPUS HILLS CONTRACT
KERCKHOFF'S ASSESSMENT OF NWBE IS CORRECT
2ND COUNCIL VOTE BACKS CAMPUS HILLS DECISION
COMBAT REGRETTABLE
BONDS COULD BE USED FOR CAWUS HILLS CENTER
POWELL: BONDS COULD COVER EXCESS PARK COSTS
COURT RULING SHOULD FORCE NWBE CHANGE
REC CENTER BIDS REJECTED
COUNCIL REJECTS CAMPUS HILLS BIDS
C. P. BURNER STEEL ERECTIONS DC.
BOARD MAY SUE STEEL COMPANY
C. T. WILSON CO.
FIRM DISPUTES COURTHOUSE BIDS
BOND BACKS DURHAM FIRM FOR COURTHOUSE RENOVATION
BOARD WILL CONSIDER COURTHOUSE CONTRACTS
CABARRUS COUNTY, N.C.
TRIANGLE STILL MEASLES-FREE; ROWAN, CABARRUS COUNTIES HIT BY OUTBREAK
CABBAGES
REFLECTIONS ON THE CABBAGE
CABINS
SEE LOG CABINS
CABLE TELEVISION, DUKE UNIV.
SEE DUKE UNIV., CABLE TELEVISION
CABLE TELEVISION, DURHAM
SEE CABLEVISION OF DURHAM
CABLE TELEVISION, DURHAM COUNTY
SEE DURHAM COUNTY, N.C, CABLE TELEVISION
CABLE TELEVISION N.C.
CREEDMOOR WAIVING 90-DAY NOTICE PERIOD FOR CHANGE IN CABLE TELEVISION... H
CABLEVISION OF DURHAM
SEE ALSO ALERT CABLE TV
SEE ALSO AMERICAN TELEVISION AND COMMUNICATIONS CORP.
SEE ALSO CABLE TELEVISION, N.C.
SEE ALSO CARRBORO, N.C, CABLE TELEVISION
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C, CABLE TELEVISION
SEE ALSO TELEVISION
HIGHER COSTS OF PROGRAMMING SPUR -JUMP IN CABLEVISION RATES
CABLE PROBLEM HINDERS BOWL WATCHERS
DURHAM PLUGS INTO DUKE'S CABLE STATION
NEW Hȣ
DURHAM CABLEVISION TAKING PRECAUTIONS FOR GtfE
CABLEVISION DROPS METS FOR CUBBIES
CABLEVISION IN DURHAM IS DROPPING THE METS FOR CUBBIES
DURHAM CABLEVISION TO EXPAND SERVICE
SURVEY BRINGS CHANGES
CABLEVISION OF DURHAM, RATES
HIGHER COSTS OF PROGRAMMING SPUR JUMP IN CABLEVISION RATES
DURHAM CABLE TV FEES RAISED BY *1
CABLEVISION RATES TO RISE DEC 15
CABOOSES
LOOSE CABOOSE
CAESAREAN BIRTHS
SEE CESAREAN SECTIONS
THE CAFE
SEE ALSO OMNI DURHAM HOTEL AND CONVENTION CENTER
LUNCH ON THE LOOP; YOU CAN'T SAY THERE'S NO PLACE TO EAT DOWNTOWN
E
D
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
— DATE-
1/19/1989
1/19/1989
1/19/1989
1/21/1989
1/27/1989
1/27/1989
1/28/1989
2/07/1989
2/07/1989
S
E
C -PG
1
4
1
4
14
1
4
1
1
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L P BYL
N S69
E
P N H70
E
N S69
5 N H70
E
N S69
5 N H70
CHH 1 2/08/1989 A 3 N M20
S 2 6/06/1989 C 1 N H65
S 2 7/07/1989 A 1 P N H65
H 2 7/09/1989 B 9 N
CHH 1 1/04/1989 A 1 N L90
H 2 6/28/1989 B 1 P F Zll
1 3/30/1989 C 1 NTS
s
2
1/10/1989 A
1
N M06
H
2
1/23/1989 B
1
N
H
2
1/26/1989 C
5 P N J04
S
2
3/31/1989 A
3 P P K30
H
2
4/01/1989 C
2
N S69
S
2
6/21/1989 B
1
N
H
2
6/22/1989 B
6
N
s
2
7/06/1989 A
1
N M06
s
2
7/06/1989 A
1
N M06
s
2
1/10/1989 A
1
N M06
H
2
1/11/1989 C
10
N
S
2
11/23/1989 C
1
N
S 2 10/27/1989 C 1 P P C45
H 2 3/27/1989 A 6 P F Zll
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CAFFEINE
CAFFEINE NAY DELAY PREGNANCY — REPORT
RTP SCIENTISTS SAY CAFFEINE HAY DELAY PREGNANCY
CAJUNS
COOK CONJURING CAJUN CUISINE FOR CARNIVAL
CAJUN FLAVOR
HE CAN COOK ONSTAGE AND OFF
CAKE
SEE ALSO FOOD
MAKING THE DESSERT BLOOM
CALCIUM
PREVENT OSTEOPOROSIS STUDY RELEASED AT UNC
CALDWELL, N.C.
WHEN DUTY CALLS, BABE AND BECK PROUD TO SERVE
CALENDARS
SEE ALSO ENO RIVER CALENDAR
EASTER CALCULATIONS ARE COMPLICATED
CALIFORNIA
SEE ALSO LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA
SEE ALSO SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA
CALIFORNIA LEADS WAY FOR MORE GUN CONTROL
CALIFORNIA, ELECTIONS
CALIFORNIA^ COULD SELECT OUR PRESIDENT
CALIFORNIA ACHIEVEMENT TEST
TAKE RISKS, HOUSE TELLS BOARD
CITY SCHOOLS' CAT SCORES SHOW IMPROVEMENT
DURHAM SCHOOLS' CAT SCORES VARY
MOST DURHAM CITY PUPILS SCORE LOWER ON CAT TESTS (CORRECTED 7-21-89)
8TH-0RADE MATH SCORES ARE UP IN CITY SCHOOLS
CLEARING THE RECORD
OFFICIAL: SCHOOLS SHOULD STRESS MORE THAN TESTS
ORANGE CO. TESTING REPORT A MIXED BAG
SCHOOLS SCORE WEU ON CAT
COUNTY THIRD GRADERS TOP STATE CAT AVERAGE
BLACK SCORES STILL LAGGING, REPORT SHOWS
OFFICIALS SHAKE HEADS OVER RESULTS OF CAT
CALL-FOR-ACTION
CALL FOR ACTION WANTS TO ACT ON CALLS
CALLING CHORDS
VOCALISTS SING TUNEFUL FAREWELL TO THEIR PIANIST
CALVERT SCHOOL
SEE DURHAM ACADEMY
CAMBRIDGE AT CHAPEL HILL
CAMBRIDGE RETIREMENT COMPLEX CONSTRUCTION SLATED FOR SUMMER
CHAPEL HILL MAY GET NEW CARE FACILITY FOR ELDERLY
BIZ NOTES
CAMERON AVENUE
TWO NEIGHBORHOODS GET HISTORIC BACKING
DISTRICT HEARING SLATED
COUNCIL URGED TO REJECT DISTRICT
MANAGER URGES REJECTION OF DISTRICT
HONOR NEIGHBORHOOD'S WISHES
HISTORIC DISTRICT DECISION POSTPONED
CAMERON PARK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL (HILLSBOROUGH, N.C.)
NEW CLASSROOM WING TO HAKE WAY FOR OAK TREE
H 2 1/10/1989 C
S 2 1/16/1989 C
CHH 1 8/24/1989 A
S 2 8/24/1989 D
S 2 8/24/1989 D
S 2 8/02/1989 C
H 2 2/22/1989 C
H 2 10/05/1989 B
S 2 9/01/1989 A
S 2 8/19/1989 A
CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
S 2
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
2/17/1989
7/19/1989
7/19/1989
7/20/1989
7/20/1989
7/21/1989
7/29/1989
8/20/1989
9/08/1989
9/09/1989 B
9/10/1989 A
9/13/1989 A
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
6/24/1989
11/13/1989
11/22/1989
12/08/1989
12/09/1989
12/14/1989
6 N
1 N
3 P N H90
1 P P T32
2 D F B71
2PF
1 C N C60
1 P U M88
H 2 3/26/1989 B 4 P U H49
4 E
4 E
N C62
N S92
N S92
N R63
N S92
N
N S92
N M25
N S92
N
N D38
N C62
S 2 5/02/1989 B 1 P F S27
H 2 3/28/1989 B 1 P U W15
CHH 1 3/02/1989 A 1 P N S17
CHH 1 6/22/1989 A 3 N H90
CHH 1 8/01/1989 A 5 N
N
N
N M70
N M70
E
N
CHH 1 6/22/1989 A 3 N M25
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CAMP BUTNER
WORLD UAR II ENVIRONMENTAL TRASH TARGET OF BUTNER STUDY
DESPITE WAR BUTNER SPIRn FESTIVE IN '42
QjiftP CHALLENGE
TRIATHLON COHPETITOR TO UORK WITH KIDS WHO HAVE ASTHMA
TRIATHLON ATHLETE WITH ASTHMA SHARES HER TRAINING SECRETS
CAMP CIVTTAN
HELLO, CAMPERS
CAMP DRESSER & HCKEE
SEE ALSO CONSULTING FIRMS
CONSULTANT! LAND-USE CONTROLS BEST WAY TO PROTECT WATER SUPPLY
BOARD TO GET REPORT ON DURHAM WATERSHEDS
LYON STATION WATER, SEWER BILLS GOING [S>
STUDYJ CLEAN WATER KEY TO GROWTH IN DURHAM
LAND-USE CONTROLS SAID BEST HELP FOR WATERSHEDS
CARRBORO TO MULL BUILDING LIMITS
SAVE WATERSHED WITH BENIGN NEGLECT
WATERSHED DEBATE: IT'S ALL POLITICS
OWASA DEBATES WATERSHED STATEMENT
OFFICIAL SAYS WATERSHED RESTRICTIONS NOT 'A TAKING'
OUASA STAFF'S PAPER LACKS LANDOWNER COMPENSATION
KENDIG MUDDIES THE WATERSHED ISSUE
OUASA ASKS REPLY TO KENDIG MEMO
SMALLER LOTS UPHELD
OWASA BACKS UNIVERSITY LAKE PROTECTION RULES
WATERSHED LOT MINIMUMS SET AT TWO ACRES
CAMP LEJEUNE
3 CIVILIANS INDICTED AT CAMP LEJEUNE
SERGEANT ENTERS PLEA OF INNOCENT IN MARINE'S DEATH
DERELICTION OF DUTY CHARGES WITHDRAWN
THREE MARINES FACE COURTS-MARTIAL IN LANCE CORPORAL'S DEATH
COURT-ftARTIAL BEGINS ON ABANDONING OF MARINE
STATE SENATORS GET TOUR OF CAMP LEJUENE AND CHERRY POINT
A WORD FROM THE GOOD NEWS DESK
CAMP NEW HOPE (ORANGE COUNTY, N.C.)
CAMP CATERS TO AUTISTIC KIDS, ADULTS/SUNDAY FOCUS I AUTISM
SUMMER INSTITUTE
CAMP SERTOMA
CAMP BOUND
CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS
SEE POLITICAL CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS
CAMPAIGN FOR DUKE
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., GIFTS AND FUND RAISING
DUKE ANNOUNCES CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE
DUKE FUND DRIVE AHEAD OF SCHEDULE
DUKE FUND-RAISER AHEAD OF SCHEDULE
DURHAM ADDS *10 MILLION TO CAMPAIGN FOR DUKE
CAMPBELL UNIV., GIFTS AND FUND RAISING
MRS. BASS ESTABLISHES CAMPBELL SCHOLARSHIP
CAMPBELL UNIV., STUDENTS
DURHAM-AREA STUDENTS EARN CAMPBELL HONORS
POLICE LOG/WRECK KILLS 2 CAMPBELL STUDENTS
CAMPBELL UNIV. SPORTS, BASKETBALL (MEN)
LEE WOULD LIKE TO GET CAMELS OVER HUMP OF NO TELEVISION
CAMPERS
SEE RECREATIONAL VEHICLES
H 2 12/15/1989 C 1 N T33
H 1 12/21/1989 C 1 N T33
H 1 6/08/1989 C 1 P N T33
H 1 6/16/1989 C 1 N T33
S 2 7/29/1989 B 6 P P T32
S 2
1/06/1989 A
1 M N H65
H 2
1/08/1989 C
1
N A54
H 1
1/19/1989 C
1
N T33
S 2
2/23/1989 A
1
N H65
S 2
3/29/1989 C
1
N H65
CHH 1
4/10/1989 A
1
N C62
CHH 1
8/28/1989 A
4
U
CHH 1
9/04/1989 A
4
U
CHH 1
9/14/1989 A
3
N M25
CHH 1
9/25/1989 A
1 P N M20
CHH 1
9/28/1989 A
1
N M25
CHH 1
10/14/1989 A
4
E
CHH 1
10/17/1989 A
1 P N M20
CHH 1
10/17/1989 A
1
N M23
CHH 1
11/10/1989 A
3
N M25
H 2
12/19/1989 C
1
N S69
S 1
1/05/1989 A
9
N
H 2
1/11/1989 A
7
N
H 2
1/12/1989 B
4
N
H 2
1/13/1989 A
13
N
H 1
1/28/1989 C
1
N
H 2
5/25/1989 B
4
N
CHH 1
11/20/1989 A
4
E
CHH 1 3/26/1989 A 1 N S17
H 2 6/24/1989 A 8 P N T37
S 2 8/15/1989 C 2 P P
S 2 4/20/1989 A 5 N
H 2 5/21/1989 B 8 N
S 2 5/31/1989 A 9 N
S 2 9/29/1989 A 1 N S92
2 5/19/1989 C 4 P N
S 2 7/21/1989 B 4 N
H 2 10/25/1989 C 1 N M51
H 2 2/12/1989 C 1 P N M14
CAMPING (SEE ALSO NAMES OF CAMPS)
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SEE ALSO CAMPS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF CAMPS)
SEE ALSO DAY CAMPS
SEE ALSO WILDERNESS AREAS, N.C.
WILDERNESS t, THE VIRTUES OF MAKING DO
CAMPS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF CAMPS)
SEE ALSO CAMPING (SEE ALSO NAMES OF CAMPS)
SEE ALSO DAY CAMPS
SEE ALSO ELDERHQSTEL
SEE ALSO SUMMER SCHOLARSHIP FUND
SEE ALSO THREE SPRINGS OF NORTH CAROLINA
BOYS' CAMP CALLED BOOST FOR CHATHAM
FACILITY HILL TREAT 100 BOYS
PROJECT TO SEND DURHAM STUDENTS TO CAMP FIZZLES
SUMMER OPTIONSi ACTIVITIES GALORE FOR YOUR CHILDREN
CAMPUS CLUB OF DUKE UNIV.
SEE DUKE UNIV. CAMPUS CLUB
CAMPUS HILLS PARK
CITY'S MWBE GOALS WORTHY, NOT REALISTIC
COUNCIL DELAYS VOTE ON CONSTRUCTION PROJECT
GOALS ARE UNREALISTIC
COUNCIL TOLD FIRM'S PROPOSAL COULD BE BETTER
CITY ASKS C.C. WOODS TO INVOLVE MORE WOMEN, MINORITIES IN CAMPUS HILLS..
CITY COUNCIL IGNORES REALITIES OF BUSINESS
COUNCIL NARROWLY OKS RECREATION CENTER CONTRACT
CAMPUS HILLS VOTE STIRS BITTER DEBATE
COUNCIL RESUMES DEBATE ON CAMPUS HILLS CONTRACT
KERCKHOFF'S ASSESSMENT OF MWBE IS CORRECT
2ND COUNCIL VOTE BACKS CAMPUS HILLS DECISION
COMBAT REGRETTABLE
BONDS COULD BE USED FOR CAMPUS HILLS CENTER
POWELL! BONDS COULD COVER EXCESS PARK COSTS
COURT RULING SHOULD FORCE MWBE CHANGE
REC CENTER BIDS REJECTED
COUNCIL REJECTS CAMPUS HILLS BIDS
CITY TO ACCEPT MORE PARK BIDS
DURHAM PARK GETS JUMP-START
CANADA
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. CANADIAN STUDIES PROGRAM
OH. CANADA!
USA FREEZES CANADA
CANADA, MILITARY
DUKE PROF SAYS CANADA PEACEFUL
CANADA, TRADE
DIPLOMAT TO DISCUSS CANADA TRADE
SANFORD SAYS N.C. CAN BENEFIT FROM TRADE PACT
CANADA/U.S. RELATIONS
CANADIAN HISTORIAN SAYS U.S. 'HATED, BUT LOVED'
CANADIAN BRASS
MUSIC GOES AROUND AND AROUND AND COMES OUT HERE
CANADIAN GEESE
FORMER FEATHERED TOURISTS CALL N.C. HOME
CANADIAN STUDIES CENTER
SEE DUKE UNIV. CANADIAN STUDIES PROGRAM
CANCER
SEE ALSO AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY
SEE ALSO BONE MARROW TRANSPLANTS
SEE ALSO BREAST CANCER
SEE ALSO CARCINOGENS
SEE ALSO CERVICAL CANCER
H 2 3/26/1989 E 1 P F W66
CHH 1 1/03/1989 A
CHH 1 1/03/1989 A
H 2 3/24/1989 A
H 2 4/02/1989 E
3 N M25
3 N M25
1 N J40
1 P F Zll
1/02/1989
1/04/1989
1/06/1989
1/13/1989
1/14/1989
1/17/1989
1/18/1989
1/18/1989
1/19/1989
1/19/1989
1/19/1989
1/21/1989
1/27/1989
1/27/1989
1/28/1989
2/07/1989
2/07/1989
8/19/1989
9/11/1989
A54
E
N
E
N S69
N H70
E
N S69
N H70
N S69
E
N H70
E
N S69
N H70
E
N S69
N H70
N C61
N C61
S 2 4/08/1989 C 1 P P M66
S 2 8/11/1989 D 3 P N A76
S 2 2/20/1989 A 1 P N M06
H 2 3/18/1989 B 2 P N
H 2 4/29/1989 C 1 N A54
H 2 4/09/1989 B 4 P U H49
S 2 5/04/1989 D 2 P I
CHH 1 9/09/1989 A 4 E
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SEE ALSO CHEMOTHERAPY
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, CANCER
SEE ALSO COLON CANCER
SEE ALSO DISEASES (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC DISEASES)
SEE ALSO DUKE CANCER SUPPORT PROGRAM
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. COMPREHENSIVE CANCER CENTER
SEE ALSO LEUKEMIA
SEE ALSO LYMPHOMA
SEE ALSO MISTLETOE
SEE ALSO NATIONAL CANCER INSTITUTE
SEE ALSO ORAL CANCER
SEE ALSO OVARIAN CANCER
SEE ALSO PANCREATIC CANCER
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
SUPPORT GROUPS HELP CANCER PATIENTS, FAMILIES
DOCTOR SAYS PATIENTS' LOVE OF LIFE SOMETIMES DEFEATS CANCER
HENDERSON MAN BATTLES SYSTEM FOR CANCER TREATMENT, LIFE
SURVEY FINDS NO LINK BETWEEN WELLS, CANCER
CANCER IN WOMEN MEETING TOPIC
INTERVENTIONAL RADIOLOGY AT DUKE USED IN BATTLE AGAINST CANCER
GRANVILLE WOMAN SEEKING CURE FOR CANCER IN GREECE
WOODROW'S TRUMPET SATIRIZES 'LIBERAL' NEWCOMERS
FLORIDA HOSPITAL LINKS UP WITH DUKE CANCER CENTER
CANCER PATIENTS FEEL BETTER BY LOOKING GOOD
CANCER, DUKE UNIV. SYMPOSIA
SEE DUKE UNIV., SYMPOSIA
CANCER LARYNX
NEW THROAT-CANCER TREATMENT MAY SPARE VOICE BOX
CANCER, VAGINAL
SEE CERVICAL CANCER
SEE PAP SMEARS
CANCER RATES
SURVEY INDICATES SEEMINGLY HIGH CANCER RATE IN AREA
BUTNER MEETING TO AIR CONCERNS ON CANCER RATE
SURVEY PLANNED TO GUAGE CANCER RATE IN BUTNER
CANCER RESE#^CH
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. COMPREHENSIVE CANCER CENTER
SEE ALSO MEDICAL RESEARCH
see also univ. of n.c.-chapel hill cancer research center
duke cancer research gets grant
'viruses and cancer' symposium topic
virus infections cause many cancers, but link is unclear
tobacco: future health crop?
pieces of cancer puzzle beginning to fall into place, researchers say
rti chemist develops colon cancer fighter
how much radiation is tolerable?
cancer screening programs
see also p72.3
see also health screening program
panel probes duke for fraud over use of debated cancer test
duke f€dical center faces inquiry over use of experitcntal cancer test
clearing the record
duke medical center on guard for 20/20
ovarian cancer continues to be killer because doctors lack screening. . .
lawyer accuses duke hospital of trying to intimidate witnesses
cancer test lawsuits divide duke's doctors
duke pathology depart>£nt chairman to resign
duke cancer test to be topic on '20/20'
snyderman hopes duke study proves cancer test reliable
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L Y
L P
BYL
1/15/1989 A
2/12/1989 B
3/26/1989 A
3/30/1989
4/04/1989
5/04/1989
6/03/1989
8/10/1989
9/16/1989
CHH 1
H 2
H 2 10/30/1989 B
N C60
U H49
N N36
N P41
N
N B80
N C60
N H90
N D80
N C60
S 2 3/22/1989 C 1 N
H 2 1/10/1989 C 1 N P41
H 1 12/05/1989 C 1 N T33
H 1 12/06/1989 C 1 P N T32
s
2
1/26/1989 A
1
N H65
CHH 1
3/21/1989 A
5 P N
H
2
4/06/1989 C
2
N C60
H
2
4/14/1989 A
4
E
H
2
9/18/1989 B
1
N K65
H
2
11/24/1989 C
1
N C60
H
2 12/29/1989 A
4
E
S
2
1/17/1989 C
1
N S92
H
2
1/18/1989 A
1
N C60
H
2
1/19/1989 A
N
H
2
3/28/1989 A
1
N C60
H
2
4/11/1989 B
2
: N C60
H
2
4/20/1989 C
7
N
H
2
4/23/1989 B
1
N
H
2
5/13/1989 C
1
N C60
H
2
6/09/1989 C
3
N C60
H
2
6/11/1989 B
5
N
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3UBJE
DIKE DOCTOR SAYS OFFICIALS TRIED TO PROVE HIM MENTALLY INCOMPETENT
DUKE REPORTEDLY SOLD CONTROVERSIAL CANCER TEST DESPITE PENDING SUITS
CANCUN, MEXICO
SEE ALSO MEXICO
RDU-MEXICO FLIGHT STARTS WITH SELLOUT
CANDLES
PERSONAL TOUCH
CANDY
SEE ALSO FOOD
LEGISLATORS STEW OVER ALCOHOL IN CANDY
■CANDY-ALCOHOL BILL IS SPIKED
GRIFFEY HAS A 'SWEET* SUING
CANE CREEK RESERVOIR
SEE ALSO DROUGHT, ORANGE COUNTY
SEE ALSO UNIVERSITY LAKE
CANE CREEK RESERVOIR MORE THAN 10 PERCENT FULL
THE THIRSTY ORANGE NOTHING NEW/ JAMES ft. SMITH
FILL HER UP! A FLOOD OF SNOW AND RAIN HAS GIVEN. . .RESERVOIRS A NEU LOOK
RESERVOIR WEARING CAPACITY
THOSE APRIL SHOWERS OUGHT TO DO IT
CANE CREEK DIPS 18 INCHES BELOW FULL
WATER OVER THE DAM, CANE CREEK RESERVOIR TOPS OUT EARLY
WATER OVER THE DAM
CANE CREEK AND OFFICIALS GUSHING
RESERVOIR LEVEL TO BE LOWERED
SOAKING IN THE SHOWERS OF BLESSING
PICKING PLACES TO PLAY; NEW WATER SITES WON'T OPEN SOON
HOPE FLOWS FROM WATER AGREEMENT
LONG LIVE THE LAKE
OFFICIALS VEXED BY SLUDGE SITES
OFFICIAL TAKES IN SLUDGE OPERATION
OWASA HEAD ADVISES CAUTION
OWASA DELAYS CANE CREEK SLUDGE DECISION
CHAPEL HILL WATERSHEDS WIN HIGHEST-QUALITY RATING
WATCH FOR BOVINE EXPELLANT RETAINING DEVICE ORDINANCE
BOARD POSTPONES SLUDGE PROPOSAL
OWASA HAD CANE CREEK SLUDGE PERMIT— DEM
CANNIBALISM
CANNIBAL-HERO IS VINDICATED
CANNING (FOOD)
THE HOME CANNING; BACK TO BASICS SAFER AND EASIER
CANTALOUPE
SEE ALSO FRUIT (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC FRUITS)
VIRGINIA CANTALOUPE FESTIVAL WEDNESDAY
CANTON N.C.
CHAMPION SAYS CLOSING MILL 'MAY BE ONLY CHOICE'
GOV. MARTIN SAYS TENNESSEE'S 'IRRATIONAL ATTITUDE'
DON'T STIFLE THE ECONOMY
CAPE HATTERAS LIGHTHOUSE
A LIGHTHOUSE ON THE BRINK
MOVING LIGHTHOUSE STILL TOO RISKY A MOVE
LET'S MOVE THE LIGHTHOUSE
SAVE THE LIGHT, BUT FACE REALITY
DON'T MOVE THE LIGHTHOUSE
CAPE HATTERAS LIGHTHOUSE WILL BE MOVED BACK
PILKEY: LIGHTHOUSE MOVE ONLY ANSWER
MOVING LIGHTHOUSE NOT WORTH THE RISK
LIGHTHOUSE ON THE MOVE
CAPITAL CITIES-ABC INC.
SEE ALSO ABC (AMERICAN BROADCASTING CO.)
HURT N.C.
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H
H
2
2
6/28/1989 C
7/15/1989 C
1 N
1 N
H 2 2/12/1989 B 7 N
S 2 1/17/1989 C 1 P P K30
2 2/15/1989 D
2 2/17/1989 A
2 5/09/1989 A
4 N
10 N
4 E
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
1/19/1989
2/20/1989
2/24/1989
3/10/1989
3/12/1989
3/21/1989
3/24/1989
3/25/1989
3/28/1989
4/06/1989
4/16/1989
5/21/1989
6/28/1989
8/25/1989
11/10/1989
12/01/1989
12/01/1989
12/02/1989
12/02/1989
12/10/1989
12/15/1989
12/15/1989
L90
L90
PP T44
N
U
N
N
P
N
N L90
P L38
E
N
NL90
E
N M20
N M20
N M70
N M25
N M25
U
N M25
NM25
H 2 8/05/1989 A 4 E
H 2 8/23/1989 B 1 P F Zll
H 1 7/22/1989 C 1 N H60
H
2 1/26/1989 B
3 N
H
2 1/27/1989 A
12 P N
H
2 2/13/1989 A
4 E
H
2 5/31/1989 A
4 E
S
2 6/22/1989 A
4 E
H
2 6/24/1989 A
4 E
CHH 1 8/30/1989 A
4 E
S
2 9/04/1989 A
4 E
H
2 12/18/1989 C
1 N
S
2 12/18/1989 A
1 P N Yll
S
2 12/19/1989 A
4 E
H
2 12/20/1989 A
4 E
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CORPORATE GADFLY PUTS ON 'COMEDY'
CAPITAL GAINS TAXES
SEE ALSO INCOME TAXES
SEE ALSO TAXES, U.S.
MODIFY OR REMOVE CAPITAL GAINS TAX
COMMON SENSE ON CAPITAL GAINS
CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM, DURHAM (CIP)
CITY REMOVING UNDERGROUND FUEL TANKS
BONDS SELL AT LOU RATE, SAVE MONEY
BALLPARK PRICE ESTIMATED BY CITY AT $16.5 MILLION
THE LOSS LEADERS; PUBLIC PROJECTS TO COST MUCH MORE THAN ESTIMATES
KEEP FEES REASONABLE
INSIGHT/SUPERBONDS! $430-MILLI0N WISH LIST COULD SPAWN BULLISH TAX...
OPEN LETTER TO COUNCIL MEMBERS, COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM, DURHAM CO. (CIP)
BOND REFERENDUM POSSIBILITY ON COMMISSIONERS' AGENDA
BOARD MULLS $60 MILLION LIST OF BUILDING PROJECTS
COUNTY YET TO SPEND $80 MILLION IN BONDS
COUNTY HAS SPENT OVER $41 MILLION OF BOND PACKAGE
COUNTY HAS NEEDS WORTH $85 MILLION, PLAN SAYS
COUNTY SEEKS PAY-AS-YOU-GO TIMETABLE ON CAPITAL PROJECTS
COUNTY EYES $89 MILLION BOND TAB
COUNTY SETS SCHEDULE FOR PROJECTS' FUNDING
PROJECT-FUNDING PLAN APPROVED BY COUNTY
CAPITAL PUNISHMENT
SEE DEATH SENTENCES, N.C.
SEE DEATH SENTENCES, U.S.
CAPITALISM
SEE ALSO ECONOMY. U.S.
FLUNKING CAPITALISM
CAPTIVE-AIRE SYSTEMS, INC.
COMPANY TO MOVE ITS HEADQUARTERS TO FRANKLIN COUNTY
CAR BOMBS
SEE BOMBS
SEE TERRORISM
CAR RENTALS
SEE AUTOS, RENTAL
CAR TALK (RADIO SHOW)
SEE ALSO AUTOS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC AUTOS AND AUTO MANUFACTURERS)
'CAR TALK'/RADIO COMEDY AND THE ART OF AUTO REPAIR
CAR WASH
CARWASH WASHING
STEAM HEAT
SNOW XB
COUNCIL MAY ALLOW MORE CAR WASHES
CAR WASH PROPOSAL TOO STRICT, DEVELOPERS SAY
A CAR WASH WITH A MISSION
CHANGES WILL ALLOW SOLO CAR WASHES
DOUBLE-STRENGTH CLEANING
CARBON MONOXIDE
UNC STUDY: CARBON MONOXIDE MAY ADD TO HEART ATTACK RISK
CARBON MONOXIDE POISONINGS
SEE ACCIDENTS, CARBON MONOXIDE
CARCINOGENS
SEE ALSO CANCER
REGULATION OF TOXIC EMISSIONS URGED, ADVOCACY GROUP UNVEILS RESULTS...
EPA PROBING DRY CLEANING EMISSIONS
N
P
E
D
E L Y
— DATE — C -PG L P BYL
H
2
5/03/1989 C
1 PNN36
CHH 1
H 2
8/22/1989 A
9/23/1989 A
4 L
4 E
H
S
H
H
H
H
H
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
3/22/1989 C
3/22/1989 C
3/23/1989 C
3/29/1989 A
4/12/1989 A
5/07/1989 D
5/07/1989 D
1 N S69
1 N H65
1 N S69
4 E
4 E
1 T F A20
5 P U
H
H
S
H
H
H
S
S
S
2 3/23/1989 B
2 3/28/1989 C
2 7/05/1989 A
2 7/06/1989 D
2 7/25/1989 A
2 10/24/1989 B
2 10/24/1989 B
2 12/15/1989 C
2 12/19/1989 C
5 P N A54
1 N A54
1 N H65
7 N
1 N S69
1 N S69
1 P N H65
1 PN H65
1 N H65
H 2 1/03/1989 A 4 E
H 1 8/17/1989 C 1 N H60
H 2 10/27/1989 D
3 P F B71
S 2
1/10/1989 C
1 P P K30
S 2
3/10/1989 C
1PPT32
CHH 1
3/23/1989 A
1 P P L38
CHH 1
4/17/1989 A
1 N M70
CHH 1
4/19/1989 A
3 N M70
CHH 1
5/23/1989 A
3 P P T44
CHH 1
5/24/1989 A
3 N
H 2
7/19/1989 C
3 P P C45
H 2 11/15/1989 C
1 N C60
2 2/28/1989 A
2 5/29/1989 C
1 C N C60
1 N K65
-LX630- MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1989 - 12/51/1989
SUBJECTS
RESIDENTS CALL FOR EXPANDED CLEANUP PLAN AT KOPPERS CO.
CARCINOGEN LEVELS IN DRINKING UATER NO CAUSE FOR ALARM
CARCINOGENS FOUND SEEPING INTO UELLS/CONTAMINATED UATER SAMPLES
SURVEY PLANNED TO GUAGE CANCER RATE IN BUTNER
CARDIAC CATHETERIZATION
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL, HEART CATHETERIZATION AND SURGERY
SEE ALSO HEART DISEASE
SEE ALSO HEART SURGERY
STUDY: FISH OIL LOWERS RISK OF REBLOCKED ARTERIES
CARDIAC REHABILITATION PROGRAM
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. DUPAC PROGRAM
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, CARDIOVASCULAR MEDICINE
CARDIAC REHABILITATION WEEK ENDING TODAY
CARDIOVASCULAR DIAGNOSTICS INC.
BIOTECHNOLOGY COMPANY REPAYS START-UP GRANTS
CAREER BURNOUT
SEE STRESS
CARIBBEAN
CARIBBEAN CUISINE COMES TO DURHAM
CARING HOUSE
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. COMPREHENSIVE CANCER CENTER
CAMPAIGN BEGINS TO BUILD HOUSE TO LODGE CANCER PATIENTS AT DUKE
BENEFIT HELD TO GENERATE FUNDS FOR CARING HOUSE
CARING PROGRAM FOR CHILDREN
SEE ALSO BLUE CROSS AND BLUE SHIELD OF N.C.
'CARING PROGRAM' HELPS THE CHILDREN
PROGRAM SEEKS TO FILL INSURANCE GAP FOR CHILDREN FROM LOU-EARNING...
CARITAS
GROUP REMEMBERS 1945 A-BOMBING OF JAPANESE CITIES
CARLIE B. SESSOMS AWARD
SEE ALSO AWARDS
SEE ALSO DURHAM HUMAN RELATIONS COMMISSION
NOMINATIONS BEING ACCEPTED FOR AUARD
HERBERT, ALSTON RECEIVE AUARD
HUMAN RELATIONS AGENCY HONORS COMMUNITY LEADERS AT CELEBRATION
HUMAN-RELATIONS GROUP MARKS ANNIVERSARY
CARLSON CONSTRUCTORS
FIRM DISPUTES COURTHOUSE BIDS
BOND BACKS DURHAM FIRM FOR COURTHOUSE RENOVATION
CARNEGIE CORPORATE FUND
PROGRAM GIVES COLLEGE-BOUND TEENS INCENTIVE
EDGEMONT CENTER, MUSEUM GET CARNEGIE GRANT
CARNEGIE CORP. AWARDS GRANTS
CARNEGIE FOUNDATION
TWO PROFS DOWNGRADE EDUCATION
CARNIVORE PRESERVATION TRUST
SEE ALSO WILDLIFE SANCTUARY
CHATHAM COUNTY FARM LAND BECOMES HOME FOR EXOTIC CATS
CAROCHEM INC.
CAROCHEM EMPLOYEE DRAWS 18 YEARS FOR ARSON, EMBEZZLING
CAROCO SERVICE STATION (ROXBORO ROAD)
STORE DISQUALIFIED FOR FOOD STAMP VIOLATIONS
CAROCO SERVICE STATION (UNIVERSITY DRIVE)
STATE CLOSER TO PINPOINTING DURHAM CREEK GAS LEAK
D — DATE-
2 6/22/1989 C
2 10/21/1989 A
2 11/23/1989 A
1 12/06/1989 C
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I T
L Y
-PG L P BYL
1 N K65
1 N T33
1 M N S69
1 P N T32
H 2 4/20/1989 A 16 N C60
CHH 1 2/18/1989 A
H 2 1/04/1989 C
2 N L90
1 N K65
S 2 5/17/1989 C 1 P F G59
H 2 6/13/1989 C
CHH 1 11/12/1989 A
1/25/1989 D
6/17/1989 C
8 N
10 U
10 P N P38
3 N S22
CHH 1 8/06/1989 A 3 P N C62
2 9/06/1989 A
2 10/03/1989 A
2 10/12/1989 C
2 10/12/1989 B
CHH 1
S 2
6/06/1989 C
7/07/1989 A
3/27/1989 A
3/31/1989 C
4/24/1989 C
9 N H65
1 P N C61
1 N C47
7 P N K30
1 N H65
1 P N H65
3 N
1 N
3 N
S 2 11/09/1989 C 1 N E33
H 2 12/15/1989 C
H 2 8/01/1989 B
H 2 8/31/1989 C
S 2 1/18/1989 C
2 P N
1 N S82
1 N S69
1 N M06
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M 0 N T H L Y / A N N U A L INDEX BY
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
S
N E E
P D — DATE — C -PG
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L Y
L P BYL
CAROL WOODS (RETIREMENT COMPLEX)
SEE ALSO RETIREMENT HOMES
P£TIRE€NT COMMUNITY RECEIVES ACCREDITATION CHH 1
FROM EXERCISE TO ESTATES; UNC HOLDS INFORMATION FAIR FOR SENIOR CITIZENS CHH 1
NEW PLANS FILED FOR CAROL WOODS CHH 1
PRELIMINARY CAROL WOODS PLANS GET THUMBS UP CHH 1
CAROL WOODS CELEBRATES 10TH BIRTHDAY CHH 1
CAROLANE PROPANE GAS CO.
COMPETING TRIANGLE PROPANE-GAS FIRMS JOIN TO FEED HOMELESS
GRILL GOODIES
CAROLEE APARTMENTS
DUKE CLEARS APARTMENTS FOR MEDICAL CENTER OFFICES
CAROLINA AIR CARE
SEE N.C. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, HELICOPTER SERVICE
CAROLINA ALL-STAR TWIRLERS
SEE ALSO BATON TWIRLING
TOP TWIRLERS
CAROLINA BIOLOGICAL SUPPLY CO.
MORTUARY CHARGED IN BODY PARTS SALE
CAROLINA BLIND & DRAPERY
CAROLINA BLIND & DRAPERY (AD)
CAROLINA BY PRODUCTS
ORANGE HIGH EDUCATORS MAKE GOOD USE OF REFUSE
CAROLINA CABLE
CAROLINA CABLE RESPONDS TO CRITICS
CABLE OUTAGES PLANNED
CAROLINA CABLE WILL ADD 3 CHANNELS
CAROLINA CINEMA CORP. OF DURHAM
SEE ALSO CAROLINA THEATER (DURHAM, N.C.)
CAROLINA THEATRE'S $21.4 MILLION RENOVATIONS ON TODAY'S AGENDA
$14.05 MILLION PLAN PROPOSED FOR RENOVATING CAROLINA THEATRE
GETTING BACK TO REALITY; REVISED CAROLINA THEATRE PLANS DESERVE...
THEATER REPAIR COSTS TOO HIGH FOR TAXPAYERS
PARTY HONORS ARTIST MAUD 6ATEW00D
SPECIAL FILMS WILL RUN IN FALL
CAROLINA CLOSETS
CAROLINA CLOSETS (AD)
CAROLINA COASTAL CELEBRATION
SEE ALSO BEACHES, N.C. AND S.C.
SEE ALSO ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
CAROLINA COASTAL CELEBRATION SLATED THIS WEEKEND IN RALEIGH
LANDLUBBERS TASTE HIGH-TIDE LIFE
CAROLINA COMMUNITY RE-ENTRY PROGRAM
SEE ALSO HANDICAPPED
SEE ALSO REHABILITATION THERAPY
OLD/NEW DURHAM; HISTORIC PRESERVATION SOCIETY WILL HONOR PROJECTS...
CAROLINA CONTEMPORARY MUSEUM (PROPOSED)
SEE ALSO DURHAM CIVIC CENTER (OLD)
MUSEUM OF ART SUGGESTED FOR OLD CIVIC CENTER
OLD CIVIC CENTER MAY BECOME ART MUSEUM
VARIABLES FUZZ PICTURE OF CITY'S ARTS BREAM
CAROLINA CRUISERS CAR CLUB
SEE ALSO AUTOS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC AUTOS AND AUTO MANUFACTURERS)
SEE ALSO AUTOS, ANTIQUE
CAROLINA CRUISERS WILL HOST CAR SHOW
1/18/1989
4/21/1989
5/11/1989
6/05/1989
12/09/1989
S 2 12/01/1989 C
S 2 12/04/1989 C
5 N
3 P N L90
5 P N M70
3 N M70
3 P N
5 N E33
4 P P T32
S 2 7/05/1989 B 1 N S92
H 2 9/23/1989 C
H 2 1/02/1989 B
S 2 4/19/1989 G
CHH 1 8/20/1989 A
CHH 1 7/08/1989 A
CHH 1 11/02/1989 A
CHH 1 11/25/1989 A
H 2 2/01/1989 C
H 2 3/01/1989 C
H 2 3/03/1989 A
S 2 3/03/1989 A
H 2 4/25/1989 A
S 2 5/18/1989 D
2 P P R56
5 N
9 A
3 P N
3 N
3 N
3 N
1 N 1466
1 N N36
4 E
4 E
6 P U W15
11 N
S 2 4/19/1989 F 7 D A
H 1 4/06/1989 C
S 2 4/06/1989 D
1 N H60
3 P N B71
H 2 5/02/1989 B 1 P F S56
2 3/10/1989 C
2 3/10/1989 C
2 3/13/1989 A
1 N S69
1 N H70
4 E
S 2 4/11/1989 D 6 N A76
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M ON
THLY/ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
CONCERTS, CRUZ-IN AID GOOD CAUSES
CAROLINA DANCE ACADEMY
ANNIVERSARY PRACTICE
CAROLINA DANCE COMPANY
RHYTHM MAKES BEST IN JAZZ-DANCE DEBUT
CAROLINA DESIGNER CRAFTSMEN
ART AND CRAFT; DESIGNER CftAFTSKEN MAKE TWAIN TO MEET FOR 20 YEARS NOW
CAROLINA DESIGNER CRAFTSMEN GUILD; SHOW MARKS 20TH YEAR
DESIGNER CRAFTSMEN UPHOLD N.C.'S GOOD NAME
WORKS GO ON SALE/CAROLINA DESIGNER CRAFTSMEN
CAROLINA DUKE MOTOR INN
POLICE LOG/VAN STRIKES 2 PEDESTRIANS
CAROLINA FARM STEWARDSHIP ASSOCIATION
STATE GROUP KEEPS CHECK ON 'ORGANICS'
CAROLINA FITNESS
SEE ALSO EXERCISE
SEE ALSO NUTRITION
SEE ALSO PHYSICAL FITNESS
SEE ALSO HEIGHT CONTROL
FITNESS THE CAROLINA WAY
CAROLINA FRIENDS HIGH SCHOOL
SEE CAROLINA FRIENDS UPPER SCHOOL
CAROLINA FRIENDS MIDDLE SCHOOL
BAG IT!
CAROLINA FRIENDS SCHOOL (GENERAL HEADING)
HOLIDAY GETS DIFFERENT FOCUS
COMMUNITY GETS A HAND FROM CFS
CFSERS BREAK A LEG FOR HEAD START
HILLHAVEN TRIP GIVES LESSONS IN COURAGE, SERVICE AND CARING
STUDENTS BUILD CASTLES, PLAN FEASTS
CFS STUDENTS PREPARE FOR PARIS TRIP
TESTING REAL WORLD
TRASHIN' IT
GIGANTIC BUBBLES
HAPPY MAY DAY!
HELPING HAND
CAROLINA FRIENDS SCHOOL, PRINCIPAL
CAROLINA FRIENDS NAMES NEW PRINCIPAL (CORRECTION PRINTED 2-18-89)
FRIENDS SCHOOL PRINCIPAL APPOINTED
CORRECTION
NEW PRINCIPAL EMBRACES SCHOOL'S PHILOSOPHY
CAROLINA FRIENDS UPPER SCHOOL
CFS HONORS KING IN ITS SPECIAL WAY
CFSERS CELEBRATE
CAROLINA GAY AND LESBIAN ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO HOMOSEXUALS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, HOMOSEXUALS
BILL TO BAN FUNDING OF GAY GROUPS BLASTED
LEGISLATORS SHOULDN'T RUN STATE CAMPUSES/GUEST COLUMNIST
CAROLINA HOSPITAL ALCOHOLISM PROGRAM SERVICES
SEE CHAPS CENTER
CAROLINA INDIAN CIRCLE
SEE UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL CAROLINA INDIAN CIRCLE
CAROLINA INN (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.)
AILING CAROLINA INN MAY CHANGE HANDS; PLANS CALLED 'VERY TENTATIVE'
-DATE-
S
E
C-PG
H 2 4/17/1989 B 1
H 2 6/02/1989 D 15
H 2 1/31/1989 B 7
H 2 10/12/1989 A 6
H 2 10/13/1989 D 10
H 2 11/05/1989 E 8
H 2 11/24/1989 D 8
H 2 11/21/1989 B 1
CHH 1 8/06/1989 A 1
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I T
L Y
LP BYL
U U66
P P C45
RL59
P F W66
P F W66
P R G68
N B71
N M51
N M25
CHH 1 11/14/1989 A 5 N
s
2
4/21/1989 A
10 P P T37
S 2
S 2
H 2
CHH 1
H 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
H 2
1/21/1989 A
1/27/1989 A
1/28/1989 B
2/06/1989 A
2/11/1989 B
2/25/1989 B
3/25/1989 B
4/17/1989 C
5/05/1989 A
5/05/1989 C
9/30/1989 B
4 E
8PU S76
1 P U S76
6 U
1 P U T37
1 P U T37
1 P P
1 P P T37
8 P P T37
1 P P T37
1 P P T37
S
H
S
S
2
2
2
2
2/16/1989 A
2/17/1989 C
2/18/1989 A
9/29/1989 C
1 P N
1 P N J40
2 N
1 P N S92
S
H
2
2
1/20/1989 A
6/10/1989 B
8 P U T37
1 P P T44
CHH 1
CHH 1
4/20/1989 A
5/03/1989 A
3 P N S17
4 P U
CHH 1 3/24/1989 A 3 P N S17
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MONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/1989
INDEX BY
12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
MANAGERS URGE UNC NOT TO SURRENDER CAROLINA INN CONTROL
HELP CAROLINA INN, COLLECTION
CAROLINA INN'S FATE UNCERTAIN
CAROLINA INTERFAITH TASK FORCE
MARCHERS BEGIN CENTRAL AMERICA 'PEACE PILGRIMAGE'
GROUP TO GATHER GIFTS FOR CITY IN NICARAGUA
CAROLINA LEAGUE
SEE ALSO BASEBALL
SEE ALSO DURHAM BULLS
SEE ALSO HAGERSTOUN SUNS
SEE ALSO KINSTON INDIANS (BASEBALL TEAM)
SEE ALSO PENINSULA PILOTS (BASEBALL TEAM)
SEE ALSO PRINCE WILLIAM CANNONS (FORMERLY PRINCE WILLIAM YANKEES)
SEE ALSO PRINCE WILLIAM YANKEES
SEE ALSO RALEIGH, N.C., BASEBALL STADIUM
SEE ALSO SALEM BUCCANEERS
SEE ALSO WINSTON-SALEM SPIRITS
JOHNSON, KIRK, SIEBERT KEEP FLYING WITH PILOTS
UNLESS ORIOLES PASS ON TOP PITCHER, BRAVES LIKELY TO DRAFT POWER HrTTER
BULLS CLINCH TITLE WITH 8-6 VICTORY
BULLS CLINCH FIRST-HALF PENNANT
CHANGES MAY BE IN STORE FOR CL NEXT SEASON
TELEVISION BEGINNING TO MAKE IMPACT ON SEVERAL CAROLINA LEAGUE TEAMS
LEO 'MUSCLE' SHOALS, CAROLINA LEAGUE HOME RUN KING GREW INTO LEGEND
PILOTS DECLARE INDEPENDENCE FROM CL CELLAR/BASEBALL
LEVIS IS BACK IN SUING AFTER SHAKY CL START
AT LAST! BULLS CLINCH CROWN
BULLS' UTILE GETS LEAGUE HONOR
BULLS' PENNANT SO NEAR YET...
CANNONS DUMP BULLS FOR CL CROWN
CAROLINA LEAGUE ALL-STAR GAME
BULLS PACE ALL-STAR GAME SELECTIONS
TILMON GETS WIN, ALL-STAR BERTH
CL ALL-STARS '89 (SPECIAL SECTION)
BULLS' SEAN ROSS KNOWS BASEBALL IS HIS SPORT
BULLS IN THE CAROLINA LEAGUE ALL-STAR GAME
DAP PREPARES FOR CL ALL-STAR BASH
DEAK'S MOVE BEHIND PLATE PAYS DIVIDENDS
DODD JOHNSON SET FOR SHOWTIME
STRIKE PUT '81 CL GAME IN SPOTLIGHT
ALL-STAR FORMAT CHANGES OVER THE YEARS
JIM MILLS LISTS HIS ALL-TIME GREATS FROM THE CL
BULLS' STARS GET CHANCE TO SHINE
ALL-STAR GAME IS SPECIAL FOR ALL INVOLVED
GABELLA'S MOMENT OF GLORY OVERSHADOWED DREADFUL SEASON
CAROLINA LEAGUE 1989 ALL-STAR GAME (SPECIAL SECTION)
DEAR CAROLINA LEAGUE FAN...
SAME GAME, DIFFERENT TEAM FOR BULLS' LITTLE
TWO 'CRASH' HRS BEGAN ALL-STAR RUN
BULLS ALL-STARS SINCE 1980
SOUTHERN DIVISION ALL-STARS
NORTHERN DIVISION ALL-STARS
BULLS, ALL-1980S
SOUTH SQUEAKS BY NORTH 2-1 FOR ALL-STAR WIN
PITCHING POINTERS
SOUTH STARS NOTCH WIN IN PITCHERS' DUEL
LEWIS' BLAST EARNS MVP
LITTLE TRIPLES; THREE BULLS ARE STARS
CAROLINA MOTOR CLUB
DURHAM GAS PRICES HIGHEST, AAA SAYS
OIL SPILL MOT SOLE CAUSE OF PRICE INCREASES, AAA SPOKESMAN SAYS
BURLINGTON, ROXBORO GET SAFETY AWARDS
AAA CITES CHAPEL HILL FOR PEDESTRIAN SAFETY
IN DURHAM STATIONS MAY DROP CAR CHECKS
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E
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L P BYL
CHH 1 3/29/1989 A
H 2 4/04/1989 A
CHH 1 8/03/1989 A
CHH 1 3/20/1989 A
CHH 1 5/30/1989 A
1 P N S17
4 L
1 N S17
1 P N R63
2 N D38
H
2
4/23/1989 C
2 P N C52
H
2
5/28/1989 C
2 N C52
H
2
6/14/1989 D
1 P N C52
S
2
6/14/1989 D
1 P N P52
H
2
6/18/1989 C
2 P N C52
H
2
7/02/1989 C
2 N C52
H
2
7/16/1989 C
2 P N C52
H
2
8/06/1989 C
2 P N P75
H
2
8/20/1989 B
2 P N P75
H
2
8/29/1989 B
1 N P75
H
2
8/29/1989 B
1 P N
H
2
9/07/1989 D
1 U M88
H
2
9/07/1989 D
1 P N P75
H
2
7/09/1989 C
1 N C52
S
2
7/17/1989 D
3 U P52
s
2
7/17/1989 D
5 D F
s
2
7/17/1989 D
6 P N P52
s
2
7/17/1989 D
6 P F
s
2
7/17/1989 D
7 P N P52
s
2
7/17/1989 D
7 P N P52
s
2
7/17/1989 D
8 P N P52
s
2
7/17/1989 D
8 N A76
s
2
7/17/1989 D
8 N A76
s
2
7/17/1989 D
9 P N A76
H
2
7/18/1989 B
1 P N P75
H
2
7/18/1989 B
1 P U M88
H
2
7/18/1989 B
1 P N G50
H
2
7/18/1989 D
1 P P
H
2
7/18/1989 D
2 P F
H
2
7/18/1989 D
3 P F C52
H
2
7/18/1989 D
5 P F P75
H
2
7/18/1989 D
7 P F
H
2
7/18/1989 D
8 F
H
2
7/18/1989 D
8 F
H
2
7/18/1989 D
13 P F C52
H
2
7/19/1989 D
1 P N P75
S
2
7/19/1989 A
1 P P C45
S
2
7/19/1989 D
1 P N P52
S
2
7/19/1989 D
1 P N A76
S
2
8/29/1989 C
3 P N
H
2
3/28/1989 D
4 N
CHH 1
4/13/1989 A
1 N S17
H
1
7/19/1989 C
1 N H60
CHH 1
7/19/1989 A
3 N L90
S
2
1 1/13/1989 A
1 N E33
CAROLINA MURDER MYSTERIES
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ANNUAL
1/01/1989
INDEX BY
12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
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SEE ALSO MURDER, N.C.
SEE ALSO THEATERS, N.C.
DEATH FOR DINNER: CAROLINA MURDER MYSTERIES LETS AUDIENCE PLAY...
CAROLINA ORGAN PROCUREMENT AGENCY
SEE ALSO ORGAN DONORS AND TRANSPLANTS
HEALTH OFFICIALS CAMPAIGNING FOR N.C. DONORS
N.C. LAGGING BEHIND NATION IN ORGAN DONATIONS
STUDY: DOCTORS HESITATE TO SUGGEST ORGAN DONATIONS
CAROLINA POLL
SEE ALSO POLLS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL OF JOURNALISM
UNC POLL'. UOHEN STILL STUCK WITH HOUSEUORK
UOMEN STILL CARRY LOAD
FEU REPORT JOB BLUES, UNC POLL STATES
ANTI-ABORTION SENTIMENT CLEAR IN CAROLINA POLL RESULTS
CAROLINA POWER AND LIGHT CO.
DEVELOPER, GAS CO. FILE COMPLAINT AGAINST CPU.
NUCLEAR REGULATORY AGENCY PROPOSES FINING CPU. $75,000
DEVELOPER PREDICTS CPU. WILL LOSE FEE
CPU. SHOULD BEHAVE ITSELF IN CHATHAM
CPU. POLICY DESIGNED TO KEEP PRICES LOU
STATE COMMISSION DENIES DEVELOPER'S POUER REQUEST
CHATHAM BOARD TO CONSIDER 2HJJT SUBDIVISION
TUO-LOT SUBDIVISION GIVEN PLANNERS' PRELIMINARY OK
CPU. HAY FACE $150,000 PENALTY PROPOSED BY NRC
CAUTION IN EVERY CORNER/SUNDAY FOCUS! SHIPPING NUCLEAR UASTE
CPU. UAITING ON OK FOR SHIPPING UASTE/SUNDAY FOCUS: SHIPPING NUCLEAR...
SHEARON HARRIS HAS EXTRA SPACE FOR SPENT FUEL
NUCLEAR UASTE RAIL TRAVEL PLANS APPROVED BY NRC
POUER COMPANY SAYS GENERATORS DEFECTIVE
GROUP FIRM ON OPPOSITION TO CHATHAM NUCLEAR DUMP
CPU. FINDS IT DUNS 43X OF LAND EYED FOR UASTE FACILITY
CAROLINA POUER AND LIGHT CO., EMPLOYEES
CPU. CUTS 500 JOBS
EFFECT OF CPU. LAYOFFS UNCERTAIN
CAROLINA PROJECTS THEATER
CAROLINA PROJECTS THEATER LIGHTS UP THE NIGHT
CAROLINA REFINISHERS, INC.
FIRM HELPS BUSINESSES KEEP
GOOD THINGS'
CAROLINA REST HOME
FIRE CAUSES REST HOME EVACUATION
FIRE MARSHAL: PATIENT SET FIRE IN REST HOME
CAROLINA SOLITE CO.
UASTE-BURNING PLANT PROMPTS CALLS IN STANLY COUNTY
CAROLINA SIMER
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, CURRICULUM
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, SUMMER SCHOOL
APPLICATIONS AVAILABLE FOR CAROLINA SUMMER SLOTS
50 HIGH SCHOOL JUNIORS SOUGHT FOR 'CAROLINA SUMMER'
CAROLINA TARUHEELS BICYCLE CLUB
SEE ALSO BICYCLE TRIPS
SEE ALSO BICYCLES
CAROLINA TARUHEELS PLAN A BIG BIKING UEEKEND
CAROLINA TELEPHONE CO.
EX-CAROLINA TELEPHONE PRESIDENT DIES
OXFORD, HENDERSON UILL VOTE ON EXPANDED PHONE SERVICE
PROGRAM
S I T
N E ELY
P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
H 2 10/20/1989 D 3 P F Zll
CHH 1 4/23/1989 A 3 N L90
CHH 1 4/23/1989 A 3 N L90
H 2 5/08/1989 B 1 N
S 2 4/04/1989 C
S 2 4/05/1989 A
CHH 1 4/20/1989 A
CHH 1 10/31/1989 A
1 C N
4 E
5 N
3 N
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
1/02/1989 A
1/05/1989 B
1/06/1989 A
1/11/1989
1/17/1989
1/28/1989
3/07/1989
3/09/1989
3/18/1989
4/02/1989
4/02/1989
4/02/1989
4/16/1989
5/03/1989
11/13/1989
11/21/1989
12
4
1
4
4
1
3
5
14
1
1
2
3
3
3
3
M25
N
N
N
E
L
N M25
N M25
N M25
N
N C62
N M25
N K25
N M25
N
N M25
N M25
H 2 8/29/1989 C
CHH 1 9/01/1989 A
H 2 10/13/1989 D
S 2 11/27/1989 C
1 N
3 N M25
18 N B71
1 P N E33
H 2 4/10/1989 B 1 P P L38
S 2 4/11/1989 C 1 N B53
H 2 1/08/1989 C 3 N
CHH 1 1/19/1989 A 5 N
H 2 2/28/1989 C 9 N U80
CHH 1 5/27/1989 A 6 U
H 2 3/19/1989 B 5 0
H 1 11/16/1989 C 1 N T33
CAROLINA THEATER (DURHAM, N.C.)
SEE ALSO CAROLINA CINEMA CORP. OF DURHAM
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TOO RICH FOR DURHAM H 2 1/05/1989 A 4
THE OLD CAROLINA THEATRE DESERVES NEW EXCELLENCE H 2 1/12/1989 A 4
NOW DURHAM HAS A CHANCE TO DO CAROLINA THEATRE RIGHT H 2 1/13/1989 A 4
LACK OF ACTION COSTS DURHAM BOND-BACKERS S 2 1/14/1989 A 4
CAROLINA THEATRE'S «21.4 MILLION RENOVATIONS ON TODAY'S AGENDA H 2 2/01/1989 C 1
«14.05 MILLION PLAN PROPOSED FOR RENOVATING CAROLINA THEATRE H 2 3/01/1989 C 1
CAROLINA THEATER PROJECT EXPENSIVE S 2 3/01/1989 A 1
GETTING BACK TO REALITY; REVISED CAROLINA THEATRE PLANS DESERVE... H 2 3/03/1989 A 4
THEATER REPAIR COSTS TOO HIGH FOR TAXPAYERS S 2 3/03/1989 A 4
DURHAM WON'T SELL OUT ITS GRAND OLD THEATER H 2 3/11/1989 A 4
SCALED-BACK PLAN FOR THEATER WOULD COST $11.4 MILLION H 2 5/27/1989 C 1
THEATER RENOVATION WILL BE EASIER TO SELL S 2 5/31/1989 A 4
CHEAPER PLAN READY FOR CAROLINA THEATER S 2 6/05/1989 A 1
A MORE REASONABLE PRICE; CAROLINA THEATRE PROPOSAL GOES BEFORE CITY... H 2 6/09/1989 A 4
COUNCIL, COMMISSIONERS EYE NEW WAY TO PAY FOR THEATER S 2 6/09/1989 A 6
BOND ISSUE LOOPHOLE PONDERED FOR THEATRE PROJECT H 2 6/10/1989 A 1
CITY.COUNTY EYE PLAN FOR CAROLINA THEATER S 2 6/10/1989 C 1
REVISED THEATER PLAN S 2 6/12/1989 A 1
VOLUNTEERS SOUGHT TO PAINT HISTORIC THEATER S 2 6/23/1989 A 3
PAINT UP, FIX UP S 2 6/26/1989 A 6
COUNTY YET TO SPEND *80 MILLION IN BONDS S 2 7/05/1989 A 1
INSIGHT/THE SHOW MUST GO ON) AT WHAT PRICE, HOW, AND TO WHAT END? H 2 7/23/1989 D 1
PANEL USES LOOPHOLE TO AVOID REFERENDUM FOR BONDS ON THEATER H 2 8/02/1989 C 1
FINANCING FOR THEATER FINESSED H 2 8/05/1989 A 4
COMMISSION CHAIRMAN BELL AVOIDS COSTS OVERRUN ISSUE H 2 8/21/1989 A 4
CAROLINA UREN PRESS
THEME OF LOLLYPOP BOOKS CONTINUES UNDER LEADERSHIP OF CAROLINA WREN...
DURHAM PRESS' TITLES SELECTED FOR EXHIBIT
CAROUSEL (PLAY)
AN EMOTIONAL AFFAIR/'CAROUSEL'
CAROUSELS
SEE ALSO BURLINGTON CAROUSEL FESTIVAL
MERRY-GO-ROUND MERRIMENT
NEW CAROUSEL POPULAR AMONG ALL AGES
CARPENTERS (TRADE)
JAPANESE WOODWORKING, CARPENTRY SENSITIVE SAYS CHATHAM MAN
CARPENTER'S CHEVROLET INC.
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE DURHAM SUN; CARPENTER'S CHEVROLET (AD) S
CARPENTER'S CHEVROLET TO BE SOLD, MOVED FROM DOWNTOWN H
CARPENTER'S CAR FIRM SOLD, WILL LEAVE MAIN ST. SITE S
CARPENTER'S INC.
SEE CARPENTER'S CHEVROLET INC.
CARPENTER'S R.C. RACEWAY
SEE ALSO RADIO-CONTROLLED AIRPLANES AND CARS
INDOOR RACING HITS DOWNTOWN DURHAM
RADIO-CONTROLLED RACE CARS GIVE 'DRIVERS' TRACK THRILLS WITHOUT RISKS
RADIO-CONTROLLED RACING TAKES OFF IN DURHAM
CARPET TOWNE
KEN LLOYD'S CARPET TOWNE (AD)
CARPETS
POLICE LOG/COCAINE CHARGES LODGED
CARR MILL SHOPPING rtALL
GROWTH HAS GIVEN CARRBORO ONE PROBLEM IT CAN'T PAW ON/SUNDAY FOCUS CHH 1 3/05/1989 A 1
CARR MILL MALL ON MARKET A YEAR BEFORE BUYER FOUND CHH 1 3/18/1989 A 3
CARR MILL MALL TALKS 'NOT REAL ENCOURAGING' CHH 1 6/16/1989 A 1
NO AGREEMENT YET ON CARR MILL MALL CHH 1 6/29/1989 A 3
CARR MILL NEGOTIATIONS CONTINUING CHH 1 7/25/1989 A 3
MD. FIRM BUYS CARR MILL MALL CHH 1 8/19/1989 A 1
I T
L Y
L P
BYL
E
L
L
E
N U66
N N36
N H70
E
E
L
N R63
E
N C61
E
N C61
N R63
N C61
N
P T32
N H65
F S56
N R63
E
L
H 2 1/08/1989 D 3 P U H45
S 2 10/16/1989 A 7 N
H 2 10/20/1989 D 9 R B77
H 2 8/01/1989 B 1 P P C45
S 2 8/22/1989 A 6 P N G59
H 2 4/02/1989 B 1 U N36
2 4/19/1989 H
2 10/25/1989 A
2 10/25/1989 C
S 2 5/30/1989 D
H 2 6/26/1989 C
S 2 10/31/1989 B
S 2 4/19/1989 F
H 2 12/01/1989 C
11 A
1 P N N36
1 N
5 P N A76
1 P N Bll
4 P N M06
5 D A
1 N S22
N C62
N C62
N C62
N
N
N C62
CARR UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
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SUBJECTS
METHODIST HYMNAL WILL BE INTRODUCED DURING MEETING OF BISHOPS
CARRBOROt N.C.
SEE ALSO BINGHAM TOWNSHIP (WEST OF CARRBORO, N.C.)
SEE ALSO FIRES. CARRBORO
CARRBORO WANTS TO GIVE HARDIN A DAY ON THE TOWN
TOWN PLANS TO GET TOUGH ON CYCLISTS
BANNING BIKES FROM SIDEWALK ISN'T RIGHT HOVE
CARRBORO ANNUAL REPORT READY FOR DISTRIBUTION
'CHAPEL HILL' PROJECTS RAISE CARRBORO HACKLES
CARRBORO, N.C, ANNEXATION
SEE ALSO ANNEXATION
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C, ANNEXATION
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, ANNEXATION
CARRBORO CONSIDERS PARK LANDS PURCHASES
CARRBORO, N.C, BICYCLE ROUTES
SEE ALSO BICYCLE LANES
STREET, BIKEWAY IMPROVEMENTS TOP CARRBORO WISH LIST
DOT CHARTS CARRBORO'S BIKE ROUTES
KINNAIRD UNVEILS TRANSIT PLAN
BIKE PATH TO GET NAME OF BLUES SINGER
CARRBORO, N.C, BUDGET
CEMETERY GROUP WOULD GET HONEY FROH POSTAL SALE
CARRBORO HEARING SET FOR TONIGHT
GARBAGE MAY SPOIL CARRBORO BUDGET
CARRBORO BUDGET PLAN OMITS COMMUNITY CENTER
BUDGET PLAN PLEASES BOARD
BUDGET HEARING HAS FEW SPEAKERS
'AN EASY EDITORIAL ON A SLOW DAY'
TROLLEY PLANS TO ROLL TO VOTE BY ALDERMEN
CANDIDATE URGES REWARD FOR SAVINGS
PORTO SUGGESTS REVENUE SOURCES
CARRBORO INVITES COMMENT ON '91 BUDGET
MUSIC LOFT SEEKS TOWN LOAN TO RELOCATE STORE
CARRBORO, N.C, BUSES
SEE ALSO CARRBORO TRANSPORTATION ADVISORY BOARD
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C, BUSES
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C, TROLLEY SERVICE
TOWNS WANT TROLLEY BUS PARK-AND-RIDE LOTS
ALDERMEN HASH OUT TROLLEY ISSUE
TROLLEY WON'T STOP HEREjUNLESS CARRBORO PAYS, DIBBERT SAYS
BUDGET HEARING HAS FEW SPEAKERS
COMMISSION HEDGES BETS FOR TROLLEY
UNC, NCMH GIVE $5,000 EACH FOR TROLLEY BUS FUND
CARRBORO, N.C, BUSINESSES
MERCHANT WANTS TO REVIVE DORMANT BUSINESS GROUP
BUSINESSMAN MIFFED AT COMMISSION OMISSION
DEVELOPERS SEEK RETAIL, OFFICE PERMIT
CARRBORO MERCHANTS LINE UP AGAINST SPECIAL DISTRICT TAX
FOUR BUSINESSES GET APPEARANCE KUDOS
CARRBORO'S CHANGING FACE IS SET FOR ANOTHER CHANGE/GROWTH IN CARRBORO
CARRBORO: IT'S A SLEEPY BOOM TOWN/SUNDAY FOCUS: GROWTH IN CARRBORO
GROWTH HAS GIVEN CARRBORO ONE PROBLEM IT CAN'T PARK ON/SUNDAY FOCUS
PLANTATION PLAZA MAY GET SECOND CHANCE
MERCHANT ASKS FOR MORE VOICE IN COMMISSION
TAX PROPOSAL'S FAILURE BLAMED ON MISTRUST
SEPARATE AND UNEQUAL
ALDERMEN UNDECIDED ON PROPOSED TROLLEY
CARRBORO SHOPS HAVE SHOT AT GETTING TROLLEYS BACK ON TRACK
SUBCOMMITTEE WANTS BETTER COMMUNICATION WITH CARRBORO MERCHANTS
OPENING OF CARRBORO CRAFTS SHOP HAS OWNER 'A LITTLE LIGHT-HEADED'
FORMER FIRST UNION BUILDING MAY BECOME PI2ZA RESTAURANT
RESTAURATEUR, POTTER COMPETE FOR ALL OF CARRBORO'S LOAN FUND
MD. FIRM BUYS CARR MILL MALL
CARRBORO BUSINESS GROUP HOPES FOR REVIVAL
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H 2 4/29/1989 A 9 P N
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
1/12/1989
3/09/1989
3/11/1989
9/22/1989
9/29/1989
CHH 1 2/15/1989 A
CHH 1 8/29/1989 A
CHH 1 9/16/1989 A
CHH 1 10/12/1989 A
CHH
CHH
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH 1
CHH 1
1/05/1989
1/17/1989
1/23/1989
5/03/1989
5/06/1989
5/24/1989
6/02/1989
6/12/1989
10/11/1989
10/29/1989
12/05/1989
12/05/1989
1/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/28/1989
5/24/1989
5/26/1989
6/30/1989
1/12/1989
1/19/1989
1/31/1989
2/10/1989
2/22/1989
3/05/1989
3/05/1989
3/05/1989
3/17/1989
3/30/1989
5/11/1989
5/12/1989
6/03/1989
6/15/1989
6/29/1989
7/06/1989
7/07/1989
7/19/1989
8/19/1989
8/30/1989
3 P N C62
3 N
6 U
1 N C62
1 P N C62
CHH 1 11/16/1989 A 1 N C62
1 N C62
3 M N C62
3 N C62
3 N
N C62
N C62
N C62
N C62
N C62
N C62
L
N C62
N
N C62
N C62
N C62
N K70
N C62
N S17
N C62
N C62
N C62
N C62
N M70
N C62
N C62
N
1 P N C62
1 P N C62
1 P N C62
1 P N C62
3 N C62
1 P N C62
E
N C62
N C62
N C62
N C62
N C62
N C62
N C62
N C62
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1/01/1989
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12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
CARRBORO'S LLOYB STREET STUDIOS; JAIUHOUSE ROCK
COMMITTEE SETS MERCHANTS LIST AS INITIAL TASK
CARRBORO INVITES COMMENT ON '91 BUDGET
MUSIC LOFT SEEKS TOW LOAN TO RELOCATE STORE
MODEL T'S LOAN COULD STIR DEBATE
ALDERMAN OK TOWN LOAN FOR MODEL T'S
CARRBORO, N.C., CABLE TELEVISION
SEE ALSO CABLE TELEVISION, N.C.
ALDERMEN WANT TO TUNE IN IMPROVED CABLE TV COVERAGE
COMMITTEE TO CONSIDER CABLE TV COMPLAINTS
ALDERMAN TURNED OFF TO ALERT CABLE SERVICE
CARRBORO, N.C, CEMETERIES
SEE ALSO CEMETERIES, N.C.
CEMETERY GROUP WOULD GET MONEY FROM POSTAL SALE
CEMETERY SALE MEASURE READY, BARNES SAYS
TOMBSTONES IN OLD CEMETERY MAY GET FACELIFTS
POST OFFICE SITE MAY BE BURIED
POSTAL OFFICIALS EYE WESTWOOD
CARRBORO CAN SELL CEMETERY LAND
U.S. POSTAL SERVICE DELIVERS FRUSTRATION OVER CARRBORO SITE
CARRBORO OFFICIALS RESIGNED TO POST OFFICE IN CEMETERY
BOARD TO VOTE ON CEMETERY PURCHASE
CARRBORO BUDGET PLAN OMITS COMMUNITY CENTER
SENATE OKS CEMETERY LAND SALE TO CARRBORO P.O.
ALDERMEN OPPOSE COUNTY EMS FEE
WESTWOOD POST OFFICE OPPONENTS ENDORSE KINNAIRD, DENOUNCE 2...
CANDIDATES CRITICIZE P.O. FOES' LEAFLET
TOWN TO SURVEY OLD CEMETERY TO DETERMINE NEW BURIAL SITES
ADVISORY GROUP HOLDS 'UNOFFICIAL' CEMETERY MEETING
CARRBORO, N.C, CITY EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, EMPLOYEES
CANDIDATE URGES REWARD FOR SAVINGS
CARRBORO, N.C, COMMUNITY CENTER (PROPOSED)
SEE ALSO CARRBORO RECREATION DEPT.
CARRBORO TO DISCUSS PROPOSED CENTER
CARRBORO OPTS FOR COMMUNITY CENTER
TOWN TO HEAR COMMUNITY CENTER REPORT
♦450,000 YEARLY NEEDED TO pay COMMUNITY CENTER BILL
AIJJERKN DROP POOL FROM CENTER PROPOSAL
CARRBORO, N.C, DOG CONTROL
SEE ALSO DOG CONTROL (INCLUDES CATS AND OTHER ANIMALS)
OFFICIALS HOPE TO PUT A LEASH ON LOOSE DOGS IN CARRBORO
CARRBORO LEASH LAW MAY EXTEND TO PARK IF ALDERMEN OK CHANGE
CARRBORO DELAYS COLLARING LOOSE DOGS FOR SAM OF PUBLIC HEARING
PEOPLE COME FIRST IN PARKS
DOGS IN THE PARK; TO LEASH OR NOT TO LEASH IS THE QUESTION IN CARRBORO
CARRBORO BOARD PASSES LEASH LAW
CARRBORO, N.C, DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO DOWNTOWN CARRBORO REVITAUZATION TASK FORCE
DEVELOPERS SEEK RETAIL, OFFICE PERMIT
CARRBORO LOOKS FOR WAYS TO SPICE UP LIFE DOWNTOWN
GROUP QUESTIONS DISTRICT TAX LETTER
CARRBORO KILLS TAX PROPOSAL
ALDERMEN PARKING ON DECISION
BUCK AND VAUGHN SILENT ABOUT MEETING
TROLLEY PLANS TO ROLL TO VOTE BY ALDERMEN
CARRHDRO ALDERMEN TO HEAR FROM TWO DEVELOPERS AGAIN
BOARD SETTLES PARKING ISSUE
TOWN BACKS AWAY FROM GUIDELINES
CARRBORO TO CONSIDER DOWNTOWN GUIDELINES
CARRBORO, N.C, ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO CARRBORO BOARD OF ALDERMEN, ELECTIONS
THREE STILL UNDECIDED ABOUT ELECTION BIDS
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CHH
CHH 1
CHH 1
9/03/1989
9/15/1989
12/05/1989
12/05/1989
12/18/1989
CHH 1 12/22/1989
F S56
N C62
N C62
N C62
N C62
N C62
CHH 1 4/08/1989 A
CHH 1 6/29/1989 A
CHH 1 10/26/1989 A
1 P N C62
3 P N C62
1 P N C62
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
1/05/1989
1/28/1989
2/09/1989
2/28/1989
3/22/1989
3/24/1989
3/30/1989
4/06/1989
5/02/1989
5/03/1989
5/10/1989
6/14/1989
10/10/1989
10/12/1989
12/15/1989
12/23/1989
N C62
N H20
N C62
N
N C62
N
N C62
N C62
N C62
N C62
N
N C62
N C62
N C62
N C62
N C62
CHH 1 10/11/1989 A 3 N
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
1/15/1989 A
3/09/1989 A
6/05/1989 A
9/04/1989 A
9/07/1989 A
3
3
3
3
N C62
N
N C62
N C62
N C62
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
5/19/1989 A
8/15/1989 A
8/17/1989 A
8/18/1989 A
9/03/1989 A
9/06/1989 A
3 P N C62
3 N C62
3 N C62
4 E
3 P N C62
3 N C62
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
1/31/1989 A
2/26/1989 A
4/06/1989 A
5/10/1989 A
5/26/1989 A
5/31/1989 A
6/12/1989 A
6/27/1989 A
6/28/1989 A
10/18/1989 A
10/26/1989 A
3
3
3
1
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
N C62
N C62
N C62
N C62
N C62
N
N C62
N C62
N C62
N C62
N C62
CHH 1
7/10/1989 A
3 P N C62
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GURGANUS FILES FOR CARRBORO BOARD OF ALDERMEN
PORTO EXPECTED TO SEEK MAYORAL POST
PORTOSTRESSES WATERSHED PROTECTION IN MAYORAL BID (CORRECTED 7-27-B9)
CORRECTION
CALDWELL SEEKS THIRD TERM IN CARRBORO
PORTO SAYS UNC OPPOSITION UNLIKELY
NELSON SEEKS FIRST BOARD TERM
KINNAIRD SQUARES OFF WITH EX-MAYOR PORTO
GIST SEEKS CARRBORO BOARD SEAT
WATERSHED PROTECTION ISSUE Of '89
ALDERMAN CANDIDATE FAILS TO PAY TAXES
CANDIDATE NELSON FAILS TO PAY TAXES
UNC BOARD OKS PORTO'S CANDIDACY
OPENNESS SETS GOOD PRECEDENT
WESTWOOD POST OFFICE OPPWCNTS ENDORSE KINNAIRD, DENOUNCE 2. . .
STATEMENTS ELEVATE CARRBORO CAMPAIGN
KINNAIRD PAPER TARGETS RECYCLING
ANONYMOUS CARRBORO POLITICAL FLIER IS DIVISIVE
CARRBORO'S CAMPAIGN OF IDEAS
SIGNS OFF ROAD EDGE.CARRBORO MGR. SAYS
CALDWELL OUTLINES VIEWS ON CARRBORO'S ISSUES
CARRBORO CANDIDATES BUTT HEADS OVER WATERSHED PROTECTION, TRAFFIC
PORTO SUGGESTS REVENUE SOURCES
CARRBORO CAMPAIGN WORKERS HIT STREETS
BUSINESS LEADERS QUESTION CANDIDATES
DEVELOPMENT NO LONGER A DIRTY WORD IN CARRBORO
POST OFFICE ISSUE SHEDS LIGHT ON CARRBORO CANDIDATES
CLOSE VIEWS LEAD TO CLOSE MAYORAL RACE IN CARRBORO
CAMPAIGN SIGNS STOLEN, PORTO SAYS
AVERAGE TURNOUT PREDICTED FOR MUNICIPAL CONTESTS
NELSON RELEASES LIST OF CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS
GENERAL ELECTION RESULTS/VOTE '89 (ERROR IN RESULTS)
KINNAIRD CLUBS PORTO
LOCAL PRECINCTS GENERALLY 'QUIET*
LOCAL FfiECINCTS GENERALLY 'QUIET'
OLD CARRBORO'S VOICE MAY BE FAILING
FOR WEAL OR WOE. THE RACE IS OVER
CARRBORO/VOTE TALLY
CARRBORO, N.C, ELECTIONS, ENDORSEMENTS
PORTO CRITICIZES SIERRA CLUB'S CANDIDATE ENDORSEMENT PROCESS
CARRBORO, N.C, FESTIVALS
SEE ALSO FESTIVALS, N.C.
'PIEDMONT PARIS' MARKS BASTILLE DAY
CARRBORO, N.C, GARBAGE COLLECTION
ONLY SPEAKER TOUTS RECYCLING, PARKING PROGRAMS IN CARRBORO
GARBAGE MAY SPOIL CARRBORO BUDGET
CURBSIDE RECYCLING TO TRIPLE IN SIZE
PROCESS CALLED FLAWED
TOWNS PREPARE FOR EXPANSION OF RECYCLING
CARRBORO, N.C, GROWTH DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO CARRBORO CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS TASK FORCE
CARRBORO TO CONSIDER RATING DEVELOPMENTS
CARRBORO BUILDING SLOWING
CARRBORO'S CHANGING FACE IS SET FOR ANOTHER CHANGE/GROWTH IN CARRBORO
CARRBORO: IT'S A SLEEPY BOOM TOWN/SUNDAY FOCUS! GROWTH IN CARRBORO
GROWTH HAS GIVEN CARRBORO ONE PROBLEM IT CAN'T PARK ON/SUNDAY FOCUS
TOWN ADOPTS DEVELOPMENT POLICY
CARRBORO TO MULL BUILDING LIMITS
KINNAIRD URGES DEVELOPMENT PROCESS REVIEW
DEVELOPMENT NO LONGER A DIRTY WORD IN CARRBORO
CARRBOROjN.C, HISTORIC DISTRICT
HISTORIC DISTRICT FORUMS SLATED
CARRBORO RESPONDS TO HISTORIC DISTRICT
CARRBORO MAY GET HISTORIC DISTRICT
ALDERMEN HEAR HISTORIC DISTRICT PLAN
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
H
H
CHH
CHH
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
7/21/1989
7/22/1989
7/26/1989
7/27/1989
7/28/1989
7/29/1989
8/01/1989
8/02/1989
8/02/1989
8/06/1989
8/17/1989
8/18/1989
9/02/1989
9/28/1989
10/10/1989
10/12/1989
10/18/1989
10/18/1989
10/19/1989
10/20/1989
10/21/1989
10/24/1989
10/29/1989
10/30/1989
10/31/1989
11/02/1989
11/03/1989
11/05/1989
11/06/1989
11/07/1989
11/07/1989
11/08/1989
11/08/1989
11/08/1989
11/08/1989
11/09/1989
11/09/1989
11/09/1989
N C62
N C62
N C62
N
N C62
N
N C62
N C62
N C62
N C62
N C62
N C62
N
E
N C62
E
NC62
U
E
N C62
N C62
N C62
N C62
N C62
N C62
Q C62
J
N C62
N M70
N M70
N C62
N
N C62
N M70
N W57
N C62
E
N
CHH 1 10/21/1989 A 1 N C62
CHH 1 7/16/1989 A 1 P N M70
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
1/18/1989
1/23/1989
8/27/1989
9/07/1989
10/09/1989
1/03/1989
2/02/1989
3/05/1989
3/05/1989
3/05/1989
3/09/1989
4/10/1989
10/22/1989
11/02/1989
N C62
N C62
N
N CA2
N M70
N C62
N C62
N C62
N C62
N C62
N C62
N C62
N M20
Q C62
CHH 1 2/15/1989 A
CHH 1 2/27/1989 A
CHH 1 6/19/1989 A
CHH 1 6/21/1989 A
3 N
3 N C62
1 N C62
3 N C62
-1X630- MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989
ALDERMEN OPT TO RECONSIDER HISTORIC DISTRICT
REVISED HISTORIC MEASURE CONSIDERED
CARRBORO'S HISTORIC TASK FORCE 'DISGUSTED'
PUBLIC TO HAVE SAY ON HISTORIC DISTRICT PROPOSALS
HISTORIC DISTRICT CRITICS SPEAK
HISTORIC DISTRICT COMPROMISE GETS LITTLE PRAISE
PORTO WANTS REPEAL OF DISTRICT LAW
SUBJECTS
CARRBORO, N.C, HISTORY
CARRBORO REMEMBERS TOWN HALL'S SCHOOL DAYS
HOLIDAY DOWNTOWN/A HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE (SPECIAL SECTION)
CARRBORO. N.C, HOUSING
HIGH COST OF HOUSING WORRIES ALDERMEN
HOUSING TASK FORCE LOOKING AT UNC LAND
CARRBORO, UNC DISCUSS JOINT HOUSING VENTURE
RESIDENT HOPING FOR HOSTEL SITE
TOWN TO GET FACILITY FOR AGED
TOWN LOSES CHANCE FOR HOUSING GRANT
CHAPEL HILL INSPECTORS MAY HELP CARRBORO
GROUP TO RECOMMEND HOUSING ROLE FOR UNC
HOUSING INCENTIVES PROPOSED
BOARD APPROVES FIRST SUBDIVISION IN TRANSITION AREA
CARRBORO, N.C., LAND USE
SEE ALSO CARRBORO, N.C., TOWN COMMONS
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., LAND USE
CARRBORO STILL LEERY OF STUDY GROUP
TOWN ENDORSES 'GUIDELINES' FOR CARRBORO
CARRBORO EXTENDS LIMITS ON BUILDING IN WATERSHED
PARKING DISPUTE WON'T DETER BUILDING PLANS, DEVELOPERS SAY
CARRBORO APPROVES LAND-USE CHANGE
CARRBORO, N.C, LAWSUITS
CARRBORO PLAINTIFF, DEFENDANT IN SUITS
CARRBORO, N.C., MAYOR'S OFFICE
CALDWELL MAY RUN FOR MAYOR
PORTO EXPECTED TO SEEK MAYORAL POST
PORTO STRESSES WATERSHED PROTECTION IN MAYORAL BID (CORRECTED 7-27-89)
CORRECTION
PORTO SAYS UNC OPPOSITION UNLIKELY
KINNAIRD SQUARES OFF WITH EX-MAYOR PORTO
KINNAIRD WOULD JUGGLE LAW BOOKS, MAYOR'S JOB
WATERSHED PROTECTION ISSUE OF '89
UNC BOARD OKS PORTO'S CANDIDACY
CARRBORO'S CAMPAIGN OF IDEAS
PORTO SUGGESTS REVENUE SOURCES
CARRBORO CAMPAIGN WORKERS HIT STREETS
BUSINESS LEADERS QUESTION CANDIDATES
CLOSE VIEWS LEAD TO CLOSE MAYORAL RACE IN CARRBORO
CARRBORO MAYOR AND BOARD OF ALDERMENJVOTE FOR ONE MAYOR AND THREE ALD.
CAMPAIGN SIGNS STOLEN, PORTO SAYS
KINNAIRD CLUBS PORTO
OLD CARRBORO'S VOICE MAY BE FAILING
CARRBORQ/VOTE TALLY
CARRBORO, N.C, OFFICE PROPERTY
DEVELOPERS SEEK RETAIL, OFFICE PERMIT
CARRBORO, N.C, ORDINANCES
CARRBORO BOARD MAY TIGHTEN CLAMPS ON HOUSE MOVERS
CARRBORO RESPONDS TO HISTORIC DISTRICT
CARRBORO'S VICIOUS CYCLES
CARRBORO BOARD OKS TREE LAW
CARRBORO EXTENDS LIMITS ON BUILDING IN WATERSHED
OUASA MAY EXTEND WATER, SEWER DELAY
CARRBORO ALDERMEN TO RECONSIDER BUCK-VAUGHN BUILDING APPLICATION
REVISED HISTORIC MEASURE CONSIDERED
CARRBORO'S HISTORIC TASK FORCE 'DISGUSTED'
N E
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E L Y
C -PG L P BYL
CHH 1
CKH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
6/22/1989
8/24/1989
8/26/1989
9/26/1989
9/27/1989
9/28/1989
10/19/1989
N C62
N C62
N C62
N C62
N C62
N C62
N
CHH 1 6/11/1989 A
CHH 1 11/22/1989 B
1 N M20
1 P A
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
1/24/1989
2/14/1989
3/22/1989
4/09/1989
4/13/1989
5/11/1989
6/24/1989
7/07/1989
10/11/1989
11/23/1989
N C62
N C62
N C62
N C62
N C62
N
N M70
N C62
N C62
N C62
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
1/24/1989 A
1/26/1989 A
4/13/1989 A
6/08/1989 A
12/01/1989 A
1 P N L90
3 P N C62
1 N C62
1 N C62
3 N
CHH 1 10/27/1989 A 1 N C62
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
H
CHH 1
CHH 1
3/09/1989
7/22/1989
7/26/1989
7/27/1989
7/29/1989
8/02/1989
8/03/1989
8/06/1989
9/02/1989
10/19/1989
10/29/1989
10/30/1989
10/31/1989
11/05/1989
11/05/1989
11/06/1989
11/08/1989
11/09/1989
11/09/1989
N C62
N C62
N C62
N
N
N C62
N C62
N C62
N
E
N C62
N C62
N C62
N C62
N
N M70
N C62
N C62
N
CHH 1 1/31/1989 A
N C62
CHH 1
1/10/1989 A
3
N C62
CHH 1
2/27/1989 A
3
N C62
CHH 1
3/03/1989 A
4
E
CHH 1
3/23/1989 A
3
N
CHH 1
4/13/1989 A
1
N C62
CHH 1
4/13/1989 A
3
N L90
CHH 1
5/18/1989 A
3
N C62
CHH 1
8/24/1989 A
3
N C62
CHH 1
8/26/1989 A
3
N C62
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MONTHLY/
ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
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PUBLIC TO HAVE SAY ON HISTORIC DISTRICT PROPOSALS
REASON FOR CAFE DECISION CLARIFIED
KINNAIRD URGES DEVELOPMENT PROCESS REVIEW
CARRBORO, N.C., PARKING AREAS
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C., PARKING AREAS
MAYOR KINNAIRD WANTS PARKING DECKS (CORRECTION PRINTED 2-26-89)
CORRECTION
GROWTH HAS GIVEN CARRBORO ONE PROBLEM IT CAN'T PARK ON/SUNDAY FOCUS
CARRBORO ALDERMEN TO RECONSIDER BUCK-VAUGHN BUILDING APPLICATION
CARRBORO PARKING SUFFICIENT — STUDY
ALDERMEN PARKING ON DECISION
BUCK AND VAUGHN SILENT ABOUT MEETING
PARKING DISPUTE WON'T DETER BUILDING PLANS, DEVELOPERS SAY
BOARD SETTLES PARKING ISSUE
TOWN PLANS 'A FEU' ADDITIONS TO PARKING LOT
PARKING GROUP STILL HAS SPACES
CARRBORO NAMES 9 TO BOARD
CARRBORO, N.C., PARKS
SEE ALSO PARKS, ORANGE COUNTY
DON'T FENCE US OUT
TOWN ENDORSES 'GUIDELINES' FOR CARRBORO
PICNICKING TROUBADOURS
OFFICIALS HOPE TO PUT A LEASH ON LOOSE DOGS IN CARRBORO
CARRBORO LEASH LAW MAY EXTEND TO PARK IF ALDERMEN OK CHANGE
CARRBORO DELAYS COLLARING LOOSE DOGS FOR SAKE OF PUBLIC HEARING
PEOPLE COME FIRST IN PARKS
DOGS IN THE PARK, TO LEASH OR NOT TO LEASH IS THE QUESTION IN CARRBORO
CARRBORO BOARD PASSES LEASH LAW
ALDERMEN TO VOTE ON LEASH ALTERNATIVE PROPOSAL TUESDAY
CARRBORO DOGS TO RUN LEASH-FREE IN SECTION OF COMMUNITY PARK
CARRBORO CONSIDERS PARK LANDS PURCHASES
CARRBORO, N.C., PROPERTY TAXES
SEE ALSO CARRBORO, N.C., TAXES
DOWNTOWN TAX DISTRICT SUGGESTED j BUSINESS PROPERTY TARGET OF PROPOSAL
ALDERMAN TO DETERMINE FATE OF DOWNTOWN TAX
HOUSING INCENTIVES PROPOSED
CARRBORO. N.C., RESTAURANTS
SEE ALSO RESTAURANTS, ORANGE COUNTY
AT MARTINI'S, OPEN WIDE FOR EITHER TALK OR PASTA
FORMER FIRST UNION BUILDING MAY BECOME PIZZA RESTAURANT
REASON FOR CAFE DECISION CLARIFIED
CARRBORO, N.C., REVENUES
BUDGET PLAN PLEASES BOARD
CARRBORO, N.C., SEWER LINES
SEE CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO, SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANTS
SEE WATER AND SEWER LINES, CHAPEL HILL AND CARRBORO
CARRBORO, N.C., SISTER CITIES
SEE ALSO SISTER CITIES PROGRAM
CARRBORO ADOPTS ESTONIAN SISTER
CARRBORO, N.C., STREETS
SEE ALSO CARRBORO TRANSPORTATION ADVISORY BOARD
ALDERMEN WANT ACTION, NOT REACTION
OPEN HOUSE IS FIRST PHASE FOR TRAFFIC PLAN
STREET, BIKEWAY IMPROVEMENTS TOP CARRBORO WISH LIST
DOT TURNS DEAF EAR ON CARRBORO
CARRBORO CHECKS ITS STREET 'WISH LIST'
DOWNTOWN CIRCULATION MEETING TURNOUT SPARSE
DON'T TOUCH THAT TREE!
CARRBORO OFFICIAL HEARS FEU COMPLAINTS FOR DOT
WIDENING OF CARRBORO STREETS AGAIN DEBATED
ALDERMEN TO IRON OUT ROAD-WIDENING ISSUE
DOT BACKS OFF ON RIGHT OF WAY
-DATE-
S
E
C -PG
I T
L Y
L P BYL
CHH 1 9/26/1989 A
CHH 1 10/11/1989 A
CHH 1 10/22/1989 A
3 N C62
3 P N C62
1 N M20
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
CHH 1
CHH 1
2/24/1989
2/26/1989
3/05/1989
5/18/1989
5/18/1989
5/26/1989
5/31/1989
6/08/1989
6/28/1989
7/10/1989
7/14/1989
8/19/1989
1/03/1989
1/26/1989
2/16/1989
5/19/1989
8/15/1989
8/17/1989
8/18/1989
9/03/1989
9/06/1989
11/11/1989
1 1/15/1989
11/16/1989
N C62
N
N C62
N C62
N C62
N C62
N
N C62
N C62
N C62
NC62
N
P L38
N C62
P L38
N C62
N C62
N C62
E
N C62
N C62
N C62
N C62
N C62
CHH 1 2/07/1989 A
CHH 1 5/06/1989 A
CHH 1 10/11/1989 A
1 N M70
3 N C62
3 N C62
H 2 5/19/1989 D 5 P R D77
CHH 1 7/07/1989 A 3 N C62
CHH 1 10/11/1989 A 3 P N C62
CHH 1 5/06/1989 A 3 C N C62
CHH 1
11/30/1989 A
3 N M25
CHH 1
1/23/1989 A
1 N C62
CHH 1
2/09/1989 A
3 N C62
CHH 1
2/15/1989 A
1 N C62
CHH 1
2/26/1989 A
4 L
CHH 1
2/28/1989 A
3 N C62
CHH 1
3/16/1989 A
1 N C62
CHH 1
4/20/1989 A
3 P N C62
CHH 1
6/11/1989 A
3 P N C62
CHH 1
8/16/1989 A
3 N C62
CHH 1
8/22/1989 A
3 P N H90
CHH 1
8/22/1989 A
3 N C62
-LX630- MONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/1989
ALDERMEN COMPROMISE ON TREE-SAVING SIDEWALK PLAN
OPPONENT DOUBTS DOT HILL SCALE DOWN PROJECTS
CARRBORO STREETS NEXT ON ALDERMEN AGENDA
TOUN REJECTS PARTS OF TRAFFIC PLAN
VOTE HAS PRECEDENT
KINNAIRD UNVEILS TRANSIT PLAN
STORY CONTAINED 'MIS-INFORMATION'
GREENSBORO STREET REPAIRS
CARRBORO RESIDENTS DEBATE DOT OFFER
CARRBORO, N.C, TAX RATE
CARRBORO TAX RATE MAY CLIMB IN 1990
CARRBORO, N.C, TAXES
SEE ALSO CARRBORO, N.C, PROPERTY TAXES
CARRBORO MERCHANTS LINE UP AGAINST SPECIAL DISTRICT TAX
ALDERMEN TAKING A 'COOL' LOOK AT POSSIBLE TAX
COMMISSION WANTS TRIAL PERIOD FOR TAX
GROUP QUESTIONS DISTRICT TAX LETTER
ALDERMAN TO DETERMINE FATE OF DOWNTOWN TAX
CARRBORO KILLS TAX PROPOSAL
TAX PROPOSAL'S FAILURE BLAMED ON MISTRUST
SEPARATE AND UNEQUAL
CARRBORO, N.C, TOWN COMMONS
SEE ALSO CARRBORO, N.C, LAND USE
CARRBORO COMMONS IN MINIATURE
BANDSTAND BOOSTERS EAGER TO START PROJECT
CARRBORO COMMONS FIN) *7O0 RICHER
'GRANARY' TO MEASURE COMMONS DONATIONS
COMMONS SUPPORTERS PLAN FUND-RAISERS
THANKS FOR 'GIVING AT THE OFFICE'
TOWN COMMONS CONSENSUS SOUGHT
TOUN COMMONS VOTE BEFORE BOARD TONIGHT
TOWN COMMONS GETS THUMBS UP
CARRBORO TOWN 'COMMONS' A SINGULAR PROBLEM
'COMMONS' MAY GET COUNTY HELP
'COMMONS' NOT COUNTY BUSINESS
DAVIS NAMED TO CHAIR COMMONS TASK FORCE
ORANGE CO. SETS J? FUND FOR FARMERS
'COMMONS' PLAN STRIKES HOPEFUL NOTE
ORANGE TAX FUNDS FOR ALL, MARKET FARMERS SAY
BOARD OPTS TO WITHHOLD S15.000 FOR MARKET
KINNAIRD HOPEFUL ABOUT COMMONS
A MATTER OF PRINCIPLE
COMMISSIONER WANTS MARKET FUNDS RELEASED
FARMERS' FUNDING ISSUE GOES TO MARKET
BRUNCH TO BENEFIT COMMONS PROJECT
$1,200 RAISED FOR TOWN COMMONS FUND
COUNTY FREES HONEY FOR FARMERS' MARKET
CARRBORO, N.C, TRAFFIC
OPEN HOUSE IS FIRST PHASE FOR TRAFFIC PLAN
DOT TURNS DEAF EAR ON CARRBORO
TOWN REJECTS PARTS OF TRAFFIC PLAN
VOTE HAS PRECEDENT
KINNAIRD UNVEILS TRANSIT PLAN
CARRBORO, N.C, WATER RATES
SEE WATER AND SEWER RATES, CHAPEL HILL AND CARRBORO
CARRBORO, N.C, ZONING
PERMIT REVIEW PROCESS PRAISED
TOWN BACKS AWAY FROM GUIDELINES
GROUP ENTERS ZONING DEBATE
TOWN TO DEBATE CONVENIENCE STORE REZONING
CARRBORO REZONING REQUIRES 6 'YESES'
TOWN DEBATES CIRCLE K ISSUE
INDEX BY
SUBJECTS
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I T
N E E
L Y
P D — DATE — C -P6 L P BYL
AN
CHH 1 8/23/1989 A
1 P N C62
CHH 1 9/06/1989 A
3 N C62
CHH 1 9/12/1989 A
3 N C62
CHH 1 9/14/1989 A
3 N C62
CHH 1 9/14/1989 A
3 N C62
CHH 1 9/16/1989 A
3 N C62
CHH 1 10/27/1989 A
4 L
CHH 1 11/17/1989 A
3 P P L38
CHH 1 12/17/1989 A
1 N C62
CHH 1 1/24/1989 A 3 N C62
CHH 1
2/10/1989 A
3 N C62
CHH 1
2/14/1989 A
3 N C62
CHH 1
2/15/1989 A
1 P N M70
CHH 1
4/06/1989 A
3 N C62
CHH 1
5/06/1989 A
3 N C62
CHH 1
5/10/1989 A
1 N C62
CHH 1
5/11/1989 A
1 P N C62
CHH 1
5/12/1989 A
4 E
CHH 1
1/07/1989 A
1 P P T32
CHH 1
1/21/1989 A
1 D N C62
CHH 1
2/16/1989 A
2 N
CHH 1
2/22/1989 A
3 N
CHH 1
3/04/1989 A
3 N
CHH 1
3/18/1989 A
4 L
CHH 1
3/23/1989 A
3 N C62
CHH 1
4/04/1989 A
3 P N C62
CHH 1
4/05/1989 A
3 N C62
CHH 1
5/27/1989 A
1 P N C62
CHH 1
6/01/1989 A
1 P N C62
CHH 1
6/01/1989 A
4 E
CHH 1
6/09/1989 A
3 N
CHH 1
6/19/1989 A
1 N C62
CHH 1
6/20/1989 A
4 E
CHH 1
6/25/1989 A
1 P N M25
CHH 1
6/30/1989 A
3 P N «20
CHH 1
6/30/1989 A
3 P N C62
CHH 1
7/02/1989 A
4 E
CHH 1
7/03/1989 A
1 P N M20
CHH 1
7/05/1989 A
4 U
CHH 1
7/19/1989 A
3 N
CHH 1
7/25/1989 A
3 N
CHH 1
8/17/1989 A
3 N C62
CHH 1
2/09/1989 A
3 N C62
CHH 1
2/26/1989 A
4 L
CHH 1
9/14/1989 A
3 N C62
CHH 1
9/14/1989 A
3 N C62
CHH 1
9/16/1989 A
3 N C62
CHH 1 10/12/1989 A
CHH 1 10/18/1989 A
CHH 1 12/01/1989 A
CHH 1 12/11/1989 A
CHH 1 12/12/1989 A
CHH 1 12/13/1989 A
3 N C62
3 N C62
3 N C62
1 M N C62
3 N C62
3 N C62
CARRBORO 2000 TASK FORCE
-LX630-
H ON T H L Y / A N N U A L INDEX BY
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989
TOWN ENDORSES 'GUIDELINES' FOR CARRBORO
TOUN ADOPTS DEVELOPMENT POLICY
CARRBORO APPEARANCE COMMITTEE
FOUR BUSINESSES GET APPEARANCE KUDOS
CARRBORO ARTSCENTER (FORMERLY CARRBORO ART SCHOOL)
SEE ALSO CENTER GALLERY
APPALACHIAN PUPPET THEATRE? NOSTALGIA IN A FARAWAY STYLE
THE ARTSCHOOL IS PAINTING A FULL SCHEDULE OF CLASSES IN '89
CHENILLE SISTERS BRING OFFBEAT ACT TO ARTSCENTER
CHENILLE SISTERS' SONGS, COMEDY CAPTURE CROWD AT ARTSCENTER
TEXAS BAND PICKS ARTSCENTER OVER INAUGURAL BALL
CHARLOTTE'S 'HODERN WOODY' BRINGS DEVOTION TO CARRBORO
FOX DEBUTS HIS THEATRICS - OUT OF COURT
'SUNSHINE' EDWARDS IN CARRBORO TONIGHT
ARLO GUTHRIE RETURNS FOR ENCORE AT ARTSCENTER
SOMETHING FISHY'S AFOOT
TRIANGLE WEAVERS RPOMOTE THEIR ART IN FESTIVAL AT CARRBORO'S ARTSCENTER
ARTSCENTER 'SEAFOOD' GREEN AROUND GILLS
'SOUNDS OF THE SOUTH'
RUTH DRAPER'S CHARACTERS ALIVE AND WELL
'FESTIVAL OF ONE-ACTS' UNEVEN, BUT PROMISING
BRUCE COCKBURN IS SLATED TO PERFORM AT ARTSCENTER
N.C. JAZZ NETWORK DEBUTS AT ARTSCENTER
ARTSCENTER WANTS TO OPEN CAFE
ARTSCENTER RECEIVES LOAN TO PURCHASE SPACE
LOUDON WAINWRIGHT III: ARTSCENTER CONCERT WILL BE A HOMECOMING OF SORTS
VENTURES CALL IT OFF IN CARRBORO - AGAIN
COOK CONJURING CAJUN CUISINE FOR CARNIVAL
CAJUN FLAVOR
HE CAN COOK ONSTAGE AND OFF
BUS BROWN, FRANKIE ALEXANDER TO SING JAZZ, BLUES AT ARTSCENTER
'MOTHER COURAGE' OPENS THURSRDAY
IN 'MOTHER COURAGE' CAST, AUDIENCE STRUGGLE IN ENTHRALLING LOSING CAUSE
RIDERS IN THE SKY, ROBERT KEEN JR. PLAY/WILD WEST ARTSCENTER
THIS ART FROM BUENOS AIRES JUST LIKE REST OF EUROPE'S
D.A, PONDERS ARTSCENTER, LANDLORD LINK
D.A. PONDERS ARTSCENTER, LANDLORD LINK
SBI TO PROBE ARTSCENTER SITE SALE
BOARD'S KNOWLEDGE OF TRANSACTION QUESTIONED
CARRBORO BOARD OF ALDERMEN
SEE ALSO INTERGOVERNMENTAL WORK GROUP
CARRBORO TO CONSIDER RATING DEVELOPMENTS
CARRBORO BLASTS SEWER POLICY
OWASA'S 'MEMO' GROUP AT A STANDSTILL
GARBAGE MAY SPOIL CARRBORO BUDGET
CARRBORO STILL LEERY OF STUDY GROUP
TOWN ENDORSES 'GUIDELINES' FOR CARRBORO
OPEN HOUSE IS FIRST PHASE FOR TRAFFIC PLAN
TASK FORCE RELEASES CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS PRIORITY LIST
ALDERMEN TAKING A 'COOL' LOOK AT POSSIBLE TAX
STREET, BIKEWAY IMPROVEMENTS TOP CARRBORO WISH LIST
TOWN COUNCIL OKS COURTESY REVIEW PLAN
OWASA WORK GROUP REACHES AGREEMENT ON COMMUNICATIONS MEMO
YOUNG VOTERS APPROVE 'TAX HIKE'
KEEP FUNDING FOR HUMAN SERVICES, BOARD TOLD
MAYOR, BOARD AT ODDS ON SIDEWALK BIKE BAN
NEWS OF ORANGE CO. FIRES ROLLAND WRENN
TOWN ADOPTS DEVELOPMENT POLICY
CARRBORO ALDERMEN NOT HAPPY WITH REVISED ROAD PLAN
DOWNTOWN CIRCULATION MEETING TURNOUT SPARSE
BOARD TO DECIDE IF ANBERLY PERMIT IS A PUBLIC ISSUE
CARRBORO DELAYS AHBERLY HEARING DECISION
CARRBORO BOARD OKS TREE LAW
TOWN COMMONS CONSENSUS SOUGHT
HARDWARE STORE REVAMP FOCUS OF HEARING
AHBERLY DECISION REAFFIRMED
TOyN COMMONS VOTE BEFORE BOARD TONIGHT
SUBJECTS
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S I T
E L Y
- C -PG L P BYL
CHH 1 1/26/1989 A 3 P N C62
CHH 1 3/09/1989 A 3 N C62
CHH 1 2/22/1989 A 3 N
H 2
CHH 1
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
H 2
S 2
S 2
CHH 1
H 2
S 2
S 2
H 2
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
S 2
S 2
CHH 1
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
1
1
1
1
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
CHH 1
1/13/1989 D
1/17/1989 A
1/19/1989 B
1/21/1989 B
1/24/1989 A
2/03/1989
2/18/1989
2/24/1989
3/02/1989
3/09/1989
3/13/1989
3/14/1989
3/30/1989
4/06/1989
4/19/1989
4/20/1989
5/02/1989
5/05/1989
6/28/1989
7/14/1989
8/09/1989 B
8/24/1989 A
8/24/1989
8/24/1989
9/24/1989
10/08/1989
10/17/1989
11/24/1989
12/17/1989
12/20/1989
12/20/1989
12/29/1989
12/29/1989
CHH
CHH
CHH 1
CHH 1
1/03/1989
1/05/1989
1/13/1989
1/23/1989
1/24/1989
1/26/1989
2/09/1989
2/11/1989
2/14/1989
2/15/1989
2/15/1989
2/16/1989
2/22/1989
2/23/1989
3/02/1989
3/07/1989
3/09/1989
3/16/1989
3/16/1989
3/21/1989
3/22/1989
3/23/1989
3/23/1989
3/27/1989
3/30/1989
4/04/1989
13
3
1
5
6
5
3
5
3
2
3
6
10
4
3
6
3
3
3
2
4
3
1
2
9
10
6
4
8
1
1
1
1
FM60
N C62
R M60
R M60
R M60
F M60
N M70
N
F B71
N
N H90
R M31
N
P R
R
N
P R S66
N
N C62
PF Zll
N
N H90
P T32
B71
W63
M31
M31
B71
668
N C62
N K70
N C62
N C62
N C62
N C62
N L90
N C62
N L90
N C62
N C62
N C62
N C62
N C62
N M70
N L90
N C62
N C62
N C62
N
N C62
N C62
N C62
N C62
N C62
N
N C62
N C62
N
N C62
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ANNUAL
1/01/1989
INDEX
12/31/1989
BY SUBJECTS
S
E
-DATE — C -fG
ALDERMEN WANT TO TUNE IN IMPROVED CABLE TV COVERAGE
PROCLAMATION! CARRBORO LOGS SOME ODD ONES
ALDERMEN WISH OUT TROLLEY ISSUE
IMPACT TAX SURVIVAL HANGS ON LOBBYING, SUPPORTERS TOLD
DON'T TOUCH THAT TREE!
CARRBORO HOPES WANING FOR IMPACT TAX
CHANGES TO LAND USE PLAN GO UP FOR VOTE
STUDENTS APPOINT LIAISON WITH CARRBORO
BOARD TO VOTE ON CEMETERY PURCHASE
BUDGET PLAN PLEASES BOARD
TAX PROPOSAL'S FAILURE BLAMED ON MISTRUST
WEGNER URGES WATERSHED PROTECTION
HEARING, VOTE SCHEDULED FOR TWO CARRBORO PERMITS
CARRBORO ALDERMEN TO RECONSIDER BUCK-VAUGHN BUILDING APPLICATION
ALDERMEN STROLL DOWN SIDEWALK POSSIBILITIES
ALDERMEN PARKING ON DECISION
ALDERMEN UNDECIDED ON PROPOSED TROLLEY
TOWN TO HEAR COMMUNITY CENTER REPORT
PARKING DISPUTE WON'T DETER BUILDING PLANS, DEVELOPERS SAY
ALDERMEN OPPOSE COUNTY EMS FEE
SIDEWALK CHANGES APPROVED
MORGAN, BROUGH REHIRED
ALDERMEN HEAR HISTORIC DISTRICT PLAN
ALDERMEN OPT TO RECONSIDER HISTORIC DISTRICT
CARRBORO ALDERMEN TO HEAR FROM TWO DEVELOPERS AGAIN
ALDERMEN OK PERMIT FOR SCHOOL EXPANSION
CARRBORO DENIES AHBERLY REQUEST
BOARD SAYS OWASA AGREEMENT LACKING
PARKING GROUP STILL HAS SPACES
SZOSTAK FILES SUIT AGAINST CARRBORO
CARRBORO LEASH LAW MAY EXTEND TO PARK IF ALDERMEN OK CHANGE
WIDENING OF CARRBORO STREETS AGAIN DEBATED
CARRBORO DELAYS COLLARING LOOSE DOGS FOR SAKE OF PUBLIC HEARING
PEOPLE COME FIRST IN PARKS
ALDERMEN TO IRON OUT ROAD-WIDENING ISSUE
ALDERMEN COMPROMISE ON TREE-SAVING SIDEWALK PLAN
TOWN CONSIDERS AIRPORT DEBATE
REVISED HISTORIC MEASURE CONSIDERED
CARRBORO DISPUTES AMBERLY LAWSUIT
CARRBORO'S HISTORIC TASK FORCE 'DISGUSTED'
♦450.000 YEARLY NEEDED TO PAY COMMUNITY CENTER BILL
CARRBORO BOARD PASSES LEASH LAW
ALDERMEN DROP POOL FROM CENTER PROPOSAL
PLANNING HEARING'S FATE IN LIMBO
TOWN REJECTS PARTS OF TRAFFIC PLAN
VOTE HAS PRECEDENT
CARRBORO ALDERMEN CAUTIOUS ON HORACE WILLIAMS AIRPORT DISPUTE
TOWN DELAYS ACTION ON SHELTER REQUEST
CARRBORO ANNUAL REPORT READY FOR DISTRIBUTION
FORUM DEBATES ETHICS IN LOCAL GOVERNMENT (CORRECTED 9-26-89)
PUBLIC TO HAVE SAY ON HISTORIC DISTRICT PROPOSALS
HISTORIC DISTRICT CRITICS SPEAK
HISTORIC DISTRICT COMPROMISE GETS LITTLE PRAISE
SZOSTAK SAYS HE'LL DROP AMBERLY SUIT
'CHAPEL HILL' PROJECTS RAISE CARRBORO HACKLES
PERMIT REVIEW PROCESS PRAISED
TOWN BACKS AUAY FROM GUIDELINES
PORTO WANTS REPEAL OF DISTRICT LAW
TOWN BACKS WATERSHED RULES
ALDERMAN TURNED OFF TO ALERT CABLE SERVICE
NELSON FOCUSES ON ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES
BUSINESS LEADERS QUESTION CANDIDATES
HANS NOMINATED FOR LIAISON POST
CARRBORO REITERATES CIRCLE K ARGUMENT
CARRBORO CONSIDERS PARK LANDS PURCHASES
BOARD APPROVES FIRST SUBDIVISION IN TRANSITION AREA
CARRBORO MAY JOIN IN SISTER CITY EXCHANGE
TOWN TO USE BIKE.SIDEUALK PLAN AS DEVELOPMENT GUIDE
CARRBORO ADOPTS ESTONIAN SISTER
CARRBORO APPROVES LAND-USE CHANGE
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH
1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
4/08/1989
4/17/1989
4/19/1989
4/20/1989
4/20/1989
4/23/1989
4/24/1989
4/27/1989
5/02/1989
5/06/1989
5/11/1989
5/11/1989
5/15/1989
5/18/1989
5/19/1989
5/26/1989
6/03/1989
6/05/1989
6/08/1989
6/14/1989
6/15/1989
6/16/1989
6/21/1989
6/22/1989
6/27/1989
7/12/1989
7/13/1989
7/13/1989
7/14/1989
8/15/1989
8/15/1989
8/16/1989
8/17/1989
8/18/1989
8/22/1989
8/23/1989
8/24/1989
8/24/1989
8/25/1989
8/26/1989
9/04/1989
9/06/1989
9/07/1989
9/13/1989
9/14/1989
9/14/1989
9/17/1989
9/20/1989
9/22/1989
9/23/1989
9/26/1989
9/27/1989
9/28/1989
9/29/1989
9/29/1989
10/12/1989
10/18/1989
10/19/1989
10/19/1989
10/26/1989
10/28/1989
10/31/1989
11/09/1989
11/15/1989
11/16/1989
11/23/1939
11/27/1989
11/30/1989
11/30/1989
12/01/1989
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I T
L Y
L P BYL
P N C62
N C62
N C62
P N C62
P N C62
P N C62
N C62
N
N C62
C N C62
P N C62
N C62
N C62
N C62
N C62
N C62
P N C62
N C62
N C62
N C62
N
N
N C62
N C62
N C62
N CA2
N C62
P N C62
N C62
P N C62
N C62
N C62
N C62
E
P N H90
P N C62
N C62
N C62
P N C62
N C62
N C62
N C62
N C62
N M20
N C62
N C62
P N C62
N C62
N C62
> N
N C62
N C62
N C62
' N C62
' N C62
N C62
N C62
N
N C62
» N C62
N
N C62
N
N C62
N C62
N C62
N U57
» N M25
N M25
N
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1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989
BY SUBJECTS
CARRBORO INVITES COMMENT ON '91 BUDGET
MUSIC LOFT SEEKS TOM LOAN TO RELOCATE STORE
GOOD BYE AND GOOD LUCK
TOM LOAN FALLOUT WORRIES ALDERMEN
HOSPITAL DESIGN ACTION UNCERTAIN
TOWN TO DEBATE CONVENIENCE STORE REZONING
CARRBORO REZONING REQUIRES 6 'YESES'
TOM DEBATES CIRCLE K ISSUE
CARRBORO DEVELOPER FORESEES SCANT HOPE FOR CONVENIENCE STORE
RISKY BUSINESS?
ALDERMAN OK TOWN LOAN FOR MODEL T'S
CARRBORO BOARD OF ALDERHEN, BUDGET
CARRBORO HEARING SET FOR TONIGHT
ONLY SPEAKER TOUTS RECYCLING. PARKING PROGRAMS IN CARRBORO
BUDGET ISSUES TOP TOWN RETREAT AGENDA
BUDGET HEARING HAS FEU SPEAKERS
CARRBORO BOARD OF ALDERMEN, ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO CARRBORO, N.C., ELECTIONS
FILING PERIOD FOR FALL MUNICIPAL RACES DRAWS NEAR
THREE STILL UNDECIDED ABOUT ELECTION BIDS
GURGANUS FILES FOR CARRBORO BOARD OF ALDERMEN
ALDERMAN TO DISCUSS FALL PLANS
CALDWELL SEEKS THIRD TERM IN CARRBORO
NELSON SEEKS FIRST BOARD TERM
GIST SEEKS CARRBORO BOARD SEAT
YOUR GOVERNMENT IS UP FOR GRABS
ALDERMAN CANDIDATE FAILS TO PAY TAXES
CANDIDATE NELSON FAILS TO PAY TAXES
SINGLE-ISSUE POLITICS
CANDIDATE URGED DISCLOSURE RULE ADOPTION
NELSON URGES ADOPTION OF ENVIRONMENT POLICY
WESTWOOD POST OFFICE OPPONENTS ENDORSE KINNAIRD, DENOUNCE 2...
CANDIDATES CRITICIZE P.O. FOES' LEAFLET
STATEMENTS ELEVATE CARRBORO CAMPAIGN
SIERRA CLUB PICKS LOCAL CANDIDATES
SIGNS OFF ROAD EDGE, CARRBORO MGR. SAYS
CALDWELL OUTLINES VIEWS ON CARRBORO'S ISSUES
CARRBORO CANDIDATES BUTT HEADS OVER WATERSHED PROTECTION, TRAFFIC
STORY CONTAINED 'MIS-INFORMATION'
BUSINESS LEADERS QUESTION CANDIDATES
DEVELOPMENT NO LONGER A DIRTY WORD IN CARRBORO
POST OFFICE ISSUE SHEDS LIGHT ON CARRBORO CANDIDATES
VOTE WITH YOUR MIND, NOT A CRYSTAL BALL
CARRBORO MAYOR AND BOARD OF ALDERMENJVOTE FOR ONE MAYOR AND THREE ALD.
NELSON RELEASES LIST OF CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS
KINNAIRD CLUBS PORTO
OLD CARRBORO'S VOICE MAY BE FAILING
CARRBORO/VOTE TALLY
CARRBORO BOARD OF ALDERHEN, RETREATS
BUDGET ISSUES TOP TOWN RETREAT AGENDA
GARBAGE MAY SPOIL CARRBORO BUDGET
ALDERMEN WANT ACTION, NOT REACTION
WATERSHED, LAND USE HIGH ON TOM AGENDA
HIGH COST OF HOUSING WORRIES ALDERMEN
CARRBORO BOARD OF ALDERHEN, SWEARING-IN CEREMONY
CARRBORO INVITES COMMENT ON '91 BUDGET
MUSIC LOFT SEEKS TOM LOAN TO RELOCATE STORE
NEW CARRBORO BOARD TAKES REINS
CARRBORO BUSINESS ASSOCIATION
MERCHANT WANTS TO REVIVE DORMANT BUSINESS GROUP
CARRBORO MERCHANTS LINE UP AGAINST SPECIAL DISTRICT TAX
CARRBORO: IT'S A SLEEPY BOOM TOM/SUNDAY FOCUS: GROWTH IN CARRBORO
CARRBORO BUSINESS GROUP HOPES FOR REVIVAL
COMMITTEE SETS MERCHANTS LIST AS INITIAL TASK
BUSINESS GROUP PICKS LEADERSHIP
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
— DATE-
12/05/1989
12/05/1989
12/05/1989
12/07/1989
12/07/1989
12/11/1989
12/12/1989
12/13/1989
12/14/1989
12/20/1989
12/22/1989
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S I T
E L Y
C -PG L P BYL
N C62
N C62
E
N 042
N C62
N C62
N C62
N C62
N C62
L
N C62
CHH 1 1/17/1989 A 3 N C62
CHH 1 1/18/1989 A 1 N C62
CHH 1 1/22/1989 A 3 N C62
CHH 1 5/24/1989 A 3 N C42
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
H
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
6/26/1989
7/10/1989
7/21/1989
7/27/1989
7/28/1989
8/01/1989
8/02/1989
8/02/1989
8/17/1989
8/18/1989
8/30/1989
9/21/1989
10/04/1989
10/10/1989
10/12/1989
10/12/1989
10/15/1989
10/20/1989
10/21/1989
10/24/1989
10/27/1989
10/31/1989
11/02/1989
11/03/1989
11/05/1989
11/05/1989
11/07/1989
11/08/1989
11/09/1989
11/09/1989
1/22/1989
1/23/1989
1/23/1989
1/24/1989
1/24/1989
CHH 1 12/05/1989 A
CHH 1 12/05/1989 A
CHH 1 12/06/1989 A
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
1/12/1989
2/10/1989
3/05/1989
8/30/1989
9/15/1989
10/19/1989
N H90
N C62
N C62
N
N C62
N C62
N C62
E
N C62
N C62
L
N C62
N C62
N C62
N C62
E
N H90
N C62
N C62
N C62
L
N C62
Q C62
J
E
N
N C62
N C62
N C62
N
N C62
P N C62
N C62
N C62
N C62
3 N C62
3 N C62
3 N C62
N C62
N C62
N C62
N C62
N C62
N C62
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1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
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GROUP ENTERS ZONING DEBATE
CARRBORO CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS TASK FORCE
SEE ALSO CARRBORO, N.C., GROWTH DEVELOPMENT
TASK FORCE RELEASES CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS PRIORITY LIST
STREET, BIKEWAY IMPROVEMENTS TOP CARRBORO UISH LIST
CARRBORO BUDGET PLAN OMITS COMMUNITY CENTER
CARRBORO COMMONS
SEE CARRBORO, N.C., TOWN COMMONS
CARRBORO COMMUNITY PARK
SEE CARRBORO, N.C., PARKS
CARRBORO ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CORP.
EFLAND AREA GROWTH CONSIDERED/COST OF WATER AND SEWER MAY LIMIT DEV.
CARRBORO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
BARTER DAY
CARRBORO MULLS TOWN-SCHOOL GYM
YOUNG VOTERS APPROVE 'TAX HIKE'
GYM PLANS ON HOLD IN CARRBORO
CARRBORO EXPLORING GYM EXPANSION
GETTING A HEAD START
ALDERMEN OK PERMIT FOR SCHOOL EXPANSION
CARRBORO FARMERS MARKET
SEE ALSO FARMERS MARKETS
TOWN TO CONTINUE MARKET SUBSIDY
FARMERS' MARKET OPENS TO EARLY-SEASON FIZZLE
FRESH FROM THE MARKET
'AN EASY EDITORIAL ON A SLOW DAY'
'COMMONS' PLAN STRIKES HOPEFUL NOTE
ORANGE TAX FUNDS FOR ALL, MARKET FARMERS SAY
BOARD OPTS TO WITHHOLD $15,000 FOR MARKET
KINNAIRD HOPEFUL ABOUT COMMONS
COMMISSIONER WANTS MARKET FUNDS RELEASED
COUNTY FREES MONEY FOR FARMERS' MARKET
CARRBORO FIRE DEPT.
APARTMENT FIRE CAUSE UNKNOWN; CARRBORO FIRE FIGHTERS STOP BLAZE,..
QUICK RESPONSE SAVES APARTMENTS
CARRBORO HUMAN SERVICES ADVISORY COMMITTEE
KEEP FUNDING FOR HUMAN SERVICES, BOARD TOLD
CARRBORO LIONS CLUB
SEE ALSO LIONS CLUB INTERNATIONAL
CARRBORO LIONS TO HOLD AZALEA SALE
CARRBORO MAYOR'S OFFICE
SEE CARRBORO, N.C., MAYOR'S OFFICE
CARRBORO PLAYERS
'INFANCY' IS A-FINE
NEW ON THE BOARBS/CARRBORO PLAYERS' 'INFANCY'
CARRBORO PLAZA
SEE ALSO PLANTATION PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER
PLAZA MAY GET NEW FACE, NAME
CARRBORO POLICE DEPT.
SEMI-AUTOMATICS NEEDED BY POLICE, CHIEF HERJE SAYS
HILLSBOROUGH POLICE WAGE BIGGEST DRUG WAR IN ORANGE COUNTY
CARRBORO POST OFFICE
CEMETERY SALE MEASURE READY, BARNES SAYS
POST OFFICE SITE MAY BE BURIED
POSTAL OFFICIALS EYE UESTWOOD
CARRBORO CAN SELL CEMETERY LAND
S I T
N E ELY
P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
CHH 1 12/01/1989 A 3 N C62
CHH 1 2/11/1989 A 3 N C62
CHH 1 2/15/1989 A 1 N C62
CHH 1 5/03/1989 A 1 P N C62
CHH 1
11/10/1989 A
3 N W57
CHH 1
1/12/1989 A
8 P P T32
CHH 1
2/16/1989 A
1 N C62
CHH 1
2/22/1989 A
3P N C62
CHH 1
2/28/1989 A
3 N C62
CHH 1
3/02/1989 A
5 N
CHH 1
6/11/1989 A
1 P P T44
CHH 1
7/12/1989 A
3 N C62
CHH 1
3/02/1989 A
3 N
CHH 1
3/26/1989 A
3 P N C62
CHH 1
5/08/1989 A
2 P P T44
CHH 1
6/02/1989 A
4 L
CHH 1
6/20/1989 A
4 E
CHH 1
6/25/1989 A
1 P N M25
CHH 1
6/30/1989 A
3 P N M20
CHH 1
6/30/1989 A
3 P N C62
CHH 1
7/03/1989 A
1 P N M20
CHH 1
8/17/1989 A
3 N C62
CHH 1
4/12/1989 A
1 P N M70
CHH 1
8/03/1989 A
1 P N M25
CHH 1
2/23/1989 A
3 N C62
CHH 1 4/21/1989 A 3 N
11/16/1989 A
11/17/1989 D
CHH 1 4/21/1989 A
CHH
CHH
1 2/04/1989 A
1 4/01/1989 A
8 R K31
6 P F U63
N C62
1 P N C62
1 N R63
CHH 1 1/28/1989 A 3 N M20
CHH 1 2/28/1989 A 3 N
CHH 1 3/22/1989 A 3 P N C62
CHH 1 3/24/1989 A 3 N
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1/01/1989
INDEX BY
12/31/1989
SUBJE
U.S. POSTAL SERVICE DELIVERS FRUSTRATION OVER CARRBORO SITE
CARRBORO OFFICIALS RESIGNED TO POST OFFICE IN CEMETERY
BOARD TO VOTE ON CEMETERY PURCHASE
SENATE OKS CEMETERY LAND SALE TO CARRBORO P.O.
POST OFFICE SITE WORK TEHFSRARILY C* HOLD
TOM OKS RESPONSE TO POST OFFICE CRITICS
CANDIDATES CRITICIZE P.O. FOES' LEAFLET
CARRBORO AUAITS P.O. APPRAISAL
SEARCH FOR NEW POST OFFICE SITE HAY HAVE HIT LAND APPRAISAL SNAG
POST OFFICE BELONGS DOUNTOUN
ADVISORY GROUP HOLDS 'UNOFFICIAL' CEMETERY MEETING
CARRBORO RECREATION DEFT.
SEE ALSO CARRBORO, N.C., COMMUNITY CENTER (PROPOSED)
SEE ALSO CARRBORO, N.C., PARKS
CARRBORO REC DEPARTMENT CAMPAIGNING FOR TOP PRIORITY IN GYMS
ANNUAL TINY TOTS' TEATIME GOES OVER BIG IN CARRBORO
CUB REPORTERS HONE SKILLS AT SUMMER CAMP
♦450,000 YEARLY NEEDED TO PAY COMMUNITY CENTER BILL
CARRBORO ROAD RACE
SEE ALSO LONG-DISTANCE RUNNING
10-K VICTORY
CARRBORO SENIOR CENTER
SEE ALSO SENIOR CITIZENS
CARRBORO HAS A SENIOR CITIZENS CENTER
WRENN WAS RIGHT
CARRBORO TOWN ATTORNEY
MORGAN, BROUGH REHIRED
CARRBORO TOWN HALL
CARRBORO REMEMBERS TOWN HALL'S SCHOOL DAYS
STAGE SET FOR THE FOURTH
CARRBORO TOWN MANAGER
MORGAN, BROUGH REHIRED
CARRBORO TRANSPORTATION ADVISORY BOARD
SEE ALSO CARRBORO, N.C., BUSES
SEE ALSO CARRBORO, N.C., STREETS
OPEN HOUSE IS FIRST PHASE FOR TRAFFIC PLAN CHH
BOARD ADVISES CARRBORO NOT TO FUND TROLLEYS (CORRECTION PRINTED 4-20-89) CHH
TOWN REJECTS PARTS OF TRAFFIC PLAN
VOTE HAS PRECEDENT
CARRBORO UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
CUSTODY RIGHTS UNCLEAR IN CARRBORO PRESCHOOL CASE
AISTROP WON'T BE CHARGED, OFFICER SAYS
CARRIAGES
RIDE IN AN OLD CARRIAGE
CARRINGTON JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
CARRINGTON LISTS HONOR ROLLS
CARRINGTON JUNIOR HIGH ANNOUNCES HONOR STUDENTS
CARRINGTON LISTS HONOR ROLLS
A 'RANEY' DAY; AUTHOR CLYDE EDGERTON MESMERIZES STUDENTS WITH MUSIC...
MATTER OF PRINCIPAL
CARRINGTON JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS
'NATURAL' RIVALS MEET IN CONTEST SERIES
CARRINGTON JUNIOR HIGH BOASTS TRIPLE CHAMPIONS
CARRINGTON JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, BASEBALL
CARRINGTON COUGARS SCRATCH OUT CULBRETH COUGARS, 10-5
CARRINGTON JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, BASKETBALL (BOYS)
PHILLIPS TOPPLES CARRINGTON
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N E E
L Y
P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
CHH 1 3/30/1989 A
1 P N C62
CHH 1 4/06/1989 A
1 P N C62
CHH 1 5/02/1989 A
3 N C62
CHH 1 5/10/1989 A
9 N
CHH 1 9/01/1989 A
3 N C62
CHH 1 9/28/1989 A
3 P N C62
CHH 1 10/12/1989 A
1 P N C62
CHH 1 12/05/1989 A
3 N
CHH 1 12/12/1989 A
1 P N C62
CHH 1 12/13/1989 A
4 E
CHH 1 12/23/1989 A
1 P N C62
CHH 1 5/16/1989 A
3 N C62
CHH 1 7/30/1989 A
1 PN M20
CHH 1 8/07/1989 A
3 P N C62
CHH 1 9/04/1989 A
3 N C62
CHH 1 11/06/1989 A
1 P P T44
CHH 1 7/12/1989 A
4 L
CHH 1 7/14/1989 A
4 L
CHH 1 6/16/1989 A 3 N
CHH 1 6/11/1989 A
CHH 1 7/04/1989 A
1 N M20
3P P L38
CHH 1 6/16/1989 A 3 N
CHH
CHH 1
2/09/1989 A
4/18/1989 A
9/14/1989 A
9/14/1989 A
3 N C62
1 N C62
3 N C62
3 N C62
CHH 1 10/11/1989 A
CHH 1 10/12/1989 A
N M70
N M70
H 1 4/14/1989 C 1 P P
2 3/04/1989 A
2 6/17/1989 A
2 7/22/1989 A
2 10/03/1989 C
2 10/07/1989 C
S 2 5/23/1989 B
S 2 11/28/1989 B
11 N
10 N
8 N
1 P N S92
1 P P T37
5 P N A76
5 P N A76
S 2 4/18/1989 D 6 P N A76
S 2 1/10/1989 D 4 P N A76
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CARRINGTON JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, FOOTBALL
CARRINGTON JUNIOR HIGH BOASTS TRIPLE CHAMPIONS
CARRINGTON JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, GIRLS (GENERALi SEE ALSO EACH SPORT)
CARRINGTON GIRLS UIN SOFTBALL TOURNEY
CARRINGTON JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, SOCCER
CARRINGTON CLIPS CHEWNING IN SOCCER
CARRINGTON JUNIOR HIGH BOASTS TRIPLE CHAMPIONS
CARRINGTON JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, SOFTBALL
CARRINGTON GIRLS WIN SOFTBALL TOURNEY
CARRINGTON JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, TRACK
CARRINGTON BOYS CAPTURE 8TH TRACK CROWN
CARRINGTON JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, VOLLEYBALL (GIRLS)
CARRINGTON JUNIOR HIGH BOASTS TRIPLE CHAHPIONS
CARROUSELS
SEE CAROUSELS
CARS
SEE AUTOS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC AUTOS AND AUTO MANUFACTURERS)
CARTOONISTS
SEE ALSO CONIC BOOKS
SEE ALSO COMICS
SEE ALSO DURHAM MORNING HERALD, CARTOONS
HACNELLY'S ONLY 'REGRET'S HIS CARTOONS HAVEN'T BROUGHT A LAWSUIT
CHURCH HARPOONS LAMPOONER
WILD SIDE ARTIST'S FOCUS
CARY, N.C.
RAINY RUN FOR FUN
HOME FOR NUNS PROMPTS DISPUTE
NONWOVEN FABRICS ASSOCIATION MOVING HEADQUARTERS TO CARY
GOVERNOR JOINS IN REDEDICATION OF AIRLINES CENTER
OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS ANNOUNCES PLANS TO BUILD $10 MILLION WAREHOUSE
SHOPPING MALL IN CARY MAY NOT BE BUILT
CARY, N.C!, WATER SUPPLY
AIRPORT CAUGHT IN MIDDLE OF MORRISVILLE-CARY PIPE ISSUE
CARY OIL CO.
OIL LEAKS INTO WELL FROM TANK AT STORE
CASH'S USED CARS
CAR DEALER LIKES DEPUTIES' FAST WORK
CAR DEALER'S EARLY RISE HELPS CATCH ESCAPEE
CAST OF CHARACTERS (PLAY)
RUTH DRAPER'S CHARACTERS ALIVE AND WELL
CASWELL COUNTY, N.C, INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
CASWELL COUNTY HAS INDUSTRIAL RECRUITER ON JOB
CASWELL COUNTY, N.C, ROADS
1-85 DEFINES ALAMANCE TRAFFIC VOLUME
CASWELL COUNTY PRISON UNIT
CASWELL CORRECTIONAL CENTER DEDICATED
CATALOGS
MAIL ORDER HOUSES SHOULD BE TAXED
S I T
N E ELY
P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
S 2 2/14/1989 B 5 P N A76
S 2 11/28/1989 B 5 P N A76
S 2 5/30/1989 D 5 N A76
S 2 10/10/1989 D 1 P N A76
S 2 11/28/1989 B 5 P N A76
S 2 5/30/1989 D 5 N A76
S 2 6/13/1989 C 4 N A76
S 2 11/28/1989 B 5 P N A76
CHH 1 4/11/1989 A 3 P N M70
H 2 5/26/1989 A 4 E
CHH 1 11/09/1989 A 3 P N H90
H 2 1/02/1989 B 1 P P S73
H 2 1/18/1989 D 9 N
H 2 1/29/1989 D 6 N
H 2 2/14/1989 C 1 N P41
H 2 4/21/1989 A 9 N
H 2 7/01/1989 B 3 N
H 2 9/21/1989 C 2 N K65
H 2 1/15/1989 B 1 N P41
S 2 3/01/1989 C 1 N B53
H 2 3/02/1989 C 3 N M51
S 2 4/06/1989 D 4 P R W63
H 1 4/20/1989 C 1 P N T33
H 1 2/14/1989 C 1 M N 046
H 1 3/24/1989 C 1 N H60
CHH 1 7/26/1989 A 4 L
CATARACTS
SEE ALSO BLIND
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SURGEONS SHOULD FOLLOW UP ON CATARACT PATIENTS
CATASTROPHIC ILLNESS
CATASTROPHIC ILLNESS CALLS FOR STRATEGY
COUNTY MEDICAID LIST TO SWELL BY 1,000 WITH FEDERAL PROGRAM
CATASTROPHIC CARE TAX UNFAIR TO THE ELDERLY
HEALTH CARE COSTS TARNISH THE 'GOLDEN YEARS'
PORTIONS OF HEALTH PROPOSAL SHOULD BE RIVIVED, PRICE SAYS
CATASTROPHIC ILLNESS HEALTH INSURANCE
SEE ALSO WEALTH INSURANCE
CONGRESS SPINS WHEEL
THE HEALTH CARE DILEMMA
NEW MEDICARE PAYMENTS STIR CONTROVERSY
CATAWBA COLLEGE
COMMUNITY HELPS CATAWBA THRIVE
CATAWBA FALLS
MCDOWELL COUNTY'S CATAWBA FALLS GOES PUBLIC
CATERERS. DURHAM
SUSANNE FREYTAG CATERS TO THE STARS
CATFISH
THIS NON-JOINER SUCCUMBS TO LURE OF THE CATFISH LOVERS
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA
FASHION THROUGH THE YEARS
FASHIONS FROM PAST
CATHOLIC NUNS
HONE FOR NUNS PROMPTS DISPUTE
S 2 7/26/1989 A 15 U
S 2 1/12/1989 A 6 P F S27
H 2 4/05/1989 C 1 N A54
H 2 9/09/1989 A 4 J
H 2 11/28/1989 A 6 P G S56
CHH 1 11/29/1989 A 3 P N
H 2 7/27/1989 A 4 E
H 2 9/27/1989 A 4 E
S 2 12/06/1989 B 1 N
S 2 1/16/1989 A 6 N
H 2 9/17/1989 E 16 P U W66
S 2 6/28/1989 C 1 P F S27
H 2 8/20/1989 C 1 U N36
S 2 10/07/1989 A 5 P P K30
S 2 10/21/1989 A 5 P P T37
H 2 1/18/1989 D 9 N
CATS
CATBIRD? S 2
ROXBORO WOMAN, 78, FEARS PERSON COUNTY KILLED HER CAT/SEEKS COMPENSATION H 2
KITTY ON ALERT CHH 1
CAT'S DEATH ATTRIBUTED TO FLEA SPRAY H 2
FRED WAS PROUD TOMCAT, BUT NO MATCH FOR FELINE VIRUS H 2
BLACK CATS S 2
2 TINY KITTENS RESUSCITATED BY FIREMAN AFTER HOUSE BLAZE H 2
BREATHING EASIER S 2
A TRUE CATBIRD SEAT CHH 1
2/17/1989
3/14/1989
9/09/1989
9/13/1989
10/17/1989
10/28/1989
11/14/1989 B
11/14/1989 A
11/30/1989 A
1 P P L38
1 N T33
2 P P C45
1 P N C60
10 P N J40
5 P P R56
14 N M51
7 PT32
3 P P L38
CAT'S CRADLE (BAR)
CAT'S CRADLE NIGHTCLUB TO GET NEW QUARTERS
CARRASCO AND CROWNS TURN CAT'S CRADLE INTO FIESTA BALLROOM
CRADLE OWNER FILES SUIT OVER LOAN
CAT'S CRADLE BACKS WERNER FOR BOARD
'PAVILION' TO DISPLACE CAT'S CRADLE
(11 MILLION COMPLEX TO REPLACE FAILED WADDELL PROJECT
CATTLE
SEE COWS
SEE LIVESTOCK
CAUSTIC SODA (SODIUM HYDROXIDE)
SEE SODIUM HYDROXIDE
CAVITIES
UNC RESEARCH TARGETS CAVITY-PRONE CHILDREN
CAZWELL DEVELOPMENT INC.
WOMAN CHALLENGES CITY'S RIGHT OF EMINENT DOMAIN
LAWYER ARGUES CONDEMNATION ACTION WRONG
DEVELOPER SAYS SHE SOUGHT DEAL WITH WOMAN ON SEWER LINE
60-DAY INJUNCTION ISSUED IN SEWER EASEMENT FIGHT
WOMAN WINS 1ST ROUND IN BATTLE OVER SEWER LINE
FIRM SHIFTS SEWER, ENDS CONDEMNATION
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
1/18/1989 A
6/22/1989 B
6/23/1989 A
10/17/1989 A
11/21/1989 A
11/21/1989 A
N M70
R H90
N
N
N M70
N M70
H 2 1/02/1989 B 6 N
H
2
4/12/1989 C !
1 N S69
H
2
4/18/1989 B 1
I N S69
S
2
4/18/1989 C :
L N B53
H
2
4/19/1989 A 3
t N S69
S
2
4/19/1989 C
I N B53
S
2
7/27/1989 A «
I N B53
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WIDOW'S LAND SAVED FROM CONDEMNATION
CITY LATE PAYING LEGAL SETTLEMENT
DEVELOPER TO PAY LEGAL COSTS FROM CONDEMNATION DISMISSAL
DELAY IN PAYING BILL IS POOR CITY SERVICE
CEDAR CREEK POTTERY
A CRAFTY WAY TO WELCOME SPRING/TUESDAY TALK
TEAPOTS SHORT, TEAPOTS STOUT; CEDAR CREEK GALLERY HOSTS NATIONAL SHOW
TEAPOTS AT CEDAR CREEK A SHOW OF BORN-AGAIN CLAY
OAKLEY ENHANCES LIFE'S QUALITY
CEDAR GROVE.N.C
HALKIOTIS, CAREY LEERY OF ZONING TOWNSHIPS
CELLULAR ONE
CELLULAR ONE PLANS TO MOVE INTO LARGER QUARTERS
MOBILE-PHONE INSTALLER OFFERS A WOMAN'S TOUCH
CELLULAR PHONE SYSTEM
SEE ALSO MOBILE TELEPHONES
BUDGET FUNDS ALLOTTED TO COVER CATES' MOBILE PHONE EXPENSES
CEMENT
IT'S A HARD JOB
CEMETERIES, DURHAM
SEE ALSO GEER CEMETERY (OLD CITY CEMETERY)
SEE ALSO MAPLEWOOD CEMETERY
NEGLECTED, ALMOST FORGOTTEN CEMETERY TARGET FOR PRESERVATION SOCIETY...
PANEL BACKS REQUEST FOR AID ON CLEANUP OF OLD CEMETERY
Cin TO HELP CLEAN CEMETERY
CEMETERIES, N.C.
SEE ALSO CARRBORO, N.C, CEMETERIES
SEE ALSO GRAVE ROBBERY
SEE ALSO TOMBSTONES
♦2.73 MILLION BEING SOUGHT TO INVENTORY OLD GRAVE SITES
ACCURATE HEADSTONE COUNT GOAL OF N.C. CEMETERY SURVEY
CENSORSHIP
SEE ALSO FIRST AMENDMENT
SEE ALSO FREEDOM OF THE PRESS
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C, CENSORSHIP
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, U.S., CENSORSHIP
PAINTINGS SENT TO CHAPEL HILL AFTER PROTEST IN ELIZABETH CITY
WEST HOLDS MUSLIMS TO DOUBLE STANDARD
CENSORING INMATES' READING
MAGAZINE SALES HALTED BY PROTEST
WHO SHOULD DECIDE WHAT ART THE PUBLIC CAN SEE?
TASTE AND GENTILITY STILL IN VOGUE
HELMS LOADS UP FOR ELECTION
LET TV VIEWERS BE THE JUDGES
ARTISTS IN RALEIGH ARE HEDGING THEIR BETS IN PUBLIC
ZEALOUS CENSORS ARE THREAT TO FREE THOUGHT
A COPY EDITOR'S DILEMMA: WHEN IDEALISM MEETS REALITY
CENSORSHIP AND THE MILITARY
PROTEST EXPECTED TONIGHT AT ARTS CENTER EXHIBIT, LECTURE
CENTER'S ART SHOW DRAWS 500, PROTEST FROM CHRISTIAN GROUP
CENTER'S ART SHOW DRAWS 500, PROTEST FROM CHRISTIAN GROUP
BANNED NON-ART REMINDS IDEAS ARE OUR STRENGTHS
DUKE 'SATIRE' OF WORKERS SAID RACIST
'RACIST' ARTICLES LEAD TO DUKE EDITOR'S OUSTER
DON'T CENSOR EDUCATION
CENSUS
SEE U.S. CENSUS BUREAU
CENTEL EMPLOYEES
SEE CENTRAL TELEPHONE CO.
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2 7/28/1989 C
2 11/07/1989 A
2 11/08/1989 C
2 11/09/1989 A
H 2 4/04/1989 B
H 2 7/25/1989 A
H 2 8/20/1989 E
H 2 9/11/1989 A
1 NS69
1 N B53
1 P N B53
4 E
1 P U W15
6 P F U66
8 P R G68
4 E
CHH 1 11/01/1989 A 1 N M20
H 2 1/15/1989 D
S 2 5/27/1989 C
CHH 1 5/11/1989 A
CHH 1 3/04/1989 A
2 2/12/1989 B
2 4/07/1989 C
2 4/19/1989 B
3/29/1989 B
4/13/1989 B
H 2
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
3/09/1989
3/15/1989
5/17/1989
7/02/1989
7/09/1989
7/23/1989
8/03/1989
8/11/1989
8/27/1989
9/04/1989
9/13/1989
10/10/1989
11/14/1989
11/15/1989
11/15/1989
11/19/1989
11/22/1989
12/06/1989
12/29/1989
6 N C47
1 P NT77
3 P N H90
3 P P L38
1 MN N36
1 N S69
6 N
5 N
4 N
N
L
E
N
P U G68
U W09
E
E
P J L59
E
U
E
N N36
P N S22
P N N36
U G68
N S17
P N N36
E
CENTENARIANS
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SEE ALSO AGING
79 YEARS TOGETHER UNBROKEN
FUNERAL HELD WEDNESDAY FOR MRS. MCCLAMB, 103
BUSH SENDS BIRTHDAY LETTER TO TWINS WHO WILL BE 105
FOR OLDEST TWINS (105). THERE WILL BE GREAT BIRTHDAY HOOPLA
MRS. HOZELL HOLLOWAY, 101 YEARS OLD
TWINS CELEBRATE THEIR 103TH BIRTHDAY
WORLD'S OLDEST TWINS TURN 105
MRS. PEARL M. HASKINS, 101 YEARS OLD
HENDERSON WOMAN DIES AT 103
FUNERAL SERVICE TODAY FOR MRS. CATES. AGE 102
MRS. BELLE EAKES PEED, 104
MRS. DELLA KATHLEEN PARNELL, 102, OF DURHAM
DURHAM IS HOSPITABLE HOME TO LONG-LIVED CITIZENS
THE CENTURY MARK
DANIEL, 107, RETIRED OXFORD FARMER
MARY MOORE ENJOYS 100TH BIRTHDAY
MAN'S LONG WAIT REWARDED
MRS. PARROTT, 105, DIES IN HER ROXBORO HOME
MRS. CANNADY DIES AT 106
CENTER FOR AGING
SEE DUKE UNIV. CENTER FOR THE STUDY OF AGING AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
CENTER FOR CREATIVE LEADERSHIP (GREENSBORO)
FUN AT WORK IS NO JOKE, SAYS DURHAM RESEARCHER
CENTER FOR HEALTH PROMOTION I DISEASE PREVENTION
SEE UNIV. OF N.C-OMPEL HILL CENTER FOR HEALTH PROMOTION & DISEASE...
CENTER FOR MICROELECTRONICS (GENERAL ELECTRIC-OWNED)
SEE ALSO ELECTRONICS INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO MICROELECTRONICS CENTER OF N.C. (STATE RESEARCH FACILITY)
GE MICROELECTRONICS CENTER MAY BE SOLD
HARRIS BUYS GE CENTER IN RTP
RTI STUDY REVEALS 95X OF TOXIC WASTE IN WATER
CENTER FOR PROFESSIONAL WELL-BEING
DOCTORS OFTEN NEED SPECIALIZED DOCTORING
CONFERENCE SET ON PROFESSIONAL WELL-BEING
HE HELPS HEAL THE HEALERS
CENTER GALLERY
SEE ALSO CARRBORO ARTSCENTER (FORMERLY CARRBORO ART SCHOOL)
BOX ART REKINDLES A '60S DEBATE
CENTERFEST
SEE ALSO FESTIVALS, DURHAM
APPLICANTS SOUGHT FOR CENTERFEST
CENTERFEST (SPECIAL SECTION) (CORRECTION PRINTED 9-19-89)
CENTERFEST ROCKS IN '89
ONE HELLUVA WEEKEND! CENTERFEST COMES 'ROUND AGAIN
FESTIVAL BRINGS MUSIC AND CRAFTS DOWNTOWN TODAY
CENTERFEST ON DESPITE WEATHER
CROWDS FLOCK TO CITY'S STREET FESTIVAL
IN A FESTIVE MOOD
SERIOUS WORK GOING ON HERE
SERIOUS WORK GOING ON HERE
WEATHER SPARES FEST'S LAST DAY
CLEARING THE RECORD
FEST CALLED BEST EVER; BLUES CONCERT EYES 1990
FEST CALLED BEST EVER; BLUES CONCERT EYES 1990
CENTERFEST A SUCCESS DESPITE RAIN
FESTIVALS ATTRACT FANS
CENTERPOINT
SEE ALSO HILLSBOROUGH, N.C, SHOPPING CENTERS
DEVELOPER PLANS 200-ACRE PROJECT NEAR 1-40, OLD 86
MALL OWNERS CONSIDER JOINING TOWN
CENTERPOINTE REQUEST GOES BEFORE PUBLIC
N E
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1/01/1989 C
1/05/1989 C
1/05/1989 D
1/08/1989 C
1/12/1989 C
1/14/1989 B
1/14/1989 C
2/10/1989 C
2/15/1989 C
2/27/1989 B
3/24/1989 C
4/10/1989 B
4/19/1989 B
6/20/1989 A
6/23/1989
7/13/1989
8/29/1989
10/26/1989
11/21/1989
N36
P P
0
N
U
0
N
P P T32
0
0
0
0
0
F
P P
0
P F S27
E
0
0
S27
T32
H 2 12/28/1989 A 6 P N 211
H 2 5/11/1989 C
S 2 7/06/1989 A
S 2 7/17/1989 A
S 2 3/10/1989 B
H 2 3/18/1989 B
H 2 4/10/1989 A
1 N K65
1 M N
1 P N T77
1 P F G59
3 N
1 P N C60
H 2 3/03/1989 D 4 P R G68
7/03/1989
9/12/1989
9/14/1989
9/15/1989
9/16/1989
9/16/1989
9/17/1989 B
9/18/1989 A
9/18/1989 B
9/18/1989 B
9/18/1989 A
9/19/1989
9/22/1989
9/22/1989
9/23/1989
9/25/1989
N
D F
P F B71
P F
M N W66
N H65
N J40
P K30
P K30
P C45
N S92
N
N S92
N B85
N
E
CHH 1 1/06/1989 A 1 M N R63
CHH 1 7/04/1989 A 3 N D38
CHH 1 10/24/1989 A 3 N
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CENTRAL AMERICA
SEE ALSO INTERNATIONAL COMMISSION ON CENTRAL AMERICAN RECOVERY AND DEVELOPMENT
SEN. SANFORD PRESENTS CENTRAL AMERICAN PLAN
'PILGRIMAGE' BEGINS IN HILLSBOROUGH
MARCHERS BEGIN CENTRAL AMERICA 'PEACE PILGRIMAGE*
SANFORD TO SPEAK ON CENTRAL AMERICA
CENTRAL AMERICAN RECOVERY PANEL PRAISED
CENTRAL AMERICAN RECOVERY PANEL PRAISED; COMMISSION PLANS' SPECIFICS...
MACHETES VS. DEMOCRACY
CENTRAL BUILDERS DC.
COMMISSIONERS MULL CONTRACT QUESTION
CENTRAL CAROLINA BANK & TRUST CO.
SEE ALSO CENTRAL CAROLINA BANK FINANCIAL CORP.
HILL, STILL GOING STRONG AT 87, EXCITED ABOUT ANOTHER BUILDING
UORKER INJURED IN FALL FROM CCB
GOLD STAR CONTEST SET FOR TEACHERS
CCB GIFT PUTS MUSEUM NEARER GOAL
GROUND TO BE BROKEN SOON FOR CCB OPERATIONS CENTER
CCB'S GOLD STAR AUARDS
CCB AGAIN IS SPONSORING AUARDS TO TOP CITY, COUNTY TEACHERS
THANK YOU! CENTRAL CAROLINA BANK (AD)
CCB GROUNDBREAKING
SMALLER N.C. BANKS SEEN MERGER TARGETS
2 HATER LINES RUPTURE, SOAK DOWNTOWN OFFICES
BROKEN MAINS GUSH WATER IN DOUNTOUN
BROKEN WATER MAINS FLOOD DOUNTOUN DURHAM
2ND UATER LINE NEARLY MENDED
DURHAM UATER MAINS RUPTURE
UATER MAINS DOUNTOUN BURST AGAIN
CITY CREWS CONTINUE WORK ON LEAKY MAIN
CORPORATIONS PLEDGE «15.5 MILLION TO STADIUM
BANKS CITE HEAVY LOBBY TRAFFIC IN DENYING CHECK-CASHING SERVICE
CITY COULD LOSE FUNDS IN CCB PACT
MINDING THEIR C'S AND B'S
CCB TO CREATE LOAN POOL FOR LOU-INCOME HOUSING
CENTRAL CAROLINA BANK & TRUST CO., SALES AND EARNINGS
CCB REPORTS RECORD EARNINGS IN 1988
CENTRAL CAROLINA BANK & TRUST CO. (CROASDAILE BRANCH)
POLICE LOG/ROBBER HANDS MOTE TO BANK TELLER, UALKS AUAY UTTH MONEY
CRIMESTOPPER
CENTRAL CAROLINA BANK 1 TRUST CO. (FOREST HILLS)
MAN ROBS CCB BRANCH
BANK ROBBER ARMED UITH ROCK-IN-BAG FLEES UITH DEPOSIT
POLICE STILL SEEKING BANK ROBBER
DURHAM BUCKS N.C. BANK ROBBERY TREND
FBI AGENTS CHARGE DURHAM MAN UITH CCB BANK ROBBERY
ARREST MADE IN JUNE 13 BANK ROBBERY/POLICE LOG
CENTRAL CAROLINA BANK i, TRUST CO. (HILLSBOROUGH, N.C.)
FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS BANKING ON HILLSBOROUGH GROWTH
CENTRAL CAROLINA BANK & TRUST CO. (SOUTH SQUARE MALL)
ROBBER HOLDS UP SOUTH SQUARE CCB
MAN BREAKS THROUGH BANK WALL, ROBS TELLERS AT GUNPOINT
CENTRAL CAROLINA BANK & TRUST CO. (UNIVERSITY DRIVE)
BRANCHING OUT
CENTRAL CAROLINA BANK FINANCIAL CORP.
SEE ALSO CENTRAL CAROLINA BANK (, TRUST CO.
CCB ASSETS UP 13X
CENTRAL CAROLINA BANK FOUNDATION
CCB GIFT PUTS MUSEUM NEARER GOAL
H
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H
S
H
S
H
H
S
S
H
H
S
H
H
S
H
H
S
H
H
S
H
S
2/12/1989 A
3/19/1989 A
3/20/1989 A
4/06/1989 B
4/08/1989 A
4/08/1989 A
12/16/1989 A
N
N
N R63
N
N N36
N N36
E
H 2 1/10/1989 C 6 N A54
1/03/1989 C
2/15/1989 A
V06/1989 B
4/06/1989 A
4/09/1989 F
4/10/1989 A
4/11/1989 C
4/19/1989 H
4/23/1989 F
4/26/1989 D
5773/1989 A
5/24/1989 C
5/24/1989 C
5/24/1989 B
5/28/1989 A
5/29/1989
5/29/1989
6/09/1989
6/13/1989
6/20/1989
10/26/1989
12/05/1989
H 2 1/18/1989 D 5
H 2 9/28/1989 C
H 2 10/09/1989 B
2 6/13/1989 A
2 6/14/1989 C
2 6/14/1989 B
2 6/24/1989 A
2 10/04/1989 A
2 10/05/1989 C
N K65
N B53
N
N M06
N
E
N S92
A
P K30
N
N C61
N R63
P S76
N C61
N M51
N M51
N S92
N S69
N C47
N C61
P
N E33
N M51
N
N
N M51
N T37
N M06
N ES3
N M51
CHH 1 3/09/1989 A 1 N R63
S 2 10/10/1989 A 1 P N B53
H 2 10/11/1989 C 1 N M51
H 2 12/10/1989 F 1 P P T37
S 2 7/14/1989 C 2 N
S 2 4/06/1989 A 1 N M06
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CCB GIVES $50,000 TO MUSEUM FUND DRIVE
CENTRAL CAROLINA BANK TRIANGLE BUSINESS INDEX
BUSINESS BRIEFING/TRIANGLE BUSINESS INDEX SHOWS DECLINE FOR NOVEMBER...
CCB TRIANGLE BUSINESS INDEX SHOWS RISE FOR DECEMBER/BUSINESS BRIEFING
TRIANGLE BUSINESS INDEX UP 0.3X/THE SUN BUSINESS INDEX
TRIANGLE BUSINESS INDEX SHOWS SLIGHT DROP
TRIANGLE BUSINESS INDEX SLIPS 0.3 PERCENT DURING FEBRUARY
TRIANGLE BUSINESS INDEX DOWN/THE SUN BUSINESS INDEX
CCB TRIANGLE BUSINESS INDEX DOWN 0.1 PERCENT FOR HAY
TRIANGLE BUSINESS INDEX DIPS 0.1X/THE SUN BUSINESS INDEX
TRIANGLE BUSINESS INDEX UP 0.4X
CENTRAL CAROLINA COMMUNITY COLLEGE (FORMERLY CENTRAL CAROLINA TECH. INST.)
CHATHAM BOND REFERENDUM SET; CCCC BOND ISSUE CONSIDERED
LEGALITY OF BOND MEETING GETS ATTORNEYS' CLEARING
COLLEGE CAMPUS BOND TO BE RECONSIDERED
CENTRAL CAROLINA YOUTH SOCCER ASSOCIATION
tyr ALSO SOCCER
SOCCER GROUP KICKS OFF 1989 SEASON
SOCCER SEASON KICKS OFF
CENTRAL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL (HILLSBOROUGH, N.C.)
CENTRAL STUDENTS HIT BOOKS FOR CHANCE TO 'LOOK PROUD'
SCHOOL TO GET GOVERNOR'S AWARD
COMPUTER MAKES DITTO OUT-OF-DATE AT CENTRAL
CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
SPOKESMAN SAYS CIA WON'T DEBATE CAOTJS OPPONENTS
CIA SEEKS RECRUITS
CIA 'ULTIMATE OVERSEAS CAREER'
PROBATION SENTENCE GIVEN TO MCKINLEY
PROTEST VIGIL COMES TO EARLY END FOR STUDENT
A PROTESTER'S GESTURE
FIRST AMENDMENT DOES ITS .OB AT UNC
DUKE TO CLARIFY CIA CONNECTIONS
ANTI-CIA PROTESTER SENTENCED
TRAGEDY SPURS CHANGE IN 1989
TRAGEDY SPURS CHANGE IN 1989
CENTRAL INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
NCCU SET TO MEET HAMPTON
VIRGINIA UNION TOO MUCH FOR EAGLES
WHETHER IT'S A TOURNAMENT OR FESTIVAL, CIAA EVENT LIES UP TO TRADITION
IT'S 'CRYING TIME' AGAIN IN THE CIAA
W-S STATE, VIRGINIA STATE FAVORITES IN CIAA ACTION
CENTRAL LABOR UNION
SEE DURHAM CENTRAL LABOR UNION
CENTRAL PIEDMONT INDUSTRY COUNCIL
SEE PRIVATE INDUSTRY COUNCIL (NOW RESEARCH TRIANGLE PRIVATE INDUSTRY COUNCIL)
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D
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— DATE — C -PG L P BYL
H
2
4/08/1989 C
2 N
H
H
s
s
H
s
H
S
s
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
1/08/1989 D
2/12/1989 D
3/25/1989 A
4/22/1989 A
4/23/1989 D
5/20/1989 A
7/30/1989 D
8/12/1989 A
9/09/1989 A
6 N
6 N
10 PN
2 N
6 N
3 N
8 N
2 N
9 N
CHH 1 8/07/1989 A 3 N M25
CHH 1 8/15/1989 A 7 N K25
CHH 1 8/23/1989 A 3 P N M25
S 2 3/07/1989 D
4 P N A76
S 2 3/14/1989 B
6 P N A76
CHH 1 5/01/1989 A
1 P N M25
CHH 1 12/16/1989 A
3 N
CHH 1 12/23/1989 A
3 N H90
CHH 1 10/11/1989 A
3 P N S17
CHH 1 10/12/1989 A
3 P N S17
CHH 1 10/12/1989 A
5 N S17
CHH 1 10/19/1989 A
3 P N
CHH 1 10/31/1989 A
1 P N M70
CHH 1 11/07/1989 A
1 P P C45
CHH 1 11/08/1989 A
4 E
S 2 11/1671989 A
1 N E33
CHH 1 11/17/1989 A
3 N
CHH 1 12/31/1989 A
1 P N M70
CHH 1 12/31/1989 A
1 P N W57
H 2 2/23/1989 D
1 N P75
S 2 2/27/1989 D
5 P U P52
H 2 3/05/1989 C
4 N P75
H 2 8/16/1989 D
1 P U P75
S 2 8/23/1989 D
8 F A76
CENTRAL PIEDMONT JUNIOR LIVESTOCK SHOW (, SALE
SEE ALSO LIVESTOCK
SHOW RIBBONS WORTH THE WORK
CENTRAL PRISON, DEATH ROW
SEE ALSO DEATH SENTENCES .N.C.
DURHAM MURDER MAY BE RETRIED
CENTRAL TELEPHONE CO.
SEE ALSO TELEPHONES, N.C.
ROY PURYEAR TO HEAD CENTRAL TELEPHONE'S REGIONAL ENGINEERING
COUNTY APPROVES PHONE EQUIPMENT
CERAMIC FIBERS
NCSU PROFESSOR SAYS ASTRONAUTS COULD MAKE SPACE STATIONS OF CERAMIC...
CHH 1 4/20/1989 A 1 P N M25
H 2 3/27/1989 A 1 P N S82
H 2 3/02/1989 D
CHH 1 12/21/1989 A
5 P N
3 N
H 2 2/24/1989 A 12 P N
CERAMICS
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BLINDNESS DOESN'T HANDICAP MINISTER
CERAMICS SHOU
CEREALS
RECENT FDA FLAP OVER FIBER CEREALS IS FOOLISH
GRAIN OF TRUTH/ARE CEREAL HEALTH CLAIMS VALID? WELL ...YES AND NO
CEREBRAL PALSY
SEE ALSO LENOX BAKER CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL
NORMAN MASSEY SPENDS LIFE BRIGHTENING OTHER LIVES
CEREBRAL PALSY HOSPITAL
SEE LENOX BAKER CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL
CERTAIN SENTENCING
SEE CRIMINAL SENTENCING
CERTIFICATE OF PARTICIPATION FINANCING
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, BONDS
SEE ALSO DURHAM FINANCE DIVISION
SOME FEAR PRIVATE CONTROL OVER BALLPARK PLANS
CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS
ACCOUNTANT NATHAN GARRETT APPOINTED TO STATE BOARD
CERVICAL CANCER
SEE ALSO CANCER
SEE ALSO PAP SMEARS
PAP SMEARS URGED FOR SEXUALLY-ACTIVE WOMEN
DETECTION ADVANCES CUT CERVICAL, OTHER CANCERS IN WOMEN
CESAREAN SECTIONS
SEE ALSO CHILDBIRTH
MANY WOMEN CAPABLE OF VAGINAL BIRTH AFTER A CESAREAN
C'EST LA VIE (RESTAURANT)
RAZING THE C'EST LA VIE
DOWNTOWN RESTAURANT WILL OPEN TOMORROW
C'EST LA MORT
CHIPPING AWAY
CHAMBER MUSIC
SEE ALSO MUSIC
SEE ALSO N.C. CHAMBER SOLOISTS
ITZKOFF MOZART TREAT OF CHAMBER PROGRAM
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
SEE DURHAM CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
SEE U.S. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
CHAMPION INTERNATIONAL CORP.
FATE OF CHAMPION'S MILL ON PIGEON RIVER REMAINS UNDECIDED
GOVERNOR NOT OPTIMISTIC ABOUT PA°ER MILL'S FATE
PROFITS FIGURES INFLUENCE ACTION ON PLANT
CHAMPION PAPER MILL DISPUTE FORCES CHOICE BETWEEN JOBS OR CLEAN WATER
CHAMPION SAYS CLOSING MILL 'MAY BE ONLY CHOICE'
GOV. MARTIN SAYS TENNESSEE'S 'IRRATIONAL ATTITUDE' HURT N.C.
POSSIBLE MILL CLOSING BRINGS ANGRY REACTIONS IN WESTERN N.C.
SENATOR TO PUSH FOR AID IF MILL CLOSED
CHAMPION STANDS BY ITS PLANS IN HALIFAX
CHAMPION CHOICE.* MEET STANDARDS OR CLOSE
CHAMPION TO PHASE OUT 1,000 JOBS AT CANTON MILL
CHAMPION MILL JOBS MAY BE HARD TO REPLACE/TENNESSEE LIQUOR MIXED IN...
DON'T STIFLE THE ECONOMY
TENNESSEE WHISKEY BOYCOTT OVER MILL ACTION IS SCUTTLED
CHAMPION MIU PERMIT TO LIMIT DIOXIN
LETTERS OPPOSE EPA DRAFT PERMIT FOR MILL
CHANDLER'S GREEN SUBDIVISION
ROCKY HILL PLAN WORRIES NEIGHBORS
S I T
E ELY
D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
7/11/1989 B
9/28/1989 D
2 10/18/1989 A
2 11/29/1989 B
1 P F G59
6 P P S73
11 U
1 D N 211
S 2 4/14/1989 B 1 P F G59
H 2 6/29/1989 C 1 N R63
H 2 7/09/1989 D 7 N
H 2 6/04/1989 B 3 N
S 2 7/07/1989 C 1 N
S 2 3/15/1989 A 8 U
H 2 2/23/1989 B 9 P P M66
S 2 2/27/1989 C 1 N
S 2 3/15/1989 C 1 P P S76
S 2 3/25/1989 C 1 P P K30
H 2 6/11/1989 E 12 R D10
H
2
1/04/1989 B
5
N
H
2
1/05/1989 B
3
N
H
2
1/09/1989 B
5
N
S
2
1/23/1989 A
6
N
H
2
1/26/1989 B
3
N
H
2
1/27/1989 A
12
P N
H
2
1/31/1989 B
4
N
H
2
1/31/1989 B
4
N
H
2
2/04/1989 B
N
H
2
2/06/1989 D
4
N
H
2
2/08/1989 D
12
N
H
2
2/11/1989 B
2 P N
H
2
2/13/1989 A
4
E
H
2
3/03/1989 A
11
N
H
2
3/17/1989 B
7
N
H
2
3/18/1989 A
14
N
CHH 1 7/28/1989 A 1 N M70
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CHANGE (A HEN'S COUNSELING PROGRAM ON DOMESTIC VIOLENCE)
SEE ALSO BATTERED UOHEN
SEE ALSO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
SEE ALSO ORANGE/DURHAM COALITION FOR BATTERED UOttN
COALITION FOR BATTERED UOHEN SEEKS HALE COUNSELORS
CHANGELING (PLAY)
CHANGELING: A LABOR OF LOVE FINALLY BRINGS... MUSICAL TO THE STAGE
CHANNEL CATS (BAND)
PLAYING WITH THE BIG BOYS/CHANNEL CATS ENJOYING AIR TIME...
CHANNEL EIGHT (DURHAM PUBLIC ACCESS TV CHANNEL)
COUNTY GENERAL EMPLOYEES LEARNING TUBE TECHNIQUES
CHANNEL ONE
SEE ALSO EDUCATIONAL TELEVISION
AMUSEMENT ISN'T EDUCATION
CHANNELING
ape AisO PSYCHICS
'PSYCHIC POWERS— OR GOOD INTUITION? AUTHOR: CLAIM IS 'UNTESTABLE'
CHANUKAH
SEEHANUKKAH
CHAPEL HILL, N.C.
SEE ALSO APPLE CHILL FAIR
SEE ALSO COST OF LIVING INTO, CHAPEL HILL
SEE ALSO CRIME RATE, CHAPEL HILL
SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT SECURITY COMMISSION, ORANGE COUNTY
COLLEGE TOWNS, U.S.A.; CHAPEL HILL TO BOSTON, THESE SPOTS ARE 'COZILY.,
SHOULD LETTERS TO THE EDITOR BE BANNED7/GUEST COLUMNIST JACK CLEMHER
TOWN NAMED ALL-AMERICA CITY
16 DELEGATES TAKE PROPOSAL TO ALL-AMERICA COMPETITION
CHAPEL HILL MISSES CHANCE FOR 'ALL-AMERICA CITY' STATUS
'CHAPEL HILL' PROJECTS RAISE CARRBORO HACKLES
HEY! IT'S TOUGH BEING A CHAPEL HIL LIBERAL... (CARTOON)
FAREWELLS, FIRST-EVERS, FIST-flGHTS MARK '89/TOP STORIES OF 1989
CHAPEL HILL, N.C.AIDS
SEE ALSO ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME, N.C. CASES
SEE ALSO ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME, ORANGE COUNTY
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, AIDS
AIDS TESTING GROWS AT UNC
AIDS CRISIS HITTING HOME AT NCHH
AIDS EPIDEMIC FORCING NCMH TO PLAY CATCH-UP
ADVOCATES SAY AIDS SYSTEM WOULD SAVE ON HOSPITAL CHARGES
THANKS FOR LOCAL COVERAGE OF AIDS
TOWN'S AIDS POLICY IS NOW IN EFFECT
'WARNING': INTERNATIONAL AIDS POSTERS AT UNC
WHEN THE ABSTRACT BECOMES CONCRETE
AIDS HOUSE GROUP DROPS TAYLOR STREET PLANS
NOWHERE TO TURN/SUNDAY FOCUS: AIDS HOUSING
OPPOSITION ON TAYLOR STREET/SUNDAY FOCUS J AIDS HOUSING
LIVING WITH DEADLY AIDS/SUNDAY FOCUS! AIDS HOUSING
SOUL SEARCHING IN CHAPEL HILL
EXPERTS URGE KEEPING ANONYMOUS AIDS TESTS
CHAPEL HILL, N.C. ANNEXATION
SEE ALSO ANNEXATION
SEE ALSO CARRBORO, N.C, ANNEXATION
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C, PLANNING DISTRICT
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, ANNEXATION
THOMPSON CITES TOWN'S PROBLEMS WITH ANNEXATION
CHAPEL HILL? A TOWN IN A FULL-COURT PRESS/SUNDAY FOCUS
TOWN GROWTH LAWSUIT SETTLED
APPEALS COURT UPHOLDS CHAPEL HILL IN RED ROOF INN SUIT
CHH 1 1/30/1989 A
H 2 9/21/1989 B
H 2 8/25/1989 D
H 2 12/31/1989 B
1 P N S17
1 P F Zll
9 P F S56
3 N C60
4 E
H 2 12/30/1989 A
CHH 1 1/23/1989 A 3 N S17
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH 1
2/13/1989
4/04/1989
4/17/1989
5/11/1989
5/15/1989
9/29/1989
10/08/1989
12/31/1989
2/22/1989
3/05/1989
3/W/1989
3/07/1989
3/08/1989
4/24/1989
9/07/1989
9/08/1989
10/05/1989
10/08/1989
10/08/1989
10/08/1989
10/08/1989
10/27/1989
F
U
N
N M25
N S17
N C62
T C50
N
N L90
Q S17
Q S17
Q S17
L
N
N S17
E
N S17
N S17
N
NS17
E
N S17
CHH 1 1/28/1989 A
CHH 1 2/12/1989 A
CHH 1 3/01/1989 A
CHH 1 4/19/1989 A
1 N M25
1 P N M70
1 N M70
1 P N L40
CHAPEL HILL, N.C, BALANCED GROWTH POLICY
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CHH 1
chh i
CHH 1
CHH 1
N
P
SEE CHAPEL HILL, N.C., GROWTH DEVELOPMENT
CHAPEL HILL, N.C., BARS
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C., RESTAURANTS
'EVERYBODY I KNOW DOES IT'; SUNDAY FOCUS! UNDERAGED WINKING
STUDENTS WORKING AROUND 'CARDING '/SUNDAY FOCUS! UNDERAGED DRINKING
IF ONE ID WON'T WORK, ANOTHER ONE WILL/SUNDAY FOCUS! UNDERAGED DRINKING
DRESS CODE AT LOCAL BAR SPARKS CONTROVERSY
CHAPEL HILL, N.C., BICYCLES
SEE BICYCLE LANES
CHAPEL HILL, N.C., BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS
30 BOARD VACANCIES AVAILABLE IN AREA
NEW MEMBERS PICKED FOR ADVISORY BOARDS
APPOINTEES NAMED TO SIX TOWN BOARDS
CHAPEL HILL, N.C., BOND ISSUES
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C., DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C., ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C., REFERENDUMS
PUBLIC HEARING TO FOCUS ON PROPOSED BOND REFERENDUM
REFERENDUM PROPOSAL GETS POSITIVE HEARING
WOMEN'S GROUP CRITICIZES TOWN'S HASTY HEARINGS
STORY AND HEADLINE MISLEADING, INACCURATE
CHAPEL HILL GOVERNMENT TILTS AT WINDMILLS
COUNCIL TO SET AGENDA; ANNUAL PLANNING RETREAT TODAY AT SIENA HOTEL
COUNCIL LOOKS TOWARD SPRING REFERENDUM
TOWN PREPARES FOR OPEN-SPACE REFERENDUM
TOWN TO MULL PARKS BONDS
RESIDENTS URGE COUNCIL TO GO AHEAD WITH PARKS BONDS
COUNCIL OKS PARKS BOND REFERENDUM
CHAPEL HILL VOTERS APPROVE *5 MILLION BOND ISSUE FOR PARKS
PARKS BOND VOTE
LAND ACQUISITION TO TOP AGENDA FOR CHAPEL HILL BOARDS
2ND BOND FOR LIBRARY PONDERED
REFERENDUM ON LIBRARY IN LIMBO
COUNCIL CANDIDATES DIFFER IN LIBRARY BOND REFERENDUM
COMMITTEE CALLS FOR LIBRARY VOTE
LIBRARY REFERENDUM! WHAT'S THE RUSH?
COUNCIL OKS LIBRARY BOND REFERENDUM, 6-3
CHAPEL HILL, N.C., BUDGET
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL TOWN COUNCIL, BUDGET
OFFICIALS DISCUSS TAX RATE INCREASE
CHAPEL HILL OFFICIALS FORESEE TAX INCREASE
OFFICIALS DISCUSS TAX HIKE ALTERNATIVES
WHERE WILL THE BUDGET AX FALL?
INFORMAL SURVEY REVEALS CONCERN OVER COSTS FOR CHAPEL HILL PROGRAMS
TOWN BUDGET FORUM HAS FEU SPECTATORS
TOWN BUDGET CALLS FOR TAX HIKE
TAYLOR! SMALL TAX RATE HIKE WAY OF FUTURE
COMMISSION SUGGESTS MOTEL TAX GRANTS OF t50,000 FOR LOCAL COMMUNITY,..
TOWN BUDGET UP FOR PUBLIC COMOMENT
COUNCIL FROWNS ON MAGAZINE PROPOSAL
PROPOSED TAX HIKE MAY GO UP HALF-CENT
3-CENT TAX INCREASE ON BUIGET PROPOSAL
TOWN FEES GOING UP IN BUDGET
BUDGET HAS ♦49,850 FOR TOURISM PROGRAMS
COUNCIL OKS TAX INCREASE OF 3 CENTS
COUNCIL COMMITTEE WANTS TO TRIM CHAMBER REQUEST
OFFICIALS MULL FUND-RAISER IN WAKE OF LIBRARY FUNDING SHORTFALL
CHAPEL HILL, N.C., BUFFER ZONE
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C., GROWTH DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C., LAND USE
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C., ZONING
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C.. BUFFER
COMMISSIONER TELLS RURAL GROUP TO STOP DEBATE, START STUDY CHH
"LOOP" ROADS STILL IN THOROUGHFARE PLAN CHH
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L P BYL
5/07/1989
5/07/1989
5/07/1989
10/09/1989
N M70
N
N
N D38
CHH 1 2/27/1989 A 3 N
CHH 1 5/10/1989 A 3 N
CHH 1 4/14/1989 A 3 N
CHH 1
1/02/1989 A
3
N M70
CHH 1
1/05/1989 A
1
N M70
CHH 1
1/09/1989 A
1
N H90
CHH 1
1/12/1989 A
4
L
CHH 1
1/12/1989 A
4
L
CHH 1
1/14/1989 A
1
N M70
CHH 1
1/15/1989 A
1
N M70
CHH 1
1/24/1989 A
1
N M70
CHH 1
2/27/1989 A
1
P N M70
CHH 1
2/28/1989 A
1
N M70
CHH 1
3/07/1989 A
1
N M70
H 2
5/03/1989 D
13 P N M70
CHH 1
5/03/1989 A
3 P P L38
CHH 1
9/11/1989 A
3 P N M70
CHH 1
10/06/1989 A
1
N M70
CHH 1
10/20/1989 A
3
N M70
CHH 1
10/27/1989 A
1
N M70
CHH 1
11/02/1989 A
1
P N M70
CHH 1
11/04/1989 A
4
E
CHH 1
11/15/1989 A
3 P N H90
CHH 1
1/06/1989 A
1 P N M70
CHH 1
3/03/1989 A
1
P N M70
CHH 1
3/08/1989 A
1
P N M70
CHH 1
3/14/1989 A
4
E
CHN 1
3/26/1989 A
3
N M70
CHH 1
3/28/1989 A
1
N M70
CHH 1
4/21/1989 A
1
N M70
CHH 1
4/24/1989 A
3 P N M70
CHH 1
5/05/1989 A
1
N M70
CHH 1
5/06/1989 A
3
N
CHH 1
5/11/1989 A
1
N M70
CHH 1
5/12/1989 A
1
N M70
CHH 1
5/18/1989 A
3
N M70
CHH 1
5/21/1989 A
3
N
CHH 1
5/21/1989 A
3
N
CHH 1
5/23/1989 A
1
C N M70
CHN 1
6/30/1989 A
1
N M70
CHH 1
7/07/1989 A
1
N M70
1 1/05/1989 A
1 6/21/1989 A
1 P N M20
1 N M70
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GROUP POSTPONES RURAL BUFFER DECISIONS
WHAT'S THE RUSH, COMMISSIONERS?
CHAPEL HILL, N.C., BUS SHELTERS
RACING THE WEATHER
CHAPEL HILL, N.C., BUSES
SEE ALSO CARRBORO, N.C., BUSES
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C., TROLLEY SERVICE
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL BUS STATION
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL TRANSPORTATION DEPT.
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, BUSES
TOWNS WANT TROLLEY BUS PARK-AND-RIDE LOTS
COCA-COLA COLLISION
TRANSIT FEE OK'D DESPITE OBJECTIONS
CHAPEL HILL TRANSIT TO ADD UNC SHUTTLE
CAMPUS RIDERSHIP SAID ONE IN 10
CHAPEL HILL AWARDED FUNDS FOR 14 NEW TRANSIT BUSES
DURHAM BUS TAKEOVER COULD HURT CHAPEL HILL TRANSIT
CONGRESS MEMBER SAYS UNC POCKETING STUDENT TRANSIT FEE
STUDENTS MAY RECEIVE DISCOUNT BUS PASSES FROM TRANSPORTATION FEE
TRANSIT IDEA WORRIES CAB OWNER
CHAPEL HILL, N.C., BUSINESSES
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, ORANGE COUNTY
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C., DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT
SUPER SUNDAY, SUPER BUSINESS
WARMTH IN WINTER; GREETING CARD, FLOWER MERCHANTS STOCK UP...
A FRANKLIN STREET FIXTURE MOVES OUT OF TOWN
NEON SIGNS SPARK DEBATE
BE 'OPEN' TO NEON COMPROMISE
MERCHANT ASKS FOR MORE VOICE IN COMMISSION
TOWN MANAGER CHANGES TUNE ON NEON SIGNS
CAR WASH PROPOSAL TOO STRICT, DEVELOPERS SAY
3IZ NOTES
BIZ NOTES
BIZ NOTES
DOWNTOWN BUSINESSES DIVIDED OVER PROPOSED DISTRICT TAX
BIZ NOTES
UNC STORES SETTLE WITH MERCHANTS
UNC STORE RULING DRAWS PRAISE, FLAK
BIZ NOTES
D.A. WON'T BAN COMPUTER SALES AT UNC
BIZ NOTES
STORES DECISION 'COMPUTES' TO FAIRNESS
BIZ NOTES
BIZ BRIEFS
BIZ NOTES
BIZ NOTES
BIZ NOTES
BIZ NOTES
BIZ NOTES
BIZ NOTES
BIZ NOTES
BIZ NOTES
'HELP WANTED' SIGNS DOT FRANKLIN STREET
BIZ NOTES
BIZ NOTES
BIZ NOTES
BIZ NOTES
BIZ NOTES
BIZ NOTES
BIZ NOTES
BIZ NOTES
BIZ NOTES
BIZ NOTES
BIZ NOTES
BIZ NOTES
BIZ NOTES
BIZ NOTES
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CHH 1 11/30/1989 A 3 N M20
CHH 1 12/07/1989 A 4 E
CHH 1 10/21/1989 A 1 P P L38
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
1/19/1989
2/18/1989
4/29/1989
5/22/1989
9/12/1989
10/14/1989
11/10/1989
11/27/1989
12/07/1989
12/28/1989
1/22/1989
2/14/1989
3/11/1989
3/21/1989
3/22/1989
3/30/1989
4/07/1989
4/19/1989
4/25/1989
5/02/1989
5/09/1989
5/23/1989
5/23/1989
5/25/1989
5/26/1989
5/30/1989
6/03/1989
6/06/1989
6/07/1989
6/13/1989
6/20/1989
6/27/1989
7/04/1989
7/11/1989
7/18/1989
7/25/1989
8/01/1989
8/08/1989
8/15/1989
8/20/1989
8/22/1989
8/29/1989
9/05/1989
9/12/1989
9/19/1989
9/26/1989
10/03/1989
10/10/1989
10/17/1989
10/24/1989
10/31/1989
11/14/1989
11/21/1989
11/28/1989
3
1
3
1
4
3
1
3
6
6
6
1
6
1
3
6
1
13
4
6
5
9
6
7
6
7
5
5
5
1
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
7
6
7
7
7
7
N M70
P L38
N S17
NM70
N S17
N M20
N M70
N S17
N S17
N S17
N R63
N L38
N S17
N H70
E
N C62
N M70
N M70
N
P N
N
N M70
N
N H90
N H90
N
N M70
N
E
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N H90
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
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HONTHLY/
ANNUAL
1/01/1939
INDEX
12/31/1989
BY SUBJECTS
BIZ NOTES/GROWING FAST
BIZ NOTES
CHAPEL HILL, N.C, CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS PROGRAM
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C, DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT
PUBLIC HEARING TO FOCUS ON PROPOSED BOND REFERENDUM
WOMEN'S GROUP CRITICIZES TOWN'S HASTY HEARINGS
MORE THAN 100 TAKE PART IN HEARING
COUNCIL LOOKS TOWARD SPRING REFERENDUM
CHAPEL HILL CITY BUILDING CONSTRUCTION BIDS HIGHER THAN EXPECTED
TOWN TO NULL PARKS BONDS
CHAPEL HILL TO BUY EXTRA LAND FOR LIBRARY
RESIDENTS URGE COUNCIL TO GO AHEAD WITH PARKS BONDS
COUNCIL TO CONSIDER SOUTH CAROLINA WIDENING
CHAPEL HILL, N.C., CHRISTMAS PARADE
SEE ALSO CHRISTMAS, CHAPEL HILL
SEE ALSO CHRISTHAS PARADES, N.C.
TOY DRIVE TO COINCIDE WITH 'NUTCRACKER'
CHRISTMAS HORSE
A CHRISTMAS PARADE FIRST-AND LAST?
CHAPEL HILL, N.C.t CITY EMPLOYEES
PSO DRUG TESTS COULD BEGIN THIS SUMMER
TOWN'S AIDS POLICY IS NOW IN EFFECT
'PICNIC II' A HIT FOR CHAPEL HILL EMPLOYEES
CHAPEL HILL INSPECTORS MAY HELP CARRBORO
DRUG TESTING FOR TOWN EMPLOYEES TO BE DELAYED
VETERAN FIREFIGHTER CONTESTS FIRING
CHAPEL HILL, N.C., CITY EMPLOYEES, SALARIES
Cin WORKERS CALLING FOR PAY CHANGES; MORE THAN 150 SIGN PETITION. . .
CORRECTION
TAYLOR, KARPINOS GET PAY RAISES
CHAPEL HILL, N.C, CITY EMPLOYEES, SMOKING
SEE ALSO SMOKING
TOWN EMPLOYEES NOT ALL ONE MIND ON SMOKING ISSUE
SMOKING POLICY: DEPARTMENTS SHOULD DECIDE
TOWN SMOKING POLICY TO TAKE EFFECT THIS FALL
CHAPEL HILL, N.C, DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C, BOND ISSUES
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C, BUSINESSES
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C, CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS PROGRAM
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C, GROWTH DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL DOWNTOWN COMMISSION
COMMISSION WANTS TRIAL PERIOD FOR TAX
OFFICIALS SEEK DIVERSITY FOR DOWNTOWN (CORRECTION PRINTED 9-6-89)
PARKING THE KEY, OFFICIALS SAY
PARKING DECK TIMING CALLED 'AMBITIOUS'
•PAVILION' TO DISPLACE CAT'S CRADLE
$11 MILLION COMPLEX TO REPLACE FAILED WADDELL PROJECT
CHAPEL HILL, N.C, ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C, BOND ISSUES
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C, REFERENDUM
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL TOWN COUNCIL, ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO BOARD OF EDUCATION, ELECTIONS
TAX DISTRICT VOTE COMING JUNE 12
HOWES MAY TRY FOR SECOND TERM
HOWES WANTS 2 MORE YEARS IN MAYOR'S SEAT
THORPE HOPING TO REGAIN BOARD SEAT
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-DATE — C -PG L P BYL
CHH 1 12/05/1989 A
CHH 1 12/19/1989 A
CHAPEL HILL, N.C, BUSINESSES, CLOSINGS
EVERYTHING MUST GO; BUSINESS SWIFT FOR LOGOS BANKRUPTCY SALE, AUCTION CHH 1
FOISTER'S CLOSES ITS DOORS CHH 1
THE LAST PICTURE SHOW; A CHAPEL HILL LANDMARK SEES ITS LAST FRAME CHH 1
KROGER TO CLOSE CHAPEL HILL STORE NEXT MONTH CHH 1
KROGER PULLS SIGN DOWN, PULLS OUT OF CHAPEL HILL SITE
CHH 1
CHH 1
1/29/1989 A
1/31/1989 A
2/05/1989 A
9/12/1989 A
10/08/1989 A
CHH
CHH
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
1/02/1989
1/09/1989
1/11/1989
1/15/1989
2/16/1989
2/27/1989
2/27/1989
2/28/1989
12/18/1989
2/15/1989
9/04/1989
9/04/1989
11/21/1989
CHH 1 11/21/1989
CHH 1 11/21/1989
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH 1
CHH 1 11/30/1989 A
CHH 1 12/03/1989 A
CHH 1 12/03/1989 A
CHH 1 4/15/1989 A
CHH 1 4/24/1989 A
CHH 1 6/04/1989 A
CHH 1 6/24/1989 A
CHH 1 7/11/1989 A
CHH 1 12/29/1989 A
CHH 1 1/27/1989 A
CHH 1 10/08/1989 A
CHH 1 10/12/1989 A
CHH 1 2/07/1989 A
CHH 1 2/11/1989 A
CHH 1 4/15/1989 A
3 P N M70
1 P N M25
3 P N M25
1 N M70
1 P N D38
N M70
N H90
N M70
N M70
N
N M70
N M70
N M70
N M70
8 P I
1 P P C45
3 P N M70
N M70
N
N M70
N M70
N M70
N M70
3 N M70
2 N
3 N
3 N M70
1 P N M70
1 N M70
N M70
N M70
N M70
N M70
N M70
N M70
CHH 1 2/25/1989 A 3 N
CHH 1 3/27/1989 A 1 P N M70
CHH 1 7/08/1989 A 1 P N M70
CHH 1 7/25/1989 A 1 P N M70
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1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
CHAPEL HILL
L HILL, N.C, ELECTIONS, ENDORSEMENTS
SIERRA CLUB PICKS LOCAL CANDIDATES
SCHOOL BOARD INCUMBENTS GET TEACHERS' ENDORSEMENT
SCHOOL BOARD HOPEFULS ENDORSED
BUILDERS GROUP SUPPORTS PORTO
SOUTH ORANGE BLACK CAUCUS BACKS LOCAL CANDIDATES
CAMPAIGN VANDALISM A SIGN OF THE TIMES IN CHAPEL HILL
CHAPEL HILL, N.C. , ELECTIONS, RECOUNTS
IT'S NOT OVER TILL IT'S OVER
CLOSE, BUT NOT CLOSE ENBUGH/PASQUINI FALLS SHORT AFTER RECOUNT
VOTING SYSTEM RESTS ON INTEGRITY
CHAPEL HILL, N.C, EMPLOYEES
SEE CHtfEL HILL, N.C, CITY EMPLOYEES
CHAPEL HILL, N.C, FEDERAL COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FUNDS
HOUSING GRANT USES ANNOUNCED
CHAPEL HILL, N.C.FLAG
CHAPEL HILL TOWN FLAG IN THE WIND?
CHAPEL HILL, N.C, FLOWER LADIES
SEE ALSO FLOWERS
ORDINANCE MAY AGAIN MOVE VENDORS OFF STREETS
VENDING ORDINANCE SENT BACK
STREET-VENDING LAW SHOULD BE FAIR TO ALL
N
P
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
BUSHNELL, GIBSON FILE FOR CITY SCHOOL BOARD SEATS
BUSHNELL, GIBSON FILE FOR CITY SCHOOL BOARD SEATS/MORE COURSE OPTIONS...
HUNSON RUNS FOR FIRST TIME IN CHAPEL HILL
WERNER SEEKS SECOND TERM IN CHAPEL HILL
RIMER SEEKS FIRST TOWN COUNCIL TERM
PASQUINI SEEKS THIRD COUNCIL TERM CHH 1
ANDRESEN, BROWN FILE FOR CHAPEL HILL TOWN COUNCIL CHH 1
PARRISH TO SEEK FOURTH SCHOOL BOARD TERM CHH 1
UROUHART TO SEEK COUNCIL SEAT CHH 1
BREEDEN SEEKING INITIAL TERM ON CITY SCHOOL BOARD CHH 1
BATTLE WON'T SEEK SECOND BOARD TERM CHH 1
UROUHART WOULD KEEP GOVERNMENT SPENDING DOWN CHH 1
THORPE FIRST TO FILE CAMPAIGN REPORT CHH 1
HOWES' WAR CHEST THE FULLEST CHH 1
CANDIDATES ADDRESS TAX ISSUE CHH 1
ALLIANCE NAMES COUNCIL CHOICES CHH 1
DON'T RUBBER STAMP SCHOOL STAFF POLICIES, BOARD CANDIDATE SAYS CHH 1
NOISE ISSUE DOMINATES UNC FORUM CHH 1
SCHOOL BOARD CANDIDATES FIND COMMON GROUND CHH 1
SMITH BACKS THORPE CHH 1
INCUMBENTS BELIEVED LEADING THE PACK CHH 1
ANDRESEN, THORPE TOP FUND RAISING CHH 1
INCUMBENTS DIFFER LITTLE IN COUNCIL ATTENDANCE CHH 1
SCHOOL BOARD CAMPAIGN'S FOCUS ON PARRISH, BREEDEN CHH 1
GODSCHALK BACKS RIMER FOR COUNCIL CHH 1
CAMPAIGN VANDALISM A SIGN OF THE TIMES IN CHAPEL HILL CHH 1
A LONE CONTENDER, HOWES FINDS GOING ODD, AT THE LEAST CHH 1
CAMPAIGN SIGNS STOLEN, PORTO SAYS CHH 1
'89 RACE MIGHT BE FUNNY IF WE DIDN'T HAVE TO PAY FOR IT CHH 1
AVERAGE TURNOUT PREDICTED FOR MUNICIPAL CONTESTS CHH 1
GENERAL ELECTION RESULTS/VOTE '89 (ERROR IN RESULTS) H 2
PASQUINI DROPPED FROM TOWN COUNCIL H 3
PARRISH, BUSHNELL BACK IN; BREEDEN TAKES THIRD SEAT H 3
LOCAL PRECINCTS GENERALLY 'QUIET' CHH 1
LOCAL PRECINCTS GENERALLY 'QUIET' CHH 1
STRONG CAMPAIGNS SERVE NEWCOMERS CHH 1
FOR WEAL OR WOE, THE RACE IS OVER CHH 1
CHAPEL HILL TOWN COUNCIL/VOTE TALLY CHH 1
CHAPEL HILL CITY SCHOOL BOARD/VOTE TALLY CHH 1
VOTE RECOUNT SET TO BEGIN THURSDAY CHH 1
— DATE-
7/27/1989
7/27/1989
7/28/1989
7/28/1989
7/29/1989
8/01/1989
8/03/1989
8/03/1989
8/04/1989
8/04/1989
8/04/1989
8/05/1989
8/08/1989
8/16/1989
10/04/1989
10/12/1989
10/14/1989
10/20/1989
10/20/1989
10/28/1989
11/01/1989
11/01/1989
11/02/1989
11/04/1989
11/04/1989
11/05/1989
11/05/1989
11/06/1989
11/06/1989
11/07/1989
11/08/1989
11/08/1989
11/08/1989
11/08/1989
11/08/1989
11/09/1989
11/09/1989
11/09/1989
11/09/1989
11/14/1989
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CHH 1 10/15/1989 A
CHH 1 10/31/1989 A
CHH 1 11/01/1989 A
CHH 1 11/03/1989 A
CHH 1 11/04/1989 A
CHH 1 11/05/1989 A
CHH 1 11/14/1989 A
CHH 1 11/17/1989 A
CHH 1 11/18/1989 A
N C62
N C62
N L90
N M70
N C62
N M70
N M70
N C62
N
N C62
N C62
N M70
N
N N70
N M70
N M70
N C62
N M70
N C62
N M70
Q M70
N M70
N M70
Q C62
N M70
N M70
N M70
N M70
J
N M70
N
N M70
N C62
N M70
N W57
N M70
E
N
N
N M25
N H90
N C62
N C62
N M70
N M70
N M70
4 E
1 P N C62
4 E
CHH 1 12/27/1989 A 3 N
CHH 1 12/10/1989 A 3 N
CHH 1 4/24/1989 A 3 P N M70
CHH 1 4/26/1989 A 3 N
S 2 4/28/1989 A 4 E
CHAPEL HILL, N.C, GARBAGE COLLECTION
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/ANNUAL
1/01/1989
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12/31/1989
BY SUBJECTS
RESIDENCE
-DATE-
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SEE ALSO GARBAGE COLLECTION, N.C.
SEE ALSO REGIONAL SOLID HASTE TASK FORCE
GARBAGE COLLECTORS DESERVE RAISE
RECYCLING EXPANDING TO ALL TOWN'S HOMES
SOME CAN'T UAH FOR RECYCLING EXPANSION
HIGH APARTMENT OCCUPANCY PLACING BURDEN ON LANDFILL
CURBSIDE RECYCLING TO TRIPLE IN SIZE
PROCESS CALLED FLAWED
CHAPEL HILL ADDRESSES TRASH WOES
THE 'DOWNTOWN DEBRIS DEBACLE'
TOWNS PREPARE FOR EXPANSION OF RECYCLING
STUDY TO CONSIDER REDUCING AREA'S GARBAGE GLUT
CHAPEL HILL, N.C, GREENUAYS
SEE ALSO GREENWAY SYSTEM
PORTION OF TRAIL DEDICATED
CHAPEL HILL, N.C, GROWTH DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C, BUFFER ZONE
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C, DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C. ZONING
SEE ALSO EXTRATERRITORIAL AREA
OFFICIALS DISCUSS TAX RATE INCREASE
TOWN LOOKING FOR GUIDANCE FOR THE FUTURE/CHAPEL HILL'S SUBURBAN-STYLE...
WIDEN ESTES DRIVE? WHAT DO YOU THINK?
POPULATION TO NEARLY DOUBLE BY YEAR 2010
KEEP THE PUBLIC IN PUBLIC BUSINESS
MORE THAN 100 TAKE PART IN HEARING
DEVELOPERS CUT THEATERS FROM COMPLEX PLANS
CHAPEL HILL PLANNERS FINE-TUNE AT RETREAT
CHAPEL HILL FACES TOUGH CHOICES
LAND-USE PLAN IN COUNCIL'S HANDS
TIGHTER BUILDING RULES IN THE WORKS; PLAN WOULD GIVE CHAPEL HILL...
TOWN GROWTH LAWSUIT SETTLED
TOWN MAY SEEK LIMIT ON BUILDING
CHAPEL HILL TOWN COUNCIL MULLS LONG-RANGE PLAN
SMALL CHANCE FOR DEVELOPMENT BILL, OFFICIAL SAYS
TOWN COUNCIL BACKS AWAY FROM BUILDING CAP
SEARS WILL ANCHOR NEW 1-40 COMPLEX
CHAPEL HILL OFFICIALS, REPRESENTATIVES DROP PUBLIC FACILITIES BILL
TWO MAJOR DEVROPMENTS GET EARLY APPROVAL
CHAPEL HILL PLANNING BOARD OKS 1-40 COMPLEX
RESIDENTS GRILL KROGER OFFICIALS
TOWN'S RAPID BUILDING BOOM OF EARLY '80S HITS BRAKES
TOWN MAY ZONE TO SLOW DEVELOPMENT
PLAN WOULD PROMOTE SENSIBLE GROWTH
SAY SO LONG TO KROGER
NOT ANTI-DEVELOPMENT
TOWN TO CONSIDER BUILDING LIMITS ON NEARBY AREA
COUNCIL CONSIDERS REZQNING OPTIONS
CHAPEL HILL, N.C, "HANGOUTS"
SEE CHAPEL HILL, N.C, BARS
CHAPEL HILL, N.C, HISTORIC BUILDINGS AND HOUSES
TRADING PLACES; UNC PLANS TO SWAP HISTORIC HOME FOR ARTISTS'
RESIDENTS ASK DELAY OF UNC HOUSE SWAP
ACTION DELAYED AGAIN ON HOUSE SWAP PLAN
THE NEXT BUS IN WILL BE CARRYING AN ARTIST'S DREAM
TWO NEIGHBORHOODS GET HISTORIC BACKING
CHRISTMAS BY CANDLELIGHT
CHAPEL HILL, N.C, HISTORIC DISTRICT
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL PRESERVATION SOCIETY
TOWN CONSIDERS NEW HISTORIC DISTRICT
HISTORIC DISTRICT PLAN RELATED TO RENOVATIONS AT SIGMA NU FRATERNITY
DISTRICT HEARING SLATED
COUNCIL URGED TO REJECT DISTRICT
CREATING A HISTORIC HEADACHE?
HISTORIC AREA UP FOR DISCUSSION
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
1/19/1989
2/17/1989
3/12/1989
5/22/1989
8/27/1989
9/07/1989
9/24/1989
9/26/1989
10/09/1989
10/17/1989
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
1/06/1989
1/08/1989
1/08/1989
1/08/1989
1/10/1989
1/11/1989
1/13/1989
1/29/1989
1/30/1989
2/23/1989
2/24/1989
3/01/1989
3/30/1989
4/06/1989
4/11/1989
4/12/1989
4/28/1989
4/28/1989
5/23/1989
5/25/1989
6/02/1989
7/17/1989
8/30/1989
8/31/1989
9/16/1989
10/05/1989
11/13/1989
11/14/1989
U
N M70
N C62
N M70
N
N
N
E
N M70
N M70
C62
CHH 1 6/02/1989 A 1 P N D38
P N M70
C N M70
N M70
N M70
E
N M70
N M70
N M70
E
N M70
N M70
N H70
N M70
P N M70
P N M20
P N M70
N S17
N M20
N N70
N M70
N L90
P N M70
N M70
E
E
P N M70
P N H90
N H90
CHH 1
2/19/1989 A
1 N M20
CHH 1
3/07/1989 A
1 P N M70
CHH 1
4/05/1989 A
3 N
cm 1
5/07/1989 A
3 P N S17
CHH 1
6/24/1989 A
3 N
CHH 1
11/26/1989 A
3 P N W57
CHH 1
9/25/1989 A
3 N
CHH 1
9/27/1989 A
1 P N M70
CHH 1
11/13/1989 A
3 N
CHH 1
11/22/1989 A
3 P N M70
CHH 1
11/26/1989 A
4 E
CHH 1
12/03/1989 A
3 N
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12/31/1989
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MANAGER URGES REJECTION OF DISTRICT
HONOR NEIGHBORHOOD'S WISHES
HISTORIC DISTRICT DECISION POSTPONED
CHAPEL HILL, N.C., HISTORY
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL HISTORICAL SOCIETY
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL PRESERVATION SOCIETY
SEE ALSO N.C., HISTORY
BLACK HISTORY/CHAPEL HILL HAD BIG ROLE IN MOVEMENT
BLACK HISTORY/SLAVERY ONCE WELL-ACCEPTED IN CHAPEL HILL
A LOOK BACK: 'WHAT AH I BID?'
LOOK BACK/COOLIN' OUT AT DANZTGER'S
LOOK BACK/DEADLY ENTRANCE
LOOK BACK/STOREFRONT POLITICS
LOOK BACK/BUSTING A STILL
LOOK BACK/KUDOS FROM JAYCEES
LOOK BACK/INTOXICATING EXPLOSION
LOOK BACK/CIVIL RIGHTS ACTIVISTS
LOOK BACK/DOG DAYS
LOOK BACK/A POSTAL ADVANCE
LOOK BACK/EXTENDING THE LINE
DOWNTOWN LANDMARK/A LOOK BACK
A LOOK BACK/PREDATOR CAPTURED
A LOOK BACK/NEW STREET MARKERS
A LOOK BACK/EARLY RECYCLING
A LOOK BACK/SENIOR LEADERS
A LOOK BACK/FINAL SESSION IN OLD COURTHOUSE
HOLIDAY DOUNTOUN/A HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE (SPECIAL SECTION)
A LOOK BACK/POLITICAL FEAST
A LOOK BACK/CHRISTMAS PAST
A LOOK BACK/FOLK FESTIVAL HEADLINERS
A LOOK BACK/CHURCH IN DEMOLITION
MAKING WAY FOR THE SUNDIAL
S I T
N E ELY
P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
CHH 1 12/08/1989 A
CHH 1 12/09/1989 A
CHH 1 12/14/1989 A
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
2/05/1989
2/05/1989
7/06/1989
7/13/1989
7/20/1989
7/27/1989
8/03/1989
8/17/1989
8/24/1989
8/31/1989
9/07/1989
9/14/1989
9/21/1989
10/05/1989
10/12/1989
10/19/1989
10/26/1989
11/02/1989
11/16/1989
11/22/1989 B
11/23/1989 A
12/07/1989 A
12/14/1989 A
12/21/1989 A
12/28/1989 A
CHAPEL HILL, N.C, HOLIDAYS
HOLIDAY CLOSINGS CHH 1 1/14/1989
AREA GOVERNMENTS LIST EASTER CLOSINGS CHH 1 3/23/1989
HOLIDAY CLOSINGS CHH 1 6/30/1989
HOLIDAY CLOSINGS CHH 1 11/21/1789
AREA CHRISTMAS CLOSINGS LISTED CHH 1 12/21/1989
HOLIDAY CLOSING SCHEDULES CHH 1 12/30/1989
CHAPEL HILL, N.C. , HOUSING
SEE ALSO BUILDING DEVELOPERS
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL HOUSING AUTHORITY
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO AFFORDABLE HOUSING TASK FORCE
SEE ALSO HOUSING, N.C.
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, FACULTY HOUSING
NEW TANDLER PHASE IN WORKS CHH 1 1/04/1989
REFERENDUM PROPOSAL GETS POSITIVE HEARING CHH 1 1/05/1989
CHAPEL HILL LIVING COST HIGHEST IN STATE CHH 1 1/07/1989
TOWN LOOKING FOR GUIDANCE FOR THE FUTURE/CHAPEL HILL'S SUBURBAN-STYLE... CHH 1 1/08/1989
POPULATION TO NEARLY DOUBLE BY YEAR 2010 CHH 1 1/08/1989
COUNCIL LIKES LOW-COST HOUSING PROPOSAL CHH 1 1/10/1989
APPRAISER SAYS HOUSING STUDY IS MISLEADING CHH 1 1/12/1989
MANAGER PROMOTES AFFORDABLE HOUSING CHH 1 1/22/1989 A
TOWN NEEDS HOUSING POLICY, COUNCIL TOLD CHH 1 1/25/1989 A
IS HOUSING EFFORT WORTH THE COST? CHH 1 1/27/1989 A
A PROFESSOR'S HOMEWORK; FIND A HOUSE CHH 1 1/29/1989 A
UCLA MAY GIVEUNC A LESSON CHH 1 1/29/1989 A
SHORTAGE AFFECTING ENTIRE TOWN CHH 1 1/29/1989 A
CHAPEL HILL FACES TOUGH CHOICES CHH 1 1/30/1989 A
UNC URGED TO HELP EASE LACK OF HOUSING CHH 1 2/02/1989 A
TOWN ASKS FOR HELP WITH HOUSING POLICY CHH 1 2/02/1989 A
UNC TO REVIEW TANDLER PROJECT CHH 1 2/16/1989 A
HOUSING: AESTHETICS VS. COST? CHH 1 2/21/1989 A
RESIDENTS SILENT AT PUBLIC HEARING CHH 1 2/23/1989 A
CAMBRIDGE RETIREMENT COMPLEX CONSTRUCTION SLATED FOR SUMMER CHH 1 3/02/1989 A
CAN WE AFFORD AFFORDABLE HOUSING? CHH 1 3/09/1989 A
PRICE TOURS TANDLER SUBDIVISION, PRAISES 'IMAGINATIVE USE' OF FUNDS CHH 1 3/25/1989 A
3 P N M70
4 E
3 N
N H90
0 L90
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
A
P
P
P
P
P
N L90
N
N S17
N
I
I
N C62
N M70
N S17
N M70
N M70
N M70
N S17
N M70
N M70
E
N S17
N S17
N M70
E
N M70
N M70
N
E
N
N S17
E
N M70
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SOME IN PUBLIC HOUSING PAYING MORE NORMAL RENTS, OFFICIAL SAYS
CHAPEL HILL TOW COUNCIL MULLS LONG-RANGE PLAN
DOUNTOUN PROJECT DECISION DELAYED
HOUSING PROPOSAL DRAWS FIRE AT LONG-RANGE PLAN HEARING
COUNCIL HASHES OUT COMPREHENSIVE PLAN
3-CENT TAX INCREASE ON BUDGET PROPOSAL
BUILDING A GOOD HOUSING POLICY
PUBLIC HOUSING ID CARDS MAY SOON BE RULE
CHAPEL HILL'S LIVING COSTS STILL TOPS
UHEN THE CURE IS PART OF THE DISEASE
LOU-COST SUBDIVISION ON SESSION AGENDA
COUNCIL MULLS HELP FOR HOUSING
TOWN TO SUBSIDIZE CULBRETH H0NES/*238,000 MARKED FOR PROJECT
COUNTY TO TACKLE WATERSHED, AFFORDABLE HOUSING LINKAGE
TAYLOR PROPOSES PUBLIC HOUSING
LAND SET ASIDE FOR HOUSING PROJECT
HOUSING GRANT USES ANNOUNCED
CHAPEL HILL, N.C., LAND USE
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C., BUFFER ZONE
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C, LOOP ROAD
SEE ALSO LAND USE
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., BUFFER
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., LAND USE
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, LAND USE
LAND-USE PLAN IN COUNCIL'S HANDS
PLANNER URGES COUNCIL TO NIX PROTEAN PROJECT
PLANNING BOARD RECOMMENDS AGAINST REZONING 15-501
PLANNERS RECOMMEND AGAINST ENVIRONTEK
TOWN COUNCIL BACKS AWAY FROM BUILDING CAP
STUDY URGES FAST ACTION ON OPEN SPACE
TOWN-GOWN GROUP TO CONSIDER 'LINGERING' TRANSPORTATION ISSUES
PASSIVE APPROACH TO 'BEAUTFICATION'
CITY COUNCIL FEARS CHAPEL HILL MALL MAY SNARL TRAFFIC
ETC TACKLES COUNTY ONE STEP AT A TINE/SUNDAY FOCUS: ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
NO SPACE LEFT FOR LARGE INDUSTRY, BUT CHAPEL HILL WELCOMES SMALL
LAND ACQUISITION TO TOP AGENDA FOR CHAPEL HILL BOARDS
RESIDENTS OF PLANNING AREA DESERVE RIGHT TO VOTE IN TOWN
CHAPEL HILL, N.C, LOOP ROAD
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C, LAND USE
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C, STREETS
"LOOP" ROADS STILL IN THOROUGHFARE PLAN
CHAPEL HILL, N.C, MAYOR'S OFFICE
FORMER CHAPEL HILL MAYOR FOUSHEE DIES AT 86
HOWES MAY TRY FOR SECOND TERM
HOWES WANTS 2 MORE YEARS IN MAYOR'S SEAT
BUILDERS GROUP SUPPORTS PORTO
A LONE CONTENDER, HOWES FINDS GOING ODD, AT THE LEAST
AVERAGE TURNOUT PREDICTED FOR MUNICIPAL CONTESTS
CHAPEL HILL, N.C, MAYOR'S OFFICE, ASSISTANT
LISA PRICE, CONGRESSMAN'S WIFE, TO TAKE MAYOR'S ASSISTANT XB
CHAPEL HILL, N.C, MAYOR'S OFFICE, SALARY
CHAPEL HILL'S MAYOR GETS TO KEEP MORE OF HIS SALARY
CHAPEL HILL, N.C, OFFICE PROPERTY
DEVELOPER, RESIDENTS DEBATE PLANS FOR GATEWAY
WEST END PROJECT GETS COUNCIL'S OK
CHAPEL HILL, N.C, ORDINANCES
COUNCIL TO SET AGENDA; ANNUAL PLANNING RETREAT TODAY AT SIENA HOTEL
COPYTRON FILES SUIT OVER NEON SIGN LAW
COPYTRON FILES SUIT OVER NEON SIGN LAW
TASK FORCE ON TREE LAW MIGHT ALTER APPROACH
NEON LIGHT SUIT STILL TURNED ON
PUBLIC TO HAVE VOICE IN REQUEST TO ENACT CHAPEL HILL ORDINANCES
TOWN ASKED TO HOLD OFF ON TREE LAW
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CHH
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CHH
CHH
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
3/27/1989
4/06/1989
4/06/1989
4/13/1989
5/02/1989
5/18/1989
5/19/1989
5/22/1989
6/17/1989
8/10/1989
9/30/1989
10/04/1989
11/23/1989
11/27/1989
12/09/1989
12/15/1989
12/27/1989
N M70
N H70
N
N M70
N M70
N M70
E
N M70
N S17
E
N
N M70
N M70
N S17
N
N
N
CHH 1
2/23/1989 A
3 N M70
CHH 1
4/04/1989 A
1 N M70
cm l
4/05/1989 A
1 N M70
CHH 1
4/07/1989 A
1 N M70
ON 1
4/12/1989 A
1 P N M70
CHH 1
4/20/1989 A
3 N M70
CHH 1
5/02/1989 A
1 N L90
CHH 1
6/19/1989 A
4 E
S 2
6/21/1989 A
1 N C61
CHH 1
7/30/1989 A
1 C N L90
CHH 1
7/30/1989 A
1 P N M70
CHH 1
9/11/1989 A
3 P N M70
CHH 1
11/29/1989 A
4 E
CHH 1
6/21/1989 A
1 N M70
CHH 1
2/09/1989 A
3 P 0
CHH 1
3/27/1989 A
1 P N M70
CHH 1
7/08/1989 A
1 P N M70
CHH 1
11/03/1989 A
3 N M70
CHH 1
11/05/1989 A
1 P N M70
CHH 1
11/07/1989 A
1 P N M70
CW 1 11/25/1989 A 1 P N M70
CHH 1 4/05/1989 A 1 P N M70
CHH 1
CHH 1
6/14/1989 A
6/14/1989 A
1
3
N M70
N
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
1/14/1989 A
1/19/1989 A
1/19/1989 A
1/26/1989 A
2/03/1989 A
2/11/1989 A
2/14/1989 A
1
1
1
3
3
3
1
N M70
N H70
N H90
N N70
N C62
N M70
N M70
■LX630- MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
TIGHTER BUILDING RULES IN THE WORKS; PLAN WOULD GIVE CHAPEL HILL.
PLANNERS NIX NEON
TOWN COUNCIL BACKS AWAY FROM BUILDING CAP
RIGHTS HEARING DRAWS 65
COUNCIL HAY ALLOW MORE CAR WASHES
CAR WASH PROPOSAL TOO STRICT, DEVELOPERS SAY
CHAPEL HILL TREE, SHRUB BILL HITS SNAG IN N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY
SHRUB ORDINANCE GOES TOO FAR
ORDINANCE HAY AGAIN HOVE VENDORS OFF STREETS
VENDING ORDINANCE SENT BACK
STREET-VENDING LAW SHOULD BE FAIR TO ALL
CHAPEL HILL TREE BILL GETS COMMITTEE OK
N.C. HOUSE APPROVES OMNIBUS LEGISLATION
NEON BECOMES 'INERT' ISSUE
chapel hill tree, shrub bill one step away from becoming law
legislature ratifies tree bill
unc flag breaks sign rules, planner says
when is a flag not a flag?
permit needed for flag, board says
board wants tree law revaifed
club's soil grading becomes zoning issue
durham lost on anti-discrimination, but won on triangle transit..,
council to consider tree protection law
town debates tree law
delay urged on mixed-use changes
noise squabble heats up again
noise complaints deserve to be heard
chapel hill noise problems, complaints on increase
noise proposal: just say 'huh?'
tree ordinance compromise goal of task force chairman
town council adopts tree law
chapel hill, n.c, parking areas
see also carrboro, n.c, parking areas
see also parking lots
see also rosemary square
see also univ. of n.c.-chapel hill, parking
tighter parking rules will mean extra steps for fans
parking ban serves community well
state oks town's 1st park-and-ride lot
enough (parking) is enough
survey cites lack of parking
park-and-ride lot location questioned
taylor likes 500-space parking lot
developer scraps plans for rosemary square complex
wallace calls for action on rosemary parking
park-wd-ride lot plans get approval
parking: the meter's running
town council officially ends rosemary project
new group will study chapel hill traffic, parking
subcommittee to examine parking issue
parking lease extended for town
parking deck revived; 'rosemary's' baby' born?
taylor wants building contract for hangum
'rosemary's baby' planning scheduled
rosemary square officially at an end
parking committee chooses five finalists
officials seek diversity for downtown (correction printed 9-6-89)
parking the key, officials say
correction
parking proposals would include public plaza
parking proposals look like progress
town committee selects parking garage builder
parking deck timing called 'ambitious'
plaza planned to top ncnb parking deck
forum to address parking garage
parking deck should fit town ambiance, speakers say
group to manage ncnb plaza deck
committee seeks to put restaurant atop parking deck
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH
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CHH 1
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CHH 1
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3/11/1989
4/12/1989
4/15/1989
4/17/1989
4/19/1989
4/20/1989
4/21/1989
4/24/1989
4/26/1989
4/28/1989
5/06/1989
5/11/1989
6/17/1989
6/23/1989
6/29/1989
7/05/1989
7/06/1989
7/07/1989
8/03/1989
8/08/1989
8/13/1989 B
9/18/1989 A
9/19/1989
9/20/1989
10/11/1989
10/13/1989
10/19/1989
10/22/1989
10/23/1989
10/24/1989
CHH 1
1/20/1989
1/21/1989
2/08/1989
3/18/1989
3/22/1989
3/22/1989
4/09/1989
4/25/1989
4/26/1989
4/26/1989
4/26/1989
5/09/1989
6/02/1989
6/05/1989
6/27/1989
6/28/1989
7/08/1989
7/08/1989
8/18/1989
8/22/1989
9/04/1989
9/04/1989
9/06/1989
9/20/1989
9/21/1989
10/04/1989
11/21/1989
11/30/1989
12/09/1989
12/15/1989
12/15/1989
12/19/1989
3
4
1
4
3
3
3
1
1
3
4
1
3
1
3
1
3
3
3
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1
1 I
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1
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1
1
1
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N H70
N M70
N M70
N S17
N M70
N M70
N L40
E
N M70
N
E
N L40
N
E
N H20
N
N M70
E
N M70
N M70
N M70
N L40
N H90
N M70
N M70
N M70
E
N M70
E
N W57
N M70
N M70
E
N M70
E
N
N
N
N H70
N M70
N
E
N M70
N M70
N M70
N
N H70
N
N
N S17
N M70
N M70
N M70
N
N M70
E
N M70
N M70
N M70
N
N M70
N
N M70
CHAPEL HILL, N.C, PARKS
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SUBJECTS
SEE ALSO PARKS, ORANGE COUNTY
SEE ALSO SOUTHERN COMMUNITY PARK (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.)
TOWN PREPARES FOR OPEN-SPACE REFERENDUM
PARK PLAN FORUM SCHEDULED FOR TUES.
TOWN TO MULL PARKS BONDS
RESIDENTS URGE COUNCIL TO GO AHEAD WITH PARKS BONDS
COUNCIL OKS PARKS BOND REFERENDUM
TOWN MAY SEIZE ESTES DRIVE LAND
CHAPEL HILL VOTERS APPROVE $5 MILLION BOND ISSUE FOR PARKS
PARK RECEIVES FEDERAL GRANT
CHAPEL HILL, N.C, PLANNING DISTRICT
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C, ANNEXATION
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C, ZONING
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL COMPREHENSIVE PLAN
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL PLANNING BOARD
HOUSING PROPOSAL DRAWS FIRE AT LONG-RANGE PLAN HEARING
CHAPEL HILL-DURHAM GROUP DISCUSSES BORDER
CHAPEL HILL, N.C, POPULATION
TOWN LOOKING FOR GUIDANCE FOR THE FUTURE/CHAPEL HILL'S SUBURBAN-STYLE.
POPULATION TO NEARLY DOUBLE BY YEAR 2010
CHAPEL HTJ-L.N.C, PROPERTY TAXES
SEE PROPERTY TAXES, CHAPEL HILL
CHAPEL HILL, N.C, PUBLIC FACILITIES
SEE CHAPEL HILL, N.C, GROWTH DEVELOPMENT
SEE INFRASTRUCTURE
CHAPEL HILL, N.C, REFERENDUMS
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C, BOND ISSUES
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C, ELECTIONS
ABSENTEES CAN VOTE IN REFERENDUM
FINDING SPACE FOR AN ELECTION/SUNDAY FOCUS! OPEN SPACE REFERENDUM
WALLACE: 'IT'S NOW OR NEVER'/SUNDAY FOCUS! OPEN SPACE REFERENDUM
PARK LAND REFERENDUM IS TODAY
CHAPEL HILL, N.C, RESOURCE CONSERVATION DISTRICT
SEE ALSO FLOODPLAIN LAND
CLUB'S SOIL GRADING BECOMES ZONING ISSUE
COUNTRY CLUB WILL SEEK PERMIT FOR EROSION WORK
CHAPEL HILL, N.C, RESTAURANTS
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C, BAPS
SEE ALSO PYEUACKET RESTAURANT
SEE ALSO RESTAURANTS, N.C
LEO'S HAS MEDITERRANEAN COZINESS
POPULAR PYEWACKET COULD STAND TO EXPAND MENU
ONLY THE PICKIEST OF EATERS COULD GO HUNGRY AT IL PAUO
INELEGANT 'RAT' IS A REFRESHING CHANGE
CHARLIE TWO SHOES OPENS RESTAURANT IN CHAPEL HILL
LA RESIDENCE ADDS TO ITS EXCELLENCE WITH A CAFE SECTION
PASSAGE TO INDIA GIVES TRIANGLE A FIRST-CLASS ETHNIC RESTAURANT
RESTAURANTS XIN BATTLE AGAINST HUNGER
WHERE WILL YOU DINE ON NOVEMBER 14TH?
RESPONSE TO RSWP 'P0SITIVE'/48 RESTAURANTS HELP
CHAPEL HILL, N.C, REVENUES
CHAPEL HILL OFFICIALS FORESEE TAX INCREASE
CHAPEL HILL, N.C, SEWERS
SEE CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO, SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANTS
SEE MASON FARM WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT
SEE WATER AND SEWER LINES, CHAPEL HILL AND CARRBORO
CHAPEL HILL, N.C, SIDEWALK VENDORS
SEE CHAPEL HILL, N.C, FLOWER LADIES
SEE SIDEWALK VENDORS
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CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH
H
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
1/24/1989
2/25/1989
2/27/1989
2/28/1989
3/07/1989
4/07/1989
5/03/1989
9/27/1989
1
3
1
1
1
3
13
3
N M70
N
N M70
N M70
N M70
N M70
N M70
N
4/13/1989 A 1 N H70
8/31/1989 B 2 P N R63
1/08/1989 A
1/08/1989 A
1 C N M70
1 N M70
CHH 1 4/23/1989 A 3 N
CHH 1 4/30/1989 A 1 M N M70
CHH 1 4/30/1989 A 1 N M70
CHH 1 5/02/1989 A 3 N
CHH 1
CHH 1
8/08/1989 A
8/10/1989 A
N M70
N M70
H 2
1/06/1989 D
8 P R D77
H 2
1/27/1989 D
14 P R D77
H 2
4/07/1989 D
2 P R D77
H 2
4/21/1989 D
5 P R D77
S 2
4/28/1989 A
14 N
H 2
5/12/1989 D
4 P R D77
H 2
6/02/1989 D
4 P R D77
CHH 1
10/14/1989 A
3 N
CHH 1
11/14/1989 A
9 A
CHH 1
11/24/1989 A
3 H
CHH 1
3/03/1989 A
1 P N M70
CHAPEL HILL, N.C, SISTER CITIES
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1/01/1989
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12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
SEE ALSO SAN JORGE, NICARAGUA
SEE ALSO SISTER CITIES PROGRAM
TOUN HAY GET NICARAGUAN SISTER
GROUP TO GATHER GIFTS FOR CITY IN NICARAGUA
OFF TO NICARAGUA
TOM, SAN JORGE NOW SISTER CITIES
SISTER CITY COLLECTION SLATED
SISTER CITY DANCE MARATHON PLANJO
A SISTER-CITY BENEFIT
CHAPEL HILL, N.C., STREETS
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C, LOOP ROAD
SEE ALSO PITTSBORO ST. (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.)
SEE ALSO SOUTH COLUMBIA ST. (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.)
THREE STREET UIDENINGS TOP NEEDS LIST
TOWN COUNCIL TO CONSIDER STOP SIGN POLICY
TEMPORARY DEAD END
FORDHAN BOULEVARD TO BE ESTABLISHED
ROCKY HILL PLAN WORRIES NEIGHBORS
CLOSED UNTIL NOVEMBER
COUNCIL TO CONSIDER SOUTH CAROLINA UIDENING
IN THISCASE, CHEAPER IS BETTER
IS STREET EXTENSION UORTH THE COST?
UET PAINT
CHAPEL HILL, N.C, TAX RATE
SEE ALSO PROPERTY TAXES, CHAPEL HILL
OFFICIALS DISCUSS TAX RATE INCREASE
JUST WHEN YOU THOUGHT IT WAS SAFE ...
CHAPEL HILL OFFICIALS FORESEE TAX INCREASE
TAYLORS SMALL TAX RATE HIKE UAY OF FUTURE
3-CENT TAX INCREASE ON BUDGET PROPOSAL
CHAPEL HILL, N.C, TAXES
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS, SPECIAL SCHOOL DISTRICT TAX
SEE ALSO ENTERTAINMENT TAXES, CHAPEL HILL
SEE ALSO PROPERTY TAXES, CHAPEL HILL
ENTERTAINMENT TAX ILL-ADVISED
COMMISSION HANTS TRIAL PERIOD FOR TAX
TAX DISTRICT VOTE COMING JUNE 12
HAKAN CONFIDENT DOUNTOUN TAX WILL FLY
'SUNDAY FOCUS' ON TAXES MISLEADING
COMMISSION SUGGESTS MOTEL TAX GRANTS OF $50,000 FOR LOCAL COMMUNITY...
TAYLOR WANTS NEW TAX ON RESIDENCES
A TAX FOR THE SAKE OF TAXING?
CHAPEL HILL, N.C.TEEN CENTER
SEE ALSO TEEN CENTER
TEEN CENTER TO HONOR DEPARTING DIRECTOR
CHAPEL HILL, N.C, TELEPHONES
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, TELEPHONES
CHAPEL HILL SITE OF FIRST SAMPLING OF PHONING EXTRAS
TRIANGLE CALL OPTIONS EXPLAINED
CHAPEL HILL POLICE GET NEW PHONE SYSTEM
CHAPEL HILL, N.C, TOWN SEAL
ATHENA TO CONTINUE CHAPEL HILL REIGN
TOWN OKS SEAL CHANGE
CHAPEL HILL, N.C, TRAFFIC
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C -CHAPEL HILL. TRAFFIC CONGESTION
UIDENING ESTES DRIVE WOULD INCREASE TRAFFIC COMPUTER PROJECTS
PITTSBORO STREET STILL BEST OPTION, PLANNERS SAY
NEW GROUP WILL STUDY CHAPEL HILL TRAFFIC PARKING
T0WJH30WN REPORT TARGETS TRAFFIC FLOW
TIME TO BITE THE BULLET?
CHAPEL HILL, N.C. , TRANSPORTATION
THREE STREET WIDENINGS TOP NEEDS LIST
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3/29/1989
5/30/1989
5/31/1989
6/16/1989
9/29/1989
10/12/1989
10/13/1989
3/25/1989
3/27/1989
6/29/1989
7/15/1989
7/28/1989
9/13/1989
12/18/1989
12/19/1989
12/20/1989
12/28/1989
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
1/06/1989 A
1/24/1989 A
3/03/1989 A
4/24/1989 A
5/18/1989 A
1/17/1989
2/15/1989
2/25/1989
2/28/1989
3/19/1989
5/05/1989
5/19/1989
11/17/1989
CHH 1 1/09/1989 A
CHH 1 3/22/1989 A
CHH 1 12/22/1989 A
CHH
CHH
1 1/11/1989 A
1 3/10/1989 A
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
2/23/1989 A
3/24/1989 A
6/02/1989 A
9/12/1989 A
9/13/1989 A
P N M70
N D38
PP L38
N
N
N
P F M60
N M70
N M70
P L38
N
N M70
P L38
N M70
E
E
P S76
1 P N M70
4 E
1 P N M70
3 P N M70
3 N M70
E
N M70
N
N M70
L
N H70
N M70
E
CHH 1 8/09/1989 A 3 N
3 N L90
3 N C62
3 N M70
3 N M70
8 N
N M70
N M70
N M70
N S17
E
CHH 1 3/25/1989 A 1 N M70
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HONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
FURTHER STUDY URGED FOR RAIL
CHAPEL HILL, N.C., TRASH COLLECTION
SEE CHAPEL HILL, N.C., GARBAGE COLLECTION
CHAPEL HILL, N.C., TROLLEY SERVICE
SEE ALSO CARRBORO, N.C., BUSES
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C., BUSES
SEE ALSO TROLLEY CARS
TROLLEY WON'T STOP HERE; UNLESS CftfRBORO PAYS, DIBBERT SAYS
COMMISSION HEDGES BETS FOR TROLLEY
ALDERMEN UNDECIDED ON PROPOSED TROLLEY
TROLLEY PLANS TO ROLL TO VOTE BY ALDERMEN
CARRBORO SHOPS HAVE SHOT AT GETTING TROLLEYS BACK ON TRACK
UNC, NCMH GIVE *5,000 EACH FOR TROLLEY BUS FUND
'TROLLEYS' CUTE, WASTEFUL
TROLLEY UNVEILED
OFFICIALS SEEK DIVERSITY FOR DOWNTOWN (CORRECTION PRINTED 9-A-S9)
PARKING THE KEY, OFFICIALS SAY
TROLLEY BUSES HIT THE STREETS IN CHAPEL HILL
DURHAM COULD USE DOWNTOWN GIMMICK
CAMPUS RIDERSHIP SAID ONE IN 10
THE 'DOWNTOWN DEBRIS DEBACLE'
TROLLEY TO TRAVERSE CARRBORO IN DEC,
DOWNTOWN TROLLEY USE 19 PERCENT BELOW SEPT. LEVEL
TROLLEYS TO DISPLAY PAID ADVERTISING
TROLLEY TRAVELERS ARE LUNCHTIME CROWD
CHAPEL HILL, N.C., WATER LINES
SEE WATER AND SEWER LINES, CHAPEL HILL AND CARRBORO
CHAPEL HILL, N.C., WATER RATES
SEE WATER AND SEWER RATES, CHAPEL HILL AND CARRBORO
CHAPEL HILL, N.C., ZONING
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C., BUFFER ZONE
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C., GROWTH DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C., PLANNING DISTRICT
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL PLANNING BOARD
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., ZONING
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY PLANNING BOARD
PROTEAN WILL FINE-TUNE SHOPPING CENTER PUWS
PUBLIC TO HAVE VOICE IN REQUEST TO ENACT CHAPEL HILL ORDINANCES
BUFFERS WOULD PROTECT LAND, DEVELOPER SAYS
PLANNER URGES COUNCIL TO NIX PROTEAN PROJECT
PLANNING BOARD RECOMMENDS AGAINST REZONING 15-501
PROTEAN REZONING REJECTION URGED
RESIDENTS ASK TOWN COUNCIL TO REJECT SHOPPING COMPLEX
TAYLOR URGES COUNCIL TO NIX REZONING
COUNCIL REJECTS PROTEAN REQUEST
RESIDENTS SILENT ON SORORITY
ZONING HEARING PLANNED
MIXED-USE ZONES MAY BE REWORKED
NO SPACE LEFT FOR LARGE INDUSTRY, BUT CHAPEL HILL WELCOMES SMALL
CLUB'S SOIL GRADING BECOMES ZONING ISSUE
TOWN MAY ZONE TO SLOW DEVELOPMENT
PETITION QUESTIONS GATEWAY PROJECT MIXED-USE ZONING
DELAY URGED ON MIXED-USE CHANGES
PERIMETER REZONING SUGGESTED
REZONING PUN LOOKS GOOD ON PAPER
SPEAKERS CRITICIZE ZONING
MIXED ZONES TO GET REVIEW
TOWN TO CONSIDER BUILDING LIMITS ON NEARBY AREA
COUNCIL CONSIDERS REZONING OPTIONS
REZONING PROPOSAL SENT BACK
TAYLOR REPEATS HIS SUPPORT OF DOWNZONING
MIXED-USE ZONING MAY SOON BECOME CHAPEL HILL REALITY
REZONING PLAN NEEDS MORE WORK
RESIDENTS OF PLANNING AREA DESERVE RIGHT TO VOTE IN TOWN
REZONING REVISION PROPOSED
N E
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CHH 1 12/05/1989 A 1 P M S17
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
4/28/1989
5/26/1989
6/03/1989
6/12/1989
6/15/1989
6/30/1989
7/05/1989
8/03/1989
9/04/1989
9/04/1989
9/05/1989
9/06/1989
9/12/1989
9/26/1989
11/04/1989
12/02/1989
12/05/1989
12/23/1989
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHJH 1
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
1/31/1989
2/11/1989
3/02/1989
4/04/1989
4/05/1989
5/12/1989
5/16/1989
6/10/1989
6/13/1989
6/20/1989
7/08/1989
7/19/1989
7/30/1989
8/08/1989
8/30/1989
9/10/1989
9/20/1989
10/14/1989
10/17/1989
10/18/1989
10/25/1989
11/13/1989
11/14/1989
11/15/1989
11/26/1989
11/28/1989
11/28/1989
11/29/1989
11/30/1989
N S17
N C62
N C62
N C62
N C62
N W2
L
P C45
N N70
N M70
N M70
E
H S17
E
N M70
N C62
N
N C62
N M70
N M70
N M70
N M70
N M70
N M70
N M70
N
N M70
N M70
N
N M70
N M70
N M70
N M70
N M70
N M70
N M70
E
N M70
N M70
N H90
N H90
N
N M70
N M70
E
E
N M70
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CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
11/30/1989 A
12/01/1989 A
12/13/1989 A
12/14/1989 A
12/29/1989 A
4 L
1 P N M70
1 N M70
4 E
3 PN M20
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
1/25/1989
2/24/1989
4/05/1989
10/05/1989
10/12/1989
10/21/1989
10/22/1989
1/13/1989
1/20/1989
2/03/1989
2/03/1989
2/17/1989
2/17/1989
3/03/1989
3/17/1989
3/21/1989
5/10/1989
N M70
N M70
N M70
N M70
NM70
N M70
N H70
NM70
N M70
N L90
N C62
N H70
N M70
N L90
N M70
M 1170
N M70
THE 'CHAPEL HILL FENCE'
TIE VOTE DELAYS REZ0NIN6 AGAIN
TOWN COUNCIL KILLS DOWNZONING PLAN
VOTE STRIKES BLOW FOR FAIRNESS
WATERSHED REVISION PONDERED
CHAPEL HILL ALLIANCE OF NEIGHBORHOODS
TOWN NEEDS HOUSING POLICY, COUNCIL TOLD
TIGHTER BUILDING RULES IN THE WORKSjPLAN WOULD GIVE CHAPEL HILL...
PLANNING BOARD RECOMMENDS AGAINST REZONING 15-501
NOT ANTI-DEVELOPMENT
ALLIANCE NAMES COUNCIL CHOICES
TAYLOR DEFENDS TOWN STAFF AGAINST ALLIANCE CRITICISM
PLANNERS SEEK MORE PUBLIC INPUT
CHAPEL HILL APPEARANCE COMMITTEE
PLANS FOR NEW 'ENTRANCE WAY' CONVENIENCE STORE DRAWS PRAISE
COMMITTEE WILL CONSIDER NEWS RACK RULES
COMMITTEE INITIATES NEWS RACK APPEARANCE, PLACEMENT SCRUTINY
NEON LIGHT SUIT STILL TURNED ON
NEON SIGN LIMITS GET SUPPORT
TOWN TO EXPERIMENT WITH GROUPED NEWSPAPER RACKS
NEW, BUT BETTER? REDESIGNED NEWS RACKS GET MIXED REVIEWS
TAYLOR TURNS THUMBS DOWN ON NEON SIGNS
NEON SIGNS SPARK DEBATE
NEWSPAPER RACKS 'APPEAR' TO LOOK BETTER, SLOOP SAYS
CHAPEL HILL ATTORNEY'S OFFICE
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL LEGAL DEPT.
CHAPEL HILL*. A TOWN IN A FULL-COURT PRESS/SUNDAY FOCUS
CASE OVERLOAD SENDS TOWN LOOKING FOR HELP
CHAPEL HILL BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT
APS TO CONSIDER APPEALING COUNTY SANCTUARY DECISION
CHAPEL HILL BLVD.
SEE DURHAM/CHAPEL HILL BLVD.
CHAPEL HILL BUS STATION
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C., BUSES
THE NEXT BUS IN WILL BE CARRYING AN ARTIST'S DREAM
CHAPEL HILL CIVITAN CLUB
A BABY OF A ROADSIDE PROJECT; 'ADOPT A HIGHWAY' PROGRAM GIVING AREA.
CHAPEL HILL COMMUNITY KITCHEN
SEE COMMUNITY KITCHEN (CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO)
SEE ST. PHILIPS EPISCOPAL CHURCH, SOUP KITCHEN
CHAPEL HILL COMPREHENSIVE PLAN
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C., PLANNING DISTRICT
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL PLANNING BOARD
HOUSING PROPOSAL DRAWS FIRE AT LONG-RANGE PLAN HEARING
CHAPEL HILL COUNTRY CLUB
CLUB'S SOIL GRADING BECOMES ZONING ISSUE
COUNTRY CLUB WILL SEEK PERMIT FOR EROSION WORK
COUNTRY CLUB'S GRADING WORK REPORT'S FOCUS
KILEFF SEIZES 3 TENNIS TITLES IN COUNTRY CLUB TOURNAMENT
CHAPEL HILL DEPT. OF HUMAN SERVICES
REPORTJ TOWN'S PROBLEMS TOPPED BY DAY CARE NEEDS
CHAPEL HILL DEPT. OF TRANSPORTATION
SEE CHAPEL HILL TRANSPORTATION DEPT.
CHAPEL HILL DOWNTOWN COMMISSION
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C., DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT
COMMISSION WANTS TRIAL PERIOD FOR TAX CHH 1 2/15/1989 A 1 P N M70
DON'T TAX DOWNTOWN RESIDENCES CHH 1 5/21/1989 A 4 E
CHH 1 2/12/1989 A 1 P N M70
CHH 1 2/12/1989 A 1 N M70
CHH 1 9/20/1989 A 1 N S17
CHH 1 5/07/1989 A 3 P N S17
CHH 1 4/02/1989 A 3 P N L90
CHH 1 4/13/1989 A 1 N M70
CHH 1 8/08/1989 A 3 N M70
CHH 1 8/10/1989 A 3 N M70
CHH 1 9/10/1989 A 3 N
CHH 1 10/28/1989 A 5 N
CHH 1 2/12/1989 A 1 N M70
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AN OPEN LETTER TO MAYOR HOWES AND THE TOW COUNCIL
CHAPEL HILL FERTILITY SERVICES
SEE ALSO FERTILITY
FERTILITY CENTER ADDED A UROLOGIST TO PROVIDE COUPLES JOINT TREATMENT
CHAPEL HILL FIRE DEPT.
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL POLICE DEPT.
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRAM
FIRE DEPARTMENT DESERVES PRAISE
VETERAN FIREFIGHTIN6 CAPTAIN DIES OF HEART ATTACK
FIREFIGHTERS' MESSAGE: BIG FIRES START SMALL
CLOSE CALL
VETERAN FIREFIGHTER CONTESTS FIRING
CHAPEL HILL FIRE DEPT., BUDGET
HOWES OPPOSES FIRE PROTECTION FUNDING CHANGE
PROPOSED TAX HIKE MAY GO UP HALF-CENT
CHAPEL HILL FIRE DEPT., CHIEF
VETERAN FIRE CHIEF TO RETIRE
ROBERTSON NAMED INTERIM FIRE CHIEF
TICKETS STILL AVAILABLE FOR FRI. DINNER HONORING CHIEF LLOYD
LLOYD ENDS 30 YRS. OF FIREFIGHTING
CHH 1 5/21/1989 A 5 A
CHH 1 8/04/1989 A 7 P N
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
1/02/1989 A
7/04/1989 A
10/08/1989 A
11/16/1989 A
12/29/1989 A
CHH
CHH
1 4/1V1989 A
1 5/12/1989 A
CHH 1 10/04/1989 A
CHH 1 12/21/1989 A
CHH 1 12/28/1989 A
CHH 1 12/31/1989 A
CHAPEL HILL FLYING CLUB
LOCAL FLYING CLUB DISPUTES OPPONENTS; CRITICISMS SAID UNFAIR CHH 1 8/18/1989 A
RISING TO THE CHALLENGEi CHAPEL HILL FLYING CLUB MEMBERS FERRY RELIEF... CHH 1 9/28/1989 A
PILOTS HEAD OFF TO AH) HURRICANE VICTIMS CHH 1 10/10/1989 A
CHAPEL HILL GARDEN CLUB
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL MEN'S GARDEN CLUB
SEE ALSO GARDENING, CHAPEL HILL
TROPICAL 'BEACH' TURNED OUT CHILLY H 2 3/14/1989 A
PRUNED, PAMPERED AND PREPARED FOR SPRING CHH 1 3/28/1989 A
CHAPEL HILL GATEWAY
SEARS WILL ANCHOR NEW 1-40 COMPLEX
TWO MAJOR DEVELOPMENTS GET EARLY APPROVAL
CHAPEL HILL PLANNING BOARD OKS 1-40 COMPLEX
CHAPEL HILL GATEWAY PLANS UP FOR REVIEW
DEVELOPER, RESIDENTS DEBATE PLANS FOR GATEWAY
BOARD WANTS GATEWAY REDESIGNED
POLITICAL BID WOULD NOT COST LASSITER BENEFITS
A MIXED REVIEW FOR 'MIXED-USE'
CITY COUNCIL FEARS CHAPEL HILL MALL MAY SNARL TRAFFIC
MANAGER OKS NEW CHAPEL HILL COMPLEX
TAYLOR BACKS GATEWAY COMPLEX PLAN
COUNCIL CALLS FOR REDESIGN OF PROJECT
PLANNERS ASK MORE GATEWAY CHANGES
TAYLOR STICKS TO HIS GUNS ON GATEWAY
GATEWAY QUESTIONS
LEGAL SNAG DELAYS VOTE ON GATEWAY
OPPONENTS KNEW OF SNAG - LAWYER
COUNCIL TO SUGGEST GATEWAY CHANGES, PASOUINI SAYS
CHAPEL HILL BOARD REQUESTS REVISED PLAN ON GATEWAY
MIXEIHJSE ZONES MAY BE REWORKED
REINING IN ON STRIP DEVELOPMENT
NO SPACE LEFT FOR LARGE INDUSTRY, BUT CHAPEL HILL WELCOMES SMALL
GATEWAY PROPOSAL REVISED
BOARD TO REVIEW GATEWAY TUESDAY
GATEWAY PLANS PULLED; ACTION FORCES CANCELLATION OF MEETINGS
GATEWAY BALL IN TOWN'S COURT, ATTORNEY SAYS
CHAPEL HILL-DURHAM GROUP DISCUSSES BORDER
PETITION QUESTIONS GATEWAY PROJECT MIXEIHJSE ZONING
GATEWAY FOES ASK COUNCIL TO RECONSIDER MIXEIHJSE
DELAY URGED ON MIXEIHJSE CHANGES
MIXED ZONES TO GET REVIEW
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H
CHH
S
S
CHH 1
H
H
CHH
CHH
H
CHH 1
CHH
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
4/28/1989 A
5/23/1989 A
5/25/1989 A
6/10/1989 A
6/14/1989 A
6/15/1989 A
6/20/1989 B
6/21/1989 A
6/21/1V8? A
6/22/1989 A
6/23/1989 A
6/27/1989 B
6/30/1989 C
7/08/1989 A
7/09/1989 A
7/11/1989 B
7/12/1989 A
7/14/1989
7/18/1989
7/19/1989
7/21/1989
7/30/1989
8/02/1989
8/13/1989
8/15/1989
8/26/1989
8/31/1989 B
9/10/1989 A
9/12/1989 A
9/20/1989 A
10/25/1989 A
L
N M70
N M70
P P L38
N M70
N M70
N M70
3 P N M70
3 N
1 P N
1 P N M70
1 N S17
1 P N S17
3 N
6 P U W15
3 P P L38
N S17
N M70
N M70
N
N M70
N M70
N R63
E
N C61
N C61
N M70
N M70
N M70
N M70
L
N M70
N M70
N M70
N M70
N M70
E
N M70
N M70
N M70
N M70
N M70
N R63
N M70
N M70
N M70
N M70
CHAPEL HILL HERALD
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SEE ALSO DURHAM HORNING HERALD
A SUPERB KESSENCER
HERALD MAKING PLANS FOR NEW QUARTERS
ENDLESS FASCINATION
MAJORITY OPINIONS SHOULD BE REPORTED, TOO
CHAPEL HILL HERALD NAMES SALES MANAGER
THE CHAPEL HILL HERALD DELIVERS FOR DICKINSON GARDEN CENTER (AD)
KIRKMAN RECEIVES 'BLITZ' PARIS PRIZE
THE CHAPEL HILL HERALD DELIVERS FOR PINEVIEW CONFERENCE CENTER <AD)
YEAR ONE, THE CHAPEL HILL HERALD (SPECIAL SECTION)
UAR OF THE WORDS) COMPETITION INTENSIFIES AS NEWSPAPERS BOOST EFFORTS.
BETTER NEWSPAPERS, BETTER GOVERNMENT
TEAM EFFORT MAKES HERALD A REALITY
FOR A NEW YEAR, HERE'S A NEW LOOK
ONE YEAR LATER
NEWSPAPER RECEIVES MERIT AWARD
'WHAT A PAPER! WHAT A STATE! '
MOVING DAY
MAKING THE HOVE
STORY TOO EXPLICIT
UNC CLARIFIES NEWSPAPER SALES POLICY
POLICE LOG/TWO TREES UPROOTED AT NEWSPAPER LOT
PHOTO EXPLOITS CHILD
POLICE LOG/SHRUBS PULLED FROM NEWSPAPER OFFICE
WHAT IS THE BEST READ DAILY PAPER IN ORANGE COUNTY?
NEWSPAPER KNEW COLUMNIST'S AFFILIATIONS
THE PEOPLE'S CHOICE/THE CHAPEL HILL HERALD (ADV)
THE CHAPEL HILL HERALD/FEAST-SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION (AD)
FEAST (ADVERTISING SUPPLEMENT)
SCHULTZ GETS SERVICE AWARD
WITH RSWP, EVERYONE WON
YOU WON'T KNOW UNTIL YOU'VE TRIED IT
CELL ARTICLE EDITORIALIZED
'GET OFF WRENN'S CASE*
HERALD PRINTS GOSSIP
CHAPEL HILL HERALD, CORRECTIONS AND CLARIFICATIONS
CORRECTION
CORRECTIONS
CORRECTION
CORRECTION
CORRECTION
SUSPECT'S IDENTITY CONFIRMED
CORRECTION
CORRECTION
CORRECTION
CORRECTION
CORRECTION
CORRECTION
CORRECTION
CLARIFICATION
CORRECTION
CORRECTION
CLARIFICATION
CORRECTION
CORRECTION
CORRECTION
CORRECTION
CORRECTION
CORRECTION
CLARIFICATION
CORRECTION
CORRECTION
CORRECTION
CLARIFICATION
CORRECTION
CORRECTION
CORRECTION
CORRECTION
CORRECTION
H 2
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
1/06/1989
2/01/1989
2/02/1989
2/09/1989
2/12/1989
4/19/1989
4/21/1989
5/27/1989
6/04/1989 B
6/06/1989 A
6/06/1989
6/06/1989
6/06/1989
6/06/1989
7/08/1989
7/25/1989
7/27/1989
7/28/1989
8/21/1989
8/23/1989
8/28/1989
9/27/1989
10/09/1989
10/24/1989
11/01/1989
11/05/1989
11/07/1989
11/08/1989 B
11/10/1989 A
12/05/1989
12/06/1989
12/08/1989
12/09/1989
12/23/1989
1
1
1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
CHH 1
1/08/1989
1/11/1989
1/13/1989
1/16/1989
2/06/1989
2/08/1989
2/08/1989
2/26/1989
2/28/1989
3/11/1989
3/12/1989
3/15/1989
3/21/1989
3/22/1989
4/13/1989
4/15/1989
4/20/1989
5/02/1989
5/05/1989
5/10/1989
5/11/1989
5/14/1989
5/18/1989
5/24/1989
5/31/1989
6/04/1989
6/08/1989
6/14/1989
6/16/1989
6/18/1989
6/28/1989
6/29/1989
7/15/1989
P F L38
L
N
U
L
N
A
N
A
F C50
N M70
E
U
N
F
N
L
N
P
L
N
N
L
N
A
U
A
A
F
N
L
U
L
L
L
T32
S17
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
8 N
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CORRECTION
CORRECTION
CORRECTION
CORRECTION
CANDIDATE NELSON FAILS TO PAY TAXES
CORRECTION
CORRECTION
CORRECTION
CORRECTION
CORRECTION
CORRECTION
CORRECTION
CORRECTION
CORRECTION
CORRECTION
CHARGES FILED IN TRANSFORMER INCIDENT
CHAPEL HILL HERALD, EDITORIALS
AIRPORT EDITORIAL A 'CHEAP SHOT'
MARKET SERVES NOBLE PURPOSE
EDITORIAL WRITER UNINFORMED
CHAPEL HILL HIGH SCHOOL
EDUCATORS TAKE ECONOMICS STUDY IN STRIDE
ABSENCES HIGH ON NATIONAL HOLIDAY
CHAPEL HILL HIGH'S BLACK HISTORY MONTH GETS MIXED REVIEWS FROM STUDENTS
HIGH FAILURE RATE WORRIES PRINCIPAL OF CHAPEL HILL HIGH
LOCAL TEACHER GETS REGIONAL HONOR
STUDENT GROUP MIMICS TOWN COUNCIL
SIMPSON, WAN* TO PERFORM BENEFIT FOR SCHOOL FOUNDATION
HATH DAY; THE RACE IS ON FOR KNOWLEDGE
TALLYING UP
CHHS TEACHER TO DIG FOR LATIN
HIGH SCHOOL TEACHER EARNS SLIFFE AWARD
D.A.'S OFFICE OFFERS NEW CHALLENGE
PARENT CRITICIZES SCHOOL OPENING
SHE'S MAGIC; MEET CHAPEL HILL HIGH'S AWARD-WINNING SCIENCE TEACHER
SCIENCE CLASS SWITCH
BOARD AGREES TO RELOCATE CHHS SCIENCE LABS
SCHOOLS' WATER FLOW SOLUTION TO COST ESTIMATED $218,803
CITY SCHOOLS TO SEEK COUNTY FUNDS TO IMPROVE WATER FLOW
CHAPEL HILL HIGH SCHOOL, CHEERLEADERS
SIS-BOOM-BAHi SPORT OF CHEERLEADING MORE THAN SIDELINE ART
CHHS CHEERLEADERS WIN FIRST PLACE
CHAPEL HILL HIGH SCHOOL, GRADUATION
THE CLASS OF '89; LIKE MANY, TWO SENIORS HAVE PLANS FOR A LIFETIME
THE CLASS OF '89; LIKE MANY, TWO SENIORS HAVE PLANS FOR A LIFETIME
GRADUATES' CHOICES INCLUDE COLLEGE, JOBS
PRINCIPAL! TRADITIONAL DIFFERENCES ARE RECEDING
CHAPEL HILL GRADUATES CLASS OF '89
CHAPEL HILL HIGH SCHOOL CHOIR
SING-ALONG TO BENEFIT CHILDREN
CHAPEL HILL HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, BASKETBALL (BOYS)
TIGERS NIP IMPROVING KNIGHTS S
COTTON PACES CHAPEL HILL WIN H
TIGERS HOLD OFF BULLDOGS S
FALCONS CAGE TIGERS S
CHAPEL HILL ROUTS ORANGE H
CHAPEL HILL ROARS PAST HILLSIDE, 69-38 H
VIKINGS KNOCK OFF CHAPEL HILL, 57-55 H
CHAPEL HILL DEFENSE SHUTS DOWN KNIGHTS H
TIGEKS .KEEP KNIGHTS GROUNDED S
TIGERS SINK BULLDOGS, 43-39 H
CHAPEL HILL DOWNS LEE COUNTY, 54-48 H
TIGER BOYS TOP PERSON; GIRLS FALL TO RCCXETTES H
CHH 1
7/20/1989 A
2 N
CHH 1
7/27/1989 A
2 N
CHH 1
8/03/1989 A
2 N
CHH 1
8/09/1989 A
4 N
CHH 1
8/15/1989 A
2 N
CHH 1
8/18/1989 A
3 N C62
CHH 1
8/23/1989 A
2 N
CHH 1
9/06/1989 A
2 N
CHH 1
9/16/1989 A
2 N
CHH 1
9/16/1989 A
3 P N
CHH 1
9/22/1989 A
9 N
CHH 1
9/26/1989 A
2 N
CHH 1
10/07/1989 A
2 N
CHH 1
10/08/1989 A
2 N
CHH 1
10/10/1989 A
2 N
CHH 1
10/14/1989 A
7 N
CHH 1
10/28/1989 A
3 N
CHH 1
6/01/1989 A
4 L
CHH 1
6/06/1989 A
4 L
CHH 1
12/28/1989 A
4 L
CHH 1
1/02/1989 A
1 N C62
H 2
1/07/1989 B
1PUT32
H 2
3/04/1989 B
1 P U L38
CHH 1
3/09/1989 A
1 N C62
CHH 1
3/16/1989 A
3 N
CHH 1
4/12/1989 A
1 P N M70
CHH 1
4/14/1989 A
9 N
CHH 1
5/06/1989 A
1 P N C62
H 2
5/27/1989 A
8 P P S73
CHH 1
6/16/1989 A
1 P N C62
CHH 1
7/13/1989 A
3 N
H 2
7/15/1989 B
1 P U L38
CHH 1
8/31/1989 A
3 N C62
CHH 1
10/02/1989 A
3 P N C62
CHH 1
11/20/1989 A
3 N C62
CHH 1
11/22/1989 A
3 N C62
CHH 1
12/04/1989 A
3 P N C62
CHH 1
12/06/1989 A
3 N C62
CHH 1
2/13/1989 A
3 P N C62
CHH 1
4/04/1989 A
3 N
CHH 1
6/04/1989 A
1 C N M25
CHH 1
6/04/1989 A
1 P N C62
CHH 1
6/04/1989 A
1 C N C62
CHH 1
6/04/1989 A
2 N M25
CHH 1
6/09/1989 A
1 P N C62
CHH 1 4/10/1989 A 3 P N C62
1/07/1989 B
1/11/1989 D
1/11/1989
1/24/1989
1/28/1989
2/01/1989
2/04/1989
2/08/1989
2/08/1989
2/11/1989
2/14/1989
2/21/1989 B
N A76
N
N A76
N A76
N M64
N P75
N R54
N M64
N P52
N M64
N
N
-LX630-
MONTHLY/
ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989
SUBJE
CHAPEL HILL BUMPS WARRIORS
CHAPEL HILL, JORDAN PLAY FOR PAC-6 TITLE
CAGED TIGER
TIGERS TOP JORDAN FOR PAC-6 TITLE
TIGERS STOP FALCONS IN PAC-6 FINALE
TOP-SEEDED TIGERS RALLY PAST WEBB, HILLSIDE ROLLS, 78-62
PARRISH PONDERS FOREIGN STUDENTS, ATHLETES
TIGERS POUND LEE COUNTY
WILLIAMS LIFTS CHAPEL HILL PAST ORANGE
TIGERS FIGHT OFF PANTHERS
PICK OF THE PAC-6
ROGERS GOES WILD, HILLSIDE ROLLS PAST CHAPEL HILL
HILLER! COACHES, PLAYERS SUFFER THROUGH THREE-GAME NIGHTS
RON. KEY THAT UNLOCKED TIGERS' FORTUNES
CHAPEL HILL HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, BASKETBALL (GIRLS)
VIKINGS KNOCK OFF CHAPEL HILL, 57-55
TIGER BOYS TOP PERSON) GIRLS FALL TO ROCKETTES
LADY TIGERS, BULLDOGS OPEN TOURNEY
LADY TIGERS, VIKES ROLL IN OPENERS
CHAPEL HILL STOPS NORTHERN; WEBB PULLS OFF UPSET OF VANCE
PAC-6: HILLSIDE, CHAPEL HILL WIN; GIRLS: CHAPEL HILL OVERCOMES.,.
LADY TIGERS REIGN SUPREME
CHAPEL HILL HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, FOOTBALL
KNIGHTS ARE PAC-6 FAVORITES — AGAIN
LLOYD FILLS SAFFELLE'S SHOES
FAST START HAS CHAPEL HILL THINKING PLAYOFFS
'TRAIN' ALSTON KEEPS CHUGGING AWAY FOR CHAPEL HILL
LINDSEY PUNT RETURN BEATS FALCONS; CHAPEL HILL SHUTS OUT RIVAL ORANGE
TIGERS 'FLAG' DOWN OHS
TIGERS, WARRIORS PUT UNBEATEN MARKS ON LINE
CHAPEL HILL STORMS BY HORNETS, 44-6
VANCE TURNS BACK ERROR-PRONE TIGERS
VIKINGS TRIP FUMBLE-PRONE TIGERS
KNIGHTS DEMONSTRATE MIGHT AGAINST TIGERS
BAILEY, KNIGHTS RIP TIGERS
DOBB LIFTS CHAPEL HILL PAST JORDAN
CHAPEL HILL CORRALS PERSON RECEIVERS FOR 28-14 WIN
CHAPEL HILL CONTROLS BALL AND WEBB, 28-14
TIGERS RIP WARRIORS
CHAPEL HILL RIPS JORDAN, 33-14, TO GRAB PLAYOFF SPOT
TIGERS BOMB FALCONS
CHAPEL HILL 'FAMILY' HITS THE ROAD
EAST WAKE ROLLS PAST TIGERS
WARRIORS SCORE QUICKLY, BLANK TIGERS
CHAPEL HILL HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, SOCCER
CHAPEL HILL, WITH NEW COACH, FAVORED TO WIN PAC-6 TITLE
CLOSING IN
KEPNER RALLIES TIGERS TO SOCCER WIN
CHAPEL HILL HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, TENNIS
THOMAS, COBB GIVE TIGERS TITLE
CHAPEL HILL HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, TRACK <BOYS)
TIGER RUNNERS SHOWING CHAMPIONSHIP POTENTIAL
TRADITION IN CORNER OF TIGER RUNNERS
SCHOPLER LEADS CHAPEL HILL INTO 2ND
CHAPEL HILL HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, TRACK (GIRLS)
TIGER RUNNERS SHOWING CHAMPIONSHIP POTENTIAL
CHAPEL Hia HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, VOLLEYBALL
TIGERS SPIKE NORTHERN, GAIN SEMIFINAL BERTH
JORDAN ROLLS TO PAC-6 TITLE
CHAPEL HILL HISTORICAL SOCIETY
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C., HISTORY
CALENDARS BECOMING COLLECTIBLE CREATIONS
: c t s
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S
I T
N
E E
L Y
P
D — DATE — C -PS L P BYL
H
2 2/22/1989 D
2 N R54
H
2 2/24/1989 B
3 N R54
H
2 2/25/1989 D
1 P P K30
H
2 2/25/1989 D
2 N R54
S
2 2/25/1989 B
3 PN K30
H
2 3/01/1989 C
2 P N R54
CHH 1 9/05/1989 A
3 P N C62
H
2 12/12/1989 B
3 N
H
2 12/13/1989 D
4P N
S
2 12/13/1989 D
3P N P52
H
2 12/16/1989 D
1 P P K30
H
2 12/16/1989 D
3 P N B40
H
2 12/24/1989 C
6 P N B40
H
2 12/29/1989 B
1 P G B40
H
2 2/04/1989 D
2 N R54
H
2 2/21/1989 B
3 N
H
2 2/27/1989 B
4 N M64
H
2 2/28/1989 D
2 N M64
H
2 3/02/1989 D
2 P N R54
H
2 3/04/1989 D
1 P N K64
S
2 3/04/1989 B
1 P N A76
S
2 8/23/1989 D
9 P F P52
S
2 8/30/1989 D
3 P N P52
H
2 9/07/1989 D
3 P N B40
H
2 9/07/1989 D
3 P N B40
H
2 9/09/1989 D
3 N W55
S
2 9/09/1989 B
1 P N A76
H
2 9/15/1989 B
1 N B40
H
2 9/17/1989 C
11 N B40
H
2 9/23/1989 D
3 P N B40
S
2 9/23/1989 B
3 P N A76
H
2 9/29/1989 B
1 P N B40
S
2 9/29/1989 D
4 P N P52
H
2 10/12/1989 B
3 N R54
H
2 10/21/1989 D
1 N B40
H
2 10/28/1989 D
3 PN B40
S
2 10/28/1989 B
3 P N A76
H
2 11/04/1989 D
3 P N B40
S
2 11/04/1989 B
1 N P52
H
2 11/09/1989 B
3 P N B40
H
2 11/11/1989 D
3 N G55
S
2 11/11/1989 B
1 N A76
H
2 8/20/1989 B
3 NF95
H
2 10/19/1989 B
3 PP R56
H
2 11/05/1989 C
13 N G55
H
2 11/03/1989 B
1 P N W55
H
2 9/21/1989 D
3 P N R54
H
2 11/09/1989 B
3 N B40
H
2 11/12/1989 C
13 P N
H
2 9/21/1989 D
3 P N R54
H
2 10/05/1989 B
3 P N G55
H
2 10/06/1989 B
1 P N B40
H
2 10/22/1989 D
3 P U H45
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M 0 N T H L
Y/ANNUAL
1/01/1989
INDEX BY
12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
A LOOK BACK/EARLY RECYCLING
A LOOK BACK/SENIOR LEADERS
A LOOK BACK/STYLES OF THE SEASON
A LOOK BACK/FINAL SESSION IN OLD COURTHOUSE
A LOOK BACK/POLITICAL FEAST
A LOOK BACK/IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION
HISTORIC AREA UP FOR DISCUSSION
A LOOK BACK/CHRISTMAS PAST
A LOOK BACK/FOLK FESTIVAL HEADLINERS
A LOOK BACK/CHURCH IN DEMOLITION
HAKING UAY FOR THE SUNDIAL
CHAPEL HILL HOUSING AUTHORITY
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C., HOUSING
TOWN ASKS FOR HELP WITH HOUSING POLICY
RENTERS TO RECEIVE REBATES
SOME IN PUBLIC HOUSING PAYING MORE NORMAL RENTS, OFFICIAL SAYS
CHAPEL HILL INSURANCE AGENCY
SOUTHLAND TO BUY CHAPEL HILL AGENCY
CHAPEL HILL INTERCHURCH COUNCIL
SEE INTER-FAITH COUNCIL FOR SOCIAL SERVICE
CHAPEL HILL KIUANIS CLUB
THERE'S A LOT OF DOUGH IN THOSE PANCAKES
FOOD GIVEAUAY STILL POPULAR
CHAPEL HILL LEGAL DEPT.
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL ATTORNEY'S OFFICE
CHAPEL HILL! A TOW IN A FULL-COURT PRESS/SUNDAY FOCUS
CASE OVERLOAD SENDS TOWN LOOKING FOR HELP
CHAPEL HILL MAYOR'S OFFICE
SEE CHAPEL HILL, N.C., MAYOR'S OFFICE
CHAPEL HILL MEN'S GARDEN CLUB
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL GARDEN CLUB
COME RAIN OR SHINE
CHAPEL HILL MUNICIPAL BUILDING
CHAPEL HILL CITY BUILDING CONSTRUCTION BIDS HIGHER THAN EXPECTED
MUNICIPAL BUILDING EXPANSION APPROVED
SPRING IS SPRUNG, AND THE ANNDt IS UNDER WAY
PUT IT RIGHT ... HERE!
THE CHAPEL HILL NEWSPAPER
CAMPBELL TO STAY DESPITE PURCHASE OF VIRGINIA WEEKLY
NEWSPAPER PUBLISHER PUTS HOME ON MARKET
CAMPBELL RESIGNS NEWSPAPER POST
SURVEY DUE FOR RELEASE; SUPERINTENDENT CITES LEGAL THREAT
PUBLIC GETS LOOK AT CONTROVERSIAL SCHOOL SURVEY
WILKIRSON FILES LAWSUIT
ZIMMERMAN TO LEAVE NEWSPAPER POSITION
CHAPEL HILL NORTH
TWO MAJOR DEVELOPMENTS GET EARLY APPROVAL
CHAPEL HILL PLANNING BOARD OKS 1-40 COMPLEX
CHAPEL HILL BOARD REQUESTS REVISED PLAN ON GATEWAY
MIXED-USE ZONES MAY BE REWORKED
CHAPEL HILL NORTH SUBJECT OF HEARING
CLEAR SHAGS, COUNCIL TELLS DEVELOPER, TOWN'S STAFF
GATEWAY FOES ASK COUNCIL TO RECONSIDER MIXED-USE
MIXEIKJSE ZONING MAY SOON BECOME CHAPEL HILL REALITY
COUNCIL PONDERS 'ENDLESS' HEARING
CHAPEL HILL PLANNING BOARD
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C., PLANNING DISTRICT
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C., ZONING
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL COMPREHENSIVE PLAN
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S I T
E L Y
-DATE — C -TO L P BYL
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
10/26/1989
11/02/1989
11/09/1989
11/16/1989
11/23/1989
11/30/1989
12/03/1989
12/07/1989
12/14/1989
12/21/1989
12/28/1989
CHH 1 2/02/1989 A 3 P N M70
CHH 1 3/22/1989 A 3 N H90
CHH 1 3/27/1989 A 1 N M70
H 2 10/07/1989 A 8 N
CHH 1
CHH 1
2/12/1989 A
3/12/1989 A
CHH
CHH
1 2/12/1989 A
1 2/12/1989 A
1 P P T44
1 P N M20
1 P N M70
1 N M70
CHH 1
4/08/1989 A
2 P P K30
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
2/16/1989 A
3/01/1989 A
3/21/1989 A
7/20/1989 C
2 N
3 N
3 P N M70
1 P P L38
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
1/21/1989 A
4/20/1989 A
6/10/1989 A
6/30/1989 A
7/01/1989 A
8/15/1989 A
11/11/1989 A
3P N M70
3 N
3 N
1 N C62
1 N C62
3 N
3 N
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
5/23/1989 A
5/25/1989 A
7/18/1989 C
7/19/1999 A
8/29/1999 A
8/31/1989 A
9/12/1989 A
11/28/1989 A
12/02/1989 A
3 N M70
1 N H70
1 P N M70
3 N M70
3 N
1 P N M70
1 N M70
3 P N M70
1 P N K70
-LX630-
MONTHLY/
ANNUAL
1/01/1989
INDEX BY
12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
SEE ALSO ORANGE/CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO PLANNING AREA
TOWN LOOKING FOR GUIDANCE FOR THE FUTURE/CHAPEL HILL'S SUBURBAN-STYLE...
WIDEN ESTES DRIVE? WHAT DO YOU THINK?
POPULATION TO NEARLY DOUBLE BY YEAR 2010
KEEP THE PUBLIC IN PUBLIC BUSINESS
MORE THAN 100 TAKE PART IN HEARING
DEVELOPERS CUT THEATERS FROM COMPLEX PLANS
CHAPEL HILL PLANNERS FINE-TUNE AT RETREAT
LAND-USE PLAN IN COUNCIL'S HANDS
WIDENING ESTES DRIVE WOULD INCREASE TRAFFIC, COMPUTER PROJECTS
NEIGHBORHOOD PLANNER ON HOLD
PLANNERS NIX NEON
CULBRETH PARK HOUSING PROJECT GETS PLANNERS' BACKING
TOWN MAY SEEK LIMIT ON BUILDING
PLANNER URGES COUNCIL TO NIX PROTEAN PROJECT
PLANNING BOARD RECOMMENDS AGAINST REZONING 15-501
HANDS OFF TOWN'S SOUTH ENTRANCE
PLANNERS RECOMMEND AGAINST ENVIRONTEK
TOWN COUNCIL BACKS AWAY FROM BUILDING CAP
HOUSING PROPOSAL DRAWS FIRE AT LONG-RANGE PLAN HEARING
STUDY URGES FAST ACTION ON OPEN SPACE
SEARS WILL ANCHOR NEW 1-40 COMPLEX
COUNCIL HASHES OUT COMPREHENSIVE PLAN
TWO MAJOR DEVELOPMENTS GET EARLY APPROVAL
CHAPEL HILL PLANNING BOARD OKS 1-40 COMPLEX
PRELIMINARY CAROL WOODS PLANS GET THUMBS UP
CHAPEL HILL GATEWAY FLANS UP FOR REVIEW
BOARD WANTS GATEWAY REDESIGNED
A MIXED REVIEW FOR 'MIXED-USE'
TAYLOR BACKS GATEWAY COMPLEX PLAN
PLANNING BOARD HAS 3 CANDIDATES
GRADUATE STUDENT NAMED TO BOARD
PLANNERS ASK MORE GATEWAY CHANGES
TWO APPOINTED TO PLANNING BOARD
BOARD WANTS TREE LAW REVAMPED
GATEWAY PLANS PULLED) ACTION FORCES CANCELLATION OF MEETINGS
CLEAR SNAGS, COUNCIL TELLS DEVELOPER, TOWN'S STAFF
PLANNERS SEEK MORE PUBLIC INPUT
MIXED ZONES TO GET REVIEW
PROCEDURE VIOLATION WON'T COST CITY SCHOOLS. TOWN PLANNER SAYS
PROCEDURE VIOLATION WON'T COST CITY SCHOOLS, TOWN PLANNER SAYS
NEIGHBORS CRITICAL OF PLANNED MOSQUE
TOWN TO CONSIDER BUILDING LIMITS ON NEARBY AREA
COUNCIL CONSIDERS REZONING OPTIONS
TAYLOR REPEATS HIS SUPPORT OF DOWNZONING
CHAPEL HILL POLICE DEFT.
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL FIRE DEPT.
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRAM
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL CAMPUS POLICE
PRINTS FOR LIFE
TIP LEADS POLICE IN ECSTASY BUST
SUSPECT ELUDES CHASE; MAN RESEMBLING 1ST UNION ROBBER SEEN NEAR MALL
LAW OFFICERS FACE COMMUNICATION GAP
CHAPEL HILL: A TOWN IN A FULL-COURT PRESS/SUNDAY FOCUS
HILLSBOROUGH POLICE WAGE BIGGEST DRUG WAR IN ORANGE COUNTY
AREA POLICE OFFICERS TO PARTICIPATE IN RUN
POLICE FOLLOW NEW EVIDENCE DISPOSAL RULES
POLICE FORM TASK FORCE ON SEXUAL ASSAULT
DEPARTMENT APPOINTS NEW JUVENILE OFFICER
POLICE TASK FORCE SEARCHING FOR CLUES IN AREA ASSAULTS
TASK FORCE STILL 'HOPING FOR A BREAK'
COURT ESCAPEE NABBED
VIOLENCE HITS CLOSE TO HOME/SUNDAY FOCUS: DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE KNOWS NO BOUNDARIES IN ITS SCOPE
WORKING AGAINST DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
SURVEY PROMPTS TOWN POLICE TO RECONSIDER PATROL ZONES
SURVEY PROMPTS TOWN POLICE TO RECONSIDER PATROL ZONES
STUDY BODES WELL FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT
COUNTY SHOULD ADOPT 'PRO-ARREST' POLICY
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E L Y
-DATE — C -PG L P BYL
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
H
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
1/08/1989
1/08/1989
1/08/1989
1/10/1989
1/11/1989
1/13/1989
1/29/1989
2/23/1989
2/23/1989
2/26/1989
3/11/1989
3/14/1989
3/30/1989
4/04/1989
4/05/1989
4/06/1989
4/07/1989
4/12/1989
4/13/1989
4/20/1989
4/28/1989
5/02/1989
5/23/1989
5/25/1989
6/05/1989
6/10/1989
6/15/1989
6/21/1989
6/23/1989
6/25/1989
6/29/1989
6/30/1989
7/13/1989
8/03/1989
8/15/1989
8/31/1989
10/22/1989
10/25/1989
10/26/1989
10/26/1989
11/03/1989
11/13/1989
11/14/1989
11/26/1989
1/10/1989
1/31/1989
2/01/1989
2/07/1989
2/12/1989
4/01/1989
5/23/1989
6/03/1989
6/10/1989
6/15/1989
6/18/1989
7/17/1989
9/08/1989
10/01/1989
10/01/1989
10/04/1989
10/24/1989
10/24/1989
10/25/1989
10/28/1989
1
1
1
4
1
1
i
3
3
11
1
1
3
1
1
4
1
1
1
3
1
1
3
1
3
3
3
4
1 !
3
3
1
3
3
1
1 I
1
3
1
1
1
1 !
1
1 I
N M70
N M70
N H70
E
N M70
N M70
N M70
N M70
N M70
N
N M70
N M70
N M70
N M70
N M70
E
N M70
N M70
N M70
N M70
N S17
N M70
N M70
N M70
N M70
N
N M70
E
N M70
N
N
N M70
N
N M70
N M70
N M70
N M70
N M70
P M70
N C62
N M70
N H90
N H90
N M70
P T44
N M70
N M70
N R63
N M70
N R63
N
N M70
N L90
N
N M70
N M70
N L38
N M70
N M70
E
N W57
N M70
E
E
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H 0 N T H
LY/ANNUAL
1/01/1989
INDEX BY
12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
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-PATE — C -PG L P BYL
EARLY "MAKE-UP CALLS" NAB DRUG SUSPECTS/FIVE LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES.,. CHH 1
POLICE CALLS UP IN CHAPEL HILL CHH 1
POLICE DEPARTMENT POSTPONES AUCTION CHH 1
CHAPEL HILL POLICE GET NEW PHONE SYSTEM CHH 1
HELPING OTHERS IS BITTERSWEET FOR TOWN POLICE CHH 1
POLICE FEAR CRACK ONSET CHH 1
CHAPEL HILL CRACK— EVERYONE'S PROBLEM CHH 1
CHAPEL HILL POLICE DEPT., AUTOS
SEE CHAPEL HILL PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRAM, AUTOS
CHAPEL HILL POLICE DEPT., OFFICERS
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRAM, OFFICERS
LESSONS ON SAYING 'NO'
RETIRING SUMMEY WILL BE MISSED, OFFICERS SAY
OTHER LOCAL POLICE FORCES ALSO HAVE FEW BLACK WOMEN
CHAPEL HILL POLICE DEPT., OFFICERS, ASSAULTS
POLICE LOG/MAN CHARGED WITH ATTACKING OFFICER
POLICE LOG/TWO CHARGED WITH ASSAULTING OFFICERS
CHAPEL HILL POLICE STATION (OLD BUILDING)
SEE CHAPEL HILL TOWN HALL (OLD BUILDING)
CHAPEL HILL POST OFFICE
POLICE LOG/POST OFFICE, MAIL TRUCKS VANDALIZED
TEMPORARY HOUSING
POST OFFICE WILL BE CLOSED SATURDAY
A LOOK BACK/A POSTAL ADVANCE
CHAPEL HILL PRESERVATION SOCIETY
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C., HISTORIC DISTRICT
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C., HISTORY
ICE PROVIDES ATMOSPHERE FOR CHRISTMAS HOUSE TOUR
CHAPEL HILL PUBLIC LIBRARY
LIBRARY BOARD VIEWING OPTIONS
CHAPEL HILL TO BUY EXTRA LAND FOR LIBRARY
TOWN APPROVES LAND PURCHASE
TOWN MAY SEIZE ESTES DRIVE LAND
TOWN TO SEIZE LAND FOR PARK, LIBRARY
OFFICIALS CHECK OUT LIBRARY'S FUTURE
LIBRARY NOT EXTRAVAGANT
COUNCIL OKS LIBRARY COMPUTER SYSTEM
LIBRARY TO CLOSE FOR REARRANGEMENT
CHAPEL HILL PUBLIC LIBRARY, BOOK SALE
AUCTION, BOOK SALE SCHEDULED FOR SATURDAY
CHAPEL HILL PUBLIC LIBRARY. BUDGET
OFFICIALS MULL FUND-RAISER IN WAKE OF LIBRARY FUNDING SHORTFALL
WATCH YOUR WALLET, DR. SEUSS
CHAPEL HILL PUBLIC LIBRARY, COMPUTERS
LIBRARY COMPUTERIZATION PROPOSAL BEFORE COUNCIL
COMPUTER PURCHASE PUT ON HOLD
CHAPEL HILL PUBLIC LIBRARY. CONSTRUCTION
OFFICIALS MULL FUND-RAISER IN WAKE OF LIBRARY FUNDING SHORTFALL
OFFICIALS CHECK OUT LIBRARY'S FUTURE
WATCH YOUR WALLET, DR. SEUSS
LIBRARY CONSULTANT TO BE HIRED
2ND BOND FOR LIBRARY PONDERED
REFERENDUM ON LIBRARY IN LIMBO
COUNCIL CANDIDATES DIFFER IN LIBRARY BOND REFERENDUM
COMMITTEE CALLS FOR LIBRARY VOTE
LIBRARY REFERENDUM: WHAT'S THE RUSH?
CHAPEL HILL PUBLIC LIBRARY. GIFTS AND FUND RAISING
OFFICIALS HULL FUND-RAISER IN WAKE OF LIBRARY FUNDING SHORTFALL
11/15/1989
11/29/1989
12/15/1989
12/22/1989
12/24/1989
12/24/1989
12/27/1989
CHH 1 3/05/1989 A
CHH 1 3/29/1989 A
CHH 1 9/05/1989 A
CHH 1 1/30/1989 A
CHH 1 1/31/1989 A
CHH 1 3/14/1989 A
CHH 1 8/08/1989 A
CHH 1 8/18/1989 A
CHH 1 9/14/1989 A
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
2/16/1989
2/27/1989
3/01/1989
4/07/1989
4/12/1989
7/09/1989
11/24/1989
12/03/1989
12/09/1989
N W57
N M70
N
N M70
F M70
N W57
E
1 P N L90
3 P N M70
1 N S17
2 N
3 P P L38
3 N
7 P P
CHH 1 12/11/1989 A 3 N
N M70
N M70
N
N M70
N
N S17
L
N
N
CHH 1 5/19/1989 A 3 N
CHH 1
CHH 1
7/07/1989 A
7/09/1989 A
1
4
N M70
E
CHH 1
CHH 1
9/11/1989 A
9/13/1989 A
3
3
N M70
N
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
7/07/1989 A
7/09/1989 A
7/09/1989 A
7/12/1989 A
10/06/1989 A
10/20/1989 A
10/27/1989 A
11/02/1989 A
11/04/1989 A
1 N M70
3 P N S17
4 E
3 N
1 N M70
3 N M70
1 N M70
1 P N M70
4 E
CHH 1
7/07/1989 A
1
N M70
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LIBRARY CONSULTANT TO BE HIRED
CHAPEL HILL PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRAM
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL FIRE DEFT.
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL POLICE DEPT.
PASQUINI DISAPPOINTED AT PUBLIC SAFETY HIRING
STUDY BODES WELL FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT
CHAPEL HILL ADDS TEDDY BEAR PATROL
CHAPEL HILL PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRAM, AUTOS
POLICE LOG/CHAPEL HILL MAN HITS POLICE CRUISER
POLICE LOG/POLICE VEHICLES COLLIDE
CHAPEL HILL PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRAM, DIRECTOR
SPRING DATE PROBABLE FOR PUBLIC SAFETY HIRING
CHAPEL HILL'S SAFETY CHIEF RIGHT AT HOME
NEW SAFETY DIRECTOR TAKES STOCK OF TOWN
CHAPEL HILL PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRAM, OFFICERS
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL POLICE DEPT., OFFICERS
PSO DRUG TESTS COULD BEGIN THIS SUMMER
PSO'S lot: PLAYING 'MOM AND DAD' to public
CHAPEL HILL PUBLIC WORKS DEPT.
ICY WEATHER DEPLETES PUBLIC WORKS BUDGETS
CHAPEL HILL RECREATION DEPT.
OFFICIALS MULL SKATEBOARD OPTIONS
CHAPEL HILL WALL CHALLENGES AREA ROCK CLIMBERS
EARLY START
RECREATION DEPARTMENT MAY RECOUP HISSING CASH
ROOM WITH A VIEW
A NOTE OF APPRECIATION
RECREATION DEPT. PANS GOLD IN SUPPLY OF YOUTH COACHES
CHAPEL HILL RESERVOIR
SEE CANE CREEK RESERVOIR
SEE ORANGE WATER AND SEWER AUTHORITY
SEE UNIVERSITY LAKE
CHAPEL HILL ROAD
AFTERNOON TRAFFIC IS OUT-OF-SIGHT
CHAPEL HILL ROTARY CLUB
CHAPEL HILL ROTARY CHAPTERS WELCOME WOMEN INTON FOLD
BIZ NOTES
ROTARIAN MEETING HISTORY IN THE MAKING
CHAPEL HILL ST.
NEITHER RAIN, NOR SNOW... BUT LOW BRIDGES...
CHAPEL HILL ST. FAIR
SEE FESTIFALL (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.) (NAMED CHANGED TO WEST END STREET FAIR)
CHAPEL HILL TELEPHONE CO.
SEE SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE CO.
CHAPEL HILL TOASTMASTERS
SANGUINE SPEECHES) CHAPEL HILL'S TOASTMASTERS GET A CHEERFUL LESSON...
CHAPEL HILL TOWN COUNCIL (FORMERLY CHAPEL HILL BOARD OF ALDERMEN)
SEE ALSO INTERGOVERNMENTAL WORK GROUP
REFERENDUM PROPOSAL GETS POSITIVE HEARING
PLANS FOR NEW 'ENTRANCE WAY' CONVENIENCE STORE DRAWS PRAISE
CHAPEL HILL MAY AIR AMBERLY CONCERNS
TOWN PREPARES FOR OPEN-SPACE REFERENDUM
TOWN NEEDS HOUSING POLICY, COUNCIL TOLD
TOWN ASKS FOR HELP WITH HOUSING POLICY
CHAPEL HILL! A TOWN IN A FULL-COURT PRESS/SUNDAY FOCUS
TOWN COUNCIL OKS COURTESY REVIEW PLAN
S I T
N E ELY
P D — DATE — C -PG L P
BYL
CHH 1 7/12/1989 A 3 N
CHH 1 5/11/1989 A 1 N M70
CHH 1 10/25/1989 A 4 E
CHH 1 12/17/1989 A 3 P N M70
CHH 1 1/24/1989 A 3 N
CHH 1 4/12/1989 A 5 N
CHH 1 1/02/1989 A 1 P N M70
CHH 1 5/12/1989 A 3 N M70
CHH 1 7/01/1989 A 1 P N M70
CHH 1 4/15/1989 A 1 N M70
CHH 1 8/13/1989 A 3 P N
CHH 1 12/21/1989 A 3 P N C62
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
1/25/1989
9/03/1989
9/17/1989
10/04/1989
10/06/1989
10/06/1989
12/16/1989
1
3
11
3
1
4
5
N M70
N
P T44
N W57
P L38
L
N B64
H 1 6/29/1989 C 2 P P T32
CHH 1 4/17/1989 A 3 N
CHH 1 7/11/1989 A 7 P N
CHH 1 7/22/1989 A 3 N
H 2 12/04/1989 C 1 P P T32
CHH 1 2/12/1989 A 1 N M20
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
1/05/1989
1/13/1989
1/21/1989
1/24/1989
1/25/1989
2/02/1989
2/12/1989
2/15/1989
N M70
N H70
N C62
N M70
N M70
N M70
N M70
N M70
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COUNCIL OKS 1-40 LANDSCAPING
CHAPEL HILL CITY BUILDING CONSTRUCTION BIDS HIGHER THAN EXPECTED
OWASA WORK GROUP REACHES AGREEMENT ON COMMUNICATIONS MEMO
MUNICIPAL BUILDING IN LIMBO
CHANGES WOULD AID SCHOOL EXPANSIONS
RESIDENTS URGE COUNCIL TO GO AHEAD WITH PARKS BONDS
HAKAN CONFIDENT DOWNTOWN TAX WILL FLY
TOWN COUNCIL SUBMITS LEGISLATIVE WISH LIST
FATE OF ROSEMARY SQUARE ON TABLE
HOWES QUESTIONS RULING
TOWN COUNCIL TO CONSIDER STOP SIGN POLICY
COUNCIL BACKS AWAY FROM PITTSBORO ST. EXTENSION
VILLAGE COMPLEX APPROVED
COUNCIL ENDORSES TRANSIT AUTHORITY
CHAPEL HILL DELAYS STOP SIGN VOTE
TOWN MAY SEEK LIMIT ON BUILDING
CHAPEL HILL TOWN COUNCIL MULLS LONG-RANGE PLAN
ROSEMARY SQUARE SESSION SHELVED
RESIDENTS ASK COUNCIL TO HALT STOP SIGN LAW
STUDENT GROUP MIMICS TOWN COUNCIL
NEON SIGN DECISION DELAYED
HOUSING PROPOSAL DRAWS FIRE AT LONG-RANGE PLAN HEARING
THE STOP SIGN THAT CRIED WOLF
WHERE DOES GOVERNMENT HAPPEN?
PARK-AND-RIDE LOT PLANS GET APPROVAL
SPEED LIMIT, STOP SIGN RULES APPROVED
COUNCIL APPROVES CULBRETH PARK PLANS
COUNCIL HASHES OUT COMPREHENSIVE PLAN
OFFICIALS QUESTION WHETHER ORANGE CO. MAY GET TWO AIRPORTS
COMMISSION SUGGESTS MOTEL TAX GRANTS OF *50,000 FOR LOCAL COMMUNITY...
TOWN COUNCIL OFFICIALLY ENDS ROSEMARY PROJECT
LOCATE FACILITY OUTSIDE OF TOWN, COUNCIL SAYS
STOP SIGNS APPROVED FOR SMALL INTERSECTION
COUNCIL FROWNS ON MAGAZINE PROPOSAL
PASQUINI DISAPPOINTED AT PUBLIC SAFETY HIRING
RESIDENTS ASK TOWN COUNCIL TO REJECT SHOPPING COMPLEX
COUNCIL OKS TAX INCREASE OF 3 CENTS
CHANGES WILL ALLOW SOLO CAR WASHES
SUBCOMMITTEE TO EXAMINE PARKING ISSUE
TAYLOR URGES COUNCIL TO NIX REZONING
NEON SIGN VOTE SET FOR MONDAY MEETING
TAX DISTRICT ON COUNCIL TABLE TODAY
COUNCIL REJECTS PROTEAN REQUEST
CLARIFICATION
NEON BECOMES 'INERT' ISSUE
COUNCIL TO CHOOSE OWASA APPOINTEES
COUNCIL CALLS FOR REDESIGN OF PROJECT
CHAPEL HILL DUMPS PECK FROM OWASA
OFFICIAL RECOMMENDS CHATHAM COUNTY WITHDRAW FROM JOINT PLANNING TALKS
ROSEMARY ARCHITECT SOUGHT BY COUNCIL
OPPONENTS KNEW OF SNAG - LAWYER
OWASA WRESTLES WITH STRUCTURE. LOYALTY ISSUES
CHAPEL HILL BOARD REQUESTS REVISED PLAN ON GATEWAY
REINING IN ON STRIP DEVELOPMENT
TOWN MAY REQUEST AIRPORT LIMITS
TOWN COUNCIL VOTES TO REQUEST AIRPORT MEETING
ESTES DRIVE SPEED LIMITS LOWERED
CLEAR SNAGS, COUNCIL TELLS DEVELOPER, TOUN'S STAFF
SAVE MONEY FOR OPEN SPACE
PLANNING HEARING'S FATE IN LIMBO
COUNCIL TO CONSIDER TREE PROTECTION LAW
TOWN COUNCIL SET TO FILL OUASA POST
TOWN OKS OPEN SPACE STUDY FUNDS
COUNCIL MULLS HELP FOR HOUSING
NOISE SQUABBLE HEATS UP AGAIN
COUNCIL CALLS FOR AIRPORT SAFETY
NOISE COMPLAINTS DESERVE TO BE HEARD
TOWN IN A HURRY TO SLOW DOWN
SPEAKERS CRITICIZE ZONING
TAYLOR DEFENDS TOWN STAFF AGAINST ALLIANCE CRITICISM
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
H
CHH
CHH
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
1
1
1
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
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S I T
E L Y
-DATE — C -PG L P BYL
2/15/1989
2/16/1989
2/16/1989
2/21/1989
2/22/1989
2/28/1989
2/28/1989
3/08/1989
3/22/1989
3/23/1989
3/27/1989
3/29/1989
3/29/1989
3/29/1989
3/29/1989
3/30/1989
4/06/1989
4/11/1989
4/11/1989
4/12/1989
4/12/1989
4/13/1989
4/13/1989
4/19/1989
4/26/1989
4/26/1989
4/26/1989
5/02/1989
5/02/1989
5/05/1989
5/09/1989
5/10/1989
5/10/1989
5/11/1989
5/11/1989
5/16/1989
5/23/1989
5/24/1989
6/05/1989
6/10/1989
6/10/1989
6/12/1989
6/13/1989
6/14/1989
6/17/1989
6/26/1989
6/27/1989 B
6/28/1989 A
7/04/1989
7/12/1989
7/12/1989
7/17/1989
7/18/1989
7/21/1989
8/25/1989
8/29/1989
8/30/1989
8/31/1989
9/01/1989
9/13/1989
9/18/1989
9/24/1989
9/26/1989
10/04/1989
10/11/1989
10/12/1989
10/13/1989
10/16/1989
10/18/1989
10/21/1989
N
N
N L90
N M70
N M70
N M70
N M70
N
N M70
N M70
N M70
N M70
N
N
N
N M70
N M70
N M70
N M70
N M70
N
N M70
E
E
N
N
N
N M70
N L90
N M70
N M70
N M70
N
N M70
N M70
N M70
N M70
N
N M70
N
N
N M20
N M70
N
E
N L90
N M70
N L90
N M25
N M70
N M70
J L90
N M70
E
N M70
N M70
N
N M70
E
N M20
N H90
N M70
N M70
N M70
N M70
N
E
E
N M70
N M70
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INDEX BY
12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
TOWN COUNCIL ADOPTS TREE LAW
COUNCIL CANDIDATES DIFFER IN LIBRARY BOND REFERENDUM
COMMITTEE CALLS FOR LIBRARY VOTE
NOW THEY'VE HEARD IT ALL
COUNCIL CONSIDERS REZONING OPTIONS
REZONING PROPOSAL SENT BACK
COUNCIL OKS LIBRARY BOND REFERENDUM, 6-3
PARKING DECK TIMING CALLED 'AMBITIOUS'
COUNCIL VOTES TO ACCEPT LOAN FOR OLD TOWN HALL SHELTER
COUNCIL URGED TO REJECT DISTRICT
COUNCIL TO PURCHASE OPEN SPACE
REZONING PLAN NEEDS MORE WORK
TIE VOTE DELAYS REZONING AGAIN
COUNCIL PONDERS 'ENDLESS' HEARING
GOOD BYE AND GOOD LUCK
TOWN COUNCIL KILLS DOWNZONING PLAN
VOTE STRIKES BLOW FOR FAIRNESS
DISCLOSURE LAW INSTILLS CONFIDENCE
COUNCIL TO CONSIDER SOUTH CAROLINA WIDENING
CHAPEL HILL TOWN COUNCIL, ATTENDANCE
INCUMBENTS DIFFER LITTLE IN COUNCIL ATTENDANCE
CHAPEL HILL TOWN COUNCIL, BUDGET
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C., BUDGET
WHERE WILL THE BUDGET AX FALL?
COUNCIL COMMITTEE WANTS TO TRIM CHAMBER REQUEST
CENTER, CHAMBER GET TOUN FUNDING
VOTE RECOUNT SET TO BEGIN THURSDAY
CHAPEL HILL TOWN COUNCIL, ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C., ELECTIONS
HOWES MAY TRY FOR SECOND TERM
FILING PERIOD FOR FALL MUNICIPAL RACES DRAWS NEAR
GODSCHALK WON'T SEEK SECOND COUNCIL TERM
THORPE HOPING TO REGAIN BOARD SEAT
MUNSON RUNS FOR FIRST TIME IN CHAPEL HILL
WERNER SEEKS SECOND TERM IN CHAPEL HILL
RIMER SEEKS FIRST TOWN COUNCIL TERM
PASQUINI SEEKS THIRD COUNCIL TERM
YOUR GOVERNMENT IS UP FOR GRABS
ANDRESEN, BROWN FILE FOR CHAPEL HILL TOWN COUNCIL
URQUHART TO SEEK COUNCIL SEAT
URQUHART WOULD KEEP GOVERNMENT SPENDING DOWN
MUNSON DECIDES NOT TO RUN FOR CHAPEL HILL TOWN COUNCIL
GREENS ENDORSE EtfOUN
CANDIDATES ADDRESS TAX ISSUE
NOT ANTI-DEVELOPMENT
ALLIANCE NAMES COUNCIL CHOICES
CANDIDATES FORUM SLATED
SIERRA CLUB PICKS LOCAL CANDIDATES
SMITH BACKS THORPE
INCUMBENTS BELIEVED LEADING THE PACK
ANDRESEN, THORPE TOP FUND RAISING
INCUMBENTS DIFFER LITTLE IN COUNCIL ATTENDANCE
SCHOOL BOARD CAMPAIGN'S FOCUS ON PARRISH, BREEDEN
SOUTH ORANGE BLACK CAUCUS BACKS LOCAL CANDIDATES
GODSCHALK BACKS RIMER FOR COUNCIL
CAMPAIGN VANDALISM A SIGN OF THE TIMES IN CHAPEL HILL
VOTE WITH YOUR MIND, NOT A CRYSTAL BALL
CHAPEL HILL TOWN COUNCIUVOTE FOR FOUR
CAMPAIGN SIGNS STOLEN, PORTO SAYS
STUDENTS ANNOUNCE CHOICES
AVERAGE TURNOUT PREDICTED FOR MUNICIPAL CONTESTS
PASQUINI DROPPED FROM TOUN COUNCIL
LOCAL PRECINCTS GENERALLY 'QUIET'
LOCAL PRECINCTS GENERALLY 'QUIET'
STRONG CAMPAIGNS SERVE NEWCOMERS
CHAPEL HILL TOWN COUNCIL/VOTE TALLY
COUNT 'EM AGAIN, SAYS PASQUINI
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
— DATE-
10/24/1989
10/27/1989
11/02/1989
11/11/1989
11/14/1989
11/15/1989
11/15/1989
11/21/1989
11/22/1989
11/22/1989
11/23/1989
11/28/1989
12/01/1989
12/02/1989
12/05/1989
12/13/1989
12/14/1989
12/16/1989
12/18/1989
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S I T
E L Y
C -PG L P BYL
N M70
N M70
N M70
N C62
N H90
N
N H90
N M70
N M70
N M70
N
E
N M70
N M70
E
N M70
E
E
N M70
CHH 1 11/02/1989 A 1 C N H70
CHH 1 3/14/1989 A 4 E
CHH 1 6/30/1989 A 1 N M70
CHH 1 7/12/1989 A 3 N
CHH 1 11/14/1989 A 3 P N M25
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 3
CW 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
3/27/1989
6/26/1989
7/19/1989
7/25/1989
7/28/1989
7/28/1989
7/29/1989
8/01/1989
8/02/1989
8/03/1989
8/04/1989
8/05/1989
8/30/1989
9/27/1989
10/04/1989
10/05/1989
10/12/1989
10/13/1989
10/15/1989
10/28/1989
11/01/1989
11/01/1989
11/02/1989
11/04/1989
11/04/1989
U/04/1989
11/05/1989
11/05/1989
11/05/1989
11/06/1989
11/06/1989
11/07/1989
11/08/1989
11/08/1989
11/08/1989
11/09/1989
11/09/1989
11/11/1989
1
1
3
1
1
1
1
1
4
1
3
1
1
3
3
3
3
3
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
3
1
4
8
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
12
1
NN70
N H90
N M70
N M70
N L90
N M70
N C62
N M70
E
N M70
N
N M70
N M70
N M70
N M70
N M70
N M70
N
N H90
N M70
Q M70
N M70
N M70
Q C62
N M70
N M70
N M70
E
N
N H70
N M70
N M70
N M70
N M70
N U57
N M70
N
N M25
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IT'S NOT CXJER TILL IT'S OVER
CLOSE, BUT NOT CLOSE ENOUGH/PASGUINI FALLS SHORT AFTER RECOUNT
VOTING SYSTEM RESTS ON INTEGRITY
LLOYD HAY RUN FOR COUNCIL SEAT
CHAPEL HILL TOWN COUNCIL, GOALS
CHAPEL HILL PLANNERS FINE-TUNE AT RETREAT
CHAPEL HILL TOWN COUNCIL NULLS LONG-RANGE PLAN
HOUSING PROPOSAL DRAWS FIRE AT LONG-RANGE PLAN HEARING
CHAPEL TOWN COUNCIL, MEMBERS
NEW COUNCIL MEMBERS TO TAKE REINS
ALDERMEN EXPECT SMOOTH TRANSITION
FOUR COUNCIL MEMBERS OWN RENTAL PROPERTY
CHAPEL HILL TOWN COUNCIL, RETREATS
COUNCIL TO SET AGENDA ■ ANNUAL PLANNING RETREAT TODAY AT SIENA HOTEL
COUNCIL LOOKS TOWARD SPRING REFERENDUM
OFFICIALS WANT OK FOR TAX ON ENTERTAINMENT
ENTERTAINMENT TAX ILL-ADVISED
CHAPEL HILL PLANNERS FINE-TUNE AT RETREAT
CHAPEL HILL TOWN COUNCIL, SWEARING-IN CEREMONY
NEW COUNCIL MEMBERS TO TAKE REINS
ALDERMEN EXPECT SMOOTH TRANSITION
CHAPEL HILL TOWN HALL (OLD BUILDING)
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL MUNICIPAL BUILDING
MUNICIPAL BUILDING IN LIMBO
CHAPEL HILL TOWN MANAGER
TAYLOR MAY QUIT TO TAKE CHAMBER JOB
CHAMBER TO LAUNCH DRIVE TO PAY TAYLOR'S SALARY
CHAPEL HILL OFFICIALS REGISTER DISAPPOINTMENT AT LOSING TOWN MANAGER...
IS CHAMBER'S NEW PRESIDENT REALLY A FRIEND TO BUSINESS?
MANAGER SEARCH PLANNED/LOEWENTHAL TO FILL INTERIM
TOWN COUNCIL MULLS STEPS IN SEARCH FOR NEW MANAGER
COUNCIL CONSIDERS MANAGER SEARCH
CHAPEL HILL TOWN MANAGER, ASSISTANT
CITY FLOODED WITH APPLICANTS FOR JOB
PASOUINI DISAPPOINTED AT PUBLIC SAFETY HIRING
NEW ASSISTANT TOWN MANAGER STILL WAITING FOR SUMMER LULL
CHAPEL HILL TRANSPORTATION DEPT.
SEE ALSO BLUE LINE SHUTTLE
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C., BUSES
TOWN LOOKING FOR GUIDANCE FOR THE FUTURE/CHAPEL HILL'S SUBURBAN-STYLE,,.
TOWNS WANT TROLLEY BUS PARK-AND-RIDE LOTS
TOWN-GOWN GROUP TO CONSIDER 'LINGERING' TRANSPORTATION
CHAPEL HILL TRANSIT TO ADD UNC SHUTTLE
FEDERAL DOT AWARDS TOWN *3.9 MILLION
DURHAM BUS TAKEOVER COULD HURT CHAPEL HILL TRANSIT
CONGRESS MEMBER SAYS UNC POCKETING STUDENT TRANSIT FEE
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO, SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANTS
SEE ALSO MASON FARM WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT
SEE ALSO ORANGE WATER AND SEWER AUTHORITY
SEE ALSO WATER AND SEWER LINES, CHAPEL HILL AND CARRBORO
CARRBORO STAFF LISTS AMBERLY CONCERNS
STATE TO HOLD HEARING ON AMBERLY
OWASA TO SOUND OFF ON AMBERLY
STATE WAITING FOR REVISED AMBERLY PLANS
CHAPEL HILL MAY AIR AMBERLY CONCERNS
PUBLIC TO HEAR REVISIONS OF AMBERLY PLANS
SPEAKERS RAP AMBERLY PLAN AT HEARING
CARRBORO DISSATISFIED WITH STATE'S AMBERLY RESPONSE
OWASA FIRES LAST SHOT AT AMBERLY
BOARD TO DECIDE IF AMBERLY PERMIT IS A PUBLIC ISSUE
EARLY AMBERLY RULING IS IN HAND
ISSUES
s
E
-DATE — C -PG
I T
L Y
L P BYL
CHH 1 11/14/1989 A
CHH 1 11/17/1989 A
CHH 1 11/18/1989 A
CHH 1 12/31/1989 A
CHH 1 1/29/1989 A
CHH 1 4/06/1989 A
CHH 1 4/13/1989 A
CHH 1 12/04/1989 A
CHH 1 12/04/1989 A
CHH 1 12/14/1989 A
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
1/14/1989 A
1/13/1989 A
1/15/1989 A
1/17/1989 A
1/29/1989 A
CHH 1 12/04/1989 A
CHH 1 12/04/1989 A
4 E
1 P N C62
4 E
5 N M70
1 N M70
1 P N M70
1 N M70
1 P N M70
1 P N C62
1 N M70
N M70
N M70
N M70
E
H M70
1 P N M70
1 P N C62
CHH 1 2/21/1989 A 1 N M70
CHH 1
11/15/1989 A
1 N M20
CHH 1
11/16/1989 A
1 P N M20
CHH 1
11/16/1989 A
1 N S17
CHH 1
11/17/1989 D
4 P J
CHH 1
11/23/1989 A
1 N M70
CHH 1
12/05/1989 A
1 N M70
CHH 1
12/14/1989 A
3 N
CHH 1
2/03/1989 A
3 N M70
CHH 1
5/11/1989 A
1 N M70
CHH 1
7/21/1989 A
3 P N M70
CHH 1
1/08/1989 A
1 C N M70
CHH 1
1/19/1989 A
1 P N M70
CHH 1
5/02/1989 A
1 N L90
CHH 1
5/22/1989 A
3 N M70
CHH 1
9/30/1989 A
3 N
CHH 1
11/10/1989 A
1 N M70
CHH 1
11/27/1989 A
1 P N S17
CHH 1
1/01/1989 A
1
N C62
CHH 1
1/11/1989 A
3
N C62
CHH 1
1/13/1989 A
3
N L90
CHH 1
1/20/1989 A
3
N C62
CHH 1
1/21/1989 A
3
N C62
CHH 1
2/02/1989 A
3
N C62
CHH 1
2/03/1989 A
1
N C62
CHH 1
2/03/1989 A
1
N C62
CHH 1
2/21/1989 A
3
N C62
CHH 1
3/21/1989 A
3 P N C62
CHH 1
3/28/1989 A
3
N C62
-U630-
H ON T H L Y / A N N U A L INDEX BY
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
STATE REJECTS AMBERLY PLAN
OPPONENTS SURPRISED BY AHBERLY DECISION
DEM ON THE RIGHT TRACK
SEWER SYSTEM SAFE TODD SAYS
DEH! NO WATERSHED MORATORIUM/ENGINEER TOLD THAT DEM CONTINUES TO...
OFFICIALS WEIGH WATERSHED PROTECTION ALTERNATIVES (CORRECTED 8-15-89)
DEM LACKS WRITTEN RULES ON WATERSHED DEVELOPMENT, OFFICIAL SAYS
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO AFFORDABLE HOUSING TASK FORCE
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL. N.C., HOUSING
SEE ALSO LOW-INCOME HOUSING
HOUSING TASK FORCE LOOKING AT UNC LAND
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO ASSOCIATION OF EDUCATORS
SEE ALSO TEACHERS, CHAPEL HILL AND CARRBCRO
LKAL TEACHERS WON'T JOIN PROTEST
LOCAL TEACHERS WON'T XIN PROTEST
HARTIN'S ATTITUDE CHEERS TEACHERS
TEACHERS OPTIMISTIC ABOUT RAISE
EDUCATORS BLAST HOUSE VOTE ON PAY
EDUCATORS' GROUP CHOOSES NEW OFFICERS
TEACHERS DIFFER ON PAY PLAN OUTCOME
SCHOOL BOARD HOPEFULS ENDORSED
SCHOOLS CONSIDER REFORM AGENDA
SCHOOLS CONSIDER REFORM AGENDA
SENTIMENTS DIFFER ON REFORM PROCESS
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO BOARD OF EDUCATION
CITY SCHOOL BOARD WON'T HAKE HEARING
SCHOOL OFFICIALS: CONFLICTS 'WON'T DIVIDE SYSTEMS (CORRECTED 1-11-89)
TRANSFER OPTIONS CALLED 'TOSS UP'
CONSTRUCTION TOPS CITY SCHOOLS' LIST
TAKE RISKS, HOUSE TELLS BOARD
GIVE TEACHERS MORE CONTROL, PANEL SAYS
SCHOOL SETS GOALS
BOARD OF EDUCATION SCHEDULED TO VOTE ON OVERCROWDING
CHANGES WOULD AID SCHOOL EXPANSIONS
TEACHER GROUPS GO A FEW ROUNDS ON MERIT PLAN
CITY EDUCATORS TO READY LEGISLATIVE WISH LIST
CITY SCHOOL BOARD TO CONSIDER OPTIONS ON TRANSFER STUDENTS
SCHOOLS CLOSE DOORS TO TRANSFERS
TRANSFER APPEALS DENIED
CITY SCHOOL BOARD BACKS AIRPORT MOVE
SCHOOL BOARD TO FOCUS ON ASSESSMENT OF EARLY GRADES
RESEARCH POLICY DRAWS CRITICISM FROM PARENTS
PARENTS THREATEN LAWSUIT TO OBTAIN SURVEY QUESTIONS
PARKER IS HONORED FOR VOLUNTEER WORK
TEACHERS TO GET ROLE IN DECISIONS UNDER NEW PLAN
CITY SCHOOL BOARD SET TO DISCUSS SALARY PLAN
HOUSE FORMS SCHOOL ANTI-RACISM GROUP
SCHOOL BOARD TO CONSIDER TUITION RATES
PARENT CRITICIZES SCHOOL OPENING
BOARD OKS MERIT INCREASES
READING SCORES 'FRUSTRATE' BOARD
PROGRAMS FOR STUDENTS LIKELY TO FAIL REVIEWED
SCRAP PAPER 'RECYCLES' RAPE TESTIMONY, RAISES PARENT'S EYEBROWS
MIDDLE SCHOOL METHODS CRITICIZED
IMPROVEMENTS PLAN REVIEW AT TOP OF SCHOOL BOARD AGENDA
SCIENCE CLASS SWITCH
BOARD AGREES TO RELOCATE CHHS SCIENCE LABS
SCHOOL BOARD PRAISES 'EXCEPTIONAL' REVAMP PLAN
SCHOOLS' WATER FLOW SOLUTION TO COST ESTIMATED $218,803
TEAM TEACHING RECEIVES SUPPORT
BREEDEN SAYS REFORM GOALS DISREGARD AVERAGE STUDENTS
SCHOOL BOARD SENDS BACK SURPRISE GIFT
BOARD SHOULDN'T BE RUBBER STAMP
EDITORIAL WRITER UNINFORMED
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CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
4/21/1989
4/21/1989
4/22/1989
7/08/1989
8/11/1989
8/11/1989
8/16/1989
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
2/02/1989
2/02/1989
2/25/1989
6/04/1989
6/14/1989
8/03/1989
8/08/1989
11/01/1989
11/30/1989
11/30/1989
11/30/1989
1/04/1989
1/10/1989
2/08/1989
2/16/1989
2/17/1989
2/17/1989
2/18/1989
2/20/1989
2/22/1989
2/22/1989
3/06/1989
3/24/1989
3/28/1989
4/19/1989
5/17/1989
6/05/1989
6/06/1989
6/07/1989
6/07/1989
6/07/1989
6/19/1989
6/22/1989
7/17/1989
8/31/1989
10/04/1989
10/05/1989
10/18/1989
11/08/1989
11/08/1989
11/19/1989
11/20/1989
11/22/1989
11/25/1989
12/04/1989
12/07/1989
12/20/1989
12/20/1989
12/21/1989
12/28/1989
NC62
N C62
E
NM25
NH20
N K25
NM25
CHH 1 2/14/1989 A 3 N C62
N C62
NM25
N C62
N C62
N C62
N
N C62
N C62
N W57
N H90
N C62
N C62
N M20
N C62
N C62
N C62
N C62
N C62
N
N M70
N C62
N L90
N C62
N C62
N C62
N
N C62
N C62
N C62
N
N C62
N C62
N C62
N L90
N C62
N
N C62
N C62
N C62
N C62
N C62
N C62
N C62
N C62
N C62
N C62
N C62
N C62
E
L
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO BOARD OF EDUCATION, BUDGET
CITY SCHOOLS TO ASK COUNTY FOR 10X BUDGET HIKE
CHH 1 2/18/1989 A 1 P N C62
-LX630-
MONTHLY/
ANNUAL
1/01/1989
INDEX BY
12/31/1989
SU5JE
SCHOOLS TO HOLD BUDGET HEARING
CITY SCHOOL SYSTEM APPROVES BUDGET
COUNTY SCHOOL OFFICIALS TO UNVEIL BUDGET REQUESTS
SCHOOL BUDGET STALLED
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO BOARD OF EDUCATION, CHAIRMAN
BAKER TO CHAIR SCHOOL BOARD
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO BOARD OF EDUCATION, ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL. N.C., ELECTIONS
FILING PERIOD FOR FALL MUNICIPAL RACES DRAWS NEAR
BUSHNELL, GIBSON FILE FOR CITY SCHOOL BOARD SEATS
BUSHNELL, GIBSON FILE FOR CITY SCHOOL BOARD SEATS/MORE COURSE OPTIONS...
PARRISH TO SEEK FOURTH SCHOOL BOARD TERM
BREEDEN SEEKING INITIAL TERM ON CITY SCHOOL BOARD
BATTLE WON'T SEEK SECOND BOARD TERM
DON'T RUBBER STAMP SCHOOL STAFF POLICIES, BOARD CANDIDATE SAYS
SCHOOL BOARD CANDIDATES FIND COMMON GROUND
SCHOOL BOARD INCUMBENTS GET TEACHERS' ENDORSEMENT
SCHOOL BOARD HOPEFULS ENDORSED
CHAPEL HILL-CARRBORO SCHOOL BOARD: VOTE FOR THREE
PARRISH, BUSHNELL BACK IN; BREEDEN TAKES THIRD SEAT
CHAPEL HILL CITY SCHOOL BOARD/VOTE TALLY
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO BOARD OF EDUCATION, SWEARING IN CEREMONY
BAKER TO CHAIR SCHOOL BOARD
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
APPRAISER SAYS HOUSING STUDY IS MISLEADING
POLICE LOG/CHAMBER IS TARGET OF FALSE BOMB THREAT
KIRKMAN RECEIVES 'BLITZ* PARIS PRIZE
BIZ NOTES
COUNCIL FROWNS ON MAGAZINE PROPOSAL
FOX, HAKAN HONORED BY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
CHAMBER, CITY BATTLING OVER PROPOSED VISITOR'S GUIDE (CORRECTED 6-28-89)
FOOTBALL FANS BOOST ECONOMY, SURVEY SAYS
CORRECTION
COUNCIL COMMITTEE WANTS TO TRIM CHAMBER REQUEST
NEW CHAMBER OF COMMERCE PRESIDENT LOOKS TO FUTURE
TAYLOR MAY QUIT TO TAKE CHAMBER JOB
CHAMBER TO LAUNCH DRIVE TO PAY TAYLOR'S SALARY
CHAPEL HILL OFFICIALS REGISTER DISAPPOINTMENT AT LOSING TOWN MANAGER...
IS CHAMBER'S NEW PRESIDENT REALLY A FRIEND TO BUSINESS?
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, DIRECTOR
CHAMBER SEARCH BEGINS ANEW
WHEN THE CURE IS PART OF THE DISEASE
MANAGER SEARCH PLANJ0/LOEWENTHAL TO FILL INTERIM
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO DOWNTOWN COMMISSION
TOWNS WANT TROLLEY BUS PARK-AND-RIDE LOTS
BUSINESSMAN MIFFED AT COMMISSION OMISSION
DOWNTOWN TAX DISTRICT SUGGESTED; BUSINESS PROPERTY TARGET Of PROPOSAL
ALDERMEN TAKING A 'COOL' LOOK AT POSSIBLE TAX
NEON SIGN LIMITS GET SUPPORT
TAX DISTRICT VOTE COMING JUN£ 12
HAKAN CONFIDENT DOWNTOWN TAX WILL FLY
SURVEY CITES LACK OF PARKING
MERCHANT ASKS FOR MORE VOICE IN COMMISSION
GROUP QUESTIONS DISTRICT TAX LETTER
COMMISSION CONCERT FEATURES ROCK, BACH
BOARD ADVISES CARRBORO NOT TO FUND TROLLEYS (CORRECTION PRINTED 4-20-89)
ALDERMEN HASH OUT TROLLEY ISSUE
CLARIFICATION
ORDINANCE MAY AGAIN MOVE VENDORS OFF STREETS
MAIL SURVEY NEGATIVE ON DOWNTOWN TAX
GROUP MULLS GOALS FOR FUTURE
TROLLEY WON'T STOP HERE; UNLESS CARRBORO PAYS, DIBBERT SAYS
STREET-VENDING LAW SHOULD BE FAIR TO ALL
CARRBORO KILLS TAX PROPOSAL
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E
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P D
— DATE — C -PG L P BYL
CHH 1
4/17/1989 A
1 N S17
CHH 1
5/03/1989 A
3 N
CHH 1
6/12/1989 A
3 N M25
CHH 1
7/18/1989 A
3 N C62
CHH 1
12/06/1989 A
3 N C62
CHH 1
6/26/1989 A
1 N H90
CHH 1
7/27/1989 A
3 N C62
CHH 1
7/27/1989 A
3 N C62
CHH 1
8/03/1989 A
3 P N CA2
CHH 1
8/04/1989 A
3 N C62
CHH 1
8/04/1989 A
3 NW2
CHH 1
10/14/1989 A
1 P N C62
CHH 1
10/20/1989 A
1 N C62
CHH 1
10/31/1989 A
1 PN C62
CHH 1
11/01/1989 A
1 N C62
CHH 1
11/05/1989 A
8 P N
H 3
11/08/1989 A
9 P N C62
CHH 1
11/09/1989 A
12 C N
CHH 1
12/06/1989 A
3 N C62
CHH 1
1/12/1989 A
3 N S17
CHH 1
1/21/1989 A
8 N
CHH 1
4/21/1989 A
3 N
CHH 1
4/25/1989 A
6 P N
CHH 1
5/11/1989 A
1 N M70
CHH 1
5/23/1989 A
3 P N S17
CHH 1
6/25/1989 A
1 P N D38
CHH 1
6/27/1989 A
1 N S17
CHH 1
6/28/1989 A
5 N
CHH 1
6/30/1989 A
1 N M70
CHH 1
10/28/1989 A
8 N M25
CHH 1
11/15/1989 A
1 N M20
CHH 1
11/16/1989 A
1 P N M20
CHH 1
11/16/1989 A
1 N S17
CHH 1
11/17/1989 D
4 P J
CHH 1
8/09/1989 A
3 N M20
CHH 1
8/10/1989 A
4 E
CHH 1
11/23/1989 A
1 N M70
CHH 1
1/19/1989 A
1 P N M70
CHH 1
1/19/1989 A
1 N M70
CHH 1
2/07/1989 A
1 N M70
CHH 1
2/14/1989 A
3 N C62
CHH 1
2/17/1989 A
3 N M70
CHH 1
2/25/1989 A
3 N
CHH 1
2/28/1989 A
3 P N M70
CHH 1
3/22/1989 A
3 N
CHH 1
3/30/1989 A
3 N C62
CHH 1
4/06/1989 A
3 N C62
CHH 1
4/14/1989 A
3 N
CHH 1
4/18/1989 A
1 N C62
CHH 1
4/19/1989 A
3 N C62
CHH 1
4/20/1989 A
8 N
CHH 1
4/24/1989 A
3 P N M70
CHH 1
4/27/1989 A
1 N C62
CHH 1
4/27/1989 A
3 N C62
CHH 1
4/28/1989 A
1 P N S17
S 2
4/28/1989 A
4 E
CHH 1
5/10/1989 A
1 N C62
.X630-
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/1989
INDEX BY
12/31/1989
TAX PROPOSAL'S FAILURE BLAMED ON MISTRUST
SEPARATE AND UNEQUAL
TAYLOR WANTS NEW TAX ON RESIDENCES
ARTS DOWNTOWN GETS UNDER WAY
DOWNTOWN BUSIfCSSES DIVIDED OVER PROPOSED DISTRICT TAX
COMMISSION HEDGES BETS FOR TROLLEY
ALDERMEN UNDECIDED ON PROPOSED TROLLEY
TAX DISTRICT ON COUNCIL TABLE TODAY
TROLLEY PLANS TO ROLL TO VOTE BY ALDERMEN
CLARIFICATION
CARRBORO SHOPS HAVE SHOT AT GETTING TROLLEYS BACK ON TRACK
DOWNTOWN GROUP REVISES BUDGET
SUBCOMMITTEE WANTS BETTER COMMUNICATION WITH CARRBORO MERCHANTS
UNC, NCMH GIVE tt.000 EACH FOR TROLLEY BUS FUND
DOWNTOWN GROUP ELECTS NEW MEMBERS
TROLLEY UNVEILED
COMMISSION TARGETS CARRBORO MERCHANTS
HEAVNER CRITICIZES DOWNTOWN CLEANUP
CHAPEL HILL ADDRESSES TRASH WOES
'THOUSANDS OF THEM '/DOWNTOWN GROUP ADDRESSES PLETHORA OF CIGARETTE
A 'DEBACLE' REDEFINED
TOWN BACKS AWAY FROM GUIDELINES
WERNER GIG RAISES $600 FOR CAMPAIGN
TROLLEY TO TRAVERSE CARRBORO IN DEC.
'PAVILION' TO DISPLACE CAT'S CRADLE
*U MILLION COMPLEX TO REPLACE FAILED WADDELL PROJECT
PLAZA PLANNED TO TOP NCNB PARKING DECK
DOWNTOWN TROLLEY USE 19 PERCENT BELOW SEPT. LEVEL
TROLLEYS TO DISPLAY PAID ADVERTISING
GROUP TO MANAGE NCNB PLAZA DECK
HABER TO LEAVE COMMISSION
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO DRUG ABUSE TASK FORCE
SEE ALSO DRUG ABUSE, PREVENTION
LESSONS ON SAYING 'NO'
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO FEDERATION OF TEACHERS
SEE ALSO TEACHERS, CHAPEL HILL AND CARRBORO
TEACHERS' RESTRAINT ADMIRABLE
LOCAL TEACHERS ENCOURAGED BY RAISE PLAN
TEACHERS OPTIMISTIC ABOUT RAISE
FEDERATION LEADERS RE-ELECTED TO POSTS
SENATE BILL 2/SUNDAY FOCUS: SCHOOL REFORM
MERIT PAY CONCERNS STILL A FACTOR IN AREA/SUNDAY FOCUS: SCHOOL REFORM
SCHOOL BOARD INCUMBENTS GET TEACHERS' ENDORSEMENT
SUPERINTENDENT DIDN'T APPOINT COMMITTEES
BOARD SHOULDN'T BE RUBBER STAMP
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO HEAD START
SEE ALSO HEAD START
AREA HEAD START CUTS BACK ON SERVICES
NELSON URGES NEADSTART FUNDING
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO JAYCEES
A LOOK BACK/KUDOS FROM JAYCEES
JAYCEES TO SPONSOR HAUNTED HOUSE
A LOOK BACK/NEW STREET MARKERS
A LOOK BACK/EARLY RECYCLING
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO PUBLIC SCHOOL FOUNDATION
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS. FOUNDATION
SCHOOL PROJECT PROPOSALS SOUGHT
SCHOOL GROUP HAS 5TH BIRTHDAY
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO PUBLIC SCHOOL FOUNDATION
SEE ALSO PHILLIPS JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.)
SEE ALSO TEACHERS, CHAPEL HILL AND CARRBORO
CITY SCHOOLS MAY MOVE 6TH, 9TH GRADERS
J B J E C T S
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E
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P D
— DATE — C -PG L P BYL
CKH 1
5/11/1989 A
1 P N C62
cm l
5/12/1989 A
4 E
CKH 1
5/19/1989 A
1 P N M70
CHH 1
5/20/1989 A
3 N
CHH 1
5/23/1989 A
1 N M70
CHH 1
5/24/1989 A
1 N C62
CHH 1
6/03/1989 A
1 P N C62
CHH 1
6/12/1989 A
1 N M20
CHH 1
6/12/1989 A
3 N C62
CHH 1
6/14/1989 A
2 N
CHH 1
6/15/1989 A
1 P N C62
CHH 1
6/29/1989 A
3 N C62
CHH 1
6/29/1989 A
3 N C62
CHH 1
6/30/1989 A
1 N C62
CHH 1
6/30/1989 A
3 N
CHH 1
8/03/1989 A
3 P P C45
CKH 1
9/02/1989 A
3 N
CHH 1
9/13/1989 A
3 N
CHH 1
9/24/1989 A
3 N
BUTTS CHH 1
9/29/1989 A
3 P N S17
CHH 1
10/05/1989 A
4 L
CHH 1
10/18/1989 A
3 N C62
CHH 1 10/21/1989 A
3 P N M70
CHH 1
11/04/1989 A
3 N M70
CHH 1 11/21/1989 A
1 N M70
CHH 1
11/21/1989 A
1 P N M70
CHH 1 11/30/1989 A
1 N M70
CHH 1
12/02/1989 A
1 P N C62
CHH 1 12/05/1989 A
3 N
CHH 1 12/15/1989 A
3 N
CHH 1 12/27/1989 A
3 N
CHH 1
3/05/1989 A
1 P N L90
CHH 1
2/08/1989 A
4 E
CHH 1
3/10/1989 A
1 P N C62
CHH 1
6/04/1989 A
1 N C62
CHH 1
8/19/1989 A
3 N
CHH 1
9/24/1989 A
1 P N C62
RM CHH 1
9/24/1989 A
1 N C62
CHH 1
10/31/1989 A
1 P N C62
CHH 1
12/06/1989 A
4 L
CHH 1
12/21/1989 A
4 E
CHH 1
9/12/1989 A
3 P N D38
CHH 1
11/03/1989 A
3 N
CHH 1
8/17/1989 A
5 P P
CHH 1
10/18/1989 A
3 N
CHH 1
10/19/1989 A
7 P P
CKH 1
10/26/1989 A
7 P P
CKH 1
2/13/1989 A
3 N
CHH 1
4/21/1989 A
3 N
CHH 1 1/20/1989 A 1 P N C62
-LX630-
MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
GLENWOOD ELEMENTARY OFFICIALS WORRIED ABOUT PROPOSED MOTEL
SCHOOL TORNADO DRILLS TIMELY
TEACHERS LOOK FOR RESPECT; COMMITTEE NAMES 10 STEPS...
CITY TEACHERS DISCUSS WISH LIST WITH ORANGE COUNTY LEGISLATORS
LEADERS! U.S. FACING CRISIS IN EDUCATION
STUDY LEADER SAYS SCHOOLS MUST CHANGE „«..«.. ^^~
COUNTY TO HONOR SENIOR CITIZENS WHO GIVE TIME TO HELP OTHERS
SCHOOLS HALT SURVEY AFTER PARENTS RAISE RUCKUS
SURVEY UPSETS PARENTS
HATCH ACT DOESN'T APPLY— ATTORNEY
COMMITTEE TO FOCUS ON RESEARCH POLICY
PARENTS STILL UPSET OVER SURVEY, SCHOOL BOARD TOLD
SURVEY DUE FOR RELEASE; SUPERINTENDENT CITES LEGAL THREAT
PUBLIC GETS LOOK AT CONTROVERSIAL SCHOOL SURVEY
SURVEY RECEIVES PRAISE, CRITICISM
LINCOLN ALUMNI RECALL POOR FACILITIES, GOOD TIMES
SURVEY NO PRIVACY INVASION, CITY SCHOOL OFFICIAL CLAIMS
PROCEDURE VIOLATION WON'T COST CITY SCHOOLS, TOWN PLANNER SAYS
PROCEDURE VIOLATION WON'T COST CITY SCHOOLS, TOW PLANNER SAYS
CITY SCHOOLS TO SEEK COUNTY FUNDS TO IMPROVE WATER FLOW
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS, ACHIEVEMENT STUDIES
STUDENTS' TEST SCORES ON THE RISE
BLACK SCORES STILL LAGGING, REPORT SHOWS
OFFICIALS SHAKE HEADS OVER RESULTS OF CAT
READING SCORES 'FRUSTRATE' BOARD
CITY SCHOOLS TO PLAN REFORM IMPLEMENTATION
PROGRAMS FOR STUDENTS LIKELY TO FAIL REVIEWED
BREETEN SAYS REFORM GOALS DISREGARD AVERAGE STUDENTS
BOARD SHOULDN'T BE RUBBER STAMP
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS, ADMINISTRATION
SCHOOLS GOING TO BUSINESS 'CLASSES'
HARRIS APPOINTED INSTRUCTION DIRECTOR
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS, AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO CHILD CARE CENTERS _ ._____,_.,_,,
AFTER-SCHOOL CARE! A PROBLEM OF LOGISTICS
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS, ANNUAL TESTING PROGRAM
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HI1JVCARRBORO SCHOOLS, COMPETENCY TESTS
STUDENTS 'AT RISK' BY ANY MEASURE ^ ^^T„TA, „
VIABLE SOLUTION TO DROP-OUT PROBLEM ELUDES OFFICIALS
A BLACK MALE ROLE MODEL FOR ALL STUDENTS
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS, ARTS PROGRAM
SEE ALSO ARTS DOWNTOWN
ARTS DOWNTOWN GETS UNDER WAY
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS, ASBESTOS
SEE ALSO ASBESTOS
SCHOOLS MULL HIGHER ASBESTOS REMOVAL COSTS
SCHOOL SYSTEMS MEET ASBESTOS DEADLINE
ASBESTOS PRICE TAG LOWERED
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS, ATTENDANCE
EDUCATORS WITHHOLD JUDGMENT ON CHOICE BILL
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS, AUDIT
CITY SCHOOLS SCORE ON 1989 AUDIT
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS, BUDGET
SCHOOLS SYSTEMS SEEK FUNDS IN DIFFERENT WAYS
SCHOOLS SYSTEMS SEEK FUNDS IN DIFFERENT WAYS
CITY, COUNTY SCHOOL OFFICIALS STILL AT ODDS
COUNTY EDUCATORS TO GATHER FOR INFORMAL WORKSHOP
CITY EDUCATORS TO READY LEGISLATIVE WISH LIST
CITY SCHOOL BUDGET CARRIES A HEFTY HIKE
SCHOOLS TO HOLD BUDGET HEARING
TEACHER GROUPS SUPPORT BUDGET
S I T
N E ELY
P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH
2/10/1989
2/23/1989
2/24/1989
3/18/1989
4/16/1989
4/16/1989
5/03/1989
5/18/1989
5/23/1989
6/08/1989
6/19/1989
6/20/1989
6/30/1989
7/01/1989
7/03/1989
7/03/1989
7/06/1989
10/26/1989
10/26/1989
12/06/1989
7/10/1989
9/10/1989
9/13/1989
CHH 1 10/05/1989
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
CHH
10/16/1989
10/18/1989
CHH 1 12/20/1989
CHH 1 12/21/1989
CHH 1 5/16/1989 A
CHH 1 7/19/1989 A
CHH 1 2/27/1989 A
CHH 1 10/22/1989 A
CHH 1 10/22/1989 A
CHH 1 10/22/1989 A
CHH 1 1/22/1989 A
CHH 1 3/27/1989 A
CHH 1 6/07/1989 A
CHH 1 4/15/1989 A
CHH 1 11/05/1989 A
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
1/08/1989
1/08/1989
1/08/1989
2/25/1989
3/06/1989
3/25/1989
4/17/1989
4/18/1989
N M70
N C62
N C62
N C62
N C62
N C62
N
N C62
N C62
N C62
N C62
N C62
M C62
N C62
N D38
N M20
N C62
P M70
N C62
N C62
N C62
N D38
N C62
N C62
N C62
N C62
N C62
E
1 N C62
1 N C62
1 P N C62
CHH 1 5/20/1989 A 3 N
3 P N C62
1 N C62
3 N
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1/01/1989
INDEX BY
12/31/1989
S U B J
LUNSFORD'S SCHOOL BUDGET BLUEPRINT REQUESTS MORE LOCAL FUNIS
PTA FORUM TO ADDRESS EQUAL FUNDS FOR SCHOOLS
CITY SCHOOL SYSTEM APPROVES BUDGET
FUNDING EQUITY YEARS AMY: SCHOOL OFFICIALS
OFFICIALS ARGUE ABOUT ADEQUACY OF FUNDING FOR SCHOOL SYSTEMS
HELPING THOSE WHO HELP THEMSELVES
HARTWELL HAKES OFFER ON EQUAL SCHOOL FUNDING
VOTERS WOULD DECIDE SCHOOL TAX
VOTERS WOULD DECIDE SCHOOL TAX
BUDGET WORRIES SCHOOL OFFICIALS
BUDGET WORRIES SCHOOL OFFICIALS
SCHOOL OFFICIALS QUESTION BUDGET
PARRISH CALLS LINK'S PROPOSAL INADEQUATE
EDUCATION BOARD LIKELY TO DELAY ACTION ON BUDGET
Cm SCHOOLS TICKLED WITH BIGGER BUDGET
SCHOOL BUDGET STALLED
TARDY REPS CAUSE HOES FOR SCHOOLS
CITY SCHOOL OFFICIALS URGE $145,000 IN BUDGET CUTS
CITY SCHOOLS ADOPT BUDGET
CITY SCHOOLS SCORE ON 1989 AUDIT
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS, BUILDING PROJECTS
SCHOOL OFFICIALS: CONFLICTS WON'T DIVIDE SYSTEMS (CORRECTED 1-11-89)
OFFICIALS PREDICT SCHOOL FUNDING CHANGE OK
CARRBORO MULLS TOWN-SCHOOL GYM
CONSTRUCTION TOPS CITY SCHOOLS' LIST
CHANGES WOULD AID SCHOOL EXPANSIONS
GYM PLANS ON HOLD IN CARRBORO
SCHOOL STANDARDS REVIEWED BY COUNCIL
TOWN RELAXES RULES FOR SCHOOL BUILDINGS
ALDERMEN OK PERMIT FOR SCHOOL EXPANSION
OFFICIAL SAYS RENOVATIONS ON SCHEDULE
SEAUELL PROJECT VIOLATES STATUTE
SCIENCE CLASS SWITCH
BOARD AGREES TO RELOCATE CHHS SCIENCE LABS
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS, BUSING
CHAPEL HILL-CARRBORO SCHOOL BUSES START MONTH ROLLIN', ROLLIN'...
SYSTEM'S PRE-1977 BUSES CUT DOWN TO 7
SNOW ROUTES ANNOUNCED
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS, CALENDAR AND SCHEDULES
PROPOSED CALENDAR SET FOR CITY SCHOOLS
CITY SCHOOLS TO HAVE FULL HOUSE
BACK TO SCHOaiSTUDENTS, TEACHERS COPE WITH TRANSFERS, GROWTH
PARENT CRITICIZES SCHOOL OPENING
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS, CLOSINGS
SLICK STREETS CREATE TEACHER SHORTAGE
LAST DAY OF SCHOOL BRINGS TRANSFERS FOR MANY
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS, COMPETENCY TESTS
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS, ANNUAL TESTING PROGRAM
BLACK SCORES STILL LAGGING, REPORT SHOWS
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS, CORPORAL PUNISHMENT
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C., CORPORAL PUNISHMENT
AREA SCHOOLS REFLECT PUNISHMENT DEBATE
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS, CURRICULUM
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS, GROUPING
ADVISORY CHAIRWOMAN LAUDS K-l FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLASSES
DANCE REPORT SET FOR SCHOOL BOARD
TRYING EVERY TRICK IN THE BOOK/TEACHERS FIGHT TO GET STUDENTS TO READ
SCHOOL BOARD TO FOCUS ON ASSESSMENT OF EARLY GRADES
ROYSTER WANTS BLACKS TO LEARN STANDARD ENGLISH
CITY SCHOOLS MAKE GRADE IN SURVEY
SUMMIT GOOD EXPOSURE FOR EDUCATION, SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT SAYS
PROGRAMS FOR STUDENTS LIKELY TO FAIL REVIEWED
FUTURE OF CITY SCHOOLS' PROGRAMS FOR GIFTED STUDENTS STILL DEBATED
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I T
N E
E
L Y
P D
— DATE — C -PG L P BYL
CHH 1
4/18/1989 A
1 P N M25
CHH 1
5/02/1989 A
3
N C62
CHH 1
5/03/1989 A
3
N
CHH 1
5/04/1989 A
1
N C62
CHH 1
5/05/1989 A
1 P N C62
CHH 1
5/07/1989 A
4
E
CHH 1
5/08/1989 A
1 P N M20
CHH 1
5/31/1989 A
3
N C62
CHH 1
5/31/1989 A
3
N M25
CHH 1
6/01/1989 A
1
N C62
CHH 1
6/01/1989 A
1
N M25
CHH 1
6/07/1989 A
3
N M25
CHH 1
6/14/1989 A
3
N M25
CHH 1
6/17/1989 A
3
N M25
CHH 1
6/18/1989 A
3
N H25
CHH 1
7/18/1989 A
3
N C62
CHH 1
7/26/1989 A
1
N C62
CHH 1
8/28/1989 A
3
N C62
CHH 1
9/13/1989 A
3
N
CHH 1
11/05/1989 A
3
N
CHH 1
1/10/1989 A
1
N M20
CHH 1
1/16/1989 A
1 P N M20
CHH 1
2/16/1989 A
1
N C62
CHH 1
2/16/1989 A
1 P NC62
CHH 1
2/22/1989 A
3
N M70
CHH 1
2/28/1989 A
3
N C62
CHH 1
3/26/1989 A
3
N
CHH 1
3/29/1989 A
3
N
CHH 1
7/12/1989 A
3
N C62
CHH 1
8/08/1989 A
3
N
CHH 1 10/25/1989 A
1
NM70
CHH 1
11/20/1989 A
3
N C62
CHH 1 11/22/1989 A
3
N C62
CHH 1
2/04/1989 A
3
N C62
CHH 1
4/01/1989 A
3
N L90
CHH 1
12/20/1989 A
3
N
CHH 1
2/13/1989 A
3
N C62
CHH 1
8/23/1989 A
3
N C62
CHH 1
8/25/1989 A
1 P N C62
CHH 1
8/31/1989 A
3
N C62
CHH 1
3/09/1989 A
1 P N S17
CHH 1
6/10/1989 A
1 P N C62
CHH 1
9/10/1989 A
1
N D38
CHH 1
3/14/1989 A
1
N C62
CHH 1
5/04/1989 A
2
N C62
CHH 1
5/15/1989 A
3
N C62
CHH 1
5/26/1989 A
1 P N C62
CHH 1
6/05/1989 A
3
N C62
CHH 1
7/29/1989 A
1
N C62
CHH 1
8/27/1989 A
3
N C62
CHH 1
9/30/1989 A
1 P N C62
CHH 1
10/18/1989 A
2 P N C62
CHH 1
11/17/1989 A
1
N C62
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MONTHLY/
ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
THAT'S B-E-A-R
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS, DESEGREGATION ti„™.tt~.,
'FIRST KIDS' - VETERAN TEACHER RECALLS EARLY DAYS OF INTEGRATION
HOUSE FORMS SCHOOL ANTI-RACISM GROUP
THE QUEST FOR HARMONY, DIVERSITY
LINCOLN ALUMNI RECALL POOR FACILITIES, GOOD TIMES
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS, DROPOUTS
AMBROSIO NAMED TO NEW SCHOOLS POST
STUDENTS 'AT RISK' BY ANY MEASURE
VIABLE SOLUTION TO DROP-OUT PROBLEM ELUDES OFFICIALS
A BLACK MALE ROLE MODEL FOR ALL STUDENTS
ECONOMY RIDES ON EDUCATION _ mi m r^nr^ mKM „
CITY SCHOOL OFFICIALS TO VOTE ON SENATE BILL 2 REFORM GOALS
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS, DRUG ABUSE
AREA SCHOOLS REFLECT U.S. DRUG PROBLEMS
PARENTS' VIEWS, ATTITUDES CALLED PREVENTION KEY
SURVEY ON TEEN DRUB USE UNVEILED
FEW PARENTS ADMIT THEIR CHILDREN USE DRUGS, SURVEY SAYS
SURVEY OF STUDENTS' DRUG USE REVIEWED
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS, EMPLOYEES
PLAN TARGETS WELLNESS FOR CITY SCHOOLS
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS, EMPLOYEES, SALARIES _
SOME SCHOOL WORKERS MAY SEE HIGHER MERIT PAY AWARDS
BOARD OKS MERIT INCREASES
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS, ENROLLMENT
SCHOOLS LOOKING FOR MORE SOLUTIONS TO OVERCROWDING
OVERCROWDING RELIEF PLAN MET WITH CONCERN
SCHOOLS FACE POPULATION GROWTH
SCHOOLS SEEK MORE TEACHERS WHO ARE MALE __ _ , „„
CITY SCHOOL OFFICIALS BRACE FOR LAST-MINUTE STUDENT ENROLLMENT
CITY SCHOOLS TO HAVE FULL HOUSE
BACK TO SCHOOL; STUDENTS, TEACHERS COPE WITH TRANSFERS, GROWTH
TRIANGLE WILL LEAD N.C. PUPIL GROWTH
STUDENT COUNT PLACED AT 5,779
CITY SCHOOLS SEEK MORE SPACE
SCHOOL OFFICIALS EXPECT RECORD HIGH ENROLLMENT
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS, FAILURE TO PASS
HIGH FAILURE RATE WORRIES PRINCIPAL OF CHAPEL HILL HIGH
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS, GIFTED PROGRAM
SEE CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS, GROUPING
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS, GOALS AND PLANNING
CONSTRUCTION TOPS CITY SCHOOLS' LIST
GIVE TEACHERS MORE CONTROL, PANEL SAYS
SCHOOL SETS GOALS _
CITY SCHOOL OFFICIALS TO VOTE ON SENATE BILL 2 REFORM GOALS
BREEDEN SAYS REFORM GOALS DISREGARD AVERAGE STUDENTS
BOARD SHOULDN'T BE RUBBER STAMP
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS, GROUPING
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILUCARRBORO SCHOOLS, CURRICULUM _ _ nM^AM
SEE ALSO CHAFEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS, RETARDED AND HANDICAPPED PROGRAM
PARENTS DECRT LOSING CLASSES FOR SCHOOLS' GIFTED STUDENTS _
FUTURE OF CITY SCHOOLS' PROGRAMS FOR GIFTED STUDENTS STILL DEBATED
SCHOOL BOARD PRAISES 'EXCEPTIONAL' REVAMP PLAN
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS, LUNCH PROGRAM
SCHOOLS RAISE PRICES FOR LUNCH, BREAKFAST
CHAFEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS, MIDDLE SCHOOLS PLAN
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C, MIDDLE SCHOOLS PLAN
MIDDLE SCHOOL PLANS FOLLOWING 'BEST MODELS'
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L P BYL
CHH 1 12/19/1989 A 3 P N C62
CHH 1 2/13/1989 A
CHH 1 6/22/1989 A
CHH 1 6/23/1989 A
CHH 1 7/03/1989 A
1 P I C62
1 T N C62
4 E
1 P N M20
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
4/19/1989
10/22/1989
10/22/1989
10/22/1989
10/23/1989
12/18/1989
N
N C62
N C62
N C62
E
N C62
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
1/22/1989 A
1/22/1989 A
5/06/1989 A
5/09/1989 A
12/16/1989 A
1 C N C62
1 N C62
3 N
1 C N C62
3 N C62
CHH 1 11/06/1989 A 3 N
CHH 1 10/02/1989 A
CHH 1 10/04/1989 A
CHH
CHH
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
2/04/1989
2/07/1989
6/16/1989
7/05/1989
8/16/1989
8/23/1989
8/25/1989
9/05/1989
9/13/1989
9/27/1989
12/22/1989
N C62
N
N C62
N C62
I K25
N C62
N C62
N C62
N C62
N S92
N
N C62
N C62
CHH 1 3/09/1989 A 1 N C62
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
2/16/1989
2/17/1989
2/18/1989
12/18/1989
12/20/1989
12/21/1989
N C62
N C62
N C62
N 062
N C62
E
CHH 1 11/11/1989 A
CHH 1 11/17/1989 A
CHH 1 11/25/1989 A
1 P N C62
1 N C62
3 P N C62
CHH 1 8/22/1989 A 3 N
CHH 1 6/20/1989 A 3 N C62
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1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989
HIDDLE SCHOOL METHODS CRITICIZED
PARENTS DECRT LOSING CLASSES FOR SCHOOLS' GIFTED STUDENTS
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS, OVERCROWDING
OVERCROWDING RELIEF PLAN MET WITH CONCERN
MAJORITY OPINIONS SHOULD BE REPORTED, TOO
BOARD OF EDUCATION SCHEDULED TO VOTE ON OVERCROWDING
500-PLUS STUDENTS TO TRANSFER
CITY TEACHERS UNPACKING IN NEW SURROUNDINGS
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS, PRINCIPALS
TWO CITY PRINCIPALS ANNOUNCE RETIREMENT
PRINCIPALS DECLINE CONTEST PARTICIPATION
PRINCIPALS APPOINTED TO ESTES, CULBRETH
Cm SCHOOLS HIRE 4 ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS, RETARDED AND HANDICAPPED PROGRAM
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS, GROUPING
SCHOOL BOARD PRAISES 'EXCEPTIONAL' REVAMP PLAN
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS, SCHOOL BUSES
SCHOOLS' SNOW-ROUTE PLAN REMAINS UNTESTED
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS, SMOKING
SEE ALSO SMOKING
PLAN AIMS AT EASING WAY FOR SMOKERS IN CITY SCHOOLS SYSTEM
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS, SNOW DAYS SCHEDULE
SCHOOLS' SNOW-ROUTE PLAN REMAINS UNTESTED
SNOW ROUTES ANNOUNCED
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS, SPECIAL SCHOOL DISTRICT TAX
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C., TAXES
CITY SCHOOLS TO ASK COUNTY FOR 10% BUDGET HIKE
COUNTY EDUCATORS TO GATHER FOR INFORMAL WORKSHOP
TEACHER GROUPS SUPPORT BUDGET
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS, STUDENTS, BLACKS
SEE ALSO BLACKS, STUDENTS
STUDENTS 'AT RISK' BY ANY MEASURE
VIABLE SOLUTION TO DROP-OUT PROBLEM ELUDES OFFICIALS
A BLACK MALE ROLE MODEL FOR ALL STUDENTS
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS, SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE
HOUSE BEING CONSIDERED FOR FORSYTH POST
HOUSE'S NAME NOT ON FORSYTH LIST OF FINALISTS
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS, TEACHER AIDES
TEACHER ASSISTANTS GATHER TO ADDRESS ROLE IN CLASSROOM
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS, TEACHERS
SEE TEACHERS, CHAPEL HILL AND CARRBORO
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS, TRANSFER STUDENTS
EFFECTS OF STUDENT MOVE STILL UNCLEAR TO PARENTS
TRANSFER OPTIONS CALLED 'TOSS UP'
500-PLUS STUDENTS TO TRANSFER
BOARD TO CONSIDER NEW TRANSFER POLICY
CITY SCHOOL BOARD TO CONSIDER OPTIONS ON TRANSFER STUDENTS
SCHOOLS CLOSE DOORS TO TRANSFERS
TRANSFER APPEALS DENIED
SCHOOL BOARD NIXES HOUSE PROPOSAL
LAST DAY OF SCHOOL BRINGS TRANSFERS FOR MANY
SCHOOL BOARD TO CONSIDER TUITION RATES
SUBJECTS
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS, VOCATIONAL PROGRAM
NEW DIRECTOR ASKING FOR IMPROVEMENTS IN SCHOOLS'
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT
SEE CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO, SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANTS
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I T
L Y
L P BYL
CHH 1 11/08/1989 A
CHH 1 11/11/1989 A
3 P N C62
1 P N C62
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
2/07/1989 A
2/09/1989 A
2/20/1989 A
2/21/1989 A
8/18/1989 A
N C62
L
N
N C62
N C62
CHH 1 3/10/1989 A 3 N
CHH 1 4/07/1989 A 3 N
CHH 1 6/07/1989 A 3 N
CHH 1 8/16/1989 A 1 N
CHH 1 11/23/1989 A 3 P N C62
CHH 1 12/12/1989 A 3 N C62
CHH 1 12/04/1989 A 3 N C62
CHH 1 12/12/1989 A 3 N C62
CHH 1 12/20/1989 A 3 N
CHH 1 2/18/1989 A 1 P N C62
CHH 1 2/25/1989 A 3 N M25
CHH 1 4/18/1989 A 1 N C62
CHH 1 10/22/1989 A
CHH 1 10/22/1989 A
CHH 1 10/22/1989 A
CHH 1 1/14/1989 A
CHH 1 2/01/1989 A
N C62
N C62
P N C62
3PNC62
3 P N C62
CHH 1 10/30/1989 A 3 N C62
VOCATIONAL EDUCATION... CHH
CHH 1
1/25/1989 A
1 P N C62
CHH 1
2/08/1989 A
3
N C62
CHH 1
2/21/1989 A
1
N C62
CHH 1
3/09/1989 A
3
N
CHH 1
3/24/1989 A
3
N C62
CHH 1
3/28/1989 A
1
N C62
CHH 1
4/19/1989 A
3
N C62
CHH 1
4/20/1989 A
3
N
CHH 1
6/10/1989 A
1 P N C62
CHH 1
7/17/1989 A
3
N L90
CHH 1
3/25/1989 A
2
N C62
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CHH
chh
chh
chh
CHH
CHH 1
CHH 1
1/04/1989
3/16/1989
3/24/1989
3/29/1989
4/24/1989
6/02/1989
6/21/1989
"^iH^S^^ town-gown planning committee
CARRBORO ALDERMEN NOT HAPPY WITH REVISED ROAD PLAN
PITTSBORO STREET STILL BEST OPTION, PLANNERS SAY
COUNCIL BACKS AWAY FROM PITTSBORO ST. EXTENSION
SIGHTS SET ON TRANSPORTATION PLAN „ „
NEM GROUP WILL STUDY CHAPEL HILL TRAFFIC, PARKING
"LOOP" ROADS STILL IN THOROUGHFARE PLAN
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO UNITED FUND (MERGED; UNITED WAY OfJ3R£AT^ORA{«£CO.>
SEE ALSO UNITED WAY, ORANGE COUNTY (MERGED; NOWWITED WAY OF GREATER ORANGE CO.)
SEE ALSO UNITED WAY OF GREATER ORANGE COUNTY (CREATED JANUARY, 1989) .««„,«» a
UNITED WAY PLANS XINT COUNTY EFFORT CHH 1 8/20/1989 A
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO YHCA
SEE YHCA, CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO
N M70
N C62
N M70
N M70
L
N M70
N H70
3 N SI?
CHAPEL OF THE CROSS
BBC, CHURCH SEEK TO BRIDGE LOCAL RACIAL GAPS
CHAPLAIN CORPS.
SEE ALSO MINISTERS, U.S. „_
CHAPLAINS AVAILABLE AT TWO HOSPITALS IN ALAMANCE
CHAPPAOUIDDICK
CHAPPAQUIDDICK REVISITED
CHH 1 10/14/1989 A 2 N
H 1 5/24/1989 C
H 2 7/20/1989 A
1 P N H60
4 E
CHARITIES
SEE ALSO BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU _„„
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL, CHARITY PATIENTS ^^^^ -„—.
SEE ALSO FUND RAISING (SEE ALSO NAMES OF FUND RAISING PROJECTS & SPONSORING GROUPS)
SEE ALSO N.C. OFFICE OF SOLICITATION LICENSING
SEE ALSO OASIS (DURHAM, N.C.)
SELETLTHERBE«VOLENT BEWARE; APPEALS MAY NOT BE JUST FOR CHARITY
POOR GETTING RICHER?
GOOD WORKS GALORE ,.
PROJECT TO SEND DURHAM STUDENTS TO CAMP FIZZLES
MERCHANTS GROUP SETS UP FOUNDATION
A BENEFIT FOR THE HOMELESS
HOW TO GIVE WISELY
H
2
1/22/1989 E 1
T F Zll
H
2
2/03/1989 A '
1 E
H
2
2/05/1989 D '
i E
H
2
3/24/1989 A 1
1 N J40
H
2
4/14/1989 C 1'
1 N
H
2
5/07/1989 D '
) E
H
2
8/27/1989 D <
1 E
CHARITY
SEE CHARITIES
CHARLES A, DANA FOUNDATION
DUKE PARTICIPATING IN MINORITY GRAD STUDY PROGRAM
CHARLES ASSOC*
GROUP HOPING TO PROVIDE HOME FOR SENIOR CITIZENS
CHARLES CANNON UNIV. (FORMERLY WINGATE COLLEGE)
SEE ALSO UINGATE COLLEGE (CHANGED TO CHARLES CANNON UNIV.)
WINGATE COLLEGE TO CHANGE NAME
CHARLESTON, S.C.
SEE ALSO S.C.
FEBRUARY FETES FOR WINE AND WILDLIFE IN CHARLESTON
RELIEF EFFORTS MOUNTED IN DURHAM FOR HURRICANE VICTIMS t_
RISING TO THE CHALLENGE; CHAPEL HILL FLYING CLUB MEMBERS FERRY RELIEF...
CITY HELPERS LED THE WAY IN S.C. WORK
VOLUNTEERS' CONCERN HELPS EASE TRAUMA
1ST-GRADE AID/DURHAM PUPILS SEND CLASSROOM SUPPLIES TO S.C. ...
CHARLESTON POLICE CHIEF RIPS CRITICS Of HELPFUL DEPUTIES
CHARLEY'S AUNT (PLAY)
NOT QUITE ON TRACK/ 'CHARLEY'S AUNT'
CHARLIE GOODNIGHT'S COMEDY CLUB
H 2 5/10/1989 C 2 N
CHH 1 3/19/1989 A 3 P N C62
H 1 1/25/1989 C 2 N
H
H
CHH
S
S
S
H
1/22/1989
9/28/1989
9/28/1989
10/26/1989
10/28/1989
11/01/1989
11/08/1989
P U W66
N
P N S17
P N C61
E
N E33
N
H 2 11/17/1989 D 7 P R B77
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YUKS KEEP COMING AT CHARLIE GOODNIGHT'S
WHY DID THE COMEDY ZONE CROSS THE TRIANGLE?
HE'S HA-HA-HAPPY AS A FUNNY MAN/COMEDIAN FRANK KING
CHARLOTTE, N.C.
QUAYLE SCORES A BOGEY
CHARLOTTE RIGHT PLACE FOR '94 FINAL FOUR
DAVIS CUP DREAM
GOP CONSERVATIVES FLEX MUSCLES
CHARLOTTE, N.C, ELECTIONS
OTHER STATE CITIES WILL PICK MAYORS, TEST SMOKING ISSUE
CHARLOTTE, N.C, ORDINANCES
CITY HULLS DIFFERENT APPROACH TO MAJOR-PROJECTS ORDINANCE
CHARLOTTE AIRPORT
SEE DOUGLAS AIRPORT (CHARLOTTE, N.C.)
CHARLOTTE APPAREL CENTER
$32 MILLION APPAREL CENTER OFFICIALLY OPENS IN CHARLOTTE
CHARLOTTE-DOUGLAS INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
SEE DOUGLAS AIRPORT (CHARLOTTE, N.C.)
CHARLOTTE HORNETS
LATE RUN PROPELS NEW JERSEY OVER HORNETS
BULLETS BLITZ COLD HORNETS
NBA HORNETS MAKE CUPS RUNNETH OVER AT TRI-PLAS
CELTICS ROLL BY HORNETS
HORNETS 107, BULLETS 104
MALONE, JAZZ CRUSH HORNETS
JAZZIN' IT UP
JORDAN'S LATE SURGE PUSHES BULLS BY HORNETS
KNICKS KNOCK OFF ROAD-POOR HORNETS, 104-89
BARKLEY, GHINSKI LIFT 76ERS OVER HORNETS
TRIPUCKA'S 40 PUT HORNETS ON VICTORY ROAD
BUCKS' DAVIS STINGS HORNETS
SUNS HOLD BACK HORNETS' COMEBACK
1977-78 BLUE DEVILS ARE FEINSTEIN'S LATEST SUBJECT/BASKETBALL NOTES
HORNETS 'HELP' BLAZERS
HORNETS HYSTERIA/CAVS RIP CHARLOTTE) CHARLOTTE'S NBA PARTY CONTINUES.
JORDAN SPARKS BULLS BY HORNETS
IF HORNETS WIN LOTTERY, DEVILS' FERRY IS THE PICK
HORNETS FEELING PRESSURE TO DRAFT UNC'S REID
HORNETS SAY REID POSSIBILITY IN NBA DRAFT
NBA DRAFT? L.A. CLIPPERS TAKE FERRY; HORNETS PICK REID
BANKS LOOKS AT LAST HURRAH WITH HORNETS
HORNETS, REID AGREE TO CONTRACT ON EVE OF TRAINING CAMP
ON THE COURT, HORNETS ARE STILL LEARNING TO CRAWL
REID (FINALLY) LEADS HORNETS TO VICTORY
HORNETS FINALLY REWARD FANS WITH WIN
CHARLOTTE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
THIRD DEATH LINKED TO HOSPITAL PHARMACY
CHARLOTTE MOTOR SPEEDWAY
SEE ALSO STOCK CAR RACING
CHARLOTTE BECOMES NASCAR'S GREAT EQUALIZER
CHARLOTTE SPIRITS
SEE CHARLOTTE HORNETS
CHARLOTTE/RALEIGH TRAIN SERVICE
SEE ALSO DURHAM. N.C, PASSENGER TRAIN SERVICE
SEE ALSO RAILROADS, DURHAM
ALL ABOARD FOR REVIVED AMTRAK
TRAIN SERVICE BACKERS PUSH 'DAILY DOUBLE'
S I T
E ELY
D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
2 11/10/1989 D
2 12/22/1989 D
2 12/22/1989 D
20 F
3 P F M60
4 P F M60
2 4/19/1989 A 4 E
2 7/08/1989 D 1 N
2 7/13/1989 B 1 U D18
2 9/13/1989 A 4 E
H 2 11/07/1989 A 1 N
H 2 2/26/1989 A 1 N S69
H 2 1/28/1989 B 3 N
1/04/1989
1/05/1989
1/05/1989
1/07/1989
1/08/1989
1/10/1989
1/10/1989
1/12/1989
1/13/1989 B
1/16/1989 B
1/17/1989 D
1/19/1989 B
1/25/1989 D
1/29/1989 C
1/31/1989 B
2/06/1989 D
2/08/1989 D
5/18/1989 D
6/05/1989 B
6/21/1989 D
6/28/1989 A
7/23/1989 C
10/06/1989 B
11/04/1989 D
11/16/1989 B
12/20/1989 D
N
N
N
N
N
N
P
N
N
N
N
N
N
N M14
N
N
N H14
N
N
N
N C52
U M88
N
U M88
N
N
H 2 4/09/1989 B 1 N
H 2 10/10/1989 B 3 P N M64
H 2 8/06/1989 D 4 E
H 2 9/08/1989 A 1 P N L40
CHASE MANHATTAN BANK
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N.Y. FINANCIAL FIRM ASKS TO AID HOUSING
PiJATUAM 2000
SEE ALSO CHATHAM COUNTY, N.C, GROWTH DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO CHATHAM COUNTY, N.C, LAND USE
SEE ALSO CHATHAM COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION
CHATHAM GROUP TO DISCUSS ANNEXATION
^SEE^ALSO^IciaARY HOME COMMUNITY ADVISORY COMMITTEE FOR CHATHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO JOINT ORANGE/CHATHAM COOPERATIVE WORK GROUP
BOYS' CAMP CALLED BOOST FOR CHATHAM
FACILITY WILL TREAT 100 BOYS
CPU. SHOULD BEHAVE ITSELF IN CHATHAM
CAMP FtKTROUBLED BOYS STIRS CONCERN IN CHATHAM COUNTY
STORM DAMAGE IN STATE LESS THAN ANTICIPATED
AREA PICKING UP FROM STORM __
FEU TAKING ASSISTANCE FOR MARCH WINDSTORM
CHATHAM DEPUTIES. SBI AGENTS DISCOVER *40,000 IN MARIJUANA
EFFECT OF CPU. LAYOFFS UNCERTAIN
DISSONANCE IN THE POULTRY FARMING RANKS
POULTRY STILL BIG BUSINESS IN CHATHAM
HIGH-TECH HOUSING DOWN ON THE FARM
CHATHAM COUNTY, N.C, ANNEXATION
CHATHAM GROUP TO DISCUSS ANNEXATION
THOMPSON CITES TOWN'S PROBLEMS WITH ANNEXATION
CHATHAM COUNTY, N.C.BOND ISSUE .
SEE ALSO CHATHAM COUNTY, N.C, ELECTIONS
CHATHAM SCHOOL BOARD WANTS *15 MILLION BOND VOTE
CHATHAM CO. SCHOOL BOND TO GO TO VOTE „»«_
CHATHAM BOND REFERENDUM SET; CCCC BOND ISSUE CONSIDERED
LEGALITY OF BOND MEETING GETS ATTORNEYS' CLEARING
COLLEGE CAMPUS BOND TO BE RECONSIDERED
CHATHAM CONSIDERS BOND PLANS FOR SCHOOLS
^^WLP^^^fl^T^YloON KNOW WHAT COUNTY TO CALL HOKE
CHATHAM NAY ACCEPT BOUNDARY PROPOSAL
CHATHAM BOARD ON RIGHT TRACK
ORANGE CO. DRAWS LINE WITH CHATHAM
CHATHAM COUNTY, N.C., BUDGET __„ M„
CHATHAM COUNTY WORKERS MAY GET A 4-PERCENT RAISE TWWAM_
CHATHAM COUNTY SOCIAL SERVICES ASKING FOR 28-PERCENT INCREASE
CHATHAM EDUCATORS WANT 13 PERCENT HIKE FOR NEXT YEAR'S BUDGET
CHATHAM CO. RESIDENTS MAY SEE TAX HIKE
CHATHAM BOARD TO HOLD BUDGET HEARING MONDAY
COMMISSIONERS DISAGREE ON EMS POSITIONS
CHATHAM TO CONSIDER FISCAL YEAR BUDGET
CHATHAM DROPS MERIT PAY MONEY
CHATHAM OKS 4-CENT TAX INCREASE _ _
CHATHAM SALARY QUESTION MERITS OFFICIALS' CONFUSION
CHATHAM COUNTY, N.C., ECONOMY
SEE ALSO ECONOMY, N.C.
EFFECT OF CPU. LAYOFFS UNCERTAIN
CHATHAM COUNTY, N.C, ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO CHATHAM COUNTY, N.C, BOND ISSUE
FIREFIGHTERS RALLY SIFPORT FOR HOFFHAN
CHAIRMAN DENIES HE'S SEEKING SHERIFF'S POST
THOMPSON WON'T SEEK RE-ELECTION, BUSINESSMAN SAYS
CHATHAM COUNTY, N.C, EMPLOYEES r^r^„ ^Trr
CHATHAM COUNTY WORKERS MAY GET A 4-PERCENT RAISE
CHATHAM HEARS AFFIRMATIVE ACTION REPORT
FINDINGS NOT SURPRISING, BOARD CHAIRMAN SAYS
CHATHAM GOVERNMENT GOES SHOKE-fTEE
SUBJECTS
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N E
P D — DATE-
S I T
E L Y
- C -PG L P BYL
S 2 2/11/1989 C 1 N H65
CHH 1 1/26/1989 A 2 N M25
CHH 1
1/03/1989 A
3 N H25
CHH 1
1/03/1989 A
3 N M25
CHH 1
1/11/1989 A
4 E
H 2
6/04/1989 B
3 N
H 2
6/18/1989 B
1 P N
CHH 1
6/18/1989 A
3 P N L90
CHH 1
7/21/1989 A
3 N S17
CHH 1
9/01/1989 A
1 P N M25
CHH 1
9/01/1989 A
3 N M25
CHH 1
9/17/1989 A
1 P N M25
CHH 1
9/17/1989 A
1 P N M25
CHH 1
9/17/1989 A
1 P N M25
CHH 1
1/26/1989 A
2 N M25
CHH 1
1/28/1989 A
1 N M25
CHH 1
6/28/1989 A
1 N M25
CHH 1
8/05/1989 A
3 N M25
CHH 1
8/07/1989 A
3 N M25
CHH 1
8/15/1989 A
7 N H25
CHH 1
8/23/1989 A
3 P N M25
CHH 1
9/08/1989 A
3 N M25
CHH 1
2/18/1989 A
3 N M25
CHH 1
2/23/1989 A
3 P N M25
CHH 1
2/23/1989 A
4 E
CHH 1
8/17/1989 A
3 N
CHH 1
1/13/1989 A
1 P N K25
CHH 1
5/09/1989 A
3 N M25
CHH 1
5/21/1989 A
1 N K25
CHH 1
6/06/1989 A
1 P N H25
CHH 1
6/18/1989 A
1 P N M25
CHH 1
6/25/1989 A
3 N M25
CHH 1
6/29/1989 A
3 N
CHH 1
6/29/1989 A
3 N M25
CHH 1
7/01/1989 A
1 N M25
CHH 1
7/02/1989 A
3 P N M25
CHH 1
9/01/1989 A
3 N M25
CHH 1
10/18/1989 A
3 P N M25
CHH 1
10/18/1989 A
3 N M25
CHH 1
11/28/1989 A
1 P N M25
CHH 1
1/13/1989 A
1 P N M25
CHH 1
10/05/1989 A
3 N M25
CHH 1
10/05/1989 A
3 N M25
O* 1
11/25/1989 A
3 N M25
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I T
L Y
LP BYL
Cm 1 10/23/1989 A
CHH 1 10/24/1989 A
CHH 1 11/02/1989 A
1 7/23/1989 A
1 7/27/1989 A
CHH 1 10/03/1989 A 1 N M25
CHATHAM COUNTY, N.C., EHPLOYESS, INSURANCE
COUNTY TO RECONSIDER INSURANCE PROPOSAL
INSURANCE ISSUE SETTLED IN CHATHAM
HEALTH INSURANCE NOT FACTOR— THOMPSON
CHATHAM COUNTY, N.C., EMPLOYEES, SALARIES
CHATHAM OFFICIAL WANTS PLANNING RAISE CHH 1 4/15/1989 A
CHATHAM'S HOLMES AIRS COMPLAINTS OF WOMEN'S SALARIES CHH 1 6/26/1989 A
CHATHAM DROPS MERIT PAY MONEY CHH 1 6/29/1989 A
CHATHAM SALARY QUESTION MERITS OFFICIALS' CONFUSION CHH 1 7/02/1989 A
CHATHAM HEALTH BOARD OFFICIAL URGES PAY INCREASES CHH 1 11/13/1989 A
DECISION TO HIKE HEALTH SALARIES PROMPTS QUESTIONS OF FAIRNESS CHH 1 11/22/1989 A
CHATHAM STAFF'S PAY STILL LAGGING BEHIND STATE COUNTERPARTS CHH 1 12/09/1989 A
CHATHAM COUNTY, N.C., FEES
LANDFILL TIPPING FEE SCHEDULE TO GO TO BOARD CHH
CHATHAM BOARD OKS LANDFILL TIPPING FEES CHH
CHATHAM COUNTY, N.C., GARBAGE COLLECTION
SEE ALSO CHATHAM COUNTY, N.C., HAZARDOUS WASTE TREATMENT
CHATHAM OFFICIALS EYE EXPANDED RECYCLING CHH 1 1/09/1989 A
CHATHAM ASKS FOR EXTENSION ON SLUDGE STUDY CHH 1 3/19/1989 A
CHATHAM TIGHTENS RULES ON TRASH DUMPING CHH 1 3/22/1989 A
LANDFILL TIPPING FEE SCHEDULE TO GO TO BOARD CHH 1 7/23/1989 A
CHATHAM BOARD OKS LANDFILL TIPPING FEES Mi 1 7/27/1989 A
CHATHAM GETS TOUGH WITH TRASH REGULATIONS CHH 1 8/01/1989 A
CHATHAM BOARD BUCKS AT RECYCLING PLAN CHH 1 11/25/1989 A
CHATHAM FOLK SURELY WILLING TO PITCH IN CHH 1 11/27/1989 A
CHATHAM COUNTY, N.C., GROWTH DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO CHATHAM 2000
SEE ALSO CHATHAM COUNTY, N.C., ZONING
SEE ALSO CHATHAM COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION
CHATHAM ADOPTS REVISED DEAN-MOSS LAND PLAN
CHATHAM COUNTY, N.C., HAZARDOUS WASTE TREATMENT
SEE ALSO CHATHAM COUNTY, N.C., GARBAGE COLLECTION
SEE ALSO CHATHAM COUNTY, N.C., LANDFILL
SEE ALSO HAZARDOUS WASTE TREATMENT, N.C.
CHATHAM WANTS PUBLIC FORUM ON WASTE DISPOSAL FACILITY CHH 1 4/28/1989 A
MEDICAL WASTE FIRM CONSIDERS CHATHAM SITE CHH 1 5/03/1989 A
QUESTIONS REMAIN FOR PITTS8OR0 INCINERATOR CHH 1 5/13/1989 A
PITTSBORO INCINERATOR SITE UNLIKELY - BOARD CHAIRMAN (AMENDED 5-18-89) CHH 1 5/17/1989 A
CORRECTION CHH 1 5/18/1989 A
COMPLAINTS SPARK PROBE OF AREA DEM CHH 1 5/19/1989 A
DEM OFFICIAL DEFENDS LOCAL ENFORCEMENT CHH 1 5/20/1989 A
MECKLENBURG COULD MODEL FOR CHATHAM MEDICAL INCINERATOR CHH 1 5/21/1989 A
PITTSBORO WASTE BURNER NOT PLAN*© - BIO-MED MGR. CHH 1 6/22/1989 A
STATE FINISHES DEM INVESTIGATION CHH 1 7/12/1989 A
REGIONAL DEM DIRECTOR DEFENDS ENFORCEMENT RECORD CHH 1 7/13/1989 A
REPORT CITES PROBLEM AREAS CHH 1 7/13/1989 A
CHATHAM COMMITTEE TO STUDY EFFECT OF RADIOACTIVE WASTE DISPOSAL FACILITY CHH 1 7/30/1989 A
WASTE DISPOSAL HEARINGS CRITICIZED CHH 1 8/29/1989 A
CHATHAM OFFICIALS LOOKING TO DODGE NUCLEAR WASTE PILE CHH 1 9/06/1989 A
CHATHAM TO CONSIDER RESOLUTION ON STORAGE OF RADIOACTIVE WASTE CHH 1 10/16/1989 A
WAKE-CHATHAM TRACT TAPPED AS POSSIBLE N-WASTE SITE H 2 11/09/1989 A
HACKNEY SAYS HE'LL OPPOSE WASTE DUMP CHH 1 11/09/1989 A
TIME TO PAY THE PIPER CHH 1 11/10/1989 A
GROUP FIRM ON OPPOSITION TO CHATHAM NUCLEAR DUMP CHH 1 11/13/1989 A
TWO NUKE SITES UNSUITABLE-WILLHOIT CHH 1 11/16/1989 A
CPU. FINDS IT OWNS 43X OF LAND EYED FOR WASTE FACILITY CHH 1 11/21/1989 A
CHEM-MUCLEAR OFFERS TO ANSWER WASTE SITE QUERIES CHH 1 11/24/1989 A
CHATHAM REQUESTS LEGISLATORS TO DELAY WASTE SITE CHOICE CHH 1 12/05/1989 A
REACTIONS MIXED ON WASTE ISSUE CHH 1 12/08/1989 A
HOSTS GET BENEFITS CHH 1 12/08/1989 A
SHEARON HARRIS SITE MAKES SENSE, WAKE COUNTY OFFICIAL SAYS CHH 1 12/10/1989 A
WILLHOIT URGES SCRUTINY ON TESTING OF WASTE SITES CHH 1 12/11/1989 A
COMMISSIONER FEARS COUNTY MAY BE SITE FOR INCINERATOR CHH 1 12/12/1989 A
CHEH-NUCLEAR DEFENDS ENVIRONMENTAL RECORD CHH 1 12/16/1989 A
2 N M25
3 N M25
3 P N M25
N
N M25
N M25
N N25
N M25
N M25
N M25
3 N M25
3 N
N M25
N M25
N M25
N M25
N
N M25
N M25
E
N M25
N M25
N M23
N M25
N
N M25
N M25
N M25
N H25
N M25
N M25
N M25
N M25
N M25
N M25
N H25
N L40
N M25
E
N M25
N M25
N M25
N M25
N M25
N M25
N M25
N M25
N M25
N M25
N M25
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RECORD CLEAN AT BARNWELL SITE, CO? ANY, STATE OFFICIALS SAY
CHATHAM BOARD ADVOCATES WASTE SITE PROTECTIONS
DRILLING SUGGESTS WASTE SITE SUITABLE
CONTRACT OUTLINES DUMP FUNDING
™^EN&TI§n' raW CREATES HOUSING BIND
HUD TO REBATE $100,000 RENT IN CHATHAM CO.
CHATHAM COMMITTEE TO FOCUS ON HOUSING
HOUSING PLAN CALLED CONTROVERSIAL
CHATHAM COUNTY, N.C, INJA^IAL DE^fflMENT
JAPANESE WOOD COMPANY TO BUILD PLANT IN SILER CITY
CHATHAM COUNTY. N.C, LAND USE
SEE ALSO CHATHAM 2000 „
SEE ALSO CHATHAM COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION
CHATHAM TO DEBATE LANDUSE ^^
CHATHAM BOARD WOULD REZONE LAND FOR MEMBER
THOMPSON DEFENDS PROPOSED LAND-USE CHANGES „ , „,
CHATHAM DROPS SEWER SYSTEMS FROM LAND PLAN (CORRECTION PRINTED 8-3-89)
CORRECTION
CHATHAM CONSIDERS LAND-USE PROPOSAL
COUNTY DELAYS ACTION ON DEAN MOSS PLAN
INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS VS, COMMUNITY INTEREST
S^ O^&TdeOelO^ NOT ALWAYS CLEAR-CUT
TaM'^C^WB WASTE TREATMENT
CHATHAM OFFICIALS EYE EXPANDED RECYCLING
CHATHAM TIGHTENS RULES ON TRASH DUMPING
HOFFMAN DEFENDS 62-PERCENT LANDFILL INCREASE
LANDFILL TIPPING FEE SCHEDULE TO GO TO BOARD
CHATHAM BOARD OKS LANDFILL TIPPING FEES
LANDFILL DUMPING FEE CREATES CONFUSION IN CHATHAM
CHATHAM COUNTY, N.C, ORDINANCES
TOWN WON'T SUPPORT TRAILER BAN
CHATHAM COUNTY. N.C, PROPERTY TAXES
SEE ALSO CHATHAM COUNTY, N.C., TAXES
SEE ALSO PROPERTY TAXES, N.C.
CHATHAM CO. RESIDENTS MAY SEE TAX HIKE
CHATHAM MOVES COULD PREVENT BIGGER TAX HIKE
CHATHAM COUNTY, N.C, ROADS _ , „ „ _,
STATE CONSIDERS BYPASS OPTIONS FOR U.S. 15-501
CHATHAM, ORANGE CLASH OVER CONNECTOR ROAD LIKELY
CHATHAM FACING PAVING DECISION
CHATHAM BOARD FAVORS U.S. 15-501, 1-40 LINK
CHATHAM COUNTY, N.C, SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANTS
SEE ALSO CHATHAM COUNTY, N.C, WATER AND SEWER LINES
CHATHAM OFFICIAL URGES MONITORING OF SEWAGE
'SPRAY' SEWER ONE OPTION FOR CHATHAM
UNSUITABLE SOIL FORCES ALTERNATIVES TO SEPTIC TANKS
COLE PARK PLAZA IS NOW MEETING WATER STANDARDS
CHATHAM HULLS SEWAGE SYSTEM SUPERVISION
PLANNER URGES GOVERNORS CLUB DELAY
CHATHAM OFFICIALS ON RIGHT TRACK
SEVERE SCRUTINY JUSTIFIED „ __ , . „,
CHATHAM ATTACKS SEPTAGE PROBLEM (CORRECTION PRINTED 3-15-89)
SEPTAGE PROPOSAL GETS PRAISE
CORRECTION
•LITTLE HOUSE BEHIND THE BIG HOUSE' __
CHATHAM OFFICIALS SKEPTICAL OF SLUDGE PROGRAM'S SAFETY
CHATHAM IS CORRECT TO SAY, 'SHOW ME'
CHATHAM WANTS SLUDGE DISPOSAL INFORMATION
SLUDGE NO THREAT, WATER OFFICIAL SAYS
D — DATE-
S I T
E L Y
C -PG L P
BYL
CHH 1 12/16/1989 A
CHH 1 12/20/1989 A
CHH 1 12/29/1989 A
CHH 1 12/30/1989 A
CHH 1 4/06/1989 A
CHH 1 9/09/1989 A
CHH 1 9/12/1989 A
CHH 1 12/20/1989 A
N M25
N M25
N H25
P N M25
2 N M25
3 N M25
3 N M25
3 P N M25
CHH 1 7/05/1989 A 3 N M25
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
2/18/1989
6/08/1989
7/27/1989
8/02/1989
8/03/1989
9/19/1989
9/20/1989
10/15/1989
10/15/1989
10/15/1989
N M25
N M25
N M25
N M25
N
N H23
N M25
1 MN M25
1 N K25
1 N M25
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
1
1
CHH
CHH
1/09/1989 A
3/22/1989 A
6/26/1989 A
7/23/1989 A
7/27/1989 A
8/13/1989 A
N M25
N M25
N M25
N M25
N
N M25
CHH 1 1/11/1989 A 3 N M25
CHH 1
CHH 1
6/06/1989 A
7/05/1989 A
CHH 1 2/01/1989 A
CHH 1 3/24/1989 A
CHH 1 4/11/1989 A
CHH 1 5/31/1989 A
1 P N H25
3 P N M25
1 M N M25
1 P N M25
3 N M25
1 N M25
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
CHH 1
1/04/1989
1/15/1989
1/15/1989
1/18/1989
2/02/1989
2/03/1989
2/03/1989
2/04/1989
3/14/1989
3/15/1989
3/15/1989
3/15/1989
4/04/1989
4/05/1989
4/11/1989
4/14/1989
N M25
N M25
N M25
N M25
N M25
N M25
E
E
N M25
N K25
N
E
N N25
E
N M23
N M25
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SLUDGE HAULER HAY BE CITED FOR WASTE PIT
CHATHAM GIVES CONDITIONAL SUPPORT TO SLUDGE REQUEST
SLUDGE REGULATIONS MUDDY, HAULER TELLS COMMISSIONERS
SOME PROPER PROPOSALS
CHATHAM DROPS SEWER SYSTEMS FROM LANS PLAN (CORRECTION FAINTED 8-3-89)
CHATHAM PAID SLUDGE HAULER FINED BY STATE
CHATHAM APPROVES FUNDS FOR SEWAGE TANK
TREATMENT SYSTEM ALLOCATIONS UNCERTAIN
BOND WOULD RAZE, THEN REBUILD BONLEE
CHATHAM COUNTY, N.C., TAX RATE
CHATHAM CO. RESIDENTS MAY SEE TAX HIKE
CHATHAM COUNTY. N.C., TAXES
SEE ALSO CHATHAM COUNTY, N.C., PROPERTY TAXES
CHATHAM OKS 4-CENT TAX INCREASE
CHATHAM COUNTY, N.C., WATER AND SEWER LINES
SEE ALSO CHATHAM COUNTY, N.C., SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANTS
CHATHAM OKS GOVERNORS CLUB PHASE, WITH STRINGS
CHATHAM SAYS WATER ISSUE ON THE TABLE
CHATHAM SCHOOLS FINED $95,000
CHATHAM SCHOOLS HAD BEEN GIVEN WASTEWATER FUNDS
STOP POLLUTION, WHATEVER THE SOURCE
CLUB DEVELOPERS HAVEN'T PAID WATER INSTALLMENT-COUNTY
GOVERNORS CLUB SHOULD PAY UP
•LIKE A CHEAP SHOT'/HAW RIVER ASSEMBLY PRESIDENT QUESTIONS DEM FINES...
GRATHWOHL URGES JOINT EFFORT TOWARD SOLUTION
CHATHAM OFFICIAL FAULTS SCHOOL BOARD FOR FINES
COUNTY RENEGOTIATES WATER PAYMENT DEAL
SCHOOL OFFICIALS DISCUSS DEM FINE
CHATHAM SCHOOLS LOOK FOR EXCUSES
CHATHAM COUNTY, N.C., WATER RESOURCES
GOVERNORS CLUB, CHATHAM MOVE CLOSER TO ACCORD
CHATHAM QUESTIONS GOVERNORS CLUB WATER AGREEMENT
GOVERNORS CLUB SHOULDN'T COST COUNTY
OFFICIAL SEES BENEFITS IN GOVERNORS CLUB TALKS
CHATHAM ASKS FOR EXTENSION ON SLUDGE STUDY
ONE-GALLON COMMODE TOUTED AS WAY TO SAVE WATER, MONEY
CHATHAM, DEVELOPERS AFFIRM WATER AGREEMENT
FEARRINGTON DEVELOPER TO CONTRIBUTE TO COUNTY WATER SYSTEM
OMASA DEBATES STAFF'S AUTHORITY IN POLICY ISSUES
OWASA-CHATHAH CO. WATER HOOKUP STILL UNLIKELY VENTURE
CHATHAM COUNTY, N.C., WATER TREATMENT PLANTS
OFFICIALS INVESTIGATE CHATHAM WASTE PIT
COUNTY APPROVES GUIDELINES FOR WATER SYSTEM EXTENSIONS
OWASA PURCHASE MAY BE SITE FOR TREATMENT PLANT
CHATHAM FINE WAIVER SAID NOT PROBABLE
'LIKE A CHEAP SHOT'/HAW RIVER ASSEMBLY PRESIDENT QUESTIONS DEM FINES...
GRATHWOHL URGES JOINT EFFORT TOWARD SOLUTION
SYSTEMS TREATING WATER EFFECTIVELY, SPECIALIST SAYS
CHATHAM COUNTY, N.C., ZONING
SEE ALSO CHATHAM COUNTY, N.C., GROWTH DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO CHATHAM COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION
CHATHAM APPROVES BIGGER LOT REQUIREMENTS
CHATHAM BOARD WOULD REZONE LAND FOR MEMBER
CHATHAM DENIES REZONING/ GOVERNORS CLUB GROWS
CHATHAM MAY REZONE DESPITE OWNER'S WISHES
COMPROMISE OFFERED ON REZONING LAND NEAR LAKE
OFFICIALS 'BACK TO SQUARE ONE' ON PLANNING EXTENSION
INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS VS. COMMUNITY INTEREST
PROPOSED CHANGES WILL TAKE TIME
BUSINESS OF PROPERTY DEVELOPMENT NOT ALWAYS CLEAR-CUT
CHATHAM COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION
SEE ALSO CHATHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS
CHATHAM EDUCATORS WANT 13 PERCENT HIKE FOR NEXT YEAR'S BUDGET
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4/19/1989
4/19/1989
7/18/1989
8/02/1989
8/17/1989
10/03/1989
12/01/1989
12/01/1989
NM25
N M25
N M25
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N M25
N M25
N M25
N M70
N M70
CHH 1 6/06/1989 A 1 P N M25
CHH 1 7/01/1989 A 1 N M25
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CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
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CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
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2/09/1989
10/25/1989
10/26/1989
10/24/1989
11/01/1989
11/02/1989
11/04/1989
11/04/1989
11/06/1989
11/07/1989
11/09/1989
11/11/1989
1/19/1989
2/07/1989
2/10/1989
3/11/1989
3/19/1989
3/27/1989
6/23/1989
9/17/1989
9/18/1989
9/19/1989
2/21/1989
3/22/1989
8/05/1989
11/03/1989
11/04/1989
11/04/1989
12/14/1989
CHH 1
2/22/1989
6/08/1989
6/25/1989
7/15/1989
7/26/1989
8/18/1989
10/15/1989
10/15/1989
CHH 1 10/15/1989
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N M25
N M25
N M25
N M25
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N M25
N M25
N M25
N M25
N M25
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N M25
N M25
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N M25
N M25
N M25
N M25
N M25
N M25
N M25
N M25
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N M25
N M25
N M25
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1 N M25
1 P N M25
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1 M N M25
1 M N M25
1 N M25
1 N M25
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CHATHAM SCHOOL BOARD WANTS $15 MILLION BOND VOTE
LEGALITY OF BOND MEETING GETS ATTORNEYS' CLEARING
CHATHAM CONSIDERS BOND PLANS FOR SCHOOLS
CHATHAM SCHOOLS HAD BEEN GIVEN WASTEWATER FUNDS
CHATHAM FINE WAIVER SAID MOT PROBABLE „„TTnije —. —-»
•LIKE A CHEAP SHOT'/HAW RIVER ASSEMBLY PRESIDENT QUESTIONS DEM FINES..
GRATHWOHL URGES JOINT EFFORT TOWARD SOLUTION
CHATHAM OFFICIAL FAULTS SCHOOL BOARD FOR FINES Tn m
SCHCaS TO SEEK WAIVER OF FINES/CHATHAM SCHOOLS RESPOND TO DEM
SCHOOL OFFICIALS DISCUSS DEM FINE
TREATMENT SYSTEM ALLOCATIONS UNCERTAIN
BOND WOULD RAZE, THEN REBUILD BONLEE
CHATHAM PASSES $15 MILLION BOND
CHATHAM COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
CHATHAM OFFICIAL URGES MONITORING OF SEWAGE
TOWN WON'T SUPPORT TRAILER BAN , r_
CHATHAM COUNTY WORKERS MAY GET A 4-PERCENT RAISE
THE CHATHAM AGENDA! COFFEE, BISCUITS AND BALANCING GOALS
CHATHAM MULLS SEWAGE SYSTEM SUPERVISION
CHATHAM OFFICIALS ON RIGHT TRACK
CHATHAM QUESTIONS GOVERNORS CLUB WATER AGREEMENT
CHATHAM SAYS WATER ISSUE ON THE TABLE
TOWN COUNCIL OKS COURTESY REVIEW PLAN
CHATHAM TO DEBATE LAND USE — „., «
WOLF'S POND RESIDENTS MAY SOON KNOW WHAT COUNTY TO CALL HOME
CHATHAM APPROVES BIGGER LOT REQUIREMENTS
15-501 TO GET TURNING LANES
CHATHAM MAY ACCEPT BOUNDARY PROPOSAL
CHATHAM BOARD ON RIGHT TRACK _ _ , „ ^
CHATHAM ATTACKS SEPTAGE PROBLEM (CORRECTION PRINTED 3-15-89)
SEPTAGE PROPOSAL GETS PRAISE
CORRECTION
'LITTLE HOUSE BEHIND THE BIG HOUSE'
CHATHAM TIGHTENS RULES ON TRASH DUMPING _ __
HEALTH DIRECTOR SEARCH COMMITTEE FACING NO SHORTAGE OF ADVICE
CHATHAM OFFICIALS SKEPTICAL OF SLUDGE PROGRAM'S SAFETY
CHATHAM IS CORRECT TO SAY, 'SHOW ME'
CHATHAM WANTS SLUDGE DISPOSAL INFORMATION __
LAND NEAR PITTSBORO INTAKE NOT SLATED FOR SLUDGE - OWNER
CHATHAM GIVES CONDITIONAL SUPPORT TO SLUDGE REQUEST
SLUDGE REGULATIONS MUDDY, HAULER TELLS COMMISSIONERS
CHATHAM WANTS PUBLIC FORUM ON WASTE DISPOSAL FACILITY
CHATHAM VOTES TO OPPOSE NORTHERN BYPASS IN ROAD PLAN
CHATHAM COUNTY SOCIAL SERVICES ASKING FOR 28-PERCENT INCREASE
CHATHAM COMMISSIONERS MAY ASSUME FINAL OK ON SUBDIVISIONS
PITTSBORO INCINERATOR SITE UNLIKELY - BOARD CHAIRMAN (AMENDED 5-18-89)
GOVERNORS CLUB EXPANSION BERATED
CORRECTION
CHATHAM EDUCATORS WANT 13 PERCENT HIKE FOR NEXT YEAR'S BUDGET
CHATHAM BOARD FAVORS U.S. 15-501, 1-40 LINK
CHATHAM JOINS IN CELEBRATION OF 'GODSEND'
COMMISSIONERS TO CONSIDER GOVERNORS CLUB EXPANSION
CHATHAM DENIES RE20NIN6/ GOVERNORS CLUB GROWS
CHATHAM'S HOLMES AIRS COMPLAINTS OF WOMEN'S SALARIES
OFFICIAL RECOMMENDS CHATHAM COUNTY WITHDRAW FROM JOINT PLANNING TALKS
CHATHAM HEARING SLATED ON PLANNING BOARD POWER
COUNTY RESIDENTS SAY LAKE PRICE TOO HIGH
SUBDIVISION CONTROL PROPOSAL DEBATED
LANDFILL TIPPING FEE SCHEDULE TO GO TO BOARD
COMPROMISE OFFERED ON ZONING LAND NEAR LAKE „AnTi ttv
CHATHAM COMMITTEE TO STUDY EFFECT OF RADIOACTIVE WASTE DISPOSAL FACILITY
PITTSBORQ'S PLANNING AREA REQUEST PUT OFF UNTIL AUGUST
CHATHAM DROPS SEWER SYSTEMS FROM LAND PLAN (CORRECTION PRINTED 8-3-89)
CORRECTION
CHATHAM BOND REFERENDUM SET; CCCC BOND ISSUE CONSIDERED
PLANNING AREA EXTENSION AGAIN QUESTIONED
COMMISSIONER DENIES SPECIAL INTEREST IN ISSUE
LEGALITY OF BOND MEETING GETS ATTORNEYS' CLEARING
OFFICIALS 'BACK TO SQUARE ONE' ON PLANNING EXTENSION
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6/28/1989
8/15/1989
9/08/1989
10/26/1989
11/03/1989
11/04/1989
11/04/1989
11/06/1989
11/08/1989
11/09/1989
12/01/1989
12/01/1989
12/06/1989
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CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
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CHH 1
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CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
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CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH
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CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
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1/04/1989
1/11/1989
1/13/1989
1/27/1989
2/02/1989
2/03/1989
2/07/1989
2/09/1989
2/15/1989
2/18/1989
2/18/1989
2/22/1989
2/23/1989
2/23/1989
2/23/1989
3/14/1989
3/15/1989
3/15/1989
3/15/1989
3/22/1989
4/03/1989
4/04/1989
4/05/1989
4/11/1989
4/13/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/28/1989
5/02/1989
5/09/1989
5/12/1939
5/17/1989
5/17/1989
5/18/1989
5/21/1989
5/31/1989
6/10/1989
6/13/1989
6/25/1989
6/26/1989
7/04/1989
7/04/1989
7/07/1989
7/14/1989
7/23/1989
7/26/1989
7/30/1989
7/30/1989
8/02/1989
8/03/1989
8/07/1989
8/08/1989
8/09/1989
8/15/1989
8/18/1989
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1/01/1989
INDEX BY
12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
PITTSBORO BOARD FIGHTS REVISED PLANNING AREA
STONE PROPERTY REZDNING ON TABLE
CHATHAM TO CONSIDER PITTSBORO EXTENSION
CHATHAM BOARD EXTENDS TOWN'S PLANNING JURISDICTION
COLLEGE CAMPUS BOND TO BE RECONSIDERED
CHATHAM BOARD MOVES ON INSURANCE PLAN
CHATHAM OFFICIALS LOOKING TO DODGE NUCLEAR WASTE PILE
BOARD TO GET FINAL SUBDIVISION OK
CHATHAM COMMITTEE TO FOCUS ON HOUSING
CHATHAM CONSIDERS LAND-USE PROPOSAL
COUNTY DELAYS ACTION ON DEAN MOSS PLAN
RADIOACTIVE WASTE DATA CONTRADICTED
CHATHAM ADOPTS REVISED DEAN-MOSS LAND PLAN
CHATHAM APPROVES FUNDS FOR SEWAGE TANK
CHATHAM HEARS AFFIRMATIVE ACTION REPORT
FINDINGS NOT SURPRISING, BOARD CHAIRMAN SAYS
CHATHAM TO CONSIDER RESOLUTION ON STORAGE OF RADIOACTIVE WASTE
FIREFIGHTERS RALLY SUPPORT FOR HOFFMAN
CHAIRMAN DENIES HE'S SEEKING SHERIFF'S POST
HOFFMAN'S STATUS WITH COUNTY BOARD SPECULATION TOPIC
COUNTY TO RECONSIDER INSURANCE PROPOSAL
HOFFMAN'S DECISION NO SURPRISE, COUNTY COMMISSIONERS SAY
INSURANCE ISSUE SETTLED IN CHATHAM
CHATHAM TO PAY HOFFMAN THROUGH FEBRUARY
GOVERNORS CLUB SHOULD PAY UP
COUNTY RENEGOTIATES WATER PAYMENT DEAL
BOARD GIVES HOFFMAN EARLY LEAVE
DECISION TO HIKE HEALTH SALARIES PROMPTS QUESTIONS OF FAIRNESS
CHATHAM BOARD BUCKS AT RECYCLING PLAN
CHATHAM GOVERNMENT GOES SMOKE-FREE
MURCHISON'S MEDICARE TO BE PAID
THOMPSON WON'T SEEK RE-ELECTION, BUSINESSMAN SAYS
CHATHAM REQUESTS LEGISLATORS TO DELAY WASTE SITE CHOICE
DUNLAP ELECTED CHATHAM CHAIRMAN
CHATHAM STAFF'S PAY STILL LAGGING BEHIND STATE COUNTERPARTS
COMMISSIONER FEARS COUNTY MAY BE SITE FOR INCINERATOR
CHATHAM BOARD ADVOCATES WASTE SITE PROTECTIONS
HOUSING PLAN CALLED CONTROVERSIAL
REPORT URGES BOOKMOBILE FUNDING
CHATHAM COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, BUDGET
CHATHAM BOARD TO HOLD BUDGET HEARING MONDAY
COMMISSIONERS DISAGREE ON ENS POSITIONS
CHATHAM TO CONSIDER FISCAL YEAR BUDGET
CHATHAM DROPS MERIT PAY MONEY
CHATHAM OKS 4-CENT TAX INCREASE
CHATHAM MOVES COULD PREVENT BIGGER TAX HIKE
CHATHAM COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, CHAIRMAN
DUNLAP ELECTED CHATHAM CHAIRMAN
CHATHAM COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, ELECTIONS
HOLMES, HANNER SEEK CHATHAM BOARD SEATS
CHATHAM COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, RETREATS
THE CHATHAM AGENDA: COFFEE, BISCUITS AND BALANCING GOALS
CHATHAM COUNTY COUNCIL ON AGING
SEE ALSO AGING
SEE ALSO SENIOR CITIZENS
CHATHAM JOINS IN CELEBRATION OF 'GODSEND'
ADULT DAY-CARE CENTER NOW CLOSER TO REALITY, GROUP SAYS
CHATHAM COUNTY COURTHOUSE
NO PLACE FOR FAINTHEARTS
CHATHAM COUNTY DEPT. OF HEALTH
CHATHAM HEALTH BOARD OFFICIAL URGES PAY INCREASES
DECISION TO HIKE HEALTH SALARIES PROMPTS QUESTIONS OF FAIRNESS
CHATHAM COUNTY DEPT. OF HEALTH, DIRECTOR
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CHH 1
CHH
CHH
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CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
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8/21/1989 A
8/21/1989 A
8/22/1989 B
8/23/1989 A
9/02/1989
9/06/1989
9/06/1989
9/12/1989
9/19/1989
9/20/1989
9/26/1989
10/03/1989
10/03/1989
10/05/1989
10/05/1989
10/16/1989
10/18/1989
10/18/1989
10/20/1989
10/23/1989
10/24/1989
10/24/1989
11/02/1989
11/02/1989
11/07/1989
11/07/1989
11/22/1989
11/25/1989
11/25/1989
11/25/1989
11/28/1989
12/05/1989
12/05/1989
12/09/1989
12/12/1989
12/20/1989
12/20/1989
12/25/1989
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6/25/1989
6/29/1989
6/29/1989
7/01/1989
7/05/1989
CHH 1 12/05/1989 A
CHH 1 12/28/1989 A
CHH 1 1/27/1989 A
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CHH 1 3/03/1989 A 1 P P L38
CHH 1 11/13/1989 A 3 N M25
CHH 1 11/22/1989 A 3 P N M25
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1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989
HEALTH DIRECTOR SEARCH COMMITTEE FACING NO SHORTAGE OF ADVICE
SHAW PICKED TO FILL COUNTY HEALTH POST
CHATHAM COUNTY DEPT. OF SOCIAL SERVICES „-«. T1™-A«-
CHATHAM COUNTY SOCIAL SERVICES ASKING FOR 28-PERCENT INCREASE
CONFIRMED CHILD ABUSE UP 119X IN CHATHAM
CHATHAM COUNTY FIRE DISTRICT
FIREFIGHTERS RALLY SUPPORT FOR HOFFMAN
CHATHAM COUNTY HOUSING AUTHORITY
'GENTRIFICATION' OF CHATHAM CREATES HOUSING BIND
CHATHAM COUNTY JAIL „
SEE ALSO CHATHAM COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPT.
CHATHAM ROBBERY SUSPECT RECAPTURED
CHATHAM COUNTY MANAGER
HOFFMAN'S STATUS WITH COUNTY BOARD SPECULATION TOPIC
HOFFMAN SAYS (£'LL RESIGN MANAGER POST AT YEAR'S END
CHATHAM TO PAY HOFFMAN THROUGH FEBRUARY
BOARD GIVES HOFFMAN EARLY LEAVE
™W8&JPffi£tifiS TO ILLEGALLY DISPENSING DRUGS
CHATHAM COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION
SEE ALSO CHATHAM 2000
SEE ALSO CHATHAM COUNTY, N.C., GROWTH DEVELOPMENT
• SEE ALSO CHATHAM COUNTY, N.C., LAND USE
SEE ALSO CHATHAM COUNTY, N.C., ZONING
SEE ALSO ORANGE/CHATHAM PLANNING AREA
PLANNER URGES GOVERNORS CLUB DELAY ^
CHATHAM OKS GOVERNORS CLUB PHASE, WITH STRINGS
CHATHAM SAYS WATER ISSUE ON THE TABLE
CHATHAM BOARD TO CONSIDER 2-LOT SUBDIVISION
TWO-LOT SUBDIVISION GIVEN PLANNERS' PRELIMINARY OK
OFFICIAL SEES BENEFITS IN GOVERNORS CLUB TALKS
CHATHAM FACING PAVING DECISION
CORRECTION _
CHATHAM OFFICIAL WANTS PLANNING RAISE
CHATHAM COMMISSIONERS MAY ASSUME FINAL OK ON SUBDIVISIONS
CHATHAM BOARD WOULD REZONE LAND FOR MEMBER
COMMISSIONERS TO CONSIDER GOVERNORS CLUB EXPANSION
CHATHAM HEARING SLATED ON PLANNING BOARD POWER
SUBDIVISION CONTROL PROPOSAL DEBATED
CHATHAM MAY REZONE DESPITE OWNER'S WISHES
THOMPSON DEFENDS PROPOSED LAND-USE CHANGES
STONE PROPERTY REZONING ON TABLE
CHATHAM TO CONSIDER PITTSBORO EXTENSION
BOARD TO GET FINAL SUBDIVISION OK
CHATHAM ADOPTS REVISED DEAN-rtOSS LAND PLAN
INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS VS. COMMUNITY INTEREST
PROPOSED CHANGES WILL TAKE TIME __ mnp
BUSINESS OF PROPERTY DEVELOPMENT NOT ALWAYS CLEAR-CUT
CHATHAM COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
REPORT URGES BOOKMOBILE FUNDING
CHATHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS
SEE ALSO CHATHAM COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION
VACCINATIONS BEGIN IN CHATHAM SCHOOLS ,_,„ „_,„ _«-
HOOFING IT TO GET THE STORY; NORTHWOOD HIGH REPORTER GETS SCOOP.,
CHATHAM EDUCATORS WANT 13 PERCENT HIKE FOR NEXT YEAR'S BUDGET
IMPROVEMENT PROJECT NETS PRINCIPAL AWARD
CHATHAM CO. SCHOOL BOND TO GO TO VOTE _^
CHATHAM BOND REFERENDUM SET; CCCC BOND ISSUE CONSIDERED
CHATHAM PRESENTS LUNCH PAYMENT PLANS
CHATHAM CONSIDERS BOND PLANS FOR SCHOOLS
CHATHAM SCHOOLS FINED $95,000
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5/31/1989 A
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CHH 1 10/18/1989 A
CHH 1 4/06/1989 A
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2 N M25
CHH 1 9/07/1989 A 1 N M25
CHH 1 10/20/1989 A 3 N M25
CHH 1 10/23/1989 A 1 P N M25
CHH 1 11/02/1989 A 3 P N M25
CHH 1 11/07/1989 A 1 P N M25
CHH 1 3/07/1989 A 1 N H90
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2/08/1989
2/09/1989
3/07/1989
3/09/1989
3/11/1989
4/11/1989
4/13/1989
4/15/1989
5/12/1989
6/C8/1989
6/13/1989
7/04/1989
7/14/1989
7/15/1989
7/27/1989
8/21/1989
8/21/1989
9/06/1989
10/03/1989
10/15/1989
10/15/1989
10/15/1989
N M25
N M25
N M25
N H25
N M25
N M25
N M25
N
N
N M25
N M25
N M25
N M25
N M25
N M25
N M25
N M25
N M25
N M25
N M25
N M25
N M25
N M25
CHH 1 12/25/1989 A 3 N M25
CHH 1
2/01/1989 A
1
N M25
CHH 1
3/01/1989 A
3 P N «25
CHH 1
5/21/1989 A
1
N M25
CHH 1
7/14/1989 A
3
N
CHH 1
8/05/1989 A
3
N M25
CHH 1
8/07/1989 A
3
N M25
CHH 1
8/22/1989 A
3
N
CHH 1
9/08/1989 A
3
N M25
CHH 1
10/25/1989 A
1
N M25
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ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
CHATHAM SCHOOLS HAD BEEN GIVEN WASTEWATER FUNDS
STOP POLLUTION, WHATEVER THE SOURCE
CHATHAM FINE WAIVER SAID NOT PROBABLE
CHATHAM OFFICIAL FAULTS SCHOOL BOARD FOR FINES
SCHOOLS TO SEEK WAIVER OF FINES/CHATHAM SCHOOLS RESPOND TO DEM
SCHOOL OFFICIALS DISCUSS DEM FINE
CHATHAM SCHOOLS LOOK FOR EXCUSES
CHATHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, BOND REFERENDA
TREATMENT SYSTEM ALLOCATIONS UNCERTAIN
BOND WOULD RAZE, THEN REBUILD BONLEE
CHATHAM PASSES »15 MILLION BOND
CHATHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, BUDGET
COUNTY RANKS S2ND IN SPENDING
CHATHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, CONSTRUCTION
THE CHATHAM AGENDA: COFFEE, BISCUITS AND BALANCING GOALS
CHATHAM SCHOOL BOARD WANTS *15 MILLION BOND VOTE
TREATMENT SYSTEM ALLOCATIONS UNCERTAIN
BOND WOULD RAZE, THEN REBUILD BONLEE
CHATHAM PASSES *15 MILLION BOND
CHATHAM COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPT.
SEE ALSO CHATHAM COUNTY JAIL
20 ARRESTED IN CHATHAM CRACK BUST
CHATHAM RECORD (NEWSPAPER)
COUPLE BRINGS LIBEL SUIT AGAINST CHATHAM PAPER
PUBLICATION BAN ASKED IN RECORD SUIT
RECORD ASKS COURT TO DISMISS LIBEL SUIT
CHEATING (IN SCHOOL AND COLLEGE)
SEE ALSO COLLEGES, N.C.
SEE ALSO SPORTS, SCANDALS
NCAA OFFICIAL DEFENDS COLLEGE ATHLETICS' IMAGE
EDUCATORS: DURHAM SCHOOLS DON'T 'FUDGE' ON EXAMINATIONS
SCHOOL OFFICIALS SAY TESTS GIVEN HONESTLY
CHECK FRAUD
SEE BAD CHECKS
CHECK ONE (BILL PAYING SERVICE)
'BILL PAYING SERVICE GUARANTEED TO IMPROVE ANY MARRIAGE'
CHECKS
SEE ALSO BAD CHECKS
BANKS CITE HEAVY LOBBY TRAFFIC IN DENYING CHECK-CASHING SERVICE
IF THE BANKS TURN YOU DOWN, DAVID BEASLEY PROBABLY WON'T
CHEERLEADERS
SEE ALSO DALLAS COWBOYS CHEERLEADER SQUAD
SIS-BOOM-BAH; SPORT OF CHEERLEADING MORE THAN SIDELINE ART
GAME BENEFITS RONALD MCDONALD HOMES
HOOPLA FOR DUKE; Z-rtAN IS A MAJOR PRACTITIONER OF DUKE DEVILIRIUM
SOUTHERN CHEERLEADERS ATTEND CAMP
AWARD-WINNING CHEERLEADERS AT WORK
4 SQUADS TAKE CHEERLEAIUNG CHAMPIONSHIPS
CHEESE
LOW-FAT CHEESES BECOMING DIETERS' DELIGHTS
CHEFS
SEE ALSO FOOD
CHEF WRITES A BOOK TO FEED THE HUNGRY
OPULENCE DEFINED: BILTMORE ESTATE WILL HOLD SOME VERY SPECIAL DINING
A BENEFIT DINNER TO BE CATERED BY OUR BEST CHEFS
CHEFS' GROUP HONORS HAYNES
CHEF'S CHOICE (COLLECTION OF RECIPES FROM AREA RESTAURANT CHEFS)
LIGHT BRUNCH HAS PUNCH
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S I T
N E ELY
P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
10/26/1989
10/26/1989
11/03/1989
11/06/1989
CHH 1 11/08/1989
CHH 1 11/09/1989
CHH 1 11/11/1989
N M25
E
N M2S
N M2S
N M25
N M2S
E
CHH 1 12/01/1989 A
CHH 1 12/01/1989 A
CHH 1 12/06/1989 A
3 N M70
3 N M70
1 N M25
CHH 1 9/08/1989 A 3 N M25
CHH 1 1/27/1989
CHH 1 6/28/1989
CHH 1 12/01/1989
CHH 1 12/01/1989
CHH 1 12/06/1989
N M2S
N M25
N M70
N M70
N M2S
CHH 1 2/22/1989 A 1 N M70
CHH 1 10/10/1989 A 3 N M25
CHH 1 11/17/1989 A 3 N M25
CHH 1 12/08/1989 A 3 N M25
H 2 2/07/1989 A 1 P N N36
S 2 9/19/1989 A 1 N E33
H 2 9/21/1989 C 16 N
H 2 2/19/1989 D 6 P N C47
6/13/1989 C
7/02/1989 B
1 P N C47
1 P N S69
CHH 1
2/13/1989 A
2/16/1989 C
4/01/1989 A
8/08/1989 B
8/19/1989 B
10/24/1989 B
N C62
N H6S
N N36
N S76
U T44
A A76
S 2 5/03/1989 C 1 P F G59
H
H
H
H
CHH
S
2/23/1989 B
4/12/1989 B
4/19/1989 B
5/26/1989 C
11/19/1989 B
12/20/1989 B
F Zll
F Zll
N Zll
N
A
F G59
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ANNUAL
1/01/1989
INDEX B
12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
-DATE-
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E
C -fG
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L Y
L P BYL
CHEM-NUCLEAR SYSTEMS, INC. _.,___,_..
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR WASTES DISPOSAL AKD CTCKAGE ^^ pTTr
PREFERRED BIDDER CHOSEN FOR LOW-LEVEL RADIOACTIVE WASTE SITE
BILL WOULD PREVENT STATE FROM DOING BUSINESS WITH FELONS
ENVIRONMENTALISTS PROTEST SELECTION OF CHEM-NUCLEAR TO RUN WASTE SITE
RADIOACTIVE WASTE DATA CONTRADICTED _
WAKE-CHATHAM TRACT TAPPED AS POSSIBLE N-WASTE SITE
HACKNEY SAYS HE'LL OPPOSE WASTE DUMP
TIME TO PAY THE PIPER
TWO NUKE SITES UNSUnABLE-WILLHOIT
CP&L FINDS IT OWNS 43X OF LAND EYED FOR WASTE FACILITY
CHEM-NUCLEAR OFFERS TO ANSWER WASTE SITE QUERIES _
CHATHAM REQUESTS LEGISLATORS TO DELAY WASTE SITE CHOICE
REACTIONS MIXED ON WASTE ISSUE
HOSTS GET BENEFITS
SHEARON HARRIS SITE MAKES SENSE, WAKE COUNTY OFFICIAL SAYS
CHEM-NUCLEAR DEFENDS ENVIRONMENTAL RECORD
RECORD CLEAN AT BARNWELL SITE, COMPANY, STATE OFFICIALS SAY
HACKNEY SEEKS DATA ON SITING OF WASTE FACILITY
CHATHAM BOARD ADVOCATES WASTE SITE PROTECTIONS
DRILLING SUGGESTS WASTE SITE SUITABLE
CONTRACT OUTLINES DUMP FUNDING
CHEMICAL FIRES
FLUSHING AWAY THE DANGER _.
CHEMICAL FIRE AT UNC BURNS FOR TWO HOURS
OFFICIALS UNCERTAIN OF UNC FIRE CAUSE „ , ,
CHEMICAL REACTION SUSPECTED IN TUESDAY VENABLE HALL FIRE
LOCATION, NO CAUSE DETERMINED IN BLAZE
FTC VRBH. !«B ^MSraSsE SIGN; AREA WAS 'IMPROPERLY LABELED'
OFFICIALS STILL SEEK VENABLE FIRE CAUSE
CHEMICAL INDUSTRY INSTITUTE OF TOXICOLOGY
QUALITY OF SPERM HIGHER IN COLD WEATHER -
7 PRIVATE INCINERATORS BURN NUCLEAR WASTE
CHEMICAL INSTITUTE GETS PANEL'S KUDOS
STUDY
CHEMICAL SPILLS
SEE ALSO AIR POLLUTION
SEE ALSO DURHAM FIRE DEPT., HAZARDOUS-RESPONSE TEAM
SEE ALSO ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
SEE ALSO GAS LEAK
SEE ALSO GASOLINE SPILLS
SEE ALSO HAZARDOUS WASTE TREATMENT, DURHAM
SEE ALSO HAZARDOUS WASTE TREATMENT, N.C.
SEE ALSO HAZARDOUS WASTE TREATMENT, U.S.
SEE ALSO OIL SPILLS
SEE ALSO POISONINGS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO POISONINGS, U.S.
SEE ALSO WATER POLLUTION
SEE ALSO WATER QUALITY
HYDROCHLORIC ACID LEAKS FROM TRUCK
OIL LEAKS INTO WELL FROM TANK AT STORE
DURHAM HIGH TEACHER LOSES SIGHT IN BLAST
FUND SET UP TO HELP CHEMISTRY TEACHER
DHS TEACHER MAY PAY HIGH COST FOR HEROISM
TEACHER DESERVES CITATION _ „ttt.
ATTOPJCY SEEKS TO INTERVIEW EX-WORKERS AT FORMER GE SITE
ADVERTISEMENT LINKED TO TESTS FOR CONTAMINATION
CAUTIOUS APPROACH
FIREFIGHTERS CONTROL LEAK FROM FALLEN PROPANE TANK
SPILL OF UPHOLSTERY LIQUID INVESTIGATED IN GARRETT FARMS
MITSUBISHI PRAISES EMERGENCY PERSONNEL
TREATMENT CHEMICAL LEAKS FROM PLANT
UNC EVACUATION
CHEMICAL SPILL FORCES EVACUATION
SOURCE OF FUMES NOT YET FOUND
SOURCE OF FUMES NOT YET FOUND
FUMES BLAMED ON STREET VACUUM
H
H
H
CKH
H
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
6/30/1989 A
7/02/1989 B
7/06/1989 A
9/26/1989
11/09/1989
11/09/1989
11/10/1989
11/16/1989
11/21/1989
11/24/1989
12/05/1989
12/08/1989
12/08/1989
12/10/1989
12/16/1989
12/16/1989
12/16/1989
12/20/1989
12/29/1989
12/30/1989
10
11
10
3
1
1
4
3
3
1
1
3
3
1
1
1
3
1
1
1
M25
L40
M25
M25
M25
M25
M25
N25
M25
M25
M25
M25
M25
M25
M25
M25
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
9/06/1989
9/06/1989
9/07/1989
9/08/1989
9/09/1989
9/26/1989
9/26/1989
P L38
N M70
N M70
N M70
N
N M20
N M70
H 2 1/14/1989 C 1 N K65
H 2 6/25/1989 A 1 M N K65
H 2 9/15/1989 C 1 N K65
H
H
H
H
S
H
S
H
CHH
S
H
H
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
1/11/1989 C
1/15/1989 B
2/02/1989 A
2/03/1989
2/04/1989
2/08/1989
2/23/1989
2/24/1989
3/14/1989
3/31/1989 .
4/03/1989 B
6/14/1989 C
7/04/1989
7/11/1989
7/11/1989
8/04/1989
8/04/1989
8/05/1989
N S73
N P41
N J40
N J40
E
E
N B53
N
P T44
N B53
N
N K51
N D38
P L38
N C62
N M70
N C62
N M70
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1/01/1989
INDEX BY
12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
BUILDING EMPTIED AFTER SOLVENT SPILL
CHEMICAL SPILLS AT PITTSBORO WATER PLANT
STATE OFFICIALS PLEASED WITH CHEMICAL SPILL CLEANUP
THREE MITSUBISHI EMPLOYEES HURT IN CHEMICAL SPILL
3 MITSUBISHI EMPLOYEES INJURED
MITSUBISHI TRIO OK AFTER LINE LEAK
3 MITSUBISHI EMPLOYEES RELEASED AFTER TREATMENT
EMERGENCY COMMITTEE PLANS HOCK CHEMICAL SPILL AND FIRE
CHEMICALS SPILLED NEAR LOAD AREA
GROUD WATER FOUND TAINTED BY DUKE DUMP
POLICE LOG/MAN FACES DRUG CHARGES
DUKE CANDIDNESS WELCOME
DURHAM'S 'SPILL PATROL' SEES IT ALL
CHEMICAL WARFARE
SEE ALSO BIOLOGICAL WARFARE
SEE ALSO SOVIET UNION, CHEMICAL WARFARE
A MAJOR DIFFERENCE IN LIBYA
USSR TAKES THE LEAD
"THE POOR MAN'S NUCLEAR WEAPON" i "THE RICH MAN'S..." (CARTOON)
MORE THAN HANDSHAKE NEEDED
CHEMICALS
SEE ALSO HAZARDOUS MATERIALS
SEE ALSO N.C. INSTITUTE OF CHEMISTS
SEE ALSO UNIONS, N.C.
SEE ALSO UNIONS, U.S.
DURHAM COUGHS UP TONS OF TOXINS
REGULATION OF TOXIC EMISSIONS URGED; ADVOCACY GROUP UNVEILS RESULTS...
CHEMICAL ANALYSIS METHOD LAUDED
CHEMOTHERAPY
SEE ALSO CANCER
BURROUGHS, GLAXO TO MARKET 2 DRUGS
CHEMTRONICS INC.
WARHEAD MANUFACTURING REPLACING CHEMICAL PRODUCTION
CHENILLE SISTERS
CHENILLE SISTERS BRING OFFBEAT ACT TO ARTSCENTER
CHENILLE SISTERS' SONGS, COMEDY CAPTURE CROWD AT ARTSCENTER
CHEROKEE INDIANS
SEE ALSO INDIANS, N.C.
CHEROKEE BASKETMAKER TO GIVE DEMONSTRATIONS
PETA HEAVY-HANDED IN CHEROKEE
CHEROKEE SANFORD GROUP, DC.
N.C. BUSINESS BRIEFLY
THE CHERRY ORCHARD (PLAY)
PLAYMAKERS SEEKING JUST THE RIGHT BEAGLE
'THE CHERRY ORCHARD' ; PRP PRODUCTION SEEKS TO REVEAL CHEKHOV'S... HUMOR
ACTOR ON A ROLE: 'IT'S A CHALLENGE'
DOOLEY DELIGHTS IN DISGUISES
'CHERRY ORCHARD' IS NEITHER GOOD NOR BAD ENOUGH
RIPE 'CHERRY ORCHARD'
CHERRY POINT MARINE CORPS AIR STATION
SEE ALSO U.S. MARINE CORPS
STATE SENATORS GET TOUR OF CAMP LEJUENE AND CHERRY POINT
CHESAPEAKE BAY
NEWEST BOOK IN DUKE 'SHORE' SERIES CITES CHESAPEAKE WOES
CHESS
SEE ALSO GAMES
8-YEAR-OLD CAPTURES TALL CHESS TROPHY
S
E
-DATE — C -PG
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
8/05/1989 A
8/12/1989 A
8/15/1989 A
8/17/1989 C
8/17/1989 D
8/17/1989 B
8/18/1989 A
10/17/1989 A
11/01/1989 A
11/15/1989 A
11/16/1989 C
12/02/1989 A
12/11/1989 A
3
1
1
1
9
1
16
3
3
1
1
4
1
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L Y
L P BYL
N
N M25
N M25
N M51
P T32
N B53
N
N B53
N
N N36
N M51
E
N B53
H 2 1/07/1989 A 4 E
H 2 1/10/1989 A 4 E
H 2 1/15/1989 D 4 T T C50
H 2 8/19/1989 A 4 E
H 2 2/19/1989 A
H 2 2/28/1989 A
CHH 1 11/16/1989 A
1 CN C60
1 C N C60
9 N
S 2 12/14/1989 A 1 N
H 2 2/12/1989 BUN
H 2 1/19/1989 B 1 P R M60
H 2 1/21/1989 B 5 R M60
S 2 6/30/1989 A 8 P N
CHH 1 9/10/1989 A 4 E
H 2 1/24/1989 A 10 N
CHH 1 8/22/1989 A 3 N
CHH 1 9/07/1989 A 5 P F
H 2 9/14/1989 B 1 P F W66
S 2 9/14/1989 D 3 P F B71
H 2 9/19/1989 A 7 R M31
S 2 9/21/1989 D 5 R
H 2 5/25/1989 B 4 N
S 2 1/28/1989 C 1 P N
H 2 5/08/1989 A 11 P N T37
CHESSON REALTORS
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SUBJECTS
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CHESSON GROUP BEGINS AREA COMMERCIAL CENTER
NEIGHBORHOOD SPECIALTY CENTER
CHESTNUT OAKS SUBDIVISION
WATERSHED REVISION PONDERED
CHESTNUT RIDGE CHURCH
EFLAND CHURCH AWARDED ♦17,000 GRANT
CHESWICK SUBDIVISION (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.)
RULES TO BLAME FOR HOME COSTS, DEVELOPER SAYS
CHEWING TOBACCO
"CHAW" NOT ONLY CULPRIT IN MOUTH CANCER
CHEWNING JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
READY FOR RAMESSES
CONFEDERATE FLAO LAWSUIT MAY SETTLE OUT OF COURT
SCHOOL BOARD SETTLES CONFEDERATE FLAG SUIT OUT OF COURT
REBEL FLAG SETTLEMENT CLEARS FILES
FLAG SUn SETTLEMENT A REASONED APPROACH
CHEWNING PRINCIPAL LIFTS BAN ON CONFEDERATE FLAG „, „
A CONCRETE IDEA/CHEWNING CLASS BUILDS WALK FOR DISABLED STUDENTS...
TIME FOR SOME RESPECT
INTO AFRICA
CHEWNING JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS
'NATURAL' RIVALS MEET IN CONTEST SERIES
CHEWNING JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, BASEBALL
CHEWNING HOLDS OFF JORDAN IN MIDDLE SCHOOL BASEBALL
CHEWNING JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, BASKETBALL miTi
CARRINGTON COUGARS CLAW THEIR WAY TO A WIN OVER CHEWNING RED DEVILS
CHEWNING JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, FOOTBALL
ADD CHEWNING TO DURHAM'S PASSING FOOTBALL TEAMS
CHEWNING JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, SOCCER
CARRINGTON CLIPS CHEWNING IN SOCCER
CHEWNING JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, TRACK
CHEWNING TRACK TAKES 3RD STRAIGHT TITLE
CARRINGTON BOYS CAPTURE 8TH TRACK CROWN
CHEWNING JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, WRESTLING
CHEWNING DEFEATS GITHENS IN MEETINGS ON THE HAT
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
WHICH DALEY WILL EMERGE?
CHICAGO BEARS
PROFESSIONAL SPORTS JOBS OFTEN SHORT-LIVED
CHICAGO BULLS
JORDAN INSPIRING BULLS' SUCCESS
CHICAGO CUBS
SEE ALSO BASEBALL
CABLEVISION IN DURHAM IS DROPPING THE KETS FOR CUBBIES
IN CHICAGO, »K' LEARNED THE CUBS' TRADITION
THE CHICKEN (FORMERLY KNOWN AS KGB CHICKEN OF SAN DIEGO)
THE CHICKEN IS A HAM
CHICKEN BRIDGE
CRANE COLLAPSES AT CHICKEN BRIDGE
NCMH RELEASES BRIDGE MEN
ON SCHEDULE AT CHICKEN BRIDGE
CHICKEN BRIDGE IS FALLING DOWN...
S I T
N E ELY
P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
H 2 9/01/1989 C 4 N
H 2 12/17/1989 F 1 P P T37
CHH 1 12/29/1989 A 3 P N M20
CHH 1 1/15/1989 A 5 N
CHH 1 2/19/1989 A 1 P N S17
CHH 1 11/20/1989 A 10 N
H 2 1/21/1989 B 5 P P S76
S 2 8/15/1989 A 1 N S92
H 2 8/18/1989 C 1 N C47
S 2 8/18/1989 A 1 P N S92
S 2 8/21/1989 A 4 E
S 2 11/14/1989 A 1 N Yll
S 2 11/17/1989 C 1 P N Yll
H 2 11/18/1989 A 4 E
S 2 12/02/1989 B 1 P N Yll
S 2 5/23/1989 B 5 P N A76
S 2 5/16/1989 B 4 P U A76
S 2 2/14/1989 B 5 P N A76
S 2 11/14/1989 D 4 P N A76
S 2 10/10/1989 D 1 P N A76
S 2 5/30/1989 D 5 P N A76
S 2 6/13/1989 C 4 N A76
S 2 2/07/1989 D 4 P N A76
S 2 4/06/1989 A 4 E
S 2 8/23/1989 A 4 E
H 2 2/10/1989 B 1 P U M14
H 2 6/22/1989 B 6 N
H 2 10/04/1989 C 2 P U BB8
CHH 1 7/31/1989 A 10 P P L38
CHH 1 2/17/1989 A 1 P N H25
CHH 1 2/18/1989 A 3 N
CHH 1 7/25/1989 A 3 P N M25
CHH 1 11/04/1989 A 3 P N K25
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CHICKEN POX
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, DISEASES
SEE ALSO DISEASES (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC DISEASES)
CHICKEN POX STILL PUZZLING TO DOCTORS
CHICKEN SALAD
CHICKEN SALAD GETS GOURMET TREATMENT
CHICKENS
SEE ALSO POULTRY INDUSTRY
NEAR DOWNTOWN DURHAM, YOU CAN HEAR THOSE ROOSTERS CROW
CHILD ABUSE. CHATHAM COUNTY
CONFIRMED CHILD ABUSE UP 119X IN CHATHAM
CHILD ABUSE, DURHAM
SEE ALSO BATTERED WOMEN
SEE ALSO CHILD MOLESTATION
SEE ALSO CHILD NEGLECT
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, MURDER
SEE ALSO COORDINATING COUNCIL AGAINST CHILD VICTIMIZATION
SEE ALSO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
SEE ALSO FAMILY STRUCTURE
SEE ALSO GUARDIAN AD LITEM PROGRAM
SEE ALSO INFANTICIDE
SEE ALSO MURDER, U.S.
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C., CORPORAL PUNISHMENT
SEE ALSO SEXUAL ASSAULTS
POLICE LOG/DURHAM MAN ARRESTED FOR CHILD ABUSE
CHILD PROTECTION WOE PROMPTS SOCIAL SERVICES TO ENGAGE CONSULTANTS
SOCIAL SERVICES, JUDGE LABARRE SQUARE OFF TODAY
JUDGE REFUSES SOCIAL SERVICES REQUEST THAT HE REMOVE HIMSELF FROM...
JUDGE REJECTS ACCUSATIONS HE IS BIASED AGAINST COUNTY AGENCY
PUPPETS WITH A MESSAGE
CHILD-ABUSE REPORTS RISE
•OFFICER TEDDY' HELPING EASE CHILDREN'S PAIN
CHILD-ABUSE PROBLEM NEEDS RENEWED FOCUS
WAY CLEARED FOR JURY TRIAL IN CHILD-NEGLIGENCE LAWSUIT
JUDICIAL TIFF DOESN'T SERVE DURHAM WELL
16 LAWYERS BACK GRAND JURY PROBE OF SOCIAL SERVICES
FOR MOLESTING NIECE. HAN GETS 15 YEARS
TASK FORCE CITES ABUSED YOUTHS' NEEDS
JUICE ASKS SBI TO PROBE DURHAM SOCIAL SERVICES
CHILD-ABUSE CONSULTANTS TO VISIT DURHAM AGENCIES
SBI, NOT SPECIAL GRAND JURY, TO PROBE CHILD-ABUSE CHARGES
HUDGINS WELCOMES CHILD-ABUSE PROBE
JUDGES WISELY SETTLE SPAT OVER ABUSE CASES
SOCIAL SERVICES BOARD SUPPORTS CHILDREN'S BILLS
COUNTY BOARD FAVORS BILLS ON CHILDREN
CHILD ABUSE REACTION PROBLEMS NOT UNIQUE TO COUNTY — REPORT
COUNTY TO REVAMP CHILD-PROTECTION SERVICES
CULTURAL DIFFERENCES EXCUSE CHALLENGED IN CHILD NEGLECT REPORTING
CULTURAL BIAS PHONY ISSUE IN CHILD-ABUSE REPORTING
SOCIAL WORKERS 'TARRED AND FEATHERED,' DEFENSE LAWYER CLAIMS
SOCIAL SERVICES DIRECTOR DENIED CHANGE-OF-VENUE REQUEST IN LAWSUIT TRIAL
DURHAM JUDGE WANTS TRIAL TO PROCEED AS SCHEDULED
TRIAL TO BEGIN IN CHILD-WELFARE NEGLIGENCE SUIT
SUIT AGAINST SOCIAL SERVICES OFFICIALS GOES BEHIND DOORS
SUIT AGAINST SOCIAL SERVICES REPORTEDLY REACHES SETTLEMENT
LAWYERS IN NEGLIGENCE SUIT WILL RETURN TO COURT
COUNTY SETTLES IN CHILD ABUSE CASE
ABUSED CHILD SUIT SETTLEMENT: $100,000 OVER NEXT 26 YEARS
ANNUITY EASES STING OF LAWSUIT SETTLEMENT
SUIT SETTLEMENT SATISFIES COUNTY OFFICIALS
12-YEAR-OLD RECIPIENT OF LAWSUIT 'DOING FflETTY GOOD' IN IOWA
GUILT CHISELED IN STONE?
DEPARTMENT REVAMPING CHILD-ABUSE UNIT
POLICE LOG/OFFICERS SAY BURGLAR CAUGHT LEAVING HOUSE BY WINDOW
BABY-SHAKING FATHER GETS 5-YEAR TERM
S 2 11/18/1989 C
1 N
S 2 7/19/1989 C
1 P F G59
H 2 9/17/1989 B
1 U N36
CHH 1 10/16/1989 A
3 N M25
CHH 1
1/20/1989 A
1/26/1989 C
2/27/1989 A
2/28/1989 A
2/28/1989 C
3/12/1989 B
3/13/1989 A
3/14/1989 C
3/18/1989 A
3/20/1989 B
3/29/1989 A
4/07/1989
4/12/1989
4/15/1989
4/21/1989
4/21/1989
4/22/1989
4/22/1989
4/26/1989
4/27/1989
4/27/1989
6/13/1989
6/13/1989
6/15/1989
7/05/1989
7/21/1989
7/25/1989 B
7/25/1989 C
8/28/1989 B
8/29/1989 C
8/30/1989 C
8/30/1989 B
8/31/1989 A
9/01/1989 C
9/01/1989 C
9/02/1989 C
9/04/1989 B
9/18/1989 A
10/03/1989 C
10/17/1989 C
10/27/1989 C
N
N A54
N S82
N S82
N B53
P K30
N M06
N
E
N S82
E
N S82
N
N B53
N B53
N B53
N S82
N B53
E
N A54
N H65
N C60
N H65
N C60
L
N S82
N SB2
N B53
N S82
N
N
N B53
N B53
N 582
N B53
N H65
N S82
L
N H65
N M51
N S82
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JUDGE SENTENCES DURHAM WW TO 5 YEARS IN CHILD ABUSE CASE
POLICE LOG/CRIMESTOPPERS TIP SUCCESSFUL
CHILD-ABUSE CASES NEED MORE WORKERS
CHILD ABUSE, N.C.
SEE ALSO AT-RISK CHILDREN
SEE ALSO BATTERED WOKEN
SEE ALSO CHILD NEGLECT
SEE ALSO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
SEE ALSO FAMILY STRUCTURE
SEE ALSO MURDER, U.S.
$11.8 MILLION SOUGHT TO HANDLE INCREASING CHILD ABUSE CASES
OFFICIALS SAY CHILD ABUSE CASES RISING
PEDIATRIC SPECIALIST SAYS BOY WHO DIED WAS VICTIM OF ABUSE
BILL WOULD LET COURTS REMOVE CHILDREN WHEN OTHERS ARE VICTIMS
CHILD ADVOCATES SAY LEGISLATURE NOT GIVING ENOUGH
HOUSE COMMITTEE OKS ABUSED CHILD PROGRAM FUNDING
WOMEN, CHILDREN FOCUS OF 4 FORUMS
ALAMANCE WOMAN CONVICTED IN WATER DEATH OF SON _
EDENTON ROCKED BY CHARGES OF DAY-CARE CHILD ABUSE
CHILD ABUSE, ORANGE, COUNTY
RAPE, ABUSE REPORTS UP 14 PERCENT _
BILL COULD GIVE COUNTY TWO MORE WORKERS TO FIGHT CHILD ABUSE
MAN SENTENCED ON INDECENT LIBERTIES CHARGE
CHILD ABUSE REPORTS UP .
EXPERTS SEE RISE IN ABUSE REFERRALS
CHILD ABUSE, U.S.
SEE ALSO BATTERED WOMEN
SEE ALSO CHILD ABUSE, DURHAM
SEE ALSO CHILD ABUSE, N.C.
SEE ALSO CHILD MOLESTATION
SEE ALSO CHILD NEGLECT
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, MURDER
SEE ALSO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
SEE ALSO FAMILY STRUCTURE
SEE ALSO INFANTICIDE
SEE ALSO MURDER, U.S.
SEE ALSO SEXUAL ASSAULTS
STEINBERG CASE OFFERS NO SENSE OF SATISFACTION
THE SILENT SCREAMS
LET'S HAVE LAP-TOP SUMMIT
CHILD ACTORS AND ACTRESSES
SEE ALSO FILM INDUSTRY
TEEN-AGER PLAYS TEEN-AGER
LITTLEST THEATERS; PLAY'S THE THING FOR YOUNG TRIANGLE ACTORS
CHILD ADVOCACY
SEE ALSO N.C. CHILD ADVOCACY INSTITUTE
N.C. CHILD ADVOCATES PLANNING TO LOBBY
CHILD ADVOCACY COMMISSION
SEE ALSO PARENT-TO-PARENT PROJECT
NEW OFFICERS (CORRECTION PRINTED 1-31-89)
AGENCY INCORRECTLY IDENTIFIED
MENTAL RETARDATION SERVICE AWARDS GIVEN miviT^ ^
CHILD COMMISSION HOPES SHOW FILLS GAP FROM STATE FUNDS CUT
ADVOCATES FOR SPECIAL NEEDS CHILDREN UNITE
CHILD CARE
SEE ALSO AID TO FAMILIES WITH DEPENDENT CHILDREN
SEE ALSO DURHAM DAY CARE COUNCIL
SEE ALSO LATCHKEY CHILDREN
SEE ALSO N.C. DAY CARE ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO RESPITE CARE
SYMPOSIUM FOCUSES ON ISSUES AFFECTING CHILDREN
YOUNG CHILDREN FOCUS OF INSTITUTE
D — DATE-
S
E
C -PG
S 2 10/27/1989 B 8
H 2 11/22/1989 C 1
S 2 12/01/1989 A 1
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I T
L Y
L P BYL
N
N MSI
N H65
H 2 2/11/1989 B
4 N
H 2 3/13/1989 B
1 N
H 1 5/19/1989 C
N
S 2 6/13/1989 A
5 J Oil
H 2 7/09/1989 B
9 N
CHH 1 7/28/1989 A
1 N M20
CHH 1 10/10/1989 A
3 N S17
H 2 10/31/1989 A
1 N
H 2 12/17/1989 B
1 P N
CHH 1 1/10/1989 A
1 P N S17
CHH 1 3/14/1989 A
3 N M20
CHH 1 4/01/1989 A
3 N H90
CHH 1 10/15/1989 A
1 N S17
CHH 1 12/22/1989 A
1 N H90
S 2 3/28/1989 A 4 E
H 2 4/23/1989 D 4 E
H 2 9/27/1989 A 4 E
3/30/1989 D
8/13/1989 E
1/28/1989 A
1/31/1989 A
5/20/1989 C
7/01/1989 C
11/30/1989 B
3 P F B71
1 P F Zll
H 2 4/21/1989 A 8 N
5 P P S73
7 N
5 N Bll
1 P N S92
2 D N S27
2 2/09/1989 A 12
2 2/22/1989 B 1
N
P F S27
CHILD CARE CENTERS
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N E ELY
P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
SEE ALSO ADULT DAY CARE
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, DURHAM, CHILD CARE
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, N.C, CHILD CARE
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS, AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO DAY CARE SERVICES ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. , CHILD CARE CENTERS
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, AFTER-SCHOOL CARE PROGRAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM DAY CARE COUNCIL
SEE ALSO DURHAM NURSERY SCHOOL ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO EVERGREEN DEVELOPMENTAL DAY CARE CENTER
SEE ALSO FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (DURHAM), CHILD CARE PROGRAM
SEE ALSO KIDSCOPE
SEE ALSO N.C. DAY CARE ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO RESEARCH TRIANGLE INSTITUTE, CHILD CARE
SEE ALSO VICTORY VILLAGE DAY CARE CENTER
SEE ALSO UELDON TERRACE DAYCARE
MECKLENBURG FUNDED FOR DAY CARE EXPERIMENT
NEW REPORT! STATE LAGS ON DAY-CARE SPACES
STUDY CITES CHILD CARE NEEDS (CORRECTION PRINTED 1-11-89)
CORRECTIONS
HARDIN ADDRESSES UNC CHILD-CARE SHORTAGES
LOW PAY BLAMED FOR CHILD CARE DEFICIT
REPORT: TOWN'S PROBLEMS TOPPED BY DAY CARE NEEDS
ART OF MAILING
AFTER-SCHOOL CARE! A PROBLEM OF LOGISTICS
CARRBORO PROGRAM TAKES AIM AT LACK OF PART-TIME CHILD CARE
DAY-CARE CHICKEN HAS COME HOME TO ROOST IN N.C.
SOCIAL SERVICES' SCHOOL FOR DAY-CARE OPERATORS HAS NINE STUDENTS
CONSULTANT: HOSPITALS TAKING LEAD IN PROVIDING CHILD CARE
DAY CARE IS 3-EDGED SWORD
PETITION SEEKS FUNDS FOR DAY CARE CENTER
PANEL ADVANCES DAY-CARE CENTER ANTI-SPANKING BILL
DAY-CARE ENVIRONMENT IMPORTANT
♦THIS PLACE HAS A LOT OF HISTORY»i_CHILD CARE PROGRAM FACING DEADLINE
SUPPLY AND DEMAND... UNEQUAL IN TERMS OF DAY CARE
CHILD CARE SERIES GETS $50,000 GRANT
BILL TO REPEAL DAY-CARE SPANKING BAN ADVANCES
OPPONENTS DELAY VOTE ON ALLOWING DAY-CARE SPANKINGS
STATE LOOKS BACKWARD ON DAY-CARE SPANKING
HOUSE OKS DAY-CARE SPANKING BILL
HOUSE VOTES TO ALLOW SPANKINGS IN CHURCH-RUN DAY-CARE CENTERS
ROUND-THE-CLOCK DAY CARE COMES TO DURHAM
XIH DAY-CARE PROGRAM CELEBRATES FIRST YEAR
PROGRAM HELPS MOTHERS BECOME DAY-CARE OPERATORS
WOMAN SHOT AT NURSERY
AVOID CHILD-CARE "GUILT", FRIDAY SAYS
PANEL SHOULDN'T TOUCH DAY-CARE SPANKING BAN
DOLE! FEDERAL GOVERNMENT NEEDS A CHILD-CARE POLICY
SEEK SOLUTIONS TO CHILD CARE NEEDS IN WORKPLACE, DURHAM GROUP TOLD
EDENTON ROCKED BY CHARGES OF DAY-CARE CHILD ABUSE
FUND-RAISING CAMPAIGN TARGETS DAY CARE FOR 28 KIDS IN NEED
BARNES GETS SERVICE AWARD
CHILD CARE CENTERS, CHURCH OPERATED
SEE ALSO CHILD CARE CENTERS
SEE ALSO CHURCHES, N.C.
SEE ALSO PRIVATE SCHOOLS
SPANKING SUn DEAL THREATENS CHILDREN
CHILD CARE CENTERS, LICENSING REQUIREMENTS
SEE ALSO N.C. CHILD DAY CARE COMMISSION
SPEAKERS CALL FOR MORE DAY CARE SAFETY
THOUGHTS ON CHILD CARE; FORUM SPEAKERS URGE PARENTS TO BE INVOLVED
SPANKING SUIT DEAL THREATENS CHILDREN
CHILDREN SHOULD COME FIRST IN DAY-CARE RULES
CHILD CARE NETWORKS, INC.
CARRBORO PROGRAM TAKES AIM AT LACK OF PART-TIME CHILD CARE
GRANT WILL HELP CHILD CARE PROVIDERS
UNC, CHILD CARE NETWORKS FINALIZE CONTRACT
H 2
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
CHH 1
H 2
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
1/01/1989 C
1/09/1989 B
1/10/1989 A
1/11/1989
1/21/1989
1/29/1989
2/12/1989
2/20/1989
2/27/1989
2/27/1989
3/06/1989
3/17/1989
3/21/1989
3/21/1989
4/03/1989
5/03/1989
5/09/1989
5/30/1989
A/03/1989
6/16/1989
7/06/1989
7/08/1989
7/08/1989
7/12/1989
7/13/1989 B
7/18/1989 B
8/18/1989 A
9/13/1989 B
9/20/1989 A
11/11/1989 A
11/18/1989 A
12/07/1989 A
12/08/1989 A
12/17/1989 B
12/17/1989 A
12/22/1989 A
3
1
3
2
2
3
1
7
3
3
5
1
1
5
1
9
6
3
3
3
10
6
4
4
2
1
3
1
1
3
4
1
1
1
3
3
S27
N
N
NS17
N
NS17
N S17
N M70
P T32
N C62
N
J Oil
N A54
NC60
J Oil
N L90
N
F
N
N
N
N
N
E
N
N
F S27
N H90
N H65
N H90
N
E
N E33
N C60
N
N M20
N
S 2 9/15/1989 A 4 E
CHH 1 4/25/1989 A 3 N C62
CHH 1 9/14/1989 A 1 P N S17
S 2 9/15/1989 A 4 E
S 2 12/16/1989 A 4 E
CHH 1 2/27/1989 A 3 P N
CHH 1 6/05/1989 A 3 N
CHH 1 8/26/1989 A 3 P N
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CHILD CARE NETWORKS MAY EXPAND EFT CRTS
CHILD CUSTODY
SEE ALSO DIVORCE
SEE ALSO FAMILY STRUCTURE
SEE ALSO FATHERS FOR EQUAL RIGHTS
SEE ALSO IN THEIR BEST INTERESTS
SEE ALSO MOTHERS WITHOUT CUSTODY _
MEDIATION MAY LESSEN HOSTILITY IN CUSTODY DISPUTES
A PEACE-MAKER IN THE MIDST OF DIVORCE BATTLES/SUNDAY FOCUS CHILD CUSTODY
JUDGES WANT THE PARENTS TO MAKE DECISION ABOUT CHILDREN/SUNDAY FOCUS
GROUPS FIGHTING FOR CHILD CUSTODY CHANGES
CHANGE WAY CUSTODY DISPUTES ARE HANDLED
HILLSBOROUGH MAN'S CHILDREN FOUND IN TEXAS
WOMAN SUSPECTED IN SONS* DISAPPEARANCE IN ORANGE COUNTY JAIL
WOMAN ACCUSED OF TAKING HER CHILDREN LEAVES STATE
CUSTODY VIOLATION CASE SENT TO SUPERIOR COURT
CUSTODY RIGHTS UNCLEAR IN CARRBORO PRESCHOOL CASE
AISTROP WON'T BE CHARGED, OFFICER SAYS
JUDGE LIFTS RESTRICTION IN CUSTODY CASE
DA CANDIDATE, EX-WIFE AT ODDS ON CHILD'S CUSTODY
CHILD DAY-CARE LICENSING COMMISSION
SEE N.C. CHILD DAY CARE COMMISSION
CHILD DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO FRANK PORTER GRAHAM CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER
SEE ALSO NATIONAL BLACK CHILD DEVELOPMENT WEEK
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL CHILD DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTE
TOLL-FREE HOTLINE OFFERING COMMUNICATION ALTERNATIVES
CHILD IDENTIFICATION PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO CHILD SAFETY
SEE ALSO MISSING CHILDREN
PRINTS FOR LIFE
CHILD MOLESTATION
SEE ALSO CHILD ABUSE, DURHAM
SEE ALSO CHILD ABUSE, N.C.
SEE ALSO CHILD ABUSE, U.S.
SEE ALSO SEXUAL ASSAULTS
CONVICTED RAPIST FACES 3 CHARGES
CHARGES DROPPED IN RAPE CASE
HILLSBOROUGH MAN INDICTED FOR SEX ABUSE
POLICE LOG/NAN ACCUSED OF INDECENT LIBERTIES
RAPE, ABUSE REPORTS UP 14 PERCENT
RALEIGH MAN CHARGED WITH ASSAULTIN6 9-YEAR-OLD
FLAMBOYANT PREACHER IN PRISON AFTER CAREER OF SEXUAL MOLESTATION
LAWSUIT NAMES CITY SCHOOL BOARD, FORMER TEACHER
GIRL, 15, SUES SCHOOLS IN SEXUAL ASSAULT CASE
JURORS TO BEGIN DELIBERATIONS IN RAPE CASE ___ , Tr>m„„
MAN ACQUITTED OF RAPE, BUT GETS THREE YEARS FOR INDECENT LIBERTIES
MAN SENTENCED ON INDECENT LIBERTIES CHARGE
HAN GETS 12-YEAR TERM FOR RAPE
DEPUTIES ARREST MAN FOR BURGLARY, ASSAULT
MAN CHARGED WITH BREAK-IN, SEXUAL ASSAULT
YOUTH SENTENCED FOR MOLESTING GIRL
FOR MOLESTING NIECE, MAN GETS 15 YEARS
MOTHER SUES OWN SON
POLICE LOG/MAN HELD FOR SEXUAL ASSAULT
CHILD-ABUSE CONSULTANTS TO VISIT DURHAM AGENCIES
JUVENILE RAPED ON ROSEMARY
POLICE LOG/LOCAL POLICE CHARGE MAN WITH ASSAULT
MAN GUILTY OF SEX CRIMES AGAINST MINOR
SEX ABUSE SENTENCE TO BE CONSIDERED
MOLESTER JAILED DESPITE DOCTOR'S PLEA
DURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS _
SEXUAL ABUSES SECRET TRAUMA ROBS CHILD OF CHILDHOOD
SEXUAL ABUSE IS AN ABUSE OF POWER, NOT SEX
POLICE LOG/MAN FACES SEX ASSAULT CHARGE
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P D — DATE-
S I T
E L Y
- C -PG L P BYL
CHH 1 12/17/1989 A 3 N M25
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
1/18/1989 B
4/16/1989 A
4/16/1989
4/16/1989
4/26/1989
7/21/1989
8/01/1989
8/04/1989
9/07/1989
10/11/1989
10/12/1989
10/13/1989
11/25/1989
F S27
N H90
N H90
N H90
L
N H90
N D38
N H90
N H90
N M70
N M70
N H90
N B53
CHH 1 3/31/1989 A 10 N
CHH 1 1/10/1989 A 1 P P T44
H 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
S
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
H
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
1/04/1989 C
1/04/1989 A
1/06/1989 A
1/06/1989 A
1/10/1989 A
1/21/1989 B
1/30/1989 B
3/07/1989 C
3/08/1989
3/30/1989
3/31/1989
4/01/1989
4/04/1989
4/04/1989 ..
4/05/1989 B
4/12/1989 C
4/12/1989
4/20/1989
4/20/1989
4/21/1989
5/19/1989
6/03/1989
7/04/1989
7/07/1989
7/08/1989
7/17/1989
8/07/1989
8/14/1989
8/17/1989
4
3
3
9
1
7
1
1
4
2
9
3
12
1
5
2
5
1
2
8
1
5
3
3
3
9
5
5
5
N
N H90
N H90
N
N S17
N
N
N
N
N S82
N S69
N H90
N
N B53
N
N S82
N
N R63
N
N B53
N M70
N
N
N
N H90
N
U
U
N
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1/01/1989
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12/31/1989
SUBJE
PAST DICTATES FUTURE FOR SEXUALLY ABUSED CHILD
INDECENT-LIBERTY INDICTMENTS ISSUED BY DURHAM GRAND JURY
HAN'S PLEA BARGAIN ACCEPTED IN RAPE OF 6-YEAR-OLD GIRL
GRAND JURY INDICTS HAN ON SEX CHARGES
COURT OF APPEALS UPHOLDS JUDGE'S BARRING OF EVIDENCE IN HOUL CASE
POLICE LOG/POLICE HIT WITH ROCKS, BOTTLES BEFORE DISTURBANCE QUELLED
CORRECTION
LEGAL GAMBLE GETS SEX DEFENDANT 60 YEARS
15-YEAR TERM IN CHILD RAPE
TEEN PLEADS GUILTY TO SEX ACTS
FOUR HORE MEN SENTENCED FOR SEX CRIMES
EXPERTS SEE RISE IN ABUSE REFERRALS
POLICE LOG/POLICE HELP 12-YEAR-OLD CHANGE HOMES
CHILD NEGLECT
SEE ALSO CHILD ABUSE, DURHAM
SEE ALSO CHILD ABUSE, N.C.
SEE ALSO CHILD ABUSE, U.S.
FATHER CHARGED WITH LEAVING 2-YEAR-OUO UNATTENDED IN CAR
CULTURAL DIFFERENCES EXCUSE CHALLENGED IN CHILD NEGLECT REPORTING
CHILD PORNOGRAPHY
SEE ALSO DIAL-A-PORN
SEE ALSO PORNOGRAPHY
SENATE DELAYS CONFERENCE COmiTTEE ON DUI BILL
CHILD PSYCHIATRY
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, EMOTIONALLY DISTURBED
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, SUICIDES
<yp ALSO MENTAL HEALTH
NOVEMBER TORNADOES STILL FELT BY CHILDREN IN WAKE
PSYCHIATRIC TREATMENT FOR 3 YOUTHS COST COUNTY $66,000
DUKE DOCTOR PINPOINTS, TREATS CHILDREN'S 'MANIC DEPRESSION'
JUVENILES' COURT-ORDERED PSYCHIATRIC CARE COSTLY
'SPECIAL NEEDS' MEANS SPECIAL CARE
THERAPEUTIC PRESCHOOL PUTS YOUNGSTERS ON TARGET
CHILD REARING
SEE ALSO EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION
SEE ALSO PROJECT ENLIGHTENMENT
LET'S HAVE LAP-TOP SUMMIT
ALTERNATIVES TO SPANKING URGED
EXPERTS OFFER ADVICE ON CHILD REARING
THE GUIDING ROD: RAISING KIDS TO THINK THEY MATTER
CHILD RESTRAINT SEATS
SEE ALSO SEAT BELTS
RESEARCH SHOWS BUCKLING UP IS SAVING KIDS' LIVES
MILLER LAUDS HIS CHILD SAFETY SEAT LAW
POLICE, BRENDLE'S GIVING SAFETY SEAT
CHILD SAFETY SEAT LAW IS DOING ITS JOB WELL
DURHAM WOMAN WINS CHILD SAFETY SEAT
CHILD SAFETY
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, CHILDREN
SEE ALSO CHILD IDENTIFICATION PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO SAFETY
SPEAKERS CALL FOR MORE DAY CARE SAFETY
SAFETY BEGINS OFF THE BUS
WATCH OJT FOR CHILDREN
PARENTS ARE 1ST STEP IN MAKING SURE CHILD SAFETY IS NO ACCIDENT
BACK TO SCHOOLi STUDENTS, TEACHERS COPE WITH TRANSFERS, GROWTH
CHILD SUPPORT
SEE ALSO AID TO FAMILIES WITH DEPENDENT CHILDREN
LAW INCREASES CHILD SUPPORT COLLECTIONS
CHILD SUPPORT PAID FOR DEAD BABY
MAN JAILED 44 DAYS WITHOUT BOND, HEARING
SOCIAL SERVICES BOARD SUPPORTS CHILDREN'S BILLS
COUNTY BOARD FAVORS BILLS ON CHILDREN
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I T
N E E
L Y
P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
CHH 1 8/21/1989 A
5
U
H 2 8/22/1989 B
1
N S82
H 2 9/07/1989 C
4
N
CHH 1 9/13/1989 A
3
N H90
H 1 9/20/1989 C
1
N R53
H 2 9/24/1989 B
9
N M51
CHH 1 10/14/1989 A
7
N
H 2 10/19/1989 C
1
N S82
H 2 11/28/1989 B
1
N
CHH 1 12/13/1989 A
3
N
CHH 1 12/16/1989 A
3
N H90
CHH 1 12/22/1989 A
1
N H90
H 2 12/24/1989 B
1
N S69
3/14/1989 A
6/15/1989 C
12
1
N
N C60
H 2 7/12/1989 D 4 N
H 2 3/15/1989 B
H 2 4/27/1989 B
S 2 7/06/1989 C
H 2 10/22/1989 A
S 2 11/07/1989 B
S 2 11/07/1989 B
H 2 9/27/1989 A
CHH 1 11/09/1989 A
S 2 11/09/1989 A
H 2 12/07/1989 A
N C60
N A54
N
N S82
N S27
N S27
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
CHH
S
S
S
CHH
2/11/1989 A
2/16/1989 C
2/18/1989 A
2/20/1989 A
2/21/1989 A
4/25/1989 A
5/12/1989 A
6/16/1989 A
7/12/1989 A
8/25/1989 A
1/13/1989 C
1/13/1989 C
4/12/1989 C
4/27/1989 C
4/27/1989 C
4 E
5 N
8 D N S27
5 PN S56
5 N
1 P N L40
3 N
4 E
3 N
3
4
4
10
1 P
N C62
E
E
U
N C62
N
N
N B53
N A54
N H65
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STEPHENS PUSHES NON-SUPPORT CASE AGAINST OPPONENT
ARTICLE ABOUT CUSTODY CASE CONSTITUTED UNFAIR ATTACK
CHILDBIRTH
SEE ALSO ABORTION
SEE ALSO BIRTH CONTROL
SEE ALSO CESAREAN SECTIONS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, OBSTETRICS-GYNECOLOGY
SEE ALSO FETUSES
SEE ALSO MIDWIFERY
SEE ALSO OBSTETRICS AND GYNECOLOGY
SEE ALSO PREGNANCY
CARY COUPLE'S 'TARDY' ARRIVAL BECOMES DURHAM'S 1ST OF '89
STORM HURRIES THE ARRIVAL OF BABY OVERDUE 1 WEEK
MIDUIVES SEEK 'BIRTH OPTIONS'
CHILDREN, AIDS
SEE ALSO ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, DISEASES
SEE ALSO NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR CHILDREN WITH AIDS
DRIVE SET TO GET HOME FOR CHILDREN WITH AIDS
DUKE SEEKS VOLUNTEERS TO HELP FAMILIES OF CHILDREN WITH AIDS
INFECTED BABY SPARKS COUPLE'S FIGHT AGAINST AIDS IGNORANCE
DUKE GETS GRANT FOR PEDIATRIC AIDS WORK
DUKE MEDICAL CENTER WINS GRANT TO TREAT CHILDREN WITH AIDS
DUKE RESEARCHERS IN FOREFRONT OF TREATING INFANTS WITH AIDS
DUKE OFFERS TRAINING FOR FOSTER PARENTS OF CHILDREN WITH AIDS
AIDS CHILDREN TO GET FREE AZT
DUKE IN FOREFRONT OF AH TREATMENT AND RESEARCH
BURROUGHS TO GIVE FREE AZT TO CHILDREN
BURROUGHS WELLCOME UNVEILS PLANS FOR DISTRIBUTING AZT TO CHILDREN
DUKE PEDIATRIC RESEARCHERS CHEER FDA DECISION TO EXPAND AH USE
CHILDREN, ACCIDENTS
SEE ACCIDENTS, CHILDREN
CHILDREN, ADVERTISING
SEE CHILDREN, TELEVISION AND RADIO
CHILDREN, ART
SEE ALSO ART
GARNER GIRL WINS NATIONAL ART CONTEST
SOMETHING NEW UNDER THE SUNf CHILDREN'S ART PROVIDES BEST SHOW IN TOWN
DUKE HOLIDAY CARD SALES RAISE $26,000 TO BENEFIT CHILDREN
ELEMENTARY ART
PRICE TO SPONSOR ART COMPETITION
SOUTH SQUARE HOSTS PRESCHOOL ART SHOW
CHAPEL HILL STUDENT WINS SCIENCE AWARD
JORDAN STUDENT WINS DISTRICT ART CONTEST
U.S., JAPANESE SCHOOLCHILDREN EXCHANGE ARTWORK
CHILDREN, CANCER
SEE ALSO CANCER
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, DISEASES
SEE ALSO HARDEE'S CHILDREN'S BONE MARROW TRANSPLANT FACILITY
SEE ALSO HAKE-A-WISH FOUNDATION
FIGHTING FOR HER LIFE IS 'NORMAL' FOR LEUKEMIA VICTIM
LOCAL CHURCH RAISING FUNDS FOR TREATMENT
GIRL MEETS MARROW DONOR
BROOKE WARD MEETS DONOR TO MARK MILESTONE
YOUNG CAROLINA FAN STRONG ON COURAGE
LEUKEMIA PATIENT DIES AT AGE 14
PARENTS ESTABLISH FUND AT DUKE CANCER CENTER
MAKE A WISH COMING TRUE FOR HOSPITALIZED LITTLE NIKKI
CHILDREN, CARRBORO
ANNUAL TINY TOTS' TEATIME GOES OVER BIG IN CARRBORO
A LITTLE SURPRISED
PUMPKIN DAY WINNER
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H 2 12/16/1989 C 1 N S82
H 2 12/22/1989 A 4 L
S 2 1/02/1989 C
H 2 5/09/1989 A
CHH 1 10/06/1989 A
1 P N M06
1 P N T33
2 N
H
2 1/11/1989 C 3
I N C60
H
2 1/17/1989 C (
> N C60
H
2 2/12/1989 B *
1 N
H
2 5/05/1989 A 12 N
S
2 5/30/1989 C 1
I N
S
2 7/17/1989 B 1
I N
H
2 9/24/1989 B t
> N D80
H
2 10/26/1989 A 1
I N
S
2 10/26/1989 A
I N H65
S
2 10/26/1989 A
I N H65
H
2 10/27/1989 A
I N K65
H
2 10/27/1989 A 1
1 N C60
S
S
H
S
CHH
S
S
S
S
1/20/1989 A
2/09/1989 D
2/16/1989 A
2/25/1989 A
3/01/1989 A
4/04/1989 B
4/26/1989 A
5/26/1989 A
8/18/1989 C
N
P F B71
N
P P
N
P P
P N
P N
P N S92
T37
T37
CHH 1
1/07/1989 A
1 P N S17
CHH 1
1/07/1989 A
1 N S17
H 2
3/15/1989 C
1 P P
H 2
3/15/1989 C
3 N
S 2
3/16/1989 A
6 P F S27
CHH 1
4/12/1989 A
3 P N S17
S 2
6/07/1989 A
13 N
H 2 12/20/1989 C
1 P N C60
CHH 1
7/30/1989 A
1 P N M20
CHH 1
8/02/1989 A
3 P P T44
CHH 1
10/15/1989 A
1 P P T44
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SNUB AND WARM
A COLD SILHOUETTE
PRINTS FOR LIFE
TODAY HARGRAVES, TOHORROU THE NBA?
GETTING THE FAMILY CHORES DONE
BRRRRRRKR
GIDDYUP, DADDY!
TINE WILL TELL
TIME WILL TELL
THE DANCE IN THE PARK
NO DAY FOR A PICNIC
UHEE!
NOT SO FAST
STUNT RIDER
HIGH TIMES AT INSTEAD
SWEET VISIONS
BIRTHDAY EVE
ONE WAY TO KEEP COOL
CHILD'S PLAY
WATER DUEL
CHILDHOOD RITUAL
PEANUT BUTTER AND PUPPETS
A LITTLE HELP FOR MOTHER NATURE
CAUGHT IN THE MIDDLE
MAKE 'EH OR BREAK 'EH
HOT DOG!
A BEAR OF A SALE
A COOL TREAT
ROLLING ALONG
COOL KIDS
SANDS OF TIME
FLYING HIGH
TRIPLE DUTY
CHILLY TREAT
PICK-UP GAME
PEEK-A-BOO PUMPKIN
A NEW FRIEND
A HELPING HAND
VISIONS OF SUGARPLUMS
ALTERNATIVE TRANSPORTATION
GOING UP
CHILDREN, DENTAL CARE
SEE ALSO DENTAL CARE
UNC RESEARCH TARGETS CAVITY-PRONE CHILDREN
DENTIST ANXIETY BEGINS AT EARLY AGE
'SLAY DECAY' - SCHOOLCHILDREN BRAVE COLD FOR PRO-TEETH RALLY
HALL DENTAL HEALTH FAIR'S GOAL TO MAKE DENTAL HYGIENE FUN
CHILDREN, DISEASES
SEE ALSO CHICKEN POX
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, AIDS
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, CANCER
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, HEALTH CARE
SEE ALSO CHRONIC ILLNESS
SEE ALSO DISEASES (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC DISEASES)
SEE ALSO IMMUNIZATIONS
SEE ALSO HAKE-A-WISH FOUNDATION
SEE ALSO PEDIATRICIANS, N.C.
DURHAM DOCTORS TREAT VIRUS ATTACKING CHILDREN
WORKSHOP SET FOR TEACHERS OF CHRONICALLY ILL
A TEST OF SKILLS/'BABY'S BREATH STUDY*
CHILDREN, DRUGS
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE COUNTY HOSPITAL, ADOLESCENT CARE UNIT
SEE ALSO DRUG ABUSE
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, ADOLESCENT SUBSTANCE ABUSE PROGRAM
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C, DRUG ABUSE
BOYS' CAMP CALLED BOOST FOR CHATHAM
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CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
H
CHH
CHH
H
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
1/05/1989
1/05/1989
1/10/1989
1/12/1989
1/31/1989
2/11/1989
2/13/1989
3/04/1989
3/04/1989
3/17/1989
3/28/1989
3/30/1989
5/03/1989
5/04/1989
5/04/1989
5/08/1989
5/12/1989
6/06/1989
6/21/1989
6/28/1989
7/03/1989
7/05/1989
7/06/1989
7/10/1989
7/18/1989
8/12/1989
8/25/1989
9/04/1989
9/06/1989
9/10/1989
10/10/1989
10/18/1989
10/20/1989
10/22/1989
10/23/1989
10/24/1989
10/29/1989
11/01/1989
11/07/1989
12/22/1989
12/30/1989
H 2 1/02/1989 B
CHH 1 2/07/1989 A
CHH 1 2/11/1989 A
CHH 1 2/12/1989 A
S 2 8/07/1989 A
H 2 10/06/1989 C
CHH 1 11/04/1989 A
T32
T32
T44
T44
L38
L38
T44
L38
S73
L38
L38
L38
L38
L38
L38
T44
T44
L38
L38
L38
T44
L38
L38
C45
L38
T44
T44
T44
C45
T44
T32
K30
C45
T44
T44
T44
T44
L38
C45
C45
L38
6 N
5 N
3 N C62
3 N H90
1 N H65
2 N
8 N
CHH 1 1/03/1989 A 3 N M25
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FACILITY WILL TREAT 100 BOYS „
GETTING HIGH 'LEGALLY' CAN BE DANGEROUS, DEADLY MISTAKE
GETTING HIGH? TEENS DISCOVER THE DEVIOUS LURE OF INHALANTS
VICTIMS ARE GETTING YOUNGER
CENTER OFFERS DRUG TESTS FOR YOUNGSTERS
BILL WOULD PULL LICENSES OF TEENS IN ALCOHOL, DRUG VIOLATIONS
WHAT ABOUT TEENS WHO'VE ALREADY SAID 'YES' TO DRUGS?
DON'T OVERDOSE CHILDREN WITH ADULT MEDICINE/THE PEOPLE'S PHARMACY
DUKE STILL FIGHTING FOR SPECIALTY CENTER
LATCHKEY KIDS ARE INDIVIDUALS _.
PARENTS SHOULD WATCH FOR SIGNS THAT CHILDREN ARE USING DRUGS __
10 ORGANIZATIONS JOIN FORCES TO FIGHT ALCOHOL, DRUG ABUSE AMONG TEENS
STATE PREACHING STRONG MESSAGE ON GATEWAY SUBSTANCES
SURVEY OF STUDENTS' DRUG USE REVIEWED
CHILDREN, DURHAM
TO HAVE AND HAVE NOT
UP FOR THE GAME
BLACK HOLE OR WHAT?
SLIP-SLIDIN' AWAY
KEEPING THEM IN STITCHES
SUNSET ON FALSE SPRING
CALM BEFORE THE STORM
SPRING TRAINING
SOURPUSS
IT'S NOT JULY
RAINY-DAY STROLL
FRAGILE WORLD
HOPPING FOR A CAUSE
SPRING HAS SPRUNG... „
BASKETBALL'S BEST: STOPPING TO GREET KIDS
WAITING HER TURN
FOREARM FORM
HAT CHECK
DANGEROUS DUCK
GIRLS' DAY AT THE PARK
STAGE DIRECTIONS
HIGH TIME ON NINTH STREET
NOT HIS CUP OF TEA
COOL ALCOVE
FAIR CATCH
PUCKER UP AND BLOW
REFLECTIONS
HORIZONTAL HOLD
GAINING ON GOLFING GRANDPA
PLAYING ALONG THE ENO
EMERGENCE OF A WATER SPRITE
MOMENTS IN MOTION FOR ARTS COUNCIL STUDENTS
MEET A TREE
SHADES-OF-SUMMER LIP-SHTICK
HITCHING A RIDE
HANG IT ALL
TAKING THE PLUNGE
SKIPPIN' TILL SCHOOL STARTS
FEATHERED FOOTBALL FAN
DOUBLE DUff
FOR HER THE BELLS TOLL
SUSPENSION OF DISBELIEF
READY FOR THE THIRSTY WAYFARER
NOT EVEN A NIBBLE
MONKEY SEE, MONKEY DO
IN CONTROL
LEAVING THEIR MARK
THE WATER SPRITE
ON THE LOOKOUT
STAIRWAY TO SUCCESS
FOR LADIES ONLY?
BABY BALLOTING: NO TWO WAYS ABOUT IT
WOLF?
SWUNG ANIMAL HEADS
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I T
N
E
E
L Y
P
D
—DATE — C -PG L P BYL
CHH 1
1/03/1989 A
3 N M25
S
2
1/13/1989 C
1 N
CHH 1
1/23/1989 A
6 N
H
2
2/06/1989 A
4 E
H
1
2/08/1989 C
1 N H60
H
2
3/16/1989 B
6 N
S
2
6/12/1989 C
1 P N H65
S
2
7/05/1989 C
4 U
H
2
9/02/1989 C
2 N C60
H
2
9/11/1989 A
4 E
S
2
9/13/1989 A
8 U
S
2 12/07/1989 C
1 N C61
H
2 12/10/1989 D
2 U L40
CHH 1
12/16/1989 A
3 N C62
H
2
1/03/1989 C
1 PP T37
H
2
1/09/1989 B
1 P P T32
S
2
1/12/1989 C
1 P P T32
S
2
1/24/1989 C
1 P P C45
S
2
2/02/1989 A
6 P PT37
H
2
2/04/1989 C
4 P P S73
S
2
2/04/1989 C
1 P P C45
H
2
2/12/1989 B
1 P P C45
S
2
3/17/1989 C
1 P P M66
S
2
3/18/1989 C
1 P P M66
H
2
3/25/1989 C
2 P P T37
S
2
3/28/1989 C
1 P P C45
S
2
3/29/1989 B
1 P P S76
S
2
3/31/1989 C
1 P P K30
H
2
4/11/1989 C
1 PN A54
H
2
4/15/1989 C
6 P P T32
H
2
4/17/1989 C
1 P P T32
H
2
4/26/1989 C
1 P P T32
H
2
5/04/1989 C
7 P P C45
H
2
5/25/1989 B
3 P P M66
S
2
5/26/1989 C
1 P P T32
H
2
6/03/1989 C
1 P P K30
H
2
6/05/1989 B
1 P P T32
S
2
6/07/1989 B
1 P P K30
S
2
6/14/1989 B
1 P P M66
S
2
6/15/1989 C
1 P P M66
S
2
6/20/1989 C
1 P P T32
H
2
6/23/1989 A
1 P P L38
H
2
6/24/1989 C
1 P P K30
S
2
6/27/1989 B
1 P P T37
H
2
6/28/1989 C
1 P P S76
H
2
7/01/1989 C
5 P P S76
S
2
7/01/1989 A
5 P P M66
H
2
7/09/1989 A
1PPT32
H
2
7/11/1989 B
1 P P S76
S
2
7/14/1989 C
1 P P T37
H
2
8/07/1989 A
1 P P T32
S
2
8/12/1989 C
1 P P T44
H
2
8/14/1989 B
1 P P L38
S
2
8/14/1989 C
1 P P C45
H
2
8/19/1989 C
1 P P M66
S
2
8/19/1989 C
ippra
H
2
8/23/1989 C
1 P P L38
S
2
9/12/1989 C
1 P P R56
H
2
9/26/1989 B
5 P P C45
S
2 10/05/1989 C
1 P P R56
S
2 10/12/1989 C
1 P P T32
H
2 10/16/1989 B
1 P P C45
S
2 10/17/1989 C
1 P P R56
s
2
11/04/1989 C
1 P P R56
S
2 11/06/1989 C
1 P P T32
H
2 11/08/1989 C
1 P P K30
S
2 11/11/1989 D
3 P P T32
H
2 11/16/1989 C
1 P P T32
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S
2 11/16/1989 B
10 P P S76
S
2 11/16/1989 C
1 P P L38
S
2 11/28/1989 B
7 P P T32
S
2 12/02/1989 A
5 P P T37
S
2 12/11/1989 C
1 PP C45
S
2 12/12/1989 B
1 P P T32
S
2 12/16/1989 A
5 P P C45
S
2 12/16/1989 D
3 P P K30
H
2 12/19/1989 C
1 PP T32
S
2 12/23/1989 C
3 P P T32
H
2 12/26/1989 B
1 P P K30
S
2 12/26/1989 C
1 P P S76
S
2 12/29/1989 C
1 PP L38
IN CHARACTER
NO DETOUR
AT THE HOP
LONG LIVE THE KINGS AND QUEENS
FLYING LOU
WISHING AND HOPING
RINGING IN THE NEW
SANTA AT NORTHGATE
WEATHER WATCHING, AND UISHING
ALL BUNDLED UP
TOGO BLASTER
DIFFERENT WORLDS
HEATWAVE?
CHILDREN, EMOTIONALLY DISTURBED
SEE ALSO ADOLESCENCE, EMOTIONALLY DISTURBED
SEE ALSO CHILD PSYCHIATRY
scp alSq CHILDREN, SUICIDES
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNCIL FOR INFANTS AND YOUNG CHILDREN WITH SPECIAL NEEDS
SEE ALSO KIDSCOPE
SEE ALSO UILLIE M PROGRAMS
1 CHILD IN S SUFFERS PSYCHIATRIC PROBLEMS
NOVEMBER TORNADOES STILL FELT BY CHILDREN IN WAKE
LAU HAKES COUNTY PAY FDR CHILDREN'S MENTAL CARE
PSYCHIATRIC TREATMENT FOR 3 YOUTHS COST COUNTY $66,000
COUNTY, STATE TUSSLE ON MENTAL HEALTH LAW
MENTAL HEALTH COSTS REQUIRE STATE ACTION
CHILDREN'S MENTAL HEALTH FOCUS DURING MONTH
HOSPITAL SPACE TIGHT FOR MENTALLY ILL CHILDREN
CAMP FOR TROUBLED BOYS STIRS CONCERN IN CHATHAM COUNTY
DOCTOR SAYS MANIC DEPRESSION AFFLICTS CHILDREN AS WELL AS ADULTS
DUKE DOCTOR PINPOINTS, TREATS CHILDREN'S 'MANIC DEPRESSION'
GROUP HOME PROPOSED FOR BOYS
ALCOHOLISM TAKES TOLL ON CHILDREN'S LIVES
DURHAM MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES GETS TAPPED BY STATE TO REFUND $800,000
JUVENILES' COURT-ORDERED PSYCHIATRIC CARE COSTLY
'SPECIAL NEEDS' MEANS SPECIAL CARE
DURHAM AGENCY TAKES UP CAUSE
THERAPEUTIC PRESCHOOL PUTS YOUNGSTERS ON TARGET
PROGRAM HELPS YOUNGSTERS TO COPE
CHILDREN. FAIRY TALES
THEATER LIBERTIES WISELY TAKEN IN KIDS' TALE
CHILDREN, GUNS
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, CHILDREN
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, SHOOTINGS
SEE ALSO GUNS
NHS STUDENT HELD FOR GUNS IN TRUNK
SHS PUPIL CHARGED WITH TAKING GUN TO SCHOOL
TEEN TWIRLING REVOLVER DIES FROM GUNSHOT
DURHAM BOY DIES IN ACCIDENT
ACCIDENT REPORT IN ERROR
POLICE LOG/BOY, 9, TREATED AFTER SHOT BY BB GUN
JORDAN HIGH STUDENT DIES OF GUNSHOT
SHOOTING DEATH STILL UNDER INVESTIGATION
POLICE LOG/BAD CHECK LEADS TO STOLEN CAR
CHILDREN, HANDICAPPED
SEE ALSO AT-RISK CHILDREN
SEE ALSO AUTISM
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, RETARDED AND HANDICAPPED PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNCIL FOR INFANTS AND YOUNG CHILDREN WITH SPECIAL NEEDS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY ASSOCIATION FOR RETARDED CITIZENS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, RETARDED AND HANDICAPPED PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO HANDICAPPED
SEE ALSO HEAD START
SEE ALSO LEARNING DISABILITIES
SEE ALSO MENTALLY RETARDED
SEE ALSO RESPITE CARE
CHH 1
S 2
1/20/1989 B
3/15/1989 B
4/26/1989 B
4/27/1989 B
5/01/1989 A
5/01/1989 A
5/06/1989 A
5/27/1989 C
6/04/1989 B
6/06/1989 C
7/06/1989
7/28/1989
8/09/1989
8/50/1989
10/22/1989
11/07/1989 B
11/07/1989 B
11/07/1989 B
12/26/1989 A
N
N C60
N H65
N A54
N H65
E
N S17
N H65
N
N D80
N
N C60
U
N C60
N S82
N S27
N S27
N S27
N H65
H 2 1/27/1989 D 9 R P10
s
2 1/27/1989 C
1
N
s
2 3/15/1989 C
1
N M06
H
2 3/18/1989 C
6
N
S
2 3/18/1989 A
1
N
H
2 3/27/1989 A
4
L
H
2 9/04/1989 A
12
N M51
H
2 9/22/1989 B
5
N
H
2 9/23/1989 C
1
N
H
2 11/27/1989 B
1
NM51
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SEE ALSO SPECIAL EDUCATION
SEE ALSO SPEECH PATHOLOGY
SEE ALSO UNIV. Of N.C.-CHAPEL HILL DIVISION FOR DISORDERS OF DEVELOPMENT & LEARNING
BARKER CENTER OFFERS SPECIAL CARING S 2
WELCOME CHALLENGER DIVISION H 2
IN CRISIS, THAT COMMON BOND H 2
'SPECIAL MEEDS' MEANS SPECIAL CARE S 2
DURHAM AGENCY TAKES UP CAUSE „ f 2
THERAPEUTIC PRESCHOOL PUTS YOUNGSTERS ON TARGET mmrm S 2
A CONCRETE IDEA/CHEWNING CLASS BUILDS WALK FOR DISABLED STUDENTS... S 2
ADVOCATES FOR SPECIAL NEEDS CHILDREN UNITE S 2
CHILDREN, HEALTH CARE
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, DISEASES
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, HOSPITALS
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, STATE SERVICES
SEE ALSO CHILDREN'S MIRACLE NETWORK TELETHON
SEE ALSO HEALTH CARE
SEE ALSO PEDIATRICIANS, N.C.
'CARING PROGRAM' HELPS THE CHILDREN
MATERNAL HEALTH CENTERPIECE OF APRIL EVENT
SMOKING PARENTS WARNED OF MUTAGENS EXPOSURE
PRE-EVAUJATION FOR CAMP, SCHOOL IMPORTANT
PROGRAM SEEKS TO FILL INSURANCE GAP FOR CHILDREN FROM LOU-EARNING...
HEADING OFF TEEN PROBLEMS
CHILDREN HOSPITALS
SEE ALSO HOSPITALS, N.C. (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC HOSPITALS) _
DOCTORS FOR A DAY; CHILDREN AND HOSPITALS WEEK SPONSORS ROLE REVERSAL
PEDIATRIC UNIT USES SPECIAL APPROACH
REDUCING INTIMIDATION; NCMH VOLUNTEER SERVICES PROGRAM...
CURING THE FEAR .
HOSPITAL'S CARD PROJECT ADO AT CHILDREN'S NEEDS
CHILDREN, HYPERACTIVITY
DUKE DOCTOR PINPOINTS,
TREATS CHILDREN'S 'MANIC DEPRESSION'
CHILDREN, LEARNING
SEE ALSO EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION
SEE ALSO LEARNING DISABILITIES
STUDY TO FOCUS ON LEARNING PROBLEMS
CHILDREN, MENTALLY RETARDED
SEE CHILDREN, HANDICAPPED
CHILDREN, MURDER
SEE ALSO CHILD ABUSE, DURHAM
SEE ALSO INFANTICIDE
SEE ALSO MURDER, N.C.
SEE ALSO MURDER, U.S.
ALAMANCE WOMAN CONVICTED IN WATER DEATH OF SON
MOTHER CHARGED WITH MURDER
MOTHER HELD IN LOUISBURG SLAYINGS
POLICE SEEK MOTIVE IN CHILD SLAYINGS
RELATIVES HAVE NO CLUE IN CASE OF 3 SLAIN CHILDREN
CHILDREN, NUTRITION
SEE ALSO NUTRITION
SEE ALSO WOMEN INFANT AND CHILDREN PROGRAM
COUNTY NUTRITION DIRECTOR SET TO RETIRE
CHILDREN'S EATING HABITS NEED GUIDANCE
CHILDREN, ORANGE COUNTY
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, CHAPEL HILL
A GOOD DAY'S WORK
SWINGING SET
LET'S SEE WHAT THIS BABY WILL DO
TAKING IT EASY
GOTCHA!
IN YOUR FACE!
3/28/1989 A
7/28/1989 A
8/22/1989 A
11/07/1989 B
11/07/1989 B
11/07/1989 B
11/17/1989 C
11/30/1989 B
P N H6S
E
P N S56
P N S27
N S27
P N S27
P N Yll
D N S27
H 2 1/25/1989 D
10 P N P38
CHH 1 3/23/1989 A
5 P N
H 2 5/05/1989 A
11 N K65
S 2 6/14/1989 C
6 U
H 2 6/17/1989 C
3 N S22
H 2 12/20/1989 A
4 E
CHH 1 3/17/1989 A
1 P N C62
H 2 5/25/1989 B
6 N
CHH 1 9/04/1989 A
5 P N
CHH 1 11/29/1989 A
3 P N
CHH 1 11/30/1989 A
1 P N
S 2 7/06/1989 C 1 N
CHH 1 2/02/1989 A 5 N
CHH 1
S 2
10/31/1989 A
11/16/1989 A
11/17/1989 A
11/17/1989 A
11/18/1989 C
3/05/1989 A
9/27/1989 C
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
4/10/1989
4/18/1989
6/12/1989
6/16/1989
7/11/1989
7/12/1989
N
M N B53
N
P N B53
P N
3 P N M25
1 P F G59
T44
L38
T44
L38
L38
L38
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1/01/1989
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12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
WILD SLIDE
IMPROMPTU CONCERT
ALL STRAPPED IN
IN HURRICANE HUGO'S UAKE
ALL SADDLED AND READY
CHILDREN, RETARDED
SEE MENTALLY RETARDED
CHILDREN, SAFETY
SEE CHILD SAFETY
CHILDREN, SMOKING
SEE ADOLESCENCE, SMOKING
CHILDREN, SPORTS (PRE-ADOLESCENT SPORTS)
SEE ALSO SPORTS (GENERAL HEADING)
SEE «_S0 YOUTH SPORTS (ADOLESCENT SPORTS)
HOW DO CALM THE NERVES OF YOUNG ATHLETES?
CHILDREN, STATE SERVICES
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, HEALTH CARE
SEE ALSO PARENTAL AUTHORITY
HOUSE COMMITTEE OKS ABUSED CHILD PROGRAM FUNDING
CHILDREN, SUICIDES
SEE ALSO ADOLESCENCE, SUICIDES
SEE ALSO CHILD PSYCHIATRY
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, EMOTIONALLY DISTURBED
SEE ALSO SUICIDES, DURHAM
SEE ALSO SUICIDES, N.C.
BILL WOULD PROHIBIT SEXUAL HARASSMENT IN RENTAL OF PROPERTY
CHILDREN, TELEVISION AND RADIO
SEE ALSO EDUCATIONAL TELEVISION
SEE ALSO RADIO
SEE ALSO TELEVISION COMMERCIALS
SEE ALSO TELEVISION VIOLENCE
TV MINUS 364 DAYS... AND COUNTING
CHILDREN'S BOOKS
THEME OF LOLLYPOP BOOKS CONTINUES UNDER LEADERSHIP OF CAROLINA UREN...
STORYTIME AT HILLANDALE
NEWBERRY AWARD WINNER WRITES ONLY FOR 'PEOPLE'
COLORING BOOKS DELIVERED
CHILDREN'S CLOTHING
SEE ALSO CLOTHING (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC ARTICLES OF CLOTHING)
CLOTHING HARD TO FIND FOR HEFTY CHILDREN
SCHOOL BELLS RING AT CASH REGISTER
CHILDREN'S DEFENSE FUND
SING-ALONG TO BENEFIT CHILDREN
CHILDREN'S MIRACLE NETWORK TELETHON
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, HEALTH CARE
DUKE HOLIDAY CARD SALES RAISE $26,000 TO BENEFIT CHILDREN
RALEIGH STUDENTS PLANNING BENEFIT FOR DUKE PROGRAM
DUKE HOSPITAL TO BENEFIT FROM DANCE
TOT WALK BENEFITS DUKE CHILDREN'S MEDICAL AND SURGICAL CENTER
CHILDREN'S TELETHON SLATED
WEEKEND TELETHON TO HELP CHILDREN AT DUKE HOSPITAL
DUKE TELETHON RAISES $542,000
CHILDREN'S RIGHTS
AGE 16 ADULT CLASSIFICATION BLASTED
A CHILD'S CHRISTMAS IN WALES
PLAY SETS RECORD FOR PLAYMAKERS
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CHH 1 8/04/1989 A 1 P P L38
CHH 1 8/09/1989 A 3 P P L38
CHH 1 8/18/1989 A 1 P P T44
CHH 1 9/23/1989 A 1 P P L38
CHH 1 10/09/1989 A 1 P P T44
CHH 1 12/08/1989 A 7 U
CHH 1 7/28/1989 A 1 N M20
H 2 2/23/1989 B 2 N
H 2 11/13/1989 A 6 P B S56
H 2 1/08/1989 D
H 2 2/17/1989 C
H 2 4/23/1989 D
H 2 9/16/1989 C
S 2 7/27/1989 A
H 2 8/24/1989 A
3 P U H45
1 P P T37
3 P U H45
2 P P T32
6 P F G59
6 P F Zll
CHH 1 4/10/1989 A 3 P N C62
2/16/1989 A
3/02/1989 B
3/04/1989 C
4/27/1989 C
6/01/1989 A
6/02/1989 C
6/16/1989 C
10
6
12
2
10
1
1
N
N
N
P T37
N
N S92
N
H 2 12/14/1989 B 2 N
CHH 1 1/25/1989 A 7 N
CHILE
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ANNUAL
1/01/1989
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12/31/1989
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DURHAM CHECKS ITS PRODUCE
LOCAL GROCERS RESPOND QUICKLY TO CYANIDE SCARE
MORE A THREAT THAN SOUR GRAPES
CHILE BARRACKS ITS DICTATOR
PRIZE CHILI; HEALTHY AMD QUICK CHILI RECIPE IS FIRST IN COKTEST
CHIMNEY SWEEPS
SEE ALSO FIREPLACES
CHIMNEY MAM CLIMBS FOR A CLEAN SWEEP __
GOOD MAINTENANCE, COMMON SENSE HELP PREVENT CHIMNEY CONFLAGRATIONS
SWIFT BIRDS OFTEN NO MATCH FOR CHIMNEY SWEEPS
CHIMNEY SWIFTS
SEE ALSO BIRDS
SWIFT BIRDS OFTEN NO MATCH FOR CHIMNEY SWEEPS
CHIMNEYS
GOOD MAINTENANCE, COMMON SENSE HELP PREVENT CHIMNEY CONFLAGRATIONS
CHIMNEY RUINS PROMPT COUPLE TO FILE LAWSUIT
CHINA, EDUCATION
CHINESE HOODS HURT CHANCE FOR DEMOCRACY
HOMELAND EVENTS FRUSTRATE CHINESE STUDENTS AT DUKE
UNC CHINESE STUDENTS TO JOIN D.C. RALLY FOR BEIJING PROTESTERS
•THE PEOPLE ARE READY' i CHINESE STUDENTS BEGIN UEEKLONG FUND-RAISER...
TIME FOR RESTRAINT; BUSH'S SUPPORT FOR CHINESE STUDENTS FIRM BUT,,.
REFORM PUSH TO CONTINUE, CHINESE STUDENT SAYS
2 DURHAM WOMEN STRANDED IN CHINA CHAOS
DUKE STUDENTS MOURN FOR 'BLEEDING' NATION
STUDENTS GATHER AT DUKE CHAPEL TO MOURN CHINESE MASSACRE
DUKE STUDENTS MOURN THOSE SLAIN IN CHINA
UNC'S CHINESE DENOUNCE BLOOD IN BEIJING
CHINA NEVER MEANT TO GIVE IN, UNC PROFESSOR SAYS
CHINA'S LEADERS ARE LYING
IN BEIJING, A STUDENT SPEAKS HIS MIND _ __ .
DUKE, UNC AMONG SCHOOLS ALTERING EXCHANGE PROGRAMS IN TROUBLED CHINA
UNC LECTURER CALLS COVER-UP 'INSULT'
UNC CHINESE STUDENTS SEEK LONGER STAYS
CHINA CRACKDOWN POSES QUANDARY FOR SCHOLARS
DUKE-CHINA LAW SCHOOL TIES SURVIVE POLITICAL UNF£ST
CHINESE STUDENTS ENROLL, FAIL TO SHOW FOR FALL SEMESTER
BEIJING APPARENTLY SAFE FOR STUDENTS, UNC OFFICIALS SAY
CHINA, HUMAN RIGHTS
USING DIPLOMACY, NOT RHETORIC
CHINA, LAWS
DUKE-CHINA LAW SCHOOL TIES SURVIVE POLITICAL UNREST
CHINA, NEWSPAPERS
CHINESE JOURNALIST SETS DUKE TALK
CHINA, REFORM
INSIGHT/AT DEMOCRACY CORNER
REFORM PUSH TO CONTINUE, CHINESE STUDENT SAYS
CHINESE STUDENTS RALLY AT DUKE
2 DURHAM WOMEN STRANDED IN CHINA CHAOS
DUKE STUDENTS MOURN FOR 'BLEEDING' NATION
STUDENTS GATHER AT DUKE CHAPEL TO MOURN CHINESE MASSACRE
STATE HOUSE UNANIMOUSLY CONDEMNS CHINA MASSACRE
DISCUSSION TO FOCUS ON CHINA
DURHAM STUDENT SEES BLOODY BEIJING SCENE
DUKE STUDENTS MOURN THOSE SLAIN IN CHINA _
GUNFIRE CRACKLES OVER BEIJING; 2 DURHAM STUDENTS TRY TO FLEE
ORGANIZED MASS MURDER; PRESIDENT SHOULD SHOW TOUGHNESS TOWARD CHINA
FREEDOM: THE PRICE IS SACRIFICE
UNC'S CHINESE DENOUNCE BLOOD IN BEIJING
CHINESE MOTIVATION DIFFERS FROM U.S. POLITICAL IDEAS
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H 2 3/15/1989 A 1 P N 046
CHH 1 3/15/1989 A 1 P N L38
H 2 3/20/1989 A 4 E
H 2 12/22/1989 A 4 E
H 2 3/29/1989 B 1 P F HM
CHH 1 1/09/1989 A 1 P N L90
CHH 1 1/09/1989 A 1 P N L90
CHH 1 8/21/1989 A 1 N S17
CHH 1 8/21/1989 A 1 N S17
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
H 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
CHH 1
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
1/09/1989 A
1/23/1989 A
4/25/1989
5/20/1989
5/20/1989
5/23/1989
5/24/1989
5/30/1989
6/06/1989
6/06/1989
6/06/1989
6/06/1989
6/07/1989
6/08/1989
6/15/1989
6/18/1989
6/19/1989
6/20/1989
6/20/1989
7/02/1989
9/05/1989 B
9/23/1989 A
11/29/1989 A
H
CHH
S
H
H
H
H
CHH
S
S
H
H
H
CHH
S
5/14/1989
5/30/1989
6/05/1989
6/06/1989
6/06/1989
6/06/1989
6/06/1989
6/06/1989
6/06/1989
6/06/1989
6/07/1989
6/07/1989
6/07/1989
6/07/1989
6/07/1989
1 P N L90
3 P N R63
E
N Bll
N L90
N S17
E
N L90
N C60
N Bll
P T44
N S92
N M70
N M06
E
U H49
N
N L90
N S17
N L90
N
N
N
H 2 3/01/1989 A 4 E
S 2 9/05/1989 B 1 N
H 2 1/11/1989 C 10 N
F
N L90
N
N C60
N Bll
P T44
N
N
1 M N M06
1 P N S92
N Bll
E
E
P N M70
N M06
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12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
2 DURHAM WOMEN SAFE IN TOKYO; AIR FARE STRANDS OTHER AMERICANS
FAMILY WAITS FOR WORD FROM BEIJING
STUDENTS OBSERVE DAY OF MOURNING
CHINA NEVER MEANT TO GIVE IN, UNC PROFESSOR SAYS
DURHAM MAN IN SHANGHAI CYCLES TO FREEDOM
N.C. STUDENTS RETURNING FROM CHINA WITH TALES OF FEAR
STRUGGLE IN CHINA NOT OVER, CHI SAYS
CHINA SIGHTSEEING EXCURSION TURNS INTO HISTORIC NIGHTMARE
PROFS 'DONG WAN' IN BEIJING
DR. CALHOUN TELLS FIRST-HAND ABOUT CHINA
CHINA'S LEADERS ARE LYING
A TIME TO GIVE
DUKE STUDENTS FEARFUL OF RETURN TO HOMELAND
IN BEIJING, A STUDENT SPEAKS HIS MIND
DUKE, UNC AMONG SCHOOLS ALTERING EXCHANGE PROGRAMS IN TROUBLED CHINA
UNC LECTURER CALLS COVER-UP 'INSULT'
UNC CHINESE STUDENTS SEEK LONGER STAYS
A DISCONCERTING AUDIENCE WITH CHINA'S LEADER
CHINA CRACKDOWN POSES QUANDARY FOR SCHOLARS
CHAPEL HILLIANS VIEW UNREST IN CHINA
MARCH COMMEMORATES PROTESTORS SLAIN IN CHINA
MARCHERS PAY TRIBUTE TO SLAIN CHINESE PROTESTERS
PROVIDING HARBOR FOR STUDENTS
CHINA, TOBACCO
RJR RETIREE'S TOBACCO ASSIGNMENT OFFERS CLOSE LOOK AT CHINA
CHINA/U.S. RELATIONS
NIXON RIGHT ABOUT CHINA
OVERTURE TO CHINA SHAMEFUL
CHINA BEACH (TELEVISION SHOW)
TROPICAL 'BEACH' TURNED OUT CHILLY
CHINA INN (RESTAURANT)
SEE ALSO RESTAURANTS, DURHAM
REBUILT CHINA INN OPENS
JONGS OFFER HISTORY LESSONS. ,
CLEARING THE RECORD
.IN REBUILT CHINA INN (CORRECTED 4-2-89)
CHIPPENDALES
ALL HE WANTS TO DO IS DANCE; LIFE IS HUNKY-DORY FOR CHIPPENDALE'S.,
CHISHOLM'S RESTAURANT
TWO MEN ROB RESTAURANT
CHLOROFLUOROCARBONS
INDUSTRY GROUP ACTS TO HELP STOP DAMAGE TO OZONE LAYER
CHLOROFORM
CHEMISTS TO DISCUSS THE AIR WE BREATHE
WATER NEAR DUKE DUMP CALLED 'SAFE'
CHOCOLAT (FILM)
'CHOCOLAT' GAINS FROM HANDS-tiFF APPROACH
THE CHOCOLATE WAR (FILM)
'THE CHOCOLATE WAR' HAS A BAD AFTERTASTE)
'IF...' IS MUCH BETTER
CHOIRS
FIRST BAPTIST SINGING THE PRAISES OF ITS CHOIR, WORKERS TODAY
TRIANGLE STUDENTS TO SING IN NATIONAL BENEFIT CONCERT
CHOLESTEROL
SEE ALSO FATS
EXERCISE, DIET, MEDICATION CAN REDUCE HIGH CHOLESTEROL LEVELS
STRICT ADHERENCE TO DIET NECESSARY TO REDUCE CHOLESTEROL
MEDICATION HAY BE NEEDED FOR HIGH CHOLESTEROL LEVELS
LEAD US INTO TEMPTATION) SUPPLEMENTING NUTRITION WITH... DOSE OF GREASE
THE 'NEW' BRAN) RESEARCH INDICATES RICE MIGHT REDUCE CHOLESTEROL LEVELS
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H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
H 2
S 2
S 2
H 2
CHH 1
H 2
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
S 2
H 2
6/08/1989
6/08/1989
6/08/1989
6/08/1989
6/09/1989
6/10/1989
6/10/1989
6/11/1989
6/14/1989
6/14/1989
6/15/1989
6/15/1989
6/16/1989
6/18/1989
6/19/1989
6/20/1989
6/20/1989
7/02/1989
7/02/1989
7/30/1989
9/13/1989
9/13/1989 B
11/23/1989 A
S 2 7/01/1989 A
H 2 12/12/1989 A
S 2 1/05/1989 A
H 2 3/12/1989 D
H 2 4/02/1989 A
H 2 2/10/1989 D
H 2 5/14/1989 B
H 2 10/12/1989 C
CHH 1 11/28/1989 A
S 2 12/29/1989 A
H 2 6/09/1989 D
H 2 4/28/1989 D
CHH 1 3/19/1989 A
S 2 4/03/1989 A
S 2 1/25/1989 C
S 2 2/01/1989 A
S 2 2/08/1989 C
H 2 4/05/1989 B
H 2 5/10/1989 B
N Bll
N
N S17
N M06
N Bll
N
N S17
N
N T77
N T77
E
P L38
N Bll
U H49
N
N L90
N S17
U H49
N L90
U
N N36
N S92
E
H 2 1/01/1989 C 6 N
4 E
4 E
H 2 3/14/1989 A 6 P U W15
1 P N S92
6 P N P38
2 N
9 P F S56
3 N
1 N K65
3 N
1 M N E33
3 R S66
11 R L59
3 N S17
6 N
5 U
6 U
3 U
1 T F S56
1 P F Zll
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ANNUAL
1/01/1989
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12/31/1989
BY SUBJECTS
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DOCTOR TO TALK ON CHOLESTEROL
WHAT'S THE FUSS? 'GUILT-FREE' FOODS MIRROR... CONCERNS ABOUT CHOLESTEROL
EVIDENCE SHOWS CHOLESTEROL LEVELS CAN BE TOO LOW/THE PEOPLE'S PHARMACY
DECREASING CHOLESTEROL INTAKE CAN PREVENT HEART ATTACKS
PHARMACIST! DIET CAN LOWER CHOLESTEROL 15X
PREVENTIVE MEDICINE
LACK Of CONSENSUS ON CHOLESTEROL CAUSES CONFUSI0N7THE PEOPLE'S PHARMACY
CHOLESTEROL FEARS EXAGGERATED?
WEAKNESSES IN CHOLESTEROL STUDIES FUEL WRITER'S TIRADE
PERILS OF HEVACOR/DRUG CAN BE CAUSE OF LIVER DAMAGE
CONTROLLING CHOLESTEROL CAN CREATE EXCESS GAS
S 2
CHH 1
S
S
s
CHH
S
H
CM 1
CHH
S
5/22/1989
6/21/1989
6/21/1989
6/21/1989
6/26/1989
9/18/1989
9/27/1989
10/04/1989
10/13/1989
1 11/03/1989
2 12/20/1989
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CH(5£OGRAPHERS
!£EALSO AMERICAN DANCE FESTIVAL'S CHOREOGRAPHERS i COMPOSERS WORKSHOP FOR YOUNG...
SEE ALSO BLACKS, DANCE
^UJCBfflA CHILDS SPEAKS AT DUKE § 2 3/02/1989 D
SOULFUL DANCES PERFORMED S 2 4/13/1989 D
COLLEGE CHOREOGRAPHERS STRUT THEIR STUFF IN DUKE SHOWCASE H 2 5/28/1989 E
ADF AWARD HONORS DANCE PIONEERS S 2 4/12/1989 C
RANDOM MESSAGES FROM YOUNG CHOREOGRAPHERS H 2 7/03/1989 B
DANCE, MUSIC MIX WELL AT ADF CONCERT § 2 7/03/1989 A
ITALIAN DANCEMAKER SEES GHOSTS § 2 7/06/1989 D
FINN HAS FUN S 2 7/13/1989 D
THREE NEW DANCES SPEAK OF FINLAND, VENEZUELA AND ARGENTINA H 2 7/18/1989 C
ADF SERVES AS PORT OF ENTRY FOR INTERNATIONAL DANCE IDEAS H 2 7/18/1989 C
DANCE LEGEND 'GROWING UP' IN ADF SHOW S 2 7/18/1989 C
MORE THANA FESnVAL! AT ADF, THE BEAT GOES ON BENEATH THE SURFACE S 2 7/20/1989 D
7
3
11
1
7
11
4
7
1
3
1
6
N
N B71
N
N B71
R L59
L34
B71
B71
L59
B71
B71
CHOWAN COLLEGE
SCHOOL OFFICIAL STEPPING DOWN
^ISHEALTHKF*R^^ STOP SEPTIC SYSTEM IS HAZARDOUS
CHRIST THE KING MORAVIAN CHURCH
HUSBAND-WIFE PASTORS TO LEAD MORAVIAN CHURCH
CHRISTIAN ACADEMIES
SEE PRIVATE SCHOOLS
CHRISTIAN BROADCASTING NETWORK
PETITION DRIVE WOULD URGE CBN HOOK-UP AT HOSPITAL
CHRISTIAN DAY CARE CENTERS
SEE CHILD CARE CENTERS
CHRISTIAN LEADERS FOR RESPONSIBLE TELEVISION
SEE ALSO TELEVISION
TASTE AND GENTILITY STILL IN VOGUE
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR (NEWSPAPER)
WILDERNESS GUARDIAN
CHRISTIANITY
SEE ALSO RELIGION (SEE ALSO NAMES OF CHURCHES)
SCHOLARS NIX 'HOPE*
CHRISTTC INSTITUTE
SEE ALSO NICARAGUA
BUSH HAD DIRECT KNOWLEDGE OF ASSISTANCE TO REBELS, LAWYER... STATES
CHRISTIC INSTITUTE CHARGES UNFOUNDED
CHRISTIC LAWYERS PLAN RESPONSE TO SANCTIONS CALL
THESE ALLEGATIONS ARE ABSURD; COURT SHOULD REQUIRE CHRISTIC INSTITUTE.
CHRISTTCS STRIKE AGAIN _ _
JUDGE TO DECIDE IF LAWYER CAN REPRESENT 'gHISTLEBLOWER*
LAWYER UINS MOTION TO REPRESENT WOMAN SUING STATE OVER DISMISSAL
JUDGE STOPS STATE FROM MARRING LEGAL PROCESS
S 2 5/13/1989 C
CHH 1 4/26/1989 A
H 2 11/25/1989 A
1 P H S92
1 N R63
7 P N J40
CHH 1 9/16/1989 A 3 N S17
H 2 7/23/1989 D
H 2 3/12/1989 D
5 U W09
4 E
H 2 3/20/1989 A 4 E
CHH 1 5/22/1989 A
CHH 1 6/01/1989 A
CHH 1 7/03/1989 A
. H 2 7/06/1989 A
H 2 7/06/1989 A
H 2 7/28/1989 C
H 2 7/29/1989 C
S 2 8/01/1989 A
1 P N M70
4 L
3 N S17
4 E
4 L
2 N S82
1 N S82
4 E
CHRISTMAS
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SEE ALSO CHRISTMAS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO CHRISTMAS PARADES. DURHAM
SEE ALSO MISTLETOE
SEE ALSO NATIVITY SCENE
SEE ALSO SANTA CLAUS
SEE ALSO SHARE YOUR CHRISTMAS
THE MERRY CHRISTMAS-MOBILE
DURHAM MAIL VOLUME IS SIGN OF HEALTHY ECONOMY, OFFICIALS SAY
INSIGHT/THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING JOSEPH
THE LITERATURE OF MERRY CHRISTMAS
CHRISTMAS, CHAPEL HILL
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C., CHRISTMAS PARADE
SEE ALSO CHRISTMAS CANDLELIGHT TOUR OF HISTORIC HOMES IN CHAPEL HILL
ON TO VALENTINE'S DAY
HOLIDAY DOWNTOUN/A HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE (SPECIAL SECTION)
CHRISTMAS '89i HAYS TO CELEBRATE AND SHARE
TOY DRIVE TO COINCIDE WITH 'NUTCRACKER*
CHURCH TO DISTRIBUTE TOYS FOR CHRISTMAS
SOLSTICE EXTRAVAGANZA BRIGHTENS DARKEST MONTH OF THE YEAR
MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION IN ORANGE CO. TO HOLD HOLIDAY AUCTION
EMERSON WALDORF SCHOOL RESCHEDULES FAIR
VILLAGE BAND TO PERFORM HOLIDAY CONCERTS
MAKING MERRY
A DOG'S CHRISTMAS
'IT'S THE MEMORIES THAT COUNT'
'FROLICS' HELPED EASE HARD TIMES IN DEPRESSION
COLOMBIA LONG ON PARTIES, SHORT ON CHRISTMAS TREES
HELPING OTHERS IS BITTERSWEET FOR TOWN POLICE
THE GIFT THAT MADE IT POSSIBLE FOR HUMANS HEARTS TO CHANGE
GIFTS FOR THE HOSPITAL-BOUND
FINDING THE MIRACULOUS IN THE COMMON
CHRISTMAS, CRIME
SEE ALSO CRIMES, DURHAM
SEE ALSO ROBBERY, DURHAM
THIEVES BREAK INTO CHURCH, TAKE ITEMS DESTINED FOR NEEDY
GIFTS LEFT IN CAR BREED BREAK-INS, POLICE UARN
ROXBORO MAN INTERRUPTS CHRISTMAS GIFT HEIST AT HIS HOME
POLICE LOG/SHOOTING CASE SUSPECT HELD ON » 84 CHARGE
POLICE LOG/THIEF TAKES SALVATION ARMY GIFTS
TEEN SHOT AT NORTHGATE
MODERN-DAY SCROOGES TAKE JOY FROM SEASON
THEFT OF TREE HAS WOMAN SHAKING HEAD
CHRISTMAS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO CHRISTMAS PARADES, DURHAM
SEE ALSO SHARE YOUR CHRISTMAS
NCCU PUTS ON 'BEST CHRISTMAS PAGEANT EVER' THROUGH SUNDAY
SPECIAL KITS
STAGVILLE CELEBRATES SEASON FOR LIBERTY
COMPETING TRIANGLE PROPANE-GAS FIRMS XIN TO FEED HOMELESS
SEASON'S EATING! /APPETIZER
SEASON'S EATING!/MAIN COURSE
SEASON EATING! /DESSERT
LIGHTEN UP
SANTA CLAUS
WISHING AND HOPING
READERS SHARE MORE HOLIDAY RECIPES
RINGING IN THE NEW
SANTA AT NORTHGATE
GREYSTONE'S SINGING TREE BRINGS CHRISTMAS MEANING OUT OF CHRISTMAS...
DECK THE HOSPITAL HALLS
WOMAN'S SANTA LETTER PRINTED 75 YEARS AGO
BEYOND THE BADGE
CHRISTMAS CHEER
CHRISTMAS HAS SPECIAL MEANINGS FOR THOSE CLOSE TO HOMICIDE VICTIMS
DUTY ROSTER LISTS NO-SHOWS
GOING MALLING AT CHRISTMAS TAKES TOLL ON BODY AND SOUL
A VISIT FROM ST. NICHOLAS/IT HELPS TO KEEP THE MIND ALIVE
CHH 1 11/28/1989 A 3 P P L38
S 2 12/15/1989 A 1 P N H65
H 2 12/24/1989 D 1 P N
H 2 12/25/1989 A 4 E
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
1/04/1989 A
11/22/1989 B
11/26/1989 A
11/30/1989
12/03/1989
12/06/1989
12/10/1989
12/12/1989
12/13/1989
12/17/1989
12/23/1989
12/24/1989
12/24/1989
12/24/1989
12/24/1989
12/24/1989
12/25/1989
12/25/1989
2 11/29/1989 C
2 12/16/1989 C
2 12/19/1989 C
2 12/19/1989 C
2 12/21/1989 C
2 12/22/1989 C
2 12/22/1989 A
CHH 1 12/28/1989 A
1
1
10
8
9
11
8
8
14
1
1
1
1
1
1
3
3
4
11/17/1989 B
11/18/1989 A
12/01/1989 A
12/01/1989 C
12/06/1989 C
12/06/1989 C
12/06/1989 C
12/08/1989 C
12/09/1989 A
12/12/1989 B
12/13/1989 C
12/16/1989 A
12/16/1989 D
12/19/1989 B
12/20/1989 D
12/22/1989 A
12/23/1989 C
12/23/1989 C
12/24/1989 B
12/24/1989 B
12/24/1989 B
12/24/1989 E
P T44
A
N
I
I
I
I
I
I
P
P
F
F
F
F
U
N U57
E
T44
L38
M20
H90
C62
M70
N
N C47
N T33
N MSI
N M51
N C47
E
N S17
R
P T32
F S27
N E33
S27
G59
S27
T32
T32
T32
N S27
P C45
P K30
U W15
P T37
F S27
N B53
P T32
N S82
N
U N36
F S56
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ANNUAL
1/01/1989
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12/31/1989
BY SUBJECTS
FAMILY-ORIENTED COMPANY CHRISTMAS PARTIES BECOMING NORM
SHARE YOUR CHRISTMAS PROGRAM BRINGS COMFORT TO MANY FAMILIES
DIFFERENT WORLDS
CHRISTMAS, DURHAM, DEPRESSION
SEE ALSO CHRISTMAS, N.C., DEPRESSION
SEE ALSO DEPRESSION (EMOTIONAL STATE)
typ ALSO MENTAL HEALTH
TIPS OFFERED ON SURVIVING BLUES, WHETHER CHRISTMAS OR FEBRUARY
FEELING A LETDOWN TODAY? NO WONDER
CHRISTMAS, N.C.
HiaSBOROUGH, STAGVILLE CENTER SET FOR HOLIDAY
A CHRISTMAS OASIS/SATURDAY AT OLD SALEM
A MURPHY HOUSE CHRISTMAS MEANS A LOT TO MANY
DESPITE WAR BUTNER SPIRIT FESTIVE IN '42 __
STORIES OF A FAMILY ARE BRIDGES ACROSS DISTANCE AND TIME
'FROLICS' HELPED EASE HARD TIMES IN DEPRESSION
COLOMBIA LONG ON PARTIES, SHORT ON CHRISTMAS TREES
HELPING OTHERS IS BITTERSWEET FOR TOWN POLICE
BURLINGTON EMPLOYEES HELPED 12 NEEDY FAMILIES
CHRISTMAS, N.C, DEPRESSION
SEE ALSO CHRISTMAS, DURHAM, DEPRESSION
SEE ALSO DEPRESSION (EMOTIONAL STATE)
SEE ALSO MENTAL HEALTH
CHRISTMAS NOT ALWAYS SEASON OF GOOD CHEER
CHRISTMAS, SALES
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, DURHAM
SEE ALSO RETAIL SALES
MERCHANTS APPEAL FOR HOLIDAY WORKERS
IMPORTANCE OF CHRISTMAS SALES VARIES
LOCAL RETAILERS EXPECT CROWDS TO APPEAR FRIDAY
DURHAM SHOPPERS GOBBLE UP BARGAINS
LOTS OF SHOPPERS FLOCK TO STORES IN DURHAM...
STORES EXTENDING WEEKEND HOURS TO RECOUP LOSSES
'ATYPICAL YEAR' GREETS CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS
GOING MALLING AT CHRISTMAS TAKES TOLL ON BODY AND SOUL
POST-HOLIDAY THAW FILLS MALLS WITH SHOPPERS
EARLY SHOPPER
CHRISTMAS CANDLELIGHT TOUR OF HISTORIC HOMES IN CHAPEL HILL
SEE ALSO CHRISTMAS, CHAPEL HILL
SEE ALSO HOUSE TOURS
CHRISTMAS BY CANDLELIGHT _
ICE PROVIDES ATMOSPHERE FOR CHRISTMAS HOUSE TOUR
CHRISTMAS CARDS
COACH K OPENS DUKE'S ANNUAL HOLIDAY-CARD CAMPAIGN
SIXTH-GRADE ART WINNER HELPS KICK OFF HOLIDAY CARD CAMPAIGN
$10 CHRISTMAS CARD OF DOWNTOWN SCENE DESIGNED TO WARM HOMELESS
HOSPITAL'S CARD PROJECT AIMED AT CHILDREN'S NEEDS
HALKOTIS DISTRIBUTES GREETING CARDS
GETTING A JUMP
A CHRISTMAS CAROL (BOOK AND PLAY) _ „ ,
RALEIGH 'CHRISTMAS CAROL' IS MOVING TO CHAPEL HILL
CHRISTMAS CHEER _
BURLINGTON EMPLOYEES HELPED 12 NEEDY FAMILIES
CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS
SEE ALSO CRAFTS
ON TO VALENTINE'S DAY
LOOKING LIKE CHRISTMAS IN DURHAM
THAT'S A WRAP
CANDY CAME MAN
SHINING SIGN OF SEASON
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H 2 12/24/1989 E 1 P F Zll
H 2 12/25/1989 C 1 N K65
H 2 12/25/1989 C 1 P N C60
S 2 12/26/1989 C 1 P P S76
H 2 12/22/1989 C
H 2 12/25/1989 A
N C60
U U66
H
H
H
H
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 1
12/01/1989
12/15/1989
1 12/21/1989
12/21/1989
12/24/1989
12/24/1989
12/24/1989
12/24/1989
12/29/1989
F W66
F W66
N H60
N T33
N U66
F H90
F C62
F M70
N H60
CHH 1 12/19/1989 A 3 N
H 2 11/08/1989 C
S 2 11/22/1989 A
H 2 11/23/1989 C
S 2 11/24/1989 A
H 2 11/25/1989 C
H 2 12/15/1989 C
CHH 1 12/16/1989 A
H 2 12/24/1989 B
H 2 12/27/1989 A
S 2 12/27/1989 C
1 N C60
1 N E33
1 N
1 P N E33
1 P N N36
1 N C60
10 N
1 U N36
1 N
1 P P S76
CHH 1 11/26/1989 A
CHH 1 12/11/1989 A
3 P N W57
3 N
S 2 11/01/1989 B
H 2 11/02/1989 C
H 2 11/23/1989 C
CHH 1 11/30/1989 A
CHH 1 12/07/1989 A
S 2 12/30/1989 C
1 N
9 P N C60
1 D N C60
1 P N
3 N
1 P P T37
H 2 10/17/1989 A 7 N W66
H 1 12/29/1989 C 1 N H60
CHH
H
S
H
H
1/04/1989 A
11/23/1989 C
11/27/1989 C
11/28/1989 B
12/08/1989 C
T44
T37
K30
K30
T32
, -U630- MONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/1989
INDEX BY
12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
MAKING IT LOOK LIKE CHRISTMAS
CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS
CHRISTMAS RECYCLING PROGRAM EXCEEDS ITS LIMIT
CHRISTMAS GIFTS
SEE ALSO TOYS
SO BE RICH, FOR GOODNESS' SAKE
MUNCHIES BY MAIL
LETTER TO SANTAJ HOLD THE PUPPIES
GIFTS LEFT IN CAR BREED BREAK-INS, POLICE WARN
WANTED! GIFT WRAP, BOXES for recycling
CHRISTMAS SIFTS FOR ALL— BOTH THE NAUGHTY AND THE NICE
ELKS HELP
CHRISTMAS MUSIC
SEE ALSO MUSIC
SING ALONG WITH JIM: HE'LL SUPPLY THE CAROLS
CHRISTMAS PARADES. DURHAM
SEE ALSO CHRISTMAS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO PARADES
CHRISTMAS IN JULY?
SANTA MAKING AN EARLY VISIT
SANTA CLAUS HELPS ANNOUNCE HERALD-SUN CHRISTMAS PARADE
SANTA'S VISIT TO ANNOUNCE HERALD-SUN CHRISTMAS PARADE
CHRISTMAS PARADE DEC. 9
CHRISTMAS PARADE ENTRIES DUE
PARADE ENTRIES BEING ACCEPTED
DURHAM HERALD-SUN NEWSPAPERS CHRISTHAS PARADE
DURHAM HERALD-SUN CHRISTMAS PARADE
CHRISTMAS PARADE ROLLS SATURDAY AT 10 A.M.
PARADE ROUTE CHANGES
PARADE ALTERS DUKE POWER BUS SCHEDULES
SANTA CLAUS LOOK-ALIKE HELPING OUT
COME OUT FOR DURHAM'S PARADE
SEASONAL PROCESSION KEEPS GETTING BETTER
THE MAKING OF A FLOAT
YOUR PARADE PROGRAM
SLEET, SLUSH BLANKET TRIANGLE
PARADE POSTPONED
PARADE ORGANIZERS KEEP AN EYE ON CHANCE OF WEEKEND SNOU
DOWNTOWN CHRISTMAS PARADE SET SATURDAY
1989 CHRISTMAS PARADE
188 ENTRIES LINED UP FOR TODAY'S PARADE
CHILLED SMILES WARM DURHAM'S YULE PARADE
PARADE SPONSOR'S FLOAT
SANTA'S RIGHT AT HOME
CHRISTMAS PARADES, N.C.
SEE ALSO BUTNER, N.C, CHRISTMAS PARADE
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C, CHRISTMAS PARADE
SEE ALSO HILLSBOROUGH, N.C, CHRISTMAS PARADE
SEE ALSO ROXBORO, N.C, CHRISTMAS PARADE
THREE AREA EVENTS GET LIVE TV COVERAGE/PARADE OF PARADES
IT IS TIME FOR CHRISTMAS PARADES IN AREA'S CITIES AND TOWNS
TINY GRASSY CREEK HAS A BIG PARADE SCHEDULED SATURDAY
CHRISTMAS SHOPPING
SEE CHRISTMAS, SALES
CHRISTMAS TREES
SEE ALSO LIVING CHRISTMAS TREE
SEE ALSO TREES
CRIME VICTIMS SUPPORT GROUP PLANS SPECIAL CHRISTMAS TREE, FLAG
TREE LIGHTING TODAY
LOT 0' TREES
EXPERTS SAY RED CEDAR GOOD CHOICE FOR CHRISTMAS TREE
'FANCY' CONIFERS GEMS DOWN HOME
EXECUTIVE MANSION IN HOLIDAY BEST
TREED
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H 2 12/17/1989 E 15 P U
S 2 12/23/1989 A 5 P P T32
CHH 1 12/30/1989 A 3 N M70
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
H 2
S 2
12/10/1989 E
12/13/1989 B
12/16/1989 A
12/16/1989 C
12/19/1989 A
12/24/1989 D
12/26/1989 C
N Zll
N Zll
E
NC47
N M70
U L40
P C45
H 2 12/22/1989 D 5 P F B71
CHH 1
7/15/1989 C
7/16/1989 B
7/21/1989 A
7/22/1989 C
9/09/1989 C
10/24/1989 A
11/01/1989 A
11/05/1989 E
12/03/1989 D
12/06/1989 C
12/06/1989 B
12/06/1989 B
12/07/1989 B
12/08/1989 A
12/08/1989 D
12/08/1989 D
12/08/1989 D
12/09/1989 A
12/09/1989 A
12/14/1989 B
12/15/1989 C
12/15/1989 D
12/16/1989 C
12/17/1989 A
12/17/1989 B
12/18/1989 C
N
N
N T77
N S22
N
N
N
A
A
N C47
N
N
N R63
E
F S56
F S56
I
N
N
N
N
13 M I
1 N
1 P N 046
1 P P C45
1 P P C45
H 2 11/17/1989 D 20 U M60
H 1 11/30/1989 C 1 N H60
H 1 12/07/1989 B 1 N H60
H
CHH
CHH
CHH
H
H
CHH
11/25/1989
12/02/1989
12/02/1989
12/07/1989
12/10/1989
12/12/1989
12/15/1989
N S82
P L38
P M66
N
U
U W15
P L38
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last chance
city to 'recycle' christmas trees
durham sanatation department yill recycle christmas trees
chronic illness
see also children, diseases
see also diseases (see also names of specific diseases)
see also health care
WORKSHOP SET FOR TEACHERS OF CHRONICALLY ILL
CHRONICLE OF HIGHER EDUCATION
BRODIE'S SALARY RANKS 9TH AMONG U.S. SCHOOLS
DUKE'S BRQDIE GIVES $78,000 TO UNIVERSITY
CHUCK DAVIS DANCE CO.
CROSS CULTURES
•TASTE OF AFRICA' DANCE LITERAL WITH NATIVE FOOD
CHUKKER DOWNS POLO CLUB
DURHAM POLO PARTICULARLY POPULAR
CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS
SEE MORMONS
CHURCH OF THE RECONCILIATION
CRECHE PROTESTS U.S. AID TO EL SALVADOR
CHURCH SCHOOLS
SEE PRIVATE SCHOOLS
CHURCH WORLD SERVICE
DURHAM HELPING HURRICANE VICTIMS
CHURCHES, CHAPEL HTLL
COUNCIL MEMBER RESIGNS AS PASTOR
CHURCHES, DURHAM
SEE ALSO URBAN MINISTRIES CENTER
GARDNER WILL SPEAK TO SIKHS ON SUNDAY
CHURCH WILL INSTALL PASTOR ON SUNDAY
BRAGGTOWN BAPTIST MINISTER RESIGNS
SEMINARY PRESIDENT WILL GIVE LECTURES AT FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
METHODIST CHURCHES TO EMPHASIZE MISSIONS _
DURHAM CHURCH'S CENTENNIAL MAY MARK BIRTH OF MODERN PENTECOSTALISM
DURHAM'S CROP WALK SUNDAY A SIGHTSEEING TOUR FOR HUNGER CAUSES
MCMANNEN MEMBER ELECTED NATIONAL PRESIDENT OF UNITED METHODIST MEN
CHURCHES SHOW UNITY IN MARCH
DR. CAMPOLO TO SPEAK IN DUKE CHAPEL SUNDAY
KYLES TEMPLE CHURCH NAMES NEW MINISTER
WOMEN IN EPISCOPAL DIOCESE WILL MEET
DR. BRODIE TO BE FIRST DUKE PRESIDENT TO ADDRESS MINISTERIAL ALLIANCE
CORRECTION
METHODIST HYMNAL WILL BE INTRODUCED DURING MEETING OF BISHOPS
MINISTER COMPLETES OLD TESTAMENT BOOK
LENOIR-RHYNE COLLEGE HONORS RETIREIl DURHAM LUTHERAN MINISTER
INTER-FAITH GROUP ORGANIZES TO AID TORNADO VICTIMS
POLICE LOG/WEAK-INS REPORTED AT SEVERAL DURHAM CHURCHES
ENERGY CORP., DUKE ENDOWMENT HELP CHURCH PATCH UP PROBLEMS
CHURCHES, DURHAM, HISTORY „ „,
HISTORY OF DURHAM CHURCHES OLDER THAN CITY ITSELF (CORRECTED 4-20-89)
CORRECTION
CHURCHES, N.C.
SEE ALSO BLACK CHURCHES
SEE ALSO CHILD CARE CENTERS, CHURCH OPERATED
DO-IT-YOURSELF MAN DISMANTLES CHURCH, BUILDS HOME
expert: CHURCHES NOT FIGHTING POVERTY
STILL COUNTRY AT HEART; LOCAL CHURCH COMPLETES NDJ AUDITION
COMING HOME TO HISTORY; HILLSBOROUGH CHURCH ENTERS 123RD YEAR
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S 2 12/21/1989 B 1 P P K30
S 2 12/27/1989 C 1 N H65
H 2 12/29/1989 C 6 N
H 2 10/06/1989 C 2 N
H 2 9/24/1989 A 1 N N36
S 2 9/25/1989 A 1 N S92
S 2 7/21/1989 C 1 P P K30
H 2 10/01/1989 B 7 R L59
S 2 9/19/1989 D 5 P F M06
CHH 1 12/12/1989 A 3 P N S17
S 2 9/28/1989 A 1 N E33
CHH 1 8/04/1989 A 3 N M70
H
2
1/14/1989 A
7 P I
H
2
1/21/1989 A
9 P N
H
2
2/11/1989 A
7 P N
H
2
2/18/1989 A
7 P N
H
2
2/18/1989 A
7 N
H
2
3/04/1989 A
8 N A20
H
2
3/11/1989 A
7 P N
H
2
3/18/1989 A
7 P N
H
2
3/31/1989 A
9 P N S69
H
2
4/01/1989 A
6 N
H
2
4/08/1989 A
9 P N
H
2
4/15/1989 A
7 P N
H
2
4/22/1989 A
7 N
S
2
4/25/1989 A
2 N
H
2
4/29/1989 A
9 P N
H
2
5/13/1989 A
7 N
H
2
5/20/1989 A
77 N
H
2
5/27/1989 A
7 N
H
2
7/26/1989 C
3 N M51
H
2
7/29/1989 A
7 P N K65
S
2
4/19/1989 C
6 F Yll
S
2
4/20/1989 A
2 N
H
2
2/06/1989 C
3 P N
CHH
1
4/23/1989 A
3 P N M70
CHH
1
7/31/1989 A
1 P N D38
CHH
1
8/19/1989 A
1 P N H90
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ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989
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CHURCH DEDICATION ATTRACTS 4,500
CHURTON STREET (HILLSBOROUGH, N.C.)
TASK FORCE PROPOSED AS CRUISING SOLUTION
CRITICS WOULD BYPASS NEW ROAD
CHURTON ST. TO GET NEW TRAFFIC LIGHT
THE HILLSBOROUGH SHUFFLE; DOWNTOWN SHOPS ARE MOVING IN, OUT AND ABOUT
CIBA-GEIGY CORP.
CIBA-GEIGY COMPLETES PROJECT IN RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK
H 2 12/12/1989 C 12 N
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
2/09/1989
8/09/1989
8/23/1989
9/09/1989
3 N R63
1 H N D38
1 P N H90
3 P N H90
H 2 4/30/1989 D 6 N
CIGARETTES
SEE ALSO GENERIC CIGARETTES
SEE ALSO SMOKELESS CIGARETTES
SEE ALSO SMOKING
SEE ALSO TOBACCO, ANTI-SMOKING CAMPAIGN
SEE ALSO TOBACCO, HEALTH EFFECTS
'THOUSANDS OF THEM '/DOWNTOWN GROUP ADDRESSES PLETHORA OF CIGARETTE BUTTS CHH 1
DOUBLE WHAMMY OF DOUBLE STANDARDS CHH 1
CIGARETTES, HEALTH EFFECTS
SEE TOBACCO, HEALTH EFFECTS
9/29/1989 A
10/31/1989 A
CIGARETTES, SALES
'NO BIG DEAL'/TEENS BUY CIGARETTES! ADULTS SELL THEM-DESPITE THE LAW
N.C. TEENS SMOKE, CHEW REGARDLESS OF HAZARDS
PEER PRESSURE MAY START IT) ADDICTION WON'T LET IT STOP
CIGARETTES, TAXES
SEE ALSO TAXES, N.C.
TAX EYED ON WHOLESALE PRICE OF CIGARETTES
MARTIN OPPOSES CIGARETTE TAX INCREASE
MILLER, PRESS ASSOCIATION URGE MORE OFENJCSS BY LEGISLATURE
SENATORS QUICKLY KILL BILL TO RAISE CIGARETTE TAXES
CIGARETTES, THEFT
POLICE LOG/3 CHARGED IN CIGARETTE THEFT
POLICE LOG/MAN CHARGED WITH LARCENY AFTER CHASE
POLICE LOG/MEN CHARGED WITH STEALING CIGARETTES
POLICE L06/B0Y,9, TREATED AFTER SHOT BY BB GUN
POLICE LOG/SHOOTING EX-OFFICER'S CAR CHARGED
STORE BREAK-IN
CIMARRON CAPITAL, INC.
1ST DURHAM HOMES HAKE DEBUT IN AFFORDABLE-HOUSING PROGRAM
CIMARRON HOMES
CIMARRON HOMES OFFERS SPECIAL PRICE TO BUYERS
CIOMPI QUARTET
SEE ALSO MUSICIANS
ECLECTIC DVORAK KEEPS ITS BALANCE
THE CIRCLE (PLAY)
ANOTHER PRE-BROADWAY PLAY HEADED FOR DUKE
'THE CIRCLE' COMES AROUND AGAIN
AN OLD 'CIRCLE' BRINGS STARS BACK TO BROADWAY
IRONY REPLACES SHOCK VALUE IN REVIVED 'CIRCLE'
ACTORS PREPARE TO ENTER 'THE CIRCLE'
'CIRCLE' ACTORS PLEASED TO BE AWAY FROM MANHATTAN GLOOM
IN A WHIRL
VETERAN ACTORS, REST OF CAST MAKE 'CIRCLE' RING WITH EMOTION
'THE CIRCLE': WORKING PROS IN A HOT GIG
CIRCLE K CONVENIENCE STORE
STORE DROPS FROM SUIT AGAINST CARRBORO
CIRCLE K LAWSUIT IS DROPPED
CARRBORO CIRCLE K LAWSUIT BEFORE APPEALS COURT
CARRBORO REITERATES CIRCLE K ARGUMENT
GROUP ENTERS ZONING DEBATE
CHH 1 10/29/1989 A
CHH 1 10/29/1989 A
CHH 1 10/29/1989 A
H 2 3/02/1989 B
H 2 3/03/1989 A
H 2 4/25/1989 C
H 2 4/26/1989 A
3 P N S17
4 E
1 P N
1 N
1 N
5 N
16 N
8 P N
12 N
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
H 2
H 2
3/24/1989 A
3/24/1989 A
4/13/1989 A
9/04/1989 A
10/18/1989 C
11/01/1989 C
7
7
2
12
1
1
N
N
N
N M51
NM51
N S22
S 2 9/29/1989 C 1 N E33
H 2 7/23/1989 F 1 N
H 2 5/21/1989 E 12 R D10
7/20/1989 C
8/31/1989 B
9/03/1989 E
9/08/1989 D
9/09/1989 B
9/10/1989 E
9/20/1989 B
9/20/1989 B
9/21/1989 B
N
N B71
F
P10
B71
S56
S73
B77
M31
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
5/03/1989
5/05/1989
10/28/1989
11/15/1989
12/01/1989
2 N 042
3 N
1 P N C62
1 N C62
3 N C62
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1/01/1989
INDEX B
12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
TOWN TO DEBATE CONVENIENCE STORE REZONING
CARRBORO REZONINO REQUIRES 6 'YESES'
CARRBORO DEVELOPER FORESEES SCANT HOPE FOR CONVENIENCE STORE
CIRaToCAL°PHYSICIAN LAUDS REPORT ON INFANT CIRCUMCISIONS
CISCO, CHARLIE AND CHANG (RESTAURANT)
NO BOREDOM NOR BLANDNESS AT CISCO, CHARLIE & CHANG
CITIES, N.C., SALARIES
^ITY WORKERS' PAY LOU; COUNCIL'S HIGH - AMONG 5 N.C. CITIES
INACCURATE PAY REPORTS BLAMED ON GLITCH IN CITY'S COMPUTER
MAKE JOB MORE INVITINe
CITIZEN OF THE YEAR
CITIZEN OF THE YEAR
CITIZENS ADVISORY COMMITTEE
HOUSING PROGRAM RULES MAY CHANGE
CITIZENS AGAINST THE COLLIDER HERE (CATCH)
SEE ALSO SUPERCONDUCTING SUPER COLLIDER
COLLIDER BID COST STATE tt.5 MILLION
CITIZEN'S ARREST „,
WITNESSES CATCH SUSPECT, RECOVER MONEY
CITIZENS FOR AIRPORT PLANNING (CHAPEL HILL)
NEIGHBORS RESIGNED TO CHANGING HORACE WILLIAMS
OPPOSITION VOWS TO REMAIN ACTIVE
RUNWAY PLANS LEAVE CITIZENS' GROUP SKEPTICAL
LOCAL FLYING CLUB DISPUTES OPPONENTS ; CRITICISMS SAID UNFAIR
TOWN CONSIDERS AIRPORT DEBATE
TOWN MAY REQUEST AIRPORT LIMITS
CAP DROPS AIRPORT MOVE ISSUE „ mmmr
AIRPORT ADVOCATES SAY HORACE WILLIAMS HAS MAJORITYjajPfORT
CARRBORO ALDERMEN CAUTIOUS ON HORACE WILLIAMS AIRPORT DISPUTE
CITIZENS FOR GOOD CITY LAW ENFORCEMENT
SEE ALSO DURHAM POLICE DEPT.
LASSITER DEMANDS POWELL FIRE HAMPTON
LASSITER GROUP DEMANDS CITY FIRE HAMPTON
HAMPTON DENIES CHARGES IN REPORT
HAMPTON BLASTS OUSTER EFFORT AS RACIAL ISSUE
POLICE CHIEF SAYS OUSTER MOVE RACIALLY MOTIVATED
LASSITER LASHES OUT AT HAMPTON'S HARANGUE mirnT_
3,500 REPORTEDLY SIGN PETITION TO OUST DURHAM POLICE CHIEF
NOTICE, CITIZENS FOR GOOD LAW ENFORCEMENT (AD)
POWELL WILL NOT FIRE HAMPTON
LASSITER RALLIES VOTERS TO OUST HAMPTON
LASSITER SEEKS COUNCIL SHAKEUP
CITIZENS FOR TRADITIONAL MORAL GOVERNMENT
SURVEY OUT OF PLACE IN DURHAM ELECTION
CITRUS BOWL
SEE ALSO COLLEGE BOWLS
CITRUS BOWL RESERVES OPTION ON ACC CHAMP __
CITRUS BOWL NOT RULING OUT INVITATION FOR TEAM FROM ACC
Cin ART GALLERY (RALEIGH)
SEE Cin GALLERY OF CONTEMPORARY ART, RALEIGH
CITY GALLERY OF CONTEMPORARY ART, RALEIGH
THE FULL CIRCLE IN BLACK AND WHITE
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CHH 1 12/12/1989 A 3 N C62
CHH 1 12/13/1989 A 3 N C62
CHH 1 12/14/1989 A 1 P N C62
CHH 1 3/13/1989 A 3 N L90
H 2 8/25/1989 D 5 P R D77
S 2 3/17/1989 A 1 C N H70
S 2 5/02/1989 A 1 N S78
H 2 6/18/1989 D 4 C E
S 2 9/15/1989 A 11 P P S73
S 2 8/28/1989 C 1 N C61
H 2 1/01/1989 C 15 N
H 2 4/18/1989 B 1 N
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
5/21/1989
7/11/1989
8/08/1989
8/18/1989
8/24/1989
8/25/1989
9/05/1989
9/08/1989
9/17/1989
1 M N S17
5/24/1989
5/25/1989
5/25/1989
5/26/1989
5/26/1989
5/27/1989
6/07/1989 B
6/07/1989 D
6/15/1989 A
6/20/1989 A
6/20/1989 A
N S17
N S17
N S17
N C62
N M70
N S17
N M20
N C62
N C61
N M51
N C61
N C47
N C61
N S69
N C61
A
N C61
N M51
N B53
S 2 10/30/1989 A 4 E
S 2 10/12/1989 B
H 2 11/02/1989 C
1 P U F25
4 N
H 2 10/08/1989 E 8 P R G68
CITY OF MEDICINE
-LX630-
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1/01/1989
INDEX BY
12^51/1989
SUBJECTS
SEE DURHAM, N.C., MEDICAL INDUSTRY
CITY OF MEDICINE AWARD
SEE ALSO AWARDS
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C., MEDICAL INDUSTRY
CITY OF MEDICINE NOMINATIONS OPEN
KOOP, 2 OTHERS WIN CITY OF MEDICINE AWARDS
KOOP HEADLINES CITY OF MEDICINE AWARDS BANQUET TONIGHT
3 GET Cin OF MEDICINE AWARDS
CITY OF MEDICINE HONORS 3 DOCTORS
CITY OF MEDICINE ROAD RACE
SEE ALSO LONG-DISTANCE RUNNING
THEY'RE OFF!
PRABUCKI WINS 5K ROAD RACE
CITY PLANNERS AND ARCHITECTS (CHAPEL HILL, N,C.)
WESTCOURT, ARCHITECTS GO TO COURT
CIVIC CENTER
SEE DURHAM, N.C., CIVIC CENTER PROPOSAL
SEE DURHAM CIVIC CENTER (OLD)
CIVIC HONOR AWARDS
SEE ALSO AWARDS
SEE ALSO DURHAM CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
CONGRATULATIONS, H.C. CRANFORD JR.
CRANFORD RECEIVES CHAMBER AWARD
CRANFORD RECEIVES AWARD (CORRECTION PRINTED 3-16-89)
CRANFORD DESERVES TOP CHAMBER AWARD
CIVIL DEFENSE
SEE DURHAM COUNTY CIVIL PREPAREDNESS
CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE
SEE ALSO DEMONSTRATIONS
SEE ALSO DISORDERLY CONDUCT
MARCH REKINDLES SPIRIT OF NON-VIOLENCE
CIVIL RIGHTS
SEE ALSO AMERICAN CIVIL LIBERTIES UNION
SEE ALSO HUMAN RIGHTS
SEE ALSO U.S. OFFICE OF CIVIL RIGHTS
COURT RULINGS DOMINATE GRIM NAACP MEETING
LUCAS' NOMINATION IGNORES ETHICS THEME
UNC CIVIL LIBERTIES FORUM SCHEDULED
COMMISSION PUSHES COUNTY CIVIL RIGHTS LAW
CIVIL RIGHTS ACT
PRESS ON FOR CIVIL RIGHTS
RIGHTS ACT IN '641 DURHAM'S DREAM ON PAPER/THE NEW DAY - THEN (, NOW
SOME SEE GAINS OF 1964 ACT ERODING
DURHAM ACTIVISM BEGAN BEFORE 1960
CIVIL RIGHTS ACT CULMINATION OF FOUR YEARS OF EFFORT
25 YEARS OF MATURING
CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT
SEE ALSO THE NEW DAYS THEN AND NOW
CIVIL RIGHTS DEMONSTRATORS TO REUNITE
MARTIN LUTHER KING'S VISITS INSPIRED H.M. MICHAUX
ACTIVISTS SAY KING'S HOPE UNFULFILLED
MEMORY OF KING KEEPS RACIAL JUSTICE GOAL ALIVE
YEARS LATER, ACTIVISTS MEET IN DURHAM
DURHAM TAKES TIME TO RECALL KING'S EFFORTS
MARCHERS URGED TO KEEP DREAM ALIVE
GREENSBORO LUNCH-COUNTER PROTESTER MARKS MARTIN LUTHER KING BIRTHDAY
BLACK HISTORY/CHAPEL HILL HAD BIG ROLE IN MOVEMENT
JULIAN BOND SAYS BLACK PEOPLE RISK LOSING CIVIL RIGHTS GAINS
CIVIL RIGHTS BATTLES TO SHIFT TO NEW FRONTS
SERVICE TO HONOR CIVIL RIGHTS ACTIVISTS
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5/24/1989 B
9/28/1989 A
10/25/1989 C
10/26/1989 A
10/26/1989 A
N
N S22
N C60
N C60
N E33
H 2 5/08/1989 B 1 P P C45
S 2 5/08/1989 A 6 N
CHH 1 5/27/1989 A 1 N H90
2 3/15/1989 A
2 3/15/1989 C
2 3/15/1989 A
2 3/16/1989 A
4 E
1 P N C47
1 P N M06
4 E
S 2 2/10/1989 A 6 P F S27
H 2 7/16/1989 B 1 N C47
S 2 7/20/1989 A 4 E
CHH 1 8/22/1989 A 3 P N S17
CHH 1 12/31/1989 A 1 P N H90
H
2
1/04/1989 A
4 L
H
2
7/02/1989 A
1 P F N36
H
2
7/02/1989 A
6 P F S22
H
2
7/02/1989 A
8 F N36
H
2
7/02/1989 A
9 P F N36
H
2
7/02/1989 D
4 E
H
2
1/07/1989 B
4 N
S
2
1/13/1989 B
1 P F G59
H
2
1/16/1989 A
1 P N C47
S
2
1/16/1989 A
4 E
H
2
1/17/1989 A
1 P N C47
S
2
1/17/1989 A
1 P N M06
S
2
1/17/1989 A
1 N H65
CHH 1
1/23/1989 A
1 P N R63
CHH 1
2/05/1989 A
1 N H90
H
2
4/11/1989 C
6 N S17
S
2
5/29/1989 A
7 F YU
H
2
6/09/1989 A
12 N
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ANNUAL INDEX B
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5UBJE
CIVIL RIGHTS l£TERANS TO GAT>€R AT NCCU
FARMER? REDOUBLE EFFORTS TO FIGHT RACISM _
RIGHTS ACT IN '645 DURHAM'S DREAM ON PAPER/THE NEW DAY - THEN i NOW
SOME SEE GAINS OF 1964 ACT ERODING
DURHAM ACTIVISM BEGAN BEFORE 1960
CIVIL RIGHTS ACT CULMINATION OF FOUR YEARS OF EFFORT
18 YEARS AFTER CHANGE OF HEART, KLAN TAG STILL HAUNTS HIM
A LOOK BACK/CIVIL RIGHTS ACTIVISTS
REGIONAL AME BISHOP ASSAILS ABERNATHY'S 'EXPOSE' ON KING
CIVIL SERVICE SYSTEM
SEE ALSO FEDERAL EMPLOYEES
THORNBURG: IT'S UNFAIR BUT FEDERAL RETIREES CANNOT GET REFUNDS
LETTING FEDERAL RETIREES OFF TAX HOOK COULD COST STATE *100 MILLION...
LATE TAX FILERS GET A BREAK
HOUSE, SENATE PANELS APPROVE PENSION BILLS
CIVIL WAR HISTORY
SEE ALSO CONFEDERATE SOLDIERS
SEE ALSO EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION
SEE ALSO N.C., HISTORY
SEE ALSO SLAVERY
SEE ALSO UNITED DAUGHTERS OF THE CONFEDERACY _
GRANVILLE CONFEDERATE HERO FINALLY GETS MEDAL OF HONOR
CONFEDERATE FLAGS SYMBOLS OF COURAGE-AND SADNESS _a^,
PENNY WINDLER KEEPS CONFEDERATE HISTORY ALIVE/THE DURHAM SUN 100 YEARS
SOUTH FAILS (AGAIN) TO RISE AT BENNETT PLACE
HOW IT WAS
EXHIBIT FOCUSES ON CHANGING ROLES OF BLACKS
HONOR FOR DURHAM'S GEN. JULIAN CARR
ANOTHER ENDING TO THE CIVIL WAR! AUTHOR WANTS DURHAM'S BENNETT PLACE...
ALLAN GURGANUS TELLS ALMOST ALL IN HIS FIRST NOVEL _
A TIMELY TOME; 'WIDOW' AUTHOR SAYS NOVEL DRAWS FROM EXPERIENCES _
'DAWN OF PEACE' DESCRIBES BENNETT PLACE SIGNIFICANCE FOR ANNIVERSARY...
CIVITAN CITIZENSHIP AWARDS
TOP CIVITAN
CIVITAN INTERNATIONAL
CIVITAN INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT IN DURHAM
CLAIRE'S (RESTAURANT)
SEE ALSO RESTAURANTS, DURHAM
CLAIRE'S (AD)
CLAIRE'S RESTAURANT
CLAMBAKE
CLAMBAKE) GETTING READY FOR ONE IS LITERALLY THE PITS, BUT THE REWARD..,
CLARA'S HEART (FILM)
IN 'CLARA'S HEART,' GOLDBERG AGAIN SUFFERS QUIET TORMENT
CLARE BOOTH LUCE VISITING PROFESSOR PROGRAM
LUCE VISITING PROFESSOR NAMED
CLARK AND SORRELL
HAPPY 100TH DURHAM SUN; CLARK & SORRELL (AD)
CLARKSVILLE, VIRGINIA
COAL POWER PLANT TO BE BUILT IN VA.
CLASS ACT LIMOUSINE SERVICE
SEE ALSO LIMOUSINES
LIMOUSINE SERVICE BURNS
LIMO SERVICE BURNS
LIMO SERVICE CO. FIRE 'SUSPICIOUS,' OFFICIALS SAY
CLASS ACTION SUITS
SEE ALSO LAWSUITS, DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO LAWSUITS, N.C,
C T S
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P
E
D
S I T
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—DATE — C -PG L P BYL
H 2 6/17/1989 C
H 2 6/18/1989 B
H 2 7/02/1989 A
H 2 7/02/1989 A
H 2 7/02/1989 A
H 2 7/02/1989 A
H 2 7/02/1989 B
CHH 1 8/31/1989 A
H 2 10/21/1989 A
1 N
1 P N R63
1 P F N36
6 P F S22
8 F N36
9 P F N36
1 P U N36
7 P P
1 P N S22
H
H
H
H
2
2
2
2
4/12/1989 B
4/17/1989 C
4/22/1989 A
7/06/1989 A
5 N
1 N
4 E
10 P N
H
H
S
H
S
S
H
H
S
CHH
H
2/23/1989 C
3/05/1989 B
3/08/1989 B
4/24/1989 C
4/24/1989
5/18/1989
7/09/1989
7/11/1989
9/28/1989
10/10/1989
12/31/1989
N H60
N36
G59
P41
K30
G59
U L57
F W66
F B71
N H90
U H45
S 2 11/18/1989 C 4 P P R56
S 2 4/24/1989 C 3 P N
CHH
2 4/19/1989 G 8 A
2 10/27/1989 D 11 P P R56
2 5/03/1989 B 1 P F S56
2 8/04/1989 D 4 P R L59
1 8/30/1989 A 7 N
2 4/19/1989 H 4 A
2 8/18/1989 A 1 N S78
2 1/05/1989 C 1 P P S73
2 1/05/1989 C 1 P P S73
2 1/06/1989 C 1 N
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SUBJECTS
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SEE ALSO LAWSUITS, U.S.
57 EX-STATE EMPLOYEES LOSE DECISION IN ILLEGAL FIRING SUIT
SUIT SAYS JAIL INMATES FACE LIFE-THREATENING CONDITIONS
CLASS REUNIONS (GENERAL HEADING)
SEE REUNIONS (OTHER THAN FAMILY)
CLEAN AIR ACT
SEE ALSO AIR POLLUTION
TRIANGLE'S AFFORDABLE HOUSING UOES ON AGENDA IN CONGRESS, PRICE SAYS
N.C. HERITAGE RIDES ON CLEAR AIR ACT
CLEAN UP THE STREETS (CUTS)
SEE ALSO CRIME PREVENTION
SEE ALSO GARBAGE COLLECTION, DURHAM
NEW PROGRAM BOOSTS CITY'S ANTI-CRIME EFFORT
TRASH SQUAD} SANITATION WORKERS NEW 'EYES' FOR POLICE
CLEAN WATER FUND OF N.C.
CLEARING THE RECORD
CLEANING FLUID
OLD SALEM DEMONSTRATES A COLONIAL CLEANING FLUID
CLEANSCAPE
APRIL 22 DECLARED GLITTER DAY
CLEMENTS FUNERAL HOME
TOP HAT MAY CLOSE WEDNESDAY
GRILL TO HANG HAT IN NEW LOCATION
CLEHSON UNIV. SPORTS, BASKETBALL (HEN)
MONROE KEYS NO. 16 PACK OVER CLEMSON
CLEHSON SUSPENDS SEVEN PLAYERS FOR DUKE GAME
BLUE DEVILS SLAP HELPLESS TIGERS
BLUE DEVILS FIND DEFENSIVE SPARK
TIGERS TAKE THEIR LUMPS
ELLIS PUTS ATHLETICS IN PROPER PERSPECTIVE
TIGERS FIRED UP FOR HEELS' VISIT
TIGERS SCRATCH NO. 3 TAR HEELS
FIRETMP TIGERS BURN HEELS
DALE DAVIS 'HAPPENS' VS. STUNNED TAR HEELS
PACK ROUTS TIGERS, 90-75
WOLFPACK TURNS UP THE HEAT ON TIGERS
TIGERS MAKE JOURNEY LOOKING TO SNAP 0-FOR-CHAPEL HILL SKID
BUCKNALL'S 30 LIFT 5TH-RANKED HEELS
DEVILS, TIGERS IN SHOWDOWN
TIGERS POWER BY 9TH-KANKED DUKE
TIGERS DUNK BLUE DEVILS
DEVILS, TIGERS HAVE DIFFERENT TOURNEY GOALS
TIGERS' ELLIS DUE
CAVS BURY CLEMSON, CLAIM LAST BERTH IN SEMIFINALS
CAVS' WIN OVER TIGERS COMPLETES DAY OF ROMPS
ELLIS SEES TIGERS ON THE VERGE OF SOMETHING BIG
TIGERS TURN BACK PROVIDENCE IN CLASSIC CONFRONTATION
CLEMSON UNIV. SPORTS, FOOTBALL
RESPONSIBILITY
'PACK, CAVS TO CHALLENGE TIGERS IN ACC RACE
CLEMSON'S REFRAIN? NOTHING FANCY, JUST BUNCH OF UINS
FORD EXPECTS A '5-0' EFFORT WHEN TIGERS TRAVEL TO DUKE
FORD'S TIGERS A CUT ABOVE
DUKE POSTS SURPRISE VICTORY
BLUE DEVILS STUN NO. 7 CLEMSON, 21-17
BLUE DEVILS GOT A BIG BOOST FROM FRESH FACES IN LINEUP
BLUE DEVILS' UPSET OF CLEMSON WON'T SOON BE FORGOTTEN
WOW! BLUE DEVILS STUN TIGERS
DUKE DEFENSE RISES TO THE OCCASION
BLUE DEVILS END LONG DROUGHT IN RAIN
LINGERIE, MOTIVATION, BUS RIDES: THEY ALL PLAYED PART IN DUKE'S WIN
H 2 4/04/1989 C 3 N
H 2 6/09/1989 C 1 N S82
CHH 1 8/14/1989 A
CHH 1 11/16/1989 A
2 1/27/1989 A
2 1/28/1989 C
S 2 11/20/1989 A
S 2 11/21/1989 A
1/06/1989 B
1/29/1989 C
1/30/1989 B
1/30/1989 D
1/30/1989 B
1/31/1989 A
2/01/1989 D
2/02/1989 D
2/02/1989 B
2/02/1989 B
2/16/1989 D
2/16/1989 B
2/25/1989 D
2/26/1989 C
3/01/1989 B
3/02/1989 D
3/02/1989 B
3/03/1989 D
3/10/1989 D
3/11/1989 D
3/11/1989 B
11/15/1989 D
12/07/1989 B
2 8/18/1989 D
2 8/23/1989 D
2 8/24/1989 D
2 9/27/1989 D
2 9/29/1989 D
2 10/01/1989 A
2 10/01/1989 C
2 10/01/1989 C
2 10/02/1989 B
S 2 10/02/1989 D
S 2 10/02/1989 D
2 10/02/1989 D
2 10/03/1989 B
8 P N M70
4 E
4 E
1 PN B53
H 2 11/18/1989 A 2 N
H 2 9/21/1989 B 1 N
CHH 1 4/07/1989 A 3 N
N E33
N E33
N C52
N C52
N C52
U F25
N C52
E
N F25
N C49
N F25
N F25
N M14
U D18
N C49
N C49
N F25
N C49
N F25
U F25
U D18
N M14
N F25
N
N A76
U F25
F F25
F
N
U D18
P L38
N C49
N C49
N M88
U D18
N D18
N A76
U C49
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HONTHLY/
ANNUAL INDEX
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989
BY SUBJECTS
DUKE'S OFFENSIVE SUCCESS VS. TIGERS CENTERS ON METTS
AN UPSETTING UPSET
CLEMSON CRUNCHES NO. 12 UOLFPACK
UNC ATTACK FIZZLES BEFORE TIGERS' CHARGE
TIGERS HAUL MISTAKE-PRONE HEELS
CLEMSON UNIV. SPORTS, GOLF __
CLEHSON'S PENLEY: OKLAHOMA BEHIND NCAA DECISION
CLEMSON UNIV. SPORTS, SOCCER
SFF M_SO SOCCER
ACC TEAMS BEGIN SHOWDOWN FOR LEAGUE TITLE, NCAA BIDS/CLEMSON, DUKE...
CLEVELAND BROWNS
BROWNS CHOOSE EX-TAR HEEL CARSON
BUD CARSON DESERVES BROWNS' JOB
CLIFTON SATELLITE SYSTEMS .DC.
CUFTON SATELLITE SYSTEMS, INC. (AD)
CLOTHING (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC ARTICLES OF CLOTHING)
SEE ALSO CHILDREN'S CLOTHING
SEE ALSO FASHION
SEE ALSO LINGERIE
SEE ALSO PROTECTIVE CLOTHING
SEE ALSO SHOES
SEE ALSO UNIFORMS _
DRESSED TO THRILL; SPA CLOTHES COME OF AGE
POLICE LOG/STORE MISSING OVER *13,000 IN CLOTHING
CLOWNS
DURHAM MAN LOVES HIS LIFE AS A CLOWN
CLOWNS VISIT DUKE PATIENTS
CLUB BLVD. SCHOOL
BUNNY EGGS-CITEMENT
RENOVATIONS TO TOP *24 MILLION
DC RIVER BECOMES LAB FOR YOUNG STUDENTS
EAST END PURSUING NEW SCHOOL BUILDING
SCHOOL CROWDING MAY REQUIRE MOBILE CLASSROOM
CITY SCHOOLS FALL SHORT OF EXPECTED ENROLLMENT
CLUB NOVA
CLUB NOVA TAKES ON MYTHS OF MENTAL ILLNESS m_
NOWHERE TO TURN/ LACK OF HOUSING KEEPS PSYCHIATRIC PATIENTS IN UNC...
DEALING UITH MENTAL ILLNESS; DEALING WITH LIFE
CLUB NOVA TACKLES OBSTACLES ON JOB FRONT
COACH OF THE YEAR .. .™
SEE ALSO ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, COACH OF THE YEAR
SEE ALSO SPORTS, COACHES
KNIGHT: NO QUESTION OF FAVORITISM
KNIGHT! NO QUESTION OF FAVORITISM
BEPJWU TAKES AWARD, KEEPS EYE ON FUTURE
BERNARD TAKES AWARD, KEEPS EYE ON FUTURE
D — DATE-
S
E
C -PG
10/03/1989 D
10/05/1989 B
10/22/1989 C
11/05/1989 C
11/06/1969 D
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P N D18
U F25
P N H64
N L22
P N A76
H 2 6/18/1989 C 5 P N C49
H 2 11/02/1989 C 1 P U
H 2 1/28/1989 D 1PM
S 2 2/15/1989 D 1 P U D18
S 2 4/19/1989 H 4 D A
S 2 10/03/1989 B
H 2 12/29/1989 C
2/24/1989 C
8/24/1989 C
3/25/1989 A
4/13/1989 A
6/05/1989 B
6/13/1989 A
9/11/1989 A
9/12/1989 C
P F 659
N R63
1 P N B71
3 P P S73
P S73
N S92
N
N S92
N S92
N C47
CHH 1 7/16/1989 A 3 P N S17
CHH 1 12/03/1989 A 1 C N S17
CHH 1 12/03/1989 A 1 P N S17
CHH 1 12/03/1989 A 1 N S17
H 2 4/01/1989 D 1 P N M14
H 2 4/01/1989 D 1 P N C52
H 2 4/03/1989 B 2 P N C52
H 2 4/03/1989 B 2 P N M14
COACHES
SEE SPORTS, COACHES
C^Ia11o^ItVpLANTS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF PARTICULAR ELECTRICAL UTILITIES)
COAL POWER PLANT TO BE BUILT IN VA. S
COAL MINING
STRIKING VA. MINER DENIES VIOLENCE USED
COALITION FOR ALTERNATIVES TO SHEARON HARRIS
SEE ALSO ANTI-NUCLEAR MOVEMENT
SEE ALSO SHEARON HARRIS NUCLEAR PLANT
SHEARON HARRIS WATCHDOG COMMITTEE DISBANDS TODAY
H 2
8/18/1989 A
7/28/1989 C
1 N S78
1 P N S22
H 2 6/30/1989 C 1 N K65
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SUBJECTS
-DATE-
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COALITION OF COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS SEEKING RACIAL JUSTICE AT DUKE UNIV.
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., DISCRIMINATION
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., MINORITIES (GENERAL HEADING)
SEE ALSO RACIAL DISCRIMINATION
LOVETT: DUKE DISCRIMINATION STUDY PROPOSES 'POSITIVE STEPS'
LOVETT PRAISES DUKE'S DISCRIMINATION STUDY
COASTAL BARRIER RESOURCES SYSTEM
EXPAND COASTAL RESOURCES SYSTEM
COASTAL CAROLINA COLLEGE (S.C.) SPORTS, BASKETBALL
UOLFPACK COASTS PAST COASTAL
'PACK ENJOYS EASY WIN
COASTAL DEVELOPMENT, N.C.
SEE ALSO BEACHES, N.C. AND S.C.
SEE ALSO BEACHES, N.C. AND S.C, PUBLIC ACCESS
SEE ALSO BUILDING DEVELOPERS
SEE ALSO ECONOMIC ALLIANCE OF N.C.
SEE ALSO ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
SEE ALSO EROSION
SEE ALSO N.C. COASTAL RESOURCES COMMISSION
SEE ALSO OUTER BANKS, N.C.
SEE ALSO WILDERNESS AREAS, N.C.
CAROLINA COASTAL CELEBRATION SLATED THIS WEEKEND IN RALEIGH
BILL WOULD LIMIT DEVELOPERS ON N.C. COASTAL COMMISSION
EXPAND COASTAL RESOURCES SYSTEM
WILL THE CAT PROTECT THE FLOUNDER?
ENVIRONMENTALISTS WIN ONE
PILKEY: HUGO HAY SPUR BEACH PROTECTION
COBB ST. HOUSING PROJECT
SEE MOREHEAD HILLS
COBB TERRACE (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.)
RESIDENTS ASK DELAY OF UNC HOUSE SWAP
COUNCIL OF STATE DELAYS HOUSE-SWAP DECISION
COCA-COLA 600
SEE ALSO STOCK CAR RACING
FITTIPALDI, WALTRIP TAKE CHECKERED FLAGS
COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO.
COCA-COLA COLLISION
TEEN'S SURVEY SPARKS COLA BATTLE AT WEBB HIGH SCHOOL
COCAINE
SEE ALSO CRACK
FANFARE/COACH SUSPENDED
COCAINE FOUND ON N.C. MAN KILLED IN NEW JERSEY SHOOTING
N.C. COCAINE DEATHS UP IN '88
COCAINE DEATHS EDGE UP IN DURHAM, ORANGE COS.
BUTNER OFFICERS SEIZE UNCUT COCAINE
COCAINE SEIZED IN MOTEL RAID
CALIF. MAN ARRESTED ON COCAINE CHARGE
DRUG CASE EVIDENCE SURGICALLY REMOVED
MAN WHO SWALLOWED PLASTIC BAGS IS 'STABLE' AFTER SURGERY AT DUKE
BILL ON VEHICLE TAXES IS QUESTIONED
HEROIN, COCAINE CONFISCATED BY POLICE,- FOUR MEN CHARGED
COCAINE SUSPECT ARRESTED FOLLOWING HOSPITAL DISCHARGE
DURHAM ATTORNEY DISBARRED
MAN CHARGED WITH POSSESSING COCAINE
COCAINE CHARGE FOLLOWS SHOOTING ARREST
MAN FACES COCAINE, STOLEN CAR CHARGES
POLICE LOG/TWO BROTHERS FACE COCAINE CHARGES
BONDSMEN FIND DIXON IN N.Y.
ABUSE PUTS DRUG TRAFFICKING INTO FOREIGN-POLICY LIMELIGHT
POLICE SAY BOND REFLECTS THREAT VS. VICE OFFICER
MAN, TWO SONS FACE COCAINE CHARGES
2 6/14/1989 A
2 6/15/1989 C
3 P N
1 P N
CHH 1 6/11/1989 A 4 E
2 1/13/1989 B 1 P N M14
2 1/13/1989 D 1 P N P52
H 1
4/06/1989 C
1 N H60
H 2
5/05/1989 A
14 N
CHH 1
6/11/1989 A
4 E
CHH 1
9/06/1989 A
4 E
8 2
9/11/1989 A
3 E
S 2
9/25/1989 A
1 P N S92
CHH 1 3/07/1989 A 1 P N M70
CHH 1 3/08/1989 A 1 M N L40
H 2 5/29/1989 D 1 P N M64
CHH 1 2/18/1989 A 3 P P L38
H 2 2/24/1989 A 1 N J40
H
2
1/06/1989 B
3
N
H
2
1/19/1989 B
2 P N
CHH 1
1/20/1989 A
5 P N U80
S
2
1/23/1989 A
1
N
H
2
2/14/1989 C
1
N
CHH 1
2/21/1989 A
3
N M70
H
2
2/25/1989 C
12
N
H
2
3/05/1989 A
1
N M51
S
2
3/06/1989 C
1
N
H
2
3/08/1989 D
12
N
H
2
3/13/1989 B
10
N
H
2
3/14/1989 C
1
N
S
2
3/17/1989 A
1
N
s
2
3/17/1989 A
11
N B53
H
2
3/21/1989 C
3
N
H
2
3/26/1989 B
3
N
Ctt
1
3/30/1989 A
2
N
S
2
3/31/1989 A
1
N B53
CHH 1
4/10/1989 A
3
N
S
2
4/13/1989 A
15
N
H
1
4/15/1989 C
1
N
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COUNTY HAN FACES COCAINE CHARGE
WW'S ARREST MARKS CLOSE OF DRUG STING
DETECTIVES SAY CAR, COCAINE CONFISCATED FROM DURHAM MAN
DRU6, TRAFFIC CHARGES FILED AFTER CHASE
HIGH-SPEED CHASE BRINGS DRUG CHARGES
NCMH SEES INCREASE IN COCAINE ADMISSIONS
ARRESTS INVOLVE «300 MILLION IN COCAINE „,„„„,
POLICE ARREST 'MAJOR PLAYERS' IN DURHAM DRUG SALES
POLICE! MAN HID COKE IN MOUTH
DURHAM ARRESTS VICTORY IN BATTLE AGAINST DRUGS
10TH SUSPECT IN DRUG PROBE TURNS SELF IN
'DRUG HOUSE' ARREST MADEi 4TH IN PAST YEAR
POLICE LOG/COUPLE CHARGED WITH TRAFFICKING IN COCAINE
HOUSE VOTES TO ALLOW SPANKINGS IN CHURCH-RUN DAY-CARE CENTERS
NURSE, MEDICAL RESIDENT FACING COCAINE CHARGES
POLICE LOG/WOMAN AWAKENED BY BURGLAR
DRUG, KIDNAP CHARGES FILED _ , __
ONE COCAINE 'HIGH' FOR MOM CAN RUIN BABY'S LIFE
POLICE LOG/CARRBORO MAN FACING COKE CHARGE
COCAINE STING NABS STUDENT
ajKE^DOTrjR^TUmNG^ErTOTS OF COCAINE ON PREGNANT MOTHERS
COCAINE SEI2ED IN SEAROj ^Amn/W
TWO MEN CHARGED WITH COCAINE TRAFFICKING
SEX OFFENSE CHARGES AGAINST THREE SENT TO GRAND JURY
4 MEN CHARGED IN COCAINE BUST mMi
SLAYINGS MAY HELP REDUCE COCAINE DEATHS
DURHAM STIFFENS COCAINE PENALTY
POUCE^LOG^OTEL^ffl RESTAURANT ROBBED, THIRD HOLDUP ATTEMPT THWARTED
DRUG LAW GETS STIFF bR ON OCT. 1
PUBLIC HOUSING DRUG RAID STAGED
DURHAM MARIJUANA ARRESTS TOP THOSE FOR COCAINE
DURHAM POLICE CHARGE 3 IN HIGH-CRIME-AREA 'DRU3 gCP'
EAST DURHAM DRUG ROUNDUP BRINGS COCAINE, GUN CHARGES
COCAINE, WEAPONS SEIZED
POLICE NAB BURNS, CONFISCATE DRUGS
POUCE€L0GfMANFCHARGe AFTER BREAK-IN AT 3 BUSINESSES
POLICE LOG/ROOMING HOUSE BOARDER FACES COCAINE CHARGE
ALLEGED DRUG DEALER SHOOTS AT OFFICER
DRUG SUSPECT FIRES AT DURHAM OFFICERS
POLICE LOG/COCAINE CHARGES LODGED _,
POLICE LOG/WOMAN INJURED IN STRUGGLE WITH ASSAIUWTS
GRANDSON SKIPS TOWN; GRANDMOTHER HAS TO FORFEIT HOUSE
POLICE LOG/DISTURBANCE CHARGE FILED
JUDGE REFUSES TO CUT LARGE COCAINE BOND
POLICE LOG/3 MASKED MEN ROB PIZZA HUT
POLICE LOG/CAR KNOCKS DOWN DOOR OFWPLEX
LT. GOVERNOR WANTS STUDY OF 'CHILDREN OF COCAINE'
SURGEON REMOVES EVIDENCE FROM SUSPECT'S INTESTINES
POLICE LOG/SHOOTING CASE SUSPECT HELD ON '84 CHARGE
COFFEE
SEE ALSO TEA
POPULARITY OF GOURMET COFFEE HEATING UP
BREWING COFFEE CALLS FOR ARTISTRY
COGENTRIX OF N.C.
COGENTRIX HEADS INC.'S GROWTH COMPANY LIST
COGGIN PONTIAC
COGGIN PONTIAC (AD)
COHABITATION
SEE UNMARRIED COUPLES
COKER HILLS SUBDIVISION
KROGER TO HEET WITH STORE OPPONENTS
RESIDENTS GRILL KROGER OFFICIALS
I T
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4/29/1989 A
5/10/1989 C
6/03/1989 C
6/03/1989 B
6/05/1989 A
6/07/1989
6/08/1989
6/08/1989
6/09/1989
6/10/1989
6/22/1989
7/11/1989 ..
7/13/1989 B
7/17/1989 B
7/19/1989 C
7/19/1989 A
7/26/1989 D
7/26/1989 A
7/27/1989 A
8/01/1989 B
8/02/1989 A
8/09/1989
8/10/1989
8/17/1989
8/19/1989
8/24/1989
9/09/1989
9/09/1989 .
9/11/1989 B
9/18/1989 A
9/30/1989
10/08/1989
10/12/1989
10/25/1989
10/27/1989
11/01/1989 ..
11/02/1989 B
11/09/1989 C
11/26/1989 B
11/29/1989 A
11/30/1989 A
12/01/1989 C
12/07/1989 B
12/07/1989 B
12/08/1989 A
12/08/1989 A
12/09/1989 C
12/12/1989 C
12/12/1989 B
12/16/1989 C
12/19/1989 C
S 2 9/13/1989 C 1 P F G59
S 2 9/13/1989 C 1 F G59
H 2 11/26/1989 D 6 N T33
S 2 4/19/1989 H 3 D A
CHH 1 5/30/1989 A 1 P N D38
CHH 1 6/02/1989 A 1 N L90
H
2
CHH 1
H
2
H
2
S
2
CHH 1
S
2
H
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
CHH 1
CHH 1
H
2
H
2
H
2
CHH 1
H
2
CHH 1
CHH 1
H
2
S
2
CHH 1
H
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CHH 1
CHH 1
S
2
S
2
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2
H
2
H
2
CHH 1
H
2
S
2
S
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
CHH 1
S
2
H
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
H
2
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A
C
C
C
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1
N
3
N M25
1
N
1 P N C47
1
N B53
1
N S17
1 P N B53
1
N M51
4
N
4
E
6
N C47
1
N M70
3
N
2
N
1
N
5
N
3
N M70
10
N D80
3
N
1
N M70
6
N
7
N
3
N M70
3
N
1
N M70
3
N N25
4
E
1
N B53
1
N
6
N H51
1
N S82
1
N M70
1
N S82
1
N B53
1
N B53
1
N KB
1
N B53
1
N M51
1
N M51
1
N M51
1
N B53
1
N M51
1
N S22
1
N M51
1
N S82
6
N
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1
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1
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COLD WEATHER, DURHAM
SEE ALSO FROST
SEE ALSO FROZEN WATER PIPES
SEE ALSO WEATHER, DURHAM
DURHAM SHELTERS HOMELESS FROM THE COLD
HOU COLD WAS IT?
WINTER'S COLDEST DAY HITS THE TRIANGLE
DURHAM'S CRAZY WEATHER CONTINUES
JACK FROST PAYS A LATE VISIT TO NIBBLE ON THE TRIANGLE
COLD SNAP SETS RECORD AT AIRPORT
DURHAM GETS ARCTIC CHILL
TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS SNARL ICE-GLAZED TRIANGLE
OLD MAN WINTER TO HAMMER CITY
FRIGID WEATHER BELTS DURHAM
DUKE POWER EXPECTING RECORD ELECTRICITY USE
AS COLD HITS, DURHAM RELIEF EFFORTS NEED CASH
WARM INSIDE
WARMTH, FOOD COULD BRING PEACE FOR NEEDY
ICICLES
WE GET COLD TOD
BROKEN WATER LINES SPRINKLE THE AREA
AREA FACES OIL PRICE INCREASES
PLUMBERS GET SCANT HOLIDAY
BROKEN PIPES. LEAKS PLAGUE UNC CAMPUS
'DRIPPY' IDEA STRAINS AREA WATER SUPPLY
WINTER WOES
WINTER WOES
COLD DECEMBER WIPES OUT EMERGENCY HEATING FUNDS
COLD WEATHER, N.C.
SEE ALSO FREEZING DEATHS
<yr ALSO WEATHER N.C.
APS GIVES TIPs'to'hELP PROTECT PETS IN COLD WEATHER
QUALITY OF SPERM HIGHER IN COLD WEATHER - STUDY
COLD SNAPS STATE OUT OF SUMMER DAZE
DEEP FREEZE FOLLOWS SNOW
LET IT SNOW
NO MORE BULL-HERE'S SOME 'TRUTH' ABOUT ORANGE COUNTY
POLAR AIR SET TO NESTLE IN TRIANGLE FOR EXTRA-COLD MONTH OF DECEMBER
KEEP WARM ON THE INSIDE, TOO
DURHAM CHILLS TO RECORD LOW/SNOW BLANKETS N.C. COAST
COLD HAS HOMELESS SEEKING SHELTER
COLD HAS HOMELESS SEEKING SHELTER
'JUST LIKE ANY OTHER PEOPLE'
COASTAL COMMUNITIES IN N.C. BEGIN DIGGING OUT OF SNOW
WINTER WOES
WINTER WOES
IT WAS A COLD WEDNESDAY FOR STATE CAPITOL WORKERS
COLD WEATHER, U.S.
SEE ALSO WEATHER, U.S.
OH, THE WEATHER OUTSIDE IS ... WEIRD, ALASKA
JERRY GENTRY/ALASKANS ARE TOO TOUGH FOR AN ABERRANT FREEZE
STUDY FOCUSES ON FATIGUE, COLD
COLE MILL ROAD
FIRE DESTROYS HOME OFF COLE MILL ROAD
COLE PARK PLAZA
COLE PARK PLAZA IS NOW MEETING WATER STANDARDS
COLIE DEVELOPMENT CO.
CULBRETH PARK HOUSING PROJECT GETS PLANNERS' BACKING
THE COLLECTED WORKS OF BILLY THE KID (PLAY)
DUKE DEPARTMENTS COLLABORATE ON COLLECTED WORKS OF BILLY THE KID
'BILLY THE KID'S THE OLD WEST AS YOU LIKE IT
•BILLY THE KIDM BEAUTY IN A WORLD OF HORRORS
S
2 1/05/1989 C
1 N M06
s
2 2/10/1989 A
1 P P T37
s
2 2/25/1989 A
1 P N M06
s
2 4/08/1989 A
1 P N A76
S
2 4/12/1989 A
1 N S92
s
2 5/08/1989 C
1 N M06
s
2 12/16/1989 A
1 N
H
2 12/20/1989 A
1 P N
S
2 12/21/1989 A
1 N C61
s
2 12/22/1989 A
1 N E33
s
2 12/22/1989 A
1 N C61
H
2 12/23/1989 A
1 N
H
2 12/23/1989 B
10 P P T32
S
2 12/23/1989 A
4 E
H
2 12/24/1989 B
1 P P T37
H
2 12/25/1989 C
12 P P L3B
H
2 12/26/1989 B
1 N T33
H
2 12/27/1989 A
1 N C60
CHH 1 12/27/1989 A
1 P N H90
CHH 1 12/27/1989 A
1 N S17
H
2 12/28/1989 A
1 N R63
H
2 12/28/1989 B
1 P P T32
H
2 12/28/1989 B
1 P P M66
H
2 12/30/1989 C
1 N C60
CHH 1 1/09/1989 A
8 N
H
2 1/14/1989 C
1 N K65
H
2 2/04/1989 A
1 P N C45
CHH 1 2/25/1989 A
1 P N L90
CHH 1 11/23/1989 A
1 P P L38
CHH 1 12/12/1989 A
4 J
H
2 12/15/1989 A
1 N H60
CHH 1 12/22/1989 A
4 E
S
2 12/23/1989 A
1 N C61
CHH 1 12/25/1989 A
1 P N S17
CHH 1 12/25/1989 A
1 P N W57
CHH 1 12/25/1989 A
1 N S17
H
2 12/27/1989 C
1 P N
H
2 12/28/1989 B
1 P P T32
H
2 12/28/1989 B
1 P P M66
H
2 12/28/1989 B
1 N R53
H
2 1/31/1989 A
1 P N N36
H
2 2/04/1989 A
4 U G33
CHH 1 6/08/1989 A
5 N
s
2 12/29/1989 A
1 P N B53
CHH 1 1/18/1989 A
1 N M25
CHH 1 3/14/1989 A
1 N M70
H
2 3/14/1989 C
6 N D80
H
2 3/31/1989 D
2 P F W66
H
2 4/04/1989 B
3 P R P10
COLLECTORS MARKETING CORP.
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BY SUBJECTS
LiM PURCHASES N.Y. SPORTS FIRM
COLLEGE BASKETBALL
SEE ALSO BASKETBALL
SEE ALSO TOURNAMENT OF CHAMPIONS (BASKETBALL)
NEIGHBORHOOD BASKETBALL BEGINS
'TEAM OF THE »80S' TITLE STILL UP FOR GRABS
NCCU'S BERNARD GETS POP CALL FROM GEORGETOWN'S THOMPSON
UNC'S RULER MEASURES PLAYERS' WISHES, ALONG WITH INCHES
HOOPS 1989/90: A GUIDE TO COLLEGE AND AREA PREP PROGRAMS
CBJLEBE BASKETBALL'S STARS, PROBLEMS BREAKING INTO VIEW
COLLEGE BOARD
SEE ALSO EDUCATIONAL TESTING SERVICE (NEW JERSEY)
SEE ALSO SCHOLASTIC APTITUDE TESTS
PSAT PREVIEWS COLLEGE BOARDS
COLLEGE BOWLS
SEE ALSO ALL AMERICAN BOWL
SEE ALSO ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, COLLEGE BOWLS
SEE ALSO CITRUS BOWL
SEE ALSO COPPER BOWL
SEE ALSO COTTON BOWL
SEE ALSO HULA BOWL
TEMPE IS OK. BUT PASADENA TAKES THE PRIZE ON BOWL DAY
BELIEVE IT OR NOT*. ACC 'BOWLED' BETTER THAN ANYBODY IN THE '80S
CITRUS BOWL RESERVES OPTION ON ACC CHAMP
IT'S FOR REAL! DEVILS HAVE SHOT AT BOWL
ALL-AMERICAN BOWL WANTS DUKE-STATE WINNER
MONTGOMERY IN, RAY OUT FOR SATURDAY
DUKE ENTERTAINING 'PACK WITH VISIONS OF BOWL INVITATION
DUKE. 3 OTHER ACC TEAMS TO GET BIDS
NEU SELECTION PROCESS FOR BOWLS OVERDUE
SCHEDULE COSTS GA. TECH CHANCE FOR A BOWL BID?
COLLEGE ENTRANCE EXAMS
SEE SCHOLASTIC APTITUDE TESTS
COLLEGE FOOTBALL
SEE ALSO FOOTBALL FILE (DURHAM MORNING HERALD SPORTS COLUMN)
FOOTBALL IS IN THE AIR _
GUEST PICKER JOINS THE DURHAM SUN PROGNOSTICATORS
GAME DAY
DRIVE CAREFULLY TO GAMES
MUSBURGER GOES WITH MILDCATS OVER DEVILS
GAME DAY
NO SHORTAGE OF VOLUNTEERS AMONG TEH€SSEE FANS/FOOTBALL
DILUEG BELIEVES BLUE DEVILS CAN DO IT AGAIN
GAME DAY
WIGHT, TAR HEELS' 'SPACE COWBOY,' GETTIN' BACK ON DANCE FLOOR
BONECRUSHER'S PICKS STICK WITH HOME TEAMS
GAME DAY _
ACC, SEC ASK FANS TO HELP HUGO'S VICTIMS
DEVINE REFUSES TO GIVE UP ON DEVILS
GAME DAY
DEVILS AIM FOR ARMY; HEELS TACKLE DEACS
KRZYZEUSKI WARNS! DUKE MUST FOCUS ON ARMY
GAME DAY
PLAYING FOR FUN. MONK RUNS UP BIG NUMBERS/FOOTBALL
BERNARD GETS RARE SHOT AT COACH K
GAME DAY
BENNETT PICKS DEVILS VS. TERPS
KENNY BROWNING LIKES DEVILS, WOLFPACK IN KEY GAMES
WOLFF PICKS DEVILS, OFFERS NO HOPE FOR HEELS
COLLEGE FOOTBALL/GAMES OF NOV. 18
COLLEGE OF THE ALBEMARLE
PAINTINGS SENT TO CHAPEL HILL AFTER PROTEST IN ELIZABETH CITY
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L Y
L P BYL
S 2 9/19/1989 A 1 N S92
1/10/1989
2/01/1989
10/15/1989
10/22/1989
11/15/1989
11/15/1989
N A76
P U F25
N M88
P U
P N
N
S 2 1/07/1989 A 1 N S92
H
2 1/03/1989 D
1 P U MM
H
2 7/30/1989 B
2 N M88
S
2 10/12/1989 B
1 P U F25
H
2 10/30/1989 B
2 U M88
H
2 11/09/1989 B
1 N C49
H
2 11/09/1989 B
1 N C49
S
2 11/10/1989 B
1 N
H
2 11/25/1989 D
4 N
H
2 11/28/1989 B
2 U M88
S
2 12/04/1989 D
2 U D18
S
2
S
2
H
2
S
2
S
2
H
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
3
2
S
2
H
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
S
2
S
2
S
2
s
2
9/01/1989
9/01/1989
9/02/1989
9/08/1989
9/08/1989
9/09/1989
9/10/1989
9/15/1989
9/16/1989
9/17/1989
9/22/1989
9/23/1989 _
9/29/1989 B
9/29/1989 D
9/30/1989 D
10/06/1989 B
10/06/1989 B
10/07/1989 D
10/08/1989 C
10/13/1989 B
10/14/1989 D
10/20/1989 B
11/03/1989 B
11/10/1989 B
11/17/1989 B
E
F
N
E
F
N
N C49
N
N
N C49
F
N
N C49
F
N
F
F
N
N C49
N
N
F
N
N
C
H 2 3/09/1989 C 1 N
COLLEGE SHOP
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SUBJECTS
S
E
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S 2 11/23/1989 C
5/29/1989 D
5/31/1989 D
6/02/1989 B
6/05/1989 B
COLLEGE TOWNS _
COLLEGE TOWNS, U.S.A.; CHAPEL HILL TO BOSTON, THESE SPOTS ARE 'COZILY... CHH 1 2/13/1989 A
COLLEGE WORLD SERIES
SEE ALSO BASEBALL
TAR HEELS DOWN MISSISSIPPI STATE, EARN TRIP TO WORLD SERIES H 2
IN PLAYOFFS, TAR HEELS TURNED RIGHT KEY H 2
TAR HEELS BEGIN WORLD SERIES PLAY H 2
RAZORBACKS KISS TAR HEELS GOOD-BYE IN CMS H 2
COLLEGES, N.C.
SEE ALSO ADULT EDUCATION
SEE ALSO CHEATING (IN SCHOOL AND COLLEGE)
SEE ALSO COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM
STUDENT GUZZLES COURSES
COLLEGES. N.C, ADMISSIONS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C, MINORITY ADMISSIONS
SAT PREPS: DO THEY DELIVER? S 2
ADMISSION RULE COULD HURT FOUR N.C BLACK CAMPUSES H 2
COLLEGES, N.C , GRANTS
DUKE, SEVEN OTHERS SHARE GRANT TO FORM SCIENCE EDUCATION NETWORK
COLLEGES, N.C, REMEDIAL PROGRAM
FEWER FRESHMEN NEED REMEDIAL STUDY AT UNC
COLLEGES, N.C, STUDENTS
MAN SPENDING LOT OF TIME IN COLLEGE CLASSROOMS ACROSS N.C H
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1 P N E33
8 PF
1 N
3 P N C52
1 P N
2 N C05
S 2 11/09/1989 A 4 E
1/16/1989 A
7/13/1989 B
H 2 2/14/1989 C
CHH 1 1/19/1989 A
THEY'RE NOT ALL GREEDY/MANY HARD-WORKING STUDENTS EXCEPTIONS TO THE RULE H
2 2/16/1989 D
2 11/24/1989 A
1 N S92
7 N
5 N
1 N S17
4 N
4 J
COLLEGES, U.S., ADMISSIONS
SEE ALSO MINORITIES ADMISSIONS PROGRAMS
STUDENT ESSAYS VITAL TO COLLEGE ADMISSIONS
COLLEGES, U.S., COSTS
SEE COLLEGES, U.S., TUITION
COLLEGES, U.S., CURRICULUM
SEE ALSO EDUCATIONAL REFORM
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C-CHAPEL HILL, CURRICULUM
WHEN WILL WE GET MAGNA MAD?
COLLEGES, U.S., DESEGREGATION
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C-CHAPEL HILL, DESEGREGATION
LAW PROF CRITICIZES 'DRACONIAN' PROPOSAL
COLLEGES. U.S., PRESIDENTS
BRODIE'S SALARY RANKS 9TH AMONG U.S. SCHOOLS
DUKE'S BRODIE GIVES *78,000 TO UNIVERSITY
COLLEGES, U.S., PROFESSORS
SEE PROFESSORS, U.S.
COLLEGES, U.S., SPORTS
SEE ALSO SPORTS (GENERAL HEADING)
LET NCAA CLEAN UP SPORTS
COLLEGES, U.S., STUDENTS
SEE ALSO HAZING
TWO PROFS DOWNGRADE EDUCATION
COLLEGES, U.S., TUITION
SEE ALSO STUDENT LOAN PROGRAM
HIGHER TUITION STILL GOOD DEAL FOR STUDENTS
STUDENTS, SELECT TARGET WISELY
TUITION PRICE-FIXING PROBE SPARES DUKE
S 2 9/22/1989 A 10 P N
H
2 10/11/1989 A
4
E
H
2 5/11/1989 C
1
N R63
H
S
2 9/24/1989 A
2 9/25/1989 A
1
1
N N36
N S92
H 2 9/14/1989 A
4
E
S 2 11/09/1989 C
1
N E33
S 2 8/11/1989 A
CHH 1 8/23/1989 A
S 2 8/23/1989 A
4
4
1
U1U1Z
COLLEGES, U.S., WORK PROGRAM
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Y
WARM-HEARTED, FUZZY-HEADED; SEN. NUNN'S 'CITIZENS CORPS' HAS MANY...
COLLINS & AIKHAN _
COLLINS & AIKHAN TO ADD 175 JOBS AT R0XB0R0 PLANTS
SPILL OF UPHOLSTERY LIQUID INVESTIGATED IN GARRETT FARMS
COLOMBIA (SOUTH AMERICA)
SLAYINGS MAY HELP REDUCE COCAINE DEATHS
PRICE SAYS HE COULD SUPPORT U.S. ADVISERS IN COLOMBIA
ODD FORM OF CHARITY
DON'T BICKER OVER DRUG UAR
U.S. NEEDS MORE HELP TO BATTLE ILLEGAL DRUGS
COLON CANCER
SEE ALSO CANCER _ _
COLON CANCER! RISK INCREASES WITH AGE
'NEW' COLON CANCER DRUG LANGUISHES AT FDA
RT1 CHEMIST DEVELOPS COLON CANCER FIGHTER
COLONIAL GUIDES OF HILLSBOROUGH
HISTORIC HILLSBOROUGH WALKS HELPING PROMOTE TOUR ISM... (CORRECTED tr
CORRECTION
COLONIAL HILLS
RESIDENTS REQUEST AREA ANNEXATION
COLONIAL HILLS BAPTIST CHURCH
WOMAN SHOT AT NURSERY
DURHAM WOMAN DIES IN SHOOTING
PROTESTERS BLAST COURT, PROSECUTORS
PROTESTERS BLAST COURT, PROSECUTORS
COLONIAL DM (HILLSBOROUGH, N.C.)
COLONIAL INN IS SOLD
NO PIZZA HERE; NEW OWNERS CARRY ON COLONIAL INN'S SOUTHERN CUISINE
COLONIAL QUICK STOP OF HILLSBOROUGH
CONVENIENCE STORE BARRED FROM TAKING FOOD STAMPS
COLONIAL SELF-STORAGE
STORM RIPS W. DURHAM BUILDING; OFFICER DESCRIBES POSSIBLE TORNADO
COLONIAL STREET
PANEL BACKS REQUEST FOR AID ON CLEANUP OF OLD CEMETERY
COLONY PARK _ .
PROPOSED FIRE STATION GETS COLONY PARK HOT
COLOR ART (FOR HERALD AND SUN)
SEE ALSO DURHAM HERALD CO., PHOTOGRAPHY DEPT,
SAY IT WITH WHITE CHOCOLATE
TENACIOUS DUKE DEFENSE SHUTS DOWN CAVS _ ^ __
SOMETHING >€W UNDER THE SUN; CHILDREN'S ART PROVIDES BEST SHOW IN TOWN
MAUDLIN, BUT AMERICAN .
THE VEGETARIAN PERSPECTIVE; NOT SO DIFFICULT, JUST AS TASTY...
hCARING IS BELIEVING; PIANIST ANDRE WATTS TEAMS WITH N.C. SYMPHONY...
BAKERS OF A LOST ART; ADVENTURES IN BREAD MAKING
HOC AGAIN; NATI^ SON RETURNS TO ARTISTIC ROOTS
ART OF A LOW COUNTRY _ „ „
LIFE OF THE LOW COUNTRY; GULLAH PAINTER PRESERVES THE PASSING
DURHAM MAN LOVES HIS LIFE AS A CLOWN
DUKE'S RARE ZONE ZAPS 'PACK _
HOW DURHAM FARED; THE JOY (AND HARDSHIPS) OF COOKING IN 1870
SENATE CONFIRMS SULLIVAN TO HHS 98-1
DEVILS WIN THRILLER, 88-86 _ „ ^.^
THE SNACKFOOD OF CHA^IONS; TRY NIBBLING ON THESE BETWEEN THE SLAM DUNKS
ACC MADNESS! 8 TEAMS ALL SEEKING ONE GOAL
UNC THUMPS MARYLAND 88-58
TAR HEELS TAKE IT ALL! TAR HEEL FANS ARE EUPHORIC
CAROLINA CELEBRATION
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2 7/07/1989 A 4 E
H 2 3/15/1989 C 1
H 2 4/03/1989 B 1
8/24/1989 A
8/30/1989 C
9/06/1989 A
9/08/1989 A
12/29/1989 A
CW 1 1/06/1989 A 6
S 2 10/25/1989 B 5
H 2 11/24/1989 C 1
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CHH 1 6/08/1989 A 2
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CHH 1
9/20/1989 A
1 P N H90
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9/20/1989 A
1 P N ES3
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1
9/23/1989 A
1 P N C62
CHH 1
9/23/1989 A
1 N M70
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9/04/1989 A
1 P N C61
CHH 1
9/07/1989 A
3 P N H90
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1/07/1989 A
3 N M20
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7/17/1989 A
1 P N T32
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2
4/07/1989 C
1 N S69
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2 10/06/1989 A
1 M N C61
H
2
2/08/1989 B
1 P F Zll
S
2
2/09/1989 B
1 P N F25
S
2
2/09/1989 D
1 P F B71
H
2
2/10/1989 D
1 P P
H
2
2/15/1989 B
1 M F S56
H
2
2/17/1989 D
1 P P
H
2
2/22/1989 B
1 P F Zll
S
2
2/23/1989 D
1 P F B71
H
2
2/24/1989 D
1 P P
H
2
2/24/1989 D
8 P F Zll
S
2
2/24/1989 C
1 P N B71
S
2
2/24/1989 D
1 P N F25
H
2
3/01/1989 B
1 P F W66
H
2
3/02/1989 A
1 P N
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2
3/06/1989 A
1 P P K30
H
2
3/08/1989 B
1 T F W66
H
2
3/10/1989 B
1 P N C52
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2
3/12/1989 A
1 P P
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2
3/13/1989 A
1 P N H90
S
2
3/13/1989 A
1 P P L38
MONTHLY/
ANNUAL
1/01/1989
INDEX BY
12/31/1989
S U B J E
ST. PATRICK DAY FEAST; WHEN IRISH EYES ARE SMILING
PSYCHEDELIA NOW; WIDESPREAD PANIC MINES '60S FOR INSPIRATION
DUKE OUTMANS W. VA. , 70-63
DUKE TURNS BACK STUBBORN W. VIRGINIA
LAMB; THE CROWNING TOUCH (RECIPE CORRECTION PRINTED 3-23-89)
BUILDING A CAREER BRICK BY BRICK
INSIGHT/BUDGET BATTLES'. SENATE WHIZ KIDS OFFERING FRESH IDEAS
WHOOPING IT UP
CHRISTIAN LAETTNER BLOCKS SHOT BY GEORGETOWN'S JOHN TURNER...
PRIZE CHILI; HEALTHY AND QUICK CHILI RECIPE IS FIRST IN CONTEST
CP&L WAITING ON OK FOR SHIPPING WASTE/SUNDAY FOCU35 SHIPPING NUCLEAR...
LEAD US INTO TEMPTATION; SUPPLEMENTING NUTRITION WITH... DOSE OF GREASE
LAND OF OOHS AND 02
PLAY BALL!
A PERFECT OPENING
OPULENCE DEFINED; BILTMORE ESTATE WILL HOLD SOME VERY SPECIAL DINING
INSIGHT/WHITHER THE BULLS?
YOUR GUIDE FOR APPLE CHILL
THOUSANDS BOB AROUND TOWN FOR APPLE CHILL
BUBBLE MAN
GARDENING FOR THE KITCHEN; THE FRAGRANT ART OF GROWING HERBS
THE DURHAM SUN? A SHINING CENTURY
SOUL ON VINYL; BRUCE COCKBURN'S MUSICAL MESSAGE TO RING CLEAR...
DURHAM TESTING SCHOOLS FOR RADON
HEADED FOR VICTORY
TRIBUTE
DURHAM SHORTSTOP RICH MALONEY STRETCHES FOR THROW...
JOY DINING.' FAST FOOD TO EAT WHILE YOU DRIVE
COMMISSIONERS PLAN JUNE AIRPORT CHOICE
FINDING SPACE FOR AN ELECTION/SUNDAY FOCUS: OPEN SPACE REFERENDUM
CLAMBAKE; GETTING READY FOR ONE IS LITERALLY THE PITS, BUT THE REWARD...
THE DAYS OF HER LIFE
CALENDAR GIRL; EMILY WEINSTEIN'S BOOK OF DAYS
OWASA MAY RAISE RATES ANNUALLY FOR NEXT 3 YEARS
OFFICIALS TOUR STORM'S ROUTE, LAUD CITY WORKERS' RESPONSE
INSIGHT/SUPERBONDS! KXHULLION WISH LIST COULD SPAWN BULLISH TAX...
DURHAM'S AL MARTIN GETS A HIGH-flVE FROM TEAMMATE JERY FROST...
FEW PARENTS ADMIT THEIR CHILDREN USE DRUGS, SURVEY SAYS
THE 'NEW' BRAN; RESEARCH INDICATES RICE MIGHT REDUCE CHOLESTEROL LEVELS
HE SINGS FOR THEIR SUPPER
THE NEW SIDEWALK ARTISTS
RICHMOND WARNS NCCU GRADUATES ABOUT REBIRTH OF RACIAL PREJUDICE
SICK BUILDINGS: SYNDROME HAS VARIETY OF CAUSES...
DUKE GRADUATION CALrtER THIS YEAR
THE 16TH ANNUAL DUKE CHILDREN'S CLASSIC (SPECIAL SECTION)
THE BREAKFAST SPECIAL/AREA RESTAURANTS RECOUNT STRANGE CUSTOMER REQUESTS
FANTASTIC FANTAZOS; ARTIST FOLLOWS VISIONARY MUSE
STAGER TRIAL JURORS TO DELIBERATE DEATH, LIFE IMPRISONMENT TODAY
RETURN OF SUMMER, PT. II
WHAT IS 'FORE'?
INSIGHT/THE WAY WE WERE
WEATHER PERMITTING, PLANNING MAKES THE PICNIC
PORTRAITS OF A SOUTHERN PAST
HOMER'S ART DOCUMENTS BLACKS AT A CROSSROADS
COOKING WITH TEA
'ELIXIR' STARS DON'T NEED LOVE POTION
COME TOGETHER; TONIGHT, ON NINTH STREET. A GOOD OLD-fASHIONED HAPPENING
YEAR ONE, THE CHAPEL HILL HERALD (SPECIAL SECTION)
WHEN THE HEAT IS ON... COOL SOUPS
BULL'S STARS BOUND BANNER
A FOOT UP ON ADF '89; FESTIVAL PREVIEW
DURHAM EPA SAYS N.C. COULD CLEAN UP WITH BUSH PROPOSALS
THE TWO MR. KLINES; ONE LOVES OPERA, THE OTHER LOVES FOOD...
PHILOSOPHY GOES POP
EVERY HOG HAS ITS DAY
HILLSBOROUGH HOG DAY
HILLSBOROUGH HAMS IT UP
INSIGHT/SAY FOR PAY
BLUE CRABS: A SOFT TOUCH
ST. JOHN'S DAY IN OXFORD
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3/15/1989 B
1 PF S56
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2
3/17/1989 D
1 P P
H
2
3/19/1989 A
1 PP T32
H
2
3/19/1989 C
1 P N M14
H
2
3/22/1989 B
1 D F Zll
S
2
3/23/1989 D
1 P F B71
H
2
3/26/1989 D
1 T F C50
S
2
3/27/1989 A
1 P P T44
S
2
3/27/1989 D
1 P P K30
H
2
3/29/1989 B
1 P F W66
CHH 1
4/02/1989 A
1 D N M25
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4/05/1989 B
1 TF S56
H
2
4/07/1989 D
1 P P
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2
4/07/1989 A
1 P P S73
S
2
4/10/1989 A
1 P P K30
H
2
4/12/1989 B
1 P F Zll
H
2
4/16/1989 D
1 DF A20
CHH 1
4/16/1989 A
12 M I
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4/17/1989 A
1 P N R63
S
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4/17/1989 A
1 P P C45
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4/19/1989 B
1 D F S56
S
2
4/19/1989 E
1 P F H09
H
2
4/21/1989 D
1 PP
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4/21/1989 A
1 D N S92
H
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4/24/1989 A
1 P P K30
S
2
4/24/1989 A
1 P P K30
S
2
4/24/1989 D
1 PP K30
H
2
4/26/1989 B
1 D F
CHH 1
4/26/1989 A
1 M N L90
CHH 1
4/30/1989 A
1 M N M70
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5/03/1989 B
1 P F S56
H
2
5/05/1989 D
1 P P
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5/05/1989 D
8 P F Zll
CHH 1
5/05/1989 A
1 C N L90
H
2
5/07/1989 A
1 P N S69
H
2
5/07/1989 D
1 T F A20
S
2
5/08/1989 D
1 P P S73
CHH 1
5/09/1989 A
1 C N C62
H
2
5/10/1989 B
1 P F Zll
S
2
5/11/1989 D
1 P P S76
H
2
5/12/1989 D
1 P P K30
H
2
5/14/1989 A
1 P N N36
H
2
5/14/1989 F
1 D N K65
S
2
5/15/1989 A
1 P N S92
H
2
5/16/1989 D
1 P F C45
H
2
5/17/1989 B
1 P F S56
S
2
5/18/1989 D
1 P P L38
H
2
5/19/1989 A
1 P N S82
H
2
5/19/1989 D
1 P P
H
2
5/21/1989 A
1 P P C45
H
2
5/21/1989 D
1 T F C50
H
2
5/24/1989 B
1 D F Zll
H
2
5/28/1989 E
1 P F 668
H
2
5/28/1989 E
1 P F W66
H
2
5/31/1989 B
1 P F T32
S
2
6/01/1989 D
1 P P K30
H
2
6/02/1989 D
1 P P M66
CHH 1
6/04/1989 B
1 T F C50
H
2
6/07/1989 B
1 D F S56
S
2
6/07/1989 A
1 P N C61
S
2
6/08/1989 D
1 PP
H
2
6/14/1989 A
1 P N K65
H
2
6/14/1989 B
1 P F Zll
S
2
6/15/1989 D
1 P P K30
H
2
6/16/1989 D
1 T T C50
CHH 1
6/17/1989 A
1 H M
H
2
6/18/1989 A
1 P P T44
H
2
6/18/1989 D
1 T F C50
H
2
6/21/1989 B
1 P F S56
H
2
6/25/1989 A
1 P P T32
-LX630-
HONTHLY/
ANNUAL
1/01/1989
INDEX
12/31/1989
BY SUBJECTS
REFLECTIONS ON THE CABBAGE
LILY-PUTIANS ON THE ENO?
INSIGHT/CLEARING T>€ AIR
GLAXO yiLL HELP BUY ENO LAND; FESTIVAL WILL REOPEN TOMORROW
PAUL STEELMAN SCRAMBLES HIS WAY TO THE HERALD-SUN TITLE...
ABORTION LAWS WEAKENED; STAGE SET FOR BATTLE IN STATE
GRILLED FISH IS A-OK
PUT ANOTHER NICKEL IN...? „ .
ARTICHOKE; AN ARISTOCRAT AMONG GARDEN VARIETIES
LIBERTE. EGALITE, FRATERNTTE (AND DANCE FOR ALL!)
STORMING THE BASTILLE
THE NEW LOUVRE
CAROLINA LEAGUE 1989 ALL-STAR GAME (SPECIAL SECTION)
SAM BITES DOG!
4 IN DURHAM FAMILY ESCAPE, CHAPEL HILL PAIR DIES IN CRASH
PI AYTNG FOR LAUGHS
TRIPPING IN THE NEW AGE; DURHAM FIRM TOURS TO PLACES OF POWER
A COOK'S TOUR OF CAROLINA (CORRECTION PRINTED 7-29-89)
A SLICE OF SUMMER
HAPPY TO BE HERE/SCHREIBER BEGINS NEW XB AT DURHAM ARTS COUNCIL
THE LITTLE CABOOSE THAT COULD
FROZEN YOGURT IN CULINARY COLORS
ALASKA; WITHOUT THE OIL
BACK TO THE BOOKS (SPECIAL SECTION)
Q1S4CTO CTDOtpc
LITTLEST THEATERS; PLAY'S THE THING FOR YOUNG TRIANGU ACTORS
THE HOMESTEAD GARDEN; TONICS, FLAVORINGS AND CURES FROM THE HERB PATCH
HERBALIST, DRUMMER FOLLOWS NATURAL RHYTHMS _
THE HOME CANNING; BACK TO BASICS SAFER AND EASIER
BROUN BA6 BLUES CAN BE VANQUISHED
FOOTBALL '895 CATCH HIM IF YOU CAN
COPING 101/DUKE UNIVERSITY (SPECIAL SECTION)
COPING 101/UNC-CHAPEL HILL (SPECIAL SECTION)
KEY LIME PIE; IT'S THE LIMES THAT DO IT
THERE^ BUSINESS LIKE SHOW BUSINESS; COMPUTER GRAPHICS UP THE... ANTE
THE GOLD STANDARD; A LIQUID ASSETIN OLIVE OIL m __ _
SUPERMARKET DELIS; EXPANDING TO MEET NEEDS OF THOSE ON THE GO
YOU'LL LOVE L.A.; L.A. FERNANDEZ WRITES FROM THE HEART
INSIGHT/THE COST OF BEING DURHAM „
STILL ALIVE AT THIRTY-flVE! TV DINNERS OCCUPY SPOT IN SMITHSONIAN...
insight/recycling; PICKING UP ON A GOOD THING
U.N. OF COMPANIES SPROUTS AROUND DURHAM
A IS FOR APPLE AND NOT FOR ALAR
DURHAM WAGES TOP U.S. AVERAGE
OFFICIALS! VOTER TURNOUT LIKELY LOW ^^ unji
PIZZA(ZZ); NO MATTER HOW YOU CIT IT OR TOP IT, IT'S GOOD FOR YOU
AUTUMN COLORS: WHERE TO LOOK
OYSTERS AWEI6H
PUMPKIN WITHOUT PIE
MAKING HALLOWEEN TREATS IS NO TRICK
THE FANCIFUL SAUCE
SQUASH/YOU NEVER THOUGHT OF EATING _ , „
A TASTE OF THE SOUTH/OLD TIME THANKSGIVING STILL LIVES
THE OLD HOME THANKSGIVING
THE MW4.Y ART
GRAIN OF TRUTH/ARE CEREAL HEALTH CLAIMS VALID? WELL ...YES AND NO
SEASONAL FRUITS
SEASON'S EATING! /APPETIZER
SEASON'S EATING!/MAIN COURSE
SEASON EATING! /DESSERT
MUNCHIES BY MAIL
HOT t> COLD HOLIDAYS
COLORFEST
SEE ALSO FESTIVALS, N.C.
10,000 EXPECTED FOR COLORFEST
FRIDAY IS THE DEADLINE FOR COLORFEST ENTRIES
HENDERSON TO HAVE LOOK OF CURCUS FOR COLORFEST SATURDAY
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D
A
D
A
6/28/1989 B
7/02/1989 A
7/02/1989
7/03/1989
7/03/1989
7/04/1989 ..
7/05/1989 B
7/06/1989 A
7/12/1989 B
7/13/1989 D
7/14/1989 B
7/16/1989 E
7/18/1989 D
7/19/1989 B
7/20/1989 A
7/21/1989 D
7/23/1989 E
7/26/1989 B
7/26/1989 C
7/27/1989 D
7/28/1989 D
8/02/1989 B
8/06/1989 E
8/08/1989 D
8/09/1989 B
8/13/1989 E
8/16/1989 B
8/17/1989 D
8/23/1989 B
8/23/1989 C
8/24/1989 D
8/27/1989 F
8/27/1989 F
8/30/1989 B
9/06/1989 B
9/10/1989 E
9/13/1989 B
9/20/1989 B
9/22/1989 D
9/24/1989 D
9/27/1989 B
10/01/1989 D
10/02/1989 A
10/04/1989 B
10/04/1989 A
10/07/1989 A
10/11/1989 B
10/15/1989 A
10/18/1989 B
10/25/1989 B
10/25/1989 B
11/01/1989 B
11/08/1989 B
11/08/1989 B
11/15/1989 B
11/22/1989 B
11/29/1989 B
12/06/1989 B
12/06/1989 C
12/06/1989 C
12/06/1989 C
12/13/1989 B
12/20/1989 B
1 P
1 P
1 D
1 P
1 P
1 M
1 P
1 D
1 P
1 P
1 P
1 P
1 P
1 T
1 D
1 P
1 P
1 P
1 D
1 P
1 P
1 D
1 P
1 P
1 P
1 P
1 D
1 P
1 P
1 T
1 T
1 T
1 T
1 P
1 D
1 D
1 P
1 P
1 P
1 C
1 T
1 D
1 M
1 P
1 C
1 C
1 D
1 M
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1 D
1 P
1 P
1 D
1 D
1 D
1 D
1 D
1 P
1 D
1 D
1 D
1 D
1 D
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P T32
F
N S92
P C45
N R63
F S56
N C61
Zll
T32
T32
S56
M06
T32
U66
Zll
S27
S73
SS6
Zll
Zll
S56
C45
Zll
S27
C50
C50
C50
S56
Zll
S56
S56
Zll
S56
S78
Zll
N E33
N C61
F S56
M
F Zll
N S56
N G59
F Zll
N S56
F G59
F Zll
F S56
N Zll
N S56
F S27
F G59
F S27
N Zll
N S56
1 6/23/1989 C
1 8/09/1989 C
1 9/07/1989 C
N H60
N H60
N H60
CCLORIZATION
-LX630-
HONTHLY/
ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
SEE ALSO FILM INDUSTRY
LAWS SHOULD COVER FILM MAKERS
UNC STUDY: COLORIZING FILMS ALTERS MEANING
COLT INDUSTRIES
FORMER COLT OFFICIAL PLEADS GUILTY TO FIREARMS CHARGE
COLUMBIA BROADCASTING SYSTEM
SEE CBS
COLUMBIA STREET (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.)
SEE ALSO SOUTH COLUMBIA ST. (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.)
TOWN-GOWN REPORT TARGETS TRAFFIC FLOW
COLOMBO (TELEVISION SHOW)
EILfiER GUEST ON 'COUJMBO'
COLUMBUS, GEORGIA
WAKE GETS BASEBALL TEAM
COLUMBUS MUDCATS
WAKE GETS BASEBALL TEAM
TEAM MOVE NO SURPRISE FOR WOLFF
TEAM MOVE NO SURPRISE FOR WOLFF
ZEBULON'S BASEBALL DREAM A DIAMOND IN THE ROUGH
ZEBULON TEAM PRESSES ICED FOR NEW STADIUM
BRYANT IS ONE »CAT COLUMBUS CAN LIVE WITHOUT
BRYANT! HEY CUZ, 'HOPE WE CAN MAKE UP'
FRANCHISE AGREEMENT: TRIANGLE AAA BASEBALL (CARTOON)
COMA
SEE ALSO DISEASES (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC DISEASES)
WHERE DO SPOUSAL RIGHTS END?
COMBS CARDINALS
COMBS CARDINALS COMPILE QUITE AN IMPRESSIVE SEASON
COMEDIANS
SEE ALSO HUMOR
ICE, SNOW NO OBSTACLE FOR WRIGHT FOLLOWING
PLAYING FOR LAUGHS
PLAYING FOR LAUGHS
WHY DID THE COMEDY ZONE CROSS THE TRIANGLE?
HE'S HA-HA-HAPPY AS A FUNNY MAN/COMEDIAN FRANK KING
COHEDYSPORTZ CLUB
PLAYING FOR LAUGHS
PLAYING FOR LAUGHS
COMETS (ASTRONOMY)
SEE ALSO ASTRONOMY
'HAIRY STARS,' METEORS FOCUS OF CLASS
COMIC BOOKS
SEE W.SO CARTOONISTS
BATMAN! CAPED CRUSADER GOES BACK TO COMICS MOLD
CONFESSIONS OF A GROWNUP BATFAN
COMICS
SEE ALSO CARTOONISTS
WHAT'S NEW
COMMERCIAL FISHING INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO AQUACULTURE
SEE ALSO FISHING
ggg ALSO SHRIMP
SHELLFISHING SEASON OPENS BUT EXPERTS NOT OPTIMISTIC
REAGAN'S BUDGET MAY LEAVE N.C. FISHERMEN HIGH AND DRY
COMMISSION ON ACCREDITATION FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES INC.
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H 2 3/17/1989 A 4 E
S 2 6/26/1989 A 6 N
H 2 1/06/1989 C 10 N
CHH 1 9/12/1989 A
S 2 5/01/1989 C
1 N S17
2 N
H 2 9/13/1989 A 1 M N L40
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H
H
H
S
H
H
H
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
9/13/1989
9/13/1989
9/13/1989
9/14/1989
9/14/1989
9/15/1989 B
9/16/1989 D
9/17/1989 D
N L40
NC52
N S69
N S69
E
J
N
T C50
H 2 2/13/1989 A 4 E
S 2 9/05/1989 B 5 P N A76
3/12/1989
7/21/1989
7/21/1989
12/22/1989
12/22/1989
2 7/21/1989 D
2 7/21/1989 D
14 P R M60
1 P P T32
8 P R S56
3 P F M60
4P F M60
1 P P T32
8 P R S56
CHH 1 1/19/1989 A 5 P N
H 2 6/22/1989 B 1 P F M60
H 2 6/22/1989 B 1 P F M60
H 2 1/23/1989 A 1 N
H 2 1/09/1989 B
S 2 1/11/1989 A
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MONTHLY/
ANNUAL
1/01/1989
INDEX
12/31/1989
BY SUBJECTS
BURLINGTON POLICE DEPARTMENT ACCREDITED
COMMISSION ON CORRECTIONAL PROGRAMS
SEE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM
COMMITMENT HEARINGS
SEE ALSO MENTAL HEALTH HOSPITALS
PROBLEMS CITED WITH STATE'S COMMITMENT PROCESS
COMMITMENTS LAW PROPOSAL MAY HIT SNAG
TOUGHER MENTAL COMPETENCY BILL PASSES FINAL VOTE
GRAVETTE TO FACE NEW EVALUATION
GRAVETTE BOND REQUEST REJECTED
COMMITTEE IN SOLIDARITY WITH THE PEOPLE OF EL SALVADOR
SEE ALSO a SALVADOR
EL SALVADOR PROTEST PLANNED
COMMITTEE ON THE FUTURE OF CITIES
SEE ALSO N.C. LEAGUE OF MUNICIPALITIES
BURLINGTON MAYOR NAMED TO PANEL; WORKER GETS TOP EMPLOYEE AWARD
COMMON CAUSE
VALENTINE NETS LEAST IN FEES FOR SPEAKING
MASS MAILING LIMIT SENDS BETTER MESSAGE
ELIMINATE HONORARIA FROM LAWMAKERS' PAY
PRICE: CAMPAIGN OVERSPENDING NOT SIMPLE PROBLEM
COMMON MARKET
SEE EUROPEAN COMMON MARKET
COMMUNICATION
SEE ALSO SPEAKERS (GENERAL HEADING)
GOOD NEWS FOR YOU-KNOWERS
COMMUNISM
SEE ALSO MARXISM
LECTURE TO EXAMINE ANTI-COMMUNISM, LINKS TO ECONOMY
COMMUNIST WORKERS PARTY _v
MUSICIAN HELPS MARK ANNIVERSARY OF MELEE (CORRECTED)
CLEARING THE RECORD
BLOODY ANNIVERSARY HITS HOME IN DURHAM
THE ANNIVERSARY OF MASSACRE
ECLECTIC MIX OF RECOLLECTIONS, HYMNS, PRAYERS HONORS FIVE VICTIMS...
GREENSBORO SURVIVORS STRAIN TO BALANCE TIME, MEMORIES
COMMUNITY CHALLENGE HEATING FUND
SEE ALSO DUKE POWER CO.
SEE ALSO DURHAM EMERGENCY ENERGY COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO SHARE THE WARMTH PROGRAM
SEE ALSO WINTERIZATION PROGRAM
GIVING TO ENERGY FUNDS IS WARMING EXPERIENCE
DUKE POWER BEGINS HEATING FUND DRIVE
COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM
SEE ALSO AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF COMMUNITY AND JUNIOR COLLEGES
UYNN URGES FUNDS FOR INNOVATIVE WORK
REPORT PUSHES HIGHER FACULTY PAY _
COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEMS' COMPUTER DRAWS CRITICISM
SCOTT'S PROPOSAL CAN SPARK NEEDED DEBATE _ „^^,.,„Tm,
TRAINING AT YOUR DOORSTEP, COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEMS GET... RECOGNITION
CAROLINA GOVERNORS EARN COMMUNITY COLLEGE AWARDS
CURRIN, WYNN ARE SINGLED OUT FOR LEADERSHIP
hORE VA. RESIDENTS MAY BE DRAWN TO N.C. COMMUNITY COLLEGES
EDUCATORS, INDUSTRY URGED TO UNITE IN IMPROVING SCHOOLS __
BELLSOUTH EXEC: FIRMS, EDUCATORS MUST JOIN TO HELP U.S. COMPETE
COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM, PRESIDENTS
PLAN WOULD REVAMP COMMUNITY COLLEGE PRESIDENTS'
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H 1 4/11/1989 C 1 N H60
H
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
3/21/1989 C
4/17/1989 A
6/28/1989 A
8/11/1989 A
12/15/1989 A
N
PN R63
N M20
N H90
P N H90
CHH 1 10/27/1989 A 3 N
H 1 6/09/1989 C 1 N H60
S 2 3/14/1989 A 1 P N M06
S 2 6/22/1989 A 4 E
S 2 7/14/1989 A 4 E
CHH 1 10/24/1989 A 1 P N M20
H 2 6/25/1989 D 4 E
CHH 1 1/18/1989 A 10 N
10/27/1989
10/28/1989
11/01/1989
11/01/1989
11/04/1989
11/05/1989
F
N
N S69
E
N S69
N S69
S
2 1/06/1989 A 4 E
CHH 1 11/24/1989 A 3 N
S
2 2/11/1989 A 1
P N S92
S
2 2/11/1989 A 1
I N S92
H
2 3/01/1989 B I
> N
S
2 3/21/1989 A '
\ E
H
2 4/11/1989 A '
» E
S
2 4/13/1989 A '
> N
H
1 6/20/1989 B 1
t P N
H
2 9/02/1989 C
I N H60
H
2 12/01/1989 C
I N C47
S
2 12/01/1989 C
I P N E33
PAY
H 2 3/11/1989 B 3 N
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
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SEE NATIONAL CONGRESS FOR COMMUNITY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
SEE N.C. ASSOCIATION OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CORPORATIONS
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT PROGRAM, CHAPEL HILL
SEE CHAPEL HILL, N.C, FEDERAL COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FUNDS
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT PROGRAM, DURHAM
SEE ALSO URBAN DEVELOPMENT ACTION GRANTS
DURHAM PUSHES COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FUND INCREASES
HUD CRITICIZES DURHAM'S USAGE OF FUNDS
HUD OFFICIALS SAY DURHAM WON'T LOSE 1990 FUNDS
DURHAM HAS STATE'S WORST RATE FOR REFURBISHING HOUSES
DURHAM TO REPAY FUNDS USED ON CARS, COMPUTERS
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT PROGRAM, N.C.
HOME RENOVATION WORK IN OXFORD DRAWS COMPLAINTS
HUD ASSISTANT SAYS PROGRAM TO GET BIPARTISAN SUPPORT
COMMUNITY KITCHEN (CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO)
SEE ALSO DURHAM RESCUE MISSION
SEE ALSO HUNGER
SEE ALSO ST. PHILIPS EPISCOPAL CHURCH, SOUP KITCHEN
MERRITT MILL SITE TO KEEP KITCHEN, IFC OFFICIAL SAYS
COME 'N» GET IT/MEET MISS GRACE AND REGULARS
PROJECT HELPS THE HUNGRY
COLD HAS HOMELESS SEEKING SHELTER
COLD HAS HOMELESS SEEKING SHELTER
'JUST LIKE ANY OTHER PEOPLE'
COMMUNITY KITCHEN (DURHAM)
SEE ST. PHILIPS EPISCOPAL CHURCH, SOUP KITCHEN
COMMUNITY LIFE CENTER
SEE ALSO SENIOR CITIZENS, DAY CARE
POLICE LOG/MISSING MAN DISCOVERED IN UOOLUORTH
COMMUNITY OF BUTNER PLANNING COMMISSION
SEE BUTNER PLANNING COMMISSION
COMMUNITY OUTREACH PROGRAM FOR EDUCATION
POINT AND COUNTERPOINT
COMMUNITY PENALTIES PROGRAM
SEE ALSO ALTERNATIVES TO INCARCERATION
SEE ALSO PRISONS, N.C.
CARRBORO PROGRAM HELPING CRIMINALS STAY OUT OF PRISON
COMMUNITY SCHOOL FOR PEOPLE UNDER SIX
KEEPING LEGACY OF BOOKS ALIVE; STUDENTS RECEIVE ONE-ON-ONE ATTENTION
'THIS PLACE HAS A LOT OF HISTORY' , CHILD CARE PROGRAM FACING DEADLINE
COMMUNITY SERVICE PAROLE
SEE PAROLE
COMMUNITY SERVICE WORK PROGRAM
SEE ALSO DRUNKEN DRIVING
SEE ALSO GAMELANDS RECLAMATION PROJECT
NEW COURT PROGRAM PICKING UP, DEFENDANTS HAVE ALTERNATIVE TO JAIL
COMMUNITY SHARES
SOCIAL-CHANGE GROUPS SEEK EQUAL FUND-DRIVE FOOTING
COMMUNITY SHELTER
SEE ALSO HOMELESS SHELTER
SEE ALSO URBAN MINISTRIES CENTER
TEAM APPROACH BEING USED TO HELP DURHAM'S HOMELESS
DURHAM SHELTERS HOMELESS FROM THE COLD
CITY COMMITTEE FAVORS «125,000 FOR SHELTER
$10 CHRISTMAS CARD OF DOWNTOWN SCENE DESIGNED TO WARM HOMELESS
COMMUNITY HOMELESS SHELTER SELLS DURHAM HOLIDAY CARDS
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3/16/1989 A
5/04/1989 A
5/05/1989 A
5/06/1989 A
5/26/1989 A
N H70
N C61
N R63
N R63
N C61
1 5/11/1989 C
2 10/14/1989 C
1 N T33
1 P N C60
CHH 1 5/18/1989 A
CHH 1 11/12/1989 A
CHH 1 11/14/1989 A
CHH 1 12/25/1989 A
CHH 1 12/25/1989 A
CHH 1 12/25/1989 A
N M70
N S17
L
N S17
N W57
N S17
H 2 11/03/1989 C 1 N S22
S 2 5/04/1989 C 1 P P S76
CHH 1 4/11/1989 A 3 N R63
CHH 1 1/21/1989 A 3 P N C62
CHH 1 5/30/1989 A 3 P N
H 2 2/13/1989 A 1 P N S82
H 2 7/22/1989 C 1 N N36
H
2 1/04/1989 A
4 L
S
2 1/05/1989 C
1 N M06
S
2 7/15/1989 C
1 N C61
H
2 11/23/1989 C
1 D N C60
H
2 11/27/1989 A
6 U U66
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CtmJNITY SPORTS NEWS _
A PUBLISHING GAMBLE THAT PAID OFF
COMMUNITY STORE (SOUTH GUTHRIE ST.)
POLICE SAY ROBBER USED A TOY PISTOL
COMMUNITY HATCH PROGRAM
SEE ALSO CRIME PREVENTION
PATROLS KEEP DRUG DEALERS ON RUN
COMPACT DISC PLAYER
HSfWfE SaS^TE^L^M^OLUTION IN MUSIC RECORDING H i
CDS: THE FUTURE IS NOW H 2
POLICE LOG/STUDENTS CHARGED WITH THEFT OF CDS CHH 1
HIGH TECH MEANS GADGETS MADE (ALMOST) SIMPLER CHH 1
CHH 1 11/04/1989 A
H 2 6/07/1989 C
5 P N B64
2 N
S 2 9/12/1989 A 1 N B53
COMPANY SHOPS MALL (BURLINGTON,N.C.)
BURLINGTON REMOVING MAIN STREET MALL
COMPARATIVE FAULT CLAIMS SYSTEM
SEE ALSO INSURANCE
SEE ALSO LAWSUITS. N.C. _
LEGAL REFORMS FACING UPHILL FIGHT THIS YEAR
COMPARATIVE FAULT BACK AT ASSEMBLY n m ^ •
COMPARATIVE FAULT INSURANCE MEASURE SURVIVES CLOSE VOTE
LENGTHY DEBATE DELAYS VOTE ON COMPARATIVE FAULT
COMPARATIVE FAULT BILL LIKELY TO DIE
COMPETENCY TESTS
SEE DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS,
COMPETENCY TESTS
fTlMW ATMTC
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, COMPLAINT OFFICE
DURHAM MAY GET COMPLAINTS OFFICE
STANDARDS TO PROTECT HOSPITAL PATIENTS' RIGHT TO COMPLAIN
COMPOSERS
SEE ALSO MUSICIANS
SEE ALSO SONGWRITERS
COMPOSER WINS AWARD
COMPOSITE OPTICAL FIBER OVERHEAD GROUND WIRE
SEE FIBER OPTICS
COMPULSIVE GAMBLING
SECGH^WEBGAMBLING CAN AFFECT JOB, FINANCES, FAMILY
COMPUTER CAMPS
SMITH ELEMENTARY PREPARES TOMORROW'S COMPUTER WIZARDS
COMPUTER CHIP
SEE ALSO MICROCHIPS
FACILITIES NOTCH NOTED ACHIEVEMENTS
NEW CHIP CALLED 'FUZZY LOGIC»ADVANCE
COMPUTER EXPERTPS DEVELOP FASTEST FUZZY LOGIC CHIP
MICROELECTRONICS CENTER SEEN HELP TO LURE CHIP PLANT
COMPUTER COMPONENTS CORP. ,
VILLAGE BANK EXPECTS TO RECOUP LOAN LOSS
COMPUTER ERRORS
SEE ALSO ERRORS
GRUBB WINNER DESPITE COMPUTER GLITCH
GRUBB WINNER DESPITE COMPUTER GLITCH
GRUBB REAL WARD 1 WINNER
HIGH VOTER TURNOUT TURNS VOTE AROUND
JENKINS CITY'S 1ST BLACK MAYOR
1/12/1989 B
3/10/1989 D
3/10/1989 D
3/19/1989 A
8/21/1989 A
1 P F L37
1 P P L38
8 P F M60
3 N
3 U H90
H 1 8/03/1989 C 1 P N H60
3/19/1989 B
4/20/1989 A
5/03/1989 D
V04/1989 B
6/04/1989 B
S 2 1/30/1989 A
H 2 6/28/1989 C
1 N
5 J Oil
9 P N L40
4 N
9 P N
1 N H70
1 T N C60
H 2 2/22/1989 D 9 N
H 2 8/04/1989 A
S 2 8/05/1989 A
1 N S22
1 P N T77
H 2 4/18/1989 A 9 P N K65
CHH 1 8/23/1989 A 9 N
H 2 9/03/1989 D 6 N
H 2 9/26/1989 A 11 N
H 2 1/05/1989 A 14 N
11/08/1989
11/08/1989
11/08/1989
11/08/1989
11/08/1989
N B53
N C61
N C61
N H65
N CM
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COMPUTER TWISTS ELECTION RETURNS
HAYWIRE MACHINE COUNTED PRECINCT VOTE TOTALS TWICE
PAYROLL PROBLEMS STILL PLAGUE COUNTY SCHOOLS
COMPUTER FILE (HERALD COLUMN)
HOW TO FILL THE CHRISTMAS STOCKINGS OF COMPUTER FANATICS
MICROSOFT'S INTEGRATED WORKS 2.0 AIMED AT NEW, INTERMEDIATE USERS
AMIGA'S GOOD RELATIONS WITH TELEVISION PAYING OFF WITH DESKTOP VIDEO...
COMPUTERS AT HOME CAN BE ADJUSTED TO BE COMPATIBLE WITH OFFICE MODELS
COMPUTER GRAPHICS
THERE'S NO BUSINESS LIKE SHOW BUSINESS) COMPUTER GRAPHICS UP THE... ANTE
COMPUTER MAIL
SEE ELECTRONIC MAIL SERVICE
COMPUTER MAPPING
N.C. CENTRAL RECEIVES GRANT FOR SEMINAR ON HAPMAKING
COMPUTER SCIENCE
BROOKS AWARDED FOR COMPUTER WORK
COMPUTER SIMULATIONS
HALF-WAY TO THE FIELD
COMPUTER SOFTWARE PROGRAM
MASS. MICROCOH BUYS DURHAM'S HJC SOFTWARE
COMPUTER THEFT
SEE ALSO ROBBERY, DURHAM
SEE ALSO ROBBERY, N.C.
POLICE PROBING COMPUTER THEFT
COMPUTER VIRUSES
SEE ALSO VIREX
DURHAM SOFTWARE COMPANY DISCOVERS TWO NEW MACINTOSH COMPUTER VIRUSES
DURHAM COMPANY REPORTS MACINTOSH BUG
COMPUTERS
SEE ALSO APPLE COMPUTER CO.
SEE ALSO DATABASES
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, COMPUTERS
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, COMPUTER PROGRAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C, COMPUTERS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, COMPUTERS
SEE ALSO N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, CWUTEPS
SEE ALSO N.C. SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS, COMPUTERS
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, COMPUTERS
SEE ALSO PERSON COUNTY, N.C, COMPUTERS
SEE ALSO PERSONAL COMPUTER
SEE ALSO ROBOTS
SEE ALSO SUPERCOMPUTERS
SEE ALSO TELECOMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL, COMPUTERS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C-CHAPEL HILL DEPT. OF COMPUTER SCIENCE
DEVELOPERS TO GET HELP BY COMPUTER
HAIRSTYUNG ENTERS COMPUTER AGE
'COMPUTER DOCS' HELP BRIDGE TECHNOLOGY GAP
D.A. WON'T BAN COMPUTER SALES AT UNC
STORES DECISION 'COMPUTES' TO FAIRNESS
CON ARTISTS
SEE FLIMFLAM SCHEMES
CONCEALED WEAPONS
POLICE LOG/MAN FACING WEAPONS CHARGE
RALEIGH MEN CHARGED WITH HAVING WEAPONS
POLICE LOG/LOCAL MEN ACCUSED OF CARRYING WEAPONS
H 2 11/09/1989 A
H 2 11/09/1989 A
CHH 1 11/09/1989 A
H 2 12/03/1989 D
H 2 12/10/1989 D
H 2 12/24/1989 D
H 2 12/31/1989 D
1 PNR63
1 P N R63
3 N H90
8 U
8 U
7 U
7 U
H 2 9/10/1989 E 1 D F S56
H 2 1/13/1989 C
CHH 1 8/24/1989 A
CHH 1 11/29/1989 A
H 2 12/27/1989 D
H 2 1/15/1989 D
H 2 2/16/1989 D
H
S
H
CHH
CHH
2/10/1989 C
2/28/1989 B
3/06/1989 C
6/03/1989 A
6/07/1989 A
CHH 1 4/17/1989 A
CHH 1 8/01/1989 A
CHH 1 8/02/1989 A
3 N
3 N
1 P N
6 N K65
S 2 12/27/1989 C 1 N
8 N K65
5 N R80
1
1 P
5 P
1
4
N P41
F 659
N K65
N M70
E
3 N
3 N
8 N
CONCERN OF DURHAM INC.
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CONCERNED CITIZENS UNITED
COMMON SENSE ON QUOTAS H
PUBLICATION CELEBRATES S
CONCERNED DEPUTIES FOR THE CITIZENS OF DURHAM COUNTY
SEE DURHAM COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPT., DEPUTIES
KS^m^^^Q^R'i TO MOVIE' PROBLEM FOCUS OF PARENTS' GROUP H
WILLOWDAILE GATHERING PLACE SOURCE OF PARENTS' CONCERN
TEENS NEED MEETING PLACE
GROUPS FOR PARENTS OF TEENS TO MEET
a*C0DUR^rr^Li2RKET HAVING SOME PROBLEMS OF DIGESTION (CORRECTED 7-4-89)
CONCRETE
YOU'VE GOT IT IN CONCRETE WHEN YOU FILL OUT ONE OF THEIR FORMS
CONDEMNATION
SEE ALSO EASEMENTS
SEE ALSO EMINENT DOMAIN
SEE ALSO A TAKING (REAL ESTATE)
PERSON BOARD CONCERNED ABOUT DURHAM TAKING LAND
DURHAM DROPS PROPOSAL TO ACQUIRE PERSON LAND
CITY DROPS PLAN TO GET PERSON LAND
TOWN MAY SEIZE ESTES DRIVE LAND
UOMAN CHALLENGES CITY'S RIGHT OF EMINENT DOMAIN
TOUN TO SEIZE LAND FOR PARK, LIBRARY
LAWYER ARGUES CONDEMNATION ACTION WRONG _ _
DEVELOPER SAYS SHE SOUGHT DEAL WITH WOMAN ON SEWER LINE
60-DAY INJUNCTION ISSUED IN SEUER EASEMENT FIGHT
WOMAN WINS 1ST ROUND IN BATTLE OVER SEWER LINE
FIRM SHIFTS SEWER, ENDS CONDEMNATION
PERSON MAY CONDEMN LAND NEAR AIRPORT
DOT SUES TO CONDEMN GAS STATION
CITY LATE PAYING LEGAL SETTLEMENT __
DEVELOPER TO PAY LEGAL COSTS FROM CONDEMNATION DISMISSAL
DELAY IN PAYING BILL IS POOR CITY SERVICE
CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT
SEE ALSO BUILDING PERMITS, N.C.
SEE ALSO SPECIAL USE PERMIT
SEE ALSO ZONING LAWS „ _
HEARING, VOTE SCHEDULED FOR TWO CARRBORO PERMITS
CARRBORO CIRCLE K LAWSUIT BEFORE APPEALS COURT
CONDOMINIUMS
SEE ALSO APARTMENTS
SEDUWAM HOME MARKET HAVIN6 SOME PROBLEMS OF DIGESTION (CORRECTED 7-4-89)
CLEARING THE RECORD
CONDOS STILL VIABLE SEGMENT OF MARKET
CONDOMS
SEE ALSO BIRTH CONTROL
VIGIL WITH A PURPOSE _
RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK GROUP WORKING TO REDESIGNING* ^FMrv
CONDOMS ARE UNDERRATED FOR EFFECTIVENESS AND SAFETY/PEOPLE'S PHARMACY
2 MORE UNC SCHOOLS SEEK CONDOMS mammmi
UNC STUDENT GOVERNMENT CALLS FOR CONDOM MACHINES IN DORMS
UNC TO INSTALL CONDOM MACHINES IN RESIDENCE HALLS
CONDOM MACHINES CONCERN TRUSTEES
UNC WORKERS' DUST TRIGGERS FIRE ALARM
CONDOM MACHINES INSTALLED AT UNC DORMITORIES, UNION
DUKE PLANS TO INSTALL 33 CONDOM DISPENSERS
GROUP TO SPONSOR CONDOM DISTRIBUTION
DURHAM COUNTY GROUNDS CONDOM-SHAPED BALLOON
H 2
H 2
S 2
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
H 2
S 2
4/15/1989 A 4 E
5/22/1989 A 3 H
6/11/1989 B 1 N R63
8/16/1989 A 1 N R63
8/17/1989 A 4 E
9/06/1989 A 9 N B53
7/02/1989 F 1 P N C47
3/26/1989 D 6 P N T33
1/05/1989
1/19/1989
1/19/1989
4/07/1989
4/12/1989
4/12/1989
4/18/1989 B
CHH 1
S 2
S 2
S 2
4/18/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
7/27/1989
8/08/1989
8/12/1989
11/07/1989
11/08/1989
11/09/1989
1
7
1
3
1
3
1
1
1
1
12
1
3
1
1
4
N T33
N S69
N H70
N M70
N S69
N
N S69
N 653
N S69
N B53
N B53
N H60
N H90
N B53
N B53
E
CHH 1
5/15/1989 A
1 N C62
CHH 1
10/28/1989 A
1 P N C62
H 2
7/02/1989 F
1 P N C47
H 2
7/04/1989 A
2 N
H 2
7/30/1989 F
1 N
CHH 1
2/15/1989 A
3 P P L38
H 2
2/17/1989 C
14 N K65
S 2
3/08/1989 A
9 U
H 2
4/23/1989 B
3 N
CHH 1
4/24/1989 A
3 N
CHH 1
4/25/1989 A
3 N
CHH 1
6/27/1989 A
3 N S17
CHH 1
8/16/1989 A
3 N
CHH 1
8/18/1989 A
6 P N L38
H 2
9/07/1989 C
1 N N36
CHH 1
9/27/1989 A
3 N
H 2 10/28/1989 A
1 N S22
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citizen complaints ground giant flying condon
county grounds tastelessness
bond favors flying condon-shaped balloon (corrected)
bond: bump helped awareness of aids
clearing the record
too windy for balloon
confederate flag
confederate flags symbols of c0urage-4nd sadness
shs to compete in hoot court regionals
confederate flag lawsuit may settle out of court
school board settles confederate flag suit out of court
rebel flag settlement clears files
flag sun settlement a reasoned approach
cheuning principal lifts ban on confederate flag
tine for some respect
confederate soldiers
see also civil war history
see also united daughters of the confederacy
granville confederate hero finally gets medal of honor
confederation of independent orders of knights of the ku klux klan
see ku klux klan
confidentiality
see privacy
CONFLICT OF INTERESTS
SEE ALSO ETHICS CODE
SEE ALSO N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, CONFLICT OF INTERESTS
COASTAL PANEL MEMBERS GET ETHICS BOARD CAUTION LETTERS
SPANGLER SAYS BUSINESS TIES DON'T HAMPER JOB
TRANSPORTATION OFFICIAL SEEKS CONFLICT PROBE
SPANGLER BID SPURS DEBATE OF UNC POLICY
LAtfWvER SEEKS LEAVE. GETS AX
COUNTY POLICY URGED ON INTEREST CONFLICTS
PUBLIC SERVANTS NEED GUIDELINES ON CONFLICTS
CONGRESS MUST END APPEARANCE INCOME
committee: lassiter could KEEP BENEFITS IN OFFICE
UNC BOARD APPROVES ETHICS RULES
CONFLICT OF INTEREST DEBATE ENTANGLES BROWN
NO CONFLICT OF INTEREST, ATTORNEY SAYS OF BROUN
LEWIS-OGBURN COMMITTEE DECLINES RECOMMENDATION ON BROWN'S GRANT REQUEST
NCCU FUND REQUEST STIRS COUNCILMEN
CONFLICT OF INTEREST? IT LOOKS THAT WAY
COUNCIL ETHICS RULES NEED TO BE CHANGED
JOB TRAINING OFFER HAY QUELL BROWN'S CITY GRANT REQUEST
NCCU GETS GRANT COUNCILMAN BACKED
INTEGRITY OF GOVERNMENT
CATES MAY ASK TWO ON TREE BOARD TO RESIGN
SMALL VOICES RESPONDS TO CATES' CHARGES
CATES PERSECUTES SHALL VOICES MEMBERS
SMALL VOICES CHARGES CATES WITH INTIMIDATION
A REAL CONFLICT OF INTEREST
UNC OFFICER WHO FILED COMPLAINT DROPPED FROM PANEL
CATES' CONFLICTS OF INTEREST
NEWSPAPER KNEW COLUMNIST'S AFFILIATIONS
CONGREGATIONS IN ACTION
SEE DURHAM CONGREGATIONS IN ACTION
CONGRESS OF RACIAL EQUALITY (CORE)
BLACK HISTORY/CHAPEL HILL HAD BIG ROLE IN MOVEMENT
CONGRESSIONAL CAMPAIGNS
SEE ALSO ELECTIONS, N.C.
SEE ALSO FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT (U.S.)
SEE ALSO SENATORIAL CAMPAIGNS
SEE ALSO U.S. CONGRESS
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H
s
H
H
2 10/28/1989 C
2 10/31/1989 A
2 11/01/1989 C
2 11/01/1989 B
2 11/02/1989 A
2 11/02/1989 A
1 N H65
4 E
1 P N S22
1 N H65
2 N
4 E
H
S
S
H
S
S
S
H
2 3/05/1989 B
2 4/14/1989 C
2 8/15/1989 A
2 8/18/1989 C
2 8/18/1989 A
2 8/21/1989 A
2 11/14/1989 A
2 11/18/1989 A
1 PUN36
1 N B53
1 N S92
1 N C47
1 P N S92
4 E
1 N Yll
4 E
H
2 2/23/1989 C
1 N H60
H 2
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
H 2
H 2
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
1/22/1989 B
1/22/1989 B
2/09/1989 B
2/11/1989 A
2/12/1989 B
2/16/1989 A
2/17/1989
5/25/1989
6/09/1989
6/11/1989
6/22/1989
6/23/1989
6/24/1989
6/24/1989
6/25/1989
6/26/1989
6/28/1989
6/29/1989
7/01/1989
8/11/1989
8/12/1989
8/12/1989
8/18/1989
8/25/1989
9/13/1989
10/18/1989
11/01/1989
A
A
A
A
A
C
C
A
D
A
C
C
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
N
N
N
N L90
N
N A54
E
E
N R63
N S17
N R63
N R63
N R63
N C61
E
E
N R63
N C61
E
N D38
N D38
L
N D38
L
N S17
L
U
CHH 1 2/05/1989 A 1 N H90
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EX-DUKE PROF SAYS HE MAY RUN FOR CONGRESS
CONGRESSIONAL CLUB
SEE NATIONAL CONGRESSIONAL CLUB
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD
BURLINGTON HIGH SCHOOL'S FOOTBALL TEAM IS HONORED IN CONGRESSIONAL..
THE DMB l 3 (BAND)
RALEIGH ROCKERS THE CONNELLS SATURDAY NIGHT AT UNC'S MEMORIAL HALL
RALEIGH QUINTET SHOWS PROMISE IN LATEST ALBUM
CONSCIENCE FUND
SEE CRIMINAL RESTITUTION
CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTORS
SEE ALSO RELIGION (SEE ALSO NAMES OF CHURCHES)
SEE ALSO VIETNAM
VIETNAM ERA CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTOR GOT BOOK IDEAS IN RICHMOND SLUMS
CONSERVATION
SEE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
CONSERVATION FUND (ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA)
ENVIRONMENTALISTS WIN ONE
CONSERVATIONISTS BID ON THE FUTURE
CONSERVATION RESERVE PROGRAM
SEE ALSO FARMLAND, DURHAM COUNTY
PRESERVATION PLAN WOULD SLOW SELLOUTS
PRESERVING FARMLAND TO KEEP COUNTY GREEN
S 2 6/07/1989 B 1 P N M06
H 2 2/18/1989 B 2 N
3/03/1989 D 14 P P
4/06/1989 B 1 R H90
H 2 2/26/1989 B 8 P U H49
S
CHH
2 9/11/1989 A
1 9/23/1989 A
7/24/1989 A
7/25/1989 A
CONSERVATIVES
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
SEE ALSO FRIENDS OF DURHAM
SEE ALSO JOHN BIRCH SOCIETY
SEE ALSO LIBERALS _
SEE ALSO TRIANGLE CONSERVATIVE COALITION (TRICONS) ,mjxjr„ ,
CONSERVATIVES RISE AGAINj FRIENDS OF DURHAM SHOULD LEARN FROM... MI STAKES H
DURHAM COALITION PLANS NOV. ELECTION STRATEGY _m H
FRIENDS OF DURHAM FACES FINAL RACE WITH FULL COFFERS, STRONG MANPOWER H
REMARKABLE SHOWING H
VOTERS READY FOR CHANGE H
8/21/1989 A
10/12/1989 A
10/12/1989 A
10/12/1989 A
10/15/1989 D
CONSERVING ENERGY DOLLARS (DURHAM SUN COLUMN)
SEE ALSO ENERGY CONSERVATION
EFFICIENCY IS ECONOMICAL
FIREPLACE GRATE IS ENERGY EFFICIENT
WINDOWS NEED INSULATION
ACRYLIC LATEX IS GOOD FOR CAULKING
STORM WINDOWS BIG SAVERS/SAVING ENERGY $
ACRYLIC STORM WINDOWS ECONOMICAL TO INSTALL
•QUILTS' INSULATE WINDOWS
INSULATION CONTRACTORS WILL GIVE FREE ESTIMATES
INSULATING WALLS CAN BE TRICKY
SPECIAL ENERGY DEVICES HELP APARTMENT RESIDENTS
COMMUNAL EFFORT SAVES ENERGY
ATTIC FAN OPENING CAN BE INSULATED
GOOD DESIGN SAVES ENERY/CONSERVING ENERGY *
N.C. SOLAR CENTER HAS MANY SERVICES
GOOD INSULATION NEEDED FOR SOLAR HOME
SOLAR DESIGN WILL HELP SAVE ENERGY
PASSIVE SOLAR WATER HEATERS RELIABLE
SOLAR ENERGY BECOMES COST-EFFECTIVE
SOLAR EQUIPMENT DOESN'T REQUIRE MUCH MAINTENANCE
AIR CONDITIONERS SHOULD BE EFFICIENT
ATTIC VENTS ARE WORTH THE COST/CONSERVING ENERGY »
TURNING OFF HOUSE BIG SAVER/ CONSERVING ENERGY $
EPISCOPAL CHURCH IS SAVING ENERGY DOLLARS
RECYCLING BENEFITS EVERYONE
1/07/1989 A
1/14/1989 A
1/21/1989 A
1/28/1989 A
2/04/1989 A
2/11/1989 A
2/18/1989 A
2/25/1989 A
3/04/1989 A
3/11/1989 A
3/18/1989 A
3/25/1989 A
4/01/1989 A
4/08/1989 A
4/15/1989 A
4/22/1989 A
4/29/1989 A
5/06/1989 A
5/13/1989 A
5/20/1989 A
6/03/1989 A
6/10/1989 A
6/17/1989 A
6/24/1989 A
3 E
4 E
1 N H65
4 E
E
N R63
N R63
E
E
H05
H05
H05
H05
H05
H05
H05
H05
H05
H05
H05
H05
H05
H05
H05
H05
H05
H05
H05
H05
H05
H05
H05
H05
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CLEANING DISHWASHER SAVES ENERGY DOLLARS
RADIANT BARRIERS CHILL OUT AIR CONDITIONING EXPENSES
REFLECTIVE FOIL IS EASY TO INSTALL
EXPERIMENTS OFFER FUN FOR CHILDREN
GAS WATER HEATERS SAVE ENERGY DOLLARS
WASTING WATER RUNS UP BILLS
HAND-OPERATED TOOLS SAVE ENERGY DOLLARS
NEW SOLAR TECHNOLOGY IS BEING DEVELOPED
CONSERVING ENERGY SAVES OUR PLANET
CONSPIRACY
FORMER COLT OFFICIAL PLEADS GUILTY TO FIREARMS CHARGE
CONSTRUCTION CONTROL SERVICE CORP.
BOND BACKS CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT CONTRACT FOR COURTHOUSE RENOVATION
COUNTY HIRING COMPANY TO OVERSEE CONSTRUCTION
MINORITY FIRM TO OVERSEE COUNTY COURTHOUSE PROJECT
CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
SEE ALSO BUILDING CONTRACTORS
SEE ALSO NELLO L. TEER CO.
SEE ALSO WOMEN IN CONSTRUCTION
BENCH MARK/INSTITUTIONAL CONSTRUCTION IN U.S. TO CONTINUE TO BE STRONG..
GAP BETWEEN 1988, 1989 CONSTRUCTION IS WIDENING/THE BENCH MARK
IRS PROBES CONSTRUCTION IN TRIANGLE
CONSULTING FIRMS
SEE ALSO CAMP DRESSER I MCKEE
SEE ALSO HAZEN AND SAWYER
CHILD PROTECTION WOE PROMPTS SOCIAL SERVICES TO ENGAGE CONSULTANTS
ACHIEVEMENTS OF WORKSHOP PLEASE BOND
♦14,000 OK'D FOR SCHOOL CONSULTANTS
PAYING THE PRICE OF ADVICE/SUNDAY FOCUS: CONSULTANTS
MORE WORKERS MEAN FEWER CONSULTANTS, HARTWELL SAYS
STUDIES RAISE GOOD ISSUES, HOWES SAYS
WATCH YOUR WALLET, DR. SEUSS
LIBRARY CONSULTANT TO BE HIRED
CONSULTANTS TO SCRUTINIZE UNC POLICE
CONSUMER CREDIT
SEE ALSO CONSUMER DEBT
CONSUMER-CREDIT COUNSELING SERVICE MAY OPEN
CONSUMER DEBT
SEE ALSO CONSUMER CREDIT
SEE ALSO CREDIT
SEE ALSO DEBTS
CONSUMER-CREDIT COUNSELING SERVICE MAY OPEN
CONSUMER EDUCATION
SEE CONSUMER PROTECTION
CONSUMER INFORMATION CENTER
SEE ALSO INFORMATION RESOURCES
GOVERNMENT OFFERS TIPS TO CONSUMERS
CONSUMER PROTECTION
GOVERNMENT OFFERS TIPS TO CONSUMERS
HELP CONSUMERS FOR A CHANGE
CONTACT TELEMINISTRY ORGANIZATION
SEE CONTACT DURHAM, INC. (CRISIS INTERVENTION PROGRAM)
INDEX BY
12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
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P
S I T
E ELY
D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
PENSES
S
S
S
S
S
S
S
S
S
2 7/01/1989 A
2 7/08/1989 A
2 7/15/1989 A
2 7/22/1989 A
2 7/29/1989 A
2 8/05/1989 A
2 8/12/1989 A
2 8/19/1989 A
2 8/26/1989 A
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
UH05
U H05
U H05
UH05
UH05
U H05
U H05
U H05
U BOS
H 2 1/06V1989 C 10 N
CONTACT WEEK
SEE CONTACT DURHAM, INC.
(CRISIS INTERVENTION PROGRAM)
CONTEMPT OF COURT CITATIONS
SEE ALSO COURTS, DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO COURTS, N.C.
9/09/1989 A
9/12/1989 C
9/12/1989 C
S 2 3/14/1989 A
H 2 4/26/1989 A
1 P N H65
7 N S69
1 NH65
H 2
1/08/1989 F
1 DN
H 2
4/09/1989 F
1 N
S 2
5/15/1989 A
1 N M06
H 2
1/26/1989 C
1 N A54
H 2
3/23/1989 B
5PN
H 2
4/11/1989 C
6 N
CHH 1
7/09/1989 A
1 CF M20
CHH 1
7/09/1989 A
1 P F M20
CHH 1
7/09/1989 A
1 N M70
CHH 1
7/09/1989 A
4 E
CHH 1
7/12/1989 A
3 N
CHH 1 10/26/1989 A
1 N S17
S 2 12/07/1989 C 1 N E33
S 2 12/07/1989 C 1 N E33
S 2 3/14/1989 A 6 P F 659
6 P F G59
4 E
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12/31/1989
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LAWYER FINED FOR CONTEHPT AFTER CLIENT'S CASE POSTPONED EIGHT TIKES
JUDGE DECIDES POLICE OFFICERS NOT IN CONTEHPT
COLLEAGUES SUPPORTIVE OF ACTIONS— NAKELL
CONTESTS (SEE ALSO SPECIFIC NAMES OF CONTESTS)
SEE ALSO COOKING CONTESTS
SEE ALSO FROST
SEE ALSO LOGOS
'BATH DUCK' GETS INVENTOR, 6, OUT OF 'HOT HATER*
THE DURHAM SUN... FIND YOUR PLACE IN THE SUN (CONTEST)
FIND YOUR PLACE IN THE SUN (CONTEST)
1ST WINNERS NAMED IN SUN CONTEST .
2 FROM DURHAM WIN 2ND WEEK OF SUN CONTEST
FIND YOUR PLACE IN THE SUN (CONTEST)
FIND YOUR PLACE IN THE SUN (CONTEST)
FIND YOUR PLACE IN THE SUN (CONTEST)
FIND YOUR PLACE IN THE SUN (CONTEST) „»_„,
DURHAM MAN WINS GRAND PRIZE IN SUN CENTENNIAL CONTEST
HE WON HIS PLACE IN THE SUN - HAVE FUN FRANK!
SCHOOLS SET SLOGAN CONTEST _„.„,
JORDAN STUDENT WINS DISTRICT ART CONTEST
MATH SCHOOL TEAM WINS U.S. CONTEST
CONTEST 'BITES' WINNERS
SEASON'S EATING! /APPETIZER
SEASON'S EATINGI/MAIN COURSE
DURHAM'S MARTIN LUTHER KING PANEL SPONSORING CONTEST
CONTINENTAL AIRLINES
NO SINGLE CAUSE FOR DISASTERS
CONTINENTAL CLUB
SEE DURHAM CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
CONTINENTAL SOCIETIES INC., DURHAM CHAPTER
TEEN PREGNANCY AWARENESS
STEPPING OUT IN STYLE
CONTRACEPTION
SEE BIRTH CONTROL
CONTRACTORS
SEE BUILDING CONTRACTORS
SEE MINORITY CONTRACTORS
SEE PAVING CONTRACTORS
CONTRACTS
SEE ALSO ATHLETIC CONTRACTS
SEE ALSO BUILDING CONTRACTORS
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, U.S.
SEE ALSO DEFENSE CONTRACTORS
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C., CONTRACT BIDDING
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C., CONTRACT BIDDING
SEE ALSO FEDERAL CONTRACTS
SEE ALSO N.C., STATE CONTRACTS
SEE ALSO PAVING CONTRACTORS
SEE ALSO PRICE FIXING
LEGAL CONTRACTS AVAILABLE
CONTRA DANZA
SHAPES OF THE INNER EXPERIENCE; SOUTH AMERICANS BRING A VISION...
SOUTH AMERICAN DANCE CO. PERFORMS TONIGHT „_„.,, 1A1
LATIN DANCE TROUPES SHOW CONTRAST IN STYLES AT FESTIVAL
SOUTH AMERICANS HAVE STYLE
STAGE IS SET AT DUKE FOR ARGENTINEAN DANCERS
CONTRAS
SEE ALSO IRAN/CONTRAS AFFAIR
SEE ALSO NICARAGUA
PROTESTING AID TO CONTRAS
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H 2 1/12/1989 C 1 N S82
H 2 3/01/1989 C 1 N
CHH 1 11/23/1989 A 3 P N H90
s
2
s
2
s
2
s
2
s
2
s
2
s
2
s
2
s
2
s
2
s
2
H
2
s
2
s
2
s
2
s
2
s
2
s
2
H
2
2/08/1989
3/07/1989
3/14/1989
3/14/1989
3/21/1989
3/21/1989
3/28/1989 .
4/04/1989 B
4/11/1989 B
4/19/1989 C
4/25/1989 A
5/24/1989 B
5/26/1989 A
6/22/1989
7/08/1989
12/06/1989
12/06/1989
12/06/1989
12/28/1989 B
NS92
F
F
N
N
F
F
F
F
N
F
N
N
N S92
E
F S27
F G59
F S27
N
H 2 8/16/1989 A 4 E
4/11/1989 B
8/12/1989 A
2 P P K30
5 P P S73
H 2 8/21/1989 A 13 N
6/26/1989 B
6/26/1989 C
6/27/1989 B
6/27/1989 B
6/27/1989 C
F Zll
N T77
R L59
R B71
N T77
H 2 4/04/1989 C 1 P P T37
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ANNUAL
1/01/1989 -
INDEX BY
12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
REAGAN'S HYPOCRISY GOOD LESSON FOR BUSH
SANFORD AND HELMS HAVE OPPOSITION REACTIONS ON DECISION TO DISBAND...
CONTRIBUTING TO THE TRIANGLE (SUN COLUMN)
CONTRIBUTING TO THE TRIANGLE/LILLIAN HOLLAND
CONTRIBUTING TO THE TRIANGLE/LAURA COUSINEAU
CONTRIBUTING TO THE TRIANGLE/TOM RICHARDSON
CONTRIBUTING TO THE TRIANGLE/SUSAN CRAWFORD ROSS
CONTRIBUTING TO THE TRIANGLE/ARLENE CORRIGAN
CONTRIBUTING TO THE TRIANGLE/BOB JACKSON
CONTRIBUTING TO THE TRIANGLE/RON WHITFIELD
CONTRIBUTING TO THE TRIANGLE/SHEILA PFAENDER
CONTRIBUTING TO THE TRIANGLE/JAN YARDLEY
CONTRIBUTING TO THE TRIANGLE/DELLA FULBRIGHT
CONTRIBUTING TO THE TRIANGLE/DR. MARCUS INGRAM
CONTRIBUTING TO THE TRIANGLE/SAMUEL BROUN
CONTRIBUTING TO THE TRIANGLE/REV. CATHY CARLSON
CONTRIBUTING TO THE TRIANGLE/BOBBY UOMBLE
CONTRIBUTING TO THE TRIANGLE/MIRIAM CLIFFORD
CONTRIBUTING TO THE TRIANGLE/RUTH ANN MEIER
CONTRIBUTING TO THE TRIANGLE/DONALD ROYSTER
CONTRIBUTING TO THE TRIANGLE/DORETTA BROUNING
CONTRIBUTING TO THE TRIANGLE/ JEFFREY PARKIN
CONTRIBUTING TO THE TRIANGLE/6LENDA CLAUSON
CONTRIBUTING TO THE TRIANGLE/SHERRY BURTON
CONTRIBUTING TO THE TRIANGLE/KAY ROSENMARKLE
CONTRIBUTING TO THE TRIANGLE/LARRY BUMGARDNER
CONTRIBUTING TO THE TRIANGLE
CONTRIBUTING TO THE TRIANGLE/DAVID STRICKLAND
CONTRIBUTING TO THE TRIANGLE/BETTY WORRELL
CONTRIBUTING TO THE TRIANGLE/MAUREEN DAUGHTRY
CONTRIBUTING TO THE TRIANGLE/HENRY BUFOfiD
CONTRIBUTING TO THE TRIANGLE/LARRY POLLARD
CONTRIBUTING TO THE TRIANGLE/LEE R. WILLIAMS
CONTRIBUTING TO THE TRIANGLE/C. MICHAEL POOLE
CONTRIBUTING TO THE TRIANGLE/MARIO SCOTT
CONTRIBUTING TO THE TRIANGLE/ARLENE J. DIOSEGY
CONTRIBUTING TO THE TRIANGLE/GRETCHEN COOLEY
CONVENIENCE STORES
SEE ALSO DRIVE-THROUGH ESTABLISHMENTS
SEE ALSO GROCERY STORES
PLANS FOR NEW 'ENTRANCE WAY' CONVENIENCE STORE DRAWS PRAISE
TWO CONVENIENCE STORES ARE ROBBED
FIRE OFFICIALS WATCH STORES FOR FIREWORKS
CONVENTIONS
SEE ALSO DURHAM CONVENTION AND VISITORS BUREAU
LET TAR HEEL HONEY STAY HERE
HAYTT SEEKS »25,000 TO PAY CONVENTION PLANNING COSTS
OCCUPANCY IN OMNI ROOKS 30 PERCENT; OTHER BUSINESS GOOD
COOKBOOKS
SEE ALSO FOOD
MEALS ON THE FLY, N.C. NATIVE HARLENE MORRIS'S NEW COOKBOOK TAKES WING
COOKBOOK DESIGNED FOR FIRST-TIME CHEFS
HOMESTEAD RESORT INSPIRES COOKBOOK
COOKIES
COMMERCIAL PURCHASES INCREASINGLY INCLUDE ENVIRONMENTAL PROBE
COOKING
SEE ALSO MICROWAVE COOKING
SEE ALSO SOUTHERN COOKING
FEWER WOMEN SLAVING OVER HOT STOVES
TAKING THE CALORIES OUT OF YOUR OLD FAVORITE RECIPES
COOKING SHOULD BE EXCITING AND FUN
CARIBBEAN CUISINE COMES TO DURHAM
COOKING CONTESTS
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H 2 8/12/1989 B 4 N
s
2
1/07/1989 D
3 P B
s
2
1/14/1989 D
3 P B
s
2
1/21/1989 D
3 PB
s
2
1/28/1989 D
3 P B
s
2
2/04/1989 D
3 P B
s
2
2/11/1989 D
3P B
s
2
2/18/1989 D
3 P B
s
2
2/25/1989 D
3 P B
s
2
3/04/1989 D
3 PB
s
2
3/11/1989 D
3 P B
s
2
3/18/1989 D
3 P B
s
2
3/25/1989 D
3 P B
s
2
4/01/1989 D
3 P B
s
2
4/08/1989 D
3 P B
s
2
4/15/1989 D
4 P B
s
2
4/22/1989 D
3 P B
s
2
4/29/1989 B
8 P B
s
2
5/06/1989 D
3 P B
s
2
5/13/1989 D
3 P B
s
2
5/20/1989 D
3 PB
s
2
5/27/1989 D
3 P B
s
2
6/03/1989 D
3 P B
s
2
6/10/1989 D
3 P B
s
2
6/17/1989 D
3 P B
s
2
6/24/1989 D
3 P B
s
2
7/01/1989 D
3 P B
s
2
7/08/1989 D
3 P B
s
2
7/15/1989 D
3 PB
s
2
7/22/1989 D
3 P B
s
2
7/29/1989 D
3 P B
s
2
8/05/1989 D
3 P B
s
2
8/12/1989 D
3 P B
s
2
8/19/1989 D
3 P B
s
2
8/26/1989 D
3 P B
CHH 1
1/13/1989 A
1 N M70
H
2
6/14/1989 D
12 N
s
2 10/27/1989 C
1 N B53
H
2
3/22/1989 A
4 E
H
2
5/10/1989 A
1 N S69
H
2
7/20/1989 C
1 N N36
H
2
1/04/1989 B
1 PF S56
s
2
1/25/1989 B
1 PF G59
s
2
6/14/1989 C
1 PF G59
H
2 11/18/1989 C
1 N C60
CHH 1 2/02/1989 A 5 P N U80
H 2 3/01/1989 B 1 F
S 2 4/12/1989 B 1 P F S27
S 2 5/17/1989 C 1 P F G59
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SUBJECTS
SEE ALSO CONTESTS (SEE ALSO SPECIFIC NAMES OF CONTESTS)
RECIPE FOR COOKING STARDOM „
A HEALTHY AND TASTY ONE-DISH MEAL CAN WIN YOU $100
ENTER A HEALTHY RECIPEi IT COULD BE WORTH $100
DORIS DE MERS WINS COOKING CONTEST ^^ tu ,____
PRIZE CHILI; HEALTHY AND QUICK CHILI RECIPE IS FIRST IN CONTEST
COOL SPRING (MUSICAL)
'COOL SPRING' TOASTS AN ERA
COOPERATIVE ASSISTANCE FUND
HAYTI CORP. BANKRUPTCY PLAGUES SISTER COMPANY
COOPERATIVE LEARNING METHODS
PRINCIPAL DENIES POUE ELITIST 'REFUGE'
COOPERATIVE OCEANOGRAPHIC PROGRAM
SEE DUKE UNIV. MARINE LABORATORY
COOPERATIVES
SEE FOOD CO-OPS
COORDINATED ADOLESCENT PREGNANCY PROGRAM
SEE ALSO PREGNANCY, ADOLESCENT ___
LOCAL OFFICIALS HONOR PROGRAM FOR ARE TEEN-AGE PARENTS
COORDINATED AGENCY TRANSPORTATION
ORANGE CO. CAT TO GET 2 NEW VANS
COORDINATING COUNCIL AGAINST CHILD VICTIMIZATION
SEE ALSO CHILD ABUSE, DURHAM _ _
CHILD-ABUSE CONSULTANTS TO VISIT DURHAM AGENCIES
COORDINATING COUNCIL FOR SENIOR CITIZENS
SEE ALSO NEIGHBORHOOD ADVISERS PROJECT
SEE ALSO SENIOR CITIZENS
A COMMUNITY HELPS ITS AGING
AGENCY GOAL: TAP POTENTIAL OF ELDERLY
COORDINATION AND CONSULTATION COMMITTEE „ „__
SEE UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, COORDINATION AND CONSULTATION COMMITTEE
COPPER BOWL
SEE ALSO COLLEGE BOWLS
NCSU SHOULD JUST SAY NO TO COPPER BOWL
'PACK GOES WEST IN SEARCH OF LOST EXPECTATIONS
COPPER FOES SHARE BROKEN DREAMS
WOLFPACK'S DARK CLOUD COULD HAVE A COPPER LINING
FANS TARNISH COPPER BOWL _ „ ,mmmm^m.
MONTGOMERY SEEKS REDEMPTION IN FINAL GAME WITH WOLFPACK
SHERIDAN NOT WORRIED ABOUT HOME-FIELD EDGE
COPPERHEADS
SEE ALSO SNAKES
ADVISER SLIPS AWAY FROM SLITHERING BEAST; SNAKE FOUND UNDER PARKED CAR
COPY MACHINES
SEE PHOTOCOPYING
SEE XEROX
COPYRIGHT LAW
^PROFESSOR PUBLISHING' UNDER FIRE; COPY COMPANIES DEFEND POLICIES
KINKO'S MANAGER SAYS COMPANY TO FIGHT COPYRIGHT SUIT
COPYTRON (BUSINESS)
COPYTRON FILES SUIT OVER NEON SIGN LAW
COPYTRON FILES SUIT OVER NEON SIGN LAW
NEON LIGHT SUIT STILL TURNED ON
CHAPEL HILL: A TOWN IN A FULL-COURT PRESS/SUNDAY FOCUS
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H 2 2/12/1989 E 2 P F Zll
H 2 2/22/1989 B 1 N
H 2 3/08/1989 B 1 N
H 2 3/29/1989 A 1 P P
H 2 3/29/1989 B 1 P F IMA
H 2 10/15/1989 E 1 P F H45
H 2 8/29/1989 A 1 N R63
H 2 1/04/1989 A 1 P N J40
CHH 1 5/13/1989 A 5 N
CHH 1 1/06/1989 A 3 N M20
S 2 4/21/1989 C 8 P N B53
H 2 5/10/1989 A 4 E
H 2 11/06/1989 B 1 P N S22
H
S
S
H
S
S
H
11/22/1989 D
12/12/1989 C
12/29/1989 B
12/30/1989 D
12/30/1989 B
12/30/1989 B
12/31/1989 C
U K88
U F25
U F25
N M64
N F25
U F25
N M64
CHH 1 9/18/1989 A 1 N H90
CHH 1
CHH 1
3/30/1989 A 1 P N S17
5/05/1989 A 1 N S17
CHH 1 1/19/1989 A 1 N M70
CHH 1 1/19/1989 A 1 N H90
CHH 1 2/03/1989 A 3 N C62
CHH 1 2/12/1989 A 1 P N M70
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CORCORAN ST. PARKING GARAGE
THUG GETS KICKS] SHE'S A BROUN BELT
CORN
CORNUCOPIA OF FRESH EARS
CORNING GLASSWARE INC.
COURT UPHOLDS PATENT FINDING FOR CORNING, SUMITOMO OFFICIAL SAYS...
CORONARY BYPASS SURGERY
SEE ALSO HEART SURGERY
COUNTY GENERAL'S OPEN HEART SURGERY PROGRAM SET
DUKE STUDY: BYPASS SURGERY MORE EFFECTIVE THAN MEDICINE
FIRST CORONARY BYPASS PERFORMED AT HOSPITAL
HEALTH COSTS: SHOP AROUND
DUKE LEADS IN NEW HEART-SURGERY TECHNIQUE
CORPORAL PUNISHMENT
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C., CORPORAL PUNISHMENT
AREA SCHOOLS REFLECT PUNISHMENT DEBATE
PWCL ADVANCES DAY-CARE CENTER ANTI-SPANKING BILL
BILL TO REPEAL DAY-CARE SPANKING BAN ADVANCES
OPPONENTS DELAY VOTE ON ALLOWING DAY-CARE SPANKINGS
STATE LOOKS BACKWARD ON DAY-CARE SPANKING
HOUSE OKS DAY-CARE SPANKING BILL
HOUSE VOTES TO ALLOW SPANKINGS IN CHURCH-RUN DAY-CARE CENTERS
SPANKING SUIT DEAL THREATENS CHILDREN
DURHAM NAN STABBED. BEATEN IN ARGUMENT OVER SPANKING
ALTERNATIVES TO SPANKING URGED
PANEL SHOULDN'T TOUCH DAY-CARE SPANKING BAN
CORP. FOR PUBLIC BROADCASTING
3 UNC PRODUCTIONS GET NATIONAL HONORS
CORRECTIONS
SEE ASSOCIATED PRESS, CORRECTIONS
SEE DURHAM MORNING HERALD, CORRECTIONS AND CLARIFICATIONS
SEE DURHAM SUN, CORRECTIONS AND CLARIFICATIONS
CORRUPTION IN BUSINESS
SEE ALSO BUSINESS ETHICS
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, U.S.
SEE ALSO FRAUD
SEE ALSO WHISTLEBLOWERS
STATE SEIZES RECORDS OF HAYTI GROUP
CORRUPTION IN GOVERNMENT
SEE ALSO FRAUD
SEE ALSO SPECIAL PROSECUTORS
SEE ALSO WHISTLEBLOWERS
CORRUPTION WITHOUT PROSECUTION
AMONG MR. WRIGHT'S WRONGS
ILLEGAL, NO; SCANDALOUS, YES/JAMES WATT, OTHERS USED PULL TO HELP..
THE ROBBING HUD SCANDAL
STAINED BY HIS OWN SILENCE
SHAMEFUL 101ST CONGRESS
CORRUPTION IN SPORTS
SEE SPORTS, SCANDALS
COSMETICS
SHOPS PEDDLE 'CRUELTY-FREE' BEAUTY
1989 BRINGS SHIFT IN ANIMAL TESTING
COSMETOLOGY
SEE ALSO HAIRDRESSERS
CANCER PATIENTS FEEL BETTER BY LOOKING GOOD
H 2 4/20/1989 C 1 N
CHH 1 9/15/1989 A 3 P P L38
H 2 2/28/1989 A 10 N
H
2 4/12/1989 C
1 P N C60
S
2 4/14/1989 A
1
N
H
2 4/15/1989 C
1
N
H
2 4/18/1989 A
4
E
S
2 11/04/1989 C
1
N
CHH 1 3/14/1989 A
1
N C62
H
2 5/03/1989 D
9
N
H
2 7/06/1989 A
10
N
H
2 7/08/1989 A
6
N
S
2 7/08/1989 A
4
E
H
2 7/12/1989 D
4
N
H
2 7/13/1989 B
2
N
S
2 9/15/1989 A
4
E
H
2 10/02/1989 A
8
N
CHH 1 ll/09/198c
5
N
S
2 11/18/1989 A
4
E
CHH 1 6/19/1989 A 3 N
H 2 4/21/1989 A 1 P N S69
1/24/1989 A
5/04/1989 A
6/02/1989 A
6/16/1989 A
10/03/1989 A
12/01/1989 A
CHH 1 12/30/1989 A 3 P N
CHH 1 12/30/1989 A 3 N
H 2 10/30/1989 B 1 P N C60
COST OF LIVING INDEX, CHAPEL HILL
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SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C.
CHAPEL HILL LIVING COST HIGHEST IN STATE
LAND OF MILK AND HONEY HAS ITS PRICE
APPRAISER SAYS HOUSING STUDY IS MISLEADING
'HEAVEN' IS NOT CHEAP
IS HOUSING EFFORT WORTH THE COST?
UNC URGED TO HELP EASE LACK OF HOUSING
CHAPEL HILL'S LIVING COSTS STILL TOPS
COST OF LIVING INDEX, DURHAM
SEE ALSO ECONOMY , DURHAM
SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT, DURHAM
SEE ALSO UAGES, DURHAM
CHAPEL HILL LIVING COST HIGHEST IN STATE
COSTUMES
SEE ALSO HALLOWEEN COSTUMES _
'tt&S^ SSBySyS^S&n SUPPED INDIANA JO*S FOR UNC
COTTAGE INDUSTRIES
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, U.S.
SEE ALSO FAMILY-OWNED BUSINESSES
LET THEM WORK AT HOME
COTTON BOWL
SEE ALSO COLLEGE BOWLS
'41 BLUE DEVILS RELISH RENEWAL OF DUKE FORTUNES
COTTON'S COUNTRY BAR-B-CUE
PIG AT COTTON'S IS TRULY 'MELTINGLY TENDER'
COUCH POTATOES
SEE ALSO TELEVISION
SPORTS MANIA
COULTER ASSOCIATES
TOWN OKS OPEN SPACE STUDY FUNDS
COUNCIL FOR ENTREPRENEURIAL DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, DURHAM
SEE ALSO ENTREPRENEURIAL3HIP
SEE ALSO VENTURE CAPITAL FIRMS
ENTREPRENEURIAL GROUP PLANS WORKSHOPS
COUNCIL OF CIVIC CLUBS OF GREATER DURHAM
NEW OFFICERS
COUNCIL OF STATE
SEE N.C. COUNCIL OF STATE
COUNCIL OF STATE GOVERNMENTS
SEE ALSO KERR-TAR COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS
SEE ALSO PIEDMONT TRIAD COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS
SEE ALSO REGION K COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS
SEE ALSO TRIANGLE J COUNCIL OF GOVERttOTTS
MONEY RUMORS WORRY COUNCILS OF GOVERNMENT
COUNCIL OF STATE SEATS
SEE N.C. COUNCIL OF STATE
EH M"* TI UTI I F COWUNITY
•TO SWE THE GOOD LORD'-COJNCILVILLE CHURCH GREW OUT OF... PRAYER..
COUNTERFEIT MONEY
SEE ALSO FORGERY
POLICE LOG/STUDENTS OF SCIENCE, MATH SCHOOL ASSAULTED
COUNTRY CLUBS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTRY CLUB (DEFUNCT)
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CHH 1 1/07/1989 A 1 C N S17
CHH 1 1/08/1989 A 4 E
CHH 1 1/12/1989 A 3 N S17
S 2 1/12/1989 A 4 E
CHH 1 1/27/1989 A 4 E
CHH 1 2/02/1989 A 3 P N M70
CHH 1 6/17/1989 A 1 C N S17
CHH 1 1/07/1989 A 1 C N S17
H 2 6/25/1989 E 9 P R G68
H 2 8/28/1989 A 6 P F P10
H 2 4/26/1989 A 4 E
H 2 12/29/1989 B 1 U M88
H 2 9/01/1989 D 7 R 077
H 2 11/09/1989 A 4 E
CHH 1 9/26/1989 A 1 N M70
H 2 12/01/1989 C 4 N K65
S 2 10/04/1989 C 3 P P T32
H 2 2/01/1989 C 1 N P41
CHH 1 2/06/1989 A 1 P Q M20
H 2 8/28/1989 A 11 N M51
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NEW 2-STORY CLUBHOUSE, AMENITIES CENTER GOING UP IN HOPE VALLEY FARMS.,. H 2 7/23/1989 F 1 P N
COUNTRY MUSIC
gcp aisO MUSIC
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, SOUTHERN F0LKLIFE COLLECTION
A WHOLE LOTTA COUNTRY
PINKY & DUKE; NOW, JUST WHO ARE THESE PEOPLE?
ROCKABILLY, DIXIELAND, BLUES & SUING. IT'S ALL COUNTRY TO THE WHEEL
COUNTRY SINGER LYLE LOVETT — AGGIE WIT & .45 DRAMA
COLLECTION HAS SOUNDS OF SOUTH
COUNTRY MUSIC! TWO APPROACHES/RALPH STANLEY'S STILL PLAYING IT...
NANCY MIDDLETONi HER POWER-PACKED VOICE IS MAKING ITSELF HEARD...
MOUNTAIN MUSIC MAN
COUNTRY STORE (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.)
DOWN AT THE COUNTRY STORE
COUNTRY STORES
SEE ALSO GROCERY STORES
SEE ALSO SUPERMARKETS, DURHAM
NEW FEDERAL REGULATIONS ON FUEL TANKS FORCING MANY COUNTRY STORES...
COUNTY FAIRS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY FAIR
COUNTY FAIRS WANT TO SHED CARNY IMAGE
COUNTY GOVERNMENT WEEK
DURHAM TO CELEBRATE COUNTY GOVERNMENT WEEK
COUNTY MANAGERS, N.C.
BOND 3RD HIGHEST-PAID COUNTY MANAGER IN STATE
COUP D'ETAT
HELMS SAYS NORIEGA SHOT MAJOR, ATTACKS WHITE HOUSE INACTION
PROFESSORS STRANIO IN PHILIPPICS
TEACHER EXPRESSES RELIEF AFTER FLIGHT FROM MANILA
COURAGE
JERRY GENTRY/BEING COURAGEOUS ISN'T ALWAYS EASY
COURT-APPOINTED LAWYERS
SEE ALSO LAWYERS, N.C.
SEE ALSO PUBLIC DEFENDERS, DURHAM
DURHAM'S BREED OF FREE LAWYERS NEARS EXTINCTION
COURT-MARTIAL
SEE MILITARY, COURTS MARTIAL
CHH 1
H 2
H 2
H 2
1/06/1989 D
1/06/1989 D
1/20/1989 D
2/26/1989 F
3/10/1989 A
3/24/1989 D
5/04/1989 B
6/20/1989 A
1 PP S73
10 P F Zll
8 P F W66
10 P F H90
5 N
3 P F F55
1 P F Zll
6 P F S56
CHH 1 9/24/1989 A 3 P P C45
H 2 2/18/1989 C 3 N
1/22/1989 B
2/18/1989 C
S 2 12/20/1989 A
H 2 10/06/1989 A
CHH 1 12/02/1989 A
CHH 1 12/05/1989 A
3 N
1 PNH65
1 N H65
1 P N
1 N H90
1 N M25
H 2 2/25/1989 A 4 U 533
H 2 11/20/1989 A 1 N S82
COURT SQUARE SHOPS
GAPING HOLE IN DOWNTOWN HILLSBORUGH TO BE SITE OF RETAIL-OFFICE BUILDING CHH 1 11/25/1989 A
COURTESY
SERVICE MAY IMPROVE
OFFICIALS DEFEND COURTESY CHARGE
COURTESY TITLES
SEE ALSO NAMES
COURTESY TITLES RETURNING?
COURTS, DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO CONTEMPT OF COURT CITATIONS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY CLERK'S OFFICE
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY COURTHOUSE
SEE ALSO DURHAM POLICE DEPT. , OFFICERS, COURT DATES
SEE ALSO JUDGES, DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO JURY DUTY
SEE ALSO PRETRIAL NEWS COVERAGE
SEE ALSO PUBLIC DEFENDERS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO SMALL CLAIMS COURT
2 NO-SHOW POLICEMEN MUST SHOW CAUSE OR FACE CONTEMPT CHARGES
S 2 4/17/1989 A
CHH 1 11/29/1989 A
3 P N H90
4 E
3 P N M20
H 2 4/16/1989 D 4 E
H 2 1/06/1989 C 1 P N S82
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LAWYER FINED FOR CONTEMPT AFTER CLIENT'S CASE POSTPONED EIGHT TIMES
CRIKESTOPPERS COURTS INFORMANTS AT COURT
NEW COURT FLAN HAY UNTANGLE WEB OF DELAY
COUNTY LEADS STATE IN COMPENSATION FOR CRIME VICTIMS— COURT OFFICIAL
> 'DEADLIEST-D.A.' REFUTATION TRAILS BRITT TO DURHAM COURTS
PUTTING REALITY IN COURTROOM _ __
FIRE MARSHAL TO ENFORCE MAXIMUM OCCUPANCY IN CROWDED COURTROOMS
COURTS, DURHAM COUNTY, CASE LOADS
NEW PLAN TO END 'JUDGE SHOPPING'
COURTS, DURHAM COUNTY, FINES „
JUDGE GETS TOUGH WITH PEOPLE WHO LAG ON PAYING OFF FINES
NEW JUDGE'S PLAN CORRECTS OLD PROBLEM
FINES SHOULD BE PAID QUICKLY
COURTS, DURHAM COUNTY, MISTRIALS
SEE ALSO MISTRIALS
MISTRIAL DECLARED IN CASE OF JUANITA PETTIFORD'S DEATH
HUNG JURY BRINGS MISTRIAL IN ABORTION-PROTEST CASE
MISTRIAL DECLARED IN DUKE RAPE CASE
COURTS, N.C.
SEE ALSO CONTEMPT OF COURT CITATIONS
SEE ALSO CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM
SEE ALSO JUDGES, N.C.
SEE ALSO JUDICIAL DISTRICT 15-B
SEE ALSO JUDICIAL DISTRICTS, N.C.
SEE ALSO JURY DUTY
SEE ALSO JUVENILE COURTS
SEE ALSO LAW ENFORCEMENT
SEE ALSO LAWYERS, N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C. ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE OF THE COURTS
SEE ALSO N.C. COURT OF APPEALS
SEE ALSO N.C. SUPREME COURT
SEE ALSO PRETRIAL NEWS COVERAGE
SEE ALSO ROBESON COUNTY, N.C, COURTS
ORANGE, CHATHAM LOG HIGH DWI CONVICITON RATES
COURTS, N.C, CASE LOADS
NEW PLAN TARGETS CROWDED COURT CALENDARS
COURTS, ORANGE COUNTY
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY CLERK OF SUPERIOR COURT
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY COURTHOUSE (OLD BUILDING)
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY GRAND JURY _
BREAK-IN TRIAL SHACKLED BY LEG IRONS; JUDGE RULES MISTRIAL,..
PURSE SNATCHING SUSPECT NETS 12 YEARS
PEELE RESIGNS CHIEF DISTRICT JUDGE POST
ORANGE, CHATHAM LOG HIGH DWI CONVICITON RATES
PEELE TO RELINQUISH CHIEF DISTRICT POST
FOX CALLS VICTIMS' ADVOCATE GOOD IDEA
MAKING SENSE OF LOCAL COURTS
STACKING UP IN DISTRICT COURT
THE WAY TO TRIAL-MOST NEVER MAKE IT TO COURT
COURTS, ORANGE COUNTY, COSTS
COSTS INCREASE IN ORANGE COUNTY COURT
COURTS-MARTIAL
SEE MILITARY, COURTS MARTIAL
COUSIN COUSINE (FILM)
'COUSINS' REKINDLES INTEREST IN ITS FRENCH COUSIN
COUSINS (FILM) _
'COUSINS' REALLY BETTER THAN IT OUGHT TO BE
COVERT INTELLIGENCE GATHERING
SEE CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
E
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E
C -PG
1/12/1989 C
2/22/1989 C
6/06/1989 A
8/06/1989 B
8/27/1939 A
9/02/1989 A
12/03/1989 B
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N S82
N B53
E
N S82
1 N S82
E
' N S82
H 2 6/05/1989 A 1 P N S82
2 7/12/1989 C
2 7/15/1989 A
2 7/16/1989 D
H 2 6/24/1989 A
H 2 9/15/1989 C
H 2 10/13/1989 C
1 P N S82
4 E
4 E
1 P N S82
1 N S82
1 N S82
CHH 1 7/24/1989 A 1 N M25
H 2 1/04/1989 D 9 N
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
1/07/1989
1/14/1989
4/14/1989
7/24/1989
8/23/1989
10/02/1989
11/19/1989
11/19/1989
11/19/1989
N H90
N H90
N R63
N M25
N H90
N C62
N H90
N H90
N H90
CHH 1 8/19/1989 A 3 N H90
H 2 5/05/1989 D 11 R L59
H 2 3/10/1989 D 3 P R S66
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SEE SPIES
COWBOY FILHS
SEE COWBOYS
SEE OLD WESTERN FILM CLUB
COWBOYS
SEE ALSO OLD WESTERN FILM CLUB
RIDERS IN THE SKY, ROBERT KEEN JR. PLAY/WILD WEST ARTSCENTER
COWS
SEE ALSO LIVESTOCK
MOOED IN THE SHADE
STANDOFF
WHEN IN DAIRYLAND...
COWS III
COXSACKIE VIRUS _
SEE ALSO DISEASES (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC DISEASES)
SEE ALSO VIRUS
DURHAM DOCTORS TREAT VIRUS ATTACKING CHILDREN
COYOTE CAFE (CARY, N.C.)
COYOTE CAFEJ HAYBE IT ISN'T CHIC, BUT IT'S SOUTHWESTERN FOOD
CRABS
SEE ALSO SHELLFISH
hermit crabs speak in many 'tongues'
blue crabs: a soft touch
OOPS!
GETTING STEAMED UP OVER CRABS
N.C. CRABS GOBBLED UP IN MARYLAND
CRACK
SEE ALSO COCAINE
'SMOKELESS CIGARETTES' TARGETED FOR USEFULNESS IN SMOKING 'CRACK'
CRACK HAKES INROADS IN STATE, OFFICIALS SAY
20 ARRESTED IN CHATHAM CRACK BUST
CRACK BUST FIRST FOR TOWN
SBI OFFICIAL WARNS CRACK WILL BRING 'GANGS AND GUNS'
POLICE LOG/CRACK FOUND DURING RAID; THREE CHARGED
DURHAM POLICE FIND LARGE AMOUNT OF CRACK
POLICE FEAR CRACK ONSET
CHAPEL HILL CRACK-£VERYONE'S PROBLEM
FORGERY PROBE LED OFFICERS TO CRACK
CRACKER JACKS
SEE ALSO POPCORN
GOLD'S FINGER ON CHILD'S TOY PULSE BEAT
CRACOVIA RESTAURANT
CRACOVIA IN CHAPEL HILL/FOR A DIFFERENT TASTE OF EUROPE EVERY DAY
CRAFT SHOWS
SEE ALSO APPLE CHILL FAIR
SEE ALSO OKTOBERFEST (DUKE UNIV.)
THIS SHIRT DESIGNED BY MAX BELOW IS PART OF A SHOW OF CRAFTS...
ART AND CRAFT; DESIGNER CRAFTSMEN HAKE TWAIN TO MEET FOR 20 YEARS NOW
DESIGNER CRAFTSMEN UPHOLD N.C.'S GOOD NAME
WORKS GO ON SALE/CAROLINA DESIGNER CRAFTSMEN
CRAFTS
SEE ALSO CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. UNION CRAFT CENTER
SEE ALSO GROWTH MANAGEMENT PLANNING
SEE ALSO INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT. N.C.
HE IMPORTS CRAFTS FRESH FROM ANDES
OPENING OF CARRBORO CRAFTS SHOP HAS OWNER 'A LITTLE LIGHT-HEADED'
A CRAFTY IDEA THAT GREW
H 2 11/24/1989 D 4 P F B71
CHH 1 4/14/1989 A 3 P P L38
CHH 1 4/22/1989 A 1 P P L38
CHH 1 7/12/1989 A 3 P P L38
S 2 7/12/1989 A 1 P P C45
S 2 8/07/1989 A
H 2 6/16/1989 D
S
H
CHH
CHH
H
H
S
CHH
CHH
CHH
5/19/1989 C
6/21/1989 B
6/22/1989 B
8/09/1989 C
8/09/1989 C
1/06/1989 A
2/06/1989 C
2/22/1989 A
7/18/1989 A
9/08/1989 B
10/27/1989 C
10/27/1989 A
12/24/1989 A
12/27/1989 A
12/28/1989 A
H 2 7/23/1989 B
H 2 11/10/1989 D
1 N H65
4 P R D77
D F
PFS56
P N
D F S27
F C09
N
N
N M70
N M70
N T33
N M51
N B53
N U57
E
N M70
1 P N Bll
10 P R D77
CHH 1 10/11/1989 A 12 P P L38
H 2 10/12/1989 A 6 P F U66
H 2 11/05/1989 E 8 P R G68
H 2 11/24/1989 D 8 N B71
H 2 3/19/1989 D
CHH 1 7/06/1989 A
H 2 10/08/1989 E
6 P N C47
3 P N C62
1 P F S56
CRAFTS FAIR
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SEE CRAFT SHOWS
CRAFTSMEN
SEE ALSO BIRD CARVING
SEE ALSO FOLK ART
SEE ALSO FURNITURE DESIGNERS
SEE ALSO POTTERS
SEE ALSO WEAVERS
MAKING FURNITURE IS LABOR OF LOVE
CRAIG DAVIS PROPERTIES _
DEVELOPER HAY LURE IBM TO ADD TRIANGLE FACILITY
CRANES (MACHINERY)
CENTRAL CITY CLOGGING
CRANE COLLAPSES AT CHICKEN BRIDGE
CRAY RESEARCH INC.
SUPERCOMPUTER ARRIVES AT CENTER IN RTP
CREATIVE CONCEPTS (RALEIGH, N.C.)
FAXAGES
CREDIT
SEE ALSO CONSUMER DEBT
SEE ALSO DEBTS
SEE ALSO LOAN APPLICATIONS
CONGRESS SHOULD END EASY CREDIT POLICIES
REPAYMENT ORDERED IN 'CREDIT REPAIR' SCHEME
CREDIT BUREAU OF DURHAM
AREA CREDIT BUREAU SOLD
EX-HEAD OF MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION BUYS CREDIT BUREAU FOR «2.2 MILLION
CREDIT CARD FRAUD
SEE ALSO FRAUD
CREDIT CARD FORGERY CHARGES FILED
CREDIT CARD 'CON' HITS CHAPEL HILL
POLICE LOG/WOMAN FACES STOLEN CARD USE CHARGE
CREDIT CARDS
SEE ALSO HONOR CARD
MAKE PHILANDERER PAY ANYHOU
REACTIONS MIXED ON BILL TO UNCAP CREDIT CARD RATES
BANKS WANT CONSUMERS TO PAY HIGHER FEES
PANEL HEARS ARGUMENTS ON CREDIT CARD RATES
GOV. MARTIN FAVORS DEREGULATING CREDIT CARD RATES
CREDIT CARD INTEREST CAP PROTECTS CONSUMERS
SMALL VICTORIES, OR TURNING THE TABLES ON THE TIME BANDITS
BEWARE THE ATTACK OF THE BLOOD-SUCKING CREDIT CARD
CONSUMERS MUST BE WARY
CREECH APPLIANCE
CREECH APPLIANCE CO., INC. (AD)
CREEDMOOR, N.C.
ARMY CALLED AFTER BAZOOKA SHELL FOUND
FILM OF 'SINGING STREAM' FAMILY TO BE SHOWN
BUTNER-CREEDMOOR TRAFFIC MATCHED OXFORD'S IN 1988
CLOSING COST CREEDMOOR 100 JOBS
CHRISTIAN RADIO STATION TO SERVE TRIANGLE AREA
FARM BUREAU OPENS CREEDMOOR OFFICE FOR SOUTH GRANVILLE
COMPANY OFFICIALS ANSWER QUESTIONS ON GROUP HOMES
MAYVILLE METAL PLANS PRODUCTION IN SPRING
CREEDMOOR, N.C, BUDGET
CREEDMOOR MANAGER LIST CUT
CREEDMOOR, N.C, CITY MANAGER
CREEDMOOR BOARD DECIDES TO HIRE FIRST CITY MANAGER
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C -PG L P
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S 2 12/28/1989 A 6 P F G59
S 2 8/08/1989 A 1 M N C61
H 2 1/01/1989 C 1 P P M66
CHH 1 2/17/1989 A 1 P N M25
H 2 8/26/1989 C 1 P N K65
H 2 6/04/1989 D 6 P N C47
2/25/1989 A
11/18/1989 C
E
N B53
2 4/28/1989 B
2 4/28/1989 C
H 1 1/14/1989 C
CHH 1 1/31/1989 A
H 2 11/23/1989 C
4 N
1 P N S78
1 N
1 N M70
1 N M51
H
H
S
H
H
S
CHH
CHH
S
3/25/1989
3/25/1989
3/29/1989
3/31/1989
4/01/1989
4/07/1989
8/06/1989
8/13/1989
9/02/1989
E
N
J Oil
N L40
N
E
U
U
E
S 2 4/19/1989 G 10 P A
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
2 1/27/1989 C
2 2/10/1989 C
1 2/16/1989 C
2 5/24/1989 C
2 6/24/1989 A
1 9/07/1989 C
1 10/26/1989 C
2 11/11/1989 C
1 N
1 P N T33
1 M N 046
1 N T33
7 P N T33
1 N T33
1 N T33
1 N T33
H
2
5/12/1989 C
1 N T33
H
1
1/27/1989 C
1 N
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CREEDMOOR SETS HEARING ON HIRING A TOWN MANAGER
CREEDMOOR MANAGER LIST CUT
CREEDNOOR'S FIRST CITY MANAGER SAYS 'THIS IS WHAT I WANT TO DO'
CREEDMOOR, N.Cm ELECTIONS
3 CANDIDATES FILE FOR GRANVILLE POSTS
DEADLINE BRINGS RUSH OF FILING IN GRANVILLE
CREEDMOOR CANDIDATES GIVE THEIR VIEWS
CREEDMOOR, N.C. , MAYOR'S OFFICE
DEADLINE BRINGS RUSH OF FILING IN GRANVILLE
CREEDMOOR MAYOR PIPER TAKES OATH
S
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3/02/1989 C
5/12/1989 C
8/18/1989 C
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1 NT33
1 N T33
1 PN T33
1 7/15/1989 C
1 8/05/1989 B
1 10/27/1989 C
1 8/05/1989 B
2 12/20/1989 C
1 N T33
1 N T33
1 NT33
1 N T33
1 N
CREEDMOOR, N.C, ORDINANCES
CREEDMOOR WAIVING 90-DAY NOTICE PERIOD FOR CHANGE IN CABLE TELEVISION... H
CREEDMOOR, N.C., SEWAGE TREATMENT
SOME BUTNER RESIDENTS SAY CREEDMOOR SEWER LINE STINKS H
CREEDMOOR TO ABSORB PART OF HIGHER SEWER COSTS H
RESIDENTS OF BUTNER NEIGHBORHOOD SKEPTICAL ODOR PROBLEM IS SOLVED H
CREEDMOOR CITY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
CREEDMOOR TO ABSORB PART OF HIGHER SEWER COSTS H
CREEDMOOR SETS HEARING ON HIRING A TCWN HANAGER H
CREEDMOOR WAIVING 90-DAY NOTICE PERIOD FOR CHANGE IN CABLE TELEVISION... H
1 3/30/1989 C 1 N T33
CREEDMOOR AGENCY TO COORDINATE OFF-HOURS USE OF CENTER
CREEDMOOR CITY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, ELECTIONS
DEADLINE BRINGS RUSH OF FILING IN GRANVILLE
CREEDMOOR CANDIDATES GIVE THEIR VIEWS
CREEDMOOR SENIOR CITIZENS CENTER
SEE ALSO GRANVILLE COUNTY SENIOR CITIZENS CENTER
<yp also SENIOR CITIZENS
CREEDMOOR AGENCY TO COORDINATE OFF-HOURS USE OF CENTER
CREEDMOOR VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPT.
THE PARADE GOES BY
CREEKS OF FEARRINGTON
SEE ALSO FEARRINGTON HOUSE RESTAURANT
SIENA, FEARRINGTON RECEIVE AAA KUDOS
FEARRINGTON DEVELOPER TO CONTRIBUTE TO COUNTY WATER SYSTEM
TOWNHOUSE PROJECT
CREEKSTONE OFFICE PARK (PAGE ROAD)
SERVICE CENTER
CRENSHAW (STORE)
CRENSHAW (AD)
CRENSHAW HOUSE
HOUSE OPENS DOORS, HOSTS SPECIAL STUDENTS
CRESSET CHRISTIAN ACADEMY
CONCERT CHOIR DRESSES ARE BARELY RED-Y/CRESSET HIGH
CRESSET CHRISTIAN ACADEMY SPORTS
CRESSET SMALL, BUT BOASTS GROWING SPORTS PROGRAMS
CRESSET CHRISTIAN ACADEMY SPORTS, VOLLEYBALL
CRESSET SMALL, BUT BOASTS GROWING SPORTS PROGRAMS
CREST ST.
THE (NEW) OLD NEIGHBORHOOD; CITIZENS BANDED, KEPT CREST STREET... INTACT
NEIGHBORHOOD SAVIORS WIN REYNOLDS AWARDS
CRIB DEATHS
SEE ALSO INFANT MORTALITY
DUKE HOSPITAL PAIR FORMS CRIB DEATH SUPPORT GROUP
H
1/12/1989 C
1/20/1989 C
3/04/1989 C
1/20/1989 C
3/02/1989 C
3/30/1989 C
7/27/1989 C
1 8/05/1989 B
1 10/27/1989 C
H 1 7/27/1989 C
H 2 10/15/1989 B
CHH 1 2/27/1989 A
CHH 1 9/17/1989 A
CHH 1 10/10/1989 A
1 N T33
1 N
1 N T33
1 N
1 N T33
1 N T33
1 N T33
1 N T33
1 N T33
1 N T33
1 PP R56
3 N
3 N M25
5 P P
H 2 10/01/1989 F 1 P P T37
S 2 4/19/1989 E 11 D A
S 2 7/20/1989 A 1 P N S92
H 2 10/07/1989 B 1 P U T37
S 2 10/10/1989 B 2 P N A76
S 2 10/10/1989 B 2 P N A76
2 6/18/1989 E
2 11/12/1989 B
1 P F S56
1 N S69
H 2 10/25/1989 C 3 N
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'CRIB DEATH' IS DEVASTATING MYSTERY
CRICKET (SPORT)
BATTER UP
CRICKP0LlS LOG/MAN^im PISTOL ROBS CRICKET INN, FLEES WITH i333
CRICKET INN (HILLANDALE RD.)
FIRE DAMAGES CRICKET INN ROOF; NO ONE INJURED
BIRDS BLAMED IN FIRE
CRICKET INN (1-40 & N.C. 55) _
MOTEL DISTURBANCE CALL RESULTS IN DRUG ARREST
CRIME
SEE ASSAULTS, DURHAM
SEE ASSAULTS, N.C.
SEE EMBEZZLEMENT
SEE FORGERY
SEE FRAUD
SEE MANSLAUGHTER
SEE MURDER, DURHAM
SEE MURDER, INTERNATIONAL
SEE MURDER, N.C.
SEE MURDER. U.S.
SEE RAPE, DURHAM
SEE RAPE, N.C.
SEE RAPE, U.S.
SEE ROBBERY, DURHAM
SEE ROBBERY, INTERNATIONAL
SEE ROBBERY, N.C.
CRIME COMMISSION, GOVERNOR'S „. ___,
SEE ALSO N.C. DEPT. OF CRIME CONTROL AND PUBLIC SAFETY
HILLSBOROUGH POLICE MANT TOWN TO APPLY FOR GRANT
♦100.000 GRANT FUNDS DRUG MAR IN HILLSBOROUGH
CATES: DRUG OFFICERS WON'T MEAN TAX HIKE
DURHAM ARRESTEES POLLED ON DRUGS
CRIME PREVENTION
SEE ALSO CLEAN UP THE STREETS (CUTS)
SEE ALSO COMMUNITY MATCH PROGRAM
SEE ALSO CRIME STOPPERS.DURHAM _„„T„, R1M?A11
SEE ALSO DURHAM POLICE DEPT., CRIME PREVENTION BUREAU
SEE ALSO FARM HATCH
SEE ALSO NATIONAL NIGHT OUT pn_pv/
SEE ALSO N.C. DEPT. OF CRIME CONTROL AND PUBLIC SAFETY
DURHAM'S SANITATION, STREET CREWS MOBILIZED IN FIGHT AGAINST CRIME
FAraCRSRA^ITO KEEP EYES PEELED; AUTHORITIES HOPE FARM MATCH...
GOOD,G|oTHKSir£S S'SkTSeSeMT'S ANTI-CRIME PLAN INCLUDES SOME.
ANTI-CRIME PROGRAM SET FOR PUBLIC HOUSING
POLICE TASK FORCE SEARCHING FOR CLUES IN AREA ASSAULTS
BUSH CRIME PROPOSAL ONLY STIRS EMOTIONS
VACATION TIPS OFFERED TO COMBAT BREAK-INS
DURHAM RESIDENTS SAY 'N0» TO CRIME
POLICE WANT ROBOT TO HELP IN SCHOOLS
POLICE ROBOT CAN PAY ANTI-CRIME DIVIDENDS
POLICE THINK KIDS, ROBOTS CAN RELATE
STOPPING CRIME PAYS
POLICE LOG/TAXI DRIVER FOILS ROBBERY
OJItf RAIT CARRBORO
REPORTED CRIME DOWN AT UNCj CARRBORO SHOWS SMALL INCREASE
CRIME RATE, CHAPEL HILL
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C. lm,rmm ^nmt„
CRIME UP SLIGHTLY IN 1988, BUT BREAK-INS LESS FREQUENT
SUBJECTS
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N
P
S I T
E ELY
D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
S
2 10/27/1989 A
6 D N G59
CHH 1 6/08/1989 A
1 PP S73
H
2 12/27/1989 C
1 N
H
S
2 9/10/1989 B
2 9/11/1989 C
1 P N M51
2 N B53
H
2 8/29/1989 C
1 N
CHH 1 2/10/1989 A
CHH 1 3/04/1989 A
CHH 1 3/15/1989 A
S 2 10/30/1989 A
1 P N R63
1 P N R63
3 N
1 N B53
H
S
CHH
H
H
H
CHH
S
H
S
S
S
H
S
H
1/26/1989 C
2/14/1989 B
3/01/1989 A
4/20/1989
5/27/1989
6/16/1989
6/18/1989
6/20/1989
6/27/1989 B
8/09/1989 B
11/25/1989 A
11/28/1989 A
12/04/1989 C
12/13/1989 A
12/30/1989 C
6
7
3
1
4
3
2
4
14
1
1
4
1
1
1
N M51
P K30
N R63
N
E
N R63
N M70
E
N
N B53
N B53
E
N M51
N B53
N C47
CHH 1 1/24/1989 A 1 C N M70
CHH 1 1/12/1989 A 1 N M70
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REPORTED CRIME DOWN AT UNC; CARRBORO SHOWS SMALL INCREASE
NUMBER OF MAJOR CRIMES RISES IN CHAPEL HILL
SURVEY PROMPTS TOWN POLICE TO RECONSIDER PATROL ZONES
SURVEY PROMPTS TOWN POLICE TO RECONSIDER PATROL ZONES
STUDY BODES WELL FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT
POLICE CALLS UP IN CHAPEL HILL
CRIME RATE, DURHAM
SEE ALSO STATISTICS
MURDER IN 1988 — DOWN IN CITY, UP IN COUNTY
CITY'S PER-CAPITA CRIME RATE FALLS
MAJOR CRIME UP 1 1/2X FOR YEAR
SHOPLiniNG/DURHAM'S FASTEST-GROWING CRIME UP 39.4X IN 5 YEARS
CRIME RISING AT SLOWER PACE
COUNTY CRIME DROPS BY 9X
DURHAM CRIMES UP 10X
CRIME RATE, DURHAM COUNTY
CRIME RATE DECLINES FOURTH STRAIGHT YEAR IN DURHAM COUNTY
COUNTY CRIME DROPS BY 9X
REPORTED DURHAM COUNTY CRIME RISES BY 27.6X
CRIME-FIGHTING WORKS DESPITE BAD STATISTICS
CRIME RATE, N.C.
GROUP SAYS 'HATE CRIMES' INCREASED IN N.C. LAST YEAR
INCREASE IN N.C. CRIME RATE BLAMED ON PRISONS, DRUGS
N.C. DRUG TRADE RAISES CRIME RATE: THORNBURG
CRIME RATE, ORANGE COUNTY
MAJOR CRIMES FALL FOR COUNTY IN '88
CRIME STATISTICS
SEE CRIME RATE, DURHAM
SEE CRIME RATE, DURHAM COUNTY
SEE CRIME RATE, N.C.
CRIME STOPPERS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO CRIME PREVENTION
SEE ALSO REWARD
CRIHESTOPPERS TIP LEADS TO ARREST IN LARCENY CASE
CRIMESTOPPERS KUDOS
DURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS CITES DISTRICT ATTORNEY FOR SUPPORT
CRIME GROUP OFFERS DUKE ATTACKS REWARD
GROUP SEEKING TIPS ON ABC STORE HEISTS
CRIMESTOPPERS COURTS INFORMANTS AT COURT
GROUP SEEKS TIPS ON THEFT FROM MUSICIAN
CRIMESTOPPERS SEEKING WINSTON-SALEM FUGITIVE
WOMAN SHOT TO DEATH, APPARENTLY BY THIEVES
MAN CHARGED WITH ROBBING WOMAN, 81
DURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS
L&M OFFERS REWARD FOR TIPS ON MURDER
CRIMESTOPPERS SEEKS FUGITIVE
DURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS
DURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS
DURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS
CRIMESTOPPERS SEEKS TIPS TO HELP FIND MAN WANTED FOR LARCENY
DURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS
CRIMESTOPPERS ASKS FOR HELP IN FINDING MAN
DURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS
DURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS
TIPS TO CRIMESTOPPERS LEAD TO ARREST
POLICE LOG/WOMAN AUAKDO BY BURGLAR
CRIMESTOPPERS WANTS TO FIND MAN WANTED ON BREAK-IN CHARGES
CRIMESTOPPERS SEEKS LEADS ON JANUARY ASSAULTS NEAR DUKE
DURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS
DURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS
DURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS
LIGGETT & MYERS OFFERS $5,000 REWARD IN WORKER'S MURDER
DURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS
GOLF CLASSIC AT CROASDAILE TO BENEFIT CRIMESTOPPERS
S I T
N E ELY
P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
1/24/1989 A
7/05/1989 A
10/24/1989 A
10/24/1989 A
CHH 1 10/25/1989 A
CHH 1 11/29/1989 A
1/02/1989 B
1/31/1989 A
2/02/1989 A
7/27/1989 A
8/02/1989 B
8/05/1989 A
8/12/1989 A
C N M70
N M70
P N U57
P N M70
E
P N M70
N M51
N B53
N
N T77
N
N H06
N B53
H 2 1/06/1989 A
S 2 8/05/1989 A
S 2 9/07/1989 A
S 2 9/14/1989 A
H 2 1/31/1989 A
H 2 3/22/1989 A
H 2 7/27/1989 A
9 N N36
1 N M06
1 NB53
4 E
16 N
1 N
1 P N
CHH 1 1/18/1989 A 1 C N R63
S
S
H
S
S
S
S
S
H
S
H
S
S
H
H
H
S
H
S
H
H
H
H
S
S
H
H
H
S
H
S
1/10/1989 A
1/11/1989 A
1/12/1989 B
2/06/1989 C
2/20/1989
2/22/1989
4/17/1989
4/24/1989
4/25/1989
4/28/1989
5/08/1989 B
5/13/1989 C
5/15/1989 A
5/23/1989 C
5/29/1989 C
6/12/1989 B
6/26/1989 C
7/03/1989
7/08/1989
7/10/1989
7/17/1989
7/18/1989
7/19/1989
7/25/1989
7/31/1989
8/07/1989
8/14/1989 B
8/21/1989 A
8/25/1989 C
9/11/1989 B
9/16/1989 C
1
2
2
1
1
1
1
3
1
1
5
1
6
3
7
4
4
16
1
11
9
4
5
1
8
11
12
13
1
6
1
N B53
P S76
N
N
N
N B53
N
N
N
N B53
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N B53
N
N B53
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P D — DATE-
S I T
E L Y
C -i»fi L P
BYL
DURHAM CRIH£STPPPERS
CRIMESTOPPERS
CRIMESTOPPER
DURHAM CRIME STOPPERS
CRIMESTOPPERS
ANTI-CRIME GROUP SEEKS MAN UANTED FOR ROBBERY
POLICE NAB BURNS, CONFISCATE DRUGS
POLICE LOG/CRIMESTQPPER TIP, KNOCK ON DOOR NETS ARREST
CRIMESTOPPER
POLICE LOG/CRIMESTOPPERS TIP SUCCESSFUL
CRIMESTOPPERS SEEKS MAN IN ASSAULT CASES
CRIMESTOPPER
STOPPING CRIME PAYS
CRIMESTOPPERS SEEKING REED wmmmm _
PAYING FOR CRIME TIPS JUSTIFIES THE RESULTS
ANTI-CRIME AGENCY SEEKS INFORMAnON ON ROBBERY
CRIME STOPPERS, ORANGE COUNTY _
REWARD OFFERED FOR ROBBERY INFO
CRIME STOPPERS OFFERS $1,200 REWARD
CRIME STOPPERS OFFERS REWARD
CRIMESTOPPERS SEEKS BREAK-IN INFORMATION
GOLF EQUIPMENT THEFT SPURS CRIMESTOPPERS
CRIME VICTIMS
SEE ALSO PEOPLE ASSISTING VICTIMS , „ _„
SEE ALSO RACKETEER INFLUENCED AND CORRUPT ORGANIZATIONS STATUTE
SEE ALSO SENIOR CITIZENS, CRIME VICTIMS
SEE ALSO VICTIM RESTITUTION PLAN
JUDGE AWARDS VICTIM A HOME
•OFFICER TEDDY' HELPING EASE CHILDREN'S PAIN
RETIRING SUMMEY WILL BE MISSED, OFFICERS SAY
VICTIM OF BREAK-IN SAYS! 'MY CHILDREN ARE SCARED AT NIGHT'
•GOOD SAMARITAN' BILL ATTACKS LIABILITY OF THOSE WHO HELP
'GOOD SAMARITAN' BILL MAY BE STEP FORWARD J1L1JM1
'VICTIMS OF CRIME SHOULD BE TREATED WITH DIGNITY, COMPASSION'
BLIND VICTIM FINDS RETRIBUTION LACKING _ ™™ ,«*«*■
TWENTY YEARS LATER, THE SCARS ARE STILL THERE; SUNDAY FOCUS/RAPE
WOMEN PLAN SUPPORT GROUP TO COMFORT VICTIMS OF CRIME
DURHAM GROUP WILL HELP CRIME VICTIMS
SUPPORT GROUP FOR CRIME VICTIMS SETS ORGANIZATIONAL MEETING
VICTIMS OF VIOLENT CRIME ENCOURAGED BY SUPPORTIVE GROUP
CRIME VICTIMS SUPPORT GROUP PLANS SPECIAL CHRISTMAS TREE, FLAG
SLAIN OFFICER'S RELATIVES INVITED TO ATTEND VIGIL
VICTIMS, NOT CRIMINALS, NEED MORE ASSISTANCE
A VIGIL FOR THE VICTIMS
EXPERTS SEE RISE IN ABUSE REFERRALS
CANDLELIGHT VIGIL HONORS VICTIMS, CALLS FOR CHANGES (CORRECTED)
C*I^^NHAS>1pECIAL MEANINGS FOR THOSE CLOSE TO HOMICIDE VICTIMS
CORRECTION
CRIME WATCH PROGRAM
SEE COMMUNITY WATCH PROGRAM
CRIMES, CHAPEL HILL
REPORTED CRIME DOWN AT UNCjCARRBORO SHOWS SMALL INCREASE
HANGOUT LOT MAY BE CLOSED/EFFORTS INTENSIFY AFTER JULY ASSAULT ON WOMAN
OPEN-DOOR COMMUNITIES! IS THIEVERY TURNING THE LOCKS''
POLICE LOG/MEN ROB WORKERS
POLICE LOG/STUDENTS CHARGED WITH AUTO TAMPERING
POLICE LOG/HENDERSON MAN FACES DWI CHARGE
POLICE LOG/WOMEN STRUCK BY DEER
POLICE LOG/STUDENT CHARGED WITH DAMAGE
POLICE LOG/DUI CHARGE FOLLOWS TWO-CAR ACCIDENT
POLICE LOG/MAN CHARGED WITH DEATH BY VEHICLE
POLICE LOG/HOLIDAY INN HIT BY SERIES OF THEFTS
POLICE LOG/MAN CUT DURING DOMESTIC DISPUTE
POLICE LOG/LOCAL POLICE CHARGE MAN WITH ASSAULT
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
S
2
S
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
S
2
S
2
S
2
S
2
9/18/1989 A
9/25/1989 B
10/09/1989 B
10/16/1989 B
10/23/1989 B
10/30/1989 C
11701/1989 A
11/02/1989 B
11/06/1989 B
11/22/1989 C
12/04/1989 C
12/11/1989 C
12/13/1989 A
12/18/1989 C
12/20/1989 A
12/26/1989 C
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
H 2
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
H 2
1/13/1989 A
1/26/1989 A
2/10/1989 A
5/11/1989 A
9/16/1989 A
3/03/1989 C
3/14/1989 C
3/29/1989 A
3/30/1989 C
4/03/1989 B
4/04/1989 A
4/12/1989
5/30/1989
6/18/1989
9/11/1989
9/15/1989
9/21/1989
9/27/1989
11/25/1989
12/12/1989
12/15/1989
12/18/1989
12/22/1989 ..
12/23/1989 B
12/23/1989 A
12/23/1989 C
12/24/1989 B
12/26/1989 A
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
1/24/1989
8/28/1989
9/24/1989
10/21/1989
10/22/1989
10/24/1989
10/25/1989
11/05/1989
11/07/1989
11/11/1989
11/12/1989
11/13/1989
11/14/1989
13
N
5 P N
6
N
5
N
6
N
1 P N
1
N B53
1
N M51
8
N
1
N M51
3 P N
2
N
1
N B53
3 P N
4
E
1 P N
2 P
2
2 P
3
3
1
6
3
1
1
4
5
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
4
4
1
16
1
1
1
2
N M70
N M70
N
N
N
N
N
N M70
N M51
N
E
N S82
N S32
N S17
N S32
N E53
N S82
N S32
N S32
N B53
E
E
N H90
P T32
N B53
P T32
N S82
N
1
1
3
2
3
5
12
12
3
10
3
3
6
N M70
N M70
U
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
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SUBJE
POLICE LOG/GYH CfFICES THEFT TARGETS
POLICE LOG/LOCAL KAN CHARGED UITH BUI
POLICE LOG/ DWI CHARGE FOLLOWS ACCIDENT
POLICE LOG/VIRGINIA HAN FACES DWI CHARGE
POLICE LOG/3 CITED FOR UNDERAGE POSSESSION OF ALCOHOL
POLICE LOG/STUDENT FACES CHARGE OF DRUNKEN DRIVING
POLICE CALLS UP IN CHAPEL HILL
POLICE LOG/TWO HEN CHARGED WITH DWI
POLICE LOG/3 MEN CHARGED WITH DWI
POLICE LOG/ GREENSBORO MAN CHARGED UITH DWI
POLICE LOG/DISTURBANCE CHARGE FILED
POLICE LOG/DWI CHARGE FILED IN EARLY MORNING
POLICE LOG/CHAPEL HILL HAN FACES DWI CHARGE
POLICE LOG/DWI CHARGES FILED AGAINST 2
CRIMES, CHATHAM COUNTY
CHATHAM POLICE LOG/HONEY TAKEN FROM STORE
POLICE LOG/STOLEN AUTOMOBILE RECOVERED
CRIMES, DURHAM
SEE ALSO CHRISTMAS, CRIME
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., CRIME
SEE ALSO JUVENILE CRIME
POLICE HOLIDAY OPERATION LEADS TO 15 ARRESTS
BOMBS, FIRE THREATEN OUR SENSE OF SECURITY
POLICE LOG/CLERK TRICKED OUT OF HONEY BY TWO 'POKER PLAYERS'
INDECENT EXPOSURE SUSPECT HELD AFTER INCIDENTS IN HOPE VALLEY
PITTSBORO MAN ROBBED OF CAR AND MONEY OUTSIDE LOUNGE
THIEF TAKES CAR.BUT DOESN'T TAKE IT FAR
COMPOSITE RELEASED ON RAPE SUSPECT
STORE EMPLOYEE BRANDISHES HAMMER TO FEND OFF WOULD-BE ROBBER UITH KNIFE
POLICE LOG/APARTMENT, OFFICE BROKEN INTO
POLICE LOG/THIEF TAKES AIR CONDITIONER, TOOLS
POLICE LOG/BREAK-INS AT TWO CHURCHES INVESTIGATED
ROBBERS BEAT MAN. TAKE CAR, WALLET
POLICE LOG/MAN FACES MULTIPLE CHARGES
POLICE LOG/WOMAN AWAKENED BY BURGLAR
TWO HEN ROB CABBIE
DOMINO'S MANAGER ROBBED BY 2 MASKED GUNMEN
POLICE LOG/2 ARRESTED AFTER POINTING GUN AT WOMAN DRIVING ON 1-85
POLICE LOG/4 CHARGED WITH AUTO THEFT
POLICE LOG/BREAK-INS REPORTED AT SEVERAL DURHAM CHURCHES
POLICE LOG/TWO MEN ROB GOODWILL STORE
SHOPLIFTING/DURHAM'S FASTEST-GROWING CRIME UP 39.4X IN 3 YEARS
POLICE LOG/YOUNG WOMAN ASSAULTED IN BEDROOM BY INTRUDER
POLICE L0G/W0HAN,22, CHARGED UITH APARTMENT BREAK-IN
POLICE LOG/3 TEENS ROB NEWSPAPER VENDOR, 12
CRIME RISING AT SLOWER PACE
POLICE LOG/RESTAURANT WORKER STRUCK WITH CLUB
POLICE LOG/HAN CHARGED WITH HIT-AND-RUN
POLICE LOG/ASKED FOR DIRECTIONS, MAN ROBBED AT GUNPOINT
POLICE LOG/MINUTES AFTER NORTH ROXBORO ROAD BURGLARY, POLICE CHARGE MAN
POLICE LOG/ABOUT «,000 DISCOVERED MISSING AFTER WOMEN DISTRACT.,. CLERKS H
POLICE LOG/FOR WOO, WOMAN GETS 20 MINUTES OF PAVING
POLICE LOG/5 SUSPECTS FACE DRUG CHARGES
POLICE LOG/PEDESTRIAN H0SPITALI2ED BY HIT-AND-RUN VEHICLE
POLICE LOG/WOMAN BREAKS WRIST SAVING HER PURSE
POLICE LOG/TRIO ATTACKS WOMAN WITH BASEBALL BAT, TAKES %60
POLICE LOG/THIEVES TAKE CIGARETTES FROM STORE
POLICE LOG/TWO CHARGED WITH THEFT OF CHURCH LAWN MOWER
POLICE LOG/BURGLAR BATTERS SLEEPING WOMAN WITH BRICK
POLICE LOG/WOMAN FOUND DEAD IN CAR
POLICE LOG/WOMAN DEAD IN CAR IDENTIFIED
POLICE LOG/BICYCLIST ARRESTED AFTER STOLEN CHECK CASH ATTEMPT
POLICE LOG/FRONT-DOOR KICKER SHOT, HOSPITALIZED
POLICE LOG/FIVE HEN ARE PEPPERED WITH SHOT WHILE SITTING ON A WALL
POLICE LOG/STUDENTS OF SCIENCE, MATH SCHOOL ASSAULTED
POLICE LOG/WOMAN ASSAULTED IN MCDONALD HOUSE
POLICE LOG/2 ARMED ROBBERIES MAY BE RELATED
POLICE LOG/HAN, 2 INTRUDERS EXCHANGE SHOTS
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I T
N E E
L Y
P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
CHH 1 11/15/1989 A
6
N
C»t 1 11/20/1989 A
3
N
CHH 1 11/22/1989 A
5
N
CHH 1 11/23/1989 A
7
N
CHH 1 11/26/1989 A
12
N
CHH 1 11/28/1989 A
8
N
CHH 1 11/29/1989 A
1 P N H70
CHH 1 12/02/1989 A
9
N
CHH 1 12/04/1989 A
3
N
CHH 1 12/05/1989 A
5
N
CHH 1 12/08/1989 A
6
N
CHH 1 12/24/1989 A
3
N
CHH 1 12/26/1989 A
2
N
CHH 1 12/31/1989 A
9
N
CHH 1 10/25/1989 A
5
N
CHH 1 11/11/1989 A
10
N
H
2
1/05/1989 C
1
NM51
S
2
1/11/1989 A
4
E
H
2
7/07/1989 C
6
N
H
2
7/08/1989 C
4
N
H
2
7/09/1989 B
8
N M51
H
2
7/10/1989 A
10
N M51
H
2
7/11/1989 A
10 P N M51
H
2
7/12/1989 C
2
N H51
H
2
7/13/1989 C
3
N M51
H
2
7/14/1989 C
2
N
H
2
7/15/1989 C
2
N
H
2
7/17/1989 A
9
N
H
2
7/18/1989 C
5
N
H
2
7/19/1989 C
5
N
H
2
7/20/1989 B
8
N M51
H
2
7/21/1989 C
3
N C47
H
2
7/22/1989 C
2
N
H
2
7/23/1989 B
3
N M51
H
2
7/26/1989 C
3
N M51
H
2
7/27/1989 B
7
N M51
S
2
7/27/1989 A
1 P N T77
H
2
7/29/1989 C
2
N
H
2
7/30/1989 C
11
N M51
H
2
7/31/1989 B
6
N M51
S
2
8/02/1989 B
1 P N
H
2
8/03/1989 B
9
N M51
H
2
8/04/1989 C
2
N C47
H
2
8/06/1989 B
4
N M51
H
2
8/07/1989 A
11
N M51
H
2
8/09/1989 B
5
N MM
H
2
8/10/1989 C
3
N M51
H
2
8/13/1989 B
8
N
H
2
8/14/1989 B
5
N M51
H
2
8/15/1989 B
9
N M51
H
2
8/18/1989 C
8
N N36
H
2
8/19/1989 C
3
N
H
2
8/20/1989 C
11
N M51
H
2
8/21/1989 A
13
N M51
H
2
8/23/1989 B
6
N M51
H
2
8/24/1989 C
2
N M51
H
2
8/25/1989 C
5
N C47
H
2
8/26/1989 C
2
N N36
H
2
8/27/1989 C
7
N M51
H
2
8/28/1989 A
11
N M51
H
2
8/29/1989 C
6
N M51
H
2
8/30/1989 C
3
N M51
H
2
8/31/1989 C
2
N M51
HONTHLY/
ANNUAL
1/01/1989
INDEX
12/31/1989
BY S U B J E
POLICE LOG/AUTOS VANDALIZED AT FIVE HOMES IN NORTHGATE AREA
CLEARING THE RECORD
POLICE LOG/DECOMPOSED BODY UNIDENTIFIED
POLICE LOG/BURGLAR RAPES ELDERLY WOMAN AT KNIFEPOINT
POLICE LOG/BOY, 9, TREATED AFTER SHOT BY BB GUN
CARS BROKEN INTO; TEEN IS ASSAULTED _
POLICE LOG/DECOMPOSED BODY IDENTIFIED AS MISSING 15-YEAR-CLD GIRL
POLICE LOG/ROBBERY ATTEMPT LEAVES MAN STABBED NINE TIMES, BEATEN
POLICE LOG/ARSON SUSPECT ARRESTED IN VIRGINIA
POLICE LOG/MAN BEATEN, ROBBED, MISSING
POLICE LOG/BULLETS HIT TWO MEN IN LOUNGE PARKING LOT (CORRECTED 9-16-89)
POLICE LOG/MOTEL AND RESTAURANT ROBBED; THIRD HOLDUP ATTEMPT THWARTED
POLICE LOG/THIEVES BREAK INTO FOUR CARS PARKED AT EMERALD FOREST ARTS.
POLICE LOG/REPORTS DISAGREE ON ROBBER'S CLOTHING
POLICE LOG/MAN WITH GUN ROBS SPORTSMAN CLUB
POLICE LOG/MASKED MAN ROBS RESTAURANT
POLICE LOG/DEPUTIES RECOVER ITEMS STOLEN IN BREAK-IN
POLICE L06/TU0 CHARGED WITH ARMED ROBBERY OF STORE CLERK
POLICE LOG/TRAFFIC STOP LEADS TO DRUG ARREST
POLICE LOG/POLICE HIT WITH ROCKS, BOTTLES BEFORE DISTURBANCE QUELLED
POLICE LOS/MAN CHARGED IN ARMED ROBBERY OF FAST FARE
POLICE LOG/YELLING ROBBER TAKES $100 FROM HAT STORE
POLICE LOG/ROBBER HANDS NOTE TO BANK TELLER, WALKS AWAY WITH MONEY
POLICE LOG/CAR HOOKED ON TRACTOR-TRAILER BUMPER
NEW TECHNIQUES HELP SOLVE DURHAM CRIMES
POLICE LOG/MAN SAYS HE WAS HELD IN TRUNK OF HIS CAR
POLICE LOG/GUNMAN ROBS WOMEN IN DARRYL'S PARKING LOT
POLICE LOG/ARGUMENT LEAVES MAN WITH 5 GUNSHOT WOUNDS
POLICE LOG/GLAXD CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS STOLEN
ARREST MADE IN JUNE 13 BANK ROBBERY/POLICE LOG
POLICE LOG/NEIGHBOR CHARGED IN BREAK-IN, ARSON
POLICE LOG/NORTHGATE GUARD'S NOSE BROKEN; TEEN CHARGED
POLICE LOG/STORE MONEY BAG SNATCHED WHILE EMPLOYEE DISTRACTED
POLICE LOG/HIDDEN POLICE OFFICER MAKES DRUG ARREST
POLICE LOG/6 ARRESTED ON 25 MOSTLY DRUG CHARGES
POLICE LOG/MAN ARRESTED DURING WILCO STORE BREAK-IN
POLICE LOG/DRIVER FACES THIRD REVOKED LICENSE CASE
POLICE LOG/SHOTS LEAVE MAN WITH MULTIPLE UOUNDS_
POLICE LOG/STABBING VICTIM GOES INTO CARDIAC ARREST __
POLICE LOG/OFFICERS SAY BURGLAR CAUGHT LEAVING HOUSE BY WINDOW
POLICE LOG/SHOOTING EX-OFFICER'S CAR CHARGED
POLICE LOG/MAN FACES 2 CHARGES OF BURGLARY
POLICE LOG/BABY RESCUED FROM STOLEN, WRECKED AUTO
POLICE LOG/CALLER SAYS BOMB PLANTED AT NIGHT SPOT
POLICE LOG/HURST TOOL USED IN 2 CAR WRECKS
POLICE LOG/TRAILER SNAPS, CAUSES CAR, PICKUP WRECK
POLICE LOG/ ABANDONED CAR, SUN CAUSE PILEUP
POLICE LOG/POLICE RELEASE DRAWING OF RAPE SUSPECT
POLICE LOG/CRACK FOUND DURING RAID; THREE CHARGED
POLICE LOG/PRISONER AT HOSPITAL GETS AWAY
POLICE LOG/WOMAN CHARGED IN SHOOTING
POLICE LOG/MERCEDES RUNS AMOK; DRIVER JAILED
POLICE LOG/5 ARRESTED IN AUTO BREAK-INS
POLICE L0G/5-CAR WRECK HOSPITALIZES 3 PEOPLE __
POLICE LOG/CRIMESTOPPER TIP, KNOCK ON DOOR NETS ARREST
POLICE LOG/MISSING MAN DISCOVERED IN WOOLWORTH
POLICE LOG/TUO ARRESTED AFTER ROUTINE DRUG PATROLS
POLICE LOG/BOYFRIEND ARRESTED IN SLAYING
POLICE LOG/SUSPECT IN STABBING ARRESTED
POLICE LOG/BLEACH THROWN IN MAN'S FACE IN PARKING LOT
POLICE LDG/GRINDERSWITCH BREAK-IN TRY CHARGES LOWS:
POLICE LOG/ MAN CHARGED AFTER BREAK-IN AT 3 BUSINESSES
POLICE LOG/SECURITY GUARD STICK BEATEN BY TWO MEN
POLICE LOG/POLICE BEER "STING" SNARES 27 STORE CLERKS
POLICE UK/UNDERCOVER YOUTH REFUSED BEER, BUT CLERK ARRESTED
POLICE LOG/THREATENED WOMAN ALERTS POLICEMAN
POLICE LOG/POLICE SEARCHING FOR MAN CHARGED WITH FIRING SHOTS
BURGLAR TAKE SILVER WORTH OVER *22,000
POLICE LOG/MAN FACES DRUG CHARGES
POLICE LOG/DRIVER FACES WRECK CHARGES
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[ T
N
E E
1
. Y
P
D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
H
2 9/01/1989 C
9
N N36
H
2 9/02/1989 A
2
N
H
2 9/02/1989 C
2
N
H
2 9/03/1989 C
12
N M51
H
2 9/04/1989 A
12
N M51
S
2 9/04/1989 C
1
N
H
2 9/06/1989 C
3 P N M51
H
2 9/07/1989 C
14
N M51
H
2 9/08/1989 C
6
N
H
2 9/09/1989 C
2
N R63
H
2 9/10/1989 B
9
N M51
H
2 9/11/1989 B
6
N M51
H
2 9/12/1989 C
6
N N36
H
2 9/13/1989 C
5
N R63
H
2 9/14/1989 D
8
N N36
H
2 9/17/1989 B
4
N M51
H
2 9/19/1989 B
8
N M51
H
2 9/20/1989 C
2
N M51
H
2 9/23/1989 C
2
N S69
H
2 9/24/1989 B
9
N M51
H
2 9/25/1989 B
5
N M51
H
2 9/26/1989 A
16
N M51
H
2 9/28/1989 C
3
N M51
H
2 9/29/1989 A
10
N K51
S
2 9/29/1989 A
1 D N B53
H
2 9/30/1989 D
5
N
H
2 10/01/1989 B
8
N M51
H
2 10/02/1989 B
6
N M51
H
2 10/04/1989 A
12
N N36
H
2 10/05/1989 C
2
N HSU
H
2 10/08/1989 B
10
N M51
H
2 10/09/1989 B
6
N M51
H
2 10/10/1989 B
14
N M51
H
2 10/11/1989 D
9
N M51
H
2 10/12/1989 C
3
N M51
H
2 10/13/1989 C
3
N C47
H
2 10/14/1989 C
2
N R63
H
2 10/15/1989 A
13
N M51
H
2 10/16/1989 B
6
N M51
H
2 10/17/1989 C
3
N M51
H
2 10/18/1989 C
N M51
H
2 10/19/1989 C
N M51
H
2 10/20/1989 C
N N36
H
2 10/21/1989 C
N S69
H
2 10/22/1989 B
N M51
H
2 10/23/1989 B
N M51
H
2 10/24/1989 B
N N36
H
2 10/26/1989 C
D N M51
H
2 10/27/1989 C
N M51
H
2 10/28/1989 C
N C47
H
2 10/29/1989 B
N M51
H
2 10/30/1989 B
N M51
H
2 10/31/1989 C
N M51
H
2 11/01/1989 C
N S22
H
2 11/02/1989 B
N M51
H
2 11/03/1989 C
N S22
H
2 11/04/1989 C
N 322
H
2 11/05/1989 B
N ten
H
2 11/06/1989 B
N M51
H
2 11/07/1989 B
N M51
H
2 11/08/1989 C
N M51
H
2 11/09/1989 C
N M51
H
2 11/10/1989 C
N C47
H
2 11/11/1989 C
N M51
H
2 11/12/1989 B
N
H
2 11/13/1989 B
N N36
H
2 11/14/1989 B
P N M51
H
2 11/15/1989 C
N M51
H
2 11/16/1989 C
N M51
H
2 11/17/1989 C
N R63
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/1989
INDEX BY
12/31/1989
S U B J
POLICE LOG/HAN CHARGED UITH POSSESSING $20,000 IN DRUGS
POLICE LOG/FORGERY AMONG CHARGES AFTER 2-COUNTY CHASE
POLICE L0G/M.000 IN CHECKS, CASH STOLEN WILE CLERK DISTRACTED
POLICE LOG/VAN STRIKES 2 PEDESTRIANS
POLICE LOG/CRIHESTOPPERS TIP SUCCESSFUL
POLICE LOG/WOMAN FACES STOLEN CARD USE CHARGE
POLICE LOG/MICROWAVE STOLEN DURING MEAL
POLICE LOG/WHAN FACES COCAINE, OTHER DRUG CHARGES
POLICE LOG/ROOMING HOUSE BOARDER FACES COCAINE CHARGE
POLICE LOG/BAD CHECK LEADS TO STOLEN CAR
POLICE LOG/FEMALE, 17, REPORTSASSAULT, FORCED DRIVE TO CREEDMOOR
POLICE LOG/MOHAN CITED IN ROBBERY OF NEIGHBOR, 80
POLICE LOG/REGISTER DISCOVERED IN HAN'S CAR
POLICE LOG/COCAINE CHARGES LODGED
POLICE LOG/CLUB SHOOTING INJURES HAN
POLICE LOG/SPITTING ON OFFICER CALLED DEADLY UEAPON
POLICE LOG/TWO BURGLARY CALLS RESULT IN CAPTURE
POLICE LOG/HOMEOWNER FIRES SHOT AT INTRUDER
POLICE LOG/HAN STOPPED FOR BAD LIGHT; CHARGES FOLLOW
POLICE LOG/WOMAN INJURED IN STRUGGLE UITH ASSAILANTS
POLICE LOG/MAN ARRESTED AFTER CHASE BY THREE CARS
POLICE LOG/3 MASKED MEN ROB PIZZA HUT
POLICE LOG/SLEEPING VISITOR STABBED
POLICE LOG/SNOW-STUCK CAR AIDS IN THEFT ARREST
POLICE LOG/CAR KNOCKS DOWN DOOR OF DUPLEX
POLICE LOG/RADIOS TAKEN HAN'S TWO AUTOS
POLICE LOG/HAN ARRESTED IN SEPT. 9 STABBING CASE
POLICE LOG/HAN ROBBED, STABBED; 3 MEN CHARGED
POLICE LOG/MAN SNATCHES BANK HONEY WALKS AUAY
POLICE LOG/P.D. QUIX STORE HELD UP BY 2 MEN
POLICE L0G/65-YEAR-0LD DURHAM HAN ROBBED, SHOT
POLICE LOG/SHOOTING CASE SUSPECT HELD ON '84 CHARGE
POLICE LOG/ROBBER ATTACKS WOMAN IN SEARS LOT
POLICE LOG/THIEF TAKES SALVATION ARMY GIFTS
POLICE LOG/EAT-AND-RUN SUSPECT SOUGHT
POLICE LOG/ARRESTS FOLLOW FIGHT AT GAME
POLICE LOG/POLICE HELP 12-YEAR-OLD CHANGE HOMES
POLICE LOG/THIEVES TAKE ITEMS VALUED AT $3,700
POLICE LOG/THIEVES TAKE CONVENIENCE STORE BEER
POLICE CHARGE HAN IN SHOOTING
POLICE LOG/MAN WITH PISTOL ROBS CRICKET INN, FLEES UITH $333
POLICE LOG/HAN FAKING LEG INJURY STEALS PURSE
POLICE LOG/STORE MISSING OVER $13,000 IN CLOTHING
POLICE LOG/TAXI DRIVER FOILS ROBBERY
POLICE LOG/EMPLOYEE SHOT IN PIZZA HUT ROBBERY TRY
CRIMES, DURHAM COUNTY
MORE CHARGES FILED IN BREAK-IN CASES/POLICE LOG
CRIMES, HILLSBOROUGH
DRUGS CAUSE CRIME TREND, BIGGS SAYS
$100,000 GRANT FUNDS DRUG WAR IN HILLSBOROUGH
CRIMES, N.C. (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC CRIMES)
SEE ALSO BAIL BONDS
SEE ALSO COURTS. N.C.
SEE ALSO CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM
SEE ALSO JUDGES, N.C.
SEE ALSO LAWYERS, N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C. CENTER ON CRIME AND PUNISHMENT
NO REST FROM CRIME
SBI OFFICIAL WARNS CRACK WILL BRING 'GANGS AND GUNS'
CRIMES, ORANGE COUNTY
SOME THIEVERY JUST ADDS UP TO UORK
FARMERS ASKED TO KEEP EYES PEELED; AUTHORITIES HOPE FARM WATCH...
CRIMES AND MISDEMEANORS (FILM)
"CRIMES AND MISDEHEANORSVSUCCESSFUL AMBITION
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I T
N
E E
L Y
P
D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
H
2 11/18/1989 C
1
N
H
2 11/19/1989 B
1
N M51
H
2 11/20/1989 B
1
N M51
H
2 11/21/1989 B
1
N M51
H
2 11/22/1989 C
1
NM51
H
2 11/23/1989 C
1
N M51
H
2 11/24/1989 C
1
N C47
H
2 11/25/1989 C
1
NS22
H
2 11/24/1989 B
1
N M51
H
2 11/27/1989 B
1
N M51
H
2 11/28/1989 B
1
N M51
H
2 11/29/1989 C
1
N M51
H
2 11/30/1989 C
1
NM51
H
2 12/01/1989 C
1
N S22
H
2 12/02/1989 C
1
N S22
H
2 12/03/1989 B
1
N M51
H
2 12/04/1989 C
1
N M51
H
2 12/05/1989 C
1
N S22
H
2 12/06/1989 C
1
N C47
H
2 12/07/1989 B
1
N M51
H
2 12/08/1989 C
1
N
H
2 12/09/1989 C
1
N
H
2 12/10/1989 B
1
N M51
H
2 12/11/1989 C
1
N M51
H
2 12/12/1989 C
1
N M51
H
2 12/13/1989 C
1
N N36
H
2 12/14/1989 B
1
N S69
H
2 12/15/1989 C
1
N C47
H
2 12/16/1989 C
1
N R63
H
2 12/17/1989 B
1
N M51
H
2 12/18/1989 C
1
N M51
H
2 12/19/1989 C
1
N M51
H
2 12/20/1989 C
1
NM51
H
2 12/21/1989 C
1
N M51
H
2 12/22/1989 C
1
N
H
2 12/23/1989 B
1
N
H
2 12/24/1989 B
1
N S69
H
2 12/25/1989 C
1
N H60
H
2 12/26/1989 B
1
N
S
2 12/26/1989 C
1
N B53
H
2 12/27/1989 C
1
N
H
2 12/78/1989 B
1
N M51
H
2 12/29/1989 C
1
N R63
H
2 12/30/1989 C
1
N C47
H
2 12/31/1989 B
1
N
H
2 10/06/1989 C
3
N N36
CHH 1 2/17/1989 A
1 C N R63
CHH 1 3/04/1989 A
1 P N R63
H 2 5/22/1989 A 4 E
H 1 9/08/1989 B 1 P N T33
CHH 1 1/29/1989 A 4 E
CHH 1 3/01/1989 A 3 N R63
H 2 11/10/1989 D 15 P R S66
CRIMESTOP
-LX630-
MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX B
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
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SEE CRIME STOPPERS, DURHAM
CRIMINAL EVIDENCE
SEE ALSO ENTRAPMENT
JUDGMENT ON APPEAL
POLICE FOLLOW NEW EVIDENCE DISPOSAL RULES
NEW TECHNIQUES HELP SOLVE DURHAM CRIMES
DURHAM'S 'JOE FRIDAYS' SEEK PUZZLE PIECES
THIS CLUE WAS TOO EASY
CRIMINAL IDENTIFICATION
SHOPLIFTERS, FENCES TARGETS OF POLICE SCRAPBOOK PROGRAM
CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM
SEE ALSO COURTS, N.C.
SEE ALSO JUDGES, N.C.
SEE ALSO JUVENILE CRIME
SEE ALSO JUVENILE JUSTICE SYSTEM
SEE ALSO LAWYERS, N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C. SUPREME COURT
SEE ALSO PLEA BARGAINING
SEE ALSO SPEEDY-TRIAL LEGISLATION
PRISONERS OF MENTAL ILLNESS m , mm_m
UNNECESSARY HORROR; REPEAT OFFENDER'S CRIMES SHOULD HAVE BEEN THWARTED
ON JURORS AND JURISTS: THE REAL ADVERSARIAL SYSTEM?
CRIMINAL RESTITUTION
SEE ALSO VICTIM RESTITUTION PLAN
COURT RULES JUDGE ERRED ON $500,000 RESTITUTION
CRIMINAL SENTENCING
SEE ALSO BAIL BONDS
SEE ALSO DEATH SENTENCES, U.S.
SEE ALSO ELECTRONIC HOUSE ARREST
SEE ALSO INSANITY PLEAS
SEE ALSO LIFE SENTENCES
SEE ALSO PLEA BARGAINING
SEE ALSO VICTIM RESTITUTION PLAN
SUSPECT IN RAPE GETS 40 YEARS
MANY PRISONERS SERVE ONLY FRACTION OF TERMS „„,„,
•COMMON DENOMINATOR' IN SERIES OF BREAK-INS GETS 20- YEAR SENTENCE
INSTRUCTION MIXES MESSAGE TO JURORS
STAGER TRIAL JURORS TO DELIBERATE DEATH, LIFE IMPRISONMENT TODAY
FINES SHOULD BE PAID QUICKLY
JUDGE ORDERS GIRL TO HELP ANIMALS
•EXPERTS' ABORT JUSTICE
PRISON ALTERNATIVES STILL SHOULD BE TOUGH
THOUSANDS CONVICTED OF DWI ESCAPE REVOCATION OF LICENSES
CRIMINAL SUSPECTS
DRAWING ISSUED OF MAN WANTED IN HIT-AND-RUN
SUSPECT ELUDES CHASE; MAN RESEMBLING 1ST UNION ROBBER SEEN NEAR MALL
DUKE RELEASES ATTACKER'S SKETCH
DUKE PHONE OPEN FOR INFORMATION ON RAPES, SAFETY
DUKE ISSUES DRAWING OF ATTACKER
CRIME GROUP OFFERS DUKE ATTACKS REWARD
CRIME STOPPERS OFFERS REWARD
GROUP SEEKING TIPS ON ABC STORE HEISTS
SEARCH FOR SUSPECT CONTINUES
ARMED ROBBERY SUSPECT SOUGHT
MAN CASHING BOGUS CHECKS; ALERT STORE CLERK HELPS POLICE
MAN SOUGHT IN DOWNTOWN GARAGE ASSAULT
POLICE INVESTIGATE THIRD LOCAL RAPE CASE IN 2 WEEKS
TUESDAY ASSAULT NOT LINKED TO TWO EARLIER ATTACKS, POLICE SAY
WITNESSES DESCRIBE STABBING SUSPECT
CRIMESTOPPERS SEEKS TIPS TO HELP FIND MAN WANTED FOR LARCENY
COMPOSITE RELEASED ON RAPE SUSPECT
POLICE SKETCH KIRK SUSPECT
POLICE CIRCULATE POSTER IN KIRK MURDER
POLICE LOG/POLICE RELEASE DRAWING OF RAPE SUSPECT
S I T
N E ELY
P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
H 2
CHH 1
S 2
S 2
S 2
5/23/1989 A
6/03/1989 A
9/29/1989 A
10/21/1989 A
10/28/1989 A
E
N M70
N B53
N B53
E
H 2 11/27/1989 B 1 N M51
H 2 3/05/1989 A
H 2 5/28/1989 D
H 2 6/11/1989 E
1 P N C60
4 E
2 P U L57
H 1 1/05/1989 C 1 N R53
CHH 1
2/14/1989 A
2/15/1989 C
4/18/1989 B
5/17/1989 A
5/19/1989
7/16/1989
7/20/1989
9/18/1989
12/02/1989
12/15/1989 B
1
2
14
4
1
4
2
4
4
16
N H90
N
N S82
E
N S82
E
N
E
E
N
H 2
CHH 1
S 2
H 2
S 2
S 2
CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
H 2
S 2
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
1/20/1989 B
2/01/1989 A
2/02/1989
2/03/1989
2/04/1989
2/06/1989
2/10/1989
2/20/1989
3/04/1989
3/08/1989
4/08/1989
4/21/1989
5/04/1989
5/25/1989
6/24/1989
6/26/1989
7/11/1989
9/01/1989
9/20/1989
10/26/1989
N
N M70
N B53
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N B53
N
N M70
N M70
N
N
N M51
N B53
N M51
N M51
•UC630- MONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/1989
INDEX BY
12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
SKETCH OF RAPE SUSPECT RELEASED
ANTI-CRIME AGENCY SEEKS INFORMATION ON ROBBERY
CRISIS STABILIZATION PROGRAM
SEE ALSO HOST HOMES PROGRAM
SEE ALSO MENTAL ILLNESS
HOST HOMES NEEDED FOR MENTALLY ILL PEOPLE
CROASDAILE FARM
MAJOR PROJECTS INCLUDE MORE THAN 8,500 HOUSING UNITS
WESTERN DURHAM PHONES TO GET NEW PREFIXES, SWITCH
CROCUS
WINTER CROCUSES BRIGHT SPOTS FOR DARK TIMES
CROOK'S CORNER
CROWDS AT CROOK'S CORNER SHOULD TIP YOU OFF
CROPS
SEE ALSO MARIJUANA, CROPS
WEATHER FINALLY COOPERATING WITH FARMERS
CROSS-COUNTRY TRIPS
SEE ALSO TRAVEL, U.S.
HICKS TAKES TO ROAD IN STYLE
ACROSS THE U.S. AND BACK AGAIN
CROSS COUNTY CITIZENS COMMITTEE
GATEWAY FOES ASK COUNCIL TO RECONSIDER MIXED-USE
CROSSROADS SHOPPING CENTER (CARY, N.C.)
SEE ALSO SHOPPING CENTERS
SHOPPING MALL IN CARY MAY NOT BE BUILT
CROWN HONDA VOLVO
SHINING NEW CARS FOR A SHINING CENTURY! CROWN HONDA VOLVO (AD)
CRUISES
POPULARITY OF CRUISE VACATIONS SAILS ALONG
CRUISE LINES PUSH ALLURING ESCAPES FROM WINTER
CRUISING
SEE ALSO ADOLESCENCE
CRUISIN' THE HILLSBOROUGH CIRCUIT
TASK FORCE PROPOSED AS CRUISING SOLUTION
BURLINGTON VOTES TO FURTHER RESTRICT CRUISING
HILLSBOROUGH STILL 'CRUISING' FOR SOLUTION
$1 MILLION TEENS' CRUISING PARK BEING BUILT IN EASTERN DURHAM
CRUISING/BUSINESSMEN CREATING PLACE SOLELY FOR TEEN-AGE PASTIME
WHY DO TEENS HAVE SO MANY "EHPTY" HOURS?
CRUSOE (FILM)
'CRUSOE' HAS WHAT NOVEL LACKS! ACTION
CRYSTAL MEADOWS
HOUSING PROJECT WINS AWARD
CUB SCOUTS
SEE ALSO BOY SCOUTS, N.C.
UNIT AWARD
CUBA, MILITARY
BE WARY OF BEFRIENDING CASTRO
CULBRETH JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
CARRINGTON COUGARS SCRATCH OUT CULBRETH COUGARS, 10-5
OFFICIAL SAYS RENOVATIONS ON SCHEDULE
CULBRETH PARK SUBDIVISION
COUNCIL LIKES LOW-COST HOUSING PROPOSAL
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CHH 1 11/28/1989 A 3 D N M70
S 2 12/26/1989 C 1 P N
S 2 11/25/1989 A 1 N HAS
H 2 8/20/1989 C 3 N C60
S 2 9/19/1989 A 1 N E33
H 2 11/05/1989 E 10 P U
H 2 7/14/1989 D 7 R D77
H 1 6/08/1989 C 1 P N H60
S 2 5/23/1989 A 6 P F G59
CHH 1 6/03/1989 A 3 P N L90
CHH 1 9/12/1989 A 1 N M70
H 2 7/01/1989 B 3 N
S 2 4/19/1989 G 12 D A
S 2 2/17/1989 B 1 P F G59
H 2 9/03/1989 E 15 U W66
CHH 1 2/06/1989 A
CHH 1 2/09/1989 A
H 1 4/05/1989 C
CHH 1 5/31/1989 A
H 2 10/22/1989 B
S 2 10/31/1989 B
CHH 1 11/13/1989 A
H 2 4/28/1989 D
H 2 10/28/1989 C
3 P N H90
3 N R63
1 N T35
3 N D38
1 P N R63
5 P U A76
5 U
3 PR S66
1 NK65
S 2 8/22/1989 A 13 P P C45
H 2 1/29/1989 D 4 E
S 2 4/18/1989 D 6 P N A76
CHH 1 8/08/1989 A 3 N
CHH 1 1/10/1989 A 1 N M70
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TOWN NEEDS HOUSING POLICY, COUNCIL TOLD
CULBRETH PARK HOUSING PROJECT GETS PLANERS' BACKING
COUNCIL APPROVES CULBRETH PARK PLANS
SUBDIVISION SUBSIDIES SCHEDULED FOR DEBATE
LOU-COST SUBDIVISION ON SESSION AGENDA _
TOWN TO SUBSIDIZE CULBRETH HOHES/$238,000 MARKED FOR PROJECT
MARTIN TO GIVE HOUSING FUNDS, REECE SAYS
HOUSING GRANT USES ANNOUNCED
CULTURE
STATE LAUDS COUNTY EFFORT ON CULTURES
CUMBERLAND COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPT. _ _ ,„,
CHARLESTON POLICE CHIEF RIPS CRITICS OF HELPFUL DEPUTIES
CUMMINGS HIGH SCHOOL (BURLINGTON, N.C. > _
SENATOR FIELDS QUESTIONS FROM BURLINGTON AUDIENCE
CUMHINGS HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, FOOTBALL
BURLINGTON HIGH SCHOOL'S FOOTBALL TEAM IS HONORED IN CONGRESSIONAL...
TORCH IS PASSED AS DAVIS INHERITS CAVALIER OFFENSE
THIRD-QUARTER EXPLOSION LIFTS CUMHINGS TO WIN
CUHMINGS BACK IN 3-A FINAL AFTER WHIPPING BERTIE
UNO MAS? CUMMINGS GOES AFTER 2ND 3-A CROWN
WONDERS CEASE REIGN BY CAVALIERS
CUPS
NBA HORNETS MAKE CUPS RUNNETH OVER AT TRI-fLAS
1,000- YEAR-OLD TREES
CYSTIC FIBROSIS
CYSTIC FIBROSIS RESEARCHERS GET $2.5 MILLION GRANT
GRANT TO SUPPORT CYSTIC FIBROSIS STUDY
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3/14/1989
4/26/1989
9/10/1989
9/30/1989
CHH 1 11/23/1989
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N H70
N K70
N
N
N
N M70
N K2S
N
S 2 12/02/1989 B
H 2 11/08/1989 D
H 1 3/21/1989 C
H 2 2/18/1989 B
H 2 11/24/1989 B
H 2 11/25/1989 D
H 2 12/02/1989 D
H 2 12/07/1989 C
H 2 12/11/1989 D
1 N H65
9 N
1 P N H60
2 N
2 P N W55
3 N W55
3 N W55
3 P N W55
1 N W55
CURATORJ A MUSEUM ADVENTURE IN COLLECTING (GAME)
IT'S ALL IN THE GAME
CURRICULUM
SEE DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, CURRICULUM
SEE DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, CURRICULUM
SEE SCHOOLS, N.C, CURRICULUM
CURRITUCK COUNTY, N.C. _ „_ mmm _
CURRITUCK BILL CALLED AN ATTEMPT TO GET LIQUOR BY THE DRINK
CURSING
SEE ALSO LANGUAGE
N.C. LEGISLATORS TACKLE ABUSIVE-LANGUAGE SUBJECT
THURSDAY DEADLIte LOOMS FOR BILLS ,
MEASURE IS AIMED AT ADULTS USING PROFANITY AT SCHOOLS
SENATE SHOULD REJECT WIPER, PROFANITY LAWS
SCHOOL PROFANITY BILL CVERZEALOUS »_™_
SENATORS SAY BILL OUTLAWING PROFANITY SHOULD INCLUDE FACULTY 4 STUDENTS
SCHOOL ANTI-PROFANITY BILL GETS SIDETRACKED
CURTAIN UP, INC.
SEE ALSO THEATERS, DURHAM
'MURDER ON THE NILE'
'NILE' OVERCOMES WEATHER, ACCENTS
CUSTOM HOLDERS DC.
HILLSBOROUGH TO SET 60 NEW JOBS
CYANIDE
LOCAL GROCERS RESPOND QUICKLY TO CYANIDE SCARE
MORE A THREAT THAN SOUR GRAPES
CHEMICAL FIRE AT UNC BURNS FOR TWO HOURS
CYPRESS TREES
SEE ALSO TREES
AGREEMENT TO PROTECT
H 1 1/05/1989 C 2 N
S 2 1/12/1989 D 1 P F B71
H 2 6/03/1989 A 6 P N
s
H
H
S
H
H
H
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
4/21/1989 A
5/09/1989 C
5/11/1989 B
5/12/1989 A
5/16/1989 A
6/09/1989 A
7/01/1989 B
5 J Oil
2 N
5 P N
4 E
4 E
15 N
2 N
H
H
2
2
6/02/1989 D
6/06/1989 B
14 P P T32
5 P R M60
CHH 1 5/20/1989 A 1 N H90
CHH 1 3/15/1989 A
H 2 3/20/1989 A
CHH 1 9/06/1989 A
1 P N L38
4 E
1 P N M70
H 2 12/29/1989 C 3 N H65
H 2
CHH 1
3/17/1989 A
3/24/1989 A
16 N U80
5 N
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UNC DOCTOR NAHED TOP CF RESEARCHER
PROJECT CALLED CYSTIC FIBROSIS BREAKTHROUGH
UNC DEVELOPS CYSTIC FIBROSIS WEAPON
TOURNEY RAISES FUNDS FOR CYSTIC FIBROSIS
CYSTIC FIBROSIS FOUNDATION
BACHELOR AUCTION
CZECHOSLOVAKIA
STALIN STANDS TALLER WITH FOR-SALE SIGN
ONCE-DIMMED STARS SHINE IN EASTERN BLOC
D & L EQUIPMENT (ROXBORO, N.C.)
D&L EQUIPMENT, INC. (AD)
D-DAY
SEE ALSO WORLD WAR II
SALUTE OUR FALLEN MILITARY
FOR WILLIAMS, THE IMAGES OF D-DAY ARE CLEAR AS YESTERDAY
DARE (DRUG ABUSE RESISTANCE EDUCATION)
SEE ALSO DRUG ABUSE, PREVENTION
OFFICERS MEET IN DURHAM FOR DRUG TRAINING
AREA SCHOOLS REFLECT U.S. DRUG PROBLEMS
PARENTS' VIEWS, ATTITUDES CALLED PREVENTION KEY
THE DARE IS TO SAY 'NO'; FULL-TIME OFFICER FIGHTING ABUSE...
NIX TO NARCOTICS
DEPUTIES: ANTI-DRUG PROGRAM IS HELPING DURHAM STUDENTS
DURHAM SCHOOLS LEAD IN ANTI-DRUG EFFORT
BUILD BRIDGES OF RESPECT
DARE GRADUATION
EAST END ENERGY
OFFICERS PLAN DRUG PROGRAM FESTIVAL
FESTIVAL FOR STUDENTS PUSHES ANTI-DRUG LESSONS
DARE TO SAY 'NO'
DARE DONORS
DARE TO BE GREAT
TAKING A DARE
SUBJECTS
DC-10
DDI
DURHAM FAMILY ON FLIGHT 232 CALLS SURVIVAL PURE MIRACLE
AMERICAN AIRLINES ADDING WIDE-BODIED DC-10 JETS AT RDU
TRAGEDY SEPARATED DURHAM FAMLY-BUT ONLY BRIERY
RTI SCIENTIST FEARED KILLED IN IOWA CRASH
RTI SCIENTIST FEARED KILLED IN IOWA CRASH
RDU LIKELY TO GET DC-10S DESPITE CRASH
THE BIG ONE
DC-10 FLIGHTS INAUGURATED BY AMERICAN FROM RDU HUB
DUKE, UNC MEDICAL SCHOOLS TO TEST NEW AIDS DRUG
DNA RESEARCH
SEE ALSO BIOTECHNOLOGY
SEE ALSO GENETIC RESEARCH
SEE ALSO MEDICAL RESEARCH
SEE ALSO RESEARCH
RESEARCHERS FINISH WORKSHOP IN DNA
RESEARCHERS COMPLETE UNA WORKSHOP
ROCHE PLANS LAB WITH 100 WORKERS
DNS ELECTRONIC MATERIALS
SEE ALSO DYNAMIT NOBEL AG (WEST GERMANY)
DURHAM COUGHS UP TONS OF TOXINS
DUX
SEE DRUNKEN DRIVING
DUPAC
SEE DUKE UNIV. DUPAC PROGRAM
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H 2 5/18/1989 C
CHH 1 6/23/1989 A
H 2 6/28/1989 B
S 2 7/18/1989 D
11 N
6 N
5 N
5 P N A76
S 2 3/28/1989 B 2 P P T37
H 2 12/16/1989 A 4 E
S 2 12/10/1989 A 4 E
S 2 4/19/1989 E 9 D A
H
2
6/05/1989 A
4 E
CHH 1
6/06/1989 A
3 P N L90
S
2
1/12/1989 C
1 N
CHH 1
1/22/1989 A
1 C N C62
CHH 1
1/22/1989 A
1 N C62
CHH 1
1/22/1989 A
1 P N M25
S
2
1/28/1989 B
5 P P T37
S
2
2/11/1989 A
1 N B53
s
2
2/14/1989 A
4 E
s
2
3/03/1989 A
4 E
s
2
3/21/1989 C
5 P P T37
s
2
3/25/1989 A
3 P P T37
s
2
4/29/1989 B
1 N
H
2
5/14/1989 B
3 N M51
S
2
9/15/1989 C
1 P P R56
S
2
9/26/1989 B
9 P P S73
s
2 11/16/1989 C
2 P P T32
S
2 12/16/1989 B
1 P P S76
H
2
7/20/1989 A
1 P N
s
2
7/20/1989 C
1 N
H
2
7/21/1989 A
1 N R63
H
2
7/21/1989 A
1 P N K65
H
2
7/21/1989 A
1 P N S17
H
2
7/27/1989 C
1 N K65
H
2
9/14/1989 C
1 P P S76
H
2
9/14/1989 D
8 N K65
H
2
8/31/1989 A
1 N C60
CHH 1 8/24/1989 A
CHH 1 8/25/1989 A
H 2 9/26/1989 B
3 N
7 N
1 N K65
H 2 2/19/1989 A 1 C N C60
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D. N. HIX SCHOOL (OXFORDjJfX.)
BALL FIELD LIGHTS PROSPECTS BRIGHTEN
GRANVILLE ASKED TO HELP INSTALL LIGHTS AT BALL FIELD
DRILL STOPS PASSERSBY IN OXFORD
DAD (FILM)
"DAD," "THE BEARVCARRY SOME TISSUES
DAFFODIL DAYS
DAYS OF THE DAFFODILS
DAFFODILS
SEE ALSO FLOUERS
DAFFODILS ARE STILL CHARMING/THE SOUTHERN GARDENER
DAIRIES, N.C.
SEE DAIRY FARMERS, N.C.
DAIRY FARMERS, N.C.
SEE ALSO MILK
JOB MILKS EXTRA INCOME FROM COUPLE .. „ Tlim„
COLD AND FRESH/40 YEARS OF BUSINESS & GOING STRONG UITH...MILK DELIVERY
MIRYOWNEfclLLsTaJITS AT OWE OF COUNTY'S OLDEST DAIRY FARMS
DALLAS, TEXAS
RTI TO CONDUCT AIDS SURVEY IN DALLAS
DALLAS COWBOYS
LANDRY: A TEXAS INSTITUTION
GIL BRANDT FIRED?
DALLAS COWBOYS CHEERLEADER SQUAD
SEE ALSO CHEERLEADERS
AMERICA'S TEAM OR SHAME?
DAMASCUS CHURCH (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.) _
LOCAL CHURCH RAISING FUNDS FOR TREATMENT
CHURCH RAISES $14,000 FOR LEUKEMIA VICTIM
DAMES AT SEA (PLAY)
SPIRIT OF SPOOF KEEPS 'DAMES' AFLOAT
MUSICAL PROVIDES EVENING OF LAUGHS AND DANCE
DAMINOZIDE
SEE ALSO PESTICIDES
DURHAM CITY, COUNTY SCHOOLS TO GET CANNED, NOT FRESH APPLES
DAMS, N.C.
DAM BREAKS IN CUMBERLAND COUNTY
DAMS, ORANGE COUNTY
OUASA TO ADDRESS DEFICIENCIES IN DAM
DAN RIVER
SEE ALSO PINNACLES OF THE DAN _ „„. _,
FOR A RENEWAL OF SPIRIT, TREK TO THE PINNACLES OF THE DAN
DANCE
SEE ALSO AFRICAN-AMERICAN DANCE ENSEMBLE
SEE ALSO AFRICAN DANCE
SEE ALSO AMERICAN DANCE FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO BLACKS, DANCE
SEE ALSO CHOREOGRAPHERS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., DANCE PROGRAM
SEE ALSO FRENCH DANCE
SEE ALSO JAPAN, DANCE
SEE ALSO JOSE LIMON DANCE CO.
H 1 6/21/1989 C 1 N T33
H 1 7/26/1989 C 1 N T33
H 1 8/17/1989 C 1 P N T33
H 2 11/10/1989 D 16 R S92
CHH 1 4/07/1989 A 3 P P K30
H 2 2/26/1989 F 12 P U
S 2 1/03/1989 A 3 N
CHH 1 8/20/1989 A 3 P N
CHH 1 11/19/1989 A 1 P N M20
S 2 2/04/1989 A 1 N M06
H 2 3/03/1989 A 4 E
S 2 5/04/1989 B 1 P U D18
H 2 6/27/1989 A 4 E
CHH 1 1/07/1989 A 1 N S17
CHH 1 1/16/1989 A 3 N M25
H 2 6/23/1989 D 16 R U66
S 2 6/29/1989 D 7 R B77
S 2 3/18/1989 A 1 N M06
H 2 1/19/1989 B 2 N
CHH 1 4/12/1989 A 3 P N L90
H 2 4/30/1989 B 1 U N36
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1/01/1989
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SUBJECTS
SEE ALSO MODERN DANCE
SEE ALSO NEW PERFORMING DANCE CO.
SEE ALSO PERFORMANCE ART
SEE ALSO PILOBOLUS
SEE ALSO REVIEWS, DANCE
SEE ALSO SHAGGING CONTESTS
SEE ALSO STRIP TEASE ARTISTS
SEE ALSO WHIRLWIND JAZZ DANCERS
'GAMES CELLS PLAY...' - JACQUES D'AHBOISE SOLD ON HOLD
GOTTA DANCE!!
DANCE REPORT SET FOR SCHOOL BOARD
SHAGGING'S IN AT IN THE RAW
MIRROR IMAGES OF ART
DANCERS (FILM)
'DANCERS': MISHA'S MOVES STILL BETTER THAN HIS ACTING
DANGEROUS INTERSECTIONS
SEE INTERSECTIONS
DANGEROUS LIAISONS (FILM)
BORED ARISTOCRATS, BORING 'LIAISONS'
DANIEL BOONE COMPLEX
COUNTY HURTS BOONE VILLAGE BUSINESSES
CROWD DEBATES HILLSBOROUGH INTERSTATE RULES
WAFFLE HOUSE CLEARS FIRST HURDLE
BOONE VILLAGE DEVELOPER DIES
FLAGS AT HALF-MAST FOR FREELAND
TOWN BOARD KILLS SIGN AMENDMENT
WHICH DIRECTION IN THE FUTURE?
DIFFERENT APPROACH, BUT SAME PROBLEMS
CATES: WHERE TO FROM HERE?
DANIEL BOONE SKATING RINK
NEW OWNERS HAVE BIG PLANS FOR DANIEL BOONE ICE RINK
DANVILLE, VIRGINIA
FOURTH OF JULY; DANVILLE, VA., PLANS 3-DAY CELEBRATION
DARE COUNTY, N.C.
EAST LAKE COMMUNITY CENTER — WHERE STORIES WERE BORN, NOW RETOLD
DARK OF THE MOON (PLAY)
CAROLINA PROJECTS THEATER LIGHTS UP THE NIGHT
'DARK OF THE MOON'S STRONG SCENES, ACTING ECLIPSED BY UNEVEN TONE
DARRYL'S 1890 RESTAURANT
POLICE SAY 'CUSTOMER' ROBBED EATERY
POLICE LOG/EAT-AND-RUN SUSPECT SOUGHT
DARTMOUTH COLLEGE
DUKE STUDENTS PLAN CONSERVATIVE PERIODICAL
DARVON
POTENTIAL TREATMENT DISCOVERED FOR DARVON OVERDOSE
DATA PROCESSING MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION
NEW OFFICERS
DATABASES
SEE ALSO COMPUTERS
SCIENCE AND RESEARCH CENTER OFFERS ON-LINE DATABASE SERVICE
DATE RAPE
SEE ALSO RAPE, U.S.
HARDIN BACKS AMENDMENT ON DATE RAPE
DUKE OFFICER'S TALK QUASHES DATE RAPE MYTH
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H 2
CHH 1
S 2
H 2
3/16/1989 D
5/05/1989 C
5/15/1989 A
8/31/1989 D
12/15/1989 C
1 P F B71
6 P P S73
3 N C62
2 P F B71
1 P P T32
H 2 9/15/1989 D 4 R L59
H 2 2/17/1989 D 3 P R S66
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
1/31/1989 A
2/01/1989 A
2/15/1989 A
3/15/1989 A
3/16/1989 A
9/13/1989 A
12/10/1989 A
12/10/1989 A
12/10/1989 A
4 L
1 N R63
3PNR63
1 PO
1 PN R63
3 N D38
1 M N W57
1 P N W57
1 N W57
CHH 1 7/06/1989 A 1 P N H90
H 1 6/30/1989 C 1 N H60
H 2 1/05/1989 C 3 P N
H 2 10/13/1989 D
S 2 10/26/1989 C
18
3
N B71
R B77
S 2 6/20/1989 A 7 N
H 2 12/22/1989 C 1 N
H 2 9/21/1989 C 1 P N N36
H 2 8/11/1989 C 1 N C60
H 2 1/12/1989 D 5 P P K30
H 2 8/06/1989 D 6 N
CHH 1 2/25/1989 A 3 P N S17
H 2 4/03/1989 B 1 N J04
DATELINE FREEDOM: CIVIL RIGHTS t, THE PRESS
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'DATELINE' DOCUMENTARY LEAVES ISSUES HANGING
DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION
GRANVILLE PATRIOT IS RECOGNIZED AFTER 165 YEARS
DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION, GENERAL DAVIE CHAPTER
AWARD-WINNING ESSAY WRITERS
GOOD CITIZENS 1989-90
DAUGHTERS OF THE CONFEDERACY, UNITED
SEE UNITED DAUGHTERS OF THE CONFEDERACY
DAVID H. GRIFFITH AND ASSOCIATES
PERSON COUNTY RECEIVES REPORT ABOUT USER FEES
USER FEE HIKE SUGGESTED
REPORT OUT ON SEPTIC TANK PLAN
DAVIDSON AND JONES CONSTRUCTION CO. „, „n„nrror
GRANVILLE EYES NEW SCHOOL CONSTRUCTION CONCEPT
DAVIDSON COLLEGE SPORTS, BASKETBAU.
BLUE DEVILS RIP DAVIDSON, 101-53
DUKE OVERCOMES 'CATS, JET LAG
S. CAROLINA 65, DAVIDSON 48
DUKE 'D' STRANGLES DAVIDSON
DUKE QUICKLY DISPOSES OF CRIPPLED WILDCATS
DAVIDSON ELECTRIC MEMBERSHIP COOPERATIVE
THREE ELECTRIC COOPERATIVES TO STUDY COMBINING OPERATIONS
^ DAVIE OFFICIALS TO SPEAK AGAINST NUCLEAR FACILITY
DAVINCI'S RESTAURANT
REASONABLE, YES; LIGHT AND FRESH, NO
DAVIS CUP TOURNAMENT
SEE ALSO TENNIS
DAVIS CUP DREAM
DAVIS DRIUE
ROAD BOARD HAY OK DAVIS DRIVE PAVING
STATE TRANSPORTATION BOARD OKS PAVING DAVIS DRIVE EXTENSION
DAY CAMPS
SEE ALSO CAMPS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF CAMPS)
SUMMER OPTIONS; ACTIVITIES GALORE FOR YOUR CHILDREN
CUB REPORTERS HONE SKILLS AT SUMMER CAMP
DAY CARE
SEE ADULT DAY CARE
SEE CHILD CARE
DAY CARE CENTERS
SEE CHILD CARE CENTERS
DAY CARE SERVICES ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO CHILD CARE CENTERS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, CHILD CARE
SOUVENIR SALES STILL DAY CARE SERVICES' DOMAIN
MAKING CHILD CARE AFFORDABLE .„ lm
FUND-RAISING CAMPAIGN TARGETS DAY CARE FOR 28 KIDS IN NEED
"THE DAY ROOM"/LAUGHS, INSIGHTS- AND LOTS OF QUESTIONS
DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME
SPRING FORWARD AT 2 A.M. SUNDAY
SOME SPARE SNORES
SUBJECTS
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H 2 1/17/1989 C 5 R W66
H 2 5/29/1989 A 1 P N Bll
S 2 2/04/1989 A 5 P P T37
S 2 10/09/1989 B 1 P P T37
H 1 1/04/1989 C
CHH 1 5/18/1989 A
CHH 1 12/19/1989 A
1 N T33
3 C N M20
3 N
H 1 1/04/1989 C 1 N H60
2 1/06/1989 B
2 1/06/1989 D
2 1/08/1989 B
2 12/22/1989 B
2 12/22/1989 D
H 2 1/05/1989 C
S 2 1/17/1989 C
H 2 10/13/1989 D
1 P NC49
1 P N F25
5 N
1 P N M88
1 P N F25
1 N H60
3 N
7 R D77
S 2 7/13/1989 B 1 U D18
S 2 10/13/1989 C 1 N C61
S 2 10/17/1989 C 1 N C61
H 2 4/02/1989 E 1 P F Zll
CHH 1 8/07/1989 A 3 P N C62
CHH 1 9/11/1989 A 3 N
CHH 1 10/02/1989 A 1 P G
CHH 1 12/17/1989 A 3 N K20
H 2 11/10/1989 D 7 R B77
H 2 3/31/1989 A 4 E
H 2 10/28/1989 A 4 E
DAYLILIES
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SEE ALSO DAFFODILS
ONPOINTE
DAYLILIES BRIDGE TIC GAP BETWEEN SPRING, SUMMER
DAYTON CONTEMPORARY DANCE CO.
THE BLACK TRADITION/MODERN DANCE'S LOST LINE IS RECLAIMED AT THE ADF
HE TELLS IT LIKE IT IS (AND WAS)
JAZZ WIND BLOWS IN WITH 2 DANCE TROUPES
DANCES OFFER MOVING HISTORY
DE DANANN (IRISH MUSICAL GROUP)
THE ACCIDENTAL SINGER; IRISH VOCALIST TEAMS WITH NASHVILLE DUO
DEAD POETS SOCIETY (FILM)
TRAGEDY ASIDE, 'DEAD POETS' IS A GOOD MOVIE
DEAF
qrr ALSO HEARING DEFECTS
SEE ALSO N.C. DIVISION OF SERVICES FOR THE DEAF AND HARD OF HEARING
ace ALSO SIGN LANGUAGE
DEAF, HEARING-IMPAIRED URGED TO LOBBY GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS
DEAN E. SMITH STUDENT ACTIVITIES CENTER
SMITH CENTER HAS 100TH EVENT
TIGHTER PARKING RULES WILL MEAN EXTRA STEPS FOR FANS
BLEACHERS MAY REPLACE SOME SEATS AT SMITH CENTER
N.C. STATE ARENA COULD HURT SMITH CENTER; UNC DIRECTOR QUESTIONS NEED...
HANK WILLIAMS JR. COMING TO CHAPEL HILL
IT'S CURTAINS FOR DEAN SMITH CENTER
SOUVENIR SALES STILL DAY CARE SERVICES' DOMAIN
DEAN MOSS & ASSOC.
CHATHAM DROPS SEWER SYSTEMS FROM LAND PLAN (CORRECTION PRINTED 8-3-89)
CORRECTION
COUNTY DELAYS ACTION ON DEAN MOSS PLAN
CHATHAM ADOPTS REVISED DEAN-MOSS LAND PLAN
DEATH
SEE ALSO EUTHANASIA
SEE ALSO HOSPICE
SEE ALSO LIVING WILL
SEE ALSO MOURNING
SEE ALSO RIGHT-TO-DIE
SEE ALSO TO LIFE (COUNSELING ORGANIZATION)
DEATH EXPERT COMING TO DUKE
DEATH-BY-VEHICLE
SEE ALSO MANSLAUGHTER
SEE ALSO TRAFFIC DEATHS, DURHAM
APPEALS COURT RULES $500,000 RESTITUTION EXCESSIVE IN DEATH-BY-VEHICLE
VIDEOTAPE OF TRAFFIC DEATH LEADS JUDGE TO SENTENCE
MAN DRAWS 5 YEARS IN CAR DEATH
DEATH PENALTY
SEE DEATH SENTENCES, DURHAM
SEE DEATH SENTENCES, N.C.
SEE DEATH SENTENCES, U.S.
DEATH RATE
SEE ALSO HOSPITALS, N.C, MORTALITY RATES
SEE ALSO INFANT MORTALITY
N.C. COCAINE DEATHS UP IN '88
COCAINE DEATHS EDGE UP IN DURHAM, ORANGE COS.
UNC RESEARCHERS STUDY HEART ATTACK DEATH RATES
DURHAM VA HOSPITAL CITED IN FEDERAL STUDY
THE STAGGERING FACTS/SUNDAY FOCUS: HEART DISEASE
DEATH SENTENCES, DURHAM
JURY SAYS DEATH FOR MRS. STAGER; INVESTIGATORS, DA LAUDED FOR OUTCOME
JURY SAYS DEATH FOR MRS. STAGER; INVESTIGATORS, DA LAUDED FOR OUTCOME
2 6/13/1989 B
2 6/18/1989 E
2 6/22/1989 B
2 6/22/1989 D
2 6/23/1989 C
2 6/24/1989 A
H 2 2/10/1989 D
H 2 6/16/1989 D
CHH
CHH
S
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
1/07/1989
1/20/1989
1/24/1989
1/27/1989
3/11/1989
5/06/1989
9/11/1989
CHH 1 8/02/1989 A
CHH 1 8/03/1989 A
CHH 1 9/20/1989 A
CHH 1 10/03/1989 A
CHH 1
S 2
S 2
H 2
CHH 1
1/20/1989 A
1/23/1989 A
4/20/1989 A
6/14/1989 A
9/10/1989 A
1 P P S76
18 PU
1 P F M31
2PF 659
3 R L59
8 P R B71
8 P F W66
3 PR S66
CHH 1 9/15/1989 A 3 N
N U80
N M70
N
N S17
N
N
N
3 P N M25
2 N
3 P N M25
1 N M25
S 2 3/03/1989 C 1 N
H
2
4/09/1989 B
1
N S82
H
2
8/29/1989 A
1
N S82
S
2
8/29/1989 B
1
N B53
2 5/20/1989 A
2 5/20/1989 A
5 P N U80
1 N
9 N
1 N
1 C N S17
1 P N S82
1 P N R63
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1/01/1989
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12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
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DEATH SENTENCES, N.C.
SEE ALSO CENTRAL PRISON, DEATH ROW
SEE ALSO CRIMINAL SENTENCING
SEE ALSO DEATH SENTENCES, U.S.
SEE ALSO LIFE SENTENCES _
CONVICTED KILLER NOW FIGHTING FOR LIFE H , 2
WS SS^JPSSSiS St CF DEATH PENALTY BECA* HOOT ISSUE J" \
COURT REFUSES TO HEAR APPEAL IN KLAN CASE _ H 2
PANEL ENDORSES CONTINUING UTILITIES' FUEL COST 'TRUE-UPS' H 2
COUNTY HAY HAVE 4TH DEATH ROW CASE 0* 1
GREEN'S EXECUTION DATE IS SET CHH 1
LENGTHY DEBATE DELAYS VOTE ON COHPARAnVEFAULT r^r^n H 2
PANEL KILLS BILL TO BLOCK DEATH PENALTY FOR MENTALLY RETARDED H 2
OPPONENTS OF DEATH PENALTY SAY BILL DIDN'T GET FAIR HEARING H 2
DEATH SENTENCES. U.S.
SEE ALSO CRIMINAL SENTENCING
1/09/1989 A
1/29/1989 A
2/08/1989 C
2/22/1989 B
2/24/1989 A
2/28/1989 A
3/12/1989 A
5/04/1989 B
5/10/1989 A
7/27/1989 B
SEE ALSO DEATH SENTENCES, N.C. _ .ml,OOOA
THERE WAS NO ROOM FOR MERCY H 2 1/27/1989 A
OFFWITH THnRHEADS? CAPITAL PUNISHMENT ISN'T TOO MEAN FOR DRUG DEALERS H 2 6/24/1989 A
DURHAM LAWYER AMONG THREE BATTLING FOR DEATH-ROW RIGHTS H 2 6/24/1989 C
DEATH THREATS
EXTENDING THE DEATH THREATS
DEATHS DURHAM
AUTOPSY SAYS HEAD BLOW KILLED MAN FOUND UNCONSCIOUS ON FAYETTEVILLE ST,
COCAINE DEATHS EDGE UP IN DURHAM, ORANGE COS.
MEMORIAL DAY SET FOR FALLEN WORKERSj 87 DIED IN 1988
MAN FOUND DEAD NEAR CITY PARK
POLICE LOG/WOMAN FOUND DEAD IN CAR
WOMAN FOUND DEAD IN CAR __ _
POLICE LOG/TOMAN DEAD IN CAR IDENTIFIED
POLICE LOG/DECOMPOSED BODY UNIDENTIFIED
POLICE IDENTIFY BODY
DEATH TERMED 'SUSPICIOUS; ' AUTOPSY COMING
POLICE LOG/VAN STRIKES 2 PEDESTRIANS
POLICE LOG/MAN ARRESTED IN SEPT. 9 STABBING CASE
ANGIER AVE. NEIGHBORS' SHOUTS WARN RESIDENTS OF HOUSE FIRE
DURHAM MAN SHOT TO DEATH
DEATHS, N.C.
SEE ALSO FIRES, N.C, DEATHS
SEE ALSO HOSPITALS, N.C, MORTALITY RATES
SEE ALSO POLICE, N.C, DEATHS
SEE ALSO TRAFFIC DEATHS, N.C
SEE ALSO WRONGFUL DEATHS
THIRD DEATH LINKED TO HOSPITAL PHARMACY
MAN FOUND DEAD IN CHAPEL HILL MOTEL ROOM
DEATH OF LOCAL LAWYER INVESTIGATED
MAN FOUND DEAD IN BASEKNT
DEBATE
LAWYER IN ABORTION CASE TO DEBATE PHYLLIS SCHLAFLY
ABORTION ISSUE DEBATED _
CATES CHALLENGES PEN-WIELDING NEMESIS SANFORD TO DEBATE
DEBT
SEE DEBTS
DEBT COLLECTION AGENCIES
SEE DEBTS
DEBT LIMIT
SEE NATIONAL DEBT
1/13/1989 C
1/23/1989 A
4/23/1989 B
8/15/1989 C
8/23/1989 B
8/23/1989 B
8/24/1989 C
9/02/1989 C
9/05/1989 B
10/30/1989 A
11/21/1989 B
12/14/1989 B
12/16/1989 A
12/28/1989 B
H 2 3/17/1989 A
H 2 3/31/1989 C
CHH 1 6/21/1989 A
9
3
2
6
11
1
3
4
9
7
N
NS17
N
N
N
N H90
N
N
N
N
4 E
4 E
1 PN S82
H 2 5/09/1989 A 4 E
N B53
N
N A54
N B53
N M51
N
N M51
N
N
N
N M51
N S69
N Yll
N
H 2 4/09/1989 B 1 N
CHH 1 8/01/1989 A 2 N
CHH 1 8/02/1989 A 3 N
CHH 1 9/12/1989 A 3 N
16 N
1 P N L90
1 N D38
DEBTS
SEE ALSO CONSUMER DEBT
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SUBJECTS
SEE ALSO CREDIT
SEE ALSO FARM DEBT
SEE ALSO GARNISHMENT
SEE ALSO WORLD DEBT
HERITAGE SQUARE TAXES NOT YET PAID
CITY WANTS SERVICE PRINTING ASSETS
POWELL SUGGESTS FORGIVING $129,000 LOAN, TAKING PRESS
HERITAGE SQUARE MUST SHOW SIGNS OF STRENGTH
CITY SHOULD TAKE ASSETS TO REDUCE FIRM'S DEBTS
DEBUTANTE BALL SOCIETY
DEBUTANTE BALL SOCIETY NAMES NEW OFFICERS
DEBUTANTES
RECEPTION FOR DEBUTANTES
DEBUTANTES AT BRUNCH
BOWING IN, BOWING OUT AT DEBUTANTE BALL
DEBUTANTE LUNCHEON
PARTYING DEBUTANTES
1989 DURHAM DEBUTANTES LISTED
DEBUTANTE PICNIC
AN EVENING IN MONTE CARLO
DEBUTANTE PARTY TIME
DEBUTANTE PARTY
DEBUTANTE DANCE
DEBUTANTE LUNCHEON
RED CAPE AFFAIR
DEBUTANTE BALL ADDS NEW 'TRADITIONS'
DECEMBER
POLAR AIR SET TO NESTLE IN TRIANGLE FOR EXTRA-COLD MONTH OF DECEMBER
DEER
DEER CARCASSES POSE THREAT TO FALLS LAKE
CULPRITS SHOULD BE CAUGHT
BEWARE THE SUDDEN FLIGHT
POLICE LOG/STABBING VICTIM GOES INTO CARDIAC ARREST
HAZARD ON THE HIGHWAY/BOLTING DEER A PROBLEM COMMON TO ORANGE CO.
GROWING CITY, UHITETAIL HERDS CROSSING PATHS
DEFENSE CONTRACTORS
SEE ALSO CONTRACTS
SEE ALSO FEDERAL CONTRACTS
SEE ALSO MILITARY, BUDGET
ME? A WOMANIZER?! RIDICULOUS! (CARTOON)
THE SENATE'S SUSPECT ETHICISTS
EXEMPTION BILLS PILE UP ON STATE'S PUBLIC BIDDING LAW
DEFENSE SPENDING
SEE MILITARY, BUDGET
DEFIBRILLATORS
NEW MACHINE MAY HELP TEAMS IMPROVE HANDLING CARDIAC ARRESTS
FASTER MEDICAL CARE ONLY HEARTBEATS AWAY
LIVE-SAVING COMPTUER
HIGH-TECH DEVICE RESTORES WOMAN'S HEARTBEAT
DEFORESTATION
SCIENTISTS QUESTION CITIES' DEFORESTATION
DUKE GRADUATE STUDENT SEEKS TO REFOREST AFRICAN HOMELAND
DELICATESSENS
SEE ALSO FOOD
SUPERMARKET DELIS;
EXPANDING TO MEET NEEDS OF THOSE ON THE GO
DELINQUENT TAXES
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY TAX OFFICE
SEE ALSO INCOME TAX EVASION
SEE ALSO TAXES, DURHAM
SEE ALSO TAXES, DURHAM COUNTY
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S
2
1/06/1989 A
1
N H70
S
2
1/12/1989 A
1
N H70
H
2
1/13/1989 C
1
N S69
S
2
1/13/1989 A
4
E
S
2
1/16/1989 A
4
E
H
2
2/05/1989 E
11 P P S76
H
2
1/01/1989 E
7 P P C45
H
2
1/01/1989 E
9 P P T37
H
2
1/03/1989 B
1 P U W15
H
2
1/08/1989 E
2 P P T37
H
2
5/16/1989 A
6 P P T44
S
2
5/17/1989 C
3 P P C45
S
2
6/14/1989 C
4 P P T32
S
2 11/30/1989 B
2 P P C45
H
2 12/03/1989 E
7 P P T44
S
2 12/28/1989 A
7 P P T32
S
2 12/28/1989 A
7 P P T32
S
2 12/30/1989 A
5 P P T37
H
2 12/31/1989 B
1 P P T32
H
2 12/31/1989 B
3
N W15
H
2 12/13/1989 A
1
N H60
H
2
1/05/1989 A
1
N T33
H
2
1/09/1989 A
4
E
CHH 1
4/23/1989 A
4
E
H
2 10/16/1989 B
6
N M51
CHH 1
10/17/1989 A
3
N H90
H
2 11/18/1989 A
1 H N H60
H 2 1/29/1989 D 4 T T
H 2 2/14/1989 A 4 E
H 2 3/07/1989 B 5 N
C50
2 5/31/1989 B 1 N B53
2 6/02/1989 A 4 E
2 6/03/1989 B 6 P P T32
2 6/09/1989 C 1 N B53
2 1/23/1989 A
2 3/03/1989 C
3 N
7 P N D80
H 2 9/20/1989 B 1 P F Zll
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/ANNUAL
1/01/1989
INDEX BY
12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
COUNTY HAY SEIZE LATE RMS
HERITAGE SQUARE MAY PAY TAXES BY APRIL 24
HERITAGE SQUARE RENT MAY BE TAKEN FOR TAXES
TAX COLLECTOR MAY BYPASS COURT FOR DEBTS
ALDERMAN CANDIDATE FAILS TO PAY TAXES
CANDIDATE NELSON FAILS TO PAY TAXES
BELLINGER INC.
CONSTRUCTION FIRM MIGHT SUE CITY FOR DISCOUNTING LOW BID
APPARENT LOW BIDDER URGES CITY REVIEW OF MWBE STANDARDS
MAKE SENSE, CITY HALL
DELTA ZETA
SORORITY SEEKS OK OF HOUSE PLANS
UPS AND DOWNS FOR CHARITY
FINAL UPS AND DOWNS
RESIDENTS SILENT ON SORORITY
DEMOCRATIC PARTY, DURHAM
SEE DURHAM COUNTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY
DEMOCRATIC PARTY. N.C.
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY
SEE ALSO N.C. DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, DEMOCRATIC LEGISLATORS
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL YOUNG DEMOCRATS
SEE ALSO YOUNG DEMOCRATS OF N.C.
LOBBYIST FRONTRUNNER FOR N.C. DEMOCRATIC CHIEF
RALEIGH MAN ENDORSED FOR DEMOCRATIC POST
RALEIGH LAWYER PICKED TO HEAD DEMOCRATIC PARTY
N.C. DEMOCRATIC CHAIRMAN WOULD LIKE MORE MODERATE STANCES
DEMOCRATIC CHAIRMAN SAYS HE WON'T FORCE BELIEFS ON PARTY
WOMEN BLAST DEMOCRATS' DAVIS, 'OLD-BOY NETWORK'
CHAPEL HILL'S DAVID PRICE POPULAR AMONG DEMOCRATS
SOME DEMOCRATS CALL FOR DAVIS TO RESIGN AS PARTY'S CHAIRMAN
DEMOCRATS' DREAM IS JUST THAT _
YOUNG DEMOCRATS URGED TO SHAPE, CONTROL PARTY AGENDAS
INSIGHT/DEMOCRATIC PARTY NEEDS A SUPERMAN TO CHALLENGE SEN. HELMS
N.C. MAY SEE RISE IN PARTY CROSSOVERS
STATE DEMOCRATS FINDING SEN. JESSE HELMS TOUGH TO BEAT
DEMONSTRATIONS
SEE ALSO ANTI-NUCLEAR MOVEMENT
SEE ALSO CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE
SEE ALSO DISORDERLY CONDUCT
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., DEMONSTRATIONS
SEE ALSO RIOTS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, DEMONSTRATIONS
1,000 IN DURHAM MARCH FOR KING
EIGHT ARRESTED IN ABORTION PROTEST ACTION
MAVRETIC CHALLENGES GOVERNOR TO BOOST TAXES FOR TEACHERS
LEGISLATORS IFFY ON IMPACT OF PROTEST
T-DAY; FEW LOCAL TEACHERS JOIN MARCH __ ,
...WE TEACHERS GATHERED IN RALEIGH TO PROTEST THE GOVERNOR'S.,. (CARTOON)
N.C. AVERAGE TEACHER PAY 36TH NATIONALLY
POLICE ARREST 9 ANTI-ABORTION PROTESTERS ON TRESPASS CHARGES
MARCHERS BEGIN CENTRAL AMERICA 'PEACE PILGRIMAGE'
DUKE STUDENTS, SENIOR CITIZENS TO PROTEST MINIMUM-WAGE PLAN
GROUP STAGES PROTEST OF PLAN FOR SUB-MINIMUM TRAINING PAY
WAGE RAGE
CHURCHES SHOW UNITY IN MARCH
PROTESTING AID TO CONTRAS
PROTEST
2 DUKE STUDENTS FACE CWKGES
PRO-CHOICE MARCH DRAWS AREA SUPPORT
ANTI-ABORTION PROTESTERS FOUND GUILTY OF TRESPASSING
ACTIONS DON'T DETER PATIENTS, LOCAL CLINIC EMPLOYEE SAYS
TRANSPORT WORKERS PROTEST PACT OFFER
N
P
S
S
S
s
CHH
CHH
— DATE-
1/12/1989
1/26/1989
2/08/1989
3/28/1989
8/17/1989
8/18/1989
H
H
H
H
H
H
S
H
S
H
H
S
H
S 2
CHH 1
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
H 2
H 2
S 2
CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
1/16/1989 A
1/22/1989 A
2/15/1989 A
2/15/1989 A
2/15/1989 A
2/16/1989 A
3/15/1989 B
3/18/1989 C
3/20/1989
3/29/1989
3/30/1989
3/30/1989
3/31/1989
4/04/1989
4/04/1989
4/06/1989
4/08/1989
4/13/1989
4/13/1989
4/15/1989
-PG
1
1
1
1
3
3
S 2 9/20/1989 A
H 2 9/21/1989 C
H 2 9/25/1989 A
CHH 1 3/27/1989 A
CHH 1 4/04/1989 A
CHH 1 4/06/1989 A
CHH 1 6/20/1989 A
1/01/1989 C
1/07/1989 A
1/15/1989 B
1/28/1989 C
1/29/1989 B
4/02/1989 B
4/17/1989 A
5/21/1989 B
7/20/1989 A
7/23/1989 B
9/03/1989 D
9/13/1989 A
12/31/1989 D
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N H70
N H70
NH70
N H65
N C62
N C62
1 PNC61
1 N S69
4 E
3 N M70
1 P P L38
3 P P L38
1 N M70
7
6
1
14
4
1
5
5
5
1
2
1
3
1
1
1
4
6
1
1
8
1
1
9
1
a
12
3
3
3
10
N
N
N L40
N
N
N
J
N
J
Oil
_ an
N S22
U L40
J Oil
U L40
N H65
N C62
N L40
N
N C62
T C50
N
N B53
N R63
N
N C47
P T37
N S69
P T37
P T37
N
N
N R63
N S17
N K65
>-LX630-
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ANNUAL
1/01/1989
INDEX BY
12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
PROTESTERS APPEAL TO TAXPAYERS
NIGHT OF THE LOOMING TAXES
VIOLINS IN PROTEST
STUDENTS RALLY AGAINST ARTS SCHOOL CHANCELLOR
AIDS ACTIVISTS ARRESTED IN RTP
CHINESE HOODS HURT CHANCE FOR DEMOCRACY
BURROUGHS WELLCOME TO DROP CHARGES AGAINST AIDS ACTIVISTS
MARCH PROTESTS GRAVETTE DECISION
UNC CHINESE STUDENTS TO XIN D.C. RALLY FOR BEIJING PROTESTERS
'THE PEOPLE ARE READY'; CHINESE STUDENTS BEGIN UEEKLONG FUND-RAISER...
LONELY VIGIL
DURHAM POLICE ARREST 7 IN ABORTION PROTEST
7 ANTI-ABORTION DEMONSTRATORS ARRESTED AT DURHAM RALLY
HEARINGS AUG. 8 FOR 7 ANTI-ABORTION PROTESTERS
CLEARING THE RECORD
JUDGE'S ORDER BARS ABORTION PROTESTERS
ABORTION FOES UNDER INJUNCTION
CLINIC LAWYER SAYS PROTESTS NAY NEED MORE LEGAL ACTION
DURHAM ABORTION PROTEST PEACEFUL
PROTESTORS PEACEFUL AT RALLY
CENTER'S ART SHOW DRAWS 500, PROTEST FROM CHRISTIAN GROUP
CENTER'S ART SHOW DRAWS 500, PROTEST FROM CHRISTIAN GROUP
100 OR MORE SUPPORTERS JOIN WITNESS FOR PEACE MARCH
CRECHE PROTESTS U.S. AID TO EL SALVADOR
DENTAL CARE
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, DENTAL CARE
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY
COMPUTERS EXPECTED TO REVOLUTIONIZE DENTISTRY
BRUSHING, FLOSSING ARE BEST DENTAL HYGIENE/THE PEOPLE'S PHARMACY
DENTAL FOUNDATION OF N.C., INC.
ELLIOT TO HEAD DENTAL FOUNDATION
DENTAL MALPRACTICE SUITS
SEE ALSO MEDICAL MALPRACTICE SUITS
DENTIST'S LICENSE SUSPENDED IN UMSTEAD MALPRACTICE PROBE
DENTISTS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM/ORANGE DENTAL SOCIETY
TRICKY HALLOWEEN TREATMENT
DENTISTS, N.C.
SEE ALSO DENTAL CARE
SEE ALSO N.C. BOARD OF DENTAL EXAMINERS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-€HAPEL HILL SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY
DOGS AND CATS BENEFIT FROM DENTAL CARE
AIDS CAUSES DOCTORS, DENTISTS TO TIGHTEN INFECTION CONTROL
DENTISTS
STS, N.C, UNETHICAL CONDUCT
DENTIST SUIT GOES TO TRIAL
COURTROOM TURNED INTO DENTIST'S 'OFFICE' FOR TRIAL
ORAL SURGEON: ANESTHESIA CULPRIT IN ALLEGED ASSAULT
LAWSUIT AGAINST DENTIST NOW IN HANDS OF JURY
JURY CLEARS DENTIST IN SEX ASSAULT SUIT
DENTIST'S LICENSE SUSPENDED IN UMSTEAD MALPRACTICE PROBE
DEPAUL UNIV. SPORTS, BASKETBALL
BUCKNALL'S 21 GUIDE NORTH CAROLINA TO 87-67 ROUT OF DEPAUL
HEELS PUT ON CLINIC VS. DEPAUL
DEPAUL DEALS FRIGID WOLFPACK ANOTHER LOSS
DEPAUL AMBUSHES VISITING WOLFPACK
DEPAUL. TAR HEELS BATTLING SLUMPS
UNC LEARNING FROM 'DOWN ON THE FLOOR'
UNC REBOUNDS WITH WIN OVER DEPAUL
VICTORY DOESN'T CURE TAR HEEL ILLS
DEPRESSION (EMOTIONAL STATE)
SEE ALSO ANTI-DEPRESSANTS
SEE ALSO CHRISTMAS, DURHAM, DEPRESSION
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H 2
8 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
S 2
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
4/18/1989
4/18/1989
4/21/1989
4/21/1989
4/25/1989
4/25/1989
5/04/1989
5/08/1989
5/20/1989
5/23/1989
6/01/1989
7/01/1989
7/02/1989
7/03/1989
7/26/1989
7/27/1989
7/28/1989
7/28/1989
7/29/1989
10/29/1989 B
11/15/1989 A
11/15/1989 A
12/03/1989 B
12/12/1989 A
NM51
P T32
PL38
N S17
N
E
N B53
N M25
NL90
N S17
P L38
N B53
NT32
N B53
N
N M06
N S82
N M06
N C61
N S22
N S22
N N36
P T32
N S17
H 2 3/05/1989 A 15 N
S 2 8/16/1989 A 10 U
CHH 1 12/12/1989 A 2 N
H 2 9/27/1989 A 1 N T33
H 2 11/01/1989 C 3 P P K30
S 2
H 2
1/03/1989 A
8/08/1989 C
6 P F G59
1 N
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
2/02/1989 A
2/03/1989 A
2/04/1989 A
2/08/1989 A
2/09/1989 A
9/27/1989 A
3
3
3
3
1
1
N H90
N H90
N H90
N H90
N H90
N T33
H 2 1/06/1989 B
S 2 1/06/1989 D
H 2 2/05/1989 C
S 2 2/06/1989 D
H 2 12/16/1989 D
H 2 12/17/1989 C
H 2 12/17/1989 C
S 2 12/18/1989 D
1 N M14
1 P N D18
1 C N M14
2 P N
1 N L22
1 U M88
1 P N L22
1 P U D18
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SEE ALSO CHRISTMAS, N.C., DEPRESSION
SEE ALSO MANIC DEPRESSION
SEE ALSO MENTAL ILLNESS „
FREE TREATMENT OFFERED IN STUDY ON DEPRESSION
DOCTOR SAYS MANIC DEPRESSION AFFLICTS CHILDREN AS WELL AS ADULTS
DUKE DOCTOR PINPOINTS, TREATS CHILDREN'S 'MANIC DEPRESSION'
UNC STUDY LINKS ENDORPHIN LEVELS, PAINS IN CHEST
TVQ MftTWPQ TntiA
12-YEAR-OLD RECIPIENT OF LAUSUIT 'DOING PRETTY GOOD' IN IOMA
DESEGREGATION
SEE RACIAL DISCRIMINATION
SEE SCHOOLS, N.C., DESEGREGATION
SEE SCHOOLS, U.S., DESEGREGATION
SEE UNIV. OF N.C., DESEGREGATION
DESIGN FIRMS
DESIGNING MAN, DURHAM DESIGNER MAKES A MARK IN NEW YORK
DESIGN TASK FORCE
SEE CHAPEL HILL APPEARANCE COMMITTEE
DETECTIVES
SEE PRIVATE DETECTIVES
DETOXIFICATION CENTERS , m„ „ „
SEE ALCOHOLIC REHABILITATION CENTER, BUTNER, N.C.
DETROIT PISTONS
PISTONS GOOD, BUT DON'T RATE 'DYNASTY' TAG
DEVELOPERS
SEE BUILDING DEVELOPERS
DEVELOPMENT VENTURES, INC. ___ _,
♦1 MILLION LOAN PONDERED BY CITY LABELED HIGH RISK
HOUSING PROPOSAL RISKY
DEVELOPER ASKS CITY FOR *1 MILLION LOAN
DESPITE RISKS, CITY TO LEND MONEY FOR EDGEMONT PROJECT
FIRM TO GET HOUSING FUNDS FOR EDGEMONT
DEVELOPERS SQUARE OFF ON MILL SITE REZONING
DEVELOPER EYES REST OF HOSIERY MILL SITE
DEVELOPERS SETTLE ON MILL REZONING
HOUSING PROJECT GETS FIRST GO SIGN
EDGEMONT ELMS
DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES
SEE ALSO HANDICAPPED
SEE ALSO LEARNING DISABILITIES
SEE ALSO N.C. COUNCIL ON DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES
7 PUBLIC HEARINGS SCHEDULED ON DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED
DISABILITIES SURVEY SAYS SERVICES ARE NEEDED
DEVILS WHO DON'T
GROUP OF DUKE STUDENTS ABSTAINS FROM SEX
DIABETES
SEE ALSO AMERICAN DIABETES ASSOCIATION
WEIGHT LOSS AIDS DIABETES, STATE OF MIND
HERTFORD'S HALL OF FAMER
HALL OF FAMER MAKES PITCH AGAINST DIABETES
'CATFISH' HUNTER PITCHING AGAINST DIABETES
DUKE PERFORMS PANCREAS-KIDNEY TRANSPLANT
DIAL-A-PORN
SEE ALSO CHILD PORNOGRAPHY
SEE ALSO PORNOGRAPHY
COMMITTEE OKS BILL TO BAN 'DIAL-A-PORN' OUTLETS IN N.C.
LEGISLATORS SPENDING LONG HOURS WRESTLING WITH ISSUES OF MORALITY
H 2 2/25/1989 C
H 2 6/06/1989 C
S 2 7/06/1989 C
CHH 1 11/17/1989 A
12 N
3 N ISO
1 N
9 N
H 2 9/04/1989 B 1 N S82
H 2 5/14/1989 E 1 P F S56
S 2 6/16/1989 D 1 U D18
5/05/1989 C
5/09/1989 A
5/11/1989 A
6/29/1989 C
6/30/1989 A
8/22/1989 B
10/10/1989 C
11/23/1989 A
12/08/1989 C
12/31/1989 F
S
H
H
S
S
6/02/1989 C
6/03/1989 D
6/04/1989 B
6/06/1989 D
7/21/1989 C
N R63
E
N C61
N R63
N C61
N C61
N C61
N C61
N R63
P T37
H 2 4/05/1989 C 3 N U80
CHH 1 4/14/1989 A 5 N
H 2 7/19/1989 C 4 N
1 N
3 P N C52
1 P N C60
1 P U D18
1 H
H 2 4/26/1989 D 49 N
H 2 5/02/1989 C 2 N
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DIAMOND CHIPS
SEE ALSO BASEBALL
DIAMOND CHIPS
DIAMOND CHIPS
DIAMOND CHIPS
DIAMOND CHIPS
DIAMOND CHIPS
DIAMOND CHIPS
DIAMOND CHIPS
DIAMOND CHIPS
DIAMOND CHIPS
DIAMOND CHIPS
DIAMOND CHIPS
DIAMOND CHIPS
DIAMOND CHIPS
DIAMOND CHIPS
DIAMOND CHIPS
DIAMOND CHIPS
DIAMOND CHIPS
DIAMOND CHIPS
DIAMOND CHIPS
DIAMOND CHIPS
DIAMOND CHIPS
DIAMONDS
TECHNIQUE BONDS GOLD TO DIAMONDS
RARE, PRECIOUS, AND ROUGH
DIAPERS
SEE ALSO INFANTS
AND THEY'RE OFF!
DIARRHEA
TREATMENT SOUGHT FOR DEADLY DIARRHEA
OVER-THE-COUNTER MEDICATIONS USUALLY HANDLE BOUTS OF DIARRHEA
DICKSON HOUSE
SEE ALSO HILLSBOROUGH, N.C. , VISITORS CENTER
NEW VISITORS CENTER TO OPEN IN APRIL
CEREMONIAL WATCH
HILLSBOROUGH CHAMBER SEEKS FUNDS FOR CENTER'S RESTROOM RENOVATIONS
A LOOK BACK/OLD DICKSON HOUSE SITE
CHAMBER SEEKS SUPPORT FOR REST ROOMS
EX ENDORSES FUNDS FOR CENTER
CHAMBER HOPES «7,500 GIFT MILL HELP PROMOTE TOURISM
DICTIONARIES
SEE ALSO LANGUAGE
0ED2 STANDS ALONE AT LITERARY PINNACLE
DIEMLER AND ASSOCIATES
FAA STUDY: RDU GROWTH TO OUTPACE PROJECTIONS
DIESEL FUEL
SEE ALSO GASOLINE
DIESa FUEL SPILL STOPPED FROM REACHING TAR RIVER
DIESEL FUEL SPILL
SEE ALSO GASOLINE SPILLS
ORANGE-JUICE TRAILER OVERTURNS, PUTTING SQUEEZE ON 1-85 TRAFFIC
TRUCK TUMBLES
FUEL SPILLS IN COLLISION
DIETITIANS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, DIETARY SERVICES
SEE ALSO NUTRITION
REGISTERED DIETITIANi ADVISER FOR A NUTRITION-WISE LIFESTYLE
E C T S
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P D
— DATE — C
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S 2
4/15/1989 B
2 P U P52
S 2
4/22/1989 B
1 P U P52
S 2
4/29/1989 B
2 P U P52
S 2
5/06/1989 B
1 P U P52
S 2
5/13/1989 B
1 P U P52
S 2
5/20/1989 B
2 P U P52
S 2
5/27/1989 B
1 P U P52
S 2
6/03/1989 B
2 P U P52
S 2
6/10/1989 B
1 P U P52
S 2
6/17/1989 B
1 U P52
S 2
6/24/1989 B
1 U P52
S 2
7/01/1989 B
1 P U P52
S 2
7/08/1989 B
1 P U P52
S 2
7/15/1989 B
1 PU P52
S 2
7/22/1989 B
1 P U P52
S 2
8/05/1989 B
1 PU P52
S 2
8/12/1989 B
1 PU P52
S 2
8/19/1989 B
1 P U P52
S 2
8/26/1989 B
1 P U P52
S 2
9/02/1989 B
1 PU P52
S 2
9/09/1989 B
1 P U P52
CHH 1
7/14/1989 A
7 N
CHH 1
11/14/1989 A
1 P L38
CHH 1
6/04/1989 A
3 P N S17
H 2
1/10/1989 B
3 N C60
S 2
3/29/1989 C
7 U
CHH 1
3/17/1989 A
3 N
CHH 1
5/01/1989 A
1 P P T44
CHH 1
8/08/1989 A
3 P N M20
CHH 1
8/10/1989 A
7 P P
CHH 1
8/31/1989 A
3 P N M20
CHH 1
9/15/1989 A
3 N
CHH 1
10/26/1989 A
3 N H90
CHH 1
7/30/1989 A
5 U
H 2
3/25/1989 C
1 N P41
H 1 11/09/1989 C 1 N T33
S 2 5/25/1989 C
S 2 7/24/1989 C
S 2 8/29/1989 A
1 P N B53
1 P P S76
8 N
H 2 3/08/1989 B 1
DIETITIANS, N.C.
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HOUSE TO CONSIDER DIETITIAN LICENSING
DIETITIAN MEASURE NOW GOES TO SENATE
DIETING
SEE HEIGHT CONTROL
DIETS
SEE OBESITY
SEE RICE DIET
SEE HEIGHT CONTROL
DIGITAL SWITCHES
SEE NORTHERN TELECOM,
CHH 1 7/21/1989 A
CHH 1 7/25/1989 A
3 P N K20
3 N
DIGITAL SWITCHING DIVISION
DINOSAURS
DINOSAUR ART; LIKE ALMOST EVERYTHING ELSE TO DO UITH DINOS, IT'S POPULAR H 2 1/06/1989 D
CARRBORO MAN WANTS TO BUILD HILLSBOROUGH 'DINOSAUR PARK' CHH 1 3/04/1989 A
7 P F W66
1 N H90
DIPLOMAS
TOO MUCH VALUE PUT ON DIPLOMAS
STUDENT GUZZLES COURSES
DIRT BIKES
SEE ALSO BICYCLES
SEE ALSO MOTORCYCLES
CHASE ENDS WITH POLICEMAN DODGING ASSAULT BY DIRT BIKE
DIRTY, ROTTEN SCOUNDRELS (FILM)
MARTIN PLAYS 'SCOUNDREL' WITH THE STYLE OF HARPO
DIRTY DANCING
CLEARING THE RECORD
DISABLED AMERICAN VETERANS
SEE ALSO HANDICAPPED
DISABLED VETERANS ELECT NEW OFFICERS
DISASTER AID PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO FEDERAL AID, N.C.
SEE ALSO FEDERAL EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY
TORNADO RELIEF SHOWS TRIANGLE RESIDENTS CARE
RED CROSS OUT OF DISASTER MONEY
MARTIN TO SEEK DISASTER FUNDS FOR 19 COUNTIES
TORNADO BLEW AWAY INVISIBLE RACIAL LINE IN COMMUNITY
CITY OPENS COMMAND CENTER TODAY FOR VICTIMS OF STORM
READY TO GO
TORNADO RELIEF CENTER SET TO OPEN IN DURHAM
DURHAM GETS $150,000 FOR STORM DAMAGE
45 SEEK HELP FROM DURHAM DISASTER CENTER
DISASTER RELIEF WELCOME
TORNADO RELIEF CENTER OPENS FOR DURHAM AREA
DURHAM DISASTER AID DEADLINE IS TODAY _ ttrr_
DISASTER AID FOR TORNADO DAMAGE IS SOUGHT FDR THREE MORE COUNTIES
TWISTER RELIEF STILL AVAILABLE
WORKSHOP FOR TORNADO VICITMS CLOSING
STATE APPROVES FAST FUNDS FOR TORNADO RELIEF
TORNADO AID OVER $150,000
DURHAM GETS CHECK FOR TORNADO RELIEF
COUNTY SCHOOLS SEEK TORNADO RELIEF OF »8.700
MAY 5 TORNADO DISASTER RELIEF SEEKERS PASS 1,200
FEW TAKING ASSISTANCE FOR MARCH WINDSTORM
COUNTY RED CROSS HALFWAY TO HURRICANE HUGO RELIEF GOAL
ACC. SEC ASK FANS TO HELP HUGO'S VICTIMS
PART OF GRANVILLE MAN'S JOB IS TO PLAN FOR DISASTERS
GROUP WILL ASSIST VICTIMS OF STORM
HURRICANE VICTIMS FOCUS OF COLLECTION
A HEARTENING RESPONSE TO TRAGEDY
DURHAM CONTINUES HUGO RELIEF EFFORTS
HUGO HELP STILL TIMELY
DISASTER RELIEF AGENCIES STRESS! CASH BEST DONATION
H 2 7/30/1989 D 5 U G33
S 2 11/09/1989 A 4 E
H 2 5/24/1989 C 1 N
H 2 1/06/1989 D 2 P R S66
H 2 12/13/1989 A 2 N
S 2 7/12/1989 A 8 N
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
H 1
H 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
H 2
1/28/1989
2/02/1989
5/12/1989
5/12/1989
5/12/1989
5/13/1989
5/19/1989
5/19/1989
5/22/1989
5/22/1989
5/23/1989
5/26/1989
5/27/1989
5/29/1989
6/02/1989
6/07/1989
6/14/1989 ..
6/15/1989 B
6/15/1989 A
7/18/1989 C
7/21/1989 A
9/28/1989 A
9/29/1989 B
9/29/1989 C
9/29/1989
9/30/1989
9/30/1989
10/02/1989
10/05/1989
12
10/22/1989 B
E
N R63
N L40
N P38
N C47
P S73
N L40
N C61
N
E
N R63
N M06
N
E
N
N L40
N C61
N R63
N M06
N R63
N S17
N S17
N C49
N T33
N H60
N
E
N E33
N S17
N N36
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SUBJECTS
1SH3RADE AID/DURHAM PUPILS SEND CLASSROOM SUPPLIES TO S.C. ...
RED CROSS UNIT RAISES $40,000 TO AID VICTIMS
UNSPENT STATE PAY HONEY GOING FOR HUGO DAMAGE
DISASTER EVACUATION PLANS
FAMILY EVACUATED AFTER GASOLINE LEAK
INCLUDE SCHOOLS IN EMERGENCY PLANNING, STATE OFFICIALS SAY
SCHOOL TORNADO DRILLS TIMELY
2 PASSENGERS HURT AS SMOKE CAUSES AIRLINER'S EVACUATION
FIRE FORCES EVACUATION OF SCHOOL
DISASTER SIMULATIONS
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR SAFETY
PLANE CRASH RESCUE! (TAKE 2)
EMERGENCY PLANNERS SPURRED TO PRODUCE 'WHAT IF' REPORT SINCE... TORNADOES
COUNTY WON'T JOIN ATTACK EXERCISE
PAPER PRINTS PROPAGANDA
CORRECTION
DRILL STOPS PASSERSBY IN OXFORD
DISC GOLF
SEE ALSO PRISBEE (GAME)
SEE ALSO GAMES
'HOLE-IN-ONE' WEATHER HELPS DISC GOLF TOURNEY
DISC JOCKEYS
SEE ALSO RADIO
WAYNE POND A DISC JOCKEY AT HOME WITH ESOTERIC TOPICS
DISCLOSURE ACT
SEE CRIMINAL EVIDENCE
SEE FINANCIAL DISCLOSURE LAWS
SEE PROPERTY DISCLOSURE LAWS
DISCOTHEQUES
THEY'RE TOO DRESSY FOR GRAYING SET
DISCOVERY LAW
SEE CRIMINAL EVIDENCE
DISCOVERY PLACE (CHARLOTTE, N.C.)
MUSEUM MOVE IS RISKY
DISCRIMINATION
SEE ALSO AGE DISCRIMINATION
SEE ALSO DISEASE DISCRIMINATION
SEE ALSO XB DISCRIMINATION
SEE ALSO RACIAL DISCRIMINATION
SEE ALSO REVERSE DISCRIMINATION
SEE ALSO SEX DISCRIMINATION
HEARINGS TO FOCUS ON NEEDS OF MINORITIES
ORANGE COMMISSION SEARCHING FOR DISCRIMINATION COMPLAINTS
COMMISSION TO HOLD 'HOMOPHOBIA' HEARING
RIGHTS HEARING DRAWS 65
DISCRIMINATION AGAINST DISABLED FOCUS OF HEARING
TASK FORCE TO EXAMINE LEGAL ISSUES OF AIDS
PUBLIC HEARING CENTERS ON COUNTY RACE RELATIONS
PREACHING EQUALITY; TIM KIMREY IS LEADING ORANGE COUNTY'S FIGHT...
ROYALL'S OPPOSITION STALLS ANTI-BIAS 6ILL
DURHAM LOST ON ANTI-DISCRIMINATION, BUT WON ON TRIANGLE TRANSIT...
DISEASE DISCRIMINATION
SEE ALSO ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME, LEGAL ISSUES
SEE ALSO DISCRIMINATION
SEE ALSO HEALTH CARE
TASK FORCE TO EXAMINE LEGAL ISSUES OF AIDS
AIDS ANTI-DISCRIMINATION BILL ADVANCES
HOUSE VOTES TO BAN AIDS DISCRIMINATION
AIDS-BIAS BILL GUTTED
SENATE PANEL APPROVES RIGS WITH TRAILERS MEASURING S3 FEET
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2 11/01/1989 B 1 N E33
2 11/02/1989 C 1 N C61
1 11/08/1989 C 1 P N L40
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
S 2
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 1
1/01/1989 C
1/25/1989 A
2/23/1989 A
4/24/1989 C
5/10/1989 B
5/14/1989
5/23/1989
7/27/1989
8/03/1989
8/09/1989
8/17/1989
N
N M20
N C62
N
N
N 042
N C60
N M20
L
N
N T33
S 2 2/07/1989 D 6 P N A76
H 2 3/27/1989 B 5 P N K65
H 2 6/27/1989 A 4 U G33
H 2 1/25/1989 A 4 L
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
CHH
H
H
CHH
CHH
H
H
1/30/1989
2/26/1989
4/13/1989
4/15/1989
4/26/1989
5/01/1989
6/02/1989
6/06/1989
6/28/1989
8/13/1989 B
N S17
N M70
N
N S17
N
N S82
N S17
N S17
N L40
N L40
H
2
5/01/1989 A
1 P N S82
H
2
5/04/1989 B
5 N
H
2
5/12/1989 A
10 N
H
2
5/13/1989 A
4 E
H
2
6/22/1989 B
4 P N
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12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
HACKNEY BREAKS AIDS BILL TIE VOTE
AIDS BILL SUPPORTERS STRUGGLE TO SALVAGE LEGISLATION
COMMITTEE COMPROMISES ON AIDS BILL
PANEL REJECTS AMENDMENT TO WEAKEN AIDS VICTIMS BILL
BILL TO HELP AIDS VICTIMS FACES MORE AMENDMENTS
AIDS ANTI-DISCRIMINATION BILL FACES MORE OPPOSITION
AIDS DISCRIMINATION BILL HEADING FOR DEBATE IN N.C. HOUSE
HOUSE SUPPORTERS OF AIDS BILL FEND OF TWO AMENDMENTS
HOUSE APPROVES ANTI-DISCRIMINATION BILL FOR AIDS VICTIMS
ANTI-DISCRIMINATION LAW FOR AIDS VICTIMS ENACTED
HOUSE WISELY SPURNS AIDS-BILL REVISIONS
DISEASES (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC DISEASES)
SEE ALSO ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME
SEE ALSO ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE
SEE ALSO ANOREXIA NERVOSA
SEE ALSO ASTHMA
SEE ALSO CANCER
SEE ALSO CHICKEN POX
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, DISEASES
SEE ALSO CHRONIC ILLNESS
SEE ALSO COMA
SEE ALSO COXSACKIE VIRUS
SEE ALSO CYSTIC FIBROSIS
SEE ALSO EPILEPSY
SEE ALSO EPSTEIN-BARR VIRUS
SEE ALSO EYE DISEASES
SEE ALSO HEMOCHROMATOSIS
SEE ALSO HEMOPHILIA
SEE ALSO HEPATITIS
SEE ALSO INFECTIONS
SEE ALSO INFLUENZA
SEE ALSO KIDNEY DISEASE
SEE ALSO LIVER DISEASE
SEE ALSO LUPUS ERYTHEMATOSUS (DISEASE)
SEE ALSO LYME DISEASE
SEE ALSO MEASLES
SEE ALSO MYASTHENIA GRAVIS
SEE ALSO ONDDC'S CURSE (DISEASE)
SEE ALSO SHINGLES (DISEASE)
SEE ALSO SICK BUILDING SYNDROME
SEE ALSO SICKLE CELL ANEMIA
SEE ALSO STREP DISEASES
SEE ALSO TERMINAL ILLNESSES
SEE ALSO TUBERCULOSIS
SEE ALSO VIRUS
DISEASES RELATED TO 'GREENHOUSE EFFECT' CONCERN SCIENTISTS
PLAY CHRONICLES PLIGHT OF FATIGUE SUFFERERS
DISORDERLY CONDUCT
SEE ALSO CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE
SEE ALSO DEMONSTRATIONS
SEE ALSO PUBLIC DRUNKENNESS
SEE ALSO RIOTS „
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL CAMPUS POLICE
2 DUKE STUDENTS FACE CHARGES
DISPUTE SETTLEMENT CENTER, DURHAM
SEE ALSO COURTS, N.C.
SEE ALSO MEDIATION
CENTER GETS GRANT
DISPUTE CENTER GETS >12,000 GRANT
STUDENTS LEARNING TO SETTLE OWN SPATS
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CHH 1
6/23/1989 A
1
N M20
CHH 1
6/29/1989 A
1
N S17
CHH 1
7/07/1989 A
1
N S17
H 2
7/14/1989 A
9
N
H 2
7/15/1989 A
6
N
H 2
7/21/1989 A
9
H
H 2
7/24/1989 B
1
P N
H 2
7/26/1989 A
11
N
H 2
7/27/1989 B
3
N
H 2
7/29/1989 C
4
N
S 2
7/31/1989 A
4
E
H 2 11/18/1989 C
CHH 1 12/08/1989 A
S 2
H 2
S 2
6/14/1989 A
6/17/1989 C
9/29/1989 A
DISPUTE SETTLEMENT CENTER, ORANGE COUNTY
^ILLIPS^JUNIOR HIGH STUDENTS LEARN TO TALK IT OUT CHH 1
CARRBORO PROGRAM HELPING CRIMINALS STAY OUT OF PRISON -«- — SS !
A PEACE-MAKER IN THE MIDST OF DIVORCE BATTLES/SUNDAY FOCUS CHILD CUSTODY C* 1
JUDGES WANT THE PARENTS TO MAKE DECISION ABOUT CHILDREN/SUNDAY FOCUS CHH 1
1 N K65
3 P N S17
S 2 4/06/1989 A 12 N
11 N
4 N
3 N E33
2/12/1989 A 3 P N M20
4/11/1989 A 3 N R63
4/16/1989 A 1 P N H90
4/16/1989 A 1 P N H90
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DISPUTE CENTER INPUT URGED FOR LANDFILL
DISTILLERIES
SEE ALSO ALCOHOL
SEE ALSO MOONSHINE
BLAME BOOZER, NOT DISTILLER
DISTINCTIVE PROPERTIES
THE BENCH MARK/DISTINCTIVE PROPERTIES WINS AWARD OF MERIT
DISTINGUISHED PUBLIC SERVICE AWARD
SEE ALSO AWARDS
DUKE PROF RECEIVES NAVY'S DISTINGUISHED PUBLIC SERVICE AWARD
DISTINGUISHED WOMEN OF N.C.
SEE ALSO AWARDS
TRIANGLE WOMEN GET NOMINATIONS FOR AWARD
STATE SALUTES FIVE OF ITS FINEST
DIVING
SEE ALSO SCUBA DIVING (ACRONYM)
IN DULEY'S SPORT, FUTURE IS ALWAYS UP IN THE AIR
DIVINITY AT DUKE (SERIES)
SEE DUKE UNIV. DIVINITY SCHOOL
CHH 1 10/25/1989 A 3 N
H 2 4/24/1989 A 4 E
H 2 11/19/1989 F 1 D U
S 2 2/21/1989 B 1 P N
S 2 3/23/1989 A
H 2 4/01/1989 A
14 N
4 E
H 2 6/24/1989 B 1 P N V05
DIVORCE
SEE ALSO ALIENATION-OF-AFFECTION
SEE ALSO CHILD CUSTODY
SEE ALSO FAMILY STRUCTURE
AMERICA'S DIVORCE REVOLUTION H 2 2/12/1989 D
REC0VERIN6 FROM DIVORCE IS A SLOW PROCESS/TAKING CARE OF YOUR HEALTH S 2 3/22/1989 A
DIVORCED PEOPLE NEED TO DEVELOP A NEW IDENTITY TO COPE S 2 3/29/1989 C
A PEACE-MAKER IN THE MIDST OF DIVORCE BATTLES/SUNDAY FOCUS CHILD CUSTODY CHH 1 4/16/1989 A
JUDGES WANT THE PARENTS TO MAKE DECISION ABOUT CHILDREN/SUNDAY FOCUS CHH 1 4/16/1989 A
HEARSE A ROLLING BILLBOARD OF OUTRAGE H 2 9/07/1989 C
E
U
U
N H90
N H90
N N36
DO-IT-YOURSELF PROJECTS
DO-IT-YOURSELF NAN DISMANTLES CHURCH, BUILDS HOME
DO THE RIGHT THINB (FILM)
'DO THE RIGHT THING'S DELIBERATE AMBIVALENCE
DOCTORS, N.C.
SEE PHYSICIANS, N.C.
DODSON'S CROSSROADS
ANTI-AIRPORT GROUP CIRCULATES PETITION
RESIDENTS ASK COUNTY TO GO SLOW ON AIRPORT
DOG ATTACKS
SEE ALSO VICIOUS ANIMALS
AUTHORITIES LOOK FOR OWNER OF SEVERAL 'VICIOUS' DOGS
LEGAL ACTION AGAINST 'VICIOUS' DOGS MAY BE FIRST OF ITS KIND FOR COUNTY
VICIOUS DOG HEARING IS POSTPONED AGAIN
JUDGE ORDERS 'VICIOUS' DOGS PUT TO SLEEP
COUNTY HAS ONLY ONE 'CERTIFIED' VICIOUS DOG
DOG BITES WOMAN
POLICE LOG/COCAINE CHARGES LODGED
CARRBORO WOMAN APPEALS DOG REMOVAL ORDER
DOG CONTROL (INCLUDES CATS AND OTHER ANIMALS)
SEE ALSO CARRBORO, N.C, DOG CONTROL
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY ANIMAL SHELTER
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY ANIMAL CONTROL ADVISORY COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO PETS
AUTHORITIES LOOK FOR OWNER OF SEVERAL 'VICIOUS' DOGS
LEGAL ACTION AGAINST 'VICIOUS' DOGS MAY BE FIRST OF ITS KIND FOR COUNTY
JUDGE ORDERS 'VICIOUS' DOGS PUT TO SLEEP
WALKER HAS 4 REMAINING DOGS VACCINATED
3 P N
H 2 2/06/1989 C
H 2 7/07/1989 D 2 P R S66
CHH 1 4/12/1989 A
CHH 1 4/20/1989 A
1
3
N L90
N L90
CHH 1 2/16/1989 A
CHH 1 3/13/1989 A
CHH 1 3/15/1989 A
CHH 1 3/18/1989 A
H 2 10/25/1989 C
H 2 10/28/1989 C
H 2 12/01/1989 C
CHH 1 12/15/1989 A
1
2
3
3
1
1
1
3
N H90
N H90
N
N R63
N S69
N C47
N S22
N C62
CHH 1 2/16/1989 A
CHH 1 3/13/1989 A
CHH 1 3/18/1989 A
H 2 5/12/1989 C
1 N H90
2 N H90
3 N R63
1 P N T33
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ANIMALS PAY THE PRICE OF OWNERS' INDULGENCE/GUEST COLUMNIST
TAX, LICENSE PROPOSED FOR 'DANGEROUS' DOGS _
BILL CALLS FOR VOTE ON HIGHER TOBACCO PROMOTION FEE
COUNTY HAS ONLY ONE 'CERTIFIED' VICIOUS DOG _ u
ALDERMEN TO VOTE ON LEASH ALTERNATIVE PROPOSAL TUESDAY
CARRBORO DOGS TO RUN LEASH-FREE IN SECTION OF COMMUNITY PARK
DOG DAYS (SERIES)
SEE ALSO DURHAM HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, FOOTBALL
SEE ALSO LOSING STREAKS
DOG DAYS
WILLIAMS FOUND DHS DESTINATION OF HIS TRAIL
WILLIAMS EXPERIENCES 'FAMILY' PAIN
FOR BULLDOGS, GLORY DAYS JUST A MEMORY
BULLDOGS FINALLY LEARN TO CRAUL
BULLDOGS STEP TOWARD SUCCESS
10(3 ^GROOMING SALON ON WHEELS KEEPS OWNER-OPERATOR RUNNING
DOG SHOWS
A LOOK BACK/DOG DAYS
PRACTICE RUN
DURHAM DOG SHOW
BRUSH WITH FAME
TOP DOGS
m TpraBLEM DOG, GOOD DOG; THIS CHAPEL HILL TRAINER MAKES HOUSE CALLS
JO 'DEVIL DOG' HUFFMAN LEARNS THE OBEDIENCE ROPES
DOGS
SEE ALSO BLOODHOUNDS
SEE ALSO DURHAM KENNEL CLUB
SEE ALSO N.C., STATE DOG
SEE ALSO PETS
SEE ALSO PIT BULL TERRIERS
SEE ALSO PLOTT HOUND
SEE ALSO POLICE DOGS
SEE ALSO SEEING-EYE DOGS
PLAY BALL1
OFFICERS RESCUE DOG JUST BEFORE BUILDING DEMOLISHED
FREE BEST FRIENDS
DOG CRASHES THROUGH STORM DOOR TO RESCUE OWNER BEING ATTACKED
DOG GIVES SPECIAL VALENTINE
IT'S A DOG'S LIFE
PET GROOMING SALON ON WHEELS KEEPS OWNER-OPERATOR RUNNING
ANIMAL SHELTER IMPOUNDS 25 DOGS «,«.-—
24 DOGS IMPOUNDED FROM DURHAM MAN ARE PUT TO SLEEP
DOG LOVER VACCINATES HIS REMAINING PACK
WALKER HAS 4 REMAINING DOGS VACCINATED
STICKING WITH IT
JUNE COMES IN BLAZING HOT
»I WATCHED THIS PUPPY GO FROM A HAPPY LITTLE GUY TO SUFFERING'
SHAGGY DOG STORY NO WAG'S TALE
'DOG'S LIFE' NOT SO BAD
DOTTIE GOES HOME; ABUSED DALMATIAN PUP LEAVES SHELTER WITH NEW OWNER
SHAMPOO AND RINSE FOR MAN'S BEST FRIEND
PLAYMAKERS SEEKING JUST THE RIGHT BEAGLE
DOG FINE AFTER POND ACCIDENT
MAN, CANINE FRIENDS FIND NEW HOME
HERO DOG RETURNS HOME
GUARD WITH A GRR
HOLDING DOWN THE TRUCK
A DOG AND HIS STICK
2-DOG NIGHTMARE OVER, VET SEEKS HAPPY ENDING
FRIDAY THE 13TH DOGGONE LUCKY FOR ORPHANED DUCHESS, BABY
THE FUZZ BUDDIES
OUT FOR AN AFTERNOON DRIVE
N
P
CHH
H
H
H
CHH
CHH
S
E
-DATE — C -PG
I T
L Y
L P
BYL
6/12/1989
6/13/1989
6/14/1989
10/25/1989
11/11/1989
11/15/1989
9/16/1989 A
9/17/1989 C
9/18/1989 B
9/19/1989 B
9/20/1989 D
9/21/1989 D
4
14
9
1
1
1
U
N
N
N S69
N C62
N C62
M88
M88
M88
M88
M88
H 2 4/09/1989 A 1 P N P38
CHH
S
H
S
S
CHH
CHH
9/07/1989 A
10/14/1989 B
10/22/1989 B
10/23/1989 A
10/27/1989 C
7 P P
1 P P
7 P P
2 P P
3 P P
T32
C45
1 4/03/1989 A
1 4/03/1989 A
3 P F H90
3 P F H90
S 2
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
1/05/1989 A
1/12/1989 A
1/17/1989 A
2/16/1989 A
2/16/1989 A
3/19/1989 B
4/06/1989 A
4/09/1989
5/05/1989
5/06/1989
5/11/1989
5/12/1989
5/30/1989
6/02/1989
7/06/1989
7/15/1989
7/18/1989
7/29/1989
7/31/1989
8/22/1989
8/29/1989
8/29/1989 B
9/06/1989 A
9/16/1989
9/20/1989
10/07/1989
10/13/1989
10/18/1989
11/12/1989
11/20/1989
6
12
3
9
4
1
4
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
4
3
3
3
3
1
3
1
3
1
1
1
1
3
T37
T44
C45
P38
H65
T33
H65
T33
C45
H65
Bll
S82
S17
T44
H65
R56
L38
L38
C60
T44
T44
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HOBO HOUND
A DOG'S CHRISTMAS
HE GET COLD TOO
DOGS, DEAD
ALAMANCE COMMISSIONERS SEEK INFORMATION ON DEATHS OF DOGS
DOGS, DISEASES
SEE ALSO VIRUS
•I HATCHED THIS PUPPY GO FROM A HAPPY LITTLE GUY TO SUFFERING'
HEARTWORMS - A HIDDEN TRAGEDY
DOGWOOD ACRES
CHAPEL HILL! A TOWN IN A FULL-COURT PRESS/SUNDAY FOCUS
TOWN GROWTH LAWSUIT SETTLED
DOGWOOD FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO FESTIVALS, N.C.
MEBANE GETTING READY FOR DOGWOOD FESTIVAL
DOGWOODS
DOGWOODS FALL VICTIM TO BLOSSOM BLIGHT
MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS FAILED TO PREVENT HER ACHIEVEMENTS
ELUSIVE OOPSIE DOLL TOPS KIDS' TOY LIST
DOLPHINS
KEEPING TRACK OF DOLPHINS
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
SEE ALSO BATTERED WOMEN
SEE ALSO CHANGE (A MEN'S COUNSELING PROGRAM ON DOMESTIC VIOLENCE)
SEE ALSO CHILD ABUSE, DURHAM
SEE ALSO CHILD ABUSE, N.C.
SEE ALSO CHILD ABUSE, U.S.
SEE ALSO FAMILY STRUCTURE
SEE ALSO INFANTICIDE
SEE ALSO N.C. COALITION AGAINST DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
SEE ALSO FWHWREST POLICY
SEE ALSO SENIOR CITIZENS, ABUSE
POLICE LOG/MAN, WOMAN FACE ASSAULT CHARGES AFTER DOMESTIC DISPUTE
BATTERED-WOMEN ADVOCATES LAUD NATIONAL PLAN
PHYSICIANS SHOULD LOOK FOR MORE ABUSE CASES
COMIC VISITS N.C. TO DECRY DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
MAN ARRESTED AFTER SIX-BLOCK CHASE
INCIDENCES OF FAMILY VIOLENCE, HOMICIDES ON THE RISE
GROUP FIGHTING HOME VIOLENCE MOVING STATE OFFICE TO DURHAM
POLICE LOG/WOMAN ASSAULTED IN MCDONALD HOUSE
COURTS SHOULD BE TOUGH ON DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
VIOLENCE HITS CLOSE TO HOME/SUNDAY FOCUS: DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE KNOWS NO BOUNDARIES IN ITS SCOPE
A VICTIM'S TALE
FOX CALLS VICTIMS' ADVOCATE GOOD IDEA
BATTERED WOMEN NEED HELP IN COURT SYSTEM
WORKING AGAINST DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
DID JUSTICE SYSTEM ABANDON HILLSBOROUGH SHOOTING VICTIM?
WOMEN, CHILDREN FOCUS OF 4 FORUMS
BATTERED WOMEN TELL THEIR STORIES IN CHAPEL HILL
SCHULTZ GETS SERVICE AWARD
MOTHER HELD IN LOUISBURG SLAYINGS
POLICE CATCH SUSPECT IN WOMAN'S STABBING
FOX POLLS D.A.S ACROSS U.S. ON DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
PENDERGRASS DEFENDS SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT
HILLSBOROUGH WOMAN KILLED IN KNIFE ATTACX
HILLSBOROUGH WOMAN KILLED IN KNIFE ATTACK
NEIGHBORS WONDER WHAT THEY COULD HAVE DONE
NEIGHBORS WONDER WHAT THEY COULD HAVE DONE
HOME VIOLENCE NOT JUST LEGAL PROBLEM
FOX TO SEEK RE-ELECTION
S I T
N E ELY
P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
H 2 12/20/1989 C 1 P P T37
CHH 1 12/23/1989 A 1 P P L38
H 2 12/25/1989 C 12 P P L38
H 1 1/18/1989 C 10 N T35
H 2 7/06/1989 C 1 N Bll
CHH 1 7/30/1989 A 3 P N
CHH 1 2/12/1989 A 1 P N M70
CHH 1 3/01/1989 A 1 N M70
H 1 4/14/1989 C 1 N H60
H 2 10/01/1989 E 14 P U
H 2 6/14/1989 C 1 P N Bll
H 2 12/11/1989 C 1 P N K65
H 2 7/25/1989 A 4 E
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
1/02/1989
1/08/1989
1/08/1989
3/21/1989
4/04/1989
4/25/1989
7/27/1989
8/29/1989
9/23/1989
10/01/1989
10/01/1989
10/01/1989
10/02/1989
10/03/1989
10/04/1989
10/05/1989
10/10/1989
10/12/1989
11/10/1989
11/17/1989
12/06/1989
12/08/1989
12/08/1989
12/09/1989
12/09/1989
12/09/1989
12/09/1989
12/12/1989
12/13/1989
N
N L90
N L90
N
N
J Oil
N M06
N M51
E
N M70
N M70
N
N C62
E
E
J
N S17
N W57
N
N
N M70
N M70
N M70
N W57
N D38
N D38
N W57
E
N H90
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Y SUBJECTS
ham uho attacked wife with hammer gets five years
smith: arrests too few in domestic violence cases
SMITH, STEPHENS SQUARE OFF ON DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
DURHAM POLICE STUDY 'PRO-ARREST' POLICY
NEW DOMESTIC VIOLENCE REPORT SYSTEM PRAISED
HOME VIOLENCE SADDENS THE NEW YEAR
DOMICILIARY HOME COMMUNITY ADVISORY COMMITTEE FOR CHATHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO CHATHAM COUNTY, N.C.
SEE ALSO REST HOMES, N.C.
SEE ALSO SENIOR CITIZENS, HOUSING
REST HOME ADVISORY GROUP REPORTS TO BOARD
"""fflMlBu. JUNKIE WHO GOT WINTER LEAGUE FIX IN DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
DOMINO'S PIZZA INC.
SEE ALSO THE NOID
POLICE PROBE PIZZA-STORE HEIST, KNIFEPOINT ROBBERY
QPTR QWDAY SUPER BUSINESS
SHEFTE CORP. ISRECOGNIZED FOR TORNADO VOLUNTEER WORK/BUSINESS BRIEFING
SPEEDING PIZZAt A HAZARD TO DRIVERS?
DOMINO'S MANAGER ROBBED BY 2 MASKED GUNMEN
DOMINO'S DRIVERS TO BE SURVEYED ON SAFETY ISSUE ^ „.1A(vr™
POLICE LOG/MOTEL AND RESTAURANT ROBBED; THIRD HOLDUP ATTEMPT THWARTED
DURHAM CHURCH, RESTAURANT SEND HELP TO HUGO VICTIMS
PROTEST
CAMPUS OFFICIALS SEEK TO AVOID PIZZA CONTROVERSY
DOMINO'S TEAM TENNIS LEAGUE
SEE ALSO THE RALEIGH EDGE
SEE ALSO TENNIS
RALEIGH MAY HAVE AN "EDGE" ON CHARLOTTE IN TEAM TENNIS
DON GIOVANNI (OPERA)
SEE ALSO OPERA
PERRY TWINS TO STAR IN DUKE PRODUCTION OF DON GIOVANNI
SINGING DOUBLES
SINGING IS HIGH NOTE OF FLAWED 'DON GIOVANNI'
DOOBIE BROTHERS (ROCK GROUP) _ _#
DOOBIE'S ALBUM SHOWS 'NEW CYCLE OF BAND'
otl NEw'oCLii DOOBIES' TOUR ROLLS INTO THE DEAN DOME TONIGHT
DOOBIE BROTHERS PROVIDE HIGH ENERGY, LOW FRILLS
DOOR-TC-DOOR SALES .. „
TAYLOR TAKES AIM AT DOOR-TO-DOOR SALES
DOUBLE-DIPPING
SEE ALSO FEDERAL EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO PENSION PLANS
SEE ALSO RETIREMENT PROGRAMS „
POLICE SUSPEND OFFICER IN PROBE OF DOUBLE-DIPPING
DOUGLAS AIRPORT (CHARLOTTE, N.C.) at ^ ^mi
BUSTLING RDU CHALLENGES CHARLOTTE'S AIRPORT GROWTH
DOW CHEMICAL CO.
LAWSUITS CALLED BIGGEST THREAT TO AMERICAN BUSINESS
DOWNING CREEK
MAJOR PROJECTS INCLUDE MORE THAN 8,500 HOUSING UNITS
DOWN'S SYNDROME
SEE ALSO MENTALLY RETARDED
LIFE GOES ON HITS HOME FOR CHAPEL HILL FAMILY
DOWNTOWN CARRBORO REVITAUZATION TASK FORCE
N
P
CHH
H
S
S
CHH
CHH
S
E
-DATE — C -PG
12/13/1989 A
12/21/1989 C
12/21/1989 B
12/22/1989 A
12/25/1989 A
12/31/1989 A
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I T
L Y
L P BYL
N H90
N S82
N B53
N B53
P N W57
E
CHH 1 12/25/1989 A 3 N M25
H 2 4/23/1989 B 1 U N36
S
CHH
H
H
H
H
H
S
S
CHH
1/14/1989 C
1/22/1989 A
4/16/1989 D
6/26/1989 C
7/21/1989 C
8/05/1989 B
9/11/1989 B
9/27/1989 A
11/02/1989 C
12/26/1989 A
N
N R63
N
N Bll
N C47
N
N M51
N E33
' P T37
N
H 2 11/10/1989 B 3 P N D85
2 3/12/1989 B
2 3/23/1989 D
2 3/25/1989 A
11 N
4 P F B71
8 R C58
S 2 8/03/1989 D 3 P F
H 2 8/18/1989 D 1 P P
H 2 8/18/1989 D 8 P F H90
S 2 8/19/1989 A 2 P R G59
CHH 1 10/08/1989 A 3 N
H 2 7/19/1989 C 1 N
H 2 8/16/1989 A 1 N K65
CHH 1 2/15/1989 A 3 P N S17
H 2 8/20/1989 C 3 N C60
CHH 1 9/25/1989 A 1 P G S17
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S I T
E L Y
-DATE — C -PG L P BYL
SEE ALSO CARRBORO, N.C., DOUNTOUN DEVELOPMENT
ALDERMAN TO DETERMINE FATE OF DOWNTOWN TAX
RESTAURATEUR, POTTER COMPETE FOR ALL OF CARRBORO'S LOAN FUND
DEVELOPMENT GROUP MEMBERS APPOINTED
DOUNTOUN DURHAM HISTORIC DISTRICT
SEE DURHAM, N.C., HISTORIC DISTRICT
DOWNZONING
SEE ALSO A TAKING (REAL ESTATE)
SEE ALSO ZONING LAWS
DOUNZONING BILL WORRIES COUNCIL
CITY SHOULD BACK OFF , THE CITY COUNCIL SEEKING TO CONTROL PRIVATE LAND
CHANGING THE RULES) MAJOR PROJECTS ORDINANCE, DOUNZONING ARE BOTH UNFAIR
HIGH COURT UPHOLDS AREA LAND REZONING
COUNCIL WINS - FOR NOW
TAYLOR REPEATS HIS SUPPORT OF DOUNZONING
REZONING PLAN NEEDS MORE WORK
REZONING REVISION PROPOSED
TIE VOTE DELAYS REZONING AGAIN
TOWN COUNCIL KILLS DOUNZONING PLAN
VOTE STRIKES BLOW FOR FAIRNESS
DRAG RACING
SEE ALSO AUTO RACING
SEE ALSO STOCK CAR RACING
DURHAM MECHANIC WINS DRAG RACE
DRAG RACING IS MAY OF LIFE FOR NEWMAN
CLUB STILL RACING AFTER 12 YEARS
DREAM HIGH: THE LIFE OF DR. CHARLES DREW (PLAY)
'DREAM HIGH' DATES, DETAILS DROWN DRAMA
DREDGING
DREDGE COULD ADD 4 MILLION GALLONS TO HILLSBOROUGH'S WATER RESERVES
BOARD OKS FUNDS FOR WATER PROJECTS
LAKE DREDGING TO BEGIN MONDAY
DRESS CODES
DRESS CODE AT LOCAL BAR SPARKS CONTROVERSY
DRINKING AGE
SEE LEGAL DRINKING AGE
DRINKING WATER
SEE WATER QUALITY
DRIVE-THROUGH ESTABLISHMENTS
SEE ALSO CONVENIENCE STORES
VOTE TODAY ON ABC'S PROPOSED DRIVE-IN STORE
carden: drive-in ABC store idea shot down too quickly
DRIVER'S LICENSES
SEE ALSO SENIOR CITIZENS, DRIVER'S LICENSES
SEE ALSO TRAFFIC SAFETY
DRINKING, DRUGS COULD DRAIN DRIVING PRIVILEGES
PARENTS SHOULD TAKE CONTROL OVER LICENSES
DUKE FRESHMEN CHARGED AFTER OFFICERS FIND 44 FALSE DRIVER'S LICENSES
DROPOUTS SHOULD LOSE DRIVER'S LICENSE RIGHTS
BILL WOULD FULL LICENSES OF TEENS IN ALCOHOL, DRUG VIOLATIONS
STUDENTS TO PERFORM SERVICE FOR MAKING FALSE LICENSES
HOPKINS MAY HAVE OBTAINED N.C. DRIVER'S LICENSE IN VIOLATION OF LAW
OFFICER TO HAVE HEARING TODAY ON DRIVER'S LICENSE
DURHAM UNDERCOVER OFFICER'S DRIVER'S LICENSE REVOKED
DRUG CONVICTONS COULD DELAY DRIVER'S LICENSES
HOPKINS FACES CHARGE OVER DRIVER'S LICENSE
HOPKINS ORDERED TO COURT, SURRENDERS DRIVER'S LICENSE
HOPKINS STAYS ON DUTY, PLANS TO APPEAL ACTION
HOPKINS KEEPS DRIVING PRIVILEGES
JUDGE FINDS HOPKINS GUILTY
CHH 1 5/06/1989 A
CHH 1 7/19/1989 A
CHH 1 12/08/1989 A
3 N C62
3 N C62
3 N
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
4/11/1989
4/25/1989
9/20/1989
10/06/1989
10/09/1989
11/26/1989
11/28/1989
11/30/1989
12/01/1989
12/13/1989
12/14/1989
N M06
E
E
N L40
E
NM70
E
N M70
N M70
N M70
E
2 6/13/1989 C
2 9/12/1989 B
2 10/17/1989 B
4 P N A76
5PN M06
4 P H M06
H 2 3/17/1989 D 6 R P10
CHH 1 7/02/1989 A
CHH 1 9/07/1989 A
CHH 1 10/11/1989 A
1 P N D38
3 P N H90
3 PN W57
CHH 1 10/09/1989 A 3 N D38
H
2
7/14/1989 C
1
N S22
H
2
7/15/1989 C
1 P N S22
S
2
2/16/1989 A
5
J Oil
S
2
2/22/1989 A
4
E
H
2
3/11/1989 C
1
N P38
S
2
3/14/1989 A
5
J on
H
2
3/16/1989 B
6
N
H
2
4/05/1989 B
5
N
H
2
4/30/1989 A
1
N N36
H
2
5/04/1989 C
1
N
H
2
5/05/1989 A
1
N N36
H
2
5/11/1989 B
4
N
S
2
5/16/1989 A
1
N M06
H
2
5/17/1989 A
1
N M51
S
2
5/17/1989 A
1 P N M06
S
2
5/27/1989 A
1 PN B53
S
2
6/06/1989 A
1
N B53
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SUBJECTS
HOPKINS FINED, LICENSE SUSPENDED __
TEEN DRUNKEN-DRIVING BILL ANYTHING BUT INNOCUOUS
LEGISLATURE ENACTS LAW TO TAX CONFISCATED DRUGS
THOUSANDS CONVICTED OF BUI ESCAPE REVOCATION OF LICENSES
DRIVING VIOLATIONS
SEE TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS
DROEGE COMPUTING SERVICES, DC.
RTP BUSINESS BRIEFS/DROEGE INC. ATTRACTS FUNDING
DROPOUTS
SEE DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, DROPOUTS
SEE DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, DROPOUTS
SEE SCHOOLS, N.C., DROPOUTS
DROUGHT, N.C.
EXPERTS WARN DROUGHT CONDITIONS TO CONTIR| IN N^C. ^,amlAm
SEVERAL YEARS OF EXCESSIVE RAIN SAID NEEDED TO REPLENISH GROUNDWATER
RAINS EASE, DON'T END, DROUGHT
N.C. WEATHER HITS THE 'FAST LANE*
DROUGHT, ORANGE COUNTY
SEE ALSO CANE CREEK RESERVOIR
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY. N.C, WATER CONSERVATION
SEE ALSO ORANGE WATER AND SEWER AUTHORITY
SEE ALSO UNIVERSITY LAKE
NEWS OF 1988 - FROM WATER TO WADDELL/SUNDAY FOCUS
REPLENISHED/SUNDAY FTJCUSt ORANGE COUNTY DROUGHT
CONCERNS OF DRIER DAYS STILL HAUNT HILLSBOROUGH
DRUG ABUSE
SEE ALSO ADDICTION
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, N.C, DRUG ABUSE
SEE ALSO CHAPS CENTER
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, DRUGS
SEE ALSO DRUG OVERDOSE
SEE ALSO DRUG TREATMENT PROGRAM
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., STUDENTS, ALCOHOL-DRUG USE
SEE ALSO INFANTS, DRUG ABUSE
SEE ALSO MILITARY, DRUG ABUSE
SEE ALSO N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., STUDENTS, DRUG ABUSE
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C, DRUG ABUSE
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, U.S., DRUG ABUSE
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C, DRUG ABUSE (ALSO DRUG POLICY)
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C-CHAPEL HILL, STUDENTS, DRUG ABUSE
AFTER THE FACT
HELPING OTHERS GOOD MEDICINE FOR EX-ADDICT
HIGH NOON IN THE DRUG WAR
DRUG USE SURPRISES POLICE
DRUGS CAUSE CRIME TREND, BIGGS SAYS
A FRIGHTENING SERMON ON DRUGS
yESTMORELAND GETS 3-YEAR PROBATION, *1000 FINE
FOX? MCMICHAEL DECISION NOT BASED ON DRUG TESTS ^^
NCCU OPENS 24-HOUR HOTLINE FOR ADVICE ON ALCOHOL, DRUG ABUSE
INTOLERANCE OF All DRUG USE, HIGHER ALCOHOL TAXES URGED
DURHAM HOPES TO HIT DRUGS THROUGH GUNS
ABUSE PUTS DRUG TRAFFICKING INTO FOREIGN-POLICY LIMELIGHT
DRUG CONVICTONS COULD DELAY DRIVER'S LICENSES
NCMH SEES INCREASE IN COCAINE ADMISSIONS
REVLON COVERS ALL BASES
UHAT ABOUT TEENS WHO'VE ALREADY SAID 'YES' TO DRUGS? ,.„ _ m„
U.S. SHOULD CONSIDER SINGAPORE AS EXAMPLE OF EFFECTIVE UAR ON DRUGS
SHOPLIFTING/DURHAM'S FASTEST-GROWING CRIME UP 39. 4X IN 5 YEARS
DWI LAW TO INCREASE LOAD FOR MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES
SUBSTANCE ABUSE HITS ALL CLASSES, RACES, AGES
POVERTY, EDUCATION ROOTS OF DRUG ABUSE
'WAR' ON DRUGS IS REAL
MENTALLY ILL, SUBSTANCE ABUSE COMBO TARGETED
BUSH DRUG STRATEGY OFF MARK ON FUNDING
— DATE —
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S I T
E L Y
C -PG L P BYL
H 2 6/07/1989 A 1 P N M51
S 2 a/11/1989 A 14 J Oil
H 2 8/12/1989 A 8 N
H 2 12/15/1989 B 16 N
H 2 10/08/1989 B 8 N K65
2 1/03/1989 A
2 1/04/1989 D
2 4/07/1989 A
2 4/12/1989 A
CHH 1 1/01/1989 A
CHH 1 7/16/1989 A
CHH 1 7/16/1989 A
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
H 2
S 2
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
S 2
1/07/1989 B
1/21/1989 B
1/22/1989 A
2/08/1989
2/17/1989
3/02/1989
3/10/1989
3/15/1989
3/20/198?
3/21/1989
3/25/1989
4/10/1989
5/11/1989
6/05/1989
6/06/1989
6/12/1989
6/28/1989
7/27/1989
8/01/1989
8/02/1989
8/03/1989
8/19/1989
8/25/1989
9/07/1989
9 N
8 N
1 N B53
1 C N H60
1 P N L38
1 C N L90
1 P N D38
H70
13
4
N
N K65
E
N R63
N R63
E
N H90
N M70
N
N
B
N
N
N S17
E
N H65
J
N T77
N C60
U
E
E
N C60
E
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ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
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PRICE CRITICIZES ANTI-DRUG PLAN
ONE LESS UNKNOWN ENEMY
TOUGH TALK WON'T WIN UAR ON DRUGS
DRUG ABUSER TELLS OF CLIMB FROM BOTTOM
BUSH'S ANTI-DRUG PROGRAM DRAWS FROM RESEARCH TRIANGLE INSTITUTE
AMERICANS OPPOSE DRUGS, TAXES
LOITERING LAW PONDERED TO BATTLE DRUGS
CITY COUNCIL APPROVES ANTI-LOITERING ORDINANCE
PUBLIC HOUSING A WINNER IN DRUG UAR
DURHAM HEALTH DEPT. TO OFFER KITS FOR STERILIZING NEEDLES
HEALTH OFFICE WANTS DRUG USERS TO BLEACH NEEDLES CLEAN
SURGEON REMOVES EVIDENCE FROM SUSPECT'S INTESTINES
DRUG ADDICTS OFTEN BECOME SHOPLIFTERS
DRUG ABUSE, AGED
SEE ALSO SENIOR CITIZENS, HEALTH CARE
DRUGS POORLY ADMINISTERED IN MANY REST HOMES
PHARMACY PROFESSOR TO STUDY DRUG THERAPY GIUEN BY REST HOMES
STUDY REVEALS ELDERLY PEOPLE FACE DRUG DANGERS/PEOPLE'S PHARMACY
DRUG PROBLEMS IN REST HOMES PROMPT ACTION
DRUG ABUSE, ATHLETES
DRUG CONSULTANT: N.C. STATE TESTING PROGRAM CLEAN
WASHBURN SETS BAD EXAMPLE FOR YOUTH
WASHBURN NOT WOLFPACK'S CROSS TO BEAR
ROUE MODELS STILL EXIST
ONE TEST THAT'S NOT REQUIRED
VALVANO WILL STEP DOM AS 'PACK AD
TOUGH PENALTIES HAY CUT USE OF STEROIDS
NCAA REPORT ON NCSU SLAMS SALES OF PERKS
DRUG ABUSE, CHILDREN
SEE CHILDREN, DRUGS
DRUG ABUSE, MILITARY
SEE MILITARY, DRUG ABUSE
DRUG ABUSE, PREVENTION
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO DRUG ABUSE TASK FORCE
SEE ALSO DARE (DRUG ABUSE RESISTANCE EDUCATION)
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPT., DRUG ABUSE PREVENTION
SEE ALSO GRANVILLE RESIDENTS AGAINST DRUGS (GRAD)
SEE ALSO HENDERSON/VANCE COUNTY VICE SQUAD
SEE ALSO PEERS AGAINST DRUGS
MARTIN PLEDGES WAR AGAINST DRUGS; JIM GARDNER BECOMES FIRST REPUBLICAN..
STATE 'DRUG CABINET' TO DEVELOP STRATEGY
DRUG-FREE CELEBRATIONS PLANNED FOR DURHAM, PERSON HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
OFFICIALS TOLD TO'PUTUPORSHUTUP'ONDRUGUAR
JON BON JOVI WILL BE AT SCHOOL'S ANTI-DRUG PROGRAM
GARDNER URGES MANDATORY DRUG EDUCATION FROM KINDERGARTEN THROUGH HIGH...
DRUG WAR NEEDS MORE THAN CAMPAIGN TALK
DRUG—ACTION BOARD
durham schools lead in anti-drug effort
rock star bon jovi, duke's ferry warn against drugs
anti-drug win bigger than national title
war on drugs plans school graduation parties
'project graduation' a worthwhile effort
students pumped up about '89 graduation bash
lessons on saying 'no'
plea made for stronger parents' commitment in war on drugs
head start program faces reality of substance abuse
project graduation sends strong message
keeping honorees safe; 'project graduation' has good purposes in mind
jackson should not cash in on drug war
'strange thing happened on way to movie' problem focus of parents' group
winning *3 million grant would boost drug, alcohol programs
students: telling on drug users right thing
durham agencies are uniting to fight drug, alcohol abuse
durham agencies are uniting to fight drug, alcohol abuse
groups planning campaign against drug, liquor abuse
S I T
N E ELY
P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
S 2
9/10/1989
9/12/1989
9/27/1989
10/04/1989
10/07/1989
10/14/1989
10/26/1989
11/21/1989
11/22/1989
12/08/1989
12/08/1989
12/16/1989
12/26/1989
CHH 1
H 2
S 2
CHH 1
H 2
S 2
H 2
S 2
CHH 1
S 2
S 2
H 2
1/26/1989 A
2/10/1989 C
3/01/1989 C
3/04/1989 A
1/12/1989 D
7/05/1989 A
7/11/1989 B
7/15/1989 A
8/16/1989 A
8/25/1989 A
9/02/1989 A
9/07/1989 A
1/08/1989 A
1/11/1989 D
1/17/1989 C
2/02/1989 B
2/02/1989 B
2/04/1989 B
2/07/1989 A
2/09/1989
2/14/1989
2/18/1989
2/25/1989
2/27/1989
3/01/1989
3/01/1989
3/05/1989
3/11/1989 B
3/13/1989 A
4/15/1989 A
5/20/1989 A
6/08/1989 A
6/11/1989 B
6/23/1989 C
6/27/1989 B
7/15/1989 A
7/15/1989 A
7/16/1989 B
N M70
E
E
N C47
N K65
E
N R63
N C61
N R63
N C60
N H65
N
N B53
5 N U80
6 N U80
2 U
3 N
H88
N
E
U
E
N
N P52
E
N
S73
N T33
N
N J20
N
N
N
E
P
E
N P38
E
N K65
E
N H65
N L90
N
N C62
E
E
E
N R63
N S22
N 805
N H65
N M06.
N
-U630-
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/ANNUAL
1/01/1989
INDEX BY
12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
GRANVILLE GROUP FORMS TO COMBAT ILLEGAL DRUG USE
DRUG-fREE BEST PREPARATION
DRUG TALK: OPTIMISM VS. REALISM __
DURHAM COUPLE FIGHTING NEIGHBORHOOD'S DRUGS
FIRMS BACK FIGHT AGAINST ALCOHOL, DRUGS
ALCOHOL, DRUG ABUSE BATTLE NEEDS EVERYONE
GIVE US FIGHTERS, NOT RHETORIC
RTI BOOK WAS SOURCE FOR BUSH SPEECH
GROUPS FOR PARENTS OF TEENS TO MEET
FIRM GIVES MONEY TO HELP DURHAM FIGHT DRUG WAR
GARDNER TO JOIN MARCH, RALLY IN OXFORD TO STAMP OUT DRUGS
RENEW DRUG FIGHT - LT. GOV.
TELL IT LIKE IT IS, MR. GARDNER
POSITIVE PEERS
DURHAM FUNDS LOSS WON'T SLOW DOWN DRUG FIGHT
DURHAM ARRESTEES POLLED ON DRUGS
PROSECUTORS NEED FUNDS TO BATTLE DRUG DEALERS _
LOITERING ORDINANCE APPEARS HEADED FOR PASSAGE/LEWIS WANTS MORE STUDY
HENDERSON SETS TOWN MEETING TO FIGHT DRUGS
MORE THAN 200 PEOPLE JOIN MARCH IN GRANVILLE TO 'STOMP OUT DRUGS'
HENDERSON-VANCE AREA GEARING UP TO ATTACK DRUGS
SURVEY PROMPTS CALL FOR N.C. PUPILS' DRUG EDUCATION
WHY TWO DRUG WARS''
10 ORGANIZATIONS JOIN FORCES TO FIGHT ALCOHOL, DRUG ABUSE AMONG TEENS
WAR ON DRUGS EFFORT REARMING
BOXER WANTS TO KNOCK OUT DROPOUT RATE
DRUG ADVERTISING
SEE ALSO ADVERTISING _
DRUG COMPANIES PUSH PRESCRIPTION PILLS TO PATIENTS
DRUG CABINET
STATE 'DRUG CABINET' TO DEVELOP STRATEGY
OFFICIALS TOLD TO 'PUT UP OR SHUT UP' ON DRUG WAR
GARDNER URGES MANDATORY DRUG EDUCATION FROM KINDERGARTEN THROUGH HIGH..
DRUG WAR NEEDS MORE THAN CAMPAIGN TALK ,
INTOLERANCE OF ALL DRUG USE, HIGHER ALCOHOL TAXES URGED
RENEW DRUG FIGHT - LT. GOV.
TEX IT LIKE IT IS, MR. GARDNER m
LT. GOVERNOR WANTS STUDY OF 'CHILDREN OF COCAINE'
GARDNER BACKS REPORTING DRUG-USING MOMS-TO-BE
DRUG CZAR
BUSH NAMES WILLIAM BENNETT FIRST CABINET-LEVEL DRUG CZAR
BENNETT VOW PRAISEWORTHY
DRUG DEALERS
SEE ALSO DRUGS, SMUGGLING
SEE ALSO POLICE, N.C, CONFISCATED MATERIAL
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C. CONFISCATED MATERIALS REVENUE
HILLSBOROUGH DRUG DEALERS PLEAD GUILTY
DRUG BUST REACHES SUCCESSFUL END ___ ,^uirTml
SCHOOLS, POLICE HEADED TO COURT OVER WHO GETS SEIZED PROPERTY
FUNDS SOUGHT FOR N.C. GUARD TO GET INVOLVED IN DRUG WAR
HAN GETS SEIZED BUSINESS BACK BUT SAYS HIS REPUTATION IS RUIfO
COCAINE FOUND ON N.C MAN KILLED IN NEW JERSEY SHOOTING
DRUG DEALERS SHOULD STAY IN N.C. PRISONS
VICTIMS ARE GETTING YOUNGER
KEEPING DRUG DEALERS IN PRISON GOOD MOVE
DURHAM POLICE ARREST 22 1 AIM FOR BIG DRUG DEALERS
UNDERCOVER OPERATION AIMED AT BIG DEALERS NETS 25 DRUG ARRESTS
MORE ARRESTS PLANNED IN DRUG ROUNDUP , _ , t_w
DOCTOR FACING DRUG DISPENSING CHARGES SURRENDERS LICENSE
WELFARE KING, DRUG KINGPIN
DRUG RAID WON'T END WAR
DRUG CASE EVIDENCE SURGICALLY REMOVED _
DURHAM WOMAN, CALIFORNIAN FACE U.S. DRUG CHARGES
WOMAN, 69, SON GET PRISON TERMS FOR DRUG CRIMES
'BIG FISH' IN SEA OF DRUGS GETS 13-YEAR TERM
MANDATORY JAIL TERM BACKED FOR SELLING DRUGS NEAR A SCHOOL
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S I T
E L Y
-DATE — C -PG L P BYL
CHH 1
CHH 1
H
S
S
S
H
H
H
H
H
H
S
H
H
8/01/1989 B
8/09/1989 A
8/16/1989
8/25/1989
8/26/1989
8/30/1989
9/05/1989
9/06/1989
9/06/1989
9/27/1989 B
10/19/1989 C
10/19/1989
10/20/1989
10/23/1989
10/30/1989
10/30/1989
11/01/1989
11/03/1989
11/09/1989
11/09/1989
11/14/1989 B
12/06/1989 A
12/07/1989 A
12/07/1989 C
12/08/1989 A
12/13/1989 C
N T33
E
E
N S22
N H65
E
E
N C60
N B53
N H65
N T33
N
E
E
N B53
N B53
E
N R63
N H60
N T33
N H60
N LAO
E
N C61
E
N C47
S 2 5/17/1989 C 6 U
H 2 1/11/1989 D
4 P N
H 2 2/02/1989 B
9 P N
H 2 2/04/1989 B
2 P N
S 2 2/07/1989 A
4 E
H 2 3/21/1989 C
7 N
CHH 1 10/19/1989 A
1 N
CHH 1 10/20/1989 A
4 E
S 2 12/12/1989 B
1 P N E33
H 2 12/13/1989 A
1 N K65
H 2 1/13/1989 A
11 N
S 2 1/14/1989 A
4 E
CHH 1
1/05/1989 A
1
N H90
CHH 1
1/06/1989 A
4
E
H
2
1/09/1989 B
1
N
H
2
1/11/1989 D
4
N
H
2
1/11/1989 D
4
N
H
2
1/19/1989 B
2 P N
S
2
1/30/1989 A
4
E
H
2
2/06/1989 A
4
E
S
2
2/06/1989 A
4
E
S
2
2/07/1989 A
1
N B53
H
2
2/08/1989 C
1
N M51
S
2
2/08/1989 A
1 P N B53
CHH 1
2/11/1989 A
1 P N H90
H
2
2/17/1989 A
4
E
S
2
2/23/1989 A
4
E
H
2
3/05/1989 A
1
N M51
H
2
3/07/1989 B
9
N H51
H
2
3/12/1989 A
13
N
H
2
3/17/1989 A
16
N
H
2
3/17/1989 B
6
N
H ON T H L Y / A N N U A L INDEX BY
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989
HAN DRAWS 13 YEARS ON DRUG COUNTS
DURHAM HOPES TO HIT DRUGS THROUGH GUNS
BONDSMEN FIND DIXON IN N.Y.
SCHOOLS FIGHT FOR CONFISCATED DRUG MONEY
ABUSE PUTS DRUG TRAFFICKING INTO FOREIGN-POLICY LIMELIGHT
SHARING DRUG HONEY HELPS LAWMEN, SCHOOLS
POLICE SAY BOND REFLECTS THREAT VS. VICE OFFICER
A KEY MEXICAN DRUG ARREST
NEARLY 190,000 SEIZED IN RAID
PANEL APPROVES BILL TO TAX ILLEGAL DRUGS
3 PEOPLE FACE U.S. CHARGES
EVICTING THE DRUG DEALERS
PUBLIC HOUSING ID CARDS MAY SOON BE RULE
DRUG DEALERS* SHIR ROUTES
TESTIMONY BEGINS IN ECSTASY TRIAL
KING GETS 14 YEARS IN DRUG CASE
BILL TO TAX ILLEGAL DRUGS IS SIDELINED
OFF WITH THEIR HEADS? CAPITAL PUNISHMENT ISN'T TOO MEAN FOR
PROTECTED BY DRUGS
DRUG, KIDNAP CHARGES FILED
HOPKINS AFFAIR FALLOUT EFFECTS DRUG SUSPECT'S PLEA BARGAIN
SOME AMMO FOR DRUG WAR
BILL TO TAX DRUG DEALERS ADVANCES IN STATE HOUSE
DRUG DEALER SENTENCED
'WAR' ON DRUGS IS REAL
SIXTEEN ARRESTED IN DRUG RAIDS
GIVE US FIGHTERS, NOT RHETORIC
DON'T BICKER OVER DRUG WAR
PATROLS KEEP DRUG DEALERS ON RUN
GRAND JURY REPORTED LOOKING INTO DRUG TRAFFIC
DRUG DEALER DRAWS 22-MONTH TERM
LOITERING LAW PONDERED TO BATTLE DRUGS
CITY COUNCIL PANEL APPROVES LOITERING ORDINANCE
POLICE NAB BURNS, CONFISCATE DRUGS
COUNCILMAN QUESTIONS ANTI-LOITERING ACT
DURHAM NEEDS STRONG DRUG LOITERING LAW
ANTI-LOITERING LAW REMAINS IN LIMBO
DEFENSE LAWYERS PROTEST ANTI-LOITERING PROPOSAL
POLICE LOG/DRIVER FACES WRECK CHARGES
PUBLICATION BAN ASKED IN RECORD SUIT
CITY COUNCIL APPROVES ANTI-LOITERING ORDINANCE
PUBLIC HOUSING A WINNER IN DRUG WAR
ANTI-LOITERING LAW SAFEGUARDS IMPORTANT
ALLEGED DRUG DEALER SHOOTS AT OFFICER
DRUG SUSPECT FIRES AT DURHAM OFFICERS
72-YEAR-OLD NAN ARRESTED AGAIN ON DRUG CHARGES
SURGEON REMOVES EVIDENCE FROM SUSPECT'S INTESTINES
SUBJECTS
-DATE-
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S IT
E L Y
C -PG L P BYL
S 2
S 2
S 2
H 2
CHH 1
S 2
H
DRUG DEALERS H
H
CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
H 2
DRUG ENFORCEMENT
HILLSBOROUGH POLICE WANT TOWN TO APPLY FOR GRANT
*100,000 GRANT FUNDS DRUG WAR IN HILLSBOROUGH
HILLSBOROUGH BOARD TO CONSIDER ACCEPTING GRANT FOR DRUG OFFICERS
DRUG ERRORS
SEE ALSO ERRORS
SEE ALSO PRESCRIPTION DRUGS
MISTAKES IN TAKING MEDICATION CAN BE LETHAL
DRUG-FREE WORKPLACE ACT
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C., CITY EMPLOYEES, DRUG ABUSE AND TESTING
SEE ALSO URINALYSIS
COUNCIL MEMBERS CALL DRUG RULE 'RIDICULOUS'
CITY SEEKS TO PRESERVE DOWNTOWN
COUNCIL SHELVES PRIDE
DRUG HOUSES
WEAPONS CHARGES MAY FOLLOW DOPE RAID
♦DRUG HOUSE' ARREST HADE;4TH IN PAST YEAR
DRUG, KIDNAP CHARGES FILED
COCAINE SEIZED IN SEARCH
2
2
2
CHH 1
H 2
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
H 2
3/17/1989 C
3/25/1989 A
3/31/1989 A
4/10/1989 B
4/10/1989 A
4/11/1989
4/13/1989
4/14/1989
4/15/1989
4/28/1989
5/06/1989 B
5/17/1989 A
5/22/1989
5/24/1989
6/08/1989
6/10/1989
6/15/1989
6/24/1989
7/06/1989
7/19/1989
7/26/1989
8/05/1989
8/11/1989
8/19/1989
8/19/1989
8/20/1989
9/05/1989
9/08/1989
9/12/1989
10/05/1989
10/11/1989
10/26/1989
10/27/1989
11/01/1989
11/02/1989
11/03/1989
11/07/1989
11/10/1989
11/17/1989
11/17/1989
11/21/1989
11/22/1989
11/22/1989
11/29/1989
11/30/1989
12/01/1989
12/16/1989
A
A
A
C
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
C
A
A
A
C
A
C
C
A
A
A
C
C
C
A
A
C
A
A
A
A
C
CHH 1 2/10/1989 A
CHH 1 3/04/1989 A
CHH 1 3/20/1989 A
2 3/03/1989 A
2 3/07/1989 A
2 3/07/1989 A
CHH 1 1/04/1989 A
CHH 1 6/22/1989 A
CHH 1 7/19/1989 A
CHH 1 8/09/1989 A
N B53
Q H70
N B53
N
N
E
N
E
PN A54
N
N
E
N M70
E
N H90
N S82
N
E
E
N M70
PN S82
E
N
NH90
E
N M51
E
E
NB53
N S82
N H90
N R63
H R63
N B53
N C61
E
PN C61
N R63
N R63
N M25
P N C61
N R63
E
N B53
N M51
N M70
N
1 P N R63
1 P N R63
1 N R63
S 2 8/09/1989 D 7 U
1 P N H70
1 N H70
4 E
3 N R63
1 N M70
3 N M70
3 N M70
-LX630-
HONTHLY/
ANNUAL
1/01/1989
INDEX B
12/31/1989
SUBJE
SIXTEEN ARRESTED IN DRUG RAIDS
POLICE SURROUND HOUSE IN DRUG RAID, ARREST 8
PUBLIC HOUSING DRUG RAID STAGED
POLICE LOG/GUNMAN ROBS WOMEN IN DARRYL'S PARKING LOT
CARRBORO HAN ARRESTED ON DRUG HOUSE CHARGES
PUBLIC HOUSING SITE Of DRUG HOUSE BUST
DRUG DUELLING CHARGE FILED
POLICE LOG/TWO ARRESTED AFTER ROUTINE DRUG PATROLS
DRUG INDUSTRY
SEE PHARMACEUTICAL COMPANIES
DRUG OVERDOSE
SEE ALSO DRUG ABUSE
N.C. COCAINE DEATHS UP IN '88
COCAINE DEATHS EDGE UP IN DURHAM, ORANGE COS.
POTENTIAL TREATMENT DISCOVERED FOR DARVON OVERDOSE
POLICE LOG/DEATH ATTRIBUTED TO DRUG OVERDOSE
DRUG PARAPHERNALIA
SEE ALSO SYRINGES
EDUCATING PARENTS
DRUG PREVENTION PROGRAM
SEE DRUG ABUSE, PREVENTION
DRUG PUMP
SEE ALSO INSULIN PUMP
COMPUTERIZED, INTRAVENOUS MEDICINE PUMP BEING DEVELOPED IN CHAPEL HILL
DRUG REGULATIONS
SEE ALSO U.S. FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION
PATIENTS WITH FATAL DISEASES DESERVE EXPERIMENTAL DRUGS
DRUG TESTIN6
SEE URINALYSIS
DRUG THERAPY
SEE CHEMOTHERAPY
DRUG TREATMENT PROGRAM
SEE ALSO DRUG ABUSE
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, ADOLESCENT SUBSTANCE ABUSE PROGRAM
WHAT ABOUT TEENS WHO'VE ALREADY SAID 'YES' TO DRUGS'
OUTPATIENT TREATMENT POPULAR FOR DRUG, ALCOHOL ADDICTION
DRUGS, ARRESTS
SEE ALSO DURHAM POLICE DEPT,, NARCOTICS DIVISION
SEE ALSO MARIJUANA, ARRESTS
ABC OFFICERS ARREST MAN, 23, ON DRUG CHARGES
POLICE ARREST 2 IN DRUG RAID ON HOOVER RD.
WEAPONS CHARGES MAY FOLLOW DOPE RAID
PRISON GUARD HELD ON COCAINE CHARGES
DRUG BUST REACHES SUCCESSFUL END
BAIL BONDSMAN ARRESTED ON 9 DRUG CHARGES
POLICE LOG/CARRBORO MAN FACES DRUG CHARGES
POLICE LOG/WOMAN HELD ON COCAINE CHARGE
AGENTS TO PRESS WEAPONS CHARGES
ROBESON DRUG BUST CHARGES 86
POLICE ARREST 3 BROTHERS ON HEROIN, COCAINE CHARGES
VANCE WOMAN FACES DRUG CHARGES
POLICE LOG/CHECK UNCOVERS DRUG PARAPHERNALIA
POLICE LOG/DECEPTION CHARGED IN DRUG PURCHASE
POLICE LOG/MAN'S ARREST LEADS TO FURTHER CHARGES
HIGH SCHOOL COACH IS FOUND INNOCENT OF DRUG CHARGE
POLICE LOG/WOMAN ARRESTED ON DRUG CHARGES
OXFORD POLICE SEIZE 59 HEROIN BUNDLES
TRUCK STOP; SHOW-OF-FORCE SENDS DRUG 'WARNING' TO TRUCKERS
DRUG BUST NETS $120,000 IN 'ECSTASY'
TIP LEADS POLICE IN ECSTASY BUST
C T S
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S I T
N E ELY
P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
H 2 8/20/1989 C
H 2 9/14/1989 C
CHH 1 9/30/1989 A
H 2 10/01/1989 B
CHH 1 10/06/1989 A
CHH 1 10/14/1989 A
CHH 1 10/24/1989 A
H 2 11/04/1989 C
1
3
1
8
1
3
5
1
N M51
N
N M70
N M51
N M70
N C62
N
N S22
CHH 1 1/20/1989 A 5 P N U80
S 2 1/23/1989 A 1 N
H 2 8/11/1989 C 1 N C60
CHH 1 8/22/1989 A 7 N
S 2 10/16/1989 C 1 P P S76
H 2 8/09/1989 C 1 P N C60
S 2 8/02/1989 A 8 U
S 2
6/12/1989 C
1
» N H65
H 2
9/20/1989 C
1
N C60
H 2
1/01/1989 C
3
N
S 2
1/03/1989 B
1
N B53
CHH 1
1/04/1989 A
3
N R63
S 2
1/04/1989 C
14
N
CHH 1
1/06/1989 A
4
E
H 2
1/06/1989 C
10
N
CHH 1
1/06/1989 A
9
N
CHH 1
1/08/1989 A
3
N
CHH 1
1/10/1989 A
3
N R63
S 2
1/11/1989 A
2
N
S 2
1/13/1989 C
1
N
H 1
1/14/1989 C
1
N
CHH 1
1/14/1989 A
8
N
CHH 1
1/16/1989 A
3
N
CHH 1
1/16/1989 A
8
N
H 2
1/19/1989 B
2
N
CHH 1
1/19/1989 A
8
N
H 1
1/24/1989 B
1
N
CHH 1
1/27/1989 A
3 P N H90
CHH 1
1/28/1989 A
1
N M70
CHH 1
1/31/1989 A
1 P N M70
MONTHLY/
ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
DURHAM POLICE ARREST 22; AIM FOR BIG DRUG DEALERS
UNDERCOVER OPERATION AIMED AT BIG DEALERS NETS 25 DRUG ARRESTS
DRUG USE SURPRISES POLICE
MORE ARRESTS PLANNED IN DRUG ROUNDUP
POLICE SAY DWI PUBLICITY SNARLED DRUG PROBE
POLICE ARREST 2 MORE IN DRUG ROUNDUP
2ND ADDRESS DROPPED
HAMPTON MISSES POINT ON POLICE CONTROVERSY
BUTNER OFFICERS SEIZE UNCUT COCAINE
SHOTS FIRED INTO APARTMENT) MAN CHARGED
POLICE ARREST GOLDSBORO MAN ON HEROIN CHARGE
POLICE LOG/HAN ARRESTED ON DRUG CHARGES
COCAINE SEIZED IN MOTEL RAID
20 ARRESTED IN CHATHAM CRACK BUST
DRUG RAID UON'T END UAR
CALIF. HAN ARRESTED ON COCAINE CHARGE
AFFLUENT DRUG MARKET TARGETED
POLICE LOG/DRUG CHARGES FILED AGAINST TWO RESIDENTS
MAN UNO SWALLOWED PLASTIC BAGS IS 'STABLE' AFTER SURGERY AT DUKE
DURHAM WOMAN, CALIFORNIA^ FACE U.S. DRUG CHARGES
ALMOST 800 ARRESTS EXPECTED FOLLOWING DRUG INVESTIGATION
UNDERCOVER PROBE IN ALAMANCE RESULTS IN 123 DRUG CHARGES
HEROIN, COCAINE CONFISCATED BY POLICE, FOUR MEN CHARGED
COCAINE SUSPECT ARRESTED FOLLOWING HOSPITAL DISCHARGE
POLICE LOG/WOMEN FACE DRUG CHARGES
DWI ARREST LEADS TO LARGE DRUG-RELATED HAUL IN NEW HANOVER
MAN CHARGED WITH POSSESSING COCAINE
COCAINE CHARGE FOLLOWS SHOOTING ARREST
HAN FACES COCAINE, STOLEN CAR CHARGES
POLICE LOG/TWO BROTHERS FACE COCAINE CHARGES
HILLSBOROUGH POLICE WAGE BIGGEST DRUG WAR IN ORANGE COUNTY
POLICE LOG/POLICE, POSTAL SERVICE TEAM UP IN DRUG BUST
POLICE LOG/POLICE ARREST STUDENT
FACES DRUG CHARGES
POLICE SAY BOND REFLECTS THREAT VS. VICE OFFICER
HAN, TWO SONS FACE COCAINE CHARGES
COUNTY MAN FACES COCAINE CHARGE
DRIVERS' LICENSE CHECK NETS ARREST ON DRUG CHARGES
MAN'S ARREST HARKS CLOSE OF DRUG STING
DETECTIVES SAY CAR, COCAINE CONFISCATED FROM DURHAM MAN
POLICE LOG/POLICE CHARGE MAN WITH COKE POSSESSION
POLICE LOG/TWO HEN ARRESTED ON DRUG CHARGES
POLICE LOG/DURHAM HAN CHARGED WITH DRUG PROCESSING
POLICE ARREST 68 ON 449 DRUG CHARGES
DRUG RAID IN DURHAM, GRANVILLE SNARES 68
DRUG RAID IN DURHAM, GRANVILLE SNARES 68
DURHAM, GRANVILLE CONTINUE DRUG BUST
DRUG CHARGES LODGED AFTER HAN DIVES ATOP POLICE CAR
CRACKDOWN ON DRUGS; CHIEF HAMPTON, OTHER OFFICERS DESERVE PLAUDITS...
CHIEF SAYS OXFORD POLICE 'WORK HEAVY' TO CUT DRUG FLOW
DRUG, TRAFFIC CHARGES FILED AFTER CHASE
POLICE FOLLOW NEW EVIDENCE DISPOSAL RULES
HIGH-SPEED CHASE BRINGS DRUG CHARGES
POLICE LOG/MAN HELD ON DRUGS, WEAPONS CHARGES
ARRESTS INVOLVE «00 MILLION IN COCAINE
POLICE ARREST 'MAJOR PLAYERS' IN DURHAM DRUG SALES
POLICE! MAN HID COKE IN MOUTH
OFFICERS SEEK 10TH PERSON ON DRUG CHARGES
DURHAM ARRESTS VICTORY IN BATTLE AGAINST DRUGS
10TH SUSPECT IN DRUG PROBE TURNS SELF IN
POLICE LOG/DRUG POSSESSION. SPEEDING CHARGED
STING: T&S VIDEO PUTS THE 'INFAMOUS' IN DRUG BUST
N.C. APPEALS COURT OVERTURNS THORPE'S FELONY CONVICTIONS
'DRUG HOUSE' ARREST MADE; 4TH IN PAST YEAR
POLICE LOG/MAN ARRESTED FOR DRUG PARAPHERNALIA
SUSPECT'S PHOTO LEADS TO ARREST
POLICE LOG/COUPLE CHARGED WITH TRAFFICKING IN COCAINE
STORE EMPLOYEE BRANDISHES HAMMER TO FEND OFF WOULD-BE ROBBER WITH KNIFE
POLICE LOG/BREAK-INS AT TWO CHURCHES INVESTIGATED
ROBBERS BEAT MAN, TAKE CAR, WALLET
E
D — DATE-
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH
S
H
CHH 1
CHH 1
S
H
S
H
H
CHH
CHH
CHH
H
S
H
H
H
CHH
H
CHH 1
H
H
S
S
H
CHH
H
H
CHH 1
CHH
H
CHH
H
H
H
S
E
C -PG
S 2
H 2
CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
S
H
H
S
H
H
H
H
CHH 1
S 2
CHH
S
2/07/1989
2/08/1989
2/08/1989
2/08/1989
2/09/1989
2/09/1989
2/11/1989
2/13/1989
2/14/1989
2/16/1989
2/16/1989
2/19/1989
2/21/1989
2/22/1989
2/23/1989
2/25/1989
3/02/1989
3/04/1989
3/06/1989
3/07/1989 B
3/08/1989 C
3/11/1989 C
3/13/1989 B
3/14/1989 C
3/16/1989
3/17/1989
3/17/1989
3/21/1989
3/26/1989 B
3/30/1989 A
4/01/1989
4/02/1989
4/09/1989
4/12/1989
4/13/1989
4/15/1989
4/22/1989
4/23/1989 B
4/29/1989 A
5/10/1989
5/10/1989
5/12/1989
5/17/1989
5/26/1989
5/27/1989
5/27/1989
5/27/1989
5/29/1989
5/31/1989
6/02/1989
6/03/1989
6/03/1989
6/03/1989 B
6/04/1989 A
6/07/1989
6/08/1989
6/08/1989
6/08/1989
6/09/1989
6/10/1989
6/10/1989
6/18/1989
6/21/1989
6/22/1989
6/25/1989
7/06/1989
7/11/1989
7/12/1989
7/15/1989
7/17/1989
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L Y
L P BYL
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
4
1
3
6
13
3
1
4
12
4
2
1
9
3
1
10
1
2
18
11
3
3
2
1
10
8
2
15
1
1
10
3
1
9
5
5
1
1
1
1
2
4
1
1
1
1
3
1
1
4
1
4
6
5
1
10
1
9
7
3
2
2
9
N B53
N M51
N R63
NB53
N N36
N B53
N
E
N
N
N
N
N M70
N M70
E
N
E
N
N
N M51
N
N H60
N
N
N
N
N B53
N
N
N
N R63
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N B53
N C47
N 733
N B53
N
E
N T33
N C47
N M70
N B53
N
N B53
N M51
N
N B53
E
N C47
N
N M51
N L40
N M70
N
N
N
N M51
N
N
M25
MONTHLY/
ANNUAL
1/01/1989
INDEX BY
12/31/1989
S U B J E
NURSE, MEDICAL RESIDENT FACING COCAINE CHARGES
POLICE LOG/LOCAL MAN FACING DWI, DRUG CHARGES
CRACK BUST FIRST FOR TOWN
POLICE LOG/WOMAN AWAKENED BY BURGLAR
TWO MEN ROB CABBIE _
PATROL CAR COLLIDES KITH TWO VEHICLES IN CHASE _
BOND CUT FROM $100,000 TO $5,000 IN SHOOTING CASE
POLICE LOG/4 CHARGED WITH AUTO THEFT
POLICE LOG/CARRBORO MAN FACING COKE CHARGE
N.C. DRUG TRADE RAISES CRIME RATE! THORNBURG
COCAINE STING NABS STUDENT
ATWATER ASSAULT CHARGES DROPPED
POLICE LOG/WOMAN, 22, CHARGED WITH APARTMENT BREAK-IN
SMALL POLICE SQUAD HAS LARGE IMPACT ON EAST DURHAM CRIME
POLICE LOG/3 TEENS ROB NEWSPAPER VENDOR, 12
3 CHARGED WITH DRUG CRIMES
POLICE LOG/RESTAURANT WORKER STRUCK WITH CLUB
COCAINE SEIZED IN SEARCH _
TWO MEN CHARGED WITH COCAINE TRAFFICKING
POLICE LOG/5 SUSPECTS FACE DRUG CHARGES
POLICE LOG/PEDESTRIAN HOSPITALIZED BY HIT-AND-RUN VEHICLE
POLICE LOG/WOMAN FACES CHARGE OF SELLING COCAINE
4 MEN CHARGED IN COCAINE BUST
16 CHARGED IN DRUG RAID
SIXTEEN ARRESTED IN DRUG RAIDS —
POLICE LOG/TWO CHARGED WITH THEFT OF CHURCH LAWN MOWER
POLICE LOG/FIVE MEN ARE PEPPERED WITH SHOT WHILE SITTING ON A WALL
MOTEL DISTURBANCE CALL RESULTS IN DRUG ARREST
POLICE LOG/BURGLAR RAPES ELDERLY WOMAN AT KNIFEPOINT
POLICE LOG/STUDENT CHARGED FOR DRUG POSSESSION
POLICE LOG/BOY, 9, TREATED AFTER SHOT BY BB GUN
POLICE LOG/CHATHAM MAKES DRUG ARRESTS
DRUG CHARGES FILED
STOLEN GUNS, CAR RECOVERED WITH ARRESTS
POLICE LOG/MOTEL AND RESTAURANT ROBBED; THIRD HOLDUP ATTEMPT THWARTED
POLICE LOG/HILLSBOROUGH MAN FACES DRUG CHARGES
PATROLS KEEP DRUG DEALERS ON RUN
POLICE SURROUND HOUSE IN DRUG RAID, ARREST 8
POLICE LOG/MASKED MAN ROBS RESTAURANT
POLICE LOG/DRUG ARRESTS MADE
DRUG LAW GETS STIFFER ON OCT. 1 „ _
POLICE CHARGE ACCUSED ROBBER WITH POSSESSING $20 IN COCAINE
POLICE LOG/TRAFFIC STOP LEADS TO DRUG ARREST
DURHAM TEEN FACES DRIVING, DRUG COUNTS
HAN CHARGED WITH SELLING FALSE COCAINE
MAN FACES TRESPASSING CHARGE i M
POLICE LOG/COUNTY MAN CHARGED WITH SELLING COCAINE
POLICE LOG/CAR HOOKED ON TRACTOR-TRAILER BUMPER
PUBLIC HOUSING DRUG RAID STAGED
ARREST MADE IN JUNE 13 BANK ROBBERY/POLICE LOG
MORE CHARGES FILED IN BREAK-IN CASES/POLICE LOG
CARRBORO MAN ARRESTED ON DRUG HOUSE CHARGES
CHATHAM POLICE LOG/SILER MAN FACING DRUG CHARGES
DURHAM MARIJUANA ARRESTS TOP THOSE FOR COCAINE ,„
POLICE LOG/STORE MONEY BAG SNATCHED WHILE EMPLOYEE DISTRACTED
POLICE LOG/STUDENT CHARGED WITH POSSESSION OF DRUG
POLICE LOG/COUPLE FACES DRUG CHARGES
POLICE LOG/HIDDEN POLICE OFFICER MAKES DRUG ARREST
POLICE LOG/6 ARRESTED ON 25 MOSTLY DRUG CHARGES
DURHAM POLICE CHARGE 5 IN HIGH-CRINE-AREA 'DRUG SWEEP'
PUBLIC HOUSING SITE OF DRUG HOUSE BUST
POLICE LOG/SHOTS LEAVE MAN WITH MULTIPLE WOUNDS
POLICE L0G/DRU6 PARAPHERNALIA CHARGE FILED
POLICE LOG/STABBING VICTIM GOES INTO CARDIAC ARREST
POLICE LOG/MEN ROB WORKERS
EAST DURHAM DRUG ROUNDUP BRINGS COCAINE, GUN CHARGES
FELONY DRUG CHARGES FILED __
CITY COUNCIL PANEL APPROVES LOITERING ORDINANCE
POLICE LOG/CRACK FOUND DURING RAID; THREE CHARGED
COCAINE, WEAPONS SEIZED
C T S
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I T
N E
E
L Y
P D
—DATE — C -PG L P BYL
H 2
7/17/1989 B
1
N
CHH 1
7/17/1989 A
3
N
CHH 1
7/18/1989 A
1
N M70
H 2
7/19/1989 C
5
N
H 2
7/20/1989 B
8
N M51
H 2
7/20/1989 C
2
N M51
H 2
7/20/1989 C
2
N
H 2
7/23/1989 B
3
N M51
CHH 1
7/26/1989 A
3
N
H 2
7/27/1989 A
1 P N
CHH 1
7/27/1989 A
1
N M70
CHH 1
7/27/1989 A
1
N M70
H 2
7/30/1989 C
11
N M51
H 2
7/31/1989 B
1
N M51
H 2
7/31/1989 B
6
N M51
H 2
8/01/1989 B
6
N
H 2
8/03/1989 B
9
N M51
CHH 1
8/09/1989 A
3
N M70
H 2
8/10/1989 C
3
N
H 2
8/13/1989 B
8
N
H 2
8/14/1989 B
5
N M51
CHH 1
8/18/1989 A
6
N
CHH 1
8/19/1989 A
3
N M25
S 2
8/19/1989 C
1
N B53
H 2
8/20/1989 C
1
N M51
H 2
8/20/1989 C
11
N M51
H 2
8/27/1989 C
7
N M51
H 2
8/29/1989 C
1
N
H 2
9/03/1989 C
12
N M51
CHH 1
9/03/1989 A
3
N
H 2
9/04/1989 A
12
N M51
CHH 1
9/05/1989 A
3
N
S 2
9/09/1989 C
1
N
H 2
9/11/1989 B
6
N
H 2
9/11/1989 B
6
N M51
CHH 1
9/12/1989 A
7
N
S 2
9/12/1989 A
1
N B53
H 2
9/14/1989 C
3
N
H 2
9/17/1989 B
4
N M51
CHH 1
9/17/1989 A
3
N
H 2
9/18/1989 A
1
N S82
S 2
9/22/1989 C
1
N
H 2
9/23/1989 C
2
N S69
S 2
9/23/1989 A
3
N
S 2
9/23/1989 A
3
N
S 2
9/23/1989 A
3
N
CHH 1
9/27/1989 A
10
N
H 2
9/29/1989 A
10
N M51
CHH 1
9/30/1989 A
1
N H70
H 2
10/05/1989 C
2
N M51
H 2 10/06/1989 C
3
N N36
CHH 1
10/06/1989 A
1
N M70
CHH 1
10/06/1989 A
6
N
H 2
10/08/1989 A
1
N S32
H 2 10/10/1989 B
14
N M51
CHH 1
10/10/1989 A
7
N
CHH 1
10/10/1989 A
7
N
H 2 10/11/1989 D
9
N M51
H 2 10/12/1989 C
3
N m
S 2 10/12/1989 C
1
N B53
CHH 1
10/14/1989 A
3
N C62
H 2 10/15/1989 A
13
N M51
CHH 1
10/15/1989 A
5
N
H 2 10/16/1989 B
6
N M51
CHH 1
10/21/1989 A
2
N
S 2 10/25/1989 C
1
N B53
H 2 10/26/1989 C
1
N M51
H 2 10/27/1989 C
1
N R63
H 2 10/27/1989 C
1
N M51
H 2 10/27/1989 C
1
N M51
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/1989
INDEX BY
12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
MARIJUANA CHARGE FILED
DURHAM POLICE FIND LARGE AMOUNT OF CRACK
DRUG GRANT CUT, PROSECUTE* OUT
DURHAM ARRESTEES POLLED ON DRUGS
POLICE LOG/TWO CHARGED UITH COCAINE POSSESSION
POLICE NAB BURNS, CONFISCATE DRUGS
PROSECUTORS NEED FUNDS TO BATTLE DRUG DEALERS
COCAINE CHARGE FILED
POLICE CHANGE NAME, CORRECT DRUG UEIGHT
POSSESSION CHARGED
POLICE LOG/TWO ARRESTED AFTER ROUTINE DRUG PATROLS
POLICE LOG/GRINDERSWITCH BREAK-IN TRY CHARGES LODGED
POLICE LOG/ MAN CHARGED AFTER BREAK-IN AT 3 BUSINESSES
GUNS FIGURE IN DRUG CASES
POLICE LOG/POLICE BEER "STING" SNARES 27 STORE CLERKS
OFFICERS DODGE BULLETS ON S. ROXBORO ST.
POLICE LOG/THREATENED WOMAN ALERTS POLICEMAN
CREEDMOOR MEN ARRESTED ON DRUG CHARGES
EARLY "HAKE-UP CALLS" NAB DRUG SUSPECTS/48 ARRESTED
EARLY "HAKE-UP CALLS" NAB DRUG SUSPECTS/FIVE LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES...
POLICE LOG/POLICE CHARGE KAN UITH POT POSSESSION
POLICE LOG/AREA DRUG SHEEP NETS EIGHT MORE
MAN NABBED AGAIN ON HEROIN CHARGE
POLICE LOG/MAN CHARGED UITH POSSESSING «20,000 IN DRUGS
UNC POLICE SAY RESOURCES PREVENTED HELPING IN DRUG SWEEP
POLICE LOG/MORE ARRESTED ON DRUG CHARGES
POLICE LOG/*4,000 IN CHECKS, CASH STOLEN WHILE CLERK DISTRACTED
HEROIN ARREST BRINGS PAROLE-RULE CHARGE
POLICE LOG/WOMAN FACES COCAINE, OTHER DRUG CHARGES
POLICE LOG/ROOMING HOUSE BOARDER FACES COCAINE CHARGE
ALLEGED DRUG DEALER SHOOTS AT OFFICER
DRUG SUSPECT FIRES AT DURHAM OFFICERS
POLICE LOG/COCAINE CHARGES LODGED
72-YEAR-OLD HAN ARRESTED AGAIN ON DRUG CHARGES
POLICE LOG/SPITTING ON OFFICER CALLED DEADLY WEAPON
POLICE LOG/MAN STOPPED FOR BAD LIGHT; CHARGES FOLLOW
POLICE LOG/WOMAN INJURED IN STRUGGLE UITH ASSAILANTS
GRANDSON SKIPS TOWN; GRANDMOTHER HAS TO FORFEIT HOUSE
POLICE LOG/DISTURBANCE CHARGE FILED
POLICE LOG/3 MASKED MEN ROB PIZZA HUT
POLICE LOG/SLEEPING VISITOR STABBED
POLICE LOG/CAR KNOCKS DOWN DOOR OF DUPLEX
POLICE LOG/P.D. OUIX STORE HELD UP BY 2 MEN
POLICE LOG/SHOOTING CASE SUSPECT HELD ON '84 CHARGE
POLICE LOG/ROBBER ATTACKS UOMAN IN SEARS LOT
POLICE FEAR CRACK ONSET
TWO DURHAM RESIDENTS CHARGED FOLLOWING RAID
FORGERY PROBE LED OFFICERS TO CRACK
U.S. NEEDS MORE HELP TO BATTLE ILLEGAL DRUGS
POLICE LOG/EMPLOYEE SHOT IN PIZZA HUT ROBBERY TRY
DRUGS, COSTS
SEE PRESCRIPTION DRUGS, COSTS
DRUGS, DECRIMINALIZATION
SEE ALSO DRUG REGULATIONS
SEE ALSO DRUGS, LAWS
LEGALIZING DRUGS WOULD END DRUG-RELATED CRIMES
DON'T LEGALIZE DRUGS
DRUGS, HEALTH EFFECTS
OVER-THE-COUNTER MEDICINE CAN PRODUCE WALKING DRUGSTORE SYNDROME
POPULAR MEDICINES POSE UNFORESEEN PROBLEMS
NERVOUS BREAKDOWN COULD BE DRUG INDUCED
DRUGS, LAWS
SEE ALSO DRUG REGULATIONS
SEE ALSO DRUGS, DECRIMINALIZATION
SENATE ENACTS EXTENSION OF UTILITY FUEL COST 'TRUE-UPS'
INTOLERANCE OF ALL DRUG USE, HIGHER ALCOHOL TAXES URGED
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S I T
E L Y
-DATE — C -PG L P BYL
H 2
S 2
H 2
S 2
CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
S 2
CHH 1
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
S 2
H 2
10/27/1989 C
10/27/1989 A
10/30/1989 A
10/30/1989 A
10/31/1989 A
11/01/1989 A
11/01/1989 A
11/02/1989 B
11/02/1989 C
11/03/1989 C
11/04/1989 C
11/08/1989 C
11/09/1989 C
11/09/1989 B
11/11/1989 C
11/11/1989 C
11/13/1989 B
11/13/1989 B
11/15/1989 A
11/15/1989 A
11/16/1989 A
11/17/1989 A
11/17/1989 C
11/18/1989 C
11/18/1989 A
11/18/1989 A
11/20/1989 B
11/21/1989 A
11/25/1989 C
11/26/1989 B
11/29/1989 A
11/30/1989 A
12/01/1989 C
12/01/1989 A
12/03/1989 B
12/06/1989 C
12/07/1989 B
12/07/1989 B
12/08/1989 A
12/09/1989 C
12/10/1989 B
12/12/1989 C
12/17/1989 B
12/19/1989 C
12/20/1989 C
12/24/1989 A
12/28/1989 B
12/28/1989 A
12/29/1989 A
12/31/1989 B
CHH 1 11/21/1989 A
H 2 12/19/1989 A
S 2 4/12/1989 A
S 2 10/11/1989 A
S 2 11/01/1989 A
N M51
N B53
N S82
N B53
N
N B53
E
N M51
N
N S22
N S22
N M51
N M51
N
N M51
N B53
N N36
N
N M70
N W57
N
N
N B53
N
NU57
N
N M51
N B53
N S22
N M51
N B53
N M51
N S22
N M70
N M51
N C47
N M51
N S82
N
N
NM51
N M51
N M51
N M51
N M51
N W57
N
N M70
E
N
8 U
6 U
8 U
2 3/15/1989 B
2 3/21/1989 C
-LX630-
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/1989
INDEX B
12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
LEGISLATORS PROPOSE TAX ON ILLEGAL DRUGS
SCHOOLS FIGHT FOR CONFISCATED DRUG MONEY
BILL TO TAX ILLEGAL DRUGS IS SIDELINED
DRUG BILLS HIT HOUSE TURBULENCE
SOME AMMO FOR DRUG WAR
DURHAM STIFFENS COCAINE PENALTY
DRUG LAW GETS STIFFER ON OCT. 1
DON'T LEGALIZE DRUGS
DRUG CRACKDOWN COMING OCT. 1
RENEW DRUG FIGHT - LT. GOV.
LOITERING LAW PONDERED TO BATTLE DRUGS
LET'S TRY ANTI-LOITERING LAW
PROSECUTORS NEED FUNDS TO BATTLE DRUG DEALERS
LOITERING ORDINANCE APPEARS HEADED FOR PASSAGE/LEWIS WANTS MORE STUDY
DURHAM NEEDS STRONG DRUG LOITERING LAW
ANTI-LOITERING LAW REMAINS IN LIMBO
DEFENSE LAWYERS PROTEST ANTH.OITERING PROPOSAL
LEGALIZING DRUGS WOULD END DRUG-RELATED CRIMES
DON'T LEGALIZE DRUGS
DRUGS, PRESCRIPTION
SEE PRESCRIPTION DRUGS
DRUGS, RESEARCH
SEE ALSO ACADEMIC-INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH _
SEE ALSO ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME, RESEARCH
SEE ALSO MEDICAL RESEARCH
SEE ALSO RESEARCH
SEE ALSO U.S. FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION
•GUINEA PIGS' SEEN KEY TO MEDICAL RESEARCH
AIDS VIRUS SHOWN TO RESIST AZTi TEST OF BURROUGHS WELLCOME DRUG...
GLAXO CONDUCTS 'TALENT SEARCH' FOR MEDICINES
HIS DISCOVERY OF AZT DRUG PAYING OFF-BUT NOT FOR HIM
DRUGS, SMUGGLING
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, AIRPLANES, N.C.
SEE ALSO DRUG DEALERS
SEE ALSO POLICE, N.C, CONFISCATED MATERIAL
SEE ALSO SMUGGLING, N.C. _ _
ABUSE PUTS DRUG TRAFFICKING INTO FOREIGN-POLICY LIMELIGHT
DRUGS, TAXES
SEE ALSO SALES AND USE TAXES, N.C.
SEE ALSO TAXES, N.C.
PANEL APPROVES BILL TO TAX ILLEGAL DRUGS
TAXING DRUGS ADDS WEAPON AND THREAT
SCHOOL ANTI-PROFANITY BILL GETS SIDETRACKED
DRUG TAX WON'T MAKE REAL DIFFERENCE IN WAR
BILL TO TAX DRUG DEALERS ADVANCES IN STATE HOUSE
rWJGS TRIALS
HILLSBOROUGH DRUG DEALERS PLEAD GUILTY
SUSPENDED SENTENCE GIVEN IN DRUG CASE
TH0RNBUR6: LETTER IN DRUG CASE SENT AS PRIVATE CITIZEN
THORNBURG MAKES BAD CALL
FEDERAL COURT TAKES ON LOCAL 'ECSTASY' CASE
WESTMORELAND GETS 3-YEAR PROBATION, $1000 FINE
•BIG FISH' IN SEA OF DRUGS GETS 13-YEAR TERM
MAN DRAWS 13 YEARS ON DRUG COUNTS
ORANGE COUNTY MEN PLEAD GUILTY TO 'ECSTASY' CHARGES
TESTIMONY BEGINS IN ECSTASY TRIAL
JURY RELEASES 'ECSTASY' DEFENDANT
KING GETS 14 YEARS IN DRUG CASE
DURHAM WOMAN DIES TESTIFYING IN COURT
HOPKINS AFFAIR FALLOUT EFFECTS DRUG SUSPECT'S PLEA BARGAIN
MAN GETS THREE YEARS IN DRUG-OFFENSES PLEA
HOPKINS AFTERMATH GIVES CRUCIAL LESSON
MAN GETS 19 1/2-YEAR PRISON SENTENCE IN DRUG, GUN CASES
DRUG DEALER SENTENCED
DRUG CRACKDOWN COMING OCT. 1
E
D
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
CHH 1
H 2
S
E
— DATE — C -PG
CHH 1
H 2
3/31/1989 A
4/10/1989 B
6/15/1989 A
7/16/1989 B
8/05/1989 A
9/09/1989
9/18/1989
9/22/1989
9/25/1989
10/19/1989
10/26/1989
10/30/1989
11/01/1989
11/03/1989
11/03/1989
11/07/1989
11/10/1989
11/21/1989
12/19/1989
11
1
16
3
4
1
1
4
4
1
1
4
4
1
4
1
1
4
4
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L Y
L P BYL
N
N
N
N
E
N B53
N S82
E
E
N
N R63
E
E
N R63
E
N C61
N R63
J
E
H 2 1/02/1989 A 1 N C60
H 2 3/15/1989 A 1 N K65
H 2 6/21/1989 A 10 N K65
H 2 8/22/1989 A 2 N
CHH 1 4/10/1989 A 3 N
H 2
4/28/1989 A
9
N
S 2
5/01/1989 A
5
J Oil
H 2
7/01/1989 B
2
N
S 2
7/03/1989 A
4
E
H 2
8/11/1989 A
12
N
CHH 1
1/05/1989 A
N H90
H 1
1/06/1989 C
N
H 2
1/07/1989 C
12
N
S 2
1/09/1989 A
E
CHH 1
3/01/1989 A
N M70
CHH 1
3/10/1989 A
P N H90
H 2
3/17/1989 A
16
N
S 2
3/17/1989 C
N B53
CHH 1
6/01/1989 A
N M70
CHH 1
6/08/1989 A
N H90
CHH 1
6/09/1989 A
N H90
H 2
6/10/1989 C
N S82
H 2
7/23/1989 B
N
H 2
7/26/1989 A
P N S82
S 2
7/26/1989 A
13
N B53
S 2
7/28/1989 A
E
H 2
8/12/1989 B
N
CHH 1
8/19/1989 A
N H90
H 2
9/25/1989 A
E
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1/01/1989
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N E ELY
P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
DRUG DEALER DRAWS 22-MONTH TERM
DRUG GRANT CUT, PROSECUTER OUT
DURHAM FUNDS LOSS WON'T SLOW DOWN DRUG FIGHT
FIREBOHBING AFTER DRUG DEAL NETS 30-YEAR TERM
GRANDSON SKIPS TOWN, GRANDMOTHER HAS TO FORFEIT HOUSE
JUDGE REFUSES TO CUT LARGE COCAINE BOND
JUDGE WON'T LOWER ACREY'S *1 MILLION BOND
CHH 1 10/11/1989 A
10/30/1989 A
10/30/1989 A
11/16/1989 C
12/07/1989 B
12/08/1989 A
12/09/1989 C
N H90
N S82
N BS3
N S82
N S82
N B53
N S82
DRUMS
HEAVY METAL?
DRUNK BICYCLISTS
SEE BICYCLE LAWS
DRUNKEN BOATING
SEE ALSO BOAT SAFETY
BOATERS BEWARE OF BWI
DRUNKEN BOATERS BETTER WATCH OUT
DRUNKEN DRIVING
SEE ALSO BLOOD TESTS
SEE ALSO BREATHALYZER TEST
SEE ALSO COMMUNITY SERVICE WORK PROGRAM
SEE ALSO MOTHERS AGAINST DRUNKEN DRIVING (MADD)
SEE ALSO OPERATION EAGLE
SEE ALSO PUBLIC DRUNKENNESS
SEE ALSO RECKLESS DRIVING
CLL /j en SOBER RISE
SEE ALSO STUDENTS AGAINST DRUNKEN DRIVING (SADD)
DON'T DECRIMINALIZE FIRST OFFENSE FOR DRUNKEN DRIVING
TAKE AWAY HIS AUTO-WEAPON
POLICE LOG/NEW YEAR'S DAY BRINGS 3 CHARGES OF DRUNKEN DRIVING
POLICE LOG/DWI , SPEEDING CHARGES FILED AGAINST CHAPEL HILL MAN
TROOPERS NAB FEWER FOR WEEKEND DUI
RECORDS.' HARGIS HAD 3 PREVIOUS DWI CONVICTIONS
SABISTON DWI TRIAL DELAYED UNTIL FEB. 1
POLICE LOG/WOMAN IS CHARGED WITH DWI
MAN WITH 33 DWI CONVICTIONS SENT TO HOSPITAL FOR EVALUATION
POLICE LOG/CHATHAM CO. MAN CHARGED WITH DWI
KEEP OLYMPICS CLEAN
DURHAM CHIEF SUSPENDS OFFICER FOR DWI CHARGE
POLICE LOG/MAN FACES DWI CHARGES AFTER CHASE
JUDGE SEEKS PROBE OF OFFICER'S DWI FILE
JUDGE ASKS DISTRICT ATTORNEY TO FIND OUT WHY ARREST RECORDS WERE
POLICE LOG/DUKE STUDENT FACES CHARGE OF DWI
STEPHENS. HAMPTON TO PROBE DWI CASE
EMERGENCY ROOM NURSES TO FIGHT DRUNKEN DRIVING
SBI CALLED IN ON DWI CHARGE AGAINST OFFICER
ARRESTED OFFICER SHOULD BE NAMED
SBI LIKELY TO START DWI PROBE SOON
POLICE LOG/RALEIGH WOMAN CHARGED WITH DWI
POLICE LOG/UNC POLICE CHARGE MAN WITH DWI
SBI PROBE MAY CLEAR AIR OVER POLICE ACTION
POLICE CHIEF TO RELEASE NAME OF OFFICER CHARGED WITH DWI
MORE EVIDENCE SAID MISSING IN POLICE DWI CASE
POLICE LOG/UNC POLICE CHARGE STUDENT WITH DWI
TAPE IN DWI CASE MISSING
SOME FEAR BATTLE FOR ROAD SAFETY PATH TO PROHIBITION
POLICE LOG/MAN FACES DWI, OTHER CHARGES
POLICE CHIEF ERRED
POLICEMAN CHARGED WITH DWI IDENTIFIED
POLICE LOG/CHAPEL HILL MAN HITS POLICE CRUISER
POLICE LOG/UNC POLICE CHARGE WOMAN WITH DWI
DON'T PUT OFFICER AT RISK
LOG IN OFFICER'S DWI CASE REMOVED FROM CITY OFFICE
NO CALL FOR COVER-UP
FORUM ON DRUNKEN DRIVING
POLICE LINE - DO NOT CROSS (CARTOON)
POLICE LOG/UNC POLICE CHARGE MAN WITH DUI
MAN GETS 34TH DWI CONVICTION
S 2 8/19/1989 C 1 P P M66
CHH 1
H 2
8/27/1989 A
8/29/1989 A
4 E
4 E
H 2
1/01/1989 D
4
L
H 2
1/01/1989 D
4
L
CHH 1
1/02/1989 A
3
N
CHH 1
1/02/1989 A
3
N
S 2
1/02/1989 A
1
N B53
S 2
1/03/1989 B
8
N
S 2
1/04/1989 C
1
N
CHH 1
1/07/1989 A
3
N
S 2
1/07/1989 C
1
N
CHH 1
1/10/1989 A
3
N
S 2
1/13/1989 A
4
E
H 2
1/14/1989 C
12
N
CHH 1
1/14/1989 A
3
N
S 2
1/14/1989 A
1
N B53
MISSING H 2
1/15/1989 B
1
N
CHH 1
1/16/1989 A
8
N
S 2
1/16/1989 A
1
N B53
H 2
1/17/1989 C
6
N C60
H 2
1/18/1989 A
1
N M51
H 2
1/18/1989 A
4
E
S 2
1/18/1989 A
1
N B53
CHH 1
1/19/1989 A
3
N
CHH 1
1/20/1989 A
8
N
S 2
1/20/1989 A
4
E
S 2
1/20/1989 C
1
N B53
H 2
1/21/1989 A
1
N N36
CHH 1
1/21/1989 A
3
N
S 2
1/21/1989 A
1
N B53
H 2
1/22/1989 B
3
N
CHH 1
1/22/1989 A
3
N
H 2
1/23/1989 A
4
L
H 2
1/24/1989 A
1
N N36
CHH 1
1/24/1989 A
3
N
CHH 1
1/24/1989 A
3
N
H 2
1/24/1989 A
4
L
H 2
1/25/1989 A
1
N N36
H 2
1/25/1989 A
4
E
H 2
1/26/1989 A
4
E
H 2
1/26/1989 A
4 T T C50
CHH 1
1/26/1989 A
3
N
S 2
1/26/1989 C
1
N
HONTHL
Y/ANNUAL
1/01/1989
INDEX B
12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
POLICE LOG/MOBILE TELEPHONE TIP LEADS TO DWI ARREST
POLICE L06/DWI CHARTS FOLLOW SEPARATE INCIDENTS
POLICE LOG/POUCE CHARGE UNC STUDENT WITH DWI
MAY FACES DWI CHARGE
DWI LEAVES FEW CHOICES
POLICE LOG/STUDENT CHARGED WITH DWI ^
POLICE LOG/MAN POURS OUT BEER, FACES LITTERING CHARGE
BAHAMA TEEN HURT IN ONE-CAR WRECK
POLICE LOG/POPE AIR FORCE BASE RESIDENT FACES CHARGES CF DWI, SPEEDING
SBI PROBE OF POLICE CASE TO TAKE LONGER
POLICE LOG/CHAPEL HILL HAN CHARGED WITH DWI
MORE ARRESTS PLAN)© IN DRUG ROUNDUP
POLICE SAY DWI PUBLICITY SNARLED DRUG PROBE
MAN GETS 4 YEARS ON DWI CONVICTION
JURY'S MINUTES WORTH YEARS IN DWI CASES
COLLISION HOSPITALIZES FOUR OCCUPANTS OF AUTO
HAMPTON MISSES POINT ON POLICE CONTROVERSY
NEW ADS SEEK TO CURB DRUNKEN DRIVING
POLICE LOG/CHAPEL HILL MAN CHARGED WITH DWI
POLICE LOG/TWO WOMEN FACE CHARGES OF DWI
POLICE LOG/HILLSBOROUGH MAN CHARGED WITH DWI
POLICEMAN TELLS LOCATION OF LOGBOOK IN DWI PROBE
POLICE LOG/HILLSBOROUGH MAN FACES DWI CHARGES
NCCU TRUSTEE IS CHARGED WITH DWI
N.C. CENTRAL TRUSTEE CHARGED WITH DWI BY HIGHWAY PATROL
POLICE LOG/STUDENT CHARGED WITH DWI
DRUNK DRIVERS CODDLED, KOOP PANELIST CLAIMS
FINE-TUNING SAFE ROADS ACT ON AGENDA
POLICE LOS/DWI CHARGE FILED AFTER MINOR ACCIDENT „^^
STITH ASKS HIGHWAY PATROL LEADER TO INVESTIGATE HIS ARREST BY TROOPER
UNDERCOVER OFFICER'S TRIAL POSTPONED
POLICE LOG/MAN CHARGED WITH DWI AFTER WRECK
POLICE LOG/DAVIE COUNTY MAN CHARGED WITH DWI
WADFORD GETS 4-YEAR TERM FOR 35TH DWI
WADFORD RECEIVES 4-YEAR SENTENCE ON DWI CHARGES
POLICE LOG/CARRBORO POLICE CHARGE TWO WITH DWI
POLICE LOG/CHAPEL HILL MAN CHARGED WITH DWI
EXTEND DWI REVOCATION
POLICE LOG/3 FACE DWI CHARGES IN SEPARATE INCIDENTS
POLICE LOG/ORANGE CO. MAN FACES DWI CHARGE
REPEAT-OFFENDER LAW NEEDED IN DWI CASES
SPECTATORS TO BE JURY IN MOCK TRIAL OF DRUNKEN-DRIVING CASE
POLICE LOG/WOMAN FACES DWI CHARGES
POLICE LOG/CARRBORO MAN FACES DWI CHARGE
POLICE LOG/STUDENT CHARGED WITH DWI
POLICE LOG/ACCIDENT SCENE LEADS TO CHARGE
POLICE LOG/POLICE CHARGE UNC STUDENT WITH DWI
POLICE LOG/MAN FOUND ASLEEP CHARGED WITH DWI
POLICE LOG/CHAPEL HILL POLICE CHARGE 3 WITH DWI
LEGISLATORS URGED TO LOWER DWI THRESHOLD
POLICE LOG/HILLSBOROUGH MAN FACES DWI CHARGE
LOWER DWI THRESHOLD NOT BEST N.C. SOLUTION
JUDGE ORDERS CAR FORFEITED AFTER MAN'S SIXTH DWI CONVICTION
POLICE LOG/MAN CHARGED WITH DWI IN ACCIDENT
DURHAM BARS OFFERING RIDES FOR DRINKERS
POLICE LOG/PITTSBORO MAN CHARGED WITH DWI
GRAHAM MAN ARRESTED AFTER CHASE ENDS IN CRASH
POLICE LOG/CHAPEL HILL HAN CHARGED WITH DWI
SBI'S PXICE PROBE WANING
POLICE LOG/POUCE CHARGE RALEIGH MAN WITH DWI
HAN CHARGED WITH SHOOTING TROOPER
BILL WOULD PULL LICENSES OF TEENS IN ALCOHOL, DRUG VIOLATIONS
DWI ARREST LEADS TO LARGE DRUG-RELATED HAUL IN NEU HANOVER
POLICE LOG/POLICE CHARGE THREE IN DWI INCIDENTS
HAN CHARGED WITH HIT-AND-RUN, DRUNKEN DRIVING AFTER CHASE
POLICE LOG/CHAPEL HILL HAN ARRESTED FOR DWI
UNDERCOVER OFFICER'S CASE DELAYED AGAIN
POLICE LOG/INDIANA HAN FACES CHARGE OF DWI
POLICE LOG/UNC POLICE CHARGE AREA MAN WITH DWI
POLICE LOG/HILLSBOROUGH HAN CHARGED WITH DWI
s
N E E
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L Y
L P BYL
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
S
CHH
2
1
CHH 1
H
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
S 2
H
S
H
H
S
H
CHH
CHH
S
CHH
S
H
CHH
H
H
CHH
CHH
H
CHH
S
H
H
CHH
H
H
H
H
CHH
CHH 1
CHH 1
H
H
CHH 1
CHH 1
S
H
CHH
CHH
H
CHH 1
CHH
S 2
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
1/28/1989 A
1/29/1989 A
1/30/1989 A
1/31/1989 B
2/01/1989 A
2/02/1989 A
2/04/1989 A
2/05/1989 B
2/06/1989 A
2/08/1989
2/08/1989
2/08/1989
2/09/1989
2/09/1989
2/10/1989
2/13/1989 B
2/13/1989 A
2/14/1989
2/15/1989
2/15/1989
2/15/1989
2/15/1989
2/16/1989
2/16/1989
2/17/1989
2/18/1989
2/19/1989 B
2/20/1989 B
2/20/1989 A
2/21/1989 B
2/21/1989 B
2/21/1989 A
2/21/1989
2/21/1989
2/22/1989
2/23/1989
2/23/1989
2/24/1989
2/24/1989
2/27/1989
2/27/1989
2/28/1989
2/28/1989
3/01/1989
3/04/1989
3/06/1989
3/06/1989
3/07/1989
3/07/1989
3/08/1989
3/08/1989
3/09/1989
3/10/1989
3/11/1989
3/11/1989
3/12/1989
3/13/1989 B
3/13/1989 A
3/14/1989 C
3/14/1989 A
3/15/1989 A
3/16/1989 B
3/17/1989 A
3/18/1989 A
3/19/1989 B
3/20/1989 A
3/21/1989 C
3/21/1989 A
3/21/1989 A
3/21/1989 A
3 N
3 N
3 N
2 P N C49
4 E
N
N
N
N
N
I
1 P N B53
1 P N N36
1 N B53
14 N S82
6 N
4 E
1 P N
10 N
N
N
N B53
N
N
N
N
1 P N P38
5
9
1
1
8
8
1
1
2
2
4
8
8
4
3
8
5
2
3
3
8
8
12
5
4
15
8
1
3
10
2
1
2
9
6
18
7
3
3
1
8
8
8
N
N
N N36
N
N
N
N B53
N S82
N
N
L
N
N
E
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
I
N
N
E
N
N
N H65
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N S82
N
N
N
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1/01/1989
INDEX BY
12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
N E
P D — DATE-
POLICE OFFICER CHARGED WITH DUI REINSTATED TO FORCE BEFORE TRIAL H 2
UNDERCOVER OFFICER WITH DUI REINSTATED S 2
GETTING OFF TOO EASILY H 2
RECORDS SHOW UNDERCOVER OFFICER MAKES $28,974.66 H 2
NCCU TRUSTEE MOWS TO FIGHT DUI CHARGE S 2
POLICE ALTER OFFICER'S FILE S 2
FIRM STAND NEEDED TO CHANGE ATTITUDES ON DRUNK DRIVING S 2
CITY OFFICIALS MUST PUT PRESSURE ON CHIEF S 2
NCCU TRUSTEE FACES 3 ADDITIONAL CHARGES IN DUI ARREST S 2
SUSPICIONS RAISED AGAIN H 2
DON'T DRINK AND DRIVE REMAINS BEST RDCDY S 2
DRIVER CHARGED AFTER NEARLY HITTING CHURCH H 2
POLICE LOG/CHAPEL HILL HAN CHARGED WITH DWI CHH 1
2 DWIS WITHIN 48 HOURS, HAN HITS 3.8 IN BREATHALYZER TEST H 2
POLICE LOG/CHAPEL HILL WOHAN CHARGED WITH DWI CHH 1
SBI FINISHING DWI PROBE S 2
SIX YEARS ADDED TO HAN'S DRUNKEN-DRIVING SENTENCE H 2
POLICE LOG/TWO MEN CHARGED WITH DRUNKEN DRIVING CHH 1
POLICE LOG/TRAFFIC CHARGES FOLLOW CHASE CHH 1
POLICE LOG/POLICE CHARGE TWO WITH DWI CHH 1
POLICE LOG/3 CHARGED WITH DUI THURSDAY, FRIDAY CHH 1
POLICE LOG/POLICE CHARGE TWO UITH DRUNKEN DRIVING CHH 1
POLICE LOG/WOMAN FACES DWI CHARGE AFTER URECK CHH 1
POLICE LOG/LOCAL POLICE CHARGE MAN UITH DWI CHH 1
POLICE LOG/POLICE CHARGE POSTAL WORKER WITH DWI CHH 1
PtXICE LOG/CHAPEL HILL MAN FACES DUI CHARGE CHH 1
POLICE L0G/2-CAR ACCIDENT BRINGS CHARGE OF DWI CHH 1
POLICE LOG/STUDENT CHARGED IN DUI, HIT AND RUN CHH 1
POLICE LOG/THREE CHARGED IN DUI CASES CHH 1
HAN JAILED 44 DAYS WITHOUT BOND, HEARING S 2
OFFICER CHARGED UITH DUI REGAINS LICENSE H 2
POLICE LOG/RALEIGH MAN FACES DWI CHARGE CHH 1
SBI'S DWI REPORT ON POLICEMAN DUE S 2
SBI REPORT ON OFFICER EXPECTED TODAY H 2
LAWYER ASKS POLICE CHIEF FOR FILES ON OFFICER'S CASE H 2
POLICE LOG/CHAPEL HILL MAN CHARGED WITH DWI CHH 1
POLICE LOG/LOCAL HAN CHARGED IN DRIVING OFFENSES CHH 1
POLICE LOG/LOCAL POLICE CHARGE 3 WITH DWI CHH 1
MAN INJURED IN ACCIDENT ON N.C, 147 H 2
DISTRICT ATTORNEY STALLS SBI REPORT ON HOPKINS H 2
POLICE LOG/CHAPEL HILL MAN CHARGED WITH DUI CHH 1
SBI: MORE INVOLVED IN DUI CHARGE S 2
CRIMINAL CONDUCT 'APPARENT' IN POLICE DWI CASE H 2
POLICE LOG/TUG CHARGED UITH DWI THURSDAY CHH 1
POLICE ALTER OFFICER-ARREST RULES S 2
UNDERCOVER PROJECT INCLUDED DRIVING S
STEPHENS, HAMPTON IN DISPUTE OVER 'COMMON CAUSE' H
POLICE LOG/LOCAL POLICE CHARGE TWO UITH DUI CHH
STEPHENS: DON'T CLOSE BOOK ON PROBE S
DON'T DROP POLICE PROBE, STEPHENS SAYS H
ARREST THE WRONGDOERS) PROBE OF POLICE DEPT, SHOULD LEAD TO PROSECUTION H
POLICE LOG/TWO CHARGED IN LOCAL DUI CASES CHH 1
POLICE LOG/CHAPEL HILLMAN FACES DWI CHARGE CHH 1
POWELL SATISFIED WITH POLICE DUI INTERNAL INVESTIGATION S
SBI REPORT SHOULDN'T END DWI CASE PROBE S
CHIEF HAMPTON ASKS DWI REPORT BE MADE PUBLIC H
CHIEF HAMPTON ASKS DWI REPORT BE MADE PUBLIC H
POLICE LOG/LOCAL POLICE CHARGE THREE UITH DWI CHH
STEPHENS WON'T RELEASE REPORT S
POWELL ASKS FOR COPY OF SBI REPORT H
THREE-MONTH SBI PROBE THOROUGH, COMPREHENSIVE H
POLICE LOG/LOCAL POLICE CHARGE TWO UITH DUI CHH 1
POUELL TO DISCUSS REPORT UITH CHIEF S 2
LEGISLATORS TO DRIVE CHANGES IN DWI LAW S 2
DURHAM OFFICER'S DWI CASE GOES TO COURT TODAY H 2
STEPHENS REQUESTS POLYGRAPH ON OFFICER WHO TOOK PAPERWORK H 2
WALL-TO-WALL COVER-UP H 2
POLICE LOG/STUDENT FACING CHARGE OF DWI CHH 1
CHIEF TO GIVE COUNCIL DETAILS OF DUI ARREST S 2
OFFICER; HOPKINS FAILED 1 SOBRIETY TEST S 2
S
E
C-PG
3/22/1989
3/22/1989
3/23/1989
3/23/1989
3/23/1989
3/23/1989
3/23/1989
3/24/1989
3/24/1989
3/25/1989
3/23/1989
3/26/1989 B
3/26/1989 A
3/28/1989
3/28/1989
3/28/1989
3/29/1989
3/29/1989
3/30/1989
3/30/1989
4/02/1989
4/03/1989
4/04/1989
4/05/1989
4/07/1989
4/07/1989
4/08/1989
4/09/1989
4/12/1989
4/12/1989
4/13/1989
4/13/1989
4/13/1989
4/14/1989
4/15/1989
4/16/1989
4/16/1989
4/18/1989
4/19/1989 B
4/19/1989 C
4/19/1989
4/20/1989
4/21/1989
4/21/1989
4/21/1989
4/21/1989
4/22/1989
4/22/1989
4/22/1989
4/23/1989
4/23/1989
4/23/1989
4/23/1989
4/24/1989
4/24/1989
4/25/1989
4/25/1989
4/25/1989
4/25/1989
4/26/1989
4/26/1989
4/26/1989
4/26/1989
4/26/1989
4/27/1989
4/27/1989
4/27/1989
4/27/1989
4/27/1989
4/27/1989
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L Y
L P BYL
N M51
N B53
E
N N36
N
N B53
L
E
N
E
E
N
N
N
N
N B53
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N B53
N N36
N
N B53
N N36
N N36
N
N
N
N
N
N
P N B53
P N S82
N
P N B53
N B53
N 582
N
N B53
P N M51
E
N
N
N B53
E
N N36
N M51
N
N B53
N N36
L
N
N B53
J Oil
N S82
N N36
E
N
N M06
P N B53
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I T
L Y
L P
BYL
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
C
D
A
A
C
A
C
A
A
C
A
C
UNDERCOVER OFFICER ACQUITTED; JUDGE RULES NO 'PROBABLE CAUSE'... H 2 4/28/1989
HAMPTON MUM ON POLYGRAPH TEST FOR OFFICER H 2 4/28/1989
POLICE LOG/CARRBORO MAN FACES CHARGE OF DWI CHH 1 4/28/1989
DECK GETS 2ND POLYGRAPH § 2 4/28/1989
HOPKINS MUM ON ACQUITTAL , „ S 2 4/28/1989
STEPHENS 'SHOCKED' THAT OFFICER UAS NOT DISCIPLINED H 2 4/29/1989
THE ALTERNATIVE HIGH ROAD; CHIEF HAMPTON COULD HAVE DEFUSED... H 2 4/29/1989
ACQUITTED OFFICER FACES BOARD INQUIRY S 2 4/29/1989
POLICE INSTRUCTED ON PROBABLE CAUSE S 2 4/29/1989
HOPKINS HAYHAVE OBTAINEDNTc. DRIVER'S LICENSE IN VIOLATION OF LAW H 2 4/30/1989
POLICE LOG/THREE CHARGED IN SEPARATE DM I CASES CHH 1 4/30/1989
POLICE LOG/CARRBORO WOMAN CHARGED WITH DWI CW 1 4/30/1989
POLICE LOG/TWO MEN CHARGED WITH DRUNKEN DRIVING CHH 1 5/01/1989
CORRECTION S 2 5/01/1989
PART OF SBI REPORT ON POLICE DWI CASE WILL BE RELEASED (AMENDED 5-3-89) H 2 5/02/1989
INNOCENCE ISN'T VINDICATION; NARCOTICS OFFICER DID NOT WIN BY REASON... H 2 5/02/1989
POLICE LOG/DWI CHARGE FOLLOWS CAR WRECK CHH 1 5/02/989
POWELL TO REVIEW DECK'S PaYGRAPH § 2 5/02/1989
POWELL TO RELEASE DWI ARREST REPORT S 2 5/02/989
POWELL SAYS POLICE REPORT TO BE DELAYED H 2 5/03/1989
DRUNKEN DRIVING BILL WATERED DOW H 2 5/03/1989
NAYPLEADS GUILTY TO DWI CHARGE/... WON'T BE SUSPENDED FROM FOOTBALL TEAM CHH 1 5/03/1989
COUNCIL NO-SHOW SLOWS DWI REPORT __ S 2 5/03/1989
OFFICER TO HAVE HEARING TODAY ON DRIVER'S LICENSE H 2 5/04/989
COUNCIL MUST TAKE POLICE PROBE SERIOUSLY S 2 5/04/989
NCCU TRUSTEE IS ACQUITTED OF DWI CHARGE__ m 3 2 5/04/1989
DURHAM UNDERCOVER OFFICER'S DRIVER'S LICENSE REVOKED H 2 5/05/1989
COMMITTEE REJECTS BAN OF OPEN BEER CONTAINERS IN CARS H 2 5/05/1989
NCCU TRUSTEE STITH FOUND INNOCENT OF DWI; FINED $25 H 2 5/05/1989
HAMPTON! HOPKINS FACES POLICE DEPARTMENT REVIEW . S 2 5/05/1989
LAWYER SAYS POLICE CHIEF REFUSES REQUEST FOR RECORDS OF PROBE S 2 5/05/1989
LEGISLATOR SAYS AGE OF CONSENT SHOULD BE RAISED TO 16 H 2 5/06/1989 B
HOPKINS' HEARING SLATED THURSDAY BY CHIEF HAMPTON H 2 5/06/1989 C
"OPERATION COMMON CAUSE" (CARTOON) __ H 2 5/07/1989
IS POLICE DEPARTMENT A SECRET POLICE FORCE? H 2 5/08/1989
COUNCILMEN DOUBTFUL ABOUT MAKING POLICE CASE REPORTS PUBLIC H 2 5/09/1989
POLICE LOG/FOUR HURT IN SUNDAY ACCIDENT CW 5/09/1989
POLICE LOG/CARRBORO MAN CHARGED WITH DWI , CHH 1 5/09/1989
INTERNAL HOPKINS REPORT MAY BE POSITIVE FOR CITY EMPLOYEE S 2 5/09/1989
POLICE LOG/POLICE CHARGE UNC STUDENT WITH DWI CHH 1 3/10/1989
POLICE LOG/TWO CHARGED WITH DWI OVER WEEKEND CHH 1 5/10/1989
CITY COUNCIL MUST RELEASE POLICE REPORT S 2 5/10/1989
POLICE LOG/POLICE CHARGE UNC STUDENT WITH DWI CHH 1 5/11/1989
COUNCIL DECIDES TO MAKE OFFICER-DWI PROBE PUBLIC f 2 5/11/1989
INQUIRY BOARD DECIDING ON DISCIPLINE FOR HOPKINS S 2 5/11/1989
PaiCE CHIEF TELLS MADD THERE WAS NO COVER-UP H 2 5/12/1989
DURHAM POLICE PROBE OF HOPKINS OUT TODAY 2 5/12/1989
DWI MEASURE IS APPROVED BY SENATE _„ H 2 5/12/1989
POLICE LOG/DWI CHARGES FILED IN SEPARATE INCIDENTS CHH 1 5/12/1989
HOPKINS GETS 2-WEEK SUSPENSION £ 2 3/12/1989
HAMPTON DEFENDS ACTIONS S 2 5/12/1989
HAMPTON; INTERNAL PROBE SHOWS NO COVER-UP H 2 5/13/989
HOPKINS TO BE SUSPENDED FOR 10 DAYS, NO PAY H 2 5/13/1989
POLICE LOG/DURHAM WOMAN CHARGED WITH DWI CHH 1 5/13/1989
SGT. DECK GETS SUSPENSION, TRANSFER TO PATROL DIVISION S 2 5/3/989
CHIEF HELPS CREATE HIS OWN DIFFICULTIES 8 2 5/3/1989
POLICE LOG/CHAPEL HILL MAN CHARGED WITH DWI mmmm CHH 1 5/14/1989
COVER-UP NO COVER-UP? EVENTS IN POLICE DEPARTMENT STRAIN LOGIC... H 2 5/16/1989
TIME RUNS OUT ON QUESTIONING OF POLICE CHIEF H 2 5/16/1989
POLICE LOG/CHAPEL HI1L MAN CHARGED WITH DWI CHH 1 5/16/1989
HOPKINS FACES CHARGE OVER DRIVER'S LICENSE _ mmmm S 2 5/16/989
FORMER OFFICERS SEEK ACTION AFTER POLICE INTERNAL REPORT S 2 5/16/1989
COUNCIL RESETS SESSION TO QUIZ POLICE CHIEF S 2 5/16/1989
HOPKINS ORDERED TO COURT, SURRENDERS DRIVER'S LICENSE H 2 5/17/1989
POLICE LOG/MAN ARRESTD TWICE IN ONE DAY FOR DWI Ojj 1 5/17/1989
POLICE LOG/ORANGE CO. WOMAN CHARGED WITH DWI CHH 1 5/17/1989
HOPKINS STAYS ON DUTY, PLANS TO APPEAL ACTION S 2 5/17/1989
COUNCIL MEMBERS NOT LISTENING TO CITIZENS S 2 5/17/1989
LEGISLATORS SHOULDN'T WEAKEN DWI LAW S 2 5/8/989
750 RALLY FOR POLICE CHIEF'S OUSTER H 2 5/19/1989
1 F
7
9
1
1
1
4
1 I
1
1
7
7
3
2
1 I
4
8
1
1
1
9
3 I
1
1
4
1
1
14
1 I
1
1
2
1
4
4
7
7
7
1
9
9
4
5
1
1
1
8
10
5
1
1
1
1
5
1
4
7
4
1
5
1
1
1
1
o
5
1
4
4
1
N S82
N S69
N
N B53
N B53
N N36
E
N B53
N B53
N N36
N
N
N
N
N N36
E
N
N B53
N C61
N S69
N
N M70
N C61
N
E
N B53
N N36
N
N S82
N B53
N B53
N
N N36
T C50
L
N
N
N
N C61
N
N
E
N
N C61
N M06
N N36
N N36
N
N
N M06
N H65
N N36
N N36
N
N M06
E
N
E
N N36
N
N M06
N C61
N C61
N M51
N
N
N M06
E
E
N R63
H 0 N T H I Y / A N N U A L INDEX BY
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989
HAMPTON ONES MEDIA APOLOGY, COUNCILOR SAYS
RALLY AIMS TO OUST CHIEF
4 OFFICERS CHARGED WITH DUI SINCE '86
SURGERY CHIEF SENTENCED FOR DUI
CHAPEL HILL MAN CHARGED WITH DUI
SIGN POST KILLS DURHAM TEEN RIDING IN CAR
NORTHERN HIGH JUNIOR KILLED IN FREAK CAR ACCIDENT
DUKE SURGERY DEPARTMENT HEAD PLEADS 'NO CONTEST'
POLICE LOG/CHAPEL HILL HAN CHARGED WITH DUI
POLICE LOG/LOCAL HAN FACES CHARGE OF DUI
POLICE LOG/MAN CHARGED UITH DUI, TRAFFIC OFFENSES
LASSITER LASHES OUT AT HAMPTON'S HARANGUE
HOPKINS KEEPS DRIVING PRIVILEGES
LASSITER DENIES HE'S EASY ON DUI CASES
3 VEHICLE PILEUP ON NATION AVENUE
POLICE LOG/MARINE CHARGED UITH DUI SATURDAY
POLICE LOG/CARRBORO MAN CHARGED UITH DUI
POLICE LOG/MOPED DRIVER FACES DUI CHARGE
POLICE LOG/WAN CHARGED UITH DUI, OTHER OFFENSES
POLICE LOG/MAN FACES DUI, WEAPONS CHARGES
POLICE NAB 34 FOR DUI
POLICE LOG/POLICE CHARGE UNC STUDENT UITH DUI
POLICE LOG/HAN CHARGED UITH DUI, RESISTING ARREST
POLICE LOG/FORT BRAGG SOLDIER CHARGED UITH DUI
POLICE LOG/LOCAL POLICE CHARGE WOMAN UITH DUI
POLICE LOG/THREE CHARGED IN DUI CASES
JUDGE FINDS HOPKINS GUILTY
HOPKINS FINED, LICENSE SUSPENDED
POLICE LOG/DUI CHARGE FOLLOWS ACCIDENT
DMV TARGETS DRUNKEN TRUCKERS, FINDS NONE IN ORANGE COUNTY
DON'T TAKE IT OUT ON MADD
DMV 1-85 CRACKDOWN FINDS NO DRUNKEN TRUCK DRIVERS
POLICE LOG/AREA POLICE CHARGE TWO UITH DUI
POLICE LOG/CHAPEL HILL MAN FACES DUI CHARGE
POLICE LOG/CHAPEL HILL MAN FACES DUI CHARGE
DIP IN LIQUOR SALES GOOD NEWS IN N.C.
POLICE LOG/HIGH POINT RESIDENT CHARGED UITH DUI
DUI SUSPECT STEALS PATROL CAR
KOOP'S UIDE-SWEEPING BROOM
POLICE LOG/POLICE CHARGE MAN UITH DUI
POLICE LOG/MAN FACES CHARGES OF DUI, SPEEDING
POLICE LOG/ROCKY MOUNT MAN CHARGED UITH DUI
POLICE LOG/CHAPEL HILL MAN CHARGED UITH DUI
POLICE LOG/MAN FACES DUI, WEAPONS CHARGES
HOPKINS LEAVES POLICE DEPARTMENT
HOPKINS QUITS POST UITH DURHAM POLICE
POLICE LOG/DUI CHARGE FOLLOWS AUTO ACCIDENT
HENDERSON FECEIVQ DUI TWO WEEKS AGO
POLICE LOG/CARRBORO MAN FACING DUI CHARGE
HOPKINS' RESIGNATION WON'T END QUESTIONS
POLICE LOG/RALEIGH MAN FACING DUI CHARGE
POLICE LOG/WRECK LEADS TO DWI CHARGE
POLICE LOG/OTHER DUI CHARGES FILED
POLICE LOG/CARRBORO MAN CHARGED UITH DUI
DEPUTY CHARGED UITH DRUNKEN DRIVING
TREAT DUI INJURIES LIKE CRIMES
HOUSE PANEL SUPPORTS TOUGHENING SAFE ROADS ACT
DEPUTY SUSPENDED
POLICE LOG/BICYCLIST CHARGED UITH DUI
LIFTING CONTAINER BAN WRONG ROAD TO SAFETY
POLICE LOG/MAN FROM RALEIGH CHARGE UITH DUI
POLICE ARREST 50 ON DUI
LAWMAKER TRIES TO BAN ALCOHOL IN PASSENGER AREAS OF VEHICLES
HOUSE VOTES TO LOWER DWI BLOOD ALCOHOL LIMIT
HOUSE APPROVES TOUGHER DWI PACKAGE
TOUGHER DRUNK DRIVING LAU NEEDED
POLICE LOG/SPEEDING INCIDENT LEADS TO DWI CHARGE
COMPOSITE RELEASED ON RAPE SUSPECT
NEW TREATMENT CENTER SHOULD BE BEGINNING
SENATE DELAYS CONFERENCE COMMITTEE ON DUI BILL
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L P BYL
H 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
CHH 1
S 2
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
H
S
S
H
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
S
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
S
H
CHH
S
H
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
S
CHH 1
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
CHH
S
H
CHH
H
CHH
S
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
H
CHH
H
H
CHH
S
CHH
S
H
H
H
CHH
CHH
H
S
H
5/19/1989
5/19/1989
5/19/1989
5/19/1989
5/22/1989
5/22/1989
5/23/1989
5/23/1989
5/23/1989
5/25/1989
5/26/1989
5/27/1989
5/27/1989
5/27/1989
5/28/1989 B
5/28/1989 A
5/28/1989
5/30/1989
5/30/1989
5/30/1989
5/30/1989
5/31/1989
6/03/1989
6/04/1989
6/06/1989
6/06/1989
6/06/1989
6/07/1989
6/07/1989
6/07/1989
6/08/1989
6/08/1989
6/08/1989
6/08/1989
6/09/1989
6/09/1989
6/10/1989
6/12/1989
6/13/1989
6/13/1989
6/15/1989
6/15/1989
6/15/1989
6/15/1989
6/15/1989
6/16/1989
6/16/1989
6/18/1989
6/19/1989
6/19/1989
6/20/1989
6/24/1989
6/24/1989
6/25/1989
6/26/1989
6/26/1989
6/27/1989
6/27/1989 B
7/01/1989 A
7/03/1989
7/05/1989
7/05/1989
7/06/1989
7/07/1989
7/08/1989
7/08/1989
7/10/1989
7/11/1989
7/11/1989
7/12/1989
N N36
N C61
N C61
N
N
N B53
N
N
N
N
N
N S69
N E53
N C61
P S73
N
N
N
N
N
NB53
N
N
N
N
N
N B53
N M51
N
N M06
E
N H90
N
N
N
E
N
N M51
E
N
N
N
N
N
N B53
N C47
N
N
N
E
N
N
N
N
N
E
N
N
N
E
N
N
N
N
N
E
N
N M51
E
N
M 0 N T H L Y / A N N U A L INDEX BY
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989
SENATE PANEL REJECTS HOUSE DUI PROPOSALS
MAN CONVICTED 45TH TIME OF DRIVING WHILE DRUNK
POLICE LOG/POLICE CHARGE MAN UITH DUI
POLICE LOG/TWO MEN CHARGED WITH DUI
ROBBERS BEAT MAN, TAKE CAR, WALLET
POLICE LOG/LOCAL MAN FACING DWI, DRUG CHARGES
CASE SHOWS WEAKNESS OF STATE'S DWI LAWS
WHAT DWI PUNISHMENT'S ENOUGH?
POLICE LOG/UNC POLICE CHARGE LOCAL MAN WITH DWI
ATHLETE'S HEARING RESET FOR AUG. 14
POLICE LOG/UAKE COUNTY MAN CHARGED WITH DWI
POLICE LOG/TOWN POLICE CHARGE MAN WITH DWI
DUI CONVICTION RATE IN N.C. UAS 89X LAST YEAR
DEATH SUn JUDGMENT AT $100,000
ORANGE, CHATHAM LOG HIGH DUI CONVICITON RATES
POLICE LOG/TWO CHARGED WITH DWI OVER WEEKEND
POLICE LOG/BREAK-INS REPORTED AT SEVERAL DURHAM CHURCHES
DUI WRECK VICTIMS GET COMPENSATION
POLICE LOG/LOCAL POLICE CHARGE MAN UITH DUI
POLICE LOG/CHAPEL HILL MAN CHARGED UITH DUI
ALCOHOL CENTER COURTS LICENSE FEE UINDFALL
POLICE LOG/CARRBQRO WOMAN CHARGED UITH DUI
ROUGEMONT MAN GETS PRISON TERM
DUI LAW TO INCREASE LOAD FOR MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES
POLICE LOG/DURHAM MAN THROUN FROM PICKUP TRUCK
POLICE LOG/MARYLAND RESIDENT CHARGED UITH DUI
HOUSE, SENATE HAVE DIFFERENCES ON TOUGHER DUI LAUS
POLICE LOG/MAN CHARGED UITH DUI
POLICE LOG/LOCAL POLICE CHARGE 3 UITH DUI
DUI LAW NEEDS MONEY
POLICE LOG/MAN CHARGED UITH DWI , OTHER OFFENSES
POLICE LOG/POLICE CHARGE MAN WITH DWI
POLICE LOG/LOCAL POLICE CHARGE MAN UITH DUI
TEEN DRUNKEN-DRIVING BILL ANYTHING BUT INNOCUOUS
TOUGHER OPEN MEETINGS LAU DIES AS LEGISLATURE ADJOURNS
POLICE LOG/THREE CHARGED UITH DUI
UNC ALCOHOL RESEARCH CENTER TO GET $5 MILLION
TRUCK KILLS PEDESTRIAN
A GOOD UAY TO FUND ALCOHOL RESEARCH
INVOLUNTARY MANSLAUGHTER CHARGED IN PEDESTRIAN DEATH
POLICE LOG/TUO PEOPLE FACE CHARGES OF DUI
POLICE LOG/DURHAM MAN FACES CHRAGE OF DUI
POLICE LOG/LOCAL POLICE CHARGE TWO WITH DUI
POLICE LOG/HILLSBOROUGH POLICE CHARGE 5 UITH DWI
POLICE LOG/UNC POLICE CHARGE LOCAL MAN UITH DUI
POLICE LOG/MAN CHARGED UITH DUI
POLICE LOG/TWO MEN CHARGED UITH DUI
POLICE LOG/STUDENTS OF SCIENCE, MATH SCHOOL ASSAULTED
VIDEOTAPE OF TRAFFIC DEATH LEADS JUDGE TO SENTENCE
POLICE LOG/UOMAN ASSAULTED IN MCDONALD HOUSE
POLICE LOG/POLICE CHARGE TUO UITH DRUNKEN DRIVING
MAN DRAWS 5 YEARS IN CAR DEATH
POLICE LOG/CARY MAN CHARGED UITH ASSAULT, DUI
ALCOHOL, DRUG ABUSE BATTLE NEEDS EVERYONE
POLICE LOG/CHAPEL HILL POLICE CHARGE 2 UITH DUI
POLICE LOG/UNC STUDENT CHARGED UITH DUI ON FRIDAY
POLICE LOG/BOY, 9. TREATED AFTER SHOT BY BB GUN
POLICE LOG/TWO ARRESTED ON CHARGES OF DUI
POLICE LOG/LOCAL MAN CHARGED UITH DRUNKEN DRIVING
POLICE LOG/TUO CHARGED UITH DUI
POLICE LOG/10CAL POLICE CHARGE TUO UITH DUI
POLICE LOG/POLICE CHARGE TWO IN DWI INCIDENTS
HENDERSON GETS DWI SENTENCE
POLICE LOG/DURHAN MAN FACES CHARGE OF DUI
POLICE LOG/LOCAL POLICE CHARGE TUO UITH DUI
DEPUTY LOSES JOB AFTER CONVICTION OF DRUNKEN DRIVING
POLICE LOG/POLICE CHARGE TUO UITH DRUNKEN DRIVING
POLICE LOG/UAKE COUNTY MAN CHARGED UITH DUI
POLICE LOG/ALAMANCE MAN CHARGED UITH DUI
POLICE LOG/STUDENT CWRGED UITH DRUNKEN DRIVING
SUBJECTS
E
D
2
2
CHH 1
CHH
H
CHH
S
H
CHH 1
H
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH
H
S
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
H
H
S
CHH
CHH
H
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
S
CHH
CHH
H
CHH 1
CHH
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
S
H
CHH 1
CHH
H
CHH
H
CHH
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
CHH
H
H
H
CHH
S
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
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L P BYL
CHH
CHH
CHH
7/13/1989 B
7/13/1989 A
7/14/1989
7/16/1989
7/17/1989
7/17/1989
7/17/1989
7/18/1989
7/18/1989
7/19/1989
7/19/1989
7/20/1989
7/22/1989
7/22/1989
7/24/1989
7/25/1989
7/26/1989
7/26/1989
7/27/1989
7/28/1989
7/30/1989
7/31/1989
8/01/1989
8/01/1989
8/01/1989
8/02/1989
8/04/1989
8/06/1989
8/08/1989
8/09/1989
8/09/1989
8/10/1989
8/11/1989
8/11/1989
8/13/1989 B
8/13/1989 A
8/15/1989
8/16/1989
8/16/1989
8/18/1989
8/19/1989
8/21/1989
8/22/1989
8/22/1989
8/24/1989
8/26/1989
8/27/1989
8/28/1989
8/29/1989
8/29/1989
8/29/1989
8/29/1989 B
8/30/1989 A
8/30/1989
9/02/1989
9/03/1989
9/04/1989
9/04/1989
9/06/1989
9/06/1989
9/08/1989
9/09/1989
9/09/1989
9/10/1989
9/11/1989
9/14/1989
9/14/1989
9/15/1989
9/15/1989
9/18/1989
2 P N
12 N
8 N
3
1
2
3
1
3
8
1
3
1
1
3
8
11
12
3
4
7
7
7
14
3 P N
N
N M25
N
N H51
N B53
N
N
N M20
N
N S82
N C60
N
N
N
N
N
E
N
N
N
J Oil
3
3
1
4
3
3
2
7
7
10
3
3
11
1
6
7
1
5
4
9
3
12
3
3
7
7
7
3
9
3
1
7
7
7
3
N
N M20
N M51
E
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N M51
N S82
N M51
N
N B53
N
E
N
N
N M51
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
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BYL
POLICE LOG/CHAPEL HILL HAN CHARGED UITH DUI
POLICE LOG/FORT BRAGG HAN CHARGED UITH DUI
POLICE LOG/CARRBCRO HAN CHARGED UITH DUI
POLICE LOG/CHATHAM CO. HAN CHARGED UITH DUI
ARRESTS BRING SATISFACTION
POLICE LOG/HAN CHARGED IN ARMED ROBBERY OF FAST FARE
POLICE LOG/L.A., FAYETTEVILLE HEN CHARGED UITH DUI
POLICE LOG/CHAPEL HILL WOMAN CHARGED UTIH DUI
POLICE LOG/AREA HAN CHARGED UITH DRUNKEN DRIVING
POLICE LOG/DURHAM HAN CHARGED UITH DUI
POLICE LOG/ARGUHENT LEAVES HAN UITH 5 GUNSHOT UOUNDS
POLICE NEWS/STUDENT CHARGED WITH DUI
POLICE LOG/NORTHGATE GUARD'S NOSE BROKEN; TEEN CHARGED
POLICE LOG/CHAPEL HILL HAN FACES DUI CHARGE
POLICE LOG/HIDDEN POLICE OFFICER HAKES DRUG ARREST
DON'T SCUTTLE THE CHECKPOINTS
DURHAM POLICE HAY TAKE MORE DUI OFFENDERS' CARS
POLICE LOG/DRIVER FACES THIRD REVOKED LICENSE CASE
POLICE LOG/TUO ARRESTED ON DUI CHARGES
POLICE LOG/UOMAN FACES DUI CHARGE
FORFEITURE OF VEHICLES UEAPON AGAINST DUI
POLICE LOG/THREE HEN CHARGED UITH DRUNKEN DRIVING
POLICE LOG/TUO CHARGED UITH DRUNKEN DRIVING
8THDUI OFFENSE
CHASE. DUI
POLICE LOG/HENDERSON HAN FACES DUI CHARGE
CAR TREED IN CHASE
CHARGES FILED IN TRANSFORMER INCIDENT
POLICE LOG/3 FACE CHARGES OF DUI
POLICE LOG/STUDENT CHARGED UITH DRUNK DRIVING
POLICE LOG/WOHAN CHARGED UITH DRUNKEN DRIVING
POLICE LOG/CARRBORO HAN FACES DUI CHARGE
POLICE LOG/DUI CHARGE FOLLOWS TWO-CAR ACCIDENT
HOPKINS LOSES APPEAL
POLICE LOG/POLICE CHARGE TWO UITH DUI
POLICE LOG/HOLIDAY INN HIT BY SERIES OF THEFTS
POLICE LOG/HAN CUT DURING DOMESTIC DISPUTE
SOME SOBERING STATISTICS ON DUIS
POLICE LOG/DRIVER FACES WRECK CHARGES
MORE OFFICERS UON'T SOLVE DUI PROBLEM
INJURY LIKELY WHEN DRIVER IS DRUNK, PROFESSOR SAYS
POLICE LOG/«4,000 IN CHECKS, CASH STOLEN WHILE CLERK DISTRACTED
POLICE LOG/LOCAL HAN CHARGED UITH DUI
POLICE LOG/CRIMESTOPPERS TIP SUCCESSFUL
POLICE LOG/ DUI CHARGE FOLLOWS ACCIDENT
POLICE LOG/VIRGINIA HAN FACES DUI CHARGE
POLICE LOG/3 CITED FOR UNDERAGE POSSESSION OF ALCOHOL
POLICE LOG/STUDENT FACES CHARGE OF DRUNKEN DRIVING
DUI ARRESTS LINKED TO TRAFFIC FATALITIES
BAKKER-HAHN MATCHMAKER FLETCHER CHARGED TWICE FOR DUI WITHIN 4 HOURS
POLICE LOG/TUO HEN CHARGED UITH DUI
POLICE LOG/SPITTING ON OFFICER CALLED DEADLY WEAPON
HAULING IN DRUNKEN DRIVERS
POLICE LOG/3 MEN CHARGED WITH DUI
POLICE LOG/ GREENSBORO HAN CHARGED UITH DUI
DRUNK DRIVERS TURN HOLIDAYS INTO DISASTER
POLICE LOG/HAN ARRESTED AFTER CHASE BY THREE CARS
POLICE LOG/DISTURBANCE CHARGE FILED
POLICE LOG/CAR KNOCKS DOWN DOOR OF DUPLEX
THOUSANDS CONVICTED OF DUI ESCAPE REVOCATION OF LICENSES
'TIE ONE ON' FOR SAFER HIGHWAYS
POLICE LOG/TUO CHARGED UITH DRUNKEN DRIVING
HEALTH CENTER PLANS FOR DUI-LAU CHANGE
HEALTH CENTER PLANS «740 FEE FOR DUI'S TREATMENT
MENTAL HEALTH AGENCY OKS CHARGE FOR DUI TREATMENT
POLICE LOG/DUI CHARGE FILED IN EARLY MORNING
HAN FACES 7 CHARGES AFTER CHASE
POLICE LOG/CHAPEL HILL HAN FACES DUI CHARGE
DON'T DRINK AND DRIVE
MAN IS CHARGED AFTER CAR CHASE
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
H 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
S 2
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
H 2
CHH 1
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
H 2
CHH 1
H 2
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
S 2
H 2
S 2
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
S 2
S 2
9/18/1989 A
9/18/1989 A
9/18/1989 A
9/19/1989 A
9/20/1989 A
9/25/1989 B
9/25/1989 A
9/25/1989 A
9/28/1989 A
10/01/1989 A
10/02/1989 B
10/07/1989 A
10/09/1989 B
10/10/1989 A
10/11/1989
10/13/1989
10/13/1989
10/14/1989
10/15/1989
10/16/1989
10/16/1989
10/19/1989
10/20/1989
10/22/1989 B
10/23/1989 B
10/24/1989 A
10/27/1989
10/28/1989
10/28/1989
10/30/1989
11/02/1989
11/03/1989
11/07/1989
11/07/1989
11/09/1989
11/12/1989
11/13/1989
11/15/1989
11/17/1989
11/17/1989
11/18/1989
11/20/1989 B
11/20/1989 A
11/22/1989
11/22/1989
11/23/1989
11/26/1989
11/28/1989
11/30/1989
12/02/1989
12/02/1989
12/03/1989 B
12/04/1989 A
12/04/1989
12/05/1989
12/05/1989
12/08/1989
12/08/1989
12/12/1989
12/15/1989 B
12/19/1989 A
12/20/1989 A
12/21/1989 B
12/22/1989 C
12/22/1989 C
12/24/1989 A
12/26/1989 B
12/26/1989 A
12/26/1989 A
12/26/1989 A
3
3
3
3
4
5
8
8
7
11
6
7
6
7
9
4
1
2
5
7
4
7
2
4
5
5
1
3
8
10
8
5
3
1
7
3
3
4
1
4
3
1
3
1
5
7
12
8
1
1
9
1
4
3
5
4
1
6
1
16
4
7
1
1
1
3
1
2
4
8
M51
N
N
N
N
E
N
N
N
N
N
N M51
N
N M51
N
N M51
E
N B53
N R63
N
N
E
N
N
N M51
N M51
N
N M51
N
N
N
N
N
N
N B53
N
N
N
E
N R63
E
N
N M51
N
N M51
N
N
N
N
N B53
N N36
N
N M51
E
N
N
E
N
N
N M51
N
E
N
N H65
N C60
N B65
N
N
N
E
N
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TOUGHER DWI LAWS NEEDED FOR THE 1990S
NEW YEAR'S PEEVE
POLICE LOG/DWI CHARGES FILED AGAINST 2
DRUNKEN DRIVING, ASSESSMENT LAWS
ASSESSMENT LAW TACKED ON DWI CONVICTIONS EFFECTIVE JAN. 1
DRUNKEN FLYING
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, AIRPLANES, N.C.
SEE ALSO PILOTS
SEE ALSO PRIVATE AIRPLANES
PILOT IN AUGUST PLANE CRASH WAS DRUNK, REPORT SAYS
DRUNKENNESS
SEE PUBLIC DRUNKENNESS
DRY CLEANERS AND LAUNDRIES
SEE ALSO LAUNDROMATS
EPA PROBING DRY CLEANING EMISSIONS
DUBOSE PROPERTY
TOWN GROWTH LAWSUIT SETTLED
DUCK HUNTING
SEE ALSO HUNTING
N.C. WILDLIFE COMMISSION SETS WATERFOWL SEASON
THE DUCK SHOP
SHOP OWNER GETS BUSINESS LESSON FROM DUKE: DON'T DUCK ITS DEMANDS
THEY WON'T DUCK
IF n LOOKS LIKE A DUK», AND TALKS LIKE A DUK»...
DUCKS
AFTER RAIN JUST DUCKY
DIVING DOWN FOR LUNCH
ALMOST UP AND AWAY
RIMER URGES TOWN NOT TO DUCK ISSUE
FOWL FRIENDS
COLD ONES ALL IN A ROW
DUCT TAPE
ADHERENTS OF DUCT TAPE SAY YOU CAN FIX THE WORLD WITH IT
DUKE ALZHEIMER'S FAMILY SUPPORT NETWORK
SEE ALSO ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. CENTER FOR THE STUDY OF AGING AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO SUPPORT GROUPS
TAKING CARE OF RELATIVES CAN EXACT A HEAVY TOLL
DUKE ARTIST SERIES
SEE DUKE UNIV. ARTISTS SERIES
DUKE BLUE (MAGAZINE)
GLOSSY MAGAZINE PRODUCED BY STUDENTS TO DEBUT AT DUKE
DUKE CAMPUS CLUB
SEE DUKE UNIV. CAMPUS CLUB
DUKE CANCER SUPPORT PROGRAM
SEE ALSO CANCER
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. COMPREHENSIVE CANCER CENTER
SUPPORT GROUPS HELP CANCER PATIENTS, FAMILIES
DOCTOR SAYS PATIENTS' LOVE OF LIFE SOMETIMES DEFEATS CANCER
DUKE HOSTS WORKSHOP ON STRESS
CANCER PROGRAM PERSONALIZES PATIENT CARE
CANCER PATIENTS FEEL BETTER BY LOOKING GOOD
DUKE CHAPEL
SEE DUKE UNIV. CHAPEL
S I T
N E ELY
P D — DATE — C -fG L P BYL
S 2 12/27/1989 A 4 E
S 2 12/28/1989 B 1 N B53
CHH 1 12/31/1989 A 9 N
H 2 12/01/1989 C 1 N S82
CHH 1 6/01/1989 A 3 N S17
H 2 5/29/1989 C 1 N K65
CHH 1 3/01/1989 A
N M70
H 2 9/17/1989 C 13 N
H 2 9/28/1989 A 1 P N N36
H 2 9/30/1989 A 4 E
H 2 10/04/1989 A 4 L
H 2 2/09/1989 C 1 P P S76
CHH 1 2/17/1989 A 3 P P L38
CHH 1 7/08/1989 A 3 P P T44
CHH 1 7/12/1989 A 3 N
CHH 1 8/31/1989 A 1 P P L38
CHH 1 12/26/1989 A 1 P P L38
H 2 3/26/1989 B 1 U N36
H 2 11/27/1989 A 6 P G S56
H 2 3/21/1989 C 1 P N N36
1/15/1989 A
2/12/1989 B
6/26/1989 C
10/06/1989 A
10/30/1989 B
10 N C60
5 P U H49
3 N
6 P F G59
1 P N C60
DUKE CHILDREN'S MIRACLE NETWORK
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SEE CHILDREN'S MIRACLE NETUORK TELETHON
SEE DUKE UNIV. CHILDREN'S CLASSIC CELEBRITY PRO-AM GOLF AND TENNIS TOURNEY
DUKE COMMUNITY GUIDANCE CLINIC
SEE DURHAM COMMUNITY GUIDANCE CLINIC
DUKE ENDOWMENT
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., GIFTS AND FUND RAISING
DUKE GRANT HILL INCREASE MINORITY STUDENTS, FACULTY
ENDOWMENT GIVES *3.7 MILLION TO DUKE UNIVERSITY PROGRAMS
EFLAND CHURCH AWARDED 117,000 GRANT
DUKE FEARS HEIRESS' ADOPTION MOVE MAY CURB ENDOWMENT
HOSPITALS GET ♦50,000 FROM ENDOWMENT
DUKE ENDOWMENT NAMES 3 TO NEW JOBS
DUKE ENDOWMENT NAMES EX-GOV. RILEY
ENERGY CORP., DUKE ENDOWMENT HELP CHURCH PATCH UP PROBLEMS
DUKE ENGINEERING & SERVICES INC.
SEE ALSO DUKE POWER CO.
COAL POWER PLANT TO BE BUILT IN VA.
DUKE FAMILY ASSOCIATION
DUKES ESTABLISH FAMILY ORGANIZATION
FAMILY GROUP TRACKS DUKES 'GONE ASTRAY'
DUKE FOREST
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., LAND RESOURCES COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO SAVE DUKE FOREST
COUNTY MULLS COMPROMISE ON DUKE FOREST
DUKE PLAN PRESERVES MOST OF FOREST LAND
DUKE UNIVERSITY SEES DROP IN FALL FRESHMAN APPLICATIONS
IS DUKE FOREST REALLY OUT OF THE WOODS YEP/SUNDAY FOCUS
DUKE'S PLAN WOULD SAVE MUCH OF FOREST/SUNDAY FOCUS
THERE'S STILL A FOREST OF HISTORY IN THE MIDDLE OF AN URBAN JUNGLE
COMMISSIONERS OPPOSE DUKE FOREST BUFFER; LANDOWNERS SHOULDN'T HAVE TO...
UNDERSTANDING BETWEEN DUKE, COUNTY FALLS APART
DUKE OFFICIAL EXPLAINS HIS OPPOSITION TO FOREST ZONING
SPACE FLIGHTS TO 'X-RAY' DUKE FOREST
AIR RADAR GIVES GROUND-EYE VIEW OF FORESTS
DUKE STILL RESISTS ORANGE COUNTY REZONING
THE DUKE FOREST DEBATE/HARTWELL: DUKE'S ACTIONS HAVE COST IT A VICTORY..
THE DUKE FOREST DEBATE/DUKE WILL PROTECT ITS PLANS FOR FOREST
THE DUKE FOREST DEBATE/DUKE STILL WANTS TO BE A 'GOOD NEIGHBOR'
HILLSBOROUGH BOARD BACKS DUKE IN FOREST FRAY
JUST WHO'S THE KING OF THE F0REST7/JAMES R. SMITH
ORANGE CO. TO DELAY DUKE FOREST VOTE
DUKE: AIR POLLUTION HURTS REGION'S FORESTS
DUKE FOREST ACTION MAY FACE DELAY
DUKE FOREST CLEANING
RADAR SYSTEM COULD AID FOREST STUDIES
COUNTY TO REVISE DUKE FOREST PLAN
DUKE FORESTS BUY IT OR LEAVE IT ALONE
UNLOADING CITY'S SLUDGE
GROUD WATER FOUND TAINTED BY DUKE DUMP
STATE GETS WELL SAMPLES NEAR DUKE FOREST SITE
DUKE CANDIDNESS WELCOME
STATE STUDIES WELL WATER NEAR DUKE FOREST DUMP
WATER NEAR DUKE DUMP CALLED 'SAFE'
DUKE FOREST ASSOCIATION
HERALD-SUN GAINS OPTION ON U.S. 15-501 PROPERTY
HERALD CO. PLANS MOVE TO SITE ON PICKETT ROAD
GROUP AGREES TO PAPERS' USE OF SITE
CITY PLANNERS SUPPORT NEW HERALD-SUN BUILDING
CORRECTION
BOARD APPROVES HERALD-SUN SITE
DUKE FUTURES
SEE ALSO INTERNSHIPS
FUTURES SERVICE LEARNING PROJECT GETS $10,000 GRANT
S 2
1/12/1989 A
1 N
H 2
1/13/1989 C
3 N ISO
CHH 1
1/15/1989 A
5 N
S 2
3/02/1989 A
1 N M06
S 2
3/21/1989 A
3 N
S 2
3/23/1989 C
5 N
H 2
5/11/1989 C
4 N
H 2
7/29/1989 A
7 P N K65
S 2 8/18/1989 A 1 N S78
2 9/27/1989 C
2 11/24/1989 C
16 N
1 P N Yll
CHH 1
S 2
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
H 2
S 2
1/11/1989
2/24/1989
2/25/1989
2/26/1989
2/26/1989
2/26/1989
3/01/1989
3/01/1989
3/02/1989
3/09/1989
3/14/1989
3/19/1989
3/19/1989
3/19/1989
3/19/1989
3/21/1989
4/03/1989
4/04/1989
4/18/1989
5/07/1989
6/18/1989 B
7/29/1989 C
8/02/1989
8/03/1989
9/16/1989
11/15/1989
11/18/1989
12/02/1989
12/09/1989
12/29/1989
2/07/1989
2/08/1989
2/10/1989
2/10/1989
2/10/1989
2/14/1989
N M20
N S92
N N36
P N M20
M N M20
N H90
P N M20
N M20
N M20
N
N
P N M20
P J
P J
P J
N R63
U
N M20
P N
N M20
P P T32
N R60
N M20
E
E
N N36
N E33
E
N E33
M N E33
M N H70
M N A54
N A54
N H70
N
N H70
H 2 10/25/1989 C 3 N
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DUKE GARDENS
SEE SARAH P. DUKE GARDENS
DUKE GAY AND LESBIAN ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO HOMOSEXUALS „
•GAY AND LESBIAN AWARENESS DAYS' BEING HELD AT DUKE
DUKE HOMESTEAD AND TOBACCO FACTORY COMPLEX
SEE DUKE HOMESTEAD STATE HISTORIC SITE
DUKE HOMESTEAD STATE HISTORIC SITE
SEE ALSO TOBACCO, HISTORY _
HOU DURHAM FARED) THE JOY (AND HARDSHIPS) OF COOKING IN 1870
HOMESTEAD HOLDS 'FARM DAY'
DUKE HOMESTEAD BEGINS PROGRAM ON LIVING HISTORY
LEAF MUSEUM EXPANDS
THE HOMESTEAD GARDEN; TONICS, FLAVORINGS AND CURES FROM THE HERB PATCH
CAROLINA (AND DUKE) GOLD
THAT NEW WORLD WEED; DUKE HOMESTEAD'S TOBACCO MUSEUM OUR ROOTS' SHRINE
DUKE HOMESTEAD OPEN HOUSE
TOBACCO MUSEUM REOPENS
UET WORK
IT'S A WEEKEND FOR TRIANGLE TRADITIONS
DUKE HOSPITAL
SEE ALSO DUKE HOSPITAL NORTH
SEE ALSO DUKE HOSPITAL SOUTH
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER
SEE ALSO HOSPITALS, DURHAM (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC HOSPITALS)
DUKE HOSPITAL TO BENEFIT FROM DANCE
TESTIMONY TO BEGIN IN HUSBAND'S SUIT OVER DEATH AT DUKE HOSPITAL
NURSE! PATIENT'S APPEARANCE WAS 'HORRIFYING'
NURSE TELLS OF FINDING PATIENT DEAD, SWOLLEN
DOCTOR SAYS PATIENT DIED FROM 'MASSIVE AIR'
EXPERT WITNESS IN PETTIFORD SUIT SAYS PATIENT MURDERED _,
DUKE POLICEMAN TELLS OF EARLY PROBE INTO MRS. PETTIFORD'S DEATH...
SOURCE OF FATAL AIR WAS INTRAVENOUS LINE, MEDICAL EXAHIfCR SAYS
consultant: BETTER SECURITY MIGHT HAVE PREVENTED HOSPITAL DEATH
JUDGE RULES OUT PUNITIVE DAMAGES IN HOSPITAL DEATH
DUKE HOSPITAL SECURITY ABOVE AVERAGE, CONSULTANT TESTIFIES
SBI AGENT! HUSBAND, BOYFRIENDS CLEARED IN DEATH _
INVESTIGATION OF WOMAN'S DEATH IN HOSPITAL INCONCLUSIVE— AGENT
MRS. PETTIFORD'S DEATH 'LOGICALLY' ARGUED BY LAWYER
MISTRIAL DECLARED IN CASE OF JUANITA PETTIFORD'S DEATH
CLOWNS VISIT DUKE PATIENTS
DUKE HOSPITAL, BUDGET
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, CHARITY PATIENTS
DUKE HOSPITAL RATES TO GO UP BY 13 PERCENT NEXT YEAR
DUKE HOSPITAL, CARDIAC DIAGNOSTIC UNIT
SEE DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, CARDIOVASCULAR MEDICINE
DUKE HOSPITAL, CHARITY PATIENTS
SEE ALSO DUKE HOSPITAL, RATES _ __
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL, CHARITY PATIENTS
HOSPITAL SPOKESMAN! EXTRA MATERNITY CASES MAY BRING RATE INCREASES
HOSPITALS TO DISCUSS DELIVERIES, FINANCES
DUKE HOSPITAL, EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., EMPLOYEES AND STAFF
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, EMPLOYEES
DUKE HOSPITAL EMPLOYEE CHASED BY MAN
DUKE HOSPITAL, NURSES
SEE DUKE UNIV. fCDICAL CENTER, NURSES
H 2 2/23/1989 B 8 N
H
H
S
H
S
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
3/01/1989 B
5/05/1989 D
6/13/1989 A
7/04/1989 C
8/16/1989 B
9/29/1989 D
9/29/1989 D
10/02/1989 B
10/02/1989 B
10/02/1989 C
12/08/1989 D
3/04/1989
6/07/1989
6/08/1989
6/09/1989
6/09/1989
6/10/1989
6/13/1989
6/15/1989
6/16/1989
6/17/1989
6/20/1989 B
6/21/1989 C
6/22/1989 C
6/23/1989 C
6/24/1989 A
8/24/1989 C
W66
T37
S56
T37
W66
K30
K30
K30
W66
12
5
N
N S82
N B53
N S82
N B53
N S82
N S82
N S82
N S82
N S82
N S82
N S82
N S82
N S82
N S82
P S73
H 2 5/14/1989 B 1 N R63
2 5/18/1989 C
2 6/16/1989 C
1 N C60
1 N C60
H 2 3/02/1989 C 3 N
DUKE HOSPITAL, PEDIATRICS
SEE DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER,
PEDIATRICS
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DUKE HOSPITAL, RATES
SEE ALSO DUKE HOSPITAL, CHARITY PATIENTS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL, RATES
DUKE HOSPITAL RATES TO GO UP BY 13 PERCENT NEXT YEAR
DUKE HOSPITAL RATES RISE
DUKE HOSPITAL ROOM RATE TO HIT *335 PER DAY
DUKE HOSPITAL AUXILIARY
FEELING GOOD FOR HELPING OUT WAS SUMMER'S UAGES/TUESDAY TALK
DUKE HOSPITAL NORTH
SEE ALSO DUKE HOSPITAL
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER
DUKE GIVES 'CITY OF MEDICINE' NAME
DUKE HOSPITAL NORTH, NURSES
SEE DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, NURSES
DUKE HOSPITAL NORTH, PARKING
SEE DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, PARKING
DUKE HOSPITAL NORTH, RATES
SEE DUKE HOSPITAL, RATES
DUKE HOSPITAL SOUTH
SEE ALSO DUKE HOSPITAL
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER
DUKE SOUTH GETS APPROVAL TO KEEP 77 HOSPITAL BEDS
DUKE JAZZ ENSEMBLE
SEE ALSO JAZZ
GUITARIST UILL PLAY WITH DUKE JAZZ ENSEMBLE
THE DUKE MAGAZINE
SEE DUKE UNIV., THE DUKE MAGAZINE
DUKE PARK
SEE ALSO NORTH CENTRAL DURHAM
PARK LARK
DUKE PLAYERS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., THEATER (INCLUDES PLAYS AND SITES)
SEE ALSO THEATERS, DURHAM
'THE MISER'
DUKE POWER CO.
SEE ALSO COMMUNITY CHALLENGE HEATING FUND
SEE ALSO DUKE ENGINEERING & SERVICES INC.
SEE ALSO POWER FAILURES
SEE ALSO SHARE THE WARMTH PROGRAM
SEE ALSO UINTERIZATION PROGRAM
DONATIONS SOUGHT TO HELP POOR PAY THEIR HEATING BILLS
POWER OUTAGES FROM STORM AFFECT 5,000 CUSTOMERS
NRC TO EXAMINE OCONEE PLANT FOLLOWING FIRE
TVA TRIES TO WOO DUKE POWER ACQUISITION
OFFICIALS WANT COUNTY HELP ON BUS SYSTEM
JOINT DURHAM BUS LINE PLAN RECOMMENDED
DURHAM BUS SYSTEM ON BUMPY ROAD; RECKHOW: COUNTY BUS SYSTEM LOGICAL
DURHAM BUS SYSTEM ON BUMBY ROADi ENGELHARD: CUTS REASON FOR CAUTION
SPEAKERS FAVOR CITY BUS TAKEOVER
CITIZENS DISCUSS WAYS TO HANDLE BUS SYSTEM
CITY SHOULD RUN BUSES IF COST NOT TOO GREAT
PROPOSAL NEEDS STUDY
CHIMNEY RUINS PROMPT COUPLE TO FILE LAWSUIT
DUKE POWER NAMES SUEET TO MANAGE ITS DURHAM OFFICE
CITY SEEKS DUKE POWER BUS FUNDS
COUNCIL OK'S OUTLINE FOR TAKEOVER OF BUSES
TOWN ASKED TO HOLD OFF ON TREE LAW
DUKE POWER ORDERED TO LOWER RATES
H 2 5/14/1989 B 1 N R63
S 2 5/15/1989 A 1 N S92
H 2 5/17/1989 C 3 C N
H 2 8/29/1989 A A P U W15
S 2 4/19/1989 E 11 P F H65
H 2 6/01/1989 C 1 N C60
H 2 2/25/1989 B 3 P N
S 2 8/17/1989 B 1 P P T32
S 2 2/16/1989 D 7 P P
H
2
1/05/1989 C
1
N
H
2
1/05/1989 C
1
N
H
2
1/05/1989 D
4
N
H
2
1/11/1989 D
5
N
S
2
1/12/1989 A
1
N H70
H
2
1/13/1989 A
1
N S69
S
2
1/13/1989 A
1
N H65
S
2
1/13/1989 A
1
N H70
H
2
1/18/1989 C
1 P N S69
S
2
1/18/1989 A
1
N H70
S
2
1/19/1989 A
4
E
H
2
1/23/1989 A
4
E
CHH 1
1/23/1989 A
3 P N R63
H
2
1/26/1989 A
13 P N
S
2
2/07/1989 A
1
N H70
H
2
2/08/1989 C
3
N S69
CHH 1
2/14/1989 A
1
N M70
H
2
3/11/1989 A
1
N
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ANNUAL INDEX B
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
2,300 DUKE CUSTOMERS LOSE POWER
AFTER 65 COMPLAINTS, OSHA INSPECTS FOR ASBESTOSIS AT DUKE POWER PLANTS
FUTURE N-PLANTS IMPRACTICAL, DUKE POWER CHAIRMAN SAYS
CHAIRMAN OF DUKE POyER CO. WILL ATTEND SOVIET UNION MEETING...
CIRCUIT PROBLEMS CUT VA, LAKEWOOD POWER
POWERLESS POLE
DON'T TOUCH THAT TREE!
THUNDERSTORM KO'S POWER FOR 2,000
TIMBER
DUKE POWER STILL RESTORING ELECTRICITY
DUKE POWER PAYS *25,000 FINE
FEDERAL REQUIREMENTS WILL DELAY BUS TAKEOVER
FAULTY CIRCUIT HALTS POUER DOWNTOWN
DOWNTOWN HAS POWER OUTAGE
STORM ZAPS POWERi LIGHTNING SETS 2 HOUSES ABLAZE
STORM ZAPS POWER; LIGHTNING SETS 2 HOUSES ABLAZE
DOWNTOWN BLACKOUT PUTS BUSINESSES IN DARK
DUKE POWER CO. PREDICTS LOWER BILLS
DUKE POWER INSTALLING NEW SWITCH DOWNTOWN
POWER FAILURES HIT CITY AGAIN
COAL POWER PLANT TO BE BUILT IN VA.
GRAPHIC LINES
HIGH WIRE ACT
POWER LINE FALLS AT PARK AVE.
600 DURHAM HOMES LEFT WITHOUT POWER
DURHAM CREWS AID HUGO VICTIMS
POWER OUTAGE AFFECTS 150 HOMES
CITY SHOULD TAKE OVER BUSES— CANDIDATE GRUBB
DUKE POWER'S RATE REDUCTION GETS 2ND TRIM
DUKE POWER BUS SYSTEM DOMINATES CANDIDATES FORUM
CHAMBER HOPES «7,500 GIFT WILL HELP PROMOTE TOURISM
SURVEY! PUBLIC FAVORS CITY BUS TAKEOVER
DURHAM FAVORS TAX-FUELED BUS SYSTEM, POLL SHOWS
PUBLIC BUSES! AYES I NAYS
COUNCIL OKS TAKING OVER BUS SYSTEM
COUNCIL GETS BUS DEAL ROLLING
PAYING OFF THE BUS DEBT
DURHAM BUS TAKEOVER COULD HURT CHAPEL HILL TRANSIT
DURHAM TO HIRE FIRM TO RUN BUSES
DURHAM TO HIRE FIRM TO RUN BUSES
CITY-OWNED BUS SYSTEM SHOULD BE COST-EFFECTIVE
UIND DOWNS LIMB; 2,000 LOSE POWER
DUKE POWER CO. CUSTOMERS INVITED TO THE 'SHARE WARMTH'
DUKE POWER CUSTOMERS URGED TO 'SHARE WARMTH'
SHARE THE WARMTH GREAT HOLIDAY GIFT
DUKE POWER BEGINS HEATING FUND DRIVE
WE'LL HAVE TO PAY THE COSTS
DUKE POWER CUSTOMERS UNDERPAY— UNTIL JULY 1
POWER LINES REMOVED FROM CAR
DUKE POWER EXPECTING RECORD ELECTRICITY USE
DUKE POWER CO., EARNINGS
N.C. BUSINESS BRIERY
DUKE POWER CO., EMPLOYEES, SALARIES
DUKE POWER'S FIVE TOP EXECUTIVES GOT RAISES LAST YEAR...
DUKE POWER CO., SALES AND EARNINGS
SEE DUKE POWER CO., EARNINGS
DUKE PRIMATE FACILITY
SEE ALSO ANIMALS, MEDICAL RESEARCH _
RARE PRIMATE SPECIES DISCOVERED IN MADAGASCAR BY DUKE SCIENTIST
AT DUKE PRIMATE CENTER, LOVE IS IN THE AIR
DUKE PROFESSOR GETS $275,000 FROM MACARTHUR FOUNDATION
DR. WRIGHT PROPERLY RECOGNIZED
FUTURISTIC 'NOAH'S ARK' WILL INCLUDE ANIMALS FROM DUKE
LEMUR BEFUDDLED BY RARE TWIN BIRTH
DUKE PRIMATE SCIENTISTS ENJOY RARE LEMUR TWINS
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
H 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
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-DATE — C -TO L P BYL
3/16/1989
3/23/1989
3/23/1989
3/30/198?
4/08/1989
4/14/1989
4/20/1989
4/28/1989
5/05/1989
5/06/1989
5/17/1989
6/02/1989
6/28/1989
6/29/1989
6/29/1989
6/29/1989
7/07/1989
7/07/1989
7/13/1989
8/01/1989
8/18/1989
8/19/1989
8/26/1989
9/20/1989
9/22/1989
9/27/1989
10/16/1989 B
10/23/1989 B
10/26/1989 B
10/26/1989 C
10/26/1989
10/27/1989
10/28/1989
10/30/1989
11/07/1989
11/07/1989
11/09/1989
11/10/1989
11/11/1989
11/11/1989
11/14/1989
11/16/1989
11/20/1989 B
11/20/1989 C
11/21/1989
11/24/1989
11/28/1989
12/11/1989
12/20/1989
12/22/1989
2/15/1989 B
4/24/1989 C
7/19/1989 C
7/27/1989 A
7/28/1989 C
8/24/1989 B
12/20/1989 C
N
N
N
N
N
P S76
N C62
N C47
P S76
N H65
N
N R63
N B53
N
N B53
N T77
N R63
N T77
N N36
N C61
N S78
P T44
P T44
N
H C61
N E33
N
N R63
N
N R63
N H90
N C61
N R63
E
N R63
N C61
E
N M70
N C61
N E33
E
N B53
N
N H65
E
N
E
N S69
P K30
N C61
H 2 1/24/1989 A 10 N
H 2 3/30/1989 C 3 N
7
1
3
4
1
14
1
THE DUKE REVIEW
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HONTHLY/
ANNUAL
1/01/1989
INDEX BY
12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
DUKE STUDENTS PLAN CONSERVATIVE PERIODICAL
A 'REVIEW' FOR LIVELY DEBATE
REVIEW NEWSPAPER GETS LONG, LEGAL LOOK FROM DUKE
REVIEW NEWSPAPER GETS LONG, LEGAL LOOK FROM DUKE
DUKE SOCCER CAMP
SEE ALSO SOCCER
GREAT BALL OF FIRE, IT'S HOT
HEAT TURNS DURHAM INTO A SAUNA
WHEN YOU'RE HOT, YOU'RE HOT
DUKE SPORTS HALL OF FANE
DUKE INDUCTS FOUR INTO HALL OF FANE
DUKE STAGE COMPANY
DUKE STAGE COMPANY DEBUTS
DUKE STAGE COMPANY'S 'ARSENIC & OLD LACE'
PLAYS FOR THE FUN OF IT i DUKE STAGE BOWS IN WEDNESDAY WITH TWISTS...
OLD CHESTNUT CRACKED OPEN AND ROASTED AT DUKE
'ARSENIC GIMMICK ASIDE, DEBUT AT DUKE LEAVES TASTE FOR MORE
DUKE 'BAD GUYS' COMPLEX, MACABRE
ITALIAN ACTOR STARS IN 'MACBETH'
L'lTALIANO IN 'MACBETH'
•MACBETH' AS YOU'VE NEVER SEEN IT BEFORE
DUKE STAGE COMPANY'S 'MACBETH' HISSES THE MARK
DUKE ST.
DETOUR AROUND REPAIR OF WATER LINE
ENGINEER: TRINITY-DUKE TRAFFIC WILL RETURN TO NORMAL SOON
DUKE ST. SENIOR CITIZENS CENTER
SEE ALSO SENIOR CITIZENS
THE KILN IS READY
DUKE STUDY IN CHINA PROGRAM
SEE ALSO STUDENT EXCHANGE PROGRAMS
STUDY IN CHINA EVENT SET AT DUKE FRIDAY, SATURDAY
DUKE UNIV.
DUKE RESEARCHERS TRYING TO ACHIEVE FUSION IN A BEAKER
SOVIET WOMEN VISIT DUKE
DUKE UNIV., ACCREDITATION
INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES INCREASE SUGGESTED AT DUKE
DUKE UNIV., ADMINISTRATION
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., CHANCELLOR FOR HEALTH AFFAIRS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., CHANCELLOR'S OFFICE
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., PRESIDENT'S OFFICE
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., PROVOST
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. TASK FORCE ON UNIVERSITY GOVERNANCE
DUKE COUNCIL APPROVES REPORT URGING REFORMS
TRUSTEES NAME NEW VICE PRESIDENT
DIXON GETS DUKE PROMOTION
SANFORD AIDE RETURNS TO DUKE ADMINISTRATIVE POST
PUTMAN PROMOTED TO VICE PRESIDENT
DUKE UNIV., ADMISSIONS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., ENROLLMENT
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., MINORITIES (GENERAL HEADING)
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., STUDENTS
DUKE UNIVERSITY SEES DROP IN FALL FRESHMAN APPLICATIONS
ONLY 3 PERCENT OF DUKE'S APPLICANTS CHILDREN OF ALUMNI
DUKE UNIV., ALUMNI
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. ALUMNI DISTINGUISHED UNDERGRADUATE TEACHING AWARD
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. BLACK ALUMNI CONNECTION
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. DISTINGUISHED ALUMNI AWARDS
'GAY AND LESBIAN AWARENESS DAYS' BEING HELD AT DUKE
DUKE MAGAZINE NAMED NATION'S TOP 1989 ALUMNI MAGAZINE
N E
P D — DATE-
S
E
C -PG
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L P BYL
H 2 9/21/1989 C
H 2 9/24/1989 A
H 2 11/11/1989 C
H 2 11/11/1989 C
1 P N N34
4 E
1 N S22
1 N N34
H 2 7/12/1989 C 3 P P S73
S 2 7/12/1989 B 1 P N A74
H 2 7/25/1989 A 1 P P K30
H 2 4/09/1989 C 13 N
5/04/1989
5/25/1989
5/26/1989
4/01/1989
4/02/1989
4/14/1989
4/22/1989
4/23/1989
4/30/1989
7/13/1989
Zll
B77
M31
P10
D80
M31
B77
2 3/03/1989 C 1 P P M64
2 4/23/1989 B 1 P N S49
H 2 4/17/1989 C 3 P P T37
H 2 3/23/1989 C 3 N D80
H 2 4/29/1989 C 1 P N C40
H 2 10/12/1989 C 4 P P C45
H 2 2/24/1989 B 1 N N36
H
2 1/27/1989 A
1 P N N36
S
2 5/22/1989 A
4 N
S
2 5/31/1989 A
9 N
S
2 8/21/1989 C
1 P N
H
2 10/01/1989 B
9 P N
2/25/1989 A
9/30/1989 C
N N36
N N34
H 2 2/23/1989 B 8 N
H 2 4/27/1989 B 9 N
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SUBJECTS
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ALL IN THE FAMILY, DUKE ALUMNI GAIN NATIONAL FAME
ONLY 3 PERCENT OF DUKE'S APPLICANTS CHILDREN OF ALUMNI
DUKE-BLUE BLOOD RUNS IN FAMILY
DUKE UNIV., ANIMAL RESEARCH
SEE ALSO ANIMALS, MEDICAL RESEARCH
ANIMAL RECORDS STOLEN FROM DUKE RESEARCH LAB
DUKE UNIV., ARCHAEOLOGY
SEE ALSO ARCHAEOLOGY
DUKE ARCHEOLOGISTS PLAN TWO VOLUMES ON EXCAVATION AT SEPPHORIS IN ISRAEL H
DUKE ARCHAEOLOGISTS MAKE IMPORTANT DISCOVERY IN ISRAEL S
DUKE UNIV., ASSAULTS
SEE ALSO ASSAULTS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., CRIME
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., RAPE
SOURCE OF FATAL AIR WAS INTRAVENOUS LINE,
MEDICAL EXAMINER SAYS
DUKE UNIV., ATHLETIC DIRECTOR
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV, ATHLETIC DEPT.
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. SPORTS
DUKE'S ALLEVA OFFERED POST WITH LOBOS
DUKE UNIV., AWARDS
SEE ALSO AWARDS
SEE ALSO BENJAMIN N. DUKE LEADERSHIP AUARDS____
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV, ALUMNI DISTINGUISHED UNDERGRADUATE TEACHING AUARD
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. DISTINGUISHED ALUMNI AWARDS
SEE ALSO TRINITY COLLEGE AWARDS FOR EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING
ROTC AWARDS
PATHOLOGY PROFESSOR RECEIVES KROC AUARD
DINNER TO HONOR OUTSTANDING BLACKS
DUKE UNIVERSITY AWARDS CREATIVE WRITING PRIZES
DUKE FUND-RAISING PROGRAM PRAISED
DUKE UNIV.. BROADWAY AT DUKE SERIES
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., THEATER < INCLUDES PLAYS AND SITES)
ANOTHER PRE-BROADWAY PLAY HEADED FOR DUKE
'THE CIRCLE' COMES AROUND AGAIN
IRONY REPLACES SHOCK VALUE IN REVIVED 'CIRCLE'
"ARTIST DESCENDING A STAIRCASEU/PLAYWRIGHT TO SPEAK
•ARTIST' WELL-CRAFTED, BUT PORTRAITS WEAK
STOPPARD NOTED
DUKE UNIV., BUDGET
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., GIFTS AND FUND RAISING
WHEN STUDENTS RETURN, AREA CASH DRAWERS SING
DUKE UNIV., BUILDING AND RENOVATION PROJECTS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., PROPERTY
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. FUQUA SCHOOL OF BUSINESS, CONSTRUCTION
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, CONSTRUCTION
DUKE TO RENOVATE WITH SURPLUS FUNDS
DUKE NEEDS $87 HILLION FOR PROJECTS
DUKE UNIV., CABLE TELEVISION
SEE ALSO CABLEVISION OF DURHAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C., CABLE TELEVISION
DURHAM PLUGS INTO DUKE'S CABLE STATION
DUKE UNIV., CALENDAR AND SCHEDULES
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., COMMENCEMENT
A RETURN TO COLLEGE LIFE
ACADEMIC CALENDAR
DUKE UNIV., CHANCELLOR FOR HEALTH AFFAIRS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., ADMINISTRATION
CHANCELLOR'S GOAL KEEPING DUKE UP FRONT IN MEDICINE
THE DOCTOR IS AN OPTIMIST
-DATE-
S I T
E L Y
C -PG L P BYL
2 5/30/1989 C 1 N S92
2 9/30/1989 C 1 N N36
2 10/09/1989 A 1 P N S92
S 2 2/28/1989 A 1 N S92
2 9/16/1989 C 2 N D80
2 11/24/1989 C 2 P N
H 2 6/15/1989 C 1 N S82
H 2 5/20/1989 D 4 P N
4/10/1989 A
4/17/1989 B
4/18/1989 B
5/12/1989 C
7/21/1989 C
7/20/1989 C
8/31/1989 B
9/08/1989 D
11/10/1989 D
11/16/1989 B
11/16/1989 B
6 P P K30
3 N
3 N
14 N
1 N
N
N B71
F P10
F B71
R B77
N B71
H 2 8/26/1989 A 1 N R60
2 5/18/1989 A 1 N S92
2 10/03/1989 A 1 N S92
H 2 1/26/1989 C 5 P N J04
S 2 8/23/1989 B 1 P P C45
H 2 8/27/1989 F 10 M I
H 2 5/22/1989 C 1 P N C60
H 2 8/51/1989 A 4 E
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MONTHLY/ ANNUAL
1/01/1989
INDEX BY
12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
DUKE-BLUE BLOOD RUNS IN FAMILY
DUKE UNIV., CHANCELLOR'S OFFICE
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., ADMINISTRATION
BUILDING BRIDGES; DUKE CHANCELLOR WILLIAM ANLYAN
DR. WILLIAM 6. ANYLAN! A TIRELESS PROMOTER OF DUKE UNIVERSITY
DUKE UNIV., CHANTICLEER
DUKE YEARBOOK TO BE DISTRIBUTED TODAY
DUKE UNIV., CHILD CARE CENTERS
SEE ALSO CHILD CARE CENTERS
CONSULTANTS HOSPITALS TAKING LEAD IN PROVIDING CHILD CARE
DUKE STUDIES RENOVATION OF BUILDING FOR DAY CARE
CHILD CARE COORDINATOR
DUKE UNIV., CLUBS
SEE DUKE SPORTS HALL OF FANE
SEE DUKE UNIV. CAMPUS CLUB
SEE DUKE UNIV. CHINESE STUDENT ASSOCIATION
DUKE UNIV., COMMENCEMENT
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., CALENDAR AND SCHEDULES
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., HONORARY DEGREES
SCIENTISTS. ACTIVIST TO RECEIVE HONORARY DEGREES
BACCALAUREATE AT DUKE STILL VERY HOT TICKET
GRADUATIONS/DUKE CEREMONY STARTS AT 9t30 SUNDAY MORNING
FOOD, LODGING BUSINESSES HAVING SELLOUT WEEKEND
HECKLERS, BALLOONS, BUBBLES/DUKE ADDS ANTICS TO SOBER EXERCISES
IT'S 'SO LONG' TO THE CLASS OF '89
IT'S 'SO LONG' TO THE CLASS OF '89
DUKE GRADUATION CALMER THIS YEAR
BASKETBALL STANDOUT DANNY FERRY GRADUATES FROM DUKE
COMMENCEMENT CAMARADERIE
NEW COLLEGE GRADUATES JUST STARTING EDUCATION
DURHAM-AREA STUDENTS RECEIVE DUKE DEGREES
TOM BROKAU SPEAKER AT DUKE COMMENCEMENT
DUKE UNIV., CONCERTS
MEDIEVAL ENGLISH MUSIC TO BE SUNG.PLAYED AT CONCERT
N.C. SYMPHONY, GUESTS PLAY MUSIC FIT FOR A PRESIDENT
DUO-PIANO RECITAL TO BE HELD SUNDAY AT DUKE
HISHA DICHTER, ROMANTIC
'ENCOUNTERS' RESUMES WITH CONCERT BY BOLCOM
DIONNE WARWICK SINGS FOR BENEFIT AT DUKE MARCH 30
LUTE PLAYER TO GIVE CONCERT TODAY
PIANIST TIBOR SZASZ TO GIVE RECITAL TONIGHT AT DUKE
TIBETAN MONKS TO SING
BROYHILL ENSEMBLE TO GIVE DUKE CONCERT
SHARED IMAGINATIONS TOKYO'S SPUR
TICKEKTS STILL AVAILABLE FOR SATURDAY'S CHAMBER PLAYERS PERFORMANCE...
DUKE MUSIC STAFF, FACULTY MEMBERS COLLABORATE ON C. AMERICAN PROJECT
FINAL CONCERT SUNDAY IN 'ENCOUNTERS' SERIES
PIANIST FRANK TO PLAY AT BACHAUER MEMORIAL CONCERT
COLLEGE CHOREOGRAPHERS STRUT THEIR STUFF IN DUKE SHOWCASE
AS ALWAYS UNITY NARKS LATEST 'ENCOUNTERS'
BATTLE SINGS ENCORE IN DURHAM TUESDAY
DUKE UNIV., CONFERENCES
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., SEMINARS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., SYMPOSIA
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., WORKSHOPS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, CONFERENCES
EXPERTS TO ATTEND DUKE CONFERENCE ON ALZHEIMER'S
FUQUA STUDENTS TO HOST CONFERENCE ON INTERNATIONAL SERVICES IN THE '90S
FUQUA CONFERENCE TO LOOK AT FUTURE OF INTERNATIONAL SERVICES
SEXUALITY 'CONSTRUCTION' TOPIC OF CONFERENCE SLATED IN APRIL AT DUKE
NATIONAL CONFERENCE SET ON SICKLE CELL DISEASE
D — DATE'
2 10/09/1989 A
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C -PG L P BYL
1/06/1989 B
1/13/1989 A
1 P N S92
1 PF G59
1 P N N36
H 2 9/18/1989 A 13 N A51
3/21/1989 C
6/30/1989 A
7/15/1989 C
3/08/1989 C
5/05/1989 C
5/13/1989 C
5/14/1989 B
5/15/1989 A
5/15/1989
5/15/1989
5/15/1989
5/15/1989
5/15/1989
5/14/1989
5/17/1989
12/07/1989 B
1/15/1989 B
1/26/1989 D
1/28/1989
1/29/1989
2/03/1989
2/05/1989
2/08/1989
2/18/1989
2/23/1989
2/25/1989
3/03/1989
3/27/1989
4/05/1989 B
4/08/1989 B
5/21/1989 E
5/28/1989 E
11/14/1989 A
11/26/1989 E
N C60
N S92
N
1
16
1
1
1
9
9
1
7
1
4
12
2
7
3
6
12
9
13
4
8
2
4
3
1
6
8
9
11
7
10
N
N
N
N S69
N N36
P T44
P C45
N S92
P T44
P C45
E
N
N D80
C58
N
R
N
P R U66
N
PN
P N
N
P N B71
N
P F W66
N
N
N
P N D80
N
R D10
P B
H
2
1/13/1989 C
4 N
S
2
1/14/1989 A
9 P N
H
2
1/18/1989 D
12 N D80
H
2
3/24/1989 C
4 N D80
H
2
4/11/1989 C
12 N
DUKE UNIV., CONSTRUCTION
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1/01/1989
INDEX BY
12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
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SEE DUKE UNIV., BUILDING AND RENOVATION PROJECTS
DUKE UNIV., CRIME
SEE ALSO CRIMES, DURHAM
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., ASSAULTS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., RAPE
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., ROBBERY
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. CAMPUS POLICE
CRIMESTOPPER
DUKE UNIV., CURRICULUM
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. CANADIAN STUDIES PROGRAM
INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES INCREASE SUGGESTED AT DUKE
DUKE UNIV., DANCE PROGRAM
SEE ALSO DANCE
DUKE DANCE PROGRAM HONORS JULIA URAY
TRIBUTE TO JULIE URAY FULL OF MOVING, MEANINGFUL DANCE
DUKE UNIV., DEMONSTRATIONS
SEE ALSO DEMONSTRATIONS
JUSTICE AT DUKE S
DUKE PROTESTERS DEMAND MORE ACTION FROM UNIVERSITY LEADERS TO STOP RAPES H
WOMAN OFFICERS TO ACT AS DECOYS TO CATCH RAPISTS H
500 AT DUKE RALLY FOR ACTION IN RESPONSE TO RECENT ASSAULTS S
DUKE REACTION PLEASES ORGANIZERS OF VIGIL S
MEN, WOMEN XIN IN VIGIL TO PROTEST ASSAULTS AT DUKE H
PROTESTERS SAY ASSAULTS NOT JUST A DUKE ISSUE S
FORMER DUKE PRESIDENT'S BOOK CHRONICLES TURBULENT '60S ON CAMPUS H
STUDENTS CALL FOR CHOICE „ H
•PRCKHOICE' STUDENTS RALLY AT DUKE (CORRECTION PRINTED 4-14-89) S
CORRECTION S
DUKE STUDENTS PRESENT TO PROVOST CONCERNS ON TREATMENT OF BLACKS H
DUKE MARCHERS PRESENT CONCERNS S
DUKE STUDENTS FINED FOR PADLOCKING GATES AT GOVERNOR'S MANSION. , .PROTEST H
MARCH COMMEMORATES PROTESTORS SLAIN IN CHINA H
MARCHERS PAY TRIBUTE TO SLAIN CHINESE PROTESTERS S
PROTEST S
TAKING A STAND S
DUKE UNIV., DESEGREGATION
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., MINORITIES (GENERAL HEADING)
FORMER DUKE PRESIDENT'S BOOK CHRONICLES TURBULENT '60S ON CAMPUS
DUKE UNIV., DINING HALLS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. FOOD SERVICES
GASTRONOMIC OPTIONS ABOUND FOR HUNGRY DOOKIES
E
D — DATE-
S
E
C -PG
I T
L Y
L P
BYL
H 2 12/11/1989 C 2 N
H 2 2/26/1989 B 1 N N36
2 12/05/1989 B 1
2 12/08/1989 B 15
R L59
R B71
1/25/1989
2/03/1989
2/03/1989
2/03/1989
2/10/1989
2/11/1989
2/11/1989
2/26/1989 B
4/13/1989 C
4/13/1989 B
4/14/1989 A
4/21/1989 C
4/21/1989 C
5/17/1989 C
9/13/1989 C
9/13/1989 B
11/02/1989 C
11/10/1989 C
P
N
N
N
N
N
N
P N
P P
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
P
P
S73
P38
S69
B53
B53
A54
S73
D80
T37
G59
N36
T37
R63
N36
S92
T37
R56
H 2 2/26/1989 B 5 P N D80
H 2 8/27/1989 F 18 F S22
DUKE UNIV., DISCRIMINATION _
SEE ALSO COALITION OF COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS SEEKING RACIAL JUSTICE AT DUKE UNIV.
SEE ALSO RACIAL DISCRIMINATION
SEE ALSO SEX DISCRIMINATION „ „ 1-M Mtmm _
DUKE STUDENTS PRESENT TO PROVOST CONCERNS ON TREATMENT OF BLACKS H 2 4/21/1989 C
DUKE MARCHERS PRESENT CONCERNS S 2 4/21/1989 C
PANEL URGES DUKE TO SET CODE OF ETHICS S 2 6/13/1989 A
LDVETT! DUKE DISCRIMINATION STUDY PROPOSES 'POSITIVE STEPS' S 2 6/14/1989 A
LOVETT PRAISES DUKE'S DISCRIMINATION STUDY H 2 6/15/1989 C
DUKE UNIV., DORMITORIES
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., STUDENT HOUSING
NEW DORMS TO EASE DUKE HOUSING CRUNCH
NAMES OF DUKE'S NEW DORM HONOR SCHAEFER FAMILY
DUKE UNIV., THE DUKE MAGAZINE
DUKE MAGAZINE NAMED NATION'S TOP 1989 ALUMNI MAGAZINE
DUKE UNIV., EAST CAMPUS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., WEST CAMPUS
TOWN BUILDS COLLEGE FROM GROUND UP
SANFORD, BRODIE HELP DUKE FACE MODERN CHALLENGES
H 2 8/21/1989 B
H 2 10/01/1989 B
1 P N N36
1 P N T37
1 N
3 P N
1 P N
1 P N N36
1 P N N36
H 2 4/27/1989 B 9 N
S 2 4/19/1989 G
S 2 4/19/1989 G
2 F S92
3 P F S92
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HAT CHECK
EAST AND UEST CAMPUSES MARCH TO DIFFERENT DRUMMERS
ROOM TO HOVE
GLASSHOUSES
BALANCING ACT
HITCHCOCKIAN RESPITE
QUIET SOLITUDE
DUKE UNIV., EMPLOYEES AND STAFF
SEE ALSO DUKE HOSPITAL. EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., FACULTY
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, EMPLOYEES
DUKE UNIVERSITY EMPLOYEE ASSAULTED ON CAMPUS
DUKE BANS STUDENTS, FACULTY NOT VACCINATED FOR MEASLES
DUKE OFFICIALS MEET ON COMPLAINTS ABOUT JANITORIAL FIRM
DUKE, CLEANING FIRM HEADING FOR A 'TRUCE'
HOUSEKEEPERS MAY LEAVE DUKE FORUM
STUDENTS URGE DUKE TO CANCEL FIRM'S CONTRACT
FORMER DUKE EMPLOYEE ACCUSED OF EMBEZZLING
DUKE TO CANCEL SCHOOL PORTION OF JANITORIAL CONTRACT
LAYING IT ON THE LINE
DUKE REACHES AGREEMENT WITH UNION
DUKE UNIV., ENROLLMENT
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., ADMISSIONS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., STUDENTS
DUKE TO RENOVATE WITH SURPLUS FUNDS
DUKE, UNC FRESHMEN SET TO HIT THE BOOKS
DUKE FRESHMEN INCLUDE RECORD NUMBER OF BLACKS
ONLY 3 PERCENT OF DUKE'S APPLICANTS CHILDREN OF ALUMNI
DUKE UNIV., FACULTY
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., EMPLOYEES AND STAFF
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., PROFESSORSHIPS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., STUDENT ADVISERS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. ACADEMIC COUNCIL
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. ALUMNI DISTINGUISHED UNDERGRADUATE TEACHING AWARD
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. TASK FORCE ON UNIVERSITY GOVERNANCE
SEE ALSO TRINITY COLLEGE AWARDS FOR EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING
FRENCH TOWN MAKES DUKE PROF HONORARY CITIZEN
DUKE DESIGN TEAH FINALIST FOR CHARLOTTE ENVIRONMENTAL ART
DUKE COUNCIL APPROVES REPORT URGING REFORMS
DUKE PROF, OFFICIAL DICKENS DIES AT 66
DUKE SCIENTISTS REJECT STEREOTYPE, SHOW ARTISTIC TALENTS
DUKE TEACHER*. AFGHANS' FUTURE PRECARIOUS
DUKE PROF SAYS CANADA PEACEFUL
DUKE STUDENTS PRESENT TO PROVOST CONCERNS ON TREATMENT OF BLACKS
ADVISORY COMMITTEE SET AT DUKE
DUKE PROVOST ANNOUNCES PROMOTIONS, APPOINTMENTS
DUKE PROVOST ANNOUNCES FOUR FACULTY PROMOTIONS
DUKE REPORTS PROMOTIONS, APPOINTMENTS
DUKE PROF RECEIVES AWARD
SCIENCE ACADEMY ELECTS PROFESSOR JOINING DUKE STAFF
GANDHI TEACHINGS INSPIRE DUKE PROF
ENGINEERING CLASS HONORS FACULTY
FACULTY PROMOTIONS MADE AT DUKE
DUKE UNIVERSITY ANNOUNCES FACULTY PROMOTIONS
DUKE FACULTY MEMBERS RECEIVE TEACHING AWARDS
DUKE PROMOTIONS ARE ANNOUNCED
DUKE UNIV., FACULTY, BLACKS
SEE ALSO BLACKS, PROFESSORS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., MINORITIES (GENERAL HEADING)
INSIGHT/THE PH.D. CHASE: DUKE COMPETING FOR MINORITY PROFS...
DUKE STUDENTS PRESENT TO PROVOST CONCERNS ON TREATMENT OF BLACKS
DUKE MARCHERS PRESENT CONCERNS
PROF SAYS BRODIE URGED HIRING MORE BLACK FACULTY
DUKE GETS BLACK IVY LEAGUE PROFS
DUKE HIRES TWO BLACK PROFESSORS FROM CORNELL
S I T
E ELY
D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
4/26/1989 C
8/27/1989 F
9/05/1989 B
9/15/1989 C
9/27/1989 B
10/29/1989 B
11/03/1989 C
T32
R63
T37
K30
C45
T37
T37
H
2
1/31/1989 B
5
N
S
2
2/02/1989 C
1
N H65
S
2
2/23/1989 C
1 P N M06
S
2
2/24/1989 C
1
N M06
S
2
3/03/1989 C
1
N
H
2
3/09/1989 C
1
N C47
H
2
3/09/1989 C
2
N
H
2
3/18/1989 C
1
N C47
S
2
4/27/1989 C
1 P P K30
S
2
5/24/1989 A
12
N M06
S
2
5/18/1989 A
1
NS92
H
2
8/27/1989 A
1
N N36
H
2
8727/1989 C
9
N
H
2
9/30/1989 C
1
N N36
H
2
1/05/1989 B
2
N
S
2
1/18/1989 A
15
N
H
2
1/27/1989 A
1 P N N36
S
2
2/02/1989 C
1 P 0
H
2
2/12/1989 B
8
N D80
H
2
2/19/1989 B
5
N D80
S
2
2/20/1989 A
1 P N M06
H
2
4/21/1989 C
1 P N N36
H
2
4/21/1989 C
2
N N36
S
2
4/28/1989 A
7
N
H
2
5/02/1989 C
4
N
S
2
5/03/1989 A
12
N
S
2
5/09/1989 A
5
N
H
2
5/13/1989 C
18
N D80
S
2
6/02/1989 A
5
N
S
2
6/07/1989 C
6
N
H
2
7/26/1989 D
10
N
S
2
7/28/1989 A
14
N
S
2 10/20/1989 A
10
N
S
2 12/14/1989 B
4
N
H
2
1/29/1989 D
1 P F
H
2
4/21/1989 C
1 P N N36
S
2
4/21/1989 C
1 P N T37
S
2
5/11/1989 C
1 P N S92
S
2
8/17/1989 A
1
N
H
2
8/18/1989 A
16
N
DUKE UNIV., FACULTY, MINORITIES
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SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., MINORITIES (GENERAL HEADING)
DUKE GRANT UILL INCREASE MINORITY STUDENTS, FACULTY
DUKE UNIV., FELLOWSHIPS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. GUBERNATORIAL FELLOWSHIP
DUKE CANCER CENTER CHOOSES 9 HIGH SCHOOL INTERNS
DUKE PROFESSOR GETS $275,000 FROM HACARTHUR FOUNDATION
DUKE UNIV., FESTIVALS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. BLACKBURN LITERARY FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO FESTIVALS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO WINTERFEST
SEE ALSO WORLD PREMIERES FESTIVAL
SPRING MADNESS
DUKE UNIV., FILMMAKING
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. FILM STUDIES
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C., FILM MAKING
DUVAL,DUNAWAY MAY FILM AT DUKE
Sf 8W%SfflFS^™UWE IN THE AFTERNOON AT DUKE UNIVERSITY
A LITTLE BIT OF SOAP
THE STARS COME OUT AT DUKE; 'ONE LIFE TO LIVE' FALLS FOR CAMPUS
HIS LETTER DELIVERS
TRIANGLE RESIDENTS CAN AUDITION FOR PART IN FILM NEXT MONTH
DUKE REFLECTS ON FLACK FROM FILMING
GALLOWS AT DUKE CHAPEL
DUKE NEEDS FILM POLICY
GALLOWS AND GOLGOTHA
FUJI AWARD WINNERS ANNOUNCED
DUKE UNIV., FIRES
SEE ALSO FIRES, DURHAM
BONFIRES SIGNAL DUKE'S GLOWING HAPPINESS
DUKE UNIV., FOREIGN STUDENTS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., STUDENTS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. CHINESE STUDENT ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. INTERNATIONAL HOUSE
SEE ALSO FOREIGN STUDENTS
DUKE GRADUATE STUDENT SEEKS TO REFOREST AFRICAN HOMELAND
HOMELAND EVENTS FRUSTRATE CHINESE STUDENTS AT DUKE
CHINESE STUDENTS RALLY AT DUKE
DUKE STUDENTS MOURN FOR 'BLEEDING' NATION
DUKE STUDENTS MOURN THOSE SLAIN IN CHINA
DUKE STUDENTS FEARFUL OF RETURN TO HOMELAND _
DUKE, UNC AMONG SCHOOLS ALTERING EXCHANGE PROGRAMS IN TROUBLED CHINA
FOREIGN STUDENTS WELCOME IN DURHAM
DUKE-CHINA LAW SCHOOL TIES SURVIVE POLITICAL UNREST
MARCH COMMEMORATES PROTESTORS SLAIN IN CHINA
MARCHERS PAY TRIBUTE TO SLAIN CHINESE PROTESTERS
DUKE UNIV., FRATERNITIES AND SORORITIES
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., STUDENTS
DUKE FRATERNITY RALLIES FOR A SPECIAL FRIEND
HAZING A TRADITION NO LONGER ACCEPTABLE ON CAMPUS
DUKE UNIV., FRESHMEN
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., STUDENTS „_
DUKE UNIVERSITY FRESHMEN STUMBLE THROUGH CONVOCATION, ALMA MATER
BRODIE SAYS INTOLERANCE ON THE RISE
BLACKS HIT RECORD IN NEW DUKE CLASS „ „_
UNDERSTANDING THE PSYCHOLOGY OF 'THE NEW RACISM' AND DATE RAPE
COPING 101/DUKE UNIVERSITY (SPECIAL SECTION)
FROSH DO'S, DON'TS AND DINKS NOW THINGS OF PAST
ADVISORS SUGGEST TAKING RISKS IN CHOICE OF COURSES
DUKE UNIV., FUND-RAISING
SEE DUKE UNIV., GIFTS AND FUND RAISING
DUKE UNIV., GIFTS AND FUND RAISING
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I T
L Y
L P BYL
S 2 1/12/1989 A 1 N
S 2 6/26/1989 C 10 N
H 2 7/19/1989 C 3 N
S 2 4/15/1989 B 1 P P K30
1/19/1989
1/24/1989
1/26/1989
1/26/1989
1/26/1989
1/26/1989
1/30/1989
3/17/1989
3/18/1989
3/22/1989
3/26/1989
5/03/1989 B
P N B71
N
P N T33
P P S76
659
G59
M66
H 2 3/27/1989 B 1 P N M51
H
2
3/03/1989 C
7 P N D80
H
2
5/20/1989 C
1 P N Bll
S
2
6/05/1989 C
1 N
H
2
6/06/1989 A
1 N Bll
S
2
6/06/1989 A
1 P N S92
H
2
6/16/1989 A
1 P N Bll
H
2
6/19/1989 C
4 N
S
2
8/25/1989 B
1 P F S27
S
2
9/05/1989 B
1 N
H
2
9/13/1989 C
1 P N N36
S
2
9/13/1989 B
1 P N S92
S
2
2/20/1989 C
1 NH65
H
2
8/28/1989 B
1 N R60
H
2
8/25/1989 A
1 P N N36
S
2
8/25/1989 A
9 P N
S
2
8/25/1989 C
1 N
H
2
8/27/1989 D
5 P J
H
2
8/27/1989 F
1 T F C50
H
2
8/27/1989 F
2 P F N36 ,
6 F R60 '
H
2
8/27/1989 F
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SUBJECTS
SEE ALSO CAMPAIGN FOR DUKE
SEE ALSO DUKE ENDOWMENT
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., BUDGET
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., GRANTS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. CAPITAL CAMPAIGN FOR THE ARTS AND SCIENCES
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. DIVINITY SCHOOL, GIFTS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER. GIFTS AND FUND RAISING
BENEFIT DINNER RAISES OVER $550,000 FOR COMPREHENSIVE CANCER CENTER
ENDOWMENT GIVES $3.7 MILLION TO DUKE UNIVERSITY PROGRAMS
DR. UILLIAM G. ANYLANJ A TIRELESS PROMOTER OF DUKE UNIVERSITY
DUKE TALENT IDENTIFICATION PROGRAM GETS $15,000
DUKE FORESTRY SCHOOL GIVEN $25,000 TO CONTINUE PROGRAM
DUKE ART MUSEUM GETS GETTY GRANT TO TREAT COLLECTION
BABY PHOTO CONTEST RAISES FUNDS FOR DUKE
DUKE TO HOST 1ST FUQUA-MBA GAMES
TIHBERLAKE DONATES LIMITED-EDITION PRINTS FOR DUKE CANCER CENTER
FUQUA'S $4 MILLION, BUSINESS SCHOOL GIFT EARMARKED FOR DUKE-SOVIET...
FUQUA TO PEDDLE FREE-MARKET IDEAS TO SOVIETS
DURHAM COUPLE'S GIFT ENDOWS SCHOLARSHIP FUND AT DUKE
DR. ELLIOTT HELPS ESTABLISH PROFESSORSHIP
ENGINEERING SCHOOL ANNOUNCES ENDOUHENT
DUKE SENIORS TO HELP IMPROVE DURHAM LIFE
$200,000 ENDOWMENT GIVEN TO CHAPEL
DUKE CURATOR'S GIFT WILL BENEFIT LIBRARY
DUKE FORESTRY SCHOOL GETS $350,000
DUKE FUND-RAISING PROGRAM PRAISED
DUKE FUND-RAISING TOPS
GLAXO GIFT TO HELP RECRUIT MINORITY STUDENTS
DUKE RECEIVES $250,000 GRANT FROM AT&T
DUKE THANKS JAYCEE- FUND-RAISERS
PUKE'S BRODIE GIVES $78,000 TO UNIVERSITY
RECORD OF GENEROSITY
DURHAM ADDS $10 MILLION TO CAMPAIGN FOR DUKE
DUKE CAMPAIGN REPORTS PLEDGES AT $144 MILLION
DUKE NEEDS $87 MILLION FOR PROJECTS
DUKE CAMPAIGN TOPS GOAL BY $7.5 MILLION
DURHAM, ORANGE DUKE CAMPAIGN EXCEEDS GOAL
DUKE UNIV., GRADUATE PLACEMENT
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. PLACEMENT OFFICE
JOB MARKET LOOKS BRIGHT FOR DUKE GRADUATES
ALL IN THE FAMILY , JOBS EASY FOR DUKE'S CLASS OF '89
DUKE UNIV., GRADUATE TEACHING ASSISTANTS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., STUDENTS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. GRADUATE SCHOOL
DUKE TRUSTEES HEAR COMPROMISE ON STUDENT MEMBERS OF BOARD
GRAD STUDENTS WILL JOIN DUKE TRUSTEES
DUKE UNIV., GRADUATION
SEE DUKE UNIV., COMMENCEMENT
DUKE UNIV., GRANTS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., GIFTS AND FUND RAISING
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, GRANTS
DUKE, UNC GET GRANTS
GRANT TO DUKE CANCER CENTER IS EXTENDED
DUKE CANCER R£SE#?CH GETS GR^fT
DUKE, SEVEN OTHERS SHARE GRANT TO FORM SCIENCE EDUCATION NETWORK
CARNEGIE CORP. AWARDS GRANTS
DUKE RESEARCH CENTER GETS $500,000 GRANT FROM LILLY CO.
DUKE GETS GRANT FOR $1.5 MILLION
DUKE ENGINEERING SCHOOL GETS GRANT
DUKE GETS MATCHING GRANT FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDIES
FUTURES SERVICE LEARNING PROJECT GETS $10,000 GRANT
AUT GRANT PUTS DUKE AT FOREFRONT OF FINDING NEW TRANSISTOR MATERIALS
DUKE UNIV., HISTORY
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., SESQUICENTENNIAL
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, HISTORY
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E L Y
C -PG L P BYL
H
2
1/13/1989 C
3
N
H
2
1/13/1989 C
3
N D80
H
2
1/15/1989 A
1 P N N36
H
2
1/20/1989 B
9
N
H
2
2/04/1989 D
4
N
H
2
3/09/1989 C
3
N
S
2
3/22/1989 C
6
N
S
2
4/10/1989 A
7
N
H
2
4/13/1989 C
4
N D80
H
2
4/16/1989 B
1
N
S
2
4/17/1989 C
1 P N
H
2
4/18/1989 B
14
N
S
2
4/19/1989 C
4
N
S
2
4/28/1989 A
6
N
S
2
5/03/1989 A
4
E
H
2
5/25/1989 B
10
N
S
2
6/07/1989 C
5
N
H
2
6/30/1989 C
2
N ISO
S
2
7/21/1989 C
1
N
H
2
7/26/1989 C
2
N
H
2
8/11/1989 C
14
N
S
2
8/19/1989 C
1
N
S
2
9/18/1989 A
6
N
S
2
9/25/1989 A
1
N S92
H
2
9/27/1989 A
4
E
S
2
9/29/1989 A
1
N S92
H
2
9/30/1989 C
1
N N36
S
2 10/03/1989 A
1
N S92
S
2 11/20/1989 A
1
N
H
2 11/23/1989 B
10
N
H
2
5/28/1989 D
3
N D80
S
2
5/30/1989 C
1
N S92
H
2 11/04/1989 C
1
N N36
S
2 12/08/1989 C
1
N E33
S
2 1/24/1989 C
1
N
H
2 1/26/1989 C
7
N D80
S
2 1/26/1989 A
1
N H65
H
2 2/14/1989 C
5
N
S
2 4/24/1989 C
3
N
H
2 5/20/1989 C
3
N
S
2 5/24/1989 B
1
N
H
2 8/26/1989 B
7
N
S
2 10/10/1989 D
4
N
H
2 10/25/1989 C
3
N
S
2 12/28/1989 B
1
N
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12/31/1989
SUB JE
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. SPORTS, HISTORY
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C., HISTORY _ „„
MARCH SYMPOSIUM TO CELEBRATE HISTORY OF WOMEN AT DUKE
FORMER DIKE PRESIDENT'S BOOK CHRONICLES 1TKBULOT '60S 0* CAMPUS
WITHOUT DURHAM'S TOBACCO THERE WOULD BE NO DUKE UNIVERSITY
HISTORICAL SOCIETY SETS MEETING mnw^mmm
TRINITY COLLEGE TAKES ROOT IN HUMBLE BEGINNINGS
TRINITY ENJOYS NATIONAL PROMINENCE, RECOGNITION
TOWN BUILDS COLLEGE FROM GROUND UP
FEWER STUDENTS LIFT STANDING
S&NFORD, BRQDIE HELP DUKE FACE MODERN CHALLENGES
DUKE WAS ANYTHING BUT QUIET IN THE '60S
DUKE CHAPEL STONE WORKERS HOLD REUNION
CHAPEL REPRESENTS ESSENCE OF DUKE _
FROSH DO'S, DON'TS AND DINKS NOW THINGS OF PAST
AN ACADEMIC LOOK AT DUKE IN TURMOIL
DUKE UNIV., HONORARY DEGREES
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., COMMENCEMENT __„
SCIENTISTS, ACTIVIST TO RECEIVE HONORARY DEGREES
DUKE UNI V., HYPERBARIC CHAMBER
SEE HYPERBARIC CHAMBER
DUKE UNIV., JABBERUOCKY (DUKE UNIV. PUBLICATION)
DUKE 'SATIRE' OF WORKERS SAID RACIST
LAMPOONING DEFENSELESS PREY
OFFICIAL ACTION UNLIKELY AGAINST 'JABBERUOCKY'
BLACK STUDENTS SEEK EDITOR'S REMOVAL
•RACIST' ARTICLES LEAD TO DUKE EDITOR'S OUSTER
RACISM: A TALE OF TWO LEGACIES
WHY NO ANTI-MARXIST RUCKUS?
DUKE UNIV., LAND RESOURCES COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO DUKE FOREST
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., PROPERTY
DUKE PLAN PRESERVES MOST OF FOREST LAND
DUKE'S PLAN WOULD SAVE MUCH OF FOREST/SUNDAY FOCUS
DUKE UNIV LAWSUITS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, MEDICAL MALPRACTICE SUITS
SEE ALSO LAWSUITS, DURHAM COUNTY ^
PANEL PROBES DUKE FOR FRAUD OVER USE OF DEBATED CANCER TEST
NURSE! PATIENT'S APPEARANCE WAS 'HORRIFYING'
NURSE TELLS Of FINDING PATIENT DEAD, SWOLLEN
DOCTOR SAYS PATIENT DIED FROM 'MASSIVE AIR* .__
EXPERT WITNESS IN PETTIFORD SUIT SAYS PATIENT MURDERED
duke policeman tells of early probe into mrs. pettiford's death...
source of fatal air was intravenous line, medical examiner says
consultant: better security might have prevented hospital death
man says wife 'feeling good' before her death at duke
judge rules out punitive damages in hospital death
duke hospital security above average, consultant testifies
agent says sbi couldn't confirm hospital muficr
INVESTIGATION OF WOMAN'S DEATH IN HOSPITAL INCONCLUSIVE-AGENT
MRS. PETTIFORD'S DEATH 'LOGICALLY' ARGUED BY LAWYER
MISTRIAL DECLARED IN CASE OF JUANITA PETTIFORD'S DEATH imiBmrr
DUKE DOCTOR SAYS OFFICIALS TRIED TO PROVE HIM MENTALLY INCOMPETENT
HOSPITALS SUED OVER SPOTTED FEVER DEATH
DUKE REPORTEDLY SOLD CONTROVERSIAL CANCER TEST DESPITE PENDING SUITS
PAPER SAYS COMPANY AGREED TO CONCEAL DUKE ROLE IN TEST „„.,„ „
NETWORK WON'T HAVE TO TURN OVER TAPED INTERVIEWS WITH DUKE OFFICIALS
JUDGE ORDERS NEW TRIAL IN DUKE MALPRACTICE SUIT
DUKE UNIV., LIBRARIES
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. PERKINS LIBRARY
DUKE CURATOR'S GIFT WILL BENEFIT LIBRARY
DUKE UNIV., MEDALS FOR MERITORIOUS SERVICE
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I T
N
E
E
L Y
P
D
— DATE — C -PG L P BYL
H
2
2/17/1989 C
3 N ISO
H
2
2/26/1989 B
5 P N D80
H
2
3/05/1989 B
5 P U L57
H
2
4/18/1989 A
6 P P S76
S
2
V19/1989 G
2 P F S92
S
2
4/19/1989 G
2 P F S92
s
2
4/19/1989 G
2 F S92
S
2
4/19/1989 G
2 F S92
S
2
4/19/1989 G
3 P F S92
H
2
5/28/1989 E
2 P U L57
S
2
6/19/1989 A
1 P N T77
S
2
6/19/1989 A
1 P F S92
H
2
8/27/1989 F
2 P F N36
H
2 11/12/1989 D
3 P F H49
H 2 3/08/1989 C 1 N
11/22/1989
11/27/1989
11/30/1989
11/30/1989
12/06/1989
12/10/1989
12/11/1989
N S17
E
N N36
N
N N36
U
E
S 2 2/24/1989 A
CHH 1 2/26/1989 A
S
2
S
2
H
2
S
2
H
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
S
2
H
2
1/17/1989
6/08/1989
6/09/1989
6/09/1989
6/10/1989
6/13/1989
6/15/1989
6/16/1989
6/16/1989
6/17/1989 .
6/20/1989 B
6/21/1989 B
6/22/1989 C
6/23/1989
6/24/1989
6/28/1989
7/04/1989
7/15/1989
7/19/198? .
8/22/1989 B
11/03/1989 C
1 N S92
1 M N M20
N S92
N B53
N S82
N B53
N S82
N S32
N S82
N S82
N B53
N S82
N S82
N B53
N S82
N S82
P N S82
N
N S69
N
N
N
N
S 2 6/07/1989 C 5 N
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SEE DUKE UNIV., AWARDS
DUKE UNIV., MINORITIES (GENERAL HEADING)
SEE ALSO COALITION OF COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS SEEKING RACIAL JUSTICE AT DUKE UNIV.
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., ADMISSIONS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., DESEGREGATION
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., FACULTY, BLACKS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., FACULTY, MINORITIES
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., STUDENTS, BLACKS
SEE ALSO MINORITIES (GENERAL HEADING)
SEE ALSO MINORITIES ADMISSIONS PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO RACIAL DISCRIMINATION
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, MINORITIES (GENERAL HEADING)
DUKE STUDENTS PRESENT TO PROVOST CONCERNS ON TREATMENT OF BLACKS H 2 4/21/1989 C
DUKE PUTS UP PORTRAIT OF BLACK ARCHITECT ABELE H 2 4/28/1989 A
MINORITY GIRLS TO VISIT DUKE S 2 6/07/1989 C
MINORITY HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS STUDY AT DUKE H 2 6/23/1989 C
COMPETITION FIERCE FOR TOP BLACK STUDENTS H 2 7/10/1989 B
BIGGER SCHOOLS WINNING BATTLE FOR BLACKS H 2 7/10/1989 B
GLAXO GIFT TO HELP RECRUIT MINORITY STUDENTS H 2 8/11/1989 C
DUKE UNIVERSITY FRESHMEN STUMBLE THROUGH CONVOCATION, ALMA MATER H 2 8/25/1989 A
UNDERSTANDING THE PSYCHOLOGY OF 'THE NEW RACISM' AND DATE RAPE H 2 8/27/1989 D
DUKE MEDICAL SCHOOL GETS FUND FOR MINORITY STUDENTS S 2 12/20/1989 C
DUKE UNIV., MINORITY STUDENTS AND FACULTY
SEE BLACK STUDENT ALLIANCE OF DUKE UNIV.
SEE DUKE UNIV., ADMISSIONS
SEE DUKE UNIV., DESEGREGATION
SEE DUKE UNIV., FACULTY, BLACKS
SEE DUKE UNIV., FACULTY, MINORITIES
SEE DUKE UNIV., STUDENTS
SEE DUKE UNIV., STUDENTS, BLACKS
SEE DUKE UNIV. BLACK ALUMNI CONNECTION
DUKE UNIV., THE MISSING LINK (STUDENT PUBLICATION)
WHY NO ANTI-MARXIST RUCKUS?
DUKE UNIV., OPENINGS
SEE DUKE UNIV., CALENDAR AND SCHEDULES
DUKE UNIV., OPERA
SEE ALSO OPERA
PERRY TWINS TO STAR IN DUKE PRODUCTION OF DON GIOVANNI
SINGING IS HIGH NOTE OF FLAWED 'DON GIOVANNI'
DUKE UNIV., PRESIDENT'S OFFICE
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. , ADMINISTRATION
FORMER DUKE PRESIDENT'S BOOK CHRONICLES TURBULENT '60S ON CAMPUS
FEWER STUDENTS LIFT STANDING
SANFORD, BRODIE HELP DUKE FACE MODERN CHALLENGES
DUKE PRESIDENT IS LIKELY TO STAY ON.DESPITE ATTACK
DUKE TO KEEP BRODIE FOR OPEN-ENDED TERM
BRODIE STAYSiSAYS BOARD HAS SPOKEN
WENDY'S FOUNDER BACKS BRODIE '110 PERCENT'
H. KEITH H. BRODIE! SETTING AN AGENDA FOR DUKE'S FUTURE
BRODIE'S SALARY RANKS 9TH AMONG U.S. SCHOOLS
DUKE'S BRODIE GIVES $78,000 TO UNIVERSITY
DUKE UNIV., PROFESSORSHIPS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., FACULTY
WELLCOME FUND GIVING DUKE *250,000 FOR PROFESSORSHIP
DUKE AWARDS DISTINGUISHED PROFESSORSHIPS
$1 MILLION RAISED FOR KATZ PROFESSORSHIP
DUKE UNIV., PROPERTY
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., BUILDING AND RENOVATION PROJECTS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., LAND RESOURCES COMMITTEE
DUKE TO INVEST M.2 MILLION IN AFFORDABLE, LOW-INCOME HOUSING PROJECT H
DUKE COMMITS $1.2 MILLION TO LOW-INCOME HOUSING S
DUKE CLEARS APARTMENTS FOR MEDICAL CENTER OFFICES S
N N36
N
N
N D80
N
N
N
NN36
J
N
H 2 12/11/1989 A 4 E
H
2
3/12/1989 B
11 N
S
2
3/25/1989 A
8 R C58
H
2
2/26/1989 B
5 P N D80
S
2
4/19/1989 G
2 F S92
S
2
4/19/1989 G
3 P F S92
S
2
4/27/1989 A
1 N S92
S
2
5/12/1989 A
1 N S92
H
2
5/13/1989 A
1 N R63
S
2
5/13/1989 C
1 P N S92
H
2
5/28/1939 A
1 P N N36
H
2
9/24/1989 A
1 N N36
S
2
9/25/1989 A
1 N S92
H 2 2/24/1989 C 14 N D80
S 2 V03/1989 B 4 N
H 2 7/12/1989 C 2 N
2 4/20/1989 C
2 4/20/1989 C
2 7/05/1989 B
1 N
1 P N S92
1 N S92
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DUKE COUNCIL APPROVES RETORT URGING REFORMS
DUKE PROVOST! U.S. MATH EDUCATION HUST IMPROVE
DUKE PROVOST! HATH EDUCATION NEEDS IMPROVING
DUKE UNIV., ROTC (RESERVE OFFICER TRAINING CORPS.)
SEE ALSO U.S. ARMY RESERVE OFFICERS TRAINING CORPS
DUKE ARMY ROTC MAKING GREAT STRIDES — GENERAL
DUKE ROTC TO BE IN PARADE
ROTC AWARDS
DUKE UNIV., RADIOACTIVE WASTE DISPOSAL
SEE ALSO HOSPITALS, N.C., WASTE DISPOSAL
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR WASTES DISPOSAL AND STORAGE
GROUD WATER FOUND TAINTED BY DUKE DUMP MTr
STATE GETS WELL SAMPLES NEAR DUKE FOREST SITE
WATER NEAR DUKE DUMP CALLED 'SAFE'
"IE SURVEY RATKHDUKE FIFTH AMONG NATION'S COLLEGES
UNC^H NO. 18 IN RANKING OF NATION'S TOP UNIVERSITIES
DUKE MOVES UP THE RANKS
DUKE UNIV., RAPE _ . _
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., ASSAULTS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., CRIME
SEE AtSO DUKE UNIV., SEXUAL ASSAULTS
SEE ALSO RAPE, DURHAM
DUKE UNIVERSITY EMPLOYEE ASSAULTED ON CAMPUS
DUKE TIGHTENS SECURITY AFTER 2 RAPES
2 ASSAULTS UNRELATED.SAYS DUKE SECURITY
DUKE OFFERS REWARDS FOR INFORMATION ON RAPISTS
POLICE TO USE DECOYS TO STEM DUKE ATTACKS
DUKE ProTEfERl1^'^^^ FROM UNIVERSITY LEADERS TO STOP RAPES
DUKE PHONE OPEN FOR INFORMATION ON RAPES, SAFETY
DUKE task: MAKE CAMPUS SAFE „ _ „ „A„rw
WOMAN OFFICERS TO ACT AS DECOYS TO CATCH RAPISTS
500AT DUKEwLy FOR ACTION IN RESPONSE TO RECENT ASSAULTS
DUKE ISSUES DRAWING OF ATTACKER
CRIME GROUP OFFERS DUKE ATTACKS REWARD
FEAR OF ASSAULT PREVAILS AT DUKE
RALLY. SILENT VIGIL TO PROTEST RAPES
DUKE REACTION PLEASES ORGANIZERS OF VIGIL
MEN, WOMEN JOIN IN VIGIL TO PROTEST ASSAULTS AT DUKE
PROTESTERS SAY ASSAULTS NOT JUST A DUKE ISSUE
BRODIE ENDORSES SECURITY SOUGHT BY DUKE STUDENTS
POLICE SAY WOMAN ASSAULTED IN HER HOME
RAPE REPORTED AT HOME ON CHEEK ROAD _ wmm
MERCHANTS SAY TEAR GAS SALES HAVE SURGED SINCE DUKE RAPES
CRYING OUT FOR SECURITY; DUKE RAPES, UNC 'FLASHING' INCIDENTS...^
PARKING GARAGE MUGGER ROBS RAPE CRISIS DIRECTOR OF $1,300 BANK DEPOSIT
DUKE OFFICER'S TALK QUASHES DATE RAPE MYTH
DUKE EXP^Ntf ANTI-SEXUAL ASSAULT ESCORTS, SECURITY (CORRECTED 6-3-89)
SECURITY BEING BEEFED UP AT UNIVERSITY, HOSPITAL
CORRECTION __
DUKE BOOSTS EFFORTS AT SAFETY FOR WOMEN
SEXUAL ASSAULT REPORTED „.„ mmm
CRIHESTOPPERS SEEKS LEADS ON JANUARY ASSAULTS NEAR DUKE
UNDERSTANDING THE PSYCHOLOGY OF 'THE NEW RACISM' AND DATE RAPE
GUNMAN ROBS WOMAN IN DUKE PARKING GARAGE
DUKE EMPLOYEE SAYS SUPERVISOR RAPED HER AT WORK
DEFENDANT SAYS HE DIDN'T RAPE WOMAN ON JOB
MISTRIAL DECLARED IN DUKE RAPE CASE
DUKE UNIV., RENOVATIONS
SEE DUKE UNIV., BUILDING AND RENOVATION PROJECTS
H 2 1/27/1989 A 1 P N N36
H 2 3/17/1989 A 14 P N D80
S 2 3/25/1989 C 1 P N
2 1/14/1989 B
2 4/07/1989 A
2 4/10/1989 A
H 2 11/15/1989 A
S 2 11/18/1989 A
S 2 12/29/1989 A
H 2 10/07/1989 C
CHM 1 10/07/1989 A
H 2 10/11/1989 A
3 P N C47
12 N
6 P P K30
1 N N36
1 N E33
1 M N E33
3 N
3 C N D38
4 E
CHH 1
H 2
1/31/1989 B
2/01/1989 A
2/01/1989
2/02/1989
2/02/1989
2/02/1989
2/03/1989
2/03/1989
2/03/1989
2/03/1989
2/03/1989
2/04/1989
2/06/1989 _
2/07/1989 B
2/09/1989 C
2/10/1989 A
2/11/1989 C
2/11/1989 C
2/16/1989 A
2/20/1989 A
2/21/1989 B
2/23/1939 A
2/27/1989 A
3/04/1989 C
4/03/1989 B
4/05/1989 C
6/01/1989
6/02/1989
6/03/1989
6/03/1989
7/04/1989
7/31/1989
8/27/1989
8/29/1989
10/11/1989
10/12/1989
10/13/1989
5
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
4
1
1
1
1
1
4
1
1
1
1
2
5
1
5
1
1
10
1
4
2
4
3
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8
5
1
1
1
1
N
N N36
N B53
N N36
N H70
N B53
N P38
N
E
N S69
N B53
N
N
F G59
N
N B53
N A54
N S73
N
N
N
N 046
F
N A54
N J04
N
N B53
N
N
E
N
N
J
N N36
N S82
N S82
N S82
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DUKE UNIV.. ROBBERY
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., CRIME
SEE ALSO ROBBERY, DURHAM
REWARD OFFERED FOR STOLEN TAPESTRIES
GUNMAN ROBS WOMAN IN DUKE PARKING GARAGE
DUKE UNIV., SCHOLARSHIPS
SEE ALSO BENJAMIN N. DUKE LEADERSHIP AWARDS
SEE ALSO BRAXTON CRAVEN SCHOLARSHIP
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. ATHLETIC DEPT.
SEE ALSO REGINALDO HOWARD SCHOLARSHIP
SEE ALSO SCHOLARSHIPS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SCHOLARSHIPS)
DURHAM COUPLE'S GIFT ENDOWS SCHOLARSHIP FUND AT DUKE
3 FROM DUKE GET SCHOLARSHIPS
ANDREWS RECIPIENT OF DUKE SCHOLARSHIP
FRIEDMAN IS RECIPIENT OF SCHOLARSHIP
FRIEDMAN GETS DUKE SCHOLARSHIP
DUKE UNIV., SECURITY
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. CAMPUS POLICE
DUKE TIGHTENS SECURITY AFTER 2 RAPES H
2 ASSAULTS UNRELATED, SAYS DUKE SECURITY S
POLICE TO USE DECOYS TO STEM DUKE ATTACKS S
DUKE RELEASES ATTACKER'S SKETCH S
DUKE PROTESTERS DEMAND MORE ACTION FROM UNIVERSITY LEADERS TO STOP RAPES H
DUKE TASKS MAKE CAMPUS SAFE H
500 AT DUKE RALLY FOR ACTION IN RESPONSE TO RECENT ASSAULTS S
DUKE REACTION PLEASES ORGANIZERS OF VI6IL S
BRODIE ENDORSES SECURITY SOUGHT BY DUKE STUDENTS S
DUKE EXPANDING ANTI-SEXUAL ASSAULT ESCORTS, SECURITY (CORRECTED 6-3-89) S
SECURITY BEING BEEFED UP AT UNIVERSITY, HOSPITAL H
CORRECTION S
DUKE BOOSTS EFFORTS AT SAFETY FOR WOMEN S
CONSULTANT? BETTER SECURITY MIGHT HAVE PREVENTED HOSPITAL DEATH H
JUDGE RULES OUT PUNITIVE DAMAGES IN HOSPITAL DEATH H
DUKE HOSPITAL SECURITY ABOVE AVERAGE, CONSULTANT TESTIFIES H
SBI AGENT: HUSBAND, BOYFRIENDS CLEARED IN DEATH H
INVESTIGATION OF WOMAN'S DEATH IN HOSPITAL INCONCLUSIVE-AGENT H
DUKE UNIV., SEMINARS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., CONFERENCES
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., SYMPOSIA
THIRD WORLD COUNTRIES SENDING OFFICIALS TO SEMINAR AT DUKE
DUKE UNIV., SESQUICENTENNIAL
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., HISTORY
PHYSICIST TO LEAD OFF SERIES WITH LECTURE ON THIRD WORLD
DUKE UNIV., SEXUAL ASSAULTS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., RAPE
SEE ALSO SEXUAL ASSAULTS
DUKE OFFICERS PROBING ASSAULT OF WOMAN IN HOSPITAL ELEVATOR S
DUKEEXPANDING ANTI-SEXUAL ASSAULT ESCORTS, SECURITY (CORRECTED 6-3-89) S
CORRECTION S
DUKE BOOSTS EFFORTS AT SAFETY FOR WOMEN S
DUKE UNIV., SORORITIES
SEE DUKE UNIV., FRATERNITIES AND SORORITIES
DUKE UNIV.. SPEAKERS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. DIVINITY SCHOOL, SPEAKERS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. FRITZ LONDON MEMORIAL LECTURE
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. FUQUA SCHOOL OF BUSINESS, SPEAKERS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. LAW SCHOOL, SPEAKERS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, SPEAKERS
SEE ALSO SPEAKERS (GENERAL HEADING)
SEE ALSO TERRY SANFORD DISTINGUISHED LECTURES
JOHN UPDIKE PLANS TO WRITE ONE MORE BOOK ABOUT RABBIT S
CHINESE JOURNALIST SETS DUKE TALK H
2/22/1989 D
8/29/1989 C
2/01/1989
2/01/1989
2/02/1989
2/02/1989
2/03/1989
2/03/1989
2/03/1989
2/10/1989
2/16/1989
6/01/1989
6/02/1989
6/03/1989
6/03/1989
6/16/1989
6/17/1989
6/20/1989 B
6/21/1989 C
6/22/1989 C
9 P N D80
1 N N36
4/18/1989 B
4/26/1989 B
5/03/1989 A
5/22/1989 A
5/31/1989 A
14 N
3 N
12 N
5 N
8 N
N N36
N B53
N H70
N B53
N P38
E
N B53
N B53
N
N B53
N
N
E
N S82
N S82
N S82
N S82
N S82
H 2 3/07/1989 A 10 N D80
H 2 1/21/1989 B 6 N
2 5/30/1989 C 1 N
2 6/01/1989 C 1 N B53
2 6/03/1989 A 2 N
2 6/03/1989 A 4 E
2 1/05/1989 D
2 1/11/1989 C
3 P F B71
10 N
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LECTURE SET ON MANAGING ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE
U.S. SUPREME COURT JUSTICE TO SPEAK AT DUKE JAN. 24
PRESIDENT OF CBS TO DISCUSS RISE, FALL OF NETWORKS ««_„_,
DUKE SKIES ON WESTERN THOUGHT TO INCLUDE PRESENTATION BY PRODUCER
WrSICIST TO LEAD OFF SERIES WITH LECTURE ON THIRD WORLD
DR SIEGEL TO LEAD WORKSHOP, GIVE LECTURE ON CHRONIC ILLNESS
DUKE TOQFFER HCE TALKS ON HEART TREATMENT, RESEARCH
HARVARD PROF TO GIVE LONDON LECTURE
FORMER PRIME MINISTER OfJAPAN TO L££0!R|AT DUKE .._.___ __ .
SEXUAL DISCRIMINATION AM0N6 JEWS 2,000 YERS OLD, DUKE AUDIENCE TOLD
PHYSICIST TO SPEAK ON SCIENCE EDUCATION m _m m_mM
CHEMISTRY PROFESSOR TO LECTURE ON MOUNT ST. HELENS ERUPTION
MUSICOLOGIST TO GIVE PUBLIC LECTURE AT DUKE
^esi^tTSM 8ES ftMoting south *ric* system
SPEAKER RECOUNTS 'JOURNEY TO JUDAISM*
DEATH EXPERT COMING TO DUKE
AMBASSADOR SUBS FOR NAKASONE
JAPAN'S AMBASSADOR CALLS FOR SHARED LEADERSHIP
SOTO. OFNURSING AT DUKE SCHEDULES LECTURE ON ETHICS
DUKE UNIVERSITY PROF TO SPEAK ON GORBACHEV
GULLEY TO SPEAK AT DUKE ENVIRONMENT AWARENESS WEEK
DIPLOMAT TO DISCUSS CANAIIATRADE AT„„,
FORMER INDONESIAN AMBASSADOR TO GIVE SPEECH AT DUKE
MAYOR TO SPEAK AT DUKE FORUM at ^
WRITER-PRODUCER BURKE OF PBS TV TO SPEAK AT DUKE
MEXICAN COLLEGE PRESIDENT TO VISIT DUKE
TOP CHEMIST LINEBERGER TO GIVE LECTURES AT DUKE
SCIENTIST TO GIVE LECTURE AT DUKE ON LASER ADVANCES
WRITER TO TALK AT DUKE LUNCH __
RAPE COLLOQUIUM SCHEDULED AT DUKE
ABORTION LAWYER TO SPEAK AT DUKE
PROFESSOR TO SPEAK ON FRENCH LABOR
AMBASSADOR TO SOVIET UNION TO GIVE LECTURE
3% gggS Ky WSt RSS, MISSION PLANS' SPECIFICS...
NOBEL WINNER TO DISCUSS UNIVERSE'S AGE
LECTURER TO DISCUSS ROLE OF NURSES __ _.-_-■,
DUKE PARTNERSHIP WITH CITY GROWING, PANEL TELLS STUDENTS
LAWYER FOR 'JANE ROE* TO SPEAK AT DUKE TODAY
AIDS EXPERT TO SPEAK MONDAY
LIVERPOOL PROF TO GIVE COSTING LECTURE
MARGARET ATWOOD TO SPEAK AT DUKE „ „,
QUESTIONS SPARK ANSWER FOUND IN 'HANDMAID'S TALE'
LAW PROF CRITICI2ES 'DRACONIAN' PROPOSAL
S^GOV0 K'SySl^gfSR OIL IF BILLING RESPONSIBLE...
LONGTIME DIPLOMAT TO SPEAK AT DUKE TONIGHT
STUDS TERKEL ON WORK? PRIDE TRANSCENDS
MCKERNAN5 ABORTION ISSUE AIDS GOP CANDIDATES
REP. GRAY'S ANTI-BIGOTRY ADVICE! PROVE 'EM WRONG
BUSH'S LIP SERVICE NOT ENOUGH ON EDUCATION— GOV. CAPERTON
ELIZABETH DOLE TO SPEAK AT DUKE __
ELIZABETH DOLE WILL SPEAK AT DUKE CHAPEL ON THURSDAY
TOM BROKAW SPEAKER AT DUKE COMMENCEMENT _
SECRETARY DOLE CHARGES U.S. WORKERS UNPREPARED
DUKE UNIV., SPORTS
SEE DUKE UNIV. SPORTS
N
P
H
H
H
H
H
S
S
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
S
H
H
H
S
H
H
H
S
H
H
S
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
S
S
H
S
H
S
H
H
H
H
S
H
H
H
DUKE UNIV., STAFF
SEE DUKE UNIV.,
EMPLOYEES AND STAFF
DUKE UNIV., STUDENT ADVISERS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., FACULTY
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., STUDENTS
ADVISORS SUGGEST TAKING RISKS IN CHOICE OF COURSES
EAST AND WEST CAMPUSES MARCH TO DIFFERENT DRUMMERS
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
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
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1/14/1989 A
1/18/1989 D
1/19/1989 A
1/19/1989 C
1/21/1989 B
1/23/1989 C
1/27/1989
1/28/1989
2/02/1989
2/02/1989
2/08/1989
2/11/1989
2/16/1989
2/16/1989
2/17/1989
2/23/1989
3/03/1989
3/04/1989
3/09/1989
3/11/1989
3/15/1989
3/17/1989 ..
3/18/1989 B
3/19/1989 B
3/21/1989 A
3/29/1989 D
3/29/1989 D
4/01/1989 C
4/04/1989 C
4/05/1989 B
4/05/1989 C
4/06/1989 B
4/06/1989 B
4/06/1989 B
4/08/1989 A
4/08/1989 A
4/08/1989 B
4/11/1989 C
4/13/1989
4/13/1989
4/13/1989
4/13/1989
4/14/1989
4/20/1989
5/11/1989
9/19/1989
9/21/1989
10/10/1989
10/11/1989
10/26/1989
10/31/1989
11/09/1989
11/28/1989
12/04/1989 .
12/07/1989 B
12/08/1989 C
12
12
12
5
6
8
4
3
1 I
2
9
14
10
2
2
3
1
1
1
6
6
15
2
3
3
11
11
1
12
6
10
2
2
2
1
1
5
12
1
3
' 4
4
12
2
1
8
1
4
3
1
1
1
9
5
2
1
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N 180
N N36
N J04
N
N
N
N
N N36
N J04
N
N
N J04
N
N
N D80
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N N36
N N36
N
N
N N36
N
N
N
N B71
N B71
N R63
N
N S22
N
N L59
N N36
N S69
N N36
N
N D80
N B80
N S69
2 8/27/1989 F
2 8/27/1989 F
R60
R63
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DUKE CLINICS GIVING FREE MEASLES SHOTS
MASS VACCINATIONS FIGHT MEASLES AT DUKE
DUKE TO OUST THOSE NOT VACCINATED
TWO MORE CASES OF RED MEASLES CONFIRMED AT DUKE; CHATHAM SUSPECTS 2
DUKE BANS STUDENTS, FACULTY NOT VACCINATED FOR MEASLES
MEASLES CLINICS EXTENDED
aU ON RISE AT UNC, NCOI
DUKE UNIV., STUDENT HOUSING
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., DORMITORIES
NEW DORMS TO EASE DUKE HOUSING CRUNCH
DUKE UNIV., STUDENT LOANS
SEE ALSO STUDENT LOAN PROGRAM
LOAN-DEFAULT PROGRAM HAS DOUBLE BENEFITS
DUKE UNIV., STUDENTS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., ADMISSIONS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., ENROLLMENT
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., FOREIGN STUDENTS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., FRATERNITIES AND SORORITIES
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., FRESHMEN
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., GRADUATE TEACHING ASSISTANTS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., STUDENT ADVISERS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. CHINESE STUDENT ASSOCIATION
TRUE BLUE FANS WAIT FOR TICKETS
LIFE IN 'KRZYZEWSKIVILLE' RUN ON TAG-TEAM SYSTEM
DUKE STUDENTS GET CHANCE TO TRAIN WITH PROS
SUNSHINE AND 70S
WARM OR COOL?
JUNE IN JANUARY
DOWNRIGHT TROPICAL
YOU ARE MY SUNSHINE
SPORTREPi DUKE STUDENT SELLS HIMSELF AS AGENT
DUKE STUDENTS PITCH IN WITH HELP FOR HABITAT
GEOMETRIC FANTASY
MEN, WOMEN JOIN IN VIGIL TO PROTEST ASSAULTS AT DUKE
BRCDIE ENDORSES SECURITY SOUGHT BY DUKE STUDENTS
COLD WAIT
SUNDAY READING
BENCHED
DUKE STUDENTS WILL PEDAL HARD TO SUPPORT MEDICAL-CARE PROGRAM
DUKE FRESHMEN CHARGED AFTER OFFICERS FIND 44 FALSE DRIVER'S LICENSES
BUS STOP BASKETBALL
2 AT DUKE RECEIVE KEY AWARDS
DUKE UNIVERSITY SENIOR WINS CHURCHILL SCHOLARSHIP
GLOSSY MAGAZINE PRODUCED BY STUDENTS TO DEBUT AT DUKE
A DAMP GRAY DAY
SHELL-SHOCKED?
BONFIRES SIGNAL DUKE'S GLOWING HAPPINESS
DEVIL OF A PARTY
PHONOGRAPH-RECORD PRODUCING DUKE GRAD, ONLY 26, SIGNS $250,000 CONTRACT
DUKE STUDENTS, SENIOR CITIZENS TO PROTEST MINIMUM-WAGE PLAN
GROUP STAGES PROTEST OF PLAN FOR SUB-MINIMUM TRAINING PAY
DUKE STUDENTS IN DARK-BLUE MOOD AS SCHOOL BOWS OUT OF FINAL FOUR
DUKE STUDENTS ENTER CONTEST
STUDENTS TO PERFORM SERVICE FOR MAKING FALSE LICENSES
2 DUKE STUDENTS FACE CHARGES
SQUISHY QUAD
'DEVILS WHO DON'T' URGES NO SEX BEFORE MARRIAGE
DUKE PHI BETA KAPPA PICKS 2 FROM TRIANGLE
'PRO-CHOICE' STUDENTS RALLY AT DUKE (CORRECTION PRINTED 4-14-89)
4 DUKE SENIORS PANHELLENIC SCHOLARS
COOL IS WHERE YOU FIND IT
DUKE SENIOR CLASS GIFT A PROGRAM FOR DURHAM
CURE FOR SPRING FEVER
10 DUKE UNDERGRADUATES TO RECEIVE BENENSON PRIZES
PROJECT AIM: INVOLVE DUKE STUDENTS WITH CITY
PACKIN' IT IN
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1/30/1989 A
1/30/1989 A
1/31/1989 B
1/31/1989 A
2/01/1989 C
2/02/1989 C
2/03/1989 C
2/08/1989 A
N P38
N H65
N C60
N H65
N C60
N H65
N C60
N H65
H 2 8/21/1989 B 1 P N N36
S 2 6/05/1989 A 4 E
1/17/1989
1/18/1989
1/25/1989
1/26/1989
1/27/1989
1/30/1989
1/30/1989
2/02/1989
2/03/1989
2/07/1989
2/09/1989
2/11/1989
2/16/1989
2/24/1989
2/27/1989
3/06/1989
3/09/1989
3/11/1989
3/11/1989
3/17/1989
3/17/1989
3/21/1989
3/22/1989
3/22/1989
3/27/1989 B
3/27/1989 C
3/28/1989
3/29/1989
3/30/1989
4/03/1989
4/04/1989
4/05/1989 B
4/06/1989 A
4/06/1989 C
4/06/1989 C
4/07/1989 C
4/13/1989 B
4/26/1989 B
4/27/1989 B
4/28/1989 C
4/29/1989 B
5/03/1989 C
5/05/1989 C
5/10/1989 B
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1
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16
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N N36
N D80
M66
S73
T44
L38
S73
N D18
N P38
P T32
N A54
N
P T32
P C45
P C45
N
N P38
P T32
N
N
N N36
P T32
P S73
N M51
P T44
N K65
N
N C47
N A76
N
N
N
P S76
N H65
N
N 659
N
T37
P P
N
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N
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P P C45
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iMffiS M^lKl AT GOVT'S MANSION...PROTEST
JOB HARKET LOOKS BRIGHT FOR DUKErGRADUATES
GROUP OF DUKE STUDENTS ABSTAINS FROM SEX
WELCOME TO DUKE
nw Tl-C HOVE
WHEN STUDENTS RETURN. AREA CASH DRAWERS SING
RSSnSSUS Sffl&R ETCOLLS SON IN DUKE
DUKE, UNC FRESHMEN SET TO HIT THE BOOKS
COPING lOl/WJKEOTVERSITY <8PECML OTTION)
FROSH DO'S, DON'TS AND DINKS NOW THINGS OF PAST
FIRST DAYS AT SCHOOL GOOD TIME FOR SELF-EXAMINATION
AWISORS SUBESTTWONQ RISKS IN CHOICE OF COURSES
EAST m WEST CAMPUSES MARCH TO DIFFERENT DRUMMERS
ONE MAN^S^ORIOUSQUEST FOR THE PERFECT PLACE TO STUDY
MOD SSATS IN CAMERON DON'T COC WITHOUT SACRIFICE
FROTHY CAMPUS INSTITUTION IN PERIOD OF TRANSITION
GASTRONOMIC OPTIONS ABOUND FOR HUNGRY DOOKIES
COLLEGE ROOMMATES: BEFORE YOU BOILHER-TALK
%S?lJFS!I££l MF?i& W&»T BROTHERS NEVER DREAMED OF
DUKE PLANS TO INSTALL 35 CONDOM DISPENSERS
DUKE UNIVERSITY REOPENS CASE OF BARON PRETENDER
NEIGHBORS SAY 'BARON' HAD FLAIR
F^ffi SrKIntTtY^^^^
DUKE'S A JUGGLING ACT ^^ nApo
LINEAGE OF DUKE'S 'BARON' TRACED BACK TO a PASO
KEEPING THOSE TANS
DUKE'S MAKE-BELIEVE BARON
A BARON ONLY IN HIS OWN MIND
DUKE STUDENTS PLAN CONSERVATIVE PERIODICAL
A 'REVIEW' FOR LIVELY DEBATE
NAP TIME
UNIVERSITY CREDIT UNION SUING BOGUS BARON
DUKE GRADUATE STUDENTS WANT VOICE ON BOARD
CATCHING THE SUN
DUKE-BLUE BLOOD RUNS IN FAMILY
INDIAN SUMMER TAN
NOW HEAR THIS!
DUKE^FOOD CARD PLAN TO INCLUDE CHARGING DORM-DELIVERED PIZZA
PROTEST
DUKE TRUSTEES HEAR COMPROMISE ON STUDENT MEMBERS OF BOARD
REVIEW NEWSPAPER GETS LONG, LEGAL LOOK FROM DIM
REVIEW NEWSPAPER GETS LONG, LEGAL LOOK FROM DUKE
40 WINKS
DUKE STUDENT USING ROTHCHILD ALIAS INDICTED FOR EMBEZZLEMENT
DUKE TO CLARIFY CIA CONNECTIONS
DUKE 'SATIRE' OF WORKERS SAID RACIST
7 DUKE PHI BETAS FROM DURHAM
ujt | WALKER
duke trustees pleased by graduate-undergraduate board compromise
santa duke
racism: a tale of two legacies
duke, unc students get rhodes grants
duke univ., students, alcohol-drug use
see also drug abuse
arrested duke students learn abcs of n.c. law
duke univ., students, blacks
SEE ALSO BLACK STUDENT ALLIANCE OF DUKE UNIV.
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., MINORITIES (GENERAL HEADING)
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. BLACK ALUMNI CONNECTION
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. BLACK GRADUATE STUDENTS ASSOC.
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-DATE-
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C -PG L P
BYL
C
C
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C
C
C
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C
5/11/1989
5/17/1989
5/28/1989
7/19/1989
8/24/1989
8/24/1989
8/26/1989
8/26/1989 .
8/26/1989 C
8/27/1989 A
8/27/1989
8/27/1989
8/27/1989
8/27/1989
8/27/1989
8/27/1989
8/27/1989
8/27/1989
8/27/1989
8/27/1989
8/28/1989
9/07/1989 ..
9/07/1989 A
9/07/1989 C
9/08/1989 A
9/08/1989 B
9/08/1989 B
9/09/1989 A
9/09/1989
9/12/1989
9/12/1989
9/15/1989
9/15/1989
9/16/1989
9/19/1989 ..
9/21/1989 C
9/26/1989 A
9/28/1989
9/30/1989
10/02/1989
10/06/1989
10/09/1989
10/14/1989
10/20/1989 .
10/23/1989 B
11/02/1989 B
11/02/1989 C
11/04/1989 C
11/11/1989 C
11/11/1989 C
11/11/1989 C
11/14/1989 B
11/16/1989 A
11/22/1989 A
12/06/1989 A
12/06/1989 B
12/09/1989 C
12/10/1989 B
12/10/1989 D
12/11/1989 C
N R63
N R63
N D80
N
P T32
P C45
N R60
P S73
N S69
N N36
K30
C50
N36
R60
R60
R63
R63
N36
S22
S22
N Bll
N S69
N S22
N N36
N S69
N S22
N S69
N S69
N S69
N S22
P S73
N S69
P K30
U
E
N N36
E
P R56
N
N S92
P R56
N S92
P K30
P R56
N M51
N N36
P T37
N N36
N S22
N N36
P R56
N S82
N E33
N S17
N
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N N36
P C45
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MENTOR PROGRAM AIDS BLACK FRESHEN
DUKE STUDENTS PRESENT TO PROVOST CONCERNS ON TREATMENT OF BLACKS
DUKE MARCHERS PRESENT CONCERNS
DUKE PARTICIPATING IN MINORITY GRAD STUDY PROGRAM
BLACKS HIT RECORD IN NEW DUKE CLASS
DUKE FRESHMEN INCLUDE RECORD NUMBER OF BLACKS
DUKE UNIV., STUDENTS, MINORITIES
DUKE GRANT WILL INCREASE MINORITY STUDENTS, FACULTY
DUKE UNIV., SUMMER SCHOOL
MINORITY HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS STUDY AT DUKE
DUKE UNIV., SYMPOSIA
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., CONFERENCES
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., SEMINARS
SYMPOSIUM SET ON SIX-YEAR STUDY OF SOUTH AFRICAN POVERTY
MARCH SYMPOSIUM TO CELEBRATE HISTORY OF WOMEN AT DUKE
SANFORD TO SPEAK ON CENTRAL AMERICA
SYMPOSIUM ON ARTHRITIS SET AT DUKE
DUKE GRADUATE SCHOOL HOSTS MINORITY SYMPOSIUM
DUKE UNIV., TALENT IDENTIFICATION PROGRAM
SEE TALENT IDENTIFICATION PROGRAM (TIP)
DUKE UNIV., THEATER (INCLUDES PLAYS AND SITES)
SEE ALSO DUKE PLAYERS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., BROADWAY AT DUKE SERIES
SEE ALSO REVIEWS, THEATER
SEE ALSO THEATERS, DURHAM
METAMORPHOSIS CAST FEATURED IN FEB. 4 GALA
FAIRMOUNT THEATER OF THE DEAF SCHEDULES PERFORMANCES AT DUKE
DUKE STUDENTS TO PERFORM BUTNER PATIENT'S PLAYS
NEIL SIMON'S DAUGHTER TO PREVIEW PLAY AT DUKE
TROUPE MAKES MAGIC
DUKE STUDENTS GET CHANCE TO TRAIN WITH PROS
BARYSHNIKOV AS A BUG
DUKE STANDS TO BENEFIT FROM HOSTING SHOWS
PARALLEL JOURNEYS; "MOONLIGHT AND VALENTINO" AT DUKE
PROFESSIONAL EQUITY THEATER TO BEGIN AT DUKE UNIVERSITY
NO SHOT NEEDED FOR THIS 'BUG' AT DUKE
MISHA'S METAMORPHOSIS
BARYSHNIKOV UNDERGOES 'METAMORPHOSIS'
ALL THE WORLD'S A STAGE THESE DAYS FOR SOME DUKE STUDENTS
BARYSHNIKOV'S THEATER DEBUT ALMOST AS BIG AS BASKETBALL
'METAMORPHOSIS' IS STRANGE, BUT GOOD
HUMANITY SHINES THROUGH MISHA'S 'METAMORPHOSIS'
MOONLIGHT DARK, VALENTINO A BOTHERSOME DISTRACTION IN MS. SIMON'S DEBUT
SCIENCE FICTION MUSICAL TO BE STAGED FEB. 24
DUKE DEPARTMENTS COLLABORATE ON COLLECTED WORKS OF BILLY THE KID
'BILLY THE KID': THE OLD WEST AS YOU LIKE IT
'BILLY THE KIDM BEAUTY IN A WORLD OF HORRORS
SECOND DUKE FESTIVAL FEATURES ONE-ACT PLAYS BY STUDENTS, FACULTY
DUKE STAGES WORLD PREMIERES FESTIVAL
DUKE DRAMA'S DOZEN: WORLD PREMIERES FESTIVAL
NIGHT B: POLITICAL DRAMA
NIGHT C: SENIOR'S 'BRAIN'
ONE-ACT PLAYS PLAY WELL AT DUKE PREMIERES FESTIVAL
DUKE STAGE COMPANY DEBUTS
ANOTHER PRE-BROADWAY PLAY HEADED FOR DUKE
'THE CIRCLE' COMES AROUND AGAIN
IRONY REPLACES SHOCK VALUE IN REVIVED 'CIRCLE'
ACTORS PREPARE TO ENTER 'THE CIRCLE'
VETERAN ACTORS, REST OF CAST MAKE 'CIRCLE' RING WITH EMOTION
VIETNAM PLAY BENEFITS VETS
SOVIET DRAMA GROUP WILL VISIT AT DUKE
DUKE UNIV., TOWN AND GOWN RELATIONS
SEE ALSO DUKE/DURHAM INITIATIVE
DUKE PARTNERSHIP WITH CITY GROWING, PANEL TELLS STUDENTS
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LP BYL
2/09/1989
4/21/1989
4/21/1989
5/10/1989
8/25/1989
8/27/1989
N ISO
N N36
N T37
N
N
N
2 1/12/1989 A 1 N
2 4/23/1989 C 4 N D80
2/09/1989 C
2/17/1989 C
4/06/1989 B
5/06/1989 B
9/07/1989 C
1/01/1989 C
1/05/1989 C
1/12/1989 B
1/12/1989 D
1/19/1989 "
1/25/1989
1/26/1989
1/26/1989
1/27/1989
2/02/1989
2/02/1989
2/03/1989
2/08/1989
2/09/1989
2/09/1989
2/09/1989
2/10/1989
2/16/1989
2/17/1989
3/14/1989
3/31/1989
4/04/1989 B
4/08/1989 D
4/14/1989 A
4/18/1989 B
4/18/1989 B
4/18/1989 B
4/27/1989 D
5/04/1989 D
7/20/1989 C
8/31/1989 B
9/08/1989 D
9/09/1989 B
9/20/1989 B
11/26/1989 E
12/28/1989 C
N ISO
N D80
N
N
N
N
N D80
N D80
F
F B71
N D80
F B71
N B71
F U66
N
U B71
F U66
N
N
N
R
R
R
N
N B80
F U66
R P10
N D80
N
R P10
R L59
R P10
R
N
N
N B71
B71
W66
U66
P10
B71
B77
H 2 4/13/1989 C 1 P N N36
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DUKE SENIOR CLASS GIFT A PROGRAM FOR DURHAM
DUKE SENIORS TO HELP IMPROVE DURHAM LIFE
WHEN STUDENTS RETURN, AREA CASH DRAWERS SING
UNLOADING CITY'S SLUDGE
DUKE UNIV., TUITION
DUKE HOSPITAL RATES RISE M
DUKE TO RENOVATE WITH SURPLUS FUNDS
TUITION PRICE-f IXING PROBE SPARES JjUWE ivwt
ARTS, SCIENCES TARGETED FOR DUKE TUITION BOOST
^ SHtfDWNER^GETS BUSTJCSS LESSON FROM DUKE: DON'T DUCK ITS DEMANDS
THEY WON'T DUCK
DUKE UNIV., VOLUNTEERS
SEE ALSO VOLUNTEERS, DURHAM
DUKE STUDENTS PITCH IN WITH HELP FOR HABITAT
DUKE UNIV., WEST CAMPUS ^^
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., EAST CAMPUS mMCM
EAST AND WEST CAMPUSES MARCH TO DIFFERENT DRUMMERS
DUKE UNIVU WORKSHOPS JUUMmiMn
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV.. CONFERENCES
njKEPROGRAM OFFERS kSsONALIZED FITNESS WORKSHOP FEB. 18
DUKE UNIV. ACADEMIC COUNCIL
SEE aLH DUKE S'TAOTORCE ON UNIVERSITY GOVERNANCE
DUKE COUNCIL APPROVES REPORT URGING REFORMS
ADVISORY COMMITTEE SET AT DUKE
DUKE UNIV. ALUMNI DISTINGUISHED UNDERGRADUATE TEACHING AWARD
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., ALUMNI
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., AWARDS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., FACULTY
HOLLEY RECEIVES DUKE ALUMNI TEACHING AWARD
DUKE UNIV. ART MUSEUM
SEE ALSO ART EXHIBITIONS, DUKE UNIV.
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. INSTITUTE OF THE ARTS
♦MORALITY' EXHIBIT ADDRESSES ISSUES TO„BTT
MORAL ISSUES ARE PROBED IN PAINTINGS FOR EXHIBIT
•HISTORY PAINTING' RAISES A MODERN MORALITY
DUKE ART MUSEUM GETS GETTY GRANT TO TREAT COLLECTION
XwiLDLIFEPAINTINGS BY BATES IN EXHIBIT AT DUKE ART MUSEUM
•WILD' PAINTINGS INSPIRE PROGRAMS
•BILLY THE KID': THE OLD WEST AS YOU LIKE IT
ARTIST'S SWAMP PAINTINGS ARE SQUARE ON THE MARK
BALLET DESIGNS MAKE ART EXHIBIT
'BALLETOMANIA': THEATER AS SHARED ART
ARTISTS ON THEIR TOES IN 'BALLETOMANIA'
JAPANESE WOODBLOCK PRINTS CHRONICLE THE MALE JOURNEY
DUKE TO SHOWCASE WORKS OF ART MUSEUM DESI04R
LIFE IN THE TACKY LANE: PERSONALIZED STREET SIGNS
DUKE KAHN SHOW SPEAKER IS LOUD, TEXAN
A SHOW FOR MEZZATESTA'S MISSION
DUKE UNIV. ARTISTS SERIES
DUKE ARTISTS SERIES SET FOR 60TH YEAR
ARTISTS SERIES MEMORIES ON VIEW AT DUKE „
DUKE ARTISTS SERIES MARKS 60 YEARS UITH A 'YEARLONG PARTY'
KATHLEEN BATTLE'S SINGING CRISP, CRYSTAL CLEAR
DUKE UNIV. ASIAN-PACIFIC STUDIES CENTER
SEE ALSO N.C. JAPAN CENTER
DUKE SETS CONTEST ON JAPANESE SPEECH
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S I T
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C -PG L P
BYL
2 4/28/1989 C
2 5/03/1989 A
2 8/26/1989 A
2 9/16/1989 A
16
4
1
4
N
E
N R60
E
S 2 5/15/1989 A
S 2 5/18/1989 A
S 2 8/23/1989 A
H 2 12/10/1989 A
2 9/28/1989 A
2 9/30/1989 A
1 N S92
1 N S92
1 N M06
1 N
1 P N N36
4 E
H 2 2/07/1989 C 3 P N P38
H 2 8/27/1989 F 7 F R63
H 2 1/29/1989 B 6 N D80
2 1/27/1989 A
2 4/21/1989 C
1 P N N36
2 N N36
S 2 9/06/1989 A 8 N
1/05/1989
1/09/1989
1/27/1989
3/09/1989
3/23/1989
3/30/1989 _
3/31/1989 D
3/31/1989 D
5/28/1989
6/25/1989
8/12/1989
9/17/1989
9/24/1989
10/16/1989
11/12/1989
11/26/1989
H 2 3/26/1989 B
H 2 9/03/1989 E
H 2 10/24/1989 A
S 2 11/29/1989 C
N
N
R G68
N
N D80
N
F W66
R G68
N D80
R G68
N
U G68
N D80
U U66
N
R G68
N DBO
N D80
U WIS
R C58
H 2 4/02/1989 A 16 N
DUKE UNIV. ATHLETIC DEPT.
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ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., ATHLETIC DIRECTOR
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., SCHOLARSHIPS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. SPORTS
DUKE'S ALLEVA TOP NEW MEXICO AD CANDIDATE
DUKE'S ALLEVA REJECTS AD JOB AT NEW MEXICO
DUKE UNIV. ATTORNEY
SEE ALSO LAWYERS, DURHAM
DUKE NAMES ADCOCK CHIEF COUNSEL
DUKE UNIV. BLACK ALUMNI CONNECTION
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., ALUMNI
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., STUDENTS, BLACKS
MENTOR PROGRAM AIDS BLACK FRESHMEN
DUKE UNIV. BLACK GRADUATE STUDENTS ASSOC.
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., STUDENTS, BLACKS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. GRADUATE SCHOOL
DINNER TO HONOR OUTSTANDING BLACKS
DUKE UNIV. BLACKBURN LITERARY FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., FESTIVALS
MARGARET ATUOOD TO SPEAK AT DUKE
QUESTIONS SPARK ANSWER FOUND IN 'HANDMAID'S TALE'
DUKE UNIV. BOARD OF TRUSTEES
DUKE PLAN PRESERVES MOST OF FOREST LAND
DUKE UNIVERSITY SEES DROP IN FALL FRESHMAN APPLICATIONS
INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES INCREASE SUGGESTED AT DUKE
DUKE.PRESIDENT IS LIKELY TO STAY ON, DESPITE ATTACK
PROFESSOR TAKES AIM AT DUKE UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT
DUKE TRUSTEES SET SESSION ON BRODIE
DUKE TO KEEP BRODIE FOR OPEN-ENDED TERM
BRODIE STAYSiSAYS BOARD HAS SPOKEN
WENDY'S FOUNDER BACKS BRODIE '110 PERCENT'
DUKE HOSPITAL RATES TO GO UP BY 13 PERCENT NEXT YEAR
DUKE TRUSTEES GET SIX NEW MEMBERS
SELLING THE SIZZLE AT DUKE
DUKE GRADUATE STUDENTS TRUSTEES SEATS TABLED
NAMES OF DUKE'S NEW DORM HONOR SCHAEFER FAMILY
DUKE EXTENDS MEDICAL ED. DEAN'S TERM
ERNEST MARIO NAMED TO DUKE TRUSTEES
DUKE TRUSTEES HEAR COMPROMISE ON STUDENT MEMBERS OF BOARD
GRAD STUDENTS WILL JOIN DUKE TRUSTEES
DUKE TRUSTEES PLEASED BY GRADUATE-UNDERGRADUATE BOARD COMPROMISE
DUKE UNIV. BOARD OF TRUSTEES, YOUNG TRUSTEES
DUKE GRADUATE STUDENTS WANT VOICE ON BOARD
DUKE TRUSTEES HEAR COMPROMISE ON STUDENT MEMBERS OF BOARD
DUKE UNIV. BUSINESS SCHOOL
SEE DUKE UNIV. FUQUA SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
DUKE UNIV. CAMERON STADIUM
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. SPORTS, BASKETBALL (MEN)
SCENES
SCENES
GOOD SEATS IN CAMERON DON'T COME WITHOUT SACRIFICE
DUKE UNIV. CAMPUS CLUB
CAMPUS CLUB CELEBRATES DIAMOND ADVERSARY
DUKE UNIV. CAMPUS MINISTRY
FOCUS ON HOMELESSNESS
DUKE UNIV. CAMPUS POLICE
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., CRIME
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., SECURITY
POLICE TO USE DECOYS TO STEM DUKE ATTACKS
DUKE TASK: MAKE CAMPUS SAFE
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C -PG L P BYL
2 5/13/1989 D
2 5/25/1989 D
3 P N C52
1 PNC52
H 2 6/20/1989 B 7 N
H 2 2/09/1989 C 2 N D80
S 2 4/18/1989 B 3 N
S
2 4/14/1989 A
12 P N B71
S
2 4/20/1989 D
2
N B71
S
2 2/24/1989 A
1
N S92
H
2 2/25/1989 A
1
N N36
H
2 2/24/1989 B
1
N N36
S
2 4/27/1989 A
1
N S92
H
2 4/28/1989 A
1 P N N36
H
2 5/12/1989 C
2
N
S
2 5/12/1989 A
1
N S92
H
2 5/13/1989 A
1
N R63
S
2 5/13/1989 C
1 P N S92
H
2 5/14/1989 B
1
N R63
H
2 7/15/1989 B
4
N D80
H
2 10/01/1989 A
1 P N , : .
H
2 10/01/1989 B
1
N N36
H
2 10/01/1989 B
1 P N N36
H
2 10/11/1989 C
10
N
H
2 10/20/1989 A
10
N D80
H
2 11/04/1989 C
1
N N36
S
2 12/08/1989 C
1
N E33
H
2 12/09/1989 C
1
N N36
S
2 10/02/1989 C
1
N S92
H
2 11/04/1989 C
1
N N36
S 2 6/16/1989 C 1 P P K30
S 2 6/16/1989 C 1 P P S76
H 2 8/27/1989 F 9 F N36
S 2 11/02/1989 A 6 P P S76
H 2 11/18/1989 B 1 P P K30
S 2 2/02/1989 A 1 N H70
H 2 2/03/1989 A 4 E
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1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989
WOMAN OFFICERS TO ACT AS DECOYS TO CATCH RAPISTS
DUKE MEDICAL CENTER ON GUARD FOR 20/20
DUKE OFFICER'S TALK QUASHES DATE RAPE MYTH
SECURITY BEING BEEFED UP AT UNIVERSITY, HOSPITAL
CORRECTION __
DUKE BOOSTS EFFORTS AT SAFETY FOR WOMEN _ .,_
CQNSJLTANT: BETTER SECURITY MIGHT HAVE PREVENTED HOSPITAL DEATH
DUKE HOSPITAL SECURITY ABOVE AVERAGE, CONSULTANT TESTIFIES
DUKE UNIV. CANADIAN STUDIES PROGRAM
S^SPROFKSORIHAD HA^DUTtNDING WORLD WAR II NAZI WEATHER STATION
DUKE DEPARTMENTS COLLABORATE ON COLLECTED WORKS OF BILLY THE KID
CANADIAN HISTORIAN SAYS U.S. 'HATED, BUT LOVED'
DUKE UNIV. CAPITAL CAMPAIGN FOR THE ARTS AND SCIENCES
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., GIFTS AND FUND RAISING
DUKE CHAPEL IN GLASS
DUKE CAMPAIGN REPORTS PLEDGES AT $144 MILLION
DUKE CAMPAIGN TOPS GOAL BY $7.5 MILLION
DURHAM, ORANGE DUKE CAMPAIGN EXCEEDS GOAL
DUKE UNIV. CARDIOVASCULAR EDUCATION CENTER^ _T„TV^
SEE DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, CARDIOVASCULAR MEDICINE
DUKE UNIV. CAREER PLANNING AND PLACEMENT OFFICE
SEE DUKE UNIV. PLACEMENT OFFICE
DUKE UNIV. CENTER FOR ASIAN-PACIFIC STUDIES
SEE DUKE UNIV. ASIAN-PACIFIC STUDIES CENTER
DUKE UNIV. CENTER FOR DOCUMENTARY PHOTOGRAPHY (CHANGED TO... STUDIES)
SEE ALSO PHOTOGRAPHY mm Amr„A
PHOTOGRAPHS SHOW BLACK WAY OF LIFE IN S. AFRICA
DUKE UNIV. CENTER FOR HEALTH AND CLINICAL POLICY
DUKE PROF SAYS HEALTH INSURANCE MORE WIDESPREAD
DUKE UNIV. CENTER FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDIES
DUKE GETS MATCHING GRANT FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDIES
DUKE UNIV. CENTER FOR JUDAIC STUDIES
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. DIVINITY SCHOOL
SEE ALSO JEWS
JEWISH, CHRISTIAN SCHOLARS TO HOLD CONFERENCE
DUKE UNIV. CENTER FOR LIFETIME LEARNING ^^^^
SEE DUKE UNIV. INSTITUTE FOR LEARNING IN RETIREMENT
DUKE UNIV. CENTER FOR LIVING
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. DUPAC PROGRAM ^^
RESEARCH ON FATS MAY HOLD KEY TO TREATMENT FOR HEART PROBLEMS
DUKE UNIV. CENTER FOR N.C. POLICY RESEARCH AND PLANNING „_,
SEE DUKE UNIV. INSTITUTE OF POLICY SCIENCES AND PUBLIC AFFAIRS
DUKE UNIV. CENTER FOR PUBLIC POLICY RESEARCH ^attv>
SEE DUKE UNIV. INSTITUTE OF POLICY SCIENCES AND PUBLIC AFFAIRS
DUKE UNIV. CENTER FOR THE STUDY OF AGING AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO AGING
SEE ALSO DUKE ALZHEIt€R*S FAMILY SUPPORT fCTUORK Trsr%mrr
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. INSTITUTE FOR LEARNING IN RETIREMENT
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER
DUKE RESEARCHES PROCESS OF AGING
HEALTH CARE COSTS TARNISH THE 'GOLDEN YEARS'
DUKE UNIV. CHANCELLOR FOR HEALTH AFFAIRS
SEE DUKE UNIV., CHANCELLOR FOR HEALTH AFFAIRS
N
P
H
H
H
H
S
S
H
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2/03/1989 C
3/2B/1989 A
4/03/1989 B
6/02/1989 C
6/03/1989 A
6/03/1989 A
6/16/1989 C
6/20/1989 B
N S69
N C60
N J04
N
N
E
N 582
N S82
H 2 3/12/1989 B
H 2 3/14/1989 C
H 2 4/09/1989 B
H 2 3/04/1989 C
H 2 9/30/1989 C
S 2 11/20/1989 A
H 2 11/23/1989 B
4 P U H49
6 N D80
4 P U H49
3 P P
1 N N36
1 N
10 N
H 2 2/12/1989 B 10 P N D80
S 2 3/07/1989 C 1 N
S 2 10/10/1989 D 4 N
H 2 4/20/1989 C 3 N
H 2 6/01/1989 C 4 N D80
S 2 2/02/1989 C 3 N
H 2 11/28/1989 A 6 P G S56
DUKE UNIV. CHAPEL
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1/01/1989
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12/31/1989
SUBJ
SEE ALSO FLENTROP ORGAN
DUKE CHAPEL SERVICE SLATED FOR OFFICIALS
POLITICIANS HEAR WARNING ON SIN DURING CHAPEL SERVICE
COMPOSER SEEKS 'IMAGE OF GOD IN OUR TINE'
REWARD OFFERED FOR STOLEN TAPESTRIES
DUKE CHAPEL IN GLASS
DUKE REFLECTS ON FLACK FROM FILMING
GALLOWS AT DUKE CHAPEL
GALLOWS AND GOLGOTHA
MAKING THE GRADE/DURHAM WORKS HARD TO EARN RENOWN AS 'CITY OF EDUCATION'
SANFORD, BRODIE HELP DUKE FACE MODERN CHALLENGES
DUKE CHAPEL'S GRANDEUR FRAMES GLORIOUS DANCES
DWARFED
♦200,000 ENDOWMENT GIVEN TO CHAPEL
DUKE CHAPEL STONE WORKERS HOLD REUNION
CHAPEL REPRESENTS ESSENCE OF DUKE
BERINI BROTHERS VISIT CHAPEL
FROM THIS DAY FORWARD AND A LOOK BACK. (SPECIAL SECTION)
DUKE CHAPEL PICKS UYNKOOP MUSIC DIRECTOR
DUKE CHAPEL HOSTS SING-ALONG
ORGANS AND ORCHESTRA; DUKE CHAPEL WILL SWELL WITH CONCERTO MUSIC FRIDAY
BLESSED ARE THE ANIMALS
DUKE UNIV. CHAPEL. DEAN
WILLIMON NAMED CHAPEL DEAN
THE UNPREDICTABLE PREACHER)
DR. WILLIMON GETS DESERVED HONOR.
DUKE UNIV. CHAPEL CHOIR
COMPOSER WRITES WORSHIP SERVICE FOR CHAPEL CHOIR
J. BENJAMIN SMITH, FORMER DUKE CHOIR DIRECTOR
BEN SMITH A TIRELESS TALENT
ORGAN CONCERT TO HONOR LATE DUKE CHAPEL CHOIR DIRECTOR
DUKE CHAPEL PICKS UYNKOOP MUSIC DIRECTOR
DUKE UNIV. CHILDREN'S CLASSIC CELEBRITY PRO-AM GOLF AND TENNIS TOURNEY
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, PEDIATRICS
SEE ALSO GOLF
SEE ALSO TENNIS
WALK FOR HEALTH ADDED TO ACTIVITIES PLANNED FOR CHILDREN'S CLASSIC
DUKE CLASSIC TURNING 16, SET FOR MAY 20-21
TOT WALK SLATED TO AID CHILDREN'S MIRACLE NETWORK
BOOK-SIGNING: YOUNG, OLD TURN OUT TO SEE AUTHOR MADELEINE L'ENGEL
DON'T JUST TAKE A STAND. TAKE A WALK.
THE DUKE CHILDREN'S CLASSIC
'GAMBLER' WRITER COMES HOME
CHILDREN'S CLASSIC MONEY TO HELP HIGH-RISK INFANTS
STEP OUT FOR CHILDREN WITH DANNY, QUIN AND JOHN (AD)
THE 16TH ANNUAL DUKE CHILDREN'S CLASSIC (SPECIAL SECTION)
CLASSIC ACT
NISSAN TOP SPONSOR FOR CLASSIC
WELCOME, PERRY AND FRIENDS
CLASSIC BEGINS TOMORROW
16TH ANNUAL DUKE CHILDREN'S CLASSIC SET TODAY, SUNDAY
'LITTLE RASCAL' HAS INTEREST IN CLASSIC
WHAT IS 'FORE'?
QUIPS SERVED UP IN TENNIS MATCHES HELP KEEP THE SPECTATORS IN STITCHES
CHILDREN'S CLASSIC: A DAY FOR GAZING AT STARS
FROM TODDLERS TO GRANDMOTHERS, MORE THAN 400 JOIN HEALTH WALK
GRANT MAY HELP NURSES FIND SKIN-CARE METHODS FOR PREMATURE BABIES
MR. C. AND THE LITTLE GOLFER
DUKE CLASSIC SHOOTS FOR $500,000
DUKE CHILDREN'S CLASSIC BRINGS 'CLASS' TO DURHAM
DUKE CHILDREN'S CLASSIC BRINGS 'CLASS' TO DURHAM
SAM SNEAD WATCHES CLASSIC DRIVE
MIKEGMINSKI, BOBBY CREMINS, BUCKY WATERS AND MIKE KRZYZEWSKI FINISH...
STRETCH) SAN FRANCISCO GREAT WILLIE MCCOVEY STILL IN MEMORIES OF MANY
CHILDREN'S CLASSIC USHERS IN SUMMER FOR DURHAM
CAN WE IMPROVE THE 'CLASSIC?
MASSIMINO, VILLANOVA EARN RESPECT IN BIG EAST BATTLES
NET INCOME FROM CHILDREN'S CLASSIC EXPECTED TO BE MORE THAN *500,000
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P
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H
2
1/17/1989 C
7 N
H
2
1/23/1989 B
1 P N P38
H
2
2/17/1989 D
9 P F W6A
H
2
2/22/1989 D
9 P N D80
H
2
3/04/1989 C
3 P P
S
2
3/17/1989 A
10 N
H
2
3/18/1989 C
2 P P M66
H
2
3/26/1989 D
4 E
S
2
4/19/1989 G
1 P F S92
S
2
4/19/1989 G
3 P F S92
S
2
4/20/1989 D
4 R L34
S
2
5/24/1989 B
1 P P C45
H
2
5/25/1989 B
10 N
S
2
6/19/1989 A
1 P N T77
S
2
6/19/1989 A
1 PF S92
H
2
6/20/1989 B
7 N
S
2
6/23/1989 D
1 P F
H
2
8/21/1989 A
6 P N 180
S
2
8/24/1989 A
10 N
H
2
9/07/1989 B
1 PF S56
H
2 10/09/1989 B
1 P P T32
H
2
6/21/1989 A
10 N
H
2
6/23/1989 A
4 E
H
2
2/08/1989 D
9 N D80
H
2
3/22/1989 D
9 P 0
H
2
3/27/1989 A
4 E
H
2
4/05/1989 C
2 P N
H
2
8/21/1989 A
6 P N ISO
4/13/1989 C
4/18/1989 C
4/19/1989 B
5/02/1989 B
5/05/1989 D
5/06/1989 A
5/11/1989 D
5/12/1989 C
5/14/1989 B
5/16/1989 D
5/18/1989
5/18/1989
5/19/1989
5/19/1989
5/20/1989
5/20/1989
5/21/1989
5/21/1989 B
5/21/1989 B
5/21/1989 B
5/21/1989 B
5/22/1989 C
5/22/1989
5/22/1989
5/22/1989
5/22/1989
5/22/1989
5/22/1989
5/22/1989
5/23/1989 B
5/24/1989 D
5/26/1989 C
E
P N
N
P
P
P
N D80
N
N
U WIS
A
C45
4
1
6
1
7
4
3
1
8 P A
1 P F
6 PP
8 N
4 E
1 P I
1 P N K30
1 P N H65
P C45
N Bll
N T33
N Bll
N K65
P S73
N H65
P T32
P C45
P C45
P T32
U D18
N A76
N A76
U D18
N D80
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12/31/1989
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DUKE CHILDREN'S CLASSIC NETS PROJECTED $520,000 INCOME
CLASSIC ENTERTAINMENT HELPS SICK CHILDREN
CHILDREN'S CLASSIC EXPANDING
DUKE UNIV. CHINESE STUDENT ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., FOREIGN STUDENTS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., STUDENTS
SEE ALSO FOREIGN STUDENTS _
HOMELAND EVENTS FRUSTRATE CHINESE STUDENTS AT DUKE
DUKE STUDENTS MOURN FOR 'BLEEDING' NATION
STUDENTS GATHER AT DUKE CHAPEL TO MOURN CHINESE MASSACRE
DUKE UNIV. COFFEEHOUSE
A CUP OF THE BLUES AT DUKE COFFEEHOUSE/FOUR HEADLINERS
DUKE UNIV. COMPREHENSIVE CANCER CENTER
SEE ALSO CANCER
SEE ALSO CANCER RESEARCH
SEE ALSO CARING HOUSE
SEE ALSO DUKE CANCER SUPPORT PROGRAM
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER __
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL CANCER RESEARCH CENTER
BENEFIT DINNER RAISES OVER $550,000 FOR COMPREHENSIVE CANCER CENTER
WASHINGTON BENEFIT RAISES FUNDS FOR CANCER RESEARCH
PATHOLOGIST AT DUKE CANCER CENTER ONE OF FIRST FIVE MCDONNELL FELLOWS
GRANT TO DUKE CANCER CENTER IS EXTENDED
DUKE CANCER RESEARCH GETS GRANT
OVARIAN CANCER CONTINUES TO BE KILLER BECAUSE DOCTORS LACK JfOfcENING...
TIMBERLAKE DONATES LIMITED-EDITION PRINTS FOR DUKE CANCER CENTER
DUKE CANCER CENTER GETS $500,000 GRANT
PARENTS ESTABLISH FUND AT DUKE CANCER CENTER _„„„„ . ,
CAMPAIGN BEGINS TO BUILD HOUSE TO LODGE CANCER PATIENTS AT DUKE
DUKE CANCER CENTER CHOOSES 9 HIGH SCHOOL INTERNS
IN A LAB YOU EXPERIENCE SCIENCE
YOUNG SCIENTISTS GET TO TRY LIFE IN THE LAB FOR REAL/TUESDAY TALK
DUKE CANCER CENTER OFFERS COPING GROUP
DUKE CANCER CENTER NEEDS VOLUNTEERS
FLORIDA HOSPITAL LINKS UP WITH DUKE CANCER CENTER
DUKE THANKS JAYCEE FUND-RAISERS
CANCER PROGRAM PERSONALIZES PATIENT CARE
DUKE CENTER HONORS ARTIST, INDUSTRIALIST
DUKE UNIV. CRAFT CENTER
SEE DUKE UNIV. UNION CRAFT CENTER
DUKE UNIV. CREDIT UNION
UNIVERSITY CREDIT UNION SUING BOGUS BARON
DUKE UNIV. DUPAC PROGRAM
SEE ALSO CARDIAC REHABILITATION PROGRAM
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. CENTER FOR LIVING _ _
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, CARDIOVASCULAR MEDICINE
SEE ALSO PHYSICAL FITNESS
OAT BRAN ENTERS MAINSTREAM CUISINE
HOLIDAY REVELERS NEED NOT BREAK DIET
LIFESTYLE CHANGE IS BEST WAY TO DIET
DUKE UNIV. DEPT. OF CHEMISTRY
15TH CHEMISTRY FOR EXECUTIVES LARGEST EVER
DUKE UNIV. DEPT. OF DRAMA
DUKE DRAMA'S DOZEN*. WORLD PREMIERES FESTIVAL
NIGHT b: POLITICAL DRAMA
NIGHT C! SENIOR'S 'BRAIN'
'MEDAL OF HONOR RAG' OPENS TONIGHT AT DUKE
DUKE UNIV. DEPT. OF ENGLISH
DUKE ENGLISH FACULTY MEMBER CHANGES GAIT WITH ROMANCE NOVEL
DUKE UNIVERSITY AWARDS CREATIVE WRITING PRIZES
DUKE UNIV. DEPT. OF HEALTH ADMINISTRATION
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S 2 5/29/1989 A 4 E
H 2 7/16/1989 C 5 N C49
H 2 5/70/1989 C
H 2 6/06/1989 A
H 2 6/06/1989 C
1 P N Bll
1 N Bll
1 P P T44
H 2 11/17/1989 D 4 P F B71
1/13/1989 C
1/14/1989 A
1/18/1989 D
1/26/1989 C
1/26/1989 A
4/11/1989 B
4/13/1989 C
5/15/1989 C
6/07/1989 A
6/13/1989 C
6/26/1989 C
7/08/1989 B
8/15/1989 A
8/25/1989 B
8/27/1989 C
9/16/1989 C
9/18/1989 A
10/06/1989 A
11/03/1989 B
3
3
12
7
1
2
4
10
13
8
10
1
6
5
9
3
6
6
8
N
N
N
N B80
N H65
N C60
N D80
N
N
N
N
U K30
U W15
N
N D80
N D80
N
F G59
N
H 2 9/30/1989 C 1 N
2 5/10/1989 C
2 11/29/1989 B
2 12/27/1989 B
1 P F S27
1 P N G59
1 D N
S 2 6/24/1989 A 8 N
H 2 4/18/1989 B 7 R P10
H 2 4/18/1989 B 7 R L59
H 2 4/18/1989 B 7 R P10
H 2 11/28/1989 A 7 R L59
2 2/04/1989 D
2 5/12/1989 C
4 P N D80
14 N
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DUKE UNIV. DEPT. OF HISTORY
VITALITY STANDS OUT IN SCULPTURE SHOW BY DUKE HISTORY STUDENTS
DUKE UNIV. DEPT. OF MATHEMATICS
DR. ELLIOTT HELPS ESTABLISH PROFESSORSHIP
MCFARLAND WINS MATHEMATICS AWARD
DUKE UNIV. DEPT. OF MUSIC
SEE DUKE UNIV. MUSIC DEPT.
DUKE UNIV. DEPT. OF PHYSICS
DUKE ABANDONS FUSION ATTEMPTS
DUKE UNIV. DEPT. OF PSYCHIATRY
SEE DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, PSYCHIATRY DEPT.
DUKE UNIV. DEPT. OF ZOOLOGY
DUKE ZOOLOGIST STUDIES EVERYDAY PHYSICS
ORIGINS OF INSECTS' NATURAL-REPELLENT PRODUCTION STUDIED BY DUKE...
DUKE UNIV. DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM
SEE DUKE UNIV. OFFICE OF DEVELOPMENT
DUKE UNIV. DIET AND FITNESS CENTER
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. DIETARY REHABILITATION CLINIC
SEE ALSO HEIGHT CONTROL
DUKE DIET CENTER: HEIGHT LOSS WITH TASTE
DUKE UNIV. DIETARY REHABILITATION CLINIC
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. DIET AND FITNESS CENTER
SEE ALSO WEIGHT CONTROL
DUKE DIET PROGRAM CITES 70X SUCCESS RATE
WEIGHT LOSS AIDS DIABETES, STATE OF MIND
DIET EXPERT: SWEAT NOT FAT LOSS
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H
2 5/18/1989 C
2 N
H
2 12/24/1989 E
8 P R G68
S
S
2 4/19/1989 C
2 5/03/1989 A
4 N
12 N
S 2 5/05/1989 C 1 N
DUKE UNIV. DISTINGUISHED ALUMNI AWARDS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., ALUMNI
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., AWARDS
ASHEBORO BUSINESSMAN, CIVIC LEADER TO RECEIVE DISTINGUISHED ALUMNI AWARD H
DUKE UNIV. DIVINITY SCHOOL
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. CENTER FOR JUDAIC STUDIES
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. LAY ACADEMY OF RELIGION
DIVINITY SCHOOL CONFERENCE TO LOOK FOR THEOLOGY IN POPULAR MUSIC
DUKE DIVINITY SCHOOL GRADS GET FELLOWSHIPS
DIVINITY PROFESSOR'S BOOK LOOKS AT CAUSES OF 'WEDLOCK DEADLOCK'
JEWISH, CHRISTIAN SCHOLARS TO HOLD CONFERENCE
PROFESSOR'S BOOK EXPLORES METHODISM, FOREIGN POLICY
DIVINITY SCHOOL CENTER NAMES CONSULTANT
DUKE DIVINITY SCHOOL A GUIDING LIGHT IN CHANGING WORLD
A SECOND CAREER IN THE MINISTRY; PATHS VEERED TOWARD DUKE
A WINDING WAY TO DUKE DIVINITY
REKINDLING FIRES OF METHODISM
DUKE PROFESSOR: NEGATIVITY CAN'T HEAL WITH PROTRACTED BAKKER SAGA
FINANCIAL SCANDALS ILLUSTRATE NATION'S GREED, PROFESSOR SAYS
DUKE UNIV. DIVINITY SCHOOL, DEAN
A WINDING WAY TO DUKE DIVINITY
DUKE UNIV. DIVINITY SCHOOL, GIFTS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., GIFTS AND FUND RAISING
LILLY ENDOWMENT GIVES DUKE DIVINITY SCHOOL $25,000 GRANT
COUPLE GIVES $25,000 TO DIVINITY SCHOOL FOR SCHOLARSHIP
DUKE ALUMNUS, WIFE GIVE SCHOOL $500,000
DUKE UNIV. DIVINITY SCHOOL, SPEAKERS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV.. SPEAKERS
LECTURES SCHEDULED AT DIVINITY SCHOOL
2 2/09/1989 C 7 N D80
2 6/22/1989 C 14 N D80
H 2 8/30/1989 B 1 P F D77
S 2 1/30/1989 C 1 N
S 2 6/02/1989 C 1 N
H 2 6/29/1989 C 3 N D80
2 4/30/1989 B 10 P N D80
H
2 3/04/1989 C
2 N ISO
S
2 3/08/1989 C
1 N
H
2 3/19/1989 B
9 N D80
H
2 4/20/1989 C
3 N
S
2 5/03/1989 C
10 N
H
2 6/22/1989 C
2 N
H
2 9/03/1989 A
1 G N34
H
2 9/04/1989 A
1 PG N36
H
2 9/05/1989 A
1 P G N36
H
2 9/12/1989 A
4 E
H
2 10/24/1989 B
1 P N
H
2 12/06/1989 D
12 N
H 2 9/05/1989 A 1 P G N36
2 1/31/1989 B 6 N
2 2/22/1989 D 9 N
2 5/26/1989 C 16 N
H 2 4/12/1989 D 10 N
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DUKE UNIV. EAST CAMPUS
SEE DUKE UNIV., EAST CAMPUS
DUKE UNIV. ELDERHOSTEL
SEE ELDERHOSTEL
DUKE UNIV. EYE CENTER
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER
SEE ALSO EYES
DUKE RESEARCHER'S TECHNIQUE KAY SAVE SOKE EYE DAMAGE
EYE DEVICE DEVELOPED AT DUKE KAY ELIMINATE SURGERY COMPLICATION
ART AUCTION TO BENEFIT DUKE EYE CENTER
EYE CENTER OFFERING TWO INTERNSHIPS
KAY LOWE HEADLINES ART AUCTION
THE AUCTIONING OF TREASURES; ART AUCTION TO BENEFIT THOSE UHO CANNOT SEE H
4 PIECES OF GRAPHIC ART SOLD IN DUKE AUCTIONS LABELED FAKES BY EXPERT H
EYE CENTER AUCTION REBUILT, IN THE CLEAR H
DUKE'S EYE CENTER AUCTION H
EYE CENTER'S AUCTION OVERCOMES OBSTACLES/TUESDAY TALK H
$13,500 RAISED IN BENEFIT ART AUCTION H
IRIS TACK MAKES RETINAL SURGERY EASIER H
DUKE UNIV. FESTIVAL OF WOMEN IN THE ARTS
SEE DUKE UNIV., FESTIVALS
SEE WOMEN, ARTISTS
DUKE UNIV. FILM STUDIES
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., FILMMAKING
SHOWINGS AND LECTURES
DUKE UNIV. FOOD SERVICES
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., DINING HALLS u _ nT^A
DUKE FOOD CARD PLAN TO INCLUDE CHARGING DORM-DELIVERED PIZZA
LAMPOONING DEFENSELESS PREY
OFFICIAL ACTION UNLIKELY AGAINST 'JABBERUCCKY'
'RACIST' ARTICLES LEAD TO DUKE EDITOR'S OUSTER
WHY NO ANTI-MARXIST RUCKUS?
DUKE UNIV. FOUNDER'S DAY
SECRETARY DOLE CHARGES U.S. WORKERS UNPREPARED
DUKE HONORS THREE AT FOUNDER'S DAY CELEBRATION
DUKE'S VISION AND REALITY
DUKE UNIV. FREE ELECTRON LASER LABORATORY
SEE ALSO LASERS
DUKE LASER LAB UNDER CONSTRUCTION
UNIVERSITIES SEEKING LASER-RESEARCH GRANT
DUKE UNIV. FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., LIBRARIES
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. PERKINS LIBRARY
A 'MISSISSIPPI EVENING' WITH ELIZABETH SPENCER
DUKE UNIV. FRITZ LONDON MEMORIAL LECTURE
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., SPEAKERS
HARVARD PROF TO GIVE LONDON LECTURE
DUKE UNIV. FUQUA SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
SEE ALSO BUSINESS CONSULTING GROUP
SEE ALSO DURHAM BUSINESS INSTITUTE FOR EDUCATORS
SEE tt_SO FUQUA— fIBA G^CS
SEE ALSO LEADERSHIP EDUCATION AND DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM IN BUSINESS INC.
SEE ALSO R. DAVID THOMAS CENTER
DUKE ENTREPRENEURSHIP CONFERENCE FEATURES '67 GRAD
FUQUA SETS SMALL-BUSINESS IDEA SWAP
FUQUA CONFERENCE TO LOOK AT FUTURE OF INTERNATIONAL SERVICES
PHONOGRAPH-RECORD PRODUCING DUKE GRAD, ONLY 26, SIGNS "
FUQUA, FIRMS HELP TEACHERS 'BE' EXECS
DUKE TO HOST 1ST FUQUA-MBA GAMES
1/21/1989 B
1/25/1989 C
3/07/1989
3/14/1989
3/29/1989
4/04/1989
4/04/1989
4/07/1989
4/09/1989
4/18/1989
7/12/1989
10 P
8/12/1989 B
16
N D80
N D80
N
N
N
E
N
N W15
E
U W15
N
N D80
H 2 10/20/1989 D 17 P F M60
11/02/1989 B
11/27/1989 A
11/30/1989 C
12/06/1989 A
12/11/1989 A
7 N N36
4 E
1 N N36
1 P N N36
4 E
2 12/08/1989 C 1 P N S69
2 12/08/1989 C 1 N
2 12/13/1989 A 4 E
8/11/1989 C
8/22/1989 B
14
5
N
N C60
H 2 4/02/1989 D 3 P U H45
H 2 1/28/1989 C 3 N
H
2 1/01/1989 C
12 N
S
2 1/03/1989 B
1 N
CES H
2 1/18/1989 D
12 N D80
0,000 CONTRACT H
2 3/28/1989 D
4 P N K65
S
2 4/05/1989 C
1 N
S
2 4/10/1989 A
7 N
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1/01/1989
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12/31/1989
SUBJE
FUQUA'S $4 MILLION, BUSINESS SCHOOL GIFT EARMARKED FOR DUKE-SOVIET...
FUQUA TO PEDDLE FREE-MARKET IDEAS TO SOVIETS
SANFORD SAYS N.C. CAN BENEFIT FROM TRADE PACT
SMALL BUSINESSES UANTED BY DUKE STUDENT CONSULTANTS
FUQUA SCHOOL NAMES CORPORATE RELATIONS CHIEF
THOMAS CENTER DEDICATION SET AT FUQUA SCHOOL
DUKE UNIV. FUQUA SCHOOL OF BUSINESS. CONSTRUCTION
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., BUILDING AND RENOVATION PROJECTS
BACKING WORDS WITH ACTION
DUKE UNIV. FUQUA SCHOOL OF BUSINESS, GRANTS
FOUNDATION GIVES *75,000 TO SCHOOL
DUKE UNIV. FUQUA SCHOOL OF BUSINESS, SPEAKERS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., SPEAKERS
KODAK EXECUTIVE TO SPEAK AT DUKE ON DRUG FIRM BUY
JUSTICE QUIET ON HIGH COURT QUESTIONS
EXECUTIVE TO SPEAK
GEORGIA PACIFIC OFFICIAL TO SPEAK/THE SUN BUSINESS INDEX
MELLON BANK PRESIDENT TO SPEAK AT DUKE
U. GERMAN EXECUTIVE TO TALK ABOUT WORLD AUTO INDUSTRY
FUQUA BUSINESS SCHOOL ANNOUNCES SCHEDULE FOR SPEAKERS
FUQUA SPEAKER: WORLD ASKS MUCH OF FIRMS' EXECS
WENDY'S CHIEF COMING TO DUKE
WENDY'S FOUNDER PUSHES HONESTY, CUSTOMER SERVICE
DUKE UNIV. FUQUA SCHOOL OF BUSINESS BOARD OF VISITORS
FUQUA BUSINESS SCHOOL NAMES 3 NEW MEMBERS TO VISITORS'
BOARD
DUKE UNIV. GOLF COURSE
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. SPORTS, GOLF (MEN)
SEE ALSO GOLF
DUKE'S UNIQUE ENDOWMENT AIMS BRING NEU LIFE TO GOLF COURSE
WET WEATHER PUTS DUKE'S REFURBISHING BEHIND SCHEDULE
RENOVATION OF DUKE COURSE BEGINS THIS WEEK/GOLF
DUKE UNIV. GRADUATE SCHOOL
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., GRADUATE TEACHING ASSISTANTS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. BLACK GRADUATE STUDENTS ASSOC.
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MASTER OF ARTS IN LIBERAL STUDIES
DUKE GRADUATE STUDENTS TRUSTEES SEATS TABLED
DUKE GRADUATE STUDENTS WANT VOICE ON BOARD
DUKE DEAN DROPS BID FOR FLA. JOB
DUKE UNIV. GUBERNATORIAL FELLOWSHIP
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., FELLOWSHIPS
5 GOVERNORS TO VISIT DUKE
DUKE UNIV. HIDEAWAY BAR
FROTHY CAMPUS INSTITUTION IN PERIOD OF TRANSITION
DUKE UNIV. HYPERBARIC CHAMBER
SEE HYPERBARIC CHAMBER
DUKE UNIV. INSTITUTE FOR LEARNING IN RETIREMENT
SEE ALSO AGING
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. CENTER FOR THE STUDY OF AGING AND HUMAN DEVELOFtENT
SEE ALSO N.C. DIVISION OF AGING
SEE ALSO SENIOR CITIZENS
DUKE ANNOUNCES RETIREMENT WRITERS CONTEST WINNERS
DUKE UNIV. INSTITUTE FOR RETIRED PERSONS
SEE DUKE UNIV. INSTITUTE FOR LEARNING IN RETIREMENT
DUKE UNIV. INSTITUTE FOR THE ARTS
SEE DUKE UNIV. INSTITUTE OF THE ARTS
DUKE UNIV. INSTITUTE OF POLICY SCIENCES AND PUBLIC AFFAIRS
JAPAN'S AMBASSADOR CALLS FOR SHARED LEADERSHIP
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P
S I T
E ELY
D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
H
S
H
H
H
H
2 4/16/1989 B
2 4/17/1989 C
2 4/29/1989 C
2 8/09/1989 D
2 10/15/1989 D
2 10/25/1989 D
1 N
1 P N
1 N A54
5 N D80
6 N DSO
9 N
S
2 10/28/1989 C
1 PN E33
H
2 6/01/1989 B
9 N
H
H
H
S
H
H
H
S
S
H
2 1/19/1989 A
2 1/25/1989 B
2 2/01/1989 C
2 2/18/1989 C
2 2/28/1989 C
2 3/18/1989 B
2 9/03/1989 D
2 9/20/1989 A
2 9/23/1989 C
2 9/27/1989 C
12 N
7 P N C47
2 N
3 P N
3 N
2 N DSO
8 N DSO
7 N E33
1 N
1 P N N36
S 2 10/07/1989 A 3 N
H 2 2/19/1989 C 8 P N C49
H 2 5/14/1989 C 9 N C49
H 2 9/17/1989 C 10 N C49
H 2 10/01/1989 B
S 2 10/02/1989 C
H 2 10/20/1989 C
S 2
9/07/1989 A
8/27/1989 F
1 N N36
1 N S92
1 N N36
12 N
12 F S22
H 2 1/01/1989 C 12 N
H 2 3/09/1989 C 1 P N J04
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ANNUAL
1/01/1989
INDEX BY
12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
DUKE MOVES PROJECTS AIDE TO PUBLIC-AFAIRS INSTITUTE
DUKE UNIV. INSTITUTE OF THE ARTS
SEE ALSO ARTS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. ART MUSEUM
GLASS BRINGS '1000 AIRPLANES'
DUKE 'MORALITY TALES' MAKE MOVING PORTRAIT
GALLERY EXHIBITING NCCU ARTIST'S WORK
CHOREOGRAPHER TO OPEN DUKE INTER-ARTS FESTIVAL
TRUCK-DRIVING ANGEL INSPIRES ONE VISIONARY ARTIST
COMMERCIAL VS. MESSAGE ART
DUKE UNIV. INTERNATIONAL HOUSE
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., FOREIGN STUDENTS
SEE ALSO FOREIGN STUDENTS
FOREIGN STUDENTS WELCOME IN DURHAM
EATING WITH INTERNATIONAL FLAIR
SANTA CLAUS
DUKE UNIV. LAW SCHOOL
SEE ALSO PRIVATE ADJUDICATION CENTER INC.
NEW SOLICITOR GENERAL HAS TIES TO DUKE H
DUKE PRIVATE ADJUDICATION CENTER OFFERS SERVICE TO CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY H
DUKE-CHINA LAW SCHOOL TIES SURVIVE POLITICAL UNREST S
DUKE HISTORY PROFESSOR EXAMINES LAW SCHOOL LEGACY S
DUKE UNIV. LAW SCHOOL, ADMISSIONS
RECORD NUMBERS APPLY AT TRIANGLE LAW SCHOOLS S
NCCU LAW SCHOOL'S ALTERNATIVE ADMISSIONS PRODUCE SUCCESSFUL PAIR H
DUKE UNIV. LAW SCHOOL, SPEAKERS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., SPEAKERS
JUSTICE AT DUKE
DUKE UNIV. LAY ACADEMY OF RELIGION
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. DIVINITY SCHOOL
LAY ACADEMY TO FOCUS ON MOST 'ABUSED'
LAY ACADEMY OFFERS TWO BIBLE CLASSES
BOOK IN BIBLE - REVELATIONS
DUKE UNIV. MARINE LABORATORY
SEE ALSO OCEANS
DUKE MARINE LAB JOINS FORCES WITH TWO OTHERS NEAR COAST
DUKE SCIENTISTS DEVELOP FISH FOOD
CHANCES 'DICEY' FOR BEACHED WHALES
DUKE PROFS 'LURED' INTO FISH-FOOD STUDY
DUKE UNIV. MASTER OF ARTS IN LIBERAL STUDIES
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. GRADUATE SCHOOL
SEE ALSO LIBERAL ARTS
DUKE GRADUATE PROGRAM MARKS ANNIVERSARY
DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER
SEE ALSO DUKE HOSPITAL
SEE ALSO DUKE HOSPITAL NORTH
SEE ALSO DUKE HOSPITAL SOUTH ^^
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. CENTER FOR THE STUDY OF AGING AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. COMPREHENSIVE CANCER CENTER
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. EYE CENTER
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
SEE ALSO HOST HOMES PROGRAM
SEE ALSO HOWARD HUGHES MEDICAL INSTITUTE
SEE ALSO JOSEPH M. AND KATHLEEN PRICE BRYAN RESEARCH BUILDING
SEE ALSO MEDICAL EQUIPMENT
SEE ALSO MEDICAL RESEARCH
DUKE MEDICAL CENTER OFFICIAL SAYS GAO STUDY HAS FLAWS
DUKE OPENS *4 MILLION ENDOSCOPY UNIT ^
DR. WILLIAM G. ANYLAN! A TIRELESS PROMOTER OF DUKE UNIVERSITY
BIRTH FROM FROZEN EMBRYO REPORTED AT DUKE HOSPITAL
COUPLE WHO FOUGHT ODDS FOR NEW BABY ENCOURAGE OTHERS
COUPLE CANDIDATES FOR HEART PATIENT OF YEAR FOR THEIR REACTION...
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3 2 4/12/1989 C 1 N
1/05/1989 D
1/31/1989 B
2/23/1989 B
2/24/1989 C
4/13/1989 D
9/10/1989 E
P10
B71
G68
2 8/25/1989 B 1 P F S27
2 11/13/1989 B 1 P L38
2 12/09/1989 A 5 P P T32
2 2/08/1989 C 3
2 4/16/1989 A 14
2 9/05/1989 B 1
2 11/03/1989 B 10
2 2/27/1989 A
2 10/17/1989 C
N
N D80
N
N
N M06
N N36
S 2 1/25/1989 C 1 P P S73
H 2 2/05/1989 B 7 N D80
H 2 7/21/1989 C 12 N
H 2 3/09/1989 A 9 N D80
H 2 6/01/1989 C 3 N D80
H 2 8/16/1989 C 1 N S22
S 2 12/22/1989 D 8 N
S 2 10/20/1989 B 9 N
H
2
1/06/1989 A
1 N P38
H
2
1/10/1989 C
1 P N C60
H
2
1/15/1989 A
1 P N N36
H
2
1/25/1989 C
2 N
H
2
1/26/1989 A
1 P N C60
H
2
1/26/1989 C
1 P N C60
-LX630-
N ON
THLY/ANNUAL
1/01/1989
INDEX BY
12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
DUKE PLAYING ROLE IN TRIALS OF IMPLANTABLE INSULIN PUMP
NEW DUKE UNIT EASES SURGERY RISK, COST
ALZHEIMER'S RESEARCHER ADMITS CAUSE OF DISEASE STILL MYSTERY
HIGH-PRESSURE OXYGEN HELPS PREGNANT WOMAN
DUKE PROGRAM TO RECRUIT, RETAIN NURSES
DUKE MEDICAL CENTER ON GUARD FOR 20/20
RESEARCHERS: PILLS CAN'T CURE OBESITY
MARTIN, U.S. OFFICIAL TO SALUTE SURGICAL EDUCATORS
DUKE WILL CONTINUE SEA LEVEL HOSPITAL
DUKE STUDY: BYPASS SURGERY MORE EFFECTIVE THAN MEDICINE
MEDICATION MAY ALSO HAVE BENEFITS FOR BALDING UOMEN
INTERVENTIONAL RADIOLOGY AT DUKE USED IN BATTLE AGAINST CANCER
NEW DUKE CLINIC TREATS THE ESTROGEN-DEPRIVED
DUKE WANTS INDIGENT BIRTH COSTS SPLIT WITH COUNTY
CHANCELLOR'S GOAL KEEPING DUKE UP FRONT IN MEDICINE
DUKE SOUTH GETS APPROVAL TO KEEP 77 HOSPITAL BEDS
RESEARCH ON FATS MAY HOLD KEY TO TREATMENT FOR HEART PROBLEMS
LASER USED TO REMOVE BIRTHMARKS
PARENTS REJOICE: 'ZACK'S OUR OWN LITTLE SUCCESS STORY'
DUKE CANCER TEST TO BE TOPIC ON '20/20'
SNYDERMAN HOPES DUKE STUDY PROVES CANCER TEST RELIABLE
STUDY OF EYE MOVEMENT MAY HELP UNLOCK SECRETS OF HOW BRAIN WORKS
COUNTY HOSPITAL OFFICIALS SAY DUKE HASN'T GIVEN NOTICE ON DELIVERIES
MICROSCOPE TAKES ON THICKER SAMPLES
DUKE DOCTOR SAYS OFFICIALS TRIED TO PROVE HIM MENTALLY INCOMPETENT
152 HOSPITALS' MEDICAL PROCEDURES, CHARGES COMPARED
MAGAZINE SALES HALTED BY PROTEST
PREMATURE BABY BOY DIES AT HOSPITAL _
LIFE'S BEGINNING! A QUESTION THAT ELUDES SCIENCE
DUKE CLEARS APARTMENTS FOR MEDICAL CENTER OFFICES
RESEARCH AT DUKE COULD LEAD TO SAVING HEART MUSCLE
DUKE PERFORMS PANCREAS-KIDNEY TRANSPLANT
1ST PANCREAS-KIDNEY TRANSPLANT PATIENT AT DUKE 'DOING WELL'
ONE COCAINE 'HIGH' FOR MOM CAN RUIN BABY'S LIFE
WRECKS, FALLS, SPORTS LEADING CAUSES OF SPINAL-CORD INJURIES
DUKE DOCTORS STUDYING EFFECTS OF COCAINE ON PREGNANT MOTHERS
LASERS HELP DOCTORS REMOVE BIRTHMARKS
DOCTOR'S PRACTICE RESTRICTED UNDER CONSENT ORDER
DIKE PROCESS SPEEDS ALZHEIMER'S TESTS
THE DOCTOR IS AN OPTIMIST
GENITAL WARTS STUDY SET AT DUKE
DUKE STUDIES LINK BETWEEN STRESS, HEART DISEASE
DUKE OFFERS TRAINING FOR FOSTER PARENTS OF CHILDREN WITH AIDS
DUKE STUDY: PEOPLE CAN LEARN TO COPE WITH ARTHRITIS PAIN
DUKE ON ITS WAY TO FULL MARROW PROGRAM
DEFENDANT SAYS HE DIDN'T RAPE WOMAN ON JOB
DUKE FINDS BEST TEMPERATURE FOR ANTI-TUMOR THERAPY
DUKE SCIENTISTS FIND GENE THAT MAY BE ANTI-AIDS WEAPON
'CRIB DEATH' IS DEVASTATING MYSTERY
CANCER PATIENTS FEEL BETTER BY LOOKING GOOD
DUKE RESEARCH SEEKS VACCINE FOR PANCREATIC CANCER
JUDGE ORDERS NEW TRIAL IN DUKE MALPRACTICE SUIT
FDA PROBE OF GENERIC DRUGS HASN'T AFFECTED PHARMACIES AT COUNTY, DUKE
FOREIGN PHYSICIANS GIVE NEW INSIGHTS TO RESIDENTS IN ANESTHESIOLOGY
FAMILY SUPPORT COMBATS STRESS, DUKE STUDY SAYS
MARROW TRANSPLANTATION UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY FOR NURSE
DUKE HOPES DRUG CURBS SICKLE CELL
PARENTS-ADOLESCENTS COMMUNICATIONS TALK SET AT TEER HOUSE
LOW-PROTEIN DIET PART OF KIDNEY DISEASE STUDY
DUKE NURSE PLAYS ACTIVE ROLE IN PATIENTS' REHABILITATION PROCESS
DUKE DOCTORS USE 3-D IMAGES TO PERFORM MORE PRECISE SURGERY
DUKE MEDICAL STUDENTS PUSH RURAL INTERNSHIPS
TEENS COPE WITH TURMOIL, BUT MAY NEED KELP IF WAYS OUT OF HAND
DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, AIDS RESEARCH
SEE ALSO ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME
SEE ALSO ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME, DURHAM CASES
SEE ALSO ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME, RESEARCH
DUKE MEDICAL CENTER WINS GRANT TO TREAT CHILDREN WITH AIDS
DUKE RESEARCHERS IN FOREFRONT OF TREATING INFANTS WITH AIDS
N
P
H
S
H
H
H
H
S
H
S
S
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
S
H
S
S
S
H
H
S
S
S
H
H
H
H
S
H
S
S
H
S
H
S
H
S
H
H
H
H
H
S
H
H
H
H
S
S
S
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L Y
L P BYL
1/28/1989 C
1/31/1989 B
2/10/1989 C
2/22/1989 B
3/04/1989 C
3/28/1989
3/28/1989
4/11/1989
4/11/1989
4/14/1989
4/25/1989
5/04/1989
5/13/1989
5/14/1989
5/22/1989
6/01/1989
6/01/1989
6/01/1989
6/04/1989
6/09/1989
6/11/1989 B
6/15/1989 B
6/15/1989 C
6/22/1989 B
6/28/1989 C
6/30/1989 C
7/02/1989 B
7/03/1989 A
7/04/1989 C
7/05/1989 B
7/21/1989 C
7/21/1989
7/22/1989
7/26/1989
7/29/1989
8/02/1989
8/04/1989
8/05/1989 B
8/14/1989 A
8/31/1989 A
9/03/1989 C
9/16/1989 C
9/24/1989 B
9/30/1989 C
10/02/1989
10/12/1989
10/16/1989
10/19/1989
10/27/1989
10/30/1989 B
11/02/1989 A
11/03/1989 C
11/05/1989 B
11/07/1989 A
11/08/1989
11/09/1989
11/16/1989
12/01/1989
12/13/1989
12/13/1989
12/17/1989 B
12/26/1989 C
12/29/1989 C
3
1
6
8
2
1
1
2
7
1
14
3
14
1
1
1
4
4
1
3
5
6
3
2
1
1
9
10
1
1
1
1
1
10
1
7
1
14
1
4
6
1
6
1
7
1
1
3
6
1
9
3
1
9
2
6
1
4
1
2
3
1
1
C60
CAO
S92
N D80
N
N C60
N D80
N
N C60
N
N
N
N
N C60
N D80
N D80
N C60
N C60
N C60
N D80
N D80
F M60
N C60
N
N
N
N
N
N C60
N
N
N
N
N
N
N C60
N D80
N
N
N
N C60
N
E
N D80
N
N D80
N
N
N S82
N
N
N 659
N C60
N
N
N C60
N D80
N D80
N D80
N
N D80
N C60
N D80
N
N
N
S 2 5/30/1989 C 1 N
S 2 7/17/1989 B 1 N
-LX630-
MONTHLY/
ANNUAL INDEX B
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
N
P
DIKE GETS *5 MILLION FOR AIDS RESEARCH H
DUKE IN FOREFRONT OF AZT TREATMENT AND RESEARCH Tn ^^ S
BURROUGHS WELLCOME UNVEILS PLANS FOR DISTRIBUTING AZT TO CHILDREN H
DUKE PEDIATRIC RESEARCHERS CHEER FDA DECISION TO EXPAND AH USE H
UNTIL CURE FOUND, AIDS PATIENTS BIGGEST NEED IS HOPE-DOCTOR H
DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, ABORTIONS
SEE ALSO ABORTION
SEE ALSO ABORTION, N.C.
SEE ALSO ABORTION CLINICS
ABORTION LAW UOULD CUT 30 A YEAR AT DUKE H
UHAT KIND OF ABORTIONS? H
DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, ADOLESCENT SUBSTANCE ABUSE PROGRAM
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, DRUGS
SEE ALSO DRUG TREATMENT PROGRAM
SEE ALSO TEER HOUSE
DUKE STILL FIGHTING FOR SPECIALTY CENTER
DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, ANESTHESIOLOGY DEPT.
DUKE USING COMPUTER SYSTEM TO AID WORK OF ANESTHESIOLOGISTS
FOREIGN PHYSICIANS GIVE NEW INSIGHTS TO RESIDENTS IN ANESTHESIOLOGY
DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, BUDGET
SEE DUKE HOSPITAL, BUDGET
DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, CARDIOVASCULAR MEDICINE
SEE ALSO CARDIAC REHABILITATION PROGRAM
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. DUPAC PROGRAM
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, HEART CENTER
SEE ALSO HEART ATTACKS
DUKE LEADS IN NEW HEART-SURGERY TECHNIQUE
DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, CENTER FOR SPEECH AND HEARING DISORDERS
SEE ALSO HEARING DEFECTS
SEE ALSO SPEECH PATHOLOGY
APHASIA RESULTS IN SEVERE FRUSTRATION, BUT THERAPY CAN BRING IMPROVEMENT H
MONEY RAISED S
DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, CHARITY PATIENTS
SEE ALSO DUKE HOSPITAL, BUDGET
HOSPITALS SHOULD SHARE LOAD
DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, CHILDREN'S SURGERY WARD
SEE DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, PEDIATRICS
DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, CLINICAL PSYCHOBIOLOGY LAB
SEE DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, PSYCHIATRY DEPT.
DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, CLINICAL SPECIALTY UNIT
SEE DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, PSYCHIATRY DEPT.
DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, COMPREHENSIVE SICKLE CELL CENTER
SEE DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, SICKLE CELL PROGRAM
DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, COMPUTERS
SEE ALSO COMPUTERS _
DUKE USING COMPUTER SYSTEM TO AID WORK OF ANESTHESIOLOGISTS
DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, CONFERENCES
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., CONFERENCES _
CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE FORUM SET FOR MONDAY-WEDNESDAY AT DUKE
DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, CONSTRUCTION
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., BUILDING AND RENOVATION PROJECTS
RESEARCH CENTER GOING UP
DUKE STILL FIGHTING FOR SPECIALTY CENTER
DUKE NEEDS $87 MILLION FOR PROJECTS
DUKE WILL ADD OUTPATIENT CLINICS
DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, DEPT. OF ANESTHESIOLOGY
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10/27/1989
10/27/1989
12/02/1989
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N
N 465
N K65
N C60
N N36
2 7/10/1989 A 1 N C60
2 7/18/1989 A 4 L
H 2 9/02/1989 C 2 N C60
2 3/31/1989 C 1 N
2 11/07/1989 A 9 N D80
S 2 11/04/1989 C 1 N
2 5/30/1989 C 1 P N C60
2 7/20/1989 C 4 P P T32
H 2 5/17/1989 A 4 E
S 2 3/31/1989 C 1 N
H 2 5/20/1989 C 2 N D80
H 2 7/25/1989 B 3 P P T32
H 2 9/02/1989 C 2 N C60
S 2 10/03/1989 A 1 N S92
S 2 10/09/1989 A 1 N S92
-LX630-
HQNTHLY/
ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
SEE DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, ANESTHESIOLOGY DEPT,
DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, DEPT. OF OBSTETRICS AND GYNECOLOGY
SEE DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, OBSTETRICS-GYNECOLOGY
DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, DEPT. OF PEDIATRICS
SEE DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, PEDIATRICS
DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, DEPT. OF PSYCHIATRY
SEE DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, PSYCHIATRY DEPT.
DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, DEPT. OF RADIOLOGY
SEE DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, RADIOLOGY DEPT.
DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, DEPT. OF SURGERY
SEE DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, SURGERY DEPT.
DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER. DIETARY SERVICES
SEE ALSO DIETITIANS, DURHAM
HOSPITAL FOOD GOES TO COMMUNITY KITCHEN
DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, DIVISION OF CARDIOLOGY
SEE DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, CARDIOVASCULAR MEDICINE
DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO DUKE HOSPITAL, EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., EMPLOYEES AND STAFF
DUKE BEGINNING HEALTH APPRAISALS WITH EMPLOYEES AT MEDICAL CENTER
MEDICAL CENTER HIRES DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR
DUKE EXPANDING ANTI-SEXUAL ASSAULT ESCORTS, SECURITY (CORRECTED 6-3-89)
DUKE EMPLOYEE SAYS SUPERVISOR RAPED HER AT UORK
DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, FACULTY
SEE DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, STAFF
DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, FELLOWSHIPS
8 DUKE STUDENTS EARN MEDICAL FELLOWSHIPS
DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, GIFTS AND FUND RAISING
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., GIFTS AND FUND RAISING
LIVING WITH A CURSE; BREATHING DISORDER TIES CHILD TO A TUBE, MACHINE
BURROUGHS WELLCOME GIFT TO FUND DUKE PEDIATRICS
ART AUCTION TO BENEFIT DUKE EYE CENTER
WEEKEND TELETHON TO HELP CHILDREN AT DUKE HOSPITAL
CAMPAIGN BEGINS TO BUILD HOUSE TO LODGE CANCER PATIENTS AT DUKE
MONEY RAISED
COUPLE CREATES *1 MILLION DUKE ENDOWMENT
MEDICAL CENTER TO GET 17.5 MILLION
DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, GRANTS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., GRANTS
SEE ALSO GLAXO FUND FOR NURSING RESEARCH AND EDUCATION
DUKE GETS GRANT FOR PEDIATRIC AIDS UORK
GRANT TO HELP DUKE FIND BETTER SKIN-CARE METHODS
DUKE CANCER CENTER GETS $500,000 GRANT
IMAGING RESEARCH AT DUKE GRANTED $250,000 BY KODAK
GRANT MAY HELP NURSES FIND SKIN-CARE METHODS FOR PREMATLKE BABIES
DUKE MEDICAL CENTER WINS GRANT TO TREAT CHILDREN WITH AIDS
DUKE GETS RECORD NUMBER OF GRANTS FROM U.S. AGENCY
DUKE PATHOLOGIST WINS GRANT TO STUDY GROUP OF TOXICANTS
DUKE RESEARCHERS GET STUDY GRANTS
DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, HEART CENTER
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, CARDIOVASCULAR MEDICINE
SEE ALSO HEART DISEASE
SEE ALSO HEART RESEARCH
DUKE TO OFFER FREE TALKS ON HEART TREATMENT, RESEARCH
COMPUTER LINKS DUKE, VANCE HOSPITALS
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L P BYL
S 2 12/15/1989 A 6 P N G59
H
2 3/18/1989 B
3
N C60
S
2 4/20/1989 C
1
N
S
2 6/01/1989 C
1
N B53
H
2 10/11/1989 C
1
N S82
S 2 8/29/1989 A 10 N
S
2 2/25/1989 C
1
N
S
2 3/01/1989 A
9
N
S
2 3/07/1989 C
1
N
s
2 6/02/1989 C
1
N S92
H
2 6/13/1989 C
8
N
s
2 7/20/1989 C
4PPT32
s
2 8/22/1989 B
1
N
H
2 10/20/1989 C
2
N D80
H
2 5/05/1989 A
12
N
s
2 5/15/1989 C
1
N
s
2 5/15/1989 C
10
N
H
2 5/19/1989 C
4
N
H
2 5/21/1989 B
9
N K65
s
2 5/30/1989 C
1
N
s
2 8/02/1989 B
1
N
S
2 8/02/1989 B
1
N
S
2 11/27/1989 A
8
N
2 1/27/1989 D 4
1 6/03/1989 C 1
N
N D80
DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, HELICOPTER SERVICE
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SEE ALSO AIR AMBULANCE SERVICE
^IFEaiemILAND|RFOR GRANVILLE MEDICAL CENTER HELIPAD DEDICATION
DUKE, N.C. MEMORIAL SEEK HIGHER MEDICARE PAY FOR HELICOPTER SERVICE
NURSE FILES LIFE FLIGHT CRASH SUIT
LIFE FLIGHT NURSE THRIVES ON VARIETY IN JOB
DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, HISTORY
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., HISTORY
DUKE GIVES 'CITY OF MEDICINE' NAME
DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, INTENSIVE CARE NURSERY
DUKE USES TEAM APPROACH IN CHILDREN'S INTENSIVE-CARE UNIT
DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, INTERVENTIONAL CARDIAC CATHERIZATION PROGRAM
SEE DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, CARDIOVASCULAR MEDICINE
DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, LAWSUITS
SEE DUKE UNIV., LAWSUITS
SEE DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, MEDICAL MALPRACTICE SUITS
DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, LECTURES
SEE DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, SPEAKERS
SEE "HEALTH NIGHT OUT"
DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER. MEDICAL MALPRACTICE SUITS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., LAWSUITS
SEE ALSO LAWSUITS, DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO MEDICAL MALPRACTICE SUITS
PANEL PROBES DUKE FOR FRAUD OVER USE OF DEBATED CANCER TEST
DUKE MEDICAL CENTER FACES INQUIRY OVER USE OF EXPERIMENTAL CANCER TEST
CLEARING THE RECORD
DUKE ASKS SUn TO INCLUDE 3 MORE DOCTORS 1MM_
LAWYER ACCUSES DUKE HOSPITAL OF TRYING TO INTIMIDATE WITNESSES
DUKE DOCTOR FILES SUIT AGAINST FELLOW PHYSICIAN
CANCER TEST LAWSUITS DIVIDE DUKE'S DOCTORS
FAYETTEVILLE WOMAN FILES SUIT AGAINST DUKE MEDICAL CENTER
DUKE PATHOLOGY DEPARTMENT CHAIRMAN TO RESIGN
LAWSUIT FILED OVER CR0SSIN6 GUARD'S DEATH
HOSPITALS SUED OVER SPOTTED FEVER DEATH ___ ^^
N.C. SUPREME COURT SAYS DUKE OR ATTORNEYS SHOULD BE PENALIZED
DUKE TEST CONTROVERSY INVOLVES TV NETWORK
LAWYERS ARGUE WHETHER ABC SHOULD PRODUCE FILM IN LAWSUIT
OUTSIDE PANEL TO REVIEW DUKE CANCER TEST ISSUE
DUKE FACES MORE INTIMIDATION CHARGES M-^ „«,„„», *
NETWORK WON'T HAVE TO TURN OVER TAPED INTERVIEWS WITH DUKE OFFICIALS
HOSPITALS, DOCTORS SUED OVER ARSENIC DEATH OF PATIENT
DUKE MEDICAL CENTER SUED OVER OPERATION ON KNEES
DUKE SETTLES OUT OF COURT IN CANCER TREATMENT SUIT
MEDICAL MALPRACTICE ARTICLE OVERLY SIMPLISTIC AND INCORRECT
DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, NURSES
SEE ALSO FRIENDS OF NURSING PROGRAM
SEE ALSO NURSES* DURHAM
DUKE MEDICAL CENTER WORKING TO RECRUIT AND KEEP NURSES
OLD-FASHIONED NURSE APPRECIATED IN HIGH-TECH WORLD AT DUKE
11 DUKE NURSES TO RECEIVE AWARDS AT BANQUET MAY 26
NURSING DEAN ADVOCATES SPECIALIZATION
NURSE FINDS JOY IN SUCCESSES OF TINY BABIES
DUKE NURSE HELPS TO 'SCOPE' OUT ODD OBJECTS
DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, OBSTETRICS-43YNECOLOGY
SEE ALSO CHILDBIRTH
SEE ALSO OBSTETRICS AND GYNECOLOGY
SEE ALSO PREGNANCY
HOSPITALS TO DISCUSS DELIVERIES, FINANCES
DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, ORTHOPEDICS
3-D COMPUTER IMAGES HELP DOCTORS PLAN BONE SURGERY
DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, OUTPATIENT CLINICS
4/27/1989
5/25/1989
7/14/1989
11/13/1989
N T33
N M06
N S82
N
S 2 4/19/1989 E 11 P F H63
S 2 8/07/1989 C 1 N
S
2
1/17/1989 C
1
N S92
H
2
1/18/1989 A
1
N C60
H
2
1/19/1989 A
2
N
S
2
3/30/1989 C
1
N
H
2
4/20/1989 C
7
N
S
2
4/20/1989 C
4
N
H
2
4/23/1989 B
1
N
H
2
4/27/1989 B
9
N
H
2
5/13/1989 C
1
N C60
H
2
6/09/1989 C
1
N S82
H
2
7/04/1989 C
1
N S69
H
2
7/27/1989 C
1
N L40
H
2
7/30/1989 C
1
N
H
2
8/04/1989 C
1
N S82
H
2
8/05/1989 B
1
N
H
2
8/06/1989 B
1
N
S
2
8/22/1989 B
1
N
H
2
9/15/1989 C
1
N S82
H
2
9/23/1989 A
1
N S82
H
2 10/05/1989 A
1
N N36
S
2 10/20/1989 A
4
L
S
2
3/08/1989 C
1
N
H
2
5/19/1989 C
4
N D80
S
2
5/19/1989 A
8
N
S
2
5/27/1989 C
1
N T77
S
2 10/21/1989 C
1
N
S
2 12/22/1989 C
1
N
H 2 6/16/1989 C 1 N C60
S 2 12/15/1989 C 1 N
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DUKE WILL ADD OUTPATIENT CLINICS
DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, PAIN CLINIC
SEE ALSO PAIN
DUKE STUDYJ PEOPLE CAN LEARN TO COPE WITH ARTHRITIS PAIN
DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, PARKING
SEE ALSO PARKING LOTS
GUNMAN ROBS WOMAN IN DUKE PARKING GARAGE
S 2 10/09/1989 A 1 N S92
S 2 9/30/1989 C 1 N
H 2 8/29/1989 C 1 N N36
DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER. PEDIATRICS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. CHILDREN'S CLASSIC CELEBRITY PRO-AM GOLF AND TENNIS TOURNEY
SEE ALSO HARDEE'S CHILDREN'S BONE MARROW TRANSPLANT FACILITY
DUKE SEEKS VOLUNTEERS TO HELP FAMILIES OF CHILDREN WITH AIDS
PEDIATRIC PATROL
WALK FOR HEALTH ADDED TO ACTIVITIES PLANNED FOR CHILDREN'S CLASSIC
CHILDREN'S MEDICAL CENTER APPOINTS PLANNING DIRECTOR
TOT WALK BENEFITS DUKE CHILDREN'S MEDICAL AND SURGICAL CENTER
CHILDREN'S CLASSIC MONEY TO HELP HIGH-RISK INFANTS
TEEN FACES SURGERY AFTER 19 YEARS WITH HUGE TUMOR
PEDIATRIC UNIT USES SPECIAL APPROACH
TOONTUNE VISIT
'NOW BE A GOOD LITTLE BOY...'
WEEKEND TELETHON TO HELP CHILDREN AT DUKE HOSPITAL
DUKE USES TEAM APPROACH IN CHILDREN'S INTENSIVE-CARE UNIT
DUKE TO OPEN BONE MARROW LABORATORY FOR CHILDREN
SIXTH-GRADE ART WINNER HELPS KICK OFF HOLIDAY CARD CAMPAIGN
DECK THE HOSPITAL HALLS
DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, PSYCHIATRY DEPT.
DUKE ACTION SURPRISES MENTAL HEALTH CENTER (CORRECTED)
DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, RADIOACTIVE WASTE DISPOSAL
SEE DUKE UNIV., RADIOACTIVE WASTE DISPOSAL
SEE DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, RADIOLOGY DEPT.
DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER. RADIOLOGY DEPT.
SEE ALSO RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS
IMAGING RESEARCH AT DUKE GRANTED *250,000 BY KODAK
DUKE HIRES NEUROBIOLOGIST
DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, RATES
SEE DUKE HOSPITAL, RATES
DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, SICKLE CELL PROGRAM
SEE ALSO SICKLE CELL ANEMIA
DUKE TESTS DRUG FOR SICKLE CELL PAIN
DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, SMOKING REGULATIONS
SEE ALSO TOBACCO, ANTI-SMOKING CAMPAIGN
DUKE MEDICAL CENTER, GLAXO BAN EMPLOYEE SMOKING
DUKE AND GLAXO RIGHT TO ORDER SMOKING BAN
COUNTY GENERAL JOINING SMOKELESS RANKS
DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, SPEAKERS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., SPEAKERS
DUKE LECTURER THINKS ANESTHESIA, POETRY HAVE LINKS
DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, SPORTS MEDICINE CENTER
SEE ALSO SPORTS MEDICINE
BASSETT NEW PRESIDENT OF SPORTS MEDICINE GROUP (CORRECTED 7-25-89)
CORRECTION
DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, STAFF
WILKINS GETS APPOINTMENT TO COUNCIL
DUKE ANNOUNCES PROMOTIONS, APPOINTMENTS
PROMOTIONS, APPOINTMENTS ANNOUNCED FOR MEDICAL CENTER
DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, SURGERY DEPT.
SURGEONS TO MARK 25TH ANNIVERSARY OF SABISTON
1/17/1989 C
3/18/1989 B
4/13/1989 C
4/22/1989 C
4/27/1989 C
5/12/1989 C
5/19/1989 C
5/25/1989 B
5/25/1989 A
5/25/1989
6/02/1989
8/07/1989
8/17/1989
11/02/1989
12/20/1989
N C60
P P M66
N D80
N
P P T37
N
P N C60
N
P P
P P
C45
C45
N S92
N
N C60
N C60
P T37
H 2 12/01/1989 C 1 N C60
H 2 5/19/1989 C 4 N
H 2 12/10/1989 B 1 N
H 2 11/02/1989 C 9 N D80
H 2 1/05/1989 A 1 N N36
S 2 1/07/1989 A 4 E
H 2 11/09/1989 C 1 N C60
S 2 1/11/1989 C 1 N
S 2 7/24/1989 A 3 N
S 2 7/25/1989 A 2 N
S 2 5/09/1989 A 12 N
S 2 V09/1989 C 2 N
H 2 6/25/1989 B 7 N
2 4/26/1989 A 8 N
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DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, WEIGHT CONTROL REDUCTION CLINIC
SEE DUKE UNIV. DIETARY REHABILITATION CLINIC
DUKE UNIV. MUSEUM OF ART
SEE DUKE UNIV. ART MUSEUM
DUKE UNIV. MUSIC DEPT, _n
SEE ALSO GINA BACHAUER MEMORIAL PIANO MASTER CLASSES
•ENCOUNTERS' RESUMES WITH CONCERT BY BOLCON
MUSIC MAJORS AT DUKE PLAN PUBLIC RECITALS __
DUKE MUSIC STAFF, FACULTY MEMBERS COLLABORATE ON C. AMERICAN PROJECT
DUKE UNIV. OFFICE OF CONTINUING EDUCATION
SEE ALSO ADULT EDUCATION
SEE ALSO WOMEN, CAREERS _ „
•HOLLERING 101' OFFERED IN DUKE CONTINUING ED
DUKE UNIV. OFFICE OF DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., GIFTS AND FUND RAISING
DUKE FUND-RAISING PROGRAM PRAISED
DUKE UNIV. OFFICE OF PUBLICATIONS
SEE DUKE UNIV. PUBLICATIONS BOARD
DUKE UNIV. OFFICE OF UNIVERSITY RELATIONS
SEE ALSO PUBLIC RELATIONS _
PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER PARDUE LEAVING DUKE
DUKE UNIV. PERKINS LIBRARY
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., LIBRARIES
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY
BUSH HAS TIES TO THE CAROLINAS
DUKE LIBRARY LOOKING TO PRESERVE BOOKS
DUKE LIBRARY EXHIBIT TO HONOR FAMILY LINKED TO GERMAN BOOKS
UNDERSTAND THE WORLD 'TO LEARN' THE BOOK
DUKE'S PERKINS LIBRARY EXHIBIT TARGETS AIDS AWARENESS MONTH
SHARPE NAMED DUKE LIBRARIAN
DUKE UNIV. PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT PROGRAM
SEE ALSO PHYSICIAN ASSISTANTS
DUKE IS REVAMPING ITS PHYSICIAN-ASSISTANTS PROGRAM
Tt IKT I MTU PHYTfTnWTN
DUKE'gROWTH CHAMBERS CAN SIMULATE MAN'S IMPACT ON THE ENVIRONMENT
BIT OF GREAT PLAINS IS SHIPPED TO DUKE FOR SCIENCE
DUKE UNIV. PLACEMENT OFFICE
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., GRADUATE PLACEMENT
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL PLACEMENT OFFICE
ALL IN THE FAMILY; JOBS EASY FOR DUKE'S CLASS OF '89
DUKE TO CLARIFY CIA CONNECTIONS
DUKE UNIV. PRESS
NEWEST BOOK IN DUKE 'SHORE' SERIES CITES CHESAPEAKE WOES
BOOK FOCUSES ON PROTECTING MAINE SHORES
EMOTIONAL HONESTY A HALLMARK OF DUKE DOCTOR, AUTHOR
BOOK PRESENTS ALTERNATIVES ON ORGAN-TRANSPLANT POLICIES
DUKE UNIV. PREVENTIVE APPROACH TO CARDIOLOGY
SEE DUKE UNIV. DUPAC PROGRAM
DUKE UNIV. PROVOST
SEE DUKE UNIV., PROVOST
DUKE UNIV. PUBLIC SAFETY
SEE DUKE UNIV. CAMPUS POLICE
DUKE UNIV. PUBLICATIONS BOARD
WHY NO ANTI-MARXIST RUCKUS?
H 2 2/03/1989 D 9 N
H 2 3/22/1989 D 9 N
H 2 4/05/1989 B 6 N
H 2 5/11/1989 C 4 N
S 2 7/21/1989 C 1 N
H 2 8/05/1989 A 1 P N R63
s
2 1/19/1989 A
1 N
s
2 5/25/1989 C
1 N
s
2 6/16/1989 A
6 N
H
2 10/08/1989 D
3 P U H45
H
2 10/14/1989 C
4 N D80
s
2 10/28/1989 C
5 N
S 2 4/08/1989 C 1 N
S 2 4/11/1989 A 3 N
H 2 8/26/1989 B 8 N D80
S 2 5/30/1989 C 1 N S92
S 2 11/16/1989 A 1 N E33
S 2 1/28/1989 C 1 P N
H 2 2/09/1989 C 13 N D80
S 2 4/12/1989 C 1 P N
H 2 9/27/1989 C 3 N D80
H 2 12/11/1989 A 4 E
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DUKE UNIV. ROUNDTABLE ON SCIENCE AND PUBLIC AFFAIRS
AIDS EXPERT TO SPEAK AT ROUND TABLE ON SCIENCE
DUKE UNIV. SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING
DUKE ENGINEERING DEAN COLLABORATES ON BOOK
ENGINEERING UEEK IN CANADA INCLUDES DUKE PROFESSOR
DUKE ENGINEERING SCHOOL HONORS THREE WITH ALUMNI AWARDS
ENGINEERING SCHOOL ANNOUNCES ENDOWMENT
ENGINEERING CLASS HONORS FACULTY
DUKE RECEIVES $250,000 GRANT FROM AT&T
DUKE ENGINEERING SCHOOL GETS GRANT
DUKE UNIV. SCHOOL OF FORESTRY AND ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES
DUKE FORESTRY SCHOOL GIVEN $25,000 TO CONTINUE PROGRAM
DUKE GRADUATE STUDENT SEEKS TO REFOREST AFRICAN HOMELAND
DUKE: AIR POLLUTION HURTS REGION'S FORESTS
SCIENCE ACADEMY ELECTS PROFESSOR JOINING DUKE STAFF
DUKE FORESTRY SCHOOL EXPECTS LARGEST CLASS IN HISTORY THIS FALL
DUKE FORESTRY SCHOOL EXPECTS BIGGEST CLASS
DUKE FORESTRY SCHOOL GETS $350,000
DUKE TALKS TO FOCUS ON THE ENVIRONMENT
DUKE UNIV. SCHOOL OF LAW
SEE DUKE UNIV. LAW SCHOOL
DUKE UNIV. SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER
MEDICAL SCHOOLS SEEK MORE VERBAL SKILLS
DUKE IS REVAMPING ITS PHYSICIAN-ASSISTANTS PROGRAM
DUKE PATHOLOGY DEPARTMENT CHAIRMAN TO RESIGN
DUKE MEDICAL SCHOOL GETS FUND FOR MINORITY STUDENTS
DUKE UNIV. SCHOOL OF MEDICINE, ADMISSIONS
MEDICAL SCHOOL PETITIONS INCREASE
DUKE UNIV. SCHOOL OF MEDICINE, ALUMNI
SEE DUKE UNIV., ALUMNI
DUKE UNIV. SCHOOL OF MEDICINE, FACULTY
SEE DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, STAFF
DUKE UNIV. SCHOOL OF NURSING
SEE ALSO NURSES, DURHAM
SEE ALSO NURSING SCHOOLS, N.C.
SCHOOL OF NURSING AT DUKE SCHEDULES LECTURE ON ETHICS
DUKE UNIV. SPORTS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., ATHLETIC DIRECTOR
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., SCHOLARSHIPS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. ATHLETIC DEPT.
THE YEAR IN SPORTS
DUKE UNIV. SPORTS, BASEBALL
DESPITE COLD, IT'S TIME FOR ACC BASEBALL
WOLFPACK RALLIES, EDGES DUKE, 5-2
DOUGHERTY GIVES TAR HEELS NEEDED RELIEF
THODEN THROWS TAR HEELS BY DUKE
TAR HEELS CHARGE PAST BLUE DEVILS
JACKETS STING BLUE DEVILS
DUKE UNIV. SPORTS, BASKETBALL (HEN)
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. CAMERON STADIUM
EVEN IN LESS THAN TOP FORM, REID LEAVES MARK ON AZTECS
IT'S A SPECIAL NIGHT FOR SNYDER FAMILY
SYRACUSE IN SECOND SPOT BEHIND DUKE
MICHIGAN FALLS, DUKE HOLDS TOP SLOT
BLUE DEVILS MAKE SECOND ROAD TRIP
HUSKIES CAN'T KEEP UP WITH PAC-10
SNYDER HOPES TRIP HOME FIRST OF TWO WESTWARD
H 2 4/04/1989 C 12 N
S
2
1/25/1989 A
11 N
H
2
2/24/1989 C
7 N
H
2
4/01/1989 C
14 P N
S
2
4/28/1989 A
6 N
S
2
6/07/1989 C
6 N
S
2
8/19/1989 C
1 N
H
2
8/26/1989 B
7 N
H
2
2/04/1989 D
4 N
H
2
3/03/1989 C
7 P N D80
S
2
4/18/1989 A
1 P N
H
2
5/13/1989 C
18 N D80
S
2
6/24/1989 C
1 N
H
2
6/25/1989 B
5 N
H
2
6/30/1989 C
2 N D80
S
2
9/19/1989 A
8 N
H 2 3/23/1989 C 3 N C60
S 2 4/08/1989 C 1 N
H 2 5/13/1989 C 1 N C60
S 2 12/20/1989 C 1 N
CHH 1 3/02/1989 A 1 N S17
H 2 3/11/1989 C 6 N
H 2 8/27/1989 F 11
H
H
H
H
H
H
2
2
2
2
2
2
2/12/1989 C
3/29/1989 D
4/05/1989 D
4/12/1989 D
4/19/1989 D
4/30/1989 C
6 P N C52
1 P N R54
3 P N R54
1 P N R54
1 N R54
8 N
H
S
S
H
H
S
H
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
1/01/1989 B
1/02/1989 D
1/02/1989 D
1/03/1989 D
1/03/1989 D
1/03/1989 B
1/04/1989 D
11 P N M14
2 P U D18
6 N
2 C N
2 N C52
2 P U D18
1 P N C52
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FOUL-PRONE BLUE DEVILS TOO MUCH FOR HUSKIES
♦QUIET' SMITH PLAYS LOUDLY
FOULS PLAGUE DEVILS IN ROUT OF HUSKIES
BLUE DEVILS RIP DAVIDSON, 101-53
DUKE OVERCOMES 'CATS, JET LAG
%RSffliJftfflB"»1fflK STUBBORN CAWLIERS, 84-7.
blue devils eluded cavs' trap
laettner: uva's loss, duke's win
DEVILS' UNIQUE AMONG TOP 10
SWENSON STILL BELIEVES IN W&M'S POTENTIAL
NO. 1 BLUE DEVILS ROCK WILLIAM & MARY, 100-38
BLUE DEVILS DISMANTLE W&M _
DUKE VS. MARYLAND HEADS ACC LIST
DUKE PULLS OUT WIN OVER TERPS
DEVILS DON'T MEASURE UP TO RANKING
DUKE STILL NO. 1; UNC 13TH
SIGNS OF DEVILS
TRUE BLUE FANS WAIT FOR TICKETS
SUBS MAY DECIDE DUKE-UNC MATCHUP _ „_,,__,
LIFE IN 'KRZYZEWSKIVILLE' RUN ON TAG-TEAM SYSTEM
UNC VS. DUKE'. INJURIES COULD BE KEY IN 1ST MEETING
TURN UP THE VOLUME. TAR HEEL FANS
FERRY LOOKING FORWARD TO TAR HEEL TEST
GMC~SEATING AT CAMERON PUTS SQUEEZE ON A 'BROKER'
FOR TAR HEELS? EVERYTHING WAS COMING UP ROSES AT CAMERON
TAR HEELS HUMBLE TOP-RANKED DUKE
DEVILS CAN'T DODGE TAR HEELS' ARTILLERY
UNC EXPLOSION ENDS SUSPENSE m^Mmm
1 DAY LATER, A GAME OF 20 QUESTIONS
PLAYERS SET GOOD EXAMPLE
MCQUEEN HELPS DEACS DEAL DUKE SECOND LOSS
DEACONS DERAIL DISJOINTED DEVILS,^ An
KRZYZEWSKI NOT UPSET BY DEVILS' DROP IN AP POLL
TROUBLED DUKE, STATE GET TOGETHER IN RALEIGH
ffpULLS W^WbLUeIevILS, WITHOUT FERRY, DUKE LOSES THIRD
WOLFPACK 'HANDLES' FERRY-LESS BLUE DEVILS
CORCHIANI'S BEST EFFORT
IS DUKE IN TROUBLE? _
CLEMSON SUSPENDS SEVEN PLAYERS FOR DUKE GAME
1977-78 BLUE DEVILS ARE FEINSTEIN'S LATEST SUBJECT/BASKETBALL NOTES
DUKE'S^QUIN SNTTJER€POKEf THE BALL AWAY FROM KIRKLAND HOWLING...
BLUE DEVILS FIND DEFENSIVE SPARK
TIGERS TAKE THEIR LUMPS _ _
DUKE'S EASY START GIVES WAY TO REALITY
BLUE DEVILS FIND IDENTITY IN DUKE 'D' .__„,
BLUE DEVILS LOOKING TO END STREAK; ANOTHER NCCU GAME POSTPONED
TECH GIVES DUKE FOURTH ACC LOSS
BIG WIN FOR CREMINS
JACKETS HAND DEVILS 4TH LOSS
PHELPS' IRISH AWAIT DEVILS
DEVILS LEAVE IRISH GASPING
DUKE'S DEFENSE STIFLES LAPHONSO ELLIS...
DUKE GETS HEALTHY AT NOTRE DAME
BLUE DEVILS TAKE PACE FROM UNC'S PLAYBOOK
'AIR BRICKEY:' NO BOAST, JUST A FACT
ACC STANDINGS UPSIDE DOWN?
BLUE DEVILS RIP VIRGINIA, 25-66
TENACIOUS DUKE DEFENSE SHUTS DOWN CAVS
HENDERSON GIVES DEVILS A LIFT
DEVILS, TERPS RIDING STREAKS __
DUKE CRANKS UP DEFENSE TO ROUT LAST-PLACE TERPS
DEVILS TORMENT OUTMAMO TERPS
ON THE ROA^AGAIN: TAR HEELS VISIT ODU, DEVILS FACE HARVARD
DEVILS HAVE POINT TO PROVE VS. HARVARD
BLUE DEVILS BLITZ CRIMSON
KOUBEK RISES TO OCCASION FOR DUKE
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H
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2
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2
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1/04/1989 D
1/04/1989 D
1/05/1989 D
1/06/1989 B
1/04/1989 D
1/07/1989 B
1/08/1989 B
1/09/1989 B
1/09/1989 D
1/10/1989 D
1/11/1989 D
1/12/1989 D
1/12/1989 B
1/14/1989 D
1/15/1989 C
1/16/1989 D
1/16/1989 D
1/17/1989 A
1/17/1989
1/17/1989
1/18/1989
1/18/1989
1/18/1989
1/18/1989
1/18/1989
1/19/1989
1/19/1989
1/19/1989 .
1/19/1989 B
1/19/1989 B
1/20/1989 B
1/20/1989 A
1/22/1989 C
1/23/1989 D
1/24/1989 D
1/26/1989 D
1/27/1989 B
1/27/1989 B
1/27/1989 D
1/27/1989 D
1/27/1989 D
1/29/1989 C
1/29/1989 C
1/30/1989 B
1/30/1989 D
1/30/1989 D
1/30/1989 B
1/31/1989 B
2/01/1989 D
2/02/1989 D
2/03/1989 B
2/03/1989 D
2/03/1989 D
2/04/1989 B
2/06/1989 D
2/06/1989
2/06/1989
2/07/1989
2/08/1989
2/08/1989 .
2/09/1989 B
2/09/1989 B
2/09/1989 B
2/11/1989 D
2/12/1989 C
2/13/1989 D
2/14/1989 D
2/14/1989 B
2/15/1989 D
2/15/1989 D
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U D18
N C52
N C49
N F25
N F25
N C49
U C49
UF25
N
U D18
N C49
N D18
N
N C52
U F25
N
P M66
P M66
U D18
N N36
N M14
E
U D18
UF25
N N36
U M14
N C52
U D18
N F25
U M14
E
N C52
U D18
N F25
N C52
U M14
N C52
N P52
U D18
N F25
N C52
N M14
N C52
P C45
U F25
N C52
U D18
U M14
N C49
N C49
U D18
N D18
N D18
N M14
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U D18
U M14
N C49
U F25
N C49
N F25
U D18
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N C49
N F25
N C52
N F25
N C52
N F25
MONTHLY/
ANNUAL
1/01/1989
INDEX BY
12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
IVY NO LONGER BIG-TIME
BLUE DEVILS ROLL PAST JAYHAUKS
DUKE RETIRES FERRY'S NUMBER
HAMMONDS' OUT, BUT DUKE'S STILL WARY OF GA. TECH
OUIN SNYDER... AND ROBERT BRICKEY... AS DUKE RIPS KANSAS
DUKE HONORS FERRY, RIPS KANSAS
LOUD ZONE
BLUE DEVILS SWAT YELLOW JACKETS
DUKE DEMOLISHES SHORT-HANDED TECH
DEVILS UNLEASH 'AIR BRICKEY' VS. JACKETS
BLUE DEVILS' SENIORS BIO FARUELL; WOLFPACK OUT TO SPOIL EXIT
GOODBYE, CAMERON; FERRY: FANS, TRADITION CREATE 'BASKETBALL CATHEDRAL'
DUKE MESHES AT RIGHT TIME
BLUE DEVILS BURY UOLFPACK, 86-65; FERRY SCORES 26 IN HOME FINALE
GRAND FINALE IS TRULY GRAND
DUKE'S RARE ZONE ZAPS 'PACK
'PACK READY TO REGROUP
DUKE-ARIZONA GAME SHOWCASE FOR FERRY-ELLIOTT
FERRY VS. ELLIOTT CONFRONTATION HAS MAKINGS OF A CLASSIC
ELLIOTT, ARIZONA TOP DUKE; CLAIM NO. 1
DANNY FERRY WRESTLES WITH JUD BUECHLER AS DUKE AND ARIZONA STAGE...
BAD START COSTS FAST-FINISHING DEVILS
NO TRICKS, JUST WORDS OF COMFORT BY NIXON
TAR HEELS, BLUE DEVILS CONTINUE COLLISION COURSE
DEVILS, TIGERS IN SHOWDOWN
"THE BLUE DEVILS ARE CONSOLED BY AN ALUMNUS" (CARTOON)
SENIOR DAYS/SMITH HAS RUN THE GAMUT IN CAREER UITH BLUE DEVILS
TIGERS POWER BY 9TH-RANKED DUKE
ABDELNABY SUSPENDED FOR 2 GAMES
TIGERS DUNK BLUE DEVILS
SENIOR DAYS/SNYDER'S DEVELOPMENT CAME ON, OFF FLOOR
SCOTT'S SHOT JOINS LIST OF GREAT ONES
DEVILS, TIGERS HAVE DIFFERENT TOURNEY GOALS
SENIOR DAYS/LOOKING BACK, PICKING DUKE WAS THE PERFECT DECISION
TAR HEELS SHOOTING FOR TOP IN FINALE AGAINST BLUE DEVILS
DEVILS WIN THRILLER, 88-86
DUKE TAPS HEELS, GIVES PACK TITLE; RICE DOWN OVER MISS, BUT NOT OUT
DUKE TAPS HEELS, GIVES PACK TITLE; LADY LUCK SMILES ON DEVILS, 88-86
DUKE'S BIG VICTORY WAS ALMOST FERRY'S DEBACLE
DOWN TO THE WIRE
WELL, ALMOST; TAR HEEL FANS SEE THEIR HOPES FOR VICTORY '86ED'
DUKE WINS IN CHAPEL HILL
DUKE'S 'SPARE PARTS' PLAY KEY ROLES
ABDELNABY BACK WITH BLUE DEVILS
ALAA ABDELNABY READY TO RESUME FUN, GAMES
DEVILS BOUNCE DEACS, 88-64
DUKE DECKS DEACS
PAY-BACK TIME FOR DEVILS
'AIR BRICKEY' IGNITES DUKE
FERRY GIVES BLUE DEVILS SPARK TO FINISH OFF CAVS
LABEL UNC-DUKE MATCHUP ANOTHER BATTLE OVER 'BOARDS'/ACC NOTEBOOK
TAR HEELS TAKE IT ALL! TAR HEEL FANS ARE EUPHORIC
THIS TIME AROUND, HEELS TAKE THE PRIZE; UNC SENIORS SETTLE SCORE
TAR HEELS' TRIUMPH OVER BLUE DEVILS FOR ACC TITLE
EARNING THE BATTLE SCARS
ACC CHAMPIONSHIP/BATTLE OF ATLANTA
FANS EUPHORIC AFTER HEELS' ACC VICTORY
HEELS FINALLY WIN THE REAL THING
MISFIRES COST DUKE 'WAR' UITH UNC
TAR HEELS GET RAW DEAL
DEVILS LOSE WITH CLASS
FERRYTABBED AP ALL-AMERICA
FORGETTING LOSS IS DEVILS' BIGGEST TASK
WILDCATS REMAIN ON TOP; UNC RANKED 5TH, DUKE 9TH
DUKE CENTER FACES CHARGE FOR BAD CHECK
DEVILS MUST FOCUS ON NCAAS
DUKE'S TOURNEY FOE 'BALANCED'
LET'S HOPE THEY MEET AGAIN; DUKE-CAROLINA BRUISER FIT END TO ACC TOURNEY
ABDELNABY SETTLES CHECK
BLUE DEVILS READY FOR NCAA DRIVE
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2/16/1989 B
2/19/1989 C
2/19/1989 C
2/20/1989 B
2/20/1989 D
2/20/1989 D
2/21/1989 B
2/21/1989 B
2/21/1989 B
2/21/1989 B
2/23/1989 D
2/23/1989 B
2/24/1989 B
2/24/1989 B
2/24/1989 D
2/24/1989 D
2/24/1989 D
2/25/1989 B
2/26/1989 C
2/27/1989 B
2/27/1989 D
2/27/1989 D
2/28/1989 D
3/01/1989 C
3/01/1989 B
3/02/1989 A
3/02/1989 D
3/02/1989 D
3/02/1989 D
3/02/1989 B
3/03/1989 B
3/03/1989 D
3/03/1989
3/05/1989
3/05/1989
3/06/1989
3/06/1989
3/06/1989
3/06/1989
3/06/1989
3/06/1989
3/06/1989
3/06/1989
3/09/1989
3/10/1989
3/11/1989
3/11/1989
3/11/1989 B
3/11/1989 B
3/12/1989 C
3/12/1989 C
3/13/1989 A
3/13/1989 B
3/13/1989 B
3/13/1989 B
3/13/1989 B
3/13/1989 A
3/13/1989 D
3/13/1989 D
3/13/1989 D
3/13/1989 D
3/14/1989 B
3/14/1989 B
3/14/1989 B
3/14/1989 A
3/14/1989 B
3/14/1989 B
3/15/1989 A
3/15/1989 D
3/16/1989 D
D
C
C
A
D
D
D
D
A
D
D
D
D
D
A
U F25
N C52
N C52
N C52
P L38
U D18
P L38
N C52
NF25
U D18
N C52
N F25
U M14
N C52
U D18
N F25
N A76
N D18
U M14
N M14
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U D18
U M14
N C49
NF25
T C50
G C49
N C49
N
N F25
G C52
U D18
U F25
G C52
N M14
P K30
N C52
N C52
U M14
P K30
N L90
P K30
U D18
N
U F25
N C49
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U D18
N F25
N C49
N C45
N H90
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N C52
U M14
P L38
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U F25
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MONTHLY/
ANNUAL
1/01/1989
INDEX BY
12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
DEVILS WARY OF S.C. STATE'S 'QUICK' BULLDOGS
NCAA EAST REGIONAL NOTEBOOK
BLUE DEVILS BOOT BULLDOGS, 90-49
DEVILS TOO MUCH FOR S.C. STATE
'BOGS KEEP CHINS UP
A DEVIL OF A DAY
CATLETT'S ALTERNATIVE: MATCHUP WITH fK'
WVU: GOOD, BUT NOT IN DUKE'S CLASS
DUKE OUTLAWS U. VA., 70-43
DUKE TURNS BACK STUBBORN U. VIRGINIA
SNYDER, HENDERSON RESPOND TO PRESSURE WITH STYLISH 'D»
DUKE'S QUIN SNYDER PUTS CLAMPS ON HERBIE BROOKS
IMPRESSIVE DEVILS SURVIVE, ADVANCE
MINNESOTA EAGER TO MEET BLUE DEVILS
DUKE FANS EXPECT SUCCESS
BRICKEY'S MOST-SUPPRESSED DESIRE
HIGH EXPECTATIONS
BLUE DEVrLS^A^TP^nONAL ROUTE; VALVAWO UARY OF GEORGETOWN'S MIGHT
SNYDER FEELIN' FINE AFTER BOUT WITH MIGRAINE
BLUE DEVILS WARY OF 'CINDERELLA'
MUSCLE UNDER THE NET
BLUE DEVILS BURY GOPHERS
LOOKING UP
BLUE DEVILS USE DEFENSE TO BURY GOPHERS
BASKETBALL FANS GET EASTER FEAST: ACC-BIG EAST
DUKE VS. HOYAS BOILS DOWN TO DEFENSE
SEATTLE, HERE UE COME!
BONFIRES SIGNAL DUKE'S GLOWING HAPPINESS „ «..„ „„. ,
BLUE DEVILS EARN ANOTHER TRIP TO FINAL FOUR/NETS INTACT, BLUE DEVILS..
HENDERSON REVERSES INTIMIDATION FACTOR ON MOURNING, GEORGETOWN
LAETTNER'S SPIRIT CHARGES BLUE DEVILS AGAINST HOYAS; NCAA/NOTES
LAETTNER'S SPIRIT CHARGES BLUE DEVILS AGAINST HOYAS; NCAA/NOTES
WHOOPING IT UP
DEVIL OF A PARTY _
CHRISTIAN LAETTNER BLOCKS SHOT BY GEORGETOWN'S JOHN TURNER...
DEVILS CUT DOWN HOYAS, NOT NETS
HENDERSON'S SLAM A MOMENTUM PLAY
LAETTNER UNINTIMIDATED „ „ __
TWO TITLES, ONE CITY? DURHAM'S BASKETBALL FANS SALUTE N.C. CENTRAL, DUKE
WOMAN OWED AN APOLOGY
VICTORY IN HAND, DUKE TAKES DAY OFF
CARLESIMO: SETON HALL, DUKE TEAMS SIMILAR, THOUGH FERRY IS EXCEPTION
BENDER INTERVIEWS FOR POST
SNYDER KEEPS BLUE DEVILS FOCUSED ON GOAL
NCCU'S CHAMPIONSHIP COULD BE FIRST OF TWO
LAETTNER'S COMING OF AGE COMES AT GOOD TIME FOR BLUE DEVILS
GIA€ CREDIT TO PAIR OF ADS FOR AIDING DUKE, SETON HALL
DEVILS HEAD FOR SEATTLE
FINAL FOUR COACHES HEAP ON THE PRAISE
TAKE ME HOME... DUKE'S SNYDER YEARNED FOR RETURN TO SEATTLE...
'TYPICAL' RAINY DAY GREETS BLUE DEVILS UPON ARRIVAL
BASKETBALL MAY SHORTEN MEETING
OFF TO THE SEMIFINALS
PHIL HENDERSON IS DUKE'S SECRET WEAPON
THIS EMERALD CITY IS MINUS A WIZARD
FINAL FOUR NOTEBOOK: DEVILS* LUCKY 7?
FINAL FOUR NOTEBOOK: DEVILS' LUCKY 7?
THIS IS THE BIG TIME/BILL KING'S JOURNAL
HOOPLA FOR DUKE, Z-MAN IS A MAJOR PRACTITIONER OF DUKE DEVILIRIUM
WANT TO FLY TO SEATTLE? GOT ♦l.AOO? WELL, MAYBE
TALK ALONG THE HIGHWAYS, BYWAYS MOSTLY 'FINAL FOUR'
THE FINAL FOUR.., DEVILS FOCUSED ON TOP PRIZE
THE FINAL FOUR... BLUE DEVILS HAVE FERRY, EXPERIENCE ON THEIR SIDE
WATCHING AND WAITING
GrfVC rt^Y SPUR COUNCIL
BLUE DEVILS NOT BEST TALKERS AT THIS FINAL FOUR
DUKE FAVORED, BUT SETON HALL IS NO PUSHOVER
PLAYERS ENDURE THE JITTERS/BILLY KING'S JOURNAL
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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
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2
2
2
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3/16/1989 B
3/16/1989 B
3/17/1989 B
3/17/1989 D
3/17/1989 D
3/17/1989 D
3/18/1989 D
3/18/1989 B
3/19/1989 A
3/19/1989 C
3/19/1989
3/19/1989
3/20/1989
3/20/1989
3/20/1989 _
3/21/1989 D
3/21/1989 D
3/21/1989 D
3/23/1989 B
3/24/1989 B
3/24/1989 B
3/24/1989 D
3/25/1989 A
3/25/1989 D
3/25/1989 A
3/25/1989 B
3/25/1989 B
3/26/1989 C
3/27/1989 A
3/27/1989 B
3/27/1989 B
3/27/1989 B
3/27/1989 B
3/27/1989 B
3/27/1989 A
3/27/1989
3/27/1989
3/27/1989
3/27/1989
3/27/1989
3/28/1989
3/28/1989
3/28/1989
3/28/1989
3/28/1989
3/28/1989
3/28/1989
3/29/1989 _
3/30/1989 D
3/30/1989 A
3/30/1989 B
3/31/1989 B
3/31/1989 B
3/31/1989 C
3/31/1989
3/31/1989
3/31/1989
3/31/1989
3/31/1989
3/31/1989
4/01/1989
4/01/1989
4/01/1989
4/01/1989 .
4/01/1989 D
4/01/1989 A
4/01/1989 A
4/01/1989 B
4/01/1989 B
4/01/1989 B
N D18
N D18
N M14
N D18
N A76
P T32
N M14
U D18
P T32
N M14
P K30
N M14
P K30
U D18
U A76
N M14
U M14
U D18
U D18
N C49
N C49
N D18
P K30
N M14
P K30
N D18
U D18
N C49
P K30
N M51
U M14
N C49
N M14
N C49
P T44
P T44
P K30
U D18
N D18
N D18
E
L
N C52
N
N N14
U D18
E
U M14
U M14
N B53
U D18
N C52
N
N
P M66
U D18
U F25
N D18
N F25
F
N N36
N P41
N
U M14
N C52
P
E
U F25
N F25
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1/01/1989
INDEX BY
12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
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IT'S OVER; SETON HALL DUMPS DUKE, 95-78/AND DESPONDENT FANS SEEK WAYS... H
IT'S OVER; SETON HALL DUMPS DUKE, 95-78/AND DESPONDENT FANS SEEK WAYS... H
SOUVENIR SALES TRACK BASKETBALL FORTUNES H
SETON HALL DECKS DUKE; ALTHOUGH BIG ONE GOT AWAY, TRIO LEAVES WINNING.,. H
SETON HALL DECKS DUKE; DOWN BY 18, PIRATES RALLY LEAVES BLUE DEVILS., . H
THE RISE AND FALL OF ROBERT BRICKEY H
BAD COMBINATION DEFEATS BLUE DEVILS H
BAD COMBINATION DEFEATS BLUE DEVILS H
DUKE'S FERRY NAMED PLAYER OF THE YEAR BY WRITERS H
DUKE STUDENTS IN DARK-BLUE MOOD AS SCHOOL BOWS OUT OF FINAL FOUR S
GREENE SPLITS FERRY AND SNYDER... S
BLUE DEVILS MIGHT HAVE BEEN CHAMPS S
SETON HALL 'WEAPONS' STUN DEVILS S
FINAL FOUR NOTEBOOK S
'THE END' BRINGS RELIEF S
A SEASON OF MEMORIES/BILLY KING'S JOURNAL S
DURHAM IS Cin OF CHAMPIONS S
FROM HIKE TO DUKE FANS: I LOVE YOU H
WHOOPS MAY BE OVER BUT NOT NET HOOPLA: JUST WHICH ARE DUKE'S? H
FANS GREET DUKE TEAM S
TRUE BLUE S
DUKE PLAYERS WINNERS DESPITE FINAL FOUR LOSS S
HEART FOR DEVILS H
BASKETBALL'S BEST: STOPPING TO GREET KIDS H
AUTOGRAPH HOUNDS S
CONGRATULATIONS IN ORDER S
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE SALUTES EAGLES, BLUE DEVILS S
BENDER LEADING CANDIDATE FOR ILLINOIS ST. COACHING SPOT H
BENDER LEAVING DUKE, TO BE NEW ILLINOIS STATE HEAD COACH H
BULL CITY BECOMES HOME TO VARIETY OF SPORTS HEROES S
AHAKER MOVES UP; KING JOINS BENDER S
WNDERSON LEAVING DUKE H
'HOMESICK' HENDERSON MAY FINISH COLLEGE CAREER AT ILLINOIS H
tCNDERSON MUM S
HENDERSON RECEIVED DWI TWO WEEKS AGO H
NO ONE REASON PROMPTED HENDERSON DECISION H
SMITH RECALLS DURHAM DAYS H
HENDERSON TO RETURN TO DUKE H
HENDERSON RETURN BASED ON TRANSFER FAILURE H
GOOD SEATS IN CAMERON DON'T COME WITHOUT SACRIFICE H
HENDERSON BACK ON DUKE TEJ* H
BLUE DEVILS BEAT HEELS IN BATTLE FOR GRANT HILL H
CLARK BECOMES SECOND PLAYER TO COMMIT TO BLUE DEVILS H
DIFFERENT SEASON, DIFFERENT CHALLENGES IN ACC H
BLUE DEVILS EXPECT DIFFERENT LOOK FOR NEW SEASON H
PATIENCE MAY BE KEY FACTOR FOR BLUE DEVILS S
LAETTNER LEADS WHITE SQUAD IN SCRIMMAGE H
MICHAELS MEET: ZWICK AND KRZYZEWSKI H
ABDELNABY'S 20 POINTS LEAD BLUE DEVILS TO EXHIBITION WIN H
DUKE TAKES ON DIFFERENT LOOK IN POST-FERRY ERA H
HURLEY & MCCAFFREY: DUKE'S DREAM DUO H
BLUE DEVILS ROLL BY SOVIETS, 103-78 H
DUKE'S HURLEY MAKES HIS POINT S
DUKE OFFICIALLY BEGINS SEASON AGAINST HARVARD H
BLUE DEVILS SHOW OFF TALENTS IN 130-54 ROUT H
BLUE DEVILS SHOW OFF TALENTS IN 130-54 ROUT H
DEEP DEVILS POUR IT ON HARVARD S
HURLEY CONTINUES TO MAKE BELIEVERS H
DUKE ROUTS CANISIUS H
DEVILS SPURT PAST CANISIUS S
FOSTER AIMS TO BUILD NORTHWESTERN IN THE MOLD OF DUKE H
LAETTNER SPARKS DUKE TO 3RD 100-POINT GAME H
DUKE'S SIZE TOO MUCH FOR WILDCATS TO HANDLE S
BLUE DEVILS MISSING TRIO OF PLAYERS AGAINST NO. 1 SYRACUSE H
THE FINAL FOUR HAS A TOUGH ACT TO FOLLOW H
JOHNSON FTS DOWN DEVILS H
DEVILS FIND A LEADER S
ORANGEMEN SQUEEZE DUKE S
MICHIGAN SQUEEZES BY DUKE IN OT H
YOUNG DEVILS GET EDUCATION ON THE COURT H
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2
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2
2
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2
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2
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LP BYL
4/02/1989
4/02/1989
4/02/1989
4/02/1989
4/02/1989
4/02/1989
4/02/1989
4/02/1989
4/03/1989 B
4/03/1989 A
4/03/1989
4/03/1989
4/03/1989
4/03/1989
4/03/1989
4/04/1989
4/04/1989
4/05/1989
4/05/1989
4/05/1989
4/05/1989
4/06/1989
4/07/1989
4/11/1989
4/11/1989
4/11/1989
4/11/1989
4/12/1989
4/14/1989 B
4/19/1989 H
4/26/1989 D
6/13/1989 B
6/14/1989 D
6/14/1989 D
6/18/1989 C
6/18/1989 C
8/04/1989 B
8/21/1989 B
8/23/1989 D
8/27/1989 F
8/31/1989 D
9/19/1989 B
10/13/1989 B
10/15/1989 C
10/19/1989 B
10/19/1989 B
10/29/1989 C
10/30/1989 B
11/12/1989 C
11/15/1989 D
11/15/1989 D
11/23/1989 B
11/23/1989 B
11/25/1989 D
11/26/1989 C
11/26/1989 C
11/27/1989 D
11/29/1989 D
11/30/1989 B
11/30/1989 C
12/02/1989
12/03/1989
12/04/1989
12/06/1989
12/07/1989
12/07/1989
12/07/1989 B
12/07/1989 B
12/10/1989 C
12/11/1989 D
N K65
N N36
N C47
U M14
N C52
P S73
N C52
N M14
N M14
N A76
P S73
U F25
U D18
N F25
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F
U A76
N N36
N N36
N A76
P T44
E
E
N A54
P S73
P S73
U A76
N M14
N M14
F F25
N
N
N
U D18
N
U M14
U M88
N
N C52
F N36
N C49
N M88
N M88
N
NC49
N 018
N
P C45
N F95
N
N D18
N L22
U D18
N M88
N M98
N M98
U F25
N L22
N B40
N F25
N L22
N L22
N
N L22
U M88
N L22
U D18
N A76
N M88
U M88
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MONTHLY
/ANNUAL
1/01/1989
INDEX BY
12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
DEVILS HAKE PROGRESStJESPITE LOSS
FEINSTEIN'S LATEST BOOK NOT JUST FOR DUKE FANS
WITH EXAMS BEHIND, DUKE HITS COURT AGAIN
DUKE 'D' STRANGLES DAVIDSON
DUKE QUICKLY DISPOSES OF CRIPPLED WILDCATS
BLUE DEVILS, TAR HEELS AT 'HOME'
HURLEY'S HOT HAND HUMBLES HUSKIES
'77-'78 DUKE TEAM MORE THAN JUST BASKETBALL
CAMERON MYSTIQUE CAPTURED IN PRINT
HURLEY DOESN'T EXPECT TO PLAY LIKE A FRESHMAN
HEELS CLOSE IN ON WILDCATS; DUKE CHASES RAINBOW TITLE
DUKE: ONE fCAR MISS, ONE TITLE/1986 DUKE BASKETBALL & SOCCER
BLUE DEVILS TRYING TO MATCH OFFENSE TO SKILLS
DUKE UNIV. SPORTS, BASKETBALL (WOMEN)
VIRGINIA (W) 78, DUKE 66
UNC (W) 93, DUKE 92
STINSON'S 34 PACE WOLFPACK WOMEN'S WIN
N.C. STATE (W) 75, DUKE 68 _
CAGE CLASH WINS FOR RONALD MCDONALD HOUSES
BLUE DEVILS WHIP HEELS, END STREAK
TURNING A TAR HEEL „
GAME BENEFITS RONALD MCDONALD HOMES
DUKE WOMEN NOTCH FIFTH STRAIGHT VICTORY
DUKE UNIV. SPORTS, BOXING _,
DANNY FARRAR BRINGS 'GOLDEN AGE'
BACK TO DUKE
DUKE UNIV. SPORTS, FENCING (WOMEN) ^ .
MCFARLAND CUT QUITE A PATH THROUGH DUKE
DUKE UNIV. SPORTS, FIELD HOCKEY (WOMEN) M rmmm
BLUE DEVIL SPIKERS LOOK TO IMPROVE/COLLEGES ^^
DEVILS BLANK DEACS, FACE HEELS IN ACC FIELD HOCKEY
DUKE UNIV. SPORTS, FOOTBALL
SEE ALSO IRON DUKES
SEE ALSO WALLACE WADE STADIUM
FANFARE/DUKE NAMES WILSON
duke nears end of its recruiting wish list before signing day
signing date proves successful for duke, unc, n.c. state
rick johnson leaves duke coaching staff
chatham joins duke staff
spurrier desperate for »d'
for mines, it's another summer, another surgery
devils lose peterson
million high on spurrier, duke
duke kicker's back injury signals end of record career
'air' apparent: ray finds a home at duke
devils at work
first look
for our next pose...
acts glamour jobs open
spurrier tackles blue devil 'd»
duke's spurrier set to defend his offense
spurrier: ray clearcut no. i qb
hines beats l0n6 odds at duke
'pack. cavs to challenge tigers in acc race
blue devils looking to better banner campaign
hines making his bid to be the best — period
»30s duke football star, dan hill, dies
duke loses co-captain metts
spurrier getting devilishly comfortable
duke's last recruit makes impact
spurrier takes a look at mounties to prepare for opener
knee injury false alarm) metts starting for devils
duke still has a few question marks
spurrier happy with blue devils' progress; tar heels name captains
little big mani duke's rodney dickerson set for 'small' defensive task
spurrier wants defense to keep it simple in '89
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2 12/11/1989 D
2 12/19/1989 D
2 12/21/1989 B
2 12/22/1989 B
2 12/22/1989 D
2 12/23/1989 B
2 12/24/1989 C
2 12/24/1989 C
2 12/24/1989 C
2 12/26/1989 B
2 12/27/1989 D
2 12/28/1989 C
2 12/28/1989 C
2 1/08/1989 B
2 1/11/1989 D
2 1/15/1989 C
2 1/18/1989 D
2 2/09/1989 C
2 2/16/1989 D
2 2/16/1989 B
2 2/16/1989 C
2 12/07/1989 C
S 2 5/02/1989 D
H 2 7/14/1989 B
H 2 9/10/1989 C
H 2 10/28/1989 D
1/06/1989 B
2/06/1989 D
2/09/1989 B
2/13/1989 D
3/01/1989 C
4/12/1989 D
7/13/1989 D
7/20/1989 B
7/20/1989 B
7/21/1989 B
8/06/1989 C
8/12/1989 D
8/12/1989 B
8/14/1989 B
8/16/1989 D
8/17/1989 D
8/20/1989 B
8/21/1989 D
8/23/1989 D
8/23/1989 D
8/24/1989 D
8/24/1989 D
8/25/1989 A
8/26/1989 D
8/27/1989 B
8/28/1989 D
8/29/1989 B
8/29/1989 B
8/29/1989 C
8/30/1989 D
8/31/1989 D
8/31/1989 C
H
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H
2
H
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H
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1 P
3 P
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U F25
N K88
N K88
N F25
N M88
N C49
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R M88
U F25
N H88
G C49
N
N
N K30
N
N K30
N H65
N M98
P S73
N H65
N
6 P N A76
1 P U M88
2 N C52
2 N
N
N
N
P N
N
P U
P U
N
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N
U
N
N
N
N
N
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C49
C49
D18
D18
C52
D18
C49
C52
S73
S73
L38
F25
H88
F25
D18
F25
M88
M88
F25
C49
C49
F25
C52
F25
M 0 N T H L Y / A N N U A I INDEX BY SUBJ
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989
BIG TESTS ON TAP FOR DEVILS, EAGLES, 'PACK
DIKE LOSES HOWELL
BLUE DEVILS HISCUES HELP GAMECOCKS TO 27-21 WIN
ACHING PETERSON STAYS ACTIVE WORKING WITH DUKE'S KICKERS/FOOTBALL
WHEN TIME HAS RIGHT TO RALLY.BLUE DEVILS' OFFENSE SPUTTERED
DUKE 'DROPS' OPEfCR TO GAftCOCXS
SPURRIER LOOKING FOR SOME BLUE DEVIL 'D'
SPURRIER DESERVES TO BE HAD
NORTHWESTERN NOT BIG TEN'S WORST TEAH
TRIANGLE IS FOCUS OF BUSY WEEKEND
BOONE'S 'BIG' IN DUKE OFFENSE
BOONE'S 201 RUSHING YARDS LIFT DUKE OVER NORTHWESTERN
BOONE'S RUSHING PUT SOME FIRE BACK IN BLUE DEVILS' OFFENSE
NORTHWESTERN GIVES DEFENSELESS BLUE DEVILS FITS..,
DEFENSELESS DEVILS SURVIVE SCARE
FOR DUKE, ORANGE HAY BE BACKDROP FOR BOWL PICTURE
DEVILS SEEK DEFENSE FOR REVAMPED VOLS
FORMER DUKE COACH LEARNS TO TAILGATE
BLUE DEVILS TO PUT SEASON ON THE LINE AT TENNESSEE
NO. 17 TENNESSEE ROLLS TO VICTORY OVER BLUE DEVILS
DUKE FAILS TO FIND END ZONE ENTRY
VOLS LEAVE BLUE DEVILS REELING
BLUE DEVILS' PATH GETING ROUGHER
DEVILS FACING UPHILL BATTLE
CAVS' HCMEANS READY FOR BLUE DEVIL OFFENSE
SPURRIER LEGEND STILL LIVES IN TENNESSEE
YOUNG HEELS VISIT POWERFUL WOLFPACK
MOORE GUIDES CAVALIERS TO ROUT OF BLUE DEVILS
DUKE COULD ONLY WATCH 'AIR CAVS'
N.C. STATE TB ANTHONY BARBOUR TRIES TO CUT PAST UNC'S TORIN DORN...
DUKE'S DEFENSE COLLAPSES VS. CAVS
ESCAPE FROM DEATH VALLEYS BLUE DEVILS HAVE TRUE HOME ADVANTAGE
BLUE DEVILS NEED MORE THAN EXCUSES VS. TIGERS
FORD EXPECTS A '5-0' EFFORT WHEN TIGERS TRAVEL TO DUKE
BLUE DEVILS HOPING TO PUT MORE FANS IN STANDS FOR CLEMSON
DEVILS PREPARING FOR CLEMSON 'D'
DUKE, UNC CHANGE LINEUPS
FORD'S TIGERS A CUT ABOVE
CLEMSON SPEARHEADS TRIANGLE INVASION
DEVILS BATTLE ODDS AGAINST CLEMSON
DUKE POSTS SURPRISE VICTORY
TO BEAT TIGERS, SPURRIER FIRST GOT DEVILS' MINDS IN SHAPE
BLUE DEVILS STUN NO. 7 CLEMSON, 21-17
BLUE DEVILS GOT A BIG BOOST FROM FRESH FACES IN LINEUP
BLUE DEVILS' UPSET OF CLEMSON WON'T SOON BE FORGOTTEN
WOW! BLUE DEVILS STUN TIGERS
DUKE DEFENSE RISES TO THE OCCASION
BLUE DEVILS END LONG DROUGHT IN RAIN
LINGERIE, MOTIVATION, BUS RIDES: THEY ALL PLAYED PART IN DUKE'S WIN
BLUE DEVILS DOMINATE ACC PICKS
DUKE'S OFFENSIVE SUCCESS VS. TIGERS CENTERS ON METTS
THAwnrgy from duke coach steve spurrier
an upsetting upset
cadets march to rock beat on game day
duke trying to break wishbone
devils aim for army) heels tackle deacs
krzyzewski warnsj duke must focus on army
'run vs. gun' tests duke, army 'bone
wrist injury hay bench ray
blue devils hold back cadets assault
cuthbert fulfills promise at duke
senate race can be compared to ball game, boxing
devils roll — for three quarters
florida's football fortunes focus on spurrier
spurrier-booster meeting fuels florida talk
lights. cafcrajtaction! 'hollywood- howell's ready to shine again
history says terps key for devils
devils on the brink
duke-maryland: 17 years of frustration
bubba and the boys make duke offense go
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S
2
9/01/1989 D
1 P N
H
2
9/02/1989 D
1 P N C49
H
2
9/03/1989 B
1 N C49
H
2
9/03/1989 B
2 N C49
H
2
9/03/1989 B
5 NC49
S
2
9/04/1989 D
2P U F25
H
2
9/05/1989 B
2 N C49
S
2
9/05/1989 B
2 P U D18
S
2
9/08/1989 D
1 U D18
S
2
9/08/1989 D
1 P N
H
2
9/09/1989 D
1 P N C49
H
2
9/10/1989 C
1 P N C49
H
2
9/10/1989 C
3 U H88
S
2
9/11/1989 D
1 P P C45
S
2
9/11/1989 D
3 P U D18
H
2
9/12/1989 B
1 P N C49
S
2
9/12/1989 B
1 P U D18
H
2
9/15/1989 B
1 P N C49
S
2
9/15/1989 D
1 P N
H
2
9/17/1989 C
1 N C49
H
2
9/17/1989 C
6 N C49
S
2
9/18/1989 D
2 P U D18
H
2
9/19/1989 B
2 P N M88
S
2
9/19/1989 D
1 N F25
S
2
9/21/1989 B
1 P N F25
H
2
9/22/1989 B
1 P N C49
S
2
9/22/1989 D
1 P N
H
2
9/24/1989 C
1 N C49
H
2
9/24/1989 C
7 P N C49
S
2
9/25/1989 D
1 P P K30
S
2
9/25/1989 D
2P U F25
H
2
9/26/1989 B
2 P N C49
S
2
9/26/1989 B
2 P U D18
H
2
9/27/1989 D
3 N
H
2
9/28/1989 D
1 N
H
2
9/28/1989 D
2 N
H
2
9/29/1989 B
2 P N
S
2
9/29/1989 D
1 P U D18
S
2
9/29/1989 D
1 P N
H
2
9/30/1989 D
1 P N M88
H
2 10/01/1989 A
1 P P L38
H
2 10/01/1989 C
1 P U M88
H
2 10/01/1989 C
1 P N C49
H
2 10/01/1989 C
3 P N C49
H
2 10/02/1989 B
2 P N M88
S
2 10/02/1989 D
1 P U D18
S
2 10/02/1989 D
3 P N D18
S
2 10/02/1989 D
3 N A76
H
2 10/03/1989 B
2 U C49
H
2 10/03/1989 B
3 N
S
2 10/03/1989 D
1 P N D18
H
2 10/04/1989 C
3 P A
S
2 10/05/1989 B
3 U F25
H
2 10/05/1989 B
1 N C49
H
2 10/05/1989 B
2 N
S
2 10/06/1989 B
1 P F
S
2 10/04/1989 B
3PF
H
2 10/07/1989 D
1 N C49
H
2 10/07/1989 D
1 P N M88
H
2 10/08/1989 C
1 P N C49
H
2 10/08/1989 C
8 P U MSB
S
2 1
10/09/1989 A
5 J Oil
S
2 10/09/1989 D
1 P U D18
S
2 10/10/1989 B
1 P U D18
H
2 10/13/1989 B
1 P N C49
H
2 10/15/1989 C
2 P N C49
H
2 10/17/1989 B
1 N C49
S
2 10/17/1989 B
1 N F25
S
2 10/19/1989 B
1 P U F25
H
2 10/20/1989 B
1 P N C49
MONTHLY/
ANNUAL
1/01/1989
INDEX BY
12/31/1939
SUBJECTS
OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS FOR BLUE DEVILS _ ^^ M
0-F0R-17 YEARS: DEVILS TRY TO TERMINATE TERPS HEX
46-251 DUKE ENDS 17 YEARS OF FRUSTRATION , „
WITH BACKS TOWALL, DUKE'S 'MUCK RATS' GAVE GAME BATTLE
BLUE DEVILS BLITZ OLD NEMESIS __ rA ^^
DEVILS, FREE OF TERPS' CONTROL, FACE GA. TECH
BILLY RAY'S EMERGENCE IS BLUE DEVILS' DELIGHT
A BRIGHTER RAY SHINES ON DUKE
SPARKS TO FLY WHEN JACKETS FACE DEVILS
FOR EDWARDS, DUKE WASN'T HOME AWAY FROM I HOME
DUKE SHAKES OFF JACKETS BEFORE SRO CROUD
IT'S ANEW DAY, AND A NEW DUKE, AT WADE STADIUM _
FORGET TICKET TO GAINESVILLE, TRY BUYING ONE IN WALLACE WADE
IT'S FOR REALt DEVILS HAVE SHOT AT BOWL
MR. OCTOBER: CUTHBERTTOWERS: DEVILS
DEVILS SHOW OFF AGGRESSIVE NEW DEFENSE
OJTHBERTTSTINGY DEFENSE PUT DEVILS IN TITLE CHASE
LARGE DUKE CROWD BRINGS BACK MEMORIES „,„_.
CUTHBERT AND DEFENSE PUT DEVILS IN ACC TITLE CHASE
AT RANDOM
DUKE TO TEST DOOLEY'SMASTERY
SHOULDER INJURY MAY KEEP RAY ONSIDELINE
RANDY CUTHBERT MAKES MOST OF OPPORTUNITY
aTpATROL/DEVILS, DEACONS TO SET UP END ZONE COMMAND POST
BLUE DEVILS FIND NEW WAY TO WIN
BROWN'S NO LONGER LOST IN DUKE OFFENSE
DEVILS UNLEASH MONSTROUS OFFENSE
DUKE-STATE! DEVILS LOCK FOR 'HAFfY ENDING'
PACK'S DOWN, BUT STILL HAS PLENTY TO PLAY FOR
DEVILS' INTENSITY PEAKS FOR 'PACK
SHERIDAN FACES SEVERAL CHALLENGES
ALL-AMERICAN BOWL WANTS DUKE-STATE WINNER
MONTGOMERY IN, RAY OUT FOR SATURDAY
GAMECOCK PENALTY COSTS DUKE ITS LAST ACC TITLE
•THE PLAY' STILL HAUNTS DUKE
BROWN: DEVILS' LATEST TOP GUN
SKEBMra»A'HfflOTS VISIONS OF BOWL IWITATION
HlG^NOTjN^KfsENIORS FACE EMOTIONS, HUGE STEP TOWARD RESPECT
HIGH NOON/HINES, DUKE OFFENSE GIVING WOLFPACK A DEVIL OF A TIME
NO DOUBT, THIS IS THE BIG ONE
DUKE WINS BOWL BERTH
BLUE DEVILS GRAB "ALL AMERICAN" WIN «„_,
BLUE DEVILS, FANS HAD LONG WAIT TO SAVOR SWEET SUCCESS
DUKE ADDS iftlSH TO SCHEDULE, HOPES FOR GAME AGAINST ECU
BLUE DEVILS GET ULTIMATE VICTORY
WOLFPACK ABSORBS HEART-BREAKING LOSS
DUKE DB'S SURVIl* RECORD ASSAULT
THE BOWL-BOUND BLUE DEVILS _
SPURRIER! ACC CHAMPIONSHIP WORTH MORE THAN A BOWL BERTH
BUBBA METTS ANCHORS DEVILS' FIGHTING LINE
HEELS KNOW WHAT'S COMING: DUKE OFFENSE
GOOD DEEDS OFF FIELD
50-0: THANKSGIVING DAY MASSACRE
BLUE DEVILS LACE TOGETHER A VICTORY
TRUE TO THE BLUE
DEVILS SEEKING ACC TITLE
DUKE SENIORS FULFILL PROMISE
DUKE'S RECRUITING LIST FROM 1986
DUKE-UNC »89: PAYBACK TIME FOR BLUE DEVILS
TVE POUV? BOWL
100- YEAR WAR! DUKE-UNC RIVALRY LINGERS ON
THE VICTORS CELEBRATE _
41-01 DUKE COASTS TO PICTURE-PERFECT WIN
ROUT OF ARCH-RIVA. TAR HEELS JUST DEVILISHLY FUN FOR DUKE
NINES' DREAMS COME TRUE IN THE PLACE THEY BEGAN
SPURRIER'S DEVILS BLANK TAR HERS
•NEXT YEAR' ONLY CONSOLATION FOR UNC
DUKE DEFENDERS CELEBRATE SHUTOUT
N
P
S
H
H
H
S
H
S
H
S
H
H
H
H
H
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S
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S
S
S
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S
H
H
H
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S
H
H
S
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H
H
H
S
S
S
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
S
S
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
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
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C -PG L P BYL
10/20/1989 B
10/21/1989 D
10/22/1989 C
10/22/1989 C
10/23/1989 D
10/24/1989 B
10/24/1989 B
10/27/1989 B
10/27/1989 B
10/28/1989 D
10/29/1989 C
10/29/1989 C
10/29/1989 C
10/30/1989 B
10/30/1989 D
10/30/1989 D
10/31/1989 B
10/31/1989 A
10/31/1989 B
11/01/1989 D
11/01/1989 D
11/03/1989 B
11/03/1989 B
11/04/1989 D
11/05/1989 C
11/05/1989 C
11/06/1989 D
11/07/1989 B
11/07/1989 B
11/07/1989 D
11/07/1989 D
11/09/1989 B
11/09/1989 B
11/09/1989 B
11/09/1989 B
11/10/1989 B
11/10/1989 B
11/10/1989 B
11/11/1989 A
11/11/1989
11/11/1989
11/11/1989
11/12/1989
11/12/1989 _
11/12/1989 B
11/12/1989 B
11/13/1989 D
11/13/1989 D
11/13/1989 D
11/14/1989 A
11/14/1989 B
11/14/1989 D
11/15/1989 C
11/16/1989 A
11/16/1989 B
11/17/1989 B
11/17/1989 C
11/17/1989 B
11/17/1989 B
11/17/1989 B
11/18/1989
11/18/1989
11/18/1989
11/19/1989
11/19/1989
11/19/1989
11/19/1989
11/20/1989
11/20/1989
11/20/1989
1
1
1
9
1
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
11
2
1
6
1
4
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
5
1
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
4
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
2
3
4
2
1
2
4
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
3
1
3
4
N
N C49
N C49
N C49
UF25
N M88
U D18
U M88
N
N C49
N C49
U M88
U
U M88
U D18
N P52
N C49
E
NF25
U D18
U F25
N C49
U F25
N C49
N C49
N C49
U F25
N C49
N M64
U D18
N F25
N C49
N C49
U F25
N D1S
N C49
N D18
N
E
N C49
N M64
U M88
N B40
N C49
N M88
N C49
N D18
N A76
N F25
E
N C49
N D18
N L22
L
Q L22
Q C49
P L38
N
N
N
U M88
N L22
Q C49
P T32
N C49
U M88
N B40
U D18
U F25
N A76
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1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989
BOWL GAME, SEASON SWEET GIFT FOR DUKE
ALL AMERICAN UNION: DUKE ALWAYS RATED HIGH ON BOWL'S LIST
THE ACC'S BEST/DUKE'S SPURRIER, HINES CLAIM LEAGUE'S TOP HONORS
STICK AROUND, COACH SPURRIER
DUKE, 3 OTHER ACC TEAMS TO GET BIDS
DUKE WON'T LET HONEY HAKE SPURRIER LEAVE
THE YOKE'S OFF! DUKE OFFICIALLY ACCEPTS BOWL BID
SPURRIERJ RAY GETS START IF HEALTHY
'OVERACHIEVERS' IN ALL AMERICAN BOWL
ALL-AMERICAN BOWL COULD BE A LONG ONE
DUKE FOOTBALL IS GOING BOWLING (AD)
DUKE'S CANDIDATES/IF SPURRIER LEAVES, WHAT DOES BUTTERS DO?
ROLE OF HERO FITS HINES WELL
DUKE'S DILWEG WAITS IN WINGS AS PACKERS HOVE OUT OF COLD
FLORIDA OFFERS SPURRIER JOB
SPURRIER OFFERED FLORIDA'S HEAD COACH JOB
FLORIDA, NFL CHASING DUKE'S POPULAR COACH
PRO FUTURE LESS LIKELY FOR SPURRIER
SLAYDEN UNDERGOING EXAMINATION TO IDENTIFY AILMENT
DUKE'S A VICTIM OF IT'S SUCCESS
SPURRIER'S MISSION! KEEP BLUE DEVILS FOCUSED ON BOWL
SPURRIER SET TO LEAVE AFTER BOWL GAME?
DEVILS' SPURRIER WILL SPEND NEW YEAR'S IN FLORIDA
SPURRIER NEEDS TO GIVE DUKE HIS DECISION
CHRISTMAS IN ALABAMA A LITTLE BLUE TO DEVILS
1989 ALL AMERICAN BOWL/DUKE VS. TEXAS TECH (SPECIAL SECTION)
SPURRIER'S EXIT IS THE BIG STORY IN DUKE FOOTBALL
FOR BILLY RAY, FIRST TOUR OF ALABAMA WAS NO JOYRIDE
SNOW FOOLIN' DEVILS BACK AT FULL STRENGTH
DYKES! NO COMPARISON TO SPURRIER
CLARKSTON HINES TO CAP STELLAR CAREER IN BOWL
SPURRIER PUTS FOCUS ON BOWL GAME
SNOW CAUSES LATE ARRIVALS FOR DUKE
BLUE DEVILS COACH SPURRIER CALLING IT QUITS AT DUKE
DUKE TAKES HELD WITH PRIDE
NO CONFUSING DEVILS, RAIDERS
ALL AMERICAN BOWL! DUKE'S FINAL CHALLENGE
SLAYDEN, EX-OB AT DUKE, 'STABLE' AFTER SURGERY
SLAYDEN, EX-QB AT DUKE, 'STABLE' AFTER SURGERY
TONIGHT'S GAME ENDS DUKE FANS' LONG WAIT
DUKE READY TO PLAY LAST GAME FOR SPURRIER
BLUE DEVILS SEEKING RESPECT
INTRODUCING BARRY WILSON
SPURRIER TO BE HEAD COACH AT UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
'61 BLUE DEVILS RELISH RENEWAL OF DUKE FORTUNES
TEXAS TECH THUMPS BLUE DEVILS, 49-21
TECH'S GRAY ENJOYS RECORD-SETTING NIGHT
TECH'S GRAY ENJOYS RECORD-SETTING NIGHT
HINES5 "WE WEREN'T PREPARED' FOR TECH
BLUE DEVILS FALTER AS RAIDERS RUN RAMPANT
SPURRIER'S BOWL PREPARATION NOT ONE OF HIS BEST MOVES
A BLUE NIGHT IN BIRMINGHAM
A FINALE IN DUKE BLUE
DUKE PROMOTES WILSON TO SUCCEED SPURRIER AS BLUE DEVILS' HEAD COACH
WILSON BRINGS OWN STYLE TO BLUE DEVILS
UPSET OF CLEMSON PROVED CRUCIAL FOR REVIVAL OF DUKE FOOTBALL GLORY
DUKE UNIV. SPORTS, FOOTBALL, ROSE BOWL
THE SPORTING YEARS/SUCCESS OF TEAMS, FAN SUPPORT KEEP SPORTS LIVELY.
BULL CITY BECOMES HOME TO VARIETY OF SPORTS HEROES
DUKE UNIV. SPORTS, GOLF (MEN)
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. GOLF COURSE
WITH COMMITMENT FROM TOP JUNIOR, MYERS SEES DUKE MAKING STRIDES
DUKE'S UNIQUE ENDOWMENT AIM? BRING NEW LIFE TO GOLF COURSE
DUKE GOLFERS RIDE THE QUAKE
DUKE'S KENERSON PACKED LOT OF EMOTION INTO 2 SHORT WEEKS
DUKE UNIV. SPORTS, HISTORY
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., HISTORY
N
P
S
H
S
H
H
S
H
H
S
S
H
S
H
H
S
H
S
S
H
H
H
S
H
H
H
H
S
H
H
H
S
S
S
H
H
H
H
H
H
S
S
S
S
H
H
H
H
H
H
S
S
H
S
H
H
H
E
D
2
2
1
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
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11/21/1989
11/22/1989
11/22/1989
11/25/1989
11/25/1989
11/25/1989
11/26/1989
11/26/1989
11/27/1989
11/28/1989 B
11/29/1989 D
11/29/1989 D
12/01/1989 B
12/03/1989 C
12/13/1989 A
12/14/1989 A
12/14/1989 C
12/14/1989 C
12/15/1989 B
12/16/1989 D
12/16/1989 D
12/16/1989 C
12/20/1989 D
12/21/1989 B
12/26/1989 C
12/26/1989 D
12/26/1989 B
12/27/1989 D
12/27/1989
12/27/1989
12/27/1989
12/27/1989
12/27/1989
12/28/1989
12/2B/1989
12/28/1989
12/28/1989
12/28/1989
12/28/1989
12/28/1989
12/28/1989
12/28/1989
12/28/1989
12/29/1989
12/29/1989 B
12/29/1989 B
12/29/1989 B
12/29/1989 B
12/29/1989 B
12/29/1989 B
12/29/1989 B
12/30/198? D
12/30/1989 B
12/31/1989 A
12/31/1989 C
12/31/1989 C
D
D
D
D
D
A
A
C
C
C
C
A
C
C
C
A
E
N
N
E
N
E
N M88
N C49
U D18
N
A
U D18
U M88
U C49
N D18
N C49
U D18
U D18
N C49
U M88
NC49
U D18
N C49
U M88
N W55
N
U D18
U K88
NC49
N W55
U D18
N D18
N D18
N M88
E
U M88
N C49
N C49
N W55
E
N D18
N D18
U D18
N MB8
U M88
N C49
N C49
N W55
N M88
N D18
U D18
U C49
U D18
N C49
N C49
G C49
2 4/19/1989 H 1 P F B31
2 4/19/1989 H 2 P F F25
H 2 1/15/1989 C 11 N C49
H 2 2/19/1989 C 8 P N C49
H 2 10/20/1989 B 1 N C49
H 2 10/29/1989 C 2 P U C49
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12/31/1989
5UBJE
BULL CITY BECOMES HOME TO VARIETY OF SPORTS HEROES
DANNY FARRAR BRINGS 'GOLDEN AGE' BACK TO DUKE
'30S DUKE FOOTBALL STAR, DAN HILL,DIES
"FORFEIT GAME" ASSUMED NICHE IN LORE
50-0: THANKSGIVING DAY MASSACRE
BLUE DEVILS LACE TOGETHER A VICTORY
DUKE-UNC '89J PAYBACK TIME FOR BLUE DEVILS
■ni PQLAR BOWL
100-YEAR WAR! DUKE-UNC RIVALRY LINGERS ON
DUKE UNIV. SPORTS, LACROSSE ^ „^
^bB^JS$£ ^^TLE SHOT AGAINST HEELS
UNC WHIPS DUKE FOR LACROSSE TITLE
DUKE UNIV. SPORTS, RUGBY
DUKE RUGBY CLUB KICKS OFF NEW SEASON
DUKE UNIV. SPORTS, SOCCER (MEN)
SEE ALSO SOCCER
BMBm HUftflUl p i-n
TOMANraVIRGiNiA SALVAGES 2-2 TIE UITH DUKE ON LATE GOAL _
ACCTEAfiKGIN SHC^OUNFOR LEAGUE TITLE, NCAA BIDS/CLEMSON, DUKE...
DUKE ADVANCES! UNC FALLS FROM SOCCER TOURNEY
ACC SOCCER TOURNEY SLOGS ON IN RAIN
DUKE BLANKS CAVS, EARNS SHOT AT TITLE
S^l!l^DEACa«ASQUARE OFF AGAINST DUKE FOR SOCCER TITLE
DUKE STILL WORTHY OF NCAA FIELD
DEACONS WIN TITLE SHOOTOUT/DEVILS STUMBLE IN ACC SOCCER
DEACS SHOOT DOWN DUKE ^^
dukf! SSBamrorfw ^smcwo/blue devil senior looking to close
INJURIES BEDEVIL DUKE; UNC WOMEN SEEK TO EXTEND STREAK
DEVILS BITE DUST IN 'CLASSIC' BATTLE
SOCCER TEAM GIVES DUKE FIRST NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP
EX-DUKE SOCCER STAR ULRICH SHOWS 'IT'S NEVER TOO LATE'
"" BS'lSPSfcaSlSSS SHOT AT TI^AKO UNC/SOCCER
DUKE BOOTS MARYLAND IN ACC SOCCER TOURNEY
UNC FLEXES AGAINST BLUE DEVILS
DUKE UNIV. SPORTS, TENNIS (WOMB<) m^irr
WAKE WINS GOLF TITLE; DUKE WOMEN'S TENNIS
BLUE DEVIL SPIKERS LOOK TO IMPROVE/COLLEGES
DUKE UNIV. SPORTS, VOLLEYBALL (WOMEN) ^^
BLUE DEVIL SPIKERS LOOK TO IMPROVE/COLLEGES
UNC^S GERMAN 'KILLS' DEVILS, HEELS TAKE ACC CHAMPIONSHIP
DUKE UNIV. SPORTS HALL OF FAME
SEE DUKE SPORTS HALL OF FAME
DUKE UNIV. TASK FORCE ON UNIVERSITY GOVERNANCE
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., ADMINISTRATION
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., FACULTY
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. ACADEMIC COUNCIL
ADVISORY COMMITTEE SET AT DUKE
DUKE UNIV. UNION CRAFT CENTER
SECRAFT°A NEW AVENUE OF EXPRESSION IN CLASSES AT DUKE
DUKE UNIV. WALLACE WADE STADIUM
SEE WALLACE WADE STADIUM
C T S
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E E
L Y
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S
2 4/19/1989 H
2 P F F25
s
2 5/02/1989 D
6 P N A76
s
2 8/25/1989 A
1 P 0 P80
H
2 11/15/1989 C
2 P Q C49
H
2 11/16/1989 B
1 P Q L22
H
2 11/17/1989 B
1 P Q C49
H
2 11/18/1989 D
1 U M88
H
2 11/18/1989 D
1 P N L22
H
2 11/18/1989 D
1 Q C49
H
2 4/23/1989 C
1 P N C52
H
2 4/29/1989 B
1 P N C52
H
2 4/30/1989 C
1 P N C52
S
2 9/19/1989 D
5 F M06
H
2 9/09/1989 D
2 N F95
H
2 9/11/1989 B
2 P N F95
s
2 9/11/1989 D
11 N A76
H
2 10/08/1989 C
2 N F95
H
2 10/09/1989 B
4 P N F95
H
2 10/22/1989 C
11 N
H
2 11/02/1989 C
1 P U M88
H
2 11/03/1989 B
1 P N F95
S
2 11/03/1989 B
3 P N A76
H
2 11/04/1989 D
1 P N F95
S
2 11/04/1989 B
1 P N A76
H
2 11/05/1989 C
1 N F95
H
2 11/06/1989 B
2 N F95
H
2 11/06/1989 B
2 P N F95
S
2 11/06/1989 D
2 P N A76
H
2 11/07/1989 B
4 P N F95
H
2 11/10/1989 B
1 P N F95
H
2 11/12/1989 C
12 N F95
H
2 11/13/1989 B
2 P N
H
2 12/28/1989 C
1 P G F95
H
2 12/31/1989 C
2 U F95
H
2 9/17/1989 C
2 N F95
H
2 10/28/1989 D
2 N F95
H
2 10/29/1989 C
10 N F95
H
2 4/17/1989 D
3 N
H
2 9/10/1989 C
2 N C52
H
2 9/10/1989 C
2 N C52
H
2 11/21/1989 B
2 N
H 2 4/21/1989 C 2 N N36
S 2 8/31/1989 D 2 F
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DUKE UNIV. WILLIAM BLACKBURN LITERARY FESTIVAL
SEE DUKE UNIV. BLACKBURN LITERARY FESTIVAL
DUKE UNIV. WOMEN'S COALITION
WOMEN'S COALITION PLANS TALKS, MARCH
MARCH PROTESTS RAPE
DUKE UNIV. WOMEN'S STUDIES PROGRAM
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL WOMEN'S STUDIES PROGRAM
MARCH SYMPOSIUM TO CELEBRATE HISTORY OF WOMEN AT DUKE
DUKE NAMES SEMANS, WOODRUFF TO COUNCIL ON WOMEN'S STUDIES
DUKE-WTTS FAMILY MEDICINE PROGRAM
FAMILY MEDICINE CENTER LAYS OFF NINE STAFFERS
DUKE/DURHAM FELLOWS SEMINAR
FELLOWS PROGRAM ADDS 2 SEMINARS
DUKE/DURHAM INITIATIVE
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., TOWN AND GOWN RELATIONS
DUKE SENIOR CLASS GIFT A PROGRAM FOR DURHAM
DUKE SENIORS TO HELP IMPROVE DURHAM LIFE
DUKE/DURHAM RELATIONS
SEE DUKE UNIV., TOWN AND GOWN RELATIONS
DUMPING
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY LANDFILL ■
SEE ALSO LITTER
DEER CARCASSES POSE THREAT TO FALLS LAKE
CULPRITS SHOULD BE CAUGHT
POLICE LOG/TRUCKER CHARGED WITH DUMPING LITTER
DUMPSTERS
SEE GARBAGE COLLECTION, U.S.
SEE TRASH BINS
DUPONT CENTER (RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK)
DURHAM COUGHS UP TONS OF TOXINS
DU PONT TO TRANSFER 60 JOBS
DURHAM, ENGLAND
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C., SISTER CITIES
A TALE OF TWO (SISTER) CITIES
DURHAM, N.C.
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, IMAGE
SEE ALSO DURHAM CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
SEE ALSO NEW DURHAM PROGRAM
SKYSCAPE
DURHAM, N.C, AIR QUALITY
SEE AIR QUALITY
DURHAM, N.C. ANNEXATION
SEE ALSO ANNEXATION
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, GROWTH DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C, ANNEXATION
SEE ALSO EXTRATERRITORIAL AREA
SEE ALSO TAXES, DURHAM
CITY OF DURHAM PETITION ANNEXATION (AD)
ANNEXATION PROFITS BIG
DURHAM, NEIGHBORS SIGN BOUNDARY PACT
BOUNDARY RULES GOOD
DURHAM, N.C. . ARTS COMPLEX PROPOSAL (NAMED ROYALL CENTER FOR THE ARTS)
SEE ALSO ARTS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM ARTS COUNCIL
CITY PROPOSES NEW SIGN FOR DOWNTOWN
S 2 10/31/1989 C 3 N
H 2 11/10/1989 C 1 P R56
H 2 2/17/1989 C 3 N D80
S 2 3/27/1989 C 1 P N
H 2 5/11/1989 C 7 N C60
S 2 10/06/1989 B 8 N
H 2 4/28/1989 C 16 N
S 2 5/03/1989 A 4 E
H 2 1/05/1989 A 1 N T33
H 2 1/09/1989 A 4 E
CHH 1 2/18/1989 A 8 N
H 2 2/19/1989 A 1 C N C60
H 2 5731/1989 C 4 N
H 2 8/14/1989 A 4 E
S 2 1/04/1989 C 1 P P T37
H 2 2/11/1989 A 5 A
H 2 5/03/1989 A 4 E
S 2 12/05/1989 C 1 N C61
S 2 12/06/1989 A 4 E
S 2 3/16/1989 C 1 D N H70
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DURHAM, N.C.BARS
SEE ALSO RESTAURANTS, DURHAM „„„_.
DURHAM BARS OFFERING RIDES FOR DRINKERS
FUNERAL HOME TO BURY DURHAM GRILL
DURHAM, N.C., BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS MAnri
^RETIRED FIREMAN NOMINATED TO POST ON RELIEF BOARD
CITIZENS SOUGHT TO FILL OPENINGS ON CITY BOARDS
VOLUNTEERS STILL NEEDED ON CITY BOARDS
DURHAM, N.C, BOND REFERENDUMS
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, REVENUES ^^^^
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C, BOND REFERENDA
SEE ALSO REFERENDA
TOO RICH FOR DURHAM mmmm
'86 SCHOOL BONDS LARGELY UNSPENT
§3& ffiFiSS VLS PARAPOLITICAL GROUPS...AT ODDS...
REVIEW OF '86 BONDS WILL IMPROVE PLANNING
W^^VSSW£%m,lmm ON TONY'S AGENDA ^
INSia^SUPERBONDS! M30-MILLI0N WISH LIST COULD .SPAWN BULLISH TAX...
OPEN LETTOTOCOUNCIL MEMBERS, COJNTYCOMMISSIONERS
mi asasi ass mkKs on theater
iSSE BSF&S f$Kf*W million bond refer, likely
COUNCIL SETS REFERENDUM ON SEWER-PLANT UPGRADES
rjpuAM u p BONDS
SEE ALSo'cERTIFICATE OF PARTICIPATION FINANCING
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY,N.C, BONDS
BONDS COULD BE USED FOR CAMPUS HILLS CENTER
POWELL: BONDS COULD COVER EXCESS PARK COSTS
SOME FEAR PRIVATE CONTROL OVER BALLPARK PLANS
CITY NEEDS TO SELL REMAINDER OF BONDS
VOTERS NEED TO KNOW WHEN BONDS TO BE USED
DURHAM, N.C , BUDGET mmm
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C. , REVENUES
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY BUDGET DEPT.^
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY COUNCIL, BUDGET rm^rmr.
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY COUNCIL, FINANCE COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY COUNCIL, NON-CITY AGENCIES
SEE ALSO DURHAM FINANCE DIVISION _„
USER FEES MAY KEEP CITY OUT OF TAX HIKES ^^
SOUND OFF; CITY TO LET PEOPLE SPEAK ON DRAFTING A NEW BUDGET
HEARINGS OFFER CHANCES TO INFLUENCE BUDGET
REPORT SHOWS DURHAM MONEY MANAGERS' SAWY
BALANCING FEES, TAXES A DIFFICULT CHALLENGE
BALLPARK PRICE ESTIMATED BY CITY AT $16.5 MILLION
COUNTY WEIGHS WAYS TO SHARE COSTS WITH CITY „ , u
INSIGHT/llPERBONrjS! «430-MILLI0N WISH LIST COULD SPAWN BULLISH TAX...
BIG-SPENDERS AT LOCAL LEVEL ,
DURHAM FACES TAX INCREASE; 4 1/2 CENTS MORE 'NEEDED'
PUBLIC HEARING 1989-90 BUDGET (AD)
CITY PROPERTY TAXES MAY JUMP 4 l/2«
NON-CITY AGENCY FUNDS UNDER FIRE
2 CENTS SLASHED FROM PROPERTY TAX PROPOSAL
CITY SEEKS WAYS TO CUT TAX INCREASE m _„
PERCEPTION SKEWED ON PROPOSED TAX INCREASE.MAYOR SAYS
Cin MAY BE FACING LARGE RISE IN SEWER, WATER RATES
FINWCE PANEL TOSSES OUT CITY TAX RAISE
JW^PSraSTBUDlETUPR^OSAL WITHOUT TAX HIKE FROM CITY MANAGER
NO-TAX-HIKE BUDGET GOOD WAY TOBEGIN Tuw.AMr
IT'S GOOD NEWS FOR CITY TAXPAYERS: NO INCREASE
CITY TAXES STEADY; WATER RATE INCREASES
A TRADE-OFF ON TAXES
2 3/11/1989 A
2 10/17/1989 A
1 N H65
1 P N E33
S 2 2/16/1989 A 6 N
S 2 4/29/1989 B 1 N
S 2 5/22/1989 C 1 N C61
H
2 1/05/1989 A
4 E
H
2 1/10/1989 A
1 P N J40
S
2 1/25/1989 A
1 P N H70
S
2 1/25/1989 A
1 N H70
s
2 1/26/1989 A
4 E
s
2 1/28/1989 A
1 P N H70
H
2 2/01/1989 C
1 N W66
H
2 5/07/1989 D
1 T F A20
H
2 5/07/1989 D
5 P U
H
2 6/10/1989 A
1 N R63
H
2 8/02/1989 C
1 N R63
H
2 11/16/1989 A
1 P N R63
H
2 12/19/1989 C
1 N R63
s
2 12/19/1989 C
1 N C61
H
2 1/27/1989 C
14 N S69
S
2 1/27/1989 C
1 P N H70
H
2 6/29/1989 C
1 N R63
S
2 7/08/1989 A
1 N C61
S
2 7/11/1989 A
4 E
S
2
S
2
S
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
1/27/1989
2/13/1989
2/14/1989
3/11/1989
3/11/1989
3/23/1989
4/22/1989
5/07/1989
5/10/1989
5/16/1989 ..
5/16/1989 B
5/16/1989 A
5/23/1989
5/31/1989
5/31/1989
6/01/1989
6/01/1989
6/09/1989
6/09/1989
6/24/1989
6/27/1989
6/29/1989
6/29/1989
7/05/1989
1 T F
4 E
1
11
1
1
1
1
1 P N
1 N
1 N
1 N
1 P N
4 E
1 N
1 N
4 E
H70
H70
S69
S69
H65
A20
R63
C61
R63
R63
C61
R63
C61
R63
C61
R63
R63
C61
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7/11/1989 A
7/12/1989 C
7/13/1989 A
7/14/1989 A
9/11/1989 C
9/24/1989 D
9/28/1989 A
9/29/1989 A
10/01/1989 D
10/04/1989 A
10/04/1989 C
10/05/1989 A
10/08/1989 D
10/08/1989 D
10/09/1989 A
10/29/1989 D
11/02/1989 A
11/02/1989 A
11/22/1989 A
12/01/1989 C
12/01/1989 C
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CITY FINDS SOURCES FOR $12 HILLION H 2
CITY'S STABLE TAX RATE CAN'T HIDE REAL COSTS S 2
CITY HAY REVIEW JOBS LIST S 2
COUNCIL CANDIDATE WANTS CITIZENS' BUDGET GROUP S 2
INSIGHT/THE COST OF BEING DURHAM H 2
CAMPBELL DEFENDS COUNCIL SPENDING S 2
CAMPBELL: DURHAM NOT FACING FINANCIAL CRISIS H 2
THE HIGH-COST GULLEY YEARS H 2
CITY'S SPENDING FRIVOLOUS H 2
HOST CANDIDATES FAVOR REFERENDUM ON MAJOR PROJECTS H 2
CITY GOVERNMENT'S COSTS REFLECT COMMUNITY'S EFFORTS H 2
THE CITY BUDGET DEBATE H 2
CITY OF DURHAM'S IN FINE SHAPE, NOT FACING FINANCIAL CRISIS H 2
GROWTH IS NOT FREE H 2
WHAT'S DIFFERENCE BETWEEN MAYORAL CANDIDATES? SOME ANSWERS WILL HELP H 2
WHERE DID THE HONEY GO? H 2
DESPITE CHARGES TO THE CONTRARY, DURHAM IS IN GOOD FINANCIAL SHAPE H 2
WITHOUT HAYTI LOAN, CITY COULD LOSE HONEY S 2
PENNY SAVED COULD MEAN $390,000 CITY SHORTFALL H 2
SALES, GAS TAX SHIFTS THROW BUDGET BY $495,000 S 2
DURHAM, N.C., BUFFER ZONE
SEE ALSO LAND USE
'MAJOR PROJECTS' HAY GET NOV. 6 VOTE
DURHAM, N.C. , BUS SCHEDULES
PARADE ROUTE CHANGES
PARADE ALTERS DUKE POWER BUS SCHEDULES
DURHAM, N.C, BUSES
SEE ALSO BLUE LINE SHUTTLE
SEE ALSO BUS SHELTERS
SEE ALSO DURHAM UNION BUS STATION
SEE ALSO GREYHOUND BUS LINE
SEE ALSO SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS
CITY DOESN'T NEED BUS SYSTEM H 2 1/04/1989 A
OFFICIALS WANT COUNTY HELP ON BUS SYSTEM S 2 1/12/1989 A
JOINT DURHAM BUS LINE PLAN RECOMMENDED H 2 1/13/1989 A
TAXED COUNTY MAY CHOOSE TO MISS BUS H 2 1/13/1989 A
DURHAM BUS SYSTEM ON BUMPY ROAD; RECKH0W5 COUNTY BUS SYSTEM LOGICAL S 2 1/13/1989 A
DURHAHBUS „SYSTEHON BUHBYROADi ENGELHARD: CUTS REASON FOR CAUTION S 2 1/13/1989 A
SPEAKERS FAVOR CITY BUS TAKEOVER H 2 1/18/1989 C
CITIZENS DISCUSS WAYS TO HANDLE BUS SYSTEH S 2 1/18/1989 A
CJ7XSH0ULDRUNBUKS IF COST NOT TOO GREAT S 2 1/19/1989 A
PROPOSAL NEEDS STUDY H 2 1/23/1989 A
CITY SEEKS DUKE POWER BUS FUNDS S 2 2/07/1989 A
COUNCIL OK'S OUTLINE FOR TAKEOVER OF BUSES H 2 2/08/1989 C
GAS TAX DROPPED FROM TRIANGLE TRANSIT BILL H 2 5/24/1989 A
FEDERAL REQUIREMENTS WILL DELAY BUS TAKEOVER H 2 6/02/1989 C
STATE FUNDING REGIONAL BUSING SYSTEM TRIAL RUN S 2 7/19/1989 A
MONEY ALLOTTED FOR TRIAL OF REGIONAL BUS SYSTEM H 2 7/20/1989 B
REPORT: RIDERS LACKING FOR TRIANGLE BUS SYSTEH H 2 10/11/1989 C
CITY SHOULD TAKE OVER BUSES-CANDIDATE GRUBB H 2 10/23/1989 B
DUKE POWER BUS SYSTEM DOMINATES CANDIDATES FORUM H 2 10/26/1989 C
SURVEY: PUBLIC FAVORS CITY BUS TAKEOVER S 2 10/27/1989 A
gJJRHAH gWORS TAXfUELED BUS SYSTEM, POLL SHOWS H 2 10/28/1989 A
PUBLIC BUSES: AYES & NAYS H 2 10/30/1989 A
COUNCIL OKS TAKING OVER BUS SYSTEM H 2 11/07/1989 A
CO^jL <£TSBUS DEAL ROLLING S 2 11/07/1989 A
PAYING OFF THE BUS DEBT H 2 11/09/1989 A
DURHAM BUS TAKEOVER COULD HURT CHAPEL HILL TRANSIT CHH 1 11/10/1989 A
DURHAM TO HIRE FIRM TO RUN BUSES S 2 11/11/1989 A
DURHAM TO HIRE FIRM TO RUN BUSES S 2 11/11/1989 A
CITY-OWNED BUS SYSTEH SHOULD BE COST-EFFECTIVE S 2 11/14/1989 A
DURHAM, N.C, CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS PROGRAM
SEE CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM, DURHAM (CIP)
DURHAM, N.C, CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION
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N A54
N H65
N H70
N S69
N H70
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N S69
N L40
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N H65
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N R63
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N R63
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DURHAM, N.C, CITIZENS SERVICES REPRESENTATIVE
24-HOUR HOTLINE SERVICE PLANNED BY CITY
HOTLINE IS HOT IDEA
DURHAM, N.C , CITY EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY CLERK'S OFFICE
Sffi ALSO DURHAM CITY COUNCIL, AFFIRMATIVE ACTION
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C. .EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO DURHAM MAINTENANCE DEPT.
^M'fcoCTSCTTY'S ANTI-CRIHE EFFORT
CUSTOMERS' QUIRKS ENLIVEN THE JOB AT PARKING GARAGES
JOB REQUIRES SMILING PATIENCE
FIRED EMPLOYEE OF CITY CHARGES DISCRIMINATION
CITY EMPLOYEES TAKE HEAT
CITY MAY REVIEW XBS LIST
41 NEW CITY JOBS STILL BEING DEBATED
DURHAM CITY WORKERS OFF TO HELP CHARLESTON CLEAN UP
CITY HELPERS LED THE WAY IN S.C. WORK
DURHAM, N.C, CITY EMPLOYEES, DRUG ABUSE AND TESTING
SEE ALSO DRUG-fREE WORKPLACE ACT
SEE ALSO URINALYSIS
DURHAM DRAFTING DRUG-TEST POLICY^
COUNCIL MEMBERS CALL DRUG RULE 'RIDICULOUS'
COUNCIL SHELVES PRIDE _ „
DURHAM HOUSING AUTHORITY BEGINS DRUG TESTS
DURHAM, N.C, CITY EMPLOYEES, PRIVACY ACT
SEE DURHAM, N.C, CITY EMPLOYEES
DURHAM, N.C, CITY EMPLOYEES, RETIREMENT BENEFITS
SEE ALSO RETIREMENT PROGRAMS
LASSITER WON'T LOSE RETIREMENT
DURHAM, N.C, CITY EMPLOYEES, SALARIES
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY COUNCIL, SALARIES _w abv
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, SUPERINTENDENTS *S OFFICE, SALARY
SEE ALSO DURHAM POLICE DEPT., OFFICERS, SALARIES
CITY WORKERS' PAY LOW. COUNCIL'S HIGH - AMONG 5 N.C CITIES
COUNCILMEN SEE NO RAISE NEXT YEAR
POLITICAL BID WOULD NOT COST LASSITER BENEFITS
DURHAM, N.C, CITY FEES
SEE ALSO IMPACT FEES
SEE ALSO USER FEES
SEE ALSO WATER AND SEWER RATES, DURHAM
DURHAM OFFICIALS SUGGEST CHANGES IN CITY WATER BILLS
COUNCIL CONSIDERING STREET, PARKS 'IMPACT FEES'
CARRJ FEES SPAT CRAMPS CLERK'S OFFICE
IMPACT FEES ARE TOO HIGH
TACT: DURHAM TAX BURDEN ON RESIDENTS
DON'T OVERTAX DEVELOPMENT __ „„ _A^„„
HEALTH CENTER PLANS $740 FEE FOR DWI'S TREATMENT
MENTAL HEALTH AGENCY OKS CHARGE FOR DWI TREATMENT
DURHAM, N.C, 'CITY OF MEDICINE'
SEE DURHAM, N.C, MEDICAL INDUSTRY
DURHAM, N.C, CIVIC CENTER PROPOSAL
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N,C, GROWTH DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO DURHAM CIVIC CENTER (OLD)
SEE ALSO DURHAM CIVIC CENTER AUTHORITY
SEE ALSO DURHAM HOTEL CO.
SEE ALSO HOTELS, DURHAM mimv
SEE ALSO OMNI DURHAM HOTEL AND CONVENTION CENTER
HARCH 1 OPENING STILL OMNI HOTEL'S TARGET
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2 9/05/1989 A 4
N R63
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1/27/1989 A
3/26/1989 B
3/26/1989 B
5/02/1989 C
6/17/1989
7/14/1989
7/15/1989
9/30/1989
10/26/1989
4
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1
1
5
1
4
10
1
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N P38
N P38
N R63
N R63
N C61
N
N S76
N C61
S 2 2/09/1989 A 1 N H70
S 2 3/03/1989 A 1 P N H70
S 2 3/07/1989 A 4 E
H 2 7/29/1989 A 1 N R63
S 2 6/20/1989 A 1 N C61
2 3/17/1989 A 1 C N H70
2 3/17/1989 A 1 N H70
2 6/20/1989 B 1 C N R63
2/16/1989
3/09/1989
4/08/1989
6/08/1989
8/02/1989
8/20/1989
12/22/1989
12/22/1989
N H70
M N H70
N B53
E
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C E
N C60
N H65
H 2 1/20/1989 C 1 P N A54
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CIVIC CENTER 85X COMPLETE
HIGH ROLLERS
CONVENTION BUREAU LOOKING FOR DIRECTOR, PERMANENT QUARTERS
THIS DREAM'S ABOUT TO HAPPEN,- CIVIC CENTER-HOTEL WILL OPEN..
CIVIC CENTER TO ACCEPT 1ST GUESTS
MAKING IT GLEAM FOR OPENING
CIVIC-CENTER RATES SPUR MIXED EMOTIONS
DURHAM OMNI OPENS TODAY
FIRST GUESTS REACT FAVORABLY TO OMNI
DURHAM CIVIC CENTER HUMMING
CIVIC CENTER AUTHORITY DEBATES RATES
COUNTY, CITY ARE PARTNERS
COUNCIL TACKLING DOWNTOWN SIGNS AGAIN
LET'S CALL IT THE CIVIC CENTER
CIVIC CENTER DEDICATED
DURHAM, N.C., COMPLAINT
SEE ALSO COMPLAINTS
OFFICE
DURHAM MAY GET COMPLAINTS OFFICE
LET US FIGHT CITY HALL
DURHAM DOESN'T NEED NEW COMPLAINT OFFICE
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SEE ALSO BUILDING CONTRACTORS
SEE ALSO CONTRACTS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C., CONTRACT BIDDING
CITY'S MWBE GOALS WORTHY, NOT REALISTIC
COUNCIL DELAYS VOTE ON CONSTRUCTION PROJECT
GOALS ARE UNREALISTIC
COUNCIL TOLD FIRM'S PROPOSAL COULD BE BETTER
CITY ASKS C.C. WOODS TO INVOLVE MORE WOMEN, MINORITIES IN CAMPUS HILLS..
NUMBERS DON'T TALLY
CANPUS HILLS VOTE STIRS BITTER DEBATE
COUNCIL RESUMES DEBATE ON CAMPUS HILLS CONTRACT
KERCKHOFF'S ASSESSMENT OF MWBE IS CORRECT
DURHAM'S MINORITY PLAN MAY BE ON SHAKY GROUND
DURHAM'S MINORITY PLAN MAY BE ON SHAKY GROUND
FINE-TUNE THE QUOTAS
BONDS COULD BE USED FOR CAMPUS HILLS CENTER
COUNCIL REJECTS CAMPUS HILLS BIDS
FIRED EMPLOYEE OF CITY CHARGES DISCRIMINATION
EX-WORKER SAYS CITY DODGED CONTRACTS LAW (CORRECTED 5-4-89)
CONTRACT DELAYS MAY COST DURHAM PEWLTY
NCCU PROFESSOR MAY WORK FOR CITY TO REVIEW ORDINANCE
FIRMS FILE AFFIDAVITS AS CITY EYES REVISED JOBS LAW
CITY TO ACCEPT MORE PARK BIDS
COUNTY HIRING COMPANY TO OVERSEE CONSTRUCTION
CONSTRUCTION FIRM MIGHT SUE CITY FOR DISCOUNTING LOW BID
APPARENT LOW BIDDER URGES CITY REVIEW OF MWBE STANDARDS
MAKE SENSE, CITY HALL
CITY MAY CUT MINORITY CONTRACT SHARE
INTERIM MEASURE CAN EASE MWBE PROBLEMS
INTERIM SET-ASIDE PLAN APPROVED BY COUNCIL
HAYTI DEVELOPMENT AWARDED «58,000 CONTRACT BY CITY
CITY MAY SEEK NEW BIDS DUE TO SOUTH AFRICA TIES
DURHAM, N.C, DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C., CIVIC CENTER PROPOSAL
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, GROWTH DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO DURHAM DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT CORP.
SEE ALSO URBAN DEVELOPMENT ACTION GRANTS
MONK JAZZ CENTER WILL GO DOWNTOWN
CITY GETS OPTION TO BUY PROPERTY FOR JAZZ INSTITUTE
MUSICIANS WILL PROVIDE ACCENT FOR DOWNTOWN
OLD CIVIC CENTER EYED AS FOOD COURT
CAUTION RAISED ON BALLPARK
N.C. MUTUAL SLOWS BALLPARK PLAN
CITY COOL TO N.C. MUTUAL PROPERTY DEAL
COUNCIL APPROVES HISTORIC DISTRICT FOR DOWNTOWN
CITY SEEKS TO PRESERVE DOWNTOWN
1/20/1989 A
1/31/1989 B
2/17/1989 C
2/26/1989
3/01/1989
3/02/1989
3/02/1989
3/04/1989
3/06/1989
3/06/1989
3/15/1989
3/17/1989
3/17/1989
4/18/1989
9/17/1989 B
N H70
P K30
N S69
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N H70
N C47
N N36
N H70
N H65
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2 2/02/1989 A 4 E
2 2/02/1989 A 4 E
1/02/1989
1/04/1989
1/06/1989
1/13/1989
1/14/1989
1/17/1989
1/18/1989
1/19/1989
1/19/1989
1/23/1989
1/23/1989
1/26/1989
1/27/1989
2/07/1989
5/02/1989
5/02/1989
5/16/1989
6/01/1989
6/06/1989
8/19/1989
9/12/1989
9/20/1989
9/21/1989
9/25/1989
10/12/1989
10/14/1989
10/17/1989
11/21/1989 B
11/30/1989 A
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N H70
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N H70
N S69
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N H65
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N H70
N R63
N C61
N C61
N C61
N C61
N C61
N S69
N C61
N S69
E
N C61
E
N R63
N R63
N C61
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1/17/1989 C 1
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2/10/1989 C 1
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2/21/1989 A 1
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2/21/1989 A 1
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2/28/1989 A 1
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DON'T RELOCATE NEWSPAPERS
JOIN HE TODAY IN A WALK AWAY FROM BREED
COUNTY QUESTIONS PRIORITY OF DOWNTOWN PLAN
DOWNTOWN GROWTH HAY HIT $250 MILLION
IMMEDIATE ACTION URGED ON BALLPARK
DOWNTOWN TO GET NEW MCDONALD'S
MCDONALD'S CHAIN BUYS DOWNTOWN LOT
DOWNTOWN TO GET DAY CARE
DOWNTOWN GETS FAST LANE
DAY-CARE CENTER PLANNED DOWNTOWN
PARKING LOT LOSES PUBLIC SPACES
REMEMBER 'NO PLACE TO EAT'?
AN APPETIZING SUGGESTION/PROPOSAL FOR 'FESTIVE MARKET' WOULD HAVE...
CITY-SUBSIDIZED BUSINESSES CAN UNDERCUT COMPETITION
GLAXO CONSTRUCTION SLATED TO BEGIN NEAR END OF YEAR
DEVELOPMENT CHIEF HAS BIG PLANS FOR DOWNTOWN
WHEN TALL COSTS THE MOST
GROUND-BREAKING
AFRICAN TOBACCO PROJECT ON AGENDA
DEVELOPER DISCUSSES DOWNTOWN DURHAM RENOVATION
AERAM SEEKS COUNTY FUNDS TO DEVELOP AMERICAN SITE
SHOoVuBLIC SPEND «25 MILLION FOR PARKING DECKS AT AMERICAN TOBACCO?
AMERICAN DEVELOPMENT WILL DOUBLE DOWNTOWN
ABRAH! AMERICAN NEEDS »17.8 MILLION
DURHAM COULD USE DOWNTOWN GIMMICK m
'FOOD FIGHT' LOOMS OVER PLANS FOR OLD ARMORY
FOOD-COURT FEES GRIPE DOWNTOWN RESTAURATEURS
NEW DOWNTOWN DURHAM IMAGE COMING SOON, DEVELOPER PROMISES
DESPITE PROTEST, CITY OKS FESTIVE MARKET
FESTIVE MARKET PLAN BIG GAMBLE BY CITY
GLOOM HITS FESTIVE MARKET
THE HIGH-COST GULLEY YEARS „
PRIVATE-PUBLIC PARTNERSHIP KEY TO DOWNTOWN RENEWAL
THE GEOGRAPHY OF QUALITY
NEWSPAPER EDITORIALS FAIL TO GIVE FAIR, BALANCED VIEW OF DURHAM ISSUES
DISSOLVING ITSELF ON MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION AGENDA
THEATER PROJECT NEEDS PUSH
DURHAM, N.C., DOWNTOWN LOOP
SEE DURHAM, N.C., "LOOP"
DURHAM, N.C., ECONOMY
SEE ECONOMY, DURHAM
DURHAM, N.C., ELECTIONS
SEE DURHAM CITY COUNCIL, ELECTIONS
SEE ELECTIONS, DURHAM
DURHAM, N.C., ELECTIONS, PRIMARY
SEE ELECTIONS, DURHAM, PRIMARIES
DURHAM, N.C., ETHNIC POPULATION
SEE ALSO BLACKS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO MINORITIES (GENERAL HEADING)
SEE ALSO POPULATION, DURHAM
ETHNIC GROUPS' STRIVING MAKES DURHAM THRIVE
DURHAM, N.C., FAMOUS NATIVES
SEE ALSO N.C.. NATIVES
THAT 'COUSIN' MAY BE SOMEONE YOU KNOW _
DESIGNING HANi DURHAM DESIGNER MAKES A MARK IN NEW YORK
DANCER RETURNS TO HIS NATIVE DURHAM TO 'TOE THE LINE'
THOM MARCHES ON
'WASTEFALL'S' WEEKEND WONDER (CORRECTED)
CLEARING THE RECORD
DURHAM, N.C., FEES
SEE DURHAM, N.C., CITY FEES
DURHAM, N.C., FILM MAKING
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3/12/1989
3/13/1989
4/03/1989
4/04/1989
4/25/1989
4/26/1989
4/28/1989
4/28/1989
4/29/1989
5/08/1989
5/26/1989
6/21/1989
6/21/1989
6/21/1989
6/26/1989
7/24/1989
8/02/1989
8/11/1989
8/15/1989
8/15/1989
8/16/1989
8/20/1989
8/23/1989
8/28/1989
9/06/1989
9/08/1989
9/18/1989
9/19/1989 B
9/19/1989 A
9/20/1989
9/23/1989
10/01/1989
10/21/1989
11/28/1989
11/28/1989
12/02/1989
12/22/1989
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N H70
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M N S78
M N S69
M N S92
E
M N A54
P N C61
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N N36
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P P S76
N B65
N S69
M N M06
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N C61
P N N36
P N C61
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2/27/1989
5/14/1989
6/23/1989
10/22/1989
12/28/1989
12/31/1989
U W66
F S56
F B71
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SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., FILMMAKING
SEE ALSO N.C, FILMMAKING
DUVAL, DUNAUAY MAY FILM AT DUKE
SCHOOL MIGHT BE IN MOVIE (AT LEAST RESTROOM MIGHT)
LATEST DURHAM PASTIME: DUVALL SIGHTINGS
'HANDMAID'S TALE' SHOOTING SCHEDULED
DURHAM SET FOR 'HANDMAID'S TALE'
TROUBLE IN TOBACCOLAND
APRIL FOOL?
A HANDMAID'S TALE/'EXTRA' EXPERIENCE PROVES IRONIC FOR LEAD NURSE.,.
IT'S NOT-THE-OSCARS!
A MAN WHO MAKES 'EM MOVE
MOVIES MOVE TO TAR HEEL STATE
DURHAM, N.C, FLAG
SEE ALSO FLAGS
CONTEST PROPOSED FOR NEW DURHAM FLAG
CITY TO HOLD CONTEST FOR DESIGNS OF FLAG
CITY SEEKS TO PRESERVE DOWNTOWN
LET'S PLAY CAPTURE THE FLAG
BULL'S STARS BOUND BANNER
DURHAM'S NEW BANNER PRESENTS FUZZY PICTURE
DURHAM, N.C. , FOREIGN TRADE ZONE
SEE RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, FREE TRADE ZONES
DURHAM, N.C, FOREIGN VISITORS
SEE ALSO INTERNATIONAL VISITORS COUNCIL (FORMERLY RSRCH TRNGLE INTL
FORMER PRIME MINISTER OF JAPAN TO LECTURE AT DUKE
KOREAN DELEGATION TO TOUR RTP
FORMER LEADER OF JAPAN CANCELS VISIT
JAPAN'S AMBASSADOR CALLS FOR SHARED LEADERSHIP
VISITORS COUNCIL PUTS OUT TRIANGLE WELCOME MAT TO FOREIGN GUESTS
MEXICAN COLLEGE PRESIDENT TO VISIT DUKE
FOREIGN STUDENTS WELCOME IN DURHAM
FROM GULLEY TO GAMBIA
SCOTTISH SCHOOL INSPECTOR EYES DURHAM SCHOOLS
ROLL OUT THE CARPET
SHARED TIES
U.N. OF COMPANIES SPROUTS AROUND DURHAM
FOREIGN FIRMS SEE DURHAM AS PROGRESSIVE
SOVIET WOMEN VISIT DUKE
DURHAM WELCOMES VISITORS FROM NEW RUSSIAN SISTER CITY
WARM WELCOME
DURHAM, SOVIETS MAKE SISTERSHIP OFFICIAL
SOVIET VISITORS SHARE KNOWLEDGE WITH CURIOUS DURHAM YOUNGSTERS
DURHAM, N.C, GOVERNMENTAL HISTORY
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, HISTORY
BURNING SAWDUST, STREETS ON AGENDA FOR FIRST CITY OFFICIALS
DURHAM, N.C, GREENWAY SYSTEM
SEE ALSO DURHAM URBAN TRAILS AND GREENWAYS COMMISSION
SEE ALSO GREENWAY SYSTEM
SEE ALSO ROCK QUARRY TRAIL
HEARING SET ON PLAN TO ADD TRAILS, NATURAL AREAS
DURHAM ON PATH TOWARD MORE TRAILS
HAPPY TRAILSi NEWEST LINK OF PLANNED 118-MILE ROCK QUARRY PATH...
CANDIDATES BACK PARKS, BALK AT ISSUING BONDS
DURHAM, N.C, GROWTH DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, ANNEXATION
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, CIVIC CENTER PROPOSAL
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, MAJOR PROJECTS ORDINANCE
SEE ALSO DURHAM 2005 COMPREHENSIVE PLAN
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C, GROWTH DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO ECONOMY, DURHAM
SEE ALSO INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT, DURHAM
SEE ALSO POPULATION, DURHAM
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1 P N B71
H
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2/11/1989 C
1 N J40
H
2
3/04/1989 C
1 PN J40
H
2
3/07/1989 A
10 N
S
2
3/09/1989 D
1 P F B71
H
2
4/01/1989 C
4 PP T32
S
2
4/01/1989 C
1 PP T32
CHH 1
4/10/1989 A
3 PN L90
H
2
4/14/1989 D
1 PP T37
H
2
4/14/1989 D
9 P F U66
S
2
4/20/1989 D
2 P N
H
2
3/03/1989 C
1 P N S69
H
2
3/07/1989 B
1 N
S
2
3/07/1989 A
1 N H70
H
2
3/09/1989 A
4 E
S
2
6/07/1989 A
1 P N C61
S
2
6/10/1989 A
4 E
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H
H
H
H
H
H
S
S
S
H
H
S
S
H
S
S
S
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2/02/1989
2/21/1989
3/02/1989
3/09/1989
3/09/1989
3/29/1989
8/25/1989 B
9/01/1989
9/12/1989
9/20/1989
9/28/1989
10/02/1989
10/02/1989
10/12/1989
11/27/1989
11/28/1989
11/28/1989 B
11/29/1989 A
N N36
N
N
N J04
N K65
N
F S27
P K30
N S92
E
P S76
1 M N S78
1 C N S78
P C45
N Yll
P S76
N C61
N C47
S 2 4/19/1989 E 4 P F U57
S 2 4/10/1989 C 1 N H65
S 2 4/11/1989 C 1 N H65
H 2 5/19/1989 C 2 M N Bll
S 2 10/24/1989 A 12 N C61
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12/31/1939
BY SUBJECTS
INSIGHT/SETTING GOALS FOR BETTER COMMUNITIES
DURHAM PROJECTS PROPOSAL SPURS SPARKS__ _^
PROPOSEU MAJOR-PROJECTS ORDINANCE CAUSES STIR
DEVELOPMENT VITAL
A WAYWARD ORDINANCE „™_
PROPOSED ORDINANCE WOULD HINDER PROGRESS _t^
REALTOR SAYS REGULATIONS DIMINISH RIGHTS, RAISE COSTS
PROPOSED CITY ORDINANCE DOESN'T TARGET ERUIN SQUARE
SEWER FUNDS NEEDED TO EASE PROBLEMS; POLITICAL GROUPS.., AT ODDS...
MITSUBISHI EXPANDING IN DURHAM _
HAMNER SUBHITS BLUEPRINT FOR BATTLE OVER ERWIN SQUARE
CITY'S 3 APPOINTMENTS FILL JOINT PLANNING PANEL ^
DEVELOPERS SEE ORDINANCE AS 'PLOT' (CORRECTION PRINTED 2-10-89)
FOES OF MAJOR-PROJECTS ORDINANCE MAY HELP REVISE IT
TRIANGLE RANKED FOURTH IN GROWTH BY MAGAZINE
STUDY: CLEAN WATER KEY TO GROWTH IN DURHAM . _
CITY MULLS DIFFERENT APPROACH TO MAJOR-PROJECTS ORDINANCE
DURHAM OFFERS IBM WORKERS WARM WELCOME ,_ „
Cin INVESTMENTS SPARKLE; GULLEY SEES GROWTH IMPACT
PLANNING, MANAGING AND PAYING FOR GROWTH
AVONDALE PLAZA GETS *6-MILLI0N EXPANSION
DOWNTOWN GROWTH MAY HIT *250 MILLION
OFFICIALS PREDICT RDU WILL BE A MAJOR HUB WITHIN A FEW YEARS
DBI^T)sUPERffi^!B$430-MILLI0N WISH LIST COULD SPAWN BULLISH TAX...
OPEN LETTER TO COUNCIL MEMBERS, COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
DEVELOPERS FORM PRO-GROWTH ADVOCATE GROUP
PUT DURHAM ISSUES IN PERSPECTIVE _
PRESTIGIOUS SCIENCE GROUP MOVING TO RESEARCH PARK
FTNANCIN6 DURHAM'S FUTURE
treyburn: ONE FAMILY— AND GROWING
DURHAM GROWTH PLAN REQUIRES COMPROMISE
DEVELOPMENT GROUP SEEKS 8 CHANGES IN IMPACT FEES
CITY IMPACT FEES TAKE REASONABLE APPROACH
GROWING POPULATION MAY FORCE HOSPITAL EXPANSION
WHY WE'RE PRO-GROWTH
NWSWra'EDITORIAlf'FAIL TO GIVE FAIR, BALANCED VIEW OF DURHAM ISSUES
DECADE OF SOLID GROWTH
DURHAM, N.C., HAYTI SECTION
SEE ALSO HERITAGE SQUARE SHOPPING CENTER
HAYTI SITE SHOULD BE CONSIDERED
HAYTI, FORMER HUB OF BLACK COMMUNITY
STATE SEIZES RECORDS OF HAYTI GROUP
DURHAM, N.C., HISTORIC BUILDINGS
SEE DURHAM, N.C., HISTORIC DISTRICT
SEE DURHAM, N.C., HISTORIC HOMES AND BUILDINGS
DURHAM, N.C., HISTORIC DISTRICT . „tto<
SEE ALSO DURHAM HISTORIC DISTRICT COMMISSION (CITY)
SEE ALSO NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES^
COUNCIL APPROVES HISTORIC DISTRICT FOR DOWNTOWN
CITY SEEKS TO PRESERVE DOWNTOWN
TRY A BALANCED VIEW
HISTORY WORTH PRESERVING
DURHAM, N.C., HISTORIC HOMES AND BUILDINGS
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY HALL
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C., HISTORIC SITES g-<m
SEE A-SO DURHAM COUNTY HISTORIC PROPERTIES COMMISSION
SEE ALSO HARDSCRABBLE
SEE ALSO HISTORIC HOMES AND BUILDINGS, N.C.
SEE ALSO HISTORIC PRESERVATION SOCIETY OF DURHAM
SEE ALSO NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES
SEE ALSO RESTORATION AND PRESERVATION
SEE ALSO S^AWILLl^Tr^C^SERVATION TECHNOLOGY (NOW STAGVILLE PRESERV.
LITTLE RED SCHOOLHOUSE MAY BE SAVED S
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1/05/1989
1/06/1989
1/09/1989
1/12/1989
1/12/1989
1/17/1989
1/18/1989
1/25/1989
1/27/1989
2/01/1989
2/09/1989
2/09/1989
2/10/1989
2/16/1989
2/23/1989
2/26/1989
2/27/1989
3/11/1989
3/17/1989
3/20/1989
4/03/1989 .
4/29/1989 B
5/03/1989 A
5/07/1989 D
5/07/1989 D
5/25/1989
5/29/1989
6/29/1989
8/06/1989
8/20/1989
8/28/1989
8/31/1989 B
9/11/1989 A
9/14/1989
10/29/1989
11/28/1989
11/28/1989
12/29/1989
D
A
C
A
A
A
C
A
A
A
A
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A
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2 4/21/1989 A
2 4/21/1989 A
P F
N H70
N S69
E
E
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N A54
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N H70
N
N S69
N S69
N H70
N S69
N
N H65
N S69
N
P N
J
P N S92
N H70
P N P41
E
T F A20
P U
P N R63
E
N K65
E
M N Ml
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N R63
E
P N H65
E
E
P J
E
4 E
1 P N A54
1 P N S69
H
2
3/07/1989 B
1
N S69
S
2
3/07/1989 A
1
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H
2
3/09/1989 A
4
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2
3/09/1989 A
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2
1/31/1989 A 1 P N S92
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1/01/1989
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12/31/1989
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HISTORIC ELIGIBILITY OF LOME'S GROVE SCHOOL STUDIED
COUNTY DENIES HISTORIC RANK FOR HERNDON
OLD/NEW DURHAM; HISTORIC PRESERVATION SOCIETY WILL HONOR PROJECTS..,
GOODBYE PARTY SET AT LOWE'S GROVE SCHOOL
IT'S A WEEKEND FOR TRIANGLE TRADITIONS
FIRE DAMAGES 'LANDMARK' HOUSE ON BAHAMA ROAD
DURHAM, N.C, HISTORY
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, DURHAM. HISTORY
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., HISTORY
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C., GOVERNMENTAL HISTORY
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C., TRANSPORTATION HISTORY
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C, HISTORY
SEE ALSO RALEIGH/DURHAM AIRPORT, HISTORY
SEE ALSO THE WAY WE WERE (COLUMN)
WILKIE RECALLS DAYS WITH NAVY, POLICE, ABC ENFORCEMENT
MAE WEBB RECALLS DURHAM'S CHANGES/THE SUN, 100 YEARS
GIFT OF HOSPITAL INSPIRED WARM SPEECHES ON WINTRY DAY
GLEANINGS FROM A REPORTER'S OLD NOTEBOOK: A KITCHEN BATTLE
NEGLECTED, ALMOST FORGOTTEN CEMETERY TARGET FOR PRESERVATION SOCIETY...
CONCERN FOR HUMANITY IS FAMILY TRADITION/THE SUN, 100 YEARS
SERIAL CLIFF-HANGERS AT MOVIES WERE BIG SATURDAY EVENT
BRIDGE PLAYERS ENGAGE IN INTELLECTUAL COMBAT/THE SUN 100 YEARS
DURHAM SUN HARKS 100TH BIRTHDAY
FUTURE OF DURHAM BRIGHT WITH PROMISE
WITHOUT DURHAM'S TOBACCO THERE WOULD BE NO DUKE UNIVERSITY
TALLY REMEMBERED AS AMATEUR ENTERTAINER FEU COULD MATCH
LEADER OF THE OLD 30TH DIVISION PROUD OF ITS HISTORY
DURHAM SUN RODE INTO BEING ON RAIL/GUEST COLUMN
TURN-OF-THE-CENTURY POLICE EARN *50 A MONTH
9 DURHAM SHERIFFS SERVE IN OVER 100 YEARS
CITY DOESN'T FORGET HAZEL'S WRATH
DURHAM OPENS FIRST PUBLIC LIBRARY IN NORTH CAROLINA
ETHNIC GROUPS' STRIVING MAKES DURHAM THRIVE
DURHAM IS HOSPITABLE HOME TO LONG-LIVED CITIZENS
AIRPORT SOARING TO NEW HEIGHTS
REPORTER FONDLY RECALLS FIRST JOB
WATTS: HOSPITAL IS BUILT FOR AND BELONGS TO THE PEOPLE
HISTORY OF DURHAM CHURCHES OLDER THAN CITY ITSELF (CORRECTED 4-20-89)
THE DURHAM SUN: A SHINING CENTURY
SUN POISED FOR 2ND SHINING CENTURY AFTER SHAKY START
NOTHING EXCEEDS SATISFACTION OF 1ST BYLINE IN DURHAM SUN
HIGH-TECH HELPS TELEPHONE COMPANY RETURN TO OLD-TIME SERVICES
BURNING SAWDUST, STREETS ON AGENDA FOR FIRST CITY OFFICIALS
COUNTY GOVERNMENT GROWS 'FASTER THAN WAS ... IS PLANNED'
THIS 1891 BIRD'S-EYE VIEW OF THE CITY OF DURHAM...
DUKE-CARR RIVALRY MOLDS CITY INTO WORLD TOBACCO CAPITAL
DURHAM'S THRIVING ARTS WARRANT NATIONAL ATTENTION
DUKE GIVES 'CITY OF MEDICINE' NAME
LINCOLN HOSPITAL ESTABLISHED FOR BLACKS
BOOM, BUST AND BOOM/BRIGHT ECONOMIC FUTURE STEMS FROM DURHAM'S BRIGHT...
DUKE HITS CIGARETTE COMPETITORS WHERE IT HURTS
AMERICAN TOBACCO STAFF FONDLY RECALL 4M AN HOUR
TOBACCO LIGHTS UP N.C. POST-WAR ECONOMY
LIGGETT i, MYERS FINDS NICHE IN LEAF INDUSTRY
AMERICA'S LARGEST RESEARCH PARK BEGINS AS EFFORT TO AVOID BRAIN DRAIN
BLACK-OWNED N.C. MUTUAL PROSPERS
DURHAM'S FIRST BANKS SPRING FROM BOOMING TOBACCO INDUSTRY
FRETFUL STORE OWNER PUTS TRAIN ON FAST TRACK TO DURHAMVILLE
LATE TRAIN STARTLES BLIND HORSE
CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR 100 YEARS OF SERVICE (AD)
MAKING THE GRADE/DURHAM WORKS HARD TO EARN RENOWN AS 'CITY OF EDUCATION'
NCCU BEGINS AS SHEPARD'S DREAM TO HELP BLACK MINISTERS
NCC RECOVERS FINANCIALLY! SHEPARD'S DREAM STILL GROWS
DURHAM TECH BUILDS INDUSTRIAL BASE, GIVES TRIANGLE EDGE
SCIENCE SCHOOL DESTINED TO SHINE
DURHAM STAR ATHLETES, SCHOOL HONORS FILL PAST 100 YEARS
DURHAM PARKS AND RECREATION COMES A LONG WAY OVER THE YEARS
HILLSIDE'S WINNING TRADITION IN SPORTS STRETCHES BACK TO THE '20S
HAYTI, FORMER HUB OF BLACK COMMUNITY
-DATE-
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C -PG L P BYL
2/22/1989 C
3/16/1989 A
5/02/1989 B
5/17/1989 C
12/08/1989 D
12/25/1989 C
1/08/1989 C
1/20/1989 B
1/22/1989 B
2/05/1989 B
2/12/1989 B
2/14/1989 A
2/19/1989 B
2/21/1989 A
3/01/1989 A
3/01/1989 A
3/05/1989 B
4/02/1989 A
4/16/1989 B
4/19/1989 A
4/19/1989 A
4/19/1989 A
4/19/1989 A
4/19/1989 A
4/19/1989 B
4/19/1989 B
4/19/1989 C
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989 H
4/19/1989 H
4/19/1989 H
4/21/1989 A
1 P
1 M
1 P
2 D
7 P
1
N K65
N H65
F S56
N J40
F U66
N
9
6
1
4
5
13
6
4
6
6
12
13
1
1
1
2
4
6
1
2
2
3
4
5
6
9
10
11
11
1
2
2
2
2
3
4
6
8
8
12
1
4
5
6
7
2
3
4
1
8 P U L57
1 P F G59
8 P U L57
5 U L57
1 M N N36
6 P F G59
U L57
F G59
N
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U L57
U L57
U L57
U
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
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F
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F
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F
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F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
A
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
U57
U57
A76
S92
G59
S27
H70
H65
Yll
H09
S78
B53
U57
U57
S27
H65
H65
M06
M06
M06
M06
M06
B53
M06
M06
H70
H70
S92
S92
S92
S92
S92
F25
A76
A76
N A54
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S U B J E
ONCE POOR FARMLAND, RTP IS BECOMING URBAN CENTER
A DAUGHTER'S MEMORIES OF 'SAM'
HATER STILL KEY TO DURHAM GROWTH
LIBRARY'S OPENING CORRECTED
EXTENSION SERVICEMARKS ITS 75TH YEAR „ „,
WORLD WAR II EFFECTS FELT IN DURHAM/VE DAY ANNIVERSARY
PHOTO HISTORY OF WATTS HOSPITAL EXHIBIT OPENS WEDNESDAY
A TRIBUTE ON MOTHER'S DAY; RECALLING THE 'FOUR ROSES'
WILD WEATHER MARKS DURHAM DURING '80S
IT'S THE DAY THAT LINDY MADE OUR SPIRITS SOAR
'SHADY HOUSE' OFFERED GAMBLING, FIGHTING/THE WAY WE WERE
DUKE WAS ANYTHING BUT QUIET IN THE '60S
EMOTIONS BOIL IN DURHAM WHEN KING KIILLED
CIVIL RIGHTS BATTLES TO SHIR TO NEW FRONTS
LIDA CARR FLOWER! A FREE SPIRIT SOARING AHEAD OF HER TIME
LOVE OF HISTORY NURTURED BY LIFE IN DURHAM
MCPHERSON HOSPITAL FULFILLING ORIGINAL MISSION
ON JURORS AND JURISTS: THE REAL ADVERSARIAL SYSTEM?
WATTS HOSPITAL IS SITE FOR MATH SCHOOL
DUKE CHAPEL STONE WORKERS HOLD REUNION
CHAPEL REPRESENTS ESSENCE OF DUKE _ „ „A„„
IN ROARING '20S, 'THE GANG' GOT HIGH ON A DURHAM ROLLER COASTER
UNCLE BILLIE DUKE MADE THE SINNERS GET HAPPY
SOUTHGATE IS DURHAM'S OLDEST INSURANCE AjXNCY
RIGHTS ACT IN '64J DURHAM'S DREAM ON PAPER/THE NEW DAY - THEN & NOW
SOME SEE GAINS OF 1964 ACT ERODING
DURHAM ACTIVISM BEGAN BEFORE 1960 _ _ tiji
CIVIL RIGHTS ACT CULMINATION OF FOUR YEARS OF EFFORT
TOBACCO-ERA BOOM SPARKED WOMEN'S LITERARY CLUES
HONOR FOR DURHAM'S GEN. JULIAN CARR __„, ^TriTT„
FRIENDS STARTED NEW CLUB TO LIFT MRS. DUKE'S SPIRITS
20 YEARS LATER, DURHAM STILL REMEMBERS 'EAGLE HAS LANDED'
DURHAM SEES MANY ROAD IMPROVEMENTS
STORY OF DURHAM IS COLORFUL CONTRIBUTION TO HISTORY
MRS. CAMERON RECALLS DURHAM OF EARLY 20TH CENTURY
OLD SCHOOL HOUSE BECAME HAPPY HOME
DELAYS PLAGUED 1ST DURHAM COURTHOUSE
TRIP DOWN MEMORY LANE LEADS TO OLD FULLER SCHOOL
VA HOSPITAL HAS EXPANDED OVER YEARS
PAPERBOYS BECOME 'STARS'
MRS. MILDRED HARRIS, 76, NOTED COUNTY HISTORIAN
TOBACCO TAKES DURHAM FROM HAMLET TO THRIVING CITY/THE WAY UE WERE
BUCKET BRIGADE GROWS INTO 12 FIRE STATIONS
RADIO'S 'AMOS »N' ANDY' CHARACTERS MET IN DURHAM/THE WAY UE WERE
HILL'S LOVE OF GOLF LED TO DURHAM'S 1ST COUNTRY CLUB
U.N. OF COMPANIES SPROUTS AROUND, DURHAM
FOREIGN FIRMS SEE DURHAM AS PROGRESSIVE _
MAYORS STEM FROM CIVIL WAR ERA; 1ST MANAGER HIRED IN 1921
DURHAM'S 1ST COUNTRY CLUB DREW COMMUNITY LEADERS, WIVES
LONG LIVE THE QUEEN— AND HER CHILD-REARING DICTUMS
MINDING THEIR C'S AND B'S ,. ^^ _
PEOPLE MAKE HISTORY, BUT TRUTHS, HALF-TRUTHS MAKE PEOPLE
'20'S ECONOMIC, CAR BOOM SPURRED DURHAM'S 1ST SUBURBIA
•26 INCORPORATION GIVES HOPE VALLEY CLUB A FLYING START
COUNTRY CLUB OPENED AS U.S. RODE WAVE OF PROSPERITY
fDAUN OF PEACE' DESCRIBES BENNETT PLACE SIGNIFICANCE FOR ANNIVERSARY...
THE ONCE AND FUTURE BULL CITY
DURHAM, N.C., HOLIDAYS
MOST FIRMS TO OPEN ON KING'S BIRTHDAY
MARCH, SPEECHES TO HONOR KING
MOST BANKS TO CLOSE FOR WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY
HOLIDAY SCHEDULE
DURHAM HOPPING TO A HALT FOR EASTER HOLIDAY
MANY WORKERS WILL GET MEMORIAL DAY OFF
DURHAM STUDENTS AMONG FEW NOT ON HOLIDAY
MOST WORKERS GET JULY 4 OFF
OFFICES TO BE CLOSED FOR JULY FOURTH HOLIDAY
LABOR DAY OFFERS RESPITE TO MANY WORKERS „-„«,
THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY TO SLOW MANY ACTIVITIES, CLOSE OFFICES
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4/24/1989 A
1 F
H
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4/30/1989 E
2 P U L57
S
2
5/01/1989 A
1 P F U57
S
2
5/04/1989 A
4 L
H
2
5/08/1989 A
6 P F Zll
S
2
5/08/1989 A
1 P F F25
H
2
5/11/1989 B
7 P N
H
2
5/14/1989 E
2 P U 157
S
2
5/15/1989 A
1 N A76
H
2
5/21/1989 E
2 P U H49
S
2
5/22/1989 C
1 U
H
2
5/28/1989 E
2 P U L57
S
2
5/29/1989 A
1 P F H09
S
2
5/29/1989 A
7 F Yll
S
2
6/05/1989 C
1 P U
s
2
6/06/1989 B
1 P F G59
s
2
6/09/1989 B
1 P F H65
H
2
6/11/1989 E
2 P U L57
s
2
6/12/1989 A
1 P F H65
s
2
6/19/1989 A
1 P N T77
s
2
6/19/1989 A
1 P F S92
s
2
6/19/1989 C
1 P U
H
2
6/25/1989 E
8 P U L57
s
2
6/26/1989 A
1 P F M06
H
2
7/02/1989 A
1 P F N36
H
2
7/02/1989 A
6 P F S22
H
2
7/02/1989 A
8 F N36
H
2
7/02/1989 A
9 P F N36
S
2
7/03/1989 C
1 P U
H
2
7/09/1989 E
2 P U L57
S
2
7/17/1989 B
1 P U
S
2
7/20/1989 A
2 N A76
S
2
7/24/1989 A
1 P F H70
H
2
7/30/1989 D
3 P U H45
S
2
7/31/1989 C
1 P U
S
2
8/01/1989 B
1 P F S27
S
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8707/1989 A
1 P F U57
S
2
8/14/1989 C
1 U
S
2
8/15/1989 B
1 P F H65
S
2
8/21/1989 A
1 P F U57
H
2
8/28/1989 B
5 P 0
S
2
8/28/1989 C
1 U
s
2
9/04/1989 A
1 P F U57
s
2
9/11/1989 C
1 P U
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2
9/25/1989 C
1 P G
S
2 10/02/1989 A
1 M N S78
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2
10/02/1989 A
1 C N S78
s
2 10/07/1989 C
1 F U57
S
2 10/09/1989 C
1 P U
s
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DRUNK DRIVERS TURN HOLIDAYS INTO DISASTER
NEW YEAR'S HOLIDAY MEANS SHORT WEEK FOR MANY
MOST CITY OFFICES HILL BE CLOSED NEW YEAR'S DAY
DURHAM, N.C, IMAGE
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C.
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, MEDICAL INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, RANKINGS
SEE ALSO NEW DURHAM PROGRAM
SEE ALSO QUALITY OF LIFE, DURHAM
DURHAM FLYERS HAVE PRIDE
DURHAM IS GROWING AND CROWING ABOUT IT
THE SMEARING OF DURHAM
IS DURHAM TOPS IN TRIANGLE?
BULLS BOOST DURHAM
RELOCATORS HEAR PITCH ON BULL CITY
RALEIGH IS A 'FINE CITY'
DURHtft IS A HESS
DURHAM HAS SELF-IMAGE PROBLEM, VISITORS'
TAKE STOCK OF DURHAM
DURHAM RANKS 27TH IN BEST LIVING AREAS
BUREAU GREETS DURHAM GUESTS
DURHAM, N.C, INFORMATION
SEE ALSO INFORMATION RESOURCES
HOTLINE IS HOT IDEA
DURHAM, N.C, INVESTMENTS
REPORT SHOWS DURHAM MONEY MANAGERS' SAWY
CITY INVESTMENTS SPARKLE; GULLEY SEES 9
INVESTMENT ANALYST HELPS CITY TAXPAYERS
A HEARTENING PERFORMANCE
CARR: FEES SPAT CRAMPS CLERK'S OFFICE
CITY COULD LOSE FUNDS IN CCB PACT
DURHAM, N.C, LEGISLATION (SEE ALSO NAMES OF LEGISLATORS)
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY. N.C, LEGISLATORS
SEE ALSO N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATION
ALL FIVE MEMBERS OF LEGISLATURE FROM COUNTY LIKELY TO RUN AGAIN
DURHAM, N.C, "LOOP"
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C. , OUTER LOOP
SEE ALSO HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION
TAX HIKE WOULD FUND DURHAM LOOP
"LOOP" ROADS STILL IN THOROUGHFARE PLAN
REVISED N.C HIGHWAY PLAN SPEEDS UP DURHAM LOOP
DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION HAS ENO DRIVE 'IN THE LOOP'
(5 BILLION DOT PLAN MEANS DURHAM ROAD, RAIL CHANGES
ACTIVIST TOUTS ALTERNATIVE TO TRAFFIC LOOPS
CITY SEEKS IMPACT STATEMENT ON ENO DRIVE
COUNCIL PLANS HEARING ON NEW INNER LOOP
DRUTHERS DON'T COUNT
ENO GROUP ON RECORD WITH LOOP CONCERNS
INNER LOOP OK'Di PATH UNCERTAIN
SACRIFICES NECESSARY TO BUILD NEEDED LOOP
DURHAM, N.C, MAJOR PROJECTS ORDINANCE
SEE ALSO BUILDING DEVELOPERS
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, GROWTH DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, ORDINANCES
DURHAM PROJECTS PROPOSAL SPURS SPARKS
PROPOSED MAJOR-PROJECTS ORDINANCE CAUSES STIR
A WAYWARD ORDINANCE
PROPOSED ORDINANCE WOULD HINDER PROGRESS
PROPOSED CITY ORDINANCE DOESN'T TARGET ERWIN SQUARE
HAMNER SUBMITS BLUEPRINT FOR BATTLE OVER ERWIN SQUARE
...COACH HAMMER'S "RAMBLING YUPPIES" HAVE US ON OUR OWN... (CARTOON)
DURHAM IS DOING TOO WELL TO SLAM DOOR ON PROGRESS
ORDINANCE WOULD HURT DURHAM
IT'S A PLAN FOR MORE RED TAPE
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DON'T CHASE OFF DEVELOPERS _
MAJOR PROJECTS ORDINANCE NOT THE PRODUCT OF ONE
ASK TOUGH QUESTIONS
FOULERS GOURMET/TO VOICE YOUR OPINION, CONTACT YOUR CITY COUNCIL...
DEVELOPERS SEE ORDINANCE AS 'PLOT' (CORRECTION PRINTED 2-10-89)
FOES OF HAJOR-PROJECTS ORDINANCE HAY HELP REVISE IT
CORRECTION
NO ARBITRARY RULINGS
HISS, SPIT AND PROFANITY
PLUTOCRACY VS. DEMOCRACY
OFF-AND-ON ORDINANCE
DURHAM NEEDS ORDINANCE
'PROGRESS' THREATENS POOR
ORDINANCE REQUIRES CARE
TOINSQUARE IS PRIMARILY OFFICES, NOT SHOPPING HALL
A PLANNED-GROWTH ORDINANCE
CHAMBER OPPOSES CITY'S MAJOR PROJECTS ORDINANCE „_
CITY MULLS DIFFERENT APPROACH TO MAJOR-PROJECTS ORDINANCE
DURHAM ZONING ORDINANCES NO LONGER SERVE COMMUNITY
ANTI-GROWTH PROPOSAL
ORDINANCE WOULD HURT BLACKS
BUSINESS-HATING FANATICS
KEEP IT A 'STROLLING' AREA __ _
REDESIGN DURHAM'S PROPOSED MAJOR PROJECT ORDINANCE
ORDINANCE NEEDS NEW DESIGN
IT'S CALM-DOWN TIME
'HEY THERE, CLAY HAMNER, COME IN FROM THE COLD'
DURHAM NEEDS ORDINANCE
clement: MAYOR FOOT-DRAGGING ON RULE
PLANNING, MANAGING AND PAYING FOR GROWTH
GULLEY DENIES STALL ON MAJOR-PROJECTS LAW
DON'T DISCOURAGE DEVELOPMENT
MAYOR URGES MORE CIVILITY ON ISSUE OF MAJOR PROJECTS
GULLEY'S APPROACH IS RIGHT irrTmi
COUNCIL'S PROPOSED IMPACT FEES DRAW SUPPORT, CAUTION
HAMNER HAILS ORDINANCE WARNING: HIGHER TAXES, FEWER JOBS
DEVELOPER BLASTS PROPOSED ORDINANCE
members: consider zoning-law updates^^ „tii Arm%T
planner: SIZE ONLY 1 FACTOR in developments that can affect...
HUMAN RELATIONS COMMISSION CRITICIZES HAMNER FOR LETTERS
HAMNER'S LETTERS DRAW CRITICISM
THIS WASN'T 'REPUGNANT' _
CLAY HAMNER IS RIGHT; HE IS ALSO NOT RACIST
TRADE GROUP SUPPORTS GROWTH _
HEIGHT LIMITS PROPOSED FOR BUILDINGS IN DURHAM
KEEP TALL BUILDINGS IN DOWNTOWN DURHAM _
DURHAM ALREADY HAS ORDINANCE RESTRICTING HEIGHT OF BUILDINGS
DEVELOPERS, NEIGHBORS DIFFER ON LIMITATIONS ^
DEVELOPERS, HOMEOWNERS CONTINUE DEBATING HEIGHT OF BUILDINGS
WHEN TALL COSTS THE MOST _, , „
DEVELOPER FEARS NEW LAW WOULD PROMOTE STRIP MALLS
TRAFFIC REQUIREMENTS HAVE 'LOOPHOLE' „imii[irinllll
ADVISORY PANEL FAVORS BUILDING HEIGHT RESTRICTIONS
FRIENDSHIPS AND DEVELOPfCNT
GROUP QUESTIONS PIECE-MEAL ZONING
GULLEY DENIES SAYING HE MIGHT DISBAND PANEL
GULLEY DENIES HE SUGGESTED DISBANDING GROUP
LYNCHING THE DEVELOPERS _
DURHAM GROWTH PLAN REQUIRES COMPROMISE __
DURHAM PROJECTS PANEL MEMBER RESIGNS IN PROTEST
FOUR REVISIONS IN MAJOR IMPACT ORDINANCE ASKED
TERRY SANFORD JR. QUITS MAJOR PROJECTS PANEL^
HEARING DRAWS PROS, CONS TO HAJOR-PROJECTS PROPOSAL
DEVELOPER TO FILL VACANCY
AFTER 2 RESIGNATIONS PANEL RESUMES WORK
HR GULLEY'S 'GLORIOUS' EXIT
DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL ASKS TO ADD 4 NEW FLOORS (CORRECTED 9-14-89)
CORRECTION
ERWIN SQUARE DEMISE WILL COST DURHAM, BACKERS SAY
SANFORD: ERWIN LOSS COULD COST CITY *1.19 MILLION
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DEVELOPER UANTS TO SAVE EXISTING RIGHTS S
PANEL REVISES LIGHTING STANDARD FOR ORDINANCE H
RENEGING ON RULES WRONG H
♦MAJOR PROJECTS' MAY GET NOV. 6 VOTE S
WARD 1 CANDIDATES FAVOR MAJOR PROJECTS ORDINANCE S
PROJECTS ORDINANCE IS WARD 5 RACE ISSUE S
•GRANDFATHERING' MAY SHIELD PROJECTS FROM mi RULES S
DON'T CURB OK'D PROJECTS H
NEW MAYOR CAN LEAD COUNCIL FOCUS CHANGE S
DURHAM, N.C., MAYOR'S OFFICE
SEE ALSO MAYORAL CAMPAIGNS
GULLEY, 3 COUNCILMEN MAY RUN FOR MAYOR
BURNING SAWDUST, STREETS ON AGENDA FOR FIRST CITY OFFICIALS
GULLEY BOWS OUT OF MAYOR'S RACE
DURHAM MAYOR WIB GULLEY SAYS HE WON'T SEEK A THIRD TERM
GULLET'S DECISION LEAVES FIELD OPEN
GULLEY MOVE SURPRISES SOME
SPAULDING WEIGHING A BID FOR MAYOR OF DURHAM
MAYOR TAKES BREATHER
WIB GULLEY FOR MAYOR! 1987. (CARTOON)
QUOTATION OUT OF CONTEXT
GULLEY MOVE ALTERS POLITICAL LANDSCAPE
LET'S HAVE SOME CHOICES
'89 ELECTION: BIG CHANGES?
SPAULDING, BROWN BAR MAYOR'S RACE
SPAULDING, BROWN SUPPORT JENKINS IN MAYOR'S RACE
INSIGHT/PIGGY BANK POLITICS: IN THE COUNCIL RACE, CITIZENS MIGHT,
JENKINS GETS A HEAD START
FIVE BLACKS MIXED IN FEELINGS ABOUT SPAULDING MEETING
NELSON STRAWBRIDGE TO RUN IN MAYOR'S RACE
MAYORAL CANDIDATE: BOND ISSUES OVERDONE
9 CANDIDATES IN RUNNING FOR COUNCIL
WELLS' FILING CREATES 3-WAY RACE FOR MAYOR
THIRD CANDIDATE RUNNING FOR MAYOR
4TH MAYORAL CANDIDATE FILESi 2 JOIN COUNCIL RACE
FOURTH CANDIDATE FILES FOR MAYOR: FIELD GROWS IN COUNCIL RACE
22 IN COUNCIL, MAYOR RACE; PRIMARY VOTE SET
NOW LET'S GRILL THEM; COUNCIL ELECTION QUANTITY FINE, BUT...
Cm ELECTION LINEUP; BALLOT LISTS 22 CANDIDATES
STRAWBRIDGE, LASSITER CONSIDER COALITION
CONSERVATIVE POLITICAL COMMITTEE FORMING TO BACK STRAWBRIDGE
NEW GROUP HOPES TO INCREASE VOTERS
FRIENDS OF DURHAM BACK STRAWBRIDGE FOR MAYOR
MAYOR CANDIDATE KEYS ON GROWTH, EDUCATION
MAYORAL CANDIDATE FRANKLIN TARGETS CRIME
MR. GULLEY'S 'GLORIOUS' EXIT
MAYORAL CANDIDATE SAYS CITY SHOULD FOCUS ON NECESSITIES
MAYORS STEM FROM CIVIL WAR ERA; 1ST MANAGER HIRED IN 1921
STRAWBRIDGE, JENKINS NECK AND NECK IN POLL
JENKINS EDGES OUT STRAWBRIDGE/VICTORY GIVES DURHAM ITS 1ST BLACK
GRUBB WINNER DESPITE COMPUTER GLITCH
GRUBB WINNER DESPITE COMPUTER GLITCH
GRUBB REAL WARD 1 WINNER
HIGH VOTER TURNOUT TURNS VOTE AROUND
JENKINS CITY'S 1ST BLACK MAYOR
JENKINS SHARES VISION FOR CITY; VOTERS VIEU NEW MAYOR
A DETERMINED MAYOR-ELECT
GULLEY STEPS ASIDE, BUT LEAVES HIS MARK
JENKINS PROMISES AGENCY TO FIGHT AGAINST DRUGS, CRIME
DURHAM, N.C., MAYOR'S SALARY
CITY WORKERS' PAY LOW; COUNCIL'S HIGH
COUNCILMEN SEE NO RAISE NEXT YEAR
AMONG 5 N.C. CITIES
INACCURATE PAY REPORTS BLAMED ON GLITCH IN CITY'S COMPUTER
MAKE JOB MORE INVITING
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IT'S GOOD NEWS FOR CITY TAXPAYERS! NO INCREASE
DURHAM, N.C., MEDICAL INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO CITY OF MEDICINE AWARD
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C., IMAGE
SEE ALSO DURHAM DIAGNOSTIC LIONS CLUB
DUKE GNES 'CITY OF MEDICINE' NAME S
DURHAM'S ENVOYS GET WORD OUT S
CITY OF MEDICINE PROGRAM TO DISPATCH AMBASSADORS H
HITCHINGS, ELION NAMED CITY AMBASSADORS S
NOBEL-WINNING DIPLOMATIC CORPS H
WHY TWO DRUG WARS? H
WAR ON DRUGS EFFORT REARMING H
1898 WAS SHOT IN THE ARM ON MEDICAL SCENE H
DURHAM, N.C., NAACP
SEE NAACP, DURHAM CHAPTER
DURHAM, N.C., OFFICE PROPERTY
SEE ALSO RENTAL PROPERTY
EXECUTIVE SUITES H
2ND TOWER EYED FOR DOWNTOWN H
DURHAM'S OFFICE VACANCY RATE DOWN _ . H
BROKERS SEE SUM PICKINGS FOR *250 MILLION INVESTMENT OFFER H
DURHAM, N.C., ORDINANCES
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C., MAJOR PROJECTS ORDINANCE
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C., SIDEWALK ORDINANCES
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C., ORDINANCES
CITY'S MWBE GOALS WORTHY, NOT REALISTIC
NUMBERS DON'T TALLY
CAMPUS HILLS VOTE STIRS BITTER DEBATE
KERCXHOFF'S ASSESSMENT OF MWBE IS CORRECT
DURHAM'S MINORITY PLAN MAY BE ON SHAKY GROUND
DURHAM'S MINORITY PLAN MAY BE ON SHAKY GROUND
FINE-TUNE THE QUOTAS „
HAMNER SUBMITS BLUEPRINT FOR BATTLE OVER ERWIN SQUARE
CITY COUNCIL TO HOLD MEETING ON BUSINESS ENTERPRISE RULING
MWBE CONTROVERSY CAN BE OPPORTUNITY
CITY REVIEWING ITS ORDINANCE TO AID MINORITY BUSINESSES
LAWYER! CITY SHOULD REVIEW MINORITY LAW
CONSULTANT TO HELP COUNTY IMPLEMENT ORDINANCE ON CONTRACTS FOR MINORITY
MINORITY RULING CASTS PALL OVER ORDINANCES
CONTRACT DELAYS MAY COST DURHAM PENALTY
NCCU PROFESSOR MAY UORK FOR CITY TO REVIEW ORDINANCE
LASSITER WON'T LOSE RETIREMENT
ROYALL'S OPPOSITION STALLS ANTI-BIAS BILL
BUILDERS MAY ESCAPE 'DOUBLE JEOPARDY'
•TREE ABUSE' NIPPED IN BUD BY POLICE
DURHAM COUNTY CONSIDERS NEW RESTRICTIONS ON SIGNS
COMMISSIONERS CONTINUE SIGN ORDINANCE HEARING
APPARENT LOW BIDDER URGES CITY REVIEW OF MWBE STANDARDS
CITY COUNCIL PANEL APPROVES LOITERING ORDINANCE
CITY'S RECIPE FOR FAILURE
ANTI-LOITERING ORDINANCE ADOPTED BY CITY COUNCIL
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COURT'S RACE-NEUTRAL RULES COULD BOOST MINORITY BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT
DURHAM, N.C., OUTER LOOP
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C., "LOOP"
SEE ALSO DURHAM MASTER THOROUGHFARE FLAN
SEE ALSO DURHAM/CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO THOROUGHFARE PLAN
SEE ALSO HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., LOOP ROAD
SEE ALSO ROADS, DURHAM COUNTY
OUTER LOOP FOES ATTACK SITE PLAN FOR ENO DRIVE
CORRECTION
CITY'S 'CLERICAL ERROR' ON ENO DRIVE STIRS TWO NEIGHBORHOODS
OLD FARM FOLLOWS ENO LOOP PLAN
ENO DRIVE BYPASS TECHNICALLY STILL IN BLUEPRINT
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H 2 6/29/1989 A 1 N R63
4/19/1989
11/21/1989
11/26/1989
11/29/1989
12/02/1989
12/07/1989
12/08/1989
12/31/1989 B
2 10/15/1989 F
2 10/20/1989 C
2 10/22/1989 F
2 11/15/1989 C
1/02/1989
1/17/1989
1/18/1989
1/19/1989
1/23/1989
1/23/1989
1/26/1989
2/01/1989
2/03/1989
2/07/1989
2/15/1989
2/15/1989
2/16/1989
2/21/1989
5/16/1989
6/01/1989
6/20/1989
6/28/1989
7/13/1989
8/18/1989
9/12/1989
9/13/1989
9/21/1989
10/27/1989
11/10/1989
11/21/1989 B
11/21/1989 A
11/26/1989 D
11
7
6
1
4
4
4
1
F H65
N
N
N E33
E
E
E
N C60
1 D N
1 N C60
1 N C60
1 N K65
E
E
N H70
E
N H70
N H65
E
N S69
N S69
E
N S69
N H70
N A54
N H70
N C61
N C61
N C61
N L40
N C61
N
N H65
N
N S69
N R63
E
N R63
N C61
U
10
s
2
3/23/1989 A
1
M N H70
s
2
3/24/1989 A
2
N
H
2
4/11/1989 C
1
N S69
S
2
4/11/1989 C
1
N M06
H
2
4/13/1989 C
1
N S69
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SUBJE
COUNCIL DROPS ENO LOOP PLAN
DON'T DELAY PROJECT* NEW ENO DRIVE ROUTE PITS NEIGHBOR AGAINST NEIGHBOR
CITY COUNCIL? ENO DRIVE NOT TO BE MAJOR NORTHERN BYPASS
'ENO DRIVE' IS OUT OF THE LOOP
LANDFILL EXTENSION WON'T INTERRUPT ENO PARKWAY
ENO DRIVE FUNDING HAY BE CUT FROM LIST
COMMUNITY TO HAVE SAY ON ENO DRIVE
GULLEYJ CITY WON'T LOSE ENO DRIVE OUTER LOOP FUNDS
EXPERTS OFFER ALTERNATIVES TO ENO DRIVE
OFFICIALS WEIGH OPTIONS FOR ENO DRIVE PROJECT
ENO DRIVE OPTIONS ON HEARING AGENDA
TRIANGLE RAIL PLAN WOULD AVOID LOOPS
DON'T ELIMINATE HIGHWAYS
CITIZENS TO EXPRESS OPINIONS ON ROADS
END, UNIVERSITY DRIVE FOES VOCAL AT HIGHWAY MEETING (CORRECTED)
PANEL PASSES THOROUGHFARE PLAN ALONG MINUS CONTROVERSIAL ROADS
DON'T KILL ENO DRIVE
ROAD PLAN NEARS PASSAGE DESPITE ENO DRIVE SNAG
CITY SEEKS IMPACT STATEMENT ON ENO DRIVE
ENO DRIVE GETS NEW NAME, WORK SCHEDULE
NEW ENO DRIVE LOOP WORRIES NATURALISTS
ENO GROUP ON RECORD WITH LOOP CONCERNS
DURHAM, N.C., PARKING
SEE PARKING LOTS
SEE PARKING SPACES, ON-STREET
DURHAM, N.C., PASSENGER TRAIN SERVICE
SEE ALSO CHARLOTTE/RALEIGH TRAIN SERVICE
SEE ALSO DURHAM UNION BUS STATION
SEE ALSO RAILROADS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO TRIANGLE EXPRESS
TRIANGLE RAIL PLAN WOULD AVOID LOOPS
TRIANGLE MASS-TRANSIT RAIL SYSTEM PROPOSED
DON'T ELIMINATE HIGHWAYS
DURHAM, N.C., PAY AND CLASSIFICATION PLAN
SEE DURHAM, N.C., CITY EMPLOYEES
DURHAM, N.C., PRECINCTS
SEE DURHAM, N.C., VOTING PRECINCTS (INCLUDES ALL OF DURHAM CO.)
DURHAM, N.C., PUBLIC UTILITIES
SEE DURHAM WATER RESOURCES DIVISION
SEE UTILITY RATES
SEE WATER AND SEWER RATES, DURHAM
DURHAM, N.C., RACE RELATIONS
SEE ALSO BLACKS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, DESEGREGATION
SEE ALSO DURHAM HUMAN RELATIONS COMMISSION
SEE ALSO RACE RELATIONS
SEE ALSO RACIAL DISCRIMINATION
HAMNER'S LETTERS DRAW CRITICISM
LASSITER LASHES OUT AT HAMPTON'S HARANGUE
DURHAM, N.C., RANKINGS
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C., IMAGE
SEE ALSO N.C., RANKING
DURHAM 2ND IN STATE IN BUILDING PERMITS
BUILDING PACE 2ND TO CHARLOTTE
TRIANGLE RANKED FOURTH IN GROWTH BY MAGAZINE
CITY CONSTRUCTION VALUE 3RD IN STATE
DURHAM COUNTY RANKS 3RD IN BUILDING PERMITS
INACCURATE PAY REPORTS BLAMED ON GLITCH IN CITY'S COMPUTER
FEB. BUILDING PACE RISES IN DURHAM
TRIANGLE 17TH IN NATIONAL HOUSING
DURHAM JOBLESS RATE RISES
DURHAM 4TH IN PERMITS FOR BUILDING
TRIANGLE FAMILY INCOME AVERAGES TOPS IN STATE
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S
2 4/13/1989 A
1
N m
H
2 4/17/1989 A
4
E
H
2 4/18/1989 B
1
N S69
S
2 4/18/1989 A
1
N M06
S
2 6/15/1989 A
1 M N C61
S
2 7/11/1989 A
1 M N C61
H
2 7/12/1989 C
1 M N N36
S
2 7/12/1989 A
1
N C61
S
2 8/09/1989 A
1
N C61
S
2 8/24/1989 C
1
N
H
2 8/26/1989 D
9
N
S
2 9/29/1989 A
1
N C61
H
2 10/03/1989 A
4
E
S
2 11/01/1989 A
1
N C61
S
2 11/02/1989 A
1
N C61
H
2 11/14/1989 B
1
N R63
H
2 11/19/1989 D
4
E
S
2 11/21/1989 A
1
N C61
H
2 12/12/1989 C
1
N R63
S
2 12/12/1989 A
1
N C61
S
2 12/13/1989 A
1
NE33
S
2 12/15/1989 C
1
N S78
2 9/29/1989 A
2 10/01/1989 B
2 10/03/1989 A
1 N C61
1 N S22
4 E
S
2
4/28/1989 A
I N H06
H
2
5/27/1989 A
I P N S69
S
2
1/21/1989 A
I N S78
S
2
2/14/1989 B .
1 N B53
H
2
2/16/1989 C ;
S N
S
2
4/01/1989 A
I N M06
S
2
4/10/1989 A
I N M06
S
2
5/02/1989 A :
N S78
S
2
5/04/1989 C ;
t N M06
S
2
5/29/1989 A
I N M06
S
2
5/31/1989 A 1
t N T77
S
2
6/02/1989 C 1
I N C61
H
2
6/08/1989 C I
I C N K65
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N
P
MAKE JOB MORE INVITING H
THE LOW-PAID COUNTY BOARD _ H
DURHAM TAKES N.C. LEAD IN BUILDING PERMITS JWJJE S
DURHAM RANKS FIRST IN RECEIVING VETERANS' BENEFITS H
DURHAM RANKS 27TH IN BEST LIVING AREAS i/Mim TUAk| nTOj 8
CHAMBER'S BOOTH SAYS TRIANGLE AREA SHOULD BE RANKED HIGHER THAN 27TH H
TRIANGLE TOPS IN NORTH CAROLINA H
DURHAM UAGES TOP U.S. AVERAGE S
TOP UAGES DON'T HELP EVERYONE IN DURHAM S
DURHAM, N.C, REVENUES __
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, BOND REFERENDUMS
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, BUDGET
SEE ALSO DURHAM TAX COLLECTOR
SEE ALSO TAXES, DURHAM
REPORT SHOWS DURHAM MONEY MANAGERS' SAWY H
A HEARTENING PERFORMANCE _ _, H
LOST SPACES NET MONEY/CITY COMES OUT AHEAD 11,937 A MONTH... S
CITY FINDS SOURCES FOR *12 MILLION H
CITY'S STABLE TAX RATE CAN'T HIDE REAL COSTS S
TACT. DURHAM TAX BURDEN ON RESIDENTS _ S
REPORT: POLICIES FORCE HEAVY TAX BURDEN ON HOMEOWNERS H
INSIGHT/THE COST OF BEING DURHAM _ H
PENNY SAVED COULD MEAN $390,000 CITY SHORTFALL H
SALES, GAS TAX SHIFTS THROW BUDGET BY $495,000 S
DURHAM, N.C, SIDEWALK ORDINANCES
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, ORDINANCES
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C, ORDINANCES
SEE ALSO -SIDEWALKS
SEE ALSO STREETS, DURHAM
CLEMENT: PLAN FAILS TO ADDRESS NEEDS IN DEVELOPED AREAS
DURHAM, N.C, SISTER CITIES
SEE ALSO DURHAM, ENGLAND
SEE ALSO KOSTROMA, SOVIET UNION
SEE ALSO SISTER CITIES PROGRAM
SISTER CITIES CREATE TIES THAT BIND m „— _. B
CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS ELIGIBLE TO VISIT DURHAM'S 'SISTER CITIES' S
VISITING SISTER CITY ABROAD NOW COUNCIL MEMBER BENEFIT H
DON'T SEND SO MANY TO VISIT 'SISTER' CITIES 8
BON VOYAGE TO BACKSLAPPERS, COUNCIL MEMBERS DECLARE THEMSELVES TRAVEL... H
FOR BROADENING EXPERIENCE, TRY A TRIP TO DIABET, MOROCCO H
DELEGATIONS TO VISIT RUSSIA, JAPAN H
SISTER-CITY GROUP BACK FROM SOVIET UNION S
•HOPE CHILDREN WILL REAP BENEFITS,' CAMPBELL SAYS OF SOVIET VISIT H
SOVIETS' WARMTH IMPRESSES DURHAM VISITORS S
DELEGATION YENS TO TIE KNOT WITH JAPANESE CITY S
COUNCIL HAS HECTIC JAPAN TRIP §
TOYAMA IS DURHAM'S NEW SISTER S
A TALE OF TWO (SISTER) CITIES H
ROLL OUT THE CARPET H
SHARED TIES H
DURHAM, SOVIET TOWN SET TO BE SISTERS S
RUSSIANS COMING TO DURHAM H
SOVIET DELEGATION READY FOR LANDING IN DURHAM , ,_ S
PEACE QUILT; A PRESENT FOR THE RUSSIANS THAT EXPRESSES WHO UE ARE H
DURHAM EMBRACES ENVOYS FROM SOVIET SISTER CITY H
NO SNOW SURPRISES SOVIET GROUP __ _ „ _ §
DURHAM WELCOMES VISnORS FROM NEW RUSSIAN SISTER CITY S
DURHAM, RUSSIAN CITY SEAL PACT OF FRIENDSHIP H
SOVIET MAYOR MAKES SISTER CITY ADDRESS H
WARM WELCOME a
DURHAM, SOVIETS MAKE SISTERSHIP OFFICIAL 8
SOVIET VISITORS SHARE KNOWLEDGE WITH CURIOUS DURHAM YOUNGSTERS H
2 RUSSIAN VISITORS GET A LOOK AT AMERICAN FACTORIES, WORKERS H
SISTER CITIES AGREEMENT HELPS THAW DIFFERENCES S
PUPILS, SOVIETS SWAP SURPRISES 8
SOVIET VISIT FORGES FRIENDSHIP H
DURHAM-SOVIET CHURCHES JOINED BY MAIL H
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6/18/1989 D
6/18/1989 D
6/27/198? A
8/01/1989 B
8/24/1989 A
8/26/1989 C
9/06/1989 A
10/04/1989 A
10/07/1989 A
3/11/1989
3/21/1989
5/13/1989
7/12/1989
7/13/1989
8/02/1989
8/03/1989
9/24/1989
12/01/1989
12/01/1989
1
4
1
10
4
1
1
1
2
1
E
E
N M06
N
N HAS
N
E
N E33
E
N S69
E
N C61
N
E
N C61
N R63
F
N R63
N C61
S 2 5/10/1989 B 1 N H65
4/09/1989 E
4/25/1989 A
4/26/1989 A
4/28/1989 A
5/02/1989 A
5/21/1989 B
5/25/1989 C
6/07/1989 B
6/08/1989 C
6/10/1989 C
6/13/1989 B
6/28/1989 A
6/28/1989
8/14/1989
9/20/1989
9/28/1989
11/07/1989
11/20/1989
11/21/1989
11/23/1989
11/25/1989
11/25/1989
11/27/1989
11/28/1989
11/28/1989 B
11/28/1989 A
11/28/1989 B
11/29/1989 A
11/29/1989
11/29/1989
11/29/1989
12/02/1989
12/03/1989
1
1
10
4
4
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
4
4
12
1
4
1
6
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
4
1
4
2
F S56
N M06
N
E
E
U N36
N S69
N C61
N R63
N C61
N C61
N C61
N C61
E
E
P S76
N Yll
E
N Yll
F W66
N R63
N
N Yll
N R63
N K30
P S76
N C61
N C47
N T33
E
N Yll
E
N Zll
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DURHAH, N.C, SPORTS HISTORY
SEE SPORTS, DURHAM (HISTORY)
DURHAM, N.C, STREETS
SEE STREETS, DURHAM
DURHAM, N.C, TAX RATE
SEE ALSO INTEREST RATES
SEE ALSO TAXES, DURHAM
USER FEES MAY KEEP Cin OUT OF TAX HIKES
REPORT SHOWS DURHAM MONEY MANAGERS' SAWY
DURHAM FACES TAX INCREASE; 4 1/2 CENTS MORE 'NEEDED'
CITY PROPERTY TAXES MAY JUMP 4 l/2«
Cin SEEKS WAYS TO CUT TAX INCREASE
CITY MAY BE FACING LARGE RISE IN SEWER, WATER RATES
DURHAM PANEL TRIMS BUDGET
IT'S GOOD NEWS FOR CITY TAXPAYERS: NO INCREASE
Cm TAXES STEADY! WATER RATE INCREASES
TACT! DURHAM TAX BURDEN ON RESIDENTS
DURHAM, N.C., TOWN AND GOWN RELATIONS
SEE DUKE UNIV., TOWN AND GOWN RELATIONS
DURHAM, N.C, TRAFFIC SIGNS
SEE TRAFFIC SIGNS
DURHAM, N.C, TRANSPORTATION
SEE ALSO TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT SERVICES INC.
COUNTY EYES TRANSPORTATION, SIDEWALKS/VANS WILL BE USED TO KELP OLDER... S
SINGLE TRANSPORTATION PLAN TO BENEFIT MANY S
TRANSPORTATION SERVICE ON AGENDA S
Cm PANEL OKS TRANSIT CONSULTANT S
DURHAM, N.C , TRANSPORTATION HISTORY
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, HISTORY
SEE ALSO DURHAM DEPT. OF TRANSPORTATION AND UTILITIES
FRETFUL STORE OWNER PUTS TRAIN ON FAST TRACK TO DURHAMVILLE
DURHAM, N.C, VOTING PRECINCTS (INCLUDES ALL OF DURHAM CO.)
SEE ALSO VOTING PRECINCT TALLY
NEW POLLING PLACE ANNOUNCED
DURHAM REVS UP FOR TOMORROW'S VOTE
2 PRECINCTS WILL NOT HAVE BALLOTING
CITY ELECTIONS GENERATE BRISK VOTING
DURHAM, N.C, ZONING
SEE ZONING LAWS
DURHAM 2005 COMPREHENSIVE PLAN
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, GROWTH DEVELOPMENT
COUNCIL OKS LARGER SHOPPING CENTER
DURHAM AIDS NETWORK
SEE ALSO ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME, DURHAM CASES
CONTESTS, OTHER EVENTS TO PROMOTE AIDS AWARENESS
NETWORK EDUCATING TEENS ABOUT AIDS
GIANT 'CONDOM' TO PUSH AIDS EDUCATION
CITIZEN COMPLAINTS GROUND GIANT FLYING CONDOM
COUNTY GROUNDS TASTELESSNESS
BOND FAVORS FLYING CONDOM-SHAPED BALLOON (CORRECTED)
BONDS BLIMP HELPED AWARBESS OF AIDS
CLEARING THE RECORD
DUfWAM ACADEMY
DURHAM ACADEMY SETS RECORD WITH A SNOWY AUCTION/TUESDAY TALK
ACADEMY SINGER ONE OF 3 FROM STATE IN HONORS CHOIR
EIGHTH-GRADERS STUDY ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES
WHERE EAST MEETS WEST
THIS LITTLE JOHN, SHE'S A SOUTHPAW
s
2
1/27/1989 A
I N H70
H
2
3/11/1989 A
I N S69
H
2
5/16/1989 A !
N R63
S
2
5/16/1989 A 1
N C61
S
2
5/31/1989 A 1
N C61
S
2
6/01/1989 A !
N C61
S
2
6/09/1989 A :
L N C61
H
2
6/29/1989 A 1
1 N R63
S
2
6/29/1989 A 1
t N C61
S
2
8/02/1989 A 1
I P N C61
2 5/10/1989 B 1 N H65
2 5/12/1989 A 3 E
2 6/10/1989 C 1 N H65
2 7/18/1989 A 1 N C61
S 2 4/19/1989 F 8 P F H70
S 2 4/26/1989 B 3 N
S 2 11/06/1989 A 1 N C61
S 2 11/06/1989 A 1 N C61
S 2 11/07/1989 A 1 P N C61
H 2 10/17/1989 C 1 N R63
H
S
S
s
H
H
S
H
2 10/06/1989 C
2 10/17/1989 A
2 10/27/1989 A
2 10/28/1989 C
2 10/31/1989 A
2 11/01/1989 C
2 11/01/1989 B
2 11/02/1989 A
4 N C60
6 P N S27
8 N S27
1 N K65
4 E
1 P N S22
1 N H65
2 N
H
H
H
H
H
2 2/28/1989 B
2 3/08/1989 C
2 4/05/1989 B
2 4/08/1989 B
2 6/29/1989 B
1 P U W15
10 P N J20
5 P N S76
5 P P S76
3 P P L38
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SUBJECTS
PATTY-CAKE, PATTY-CAKE AT LA PATISSERIE
PLOP'
STUDENT ESSAYS VITAL TO COLLEGE ADMISSIONS
D.A. DANCERS PLAN PERFORMANCES __ _ T„
ACADEMY STUDENTS BECOME VOLUNTEERS FOR SOCIAL AGENCIES
A PLAY WITHOUT A SCRIPT
DURHAM ACADEMY, ALUMNI
DISTINGUISHED ALUMNUS
IT TOOK SOME SLEUTHING... /TUESDAY TALK
DURHAM ACADEMY, GRADUATION _^ ''
ACADEMY GRADS TOLD EDUCATION IS EXCELLENCE
ACADEMY GRADS URGED TO PICK A NOBLE CAUSE
freedom: the price IS SACRIFICE
DURHAM ACADEMY, HILL LEARNING DEVELOPMENT CENTER
GLAXO GIVES MONEY TO ACADEMY LEARNING CENTER
DURHAM ACADEMY, STUDENTS
MOREHEAD RECIPIENT NAMED
ACADEMY ESSAY DINNER GETS $100 BOND
DURHAM ACADEMY DISTINGUISHED ALUMNI AWARDS
DISTINGUISHED ALUMNUS
DURHAM ACADEMY SPORTS.BASKETBALL (BOYS)
FINN'S FINISH LIFTS DA CAVALIERS
CAVALIERS ADVANCE IN PACIS TOURNEY
CAVS SPOIL UNICORN PARTY
UNICORNS GET REVENGE WITH VICTORY OVER CAVS
CAVALIERS WIN BOTH BRACKETS IN TOURNEY
CAVS' ALVAREZ ANXIOUS TO TEST BULLDOGS
CAVALIERS JOIN SUN TOURNEY; HORNETS TEST NATIONAL POWERS
DURHAM ACADEMY SPORTS, BASKETBALL <GIRLS)
CAVALIER GIRLS FALL IN FOURTH _
CAVALIERS WIN BOTH BRACKETS IN TOURNEY
HARDAKER CLOSES ON SCORING RECORD
DURHAM ACADEMY SPORTS, CROSS-COUNTRY
CAVS' MOORE ROCKS ON TO CITY-COUNTY CROWN
DURHAM ACADEMY TAKES SEVENTH CONSECUTIVE CROSS COUNTRY TITLE
DURHAM ACADEMY SPORTS, FIELD HOCKEY
CAVALIERS EYE FIELD HOCKEY CHAMPIONSHIP
DURHAM ACADEMY SPORTS, LACROSSE „ ,„ ,
LACROSSE IS ALIVE AND WELL IN DURHAM, CHAPEL HILL _ tt„ ,.
ATDURHAM ACADEMY, LACROSSE REIGNS SUPREME; J.V.S TAKE STATE TITLE
AT DURHAM ACADEMY* LACROSSE REIGNC SUPREME/VARSITY IS THE 'SURPRISE'
SCHOOL HOLDS LACROSSE CAMP
DURHAM ACADEMY SPORTS, SOCCER
Wffi&Sgffit^*™ BUILD WIPING MARK/SOCCER
DURHAM ACADEMY SPORTS, SWIMMING __ _A„
DURHAM ACADEMY SWIM TEAM HAS SUCCESSFUL YEAR
NORTHERN, DURHAM ACADEMY SWIMMERS MAKE BIG SPLASH
DURHAM ACADEMY SPORTS, TRACK (BOYS)
CAVALIER RUNNERS CONTENDING AGAIN
DURHAM ACADEMY RUNNERS ROMP
DURHAM ACADEMY SPORTS, TRACK (GIRLS)
CAVALIER RUNNERS CONTENDING AGAIN
DURHAM AFFORDABLE HOUSING COALITION
SEE ALSO HOUSING, DURHAM
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6/29/1989 C
6/29/1989 C
9/22/1989 A
11/04/1989 B
11/10/1989 C
12/29/1989 C
9/21/1989 C
9/26/1989 A
H66
M66
T37
T37
T37
2 P P R56
6 P U W15
2 6/04/1989 B 1 P N J40
2 6/05/1989 C 1 P N S92
2 6/07/1989 A 4 E
S 2 10/27/1989 C 1 N
3/18/1989 B
5/17/1989 C
1 P P K30
3 N
S 2 9/21/1989 C 2 P P R56
1/04/1989
2/22/1989
11/21/1989
11/29/1989
12/17/1989
12/27/1989
12/28/1989
N A76
N A76
N P52
N A76
N
N P52
N B40
2 12/02/1989 D
2 12/17/1989 C
2 12/17/1989 C
2 10/11/1989 D
2 10/29/1989 C
3 N
3 N
3 N B40
N B40
N
S 2 9/20/1989 D 2 P N A76
2 5/02/1989 D
2 5/23/1989 B
2 5/23/1989 B
2 6/20/1989 D
6 P N A76
4 P N A76
4 P N A76
3 P N A76
S 2 9/21/1989 B 3 P N A76
H 2 10/01/1989 C 2 N F95
S 2 2/28/1989 D 4 P N A76
S 2 12/12/1989 C 4 P N M06
H 2 9/28/1989 D 3 P N R54
S 2 10/11/1989 D 2 P N A76
H 2 9/28/1989 D 3 P N R54
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12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
SEE ALSO LOW-INCOME HOUSING
BOND TO RECONSIDER PUBLIC HOUSING REQUEST
PUBLIC HOUSING PROGRAM INCLUDED IN COUNTY BUDGET
DURHAM AMATEUR GOLF TOURNAMENT
SEE ALSO GOLF
DURHAM AMATEUR OPENS 16TH RUN
BOSUELL TAKES ONE-SHOT LEAD OVER SPURRIER
BOSUELL IN CONTROL AT DURHAM AMATEUR
BOSUELL'S EARLY BOGEYS NO FACTOR IN AMATEUR
BOSUELL RULES AMATEUR
MONEY RAISED
DURHAM AQUATIC CLUB
SEE ALSO SWIMMING
DURHAM SWIMMERS WIN HIGH HONORS IN MEET
DURHAM SWIMMERS 8TH OF 40
DURHAM ART GUILD
GUILD OPENS JURIED SHOW SUNDAY
IT WAS A WEEK FOR ART-LOVERS IN THE TRIANGLE
JUROR'S CHOICES DISAPPOINT IN DURHAM ART GUILD'S SHOW
ARTISTS RECEIVE AWARDS IN GUILD'S SHOW
WINNETT PHOTOS BEST ART OF GUILD'S FOURSOME
ART GUILD MEMBERS' SHOW
ARTS COUNCIL AFFILIATES COMPLAIN OF TROUBLE IN ACCESS TO BUILDING
WHO SHOULD DECIDE WHAT ART THE PUBLIC CAN SEE?
JURIED ART SHOW GETS PEOPLE TALKING
DURHAM ARTS COUNCIL
SEE ALSO ARTS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C., ARTS COMPLEX PROPOSAL (NAMED ROYALL CENTER FOR THE
SEE ALSO DURHAM ARTS FUND
SEE ALSO EMERGING ARTISTS PROGRAM
SEE ALSO THE MAGIC TREE! A FAMILY HOUR WITH THE ARTS
CATCHING UP ON NEW YEAR'S EVE
ANOTHER CROWN JEWEL
'GRIOT'S CORNER,' MAGIC TREE OFFER A LEARNING ADVENTURE
ARTS COMMUNITY HAS GIVEN DURHAN NEW SENSE OF PRIDE
BETTER LATE THAN NEVER KEEPS SINGER BUSY
SIDEWALK ARTISTS
DURHAM ARTS COUNCIL TO DISPLAY QUILT MADE FOR KWANZAA HOLIDAY
DURHAM'S DOG HOLDS BENEFIT BASH
FREE LUNCHEON CONCERT
SCULPTOR FINDS HIS CREATIVE ROOTS IN SAPLINGS
PATRICK DOUGHERTY STICKS TO WORK, WARDS OFF HYSTERIA
THEATER RENOVATION WILL BE EASIER TO SELL
CHEAPER PLAN READY FOR CAROLINA THEATER
ARTS COUNCIL AFFILIATES COMPLAIN OF TROUBLE IN ACCESS TO BUILDING
ARTS AFFILIATES WANT MORE SPACE
REDUCING SIDEWALK TO ART RUBBLE
ART FOR THE PUBLIC j CONFERENCE TO PROVIDE FORUM FOR DISCUSSING... MEDIUM
PERFORMERS 'GET DOWN' SATURDAY
A MORE REASONABLE PRICE; CAROLINA THEATRE PROPOSAL GOES BEFORE CITY...
(10,000 LANDFILL
BASKETS WEAVE A SPELL
WHAT IS ARTISTICALLY ENDURING?
DURHAM FACES PUBLIC ART ISSUE
'WAITING FOR A VISION'
MOMENTS IN MOTION FOR ARTS COUNCIL STUDENTS
HANG IT ALL
PANEL USES LOOPHOLE TO AVOID REFERENDUM FOR BONDS ON THEATER
JEFF STORER TEACHES THEATRICAL TECHNIQUES TO SOME YOUNGSTERS...
FESTIVAL PULLS TOGETHER A BLUES NATION AT DAP
OFFICIALS UNSURE HOW TO HELP ARTS COUNCIL
ARTS COUNCIL FACES $300,000 SHORTFALL
DEFICIT SHOCKS EX-ARTS DIRECTOR
MORE BUILDING FUNDS WILL KEEP ARTS ALIVE
WINNING SCULPTURES IN LUTRADUR CONTEST SHOWN IN TRIANGLE
DESIGNER CRAFTSMEN UPHOLD N.C.'S GOOD NAME
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6/15/1989 A 1 P N H65
6/30/1989 A 1 N H65
5/27/1989 B
5/28/1989 C
5/29/1989 D
5/30/1989 D
5/30/1989 D
7/20/1989 C
1/10/1989 B
1/19/1989 A
2/03/1989 A
2/13/1989 A
2/27/1989 B
3/30/1989 D
4/15/1989
5/05/1989
5/13/1989
5/25/1989
5/25/1989
5/31/1989
6/05/1989
6/06/1989
6/06/1989
6/08/1989
6/08/1989 B
6/08/1989 D
6/09/1989 A
6/18/1989 B
6/18/1989
6/21/1989
6/22/1989
6/29/1989
7/01/1989
7/14/1989
8/02/1989
8/19/1989
9/15/1989
9/15/1989
9/15/1989
9/16/1989
9/16/1989
9/24/1989
11/05/1989
N C49
N C49
N C49
N C49
N F25
P T32
2 2/14/1989 B
2 8/08/1989 B
5 P N A76
5 P N A76
1/06/1989 D
1/17/1989 B
1/20/1989 D
2/02/1989
3/24/1989
5/21/1989
6/06/1989
7/09/1989
12/10/1989
N
U W15
R G68
N
R G68
R G68
N S56
U G68
U G68
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4
8
4
1
1
11
6
12
1
2
4
1
1
2
4
1
3
4
1
9
4
4
7
5
1
1
5
8
1
1
1
4
9
8
U W15
E
N
L
N C47
F B71
N
N
P
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F
E
N C61
N S56
N B71
H66
T37
B71
S56
B71
K30
U66
B71
S76
T37
N R63
P T37
F Zll
N B71
N B71
N B71
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R G68
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CENTER WON'T CENSOR ART SHOW
URINE ART SPURS AREA CALL TO 'WAR'
ART OPPOSITION SURPRISES GREEN ™,„„T
PREACHER PROMISES PROTEST OF ARTS CENTER EXHIBIT
SERRANO, MAPPLETHORPE/BANJO ART ON DISPLAY
THERE'S NO NEED FOR AN ART UAR
BANNED NON-ART REMINDS IDEAS ARE OUR STRENGTHS
™JSPc^hn-&%&« OF TROUBLE IN ACCESS TO BUILDING
ARTS AFFILIATES WANT MORE SPACE
DURHAM ARTS COUNCIL. BUDGET
SCALED-BACK PLAN FOR THEATER WOULD COST $11.4 MILLION
ARTS COUNCIL HAS $300,000 SHORTFALL
DURHAM ARTS COUNCIL TO POST ♦300,000 DEFICIT
OFFICIALS UNSURE HOW TO HELP ARTS COUNCIL
ARTS COUNCIL FACES $300,000 SHORTFALL
DEFICIT SHOCKS EX-ARTS DIRECTOR
MORE BUILDING FUNDS WILL KEEP ARTS ALIVE
ARTS COUNCIL IN A HOLE
DURHAM ARTS COUNCIL, DIRECTOR
ARTS COUNCIL DIRECTOR ACCEPTS CHARLOTTE JOB
DURHAM ARTS COUNCIL DIRECTOR RESIGNS
M^STCANQ SEROED DURHAM WELL
•SuR IDENTITY IS OUR DIVERSITY' - ARTS COUNCIL'S MAR3ICAN0 LEAVES...
SEARCH BEGUN FOR NEW DIRECTOR
ARTS LEADER INTERVIEWS NEAR END
E.G. SCHREIBER NEW HEAD OF DURHAM ARTS COUNCIL
HAPPY TOBE HERE/SCHREIBER BEGINS NEW JOB AT DURHAM ARTS COUNCIL
NEW ARTS COUNCIL DIRECTOR'S GLAD TO BE IN STATE OF THE ARTS
FULL SPEED AHEAD FOR THE ARTS
THE ART MANi SCHREIBER ERA OPENS AT DAC
DURHAM ARTS COUNCIL, FUND RAISING
SEE ALSO DURHAM ARTS FUND
ARTS COUNCIL OPENS 1989 DRIVE TODAY TOUARD $300,000
ARTS FUND DRIVE GETS *32,000 GLAXO KICKOFF
GLAXO PLEDGE BRIGHTENS SKIES FOR DURHAM ARTS FUND DRIVE
ARTS COUNCIL KICKS OFF FUND DRIVE/TUESDAY TALK
CAROLINA THEATRE'S *21.4 MILLION RENOVATIONS ON TODAY'S AGENDA
DURHAM ARTS COUNCIL BOARD OF TRUSTEES
CENTER WON'T CENSOR ART SHOW
DURHAM ARTS FUND
SEE ALSO DURHAM ARTS COUNCIL
SEE ALSO DURHAM ARTS COUNCIL. FUND RAISING
ARTS COUNCIL OPENS 1989 DRIVE TODAY TOWARD $300,000
ARTS FUND DRIVE GETS $32,000 GLAXO KICKOFF
ARTS COUNCIL KICKS OFF FUND DRIVE/TUESDAY TALK
CHOWING DOWN FOR FUN AND PROFIT/TUESDAY TALK
DURHAM ASSOCIATION FOR RETARDED CITIZENS
SEE DURHAM COUNTY ASSOCIATION FOR RETARDED CITIZENS
DURHAM ASSOCIATION OF EDUCATORS
SEE ALSO N.C. ASSOCIATION OF EDUCATORS
SEE ALSO TEACHERSiDURHAM
TEACHERS TO PROTEST PAY FREEZE
TEACHERS' TALKING SHIRTS SEEK APPLES AND PAY RAISE
CITY SCHOOL BOARD REVIEWS BUDGET REQUESTS FOR NEXT YEAR
EDUCATION LEADERS ASK COMMISSIONERS FOR MORE TEACHER PAY
AREA EDUCATORS WANT EXPLANATION FROM BASS
EDUCATORS RESPOND TO BASS' REMARK ON WHITE TEACHERS
BASS REMARKS SPUR 'DIVERSITY STATEMENT' FROM DCAE
2 SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS BACK COMMENTS BY BASS
DURHAM ASSOCIATION OF INSURANCE WOMEN
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11/08/1989
11/10/1989
11/10/1989
11/13/1989
11/19/1989
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N E33
N N36
N E33
N N36
F B71
E
U 668
2 6/06/1989 C
2 6/06/1989 A
5/27/1989
9/14/1989
9/15/1989
9/15/1989
9/15/1989
9/16/1989
9/16/1989
9/17/1989
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
1/20/1989
1/20/1989
1/25/1989
2/12/1989
3/01/1989
6/07/1989
7/21/1989
7/27/1989
7/27/1989
7/29/1989
8/27/1989
1/26/1989 C
1/27/1989 C
1/27/1989 C
1/31/1989 A
2/01/1989 C
N S56
N B71
N R63
N S92
N S56
N B71
N B71
N B71
E
E
P N W66
N B71
E
P F W66
E
N B71
P N Zll
P P S73
P F B71
E
P F Zll
N W66
N T32
N B71
U W15
N U66
S 2 11/07/1989 A 1 N E33
H 2 1/26/1989 C
H 2 1/27/1989 C
H 2 1/31/1989 A
H 2 3/21/1989 B
5 N U66
4 P N T32
6 P U W15
1 P U W15
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2 2/09/1989 C 1
N S92
H
2 2/28/1989 C 1
, N J40
H
2 3/28/1989 C 1
N J40
H
2 6/08/1989 C 1
N S69
H
2 9/30/1989 A 1
. N C47
H
2 10/12/1989 C 1
i N C47
S
2 10/12/1989 C 1
P N E33
S
2 10/25/1989 A 1
I N E33
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1/01/1989
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12/31/1989
SUBJE
NEW OFFICERS
INSURANT WOMAN OF THE YEAR
TOP FIREFIGHTERS
DURHAM ATHLETIC PARK
SEE ALSO BASEBALL PARK, DURHAM
IMMEDIATE ACTION URGED ON BALLPARK
LET THERE BE LITE
BRADSHER, GANTT, 'PERFECT' PITCHERS FOR TRINITY COLLEGE AT CENTURY'S...
BULLS' SUNSET
THE WATER PUSHER
BASEBALL FANS WILL FIND NO CORN SPROUTING IN BILL MILLER'S INFIELD
OFFICIALS SIDESTEP VOTE ON BALLPARK
DURHAM WON'T GET BALLPARK VOTE
DURHAM CONSIDERS RENOVATING BALLPARK
DURHAM CONSIDERS RENOVATING BALLPARK
AGING BALL PARK LINKS BASEBALL'S PAST, PRESENT
ARCHITECT: RENOVATING DAP THIRD ALTERNATIVE
EXPECT NEW STADIUM SITE; APPLAUD REEXAMINATION OF DURHAM ATHLETIC PARK
CAROLINA LEAGUE 1989 ALL-STAR GAME (SPECIAL SECTION)
BULLS' HOME FIELD RANKS AS AN ALL-STAR IN ITS OWN RIGHT
'BONECRUSHER' TO 'SCRAP AT DAP'
NEW BULLS BALLPARK WILL HAVE OLD PARKING WOES
SMITH MAY COME BACK FOR ANOTHER DAP SCRAP
DURHAM ATHLETIC PARK, ATTENDANCE
BULLS GO DOWN, BUT TOP CLASS A ATTENDANCE HARK
BULLS FALL TO BUCCANEERS, BUT SET ATTENDANCE RECORD
WALL TO WALL
FANS MAKE BULLS WINNERS
BULLS, WOLFF WIN NATIONAL BASEBALL TROPHY
DURHAM ATHLETIC PARK, HISTORY
BULLS' HOME FIELD RANKS AS AN ALL-STAR IN ITS OWN RIGHT
DURHAM AUTO PARK
HENDERSON DEALER BUYS STAR AUTOMOBILE CO.
DURHAM AWARD
SEE ALSO AWARDS
SEE ALSO BEAUTIFICATION PROGRAMS
CHAMBER'S NEW 'DURHAM AWARD" WILL HONOR BEAUTIFYING WORK
LAKEUOOD CENTER RECEIVES AWARD
LAKEWOOD SHOPPES, LAKESIDE PROMENADE WIN 'DURHAM AWARDS'
DURHAM AWNING CO.
SHADY DEAL
MEASURING FOR THE FIT
DURHAM BAMBINO LEAGUE
SEE BABE RUTH LEAGUE
DURHAM BAR ASSOCIATION
SEE DURHAM COUNTY BAR ASSOCIATION
DURHAM BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT
SEE DURHAM CITY BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT
DURHAM BOARD OF EDUCATION AND LEARNING
SEE DURHAM CITY BOARD OF EDUCATION
DURHAM BOARD OF REALTORS
SEE ALSO MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
SEE ALSO N.C. ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS
SEE ALSO REAL ESTATE FIRMS
SEE ALSO REALTORS, DURHAM
REALTOR OF THE YEAR
TRIANGLE REALTORS TO SHARE LISTINGS
HOMEBUYERS GET ACCESS TO ONE-STOP SHOPPING
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2
5/11/1989 A
6 P P C45
s
2
6/15/1989 A
6 P P K30
s
2 10/13/1989 C
10 P P R56
H
2
4/04/1989 A
1 N A54
H
2
4/06/1989 C
1 P P K30
S
2
4/19/1989 H
3PF F25
H
2
6/12/1989 C
1 P P T44
H
2
6/13/1989 C
14 PP K30
H
2
6/25/1989 B
1 U N36
H
2
6/28/1989 A
1 P N R63
S
2
6/28/1989 A
1 N C61
H
2
7/12/1989 A
1 M N N36
H
2
7/12/1989 A
1 M N K88
H
2
7/12/1989 D
1 U H88
H
2
7/13/1989 D
1 N M88
H
2
7/17/1989 A
4 E
H
2
7/18/1989 D
1 P P
H
2
7/18/1989 D
4P F G50
H
2
8/17/1989 D
2P N
H
2 11/16/1989 A
1 N R63
H
2 11/29/1989 D
1 P N MB8
H
2
8/24/1989 B
1 P N P75
S
2
8/24/1989 B
1 P N P52
S
2
8/24/1989 C
1 P P S73
S
2
8/26/1989 A
4 E
s
2 11/17/1989 A
1 P N P52
H
2
7/18/1989 D
4 P F G50
S
2
6/10/1989 C
1 N H06
S
2
5/02/1989 C
1 N
S
2
6/19/1989 A
1 N
H
2
6/21/1989 C
3 N
CHH 1
7/01/1989 A
1 PP L38
CHH 1
9/27/1989 A
3 P P L38
H 2 1/15/1989 F
S 2 8/17/1989 A
H 2 8/20/1989 F
1 P P T44
1 N S78
1 N C60
DURHAM BOX COMPANY
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DURHAM BOX CO. EYES BUTNER SITE
DURHAM BOXING CENTER
SEE ALSO BOXING
BOXING CENTER OPEN TO YOUTHS
DURHAM BOXING CLUB
SEE ALSO BOXING
SEE ALSO DURHAM RECREATION DEPT. , BOXING
7 DURHAM BOXERS COMPETE IN CHARLOTTE
BOXING CLUB HAS A GOOD YEAR
DURHAM BULLS
SEE ALSO BASEBALL PARK, DURHAM
SEE ALSO CAROLINA LEAGUE
SEE ALSO SPORTS, DURHAM (HISTORY) u
FUTURE OF TRIANGLE BASEBALL HINGES ON COMMITTEE'S DECISION
TRIANGLE BASEBALL FEUD GETS TIMEOUT FOR DECISION
EDWARD^EDDIE' NEVILLE, WINNINGEST PITCHER IN DURHAM BULLS HISTORY
DURHAM LOSES SPORTS STAR
COUNCIL GETS LOOK AT PROPOSED STADIUM
STADIUM PLANNED FOR YEAR-ROUND USE
NIXON: YOUN6 BRAVES MAKING PROGRESS
WOLFF NAMED LITTLE LEAGUE MAN-OF-YEAR
RALEIGH STRIKES OUT IN ITS EFFORT TO GET BALLCLUB
WOLFF RELIEVED RALEIGH STRUCK OUT
RULING GIVES BIG BOOST TO TRIANGLE BASEBALL
AUfcREZ, NL'S OLDEST ROOKIE, MADE MOST OF SHOT WITH BRAVES
DURHAM BULLS WINNERS „_
ATTORNEY? CONGRESS COULD HELP RALEIGH'S CASE
WOLFF CALLS BALLPARK KEY TO REVITALIZATION
BALLPARK PRICE ESTIMATED BY CITY AT »16.5 MILLION
SIGN OF THE SEASON _
BULLS' PENNINGTON READY FOR CHANCE TO ADVANCE
BRAVES' TOP DRAFT PICK HEADED FOR DURHAM?
BRAVES LOAD BULLS UP WITH TALENTjEXPERIENCE „ m „.,
BULLS' FUTURE AT RISK? LEADERS NEED TO BRING STADIUM PROPOSALS TO FORE
MAKE WAY FOR AVERY IN DURHAM
TOMBERLIN: BULLS LOADED IN '89
FROST'S BATTLE WITH ADVERSITY LEADS HIM TO DURHAM
LEMKE: POWER AT PLATE AS IMPORTANT AS GLOVE
BUTTS HOPES TO MAKE MOST OF NEW ROLE
IMMEDIATE ACTION URGED ON BALLPARK
PLAY BALL— IN NEW PARK
GOOD PLANS CAN SELL TAXPAYERS ON BALLPARK
BULLS ARE READY TO ROLL
LET THERE BE LITE
PLAY BALL'
OXFORD'S CURRIN GETS A HELPING HAND, MAKES THE MOST OF TRYOUT
DURHAM BULLS, 1989
DURHAM BULLS, 1989
AVERY SHAKES OFF PRESSURE WITH TWO-HITTER
PITCHING CARRIES BULLS BY CANNONS
BULLS SURVIVE CANNONS, WEATHER
BULLS' BOOTS BOOST CANNONS, 2-1
ERRORS COST BULLS 1ST LOSS
TOMBERLIN SPARKS BULLS BY CANNONS
BULLS' BATS FINALLY HEAT UP
FAMILIAR FACES RETURN TO HAUNT BULLS
DIAMOND CHIPS _ _
IN THIS CASE, SAME NAME DOESN'T MEAN SAME ROSE
INSIGHT/WHITHER THE BULLS?
BULLS TAKE TWO FROM PENINSULA __.
BULLS RALLY PAST INDIANS, 7-4; STOKER POSTS FIRST 1989 WIN
BULLS STREAK PAST INDIANS, 9-4
TODD'S DOUBLE LIFTS BULLS OVER INDIANS
BULLS RALLY IN 11TH, COMPLETE SWEEP OF INDIANS
MALONEY'S 4 HITS KEY BULLS' OFFENSIVE SHOW
DIAMOND CHIPS
BULLS OVERCOME ADVERSITY, PILOTS
H 2 11/11/1989 C 1 N T33
S 2 1/10/1989 D 5 P N A76
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H
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
S
2
S
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
H
2
S
2
S
2
S
2
H
2
H
2
S
2
S
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
H
2
S
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
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
S
2
S
2
1/17/1989 D
4/18/1989 D
1/11/1989 D
1/12/1989 A
1/26/1989 C
1/27/1989 A
1/28/1989 A
1/28/1989 A
1/31/1989 B
1/31/1989 B
2/02/1989 A
2/02/1989
2/03/1989
2/05/1989
2/05/1989
2/06/1989
3/10/1989
3/23/1989
3/23/1989
3/27/1989
3/28/1989
3/29/1989
3/30/1989 ..
3/31/1989 B
3/31/1989 D
4/01/1989 B
4/03/1989 B
4/03/1989 D
4/04/1989
4/05/1989
4/05/1989
4/05/1989
4/06/1989
4/07/1989
4/09/1989
4/09/1989 -
4/10/1989 B
4/10/1989 D
4/11/1989
4/11/1989
4/12/1989
4/12/1989
4/13/1989
4/13/1989
4/15/1989 .
4/15/1989 B
4/16/1989 C
4/16/1989 D
4/17/1989 D
4/18/1989 B
4/19/1989 D
4/20/1989 D
4/21/1989 B
4/22/1989 D
4/22/1989 B
4/22/1989 B
4 N A76
5 P N A76
1
1
18
4
1
1
2
6
1
1
4
9
4
3
1
1
1
6
2
1
4
2
3
1
2
7
1
4
4
1
1
1
2
12
4
4
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
N C52
N C52
0
E
N S69
N H70
N C52
N A76
N C52
N P52
E
N C52
E
N
N H70
N S69
P L38
N P52
N P52
U P52
E
N P75
N P52
U P52
U P75
U P52
N A54
E
E
N P52
P K30
P S73
N C52
F
F
N P52
N C52
N P52
N G50
N P52
N G50
N P52
N
U P52
N C52
F A20
N
N
N
N
N
N C52
U P52
N P52
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1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989
SUFJ
PILOTS RETURN FAVOR, RIP BULLS
BULLS NIP PILOTS, CONTINUE HOT STREAK
DURHAM SHORTSTOP RICH HALONEY STRETCHES FOR THROW. . .
BIG INNING HELPS BULLS SWEEP PILOTS
BURLINGAME, BULLS DAMPEN SPIRITS
BULLS SHARP DESPITE RAIN
BASEBALL FANS VOTE BY CROWDS
DEAK'S BLAST POWERS BULLS
BULLS FIND RELIEF AFTER SLOW START
HOMERS, ERRORS KILL BULLS, AVERY
SPIRITS NULLIFY AVERY'S EFFORT
BULLS' HRS PROVIDE MARGIN
DIAMOND CHIPS
BULLS GIVE LITTLE SOOTH CAREER WIN
BULLS RIP BUCS, 10-6
BULLS DUMP BUCS 13-0 FOR SWEEP
AVERY SPARKS BULLS TO SPLIT
RED SOX DEAL BULLS FIRST SHUTOUT OF SEASON
CHAMPION PROVIDES POWER AS BULLS RALLY PAST RED SOX
DURHAM STADIUM PROJECT, TOUCHING ALL THE BASES... (AD)
BURLINGAMEjBULLS SKIP PAST INDIANS
INDIANS SWEEP BULLS IN TWINBILL
DURHAM'S AL MARTIN GETS A HIGH-FIVE FROM TEAMMATE JERY FROST...
BULLS SUFFER DOUBLEHEADER DEFEAT
BULLS WALK TO HALT SKID
BULLS STROLL PAST LYNCHBURG
DEAK HELPS BULLS GET A HANDLE ON PITCHING
BULLS EARN SPLIT IN ONE-RUN NIGHT
BULLS STRUGGLE, SPLIT WITH LYNCHBURG
SPIRITS HOLD BACK BULLS, 3-1
AVERY, BULLS' NEWCOMER SHINE IN SHUTOUT VICTORY OVER SPIRITS
DIAMOND CHIPS
WINSTON-SALEM RIPS 11 HITS, SLIDES PAST BULLS
DO MOVIE ROLES AND BASEBALL MIX? NOT FOR PART OF BULL DURHAM CAST
CASAROTTI, TILMON SPARK BULLS PAST WINSTON-SALEM
CHAMPION'S SLAM POWERS BULLS; BULLS TALLY TO DUMP BUCS
CHAMPION'S BLAST LIFTS BULLS BY BUCS
NEW PARK NO PROMISE OF TRIPLE A BASEBALL
BUCS RIP BULLS, 6-2
LOSS ANGERS LITTLE
BATS SILENT AGAIN, BULLS FALL IN 12 INNINGS
SLUMPING BULLS NEED SOME TIMELY HITS
BILLS' REJUVENATED OFFENSE SENDS BUCCANEERS PACKING
BULLS RUN DOWN BUCS
BULLS QUASH FREDERICK'S COMEBACK
KEYS GRAB FIRST WIN OF SEASON OVER BULLS
HUNTER MAKING PITCH FOR DIABETES FOUNDATION/BASEBALL NOTES
BULLS STRIKE EARLY, OFTEN FOR 10-4 VICTORY OVER FREDERICK
AVERY, BULLS BLOW AWAY CANNONS
BULLS SPLIT WITH CANNONS
ZIEM, BULLS SILENCE CANNONS THREAT
MARTIN'S SINGLE GIVES BULLS SPLIT
BULLS RALLY FOR SPLIT
BULLS' RALLY TURNS TABLES ON KEYS
MARTIN SLUGS BULLS PAST FREDERICK
SECOND BASEMAN RICH CASAROTTI MAKES THROW TO FIRST BASE AS BULLS DEFEAT
TILMON, MARTIN PACE BULLS PAST KEYS
BUTTS CONTINUES TEAR WITH TWO HOMERS AGAINST KEYS
BUTTS, BULLS BLAST KEYS
RALEIGH BASEBALL PROMOTER SAYS DURHAM AD FOULS OUT
ZIEM'S PITCHING, BULLS' HITTING TOO MUCH FOR PRINCE WILLIAM
BULLS GIVE NIED PLENTY OF RUNS
DURHAM RELIEVERS PRESERVE ANOTHER VICTORY
RELIEVERS COME TO THE RESCUE FOR BULLS
TAYLOR SHUTS DOWN BULLS
CANNONS COOL OFF BULLS
BULLS FANS KEEP GUARD UP
CASAROTTI, TOMBERLINE POWER BULLS' COMEBACK
DIAMOND CHIPS
ZIEM GIVES BULLS A LITTLE EXTRA RELIEF
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I T
N
E
E
L Y
P
D
— DATE — C -PG L P BYL
H
2
4/23/1989 C
1 PN P75
H
2
4/24/1989 D
1 P N C52
S
2
4/24/1989 D
1 P P K30
S
2
4/24/1989 D
3 P U P52
H
2
4/26/1989 D
1 P N C52
S
2
4/26/1989 D
1 P N P52
H
2
4/27/1989 A
4 E
H
2
4/27/1989 D
1 P N C52
S
2
4/27/1989 B
1 P N P52
H
2
4/28/1989 B
1 P N C52
S
2
4/28/1989 D
1 P N P52
H
2
4/29/1989 B
1 N
S
2
4/29/1989 B
2 P U P52
S
2
4/29/1989 B
4 P N
H
2
4/30/1989 C
2 N
H
2
5/01/1989 D
1 P N
H
2
5/03/1989 D
1 NG50
H
2
5/04/1989 D
1 N
H
2
5/05/1989 B
1 N
H
2
5/07/1989 B
12 D A
H
2
5/07/1989 C
1 P N C52
H
2
5/08/1989 B
2 P N C52
S
2
5/08/1989 D
1 PP S73
S
2
5/08/1989 D
3 PU P52
H
2
5/09/1989 B
1 PNC52
S
2
5/09/1989 B
1 P N P52
H
2
5/10/1989 D
1 P N P75
H
2
5/11/1989 D
1 P N P75
S
2
5/11/1989 B
1 P U P52
H
2
5/12/1989 B
1 N
H
2
5/13/1989 D
1 N
S
2
5/13/1989 B
1 P U P52
H
2
5/14/1989 C
2 N
H
2
5/14/1989 C
2 P N C52
H
2
5/15/1989 B
3 N
H
2
5/16/1989 B
1 P N C52
S
2
5/16/1989 B
1 P N P52
S
2
5/16/1989 C
1 P N T77
H
2
5/17/1989 D
1 P N C52
S
2
5/17/1989 D
1 P N P52
H
2
5/18/1989 D
1 P N C52
S
2
5/18/1989 B
1 P N P52
H
2
5/19/1989 B
1 P N C52
S
2
5/19/1989 D
1 P N P52
H
2
5/20/1989 D
3 N
H
2
5/21/1989 C
1 N
H
2
5/21/1989 C
2 P N C52
H
2
5/22/1989 D
1 N
H
2
5/23/1989 B
1 N
H
2
5/25/1989 D
3 N
H
2
5/26/1989 B
1 N
H
2
5/27/1989 B
1 P N C52
S
2
5/27/1989 B
1 P N P52
H
2
5/28/1989 C
1 P N C52
H
2
5/29/1989 D
1 P N C52
S
2
5/29/1989 D
1 P P C45
S
2
5/29/1989 D
3 P N P52
H
2
5/30/1989 D
1 P N C52
S
2
5/30/1989 D
1 P N P52
H
2
5/31/1989 A
1 N C47
H
2
5/31/1989 D
1 P N C52
S
2
5/31/1989 D
1 P N P52
H
2
6/01/1989 D
1 P N P75
S
2
6/01/1989 B
1 P N P52
H
2
6/02/1989 B
1 P N P75
S
2
6/02/1989 D
1 P N P52
H
2
6/03/1989 A
4 E
H
2
6/03/1989 D
1 P N C52
S
2
6/03/1989 B
2 P U P52
S
2
6/03/1989 B
2 P N P52
hONTHL
Y/ANNUAL
1/01/1989
INDEX 8
12/31/1989
Y SUBJECTS
-DATE-
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BULLS HAVE A BLAST, WIN 15-8
BURUNGAME'S SIDELINE WORK PAVING WAY FOR HIS RETURN
BULLS CLUB PILOTS 15-11
RAIN HELPS BULLS GROUND PILOTS, 6-5
PILOTS HOLD OFF DURHAM RALLY
BULLS RAINED OUT
BULLS RALLY IN 9TH TO SLIP BY INDIANS
BULLS BLANKED IN DOUBLE-HEADER SWEEP
DIAMOND CHIPS
FINE STEERS STRUGGLING PILOTS TO 3-2 TRIUMPH OVER BULLS
DEAK'S 10TH-INNING SINGLE HELPS BULLS GROUND PILOTS
DEAK'S HIT PUSHES BULLS TOWARDS TITLE
BULLS ON BRINK OF PENNANT
BULLS PREPARE FOR CELEBRATION
BULLS CLINCH TITLE WITH 8-6 VICTORY
THE PENNANT CLINCHER
BULLS CLINCH FIRST-HALF PENNANT
WINSTON-SALEM SLIDES BY BULLS, 4-3
BULLS REWARD FANS' SUPPORT
BRAVES PROMOTE AVERY
RAIN DISRUPTS BURLINGAHE'S RETURN TO BULLS' LINEUP
BURLINGAME TESTS TENDER ELBOW
BULLS BOOST DURHAM
BULLS GET MORE THAN JUST PITCHING FROM ZIEM
STOKER STOPS SPIRITS AS BULLS SPLIT
BULLS WIN TO FINISH FIRST HALF
CHANGES MAY BE IN STORE FOR CL NEXT SEASON
BULLS TO OPEN 2ND HALF
DURHAM BULLS 1ST-HALF CHAMPS
FOWLER HELPS BULLS ROUT BUCCANEERS
BUCANEERS BLANK BULLS BEHIND MILLER
RED SOX SQUEEZE PAST BULLS
BULLS THRASH RED SOX, 12-6 „
BASEBALL FANS WILL FIND NO CORN SPROUTING IN BILL MILLER'S INFIELD
SOUND OFF
INDIANS BREAK BULLS' RALLY
BULLS' LATE RALLY FALLS SHORT VS. KINSTON
KIHSTON WIN PROLONGS BULLS' DEPRESSION
MUTIS SHUTS DOWN SLUMPING BULLS
INDIANS KNOCK OUT BOLTZ, SWEEP SERIES FROM BULLS
BULLS FANS TAKE POLITICS BY THE HORN
DURHAM WON'T GET BALLPARK VOTE
INDIANS SWEEP SLUMPING BULLS
BULLS CRANK UP OFFENSE, ROLL BY RED SOX, 13-7
BULLS EXPLODE PAST RED SOX
DEAK'S NINTH-INNING BLAST LIFTS BULLS
DEAK'S SOLO SHOT SINKS SOX
TEENS FIND BULLS' BASEBALL EXCITING
MARTIN LEADS BULLS TO ROUT OF RED SOX
DIAMOND CHIPS
BULLS EXPLGDE AS PATKIN 'COACHES'
LYNCHBURG'S 11TH-INNING SPURT TOPS BULLS ^^
TELEVISION BEGINNING TO MAKE IMPACT ON SEVERAL CAROLINA LEAGUE TEAMS
BOLTZ GETS FIRST WIN AS BULLS CUP SPIRITS
DEAK EARNS LEAGUE HONOR
BULLS RIDE TRIO OF HOME RUNS TO 7-2 TRIUMPH OVER SPIRITS
SPIRITS STRIKE EARLY, TOP BULLS 5-1
TOMBERLIN PACES BULLS' POWER
TOMBERLIN AND BULLS WIN 'HOME RUN DERBY*
NEW FACES LEAD DURHAM VICTORY
DEAN BLASTS HOMER IN FIRST DURHAM AT-BAT
BUCS' MILLER SHUTS DOWN DURHAM, 6-2
MISTAKES COSTLY FOR BOLTZ, BULLS
BULLS PACE ALL-STAR GAME SELECTIONS
LATE HOME RUN RALLIES KEYS PAST BULLS, 10-9
TOMBERLIN'S 3 HRS KEY BULLS
TOMBERLIN, BULLS REMAIN HOT
TICKETS TO COST MORE
DEAK, BUTTS LEAD BULLS BY CANNONS
BOLTZ SHUTS OUT CANNONS
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2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
s
2
H
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
S
2
S
2
H
2
S
2
s
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
H
2
S
2
S
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
s
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
H
1
S
2
s
2
H
2
s
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
H
2
S
2
S
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
3
H
2
H
2
H
2
6/04/1989 C
6/04/1989 C
6/05/1989 B
6/06/1989 D
6/07/1989 D
6/08/1989 D
6/09/1989 B
6/10/1989 D
6/10/1989 B
6/11/1989 C
6/12/1989 D
6/12/1989 D
6/13/1989 B
6/13/1989 C
6/14/1989
6/14/1989
6/14/1989
6/15/1989
6/15/1989
6/15/1989 B
6/16/1989 B
6/16/1989 D
6/17/1989 A
6/17/1989 D
6/17/1989 B
6/18/1989 C
6/18/1989
6/19/1989
6/20/1989
6/21/1989
6/22/1989 .
6/23/1989 B
6/24/1989 B
6/25/1989 B
6/25/1989 D
6/26/1989 D
6/26/1989 D
6/27/1989 B
6/27/1989 D
6/28/1989
6/28/1989
6/28/1989
6/28/1989
6/29/1989
6/29/1989 .
6/30/1989 B
6/30/1989 D
7/01/1989 B
7/01/1989 D
7/01/1989 B
7/01/1989 B
7/02/1989 C
7/02/1989 C
7/03/1989 B
7/04/1989 D
7/04/1989 D
7/05/1989 D
7/06/1989 D
7/06/1989 B
7/07/1989 B
7/07/1989 D
7/08/1989 D
7/08/1989 B
7/09/1989 C
7/09/1989 C
7/10/1989 B
7/11/1989 B
7/12/1989 A
7/13/1939 D
7/14/1989 B
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L Y
L P BYL
N
N C52
N
N
N
N
N
N
U P52
N P75
N C52
N P52
N C52
N P52
N C52
P K30
N P52
N C52
E
N P52
N C52
N P52
E
N P75
N P52
N P75
N C52
N P52
N A76
N
N
N
N
U N36
N
N P75
N P52
N P75
N P52
N M64
P K30
N C61
N P52
N C52
N P52
N C52
N P52
U K30
N C52
U P52
N P52
N C52
N C52
N
N C52
N
N
N C52
N P52
N C52
N P52
N C52
N P52
N C52
N
N
N
E
N
N
-LX630-
HONTHLY/
ANNUAL
1/01/1989
INDEX B
12/31/1989
S U B J E
BULLS CONTINUE ROLL WITH FIFTH STRAIGHT WIN
TILHON TAMES KEYS IN 8-1 BULLS WIN
RAIN INTERRUPTS BULLS' CHARGE ON KINSTON'S LEAD
TILMON GETS WIN, ALL-STAR BERTH
CL ALL-STARS '89 (SPECIAL SECTION)
BULLS' SEAN ROSS KNOWS BASEBALL IS HIS SPORT
BULLS IN THE CAROLINA LEAGUE ALL-STAR GAHE
DAP PREPARES FOR CL ALL-STAR BASH
DEAK'S HOVE BEHIND PLATE PAYS DIVIDENDS
DODD JOHNSON SET FOR SHOWTIME
STRIKE PUT '81 a GAME IN SPOTLIGHT
ALL-STAR FORMAT CHANGES OVER THE YEARS
BULLS' STARS GET CHANCE TO SHINE
ALL-STAR GAHE IS SPECIAL FOR ALL INVOLVED
GABELLA'S MOMENT OF GLORY OVERSHADOWED DREADFUL SEASON
BURLINGAME, RIVERA HAVE STRONG STARTS
CAROLINA LEAGUE 1989 ALL-STAR GAHE (SPECIAL SECTION)
SANE GAME, DIFFERENT TEAM FOR BULLS' LITTLE
BULLS' HOME FIELD RANKS AS AN ALL-STAR IN ITS OWN RIGHT
TWO 'CRASH' HRS BEGAN ALL-STAR RUN
BULLS ALL-STARS SINCE 1980
SOUTHERN DIVISION ALL-STARS
BULLS, ALL-1980S
BULLS DROP TWO IN QUAGMIRE
BULLS FRANCHISE SHOWCASE FOR MINOR-LEAGUE SUCCESS
PITCHING POINTERS
BULLS SILENCE CANNONS, CUT KINSTON'S LEAD
STOKER FINDS RELIEF IN BULLPEN
JOHNSON CUFFS BULLS FOR WIN
JOfrWSON STIFLES Ml I B
BULLS OUTFIELDER TOMBERLIN SWINGING HOTTEST BAT IN THE CAROLINA LEAGUE
CANNONS ROAR, BULLS BATS REMAIN SILENT
PILOTS SURVIVE HEAT, BULLS
BULLS WALK HOME WINNING RUN, AGAIN
FIND DURHAM'S BEST DEAL
BULLS SCORE THREE IN 10TH FOR VICTORY OVER CANNONS
BULLS' EIGHTH-INNING RALLY CLIPS INDIANS, 4-2
INDIANS' BLAST SINKS BULLS IN NINTH, 7-5
BULLS CLOSE WITHIN GAME OF KINSTON
BULLS ROLL OVER PENINSULA, PULL INTO TIE FOR FIRST PLACE
BOLTZ, MARTIN HELP BULLS OVERPOWER PENINSULA
THE CHICKEN IS A HAM
BULLS' MARTIN BREAKS HOMER DROUGHT
BULLS GET HELP FROM RAIN, CLAIM FIRST
RAIN VAULTS BULLS INTO FIRST PLACE
SPIRITS SOAR, TOP BULLS FOR SHARE OF LEAD
BULLS UNABLE TO FINISH SPIRITS
PENNINGTON TRIES TO DITCH A BAD GLOVE
BULLS TAKE FIRST; COFFHAN FALTERS
BULLS BATTER COFFHAN
SIGN ON THE DOTTED LINE
SMITH RECALLS DURHAM DAYS
RENEWED DUO PACES BULLS
SPIRITS' INTIMIDATION MOVE BACKFIRES VS. THERON TODD
PACHOLEC TAMES BULLS FOR BUGS, 3-1
PILOTS DECLARE INDEPENDENCE FROM CL CELLAR/BASEBALL
TOMBERLIN, MALDONADO HRS LIFT BULLS
TODD POWERS BULLS BY BUCCANEERS, 4-1
RIVERA, WATSON SHUT DOWN BUCSj BULLS HOLD TWO-GAME LEAD
STREET PARTY SET BEFORE BULLS PLAY
BULLS BAG LYNCHBURG WITH FIVE-RUN FIRST, 6-1
RUN IN EIGHTH GIVES LYNCHBURG WIN OVER BULLS
BULLS OVERCOME KINSTON IN WENDELL'S DEBUT, 4-2
'TURK' WENDELL TAMES INDIANS
TOMBERLIN'S HIT PROPELS BULLS OVER KINSTON, 5-4
INDIANS' HR TOPS BULLS, INSTIGATES CONTROVERSY
CONTROVERSIAL CATCH COSTS BULLS
DEAK'S BLAST POWERS BULLS
DEAK, MARTIN BLASTS GII£ BULLS KEY VICTORY
TILMON GETS PAIR OF WINS FOR BULLS
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E
E
L Y
P
D
— DATE — C -PG L P BYL
H
2
7/15/1989 D
1 N
H
2
7/16/1989 C
1 P N P75
H
2
7/17/1989 B
4 N P75
S
2
7/17/1989 D
3 U P52
S
2
7/17/1989 D
5 D F
S
2
7/17/1989 D
6 P N P52
S
2
7/17/1989 D
6 PF
S
2
7/17/1989 D
7 PN P52
S
2
7/17/1989 D
7P N P52
S
2
7/17/1989 D
8 PN P52
S
2
7/17/1989 D
8 N A76
S
2
7/17/1989 D
8 N A76
H
2
7/18/1989 B
1 P N P75
H
2
7/18/1989 B
1 P U M88
H
2
7/18/1989 B
1 PN G50
H
2
7/18/1989 B
3 P N P75
H
2
7/18/1989 D
1 PP
H
2
7/18/1989 D
3 P F C52
H
2
7/18/1989 D
4 P F G50
H
2
7/18/1989 D
5 P F P75
H
2
7/18/1989 D
7 PF
H
2
7/18/1989 D
8 F
H
2
7/18/1989 D
13 P F C52
S
2
7/18/1989 D
1 P N P52
H
2
7/19/1989 D
1 U C52
S
2
7/19/1989 A
1 P P C45
H
2
7/21/1989 B
1 P N P75
S
2
7/21/1989 D
1 P U P52
H
2
7/22/1989 D
1 PN P75
S
2
7/22/1989 B
3 N P52
H
2
7/23/1989 C
2 N P75
H
2
7/23/1989 C
3 P N P75
H
2
7/24/1989 B
4 N
H
2
7/25/1989 B
3 N
H
2
7/26/1989 A
4 E
H
2
7/26/1989 D
1 N
H
2
7/27/1989 D
1 N
H
2
7/28/1989 B
1 N
H
2
7/29/1989 D
3 N
H
2
7/30/1989 B
1 N P75
H
2
7/31/1989 B
2 P N P75
CHH 1
7/31/1989 A
10 P P L38
S
2
7/31/1989 D
3PU P52
H
2
8/01/1989 B
2 P N P75
S
2
8/01/1989 D
1 P N P52
H
2
8/02/1989 D
1 P N P75
S
2
8/02/1989 D
1 P N P52
H
2
8/03/1989 D
1 P U C52
H
2
8/03/1989 D
1 P N P75
S
2
8/03/1989 B
1 P N P52
S
2
8/03/1989 C
1 P P S73
H
2
8/04/1989 B
1 P U M88
H
2
8/04/1989 B
1 P N P75
S
2
8/04/1989 D
1 P N P52
H
2
8/05/1989 B
4 N
H
2
8/06/1989 C
2 P N P75
H
2
8/06/1989 C
3 N
H
2
8/07/1989 B
4 N
H
2
8/08/1989 B
1 N
H
2
8/09/1989 C
2 N
H
2
8/09/1989 D
1 N
H
2
8/10/1989 D
1 N
H
2
8/12/1989 D
1 P N P75
S
2
8/12/1989 B
1 P N P52
H
2
8/13/1989 C
1 P N P75
H
2
8/14/1989 B
2 N P75
S
2
8/14/1989 D
2 P N P52
H
2
8/15/1989 B
2 P N P75
S
2
8/15/1989 D
1 P N A76
H
2
8/16/1989 D
1 P N P75
-U630- MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
TILMON, BULLS 'SWEEP'
LYNCHBURG TOPS BULLS BEFORE RAIN
BULLS LOSE ONE TO RED SOX, ONE TO RAIN
BULLS FIRE BLANKS AT CANNONS, LOSE 1-0
DIAMOND CHIPS
LEVIS IS BACK IN SUING AFTER SHAKY CL START
BULLS SHUT DOWN PRINCE WILLIAM 2-0
CANNONS END DROUGHT, TAKE ADVANTAGE OF BULLS
TOMBERLIN BLAST CAPS BULLS' RALLY
BULLS RALLY PAST BUCS
TURK TURNS INTO BULLS' STOPPER
ROSS' STEAL, TURK'S WORK CARRY BULLS
BULLS GO DOUN, BUT TOP CLASS A ATTENDANCE MARK
BULLS FALL TO BUCCANEERS, BUT SET ATTENDANCE RECORD
WALL TO WALL
KEYS DOUN BULLS) MAGIC NUMBER 3
FREDERICK ROLLS PAST BULLS, 4-0
BULLS FALL; MAGIC NUMBER NOW 2
KEYS RALLY IN NINTH KEEPS BULLS ON HOLD
AT LAST! BULLS CLINCH CROWN
BULLS' LITTLE GETS LEAGUE HONOR
POWELL TO PROPOSE BASEBALL PARK SITE
LITTLE TRIPLES; THREE BULLS ARE STARS
FORD DEALER'S SITE NO. 1 CHOICE FOR STADIUM
BULLS COMPLETE REGULAR SEASON
PRINCE WILLIAM OPENS 1-0 LEAD
BULLS READY FOR FINALE
BULLS BEGIN BEST-OF-5 TITLE SERIES
CANNONS SQUEEZE PAST BULLS FOR 1-0 LEAD IN SERIES
MILLS BAFFLES BULLS
BULLS PULL EVEN WITH 3-2 VICTORY
BULLS TRIM CANNONS TO EVEN CL SERIES
CANNONS ROAR, TOP BULLS, 3-2
CANNONS ONE WIN FROM CL TITLE
BULLS' PENNANT SO NEAR YET...
CANNONS DUMP BULLS FDR CL CROWN
CANNONS GRAB CL TITLE FROM BULLS
POWELL: DURHAM BALLPARK PLANS 'ON'
BULLS CAN TRUMP MUDCATS
CHAMBER: DELAY ON STADIUM COULD MEAN BULLS WILL LEAVE
FOR BULLS' STADIUM, IT'S A BRAND NEW BALL GAME
NEW BALLPARK IS GIANT STEP
STADIUM PROJECT CHIEF OPTIMISTIC
JENKINS DEFENDS VOTE ON STADIUM REFERENDUM
NEW BULLS BALLPARK WILL HAVE OLD PARKING WOES
REGIONAL STADIUM PLAN IS MORE THAN THREAT
WOLFF! BULLS TO PLAY AT A NEW SITE BY '92
LET'S KEEP THE BULLS
BULLS, WOLFF WIN NATIONAL BASEBALL TROPHY
BULLS OR NOT, REGIONAL COMPLEX FOR SPORTS REMAINS »0N TRACK'
TEAMS OF THE EIGHTIES/NO ONE DOES IT LIKE THE BULLS
DURHAM BULLS, ATTENDANCE
SEE DURHAM ATHLETIC PARK, ATTENDANCE
DURHAM BULLS, BAT BOYS
BULLS HAVE A JOB FOR 'BAT MEN'
DURHAM BULLS, FANS
SEE ALSO SPORTS, FANS
DURHAM BULLS FANS.* SURVEY FINDS AUDIENCE IS BOTH YOUNG, REGIONAL
BULLISH ON THE BULLS
GIVE US COMIC RELIEF
FANS MAKE BULLS WINNERS
DURHAM BULLS, HISTORY
THE PASSING OF A BULLS LEGEND
BULL CITY BECOMES HOME TO VARIETY OF SPORTS HEROES
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8/16/1989 D
8/18/1989 B
8/18/1989 D
8/19/1989 D
8/19/1989 B
8/20/1989 B
8/20/1989 B
8/21/1989 B
8/22/1989 B
8/22/1989 B
8/23/1989 D
8/23/1989 B
8/24/1989 B
8/24/1989 B
8/24/1989 C
8/25/1989 B
8/26/1989 D
8/27/1989 B
8/28/1989 B
8/29/1989 B
8/29/1989 B
8/29/1989 A
8/29/1989 C
8/30/1989 A
8/31/1989 D
9/01/1989 B
9/02/1989 B
9/03/1989 B
9/04/1989 B
9/04/1989 D
9/05/1989 B
9/05/1989 B
9/06/1989 D
9/06/1989 D
9/07/1989 D
9/07/1989 D
9/07/1989 B
9/13/1989 A
9/14/1989 A
10/19/1989 C
10/20/1989 A
10/20/1989 B
10/20/1989 A
11/16/1989
11/16/1989
11/16/1989
11/16/1989
11/17/1989
11/17/1989
11/18/1989
12/22/1989 B
N P52
N P75
N P52
N
U P52
N P75
N
N
N P75
N P52
N P75
N P52
N P75
N P52
P S73
N
N
N
N
N P75
N
N C61
N
N C52
N
N
N P52
N P73
N P75
U P52
N P75
N P52
N P75
N P52
U M88
N P75
N P52
N E33
E
N E33
N S69
U M88
N H65
N R63
N R63
E
N H65
E
N P52
N K65
G M88
S 2 8/08/1989 B 4 P N A76
2 7/30/1989 B 1 C N M88
2 8/16/1989 B 1 P P T32
2 8/25/1989 A 4 L
2 8/26/1989 A 4 E
1/30/1989 B
4/19/1989 H
2 P N
2 P F F25
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FROM 'DIRTY AL' TO LITTLE, BULLS HAVE HAD VARIETY OF MANAGERS
LEADING BY EXAMPLE, LITTLE GUIDED BULLS TO BIG CAROLINA LEAGUE SEASON
LITTLE GETS THIRD SEASON WITH BULLS
DURHAM BULLS, OPENER
'DEJA VU» FOR BULLS' OPENER
TALENT-LADEN BULLS GEAR UP FOR OPENER
OPENING DAY 19891 BURLINGAME GETS THE NOD FOR BULLS
BULLS TO TEST OPTIMISM IN '89 OPENER
BULLS 'OPEN' WITH NIGHT OFF, TRY AGAIN TONIGHT
RAIN DELAYS BULLS OPENER; STIRS MEMORIES FOR JASTER
BULLS, KEYS OPENER ON HOLD
PERFECT GAME, SWEEP GIVE BULLS TOUGH ACT TO FOLLOW
PAUL HAVING A BALL
A PERFECT OPENING
DURHAM'S DAVID BUTTS IS WELCOMED AT THE PLATE AFTER TWO-RUN HOMER.,.
BURLINGAME 'PERFECT' IN OPENER
PERFECT WAY TO BEGIN
DURHAM BULLS, PERFECT GAMES
PERFECT GAME, SWEEP GIVE BULLS TOUGH ACT TO FOLLOW
BURLINGAME 'PERFECT' IN OPENER
DURHAM BULLS, PITCHING STAFF
SUCCESSFUL SPRING EARNS LILLIOUIST SPOT/AT SPRING TRAINING
BRAVES GET RELIEF, BULLS A PITCHER
BURLINGAME COULD GET START IN BULLS OPENER
PAT TILMON TO START WITH BULLS
STRONG PITCHING STAFF SHOULD BOOST '89 BULLS
PITCHING CARRIES BULLS BY CANNONS
BURLINGAME BECOMES 'PERFECTGAME'
TENDINITIS SIDELINES THREE BULLS PITCHERS
TURK'S ANTICS ENLIVEN BULLS, RECALL 'BIRD'
DURHAM BULLS, ROSTER
DURHAM BULLS '89
DURHAM BULLS, 1989
DURHAM BULLS, 1989
DURHAM BULLS, 1989
DURHAM BULLS, 1989
DURHAM BULLS, 1989
DURHAM BULLS, 1989
DURHAM BULLS, 1989
DURHAM BULLS, 1989
DURHAM BULLS, 1989
DURHAM BULLS, 1989
DURHAM BULLS, 1989
DURHAM BULLS, 1989
DURHAM BULLS, 1989
DURHAM BULLS, 1989
DURHAM BULLS, 1989
DURHAM BULLS, 1989
DURHAM BULLS, 1989
DURHAM BULLS, 1989
DURHAM BULLS, 1989
DURHAM BULLS, 1989
DURHAM BULLS, 1989
DURHAM BULLS, 1989
DURHAM BULLS, 1989
DURHAM BULLS, SCHEDULE
DURHAM BULLS '89
LITTLE TO MANAGE BULLS AGAIN IN '90
BULLS ANNOUNCE 1990 SCHEDULE
DURHAM BULLS, STATISTICS
DURHAM BULLS '89
DURHAM BULLS BASEBALL CAMP
PLAY BALL!
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2 7/18/1989 D 14 P F C52
2 9/03/1989 B 1 P N M88
2 11/23/1989 B 1 P N M88
4/06/1989 A
4/06/1989 B
4/07/1989 B
4/07/1989 D
4/08/1989 D
4/08/1989 B
4/09/1989 C
4/10/1989 B
4/10/1989 B
4/10/1989 A
4/10/1989 D
4/10/1989 D
4/11/1989 A
2 4/10/1989 B
2 4/10/1989 D
3/28/1989 D
3/30/1989 D
3/30/1989 D
3/30/1989 B
4/02/1989 C
4/11/1989 D
5/06/1989 B
5/10/1989 D
8/17/1989 D
4/07/1989 D
4/11/1989 D
4/12/1989 D
4/13/1989 D
4/14/1989 B
4/15/1989 D
4/16/1989 C
4/17/1989 D
4/18/1989 B
4/19/1989 D
4/20/1989 D
4/21/1989 B
4/22/1989 D
4/23/1989 C
4/24/1989 D
4/25/1989 B
4/26/1989 D
4/27/1989 D
4/28/1989 B
4/29/1989 B
4/30/1989 C
5/01/1989 D
5/02/1989 D
5/03/1989 D
S 2 4/07/1989 D
S 2 11/22/1989 D
S 1 11/22/1989 D
E
P N P52
P N C52
P N P52
N C52
P N P52
N C52
P N C52
P P L38
P P K30
P P K30
P U P52
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2 P N C52
3 P U P52
U P75
U P75
N P75
N P52
U P75
N C52
N P52
N P52
U M88
K30
3 P F K30
1 P N P52
1 D N P52
S 2 4/07/1989 D 3 P F K30
H 2 6/06/1989 B 3 P P L38
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SEE DURHAM UNION BUS STATION
DURHAM BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL CHAIN
SEE ALSO BLACK-OWNED BUSINESSES
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, DURHAM
NUMBERS DON'T TALLY
PROFILES IN BLACK HISTORY (SPECIAL SECTION)
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL CHAIN ELECTS OFFICERS, DIRECTORS
GEORGIA PACIFIC OFFICIAL TO SPEAK/THE SUN BUSINESS INDEX
BUSINESS CHAIN DIRECTOR RESIGNING
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL CHAIN BANQUET SET
BUSINESS CHAIN HOLDING BANQUET
BUSINESS GROUP CITES BURROUGHS
FAISON PREACHES PARTNERSHIP AT CHAIN'S 51ST ANNIVERSARY
LET'S BRIEF THE CANDIDATES
CORRECTION
DURHAM BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL WOMAN'S
SEE ALSO WOMEN, BUSINESSES
JILL R. WEDELL WINS AWARD
NEW OFFICERS
CLUB
DURHAM BUSINESS INSTITUTE FOR EDUCATORS
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, DURHAM, SCHOOL SUPPORT
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. FUQUA SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
FUQUA, FIRMS HELP TEACHERS 'BE' EXECS
DURHAM EDUCATORS LEARN BUSINESS WAYS
EDUCATION IS A BUSINESS
DURHAM BUSINESS VOLUNTEER COUNCIL
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, DURHAM
SEE ALSO VOLUNTEERS, DURHAM
A PIONEER IN VOLUNTARISM
DURHAM CABLEVISION
SEE CABLEVISION OF DURHAM
DURHAM CENTRAL LABOR UNION
PEOPLE'S ALLIANCE BACKS WELLS FOR MAYOR; HOMEBUILDERS FAVOR TILLMAN...
UNION ENDORSES JENKINS FOR MAYOR
DURHAM CENTRE
SEE ALSO PEOPLES SECURITY INSURANCE
SEE ALSO WEBB COMPANY
URBAN GEOMETRY
MMGNG A SPLASH
MARCH 1 OPENING STILL OMNI HOTEL'S TARGET
WITTENBERG SELLS HIS INTEREST IN BUILDING
UPS AND DOWNS IN OFFICE TOWER
WATERFALL TO OPEN AT DURHAM CENTRE
CITY TO FORMALLY TURN ON DOWNTO* WATERFALL
WATER, GOOD WILL GUSH AS FOUNTAIN TURNED ON
GUSHING
FREE LUNCHEON CONCERT
TWO DURHAM LAW FIRMS PLAN MERGER
THE HIGH-COST QULLEY YEARS
2ND TOWER EYED FOR DOWNTOWN
DURHAM CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
SEE ALSO CIVIC HONOR AWARDS
SEE ALSO LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM
SEE ALSO U.S. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
CHAMBER GETS REPORT ON TIGHT N.C. BUDGET
NUMBERS DON'T TALLY
CHAMBER EVENT TO FEATURE PUBLISHER
CHAMBER OPPOSES CITY'S MAJOR PROJECTS ORDINANCE
DURHAM OFFERS IBM WORKERS WARM WELCOME
CONGRATULATIONS, H.C. CRANFORD JR.
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1/17/1989 A
4 E
H
2
2/16/1989 B
5 P G
H
2
2/16/1989 B
10 N
S
2
2/18/1989 C
3 P N
H
2
4/29/1989 C
5 N
H
2
6/24/1989 B
5 N
H
2
6/29/1989 C
2 N
S
2
6/29/1989 C
1 N
H
2
6/30/1989 C
1 P N C47
H
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8/22/1989 A
4 E
S
2
9/02/1989 A
2 N
H
2
4/30/1989 D
7 P N
S
2
5/24/1989 C
10 P P K30
S 2 4/05/1989 C 1 N
S 2 6/20/1989 A 1 N S92
S 2 6/21/1989 A 4 E
H 2 8/30/1989 A 4 E
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2 10/05/1989 C
1 P N C61
H
2 10/05/1989 C
5 N
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2 1/03/1989 B
1 P P T37
H
2 1/04/1989 C
1 P P M66
H
2 1/20/1989 C
1 P N A54
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2 1/31/1989 A
12 N
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2 2/02/1989 A
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S
2 3/29/1989 A
1 N H70
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2 3/30/1989 C
5 N S69
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2 4/18/1989 B
1 P N N36
S
2 4/18/1989 C
1 P P T37
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2 5/13/1989 A
12 P P M66
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2 5/21/1989 B
7 N R63
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2 10/01/1989 D
4 E
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2 10/20/1989 C
1 N C60
1/10/1989
1/17/1989
2/15/1989
2/23/1989
2/27/1989
3/15/1989
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PUBLISHER FAVORS MERGING OF BUSINESSES
CRAWFORD RECEIVES CHAMBER AWARD
CRANFORH RECEIVES AWARD (CORRECTION PRINTED 3-16-89)
FORTUNE PUBLISHER FAVORS RESTRUCTURING
CORRECTIONS
CRANFORD DESERVES TOP CHAMBER AWARD
BROYHILL TO SPEAK AT DURHAM CHAMBER BUSINESS BRIEFING
broyhill: EDUCATION. ROADS ECONOMIC KEYS
DURHAM CHAMBER TO SALUTE EAGLES, BLUE DEVILS
BASKETBALL'S BEST: STOPPING TO GREET KIDS
CONGRATULATIONS IN ORDER
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE SALUTES EAGLES, BLUE DEVILS
SERVICE MAY IMPROVE
SERVICE WOES SPUR SURVEY BY CHAMBER
CHAMBER SEEKS NOMINATIONS FOR '89 YOUNG ENTREPRENEUR
BASEBALL PARK SITE SUGGESTION NO. 4 MADE BY WITTENBERG
SURVEY: LABOR HARKET IN DURHAM 'INADEQUATE'
CHAMBER'S NEW 'DURHAM AWARD' WILL HONOR BEAUTIFYING WORK
SURVEY RANKS CITY SERVICE TO CUSTOMERS AS WORST
DURHAM WORK FORCE REQUIRES STRONG BOOST
SURVEY: FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS MOST COURTEOUS
MANAGERS REVIEWING LOW MARKS ON SERVICE
MARCH UNEMPLOYMENT RATES FOR N.C. DOWN FROM YEAR AGO
'SMALL BUSINESS' WEEK SCHEDULED BY CHAMBER
DUKE PERSONNEL OFFICIAL, U.S. TAX ATTORNEYS HIGHLIGHT CHAMBER FORUM
SMALL BUSINESS OWNERS HONORED BY CHAMBER
CHAMBER'S 1988 HONOREE ALEXANDER ALSO TOPS IN STATE
WINNERS
STUDENTS GET GLIMPSE OF CORPORATE AMERICA
MAVRETIC TO SPEAK AT DURHAM BREAKFAST
MAVRETIC SEEKS ABORTION PANEL
END DRIVE FUNDING MAY BE CUT FROM LIST
HOUSE SPEAKER CRITICIZES LEGISLATORS FROM DURHAM
GULLEY*. CITY WON'T LOSE EM) DRIVE OUTER LOOP FUNDS
CHAMBER CHECKS SUPPORT FOR RDU-FRANKFURT FLIGHTS
EXHIBITION, TRADE SHOW SET; BILLED AS CITY'S LARGEST
CHAMBER'S PRO-MERGER RESOLUTION MAILED OUT
CHAMBER MEMBERS GET NOTICE ON MERGER STANCE
CHAMBER SUPPORTS SCHOOL MERGER
CHAMBER MERGER STAND IS WORTHWHILE ATTEMPT
NO CONSULTANT NEEDED
CHAMBER HOPES TO POLISH FIRMS' 'AVERAGE' SERVICE
LET'S BRIEF THE CANDIDATES
SCHOOLS MAY BEGIN CERTIFYING STUDENTS' SKILLS
DURHAM RANKS 27TH IN BEST LIVING AREAS
CHAMBER'S BOOTH SAYS TRIANGLE AREA SHOULD BE RANKED HIGHER THAN 27TH
RECEPTION WELCOMES UEAST
CORRECTION
TRIANGLE TOPS IN NORTH CAROLINA
chamber: SERVICE SEMINARS POPULAR
MARKETPLACE '89 (SPECIAL SECTION)
CHAMBER ALREADY PLANNING A 1990 BUSINESS-TRADE FAIR
COUNCILMAN CLEMENT OPPOSES BAN ON SMOKING IN STORES, RESTAURANTS
3 MEET CANDIDATES FORUMS SCHEDULED
CHAMBER: DECIDE THIS MONTH ON BALLPARK
DECISION ON NEW STADIUM THIS MONTH URGED BY CHAMBER
FIRM, CHAMBER HELP PUPILS READY FOR SAT EXAMINATION
CHAMBER PUBLICATIONS UPDATED AND READY FOR DISTRIBUTION
CHAMBER WANTS COMPLAINTS ON TRAFFIC CONGESTION, HAZARDS
CHAMBER HUNTS TRAFFIC NIGHTMARES
GOOD GRADES GET PUPILS GOOD DEALS
COMMON CHALLENGES
DURHAM CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, BUDGET
NON-PROFIT AGENCIES VIE FOR COUNTY FUNDS
DURHAM CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, ECONOMIC MANAGER
CHAMBER'S INDUSTRY HUNTER PLANS TO RETIRE
WHITE TO TAKE LEADING POST IN CITY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
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H
2
3/15/1989 C
1 P N C47
H
2
3/15/1989 C
1 P N C47
S
2
3/15/1989 A
1 P N M06
S
2
3/15/1989 A
1 P N M06
S
2
3/16/1989 A
2 N
S
2
3/16/1989 A
4 E
H
2
4/02/1989 B
4 P N
S
2
4/06/1989 A
1 P N M06
H
2
4/08/1989 C
2 N
H
2
4/11/1989 C
1 PN A54
S
2
4/11/1989 D
1 P P S73
S
2
4/11/1989 D
3 P U A76
S
2
4/17/1989 A
4 E
S
2
4/17/1989 C
1 N HAS
S
2
4/25/1989 A
6 N
H
2
4/28/1989 C
1 N N36
S
2
5/02/1989 A
1 N M06
S
2
5/02/1989 C
1 N
S
2
5/03/1989 A
1 N H65
S
2
5/03/1989 A
4 E
H
2
5/04/1989 C
1 N
S
2
5/04/1989 A
1 P N H65
H
2
5/07/1989 D
6 N
H
2
5/10/1989 C
4 P N C47
H
2
5/18/1989 B
2 P N C47
H
2
5/25/1989 C
1 P N C47
H
2
5/25/1989 C
1 P N C47
S
2
5/25/1989 C
2 P P S73
S
2
5/29/1989 C
1 P N H65
S
2
7/08/1989 A
10 N
S
2
7/11/1989 A
1 P N M06
S
2
7/11/1989 A
1 M N C61
H
2
7/12/1989 A
1 P N L40
S
2
7/12/1989 A
1 N C61
S
2
7/18/1989 C
1 N S92
H
2
7/25/1989 B
1 N S69
H
2
8/01/1989 B
1 N
S
2
8/01/1989 C
1 P N S92
H
2
8/02/1989 D
9 N C47
S
2
8/03/1989 A
4 E
H
2
8/04/1989 A
4 E
S
2
8/17/1989 B
1 N M06
H
2
8/22/1989 A
4 E
H
2
8/23/1989 C
3 N C60
S
2
8/24/1989 A
1 N H65
H
2
8/26/1989 C
1 N
S
2
8/31/1989 A
1 P N S92
S
2
9/02/1989 A
2 N
H
2
9/06/1989 A
4 E
S
2
9/18/1989 C
1 P N E33
H
2 10/01/1989 G
1 D F
S
2 10/05/1989 C
1 P N E33
H
2 10/06/1989 C
1 N R63
H
2 10/12/1989 C
3 N
S
2 10/12/1989 A
1 N E33
H
2 10/13/1989 C
2 N
S
2 10/25/1989 C
1 N
H
2
Ll/19/1989 D
6 N
S
2 12/02/1989 B
1 N E33
H
2 12/06/1989 C
5 N
S
2 12/08/1989 C
1 N Yll
S
2 12/29/1989 C
1 P N E33
S 2 6/14/1989 B 1 P N H65
H 2 9/29/1989 A 10 P N
H 2 10/10/1989 B 5 N C60
DURHAM CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, OFFICERS
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PRESIDENT OF INSURANCE CO* ANY TO LEAD DURHAM CHAMBER IN 1990
DURHAM CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, PRESIDENT
WRIGHT IS 1990 CHAMBER LEADER
DURHAM CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, PUBLIC EDUCATION TASK FORCE
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, DURHAM, SCHOOL SUPPORT
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS
CHAMBER TO FAVOR SCHOOL MERGER
DURHAM CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, SURVEYS
SEE ALSO SURVEYS
CHAMBER HOPES TO POLISH FIRMS'
'AVERAGE' SERVICE
AMONG 5 N.C. CITIES
DURHAM CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
nxmLMEaSSnfm TERMS ON DURHAM CHAMBER OF COMMERCE..
DURHAM CHILD ADVOCACY COMMISSION
SEE CHILD ADVOCACY COMMISSION
DURHAM CHILD GUIDANCE CLINIC
SEE DURHAM COMMUNITY GUIDANCE CLINIC
DURHAM CHILDREN'S MUSEUM _
SEE N.C. MUSEUM OF LIFE AND SCIENCE
DURHAM CHORALE
DURHAM CHORALE
DURHAM CITY ASSOCIATION OF EDUCATORS
SEE DURHAM ASSOCIATION OF EDUCATORS
DURHAM CITY ATTORNEYS OFFICE
CITY WORKERS' PAY LOW; COUNCIL'S HIGH
DURHAM CITY BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT _
HERALD CO. PLANS MOVE TO SITE ON PICKETT ROAD
CITY PLANNERS SUPPORT NEW HERALD-SUN BUILDING
PLANNERS BACK tOSPAPERS' MOVE TO PICKETT ROAD
BOARD APPROVES HERALD-SUN SITE
BOARD BACKS PLAN FOR NEWSPAPER BUILDING
DURHAM Cin BOARD OF EDUCATION
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, BUDGET
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, BUDGET
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, SUPPLEMENTAL SCHOOL TAX
DURHAM SCHOOL BOARD TAKES RIGHT APPROACH
WEAVER OUTLINES ANTI-DROPOUT PLAN
SUSPENSION FIGURES ANGER BOARD LEADER «„.»«
CITY SCHOOL BOARD CHAIRMAN SAYS IN-SCHOOL SUSPENSIONS NOT WORKING
MERGER NOT AMONG SCHOOL PANEL'S IDEAS
IN-SCHOOL SUSPENSION SHOULD BE STUDIED, KEPT
CITY SCHOOLS GIVE FOUR CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS TOP PRIORITY
CITY BOARD GETS HIGH SCHOOLS' NEW RENOVATION PLANS
TWO PRINCIPALS CLASH OVER CURRICULUM PHILOSOPHY
TEAM! CITY SCHOOLS NEED LEADERSHIP, PLANNING
CONSOLIDATED CITY HIGH SCHOOL ADVANCES
SCHOOL BOARD TO DISCUSS SALARY OFFER FOR FAISON
NEW SUPERINTENDENT INTRODUCED AT CITY SCHOOL BOARD MEETING
TEACHERS' TALKING SHIRTS SEEK APPLES AND PAY RAISE
LAWSUIT NAMES CITY SCHOOL BOARD, FORMER TEACHER
PARENTS GROUP SEEKS CITY MAGNET SCHOOL
$14,000 OK'D FOR SCHOOL CONSULTANTS
SCHOOL BOARD AND FAISON HOLD CLOSED MEETING
BOARD SHUTS MEETING, MULLS SCHOOL REPORT
CITY SCHOOL BOARD TO HEAR REPORT ON SPECIAL EDUCATION
PARENT SAYS MORE TEACHERS NEEDED FOR SPECIAL CHILDREN
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2 12/27/1989 C
2 12/21/1989 B
1 P N
1 P N
S 2 7/28/1989 A 1 N S92
S 2 8/17/1989 B 1 N MM
2 1/04/1989 C
2 12/29/1989 C
1 N
3 P N
H 2 5/19/1989 D 15 P P S73
S 2 3/17/1989 A 1 C N H70
H
2
2/08/1989 A
1 M N A54
S
2
2/10/1989 A
1 N H70
H
2
2/11/1989 C
1 N
S
2
2/14/1989 A
1 N H70
H
2
2/15/1989 C
2 N
S
2
H
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1/10/1989 C
1/24/1989 B
1/24/1989 C
1/25/1989 C
1/30/1989 A
1/31/1989 B
2/09/1989 C
2/10/1989 C
2/10/1989 C
2/14/1989 A
2/21/1989 B
2/28/1989 C
2/28/1989
3/07/1989
4/11/1989
4/11/1989
5/11/1989
5/11/1989
5/22/1989
5/23/1989
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N J40
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N J40
N J40
N J40
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N J40
N J40
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HIGH-PAID DEPUTY SOUGHT DY FAISON FOR CITY SCHOOLS
BOARD NEEDS TO SET HIRING PROCEDURES
CITY SCHOOLS OFFER $80,000 TO DEPUTY CANDIDATE MALLOY
COMMISSIONER BELL*. MERGE SCHOOLS BY PEOPLES' VOTE ONLY
BELL WANTS PUBLIC TO VOTE ON MERGER
EDUCATION TEAMWORK WILL BENEFIT DURHAM
COURT UPHOLDS SCHOOL BOARD
SCHOOL BOARD OKS NEW EAST END BUILDING (CORRECTION PRINTED 7-26-89)
SCHOOL BOARD OKS EAST END SITE
ONE NEW SCHOOL WOULD SERVE STUDENTS BETTER
CONSOLIDATE TWO SCHOOLS
BELL PUSHES SCHOOL-MERGER PLANNING
CITY SCHOOLS GET TOUGH ON TRUANTS
CITY BOARD APPOINTS LAKEWOOD, MOOREHEAD ELEMENTARY PRINCIPALS
BOARD CLEARS WAY FOR SPECIAL SCHOOL
LUCAS WANTS REVIEW OF ADMINISTRATIVE LOCAL SUPPLEMENTS
MERGER PANEL MIRES SCHOOL BOARD; PANEL TO HIRE CONSULTANT
CITY SCHOOL BOARD IGNORING TEACHERS' PROTEST
SCHOOL BOARD HEARS HILLSIDE PLAN
NEW HOLTON PRINCIPAL ON SCHOOL BOARD AGENDA
CITY SCHOOLS HIRE REPORTER FOR GRANTS/PARTNERSHIP POST
FAISON REQUESTS STUDY OF ADMINISTRATORS' PAY
HOLTON GETS NEW PRINCIPAL; SCHOOLS ADD GRANTS POST
CITY SCHOOL BOARD SHOULD SHOW SOME RESPONSIBILITY
CITY SCHOOL BOARD LEADER WILL DELIVER MERGER STATEMENT
BASS URGED TO LEAVE
CITY SCHOOL BOARD WANTS INTEGRATION IN MERGER PLAN
PARENT: SCHOOL BOARD CHIEF SHOULD RESIGN
2 SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS DEFEND BASS' REMARKS
THIS IS NO TARRING OFFENSE
BLACK LEADERS BACK CITY SCHOOL BOARD CHIEF
PARENT URGES BOARD TO VISIT DURHAM HIGH
BLACK LEADERS BACK BASS ON INTERVIEW
PARENT ASKS BOARD TO VISIT DHS 'PROBLEMS'
BOARD CONTRADICTS ITSELF ON DIVERSITY
CITY SCHOOL BOARD APPROVES «50,000 COMPUTER PROGRAM
CITY SCHOOLS OK COMPUTER-TEACHING SYSTEM
SCHOOL BOARD OKS NEW EXIT
NO DHS ATHLETIC TRAINER DRAWS BOOSTER'S IRE
BASS STILL SCHOOL BOARD HEAD) TRINITY PARK RESIDENTS WALK OUT
DURHAM CITY BOARD OF EDUCATION, BUDGET
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, BUDGET
CITY SCHOOL BOARD REVIEWS BUDGET REQUESTS FOR NEXT YEAR
EAST END, HOLLOWAY SCHOOLS MAY MERGE
FEW CHANGES MADE TO CITY SCHOOL BUDGET
CITY SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS UNITE TO OPPOSE BUDGET CUTS BY COUNTY
DURHAM CITY SCHOOL BOARD APPROVES 1989-90 BUDGET
DURHAM CITY BOARD OF EDUCATION, CHAIRMAN
BASS RE-ELECTED SCHOOL BOARD CHAIRMAN
CLOCK RUNS ON DURHAM HIGH
DURHAM CITY BOARD OF EDUCATION, GRIEVANCE POLICY FOR TEACHERS
SEE ALSO TEACHERS, DURHAM
TEACHER CHARGES XB DISCRIMINATION
TEACHER TO GET HEARING ON JOB-DISCRIMINATION COMPLAINT
DURHAM CITY BOARD OF EDUCATION, RETREATS
CITY SCHOOL LEADERS PLAN 3-DAY RETREAT
CONTROLLING OWN DESTINY, FAISON PLEA TO SCHOOL PLANNING PANEL
FAISON CHALLENGES SCHOOL PLANNERS
DURHAM CITY BOARD OF EDUCATION, SUPERINTENDENT EVALUATION
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE
BOARD MEMBERS SET TRIPS
DURHAM CITY BUDGET DEPT.
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2 4/13/1989 C
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SEE ALSO DURHAM FINANCE DIVISION
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SUBJECTS
SOUND OFF; CITY TO LIT PEOPLE SPEAK ON DRAFTING A NEW BUDGET
DURHAM CITY CLERK'S OFFICE
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY HAU. __
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY CLERK'S OFFICE
CITY WORKERS' PAY LOW; COUNCIL'S HIGH
AMONG 5 N.C. CITIES
DURHAM CITY COUNCIL
SEE ALSO DURHAM JUNIOR CITY COUNCIL
CITY'S MWBE GOALS WORTHY, NOT REALISTIC
COUNCIL DELAYS VOTE ON CONSTRUCTION PROJECT
GOALS ARE UNREALISTIC
OFFICIALS WANT COUNTY HELP ON BUS SYSTEM
JOINT DURHAM BUS LINE PLAN RECOMMENDED
COUNCIL TOLD FIRM'S PROPOSAL COULD BE BETTER _ „ „_
DURHAM BUS SYSTEM ON BUMBY ROAD; ENGELHARD; CUTS REASON FOR CAUTION
NUMBERS DON'T TALLY __
CITY COUNCIL IGNORES REALITIES OF BUSINESS _
COUNCIL NARROWLY OKS RECREATION CENTER CONTRACT
SPEAKERS FAVOR CITY BUS TAKEOVER
CAMPUS HILLS VOTE STIRS BITTER DEBATE
CITIZENS DISCUSS WAYS TO HANDLE BUS SYSTEM
SOUR NOTE DELAYS VOTE ON JAZZ SCHOOL _
COUNCIL VOTES TO TAKE OPTION ON MONK SITE
DURHAM DROPS PROPOSAL TO ACQUIRE PERSON LAND
CITY SHOULD RUN BUSES IF COST NOT TOO GREAT
2ND COUNCIL VOTE BACKS CAMPUS HILLS DECISION
CITY DROPS PLAN TO GET PERSON LAND
COMBAT REGRETTABLE
PROPOSAL NEEDS STUDY _
CITY, COUNTY STAKE TURF ON BOND ISSUE
BONDS COULD BE USED FOR CAMPUS HILLS CENTER
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS t5O,0O0 ALLOCATION FOR BREAKTHROUGH
POWELL: BONDS COULD COVER EXCESS PARK COSTS
COUNCIL GETS LOOK AT PROPOSED STADIUM
OMBUDSMAN OFFICE PROPOSED FOR DURHAM CITY GOVERNMENT
POLICE TO USE DECOYS TO STEM DUKE ATTACKS
PLAN EXPANDS 2 CITY SEWAGE TREATMENT SITES
WOMAN OFFICERS TO ACT AS DECOYS TO CATCH RAPISTS
CITY COUNCIL TO HOLD MEETING ON BUSIfCSS ENTERPRISE RULING
DURHAM TARGETS SEWER PLANTS FOR EXPANSION
2 WASTE-TREATMENT PLANTS EXPANSION STEP APPROVED 13-0
REC CENTER BIDS REJECTED
CITY SEEKS DUKE POWER BUS FUNDS
COUNCIL REJECTS CAMPUS HILLS BIDS
MWBE CONTROVERSY CAN BE OPPORTUNITY
CITY MILL SEEK PERMITS TO EXPAND PLANTS
COUNCIL OK'S OUTLINE FOR TAKEOVER OF BUSES
FOES OF MAJOR-PROJECTS ORDINANCE MAY HELP REVISE IT
CITY SEEKS SUPPORT TO BUY JAZZ-CENTER LAND
COMMISSIONERS TO CONSIDER SHARING JAZZ INSTITUTE COSTS
COUNTY TO HELP CITY BUY JAZZ-CENTER LAND
CITY REVIEWING ITS ORDINANCE TO AID MINORITY BUSINESSES
LAWYER! CITY SHOULD REVIEW MINORITY LAW
PONDER REVIEW
COUNCILMEN CLASH ON MUTUAL DEAL
CIVIC-CENTER RATES SPUR MIXED EMOTIONS
MUTUAL, COUNCIL'S CAMPBELL DISAGREE ON BALLPARK'S EFFECT
COUNCIL MEMBERS CALL DRUG RULE 'RIDICULOUS' ^^
COUNCIL GETS RENTAL RATES PROPOSAL FOR DURHAM'S NEW CIVIC CENTER
COUNCIL APPROVES HISTORIC DISTRICT FOR DOWNTOWN
CITY TO HOLD CONTEST FOR DESIGNS OF FLAG
CITY SEEKS TO PRESERVE DOWNTOWN
LET'S PLAY CAPTURE THE FLAG
DURHAM PUSHES COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FUND INCREASES
CITY PROPOSES NEW SIGN FOR DOWNTOWN
COUNCIL TACKLING DOWNTOWN SIGNS AGAIN
COUNCIL LETS CABBIE KEEP DRIVING
CITY REMOVING UNDERGROUND FUEL TANKS
COUNCIL SHOULD BACK TAXICAB PERMIT LAW
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1/02/1989
1/04/1989
1/06/1989
1/12/1989
1/13/1989
1/13/1989
1/13/1989
1/17/1989
1/17/1989
1/18/1989
1/18/1989
1/18/1989
1/18/1989
1/18/1989
1/19/1989
1/19/1989
1/19/1989
1/19/1989
1/19/1989
1/21/1989
1/23/1989
1/25/1989
1/27/1989
1/27/1989
1/27/1989
1/28/1989 ..
1/29/1989 B
2/02/1989 A
2/03/1989
2/03/1989
2/03/1989
2/03/1989
2/07/1989
2/07/1989
2/07/1989
2/07/1989
2/07/1989
2/07/1989
2/08/1989
2/10/1989
2/10/1989
2/11/1989
2/14/1989
2/15/1989
2/15/1989
2/15/1989
3/02/1989
3/02/1989
3/03/1989
3/03/1989
3/03/1989
3/07/1989 .
3/07/1989 B
3/07/1989 A
3/09/1989
3/16/1989
3/16/1989
3/17/1989
3/21/1989
3/22/1989
3/22/1989
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N A54
E
N H70
N S69
N S69
N H70
E
E
N S69
N S69
N H70
N H70
N H70
N
N S69
E
N H70
N H70
E
E
N H70
N S69
N S69
N H70
N S69
N S69
N H70
N S69
N S69
N S69
N H70
N S69
N S69
N H70
N H70
E
N H70
N S69
N S69
N H65
N A54
N H65
N S69
N H70
P K30
N H70
N H70
N S69
N H70
N
N S69
N
N H70
E
N H70
N H70
N
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N S69
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MAYOR URGES MORE CIVILITY ON ISSUE OF MAJOR PROJECTS
PLAN MAY CLEAR UAY FOR GLAXO DOWNTOWN
EX-HAYTI CORP. WORKER RAPS PRESIDENT; WHITE SAYS MAN 'HAS AX TO GRIND'
NEW APPROACH AIDING GLAXO CLEARS HURDLE
IMMEDIATE ACTION URGED ON BALLPARK
COUNCIL APPROVES HERALD CO.'S PLAN FOR CONSTRUCTION
CITY COUNCIL WILL TACKLE HAYTI DEVELOPMENT FUROR
NEWSPAPERS SET JUNE 2 GROUNDBREAKING DATE
CITY COUNCIL GRANTS HAYTI REQUEST ON AMENDED PACT
BUILDER: DEVELOPMENT A SHARED RESPONSIBILITY (CORRECTED 4-8-89)
COUNCIL BURNS MIDNIGHT OIL TO REVAMP HAYTI PACT
COUNCIL'S PROPOSED IMPACT FEES DRAW SUPPORT, CAUTION
DURHAM OFFICIALS TO MEET UITH TWO LEGISLATIVE LEADERS
REGIONAL SOLUTIONS PROMOTED! DURHAM OFFICIALS CITE COSTLY ISSUES
CITY'S 'CLERICAL ERROR' ON ENO DRIVE STIRS TWO NEIGHBORHOODS
COUNTY BOARD DISCUSSES BALLPARK, DOUBLE TAXATION
DOWNZONING BILL WORRIES COUNCIL
BARNES, HAVRETIC LISTEN TO DURHAM CONCERNS
OLD FARM FOLLOWS ENO LOOP PLAN
COUNCIL DROPS ENO LOOP PLAN
CITY COUNCIL DELAYS IMPOSING 'IMPACT FEES'
CITY COUNCILS ENO DRIVE NOT TO BE MAJOR NORTHERN BYPASS
'ENO DRIVE' IS OUT OF THE LOOP
GROUP OPPOSED TO IMPACT FEES SHIFTS COURSE
EAGLES HONORED
HERITAGE SQUARE LOAN HAY UP DURHAM SUBSIDY
TAXI DRIVER MAY LOSE PERMIT
CITY SHOULDN'T LEND CENTER MORE MONEY
VISITING SISTER CITY ABROAD NOW COUNCIL MEMBER BENEFIT
COUNCIL SHOULD ENFORCE TOUGH TAXI PERMIT LAW
CHIEF TO GIVE COUNCIL DETAILS OF DWI ARREST
BASEBALL PARK SITE SUGGESTION NO. 4 MADE BY WITTENBERG
CITY LEADERS PROMOTE DISABILITY AWARENESS
FIRED EMPLOYEE OF CITY CHARGES DISCRIMINATION
EX-WORKER SAYS CITY DODGED CONTRACTS LAW (CORRECTED 5-4-89)
ANNEXATION PROFITS BIG
COUNCIL NO-SHOW SLOWS DWI REPORT
THE UN-BUSINESSLIKE COUNCIL
COUNCIL MUST TAKE POLICE PROBE SERIOUSLY
CONVICTED RAPIST DRIVING TAXI, AFTER 19-YEAR-TERM, PUZZLES COUNCIL
♦1 MILLION LOAN PONDERED BY CITY LABELED HIGH RISK
LASSITER'S POLITICAL FUTURE LIES WITH THOSE HE LASHED
JUNIOR CITY COUNCIL TO LOBBY ELDER COUNTERPARTS FOR FUNDING
COUNCILMEN DOUBTFUL ABOUT MAKING POLICE CASE REPORTS PUBLIC
INTERNAL HOPKINS REPORT MAY BE POSITIVE FOR CITY EMPLOYEE
TAXICAB LICENSE PROCESS CONCERNS COUNCIL MEMBER
CITY COUNCIL MUST RELEASE POLICE REPORT
COUNCIL DECIDES TO MAKE OFFICER-DWI PROBE PUBLIC
MOST MINOR LEAGUE BALL CLUBS LOSE MONEY, EXPERT SAYS
EXPERT SAYS NEW BALLPARK WILL LOSE HONEY
DURHAM FACES TAX INCREASEi 4 1/2 CENTS MORE 'NEEDED'
TIME RUNS OUT ON QUESTIONING OF POLICE CHIEF
CONTRACT DELAYS MAY COST DURHAM PENALTY
COUNCIL RESETS SESSION TO QUIZ POLICE CHIEF
COUNCIL MEMBERS NOT LISTENING TO CITIZENS
HAMPTON OWES MEDIA APOLOGY, COUNCILOR SAYS
4 OFFICERS CHARGED WITH DWI SINCE '86
CITY OFFICIALS RECEIVE CLEAR WAKE-UP CALL
CITY OFFICIALS OFTEN FORGET RESPONSIBILITY
POWELL STEERS COUNCIL FROM HAYTI CONTRACTS
NCCU PROFESSOR MAY WORK FOR CITY TO REVIEW ORDINANCE
HAYTI CORP. WILL SEEK CONTRACT FROM COUNCIL
CITY COUNCIL MUST END HAYTI FUNDING
HAYTI GROUP'S CHIEF SAYS REVIEW WOULD CLEAR AIR
...ALSO MISSES PROMISED COUNCIL APPEARANCE
NON-PROFIT AGENCIES OFFICIALS URGE NO CURTAILING OF FUNDS
COUNCIL BACKS CIVIC CENTER CONVERSION
COUNCIL OKS 'IMPACT FEE' RATES
FIRMS FILE AFFIDAVITS AS CITY EYES REVISED JOBS LAW
IMPACT FEES COULD DIVERT BUILDING TO WAKE COUNTY, COUNCIL WARNED
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3/30/1989
3/30/1989
3/30/1989
3/31/1989
4/04/1989
4/04/1989
4/04/1989
4/04/1989
4/05/1989
4/05/1989
4/05/1989
4/06/1989
4/08/1989
4/11/1989
4/11/1989
4/11/1989
4/11/1989
4/11/1989
4/11/1989
4/13/1989
4/13/1989
4/18/1989 B
4/18/1989 A
4/18/1989
4/18/1989
4/22/1989
4/25/1989
4/25/1989
4/26/1989
4/26/1989
4/27/1989
4/28/1989
4/28/1989
5/02/1989
5/02/1989
5/03/1989
5/03/1989
5/04/1989
5/04/1989
5/05/1989
5/05/1989
5/06/1989
5/08/1989
5/09/1989
5/09/1989
5/09/1989
5/10/1989
5/11/1989
5/12/1989
5/12/1989
5/16/1989
5/16/1989
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5/19/1989
5/19/1989
5/20/1989
5/23/1989
6/01/1989
6/01/1989
6/04/1989
6/05/1989
6/05/1989
6/06/1989
6/06/1989
6/06/1989
6/06/1989
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N S69
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N C61
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COUNCIL FAVORS MARKET USE FOR OLD CIVIC CENTO
BULL'S STARS BOUND BANNER
T»tfT FFF<? t&£ TOO HIGH
A MOPE REASONABLE PRICE; CAROLINA THEATRE PROPOSAL GOES BEFORE CITY...
DURHAM OKS GLAXO LAND PURCHASE rmmm
POWELL ! EX-POLICE CHIEF COULD KEEP BENEFITS
NEW TACK FOR HAYTI
DURHAM'S NEW BANNER PRESENTS FUZZY PICTURE
MAYOR TAKES BREATHER __
COUNCIL'S DALLYING IS RUDE
LANDFILL EXTENSION WON'T INTERRUPT ENO PARKWAY
CITY COULD LOSE FUNDS IN CCS PACT
LASSITER WON'T LOSE RETIREMENT
LASSITER SEEKS COUNCIL SHAKEUP _ ^A__„
CITY COUNCIL FEARS CHAPEL HILL MALL MAY SNARL TRAFFIC
CONFLICT OF INTEREST DEBATE ENTANGLES BROWN
NO CONFLICT OF INTEREST, ATTORNEY SAYS OF BROWN
COUNCIL SHOWS WISDOM IN SAVING OLD TREES
CONFLICT OF INTEREST? IT LOOKS THAT WAY
CITY COUNCIL NEGLIGENT
COUNCIL ETHICS RULES NEED TO BE CHANGED ,
JQBTRAINING OFFER MAY QUELL BROWN'S CITY GRANT REQUEST
INTEGRITY OF GOVERNMENT
FUJULLING T^PROMISEf COUNCIL TIES HAYTI FUNDING TO REVIEW...
NEW CIVIC CENTER RATES NO MORE THAN OLD
COUNCIL LEAVES FATE OF TREES IN LIMBO,
Cin FREES TREYBURN TO APPEASE DEVELOPERS
COUNCIL UNSURE WHETHER TO WIDEN E. CLUB BLVD.
COUNCIL OKS WASTE WATER TREAHENT EXPANSION
DURHAM TO DOUBLE SEWAGE TREATMENT
SANFORD SAYS NO GREEN LIGHT YET FOR TREYBURN
ROADWORK DELAY MAY COST TAXPAYERS PLENTY
CITY COUNCIL'S REVERSAL
JOINT MEETING SLATED ON THOROUGHFARE PLAN
FINANCING DURHAM'S FUTURE _ „ ^„TTSTnTTnlir
ADVISORY PANEL FAVORS BUILDING HEIGHT RESTRICTIONS
FATE OF OAKS ON CLUB BLVD. REMAINS UNSETTLED
DOWNTOWN STREET LOSES PARKING SLOTS
OAKS OR LAND MUST GO FOR ROAD
CITY SEWER REQUIREMENTS SNAG TREYBURN LAWSUIT
PERMIT HAS COUNCIL TREED __ _
ENVIRONMENTALISTS WANT TO PROTECT LAKE
CITY DENIES ZONE CHANGE ON MILL SITE
COUNCIL OKS EAST CLUB WIDENING. ^^T^
DEVELOPERS SQUARE OFF ON MILL SITE REZONING
GROUP QUESTIONS PIECE-MEAL ZONING _ _,
GULLET DENIES SAYING HE HIGHT DISBtffl) PANEL
GULLEY DENIES HE SUGGESTED DISBANDING GROUP
LYNCHING THE DEVELOPERS — mm
HOUSING CODE EMBARASSMENT CONCERNS COUNCIL
WATSON-BORDEN: HOUSING CODE VIOLATORS HUMILIATED
BLANTON PROPOSES FINES FOR HOUSING-CODE VIOLATORS
COUNCIL ADOPTS IMPACT-FEE LAW FOR DEVELOPMENT M___ .
DURHtfl DEVELOPERS SET TO BEGIN PAYING IMPACT FEES NOVEMBER 1
CITY IMPACT FEES TAKE REASONABLE APPROACH
MAJOR PROJECTS ORDINANCE FOES GET TURN AT BAT (CORRECTED 9-20-89)
CITY COUNCIL REZONING STOPS SHOPPING CENTER
DESPITE PROTEST, CITY OKS FESTIVE MARKET
DEVELOPER CRITICIZES ZONING REVISIONS PLAN „
COUNCILMEN CONDEMN REZONING, CLEMENT FEARS CITY MAY BE SUED
C^INGTHERULES; MAJOR PROJECTS ORDINANCE, DOWCONING ARE BOTH UNFAIR H
COUNCIL APPROVES CONVERTING CIVIC CENTER TO RESTAURANTS H
FESTIVE MARKET PLAN BIG GAMBLE BY CITY £
CITY SLOW ON DRAW IN ZONING CHANGE 2
CAB DRIVER'S APPEAL DENIED "
COUNCIL DENIES PERMIT FOR CABBIE WITH RECORD g
COUNCIL SHOULD KEEP CRIMINALS OUT OF CABS ^lAUBm
DECISION ON NEW STADIUM THIS MONTH URGED BY CHAMBER
INTERIM SET-ASIDE PLAN APfTOVED BY COUNCIL H
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4/07/1989
6/08/1989
6/09/1989
6/09/1989
6/09/1989
6/10/1989
6/10/1989
6/11/1989
6/12/1989
6/15/1989
6/20/1989
6/20/1989
6/20/1989
6/21/1989
6/22/1989
6/23/1989
6/23/1989
6/25/1989
6/26/1989
6/26/1989
6/28/1989
7/01/1989
7/03/1989
7/04/1989
7/20/1989 ..
7/25/1989 B
7/25/1989 A
7/25/1989
7/26/1989
7/26/1989
7/26/1989
7/27/1989
7/28/1989
7/30/1989
8/06/1989
8/10/1989 _
8/15/1989 B
8/15/1989 C
8/15/1989 C
8/16/1989 A
8/18/1989 A
8/21/1989 A
8/22/1989 B
8/22/1989 A
8/22/1989 B
8/23/1989 A
8/24/1989
8/24/1989
8/25/1989
8/25/1989
8/26/1989
8/30/1989
9/06/1989
9/06/1989
9/11/1989 .
9/19/1989 B
9/19/1989 B
9/19/1989 A
9/19/1989 A
9/19/1989 C
9/20/1989 A
9/20/1989 C
9/20/1989 A
9/22/1989 A
10/03/1989 B
10/03/1989 C
10/04/1989 A
10/13/1989 C
10/17/1989 C
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ANNUAL
1/01/1989
INDEX BY
12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
SET-ASIDE RULES CHANGE
CITY COUNCIL PANEL APPROVES LOITERING ORDINANCE
WARD 1 CANDIDATES FAVOR MAJOR PROJECTS ORDINANCE
COUNCILMAN QUESTIONS ANTI-LOITERING ACT
LOITERING ORDINANCE APPEARS HEADED FOR PASSAGE/LEWIS WANTS MORE STUDY
COUNCIL OKS TAKING OVER BUS SYSTEM
COUNCIL TABLES LOITERING LAW; SEEKS MORE INPUT
COUNCIL GETS BUS DEAL ROLLING
PAYING OFF THE BUS DEBT
PANEL PASSES THOROUGHFARE PLAN ALONG MINUS CONTROVERSIAL ROADS
DOWNTOWN SITE PICKED FOR NEW BALLPARK
DOWNTOWN SITE PICKED FOR NEW BALLPARK/UNIVERSITY FORD LOCATION GETS NOD
NEW BULLS BALLPARK WILL HAVE OLD PARKING WOES
COUNTY'S NEW JAIL SITE CHOICE SHOCKS CITY COUNCIL'S CLEMENT
HAYTI DEVELOPMENT AWARDED *5S,000 CONTRACT BY CITY
ANTI-LOITERING ORDINANCE ADOPTED BY CITY COUNCIL
CITY COUNCIL APPROVES ANTI-LOITERING ORDINANCE
ADVICE ON HAYTI NEEDED
COUNCIL DELAYS VOTE ON HAYTI FIRM LOAN
COUNCIL APPROVES ANNEXATION PACTS WITH NEIGHBORS
NEW MAYOR CAN LEAD COUNCIL FOCUS CHANGE
DURHAM, NEIGHBORS SIGN BOUNDARY PACT
MOTIONS FLY AS COUNCIL OKS HAYTI-f IRM DEAL
GULLEY'S BELATED PROPOSALS
HAYTI ON A SHORT LEASH
COUNCIL PLANS HEARING ON NEW INNER LOOP
COUNCIL OKS SEWER PLANT IMPROVEMENTS) $100 MILLION BOND REFER. LIKELY
COUNCIL SETS REFERENDUM ON SEWER-PLANT UPGRADES
COUNCIL DELAYS UNIVERSITY FORD REZONING HEARING
COUNCIL FRETS ABOUT BALLPARK REZONING RUSH
CITY COUNCIL ISSUES RANGED FROM PEACE TO SEWAGE
DURHAM CITY COUNCIL, AFFIRMATIVE ACTION
SEE ALSO AFFIRMATIVE ACTION
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C., CITY EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C., AFFIRMATIVE ACTION
SEE ALSO JOB DISCRIMINATION
CITY ASKS C.C. WOODS TO INVOLVE MORE WOMEN, MINORITIES IN CAMPUS HILLS..
COUNCIL RESUMES DEBATE ON CAMPUS HILLS CONTRACT
KERCKHOFF'S ASSESSMENT OF MWBE IS CORRECT
DURHAM'S MINORITY PLAN MAY BE ON SHAKY GROUND
DURHAM'S MINORITY PLAN MAY BE ON SHAKY GROUND
FINE-TUNE THE QUOTAS
DURHAM CITY COUNCIL, ATTENDANCE
COUNCIL'S DALLYING IS RUDE
NO SHOW. NO DOUGH
GULLEY DENOUNCES COUNCIL'S LAX ATTENDANCE AT MEETINGS
WILLIAMS STANDS BEHIND COUNCIL ATTENDANCE RECORD
manager: work SESSIONS NOT covered IN CHARTER
JOHNNY 'RED' WILLIAMS WILL LIKELY RESIGN
THE CITY COUNCIL'S NO-SHOWS
WILLIAMS: PRESS HOUNDING HIM OUT OF COUNCIL
MEETING ATTENDANCE KEY TO PUBLIC SERVICE
HE SHOULD RESIGN SOON
WILLIAMS 'SINGLES OUT' SELF WITH ATTENDANCE
CITY COUNCIL IS TARDY AGAIN
DURHAM CITY COUNCIL, BUDGET
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C., BUDGET
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY COUNCIL, NON-CITY AGENCIES
CITY COUNCIL NEEDS STRONGER LEADERSHIP
SOUND OFFi CITY TO LET PEOPLE SPEAK ON DRAFTING A NEW BUDGET
CITY PROPERTY TAXES MAY JUMP 4 1/2*
NON-CITY AGENCY FUNDS UNDER FIRE
COUNCIL'S PORK BARREL
CITY MAY BE FACING LARGE RISE IN SEWER, WATER RATES
COMMUNITY GROUPS PLEAD FOR CITY MONEY
FINANCE PANEL TOSSES OUT CITY TAX RAISE
DURHAM PANEL TRIMS BUDGET
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10/27/1989
10/31/1989
11/02/1989
11/03/1989
11/07/1989
11/07/1989 B
11/07/1989 A
11/09/1989 A
11/14/1989 B
11/15/1989 A
11/15/1989 A
11/16/1989 A
11/17/1989 C
11/21/1989 B
11/21/1989 B
11/21/1989 A
11/26/1989 D
11/30/1989 B
12/05/1989 C
12/05/1989
12/05/1989
12/05/1989
12/08/1989
12/11/1989
12/14/1989
12/19/1989
12/19/1989
12/29/1989
12/29/1989
12/30/1989
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THLY/ANNUAL
1701/1989
INDEX B
12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
JENKINS SEEKS BUDGET PROPOSAL WITHOUT TAX HIKE FROM CITY MANAGER
NO-TAX-HIKE BUDGET GOOD WAY TO BEGIN
IT'S GOOD NEWS FOR Cin TAXPAYERS? NO INCREASE
CITY TAXES STEADY.- WATER RATE INCREASES
HAYTI FIRM MUST PASS REVIEW TO GET MONEY
HAYTI FUNDS SHOULDN'T RECEIVE RUBBER STAMP
INSIGHT/THE COST OF BEING DURHAM
CAMPBELL DEFENDS COUNCIL SPENDING
CAMPBELL: DURHAM NOT FACING FINANCIAL CRISIS
THE CITY BUDGET DEBATE
COUNCIL CUTS BACK ON FUNDS FOR HAYTI
DURHAM CITY COUNCIL . CITY-COUNTY COMMITTEE
SEE DURHAM cm/COUNTY COMMITTEE
SEE DURHAM CITY/COUNTY GOVERNMENT COOPERATION
DURHAM CITY COUNCIL, COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE _ pw_
POWELL SUGGESTS FORGIVING $129,000 LOAN, TAKING PRESS
DURHAM OFFICIALS TAKE 'DISABILITIES' TO PROMOTE WEEK
GULLEY DENOUNCES COUNCIL'S LAX ATTENDANCE AT MEETINGS
manager: WORK SESSIONS NOT COVERED IN CHARTER
RENT HIKE PROPOSED ON OLD CIVIC CENTER
DURHAM CITY COUNCIL, ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO ELECTIONS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO FINANCIAL DISCLOSURE LAWS
SEE ALSO MAYORAL CAMPAIGNS
SEE ALSO POLITICAL CAMPAIGN EXPENDITURES
GULLEY, 3 COUNCILMEN MAY RUN FOR MAYOR
AN ISSUE-f ULED ELECTION
GULLEY MOVE ALTERS POLITICAL LANDSCAPE
CAMPBELL WILL NOT RUN AGAIN
CAMPBELL WON'T SEEK A 3RD COUNCIL TERM
'89 ELECTION: BIG CHANGES?
Cin COUNCIL INCUMBENTS MOSTLY MUM ON ELECTION
WHERE ARE CANDIDATES?
DURHAM CITY ELECTIONS FILING BEGINS TODAY
HUDSON 1ST FILER FOR CITY COUNCIL SEAT
HUDSON WILL TRY TO REGAIN SEAT ON DURHAM CITY COUNCIL
CITY RESIDENTS HAVE OPPORTUNITY TO LEAD
MRS. KERCKHOFF SEEKS COUNCIL RE-ELECTION __
SPAULDING, BROWN SUPPORT JENKINS IN MAYOR'S RACE __
INSIGHT/PIGGY BANK POLITICS! IN THE COUNCIL RACE, CITIZENS MIGHT...
DEJA VU FOR COUNCIL VOTE
DAVIS FILES FORO RE-ELECTION
JANE DAVIS FILES FOR RE-ELECTION
DURHAM NEEDS CANDIDATES
Cm COUNCIL RACES PICK UP 4 CANDIDATES
9 CANDIDATES IN RUNNING FOR COUNCIL
FLURRY OF FILINGS LEAVES ONLY WILSON UNOPPOSED
RILEY.JJJMUMBA ENTER CITY COUNCIL RACE; TOTAL STANDS AT 11
LASSITER RUNS FOR COUNCIL, NOT FOR MAYOR
WELLS' FILING CREATES 3-WAY RACE FOR MAYOR
4TH MAYORAL CANDIDATE FILES; 2 JOIN COUNCIL RACE _
FOURTH CANDIDATE FILES FOR MAYOR; FIELD GROWS IN COUNCIL RACE
22 IN COUNCIL, MAYOR RACE, PRIMARY VOTE SET
CANDIDATES MUST BE MORE OPEN WITH PEOPLE
NOW LET'S GRILL THEM; COUNCIL ELECTION QUANTITY FINE, BUT...
CITY ELECTION LINEUP; BALLOT LISTS 22 CANDIDATES
NAME CHANGE MAY COST LUMUMBA HIS CANDIDACY
LUMUMBA TO FIGHT FOR HIS CANDIDACY
LUMUMBA RIPS NEWSPAPER, 'WHITE MAN'S COURT'
CANDIDATE SAYS HIS NEW NAME A LESSER ISSUE
ELECT OLLIE COOK CITY COUNCIL AT LARGE (AD)
MR. LUMUMBA'S MISSION
STRAWBRIDGE, LASSITER CONSIDER COALITION
NAMES GIVEN TO AFRICANS BY SLAVEHOLDERS WERE ILLEGAL
CANDIDATE MUST SHOOT STRAIGHT WITH VOTERS _
CONSERVATIVE POLITICAL COMMITTEE FORMING TO BACK STRAUBRIDGE
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6/13/1989
6/24/1989
6/27/1989
6/29/1989
6/29/1989
6/29/1989
7/07/1989
9/24/1989
9/28/198?
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5/07/1989
6/12/1989
6/20/1989
6/20/1989
6/24/1989
6/28/1989
6/29/1989
7/07/1989
7/07/1989
7/08/1989
7/11/1989
7/14/1989
7/14/1989
7/16/1989
7/16/1989
7/24/1989 ..
7/25/1989 B
8/01/1989 A
8/01/1989 B
8/01/1989 A
8/02/1989
8/02/1989
8/03/1989
8/03/1989
8/04/1989
8/05/1989 B
8/05/1989
8/07/1989
8/08/1989
8/08/1989
8/09/1989
8/09/1989
8/10/198?
8/10/1989
8/13/1989
8/14/198?
8/14/1989
8/15/1989
8/15/1989
8/17/1989
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N R63
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N R63
N C61
N C61
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1/01/1989
INDEX BY
12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
NEW GROUP HOPES TO INCREASE VOTERS
HUMAN NEEDS GREATEST CONCERN IN CITY ELECTION
NAME INCONSEQUENTIAL ISSUE
GET STORIES STRAIGHT
COUNCIL CANDIDATE PUSHES AFFORDABLE HOUSING
FRIENDS OF DURHAM BACK STRAWBRIDGE FOR MAYOR
COOK SAYS SEWER, WATER COSTS ARE TOP PRIORITY
WATER BEFORE STADIUM, COUNCIL CANDIDATE SAYS
CANDIDATE TAKES AIM AT HOUSING
MS. WRIGHTS CITY NEEDS AFFORDABLE HOUSING COMMITMENT
'Q&A' CANDIDATE RAPS CITY SPENDING
COUNCIL CANDIDATE WANTS CITIZENS' BUDGET GROUP
TILLMAN URGES BUDGET TRAINING
COUNCIL HOPEFUL SAYS CITY NEEDS A 'DRUG CZAR'
LASSITER OPPOSES SPENDING ON STADIUM, OTHER PROJECTS
MUNICIPAL ELECTION ISSUES FROM FRIENDS OF DURHAM (AD)
SHHHH.. BETSY ROBB FOR CITY COUNCIL (AD)
BETSEY ROBB - WHAT MAKES HER RUN (AD)
ELECT STEVE TILLMAN (AD)
DO YOU WANT SENSIBLE CITY GOVERNMENT? TAL LASSITER (AD)
CANDIDATE BETSY ROBB RAPS COUNCIL'S 'FREE SPENDERS'
CAMPBELL DEFENDS COUNCIL SPENDING
COUNCIL CANDIDATE CALLS INCUMBENTS 'FREE SPENDERS'
CAMPBELL.' DURHAM NOT FACING FINANCIAL CRISIS
ABILITY. RE-ELECT JANE DAVIS. (AD)
CONSERVATION GROUP BACKS NO ONE IN MAYOR'S RACE
RE-ELECT CLARENCE BROWN (AD)
MOST CANDIDATES FAVOR REFERENDUM ON MAJOR PROJECTS
VOTERS' ALLIANCE MAKES ENDORSEMENTS (CORRECTED 10-5-89)
DEMOCRATS. PUBLIC FIRE AWAY AT COUNCIL CANDIDATES
PEOPLE'S ALLIANCE BACKS WELLS FOR MAYOR; HOMEBUILDERS FAVOR TILLMAN...
CLEARING THE RECORD
BALLOT POWER (FRIENDS OF DURHAM)
candidate: CITY MUST BOOST JOBS
the alliance's good manners
candidate calls for xb training
people's alliance announces election endorsements
elect steve tillman council-at-large (ad)
vote for tohmy hudson, durham city council at large (ad)
survey: only one candidate for public-financed stadium
vote right, vote robb for city council (ad)
barry allen for city council at large (ad)
vote for ollie cook, city council at-large (ad)
'committee' endorses jenkins
tommy hudson for durham city council at large (ad)
vote for albert huey (ad)
insight/primary concerns
city of durham's in fine shape, not facing financial crisis
don't make a mistake, vote jack t. dossett (ad)
barry allen for city council at large (ad)
city primary to narrow field to 14 tomorrow
city primary presents opportunity for voters
light voter turnout expected in primary for mayor, council
strawbridge, jenkins to face off
straubridge, jenkins to face off
durham's '89 primary turnout goes against tradition
durham's '89 primary turnout goes against tradition
friends of durham victory a surprise
conservative victories may mean coalition end
loyalties ran strong in mayoral race
durham coalition plans nov. election strategy
friends of durham faces final race with full coffers, strong manpower
political winds veer in durham primary
election canvass changes totals for six candidates
cm government and schools
friends of durham group's 'goals' target of fiery attack from brown
broun challenges campaign focus
grubb: lean more on small-area plans
brown for council
racial politics: sometimes ideals and reality are different
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8/21/1989
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8/30/1989
8/31/1989
9/01/1989
9/01/1989
9/02/1989
9/07/1989
9/11/1989
9/12/1989
9/15/1989
9/16/1989
9/20/1989
9/24/1989
9/25/1989
9/27/1989
9/28/1989
9/28/1989
9/28/1989
9/28/1989
9/29/1989
10/02/1989 B
10/02/1989 C
10/04/1989 A
10/04/1989 C
10/04/1989 C
10/04/1989 B
10/05/1989 C
10/05/1989 A
10/05/1989 A
10/04/1989 C
10/06/1989 A
10/06/1989 B
10/06/1989 B
10/07/1989 A
10/07/1989
10/07/1989
10/08/1989
10/08/1989
10/08/1989
10/08/1989 B
10/08/1989 B
10/08/1989 B
10/08/1989 D
10/08/1989 D
10/09/1989 A
10/09/1989 B
10/09/1989 A
10/09/1989
10/10/1989
10/11/1989
10/11/1989
10/11/1989
10/11/1989
10/11/1989
10/11/1989
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10/12/1989 A
10/12/1989
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10/20/1989
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IMPOLITE, NOT SHOCKING
PLANNING PROCESS IN ORDER _ „ „„
EXPANDING CURBSIDE RECYCLING FAVORED BY 11 OF 14 CANDIDATES
CANDIDATES BACK PARKS, BALK AT ISSUING BONDS
PRIVATIZATION MIGHT SAVE CITY MILLIONS, RILEY SAYS
CANDIDATE: PRIVATE FIRMS COULD SAVE CITY MILLIONS^
CANDIDATE SAYS RECYCLING COULD EXTEND LANDFILL LIFE
DUKE POWER BUS SYSTEM DOMINATES CANDIDATES FORUM
HUDSON'S QUIET POLITICS MAY CHANGE ELECTIONS __
PRO-LIFE GROUP PRESSES CITY COUNCIL CANDIDATES ON ABORTION
WILSON FAVORS TEEN REC PROGRAM _
PEOPLE'S ALLIANCE, FRIENDS OF DURHAM SLATES DIAMETRICAL
ANTI-ABORTIONISTS POLL CITY COUNCIL CANDIDATES
DURHAM FAVORS TAX-FUELED BUS SYSTEM, POLL SHOWS
MRS. KERCKHOFFjRILEY CLOSE IN SPENDING
ELECTION INTEREST RISES
CANDIDATE WRIGHTJ ROADS NOT LONE TRAFFIC SOLUTION
CLEMENT SAYS CITY NEEDS TO CREATE A HOUSING COMMISSION
WRIGHT CALLS FOR GREATER RELIANCE ON PUBLIC TRANSIT
PROJECTS ORDINANCE IS WARD 5 RACE ISSUE __ _
CANDIDATES' VIEWS VARY ON EXTENT OF CITY FUNDING FOR HOUSING
HUEY SAYS USE BONDS AS SEED
LASSITER VOWS TO BE 'ACCESSIBLE'
EX-CANDIDATE DOSSETT BACKS FRIENDS— MINUS RILEY
STRAHBRIDGE, JENKINS NECK AND NECK IN POLL m^mmam tm^
MAYOR'S POST, 6 COUNCIL SEATS TO BE FILLED IN TUESDAY VOTE
DURHAM REVS UP FOR TOMORROW'S VOTE
2 PRECINCTS WILL NOT HAVE BALLOTING
DURHAM VOTERS CAN DECIDE CITY'S DIRECTION
KERCKHOFF, RILEY TRADE VERBAL JABS
VOTERS TO PICK NEW DURHAM MAYOR TODAY
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JENKINS EDGES OUT STRAWBRIDGEAHCTORY GIVES DURHAM ITS 1ST BLACK MAYOR
DURHAM CITY COUNCIL GETS 3.KEEPS 3 WINNERS (ERROR IN RESULTS)
GENERAL ELECTION RESULTS/VOTE '89 (ERROR IN RESULTS)
A SLIGHT SHIFT IN DIRECTION „,
CITY COUNCIL WARDS/VOTING TALLY (ERROR IN RESULTS)
'89 CAMPAIGN CHANGES FACE OF AREA POLITICS
GRUBB WINNER DESPITE COMPUTER GLITCH
GRUBB WINNER DESPITE COMPUTER GLITCH
GRUBB REAL WARD 1 WINNER
HIGH VOTER TURNOUT TURNS VOTE AROUND
JENKINS CITY'S 1ST BLACK MAYOR
CITY ELECTION RESULTS PRESENT SMALL CHANGE
UNOFFICIAL PRECINCT RETURNS IN DURHAM RACES
HELPING HAND, HAPPY FACES
HELPING HAND, HAPPY FACES
COMPUTER TWISTS ELECTION RETURNS _
HAYWIRE MACHIME COUNTED PRECINCT VOTE TOTALS TWICE
WIN OR LOSE, ELECTION CANDIDATES SHARE FATIGUE
DURHAM CANVASS CONFIRMS GRUBB AS WARD 1 WINNER
DURHAM ELECTION RESULTS CERTIFIED: GRUBB WIN FINAL
FRIENDS OF DURHAM LEARNS LESSONS, VOWS TO STAY
WINNING STATEMENTS
NEW CITY COUNCIL CAN BRING PEOPLE TOGETHER
DURHAM CITY COUNCIL, FINANCE COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C. .BUDGET
SEE ALSO DURHAM FINANCE DIVISION
ANTI-POVERTY AGENCY WANTS MORE MONEY
•BREAKTHROUGH' SEEKS CITY MONEY
CITY **£S ANTI-POVERTY GRANT HINGE ON COUNTY AID
BREAKTHROUGH SHOULD WAIT FOR DURHAM AID
STEADY POWER RATES HELP CITY HELP AGENCY
FOOD GALLERY, SHOPS PROPOSED FOR CIVIC CENTER
OLD CIVIC CENTER EYED AS FOOD COURT
COUNCIL CONSIDERING STREET, PARKS 'IMPACT FEES*
MUSEUM OF ART SUGGESTED FOR OLD CIVIC CENTER
COUNCIL PANEL HEARS PLAN FOR SOLID WASTE FUNDS
DURHAM'S N.C. LIFE AND SCIENCE MUSEUM MULLS MERGER
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10/23/1989 A
10/24/1989 B
10/24/1989 A
10/25/1989 C
10/25/1989 C
10/25/1989 C
10/26/1989 C
10/26/1989 A
10/27/1989 A
10/27/1989 C
10/27/1989 C
10/27/1989 A
10/28/1989 A
10/28/1989 C
11/01/1989 A
11/01/1989 C
11/01/1989 A
11/01/1989 B
11/02/1989 A
11/03/1989 A
11/03/1989 C
11/03/1989 C
11/03/1989 C
11/05/1989 A
11/06/1989 B
11/06/1989 A
11/06/1989 A
11/06/1989 A
11/06/1989 C
11/07/1989 A
11/07/1989 A
11/08/1989 A
11/08/1989 A
11/08/1989 A
11/08/1989 A
11/08/1989 A
11/08/1989 A
11/08/1989 A
11/08/1989 A
11/08/1989 A
11/08/1989 A
11/08/1989 A
11/08/1989 A
11/08/1989 A
11/08/1989 C
11/08/1989 C
11/09/1989 A
11/09/1989 A
11/09/1989 C
11/09/1989 A
11/10/1989 A
11/10/1989 A
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2/10/1989
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3/24/1989
4/07/1989
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N R63
N R63
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N R63
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N N36
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N B53
N C61
N C61
N H65
N C61
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N R63
N S22
N C61
N R63
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N S69
N H70
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N S69
N H70
N H70
N S69
N S69
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INDEX
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BY SUBJE
PANEL BACKS REQUEST FOR AID ON CLEANUP OF OLD CEMETERY
CITY WANTS SOTC CHANGES IN IMPACT FEES
'IMPACT FEES' MAY BE TOO HIGH
PROPOSED IMPACT FEES HIGHER THAN RALEIGH'S
INVESTOR WANTS OLD CIVIC CENTER FOR USE AS ATHLETIC CLUB OR OFFICE
2 CENTS SLASHED FROM PROPERTY TAX PROPOSAL
PERCEPTION SKEWED ON PROPOSED TAX INCREASE, MAYOR SAYS
CITY HAY BE FACING LARGE RISE IN SEWER, WATER RATES
committee: LASSITER COULD KEEP BENEFITS IN OFFICE
FINANCE PANEL TOSSES OUT CITY TAX RAISE
DURHAM PANEL TRIMS BUDGET
MONEY SET ASIDE FOR HAYTI, BUT CONTRACT TO BE REVIEWED
HAYTI FIRM MUST PASS REVIEW TO GET MONEY
CITY HAY REVIEW JOBS LIST
CITY COMMITTEE FAVORS *125,000 FOR SHELTER
SOCIAL-CHANGE GROUPS SEEK EQUAL FUND-DRIVE FOOTING
CITY TO PAY MORE FOR SEWAGE BACKUP
OGBURN SEEKS WAYS TO END DOUBLE TAXATION
Cm PANEL BACKS POLICE ACCREDITATION
RESTAURATEURS SAY FOOD COURT'S LOW RENTAL RATES UNFAIR
'FOOD FIGHT' LOOMS OVER PLANS FOR OLD ARMORY
PROPOSED FIRE STATION GETS COLONY PARK HOT
HERITAGE REQUESTS $185,000 CITY LOAN
WITHOUT HAYTI LOAN, CITY COULD LOSE MONEY
DURHAM CITY COUNCIL, GOALS AND PLANNING
OPEN LETTER TO COUNCIL MEMBERS, COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
DURHAM CITY COUNCIL, MEETING TIME
BASKETBALL HAY SHORTEN MEETING
GAME MAY SPUR COUNCIL
COUNCIL'S DALLYING IS RUDE
MEETING ATTENDANCE KEY TO PUBLIC SERVICE
MEETINGS AT A BAD TIME
DURHAM CITY COUNCIL, NON-CITY AGENCIES
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C.. BUDGET
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY COUNCIL, BUDGET
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, NON-COUNTY AGENCIES
'BREAKTHROUGH' SEEKS CITY MONEY
CITY MAKES ANTI-POVERTY GRANT HINGE ON COUNTY AID
BREAKTHROUGH SHOULD WAIT FOR DURHAM AID
NON-CITY AGENCY FUNDS UNDER FIRE
COUNCIL'S PORK BARREL
NON-PROFIT AGENCIES OFFICIALS URGE NO CURTAILING OF FUNDS
COMMUNITY GROUPS PLEAD FOR CITY MONEY
REDUCING SIDEWALK TO ART RUBBLE
LEWIS-OGBURN COMMITTEE DECLINES RECOMMENDATION ON BROWN'S GRANT REQUEST
NCCU FUND REQUEST STIRS COUNCILMEN
NCCU GETS GRANT COUNCILMAN BACKED
OGBURN SEEKS WAYS TO END DOUBLE TAXATION
ELIMINATE DOUBLE DIPS OF TAXPAYERS' MONEY
A DOUBLE DOSE OF TAXES
DURHAM CITY COUNCIL, PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE
DURHAM PROJECTS PROPOSAL SPURS SPARKS
PROPOSED MAJOR-fROJECTS ORDINANCE CAUSES STIR
PANEL WANTS MORE DATA ON QUARRY AGREEMENTS
CITY OFFICIALS CONSIDER 2 SITES FOR RESERVOIRS
LEESVILLE ROAD RESIDENTS HEAR CITY PANEL DEFER ACTION ON WATER SERVICE
DEVELOPERS SEE ORDINANCE AS 'PLOT' (CORRECTION PRINTED 2-10-89)
CITY WATER MAY FLOW TO LEESVILLE ROAD THIS SUMMER
LEESVILLE RD. WATER LINE 'TOP PRIORITY'
CLEARING THE RECORD
IT'S CALM-DOWN TIME
!CTS
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4/21/1989 A
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2
5/05/1989 A
1 N C61
S
2
5/26/1989 C
1 N C61
S
2
5/30/1989 A
1 P N C61
H
2
5/31/1989 A
1 N R63
H
2
6/01/1989 C
1 P N R63
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6/01/1989 A
1 N C61
H
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6/09/1989 A
1 P N R63
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6/09/1989 C
1 N R63
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6/09/1989 A
1 N C61
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7/14/1989 A
1 N C61
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7/15/1989 C
1 N C61
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1 N N36
S
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8/11/1989 A
1 N C61
S
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8/25/1989 A
1 PN C61
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8/25/1989 C
1 N C61
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9/08/1989 B
1 N N36
S
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9/08/1989 C
1 P N C61
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1 M N C61
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1 N R63
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1 N C61
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RECYCLING TOPS 1,000 TONS/REFUSE NETS CITY $41,000, CUTS LANDFILL STRAIN S
DANGEROUS INTERSECTIONS REPORT ASKED H
2 3/31/1989 C
2 4/01/1989 A
2 6/12/1989 A
2 8/22/1989 A
2 9/07/1989 A
DURHAM TO CHECK 10 WORST INTERSECTIONS
clement: MAYOR FOOT-DRAGGING ON RULE
STUDY OF INTERSECTIONS SHOULD FOCUS ON WORST
1/06/1989
1/06/1989
1/09/1989
5/23/1989
5/26/1989
6/06/1989
6/06/1989
6/08/1989
6/24/1989
6/24/1989
6/29/1989
8/25/1989
8/29/1989
9/01/1989
1/05/1989 A
1/06/1989 C
1/10/1989 C
1/10/1989 A
1/31/1989 B
2/09/1989 A
2/14/1989 C
2/14/1989 B
2/15/1989 A
3/13/1989
3/13/1989
3/14/1989
3/14/1989
3/14/1989
3/15/1989
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N R63
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N R63
N C61
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N R63
N C61
N C61
N C61
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N S69
N S69
N H70
N S69
N H70
N S69
N H70
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1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989
SUBJE
PANEL VOTES TO DROP FOUR PROJECTS FROM 1989 LIST OF HIGHWAY REQUESTS
RESIDENTS KNOCK ENO DRIVE PROJECT
DON'T DEAD-END ROADS _
ENO DRIVE BYPASS TECHNICALLY STILL IN BLUEPRINT
DON'T DELAY PROJECT; NEW ENO DRIVE ROUTE PITS NEIGHBOR AGAINST NEIGHBOR
COUNCIL PANEL VOTES TO DENY CAB DRIVER'S PERMIT
MARRIOTT TO BUILD RTP RESIDENCE INN
CITY PANEL OKS TRANSIT CONSULTANT
HOUSING CODE APPEALS BOARD PROPOSED
DURHAM HOUSING INSPECTOR PROPOSES APPEALS BOARD
ROAD PLAN NEARS PASSAGE DESPITE ENO DRIVE SNAG
CITY SEEKS IMPACT STATEMENT ON ENO DRIVE
PANEL DELAYS VOTE ON TREYBURN SEWERS
DRUTHERS DON'T COUNT
DURHAM CITY COUNCIL, RESOLUTIONS
N.C. MUTUAL SLOWS BALLPARK PLAN
COUNCIL SHELVES PRIDE
•ENO DRIVE' IS OUT OF THE LOOP
KING RESOLUTIONS ON AGENDA
DURHAM CITY COUNCIL, RETREATS _ . ,_
USER FEES MAY KEEP CITY OUT OF TAX HIKES
CITY, COUNTY MAY XIN 5 DEPARTMENTS
DURHAM MAY GET COMPLAINTS OFFICE
DURHAM CITY COUNCIL, SALARIES
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, CITY EMPLOYEES, SALARIES
CITY WORKERS' PAY LOW; COUNCIL'S HIGH - AMONG 5 N.C. CITIES
COUNCILMEN SEE NO RAISE NEXT YEAR mrrm
INACCURATE PAY REPORTS BLAMED ON GLITCH IN CITY'S COMPUTER
NO SHOW, NO DOUGH
MAKE JOB MORE INVITING
DURHAM CITY COUNCIL, SCHOOL SEMINARS
SEE DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS
SEE DURHAM JUNIOR CITY COUNCIL
DURHAM CITY COUNCIL, SOUTH AFRICA ISSUES
SEE ALSO SOUTH AFRICA
CITY MAY SEEK NEW BIDS DUE TO SOUTH AFRICA TIES
DURHAM CITY COUNCIL, SWEARING-IN CEREMONY
MS. ROBB WARY OF SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS H
GRUBB COVERS BASES ON POTENTIAL CONFLICT OF INTEREST H
MS. WRIGHT KNEW SOCIAL SERVICES RIGHT FOR HER H
JENKINS SWORN IN AS MAYOR H
JENKINS PROMISES AGENCY TO FIGHT AGAINST DRUGS, CRIME S
A RARE ON-TIME START H
"^SEE ALSO TrStATiK^COMWTTEE (DURHAM AND ORANGE COUNTIES)
CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS ELIGIBLE TO VISIT DURHAM'S 'SISTER CITIES' S
DON'T SEND SO MANY TO VISIT 'SISTER' CITIES __ „ „„_„,M „A1_ §
BON VOYAGE TO BACKSLAPPERS; COUNCIL MEMBERS DECLARE THEMSELVES TRAVEL... H
FOR BROADENING EXPERIENCE, TRY A TRIP TO DIABET, MOROCCO H
DELEGATIONS TO VISIT RUSSIA, JAPAN H
SISTER-CITY GROUP BACK FROM SOVIET UNION S
•HOPE CHILDREN WILL REAP BENEFITS,' CAMPBELL SAYS OF SOVIET VISIT H
DELEGATION YENS TO TIE KNOT WITH JAPANESE CITY S
COUNCIL HAS HECTIC JAPAN TRIP S
DURHAM CITY COUNCIL, VOTING RECORDS
POLITICAL BID WOULD NOT COST LASSITER BENEFITS H
COUNCIL OK'S GRANT REQUESTED BY BROUN H
CITY DENIES ZONE CHANGE ON MILL SITE _ H
COUNCIL ADOPTS IMPACT-FEE LAW FOR DEVELOPMENT H
COUNCIL TABLES LOITERING LAW; SEEKS MORE INPUT H
JENKINS SWORN IN AS MAYOR "
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4/04/1989 A
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2
4/13/1989 C
1
N S69
H
2
4/17/1989 A
4
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2
4/25/1989 C
2
N S69
S
2
7/18/1989 A
1 M N 061
S
2
7/18/1989 A
1
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H
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9/12/1989 C
1
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S
2
9/12/1989 A
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2 11/21/1989 A
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2 12/12/1989 B
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2/21/1989 A
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3/07/1989 A
4
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4/18/1989 A
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S
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4/28/1989 A
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1/27/1989 A
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1/30/1989 A
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S
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1/30/1989 A
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S
2
3/17/1989 A
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S
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3/17/1989 A
1
N H70
S
2
5/02/1989 A
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6/18/1989 D
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11/20/1989 B
11/20/1989 B
11/20/1989 B
12/05/1989 A
12/05/1989 A
12/06/1989 A
4/25/1989 A
4/28/1989 A
5/02/1989 A
5/21/1989 B
5/25/1989 C
6/07/1989 B
6/08/1989 C
6/13/1989 B
6/28/1989 A
6/20/1989 B
6/29/1989 C
8/22/1989 B
9/06/1989 C
11/07/1989 B
12/05/1989 A
N R63
N R63
N R63
N R63
N C61
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N M06
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N C61
N R63
N C61
N C61
N R63
N R63
N R63
N R63
N R63
N R63
DURHAM CITY HALL
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SUBJE
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, HISTORIC HOMES AND BUILDINGS
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY CLERK'S OFFICE
PHONE PREFIXES CHANGE MONDAY
BURNING SAWDUST, STREETS ON AGENDA FOR FIRST CITY OFFICIALS
CITY EMPLOYEES TAKE HEAT
CASE CLOSED
BOMB SCARE AT CITY HALL
CITY WORKERS ALL WET
BURGLAR TAKE SILVER WORTH OVER $22,000
DURHAM CITY LANDFILL
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY LANDFILL
SEE ALSO GARBAGE COLLECTION, DURHAM
SEE ALSO LANDFILLS, N.C.
SEE ALSO REGIONAL SOLID WASTE TASK FORCE
RECYCLING TOPS 1,000 TONS/REFUSE NETS CITY $41,000,
LANDFILL EXTENSION WON'T INTERRUPT ENO PARKWAY
DURHAM SANITATION UP TO ITS NECK IN TRASH
SLUDGE DISPOSAL TO TOP *1 MILLION
SYNTHETIC COVER LIKELY AT LANDFILL
LANDFILL NOT CONTAMINATING WELL WATER, COUNTY SAYS
RESIDENTS SAY WELL WATER TASTES FINE
LANDFILL HIDES GARBAGE UNDER A 'RUG'
STUDY TO CONSIDER REDUCING AREA'S GARBAGE GLUT
CANDIDATE SAYS RECYCLING COULD EXTEND LANDFILL LIFE
TRASH TALK FOCUS ON COSTS, RECYCLING
DURHAM CITY MANAGER
CITY MANAGER LIKES TO KEEP HEAD IN CLOUDS
DURHAM CITY MANAGER, ASSISTANT
UNITED WAY EXECUTIVE QUITS FOR CITY RISK MANAGER POST
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2 4/19/1989 E
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2 10/18/1989 B
2 10/19/1989 C
2 10/19/1989 C
2 11/15/1989 C
1 N H70
4 PF U57
5 N R63
1 P P T37
1 P P T37
10 P P T37
1 N M51
CUTS LANDFILL STRAIN
AMONG 5 N.C. CITIES
DURHAM CITY MANAGER, SALARY
CITY WORKERS' PAY LOW; COUNCIL'S HIGH
DURHAM CITY OF MEDICINE
SEE DURHAM, N.C, MEDICAL INDUSTRY
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, DURHAM, SCHOOL SUPPORT
SEE ALSO DURHAM CHAMBER OF COWERCE, PUBLIC EDUCATION TASK FORCE
PRINCIPAL DENIES POWE ELITIST 'REFUGE'
ENCOURAGING TERRIFIC KIDS
CITY SCHOOLS SQUEEZE LEARNING IN TIGHT SPACE
CITY SCHOOLS FACE 'STUNNING TRANSITION'
SCHOOLS SET SLOGAN CONTEST
DR. FAISON IS OFF AND RUNNING
PLAN TO CLOSE WATTS ELEMENTARY BLASTED
BANK EXECUTIVE: SCHOOLS MUST STRESS 3 P'S
SCHOOLS TO MARK EDUCATION WEEK
SCHOOLS HUNTING 'FEW GOOD PEOPLE' TO CHART A PLAN FOR IMPROVEMENTS
CITY'S 5HH3RADE PUPILS COUNT FIRE INVESTIGATOR AMONG HEROES
GOOD GRADES GET PUPILS GOOD DEALS
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, ACHIEVEMENT TESTS
SEE DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, ANNUAL TESTING PROGRAM
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, ADMINISTRATION
CITY SCHOOLS HIRE WALKER AS AUDITOR
LUCAS WANTS REVIEW OF ADMINISTRATIVE LOCAL SUPPLEMENTS
FAISON REQUESTS STUDY OF ADMINISTRATORS' PAY
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, AFTER-SCHOOL CARE PROGRAM
SEE ALSO CHILD CARE CENTERS
DURHAM CITY COMMUNITY EDUCATION PROGRAM (AD)
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, ALTERNATIVE CURRICULUM
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, CURRICULUM
ALTERNATIVE SCHOOL TO HELP DROPOUTS
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1 N H70
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2 6/15/1989 A
1 M N C61
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2 6/22/1989 A
1 M N Bll
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2 7/24/1989 A
1 N C61
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2 7/27/1989 C
1 N Bll
H
2 8/06/1989 A
1 D N Bll
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2 8/06/1989 A
1 P N Bll
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2 8/10/1989 C
1 P N N36
CHH 1 10/17/1989 ft
1 N M70
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2 10/25/1989 C
1 P N C61
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2 10/26/1989 C
1 N R63
S
2 9/05/1989 A
1 PNC61
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2 12/09/1989 C
1 PN
S 2 3/17/1989 A 1 C N H70
2 1/04/1989 A
2 2/05/1989 D
2 4/26/1989 A
2 5/12/1989 A
2 5/24/1989 B
2 8/27/1989 D
2 11/02/1989 A
2 11/09/1989 C
2 11/10/1989 C
2 11/22/1989 D
2 11/27/1989 B
2 12/08/1989 C
N J40
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N S92
N S92
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N Yll
N Yll
N C47
N M51
N Yll
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S 2 9/26/1989 A
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1 P N C47
1 P N E33
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MONTHLY/
ANNUAL
1/01/1989
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12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
SITE PICKED FOR PROBLEM STUDENTS ALTERNATIVE SCHOOL
TRUANCY CRACKDOWN JUST PART OF SOLUTION
BOARD CLEARS WAY FOR SPECIAL SCHOOL _,
DURHAMS'S ALTERNATIVE SCHOOL TO OFFER A SECOND CHANCE
ALTERNATIVE SCHOOL OFFERS ANOTHER CHANCE
ALTERNATIVE FOR AT-RISK STUDENTS
INNOVATIVE SCHOOL TO HELP "AT-RISK" PUPILS
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, ANNUAL TESTING PROGRAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, COMPETENCY TESTS
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, SCHOLASTIC APTITUDE TEST
NUMBERS PAINT A GRIM PICTURE OF THE CITY SCHOOLS
CITY SCHOOLS' CAT SCORES SHOW IMPROVEMENT
niMUM sTUTALS' CAT SCORES VARY
H05TDURW1CITY PUPILS SCORE LOWER ON CAT TESTS (CORRECTED 7-21-89)
8TH-GRADE MATH SCORES ARE UP IN CITY SCHOOLS
CLEARING THE RECORD
EDUCATORSt DURHAM SCHOOLS DON'T 'FUDGE' ON EXAMINATIONS
SCHOOL OFFICIALS SAY TESTS GIVEN HONESTLY
THE AT-RISK STUDENTS
SUPERINTENDENT TARGETS DROPOUTS, PERFORMANCE
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, ARTS PROGRAM
U.S., JAPANESE SCHOOLCHILDREN EXCHANGE ARTWORK
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, ASBESTOS
SEE ALSO ASBESTOS
SCHOOL ASBESTOS PLANS ARE GOOD BEGINNINGS
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, ASSISTANT SUPERINTENBEJJTS ~^
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE
HIGH-PAID DEPUTY SOUGHT BY FAISON FOR CITY SCHOOLS
BOARD NEEDS TO SET HIRING PROCEDURES
CITY SCHOOLS TO HIRE SUPERINTENDENT AIDE
CITY SCHOOLS OFFER $80,000 TO DEPUTY CANDIDATE MALLOY
CORRECTION
DR. FAISON'S TOUGH XB
MALLDY HOPEFUL FOR CITY SCHOOLS
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, ATTENDANCE
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, ENROLLMENT
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, ATTENDANCE
SEE ALSO TRUANCY ^
BEACHES ATTRACT DURHAM STUDENTS
CITY SCHOOLS GET TOUGH ON TRUANTS
CITY SCHOOLS ASK POLICE, MERCHANTS' AID IN FIGHTING TRUANCY
TRUANCY CRACKDOWN JUST PART OF SOLUTION
TRUANCY VEXES SUPERINTENDENT
DURHAM WILL CRACK DOWN ON TRUANCY
CITY SCHOOLS DECLARE WAR ON TRUANCY
FIGURES SHOU SCHOOL ATTENDANCE UP
NEW TRUANCY PROGRAM OFFERS REASON FOR HOPE
ATTENDANCE STEADY AT MOST CITY SCHOOLS
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, BUDGET
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C., BUDGET
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY BOARD OF EDUCATION
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY BOARD OF EDUCATION, BUDGET
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, COSTS
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, FEDERAL AID
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, SUPPLEMENTAL SCHOOL TAX
SEE ALSO DURW* COUNTY SCHOOLS, BUDGET
CITY SCHOOLS f£ED FUNDING
EAST END, HOLLOWAY SCHOOLS MAY MERGE
COUNTY PLANS OMIT CITY SCHOOLS, IRK CLEMENT
FEW CHANGES MADE TO CITY SCHOOL BUDGET
RENOVATIONS TO TOP $24 MILLION
CITY SCHOOLS PLAN TO TAP f£U SOURCE FOR FEDERAL FUNDS
EDUCATION LEADERS ASK COWISSIONERS FOR MORE TEACHER PAY
EDUCATION REQUESTS UP $28.9 MILLION
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8/29/1989 B
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7/20/1989
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7/21/1989
9/19/1989
9/21/1989
10/20/1989
12/12/1989
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N S92
N S92
N R63
N S92
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N E33
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N Yll
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S 2 3/23/1989 A 4 E
5/24/1989
5/27/1989
5/30/1989
5/31/1989
6/01/1989
6/05/1989
7/31/1989
5/30/1989
8/15/1989
8/16/1989
8/16/1989
8/21/1989
8/25/1989
8/26/1989
11/03/1989
11/06/1989
12/13/1989 B
N J40
E
N S92
N J40
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N S92
N S92
N S92
N C47
E
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N S92
N C60
N Yll
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N Yll
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4 L
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3/28/1989 A
1 N S92
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2
3/28/1989 C
1 P N H65
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3 N A54
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2
4/13/1989 A
1 N S92
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5/23/1989 C
1 N J40
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6/08/1989 C
1 N S69
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1 N S92
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ANNUAL
1/01/1989
INDEX B
12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
NEW SCHOOLS MAY FORCE BOND REFERENDUM VOTE
COMMISSIONERS WRESTLE TO DRAW ON SCHOOL FUNDS
BOND CUTS BUDGET; BOARD WANTS HORE
Cin SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS UNITE TO OPPOSE BUDGET CUTS BY COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS STILL DEBATING BUDGET; BOARD GRAPPLING WITH SCHOOL FUNDING
TIME RUNNING OUT FOR COUNTY TO OK BUDGET
COUNTY RAISING PROPERTY TAX 4.6 CENTS
DURHAM AMONG TOP TEN IN SPENDING FOR SCHOOLS
DURHAM CITY SCHOOL BOARD APPROVES 1989-90 BUDGET
♦57.96 MILLION SCHOOL BUDGET SENT TO STATE
DURHAM Cin SCHOOLS, BUILDING PROJECTS
'86 SCHOOL BONDS LARGELY UNSPENT
COUNTY SCHOOLS RENOVATED MORE
CITY SCHOOLS GIVE FOUR CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS TOP PRIORITY
Cm BOARD GETS HIGH SCHOOLS' NEW RENOVATION PLANS
A *24-MILLI0N QUESTION
CONSOLIDATED CITY HIGH SCHOOL ADVANCES
REPLACING HIGH SCHOOLS MORE THAN MONEY ISSUE
HERONS SCHOOL TAX NEEDS LONG, HARD LOOK
DURHAM HIGH REMODELS CHEMISTRY LAB
EAST END, HOLLOWAY SCHOOLS MAY MERGE
RENOVATIONS TO TOP $24 MILLION
SCHOOL BOARD OKS NEW EAST END BUILDING (CORRECTION PRINTED 7-26-89)
SCHOOL BOARD OKS EAST END SITE
ONE NEW SCHOOL WOULD SERVE STUDENTS BETTER
CONSOLIDATE TWO SCHOOLS
ARCHITECTS SUBMIT PROPOSALS FOR SCHOOL
TRIANGLE WILL LEAD N.C. PUPIL GROWTH
GROWING SCHOOLS WILL NEED MORE CLASSROOMS, DESKS
HILLSIDE, DURHAM HIGH REPLACEMENTS URGED
SCHOOL BOARD HEARS HILLSIDE PLAN
SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS WOULD SPARE WATTS ELEMENTARY
DURHAM Cm SCHOOLS, BUSING
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, "CITY OUT"
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, DESEGREGATION
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS ANNOUNCE BUS SCHEDULE
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, CALENDAR AND SCHEDULE
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, CLOSINGS
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, OPENING
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, SNOW DAYS SCHEDULE
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, CALENDAR AND SCHEDULE
CITY SCHOOL SYSTEM SCHEDULE CONFUSING
CITY SCHOOLS PLAN CLASSES FEB. 24
NEW CITY SCHOOL CALENDAR MIRRORS COUNTY'S
VACATION'S OVER, KIDS
DURHAM Cm SCHOOLS, "CITY OUT"
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, BUSING
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, DESEGREGATION
DURHAM'S CITY-OUT AREAS DON'T PERPETUATE SEGREGATION
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, CLOSINGS
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, CALENDAR AND SCHEDULE
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, SNOU DAYS SCHEDULE
CITY, COUNTY SCHOOLS CLOSE
CITY, COUNTY SCHOOLS CLOSED TODAY
CITY, COUNTY SCHOOLS TOO HOT
HEAT HILL CLOSE COUNTY SCHOOLS 2ND STRAIGHT DAY
SWELTERING SCHOOLS TO CLOSE EARLY AGAIN
END OF SCHOOL MEANS ENJOYING SOME OF LIFE'S SIMPLER PLEASURES
BREAK IN HEAT, HUMIDITY MAKES COMPLETE DAY OF SCHOOL LIKELY
EMOTIONS RUN HIGH ABOUT WATTS
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, COMMUNITY EDUCATION PROGRAM
DURHAM CITY COMMUNITY EDUCATION PROGRAM (AD)
DURHAM CITY COMMUNITY EDUCATION PROGRAM (AD)
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6/29/1989 A
10/12/1989 C
10/16/1989 C
10/17/1989 C
1/10/1989 A
1/26/1989 A
1/31/1989 B
2/09/1989 C
2/12/1989
2/14/1989
2/16/1989
3/03/1989
3/15/1989
3/28/1989
4/13/1989
7/25/1989
7/25/1989
7/26/1989
7/29/1989
8/30/1989 B
9/05/1989 A
9/05/1989
9/12/1989
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N B53
N S92
N S92
N C47
N S92
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N S92
N C47
N E33
N C47
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S 2 1/03/1989 A 1 N
H 2 1/12/1989 B 2 N
S 2 4/25/1989 C 1 N S92
H 2 8/27/1989 C 1 N
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2 3/09/1989 C
2 6/01/1989 C
2 6/01/1989 A
2 6/02/1989 C
2 6/06/1989 D
2 8/31/1989 C
2 11/02/1989 A
1 N S92
1 N
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1 N
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1 N Yll
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SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, SCHOLASTIC APTITUDE TEST
COMPETENCY SCORES DROP
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, COMPUTER PROGRAM
SEE ALSO COMPUTERS
CITY SCHOOL BOARD APPROVES ♦150,000 COMPUTER PROGRAM
CITY SCHOOLS OK COMPUTER-TEACHING SYSTEM
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, COSTS
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, BUDGET
SPENDING FIGURES MISLEADING
DURHAM HIGH IN STUDENT SPENDING
DURHAM AMONG TOP TEN IN SPENDING FOR SCHOOLS
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, CURRICULUM
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, ALTERNATIVE CURRICULUM
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, "REPORT CARD" SERIES
SEE ALSO READING
TWO PRINCIPALS CLASH OVER CURRICULUM PHILOSOPHY
BASIC EDUCATION PROGRAM MAY RECEIVE *5.5 MILLION
WATTS HAS HANDS-ON SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS
OFFICIAL} SCHOOLS SHOULD STRESS MORE THAN TESTS
SCHOOLS MAY BEGIN CERTIFYING STUDENTS' SKILLS
PILOT COMMUNICATION PROGRAM SET AT EAST END
THE AT-RISK STUDENTS _
DURHAMS'S ALTERNATIVE SCHOOL TO OFFER A SECOND CHANCE
ALTERNATIVE FOR AT-RISK STUDENTS , „_„_
CITY SCHOOL BOARD APPROVES $150,000 COMPUTER PROGRAM
CITY SCHOOLS OK COMPUTER-TEACHING SYSTEM
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, DESEGREGATION
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C., RACE RELATIONS
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, BUSING
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, "CITY OUT"
CITY SCHOOLS STILL PUSHING FOR PROGRESS
WAR, BABY BOOM GIVE SCHOOLS GROWING PAINS „ ,
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS TO MARK ANNIVERSARY OF INTEGRATION
'I'VE COME A LONG WAY, BABY,' SPEAKER SAYS OF 1959 INTEGRATION
SOMBER EVENT MARKS 30 YEARS OF INTEGRATION
PROFILES IN COURAGE
THIRTY-YEAR ANNIVERSttY OF DURHAM'S SCHOOL DESEGREGATION MARKED
INSIGHT/AN EDUCATIONAL PROCESS
WHAT SHAPED AN ALL-BLACK HILLSIDE HIGH?
WYLIE: GOVERNMENT MUST HELP TO CHANGE SCHOOL RACIAL RATIOS
DURHAM COUNTY HAS NO ALL-WHITE SCHOOLS
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, DISCIPLINE mmmm
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, SUSPENSION REGULATIONS
SUSPENSION FIGURES ANGER BOARD LEADER
CITY SCHOOLS REVISE DISCIPLINE POLICY
DISTURBANCES AT DURHAM HIGH WORRY TEACHERS
CITY BOARD OF EDUCATION RESPONDS TO STAFF CONCERNS
DON'T HIDE SCHOOL PROBLEMS
SUSPENSIONS UP AT ROGERS-HERR _ _„, „
DURHAMS'S ALTERNATIVE SCHOOL TO OFFER A SECOND CHANCE
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, DROPOUTS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, DROPOUTS
WEAVER OUTLINES ANTI-DROPOUT PLAN
REPORT: 34 PERCENT QUIT CITY, COUNTY SCHOOLS
REPORT! 34 PERCENT QUIT CITY, COUNTY SCHOOLS
SCHOOL PROBLEMS GO FAR BEYOND CLASSROOMS
DURHAM DROPOUT RATES TOP NATIONAL AVERAGE
COMMITTEE EXAMINED DROPOUT PROBLEM
DROPOUT PROBLEMS REQUIRE BROAD EFFORTS
FAISON DOESN'T PASS BUCK ON DROPOUTS
STUDENTS GET GLIMPSE OF CORPORATE AMERICA
SCHOOLS HOPE TO REDUCE DROPOUTS BY 10X
CUTTING DROPOUTS KEY, NOT PLANS TO BE USED
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2 11/21/1989 C
N C47
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S 2 5/25/1989 A
H 2 10/12/1989 C
1 Q S92
1 N S92
1 N C60
H
2 2/10/1989 C
1
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S
2 3/08/1989 A
1
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S
2 3/25/1989 A
1 P N S
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2 7/29/1989 A
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2 8/23/1989 C
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2 8/25/1989 C
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2 10/20/1989 A
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2 10/27/1989 A
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2 10/27/1989 A
1 N C47
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2 10/28/1989 A
1 P N E33
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2 10/28/1989 A
1 N E33
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1 N J40
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1 N S92
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1 N C47
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4 E
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2 10/11/1989 A
1 P N E33
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1 N C47
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2 1/10/1989 C
1 N J40
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2 1/19/1989 A
1 C N J40
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2 1/19/1989 A
1 C N 046
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2 1/21/1989 A
4 E
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2 1/25/1989 A
1 Q S92
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2 1/27/1989 A
1 Q J40
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2 3/14/1989 A
4 E
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2 5/16/1989 A
4 E
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1 P N H65
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2 7/12/1989 B
1 N H65
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4 E
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1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989
ALTERNATIVE SCHOOL TO KELP DROPOUTS
CITY SCHOOLS GET TOUGH ON TRUANTS
TRUANCY CRACKDOWN JUST PART OF SOLUTION
HAMMONDS REVAMPING SCHOOL SYSTEM
SUPERINTENDENT TARGETS DROPOUTS, PERFORMANCE
BOXER HANTS TO KNOCK OUT DROPOUT RATE
KAYOING DROPOUTS
STAYING IN SCHOOL GIVES YOUTH BRIGHTER FUTURE
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, DRUG ABUSE
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C., DRUG ABUSE
DRUG-fREE CELEBRATIONS PLANNED FOR DURHAM, PERSON HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
DURHAM SCHOOLS LEAD IN ANTI-DRUG EFFORT
WAR ON DRUGS PLANS SCHOOL GRADUATION PARTIES
'PROJECT GRADUATION' A WORTHWHILE EFFORT
STUDENTS PUMPED UP ABOUT '89 GRADUATION BASH
A FRIGHTENING SERMON ON DRUGS
PROJECT GRADUATION SENDS STRONG MESSAGE
FESTIVAL FOR STUDENTS PUSHES ANTI-DRUG LESSONS
SOME SCHOOLS HISS BUSH'S DRUG TALK
BOXER WANTS TO KNOCK OUT DROPOUT RATE
DURHAM Cin SCHOOLS, EMPLOYEES
DURHAM CITY SCHOOL SYSTEM TO HONOR 18 RETIREES AT DINNER
CITY SCHOOLS TO HONOR RETIREES
CITY SCHOOLS HIRE REPORTER FOR GRANTS/PARTNERSHIP POST
FAISON REQUESTS STUDY OF ADMINISTRATORS' PAY
BOLTON GETS NEW PRINCIPAL; SCHOOLS ADD GRANTS POST
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, ENROLLMENT
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. ATTENDANCE
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, ENROLLMENT
CITY SCHOOLS SQUEEZE LEARNING IN TIGHT SPACE
OPENING OF DURHAM SCHOOLS IS NORMAL — FULL OF CHANGES
TRIANGLE WILL LEAD N.C. PUPIL GROWTH
GROWING SCHOOLS WILL NEED MORE CLASSROOMS, DESKS
SCHOOL CROWDING MAY REQUIRE MOBILE CLASSROOM
CITY SCHOOLS FALL SHORT OF EXPECTED ENROLLMENT
CITY SCHOOLS LOW ON PUPIL PROJECTIONS
WYLIE: GOVERtftNT MUST HELP TO CHANGE SCHOOL RACIAL RATIOS
DURHAM COUNTY HAS NO ALL-WHITE SCHOOLS
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, EXCEPTIONAL CHILDREN
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, RETARDED AND HANDICAPPED PROGRAMS
COURT UPHOLDS SCHOOL BOARD
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, FEDERAL AID
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, BUDGET
SEE ALSO FEDERAL AID, DURHAM
CITY SCHOOLS PLAN TO TAP NED SOURCE FOR FEDERAL FUNDS
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2 8/15/1989 A
2 8/15/1989 A
2 8/16/1989 A
2 11/06/1989 A
2 12/12/1989 A
2 12/13/1989 C
2 12/13/1989 B
2 12/14/1989 A
1 N S92
1 N S92
4 E
1 P N Yll
1 N Yll
1 P N C47
1 P N Yll
4 E
H
S
S
S
s
H
s
H
S
H
2 1/17/1989 C
2 2/14/1989 A
2 2/27/1989 C
2 3/01/1989 A
2 3/01/1989 C
2 3/02/1989 A
2 4/15/1989 A
2 5/14/1989 B
2 9/14/1989 C
2 12/13/1989 C
6 N J20
4 E
1 N H65
4 E
1 N H65
4 E
4 E
3 N M51
1 N E33
1 P N C47
H
S
H
S
S
2 5/25/1989 B
2 5/31/1989 A
2 9/26/1989 B
2 9/26/1989 A
2 9/26/1989 B
11 N
7 N
1 N C47
1 P N E33
1 N E33
S
S
S
S
S
H
S
S
S
2 4/26/1989 A
2 8/28/1989 A
2 9/05/1989 A
2 9/05/1989 A
2 9/11/1989 A
2 9/12/1989 C
2 9/12/1989 A
2 10/28/1989 A
2 10/28/1989 A
1 P N S92
1 P N S92
1 C N S92
1 N S92
1 N S92
1 N C47
1 N S92
1 P N E33
1 N E33
H
2 6/28/1989 C
6 N L40
H 2 5/23/1989 C 1 N J40
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, GIFTS AND FUND RAISING
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, GIFTS AND FUND RAISING
SEE ALSO DURHAH PUBLIC EDUCATION FUND
SEE ALSO FUND RAISING (SEE ALSO NAMES OF FUND RAISING PROJECTS 4 SPONSORING GROUPS)
GLAXO'S $30,000 TO ESTABLISH FUND FOR SCIENCE TEACHERS
MITSUBISHI GIVES SCHOOLS ♦1001000 GIFT
SEN. SANFORD TO RAISE FUNDS FOR SCHOOLS
NAMESAKE FAMILY GIVES $10,000 TO E.K. POWE SCHOOL
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, GOALS AND PLANNING
TEAM: CITY SCHOOLS NEED LEADERSHIP, PLANNING
FAISON'S CITY SCHOOL REORGANIZATION WILL ADD 2 ADMINISTRATORS, SHIR...
FAISON DOESN'T PASS BUCK ON DROPOUTS
CITY SCHOOLS TO USE SURVEY FOR STRATEGY
SCHOOLS HUNTING 'FEW GOOD PEOPLE' TO CHART A PLAN FOR IMPROVEMENTS
CONTROLLING OWN DESTINY, FAISON PLEA TO SCHOOL PLANNING PANEL
FAISON CHALLENGES SCHOOL PLANNERS
IMPROVING Cin SCHOOLS REQUIRES TOUGH REVIEW
SETTING SIGHTS ON EXCELLENCE
H
2 1/19/1989 C
5 N J40
S
2 4/15/1989 A
1 P N S92
S
2 4/28/1989 A
1 P N S92
H
2 10/24/1989 B
6 N
H
2 2/10/1989 C
1 N J40
H
2 5/13/1989 C
1 N J40
S
2 5/16/1989 A
4 E
S
2 7/07/1989 A
1 N S92
H
2 11/22/1989 D
5 N C47
H
2 11/28/1989 B
1 N C47
S
2 11/28/1989 B
1 P N Yll
S
2 12/01/1989 A
4 E
H
2 12/10/1989 D
4 E
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DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS,] GRADUATION
STUDENTS PLAN DRUG-FREE GRADUATION PARTIES
CITY, COUNTY SET SUMMER GRADUATION
SCHOOL 'DAZE» ENDS FOR 30 GRADS
GRADUATES EARN PRAISE
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, GRANTS ^
WATTS HAS HANDS-ON SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS
CITY SCHOOLS HIRE REPORTER FOR GRANTS/PARTNERSHIP POST
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. HEALTH PROGRAM
SEE ALSO IMMUNIZATIONS
SEE ALSO LICE
DURHAM SCHOOLS TO CHECK MATER FOR LEAD CONTAMINATION
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, HIGH SCHOOLS
SEE DURHAM HIGH SCHOOL
SEE HILLSIDE HIGH SCHOOL
HRHAM PTTY SCHOOLS HISTORY
^MAKING THEGRADE/DURHAM WORKS HARD TO EARN RENOWN AS 'CITY OF EDUCATION'
CITY SEES NEED FOR MORE SCHOOLS
DURHAM'S ELITE GET LOG SCHOOLHOUSE
SOPHISTICATION, RACIAL BIAS MARK START OF CITY SCHOOLS
•MARBLE PALACE5 KEEPS BOYS, GIRLS APART
CITY SCHOOLS STILL PUSHING FOR PROGRESS
WAR, BABY BOOM GIVE SCHOOLS GROWING PAINS
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, HOURS „
SEE DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, CALENDAR AND SCHEDULE
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, IMAGE _ „_».
6-YEAR-OLD GIRL WINS SCHOOL SLOGAN CONTEST
BLACK LEADERS BACK CITY SCHOOL BOARD CHIEF
SCHOOLS THE TOP PRIORITY
TRY EXCELLENCE WITHOUT EXCUSE
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, IMMUNIZATIONS _ m __
SEE DURHAM CITY/COUNTY SCHOOLS, IMMUNIZATIONS
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, INTEGRATION
SEE DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, DESEGREGATION
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOLS
SEE BROGDEN MIDDLE SCHOOL
SEE HOLTON MIDDLE SCHOOL
SEE ROGERS-HERR MIDDLE SCHOOL
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, KINDERGARTEN
CITY SCHOOLS BEGINNING REGISTRATION
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, LIBRARIES _
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY, BRANCHES
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, LIBRARIES
SEE ALSO LIBRARIES, N.C.
MITSUBISHI GIVES SCHOOLS $100,000 GIFT
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, LOGO
CITY SCHOOLS HAVE NEW LOGO
LOGO IMPORTANT SYMBOL
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, LUNCH PROGRAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, LUNCH PROGRAM
SEE W.SO NUTRITION
DURHAM CITY, COUNTY SCHOOLS TO GET CANNED, NOT FRESH APPLES
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, "MAGNET SCHOOL CONCEPT"
PiWENTS GROUP SEEKS CITY MAGNET SCHOOL
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S 2 12/12/1989 A 1 N Yll
2 4/13/1989 A
2 8/03/1989 C
2 8/04/1989 C
2 8/07/1989 A
3/25/1989 A
9/26/1989 B
1 P N S92
1 N
1 P N T77
4 E
1 P N S92
1 N C47
S 2 4/12/1989 A 1 N S92
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
S92
S92
S92
S92
S92
S92
S92
s
2 7/04/1989 A
1 P N S92
H
2 10/24/1989 A
1 N C47
H
2 11/06/1989 A
4 E
H
2 11/19/1989 D
5 U
H 2 4/04/1989 C 6 N
S 2 4/15/1989 A 1 P N S92
2 9/12/1989 A
2 9/13/1989 A
2 3/18/1989 A
2 4/11/1989 A
8 D N
4 E
1 N M06
1 N J40
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DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. MAINTENANCE
CITY SCHOOLS GIVE FOUR CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS TOP PRIORITY
SCHOOLS OK DEAL FOR SERVICE CENTER
CITY SCHOOLS PUSH MAINTENANCE
DURHAM Cin SCHOOLS. MERGER
SEE DURHAM CITY/COUNTY SCHOOLS, MERGER
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, MIDDLE SCHOOLS PLAN
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, MIDDLE SCHOOL PLAN
MITSUBISHI CHIPS IN ♦22,000 TO SUPPORT EDUCATION FUND
DURHAM MIDDLE SCHOOLS KICK OFF FOOTBALL JAMBOREE
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, OPENING
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, CALENDAR AND SCHEDULE
FAISON: SCHOOLS MUST PROVE BLACKS NOT INFERIOR
UEAST BOOSTS BELIEF ALL CHILDREN CAN LEARN (CORRECTION PRINTED 8-23-89)
DRIVERS SHOULD BE ALERT
OPENING OF DURHAM SCHOOLS IS NORMAL — FULL OF CHANGES
SCHOOLS OPEN SMOOTHLY DESPITE LATE CONSTRUCTION, RENOVATIONS
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, PARENT INVOLVEMENT
SCHOOLS FOCUS OF FEU GARDENS MEETING
PARENTS ARE ASKED TO BECOME MORE INVOLVED IN EDUCATION
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, PATROLS
SEE DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, SAFETY PROGRAMS
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, PER PUPIL COSTS
SEE DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, COSTS
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, PRINCIPALS
2 CITY SCHOOLS FACE OPENING WITHOUT CHIEFS
CITY SCHOOLS NAME 2 NEW PRINCIPALS
CITY BOARD APPOINTS LAKEWODD, MOOREHEAD ELEMENTARY PRINCIPALS
SMITH PARENTS TO MEET ON TRANSFER OF ELLIS
PETITION WON'T STOP ASSIGNMENT
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, RANKING
DURHAM HIGH IN STUDENT SPENDING
COMPETENCY SCORES DROP
OJRHAN WILL CRACK DOWN ON TRUANCY
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, SAFETY PROGRAMS
TOP SAFETY PATROLS
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, SCHOLASTIC APTITUDE TEST
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, ANNUAL TESTING PROGRAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, COMPETENCY TESTS
SEE ALSO SCHOLASTIC APTITUDE TESTS
JORDAN LEADS PACK IN COLLEGE BOARDS
DHS TEACHERS OFFER MORE HELP TO STUDENTS
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, SKILLS CENTER
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, REORGANIZATION COMMITTEE
FAISON'S CITY SCHOOL REORGANIZATION WILL ADD 2 ADMINISTRATORS, SHIFT... H
HAMMONDS REVAMPING SCHOOL SYSTEM S
FAISON! MERGER MUST MEAN RACIAL BALANCE, CHANCES S
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, RETARDED AND HANDICAPPED PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, HANDICAPPED
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, EXCEPTIONAL CHILDREN
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY/COUNTY SCHOOLS, RETARDED & HANDICAPPED PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY ASSOCIATION FOR RETARDED CITIZENS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, RETARDED AND HANDICAPPED PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO MENTALLY RETARDED
CITY SCHOOL BOARD TO HEAR REPORT ON SPECIAL EDUCATION S
PARENT SAYS MORE TEACHERS NEEDED FOR SPECIAL CHILDREN S
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H 2 4/14/1989 A 4 E
2 1/31/1989 B 1 N J40
2 3/21/1989 A 1 P N S92
2 8/16/1989 A 1 N S92
9/25/1989 C
9/26/1989 B
8/22/1989 B
8/22/1989 A
8/24/1989 A
8/28/1989 A
8/29/1989 C
2 9/15/1989 A
2 9/16/1989 C
8/15/1989
8/18/1989
8/19/1989
12/18/1989
12/29/1989
2 V25/1989 A
2 7/25/1989 A
2 8/25/1989 A
2 5/13/1989 C
2 11/06/1989 A
2 11/07/1989 C
1 PNE33
5 P N A76
5 N C47
1 PN S92
4 E
1 P N S92
1 P N C47
1
12
N E33
N
N S92
N S92
N C47
N Yll
N
1 N S92
1 N S92
1 P N S92
1 N J40
1 P N Yll
1 P N H65
2 5/22/1989 A 7 N
2 5/23/1989 C 1 N S92
S 2 4/20/1989 A 2 P P T32
2 1/24/1989 A 1 Q S92
2 9/29/1989 A 4 E
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SEE DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, VOCATIONAL EDUCATION PROGRAMS
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, SNOW DAYS SCHEDULE
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, CALENDAR AND SCHEDULE
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, CLOSINGS
SNOW CUTS COUNTY SPRING BREAK
SCHOOLS CLOSED, DELAYED
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, SPORTS AND ATHLETIC PROGRAMS (SEE ALSO INDIV. SCHOOLS)
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C., SPORTS AND ATHLETIC PROGRAMS
NO DHS ATHLETIC TRAINER DRAWS BOOSTER'S IRE
TRAINERS PROVIDE GOOD PROTECTION FOR ATHLETES
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY BOARD OF EDUCATION _
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENTS
SUPERINTENDENT CANDIDATE INTERVIEW SCHEDULED TODAY
CANDIDATE NONCOMMITTAL ON SCHOOL MERGER
JOHNSON FACES SCRUTINY ON LOYALTY TO SYSTEM
BASS! RACE NO ISSUE IN SCHOOL JOB
COBLE AWAITS WORD ON WINSTON-SALEH JOB
DURHAM SCHOOL BOARD TAKES RIGHT APPROACH
BURNS ENDS QUEST FOR CITY SCHOOL POST
SUPERINTENDENT CANDIDATE WITHDRAWS . _
SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS TO VISIT HOME DISTRICTS OF JOB CANDIDATES
SUPERINTENDENT SEARCH TO INCLUDE HOMETOWN VISITS
SUPERINTENDENT CANDIDATE GETS WISCONSIN JOB MOVE
BOARD MEMBERS SET TRIPS
CITY SCHOOLS JOB SEEKER A FINALIST IN RICHMOND, TOO
MILWAUKEE MAN OFFERED SUPERINTENDENT JOB
FAISON AGREES TO CITY SCHOOL JOB _
NEW SCHOOL CHIEF SIGNS 4-YEAR CONTRACT
FAISON MAKES IT 'BIG TIME'
SCHOOL PRESSURES WILL KEEP FAISON JJJSY _t_iix
FAISON SUBMITS AMBITIOUS AGENDA, SEEKS ASSISTANT
1ST DAY ON THE JOB
NEW SUPERINTENDENT HITS GROUND RUNNING AT 4 A.M.
SUPERINTENDENT LISTS OBJECTIVES FOR CITY SCHOOLS
NEW HEAD OF CITY SCHOOLS: 'WE WILL NOT MAKE EXCUSES! '
CITY SCHOOLS FACE 'STUNNING TRANSITION'
FAISON DOESN'T PASS BUCK ON DROPOUTS
BOARD NEEDS TO SET HIRING PROCEDURES
CITY SCHOOLS TO HIRE SUPERINTENDENT AIDE
DR. FAISON'S TOUGH JOB
FAISON GIVES HIMSELF A TOUGH ORDER TO FILL
A SUPERINTENDENT IN A HURRY
CLEARING THE RECORD
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, SUPERINTENDENTS'S OFFICE, SALARY
SEE ALSO DURHAM. N.C., CITY EMPLOYEES, SALARIES
SEE ALSO TEACHERS, DURHAM, SALARIES
SCHOOL BOARD TO DISCUSS SALARY OFFER FOR FAISON
NEW SUPERINTENDENT INTRODUCED AT CITY SCHOOL BOARD MEETING
CITY SCHOOLS OFFER «80,000 TO DEPUTY CANDIDATE MALLOY
CORRECTION
OR. FAISON'S TOUGH JOB
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, SUPPLEMENTAL SCHOOL TAX
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C., BUDGET
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY BOARD OF EDUCATION
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, BUDGET
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, TAXES
LUCAS WANTS REVIEW OF ADMINISTRATIVE LOCAL SUPPLEMENTS
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, SURVEYS
SEE ALSO SURVEYS
CITY SCHOOLS TO USE SURVEY FOR STRATEGY
CITY SCHOOL SURVEY WILL PRESENT OPPORTUNITY
SCHOOL POLL LEARNING TOOL
SCHOOL BOARD HEARS HILLSIDE PLAN
S 2 3/15/1989 A
H 2 12/20/1989 C
H 2 12/12/1989 C
S 2 12/18/1989 A
H
H
S
S
S
S
S
H
H
S
S
H
H
H
S
S
S
8
S
S
H
H
S
S
S
S
s
H
S
H
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
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
1/02/1989 B
1/03/1989 A
1/03/1989
1/03/1989
1/04/1989
1/04/1989
1/05/1989
1/06/1989
1/16/1989 B
1/16/1989 C
1/17/1989 A
1/24/1989 B
2/04/1989 C
2/18/1989
2/18/1989
2/28/1989
3/01/1989
3/02/1989
3/28/1989
4/03/1989
4/04/1989
4/25/1989
5/01/1989
5/12/1989
5/16/1989
5/27/1989
5/30/1989
6/05/1989
6/07/1989
6/20/1989
7/26/1989
2/21/1989 B
2/28/1989 C
5/31/1989 C
6/01/1989 A
6/05/1989 A
N C47
E
N
N J40
N S92
N S92
N S92
E
N
N J40
N J40
N S92
N S92
N
N J40
N J40
N S92
N S92
N S92
E
N S92
P S76
N J40
N J40
N S92
N S92
E
E
N S92
E
E
E
N
1 N J40
1 P N J40
1 P N J40
2 N
4 E
H 2 8/31/1989 C 1 P N C47
S 2 7/07/1989 A
S 2 7/10/1989 A
H 2 7/11/1989 A
S 2 9/12/1989 A
1 N S92
4 E
4 E
1 N E33
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DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, SUSPENSION REGULATIONS
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, DISCIPLINE
SUSPENSION FIGURES ANGER BOARD LEADER
CITY SCHOOL BOARD CHAIRMAN SAYS IN-SCHOOL SUSPENSIONS NOT WORKING
IK-SCHOOL SUSPENSION SHOULD BE STUDIED, KEPT
SUSPENSIONS UP AT ROGERS-HERR
ROGERS-HERR REQUIRES WELL-PLANNED EFFORT
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, TAXES
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, SUPPLEMENTAL SCHOOL TAX
SEE ALSO SALES AND USE TAXES, DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO TAXES, DURHAM
SEE ALSO TAXES .DURHAM COUNTY
SCHOOL TAX NOT A 'CITY' TAX
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, TEACHER OF THE YEAR
SEE ALSO TEACHER OF THE YEAR AWARD
SEE ALSO TEACHERS, DURHAM
TEACHER OF YEAR PICKS DUE OCT. 4
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, TOURS
CITY-COUNTY SCHOOLS EXPECT 26,500 STUDENTS; OPEN HOUSES LISTED
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, TRAFFIC SAFETY
SEE DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, SAFETY PROGRAMS
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, TRANSFER STUDENTS
RAISE IN TUITION PROPOSED FOR OUT-QF-DISTRICT STUDENTS
MORATORIUM DECLARED ON TRANSFERS FROM DURHAM HIGH SCHOOL
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, TUTORS
cm hall: the tutor?
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, VOCATIONAL EDUCATION PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO VOCATIONAL EDUCATION
JOB TRAINING HERE IF STUDENTS USE IT
CITY SCHOOLS' VOCATIONAL PROGRAM ON TARGET-PIERCE
DURHAM CITY WATER AND SEWER
SEE WATER AND SEWER LINES, DURHAM
DURHAM CITY/COUNTY COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY/COUNTY GOVERNMENT COOPERATION
CITY SEEKS SUPPORT TO BUY JAZZ-CENTER LAND
JOINT PANEL WORKS ON SEWAGE DISPOSAL PROBLEMS IN COUNTY
COUNTY ASKS CITY'S ASSISTANCE IN SEWAGE-DISPOSAL TREATMENT
$14.05 MILLION PLAN PROPOSED FOR RENOVATING CAROLINA THEATRE
CAROLINA THEATER PROJECT EXPENSIVE
DURHAM CITY/COUNTY CROSS-COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS
SEE ALSO LONG-DISTANCE RUNNING
CAVS' MOORE ROCKS ON TO CITY-COUNTY CROWN
DURHAM ACADEMY RUNNERS ROMP
DURHAM CITY/COUNTY GOVERNMENT COOPERATION
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY/COUNTY GOVERNMENT MERGER
SEE ALSO EXTRATERRITORIAL AREA
OFFICIALS WANT COUNTY HELP ON BUS SYSTEM
CITY COUNCIL NEEDS STRONGER LEADERSHIP
COUNTY WEIGHS WAYS TO SHARE COSTS WITH CITY
COMMISSIONERS SUPPORT SPECIAL TAX DISTRICT
CITY, COUNTY CONSIDER NEW BULLS BALLPARK
TAX DISTRICT A GOOD IDEA
OFFICIALS SIDESTEP VOTE ON BALLPARK
BULLS FANS TAKE POLITICS BY THE HORN
DURHAM WON'T GET BALLPARK VOTE
GOOD STEP TOWARD BALLPARK
CITY-COUNTY STADIUM SESSION MAY BALK OVER LOOSE ENDS
1/24/1989 B
1/24/1989 C
1/30/1989 A
10/11/1989 A
10/13/1989 A
1 N J40
1 PN S92
4 E
1 P N E33
4 E
H 2 10/23/1989 A 4 E
H 2 9/27/1989 C 1 N C47
H 2 8/24/1989 A 11 N C47
H 2 5/09/1989 C 1 N J40
H 2 12/10/1989 B 1 N C47
H 2 10/06/1989 A 4 E
S 2 5/02/1989 A 1 N M06
H 2 11/05/1989 B 1 P N C47
s
H
S
H
S
2 2/10/1989 A
2 2/16/1989 C
2 2/16/1989 A
2 3/01/1989 C
2 3/01/1989 A
1 N H65
1 N S69
1 N H70
1 N N36
1 N H70
H
S
2 10/11/1989 D
2 10/11/1989 D
3 N B40
2 P N A76
S
S
S
H
S
H
H
H
S
H
H
2 1/12/1989 A
2 2/01/1989 A
2 4/22/1989 C
2 4/25/1989 A
2 4/27/1989 A
2 4/30/1989 D
2 6/28/1989 A
1 6/28/1989 C
2 6/28/1989 A
2 7/02/1989 D
2 10/18/1989 C
1 N H70
4 E
1 n m
1 N A54
1 M N P52
4 E
1 P N R63
2 P P K30
1 N C61
4 E
1 N S69
DURHAM CITY/COUNTY GOVERNMENT MERGER
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SEE ALSO MERGERS AND TAKEOVERS
CITY, COUNTY HAY XIN 5 DEPARTMENTS
MORE CONSOLIDATION MAY HELP TAXPAYERS
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2 2/06/1989 A
N K70
E
DURHAM CITY/COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION _ „ .m
SEE DURHAM PLANNING COMMISSION (MERGED FROM CITY & COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION)
DURHAM CITY/COUNTY SCHOOLS, DISTRICT LINES
SEE DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, REDISRICTING
DURHAM CITY/COUNTY SCHOOLS, IMMUNIZATIONS
SEE ALSO IMMUNIZATIONS
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C., IMMUNIZATION
MORE VACCINATIONS EXPECTED IN DURHAM
DURHAM CITY/COUNTY SCHOOLS, LIBRARIES
SEE DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, LIBRARIES
SEE DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, LIBRARIES
DURHAM CITY/COUNTY SCHOOLS, MERGER
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, REDISTRICTING
SEE ALSO "MERGER ISSUE TASK FORCE"
SEE ALSO MERGERS AND TAKEOVERS
SEE ALSO SCHOOL TASK FORCE REPORTS (SPECIAL SERIES)
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C., MERGERS
CANDIDATE NONCOMMITTAL ON SCHOOL MERGER
SCHOOL MERGER REPORT TO BE AIRED NEXT WEEK
SCHOOL TASK FORCE WILL SAY DURHAM SYSTEMS MEDIOCRE
SOME DISTURBING DATA
REPORT ON SCHOOLS SPELLS CONTROVERSY
report: CONTRASTS STARK BETWEEN CITY, COUNTY SCHOOLS
SURVEY SHOWS MOST TEACHERS PREFER COUNTY SYSTEM
SCHOOL PROBLEMS GO FAR BEYOND CLASSROOMS
STUDY FINDS MORE SCHOOL BUSING IN COUNTY THAN CITY
CITY-COUNTY ACADEMIC GAP IS TALE OF BOOM, BUST
TO MERGE OR NOT? BLACK TEACHERS, SOME WHITES FAVOR, BUT NOT MAJORITY
NUMBERS PAINT A GRIM PICTURE OF THE CITY SCHOOLS ^^
COMMITTEE CONSIDERS IMPROVEMENTS TO SCHOOL SYSTEM, INCLUDING MERGER
BOTH SCHOOL SYSTEMS HAVE TROUBLING GRADUATION RATES
EXPLOSIVE INCREASE IN COUNTY'S ENROLLMENT IS MYTH, SAYS REPORT...
EXPERT OFFERS METHODS TO SETTLE SCHOOL ISSUE
MERGER NOT AMONG SCHOOL PANEL'S IDEAS
DECISION ON MERGER UPCOMING
GROUP WANTS AGGRESSIVE SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT
REPORT TELLS DISTRICTS HOW TO EDUCATE STUDENTS BETTER
TEXT OF MERGER PANEL 'PROBLEM STATEMENTS'
COMMITTEE EXAMINED DROPOUT PROBLEM
RETREAT WILL LOOK AT MERGER TASK FORCE'S PROGRESS
SCHOOL FUNDAMENTALS STRESSED
RETREAT AGENDA TOUGH JOB
SCHOOL DATA.' A HEALTHY TONE
MERGER TASK FORCE TO DECIDE TIMETABLE FOR WORK
CONFLICT COUNSELORS HELP GROUP
TASK FORCE LISTS OPTIONS FOR COUNTY, CITY SCHOOLS
DURHAM'S CITY-OUT AREAS DON'T PERPETUATE SEGREGATION
PARENTS FACE MERGER DILEMMAi SOCIETY VS. OWN CHILDREN
TWO BLACK LEGISLATORS SAY RACISM BLOCKING MERGER
HEARING SET ON FINDINGS OF SCHOOL MERGER PANEL
SCHOOL MERGER PANEL FACING BUSY EIGHT WEEKS
COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD CHAIRMAN BLASTS MERGER REPORT
ESHEUWN RESPONDS TO BALDWIN CRITICISM
BALDWIN SAYS MERGER REPORTS ARE INACCURATE
SCHOOL MERGER TASK FORCE SAYS NO TO HEARING DELAY REQUEST
NO! YOU GO SIT IN THE CORNER ! /MERGER ISSUE TASK FORCE (CARTOON)
SPEAK UP ON SCHOOLS
HEARING ON MERGER ISSUES NO BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG
CHOICE COMES OF AGE
MERGER HEARING ECHOES PRO, CON
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1/03/1989
1/11/1989
1/18/1989
1/18/1989
1/18/1989
1/19/1989
1/20/1989
1/21/1989
1/21/1989
1/22/1989
1/22/1989
1/23/1989
1/23/1989
1/24/1989
1/24/1989
1/25/1989
1/25/1989
1/25/1989
1/25/1989
1/25/1989
1/26/1989
1/26/1989
1/27/1989
1/27/1989
1/27/1989
1/27/1989
1/28/1989
1/28/1989
1/28/1989
1/29/1989
1/30/1989
1/30/1989
2/01/1989
2/01/1989
2/01/1989
2/03/1989
2/03/1989
2/03/1989
2/04/1989
2/05/1989
2/06/1989
2/07/1989
2/07/1989
2/07/1989
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N J40
N J40
N J40
E
N S92
N S92
N S92
E
S92
046
046
S92
J40
046
J40
N J40
N S92
N S92
Q 046
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Q J40
N J40
Q S92
N S92
E
N S92
N S92
N J40
L
N S92
N 046
N J40
N S92
N J40
N S92
N S92
N J40
T C50
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N J40
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MONTHLY/
ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
SCHOOL MERGER TASK FORCE TO ASK FOR MORE TINE
MERGER TASK FORCE SEEKS EXTENSION
3 COMMISSIONERS BACK MORE TIME TO STUDY MERGER
MERGER ISSUE PANEL MAY GET MORE TIME
POLITICAL TENSIONS MAY STOP MERGER OF SCHOOLS
INSIGHT/A DEAFENING SILENCE: WITHOUT DETAILS, MERGER DEBATE TO REMAIN...
A »24-MILLI0N QUESTION
'COME, LET US REASON TOGETHER'
MERGER TALK MAY SLOW REPLACEMENT
DR. COBLE'S DEPARTURE
MERGER TASK FORCE TO BEGIN REFINING RECOMMENDATIONS
MERGER MAY HAMPER REPLACEMENT OF COBLE
SCHOOLS TASK FORCE TIGHTENS FOCUS OF MERGER DEBATE
LABELING COUNTY SCHOOLS MEDIOCRE UAS UNJUSTIFIED
MERGER PANEL LIKELY TO EXTEND TASK
MERGER STUDY PANEL ADOPTS NEW SCHEDULE
INSIGHT/SPLIT DECISIONS: WHAT DO CITY AND COUNTY TEACHERS THINK?...
REAL PROBLEM IN DURHAM SCHOOLS IS THE DISPARITY
MERGER ISSUE TASK FORCE TO RECEIVE TWO FINAL COMMITTEE REPORTS TODAY
CITY-COUNTY SCHOOLS MERGER URGED
COMMITTEE FOR JOINING CITY, COUNTY SCHOOLS
'SUPERFUND' FOR DURHAM SCHOOLS EYED
WOULD MERGER HELP?
call to merge schools faces difficult battle
report says merger would offer best programs to all
merger reports to be combined
report: school merger would offer best programs
call summit meeting
committee report backs school systems' merger
reid promises own statement on merger issue
another task force panel backs merger
reid urges delay of merger; says school districts should be equalized
reid recommends delaying school merger
o'reilly'. taxes should be same
report: school merger is better
separate but equal? dr. reid's plan raises worrisome questions
merger committee lacks consensus, its chairman says
task force panel lacks agreement on school merger issue
merger panel offers options
merger report gets final editing work
merging schools will boost students' educational quality
merger report to help clarify issues
more blacks urged for durham task force
1st draft of merger report spurs talk of new schedule
merger aside, task force debates committee's mix
black opponents: merger may make more problems
davis: criticism of merger doesn't represent all blacks
ex-hillside teacher favors school merger
the separate-but-equal plan
slanted against whom? durham blacks & whites should put children first
correction
merger task force plans debate tonight
durham task force delays debate on school merger
task force nibbles merger pie
school board getting report card on merger task force progress
believe in goal of brotherhood
school merger task force urged to meet deadline
task force agrees not to oppose merger
task force not against merger
merger study group needs clear statement
if voted on now. merger would lose, some say
school merger panel ponders referendum as step one or five
task force: plan vote or merger 1st?
word 'student' has merger task force debating 2 1/2 hours
durham school merger task force saga continues/referendum issue 'hot..,
durham school merger task force saga continues/report deadline set...
students seem second in merger group talks
merger group to request more money
county gives $9,600 more to merger group
merger group may leave specifics to its committees
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2/14/1989
2/14/1989
2/15/1989
2/15/1989
2/15/1989
2/16/1989
2/20/1989
2/22/1989
2/23/1989 B
2/26/1989 D
2/28/1989
3/01/1989
3/02/1989
3/02/1989
3/03/1989
3/06/1989 A
3/06/1989 A
3/08/1989
3/08/1989
3/08/1989
3/10/1989
3/15/1989
3/15/1989
3/15/1989
3/16/1989
3/16/1989
3/16/1989
3/16/1989
3/19/1989
3/22/1989
3/23/1989
3/23/1989
3/23/1989
3/27/1989
3/28/1989
3/29/1989
3/29/1989
3/30/1989
3/30/1989
3/31/1989
4/01/1989
4/01/1989
4/02/1989
4/04/1989
4/05/1989
4/06/1989
4/06/1989
4/06/1989
4/10/1989
4/12/1989
4/13/1989
4/13/1989
4/14/1989
4/18/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/20/1989
4/20/1989
4/20/1989
4/21/1989
4/21/1989
4/25/1989
4/26/1989
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N S92
N H65
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N J40
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N J40
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N J40
N J40
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N J40
N
N J40
E
E
N J40
N J40
N
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N J40
N J40
N S92
N J40
N S92
N S92
N S92
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N J40
N S92
N S92
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N J40
N S92
N J40
N S92
N S92
N J40
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N J40
N J40
N S92
N S92
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N J40
N J40
N S92
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N J40
N S92
N J40
N S92
N S92
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N H65
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MONTHLY/
ANNUAL
1/01/1989
INDEX BY
12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
TASK FORCE SCUTTLES SEVEN-STEP SCHOOL MERGER RE COMMENDATION
MERGER GROUP STALLSi CHAIRMAN ASKS SOUL SEARCHING
CONSENSUS ON MERGER STILL ELUSIVE AFTER YEAR __
END NOT IN SIGHT AS MERGER TASK FORCE HOLDS FINAL MEETING
MERGER PANEL MEETINGS WILL FINISH TONIGHT
TASK FORCE CALLS FOR REFERENDUM ON SCHOOL MERGER
TASK FORCE SQUEEZES OUT TENTATIVE PLANS
MERGER NOT ONLY WAY TO IMPROVE EDUCATION
HOU WOULD BOARDS VOTE7
COMMISSIONERS TO RECEIVE REPORT TODAY FROM MERGER ISSUE TASK FORCE
MERGER REPORT HEARING SCHEDULED FOR MAY 16
TWO SHUNNING MERGER SESSION
BELL TO NAME PANEL TO REVIEW MERGER STUDY
MERGER TASK FORCE'S FINAL REPORT DRAWS SMALL CROWD
REPORT: SCHOOL MERGER FEELINGS MIXED
MERGER PANEL ON AGENDA TODAY
COMMISSIONERS MUST TAKE LEAD ON MERGER
MERGER ISSUE: WHAT'S NEXT?
COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD VOTES AGAINST MERGER
SCHOOL BOARD HASTY
COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD ISN'T TALKING STRAIGHT
COMMISSIONERS, 2 SCHOOL BOARDS TO MEET
COMMISSIONER BELL: MERGE SCHOOLS BY PEOPLES' VOTE ONLY
BELL WANTS PUBLIC TO VOTE ON MERGER
FLOYD! SHARING HELPS ALL SCHOOLS
EDUCATION TEAMWORK WILL BENEFIT DURHAM _ _„^„ „,
INSIGHT/KEEPING THE BALL ROLLING/DEPARTING NCSSM HEAD OPTIMISTIC ON. . .
CITY, COUNTY SCHOOL BOARDS HAVE NOT RESPONDED TO THE URGENT NEEDS
BOARDS STRUGGLE FOR UNITY ON SCHOOLS
MORE OPEN-MINDEDNESS CALLED FOR BY NEW COUNTY SCHOOL BOSS
DON'T CALL THIS MEDDLING
SCHOOLS HOPE TO REDUCE DROPOUTS BY 10X
CHAMBER TO FAVOR SCHOOL MERGER
CHAMBER'S PRO-MERGER RESOLUTION MAILED OUT
CHAMBER MEMBERS GET NOTICE ON MERGER STANCE
CHAMBER SUPPORTS SCHOOL MERGER
BELL PUSHES SCHOOL-MERGER PLANNING
CHAMBER MERGER STAND IS WORTHWHILE ATTEMPT
NO CONSULTANT NEEDED
TIME FOR BELL'S RIOT ACT
COMMUNITY COMMON SENSE MISSING IN MERGER DEBATES
COUNTY SEEKS CONSULTANT FOR SCHOOL MERGER PLAN
DURHAM IS MOVING TOWARD MERGER VOTE
SCHOOL MERGER NOT EASY ^^ m aii
SCHOOL BOARD CHAIRMAN SAYS APRIL TOO SOON TO PREPARE MERGER PLAN
SCHOOL BOARD TO ASK CHANGES IN MERGER CONSULTANT SEARCH
MERGER PANEL MIRES SCHOOL BOARD; PANEL TO HIRE CONSULTANT
INSIGHT/AN EDUCATIONAL PROCESS __ _ „ , __,
COMMISSION, TAKE HEED; GUILFORD COUNTY'S ATTEMPT AT MERGER HOLDS LESSON
SCHOOL BOARD! PUT SUBSTITUTE ON MERGER PANEL
EDUCATION SHOULD BE MERGER PROPOSAL KEY
SCHOOL BOARD TO COOPERATE ON FINDING MERGER CONSULTANT
SCHOOLS NEED JOINT STUDY
SCHOOL LEADERS DRAG FEET
LOOK EARLY FOR 'LEANERS'
COMMISSIONERS HEAR INTER-NEIGHBORHOOD COUNCIL URGE MERGER EVALUATION
COALITION BACKS COUNTY SCHOOL MERGER STUDY
AREA EDUCATORS WANT EXPLANATION FROM BASS
MERGER TALKS GAIN BACKERS
FAISONI NO POLITICS IN MERGER ISSUE
EDUCATION SHOULD BE AIM OF MERGER STUDY
SHUNNING MERGER POLITICS
PLEASE APOLOGIZE OR EXPLAIN
CITY SCHOOL BOARD LEADER WILL DELIVER MERGER STATEMENT
BASS URGED TO LEAVE
CITY SCHOOL BOARD WANTS INTEGRATION IN MERGER PLAN
PARENT! SCHOOL BOARD CHIEF SHOULD RESIGN
2 SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS DEFEND BASS' REMARKS
BASS SHOULD APOLOGIZE FOR ILL-CHOSEN WORDS
EDUCATORS RESPOND TO BASS' REMARK ON WHITE TEACHERS
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4/27/1989
4/27/1989
5/02/1989
5/03/1989
5/03/1989
5/04/1989
5/04/1989
5/05/1989
5/08/1989
5/08/1989 B
5/09/1989 C
5/16/1989
5/16/1989
5/17/1989
5/17/1989
5/18/1989
5/18/198?
5/19/1989
5/19/1989
5/22/1989
5/22/1989
5/24/1989
6/07/1989
6/07/1989
6/08/1989
6/08/1989
6/11/1989
6/16/1989
6/21/1989
6/24/1989
6/25/1989
7/12/1989 B
7/28/1989 A
8/01/1989 B
8/01/1989 C
8/02/1989
8/03/1989
8/03/1989
8/04/1989
8/07/1989
8/10/1989
9/06/1989
9/06/1989
9/06/1989
9/07/1989
9/08/1989 B
9/08/1989 A
9/10/1989
9/11/1989
9/12/1989
9/12/1989
9/12/1989
9/13/1989
9/15/1989
9/19/1989
9/26/1989 B
9/26/1989 A
9/30/1989
10/02/1989
10/04/1989
10/05/1989
10/07/1989
10/07/1989
10/09/1989
10/10/1989
10/10/1989
10/10/1989
10/11/1989
10/11/1989
10/12/1989
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C
A
A
C
A
A
C
A
A
C
C
A
A
A
D
A
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N S92
E
N J40
N S92
N J40
N S92
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E
N
N R63
N J40
N S92
N J40
N S92
N J40
E
E
N J40
E
E
N
N S69
N S92
N S92
E
A20
S69
S22
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N H65
N S92
N
N S92
N C47
N S92
E
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N C47
N S92
N S92
N C47
N C47
N S92
F A20
E
N S69
E
N H65
E
L
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N S69
N H65
N C47
E
N H65
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N E33
N C47
N E33
N E33
N C47
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N C47
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1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
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bass remarks spur 'diversity statement' from dcae s
bond urges merger of city and county schools s
merger and mixing h
bond gives straight talk on school merger s
home builders call for crafting of merger plan h
home builders: delayed merger could hurt city s
merger: dont't panic now h
schools the top priority h
hammonds revamping school system s
panel outlines issues for consultants on school merger plan h
faison: MERGER MUST MEAN RACIAL BALANCE, CHANCES S
IT'S TIME TO ACT ON DURHAM COUNTY'S HIGH SCHOOL EQUALIZATION PLAN H
SCHOOL MERGER FAVORED SLIGHTLY IN POLL H
MERGER POLL ENCOURAGING H
OVER THE LONG RUN, COMMUNITY UOULD BENEFIT FROM MERGING ITS SCHOOLS H
SCHOOL MERGER TOPS DURHAM'S '89 NEWS STORIES IN POLL H
SCHOOL MERGER TOPS DURHAM'S '89 NEUS STORIES IN POLL H
DURHAM CITY/COUNTY SCHOOLS, RETARDED & HANDICAPPED PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, HANDICAPPED
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, RETARDED AND HANDICAPPED PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY ASSOCIATION FOR RETARDED CITIZENS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, RETARDED AND HANDICAPPED PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO HANDICAPPED
SEE ALSO MENTALLY RETARDED
EQUALIZE ALL HIGH SCHOOLS
DURHAM CITY/COUNTY SCHOOLS, TEACHERS
SEE TEACHERS, DURHAM
SEE TEACHERS, DURHAM COUNTY
DURHAM CITY/COUNTY TENNIS TOURNAMENT
SEE ALSO TENNIS
STRETCHED , BUT NOT EXTENDED H
FRISHER, THOMAS CLAIM CITY-COUNTY TENNIS TITLES H
END OF THE ROAD S
DURHAM CIVIC CENTER (OLD)
SEE ALSO CAROLINA CONTEMPORARY MUSEUM (PROPOSED)
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C., CIVIC CENTER PROPOSAL
FOOD GALLERY, SHOPS PROPOSED FOR CIVIC CENTER H
OLD CIVIC CENTER EYED AS FOOD COURT S
WANTEDJ 'THE BEST FIT' H
MUSEUM OF ART SUGGESTED FOR OLD CIVIC CENTER H
OLD CIVIC CENTER MAY BECOME ART MUSEUM S
INVESTOR HANTS OLD CIVIC CENTER FOR USE AS ATHLETIC CLUB OR OFFICE S
COUNCIL BACKS CIVIC CENTER CONVERSION S
COUNCIL FAVORS MARKET USE FOR OLD CIVIC CENTER H
AN APPETIZING SUGGESTION/PROPOSAL FOR 'FESTIVE MARKET' WOULD HAVE,.. H
CITY-SUBSIDIZED BUSINESSES CAN UNDERCUT COMPETITION H
RESTAURATEURS SAY FOOD COURT'S LOW RENTAL RATES UNFAIR H
'FOOD FIGHT' LOOMS OVER PLANS FOR OLD ARMORY S
RENT HIKE PROPOSED ON OLD CIVIC CENTER S
RENT INCREASE CONSIDERED FOR CITY'S OLD CIVIC CENTER H
FOOD-COURT FEES GRIPE DOWNTOWN RESTAURATEURS S
DESPITE PROTEST, CITY OKS FESTIVE MARKET S
COUNCIL APPROVES CONVERTING CIVIC CENTER TO RESTAURANTS H
FESTIVE MARKET PLAN BIG GAMBLE BY CITY S
GLOOM HITS FESTIVE MARKET H
NOSTALGIA FOR THE WAY IT WAS H
ISLER SAYS HE'S MET SURPRISES IN FOOD COURT CREATION COSTS S
ISLER SAYS HE HAS FINANCES FOR CIVIC CENTER FOOD COURT S
DEVELOPER ISLER MEETS CITY DEADLINE H
DEVELOPER WANTS LOWER FOOD-COURT RENT S
THEATER PROJECT NEEDS PUSH H
RENT CHANGE SHOULD BENEFIT CITY TAXPAYERS S
DURHAM CIVIC CENTER AUTHORITY
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C., CIVIC CENTER PROPOSAL
CIVIC-CENTER RATES SPUR MIXED EMOTIONS S
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10/13/1989 C
10/14/1989 A
10/16/1989 A
10/19/1989 A
10/19/1989 A
10/21/1989 A
11/06/1989 A
11/06/1989 A
11/07/1989 B
11/07/1989 C
11/14/1989 A
11/19/1989 A
11/22/1989 A
12/17/1989 D
12/31/1989 A
12/31/1989 A
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N E33
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N R63
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2 7/12/1989 D 1 P P S73
2 7/18/1989 B 1 P N M88
2 7/18/1989 D 1 P P C45
2/10/1989
2/10/1989
2/14/1989
3/10/1989
3/10/1989
5/30/1989
6/06/1989
6/07/1989
6/21/1989
6/21/1989
9/08/1989 B
9/08/1989 C
9/14/1989
9/16/1989
9/18/1989
9/19/1989
9/20/1989
9/20/1989
9/23/1989
10/05/1989
11/20/1989
12/18/1989
12/20/1989
12/20/1989
12/22/1989
12/22/1989
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N H70
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N H70
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N C61
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N C61
N C61
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N C61
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N C61
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BELL WORRIES COUNTY LEFT OUT IN CIVIC CENTER RATE-CUTS TALK
CIVIC CENTER AUTHORITY DEBATES RATES
COUNTY, CITY ARE PARTNERS
NEW CIVIC CENTER RATES NO MORE THAN OLD
DURHAM CIVIC CHORAL SOCIETY _
CHORAL SOCIETY, AT 40, REMEMBERS ITS BEGINNINGS
CROUD, SOUND SWELL HALL AT CHOIR'S 40TH
CHORAL SOCIETY'S HOLIDAY CONCERT FITS WORLD EVENTS
CHORAL SOCIETY, AS A WHOLE, STUPENDOUS IN HOLIDAY PROGRAM
RECONSIDERING THE 'REQUIEM'
DURHAM CIVINETTE CLUB
NEW OFFICERS
SPECIAL AWARD
DURHAM CIVITAN CLUB
OFFICERS INSTALLED
DURHAM COMMITTEE ON THE AFFAIRS OF BLACK PEOPLE
SEE ALSO BLACKS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO BLACKS. POLITICAL OFFICE HOLDERS AND POLITICIANS
SEE ALSO DURHAM VOTERS' ALLIANCE
SEE ALSO ELECTIONS, DURHAM
PROFILES IN BLACK HISTORY (SPECIAL SECTION)
COMMITTEE TO HONOR RHODES, WHITE
TRIBUTES TO A DESERVING PAIR
TWO HONORED BY COMMITTEE
CITED BY COMMITTEE
HAMPTON BLASTS OUSTER EFFORT AS RACIAL ISSUE
POLICE CHIEF SAYS OUSTER MOVE RACIALLY MOTIVATED
LOVETT: DUKE DISCRIMINATION STUDY PROPOSES 'POSITIVE STEPS'
'COMMITTEE' ENDORSES JENKINS
ENDORSEMENT SURPRISES
CONSERVATIVE VICTORIES MAY MEAN COALITION END
BLACK LEADERS BACK CITY SCHOOL BOARD CHIEF
BLACK LEADERS BACK BASS ON INTERVIEW
BLACK GROUP, SIERRA CLUB BACK JENKINS FOR MAYOR _
JENKINS EDGES OUT STRAWBRIDGE/VICTORY GIVES DURHAM ITS 1ST BLACK MAYOR
PRIMARY SHOCK PRODS DURHAM COALITION WIN
'89 CAMPAIGN CHANGES FACE OF AREA POLITICS
COALITION WITH NEW TWIST
DURHAM COMMUNITY BAND
DULCET SOUNDS
DURHAM COMMUNITY GUIDANCE CLINIC
SEE ALSO MENTAL HEALTH __
THERAPEUTIC PRESCHOOL PUTS YOUNGSTERS ON TARGET
EXPERTS OFFER ADVICE ON CHILD REARING
DURHAM COMMUNITY KITCHEN
SEE ST. PHILIPS EPISCOPAL CHURCH, SOUP KITCHEN
DURHAM COMMUNITY REINVESTMENT COMMITTEE
COALITION FILES CHALLENGE TO SALE OF HOME SAVINGS
U.S. BANKING OFFICIALS GET HS&L COMPLAINT
BANKS CITE HEAVY LOBBY TRAFFIC IN DENYING CHECK-CASHING SERVICE
GROUP SAYS THRIFT'S LENDING PATTERNS TO GET CLOSE LOOK
COALITION PRESSES FOR 'WRITTEN AGREEMENT FROM OLD STONE BANK ON LENDING
GROUP SAYS DEAL SET WITH BANK
DURHAM COMMUNITY SERVICES FOR THE HOMELESS SHELTER
SEE ALSO HOMELESS SHELTER
THOUSANDS RALLY FOR 'HOUSING NOW! '/DURHAM DELEGATION PUTS TAR HEEL F-RINT H
DURHAM COMPANIONSHIP PROGRAM _ _
DURHAM COMPANIONS CAN HELP KEEP YOUTH AWAY FROM CRIME
DURHAM COMPANIONS SAVE LIVES
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E
c -re
I T
L Y
L P
BYL
2 3/15/1989 C
2 3/15/1989 A
2 3/17/1989 A
2 7/20/1989 A
5/07/1989 E
5/09/1989 C
12/10/1989 E
12/19/1989 B
12/19/1989 B
2 5/04/1989 A
2 5/05/1989 B
1 N A54
1 N H65
4 E
1 N C61
1 P F U66
3 R W66
11 P N U66
1 R D10
1 N U66
14 P P T32
2 P P T32
S 2 10/21/1989 C 3 P P R56
2/09/1989 A
3/01/1989 C
3/04/1989 A
3/05/1989 B
3/06/1989 C
5/26/1989 A
5/26/1989 C
6/14/1989 A
10/08/1989 B
10/10/1989 A
10/11/1989 A
10/24/1989 A
10/24/1989 B
10/31/1989 C
11/08/1989 A
11/08/1989 A
11/08/1989 A
11/12/1989 D
G
N
E
N
P C45
N C47
N C61
N
N R63
E
N C61
N C47
N E33
N
N R63
N S22
N S69
E
S 2 11/11/1989 A 5 P P R56
2 11/07/1989 B 1 P N S27
2 11/09/1989 A 8 D N S27
H
2 5/10/1989 C
1 M N R63
S
2 5/17/1989 B
1 N C61
H
2 6/13/1989 C
1 P N C47
H
2 9/06/1989 C
1 N R63
H
2 9/20/1989 C
5 N S22
S
2 12/01/1989 C
1 N
2 10/08/1989 A 1 N Zll
2 1/17/1989 A 4 L
2 10/16/1989 A 4 E
DURHAM CONGREGATIONS IN ACTION
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SEE ALSO GENESIS HOME
SEE ALSO HOST HOMES PROGRAM
SEE ALSO MINISTERS, DURHAM
NEW OFFICERS
DURHAM CONVENTION AND VISITORS BUREAU
SEE ALSO CONVENTIONS
SEE ALSO OMNI DURHAM HOTEL AND CONVENTION CENTER
SEE ALSO TOURISM, DURHAM
CONVENTION BUREAU LOOKING FOR DIRECTOR, PERMANENT QUARTERS
VISITORS' BUREAU TO HELP DURHAM
VISITORS BUREAU PRESIDENT NAMED
BOWMAN 1ST PRESIDENT OF VISITOR'S BUREAU
FINALLY, SOME HELP FOR TOURISTS
DURHAM HAS SELF-IMAGE PROBLEM, VISITORS' BUREAU CHIEF SAYS
TAKE STOCK OF DURHAM
VISITORS BUREAU BOOKS ITS FIRST MAJOR CONVENTION FOR DURHAM
COUNTY COOL TO TAX PLAN
COMMISSIONERS RIGHTLY CAREFUL WITH HOTEL TAX
BUREAU GREETS DURHAM GUESTS
DURHAM COORDINATED TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM
SEE ALSO DURHAM TRANSPORTATION DEVELOPMENT PLAN
COUNTY READY TO SEEK FUNDS FOR ELDERLY, IMPAIRED TRAVEL
DURHAM COORDINATING COUNCIL FOR SENIOR CITIZENS
SEE COORDINATING COUNCIL FOR SENIOR CITIZENS
DURHAM CORP.
DURHAM CORP. SAYS QUARTERLY INCOME UP
DURHAM CORP. SEEKING CHAIN TO BUY WPTF-TV
BRIEFLY/DURHAM CORP. TARGET
DURHAM COUNCIL FOR INFANTS AND YOUNG CHILDREN WITH SPECIAL NEEDS
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, EMOTIONALLY DISTURBED
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, HANDICAPPED
DURHAM AGENCY TAKES UP CAUSE
DURHAM COUNCIL OF CIVIC CLUBS
SEE COUNCIL OF CMC CLUBS OF GREATER DURHAM
DURHAM COUNCIL ON ALCOHOLISM
SEE ALSO ALCOHOLISM
SPECIAL MONTH FIGHTS MYTHS ABOUT DRINKING
DURHAM RESIDENTS MAY VOICE IDEAS ON PROPOSED ALCOHOLISM PROGRAM
DURHAM AGENCIES ARE UNITING TO FIGHT DRUG, ALCOHOL ABUSE
DURHAM AGENCIES ARE UNITING TO FIGHT DRUG, ALCOHOL ABUSE
GROUPS PLANNING CAMPAIGN AGAINST DRUG, LIQUOR ABUSE
FIRMS BACK FIGHT AGAINST ALCOHOL, DRUGS
ALCOHOL, DRUG ABUSE BATTLE NEEDS EVERYONE
FIRM GIVES MONEY TO HELP DURHAM FIGHT DRUG WAR
DURHAM COUNTRY CLUB (DEFUNCT)
SEE ALSO COUNTRY CLUBS
HILL'S LOVE OF GOLF LED TO DURHAM'S 1ST COUNTRY CLUB
DURHAM'S 1ST COUNTRY CLUB DREU COMMUNITY LEADERS, WIVES
DURHAM COUNTY, N.C.
JAIL AND SCHOOLS AMONG COUNTY'S CONCERN'S IN '89
DURHAM COUNTYiN.C, AFFIRMATIVE ACTION
SEE ALSO AFFIRMATIVE ACTION
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY COUNCIL, AFFIRMATIVE ACTION
DURHAM CAUTIOUS ON ORDINANCE
DURHAM COUNTY, N.C, ANNEXATION
SEE ALSO ANNEXATION
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C. , ANNEXATION
DURHAM DROPS PROPOSAL TO ACQUIRE PERSON LAND
DURHAM-WAKE LAND SWAP MORE THAN ACREAGE ISSUE
S 2 1/21/1989 A 5 P P K30
2/17/1989
2/21/1989
5/17/1989
7/10/1989
7/12/1989
8/01/1989 B
8/02/1989 A
8/03/1989 B
8/15/1989 A
8/18/1989 A
8/29/1989 C
N S69
E
N
N N06
E
N R60
E
N
N M06
E
N A76
S 2 11/28/1989 B 1 N H65
H 2 5/11/1989 D 5 N
H 2 8/23/1989 D 4 N
H 2 11/01/1989 D 5 N
S 2 11/07/1989 B 1 N S27
4/01/1989 C
7/13/1989 A
7/15/1989 A
7/15/1989 A
7/16/1989 B
8/26/1989 C
8/30/1989 A
9/27/1989 B
1
12
1
1
9
1
4
1
N H65
N
N H65
N M06
N
N H65
E
N H65
S 2 9/25/1989 C 1 P G
S 2 10/09/1989 C 1 P U
H 2 12/29/1989 C 1 D N S69
H 2 1/24/1989 A 1 P N S69
2 1/19/1989 C
2 10/16/1989 A
7 N S69
1 N C61
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COUNCIL APPROVES ANNEXATION PACTS WITH NEIGHBORS
DURHAM COUNTY, N.C., BOND REFERENDA
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C., BOND REFERENDUMS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, BOND ISSUES
LACK OF ACTION COSTS DURHAM BOND-BACKERS
COUNTY HAS LEEWAY ON DEBT, BOARD TOLD
BONDS SELL AT LOW RATE, SAVE MONEY
BOND REFERENDUM POSSIBILITY ON COMMISSIONERS' AGENDA
BOARD MULLS $60 MILLION LIST OF BUILDING PROJECTS
THE LOSS LEADERS; PUBLIC PROJECTS TO COST MUCH MORE THAN ESTIMATES
COUNTY YET TO SPEND *80 MILLION IN BONDS
COUNTY HAS SPENT OVER Ml MILLION OF BOND PACKAGE
COUNTY REVIEWS BUILDING PLAN, BOND
BOND HEARING TARGETS MUSEUM MOVE
DURHAM COUNTY GOP HEAD RAPS COUNTY BOARD FOR 'WASTING MONEY'
COUNTY EYES $89 MILLION BOND TAB
BALLPARK REFERENDUM STEP CLOSER IN DURHAM
CORRECTION PRINTED 5-22-89)
6,5 CENTS
DURHAM COUNTY, N.C., BUDGET
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C., REVENUES
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, NON-COUNTY AGENCIES
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, SUPPLEMENTAL SCHOOL TAX
COUNTY RIGHT TO LIMIT AID FOR BREAKTHROUGH
COUNTY HAS LEEWAY ON DEBT, BOARD TOLD
STATE AGENCIES, EXPECTING INCREASE, SURPRISED BY CUTS
COUNTY WEIGHS WAYS TO SHARE COSTS WITH CITY
BIG-SPENDERS AT LOCAL LEVEL
COUNTY BUDGET WINS U.S. AWARD
BOND'S COUNTY BUDGET WOULD HIKE RATE 6 l/2«
PRELIMINARY COUNTY BUDGET PROPOSES TAX INCREASE OF
COMMISSIONERS LOOK TO TRIM BUDGET PLAN
COMMISSIONERS! LEAVE SCHOOL FUNDS ALONE IN SLICING BUDGET
COMMISSIONERS SET RIGHT BUDGET PRIORITY
CORRECTION
BOND PROPOSES COUNTY LIAISON WITH ASSEMBLY
PROPOSED COUNTY BUDGET INCLUDES HIRING A LOBBYIST
COMMISSIONERS SHOULD CHOP LIAISON POSITION
COUNTY LIBRARY SYSTEM WANTS $280,000 FOR NEW BRANCH
EDUCATION REQUESTS UP $28.9 MILLION
LIBRARY OFFICIALS SEEK $280,000 FROM COUNTY FOR SOUTHWESTERN BRANCH
FUND NEW LIBRARY BRANCH
COUNTY BUDGET TO GET PUBLIC AIRING
COUNTY SHOULD FUND NEW LIBRARY BRANCH
CITIZENS URGE MORE SCHOOL FUNDS
NON-PROFIT AGENCIES VIE FOR COUNTY FUNDS
BOND TO RECONSIDER PUBLIC HOUSING REQUEST
SERVICE AGENCIES WANT MORE MONEY
HOUSING FUND REQUEST SHOULD BE APPROVED _
COUNTY MANAGER TOLD TO REVISE BUDGET WITH 3.6-CENT TAX INCREASE
BOND REVISING BUDGET TOWARD LOWER TAX INCREASE
COUNTY PLAYS BUDGET 'TUG-OF-WAR'
COMMISSIONERS WRESTLE TO DRAW ON SCHOOL FUNDS
BOND CUTS BUDGET, BOARD WANTS MORE
COUNTY TAX RATE TO INCREASE __
COMMISSIONERS STILL DEBATING BUDGET; BOARD GRAPPLING WITH SCHOOL FUNDING
TIME RUNNING OUT FOR COUNTY TO OK BUDGET
IT'S BAD f€WS IN COUNTY: RATE UPPED BY 4.6 CENTS
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DURHAM COUNTY, N.C., BONDS
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C., BONDS
COUNTY HAS SPENT OVER $41 MILLION OF BOND PACKAGE H
VOTERS NEED TO KNOW WHEN BONDS TO BE USED S
IMPROVE COST-PLANNING; OVERRUNS FOR COURTHOUSE, OTHER PROJECTS, TOO HIGH H
COUNTY REVIEWS BUILDING PLAN, BOND S
DURHAM COUNTY, N.C., BOUNDARIES
SEE ALSO BOUNDARY DISPUTES
LAND ACQUISITION UP FOR BOARD REVIEW
CHAPEL HILL-DURHAM GROUP DISCUSSES BORDER
1/14/1989 A
3/22/1989 C
3/22/1989 C
3/23/1989 B
3/28/1989 C
3/29/1989
7/05/1989
7/06/1989
7/18/1989
7/25/1989
7/26/1989 B
10/24/1989 B
11/29/1989 C
CHH 1
H 2
7/06/1989 D
7/11/1989 A
7/15/1989 A
7/18/1989 A
5/07/1989 A
8/31/1989 B
1/25/1989 A
3/22/1989 C
4/14/1989 A
4/22/1989 C
5/10/1989 A
5/11/1989 B
5/17/1989 A
5/18/1989
5/18/1989
5/19/1989
5/19/1989
5/22/1989
5/25/1989
5/26/1989
5/26/1989
6/08/1989
6/08/1989
6/11/1989 B
6/12/1989 A
6/12/1989 A
6/12/1989 A
6/13/1989 B
6/14/1989 B
6/15/1989 A
6/16/1989 C
6/17/1989 A
6/20/1989 B
6/20/1989 C
6/20/1989
6/23/1989
6/23/1989
6/26/1989
6/27/1989
6/28/1989 B
6/29/1989 A
E
N A54
N H65
N A54
N A54
E
N H65
N
N H65
N H65
N H65
N H65
N S69
7 N
4 E
4 E
1 N H65
3 N
2 P N R63
E
N A54
N
N H65
E
N
N H65
N S69
N H65
N
E
N
N H65
N
E
N H65
N S92
N
E
N H65
E
N H65
N H65
N H65
N H65
E
N S69
N H65
N H65
N S69
N H65
N H65
N H65
N H65
N S69
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COUNTY RAISING PROPERTY TAX 4.6 CENTS
PUBLIC HOUSING PROGRAM INCLUDED IN COUNTY BUDGET
COMMUNITY AGENCIES GET BUDGET SHARE
COUNTY YET TO SPEND $80 MILLION IN BONDS
LEGISLATIVE LIAISON LEFT OUT OF BUDGET
COUNTY HAS NEEDS WORTH $85 MILLION, PLAN SAYS
JUVENILES' COURT-ORDERED PSYCHIATRIC CARE COSTLY
COUNTY SEEKS PAY-AS-YOU-GO TIMETABLE ON CAPITAL PROJECTS
COUNTY EYES $89 MILLION BOND TAB
COUNTY GETS NEEDY TRANSPORTATION FUNDS
PROJECT-FUNDING PLAN APPROVED BY COUNTY
DURHAM COUNTY, N.C., BUDGET CUTS
CITY SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS UNITE TO OPPOSE BUDGET CUTS BY COUNTY
DURHAM COUNTY, N.C., CABLE TELEVISION
SEE ALSO CABLEVISION OF DURHAM
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV.. CABLE TELEVISION
SEE ALSO TREYBURN CABLEVISION CO.
CABLE TV FIRM FOR TREYBURN GETS NOD
DURHAM COUNTY, N.C., COMPUTERS
SEE ALSO COMPUTERS
COMPUTER SYSTEM TO HELP MENTAL HEALTH OFFICIALS ACCOUNT FOR FUNDS
DURHAM COUNTY, N.C., CONTRACT BIDDING
SEE ALSO BUILDING CONTRACTORS
SEE ALSO CONTRACTS
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C., CONTRACT BIDDING
COMMISSIONERS MULL CONTRACT QUESTION
DURHAM REVIEWS COURTHOUSE WORK BIDS
FIRM DISPUTES COURTHOUSE BIDS
$6.3 MILLION LOW BID FOR GENERAL CONTRACT ON OLD COURTHOUSE
COURTHOUSE JOB FINALLY MOVING
COURTHOUSE BIDS PUZZLING
DURHAM COUNTY COURTHOUSE CONTRACTS NEED EXPLANATION
BOND BACKS DURHAM FIRM FOR COURTHOUSE RENOVATION
BOARD WILL CONSIDER COURTHOUSE CONTRACTS
BOARD ACCEPTS THREE BIDS FOR RENOVATING COURTHOUSE
COUNTY OKS BIDS FOR COURTHOUSE PROJECT
MINORITY FIRM TO OVERSEE COUNTY COURTHOUSE PROJECT
COUNTY INTERIM GOAL 10X FOR MINORITY CONTRACTS
DURHAM COUNTY, N.C., EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C., CITY EMPLOYEES
COUNTY LIVING WITH VOLUNTARY NO-SMOKING POLICY
DURHAM COUNTY, N.C., EMPLOYEES SALARIES
BOND GETS 5X RAISE
DURHAM COUNTY, N.C., FEES
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C., REVENUES
SEE ALSO USER FEES
PLANNING DEPARTMENT SEEKS HIGHER FEES
DURHAM COUNTY, N.C., GOVERNMENTAL HISTORY
COUNTY GOVERNMENT GROWS 'FASTER THAN WAS ... IS PLANNED'
DURHAM COUNTY, N.C., GROWTH DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C., GROWTH DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C., LAND-USE PLAN
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, GOALS AND PLANNING
SEE ALSO GROWTH MANAGEMENT PLANNING
COUNTY QUESTIONS PRIORITY OF DOWNTOWN PLAN
MAJOR PROJECTS INCLUDE MORE THAN 8,500 HOUSING UNITS
'FACILITIES FEES' NEEDED TO MEET COSTS OF GROWTH
DURHAM COUNTY, N.C., HISTORIC SITES
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C., HISTORIC HOMES AND BUILDINGS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY HISTORIC PROPERTIES COMMISSION
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2 6/29/1989 A
2 6/30/1989 A
2 7/02/1989 B
2 7/05/1989 A
2 7/09/1989 B
2 7/25/1989 A
2 10/22/1989 A
2 10/24/1989 B
2 10/24/1989 B
2 11/28/1989 B
2 12/19/1989 C
NH65
N H65
N
N H65
NS69
N S69
N S82
N S69
N H65
N
N H65
H 2 6/27/1989 B 9 N R63
S 2 5/09/1989 C 1 P N H65
S 2 8/09/1989 B 1 N H65
H
2 1/10/1989 C
6
N A54
S
2 6/05/1989 A
1
N H65
S
2 6/06/1989 C
1
N H65
H
2 6/07/1989 D
10
N
H
2 6/12/1989 A
4
E
H
2 6/19/1989 A
4
E
H
2 6/19/1989 A
4
L
S
2 7/07/1989 A
1 PN H65
H
2 7/09/1989 B
9
N
H
2 7/11/1989 B
1
N S69
S
2 7/11/1989 C
1
N H65
S
2 9/12/1989 C
1
N H65
S
2 12/19/1989 A
1
N H65
S
2 2/25/1989 C
1
N H65
S
2 12/19/1989 C
1
N
S 2 6/24/1989 C 1 P N H65
S 2 4/19/1989 E 5 P F U57
S 2 3/13/1989 A 1 N H65
H 2 8/20/1989 C 3 N C60
H 2 8/31/1989 A 4 L
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COUNTY DENIES HISTORIC RANK FOR HERNBON
HASSEY'S CHAPEL TABBED AS A COUNTY HISTORIC SITE
DURHAM COUNTY, N.C, HISTORY
DURHAM TO CELEBRATE COUNTY GOVERNMENT WEEK
DURHAM COUNTY, N.C., INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
SEE INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT, DURHAM COUNTY
DURHAM COUNTY, N.C, LAND-USE PLAN
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C., GROWTH DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT, DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO LAND USE
SEE ALSO QPQ4 SPACES
SEE ALSO RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO ZONING LAWS
CONSULTANT! LAND-USE CONTROLS BEST UAY TO PROTECT WATER SUPPLY
LAND-USE CONTROLS SAID BEST HELP FOR WATERSHEDS
MO-ACRE TRACT MARKED FOR OPEN SPACE
DURHAM COUNTY, N.C., LEGISLATORS
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C., LEGISLATION (SEE ALSO NAMES OF LEGISLATORS)
SEE ALSO N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATORS
INSIGHT/DURHAM-AREA DELEGATION PACKS A POWERFUL LEGISLATIVE PUNCH
DURHAM HOUSE MEMBERS BACK RAMSEY
MAVRETIC SHOULDN'T LET VOTE DECIDE KEY POSTS
DURHAM DELEGATION MAY LOSE SOME CLOUT
MAVRETIC DOLES OUT HOUSE COMMITTEE CHAIRMANSHIPS
NCCU DESERVES HELP TO KEEP GOOD FACULTY
PAY RAISE REQUIRES BITING TAX BULLET
LEGISLATORS SAY MORE STATE SPENDING MEANS FINDING NEU REVENUE SOURCES
MANY SENATE DEMOCRATS COMMITTED TO HELPING, HUNT TELLS COUNTY TEACHERS
IMPACT FEES, ROAD FUNDS TOP DURHAM MEET
REGIONAL SOLUTIONS PROMOTED; DURHAM OFFICIALS CITE COSTLY ISSUES
BARNES, MAVRETIC LISTEN TO DURHWt CONCERNS
DURHAM LEGISLATORS CRITICIZE DRUG BILLL
COUNTY, STATE TUSSLE ON MENTAL HEALTH LAW
CLOSED PORK BARREL DOESN'T END SCRAMBLE FOR FUNDS
LEGISLATIVE LIAISON LEFT OUT OF BUDGET
HOUSE SPEAKER CRITICIZES LEGISLATORS FROM DURHAM
2 DURHAM LEGISLATORS OPPOSE NEW ABORTION BILL
HAVRETIC'S REMARKS WON'T WIN SUPPORT
PROPOSED PAY HIKE SPARKS DEBATE
LEGISLATORS RAP 'CREATIVE FINANCING' ON SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT FUND
LACK OF IMPACT-FEE BILL COULD MEAN HIGHER TAXES
COUNTY BOARD SEEKS LEGISLATIVE HELP ON DOUBLE TAXATION
COUNTY DISCUSSES REFERENDUM ON 'SPECIAL-PROJECTS' TAXATION
COUNTY ASKS LAWMAKERS' HELP ON JOINT-PROJECT TAXES
DURHAM COUNTY, N.C, OFFICE PROPERTY
SEE DURHAM, N.C, OFFICE PROPERTY
DURHAM COUNTY, N.C, ORDINANCES
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, ORDINANCES
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, SIDEWALK ORDINANCES
COUNTY CUTS DEVELOPER'S FINE TO URGE CLEANUP OF EROSION SITE
DURHAM REWORKING HIRING QUOTA
DURHAM COUNTY, N.C, PARKING
SEE PARKING LOTS
SEE PARKING SPACES, ON-STREET
DURHAM COUNTY, N.C, PROPERTY TAXES
SEE PROPERTY TAXES, DURHAM COUNTY
DURWK COUNTY, N.C, REVENUES
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C, BUDGET
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C, FEES
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C, TAX RATE
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY TAX OFFICE
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S 2 10/11/1989 B
S 2 10/24/1989 A
S 2 12/13/1989 A
1 M N H65
1 N K65
S 2 2/18/1989 C 1 P N H65
S
2
1/06/1989 A
1 M N H65
S
2
3/29/1989 C
1 N H65
CHH 1
4/06/1989 A
1 M N M70
H
2
1/08/1989 D
1 P N L40
S
2
1/09/1989 A
1 N H06
S
2
1/13/1989 A
4 E
H
2
1/14/1989 C
1 N L40
H
2
1/20/1989 A
1 P N L40
S
2
2/09/1989 A
4 E
S
2
3/06/1989 A
1 P N M06
H
2
3/07/1989 B
1 P N 046
H
2
3/14/1989 C
1 N L40
S
2
4/03/1989 A
1 P N M06
H
2
4/11/1989 A
1 P N S69
S
2
4/11/1989 A
1 P N M06
S
2
5/01/1989 A
1 P N M06
S
2
5/01/1989 A
1 N H65
H
2
5/08/1989 A
1 N L40
H
2
7/09/1989 B
1 N S69
H
2
7/12/1989 A
1 P N L40
S
2
7/13/1989 A
1 P N T77
S
2
7/14/1989 A
4 E
H
2
7/31/1989 A
1 C N L40
H
2
8/03/1989 B
2 C N
S
2
8/14/1989 A
1 N C61
H
2
9/26/1989 B
1 N S69
S
2
9/26/1989 A
1 P N B65
S
2 12/05/1989 C
1 P N H65
1 N H65
1 N H65
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SEE ALSO DURHAM TAX COLLECTOR
SEE ALSO PROPERTY TAXES, DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO TAXES, DURHAM COUNTY
LACK OF IMPACT-FEE BILL COULD MEAN HIGHER TAXES
DURHAM COUNTY, N.C, ROADS
SEE ROADS, DURHAM COUNTY
DURHAM COUNTY, N.C, SEWER LINES
SEE UATER AND SEUER LINES, DURHAM COUNTY
DURHAM COUNTY, N.C, TAX RATE
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C, BUDGET
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C, REVENUES
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY TAX OFFICE
SEE ALSO PROPERTY TAXES, DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO TAXES, DURHAM COUNTY
'SUPERFUND' FOR DURHAM SCHOOLS EYED
heron: SCHOOL TAX NEEDS LONG, HARD LOOK
BOND'S COUNTY BUDGET MOULD HIKE RATE 6 l/2< (CORRECTION PRINTED 5-22-89)
PRELIMINARY COUNTY BUDGET PROPOSES TAX INCREASE OF 6.5 CENTS
COMMISSIONERS LOOK TO TRIM BUDGET PLAN
COUNTY MANAGER TOLD TO REVISE BUDGET WITH 3.6-CENT TAX INCREASE
BOND REVISING BUDGET TOWARD LOWER TAX INCREASE
COUNTY TAX RATE TO INCREASE
IT'S BAD NEWS IN COUNTYJ RATE UPPED BY 4.6 CENTS
COUNTY RAISING PROPERTY TAX 4.6 CENTS
TAX INCREASE TO HELP MEET IMPORTANT NEEDS
DURHAM COUNTY, N.C, VOTING PRECINCTS
SEE DURHAM, N.C, VOTING PRECINCTS (INCLUDES ALL OF DURHAM CO.)
DURHAM COUNTY, N.C, WELFARE REFORM
SEE DURHAM COUNTY DEPT. OF SOCIAL SERVICES
DURHAM COUNTY, N.C, ZONING
SEE ZONING LAWS
DURHAM COUNTY 4-H CLUB
SEE ALSO 4-H CLUBS
4-H DEVELOPS PROGRAM TO CUT JUVENILE CRIME
FRESH BREAD!
DURHAM COUNTY ABC
err also ABC STORES
SEE ALSO N.C. ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL BOARD
UNION OFFICIAL BLASTS ABC BOARD FOR PUNISHING HELD-UP WORKER
SIMPLE AS ABC, SALES OF MINIBOTTLES ON THE RISE IN COUNTY
ABC BOARD CLAIMS SECURITY EQUAL TO OTHER COUNTIES
ARRESTED DUKE STUDENTS LEARN ABCS OF N.C LAW
ABC OFFICIALS DO GOOD JOB STOPPING DRINKING STUDENTS
DUKE NEIGHBORS FEAR ABC LAX ON UNDER-AGE DRINKING
DURHAM COUNTY ADVOCATES FOR THE MENTALLY ILL
SEE ALSO MENTAL ILLNESS
GROUP SEEKS HOUSING FOR MENTALLY ILL
DURHAM COUNTY AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION OFFICE
SEE ALSO N.C. AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION SERVICE
SEE ALSO PROJECT CARE
ADVISORY LEADERSHIP COUNCIL
DURHAM AGENT TO QUIT FOR GREENER PASTURES
DURHAM LOSES A POPULAR LEADER
FAREWELL FETE
AGRICULTURAL GOAL TO HELP CHILDREN
EXTENSION'S NEW GOALS WORTHY EXPERIMENT
EXTENSION SERVICE MARKS ITS 75TH YEAR
COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SERVICE HIRES HORTICULTURALIST TO REPLACE BOST
A-U DEVELOPS PROGRAM TO CUT JUVENILE CRIME
MATYAC STRIKES NEW ROOTS AS DURHAM EXTENSION AGENT
S 2 8/14/1989 A 1 N C61
H
2
3/03/1989 A 1
I N J40
S
2
3/03/1989 A 1
I N H65
S
2
5/17/1989 A 1
I N H65
H
2
5/18/1989 C 1
t N S69
S
2
5/18/1989 A
I P N H65
H
2
6/20/1989 B 1
1 N S69
S
2
6/20/1989 C !
t P N H65
S
2
6/26/1989 A :
I N H65
H
2
6/29/1989 A 1
I N S69
S
2
6/29/1989 A 1
N H65
S
2
6/30/1989 A '
> E
S
S
2
2
7/29/1989 A
8/18/1989 B 1
t N H65
I P P T37
H
H
H
H
S
H
2 2/25/1989 C 1
2 7/23/1989 B i
2 7/27/1989 C 1
2 9/07/1989 A 1
2 10/23/1989 A <
2 12/09/1989 A 1
1 N A54
N S22
N S22
I N N36
1 L
N S69
H
2
7/22/1989 B J
i N C60
S
H
H
S
S
S
H
S
S
H
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
1/07/1989 A I
3/18/1989 A 1
3/21/1989 A 1
3/28/1989 B 1
4/17/1989 A 1
4/18/1989 A t
5/08/1989 A c
7/14/1989 C 1
7/29/1989 A 1
7/31/1989 A 1
i P P S76
P N C47
E
P P S76
N H65
E
» P F Zll
N H65
N H65
P N S69
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COUNTY EXTENSION SERVICE OFFERS SUPPORT TO NOONLITERS
DURHAM COUNTY AGRICULTURAL FAIR
SEE DURHAH COUNTY FAIR
DURHAM COUNTY AGRICULTURAL STABILIZATION AND CONSERVATION SERVICE
SEE ALSO FARMERS, DURHAM COUNTY
AGRICULTURAL LEADER CHANDLER, 83
DURHAM COUNTY ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL BOARD
SEE DURHAM COUNTY ABC
DURHAM COUNTY ALCOHOLISM COUNCIL
SEE ALSO ALCOHOLISM
DWI LAW NEEDS MONEY
DURHAM COUNTY AMBULANCE SERVICE
SEE AMBULANCE SERVICE, DURHAH COUNTY
DURHAM COUNTY ANIMAL SHELTER
SEE ALSO ANIMAL PROTECTION SOCIETY
SEE ALSO ANIMALS, CRUELTY TO
SEE ALSO DOG CONTROL (INCLUDES CATS AND OTHER ANIMALS)
ANIMAL SHELTER IMPOUNDS 25 DOGS
24 DOGS IMPOUNDED FROM DURHAM MAN ARE PUT TO SLEEP
DOG LOVER VACCINATES HIS REMAINING PACK
'I WATCHED THIS PUPPY GO FROM A HAPPY LITTLE GUY TO SUFFERING'
SO MANY DEATHS— IT DOES NOT HAVE TO BE THAT WAY
ANIMAL CONTROL'S OFFICER HILTON REPRESENTS KINDER, GENTLER BREED
JUDGE ORDERS GIRL TO HELP ANIMALS
FOR ANIMALS' SAKE, SHELTER SEEKS HELP
MAN, CANINE FRIENDS FIND NEW HOME
DURHAM COUNTY ANIMAL CONTROL ADVISORY COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO DOG CONTROL (INCLUDES CATS AND OTHER ANIMALS)
FOR ANIMALS' SAKE, SHELTER SEEKS HELP
DURHAM COUNTY AREA MENTAL HEALTH-MENTAL RETARDATION & SUBSTANCE ABUSE AUTH.
SEE DURHAM COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH CENTER
DURHAM COUNTY ASSOCIATION FOR RETARDED CITIZENS
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, HANDICAPPED
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, RETARDED AND HANDICAPPED PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, RETARDED AND HANDICAPPED PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO HANDICAPPED
SEE ALSO MENTALLY RETARDED
JOBS PROGRAM OFFERS TASTE OF RESPONSIBILITY
MENTAL RETARDATION SERVICE AWARDS GIVEN
DUKE, UNC FRATERNITIES RUN FOR CHARITY
ON THE RUN
DURHAM COUNTY ASSOCIATION OF EDUCATORS
SEE ALSO TEACHERS, DURHAM COUNTY
CITY-COUNTY EDUCATORS GROUP SCHEDULES PRESS CONFERENCE
DURHAM TEACHERS ECHO STATEWIDE CALL FOR PAY HIKE
TEACHERS WANT HIGHER SALARY SUPPLEMENTS
EDUCATION LEADERS ASK COMMISSIONERS FOR MORE TEACHER PAY
FIRST TEACHER WINNERS
DURHAM COUNTY ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO HOLT ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
5 TO 6-YEAR-OLD CHAMPS
7 TO 8-YEAR-OLD CHAMPS
'B' DIVISION WINNERS
DURHAM COUNTY ATTORNEY'S OFFICE, SALARY
COMMISSIONERS RAISE COUNTY ATTORNEY'S SALARY
DURHAM COUNTY BAR ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO LAWYERS, DURHAM
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E L Y
C -PG L P BYL
H 2 9/05/1989 B 1 P N C60
H 2 3/28/1989 C 12 P 0
H 2 8/09/1989 A 4 E
5/05/1989 A
5/06/1989 C
5/11/1989 C
7/06/1989 C
7/09/1989 B
7/19/1989 C
7/20/1989 C
8/02/1989 C
8/29/1989 B
N H65
N T33
N H65
N Bll
N Bll
N Bll
N
N Bll
N H65
H 2 8/02/1989 C 1 P N Bll
S 2 1/02/1989 A
H 2 5/20/1989 C
S 2 11/14/1989 A
S 2 11/20/1989 A
1 P Q H65
5 N Bll
3 N
8 P P C45
3/10/1989
3/15/1989
3/18/1989
6/08/1989
6/09/1989
3
1
1
1
12
N
N J40
N S92
N S69
P L38
2 6/13/1989 C
2 6/13/1989 C
2 6/13/1989 C
6 P P
6 P P
6 P P
H 2 11/28/1989 B 1 N
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SEE ALSO N.C. BAR ASSOCIATION
DURHAM COUNTY BAR TO NARROW LIST OF JUDGESHIP CANDIDATES
6 LAWYERS VIE FOR DURHAM DISTRICT COURT JUDGESHIP
BAR HONORS NEW JUDGES AT RECEPTION
DURHAM COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION
SAVE LOWE'S GROVE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL GROUP TO PETITION COUNTY SCHOOL...
BOARD VOTES 4-YEAR EXTENSION FOR COBLE
BOARD VOTES TO EXTEND SUPERINTENDENT'S CONTRACT
SUPPORTERS OF LOWE'S GROVE SCHOOL HOPE TO KEEP IT OPEN
SCHOOL BOARD FACES REDISTRICTING
BALDWIN SAYS MERGER REPORTS ARE INACCURATE
SPEAK UP ON SCHOOLS
WOODCROFT PEOPLE SUBMIT PROPOSAL TO KEEP SCHOOLCHILDREN TOGETHER
SCHOOL REDISTRICTING CHANGES APPROVED
BOARD BEGINS SEARCH FOR SUPERINTENDENT
BOARD HOPES TO FILL SCHOOL POST IN JUNE
SCHOOLS' WOODCROFT PLAN DUE FINAL AIRING TONIGHT
SCHOOL DISTRICT HEARING STIRS EMOTIONS
EMOTIONS FLARE OVER SCHOOL REDISTRICTING
PAIR UP FOR FAIRNESS
WOODCROFT SCHOOL PLAN APPROVED
NEW ELEMENTARY DISTRICTS APPROVED
SCHOOL BOARD GETTING REPORT CARD ON MERGER TASK FORCE PROGRESS
PRINCIPALS, ASSISTANTS APPOINTED
SCHOOLS SPELL OUT NEED FOR MORE FUNDS
COUNTY EDUCATION BOARD SCHEDULES PUBLIC WORK SESSION
SCHOOL BOARD'S BUDGET PROPOSAL WOULD RAISE TAX
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S I T
E L Y
C -PG L P BYL
H
H
S
S
H
S
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
S
H
H
S
S
H
S
S
H
COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD SETS MEET TODAY AT GENERAL WHERE MEMBER HOSPITALIZED H
TWO SHUNNING MERGER SESSION H
fCRGER PANEL ON AGENDA TODAY H
COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD VOTES AGAINST MERGER H
SCHOOL BOARD HASTY H
COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD ISN'T TALKING STRAIGHT S
4 SESSIONS OF COUNTY'S SCHOOL BOARD QUESTIONED H
SCHOOL BOARD VIOLATES STATE OPEN MEETINGS LAW S
SCHOOL BOARD NEEDS CIVICS REFRESHER COURSE S
COUNTY SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT ON AGENDA H
ENOUGH OF THE SECRECY; SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS SHOULD OBEY LAW OR QUIT H
SCHOOLS SET CLOSED-DOOR INTERVIEWS S
COMMISSIONER BELL? MERGE SCHOOLS BY PEOPLES' VOTE ONLY H
BELL WANTS PUBLIC TO VOTE ON MERGER S
EDUCATION TEAMWORK WILL BENEFIT DURHAM S
WEAST SAYS YES TO JOB OFFER H
EAST END PURSUING NEW SCHOOL BUILDING S
TIMBER SALE TO HELP BUILD COUNTY SCHOOL S
SCHOOLS TO DISCUSS BUILDING PLANS S
BELL PUSHES SCHOOL-MERGER PLANNING S
CONFEDERATE FLAG LAWSUIT MAY SETTLE OUT OF COURT S
SCHOOL BOARD SETTLES CONFEDERATE FLAG SUIT OUT OF COURT H
COUNTY PONDERS TUITION HIKE H
REBEL FLAG SETTLEMENT CLEARS FILES S
COUNTY SCHOOLS CONSIDER TUITION JUMP FOR STUDENTS OUTSIDE DISTRICT S
SCHOOL BOARD TO ASK CHANGES IN MERGER CONSULTANT SEARCH H
HERGER PANEL MIRES SCHOOL BOARD; PANEL TO HIRE CONSULTANT S
VETERAN TEACHERS WANT PIECE OF SUPPLEMENT S
TEER CO. TO DO GRADING AT SITE OF NEW SCHOOL S
SCHOOL BOARD: PUT SUBSTITUTE ON MERGER PANEL H
SCHOOL BOARD TO COOPERATE ON FINDING MERGER CONSULTANT S
COUNTY SCHOOL PLAN MAY BOOST SALARIES S
BOARD OKS SCHOOL PROPOSAL; WEAST WANTS UPGRADE S
BOARD OKS SCHOOL PROPOSAL; COUNTY LEADERS FAVOR PLAN S
DURHAM BOARD OF EDUCATION VOTES TO USE 'ACTION PLAN' H
PRINCIPAL APPOINTED AT GITHENS H
COMMISSIONERS HEAR SCHOOL PLAN; EXTRA *1 MILLION QUESTIONED H
RIVERSIDE HIGH NAMED PICKED IN 4-1 BOARD VOTE H
BOARD DUNKS DOUBTERS, DUBS SCHOOL RIVERSIDE S
SCHOOL DEDICATED S
DURHAM SCHOOL OFFICIALS VISIT GRANVILLE LABS H
COUNTY EDUCATION BOARD BACKS CENTRALIZED HIRING H
2 1/07/1989 A 1 N B53
2 1/09/1989 A 1 N S82
2 2/11/1989 C 6 P P C45
1/06/1989 C
1/20/1989 C
1/20/1989 C
1/20/1989 C
1/28/1989 B
2/03/1989 A
2/06/1989
2/14/1989
2/28/1989
3/01/1989
3/08/1989
3/13/1989
3/14/1989
3/14/1989
3/15/1989
3/17/1989
3/17/1989
4/06/1989
4/07/1989
4/07/1989
4/12/1989
4/14/1989
5/11/1989 B
5/16/1989 A
5/18/1989
5/19/1989
5/22/1989
5/22/1989
5/26/1989
5/26/1989
5/29/1989
5/31/1989
6/02/1989
6/02/1989
6/07/1989
6/07/1989
6/08/1989
6/13/1989
6/13/1989
6/23/1989
7/19/1989
8/03/1989
8/15/1989
8/18/1989
8/18/1989
8/18/1989
8/18/1989
9/08/1989 B
9/08/1989 A
9/09/1989
9/11/1989
9/12/1989
9/12/1989
10/05/1989
10/06/1989
10/06/1989
10/06/1989
10/20/1989
10/31/1989
11/17/1989
11/17/1989
11/20/1989
11/22/1989
12/08/1989
1
1
1
1
4
1
4
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
4
1
1
1
1
1
11
1
6
1
12
1
4
4
1
1
4
2
4
1
1
1
4
1
N J40
N J40
NS92
N S92
N
N S92
E
N N36
N J40
N J40
N
N J40
N J40
N S92
E
N P38
N S92
N S92
N J40
N S92
N
N J40
N
N J40
N J40
N J40
E
E
N J40
N
E
N J40
E
N S92
N S69
N S92
E
N R63
1 M N S92
N S92
N
N S92
N S92
N C47
N C47
N S92
N S92
N C47
N S92
N S92
N S92
N S69
N H65
N E33
N E33
N H65
N C47
N C47
N C47
N C47
N Yll
P T44
N C47
N C47
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SCHOOL BOARDS OKS RIVERSIDE HIGH BIDS
DURHAM COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION, RETREATS
COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD TO MEET FOR RETREAT
DURHAM COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO ELECTION LAUS
SEE ALSO N.C. BOARD OF ELECTIONS
3 DURHAM REPUBLICANS REPORT EXPENSIVE LOST BID
CAMPAIGN COSTS 3 REPUBLICANS UNDER $32,000
ELECTIONS OFFICE PURGES NAMES OF 12,000 VOTERS
COUNTY PLAYS BUDGET 'TUG-OF-WAR'
ELECTIONS BOARD
ELECTIONS WORKERS NEEDED
CITY ELECTION CERTIFIED
STEP UP AND SIGN IN BEFORE HITTING BOOTH
GRUBB UINNER DESPITE COMPUTER GLITCH
GRUBB UINNER DESPITE COMPUTER GLITCH
GRUBB REAL WARD 1 WINNER
HIGH VOTER TURNOUT TURNS VOTE AROUND
JENKINS CITY'S 1ST BLACK MAYOR
COMPUTER TWISTS ELECTION RETURNS
HAYWIRE MACHINE COUNTED PRECINCT VOTE TOTALS TWICE
ATTORNEY COMPLAINS ABOUT VOTE SIGNATURES
DURHAM ELECTION RESULTS CERTIFIED: GRUBB WIN FINAL
ELECTIONS BOARD MEMBER QUESTIONS PRIMARY SIGN-IN POLICY PROCEDURE
VOTER SIGNATURES SLOW DOWN ELECTION PROCESS
PURGE AFFECTS DURHAM LEAST
THE VOLUNTARY VOTER SIGN-UP
DURHAM COUNTY BOARD OF HEALTH
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY HEALTH DEPT.
HEALTH BOARD AGAIN TABLES SEWAGE ISSUE
HEALTH DEPARTMENT MIGHT ASK COUNTY FOR $4.25 MILLION
MOSQUITO SPRAYING OPPOSED _
COUNTY RESIDENTS OPPOSE USING CHEMICAL SPRAY FOR MOSQUITOES
MOSQUITO SPRAYING STILL STINGS RESIDENTS
BOARD HALTS MALATHION SPRAYING
DURHAM COUNTY BOARD OF SOCIAL SERVICES
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY DEPT. OF SOCIAL SERVICES
COUNTY BOARD FAVORS BILLS ON CHILDREN
GROUP HOME FOR TROUBLED YOUTHS EYED
DURHAM COUNTY BOARD OF SOCIAL SERVICES, BUDGET
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY DEPT, OF SOCIAL SERVICES, BUDGET
SOCIAL SERVICES OKS $66 MILLION BUDGET
DURHAM COUNTY CIVIL PREPAREDNESS
SEE ALSO DURHAM EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY^ ^,
STORMY MEMORIES; SPECIAL WEEK A REMINDER OF WHAT TORNADOES CAN DO
DURHAM COUNTY CLERK'S OFFICE
SEE ALSO COURTS, DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY CLERK'S OFFICE
CARR: FEES SPAT CRAMPS CLERK'S OFFICE
DURHAM COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
SEE ALSO N.C. ASSOCIATION OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
BOARD TO GET REPORT ON DURHAM WATERSHEDS
COMMISSIONERS MULL CONTRACT QUESTION
SEWER, STREETS NAG BETKESDA RESIDENTS
OPERATION BREAKTHROUGH TURNS TO COUNTY
TAXED COUNTY MAY CHOOSE TO MISS BUS
DURHAM BUS SYSTEM ON BUMPY ROAD; RECKHOWt COUNTY BUS SYSTEM LOGICAL
COMMISSIONERS TO MULL AID TO OPERATION BREAKTHROUGH
ANTI-POVERTY PLEA GETTING SUPPORT
DURHAM CAUTIOUS ON ORDINANCE
COUNTY GIVING $70,248 TO OPERATION BREAKTHROUGH
BREAKTHROUGH RECEIVES PARTIAL COUNTY FUNDING
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C -PG L P BYL
H 2 12/13/1989 C
S 2 8/16/1989 A
1 N
7 N
2/08/1989 A
2/09/1989 A
3/16/1989 C
6/20/1989 C
7/20/1989 C
10/04/1989 A
10/13/1989 C
11/07/1989 A
11/08/1989 A
11/08/1989 A
11/08/1989 A
11/08/1989 A
11/08/1989 A
11/09/1989 A
11/09/1989 A
11/09/1989 A
11/10/1989 A
11/10/1989 A
11/11/1989 A
11/13/1989 A
11/14/1989 A
H 2 2/17/1989 C
H 2 3/17/1989 C
H 2 5/17/1989 C
S 2 5/17/1989 B
S 2 7/25/1989 A
S 2 7/26/1989 A
S 2 4/27/1989 C
S 2 9/28/1989 C
N M06
N M06
N M06
N H65
P T37
E
N
N S69
N B53
N C61
N C61
N H65
N C61
N R63
N R63
N C61
N R63
N R63
E
E
E
N A54
N A54
N C60
N H65
N H65
N H65
1 N H65
1 N H65
S 2 3/30/1989 A 1 N H65
S 2 2/11/1989 C 1 P N H70
S 2 4/08/1989 A 1 N B53
H
2
1/08/1989 C
1 N A54
H
2
1/10/1989 C
6 N A54
S
2
1/10/1989 A
1 N H65
H
2
1/12/1989 B
2 N A54
H
2
1/13/1989 A
1 N A54
S
2
1/13/1989 A
1 N H65
H
2
1/22/1989 B
5 N A54
S
2
1/23/1989 C
1 P N H65
H
2
1/24/1989 A
1 P N S69
H
2
1/24/1989 B
1 N A54
S
2
1/24/1989 A
1 N H65
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$50,000 PACT OK'D IN STEP TO ALLEVIATE FAILING SEPTIC TANKS
CITY, COUNTY STAKE TURF ON BOND ISSUE
COUNTY RIGHT TO LIMIT AID FOR BREAKTHROUGH
Cm SEEKS DUKE POWER BUS FUNDS
3 COMMISSIONERS BACK MORE TIME TO STUDY MERGER
CITY SEEKS SUPPORT TO BUY JAZZ-CENTER LAND
COMMISSIONERS TO CONSIDER SHARING JAZZ INSTITUTE COSTS
COUNTY BOARD BACKS TREYBURN TOWNHOUSE PLANS
COUNTY TO HELP CITY BUY JAZZ-CENTER LAND
TREYBURN PLAN GETS COUNTY OK
BOND EYES LOTS, DECK FOR COUNTY SPACE/COMMISSIONERS SEEKING LOWER PRICE
COUNTY POLICY URGED ON INTEREST CONFLICTS
CONSULTANT TO HELP COUNTY IMPLEMENT ORDINANCE ON CONTRACTS FOR MINORITY
WAR OVER WATERSHEDS
REQUEST FOR 4-YEAR TERMS POSTPONED BY COMMISSIONERS
MITSUBISHI PAYMENT MAY REVIVE DEBATE
HERON: SCHOOL TAX NEEDS LONG, HARD LOOK
OPERATOR OF MOTELS TO ASK COMMISSIONERS FOR RELIEF FROM TAX PENALTIES
COUNTY QUESTIONS PRIORITY OF DOWNTOWN PLAN
COMMISSIONERS ASK CITY'S DELAY ADOPTING SEWAGE TREATMENT PLAN
COUNTY ASKS CITY DELAY ON NEW SEWAGE PROPOSAL
BELL WORRIES COUNTY LEFT OUT IN CIVIC CENTER RATE-CUTS TALK
COUNTY DENIES HISTORIC RANK FOR HERNDON
COUNTY HAS LEEWAY ON DEBT, BOARD TOLD
BOND REFERENDUM POSSIBILITY ON COMMISSIONERS' AGENDA
COMMISSIONERS APPROVE NEW TAX FORECLOSURES PROCEDURE
GROWTH LIMITS EYED TO PROTECT WATERSHEDS
LAND-USE CONTROLS SAID BEST HELP FOR WATERSHEDS
PREVENTIVE APPROACH IS BEST FOR WATERSHED
HEARING SET ON PLAN TO ADD TRAILS, NATURAL AREAS
REGIONAL SOLUTIONS PROMOTED! DURHAM OFFICIALS CITE COSTLY ISSUES
COUNTY BOARD DISCUSSES BALLPARK, DOUBLE TAXATION
JOINT MUSEUM POSES QUESTIONS OF FUNDING
BARNES, MAVRETIC LISTEN TO DURHAM CONCERNS
COUNTY OKS CITY PLAN TO EASE SEWAGE WOES
DURHAM ON PATH TOWARD MORE TRAILS
COUNTY BOARD BACKS CITY'S SEWAGE PLAN
KRGER GROUP TO REQUEST MORE MONEY
COMMISSIONERS SUPPORT SPECIAL TAX DISTRICT
COUNTY OKS SOCIAL SERVICES OR JAIL SITE
COUNTY GIVES $9,600 MORE TO MERGER GROUP
LAW MAKES COUNTY PAY FOR CHILDREN'S MENTAL CARE
PSYCHIATRIC TREATMENT FOR 3 YOUTHS COST COUNTY $66,000
COUNTY BOARD OKS PURCHASE OF MAIN STREET BUILDING
SPECIAL DISTRICT WILL MAKE TAX BURDEN FAIR
MENTAL HEALTH COSTS REQUIRE STATE ACTION
COMMISSIONERS PUSH FOR DEVELOPMENT FEES
MERGER REPORT HEARING SCHEDULED FOR MAY 16
CABLE TV FIRM FOR TREYBURN GETS NOD
COUNTY EYES TRANSPORTATION, SIDEWALKS/VANS WILL BE USED TO HELP OLDER.,.
CLEMENT: PLAN FAILS TO ADDRESS NEEDS IN DEVELOPED AREAS
EXPERT SAYS NEW BALLPARK WILL LOSE MONEY
TWO SHUNNING MERGER SESSION
BELL TO NAME PANEL TO REVIEW MERGER STUDY
REPORT: SCHOOL MERGER FEELINGS MIXED
COMMISSIONERS MUST TAKE LEAD ON MERGER
2 COMMISSIONERS EXPRESS RELUCTANCE ON STADIUM (CORRECTED 5-24-89)
TREYBURN CABLEVISION GETS CABLE FRANCHISE
COUNTY SETS HEARING ON 'SERVICE DISTRICT'
LEGALITY OF 'SERVICE DISTRICT' SPLITS COUNTY TRIO
PROPERTY OWNERS PROTEST SPECIAL SERVICE DISTRICT
RESIDENTS SPEAK OUT AGAINST SPECIAL TAX FOR RECREATION PROJECTS
COMMISSIONER BELL: MERGE SCHOOLS BY PEOPLES' VOTE ONLY
BELL WANTS PUBLIC TO VOTE ON MERGER
2 BLACKS ARE NOMINATED FOR MENTAL HEALTH BOARD
HIGHT ADS SUPPORT BETTER PAY FOR SCHOOL TEACHERS
EDUCATION TEAMWORK WILL BENEFIT DURHAM
AIRLINE TO LEASE DOWNTOWN OFFICE
BOARDS STRUGGLE FOR UNITY ON SCHOOLS
BOARD ACCEPTS THREE BIDS FOR RENOVATING COURTHOUSE
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8 N A54
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1/25/1989 A
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2
1/25/1989 A
4 E
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2
2/07/1989 A
1 N H70
S
2
2/09/1989 A
1 N H65
S
2
2/10/1989 A
1 N H65
H
2
2/11/1989 C
1 N A54
H
2
2/14/1989 C
1 N A54
s
2
2/14/1989 A
1 N H65
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2
2/14/1989 B
1 N H65
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2
2/14/1989 B
1 N H65
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2
2/16/1989 A
10 N A54
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2/20/1989 A
4 E
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2/28/1989 C
1 N A54
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2
2/28/1989 A
1 N H65
S
2
3/03/1989 A
1 NH65
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2
3/12/1989 B
5 N A54
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2
3/13/1989 A
1 N H65
H
2
3/14/1989 C
1 N A54
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3/14/1989 C
1 P N H65
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3/15/1989 C
1 N A54
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2
3/16/1989 A
1 MN H65
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3/22/1989 C
1 N A54
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3/23/1989 B
5 P N A54
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3/29/1989 A
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3/29/1989 C
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1 N H65
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3/30/1989 A
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4/11/1989 A
1 P N M06
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4/11/1989 C
1 N H65
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4/11/1989 C
1 N K65
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4/12/1989 D
5 N A54
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4/21/1989 C
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1 N A54
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4/25/1989 A
1 N H65
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2
4/25/1989 C
1 P N H65
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4/26/1989 B
1 N H65
H
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4/27/1989 B
7 N A54
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2
4/27/1989 B
8 N A54
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2
4/27/1989 A
4 E
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2
5/01/1989 A
4 E
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2
5/02/1989 C
1 N A54
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5/09/1989 C
7 N R63
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2
5/09/1989 C
1 P N H65
S
2
5/10/1989 B
1 N H65
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2
5/10/1989 B
1 N H65
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2
5/12/1989 C
1 N A76
H
2
5/16/1989 A
1 P N J40
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2
5/16/1989 C
1 P N S92
S
2
5/17/1989 A
1 N S92
S
2
5/18/1989 A
4 E
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2
5/23/1989 C
1 N S69
S
2
5/23/1989 A
1 N H65
S
2
5/31/1989 B
1 P N H65
S
2
6/01/1989 C
1 P N H65
S
2
6/06/1989 A
1 N H65
H
2
6/07/1989 B
6 N
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2
6/07/1989 C
1 N S69
S
2
6/07/1989 A
1 N S92
S
2
6/07/1989 A
12 N H65
S
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6/07/1989 B
1 P N H65
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2
6/08/1989 A
4 E
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6/13/1989 A
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6/21/1989 C
1 J S69
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COUNTY OKS BIDS FOR COURTHOUSE PROJECT
BOARD TO GET REPORT ON STUDENTS
MANUFACTURED HOMES CALLED KEY TO HOUSING DILEMMA
SCHOOLS HOPE TO REDUCE DROPOUTS BY 10%
CUTTING DROPOUTS KEY, NOT PLANS TO BE USED
GE MAY OPEN RTP JET-ENGINE PLANT
MOSQUITO SPRAYING STILL STINGS RESIDENTS
BOARD HALTS MALATHION SPRAYING _
DURHAM COUNTY GOP HEAD RAPS COUNTY BOARD FOR 'WASTING MONEY'
JOINT MEETING SLATED ON THOROUGHFARE PLAN
BELL PUSHES SCHOOL-MERGER PLANNING
AMERICAN TOBACCO PROJECT ON AGENDA
LACK OF IMPACT-FEE BILL COULD MEAN HIGHER TAXES
DEVELOPER DISCUSSES DOWNTOWN DURHAM RENOVATION
JAIL-PLANNING CONTRACT GETS BOARD'S NOD
ABRAM SEEKS COUNTY FUNDS TO DEVELOP AMERICAN SITE
COUNTY COOL TO TAX PLAN
PRESERVING OPEN SPACE GOAL OF COUNTY BOARD
COMMISSIONERS RIGHTLY CAREFUL WITH HOTEL TAX
SUIT SETTLEMENT SATISFIES COUNTY OFFICIALS
COUNTY SEEKS CONSULTANT FOR SCHOOL MERGER PLAN
DURHAM IS MOVING TOWARD MERGER VOTE
SCHOOL MERGER NOT EASY
SCHOOL BOARD CHAIRMAN SAYS APRIL TOO SOON TO PREPARE MERGER PLAN
MERGER PANEL MIRES SCHOOL BOARD; PANEL TO HIRE CONSULTANT
COUNTY HIRING COMPANY TO OVERSEE CONSTWJCJION
SCHOOL BOARD TO COOPERATE ON FINDING MERGER CONSULTANT
DURHAM COUNTY CONSIDERS NEW RESTRICTIONS ON SIGNS
MINORITY FIRM TO OVERSEE COUNTY COURTHOUSE PROJECT
COMMISSIONERS CONTINUE SIGN ORDINANCE HEARING
HOTEL DEVELOPERS AWAIT APPROVAL FROM COUNTY ^^
COMMISSIONERS HEAR INTER-NEIGHBORHOOD COUNCIL URGE MERGER EVALUATION
COUNTY BOARD SEEKS LEGISLATIVE HELP ON DOUBLE TAXATION
COUNTY DISCUSSES REFERENDUM ON 'SPECIAL-PROJECTS' TAXATION
COALITION BACKS COUNTY SCHOOL MERGER STUDY
REFERENDUM NECESSARY FOR PROJECTS MEASURE
VOTER OPTION WILL HELP STRENGTHEN TAX PLAN
BOARD OKS SCHOOL PROPOSAL; COUNTY LEADERS FAVOR PLAN
RTP AGENCY SEEKS REZONING
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OK REZONING OF GE PROPERTY FOR JET ENGINE PLANT
COUNTY DELAYS LIBRARY WORK n
DECISION ON NEW STADIUM THIS MONTH URGED BY CHAMBER
COUNTY BOARD ENDORSES VOTE ON BALLPARK BONDS
CHAMBER} DELAY ON STADIUM COULD MEAN BULLS WILL LEAVE
FOR BULLS' STADIUM, IT'S A BRAND NEW BALL GAME
COUNTY TO HALVE DEVELOPER'S FINE _
DURHAM COUNTY GROUNDS CONDOM-SHAPED BALLOON
COUNTY GROUNDS TASTELESSNESS „ _„,„„„
COMMISSIONERS HEAR SCHOOL PLAN; EXTRA $1 MILLION QUESTIONED
COMMISSION HEARS OPTIONS ON LIBRARY ,
SHERIFF RECEIVES OK ONADDING 34 JAIL WORKERS
STUDY ORDERED ON LIBRARY BRANCH NEAR SOUTH SQUARE
PETTIGREW STREET COUNTY'S CHOICE AS NEW JAIL SITE
COUNTY EYES SITES FOR JAIL DOWNTOWN
COUNTY GETS NEEDY TRANSPORTATION FUNDS
COMMISSIONERS RAISE COUNTY ATTORNEY'S SALARY
COUNTY WANTS END TO DOUBLE TAXING ON JOINT PROJECTS
COUNTY TAKES ACTION ON JAIL OVERCROWDING
COMMISSIONERS HURRY ACTION ON TEMPORARY JAIL
COUNTY SETS SCHEDULE FOR PROJECTS' FUNDING
COUNTY TO REVIEW PRISON PLANS
WATERSHED LOT MINIMUMS SET AT TWO ACRES
COMMISSIONERS OK ASSESSMENT FOR BETHESDA
WATERSHED DEVELOPMENT LIMITED
DURHAM COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, BUDGET
CITY COUNCIL NEEDS STRONGER LEADERSHIP
BOARD MULLS $60 MILLION LIST OF BUILDING PROJECTS
COUNTY PLANS OMIT CITY SCHOOLS, IRK CLEMENT
RENOVATIONS TO TOP i24 MILLION
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9/06/1989 A
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9/12/1989 C
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9/12/1989 A 1
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9/26/1989 B
L N S69
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9/26/1989 B
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9/26/1989 A
L P N H65
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9/26/1989 A
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9/29/1989 A
L N H65
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2 10/02/1989 A
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2
10/06/1989 A
1 N H65
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2 10/09/1989 C
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2 10/10/1989 A
L N N36
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2 10/11/1989 B
1 N H65
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2 10/13/1989 C
2 N
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2 10/19/1989 A
t M N 569
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2 10/19/1989 C
I N E33
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2 10/20/1989 A
I N S69
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2 10/26/1989 C
4 N S69
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2 10/28/1989 A
1 N S22
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2 10/31/1989 A
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2 10/31/1989 C
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2 11/11/1989 A
I N H65
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2 11/14/1989 B
L N S69
H
2 11/15/1989 C
L N S69
H
2 11/16/1989 C
L N S69
S
2 11/17/1989 A
1 M N H65
H
2 11/28/1989 B
1 N
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2 11/28/1989 B
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2 12/04/1989 C
1 P N H65
S
2 12/05/1989 A
1 N H65
H
2 12/06/1989 C
1 P N S69
S
2 12/15/1989 C
1 P N H65
S
2 12/18/1989 C
1 N H65
H
2 12/19/1989 C
1 N S69
H
2 12/19/1989 C
1 N 569
S
2 12/19/1989 C
1 P N H65
S
2
2/01/1989 A
4 E
H
2
3/28/1989 C
1 N A54
S
2
3/28/1989 C
i P N H65
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4/13/1989 A
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COUNTY WEIGHS HAYS TO SHARE COSTS WITH CITY
COMMISSIONERS LOOK TO TRIM BUDGET PLAN
COMMISSIONERS! LEAVE SCHOOL FUNDS ALONE IN SLICING BUDGET
COMMISSIONERS SET RIGHT BUDGET PRIORITY
BOND PROPOSES COUNTY LIAISON WITH ASSEMBLY
PROPOSED COUNTY BUDGET INCLUDES HIRING A LOBBYIST
COMMISSIONERS SHOULD CHOP LIAISON POSITION
EDUCATION LEADERS ASK COMMISSIONERS FOR MORE TEACHER PAY
EDUCATION REQUESTS UP (28.9 MILLION
TEACHER PAY, BRANCH LIBRARY SUPPORTED
CITIZENS URGE MORE SCHOOL FUNDS
NON-PROFIT AGENCIES VIE FOR COUNTY FUNDS
BOND TO RECONSIDER PUBLIC HOUSING REQUEST
SERVICE AGENCIES WANT MORE MONEY
COUNTY MANAGER TOLD TO REVISE BUDGET WITH 3.6-CENT TAX INCREASE
BOND REVISING BUDGET TOWARD LOWER TAX INCREASE
COUNTY PLAYS BUDGET 'TUG-OF-WAR'
NEW SCHOOLS MAY FORCE BOND REFERENDUM VOTE
COMMISSIONERS WRESTLE TO DRAW ON SCHOOL FUNDS
BOND CUTS BUDGET) BOARD WANTS MORE
COUNTY TAX RATE TO INCREASE
SCHOOLS NEEDS DOMINATE COUNTY BUDGET STRUGGLE
COMMISSIONERS STILL DEBATING BUDGET; BOARD GRAPPLING WITH SCHOOL FUNDING
TIME RUNNING OUT FOR COUNTY TO OK BUDGET
IT'S BAD NEWS IN COUNTY: RATE UPPED BY 4.6 CENTS
COUNTY RAISING PROPERTY TAX 4.6 CENTS
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS GIVE THEMSELVES A RAISE
COUNTY HAS NEEDS WORTH $85 MILLION, PLAN SAYS
MEYERS TO BACK SCHOOL-BUILDING PLAN
COUNTY SEEKS PAY-AS-YOU-GO TIMETABLE ON CAPITAL PROJECTS
PROJECT-FUNDING PLAN APPROVED BY COUNTY
DURHAM COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. CHAIRMAN
COUNTY GOVERNMENT GROWS 'FASTER THAN WAS ... IS PLANNED'
DURHAM COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, CITY-COUNTY COMMITTEE
SEE DURHAM CrTY/COUNTY COMMITTEE
SEE DURHAM CITY/COUNTY GOVERNMENT COOPERATION
DURHAM COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. COMMITTEES
ANNOUNCEMENT
DURHAM COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, ELECTIONS
3 DURHAM REPUBLICANS REPORT EXPENSIVE LOST BID
CAMPAIGN COSTS 3 REPUBLICANS UNDER «32,000
TWO YEARS TOO LITTLE
COMMISSIONER CLEMENT WON'T SEEK RE-ELECTION
DURHAM COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, GOALS AND PLANNING
COUNTY SETS '89 GOALS AT RETREAT
COUNTY HAS LEEWAY ON DEBT, BOARD TOLD
ACHIEVEMENTS OF WORKSHOP PLEASE BOND
OPEN LETTER TO COUNCIL MEMBERS, COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
DURHAM COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, HISTORY
COUNTY GOVERNMENT GROWS 'FASTER THAN WAS
IS PLANNED'
DURHAM COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, NON-COUNTY AGENCIES
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY COUNCIL, NON-CITY AGENCIES
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C., BUDGET
COUNTY GIVING $70,248 TO OPERATION BREAKTHROUGH
BREAKTHROUGH RECEIVES PARTIAL COUNTY FUNDING
NON-PROFIT AGENCIES VIE FOR COUNTY FUNDS
BOND TO RECONSIDER PUBLIC HOUSING REQUEST
COMMUNITY AGENCIES GET BUDGET SHARE
DURHAM COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, SALARIES
THE LOW-PAID COUNTY BOARD
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS GIVE THEMSELVES A RAISE
DURHAM COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, TERMS
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5/18/1989
5/19/1989
5/19/1989
5/25/1989
5/26/1989
5/26/1989
6/08/1989
6/08/1989
6/13/1989
6/13/1989 B
6/14/1989 B
6/15/1989 A
6/16/1989 C
6/20/1989 B
6/20/1989 C
6/20/1989
6/21/1989
6/23/1989
6/23/1989
6/26/1989
6/27/1989 B
6/27/1989 A
6/28/1989 B
6/29/1989 A
6/29/1989 A
6/30/1989 C
7/25/1989 A
10/23/1989 A
10/24/1989 B
12/19/1989 C
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N S92
N S69
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P N H65
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N S69
P N H65
N H65
N S92
N S69
N H65
N H65
N 569
N H65
P N H65
N S69
N H65
P N H65
N S69
N E33
N S69
N H65
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H 2 9/06/1989 B 12 A
S 2 2/08/1989 A 1 N M06
S 2 2/09/1989 A 1 N M06
H 2 3/05/1989 D 4 E
H 2 12/13/1989 C 1 P N S69
S 2 3/21/1989 C 1 N H65
H 2 3/22/1989 C 1 N A54
H 2 3/23/1989 B 5 P N
H 2 5/07/1989 D 5 P U
S 2 4/19/1989 E 5 P F U57
1/24/1989 B
1/24/1989 A
6/14/1989 B
6/15/1989 A
7/02/1989 B
N A54
N H65
N H65
N H65
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2 6/30/1989 C
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REQUEST FOR 4-YEAR TERMS POSTPONED BY COMMISSIONERS
TWO YEARS TOO LITTLE _
STAGGERED TERMS WON'T REDUCE ACCOUNTABILITY
DURHAM COUNTY COMMITTEE FOR THE BICENTENNIAL OF THE U.S. CONSTITUTION
SEE ALSO N.C. COMMISSION ON T>€ BICENTENNIAL OF THE U.S. CONSTITUTION
SEE ALSO U.S. CONSTITUTION
PREVIEW OF MUSICAL TOMORROW
DURHAM COUNTY COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH CENTER
SEE DURHAM COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH CENTER
DURHAM COUNTY COURTHOUSE
SEE ALSO COURTS, DURHAM COUNTY
COURTHOUSE WORK TO COST MORE THAN EXPECTED H
LACK OF ACTION COSTS DURHAM BOND-BACKERS S
PUBLIC PROJECTS COSTLY H
IT NEEDS WORK H
COUNTY GOVERNMENT GROWS 'FASTER THAN WAS ... IS PLANNED' S
COURTHOUSE FACELIFT MAY BE 110.9 MILLION S
COURTHOUSE PROJECT DRAINING TAXPAYERS S
COUNTY OKS SOCIAL SERVICES OR JAIL SITE S
DURHAM REVIEWS COURTHOUSE WORK BIDS S
FIRM DISPUTES COURTHOUSE BIDS _, S
♦6.3 MILLION LOW BID FOR GENERAL CONTRACT ON OLD COURTHuUSE H
COURTHOUSE JOB FINALLY MOVING H
COURTHOUSE BIDS PUZZLING H
DURHAM COUNTY COURTHOUSE CONTRACTS NEED EXPLANATION H
BOND BACKS DURHAM FIRM FOR COURTHOUSE RENOVATION S
BOARD UD_L CONSIDER COURTHOUSE CONTRACTS H
BOARD ACCEPTS THREE BIDS FOR RENOVATING COURTHOUSE H
COUNTY OKS BIDS FOR COURTHOUSE PROJECT __ S
IMPROVE COST-PLAWING; OVERRUNS FOR COURTHOUSE, OTHER PROJECTS, TOO HIGH H
DELAYS PLAGUED 1ST DURHAM COURTHOUSE S
BOND BACKS CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT CONTRACT FOR COURTHOUSE RENOVATION S
COUNTY HIRIN6 COMPANY TO OVERSEE CONSTRUCTION H
MINORITY FIRM TO OVERSEE COUNTY COURTHOUSE PROJECT S
DURHAM COUNTY DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
SEE ALSO CONSERVATIVES
SEE ALSO LIBERALS
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY
REID ELECTED CHAIRMAN DURING COUNTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY CONVENTION H
CLARIFICATION H
DURHAM COUNTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
SEE ALSO DURHAM VOTERS' ALLIANCE
SEE ALSO ELECTIONS, DURHAM
COUNTY DEMOCRATS CONVENE (CORRECTION PRINTED 4-23-89)
REID ELECTED CHAIRMAN DURING COUNTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY CONVENTION
BOTH PARTIES SEE POTENTIAL GAINS IN LIMITED RUNOFFS
DEMOCRATS, PUBLIC FIRE AUAY AT COUNCIL CANDIDATES
PURGE AFFECTS DURHAM LEAST
DURHAM COUNTY DEFT. OF EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT
CITY AGENCIES BRACE FOR AN ENCOUNTER WITH HUGO
DURHAM COUNTY DEFT. OF MENTAL HEALTH
SEE DURHAM COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH CENTER
DURHAM COUNTY DEPT. OF PUBLIC WELFARE
SEE DURHAM COUNTY DEPT. OF SOCIAL SERVICES
DURHAM COUNTY DEPT. OF SOCIAL SERVICES
SEE ALSO AID TO FAMILIES UITH DEPENDENT CHILDREN
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY BOARD OF SOCIAL SERVICES
SEE ALSO DURHAM EMERGENCY ENERGY COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO FRIENDS OF BLACK CHILDREN
SEE ALSO SHARE YOUR CHRISTMAS
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1/11/1989
1/14/1989
1/15/1989
2/08/1989
4/19/1939
4/20/1989
4/22/1989
4/25/1939
6/05/1989
6/06/1989
6/07/1989
6/12/1989
6/19/1989
6/19/1989
7/07/1989
7/09/1989 B
7/11/1989 B
7/11/1989 C
7/15/1989
8/07/1989
9/09/1989
9/12/1989
9/12/1989
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N S69
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4/23/1989 B 7
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SEE ALSO SOCIAL SERVICES, N,C.
COMMUNITY SHOWS ITS HEART H
CHILD PROTECTION WOE PROMPTS SOCIAL SERVICES TO ENGAGE CONSULTANTS H
MANY LEAVE PUBLIC ASSISTANCE, BUT DON'T LEAVE POVERTY RANKS/OTHER DURHAM H
AREA FOSTER CHILDREN HAVE NO PLACE TO GO H
DURHAM SHORTAGE OF WHITE FOSTER HOMES 'CRITICAL' H
MORE FOSTER PARENTS SOUGHT H
$11.8 MILLION SOUGHT TO HANDLE INCREASING CHILD ABUSE CASES H
BOND EYES LOTS, DECK FOR COUNTY SPACE/COMMISSIONERS SEEKING LOWER PRICE S
SOCIAL SERVICES, JUDGE LABARRE SQUARE OFF TODAY H
JUDGE REFUSES SOCIAL SERVICES REQUEST THAT HE REMOVE HIMSELF FROM.,. H
JUDGE REJECTS ACCUSATIONS HE IS BIASED AGAINST COUNTY AGENCY S
CHILD-ABUSE REPORTS RISE S
SOCIAL SERVICES' SCHOOL FOR DAY-CARE OPERATORS HAS NINE STUDENTS H
CHILD-ABUSE PROBLEM NEEDS RENEWED FOCUS S
WAY CLEARED FOR JURY TRIAL IN CHILD-NEGLIGENCE LAWSUIT H
DURHAM COUNTY JUDGES TRADE JABS OVER REQUEST FOR SPECIAL GRAND JURY H
JUDICIAL TIFF DOESN'T SERVE DURHAM WELL S
LABARRE'S COLLEAGUES AMBIVALENT ON PROBE OF SOCIAL SERVICES H
16 LAWYERS BACK GRAND JURY PROBE OF SOCIAL SERVICES H
DURHAM ELDER ABUSE JUMPS 20% SINCE '85 S
JUDGE ASKS SBI TO PROBE DURHAM SOCIAL SERVICES S
SBI, NOT SPECIAL GRAND JURY, TO PROBE CHILD-ABUSE CHARGES H
HUDGINS WELCOMES CHILD-ABUSE PROBE S
COUNTY OKS SOCIAL SERVICES OR JAIL SITE S
JUDGES WISELY SETTLE SPAT OVER ABUSE. CASES S
COUNTY BOARD OKS PURCHASE OF MAIN STREET BUILDING H
SOCIAL SERVICES BOARD SUPPORTS CHILDREN'S BILLS H
COUNTY, STATE TUSSLE ON MENTAL HEALTH LAW S
CHILD ABUSE REACTION PROBLEMS NOT UNIQUE TO COUNTY — REPORT H
COUNTY TO REVAMP CHILD-PROTECTION SERVICES S
CULTURAL DIFFERENCES EXCUSE CHALLENGED IN CHILD NEGLECT RETORTING H
COUNSELOR TRIES TO STEER YOUTHS AWAY FROM TROUBLE S
CULTURAL BIAS PHONY ISSUE IN CHILD-ABUSE REPORTING H
OFFICIALS CITE NEED FOR MORE TEEN SHELTERS S
SOCIAL WORKERS 'TARRED AND FEATHERED,' DEFENSE LAWYER CLAIMS H
SOCIAL SERVICES DIRECTOR DENIED CHANGE-OF-VENUE REQUEST IN LAWSUIT TRIAL H
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DURHAM JUDGE WANTS TRIAL TO PROCEED AS SCHEDULED
TRIAL TO BEGIN IN CHILD-WELFARE NEGLIGENCE SUIT
SUIT AGAINST SOCIAL SERVICES OFFICIALS GOES BEHIND DOORS
SUIT AGAINST SOCIAL SERVICES REPORTEDLY REACHES SETTLEMENT
LAWYERS IN NEGLIGENCE SUIT WILL RETURN TO COURT
COUNTY SETTLES IN CHILD ABUSE CASE
ABUSED CHILD SUIT SETTLEMENT: M00.000 OVER NEXT 26 YEARS
ANNUITY EASES STING OF LAWSUIT SETTLEMENT
SUIT SETTLEMENT SATISFIES COUNTY OFFICIALS
12-YEAR-OLD RECIPIENT OF LAWSUIT 'DOING PRETTY GOOD' IN IOWA
PROGRAM HELPS MOTHERS BECOME DAY-CARE OPERATORS
GUILT CHISELED IN STONE?
COUNTY SEEKS FAMILIES TO ADOPT BLACK YOUTHS
DEPARTMENT REVAMPING CHILD-ABUSE UNIT
NEW PROGRAM AIMS SKILLS AT PEOPLE IN POVERTY
FUNDS TO AID FAMILIES NEEDING ELECTRICITY
STATE LAUDS COUNTY EFFORT ON CULTURES
DURHAM COUNTY KEPT. OF SOCIAL SERVICES, BUDGET
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY BOARD OF SOCIAL SERVICES, BUDGET
SOCIAL SERVICES OKS $66 MILLION BUDGET
COUNTY PLAYS BUDGET 'TUG-OF-WAR'
DURHAM COUNTY DEPT. OF SOCIAL SERVICES, EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE FUND
INCOME FORMULA THE RUB IN FAMILY LOSING RESIDENCE
DURHAM COUNTY DEPT. OF SOCIAL SERVICES, EMPLOYEES
CHILD-ABUSE CASES NEED MORE WORKERS
DURHAM COUNTY EDUCATION PROGRAM
SEE DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, COMMUNITY EDUCATION PROGRAM
1/04/1989
1/26/1989
1/30/1989
2/05/1989
2/06/1989
2/10/1989
2/11/1989 B
2/14/1989 B
2/27/1989 A
2/28/1989 A
2/28/1989 C
3/13/1989 A
3/17/1989 C
3/18/1989 A
3/20/1989 B
3/28/1989 A
3/29/1989 A
4/04/1989 C
4/07/1989 A
4/20/1989 A
4/21/1989 A
4/22/1989 C
4/22/1989 A
4/25/1989 A
4/26/1989 A
4/27/1989 B
4/27/1989 C
5/01/1989 A
6/13/1989 C
6/13/1989 A
6/15/1989
7/04/1989
7/05/1989
7/20/1989
7/21/1989
7/25/1989 B
7/25/1989 C
8/28/1989 B
8/29/1989 C
8/30/1989 C
8/30/1989 B
8/31/1989 A
9/01/1989 C
9/01/1989 C
9/02/1989 C
9/04/1989 B
9/13/1989 B
9/18/1989 A
9/19/1989 C
10/03/1989 C
10/18/1989 B
11/04/1989 A
12/02/1989 B
2 3/30/1989 A
2 6/20/1989 C
2 9/01/1989 C
2 12/01/1989 A
4 L
1 N A54
1 C Q Zll
1 P N P38
1 P N 882
E
N
N H65
N S82
N S82
N B53
N M06
N A54
E
N S82
N S82
E
N S82
N S82
N H65
N B53
N S82
N B53
N H65
E
N A54
N A54
N H65
N C60
N H65
N C60
N H65
L
N H65
N S82
N S82
N B53
N S82
N
N
N B53
N B53
N S82
N B53
N H65
N S82
N H65
L
N H65
N H65
N HAS
N H63
N H65
1 N H65
1 N H65
1 N H65
1 N H65
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SEE DURHAM COUNTY CIVIL PREPAREDNESS
DURHAM COUNTY EXTENSION OFFICE
SEE DURHAM COUNTY AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION OFFICE
DURHAM COUNTY FAIR
SEE ALSO COUNTY FAIRS
COUNTY FAIR SET TO ROLL
FAIR SQUEEZE
FAIR NEARS END
DURHAM COUNTY FIRE MARSHAL
SEE ALSO DURHAM FIRE DEPT.
FIRE MARSHAL TO ENFORCE MAXIMUM OCCUPANCY IN CROWDED COURTROOMS
DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY HOSPITAL CORP.
SEE ALSO FOUNDATION FOR BETTER HEALTH OF DURHAM
FORUM HELPS PUBLIC FIGHT AIDS
HOSPITAL SPACE TIGHT FOR MENTALLY ILL CHILDREN
WATTS HOSPITAL IS SITE FOR MATH SCHOOL
DUKE HOSPITAL SECURITY ABOVE AVERAGE, CONSULTANT TESTIFIES
152 HOSPITALS' MEDICAL PROCEDURES, CHARGES COMPARED
NEW LITHOTRIPTER SET AT GENERAL
DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL ASKS TO ADD 4 NEW FLOORS (CORRECTED 9-14-89)
HOSPITAL PROVIDING OBSTETRICAL CARE TO PATIENTS OF LINCOLN HEALTH CENTER H
CORRECTION
FDA PROBE OF GENERIC DRUGS HASN'T AFFECTED PHARMACIES AT COUNTY, DUKE
♦1.89 MILLION IMAGING MACHINE GOING ON LINE AT COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL
BREATHING EASIER/HOSPITAL OPENS NEW LAB TO STUDY SLEEP DISORDER
HOSPITAL AIDS THREAT SPURS HIRING OF EXPERT
DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL, ABORTIONS
SEE ALSO ABORTION
SEE ALSO ABORTION, N.C.
SEE ALSO ABORTION CLINICS
ABORTION LAW WOULD CUT 30 A YEAR AT DUKE
DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL, ACCREDITATIONS
GROUP CERTIFIES HOSPITAL'S BREAST X-RAY SCREENINGS
DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL, BOARD OF TRUSTEES
SEE DURHAM COUNTY HOSPITAL CORP. BOARD OF TRUSTEES
DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL, CANDYSTRIPERS
SEE ALSO VOLUNTEERS, DURHAM
CANDY STRIPER SPECTACULAR
DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL, CHARITY PATIENTS
SEE ALSO CHffllTIES
SEE ALSO DUKE HOSPITAL, CHARITY PATIENTS
DUKE WANTS INDIGENT BIRTH COSTS SPLIT WITH COUNTY
HOSPITALS SHOULD SHARE LOAD
HOSPITAL SPOKESMAN: EXTRA MATERNITY CASES MAY BRING RATE INCREASES
HOSPITALS TO DISCUSS DELIVERIES, FINANCES
DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL, CONSTRUCTION
SEE ALSO BUILDING CONTRACTORS
GROWING POPULATION MAY FORCE HOSPITAL EXPANSION
DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL, EMPLOYEES
SEE DURHAM COUNTY HOSPITAL CORP., EMPLOYEES
DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL, FIRES
SEE ALSO FIRES, DURHAM
MATTRESS FIRE SPREADS SMOKE DAMAGE AT DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL
CIGARETTE ON MATTRESS CAUSED HOSPITAL BLAZE
ARSON SUSPECTED IN FIRE AT COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL
POLICE LOG/POLICE BEER "STING" SNARES 27 STORE CLERKS
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2 8/31/1989 A
2 9/06/1989 B
2 9/09/1989 C
6 P F G59
1 P P S73
1 P P S73
H 2 12/03/1989 B 1 P N S82
4/20/1989 A
5/27/1989 C
6/12/1989 A
6/20/1989 B
6/30/1989 C
7/14/1989 C
9/13/1989 A
9/14/1989 C
9/14/1989 A
11/05/1989 B
11/11/1989 C
11/11/1989 C
11/13/1989 B
F S27
N H65
F H65
N 582
N C60
N C60
N C61
N C60
N
N C60
N C60
N H65
N C60
H 2 7/10/1989 A 1 N C60
S 2 8/04/1989 C 1 N H65
S 2 8/26/1989 A 5 P P T37
H 2 5/14/1989 A 1 N C60
H 2 5/17/1989 A 4 E
H 2 5/18/1989 C 1 N C60
H 2 6/16/1989 C 1 N C60
S 2 9/14/1989 A 1 P N H65
H
2 10/31/1989 A
1 N M51
S
2 10/31/1989 C
1 P N B53
H
2 11/09/1989 C
1 N C60
H
2 11/11/1989 C
1 N M51
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SEE ALSO CARDIAC CATHETERIZATION
SEE ALSO HEART SURGERY
COUNTY GENERAL'S OPEN HEART SURGERY PROGRAM SET
FIRST CORONARY BYPASS PERFORMED AT HOSPITAL
DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL, OBSTETRIC UNIT
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL, WELCOME BABY PROGRAM
SEE ALSO OBSTETRICS AND GYNECOLOGY
HOSPITALS TO DISCUSS DELIVERIES, FINANCES
DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL, RATES
SEE ALSO DUKE HOSPITAL, RATES
COUNTY HOSPITAL TO UP RATES
HEALTH COSTS: SHOP AROUND
DUKE HOSPITAL ROOM RATE TO HIT $335 PER DAY
DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL, SMOKING REGULATIONS
SEE ALSO TOBACCO, ANTI-SMOKING CAMPAIGN
HOSPITAL MOVING TOWARD STRICTER SMOKING RULES
COUNTY GENERAL JOINING SMOKELESS RANKS
HOSPITAL WILL GO SMOKE-FREE
DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL, WATTS NURSING SCHOOL
SEE ALSO NURSING SCHOOLS, N.C.
TURNAROUND HAS WATTS NURSING SCHOOL SWAMPED WITH APPLICANTS
DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL, WELCOME BABY PROGRAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL, OBSTETRIC UNIT
SEE ALSO INFANTS
SEE ALSO VOLUNTEERS, DURHAM
PARENTS CAN SHARE EXPERIENCES IN GROUP
DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL AUXILIARY
VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR
FASHION LUNCHEON PREVIEW
FASHION SHOW FEATURES DAZZLING DISPLAY
AFTER A FASHION
DURHAM COUNTY GRAND JURY
SEE ALSO JURY DUTY
3 YOUTHS INDICTED IN DEATH OF STUDENT
JURY RETURNS INDICTMENTS FOR MURDER, MANSLAUGHTER
BAIL BONDSMAN INDICTED FOR OBSTRUCTING JUSTICE
GRAND JURY INDICTS 5
JURY INDICTS MAN IN SHOOTING DEATH
2 MEN INDICTED FOR MURDER
INDECENT-LIBERTY INDICTMENTS ISSUED BY DURHAM GRAND JURY
51 NEW INDICTMENTS GIVE MAN 330
GRAND JURY REPORTED LOOKING INTO DRUG TRAFFIC
ACREY NAMED IN GRAND JURY'S 14 INDICTMENTS
DURHAM COUNTY HEALTH DEPT.
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY BOARD OF HEALTH
HEALTH OFFICIALS CRITICIZE SPRAY SEWAGE SYSTEMS
DURHAM UNTOUCHED BY RASH OF MEASLES
RED MEASLES OUTBREAK CLOSING IN ON DURHAM
HEALTH OFFICIALS BRACE FOR MEASLES TO HIT
DAY HOSPITAL INSPECTION MANDATED BUT STATE INSPECTING AGENCY IS NOT
HEALTH DEPARTMENT GIRDS FOR BATTLE IN SEASONAL MOSQUITO WAR
NOTICE OF MOSQUITO SPRAYINGS TO BE GIVEN
NEW SPRAYING POLICY SHOULD EASE CONCERNS
HEALTH DEPARTMENT TOUR HIGHLIGHTS MOSQUITO, RAT HABITATS
MOSQUITO WAR NEEDS PEOPLE, NOT CHEMICALS
COUNTY CAN'T INSPECT 110 SWIM POOLS
SWIM POOL INSPECTOR HIRED, STARTS MONDAY
DURHAM AMONG 6 COUNTIES RECEIVING FEDERAL FUNDS TO FIGHT INFANT...
MOSQUITO SPRAYING SCHEDULED
AIDS EDUCATION HELPED BY $35,000 GRANT
PLAIN LANGUAGE NEEDED
SOME RESIDENTS OUT FOR BLOOD ON MOSQUITO SPRAYING
H 2 4/12/1989 C 1 P N C60
H 2 4/15/1989 C 1 N
H 2 6/14/1989 C 1 N C60
H 2 4/13/1989 A
H 2 4/18/1989 A
H 2 5/17/1989 C
1 C N C60
4 E
3 C N
H 2 8/05/1989 B 1 N C60
H 2 11/09/1989 C 1 N C60
S 2 11/09/1989 C 1 N H65
H 2 10/14/1989 C 1 N C60
S 2 3/07/1989 B 1 P F S27
S
2
4/21/1989 B
1 P P T37
S
2 10/14/1989 A
5 P P T37
S
2 11/17/1989 A
8 P N S27
H
2 11/21/1989 A
6 P U W15
S
2
1/10/1989 C
1
N B53
H
2
2/21/1989 B
12
N S82
H
2
4/04/1989 C
1
N S82
S
2
4/04/1989 A
1
N B53
S
2
5/03/1989 A
1
N B53
H
2
7/26/1989 C
2
N
H
2
8/22/1989 B
1
N S82
H
2
9/19/1989 B
1
N S82
H
2 10/05/1989 C
1
N S82
H
2 12/12/1989 C
1
N S82
H
2
1/06/1989 A
1
N A54
S
2
1/07/1989 C
1
N M06
H
2
1/21/1989 A
1
N C60
S
2
1/26/1989 C
1
N H65
H
2
2/05/1989 B
1
N A54
H
2
3/06/1989 C
1
N A54
S
2
3/31/1989 A
1
N H65
S
2
4/03/1989 A
4
E
H
2
4/12/1989 C
1
N A54
H
2
6/04/1989 B
1
N C60
H
2
6/08/1989 C
1 P N C60
H
2
6/10/1989 C
1
N C60
H
2
6/18/1989 B
1
N C60
H
2
7/19/1989 C
1
N C60
H
2
7/20/1989 C
1
N C60
S
2
7/20/1989 A
4
E
H
2
7/21/1989 C
1
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HALATHION SPRAYING FOR MOSQUITOES SUSPENDED IN CITY
BOARD HALTS MALATHION SPRAYING
KITCHEN SET UP TO DEMONSTRATE COOKING FOR ENJOYMENT AND HEALTH
INFLUENZA BUG READY TO BITE
TB INCREASES 80 PERCENT IN DURHAM
DURHAM HEALTH DEFT. TO OFFER KITS FOR STERILIZING NEEDLES
HEALTH OFFICE WANTS DRUG USERS TO BLEACH NEEDLES CLEAN
CLEANING UP THE NEEDLES
MORE VACCINATIONS EXPECTED IN DURHAM
COMMISSIONERS APPROVE SPRAYING IF PESTICIDE MALATHION NOT USED
DURHAM COUNTY HEALTH DEPT., BUDGET
HEALTH DEPARTMENT MIGHT ASK COUNTY FOR $4.25 MILLION
DURHAM COUNTY HISTORIC PROPERTIES COMMISSION
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, HISTORIC HOMES AND BUILDINGS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C, HISTORIC SITES
SEE ALSO DURHAM HISTORIC DISTRICT COMMISSION (CITY)
MASSEY'S CHAPEL TABBED AS A COUNTY HISTORIC SITE
DURHAM COUNTY HOSPITAL CORP.
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL
$7.59 MILLION BUDGET OK'D FOR LINCOLN HEALTH CENTER
HOSPITAL TRIES SCHOLARSHIPS TO LURE WORKERS
SCHOJKSHIP-FOR-yORK PROGRAM IS GOOD IDEA
COUNTY HOSPITAL OFFICIALS SAY DUKE HASN'T GIVEN NOTICE ON DELIVERIES
DURHAM COUNTY HOSPITAL CORP.. EMPLOYEES
HOSPITAL WORKERS GET MEASLES SHOTS
HOSPITAL TRIES SCHOLARSHIPS TO LURE WORKERS
SCHOLARSHIP-FQR-WORK PROGRAM IS GOOD IDEA
CONSULTANT TO STUDY DISEASES IN HOSPITAL
COUNTY GENERAL EMPLOYEES LEARNING TUBE TECHNIQUES
DURHAM COUNTY HOSPITAL CORP. BOARD OF TRUSTEES
COUNTY HOSPITAL TO UP RATES
VICE PRESIDENT SLOT APPROVED BY COUNTY HOSPITAL CORP. BOARD
HOSPITAL PROVIDING OBSTETRICAL CARE TO PATIENTS OF LINCOLN HEALTH CENTER
DURHAM COUNTY JAIL
SEE ALSO DURHAM PRISON AND JAIL PROJECT
SEE ALSO PRISONERS, DURHAM
TWO IN JAIL FACE CHARGES OF SETTING 3RD INMATE ON FIRE
COUNTY BOARD OKS PURCHASE OF MAIN STREET BUILDING
SUIT SAYS JAIL INMATES FACE LIFE-THREATENING CONDITIONS
study: drug, mental PROBLEMS RfWANT IN JAIL
JAIL INMATES NEED HELP
NEW JAIL FOR DURHAM SHOULD BE TOP PRIORITY
COUNTY ANSWERS JAIL SUIT, DENIES INMATES* ALLEGATIONS
DURHAM COUNTY JAIL, BUDGET
COUNTY WEIGHING OPTIONS FOR NEW JAIL
DURHAM COUNTY JAIL, CONSTRUCTION
BOND EYES LOTS, DECK FOR COUNTY SPACE/COMMISSIONERS SEEKING LOWER PRICE
COUNTY OKS SOCIAL SERVICES OR JAIL SITE
NEW JAIL FOR DURHAM SHOULD BE TOP PRIORITY
COUNTY WEIGHING OPTIONS FOR NEW JAIL
JAIL-PLANNING CONTRACT GETS BOARD'S NOD
COUNTY GIVES JAIL REPORT ON SPACE IMPROVEMENTS
PETTIGREW STREET COUNTY'S CHOICE AS NEW JAIL SITE
CLEMENT CRITICIZES NEW COUNTY JAIL SITE
COUNTY'S NEW JAIL SITE CHOICE SHOCKS CITY COUNCIL'S CLEMENT
COUNTY EYES SITES FOR JAIL DOWNTOWN
MUST IT COST $40 MILLION?
NEW JAIL WILL BE MOST COSTLY PUBLIC BUILDING
COUNTY TAKES ACTION ON JAIL OVERCROWDING
COMMISSIONERS HURRY ACTION ON TEMPORARY JAIL
A TRENDY-LOOKING JAIL
DURHAM COUNTY JAIL, DRUGS
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2 7/26/1989 A
N H65
H
2 8/28/1989 B
I P N C60
S
2 9/30/1989 C
N H65
H
2 11/03/1989 C
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H
2 12/08/1989 A
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2 12/08/1989 C
1 N H65
H
2 12/15/1989 A '
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2 12/16/1989 A 1
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2 12/20/1989 C 1
1 N S69
H 2 3/17/1989 C 1 N A54
S 2 10/11/1989 B 1 N H65
H
2
2/09/1989 C
1
N C60
S
2
5/05/1989 C
1
N H65
S
2
5/08/1989 A
4
E
H
2
6/15/1989 C
3
N C60
S
2
2/01/1989 C
1
N H65
S
2
5/05/1989 C
1
N H65
S
2
5/08/1989 A
4
E
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2 11/13/1989 A
7
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H
2 12/31/1989 B
3
N C60
H
2
4/13/1989 A
1
C N C60
H
2
7/14/1989 C
3
N C60
H
2
9/14/1989 C
2
N C60
H
2
3/23/1989 C
6
N
H
2
4/27/1989 B
8
N A54
H
2
6/09/1989 C
1
N S32
H
2
6/12/1989 C
1
N C60
H
2
6/15/1989 A
4
E
S
2
6/28/1989 A
4
E
S
2
7/19/1989 B
1
N B53
s
2
7/06/1989 C
1 P N H65
s
2
2/14/1989 B
1
N H65
S
2
4/25/1989 A
1
N H65
s
2
6/28/1989 A
4
E
s
2
7/06/1989 C
1 1
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H
2
8/15/1989 B
1
N
s
2
10/06/1989 A
1
N B53
H
2
11/16/1989 C
1
N S69
s
2
11/16/1989 A
1
N Yll
H
2
11/17/1989 C
1
N
S
2
11/17/1989 A
1 M N H65
H
2 11/21/1989 A
4
E
H
2
12/04/1989 C
1
N S82
S
2
12/05/1989 A
1
N H65
H
2 12/06/1989 C
1 P N S69
H
2 12/10/1989 D
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STUDY} DRUG, MENTAL PROBLEMS RAMPANT IN JAIL
DURHAM COUNTY JAIL, EMPLOYEES '
SHERIFF RECEIVES OK ONADDING 34 JAIL WORKERS
DURHAM COUNTY JAIL, ESCAPES
SEE ALSO PRISONER ESCAPES, DURHAM
POLICE RECAPTURE FRIDAY ESCAPEE
MAN CHARGED WITH ESCAPE AFTER CHASE
2 INMATES SLIDE FROM DURHAM COUNTY JAIL _
'BODY LICE' RUSE HELPED INMATES FLEE JAIL— SHERIFF
STORE ROBBEDi CLERK IDENTIFIES JAIL ESCAPEE
OFFICERS NAB HASKINS AFTER ABC ROBBERY „ , M
SHERIFF LEARY PLANNING CHANGES IN COUNTY JAIL/ESCAPE PROMPTS CALL FOR.
ESCAPEE SURROUNDED, TEAR GASSED, ARRESTED AT MOTEL IN DURHAM
ESCAPEE FROM DURHAM COUNTY JAIL, WIFE ARRESTED IN OHIO
AFTER THREE ROBBERIES.ABC CLERK SAYS THE NIGHT BRINGS TENSION NOW
PARHAM ESCAPE NETS WIFE 3-YEAR TERM „ „
POLICE LOG/TWO CHARGED WITH ARMED ROBBERY OF STORE CLERK
DURHAM COUNTY JAIL, OVERCROWDING
NEW JAIL FOR DURHAM SHOULD BE TOP PRIORITY
HEARING WEDNESDAY ON LAWSUIT AGAINST COUNTY JAIL
JAIL LAWSUIT TO BE HEARD WEDNESDAY
BOTH SIDES REACH AGREEMENT ON SOME ISSUES IN JAIL LAWSUIT
FATHER VOWS TO 'CLEAN UP' JAIL AFTER SON'S ALLEGED ASSAULT
DURHAM COUNTY JAIL SUIT SETTLED
PROGRESS ON JAIL OVERSTATED. SAYS COUNTY OFFICIAL
CONSENT ORDER SETS JAIL-CAPACITY 'TARGETS'
COUNTY ANSWERS JAIL SUIT, DENIES INMATES' ALLEGATIONS
JAIL OVERCROWDING SPURS HUNT FOR REMEDY
JAIL IMPROVEMENTS MAKE FACILITY SAFER
COUNTY GIVES JAIL REPORT ON SPACE IMPROVEMENTS
LAWYER BLASTS COUNTY DELAY ON SHORT-TERM JAIL-SPACE PLAN
COUNTY TAKES ACTION ON JAIL OVERCROWDING
COMMISSIONERS HURRY ACTION ON TEMPORARY JAIL
DURHAM COUNTY JAIL, POPULATION _
WEEKEND ARRESTS PUSH JAIL TO HIGHEST CAPACITY
COUNTY JAIL POPULATION WENT OVER CAPACITY
DURHAM COUNTY JAIL, SECURITY
SHERIFF REPORTS PROGRESS MADE IN JAIL SECURITY
DURHAM JAIL IMPROVES SAFETY
JAIL IMPROVEMENTS MAKE FACILITY SAFER
DURHAM COUNTY JAIL, SEXUAL ASSAULTS
SEE ALSO SEXUAL ASSAULTS
MALE INMATE, 19. IN COUNTY JAIL SEXUALLY ATTACKED
FATHER VOWS TO 'CLEAN UP' JAIL AFTER SON'S ALLEGED ASSAULT
ESCAPEE BARGAINS POTENTIAL 82-YEAR SENTENCE DOWN TO 10
DURHAM COUNTY JAIL, TELEPHONES
COUNTY JAIL'S FREE TELEPHONE SYSTEM GETS MIXED SIGNALS FROM COMMUNITY
PRISONER PHONE SYSTEM IMPROVEMENT FOR JAIL
DURHAM COUNTY JAIL, WEEKEND SENTENCES
WEEKEND ARRESTS PUSH JAIL TO HIGHEST CAPACITY
DURHAM COUNTY LANDFILL
SEE ALSO DUMPING
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY LANDFILL
SEE ALSO LANDFILLS, N.C.
DURHAM SANITATION UP TO ITS fECK IN TRASH
DURHAM COUNTY LITERACY COUNCIL
SEE ALSO DURHAM LITERACY COUNCIL
SEE ALSO ILLITERACY
TEER CO., LITERACY COUNCIL TO HELP WORKERS IMPROVE READING, WRITING
TEER CO. HELPS BREAK NEW LITERACY GROUND
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1
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H
2 11/14/1989 B
1
N S69
H
2 1/02/1989 B
6
N
H
2 2/14/1989 C
4
N
H
2 5/07/1989 A
2
N M51
H
2 5/08/1989 B
1
N M51
H
2 5/10/1989 C
1
N M51
S
2 5/10/1989 A
1 P N B53
H
2 5/11/1989 A
1
N M51
H
2 5/11/1989 A
1 P N M51
H
2 5/15/1989 B
1
N
H
2 5/18/1989 C
1 P N M51
H
2 8/31/1989 B
3
N S82
H
2 9/20/1989 C
2
N M51
S
2 6/28/1989 A
4
E
S
2 7/03/1989 C
1
N B53
H
2 7/04/1989 C
3
N
S
2 7/05/1989 A
1 P N B53
S
2 7/05/1989 B
1
N B53
H
2 7/06/1989 A
1
N S82
H
2 7/06/1989 C
1
N S69
S
2 7/06/1989 C
1
NB53
S
2 7/19/1989 B
1
N B53
S
2 8/30/1989 A
1
N H65
S
2 8/31/1989 A
4
E
S
2 10/06/1989 A
1
N B53
S
2 10/26/1989 C
1 P N B53
S
2 12/05/1989 A
1
N H65
H
2 12/06/1989 C
1 P N S69
S
2 10/24/1989 A
1
N B53
H
2 10/25/1989 D
9
N
H
2 8/21/1989 B
1
N M51
S
2 8/28/1989 A
1
N B53
S
2 8/31/1989 A
4
E
H
2 2/20/1989 B
1
N M51
S
2 7/05/1989 B
1
N B53
H
2 7/20/1989 C
1
N 882
H
2 11/12/1989 A
1
N S82
S
2 11/14/1989 A
4
E
S 2 10/24/1989 A 1 N B53
H 2 6/22/1989 A 1 M N Bll
2 1/19/1989 A
2 1/21/1989 A
12 P N C47
4 E
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12/31/1989
BY SUBJECTS
LITERACY COUNCIL ELECTS OFFICERS; PLANS EXPANSION
PROGRAM TO TEACH ADULTS TO READ, SO THEY CAN TELL STORIES TO CHILDREN
10 NELLO TEER EMPLOYEES COMPLETE 10-UEEK LITERACY COUNCIL PROGRAM
LITERACY PROGRAMS IMPROVE QUALITY OF LIFE
LITERACY COUNCIL HELPS PEOPLE LEARN TO READ
LITERACY PROGRAM BENEFITS MOTHERS, CHILDREN
DURHAM COUNTY MAGISTRATE'S OFFICE
POLICE LOG/MICROWAVE STOLEN DURING MEAL
DURHAM COUNTY MANAGER'S OFFICE
DURHAM TO CELEBRATE COUNTY GOVERNMENT WEEK
DURHAM COUNTY MANAGER'S OFFICE, SALARY
BOND GETS SX RAISE
BOND 3RD HIGHEST-PAD) COUNTY MANAGER IN STATE
DURHAM COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH BOARD
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH CENTER
SEE ALSO MENTAL HEALTH
AWARD WINERS
NEW OFFICERS
DICKENS' CARING AND SERVICE WILL BE REMEMBERED WITH LOVE
MENTAL-WEALTH ORGANIZATION CHECKS COMMUNITY NEEDS
MENTAL HEALTH GROUP STUDYING SERVICE NEEDS
DURHAM COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH BOARD
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH CENTER
SEE ALSO MENTAL HEALTH
INTERIM DIRECTOR OF MENTAL HEALTH CENTER SUGGESTS CHANGES
MENTAL HEALTH BOARD PLAN RAISES DOUBTS
MENTAL HEALTH BOARD ELECTS CHAIRMAN
HOSPITAL SPACE TIGHT FOR MENTALLY ILL CHILDREN
2 BLACKS ARE NOMINATED FOR MENTAL HEALTH BOARD
MENTAL HEALTH BOARD MEMBERS MEET ASHBY
GROUP HOME PROPOSED FOR BOYS
MENTAL-HEALTH GROUP, CHIEF SET GOALS
MENTAL-HEALTH OFFICIALS VOW QUALITY CARE
COUNTY REVIEWS MENTAL HEALTH
DURHAM COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH CENTER
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH BOARD
SEE ALSO LINCOLN COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER
SEE ALSO MENTAL HEALTH
SEE ALSO MENTAL HEALTH CENTERS, N.C.
INTERIM DIRECTOR OF MENTAL HEALTH CENTER SUGGESTS CHANGES
PLANS FOR MENTAL HEALTH CENTER DRAW SUPPORT
DAY HOSPITAL INSPECTION MANDATED BUT STATE INSPECTING AGENCY IS NOT
MENTAL HEALTH PLAN WOULD FOCUS ON SEVERE PROBLEMS (CORRECTED 2-24-89)
MENTALLY ILL SAID COMPETENT ON NEEDS
COUNTY WANTS «50,000 FOR HOMELESS SHELTER
EX-WORKER RIPS MENTAL HEALTH PROGRAM
LAW MAKES COUNTY PAY FOR CHILDREN'S MENTAL CARE
ASHBY OFFERED HEALTH CENTER POST
MENTAL HEALTH BOARD HIRES NEU DIRECTOR
COUNTY, STATE TUSSLE ON MENTAL HEALTH LAW
BOARD OKS MOVE FOR BOYS' GROUP HOME
COMPUTER SYSTEM TO HELP MENTAL HEALTH OFFICIALS ACCOUNT FOR FUNDS
EVALUATING ADULT SERVICES TOP PRIORITY OF MENTAL HEALTH OFFICIAL
DURHAM MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES GETS TAPPED BY STATE TO REFUND 1800,000
MENTAL-HEALTH OFFICIALS VOW QUALITY CARE
GROUP HOME BEGINS CONSTRUCTION
MENTAL HEALTH BOARD SEEKS MANAGEMENT FOR GROUP HOME
MENTAL-HEALTH BOARD OKS TALKS WITH GROUP-HOME FIRM
PROGRAM HELPS WOMAN REBUILD SHATTERED DREAMS
COUNTY READY TO HELP OUT
COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH REPORT IS READY
D — DATE-
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6/22/1989 B
6/26/1989 C
9/08/1989 B
9/08/1989 A
9/10/1989 B
11/10/1989 A
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L Y
L P BYL
N
N N36
P N C47
E
DG S22
P N G59
2 11/24/1989 C 1 N C47
2 2/18/1989 C 1 P N H65
2 12/19/1989 C
2 12/20/1989 A
2/01/1989
2/02/1989
3/18/1989
8/10/1989
8/12/1989
1 N
1 N H6S
1 P P K30
7 P P K30
4 L
1 N H6S
10 N
1/27/1989 B
3/02/1989 A
5/26/1989 C
5/27/1989 C
6/07/1989 A
6/24/1989 B
7/28/1989 C
9/18/1989 C
9/29/1989 A
11/22/1989 C
4
1
7
1
12
5
7
1
3
1
N A54
N H65
N
N H65
N H65
N
N C60
N H65
N H65
N H65
H
2
1/27/1989 B
4 N A54
H
2
2/03/1989 C
3 N A54
H
2
2/05/1989 B
1 N A54
S
2
2/21/1989 B
1 P N H65
S
2
2/24/1989 C
1 N
S
2
3/24/1989 A
1 N H65
s
2
4/08/1989 A
1 N H65
s
2
4/26/1989 B
1 N H65
H
2
4/28/1989 C
1 N
s
2
4/28/1989 C
1 P N H65
s
2
5/01/1989 A
1 N H65
s
2
7/28/1989 C
1 N H65
s
2
8/09/1989 B
1 N H65
H
2
8/14/1989 B
1 P N C60
H
2
8/30/1989 A
1 N C60
s
2
9/29/1989 A
3 N H65
s
2 10/16/1989 A
1 M N H65
H
2
10/27/1989 B
9 N
S
2 10/27/1989 C
1 M N H65
s
2
11/02/1989 C
1 P N H65
s
2 11/02/1989 C
1 N H65
H
2
11/22/1989 C
2 N C60
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ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
COUNTY REVIEWS MENTAL HEALTH
DUKE ACTION SURPRISES MENTAL HEALTH CENTER (CORRECTED)
CLEARING THE RECORD _
HEALTH CENTER PLANS FOR DWI-LAW CHANGE
HEALTH CENTER PLANS $740 FEE FOR DWI'S TREATMENT
MENTAL HEALTH AGENCY OKS CHARGE FOR DUI TREATMENT
PROGRAM HELPS YOUNGSTERS TO COPE
DURHAM COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH CENTER, BUDGET
SERVICE AGENCIES WANT MORE HONEY
DURHAM COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH CENTER, DIRECTOR
HEALTH BOARD INVITES DIRECTOR CANDIDATE FOR 2ND LOOK
MENTAL HEALTH BOARD INTERVIEWS CANDIDATE 2ND TIME
MENTAL HEALTH CENTER DIRECTOR HIRED
NEW MENTAL-HEALTH CHIEF BUILDING ON STRENGTHS
DURHAM COUNTY OFFICE BUILDING
SEE DURHAM COUNTY COURTHOUSE
SEE DURHAM COUNTY DEPT. OF SOCIAL SERVICES
DURHAM COUNTY OPEN SPACE AND GREENUAYS ADVISORY COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO DURHAM URBAN TRAILS AND GREENUAYS COMMISSION
SEE ALSO GREENWAY SYSTEM
SEE ALSO OPEN SPACES
PRESERVING OPEN SPACE GOAL OF COUNTY BOARD
DURHAM COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
SEE ALSO FRIENDS OF THE DURHAM LIBRARY
FORUMS TO AIM AT SERVICE MEEDS, CITY PROBLEMS „
ADVENTURE IS WHERE YOU FIND IT, & REFERENCE LIBRARIANS HAVE THEIR SHARE
COUNTY LIBRARY TO LIMIT SERVICES FOR DAY
LIBRARIES HOPE WEEK SPREADS THEIR MISSION
SIXTH-GRADERS SUCCEED IN STUMPING LIBRARIANS
LIBRARY OFFERS 'VOICES AND VISIONS' SERIES
RETIREES TO HELP CHILDREN AT LIBRARIES
FREE FICTION COURSES OFFERED AT LIBRARIES
MAGIC STORIES
DURHAM COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY, BRANCHES
SEE ALSO BRAGTOUN BRANCH LIBRARY
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, LIBRARIES
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, LIBRARIES
SEE ALSO FRIENDS OF THE DURHAM LIBRARY
SEE ALSO LIBRARIES, N.C.
COUNTY LIBRARY SYSTEM WANTS $280,000 FOR NEW BRANCH
LIBRARY OFFICIALS SEEK $280,000 FROM COUNTY FOR SOUTHWESTERN BRANCH
FUND NEW LIBRARY BRANCH
COUNTY SHOULD FUND NEW LIBRARY BRANCH
TEACHER PAY, BRANCH LIBRARY SUPPORTED
LIBRARY BRANCH NEAR SOUTH SQUARE COULD SERVE 25,000, BOARD TOLD
COUNTY PICKS SITE FOR SOUTHWESTERN LIBRARY
COUNTY DELAYS LIBRARY WORK
COMMISSION HEARS OPTIONS ON LIBRARY
COUNTY MULLS LEASING, BUYING SITE FOR NEW LIBRARY BRANCH
STUDY ORDERED ON LIBRARY BRANCH NEAR SOUTH SQUARE
DURHAM COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY. BUDGET
COUNTY LIBRARY SYSTEM WANTS $280,000 FOR NEW BRANCH
LIBRARY BRANCH NEAR SOUTH SQUARE COULD SERVE 25,000, BOARD TOLD
DURHAM COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY, HISTORY
DURHAM OPENS FIRST PUBLIC LIBRARY IN NORTH CAROLINA
LIBRARY'S OPENING CORRECTED
DURHAM COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY, LEARNING INFORMATION FOR TODAY PROGRAM
SEE PROJECT LIFT
DURHAM COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY, PROJECT LIFT
SEE PROJECT LIFT
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11/22/1989 C
12/01/1989 C
12/02/1989 A
12/21/1989 B
12/22/1989 C
12/22/1989 C
12/26/1989 A
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L Y
L P BYL
N H65
N C60
N
N H65
N C60
N H65
N H65
S 2 6/14/1989 C 1 P N H65
2 3/24/1989 C
2 4/21/1989 C
2 5/25/1989 B
2 8/08/1989 C
1 N
1 P N H65
2 N
1 P N H65
H 2 8/18/1989 C 1 N S69
s
2 1/28/1989 C
1 N
H
2 2/19/1989 B
1 U N36
H
2 3/31/1989 A
9 N
s
2 4/10/1989 C
1 PNH65
H
2 4/15/1989 C
6 N
s
2 4/20/1989 D
5 N
H
2 9/20/1989 C
3 N
H
2 9/29/1989 D
7 P N
s
2 11/14/1989 C
1 P K30
s
2 6/08/1989 A
1
N H65
H
2 6/11/1989 B
5 M N
H
2 6/12/1989 A
4
E
S
2 6/12/1989 A
4
E
H
2 6/13/1989 C
1
N S69
H
2 6/17/1989 C
3
N S69
s
2 10/07/1989 C
1
N H65
S
2 10/11/1989 B
1
N H65
s
2 11/11/1989 A
1
N H65
s
2 11/14/1989 C
1
N H65
H
2 11/15/1989 C
1
N S69
s
2 6/08/1989 A
1
N H65
H
2 6/17/1989 C
3
N S69
S
2 4/19/1989 A
13
F S92
S
2 5/04/1989 A
4
L
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ANNUAL
1/01/1989
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12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
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durham county register of deeds
licensing the vows
durham county republican party
see republican party, durham county
durham county scholarship fund
see durham county schools, scholarships
durham county schools
see also durham chamber of commerce, public education task force
labeling county schools mediocre has unjustified
county schools seek tornado relief of $8,700
dr. ueast 'hammering on'
fifth grade/pie-in-the-sky session held for proposed education center
schools to mark education week
let's recognize our giants
good grades get pupils good deals
durham county schools, achievement tests
see durham county schools, annual testing
durham county schools, administration
johnson faces scrutiny on loyalty to system
chief wants to overhaul operations
new county school boss overhauling administration
county school plan may boost salaries
board oks school proposal; ueast wants upgrade
durham board of education votes to use 'action plan'
schools need action to improve education
durham county schools, air conditioning
see also air conditioners
break in heat, humidity makes complete day of school likely
durham county schools, annual report
an eye-catching school tabloid
durham county schools, annual testing
see also durham county schools, scholastic aptitude tests
numbers paint a grim picture of the city schools
schools score well on cat
county third graders top state cat average
educators: Durham schools don't 'fudge' on examinations
school officials say tests given honestly
durham county schools, arts program
see also art education
coble among 8 receiving national honor
u.s., japanese schoolchildren exchange artwork
art teacher art
durham county schools, asbestos
see also asbestos
durham schools comply with asbestos plan deadline
school asbestos plans are good beginnings
pearsontown gets damage fixed on time
durham county schools, assistant principals
principals. assistants appointed
schools spell out need for more funds
durham county schools, assistant superintendent
see also durham county schools, superintendent's office
county schools losing assistant superintendent
durham county schools, attendance
see also durham city schools, attendance
see also truancy
H 2 8/17/1989 A 4 E
S
S
H
S
H
2/20/1989 A
6/15/1989 A
8/27/1989 D
11/02/1989 B
11/10/1989 C
11/21/1989 A
12/08/1989 C
1/03/1989 A
8/04/1989 C
8/06/1989 B
10/05/1989 C
10/06/1989 A
10/06/1989 A
10/09/1989 A
L
N M06
E
N C47
N Yll
E
N Yll
N S92
N S92
N
N E33
N E33
N C47
E
H 2 8/31/1989 C 1 N C47
H 2 8/26/1989 A 4 E
1/23/1989 C
9/08/1989 A
9/09/1989 B
9/19/1989 A
9/21/1989 C
1
1
8
1
16
Q S92
N S92
N
N E33
N
2 2/28/1989 C 1 P N
2 8/18/1989 C 1 P N S92
2 9/06/1989 A 3 P P S73
2 3/22/1989 A 1 N S92
2 3/23/1989 A 4 E
2 8/16/1989 A 1 P N S92
H 2 4/07/1989 C 1 N J40
S 2 4/07/1989 A 1 N S92
H 2 5/19/1989 C 3 N J40
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ANNUAL INDEX B
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
N E
P D — DATE-
pI^noS^serSestongratuwtions for pupils uith shining attendance
durham county schools, bond issues
see also durham county, n.c., bond referenda
officials seek high school renovations
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, BOUNDARIES
SEE DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, REDISTRICTING
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS , BUDGET
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, BUDGET
COUNTY PLANS OMIT CITY SCHOOLS, IRK CLEMENT ^
COBLE'S PROPOSED BUDGET WOULD UP DISTRICT'S SUPPLEMENTAL TAX RATE
SCHOOLS SPELL OUT NEED FOR MORE FUNDS
STATE AGENCIES, EXPECTING INCREASE, SURPRISED BY CUTS
SCHOOL BOARD'S BUDGET PROPOSAL WOULD RAISE TAX
EDUCATION LEADERS ASK COMMISSIONERS FOR MORE TEACHER PAY
EDUCATION REQUESTS UP <28.9 MILLION
NEW SCHOOLS MAY FORCE BOND REFERENDUM VOTE
COMMISSIONERS URESTLE TO DRAW ON SCHOOL FUNDS
BOND CUTS BUDGET; BOARD WANTS MORE
MORE OPEN-MINDEDNESS CALLED FOR BY NEU COUNTY SCHOOL BOSS
SCHOOL LOAN GOOD IDEA .
SCHOOLS NEEDS DOMINATE COUNTY BUDGET STRUGGLE
COMMISSIONERS STILL DEBATING BUDGET; BOARD GRAPPLING WITH SCHOOL FUNDING
TIME RUNNING OUT FOR COUNTY TO OK BUDGET
COUNTY RAISING PROPERTY TAX 4.6 CENTS
COUNTY SCHOOLS CRUNCH BUDGET, GIVE TEACHER AIDES HIGHER PAY
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, BUILDING PROGRAMS
3 NEW SCHOOLS SPRINGING UP LIKE FLOWERS
COUNTY SCHOOLS RENOVATED MORE
'SUPERFUND' FOR DURHAM SCHOOLS EYED
SCHOOLS SPELL OUT NEED FOR MORE FUNDS
SCHOOL BOARD'S BUDGET PROPOSAL WOULD RAISE TAX
EAST END PURSUING NEW SCHOOL BUILDING
SCHOOL SYSTEM SEEKS AID FOR REPAIRS
WORK WILL BEGIN ON NEW HIGH SCHOOL
TIMBER SALE TO HELP BUILD COUNTY SCHOOL
SCHOOL LOAN GOOD IDEA
SCHOOLS NEEDS DOMINATE COUNTY BUDGET STRUGGLE
NEW BETHESDA LIBRARY MOST MODERN IN STATE
BIDS OK'D FOR SHS WORK
SCHOOLS TO DISCUSS BUILDING PLANS
COUNTY SCHOOLS CRUNCH BUDGET, GIVE TEACHER AIDES HIGfCR PAY
NORTHERN HIGH LOSES TRAILERS _ _
IT WILL BE CLOSE, BUT COUNTY SCHOOLS EXPECTED TO BE READY FOR NEW TERM
GITHENS STORAGE BECOMES CLASSES „ _
COUNTY SCHOOLS CONSIDER TUITION JUMP FOR STUDENTS OUTSIDE DISTRICT
SNAGS DELAY COMPLETION AT NEU SCHOOLS
NEW DURHAM SCHOOL GRADING BIDS REQUESTED
PARXWOOD ELEMENTARY BEATS RENOVATION DEADLINE
TRIANGLE WILL LEAD N.C. PUPIL GROWTH
GROWING SCHOOLS WILL NEED MORE CLASSROOMS, DESKS
TEER CO. TO DO GRADING AT SITE OF NEW SCHOOL
SCHOOLS NEED JOINT STUDY
BOARD OKS SCHOOL PROPOSAL, UEAST WANTS UPGRADE
BOARD OKS SCHOOL PROPOSAL; COUNTY LEADERS FAVOR PLAN
BUILDING PLAN URGED FOR DURHAM SCHOOLS
SCHOOLS NEED ACTION TO IMPROVE EDUCATION
MEYERS TO BACK SCHOOL-BUILDING PLAN
COMMISSIONERS HEAR SCHOOL PLAN; EXTRA *1 MILLION QUESTIONED
OFFICIALS SEEK HIGH SCHOOL RENOVATIONS
SCHOOL BOARDS OKS RIVERSIDE HIGH BIDS
BIDS FOR NEU SCHOOL TOP MONEY BUDGETED
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, BUSING
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, SCHOOL BUSES
SEE ALSO SCHOOL BUSES
S
S
H
S
H
S
H
S
S
H
H
S
S
S
S
S
H
S
S
S
S
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s
s
s
H
S
S
H
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s
H
S
H
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C -PG L P BYL
2 5/30/1989 A 1 N S92
2 6/03/1989 B 1 P N S92
S 2 10/31/1989 A 1 N H65
3/28/1989
4/07/1989
4/07/1989
4/14/1989
4/14/1989
6/08/1989
6/08/1989
6/21/1989
6/23/1989
6/23/1989
6/24/1989
6/27/1989
6/27/1989 B
6/27/1989 A
6/28/1989 B
6/29/1989 A
8/04/1989 C
1/02/1989
1/26/1989
3/03/1989
4/07/1989
4/14/1989
6/13/1989
6/16/1989
6/22/1989
6/23/1989
6/27/1989
6/27/1989 B
6/27/1989 A
7/07/1989
7/19/1989
8/04/1989
8/09/1989
8/11/1989
8/11/1989
8/18/1989
8/19/1989
8/21/1989
8/25/1989
9/05/1989
9/05/1989
9/11/1989
9/13/1989
10/06/1989
10/06/1989
10/06/1989
10/09/1989
10/23/1989
10/31/1989
10/31/1989
12/13/1989
12/13/1989 B
13
N H65
N J40
N S92
N
N J40
N S69
N S92
N S92
N S69
N H65
N S22
E
N S69
N H65
N H65
N H65
NS92
P N S92
N S92
N J40
N S92
N J40
M N S92
N
M N S92
N S92
E
N S69
P N S92
N S92
N
P N S92
P N S92
N C47
P N S92
N S92
N S92
N S92
N S92
C N S92
N S92
N S92
E
N E33
N H65
P N C47
E
N E33
N C47
N H65
N
N Yll
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1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989
STUDY FINDS MORE SCHOOL BUSING IN COUNTY THAN CITY
SCHOOL BUS ROUTES CHANGING
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, CALENDAR AND SCHEDULE
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, CALENDAR AND SCHEDULE
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, CLOSINGS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, SNOW DAYS SCHEDULE
COUNTY SCHOOLS SET PROCEDURES FDR BAD WEATHER
SCHOOLS ADOPT CALENDAR FOR THE NEXT 2 YEARS
FOG, SNOW DELAY SCHOOL
NEW CITY SCHOOL CALENDAR MIRRORS COUNTY'S
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS OPENING UPDATE
AN EYE-CATCHING SCHOOL TABLOID
VACATION'S OVER, KIDS
SCHOOL ^WKEUP DhY SET
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS TO MAKE UP LOST DAY ON FEB, 23
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, CLOSINGS
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, CALENDAR AND SCHEDULE
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, SNOW DAYS SCHEDULE
CITY, COUNTY SCHOOLS CLOSE
GLASSY ROADS STRAND 800 COUNTY STUDENTS
CITY, COUNTY SCHOOLS CLOSED TODAY
CITY, COUNTY SCHOOLS TOO HOT
HEAT WILL CLOSE COUNTY SCHOOLS 2ND STRAIGHT DAY
SWELTERING SCHOOLS TO CLOSE EARLY AGAIN
END OF SCHOOL MEANS ENJOYING SOME OF LIFE'S SIMPLER PLEASURES
HEAT TO CLOSE SCHOOLS EARLY
COUNTY SCHOOLS CLOSING EARLY TODAY
COUNTY SCHOOLS OPEN ALL DAY TOMORROW
BREAK IN HEAT, HUMIDITY MAKES COMPLETE DAY OF SCHOOL LIKELY
DURHAM COUNTY SCH0OLSi_COMMUNITY EDUCATION PROGRAM
SAT WORRIES COLLEGE-BOUND STUDENTS; SAT CLINICS SPRING UP
WINTER 1989 NIGHTLIFE! IN DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS (AD)
COMMUNITY EDUCATION IN DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, COMPUTERS
SEE ALSO COMPUTERS
PARENTS MAKE WISH LIST FOR 5TH-GRADE CENTER
DURHAM SCHOOL OFFICIALS VISIT GRANVILLE LABS
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, CONSTRUCTION
SEE DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, BUILDING PROGRAMS
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, COSTS
SPENDING FIGURES MISLEADING
DURHAM HIGH IN STUDENT SPENDING
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, COUNSELING AND GUIDANCE PROGRAM
ELEMENTARY-SCHOOL COUNSELORS CELEBRATE 20 YEARS OF SERVICE
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, CURRICULUM
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, "REPORT CARD" SERIES
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, SUMMER SESSION
SEE ALSO READING
BASIC EDUCATION PROGRAM MAY RECEIVE $5.5 MILLION
COUNTY SCHOOLS' TECHNOLOGY EDUCATION PROGRAM
HIGH-TECH FUN
SOUTHERN HIGH SEEKS IMPROVED IMAGE (CORRECTION PRINTED 8-5-89)
COUNTY SCHOOLS STUDY EXPANDING CURRICULUM FOR GIFTED
SCHOOLS SUPERINTENDENT SAYS BUSH LEFT MUCH UNEXPLAINED
WEAST PUSHES CENTER FOR DURHAM 5TH-6RADERS
SCHOOL BILL PROMPTS DURHAM OFFICIALS
SCHOOL CENTER GOOD IDEA
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, DESEGREGATION
BLACK SCHOOLS PLAY CATCH-UP
DURHAM COUNTY HAS NO ALL-WHITE SCHOOLS
SUBJECTS
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S 2
S 2
1/21/1989 C 1 Q S92
8/14/1989 A 1 N S92
S
2
1/02/1989 C
1
N
S
2
2/07/1989 C
1
N S92
S
2
2/21/1989 A
1
P N S92
s
2
4/25/1989 C
1
N S92
H
2
8/22/1989 A
5
I
H
2
8/26/1989 A
4
E
H
2
8/27/1989 C
1
N
S
2
9/26/1989 A
10
N
H
2
9/28/1989 A
13
N
S
2
3/08/1989 A
1
N S92
H
2
3/09/1989 A
6 P N J40
H
2
3/09/1989 C
1
N
H
2
6/01/1989 C
1
N
S
2
6/01/1989 A
1
N S92
H
2
6/02/1989 C
1
N
S
2
6/06/1989 D
5
N A76
s
2
8/29/1989 A
1
N
H
2
8/30/1989 A
1
N
s
2
8/30/1989 A
1
N S92
H
2
8/31/1989 C
1
N C47
S
2
1/09/1989 A
1
N S92
H
2
1/10/1989 A
6 D A
H
2
9/05/1989 A
8 P A
S
2 11/02/1989 A
1
N E33
H
2 11/22/1989 C
2 P N C47
S 2 1/26/1989 A 1 Q S92
S 2 5/25/1989 A 1 N S92
S 2 5/01/1989 C 1 P N S92
s
2 3/08/1989 A
1 N S92
H
2 4/02/1989 B
1 P P K30
S
2 4/03/1989 C
1 P P K30
S
2 8/04/1989 A
1 N S92
H
2 8/06/1989 B
12 N
H
2 9/29/1989 C
1 N C47
H
2 10/18/1989 A
1 P N C47
S
2 10/20/1989 A
1 N E33
H
2 10/21/1989 A
4 E
S
2 4/19/1989 G
10 P F S92
S
2 10/28/1989 A
1 N E33
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NAACP ASKS BOARD TO PUNISH PRINCIPAL
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, DROPOUTS
SEE ALSO DURHW1 CITY SCHOOLS, DROPOUTS
REPORT: 34 PERCENT QUIT CITY, COUNTY SCHOOLS
REPORT} 34 PERCENT QUIT CITY, COUNTY SCHOOLS
DURHAM DROPOUT RATES TOP NATIONAL AVERAGE
COMMITTEE EXAMINED DROPOUT PROBLEM
SCHOOLS HOPE TO REDUCE DROPOUTS BY 10X
CUTTIN8 DROPOUTS KEY, NOT PLANS TO BE USED
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, DRUG ABUSE
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C. , DRUG ABUSE
DEPUTIES! ANTI-DRUG PROGRAM IS HELPING DURHAM STUDENTS
DURHAM SCHOOLS LEAD IN ANTI-DRUG EFFORT
WAR ON DRUGS PLANS SCHOOL GRADUATION PARTIES
'PROJECT GRADUATION' A WORTHWHILE EFFORT
STUDENTS PUMPED UP ABOUT '89 GRADUATION BASH
PROJECT GRADUATION SENDS STRONG MESSAGE
FESTIVAL FOR STUDENTS PUSHES ANTI-DRUG LESSONS
STUDENTS: TELLING ON DRUG USERS RIGHT THING
TEACHER-MOTHER FRUSTRATED
10 ORGANIZATIONS JOIN FORCES TO FIGHT ALCOHOL, DRUG ABUSE AMONG TEENS
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, EMPLOYEES (NON-TEACHING STAFF)
SCHOOL OFFICIAL STEPPING DOWN
COUNTY SCHOOL PLAN MAY BOOST SALARIES
COUNTY EDUCATION BOARD BACKS CENTRALIZED HIRING
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS , ENROLLMENT
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, ENROLLMENT
EXPLOSIVE INCREASE IN COUNTY'S ENROLLMENT IS MYTH, SAYS REPORT...
NORTHERN HIGH LOSES TRAILERS
OPENING OF DURHAM SCHOOLS IS NORMAL — FULL OF CHANGES
TRIANGLE HILL LEAD N.C. PUPIL GROWTH
GROWING SCHOOLS WILL NEED MORE CLASSROOMS, DESKS
CITY SCHOOLS LOW ON PUPIL PROJECTIONS
DURHAM COUNTY HAS NO ALL-WHITE SCHOOLS
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, GIFTED PROGRAM
ACADEMICALLY GIFTED PROGRAMS AMONG SEVERAL RE-EVALUATED
COUNTY SCHOOLS STUDY EXPANDING CURRICULUM FOR GIFTED
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, GIFTS AND FUND RAISING
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, GIFTS AND FUND RAISING
GLAXO'S $30,000 TO ESTABLISH FUND FOR SCIENCE TEACHERS
A BOOST FOR SCIENCE
SEN. SANFORO TO RAISE FUNDS FOR SCHOOLS
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, GOALS AND PLANNING
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C, GROWTH DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO GROWTH MANAGEMENT PLANNING
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS FOLLOW RECOMMENDATIONS OF '85
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, GRADUATION
STUDENTS PLAN DRUG-FREE GRADUATION PARTIES
COMMENCEMENT SERVICES SET FOR HIGH SCHOOLS
GRADUATION DAY
GRADS GO OUT INTO WORLD
CITY, COUNTY SET SUMMER GRADUATION
WORTH THE WAIT
GRADUATES EARN PRAISE
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, HEALTH PROGRAMS
DURHAM SCHOOLS TO CHECK WATER FOR LEAD CONTAMINATION
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, HISTORY
SOPHISTICATION, RACIAL BIAS MARK START OF CITY SCHOOLS
COUNTY EAGERLY IMPROVES PRIMITIVE RURAL SCHOOLS
GOODBYE PARTY SET AT LOWE'S GROVE SCHOOL
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H 2 4/07/1989 C 1 N J40
H
H
S
H
S
S
2
2
2
2
2
2
1/19/1989 A
1/19/1989 A
1/25/1989 A
1/27/1989 A
7/12/1989 B
7/18/1989 A
1 C N J40
1 C N 046
1 Q S92
1 Q J40
1 N H65
4 E
S
S
S
S
S
S
H
H
H
S
2 2/11/1989 A
2 2/14/1989 A
2 2/27/1989 C
2 3/01/1989 A
2 3/01/1989 C
2 4/15/1989 A
2 5/14/1989 B
2 6/27/1989 B
2 9/15/1989 A
2 12/07/1989 C
1 N B53
4 E
1 N H65
4 E
1 N H65
4 E
3 N M51
1 P N BOS
4 L
1 N C61
S
S
H
2 5/13/1989 C
2 10/05/1989 C
2 12/08/1989 C
1 P N S92
1 PN E33
3 P N C47
H
S
S
S
S
s
s
2 1/25/1989 A
2 8/09/1989 A
2 8/28/1989 A
2 9/05/1989 A
2 9/05/1989 A
2 9/12/1989 A
2 10/28/1989 A
1 C Q 046
1 PN S92
1 P N S92
1 C N S92
1 N S92
1 N S92
1 N E33
s
H
2
2
8/05/1989 A
8/06/1989 B
1
12
N S92
N
H
H
S
2
2
2
1/19/1989 C
1/28/1989 A
4/28/1989 A
5 N J40
4 E
1 P N S92
S 2 9/13/1989 A 1 N S92
4/13/1989
3/31/1989
6/15/1989
6/19/1989
8/03/1989
8/05/1989
8/07/1989
N S92
N
N
E
N
P
E
K30
S 2 4/12/1989 A 1 N S92
2 4/19/1989 G
2 4/19/1989 G
2 5/17/1989 C
8 F S92
10 PF S92
2 D N J40
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DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, HOURS
SEE DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, CALENDAR AND SCHEDULE
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, IMMUNIZATIONS
SEE DURHAM CITY/COUNTY SCHOOLS, IMMUNIZATIONS
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, LAWSUITS
SEE ALSO LAWSUITS, DURHAM COUNTY
CONFEDERATE FLAG LAWSUIT MAY SETTLE OUT OF COURT
SCHOOL BOARD SETTLES CONFEDERATE FLAG SUIT OUT OF COURT
REBEL FLAG SETTLEMENT CLEARS FILES
FLAG SUIT SETTLEMENT A REASONED APPROACH
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, LIBRARIES
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, LIBRARIES
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY, BRANCHES
SEE ALSO LIBRARIES, N.C.
NEW BETHESDA LIBRARY MOST MODERN IN STATE
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, LUNCH PROGRAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, LUNCH PROGRAM
SEE ALSO NUTRITION
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C, LUNCH PROGRAM
DURHAM CITY, COUNTY SCHOOLS TO GET CANNED, NOT FRESH APPLES
COUNTY SCHOOLS CONSIDER TUITION JUMP FOR STUDENTS OUTSIDE DISTRICT
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, MERGER
SEE DURHAM CITY/COUNTY SCHOOLS, MERGER
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, MIDDLE SCHOOL PLAN
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, MIDDLE SCHOOLS PLAN
COUNTY MIDDLE SCHOOLS GIVEN MIXED REVIEWS
NORTHERN HIGH LOSES TRAILERS
MITSUBISHI CHIPS IN $22,000 TO SUPPORT EDUCATION FUND
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, MOBILE CLASSROOMS
SEE DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, TRAILERS
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, OPENING
IT WILLBECLOSE, BUT COUNTY SCHOOLS EXPECTED TO BE READY FOR NEW TERM
WEAST BOOSTS BELIEF ALL CHILDREN CAN LEARN (CORRECTION PRINTED 8-23-89)
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS WILL HOLD OPEN HOUSES
DRIVERS SHOULD BE ALERT
PARKWOOD ELEMENTARY BEATS RENOVATION DEADLINE
OPENING OF DURHAM SCHOOLS IS NORMAL — FULL OF CHANGES
FIRST-DAY FACES
SCHOOLS OPEN SMOOTHLY DESPITE LATE CONSTRUCTION, RENOVATIONS
A WHOLE LOTTA TEACHIN' GOIN' ON
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, PATROLS
SEE DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, SAFETY PROGRAM
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, PER PUPIL COSTS
SEE DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, COSTS
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, PRINCIPALS
PRINCIPALS CRUTCHFIELD, GUESS REASSIGNED
BOARD VOTES TO EXTEND SUPERINTENDENT'S CONTRACT
PRINCIPALS, ASSISTANTS APPOINTED
SCHOOLS SPELL OUT NEED FOR MORE FUNDS
PRINCIPE OF TVE YE^
LITTLE RIVER PRINCIPAL RECEIVES ACADEMIC AWARD
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, PUPIL ASSIGNMENTS
WOODCROFT PEOPLE SUBMIT PROPOSAL TO KEEP SCHOOLCHILDREN TOGETHER
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, RADON
qgE ALSO RADON
DURHAM TESTING SCHOOLS FOR RADCN
S 2 8/15/1989 A 1 N S92
H 2 8/18/1989 C 1 N C4?
S 2 8/18/1989 A 1 P N S92
S 2 8/21/1989 A 4 E
S 2 6/27/1989 A 1 P N S92
2 3/18/1989 A
2 8/18/1989 C
1 N m>
1 N S92
2 6/05/1989 A 1 N S92
2 8/09/1989 A 1 P N S92
2 9/25/1989 C 1 P N E33
8/11/1989
8/22/1989
8/22/1989
8/24/1989
8/25/1989
8/28/1989
8/28/1989
8/29/1989
8/29/1989 B
N C47
N S92
N
E
N S92
N S92
P T37
N C47
P C45
1/20/1989 C
1/20/1989 C
4/07/1989 C
4/07/1989 A
4/14/1989 C
7/28/1989 B
1
1
1
1
14
4
N
N S92
N J40
N S92
P M66
N
H 2 2/14/1989 C 1 N N36
S 2 4/21/1989 A 1 D N S92
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DURHAM COUNTY OK IN SCHOOL RADON TEST
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, RANKING
DURHAM HIGH IN STUDENT SPENDING
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, REDISTRICTING
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY/COUNTY SCHOOLS, MERGER
SEE ALSO ZONING LAWS
REDISRICTING COULD AFFECT 8,000 COUNTY ELEMENTARY STUDENTS
SCHOOL BOARD FACES REDISRICTING
REDISTRICTING WOULD AFFECT LOWER SCHOOLS
REDISRICTING PLAN WOULD AFFECT 2,669
NEW PLAN WILL CHANGE DURHAM DISTRICTS
REDISTRICTING CHANGES IN DURHAM SCHOOLS LISTED
PROPOSED ELEMENTARY SCHOOL REDISTRICTING
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS ELEMENTARY REDISTRICTING PROPOSAL __
WOODCROFT PEOPLE SUBMIT PROPOSAL TO KEEP SCHOOLCHILDREN TOGETHER
REDISTRICTING FORUM MOVES,- WOODCROFT OFFERING 4 PLANS
REDISTRICTING FOE CITES OAK GROVE HERITAGE
REDISTRICTING RILES RESIDENTS
OLD FARM RESIDENTS FIGHT 2-SCHOOL PLAN
SCHOOL REDISTRICTING CHANGES APPROVED
COUNTY BOARD SHIFTS PROPOSED NED BOUNDARIES
SCHOOL BOARD MAY ADOPT WOODCROFT ALTERNATE PLAN __ ^
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS; BOARD OF EDUCATION TO CONSIDER... ATTENDANCE LINES
SCHOOLS' WOODCROFT PLAN DUE FINAL ARING TONIGHT n^
NEIGHBORHOODS SQUARE OFFiHOPE VALLEY, WOODCROFT SPLIT ON SCHOOL LINES
SCHOOL DISTRICT HEARING STIRS EMOTIONS
EMOTIONS FLARE OVER SCHOOL REDISTRICTING
PAIR UP FOR FAIRNESS
WOODCROFT SCHOOL PLAN APPROVED
NEW ELEMENTARY DISTRICTS APPROVED
PRINCIPLE, NOT POLITICS, SHOULD GUIDE DECISIONS
BOARD MAY PAY PRICE FOR REDISTRICTING PLAN
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, "REPORT CARD" SERIES
PLANS FOR 5TH GRADE CENTER WELCOMED
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, RETARDED AND HANDICAPPED PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO CHILDREN.HANDICAPPED .
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, RETARDED AND HANDICAPPED PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY/COUNTY SCHOOLS, RETARDED & HANDICAPPED PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY ASSOCIATION FOR RETARDED CITIZENS
SEE ALSO HANDICAPPED
SEE ALSO MENTALLY RETARDED
HOUSE OPENS D00R8, HOSTS SPECIAL STUDENTS
PARENTS MAKE WISH LIST FOR 5TH-GRADE CENTER
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, SAFETY PROGRAM
TOP PATROL
TOP SAFETY PATROLS
COUNTY SCHOOLS QUIT SAFETY PATROL PROGRAM
COUNTY SCHOOLS WRONG TO DROP SAFETY PATROL
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, SCHOLARSHIPS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS SCHOLARSHIP FOUNDATION
STUDENTS WIN SCHOLARSHIPS
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. SCHOLASTIC APTITUDE TESTS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, ANNUAL TESTING
SEE ALSO SCHOLASTIC APTITUDE TESTS
DURHAM COUNTY SAT SCORES SLIGHTLY HIGHER
JORDAN LEADS PACK IN COLLEGE BOARDS
'89 DURHAM SAT SCORES LAG U.S.', BEAT N.C.'S
SAT SCORES DIP AT JORDAN ; OFFICIALS SAY SYSTEM RISES
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, SCHOOL BUSES
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, BUSING
SEE ALSO SCHOOL BUSES
POLICE LOG/HIDDEN POLICE OFFICER MAKES DRUG ARREST
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2 10/02/1989 A 1 N S92
2 5/25/1989 A 1 N S92
1/18/1989 C
1/28/1989 B
2/01/1989 A
2/03/1989
2/03/1989
2/03/1989
2/03/1989
2/05/1989
2/14/1989
2/14/1989 B
2/15/1989 C
2/15/1989 B
2/17/1989 A
2/28/1989 C
2/28/1989 C
3/10/1989 A
3/12/1989 B
3/13/1989 A
3/13/1989
3/14/1989
3/14/1989
3/15/1989
3/17/1989
3/17/1989
3/19/1989
3/20/1989
1
4
1
1
1
2
8
11
1
1
1
4
1
1
1
1
9
1
1
1
1
4
1
1
5
4
N J40
N
N S92
N J40
N S92
N
MM
M M
N N36
P N K30
N J40
N
P N S92
N J40
N
N S92
M M
M N J40
N S92
N J40
N S92
E
N P38
N S92
P U
E
H 2 11/14/1989 A 16 N
2 7/20/1989 A
2 11/02/1989 A
2 2/03/1989 C
2 4/20/1989 A
2 12/04/1989 A
2 12/06/1989 A
1 P N S92
1 N E33
3 P P S73
2 PP T32
1 P N Yll
4 E
S 2 5/27/1989 C 1 P N
2 1/20/1989 A
2 1/24/1989 A
2 9/30/1989 A
2 9/30/1989 A
1 N S92
1 Q S92
1 C N C47
1 N S92
H 2 10/11/1989 D 9 N M51
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DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, SEWAGE TREATMENT SYSTEM
SEE ALSO SEPTIC TANKS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANTS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO WATER AND SEWER LINES, DURHAM
TIMBER SALE TO HELP BUILD COUNTY SCHOOL
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, SNOW DAYS SCHEDULE
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, CALENDAR AND SCHEDULE
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, CLOSINGS
;yp ALSO SNOW, DURHAM
county schools set procedures for bad weather
county schools likely to reopen tomorrow
icy roads prompt early school closings; wreck kills woman
snow cuts county spring break
county schools to make up snow days despite uproar
schools open
county schools schedule 3 snow days
ice storm comes late, light
ice storm comes late, light
schools closed, delayed
durham county schools, special education
see durham county schools, retarded and handicapped programs
durham county schools, summer session
see also durham county schools, curriculum
worth the wait
durham county schools, superintendent's office
see also durham county schools, assistant superintendent
coble awaits word on winston-salem job
coble may still be on list for job
coble confirms he is a finalist for winston-salem school job
board votes 4-year extension for coble
board votes to extend superintendent's contract
coble is semifinalist for new job
a flattering courtship
coble in 'final 4' at winston-salem
coble makes winston's final 4
coble accepts forsyth school job
coble accepts forsyth school job
coble takes winston-salem's top school job
merger talk may slow replacement
dr. coble's departure
merger may hamper replacement of coble
durham county school board set to begin search
board begins search for superintendent
board hopes to fill school post in june
public will get chance to express views on superintendent's slot
decker gets school job
businessmen say goodbye to departing school chief
county board seeks public advice on new superintendent
interim schools captain plans to steer straight course
board seeks opinions on superintendent's job
applicants scramble to fill county superintendent job
students bid faruell to coble
don't hire convicted murderer for school superintendent
durham county has competition in search for school leader
school board needs civics refresher course
county school superintendent on agenda
two finalists now in running for school post
schools set closed-door interviews
county board schedules meetings with superintendent finalists
floyd: sharing helps all schools
school head finalist faces public interview
county schools nearing superintendent decision
weast says yes to job offer
weast takes top county school job
the 'lighthouse' educator
S 2 6/23/1989 A 1 N S92
1/02/1989
2/20/1989
3/07/1989
3/15/1989
3/18/1989
12/12/1989
12/19/1989
12/19/1989
12/19/1989
12/20/1989
N
N S92
N M06
N
N S92
N
N Yll
N Yll
N E33
N
S 2 8/05/1989 C 1 P P K30
s
2
1/04/1989 A
1 P N S92
s
2
1/13/1989 A
1 P N S92
H
2
1/14/1989 A
1 P N J40
H
2
1/20/1989 C
1 P N J40
s
2
1/20/1989 C
1 P N S92
S
2
1/24/1989 A
1 P N S92
H
2
1/27/1989 A
4 E
S
2
1/31/1989 A
1 PN S92
H
2
2/01/1989 C
1 N J40
S
2
2/13/1989 A
1 P N M06
S
2
2/13/1989 A
1 P N S92
H
2
2/14/1989 A
1 P N J40
S
2
2/14/1989 A
1 P N M06
H
2
2/15/1989 A
4 E
S
2
2/15/1989 A
4 E
H
2
2/24/1989 C
2 N
H
2
3/01/1989 C
1 N J40
H
2
3/08/1989 C
1 N
S
2
3/08/1989 C
1 N
S
2
3/17/1989 A
1 N S92
S
2
3/21/1989 C
1 P N S92
S
2
3/27/1989 A
4 L
H
2
3/28/1989 C
1 P N J40
H
2
4/08/1989 C
2 N
S
2
4/10/1989 A
1 N S92
H
2
4/21/1989 C
1 N J40
H
2
5/06/1989 B
3 N J40
H
2
5/16/1989 C
1 N J40
S
2
5/29/1989 A
4 E
H
2
5/31/1989 C
2 N J40
H
2
6/02/1989 C
1 N J40
S
2
6/02/1989 A
1 N S92
s
2
6/07/1989 A
15 N S92
s
2
6/08/1989 A
1 P N S92
s
2
6/09/1989 A
1 P N S92
S
2
6/12/1989 A
1 N S92
H
2
6/13/1989 A
1 P N R63
S
2
6/13/1989 A
1 P N S92
H
2
6/15/1989 A
4 E
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THLY/ANNUAL INDEX BY SUBJE
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989
MORE OPEN-MINDEDNESS CALLED FOR BY NEW COUNTY SCHOOL BOSS
EDITORIAL PRAISES DR. WEAST
CHIEF HANTS TO OVERHAUL OPERATIONS
WEAST IS STRIVING FOR BETTER SCHOOLS, STRONG CURRICULUM
RECEPTION WELCOMES WEAST
CORRECTION
LOOK EARLY FOR 'LEANERS'
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, SUPPLEMENTAL SCHOOL TAX
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C., BUDGET
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, TAXES _
COBLE'S PROPOSED BUDGET WOULD UP DISTRICT'S SUPPLEMENTAL TAX RATE
SCHOOLS SPELL OUT NEED FOR MORE FUNDS
SCHOOL BOARD'S BUDGET PROPOSAL WOULD RAISE TAX
LOCAL SUPPLEMENTS VARY IN TRIANGLE-AREA SCHOOLS
VETERAN TEACHERS WANT PIECE OF SUPPLEMENT
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, TAXES
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, SUPPLEMENTAL SCHOOL TAX
SEE ALSO SALES AND USE TAXES, DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO TAXES, DURHAM COUNTY
HERON: SCHOOL TAX NEEDS LONG, HARD LOOK
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, TEACHER AIDES
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C., TEACHERS' AIDES
COUNTY SCHOOLS CRUNCH BUDGET, GIVE TEACHER AIDES HIGHER PAY
TEACHER ASSISTANTS IN COUNTY GET PAY RAISE
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, TEACHER OF THE YEAR
SEE ALSO TEACHER OF THE YEAR AWARD
SEE ALSO TEACHERS, DURHAM COUNTY
TEACHER OF YEAR PICKS DUE OCT. 4
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, TEACHERS
SEE TEACHERS, DURHAM COUNTY
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, TELEPHONES
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS GET NEW PHONE NUMBERS
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, TOURS
CITY-COUNTY SCHOOLS EXPECT 26,500 STUDENTS; OPEN HOUSES LISTED
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, TRAILERS
NORTHERN HIGH LOSES TRAILERS
GITHENS STORAGE BECOMES CLASSES
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, TUITION
COUNTY PONDERS TUITION HIKE __
COUNTY SCHOOLS CONSIDER TUITION JUMP FOR STUDENTS OUTSIDE DISTRICT
TEER CO. TO DO GRADING AT SITE OF NEW SCHOOL
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, VOCATIONAL EDUCATION
SEE ALSO VOCATIONAL EDUCATION
JOB TRAINING HERE IF STUDENTS USE IT
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS SCHOLARSHIP FOUNDATION
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, SCHOLARSHIPS
AN EVENING OF ENTERTAINMENT
DURHAM COUNTY SEDIMENTATION CONTROL
SEE SEDIMENTATION CONTROL, DURHAM CITY AND DURHAM COUNTY
DURHAM COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPT.
CRIME RATE DECLINES FOURTH STRAIGHT YEAR IN DURHAM COUNTY
DEPUTY HONORED
NEARLY (90,000 SEIZED IN RAID
COUNTY GASOLINE LEAKS; HARM TO WATER FEARED
SHERIFF HOLDING TEEN FORUM
DURHAM AGENCIES ARE UNITING TO FIGHT DRUG, ALCOHOL ABUSE
DURHAM AGENCIES ARE UNITING TO FIGHT DRUG, ALCOHOL ABUSE
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H
H
S
S
S
S
H
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
6/24/1989 C
7/07/1989 A
8/04/1989 C
8/08/1989 A
8/31/1989 A
9/02/1989 A
9/19/1989 A
1 P N S22
4 E
1 P N S92
1 P N S92
1 P N S92
2 N
4 E
H
S
H
H
S
2
2
2
2
2
4/07/1989 A
4/07/1989 A
4/14/1989 C
8/10/1989 C
9/09/1989 C
1
1
1
1
1
N J40
N S92
N J40
N C47
N S92
S 2 3/03/1989 A 1 N H65
S 2 8/04/1989 C 1 P N S92
H 2 8/06/1989 B 12 N
H 2 9/27/1989 C 1 N C47
S 2 8/11/1989 C 1 N
H 2 8/24/1989 A 11 N C47
S 2 8/09/1989 A 1 P N S92
S 2 8/11/1989 A 1 P N S92
H 2 8/18/1989 C 1 N C47
S 2 8/18/1989 C 1 N S92
S 2 9/11/1989 C 1 N S92
S 2 5/02/1989 A 1 N M06
H 2 3/04/1989 B 1 P P T37
1/06/1989
1/20/1989
4/15/1989
6/20/1989
7/14/1989
7/15/1989
7/15/1989
N N36
P S76
N A54
N H65
N
N H65
N M06
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ANNUAL
1/01/1989
INDEX
12/31/1989
BY SUBJECTS
DEADEYE DEPUTIES
COUNTY JAIL'S REE TELEPHONE SYSTEM GETS MIXED SIGNALS FROM COMMUNITY
DARE TO BE GREAT
NEW JAIL MILL BE MOST COSTLY PUBLIC BUILDING
DURHAM COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPT., AUTOS
POLICE LOG/MINUTES AFTER NORTH ROXBORO ROAD BURGLARY, POLICE CHARGE MAN
POLICE LOG/STABBING VICTIM GOES INTO CARDIAC ARREST
DURHAM COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPT., BUDGET
COUNTY BUDGET TO GET PUBLIC AIRING
DURHAM COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPT., DEPUTIES
CAR DEALER LIKES DEPUTIES' FAST WORK
KELLER HONORED FOR SAVING LIFE
DEPUTY PREVENTS TRAGEDY
DEPUTY CHARGED WITH DRUNKEN DRIVING
DEPUTY SUSPENDED
SHERIFF ANNOUNCES PROMOTIONS (CORRECTION PRINTED 6-30-89)
SIX NEW POSITIONS CREATED. 20 DEPUTIES PROMOTED BY SHERIFF
DEPUTY LOSES JOB AFTER CONVICTION OF DRUNKEN DRIVING
DETENTION DUTY DOUBLES CAREERS OF MIMS TWINS
POLICE LOG/SUSPECT IN STABBING ARRESTED
DEPUTY ATTACKED TWICE
DURHAM COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPT., DRUG ABUSE PREVENTION
SEE ALSO DRUG ABUSE, PREVENTION
GROUPS FOR PARENTS OF TEENS TO MEET
DURHAM COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPT., ELECTIONS
HIGHT WON'T RULE OUT A BID FOR SHERIFF
DURHAM COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPT., HISTORY
9 DURHAM SHERIFFS SERVE IN OVER 100 YEARS
DURHAM COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPT., LEGAL ADVISER
DURHAM SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT HIRES FIRST LEGAL ADVISER
DURHAM COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEFT., PISTOL TEAM
DEADEYE DEPUTIES
DURHAM COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPT., PROMOTIONS
SHERIFF ANNOUNCES PROMOTIONS (CORRECTION PRINTED 6-30-89)
SIX. NEW POSITIONS CREATED, 20 DEPUTIES PROMOTED BY SHERIFF
CORRECTION
DURHAM COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPT., RUNOFF ELECTIONS
SEE DURHAM COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPT., ELECTIONS
DURHAM COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPT., TRAINING
SEE ALSO POLICE TRAINING
SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT TO RUN OWN TRAINING PROGRAM
SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT ACCREDITED TO RUN ITS OWN TRAINING PROGRAM
DURHAM COUNTY SOCIAL SERVICES DEPT.
SEE DURHAM COUNTY DEPT. OF SOCIAL SERVICES
DURHAM COUNTY SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT
PRESERVATION PLAN WOULD SLOW SELLOUTS
PRESERVING FARMLAND TO KEEP COUNTY GREEN
DURHAM COUNTY SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE
SEE SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE
DURHAM COUNTY TAX OFFICE
SEE ALSO DELINQUENT TAXES
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C., REVENUES
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C., TAX RATE
SEE ALSO DURHAM TAX ASSESSOR
SEE ALSO DURHAM TAX COLLECTOR
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2 11/10/1989 A 10 P N S76
2 11/12/1989 A 1 N S82
2 11/16/1989 C 2 P P T32
2 12/04/1989 C 1 N S82
2 8/07/1989 A 11 N M51
2 10/16/1989 B 6 N M51
S 2 6/12/1989 A 1 C N H65
S
S
H
H
H
S
H
H
H
H
H
2 3/01/1989 C
2 5/05/1989 A
2 5/12/1989 A
2 6/26/1989 C
2 6/27/1989 B
2 6/27/1989 C
2 6/28/1989 B
2 9/14/1989 C
2 10/23/1989 B
2 11/06/1989 B
2 11/06/1989 B
1 N B53
1 P N B53
4 E
1 N
1 N
1 P N B53
6 P N
1 N
1 P N M51
1 N M51
1 N M51
S
2 9/06/1989 A
9 N B53
S
2 2/25/1989 A
1 P N B53
S
2 4/19/1989 A
6 F U57
H
2 2/01/1989 D
12 N
S
2 U/10/1989 A
10 P N S76
S
H
S
2 6/27/1989 C
2 6/28/1989 B
2 6/30/1989 A
1 P N B53
6 P N
2 N
2 6/30/1989 C
2 8/10/1989 C
S 2 7/24/1989 A 1
S 2 7/25/1989 A 4
N B53
N S69
N H65
E
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ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
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SEE ALSO PROPERTY TAXES, DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO TAXES, DURHAM COUNTY
AS DEADLINE NEARS, ASSESSOR BRACING FOR TAX LISTING RUSH
DURHAM TO FILL TAX ASSESSOR JOB
TAX ASSESSORS AWAIT WORD ON NEW BILLBOARD RATE
TAX OFFICE REVAMPING, EYEING 4-YEAR REVALUATIONS
PAYMENT DEADLINE NEARS FOR DURHAM TAXPAYERS
PAYMENT DEADLINE NEAR FOR DURHAM TAXPAYERS
DURHAM COUNTY YOUTH ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
SEE DURHAM COUNTY ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
DURHAM COUNTY YOUTH SERVICES ADVISORY BOARD
YOUTH BOARD SEEKS GRANT APPLICATIONS
DURHAM YOUTH GETS TOP PRIORITY
DURHAM DAY CARE COUNCIL
SEE ALSO AID TO FAMILIES WITH DEPENDENT CHILDREN
SEE ALSO CHILD CARE
SEE ALSO CHILD CARE CENTERS
DAY-CARE ENVIRONMENT IMPORTANT
HEALTHY DAY-CARE GOAL OF UNITED WAY AGENCY
DOLE! FEDERAL GOVERNMENT NEEDS A CHILD-CARE POLICY
SEEK SOLUTIONS TO CHILD CARE NEEDS IN WORKPLACE, DURHAM GROUP TOLD
DURHAM DEFT. OF INSPECTION SERVICES
SEE ALSO BUILDING CODES
SEE ALSO HOUSING CODE
DURHAM HOUSING INSPECTOR PROPOSES APPEALS BOARD
DURHAM DEPT. OF TRANSPORTATION AND UTILITIES
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.Cm TRANSPORTATION HISTORY
SEE ALSO DURHAM TRAFFIC ENGINEERING DIVISION
DURHAM LOSES TRANSPORTATION CHIEF
DURHAM DIAGNOSTIC LIONS CLUB
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C., MEDICAL INDUSTRY
LIONS CLUB GETS WOMAN AS PRESIDENT
DURHAM DISTRICT ATTORNEY'S OFFICE
SEE ALSO DURHAM POLICE DEPT.
'VICTIMS OF CRIME SHOULD BE TREATED WITH DIGNITY, COMPASSION'
GRAND JURY REPORTED LOOKING INTO DRUG TRAFFIC
SMITH ANNOUNCEMENT RIPS DISTRICT ATTORNEY
DURHAM DISTRICT ATTORNEY'S OFFICE, ASSISTANT DISTRICT ATTORNEYS
DRUG GRANT CUT, PROSECUTER OUT
DURHAM FUNDS LOSS WON'T SLOW DOWN DRUG FIGHT
DURHAM DISTRICT ATTORNEY'S OFFICE, ELECTIONS
DISTRICT ATTORNEY TO SEEK SUPERIOR COURT JUDGESHIP
DA CANDIDATE HARDIN: EMPATHIZE WITH VICTIMS
EVENSON NOTES RECORD PROSECUTING CRIMINALS
SMITH AD SOLICITS DISTRICT ATTORNEY VOTES
SMITH RUNNING FOR PROSECUTOR
DELAY DISRUPTS DURHAM PLANS
HARDIN WON'T RUN FOR D.A.
HARDIN DEFERS TO BOSS, WITHDRAWS CANDIDACY
EVENSON WON'T RUN FOR DA
EVENSON WITHDRAWS FROM RACE
SMITH ANNOUNCEMENT POSTPONED TO DEC. 16
SMITH TO ENTER DA'S RACE
SMITH ANNOUNCEMENT RIPS DISTRICT ATTORNEY
DISTRICT ATTORNEY STEPHENS REPLIES TO SMITH'S JABS
DURHAM DISTRICT COURT
SEE COURTS, DURHAM COUNTY
DURHAM DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT CORP.
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C., DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT
1/28/1989 C
3/09/1989 A
3/31/1989 C
10/12/1989 C
12/27/1989 C
12/28/1989 B
2 3/16/1989 B
2 12/27/1989 A
S 2 5/09/1989 A
H 2 10/02/1989 B
S 2 12/07/1989 A
H 2 12/08/1989 A
N A54
N H65
N H70
N H65
N H65
P N H65
2 N
1 N H65
6 P F S27
1 D G S22
1 P N E33
1 P N C60
S 2 9/12/1989 A 8 N C61
S 2 12/04/1989 A 1 N C61
H 2 7/16/1989 B 1 P N S73
H
2 4/12/1989 D
5 N S82
H
2 10/05/1989 C
1 N S82
H
2 12/16/1989 C
1 P N S82
H
2 10/30/1989 A
1 P N S82
S
2 10/30/1989 A
1 N B53
S
2 9/11/1989 A
6 N B53
H
2 9/24/1989 B
1 P N S82
H
2 9/24/1989 B
1 P N S82
H
2 11/21/1989 B
1 P N S82
S
2 11/21/1989 C
1 P N
H
2 12/04/1989 A
1 P N S82
S
2 12/04/1989 A
1 P N B53
H
2 12/05/1989 C
1 N S82
S
2 12/06/1989 A
1 P N B53
H
2 12/07/1989 B
1 P N S82
H
2 12/09/1989 B
6 N
S
2 12/15/1989 A
1 P N B53
H
2 12/16/1989 C
1 P N S82
H
2 12/17/1989 B
1 P N S82
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1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989
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DEVELOPMENT CHIEF HAS BIG PLANS FOR DOWNTOWN
DURHAM DRAPERY CO.
SEE ALSO ROYAL HOME FASHIONS DC.
SCHOOLS OK DEAL FOR SERVICE CENTER
DURHAM DRY CLEANERS
RTI STUDY REVEALS 95X OF TOXIC WASTE IN WATER
DURHAM ELKS LADIES AUXILIARY
ELKS OFFICERS
DURHAM ELKS LODGE
SEE ALSO BEAUX ARTS BALL
ELKS HELP
DURHAM EMERGENCY ENERGY COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO COMMUNITY CHALLENGE HEATING FUND
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY DEPT. OF SOCIAL SERVICES
SEE ALSO FIREWOOD
SEE ALSO OPERATION BREAKTHROUGH
SEE ALSO SHARE THE WARMTH PROGRAM
SEE ALSO WINTERIZATION PROGRAM
SEE ALSO WOMEN-IN-ACTION
DONATIONS SOUGHT TO HELP POOR PAY THEIR HEATING BILLS
GIVING TO ENERGY FUNDS IS WARMING EXPERIENCE
EMERGENCY ENERGY FUND OUT OF MONEY AGAIN
AGENCIES GET HONEY
EMERGENCY ENERGY FUND ITSELF NEEDS ASSISTANCE
DUKE POWER EXPECTING RECORD ELECTRICITY USE
COLD DECEMBER WIPES OUT EMERGENCY HEATING FUNDS
DURHAM EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY CIVIL PREPAREDNESS
SEE ALSO FEDERAL EHERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY
EMERGENCY PLANNERS SPURRED TO PRODUCE 'WHAT IF'
HUGO'S BULLET SKIPS DURHAM
DURHAM'S 'SPILL PATROL' SEES IT ALL
DURHAM EMPLOYMENT SECURITY COMMISSION
SEE EMPLOYMENT SECURITY COMMISSION
DURHAM ENERGY COMMITTEE
SEE DURHAM EMERGENCY ENERGY COMMITTEE
DURHAM ESTATES
PLANNING BOARD GIVES OK TO WATERSHED DEVELOPMENT
CARRBORO DELAYS COLLARING LOOSE DOGS FOR SAKE OF PUBLIC HEARING
DURHAM EXCHANGE CLUB
GOLFERS GET CHANCE TO SHOOT FOR PARIS
CLUB HONORS FRANCES NEWMAN
DEEDS HONORED
DURHAM EXCHANGE CLUB INDUSTRIES
SEE DURHAM EXCHANGE CLUB SHELTERED WORKSHOP
DURHAM EXCHANGE CLUB SHELTERED WORKSHOP
SEE ALSO MENTALLY RETARDED
SEE ALSO SHELTERED WORKSHOP
DEDICATION
NEW ROOF CATCHES ON FIRE
DATE'
H 2 6/26/1989 t
REPORT SINCE... TORNADOES H
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C -PG L P BYL
N N36
S 2 3/21/1989 A 1 P N S92
S 2 7/17/1989 A 1 P N T77
S 2 4/17/1989 B 2 P P S73
S 2 12/26/1989 C 6 P P C45
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
CHH
CHH
DURHAM FAMILY COUNSELING SERVICE
SEE FAMILY COUNSELING SERVICE
:durham, N.C.)
DURHAM FINANCE DIVISION
SEE ALSO CERTIFICATE OF PARTICIPATION FINANCING
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, BUDGET
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY BUDGET DEPT.
1/05/1989 C
1/06/1989 A
1/20/1989 B
1/21/1989 B
12/12/1989 C
12/22/1989 A
12/30/1989 C
N
E
N
N
N S69
N C61
N C60
2 5/23/1989 C 1 N C60
2 9/22/1989 A 1 P N B53
2 12/11/1989 A 1 N B53
1 6/21/1989 A
1 8/17/1989 A
1 P N M20
3 N C62
2 5/28/1989 C 6 N C49
2 6/15/1989 C 4 P N S22
2 8/02/1989 A 11 P P K30
2 7/26/1989 C 10 P P T37
2 12/01/1989 C 1 P P T37
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1/01/1989
INDEX B
12/51/1989
SUBJECTS
N
P
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY COUNCIL, FINANCE COMMITTEE
REPORT SHOWS DURHAM MONEY MANAGERS' SAWY _ _ H
CITY INVESTMENTS SPARKLEi GULLEY SEES GROWTH IMPACT S
A HEARTENING PERFORMANCE H
COUNTY WEIGHS WAYS TO SHARE COSTS WITH CITY S
WHERE DID THE hONEY GCT H
DESPITE CHARGES TO THE CONTRARY, DURHAM IS IN GOOD FINANCIAL SHAPE H
DURHAM FIRE DEPT.
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY FIRE MARSHAL
FIREMEN'S WORK EXEMPLARY H
FIRE DEPARTMENT BASKETBALL TEAM DEFEATS LAWMEN H
FIREFIGHTERS OUT-SHOOT LAW ENFORCERS S
LEARNING ABOUT THE FIREFIGHTER'S JOB H
FIRE OFFICIALS WATCH STORES FOR FIREWORKS S
BREATHING EASIER S
CITY'S 5TH-GRADE PUPILS COUNT FIRE INVESTIGATOR AMONG HEROES H
STANDING BY S
DURHAM FIRE DEPT., FIRE STATIONS (SEE ALSO SPECIFIC FIRE STATIONS)
PROPOSED FIRE STATION GETS COLONY PARK HOT S
RESIDENTS AGAIN PROTEST FIRE STATION S
DURHAM FIRE DEPT. , FIRE TRUCKS
SEE ALSO FIRE ENGINES
DURHAM FIREFIGHTERS TO REACH NEW HEIGHTS
DURHAM FIRE DEPT., HAZARDOUS-RESPONSE TEAM
SEE ALSO CHEMICAL SPILLS
SEE ALSO HAZARDOUS MATERIALS
SEE ALSO HAZARDOUS WASTE TREATMENT, DURHAM
HYDROCHLORIC ACID LEAKS FROH TRUCK H
FIREFIGHTERS CONTROL LEAK FROM FALLEN PROPANE TAt* S
IMPASSE S
DURHAM FIRE DEPT., HISTORY
BUCKET BRIGADE GROWS INTO 12 FIRE STATIONS
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3/11/1989
3/11/1989
3/21/1989
4/22/1989
11/02/1989
11/02/1989
1/30/1989 A
2/22/1989 C
2/28/1989 D
10/19/1989 C
10/27/1989 C
11/14/1989 A
11/27/1989 B
12/14/1989 B
N S69
N
E
N H65
E
J
L
N
N A76
P L38
N B53
P T32
N M51
P R56
2 10/06/1989 A
2 10/27/1989 A
1 M N C61
1HNC41
S 2 7/18/1989 A 1 P N B53
2 1/11/1989 C
2 3/31/1989 C
2 4/24/1989 A
1 P N S73
1 N B53
6 P P T37
S 2 9/04/1989 A 1 P F U57
S 2 8/24/1989 C 1 N B53
INKHAH FORUM „ -,,.,/,»«, n
DEJA VU FOR COUNCIL VOTE H 2 7/16/1989 D
CONSERVATIVES RISE AGAINj FRIENDS Of DURHAM SHOULD LEARN FROM... MISTAKES H 2 8/21/1989 A
DURHAM FREEWAY
TRUCKERS' SPITE ACTUALLY HELPS TESTING OF STRIPES ON FREEWAY H 2 4/23/1989 B
HILLANDALE, HILLSBOROUGH GETTING NEW INTERSECTION S 2 11/13/1989 A
DURHAM GAS CO.
SEE PUBLIC SERVICE CO. OF N.C.
DURHAM HARLEY-DAVIDSON/KAWASAKI INC.
GOLD JEWELRY STOLEN FROM MOTORCYCLE SHOP
DURHAM HERALD CO.
SEE ALSO DURHAM MORNING HERALD
SEE ALSO DURHAM SUN (NEWSPAPER)
SEE ALSO FRONT PAGE AWARDS
SEE ALSO HERALD-SUN GOLF TOURNAMENT
SEE ALSO NEWSPAPER IN EDUCATION mai , ,„.,___
WE GAVE AT THE OFFICE (AD) CHH 1 1/05/1989
HEALTH FAIR CELEBRATION S 2 2/17/1989
BIRTHDAY BASH S 2 3/02/1989
POLICE PROBE SHOOTING, ROBBERY S 2 3/04/1989
JOIN ME TODAY IN A WALK AWAY FROM GREED H 2 3/12/1989
THANKS FOR 'GIVING AT THE OFFICE' CHH 1 3/18/1989
OUR FOUNDING FATHERS NEVER DREAMED OF A JULY 4TH CELEBRATION LIKE THIS! H 2 6/21/1989
FIREWORKS, FUN FILL FOURTH FESTIVITIES S 2 7/04/1989
DOWNTOWN BLACKOUT PUTS BUSINESSES IN DARK H 2 7/07/1989
DURHAM HERALD CO. MAY SELL RADIO STATIONS S 2 7/12/1989
CHRISTMAS IN JULY? S 2 7/15/1989
SANTA CLAUS HELPS ANNOUNCE HERALD-SUN CHRISTMAS PARADE S 2 7/21/1989
4 E
4 E
1 P N A54
1 P N Yll
10
2
K30
M66
A
P
P
N
U
L
A
N
N R63
N M06
N
N T77
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ANNUAL
1/01/1989
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12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
SANTA'S VISIT TO ANNOUNCE HERALD-SUN CHRISTMAS PARADE
EXHIBITION, TRADE SHOW SET, BILLED AS CITY'S LARGEST
CREDIT MANAGER NAMED FOR PAPERS
POPS GOES THE MERIDIAN
POLICE LOG/3 TEENS ROB NEWSPAPER VENDOR, 12
DURHAM PAPERS PLAN TO KEEP RADIO STATIONS
IN TUNE
THE INSIDE SCOOP ON 'OUTSIDER' ART/TUESDAY TALK
RADIO STATIONS NOT FOR SALE
DURHAM LEADERS BUSY PLANNING CITY'S FIRST BUSINESS EXPOSITION
POLICE LOG/BURGLAR BATTERS SLEEPING WOMAN WITH BRICK
POLICE CHARGE MAN AS PEEPING TOM
MARKETPLACE '89 (SPECIAL SECTION)
HERALD-SUN EXECUTIVES FEEL EARTHQUAKE
DURHAM HERALD-SUN NEWSPAPERS CHRISTMAS PARADE
BANK EXECUTIVE: SCHOOLS MUST STRESS 3 P'S
THE MAINSTREAM ENVIRONNENTALISTS/SUN SHARES
DURHAM HERALD-SUN CHRISTMAS PARADE
CLASSIC A BIG SUCCESS
PARADE SPONSOR'S FLOAT
DURHAM HERALD CO., ADVERTISING DEPT.
"HOW WELL WE INFORM DEPENDS ON TOW WELL WE COMMUNICATE." (AD)
A FEU WORDS ABOUT CHANGE... CLASSIFIEDS (AD)
THE DURHAM HERALD COMPANY CAME TO OUR RESCUE THROUGH ADVERTISING! (AD)
THE CHAPEL HILL HERALD DELIVERS FOR DICKINSON GARDEN CENTER (AD)
DURHAM HERALD CO., AWARDS
SEE ALSO AWARDS
HERALD-SUN NEWSPAPERS LAUNCH SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM
DURHAM HERALD CO., BUILDING
HERALD-SUN GAINS OPTION ON U.S. 15-501 PROPERTY
HERALD CO. PLANS MOVE TO SITE ON PICKETT ROAD
GROUP AGREES TO PAPERS' USE OF SITE
CITY PLAWCRS SUPPORT NEW HERALD-SUN BUILDING
PLANNERS BACK NEWSPAPERS' MOVE TO PICKETT ROAD
BOARD APPROVES HERALD-SUN SITE
BOARD BACKS PLAN FOR NEWSPAPER BUILDING
DON'T RELOCATE NEWSPAPERS
ABANDONING DOWNTOWN
COUNCIL APPROVES HERALD CO. 'S PLAN FOR CONSTRUCTION
NEWSPAPERS SET JUNE 2 GROUNDBREAKING DATE
NEWSPAPER CO. PLANS JUNE 2 GROUNDBREAKING
GROWTH, LOSS OF AMERICAN TOBACCO SITE REASONS FOR LEAVING DOWNTOWN
LOOKING TO FUTURE
DURHAM HERALD COMPANY BREAKS GROUND FOR PLANT
NEWSPAPERS BREAK GROUND FOR NEW HOME
BURNING WOOD ANNOYING
EDITORIALS ARE MISLEADING
RECORDS DISPUTE ALLEGATIONS THAT DEVELOPER BROKE 'HANDSHAKE DEAL'
DOWNTOWN HERALD-SUN LABYRINTH WILL SOON BE EMPTY AND QUIET
ON THE BEAM
DURHAM HERALD CO., CIRCULATION DEPT.
KIRKMAN NAMED CIRCULATION CHIEF AT HERALD-SUN
DURHAM HERALD CO., COMMUNITY GOALS
INSIGHT/SETTING GOALS FOR BETTER COMMUNITIES
OUR GOALS FOR 1989
LET'S SEEK CONSENSUS ON KEY ISSUES
DURHAM'S SPIRITUAL LEADER
PAPER GOOFED IN GOALS
1989 GOALS ENLIGHTENING
EDUCATION COMMITMENT NEEDED
HOW DID WE DO ON YEAR'S OBJECTIVES?
DURHAM HERALD CO., CONTROLLER
HERALD APPOINTS DEBORAH SCHRECK CONTROLLER
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7/22/1989 C
7/25/1989 B
7/29/1989 C
7/30/1989 C
7/31/1989 B
7/31/1989 A
7/31/1989 C
8/01/1989 A
8/01/1989 B
8/16/1989 D
8/21/1989 A
8/21/1989 A
10/01/1989 G
10/18/1989 A
11/05/1989 E
11/09/1989 C
12/03/1989 D
12/03/1989 D
12/13/1989 A
12/17/1989 B
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L Y
L P BYL
P N S22
N S69
N
P P C45
N M51
N C61
P P C45
P U W15
N
N
N M51
N
D F
N B53
D A
P N Yll
P J
P A
E
P P C45
H 2 1/25/1989 A 7 P A
H 2 4/13/1989 B 4 D A
H 2 4/16/1989 B 12 P A
CHH 1 4/19/1989 A 10 P A
H
2
2/12/1989 A
1
N P38
S
2
2/07/1989 A
1 M N H70
H
2
2/08/1989 A
1 M N A54
H
2
2/10/1989 C
1
N A54
S
2
2/10/1989 A
1
N H70
H
2
2/11/1989 C
1
N
S
2
2/14/1989 A
1
N H70
H
2
2/15/1989 C
2
N
H
2
3/09/1989 A
4
L
H
2
3/11/1989 A
4
L
H
2
4/04/1989 C
6
N S69
S
2
4/04/1989 A
1
N H70
H
2
4/05/1989 C
1
N
H
2
4/09/1989 D
5 P U
S
2
4/19/1989 E
2 P P M66
H
2
6/02/1989 A
1 P N
S
2
6/02/1989 A
1 P N S92
H
2
9/06/1989 A
4
L
H
2
11/01/1989 A
4
L
H
2
11/03/1989 A
5
L
H
2 11/26/1989 D
6 P N N36
S
2 12/05/1989 A
3 P P S76
H 2 10/08/1989 D 9 P N
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1/01/1989 D
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SUBJECTS
HERALD CO. NAMES TROTTER DIRECTOR OF CREW SALES
LOSS FOR MORTICIANS, NEWSROOM CREW IS GAIN FOR DENISE'S FAMILY
HERALD 'FATHER-CONFESSOR' DAMIANO RETIRING DEC. 29
SERVICE AWARDS
POLICE LOG/SHOOTING CASE SUSPECT HELD ON '84 CHARGE
'C.C MULHOLLAND RETIRED EMPLOYEE OF HERALD-SUN CO.
DURHAM HERALD CO., HISTORY _
DOWNTOWN HERALD-SUN LABYRINTH WILL SOON BE EMPTY AND QUIET
DURHAM HERALD CO., NEWSPAPER IN EDUCATION PROGRAM
SEE NEWSPAPER IN EDUCATION
DURHAM HERALD CO., NEWSPAPER RACKS
SEE ALSO NEWSPAPER RACKS
POLICE CHARGE MEN WITH BREAKING INTO NEWSPAPER RACK
CAMERA SEES MEN STEAL PAPER RACKS
NEWSPAPER RACKS STOLEN
DURHAM HERALD CO., PHOTOGRAPHY DEPT.
SEE ALSO COLOR ART (FOR HERALD AND SUN)
SEE ALSO PHOTOGRAPHERS, DURHAM
TWO STAFF PHOTOGRAPHERS CAPTURE TOP N.C. PRIZES
3 ON SUN STAFF WIN PRESS AWARDS
HERALD CO. PHOTOGRAPHER CITED
HERALD PHOTOGRAPHER WINS PRESS AWARD
DURHAM HERALD-SUN, LIBRARY
PAPER SHOULD PROVIDE IND-EX
LIBRARY STAFFERS TO ATTEND INFORMATION SOCIETY TALK
DURHAM HERALD-SUN, SOFTBALL TEAM
SEE ALSO SOFTBALL
HERALD-SUN SOFTBALL HAS PERFECT RECORD
DURHAM HIGH SCHOOL
DURHAM HIGH RENOVATIONS
DURHAM HIGH TEACHER LOSES SIGHT IN BLAST
FUND SET UP TO HELP CHEMISTRY TEACHER
DHS TEACHER MAY PAY HIGH COST FOR HEROISM
TEACHER DESERVES CITATION
CITY BOARD GETS HIGH SCHOOLS' NEW RENOVATION PLANS
LIFE GIFT
A $24-MILLI0N QUESTION
CONSOLIDATED CITY HIGH SCHOOL ADVANCES
REPLACING HIGH SCHOOLS MORE THAN MONEY ISSUE
DURHAM HIGH'S TEACHER HERO TO GET AWARD FROM MARTIN
DURHAM MAN GETS AWARD FOR BRAVERY
DURHAM TEACHER RECEIVES AWARD
SCHOOL HONORS HERO TEACHER
CHITTILLA RETURNS TO DHS CLASSROOM
CITY SCHOOLS PUSH MAINTENANCE
WHAT'S HIS LINE
HIGH SCHOOLS GET NEW PHONE NUMBERS
POSSIBLE GUNSHOT HEARD AT SCHOOL
HILLSIDE, DURHAM HIGH REPLACEMENTS URGED
SCHOOL BOARD HEARS HILLSIDE PLAN
SCHOOLS NEED JOINT STUDY
DISTURBANCES AT DURHAM HIGH WORRY TEACHERS
DON'T HIDE SCHOOL PROBLEMS
STOCK CAR RACER BILL ELLIOTT MAKES A PIT STOP AT DHS HIGH
BETTER SAT SCORES AIM OF TUTORING
DHS TEACHERS OFFER MORE HELP TO STUDENTS
STUDENT TEACHER LEARNS LESSON AT DHS/GUEST COLUMN
FAISON SHUFFLES ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS
SPINAL CORD INJURIES CAN SHATTER LIVES
PARENT URGES BOARD TO VISIT DURHAM HIGH
PARENT ASKS BOARD TO VISIT DHS 'PROBLEMS'
HEROISM LANDS TEACHER ON TV SHOW
CBS TV SHOW RE-ENACTS HEROISM AT DURHAM HIGH
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1/11/1989 D
4/09/1989 B
11/19/1989 B
12/11/1989 C
12/19/1989 C
12/31/1989 B
N
U N36
N S69
P K30
N M51
0
H 2 11/26/1989 D 6 P N N36
S 2 1/05/1989 C
S 2 4/06/1989 C
CHH 1 7/02/1989 A
H 2 1/27/1989 C
S 2 1/27/1989 A
S 2 12/04/1989 A
H 2 12/05/1989 C
2 1/19/1989 A
2 9/16/1989 A
1/28/1989
2/02/1989
2/03/1989
2/04/1989
2/08/1989
2/09/1989
2/10/1989
2/12/1989
2/14/1989
2/16/1989
2/18/1989
2/21/1989
2/21/1989
4/05/1989
4/28/1989
8/16/1989
8/19/1989
8/29/1989 B
9/02/1989 C
9/12/1989
9/12/1989
9/13/1989
9/14/1989
9/17/1989
9/18/1989
9/28/1989
9/29/1989
10/05/1989
10/07/1989
10/21/1989
10/24/1989 B
10/24/1989 B
10/30/1989 C
10/31/1989 C
1 N B53
1 N
3 N
1 PN T44
1 P N
8 N
8 P N
4 L
6 N
S 2 10/03/1989 D 4 P N
J40
T32
P K30
N J40
N J40
E
E
N
P
E
N J40
E
N J40
N L40
N S76
N
U T37
N S92
P K30
N
P T32
N C47
N E33
E
N C47
E
N S92
N C47
E
U
N C47
N C60
N C47
N E33
N E33
N C47
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AWARD-WINNERS
Dtrj-W1 HIGH CROWS NEW QUEEN
MORATORIUM DECLARED ON TRANSFERS FROM DURHAM HIGH SCHOOL
CITIZENS TO ADDRESS BOARD ON DURHAM HIGH ILLS
CLOCK RUNS ON DURHAM HIGH
DURHAM HIGH SCHOOL, CLASS REUNIONS
SEE ALSO DURHAM HIGH SCHOOL, GRADUATION
SEE ALSO REUNIONS (OTHER THAN FAMILY)
DURHAM HIGH CLASS OF 1918 TO HOLD REUNION
DURHAM HIGH CLASS OF 1931 PLANS REUNION
CLASS OF 1931 REUNION
HIGH SCHOOL REUNION
DURHAM HIGH SCHOOL, GRADUATION
SEE ALSO DURHAM HIGH SCHOOL, CLASS REUNIONS
SEE ALSO REUNIONS (OTHER THAN FAMILY)
RAIN DOESN'T DAMPEN SENIORS' SPIRITS/THOMPSON! 'THINK BIG'
START TRIP 'DOWN TWISTED, YELLOW BRICK ROAD OF LIFE,' SAYS DHS...
DURHAM HIGH SCHOOL, HISTORY
'MARELE PALACE' KEEPS BOYS, GIRLS APART
THE SPORTING YEARS/SUCCESS OF TEAMS, FAN SUPPORT KEEP SPORTS LIVELY.,,
DURHAM HIGH SCHOOL, MATH AND SCIENCE BUILDING
DURHAM HIGH REMODELS CHEMISTRY LAB
DURHAM HIGH SCHOOL, PRINCIPAL
GROUP WANTS PRINCIPAL FIRED AT DURHAM HIGH
DR. ELLIS 'UNAWARE' OF OUSTER DEMANDS
CHANGE NEEDED AT DURHAM HIGH
DHS PRINCIPAL TO BE TRANSFERRED
DURHAM HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL TO BE TRANSFERRED TO Y.E. SMITH
SMITH PARENTS TO MEET ON TRANSFER OF ELLIS
SMITH ELEMENTARY GROUP SAYS SCHOOL DOES NOT WANT DR. BARBARA ELLIS
CHANGE MAY BENEFIT BOTH DHS, DR. ELLIS
SMITH PUPILS' PETITIONS PROTEST NEW PRINCIPAL
DURHAM HIGH SCHOOL, REUNIONS
SEE DURHAM HIGH SCHOOL, CLASS REUNIONS
DURHAM HIGH SCHOOL MARCHING AND SYMPHONIC BANDS
AWARD-WINNERS
DURHAM HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS
BULL CITY BECOMES HOME TO VARIETY OF SPORTS HEROES
DURHAM HIGH TEAM'S 72 STRAIGHT WINS UNMATCHED
WAR FORCES SUCCESSFUL FOOTBALL COACH TO MISS BIGGEST WINS
NO DHS ATHLETIC TRAINER DRAWS BOOSTER'S IRE
DHS BOOSTER SAYS SCHOOLS BREAK SPORTS-TRAINER LAW
SCHOOLS MUST FIX LACK OF TRAINERS
DURHAM HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, BASKETBALL (BOYS)
BULLDOGS OUTLAST SCRAPPY PANTHERS
TIGERS HOLD OFF BULLDOGS
WEBB NIPS DHS
POOLE, ROCKETS RALLY BY DURHAM HIGH, 73-43
ROGER'S' DUNKS SPARK HORNETS PAST BULLDOGS
HORNETS DUNK 'DOGS
JORDAN ROUS OVER DURHAM
TIGER READY TO SWAT
TIGERS SINK BULLDOGS, 43-39
SPARTANS RALLY FOR VICTORY
SHERRILL FILLING THE BILL FOR GOLDEN BULLS
THE SPORTING YEARS/SUCCESS OF TEAMS, FAN SUPPORT KEEF SPORTS LIVELY.,.
DURHAM HIGH TEAM'S 72 STRAIGHT WINS UNMATCHED
GRAY, ARMSTRONG SPARK UNICORNS; BULLDOGS RALLY TO DEFEAT E.E. SMITH
HORNETS DESTROY BULLDOGS, 84-44
HILLSIDE WALLOPS DHS
JORDAN 61, DURHAM 50
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12/08/1989 B
12/10/1989 B
12/11/1989 C
12/18/1989 A
1
12
1
1
4
P T37
P S76
N C47
N Yll
E
2 5/25/1989 B 10 N L57
2 9/05/1989 A 6 N
2 9/09/1989 A 5 P P K30
2 9/21/1989 A 6 P P T44
2 6/09/1989 A
2 6/10/1989 C
S 2 4/19/1989 G
S 2 4/19/1989 H
1 P N S92
1 P N Bll
9 F S92
1 P F B31
S 2 3/15/1989 A 1 N B53
2 12/06/1989 B
2 12/07/1989 C
2 12/13/1989 A
2 12/15/1989 A
2 12/16/1989 A
2 12/18/1989 A
2 12/19/1989 A
2 12/19/1989 A
1 12/28/1989 B
N Yll
N Yll
E
N Yll
N C47
N Yll
N C47
E
N Yll
H 2 11/11/1989 B 1 P T37
s
2 4/19/1989 H
2 P F F25
S
2 4/19/1989 H
9 P F F25
S
2 4/19/1989 H
11 P F F25
H
2 12/12/1989 C
1 N C47
S
2 12/12/1989 B
1 N Yll
s
2 12/15/1989 C
1 N Yll
s
2 1/07/1989 B
1 U P52
S
2 1/11/1989 D
2 P N A76
H
2 1/20/1989 B
2 N
H
2 1/25/1989 D
2 P N T44
H
2 1/28/1989 D
1 P N R54
S
2 1/28/1989 B
1 P N A76
H
2 2/01/1989 D
2 N R54
H
2 2/11/1989 D
1 P P K30
H
2 2/11/1989 D
2 P N M64
S
2 2/11/1989 B
1 P N K30
H
2 2/26/1989 C
4 P N P75
S
2 4/19/1989 H
1 P F B31
S
2 4/19/1989 H
9 P F F25
H
2 11/29/1989 D
3 N U55
H
2 12/14/1989 C
3 N F95
S
2 12/14/1989 C
1 P N P52
H
2 12/16/1989 D
3 N G55
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NORTHERN SWEEPS BULLDOGS
KNIGHTS RALLY PAST BULLDOGS
STONE IS BULLDOGS' ROLE MODEL
'DOGS TOO TALL FOR CAVS IN SUN TOURNEY
AIRBORNE BULLDOG
BULLDOGS DOWN VANCE FOR TITLE
CELEBRATE WIN
BULLDOGS 'NEED' WIN; COLLECT SUN CROWN
SPARTANS PLACE FOUR ON ALL-TOURNEY TEAM
WORTHY PROTECTS HONE FRONT
DURHAM HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, BASKETBALL (GIRLS)
GOING TO ST. AUG'S
DURHAM HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, FOOTBALL
SEE ALSO DOG DAYS (SERIES)
WAR FORCES SUCCESSFUL FOOTBALL COACH TO MISS BIGGEST WINS
KNIGHTS ARE PAC-6 FAVORITES — AGAIN
DUDLEY DEALS DURHAM ANOTHER OPENING LOSS, 40-0
DUDLEY HAULS BULLDOGS
HISTORY STRONG IN SERIES
HILLSIDE BLASTS BULLDOGS.33-0
HORNETS FOIL DHS UPSET HOPES
DOG DAYS
WILLIAMS FOUND DHS DESTINATION OF HIS TRAIL
WILLIAMS EXPERIENCES 'FAMILY' PAIN
FOR BULLDOGS, GLORY DAYS JUST A MEMORY
MONDAY NIGHT (PREP) FOOTBALL
WATSON LEADS JORDAN'S 70-6 ROUT OF BULLDOGS
BULLDOGS FINALLY LEARN TO CRAWL
BULLDOGS STEP TOWARD SUCCESS
IN '89, IT'S STILL BUMPY ROAD FOR BULLDOGS
KNIGHTS, BULLDOGS MEET IN PAC-6 MISMATCH
NORTHERN ROLLSi SOUTHERN FALLS; WEBB TOPS ORANGE
KNIGHTS THUMP *D06S __
BULLDOGS FOOTBALL TEAM NEEDS MORE THAN VICTORIES
A SAINT AND HIS BULLDOGS
CITY SCHOOL BOARD SHOULD SHOW SOME RESPONSIBILITY
DURHAM-ORANGE OFFERS LITTLE HOPE FOR BULLDOG WIN
SOUTHERN, ORANGE CAPTURE FIRST WINS OF SEASON
LATT1E LEADS PANTHERS TO WIN
SPORTS FORUM/WILLIAMS, BULLDOGS SET GOOD EXAMPLE
CHAPEL HILL 40, DURHAM 6 _
GENEROSITY HELPS WINLESS BULLDOGS SCORE AT KEALTIHE
WEBB 61, DURHAM 18
DURHAM HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, WRESTLING
SEE ALSO WRESTLING
SUTTON WRESTLES TO WIN
DURHAM HILTON HOTEL
A MEAL AT TIPTON'S: PROMISES, PROMISES
DURHAM HISTORIC COMMERCIAL DISTRICT
SEE DURHAM, N.C., HISTORIC DISTRICT
DURHAM HISTORIC DISTRICT COMMISSION (CITY)
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C., HISTORIC DISTRICT
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY HISTORIC PROPERTIES COMMISSION
BUSINESSMEN FINDING SIGNS OF THE TIMES MOSTLY RED TAPE
DURMM HISTORIC PRESERVATION SOCIETY
SEE HISTORIC PRESERVATION SOCIETY OF DURHAM
DURHAM HOME BUILDERS ASSOCIATION
SEE HONE BUILDERS ASSOCIATION OF DURHAM AND CHAPEL HILL
SUBJECTS
S
S
H
S
S
H
S
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
S
H
S
H
H
H
H
H
S
H
H
H
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L P BYL
2 12/21/1989 B
2 12/21/1989 C
2 12/26/1989 B
2 12/29/1989 A
2 12/30/1989 D
2 12/30/1989 D
2 12/30/1989 A
2 12/30/1989 B
2 12/30/1989 B
2 12/30/1989 B
N
N P52
N P52
N P52
P K30
N B64
P T44
N P52
U P52
N A76
S 2 4/19/1989 D 4 P P S76
4/19/1989 H
8/23/1989 D
8/26/1989 D
8/26/1989 B
9/06/1989 D
9/09/1989 D
9/09/1989 B
9/16/1989 A
9/17/1989 C
9/18/1989 B
9/19/1989 B
9/19/1989 B
9/19/1989 B
9/20/1989 D
9/21/1989 D
9/21/1989 D
9/21/1989 B
9/23/1989 D
9/23/1989 B
9/24/1989 B
9/24/1989 D
9/28/1989 A
9/29/1989 B
9/30/1989 D
9/30/1989 B
10/01/1989 C
10/07/1989 D
10/09/1989 B
10/21/1989 D
11 P F F25
9 P F P52
3 P N G98
3 P N A76
N A76
N G98
N P52
N
G M88
G M88
G M88
P S73
N G5S
G M88
G M88
N M88
U P52
N G98
N P52
U N36
E
L
N B40
N K64
N P52
J
N B64
N C47
N G98
S 2 4/04/1989 D 6 P N A76
H 2 9/08/1989 D 5 P R D77
H 2 12/05/1989 C 1 P N N36
DURHAM HOSIERY MILLS
JOHN O'DANIEL'S DURHAM ROLE
TEXTILES HAVE BECOME 'GRAND DUKE'
OF INDUSTRIAL BOOM IN DURHAM
H 2 2/21/1989 A 4 L
S 2 4/19/1989 F 5 F M06
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OLD/NEW DURHAM; HISTORIC PRESERVATION SOCIETY WILL HONOR PROJECTS...
HOSES RECEIVES HISTORICAL SOCIETY'S BARTLETT AWARD
RENOVATED MILL KEYS EDGEMONT TURNAROUND
RENTS RAISED ON HOUSING PROJECT DESPITE OBJECTIONS
DURHAM OFFICIALS BACK HUD RENT FEE INCREASE
EX-OFFICIAL SAYS U.S. HOUSING CHIEF INTERVENED FOR PROJECT
GROUPS TO BUILD 6 LOU-INCOME HOMES
LOBBYING FOR HOUSING PROJECT DESCRIBED AS PROPER
NORBY: PROJECT PASSAGE PROPER
DURHAM HOSIERY MILL FOCUS OF HUD QUERY
FORMER MAYOR DID HIS JOB
EX-HUD OFFICIAL IMPLICATES PIERCE IN DURHAM PROJECT
AIDES' TESTIMONY SHARPENS HUD PANEL'S FOCUS ON FIERCE
MARKHAM DENIES HE USED PIERCE TIES FOR CITY PROJECT
PIERCE TO TESTIFY ON HUD AGAIN; PANEL TO PROBE HIM ON DURHAM TIES
HOSIERY MILL A HIGH-PRICED SUCCESS
HUD AIDE'S DOCUMENTS FILE OPENED
EDGEMONT'S SUCCESS TALE
INSIGHT/EDGEMONTJ RECLAIMING A COMMUNITY
HOUSING SCANDAL UPSETS RESIDENTS OF MILL PROJECT
DURHAM HOSIERY MILL OWNER FORCED TENANT TO VACATE
•NATIONAL NIGHT OUT'
CITY DENIES ZONE CHANGE ON MILL SITE
DEVELOPERS SQUARE OFF ON MILL SITE REZONING
DEVELOPER EYES REST OF HOSIERY MILL SITE
FORMER MAYOR EXPLAINS HIS ROLE IN DURHAM HOSIERY MILL PROJECT
DURHAM HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION
SEE BLUE CROSS AND BLUE SHIELD OF N.C.
DURHAM HOTEL CO.
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, CIVIC CENTER PROPOSAL
SEE ALSO HOTELS, DURHAM
CIVIC CENTER TO ACCEPT 1ST GUESTS
CIVIC-CENTER RATES SPUR MIXED EMOTIONS
DURHAM HOUSING AUTHORITY
SEE ALSO FAYETTEVILLE ST. HOUSING PROJECT
SEE ALSO HOOVER ROAD HOUSING PROJECT
SEE ALSO HOUSING, DURHAM
SEE ALSO U.S. DEPT, OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT
EMPLOYEE AWARDS
HUD AWARD
DRUG-ACTION BOARD
N.Y. FINANCIAL FIRM ASKS TO AID HOUSING
JUDGE AWARDS VICTIM A HOME
RECOGNITION
SCHOLARSHIP WINNER
ANTI-CRIME PROGRAM SET FOR PUBLIC HOUSING
POLICE POUND PAVEMENT AT PUBLIC HOUSING
DURHAM HOUSING AUTHORITY BEGINS DRUG TESTS
DURHAM RESIDENTS SAY 'NO' TO CRIME
CITY TO RENOVATE HOOVER ROAD UNITS
SCHOLARSHIP AID
PUBLIC HOUSING A WINNER IN DRUG WAR
HOUSING AUTHORITY HONORED BY HUD
PUBLIC HOUSING PROGRAMS LAUDED
DURHAM HOUSING AUTHORITY, BASKETBALL TEAM
DURHAM HOUSING AUTHORITY HOOPSTEKS
DURHAM HUMAN RELATIONS COMMISSION
SEE ALSO BETTER DURHAM HUMAN RELATIONS AWARD
SEE ALSO CARLIE B. SESSOMS AWARD
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, RACE RELATIONS
SEE ALSO HUMAN RELATIONS WEEK (DURHAM, N.C)
PAPER GOOFED IN GOALS
HUMAN RELATIONS COMMISSION CRITICIZES HAMNER FOR LETTERS
HAMNER'S LETTERS DRAW CRITICISM
THIS WASN'T 'REPUGNANT'
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5/12/1989 C
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7/04/1989 A
7/05/1989
7/05/1989
7/06/1989
7/06/1989
7/08/1989
7/12/1989
7/15/1989
7/16/1989
7/18/1989
7/20/1989
7/22/1989
7/23/1989
7/23/1989
7/30/1989
8/04/1989
8/07/1989
8/09/1989
8/22/1989 B
8/22/1989 B
10/10/1989 C
10/18/1989 A
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1/14/1989
1/25/1989
2/09/1989
2/11/1989
3/03/1989
4/24/1989
5/08/1989
6/16/1989
6/27/198?
7/29/1989
8/09/1989 B
8/18/1989 A
10/28/1989 A
11/22/1989 C
11/22/1989 C
11/26/1989 D
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N B53
N R63
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S 2 4/27/1989 A 1 N M06
S 2 4/28/1989 A 1 N M06
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CLAY HAMNER IS RIGHT; HE IS ALSO NOT RACIST
CITY COUNCIL NEGLIGENT _
POLICE DEPARTMENT ISSUE CREAnNG VOLATILE CLIHATE
RABBI UORKS FOR ALL MANKIND
GIVING A PORTION OF HERSELF
COMMISSION TO HEAR EDGEHONT CONCERNS
NOMINATIONS BEING ACCEPTED FOR AWARD
HUMAN RELATIONS PANEL TO CELEBRATE 21ST ANNIVERSARY
HUMAN RELATIONS COMMISSION WILL CELEBRATE ITS ANNIVERSARY
HUMAN RELATIONS AGENCY HONORS COMMUNITY LEADERS AT CELEBRATION
HUMAN-RELATIONS GROUP MARKS ANNIVERSARY
DURHAM INDUSTRIES FOR THE BLIND
SEE LIONS CLUB INDUSTRIES
DURHAM INTERNATIONAL CELEBRATION
SEE ALSO FESTIVALS, DURHAM
TOURUORLD IN DURHAM
MAP FOR THE WORLD
INTERNATIONAL FESTIVITIES
OH, CANADA!
DURHAM INVITATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO FILM FESTIVALS
OFFBEAT ON SCREEN
A MAN WHO MAKES 'EM MOVE
DURHAM JAYCEES
SEE ALSO BURN CENTER, N.C. JAYCEES
SEE ALSO N.C. JAYCEES
JAYCEE'S PRESIDENT RECEIVES TOP HONOR
DURHAM JAYCEES OFFICERS INSTALLED
JAYCEES RECEIVE REGIONAL AWARDS
JAYCEES DONATE HAUNTED HOUSE PROFITS
DURHAM JUNIOR CITY COUNCIL
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY COUNCIL
JUNIOR CITY COUNCIL TO LOBBY ELDER COUNTERPARTS FOR FUNDING
EVENT TO TARGET TEENS PARENTS
DURHAM JUNIOR COTILLION
HOLIDAY GALA
DURHAM KENNEL CLUB
SEE ALSO DOGS
DOGGONE PROGRAM
DOG SHOW DRILLS
TOP DOG?
DOG SHOW DRILL
TOP DOGS
DURHAM KIWANIS CLUB
SEE ALSO FRIENDLY CITY KIWANIS CLUB
SEE ALSO TOBACCOLAND KIWANIS CLUB
NEW LOOK
(NOT) FOR MEN ONLY
KIWANIS HONORS
DURHAM LAUNDRY CO.
MAN CHARGED IN HEIST AT DRY CLEANER
DURHAM LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS
SEE LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS, DURHAM
DURHAM LIGHT AND POWER CO.
SEE PUBLIC SERVICE CO. OF N.C.
DURHAM LITERACY COUNCIL
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY LITERACY COUNCIL
SEE ALSO ILLITERACY
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6/26/1989
6/26/1989
7/06/1989
8/12/1989
9/04/1989
9/06/1989
9/16/1989
9/26/1989
10/12/1989
10/12/1989 B
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N H65
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H 2 4/08/1989 A 4 E
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4/14/1989 D
4/14/1989 D
8 P F W66
9 P F W66
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H 2 5/25/1989 C 2 N
H 2 9/22/1989 C 8 N
H 2 12/13/1989 C 2 N
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3 N H90
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2/28/1989
3/21/1989
3/21/1989
3/22/1989
3/31/1989
5 P P T37
3 P P C45
1 P P C45
3 P P C45
6 P P
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2 10/15/1989 E 1 P F S56
2 10/20/1989 C 2 P P S76
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GOOD LITERACY BATTLE NEEDS CONGRESS'
CHEER ALLIANCE FOR LITERACY
LET'S HELP ALL LEARN TO READ
HELP
DURHAM MAINTENANCE DEPT.
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C., CITY EMPLOYEES
FLEETING SLEET FORECAST STIRS CITY STREET CREWS
DURHAM MASTER THOROUGHFARE PLAN
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C., OUTER LOOP
SEE ALSO DURHAM TRAFFIC ENGINEERING DIVISION
SEE ALSO DURHAM/CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO THOROUGHFARE FLAN
SEE ALSO 15-501 BYPASS
ENO DRIVE BYPASS TECHNICALLY STILL IN BLUEPRINT
'ENO DRIVE' IS OUT OF THE LOOP
HEARINGS SCHEDULED ON ROAD PROPOSAL
XINT MEETING SLATED ON THOROUGHFARE PLAN
EXPERTS OFFER ALTERNATIVES TO ENO DRIVE
CITY GATHERS IMPACT FEE COMPLAINTS
CITIZENS TO EXPRESS OPINIONS ON ROADS
THOROUGHFARE PLAN HITS ROADBLOCK AT MEETING
ENOjlMVERSITY DRIVE FOES VOCAL AT HIGHWAY MEETING (CORRECTED)
DON'T KILL FUTURE ROADS
PANEL PASSES THOROUGHFARE PLAN ALONG MINUS CONTROVERSIAL ROADS
DON'T KILL ENO DRIVE
ROAD PLAN NEARS PASSAGE DESPITE ENO DRIVE SNAG
COUNCIL PLANS HEARING ON NEW INNER LOOP
DURHAM MAYOR'S OFFICE
SEE DURHAM, N.C., MAYOR'S OFFICE
DURHAM MEMORIAL BAPTIST CHURCH
NEW CHRISTIAN MINISTRY PLANNED FOR MEMBERS OF HISPANIC COMMUNITY
DURHAM MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION
MERCHANTS GROUP SETS UP FOUNDATION
DOWNTOWN TO GET NEW MCDONALD'S
AREA CREDIT BUREAU SOLD
EX-+CAD OF MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION BUYS CREDIT BUREAU FOR *2.2 MILLION
DISSOLVING ITSELF ON MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION AGENDA
DURHAM MERCHANTS SET TO DISBAND GROUP
MERCHANTS GROUP FORMALLY DISBANDS
DURHAM MINISTERIAL ALLIANCE
SEE INTERDENOMINATIONAL MINISTERIAL ALLIANCE OF DURHAM
DURHAM MORNING HERALD
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL HERALD
SEE ALSO DURHAM HERALD CO.
SEE ALSO THE HERALD POLL
SEE ALSO HERALD-SUN GOLF TOURNAMENT
SEE ALSO SPORTS FORUM
A SUPERB MESSENGER
WHAT'S NEW
A HEALTHY AND TASTY ONE-DISH MEAL CAN WIN YOU *100
ENTER A HEALTHY RECIPE; IT COULD BE WORTH $100
OLIVER NAMED METRO EDITOR
MECHANICAL PROBLEM HAMPERS NEWSPAPER
SOUND OFF
POLICE L0G/W0MAN,22f CHARGED WITH APARTMENT BREAK-IN
'ZIPPY' AND 'CURTIS' WILL REPLACE 'BLOOM COUNTY'
LUMUMBA RIPS NEWSPAPER, 'WHITE MAN'S COURT'
SELLING DAY-OLD NEWS
GIVE US SOME NEWS
PHOTO CAPTION PROVOCATIVE
BALANCING FACTS, COMPASSION
NEWSPAPER TRADITION BITES DUST
WHERE'S THE EDITOR AT?
YOU WON'T KNOW UNTIL YOU'VE TRIED IT
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4/14/1989 C
4/25/1989 A
4/28/1989 B
4/28/1989 C
12/02/1989 C
12/14/1989 B
12/16/1989 B
N J40
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N S78
N
N S78
N C60
N E33
N E33
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2 3/08/1989 B
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1 P N C47
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DURHAM HORNING HERALD, ADVERTISING DEFT.
ATTACK AD RAISES TUO ISSUES
DURHAM HORNING HERALD, ART DEPT.
^FORMER HERALD ART DIRECTOR JOHN SINK DIES
JOHN SINK, FORMER HERALD CO. ART DIRECTOR, DIES AT 65
DURHAH HORNING HERALD, AWARDS mt^
TWO STAFF PHOTOGRAPHERS CAPTURE TOP N,C. PRIZES
3 ON SUN STAFF WIN PRESS AWARDS
HERALD WRITERS RECEIVE AWARDS
WRITERS WIN AWARDS
DURHAM HORNING HERALD, CARTOONS
SEE ALSO CARTOONISTS
CARTOON WAS OFFENSIVE
REMEDY CARTOON IHBALANCE
CARTOON VIEWS APPROPRIATE
CARTOON WAS SCURRILOUS
WING BACK CARTOONIST
CARTOON WAS OFFENSIVE
GIVE US COMIC RELIEF
JOHN COLE/1989 CARTOONS
DURHAM HORNING HERALD, CIRCULATION DEPT.
SEE DURHAM HERALD CO., CIRCULATION DEPT.
DURHAH HORNING HERALD, CORRECTIONS AND CLARIFICATIONS
SEE ALSO ERRORS
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CORRECTION
CORRECTIONS AND CLARIFICATIONS
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CORRECTIONi REGGIE JACKSON GUEST APPEARANCE!
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COLOMBIA ISN'T BOLIVIA
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NEWS ITEM INCOMPLETE
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2 1/27/1989 A
2 3/19/1989 B
2 6/25/1989 B
1 P N T44
1 P N
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2 1/09/1989 A
2 1/12/1989 A
2 1/20/1989 A
2 2/03/1989 A
2 3/23/1989 A
2 8/25/1989 A
2 12/31/1989 D
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1/19/1989 A
2/05/1989 B
2/08/1989 B
2/14/1989 A
2/15/1989
2/18/1989
2/24/1989
2/28/1989
3/01/1989
3/03/1989 ..
3/14/1989 B
3/23/1989 B
3/30/1989 A
4/02/1989
4/06/1989
4/13/1989
4/14/1989
4/15/1989
4/16/1989 ..
4/23/1989 B
4/25/1989 A
4/29/1989
5/02/1989
5/02/1989
5/03/1989
5/04/1989
5/06/1989
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5/13/1989 A
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5/16/1989
5/24/1989
6/05/1989
6/08/1989
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6/11/1989
6/15/1989
6/20/1989
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durham horning herald, editorials
insight/setting goals for better communities
paper goofed in goals
1989 goals enlightening
proposed city ordinance doesn't target erwin square
education commitment needed
editorial out of step
editorial questioning hayti development uas incendiary
hampton owes media apology, councilor says
newspaper has been unfair to durham's police chief
durham hosiery mill owner forced tenant to vacate
wall, herald editorial writer, dies at age 55
lost: a quiet man's opinion
why we're pro-growth
editorials are misleading
despite charges to the contrary, durham is in good financial shape
the geography of quality
newspaper editorials fail to give fair, balanced view of durham issues
taxpayer cost underplayed in duel by mayor, editor
how did we do on year's objectives?
durham morning herald. employees
walter erwin carroll, 67, journalist, former editor at morning herald
durham morning herald, letters to the editor
'sound off' futile
durham morning herald, library
see durham herald-sun, library
durham morning herald, photography
see durham herald co. , photography deft.
durham morning herald, preview section
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2 7/01/1989 A
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2 8/04/1989 A
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2 9/06/1989 A
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2 9/16/1989 A
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2 9/18/1989 A
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2 9/19/1989 A
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2 9/20/1989 A
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2 9/30/1989 A
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2 10/04/1989 A
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2 10/05/1989 A
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2 10/20/1989 A
2
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2 10/28/1989 A
2
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2 10/31/1989 A
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2 11/02/1989 A
2
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2 11/10/1989 A
2
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2 11/13/1989 A
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2 12/02/1989 A
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2 12/05/1989 A
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2 12/12/1989 A
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2 12/14/1989 A
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2 12/31/1989 A
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H 2 6/29/1989 A 4 L
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PREVIEW
DURHAM HORNING HERALD* SPORTS
SEE ALSO HERALD-SUN GOLF TOURNAMENT
MORRIS NAMED SPORTS EDITOR
EXPAND SPORTS COVERAGE
BERARDINO JOINS HERALD STAFF
HIGH SCHOOL PAGE ON THURSDAY
SPORTS COVERAGE APPLAUDED
SPORTS COVERAGE LACKING
WHAT IS SPORT RECREATION?
SPORTS FORUM/WILLIAMS, BULLDOGS SET GOOD EXAMPLE
DURHAM MORNING HERALD.SUBSCRI.PTIONS
NEW RATES BEGIN TODAY
DURHAM MORNING HERALD, TEEN PAGES
CLEARING THE RECORD
TEN NEW TEEN PAGE WRITERS SIGN ON FOR COMING YEAR
MORE NEW WRITERS ON TEEN PAGE STAFF
"^ ^I^S^a[°^ALrHEADINGS UN*R INDIVIttJAL SCHOOLS,
KNIGHTS DOMINATE ALL-AREA FOOTBALL H
1989 ALL-AREA FOOTBALL TEAM H
DURHAM MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
SEE MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
DURHAM MUSIC TEACHERS
SEE ALSO MUSIC
DURHAM MUSIC STUDENTS TO PERFORM IN TWO RECITALS TODAY
MUSIC AWARD WINNERS
MUSIC TEACHERS GROUP SETS FESTIVAL
MUSIC STUDENTS WIN HONORS IN COMPETITION
DURHAM NEIGHBORHOOD HOUSING SERVICES
HOUSE THAT FOR FAST?
HOUSING GROUP PICKS OFFICERS, MEMBERS
OPEN HOUSES ARE SET
OPEN HOUSE TO SHOW OF PROGRAM'S MODEL HOME
DURHAM NEWS AND VIDEO
SUSPECT ARRESTED AFTER ROBBERY
DURHAM NURSERY SCHOOL ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO CHILD CARE CENTERS
FUNERAL TODAY FOR FORMER HEAD OF NURSERY SCHOOL ASSOCIATION
UNITED WAY OKS FOUR APPEALS
DURHAM OPTIMIST CLUB
SEE OPTIMIST CLUB OF DURHAM
DURHAM PEOPLE'S ALLIANCE
SEE PEOPLE'S ALLIANCE, DURHAM CHAPTER
DURHAM PILOT CLUB
SEE PILOT CLUB OF DURHAM
DURHAM PLANNING AGENCY
SEE ALSO DURHAM PLANNING COMMISSION (MERGED FROM CITY
CITY'S 3 APPOINTMENTS FILL JOINT PLANNING PANEL
CITY PLANNERS SUPPORT NEW HERALD-SUN BUILDING
TREYBURN HOMES PLAN AWAITS FINAL OK
COMMITTEE BACKS REZONING
REZONING CASE DELAYED BY QUESTIONS ABOUT OFFICIAL'S
COUNTY POLICY URGED ON INTEREST CONFLICTS
PUBLIC SERVANTS NEED GUIDELINES ON CONFLICTS
PLANNING, MANAGING AND PAYING FOR GROWTH
DOWNTOWN GROWTH MAY HIT *2S0 MILLION
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C -PG L P BYL
H 2 10/06/19B9 D 1 F
7/09/1989
8/24/1989
8/26/1989
8/31/1989
9/15/1989
9/15/1989
9/20/1989
10/01/1989
H 2 6/01/1989 C 1 N
H 2 5/12/1989 A 2 N
H 2 6/17/1989 B 1 N
H 2 6/24/1989 A 8 N
2 12/17/1989 C 1 P N B40
2 12/17/1989 C 3 P P
H 2 1/15/1989 B 4 N
H 2 4/24/1989 C 3 P P C45
H 2 5/20/1989 C 3 N
H 2 6/07/1989 D 5 P N K30
S 2 5/06/1989 C 1 P P T37
S 2 6/27/1989 A 7 N
S 2 10/12/1989 BUN
H 2 10/21/1989 B 3 N
H 2 6/05/1989 B 6 N
H 2 2/14/1989 C 5
H 2 8/16/1989 C 2
COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION)
H
2 2/09/1989 C
I N S69
S
2 2/10/1989 A
I N H70
S
2 2/10/1989 C
I N H65
H
2 2/15/1989 C f
3 N
WOLVEMENT ... H
2 2/15/1989 D <
> N A54
H
2 2/16/1989 A
I N A54
S
2 2/17/1989 A '
I E
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2 3/17/1989 A <
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S
2 4/03/1989 A
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DURHAM MORNING HERALD, EDITORIALS
INSIGHT/SETTING GOALS FOR BETTER COMMUNITIES
paper goofed in goals
1989 goals enlightening
proposed city ordinance doesn't target erwin square
education commitment needed
editorial out of step
editorial questioning hayti development uas incendiary
hampton owes media apology, councilor says
newspaper has been unfair to durham's police chief
durham hosiery mill owner forced tenant to vacate
wall, herald editorial urtter, dies at age 55
lost; a quiet man's opinion
uhy we're pro-growth
editorials are misleading
despite charges to the contrary, durham is in good financial shape
the geography of quality
newspaper editorials fail to give fair, balanced view of durham issues
taxpayer cost underplayed in duel by mayor, editor
how did we do on year's objectives?
durham morning herald. employees
walter erwin carroll, 67, journalist, former editor at morning herald
durham morning herald, letters to the editor
'sound off' futile
durham morning herald, library
see durham herald-sun, library
durham morning herald, photography
see durham herald co., photography dept.
durham morning herald, preview section
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S
I T
N
E E
L Y
P
D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
H
2 6/22/1989 B
1 P N
H
2 6/27/1989 A
2
N
H
2 6/29/1989 A
2
N
H
2 7/01/1989 A
2
N
H
2 7/04/1989 A
2
N
H
2 7/07/1989 A
2
N
H
2 7/12/1989 A
2
N
H
2 7/21/1989 A
2
N
H
2 7/26/1989 A
2
N
H
2 7/29/1989 A
2
N
H
2 8/04/1989 A
2
N
H
2 8/16/1989 A
2
N
H
2 9/02/1989 A
2
N
H
2 9/06/1989 A
2
N
H
2 9/07/1989 A
2
N
H
2 9/16/1989 A
2
N
H
2 9/18/1989 A
2
N
H
2 9/19/1989 A
2
N
H
2 9/20/1989 A
2
N
H
2 9/30/1989 A
2
N
H
2 10/04/1989 A
2
N
H
2 10/05/1989 A
2
N
H
2 10/20/1989 A
2
N
H
2 10/28/1989 A
2
N
H
2 10/31/1989 A
2
N
H
2 11/02/1989 A
2
N
H
2 11/10/1989 A
2
N
H
2 11/13/1989 A
2
N
H
2 12/02/1989 A
2
N
H
2 12/05/1989 A
2
N
H
2 12/12/1989 A
2
N
H
2 12/14/1989 A
2
N
H
2 12/15/1989 A
2
N
H
2 12/31/1989 A
2
N
H
2 1/01/1989 D
1 1
5 F
H
2 1/10/1989 A
4
L
H
2 1/12/1989 A
4
L
H
2 1/18/1989 A
4
L
H
2 1/20/1989 A
4
L
H
2 2/13/1989 A
4
L
H
2 4/15/1989 A
4
L
H
2 5/19/1989 A
1 P N N36
H
2 5/24/1989 A
4
L
H
2 8/07/1989 A
4
L
H
2 9/27/1989 A
1 P 0
H
2 9/29/1989 A
4
E
H
2 10/29/1989 D
4
E
H
2 11/01/1989 A
4
L
H
2 11/02/1989 A
5 P J
H
2 11/28/1989 A
4
E
H
2 11/28/1989 A
5 P J
H
2 12/11/1989 A
4
L
H
2 12/31/1989 D
1
N A20
H 2 3/09/1989 B 4 0
H 2 6/29/1989 A 4 L
H 2 10/06/1989 A 1 N
-LX630-
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1/01/1989
INDEX B
12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
PREVIEW
DURHAM HORNING HERALD* SPORTS
SEE ALSO HERALD-SUN GOLF TOURNAMENT
MORRIS NAMED SPORTS EDITOR
EXPAND SPORTS COVERAGE
BERARDINO JOINS HERALD STAFF
HIGH SCHOOL PAGE ON THURSDAY
SPORTS COVERAGE APPLAUDED
SPORTS COVERAGE LACKING
UHAT IS SPORT RECREATION?
SPORTS FORUM/WILLIAMS, BULLDOGS SET GOOD EXAMPLE
DURHAM MORNING HERALD.SUBSCRIPTIONS
NEU RATES BEGIN TODAY
DURHAM MORNING HERALD, TEEN PAGES
CLEARING THE RECORD
TEN NEU TEEN PAGE WRITERS SIGN ON FOR COMING YEAR
MORE NEW WRITERS ON TEEN PAGE STAFF
DURHAM HORNING HERALD ALL-AREA FOOTBALL TEAM
SEE ALSO PREP TEAMS, FOOTBALL (SEE ALSO HEADINGS UNDER INDIVIDUAL SCHOOLS)
KNIGHTS DOMINATE ALL-AREA FOOTBALL H
1989 ALL-AREA FOOTBALL TEAM H
DURHAM MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
SEE MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
DURHAM MUSIC TEACHERS
SEE ALSO MUSIC
DURHAM MUSIC STUDENTS TO PERFORM IN TWO RECITALS TODAY
MUSIC AWARD WINNERS
MUSIC TEACHERS GROUP SETS FESTIVAL
MUSIC STUDENTS WIN HONORS IN COMPETITION
DURHAM NEIGHBORHOOD HOUSING SERVICES
HOUSE THAT FOR FAST?
HOUSING GROUP PICKS OFFICERS, MEMBERS
OPEN HOUSES ARE SET
OPEN HOUSE TO SHOW OFF PROGRAM'S MODEL HOME
DURHAM NEWS AND VIDEO
SUSPECT ARRESTED AFTER ROBBERY
DURHAM NURSERY SCHOOL ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO CHILD CARE CENTERS
FUNERAL TODAY FOR FORMER HEAD OF NURSERY SCHOOL ASSOCIATION
UNITED WAY OKS FOUR APPEALS
DURHAM OPTIMIST CLUB
SEE OPTIMIST CLUB OF DURHAM
DURHAM PEOPLE'S ALLIANCE
SEE PEOPLE'S ALLIANCE, DURHAM CHAPTER
DURHAM PILOT CLUB
SEE PILOT CLUB OF DURHAM
DURHAM PLANNING AGENCY
SEE ALSO DURHAM PLANNING COMMISSION (MERGED FROM CITY
CITY'S 3 APPOINTMENTS FILL JOINT PLANNING PANEL
CITY PLANNERS SUPPORT NEU HERALD-SUN BUILDING
TREYBURN HOMES PLAN AWAITS FINAL OK
COMMITTEE BACKS REZONING
REZONING CASE DELAYED BY QUESTIONS ABOUT OFFICIAL'S
COUNTY POLICY URGED ON INTEREST CONFLICTS
PUBLIC SERVANTS NEED GUIDELINES ON CONFLICTS
PLANNING, MANAGING AND PAYING FOR GROWTH
DOWNTOWN GROWTH MAY HIT «250 MILLION
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C -PG L P BYL
H 2 10/06/19B9 D 1 F
7/09/1989
8/24/1989
8/26/1989
8/31/1989
9/15/1989
9/15/1989
9/20/1989
10/01/1989
H 2 6/01/1989 C 1 N
H 2 5/12/1989 A 2 N
H 2 6/17/1989 B 1 N
H 2 6/24/1989 A 8 N
2 12/17/1989 C 1 P N B40
2 12/17/1989 C 3 P P
H 2 1/15/1989 B 4 N
H 2 4/24/1989 C 3 P P C45
H 2 5/20/1989 C 3 N
H 2 6/07/1989 D 5 P N K30
S 2 5/06/1989 C
S 2 6/27/1989 A
S 2 10/12/1989 B
H 2 10/21/1989 B
1 P P T37
7 N
11 N
3 N
H 2 6/05/1989 B 6 N
H 2 2/14/1989 C 5
H 2 8/16/1989 C 2
i COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION)
H
2 2/09/1989 C
L N S69
S
2 2/10/1989 A
I N H70
S
2 2/10/1989 C
, N H65
H
2 2/15/1989 C (
3 N
INVOLVEMENT ... H
2 2/15/1989 D '
? N A54
H
2 2/16/1989 A
I N A54
S
2 2/17/1989 A '
I E
H
2 3/17/1989 A <
1 J
S
2 4/03/1989 A
I N H70
-LX630-
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/1989
INDEX B
12/31/1989
Y SUBJECTS
JOINT PLANERS TO DECIDE NEW APPOINTMENTS SYSTEM
PLANERS POSE OPTIONS FOR FILLING PANEL
HEARING SET ON PLAN TO ADD TRAILS, NATURAL AREAS
DURHAM TO REPAY FUNDS USED ON CARS, COMPUTERS
CITY COULD LOSE FUNDS IN CCB PACT
PLACING DEPARTMENT SEEKS HIGHER FEES
TOWNSHIP PLANERS SEEK INPUT
PLANERS WEIGH FUTURE OF RURAL TOWNSHIP
DEVELOPER MAY LURE IBM TO ADD TRIANGLE FACILITY
HOUSING PROGRAM RULES MAY CHANGE
PANEL REVISES LIGHTING STANDARD FOR ORDINANCE
COUNCIL OKS LARGER SHOPPING CENTER
PLANNERS OBJECT, BUT COUNCIL OKS LARGER MALL
HUD RESCINDING $188,000 GRANT CALLED ARBITRARY
PERK UP HOUSING PROGRAMS
WATERSHED LOT MINIMUMS SET AT TWO ACRES
DURHAM PLANNING COMMISSION (MERGED FROM CITY t, COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION)
SEE ALSO DURHAM PLANNING AGENCY
CITY-COUKTY ZONING PANEL VOTES 4-3 TO ENDORSE HUTS REQUEST
XINT PLANERS TO DECIDE NEW APPOINTMENTS SYSTEM
PLANNERS POSE OPTIONS FOR FILLING PAfCL
THE DURHAM CITY-COUNTY FLAWING COMMISSION
DURHAM CITY-COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION
PLANERS NEW PANEL AIM TO GUARD OPEN AREAS
DURHAM POLICE ACADEMY
SEE ALSO DURHAM POLICE DEPT., CITIZEN POLICE ACADEMY
SEE ALSO DURHAM PUBLIC SAFETY ACADEMY
POLICE FORCE GETS 1ST FEMALE TRAINING COMMANDER
POLICE SITUATIONS
DURHAM POLICE DEPT,
SEE ALSO CITIZENS FOR GOOD CITY LAW ENFORCEMENT
SEE ALSO FRATERNAL ORDER OF POLICE
SEE ALSO PRIVATE DETECTIVES
DURHAM'S SANITATION, STREET CREWS MOBILIZED IN FIGHT AGAINST CRIME
RETIRED CHIEF OF POLICE DIES
SEAGROVES SET EXAMPLE FOR BEING GOOD OFFICER
HE WAS LAWMAN AND FRIEND
POLICE TO USE DECOYS TO STEM DUKE ATTACKS
LAW OFFICERS FACE COMMUNICATION GAP
DURHAM POLICE ARREST 22; AIM FOR BIG DRUG DEALERS
WHAT IS HAPPENING IN POLICE DEPARNENT?
'OFFICER TEDDY' HELPING EASE CHILDREN'S PAIN
FORMER OFFICERS SEEK ACTION AFTER POLICE INTERNAL REPORT
ANTI-CRIME PROGRAM SET FOR PUBLIC HOUSING
HOPKINS AFTERMATH GIVES CRUCIAL LESSON
SMALL POLICE SQUAD HAS LARGE IMPACT ON EAST DURHAM CRIME
DURHAM RESIDENTS SAY 'NO' TO CRIME
POLICE CRACK DOWN ON SCHOOL -ZONE SPEEDERS
DURHAM POLICE STUDYING PUTTING DOGS ON PATROL
POLICE DOGS IMPROVE IMAGE IN DRUG WAR
DURHAM POLICE MAY TAKE MORE DWI OFFENDERS' CARS
DURHAM'S 'JOE FRIDAYS' SEEK PUZZLE PIECES
POLICE WANT ROBOT TO HELP IN SCHOOLS
POLICE ROBOT CAN PAY ANTI-CRIME DIVIDENDS
POLICE THINK KIDS, ROBOTS CAN RELATE
GIFTS LEFT IN CAR BREED BREAK-INS, POLICE WARN
DURHAM POLICE STUDY 'PRO-ARREST' POLICY
DUTY ROSTER LISTS NO-SHOWS
NEW YEAR'S PEEVE
DURHAM POLICE DEPT., ACCREDITATION
POLICE DEPARTMENT SEEKS NATIONAL ACCREDITATION
CITY PAfEL BACKS POLICE ACCREDITATION
DURHAM POLICE DEPT., ASSAULTS
SEE DURHAM POLICE DEPT., OFFICERS, ASSAULTS
DURHAM POLICE DEPT., AUTOS
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E L Y
-BATE — C -PG L P BYL
4/04/1989
4/05/1989
4/10/1989
5/26/1989
A/20/1989
6/24/1989
7/30/1989
7/31/1989
8/08/1989
8/28/1989
9/28/1989
10/17/1989
10/17/1989
10/25/1989
10/27/1989
12/19/1989
1/11/1989
4/04/1989
4/05/1989
8/27/1989
8/27/1989
11/08/1989
N H45
P N H65
N H65
N C61
N C61
P N H65
M N R63
M N H65
1 M N C61
1
12
1
1
1
4
1
N C61
N R63
N R63
N C61
N R63
E
N S69
N A54
N H65
N H65
A
A
N H65
2/07/1989 C
8/08/1989 C
1 P N B53
3 P P T32
H
2
1/26/1989 C
6
N M51
S
2
1/27/1989 A
1 P N U57
s
3
1/31/1989 A
4
E
H
2
2/01/1989 A
4
E
S
2
2/02/1989 A
1
N H70
CHH 1
2/07/1989 A
3
N R63
S
2
2/07/1989 A
1
N B53
H
2
2/09/1989 A
4
L
H
2
3/14/1989 C
6
N
S
2
5/16/1989 A
1
P N C61
H
2
6/16/1989 C
3
N R63
S
2
7/28/1989 A
4
E
H
2
7/31/1989 B
1
N M51
S
2
8/09/1989 B
1 P N B53
S
2
9/25/1989 C
1
P N B53
s
2
10/09/1989 A
1 P N £53
S
2 10/10/1989 A
4
E
S
2
10/13/1989 A
1
N B53
S
2
10/21/1989 A
1
N B53
s
2
11/25/1989 A
1
P N B53
s
2 11/28/1989 A
4
E
H
2
12/04/1989 C
1
P N M51
H
2 12/16/1989 C
1
N C47
S
2 12/22/1989 A
1
N B53
H
2
12/24/1989 B
1
N
S
2
12/28/1989 B
1
N B53
H
2
8/25/1989 C
1 P N R63
S
2
8/25/1989 C
1
N C61
-LX630-
HONTHLY/
ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989
SUBJE
POLICE OFFICER INJURED IN ROXBORO ROAD WRECK
UU RABBIT CHASED BY PATROL CAR
DURHAM POLICE DEPT. SEES SOLUTION TO AGING CARS IN BLACK AND WHITE
SWITCHING CAR COLORS FINANCIALLY PRUDENT
POLICE 'CAVALRY' GETS MUSTANGS
BLUE CRUISERS, R.I. P.
POLICE OFFICER HURT IN WRECK
AUTO STRIKES POLICE CAR _ nm mMm.
BLACK AND WHITE PATROL CARS ARE PUT INTO SERVICE
PATROL CAR COLLIDES WITH TWOVEHICLES IN CHASE
POLICE LOG/BURGLAR RAPES ELDERLY WOMAN AT KNIFEPOINT
POLICE LOG/CAR HOOKED ON TRACTOR-TRAILER BUMPER _
POLICE LOG/ARGUMENT LEAVES MAN WITH 5 GUNSHOT WOUNDS
POLICE LOG/DRIVER FACES THIRD REVOKED LICENSE CASE
4 HURT IN WRECK WITH POLICE CAR CAR
DURHAM POLICE DEPT., BASKETBALL TEAM
SEE ALSO BASKETBALL
FIRE DEPARTMENT BASKETBALL TEAM DEFEATS LAWMEN
FIREFIGHTERS OUT-SHOOT LAW ENFORCERS
FROM COURT TO COURT
BASKETBALL TEAM REACHES SEMIFINALS
DURHAM POLICE DEPT., CARS
SEE DURHAM POLICE DEPT., AUTOS
DURHAM POLICE DEPT., CHIEF
750 RALLY FOR POLICE CHIEF'S OUSTER
RALLY AIMS TO OUST CHIEF
CITY OFFICIALS RECEIVE CLEAR WAKE-UP CALL
NO CAUSE FOR OUSTER/CHIEF'S WORK IN DURHAM NEEDS LARGER PERSPECTIVE
LASSITER DEMANDS POWELL FIRE HAMPTON
LASSITER GROUP DEMANDS CITY FIRE HAMPTON
HAMPTON DENIES CHARGES IN REPORT
HAMPTON BLASTS OUSTER EFFORT AS RACIAL ISSUE
POLICE CHIEF SAYS OUSTER MOVE RACIALLY MOTIVATED
LASSITER LASHES OUT AT HAMPTON'S HARANGUE
LASSITER DENIES HE'S EASY ON DWI CASES _
DURHAM POLICE CARt A STUDY IN BLACK AND WHITE. (CARTOON)
RALLY BACKING CHIEF HAMPTON DRAWS 800
LET'S AVOID RACISM
LASSITER, HAMPTON SHOULD COOL RHETORIC ,
CRACKDOWN ON DRUGS,- CHIEF HAMPTON, OTHER OFFICERS DESERVE PLAUDITS...
LACK OF INTEGRITY, NOT RACIAL MOTIVES, CITED AS ISSUE BY LASSITER
3,500 REPORTEDLY SIGN PETniON TO OUST DURHAM POLICE CHIEF
NOTICE, CITI2ENS FOR GOOD LAW ENFORCEMENT (AD)
DON'T TAKE IT OUT ON MADD _
WHY AREN'T DURHAM'S ELECTED OFFICIALS SHOWING MORE LEADERSHIP?
DURHAM NEEDS LEADERSHIP
POWELL WILL NOT FIRE HAMPTON
HOPKINS QUITS POST WITH DURHAM POLICE
LASSITER 'DISAPPOINTED' HAMPTON NOT FIRED
HOPKINS' RESIGNATION WON'T END QUESTIONS
LASSITER RALLIES VOTERS TO OUST HAMPTON
LASSITER SEEKS COUNCIL SHAKEUP
CITY COUNCIL NEGLIGENT
POLICE DEPARTMENT ISSUE CREATING VOLATILE CLIMATE
DURHAM POLICE DEPT., CHIEF, SALARY
CITY WORKERS' PAY LOW; COUNCIL'S HIGH - AMONG 5 N.C. CITIES
DURHAM POLICE DEPT., CITIZEN POLICE ACADEMY
SEE ALSO DURHAM POLICE ACADEMY _
'AGENTS OF CHANGE' - CITIZEN POLICE ACADEMY GRADUATES LEARN POLICE...
ACADEMY GIVES CITIZENS A TASTE OF POLICE LIFE
DURHAM POLICE DEPT., CRIME PREVENTION BUREAU
SEE ALSO CRIME PREVENTION
NEW PROGRAM BOOSTS CITY'S ANTI-CRIME EFFORT
TRASH SQUAD; SANITATION WORKERS NEW 'EYES' FOR POLICE
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I T
N
E E
L Y
P
D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
S
2 2/22/1989 C
1 N B53
H
2 5/11/1989 C
7 P P M66
H
2 5/24/1989 A
1 P N M51
S
2 5/25/1989 A
4 E
S
2 5/31/1989 B
1 N B53
H
2 4/04/1989 D
4 E
H
2 7/03/1989 B
5 N
S
2 7/06/1989 C
3 N
H
2 7/19/1989 C
4 N
H
2 7/20/1989 C
2 N M51
H
2 9/03/1989 C
12 N M51
H
2 9/29/1989 A
10 N M51
H
2 10/02/1989 B
6 N M51
H
2 10/14/1989 C
2 N R63
H
2 11/04/1989 C
1 P P S76
H
2 2/22/1989 C
3 N
S
2 2/28/1989 D
4 N A76
S
2 3/14/1989 B
4 P P T44
H
2 4/06/1989 C
3 N
H
S
s
H
S
H
S
H
S
H
S
H
H
H
S
H
H
S
H
H
H
H
S
H
H
S
H
S
H
H
5/19/1989
5/19/1989
5/20/1989
5/21/1989
5/24/1989
5/25/1989
5/25/1989
5/26/1989
5/26/1989
5/27/1989
5/27/1989
5/28/1989
5/29/1989
5/30/1989
5/30/1989
5/31/1989
5/31/1989
6/07/1989 B
6/07/1989 D
6/08/1989
6/11/1989
6/14/1989
6/15/1989
6/16/1989
6/16/1989
6/19/1989
6/20/1989
6/20/1989
6/26/1989
6/26/1989
N R63
N C61
E
E
N C61
N M51
N C61
N C47
N C61
N S69
N C61
T C50
N M51
E
E
E
N M51
N C61
A
E
U
L
N C61
N C47
N C47
E
N M51
N B53
E
L
S 2 3/17/1989 A 1 C N H70
2 7/01/1989 C
2 9/14/1989 C
2 1/27/1989 A
2 1/28/1989 C
1 P N P53
1 N B53
4 E
1 P N B53
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1/01/1989
INDEX BY
12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
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CRIME-PREVENTION KUDOS
DURHAM POLICE DEPT,, EMPLOYEES
POLICE DEPT. EMPLYEE FIRED AFTER TEST REHIRED
DURHAM POLICE DEPT., EXPLORER PROGRAM
FREEZE!
DURHAM POLICE DEPT,, HISTORY
TURN-OF-THE-CENTURY POLICE EARN $50 A MONTH
DURHAM POLICE DEPT., INTERNAL AFFAIRS DIVISION
SEE ALSO DURHAM POLICE DEPT., MISCONDUCT INVESTIGATION
DURHAM POLICE PROBE OF HOPKINS OUT TODAY
HOPKINS GETS 2-WEEK SUSPENSION
HAMPTON! INTERNAL PROBE SHOWS NO COVER-UP
HOPKINS TO BE SUSPENDED FOR 10 DAYS, NO PAY
SGT. DECK GETS SUSPENSION, TRANSFER TO PATROL DIVISION
CHIEF HELPS CREATE HIS OWN DIFFICULTIES
FORMER OFFICERS SEEK ACTION AFTER POLICE INTERNAL REPORT
CITIZENS GROUP ORGANIZED TO AIR POLICE DEPARTMENT
EX-CHIEF HEADS GROUP CONCERNED ABOUT POLICE FORCE
DURHAM POLICE DEPT., LEGAL DEPT.
STRICKLAND GETS NEW JOB
DURHAM POLICE DEPT., MISCONDUCT INVESTIGATION
SEE ALSO DURHAM POLICE DEPT., INTERNAL AFFAIRS DIVISION
CRIMINAL CONDUCT 'APPARENT5 IN POLICE DUI CASE
POLICE ALTER OFFICER-ARREST RULES
POWELL SATISFIED WITH POLICE DWI INTERNAL INVESTIGATION
SBI REPORT SHOULDN'T END DWI CASE PROBE
INQUIRY BOARD DECIDING ON DISCIPLINE FOR HOPKINS
DURHAM POLICE DEPT.. NARCOTICS DIVISION
SEE ALSO DRUGS, ARRESTS
ANTI-LOITERING LAW SAFEGUARDS IMPORTANT
DURHAM POLICE DEPT., NEIGHBORHOOD FOOT PATROL
POLICE OPTIMISTIC ABOUT NEIGHBORHOOD FOOT PATROL
POLICE PUT FOOT DOWN ON PROJECT CRIME
POLICE STRENGTHEN LINK TO CITY-HOUSING TENANTS
POLICE POUND PAVEMENT AT PUBLIC HOUSING
DURHAM POLICE DEPT., OFFICERS
SEE ALSO BLACKS, POLICE
SEE ALSO DURHAM POLICE DEPT., WOMEN OFFICERS
CAPTAIN NAMED AS POLICE SHUFFLE 17 OFFICERS
OFFICER PROMOTED TO CAPTAIN; 17 OTHERS GET NEW DUTIES
ADOPT-A-COP PROGRAM BEGINS
'ADOPTED' OFFICERS HOPE FOR RAPPORT WITH YOUNGSTERS
EX-POLICEMAN SHOOTS WIFE, SELF) COUPLE WAS MARRIED JUST A FEU MONTHS
CO-WORKERS REMEMBER PRICEj EX-OFFICER PUSHED FOR RIGHTS, BEFRIENDED...
CO-WORKERS REMEMBER PRICE; EX-OFFICER PUSHED FOR RIGHTS, BEFRIENDED...
JUDGE DECIDES POLICE OFFICERS NOT IN CONTEMPT
DURHAM COUPLE DIES IN MURDER-SUICIDE
POLICE OFFICERS TAKE CHARGE AFTER FATAL SHOOTINGS
OFFICER PRICE AND MR. HYDEj MURDER-SUICIDE TRAGEDY CONTRADICT...
WHO CAN STOP THE RAIN?
POLICEMAN SUSPENDED; PAY FRAUD SUSPECTED
STEREO PITCH BRINGS ARREST
HE SINGS FOR THEIR SUPPER
POLICEMAN COVERS JOLSON BEAT
DURHAM POLICE PAY TRIBUTE TO SLAIN OFFICERS
4 OFFICERS CHARGED WITH DWI SINCE '86
HOPKINS LEAVES POLICE DEPARTMENT
POLICE CHIEF SHIFTS, PROMOTES 13 OFFICERS
POLICE REPORTER WATCHES THE WORLD THROUGH EYES OF A DURHAM OFFICER
POLICE SUSPEND OFFICER IN PROBE OF DOUBLE-DIPPING
POLICE OFFICER EARNS ADVANCED CERTIFICATE
S I T
N E ELY
P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
S 2 11/10/1989 A 11 P N S76
H 2 5/12/1989 A 8 N N36
S 2 7/19/1989 B 1 P P T32
S 2 4/19/1989 A 6 F U57
5/12/1989
5/12/1989
5/13/1989
5/13/1989
5/13/1989
5/13/1989
5/16/1989
5/17/1989
5/17/1989
N N36
N N06
N N36
N N36
N M06
E
N C61
L
N M51
S 2 6/16/1989 A 1 N B53
4/21/1989 A
4/21/1989 A
4/24/1989 A
4/24/1989 A
5/11/1989 A
N S82
N B53
N B53
E
N M06
S 2 11/22/1989 A 4 E
H
2
6/11/1989 B
1 N M51
S
2
6/12/1989 C
1 N B53
S
2
6/13/1989 A
4 E
s
2
6/27/1989 C
1 P N B53
H
2
2/03/1989 C
1 N N36
S
2
2/03/1989 C
1 N B53
H
2
2/28/1989 C
3 P P T37
S
2
2/28/1989 C
1 P N B53
H
2
3/01/1989 A
1 P N A54
H
2
3/01/1989 A
1 P N M51
H
2
3/01/1989 A
1 P N A54
H
2
3/01/1989 C
1 N
S
2
3/01/1989 A
1 P N B53
S
2
3/01/1989 A
12 P P T32
H
2
3/03/1989 A
4 E
H
2
3/04/1989 C
3 P P S73
H
2
3/16/1989 C
1 N N51
S
2
3/18/1989 A
1 N B53
S
2
5/11/1989 D
1 P P S76
S
2
5/11/1989 D
2 F B71
H
2
5/13/1989 C
1 P N C47
S
2
5/19/1989 A
1 P N C61
S
2
6/15/1989 A
1 N B53
S
2
6/16/1989 C
1 N B53
S
2
6/17/1989 A
1 P N B53
H
2
7/19/1989 C
1 N
S
2
8/29/1989 A
3 N
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HONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/1989
INDEX BY
12/31/1989
S U B J E
DURHAM'S TWIN COPS FIND DUTIES DOUBLY CHALLENGING
OFFICERS* FAST ACTION SAVES TWO CHILDREN
OFFICERS DODGE BULLETS ON S. ROXBORO ST.
POLICE LOG/POLICE SEARCHING FOR KAN CHARGED WITH FIRING SHOTS
DUCKING BULLETS, TEMPER
FORGERY SUSPECT CHASED, ARRESTED _ „
SAVING CHILDREN EARNS ACCOLADES FOR THREE POLICA OFFICERS
POLICE LOG/SPITTING ON OFFICER CALLED DEADLY WEAPON _
DURHAM POLICE BECOME SANTA TO FAMILY STRANDED ON INTERSTATE
BEYOND THE BADGE
DURHAM POLICE DEPT,, OFFICERS, ASSAULTS
WOMAN, 71, HURT FIGHTING POLICE
WOMAN HURT IN SCUFFLE COULD FACE CHARGE _
CHASE ENDS WITH POLICEMAN DODGING ASSAULT BY DIRT BIKE
POLICE LOG/ MAN CHARGED AFTER BREAK-IN AT 3 BUSINESSES
N.C. WANTS TO FREE DURHAM OFFICER'S KILLER
KILLER'S SHORT PRISON STAY SPARKS ANGER
ALLEGED DRUG DEALER SHOOTS AT OFFICER
DRUG SUSPECT FIRES AT DURHAM OFFICERS
PARAMEDIC, POLICE OFFICER ATTACKED
POLICE LOG/MAN SNATCHES BANK MONEY WALKS AWAY
POLICE LOG/EMPLOYEE SHOT IN PIZZA HUT ROBBERY TRY
DURHAM POLICE DEPT., OFFICERS, COURT DATES
SEE ALSO COURTS, DURHAM COUNTY
2 NO-SHOW POLICEMEN MUST SHOW CAUSE OR FACE CONTEMPT CHARGES
OFFICERS RESPONSIBLE FOR JUSTICE BREAKDOWN
DURHAM POLICE DEPT., OFFICERS, SALARIES
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, CITY EMPLOYEES, SALARIES
SEE ALSO SALARIES, DURHAM
RECORDS SHOW UNDERCOVER OFFICER MAKES $28,974.46
DURHAM POLICE DEPT,, ORGANIZED CRIME DIVISION
DURHAM POLICE CHARGE 5 IN HIGH-CRIME-AREA 'DRUG SWEEP'
DURHAM POLICE FIND LARGE AMOUNT OF CRACK
DURHAM POLICE DEPT., PATROL CARS
SEE DURHAM POLICE DEPT., AUTOS
DURHAM POLICE DEPT., PATROL DIVISION
PATROLS KEEP DRUG DEALERS ON RUN
DURHAM POLICE DEPT., PISTOL TEAM
SEE ALSO GUNS
2-B IS NOT THE QUESTION
DURHAM POLICE DEPT,, POLICE CHIEF
SEE DURHAM POLICE DEPT., CHIEF
DURHAM POLICE DEPT.. PROMOTIONS
CAPTAIN NAMED AS POLICE SHUFFLE 17 OFFICERS
OFFICER PROMOTED TO CAPTAIN, 17 OTHERS GET NEW DUTIES
POLICE CHIEF SHIFTS, PROMOTES 13 OFFICERS
FIVE GET POLICE PROMOTIONS
DURHAM POLICE SHUFFLE TOP BRASS
DURHAM POLICE DEPT., PSYCHOLOGIST
PSYCHOLOGIST COUNSELS DURHAM POLICE FORCE
DURHAM POLICE DEPT,, SELECTIVE ENFORCEMENT TEAM
MAN SURRENDERS TO POLICE AFTER BARRICADED 2 HOURS
DURHAM POLICE DEPT., STATIONS
DISTRICT 4 POLICE MOVING HEADQUARTERS
DURHAM POLICE DEPT., TELEPHONE RESPONSE TEAM
SEE ALSO EMERGENCY COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM (911)
TAPE IN DWI CASE MISSING
C T S
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N
P
S I T
E ELY
D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
H
S
S
H
H
H
H
H
H
S
2 10/02/1989 A
2 10/25/1989 A
2 11/11/1989 C
2 11/14/1989 B
2 11/16/1989 A
2 11/18/1989 C
2 11/23/1989 C
2 12/03/1989 B
2 12/18/1989 C
2 12/23/1989 C
1 PN M51
4 E
1 N 653
1 P N M51
4 E
1 P P R56
2 P N M51
1 N M51
1 N M51
1 P N B53
S
S
H
H
S
H
S
H
S
H
H
2 2/17/1989 A
2 2/18/1989 C
2 5/24/1989 C
2 11/09/1989 C
2 11/27/1989 A
2 11/28/1989 A
2 11/29/1989 A
2 11/30/1989 A
2 12/13/1989 A
2 12/16/1989 C
2 12/31/1989 B
1 N B53
1 N B53
1 N
1 N M51
1 N B53
1 N S82
1 N 653
1 N M51
3 N 653
1 N R63
1 N
H
S
2 1/06/1989 C
2 1/10/1989 A
1 P N S82
4 E
H 2 3/23/1989 C 1 N N36
S 2 10/12/1989 C 1 N B53
S 2 10/27/1989 A 1 N B53
S 2 9/12/1989 A 1 N B53
H 2 8/12/1989 C 10 P P S76
H 2 2/03/1989 C 1 N N36
S 2 2/03/1989 C 1 N B53
S 2 6/16/1989 C 1 N 653
H 2 8/02/1989 D 9 N
S 2 12/02/1989 A 1 N B53
S 2 9/19/1989 B 1 P F G59
H 2 12/09/1989 C 1 P N S22
H 2 2/2B/1989 C 3 N
S 2 1/21/1989 A 1 N B53
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ANNUAL
1/01/1989
INDEX 6
12/31/1989
Y SUBJECTS
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S I T
H E ELY
P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
DURHAM POLICE DEPT., UNDERCOVER AGENTS
POLICE HOLIDAY OPERATION LEADS TO 15 ARRESTS H 2
DURHAM CHIEF SUSPENDS OFFICER FOR DU CHARGE H 2
JUDGE SEEKS PROBE OF OFFICER'S DUI FILE S 2
JUDGE ASKS DISTRICT ATTORNEY TO FIND OUT WHY ARREST RECORDS WERE MISSING H 2
STEPHENS, HAMPTON TO PROBE DWI CASE S 2
SBI CALLED IN ON DWI CHARGE AGAINST OFFICER H 2
ARRESTED OFFICER SHOULD BE NAMED H 2
SBI LIKELY TO START DWI PROBE SOON S 2
SBI PROBE MAY CLEAR AIR OVER POLICE ACTION S 2
POLICE CHIEF TO RELEASE NAME OF OFFICER CHARGED WITH DWI S 2
MORE EVIDENCE SAID MISSING IN POLICE DWI CASE H 2
TAPE IN DWT CASE MISSING S 2
POLICE CHIEF ERRED H 2
POLICEMAN CHARGED WITH DWI IDENTIFIED H 2
DON'T PUT OFFICER AT RISK H 2
LOS IN OFFICER'S DWI CASE REMOVED FROM CITY OFFICE H 2
NO CALL FOR COVER-UP H 2
POLICE LINE - DO NOT CROSS (CARTOON) H 2
UNDERCOVER OPERATION AIMED AT BIG DEALERS NETS 25 DRUG ARRESTS H 2
SBI PROBE OF POLICE CASE TO TAKE LONGER H 2
MORE ARRESTS PLANNED IN DRUG ROUNDUP S 2
POLICE SAY DWI PUBLICITY SNARLED DRUG PROBE H 2
POLICE ARREST 2 MORE IN DRUG ROUNDUP S 2
HAMPTON MISSES POINT ON POLICE CONTROVERSY S 2
POLICEMAN TELLS LOCATION OF LOGBOOK IN DUI PROBE S 2
BEER STING NETS 29 FOR SALE TO MINORS S 2
UNDERCOVER OFFICER'S TRIAL POSTPONED H 2
SBI'S POLICE PROBE WANING H 2
UNDERCOVER OFFICER'S CASE DELAYED AGAIN H 2
POLICE OFFICER CHARGED WITH DWI REINSTATED TO FORCE BEFORE TRIAL H 2
UNDERCOVER OFFICER WITH DWI REINSTATED S 2
RECORDS SHOW UNDERCOVER OFFICER MAKES $28,974.66 H 2
POLICE ALTER OFFICER'S FILE S 2
CITY OFFICIALS MUST PUT PRESSURE ON CHIEF S 2
SUSPICIONS RAISED AGAIN H 2
SBI FINISHING DWI PROBE S 2
OFFICER CHARGED WITH DWI REGAINS LICENSE H 2
SBI'S DWI REPORT ON POLICEMAN DUE S 2
SBI REPORT ON OFFICER EXPECTED TODAY H 2
LAWYER ASKS POLICE CHIEF FOR FILES ON OFFICER'S CASE H 2
DISTRICT ATTORNEY STALLS SBI REPORT ON HOPKINS H 2
SBI! MORE INVOLVED IN DWI CHARGE S 2
CRIMINAL CONDUCT 'APPARENT' IN POLICE DWI CASE H 2
POLICE ALTER OFFICER-ARREST RULES S 2
UNDERCOVER PROJECT INCLUDED DRINKING S 2
STEPHENS, HAMPTON IN DISPUTE OVER 'COMMON CAUSE' H 2
STEPHENS: DON'T CLOSE BOOK ON PROBE S 2
DON'T DROP POLICE PROBE, STEPHENS SAYS H 2
ARREST THE WRONGDOERS; PROBE OF POLICE DEPT. SHOULD LEAD TO PROSECUTION H 2
POWELL SATISFIED WITH POLICE DWI INTERNAL INVESTIGATION S 2
SBI REPORT SHOULDN'T END DWI CASE PROBE S 2
CHIEF HAMPTON ASKS DWI REPORT BE MADE PUBLIC H 2
CHIEF HAMPTON ASKS DWI REPORT BE MADE PUBLIC H 2
STEPHENS WON'T RELEASE REPORT S 2
POWELL ASKS FOR COPY OF SBI REPORT H 2
THREE-ttONTH SBI PROBE THOROUGH. COMPREHENSIVE H 2
POWELL TO DISCUSS REPORT WITH CHIEF S 2
DURHAM OFFICER'S DWI CASE GOES TO COURT TODAY H 2
STEPHENS REQUESTS POLYGRAPH ON OFFICER WHO TOOK PAPER-WORK H 2
WALL-TO-WALL COVER-UP H 2
CHIEF TO GIVE COUNCIL DETAILS OF DWI ARREST S 2
OFFICER: HOPKINS FAILED 1 SOBRIETY TEST S 2
UNDERCOVER OFFICER ACQUITTED; JUDGE RULES NO 'PROBABLE CAUSE'... H 2
HAMPTON MUM ON POLYGRAPH TEST FOR OFFICER H 2
DECK GETS 2ND POLYGRAPH S 2
HOPKINS MUM ON ACQUITTAL S 2
STEPHENS 'SHOCKED' THAT OFFICER WAS NOT DISCIPLINED H 2
THE ALTERNATIVE HIGH ROAD; CHIEF HAMPTON COULD HAVE DEFUSED... H 2
1/05/1989 C
1/14/1989 C
1/14/1989 A
1/15/1989 B
1/16/1989 A
1/18/1989 A
1/18/1989 A
1/18/1989 A
1/20/1989 A
1/20/1989 C
1/21/1989 A
1/21/1989 A
1/23/1989 A
1/24/1989 A
1/24/1989 A
1/25/1989 A
1/25/1989 A
1/26/1989 A
2/08/1989 C
2/08/1989 C
2/08/1989 A
2/09/1989 C
2/09/1989 C
2/13/1989 A
2/15/1989 A
2/17/1989 A
2/21/1989 B
3/14/1989 C
3/21/1989 C
3/22/1989 A
3/22/1989 A
3/23/1989 C
3/23/1989 A
3/24/1989 A
3/25/1989 A
3/28/1989 A
4/13/1989 A
4/13/1989 A
4/14/1989 A
4/15/1989 C
4/19/1989 C
4/20/1989 A
4/21/1989 A
4/21/1989 A
4/21/1989 C
4/22/1989 A
4/22/1989 A
4/23/1989 A
4/23/1989 D
4/24/1989 A
4/24/1989 A
4/25/1989 A
4/25/1989 A
4/25/1989 A
4/26/1989 A
4/26/1989 A
4/26/1989 A
4/27/1989 A
4/27/1989 A
4/27/1989 A
4/27/1989 A
4/27/1989 A
4/28/1989 A
4/28/1989 A
4/28/1989 A
4/28/1989 A
4/29/1989 A
4/29/1989 A
1
12
N M51
N
N B53
N
N B53
N MB
E
N B53
E
N B53
N N36
N B53
L
N N36
L
N N36
E
T C50
N (151
N
N B53
N N36
N B53
E
N B53
N B53
N
N
N S82
N M51
N B53
N N36
N B53
E
E
N B53
N N36
N B53
N N36
N N36
N
N B53
N S82
N B53
N B53
N S82
N B53
N H51
E
N B53
E
N N36
N fCl
N B53
N N36
L
N B53
N S82
N N36
E
N M06
N B53
N S82
N S69
N B53
N B53
N N36
E
MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX B
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989
S U B J E
FIRED POLICE DISPATCHER SUES DURHAM (CORRECTION PRINTED 5-2-89)
ACQUITTED OFFICER FACES BOARD INQUIRY
POLICE INSTRUCTED ON PROBABLE CAUSE _
HOPKINS MAY HAVE OBTAINED N.C. DRIVER'S LICENSE IN VIOLATION OF LAM
CORRECTION
PART OF SBI REPORT ON POLICE DWI CASE MILL BE RELEASED (AMENDED 5-3-89)
INNOCENCE ISN'T VINDICATION, NARCOTICS OFFICER DID NOT WIN BY REASON...
POWELL TO REVIEW DECK'S POLYGRAPH
POWELL TO RELEASE DUI ARREST REPORT
CLEARING THE RECORD .
POWELL SAYS POLICE REPORT TO BE DELAYED
COUNCIL NO-SHOW SLOWS DWI REPORT
OFFICER TO HAVE HEARING TODAY ON DRIVER'S LICENSE
COUNCIL MUST TAKE POLICE PROBE SERIOUSLY Krmmun
DURHAM UNDERCOVER OFFICER'S DRIVER'S LICENSE REVOKED
HAMPTON? HOPKINS FACES POLICE DEPARTMENT REVIEW _ raM.
LAWYER SAYS POLICE CHIEF REFUSES REQUEST FOR RECORDS OF PROBE
HOPKINS' HEARING SLATED THURSDAY BY CHIEF HAMPTON
"OPERATION COMMON CAUSE" (CARTOON)
IS POLICE DEPARTMENT A SECRET POLICE FORCE?
COUNCILMEN DOUBTFUL ABOUT MAKING POLICE CASE REPORTS PUBLIC
INTERNAL HOPKINS REPORT MAY BE POSITIVE FOR CITY EMPLOYEE
CITY COUNCIL MUST RELEASE POLICE REPORT
COUNCIL DECIDES TO MAKE OFFICER-DWI PROBE PUBLIC
INQUIRY BOARD DECIDING ON DISCIPLINE FOR HOPKINS
POLICE CHIEF TELLS MADD THERE WAS NO COVER-UP
POLICE DEPT. EMPLYEE FIRED AFTER TEST REHIRED
DURHAM POLICE PROBE OF HOPKINS OUT TODAY
HOPKINS GETS 2-WEEK SUSPENSION
HAMPTON DEFENDS ACTIONS
HAMPTON? INTERNAL PROBE SHOWS NO COVER-UP
HOPKINS TO BE SUSPENDED FOR 10 DAYS, NO PAY
SGT. DECK GETS SUSPENSION, TRANSFER TO PATROL DIVISION
CHIEF HELPS CREATE HIS OWN DIFFICULTIES^ __„ _atii ^
COVER-UP NO COVER-UP? EVENTS IN POLICE DEPARTMENT STRAIN LOGIC...
TIME RUNS OUT ON QUESTIONING OF POLICE CHIEF
HOPKINS FACES CHARGE OVER DRIVER'S LICENSE __
FORMER OFFICERS SEEK ACTION AFTER POLICE INTERNAL REPORT
COUNCIL RESETS SESSION TO QUIZ POLICE CHIEF
HOPKINS ORDERED TO COURT, SURRENDERS DRIVER'S LICENSE
HOPKINS STAYS ON DUTY, PLANS TO APPEAL ACTION
COUNCIL MEMBERS NOT LISTENING TO CITIZENS
750 RALLY FOR POLICE CHIEF'S OUSTER
HAMPTON OWES MEDIA APOLOGY, COUNCILOR SAYS
RALLY AIMS TO OUST CHIEF
4 OFFICERS CHARGED WITH DWI SINCE '86 _
NEWSPAPER HAS BEEN UNFAIR TO DURHAM'S POLICE CHIEF
LASSITER DEMANDS POWELL FIRE HAMPTON
HOPKINS KEEPS DRIVING PRIVILEGES
JUDGE FINDS HOPKINS GUILTY
HOPKINS FINED, LICENSE SUSPENDED
HOPKINS LEAVES POLICE DEPARTMENT
HOPKINS QUITS POST WITH DURHAM POLICE
HOPKINS' RESIGNATION WON'T END QUESTIONS
DURHAM POLICE DEPT., WOMEN OFFICERS
SEE ALSO DURHAM POLICE DEPT., OFFICERS
SEE ALSO WOMEN, POLICE
POLICE FORCE GETS 1ST FEMALE TRAINING COMMANDER
DURHAM POST OFFICE
SEE ALSO JUNK MAIL
SEE ALSO NINTH STREET POST OFFICE
SEE ALSO U.S. POSTAL SERVICE
PROTESTERS APPEAL TO TAXPAYERS
NIGHT OF THE LOOMING TAXES
POSTAL SERVICE MALL PLAN NOT IN LINE FOR DURHAM
FACE LIFT
'NOW BE SURE TO GET THE CORNERS'
POST OFFICE RENOVATIONS CAUSE MOVE
. 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
4/29/1989 C
1 N
S
2
4/29/1989 A
1 P N B53
S
2
4/29/1989 A
1 N B53
H
2
4/30/1989 A
1 N N36
S
2
5/01/1989 A
2 N
H
2
5/02/1989 A
1 P N N36
H
2
5/02/1989 A
4 E
S
2
5/02/1989 A
1 N B53
S
2
5/02/1989 A
1 N C61
H
2
5/03/1989 A
2 N
H
2
5/03/1989 C
1 N S69
S
2
5/03/1989 A
1 N C61
H
2
5/04/1989 C
1 N
S
2
5/04/1989 A
4 E
H
2
5/05/1989 A
1 N N36
S
2
5/05/1989 A
1 N B53
S
2
5/05/1989 C
1 N B53
H
2
5/06/1989 C
1 N N36
H
2
5/07/1989 D
4 T T C50
H
2
5/08/1989 A
4 L
H
2
5/09/1989 C
7 N
S
2
5/09/1989 A
1 N C61
S
2
5/10/1989 A
4 E
S
2
5/11/1989 A
1 P N C61
S
2
5/11/1989 A
1 N M06
H
2
5/12/1989 A
1 P N N36
H
2
5/12/1989 A
8 N N36
H
2
5/12/1989 A
8 N N36
S
2
5/12/1989 A
1 N M06
S
2
5/12/1989 A
1 P N H65
H
2
5/13/1989 A
1 N N36
H
2
5/13/1989 A
1 N N36
S
2
5/13/1989 A
1 N M06
S
2
5/13/1989 A
4 E
H
2
5/16/1989 A
4 E
H
2
5/16/1989 C
1 N N36
S
2
5/16/1989 A
1 N M06
S
2
5/16/1989 A
1 P N C61
S
2
5/16/1989 C
1 PN C61
H
2
5/17/1989 A
1 N M51
S
2
5/17/1989 A
1 P N M06
S
2
5/17/1989 A
4 E
H
2
5/19/1989 A
1 P N R63
H
2
5/19/1989 A
1 P N N36
S
2
5/19/1989 A
1 P N C61
S
2
5/19/1989 A
1 P N C61
H
2
5/24/1989 A
4 L
S
2
5/24/1989 A
1 N C61
S
2
5/27/1989 A
1 P N B53
S
2
6/06/1989 A
1 N B53
H
2
6/07/1989 A
1 P N M51
S
2
6/15/1989 A
1 N B53
H
2
6/16/1989 A
1 P N C47
S
2
6/19/1989 A
4 E
S
2
2/07/1989 C
1 P N B53
4/18/1989 A
4/18/1989 A
7/06/1989 C
8/09/1989 B
8/12/1989 C
11/02/1989 B
N M51
P T32
N T77
P S73
P K30
N K65
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DURHAM MAIL VOLUME IS SIGN OF HEALTHY ECONOMY, OFFICIALS SAY
POSTAL CHANGE DISAPPOINTS SOME
DURHAM POST OFFICE, SHANNON PLAZA BRANCH
BOMB RIPS MAILBOX AT POST OFFICE
POLICE PROBE MOLOTOV BOMB, MAILBOX BLASTi POWDER AND PIPE ROCK CENTER
DURHAM POST OFFICE, WEST DURHAM STATION (KANGAROO DR.)
SEE ALSO NINTH STREET POST OFFICE
400 ATTEND POST OFFICE OPEN HOUSE
NINTH STREET UILL GET COMMERCIAL MAIL CENTER
MARSUPIAL MYSTERY
DURHAM POWER SQUADRON
SEE ALSO BOATS
NEW OFFICERS
POWER SQUADRON CELEBRATES 75 YEARS
DURHAM PRISON AND JAIL PROJECT
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY JAIL
JAIL INMATES NEED HELP
DURHAM PUBLIC EDUCATION FUND
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, GIFTS AND FUND RAISING
SEE ALSO TEACHER INITIATIVE GRANTS
GLAXO 'S $30,000 TO ESTABLISH FUND FOR SCIENCE TEACHERS
MONEY AIMS TO KEEP SCIENCE TEACHERS TEACHING
GLAXO GIFT BIG BOOST FOR DURHAM EDUCATION
PUBLIC EDUCATION FUND TAPS EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
EDUCATION FUND, DURHAM BUSINESSES IN PARTNERSHIP
FUQUA, FIRMS HELP TEACHERS 'BE' EXECS
MITSUBISHI TO MAKE GIFT OF $100,000 TO SCHOOLS
MITSUBISHI GIVES SCHOOLS $100,000 GIFT
MITSUBISHI GIFT GIVES BIG BOOST TO EDUCATION
SPECIAL DAY SET TO RAISE SCHOOL MONEY
STUDENTS ASKED TO AID EDUCATION FUND
SEN. SANFORD TO RAISE FUNDS FOR SCHOOLS
EDUCATION FUND DRIVE SET FOR MAY
AN EXAMPLE OF COOPERATION
DURHAM PUBLIC EDUCATION FUND (AD)
DURHAM EDUCATORS LEARN BUSINESS WAYS
EDUCATION FUND OFFICERS
TEACHERS CAN APPLY FOR GRANTS
MITSUBISHI CHIPS IN $22,000 TO SUPPORT EDUCATION FUND
EDUCATION FUND CHAIRMAN NAMED
SIX DURHAM TEACHERS RECEIVE PUBLIC EDUCATION FUND GRANTS
DURHAM EDUCATORS CITED FOR INITIATIVE
DURHAM FIRMS GIVE BIG BOOST TO EDUCATION
RJR GRANTS INTEREST DURHAM SCHOOLS
BANK EXECUTIVE: SCHOOLS MUST STRESS 3 P'S
DURHAM FUND IS AWARDED $20,000 TO START CAMPAIGN
EDUCATION FUND GETS $20,000 FROM WINSTON-SALEM FOUNDATION
GRANT TO IMPROVE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
DURHAM PUBLIC LIBRARY
SEE DURHAM COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
DURHAM PUBLIC SAFETY ACADEMY
SEE ALSO DURHAM POLICE ACADEMY
SEE ALSO FIREFIGHTER TRAINING
FREEZE!
DURHAM PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRAM, COMMUNICATIONS CENTER
SEE EMERGENCY COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM (911)
DURHAM PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRAM, LEGAL ADVISOR
SEE DURHAM POLICE DEPT., LEGAL DEPT.
DURHAM PUBLIC SERVICE CO.
SEE DUKE POWER CO.
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S
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2 12/15/1989 A
2 12/28/1989 A
1 P N H65
1 N E33
H 2 1/09/1989 A 1 N M51
S 2 1/09/1989 B 1 N B53
H 2 4/03/1989 B 1 N P38
S 2 4/03/1989 A 1 N M06
H 2 5/23/1989 A 4 E
S 2 1/10/1989 A 2 P P S76
S 2 6/07/1989 C 5 N
H 2 6/15/1989 A 4 E
1/19/1989 C
1/19/1989 A
1/24/1989 A
3/09/1989 C
4/02/1989 B
4/05/1989 C
4/15/1989 C
4/15/1989 A
4/17/1989 A
4/18/1989 C
4/19/1989 B
4/28/1989 A
4/29/1989
5/22/1989
5/23/1989
6/20/1989
9/07/1989
9/21/1989
9/25/1989
9/26/1989 B
10/25/1989 B
10/30/1989 C
11/04/1989
11/06/1989
11/09/1989
12/05/1989
12/05/1989
12/09/1989
5
10
4
1
4
1
1
1
4
1
6
1
2
4
3 i
1
11 I
13
1 I
8
12
1
4
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8
3
4
N J40
' N S92
E
N
N
N
N J40
N S92
E
N
N
N S92
N
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N S92
P S76
N
N E33
N
N C47
N
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N E33
N Yll
N
N Yll
E
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mwmi pipe crisis center
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY RAPE CRISIS CENTER (FORMERLY CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO RAPE.,.)
SEE ALSO RAPE, DURHAM
SED^SR^()n1lS'oRGANIZERS OF VIGIL 8 2 2/10/1989 A
HAN (SABS 11 300 IN GARAGE S 2 3/03/1989 C
P^d5gGARAGEMUGGER ROBS RAPE CRISIS DIRECTOR OF $1,300 BANK DEPOSIT H 2 3/04/1989 C
STOLEN FUNDS FROM RAPE CRISIS HARD TO REPLACE mrm S 2 3/04/1989 C
CLUB REPLACES MONEY TAKEN FROM RAPE CRISIS IN ROBBERY H 2 3/13/1989 B
CIVIC CLUB. WALKERS SHOW DURHAM CARES § 2 3/14/1989 A
RAPE CENTER SEEKING A NEW DIRECTOR S 2 4/29/1989 C
RAPE CRISIS CENTER HOPES TO FIND DIRECTOR BY AUG. 1 H 2 6/30/1989 C
DIRECTOR HIRED FOR RAPE CRISIS H 2 9/26/1989 B
RAPE CRISIS CENTER NAMES NEW DIRECTOR S 2 9/26/1989 B
DURHAM RECREATION DEFT.
SEE ALSO PARKS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO RECREATION, DURHAM
MANY FACES OF MARCH ALLOW FOR VARIED RECREATION^
SUMMER OPTIONS! ACTIVITIES GALORE FOR YOUR CHILDREN
'BEEP BALL' FOR VISUALLY IMPAIRED COfCS TO DURHAM
SUMMER RECREATION (SPECIAL SECTION)
PROCLAIMING PRIDE
CLEARING THE RECORD
RECREATION DEPARTMENT SET FOR ITS BIGGEST YEAR
FALL/WINTER RECREATION PROGRAM GUIDE (SPECIAL SECTION)
WILSON FAVORS TEEN REC PROGRAM
DURHAM RECREATION DEPT., ADVISORY COMMITTEE
WHIPPOORWILL YOUTH ASSOCIATION ELECTIONS WHIP UP A STIR
WHIPPOORWILL BOARD OF DIRECTORS ELECTION STANDS
DURHAM RECREATION DEPT., BASKETBALL
SEE ALSO BASKETBALL
SEE ALSO YOUTH SPORTS (ADOLESCENT SPORTS)
NEIGHBORHOOD BASKETBALL BEGINS
DURHAM RECREATION DEPT., BOXING
SEE ALSO DURHAM BOXING CLUB
BOXING CENTER OPEN TO YOUTHS
DURHAM RECREATION DEPT., FUN CARAVAN
DANCING AWAY
DURHAM RECREATION DEPT., HISTORY _
DURHAM PARKS AND RECREATION COMES A LONG WAY OVER THE YEARS
DURHAM RECREATION DEPT., SOCCER
SEE ALSO SOCCER
YOUNGSTERS PLAY SOCCER
CARIBBEAN, SOCCER TEAM OF »80'S
DURHAM RECREATION DEPT., SOFTBALL
SEE ALSO SOFTBALL
CHURCH OF GOD TEAM GETS CHAMPIONSHIP, LAST LAUGH
DURHAM RECYCLES
SEE ALSO RECYCLING
SEE ALSO SIM SHARES
WASTE-RECYCLING FIRM EXPANDS TO MORE HOMES
DURHAM REGENT RETIREMENT RESIDENCE
TWO RETIREMENT COMMUNITIES ON DRAWING BOARDS
DURHAM RESCUE MISSION
SEE ALSO ALCOHOLISM
SEE ALSO COMMUNITY KITCHEN (CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO)
DURHAM SHELTERS HOMELESS FROM THE COLD
2 RESCUE MISSION RESIDENTS FACE BREAK-IN CHARGES
N B53
N
N A54
N B53
N P38
E
N M06
N
N
N S92
3/14/1989 B
4/02/1989 E
4/18/1989 D
4/25/1989 D
4/29/1989 A
6/15/1989 A
8/12/1989 C
8/29/1989 D
10/27/1989 C
S 2 2/21/1989 B
S 2 3/07/1989 D
4 P U A76
1 P F Zll
6 P N A76
1 P F
2 P P K30
2 N
1 N R63
1 D F
1 P N R63
4 N A76
4 P U A76
S 2 1/10/1989 D 4 N A76
S 2 1/10/1989 D
S 2 6/17/1989 A
S 2 4/19/1989 H
S 2 10/10/1989 D
S 2 11/21/1989 D
5 P N A76
5 P P T37
3 F A76
1 N M06
4 N A76
S 2 8/22/1989 B 4 P U A76
S 2 8/12/1989 C
H 2 10/22/1989 B
S 2 1/05/1989 C
H 2 2/26/1989 B
1 N
1 M N N36
1 N M06
7 N
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PROVIDER TO DURHAM HOMELESS SEES LIFE IN STREET FIRSTHAND
POLICE LOG/MICROWAVE STOLEN DURING MEAL
SHELTERS, MISSIONS 'PULL OUT STOPS' ON MEALS
COLD HAS SHELTER WORKERS SCRAMBLING
AS COLD HITS, DURHAM RELIEF EFFORTS NEED CASH
DURHAM RESEARCH PROPERTIES
SEWAGE QUESTIONS AGAIN MAY DELAY TREYBURN HOMES
BOND FAVORS GOLF VILLAS AT TREYBURN
TREYBURN HOMES PLAN AUAITS FINAL OK
TREYBURN PLAN GETS COUNTY OK
DURHAM TECH BOARD OKS PURCHASE OF TREYBURN TRACT
TREYBURN FIRM SUES CITY OVER LAND DEAL
CITY FREES TREYBURN TO APPEASE DEVELOPERS
CITY COUNCIL RESCINDS 1987 CONSTRUCTION BAN ON SEVEN TREYBURN LOTS
SANFORD SAYS NO GREEN LIGHT YET FOR TREYBURN
CITY COUNCIL'S REVERSAL
CITY SEWER REQUIREMENTS SNAG TREYBURN LAWSUIT
ENVIRONMENTALISTS WANT TO PROTECT LAKE
DURHAM RITZ TOUCHLESS CAR UASH
DETAILS, DETAILS.,. CLEANING CARS FROM BUMPER TO BUMPER
DURHAM SALES AND MARKETING CLUB
SEE SALES AND MARKETING EXECUTIVE CLUB OF DURHAM
DURHAM SANITATION WORKERS
SEE GARBAGE COLLECTION, DURHAM
DURHAM SAVOYARDS LTD.
SEE ALSO GILBERT AND SULLIVAN OPERETTAS
LINKS INC. AUCTION FEATURES ART FROM ACROSS NATION (CORRECTED 4-13-89)
PRACTICING SOME SORCERY ARE DURHAM SAVOYARDS...
THAT OLD BLACK MAGIC; DURHAM SAVOYARDS EXPLORE LOVE...
THAT OLD BLACX MAGICj SAVOYARDS UNDER SORCERER'S SPELL
THE SAVOYARDS CAST OWN SPELL WITH 'SORCERER'
DURHAM SAVOYARDS' 'SORCERER' IS MAGIC GiS SHOU
SAVOYARDS PAY HOMAGE TO 'TECHIE EXTRAORDINAIRE'
DURHAM SERTOMA CLUB
SEE ALSO BULL CITY SERTOMA CLUB
SEE ALSO FRIENDLY CITY SERTOMA CLUB
NEW OFFICERS
DURHAM SHRINE CLUB
SEE ALSO FISH FRY
SHRINE LEADERS PICKED
A DIFFERENCE IN LIVES
DURHAM SHRIte CLUB, FISH FRY
SHRINER'S CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL MAKES
ONE MORE FOR THE ROAD
DURHAM SHRINETTES
NEW OFFICERS
DURHAM SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT
SEE ALSO EROSION
SEE ALSO SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE
SOIL BOARD ELECTS JONES AS CHAIRMAN
FIELD DAY
DURHAM NATIVES FILL CONSERVATION BOARD POSTS
DEADLY APPROACHES ON PLANS FOR IMPROVING SOIL CONSERVATION
PLANT SOME TREES FOR TOMORROW
DURHAM SPORTS CLUB
SEE ALSO SPORTS, DURHAM (HISTORY)
SPORTS CLUB HONOREES
STUART'S TOO AWARE OFFICIALS HAVE TO PLAY HEADS-UP BALL
ODOM TAKES STROLL DOWN f€>CRY LANE
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8/17/1989
8/23/1989
11/24/1989
11/24/1989
11/24/1989
12/23/1989
1/09/1989 B
2/10/1989 C
2/10/1989 C
2/14/1989 B
4/26/1989 C
6/08/1989
7/25/1989
7/26/1989
7/26/1989
7/28/1989
8/16/1989
8/21/1989
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N S69
N C47
N S22
N H65
N
N H65
N A54
N H65
N H65
N J40
N
N C61
N R63
N C61
E
N C61
N C61
S 2 4/05/1989 B 1 P F G59
4/11/1989 B
4/27/1989 D
4/28/1989
4/28/1989
5/02/1989
5/04/1989
11/07/1989
U W15
P
P C45
F Zll
R M31
M57
P U W15
S 2 8/21/1989 A 8 P P C45
S 2 1/07/1989 A 8 P P T44
H 2 4/27/1989 C
H 2 4/29/1989 C
1 D N P38
2 P P S73
S 2 5/12/1989 B 2 P P K30
4/07/1989 C
4/26/1989 A
8/28/1989 B
10/16/1989 C
12/22/1989 A
1
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12
1
4
N
P T37
N
N H65
E
H 2 5/14/1989 C 14 P P S73
H 2 9/07/1989 D 1 P N C52
H 2 11/02/1989 C 1 P N C49
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DURHAM STREET RAILUAY CO.
SEE DUKE POWER CO.
DURHAM STRIDERS YOUTH TRACK CLUB
SEE ALSO TRACK
DURHAM STRIDERS WIN INVITATIONAL ^^ ^^ ^^^
DURHAM STRIDERS ARE 'BACK IN TAC' WITH 3 STATE TRACK RECORDS
STRIDERS GET OFF TO QUICK START
YOUNG STRIDERS TURN IN SOLID EFFORTS IN MEET
DURHAM STRIDERS FLY IN REGIONALS, SET 4 TRACK RECORDS
TIME TO TAKE DURHAM INVENTORY IN SPORTS
HIS ACHIEVEMENTS ARE LEGENDARY
STRIDERS CLUB PREPARES ATHLETES
DURHAM STUDENTS FOR A BETTER COMMUNITY
SEE ALSO HUNGER
SEE ALSO VOLUNTEERS, DURHAM
STUDENTS WILL LIGHT THE WAY TO EASE HUNGER IN DURHAM
STUDENTS* LIGHTS HELP FEED HUNGRY
DURHAM SUMMER SWIM MEET
SEE ALSO SWIMMING
DURHAM SUMMER SWIM LEAGUE SCORERS LISTED
SUMMER SOLSTICE STARTS SWIM SEASON
CROASDAILE, HOPE VALLEY TOP SWIMMERS
FIVE OAKS SWIMMERS MAKE WAVES, WIN BY A FIN
COMPETITION HEATS UP IN SUMMER SWIM LEAGUE
DURHAM SUN (NEWSPAPER)
SEE ALSO DURHAM HERALD CO.
THE DURHAM SUN... FIND YOUR PLACE IN THE SUN (CONTEST)
2 FROM DURHAM WIN 2ND WEEK OF SUN CONTEST
ACCIDENT REPORT IN ERROR
READ ALL ABOUT IT
THE RALEIGH TIMES WILL STOP PUBLICATION
SEASON'S EATING! /APPETIZER
SEASON'S EATING! /MAIN COURSE
SEASON EATING! /DESSERT
DURHAM SUN, AWARDS
TWO STAFF PHOTOGRAPHERS CAPTURE TOP N.C. PRIZES
3 ON SUN STAFF WIN PRESS AWARDS
AWARD WINNERS
HERALD WRITERS RECEIVE AWARDS
SUN WRITERS SNAP UP PRESS CLUB CONTEST AWARDS
SUN EDITOR CAPTURE 2 NATIONAL AWARDS
DURHAM SUN, CENTENNIAL EDITION
CELEBRATE A SHINING CENTURY WITH US (AD)
SUN'S SPECIAL ISSUE REFLECTS SPECIAL CITY
THE DURHAM SUN: A SHINING CENTURY
SUN POISED FOR 2ND SHINING CENTURY AFTER SHAKY START
NOTHING EXCEEDS SATISFACTION OF 1ST BYLINE IN DURHAM SUN
LOOKING TO FUTURE
HIGH-TECH HELPS TELEPHONE COMPANY RETURN TO OLD-TIME SERVICES
NEW WAYS
SOVRAN EQUITY MORTGAGE CORPORATION (AD)
CONGRATULATIONS, FROM TWO OF THE OLDEST AND YOUNGEST NEWSPAPERS...
BURNING SAWDUST, STREETS ON AGENDA FOR FIRST CITY OFFICIALS
WHERE DO YOU TURN FOR FINANCIAL COUNSELING? LIFE OF VIRGINIA (AD)
THE WINDOW MAN INTRODUCES BETTER LIVING (AD) _
COUNTY GOVERNMENT GROWS 'FASTER THAN WAS ... IS PLANNED'
THE SILVER SPOON (AD)
WE'VE COME A LONG WAY! NORTHGATE (AD)
THIS 1891 BIRD'S-EYE VIEW OF THE CITY OF DURHAM...
TYNDALL'S FORMAL WEAR, INC.! A FAMILY TRADITION (AD)
WE CONGRATULATE YOU! FAR60-HANNA ORIENTAL RUG GALLERY (AD)
RE/MAX TRIANGLE REALTY; HAPPY ANNIVERSARY TO THE DURHAM SUN (AD)
(AD)
S
2
5/16/1989 B
4 N A76
S
2
6/27/1989 D
3 P N A76
H
2
7/09/1989 C
1 P N H64
H
2
7/09/1989 C
8 P P T32
H
2
7/10/1989 B
2 P N M64
S
2
8/01/1989 D
4 P N A76
S
2
8/15/1989 D
5 P J A76
H
2
9/22/1989 A
4 E
S
2 12/12/1989 C
4 U A76
S
2
5/10/1989 B
1 D N S92
S
2
5/29/1989 A
1 P N S92
S
2
6/27/1989 D
3 N
S
2
6/27/1989 D
4 P N A76
S
2
7/04/1989 D
4 N A76
S
2
8/01/1989 D
4 P U A76
S
2
8/08/1989 B
4 P N A76
S
2
3/07/1989 A
6PF
S
2
3/21/1989 C
1 N
H
2
3/27/1989 A
4 L
S
2
9/28/1989 C
1 P P R56
H
2 10/03/1989 A
10 N N36
s
2 12/06/1989 C
1 D F S27
S
2 12/06/1989 C
1 D F G59
S
2 12/06/1989 C
1 DF S27
H
2
1/27/1989 C
1 P N T44
S
2
1/27/1989 A
1 P N
S
2
2/01/1989 C
1 PP K30
H
2
3/19/1989 B
1 N
S
2
3/20/1989 C
1 P N
S
2
6/26/1989 C
1 P N
H
2
4/18/1989 B
5 P A
S
2
4/19/1989 A
4 E
S
2
4/19/1989 E
1 P F H09
S
2
4/19/1989 E
2 P F S78
S
2
4/19/1989 E
2 P F
S
2
4/19/1989 E
2 P P M66
S
2
4/19/1989 E
3 FB53
S
2
4/19/1989 E
3 P P T37
S
2
4/19/1989 E
3 A
S
2
4/19/1989 E
3 P A
S
2
4/19/1989 E
4 P F U57
S
2
4/19/1989 E
4 P A
S
2
4/19/1989 E
4 P A
S
2
4/19/1989 E
5 P F U57
s
2
4/19/1989 E
5 D A
s
2
4/19/1989 E
5 P A
s
2
4/19/1989 E
6 P P
s
2
4/19/1989 E
6 P A
s
2
4/19/1989 E
7 A
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2
4/19/1989 E
7 A
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UNITED MORTGAGE SERVICES (AD) S 2
BURTHEY FUNERAL SERVICE (AD) S 2
DURHAM DAILY SUN. FRONT PAGE OF THE DURHAM DAILY SUN IN 1889 S 2
DUKE-CARR RIVALRY MOLDS CITY INTO WORLD TOBACCO CAPITAL S 2
TAN-TONE (AD) c 2
MS INTERIORS (AD) s 2
ATTENTION CATALOG SHOPPERS! GREAT MISTAKES (AD) S 2
VICKERS CLOTHIERS (AD) § 2
DW. EQUIPMENT, INC. (AD) S 2
THE SWEATSHIRT COMPANY (AD) S 2
DURHAM'S THRIVING ARTS WARRANT NATIONAL ATTENTION I 2
LA-Z-BOY SHOWCASE SHOPPES (AD) S 2
NEW YORK CARPET WORLD (AD) | 2
DUKE GIVES 'CITY OF MEDICINE' NAME I 2
LINCOLN HOSPITAL ESTABLISHED FOR BLACKS S 2
CRENSHAW (AD) S 2
90 YEARS AGO, A COMPANY WITH A SOUL... WAS BORN. N.C. MUTUAL (AD) S 2
BOOM, BUST AND BOOH/BRIGHT ECONOMIC FUTURE STEMS FROM DURHAM'S BRIGHT... S 2
DUKE HITS CIGARETTE COMPETITORS WHERE IT HURTS S 2
AMERICAN TOBACCO STAFF FONDLY RECALL 40« AN HOUR S 2
TOBACCO LIGHTS UP N.C. POST-WAR ECONOMY S 2
LIGGETT & MYERS FINDS NICHE IN LEAF INDUSTRY S 2
AMERICA'S LARGEST RESEARCH PARK BEGINS AS EFFORT TO AVOID BRAIN DRAIN S 2
HAPPY 100TH BIRTHDAY TO THE DURHAM SUN FROM E.P. UATKINS JEWELERS (AD) S 2
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE DURHAM SUN FROM A FRIEND OF THE DURHAM SUN (AD) S 2
BLACK-OWNED N.C. MUTUAL PROSPERS S 2
85 YEARS OF CONTINUOUS SERVICE... HALL-WYNNE FUNERAL HOME (AD) S 2
NORTH CAROLINA SHOE CO. (AD) S 2
TEXTILES HAVE BECOME 'GRAND DUKE' OF INDUSTRIAL BOOM IN DURHAM S 2
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE DURHAM SUN - GUARANTY STATE BANK (AD) S 2
KEN LLOYD'S CARPET TOWNE (AD) S 2
DURHAM'S FIRST BANKS SPRING FROM BOOMING TOBACCO INDUSTRY S 2
THE GREAT DEPRESSION CLOSES DURHAM BANKS S 2
TRI-CITY TIRE SALES, INC. (AD) S 2
WE SALUTE YOU, THE DURHAM SUN, ON YOUR 100 YEARS; SECURITY FEDERAL (AD) S 2
BANKS REVIVE AFTER WWII S 2
NEW ERA OF BANKING RAPIDLY TAKES HOLD IN DURHAM S 2
SAFE DEPOSITBOXESi FIRST SAFE DEPOSIT CORPORATION (AD) S 2
CAROLINA CLOSETS (AD) f 2
1989 DAKOTA; BUHPASS CHRYSLER MOTORS (AD) S 2
FIRESTONE (AD) S 2
FRETFUL STORE OWNER PUTS TRAIN ON FAST TRACK TO DURHAMVILLE S 2
LATE TRAIN STARTLES BLIND HORSE S 2
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE DURHAM SUN! ! FIRST FEDERAL OF NORTH CAROLINA (AD) S 2
THINKING ABOUT A PIANO? BILL BOYCE MUSIC CENTER (AD) S 2
WEIGHT WATCHERS (AD) S 2
FEESER CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH-DODGE (AD) S 2
JUST MATTRESSES (AD) S 2
LOWE'S; CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR 100TH BIRTHDAY (AD) S 2
WEEPING RADISH (AD) S 2
WACCAMAW POTTERY (AD) S 2
CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR 100 YEARS OF SERVICE (AD) S 2
MAKING THE GRADE/DURHAM WORKS HARD TO EARN RENOWN AS 'CITY OF EDUCATION' S 2
TRINITY COLLEGE TAKES ROOT IN HUMBLE BEGINNINGS S 2
TRINITY ENJOYS NATIONAL PROMINENCE, RECOGNITION S 2
TOWN BUILDS COLLEGE FROM GROUND UP S 2
FEWER STUDENTS LIFT STANDING S 2
SANFORD, BRODIE HELP DUKE FACE MODERN CHALLENGES S 2
AMES POOLS (AD) S 2
BOWATER INC. CONGRATULATES THE DURHAM SUN (AD) S 2
NCCU BEGINS AS SHEPARD'S DREAM TO HELP BLACK MINISTERS S 2
WEST COAST COLLECTIONS (AD) S 2
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE DURHAM SUN; SOUTH SQUARE (AD) S 2
NCC RECOVERS FINANCIALLY; SHEPARD'S DREAM STILL GROWS S 2
SWEET DREAMS (AD) S 2
SATELLITE CITY (AD) S 2
KIRKLAND'S (AD) S 2
DURHAM TECH BUILDS INDUSTRIAL BASE, GIVES TRIANGLE EDGE S 2
HAIR NOUVEAU (AD) S 2
NORTH DUKE MALL CONGRATULATES THE DURHAM SUN (AD) S 2
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1939
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
E
E
E
E
E
E
E
E
E
E
E
E
E
E
E
E
E
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
S27
H65
H65
M06
M06
M06
M06
M06
B53
M06
M06
M06
M04
M06
M06
H70
H70
S92
S92
S92
S92
S92
S92
S92
S92
S92
MONTHLY/
ANNUAL
1/01/1989
INDEX BY
12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
Kfifflft ES3B™ lb CARDURA SYMPHONY <AD>
INGOLD TIRE (AD)
CITY SEES NEED FOR MORE SCHOOLS __
DURHAM'S ELITE GET LOB SCHOOLHOUSE
SOPHISTICATION, RACIAL BIAS MARK START OF CITY SCHOOLS
NIX UPHOLSTERY CO. ; UE COMMEND YOU ON 100 GREAT YEARS! (AD)
PEARSON GIVES CREDIT TO HERALD SUN PAPERS (AD)
CLAIRE'S (AD)
'MARBLE PALACE' KEEPS BOYS, GIRLS APART
CITY SCHOOLS STILL PUSHING FOR PROGRESS
MAR, BABY BOOM GIVE SCHOOLS GROWING PAINS
CAROLINA BLIND & DRAPERY (AD) „
HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO THE DURHAM SUN FROM HAND ME DOWNS (AD) iAnx
CONGRATULATIONS, THE DURHAM SUN; SALMON BROTHERS SALES 4 SERVICE (AD)
COUNTY EAGERLY IMPROVES PRIMITIVE RURAL SCHOOLS
BLACK SCHOOLS PLAY CATCH-UP
NAIL CREATIONS BY TRUDY (AD)
CREECH APPLIANCE CO., INC. (AD)
WEST DURHAM LUMBER CONGRATULATES THE DURHAM SUN (AD)
GUARANTEE CARPET CLEANING & DYE CO. (AD)
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE DURHAM SUN/LIGGETT & MYERS TOBACCO COMPANY (AD)
SHINING NEW CARS FOR A SHINING CENTURY! CROWHONBAVOLW (AD)
THE SPORTING YEARS/SUCCESS OF TEAMS, FAN SUPPORT KEEP SPORTS LIVELY...
BULL CITY BECOMES HOME TO VARIETY OF SPORTS HEROES
DURHAM STAR ATHLETES, SCHOOL HONORS FILL PAST 100 YEARS
BRADSHER, GANTT, 'PERFECT' PITCHERS FOR TRINITY COLLEGE AT CENTURY'S...
DURHAM PARKS AND RECREATION COMES A LONG MAY OVER THE YEARS
DURHAM TIRE & AUTO CENTER (AD)
H^IDE^MINMNG TRADITION IN SPORTS STRETCHES BACK TO THE '20S
MARIE AUSTIN REALTY COMPANY (AD)
SHOE EXPRESS! CONGRATULATIONS TO THE DURHAM SUN (AD)
HAPPY 100TH DURHAM SUN: CLARK & SORRELL (AD)
CLIFTON SATELLITE SYSTEMS, INC. (AD)
WINDOW DESIGNS (AD)
BOYD OLDS-PONTIAC-BUICK (AD)
SOUTH SQUARE MOTORS (AD) „
NCCU EAGLES HAVE A LONG-AND-STORIED HISTORY IN SPORTS
REGENCY PLACE (AD)
EAVES INSURANCE AGENCY INC. CONGRATULATES AN OLD FRIEND... (AD)
DURHAM HIGH TEAM'S 72 STRAIGHT WINS UNMATCHED
SIBLING STARS STORM CITY'S SPORTS SCENES
DURHAM SUN BIRTHDAY SPECIALS; BISCUIT TIME RESTAURANT (AD) __
UNIVERSITY FORD ISUZU; THE SUN HAS PROUDLY SERVED THE COMMUNITY (AD)
10 DURHAM TEAMS TOP LIST
GROFF'S DISCOUNT WALLCOVERINGS (AD)
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY; BEST WISHES TO THE DURHAM SUN (AD)
THANK YOU! CENTRAL CAROLINA BANK (AD) _ _ ,„,
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE DURHAM SUN) SIGNET GROUP REALTY ASSOCIATES (AD)
NORTH CAROLINA CENTRAL UNIVERSITY; THE ROAD TO LEADERSHIP (AD)
WAR FORCES SUCCESSFUL FOOTBALL COACH TO MISS BIGGEST WINS
SALEM SLEEP SPECIALISTS (AD)
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE DURHAM SUN; CARPENTER'S CHEVROLET (AD)
ELKINS CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH (AD)
LIBRARY'S OPENING CORRECTED
DURHAM SUN, CIRCULATION DEPT.
SEE DURHAM HERALD CO., CIRCULATION DEPT.
DURHAM SUN, CORRECTIONS AND CLARIFICATIONS
SEE ALSO ERRORS
CORRECTION
CORRECTION
AGENCY INCORRECTLY IDENTIFIED
CORRECTIONS
CAMPAIGN COSTS 3 REPUBLICANS UNDER $32,000
CORRECTION
CORRECTION
2ND ADDRESS DROPPED
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G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
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G
G
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989 .
4/19/1989 H
4/19/1989 H
4/19/1989 H
4/19/1989 H
4/19/1989 H
4/19/1989 H
4/19/1989 H
4/19/1989 H
4/19/1989 H
4/19/1989 H
4/19/1989 H
4/19/1989 H
4/19/1989 H
4/19/1989 H
4/19/1989 H
4/19/1989 H
4/19/1989 H
4/19/1989 H
4/19/1989 H
4/19/1989 H
4/19/1989 H
4/19/1989 H
4/19/1989 H
4/19/1989 H
4/19/1989 H
4/19/1989 H
4/19/1989 H
4/19/1989 H
4/19/1989 H
4/19/1989 H
4/19/1989 H
4/19/1989 H
5/04/1989 A
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L P BYL
PF S92
S92
S92
S92
S92
S92
S92
S92
S92
B31
F23
F25
F25
A76
A76
A76
F25
F25
F25
F25
S
2
1/02/1989 A
2
N
S
2
1/04/1989 A
2
N
s
2
1/31/1989 A
7
N
s
2
2/06/1989 A
2
N
s
2
2/09/1989 A
1
N M06
s
2
2/10/1989 A
2
N
s
2
2/11/1989 A
2
N
s
2
2/11/1989 C
1
N
-LX630-
M 0 N T H L
Y/ANNUAL
1/01/1989
INDEX BY
12731/1989
SUBJECTS
CORRECTION
CORRECTION
CORRECTION
MENTALLY ILL SAID COMPETENT ON NEEDS
CLEARING THE RECORD
CORRECTIONS
NAME INCORRECTLY REPORTED
CORRECTION
CORRECTION
CORRECTION
CORRECTION
CORRECTION
ARRESTED HAN GAVE FALSE NAME
CORRECTION
CORRECTION
CORRECTION
tfCSYSTEM MAY APPEAL RULING AGAINST NCCU (CORRECTION PRINTED 4-21-89)
CORRECTION
CORRECTION
INACCURATE PAY REPORTS BLAMED ON GLITCH IN CITY'S COMPUTER
CORRECTION
CORRECTION
CORRECTION
CAPTION CORRECTED
CORRECTION
CORRECTION
CORRECTION
CORRECTION
CORRECTION
CORRECTION
CORRECTION
CORRECTION
CORRECTION
CORRECTION
CORRECTION
CORRECTION
CORRECTION
CORRECTIONS
CORRECTION
DURHAM SUN, EDITORIALS
WORK BY MATH SCHOOL FACULTY JUSTIFIES LARGE SALARY BOOST
DURHAM SUN, EMPLOYEES
CITY SCHOOLS HIRE REPORTER FOR GRANTS/PARTNERSHIP POST
DURHAM SUN, HISTORY
SUN STARTS SECOND CENTURY
MAE WEBB RECALLS DURHAM'S CHANGES/THE SUN, 100 YEARS
DR. LENOX BAKER STILL LOVES SPORTS, MEDICINE
CONCERN FOR HUMANITY IS FAMILY TRADITION/THE SUN, 100 YEARS
BRIDGE PLAYERS ENGAGE IN INTELLECTUAL COMBAT/THE SUN 100 YEARS
DURHAM SUN MARKS 100TH BIRTHDAY
FUTURE OF DURHAM BRIGHT WITH PROMISE
57 YEARS AGO LINDBERGH BABY TAKEN/THE DURHAM SUN 100 YEARS
BIRTHDAY BASH
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, DOGGONIT
ALAMO FELL 153 YEARS AGO/THE DURHAM SUN 100 YEARS
63 YEARS AGO, 1ST PHONE CALL CROSSES OCEAN/THE DURHAM SUN 100 YEARS
THE DURHAM SUN; THE WAR IS OVER! GERMAN ARMISTICE SIGNED
QUEEN ANNE ASCENDS THRONE 287 YEARS AGO/THE DURHAM SUN 100 YEARS
PENNY WINDIER KEEPS CONFEDERATE HISTORY ALIVE/THE DURHAM SUN 100 YEARS
LIBEL DEFINED 25 YEARS AGO/THE DURHAM SUN 100 YEARS
113 YEARS AGO BELL MAKES 1ST PHONE CALL/THE DURHAM SUN 100 YEARS
BLIZZARD TOOK 400 LIVES/THE DURHAM SUN 100 YEARS
UNCLE SAM HAS DEBUT IN 1852/THE DURHAM SUN 100 YEARS
BOSTON HOLDS 1ST TOWN MEETING/THE DURHAM SUN 100 YEARS
FIND YOUR PLACE IN THE SUN (CONTEST)
PEACE! THE DURHAM SUN 100 YEARS
1ST WINNERS NAMED IN SUN CONTEST
N
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S
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H
S
S
S
S
S
S
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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
2
2
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-DATE — C -PG L P BYL
2/13/1989 A
2/18/1989 A
2/23/1989 A
2/24/1989 C
2/28/1989 A
3/U/1989 A
3/16/1989 A
3/29/1989 A
4/04/1989 A
4/06/1989 A
4/08/1989 A
4/11/1989 A
4/11/1989 C
4/14/1989 A
4/15/1989 A
4/20/1989 A
4/21/1989 C
4/25/1989 A
5/01/1989 A
5/02/1989 A
5/03/1989 C
5/04/1989 A
5/22/1989 A
5/25/1989 D
6/01/1989 A
6/02/1989 A
6/03/1989 A
6/30/1989 A
7/25/1989 A
8/05/1989 A
8/23/1989 A
8/26/1989 A
9/01/1989 A
9/02/1989 A
9/14/1989 A
9/27/1989 A
11/03/1989 A
12/14/1989 A
12/26/1989 A
2
2
2
1
2
2
7
2
2
2
2
2
1
2
2
2
1
2
2
1
2
2
2
5
2
3
2
2
3
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N B53
N
N
N S78
N
N
N
B
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
S 2 2/10/1989 A 4 L
H 2 9/26/1989 B 1 N C47
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
1/02/1989 A
1/20/1989 B
1/27/1989 B
2/14/1989 A
2/21/1989
3/01/1989
3/01/1989
3/01/1989
3/02/1989
3/04/1989
3/06/1989
3/07/1989
3/07/1989
3/08/1989
3/08/1989 B
3/09/1989 A
3/10/1989
3/11/1989
3/13/1989
3/14/1989
3/14/1989
3/14/1989
3/14/1989
N H09
G59
G59
G59
G59
M66
G59
-LX630-
HONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/1989
INDEX BY
12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
JULIUS CAESAR ASSASSINATED/T>€ DURHAM SUN 100 YEARS
JOHN HENRY GATTIS SOUNDS SWEET NOTES/THE DURHAM SUN 100 YEARS
U.S. TROOPS ATTACK MY LAI/THE DURHAM SUN 100 YEARS
ST. PATRICK DIED IN 461/THE DURHAM SUN 100 YEARS
HISTORIC 1ST SPACEUALK 24 YEARS AGO/THE DURHAM SUN 100 YEARS
UNCLE TOM'S CABIN PUBLISHED/THE DURHAM SUN 100 YEARS ^^
AIXATRAZ JAIL EMPTIES LAST CELL IN 1963/THE DURHAM SUN 100 YEARS
GENERATIONS LEARN SPORTSMANSHIP FROM AL MANN/THE SUN 100 YEARS
FIND YOUR PLACE IN THE SUN (CONTEST) 4_
PRESIDENT IS SLAIN! (THE DURHAM SUN 100 YEARS)
BRITAIN ENACTS STAMP ACT/THE DURHAM SUN 100 YEARS
HENRY'S PLEA STILL RINGS TRUE/THE DURHAM SUN 100 YEARS
140 WORKERS DIE IN 1911 FIRE/THE DURHAM SUN 100 YEARS
FLORIDA IS SIGHTED IN 1512/THE DURHAM SUN 100 YEARS _
PaTPLANT SITE OF WORST U.S. NUCLEAR SPILL/THE DURHAM SUN 100 YEARS
FIND YOUR PLACE IN THE SUN (CONTEST) M mmj,
AMERICAN TOBACCO TO CLOSE/THE DURHAM SW 100 YEARS
U.S. TROOPS LEAVE VIETNAM/THE DURHAM SUN 100 YEARS
ALASKA PURCHASE OCCURS IN 1867/THE DURHAM SUN 100 YEARS
EIFFEL TOWER COMPLETED IN 1889/THE DURHAM SUN 100 YEARS
CAGLE FAMILY STAYS CLOSE THROUGH THE YEARS
1ST U.S. HOUSE MEETS IN 1789/THE DURHAM SUN 100 YEARS
PONY EXPRESS BEGAN IN 1860/THE DURHAM SUN 100 YEARS
KING ASSASSINATED IN 1968/THE DURHAM SUN 100 YEARS
FIND YOUR PLACE IN THE SUN (CONTEST) _
AMERICA AND GERMANY, ITALY TRADE DECLARATIONS OF WAR
HELEN KELLER LEARNS 'UATEP'/THE DURHAM SUN 100 YEARS
NORTH POLE EXPEDITION 80 YEARS AGO/THE DURHAM SUN 100 YEARS
GRANT WINS BATTLE OF SHILOH/THE DURHAM SUN 100 YEARS
AARON BREAKS RECORD/HE DURHAM SUN 100 YEARS
V&JfffSS'SPI^fS ftSfSMPJBSi SUN 100 YE*S
^ m^S^^SV&S^&^m ARABIC/UJRHAM SUN 100 YEARS
roosevelt dies in 1945/the durham sun 100 years
apollo crew has problem/the durham sun 100 years
lincoln shot 124 years ago/the durham sun 100 years
norman massey spends life brightening other lives
titanic sinks in 1912/the durham sun 100 years
bay of pigs plan fails in '61/the durham sun 100 years
celebrate a shining century with us (ad)
paul revere begins ride/the durham sim 100 years
gov. martin salutes the sun
american revolution begins/the durham sun 100 years
sun's special issue reflects special city
durham sun rode into being on rail/guest column
turn-of-the-century police earn *50 a month
9 durham sheriffs serve in over 100 years _
miracle of newspapers undergoes technological revolution
city doesn't forget hazel's wrath __ __ „
durham opens first public library in north carolina
ethnic groups' striving makes durham thrive
durham is hospitable home to long-lived citizens
airport soaring to >£w heights
durham man wins grand prize in sun centennial contest
reporter fondly recalls first job
watts: hospital is built for and belongs to the feople
history of durham churches older than city itself (corrected 4-20-89)
the durham sun! a shining century _
sun poised for 2nd shining century after shaky start
durham daily sun. front page of the durham daily sun in 1889
curies isolate radium in '02/the durham sun 100 years
adams 1st vice president/the durham sun 100 years
land rush begins 100 years ago/the durham sun 100 years
once poor farmland, rtp is becoming urban center
bill for library of congress passes/the durham sun 100 years
signs of times
rtp home of many modern inventions
hostage rescue attempt fails/the durham sun 100 years
he won his place in the sun - have fun frank!
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2
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2
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2
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2
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2
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2
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2
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2
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2
s
2
s
2
s
2
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2
3/15/1989 A
3/15/1989 B
3/16/1989 A
3/17/1989 A
3/18/1989 A
3/20/1989 A
3/21/1989 A
3/21/1989 B
3/21/1989 C
3/21/1989
3/22/1989
3/23/1989
3/25/1989
3/27/1989
3/28/1989
3/28/1989
3/28/1989
3/29/1989
3/30/1989
3/31/1989 ..
3/31/1989 B
4/01/1989 A
4/03/1989 A
4/04/1989 A
4/04/1989 B
4/04/1989 B
4/05/1989 A
4/06/1989
4/07/1989
4/08/1989
4/10/1989
4/11/1989 ..
4/11/1989 B
4/11/1989 B
4/12/1989 A
4/13/1989 A
4/14/1989 A
4/14/1989 B
4/15/1989 A
4/17/1989 A
4/18/1989 B
4/18/1989 A
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989 ..
4/19/1989 B
4/19/1989 B
4/19/1989 C
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/19/1989
4/20/1989
4/21/1989
4/22/1989
4/24/1989
4/24/1989
4/24/1989
4/24/1989
4/25/1989
4/25/1989
2
1
2
2
2
2
2
1
2
3
2
2
2
2
2
2
3
2
2
2
1
2
2
2
4
5
2
2
2
2
2
2
4
5
2
2
2
1
2
2
5
2
1
2
4
4
6
6
7
12
13
1
1
1
1
2
4
6
1
2
8
2
2
2
1
2
7
7
i
10
P F S27
G59
PF S27
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
N
F
F
F
F
F
A
F
N
F
E
U
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
N
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
P T37
N B53
F
F
G59
U57
U57
B53
A76
S92
659
S27
H70
H65
Yll
H09
S78
-1X630-
MONTHLY/
ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
3 YEARS AGO CHERNOBYL FIRE KILLS 31/THE DURHAM SUN 100 YEARS
SOCIAL SECURITY FIRST DISTRIBUTED/THE DURHAM SUN 100 YEARS
200 YEARS SINCE MUTINY ON THE BOUNTY/THE DURHAM SUN 100 YEARS
U.S. FREES NAZI CAMP IN 1945/THE DURHAM SUN 100 YEARS
HATER STILL KEY TO DURHAM GROWTH
SOVIETS CAPTURE U2 PILOT IN '60/THE DURHAM SUN 100 YEARS
CONFEDERATE SOLDIERS FATALLY WOUND GENERAL/THE DURHAM SUN 100 YEARS
WASHINGTON IS INCORPORATED/THE DURHAM SUN 100 YEARS
4 DIE AT KENT STATE IN '70/THE DURHAM SUN 100 YEARS
LIBRARY'S OPENING CORRECTED
SHEPARD 1ST U.S. SPACE TRAVELER IN '61/THE DURHAM SUN 100 YEARS
EIFFEL TOWER IS 100/THE DURHAM SUN 100 YEARS
WORLD WAR II EFFECTS FELT IN DURHAM/VE DAY ANNIVERSARY
WWII ENDS IN EUROPE/THE DURHAM SUN 100 YEARS
1ST NEWSPAPER CARTOON APPEARS/THE DURHAM SUN 100 YEARS
GOLDEN SPIKE FINDS ITS MARK/THE DURHAM SUN 100 YEARS
IRVING BERLIN IS 101 TODAY/THE DURHAM SUN 100 YEARS
FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE BORN/THE DURHAM SUN 100 YEARS
TURK SHOOTS POPE IN 1981/THE DURHAM SUN 100 YEARS
WALLACE SHOT, PARALYZED/THE DURHAM SUN 100 YEARS
'WINGS' WINS FIRST OSCAR/THE DURHAM SUN 100 YEARS
MARRIAGE STILL STRONG AFTER 60 YEARS
COURT ENDS SCHOOL SEGREGATION
MOUNT ST. HELENS ERUPTS/THE DURHAM SUN 100 YEARS
HENRY VIII BEHEADS WIFE/THE DURHAM SUN 100 YEARS
TRANS-ATLANTIC AIR SERVICE BEGINS IN '39/THE DURHAM SUN 100 YEARS
WEBB OFFERS INSIGHTS
APOLLO 10 ORBITS MOON/THE DURHAM SUN 100 YEARS
BONNIE, CLYDE SHOT TO DEATH
1ST TELEGRAPH LINE OPENS/THE DURHA SUN 100 YEARS
U.S. AIR DISASTER KILLS 275/THE DURHAM SUN 100 YEARS
SENATE ACQUITS JOHNSON IN IMPEACHMENT TRIAL/THE DURHAM SUN 100 YEARS
SENATE RATIFIES MISSILE TREATY/THE DURHAM SUN 100 YEARS
EMOTIONS BOIL IN DURHAM WHEN KING KIILLED
REAGAN 1ST PRESIDENT IN MOSCOW IN 14 YEARS/THE DURHAM SUN 100 YEARS
CIVIL RIGHTS BATTLES TO SHIR TO NEW FRONTS
JOAN OF ARC BURNS AT STAKE/THE DURHAM SUN 100 YEARS
ALL IN THE FAMILY > DUKE ALUMNI 6AIN NATIONAL FAME
ALL IN THE FAMILY; JOBS EASY FOR DUKE'S CLASS OF '89
COMPOSER FRANZ HAYDN DIES/THE DURHAM SUN 100 YEARS
U.S. NAVY GETS 'DON'T GIVE UP THE SHIP' MOTTO/THE DURHAM SUN 100 YEARS
POPE VISITS NATIVE LAND/THE DURHAM SUN 100 YEARS
WEST INDIA CO. GETS CHARTER/THE DURHAM SUN 100 YEARS
SEN. ROBERT KENNEDY SHOT/THE DURHAM SUN 100 YEARS
'D-DAY' OCCURS 45 YEARS AGO/THE DURHAM SUN 100 YEARS
LOVE OF HISTORY NURTURED BY LIFE IN DURHAM
LEE PROPOSES A DECLARATION OF FREEDOM/THE DURHAM SUN 100 YEARS
PRESIDENT JACKSON DIES/THE DURHAM SUN 100 YEARS
WELCH BLASTS MCCARTHY/THE DURHAM SUN 100 YEARS
MCPHERSON HOSPITAL FULFILLING ORIGINAL MISSION
AFFIRMED TAKES TRIPLE CROWN/THE DURHAM SUN 100 YEARS
WATTS HOSPITAL IS SITE FOR MATH SCHOOL
BASEBALL HALL DEDICATED/THE DURHAM SUN 100 YEARS
MIRANDA RULING INFORMS OF RIGHTS/THE DURHAM SUN 100 YEARS
TODAY IS FLAG DAY/THE DURHAM SUN 100 YEARS
KING SIGNS MAGNA CARTA/THE DURHAM SUN 100 YEARS
TERESHKOVA 1ST FEMALE IN SPACE/THE DURHAM SUN 100 YEARS
CHAPEL REPRESENTS ESSENCE OF DUKE
ROXIE MCCULLOUGH LEAVES THEM SPELLBOUND
SOUTHGATE IS DURHAM'S OLDEST INSURANCE AGENCY
HITLER BEGINS 'BLOOD PURGE'/THE DURHAM SUN 100 YEARS
BLINDNESS DOESN'T HANDICAP MINISTER
DURHAM SEES MANY ROAD IMPROVEMENTS
OLD SCHOOL HOUSE BECAME HAPPY HOME
DELAYS PLAGUED 1ST DURHAM COURTHOUSE
VA HOSPITAL HAS EXPANDED OVER YEARS
PAPERBOYS BECOME 'STARS-
BUCKET BRIGADE GROWS INTO 12 FIRE STATIONS
U.N. OF COMPANIES SPROUTS AROUND DURHAM
FOREIGN FIRMS SEE DURHAM AS PROGRESSIVE
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4/26/1989
4/27/1989
4/28/1989
4/29/1989
5/01/1989
5/01/1989
5/02/1989
5/03/1989
5/04/1989
5/04/1989
5/05/1989
5/06/1989
5/08/1989
5/08/1989
5/09/1989
5/10/1989
5/11/1989
5/12/1989
5/13/1989
5/15/1989
5/16/1989
5/16/1989
5/17/1989
5/18/1989
5/19/1989
5/20/1989
5/22/1989
5/22/1989
5/23/1989
5/24/1989
5/25/1989
5/26/1989
5/27/1989
5/29/1989
5/29/1989
5/29/1989
5/30/1989
5/30/1989
5/30/1989
5/31/1989
6/01/1989
6/02/1989
6/03/1989
6/05/1989
6/06/1989
6/06/1989 B
6/07/1989 A
6/08/1989 A
6/09/1989 A
6/09/1989 B
6/10/1989 A
6/12/1989
6/12/1989
6/13/1989
6/14/1989
6/15/1989
6/16/1989
6/19/1989
6/20/1989 B
6/26/1989 A
6/30/1989 A
7/11/1989 B
7/24/1989 A
8/01/1989 B
8/07/1989 A
8/15/1989 B
8/21/1989 A
9/04/1989 A
10/02/1989 A
10/02/1989 A
1 P
S27
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L Y
L P BYL
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P F U57
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N S92
N S92
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H65
S92
G59
M06
G59
H70
S27
U57
H65
U57
U57
M N S78
C N S78
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MAYORS STEM FROM CIVIL WAR ERA; 1ST MANAGER HIRED IN 1921
DURHAM SUN, LIBRARY
SEE DURHAM HERALD-SUN, LIBRARY
DURHAM SUN, MOVIE BUFF OF THE YEAR CONTEST
SEE ALSO ACADEMY AWARDS
GAME FOR GUESSING? 11TH ANNUAL MOVIE BUFF CONTEST
AND THE WINNERS ARE...
S 2 10/07/1989 C 1 F U57
2 3/02/1989 D
2 4/06/1989 D
1 P F B71
3 P N B71
DURHAM SUN, PHOTOGRAPHY
SEE DURHAM HERALD CO.,
PHOTOGRAPHY DEFT.
DURHAM SUN, SPORTS DEPARTMENT _
REC SPORTS PLAYS NO FAVORITES
THE DURHAM SUN SPORTS STAFF PREDICTS...
GUEST PICKER XINS THE DURHAM SUN PROGNOSTICATORS
HUSBURGER GOES WITH MILDCATS OVER DEVILS
DILUEG BRIEVES BLUE DEVILS CAN DO IT AGAIN
BONECRUSHER'S PICKS STICK WITH HOME TEAMS
DEVINE REFUSES TO GIVE UP ON DEVILS
KRZYZEWSKI WARNS: DUKE MUST FOCUS ON ARMY
BERNARD GETS RARE SHOT AT COACH K
BENNETT PICKS DEVILS VS. TERPS
BEANO COOKS JACKETS WILL BURST DUKE'S BUBBLE
KENNY BROWNING LIKES DEVILS, WOLFPACK IN KEY GAMES
WOLFF PICKS DEVILS, OFFERS NO HOPE FOR HEELS
COLLEGE FOOTBALL/GAMES OF NOV. 18
"*& WVff%8!%®Sft£%* HEADINGS UNDER INDIVIDUAL SCHOOLS) ,
KNIGHTS DOMINATE ALL-COUNTY FOOTBALL TEAM S
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6/13/1989
8/23/1989
9/01/1989
9/08/1989
9/15/1989
9/22/1989
9/29/1989
10/06/1989 B
10/13/1989 B
10/20/1989 B
10/27/1989 B
11/03/1989 B
11/10/1989 B
11/17/1989 B
N A76
F
F
F
N
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F
F
N
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2 11/23/1989 B 2 P N P52
SEE ALSO WEP TEAMS, BASKETBALL <BOYS) (SEE ALSO HEADINGS UNDER
MILLERS COACHES, PLAYERS SUFFER THROUGH THREE-GAME NIGHTS
STONE IS BULLDOGS' ROLE MODEL
CAVS' ALVAREZ ANXIOUS TO TEST BULLDOGS .
CAVALIERS JOIN SUN TOURNEYi HORNETS TEST NATIONAL POWERS
SPARTANS SEEK SUN TITLE
LOW-KEY VANCE IS FAVORITE
ROGERS, HORNETS DUMP NO. 16 FAIRDALE
'DOGS TOO TALL FOR CAVS IN SUN TOURNEY
FIGHT KNOCKS OUT SPARTANS
TOURNEY FORMAT MAY CHANGE AGAIN
AIRBORNE BULLDOG
BULLDOGS DOWN VANCE FOR TITLE
CELEBRATE WIN _
BULLDOGS 'NEED' WIN; COLLECT SUN CROWN
SPARTANS PLACE FOUR ON ALL-TOURJCY TEAM
WORTHY PROTECTS HOME FRONT
DURHAM SUPERIOR COURT
SEE COURTS, DURHAM COUNTY
DURHAM SYMPHONY
SEE ALSO N.C. SYMPHONY M
DURHAM SYMPHONY PICKS FOUR FOR FEB. YOUNG ARTISTS CONCERT
MALLARHE, ORCHESTRA BEGIN SEASONS NEXT MONTH
RUSSIAN VIOLINIST HELPS ORCHESTRA OPEN SEASON
SOVIET VIOLIN VIRTUOSO MELDS SUBTLY WITH DURHAM SYMPHONY
HOLIDAY POPS CONCERT WILL HONOR 2 OLD FRIENDS
DURHAM TAX ASSESSOR
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY TAX OFFICE
SEE ALSO DURHAM TAX COLLECTOR
SEE ALSO TAXES, DURHAM COUNTY
DURHAM TO FILL TAX ASSESSOR XB
COUNTY ASSESSOR HIRED
DURHAM CO. HIRES NEW TAX ASSESSOR
INDIVIDUAL SCHOOLS)
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12/24/1989 C
12/26/1989 B
12/27/1989 D
12/28/1989 C
12/28/1989 C
12/28/1989 C
12/29/1989 B
12/29/1989 A
12/29/1989 B
12/29/1989 B
12/30/1989 D
12/30/1989 D
12/30/1989 A
12/30/1989 B
12/30/1989 B
12/30/1989 B
2 1/20/1989 D
2 9/24/1989 E
2 10/20/1989 D
2 10/26/1989 A
2 12/04/1989 A
2 3/09/1989 A
2 5/23/1989 C
2 5/23/1989 C
N B40
N P52
N P52
N B40
N A76
N P52
N B40
N P52
N A76
U P52
P K30
N B64
P T44
N P52
U P52
N A76
N
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F B71
R L59
N U15
1 N H65
1 N
1 P N H65
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SUBJECTS
TAX OFFICE REVAMPING, EYEING 4-YEAR REVALUATIONS
TAX ASSESSOR OFFICE REORGANIZATION PLANNER
COUNTY TO CHANGE TAX-LISTING SYSTEM
PENNY SAVED COULD MEAN $390,000 CITY SHORTFALL
TAX ASSESSOR REVVING UP TO CATCH CAR-TAX DODGERS
TAX-CHEATER SOLUTION MUST BE FAIR TO OTHERS
PAYMENT DEADLINE NEAR FOR DURHAM TAXPAYERS
DURHAM TAX COLLECTOR
SEE ALSO DURHAM. N.C., REVENUES
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C., REVENUES
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY TAX OFFICE
SEE ALSO DURHAM TAX ASSESSOR
SEE ALSO TAXES, DURHAM
SEE ALSO TAXES, DURHAM COUNTY
HERITAGE SQUARE RENT MAY BE TAKEN FOR TAXES
TAX COLLECTOR MAY BYPASS COURT FOR DEBTS
COMMISSIONERS APPROVE NEW TAX FORECLOSURES PROCEDURE
COUNTY RESIDENTS PAY '88 TAX BILLS FASTER THAN CITY DUELLERS
PROPERTY-LISTING CHANGE GOOD TAX OFFICE MOVE
DURHAM TECHNICAL COMMUNITY COLLEGE (FORMERLY DURHAM TECHNICAL INSTITUTE)
TRAINING AT YOUR DOORSTEP; COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEMS GET... RECOGNITION
DURHAM TECH BUILDS INDUSTRIAL BASE, GIVES TRIANGLE EDGE
DURHAM RELEASE PLAN TEACHES LETTERS OF THE LAW
DR. ELION TRACES DIFFICULT STEPS TO NOBEL PRIZE
A NOBEL CAUSE
DURHAM TECHNICAL COMMUNITY COLLEGE, BUDGET
UYNN URGES FUNDS FOR INNOVATIVE WORK
EDUCATION REQUESTS UP $28.9 MILLION
DURHAM TECHNICAL COMMUNITY COLLEGE, COMMENCEMENT
DTCC TRUSTEE CHAIR WILL SPEAK AT COMMENCEMENT
YOUNG, OLD GRADUATES SHARE JOYOUS OCCASION
SPEAKER 'KIN' TO 600 GRADS
DURHAM TECHNICAL COMMUNITY COLLEGE, COMPUTER PROGRAM
DURHAM TECH COMPUTERS OUTDATED
DURHAM TECHNICAL COMMUNITY COLLEGE, ENROLLMENT
BLACK ENROLLMENT AT DTCC ON TARGET
JAMMED PARKING LOT DELIGHTS DURHAM TECH'S UYNN
DURHAM TECHNICAL COMMUNITY COLLEGE, FACULTY SALARIES
REPORT PUSHES HIGHER FACULTY PAY
DURHAM TECHNICAL COMMUNITY COLLEGE, GIFTS AND FUNDRAISING
EDGERTON UILL SPEAK AT DTCC FUND DRIVE
DURHAM TECH TOPS FUND-RAISING TARGET
DURHAM TECHNICAL COMMUNITY COLLEGE, HISTORY
MAKING THE GRADE/DURHAM WORKS HARD TO EARN RENOWN AS 'CITY OF EDUCATION' S
DURHAM TECH BUILDS INDUSTRIAL BASE, GIVES TRIANGLE EDGE S
NURSING PROGRAM REUNION S
DURHAM TECHNICAL COMMUNITY COLLEGE, NURSING PROGRAM
SEE ALSO NURSES, DURHAM
SEE ALSO NURSING SCHOOLS, N.C.
TURNAROUND HAS WATTS NURSING SCHOOL SWAMPED WITH APPLICANTS
DURHAM TECHNICAL COMMUNITY COLLEGE. PRACTICAL NURSING PROGRAM
NURSING PROGRAM REUNION
DURHAM TECHNICAL COMMUNITY COLLEGE, PRESIDENT'S OFFICE
CURRIN, UYNN ARE SINGLED OUT FOR LEADERSHIP
DURHAM TECHNICAL COMMUNITY COLLEGE, SATELLITE CAMPUS
DURHAM TECH PLANS SATELLITE CAMPUS
DURHAM TECH OK'S PRICE FOR TREYBURN SITE
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10/12/1989
10/13/1989
11/28/1989
12/01/1989
12/06/1989
12/07/1989
12/28/1989 B
N H65
N
N H65
N R63
N H65
E
N H65
2/08/1989 A
3/28/1989 A
3/29/1989 A
7/26/1989 A
12/01/1989 A
4/11/1989 A
4/19/1989 G
11/06/1989 A
11/30/1989 C
11/30/1989 B
1
1
9
13
4
N H70
N H65
N A54
N H65
E
E
F S92
N S82
N C47
N E33
2 2/11/1989 A
2 6/08/1989 A
2 6/14/1989 A
2 6/21/1989 C
2 6/21/1989 B
1 P N S92
1 N S92
11 N
1 P N Bll
1 P N T32
2 3/04/1989 A 1 N H65
2 10/18/1989 A
2 10/25/1989 C
N E33
N C47
S 2 2/11/1989 A 1 N S92
2 5/03/1989 C
2 11/17/1989 C
12 N
1 P N E33
2 4/19/1989 G 1 P F S92
2 4/19/1989 G 6 P F S92
2 6/26/1989 C 4 P P C45
H 2 10/14/1989 C 1 N C60
S 2 6/26/1989 C 4 P P C45
H 1 6/20/1989 B 1 P N
S 2 3/29/1989 A 1 M N S92
H 2 3/30/1989 C 1 N 046
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SATELLITE CAMPUS WILL BE BOOST FOR EDUCATION
DURHAM TECH BOARD OKS PURCHASE OF TREYBURN TRACT
NORTHERN CAMPUS COSTS DTCC ♦382,500
DURHAM TECH SEEKS NORTH CAMPUS
DURHAM TECH CLOSER TO NORTHERN CAMPUS
DURHAM TECH STRETCHES NORTHWARD
SUBJECTS
DURHAM TECHNICAL COMMUNITY COLLEGE, SCHOLARSHIPS
SCHOLARSHIPS 60 TO 24 STUDENTS _
13 TRIANGLE STUDENTS GET DTCC SCHOLARSHIPS
DURHAM TECHNICAL COMMUNITY COLLEGE BOARD OF TRUSTEES
NICHOLSON ELECTED HEAD OF DTCC BOARD
DELOATCHE REAPPOINTED TO DTCC BOARD
DURHAM TECHNICAL COMMUNITY COLLEGE FOUNDATION
DTCC FOUNDATION ELECTS NEW DIRECTORS
DURHAM THEATER GUILD
SE!eEING NOTWJAYS BELIEVING IN BELIEVABLE 'NIGHT WATCH'
THEATRE GUILD'S NEWEST PLAY IS QUITE A PUZZLER
'NIGHT WATCH' IS A TIRESOME EXPERIENCE
TEEN-AGER PLAYS TEEN-AGER
...IN DURHAM THEATRE GUILD '5TH OF JULY'
COMEDY OVERCOMES CONFUSION IN DTG '5TH'
DTG'S '5TH OF JULY' LACKS POP BUT STILL HAS SOME SPARKLERS
DURHAM THEATER GUILD STAGES SALE (CORRECTION PRINTED 6-2-89)
CORRECTION
DURHAM THEATER GUILD'S PRODUCTION OF 'AN ACTOR'S NIGHTMARE'
ONE-ACTS MARK THEATRE GUILD'S RECOVERY (CORRECTION PRINTED 6-27-89)
KUDOS FOR HER
CLEARING THE RECORD
ON STAGE, START UPS, START OVERS
VOCALISTS ONLY WEAKNESS IN 'ROBBER BRIDEGROOM'
FINE ENSEMBLE WORK GIVE THIS 'BRIDEGROOM' VIM
NOT QUITE ON TRACK/ 'CHARLEY'S AUNT'
DURHAM TIRE i AUTO CENTER
DURHAM TIRE & AUTO CENTER (AD)
DURHAM TOBACCO MARKET
SEE TOBACCO, MARKETS
DURHAM TRACTION CO.
SEE DUKE POWER CO.
DURHAM TRAFFIC ENGINEERING DIVISION
SEE ALSO DURHAM DEPT. OF TRANSPORTATION AND UTILITIES
SEE ALSO DURHAM MASTER THOROUGHFARE PLAN
BAD INTERSECTIONS ABOUND
CITY PROPOSES NEW SIGN FOR DOWNTOWN
COUNCIL TACKLING DOWNTOWN SIGNS AGAIN
DURHAM TRANSPORTATION AND UTILITIES DEPT.
SEE DURHAM DEPT. OF TRANSPORTATION AND UTILITIES
DURHAM TRANSPORTATION DEVELOPMENT PLAN
SEE ALSO DURHAM COORDINATED TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM
SINGLE TRANSPORTATION PLAN TO BENEFIT MANY
DURHAM TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENT PLAN
SEE DURHAM MASTER THOROUGHFARE PLAN
DURHAM UNION BUS STATION
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C., BUSES
BUS COMPANY PLANS RETURN TO DOWNTOWN _
KEEP TERMINAL CLEAN; NEW DOWNTOWN BUS STATION WELCOME, BUT NOT PROBLEMS
WELCOME MAT NOT OUT FOR BUS TERMINAL
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3/31/1989
4/26/1989
4/26/1989
11/13/1989
11/14/1989
11/21/1989
4
2
10
1
1
4
E
N J40
N S92
N H65
N H65
E
H 2 1/25/1989 B 7 N
S 2 12/23/1989 A 3 N
S 2 7/25/1989 A 3 P N S92
S 2 9/21/1989 A 13 N
S 2 8/11/1989 A 10 N
2/13/1989 B
2/14/1989 B
2/16/1989 B
3/30/1989 D
4/07/1989
4/11/1989
4/13/1989
6/01/1989
6/02/1989
6/15/1989 .
6/22/1989 B
6/22/1989 D
6/27/1989 A
9/15/1989 D
9/19/1989 A
9/21/1989 D
11/17/1989 D
R L34
U W15
R M31
B71
P10
F
P
R
R
P N S73
N
P P
P R M31
R B77
N
P10
B77
B77
S 2 4/19/1989 H 3 D A
S 2 3/06/1989 A
S 2 3/16/1989 C
H 2 3/17/1989 C
1 C N B53
1 D N H70
1 D N
S 2 5/12/1989 A 3 E
1/28/1989
2/04/1989
2/18/1989
N C47
E
N C47
DURHAM UNITED ARTS FUND
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SEE DURHAM ARTS COUNCIL, FUND RAISING
SEE DURHAM ARTS FUND
DURHAM UNITED FUND CAMPAIGN
SEE UNITED FUND OF DURHAM
DURHAM UNITED UAY
SEE ALSO UNITED FUND OF DURHAM
SEE ALSO VOLUNTEERS, DURHAM
9 DURHAM AGENCIES GET FUNDS FOR FUEL, SHELTER AND FOOD
UNITED UAY GIVES $3,845 TO RED CROSS
AGENCIES GET MONEY
FORUMS ON DURHAM SERVICES PLANNED
FORUMS TO AIM AT SERVICE NEEDS, CITY PROBLEMS
UNITED UAY LOOKS AT SERVICES
UNITED UAY OFFICERS FOR '89 ELECTED
UNITED UAY GIVES $4,350 TO WOMEN'S H.O.P.E. SHELTER
MYERS TO LEAD UNITED UAY
RICHARD MYERS TO LEAD UNITED UAY CAMPAIGN
UNITED UAY HELPS THE HELPERS
CLEARING THE RECORD
UNITED UAY PtfBL PLANS 10.4 PERCENT INCREASE (CORRECTED 6-20-89)
CLEARING THE RECORD
UNITED UAY OUSTS YUCA FROM LIST
UNITED UAY CUTS OFF FUNDING; YUCA APPEALS
YUCA (SET A SUV*
DIVISION LEADERS APPOINTED FOR UNITED UAY CAMPAIGN
YUCA TO MAKE FINAL BID FOR FUNDS
YUCA APPEALS TO UNITED UAY FOR MONEY
UU BOARD HEARS YUCA FUND APPEAL
SOCIAL-CHANGE GROUPS SEEK EQUAL FUND-DRIVE FOOTING
UNITED UAY TO FUND YUCA IF...
UNITED UAY TO FUND YUCA IF CONDITIONS MET
YUCA OFFICIALS MUM ON UNITED UAY'S CONDITIONAL OFFER, POSSIBLE APPEAL
NO TIME FOR A GAG ORDER
UNITED UAY SETS $3.17 MILLION GOAL
A 'STRETCH' GOAL FOR UNITED UAY
GABRIEL TO JOIN UNITED UAY KICKOFF
OGBURN SEEKS WAYS TO END DOUBLE TAXATION
ELIMINATE DOUBLE DIPS OF TAXPAYERS' MONEY
UNITED UAY BUFFET TURNS OUT VACATION-PICTURE PARTY
UNITED UAYS JOIN FOR KICKOFF
FORMER FOOTBALL STAR KICKS OFF TRIANGLE UNITED UAY DRIVES
LITERACY COUNCIL HELPS PEOPLE LEARN TO READ
COUNSELING SERVICE FINDS DEMAND RISING
MENTALLY RETARDED CREATE SPECIAL BABYSITTING NEEDS
UNITED UAY NEARS 25X OF '89 GOAL
UNITED UAY REACHES ALMOST FOURTH OF GOAL
SCOUT'S HONOR; AN OLD EAGLE CAMPS AGAIN
HEALTHY DAY-CARE GOAL OF UNITED UAY AGENCY
GENESIS HOME PROVIDES FAMILIES HOUSING, COUNSELING
UNITED UAY NEARLY HALFWAY TO GOAL
COMMUNITY CENTER REACHES OUT UITH HOPE AND HELP
PIE-IN-THE-EYE FOR UNITED UAY
GOODWILL HELPS 200 CLIENTS PER YEAR
OPTIMISTIC UNITED UAY HITS 66X MARK
UNITED UAY OPTIMISTIC ABOUT $3.1 MILLION GOAL
175 AGENCIES DEPEND ON VOLUNTEER CENTER
AGENCY GOAL! TAP POTENTIAL OF ELDERLY
UNITED UAY CELEBRATES PASSING GOAL
UNITED UAY TOPS 1989 GOAL
UNITED UAY CHIEF LEAVING FOR CITY JOB
DURHAM UNITED UAY, BUDGET
UNITED UAY OKS FOUR APPEALS
DURHAM UNITED WAY, DIRECTOR
UNITED UAY EXECUTIVE QUITS FOR CITY RISK MANAGER POST
S
2
1/12/1989 C
1 N H65
H
2
1/15/1989 B
3 N
H
2
1/21/1989 B
5 N
H
2
1/26/1989 C
5 N
S
2
1/28/1989 C
1 N
H
2
2/07/1989 A
4 E
H
2
2/07/1989 C
1 N
H
2
4/26/1989 A
10 N
S
2
5/20/1989 B
1 P N
H
2
5/24/1989 B
6 P N
H
2
6/02/1989 A
4 E
H
2
6/08/1989 A
2 N
H
2
6/19/1989 C
1 N S22
H
2
6/20/1989 A
2 N
S
2
6/30/1989 A
1 N C61
H
2
7/01/1989 C
4 N
H
2
7/04/1989 A
4 L
H
2
7/06/1989 C
3 N
H
2
7/13/1989 A
1 P N S22
S
2
7/21/1989 C
1 N C61
H
2
7/22/1989 C
1 N S22
H
2
7/22/1989 C
1 N N36
H
2
8/03/1989 A
1 N C47
S
2
8/03/1989 C
1 N C61
H
2
8/09/1989 C
1 N S22
H
2
8/13/1989 D
4 E
H
2
8/15/1989 B
1 N C47
H
2
8/19/1989 A
4 E
H
2
8/23/1989 C
2 N
S
2
8/25/1989 A
1 P N C61
S
2
8/29/1989 A
4 E
H
2
9/05/1989 A
6 P U U15
H
2
9/08/1989 B
1 N S22
S
2
9/08/1989 A
9 N H65
H
2
9/10/1989 B
1 D G S22
H
2
9/18/1989 B
1 D G S22
H
2
9/25/1989 B
1 D G S22
S
2
9/27/1989 A
1 N H65
H
2
9/28/1989 A
13 N
H
2 10/01/1989 E
1 D F
H
2
10/02/1989 B
1 D G S22
H
2 10/09/1989 B
1 P G S22
H
2 10/12/1989 C
1 N C47
H
2 10/16/1989 B
1 P G S22
H
2 10/17/1989 C
1 P P R56
H
2 10/23/1989 B
1 N S22
H
2 10/27/1989 C
1 N S22
S
2 10/27/1989 A
8 N H65
H
2
10/30/1989 B
1 D N S22
H
2
11/06/1989 B
1 P N S22
H
2 11/10/1989 C
1 N S22
S
2 11/10/1989 C
1 P N H65
S
2 12/09/1989 C
1 P N
H
2
8/16/1989 C
2 N
H
2 12/09/1989 C
1 P N
DURHAM URBAN TRAILS AND GREENWAYS COMMISSION
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SUBJECTS
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C. , GREENWAY SYSTEM
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY OPEN SPACE AND GREENWAYS ADVISORY COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO GREENWAY SYSTEM
SETRAILS GROUPGMEETING TO FEATURE SPEAKERS FROM WASHINGTON
HEARING SET ON PLAN TO ADD TRAILS, NATURAL AREAS
DURHAM ON PATH TOWARD MORE TRAILS
88f^l3^¥h*m IHHilLE ROCK QUARRY PATH...
DURHAM VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL
SEE VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL
DURHAM VOTERS' ALLIANCE
SEE ALSO DURHAM COMMITTEE ON THE AFFAIRS OF BLACK PEOPLE
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY
SEE ALSO ELECTIONS. DURHAM _
SEE ALSO PEOPLE'S ALLIANCE, DURHAM CHAPTER
SEE ALSO POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEES
VOTERS' ALLIANCE WINS LEGAL BATTLE _ _
POLITICAL GROUP VOTES AGAINST DOWNTOWN MUSEUM MOVE
VOTERS' ALLIANCE MAKES ENDORSEMENTS (CORRECTED 10-5-89)
PEOPLE'S flilANCE BACKS WELLS FOR MAYORj HOMEBUILDERS FAVOR TILLMAN...
CLEARING THE RECORD
THE ALLIANCE'S GOOD MANNERS
•COMMITTEE' ENDORSES JENKINS
CONSERVATIVE VICTORIES MAY MEAN COALITION END
DURHAM COALITION PLANS NOV. ELECTION STRATEGY
VOTERS' ALLIANCE ENDORSEMENTS LINE UP AGAINST 'FRIENDS'
JEWKINS EDGES OUT STRAUBRIDGE/VICTORY GIVES DURHAM ITS 1ST BLACK HAYOR
PRIMARY SHOD; PRODS DURHAM COALITION WIN
'89 CAMPAIGN CHANGES FACE OF AREA POLITICS
DURHAM WATER RESOURCES DIVISION
SEE ALSO WATER SALES
SEE ALSO WATER TREATMENT PLANTS, DURHAM
BOARD TO GET REPORT ON DURHAM WATERSHEDS
CITY CHANGES DELINQUENT WATER BILLINGS
WATER STILL KEY TO DURHAM GROWTH
CLOSE PIPELINE TO WATER PORK
FARMERS RECEPTIVE TO USING CITY SLUDGE
CITY FLIRTS WITH WATER SHORTAGE
DURHAM WATER TANK
SEE ALSO WATER TOWER
TO TOP IT ALL OFF
DURHAM WOMAN'S CLUB
NEW OFFICERS
FOREIGN STUDENTS WELCOME IN DURHAM
DURHAM YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
SEE YUCA, DURHAM
DURHAM YOUTH SOCCER CAMP
SEE ALSO SOCCER
UOODCROFT WILL HOST YOUTH SOCCER CAMP
DURHAM YOUTH SOFTBALL LEAGUE
SEE ALSO SOFTBALL
SOFTBALL CHAMPS
DURHAM'S STATION
SEE DURHAM, N.C.
SEE DURHAM, N.C, HISTORY
DURHAM/CHAPEL HILL BLVD.
SEE ALSO 15-501 BYPASS
MIXED-USE ZONES MAY BE REWORKED
SAVE MONEY FOR OPEN SPACE
S
S
s
s
H
-DATE-
S
E
C -PG
3/07/1989 C
4/10/1989 C
4/11/1989 C
5/05/1989 B
5/19/1989 C
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L Y
L P BYL
N
N HAS
N H65
P F G59
M N Bll
H
2 1/12/1989 C
1 P N S69
S
2 5/15/1989 A
7 N M06
H
2 10/04/1989 C
10 N R63
S
2 10/05/1989 C
1 P N C61
H
2 10/05/1989 A
2 N
H
2 10/06/1989 A
4 E
H
2 10/08/1989 B
1 N R63
S
2 10/11/1989 A
1 N C61
H
2 10/12/1989 A
1 N R63
H
2 11/02/1989 B
1 N
H
2 11/08/1989 A
1 P N R63
H
2 11/08/1989 A
1 N S22
H
2 11/08/1989 A
9 N S69
H
2 1/08/1989 C
1 N A54
H
2 4/26/1989 A
10 N
S
2 5/01/1989 A
1 P F U57
H
2 7/18/1989 A
4 E
S
2 9/11/1989 A
1 N C61
H
2 12/15/1989 C
1 P N R63
S 2 9/11/1989 C 1 P P S73
S 2 5/12/1989 B 2 P P S76
S 2 8/25/1989 B 1 P F S27
S 2 5/30/1989 D 4 N A76
S 2 8/08/1989 B 4 P P K30
CHH 1 7/19/1989 A
CHH 1 9/01/1989 A
N M70
E
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1/01/1989
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12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
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GATEWAY FOES ASK COUNCIL TO RECONSIDER MIXED-USE
DURHAM/CHAPEL HILL COOPERATIVE PLANNING
CHAfEL HILL-DURHAM GROUP DISCUSSES BORDER
TOW OKS OPEN SPACE STUDY FUNDS
DURHAM/CHAPEL HILL DIETETIC ASSOCIATION
A HEALTHY AND TASTY ONE-DISH f£AL CAN WIN YOU $100
PRIZE CHILI; HEALTHY AND QUICK CHILI RECIPE IS FIRST IN CONTEST
DURHAM/CHAPEL HILL FRIENDSHP FORCE CLUB
FRIENDSHIP FORCE ORGANIZING TWO-WEEK TRIP TO NEW ZEALAND
DURHAM/CHAPEL HILL HOME BUILDERS
SEE HOME BUILDERS ASSOCIATION OF DURHAM AND CHAPEL HILL
DURHAM/CHAPEL HILL SKI AND SPORTS CLUB
SEE ALSO SKI RESORTS
SKI AND SPORTS CLUB WELCOMES NEW MEMBERS
DURHAM/CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO THOROUGHFARE PLAN
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, OUTER LOOP
SEE ALSO DURHAM MASTER THOROUGHFARE PLAN
SEE ALSO N.C. TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., ROADS
SEE ALSO ROADS, DURHAM COUNTY
CITY COUNCIL FEARS CHAPEL HILL MALL MAY SNARL TRAFFIC
MANAGER OKS NEW CHAPEL HILL COMPLEX
THOROUGHFARE PLAN SET FOR REVIEW
TRIANGLE TRAFFIC PLANNERS DISCUSS THOROUGHFARE PLAN
ENO DRIVE OPTIONS ON HEARING AGENDA
DURHAM/CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO TRANSPORTATION ADVISORY COMMITTEE
SEE TRANSPORTATION ADVISORY COMMITTEE (DURHAM AND ORANGE COUNTIES)
DURHAM/DUKE RELATIONS
SEE DUKE UNIV. , TOWN AND GOWN RELATIONS
DURHAM/ORANGE DENTAL ASSISTANTS
NEW OFFICERS
DURHAM/ORANGE DENTAL SOCIETY
SEE ALSO DENTISTS, DURHAM
DENTAL SOCIETY OFFICERS
DURHAM/ORANGE MEDICAL SOCIETY AUXILIARY
TEENS TO HEAR ADVICE ON COPING WITH PROBLEMS
SPRING FASHIONS READY TO SET SAIL
SPRING FASHIONS BLOOM
CCB GIR PUTS MUSEUM NEARER GOAL
NEW OFFICERS
DURHAMVILLE
SEE DURHAM, N.C.
SEE DURHAM, N.C, HISTORY
DUST
SEE ALLERGIES
DYNAMAC CORP.
SERVICES SPROUT FROM WARINESS OF HIDDEN HAZARDOUS WASTE
DYNAMIT NOBEL AG (WEST GERMANY)
SEE ALSO DNS ELECTRONIC MATERIALS
DNS OFFICIALS ANNOUNCE PLANT CLOSING JUNE 2
ECOS
S I T
N E ELY
P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
CHH 1 9/12/1989 A 1 N M70
H 2 8/31/1989 B 2 P N R63
CHH 1 9/26/1989 A 1 N M70
H 2 2/22/1989 B 1 N
H 2 3/29/1989 B 1 P F W66
H 2 4/13/1989 C 16 N
S 2 12/19/1989 D 4 P N M06
S 2
6/21/1989 A
1
N C61
S 2
6/22/1989 A
1
N C61
CHH 1
7/15/1989 A
3
N
S 2
8/03/1989 A
1
P N H65
H 2
8/26/1989 D
9
N
S 2 5/30/1989 B 2 P P T32
H 2 3/07/1989 B 5 P P K30
2/15/1989 B
2/23/1989 A
3/02/1989 A
4/06/1989 A
4/22/1989 A
7 N
6 P F S27
6 P F S27
1 N M06
5 P P S76
H 2 1/07/1989 C 1 N K65
H 2 3/31/1989 A 1 P N C47
ftAYCR TO SPEAK AT DUKE FORUM
'RECYCLING DAY' SET FOR SATURDAY
S 2 3/21/1989 A 3
CHH 1 4/24/1989 A 3
EDGE: EDUCATION DOES GUARANTEE EMPLOYMENT
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HOULIHAN BULLISH ON EDGE
ANNUAL
1/01/1989
INDEX B
12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
EEC INC.
SCHOOLS'
EPA
ASBESTOS REMOVAL COMPLETE
SEE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
E* K*PRWCIpS!0DENIES POME ELITIST 'REFUGE'
E.K. PONE PRINCIPAL A BRILLIANT EDUCATOR
POUE SHOULD BE A MODEL FOR EXCELLENCE IN SCHOOLS
E.K. POUE IMPRESSIVE
REASONS FOR POME'S SUCCESS
POME ELITIST CHARGE ABSURD
EXCELLENCE IS NOT HERESY
POME, MURPHY SUPPORTED
PRINCIPAL IS EXCELLENT
POME CONCERNS UNDUE
HEADLINE MAS INFLAMMATORY
BLIND FAITH THE LEADER
TMO PRINCIPALS CLASH OVER CURRICULUM PHILOSOPHY
WHERE KINDERGARTEN, 12TH GRADE MEET
ONE MAN'S JUNK...
POLICE LOG/ARSON SUSPECT ARRESTED IN VIRGINIA
RESULT OF A CIVICS LESSON
NAMESAKE FAMILY GIVES «10,000 TO E.K, POME SCHOOL
ENDOWMENT
SECOND GRADEAIFE & SCIENCE MUSEUM HOLDS SNEAK PREVIEWS^
CITY'S 5TH-GRADE PUPILS COUNT FIRE INVESTIGATOR AMONG HEROES
F P UATKTNS JEUELERS
HAPPY 100TH BIRTHDAY TO THE DURHAM SUN FROM E.P. MATKINS JEMELERS (AD)
EAGLE SCOUTS _
SEE ALSO BOY SCOUTS, DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA
EAGLE SCOUT
PARNELL NAMED EAGLE SCOUT
DIXON NAMED EAGLE SCOUT
EAGLE SCOUT - HENRY MCDADE
EAGLES
EAGLE MANAGEMENT ZONE RECOMMENDED BY CORPS AT JORDAN LAKE
SAVE SOME ROOM FOR THE EAGLES _
EAGLE COUNTERS EXPECTING 30 BIRDS AT LAKE THIS JUNE
EAGLES, BOATERS CAN COEXIST
EARLY BIRD SPECIAL (BAND)
MAKING THEIR DEBUT AT THE ARTSCENTER
EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION
SEE ALSO CHILD REARING
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, LEARNING
SEE ALSO KINDERGARTENS, N.C.
ART OF MAILING
OFFICIALS FAVOR NEM PRE-SCHOOL EFFORTS
SCHOOL LEADERS SUPPORT PROGRAMS FOR 4-YEAR-OLDS
EARRINGS
SEE ALSO JEWELRY _
DROP EARRINGS TAKING CENTER STAGE
EARTH DAY
EARTH DAY ACTIVITIES PLANED
ACTIVISTS CALL SEANC TO ACTION
1,600 STUDENTS AT UNC PONDER EARTH FUTURE
FRUSTRATION CAN HARM ENVIRONMENT
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E L Y
-DATE — C -PG L P BYL
2 10/14/1989 C 1 P N T33
2 10/14/1989 C 1 P N T33
CHH 1 8/06/1989 A 1 N M25
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
S
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
H
2
1/04/1989 A
1/09/1989 A
1/11/1989
1/12/1989
1/13/1989
1/13/1989
1/13/1989
1/18/1989
1/18/1989
1/18/1989
1/18/1989
1/23/1989
2/10/1989
4/19/1989 .
5/20/1989 B
9/08/1989 C
9/16/1989 C
10/24/1989 B
10/25/1989 A
11/02/1989 B
11/27/1989 B
N J40
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
N J40
P T37
T37
P
N
P
N
P S76
N C60
N 161
P P T37
P
P
P
S 2 4/19/1989 F 3 P A
S 2 2/06/1989 C 3 P P
S 2 2/17/1989 A 6 P N
S 2 3/08/1989 A 10 N
S 2 5/22/1989 A 10 P P
H 2 4/28/1989 C 1 M N K65
CHH 1 4/29/1989 A 4 E
H 2 6/20/1989 B 1 N K65
S 2 7/06/1989 A 4 E
H 2 10/06/1989 D 4 P N B71
S 2 2/20/1989 A
CHH 1 5/31/1989 A
H 2 6/01/1989 C
7 P P T32
5 N
3 N U80
S 2 10/31/1989 A 6 P F G59
CHH 1 8/24/1989 A 3 N
CHH 1 10/28/1989 A 3 N
CHH 1 10/29/1989 A 1 N
CHH 1 10/30/1989 A 4 E
EARTH QUILTS
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M 0 N T H L Y / A N N U A L INDEX BY
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989
SEE ALSO QUILTS
A QUILT FOR THE EARTH
EARTHQUAKES
EARTHQUAKE FUND TOPS *2,000; MORE IS SOUGHT
TRAGEDY'S AFTERMATH
EARTHQUAKES, CALIFORNIA
QUAKE EXPERT AT DUKE? CALIF. LUCKY THIS TIME
DURHAM RESIDENTS EXPERIENCE QUAKE
DURHAM RESIDENTS EXPERIENCE QUAKE
'THE BIG ONE' HILL BE 10 TIMES AS POWERFUL
HERALD-SUN EXECUTIVES FEEL EARTHQUAKE
EX-DURHAM MAN: IT WAS SAFER THAN 'HUGO'
LET THERE BE HELPERS
PROF SAYS DAMAGE COULD BE WORSE
VOLUNTEERS BRIGHT NOTE IN QUAKE AFTERMATH
HEROES AND LOOTERS
TOURISTS FROM DURHAM FIND SHORTAGE OF FOOD, NEWS IN QUAKE AREA
DUKE GOLFERS RIDE THE QUAKE
POST-QUAKE SERIES
AGENCY DOESN'T ACT AS IF EMERGENCIES OCCUR
DISASTER RELIEF AGENCIES STRESS: CASH BEST DONATION
OWASA OFFICIALS RECALL QUAKE EXPERIENCES
RED CROSS UNIT RAISES *40,000 TO AH) VICTIMS
EARTHQUAKES, N.C.
N.C. QUAKES NOT UNUSUAL
EASEMENTS
SEE ALSO CONDEMNATION
SEE ALSO EMINENT DOMAIN
SEE ALSO LAND SALES, PRIVATE-OWNED
SEE ALSO PRIVATE PROPERTY RIGHTS
60-DAY INJUNCTION ISSUED IN SEWER EASEMENT FIGHT
WOMAN WINS 1ST ROUND IN BATTLE OVER SEWER LINE
EASLEY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
3 NEW SCHOOLS SPRINGING UP LIKE FLOWERS
COUNTY EAGERLY IMPROVES PRIMITIVE RURAL SCHOOLS
IT WILL BE CLOSE, BUT COUNTY SCHOOLS EXPECTED TO BE READY FOR NEW TERM
SCHOOL DEDICATED
TAKING A DARE
EAST CAROLINA UNIV.
NO-flEPERCUSSION RUCKUS
EAST CAROLINA UNIV., COMMENCEMENT
ECU ANNOUNCES MIDYEAR GRADUATES
EAST CAROLINA UNIV. MEDICAL SCHOOL
FINAL VOTE ON NCMH NAME CHANGE DELAYED
EAST CAROLINA UNIV. SPORTS, BASKETBALL
WITH DEPARTURE OF EDWARDS, ECU COULD BE FEELING BLUE
EAST CAROLINA UNIV. SPORTS, FOOTBALL
NEW PIRATE
LEWIS RENEWS ECU'S OPTIMISM
LEWIS PUTS REVAMPED OFFENSE, DEFENSE IN MOTION AT ECU
JIMMY V'S NO-NO
EAST CLUB BLVD.
OAKS WITH ROOTS IN HISTORY SPARED
COUNCIL SHOWS WISDOM IN SAVING OLD TREES
COUNCIL LEAVES FATE OF TREES IN LIMBO
COUNCIL UNSURE WHETHER TO WIDEN E. CLUB BLVD.
ROADWORK DELAY MAY COST TAXPAYERS PLENTY
FATE OF OAKS ON CLUB BLVD. REMAINS UNSETTLED
OAKS OR LAND MUST GO FOR ROAD
SUBJECTS
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I T
N
E E
L Y
P
D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
CHH 1 4/28/1989 A
3 P P L38
S
2 1/10/1989 A
3 N
H
2 2/25/1989 A
4 E
H
2 10/18/1989 A
1 M N M51
H
2 10/18/1989 A
2 N M51
H
2 10/18/1989 A
2 N S22
S
2 10/18/1989 A
1 M N B53
S
2 10/18/1989 A
1 N B53
H
2 10/19/1989 A
1 P N
H
2 10/19/1989 A
4 E
S
2 10/19/1989 A
1 P N C61
s
2 10/19/1989 A
4 E
H
2 10/20/1989 A
4 E
H
2 10/20/1989 A
7 N
H
2 10/20/1989 B
1 N C49
H
2 10/21/1989 A
4 E
s
2 10/21/1989 A
4 E
H
2 10/22/1989 B
1 N N36
CHH 1 10/27/1989 A
3 N M25
S
2 11/02/1989 C
1 N C61
S 2 1/25/1989 C 6 N
2 4/19/1989 A
2 4/19/1989 C
N S69
N B53
1/02/1989 A
4/19/1989 G
8/11/1989 C
11/20/1989 C
12/16/1989 B
1 P N S92
10 P F S92
1 N C47
4 P P T44
1 P P S76
H 2 11/03/1989 A 4 E
S 2 1/11/1989 A 13 N
CHH 1 4/07/1989 A 3 P N M20
H 2 11/15/1989 D 12 N
S
S
H
H
2
2
2
2
2/09/1989 B
8/23/1989 D
8/24/1989 D
9/27/1989 D
3PPH2
14 N A76
12 P F G50
2 N
S
S
H
S
S
H
S
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
6/21/1989 A
6/23/1989 A
7/25/1989 B
7/25/1989 C
7/27/1989 A
8/15/1989 B
8/15/1989 C
1 M N C61
4 E
1 N R63
1 N C61
4 E
1 M N R63
1 M N C61
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MONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/1989
INDEX BY
12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
PERMIT HAS COUNCIL TREED
COUNCIL OKS EAST CLUB WIDENING immMt __„
IF TREES MUST 60, SAMS WILL BUZZ ON NORTH SIDE OF CLUB
MIGHTY OAKS FALL TO PROGRESS
TIMBER!
puAg Mflft RUTLDING
CMCINOGENS FOUND SEEPING INTO WELLS/CONTAMINATED WATER SAMPLES
EAST DUKE CAMPUS
SEE DUKE UNIV., EAST CAMPUS
EAST DURHAM
FOUR DAYS LATER GASOLINE-LEAK EVACUEES AT HOME m _
SMALL POLICE SQUAD HAS LARGE IMPACT ON EAST DURHAM CRIME
PATROLS KEEP DRUG DEALERS ON RUN
EAST DURHAM DRUG ROUNDUP BRINGS COCAINE, GUN CHARGES
EAST DURHAM SENIOR CENTER
SEE ALSO SENIOR CITIZENS
NEW CENTER OPENS
EAST END COMMUNITY (DURHAM, N.C.)
SEE ALSO NORTH CENTRAL DURHAM
HOUSE THAT FOR FAST?
OPEN HOUSE SET FOR EAST END CONDOS
EAST END CONDOS TO DEBUT TODAY
EAST END GETS SERIOUS ABOUT SPREADING THE WORD ON AIDS
EAST END NEIGHBORHOOD COUNCIL
OPEN HOUSE
EAST END SCHOOL
QUIZ WHIZZES
VISIONS OF D.C. STIR 3RD-GRADERS
EAST END ENERGY
EAST END, HOLLOWAY SCHOOLS MAY MERGE __
JERRY GENTRY/THE TERRIFIC KIDS AT EAST END SCHOOL
EAST END LISTS HONOR ROLLS
WASHINGTON SIGHTS WOW EAST END PUPILS
EAST END PURSUING NEW SCHOOL BUILDING m „ „Tlim , „, _.
SCHOOL BOARD OKS NEW EAST END BUILDING (CORRECTION PRINTED 7-26-89)
SCHOOL BOARD OKS EAST END SITE
ONE NEW SCHOOL WOULD SERVE STUDENTS BETTER
CONSOLIDATE TWO SCHOOLS
PILOT COMMUNICATION PROGRAM SET AT EAST END
ARCHITECTS SUBMIT PROPOSALS FOR SCHOOL
EAST FRANKLIN ST. (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.)
SEE ALSO FRANKLIN ST. (CHAPEL HILL. N.C.)
COUNCIL OF STATE DELAYS HOUSE-SWAP DECISION
EAST GERMANY
SEE ALSO BERLIN WALL
SEE ALSO GERMANY
PRACTICE BEGINS AT HOME
HUNGARY GUILTY OF BROTHERHOOD
GORBACHEV SUPPORTS E. GERMAN PROTESTERS
LEADER CHANGE WON'T GUARANTEE FREEDOMS
KURALT HOPEFUL ON E.GERMANY
DUKE PROFESSORS CAUTIOUS, OPTIMISTIC ON GERMAN REVOLUTION
WALL TUMBLING DOWN STIRS MEMORIES OF EAST BERLIN INTIMIDATION
SYMBOL OF TYRANNY BEGINS COMING DOWN
INSIGHT/A TALE OF ONE CITY
'REUNIFICATION'
TRYING TO GO HOME AGAIN
EAST LAKE COMMUNITY CENTER _
EAST LAKE COMMUNITY CENTER — WHERE STORIES WERE BORN, NOW RETOLD
N
P
H
S
H
H
S
H
H
S
S
S
S
H
S
S
S
H
S
S
H
H
S
— DATE-
8/18/1989
8/22/1989
8/23/1989
9/20/1989
9/20/1989
9/24/1989
11/23/1989
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I T
L Y
L P BYL
H 2 1/05/1989 C
H 2 7/31/1989 B
S 2 9/12/1989 A
S 2 10/25/1989 C
4 E
1 N CM
1 P N R63
1 P P S76
6 P P S76
1 P P H66
1 MN S69
7 N
1 N M51
1 N B53
1 N B53
S 2 9/06/1989 A 6 P P C45
S 2 5/06/1989 C
S 2 7/07/1989 C
H 2 7/27/1989 D
S 2 9/21/1989 C
1 PP T37
1 N
4 N
1 N H65
S 2 11/13/1989 A 3 P T44
3/01/1989 B
3/14/1989 C
3/25/1989
3/28/1989
4/08/1989
5/03/1989
6/06/1989
6/13/1989
7/25/1989
7/25/1989
7/26/1989
7/29/1989
8/25/1989
8/30/1989 B
P P S76
P N S92
P P T37
N S92
U
N
P N S92
M N S92
N C47
N S92
E
E
N C47
N S92
CHH 1 3/08/1989 A 1 M N L40
S
H
S
S
CHH
H
H
S
H
H
3/11/1989
9/18/1989
10/10/1989
10/20/1989
11/10/1989
11/11/1989
11/12/1989 B
11/13/1989 A
11/19/1989 D
11/19/1989 D
CHH 1 11/24/1989 A
E
E
E
E
N S17
N S22
U N36
E
F
T C50
N C62
H 2 1/05/1989 C 3 P N
EAST TENNESSEE STATE UNIV. SPORTS, BASKETBALL
HLY/ANNUAL
1/01/1989 -
INDEX BY
■ 12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
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N E
P D — DATE-
S I T
E L Y
- C -P6 L P BYL
ER OUT
H 2 12/20/1989 D 1 P N MM
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EAST-WEST ALL STAR BOYS BASKETBALL (N.C. EAST-WEST GAME)
SEE ALSO PREP TEAMS, BASKETBALL (BOYS) (SEE ALSO HEADINGS UNDER INDIVIDUAL SCHOOLS)
CREST'S PETTY SPARKS WEST TO PREP ALL-STAR VICTORY H 2 7/26/1989 D
EAST-WEST ALL STAR FOOTBALL
SEE ALSO PREP TEAMS, FOOTBALL (SEE ALSO HEADINGS UNDER INDIVIDUAL SCHOOLS)
HOLLOWAY, UEST BREAK FREE FOR SHUTOUT VICTORY OVER EAST ALL-STARS H 2
1 N B64
EAST WIND RESTAURANT
POLICE LOG/PUBLISHER CHARGED WITH ASSAULT
EASTER
SEE ALSO EASTERN ORTHODOX EASTER
DURHAM HOPPING TO A HALT FOR EASTER HOLIDAY
AREA GOVERNMENTS LIST EASTER CLOSINGS
PETER RABBIT'S FANTASYLAND
CROSS NO BASIS FOR ANTI-SEMITISM
EASTER CALCULATIONS ARE COMPLICATED
GALLOWS AND GOLGOTHA
AN EASTER FUNNY
EASTER BUNNY
SEE ALSO RABBITS
'EASTER BUNNY' BARBARA SANDERS TREATS...
HOPPING LIVELY
EASTER EGG HUNTS
BURLINGTON EASTER EGG HUNTS SCHEDULED SATURDAY
CITY PLANS EASTER EGG HUNTS AT 6 PARKS TOMORROW MORNING
BUNNY EGGS-CITEMENT
BETTER LATE THAN NEVER
EASTER EGGS
SEE ALSO EGGS
FOR FUN, FUNDS,
FELLOWSHIP AND 'FEVER' i MAKING CHOCOLATE EGGS...
EASTERN N.C.
POVERTY IN EASTERN N.C. HIGHER THAN STATE LEVEL
EASTERN N.C. SCHOOLS ARE URGED TO WORK TOGETHER ON PROBLEMS
EASTERN LEGISLATORS SEEKING BIGGER SHARE
7/28/1989 B 1 N B64
CHH 1 8/05/1989 A 3 N
S
CHH
S
H
H
H
CHH
EASTERN AIRLINES
SEE ALSO AIRLINES
COMPLICATIONS NOT EXPECTED AT RDU
CONSCIENCE WON'T LET CARY PILOT CROSS PICKET
EASTERN'S STRIKE NO-WIN WALKOUT
STRIKE DOESN'T SLOW RDU; BUSH REFUSES TO INTERVENE
HI. I'M FRANK. FILE ME. (CARTOON)
AMERICAN'S RDU 'HUB' MAJOR BLOW TO EASTERN
RDU COPES AS EASTERN RESUMES SOME FLIGHTS
EASTERN PLANES REMAIN IDLE AT RDU GATES
EASTERN MAY TAKE OFF
NON-CONTRACT EASTERN WORKERS SAY THEY PREFER FRANK LORENZO TO UNIONS
EASTERN RETURNING TO RALEIGH-DURHAM WITH 4 FLIGHTS TO ATLANTA
EASTERN AIRLINES TO MOVE TO NEW TERMINAL AT RDU
EASTERN AIRLINES WILL RESUME FLIGHTS FROM CHARLOTTE AND RALEIGH-DURHAM
PLANE MAKES UNSCHEDULED LANDING AT RDU
99 PASSENGERS HELP TROUBLED EASTERN RESUME RDU FLIGHTS
EASTERN GOVERNOR'S OFFICE
SEE N.C, GOVERNORS
EASTERN MUSIC FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO FESTIVALS, N.C.
SEE ALSO MUSIC
A MELODIOUS MIX/UARHORSES MEET THE 20TH CENTURY IN EASTERN MUSIC FEST... H
FACING THE MUSIC: 28TH SEASON OF EASTERN MUSIC FESTIVAL DRAWS APPLAUSE H
3/22/1989 C
3/23/1989 A
3/23/1989 A
3/24/1989 A
3/26/1989 B
3/26/1989 D
3/27/1989 A
3/10/1989 D
3/17/1989 B
N
N
P S76
J
U H49
E
P T44
11 P P S76
2 P P T37
H 1 3/22/1989 C 1 N H60
S 2 3/24/1989 C 1 N
S 2 3/25/1989 A 2 P P S73
CHH 1 4/02/1989 A 10 P P T44
H
2
2/19/1989 E
3 P F
S
2
3/04/1989 A
1 N
H
2
3/05/1989 A
1 P N P38
H
2
3/07/1989 A
4 E
S
2
3/07/1989 A
1 P N H65
H
2
3/09/1989 A
4 T T C50
S
2
3/10/1989 A
1 C N
S
2
3/13/1989 C
1 N B53
H
2
3/23/1989 C
1 N P41
S
2
3/29/1989 A
4 E
H
2
4/19/1989 C
5 N P41
S
2
6/20/1989 C
1 N
H
2
6/21/1989 D
6 N K65
H
2
7/01/1989 B
5 N
H
2
7/19/1989 C
3 N
H
2
8/02/1989 C
1 P N K65
2 7/14/1989 D
2 7/14/1989 D
1 P P
8 P F
S56
2 1/05/1989 A 1 N
2 1/06/1989 A 8 N
1 1/18/1989 C 10 N
EASTERN ORTHODOX EASTER
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BYL
SEE ALSO EASTER „,
SEE ALSO GREEK ORTHODOX CHURCH
EASTER CALCULATIONS ARE COMPLICATED
^£$g$&®^M* GAINS INTIMATE BOOKSHOP
EASTHKGDAKB<ECUflVE TO SPEAK AT DUKE ON DRUG FIRM BUY
IMAGING RESEARCH AT DUKE GRANTED $250,000 BY KODAK
c ACTrHAT nCFTPF PAPtf
OFFICIALS INVESTIGATE EASTOWNE CLINIC FIRES _
EASTOWNE CLINIC EMPLOYEE MAY FACE ADDITIONAL CHARGES
EASTOWNE CLINIC EMPLOYEE MAY FACE ADDITIONAL CHARGES
EASTOWNE CLINIC GETS HARASSING CALLS
CLINIC EMBEZZLEMENT CHARGE PENDING
SUIT ALLEGES FORMER EMPLOYEE OF CLINIC EMBEZZLED *60,000
EATING
SEE ALSO ANOREXIA NERVOSA
SEE ALSO FOOD
SEE ALSO NUTRITION
SEWCST\MIi«B,Ij!ic^ASE IN NUMBER OF WOMEN EATING OUT
COUNTER CULTUREi DINERS COME FOR THE COMPANY
MORE THAN FOOD, IT'S AN OBSESSION
EA^EA^T^A^CA«3cY INC. CONGRATULATES AN OLD FRIEND... <AD>
ALLENTON, EAVES INSURANCE TO MERGE
EBASCSTATE;S RADIOACTIVE WASTE PANEL HIRES CONSULTING FIRM
EBENEZER BAPTIST CHURCH
STORM DAMAGES EBENEZER BAPTIST CHURCH ON ALSTON AVENUE
SANCTUARY OF CHURCH DESTROYED
EBENEZER BAPTIST NOT SLOWED BY TORNADO
TORNADO REPAIRS CONTINUE
READY TO REBUILD
EBENEZER CHURCH RECREATION AREA
SEE ALSO B. EVERETT JORDAN LAKE
JORDAN LAKE RECREATION SITES DUE FOR COMPLETION IN MAY
ECONOMIC ALLIANCE OF N.C.
SEE ALSO COASTAL DEVELOPMENT, N.C.
WILL THE CAT PROTECT THE FLOUNDER?
ECONOMIC SANCTIONS
SEE BOYCOTTS
ECONOMICS
EDUCATORS TAKE ECONOMICS STUDY IN STRIDE
FLUNKING CAPITALISM
NEWSPAPERS FAIL STUDENTS
ECONOMY, BLACKS
SEE ALSO N.C. INSTITUTE OF MINORITY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
IT'S STILL A BATTLE; DESPITE VICTORIES, ORANGE COUNTY BLACKS STILL..
150 ATTEND FIRST DAY OF MINORITY SYMPOSIUM _ _„_„
ACTIVELY STRIVE FOR ECONOMIC JUSTICE, ESPY TELLS MINORITIES
ECONOMY. DURHAM
SEE ALSO COST OF LIVING INDEX, DURHAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, GROWTH DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT, DURHAM
SEE ALSO FEDERAL AID, DURHAM
SEE ALSO INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT, DURHAM
H 2 3/26/1989 B 4 P U H49
CHH 1 12/07/1989 A 1 N M70
H 2 1/19/1989 A 12 N
H 2 5/19/1989 C 4 N
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
7/24/1989
7/25/1989
7/25/1989
7/26/1989
8/10/1989
8/11/1989
NM25
N M25
N M70
N M70
N M70
N M70
S 2 2/04/1989 C
H 2 2/05/1989 E
CHH 1 10/01/1989 A
1 N
1 P F S56
3 N S17
2 4/19/1989 H
2 12/19/1989 A
A
N E33
H 2 2/01/1989 B 7 N
5/06/1989 C
5/07/1989 B
5/08/1989 A
5/12/1989 C
9/11/1989 B
2 P P S73
1 P N C47
1 P N N36
3 P P M66
6 P P T32
S 2 3/25/1989 A 1 P N M06
CHH 1 9/06/1989 A 4 E
CHH 1 1/02/1989 A 1 N C62
H 2 1/03/1989 A 4 E
H 2 1/09/1989 A 4 L
CHH 1 2/05/1989 A 1 P Q S17
H 2 5/18/1989 C 12 N C47
H 2 5/20/1989 C 4 N C47
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N E ELY
P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
SEE ALSO RETAIL SALES, DURHAM
SEE ALSO WAGES, DURHAM
BOOM, BUST AND BOOM/BRIGHT ECONOMIC FUTURE STEMS FROM DURHAM'S BRIGHT...
TEXTILES HAVE BECOME 'GRAND DUKE' OF INDUSTRIAL BOOM IN DURHAM
TRIANGLE ECONOMY STILL STRONG, BUT SLOWING — ANALYSTS
WHEN STUDENTS RETURN, AREA CASH DRAWERS SING
TRIANGLE ECONOMY ELICITS 'ENVY'
WHY WE'RE PRO-GROWTH
DURHAM MAIL VOLUME IS SIGN OF HEALTHY ECONOMY, OFFICIALS SAY
DECADE OF SOLID GROWTH
ECONOMY, DURHAM COUNTY
STUDY DOCUMENTS RTP'S ECONOMIC IMPACT
SUCCESS OF RTP BOOSTS TRIANGLE QUALITY OF LIFE
ECONOMY, N.C.
SEE ALSO CHATHAM COUNTY, N.C, ECONOMY
SEE ALSO N.C, EXPORTS
SEE ALSO N.C ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BOARD
SEE ALSO N.C ENTERPRISE CORP.
SEE ALSO N.C OFFICE OF ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY
EXPERTS! TEXTILE OUTLOOK MIRRORS '88
BANKERS! RECESSION LIKELY
NEW MEXICO GROUP SEEKS N.C. SECRETS
NEW MEXICO PAYS A VISIT
BANKERS, ECONOMISTS EXPECTING SLOWER GROWTH THIS YEAR
BROYHILL: EDUCATION, ROADS ECONOMIC KEYS
DON'T TAKE IT OUT ON TRAVEL
CAROLINAS POLL FINDS OPTIMISM ON ECONOMY
TRIANGLE ECONOMY STILL STRONG, BUT SLOWING — ANALYSTS
ECONOMY, ORANGE COUNTY
'VIDEO' URGED TO PROMOTE ORANGE DEVELOPMENT
HARTWELL — COUNTY MAY DROP AIRPORT (CORRECTION PRINTED 5-24-89)
COUNTY OFFERED ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ADVICE
HEARINGS PLEASE, FRUSTRATE COMMISSIONERS
FOOTBALL FANS BOOST ECONOMY, SURVEY SAYS
EDC TACKLES COUNTY ONE STEP AT A TIME/SUNDAY FOCUS: ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
HILLSBOROUGH! NEAR THE EDGE OF BOOM OR BUST?
NO SPACE LEFT FOR LARGE INDUSTRY, BUT CHAPEL HILL WELCOMES SMALL
BUILDING SCARCITY DAMPENS INJJUSTRY, PRICE SAYS
HIGHER TAXES WILL ALLEVIATE POVERTY: CONFERENCE GOERS
SPEAKER SAYS UNIVERSITY ADDS TO LOCAL POVERTY
ECONOMY, SOUTH
SEE ECONOMY, SUNBELT
ECONOMY, SUNBELT
SEE ALSO THE SOUTH
METRO AREAS BIG GAINERS IN DIXIE ECONOMIC GROWTH
SOUTH FEELING EFFECT OF RAPID GROWTH
SCIENTIFIC LITERACY BILL SORELY NEEDED
ECONOMY, U.S.
SEE ALSO CAPITALISM
SEE ALSO INFLATION, U.S.
SEE ALSO NATIONAL DEBT
SEE ALSO STOCK MARKET
REAL INCOME LESS THAN IN '72, ECONOMIST SAYS
BEWARE THE 1990S RECESSION
INSIGHT/HEAL THYSELF
ECSTASY DRUG
DRUG BUST NETS $120,000 IN 'ECSTASY'
TIP LEADS POLICE IN ECSTASY BUST
FEDERAL COURT TAKES ON LOCAL 'ECSTASY' CASE
AFFLUENT DRUG MARKET TARGETED
GRANGE COUNTY MEN PLEAD GUILTY TO 'ECSTASY' CHARGES
TESTIMONY BEGINS IN ECSTASY TRIAL
JURY RELEASES 'ECSTASY' DEFENDANT
S
s
H
H
H
H
S
H
2 4/19/1989 F
2 4/19/1989 F
2 8/15/1989 B
2 8/26/1989 A
2 9/08/1989 C
2 10/29/1989 D
2 12/15/1989 A
2 12/29/1989 A
1 P F M06
5 F M06
1 N C60
1 N R60
7 N C60
4 E
1 P N H65
4 E
CHH 1 8/25/1989 A
S 2 8/28/1989 A
7 N
4 E
H 2
1/03/1989 C
1
N
S 2
1/05/1989 A
10
N
H 2
1/11/1989 C
4
N
H 2
1/16/1989 A
4
E
H 2
1/19/1989 C
1
N A54
S 2
4/06/1989 A
1 P N M06
H 2
5/05/1989 A
4
E
H 2
7/07/1989 A
12
N
H 2
8/15/1989 B
1
N C60
CHH 1
1/24/1989 A
3
N M20
CHH 1
5/21/1989 A
1
N L90
CHH 1
5/26/1989 A
3
N L90
CHH 1
5/29/1989 A
1
P N L90
CHH 1
6/27/1989 A
1
N S17
CW 1
7/30/1989 A
1
C N L90
CHH 1
7/30/1989 A
1
N D38
CHH 1
7/30/1989 A
1
P N M70
CHH 1
8/11/1989 A
1
N H90
CHH 1
11/30/1989 A
1
P N M20
CHH 1
11/30/1989 A
1
N M20
H 2 2/28/1989 C
CHH 1 4/09/1989 A
CHH 1 8/07/1989 A
1 N K65
3 P N M20
4 E
CHH 1
4/22/1989 A
1 C N S17
H 2
10/27/1989 A
4 E
H 2 11/26/1989 D
1 P N
CHH 1
1/28/1989 A
1 N M70
CHH 1
1/31/1989 A
1 P N M70
CHH 1
3/01/1989 A
1 N M70
CHH 1
3/02/1989 A
4 E
CHH 1
6/01/1989 A
1 N M70
CHH 1
6/08/1989 A
3 N H90
CHH 1
6/09/1989 A
1 N H90
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INDEX BY
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SUBJECTS
DRUG DEALER DRAWS 22-MONTH TERM
EDDIE'S RESTAURANT
EDDIE'S A PLACE YOU COULD HAKE YOUR OWN
edemtedent6n,rocked BY CHARGES OF DAY-CARE CHILD ABUSE
EDGEMONT (DURHAM, N.C. NEIGHBORHOOD)
HUD CRITICIZES DURHAM'S USAGE OF FUNDS
$1 MILLION LOAN PONDERED BY CITY LABELED HIGH RISK
RENOVATED MILL KEYS EDGEMONT TURNAROUND
CITY COULD LOSE FUNDS IN CCB PACT TUWAMr
DURHAM OFFICIALS BACK HUD RENT FEE INCREASE^
LOBBYING FOR HOUSING PROJECT DESCRIBED AS PROPER
EDGEMONT'S SUCCESS TALE _
insight/edgemont: RECLAIMING A COHNJNITY^
RESIDENTS' AID LAUDED IN ARRESTS FOR MURDER
CITY DENIES ZONE CHANGE ON MILL SITE
DEVELOPERS SQUARE OFF ON HILL SITE REZONING
COMMISSION TO HEAR EDGEMONT CONCERNS
STATE HELPS IN EDGEMONT REHABILITATION
DEVELOPERS SETTLE ON MILL REZONING __
COUNCIL WISE TO MOVE SLOWLY ON HAYTI FUNK
EDGEMONT SALES SHOW HOUSING NEED, SAYS SOUTH
EDGEMONT COMMUNITY CENTER
EDGEMONT CENTER, MUSEUM GET CARNEGIEGRANT
COMMUNITY CENTER REACHES OUT WITH HOPE AND HELP
EDGEMONT ELMS
HOUSING PROPOSAL RISKY
DEVELOPER ASKS CITY FOR *1 MILLION LOAN
COUNCIL OK'S GRANT REQUESTED BY BROUN
DESPITE RISKS, CITY TO LEND MONEY FOR EDGEMONT PROJECT
FIRM TO GET HOUSING FUNDS FOR EDGEMONT
EDGEMONT ELMS
EDUCAEDUCATION FAIR RESULTS IN FUN FOR STUDENTS, PRAISE FOR CAREER LADDER.,
EDUCATION RELEASE
SEE ALSO ADULT EDUCATION
DURHAM RELEASE PLAN TEACHES LETTERS OF THE LAW
'EDUCATION RELEASE' IMAGINATIVE APPROACH
DEFENDANT SENTENCED TO LITERACY
EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION INC.
SEE UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL,
SEE UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL,
GIFTS AND FUND RAISING
RAMS CLUB
educational kinesiology , ,„, ,
the harmonic brain; kinesiologists gather in chapel hill
labels, tests not always helpful, scholar says
educational reform
see also colleges, u.s., curriculum
see also schools, n.c, reform
see also schools, u.s., reform
sorting through the noise of school reform
can we blame the parents?
educational system crying for overhaul
education: lets do something
leaders: U.S. FACING crisis in education
STUDY LEADER SAYS SCHOOLS MUST CHANGE _ „
'WINDOW OF OPPORTUNITY' MAY BE SLAMMING SHUT ON N.C. EDUCATION
CITY SCHOOLS PLAN TO TAP NEW SOURCE FOR FEDERAL FUNDS
SUMMIT ON EDUCATION HAS HISTORIC POTENTIAL
EDUCATION ROAD TO SUCCESS
EDUCATION SUMMIT WILL TEST BUSH'S METTLE
P D — DATE-
CHH 1 10/11/1989 A
H 2 3/17/1989 D
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S I T
E L Y
C -PG L P BYL
1 N H90
6 P R D77
H 2 12/17/1989 B 1 P N
S
2 5/04/1989 A
1 N C61
H
2 5/05/1989 C
1 N R63
H
2 5/12/1989 C
1 P N R63
S
2 6/20/1989 A
1 N C61
S
2 7/04/1989 A
1 M N C61
H
2 7/06/1989 C
1 N R63
H
2 7/23/1989 D
4 E
H
2 7/30/1989 D
1 P F A20
S
2 8/16/1989 B
1 N B53
H
2 8/22/1989 B
1 C N R63
S
2 8/22/1989 B
1 P N C61
S
2 9/04/1989 A
3 N
S
2 10/14/1989 A
1 N C61
S
2 11/23/1989 A
1 N C61
S
2 11/24/1989 A
4 E
H
2 11/29/1989 C
1 P N R63
S
2 3/31/1989 C
1 N
H
2 10/16/1989 B
1 PG S22
H
2 5/09/1989 A
4 E
S
2 5/11/1989 A
1 N C61
H
2 6/29/1989 C
1 C N R63
H
2 6/29/1989 C
1 N R63
S
2 6/30/1989 A
1 N C61
H
2 12/31/1989 F
1 PP T37
CHH 1 3/12/1989 A
3 N H90
H 2 11/06/1989 A 1 N S82
S 2 11/07/1989 A 4 E
H 2 11/09/1989 A 4 E
CHH 1 7/01/1989 A
CHH 1 7/03/1989 A
3 PN L90
8 N D38
CHH
CHH
S
H
CHH
CHH
S
H
S
S
S
1/01/1989
1/23/1989
2/22/1989
4/16/1989
4/16/1989
4/16/1989
5/22/1989
5/23/1989
8/26/1989
9/07/1989
9/18/1989
U
U
E
E
N C62
N C62
J Oil
N J40
E
E
E
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DESPITE ILLS, TEACHERS POSITIVE ABOUT WORK
LET'S HAVE LAP-TOP SUMMIT
TEACHERS TO GIVE VIEWS ON EDUCATION REFORM
TEACHERS OBJECT TO REFORM COMMITTEE SELECTIONS
CASE FOR REVAMPING EDUCATION
SCHOOLS CONSIDER REFORM AGENDA
SCHOOLS CONSIDER REFORM AGENDA
SENTIMENTS DIFFER ON REFORM PROCESS
EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH
SEE ALSO PAIDEIA PROGRAM
SEE ALSO RESEARCH
COMMITTEE TO FOCUS ON RESEARCH POLICY
EDUCATION RESEARCH CENTER ESTABLISHED
PARENTS STILL UPSET OVER SURVEY, SCHOOL BOARD TOLD
SURVEY DUE FOR RELEASE; SUPERINTENDENT CITES LEGAL THREAT
PUBLIC GETS LOOK AT CONTROVERSIAL SCHOOL SURVEY
SURVEY RECEIVES PRAISE, CRITICISM
SURVEY NO PRIVACY INVASION, CITY SCHOOL OFFICIAL CLAIMS
EDUCATIONAL TELEVISION
SEE ALSO ffltflC 0ME
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, TELEVISION AND RADIO
SEE ALSO TELEVISION
SEE ALSO TELEVISION COMMERCIALS
SEE ALSO TELEVISION VIOLENCE
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL, TELEVISION
DUKE SERIES ON WESTERN THOUGHT TO INCLUDE PRESENTATION BY PRODUCER
THIS LAW SCHOOL HAS NO ADMISSION TEST
CLASSROOM TV PROMISING
GRANVILLE HIGH STUDENTS BEAMING IN ON JAPANESE, RUSSIAN LESSONS
AMUSEMENT ISN'T EDUCATION
EDUCATIONAL TESTING SERVICE (NEW JERSEY)
SEE ALSO COLLEGE BOARD
SEE ALSO SCHOLASTIC APTITUDE TESTS
PSAT PREVIEWS COLLEGE BOARDS
PREP COURSE FOUNDER CLAIMS GENDER BIAS EVIDENT IN SAT EXAM
EDWARDS MOUNTAIN
COMMISSIONERS TO CONSIDER GOVERNORS CLUB EXFANSION
EDWIN L. JONES JR. AND LUCILLE FINCH JONES CANCER RESEARCH CHAIR
SEE CANCER RESEARCH
SEE DUKE UNIV. COMPREHENSIVE CANCER CENTER
EFLAND H C
EFLANd'cHURCH AWARDED $17,000 GRANT
EFLAND RESIDENTS SHY AT RURAL CHARACTER SESSION
EFLAND RESPONSE TO AIRPORT PROPOSAL MIXED
COUNTY PROSECUTOR DROPS CHARGES OF EMBEZZLEMENT
1-85 WIDENING QUESTIONED
EFLAND AREA GROWTH CONSIDERED/COST OF WATER AND SEWER MAY LIMIT DEV.
EFLAND ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
SEE EFLAND/CHEEKS SCHOOL (ORANGE COUNTY, N.C.)
EFLAND/CHEEKS MULTIPURPOSE CENTER
'WE NEED A NEW CENTER'; EFLAND RESIDENTS HOPING COUNTY WILL REPLACE..
CURRENT EFLAND FACILITY IN DISREPAIR, MANAGER SAYS
EFLAND-CHEEKS RESIDENTS ASK FOR HELP WITH CENTER
COMMISSIONER SAYS 'MESSAGE* SENT TO COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD
EFLAND/CHEEKS SCHOOL (ORANGE COUNTY, N.C.)
LUNSFORD WANTS MORE INFO ON SCHOOL-SIDE PARK
SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS DISAGREE ON COMMISSIONERS' 'SIGNAL'
COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD MAY VOTE SOON ON EFLAND PARK REQUEST
EGG-DROPPING CONTEST
EGGED-ON NCCU STUDENTS REACH PROBLEM-SOLVING EGGS-PERTISE
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S 2 9/25/1989 A
H 2 9/27/1989 A
CHH 1 11/20/1989 A
CHH 1 11/21/1989 A
H 2 11/22/1989 A
CHH 1 11/30/1989 A
CHH 1 11/30/1989 A
CHH 1 11/30/1989 A
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4
5
3
4
3
3
3
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H 2 6/20/1989 B
CHH 1 6/20/1989 A
CHH 1 6/30/1989 A
CHH 1 7/01/1989 A
CHH 1 7/03/1989 A
CHH 1 7/06/1989 A
1
8
1
1
1
1
1
N C62
N K65
N C62
N C62
N C62
N D38
N C62
H 2 1/19/1989 C
5 N
CHH 1 2/08/1989 A
3 N H90
H 2 3/16/1989 A
4 E
H 1 10/19/1989 C
1 P N T33
H 2 12/30/1989 A
4 E
S 2 1/07/1989 A 1 N S92
CHH 1 6/03/1989 A 3 N
CHH 1 6/13/1989 A 3 N M25
CHH 1
1/15/1989 A
5
N
CHH 1
5/17/1989 A
3
N M20
CHH 1
5/20/1989 A
1
N L90
CHH 1
7/26/1989 A
3
N H90
CHH 1
10/04/1989 A
1
N M20
CHH 1
11/10/1989 A
3
N W57
CHH 1 7/24/1989 A 1 P N M25
CHH 1 7/24/1989 A 2 N M25
CHH 1 8/10/1989 A 3 N M25
CHH 1 12/07/1989 A 1 P N M20
CHH 1 6/09/1989 A
CHH 1 12/09/1989 A
CHH 1 12/24/1989 A
H 2 12/03/1989 B
2 N M25
1 N M20
2 N H90
U N36
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SEE ALSO EASTER EGGS
SEE ALSO GOLD KIST INC.
EGG-INJECTION SYSTEM EXPECTED TO SAVE CHICKS FROM DISEASES
EGG PRICES... EGG DEMAND (CARTOON) __ _
POLICE LOG/SPITTING ON OFFICER CALLED DEADLY UEAPON
EGYPT
SEE ALSO ISRAEL
SEE ALSO PALESTINE
SEE ALSO PALESTINE LIBERATION ORGANIZATION
TABA ACCORD GOOD
EGYPT: MODERN CITIES ARE OBSCURED BY ITS MANY ANCIENT WONDERS
EGYPTIAN ART
SEE ALSO ART
EGYPT FOCUS OF SERIES
800 (TELEPHONE NUMBERS)
SEE TOLL-FREE TELEPHONE NUMBERS
82ND AIRBORNE DIVISION
BOY SEEKS STAMP MARKING PARATROOPS' 50TH ANNIVERSARY
ADF, MEEK 25 A SLOW START UITH EIKO & KOMA
CHOREOGRAPHERS SHED CONVENTIONS, CLOTHES _
EIKO AND KOMA WORK SPELL IN WATERY WORLD ONSTAGE AT THE ADF
EL PASO, TEXAS
LINEAGE OF DUKE'S
BARON' TRACED BACK TO EL PASO
EL RODEO (RESTAURANT)
THE WARNING SIGN WAS POSTED AT EL RODEO
COMIC-STRIP REVIEWER
REVIEW WAS TOO CAUSTIC
RESTAURANT REVIEWS FAIR
EL RODEO FOOD ENJOYABLE
EL RODEO RISES FROM PHOENIX
EL SALVADOR
SEE ALSO COMMITTEE IN SOLIDARITY WITH THE PEOPLE OF EL SALVADOR
FANTASY AND FACT IN EL SALVADOR
SALVADORAN SAYS PEACE CHANCES HOLD PROMISE m
CANDLELIGHT VIGIL FOR SIX SALADORAN PRIESTS SLAIN LAST WEEK
100 OR MORE SUPPORTERS JOIN WITNESS FOR PEACE MARCH
INSIGHT/ARENA'S PAWN/EL SALVADOR'S CRISTIANI
COZYING UP TO WRONG PEOPLE
CRECHE PROTESTS U.S. AID TO EL SALVADOR
ELDER ABUSE MONTH
SEE SENIOR CITIZENS, ABUSE
ELDERHOSTEL
ELDERHOSTEL HAS LIMITED SPACES STILL AVAILABLE
ELDERLY
SEE AGING
SEE SENIOR CITIZENS
ELECTION LAWS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO ELECTIONS, U.S.
SEE ALSO N.C., LAWS
SEE ALSO N.C. BOARD OF ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO POLITICAL CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS
VOTERS' ALLIANCE WINS LEGAL BATTLE
PROPOSAL RESURFACES TO CHANGE TIMING OF STATEWIDE ELECTIONS
SUPPORT GROWS FOR CUTTING SOME SECOND PRIMARIES
H 2 2/09/1989 C 9 P N K65
H 2 3/26/1989 D 4 T T C50
H 2 12/03/1939 B 1 N M51
H 2 3/06/1989 A 4 E
H 2 7/09/1989 E 12 P F G68
S 2 2/09/1989 D 4 P N
S 2 8/24/1989 A 10 N
H 2 6/19/1989 B 1 P F W66
H 2 6/20/1989 B 9 R L59
S 2 6/20/1989 B 6 P R B71
H 2 9/15/1989 A 1 P N S69
H 2 2/17/1989 D
4 R D77
H 2 2/22/1989 A
4 L
H 2 2/23/1989 A
4 L
H 2 2/27/1989 A
4 L
H 2 2/27/1989 A
4 L
CHH 1 10/25/1989 A
1 P P L38
CHH 1 4/19/1989 A
4 P U
CHH 1 10/06/1989 A
3 N S17
H 2 11/20/1989 B
1 P P R56
H 2 12/03/1989 B
4 P P T32
H 2 12/03/1989 D
1 D N
H 2 12/03/1989 D
4 E
CHH 1 12/12/1989 A
3 P N S17
CHH 1 5/07/1989 A 7 N
H 2 1/12/1989 C 1 P N S69
H 2 3/28/1989 B 3 N
H 2 3/29/1989 C 1 P N L40
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BID FOR EARLIEST PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY DRAWS LITTLE SUPPORT
SOME SECOND PRIMARIES HELP BLACKS-LAWYER
SECOND PRIMARIES MAY BE ON WAY OUT
INSIGHT/WITHOUT RUNOFFS LOSERS WINNERS
UNIFORM POLL-CLOSING WOULD HELP ELECTIONS
ELECTIONS BOARD PUSHES NEWSPAPER ENDORSEMENTS BILL
THE PAGE ONE PAC ABSURDITY
PROVISION OPPOSED BY PRESS GROUP REMAINS IN BILL ON NEWSPAFERS' ...
HOUSE SHOULD ENDORSE REDUCTION IN PRIMARIES
VOTERS MAY TRADE OPTION FOR BETTER CANDIDATES
MICHAUX CLOSER TO GOAL OF ELECTION CHANGES
SENATE PANEL SEEKS FUNDS FOR ABUSED CHILDREN SERVICES
HOUSE TENTATIVELY APPROVES RESIGN-TO-RUN MEASURE
CANDIDATE CHOICE BELONGS TO PEOPLE
HOUSE APPROVES 'RESIGN-TO-flUN' BILL
RESIGNING-FROM-OFFICE LAW MAY BE FIRED
SECOND PRIMARY RULES NEED MAJOR CHANGE
BUSH ELECTION REFORMS ON TARGET
LUMUMBA TO FIGHT FOR HIS CANDIDACY
LLOYD APPARENTLY SERVED ILLEGAL TERM IN EARLY '70'S
CATES SAYS HE KMEW LLOYD WAS NOT ELIGIBLE FOR OFFICE
ELECTIONS, CHAPEL HILL
SEE CHAPEL HILL, N.C., ELECTIONS
ELECTIONS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY COUNCIL, ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COMMITTEE ON THE AFFAIRS OF BLACK PEOPLE
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY
SEE ALSO DURHAM VOTERS' ALLIANCE
SEE ALSO MAYORAL CAMPAIGNS
SEE ALSO POLITICAL CAMPAIGN EXPENDITURES
SEE ALSO VOTER REGISTRATION, DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO VOTING PRECINCT TALLY
AN ISSUE-FILLED ELECTION
'89 ELECTION: BIG CHANGES?
CITY COUNCIL INCUMBENTS MOSTLY MUM ON ELECTION
WHERE ARE CANDIDATES?
VOTING BEST WAY TO SHOW INDEPENDENCE
DURHAM CITY ELECTIONS FILING BEGINS TODAY
HUDSON 1ST FILER FOR CITY COUNCIL SEAT
HUDSON WILL TRY TO REGAIN SEAT ON DURHAM CITY COUNCIL
CITY RESIDENTS HAVE OPPORTUNITY TO LEAD
SPAULDING, BROWN BAR MAYOR'S RACE
MRS. KERCKHOFF SEEKS COUNCIL RE-ELECTION
SPAULDING, BROWN SUPPORT JENKINS IN MAYOR'S RACE
INSIGHT/PIGGY BAftf POLITICS: IN THE COUNCIL RACE, CITIZENS MIGHT...
JENKINS GETS A HEAD START
FIVE BLACKS MIXED IN FEELINGS ABOUT SPAULDING MEETING
DAVIS FILES FTJRO RE-ELECTION
JANE DAVIS FILES FOR RE-ELECTION
NELSON STRAWBRIDGE TO RUN IN MAYOR'S RACE
MAYORAL CANDIDATE: BOND ISSUES OVERDONE
DURHAM NEEDS CANDIDATES
CITY COUNCIL RACES PICK UP 4 CANDIDATES
9 CANDIDATES IN RUNNING FOR COUNCIL
FLURRY OF FILINGS LEAVES ONLY WILSON UNOPPOSED
RILEY.LUMUMBA ENTER CITY COUNCIL RACE; TOTAL STANDS AT 11
LASSITER RUNS FOR COUNCIL, NOT FOR MAYOR
WELLS' FILING CREATES 3-WAY RACE FOR MAYOR
THIRD CANDIDATE RUNNING FOR MAYOR
4TH MAYORAL CANDIDATE FILES; 2 JOIN COUNCIL RACE
FOURTH CANDIDATE FILES FOR MAYOR; FIELD GROWS IN COUNCIL RACE
22 IN COUNCIL, MAYOR RACE; PRIMARY VOTE SET
CANDIDATES MUST BE MORE OPEN WITH PEOPLE
NOW LET'S GRILL THEM; COUNCIL ELECTION QUANTITY FTNE, BUT...
CITY ELECTION LINEUP; BALLOT LISTS 22 CANDIDATES
NAME CHANGE MAY COST LUMUMBA HIS CANDIDACY
LUMUMBA TO FIGHT FOR HIS CANDIDACY
CANDIDATE SAYS HIS NEW NAME A LESSER ISSUE
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3/29/1989
3/30/1989
3/31/1989
4/02/1989
4/07/1989
4/09/1989 B
4/13/1989 A
4/26/1989 C
5/02/1989 A
5/10/1989 A
5/14/1989 B
6/07/1989 C
6/09/1989 A
6/13/1989 A
6/14/1989 A
6/18/1989 B
6/23/1989 A
7/30/1989 D
8/09/1989 A
12/21/1989 A
12/21/1989 A
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N W57
N W57
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5/07/1989 D
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6/24/1989 A
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6/28/1989 C
2 N R63
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6/29/1989 A
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S
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7/03/1989 A
4 U M06
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7/07/1989 C
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7/07/1989 A
1 P N C61
H
2
7/08/1989 C
1 P N R63
S
2
7/11/1989 A
4 E
H
2
7/14/1989 A
1 P N S22
H
2
7/14/1989 C
1 P N S22
S
2
7/14/1989 A
1 P N C61
H
2
7/16/1989 D
1 T F A20
H
2
7/18/1989 A
4 E
H
2
7/19/1989 C
1 P N R63
S
2
7/24/1989 A
1 P N C61
H
2
7/25/1989 B
1 P N
H
2
7/28/1989 C
1 P N R63
S
2
7/28/1989 A
1 P N S78
H
2
8/01/1989 A
4 E
H
2
8/01/1989 B
1 P N R63
S
2
8/01/1989 A
1 P N C61
H
2
8/02/1989 C
1 P N R63
S
2
8/02/1989 A
1 P N C61
H
2
8/03/1989 C
1 P N R63
S
2
8/03/1989 A
1 P N C61
H
2
8/04/1989 C
1 P N R63
S
2
8/04/1989 A
1 P N C61
H
2
8/05/1989 B
1 P N R63
S
2
8/05/1989 C
1 N C61
S
2
8/07/1989 A
4 E
H
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8/08/1989 A
4 E
H
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8/08/1989 C
1 P N
H
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8/09/1989 A
1 P N R63
S
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8/09/1989 A
1 P N M06
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8/10/1989 C
1 P N M06
N 0 N T H L Y / A N N U A L INDEX BY
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
MR. LUMUMBA'S MISSION
CRIME IS NO. 1 ISSUE
STRAWBRIDGE, LASSITER CONSIDER COALITION
CANDIDATE MUST SHOOT STRAIGHT WITH VOTERS
HUMAN NEEDS GREATEST CONCERN IN CITY ELECTION _
CONSERWTiyESRISE AGAIN. FRIENDS OF DURHAM SHOULD LEARN FROM... MISTAKES
LET'S BRIEF THE CANDIDATES
COOK SAYS SEWER, MATER COSTS ARE TOP PRIORITY
CANDIDATE TAKES AIM AT HOUSING
MAYOR CANDIDATE KEYS ON GROUTHj^EDUCATION
MAYORAL CANDIDATE FRANKLIN TARGETS CRIME
PLEASE, FRIENDS, THE ISSUES
LARGE VOTER TURNOUT GOOD CITIZENSHIP SIGN
MONDAY DEADLINE FOR REGISTERING TO VOTE IN OCT. 10 PRIMARY
DISTRICT ATTORNEY TO SEEK SUPERIOR COURT JUDGESHIP
COUNCIL CANDIDATE WANTS CITIZENS* BUDGET GROUP
TILLMAN URGES BUDGET TRAINING
CANDIDATE OPPOSES CITY MONEY FOR NEW STADIUM
LASSITER OPPOSES SPENDING ON STADIUM, OTHER PROJECTS __
JENKINS URGES ZONING MIDDLE GROUND FOR DEVELOPERS AND FOES
JENKINS SAYS HE WILL SPEND $10,000 ON MAYORAL PRIMARY „
WELLS PLEDGES 'PEOPLE SENSITIVE' PROGRESS (CORRECTION PRINTED 9-27-89)
WHERE IS THE 'MIDDLE GROUND'?
CANDIDATE CALLS FOR RE-EVALUATING MONEY GIVEN TO AGENCIES
DA CANDIDATE HARDIN: EMPATHIZE WITH VICTIMS
EVENSON NOTES RECORD PROSECUTING CRIMINALS
CANDIDATE BETSY ROBB RAPS COUNCIL'S 'FREE SPENDERS'
COUNCIL CANDIDATE CALLS INCUMBENTS 'FREE SPENDERS'
ELECTIONS WORKERS NEEDED
MOST CANDIDATES FAVOR REFERENDUM ON MAJOR PROJECTS
DEMOCRATS, PUBLIC FIRE AWAY AT COUNCIL CANDIDATES
STRAWBRIDGE OUT TO RAISE *50,000 IN MAYORAL RACE
MAYORAL CANDIDATES TUSSLE IN NCCU FORUM
candidate: city must boost jobs
the alliance's good manners
candidate calls for job training _
mayoral hopefuls spar in first forum together
survey: only one candidate for public-financed stadium
officials: voter turnout likely low
insight/primary concerns
3 meet candidates forums scheduled
friends of durham slate attacked by trailing candidates
a taxing question
city government and schools „
unlike strawbridge, jenkins vows no property tax hike
JENKINS AMENDS NO PROPERTY TAX HIKE STANCE _ai^ nr^u
friends of durham group's 'goals' target of fiery attack from brown
clearing the record
brown challenges campaign focus
brown for council
impolite, not shocking _ _„
expanding curbside recycling favored by 11 of 14 candidates
candidates back parks, balk at issuing bonds
privatization might save city millions, riley says
candidate: private firms could save city millions
candidate says recycling could extend landfill life
duke power bus system dominates candidates forum
proh.ife group presses city council candidates on abortion
anti-abortionists poll city council candidates
mrs. kerckhdff, riley close in spending . m
what's difference between mayoral candidates? some answers will help
mayoral candidates claim endorsements
survey out of place in durham election
ward 1 candidates favor major projects ordinance
black group-sierra club back jenkins for mayor
election interest rises
time off to vote
employers should give workers time off to vote
candidate wright: roads not lone traffic solution
clement says city needs to create a housing commission
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8/14/1989
8/14/1989
8/14/1989
8/15/1989
8/18/1989
8/21/1989
8/22/1989
8/31/1989
9/01/1989
9/02/1989
9/05/1989 B
9/09/1989 A
9/09/1989 A
9/10/1989 B
9/11/1989 A
9/11/1989
9/12/1989
9/15/1989
9/16/1989
9/20/1989
9/20/1989 B
9/21/1989 C
9/22/1989 A
9/22/1989 C
9/24/1989 B
9/24/1989 B
9/28/1989 C
9/28/1989 C
10/04/1989 A
10/04/1989 C
10/04/1989 B
10/05/1989 C
10/06/1989 C
10/06/1989 C
10/06/1989 A
10/06/1989 B
10/06/1989
10/07/1989
10/07/1989
10/08/1989
10/12/1989
10/13/1989
10/18/1989
10/18/1989
10/18/1989
10/19/1989
10/20/1989
10/20/1989
10/20/1989
10/22/1989
10/23/1989
10/24/1989 B
10/24/1989 A
10/25/1989
10/25/1989
10/25/1989
10/26/1989
10/27/1989
10/27/1989
10/28/1989
10/29/1989
10/30/1989
10/30/1989
10/31/1989
10/31/1989
11/01/1989
11/01/1989
11/01/1989
11/01/1989
11/01/1989
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Y SUBJECTS
WRIGHT CALLS FOR GREATER RELIANCE ON PUBLIC TRANSIT
PROJECTS ORDINANCE IS WARD 5 RACE ISSUE
'FESS UP, OFFICE-SEEKERS
CANDIDATES' VIEWS VARY ON EXTENT OF CITY FUNDING FOR HOUSING
HUEY SAYS USE BONDS AS SEED
LASSITER VOWS TO BE 'ACCESSIBLE'
EX-CANDIDATE DOSSETT BACKS FRIENDS— MINUS RILEY
STRAWBRIDGE, JENKINS NECK AND NECK IN POLL
THE MAIN EVENT
READ TRANSCRIPT CAREFULLY
NELSON STRAUBRIDGE'S RESPONSES LACKED NOBILITY
MAYOR'S POST, 6 COUNCIL SEATS TO BE FILLED IN TUESDAY VOTE
DURHAM REVS UP FOR TOMORROW'S VOTE
2 PRECINCTS WILL NOT HAVE BALLOTING
DURHAM VOTERS CAN DECIDE CITY'S DIRECTION
BMfi f BALLOT
KERCKHOFF, RILEY TRADE VERBAL JABS
VOTERS TO PICK NEW DURHAM MAYOR TODAY
STEP UP AND SIGN IN BEFORE HITTING BOOTH
DON'T SIT THIS ONE OUT
CITY ELECTIONS GENERATE BRISK VOTING
JENKINS EDGES OUT STRAWBRIDGE/VICTORY GIVES DURHAM ITS 1ST BLACK MAYOR
DURHAM CITY COUNCIL GETS 3, KEEPS 3 WINNERS (ERROR IN RESULTS)
GENERAL ELECTION RESULTS/VOTE '89 (ERROR IN RESULTS)
JENKINS REBOUNDS TO WIN
A SLIGHT SHIFT IN DIRECTION
MAYORAL/VOTING TALLY
CITY COUNCIL WARDS/VOTING TALLY (ERROR IN RESULTS)
A VOTE FOR THE UNDERDOG?
•89 CAMPAIGN CHANGES FACE OF AREA POLITICS
BABY BALLOTING; NO TWO WAYS ABOUT IT
VOTER IDENTITY CONCERNS
GRUBB WINNER DESPITE COMPUTER GLITCH
GRUBB WINNER DESPITE COMPUTER GLITCH
GRUBB REAL WARD 1 WINNER
HIGH VOTER TURNOUT TURNS VOTE AROUND
JENKINS CITY'S 1ST BLACK MAYOR
CITY ELECTION RESULTS PRESENT SMALL CHANGE
UNOFFICIAL PRECINCT RETURNS IN DURHAM RACES
HELPING HAND, HAPPY FACES
HELPING HAND, HAPPY FACES
COMPUTER TWISTS ELECTION RETURNS
HAYWIRE MACHINE COUNTED PRECINCT VOTE TOTALS TWICE
WIN OR LOSE, ELECTION CANDIDATES SHARE FATIGUE
DURHAM CANVASS CONFIRMS GRUBB AS WARD 1 WINNER
ATTORNEY COMPLAINS ABOUT VOTE SIGNATURES
DURHAM ELECTION RESULTS CERTIFIED! GRUBB WIN FINAL
ELECTIONS BOARD MEMBER QUESTIONS PRIMARY SIGN-IN POLICY PROCEDURE
MEW CITY COUNCIL CAN BRING PEOPLE TOGETHER
VOTER SIGNATURES SLOW DOWN ELECTION PROCESS
JENKINS SHARES VISION FOR CITY; VOTERS VIEW NEW MAYOR
IS DURHAM ON HIGH-CALLING ROAD?
THE VOLUNTARY VOTER SIGN-UP
ELECTIONS, DURHAM, COSTS
SEE ALSO POLITICAL CAMPAIGN EXPENDITURES
TWO LEGISLATORS FILE BILLS TO HALT SECOND PRIMARIES
CITY PRIMARY TO NARROW FIELD TO 14 TOMORROW
ELECTIONS, DURHAM, ENDORSEMENTS
CONSERVATIVE POLITICAL COMMITTEE FORMING TO BACK STRAWBRIDGE
NEW GROUP HOPES TO INCREASE VOTERS
INTRODUCING FRIENDS OF DURHAM (AD)
FRIENDS OF DURHAM BACK STRAWBRIDGE FOR MAYOR
MUNICIPAL ELECTION ISSUES FROM FRIENDS OF DURHAM (AD)
DURHAM'S NEXT MAYOR?
CONSERVATION GROUP BACKS NO ONE IN MAYOR'S RACE
VOTERS' ALLIANCE MAKES ENDORSEMENTS (CORRECTED 10-5-89)
PEOPLE'S ALLIANCE BACKS WELLS FOR MAYOR; HOMEBUILDERS FAVOR TILLMAN...
CLEARING THE RECORD
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P N C61
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2 11/03/1989 A
E
S
2 11/03/1989 A
Q C61
S
2 11/03/1989 C
P N
S
2 11/03/1989 C
P N
s
2 11/03/1989 C
H C61
H
2 11/05/1989 A
C N R63
H
2 11/05/1989 D
C B
H
2 11/05/1989 D
E
H
2 11/05/1989 D
T U
H
2 11/06/1989 B
N R63
S
2 11/06/1989 A
N C61
S
2 11/06/1989 A
N C61
S
2 11/06/1989 A
E
s
2 11/06/1989 A
C N
s
2 11/06/1989 C
P N C61
H
2 11/07/1989 A
N R63
H
2 11/07/1989 A
N S69
H
2 11/07/1989 A
E
s
2 11/07/1989 A
P N C61
H
2 11/08/1989 A
P N R63
H
2 11/08/1989 A
N N36
H
2 11/08/1989 A
C N
H
2 11/08/1989 A
E
H
2 11/08/1989 A
E
H
2 11/08/1989 A
C N
H
2 11/08/1989 A
C N
H
2 11/08/1989 A
P P T32
H
2 11/08/1989 A
N S69
H
2 11/08/1989 C
P P K30
H
2 11/08/1989 C
P P K30
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2 11/08/1989 A
N B53
s
2 11/08/1989 A
N C61
s
2 11/08/1989 A
C N C61
s
2 11/08/1989 A
N H65
s
2 11/08/1989 A
P N C61
s
2 11/08/1989 A
E
s
2 11/08/1989 A
C N
s
2 11/08/1989 C
P P K30
s
2 11/08/1989 C
P P T32
H
2 11/09/1989 A
P N R63
H
2 11/09/1989 A
P N R63
H
2 11/09/1989 C
N S22
S
2 11/09/1989 A
P N DAI
S
2 11/09/1989 A
N C61
H
2 11/10/1989 A
N R63
H
2 11/10/1989 A
P N R63
S
2 11/10/1989 A
E
S
2 11/11/1989 A
E
H
2 11/12/1989 B
P N R63
H
2 11/12/1989 D
5
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H
2 11/14/1989 A
4
E
H
2 2/02/1989 C
1
N L40
S
2 10/09/1989 A
1
N C61
H
2 8/17/1989 C
1
N R63
S
2 8/17/1989 A
1
P N M06
H
2 8/27/1989 C
13
A
S
2 8/30/1989 A
1
N C61
H
2 9/20/1989 A
8 P A
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2 9/21/1989 A
4
L
S
2 10/02/1989 C
1
N C61
H
2 10/04/1989 C
10
N R63
S
2 10/05/1989 C
1 P N C61
H
2 10/05/1989 A
2
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1/01/1989
INDEX BY
12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
BALLOT POWER (FRIENDS OF DURHAM)
UNION ENDORSES JENKINS FOR MAYOR
FEOPLE'S ALLIANCE ANNOUNCES ELECTION ENDORSEMENTS
•COMMITTEE' ENDORSES JENKINS
ENDORSEMENT SURPRISES _
PEOPLE'S ALLIANCE BACKS JENKINS FOR MAYOR
JENKINS GETS ENDORSEMENTS „ M
BLACK GROUP, SIERRA CLUB BACK JENKINS FOR MAYOR
VOTERS' ALLIANCE ENDORSEMENTS LINE UP AGAINST 'FRIENDS'
GULLEY ANNOUNCES FOR JENKINS, ACCUSES STRAWBRIDGE OF LYING
HAMMER'S NAME USED IN AD WITHOUT APPROVAL _
MAYOR'S POST, 6 COUNCIL SEATS TO BE FILLED IN TUESDAY VOTE uAvnr>
JENKINS EDGES OUT STRAWBRIDGE/VICTORY GIVES DURHAM ITS 1ST BLACK MAYOR
PRIMARY SHOCK PRODS DURHAM COALITION UIN
'89 CAMPAIGN CHANGES FACE OF AREA POLITICS
FRIENDS OF DURHAM LEARNS LESSONS, VOWS TO STAY
COALITION WITH NEW TWIST
ELECTIONS, DURHAM, PRIMARIES
SEE ALSO PRIMARY ELECTIONS, N.C.
TWO LEGISLATORS FILE BILLS TO HALT SECOND PRIMARIES
OFFICIALS! VOTER TURNOUT LIKELY LOW
INSIGHT/PRIMARY CONCERNS
CITY PRIMARY TO NARROW FIELD TO 14 TOMORROW
CITY PRIMARY PRESENTS OPPORTUNITY FOR VOTERS
VOTE TODAY!
ENDORSEMENT SURPRISES
LIGHT VOTER TURNOUT EXPECTED IN PRIMARY FOR MAYOR, COUNCIL
STRAWBRIDGE, JENKINS TO FACE OFF
STRAWBRIDGE, JENKINS TO FACE OFF ^
DURHAM'S '89 PRIMARY TURNOUT GOES AGAINST TRADITION
DURHAM'S '89 PRIMARY TURNOUT GOES AGAINST TRADITION
V0TE/'89, VOTING PRECINCT TALLY
GULLEY SAYS RACE STILL PLAYS TOO-LARGE ROLE IN DURHAM ELECTIONS
VOTING'S ALL IN THE FAMILY
FRIENDS OF DURHAM VICTORY A SURPRISE
CONSERVATIVE VICTORIES MAY MEAN COALITION END
LOYALTIES RAN STRONG IN MAYORAL RACE
DURHAM COALITION PLANS NOV. ELECTION STRATEG^f^ MUMjn
FRIENDS OF DURHAM FACES FINAL RACE WITH FULL COFFERS, STRONG MANPOWER
REMARKABLE SHOWING
POLITICAL WINDS VEER IN DURHAM PRIMARY a_
ELECTION CANVASS CHANGES TOTALS FOR SIX CANDIDATES
CITY ELECTION CERTIFIED
VOTERS READY FOR CHANGE
DURHAM PRIMARY SPARKS CONFUSION
RACE ISN'T THE ISSUE
ELECTIONS, DURHAM COUNTY, ENDORSEMENTS ai_
PEOPLE'S ALLIANCE, FRIENDS OF DURHAM SLATES DIAMETRICAL
ELECTIONS, N.C.
SEE ALSO ABSENTEE BALLOTS
SEE ALSO CONGRESSIONAL CAMPAIGNS
SEE ALSO JUDGES, N.C, ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO N.C. BOARD OF ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO PRIMARY ELECTIONS, N.C.
SEE ALSO REFERENDA
SEE ALSO SENATORIAL CAMPAIGNS
ELECTION DAY MARKED IMPORTANT GOP GAINS
STUDY! POOR VOTER TURNOUT AFFECTED DEMOCRATS MOST
PROPOSAL RESURFACES TO CHANGE TIMING OF STATEWIDE ELECTIONS
VOTERS MAY TRADE OPTION FOR BETTER CANDIDATES
CANDIDATE CHOICE BELONGS TO PEOPLE
POLITICS PLENTIFUL IN ALAMANCE DURING OFF-ELECTION YEAR
ELECTIONS SET TODAY IN SEVERAL N.C. CITIES
OTHER STATE CITIES WILL PICK MAYORS, TEST SMOKING ISSUE
HOW IMPORTANT IS ABORTION TO WINNING IN NORTH CAROLINA?
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2
H
2
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H
2
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2
H
2
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2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
10/05/1989 A
10/05/1989 C
10/06/1989 B
10/08/1989 B
10/10/1989 A
10/30/1989 C
10/31/1989 C
10/31/1989 C
11/02/1989 B
11/03/1989 C
11/03/1989 C
11/06/1989 B
11/08/1989 A
11/08/1989 A
11/08/1989 A
11/10/1989 A
11/12/1989 D
2/02/1989 C
10/07/1989 A
10/08/1989 D
10/09/1989 A
10/09/1989 A
10/10/1989 A
10/10/1989 A
10/10/1989 A
10/11/1989 A
10/11/1989 A
10/11/1989 A
10/11/1989 A
10/11/1989 A
10/11/1989 A
10/11/1989 A
10/11/1989 A
10/11/1989 A
10/11/1989 B
10/12/1989 A
10/12/1989 A
10/12/1989 A
10/12/1989 A
10/12/1989 C
10/13/1989 C
10/15/1989 D
10/16/1989 A
10/17/1989 A
P A
N
N R63
N R63
E
N
N
P N
N
P N R63
F N R63
N R63
P N R63
N S22
N S69
N S69
E
N L40
N C61
F R63
N C61
E
N
E
N C61
N R63
N N36
R63
N36
J
J
N
N
P M66
N C61
N C61
J B53
N R63
N R63
E
E
N C61
N
E
N C61
E
H 2 10/27/1989 C 1 N R63
H
2 1/01/1989 C
15
N
S
2 1/30/1989 A
7
J
H
2 3/28/1989 B
3
N
S
2 5/10/1989 A
5
J Oil
S
2 6/13/1989 A
4
E
H
1 6/27/1989 B
1
N H60
H
2 10/10/1989 B
1
N
H
2 11/07/1989 A
1
N
H
2 11/19/1989 D
2
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ELECTIONS, N.C, PRIMARIES
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SUBJECTS
SEE PRIMARY ELECTIONS, N.C.
ELECTIONS, N.C, RECOUNTS
RECOUNT SOUGHT IN GRANVILLE RACE
COUNT 'EH AGAIN, SAYS PASQUINI
ELECTIONS, N.C. , RUNOFF
INSIGHT/WITHOUT RUNOFFS LOSERS WINNERS
BILLS TO ELIMINATE SECOND PRIMARIES BOTTLED UP IN COMMITTEE
AT LEAST ONE RUN-OFF PLANNED IN GRANVILLE
BILL TO END RUNOFFS GAINS IN N.C. SENATE
N.C. SENATE TENTATIVELY OKS PLAN TO REDUCE NUMBER OF RUNOFFS
SENATE OKS BILL TO CUT RUN-OFFS
HOUSE SHOULD ENDORSE REDUCTION IN PRIMARIES
GRANVILLE COUNTY RUN-OFFS SETTLE THREE CONTESTS
MICHAUX CLOSER TO GOAL OF ELECTION CHANGES
MICHAUX OPTIMISTIC OVER HUNT'S ANTI-RUNOFF BILL
HOUSE SUBCOMMITTEE GUTS PRIMARIES BILL
SECOND PRIMARIES BILL CLEARS PANEUN HOUSE
COMMITTEE APPROVES NEW 2ND PRIMARIES BILL
N.C. HOUSE VOTES TO ALTER 2ND PRIMARIES
STATE MOVES FORWARD ON SECOND PRIMARIES
BOTH PARTIES SEE POTENTIAL GAINS IN LIMITED RUNOFFS
INSIGHT/APPLYING NEW SECOND PRIMARY LAW TO PAST AND FUTURE
ELECTIONS, N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY
SEE ALSO N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY
LOBBYISTS WORRIED BY LEGISLATIVE CANDIDATES SOLICITING MONEY
LEGISLATORS PLOTTING 1990 ELECTION STRATEGY
HARTWELL PONDERS HOUSE CONTEST
MANY LIKELY CANDIDATES CROP UP FOR WATKINS' SEAT
SPEAKER JOE MAVRETIC LOOKS TO POWER BASE IN EAST TO GAIN RE-ELECTION
SPEED TO SEEK ANOTHER 11TH DISTRICT TERM
HUNT WON'T SEEK FIFTH SENATE TERM
REECE EXPECTS SENATE VICTORY
ALL FIVE MEMBERS OF LEGISLATURE FROM COUNTY LIKELY TO RUN AGAIN
BARNES PONDERS FIFTH-TERM RE-ELECTION BID
TIME CONSTRAINTS NARROW POLITICAL FIELD
ELECTIONS, ORANGE COUNTY
SEE ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, ELECTIONS
ELECTIONS, PRESIDENTIAL
SEE ALSO ELECTIONS, U.S.
SEE ALSO POLITICAL CAMPAIGN EXPENDITURES
SEE ALSO POLL-CLOSING TIMES
SEE ALSO PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGNS
CONFEREES WILL TRY TO RESOLVE DISPUTE
HANDS OFF THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION METHOD/GUEST COLUMNIST
ELECTIONS, U.S.
SEE ALSO ELECTION LAWS
SEE ALSO ELECTIONS, PRESIDENTIAL
SEE ALSO POLITICAL CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS
SEE ALSO POLL-CLOSING TIMES
SEE ALSO PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGNS
UNIFORM POLL-CLOSING WOULD HELP ELECTIONS
ELECTORAL COLLEGE
HANDS OFF THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION METHOD/GUEST COLUMNIST
ELECTORAL COLLEGE, N.C. ELECTORS
CONFEREES WILL TRY TO RESOLVE DISPUTE
LEGISLATURE ENACTS LAW TO TAX CONFISCATED DRUGS
PLAN WOULD CHANGE THE CHOOSING OF ELECTORS
ELECTRIC LIGHTING CO.
SEE DUKE POWER CO.
N E
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H 1 4/18/1989 B
CHH 1 11/11/1989 A
H
H
H
H
H
H
S
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
S
H
H
4/02/1989 D
4/06/1989 B
4/13/1989 C
4/20/1989
4/27/1989
4/28/1989
5/02/1989
5/03/1989
5/14/1989 B
6/19/1989 C
6/21/1989
6/24/1989
6/28/1989
7/01/1989
7/04/1989
7/09/1989
10/15/1989
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
H 2
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
2/09/1989 C
3/06/1989 C
8/25/1989 A
9/04/1989 B
11/05/1989 D
12/19/1989 B
12/21/1989 A
12/21/1989 A
12/22/1989 C
12/27/1989 A
12/30/1989 A
1 N T33
1 P N M25
2
3
1
1
1
9
4
1
9
1
1
11
1
1
4
1
2
U L40
N
N T33
N L40
N L40
N L40
E
N T33
N
N
N L40
N L40
N L40
N L40
E
N S69
U L40
N
N
N M20
N T33
B L40
N L40
N M20
N M25
N L40
N M20
E
H 2 8/10/1989 B 5 N
CHH 1 10/07/1989 A 4 P U
S 2 4/07/1989 A 4 E
CHH 1 10/07/1989 A 4 P U
H 2 8/10/1989 B 5 N
H 2 8/12/1989 A 8 N
S 2 8/24/1989 A 5 J Oil
ELECTRIC MEMBERSHIP CO-OPERATIVE
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1/01/1989
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SEE ELECTRIC MEMBERSHIP CORP.
ELECTRIC MEMBERSHIP CORP.
SEE ALSO PIEDMONT ELECTRIC MEMBERSHIP CORP.
MCCUE NAMED TO ELECTRIC MEMBERSHIP CORP. POST
ELECTRICITY, CONSUMPTION
SEE ALSO POWER FAILURES m
DUKE POWER CO. PREDICTS LOWER BILLS
ELECTRICITY, COSTS
SEE ELECTRICITY, RATES
ELECTRICITY, RATES
SEE ALSO UTILITY RATES
♦79.1 MILLION PRISON CONSTRUCTION BILL IS ENACTED
DUKE POWER ORDERED TO LOWER RATES
DEBATE ON UTILITIES' FUEL CHARGES MUTED
DUKE POWER CO. PREDICTS LOWER BILLS
GOVERNMENT DELINQUENT IN PAYING DURHAM BILL
SUCCESSFUL NEGOTIATION HALTS ELECTRICAL STORM
DUKE POWER'S RATE REDUCTION GETS 2ND TRIM
DUKE POWER CUSTOMERS UNDERPAY-UNTIL JULY 1
ELECTRONIC GAMES
SEE ELECTRONIC TOYS
SEE VIDEO GAMES
ELECTRONIC HOUSE ARREST
SEE ALSO CRIMINAL SENTENCING _ _,
DURHAM TO START PROGRAM OF ELECTRONIC HOUSE ARREST
HOUSE ARREST SAVES PRISON SPACE, MONEY
BEEPING BRACELETS' PIONEER IS CUFFED ^ „,_»»«-
ULTIMATE HOUSE ARREST: STATE OFFICIALS PUSH ELECTRONIC ALTERNATIVE...
ELECTRONIC PRISONER MONITORING PROPOSED
ELECTRONIC PRISONER MONITORING APPROVED
USER CHARGE URGED FOR ELECTRONIC HOUSE ARREST PROGRAM
COUNTY APPROVES HOUSE ARREST FEE
ELECTRONIC MAIL SERVICE
SEE ALSO U.S. POSTAL SERVICE
HIGH TECH SANTA/ELECTRONIC MAIL COMES TO
NORTH POLE'
ELECTRONIC TOYS
SEE ALSO TOYS
ELECTRONIC GADGETS PASS NEEDS, TARGET OUR WANTS
ELECTRONICS INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO MICROELECTRONICS CENTER OF N.C. (STATE RESEARCH FACILITY)
ELECTRONIC GADGETS PASS NEEDS, TARGET OUR WANTS
ELEPHANTS
WAKE UP - IT'S SHOW TIME AGAIN
TOTAL IVORY TRADE BAN MAY NOT SAVE ELEPHANT
INCENTIVE TO PROTECT ELEPHANTS
ELEVATORS
UPS AND DOWNS IN OFFICE TOWER
LAST OF ELEVATOR OPERATORS A BONUS WITH PURCHASE OF SNOW BUILDING
ELEVENTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT (N.C.)
SPEED TO SEEK ANOTHER 11TH DISTRICT TERM
ELI LILLY AND CO.
SEE ALSO PHARMACEUTICAL COMPANIES
DUKE RESEARCH CENTER GETS $500,000 GRANT FROM LILLY CO.
THE ELIXIR OF LOVE (OPERA)
'ELIXIR OF LOVE' OPERA SET AT BRIGHTLEAF SQUARE
MOONSHINE 'ELIXIR' SET FOR JUNE
H 2 1/01/1989 D 10 N
S 2 7/07/1989 A 1 C N T77
H
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2 3/11/1989 A 1
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2 3/13/1989 B -
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2 7/07/1989 A 1
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2 7/22/1989 A I
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2 7/29/1989 A i
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H
2 10/26/1989 B 6 N
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2 12/11/1989 C
1 N S69
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CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
4/17/1989
4/20/1989
5/16/1989
5/24/1989
11/20/1989
11/23/1989
12/04/1989
12/06/1989
1 N B53
4 E
4 E
1 N S69
1 N M20
3 N M20
1 N H90
3 N
CHH 1 12/13/1989 A 1 P N S17
H 2 4/16/1989 B 1 P N A54
H 2 4/16/1989 B 1 P N A54
CHH 1 4/19/1989 A
S 2 10/18/1989 A
H 2 10/28/1989 A
H 2 2/02/1989 A
H 2 2/12/1989 B
3 P P L38
4 E
4 E
4 L
1 U N36
H 2 12/19/1989 B 3 N L40
H 2 5/20/1989 C 3 N
H 2 3/01/1989 B
S 2 3/02/1989 D
7 P N
4 P F B71
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1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989
ARTICLES! EDGERTON GETS GUGGENHEIM
AN OPERA WITH LOCAL FLAVOR
ARTS COUNCIL, ADF ANNOUNCE WINNERS IN DESIGN CONTESTS
MOONSHINE 'ELIXIR* SET FOR JUNE AT BRIGHTLEAF
ISRAELI ARTIST'S WALL HANGINGS WEAVE A SfELL/TUESDAY TALK
'THE ELIXIR OF LOVE'
'ELIXIR' STARS DON'T NEED LOVE POTION
♦MARRIAGE' LED 'ELIXIR' STARS TO ALTAR
PLEASURES OF 'ELIXIR' SURVIVE ELEMENTAL OPENING
•THE ELIXIR OF LOVE' PROVIDES A PLEASANT DIVERSION
COOL ALCOVE
ANYONE FOR 'SINGING IN THE RAIN?'
THE TWO MR, KLINES; ONE LOVES OPERA, THE OTHER LOVES FOOD,,.
ELIZABETH CITY STATE UNIV.
SEE ALSO BLACK COLLEGES, N.C.
MARTIN RENAMES GREEN TO BOARD OF UNIVERSITY
ELIZABETH CITY STATE UNIV. SPORTS, BASKETBALL
N.C. CENTRAL WHIPS ECSU, 91-65
EAGLES BLITZ VIKINGS
ELIZABETH CITY STATE UNIV. SPORTS, FOOTBALL
W-S STATE, VIRGINIA STATE FAVORITES IN CIAA ACTION
ELKINS CHRYSLER-fLYMOUTH
ELKINS CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH (AD)
ELKS
SEE DURHAM ELKS LODGE
ELLERBEE CREEK
NEW ELLERBEE CREEK BRIDGE APPROVED
BUILDING BRIDGE CLOSES GLENN ROAD
ELLERBEE CREEK RAILWAY
MUSEUM TRAIN GETS ON TRACK
ELLIOTT ROAD
KROGER WANTS ELLIOTT RD. STORE
ELON COLLEGE, N.C, BOARD OF ALDERMEN
SEE ELON COLLEGE, N.C. BOARD OF ALDERMEN
ELON COLLEGE, N.C. BOARD OF ALDERMEN
ELON COLLEGE TAKES OUT ADS FOR TOWN MANAGER
ELON COLLEGE, N.C. POLICE DEPT.
ELON COLLEGE TOWN OFFICES GOING INTO NEW BUILDING
ELON COLLEGE, N.C. TOUN HALL
ELON COLLEGE TOWN OFFICES GOING INTO NEW BUILDING
NEW ELON TOWN HALL
ELON COLLEGE, N.C. TOWN MANAGER
ELON COLLEGE TAKES OUT ADS FOR TOWN MANAGER
ELON COLLEGE (COLLEGE)
ELON COLLEGE'S FOURTH AROUND-THE-WORLD TRIP WILL INCLUDE TIBET
CASE OF MEASLES CONFIRMED ON ELON CAMPUS
ELON COLLEGE (COLLEGE), CENTENNIAL
ELON COLLEGE PLANS CENTENNIAL CONVOCATION
EX-ARTS COUNCIL DIRECTOR XINS BIG APPLE CIRCUS
ELON COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS ESTABLISHED TO HONOR EURE
ELON COLLEGE GETS LOOK AT ITS PAST
THIS COLUMN COULD CARRY A MESSAGE TO WRETCHES OF 2089
•CENTENNIAL EXTRAVAGANZA' WILL BEGIN FRIDAY AT aON COLLEGE
ELON 'VOICES' CELEBRATE CENTENNIAL
CARTER SAYS SERVICE TO MAN, GOD KEY TO MAKING LIFE GREAT
SUBJECTS
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2
4/27/1989 D
4 P N G59
H
2
5/01/1989 A
4 E
H
2
5/01/1989 B
1 P U W66
S
2
5/04/1989 D
12 N
H
2
5/30/1989 B
1 P U W15
H
2
6/01/1989 B
1 P F S56
S
2
6/01/1989 D
1 P P K30
S
2
6/01/1989 D
3 P F B71
H
2
6/05/1989 A
6 R P10
S
2
6/05/1989 B
4 R M06
S
2
6/07/1989 B
1 P P K30
S
2
6/08/1989 D
3 P N
H
2
6/14/1989 B
1 P F Zll
S 2 7/06/1989 C 1 P N
H 2 1/10/1989 D 2 P N P75
S 2 1/10/1989 D 1 P N P52
S 2 8/23/1989 D 8 F A76
S 2 4/19/1989 H 12 A
H 2 4/15/1989 C 6 N
H 2 5/06/1989 B 3 N
S 2 2/17/1989 A 6 N
CHH 1 4/05/1989 A 1 M N H70
H 1 7/19/1989 C 1 N H60
H 1 6/17/1989 C 1 N H60
H 1 6/17/1989 C
H 1 6/23/1989 C
1 N H60
1 P P H60
H 1 7/19/1989 C 1 N H60
1 1/24/1989 B
2 4/13/1989 C
1 N H60
1 P N H60
2/10/1989 C
3/06/1989 B
3/11/1989 C
3/17/1989 C
3/19/1989 B
4/20/1989 C
4/21/1989 D
4/26/1989 C
N H60
U W66
N H60
N H60
U N36
N H60
N
N H60
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ELON COLLEGE SAYING THANKS WITH OPEN HOUSE
A TASTE OF IMMORTALITY? COLUMN GOING INTO TIME CAPSULE
" agt*{9£9b&%858& AT ELON COLLEGE'S COMMENCEMENT
"* ^THErVj^'^^ TO PERFORM...AT ELON COLLEGE FINE ARTS
ALAMANCE JAZZ BAND PLANS CONCERT AT ELON'S LAKE MARY NELL THURSDAY
ELON COLLEGE (COLLEGE), DORMITORIES
SEE ELON COLLEGE (COLLEGE), STUDENT HOUSING
ELON COLLEGE (COLLEGE), ENROLLMENT
NEU STUDENTS TO ARRIVE SUNDAY AT ELON
ELON COLLEGE (COLLEGE), GIFTS AND FUND RAISING
♦180,500 PLEDGED IN aON COLLEGE DRIVE
ELON COLLEGE RECEIVES GRANT FOR SCHOLARSHIPS
ELON COLLEGE RECEIVES THREE LARGE BEQUESTS
ELON COLLEGE (COLLEGE), GRANTS
ELON COLLEGE GETS *16,480 FOR ADULT LITERACY PROGRAM
ELON COLLEGE (COLLEGE), HISTORY mmm Tn „____
100-YEAR-OLD (XRNERSTONE AT aON COULD HOLD ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS
ELON COLLEGE GETS LOOK AT ITS PAST
** ffiffiWSfcBS^f BEGINS FRIDAY WITH VARIETY ACTIVITIES
ELON COLLEGE (COLLEGE), SCHOLARSHIPS _
ELON COLLEGE RECEIVES GRANT FOR SCHOLARSHIPS
ELON COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS ESTABLISHED TO HONOR EURE
ELON COLLEGE (COLLEGE), SPEAKERS
CARTER AND THE HOSTAGES: PROOF THAT TRUTH CAN HURT
MAYOR OF ATLANTA TO SPEAK AT aON FALL CONVOCATION
ATLANTA MAYOR SAYS EDUCATION NOT ALL TEST SCORES
ELON COLLEGE (COLLEGE), STUDENT HOUSING
TWO PROJECTS AT ELON COLLEGE PROVIDING MORE LIVING ROOM
ELON COLLEGE (COLLEGE) BOARD OF TRUSTEES
GREENSBORO BUSINESSMAN TO LEAD ELON TRUSTEES
ELON COLLEGE (COLLEGE) COMMUNITY ORCHESTRA __
ALAMANCE CONCERT TO HELP SALTER FOR THE HOMELESS
ELON COLLEGE (COLLEGE) SPORTS, FOOTBALL
NEW COACH BRINGING h£W OFFENSE TO ELON
ONWARD CHRISTIAN SOLDIERS
ELON HOME FOR CHILDREN
CROSS-STATE BICYCLE TOUR TO AID CHILDREN'S HOMES
EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION
SEE ALSO CIVIL WAR HISTORY
SEE ALSO SLAVERY
SPEAKERS EMPHASIZE EDUCATION DURING 'FREEDOM DAY CELEBRATION'
EMBASSIES
SEE U.S. EMBASSIES
EMBEZZLEMENT
FORMER DUKE EMPLOYEE ACCUSED OF EMBEZZLING
POLICE LOG/EX-EMPLOYEE CHARGED WITH EMBEZZLING
WADDELL CLIENTS MAY BE REIMBURSED
POLICE LOG/EMBEZZLING CHARGES ARE FILED
WADDELL EMBEZZLEMENT VICTIM SUES NCNB
S I T
N E ELY
P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
H 1 4/27/1989 C 1 N H60
H 2 5/07/1989 B 11 U N36
H 1 5/16/1989 C 1 P N H60
H 1 2/17/1989 C 1 P N
H 1 4/21/1989 C 1 N H60
H 1 8/26/1989 C 1 N H60
H 1 1/06/1989 C
H 1 1/12/1989 C
H 1 1/17/1989 C
1 N H60
1 N
1 N
H 2 7/07/1989 C 2 N H60
H 1 3/16/1989 C
H 1 3/17/1989 C
1 N H60
1 P N H60
H 1 10/25/1989 A 1 N
H 1 1/12/1989 C
H 2 3/11/1989 C
H 2 5/07/1989 E
H 1 8/31/1989 C
H 1 9/13/1989 C
H 1 8/04/1989 C
H 1 4/07/1989 C
H 1 9/22/1989 C
H 2 8/24/1989 D
H 2 11/17/1989 B
1 N
1 P N H60
3 P U H49
1 N H60
1 P N H60
1 P N H60
1 N H60
1 N H60
36 F G50
1 P N L22
H 2 8/17/1989 C 1 N H60
CHH 1 1/08/1989 A 3 N H90
H 2 3/09/1989 C 2 N
CHH 1 3/29/1989 A 5 N
CHH 1 4/24/1989 A 1 P N M70
CHH 1 5/11/1989 A 5 N
CHH 1 7/04/1989 A 1 N H90
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pqlice log/durham nan charged with embezzlement
police log/couple accused of embezzling
county prosecutor drops charges of emez21bemt
carochem employee draws 18 years for arson, embezzling
clinic embezzlement charge pending
suit alleges former employee of clinic embezzled »60,000
police log/woman faces charge of embezzlement
h.k. strawbridge disputes charges that he embezzled sales-tax money
candidate stands by brother facing state tax charges
unc shouldn't benefit from embezzled funds
duke student using rothchild alias indicted for embezzlement
bogus baron no show for arraignment
police log/han arrested after chase by three cars
embrex inc,
see also poultry industry
egg-injection system expected to save chicks from diseases
embrex works on poultry-protecting vaccine
rtp firm, university developing poultry-protection substance
morrisville company attracts $3 million in equity investment
embryo transplants
see also test tube baby
birth from frozen embryo reported at duke hospital
couple who fought odds for new baby encourage others
woman delivers twins from frozen embryos
court: fathers have no voice
frozen seven logic tortured
emergency communications system (911)
see also durham police dept., telephone response team
see also granville county, n.c., emergency telephone system
see also orange county emergency dispatch center
see also person county, n.c., emergency communications system
see also telephones, durham
law officers face communication gap
oxford board balks at paying half for 911 equipment
911 phone system to start july 1 in person county
manager proposes 'final offer' to oxford on 911 system costs
enhanced 911 may hike bills
commissioners approve line fee for enhanced 911 service
emergency disaster aid
see disaster aid programs
emergency energy committee
see durham emergency energy committee
emergency energy fund
see durham emergency energy committee
emergency financial assistance
funds to aid families needing electricity
emergency management agency
see durham emergency management agency
see federal emergency management agency
emergency medical services
see also emergency medical technicians
see also emergency medical treatment
SEE ALSO FIRST AID
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES COUNCIL
SEE ALSO PERSON COUNTY EMERGENCY MEDICAL SYSTEM
EMERGENCY ROOM NURSES TO FIGHT DRUNKEN DRIVING
EMERGENCY! OFFICIALS HEAR OF NEED TO KEEP EMERGENCY TEAMS COORDINATED
EMERGENCY SERVICES PHYSICIAN HONORED
EMERGENCY PLANNERS SPURRED TO PRODUCE 'WHAT IF' REPORT SINCE... TORNADOES
POSSIBLE AMBULANCE FEE DRAWS CRITICISM
NEW MACHINE MAY ms TEAMS IMPROVE HANDLING CARDIAC ARRESTS
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
H
H
CHH
H
H
7/11/1989 A
7/17/1989 A
7/26/1989 A
8/01/1989 B
8/10/1989 A
8/11/1989
8/22/1989
9/07/1989
9/08/1989
10/18/1989
11/14/1989 B
11/28/1989 B
12/08/1989 C
N
N
N H90
N S82
N M70
N H70
N
N
N R63
E
N S82
N S82
N
2 2/09/1989 C 9 P N K65
2 3/29/1989 D 11 N K65
2 4/18/1989 A 7 N
2 10/29/1989 D 7 N
1/25/1989
1/26/1989
3/08/1989
8/14/1989
9/28/1989
2 N
1 P N C60
3 P N L90
4 E
4 E
CHH 1
2/07/1989 A
3 N R63
H 1
4/13/1989 C
1 N T33
H 1
6/10/1989 C
1 N T33
H 1
7/04/1989 C
1 N T33
CHH 1
11/08/1989 A
3 N
CHH 1
12/06/1989 A
3 P N M20
S 2 11/04/1989 A 1 N H65
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
S 2
1/17/1989 C
4/23/1989 A
5/08/1989 A
5/23/1989 C
5/26/1989 A
5/31/1989 B
N C60
N C62
N
N C60
N S17
N B53
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VICTIMS BALK AT AMBULANCE RIDE, FEE, EMERGENCY WORKERS SAY
ALDERMEN OPPOSE COUNTY EMS FEE
STICKING UP FOR EMERGENCY SERVICES
COMMISSIONERS DISAGREE ON EMS POSITIONS
RESCUE UNITS NOW COLLECTING 'TAXI' CHARGES
NEW MEDICARE RULING TO CURB AMBULANCE USE
COACH KJ RESCUERS KNOW REAL PRESSURE
DETERMINED RESCUER
EMT'S IN DURHAM FACE DANGER
°CsW«[sOCSreFiMMUNE^CIENCY SYNDROME, HEALTH PROFESSIONALS
SEE ALSO EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES
SEE ALSO EMERGENCY MEDICAL TREATMENT
SEE ALSO HEALTH CARE WORKERS
SEE ALSO RESCUES
EMT VOLUNTEERS RACE 'THE GOLDEN HOUR'
VOLUNTEERS SUGGEST ALTERNATIVES TO FEES
EMERGENCY WORKERS NEED ASSAULT PROTECTION
EMERGENCY MEDICAL TREATMENT
SEE ALSO EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES
SEE ALSO EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIANS
SEE ALSO MISSION AIR
FASTER MEDICAL CARE ONLY HEARTBEATS AWAY
EMERGING ARTISTS PROGRAM
SEE ALSO ARTISTS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM ARTS COUNCIL „ .
ARTISTS RECEIVE GRANTS FROM ARTS COUNCIL
EMERGING ISSUES FORUM
LOCAL CONTROL ALLOWS BETTER SCHOOLS
EMERSON WALDORF SCHOOL
SEE WALDORF EDUCATIONAL MOVEMENT
EMINENT DOMAIN
SEE ALSO CONDEMNATION
SEE ALSO EASEMENTS
SEE ALSO EVICTIONS
SEE ALSO A TAKING (REAL ESTATE) _ „,
HILLSBOROUGH CONSIDERS SEIZING COUNTY LAND FOR NEW RESERVOIR
WOMAN CHALLENGES CITY'S RIGHT OF EMINENT DOMAIN
LAWYER ARGUES CONDEMNATION ACTION WRONG
DEVELOPER SAYS SHE SOUGHT DEAL WITH WOMAN ON SEWER LINE
60-DAY INJUNCTION ISSUED IN SEWER EASEMENT FIGHT
WOMAN WINS 1ST ROUND IN BATTLE OVER SEWER LINE
EMORYWOOD „
EMORYUOOD NEIGHBORHOOD BEGINS REPAIRS
EMPLOYMENT
SEE AFFIRMATIVE ACTION
SEE EMPLOYMENT, DURHAM
SEE EMPLOYMENT SECURITY COMMISSION
SEE JOB DISCRIMINATION
SEE UNEMPLOYMENT, N.C.
EMPLOYMENT, DURHAM
SEE ALSO COST OF LIVING INDEX, DURHAM
SEE ALSO ECONOMY, DURHAM
SEE ALSO JOB TRAINING
SEE ALSO OLDER WORKER PROGRAM
SEE ALSO UNEMPLOYMENT, DURHAM
SEE ALSO WAGES, DURHAM
SURVEY: LABOR MARKET IN DURHAM 'INADEQUATE'
JOB TRAINING HERE IF STUDENTS USE IT
DURHAM WORK FORCE REQUIRES STRONG BOOST
MARCH UNEMPLOYMENT RATES FOR N.C, DOWN FROM YEAR AGO
N
P
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CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
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6/14/1989
6/14/1989
6/15/1989
6/25/1989
7/03/1989
7/07/1989
11/10/1989
11/14/1989
12/14/1989
N M20
N C62
E
N M25
N M20
N C60
N B53
P K30
N B53
CHH 1 6/12/1989 A 1 P N D38
CHH 1 6/12/1989 A 1 N M20
S 2 12/15/1989 A 1 N B53
S 2 6/02/1989 A 4 E
S 2 1/06/1989 C 1 P N B71
S 2 2/20/1989 A 5 J Oil
CHH 1
3/23/1989 A .
I P N R63
H 2
4/12/1989 C J
t N S69
H 2
4/18/1989 B '
I N 569
S 2
4/18/1989 C :
I N B53
H 2
4/19/1989 A
I N S69
S 2
4/19/1989 C
I N B53
H 2 5/07/1989 B 1 P N C47
S 2 5/02/1989 A 1 N M06
S 2 5/02/1989 A 1 N M06
S 2 5/03/1989 A 4 E
H 2 5/07/1989 D 6 N
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SURVEY PREDICTS JOBS WON'T BE EASY TO FIND
SURVEY! DURHAM JOES WILL REMAIN STABLE
AREA SERVICE SEEN AS '90S JOB BOOM
MERCHANTS APPEAL FOR HOLIDAY WORKERS
JOB HUNTERS PROVIDED UP-TO-DATE LISTINGS
MOST FAST-GROWING COMPANIES IN AREA EXPERIENCE RECRUITING PROBLEMS
EMPLOYMENT, FEDERAL
SEE FEDERAL EMPLOYEES
EMPLOYMENT, N.C.
SEE ALSO APPRENTICESHP PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY COMMISSION
SEE ALSO KITTRELL JOB CORPS CENTER
SEE ALSO PART TIME JOBS
SEE ALSO UNEMPLOYMENT? N.C.
N.C. JOBS BOOM EXPECTED BETWEEN 1986 AND 2010
MEDICAL 'ETCETERA DEPARTMENT' FACES DEARTH OF PROFESSIONALS
DURHAM HERALD COMPANY'S KASPAR NAMED TO NCNB BOARD/BUSINESS BRIEFING
SMALL BUSINESSES KEY TO ECONOMIC GROWTH
MAY FIGURES SHOW 86 COUNTIES ARE NEAR FULL EMPLOYMENT
EMPLOYMENT, ORANGE COUNTY
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY XB SERVICE EMPLOYER COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO UNEMPLOYMENT, ORANGE COUNTY
JOB HUNTING) CHAPEL HILL XB FAIR DRAWS A CROWD OF RESUMES AND WORKERS
'HELP WANTED' SIGNS DOT FRANKLIN STREET
EMPLOYERS DUE HONORS FOR HIRING MILITARY VETS
EMPLOYMENT, RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK
SEE EMPLOYMENT, DURHAM
SEE RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, EMPLOYEES
EMPLOYMENT, U.S.
SEE ALSO XB SATISFACTION
SEE ALSO XB SCREENING
SEE ALSO PART TIME XBS
SEE ALSO SENIOR CITIZENS, EMPLOYMENT
U.S. EMPLOYMENT ROBUST, BUT...
END OF BABY BOOM TO CHANGE BUSINESS WORLD, ANALYST SAYS
PRISONS! BOOMING XB MARKET
EMPLOYMENT, WOMEN
SEE ALSO WOMEN, CAREERS
STUDY CITES CHILD CARE NEEDS (CORRECTION PRINTED 1-11-89)
EMPLOYMENT, YOUTH
SEE ALSO ADOLESCENCE
SEE ALSO INROADS INC.
SEE ALSO JUVENILE DELINQUENCY
SEE ALSO YOUTH CONSERVATION CORPS
SEE ALSO YOUTH CORPS
THURSDAY DEADLINE LOOMS FOR BILLS
SENATE APPROVES BILL TO LIMIT WORKING HOURS FOR STUDENTS
COUNTY NOT TYPICAL SUMMER XB MARKET
STUDENTS GET GLIMPSE OF CORPORATE AMERICA
THE CLASS OF '89; LIKE MANY, TWO SENIORS HAVE PLANS FOR A LIFETIME
THE CLASS OF '89; LIKE MANY, TWO SENIORS HAVE PLANS FOR A LIFETIME
GRADUATES' CHOICES INCLUDE CO) I Eg, XBS
SHOULD STUDENTS BE ALLOWED TO WORK''
MANY SUMMER XBS ARE STILL AVAILABLE
HOUSE DEBATES BANNING LATE WORK BY STUDENTS
DURHAM AMONG CITIES IN RUNNING FOR ANTI-DROPOUT YOUTH PROGRAM
DROPOUTS COULD GET SKILLS TO IMPROVE LIVES
AN EDGE FOR GRANVILLE STUDENTS
HOULIHAN BULLISH ON EDGE
EMPLOYMENT SECURITY COMMISSION
SEE ALSO OLDER WORKER PROGRAM
SEE ALSO UNEMPLOYMENT, DURHAM
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9/07/1989
10/05/1989
11/08/1989
11/08/1989
11/17/1989
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1 P N T77
N C61
N K65
N C60
N C60
N C60
H 2
1/06/1989 B
4 N
CHH 1
3/16/1989 A
3 P N L90
H 2
3/26/1989 D
6 N
S 2
6/02/1989 A
4 E
H 2
7/09/1989 D
6 N
CHH 1 4/25/1989 A 3 P N M25
CHH 1 8/20/1989 A 1 N H90
CHH 1 11/07/1989 A 3 N
H 2 1/14/1989 A 4 E
H 2 3/11/1989 A 14 N K65
H 2 4/30/1989 D 4 E
CHH 1 1/10/1989 A 3 P N S17
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
5/09/1989
5/12/1989
5/28/1989
5/29/1989
6/04/1989
6/04/1989
6/04/1989
6/04/1989
6/19/1989
7/22/1989
9/19/1989
9/20/1989
10/14/1989
10/14/1989
N
N
N L90
N H65
N M25
N C62
N C62
U
N C61
N
N S92
E
N T33
N T33
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SEE ALSO UNEMPLOYMENT, N.C.
STATE AGENCY TURNS DOM FUNDS
FDR kELP UITN A JOB
JOB HUNTINGi CHAPEL HILL JOB FAIR DRAWS A CROUD OF RESUMES AND WORKERS
$16.3 MILLION IN FEDERAL MONEY TO BE AVAILABLE TO ESC IN N.C.
SURVEY PREDICTS JOBS WON'T BE EASY TO FIND
JOB HUNTERS PROVIDED UP-TO-DATE LISTINGS
EMPLOYMENT SECURITY COMMISSION, ORANGE COUNTY
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C.
COUNTY NOT TYPICAL SUMMER JOB MARKET
ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA
CLEARING THE RECORD
ENCYCLOPEDIA OF SOUTHERN CULTURE
SE|wn€RNCULTURE VOLUME INCLUDES aVIS AND MOON PIES_
SOUTHERN CULTURE/BARBECUE, MOONSHINE AND ROBERT E. LEE
ENDOMETRIOSIS
ENDOMETRIOSIS COMMON IN WOMEN OF CHILDBEARING AGE
ENDORPHINS (NATURAL MORPHINE)
SEE ALSO PAIN RELIEVERS
UNC STUDY LINKS ENDORPHIN LEVELS, PAINS IN CHEST
ENDORSEMENTS
SEE CHAPEL HILL, N.C, ELECTIONS, ENDORSEMENTS
SEE ELECTIONS, DURHAM, ENDORSEMENTS
ENDOSCOPY •
DUKE OPENS $4 MILLION ENDOSCOPY UNIT
NEW DUKE UNIT EASES SURGERY RISK, COST
DUKE NURSE HELPS TO 'SCOPE' OUT ODD OBJECTS
ENERGY, COSTS
SEE ALSO HEATING FUEL PRICES
SEE ALSO OIL PRICES _
STUDY CRITICIZES ENERGY COSTS FOR LOU-INCOME N.C.
RESIBENTS
ENERGY CONSERVATION
SEE ALSO CONSERVING ENERGY DOLLARS (DURHAM SUN COLUMN)
GROUP SEEKS WAYS TO SAVE ENERGY IN MOBILE HOMES
STATE BEGINS ENERGY-SAVING PROGRAM m m „
SANFORD TELLS FORUM NATIONAL ENERGY POLICY SHOULD START AT HOME
DUKE POWER CO. PREDICTS LOWER BILLS __
ENERGY CORP., DUKE ENDOWMENT HELP CHURCH PATCH UP PROBLEMS
DUKE POWER EXPECTING RECORD ELECTRICITY USE
ENERGY CONSERVATION, N.C.
SEE ALSO ALTERNATIVE ENERGY CORP.
HOMES COULD CUT ENERGY CONSUMPTION IN HALF-EXPERT
ENERGY IMPACT ATHLETIC SHOE INSOLE
SEE ALSO SHOES
INSOLE SALES UP AND RUNNING
EGG TEST GIVES INSOLE A MARKETING LEG UP
ENERGY SOURCES, ALTERNATIVES
SEE ALSO ALTERNATIVE ENERGY CORP.
SEE ALSO HYDROGEN
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR ENERGY
SEE ALSO PEAT BOGS
SEE ALSO SOLAR ENERGY
SEE ALSO SOLID WASTE
USE OF WOOD FOR FUEL DOWN IN STATE
VALETINE HEADS HOUSE PANEL STUDYING HYDROGEN AS EVERYDAY FUEL
S 2
H 2
CHH 1
H 2
S 2
H 2
1/13/1989
3/17/1989
4/25/1989
5/14/1989
6/15/1989
11/08/1989
J Oil
P S76
N M25
N
N T77
N C60
CHH 1 5/28/1989 A 1 P N L90
H 2 12/51/1989 A 2 N
CHH 1 6/26/1989 A 2 N
CHH 1 8/14/1989 A 3 P F M70
S 2 9/27/1989 C 5 U
CHH 1 11/17/1989 A 9 N
H 2 1/10/1989 C
S 2 1/31/1989 B
S 2 12/22/1989 C
1 P N C60
1 N
1 N
H 2 6/01/1989 B 4 N
1/17/1989
2/08/1989
4/26/1989
7/07/1989
7/29/1989
12/22/1989
N K65
N
N K65
N T77
N K65
N C61
H 2 5/04/1989 B 9 N K65
S 2 7/24/1989 C
H 2 9/06/1989 C
1 P N M06
1 P N N36
2 12/01/1989 C
2 12/11/1989 C
N K65
N S69
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ENGINE FALLS OF PLANE ON FLIGHT TO CHARLOTTE
ENGLISH
ROYSTER WANTS BLACKS TO LEARN STANDARD ENGLISH
ENJOYING YOUR TEENS (CHAPEL HILL HERALD COLUMN)
SEE ALSO ADOLESCENCE
SINGLE PARENTS FACE SUBTLE CHALLENGES OF TRANSITION, BALANCE
TEENS AND THEIR DREAMS: AN ABSENCE OF LIMITS/ENJOYING YOUR TEENS
FADS; TEENS HAKE PREDICTIONS ON THE 'OUTS' IN 20 YEARS
TEENS' STEROID USE: FOR SOME IT'S THE PURSUIT OF APPEARANCE
EASE TEENS' WEIGHT WOES BY BUILDING SELF-ESTEEM
HILLHAVEN TRIP GIVES LESSONS IN COURAGE, SERVICE AND CARING
SOMETIMES ROLE OF A PARENT IS A HEAVY BURDEN/ENJOYING YOUR TEENS
SOMETIMES IT'S EASY TO FORGET THE 'LITTLE THINGS' /ENJOYING YOUR TEENS
MEMORIES OF GRANDPARENTS: SPECIAL TIMES RECALLED
INFORMING TEENS! EXPERTS PROVIDE STRONG PROGRAM
DECEPTIVE SIGNALS OF ALCOHOL USE
TEENS HAVE OUN DEFINITIONS FOR WORD NOTHING
SUBSTANCE ABUSE: WHAT'S THE CURE?
ALLOW SOME SPACE WHEN COLLEGE REJECTS TEEN/ENJOYING YOUR TEENS
TEENS AND DRIVING: AGONY AND ECSTASY REVISITED
GOOD NEIGHBORS CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN THE GROWTH OF TEENS
CAR SAFETY CAN BE ENHANCED WITH A LITTLE PRECAUTION
FAMILIES OF ANOTHER ERA SOMEHOW FOUND TIME TO BE TOGETHER
TEENS, LIKE ADULTS, HAVE THEIR FAIR SHARE OF STRESS SITUATIONS
TEENS AND TIME: THEY CAN GET WHAT THEY NEED
STRESS MANAGEMENT CAN BE ACCELERATED BY TEENS WITH A CHANGE IN ATTITUDE
NON-VERBAL COMMUNICATION: SILENCE ISN'T ALWAYS GOLDEN
COMMUNITY SERVICE: TEACH TEENS BY EXAMPLE
RARING ADVENTURE OFFERED TEENS TRUE MEAING OF 'TRIP'
FINAL EXAMS: DO THEY REALLY MEASURE LEARNING?
A TEEN'S TWO WORLDS/ENJOYING YOUR TEENS
CATS AND TEEN-AGERS HAVE STRIKING SIMILARITIES
DON'T LEARN ABOUT BICYCLE HELMETS THE HARD WAY
CAMPING JOURNEY PROVIDED A WORLD WITHOUT TIME
WHAT CAN WE DO TO HELP TEENS DEAL WITH SEXUAL CURIOSITY?
HOW TO HELP TEENS REALIZE MEANING OF NURSING HOME VISITS
SEXUAL abuse: SECRET TRAUMA ROBS CHILD OF CHILDHOOD
sexual abuse is an abuse of power, not sex
past dictates future for sexually abused child
new school spurs 'big kid-little kid* syndrome
cleaning attic fuels memories. mixed emotions
teens do wonderful things: share the stories
a teen from another era shares her memories
college anxiety: it's a time for lots of reassurance
parents and education
for school, give child the right kind of support
the traffic ticket lesson/is getting off more important than truth?
for many, financial aid has become a necessity
how to make college a financial partnership
agony and extreme pressure reign when students undertake the psat
thanksgiving: a time of celebration, not survival
where can we find the rites of passage to teach our kids?
shopping for teens requires close attention to details
trip to a mall reveals the sad side of christmas
home for the holidays: a time of adjustments
lingering memories of a christmas in norway
eno drive
see durham, n.c., outer loop
eno industrial park
see also research and development parks
durham to get textile, biotech plants s
groundbreaking set on $10 million plant h
eno mountain road
eno mountain road work scheduled to begin monday
eno mountain road cleanup effort finally gets off the ground
H 2 1/21/1989 A 1 M N
CHH 1 7/29/1989 A 1 N C62
CHH 1
1/02/1989 A
6
U
CHH 1
1/09/1989 A
6
U
CHH 1
1/16/1989 A
6
u
CHH 1
1/23/1989 A
6
u
CHH 1
1/30/1989 A
6
u
CHH 1
2/06/1989 A
6
u
CHH 1
2/13/1989 A
6
u
CHH 1
2/20/1989 A
6
u
CHH 1
2/27/1989 A
6
u
CHH 1
3/06/1989 A
6
u
CHH 1
3/13/1989 A
6
u
CHH 1
3/20/1989 A
6
u
CHH 1
3/27/1989 A
6
u
CHH 1
4/03/1989 A
6
u
CHH 1
4/10/1989 A
6
u
CHH 1
4/17/1989 A
6
u
CHH 1
4/24/1989 A
6
u
CHH 1
5/01/1989 A
6
u
CHH 1
5/08/1989 A
6
u
CHH 1
5/15/1989 A
6
u
CHH 1
5/22/1989 A
6
u
CHH 1
5/29/1989 A
5
u
CHH 1
6/05/1989 A
6
u
CHH 1
6/12/1989 A
6
u
CHH 1
6/19/1989 A
5
u
CHH 1
6/26/1989 A
7
u
CHH 1
7/03/1989 A
7
u
CHH 1
7/10/1989 A
7
u
CHH 1
7/17/1989 A
5
u
CHH 1
7/24/1989 A
5
u
CHH 1
7/31/1989 A
5
u
CHH 1
8/07/1989 A
5
u
CHH 1
8/14/1989 A
5
u
CHH 1
8/21/1989 A
5
u
CHH 1
8/28/1989 A
5
u
CHH 1
9/04/1989 A
5
u
CHH 1
9/11/1989 A
5
u
CHH 1
9/18/1989 A
5
u
CHH 1
9/25/1989 A
5
u
CHH 1
10/02/1989 A
5
u
CHH 1
10/09/1989 A
5
u
CHH 1
10/16/1989 A
5
u
CHH 1
10/23/1989 A
5
u
CHH 1
10/30/1989 A
5
u
CHH 1
11/06/1989 A
5
u
CHH 1
11/20/1989 A
5
u
CHH 1
11/27/1989 A
6
u
CHH 1
12/04/1989 A
6
u
CHH 1
12/11/1989 A
7
u
CHH 1
12/18/1989 A
5
u
CHH 1
12/25/1989 A
7
u
2 3731/1989 A
2 9/09/1989 C
1 N S92
1 N C60
CHH 1 3/17/1989 A 1 N R63
CHH 1 4/30/1989 A 1 P N H90
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1/01/1989
INDEX B
12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
NEW BRIDGE OVER ENO ON TOWN'S WISH LIST
TIGHT BUDGET THREATENS ENO PAVING
STATE MAY FUND BRIDGE
READY TO ROLL
ENO MOUNTAIN ROAD SET TO REOPEN
PROTEST OF CURBS, GUTTERS EXPECTED
STATE DOT TO PICK UP TAB FOR ENO MOUNTAIN BRIDGE
ENO BRIDGE OK LIKELY, DOT OFFICIAL SAYS
ENO OCCANEECHI INDIANS
SEE OCCANEECHI INDIANS
ENO RIVER
HILLSBOROUGH WASTEWATER PLAN THRIFTY?
REACTIONS VARY TO DAN SITE PROPOSALS
DYE REMOVAL PROCESS COULD SAVE TOWN MONEY
REPORT UNDERMINES CITIZENS' TRUST __
STATE! HILLSBOROUGH ENGINEER'S REPORT INSUFFICIENT
HILLSBOROUGH MUST LIMIT RED DYE DISCHARGE FROM FLYNT, STATE SAYS
PROTESTERS RALLY AGAINST ENO DAM SITE
DYE REMOVAL RULING 'GOOD NEWS' FOR FLYNT
STATE SOLICITS COMMENTS ON ENO GUIDELINES
LAWSUIT DOESN'T SERVE PUBLIC INTEREST
TROUBLED WATER
FLYNT FABRICS DISPUTES PLAN FOR MONITORING ENO
SITE OF INDIAN VILLAGE ON ENO TO GET MORE STUDY
TIGHTER RED DYE LIMITS URGED .
STATE OFFICIALS GIVE QUALIFIED SUPPORT TO RECYCLING PLAN
NEW BRIDGE OVER ENO ON TOWN'S WISH LIST
SEDIMENTATION CONTROL FINDS NON-COMPLIANCE IN CORPS' POND PROJECT
RED HILL WORK SAID IN LINE WITH STATE LAW
HILLSBOROUGH, FLYNT FABRICS DEVELOP INDEMNITY PACT
LEGAL AGREEMENT CLEARS WAY FOR ENO COLOR REMOVAL PROCESS
ENO RIVER BECOMES LAB FOR YOUNG STUDENTS
HILLSBOROUGH READY TO REMOVE DYE
LIABILITY UNCERTAIN FOR POSSIBLE FUTURE ENO DISCOLORATION
TREATMENT CHEMICAL LEAKS FROM PLANT
NEVER-HAILED LETTER QUESTIONED HILLSBOROUGH DYE-REMOVAL PLAN
STATUS OF FLYNT STUDY UNSURE
STATE ALLOWS TOWN TO REMOVE RED DYE
HILLSBOROUGH WASTEWATER TEST FILED LATE - DEM
ZIMPRO DISPUTES DYE PLAN
ENO WATER ABOVE HILLSBOROUGH PLANT FAILS STATE TEST
FIND SOLUTIONS, NOT EXCUSES „
FLYNT OWNER JOINS SMALL VOICES TO 'INFORM' CRITICS lm.ln,„„,
FAILED TOXICITY TESTS PROMPT DEM TO SLAP VIOLATION ON HILLSBOROUGH
A HATCH MADE IN HILLSBOROUGH
FLYNT MAY ASK TREATMENT PAYMENT
PIPE TEST WORRIES OFFICIALS
HUGO RESCUE OF LOW ENO RIVER EXPECTED
GET OUT. GET WET
WATER MANAGEMENT PLAN UNTESTED, THANKS TO RAIN
ENO RIVER ASSOCIATION
ENO AWARD
WILDERNESS GUARDIAN „ .
THE FIGHT'S NOT OVERj SHARLENE PILKEY TO LEAVE PLANNING BOARD,..
GEORGE PYNE LIKES TO STOP AND SMELL THE WILD FLOWERS
ENO TO BE ON NBC
STATE GIVES *1,000 TO HELP PRESERVE ENO
ENO RIVER BECOMES LAB FOR YOUNG STUDENTS
GLAXO WILL HELP BUY ENO LAND; FESTIVAL WILL REOPEN TOMORROW
ENO RIVER GROUP EXPECTS PROFITS OF $80,000-RUS FROM 10TH ANNUAL...
GET YOUR FEET WET
ENO PLANS WALKS ON THE WILD SIDE THIS FALL
ENO GROUP SHY OF MATCHING GRANT
'TAKE PRIDE IN AMERICA' AWARDS ANNOUNCED
NEW ENO DRIVE LOOP WORRIES NATURALISTS
ENO GROUP ON RECORD WITH LOOP CONCERNS
NEW YEAR'S BRINGS HIKERS TO THE ENO/A WALK IN THE WOODS
N
P
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
— DATE-
5/02/1989
6/29/1989
7/31/1989
8/17/1989
8/29/1989
10/08/1989
10/10/1989
10/20/1989
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
CHH 1
S 2
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C -PG L P BYL
1/01/1989
1/05/1989
1/07/1989
1/07/1989
1/12/1989
1/20/1989
1/31/1989
1/31/1989
3/01/1989
3/08/1989
3/25/1989
4/02/1989
4/05/1989
4/05/1989
4/30/1989
5/02/1989
5/17/1989
5/17/1989 B
5/28/1989 A
6/03/1989 A
6/05/1989 B
6/09/1989 A
6/12/1989
7/04/1989
7/15/1989
7/19/1989
7/25/1989
8/01/1989
8/02/1989
8/12/1989
8/14/1989
9/10/1989
9/10/1989
9/12/1989
9/14/1989
9/15/1989
9/22/1989
10/06/1989
10/13/1989
2/11/1989
3/12/1989
3/13/1989
4/27/1989
5/04/1989
6/01/1989
6/05/1989 B
7/03/1989 A
7/30/1989 C
9/11/1989 A
9/14/1989 D
11/30/1989 B
12/12/1989 C
12/13/1989 A
12/15/1989 C
12/29/1989 D
1 I
2
3
4
1
3
1
3
1
4
1 i
1
3
3
1
3
3
1
3
1
1
3
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
4
1
3
4
3
1
1
10
3
1
4
3
2
3
6
1
1
1
8
7
1
12
1
1
6
N H90
N D38
N D38
P C45
N H90
N W57
N U57
N W57
Q R63
N M20
N R63
E
N R63
N R63
N M20
N R63
N R63
L
PT37
N R63
N H90
N H90
N H90
N H90
N
N H65
N H90
N D38
N
N D38
N D38
N D38
N D38
N D38
N D38
N D38
N D38
N D38
E
N D38
N D38
E
N
N M20
N H20
' N U66
N R53
P T37
E
N H20
F
N
N
N
N S92
N C60
U W66
N
N H65
N R53
N E33
N S7S
F W66
-LX630-
HONTHLY/
ANNUAL
1/01/1969
INDEX BY
12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
D — DATE-
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ENO RIVER CALENDAR
SEE ALSO CALENDARS
ENO CALENDAR OUT EARLY S
ENO RIVER CALENDAR USES FOOD AND HISTORY THEME FOR CLASSIC 1990 VERSION H
CALENDARS BECOMING COLLECTIBLE CREATIONS H
ENO RIVER HILL
SEE WEST POINT HILL
ENO RIVER PARK
SEE ALSO FESTIVAL FOR THE ENO
SEE ALSO PARKS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO PARKS ,N.C.
640-ACRE TRACT HARKED FOR OPEN SPACE
ENO RIVER BECOMES LAB FOR YOUNG STUDENTS
ENO RIVER GROUP EXPECTS PROFITS OF $80,000-fLUS FROH 10TH ANNUAL...
ENO RIVER WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT
SEE ALSO SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANTS, DURHAH
$50,000 PACT CK'D IN STEP TO ALLEVIATE FAILING SEPTIC TANKS
PLAN EXPANDS 2 CITY SEWAGE TREATMENT SITES
COUNTY BOARD BACKS TREYBURN TOWNHOUSE PLANS
SEWAGE TREATMENT OPTIONS ON AGENDA
CLOSE 2 DURHAH SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANTS, EPA SAYS
EPA! ENO CAN'T ACCEPT NEW WASTE
ENO TRACE (SUBDIVISION)
HAJOR PROJECTS INCLUDE HORE THAN 8,500 HOUSING UNITS
ENO VALLEY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
CHARGE INTO ... EATING?
ENO VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPT.
FIRE DESTROYS HOME
ENSEMBLE COURANT (FORMERLY-SOCIETY FOR PERFORMANCE ON ORIS, INSTRUMENTS)
AS HANDEL INTENDED IT/' MESSIAH'
ENSYS INC.
BIOTECHNOLOGY COMPANYY RAISES i4.5 MILLION IN VENTURE CAPITAL
ENTERTAINMENT. DURHAH
CABARET IN INDIANAPOLIS FEATURES TRIANGLE ARTISTS
ANOTHER YEAR NOTED
*$ FREE OF CHARGE «
CATCH ANIMAL TRAINER IN GREENSBORO BEFORE HE QUITS THE CIRCUS
*** FREE OF CHARGE »$
SEMINAR ON FILM DIRECTORS SET
CROSS TO SING ON 'SMOTHERS BROTHERS'
RALEIGH'S WOOD DURHAM'S WOLF/ITEMS OF AMUSEMENT
MERLE WATSON FESTIVAL IS SET FOR LATE APRIL
IRWIN, BELOW AND PINKY FIND ACCLAIM IN FAR PLACES
THAT 'COUSIN' MAY BE SOHEONE YOU KNOW
FJH*TS COUNCIL DIRECTOR JOINS BIG APPLE CIRCUS
'DON GIOVANNI* HAS BROTHER ACT; ITEMS OF AMUSEMENT
SINGING THE GREEN
EUROPEAN TRIO ON N.C. BACH LINEUP/ITEMS OF AMUSBCNT
THERE'S A WIZARD AFTER YOUR CHILDREN
DURHAM BLIZZARDS BLOWN TO NASHVILLE/ITEMS OF AMUSEMENT
BOWIE DEBUTS IN ARTSCENTER 'HEART' /THEATER NOTES
CONCERTS, CRUZ-IN AID GOOD CAUSES
ARTS COUNCIL, ADF ANNOUNCE WINNERS IN DESIGN CONTESTS
SUN'S UP ON HOT TIMES
ART SCENE IS HOT THIS SUMMER
SEASONS SET FOR SUMMER CULTURE
DURHAM SONGWRITER EXPECTING ANOTHER NO. 1 COUNTRY HIT
m FREE OF CHARGE $♦$
BOYS CHOIR OPEN HOUSE IS TONIGHT
FOLKSINGER PLANS 'SUMMER'S DAY' AT WEST POINT ON ENO
2 6/29/1989 D
2 10/01/1989 D
2 10/22/1989 D
5 N
3 P U H45
3 P U H45
CHH 1 4/06/1989 A
H 2 6/05/1989 B
H 2 7/30/1989 C
H
S
S
H
S
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
S
H
H
H
H
H
H
S
S
H
H
S
H
H
1 M N M70
1 P N
1 N C60
1/25/1989 C
2/03/1989 A
2/14/1989 C
4/06/1989 C
6/17/1989 A
2 12/29/1989 A
N A54
N S69
N A54
N A54
N R63
N E33
H 2 8/20/1989 C
S 2 5/19/1989 C
3 N C60
1 P P K30
H 2 7/14/1989 C 1 P P S73
H 2 12/08/1989 D 12 P P C58
H 2 5/07/1989 D 8 N
1/02/1989
1/05/1989
1/05/1989
1/09/1989
1/12/1989
1/16/1989
1/23/1989
2/06/1989 B
2/13/1989 A
2/20/1989 A
2/27/1989 A
3/06/1989 B
3/13/1989 A
3/16/1989
3/20/1989
3/27/1989
4/03/1989
4/10/1989
4/17/1989 B
5/01/1989 B
5/04/1989 D
5/04/1989
5/07/1989
5/08/1989
5/11/1989
5/15/1989
5/22/1989 B
U W66
F B71
I
U W66
I
U W66
U W66
U W66
U W66
U W66
U W66
U W66
U W66
N
U W66
U W66
U W66
U U66
U W66
U U66
P S76
I B71
N
U W66
I
U W66
U W66
-LX630-
M ON
THLY/ANNUAL
1/01/1989
INDEX BY
12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
PARK PARTY, GUILD SALE ON TAP THIS SATURDAY
HOGS. HOLLERIN', HOEKWNS MAI* THE SEASON
MELODRAMA TO CROSS TRACKS _ „
ALLMANS RIDING REUNION ROAD/ITEMS Of AMUSEMENT
WTIK BRANCHES OUT WITH A BATBROADCAST
DURHAM'S DOG BEING PUT OUT TO BOARDING KENNEL
PRICELESS BENTS OFFERED IN TRIANGLE
MOONSTRUCK AGAIN, AFTER 20 YEARS
DUKE'S JAFFE GETS 'TIMES' APPROVAL _
THE PALACE IS MOVING ITS ACTS TO DOWNTOWN
AS 'OZ*TURNS 50, CBS RECORDS PLANS NEU EDITION OF SOUNDTRACK
N.C. SHOW LOOKING FOR ARTISTS
B-WESTERN FANS LOOK TO SUNSET rmrr^rn rr„T11A1
BULL DURHAM BLUES STEPPING OUT WITH SEPTEMBER FESTIVAL
DANCE ENSEMBLE HAS AFRICAN GUEST _„„„
HILLTOP S.P.E.B.S.Q.S.A. WANTS HARMONIZERS
UNUSUAL, DOWNRIGHT STRANGE EVENTS HEADED THIS WAY
GET YOUR FEET WET
MARSICANO MESSAGE TO BELFAST
DON'T HISS — SERPENT MAKES SWEET MUSIC
EX-RAMBLER CRAVER BACK AS EARLY BIRD
ADEN OF EDDIE'S DIRECTS SOLSTICE EXTRAVAGANZA
LIFE IN THE TACKY LANE; PERSONALIZED STREET SIGNS
WINDHAM HILL PUTS OUT ALBUM BY PIERCE PETTIS
BOYD NAMED AS CHIEF DESIGNER FOR ART MUSEUM
UNC PLAYMAKER 'ARTIST' AT DUKE mi -— tt
IF A PROMOTIONAL IDEA CLICKS... WELL, GO WITH IT
COMMUNITY HOMELESS SHELTER SELLS DURHAM HOLIDAY CARDS
SATELLITE TV DISHES ON THE REBOUND, SPOKESMAN SAYS
MELODRAMA THEATER GETS NEW PRODUCERS
KICK UP YOUR HEELS-HIGH OR OTHERWISE/NEW YEAR'S BE
ADIEU TO THE *80Si BONJOUR TO THE '90S/NEW YEAR'S EVE
ENTERNX?OTAfENARflST»S TAPESTRY CHOSEN FOR SWISS SHOW
ENTERTAINMENT TAXES, CHAPEL HILL
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C, TAXES
SEE ALSO HOTEL TAX
SEE ALSO TAXES, N.C.
OFFICIALS WANT OK FOR TAX ON ENTERTAINMENT
ENTERTAINMENT TAX ILL-ADVISED
•TICKET' TAX WOULD FULFILL WORTHY PURPOSE
TUCHI CRITICAL OF EVENT TAXATION
A TAX FOR THE SAKE OF TAXING?
ENTRAPMENT
SEE ALSO CRIMINAL EVIDENCE _
JUDGE BLOCKS DEFENSE EFFORTS TO SHOW ENTRAPMENT OF BONDSMAN
JURY CONVICTS BONDSMAN IN BRIBE CASE
ENTREPRENEURIALSHIP
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, DURHAM
SEE ALSO COUNCIL FOR ENTREPRENEURIAL DEVELOPMENT
DUKE ENTREPRENEURSHIP CONFERENCE FEATURES '67 GRAD
ENTREPRENEURS HALL OF FAME DEDICATION CEREMONY IS TODAY
HALL TO HONOR BUSINESS WIZARDS > _ „„_„„
THE NEXT REVOLUTION! ENTREPRENEURS CHANGING FACE OF NATION'S BUSINESS.
ENTREPRENEURIAL GROUP PLANS WORKSHOPS
ENVIRONMENTAL CONTAMINANTS
SEE ALSO ASBESTOS
SEE ALSO CHEMICAL SPILLS
SEE ALSO HAZARDOUS MATERIALS
SEE ALSO PCB (POLYCHLORINATED BIPHENYLS)
SEE ALSO PESTICIDES
COMMERCIAL PURCHASES INCREASINGLY INCLUDE ENVIRONMENTAL PROBE
SURVEY PLANNED TO GUAGE CANCER RATE IN BUTNER
D — DATE-
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H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
S
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
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
S
2
5/29/1989 B
6/06/1989 B
6/12/1989 B
6/19/1989 B
6/26/1989 B
7/03/1989 A
7/14/1989
7/20/1989
7/24/1989
7/31/1989
8/07/1989
8/14/1989
8/22/1989
8/24/1989
8/28/1989
9/04/1989
9/07/1989
9/11/1989
9/18/1989
9/25/1989 ..
10/02/1989 A
10/09/1989 A
10/16/1989
10/23/1989
10/30/1989
11/06/1989
11/20/1989
11/27/1989 ..
12/04/1989 B
12/11/1989 B
12/22/1989 D
12/29/1989 D
1
5
1
1
1
6
5
10
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
2
8
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
1
1
20
5
U U66
P U W66
U W66
U W66
P U W66
U U66
N
P I
U W66
PU W66
U U66
U W66
U W66
P F W66
U U66
U W66
P F B71
U W66
U W66
U U66
P U W66
U W66
P U W66
P U W66
U U66
U U66
U U66
U W66
U U66
U U66
P F M60
P I M60
H 2 4/24/1989 B 1 U W66
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
1/15/1989
1/17/1989
1/24/1989
11/16/1989
11/17/1989
2 8/09/1989 B 1
2 8/16/1989 C 1
N M70
E
L
N M20
E
N B53
N S82
H
CHH
CHH
CHH
H
1/01/1989 C
5/31/1989 A
6/01/1989 A
6/01/1989 A
12/01/1989 C
12
5
3
3 P
4
N
N
N 317
N S17
N K65
2 11/18/1989 C
1 12/06/1989 C
1 N C60
1 P N T32
ENVIRONMENTAL DEFENSE FUND
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ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
-DATE-
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REGULATION OF TOXIC EMISSIONS URGEDjADVQCACY GROUP UNVEILS RESULTS,., H 2
GROUP URGES TOWN TO TIGHTEN SLUDGE TESTING OW 1
STATE'S TOP AIR POLLUTERS REDUCED EMISSIONS DURING... (CORRECTED 8-4-89) H 2
GROUPS SAY WASTEWATER PLANTS POLLUTING RIVERS H 2
2/28/1989 A 1 C N C60
7/21/1989 A 3 N D38
8/03/1989 C 1 N C60
8/09/1989 C 1 N
ENVIRONMENTAL DIAGNOSTICS
BURLINGTON COMPANY'S DRUG TEST OK'D
N.C. BUSINESS BRIEFLY
ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION
ENO RIVER BECOMES LAB FOR YOUNG STUDENTS
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH RESEARCH AND TESTING CO.
OHIO BUSINESS TO MOVE TO RTP
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENTS
SEE ALSO IMPACT FEES
NO IMPACT STATEMENT REQUIRED FOR MOBILE'S EXPLORATORY WELL
ALASKA SPILL HOLDS LESSON FOR N.C.
COMPROMISE PLAN CAN PROTECT N.C. COASTLINE
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT POLICY UNDER FIRE
ENVIRONMENTAL INSPECTIONS
COMMERCIAL PURCHASES INCREASINGLY INCLUDE ENVIRONMENTAL PROBE
ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT COMMISSION
SEE N.C. ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT COMMISSION
ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION
SEE AIR POLLUTION
SEE ENVIRONMENTAL CONTAMINANTS
SEE FISH KILLS
SEE OIL SPILLS
SEE POLLUTION
SEE POLLUTION, FINES
SEE WATER POLLUTION
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
SEE ALSO CAROLINA COASTAL CELEBRATION
SEE ALSO COASTAL DEVELOPMENT, N.C,
SEE ALSO N.C. DIVISION OF ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT
SEE ALSO POLLUTION, FINES
SEE ALSO SAVE TIC WATER INC.
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL INSTITUTE FOR ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL STUDENT ENVIRONMENTAL ACTION COALITION
ENVIRONMENTAL GROUPS PLEASED WITH PROPOSALS
BILL SEEKS TO REMOVE LIMITS ON ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATIONS
HACKNEY HOPING TO FORM HOUSE ENVIRONMENTAL CAUCUS
N.C. ENVIRONMENTAL BILL GAINS IN SENATE
SENATE VOTES TO REPEAL 'HARDISON AMENDMENTS'
BILL FINDS CORRECT BALANCE
RELIGIOUS ENVIRONMENTAL GROUP SPREADS ITS WORD
N.C. ENVIRONMENTAL GROUPS QUESTION STATE RANKINGS
GULLEY TO SPEAK AT DUKE ENVIRONMENT AWARENESS WEEK
EIGHTHH3RADERS STUDY ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES
LENGTHY DEBATE DELAYS VOTE ON COMPARATIVE FAULT
COMMITTEE REJECTS BAN OF OPEN BEER CONTAINERS IN CARS
DEMONSTRATORS SHOW SUPPORT FOR BILLS TO PROTECT COAST
A CAUSE FOR THE TAKING
GOVERNMENT SHOULDN'T BE COOL TO WARMING
RIVER DUMPING SHOULD BE A FELONY
BUSH CAN ESTABLISH TONE ON ENVIRONMENT
UNEASY COMPROMISE REACHED ON ENVIRONMENTAL RULES
UNC ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAM FUNDING CLEARS SUBCOMMITTEE
CONFLICT IN ENVIRONMENTAL RULES CONTINUES
SEA TALE; LOCAL STORYTELLER READY TO SET SAIL ON U.S. -SOVIET ADVENTURE
LEGISLATOR SAYS ANTI-POLLUTION BILL BEING UNDERMINED
BUSH PROPOSAL OFFERS HOPE FOR CLEANER AIR
LOOKING OUT FOR THE STRIPED BASS
SOUTH BEHIND OTHER REGIONS IN CONSERVING NATURAL RESOURCES
H 2 1/17/1989 A 8 N
H 2 1/24/1989 A 10 N
H 2 6/05/1989 B 1 P N
H 2 10/26/1989 B 6 N K65
H 2 1/06/1989 A 8 N
CHH 1 4/07/1989 A 4 E
S 2 8/08/1989 A 4 E
CHH 1 10/03/1989 A 3 N M20
H 2 11/18/1989 C 1 N C60
H
2
1/18/1989 D
11
N
H
2
1/19/1989 A
11
N
CHH 1
1/29/1989 A
3
N M20
H
2
2/23/1989 A
1
N
H
2
2/24/1989 A
11
P N
S
2
2/25/1989 A
4
E
H
2
2/27/1989 B
1
N
H
2
3/01/1989 B
6
N
H
2
3/17/1989 A
15 P N D80
H
2
4/05/1989 B
5 P N S76
H
2
5/04/1989 B
4
N
H
2
5/05/1989 A
14
N
H
2
5/10/1989 C
5
N
CHH 1
5/11/1989 A
4
E
S
2
5/11/1989 A
4
E
S
2
5/16/1989 A
5
J Oil
S
2
5/24/1989 A
4
E
H
2
5/26/1989 A
10
N
CHH 1
5/27/1989 A
1
N M20
S
2
6/01/1989 A
5
J on
C*
1 1
6/05/1989 A
3 P N
H
2
6/08/1989 B
5
N
S
2
6/14/1989 A
4
E
CHH 1
6/25/1989 A
4
E
H
2
7/05/1989 B
7
N K65
-LX630- HONTHLY/ANNUAL I N D E X B Y SUBJECTS
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989
PROTECTING THE TREES
AN IDEA WORTH WATCHING
ENVIRONMENT STILL DEMANDS CARE, SPOKESMAN SAYS
ENVIRONMENT RECEIVES ITS RIGHTFUL PRIORITY
FELONY ENVIRONMENTAL LAW NEEDED _
ENVIRONMENTALISTS HAIL PEAT MINING SETTLEMENT
AGREEMENT GOOD NEWS FOR WETLANDS
ENVIRONMENTALISTS WIN ONE
NELSON URGES ADOPTION OF ENVIRONMENT POLICY _
FORESTRY INDUSTRY WARNED TO HEED ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES
ENVIRONMENTAL SYMPOSIUM SCHEDULED
MYTH HAMPER OUR EFFORTS TO SAVE THE ENVIRONMENT
THE MAINSTREAM ENVIRONtENTALISTS/SUNSHARES
WORLD WAR II ENVIRONMENTAL TRASH TARGET OF BUTNER STUDY
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
SEE ALSO AIR POLLUTION
SEE ALSO NOISE POLLUTION
SEE ALSO WATER POLLUTION
SEE ALSO WATER QUALITY _
ATC GETS FIVE-YEAR CONTRACT WITH EPA
WHEN NIMBY TAKES A BACK SEAT rinim
N.C. STATE CHOSEN FOR HAZARDOUS WASTE STUDY CENTER
BOARD OF GOVERNORS OKS *28 MILLION UNC EPA BUILDING
EAT YOUR VEGETABLES - WARILY
N.C. MAKES EPA'S TOP 10 POLLUTER LIST
POLLUTION PROGRAMS REQUIRE ACTION SOON
EPA OPTIONS AIM TO CURB 'GREENHOUSE'
EPA ANNUAL CONFERENCE INCLUDES NICOTINE STUDY
POLLUTANTS MEASURED IN EPA'S TEST HOUSE
EPA VISITS DURHAM SCHOOLS
DURHAM EPA SAYS N.C. COULD CLEAN UP WITH BUSH PROPOSALS ,
TRIANGLE SCIENTISTS WOULD BE KEY PLAYERS IN BUSH'S CLEAN-AIR PLAN
close 2 durham sewage treatment plants, epa says
epa: expand northside plant
7 private incinerators burn nuclear waste
utility gives tt,500 to fund workgroups
unc, epa plan »28 million center to study air pollution
epaj durham has moderate dirty-air level
trustees veto design of wunc-fm building
latin americans begin anti-pollution training
owasa sees higher costs
rtp firm gets epa cleanup contract _
n.c. can handle hazardous waste, state officials tell epa
martin hopes to salvage waste compact
oxford officials must answer to epa on sewer woes
trash won't leave in puff of smoke
oxford officials will send epa more information
agreement to protect 1,000- year-old trees
epa! eno can't accept new waste
envirotek, inc.
planners recommend against environtek
teer withdraws suit against orange co.
quarry hopes crushed
quarry firm wants buffer land rezoned
ephesus elementary school (chapel hill, n.c.)
GO, GO, GO...
THAT'S B-E-A-R
EPILEPSY
SEE ALSO DISEASES (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC DISEASES)
GRANT BOOSTS EFFORTS TO FIND EPILEPSY CURE
EPISCOPALIANS
EPISCOPAL DIOCESE ENDORSES WOMAN BISHOP
EPSTEIN-BARR VIRUS
SEE ALSO DISEASES (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC DISEASES)
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
H 2
H 2
S 2
CHH 1
H 2
S 2
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
H 1
H 2
S 2
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I T
L Y
-PG LP BYL
7/07/1989 A
7/07/1989 A
7/10/1989 A
7/18/1989 A
8/05/1989 A
8/26/1989 B
8/26/1989 A
9/11/1989
10/04/1989
10/06/1989
11/16/1989
11/19/1989
12/03/1989
12/15/1989
1/03/1989
1/10/1989
2/09/1989
3/11/1989
3/13/1989
3/23/1989
3/27/1989
4/04/1989
4/08/1989 B
4/17/1989 C
5/03/1989
6/14/1989
6/15/1989
6/17/1989
6/17/1989
6/25/1989
6/30/1989
7/17/1989 B
7/27/1989 A
9/04/1989 A
9/05/1989 B
9/17/1989 A
9/28/1989
10/18/1989
10/20/1989
12/01/1989
12/02/1989
12/06/1989
12/29/1989
12/29/1989
E
E
N S17
E
E
N
E
E
N C62
N K65
N
J
J
N T33
6
4
8
1
4
1
4
1
5
1
12
1
4
1
1
N
E
N
N S17
E
N
E
N K65
N K65
N K65
N
N K65
N K65
N R63
N M06
1 M N K65
N
N K65
N
N S17
N K65
N M25
N E33
N L40
N L40
N T33
E
N T32
N H65
N E33
CHH 1 4/07/1989 A 1 N M70
CHH 1 4/25/1989 A 1 N R63
CHH 1 5/17/1989 A 1 N M20
CHH 1 8/01/1989 A 1 N M20
CHH
CHH
1 3/11/1989 A
1 12/19/1989 A
3 P P S73
3 P N C62
CHH 1 10/03/1989 A 3 P N S17
H 2 1/29/1989 B 3 N
-LX630- MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
SEE ALSO INFLUENZA
SEE ALSO VIRUS
VIRUS INFECTIONS CAUSE MANY CANCERS, BUT LINK IS UNCLEAR
EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY COMMISSION
SEE ALSO tfFIRMATIVE ACTION
SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT, N.C.
SEE ALSO JOB DISCRIMINATION
EEOC INVESTIGATORS REACHING OUT TO HEAR COHFLAINTS
COMMISSION TO CONDUa INTERVIEWS
EEOC TO VISIT CHAPEL HILL
EQUAL OPPORTUNITY COMMISSION
SEE EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY COMMISSION
ERIK THE VIKING (FILM)
'ERIK THE VIKIN6»/UP THE FIORD WITHOUT A MEMORABLE PLOT
ERNST & WHINNEY
TOP ACCOUNTING FIRMS TO MERGE
ERNST 4 YOUNG
TOP ACCOUNTING FIRMS TO MERGE
EROSION
SEE ALSO BEACHES, N.C. AND S.C.
SEE ALSO COASTAL DEVELOPMENT, N.C.
SEE ALSO DURHAM SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT
SEE ALSO SEDIMENTATION CONTROL, DURHAM CITY AND DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE
OFFICE OFFERS FARMERS HELP ON EROSION LAW
PRICE IS HIGH FOR OCEAN-FRONT LIVING
PILKEY: BARRIER ISLANDS ASSAULTED, VEGETATION VANISHING
HORSES HURT ISLANDS
BEACHES WILL SURVIVE US
GARDNER CALLS FOR ACTION TO SAVE BRIDGE
DUKE PROFESSOR! U.S. ERRS ON COST OF RESANDING BEACHES
BONNER BRIDGE DESERVES PRIORITY
FOR DUKE RESEARCHER, BEACH REBUILDING GOES AGAINST THE GRAIN
ARMY ESTIMATES ON BEACH WORK FAR OFF— PILKEY
95 FARMERS STILL NEED PLAN TO CONTROL EROSION
GEOLOGISTS STUDYING 10 ISLAND BEACHES
CROPLAND PROGRAM NEAR MARK
INSIGHT/PRESERVING SHORELINES FOR FUTURE GENERATIONS
MARTIN STOOPS TOO LOW IN PUSHING JETTY PLAN
COUNTRY CLUB WILL SEEK PERMIT FOR EROSION WORK
PILKEY! HUGO MAY SPUR BEACH PROTECTION
HURRICANE HUGO IS ECHO OF PILKEY'S CALL
BATTLE OVER BEACHFRONT PROTECTION
DEADLINE APPROACHES ON PLANS FOR IMPROVING SOIL CONSERVATION
COUNTY CUTS DEVELOPER'S FINE TO URGE CLEANUP OF EROSION SITE
ERRORS
SEE ALSO ASSOCIATED PRESS, CORRECTIONS
SEE ALSO COMPUTER ERRORS
SEE ALSO DRUG ERRORS
SEE ALSO DURHAM MORNING HERALD, CORRECTIONS AND CLARIFICATIONS
SEE ALSO DURHAM SUN, CORRECTIONS AND CLARIFICATIONS
EDITORS, SAY 'IT'S' AIN'T SO
SURVEY TAXES PROFESSIONALS
DON'T COUNT ON IRS' ADVICE
SIMPLER U.S. TAX LAWS WOULD REDUCE ERRORS
APPEALS COURT RULES *500.000 RESTITUTION EXCESSIVE IN DEATH-BY-VEHICLE
THIRD DEATH LINKED TO HOSPITAL PHARMACY
CITY'S 'CLERICAL ERROR' ON ENO DRIVE STIRS TWO NEIGHBORHOODS
COLOMBIA ISN'T BOLIVIA
ADMINISTRATION PLAGUED AGAIN
CLEARING UP A HISTORICAL ERROR
MISLABELED MAILING GOES OUT TO PRESS
PLANNERS RAPPED FOR TYPING ERRORS
S
E
-DATE — C
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L Y
-TO L P BYL
H 2 4/06/1989 C 2 N C60
CHH 1 3/15/1989 A 3 N H90
CHH 1 4/11/1989 A 3 N
CHH 1 6/05/1989 A 3 N
H 2 10/27/1989 D 15 P R S66
H 2 6/24/1989 B 5 N
H 2 6/24/1989 B 5 N
S 2
CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
H 2
H 1
S 2
H 2
CHH 1
H 2
S 2
CHH 1
S 2
S 2
CHH 1
S 2
S 2
1/21/1989 C
2/26/1989 A
3/11/1989 A
3/11/1989 A
3/13/1989 A
3/14/1989 B
3/15/1989 C
3/16/1989 A
4/16/1989 A
4/29/1989 C
5/30/1989 C
6/30/1989 A
7/11/1989 A
7/30/1989 D
7/31/1989 A
8/10/1989 A
9/25/1989 A
9/26/1989 A
10/03/1989 A
10/16/1989 C
10/24/1989 A
1
4
1
1
4
4
1
4
7
c
J
1
12
3
1
4
3
1
4
4
1
1
N H65
E
N H65
N
E
N
N
E
N
N
N H65
N
N D38
F
E
N K70
N S92
E
E
N H65
N H65
H
2
1/20/1989 A
( L
S
2
2/21/1989 A i
» E
H
2
2/22/1989 A '
» E
S
2
3/20/1989 A ■
1 E
H
2
4/09/1989 B
I N S82
H
2
4/09/1989 B
I N
H
2
4/11/1989 C
I N S69
H
2
5/15/1989 A i
\ M L
H
2
7/26/1989 A '
1 E
CHH
1
8/25/1989 A '
1 L
CHH
1
9/12/1989 A ;
S N
CHH
1
11/08/1989 A :
! N
-LX630-
MONTHLY/
ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
POLICE LOG/$4,000 IN CHECKS, CASH STOLEN WHILE CLERK DISTRACTED
WHERE'S THE EDITOR AT?
LETTER WAS WRONG
SUBBING FOR HUBBY
ERWIN COTTON HILLS
TEXTILES HAVE BECOME
ERWIN HILLS
SEE ERWIN COTTON HILLS
'GRAND DUKE' OF INDUSTRIAL BOOH IN DURHAM
ERWIN OIL CO. _,
THE EVER-CHANGING OIL PRICES
ERWIN SQUARE
PROPOSED ORDINANCE WOULD HINDER PROGRESS |
FIRST UNION PLAZA S
WHEN TALL COSTS THE HOST mtmM H
SANFORDJ ERWIN LOSS COULD COST CITY $1.19 MILLION S
DEVELOPER CRITICIZES ZONING REVISIONS PLAN S
ERWIN SQUARE EXPANSION _„ .
DURHAM PROJECTS PROPOSAL SPURS SPARKS S
PROPOSED MAJOR-PROJECTS ORDINANCE CAUSES STIR H
STEADY PROGRESS S
DEVELOPMENT VITAL
A WAYUAfD ORDINANCE m _„ H
SOMEONE DOING SURVEY ON DEBATED PROJECTS S
HAMNER SUBMITS BLUEPRINT FOR BATTLE OVER ERWIN SQUARE „.Alvpnnu. "
...COACH HAMNER'S "RAMBLING YUPPIES" HAVE US ON OUR OWN... (CARTOON) H
FOES OF MAJOR-PROJECTS ORDINANCE MAY HELP REVISE IT H
ERWIN SQUARE IS PRIMARILY OFFICES, NOT SHOPPING MALL H
CONFRONTATIONS WILL NOT FOSTER GOOD DEVELOPMENT H
'HEY THERE, CLAY HAMNER, COME IN FROM THE COLD' __ H
NINTH ST. - NEIGHBORHOOD WITHIN A CITY FACES CHANS • H
PEOPLE'S ALLIANCE SAYS 1,300 HAVE SIGNED ERWIN SQUARE PETITION H
THIS WASN'T 'REPUGNANT' _ H
HEIGHT LIMITS PROPOSED FOR BUILDINGS IN DURHAM H
FRIENDSHIPS AND DEVELOPMENT mMu H
HEARING DRAWS PROS, CONS TO MAJOR-PROJECTS PROPOSAL S
FIRST UNION PLAZA g
HOUSING CODE APPEALS BOARD PROPOSED ^
ERWIN SQUARE DEMISE WILL COST DURHAM, BACKERS SAY
MAJOR PROJECTS ORDINANCE FOES GET TURN AT BAT (CORRECTED 9-20-89) H
BANGING THE RULES? MAJOR PROJECTS ORDINANCE, DOUNZONING ARE BOTH UNFAIR H
ESPIONAGE
SEE SPIES
ESSAYS
KOREAN IMMIGRANT WINS, LOSES CONTEST ON AMERICAN PRIDE
ESTATE PLANNING
SEE ALSO INSURANCE
SEE ALSO WILLS „
COURT RULING BACKS WATKINS IN ESTATE CASE
ESTES DRIVE (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.)
WIDEN ESTES DRIVE? WHAT DO YOU THINK? _ mrmt
WIDENING ESTES DRIVE WOULD INCREASE TRAFFIC, COMPUTER PROJECTS
WATER LINE WORK PLANNED FOR ESTES
TOWN MAY SEIZE ESTES DRIVE LAND
TRAFFIC WOES ON ESTES DRIVE MAY CONTINUE
ESTES DRIVE SPEED LIMITS LOWERED
ESTES DRIVE REPAVING TO LAST INTO OCTOBER
ESTES HILLS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.)
CORRECTION
CORRECTION
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-PG L P BYL
H 2 11/20/1989 B 1 Nffil
H 2 12/01/1989 A 4 L
H 2 12/13/1989 A 4 E
H 2 12/28/1989 A 4 E
S 2 4/19/1989 F 5 F M06
H 2 7/04/1989 A 4 E
1/12/1989 A
1/20/1989 C
7/24/1989 A
9/18/1989 A
9/19/1989 A
1/05/1989 A
1/06/1989 C
1/07/1989 C
1/09/1989 A
1/12/1989 A
1/18/1989
2/01/1989
2/02/1989
2/10/1989
2/22/1989
3/10/1989
3/13/1989
3/20/1989 ..
5/03/1989 C
5/04/1989 A
6/22/1989 C
8/19/1989 A
9/06/1989 B
9/10/1989 F
9/12/1989 C
9/17/1989 A
9/19/1989 B
9/20/1989 A
9/20/1989 A
E
P P M66
E
N C61
P N C61
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
N H70
N S69
P M66
E
E
N S78
N S69
T C50
N S69
L
L
Q S56
N A54
E
N R63
E
N C61
P T37
N R63
N S69
N S69
N
E
H 2 12/17/1989 A 1 P N N36
H 1 6/09/1989 C 1 P N L40
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
1/08/1989 A
2/23/1989 A
2/25/1989 A
4/07/1989 A
7/31/1989 A
8/30/1989 A
9/19/1989 A
1 N M70
3 N M70
1 M N L90
3 N K70
3 N L90
3 N
3 N
H 2
CHH 1
3/11/1989 C
3/12/1989 A
3
2
N
N
-LX630-
HONTHLY/
ANNUAL
1/01/1989
INDEX BY
12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
PAGE 486
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A QUILT FOR THE EARTH
RIVCR SPIRIT
ESTONIA
SEE ALSO SOVIET UNION
SEE ALSO TARTU, ESTONIA
TEEN HATCHES HISTORY UNFOLD IN ESTONIA
ESTROGEN
SEE ALSO BIRTH CONTROL
SEE ALSO MENOPAUSE
SEE ALSO WOMEN, HEALTH CARE
NEW DUKE CLINIC TREATS THE ESTROGEN-DEPRIVED
ETHAMOLIN INJECTION
GLAXO TO MARKET NEW DRUG
RESEARCH PARK'S GLAXO BEGINS MARKETING 1ST 'ORPHAN DRUG'
ETHICAL CULTURE SOCIETY
RELIGION, POLICY DON'T ALWAYS MIX,
PRICE SAYS
ETHICS CODE
SEE ALSO BUSINESS ETHICS
SEE ALSO CONFLICT OF INTERESTS
SEE ALSO FINANCIAL DISCLOSURE LAWS
SEE ALSO JOURNALISTIC ETHICS
SEE ALSO MEDICAL ETHICS
SEE ALSO N.C. BOARD OF ETHICS
SEE ALSO N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, CONFLICT OF INTERESTS
SEE ALSO U.S. SENATE ETHICS COMMITTEE
COURSE FOCUSES ON AMERICA'S ETHICS
WRIGHT SHOULD KEEP HANDS OFF ETHICS CODE
COASTAL PANEL MEMBERS GET ETHICS BOARD CAUTION LETTERS
STRESS ON ETHICS WELCOME
ETHICS QUEST! A THUMB IN DIKE
ETHICS BILL'S PUBLIC RELATIONS BAGGAGE WORRIES LAWMAKERS
BILLS WOULD STRENGTHEN LAWMAKERS' ETHICAL STANDARDS
ETHICS ISSUE MAKING MEMBERS OF TRANSPORTATION BOARD WARY
SCHOOL OF NURSING AT DUKE SCHEDULES LECTURE ON ETHICS
NCCU'S LIBRARY SCHOOL CONTINUES ETHICS TRADITION
CONGRESSMEN FEAR SUIT AGAINST ROSE IS PLAY FOR POWER
WHATEVER HAPPENED TO OLD-LINE ETHICS?
ILLEGAL, NO; SCANDALOUS, YES/ JAMES WATT, OTHERS USED POL TO HELP.
TAXPAYERS HIRE HIS LOVER
REP. CHARLIE ROSE HAY BE NEXT TARGET OF GOP ETHICS CRUSADERS
COUNCIL ETHICS RULES NEED TO BE CHANGED
ADOPT PRINCIPLES POLICY
LUCAS' NOMINATION IGNORES ETHICS THEME
CONGRESS NEEDS CLEAN-UP
FORUM DEBATES ETHICS IN LOCAL GOVERNMENT (CORRECTED 9-26-89)
RELIGION, POLICY DON'T ALWAYS MIX, PRICE SAYS
ETHICS IN GOVERNMENT ACT
JUSTICE DEPARTMENT SUES CONGRESSMAN
ETHIOPIA
HELP FOR THE HUNGRY BEST LELAND MEMORIAL
ETHNIC STUDIES
SEE DURHAM, N.C, ETHNIC POPULATION
SEE U.S. IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION SERVICE
EUBANKS ROAD
COUNTY HOPING MEASURES WILL BOOST RECYCLING
EUROPA CENTER
KENAN NEW OWNER OF EUROPA CENTER
ROOM WITH A VIEW
WORLD OF GLASS
S I T
N E ELY
P D — DATE — C -PS L P BYL
CHH 1 4/28/1989 A
CHH 1 7/14/1989 A
3 P P L38
1 P P L38
S 2 9/12/1989 A 6 P F S27
H 2 5/13/1989 A 14 N D80
S 2 2/21/1989 B 1 N
S 2 6/16/1989 C 1 N
CHH 1 11/13/1989 A 1 N H90
CHH 1
1/09/1989 A
5 P N
S 2
1/09/1989 A
4 E
H 2
1/22/1989 B
1 N
S 2
1/24/1989 A
4 E
H 2
2/11/1989 A
4 E
H 2
2/19/1989 B
1 N
S 2
2/28/1989 A
5 J Oil
H 2
3/05/1989 B
1 N
H 2
3/11/1989 C
6 N
H 2
5/12/1989 C
16 N
H 2
5/24/1989 B
7 N
CHH 1
5/29/1989 A
4 U
H 2
6/02/1989 A
4 E
H 2
6/13/1989 A
4 E
H 2
6/13/1989 A
10 P N
S 2
6/26/1989 A
4 E
CHH 1
6/29/1989 A
4 L
S 2
7/20/1989 A
4 E
H 2
7/31/1989 A
4 E
CHH 1
9/23/1989 A
3 P N
CHH 1
11/13/1989 A
1 N H90
H 2 5/20/1989 B 5 P N
S 2 8/16/1989 A 4 E
CHH 1 3/28/1989 A 1 N M20
CHH 1 4/02/1989 A 1 P N M25
CHH 1 4/15/1989 A 1 P P L38
S 2 4/26/1989 B 1 P P L38
EUROPA TTRTVE
-LX630-
MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX BY SUBJECTS PS^.1§Z
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989 2/15/90
S IT
N E ELY
P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
CHH 1
H 2
cm i
7/12/1989 A
4/02/1989 D
6/14/1989 A
2 5/22/1989 A
2 12/31/1989 D
H 2 3/26/1989 D
S 2 3/29/1989 A
H 2 3/31/1989 A
H 2 6/17/1989 A
H 2 8/27/1989 C
S 2 9/19/1989 A
H 2 12/18/1989 A
RIMER URGES TOWN NOT TO DUCK ISSUE
nnpr
WHILE U.S. FRETS OVER ASIAN NATIONS EUROPEAN COMPANIES MOVING SWIFTLY
EUROPEAN COMMON MARKET , «»«_ „„**-.
BUSINESSMEN LAUD ECONOMIC 'FORTRESS EUROPE'
EUROPEAN ECONOMIC COMMUNITY
SEE EUROPEAN COMMON MARKET
EUTHANASIA
SEE ALSO DEATH
SEE ALSO LIVING UILL
SEE ALSO RIGHT-TO-DIE nmni
DISTRAUGHT FATHER HAS SUFFERED ENOUGH
THE HIGH COST OF LIVING
EVACUATIONS
SEE DISASTER EVACUATION PLANS
EVANGELISM
SEE ALSO PRAISE THE LORD mmm
SEE ALSO RELIGION (SEE ALSO NAMES OF CHURCHES)
IMPIOUS BOARD GAME
ROBERTS SEEKS MILLIONS MORE
CHURCHES SHOW UNITY IN MARCH mtmr
EVANGELIST: SIGNS AJ£ RIGHT FOR RETURN OF CHRIST
EVERGLADES
PROFESSOR WORKS TO HELP RESTORE THE EVERGLADES
DUKE PROFESSOR WORKS TO HELP RESTORE THE FLORIDA EVERGLADES
PROVIDING HABITAT FOR FLOCKS
EVERGREEN DEVELOPMENTAL DAY CARE CENTER
SEE ALSO CHILD CARE CENTERS
'SPECIAL NEEDS' MEANS SPECIAL CARE
EVERGREEN NURSERY <NC 54) _ _ _ ,„,„-» A ,
WOMAN, 71, HURT FIGHTING POLICE f 2 2/17/1989 A 1
WOMAN HURT IN SCUFFLE COULD FACE CHARGE mrmm § 2 2/18/1989 C 1
BUSINESSMAN IS CONVICTED OF ASSAULTING FIRE INSPECTOR S 2 3/29/1989 C 1
EVICTIONS
SEE ALSO EMINENT DOMAIN
SEE ALSO REAL ESTATE FORECLOSURES
EVICTING THE DRUG DEALERS
PUBLIC HOUSING ID CARDS MAY SOON BE RULE
INCOME FORMULA THE RUB IN FAMILY LOSING RESIDENCE
EVIL FOR GOOD IN WINSTON-SALEM (BOOK) „ . , __.,___ .
BOND-POWELL BOOK DRAWS DURHAM READERS S 2 1/23/1989 A
AUTHOR SAYS CONTROVERSIAL BOOK IS COSTING HIM HIS JOB S 2 1/23/1989 C
EXCHANGE CLUB INDUSTRIES
SEE DURHAM EXCHANGE CLUB SHELTERED WORKSHOP
EXCISE TAXES
SEE ALSO TAXES, U.S.
WINE EXCISE TAX BILL REMAINS BOTTLED UP
EXERCISE
SEE ALSO CAROLINA FITNESS
SEE ALSO PHYSICAL FITNESS
COIJPLE CANDIDATES FOR HEART PATIENT OF YEAR FOR THEIR REACTION.,. H 21/26/1989 C
HOME EXERCISE EQUIPMENT HOT NEW TREND _ § 2 5/19/1989 B
REGULAR EXERCISE IS MPORTANT TO PREVENT HEART DISEASE mmm S 2 g/28/1989 A
TALKING, POWERCISE WORKOUT MACHINES DON'T CHANGE »NO PAIN, NO GAIN' H 2 9/03/1989 C
DRESSED TO THRILL; SPA CLOTHES COME OF AGE S 2 0/03/1989 B
PRIME TIME/RETIREES TOLD OF VIRTUES OF EXERCISE AT UNC CONFERENCE CHH 1 10/06/1989 A
3 N
6 M N K65
3 P N D38
4 E
4 E
9 P N S69
7 P N J40
8 N ISO
5 N
4 E
S 2 11/07/1989 B 1 P N S27
N B53
N B53
N B53
H 2 5/17/1989 A
CHH 1 5/22/1989 A
S 2 9/01/1989 C
4 E
3 N M70
1 N H65
1 N M06
1 N M06
H 2 6/09/1989 A 15 P N
N C60
F G59
U
U N36
F G59
N W57
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EXHIBITIONISM
SEE INDECENT EXPOSURE
EXOSURF
BURROUGHS WELLCOME PREEMIE DRUG GETS EARLY FDA GO-AHEAD
EXOTIC PETS
SEE ALSO PETS
EXOTIC BIRDS GET ATTENTION OF CHAPEL HILL WATCHERS
POLICE LOG/WOMAN, 22, CHARGED WITH APARTMENT BREAK-IN
CHATHAM COUNTY FARM LAW) BECOMES HOME FOR EXOTIC CATS
EXPLOSIVE DEVICE
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, EXPLOSIONS
SEE ALSO BOMBS
SEE ALSO LETTER BOMBS
SEE ALSO MOLQTOV COCKTAIL
DURHAM BOY DIES IN ACCIDENT
GUNPOWDER BLAST HURTS 9-YEAR-OLD
ACCIDENT REPORT IN ERROR
WEAPONS, EXPLOSIVE CORD, AMMO FOUND NEAR APARTMENTS
EXPORTS, N.C.
SEE N.C, EXPORTS
EXTORTION
VIRGINIA MAN CHARGED WITH EXTORTION IN LOCAL INCIDENT
POLICE LOG/EMMERT CONVICTED OF EXTORTION
EXTORTIONIST INVESTIGATED HIS OWN CASE
MAN CHARGED WITH BLACKMAIL
EXTRA EFFORT BASEBALL LEAGUE
SEE ALSO BASEBALL
VIDEO LENDS BASEBALL COACHING TIPS
LEAGUE HELPS BASEBALL HOPEFULS
EXTRADITION
INDIANS TO FIGHT EXTRADITION
N.Y, JUDGE HALTS EXTRADITION OF JACOBS FOR KIDNAP TRIAL
HATCHER SAYS EXTRADITION TO N.C. WOULD MEAN CERTAIN DEATH
INDIANS* SUn ASKS FEDERAL COURT TO BLOCK EXTRADITIONS
EXTRATERRITORIAL AREA
SEE ALSO ANNEXATION
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C, GROWTH DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, ANNEXATION
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY/COUNTY GOVERNMENT COOPERATION
PERIMETER REZONING SUGGESTED
RESIDENTS OF PLANNING (tfEA DESERVE RIGHT TO VOTE IN TOWN
VOTE STRIKES BLOW FOR FAIRNESS
EXXON CORP.
OIL SPILL BUMPS PRICE AT PUMPS
ENVIRONMENT RECEIVES ITS RIGHTFUL PRIORITY
TEXACO, EXXON LEASING LAND IN DURHAM, WAKE FOR OIL DRILLING
OIL COMPANIES MAY DRILL HERE
EXXON VALDEZ (SHIP)
EXXON APPEARS BLAMEWORTHY
EXXON (CARTOON)
ALASKAN OIL UNDER ASSAULT
OH! DON'T BLAMES US FOR THAT STICKY OIL COAT... (CARTOON)
DISASTER RESPONSE NEEDS IMPROVEMENT
WHY THAT GASOLINE SMELLS LIKE A RAT
OFFSHORE DRILLING CAN BE A BOON
OIL SPILL NOT SOLE CAUSE OF PRICE INCREASES. AAA SPOKESMAN SAYS
BEWARE, BUYERS! GAS PRICES VARY
EXXON SHOULD COMFIETE CLEANUP
SKINNER SHOULD TAKE SPILL MORE SERIOUSLY
H 2 7/27/1989 A 1 N C60
CHH 1 3/21/1989 A 3 P N S17
H 2 7/30/1989 C 11 N M51
H 2 12/15/1989 C 2 P N
S 2 3/18/1989 A 1 N
H 2 3/19/1989 B 1 N
H 2 3/27/1989 A 4 L
H 2 4/01/1989 B 4 N
CHH 1 1/07/1989 A 1 N M70
CHH 1 2/01/1989 A 3 H
CHH 1 2/02/1989 A 1 N R63
S 2 6/22/1989 A 17 N
2 10/03/1989 D
2 11/07/1989 D
5 N M06
4 N M06
S 2 1/11/1989 A 6 N
H 2 1/13/1989 A 1 N
H 2 1/26/1989 B 4 N
H 2 2/01/1989 A 1 P N
CHH 1
10/14/1989 A
1 N M70
CHH 1
11/29/1989 A
4 E
CHH 1
12/14/1989 A
4 E
S 2
4/05/1989 A
1 P N M06
S 2
7/18/1989 A
4 E
H 2
9/13/1989 A
1 N S22
S 2
9/13/1989 A
1 M N C61
H 2
3/30/1989 A
4 E
H 2
4/02/1989 D
4 T T C50
H 2
4/03/1989 A
4 E
H 2
4/09/1989 D
4 T T C50
S 2
4/11/1989 A
4 E
CHH 1
4/12/1989 A
4 E
H 2
4/13/1989 A
4 E
CHH 1
4/13/1989 A
1 N S17
CHH 1
6/14/1989 A
4 E
CHH 1
7/27/1989 A
4 E
S 2
7/29/198? A
4 E
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BUSH ADMINISTRATION GAGS EXXON CRITICISM
EXXON CAN'T YET CLAIM SUCCESSFUL CLEANUP „ „_
VALDEZ SPILL RESPONSE TOO SLOU, COUSTEAU SPOKESMAN SAYS
EYESEESALSOSDISEASES <SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC DISEASES)
DUKE RESEARCHER'S TECHNIQUE MAY SAVE SOME EYE DAMAGE
EYE GLASSES
SEE ALSO NIGHT VISION GOGGLES
SEE ALSO OPTICIANS
SEE ALSO SUNGLASSES
NATIONAL EXPOSURE; UNIVERSITY OPTICIANS PICKED FOR MAGAZINE FEATURE
^E SEY?DEVICE DEVELOPED AT DUKE MAY ELIMINATE SURGERY COMPLICATION
IRIS TACK MAKES RETINAL SURGERY EASIER
EYEGLASSES
SEE EYE GLASSES
EYES
S^Y°OMTClWVEMENT MAy'hELP UNLOCK SECRETS OF HOW BRAIN WORKS
FBI
SEE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
FGI
CHAPEL HILL COMPANY MAKES RAPID-GROWTH LIST
LOWER DROPOUT RATE FINDS FAVOR IN SURVEY
FABRICS
SEE ALSO INDA <NON-WOVEN FABRICS INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION) ^ nnMjp
YOU'VE GOT IT IN CONCRETE WHEN YOU FILL OUT ONE OF THEIR FORMS
FACE LIFTS
SEE PLASTIC SURGERY
FADS
FADS,- TEENS MAKE PREDICTIONS ON THE 'OUTS' IN 20 YEARS
™* M^IN^ffiVoRM SHOWS FULL LITERARY POWERS OF LEE SMITH
FAIR SENTENCING ACT
SEE CRIMINAL SENTENCING
FAIR SENTENCING SYSTEM
SEE CRIMINAL SENTENCING
FAIR SHARE TAX ACT
SEE ALSO TAXES, N.C.
CARROT AND TWO STICKS FOR TAXES
FAIRFAX COUNTY, VIRGINIA
SEE ALSO VIRGINIA ,
WATERSHED DECISIONS'/WILL ZONING LIMITS HOLD UP IN COURT?
VA. RULING SUPPORTS WATERSHED RESTRICTIONS , „ _.
IMPLEMENTING ZONING RESTRICTIONS REQUIRES 'A MAJOR COMMITMENT'
FAIRFIELD
MAJOR PROJECTS INCLUDE MORE THAN 8,500 HOUSING UNITS
THE FAIRFIELD FOUR
FAIRFIELD FOUR GOES ON AND ON
FAIRFIELD INN (DURHAM)
JANUARY OPENING SET
N E
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S 2 8/14/1989 A 4 E
S 2 9/19/1989 A 4 E
CHH 1 10/12/1989 A 5 N
H 2 1/21/1989 B 6 N D80
CHH 1 9/05/1989 A 5 P N
H 2 1/25/1989 C 8 N ISO
H 2 8/12/1989 B 6 P N D80
H 2 6/15/1989 B 6 N
H 2 2/26/1989 D 6 P N C47
H 2 7/26/1989 C 1 N C47
H 2 3/26/1989 D 6 P N T33
CHH 1 1/16/1989 A 6 U
H 2 1/01/1989 D 3 P U H45
H 2 9/05/1989 A 4 E
CHH 1 11/26/1989 A 1 M N M25
CHH 1 11/26/1989 A 1 C N M25
CHH 1 11/26/1989 A 1 N M25
H 2 8/20/1989 C 3 N C60
H 2 8/18/1989 D 7 P R U66
H 2 10/22/1989 F 1 P P T37
FAIRMOUNT THEATER OF THE DEAF
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TROUPE MAKES MAGIC
THEATER OF DEAF PLAYS FOR ALL
THE DOUBLE PIERROT (AD)
SERVING THE HEARING IMPAIRED
S I T
E ELY
D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
1/05/1989 C
1/19/1989 D
1/20/1989 D
1/20/1989 D
1/21/1989 A
N D80
F B71
F D80
A
E
FAIRVIEW COMMUNITY (ORANGE COUNTY, N.C.)
'A COMMUNITY EXPERIENCE' - FAIRVIEW NEIGHBORHOOD...
(CORRECTED 8-23-89) CHH 1 8/21/1989 A 3 P N H90
FAIRVIEW RESTAURANT _
STRUGGLING THROUGH A BUFFET LINE; AT LEAST ORANGE JUICE WAS FRESH!
COPING WITH THREE MEALS IN ONE; THE TRUTH ABOUT THAT ORANGE JUICE
FAIRY TALES
SEE CHILDREN, FAIRY TALES
FALL
SEE SEASONS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF MONTHS)
FALLS
SEE ACCIDENTS, FALLS
FALLS LAKE
DEER CARCASSES POSE THREAT TO FALLS LAKE
ATTEN-HUT!
2.2 MILLION VISITORS DRAUN TO AREA LAKES, PARKS IN 1988
DIVERS FAIL TO FIND RIFLE IN FALLS LAKE
WAR OVER WATERSHEDS
WAKE PROTECTING WATERSHED
BID FOR EARLIEST PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY DRAWS LITTLE SUPPORT
DURHAM DOING BETTER JOB PROTECTING FALLS WATERSHED
SEDIMENTATION CONTROL FINDS NON-COMPLIANCE IN CORPS' POND PROJECT
CORPS OF ENGINEERS PROJECT IN DURHAM FOUND IN VIOLATION OF SEDIMENT..,
FALLS LAKE FUN
TRIANGLE MASS-TRANSIT RAIL SYSTEM PROPOSED
FISHING IN THE FALLS
FALLS OF THE NEUSE
SEE FALLS LAKE
FALSE CRIME REPORTS
POLICE LOG/WOMAN ACCUSED OF FILING FALSE REPORT
POLICE SAY DURHAM WOMAN FILED FALSE KIDNAPPING ASSAULT REPORT
POLICE LOG/FIVE MEN ARE PEPPERED WITH SHOT WHILE SITTING ON A WALL
POLICE LOG/EMPLOYEE SHOT IN PIZZA HUT ROBBERY TRY
FALSE IDENTIFICATION
SEE ALSO IDENTIFICATION CARDS
SEE ALSO IMPOSTERS
SEE ALSO POLICE IMPERSONATORS
SEE ALSO PRIVACY
DUKE FRESHMEN CHARGED AFTER OFFICERS FIND 44 FALSE DRIVER'S LICENSES
STUDENTS TO PERFORM SERVICE FOR MAKING FALSE LICENSES
MAN CASHING BOGUS CHECKS; ALERT STORE CLERK HELPS POLICE
POLICE LOG/UNC STUDENT CHARGED AFTER FOOT CHASE
FALSE IMPRISONMENT
RETHINKING DEATH
FALSE INSURANCE CLAIMS
SEE INSURANCE FRAUD
FALSE PRETENSES
JURY INDICTS MAN IN SHOOTING DEATH
GRAND JURY INDICTS DABER ON FALSE-PRETENSE CHARGES
THE FAMILY (FILM)
•ROOTS,' ITALIAN-STYLE/ 'THE FAMILY'
H 2 12/22/1989 D 10 P R C09
H 2 12/22/1989 D 10 P R 052
1/05/1989
1/12/1989
1/20/1989
2/08/1989
2/20/1989
3/10/1989
3/29/1989
4/04/1989
5/17/1989
5/26/1989
8/25/1989
10/01/1989 B
11/08/1989 C
CHH 1 3/17/1989 A
S 2 8/26/1989 C
H 2 8/27/1989 C
H 2 12/31/1989 B
N T33
P T37
N H60
N T33
E
L
N
L
N
N S69
P T37
N S22
P S76
7 N
1 N B53
7 N M51
1 N
H 2 3/11/1989 C 1 N P38
H 2 4/05/1989 B 5 N
S 2 4/08/1989 C 1 P N B53
CHH 1 4/13/1989 A 2 N
H 2 3/27/1989 A 4 E
S 2 5/03/1989 A 1 N B53
H 2 9/09/1989 A 1 P N S82
H 2 10/20/1989 D 19 R L59
FAMILY BUSUCSS (FILM)
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WEAK STORY ARRESTS FINE PERFORMANCES/' FAMILY BUSINESS*
FAMILY COUNSELING
SEE ALSO PSYCHOTHERAPY „
UHEN THE CHILD INSIDE MAKES LOVE TURNSOJR m
COUNSELOR TRIES TO STEER YOUTHS AWAY FROM TROUBLE
FAMILY COUNSELING SERVICE (DURHAM, N.C.)
CO-DEPENDENCY SEMINARS SET
COUNSELING SERVICE FINDS DEMAND RISING
WORKSHOPS FOCUS ON HOMOSEXUALITY
CONSUMER-CREDIT COUNSELING SERVICE MAY OPEN
FAMILY FARMS
SEE ALSO FARMERS, U.S.
SEE ALSO FARMLAND
RURAL FAMILY GETS THE BUREAUCRATIC RUNAROUNB
COUNTY PONDERS SIMPLER PROCESS
LAWYERS TRY TO SAVE FAMILY FARMS
A FAMILY FARMING AFFAIR
FAMILY FINANCIAL DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM
SEE ALSO INTERNATIONAL LOAN NETWORK
STATE AUTHORITIES RULE DURHAM INVESTMENT GROUP A 'PYRAMID'
INVESTMENT FIRM DEFENDS PROGRAM
™ILR£SE&8I KkjPpARK GROUP WORKING TO REDESIGN CONMM
PARK GROUP GETS GRANT FOR FAMILY-PLANNING WORK
FAMILY INCOME
SEE INCOME, FAMILY
FAMILY MEDICINE CENTER
SEE DUKE-WATTS FAMILY MEDICINE PROGRAM
FAMILY-OWNED BUSINESSES
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, SMALL
SEE ALSO COTTAGE INDUSTRIES
BEING 'COPRENEURS' A GROWING TREND
FAMILY PLANNING
SEE ALSO BIRTH CONTROL
PLANNED PARENTHOOD AND THE 'REAL WORLD'
POPULATION AND GLOBAL RISKS
BY 2100J POPULATION TO TRIPLE
STUDY STRESSES PEOPLE PRESSURES
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S 2 12/29/1989 D 15 P R S66
2 7/04/1989 B
2 7/04/1989 C
1 P N S56
1 N H65
2 6/05/1989 B 1 N Bll
2 9/18/1989 B 1 D G S22
2 10/20/1989 A 6 P F S27
2 12/07/1989 C 1 N E33
CHH 1 9/09/1989 A 1 P N K20
CHH 1 9/09/1989 A 1 N M20
S 2 10/30/1989 A 1 N H65
CHH 1 11/25/1989 A 1 P N H90
8/24/1989 A
8/29/1989 A
2 2/17/1989 C
2 12/04/1989 A
14
8
N B53
N B53
N K65
N
H 2 10/08/1989 D 6 P N K65
CHH 1 3/07/1989 A 4 P U
H 2 4/02/1989 D 4 E
H 2 5/18/1989 A 4 E
H 2 10/16/1989 A 4 E
FAMILY REUNIONS
INF^TMMMraERaAT ^PETTWMJ REUNION IS PUBLISHED IN FAMILY HISTORY H 1
BROOKS DESCENDANTS TO HOLD 100TH REUNION H 2
ONLY CHT^^FINDS BROTHER, 38, LIVING TWO BLOCKS AWAY (CORRECTED) H 2
CLEARING THE RECORD H 2
FAMILY STRUCTURE
SEE ALSO BATTERED WOMEN
SEE ALSO CHILD CUSTODY
SEE ALSO DIVORCE
SEE ALSO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
SEE ALSO INCOME, FAMILY
SEE ALSO MARRIAGES, U.S.
SEE ALSO MOTHERS
SEE ALSO PARENTAL AUTHORITY
SEE ALSO SINGLE PARENTS
SEE ALSO STEPFAMILIES
SEE ALSO WOMEN, CAREERS
FOUR OF A KIND H
FAMILY SUPPORT COMBATS STRESS, DUKE STUDY SAYS H
5/26/1989 C
8/02/1989 B
11/29/1989 B
12/11/1989 C
12/15/1989 A
N D80
N R60
P
N S22
N
2 8/13/1989 E
2 11/08/1989 C
7 P P T32
2 N D80
UEJECTS
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2 12/22/1989 A 16 P N D80
H
2 8/22/1989 A 6 P N S56
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LONG DISTANCES CHANGING GRANDPARENT, PARENT, CHILD RELATIONSHIPS
FAMILY SUPPORT NETWORK OF N.C.
IN CRISIS, THAT COMMON BOND
FAMILY THERAPY
SEE FAMILY COUNSELING
FAMILY VIOLENCE
SEE DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
FANFARE (DURHAM MORNING HERALD SPORTS COLUMN)
SEE ALSO SPORTS, FANS
FANFARE/GREENSBORO LOSES H 2 1/05/1989 D 3
FANFARE/DUKE NAMES WILSON H 2 1/06/1989 B 3
FANFARE/COACH SUSPENDED H 2 1/06/1989 B 3
FANFARE/FENJO FILES FOR NFL H 2 1/08/1989 B 9
FANFARE/BALANCING RESULTS H 2 1/24/1989 B 4
FANFARE/ JUSTICE CAN'T SERVE H 2 1/31/1989 B 3
FANFARE/COACHES HONORED H 2 2/04/1989 D 3
FANFARE/NCCU SIGNEES H 2 2/11/1989 D 4
FANFARE/FERRY TAKES HONORS H 2 2/28/1989 0 3
FANFARE/SPEEDING POSTPONED H 2 3/09/1989 D 3
FANNIE HAE
SEE FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION
FANS
SEE ALSO AIR CONDITIONERS
OFFICERS HELP COX ELDERLY, HANDICAPPED
POLICE GROUP GIVING FANS TO ELDERLY, DISABLED
CHILLING OUT
FANS AVAILABLE TO ELDERLY IN ORANGE
THE FANTASTICKS (PLAY)
TRIANGLE DINNER'S 'FANTASTICKS' IS A FIRST-RATE SHOW
FARGO-HANNA ORIENTAL RUG GALLERY
WE CONGRATULATE YOU! FARGO-HANNA ORIENTAL RUG GALLERY (AD)
FARLEY INC.
♦15 MILLION EXPANSION PLANNED AT ALAMANCE PLANT
FARM AID BILL
OFFICE OFFERS FARMERS HELP ON EROSION LAW
FARH-CITY DAY
NCSU DEAN TO SPEAK AT FARM-CITY DINNER
FARM WEEK
FARM CREDIT BANK OF COLUMBIA
FARMER FROM MEBANE ELECTED CHAIRMAN OF FARM CREDIT BANK
FARM CREDITS
SEE ALSO N.C. AGRICULTURAL FINANCE AUTHORITY
FMHA GIVES TOWNS CHANCE TO BUY LOANS
FARM DAY
SEE MURDOCH CENTER, FARM DAY
FARM DEBT
SEE #_S0 DEBTS
FARMERS GET EXTENSION ON LOANS S 2 1/09/1989 A 1
FMHA EXTENDS LIFELINE TO MANY U.S. FARMERS S 2 1/11/1989 A 4
MEDIATION SERVICE AIMS TO HELP N.C. FARMERS RESOLVE CREDIT PROBLEMS H 2 1/15/1989 B 6
LINCOLN'S LAND H 2 1/16/1989 A 4
MANY BLACK FARMERS PREFER PAY-AS-YOU-GO FLAN S 2 2/09/1989 A 1
DOWN ON THE FARM... PRICES, WEATHER PLOWING UNDER AREA FARMERS H 2 7/30/1989 A 1
TRIANGLE'S LAND PRICES, FARMING DECLINE GROW H 2 7/30/1989 A 1
N
N
N
P N
N
N
P N
P N
N
P N
S 2 6/03/1989 B 1 N B53
H 2 6/15/1989 C 16 N
CHH 1 7/08/1989 A 1 P P L38
CHH 1 7/08/1989 A 3 N L90
H 2 10/05/1989 A 6 R P10
S 2 4/19/1989 E 7 A
H 1 6/07/1989 C 1 N H60
S 2 1/21/1989 C 1 N H65
H 1 1/18/1989 C 1 N H60
S 2 11/23/1989 A 9 P P S76
H 1 1/17/1989 C 6 N
S 2 2/15/1989 C 1 N H65
N H65
E
N
E
P N H65
P N S22
C N K65
FARM EOUIPHEVT
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WILTON CELEBRATES 'GREAT GRANVILLE DAY'
FARH INCOME
HOLDING ITS OWN/SUNDAY FOCUSJ AGRICULTURE
'ORGANIC APPROACH NOW A VIABLE OPTION
STATE GROUP KEEPS CHECK ON 'ORGANICS'
FARM LAND
SEE FARMLAND
FARM WATCH
^AWilreCAalDPTOVKEEptDfES PEELED » AUTHORITIES HOPE FARH HATCH,..
FAfi'MFTW MBHAH miWTY
SEALS) DURHAM COUNTY AGRICULTURAL STABILIZATION AND CONSERVATION SERVICE
SEE ALSO FARMLAND, DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO PICK-YOUR-OWN FARMS
SEE ALSO TOBACCO, FARMERS _ _
MANY BLACK FARMERS PREFER PAY-AS-YOU-GO PLAN S 2
AGRICULTURAL AGENTJ CROPS NOT IN DANGER __ § 2
1989 MAY BRING PROFIT TO DURHAM TOBACCO FARMERS S 2
HEAVY RAIN KEEPING FARMERS OUT OF FIELDS f 2
95 FARMERS STILL NEED PLAN TO CONTROL EROSION m S 2
DOWN ON THE FARM... PRICES, HEATHER PLOWING UNDER AREA FARMERS H 2
TRIANGLE'S LAND PRICES, FARMING DECLINE GROW H 2
DURHAM TOBACCO FARMERS SEE PROFITS S 2
FARMERS RECEPTIVE TO USING CITY SLUDGE S 2
FARMERS, N.C.
SEE ALSO AGRICULTURE
SEE ALSO CAROLINA FARM STEWARDSHIP ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO DAIRY FARMERS, N.C.
SEE ALSO PICK-YOUR-OWN FARMS
SEE ALSO TOBACCO, FARMERS
FARMERS GET EXTENSION ON LOANS
FMHA EXTENDS LIFELINE TO MANY U.S. FARMERS _ ^^
FARMERS URGED TO THINK TWICE BEFORE PAYING DUES TO GROUP
FMHA GIVES TOWNS CHANCE TO BUY LOANS
SNOW HAY BE BLESSING FOR FARMERS
SOGGY FIELDS HAVE FARMERS IN CRITICAL BIND
PLOWING RIGHT AHEAD
FARMERS CAN GET EXTENSIONS ON FEDERAL CROP INSURANCE
WEATHER FINALLY CC0PERATIN6 WITH FARMERS
DISSONANCE IN THE POULTRY FARMING RANKS
POULTRY STILL BIG BUSINESS IN CHATHAM
HIGH-TECH HOUSING DOWN ON THE FARM
LAWYERS TRY TO SAVE FAMILY FARMS
FARMERS, ORANGE COUNTY
SEE ALSO FARMERS AND LANDOWNERS ASSOCIATION
FARMERS ASKED TO KEEP EYES PEELED ; AUTHORITIES HOPE FARM WATCH...
SOME FARMERS WANT NO PART OF RURAL STUDY
FARMERS GET FEISTY AT RURAL CHARACTER STUDY MEETING CHH 1
EXTENSION OFFICIALS CELEBRATE 75 YEARS OF SERVICE CHH 1
MORE THAN FARM ADVICE OFFERED HERE CHH 1
ORANGE CO. SETS UP FUND FOR FARMERS CHH 1
ORANGE TAX FUNDS FOR ALL, MARKET FARMERS SAY CHH 1
BOARD OPTS TO WITHHOLD $15,000 FOR MARKET CHH 1
KINNAIRD HOPEFUL ABOUT COMMONS CHH 1
A MATTER OF PRINCIPLE CHH 1
COMMISSIONER WANTS MARKET FUNDS RELEASED CHH 1
CROPLAND PROGRAM NEAR MARK CHH 1
HOLDING ITS OWN/SUNDAY FOCUS? AGRICULTURE CHH 1
'ORGANIC APPROACH NOW A VIABLE OPTION CHH 1
STATE GROUP KEEPS CHECK ON 'ORGANICS' OHH 1
COMMISSIONERS DENY 'LAND GRAB' CHH 1
RURAL FAMILY GETS THE BUREAUCRATIC RUNAROUND CHH 1
COUNTY PONDERS SIMPLER PROCESS CHH 1
HALKIOTIS LEERY OF DURHAM CITY'S SLUDGE CHH 1
C T S
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H 2
4/30/1989 B
1 P N T33
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
8/06/1989 A
8/06/1989 A
8/06/1989 A
1 C N H90
1 P N M25
1 N M25
CHH 1 3/01/1989 A 3 N R63
S 2
S 2
H 2
S 2
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
H 2
H 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
2/09/1989
2/22/1989
4/18/1989
5/02/1989
5/30/1989
7/30/1989
7/30/1989
8/26/1989
9/11/1989
1/09/1989
1/11/1989
2/10/1989
2/15/1989
2/24/1989
5/11/1989
5/16/1989
5/17/1989
6/08/1989
9/17/1989
9/17/1989
9/17/1989
10/30/1989
CHH 1
CHH 1
3/01/1989
3/22/198?
4/27/1989
5/08/1989
5/08/1989
6/19/1989
6/25/1989
6/30/1989
6/30/1989
7/02/1989
7/03/1989
7/11/1989
8/06/1989
8/06/1989
8/06/1989
9/07/1989
9/09/1989
9/09/1989
9/14/1989
N H65
N H65
N H65
N H65
N H65
N S22
N K65
N H65
N C61
N H65
E
N
N H65
N M25
N H60
P L38
N
N H60
N M25
N M25
N M25
N H65
N R63
N M20
N M20
N H90
N H90
N C62
N M25
N M20
N C62
E
N M20
N D38
N H90
N H25
N M25
H M20
N M20
N M20
N M20
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BETTER THAN WELL, AND BY GOD'S GRACE A LUCKY MAN
TURF'S UP; OR IT WOGN UILL BE, IF TWO COUNTY FARMERS ARE SUCCESSFUL
RURAL GROUP BLASTS BOARD
A FAMILY FARMING AFFAIR
FARMERS, U.S.
SEE ALSO BLACKS, FARMERS
SEE ALSO FAMILY FARMS
SEE ALSO ORGANIC FARMING
SEE ALSO PICK-YOUR-OWN FARMS
SEE ALSO RURAL ADVANCEMENT FUND
HELMS PREACHES SPIRITUAL VALUES TO VA. FARMERS
FARMERS' ALMANAC
WHEN UILL WINTER ARRIVE?
FARMERS AND LANDOWNERS ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO FARMERS, ORANGE COUNTY
WATERSHED ZONING OPPOSITION HARDENS
FARMERS HOME ADMINISTRATION
FARMERS GET EXTENSION ON LOANS
FMHA EXTENDS LIFELINE TO MANY U.S. FARMERS
MANY BLACK FARMERS PREFER PAY-AS-YOU-GO PLAN
FMHA GIVES TOWNS CHANCE TO BUY LOANS
CONGRESS SHOULD END EASY CREDIT POLICIES
FMHA LOANS READY FOR RURAL BUSINESSES
FMHA GRANTS PITTSBORO LOAN ON TREATMENT PLANT
CHH 1 10/01/1989 A
CHH 1 10/13/1989 A
CHH 1 10/19/1989 A
CHH 1 11/25/1989 A
H 2 11/28/1989 A
H 2 1/30/1989 A
S
S
S
S
S
CHH
CHH
1/09/1989
1/11/1989
2/09/1989
2/15/1989
2/25/1989
3/04/1989
3/11/1989
FARMERS MARKETS
SEE ALSO CARRBORO FARMERS MARKET
SEE ALSO FOOD CO-OPS
SEE ALSO GROCERY STORES
SEE ALSO N.C. FARMERS MARKET
FARMERS MARKET MAY SPROUT THIS SPRING CHH 1
TAILGATE FARMERS' MARKET OPENS H 2
'FARMER'S' MARKET SET TO OPEN TODAY CHH 1
HER VERY OWN MARKET) BACKERS HOPE NEW FARMERS' MARKET IS GROWING SUCCESS CHH 1
BETTER THAN WELL, AND BY GOD'S GRACE A LUCKY MAN CHH 1
3/03/1989 A
6/21/1989 C
6/24/1989 A
6/25/1989 A
10/01/1989 A
FARMLAND
SEE ALSO FAMILY FARMS
CROPLAND PROGRAM NEAR MARK
FARMLAND, DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO CONSERVATION RESERVE PROGRAM
SEE ALSO FARMERS, DURHAM COUNTY
PRESERVATION PLAN WOULD SLOW SELLOUTS
PRESERVING FARMLAND TO KEEP COUNTY GREEN
FARMLAND, VALUE _
DOWN ON THE FARM,.. PRICES, WEATHER PLOWING UNDER AREA FARMERS
TRIANGLE'S LAND PRICES, FARMING DECLINE GROW
FARMS
SEE FAMILY FARMS
SEE FARMERS, DURHAM COUNTY
SEE FARMERS, N.C.
SEE FARMERS, U.S.
SEE FARMLAND
FARRINGTON ROAD SEWER PLANT
SEE ALSO SEUAGE TREATMENT PLANTS, DURHAM
CITY-COUNTY ZONING PANEL VOTES 4-3 TO ENDORSE H&W'S REQUEST
2 WASTE-TREATMENT PLANTS EXPANSION STEP APPROVED 13-0
LACK OF SEWAGE CAPACITY STYMIES PLAN FOR HOUSES
COUNTY BOARD BACKS CITY'S SEWAGE PLAN
EPA! EXPAND NORTHSIDE PLANT
COUNCIL OKS WASTE WATER TREAMENT EXPANSION
DURHAM TO DOUBLE SEWAGE TREATMENT
3 U
1 P N H90
1 N M20
1 P N H90
9 P N
4 E
CHH 1 9/05/1989 A 1 N M20
N H65
E
N H65
N H65
E
N
N M25
3 N R63
2 P P M66
3 N
3 P N H90
3 U
CHH 1 7/11/1989 A 3 N D38
S 2 7/24/1989 A 1 N H65
S 2 7/25/1989 A 4 E
H 2 7/30/1989 A 1 P N S22
H 2 7/30/1989 A 1 C N K65
H
2
1/11/1989 D
9
N A54
H
2
2/07/1989 C
1
N S69
H
2
2/15/1989 D
9
N A54
H
2
4/12/1989 D
5
N A54
S
2
6/17/1989 A
1
N M06
H
2
7/26/1989 C
1
N
S
2
7/26/1989 A
1
M N C61
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COUNCIL OKS SEDER PLANT IMPROVEMENT $100 MILLION BOND REFER. LIKELY
COUNCIL SETS REFERENDUM ON SEWER-PLANT UPGRADES
FASCISTS
SEE NAZI PARTY
FASHION
SEE ALSO CLOTHING (SEE ALSO NAMES Of SPECIFIC ARTICLES OF CLOTHING)
SEE ALSO COSTUMES
SEE ALSO SEWING
SEE ALSO T-SHIRTS
SEE ALSO TEXTILE INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO WOMEN, CAREERS _
GOWNS FROM N.C. INAUGURAL BALLS ON DISPLAY
CXU^I^AWISES:NJUsf PLACE HER ON PEDESTAL, DON'T ASK WHY
STEEPED IN STYLE: FITTED TO SUCCESS; 'VOGUE' EXECUTIVE GIVES CREDIT..,
NEW FASHIONS SUIT FULL-FIGURED WOMEN
BIG flWB^WULi POOTWEPHILfflDWf FOR THE FASHIONABLY LARGE
SCHOOL BELLS RING AT CASH REGISTER
FASHION DESIGNERS
FASHIONS TAILORED FOR THE HARD-TO-FIT WOMAN
NEW LOOKS IN LARGE SIZESj DURHAM DESIGNER FINDS HIS REWARD...
FASHION DESIGNER REACHES OUT TO HELP HOMELESS
DURHAM FASHION DESIGNER OFFERS SIMPLE ELEGANCE
FASHION SHOWS
SPRING FASHIONS READY TO SET SAIL
SPRING FASHIONS BLOOM
DRESS WITH FLAIR
FASHION FLAIR
A LINGERIE SHOW JUST FOR WOMEN
HOME IS WHERE THE FASHIONS ARE _
TEEN FASHIONS ARE DRAMATIC ADVENTURES
HOLIDAY FASHIONS
FASHION THROUGH THE YEARS
FASHION LUNCHEON PREVIEW
FASHIONS FROM PAST
CAMPUS CLUB CELEBRATES DIAMOND ANNIVERSARY
A LOOK BACK/STYLES OF THE SEASON
FASHION SHOW FEATURES DAZZLING DISPLAY nim
SHOW WILL RAISE MONEY FOR PLAY AREA AT LINCOLN
AFTER A FASHION _
DURHAM FASHION DESIGNER OFFERS SIMPLE ELEGANCE
FAST FARE CONVENIENCE STORE <CLUB BLVD.)
SUSPECT QUESTIONED IN ARMED ROBBERY
MAN CHARGED IN ROBBERY
2ND MAN HELD IN STORE HEIST „ _ „_
POLICE LOG/MAN CHARGED IN ARMED ROBBERY OF FAST FARE
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2 12/19/1989 C 1 N R63
2 12/19/1989 C 1 N C61
S
H
H
H
S
H
H
S
S
S
S
H
S
H
S
s
s
S
S
CHH 1
S 2
S 2
H 2
S 2
FAST FARE CONVENIENCE STORE (GUESS ROAD)
GUNMAN, COMPANION ROB STORE __ |
MAN CHARGED WITH BREAKING INTO HOUSE S
TWO CONVENIENCE STORES ARE ROBBED H
POLICE LOG/ABOUT $3,000 DISCOVERED MISSING AFTER WOMEN DISTRACT... CLERKS H
FAST FARE CONVENIENCE STORE (SOUTH MIAMI BLVD.)
DURHAM POLICE ARREST 2 IN CONVENIENCE-STORE HOLDUP S
TWO CHARGED WITH ROBBING STORE H
FAST FOOD BUSINESSES
SEE ALSO FOOD
FAST FOOD AND 0VER-50S
FATAL VISION (BOOK) „. ._
INSIGHT/MURDER! THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN ILLUSION, REALITY
1/11/1989 B
2/04/1989 B
3/19/1989 B
3/23/1989 B
8/11/1989 B
8/14/1989 A
8/24/1989 A
2 4/07/1989 B
2 4/24/1989 B
2 9/06/1989 B
2 12/12/1989 A
2/23/1989 A
3/02/1989 A
4/08/1989 A
4/25/1989 B
5/09/1989 A
8/03/1989 A
9/02/1989 B
9/02/1989 A
10/07/1989
10/14/1989
10/21/1989
11/02/1989
11/09/1989
11/17/1989
11/18/1989
11/21/1989
12/12/1989
2 2/12/1989 B
2 2/13/1989 B
2 2/14/1989 B
2 9/25/1989 B
2 2/23/1989 C
2 6/13/1989 B
2 6/14/1989 D
2 8/09/1989 B
2 2/27/1989 A
2 2/28/1989 C
H 2 2/23/1989 B
H 2 2/19/1989 D
F G59
U M66
U L57
F S56
F G59
F S56
F Zll
1 P F G59
1 P F Zll
1 P N H65
6 P N G59
F S27
F S27
P S76
P S76
U U15
F
U K30
P T37
P K30
P T37
P T37
P S76
P
N S27
N H65
U W15
N G59
11 N
5 N
1 N
5 N M51
1 N B53
1 N
12 N
5 N M51
N B53
N N51
1 PF S56
1 P F
FATHER'S DAY
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FATHERLY FABLES (AD)
FATHERLY FABLES (SPECIAL SECTION)
FATHERS FOR EQUAL RIGHTS
SEE ALSO CHILD CUSTODY
MEDIATION MAY LESSEN HOSTILITY IN CUSTODY DISPUTES
FATHERS OF THE YEAR
FATHERS OF THE YEAR
FATIGUE
PLAY CHRONICLES PLIGHT OF FATIGUE SUFFERERS
FATS
SEE ALSO CHOLESTEROL
RESEARCH ON FATS MAY HOLD KEY TO TREATMENT FOR HEART PROBLEMS
DIETERS ADVISED TO LIMIT FATTY FOODS
FAULKNER HOUSE MOVERS
CARRBORO BOARD MAY TIGHTEN CLAMPS ON HOUSE MOVERS
FAX MACHINES
ORANGE CO. COMMISSIONERS' HOME 'FAX' MACHINES A FIRST — NEWSLETTER
BOTH PLOTT HOUNDS AND BILL ARE HOWLING SUCCESSES
THE PLAIN 'FAX'j MAIL UP, DESPITE MACHINES
FAXAGES
POLICE LOG/WOMAN ASSAULTED IN MCDONALD HOUSE
COMMISSIONERS' 'FAX' FIGURES NEARLY *2,000
FAYETTEVILLE, N.C.
MISSING AN OPPORTUNITY; SLAVE MARKET COULD BE PLATFORM FOR ELOQUENCE
BLACK CAUCUS BOYCOTTS TRIP
MICHAUX: 30 WHITE LAWMAKERS JOIN FAYETTEVILLE BOYCOTT
SOME LEGISLATORS PLAN TO SKIP FAYETTEVILLE CEREMONIAL SESSION
GENERAL ASSEMBLY HOLDS CEREMONIAL SESSION IN FAYETTEVILLE
RIDE IN AN OLD CARRIAGE
FAYETTEVILLE OBSERVER (NEWSPAPER)
CONGRATULATIONS, FROM TWO OF THE OLDEST AND YOUNGEST NEWSPAPERS... (AD)
FAYETTEVILLE STATE UNIV.
SEE ALSO BLACK COLLEGES, N.C.
EX-CHANCELLOR DELAYS RETURN TO FAYETTEVILLE STATE
FAYETTEVILLE STATE UNIV. SPORTS, BASKETBALL
NCCU, TRYING TO PLUG A LEAK, WINS
EAGLES OVERCOME ADVERSITY AND BEARS
EAGLES SLIP BY BRONCOS
EAGLES END LAYOFF WITH WIN AT FAYETTEVILLE
FAYETTEVILLE STATE UNIV. SPORTS, FOOTBALL
W-S STATE, VIRGINIA STATE FAVORITES IN CIAA ACTION
FAYETTEVILLE ST.
FAYETTEVILLE STREET EXTENSION TO START
FAYETTEVILLE ST. ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
HIGH LIFEi PUPILS ENJOY LIrtO RIDE, SWANKY OMNI LUNCH
SCHOOL BOARD OKS NEW EXIT
FAYETTEVILLE ST. HOUSING PROJECT
SEE ALSO DURHAM HOUSING AUTHORITY
LEAVING THEIR MARK
FAYETTEVILLE TIMES (NEWSPAPER)
SEE ALSO NEWSPAPERS, N.C. (SEE ALSO NAMES OF PARTICULAR NEWSPAPERS)
THE SMEARING OF DURHAM
FEAR OF FLYING
AMERICAN AIRLINES TO HOLD PROGRAM ON FEAR OF FLYING
S I T
N E ELY
P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
2 5/23/1989 C
2 6/13/1989 D
3 D A
1 D F
S 2 1/18/1989 B 1 P F S27
CHH 1 6/21/1989 A 7 P F
CHH 1 12/08/1989 A 3 P N S17
2 6/01/1989 C 4 N D80
2 8/02/1989 C 1 P F G59
CHH 1 1/10/1989 A 3 N C62
CHH 1
3/07/1989 A
3 N M20
H 2
4/19/1989 D
9 N
S 2
5/13/1989 C
1 P N M06
H 2
6/04/1989 D
6 P N C47
H 2
8/29/1989 C
6 N HS1
CHH 1
11/19/1989 A
3 P N M20
H 2
4/08/1989 A
4 E
H 2
4/11/1989 A
1 N L40
H 2
4/12/1989 C
1 P N N36
H 2
4/13/1989 A
13 N
H 2
4/14/1989 B
5 N
H 1
4/14/1989 C
1 P P
S 2 4/19/1989 E 3 P A
H 2 1/08/1989 C 7 N
H 2 1/15/1989 C 1 P N P75
S 2 1/16/1989 D 4 P U P52
H 2 2/05/1989 C 1 N P75
S 2 2/06/1989 D 5 U P52
S 2 8/23/1989 D 8 F A76
S 2 7/12/1989 A 1 N M06
S 2 5/31/1989 B 1 P N S92
H 2 11/28/1989 B 9 N
S 2 10/12/1989 C 1 P P T32
H 2 4/20/1989 A 4 E
H 2 8/20/1989 D 6 N
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FEARFUL FLIERS EARN 'WINGS' IN Af€RICAN AIRLINES PROGRAH
FEARRINGTON
SEE CREEKS OF FEARRINGTON
FEARRINGTON HOUSE RESTAURANT
SEE ALSO CREEKS OF FEARRINGTON
DINING PLEASURES
HOTELS GET AAA AWARD
FEDERAL AID, DURHAM ^
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, FEDERAL AID
SEE ALSO ECONOMY , DURHAM
SEE ALSO URBAN DEVELOPMENT ACTION .GRANTS
COUNCIL MEMBERS CALL DRUG RULE 'RIDICULOUS'
GRANT WOULD HELP ROUGEMONT HOMES ^^
HUD OFFICIALS SAY DURHAM WON'T LOSE 1990 FUNDS
NORBY! DURHAM WON'T LOSE HUD FUNDS
DURHAM $SSTATE'S WORST RATE FOR REFURBISHING HOUSES
REPAYING HUD FUNDS HELPS CITY IN TWO WAYS ^
HUD RESCINDING $188,000 GRANT CALLED ARBITRARY
FEDERAL AID, N.C.
^J^vtflSC&t TO BE AVAILABLE TO ESC IN N.C.
FEDERAL DOT AWARDS TOWN $3.9 MILLION
FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION mmtMm „ rai
OFFICIALS SAY TESTS SHOW SECURITY WORKING AT RDU
AVIATION SHOULD BE PRIORITY „
FAA STUDY: RDU GROWTH TO OUTPACE PROJECTIONS
AIR TRAFFIC CHIEF LIKES EASE OF GETTING TO JOB
SEMINAR SET ON FUTURE OF AVIATION
RDU EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE RATED TOPS
DON'T RE-REGULATE THE AIRLINES
OFFICIALS PROBE VANN'S PILOT'S LICENSE VALIDITY
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION _ , „
DURHAM LAWYER SUES FBI FOR GREEN FILE
PULITZER WINNER'S GRANDSON FILES SUIT AGAINST FBI
KEEPING TABS/GRAHAM, GREEN, ODUM ONCE UNDER FBI'S WATCH
SECRECY AND POWER
FEDERAL CONTRACTS
SEE ALSO BUILDING CONTRACTORS
SEE ALSO CONTRACTS
SEE ALSO DEFENSE CONTRACTORS
SEWJRHAM IN^TUTC°HaPING0TO BRING FEDERAL CONTRACTS TO N.C. BUSINESSES
RTP FIRM GETS EPA CLEANUP CONTRACT
FEDERAL CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTION AT BUTNER
SEE ALSO BUTNER, N.C.
DUKE STUDENTS TO PERFORM BUTNER PATIENT'S PLAYS
WARDEN NAMED FOR PRISON AT BUTNER _ tatt_
FEDERAL CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTION AT BUTNER GAINS RE-ACCREDITATION
INMATES GREET BAKKER WITH STANDING OVATION «„„.„«,
ACCURATE EVALUATION OF BARKER'S CONDITION REQUIRES COOPERATION
MRS. BAKKER SAYS JIM HAD ALLERGIC REACTION
SOME BUTNER INMATES OBJECT TO BARKER'S 'SPECIAL TREATMENT'
BAKKER FOUND FIT FOR TRIAL
SYMPATHY MISPLACED
LETTER WAS NOT VERIFIED
MAN ARRESTED FOR SLUGGING SEN. GLENN UNDER EVALUATION AT BUTNER
BUTNER MULLED AS SITE FOR 2 U.S. PRISONS
ONE OF PROPOSED BUTNER PRISONS WOULD BE HOSPITAL
COUNTY TO REVIEW PRISON PLANS
FEDERAL CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTION AT BUTNER, CONSTRUCTION
NEW PRISON TO BE BUILT IN BUTNER
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H 2 9/02/1989 C 14 P N K65
H 2 11/10/1989 D
CHH 1 11/24/1989 A
11 PF
3 N
s
s
H
S
H
S
H
2 3/03/1989 A
2 4/26/1989 B
2 5/05/1989 A
2 5/05/1989 A
2 5/06/1989 A
2 6/01/1989 A
2 10/25/1989 C
1 P N H70
1 N H65
1 N R63
1 N C61
1 CN R63
4 E
1 N R63
H 2 5/14/1989 D
CHH 1 9/30/1989 A
6 N
3 N
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
2 1/25/1989 C
2 2/02/1989 A
2 3/25/1989 C
2 4/08/1989 C
2 4/22/1989 C
2 7/26/1989 C
2 10/22/1989 D
2 11/09/1989 C
1 NP41
4 E
1 N P41
1 P N P41
2 N
1 P N K65
4 E
1 N K65
S 2 9/02/1989 A
H 2 9/03/1989 C
CHH 1 12/17/1989 A
CHH 1 12/17/1989 A
1 PN B53
1 P N
1 P N M70
2 P N M70
H
2 3/16/1989 A
10 N K65
S
2 9/28/1989 A
1 N E33
H
2 1/12/1989 B
2 N D80
H
2 4/08/1989 C
1 N
H
1 8/16/1989 C
1 N T33
H
2 9/01/1989 A
1 P N T33
H
2 9/01/1989 A
1 P N C60
H
2 9/02/1989 A
1 P N
H
1 9/06/1989 C
1 N T33
H
2 9/07/1989 A
1 P N
H
2 9/08/1989 A
4 L
H
2 9/14/1989 A
4 L
H
2 10/28/1989 C
1 N T33
H
2 11/22/1989 A
1 N T33
H
2 12/08/1989 C
1 N T33
S
2 12/18/1989 C
1 N H65
H 2 10/16/1989 A 1 N T33
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FEDERAL CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTION AT BUTNER, EMPLOYEES
DURHAM UQMAN PRISON'S TOP 1989 EMPLOYEE
FEDERAL CROP INSURANCE CORP.
FARMERS CAN GET EXTENSIONS ON FEDERAL CROP INSURANCE
FEDERAL DATA CORP.
LOCAL COMPANY TO DONATE PAPER TO UNIVERSITY
FEDERAL DEFICIT
SEE NATIONAL DEBT
SEE U.S., BUDGET
FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP.
N.C. BANKERS DEBATE DEPOSIT INSURANCE PLAN
LENDING CRISIS IGNORED
TAXPAYERS PUT AT RISK BY BANK DEREGULATION/THOMAS HAVRILESKY
FEDERAL DISASTER ASSISTANCE
SEE DISASTER AID PROGRAMS
FEDERAL EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY
SEE ALSO DISASTER AID PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO DURHAM EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY
SEE ALSO N.C. EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION
9 DURHAM AGENCIES GET FUNDS FOR FUEL, SHELTER AND FOOD
AGENCY DOESN'T ACT AS IF EMERGENCIES OCCUR
FEDERAL EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO CIVIL SERVICE SYSTEM
SEE ALSO DOUBLE-DIPPING
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATION
THORNBURG: IT'S UNFAIR BUT FEDERAL RETIREES CANNOT GET REFUNDS
LETTING FEDERAL RETIREES OFF TAX HOOK COULD COST STATE $100 MILLION...
SERVICE IS KEY MOTIVATOR
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES ARGUE AGAINST TAXING PENSIONS
HOUSE, SENATE PANELS APPROVE PENSION BILLS
SENATE APPROVES PENSION TAXATION BILL
PENSIONERS' TAX BREAK BILL GAINS
N.C. SENATE OKS RETIREMENT BILL
FEDERAL EMPLOYEES, RETIREMENT
SEE RETIREMENT PROGRAMS
FEDERAL EMPLOYEES, SALARIES
SEE ALSO SALARIES, U.S.
SEE ALSO U.S. CONGRESS, SALARIES
DEFEATED PAY HIKE DISAPPOINTS SOME RTF SCIENTISTS
FEDERAL EXCISE TAXES
SEE EXCISE TAXES
FEDERAL EXPRESS CORPORATION
PACKAGE UITH RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS LOST
FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANK BOARD
SEE ALSO MORTGAGES
GROUP SAYS THRIFT'S LENDING PATTERNS TO GET CLOSE LOOK
FEDERAL HOUSING AUTHORITY
SEE ALSO HOUSING, U.S.
HOUSE OKS HIKE IN FHA LOAN LIMITS
RISKY INSURANCE
FEDERAL LAU ENFORCEMENT ASSISTANCE ADMINISTRATION FUNDS
SEE LAW ENFORCEMENT ASSISTANCE ADMINISTRATION
FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO MORTGAGES
H 2 12/14/1989 B 1 P N T33
H 2 5/17/1989 C 1 N
CHH 1 4/28/1989 A 7 N
H 2 1/13/1989 B 4 N
H 2 1/14/1989 A 4 E
H 2 1/14/1989 A 4 U
2 1/12/1989 C
2 10/21/1989 A
N H65
E
H
2
4/12/1989 B
5 N
H
2
4/17/1989 C
1 N
S
2
5/26/1989 A
4 E
H
2
6/15/1989 A
14 P N
H
2
7/06/1989 A
10 P N
H
2
7/11/1989 A
11 N
H
2
8/09/1989 A
1 N
H
2
8/11/1989 A
1 N
H 2 2/11/1989 A 1 N K65
S 2 6/13/1989 B 1 N C61
H 2 9/06/1989 C 1 N R63
CHH 1 10/27/1989 A 3 N
H 2 11/07/1989 A 4 E
■«■>■ N0NTHLY/Affl4L-Il^l589BY SUBJECTS
ELDERLY HOME BUYERS GET FEDERAL LOAN HELP
FEDERAL PAPER BOARD PLANT
DURHAM COUGHS UP TONS OF TOXINS
FEDERAL REGULATORY AGENCIES
SEE REGULATORY AGENCIES
FEDERAL WITHHOLDING TAX
IRS PROBES CONSTRUCTION IN TRIANGLE
FEDERATED KNIGHTS OF THE KU KLUX KLAN
SEE KU KLUX KLAN
FEESER CWYSLER-PLYHOUTH-DODGE m
FEESER CHRYSLER-PLYHOUTH-DODGE (AD)
FEMINIST MOVEMENT
SEE WOMEN'S MOVEMENT
FENCES
GETTING A WINTER FACELIFT
UNFINISHED BUSINESS?
PAIN PICTURED
WHAT'S HIS LINE
FERRETS
♦THEY'D DO WHAT WITH MY TAXES?' __
MEASURE ADVANCES TO OUTLAW PET FERRETS _ mmrmm
HOUSE COMMITTEE FAILS TO VOTE ON BILL TO OUTLAW PET FERRETS
BILL TOBAN PET FERRETS FAILS TO WIN COMMITTEE'S APPROVAL
FERRIES
NEW STATE ROADS PROGRAM MAY INCREASE TOLLS ON N.C. FERRIES
FERTILITY
SEE ALSO ABORTION
SEE ALSO BIRTH CONTROL
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL FERTILITY SERVICES
SEE ALSO CHILDBIRTH
SEE ALSO INFERTILITY
SEE ALSO PREGNANCY
FERTILITY CENTER ADDED A UROLOGIST TO PROVIDE COUPLES JOINT TREATMENT
FERTILIZER
SPECIALTY FERTILIZERS ARE GOOD - IF YOU REALLY NEED ONE
CHATHAM IS CORRECT TO SAY, 'SHOW ME'
FESTIFALL (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.) (NAMED CHANGED TO WEST END STREET FAIR)
SEE ALSO APPLE CHILL FAIR
^FF ALSO FESTIVALS H C
SEE ALSO WEST END STREET FAIR (FORMERLY FESTIFALL (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.))
FESTIFALL STREET FAIR SCHEDULED FOR OCT. 1
FESTIFALL TO LIMIT POLITICAL GROUPS
DELUGE PRECLUDES FESTIFALL
FESTIFALL FAIR MAY GET ANOTHER CHANCE
TOWN TO CONSIDER FESTIFALL RAIN CHECK
FESTIFALL FAIR TO GET NOVEMBER RAIN CHECK
WEST END STREET FAIR SET TO GO
FESTIVAL FOR THE ENO
SEE ALSO ENO RIVER PARK
SEE ALSO FESTIVALS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO JULY 4
FESTIVAL FOR THE ENO CELEBRATES 10TH YEAR
SPECIALISTS TO JOIN ENO CELEBRATION
ENJOY OUTING WITH A PURPOSE
SI
THERE'S PLENTY TO DO ON JULY 4TH
FESTIVAL FOR THE ENO BEGINS
S 2
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6/19/1989 A
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C -PG L P BYL
1
H 2 2/19/1989 A
N C61
1 C N C60
S 2 5/15/1989 A 1 N H06
S 2 4/19/1989 F 9 P A
CHH 1 1/19/1989 A 3 P P L38
S 2 5/03/1989 B 1 P P M66
H 2 7/26/1989 A 4 E
H 2 8/19/1989 C 1 P P K30
H 2 4/17/1989 A 1 N L40
H 2 4/26/1989 D 9 N
H 2 5/19/1989 A 10 N
H 2 5/31/1989 C 5 N
S 2 1/06/1989 A 5 J Oil
CHH 1 8/04/1989 A 7 P N
H 2 1/22/1989 E 16 P U B56
CHH 1 4/05/1989 A 4 E
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
7/27/1989
9/30/1989
10/02/1989
10/14/1989
10/20/1989
10/25/1989
11/05/1989
5/04/1989
6/28/1989
6/29/1989
6/29/1989
6/29/1989
6/29/1989
N
N C62
N S17
N M70
N
N M70
N M70
N K30
N H45
E
P
P
N B71
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1/01/1989
INDEX BY
12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
N
P
THE ENO; THE FESTIVE FOURTH FIXTURE REACHES 10TH ANNIVERSARY H
A GLORIOUS FOURTH; WHERE TO ENJOY THIS HOLIDAY H
OPEN HOUSE SET MONDAY AT OCCONEECHEE SITE S
SETTING UP FOR THE FESTIVAL ON THE ENO H
10TH ENO FESTIVAL ERUPTS S
'TENTS' SITUATION S
LILY-PUTIANS ON THE ENO? H
AT THE ENO, A SUMMERTIME BLAST H
ENO FIST: RIVERSIDE FUN FOR ALL H
GLAXO WILL HELP BUY ENO LAND; FESTIVAL WILL REOPEN TOMORROW S
FACES FOR THE ENO S
FOOT-STOMPING MUSIC ENLIVENS FESTIVAL H
SKYDIVING AND SKETCHING H
JULY 4 A SLAM-BANG BLEND OF FOOD, FUN S
CELEBRATING FOR A GOOD CAUSE H
ENO RIVER GROUP EXPECTS PROFITS OF ♦80,000-PLUS FROM 10TH ANNUAL... H
FESTIVAL NIGHTS
SEE UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, TELEVISION
FESTIVALS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO BULL CITY BLUES
SEE ALSO CENTERFEST
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., FESTIVALS
SEE ALSO DURHAM INTERNATIONAL CELEBRATION
SEE ALSO FESTIVAL FOR THE ENO
SEE ALSO MUSIC
SEE ALSO OKTOBERFEST (DUKE UNIV.)
WOMAN SWIMS IN BEANS AT FESTIVAL S
SNAKEHANDLER, HOG CALLER HEADED FOR NINTH STREET S
COME TOGETHERi TONIGHT, ON NINTH STREET, A GOOD OLD-FASHIONED HAPPENING H
NIGHT SCENEN ON NINTH STREET H
DURHAM GETS THE BLUES - AGAIN S
FESTIVK.S, N.C,
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE COUNTY ARTS EXPERIENCE
SEE ALSO APPLE CHILL FAIR
SEE ALSO AZALEA FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO BURLINGTON CAROUSEL FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO CARRBORO, N.C, FESTIVALS
SEE ALSO COLORFEST
SEE ALSO DOGWOOD FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO EASTERN MUSIC FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO FESTIFALL (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.) (NAMED CHANGED TO WEST END STREET FAIR)
SEE ALSO FILM FESTIVALS
SEE ALSO FOX CROSSINGS
SEE ALSO INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL OF RALEIGH
SEE ALSO MOLASSES FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO PERSON-ALITY FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO SPRINGFEST
SEE ALSO UMBRIA JAZZ FESTIVAL
GRAHAM FESTIVAL MAY DRAW 60,000 H
10,000 EXPECTED FOR COLORFEST H
STATE FARfCRS MARKET TO HOLD ANNUAL FESTIVAL TODAY H
SCOTLAND NECK'S CREPE MYRTLE FESTIVAL TODAY H
BRIGHT LEAF HOEDOWN SET THIS WEEKEND H
S
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6/23/1989
7/13/1989
8/12/1989
9/21/1989
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L P BYL
6/30/1989 D
6/30/1989 D
6/30/1989 A
7/01/1989 C
7/01/1989 A
7/01/1989 C
7/02/1989 A
7/02/1989 B
7/03/1989 B
7/03/1989 A
7/04/1989 C
7/05/1989 C
7/05/1989 C
7/05/1989 B
7/10/1989 A
7/30/1989 C
5/25/1989 D
6/01/1989 D
6/02/1989 D
6/02/1989 D
8/23/1989 B
F U66
F Zll
F
P T37
N S92
P T37
P T32
N S22
N Bll
N S92
P T32
1 P N C60
2 P P C45
1 P N S92
4 E
1 N C60
N B71
F B71
P M66
F U66
N B71
1 M N H60
1 N H60
1 N H60
1 N H60
1 N H60
FESTIVE, U.S.
SPRING COMES TO HILTON HEAD
VIRGINIA CANTALOUPE FESTIVAL WEDNESDAY
FETCHIN' BONES
A TASTE FOR SUCCESS/FETCHIN BONES
FETUSES
SEE ALSO ABORTION
SEE ALSO CHILDBIRTH
NOW SUBPOENAS ABORTION PROTESTER
SENATE TENTATIVELY APPROVES BILL ON FETUS REMAINS
MURDER CHARGE REJECTED IN FETUS DEATH
2 1/24/1989 D 5 N A76
1 7/22/1989 C 1 N H60
H 2 12/01/1989 D 4 P B
CHH 1 1/05/1989 A 3 N S17
H 2 2/10/1989 A 11 N
H 2 2/10/1989 A 12 N
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MONTHLY/
ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
I^J$3^m^^^™»* TO COMMITTEE BY SENATE
SENATE APPROVESBILL ON DISPOSAL OFnFETUS REMAINS
HOUSE ENACTS BILL ON FETUS REMAINS DISPOSAL _
LIFERS BEGINNING: A QUESTION THAT ELUttS SCIENCE
ONEraCAINE M$W FOR MOM CAN RUIN BABY'S LIFE
UHO PROTECTS FETUSES OF DRUG-USING MOMS?
FEW GARDENS HOUSING PROJECT , „.-„__,
OFFICIALS SAY FIREBUG HITTING FEU GARDENS, _____
APARTMENT ARSON SUSPECT MAKING CALLS TO AUTHORITIES
MAN CHARGED FOR SETTING FIRES AT FEW GARDENS
FEU GARDENS APARTMENT ARSON SUSPECT ARRESTED
m £K SMSS 5F&HT AGINST AIDS, HUGS
COMMUNITY CENTER REACHES OUT WITH HOPE AND HELP
GRANDMOTHERS TAKE ON SECOND FAMILY
FIBER (IN DIET)
SEE ALSO FOOD
SERECENT r^FLAPWER FIBER CEREALS IS FOOLISH
FIBW(MUCTCU>t«LDS PATENT FINDING FOR CORNINGj SUMITOMO OFFICIAL SAYS...
F1BREB0ARD
COMPANY IS BUYING ARROWOOD PLANTFOR $6.3 MILLION
FIRM THAT PURCHASED ARROWOOD FACES ASBESTOS CLAIMS
FIDELITY BANK
2 DURHAM MEN ARE CHARGED WITH MORRISVILLE BANK HOLDUP
"^'nELJ^DTCAHS' BRINGS POSTHUMOUS FAME TO THE 'OTHER' GRAHAM BROTHER
FIFTEEN-B JUDICIAL DISTRICT
SEE JUDICIAL DISTRICT 15-B
15-501 BYPASS
SEE ALSO DURHAM MASTER THOROUGHFARE PLAN
SEE ALSO DURHAM/CHAPEL HILL BLVD.
SEE ALSO FORDHAM BOULEVARD
SEE ALSO US 15-501 __
FORDHAM BOULEVARD TO BE ESTABLISHED , nmn
CHAPEL HILL AWARDED FUNDS FOR 14 NEW TRANSIT BUSES
15-501 WATERLINE REPLACEMENT GETS NOD
FIFTH AMENDMENT
SEE ALSO U.S. CONSTITUTION _^
APPEALS COURT UPHOLDS RIGHTS OF DEVELOPERS
FIFTH OF JULY (PLAY)
TEEN-AGER PLAYS TEEN-AGER ._„.
...IN DURHAM THEATRE GUILD '5TH OF JULY'
COMEDY OVERCOMES CONFUSION IN DTG '5TH» ,
DTG'S '5TH OF JULY' LACKS POP BUT STILL HAS SOME SPARKLERS
FILM DIRECTORS
SEMINAR ON FILM DIRECTORS SET
FILMMAKER SPIKE LEE TO GIVE TALK AT UNC
FILM FESTIVALS
SEE ALSO DURHAM INVITATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO FESTIVALS, N.C.
SEE ALSO OLD WESTERN FILM CLUB
IN HER IMAGE; MARILYN MONROE PROVES TO BE MORE THAN THE SUM OF HER...
PAUL GREEN'S FILMS ARE FOCUS
IT'S NOT-THE-OSCARS!
N
P
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
-DATE-
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E
C -PG
CHH 1
2/14/1989 C
2/15/1989 D
2/28/1989 C
5/04/1989 B
7/04/1989 C
7/10/1989 A
7/26/1989 D
7/26/1989 A
12
4
8
5
1
4
10
4
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L P BYL
N
N
N
N
N C60
L
N D80
U
S
H
S
H
S
H
H
S
3/15/1989
3/16/1989
3/17/1989
3/18/1989
3/18/1989
7/20/1989 .
10/16/1989 B
12/05/1989 B
N B53
N M51
N B53
N A54
N B53
N C60
P G S22
P N G59
S 2 10/18/1989 A 11 U
H 2 2/28/1989 A 10 N
H 1 4/06/1989 C 1 P N T33
H 1 9/26/1989 B 1 N T33
S 2 7/22/1989 C 1 P N B53
CHH 1 5/22/1989 A 3 P N M70
CHH 1 7/15/1989 A
CHH 1 10/14/1989 A
CHH 1 10/28/1989 A
3 N
1 N M20
3 P N M25
H 2 2/09/1989 A 1 N S69
S 2 3/30/1989 D 3 P F B71
H 2 4/07/1989 D 14 P P
H 2 4/11/1989 C 3 P R P10
S 2 4/13/1989 D 4 P R
H 2 1/16/1989 A
CHH 1 4/08/1989 A
H 2 3/03/1989 D
S 2 3/30/1989 D
H 2 4/14/1989 D
6 U W66
5 P N
8 P F L59
12 N
1 P P T37
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MONTHLY/
ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
OFFBEAT ON SCREEN
A KAN WHO KAKES 'EH HOVE
FILH SERIES RECALLS EARLY DAYS IN SPACE
SPECIAL FILMS WILL RUN IN FALL
WESTERN FILH FAIR OFENS TODAY IN RALEIGH
FILH INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO ACTORS AND ACTRESSES, U.S.
SEE ALSO BLACKS, FILMS
SEE ALSO CHILD ACTORS AND ACTRESSES
SEE ALSO COLORIZATION
SEE ALSO FOREIGN FILMS
SEE ALSO N.C., FILMMAKING
SEE ALSO REVIEWS, FILMS
LAWS SHOULD COVER FILM MAKERS
SUMER OF THE SEQUEL
UNC STUDY! COLORIZING FILMS ALTERS MEANING
THOM MARCHES ON
FINANCIAL DISCLOSURE LAWS
SEE ALSO ETHICS CODE
SEE ALSO JUDGES, N.C., FINANCIAL DISCLOSURE LAWS
SEE ALSO POLITICAL CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS
SEE ALSO POLITICAL CAMPAIGN EXPENDITURES
SEE ALSO PROPERTY DISCLOSURE LAWS
ETHICS BOARD LEADER SETTING POOR EXAMPLE
JUSTICE DEPARTMENT SUES CONGRESSMAN
N.C. CONGRESSMEN HAD TOTAL OF $500,000 IN OUTSIDE INCOME IN '88
TIE TAXPAYER FUNDING TO FINANCIAL DISCLOSURE
STATE AUDIT REPORTS N.C. AMATEUR SPORTS DIDN'T HISUSE FUNDS
CANDIDATE URGED DISCLOSURE RULE ADOPTION
FINE YOUNG CANNIBALS (BAND)
CANNIBALS AT CAMERON PLAY POP BUILT TO LAST
FINGER PAINTING
WORKS OF FINGER-PAINTING PIONEER SCHEDULED FOR HGREHEAD BUILDING
SHE DEVELOPED FINGER PAINTING
FINLAND
INSTITUTE DIRECTOR HONORED BY FINLAND
FINLEY'S (RESTAURANT)
FINLEY'S OVERCOMES CRITIC'S STEAKHOUSE PRECONCEPTIONS
FIRE AND RESCUE SERVICE TRAINING PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO FIRE DEPTS., N.C.
SEE ALSO RESCUES
FIERY DRILL, FIREFIGHTERS FROM ACROSS N.C. COME TO CHAPEL HILL CLINIC
FIRE DEPTS., DURHAM COUNTY
SEE DURHAM COUNTY FIRE MARSHAL
FIRE DffTS» N»C»
SEE ALSO 'FIRE* AND RESCUE SERVICE TRAINING PROGRAMS
FIERY DRILL; FIREFIGHTERS FROM ACROSS N.C. COME TO CHAPEL HILL CLINIC
FIRE DEPTS., ORANGE COUNTY, VOLUNTEER
SEE ALSO HILLSBOROUGH VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPT.
COUNTY PONDERS NEED FOR FIRE COMMISSIONER
FIRE EATING
HIS PERFORMANCE A SCORCHER
•TASTE OF AFRICA' IS DELICIOUS
FIRE ENGINES
SEE ALSO DURHAM FIRE DEPT. , FIRE TRUCKS
STANDING BY
-DATE-
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E
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I T
L Y
L P BYL
4/14/1989 D
4/14/1989 D
5/16/1989 B
5/18/1989 D
7/06/1989 C
8 P F U66
9 P F W66
11 P N
11 N
1 N H60
H 2 3/17/1989 A 4 E
H 2 5/19/1989 D 8 P F Zll
S 2 6/26/1989 A 6 N
H 2 10/22/1989 E 1 P F Zll
S 2 3/07/1989 A 4 E
H 2 5/20/1989 B 5 P N
H 2 5/24/1989 DUN
S 2 6/15/1989 A 4 E
H 2 7/01/1989 C 1 N S69
CHH 1 9/21/1989 A 3 N C62
H 2 9/29/1989 D 5 P R H90
CHH 1 4/30/1989 A 5 N
S 2 5/04/1989 D 7 P N
H 2 6/15/1989 C 3 N
H 2 8/18/1989 D 5 P R D77
CHH 1 1/16/1989 A 1 P N K25
CHH 1 1/16/1989 A 1 P N M25
CHH 1 1/16/1989 A 1 N M20
S 2 9/21/1989 D 3 P F B71
S 2 10/02/1989 B 3 P R L34
S 2 12/14/1989 B 1 P P R56
FIRE ESCAPE
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MONTHLY/
ANNUAL
1/01/1989
INDEX BY
12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
THE GREAT ESCAPE
FIRE FIGHTING
SEE FIREFIGHTING
FIRE INSPECTION AND PREVENTION PROGRAM
SEE ALSO FIRE PREVENTION
UOHAN, 71, HURT FIGHTING POLICE _
WOMAN HURT IN SCUFFLE COULD FACE CHARGE
FIRSEE ALSO FIRE INSPECTION AND PREVENTION PROGRAM
SEE ALSO FIRE SAFETY
SEE ALSO SAFETY^
^ITrS 5TT+!rADE PUPILS COUNT FIRE INVESTIGATOR AMONG HEROES
FIRE f^ghtd^message: BIG FIRES START SMALL
LEARNING NOT TO BURN
FIRE SAFETY p^curtntm
S^^INTENANCeTcOHMON SENSE HELP PREVENT CHIMNEY CONFLAGRATIONS
SAFE EXIT
ALARMS CAN SAVE LIVES
MOST BURN ACCIDENTS PREVENTABLE, CENTER DIRECTOR SAYS
FIRE MttSHAL TOENFORCE MAXIMUM OCCUPANCY IN CROWDED COURTROOMS
FIRE TRUCKS
SEE FIRE ENGINES
FIREBIRD SUITE
•EARTHY' STRAVINSKY SCORE INSPIRES AFRICAN 'FIREBIRD'
FIREBOMBS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO ARSON, DURHAM
SEE ALSO BOMB THREATS
SEE ALSO BOMBINGS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO BOMBS
SEE ALSO FIREBiDUTW* M
TOSSED FIREBOMB DAM«£S APARTMENT
FIREBOMB ARRESTS MADE
THIRD PERSON CHARGED IN FIREBOMBING
FIREBOMBING ARREST MADE
POLICE LOS/DEPUTIES RECOVER ITEMS STOLEN IN BREAK-IN
FIREBOMBING AFTER DRUG DEAL NETS 30-YEAR TERM
DURHAM MAN JAILED IN DRUG, BOMBING CASE
FIREFIGHTER TRAINING A„_
^^fBMSWB^ N.C. COME TO CHAPEL HILL CLINIC
FIREFIGHTERS
TOP FIREFIGHTERS
FI^FT£R?MULLi FIREFIGHTERS FROM ACROSS N.C. COME TO CHAPEL HILL CLINIC
FIREMAN'S DAY
SEE CREEDMOOR VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPT.
FIREMEN'S RELIEF FUND
RETIRED FIREMAN NOMINATED TO POST ON RELIEF BOARD
FIREPLACES
SEE ALSO CHIMNEY SWEEPS
SEE ALSO WOOD STOVES
FIREPLACE GRATE IS ENERGY EFFICIENT
UALDEN OWNERS SUE TOWN
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L P BYL
S 2 10/19/1989 C 1 P P T37
2/17/1989 A
2/18/1989 C
N B53
N B53
H 2 11/27/1989 B 1 P N M51
CHH 1 10/08/1989 A 3 N M70
S 2 10/09/1989 A 7 P P T37
CHH 1
H 2
S 2
CHH 1
H 2
1/09/1989 A
3/30/1989 C
4/25/1989 A
7/03/1989 A
12/03/1989 B
1 P N L90
5 PP T37
4 E
3 P N L90
1 P N S82
S 2 4/27/1989 D 3 P F B71
H
H
H
H
H
H
S
2/27/1989 B
2/28/1989 C
3/02/1989 C
3/07/1989 B
9/19/1989 B
11/16/1989 C
11/16/1989 C
N
N
N
N
N (151
N S82
N
CHH 1 1/16/1989 A 1 P N M25
S 2 10/13/1989 C 10 P P R56
CHH 1 1/16/1989 A 1 P N M25
S 2 2/16/1989 A 6 N
S 2 1/14/1989 A
CHH 1 6/06/1989 A
5 U H05
1 N H90
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HONTHLY/
ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1999
FIRES, CARRBORO
SEE ALSO CARRBORO, N.C.
APARTMENT FIRE CAUSE UNKNOWN; CARRBORO FIRE FIGHTERS STOP BLAZE.
POLICE LOG/CARRBORO FIRE CAUSE STILL UNKNOWN
QUICK RESPONSE SAVES APARTMENTS
FIRE RESULT OF BREAK-IN AT HOUSE
FIRE GUTS HERITAGE HILLS HOME
FIRES, CHAPEL HILL
RECENT FIRES PROMPT CALL FOR DETECTORS
GOOD MAINTENANCE, COMMON SENSE HELP PREVENT CHIMNEY CONFLAGRATIONS
POLICE LOG/FIRE DESTROYS DUMP TRUCK
POLICE LOG/FIRE STRIKES AT PUBLIC HOUSING UNIT
POLICE LOG/SECOND TEEN CHARGED IN DROP BOX INCIDENT
WOMAN SUFFERS SMOKE INHALATION IN TUESDAY FIRE
CHURCH FIRE POSSIBLY ELECTRICAL
GREENWOOD ROAD FIRE CAUSE STILL UNKNOWN
OFFICIALS INVESTIGATE EASTOUNE CLINIC FIRES
EASTOUNE CLINIC EMPLOYEE MAY FACE ADDITIONAL CHARGES
EASTOUNE CLINIC EMPLOYEE MAY FACE ADDITIONAL CHARGES
POLICE LOG/FIRE DAMAGES CHAPEL HILL APARTMENT
DURHAM WOMAN CHARGED WITH ARSON AFTER FIRE
9 FLEE UNC FRATERNITY HOUSE FIRE
ELECTRICS SUSPECT IN FRAT FIRE
ELECTRICS SUSPECT IN FRAT FIRE
SQUID'S ESCAPES FIRE
FIREFIGHTERS' MESSAGE! BIG FIRES START SMALL
FIRE DESTROYS MOBILE HOME
FIRES, DURHAM
SEE ALSO ARSON, DURHAM
SEE ALSO BURNING PERMITS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., FIRES
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL, FIRES
LIMOUSINE SERVICE BURNS
ELECTRICAL SHORT BLAMED
REBUILT CHINA INN OPENS
LIMO SERVICE BURNS
LIMO SERVICE CO. FIRE 'SUSPICIOUS,' OFFICIALS SAY
EXUM STREET HOUSE HEAVILY DAMAGED BY FIRE
HOUSE FIRE MAY BE LINKED TO MATCHES
HOUSE HEAVILY DAMAGED BY FIRE
ELDERLY WOMAN ESCAPES BURNING HOME
HOUSE GUTTED
FIRE DAMAGES CAR, GAS PUMPS
FIRE DESTROYS SHED
CHILD SMASHES WINDOW TO ESCAPE FIRE
LENOX BAKER FIRE HURTS 1; 75 EVACUATED
WORKER BURNED AT HOSPITAL
HOUSE ON UJCAT MILL ROAD BURNS
FIRE DAMAGES ATTIC OF POP-IN STORE
FIRE DAMAGES GROCERY
FIRE DWW3ES H^DEE ST. HOME
HOUSE FIRE CAUSES $100,000 DAMAGES; 5 OCCUPANTS UNHURT
FIRE MARSHAL IS PROBING CAUSE OF 'FAST' BLAZE THAT SWEPT HOME
FAMILY DEVASTATED BY FIRE NEEDS HELP
GREASE FIRE DAMAGES BAPTIST ROAD HOME
FIRE DAMAGES OLD AMERICAN BUILDING
GREASE FIRE INJURES YOUTH
FIRE DAMAGES DURHAM APARTHENT
FIRE NEAR CHIMNEY DAMAGES DURHAM HOME
FEW GARDENS (VARTMENT ARSON SUSPECT ARRESTED
FIRE RAZES BUILDING AT JAY HOSIERY MILLS
FIRE RUINS SOCXS WORTH $250,000 AT HOSIERY MILL
CAUSE OF DURHAM HOSIERY MILL FIRE STILL BEING INVESTIGATED TODAY
INVESTIGATORS SUSPECT ARSON IN JAY HOSIERY MILL BLAZE
LIQUID THROWN ON PORCH, LIT SAID CAUSE OF ANGIER AVE. FIRE
HOUSE DAMAGED, TWO CARS DESTROYED BY FIRE
NO INJURIES OCCUR IN FIRE
SUBJECTS
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I T
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CHH 1
4/12/1989 A
1 P N M70
CHH 1
4/13/1989 A
2 N
CHH 1
8/03/1989 A
1 P N M25
CHH 1
12/02/1989 A
3 N
CHH 1 12/09/1989 A
1 P N C62
CHH 1
1/03/1989 A
1 N K70
)NS CHH 1
1/09/1989 A
1 P N L90
CHH 1
3/17/1989 A
7 N
CHH 1
4/02/1989 A
10 N
CHH 1
4/19/1989 A
10 N
CHH 1
5/31/1989 A
3 P N M70
CHH 1
7/13/1989 A
3 P N M70
CHH 1
7/20/1989 A
3 N M70
CHH 1
7/24/1989 A
1 N M25
CHH 1
7/25/1989 A
3 N M25
CHH 1
7/25/1989 A
3 N M70
CHH 1
8/05/1989 A
3 N
CHH 1
9/05/1989 A
1 N M70
S 2
9/07/1989 A
1 P N S92
CHH 1
9/08/1989 A
1 P N M25
CHH 1
9/08/1989 A
1 P N M70
CHH 1
10/01/1989 A
3 N
CHH 1
10/08/1989 A
3 N M70
CHH 1
12/26/1989 A
1 P N W57
H
2
1/05/1989 C
1 P P S73
H
2
1/05/1989 C
7
N
S
2
1/05/1989 A
1 P N S92
s
2
1/05/1989 C
1 P P S73
H
2
1/06/1989 C
1
N
H
2
1/08/1989 C
6
N
S
2
1/09/1989 A
3
N
H
2
1/16/1989 B
1
N
H
2
1/16/1989 B
1
N
s
2
1/17/1989 C
1 P P S73
H
2
1/22/1989 B
5
N
H
3
1/22/1989 B
3
N
H
2
1/26/1989 C
6
N
S
2
1/26/1989 A
1 P N B53
H
2
1/27/1989 B
4
N
H
2
1/28/1989 D
4 P P S73
H
2
2/08/1989 C
3
N
H
2
2/12/1989 B
3
N
H
2
2/17/1989 C
2 P P T32
H
O
£
2/19/1989 B
3
N
S
2
2/20/1989 C
1
N
S
2
2/22/1989 A
1
N B53
s
2
2/22/1989 C
1
N B53
H
2
2/23/1989 C
1
N
H
2
2/23/1989 C
3
N
H
2
3/07/1989 B
5
N
S
2
3/09/1989 C
1
N
H
2
3/18/1989 C
1
N A54
S
2
3/18/1989 A
1
N B53
H
2
3/19/1989 B
1
N M51
s
2
3/20/1989 C
1
N
s
2
3/21/1989 A
1
N B53
S
2
3/22/1989 C
1 1
» N B53
H
2
3/23/1989 C
6
N
S
2
3/24/1989 A
1
N
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1/01/1989
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12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
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I T
L Y
LP BYL
STOVE FIRE DAMAGES TRINITY APARTMENT
FIRE DESTROYS HOME
FIRE SCENE
fire causes rest home evacuation
fire marshal: patient set fire in rest hoc
spate of blazes keeps fire crews on the run
candle might have started fire
woman burned on head. chest
fire forces evacuation of school
EBUJnEft& Wk HM£RSON TOWERS TRAGEDY
POLICE PROBE APARTMENT FIRE
HOUSE HEAVILY DAMAGED BY FIRE
SgHTEr'IrEATED AFTER BATTLING HOUSE BLAZE
SHORT MAY HAVE CAUSED HOUSE FIRE
MITSUBISHI PROBING CAUSE OF PLANT FIRE
DRILL BELIEVED TO HAVE CAUSED HOUSE FIRE
STORM ZAPS POWER) LIGHTNING SETS 2 HOUSES ABLAZE
STORM ZAPSPOWER; LIGHTNING SETS 2 HOUSES ABLAZE
FIRES DESTROY BARN, DAMAGE HOUSE IN NORTHERN DURHAM
AREA FIRES DESTROY BARN, DAMAGE HOUSE
SEPARATE BEDROOM FIRES DOUSED
FIRE DESTROYS HOME
FIRE GUTS APARTMENT, SWEEPS THROUGH ATTIC
INVESTIGATORS SAY FIRES DELIBERATE, SEEK INFORMATION
TAX OFFICE FIRE mMm _
ELECTRICAL SHORT STARTS ♦100,000 FIRE
KIDS START BLAZE WITH FIREWORKS
BLAZE AT HENDERSON TOWERS PROBED _
FIRE DAMAGES CRICKET INN ROOFi NO ONE INJURED
RTRftfi BLAMED IN FIRE
FIRE DAMAGES GREEN ST. APARTMENT; MOTHER, 2-MONTH-OLD BABY TREATED
A REAL LIFESAVER
WOMAN, BABY GET TREATMENT AFTER FIRE
AFTER THE FIRE
FIRE DAMAGES TROY ST. HOME _
OVERFLOWING WASHER CAUSES SMALL FIRE
fSI Sf S M^NKSTIGATORS STILL SEEKING CAUSE
APARTMENTS ON FIRE „„
APARTMENT FIRE LEAVES 5 FAMILIES HOMELESS
SIX FAMILIES HOMELESS AFTER BLAZE
HEATHER GLEN HOME DESTROYED
HOUSE BURNS
FIRE DAMAGES HOUSE
BATHTUB BLAZE
MATTRESS FIRE SPREADS SMOKE DAMAGE AT DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL
CIGARETTE ON MATTRESS CAUSED HOSPITAL BLAZE
FIRE HITS NCCU DORM
FIRE HEAVILY DAMAGES HOUSE ON LYNN ROAD __
ARSON SUSPECTED IN FIRE AT COUNn KJCRALt^ITAL
2 TINY KITTENS RESUSCITATED BY FIREMAN AFTER HOUSE BLAZE
VACANT APARTMENT DAMAGED BY FIRE _
SEVEN LOSE BELONGINGS IN HOUSE/MINISTRY BLAZE
IT'S A GAS
BLAZE LEAVES 7 HOMELESSi DESTROYS PRAYER MINISTRY
FIRE THAT DESTROYED HOUSE, MINISTRY STARTED IN CHIMNEY
PLUM ST. FIRE BEGAN IN CHIMNEY
NEW ROOF CATCHES ON FIRE
ANGIER AVE. NEIGHBORS' SHOUTS WARN RESIDENTS OF HOUSE FIRE
4 PEOPLE ESCAPE HOUSE FIRE
FIRE DESTROYS HOME ON JOHNSON MILL ROAD
ANGIER AVE. FIRE ACCIDENTAL
FIRE DESTROYS HOME
MIDDLETON APARTMENTS FIRE
FIRE DAMAGES 'LANDMARK' HOUSE ON BAHAMA ROAD
DUPLEX FIRE
s
2
H
2
s
2
H
2
S
2
S
2
H
2
H
2
S
2
S
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
S
2
S
2
S
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
H
2
S
2
S
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
S
2
H
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
S
2
S
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
S
2
S
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
H
2
S
2
s
2
H
2
H
2
S
2
4/03/1989 A
4/07/1989 C
4/07/1989 C
4/10/1989 B
4/11/1989 C
5/03/1989 B
5/07/1989 B
5/09/1989 C
5/10/1989 B
5/11/1989 C
5/19/1989 C
5/19/1989 A
5/31/1989 C
5/31/1989 A
6/04/1989 B
6/06/1989 B
6/14/1989 A
6/21/1989 C
6/21/1989 B
6/29/1989 C
6/29/1989 C
7/02/1989 B
7/03/1989 C
7/12/1989
7/14/1989
7/14/1989
7/17/1989
7/18/1989
8/17/1989
8/18/1989
8/18/1989
8/19/1989 _
9/10/1989 B
9/11/1989 C
9/18/1989 A
9/19/1989 A
9/19/1989 B
9/22/1989 C
9/22/1989
9/22/1989
9/23/1989
10/09/1989
10/11/1989 _
10/11/1989 B
10/12/1989 C
10/25/1989 C
10/25/1989 D
10/27/1989 C
10/30/1989 B
10/31/1989 A
10/31/1989 C
11/01/1989 A
11/02/1989 C
11/09/1989 C
11/14/1989 B
11/16/1989 C
11/20/1989 B
U/20/1989 C
11/20/1989
11/22/1989
11/22/1989
12/01/1989
12/16/1989
12/17/1989 B
12/18/1989 C
12/18/1989 A
12/18/1989 C
12/21/1989 C
12/25/1989 C
12/28/1989 B
7
1
1
1
1
1
3
7
1
1
3
7
4
7
3
4
3
3
1
1
1
8
6
2
1
1
3
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
8
1
1
4
5
1
1
1
1
1
5
3
7
1
1
1
9
1
14
8
1
1
1
5
7
1
1
1
1
3
9
1
1
1
PP T37
M66
M06
N
N
P T32
P L38
N B53
N
N
N
N
N
P
N
N
P
N
N
N
N
P S76
N B53
N T77
N
N
N
PS73
N B53
P T37
N B53
P T37
N N36
N
N
N M51
N B53
N B53
P M66
N
P T32
N
N
N
N
N
N B53
N M51
P R56
P R56
N M51
N M51
N H51
N B53
N B53
N
N C60
N M51
N
N H51
P S76
N
N
N
P T37
N Yll
N
N M51
N
P T32
P T32
T32
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FIRE DESTROYS HOME OFF COLE MILL ROAD
TWO HOUSE FIRES
FIRE CAUSED BY CRACK IN FURNACE PIPE
FIRES, DURHAM, DEATHS
FIRE FATAL TO 3 IN DURHAM
DURHAM FIRE CASE OF ARSON, OFFICIAL SAYS
EVIDENCE POINTS TO QUEEN STREET ARSON
DOCTORS CONFIRM NAMES OF FIRE VICTIMS
TWO FIRE VICTIMS IDENTIFIED
BOMBS, FIRE THREATEN OUR SENSE OF SECURITY
FIRE INVESTIGATORS SEEK WITNESS TO QUEEN ST. FIRE
INVESTIGATORS SEEK PERSON WHOMAY BE WITNESSS TO FIRE
BLAZE TRAPS, KILLS LATHROP STREET MAN
BATTLING TO SAVE A LIFE
DURHAM MAN FOUND DEAD IN CHAIR AFTER HOUSE FIRE
AUT0PSY2 MAN DIED FROM SMOKE INHALATION
TRINITY AVE. BLAZE KILLS 2
ONE KILLED, TWO INJURED IN TRINITY AVENUE FIRE
MICROWAVE OVEN LIKELY ORIGIN OF FATAL FIRE
FIRE ON DUNSTAN STREET KILLS MAN, DESTROYS HOME
DURHAM FIRE KILLS MAN, 63
BURGLAR TAKE SILVER WORTH OVER $22,000
FIRES, HILLSBOROUGH
HOUSE SUFFERS SEVERE DAMAGE
FIRE CONSUMES HOME IN HILLSBOROUGH
BUSINESS ENGULFED IN FLAMES
SUNDAY FIRE DESTROYS HOME, NOT BUSINESS
KEROSENE HEATER FIRE CAUSE
FIRES, N.C.
SEE ALSO ARSON, N.C.
SEE ALSO AUTOS, FIRES
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, FIRES
CHARGE FILED AFTER VANCE COUNTY MOBILE HOME FIRE
FORMER ROXBORO FURNITURE STORE BURNS
QUENCHING ROXBORO BLAZE
ROXBORO FIREMEN BATTLE DOWNTOWN BLAZE FOR 5 HOURS
OFFICIALS THINK FAULTY WIRING CAUSED ROXBORO FIRE
ROXBORO STORE DESTROYED
WIRING SHORT SUSPECTED AS DOWNTOWN ROXBORO FIRE CAUSE
ROXBORO FIREMAN HURTS HIS HAND AT HOUSE FIRE
PREGNANT WOMAN RESCUED FROM FIRE
TWO INJURED IN ROXBORO FIRE
ELECTRICAL FIRE ERUPTS AT HARRIS NUCLEAR PLANT
NRC EXPERTS BEGIN PROBE OF FIRE AT SHEARON HARRIS
FIRES, N.C, DEATHS
SEE ALSO DEATHS, N.C.
FIRE KILLS RAMSEUR MAN
WOMAN AND SON DIE AS HOME BURNS
FIRE CLAIMS LIFE OF PERSON WOMAN
FIRE KILLS WOMAN IN PERSON COUNTY
FUEL ERROR PROBED IN FIRE KILLING NINE
FATAL MANTEO FIRE
FLAMMABLE LIQUID BLAMED FOR FIRE THAT CLAIMS FOUR
FIRES, ORANGE COUNTY
BLAZE DAMAGES TWO-STORY HOUSE; NO INJURIES RESULT
RED CROSS OUT OF DISASTER MONEY
SHORTCIRCUIT SUSPECTED IN FIRE
WEEKEND HOUSE FIRE MAY HAVE BEEN SET
NO ONE INJURED IN SMALL KITCHEN FIRE
HOME DESTROYED
FIRE GUTS HOUSE
'IT'S THE MEMORIES THAT COUNT'
D — DATE-
S I T
E L Y
C -PG L P BYL
2 12/29/1989 A 1 P N B53
2 12/30/1989 C 1 P P M66
2 12/30/1989 C 1 N B53
1/06/1989
1/07/1989
1/07/1989
1/09/1989
1/10/1989
1/11/1939
1/23/1989
1/25/1989
6/02/1989
6/03/1989
6/03/1989
6/07/1989 B
10/28/1989 A
10/29/1989 B
10/31/1989 C
11/13/1989 A
11/14/1989 B
11/15/1989 C
1
1
1
1
1
4
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
4
1
14
1
N B53
N A54
N B53
N B53
N M51
E
N B53
N
N B53
P S76
N C47
N B53
N E33
N M51
N M51
N B53
0
N M51
CHH 1
9/12/1989 A
11/22/1989 A
11/27/1989 A
CHH 1 11/28/1989 A
CHH 1 12/06/1989 A
CHH 1
CHH 1
P N H90
P N W57
P N W57
N
N
H 2 1/04/1989 C
4 N
S 2 1/10/1989 A
1 N B53
H 2 1/11/1989 A
1 P P T37
H 2 1/11/1989 C
1 P N T33
S 2 1/11/1989 A
1 P N T37
S 2 1/11/1989 C
1 P P T37
H 2 1/12/1989 C
1 N
H 1 1/13/1989 C
1 N
H 2 1/19/1989 B
2 N
H 2 3/01/1989 C
1 P P
S 2 10/10/1989 A
1 D N
H 2 10/11/1989 A
1 N
H 1 1/10/1989 C
6 N
H 2 1/16/1989 B
6 N
S 2 5/22/1989 C
1 N B53
H 2 5/23/1989 C
1 P N
H 2 11/20/1989 B
1 N
H 2 11/30/1989 C
11 P P
H 2 12/23/1989 B
1 P N H60
CHH 1 1/02/1989 A
1 P N C62
CHH 1 2/02/1989 A
2 N R63
CHH 1 3/14/1989 A
3 N
CHH 1 4/03/1989 A
1 N L90
CHH 1 6/28/1989 A
3 N
S 2 7/14/1989 A
7 P P S73
CHH 1 11/07/1989 A
3 P N U57
CHH 1 12/24/1989 A
1 P F M20
FIRES, ORANGE COUNTY, DEATHS
POLICE STALK KENWOOD ARSONIST
CHH 1 2/20/1989 A 1 P N R63
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2 KILLED IN HILLSBOROUGH FIRE
K'^^^K'POLICE, SBI CONTINUE TO WORK ON...CASE
SMOKING CAN BURN YOU UP
FIRES, U.S., DEATHS
INSIGHT/NEW WARNING:
FIRESTONE STORE
FIRESTONE (AD)
FIREWOOD
SEE ALSO DURHAM EMERGENCY ENERGY COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO WOOD STOVES __
USE OF WOOD FOR FUEL DOWN IN STATE
FIREWORKS
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, FIREWORKS
SEE ALSO JULY 4
FIREWORKS SET FOR WADE STADIUM
BIGGER BANG PLANNED FOR FOURTH FIREWORKS
JULY 4TH FIREWORKS AT DUKE
FIREWORKS, FUN ON TAP _
PLAY THAT SONG AGAIN, MAURICE
♦FUN FAMILY FOURTH' PLAWED
FIREWORKS, FUN FILL FOURTH FESTIVITIES
FOOT-STOMPING MUSIC ENLIVENS FESTIVAL
FIREWORKS CONFISCATED
FIREOFFICIALS WATCH STORES FOR FIREWORKS
FIRING EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, DURHAM^DPLOYEES
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, N.C., EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, U.S., EMPLOYEES
STATE'S SUPREME COURT HEARS 'FIRE-AT-WILL' CASE
FIRST AID
SEE ALSO EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES
UNC DOCTOR OFFERS PARENTS TIPS ON STOCKING FIRST-AID KITS
FIRST AMENDMENT
SEE ALSO BILL OF RIGHTS
SEE ALSO CENSORSHIP
SEE ALSO FREEDOM OF SPEECH
SEE ALSO FREEDOM OF THE PRESS
SEE ALSO U.S. CONSTITUTION
AMEN TOraJRT^IRfusWTHEISTS LOSE THEIR APPEAL TO OUST... CHAPLAIN
FOX GIVES LEGISLATORS LESSON ON CONSTITUTION
NEWSPAPER ENDORSEMENT MEASURE DIES
OUTRAGE UNDERSTANDABLE BUT... ^^
A FLAG 'POLL' - LOCAL OPINION MIXED ON AMENDMENT
IT'S OUR CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHT TO TAMPER WITH THE CONSTITUTION
SCHOOL BOARD SETTL£S CONFEDERATE FLAG SUIT OUT OF COURT
REBEL FLAG SETTLEMENT CLEARS FILES
FLAG SUIT SETTLEMENT A REASONED APPROACH
FIRST AMENDMENT DOES ITS JOB AT UNC
FIRST AMENDMENT AWARD
SEE ALSO AWARDS
CHAMPION FOR THE PUBLIC
MILLER WINS PRESS HONOR
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.) _
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH HOLDS KING OBSERVANCE TnrvAv
FIRST BAPTIST SINGING THE PRAISES OF ITS CHOIR, WORKERS TODAY
LOOKING AHEAD; FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH MARKS 124TH ANNIVERSARY
A FIRST/FIRST BAPTIST TO ORDAIN WOMAN PASTOR
A LOOK BACK/CHURCH IN DEMOLITION
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH (DURHAM, N.C.)
S I T
N E ELY
P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
CHH 1 2/21/1989 A
CHH 1 2/21/1989 A
CHH 1 4/14/1989 A
1 P N R63
3 N
1 P N H90
H 2 2/05/1989 D 1 P F
S 2 4/19/1989 F 7 P A
H 2 12/01/1989 C 1 N K65
H 2 6/14/1989 B 6 N
CHH
S
H
S
S
S
H
H
S
6/15/1989 A
6/20/1989 D
6/28/1989 C
6/29/1989
6/29/1989
7/04/1989
7/05/1989
10/27/1989
10/27/1989
N
N A76
N
F B71
F B71
N
N C60
N M51
N B53
H 2 3/16/1989 B 7 N
S 2 12/11/1989 C 1 N
H
H
S
H
H
CHH
H
H
H
S
S
CHH
1/06/1989
3/29/1989
4/20/1989
5/17/1989
6/26/1989
7/04/1989
7/13/1989
8/06/1989
8/18/1989
8/18/1989
8/21/1989
11/08/1989
E
E
E
N R53
E
N L90
E
J A20
N C47
N S92
E
E
7/22/1989 A
7/22/1989 B
4 E
5 P N
CHH 1 1/17/1989 A
CHH 1 3/19/1989 A
CHH 1 4/26/1989 A
CHH 1 11/27/1989 A
CHH 1 12/21/1989 A
1 P
3
3 P
3
7P
N L90
N S17
N S17
N W57
P
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T>€Y LEARN CRAFTS JUST AS JESUS DID
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH „
FOR FUN, FUNDS, FELLOWSHIP AND 'FEVER'; HAKING CHOCOLATE EGGS...
FIRST CITIZENS BANK AND TRUST CO. (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.)
SOURCE OF FUMES NOT YET FOUND
SOURCE OF FUMES NOT YET FOUND
FUMES BLAMED ON STREET VACUUM
FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
FIRST FEDERAL'S MOREHEAD NEW PRESIDENT, CEO
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE DURHAM SUN!! FIRST FEDERAL OF NORTH CAROLINA (AD)
FIRST LADIES
SEE N.C, GOVERNORS' FIRST LADIES
SEE U.S. PRESIDENTS, WIVES
FIRST ORANGE LIMITED PARTNERS
'PAVILION' TO DISPLACE CAT'S CRADLE
ill MILLION COMPLEX TO REPLACE FAILED UADDELL PROJECT
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (DURHAM, N.C.)
CHURCH CELEBRATES ITS SUCCESSFUL DRIVE FOR RENOVATION FUND
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (DURHAM), CHILD CARE PROGRAM
SEE ALSO CHILD CARE CENTERS
APPLE BOBIBN'
HAVING A FIELD DAY
PLAY TIME
CUSTOM PASSENGER VEHICLE
FIRST SAFE DEPOSIT CORP.
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES; FIRST SAFE DEPOSIT CORPORATION (AD)
FIRST SOUTH BANK (BURLINGTON, N.C.)
2 SUSPECTS SURRENDER; CHARGED IN BURLINGTON BANK ROBBERY
FIRST UNION CORP
FIRST UNION* INVESTORS BUY SOUTHLAND BUILDING
BANK PLEDGES DONATION
FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK
SEE FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK OF N.C. (DIVISION OF FIRST UNION CORP.)
FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.)
1ST UNION BANK ROBBED MONDAY
SUSPECT ELUDES CHASE; MAN RESEMBLING 1ST UNION ROBBER SEEN NEAR MALL
FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK OF N.C. (DIVISION OF FIRST UNION CORP.)
IMPACT OF FIRST UNION ACQUISITION NOT FELT IN DURHAM
TRIANGLE ECONOMY LOOKING SOLID FOR FIRST PART OF 1989
FORMER FIRST UNION BUILDING MAY BECOME PIZZA RESTAURANT
FIRST UNION JOINS LOW-INCOME MORTGAGE EFFORT
FIRST UNION PLAZA
FIRST UNION PLAZA
GOING UP
FLOORED
ON THE BEAM
ON TOP OF THE JOB
FIRST UNION PLAZA
FIRSTCORP
FIRST FEDERAL'S OWNER EXPECTS LOSS
FIRSTS
SEE RECORDS AND FIRSTS
PAGE 508
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I T
L Y
D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
2 7/01/1989 A 9 P N T37
2 2/19/1989 E 3 P F
CHH 1 8/04/1989
CHH 1 8/04/1989
CHH 1 8/05/1989
H 2 3/18/1989
S 2 4/19/1989
CHH 1 11/21/1989
CHH 1 11/21/1989
A 3 P N M70
A 3 P N C62
A 1 N M70
A 10 N
F 8 A
A 1 N H70
A 1 P N M70
H 2 1/30/1989 B 1 P N P38
S 2 6/24/1989
S 2 6/24/1989
S 2 6/24/1989
H 2 8/17/1989
S 2 4/19/1989
H 2 3/24/1989
H 2 2/03/1989
S 2 7/25/1989
CHH 1 1/31/1989
CHH 1 2/01/1989
S 2 3/09/1989
H 2 5/21/1989
CHH 1 7/07/1989
S 2 12/09/1989
A 1 P P T37
A 5 F P T37
C 1 P P T37
C 1 P P L38
F 7 A
C 1 N H60
B 4 N
A 6 N
2 1/20/1989
2 7/16/1989
2 7/18/1989
2 8/10/1989
2 8/11/1989
2 9/10/1989
1 N M20
3 P N H70
A 1 N H65
D 6 N
A 3 N C62
C 1 N E33
M66
T37
T37
S73
S73
T37
S 2 1/06/1989 C 1 N
FISH
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SUBJECTS
N E
P D — DATE-
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E
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I T
L Y
L P BYL
SEE ALSO HEAT
SEE ALSO SHELLFISH
SEE ALSO STRIPED BASS
GRILLED FISH IS A-OK „
THERE'S SOMETHING 'FISHY' ABOUT HAN'S FARH
EATING 'HEALTHFUL' FISH MAY HEAN MERCURY CONTAMINATION
FISH FANTASTIC FOR LABOR DAY COOKOUT
MULLET, A CAROLINA SPECIALTY
FISH FARMING
SEE AQUACULTURE
FISH FRY
SEE ALSO DURHAM SHRINE CLUB, FISH FRY
FISH FRY FUND-RAISER
SERVING UP MEALS FOR A GOOD CAUSE
SHRINERS FRYING FISH FOR ANNUAL BENEFIT
FISH KILLS
SEE ALSO WATER POLLUTION
LOOKING OUT FOR THE STRIPED BASS
FISH OIL
SEE ALSO OIL
study; FISH OIL LOWERS RISK OF REBLOCKED ARTERIES
FISt£WJR^CHURCH^S CENTENNIAL MAY MARK BIRTH OF MODERN PENTECOSTALISM
FISHING
SEE ALSO COMMERCIAL FISHING INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO N.C. WILDLIFE RESOURCES COMMISSION
SEE ALSO SALTWATER FISHING
SEE ALSO TROUT
BLUES CHRISTMAS r^mi
TYREE MAKES USE OF WARM WEATHER TO FISH
JUST WAITING FOR THE BIG ONE
PLEASANT SURPRISE
BIG STRIPER
BITES FEU AND FAR BETWEEN
PRIME LOCATION
AT LEISURE ON THE LAKE
GONE FISHIN'
CASTING FOR THE BIG ONE
DUKE SCIENTISTS DEVELOP FISH FOOD
THESE BIG ONES DIDN'T GET AWAY
CLAYTON FISHES OUT A 'BIG ONE'
NOT EVEN A NIBBLE
MAYBE THE BIG ONE WON'T SPILL OVER
WEEKEND DREAMS
19 FISHING DAYS LEFT
TAKTNR Wfl fjHANTPS
NOTHING BETTER'N FLORIDA'S CAROLINA POMPANO, DEEP-FRIED 'GATOR TAIL
BIG FISH
CRAPPIE, BASS HEAT UP AREA LAKES
THIS ONE'S FOR THE PAN
N.C. WILDLIFE COMMISSION SETS WATERFOWL SEASON
RECENT RAIN HAVING EFFECT ON FALL FISHING
RAIN PROMPTS CHANGES IN FISHING CONDITIONS
ANGLERS HAVING LUCK WITH DEEP CRAPPIES
A ROYAL CATCH
FISHING STILL GOOD AT INLAND LAKES
FALL FISHING FUN
...BEATS A GOOD DAY WORKING
AUTUMN WEATHER BRINGS TOP RESULTS FOR ANGLERS
FOGGY FISHING
FISHING IN THE FALLS
MORNING FISHING _
WANT TO KNOW HOW THE FISH ARE BITING? JUST MAKE A CALL
ONE OFFSHORE OIL SPILL EVERY 20 YEARS IS TOO BIG A GAMBLE
7/05/1989 B
7/05/1989 C
7/11/1989 B
8/30/1989 C
10/11/1989 B
P F S56
P F G59
N K65
P F G59
P F
H 2 4/16/1989 B 3 P P T44
H 1 5/27/1989 C 1 P P T44
CHH 1 9/08/1989 A 3 P N M25
CHH 1 6/25/1989 A 4 E
H 2 4/20/1989 A 16 N C60
H 2 3/04/1989 A 8 N A20
H 2
S 2
CHH 1
S 2
S 2
H 2
CHH 1
H 2
S 2
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
S 2
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
1/08/1989 B
1/31/1989 B
3/02/1989 A
4/05/1989
4/14/1989
4/20/1989
4/24/1989
5/01/1989
5/23/1989
5/30/1989
6/01/1989
6/04/1989
6/06/1989
6/26/1989
6/28/1989
7/27/1989
8/09/1989
8/20/1989
8/27/1989 ..
9/05/1989 B
9/10/1989 C
9/11/1989
9/17/1989
9/24/1989
10/01/1989
10/08/1989 _
10/21/1989 B
10/22/1989 C
10/27/1989 C
11/02/1989 A
11/05/1989 C
11/07/1989 B
11/08/1989 C
11/11/1989 C
11/12/1989 C
11/12/1989 A
P
U A76
P L38
C45
T37
T44
S73
S76
T44
N H80
N M70
N A76
P T37
L38
L38
T32
T44
P P T44
S76
L38
S76
S76
S76
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FISHING F2S
SEE ALSO N.C. WILDLIFE RESOURCES COMMISSION, LICENSES
DON'T TAX SALT-WATER FISHING
FISHING INDUSTRY
SEE COMMERCIAL FISHING INDUSTRY
FISHING LICENSES _ __
SEE N.C. WILDLIFE RESOURCES COMMISSION, LICENSES
FISHMONGER'S SEAFOOD HARKET
OOPS'
FORMERLY A SEAFOOD HARKET, NOW FISHMONGER'S IS A TOP RESTAURANT
FITCH CREATIONS DC. „
FEARRINGTON DEVELOPER TO CONTRIBUTE TO COUNTY WATER SYSTEM
FWE OAKS RECREATIONAL ASSOCIATION
FIVE OAKS SWIMMERS HAKE WAVES, UN BY A FIN
H 2 10/29/1989 D 4 E
FIX
& FLY
FIX & FLY REPAIRS AUTOS WHILE CUSTOMERS TRAVEL
FLAG BURNING _ _
BURNING FLAG IN PROTEST UN-AMERICAN ACTIVITY
OUTRAGE UNDERSTANDABLE BUT. . .
SENATE CALLS FLAG-BURNING SHAMEFUL ACT
MR. BUSH'S CALL MISGUIDED
AMERICAN FLAG'S MEANING WELL SERVED BY DECISION
BUSH USES FLAG ISSUE AS EMOTIONAL APPEAL
VALENTINE, PRICE JOIN CHORUS OF ANTI-FLAG BURNING VOICES
COOL DOWN ON THE BURNING ISSUE
SUPREME COURT'S FLAG RULING BURNS UP DURHAM RESIDENTS
A FLAG 'POLL' - LOCAL OPINION MIXED ON AMENDMENT
OUR PRECIOUS FREEDGM OF EXPRESSION
VALENTINE URGES 'NARROW' AMERICAN FLAG AMENDMENT
VALENTINE OFF MARK ON FLAG AMENDMENT
HERE'S THE ACCOMMODATION?
FLAG VS. FIRST AMENDMENT
REVISION PROPOSED OF N.C. FLAG LAW
CONGRESS DESECRATES FLAG
DUKE PROF BLASTS FLAG-BURNING BAN
HONOR THE FLAG, BUT DON'T FORGET WHAT IT REPRESENTS
LET'S NOT BE FLAG-WAVING SILLY
SANFORD CONDEMNS FLAG MOVE
SANFORD RIDING FENCE ON FLAG PROTECTION _ „_,»,
IT'S OUR CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHT TO TAMPER WITH THE CONSTITUTION
FLAG LEGISLATION USELESS EFFORT
AMENDMENT DEBATE IS LATEST FLAG FIASCO
SOVIET FLAGS ARE FLAMMABLE, TOO
PATRIOTISM GOES UP IN SMOKE
FLAG DAY
FLYING FLAG SHOWS PRIDE
FLAG FOOTBALL (INCLUDES "TOUCH FOOTBALL")
SEE ALSO FOOTBALL _ _ „lu_
FLAG FOOTBALL GETS MEN CLOSER THAN 6 FEET TO A GAME
TOWEL FOOTBALL SEASON ENDS
FLAGS
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, FLAG
SEE ALSO U.S. FLAG
POW/MIA FLAG WILL BE RAISED SUNDAY IN FRANKLIN COUNTY
UNC FLAG BREAKS SIGN RULES, PLAWER SAYS
WHEN IS A FLAG NOT A FLAG?
PERMIT NEEDED FOR FLAG, BOARD SAYS
H
2
A/22/1989 B
1 P N
H
2
9/29/1989 D
4 P R D77
CHH 1
9/17/1989 A
3 N H25
S
2
8/01/1989 D
4 P U A76
H
2
8/07/1989 B
1 P N K65
S
2
6/23/1989 A
4 E
H
2
4/26/1989 A
4 E
H
2
6/28/1989 D
9 N
H
2
6/30/1989 A
4 E
H
2
6/30/1989 A
4 L
S
2
6/30/1989 A
4 E
H
2
7/01/1989 C
1 N R63
CHH 1
7/01/1989 A
4 E
S
2
7/01/1989 A
1 P N T77
CHH
1
7/04/1989 A
4 P N L90
CHH
1
7/04/1989 A
4 E
H
2
7/07/1989 C
1 P N S22
S
2
7/08/1989 A
4 E
H
2
7/09/1989 D
4 E
H
2
7/13/1989 A
4 E
H
2
7/14/1989 A
9 P N
S
2
7/17/1989 A
4 E
s
2
7/18/1989 A
1 N
CHH
1
7/20/1989 A
4 P U
H
2
7/22/1989 A
4 E
S
2
7/31/1989 A
1 P N C61
s
2
8/02/1989 A
4 E
H
2
8/06/1989 D
5 J A20
H
2
8/28/1989 A
4 E
s
2
10/23/1989 A
4 E
CHH
1
10/24/1989 A
4 E
H
2 10/31/1989 A
4 E
S
2
6/14/1989 A
4 E
s
2 10/31/1989 B
4 N M06
s
2 11/21/1989 D
4 P N
H
1
4/15/1989 C
1 D N H60
CHH
1
7/05/1989 A
3 N H70
CHH
1
7/C6/1989 A
4 E
CHH
1
7/07/1989 A
3 N M70
FLAMINGOS
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SNOATO°THER10-STORY FLAMINGO; FLORIDA RESORT AREA TURNS DOWN. . .TACKINESS
FLAUTT PROPERTIES
HOTEL PLANS SUITES ON OLD PAGE ROAD
njV^CCOUNCILEREZONING STOPS SHOPPING CENTER _ H
COINCILMEN CONDEMN REZONING, CLEMENT FEARS CITY HAY BE SUED S
CWNGINGTHE RULES; MAJOR PROJECTS ORDINANCE, DCUNZONING ARE BOTH UNFAIR H
CITY SLOU ON DRAU IN ZONING CHANGE S
H 2 4/05/1989 A 4 E
S 2 9/11/1989 A 1 M N H65
9/19/1989 B
9/19/1989 C
9/20/1989 A
9/22/1989 A
N S69
N C61
E
E
FLEAS
CAT'S DEATH ATTRIBUTED TO FLEA SPRAY
FLEECE THE FLOCK (GAME)
SEE ALSO GAMES
IMPIOUS BOARD GAME
FLENTROP ORGAN „
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. CHAPEL _
^ & SSWaraSriKffi. Ml WITH CONCERTO MUSIC FRHKY
FLIMFLAM SCHEMES
SEE ALSO FRAUD
SEE ALSO "STING" OPERATIONS
TRAVEL OFFER MAY BE SCAM ^
'SHARE' OF i30,000 COSTS WOMAN $2,000
FaiCE^UJG^^KTOCrci0^ OF MONEY BY TWO 'POKER PLAYERS'
POLICE LOG/FOR $800, WOMAN GETS 20 MINUTES OF PAVING
POLICE LOG/$12,000 SWINDLE
FLOODPLAIN LAND
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C., RESOURCE CONSERVATION DISTRICT
SENEW"HOPELC^K FLOODPLAINS TARGET FOR PRESERVATION AMONG DEVELOPMENT
FLOODS, CHAPEL HILL
DO WE HAVE A CHOICE?
STORM DELUGES TOWN
STORM DELUGES TOWN
BOOKER CREEK RESIDENTS TRY DRYING OUT
ORANGE COUNTY BRACES FOR HUGO
FLOODS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO FLOODPLAIN LAND
SNOW aftermath: FLOODING, FOG
A MITE DAMP
SOGGY FIELDS SET FARMERS TO FRETTING
TROUBLED WATER
BROKEN MAINS GUSH WATER IN DOWNTOWN _ _ _„.
STORM RIPS W. DURHAM BUILDING; OFFICER DESCRIBES POSSIBLE TORNADO
TRIANGLE AWASH AFTER SUNDAY STORM
TRIANGLE AWASH AFTER SUNDAY STORM
DURHAM FLOODING RECEDES, BUT MORE RAIN ON THE WAY
MORE RAIN FORECAST AS BAILOUT CONTINUES
DURHAM ISSUES FLOOD ALERT
DRYING EXPECTED AFTER 2-INCH PLUS WEEKEND RAINFALL
FLOODS, N.C.
HIGH WATER
WATER, WATER AND MORE WATER
FLORENCE, ITALY
FLORENCE, ITALY IN MAY IS AN ART-LOVER'S DREAM
FLORIDA
FLORIDA COAST COMES OF AGE
H 2 9/13/1989 C 1 P N C60
H 2 3/24/1989 D 4 E
H 2 9/07/1989 B 1 P F S56
S
S
H
H
H
H
5/11/1989 A
5/29/1989 C
6/29/1989 C
7/07/1989 C
8/10/1989 C
11/05/1989 B
17
1
4
6
3
1
N
N M06
N
N
N M51
N N51
H 2 7/26/1989 C 1 M N C60
CHH 1
2/23/1989 A
3 P P L38
CHH 1
7/17/1989 A
1 P N M70
CHH 1
7/17/1989 A
1 P N L90
CHH 1
7/18/1989 A
1 P N M20
CHH 1
9/22/1989 A
1 P N C62
H 2
2/22/1989 C
1 P P S74
S 2
2/22/1989 A
1 P P K30
H 2
3/25/1989 C
1 P N
S 2
3/25/1989 C
1 P P T37
H 2
5/24/1989 C
1 P N R63
H 2
7/17/1989 A
1 P N T32
H 2
7/17/1989 B
1 P P T32
H 2
7/17/1989 B
1 P P K30
S 2
7/17/1989 A
1 P N M06
H 2
7/18/1989 C
1 P N
S 2
9/21/1989 A
1 M N B53
H 2 10/03/1989 B
1 N S22
CHH 1 2/22/1989 A 1 P P L38
CHH 1 2/23/1989 A 1 P P L38
H 2 6/18/1989 E 1 F L59
H 2 1/29/1989 E 1 P F L38
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FLORIDA NATIONAL BANKS
IHPACT OF FIRST UNION ACQUISITION NOT FELT IN DURHAM
FLOWERS _
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C., FLOUER LADIES
SEE ALSO DAFFODILS
SEE ALSO DAYLILIES
SEE ALSO GARDENING, DURHAM
SEE ALSO IKEBANA
SEE ALSO ROSES
SEE ALSO WILDFLOUERS
THEY'RE OUT THERE! PROMISES OF SPRING/ JERRY GENTRY
EARLY FLOUER ILLUSTRATIONS ARE AVAILABLE TO US TODAY
NAMES OF MANY FLOWERS HAVE INTRIGUING ORIGINS
SCHOOL'S COURTYARD A FAVORITE SPRINGTIME SPOT
JAPANESE FLOUER ARRANGEMENTS ALWAYS APROPOS
FLU
SEE INFLUENZA
FLYING BURRITO
FLYING BURRITO/PASSES TASTE-BUD TEST
FLYING J TRAVEL PLAZA
FLYING J PLAZA OFF TO FLYING START
FLYNT FABRICS AND FINISHING, DC.
DYE REMOVAL PROCESS COULD SAVE TOWN MONEY
REPORT UNDERMINES CITIZENS' TRUST
STATE: HILLSBOROUGH ENGINEER'S REPORT INSUFFICIENT
HILLSBOROUGH MUST LIMIT RED DYE DISCHARGE FROM FLYNT, STATE SAYS
DYE REMOVAL RILING 'GOOD NEWS' FOR FLYNT
NEIGHBORS SAY FLYNT FABRICS TOO NOISEY
STATE SOLICITS COMMENTS ON ENO GUIDELINES
FLYNT FABRICS DISPUTES PLAN FOR MONITORING ENO
TIGHTER RED DYE LIMITS URGED _
A MILL FOR XBS, DYED CLOTH AND ... CONTROVERSY/FLYNT FABRICS
THE MILL NEXT DOOR MANUFACTURING MIXED FEELINGS FOR ITS NEIGHBORS
MOST PEOPLE IN COMMUNITY KNOW LITTLE ABOUT THE NEW MILL IN HILLSBOROUGH
HILLSBOROUGH, FLYNT FABRICS DEVELOP INDEMNITY PACT
LEGAL AGREEMENT CLEARS WAY FOR ENO COLOR REMOVAL PROCESS
HILLSBOROUGH READY TO REMOVE DYE
LIABILITY UNCERTAIN FOR POSSIBLE FUTURE ENO DISCOLORATION
NEVER-MAILED LETTER QUESTIONED HILLSBOROUGH DYE-REMOVAL PLAN
STATUS OF FLYNT STUDY UNSURE
STATE ALLOWS TOWN TO REMOVE RED DYE
RUST-COLORED WATER FLOWS ONCE MORE
CREATIVE SPENDING: THE SEQUEL
FLYNT OWNER JOINS SMALL VOICES TO 'INFORM' CRITICS
A MATCH MADE IN HILLSBOROUGH
LETTER CALLS FLYNT BENEFIT TO TOWN
FLYNT NOT PAYING ITS FAIR SHARE, GROUP SAYS
RUMORS HE'LL CLOSE FABRIC PLANT UNTRUE, JOHNSON SAYS
FOG
DURHAM ESCAPES DAMAGING WINDS
DURHAM ESCAPES DAMAGING WINDS
FOG, SNOW DELAY SCHOOL „
FREAKISH WEATHER SLASHES THROUGH STATE; AREA HIGHWAYS TURN DEADLY...
FOUR INJURED IN FOG-RELATED ACCIDENT ON U.S. 70
snow aftermath: FLOODING, fog
snow aftermath: FLOODING, FOG
POLICE OFFICER INJURED IN R0XBOR0 ROAD WRECK
FOGLEMAN & WILLIAMS DEVELOPMENTS INC.
EXECUTIVE SUITES
FOISTER'S CAMERA STORE
FOISTER'S CLOSES ITS DOORS
S 2 3/09/1989 A 1 N H65
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
H 2
S 2
1/07/1989 A
1/15/1989 E
4/06/1989 A
4/24/1989 C
4/28/1989 B
U G33
P U
U
P N J40
P F G59
H 2 10/27/1989 D 10 P R D77
H 2 4/23/1989 D 6 P N H60
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
CHH
1
1
1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
1/07/1989
1/07/1989
1/12/1989
1/20/1989
1/31/1989
2/02/1989
3/01/1989
4/02/1989
4/05/1989
4/09/1989
4/09/1989
4/09/1989
5/28/1989
6/03/1989
6/09/1989
6/12/1989
7/15/1989
7/19/1989
7/25/1989
7/29/1989
8/22/1989
9/10/1989
9/12/1989
9/29/1989
9/30/1989
10/18/1989
2/21/1989
2/21/1989
2/21/1989
2/22/1989
2/22/1989
2/22/1989
2/22/1989
2/22/1989
H 2 10/15/1989 F
CHH 1 1/31/1989 A
N R63
E
N R63
N R63
N R63
N R63
N R63
N R63
N H90
N R63
N R63
N R63
N H90
N D38
N D38
N D38
N D38
N D38
N D38
N D38
E
N D38
E
N S17
N S17
N W57
N B53
N M06
N S92
N
N R63
P S76
P L38
N B53
1 D N
1 P N M25
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TIC LAST PICTURE SHOW; A CHAPEL HILL LANDMARK SEES ITS LAST FRAME
FOLK ART
SEE ALSO ARTS, N.C.
SEE ALSO CRAFTSMEN __ „
■Mfiftfe BIWffligfcfW-LBIA IN A FARAWAY STYLE
FOLK ART ADDED ENJOYMENT TO EVERYDAY LIFE IN 1800S
A CLOSER LOOK AT FOLK ART
OUTSIDER ART IS A FORM OF THERAPY
ARTISTS OPT FOR OUT-OF-ORDINARY
FOLK MEDICINE
SEE ALSO HEALTH CARE
SEE ALSO HERBS M
SEE ALSO HOMEOPATHIC TREATMENT
HEBAL REMEDY RESURGENCE REQUIRES DOSE OF CAUTION
FOLK MUSIC
SECH^TTE?SC^ODERN MOODY* BRINGS DEVOTION TO WRRBORO _„„_,_
SOUNDS OF THE SOUTH/TWEE-DAY CONFERENCE AT UNC EXAMINES TRADITIONS...
SOUNDS OF THE SOUTH OLD & NEW
MORE 'SOUNDS OF THE SOUTH'
GROUP SOUNDS NOTE OF CONCERN FOR NON-MAINSTREAM MUSIC STRUGGLES
'SOUNDS OF SOUTH' OFFERS SAMPLING OF DOWN-HOME SOUNDS
'NEW DYLAN' BRINGS FOLK-ROCK TO ARTSCENTER
IN HER HONOR/COTTEN-PICKIN' TIME A^
SMUCKER'S POLL: FAMILY VALUES IN A JAM, SAVE FOR HOLIDAYS
FOLKLORE
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, SOUTHERN FOLKLIFE COLLECTION
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL CURRICULUM IN FOLKLORE
FOLKLORIST ADDS TO UNC COLLECTION
COLLECTION HAS SOUNDS OF SOUTH
F^IMOMTH1AFTEr' MERGER, SALES UP 43X FOR FONVILLE MORISEY
FOOD
SEE ALSO AIRLINES, FOOD
SEE ALSO BABY FOOD
SEE ALSO BARBECUE
SEE ALSO BEEF
SEE ALSO BREAD
SEE ALSO BRUNSWICK STEW
SEE ALSO CAKE
SEE ALSO CANDY
SEE ALSO CHEFS
SEE ALSO COOKBOOKS
SEE ALSO DELICATESSENS
SEE ALSO EATING
SEE ALSO FAST FOOD BUSINESSES
SEE ALSO FIBER (IN DIET)
SEE ALSO FROZEN FOOD
SEE ALSO GOURMET KAY (CHAPEL HILL HERALD FOOD COLUMN)
SEE ALSO HEALTH FOODS
SEE ALSO INDIAN FOOD
SEE ALSO LUNCH COUNTERS
SEE ALSO MEAT
SEE ALSO MUFFINS
SEE ALSO NUTRITION
SEE ALSO SAUCES
SEE ALSO SOUP
SEE ALSO SPACE SHUTTLE, FOOD
SEE ALSO U.S. FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION
SEE ALSO VEGETARIANS
SEE ALSO HEIGHT CONTROL
AMERICANS TAKE TO RABBIT; A CLASSIC EUROPEAN FARE WITH MORE PROTEIN...
WARMING THE PALATE
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CHH 1 2/05/1989 A 3 P N M25
1/13/1989
7/06/1989
7/16/1989
8/06/1989
9/07/1989
13 P F M60
2 P F G59
8 P R 668
8 P R G68
3 P F
S 2 3/15/1989 A 9 U
H 2 2/03/1989 D
5 P F M60
H 2 4/06/1989 B
1 P F Zll
S 2 4/06/1989 D
1 P F B71
S 2 4/06/1989 D
2 P F
CHH 1 4/09/1989 A
3 P N H90
S 2 4/13/1989 D
4 R B71
CHH 1 9/08/1989 A
3 P N H90
H 2 10/27/1989 D
5 P F Zll
H 2 12/18/1989 B
1 P U W66
CHH 1 2/25/1989 A
5 P N
CHH 1 3/10/1989 A
5 N
H 2 4/23/1989 F 1 N
H 2 1/18/1989 B 1 P F S56
H 2 1/25/1989 B 1 P F Zll
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BAKERS OF A LOST ART; ADVENTURES IN BREAD MAKING
HOW DURHAM FARED; THE JOY (AND HARDSHIPS) OF COOKING IN 1870
THE St&CKFOOD OF CHAMPIONS, TRY NIBBLING ON THESE BETWEEN THE SLAM DUNKS
ST. PATRICK DAY FEAST, WHEN IRISH EYES ARE SMILING
LAMB, THE CROWNING TOUCH (RECIPE CORRECTION PRINTED 3-23-89)
LEAD US INTO TEMPTATION, SUPPLEMENTING NUTRITION WITH... DOSE OF GREASE
GARDENING FOR THE KITCHEN, THE FRAGRANT ART OF GROWING HERBS
CLAMBAKE, GETTING READY FOR ONE IS LITERALLY THE PITS, BUT THE REWARD...
AN ANCIENT NATIVE ROOT HIGH IN PROTEIN _ , „„ „
THE 'NEW' BRAN, RESEARCH INDICATES RICE MIGHT REDUCE CHOLESTEROL LEVELS
GALACTIC CUISINE, MOREHEAD DISPLAYS FOOD FIT FOR A SPACE ODYSSEY
THE GOLD STANDARDiA LIQUID ASSET IN OLIVE OIL
PIZZA(ZZ); NO MATTER HOW YOU CIT IT OR TOP IT, IT'S GOOD FOR YOU
STADIUMS STARTING TO OFFER VARIED MENUS
OYSTERS AUEIGH
PUMPKIN WITHOUT PIE
THE FANCIFUL SAUCE
SOUASH/YOU NEVER THOUGHT OF EATING
THE MANLY ART
CONSUMERS CAN MAKE MOST OF LEFTOVER TURKEY
GRAIN OF TRUTH/ARE CEREAL HEALTH CLAIMS VALID? WELL ...YES AND NO
HOLIDAY REVELERS NEED NOT BREAK DIET
SEASONAL FRUITS
GOURMET KAY SAYS...
SEASON'S EATING'./APPETIZER
SEASON'S EATING! /MAIN COURSE
SEASON EATING! /DESSERT
MUNCHIES BY MAIL „
READERS SHARE MORE HOLIDAY RECIPES
HOT & COLD HOLIDAYS
FOOD, COSTS
SUPERMARKET THEFT: WHO PAYS?
FOOD.PRICES
SEE FOOD, COSTS
FOOD, THEFTS
SEE ALSO ROBBERY, N.C.
MEAT THEFT STOPPED
POLICE LOG/HOMEOWNER FIRES SHOT AT INTRUDER
FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION
SEE U.S. FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION
FOOD BANK OF N.C. _
FOOD BANK BATTLES N.C. HUNGER, WASTE
FOOD BANKS
BAGEL SHOP TAKING CANNED GOODS
FOOD CO-OPS
SEE ALSO FARMERS MARKETS
FOOD CO-OP MOVING TO NEW WAREHOUSE
FOOD CONTAMINATION
SEE ALSO FOOD POISONING _
OFFICIALS STILL CHEWING ON KIDS' OATMEAL CASE
DURHAM CHECKS ITS PRODUCE _
LOCAL GROCERS RESPOND QUICKLY TO CYANIDE SCARE
MORE A THREAT THAN SOUR GRAPES
FDA GIVES DIETERS INCENTIVE
JUDGE AXES WENDY'S LAWSUIT u
EATING 'HEALTHFUL' FISH MAY MEAN MERCURY CONTAMINATION
N.J. WOMAN'S LAWSUIT FAULTS PYEWACKET, SHRIMP PATE
FOOD FAIRS
SEE ALSO FOWLERS OF DURHAM
CHOWING DOUN FOR FUN AND PROFIT/TUESDAY TALK
FOOD LABELING
N
P
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
CHH 1
S I T
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S 2
2/22/1989 B
3/01/1989 B
3/08/1989 B
3/15/1989 B
3/22/1989 B
4/05/1989 B
4/19/1989 B
5/03/1989 B
5/03/1989 B
5/10/1989 B
8/07/1989 A
9/13/1989 B
10/11/1989 B
10/11/1989 C
10/18/1989 B
10/25/1989 B
11/01/1989 B
11/08/1989 B
11/22/1989 B
11/22/1989 B
11/29/1989 B
11/29/1989 B
12/06/1989 B
12/06/1989 B
12/06/1989 C
12/06/1989 C
12/06/1989 C
12/13/1989 B
12/13/1989 C
12/20/1989 B
BYL
Zll
U66
W66
S56
Zll
S56
S56
S56
Zll
N S17
F 556
F S56
F 659
F Zll
1 D N S56
1 P F Zll
1 D N S56
1 D F S56
1 P N G59
N Zll
N G59
N S56
F
F S27
F G59
F S27
N Zll
N S27
N S56
H 2 4/26/1989 B 1 P F Zll
H 2 10/30/1989 B
H 2 12/05/1989 C
N M51
N S22
H 2 1/03/1989 C 3 N
CHH 1 12/08/1989 A 3 N
H 2 5/11/1989 D 5 N
CHH 1
1/28/1989 A 1
N L90
H 2
3/15/1989 A 1
I P N 046
CHH 1
3/15/1989 A
I P N L38
H 2
3/20/1989 A '
I E
S 2
4/26/1989 A '
\ E
CHH 1
5/05/1989 A ;
I N H90
H 2
7/11/1989 B 1
N K63
CHH 1
12/02/1989 A ;
! N H90
H 2 3/21/1989 B 1 P U W15
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FOOD LABEL? UHAT'S ON IT FOR YOU? „
LABEL READING, PLANNING KEYS TO FOLLOWING A HEALTHY DIET
F°°D ^THAWING, PUDDLING' FRIES BLAMED IN FOOD LION SUIT
ASHEBORO GORILLAS HIT THE ROAD
FOOD HART CONVENIENCE STORE (N. ROXBORO ROAD) rAu,c
GAS STATION OWNERS SEEK STATE PERMIT FOR CLEANUP
FOOD PANTRY
SEE ALSO HOMELESS SHELTER
PROJECT HELPS THE HUNGRY
FOOD POISONING
SEE ALSO FOOD CONTAMINATION
HIGH POINT STUDENT THREATENS TO POISON FOOD
FOOD STAMP FRAUD
SEE ALSO FOOD STAMPS
SEE ALSO FRAUD
SEE ALSO WELFARE FRAUD
STORE DISQUALIFIED FOR FOOD STAMP VIOLATIONS
FOOD STAMPS
SEE ALSO FOOD STAMP FRAUD
CONVENIENCE STORE BARRED FROM TAKING FOOD STAMPS
GETTING FOOD STAMPS TO NEEDY NOT ALWAYS SIMPLE PROPOSITION
FOOD SURPLUS
FOOD GIVEAWAY STILL POPULAR
FOOD TAX
SEMARTIN UNVEIL^REVENUE-ftMSING PLAN; GOVERNOR HINTS 1-CENT BOOST MAY.
LOST REVENUE CUTS INTO TREASURY
H 2 3/22/1989 B 1 F
S 2 6/21/1989 B 1 F
CHH 1 7/06/1989 A 1 N H90
H 2 12/23/1989 B 1 N
S 2 1/14/1989 A 1 N M06
CHH 1 11/14/1989 A 4 L
S 2 1/20/1989 A 2 N
H 2 8/31/1989 C 1 N S69
CHH 1 1/07/1989 A 3 N M20
CHH 1 11/12/1989 A 1 N H90
CHH 1 3/12/1989 A 1 P N M20
H 2 3/09/1989 A 1 C N L40
H 2 4/19/1989 A 4 E
FOOTBALL
SEE ALSO ALL-AMERICA FOOTBALL _
SEE ALSO ALL ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE FOOTBALL TEAM
SEE ALSO FLAG FOOTBALL (INCLUDES "TOUCH FOOTBALL")
SEE ALSO GOAL POSTS
^ST d Tl fiATTflMfJ FOOTBALL LEAGUE
SEE ALSO PREP TEAMS, FOOTBALL <SEE ALSO HEADINGS UNDER INDIVIDUAL SCHOOLS)
REPORT: FOOTBALL INJURIES INCREASING __ H
FOOTBALL '89/A BOLT FROM THE BLUE (SPECIAL SECTION) S
DURHAM MIDDLE SCHOOLS KICK OFF FOOTBALL JAMBOREE S
FOOTBALL CARDS
SEE ALSO BASEBALL CARDS
SEE ALSO BASKETBALL CARDS
FOOTBALL CARD HOPES RIDE ON LIGGETT GROUP
FOOTBALL FILE (DURHAM MORNING HERALD SPORTS COLUMN)
SEE ALSO COLLEGE FOOTBALL
SPRING FOOTBALL OPENS FOR ACC
ACHING PETERSON STAYS ACTIVE WORKING WITH DUKE'S KICKERS/FOOTBALL
PLAYING FOR FUN, MONK RUNS UP BIG NUMBERS/FOOTBALL ,l_
LIGHTS, CAMERA, ACTION! 'HOLLYWOOD' HOWELL'S READY TO SHINE AGAIN
SUCCESS OF EX-BULLDOG LYON DRAWS DURHAM PLAYERS TO CALIFORNIA JC
EX-PANTHER BOYD HAVING 'FUN' WAITING HIS TURN
TAR HEELS DISCOVER REWARDS IN VISITING HOSPITALIZED CHILDREN
DUKE ADDS IRISH TO SCHEDULE, HOPES FOR GAME AGAINST ECU
ALL AROUND, 1989 CRUMMY YEAR FOR TAR HEEL COACHES
HINES, CUTHBERT AMONG HEISMAN CANDIDATES, THANKS TO SPURRIER
FOOTBALL NOTES
SEE FOOTBALL FILE (DURHAM MORNING HERALD SPORTS COLUMN)
2 7/15/1989 D
2 8/23/1989 D
2 9/26/1989 B
3 N
1 P P
5 P N A76
H 2 8/03/1989 D 5 P N
2/19/1989 C
9/03/1989 B
10/08/1989 C
10/15/1989 C
10/22/1989 C
10/29/1989 C
11/05/1989 C
11/12/1989 B
11/19/1989 C
12/03/1989 C
N C49
N C49
N C49
N C49
U C49
U
U
N C49
U
U C49
FOOTFALLS ROAD RACE
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SEE ALSO LONG-DISTANCE RUNNING
FOOTFALLS '89
"FOOTSIE" KNIGHT CIVIC GOLF TOURNAMENT
CIVIC CLUB TOURNEY SET FOR 50TH EVENT
MARIN WINS 50TH CIVIC CLUB TITLE
50-YEAR VETS
FOR COLORED GIRLS WHO HAVE CONSIDERED SUICIDE WHEN THE RAINBOW IS ENUF
A BONUS PLAY AT UNC
TICKETS ON SALE FOR PLAY IN CASWELL
LIGHT OR TRAGIC, 'COLORED GIRLS' STRAIGHT TO POINT
CHH 1 11/13/1989 A 3 P T44
FOR LEASE OR SALE (PLAY) _
•FOR LEASE OR SALE' OPENS JAN. 25
COMING HOME AGAIN _
MISSISSIPPI YEARNING; PLAYMAKERS REANIMATES A
MISSISSIPPI YEARNING; THE PAST RISES AGAIN IN
'FOR LEASE OR SALE' IS A FINELY TUNED EFFORT
FIRST PLAY PLAYS WELL FOR MOST PARTS
'FOR LEASE' OPENS WINDOW ON NEW SOUTH
FORD THUNDERBIRD „„
PASSIONS PROUDLY PARKED AT T-BIRD EVENT
FORDHAM BOULEVARD
SEE ALSO 15-501 BYPASS
SEE ALSO US 15-501 _
FORDHAM BOULEVARD TO BE ESTABLISHED „.
CHRISTOPHER FORDHAM BOULEVARD A 'BYPASS* NO LONGER
DOT SUES TO CONDEMN GAS STATION
TOWN SEEKS PLACE FOR LANDSCAPE WRK. mm
DOT SAYS TRAFFIC LIGHT UNLIKELY AT MORE SCHOOL
FORECLOSURES __
SEE REAL ESTATE FORECLOSURES
FOREIGN AID
PROTESTING AID TO CONTRAS
FOREIGN DEBT
SEE NATIONAL DEBT
SEE WORLD DEBT
FOREIGN FILMS
SEE ALSO FILM INDUSTRY
FILMS FROM FRANCE
FOREIGN IMPORTS
SEE TEXTILE INDUSTRY, WORTS
BYGONE SOUTH.,.
'FOR LEASE OR SALE,'
H
H
S
2 4/28/1989 B
2 5/04/1989 D
2 5/04/1989 B
CHH 1 1/17/1989 A
H 1 1/21/1989 B
H 2 2/03/1989 D
3 N
3 P N S76
2 P P K30
5 N
8 N
11 P R P10
CHH
S
H
H
CHH
S
H
1/16/1989
1/19/1989
1/27/1989
1/27/1989
2/02/1989
2/02/1989
2/03/1989
B71
P10
R90
P10
H 2 7/24/1989 B 1 P N Bll
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
7/15/1989
7/22/1989
8/12/1989
8/30/1989
11/21/1989
N
N S17
N H90
N
N M70
H 2 4/04/1989 C 1 P P T37
S 2 12/29/1989 D 3 P R C61
FOREIGN INVESTORS
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, N.C.
SEE ALSO INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT, N.C.
SEE ALSO SAVINGS ACCOUNTS „
RESEARCH PARK FIRMS SEEK EUROPEAN ALLIANCES H
JAPANESE BUSINESSMEN CHOOSE N.C. FOR VARIETY OF REASONS - INCLUDING GOLF H
ORIENTAL EXPRESS; JAPANESE LEAVE BUSINESS TRACKS IN TRIANGLE H
N.C. COMPANIES PUT FOOT IN WIDENING DOOR OF JAPANESE MARKET H
JAPANESE DIVE INTO U.S. LIFE/RISING SUN IN CAROLINA __— .
48 FOREIGN COMPANIES HAVE CHOSEN TRIANGLE AS BEST PLACE TO OPERATE H
FOREIGN LANGUAGES
SEE ALSO FRENCH
SEE ALSO HEBREW
SEE ALSO LANGUAGE
ADVISORY CHAIRWOMAN LAUDS K-l FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLASSES
GRANVILLE HIGH STUDENTS BEAMING IN ON JAPANESE, RUSSIAN LESSONS
FOREIGN MEDICAL STUDENTS
1/26/1989
3/06/1989
3/19/1989
3/19/1989
3/21/1989
9/03/1989
N K65
N
Q C60
Q C60
Q N36
N K65
CHH 1 5/04/1989 A
H 1 10/19/1989 C
2 N C62
1 P N T33
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SEE DUKE UNIV. SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
SEE HEDICAL EDUCATION
FOREIGN STUDENTS „ mmnrrri
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., FOREIGN STUDENTS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. CHINESE STUDENT ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. INTERNATIONAL HOUSE
B ^ WSVSSSiS^St FOREIGN STUDENTS *» VISITORS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL INTERNATIONAL STUDENT CENTER
PARRISH PONDERS FOREIGN STUDENTS, ATHLETES
PROVIDING HARBOR FOR STUDENTS _ „
GERMAN STUDENT FINDS HORROR-MOVIE FAD ODD
FOREIGN TRADE
SEE ALSO ARMS SALE
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, INTERNATIONAL
SEE ALSO JAPAN, TRADE
SEE ALSO N.C., EXPORTS
SEE ALSO N.C.FOREIGN TRADE
SEE ALSO SOVIET UNION, TRADE
SEE ALSO TEXTILE INDUSTRY, IMPORTS
BUSINESSMEN LAUD ECONOMIC 'FORTRESS EUROPE'
SEE RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, FREE TRADE ZONES
** FTHD3RETnoSr COMMUNITIES ON DRAWING BOARDS
FOREST HILLS NEIGHBORHOOD
SCHOOLS THE TOP PRIORITY
FOREST HILLS PARK
SPRINGTIME IN THE PARK
BOUNCE INTO SUMMER! (SPECIAL SECTION)
NEW LOOK
FORESTS. N.C.
SEE ALSO TIMBER
SEE ALSO TREES
SEE ALSO WILDERNESS AREAS, N.C.
TREES DYING AT INCREASING RATE IN WESTERN N.C.
FORESTRY INDUSTRY WARNED TO HEED ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES
PILKEY SAYS STATE IS LOSING ON COASTAL FORESTS
FOREST SERVICE STARTS MANAGEMENT PLAN
FORESTS. U.S.
SEE ALSO TREES
SEE ALSO U.S. FOREST SERVICE
DUKE: AIR POLLUTION HURTS REGION'S FORESTS
STUDENTS PROTEST DESTRUCTION OF FORESTS
FOREVER'S TEAM (BOOK)
FEINSTEIN'S LATEST BOOK NOT JUST FOR DUKE FANS
'77-'78 DUKE TEAM MORE THAN JUST BASKETBALL
FORGERY
SEE ALSO ART FORGERIES
SEE ALSO COUNTERFEIT MONEY
SEE ALSO STOLEN CHECKS
3 PEOPLE FACE U.S. CHARGES _
POLICE LOG/HIDDEN POLICE OFFICER MAKES DRUG ARREST
POLICE LOG/SECURITY GUARD STICK BEATEN BY TWO MEN
FORGERY SUSPECT CHASED, ARRESTED
POLICE LOG/FORGERY AMONG CHARGES AFTER 2-COUNTY CHASE
POLICE LOG/WOMAN FACES COCAINE, OTHER DRUG CHARGES
FORGERY PROBE LED OFFICERS TO CRACK
CHH 1 9/05/1989 A 3 P N C62
H 2 11/23/1989 A 4 E
H 2 12/02/1989 B 1 P P L38
CHH 1 6/14/1989 A 3 P N D38
H 2 10/22/1989 B 1 M N N36
H 2 11/06/1989 A 4 E
H 2 4/05/1989 C 1 P P T32
S 2 6/02/1989 A 10 P F _
S 2 6/02/1989 A 14 P P S73
H 2 3/19/1989 B 13 N
H 2 10/06/1989 C 1 P N K65
S 2 10/17/1989 C 1 P N
H 2 12/18/1989 C 1 N K65
S 2 4/18/1989 A
CHH 1 11/01/1989 A
2 12/19/1989 D
2 12/24/1989 C
H
H
H
H
H
H
CHH
5/06/1989 B
10/11/1989 D
11/10/1989 C
11/18/1989 C
11/19/1989 B
11/25/1989 C
12/28/1989 A
1 P N
3 N
3 U F25
6 P R
N
N M51
N C47
' P R56
N M51
N S22
N M70
FORKLIFTS
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RIDE 'EM
FORSYTH COUNTY, N.C.
HEPATITIS TESTS NEGATIVE
NEW PLAN TARGETS CROWDED COURT CALENDARS
FORSYTH COUNTY SCHOOLS __„ „
SEE WINSTON-SALEM/FORSYTH COUNTY SCHOOLS
^WfK DM TE* JUMPING TO HELP
rnpT WvAGG M C
ADSTURBULENCE BLAMED FOR AIRPLANE VEERING INTO SOLDIERS' PARACHUTES
GASOLINE SPILLED AT FORT BRAGG AFTER ROAD GRADER HITS PIPELINE
DRUG ABUSE DOWN AT FORT BRAGG _ T_ A, , __
THEY'RE IN THE ARMY NOW; SUMMER CAW WITH NO WIMPS ALLOWED
20 YEARS AGO, WRITER WAS OFF TO VISIT UNCLE SAM __
SOVIET GENERAL IMPRESSED BY U.S. FIREPOWER AT FORT BRAGG
8S?BS^^o5SEfiSS«^.CONGRESS« BACK BUSH'S ACTION
PROFS SAY U.S., BUSH SUBJECT TO CRITICISM Fnr> BMVmll
NORIEGA OUSTED AS U.S. FORCES INVADE PANAMA, BOUNTY OFFERED FOR DICATOR
HELMSJ NORIEGA'S DAYS NUMBERED
DUKE PROFESSORS REALISTIC ON PANAMA PROSPECTS
PRESIDENT KEPT HIS PLAN UNDER WRAPS 2 DAYS
CAMP LEJEUNE MARINE AMONG THOSE KILLED DURING INVASION
AT FORT BRAGG, MEDIA GETS SILENT TREATMENT
FORT FISHER, N.C. ,
EROSION TAKING TOLL ON CIVIL WAR FORT
FORTUNE (MAGAZINE)
CHAMBER EVENT TO FEATURE PUBLISHER^
PUBLISHER FAVORS MERGING OF BUSINESSES
FORTUNE PUBLISHER FAVORS RESTRUCTURING
FOSTER CARE
SEE ALSO ADOPTION _
SEE ALSO VOLUNTEER EMERGENCY FAMILIES FOR CHILDREN
AREA FOSTER CHILDREN HAVE NO PLACE TO GO
DURHAM SHORTAGE Of WHITE FOSTER HOMES 'CRITICAL'
SHORT-TERM CARE FACILITY PLANNED FOR ORANGE CO.
OFFICIALS CITE NEED FOR MORE TEEN SHELTERS
FOSTER CHILDREN
AREA FOSTER CHILDREN HAVE NO PLACE TO GO
FOSTER CHILDREN'S CHRISTMAS FUND (ORANGE COUNTY)
20 FOSTER CHILDREN LEFT ON HOLIDAY LIST
DSS SEEKS CHRISTMAS FUND SPONSORS
FOSTER PARENTS
SEE ALSO ADOPTION
MORE FOSTER PARENTS SOUGHT __ _ 1M1 „_
DUKE OFFERS TRAINING FOR FOSTER PARENTS OF CHILDREN WITH AIDS
FOSTER ST.
DOWNTOWN STREET LOSES PARKING SLOTS
FOUNDATION FOR BETTER HEALTH OF DURHAM
HEALTH FOUNDATION OFFICERS ARE ELECTED
FOUNDATION FOR BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH
SEE ALSO MEDICAL RESEARCH _
RESEARCH GROUPS JOIN TO OPPOSE ANIMAL ACTIVISTS a„aiii
ACTIVISTS PROTEST CLOSED MEETING; ANIMAL RESEARCHERS MAY MEET AGAIN...
FOUNTAINS
SEE ALSO WATER COOLERS
S 2 8/31/1989 A 13 P P K30
1/03/1989 B
1/04/1989 D
H 2 1/04/1989 A 9 N
1/04/1989 B
1/04/1989 D
1/25/1989 A
7/02/1989 E
8/30/1989 B
10/07/1989 A
10/22/1989
12/20/1989
12/20/1989
12/21/1989
12/21/1989
12/21/1989
12/21/1989
12/21/1989
12/21/1989
6
10
7
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
3
3
N
N
N
F S56
U A76
N H49
U H49
N Yll
N E33
N
N
N R63
N
N
N S69
H 2 1/17/1989 B 4 N
2 2/15/1989 C
2 3/15/1989 C
2 3/15/1989 A
1 P N
1 P N C47
1 P N M06
H 2 2/05/1989 A 1 P N P38
H 2 2/06/1989 A 1 P N S82
CHH 1 7/16/1989 A 3 N S17
S 2 7/20/1989 C 1 P N H65
H 2 2/05/1989 A 1 P N P38
CHH 1 11/27/1989 A 3 N S17
CHH 1 11/28/1989 A 8 N S17
H 2 2/10/1989 A 4 E
H 2 9/24/1989 B 6 N D80
S 2 8/15/1989 C 1 M N C61
H 2 9/14/1989 B 8 H
H 2 2/24/1989 C 1 N K65
CHH 1 2/24/1989 A 1 P N S17
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2 4/18/1989 B 1 P N N36
2 4/18/1989 C 1 P P T37
S 2
CHH 1
S 2
S 2
CHH 1
H 1
2/10/1989
4/20/1989
5/26/1989
6/13/1989
7/10/1989
7/22/1989
WATER, GOOD WILL GUSH AS FOUNTAIN TURNED ON
GUSHING
4-H CLUBS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY 4-H CLUB miw
SEE ALSO N.C. AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION SERVICE
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY WRANGLER 4-H CLUB
441 AWARD WINNER
SHOW RIBBONS WORTH THE WORK
DURHAM 4-H WINNERS
S^WlffSWlSB* BRUSHED, GROOMED F0R...4-H SHOW
4-H PLANS MAJOR FUND-RAISING CAMPAIGN
14TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COORDIfttTING COUNCIL
SEECOORDINATING COUNCIL AGAINST CHILD VICTIMIZATION
FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT (U.S.)
SEE ALSO CONGRESSIONAL CAMPAIGNS
SEE ALSO N.C, LEGISLATORS, U.S. CONGRESS
PRICE PUSHES FHA HOUSING, COLLEGE LOANS
FORMER FOURTH DISTRICT DEMOCRATIC CHAIRMAN JOINS REPUBLICAN PARTY
FOWLER BUILDING
GLAXO SALE GIVES IMPETUS TO ADARON'S DURHAM PLANS
FOWLERS OF DURHAM
SEFTjwtjis'GOURMET/TO VOICE YOUR OPINION, CONTACT YOUR CITY COUNCIL... (AD) H 2 2/09/1989 A
P
N M25
P C45
N S27
N C62
N H60
CHH 1 1/09/1989 A
H 1 11/22/1989 C
1 P N L90
1 P N L40
H - 2 6/21/1989 A 1 N R63
F0X BH»DERSONWILL,BE FOCUS OF PUBLIC-AFFAIRS TELEVISION PROGRAM
FOX CROSSINGS
SEE ALSO FESTIVALS, N.C. „ „.„„,»„
FOX CROSSINGS FESTIVAL TO BE HELD SATURDAY
FOXCROFT (CHAPEL HILL, N.C. APARTJgJTS)
APARTMENT OWNERS REFUNDING DEPOSITS
FRANCE
SEE ALSO BASTILLE DAY
SEE ALSO PARIS, FRANCE „
FRENCH TOWN MAKES DUKE PROF HONORARY CITIZEN
FRANCE, FILM INDUSTRY
FILMS FROM FRANCE
FRANK PORTER GRAHAM CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER
SEE ALSO CHILD DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL CHILD DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTE
TOO MANY KINDERGARTENERS HELD BACK, UNC STUDY SAYS
OFFICIALS FAVOR ICW PRE-SCHOOL EFFORTS
SCHOOL LEADERS SUPPORT PROGRAMS FOR 4-YEAR-OLDS
CHILD CARE SERIES GETS $50,000 GRANT _
THOUGHTS ON CHILD CARE; FORUM SPEAKERS URGE PARENTS TO BE INVOLVED
FRANK PORTER GRAHAM ELEMENTARY SCHOOL (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.)
BUBBLING OVER WITH DISCOVERIES „_
LAB OF LIFE i FRAM< PORTER GRAHAM STUDENTS DIG INTO SCIENCE
NICKERSON APPOINTED ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL
FRAM(FURT, WEST GERMANY
CHAMBER CHECKS SUPPORT FOR RDU-FRAM<FURT FLIGHTS _
SURVEY SHOWS INTEREST IN FLIGHTS TO FRANKFURT, W. GERMANY
FRANKLIN COUNTY. N.C. „
POW/NIA FLAG WILL BE RAISED SUNDAY IN FRANKLIN COUNTY
THERE'S A LOT OF WHISTLING IN FRANKLIN COUNTY THIS WEEK
LEGISLATORS INVITED TO GO ON TOUR OF FRANKLIN COUNTY
H 1 6/22/1989 C
H 2 5/12/1989 C
CHH 1 6/21/1989 A
H 2 1/05/1989 B
S 2 12/29/1989 D
8 A
1 N H60
2 N H60
3 N
2 M
3 P R C61
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
4/06/1989 A
5/31/1989 A
6/01/1989 C
6/16/1989 A
9/14/1989 A
N
N
N USO
N
N S17
CHH 1 4/09/1989 A
CHH 1 4/27/1989 A
CHH 1 10/18/1989 A
3 P P T44
1 P N C62
3 N
2 7/18/1989 C
2 8/16/1989 C
N S92
N K65
H 1 4/15/1989 C
H 1 4/20/1989 C
H 1 5/03/1989 C
1 D N H60
1 P N H60
1 N H60
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"^SffiKWri^ UK GROWING COPIES ON TIE MO*
FRANKLIN COUNTY, N.C., ECONOMIC lEVELOPMENT PROJ^Ah^
SEE ALSO FRANKLIN COUNTY, N.C., INDUSTRIAL D£«LOPj€NT ^^
FRAJKLIN COUNTY PREPARES TO LURE GROWING COMPANIES ON THE HOVE
WHITLEY WINDING UP DEVELOPMENT DUTIES
COMPANY TO OPEN PLANT IN FRANKLIN COUNTY
COMPANY TO MOVE ITS HEADQUARTERS TO FRANKLIN COUNTY
FRANKLIN COUNTY, N.C., WATER AND SEWER LINES
^^FRANKLIN RECEIVES NOD FROM OXFORD FOR WATER STUDY
FRANKLIN COUNTY AIRPORT ..^^^
SEE FRANKLIN COUNTY, N.C., AIRPORTS
FRANKLIN COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE /v^jrTW.
SEE LOUISBURG/FRANKLIN COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
FRANKLIN COUNTY COMMISSIONERS „„„ M
FRANKLIN PANEL TO STUDY SAVING OLD COUNTY JAIL
FRANKLIN COUNTY HISTORIC PROPERTIES COMMISSION
FRANKLIN PANEL TO STUDY SAVING OLD COUNTY JAIL
nWM™NKffiANEL"TO STUDY SAVING OLD COUNTY JAIL __
•RATHER DIE THAN FLY' INMATE FAILS IN SUICIDE ATTEMPT
FRANKLIN HILLS TOWNHOUSES (CHAPEL HILL, N.C, )
TOWN FILES DIRTY SUIT
™naaS ffi^^O LURE GROWING SANIES ON T* HOVE
COMPANY TO MOVE ITS HEADQUARTERS TO FRANKLIN COUNTY
FRANKLIN SQUARE CORP.
PAINTER'S HOLIDAY?
FRANKLIN ST. (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.)
SEE ALSO EAST FRANKLIN ST. (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.)
THEIpARn^S€OVERflTREn VICTORY CELEBRATION LEAVES $4,000 PRICE TAG
COMMITTEE WILL CONSIDER NEWS RACK RULES
THESLASTSPICTU1 S^TcHAPEL HILL LANDMARK SEES ITS LAST FRAME
RESIDENTS ASK DELAY OF UNC HOUSE SWAP
A FRANKLIN STREET FIXTURE MOVES OUT OF TOWN
LUNCH TRIO
SAFE PASSAGE
FRAWO.IN ST. PLAZA „
SEE CHAPEL HILL, N.C, PARKING AREAS
FRASER FIRS
PCLLUTIuS AotWtHREATEN SOUTH'S FAWRITE FIR
FRASER MORROW AND CO.
TOWN TO NIX ROSEMARY OFFICIALLY
FRATERNAL ORDER OF POLICE .
SEE ALSO DURHAM POLICE DEPT.
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY FRATERNAL ORDER OF POLICE
POLICE LODGES DONATE MONEY FOR BONE HAftROU TRANSPLANTS
POLICE LODGE NOT SAME AS BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION
H 1 3/10/1989 C 1 P N H60
H 1 3/10/1989 C 1 P N H60
H 1 9/19/1989 B 1 P N H60
H 2 2/18/1989 B 2 N H60
H 1 8/17/1989 C 1 N H60
H 1 4/19/1989 C 1 N T33
H 1 1/10/1989 C
H 1 1/10/1989 C
H 1 1/10/1989 C
H 2 1/28/1989 C
1 N H60
1 N H60
1 N H60
1 N
CHH 1 1/27/1989 A 1 N M70
H 1 3/10/1989 C
H 1 8/17/1989 C
1 P N H60
1 N H60
CHH 1 1/03/1989 A 1 P P K30
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
1/04/1989
1/20/1989
1/20/1989
1/31/1989
2/05/1989
3/07/1989
3/11/1989
5/25/1989
5/31/1989
P T44
N M70
N M70
N M25
N M25
N M70
N S17
P L38
P L38
CHH 1 7/14/1989 A 4 E
CHH 1 12/17/1989 A 10 P N
CHH 1 5/05/1989 A 3 N M70
H 2 1/21/1989 B 6 H
H 2 2/17/1989 A 4 L
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SUBJECTS
OFFICERS HELP COOL ELDERLY, HANDICAPPED
POLICE GROUP GIVING FANS TO ELDERLY, DISABLED
OFFICERS HONOR ATHLETES ,„ „,„
DURHAM POLICE WIN MEDAL IN CANCER SOCIETY'S RUN __L imgIlll
SAVING CHILDREN EARNS ACCOLADES FOR THREE POLICA OFFICERS
SCHOLARSHIPS PRESENTED
BEYOND THE BADGE
FRAUD
SEE ALSO CORRUPTION IN BUSINESS
SEE ALSO CORRUPTION IN GOVERNMENT
SEE ALSO CREDIT CARD FRAUD
SEE ALSO FALSE PRETENSES
SEE ALSO FLIMFLAM SCHEMES
SEE ALSO FOOD STAMP FRAUD
SEE ALSO HOUSE REPAIR FRAUD
SEE ALSO INSURANCE FRAUD
SEE ALSO LYING
SEE ALSO MEDICAL FRAUD
SEE ALSO RESEARCH FRAUD
SEE ALSO STOCK FRAUD
<¥T ALSO UELFARE FRAUD
COURT LIFTS BURDEN FROM INSURANCE CO. IN BANK SWINDLE
LAWYER*. MEAT FRAUD FOES MAY FACE SUITS _im
POLICE LOG/WOMAN CHARGED WITH UNEMPLOYMENT FRAUD
POLICE LOG/STUDENTS CHARGED IN RAFFLESCAM
POLICEMAN SUSPENDED; PAY FRAUD SUSPECTED
STEREO PITCH BRINGS ARREST
DURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS _ „ _ M#
SWEEPSTAKES OFFER 'TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE'
JIM BARKER'S PENALTY WON'T REPAIR DAMAGE
POLICE LOG/^lgiOOO SWINDLE ^m
REPAYMENT ORDERED IN 'CREDIT REPAIR' SCHEME
BOGUS BARON NO SHOW FOR ARRAIGNMENT _
POLICE LOG/STORE MISSING OVER «3,000 IN CLOTHING
PHONY FUND-RAISING AFOOT
FREDERICK KEYS
PERFECT GAME, SWEEP GIVE BULLS TOUGH ACT TO FOLLOW
BURLINGAME 'PERFECT' IN OPENER _
AVERY SHAKES OFF PRESSURE WITH TWO-HITTER
BULLS QUASH FREDERICK'S COMEBACK
KEYS GRAB FIRST WIN OF SEASON OVER BULLS -__-__.
BULLS STRIKE EARLY, OFTEN FOR 10-4 VICTORY OVER FREDERICK
MARTIN'S SINGLE GIVES BULLS SPLIT
BULLS RALLY FOR SPLIT
BULLS' RALLY TURNS TABLES ON KEYS
MARTIN SLUGS BULLS PAST FREDERICK
TILMON, MARTIN PACE BULLS PAST KEYS ^ ^
BUTTS CONTINUES TEAR WITH TWO HOMERS AGAINST KEYS
BUTTS, BULLS BLAST KEYS
FREE MEALS _
SEE ST. PHILIPS EPISCOPAL CHURCH
FREE TRADE ZONE
SEE RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, FREE TRADE ZONES
FREEDOM
FREEDOM: THE PRICE IS SACRIFICE
IS FREEDOM WASTED ON THE FREE?
YOUNG LOSE INTEREST IN POLITICAL PROCESS
FREEDOM IS SWEET DESPITE BLOODY COST
FREEDOM DAY
SPEAKERS EMPHASIZE EDUCATION DURING
'FREEDOM DAY CELEBRATION'
FREEDOM FUND AWARD __
NAACP FREEDOM FUND DINNER SET SATURDAY
GIBSON: NOBODY GOING TO SAVE US BUT US
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2
2
2
2
2
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6/03/1989 B
6/15/1989 C
9/02/1989
11/22/1989
11/23/1989
12/15/1989
12/23/1989
1
16
8
6
2
2
1
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
H
S
H
S
S
H
S
H
H
CHH 1
H
S
S
H
H
H
H
S
H
H
S
H
S
1/18/1989 D
2/07/1989 C
2/10/1989 A
2/18/1989 A
3/16/1989 C
3/18/1989 A
5/08/1989 B
8/16/1989 A
10/06/1989 A
11/05/1989 B
11/18/1989 C
11/28/1989 B
12/29/1989 C
12/29/1989 A
4/10/1989 B
4/10/1989 D
4/10/1989 D
5/20/1989 D
5/21/1989 C
5/22/1989 D
5/27/1989 B
5/27/1989 B
5/28/1989 C
5/29/1989 D
5/29/1989 D
5/30/1989 D
5/30/1989 D
N B53
N
P P S76
N
P N M51
P P T37
P N B53
5
2
3
8
1
1
5 I
1
4
1
1
1
1
3
N
N
M
N
N M51
N B53
N
N C61
E
N M51
N B53
N S82
N R63
N
NC52
U P52
N P52
N
N
N
N C52
N P52
N C52
N C52
N P52
N C52
P N P52
H 2 6/07/1989 A 4 E
CHH 1 11/23/1989 A 4 E
S 2 11/24/1989 A 4 E
S 2 12/27/1989 A 4 E
CHH 1 1/08/1989 A 3 N H90
H 2 11/17/1989 C 4 N
H 2 11/19/1989 B 1 P N M51
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GIBSON SPEAKS AT NAACP DINER
FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT
DURHAM LAWYER SUES FBI FOR GREEN FILE _
PULITZER WINNER'S GRANDSON FILES SUIT AGAINST FBI
KEEPING TABS/GRAHAM, GREEN, ODUM ONCE UNDER FBI'S WATCH
SECRECY AND POWER
FREEDOM OF RELIGION
SEE ALSO BILL OF RIGHTS
SEE ALSO RELIGION (SEE ALSO NAMES OF CHURCHES)
AMEN TO COURT'S REFUSAL; ATHEISTS LOSE THEIR APPEAL TO OUST... CHAPLAIN
CHRISTIANS CAN BE NOISY, TOO
THE SHIPWRECKING OF ATHEISM
FREEDOM OF SPEECH
SEE ALSO BILL OF RIGHTS
SEE ALSO FIRST AMENDMENT nrm _ ,
ELECTIONS BOARD PUSHES NEWSPAPER ENDORSEMENTS BILL
LAW PROF CRITICIZES 'DRACONIAN' PROPOSAL
FREEDOM OF THE PRESS
SEE ALSO BILL OF RIGHTS
SEE ALSO CENSORSHIP
SEE ALSO FIRST AMENDMENT
SEE ALSO REPORTERS, U.S.
ELECTIONS BOARD PUSHES NEWSPAPER ENDORSEMENTS BILL
PRESS NEGLECTS WATCHDOG ROLE - LEWIS
BETTER NEWSPAPERS, BETTER GOVERNMENT
UNC LECTURER CALLS COVER-UP 'INSULT'
FREEZING DEATHS
SEE ALSO COLD WEATHER, N.C.
SEE ALSO WEATHER, DURHAM
AN IDEA BORN OF DEATH IN WINTER'S COLD
FRENCH
SEE ALSO FOREIGN LANGUAGES
TEACHER OF THE YEAR
FRENCH DANCE
SEE ALSO DANCE
IN 1980S, FRENCH DANCE REVOLUTION TRACES ITS ROOTS BACK TO VERSAILLES
LA P'TITE CIE TICKLES FUNNYBONE AT ADF
DANCERS OFFER HIGH STYLE, SIMPLE ELEGANCE
FRENCH ARE SMASHING SUCCESS ,,.,
LIBERTE, EGALITE, FRATERNITE (AND DANCE FOR ALL!)
FRENCH COMPANY'S DANCES INSPIRED BY COURT OF LOUIS XIV
DUROURE DANCES MEDIEVAL FANTASY __
ON BASTILLE DAY! FRENCH DANCE CAPTURES AUDIENCE
IN FRENCH DANCE, THE BEST CAME LAST
BRUMACHON PRESENTS POWERFUL DANCE
FRENCH FRIES
•THAWING, PUDDLING' FRIES BLAMED IN FOOD LION SUIT
FRENCH REVOLUTION
STORMING THE BASTILLE
FREUDENBERG & CO.
DURHAM PLANT TO BE EXPANDED; FREUDENBERG CONFIRMS PLANS
FREUDENBERG NONWOVENS
DURHAM TO GET TEXTILE, BIOTECH PLANTS
DURHAM PLANT TO BE EXPANDED; FREUDENBERG CONFIRMS PLANS
GROUNDBREAKING SET ON UO MILLION PLANT
FREUDENBERG BREAKS GROUND FOR AREA PLANT
FREUDENBERG SPUNWEB CO. (FORMERLY LUTRAVIL)
WINNING SCULPTURES IN LUTRADUR CONTEST SHOWN IN TRIANGLE
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S 2 9/02/1989 A 1 P N B53
H 2 9/03/1989 C 1 P N
CHH 1 12/17/1989 A 1 P N K70
CHH 1 12/17/1989 A 2 P N M70
H 2 3/29/1989 A 4 E
CHH 1 11/06/1989 A 4 E
H 2 12/05/1989 A 4 E
4/09/1989 B 1 P N
5/11/1989 C 1 N R63
H 2 4/09/1989 B 1 P N
CHH 1 4/19/1989 A 7 N
CHH 1 6/06/1989 A 4 E
CHH 1 6/20/1989 A 1 P N L90
H 2 5/01/1989 C 1 N A54
CHH 1 6/27/1989 A 3 P N M25
7/09/1989
7/12/1989
7/13/1989
7/13/1989
7/13/1989
7/13/1989
7/15/1989
7/15/1989
7/16/1989 B
7/18/1989 B
5 P
L59
B71
L59
B71
B71
L59
L34
L59
L34
CHH 1 7/06/1989 A 1 N H90
S 2 7/14/1989 B 1 P P T32
S 2 5/18/1989 C 1 N H65
S 2 3/31/1989 A 1 N S92
S 2 5/18/1989 C 1 N H65
H 2 9/09/1989 C 1 N C60
H 2 9/15/1989 B 4 P N C60
H 2 9/24/1989 E 9 P R G68
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"""SuBWffl flFlSraiU SUN PROGNOSTICATE
MUSBURGER GOES WITH WILDCATS OVER DEVILS
FRIENDLY CITY KIUANIS CLUB
WALL TO WALL AZALEAS
KIWANIS GIFT
NEW OFFICERS
FRIENDLY CITY SECTIONAL BRIDGE TOURNAMENT
SEE ALSO BRIDGE TOURNAMENTS
BRIDGE TOURNAMENT UNDER WAY
FRIENDLY CITY SERTOMA CLUB
SEE ALSO DURHAM SERTOMA CLUB
SERVICE AWARD
MONEY RAISED
FRIENDS OF BLACK CHILDREN
SEE ALSO ADOPTION
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY DEPT. OF SOCIAL SERVICES
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CMAPEL HILL SCHOOL OF SOCIAL WORK
PROGRAM OFFERS HOPE TO CHILDREN
GROUP WORKS FOR ADOPTION OF BLACK CHILDREN
COUNTY HONORS SOCIAL WORKER
FRIENDS OF DUKE UNIV. LIBRARY
SEE DUKE UNIV. FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY
FRIENDS OF DURHAM
SEE ALSO CCWSERVATIVES
CONSERVATIVE POLITICAL COMMITTEE FORMING TO BACK STRAWBRIDGE
CwJsroVATIVES^ISE AWIN^IFJ^OF DURHAM SHOULD LEARN FROM... MISTAKES
INTRODUCING FRIENDS OF DURHAM (AD)
FRIENDS OF DURHAM BACK STRAWBRIDGE FOR MAYOR
PLEASE. FRIENDS. THE ISSUES
MUNICIPAL ELECTION ISSUES FROM FRIENDS OF DURHAM <AD)
BALLOT POWER (FRIENDS OF DURHAM)
SLiV'S^RwI^ILLF^S TOO-LARGE ROLE IN DURHAM ELECTIONS
FRIENDS OF DURHAM VICTORY A SURPRISE
CONSERVATIVE VICTORIES MAY MEAN COALITION END
DURHAM COALITION PLANS NOV. ELECTION STRATEGY ^^ uimjra
FRIENDS OF DURHAM FACES FINAL RACE WITH FULL COFFERS, STRONG MANPOWER
REMARKABLE SHOWING
FRIENDS OF DURHAM SLATE ATTACKED BY TRAILING CANDIDATES ^^
FRIENDS OF DURHAM GROUP'S 'GOALS' TARGET OF FIERY ATTACK FROM BROWN
tLpw TTC IMTT QHfM"KTWG
TAXES-THEY COME IN MANY SHAPES, FORMS AND DISGUISES, BUT THEY'RE STILL..
PEOPLE'S ALLIANCE, FRIENDS OF DURHAM SLATES DIAMETRICAL
VOTERS' ALLIANCE ENDORSEMENTS LINE UP AGAINST 'FRIENDS'
BALLOT POWER/FRIENDS OF DURHAM (AD) ,„,
MAYOR'S POST, 6 COUNCIL SEATS TO BE FILLED IN TUESDAY VOTE
JENKINS EDGES OUT STRAWBRIDGE/VICTORY GIVES DURHAM ITS 1ST BLACK MAYOR
PRIMARY SHOCK PRODS DURHAM COALITION WIN
'89 CAMPAIGN CHANGES FACE OF AREA POLITICS
FRIENDS OF DURHAM LEARNS LESSONS, VOWS TO STAY
DON'T BE FAIR-WEATHER FRIENDS
FRIENDS OF NURSING PROGRAM
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, NURSES _
OLD-FASHIONED NURSE APPRECIATED IN HIGH-TECH WORLD AT DUKE
FRIENDS OF THE CHAPEL HILL PUBLIC LIBRARY
FALL BOOK SALE BEGINS ON MONDAY
FRIENDS OF THE DURHAM LIBRARY
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
S
S
S
2 9/01/1989 D
2 9/08/1989 D
2 4/07/1989 C
2 4/15/1989 C
2 10/10/1989 A
3PF
3PF
1 P P S73
1 P P K30
3 P P K30
S 2 2/04/1989 C 1 P N
2 2/02/1989 C 4 P P T37
2 7/20/1989 C 4 P P T32
CHH 1 3/05/1989 A 4 L
CHH 1 11/26/1989 A 3 N S17
CHH 1 12/07/1989 A 3 N
8/17/1989
8/17/1989
8/21/1989
8/27/1989
8/30/1989
9/09/1989
9/20/1989
10/05/1989
10/06/1989
10/11/1989
10/11/1989
10/11/1989
10/12/1989
10/12/1989
10/12/1989
10/13/1989
10/20/1989
10/23/1989
10/25/1989
10/27/1989
11/02/1989 B
11/06/1989 A
11/06/1989 B
11/08/1989 A
11/08/1989
11/08/1989
11/10/1989
11/12/1989
N R63
N M06
E
A
NC61
E
A
A
E
N
N C61
N C61
N R63
N R63
E
N R63
N R63
E
A
N
N
A
N R63
N R63
N S22
N S69
N S69
E
R63
H 2 5/19/1989 C
CHH 1 10/08/1989 A
4 N D80
3 N
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SUBJECTS
LIBRARY WRITER SERIES DRAWS BLOCKBUSTER NAKES _
BASEBALL AND GOLF OFFER INSPIRATION FOR NOVELS ON HUMAN RELATIONSHIPS
FRIENDS OF THE ENO
SEE ENO RIVER ASSOCIATION
FRIENDSHIP _
TRY FRIENDSHIP WITH PARITY
TO GOOD BUDDIES, GOOD LUCK AND GOOD PICKUP TRUCKS
FRIGHT NIGHT (FILM)
'FRIGHT NIGHT PART II'/CLEVER, NOT GORY
FRINGE BENEFITS
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, U.S.
COMMITTEE TO CONSIDER BENEFIT PLAN
REPORT? UNC PAY STILL LAGGING
UNC BENEFITS STILL LAGGING, REPORT SAYS
WORKERS LOSING HEALTH BENEFITS AS COSTS RISE
FRISBEE (GAME)
SEE ALSO DISC GOLF
SEE ALSO GAMES
GOOD CATCH!
PAR FOR A GOOD CAUSE
FRISBEES FLY AT SORORITY FUND-RAISER
ULTIMATE FRISBEE, ULTIMATE FUN
FRITO-LAY CO.
FIRM GIVES MONEY TO HELP DURHAM FIGHT DRUG WAR
FROGS
REAL ANIMALS AS YOU'VE NEVER SEEN THEM BEFORE
FRESWVW FROG
PELTING PIGS, FASHIONABLE FROGS FROLIC FOR CROWDS AT STATE FAIR
THE FRONT PAGE (GAY NEWSLETTER)
SEE ALSO HOMOSEXUALS
GAY, LESBIAN NEWSPAPER FOUNDER RECALLS TRIBULATIONS
FRONT PAGE AWARDS
SEE ALSO AWARDS
SEE ALSO DURHAM HERALD CO.
SEE ALSO SCHOLARSHIPS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SCHOLARSHIPS)
HERALD-SUN NEWSPAPERS LAUNCH SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM
THE FRONT PAGE AWARDS
AWARDS PROGRAM PRAISED
PUBLIC CEREMONY SET FOR 'FRONT PAGE' SCHOLARSHIPS; 11 TOP SENIORS...
NEWSPAPERS TO HONOR OUTSTANDING STUDENTS
FRONT PAGE AWARDS 1989
FRONT PAGE AWARDS TO BE GIVEN
AREA STUDENTS RECEIVE 1ST FRONT PAGE AWARDS
PUTTING EXCELLENCE ON FRONT PAGE
PRESENTING 22 FACES WORTHY OF RECOGNITION; FRONT PAGE AWARDS
DURHAM NEWSPAPERS PRESENT SCHOLARSHIPS
THE WINNERS ARE... _
STUDENTS' ACHIEVEMENTS MAKE THE FRONT PAGE
FROST
SEE ALSO COLD WEATHER, DURHAM
SEE ALSO CONTESTS (SEE ALSO SPECIFIC NAMES OF CONTESTS)
SEE ALSO WEATHER, DURHAM
JACK FROST PAYS A LATE VISIT TO NIBBLE ON THE TRIANGLE
FROST IS POSSIBLE IN TRIANGLE TONIGHT
FROZEN EMBRYO
SEE EMBRYO TRANSPLANTS
SEE TEST TUBE BABY
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2 11/19/1989 D
3 P U H45
3 P U H45
H 2 8/09/1989 A 4 E
CHH 1 12/03/1989 A 3 U
H 2 10/27/1989 D 19 P R L59
CHH 1 2/24/1989 A 3 N
CHH 1 2/25/1989 A 3 P N S17
CHH 1 6/24/1989 A 1 P N S17
H 2 10/16/1989 B 1 N
CHH 1 3/27/1989 A
CHH 1 4/03/1989 A
CHH 1 4/03/1989 A
H 2 6/11/1989 E
1 P P T44
1 P P C45
3 P N L90
1 P F S56
S 2 9/27/1989 B 1 N H65
H 2 10/13/1989 D
H 2 10/14/1989 C
H 2 10/15/1989 B
3 P N B71
2 P P C45
1 N S22
CHH 1 7/02/1989 A 3 N S17
2/12/1989 A
2/16/1989 A
3/01/1989 A
4/26/1989 B
4/30/1989 B
4/30/1989 B
5/02/1989 C
5/03/1989
5/03/1989
5/03/1989
5/03/1989
5/03/1989
5/04/1989
N P38
E
L
N
N
F
N
N T32
E
F
N S92
P T32
E
S 2 4/12/1989 A 1 N S92
S 2 10/20/1989 A 1 N
FROZEN FOOD
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SUBJECTS
SEE ALSO TV DINNERS
MARCH; NATIONAL FROZEN FOOD MONTH (SPECIAL SECTION)
FROZEN FOOD EXTRAVAGANZA (SPECIAL SECTION)
FUN
FUN AT UORK IS NO JOKE, SAYS DURHAM RESEARCHER
FUN CARAVAN
SEE DURHAM RECREATION DEFT., FUN CARAVAN
FUN FEST
SEE FUNFEST (N.C.
MUSEUM OF LIFE AND SCIENCE)
FUND RAISING (SEE ALSO NAMES OF FUND RAISING PROJECTS 4 SPONSORING GROUPS)
SEE ALSO BIKE-AID
SET alsq CHARITIES
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, GIFTS AND FUND RAISING
SEE ALSO RAFFLES
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C, GIFTS AND FUND RAISING
SEE ALSO VANCE/GRANVILLE COMMUNITY COLLEGE, GIFTS AND FUND RAISING
CHURCH RAISES $14,000 FOR LEUKEMIA VICTIM
RESIDENTS PITCH IN FOR TRANSPLANT PATIENT
CHURCH CELEBRATES ITS SUCCESSFUL DRIVE FOR RENOVATION FUND
DUKE HOLIDAY CARD SALES RAISE »26,000 TO BENEFIT CHILDREN
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2 10/04/1989 D
D F
D F
FROZEN WATER PIPES
SEE ALSO COLD WEATHER, DURHAM
SEE ALSO WATER LEAKS
SEE ALSO WEATHER, DURHAM
BROKEN WATER LINES SPRINKLE THE AREA
PLUMBERS GET SCANT HOLIDAY
BROKEN PIPES, LEAKS PLAGUE UNC CAMPUS
'DRIPPY' IDEA STRAINS AREA WATER SUPPLY
FROZEN YOGURT
FROZEN YOGURT IN CULINARY COLORS
FRUIT (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC FRUITS)
SEE ALSO APPLES
SEE ALSO APRICOTS
SEE ALSO CANTALOUPE
EAT YOUR VEGETABLES - WARILY
DURHAM CHECKS ITS PRODUCE
LOCAL GROCERS RESPOND QUICKLY TO CYANIDE SCARE
FRUIT TREES
SEE ALSO TREES
THE LABORS OF FRUIT} PRUNING TREES TO ENSURE A TASTY, ABUNDANT YIELD
FRUITCAKE
SEASONAL FRUITS
FUELS
SEE ENERGY SOURCES, ALTERNATIVES
SEE GASOLINE
SEE OIL
FUGITIVE WARRANTS
scr ALSO WARRANTS
WARRANT ISSUED FOR ARREST OF HATCHER
BONDSMEN FIND DIXON IN N.Y.
CRIMESTOPPERS SEEKING WINSTON-SALEM FUGITIVE _ __ ,,___
FUGITIVE FROM DURHAM ARRESTED NEAR ROUGEMONT BY PERSON COWTT 0FFIIER8
STORE EMPLOYEE BRANDISHES HAMMER TO FEND OFF WOULD-BE ROBBER WITH KNIFE
POLICE LOG/WOMAN ASSAULTED IN MCDONALD HOUSE
FULBRIGHT SCHOLARSHIPS AND GRANTS
SEE ALSO SCHOLARSHIPS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SCHOLARSHIPS)
DUKE STUDENT GETS FULBRIGHT GRANT
PROFESSOR NAMED FULBRIGHT SCHOLAR
H 2 12/26/1989 B 1 N T33
CHH 1 12/27/1989 A 1 P N H90
CHH 1 12/27/1989 A 1 N S17
H 2 12/28/1989 A 1 N R63
H 2 8/02/1989 B 1 D F S56
H 2 3/13/1989 A 4 E
H 2 3/15/1989 A 1 P N 046
CHH 1 3/15/1989 A 1 P N L38
H 2 2/12/1989 E 14 P U B56
H 2 12/06/1989 B 1 P N S56
1/20/1989 B
3/31/1989 A
4/24/1989 C
5/13/1989 C
7/12/1989 C
8/29/1989 C
N
N B53
N
N
N M51
N M51
S 2 5/19/1989 A
CHH 1 8/24/1989 A
9 N
3 N
H 2 12/28/1989 A 6 P N Zll
CHH 1 1/16/1989 A
CHH 1 1/28/1989 A
H 2 1/30/1989 B
H 2 2/16/1989 A
3 N M25
3 N H90
1 P N P38
10 N
-LX&30-
HONTHLY/
ANNUAL INDEX B
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
DUKE FRATERNITY RALLIES FOR A SPECIAL FRIEND
HOE RENOVATION FOCUS OF DURHAH FUND-RAISER
FUND-RAISERS TO STOP AT NORTKGATE IN DURHAM
CLUB REPLACES HONEY TAKEN FROM RAPE CRISIS IN ROBBERY
UNC TV CENTER MEETS FUND GOAL
PROJECT TO SEND DURHAM STUDENTS TO CAMP FIZZLES
ROBERTS SEEKS MILLIONS MORE
DINNER, JAZZ CONCERT TO KICK OFF DRIVE
DURHAH RED CROSS NEEDS FUNDS FOR NEW BUILDING
WORKING TO GET OUT
CONCERTS, CRUZ-IN AID GOOD CAUSES
SPECIAL DAY SET TO RAISE SCHOOL MONEY
A BENEFIT DINNER TO BE CATERED BY OUR BEST CHEFS
SEAC GROUP TO HOLD BENEFIT
HOT JAZZ NETS A COOL $80,000 FOR HONK JAZZ INSTITUTE
BLUES FOR BROWNj FANS HOLD RALLY TO PLEAD FOR RELEASE OF GODFATHER...
MINISTER 'PEDALS' HOPE FOR HOMELESS
STUDENTS WILL LIGHT THE WAY TO EASE HUNGER IN DURHAH
POLICEMAN COVERS JOLSON BEAT
CONCERT PROCEEDS COULD PROVIDE 25.000 MEALS
SPRING TUNE-UP ILL HAS A CAUSE
WITH TUNE-UP»S ♦2,000, RELIEF IS IN SIGHT
'THE PEOPLE ARE READY'; CHINESE STUDENTS BEGIN WEEKLONG FUND-RAISER...
LIGHTING LUMINARIES
STUDENTS' LIGHTS HELP FEED HUNGRY
LOBBYISTS GETTING TIRED OF FUND-RAISING EVENTS IN WANING WEEKS OF...
4-H LAUNCHES FUND-RAISING CAMPAIGN
SOCIAL-CHANGE GROUPS SEEK EQUAL FUND-DRIVE FOOTING
PEDALING FUND-RAISER FOR HEALTH
PATIENTS RAISE FUNDS
ART SALE WILL SUPPORT LUPUS RESEARCH FUND
DUKE POWER BEGINS HEATING FUND DRIVE
UNITED WAY EXCEEDS FUND-RAISING GOAL
FUND-RAISING CAMPAIGN TARGETS DAY CARE FOR 28 KIDS IN NEED
PHONY FUND-RAISINS AFOOT
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
'AN HONORABLE PROFESSION', OWNER OF WEAVER FUNERAL HOME CARRIES ON...
FUNERAL HOMES
MORTUARY CHARGED IN BODY PARTS SALE
FUNERALS
SEE ALSO HEARSES
SEE ALSO LIVING WILL
PROCESSION HONORS WRECKER DRIVER
FUNFEST (N.C. MUSEUM OF LIFE AND SCIENCE)
SEE ALSO N.C. MUSEUM OF LIFE AND SCIENCE
MUSEUM HOLDS 'FUNFEST'
SATURDAY'S FUNFEST TO BENEFIT MUSEUM
FUN AND FOOD
FUNFEST
BARREL-LY HANGING ON
A FUNNY THING HAPPENED ON THE WAY TO THE FORUM (PLAY)
MELODRAMA PUTS ON A 'FORUM'
MELODRAMA'S 'FORUM' ZANY FUN
FUQUA-MBA GAMES
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. FUQUA SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
VIRGINIA MBA TEAM TOPS FUN GAMES IN SPECIAL OLYMPICS BENEFIT
FURNITURE DESIGNERS
SEE ALSO CRAFTSMEN
JAPANESE WOODWORKING, CARPENTRY SENSITIVE SAYS CHATHAM MAN
MAKING FURNITURE IS LABOR OF LOVE
FURNITURE INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO FURNITURE MARKET
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H 2
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CHH 1
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CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
2/20/1989 C
2/27/1989 A
3/04/1989 A
3/13/1989 B
3/20/1989 B
3/24/1989 A
3/29/1989 A
4/04/1989 C
4/06/1989 A
4/12/1989 A
4/17/1989 B
4/18/1989 C
4/19/1989 B
4/19/1989 A
4/25/1989 C
5/04/1989 A
5/10/1989 A
5/10/1989 B
5/11/1989 D
5/11/1989 D
5/19/1989 D
5/23/1989 B
5/23/1989 A
5/29/1989 C
5/29/1989 A
6/08/1989 B
6/13/1989 A
7/22/1989
10/25/1989
11/01/1989
11/18/1989
11/24/1989
11/29/1989
12/17/1989
12/29/1989
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11
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12
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1
1
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7
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L Y
L P BYL
N H65
N
N
N P38
P N K65
N J40
E
N N36
N S92
P P L38
U W66
N
PN Zll
N
N B71
N M70
N C61
N S92
F B71
N
N U66
N M60
N S17
P S73
N S92
N
N S27
N N36
P R56
P C45
N E33
N
N
N M20
N
CHH 1 2/20/1989 A 1 P Q S17
H 2 1/02/1989 B 5 N
H 2 7/27/1989 C 2 P P S76
4/26/1989
4/28/1989
5/01/1989
5/01/1989
5/01/1989
2 6/02/1989 D
2 6/08/1989 D
8 N
4 M N
2 P P C45
10 P P C45
1 P P C45
7 R W66
4 P R B77
H 2 4/16/1989 B 1 N P38
H 2 4/02/1989 B 1 U N36
S 2 12/28/1989 A 6 P F G59
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HONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/1989
INDEX BY
12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
FURNITURE SALES DISPUTE GOES TO LEGISLATURE
SENATOR FINDS BUMPER STICKER DEBATE CANGET STICKY
Sy mi&^VSRSIHRSti
S8}1 Si ffit tMBPBBlffl? SALES RESTRICTION
BILL TO OJRBN.C. FURNITURE MAKERS FAILS TO REACH VOTE
SUBCOMMITTEE OKS FURNITURE SALES BILL
FURNTJURE MANUFACTURERS PLAN RALLY AGAINST BILLS
Ennnvninraibr ™ price-fixing'
AGREEMENT PUTS FURNITURE SALES BILL ON HOLD
BILL SPONSORS TAKE 'NEVER MIND' ATTITUDE
FURNITURE MARKET
SEttBffi^GOof TASTeTeDITOR'S OWN STYLE BREATHES NEW LIFE INTO...
FURS
SAVAGERY OF FUR FASHION MUST END
NETWORK FOR ANIMALS PLANS MALL DEHONSTRATION
DEMONSTRATION HELD IN DURHAM TO OBSERVE 'RJR-FREE FRIDAY-
FUSION
DUKE RESEARCHERS TRY FUSION EXPERIMENT
RESEARCHERS SKEPTICAL OF EXPERIMENT _ _
DUKERESEARCHERS TRYING TO ACHIEVE FUSION IN A BEAKER
DUKE ABANDONS FUSION ATTEMPTS
IS IT FUSION OR BAD SCIENCE?
COLD FUSION*. REAL OR IMAGINED?
FUTURISTS
SEE ALSO TRENDS
FUTURIST WARNS OF CARELESS CONSUMPTION
G105
SEE UDCG-FH (DURHAM, N.C.)
GED EXAMINATIONS __ „
SEE GENERAL EDUCATION DEVELOPMENT TESTS
6HM ICAMBRIDGE RETIREMENT COMPLEX CONSTRUCTION SLATED FOR SUMMER
GPC
SEE GENERIC CIGARETTES
SEE LIGGETT & MYERS TOBACCO CO.
" TcI'S^aM HELP COMPANY PUSH FOR WASTE PLANT
67E V ^WHftKW&ff.ffi ifXlUNICATE." (AD)
GTE CONSIDERS DURHAM SITE . _ mims
DURHAM IS IN RUNNING FOR GTE BILLING CENTER
GTEHULLS LOCATING MERGED BILLING OPERATIONS IN DURHAM
GTE SOUTH AND GTE FLORIDA RENAMED GTE TELEPHONE OFERATIONS-SOUTH AREA
REDUCED-COST PHONE PLAN BEST FOR TRIANGLE _
GTE, SOUTHERN BELL OFFER LOWER TRIANGLE RATES _
NEW SERVICE TO CUT AREA PHONE BILLS (CORRECTION PRINTED 3-30-89)
CLEARING THE RECORD
StTch WbSUF&ffi&U* TO OLD-TIME SERVICES
PAY PHONE OWNERS SELECT CARRIERS _
GTE SAYS LAYOFF ESTIMATES FOR DURHAM OVERSHOT MARK
GTE REORGANIZATION PLAN WON'T HIT ALL DURHAM XBS
GTE: CUT CABLES COSTLY, ANNOYING
PHONE STRIKE WON'T AFFECT DURHAM CALLS
THREE GTE DIVISIONS TO RELOCATE OUT OF STATE
COLORING BOOKS DELIVERED
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4/04/1989 A
4/06/1989 B
4/13/1989 A
5/04/1989 B
5/10/1989 C
5/11/1989 B
5/24/1989 C
5/25/1989 B
5/26/1989 A
6/02/1989 A
6/03/1989 C
6/09/1989 A
6/14/1989 A
7
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4
5
4
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4
10
10
5
15
5
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H 2 6/19/1989 B 1 P F U15
CHH 1 1/14/1989 A
H 2 11/22/1989 C
H 2 11/25/1989 C
4 L
2 N S69
1 P N S69
2
2
2
2
2
2
4/13/1989
4/20/1989
4/29/1989
5/05/1989
5/14/1989
6/05/1989
15
1
1
1
4
4
N
N
PN C60
N
E
E
CHH 1 4/30/1989 A 10 N
CHH 1 3/02/1989 A 1 P N S17
H 1 1/27/1989 C 4 N
H
2
S
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
S
2
S
2
H
2
H
2
S
2
s
2
S
2
H
2
S
2
S
2
S
2
H
2
H
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1/25/1989
2/02/1989
2/03/1989
2/04/1989
2/10/1989
2/11/1989
3/27/1989
3/28/1989
3/30/1989
4/03/1989
4/19/1989 _
4/29/1989 B
7/19/1989 A
7/20/1989 C
8/02/1989 B
8/07/1989 A
8/11/1989 C
9/16/1989 C
A
N M06
N
N C4?
N C47
E
N H65
N C47
N
N H65
F B53
N H65
N C47
N H65
N
N C61
N C60
P T32
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MONTHLY/
ANNUAL
1/01/1989 -
INDEX 6
12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
WESTERN DURHAM PHONES TO GET NEW PREFIXES, SWITCH
GTE OFFICIAL ONE OF LAST TO FLEE BEACH BEFORE STORM
PERSON AIR CRASH KILLS 2 GTE PILOTS
GTE ALTERING LONG-DISTANCE CALLS
SAFETY BOARD PROBES CAUSE OF PLANE CRASH
INVESTIGATORS EXAMINING WRECKAGE OF GTE AIRPLANE IN PERSON COUNTY
INVESTIGATORS SEEK CLUES IN DEBRIS OF GTE JET CRASH
1,000 PHONES OUT FOR REPAIRS FRIDAY
RTP TO GET THE LATEST IN TELECOMMUNICATIONS
GTE SOUTH, EMPLOYEES
GTE SAYS LAYOFF ESTIMATES FOR DURHAM OVERSHOT MARK
GTE REORGANIZATION PLAN WON'T HIT ALL DURHAM JOBS
2 GTE EMPLOYEES KILLED IN PERSON JET CRASH
GABON
SEE ALSO AFRICA (SEE ALSO NAMES OF COUNTRIES)
DUKE SHIP RESCUES 27 OFF WEST AFRICA
GALLERY 237
GALLERY 237 OPENS SUNDAY
GAMBLERS ANONYMOUS
COMPULSIVE GAMBLING CAN AFFECT JOB, FINANCES, FAMILY
GAMBLING
SEE ALSO BINGO
SEE ALSO COMPULSIVE GAMBLING
SEE ALSO GAMES
SEE ALSO LOTTERIES
SEE ALSO SPORTStGAMBUNG
THAT LITTLE BETTING POOL DOWN AT THE OFFICE IS ILLEGAL
CRACK DOWN ON GAMBLING DENS
7 GAMBLING, RACKETEERING INDICTMENTS HANDED DOWN
GAME LANDS
SEE ALSO GAMELANDS RECLAMATION PROJECT
SEE ALSO HUNTING
GROWING CITY, WHITETAIL HERDS CROSSING PATHS
GAMELANDS RECLAMATION PROJECT
SEE ALSO COMMUNITY SERVICE WORK PROGRAM
SEE ALSO GAME LANDS
NEW COURT PROGRAM PICKING UPj DEFENDANTS HAVE ALTERNATIVE TO JAIL
GAMES
SEE ALSO BINGO
SEE ALSO BRIDGE TOURNAMENTS
SEE ALSO CHESS
SEE ALSO DISC GOLF
SEE ALSO FLEECE THE FLOCK (GAME)
SEE ALSO FRISBEE (GAME)
SEE ALSO GAMBLING
SEE ALSO POOL
SEE ALSO PUZZLES
SEE ALSO ROTISSERIE BASEBALL
SEE ALSO SOCIETY FOR CREATIVE ANACHRONISM
SEE ALSO TOYS
SEE ALSO VIDEO GAMES
SEE ALSO WHEEL OF FORTUNE (GAME SHOW)
PARTY GAMES BECOME THE SOCIAL RAGE
IMPIOUS BOARD GAME
GAMES CELLS PLAY (DANCE)
•GAMES CELLS PLAY...' - JACQUES D'AMBOISE SOLD ON MOLD
GANNETT CO.
GLOSSY MAGAZINE PRODUCED BY STUDENTS TO DEBUT AT DUKE
-DATE-
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S 2 9/19/1989 A
H 2 9/22/1989 B
S 2 10/02/1989 A
S 2 10/02/1989 C
S 2 10/03/1989 A
H 1 10/04/1989 C
S 2 10/04/1989 B
H 2 11/16/1989 C
H 2 12/28/1989 B
H 2 7/19/1989 A
S 2 7/20/1989 C
H 2 10/03/1989 A
S 2 3/21/1989 C
H 2 3/03/1989 D
H 2 8/04/1989 A
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L Y
L P BYL
N E33
N J40
P N E33
N
N C61
P N H60
M N C61
N
N K65
1 N C47
4 N H65
1 M N
1 M N
4 N
1 N S22
H 2 3/23/1989 A 1 N 046
H 2 10/04/1989 A 4 E
H 2 12/02/1989 C 1 N S82
H 2 11/18/1989 A 1 M N H60
H 2 2/13/1989 A 1 P N S82
S 2 1/17/1989 B 1 P F G59
H 2 3/26/1989 D 4 E
S 2 3/16/1989 D 1 P F B71 M
H 2 3/21/1989 C 1 P N N36
GANNETT FOUNDATION
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1/01/1989
INDEX BY
12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
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SEE ALSO SCHOLARSHIPS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SCHOLARSHIPS)
GANNETT FUNDS SEMINAR
GARAGES
SEE ALSO PARKING LOTS
IF GARAGES COULD TALK...
GARBAGE COLLECTION, DURHAM Mm%
SEE ALSO CLEAN UP THE STREETS (CUTS)
<&£ (4 <V1 HRtWI CITY LANDFILL
SEE ALSO KEEPAHERICA BEAUTIFUL SYSTEM OF DURHAM-DURHAM CO. „
DUR^'S»NITATION, STREET CREWS MOBILIZED IN FIGHT AGAINST CRIME H
NEW PROGRAM BOOSTS CITY'S iANTJHXIME EFFORT S
TRASH SQUAD: SANITATION WORKERS NEW 'EYES' FOR POLICE S
iSwGTOreitoOO TONa*EFUSE NETS CITY $41,000, CUTS LANDFILL STRAIN S
DOUBLE RECYCLING PROPOSED H
DURHAM SANITATION UP TO ITS NECK IN TRASH
SYNTHETIC COVER LIKELY AT LANDFILL H
LANDFILL HIDES GARBAGE UNDER A 'RUG' _ H
OVERFLOWING DUMPSTER SOURCE OF ODOR, RATS AT APARTMENTS
a^aW^SI^aCLE CmiSTM* TREES B
^ffl^*&IY, N.C.GARB^, COLLECTION
SEE ALSO SOLID WASTE
NEW COURT PROGRAM PICKING UP; DEFENDANTS HAVE ALTERNATIVE TO JAIL
CLEANUP HIGHLIGHTS PROBLEM „ „
SERIOUS WASTE MANAGEMENT PLAN PROPOSED IN N.C.
CHH 1 11/07/1989 A 7 P N
CHH 1 3/02/1989 A 1 P P L38
GARBAGE COLLECTION, U.S.
SEE ALSO TRASH BINS „
BUILDING OUR COFFINS OUT OF PLASTIC
GARDENING, CHAPEL HILL
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL GARDEN CLUB
AUTUMN'S PLEASURES
GARDENING, DURHAM
SEE ALSO LANDSCAPING
SEE ALSO N.C. BOTANICAL GARDEN
SEE ALSO PLANTS
SEE ALSO TRIANGLE GARDENING EXPO _ „
GRAFTING PLANTS IS AN ENRICHING ACCOMPLISHMENT
SELECTING FAST-GROWING TREES
WINTER BRINGS ON HOUSEHOLD PESTS 1UUM„
SPECIALTY FERTILIZERS ARE GOOD - IF YOU REALLY NEED ONE
SNOW PEAS SIGNAL START OF A SEASON
TRAPPING MOLES.SAVING SEEDLINGS: QUESTIONS ANSWERED AtiiiimAin. WTP1 „
THE LABORS OF FRUIT: PRUNING TREES TO ENSURE A TASTY, ABUNDANT YIELD
ARBOR WEEK TO INCLUDE FREE EVENTS
ONE WAY TO PRESERVE PLANTS: PHOTOGRAPHY
GETTING READY FOR THE SPRING PLANTING FEVER
MOST OF STATE'S FRUIT CROPS FARED WELL DURING FEBRUARY
SPRING WILL BE MAKING A GUEST APPEARANCE FOR GARDENING EXPO
HERBS & PERENNIALS LOOKING LUCRATIVE AT GOSS GREENHOUSE
FARM, GARDEN SUPPLY STORE MARKS ITS 7STH ANNIVERSARY
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT AZALEAS
WHICH STRAWBERRIES DO BEST IN TRIANGLE?
CONTROLLING BAMBOO USED AS A SCREEN
WHERE TO GET GARDEN-RELATED WEATHER DATA
DON'T KEEP DOGWOODS IN 'DEEP' SHADE
WATCH WHAT YOU'RE PULLING!
TRIANGLE GARDENS: RESPITE FROM CITY STRIFE
19TH-CENTURY GARDEN IDEAS WORKING TODAY
RUNNING OUT OF GARDEN SPACE? DON'T OVERLOOK VINES
DAYLILIES BRIDGE THE GAP BETWEEN SPRING, SUMMER
MAGIC, MEDICINE OF ST. JOHNSWORT
1/26/1989 C
1/27/1989 A
1/28/1989 "
3/13/1989
3/14/1989
6/22/1989
7/27/1989
8/10/1989
10/18/1989 C
10/26/1989 C
12/29/1989 C
6 N HS1
4 E
1 P N B53
1 N H70
1 N S69
1 M N Bll
1 N Bll
1 P N N36
N N36
N R63
N
1 P
1
6
H 2 2/13/1989 A
S 2 2/18/1989 A
S 2 6/12/1989 A
1 P N S82
4 E
5 J Oil
CHH 1 8/04/1989 A 4 E
CHH 1 10/28/1989 A 1 P P L38
H
2
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
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H
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H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
1/01/1989 E
1/08/1989 E
1/15/1989
1/22/1989
1/29/1989
2/05/1989
2/12/1989
2/18/1989
2/19/1989
2/26/1989
3/05/1989
3/12/1989
3/19/1989
3/26/1989
4/09/1989
4/16/1989
4/23/1989
4/30/1989
5/07/1989
5/09/1989
5/14/1989
6/04/1989
6/11/1989
6/18/1989
6/25/1989
10
14
16
16
16
16
14
1
16
12
14
16
16
18
18
16
16
16
16
1
16
14
16
18
16
U B56
U B56
U B56
U B56
U B56
U B56
' U B56
N H70
•U B56
U B56
U B56
U B56
' U B56
U B56
U B56
UB56
U B56
U B56
U B56
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1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989
TALL, FLOWERING SPIRES ACCENT PERENNIAL BEDS
IN 1700S, GARDENS WERE GOVERNED BY TRIAL AND ERROR
AN OLD METHOD OF PLANT FEEDING STILL WORKS TODAY
IMPATIENS TAKE PATIENCE
WERE THE MONKEY GRASS GROWS
GETTING THE EDGE
FOR LUSH LAWNS NEXT SUMMER, START WORK NOW
PRUNINGJ IT MOST OFTEN IS BENEFICIAL
DOGWOODS FALL VICTIM TO BLOSSOM BLIGHT
IT'S TIME TO MAP OUT YOUR STRATEGY FOR SPRING FLOWERS
ONSET OF AUTUMN ISN'T A SIGNAL OF YARD WORK'S END
BANANAS IN DURHAM - NOW YOU'VE HEARD IT
AUTUMN-BLOOMING ASTERS RATE MORE SOUTHERN RESPECT
WINTER CROCUSES BRIGHT SPOTS FOR DARK TIMES
OFTEN-IGNORED, PLAN IS FIRST, VITAL STEP IN HOME LANDSCAPING
GOOD LANDSCAPE IS BASED ON WHAT YOU LIKE TO DO
WHAT PLEASES YOU IS 'GOOD' DESIGN
SOUTH'S WILDS WERE BOUNTIFUL FOR INDIANS WHO REVERED THEM
GROUND COVERS SOLVE PROBLEMS AND SAVE WORK
SOUTHERN WINTER IS A RAINBOW OF GREENS
PANSIES ARE DAINTY, COLORFUL AND TOUGH
MYSTICALjJCDICAL MISTLETOE
HOW TO KEEP CHRISTMAS PLANTS LOOKING PRETTY IN THE NEW YEAR
STARTING PLANTS FROM SEED IS AN ENJOYABLE CHALLENGE
THIS WINTER NOT THE ONLY ONE WITH WEATHER THAT'S UNUSUAL
GARDENING, INTERNATIONAL
HAMPTON COURT REFLECTS THE HISTORY OF ENGLISH GARDENS
EUROPEANS DISCOVERED A SOUTHERN GARDEN OF EDEN
SUBJECTS
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SEE ALSO N.C. AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION SERVICE
SEE ALSO N.C. BOTANICAL GARDEN
ALREADY, BUDS HINT AT WINTER'S DEMISE H
NEW PLANTS: 160 YEARS OF EXCITEMENT H
EARLY FLOWER ILLUSTRATIONS ARE AVAILABLE TO US TODAY H
DISCONTENTED WITH THE WARM WINTER? Tt€N INSPECT ALL THE EARLY BLOSSOMS H
aOWERING APRICOT PUTS ON ITS WINTER SHOW H
AS PLUM TREES BLOOM, ALL OF JAPAN REJOICES H
GROWING TENDER TROPICALS CAN BE A GREAT GAMBLE H
TAZETTA DAFFODILS TRUMPET SPRING'S IMMINENT COMING H
DAFFODILS ARE STILL CHARMING/THE SOUTHERN GARDENER H
AWAKENING TO THE PLIGHT OF THE TREES/THE SOUTHERN GARDENER H
BOOK ANSWERS QUESTIONS COMMON TO UPPER SOUTH H
IT'S SPRING, SO MEETINGS POP UP LIKE DAFFODILS/THE SOUTHERN GARDENER H
SIGNS OF SPRING: JAPANESE CHERRY, DOGWOOD TREES USHER IN SEASON. . . H
WITH SPRING COME THE WILD FLOWERS/THE SOUTHERN GARDENER H
SPRING IS TIME TO PLAN FOR SUMMER'S BLOOMS H
SOUTH'S WILD AZALEAS GAIN POPULARITY WITH GARDENERS H
aOUER PALETTE! A LITTLE STUDY AND WORK YIELD PLEASING COLOR COMBINATION H
THERE'S NO NEED TO FEAR GROWING RHODODENDRONS H
CATALPA TREE VALUED FOR ITS LUMBER, BEAUTY H
EXAMINING FALL COLOR IN THE LOWER SOUTH H
GARDENING, U.S.
SEE ALSO HYDROPONICS
SPRING IS STARTING TO COLOR ATLANTA AROUND THE EDGES
GARDEN SOCIETY MEMBERS DELIGHT IN SAVANNAH'S OFFERINGS
CHATTAHOOCHEE! PLANTS ABOUND ALONG ITS BANKS
GARNER HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, FOOTBALL
GARNER'S 2ND HALF TOPS VANCE
GARNETT STREET STATION
RESTORATION WORK IN HENDERSON REFLECTS HISTORY
GARNISHMENT
typ iUQQ DOTS
MEASURE REKINDLES QUESTIONS ON GARDNER'S FINANCIAL PAST
S
E E
D — DATE — C -PG
7/02/1989 E
7/23/1989 E
7/30/1989 E
8/05/1989 A
8/13/1989 E
9/01/1989 C
9/17/1989 E
9/24/1989 E
10/01/1989 E
10/08/1989 E
10/15/1989 E
10/22/1989 E
10/22/1989 E
11/05/1989 E
11/05/1989 E
11/12/1989 E
11/19/1989 E
11/19/1989 E
12/03/1989 E
12/03/1989 E
12/10/1989 E
12/24/1989 E
12/24/1989 E
12/31/1989 E
12/31/1989 E
1/01/1989
1/08/1989
1/15/1989
1/22/1989
1/29/1989
2/05/1989
2/12/1989
2/19/1989
2/26/1989
3/05/1989
3/12/1989
3/19/1989
4/02/1989
4/09/1989
4/16/1989
4/30/1989
5/07/1989
5/14/1989
7/16/1989
11/26/1989
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2 4/23/1989 E 16
2 7/09/1989 E 14
T37
T37
K30
U
U
U
U
U L3B
U
U
U
U
U
U
U
U
U
U
U
U
U
U
U
2 3/26/1989 E 18 U
2 5/21/1989 E 18 U
2 5/28/1989 E 16 U
2 11/11/1989 D 3 N M64
1 11/28/1989 B 1 P N H60
H 2 3/22/1989 B 5 N
GARRETT FARMS
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MONTHLY/
ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
SPILL OF UPHOLSTERY LIQUID INVESTIGATED IN GARRETT FARMS
MAJOR PROJECTS INCLUDE MORE THAN 8,500 HOUSING UNITS
GARREGARRETT ROAD CLOSING CLOGS JORDAN TRAFFIC
GAS LEAK
qcr ai en CHEMICAL SPILLS
FOURDAYSLATER GASOLINE-LEAK EVACUEES AT HOME
GAS LEAK FORCES EVACUATION IN CASUELL
YTVNB GAS LEAK VICTIM
NOXIOJSGASFORCES SCHOOL EVACUATION; SEVEN SENT TO HOSPITAL
INCLUDE SCHOOLS IN EMERGENCY PLOWING, STATE OFFICIALS SAY
HILLSBOROUGHGAS SICKNESS CAUSE STILL NOT CONFIRMED
SEWER GAS BLAMED FOR ILLNESS AT SCHOOL
POLICE LOG/DRILLING CAUSES UNC EVACUATION
GAS LEAKS AT MITSUBISHI; HAMLIN RD. RESIDENTS EVACUATED
MITSUBISHI SEEKS CAUSE OF GAS LEAK
MITSUBISHI PRAISES EMERGENCY TOSCWEL
MITSUBISHI PROBING CAUSE OF PLANT FIRE
GASOLINE _
SEE ALSO DIESEL FUEL
FUMES BLAMED ON STREET VACUUM
GASOLINE. LEADED
LEADED GASOLINE IS NEARLY EXTINCT
GASOLINE, THEFTS,,
SEE ALSO ROBBERY, DURHAM
DRIVER, IV FACES MULTIPLE CHARGES AFTER CHASE
MORE CHARGES FILED IN BREAK-IN CASES/POLICE LOG
GASOLINE,UNLEADED
LEADED GAS NEARLY UNLEADED
GASOLINE PRICES, DURHAM
SEE ALSO SERVICE STATIONS, DURHAM
DURHAM GAS PRICES HIGHEST, AAA SAYS
OIL SPILL BUMPS PRICE AT PUMPS
STATIONS TO PUMP UP GAS PRICES
GASOLINE PRICES, N.C.
SEE ALSO SERVICE STATIONS, N.C.
PRICE OF GASOLINE HAS INCREASED IN N.C.
ffi SMi&SM tfWf Loam, m spokes™ wn
BEWARE, BUYERS! GAS PRICES VARY
HOLIDAY GASOLINE NEWS MIXED
N.C. PROBE: GAS PRICE INCREASES DON'T ADD UP
TOPPING THE TANKS; MOTORISTS CROWD GASOLINE STATIONS FOR FILL UPS..
DRIVERS PAY THROUGH THE NOZZLE
HOLIDAY GASOLINE PRICES UP
GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS
SEE SERVICE STATIONS
GASOLINE SPILLS
SEE ALSO CHEMICAL SPILLS
SEE ALSO DIESEL FUEL SPILL
SEE ALSO OIL SPILLS
FAMILY EVACUATED AFTER GASOLINE LEAK „ _ , „„ „„ „«.
GASOLINE SPILLED AT FORT BRAGG AFTER ROAD GRADER HITS PIPELINE
FIREFIGHTERS CLEAN UP SPILLED GASOLINE
GAS STATION OWNERS SEEK STATE PERMIT FOR CLEANUP
STATE CLOSER TO PINPOINTING DURHAM CREEK GAS LEAK
RAIN SWEEPS CAR INTO CREEK; OWASA TAKES MEASURES TO CONTAIN.,. LEAK
15 GALLONS OF GASOLINE LOST IN CAR-PUMP BUMP
N
P
H
H
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2 4/03/1989 B
2 8/20/1989 C
1 N
3 N C60
S 2 9/18/1989 A 1 M N E33
H
H
H
CHH
CHH
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
H
S
H
S
1/05/1989
1/12/1989
1/25/1989
1/25/1989
1/25/1989
1/26/1989
2/01/1989
2/03/1989
6/13/1989
6/13/1989
6/14/1989
6/14/1989
N
N
P L38
N H90
N M20
N H90
N R63
N
N M51
N M06
N M51
N M06
CHH 1 8/05/1989 A
S 2 9/04/1989 A
H 2 6/28/1989 C
H 2 10/06/1989 C
1 N M70
1 P N S78
3 N
3 N N36
S 2 9/04/1989 A 1 N S78
2 3/28/1989 D
2 4/05/1989 A
2 7/28/1989 A
4 N
1 P N M06
1 PNT77
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
4/07/1989
4/12/1989
4/13/1989
5/27/1989
5/27/1989
6/14/1989
6/30/1989
7/08/1989
8/01/1989
8/01/1989
11/22/1989
N
E
N S17
N D38
N D38
E
N D38
N
N C62
N T77
N
H
H
H
S
S
CHH
H
1/01/1989 C
1/04/1989 D
1/09/1989 B
1/14/1989 A
1/18/1989 C
5/03/1989 A
5/04/1989 C
7
10
1
1
1
5
7
N
N
N
N M06
N M06
N L90
N
-1X630-
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1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989
FIRE DEPARTMENT LOOKS FOR GAS LEAK
SEARCH FOR GASOLINE LEAK CLOSES STATION FOR A DAY
SERVICE STATION SOURCE OF LEAK
COUNTY GASOLINE LEAKSj HARM TO WATER FEARED
GAS-TAINTED WELL REMAINS A MYSTERY
DIESEL FUEL SPILL STOPPED FROM REACHING TAR RIVER
GASOLINE STORAGE TANKS
SEE ALSO UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANKS
FIRM REMOVES 2 GAS TANKS FROM JAZZ INSTITUTE SITE
GASOLINE TAXES, N.C. „_
TALK OF INCREASE IN FEDERAL GAS TAX WORRIES N.C. LEGISLATORS
VALENTINE PROPOSES TAX TO BENEFIT EDUCATION IF GAS TAX IS CONSIDERED
VALENTINE PROPOSES TAX TO BENEFIT EDUCATION IF GAS TAX IS CONSIDERED
LEGISLATOR PROPOSES RAISING GAS TAX 16 CENTS A GALLON
GASOLINE TAX INCREASE FAIR TO HIGHWAY USERS
MARTIN NOT SUPPORTING ROAD FUNDING PLAN CALLED 'COP-OUT'
PLAN COULD RAISE GAS.TITLE TAXES TO BUILD ROADS
TOLL ROADS STUDY ORDERED BY LEGISLATIVE PANEL
LOCAL TEACHERS ENCOURAGED BY RAISE PLAN
WALKER. BARNES CALL PLAN 'REGRESSIVE'
GAS, SALES TAX INCREASE PROPOSALS WOULD BUCK N.C. TO TOP OF BRACKET
INSIGHT/GOVERNOR REACHES TIME OF RECKONING
TAX PROPOSAL FUELS GAS STATION SPARKS
FIRM'S SURVEY SAYS TAR HEELS SUPPORT TAX HIKE
RIVAL FINANCING PROPOSALS SLOW HIGHWAY BILL
LAWMAKERS FIGHT SALES TAX INCREASE
DOT WANTS TRIANGLE TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY
REGIONAL TRANSPORTATION BILL FACES ROUGH ROAD
STATE HIGHWAY BILL ON BUMPY ROAD
MILLER DOUBTFUL ABOUT IMPACT FEES, GAS TAX
INSIGHT/ROADS AND TAXES! FEW IN AGREEMENT
PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION BILL OK'D BY HOUSE PANEL; GASOLINE TAX IGNORED
HOUSE LEADERS REVISE HIGHWAY FINANCING PACKAGE
GAS TAX DROPPED FROM TRIANGLE TRANSIT BILL
ENDORSEMENTS ARE GIVEN FOR HIGHWAY PACKAGE
MASS TRANSIT FUNDING PLAN IS A GOOD ONE
VOTE DUE ON $8.4 BILLION ROADS BILL
HOUSE GIVES HIGHWAY BILL PRELIMINARY GREEN LIGHT
MAKE ROAD TAXES FAIR
SENATE LEADERS OFFER LESS TAXING SPENDING PACKAGE
COMPROMISE MEANS FEWER FEE INCREASES FOR N.C. MOTORISTS
BATTLE LINES DRAWN ON «9 BILLION BILL
TOPPING THE TANKSj MOTORISTS CROWD GASOLINE STATIONS FOR FILL UPS...
DRIVERS PAY THROUGH THE NOZZLE
GAS TAX GREETED WITH GRIPES, RESIGNED SIGHS
TRIANGLE TRANSIT AUTHORITY BILL WINS FINAL HOUSE APPROVAL
SALES, GAS TAX SHIFTS THROW BUDGET BY $495,000
STATE HIKING GASOLINE TAX
GASTON COUNTY, N.C.
COURT RULING THREAT TO HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS
GAY RIGHTS
SEE HOMOSEXUALS
GAZEBO
NEW GAZEBO IN CITY PARK
QUIET SOLITUDE
CHANGING TIMES
GEER CEMETERY (OLD CITY CEMETERY)
SEE ALSO CEMETERIES, DURHAM
NEGLECTED, ALMOST FORGOTTEN CEMETERY TARGET FOR PRESERVATION SOCIETY...
GEESE
N
P
CHH
CHH
CHH
S
CHH
H
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6/15/1989
6/16/1989
6/20/198?
6/20/1989
8/20/1989
11/09/1989
N M25
N H70
N M70
N H65
N M25
N T33
S 2 2/20/1989 A 1 N H70
S
1
1/06/1989 A
10
N
H
2
1/07/1989 A
1 P N L40
H
2
1/07/1989 A
1 P N L40
H
2
2/04/1989 B
2
N
S
2
2/13/1989 A
4
E
H
2
2/19/1989 B
3
N
H
2
2/21/1989 B
1
N L40
H
2
2/27/1989 B
1 P N
CHH 1
3/10/1989 A
1 P N C62
CHH 1
3/10/1989 A
1
N M20
H
2
3/12/1989 A
1 C N L40
H
2
3/12/1989 D
2 P U L40
S
2
3/13/1989 A
1
N S92
H
2
3/15/1989 B
5
N
H
2
3/15/1989 B
7
N
H
2
3/16/1989 A
1
N L40
CHH 1
3/22/1989 A
1
N M70
H
2
3/23/1989 B
3
N L40
S
2
3/23/1989 A
1
N M06
H
2
4/04/1989 C
6
N
H
2
4/23/1989 D
2
UL40
H
2
4/28/1989 C
1
N L40
H
2
5/20/1989 B
5
N
H
2
5/24/1989 A
1
N L40
H
2
5/25/1989 B
4
N
S
2
5/30/1989 A
4
E
H
2
5/31/1989 A
1 C N L40
H
2
6/01/1989 A
1 M N L40
H
2
6/06/1989 A
4
E
H
2
7/14/1989 A
1
N L40
H
2
7/23/1989 B
1
N L40
H
2
7/26/1989 A
11
P N L40
CHH 1
8/01/1989 A
1 P N C62
S
2
8/01/1989 A
1 P N T77
H
2
8/02/1989 A
1 C N
H
2
8/08/1989 C
10
N R53
S
2 12/01/1989 C
1
N C61
H
2
12/19/1989 C
1
N R53
S 2 9/01/1989 A 4 E
H 2 10/25/1989 D 9 P P S76
S 2 11/03/1989 C 1 P P T37
S 2 11/13/1989 C 1 P L38
H 2 2/12/1989 B 1 M N N36
WELCOMING COMMITTEE
CHAPEL HILL GEESE
2 8/04/1989 C 3 P P S76
2 12/30/1989 D 3 P P C45
GEMS
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1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
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SEE ALSO DIAMONDS
SHAPING UP
GB€*UPGTHE FAMILY TREE; MORMON ARCHIVES OPEN FOR DURHAM GENEALOGISTS
GENENTECH INC.
CHANCELLOR'S GOAL KEEPING DUKE UP FRONT IN MEDICINE
GDO0kE:Mmi^COTERX0FFICIAL SAYS GAO STUDY HAS FLAWS
GENERAL ASSEMBLY
SEE N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY
GENERAL ASSEMBLY CHORUS
SEE ALSO N C GENERAL ASSEMH.Y
GENERAL ASSEMBLY CHORUS AND BLUEGRASS STUDENT UNION PERFORM...
GENERAL EDUCATION DEVELOPMENT TESTS
TOO MUCH VALUE PUT ON DIPLOMAS
GENERAL ELECTRIC
SEE ALSO MICROELECTRONICS CENTER OF N.C. (STATE RESEARCH FACILITY)
ORANGE CO. GREENS ORGANIZE G.E. .BOYCOTT ^
ATTORNEY SEEKS TO INTERVIEW EX-WORKERS AT FORMER GE SITE
ADVERTISEMENT LINKED TO TESTS FOR CONTAMINATION
G.E. BOYCOTT AFFIRMS GREEN VALUES
G.E. LOOKS OUT FOR ITSELF, NOT WORKERS
•SOVIET FRONT GROUPS' SUPPORT INFACT
GE MICROELECTRONICS CENTER MAY BE SOLD
GE MAY OPEN RTF JET-ENGINE PLANT
GE PLANT CONSIDERED FOR JET ENGINE ASSEMBLY
GE SEEKS REZONING FOR ENGINE PLANT
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OK REZONING OF GE PROPERTY FOR JET ENGINE PLANT
GE GETS DURHAM COUNTY NOD FOR JET-ENGINE PLANT
GENERAL ELECTRIC CO.
SEE GENERAL ELECTRIC
GENERAL ELECTRIC MICROELECTRONICS CENTER _
SEE CENTER FOR MICROELECTRONICS (GENERAL ELECTRIC-OWNED)
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY , _
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY; BEST WISHES TO THE DURHAM SUN (AD)
GENERAL TELEPHONE AND ELECTRONICS CORP.
SEE ALSO TELEPHONES, DURHAM
AREA IMPACT SAID NIL IN GTE-AT&T DEAL
GTE CONSIDERS DURHAM SITE
DURHAM IS IN RUNNING FOR GTE BILLING CENTER
GTE MULLS LOCATING MERGED BILLING OPERATIONS IN DURHAM
GTE SOUTH AND GTE FLORIDA RENAMED GTE TELEPHONE OPERATIONS-SOUTH AREA
GENERIC CIGARETTES
SEE ALSO CIGARETTES
L&M LAWSUIT FOR GENERIC CIGARETTES GETS UNDER WAY
LIGGETT PRESIDENT DEY TESTIFIES RIVAL FIRM STOLE TRADEMARK
L&M CEO TO GIVE MORE TESTIMONY
DEY: RIVAL COMPANY TRIED TO RUIN LAM iMwm
LIGGETT PRESIDENT CLAIMS 'SURVIVAL' IN ANSWERING B&W'S COUNTERCHARGES
GENERIC DRUGS
SEE ALSO PRESCRIPTION DRUGS
SEE ALSO PRESCRIPTION DRUGS, COSTS
GENERIC DRUG SCANDAL SHOULDN'T STOP PUBLIC FROM SAVING _
FDA PROBE OF GENERIC DRUGS HASN'T AFFECTED PHARMACIES AT COUNTY, DUKE
GENERIC-DRUG PROBLEMS ARE NOT BAD OMEN
CHH 1 10/28/1989 A 3 P P L38
H 2 8/15/1989 A 6 P F S56
H 2 5/22/1989 C 1 P N C60
H 2 1/06/1989 A 1 N P38
S 2 3/09/1989 D
7 P P
H 2 7/30/1989 D
5 U G33
CHH 1 2/22/1989 A
2 N
S 2 2/23/1989 C
1 N B53
H 2 2/24/1989 C
1 N
CHH 1 2/28/1989 A
4 P U
CHH 1 3/21/1989 A
4 L
CHH 1 3/30/1989 A
4 L
H 2 5/11/1989 C
1 N K65
S 2 7/25/1989 A
1 M N H06
H 2 7/24/1989 D
9 N C47
S 2 10/07/1989 A
1 N H65
H 2 10/10/1989 A
1 N N36
S 2 10/10/1989 C
1 N H65
S 2 4/19/1989 H 10 A
1/04/1989 C
2/02/1989 A
2/03/1989 C
2/04/1989 A
2/10/1989 C
7/11/1989
7/12/1989
7/12/1989
7/13/1989
7/14/1989
N H65
N M06
N
N C47
N C47
N B53
N Bll
N B53
N Bll
N Bll
2 9/13/1989 A 9 U
2 11/05/1989 B 1 N C60
2 12/16/1989 B 1 N
GENESIS HOME
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ANNUAL
1/01/1989 -
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12/31/1989
BY SUBJECTS
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SEE ALSO DURHAM CONGREGATIONS IN ACTION
SEE ALSO HOMELESS SHELTER
DREAM FINALLY REAL FOR GENESIS HOME BELIEVERS
OPEN HOUSE
GENESIS HONE PROVIDES FAMILIES HOUSING, COUNSELING
HELPING OUT THE HOMELESS
S 2 1/14/1989 C 1 P N H65
S 2 1/16/1989 A 3 P P C45
H 2 10/09/1989 B 1 P G S22
S 2 12/15/1989 B 12 P P K30
GENETIC ENGINEERING
SEE ALSO BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING
BIOTECHNOLOGY ADVANCES SPAUN BILL
GENETIC RESEARCH
SEE ALSO BIOTECHNOLOGY
SEE ALSO BIRTH DEFECTS
SEE ALSO DNA RESEARCH
SEE ALSO MEDICAL RESEARCH
SEE ALSO N.C. BIOTECHNOLOGY CENTER
SEE ALSO RESEARCH
TOBACCO! FUTURE HEALTH CROP?
GENFTJRD DEVELOPMENT CO.
COUNTY CUTS DEVELOPER'S FINE TO URGE CLEANUP OF EROSION SITE
COUNTY TO HALVE DEVELOPER'S FINE
GENITAL WARTS
GENITAL UARTS STUDY SET AT DUKE
GENITAL WARTS ARE LINKED TO CANCER
IN LEGISLATURE ON GENETIC ENGINEERING H 2 4/20/1989 C 1 N K65
GENTRIFTCATION
'GENTRIFICATION'
OF CHATHAM CREATES HOUSING BIND
GEOGRAPHICAL KNOWLEDGE
GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS
SEE ALSO TRIANGLE J COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS
DEVELOPERS TO GET HELP BY COMPUTER
GEOGRAPHY
GEOGRAPHY BEE TO BE HELD JAN. 20
MAP PUBLISHER DECRIES CURRENT STATE OF STUDENTS'
GEOLOGY
SEE ALSO ROCKS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL DEPT. OF GEOLOGY
MARTIN NAMES DURHAM MAN TO GEOLOGISTS BOARD
GEORGE WATTS HILL SCHOLARSHIP FUND
SEE ALSO SCHOLARSHIPS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SCHOLARSHIPS)
RESEARCH TRIANGLE INSTITUTE EXPECTS $90 MILLION IN BUSINESS
GEORGE WATTS SCHOOL
'86 SCHOOL BONDS LARGELY UNSPENT
WATTS HAS HANDS-ON SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS
PLAYERS TELL STUDENTS TO GET 'ON THE BALL' AND READ
AH, THE MEMORIES
PLAN TO CLOSE WATTS ELEMENTARY BLASTED
EMOTIONS RUN HIGH ABOUT WATTS
PUPILS, SOVIETS SWAP SURPRISES
SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS WOULD SPARE WATTS ELEMENTARY
COUNTY SCHOOLS QUIT SAFETY PATROL PROGRAM
GEORGE WATTS SCHOOL MAY ESCAPE DEMOLITION
GEORGETOWN UNIV. SPORTS, BASKETBALL
HOYAS JUST HAPPY TO ESCAPE ODDEST, AND OLDEST, BULLET
HENDERSON REVERSES INTIMIDATION FACTOR ON MOURNING, GEORGETOWN
NO. 3 GEORGETOWN MEETS TAR HEEL CHALLENGE
GEORGETOWN TOO TOUGH INSIDE FOR TAR HEELS
GEORGIA SEA ISLAND SINGERS
PERFORMERS 'GET DOWN' SATURDAY
H 2 4/14/1989 A 4 E
S 2 10/24/1989 A 1 N H65
H 2 10/26/1989 C 6 N S69
H 2 9/03/1989 C 6 N D80
S 2 9/20/1989 A 12 U
CHH 1 4/06/1989 A 2 N M25
H 2 2/10/1989 C 1 N P41
H 2
CHH 1
1/13/1989 C
4/21/1989 A
4 N
3 P N S17
S 2 7/28/1989 A 5 N
H 2 5/18/1989 B 2 N K65
2 1/10/1989 A
2 3/25/1989 A
2 4/18/1989 D
2 6/03/1989 C
2 1 1/02/1989 A
2 11/02/1989 A
2 11/29/1989 C
2 12/02/1989 A
2 12/04/1989 A
2 12/04/1989 C
N J40
N S92
U A76
P T37
N C47
N Yll
N Yll
N C47
N Yll
N
H 2 3/19/1989 C
H 2 3/27/1989 B
H 2 12/08/1989 B
S 2 12/08/1989 B
5 P U C49
2 P N C49
1 P N C49
1 P U F25
S 2 6/08/1989 D 3 P F B71
GEORGIA TECH SPORTS, BASKETBALL (MEN)
■1X630-
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ANNUAL INDEX BY
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SUBJECTS
PACK SPRINGS DEFENSIVE TRAP FOR YELLOW JACKETS
TECH NO PROBLEM FOR 'PACK 'CHASER' _
TAR HEELS GRAB BLUE-COLLAR WIN AGAINST JACKETS
HEELS OVERWHELM TECH'S HAMMONDS
TECH'S 'GREAT SCOTT'
TECH GIVES DUKE FOURTH ACC LOSS
BIG WIN FOR CREMINS
JACKETS HAND DEVILS 4TH LOSS
PACK FACES THIN JACKETS
TARDY PACK CLIPS JACKETS
HINNANT WAS ALMOST PACK'S ODD MAN OUT
HAMMONDS' OUT, BUT DUKE'S STILL WARY OF GA. TECH
BLUE DEVILS SWAT YELLOW JACKETS
DUKE DEMOLISHES SHORT-HANDED TEI*
YELLOW JACKETS FIRED UP FOR TAR HEELS
SCOTT'S STEAL, 3-POINTER STINGS-AND STUNS— 5TH-RANKED UNC
GREAT SCOH! TECH DECKS HEELS
FINAL SHOT FULFILLS FANS' FANTASY _
SCOTT'S SHOT JOINS LIST OF GREAT ONES _ m
CREMINS PILOTS JACKETS THROUGH TOPSY-TURVY SEASON
REVENGE: HEELS RIP -^^^Q^e
Wrm^l^S^TLAMTATARRIVAL, JACKETS TAKE ON A DIFFERENT LOOK
KENNY ANDERSON/ -FEELING GOOD ABOUT THE WHOLE SITUATION'
GEORGIA TECH SPORTS, FOOTBALL ;
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF GEORGIA SPORTS, FOOTBALL „
BELIEVE IT OR NOT: ACC 'BOWLED* BETTER THAN ANYBODY IN THE '80S
'PACK, CAVS TO CHALLENGE TIGERS IN ACCI RACE wiwm
ROSS, YELLOW JACKETS PEEKING AROUND CORNER AT SUCCESS
JONES GIVES JACKETS STING
TECH'S JONES COMES OF AGE
ANOTHER VICTORY OVER YELLOW JACKETS TOUGH CHORE FOR TAR HEELS
SO NEAR AND YET... /JACKETS SNATCH WIN FROM TAR HEELS
WITH JONES, JACKETS FIND KEY INGREDIENT
TAR HEELS CAN'T KAYO GEORGIA TE01
TECH MEETING, SHAWN JONES SAVE JACKETS
DUKE SHAKES OFF JACKETS BEFORE SRO CROUD
IT'S A mt DAY, AND A NEW DUKE, AT WADE STADIUM
SCHEDULE COSTS GA. TECH CHANCE FOR A BOWL BID?
GERM WARFARE
SEE BIOLOGICAL WARFARE
GERMAN-AMERICAN TEACHER EXCHANGE
IS TEACHERS TO TAKE PART IN EXCHANGE
GERMANY
SEE ALSO EAST GERMANY
SEE ALSO WEST GERMANY
DUKE LIBRARY EXHIBIT TO HONOR FAMILY LINKED TO GERMAN BOOKS
GETTYSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA _ , _
A SILENCE AT GETTYSBURG; IRONY ON A BATTLEFIELD
GHIRARDELLI RAVIOLI FACTORY, INC.
THE RAVIOLI PERSPECTIVE
GHOSTBUSTERS (FILM)
BETTER GIVE UP THE GHOST, BUSTERS
GHOSTS
BILL TO RAISE BEER, WINE TAXES FALTERS _ _
SHE'S NOT AFRAID OF NO GHOSTS, BUT THEY AREN'T AFRAID OF HER, EITHER
GIDEONS
SEE ALSO BIBLE
LEAVE HOTEL, MOTEL BIBLES ALONE
N
P
H
S
H
S
S
H
S
S
H
H
H
H
H
S
S
H
S
S
S
H
H
S
H
H
H
S
H
H
S
H
H
H
S
S
H
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I T
L Y
L P BYL
1/15/1989 C
1/16/1989 D
1/29/1989 C
1/30/1989 D
2/02/1989 B
2/03/1989 B
2/03/1989 D
2/03/1989 D
2/18/1989 D
2/19/1989 C
2/19/1989 C
2/20/1989 B
2/21/1989 B
2/21/1989 B
3/01/1989 B
3/02/1989 D
3/02/1989 B
3/02/1989 B
3/03/1989 D
3/10/1989 B
3/11/1989 D
3/11/1989 B
11/15/1989 D
11/28/1989 B
7/30/1989 B
8/23/1989 D
8/24/1989 D
10/20/1989 B
10/20/1989 B
10/21/1989 D
10/22/1989 C
10/22/1989 C
10/23/1989 D
10/27/1989 B
10/29/1989 C
10/29/1989 C
12/04/1989 D
N M14
U D18
N M14
U D18
UD18
N C49
U D18
N D18
N
N C49
N C49
N C52
N C52
N F25
U D18
N C52
N D18
U D18
U D18
U M14
NC52
N F25
N
N
N M88
FF25
F
NL22
U D18
N L22
N L22
N L22
U D18
U D18
N C49
U M88
U D18
H 2 2/07/1989 C 7 N
S 2 6/16/1989 A 6 N
H 2 8/27/1989 E 1 P F U66
H 2 2/21/1989 A 4 L
H 2 6/30/1989 D 3 P R S66
H 2 6/16/1989 A 12 N
H 2 7/31/1989 A 6 F ZU
H 2 2/27/1989 A 4 E
GILBERT AND SULLIVAN OPERETTAS
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ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
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SEE ALSO DURHAM SAVOYARDS LTD.
SEE ALSO OPERA
SEE ALSO REVIEWS, OPERA
UNC PLAYMAKER 'ARTIST' AT DUKE
GINA BACHAUER MEMORIAL PIANO MASTER CLASSES
PIANIST FRANK TO PLAY AT BACHAUER MEMORIAL CONCERT
GIRL SCOUTS
SEE ALSO PINES OF CAROLINA GIRL SCOUT COUNCIL
GIRL SCOUT PIONEER DIES
SCOUTS TO TAKE WYOMING TOUR
TEACHING GIRLS TO RESPECT THEMSELVES AND OTHERS
GIRLS' BASKETBALL (GENERAL HEADING)
SEE ALSO BASKETBALL
SEE ALSO PIEDMONT ATHLETIC CONFERENCE, BASKETBALL (GIRLS)
SEE ALSO WOMEN. SPORTS
SEE ALSO WOMEN'S BASKETBALL (GENERAL; SEE ALSO HEADINGS UNDER EACH SCHOOL)
SOUTH DURHAM YOUTH GIRLS FINISH SEASON (CORRECTION PRINTED 1-4-89)
WHEELER TEAM BEATS ALFORD TEAM IN MOTHER-DAUGHTER BASKETBALL
HILLSIDE'S WINNING TRADITION IN SPORTS STRETCHES BACK TO THE '20S
S. DURHAM GIRLS' HOOPS POPULAR
CAVALIER GIRLS FALL IN FOURTH
JORDAN DOWNS DURHAM BEHIND SNIPES, MEYER
TRIO CRACKS STARTING LINEUP ON COLLEGE LEVEL
HOOPSTERS
GIRLS' SOCCER
SEE ALSO SOCCER
STRIKERS TEAM STRIKES IP SUCCESSFUL SOCCER SEASON
GIRLS' STATE
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS FROM DURHAM TO LEARN ABOUT DEMOCRACY
GITHENS JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, FOOTBALL
GITHENS CUPS NEAL
GITHENS MIDDLE SCHOOL
GITHENS STUDENTS EARN MENTION ON HONOR ROLL
GITHENS TEACHER TO RECEIVE AWARD FROM WORLD CENTER
GITHENS MIDDLE SCHOOL ANNOUNCES HONOR-ROLL STUDENTS
GITHENS TAKES LOWES GROVE IN MIDDLE SCHOOL SHOWDOWN
GITHENS MIDDLE SCHOOL HONOR ROLL STUDENTS LISTED
GITHENS MIDDLE SCHOOL LISTS STUDENTS ON HONOR ROLL
GITHENS STORAGE BECOMES CLASSES
BYE, BYE, ELSA
PRINCIPAL IS SELECTED FOR GITHENS
PRINCIPAL APPOINTED AT GITHENS
INTERIM PRINCIPAL GETS PERMANENT GITHENS POST
PROJECT EARTH
GITHENS MIDDLE SCHOOL SPORTS, BASKETBALL
GITHENS MEETS STANFORD IN BASKETBALL DOUBLE-HEADER
GITHENS MIDDLE SCHOOL SPORTS, SOCCER
GITHENS SOCCER SPIRIT ROLLS ON
GITHENS MIDDLE SCHOOL SPORTS, WRESTLING
CHEWNING DEFEATS GITHENS IN MEETINGS ON THE MAT
GLAD BAG-A-THON
SEE ALSO LITTER
DURHAM GROUP TO BAG GARBAGE
TRASH PICKUP PROGRAM RETURNS IN APRIL
CLEAN UP DURHAM'S HIGHWAYS
CLEANING UP REQUIRES YEAR-ROUND ATTENTION
READY TO BAG IT
TRUNK 0' JUNK
H 2 11/06/1989 A
H 2 5/21/1989 E
S 2 3/17/1989 C
CHH 1 6/13/1989 A
CHH 1 10/30/1989 A
6 U W66
9 P N DBO
6 P 0
3 N
1 P G
S
s
S
s
H
H
H
s
2 1/03/1939 B
2 2/14/1989 B
2 4/19/1989 H
2 11/14/1989 D
2 12/02/1989 D
2 12/16/1989 D
2 12/24/1989 C
2 12/26/1989 B
6 P N A76
5 P U A76
4 P F A76
5 P N M06
3 N
3 N
2 U F93
4 P P T32
s
2 1/03/1989 B
5 N A76
s
2 6/08/1989 A
6 P P C45
S
2 10/31/1989 B
4 P N A76
s
H
S
S
S
S
s
s
s
H
S
S
2 1/04/1989 C
2 3/31/1989 A
2 4/07/1989 A
2 5/02/1989 D
2 6/07/1989 A
2 8/09/1989 D
2 8/11/1989 A
2 10/02/1989 C
2 10/19/1989 C
2 10/20/1989 C
2 10/20/1989 C
2 11/13/1989 B
14 N
9 N
7 N
4 P U A76
9 N
5 N
1 P N S92
1 P P K30
1 N
1 N C47
1 N E33
5 P T37
s
2 1/24/1989 D
4 P N A76
s
2 11/07/1989 D
5 P U A76
s
2 2/07/1989 D
4 P N A76
s
H
H
S
S
s
2 1/25/1989 A
2 3/09/1989 C
2 4/18/1989 A
2 4/18/1989 A
2 4/19/1989 A
2 4/24/1989 A
11 N
2 N
4 E
4 E
9 P P S76
3 P P C45
GLASNOST
-LX630-
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ANNUAL
1/01/1989
INDEX B
12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
SEE SOVIET UNION, REFORM
GLASS
SEE ALSO UINDOUS
GLASS ACT
GLASS BLOWING
HIGH-TECH MICROELECTRONICS USES ANCIENT GLASSBLOWING ART
GLASSES
SEE EYE GLASSES
GLAXO FUND FOR NURSING RESEARCH AND EDUCATION
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. HEDICAL CENTER, GRANTS
GRANT HAY HELP NURSES FIND SKIN-CARE METHODS FOR PREMATURE BABIES
GLAXO HOLDINGS PLC.
GLAXO HOLDINGS APPOINTS MARIO CHIEF EXECUTIVE
GLAXO INC.
SEE ALSO ZANTAC
DUKE MEDICAL CENTER, GLAXO BAN EMPLOYEE SMOKING
DUKE AND GLAXO RIGHT TO ORDER SMOKING BAN
MERCK'S NEU ULCER DRUG MAY PROVE TOUGH COMPETITOR FOR GLAXO'S ZANTAC
GLAXO'S ♦301000 TO ESTABLISH FUND FOR SCIENCE TEACHERS
MONEY AIMS TO KEEP SCIENCE TEACHERS TEACHING
GLAXO PLANS ORANGE ANIMAL 'FACILITY'
GLAXO GIR BIG BOOST FOR DURHAM EDUCATION
ARTS FUND DRIVE GETS *32,000 GLAXO KICKOFF
GLAXO PLEDGE BRIGHTENS SKIES FOR DURHAM ARTS FUND DRIVE
A BOOST FOR SCIENCE
GLAXO TAPS OHIO CO. FOR DURHAM PROJECT
CAUTION RAISED ON BALLPARK
N.C. MUTUAL SLOWS BALLPARK PLAN
GLAXO TO MARKET NEU DRUG
MUSEUM BEGINS FUND DRIVE, PLANS RENOVATION
GLAXO SEEKS TO EXPAND ON WORLD'S TOP-SELLING DRUG ZANTAC
HELMS INVESTIGATES OPIUM LAW
PLAN MAY CLEAR WAY FOR GLAXO DOWNTOWN
NEU APPROACH AIDING GLAXO CLEARS HURDLE
EXPERTS: MONEY NEEDED IN FIGHT AGAINST ILLITERACY
SPOTLIGHT ON VOLUNTEERS
CLEARING THE RECORD
CRANE FARM
COUNCIL GIVES BOOST TO GLAXO'S DEVELOPMENT PLAN
HICKS NAMED FIRST GLAXO RECIPIENT _
MAN HURT IN 20-FOOT FALL AT GLAXO CONSTRUCTION SITE
GLAXO MARKETS NEU ANTI-FUNGAL MEDICINE _
GLAXO EMPLOYEES VOLUNTEER 9,000 HOURS/THE SUN BUSINESS INDEX
GRANT TO HELP DUKE FIND BETTER SKIN-CARE METHODS _
GRANT MAY HELP NURSES FIND SKIN-CARE METHODS FOR PREMATURE BABIES
AHARON, GLAXO SET TO CLOSE AMERICAN PROPERTY DEAL _
GLAXO CEO ERNEST MARIO LIKES TO MANAGE BY GETTING INVOLVED
STUDENTS GET GLIMPSE OF CORPORATE AMERICA
GLAXO MAY BE LARGEST N.C.-BASED INDUSTRY
CORPORATIONS PLEDGE *15.5 MILLION TO STADIUM
DURHAM OKS GLAXO LAND PURCHASE
RESEARCH PARK'S GLAXO BEGINS MARKETING 1ST 'ORPHAN DRUG'
DURHAM EDUCATORS LEARN BUSINESS WAYS
GLAXO SALE GIVES IMPETUS TO ADARON'S DURHAM PLANS
GLAXO CONDUCTS 'TALENT SEARCH' FOR MEDICINES
GLAXO CONSTRUCTION SLATED TO BEGIN NEAR END OF YEAR
GLAXO HIRES NEW CEO
SANDERS NEW TOP EXECUTIVE AT GLAXO INC.
GLAXO HONORED
GLAXO WILL HELP BUY ENO LANDs FESTIVAL WILL REOPEN TOMORROW
GLAXO IS LOOKING FOR A GOOD ONE-LINER
GLAXO VICE PRESIDENT RESIGNS
LOOKIN' TOUGH
LINEBERGER CENTER GETS *100,000 GIFT
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LP BYL
CHH 1 5/17/1989 A 1 P P C45
H 2 8/13/1989 B 1 P N K65
H 2 5/21/1989 B 9 N K65
H 2 5/10/1989 D 5 P N
H
2
S
2
H
2
H
2
S
2
CHH 1
S
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
S
2
S
2
S
2
H
2
S
2
S
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
CHH 1
S
2
s
2
s
2
s
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
S
2
S
2
H
2
S
2
s
2
S
2
H
2
H
2
S
2
S
2
H
2
s
2
S
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
CHH 1
1/05/1989 A
1/07/1989 A
1/13/1989 B
1/19/1989 C
1/19/1989
1/22/1989
1/24/1989
1/27/1989
1/27/1989
1/28/1989
2/10/1989 B
2/21/1989 A
2/21/1989 A
2/21/1989 B
3/07/1989 A
3/19/1989
3/25/1989
3/30/1989
3/31/1989
4/08/1989
4/12/1989
4/13/1989
4/16/1989 .
4/19/1989 B
4/20/1989 A
4/22/1989 C
4/29/1989 A
5/06/1989 A
5/15/1989 C
5/21/1989 B
5/27/1989 B
5/28/1989 D
5/29/1989
6/03/1989
6/09/1989
6/09/1989
6/16/1989
6/20/1989
6/21/1989
6/21/1989
6/21/1989
6/21/1989
6/22/1989
6/23/1989
7/03/1989
7/09/1989
7/11/1989 B
7/29/1989 B
8/10/1989 A
1
4
4
5
10
1
4
4
1
4
4
1
1
1
1
6
2
1
1
1
2
2
1
6
3
1
2
3
1
9
5
6
1
9
1
1
1
1
1
10
1
1
5
6
1
8
5
1
3
N N36
E
N K65
N J40
N S92
N H90
E
NT32
N B71
E
N
N S69
N H70
N
N M06
N
N
N H70
N S69
N K65
P P S73
N
P P M66
N
N
N
N
N
N
N K65
N
P N K65
P N H65
N
N S69
N H06
N
N S92
N R63
N K65
N M06
P N
P N
P P K30
P N S92
N
N K65
P P C45
N
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1/01/1989
INDEX BY
12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
GLAXO GUT TO HELP RECRUIT MINORITY STUDENTS
GLAXO CREATES AWARD OF $20,000 A YEAR
SHOULD PUBLIC SPEND *25 MILLION FOR PARKING DECKS AT AMERICAN TOBACCO?
BUSINESSES BENEFIT ART IN TRIANGLE
TEACHER-TRAINING WILL BOOST ZOO TRIP BENEFITS
THOUSANDS IN MATERIALS TAKEN FROM GLAXO CONSTRUCTION SITE
POLICE LOG/GLAXO CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS STOLEN
RTP AGENCY SEEKS REZONING
CUATRECASAS JOINS WARNER-LAMBERT
GLAXO GIVES »16,645 FOR CLOSE UP EFFORT
GLAXO GIVES MONEY TO ACADEMY LEARNING CENTER
SCHOLARSHIP AID
RECORDS DISPUTE ALLEGATIONS THAT DEVELOPER BROKE 'HANDSHAKE DEAL'
GLAXO SEEKS NEW DRUGS
GLAXO SEEKS N-UASTE INCINERATOR
ACKLAND RECEIVES OUTREACH POST GRANT
ENO GROUP SHY OF MATCHING GRANT
•BONECRUSHER' TO HELP KICK OFF DROPOUT PROGRAM
BOXER WANTS TO KNOCK OUT DROPOUT RATE
KAYOING DROPOUTS
BURROUGHS, GLAXO TO MARKET 2 DRUGS
STAYING IN SCHOOL GIVES YOUTH BRIGHTER FUTURE
GLAXO TEACHING CHAIRS
BANK EXECUTIVE: SCHOOLS MUST STRESS 3 P'S
BANK EXECUTIVE STRESSES THREE P'S FOR EDUCATION
SALARY BOOST BEST WAY TO REWARD TEACHERS
GLEN LENNOX GULF SERVICE STATION (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.)
DOT SUES TO CONDEMN GAS STATION
GLENDALE AVE«
DURHAM COUPLE FIGHTING NEIGHBORHOOD'S DRUGS
GLENN MILLER ORCHESTRA
GLENN MILLER! CDS, 'GHOST BAND' KEEP MUSICIAN'S MEMORY ALIVE
GLENN SCHOOL
•MAKE WAY FOR DUCKLINGS!'
GLENWOOD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
GLENWOOD PRINCIPAL RESIGNS POST EARLY
THANKSGIVING PREPARATIONS
G'LITTER DAY
SEE ALSO LITTER
G'LITTER CLEANUP SET FOR SATURDAY
CLEANUP CREWS HOPE DOWNTOWNS WILL G'LITTER
G'LITTER ROUNDUP
GLOVES
PANEL APPROVES BILL REQUIRING FOOD HANDLERS TO WEAR GLOVES
HEALTH-CARE COMPANY DELAYS PLANT OPENING
GLUT OF PLASTIC GLOVES SNAGS TREYBURN PLANT
GOAL POSTS
SEE ALSO FOOTBALL
DUKE POSTS SURPRISE VICTORY
UNC-rtARYLAND, 1983/THE DAWN OF HEELS' DARKEST FOOTBALL DAYS
DUKE WINS BOWL BERTH
GOATS
CAN'T BELIEVE I ATE THE WHOLE THING
A LITTLE HELP FOR MOTHER NATURE
GOATS' GAMBIT
D — DATE-
H 2
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
S 2
8/11/1989 C
8/11/1989 A
8/20/1989 D
8/21/1989 A
9/28/1989 A
10/03/1989 C
10/04/1989 A
10/09/1989 C
10/10/1989 A
10/20/1989 A
10/27/1989 C
10/28/1989 A
11/03/1989 A
11/11/1989 A
11/17/1989 A
11/23/1989 A
11/30/1989 B
12/05/1989 C
12/13/1989 C
12/13/1989 B
12/14/1989 A
12/14/1989 A
-PG
14
3
5
1
4
1
12
1
1
8
1
3
5
3
1
5
1
3
1
1
1
4
I T
L Y
L P BYL
N
N
J
N K65
E
N B53
N N36
N B65
N K65
N
T37
K65
N H65
N
N C47
N Yll
N
E
GOISPELL (PLAY)
PRODUCTION OF
GOBSPELL' SLATED
S 2 11/09/1989 C 1 P N Yll
H 2 11/10/1989 C 1 P N C47
S 2 11/10/1989 A 4 E
CHH 1 8/12/1989 A 3 P N H90
H 2 8/25/1989 A 1 M N S22
H 2 5/12/1989 D 7 P F
S 2 4/14/1989 C 1 P P S76
CHH 1 5/17/1989 A 3 N
CHH 1 11/23/1989 A 3 P P L38
CHH 1 4/21/1989 A 3 N
CHH 1 4/22/1989 A 3 N M70
CHH 1 10/29/1989 A 11 P P T44
H 2 6/02/1989 A 10 N
S 2 8/24/1989 A 1 P N C61
H 2 8/26/1989 B 2 N
H 2 10/01/1989 A 1 P P L38
H 2 10/28/1989 D 1 P N L22
H 2 11/12/1989 A 1 P N B40
CHH 1 6/24/1989 A 1 P P L38
CHH 1 7/06/1989 A 3 P P L38
CHH 1 8/10/1989 A 1 P P L38
CHH 1 3/25/1989 A 5 N
GOFORTH PROPERTIES
LX630-
NONTHLY/
ANNUAL
1/01/1989
INDEX BY
12/31/1989
S U B J E
TOWN FILES DIRTY SUIT
GROUP SUING GQFOKTH
GOLD KIST INC.
SEE ALSO EGGS
SEE ALSO GOLDEN POULTRY CO.
GOLDEN POULTRY PLANT TO CLOSE, ENDING 300 JOBS
9iSSW^^^dBBm POULTRY PUNT TO LEAVE BITTER.
THE GOLD MAN (PARKWAY PLAZA) _
GUN-WIELDING ROBBERS GRAB DIAMONDS „„ «. „,„,,
ROOKIE OFFICER ARRESTS SUSPECTS IN HOLDUP OF DURHAM JEWELRY STORE
GOLD SAND ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
BREAK-IN REPORTED AT GOLD SAND ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
BOY CHARGED IN BREAK-INS AT SCHOOL
GOLD STAR AWARDS
SEE ALSO AWARDS
GOLD STAR CONTEST SET FOR TEACHERS
CCB'S GOLD STAR AWARDS
CCB AGAIN IS SPONSORING AWARDS TO TOP CITY, COUNTY TEACHERS
city schools pick 4 teacher finalists
bank gives awards to teachers
teacher of year picks due oct. 4
h^tcMt^4^^n^N& as *est in city, county
gold star teachers receive awards
honoring durham's teachers . «_- ,™.™
gold star award presented to durham's top 2 teachers
county's top teacher cares about students
GOLDEN BELT FAIR
^72ND ANNUAL GOLDEN BELT FAIR OPENS MONDAY IN HENDERSON
FAIR FUN IN VANCE
GOLDEN BELT MANUFACTURING CO.
SEE ALSO AMERICAN TOBACCO CO.
DURHAM COUGHS UP TONS OF TOXINS
GOLDEN CORRAL (DURHAM, N.C. RESTAURANT) „ „
DURHAM POLICE HOLD MAN IN HOTEL HEIST; TRIO HITS RESTAURANT
THREE MEN ROB DURHAM RESTAURANT AT GUNPOINT
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CHH 1
CHH 1
1/27/1989 A
6/16/1989 A
1
3
N M70
NH90
S
H
H
2
2
2
3/02/1989 A
3/03/1989 A
3/07/1989 A
1
1
1
N M06
N C47
N C47
S
H
2
2
1/09/1989 A
1/10/1989 C
1 N B53
1 P N H51
H
H
1
1
1/04/1989 C
1/13/1989 C
1
1
N
N
H 2 4/06/1989 B
H 2 4/10/1989 A
S 2 4/11/1989 C
S 2 5/23/1989 A
CHH 1 6/03/1989 A
H 2 9/27/1989 C
H 2 10/03/1989 A
S 2 10/05/1989 C
H 2 10/05/1989 C
H 2 10/09/1989 A
H 2 10/10/1989 A
S 2 10/13/1989 A
2 N
4 E
1 N S92
1 N S92
3 N
1 N C47
4 J
1 P N S92
1 P N C47
4 E
6 U U15
1 P N E33
H
H
1 9/30/1989 C
2 10/05/1989 C
1 N H60
1 P P T32
H 2 2/19/1989 A 1 C N C60
S 2 7/03/1989 C
H 2 7/04/1989 C
1 N B53
1 N
GOLDEN POULTRY CO.
SEE ALSO GOLD KIST INC.
SEE ALSO POULTRY
SEE ALSO POULTRY INDUSTRY „ „
GOLDEN POULTRY PLANT TO CLOSE, ENDING 300 JOBS S 2
300 AT GOLDEN POULTRY COULD LOSE JOBS H 2
EMPLOYEES ANGRY OVER TREATMENT CLOSING POULTRY PLANT TO LEAVE BITTER... H 2
OFFER JOBLESS HOPE H 2
GOLDEN TEMPLE
SEE SIKH
GOLDKIST EGGS
SEE GOLD KIST INC.
SEE GOLDEN POULTRY CO.
GOLF
SEE ALSO ARTHRITIS FOUNDATION GOLF CLASSIC __ _„„ „,___,
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. CHILDREN'S CLASSIC CELEBRITY PRO-AM GOLF AND TENNIS TOURNEY
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. GOLF COURSE
SEE ALSO DURHAM AMATEUR GOLF TOURNAMENT _
SEE ALSO "FOOTSIE" KNIGHT CIVIC GOLF TOURNAMENT
SEE ALSO HERALD-SUN GOLF TOURNAMENT
SEE ALSO LADIES PROFESSIONAL GOLF ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO MASTERS GOLF TOURNAMENT
3/02/1989
3/03/1989
3/07/1989
3/08/1989
N M06
N C47
N C47
E
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N E
P D
SEE ALSO MENTAL HEALTH GOLF TOURNAMENT
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY INVITATIONAL GOLF TOURNAMENT
SEE ALSO PREP TEAMS, GOLF (BOYS AND GIRLS) (SEE ALSO EACH SCHOOL'S HEADINGS)
SEE ALSO U.S. GOLF ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO U.S. OPEN GOLF TOURNAMENT
OOLF, BRITS, KIDS ON SECCA'S BILL H 2
WITH COMMITMENT FROM TOP JUNIOR, MYERS SEES DUKE MAKING STRIDES H 2
TOP-RANKED CLEMSON HEADS STRONG ACC FIELD H 2
GOLFER LIVES NIGHTMARE S 2
'89 GGO LINES UP TOP NAMES H 2
WILBWOOD GREEN READY TO SHOW ITS STUFF TO DURHAM GOLFERS H 2
GOLF VACATIONLAND REBORN; WITH THE 1990S, MORE PRO GOLF MAY COME TO N.C. H 2
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS CAN EARN FREE RIDE TOTING BAGS H 2
IT WAS JUST HIS LUCKY DAY/GOLF NOTES H 2
WET WEATHER PUTS DUKE'S REFURBISHING BEHIND SCHEDULE H 2
GOLFERS GET CHANCE TO SHOOT FOR PARIS H 2
NICKLAUS IS SET ON PLAYING AFTER OVERLOOKING WORK H 2
LOCALS ON TOUR H 2
UITH TIE FOR SECOND, THORPE BACK ON TRACK H 2
CLEMSON'S PENLEY: OKLAHOMA BEHIND NCAA DECISION H 2
LOCALS ON TOUR H 2
TREYBURN ASSISTANT NARROWLY MISSES TOURNAMENT TITLE H 2
BRADLEY, GOALBY AMONG CELEBRITIES AT FUND-RAISER H 2
CHILDREN'S CLASSIC EXPANDING H 2
'ON THE ROAD AGAIN' WIDENER'S SUMMER SONG H 2
ARNIE SHOULD WITHDRAW FROM COMPETITIVE GOLF S 2
THOMPSON'S TEARFUL WIN ERASES DOUBTS CAUSED BY DROUGHT H 2
AREA TOUR GOLFERS H 2
THE LONGEST DAY IN GOLF H 2
MCDANIEL PLAYS AGAIN, MAKES U.S. AMATEUR FIELD H 2
JORDAN'S JERVIS FACES COLLEGE DECISION; STEWART'S CADDY CASHING IN... H 2
acta tqhr GOLFERS H 2
FALL TOUR EVENTS RIVAL FOOTBALL FOR PATRONAGE, TELEVISION VIEWERS/GOLF H 2
'GARGANTUAN' PATTON IMPRESSES COACH AT ARDMORE/GOLF H 2
RENOVATION OF DUKE COURSE BEGINS THIS WEEK/GOLF H 2
STORM MAY CRIMP JUDGES' GAME (GOLF) H 2
FORMER TAR HEEL INMAN STRUGGLING TO KEEP 'JOB' ON PGA TOUR/GOLF H 2
DUKE'S KENERSON PACKED LOT OF EMOTION INTO 2 SHORT WEEKS H 2
GOVERNORS CLUB SET FOR EARLY OPENING H 2
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GOLF, HOLES IN ONE
HOLE-IN-ONE!
GOLF CARTS
PUTTING THE CART BESIDE THE HORSE
GOLF COURSES, DURHAM
HILL'S LOVE OF GOLF LED TO DURHAM'S 1ST COUNTRY CLUB
GOLF COURSES, N.C.
ZONING ISSUE SNAGS GOLF COURSE PLANS
GOLF COURSES, U.S.
FAZIO EXPECTING COMPLAINTS FROM GOLFERS OVER REDESIGN OF ROSS* OAK HILL
GOLF TOURNAMENTS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC TOURNAMENTS)
GOLF CLASSIC AT CROASDAILE TO BENEFIT CRIHESTOFFERS
TREYBURN GOLF TOURNAMENT TO RAISE FUNDS FOR ARTHRITIS
'FORE'
THE GOOD DOCTOR (PLAY)
'THE GOOD DOCTOR '/CHEKHOV'S COMIC SIDE
GOOD MORNING, BABYLON (FILM)
BROTHERLY FABLE FALTERS AS EPIC
THE GOOD MOTHER (FILM)
IN 'THE GOOD MOTHER,* DIANE KEATON BOBBLES CHANCE TO DEFINE AN IMAGE
1/13/1989
1/15/1939
2/19/1989
2/28/1989
3/05/1989
4/02/1989
4/30/1989
4/30/1989
5/07/1989
5/14/1989
5/28/1989
6/04/1989
6/04/1989
6/11/1989
6/18/1989
6/18/1989
7/02/1989
7/09/1989
7/16/1989
7/23/1989
7/25/1989
8/06/1989
8/06/1989
8/09/1989
8/13/1989
8/20/1989 B
8/20/1989 B
8/27/1989 B
9/03/1989 B
9/17/1989 C
9/21/1989 C
10/08/1989 C
10/29/1989 C
12/17/1989 C
19
11
9
4
8
5
1
5
10
9
6
5
5
4
5
6
6
5
5
2
4
2
6
1
3
2
3
2
9
10
4
2
F
N C49
N C49
E
N C49
N C49
N C49
N C49
N C49
N C49
N C49
N C49
N
N C49
N C49
N
N C49
N C49
N C49
N C49
E
N C49
N
P S73
N C49
N C49
N
N C49
N C49
N C49
N S82
N C49
U C49
U C49
CHW 1 3/31/1989 A 2 P P L38
CHH 1 2/28/1989 A 3 P P L38
S 2 9/25/1989 C 1 P G
H 1 9/06/1989 C 1 N T33
H 2 6/14/1989 D 1 P N C49
S 2 9/16/1989 C 1 NB53
S 2 10/02/1989 C 1 N H65
S 2 10/05/1989 A 7 P P M66
H 2 11/03/1989 D 7 P R B77
H 2 3/31/1989 D 2 R L59
H 2 2/17/1989 D 4 P R L59
"GOOD OLD BOY NETUORK"
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SEE UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, ALUMNI
"GOOD OLD GIRL NETWORK"
SEE WOMEN, CAREERS
GOOD SAMARITANS (PEOPLE HELPING OTHERS)
?GOOD SAMARITAN^ BILL ATTACKS LIABILITY Of THOSE WHO HELP
'GOOD SAMARITAN' BILL MAY BE STEP FORWARD
LEGISLATURE FACES 'GOOD SAMARITAN' LAW „„™„ATr
DURHAM POLICE BECOME SANTA TO FAMILY STRANDED ON INTERSTATE
GOODMAN TOYOTA BLIMP
SEE BLIMPS
GOODWILL GAMES
SEE ALSO OLYMPICS
DUKE HOOPS; KRZY2EWSKI TO COACH GOODWILL GAMES TEAM
COACH K GOOD CHOICE TO LEAD U.S. TEAMS
^^G^IuflNDUSTRIES OFFERS JOB TRAINING, BARGAINS AT NEW STORE...
GOODWILL EXEC SLAMS COUNCIL OVER BUILDING REGULATIONS
POLICE LOG/TWO MEN ROB GOODWILL STORE
GOODWILL HELPS 200 CLIENTS PER YEAR
GOODURENCH 500
SEE ALSO STOCK CAR RACING
WALLACE CONTINUES N.C. DOMINANCE
GOODY'S 500
err ai en STOCK (vy> RACING
BROTHER'S MUTION ASSURES WALTRIP THIRD CONSECUTIVE GOODY'S FLAG
YOUNGSTERS JARRETT, IRVAN GARNER RESPECT WITH GOODY'S SHOWING
GORGUS, N.C.
TOUGH PESTICIDE RULES OFFER BETTER PROTECTION
GORILLAS
N.C. ZOO'S LOWLAND GORILLA IS PREGNANT
EXPECTANT GORILLA
THE THTNKFR
GORILLA BIRTH A MILESTONE IN 'SAVE THE WILDLIFE' MOVEMENT
HOPES HIGH AT N.C. ZOO
HOPE SPRINGS ETERNALLY PROTECTIVE
BABY'S NAME SIGNIFICANT
ASHEBORO GORILLAS HIT THE ROAD
GORMAN-RUPP CO.
EXPANSION
GOSPEL CENTER (CHANGED TO GROVE PARK CENTER)
SEE ALSO GROVE PARK CENTER (FORMERLY GOSPEL CENTER)
CHURCH GETTING NEW HOME
GOSPEL MUSIC
SEE ALSO MUSIC „ %
SEE ALSO A SINGING STREAM (DOOJMENTARY) „.„,
SHIRLEY CAESAR SONG NOMINATED FOR GOSPEL AWARD
BETTER LATE THAN NEVER KEEPS SINGER BUSY lritm,.,r-, , TllTMr
THESE PHILLIPS STUDENTS HAVE A CLUB WITH A 'SILVERTONE' LINING
GOSPEL SING SUNDAY AT SNOW CAMP AMPHITHEATER
DURHAM GOSPEL FINALS SUNDAY
GOURMET KAY (CHAPEL HILL HERALD FOOD COLUMN)
SEE ALSO FOOD
GOURMET KAY SAYS...
GOURMET KAY SAYS...
H 2 4/03/1989 B 1 N
S 2 4/04/1989 A 4 E
S 2 4/06/1989 A 5 J Oil
H 2 12/18/1989 C 1 N K51
9/19/1989 B
9/21/1989 A
2 P N
4 E
H 2 2/02/1989 C 1 P N A54
H 2 2/15/1989 A 1 N S69
H 2 7/27/1989 B 7 N M51
H 2 10/23/1989 B 1 N S22
H 2 3/06/1989 D 1 P N M98
9/25/1989 B
9/26/1989 B
2 P N M98
2 P N H64
S 2 1/03/1989 A 4 E
1/19/1989 A
1/22/1989 B
1/28/1989 C
3/06/1989 C
3/06/1989 A
3/10/1989 C
7/21/1989 A
12/23/1989 B
10
3
2
5
4
1
4
1
H 2 9/03/1989 E 19 P P T37
S 2 6/08/1989 C 1 P N B53
H 2
2/09/1989 C
7 N
H 2
2/27/1989 B
1 P N C47
CHH 1
5/13/1989 A
3 PN C62
H 2
9/09/1989 B
4 N H60
H 2
9/22/1989 D
16 N
CHH 1 12/13/1989 B 4 U
CHH 1 12/21/1989 B 3 U
GOVERNMENT CONTRACTORS
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SUBJECTS
SEE DEFENSE CONTRACTORS
SEE FEDERAL CONTRACTS
SEE MINORITY CONTRACTORS
GOVERNMENT REORGANIZATION
SEE BUREAUCRACY, U.S.
GOVERNMENT SPENDING
SEE GOVERNMENTAL WASTE
SEE U.S., BUDGET
GOVERNMENTAL REGULATIONS (SEE SPECIFIC REGULATORY AGENCIES)
SEE REGULATORY AGENCIES
GOVERNMENTAL WASTE
SEE ALSO U.S., BUDGET
DUKE MEDICAL CENTER OFFICIAL SAYS GAO STUDY HAS FLAWS
CONGRESS CAN HELP END WASTE OF TAXES
WHISTLE-BLOWERS' JOB PROTECTION OVERDUE
LAW GUARDS WHISTLEBLOUERS
DOLES FOR SYRUP AND SUNFLOWERS
GOVERNORS, N.C.
SEE N.C, GOVERNORS
GOVERNOR'S AWARD
BARNES WINS GOVERNOR'S AWARD
GOVERNOR'S AWARD FOR BRAVERY AND HEROISM
SEE ALSO AWARDS
SEE ALSO HEROISM
DURHAM MAN GETS AWARD FOR BRAVERY
DURHAM TEACHER RECEIVES AWARD
GOVERNOR'S AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT IN WASTE MGMT.
SEE ALSO HAZARDOUS WASTE TREATMENT, N.C.
GOVERNOR AWARDS UNC HEALTH, SAFETY OFFICE
GOVERNOR'S BUSINESS COUNCIL ON THE ARTS AND HUMANITIES
SEE ALSO ARTS, N.C.
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, N.C.
DURHAM BUSINESSMEN NOMINATED FOR ARTS COUNCIL
LINKS INC. AUCTION FEATURES ART FROM ACROSS NATION (CORRECTED 4-13-89)
GOVERNOR'S CLUB
'SPRAY' SEWER ONE OPTION FOR CHATHAM
UNSUITABLE SOIL FORCES ALTERNATIVES TO SEPTIC TANKS
GOVERNORS CLUB MAY ASK FOR EARLY FINAL APPROVAL
GOVERNORS CLUB, CHATHAM MOVE CLOSER TO ACCORD
PLANNER URGES GOVERNORS CLUB DELAY
CHATHAM OFFICIALS ON RIGHT TRACK
SEVERE SCRUTINY JUSTIFIED
CHATHAM QUESTIONS GOVERNORS CLUB WATER AGREEMENT
CHATHAM OKS GOVERNORS CLUB PHASE, WITH STRINGS
CHATHAM SAYS WATER ISSUE ON THE TABLE
GOVERNORS CLUB SHOULDN'T COST COUNTY
OFFICIAL SEES BENEFITS IN GOVERNORS CLUB TALKS
GOVERNORS CLUB DEVELOPERS WANT 570 ADDITIONAL ACRES
GOVERNORS CLUB EXFANSION BERATED
NICKLAUS IS SET ON PLAYING AFTER OVERLOOKING WORK
COMMISSIONERS TO CONSIDER GOVERNORS CLUB EXPANSION
CHATHAM, DEVELOPERS AFFIRM WATER AGREEMENT
CHATHAM DENIES REZONING/ GOVERNORS CLUB GROWS
GOVERNORS CLUB FIRM WARNED BY STATE
CLUB DEVELOPERS HAVEN'T PAID WATER INSTALLMENT— COUNTY
GOVERNORS CLUB SHOULD PAY UP
COUNTY RENEGOTIATES WATER PAYMENT DEAL
GOVERNOR'S CRIME COMMISSION
SEE CRIME COMMISSION, GOVERNOR'S
S I T
E L Y
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1/06/1989
2/24/1989
3/28/1989
6/08/1989
7/04/1989
H 2 2/21/1989 A
S 2 2/21/1989 A
N P38
E
E
E
E
CHH 1 9/30/1989 A 1 P N
1 P N L40
1 P N S76
CHH 1 4/21/1989 A 8 N
S 2
4/01/1989 C
1
N
H 2
4/11/1989 B
1 P U W15
CHH 1
1/15/1989 A
1
D N M25
CHH 1
1/15/1989 A
1
N M25
CHH 1
1/17/1989 A
3
N M25
CHH 1
1/19/1989 A
1
P N M25
CHH 1
2/03/1989 A
1
M N M25
CHH 1
2/03/1989 A
4
E
CHH 1
2/04/1989 A
4
E
CHH 1
2/07/1989 A
1 P N M25
H 2
2/08/1989 C
1
N M25
CHH 1
2/09/1989 A
3
N M25
CHH 1
2/10/1989 A
4
E
CHH 1
3/11/1989 A
3
N M25
CHH 1
5/04/1989 A
1
N M25
CHH 1
5/17/1989 A
3
N M25
H 2
6/04/1989 C
•J
P N C49
CHH 1
6/13/1989 A
3
N M25
CHH 1
6/23/1989 A
3
N M25
CHH 1
6/25/1989 A
1
N M25
CHH 1
8/30/1989 A
3
N M25
CHH 1
11/01/1989 A
3 P N M25
CHH 1
11/02/1989 A
4
E
CHH 1
11/07/1989 A
1
N M25
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RflUFRNflft'S INN
lXIL GALERIA - A SATURDAY-KIGHT KIND OF PLACE
GOVERNOR'S INN JOINS RADISSON HOTELS
GOVERNOR'S M*^IWmu™«sS
S^SHOMPLACEGTmTALMOST WASN'T; GOVERNOR'S MANSION HAS SEEN HARD TINES
EXEC?riVEHANSION: A GREAT PLACE TO VISIT/PEOPLE ON THE GO
O^lrSE^FINED^FrjfpAfLOCKING GATES AT GOVERNOR'S MANSION. , .PROTEST
EXECUTIVE MANSION IN HOLIDAY BEST
GOVERNOR'S PAGES
SEE ALSO N.C., GOVERNORS _
SEE ALSO N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, PAGES
DURHAM STUDENT SERVES AS PAGE
GOVERNOR'S PROGRAMS OF EXCELLENCE IN EDUCATION
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C.
SCHOOL TO GET GOVERNOR'S AWARD
GOVERNOR'S SCHOOL
IB DURHAM COUNTY STUDENTS SELECTED FOR GOVERNOR'S SCHOOLS
GOVERNOR'S TASK FORCE ON HAZARDOUS WASTE "J
SEE GOVERNOR'S TASK FORCE ON WASTE MANAGEMENT
GOVERNOR'S TASK FORCE ON INJURY PREVENTION
SEE ALSO ON-THE-JOB SAFETY
MARTIN APPOINTS DUKE PEDIATRICIAN TO SAFETY TASK FORCE
GOVERNOR'S TASK FORCE ON WASTE MANAGEMENT
SEE ALSO HAZARDOUS WASTE TREATMENT, N.C. __
CONSULTANT OFFERS WAY TO APPROACH FINDING WASTE SITE
W£ <raMMERC^CPURCHASES INCREASINGLY INCLUDE ENVIRONMENTAL PROBE
GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH
LUTHERANS DEDICATING SANCTUARY
GRADY BROWN SCHOOL (HILLSBOROUGH, N.C.)
♦A' IS FOR ATTENDANCE
GRAHAM, N.C.
FLYING J PLAZA OFF TO FLYING START
^^^ITICAL^TIVITY LIGHT SO FAR FOR ALAMANCE MUNICIPAL OFFICES
GRAHAM, N.C, INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
GRAHAM TO GET *15 MILLION PLANT
GRAHAM, N.C, LOCAL OPTION ELECTION
SEE GRAHAM, N.C, ELECTIONS
GRAHAM, N.C, MAYOR'S OFFICE
WOODARD RE-ELECTED MAYOR OF GRAHAM
GRAHAM, N.C, WATER RESOURCES _
GRAHAM, MEBANE PROJECT TO BOOST THEIR WATER SUPPLY
GRAHAM/MEBANE WATER SYSTEM
CATES LOOKS TO GRAHAM FOR WATER; INTERIM SUPPLY DISCUSSED
GRAMMAR
SEE ALSO LANGUAGE
SAY IT AIN'T SO
EDITORS, SAY 'IT'S' AIN'T SO
H 2 5/26/1989 D
H 2 9/30/1989 B
H 2 2/19/1989 E
CHH 1 3/12/1989 A
S 2 4/06/1989 A
H 2 5/17/1989 C
H 2 12/12/1989 A
5 R D77
2 N
1 P F S56
7 U
12 N
1 N R63
6 P U W15
S 2 4/17/1989 A 6 N
CHH 1 12/16/1989 A 3 N
H 2 4/22/1989 C 6 N
S 2 2/22/1989 A 11 N
H 2 1/31/1989 B
H 2 11/18/1989 C
H 2 11/23/1989 B
CHH 1 10/21/1989 A
H 2 4/23/1989 D
H 1 7/21/1989 C
H 1 11/29/1989 C
H 1 12/08/1989 C
H 1 5/19/1989 C
CHH 1 3/22/1989 A
H 2 1/15/1989 D
H 2 1/20/1989 A
5 N K65
1 N C60
10 N
3 P P L38
6 P N H60
1 N H60
1 N H60
1
N H60
1
N H60
1
N R63
4
4
E
L
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SUBJECTS
CARRBORO TOWN 'COMMONS' A SINGULA PROBLEM
SPOKEN ENGLISH
TOUCHE, PREPOSITION
THE GRAND HIGHWAY (FILM)
•GRAND HIGHWAY' IS A LITTLE GEM WORTH PRICE OF SUBTITLES
GRANDMOTHERS
GRANDMOTHERS TAKE ON SECOND FAMILY
GRANDPARENTS
LONG DISTANCES CHANGING GRANDPARENT, PARENT, CHILD RELATIONSHIPS
GRANVILLE COUNTY, N.C.
SEE ALSO GRANVILLE COUNTY UNITED WAY
SEE ALSO GREATER GRANVILLE DAYS
SEE ALSO KEEP GRANVILLE COUNTY BEAUTIFUL
DEER CARCASSES POSE THREAT TO FALLS LAKE
CULPRITS SHOULD BE CAUGHT
GRANVILLE CHOSEN FOR LITERACY STUDY
A LONG ROAD, AND WELL-TRAVELED
GRANVILLE CONFEDERATE HERO FINALLY GETS MEDAL OF HONOR
STORM DAMAGE IN GRANVILLE ESTIMATED AT $1 MILLION
DRUG RAID IN DURHAM, GRANVILLE SNARES 68
DRUG RAID IN DURHAM, GRANVILLE SNARES 68
DURHAM, GRANVILLE CONTINUE DRUG BUST
GRANVILLE PATRIOT IS RECOGNIZED AFTER 165 YEARS
GRANVILLE, DURHAM RED CROSS CHAPTERS MERGE
MORE THAN 200 PEOPLE JOIN MARCH IN GRANVILLE TO 'STOW OUT DRUGS'
SPEAKER OUTLINES GRANVILLE'S PROGRESS AND PROBLEMS
2 RUSSIAN VISITORS GET A LOOK AT AMERICAN FACTORIES, WORKERS
GRANVILLE COUNTY, N.C, BUDGET
BUDGETS: GRANVILLE PROPOSAL WOULD KEEP 73-CENT TAX RATE
GRANVILLE ADOPTS $16,885,694 BUDGET
GRANVILLE BOARD OKS 3 SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT POSTS
GRANVILLE COUNTY, N.C, CABLE TELEVISION
COMMISSIONERS AGREE TO MOVE ON COUNTY OFFICE RENOVATIONS
GRANVILLE COUNTY, N.C, ELECTIONS
GRANVILLE COUNTY VOTING PLAN CLEARS FINAL LEGAL HURDLE
THREE-WAY RACE SET FOR GRANVILLE SCHOOL BOARD DISTRICT SEAT
DEMOCRATS FILE FOR FIVE SEATS ON BOARD Of COMMISSIONERS
ELECTIONS IN GRANVILLE DRAW 12 CANDIDATES
ELECTION COULD TILT BOARD TO EDUCATORS
CANDIDATES WITH TIES TO SCHOOLS SEE NO CONFLICTS
QUESTIONS PREPARED FOR GRANVILLE CANDIDATES AT FORUMS
CANDIDATES FOR GRANVILLE BOARDS FIELD QUESTIONS
GRANVILLE GOES TO POLLS TODAY
RUN-OFFS ARE POSSIBLE IN FOUR GRANVILLE DISTRICTS
AT LEAST ONE RUN-OFF PLANNED IN GRANVILLE
STATE HOUSE PASSES VANCE, GRANVILLE ELECTION MEASURES
GRANVILLE COUNTY RUN-OFFS SETTLE THREE CONTESTS
THREE GRANVILLE COUNTY BILLS APPROVED
DEADLINE BRINGS RUSH OF FILING IN GRANVILLE
MANY LIKELY CANDIDATES CROP UP FOR WATKINS' SEAT
GRANVILLE COUNTY, N.C, EMERGENCY TELEPHONE SYSTEM
SEE ALSO EMERGENCY COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM (911)
OXFORD BOARD BALKS AT PAYING HALF FOR 911 EQUIPMENT
OXFORD AGREES TO PAY HALF ON 911 EQUIPMENT
GRANVILLE BOARD PUTS 911 SYSTEM ON HOLD
OXFORD WON'T SHARE COSTS OF 911 SYSTEM
PART OF GRANVILLE MAN'S JOB IS TO PLAN FOR DISASTERS
GRANVILLE COUNTY, N.C, GARBAGE COLLECTION
MANNED WASTE SITE STUDIED IN GRANVILLE
S I T
N E ELY
P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
CHH 1 5/27/1989 A 1 P N C62
H 2 7/08/1989 A 4 E
H 2 7/17/1989 A 4 E
H 2 4/14/1989 D 4 R L59
S 2 12/05/1989 B 1 P N G59
H 2 12/22/1989 A 16 P N D80
H
2
1/05/1989 A
1
N T33
H
2
1/09/1989 A
4
E
CHH 1
2/06/1989 A
5
N
H
2
2/16/1989 B
1 P F T33
H
2
2/23/1989 C
1
N H60
H
2
5/09/1989 C
1
N T33
H
2
5/27/1989 A
1
N C47
H
2
5/27/1989 A
1
N T33
S
2
5/27/1989 A
1
N B53
H
2
5/29/1989 A
1
P N Bll
H
2
10/31/1989 C
1
N C60
H
1
11/09/1989 C
1
P N T33
H
1
11/23/1989 C
1
N T33
H
2 11/29/1989 C
1
P N T33
H
1
5/16/1989 C
1
N T33
H
1
6/01/1989 C
1
N T33
H
1
9/20/1989 C
1
N T33
H
1
5/02/1989 C
1
N H60
H
2
2/18/1989 C
1
N T33
H
2
2/24/1989 C
1
N T33
H
2
2/24/1989 C
1
N T33
H
1
3/04/1989 C
1 M N T33
H
2
3/08/1989 C
3
N T33
H
1
3/08/1989 C
1
N T33
H
1
4/01/1989 C
1
N T33
H
1
4/05/1989 C
1
N T33
H
1
4/11/1989 C
1
N T33
H
1
V12/1989 C
1
P N T33
H
2
4/13/1989 C
1
N T33
H
1
4/29/1989 C
1
N R53
H
1
5/03/1989 C
1
P N T33
H
1
6/10/1989 C
1
N R53
H
1
8/05/1989 B
1
N T33
H
2
9/04/1989 B
1
N T33
H
1
4/13/1989 C
1
N T33
H
1
4/27/1989 C
1
N T33
H
1
5/02/1989 C
1
N H60
H
1
7/06/1989 C
1
N T33
H
1
9/29/1989 C
1
P N T33
H
1
9/20/1989 C
1
N T33
GRANVILLE COUNTY, N.C, GOVERNMENT SPACE NEEDS
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HONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX J
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
COMMISSIONERS AGREE TO MOVE ON COUNTY OFFICE RENOVATIONS
GRANVILUI COUNTY, N.C, HAZARDOUS UASTE
GttfiviLLE BOARD HEARS PRESENTATION ON INCINERATOR
GRANVILLE INCINERATOR HEARING DRAUS QUESTIONING CROUD
TOUR OF INCINERATOR SET FOR THURSDAY BEING POSTPONED
INCINERATOR PLANS IN GRANVILLE DESCRIBED^ _
GRANVILLE BOARD DENIES PERMITS FOR INCINERATORS
GRANVILLE aJUNTY,N.C, HOUSING
SURVEY: GRANVILLe'hOUSING CHOICES ARE INADEQUATE
GRANVILLE COUNTY, N.C, INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO GRAWILLE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION
7W I (1SF JOBS AT GRANVILLE PLANT
GWWIUE 01UNTY SIGNS TO INCLUDE ITS 'HOME AND OPPORTUNITY' SLOGAN
GRANVILLE COUNTY, N.C, LANDFILL
LOUISBURG PROTESTS GRANVILLE LANDFILL PLAN
NEIGHBORS GUESTION GRANVILLE FARM'S USE Of SLUICE
OXFORD MAYOR, COMMISSIONERS TAKE OATHS OF OFFICE
GRANVILLE COUNTY, N.C., PERMANENT ADDRESS SYSTEM
GRANVILLE BOARD HEARS PLAN FOR PERMANENT ADDRESS SYSTEM
GRANVILLE COUNTY, N.C., PROPERTY TAX
GRANVILLE ADOPTS ♦16,885,694 BUDGET
GRANVILLE COUNTY, N.C.ROADS
GRANVILLE ROAD IMPROVEMENT PLAN ACCEPTED
GRANVILLE COUNTY, N.C, TAX RATE
SEE ALSO OXFORD, N.C. TAX RATE
BUDGETS} GRANVILLE PROPOSAL WOULD KEEP 73-CENT TAX RATE
GRANVILLE COUNTY, N.C, VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENTS
DRILL STOPS PASSERSBY IN OXFORD
GRANVILLE COUNTY, N.C, HATER AND SEWER LINES
SEE ALSO OXFORD, N.C., SEUAGE TREATMENT
LYON STATION WATER, SEWER BILLS GOING UP m m „_
GRANVILLE BOARD DISCUSSES LYON STATION SANITARY DISTRICT POLICIES
GRANVILLE MOVING TO ADOPT SLUDGE APPLICATION RULES
GRANVILLE COUNTY, N.C, ZONING LAW
SEE ALSO ZONING LAWS
GRANVILLE OFFICIALS REVIEW PROPOSED ZONING ORDINANCE ,miT^
GRANVILLE BOARD WILL HOLD PUBLIC HEARING FEB. 20 ON COUNTYWIDE ZONING...
GRANVILLE ADOPTS ZONING ORDINANCE _ _ ___
GRANVILLE COUNTY ZONING ORDINANCE GOES INTO EFFECT
GRANVILLE BOARD HOLDS HEARING ON REQUEST FOR INDUSTRIAL ZONING
GRANVILLE REZONES 53 ACRES ^^
GRANVILLE BOARD VOTES TO GIVE BUILDING PERMIT AFTER HEARING WARNING
GRANVILLE CO. COMMISSIONERS CREATE POSITION OF GENERAL SERVICES DIRECTOR H
GRANVILLE COUNTY AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION SERVICE
SOGGY FIELDS HAVE FARMERS IN CRITICAL BIND
GRANVILLE COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION
CANDIDATES WITH TIES TO SCHOOLS SEE NO CONFLICTS
HUFF RESIGNS AS GRANVILLE COUNTY COMMISSIONER
FOUR NOMINATED FOR BUTNER POSTS
GRANVILLE COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION, ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO GRANVILLE COUNTY SCHOOLS
GRANVILLE COUNTY VOTING PLAN CLEARS FINAL LEGAL HURDLE
THREE-WAY RACE SET FOR GRANVILLE SCHOOL BOARD DISTRICT SEAT
ELECTIONS IN GRANVILLE DRAW 12 CANDIDATES
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10/20/1989 C
11/07/1989 A
11/14/1989 B
11/21/1989 B
12/05/1989 C
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N T33
N T33
N T33
H 1 3/23/1989 C 1 N T33
H 2 3/07/1989 A 1 N T33
H 2 3/21/1989 C 7 N T33
H 1 4/18/1989 B 1 N T33
H 1 8/23/1989 C 1 N T33
H 1 12/13/1989 C 1 N T33
H 1 7/26/1989 C 1 N T33
H 1 6/01/1989 C 1 N T33
H 1 5/23/1989 C 1 N T33
H 1 5/16/1989 C 1 N T33
H 1 8/17/1989 C 1 P N T33
H 1 1/19/1989 C 1 N T33
H 1 3/22/1989 C 1 N T33
H 1 10/04/1989 C 1 IIT33
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H
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1
1
1
1
1
1
1
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1/26/1989 C
2/07/1989 C
2/21/1989 B
4/04/1989 C
8/09/1989 C
8/23/1989 C
9/06/1989 C
10/03/1989 B
11/08/1989 C
1
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1
1
1
1
1
1
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N H60
N T33
N H60
N T33
N T33
N T33
N T33
N T33
H
2
5/11/1989 C
1 P N H60
H
H
H
1 3/08/1989 C
1 6/28/1989 C
1 11/03/1989 C
1 N T33
1 P N T33
1 N T33
H
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2
1
2/18/1989 C
2/24/1989 C
3/04/1989 C
1 N T33
1 N T33
1 M N T33
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MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX B
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
ELECTION COULD TILT BOARD TO EDUCATORS
QUESTIONS PREPARED FOR GRANVILLE CANDIDATES AT FORUMS
CANDIDATES FOR GRANVILLE BOARDS FIELD QUESTIONS
GRANVILLE SCHOOL BOARD CANDIDATES BACK PROJECT LIFT
GRANVILLE GOES TO POLLS TODAY
RUN-OFFS ARE POSSIBLE IN FOUR GRANVILLE DISTRICTS
AT LEAST ONE RUN-OFF PLANNED IN GRANVILLE
RECOUNT SOUGHT IN GRANVILLE RACE
GRANVILLE COUNTY RUN-OFFS SETTLE THREE CONTESTS
GRANVILLE COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS
GRANVILLE BOARD APPROVES FINANCIAL PANEL
GRANVILLE COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
GRANVILLE CHAMBER MEMBERS GET LOOK AT COMPUTER LAB
•GREATER GRANVILLE DAYS' WILL FEATURE PACKAGE OF EVENTS
GRANVILLE COUNTY SIGNS TO INCLUDE ITS 'HOME AND OPPORTUNITY' SLOGAN
SURVEY! GRANVILLE HOUSING CHOICES ARE INADEQUATE
SIMONS RECEIVES GRANVILLE CHAMBER'S OUTSTANDING CITIZEN AWARD
SEN. HUNT BACKS TEACHER PAY HIKE
SPEAKER OUTLINES GRANVILLE'S PROGRESS AND PROBLEMS
GRANVILLE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
GRANVILLE EYES NEW SCHOOL CONSTRUCTION CONCEPT
LYON STATION WATER, SEWER BILLS GOING UP
GRANVILLE PLANS EMERGENCY CARE ADVISORY PANEL
GRANVILLE OFFICIALS REVIEW PROPOSED ZONING ORDINANCE
GRANVILLE BOARD WILL HOLD PUBLIC HEARING FEB. 20 ON COUNTYWIDE ZONING...
GRANVILLE ADOPTS ZONING ORDINANCE
GRANVILLE BOARD DISCUSSES LYON STATION SANITARY DISTRICT POLICIES
GRANVILLE COUNTY ZONING ORDINANCE GOES INTO EFFECT
LOUISBURG PROTESTS GRANVILLE LANDFILL PLAN
GRANVILLE BOARD PUTS 911 SYSTEM ON HOLD
COMMISSIONERS AGREE TO MOVE ON COUNTY, OFFICE RENOVATIONS
GRANVILLE ROAD IMPROVEMENT PLAN ACCEPTED
NEW GRANVILLE COUNTY BOARD TAKES OFFICE
GRANVILLE BOARD APPROVES FINANCIAL PANEL
HUFF RESIGNS AS GRANVILLE COUNTY COMMISSIONER
GRANVILLE BOARD MUST FILL VACANCY
MANAGER PROPOSES 'FINAL OFFER' TO OXFORD ON 911 SYSTEM COSTS
GRANVILLE BOARD HEARS PLAN FOR PERMANENT ADDRESS SYSTEM
GRANVILLE ASKED TO HELP INSTALL LIGHTS AT BALL FIELD
GRANVILLE BOARD HOLDS HEARING ON REQUEST FOR INDUSTRIAL ZONING
NEIGHBORS QUESTION GRANVILLE FARM'S USE OF SLUDGE
CLEARING THE RECORD
GRANVILLE BOARD OKS 3 SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT POSTS
MANNED WASTE SITE STUDIED IN GRANVILLE
GRANVILLE BOARD VOTES TO GIVE BUILDING PERMIT AFTER HEARING WARNING
GRANVILLE MOVING TO ADOPT SLUDGE APPLICATION RULES
•GARBAGE BAGS' MAKE POINT ON WASTE PLAN
GRANVILLE OFFICIALS TO TOUR INCINERATOR IN GALAX, VA.
GRANVILLE INCINERATOR HEARING DRAWS QUESTIONING CROWD
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3/08/1989 C
3 N T33
H
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4/01/1989 C
1 N T33
H
1
4/05/1989 C
1 N T33
H
1
4/07/1989 C
1 N T33
H
1
4/11/1989 C
1 N T33
H
1
4/12/1989 C
1 P N T33
H
2
4/13/1989 C
1 N T33
H
1
4/18/1989 B
1 N T33
H
1
5/03/1989 C
1 P N T33
H 1 6/20/1989 B 1 N T33
GRANVILLE CO. COMMISSIONERS CREATE POSITION OF GENERAL SERVICES DIRECTOR H
GRANVILLE BOARD WILL DISCUSS INCINERATOR PROPOSALS MONDAY
INCINERATOR FLANS IN GRANVILLE DESCRIBED
GRANVILLE COMMISSIONERS CHANGE SIZE OF MEDICAL CENTER'S BD.
GRANVILLE BOARD DENIES PERMITS FOR INCINERATORS
WARREN RE-ELECTED CHAIRMAN OF GRANVILLE COMMISSIONERS
GRANVILLE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, BUDGET
BUDGETS.' GRANVILLE PROPOSAL WOULD KEEP 73-CENT TAX RATE
GRANVILLE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, CHAIRMAN
WARREN RE-ELECTED CHAIRMAN OF GRANVILLE COMMISSIONERS
GRANVILLE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, ELECTIONS
DEMOCRATS FILE FOR FIVE SEATS ON BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
ELECTIONS IN GRANVILLE DRAW 12 CANDIDATES
ELECTION COULD TILT BOARD TO EDUCATORS
CANDIDATES WITH TIES TO SCHOOLS SEE NO CONFLICTS
H
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OF DIRECTORS H
H
1/20/1989
3/16/1989
3/21/1989
3/23/1989
3/30/1989
4/19/1989
11/23/1989
1/04/1989
1/19/1989
1/19/1989
1/26/1989
2/07/1989
2/21/1989 B
3/22/1989 C
4/04/1989 C
4/18/1989 B
5/02/1989 C
5/02/1989
5/23/1989
6/06/1989
6/20/1989
6/28/1989
6/28/1989
7/04/1989
7/26/1989
7/26/1989
8/09/1989
8/23/1989
9/07/1989
9/20/1989
9/20/1989
10/03/1989 B
10/04/1989 C
10/17/1989 C
11/02/1989 B
11/07/1989 A
11/08/1989 C
11/18/1989 C
11/21/1989 B
11/23/1989 C
12/05/1989 C
12/05/1989 C
N T33
N T33
N T33
N T33
N T33
N T33
N T33
N H60
N T33
N T33
N T33
N H60
N T33
N T33
N H60
N T33
N H60
N H60
N T33
N H60
N T33
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N T33
N T33
N T33
N T33
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N T33
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N T33
N T33
N T33
N T33
N T33
N T33
N T33
N T33
N T33
N T33
N T33
N T33
N T33
1 5/16/1989 C 1 N T33
1 12/05/1989 C 1 N T33
2 2/24/1989 C 1 N T33
1 3/04/1989 C 1 M N T33
2 3/08/1989 C 3 NTS
1 3/08/1989 C 1 N T33
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NONTHLY/
ANNUAL
1/01/1989
INDEX BY
12/51/1989
SUBJECTS
QUESTIONS PREPARED FOR GRANVILLE CANDIDATES AT FORUMS
CANDIDATES FOR GRANVILLE BOARDS FIELD QUESTIONS
GRANVILLE GOES TO POLLS TODAY
RUNOFFS ARE POSSIBLE IN FOUR GRANVILLE DISTRICTS
AT LEAST ONE RUN-OFF PLANNED IN GRANVILLE
RECOUNT SOUGHT IN GRANVILLERAC| ^^ _____
GRANVILLE COUNTY RUN-OFFS SETTLE THREE CONTESTS
JAY NAMED TO GRANVILLE BOARD
^^^CO^SS^cS^ITim OF GENERAL SERVICES DIRECTOR H
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GRANVILLE COUNTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY u
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GRANVILLE COUNTY ZONING ORDINANCE GOES INTO EFFECT H
DRILL STOPS PASSERSBY IN OXFORD H
GRANVILLE COUNTY FARM BUREAU
WILTON CELEBRATES 'GREAT GRANVILLE DAY' _ H
FARM l«_AtJOPENS CREEDMOOR OFFICE FOR SOUTH GRANVILLE H
^^SISSSFi^SSkSIBSk POSITION OF GEMS* SERVICES DIRECTOR H
GRANVILLE COUNTY LANDFILL , ,
SEE GRANVILLE COUNTY, N.C., LANDFILL
RRAMJTI I F COUNTY LIBRARY
STORYTELLING FESTIVAL CAPTURES YOUNGSTERS' ATTENTION IN GRAWILLE
"m8&!8SFg&$i&& PROPOSED ZONING ORDINANCE
GRANVILLE BOARD HEARS PRESENTATION ON INCINERATOR
GRANVILLE COUNTY RESCUE TEAM
SEE ALSO RESCUES
GRANVILLE PLANS EMERGENCY CARE ADVISORY PANEL
<^^SO*^ft_DCOUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION, ELECTIONS
AN EDGE FOR GRANVILLE STUDENTS
HOULIHAN BULLISH ON EDGE
GRANVILLE HIGH STUDENTS BEAMING IN ON JAPANESE, RUSSIAN LESSONS
GARDNER TO JOIN MARCH, RALLY IN OXFORD TO STAKP OUT DRUGS
DAVID ROCKEFELLER JR. TO VISIT GRANVILLE COUNTY SCHOOL
GRANVILLE INNOVATIONS IMPRESS IOTKEFELLER
GRANVILLE COUNTY SCHOOLS, BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
GRANVILLE EYES NEW SCHOOL CONSTRUCTION CONCEPT
GRANVILLE ADOPTS ZONING ORDINANCE
GRANVILLE COUNTY SCHOOLS, COMPUTERS _
GRANVILLE CHAMBER MEMBERS GET LOOK AT COMPUTER LAB
CAMPAIGN SEEKING COMPUTERS FOR ALL GRANVILLE SCHOOLS
SCHOOLS' COMPUTER DRIVE UNDER WAY IN GRANVILLE COUNTY
PROJECT LIFT MAKES LEAVING TOUGH FOR GRANVILLE SCHOOL SUPT. HOULIHAN
ONE-DAY CAMPAIGN PLANNED IN SUPPORT OF PROJECT LIFT
$50,000 GRANT TO ASSIST GRANVILLE PROJECT LIFT
DURHAM SCHOOL OFFICIALS VISIT GRANVILLE LABS
GRANVILLE COUNTY SCHOOLS, GIFTS AND FUND-RAISING
♦50,000 GRANT TO ASSIST GRANVILLE PROJECT LIFT
GRANVILLE COUNTY SCHOOLS, SUPERINTENDENT
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4/01/1989 C
4/05/1989 C
4/11/1989 C
4/12/1989 C
4/13/1989 C
4/18/1989 B
5/03/1989 C
7/25/1989 B
N T33
N T33
N T33
N T33
N T33
N T33
N T33
N T33
1 11/08/1989 C
2 3/20/1989 B
1 4/22/1989 C
1 7/06/1989 C
1 1/19/1989 C
1 4/04/1989 C
1 8/17/1989 C
2 4/30/1989 B
1 9/07/1989 C
1 N T33
1 N T33
1 N T33
1 P N H60
1 N T33
1 N H60
1 P N T33
1 PN T33
1 N T33
1 11/08/1989 C 1 IIT33
H 1 9/15/1989 C 1 N T33
H 1 1/26/1989 C 1 N T33
H 1 10/20/1989 C 1 N T33
H 1 1/19/1989 C 1 N T33
H
H
H
H
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2 10/14/1989 C
2 10/14/1989 C
1 10/19/1989 C
1 10/19/1989 C
1 11/22/1989 C
2 11/30/1989 C
1 P N T33
1 P N T33
1 P H T33
1 P N T33
1 N T33
1 P N
H
H
1 1/04/1989 C
1 2/21/1989 B
1 N H60
1 N T33
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
1 1/20/1989 C
1 2/22/1989 C
1 2/28/1989 C
1 5/17/1989 C
1 5/25/1989 C
1 5/25/1989 C
2 11/22/1989 C
1 N T33
1 P N T33
1 N T33
4 N T33
1 N H60
1 N H60
2 P N C47
H 1 5/25/1989 C 1 N H60
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M 0 N T H L Y / A N N U A L INDEX BY
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1939
SUBJECTS
SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT: 'IT UOULD TAKE AWFUL LOT TO MAKE ME LEAVE...'
PROJECT Lin MAKES LEAVING TOUGH FOR GRANVILLE SCHOOL SUPT. HOULIHAN
HOULIHAN TO REMAIN AS SUPERINTENDENT OF GRANVILLE SCHOOLS
HOULIHAN IS CHOSEN TOP SUPERINTENDENT IN NORTH CAROLINA
GRANVILLE COUNTY SENIOR CITIZENS CENTER
SEE ALSO CREEDMOOR SENIOR CITIZENS CENTER
GRANVILLE SCHOOL BECOMES SENIOR CITIZEN CENTER
GRANVILLE COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPT.
OFFICER PROBED BY SBI IN SHOOTING
GRANVILLE SHERIFF SAYS HE NEEDS MORE PERSONNEL (CORRECTED 9-7-89)
CLEARING THE RECORD
GRANVILLE BOARD OKS 3 SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT POSTS
GRANVILLE COUNTY UNITED WAY
SEE ALSO GRANVILLE COUNTY, N.C.
UNITED WAY CHAIRMAN SELECTED IN GRANVILLE
$220,000 GOAL SET IN GRANVILLE FOR UNITED WAY
GRANVILLE UNITED WAY SETS 'TELEPLEDGE' DAY
GRANVILLE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION
SEE ALSO GRANVILLE COUNTY, N.C., INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
WEYERHAEUSER WILL CLOSE BUTNER PLANT IF NO BUYER FOUND
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H 1 5/17/1989 C 4 N T33
H 1 5/25/1989 C 1 N T33
H 1 11/15/1989 C 1 P N
H 2 5/25/1989 C 1 P N T33
H 2 4/04/1989 C 1 N T33
H 1 9/06/1989 C 1 N T33
H 2 9/07/1989 A 2 N
H 1 9/20/1989 C 1 N T33
H 1 2/16/1989 C 1 N T33
H 1 8/05/1989 B 1 N T33
H 1 10/17/1989 C 1 N H60
H 1 11/10/1989 C 1 N T33
GRANVILLE R¥?hS
NEIGHBORS QUESTION GRANVILLE FARM'S USE OF SLUDGE
GRANVILLE MEDICAL CENTER (FORMERLY GRANVILLE COUNTY HOSPITAL)
LIFEFLIGHT LANDS FOR GRANVILLE MEDICAL CENTER HELIPAD DEDICATION
GRANVILLE MEDICAL CENTER ACCREDITATION RENEWED
POTENTIAL TREATMENT DISCOVERED FOR DARVON OVERDOSE
H 1 8/23/1989 C 1 N T33
H 1 4/27/1989 C
H 2 7/07/1989 C
H 2 8/11/1989 C
GRANVILLE MEDICAL CENTER BOARD OF TRUSTEES
GRANVILLE COMMISSIONERS CHANGE SIZE OF MEDICAL CENTER'S
OF DIRECTORS H 1 11/23/1989 C
GRANVILLE MEDPORT
LIFEFLIGHT LANDS FOR GRANVILLE MEDICAL CENTER HELIPAD DEDICATION
GRANVILLE RESIDENTS AGAINST DRUGS (GRAD)
SEE ALSO DRUG ABUSE, PREVENTION
GRANVILLE GROUP FORMS TO COMBAT ILLEGAL DRUG USE
GARDNER TO JOIN MARCH, RALLY IN OXFORD TO STAMP OUT DRUGS
MORE THAN 200 PEOPLE JOIN MARCH IN GRANVILLE TO 'STOMP OUT DRUGS'
GRANVILLE ANTI-DRUG GROUP TO SPONSOR JAM SESSION
GRANVILLE UNITED BANK
INVESTORS BANK ON HIS EXPERIENCE IN STARTING NEW GRANVILLE BUSINESS
BETTY YANCEY TAKES JOB WITH GRANVILLE BANK
GRAPES
SEE ALSO UINE
DURHAM CHECKS ITS PRODUCE
LOCAL GROCERS RESPOND QUICKLY TO CYANIDE SCARE
MORE A THREAT THAN SOUR GRAPES
GRAPHICS
GRAPHICS THAT WORK; UNC PROFESSOR HELPS DESIGN... MEDICATION LABELS
GRASS (LAWN)
SEE ALSO LAWN MOWERS
LAWN ALTERNATIVES.* WHEN 'MOWER' IS LESS
BIT OF GREAT PLAINS IS SHIPPED TO DUKE FOR SCIENCE
TURF'S UPi OR IT WOON WILL BE, IF TWO COUNTY FARMERS ARE SUCCESSFUL
GRASSY CREEK, N.C.
TINY GRASSY CREEK HAS A BIG PARADE SCHEDULED SATURDAY
GRATEFUL DEAD (ROCK GROUP)
SEE ALSO ROCK CONCERTS
H 1 4/27/1989 C
H 1 8/01/1989 B
H 1 10/19/1989 C
H 1 11/09/1989 C
H 2 12/24/1989 B
H 2 4/16/1989 D
H 2 8/19/1989 A
H 2 3/15/1989 A
CHH 1 3/15/1989 A
H 2 3/20/1989 A
1 P N T33
3 N H60
1 N C60
1 N T33
1 P N T33
1 N T33
1 P N T33
1 P N T33
3 N T33
6 P N T33
10 P N
1 P N 046
1 P N L38
4 E
CHH 1 4/11/1989 A 5 P N K30
CHH 1 7/09/1989 A
H 2 8/26/1989 B
CHH 1 10/13/1989 A
4 U
8 N ISO
1 P N H90
H 1 12/07/1989 B 1 N H60
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ANNUAL
1/01/1989
INDEX BY
12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
DEADHEADS) FANDOM SPANS A GENERATION GAP ijnrom
MTJRETHAN MUSIC KEEPS DEADHEADS TRUCKIN' TO CONCERTS
GRATEFUL DEAD FANS OBJECT
REVIEWER WAS DEAD WRONG
GRAVE ROBBERY
SEE ALSO CEMETERIES, N.C.
SEE ALSO ROBBERY, DURHAM
SEE ALSO TOMBSTONES
SKELETONSYARTIFACTS BELIEVED STOLEN FROM INDIAN GRAVES i#v>
nnt JUST NUMB, ' SAYS MAN AFTER HIS HOME RAIDED FOR INDIAN RELICS
THEFT OF TREE HAS WOMAN SHAKING HEAD
GRAY POWER
SEE SENIOR CITIZENS
GREASE (FILM)
LOCAL TEEN IN
GREASE'
'COLD TURKEY'
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H 2 4/09/1989 E 6 P R H90
H 2 4/14/1989 A 4 L
H 2 4/18/1989 A 4 L
H 2 1/08/1989 C
H 2 1/09/1989 A
CHH 1 12/28/1989 A
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3 P N S17
S 2 8/03/1989 D 12 N
GREAT AMERICAN CIRCUS
BIG TOP OPENING IS TODAY
WAKE UP - IT'S SHOW TIME AGAIN
BENEATH THE BIG TOP
GREAT AMERICAN MEATOUT
SEE ALSO MEAT
SEG^TDAMERICANIMEtTOUTJ EATERS ASKED NOT TO GO
GREAT AMERICAN RACE
TF tf-SO AUTO RACING
THeIrEAL) GREAT RACE; RALEIGH ON ROUTE FROM NORFOLK TO DISNEYLAND
RECREATIONAL VEHICLES HAVE LONG HISTORY
GREAT AMERICAN SMOKE-OUT
SEE TOBACCO, ANTI-SMOKING CAMPAIGN
G^TGOrjDNEs£ GRACIOUS^S JERRY LEE'S MUSIC'S STILL GREAT, BUT MOVIE ISN'T
GREAT DECISIONS LECTURE SERIES mmmma
LECTURES TO FOCUS ON INTERNATIONAL ISSUES
THE GREAT DEPRESSION (ECONOMIC) „ tuamim
THE GREAT DEPRESSION CLOSES DURHAM BANKS
BANKS REVIVE AFTER WWII
GREAT EXPECTATIONS YOUNG PEOPLE'S THEATER DANCE CO-OP iirm Arv_ „
EXPECTATIONS OF BROADWAY, TO THESE CHILDREN, BROADWAY HITS ARE JUST...
GREAT MISTAKES (STORE) _ ,A¥vv
ATTENTION CATALOG SHOPPERS: GREAT MISTAKES (AD)
GREAT SMOKY MOUNTAINS
A WALK THROUGH TIME AT MINGUS CREEK
GREATER GRANVILLE DAYS
SEE ALSO GRANVILLE COUNTY. N.C. „_„„
'GREATER GRANVILLE DAYS' WILL FEATURE PACKAGE OF EVENTS
SATURDAY'S GREAT GRANVILLE DAY WILL INCLUDE HOEDOUN
WILTON CELEBRATES 'GREAT GRANVILLE DAY'
GREATER GREENSBORO OPEN GOLF TOURNAMENT
SEE ALSO GOLF
'89 GGO LINES UP TOP NAMES
NEW ERA BEGINS FOR GGO GOLF _
HOCH CAN'T SHAKE SIGHT OF MISSED PUTT
HICKS FINDS GREEN FIELDS AS PGA TOUR CADDY
FIVE GAIN SHARE OF GGO LEAD
GGO LEADERS IN SEARCH OF RECOGNITION
CHH 1 4/18/1989 A
CHH 1 4/19/1989 A
CHH 1 4/20/1989 A
3 N
3 P P L38
10 P P L38
CHH 1 3/20/1989 A 3 N S17
H 2 6/26/1989 B
S 2 6/30/1989 B
S 2 7/13/1989 D
CHH 1 1/31/1989 A
S 2 4/19/1989 F
S 2 4/19/1989 F
CHH 1 3/25/1989 A
S 2 4/19/1989 E
CHH 1 6/11/1989 A
H 1 3/16/1989 C
H 1 4/28/1989 C
H 2 4/30/1989 B
1 P F S56
1 P F 659
3 PR C61
5 P N
6 P F M06
7 F M06
3 P N H90
9D A
4 U
1 N T33
1 N T33
1 P N T33
3/05/1989 C
4/16/1989 C
4/20/1989 D
4/21/1989 B
4/21/1989 B
4/21/1989 D
N C49
N C49
N C49
U C49
N C49
U D18
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GREEN VAULTS INTO TIE ATOP GGO
O'GRADYJ A MAC BY ANY OTHER NAME...
ANOTHER 66 HELPS GREEN EASE AWAY FROM FIELD
ON TOUR, IT'S ALL IN 'THE GRIP'
GREEN GAINS GGO REVENGE
BUILDING ON THE GREEN GOLFING TRADITION
GREATER TRIANGLE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION (FORMERLY GREATER DURHAM COMM.
FOUNDATION SETS DEADLINE FOR GRANT APPLICATIONS
TRIANGLE FOUNDATION GETS $500,000
FOUNDATION GRANTS TOTAL $30,000
19 ORGANIZATIONS GET FOUNDATION AID
BENEFACTOR GIVES $1 MILLION
GREED
JOIN ME TODAY IN A WALK AWAY FROM GREED
FINANCIAL SCANDALS ILLUSTRATE NATION'S GREED, PROFESSOR SAYS
GREEK-AMERICANS
BAKATSIAS' SUCCESS IS NO SECRET! GAIN RESPECT FROM FOOD, SERVICE
GREEK ORTHODOX CHURCH
SEE ALSO EASTERN ORTHODOX EASTER
EASTER CALCULATIONS ARE COMPLICATED
GREEN BAY PACKERS
SELECTION BY PACKERS DILUEG'S DREAM COME TRUE
GREEN CANDLE (RESTAURANT)
SEE ALSO RESTAURANTS, DURHAM
GREEN CANDLE HAS SIMPLE FOOD THAT'S SIMPLY MOUTH-WATERING
GREEN ROOM
BILLIARD BOOM; 'DIRTY' POOL GETS RESPECTABLE
GREENBERG REALTY CO.
MD. FIRM BUYS CARR MILL MALL
GREENCROFT GARDENS
BOTANICAL GARDEN CONCERT SCHEDULED SUNDAY NEAR LOUISBURG
GREENERY REHABILITATION GROUP INC.
LEARNING SIGN LANGUAGE
BETTER HEARING AND SPEECH MONTH
GREENERY CARNIVAL
PATIENTS RAISE FUNDS
"GREENHOUSE" EFFECT
DON'T HOLD YOUR BREATH WAITING FOR ICE AGE, EXPERT SAYS
EPA OPTIONS AIM TO CURB 'GREENHOUSE'
GOVERNMENT SHOULDN'T BE COOL TO WARMING
PRESIDENT'S OWN WORST ENEMY
BIT OF GREAT PLAINS IS SHIPPED TO DUKE FOR SCIENCE
DISEASES RELATED TO 'GREENHOUSE EFFECT' CONCERN SCIENTISTS
GREENSBORO, N.C.
DURHAM SHOULD IMITATE GREENSBORO BUSINESS PUSH
MUSICIAN HELPS MftfK WWIVERSARY OF MELEE (CORRECTED)
CLEARING THE RECORD
BLOODY ANNIVERSARY HITS HOME IN DURHAM
THE ANNIVERSARY OF MASSACRE
ECLECTIC MIX OF RECOLLECTIONS, HYMNS, PRAYERS HONORS FIVE VICTIMS...
GREENSBORO SURVIVORS STRAIN TO BALANCE TIME, MEMORIES
GREENSBORO, N.C, RACE RELATIONS
SEE ALSO RACE RELATIONS
GREENSBORO LUNCH-COUNTER PROTESTER MARKS MARTIN LUTHER KING BIRTHDAY
GREENSBORO CITY SCHOOLS
COMMISSION, TAKE HEED; GUILFORD COUNTY'S ATTEMPT AT MERGER HOLDS LESSON
S I T
E L Y
-DATE — C -PG L P BYL
4/22/1989
4/22/1989
4/23/1989
4/23/1989
4/24/1989
4/24/1989
1/04/1989
1/20/1989
6/08/1989
6/09/1989
12/07/1989
N C49
U C49
N C49
N C49
N C49
U C49
N
N M06
P N T32
N
N
H 2 3/12/1989 D 5 P U
H 2 12/06/1989 D 12 N
H 2 12/24/1989 D 6 P N C60
H 2 3/26/1989 B 4 P U H49
H 2 4/25/1989 B 1 P N C52
H 2 3/24/1989 D 2 P R D77
H 2 5/21/1989 E 1 P F S56
CHH 1 8/19/1989 A 1 P N C62
H 1 4/28/1989 C 1 N H60
H
S
S
s
2 5/20/1989 C
2 5/27/1989 A
2 7/28/1989 B
2 11/01/1989 A
2 P P S73
5 P P S73
2 P P T32
11 P P C45
CHH 1 2/12/1989 A
H 2 4/04/1989 A
S 2 5/11/1989 A
H 2 5/15/1989 A
H 2 8/26/1989 B
H 2 11/18/1989 C
3 P N H90
1 N K65
4 E
4 E
8 N D80
1 N K65
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
2 3/15/1989 A
2 10/27/1989 D
2 10/28/1989 A
2 11/01/1989 A
2 11/01/1989 A
2 11/04/1989 C
2 11/05/1989 A
4 L
4 P F
2 N
1 D N S69
4 E
1 P N S69
1 P N S69
CHH 1 1/23/1989 A 1 P N R63
H 2 9/11/1989 A 4 E
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GREENSBORO COLISEUM
(*EENS60R0 FIGHTING FOR FUTURE BASKETBALL
GREENSBORO NAACP MEMBERS HALTING USE OF COLISEUM
GREENSBORO POLICE DEPT.
MONUMENT VANDALISM SHOWS SICKNESS OF MIND
GREENSBORO SCHOOLS
SEE GREENSBORO CITY SCHOOLS
GREENSBORO STREET (CARRBORO) nrmi
CARRBORO RESIDENTS DEBATE DOT OFFER
GREENSHIELDS BREWERY i PUB
GREENSHIELDS IS GOOD, BUT NO CHUMMY PUB
GREENVILLE, N.C.
NO-REPERCUSSION RUCKUS
GREENWAY SYSTEM „„„
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N,&, GREENWAYS
I 2S ScSii&TY ^KnFgREENWAYS ADVISORY C^ITTEE
SEE ALSO DURHAM URBAN TRAILS AND GREENUAYS COMMISSION
SEE ALSO HIKING
SEE ALSO OPEN SPACES
ABANDONED RAIL CORRIDORS USEFUL
GREY CULBRETH JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.)
SEE CULBRETH JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
GREYHOUND BUS LINE mmm
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, BUSES
&«?(&£■ &S8S& STATION WELCOME, W NOT PROBLEMS
6REYSMAJ0RGP^JECTS INaUDE MORE THAN 8,500 HOUSING UNITS
GRIFFIN ASSOCIATES mMKm „„
HOME BUILDERS ELECT KAY SMITH TO COUNCIL POST
GROCERY STORES _
SEE ALSO CONVENIENCE STORES
SEE ALSO COUNTRY STORES
SEE ALSO FARMERS MARKETS
SEE ALSO SUPERMARKETS, N.C.
SNOW WARNINGS SWAMPS GROCERY STORES
GROFF'S DISCOUNT WALLCOVERINGS
GROFF'S DISCOUNT WALLCOVERINGS (AD)
GROUNDHOG'S DAY
IT'S TIME TO PUT GROUNDHOG DAY IN PERSPECTIVE
JERRY GENTRY/WHAT JASCHA, MIKE, I HAVE IN COMMON
GROUNDNUT
AN ANCIENT NATIVE ROOT HIGH IN PROTEIN
GROUNDWATER
SEE ALSO WATER QUALITY
SEE ALSO WATER RESOURCES, N.C.
SEPTAGE PROPOSAL GETS PRAISE _ _nm/ MVB
LANDFILL NOT CONTAMINATING WELL WATER, COUNTY SAYS
RESIDENTS SAY WELL WATER TASTES FINE
GROUD WATER FOUND TAINTED BY DUKE DUMP
H 2 2/05/1989 C 4 N M14
H 2 3/18/1989 A 14 N
S 2 7/13/1989 A 4 E
CHH 1 12/17/1989 A 1 N C62
H 2 8/11/1989 D 5 P R D77
H 2 11/03/1989 A 4 E
S 2 5/05/1989 B 1 P F G59
H 2 1/28/1989 A 1 P N C47
H 2 2/04/1989 A 4 E
H 2 8/20/1989 C 3 N C60
H 2 2/26/1989 D 8 P N
H 2 12/19/1989 C 1 N S69
S 2 4/19/1989 H 10 A
CHH 1 1/25/1989 A 8 U
H 2 1/29/1989 D 5 U G33
H 2 5/03/1989 B 1 P F
CHH 1 3/15/1989 A 3 N N25
H 2 8/06/1989 A 1 D N Bll
H 2 8/06/1989 A 1 P N Bll
H 2 11/15/1989 A 1 N N36
GROUP CARE HOMES
SEE ALSO AIDS COMMUNITY RESIDENCE ASSOCIATION
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SEE ALSO GUNS
HI THERE! I SUPPORT TH' NRA BECAUSE THEY FIGHT FER NY RIGHT... (CARTOON) H 2 3/16/1989 A
GUNS IN WRONG HANDS; BAN ON SEMIAUTOMATIC IMPORTS GOOD FIRST STEP H 2 3/17/1989 A
ASSAULT RIFLE IMPORT BAN IS NOT ENOUGH S 2 3/17/1989 A
WEAPON BAN SHOULD EXCLUDE HUNTING GUNS S 2 3/21/1989 A
DURHAM POLICE, GUN BUFFS VOICE ASSAULT-RIFLE DEBATE S 2 3/24/1939 A
DURHAM HOPES TO HIT DRUGS THROUGH GUNS S 2 3/25/1989 A
STATE COMMISSION PROPOSED TO REGULATE ASSAULT WEAPONS H 2 4/13/1989 A
BUSH FIRES BLANK ON GUNS S 2 5/17/1989 A
GOOD, BOTH SIDES ARE IRKED; PRESIDENT'S ANTI-CRIME PLAN INCLUDES SOME... H 2 5/27/1989 A
BUSH CRIME PROPOSAL ONLY STIRS EMOTIONS S 2 6/20/1989 A
PLANNED PARENTHOOD, FLORIDA-STYLE (CARTOON) H 2 6/25/1989 D
BUSH, NRA MAY FACE AMUSING CONFRONTATION S 2 7/13/1989 A
ASSAULT GUNS BECOME FAVORITES OF CRIMINALS S 2 7/24/1989 A
OUST-BUSH CAMPAIGN ABSURD H 2 7/25/1989 A
COURAGE SHOWN IN ATLANTA 8 2 7/29/1989 A
CALIFORNIA LEADS WAY FOR MORE GUN CONTROL S 2 9/01/1989 A
RE-EXAMINE GUN LAWS H 2 9/30/1989 A
'A MATTER OF COMMON SENSE '/RESEARCHER RESPONDS TO LOBBYING CRY OF NRA CHH 1 10/21/1989 A
PASS BRADY AMENDMENT H 2 12/09/1989 A
TWO CASES FOR THE BRADY AMENDMENT CHH 1 12/26/1989 A
GUN THEFTS
SEE ALSO ROBBERY. DURHAM
ROXBORO MAN CHARGED IN GUN THEFTS
POLICE NAB 2 IN DURHAM PAWN SHOP THEFTS
POLICE LOG/HAN WITH GUN ROBS SPORTSMAN CLUB
GUNMAKING
N.C. PISTOL MANUFACTURER DOESN'T OWN GUN
GUNS
SEE ALSO AMMUNITION
SEE ALSO BB GUN
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, GUNS
SEE ALSO DURHAM POLICE DEPT., PISTOL TEAM
SEE ALSO GUN CONTROL
SEE ALSO MACHINE GUNS
SEE ALSO NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO SEMI-AUTOMATIC WEAPONS
SEE ALSO WOMEN, GUNS
FORMER COLT OFFICIAL PLEADS GUILTY TO FIREARMS CHARGE
AGENTS TO PRESS WEAPONS CHARGES
SEMI-AUTOMATICS NEEDED BY POLICE, CHIEF HERJE SAYS
FEDERAL AGENTS WANT ILLEGAL WEAPONS TRIAL FOR ORANGE CO. MAN
WEAPONS, EXPLOSIVE CORD, AMMO FOUND NEAR APARTMENTS
TREAT PIPE-BOMB CASE SERIOUSLY
AMMUNITION, WEAPONS BAG PUZZLES POLICE
TWO MEN SENTENCED TO SIX MONTHS FOR POINTING GUN AT WOMAN
POLICE LOG/ARRESTS FOLLOW FIGHT AT GAME
BUTNER MAN IS HELD FOR GUN POSSESSION
GUALTNEY OIL & GAS CO., INC.
CARCINOGENS FOUND SEEPING INTO UELLS/CONTAMINATED WATER SAMPLES
GYMNASIUMS
CARRBORO MULLS TOWN-SCHOOL GYM
GYM PLANS ON HOLD IN CARRBORO
CARRBORO EXPLORING GYM EXPANSION
GYMNASTICS
SEE ALSO TRIANGLE TWISTERS (GYMNASTICS FEDERATION)
FANFARE/GREENSBORO LOSES
GYNECOLOGY
SEE OBSTETRICS AND GYNECOLOGY
GYPSY-MOTH
STATE TO SPRAY GYPSY MOTHS IN WARREN
B53
H70
T T C50
E
E
E
P Q
Q
N
E
E
E
T T C50
E
E
E
E
E
E
N S17
E
E
H 1 1/05/1989 C
S 2 2/03/1989 A
H 2 9/14/1989 D
1 N
1 P N B53
8 N N36
H 1 3/21/1989 C 3 N
H 2 1/06/1989 C
10
N
CHH 1 1/10/1989 A
3
N R63
CHH 1 2/04/1989 A
1 P N C62
CHH 1 3/31/1989 A
1
N R63
H 2 4/01/1989 B
4
N
CHH 1 4/01/1989 A
4
E
S 2 4/01/1989 C
1
N
H 2 10/21/1989 C
1
N S32
H 2 12/23/1989 B
1
N
S 2 12/27/1989 A
9
N
H 2 11/23/198? A 1 M N S69
CHH 1 2/16/1989 A 1 N C62
CHH 1 2/28/1989 A 3 N C62
CHH 1 3/02/1989 A 5 N
H 2 1/05/1989 D
H 1 3/14/1989 C 1 N H60
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CITY-COUNTY ZONING PANE. MOTES 4-3 TO ENDORSE H&W'S REQUEST
LACK OF SEUAGE CAPACITY STYMIES PLAN FOR HOUSES
HJC SOFTWARE
DURHAM COMPANY REPORTS MACINTOSH BUG
MASS. MICROCOM BUYS DURHAM'S HJC SOFTWARE
HW LANES
SEE HIGHWAY LANES
H. FLEMING FULLER AWARD
SEE ALSO AWARDS
NORFLEET RECEIVES FULLER AWARD
H.O.P.E. (HOUSE OF POSITIVE ENDINGS)
SEE ALSO HOMELESS SHELTER
SEE ALSO WOMEN'S SHELTER
SHELTER MEETS SPECIAL NEEDS OF HOMELESS WOMEN
UNITED WAY GIVES «4,350 TO WOMEN'S H.O.P.E. SHELTER
L1AOTJAT CfJD HUMANITY
TWO ORANGE CO. RESIDENTS COMMISSIONED FOR SERVICE
HIGH COST OF HOUSING WORRIES ALDERMEN
CHURCH CELEBRATES ITS SUCCESSFUL DRIVE FOR RENOVATION FUND
HABITAT HELP
DUKE STUDENTS PITCH IN WITH HELP FOR HABITAT
LAYING BRICKWORK
NORTHERN HIGH HABITAT GROUP RAISES *1,100 FOR HOUSING
GROUPS TO BUILD 6 LOW-INCOME HOMES
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY BUILDING
ANOTHER HOUSE
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY
A BANNER DAY
BUILDING HOUSES AND FRIENDSHIP
insight/edgehont: RECLAIMING A COMMUNITY
HABITAT'S TANGIBLE RESULTS REWARDING
HABITAT FOR ORANGE COUNTY
HABITAT CHAPTER HOPING TO BUILD HOME IN NORTHERN ORANGE CO.
ORANGE HABITAT FOR HUMANITY HELPS PEOPLE HELP THEMSELVES
CHURCHES TO BREAK GROUND FOR HOUSE
3-CENT TAX INCREASE ON BUDGET PROPOSAL
BUILDING A GOOD HOUSING POLICY
ATTENTION HOHEBUILDERS ASSOCIATION MEMBERS! (AD)
TOWN INCLUDES HOUSING MONEY
HABITAT ROAD COULD MEAN DEAD END FOR PROJECT
THE AFFORDABLE HOUSING DILEMMA
PICKING UP FOR HABITAT „, „,
'A COMMUNITY EXPERIENCE' - FAIRVIEW NEIGHBORHOOD... (CORRECTED 8-23-89)
HABITAT TO DEDICATE CHESTNUT OAKS HOUSE
'WE'VE BEEN PRAYING FOR THIS'
WATERSHED REVISION PONDERED
HACKSAW BLADES
WOMAN SLIPPED SAW BLADES INTO JAIL. SHERIFF CHARGES
HAGERSTOWN SUNS
SEE ALSO CAROLINA LEAGUE
OPENING DAY 1989: BURLINGAME GETS THE NOD FOR BULLS
HAIL
SEE ALSO WEATHER, DURHAM
TRIANGLE GETS DIME-SIZED HAIL
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P
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E ELY
D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
H
H
2 1/11/1989 D 9 N A54
2 2/15/1989 D 9 N A54
H
H
2 2/16/1989 D 5 N R80
2 12/27/1989 D 6 N K65
CHH 1 9/20/1989 A 3 N
2 2/24/1989 B
2 4/26/1989 A
1 P F G59
10 N
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
1/06/1989 A
1/24/1989 A
1/30/1989 B
1/30/1989 A
2/07/1989
6/10/1989
6/17/1989
7/05/1989
7/13/1989
7/13/1989
7/15/1989
7/15/1989
7/16/1989
7/30/1989
12/09/1989 B
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
2/27/1989
3/05/1989
4/28/1989
5/18/1989
5/19/1989
6/14/1989
6/24/1989
7/23/1989
7/25/1989
8/17/1989
8/21/1989
12/16/1989
12/18/1989
12/29/1989
7
3
1
7
3
2
3
14
11
5
4
1
4
1
1
N
N C62
N P38
P K30
N P38
P S76
N
N C61
P S76
S76
K30
K30
A20
T32
N H90
N
N
N M70
E
A
N M20
N H90
E
P C45
N H90
N
N M20
N M20
H 2 3/17/1989 C 1 N T33
H 2 4/07/1989 B 1 P N C52
S 2 3/16/1989 A 3 N
HAIR
SEE ALSO BALDNESS
SHE HAS DEEP COMPULSION TO PULL OUT HAIR „g 2 '<"/1989 B 1 P N C60
VANITY, THY NAME IS MAN; HEN SPENDING MORE TIME AND MONEY ON APPEARANCE S 2 10/13/1989 A 6 P F G59
HAIR NOUVEAU
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HAIR NOUVEAU (AD)
HAIRDRESSERS
SEE ALSO COSMETOLOGY
SEE ALSO IMAGE SALON SYSTEM
DURHAM MAN SWEEPS HAIR DESIGN COMPETITION
HAIRSTYLING ENTERS COMPUTER AGE
HAITI
N.C. CENTRAL UNIVERSITY SHOWS HAITIAN PAINTINGS
HAL GALPER TRIO
GALPER TRIO ROUNDS OUT TRIANGLE'S TRIPLE CROWN OF JAZZ
HALBY'S
MUSIC 'N' BOOZE? WHAT YOU DRINK IS DETERMINED BY MHO IS ON THE BANDSTAND H
HALF-WAY HOUSES
SEE ALSO GROUP CARE HOMES
HALF-WAY HOUSE FOR N.C. PRISONERS ENJOYS SUCCESS IN DOWNTOWN DURHAM
HALIFAX COUNTY, N.C.
AN EXAMPLE FOR ORANGE COUNTY?
HA1 1 -UYNNF CO
85 YEARS'OF CONTINUOUS SERVICE... HALL-WYNNE FUNERAL HOME (AD)
HALLOWEEN
MAKING HALLOWEEN TREATS IS NO TRICK
THE JACK-O-HjWTERN
HAZARD-FREE HAUNTING
HALLOWEEN/OFFICIALS OFFER SAFETY TIPS
HALLOWEEN/OFFICIALS OFFER SAFETY TIPS/PARTIES, CONTEST PLANNED
MOST AREA LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIALS REPORT QUIET HALLOWEEN
NO-REPERCUSSION RUCKUS
JAYCEES DONATE HAUNTED HOUSE PROFITS
HALLOWEEN COSTUMES
SEE ALSO COSTUMES
FANTASIES GALORE/CHAPEL HILLIANS SUIT UP FOR ALL HALLOWS EVE
HALLOWEEN HITCHES ON THE PROWL
TRICKY HALLOWEEN TREATMENT
ALL DRESSED UP FOR HALLOWEEN
THE GOOD SPIRIT BRINGING TREATS
HAM RADIO
SEE ALSO RADIO
HAM OPERATORS TO BROADCAST FROM SIBERIA
EAST MEETS WEST - ON THE AIR
S 2 4/19/1989 G 6 D A
S 2 1/31/1989 A 6 P F S27
S 2 2/28/1989 B 1 P F 659
HAMLET (PLAY)
SEE ALSO SHAKESPEAREAN PLAYS
THIS KNIGHT WAS A PRINCE OF A PRINCE;
HAMMOCKS
NO TAKERS?
1948 'HAMLET' WAS OLIVIER'S BEST
HAMPTON UNIV. SPORTS, BASKETBALL
N.C. CENTRAL WAITS ON HAMPTON WIN
EAGLES HANDLE HAMPTON
EAGLES DRAW ANGRY HAMPTON IN CIAA TOURNEY
EAGLES DESERVE NCAA BERTH
EAGLES RALLY, SURVIVE VS. HAMPTON
HANAFI MUSLIMS
SEE TERRORISM
HAND ME DOWNS (STORE)
HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO THE DURHAM SUN FROM HAND ME DOWNS (AD)
H 2 9/17/1989 E 10 N
H 2 9/14/1989 B 1 P R 866
2 6/12/1989 B 1 T F S56
H 2 1/25/1989 C 1 P N P38
CHH 1 8/13/1989 A 4 E
S 2 4/19/1989 F 4 P A
2 10/25/1989 B
2 10/25/1989 C
2 10/28/1989 C
2 10/31/1989 C
2 10/31/1989 C
2 11/02/1989 B
2 11/03/1989 A
2 12/13/1989 C
N G59
F
N B53
N C60
N M51
N
E
N
CHH 1 10/26/1989 A
H 2 11/01/1989 C
H 2 11/01/1989 C
H 1 11/01/1989 C
CHH 1 11/01/1989 A
H 2 3/25/1989 C
CHH 1 5/01/1989 A
1 P N
1 P P
3 P P
1 P P
3 P P
T32
K30
T32
L38
3 P N
3 P N M25
H 2 8/18/1989 D 4 P R L59
CHH 1 7/15/1989 A 3 P P L38
2/16/1989 D
2/16/1989 B
2/23/1989 B
2/23/1989 B
2/24/1989 D
N P75
N P52
N P52
U P52
N P52
S 2 4/19/1989 G 9 D A
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SEE ALSO ARCHITECTURAL BARRIERS
SEE ALSO ATHLETES, HANDICAPPED _ am
SEE ALSO CAROLINA COMMUNITY RE-ENTRY PROGRAM
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, HANDICAPPED
SEE ALSO DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES
SEE ALSO DISABLED AMERICAN VETERANS
SEE ALSO ORA^COUNTY SCHOOLS, RETARDED AND HANDICAPPED PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO REHABILITATION THERAPY _
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C., STUDENTS, HANDICAPPED
BATON TWIRLER OVERCOMES INJURY TO UIN COMPETITION
THEATER THERAPY: PLAYMAKERS' GUEST DIRECTOR FINDS IT WORKS...
HANDICAPPED STUDENTS LEARN TENNIS
DISCRIMINATION AGAINST DISABLED FOCUS OF HEARING _
DURHAM OFFICIALS TAKE 'DISABILITIES' TO PROMOTE WEEK
CITY LEADERS PROMOTE DISABILITY AWARENESS
ACROSS THE U.S. AND BACK AGAIN
CUSTOM SEATS OFFER ZOOM WITH A VIEW
MODEL BOAT BRINGS BACK MEMORIES OF EXTRAORDINARY MAN
HANDICAPPED ACCESS BENEFITS ALL AMERICANS
PROGRAM HELPS WOMAN REBUILD SHATTERED DREAMS
COUNTY READY TO HELP OUT
ORANGE CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION TO CONSIDER BIDS
JUST AN ORDINARY GUY/AN ACCIDENT CHANGED HIS LIFE, BUT BOBBY WEAVER...
HANDICAPPED, EMPLOYMENT _
JOBS PROGRAM OFFERS TASTE OF RESPONSIBILITY
GOODWILL EXEC SLAMS COUNCIL OVER BUILDING REGULATIONS
TRAINING FOR WORK FORCE PROGRAM FOCUS
GOODWILL HELPS 200 CLIENTS PER YEAR
HANDICAPPED, HOUSING
SEE ALSO HOUSING, DURHAM
LIVING OUT ON THEIR OWN — TOGETHER
NEW HOME PUTS LOST INDEPENDENCE NEARER
HANDICAPPED, TRANSPORTATION «..»,»-—»
COUNTY EYES TRANSPORTATION, SIDEWALKS/VANS WILL BE USED TO HELP OLDER.
COUNTY WANTS FUNDS FOR TRANSIT PROGRAM
COUNTY READY TO SEEK FUNDS FOR ELDERLY, IMPAIRED TRAVEL
THE HANDMAID'S TALE (BOOK AND FILM)
DUVAL, DUNAWAY MAY FILM AT DUKE .
TRIANGLE RESIDENTS CAN AUDITION FOR PART IN FILM NEXT MONTH
ARTICLES; OPEN AUDITIONS SET FOR 'HANDMAID'S TALE'
SCHOOL MIGHT BE IN MOVIE (AT LEAST RESTROOM MIGHT)
LATEST DURHAM PASTIME: DUVALL SIGHTINGS
'HANDMAID'S TALE' SHOOTING SCHEDULED
DURHAM SET FOR 'HANDMAID'S TALE'
DUKE REFLECTS ON FLACK FROM FILMING
GALLOWS AT DUKE CHAPEL
DUKE NEEDS FILM POLICY
GALLOWS AND GOLGOTHA
TROUBLE IN TOBACCOLAND
APRIL FOOL''
A HANDMAID'S TALE/'EXTRA' EXPERIENCE PROVES IRONIC FOR LEAD NURSE. . .
MARGARET ATWOOD TO SPEAK AT DUKE
MOVIES MOVE TO TAR HEEL STATE
QUESTIONS SPARK ANSWER FOUND IN 'HANDMAID'S TALE'
SUSANNE FREYTAG CATERS TO THE STARS
HANDY FOOD MART (E. TRINITY AVENUE)
CLERK FIRES SHOTS AT 3 ARMED ROBBERY SUSPECTS
HANGOVERS
SEE ALSO ALCOHOL, HEALTH EFFECTS
SEE ALSO ALCOHOLISM
ANATOMY OF A HANGOVER; JUST WHAT IT IS THAT MAKES YOU FEEL SO BAD
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
S 2
S 2
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
1/31/1989 B
3/02/1989 B
3/17/1989 B
4/26/1989 C
4/28/1989
4/28/1989
6/03/1989
8/20/1989
9/03/1989
9/16/1989
11/02/1989
11/02/1989
11/06/1989
11/12/1989
4
1
1
2
11
10
3
1
3
4
1
1
3
3
S 2 1/02/1989 A
H 2 2/15/1989 A
CHH 1 10/18/1989 A
H 2 10/23/1989 B
CHH 1 5/15/1989 A
CHH 1 5/15/1989 A
2 5/10/1989 B
2 11/27/1989 C
2 11/28/1989 B
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
CHH 1
S 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
1/19/1989
1/30/1989
2/02/1989
2/11/1989
3/04/1989
3/07/1989
3/09/1989
3/17/1989
3/18/1989
3/22/1989
3/26/1989
4/01/1989
4/01/1989
4/10/1989
4/14/1989
4/20/1989
4/20/1989
6/28/1989
N
P F W66
P F G59
N
N
N M06
P N L90
P N T33
U
E
P N H65
N H65
N H90
P N
1 P Q H65
1 N S69
6 P N U80
1 N S22
3 P N S17
3 P N S17
1 N H65
1 N H65
1 N H65
N B71
N
N G59
N J40
N J40
N
B71
M66
T32
T32
N L90
N B71
N
N B71
F S27
H 2 2/27/1989 B 1 N M51
H 2 1/01/1989 E 1 D F S56
HANUKKAH
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SUBJECTS
SEE ALSO JEWS
SEE ALSO JUDAISM
SEE ALSO JUDEA REFORM CONGREGATION
SEE ALSO PASSOVER
FIRST CANDLE OF HANUKKAH IS LIT TONIGHT
HANUKKAH RECALLS MIRACLE OF T>£ OIL
HAPPIrtSS
LIFE DOESN'T HAVE TO BE MISERABLE
HARASSMENT
SEE ALSO OBSCENE PHONE CALLS
SEE ALSO SEXUAL HARRASSMENT
SEE ALSO TELEPHONE THREATS
SEE ALSO TERRORISM
SEE ALSO THREATS
TELEPHONE HARASSER PLEADS GUILTY
POLICE LOG/STUDENT SAYS WOMEN MADE HARASSING CALLS
LAW PROF CRITICIZES 'DRACONIAN' PROPOSAL
POLICE LOG/ARSON SUSPECT ARRESTED IN VIRGINIA
CRANK CALLER POSES AS POLICE OFFICER
HARDBARGER BUSINESS COLLEGE
STUDENTS SUE HARDBARGER BUSINESS COLLEGE
A STUDENT, PUBLIC CONCERN
HARDEE'S (DURHAM-CHAPEL HILL BLVD.)
UNC FLAG BREAKS SIGN RULES, PLANNER SAYS
PERMIT NEEDED FOR FLAG, BOARD SAYS
HARDEE'S CHILDREN'S BONE MARROW TRANSPLANT FACILITY
SEE ALSO BONE MARROW TRANSPLANTS
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, CANCER
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, PEDIATRICS
DUKE TO OPEN BONE MARROW LABORATORY FOR CHILDREN
HARDEE'S FOOD SYSTEMS, INC.
HARDEE'S GIVING $50,000 TO NATURE CONSERVANCY
FtoRDISON AMENDMENTS
ENVIRONMENTAL GROUPS PLEASED WITH PROPOSALS
MARTIN BACKS REPEALING 'HARDISON AMENDMENTS'
COMPROMISE SEEN POSSIBLE OVER HARDISON AMENDMENTS
FARM LOBBYISTS FIGHT COMPROMISE ON POLLUTION RULES
SENATE VOTES TO REPEAL 'HARDISON AMENDMENTS'
LEGISLATOR SAYS ANTI-fOLLUTION BILL BEING UNDERMIfO
hARDSCRABBLE
HISTORIC HOUSE IN THE MIDDLE OF LAND DEAL
HARBSCRABBLE PROJECT WORK BEGINS
MAJOR PROJECTS INCLUDE MORE THAN 8,500 HOUSING UNITS
HARDY HDLZMAN PFEIFFER ASSOCIATES
CAROLINA THEATER PROJECT EXPENSIVE
HARGRAVES COMMUNITY CENTER (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.)
HARGRAVES RECREATION CENTER FOCUS OF BLACK COMMUNITY
MOTHER SUES TOWN OVER 1987 DROWNING
HARLEM NIGHTS (FUJI)
MURPHY PULLS IT OFF WITH COMIC RESTRAINT/ 'HARLEM NIGHTS'
HARRIS CORP.
GE MICROELECTRONICS CENTER MAY BE SOLD
HARRIS BUYS GE CENTER IN RTP
HARTMAN'S STEAK HOUSE
BACK-TO-BASICS DINING
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1 12/24/1989 A 3 P N S17
H 2 12/17/1989 D 5 U G33
CHH 1
4/08/1989 A
3
N
CHH 1
4/11/1989 A
8
N
H 2
5/11/1989 C
1
N R63
H 2
9/08/1989 C
6
N
CHH 1
12/05/1989 A
1
N M70
H 2 7/02/1989 B 6 N
H 2 7/10/1989 A 4 E
CHH 1 7/05/1989 A
CHH 1 7/07/1989 A
3 N K70
3 N M70
H 2 8/17/1989 C 1 N WO
H 1 7/15/1989 C 2 N H60
H 2 1/18/1989 D 11 N
H 2 1/27/1989 A 12 N
H 2 1/28/1989 B 2 P N
H 2 2/17/1989 A 10 N
H 2 2/24/1989 A 11 P N
H 2 6/08/1989 B 5 N
H 2 5/20/1989 C 1 P N C47
S 2 4/07/1989 A 12 N
H 2 8/20/1989 C 3 N C60
S 2 3/01/1989 A 1 N H70
CHH 1 2/19/1989 A 3 P N S17
CHH 1 3/31/1989 A 1 P N H90
H 2 12/01/1989 D 15 P R S66
H 2 5/11/1989 C 1 N K65
S 2 7/06/1989 A 1 M N
H 2 12/08/1989 D 10 P R C09
HARTZ MOUNTAIN CO.
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12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
HAY
ROAD TO INFlNnY
ALLOWING STARVATION UNTHINKABLE
HAY FEVER
SEE ALSO ALLERGIES
PROPER SELECTION OF MEDICATIONS CAN RELIEVE HAY FEVER B11AnVAW
LEARN TO STRIKE BACK AGAINST HAY FEVER SYMPTOMS/THE PEOPLE'S PHARMACY
HAYTI DEVELOPMENT CORP.
report: BLACKS MORE LIKELY TO BE DENIED LOANS
CHATHAM COUPLE SUES HAYTI FIRMS
CHATHAM COUPLE SUES TWO HAYTI CORPORATIONS
JUDGE RULES HAYTI GROUPS DUE MONEY TO CHATHAM PAIR
EX-HAYTI CORP. WORKER RAPS PRESIDENT; WHITE SAYS MAN 'HAS AX TO GRIND'
EX-EMPLOYEE RAPS HAYTI CORP. MANAGER
CITY COUNCIL WILL TACKLE HAYTI DEVELOPMENT FUROR
CITY COUNCIL GRANTS HAYTI REQUEST ON AMENDED PACT
COUNCIL BURNS MIDNIGHT OIL TO REVAMP HAYTI PACT
RAISE SOME QUESTIONS
ALLEGATIONS AGAINST HAYTI DEVELOPMENT ARE OFF TARGET
SHERIFF'S DEPUTIES CLOSE, PADLOCK HERITAGE SQUARE HARDWARE STORE
HAYTI WILL TRY TO REOPEN STORE _
HAYTI HARDWARE STORE OWES OVER $100,000 IN BACK RENT
EDITORIAL QUESTIONING HAYTI DEVELOPMENT WAS INCENDIARY __
LOCKLEAR QUITS HAYTI HOME CENTER JOB, TELLS COOPERATIVE TO ACCEPT...
HAYTI STORE SEEKS FUNDS TO REOPEN
OWNERS SEEK MONEY TO REOPEN STORE
HERITAGE SQUARE CONTRACT POST OFFICE REOPENS
HAYTI, FORMER HUB OF BLACK COMMUNITY
STATE SEIZES RECORDS OF HAYTI GROUP
STATE PROBES HAYTI RECORDS
DEBT PLAN UNDER WAY
HERITAGE SQUARE LOAN MAY UP DURHAM SUBSIDY
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HARVARD UNIV. SPORTS, BASKETBALL _
DEVILS HAVE POINT TO PROVE VS. HARVARD
BLUE DEVILS BLITZ CRIMSON
KOUBEK RISES TO OCCASION FOR DUKE
IVY NO LONGER BIG-TIME
DEEP DEVILS POUR IT ON HARVARD
HATCH AMENDMENT
SEE ALSO RESEARCH
PARENTS THREATEN LAWSUIT TO OBTAIN SURVEY QUESTIONS
HATCH ACT DOESN'T APPLY-ATTORNEY
HATE
GROUP SAYS ORANGE COUNTY LED STATE IN NUMBER OF RACIAL HATRED INCIDENTS
CAMPUS INCIDENTS BOLSTER REPORT OF RACIAL VIOLENCE, ACTIVIST SAYS
HAW RIVER
WATER, WATER AND MORE WATER
FMHA GRANTS PITTSBORO LOAN ON TREATMENT PLANT __ __
LAND NEAR PITTSBORO INTAKE NOT SLATED FOR SLUDGE — OWNER
Rff. HACKNEY'S BILL PUSHES OFFICIAL SCENIC RIVER STATUS FOR HAW
HACKNEY TO ADD ♦75,000 TO HAW RIVER BILL
HACKNEY'S HAW RIVER BILL FLOATS OUT OF SUBCOMMITTEE
HAW BILL PASSES HOUSE COMMITTEE
HIGH WATER ON THE HAW -' „
HACKNEY OPTIMISTIC ABOUT HAW RIVER BILL
HAU RIVER ASSEMBLY
'LIKE A CHEAP SHOT'/HAW RIVER ASSEMBLY PRESIDENT QUESTIONS DEM FINES...
GRATHWOHL URGES JOINT EFFORT TOWARD SOLUTION
HAWAII
RECAPPING A STATEHOOD FIGHT
H 2 9/13/1989 C 1 P N C60
S
H
S
S
S
2 2/14/1989 B
2 2/15/1989 D
2 2/15/1989 D
2 2/16/1989 B
2 11/27/1989 D
2 P N F25
1 N C52
1 P N F25
3 U F25
3 P U F25
CHH 1 6/07/1989 A
CHH 1 6/08/1989 A
H 2 2/09/1989 B
CHH 1 2/13/1989 A
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
2/23/1989
3/11/1989
4/13/1989
4/30/1989
5/08/1989
5/19/1989
6/01/1989
6/01/1989
6/25/1989
1 11/04/1989 A
1 11/04/1989 A
N C62
N C62
N
N H90
P L38
N M25
N M25
N M20
N M20
N M20
N
P L38
N
N M25
N M25
H 2 9/03/1989 D 4 E
S 2 1/13/1989 C 1 P P T37
H 2 3/05/1989 D 4 E
S
2
4/19/1989 C
5 U
s
2
9/06/1989 A
11 U
H
2
1/23/1989 B
1 N
S
2
2/01/1989 A
1 N H70
H
2
2/02/1989 C
1 N
S
2
2/10/1989 C
1 P N H70
S
2
3/30/1989 C
1 N H70
H
2
3/31/1989 C
1 N S69
S
2
4/04/1989 A
1 P N H70
H
2
4/05/1989 C
1 P N S69
S
2
4/05/1989 C
1 N H70
H
2
4/09/1989 D
4 E
H
2
4/10/1989 A
4 L
H
2
4/14/1989 A
1 P N S69
S
2
4/14/1989 A
1 P N
H
2
4/15/1989 A
1 N S69
H
2
4/15/1989 A
4 L
H
2
4/16/1989 A
1 P N S69
S
2
4/17/1989 A
1 P N M06
H
2
4/18/1989 B
1 N
H
2
4/19/1989 C
1 N
H
2
4/21/1989 A
1 P N A54
H
2
4/21/1989 A
1 P N S69
S
2
4/21/1989 A
1 N M06
S
2
4/21/1989 A
1 N M06
H
2
4/22/1989 A
1 N S69
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SUBJ
«RITAGE LIKELY TO ASK CITY FOR LOAN
WITCH HUNT OR BEWITCHED?
LENGTH OF HAYTI RECORDS REVIEW UNKNOWN— OFFICIAL
STATE RETURNS PART OF FILES FOR HAYTI
COURT ORDER PUTS HOLD ON HAYTI APPROPRIATION FROM CITY COFFER
NO MORE GIFTS FOR HAYTI
WHITE CHARGED WITH BREAKING INTO OWN STORE
WHITE DENIES BREAK-IN AT HAYTI STORE
MISSING HAYTI SIGN
HAYTI SEEKS *251000 TO PAY CONVENTION PLANNING COSTS
WAIT-AND-SEE BEST APPROACH ON HAYTI
HAYTI BOARD ACCEPTS WHITE'S RESIGNATION AS CORP. PRESIDENT
WHITE STAYING ON BOARD OF HAYTI CORPORATION
TRUSTEE NAMED TO OVERSEE HAYTI CORP.
COURT DATE RESCHEDULED FOR NAT WHITE JR.
BANKRUPTCY ATTORNEY: HAYTI STORE UNLIKELY TO REOPEN
POWELL TESTIFIES IN HAYTI JUDGMENT HEARING
HAYTI STORE STUDIES BAILOUT PLAN
LAWYER RECOMMENDS DISSOLVING HAYTI FIRM
POWELL STEERS COUNCIL FROM HAYTI CONTRACTS
HAYTI CORP. WILL SEEK CONTRACT FROM COUNCIL
CITY COUNCIL MUST END HAYTI FUNDING
HAYTI GROUP'S CHIEF SAYS REVIEW WOULD CLEAR AIR
WHERE'S WHITE? COURT NO SHOW...
...ALSO MISSES PROMISED COUNCIL APPEARANCE
HAYTI'S WHITE SEEKS TO BLOCK CREFT'S UNEMPLOYMENT BENEFITS
NEW TACK FOR HAYTI
ATTORNEY GENERAL! NO CHARGES LIKELY FROM HAYTI PROBE
EDMISTEN ASKS INVESTIGATORS TO HASTEN HAYTI FRAUD PROBE
HAYTI CHIEF TO ATTEND N.Y. MEETING
EDMISTEN SHOULD APOLOGIZE
HAYTI INVESTIGATION CONDUCTED PROPERLY
COUNCIL OK'S GRANT REQUESTED BY BROWN
MONEY SET ASIDE FOR HAYTI, BUT CONTRACT TO BE REVIEWED
HAYTI FIRM MUST PASS REVIEW TO GET MONEY
EDMISTEN, WHITE AGREE TO END PROBE
HAYTI CONSUMER CORP. INVESTORS NAY RETRIEVE FUNDS
FULFILLING THE PROMISE; COUNCIL TIES HAYTI FUNDING TO REVIEW. . .
HAYTI FUNDS SHOULDN'T RECEIVE RUBBER STAMP
BREAK-IN CHARGE AGAINST WHITE DROPPED
COURT: DISSOLVE HAYTI STORE'S ASSETS
U.S. BANKRUPTCY COURT JUDGE ORDERS HAYTI HARDWARE STORE ASSETS SOLD
YAEGER SEEKS SALE OF HAYTI FIRM ASSETS
WHITE! HAYTI STORE TO STUDY BANKRUPTCY POSSIBILITIES
HAYTI LEADERS DISAGREE ON CHALLENGING ORDER TO SELL HARDWARE STORE
WHITE SEEKS FEDERAL ANTIDOTE TO HAYTI BANKRUPTCY RULING
HAYTI BANKRUPTCY SALE ON DESPITE OBJECTION
NAT WHITE FAILS TO FILE OBJECTION TO HARDWARE SALE
BANKRUPTCY SALE SET TO GO, BUT WHITE VOUS CHALLENGE
SALE TO BEGIN TODAY AT HAYTI HARDWARE STORE
BANKRUPTCY SALE BUSINESS BRISK
BARGAIN SEEKERS BROWSE AT SALE IN BANKRUPT STORE
HAYTI CORP. BANKRUPTCY PLAGUES SISTER COMPANY
FAILED HAYTI HARDWARE VENTURE ENDS WITH AUCTION Of ALL STORE'S CONTENTS
HAYTI NEEDS NEW VISION
PEOPLE OF DURHAM NEED ALL THE FACTS ABOUT HAYTI
LASSITER MISTAKEN ABOUT HAYTI
COURT ORDERS DURHAM TO PAY HAYTI CORP. MONEY TO SHERIFF
NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON DEVELOPMENT TO HIGHLIGHT N.C. PROJECTS
HAYTI DEVELOPMENT AWARDED *58,000 CONTRACT BY CITY
COUNCIL CUTS BACK ON FUNDS FOR HAYTI
WITHOUT HAYTI LOAN, CITY COULD LOSE MONEY
COUNCIL WISE TO MOVE SLOWLY ON HAYTI FUNDS
ADVICE ON HAYTI NEEDED
HAYTI'S WHITE, WIFE DECLARE BANKRUPTCY
COUNCIL DELAYS VOTE ON HAYTI FIRM LOAN
SO, WHO IS RUNNING HAYTI?
JENKINS SWORN IN AS MAYOR
MOTIONS FLY AS COUNCIL OKS HAYTI-FIRM DEAL
HAYTI ON A SHORT LEASH
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H
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4/23/1989 D
4 E
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4/26/1989 D 1
0 N S69
S
2
4/27/1989 A
1 N M06
H
2
4/28/1989 A
1 N S69
H
2
4/28/1989 A
4 E
H
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5/03/1989 A
1 P N
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5/03/1989 A
1 N M06
H
2
5/05/1989 A 1
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H
2
5/10/1989 A
1 N S69
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2
5/11/1989 A
4 E
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5/12/1989 A
1 P N S69
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5/12/1989 C
1 P N M06
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5/16/1989 A
1 H S69
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5/16/1989 C
1 N
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5/16/1989 A
1 N M06
H
2
5/25/1989 A
1 N S69
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5/30/1989 A
1 N M06
S
2
5/31/1989 A
1 N M06
H
2
6/01/1989 A
L N R63
H
2
6/04/1989 A
1 N R63
S
2
6/05/1989 A
4 E
S
2
6/05/1989 C
1 N
H
2
6/06/1989 C
1 P N
H
2
6/06/1989 C
1 P N R63
H
2
6/07/1989 C
1 N S69
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6/10/1989 A
4 E
H
2
6/20/1989 B
1 N S69
S
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6/20/1989 A
1 P N M06
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6/21/1989 B
1 N
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6/22/1989 A
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6/25/1989 D
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6/29/1989 C
1 C N R63
H
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6/29/1989 C
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2
6/29/1989 A
1 N C61
S
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7/03/1989 A
I N H65
H
2
7/04/1989 A
1 N S69
H
2
7/04/1989 A
t E
S
2
7/07/1989 A
t E
H
2
7/11/1989 A
1 N S82
S
2
7/21/1989 A
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7/22/1989 A
1 N S69
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7/22/1989 A
1 P N M06
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8/08/1989 A
1 N M06
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8/09/1989 D ■
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8/20/1989 A '
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8/21/1989 A
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8/22/1989 B 1
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S
2
8/22/1989 B 1
P N M06
H
2
8/23/1989 C 1
N R63
S
2
8/23/1989 A 1
P N M06
H
2
8/24/1989 C 1
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H
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8/29/1989 A 1
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H
2
8/30/1989 C ]
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H
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8/31/1989 A i
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9/05/1989 A '
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9/22/1989 A «
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10/06/1989 A 1
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H
2 10/10/1989 B 1
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H
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11/21/1989 B i
P N R63
S
2
11/21/1989 C 1
N C61
S
2
11/22/1989 A 1
N C61
S
2
11/24/1989 A i
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H
2
11/26/1989 D 4
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N C61
H
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11/30/1989 B 1
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12/04/1989 A 4
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12/05/1989 A 1
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12/05/1989 C 1
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U.S. POSTAL SERVICE SUSPENDS HAYTI CONSUMER CORP. PAYMENTS
HAYTI SECTION
SEE DURHAM, N.C, HAYTI SECTION
HAYTI SUPPORT CENTER
STATE SEIZES RECORDS OF HAYTI GROUP
HAZARDOUS MATERIALS
SEE ALSO CHEMICALS
SEE ALSO DURHAM FIRE DEPT., HAZARDOUS-RESPONSE TEAM
SEE ALSO ENVIRONMENTAL CONTAMINANTS
SEE ALSO HAZARDOUS UASTE TREATMENT, N.C
SEE ALSO RADIATION
RALEIGH HOPES TOXIC HOUSEHOLD UASTE COLLECTION WILL START TREND
DURHAM COUGHS UP TONS Of TOXINS
MITSUBISHI PRAISES EMERGENCY PERSONNEL
HAZARDOUS UASTE DISPOSAL
SEE HAZARDOUS UASTE TREATMENT, N.C.
HAZARDOUS UASTE TREATMENT, CHAPEL HILL
OFFICIALS SAY RADIOACTIVE SITE PROBLEM 'INSIGNIFICANT'
HAZARDOUS UASTE TREATMENT , DURHAM
SEE ALSO CHEMICAL SPILLS
SEE ALSO DURHAM FIRE DEPT., HAZARDOUS-RESPONSE TEAM
SOUTHCHEH LANDFILL 'HAZARDOUS'
CITY NEEDS PLANNING FOR HAZARDOUS WASTES
GROUD UATER FOUND TAINTED BY DUKE DUMP
GLAXO SEEKS N-UASTE INCINERATOR
DUKE CANDIDNESS WELCOME
STATE STUDIES UELL WATER NEAR DUKE FOREST DUMP
UATER NEAR DUKE DUMP CALLED 'SAFE'
HAZARDOUS WASTE TREATMENT, N.C. _
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, N.C, HAZARDOUSUASTE miT
SEE ALSO CHATHAM COUNTY, N.C, HAZARDOUS WASTE TREATMENT
SEE ALSO CHEMICAL SPILLS
SEE ALSO GOVERNOR'S AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT IN
SEE ALSO GOVERNOR'S TASK FORCE ON WASTE MANAGEMENT
SEE ALSO HAZARDOUS MATERIALS
SEE ALSO INCINERATORS
SEE ALSO N.C. INDUSTRIAL WASTE MANAGEMENT COMMISSION (PROPOSED)
SEE ALSO N.C LOU-LEVEL RADIOACTIVE WASTE MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY
SEE ALSO N.C STATE UNIV., RADIOACTIVE WASTE DISPOSAL
SEE ALSO N.C UASTE MANAGEMENT BOARD
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR UASTES DISPOSAL AND STORAGE
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY HAZARDOUS MATERIALS TEAM
SEE ALSO PCB (POLYCHLORINATED BIPHENYLS)
SEE ALSO PERSON COUNTY, N.C, HAZARDOUS WASTE TREATMENT
SEE ALSO RADIATION
SEE ALSO REGIONAL SOLID WASTE TASK FORCE
SEE ALSO RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, HAZARDOUS WASTE TREATMENT
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C-CHAPEL HILL, HAZARDOUS UASTE TREATMENT
SEE ALSO UASTE DISPOSAL
ATC GETS FIVE-YEAR CONTRACT UITH EPA
LEGISLATOR SAYS UASTE COULD TAINT WATER IN N.C _
SERVICES SPROUT FROM WARINESS OF HIDDEN HAZARDOUS UASTE
FEWER CITES TREAT HAZARDOUS UASTE
WASTE-BURNING PLANT PROMPTS CALLS IN STANLY COUNTY
UASTE SITE INCENTIVES TO GET STUDY
NUCLEAR UASTE FORUM PLANNED FOR HILLSBOROUGH
DAVIE OFFICIALS TO SPEAK AGAINST NUCLEAR FACILITY
FORUM TO ADDRESS UASTE DUMP SITE _
INDUSTRIES UANT STATE TO HELP FIND NEU HAZARDOUS UASTE DISPOSAL SITE
S.C GOVERNOR ASKED TO HELP COMPANY PUSH FOR UASTE PLANT
TOXIC UASTE UNCOVERED AT OLD FORT
CONSULTANT OFFERS UAY TO APPROACH FINDING UASTE SITE
STATE'S RADIOACTIVE UASTE PANEL HIRES CONSULTING FIRM
H 2 12/23/1989 A 1 N R63
H 2 4/21/1989 A 1 P N S69
S 2 1/16/1989 A
H 2 2/19/1989 A
H 2 6/14/1989 C
3 N
1 C N C60
3 N M51
CHH 1 11/17/1989 A 1 P N S17
5/25/1989
11/02/1989
11/15/1989
11/17/1989
12/02/1989
12/09/1989
12/29/1989
M N C47
E
N N36
N K65
E
NE33
M N E33
UASTE MGMT.
CHH 1
1/03/1989 A
6
N
H 2
1/07/1989 A
6
N
H 2
1/07/1989 C
1
N K65
H 2
1/07/1989 C
1
N K65
H 2
1/08/1989 C
3
N
H 2
1/08/1989 D
8 P N
CHH 1
1/17/1989 A
1
N M20
S 2
1/17/1989 C
3
N
CHH 1
1/18/1989 A
3 P N M20
H 2
1/20/1989 B
4
N
H 1
1/27/1989 C
4
N
H 2
1/28/1989 C
14
N
H 2
1/31/1989 B
5
N K65
H 2
2/01/1989 B
7
N
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MARTIN, MAVRETIC WORKING ON UASTE PLAN
ASSEMBLY FACES DEADLINES ON HAZARDOUS UASTE ISSUE
N.C. STATE CHOSEN FOR HAZARDOUS WASTE STUDY CENTER
PANEL BACKS HAZARDOUS UASTE STORAGE INSTEAD OF TREATMENT
S.C. LIMITS ON HANDLING HAZARDOUS WASTE CALLED WARNING FOR N.C. TO...
N.C. HOPES BILL WILL STALL UASTE BAN
MARTIN ISSUES ENVIRONMENTAL ORDER ON REDUCING UASTE
LEGISLATORS PUT HAZARDOUS UASTE BILL ON FAST TRACK TO SHOW GOOD FAITH
HACKNEY LAUDS MARTIN'S ACTION ON UASTE ISSUE
BILL PROPOSES INCENTIVES FOR COMPANIES CUTTING UASTE
LOCAL PANEL URGED TO OVERSEE UASTE SITE
NEIGHBOR PRODS STATE TOWARD WASTE SOLUTION
LEGISLATORS KEEP HAZARDOUS WASTE BILL ON FAST TRACK
SENATE COMMITTEE APPROVES HAZARDOUS UASTE BILL
HAZARDOUS WASTE SITE MEASURE SENT TO FULL SENATE
LEGISLATORS GO TO VIRGINIA TO DISCUSS HAZARDOUS UASTE REGIONAL COMPACT
SENATE TENTATIVELY APPROVES BILL ON HAZARDOUS UASTE SITE
HERTFORD MAY VOLUNTEER FOR WASTE PLANT
PANEL NARROWS WASTE DUMP SITE SEARCH
STATE SENATE VOTES 47-0 FOR HAZARDOUS WASTE BILL
N.C. ALLOWED TO SHIP SOME WASTES TO S.C.
FORMER KOPPER CO. SITE IN HORRISVILLE ADDED TO EPA'S NATIONAL PRIORITIES
WICKER VOUS NO RUSH ON HAZARDOUS WASTE BILL
DUKE SCIENTIST DISCUSSES RADIOACTIVE-WASTE STORAGE
MILLER! MUST BLOCK UASTE BILLS
PROPOSED LEGISLATION AIMED AT TENNESSEE, SOUTH CAROLINA
WASTE SITE PANEL EXPECTS ORGANIZED PROTESTS AT EVERY MEETING
BOTH PLOTT HOUNDS AND BILL ARE HOWLING SUCCESSES
GOV. MARTIN HOPES EPA WON'T CONTROL PROGRAM
ENVIRONMENTALISTS URGE EPA TO HALT ITS 'ASSAULT' ON N.C.
HAZARDOUS WASTE BACK ON AGENDA
COMMITTEE APPROVES HAZARDOUS WASTE BILL
HOUSE APPROVES BILL ON HAZARDOUS WASTE TREATMENT
DEM OFFICIAL SAYS RECORD SHOWS REGIONAL OFFICE NOT OVERLY LENIENT
HAZARDOUS WASTE PLANT BILL IS ENACTED BY SENATE
STATE UASTE SITE ESSENTIAL
RADIOACTIVE WASTE DISPOSAL REPORT URGES EARLY USE OF MEDIATORS
TURNER NAMED HAZARDOUS WASTE DIRECTOR
UASTE COMMISSION HOPES TO OVERCOME PUBLIC'S DISTRUST
RESIDENTS CALL FOR EXPANDED CLEANUP PLAN AT KOPPERS CO.
100 ATTEND EPA HEARING, CRITICAL OF KOPPER CLEAN-UP
PREFERRED BIDDER CHOSEN FOR LOU-LEVEL RADIOACTIVE UASTE SITE
LEGISLATORS UANT NEXT HOST STATE NAMED BEFORE '93
ENVIRONMENTALISTS PROTEST SELECTION OF CHEM-NUCLEAR TO RUN UASTE SITE
STATE FINISHES DEM INVESTIGATION
RTI STUDY REVEALS 95X OF TOXIC UASTE IN WATER
LEGISLATORS FRET ABOUT ACCIDENTS AT DISPOSAL
REPORT SAYS STATE NEEDS MORE INSPECTORS FOR HAZARDOUS UASTE
HAZARDOUS UASTE INCINERATOR LOOMS FOR STATE, LAWMAKERS SAY
THORNBURG RECOMMENDS STRICTER PUNISHMENTS FOR DUMPING CHEMICALS
$30 MILLION TOXIC WASTE INCINERATOR URGED FOR N.C.
UASTE DISPOSAL LAW DISPUTED
N.C. , 4 OTHER STATES. . .READY TO SIGN AGREEMENT TO DISPOSE OF HAZARDOUS
LEGISLATIVE SESSION ON HAZARDOUS UASTE LIKELY
MARTIN SET TO CALL BACK LAWMAKERS
SINGLE-ISSUE SESSION PROPERLY PRAGMATIC
CONSIDERING REGIONAL APPROACH TO HAZARDOUS WASTE DISPOSAL
GENERAL ASSEMBLY RETURNS FOR GARBAGE
TECHNOLOGY, BETTER ATTITUDES BOTH NEEDED TO SAVE PLANET
MARTIN PUTS SPECIAL SESSION ON HOLD
MARTIN WILL CUT TRIP SHORT IF NECESSARY FOR WASTE PACT
STATE TO HAVE INCINERATOR BY END OF 1993
HAZARDOUS UASTE SITE ECONOMIC NECESSITY
N.C. CAN HANDLE HAZARDOUS UASTE, STATE OFFICIALS TELL EPA
MARTIN HOPES TO SALVAGE WASTE COMPACT
MARTIN PROPOSES MORE HAZARDOUS UASTE DISPOSAL
COMMERCIAL PURCHASES INCREASINGLY INCLUDE ENVIRONMENTAL PROBE
WE'LL HAVE TO PAY THE COSTS
7 MEETINGS WILL BRIEF LEGISLATORS ON WASTE PLAN
THOMtfN APPOINTED TO COMPACT GROUP
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
S 2
H 2
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
-DATE-
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CHH 1
2/05/1989 B
2/07/1989 D
2/09/1989 C
2/18/1989 B
2/24/1989 A
3/01/1989 A
3/03/1989 A
3/03/1989 A
3/04/1989 A
3/09/1989 B
3/10/1989 A
3/11/1989 A
3/14/1989 B
3/15/1989 B
3/16/1989 B
3/16/1989 B
3/17/1989 B
3/18/1989 C
3/21/1989
3/21/1989
3/23/1989
3/31/1989
4/05/1989
4/07/1989
4/09/1989 B
4/14/1989 B
4/19/1989 B
4/19/1989 D
4/21/1989 A
4/22/1989 A
5/15/1989 B
5/17/1989 A
5/19/1989
5/25/1989
5/31/1989
6/01/1989
6/14/1989
6/18/1989
6/22/1989
6/22/1989
6/23/1989
6/30/1989
6/30/1989
7/06/1989
7/12/1989
7/17/1989
7/23/1989 B
7/29/1989 C
7/30/1989 C
8/02/1989 B
8/26/1989 A
8/30/1989
9/01/1989
9/03/1989
9/06/1989
9/08/1989
9/10/1989
9/11/1989
9/12/1989
9/16/1989
9/22/1989
9/28/1989
10/11/1989
10/18/1989
10/20/1989
10/27/1989
11/18/1989
11/28/1989
11/28/1989 B
11/29/1989 A
8
4
8
3
11
1
1
11
3
2
11
4
4
7
3
3
6
3
1
7
9
1
11
1
3
5
5
9
13
11
1
9
10
1
5
4
1
1
1
1
1
10
10
10
1
1
11
2
10
7
1
3
13
1
1
4
2
7
5
1
14
11
4
1
1
1
1
4
1
3
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N
N
N
N
N
P N
N
N
P N M25
N
N
E
N
N
N
N
N
N
P N
N
N
N
N
N A54
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
P N
N
N M25
N
E
N K65
P N L90
N S22
N K65
N K65
N
N
N
N M25
P N T77
>N
N
N
N
N
N M25
N
N
N L40
E
U L40
J Oil
J Oil
N
N
» N
E
N L40
N L40
N L40
N C60
E
N L40
N
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SUBJECTS
AREA LEGISLATORS HAVE QUESTIONS ON PACT
UASTE AGREEMENT CRITICS TAKE AIM AS PANELS MEET
REGIONAL UASTE PACT APPROVED „,
MICHAUX: N.C. GOT BAD WASTE-PACT DEAL (CORRECTED) mi
FOURBILLS DID NOT GET CONSIDERATION IN SPECIAL SESSION
HAZARDOUS UASTE PACT PUTS TAXPAYER9 AT RISK
SHEARONHARRIS SITE MAKES SENSEj^UAKE COUNTY OFFICIAL SAYS
HAZARDOUS UASTE COMES HOME TO ROOST
WILLHOIT URGES SCRUTINY ON TESTING OF UASTE SITES
COMMISSIONER FEARS COUNTY MAY BE SITE FOR INCINERATOR
CORRECTIONS
DISPATCHING THE UASTE PROBLEM
CHEN-NUCLEAR DEFENDS ENVIRONMENTAL RECORD
RfUHDCLEAN AT BARNWELL SITE, COMPANY. STATE OFFICIALS SAY
UASTE PACT DOESN'T SOLVE PROBLEM.BUT IT DOES BUY STATE SOME TIME
CHATHAM BOARD ADVOCATES UASTE SITE PROTECTIONS
DRILLING SUGGESTS UASTE SITE SUITABLE
HAZARDOUS UASTE TREATMENT, ORANGE COUNTY
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C. _
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY HAZARDOUS MATERIALS TEAM
NUCLEAR UASTE FORUM PLANNED FOR HILLSBOROUGH
J^^g%£ffXFJB&n RADIOACTIVE UASTE FACILITY
OFFICIALS FIELD QUESTIONS ABOUT LOU-LEVEL RADIOACTIVE UASTE SITE
MEETING TURNOUT PLEASES MCADOO
HAZARDOUS UASTE TREATMENT, PERSON COUNTY _ATm„
SEE PERSON COUNTY, N.C, HAZARDOUS UASTE TREATMENT
HAZARDOUS UASTE TREATMENT, U.S.
SEE ALSO CHEMICAL SPILLS
SEE ALSO S.Ci, HAZARDOUS UASTE TREATMENT
RTP FIRM GETS EPA CLEANUP CONTRACT
HAZEN AND SAWYER
SEE ALSO CONSULTING FIRMS
report: mcgouan site MORE ECONOMICAL
REACTIONS VARY TO DAM SITE PROPOSALS
PROTESTERS rally against eno dam site
FIRM STUDYING UASTE DISPOSAL IN SIX COUNTIES
REGIONAL TREATMENT PLAN CALLED TOO COSTLY
HAZING
SEE ALSO COLLEGES, U.S., STUDENTS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, FRATERNITIES AND SORORITIES
NCCU SUSPENDS FRATERNITY MEMBERS AFTER 2 STUDENTS HURT IN HAZING
HAZING A TRADITION NO LONGER ACCEPTABLE ON CAMPUS
STUDENTS REMINDED OF RULES AGAINST HAZING
HEAD SHOPS
SEE DRUG PARAPHERNALIA
HEAD START
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO HEAD START
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, HANDICAPPED
SEE ALSO OPERATION BREAKTHROUGH
COMMUNITY GETS A HAND FROM CFS
CFSERS BREAK A LEG FOR HEAD START _
HEAD START PROGRAM FACES REALITY OF SUBSTANCE ABUSE
HEAD START HAS 90 SLOTS AVAILABLE
HEADACHES
CLUSTER HEADACHE: NO ONE HAS TIME FOR THE PAIN
HEADLIGHTS
BILL WOULD REQUIRE CAR HEADLIGHTS BE ON WHEN WIPERS USED
SENATE SHOULD REJECT UIPER, PROFANITY LAWS
E
D
2
2
2
2
2
2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
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12/01/1989
12/07/1989
12/08/1989
12/08/1989
12/09/1989
12/09/1989
12/10/1989
12/10/1989
12/11/1989
12/12/1989
12/14/1989
12/15/1989
12/16/1989
12/16/1989
12/17/1989
12/20/1989
12/29/1989
1/17/1989 A
2/13/1989 A
3/14/1989 A
3/15/1989 A
12/16/1989 A
1
1
1
1
3P
N L40
N L40
N L40
N C61
N
E
N H25
E
N K25
N M25
N
E
N M25
N M25
U L40
N K25
N M25
N M20
N M20
N S17
N H90
N M20
S 2 9/28/1989 A 1 N E33
CHH
CHH
CHH
H
H
1/04/1989
1/05/1989
1/31/1989
2/11/1989
6/23/1989
3 P N M20
2 N M20
1 N M20
1 N H60
1 N K65
H 2 2/23/1989 C 1 N N36
H 2 8/28/1989 B 1 N R60
H 2 10/07/1989 C 3 N
S 2 1/27/1989 A 8 P U S76
H 2 1/28/1989 B 1 P U S76
CHH 1 3/13/1989 A 3 N C62
H 2 6/28/1989 C 2 N
CHH 1 4/21/1989 A 6 U
H 2 4/13/1989 A 14 N
S 2 5/12/1989 A 4 E
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SEE ALSO AHARON GROUP INC.
SEE ALSO INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT, DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT PARKS
AHARON TAKES OUT MORTGAGE
HEALING THE HIND (CHAPEL HILL HERALD SERIES)
SEE ALSO MENTAL HEALTH
AN ABUNDANCE OF THERAPISTS/HEALING THE MIND
'IT'S ALL CONFIDENTIAL'/HEALING THE MIND
REACHING OUT FOR SUPPORT/HEALING THE MIND
HEALTH CARE
SEE ALSO AREA HEALTH EDUCATION CENTERS
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, HEALTH CARE
SEE ALSO CHRONIC ILLNESS
SEE ALSO DISEASE DISCRIMINATION
SEE ALSO FOLK MEDICINE
SEE ALSO FOUNDATION FOR BETTER HEALTH OF DURHAM
SEE ALSO HOME HEALTH CARE
SEE ALSO KATE B. REYNOLDS HEALTH CARE TRUST
SEE ALSO MENTAL HEALTH CENTERS, N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C. HEALTH CARE FACILITIES ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO PRENATAL CARE
SEE ALSO PRISONERS, N.C, HEALTH CARE PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO REGISTERED CARE TECHNOLOGISTS
SEE ALSO RURAL HEALTH CLINICS, N.C.
SEE ALSO UNITED HEALTH SERVICES OF N.C.
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL CENTER FOR HEALTH PROMOTION & DISEASE.
SEE ALSO "WELLNESS PROGRAM"
ty^ ALSO WOMEN. HEALTH CARE
UNC PROFESSORS HELP WRITE NATIONAL MEDICAL REPORT
2 UNC PROFESSORS ON PREVENTIVE SERVICES PANEL
HEALTH AFFAIRS FORUM BEGINS TODAY
STANDARDS TO PROTECT HOSPITAL PATIENTS' RIGHT TO COMPLAIN
TELEPHONE USEFUL IN OBTAINING HEALTH CARE/TAKING CARE OF YOUR HEALTH
HEALTH RISK REPORTS ARE RISKY BUSINESS, MEDIA EXPERT SAYS
WHO PAYS FOR THE BABIES?
'CONFUSION' OVER PUBLIC HEALTH ROLE DISCUSSED
HEALTH CARE, COSTS
SEE ALSO ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME, COSTS
SEE ALSO HEALTH MAINTENANCE ORGANIZATIONS
SEE ALSO HOSPITALS, COSTS
SEE ALSO MEDICAID
SEE ALSO MEDICAL FEES
SEE ALSO MEDICARE
SEE ALSO MENTAL HEALTH, COSTS
SEE ALSO PRESCRIPTION DRUGS, COSTS
DUKE MEDICAL CENTER OFFICIAL SAYS SAO STUDY HAS FLAWS H 2
AMA HEAD DETAILS FIGHT TO PROTECT HEALTH CARE H 2
PRICE SAYS HEALTH CARE PROBLEMS ON THE HORIZON CHH 1
RTP SCIENTIST: CONSUMERS TO PAY RISING AIDS COSTS S 2
HITCHINGS, OTHERS WEIGH COSTS OF AIDS, DRUG ABUSE, SICKLE CELL S 1
BLUE CROSS PLANS TORN BETWEEN PUBLIC SERVICE, PROFITS H 2
HEALTH COSTS: SHOP AROUND H 2
DUKE WANTS INDIGENT BIRTH COSTS SPLIT WITH COUNTY H 2
RECORD BLUE CROSS RATES COULD HIT TAR HEELS HARD H 2
152 HOSPITALS' MEDICAL PROCEDURES, CHARGES COMPARED H 2
HEALTH CARE REFORM CALLS GROW H 2
COST OF AIDS CARE RISING DRAMATICALLY CHH 1
AIDS PATIENTS' HOUSING NEEDS FELT IN CHAPEL HILL CHH 1
PUBLIC HOSPITALS FACING A FINANCIAL DISASTER S 2
THE HEALTH CARE DILEMMA H 2
PANELIST LINKS HEALTH-CARE DILEMMA TO VALUES CHH 1
WORKERS LOSING HEALTH BENEFITS AS COSTS RISE H 2
«NTAL PATIENTS* STAY TWICE STATE AVERAGE— REPORT CHH 1
BLUE CROSS! HEALTH COSTS OUT OF CONTROL S 2
THE HIGH COST OF LIVING H 2
S 2 1/03/1989 A 1 N
CHH 1 8/07/1989 A
CHH 1 8/08/1989 A
CHH 1 8/09/1989 A
1 P Q S17
1 P Q S17
1 P Q S17
CHH 1 5/03/1989 A
2
N S17
H 2 5/12/1989 C
5
N
H 2 5/18/1989 C
2
N
H 2 6/28/1989 C
1 T N C60
S 2 8/16/1989 A
11
U
CHH 1 9/26/1989 A
3
N
H 2 10/05/1989 A
4
E
CHH 1 10/13/1989 A
3
N
1/06/1989
2/18/1989
2/24/1989
2/28/198?
2/28/1989
4/02/1989
4/18/1989
5/14/1989
6/21/1989
6/30/1989
7/31/1989 B
8/06/1989 A
8/06/1989 A
8/14/1989 A
9/27/1989 A
10/15/1989 A
10/16/1989 B
11/13/1989 A
12/18/1989 A
12/31/1989 D
N P38
N
N
N M06
N
N
E
N C60
N
N C60
N
N S17
N S17
E
E
N M25
N
N S17
N E33
E
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S 2 5/24/1989 A 6 P F G59
H 2 6/28/1989 C 1 T N C60
3 P N L90
3 P P L38
OH 1 4/07/1989 A
CHH 1 4/09/1989 A
CHH 1 6/16/1989 A
H 2 10/06/1989 C
H 2 8/28/1989 B
H 2 11/29/1989 B
BOOK RECALLS MEDICAL PRACTICE IN RURAL AFRICA
HEALTH CARE, PATIENT RIGHTS
SEE ALSO HOSPITALS, U.S.
SEE ALSO MENTAL PATIENTS RIGHTS „
STANDARDS TO PROTECT HOSPITAL PATIENTS' RIGHT TO COMPLAIN
HEAL TH CARE WORKERS
SEE ALSO ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME, HEALTH PROFESSIONALS
SEE ALSO EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIANS
SEE ALSO NURSES, U.S.
S^cl,^TriTERA'l)EPARTMENT» FACES DEARTH OF PROFESSIONALS CM 1 3/16/1989 A
LOOKING AT JOB POSSIBILITIES CHH 1 3/31/1989 A
HEALTH EDUCATION
SEE ALSO SEX EDUCATION
HELPERS GROUP SEEKS TO GIVE TEENS ACCURATE INFO ABOUT HEALTH ISSUES
'HEALTH YOURSELF' PREPARING FOR COUNTY-WIDE SERVICE
COPING WITH PATIENTS' FEARS
CONTESTS, OTHER EVENTS TO PROMOTE AIDS AWARENESS
HEALTH rAIK _ _ _ ,4nn~. A
HEALTH FAIR CELEBRATION S 2 2/17/1989 A
HEALTH FAIR HONORS VOUJNTEERS/TIESDAY TALK H 2 2/21/1989 A
A FAIR WORKOUT H 2 4/28/1989 C
NEXT HEALTH FAIR TO BE IN SPRING 8 2 7/07/1989 C
PREVENTIVE MEDICINE CHN 1 9/18/1989 A
HEALTH FOODS
SEE ALSO FOOD
KITCHEN SET UP TO DEMONSTRATE COOKING FOR ENJOYMENT AND HEALTH
GRAIN OF TRUTH/ARE CEREAL HEALTH CLAIMS VALID? WELL ...YES AND NO
HEALTH INSURANCE _ .
SEE ALSO BLUE CROSS AND BLUE SHIELD OF N.C.
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, DURHAM, HEALTH INSURANCE
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, N.C, HEALTH INSURANCE
SEE ALSO CHIRP (CHILDREN'S HEALTH INCENTIVES REFORM PLAN)
SEE ALSO CATASTROPHIC ILLNESS HEALTH INSURANCE
SEE ALSO HEALTHCARE
SEE ALSO HEALTH MAINTENANCE ORGANIZATIONS
SEE ALSO INSURANCE
SEE ALSO PERSONAL CARE PLAN
SEE ALSO SENIOR CITIZENS, HEALTH INSURANCE
SEE ALSO UNIVERSAL HEALTH INSURANCE „ „ ( mB„OBB .
'CARING PROGRAM' HELPS THE CHILDREN H 2 1/25/1989 D
RTP SCIENTIST: CONSUMERS TO PAY RISING AIDS COSTS S 2 2/28/1989 A
EXPANDED HQUCAL COVERAGE CALLED FOR TO REDUCE N.C. INFANT MORTALITY... H 2 3/02/1989 B
DUKE PROF SAYS HEALTH INSURANCE MORE WIDESPREAD „ S 2 3/07/1989 C
BLUE CROSS ATTRIBUTES $74.5 MILLION » 88 LOSS TO COST OF CARE H 2 3/19/1989 A
HENDERSON MAN BATTLES SYSTEM FOR CANCER TREATMENT, LIFE H 2 3/26/1989 A
BLUE CROSS PLANS TORN BETWEEN PUBLIC SERVICE, PROFITS H 2 4/02/1989 A
HEALTH INSURANCE DEPENDS ON NEEDS S 2 4/12/1989 A
BILL WOULD MAKE HEALTH INSURANCE AVAILABLE FOR ALL S 2 5/02/1989 A
PROGRAM SEEKS TO FILL INSURANCE GAP FOR CHILDREN FROM LOW-EARNING... H 2 6/17/1989 C
RECORD BLUE CROSS RATES COULD HIT TAR HEELS HARD H 2 6/21/1989 A
INSURANCE RATE INCREASES HURTING SMALL COMPANIES' EMPLOYEES H 2 6/22/1989 C
UNHEALTHY PRICE HIKES H 2 6/28/1989 A
BILL WOULD PROVIDE HEALTH INSURANCE FOR NON-QUALIFIERS H 2 8/06/1989 B
STATE PROVIDES MEDICARE ADVICE/SUNDAY FOCUS' THE MEDICARE GAP CHH 1 8/27/1989 A
OFFICIAL SAYS MANY BUY TOO MUCH COVERAGE/SUNDAY FOCUS*. THE MEDICARE GAP CHH 1 8/27/1989 A
CHATHAM BOARD MOVES ON INSURANCE PLAN CHH 1 9/02/1989 A
PANELIST LINKS HEALTH-CARE DILEMMA TO VALUES CHH 1 10/15/1989 A
WORKERS LOSING HEALTH BENEFnS AS COSTS RISE H 2 10/16/1989 B
FIREFIGHTERS RALLY SUFftttt FOR HOFFMAN CHH t 10/18/1989 A
INSTITUTE SEEKS *1.4 BILLION N.C. HEALTH INSURANCE PLAN H 2 10/28/1989 C
GUARANTEED MEDICAL INSURANCE PLAN GETS MIXED REVIEWS H 2 11/01/1989 D
3 N M25
3 P N L90
3 P N S17
4 N C60
2 P P K30
6 P U U15
3 P P K30
1 N M06
3 P P T44
1 P N C60
1 D N Zll
N P38
N M06
N
N
N
N N36
N
U
J Oil
N S22
N
N C60
E
N
N S17
N C62
N M25
N M25
N
N M25
N C60
N C60
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SEE ALSO HEALTH INSURANCE
SEE ALSO KAISER-PERMANENTE MEDICAL CARE PROGRAM
SEE ALSO PERSONAL CARE PLAN
2 DURHAM IMS AMONG N.C.'S MONEY-LOSERS
BLUE CROSS WB PLAN MAKES PROFIT
"HEALTH NIGHT OUT"
CANCER IN WOMEN MEETING TOPIC
DOCTOR TO TALK ON CHOLESTEROL
HEALTH SCREENING PROGRAM
SEE ALSO ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME, SCREENING TESTS
SEE ALSO BLOOD TESTS
SEE ALSO BREATHALYZER TEST
SEE ALSO CANCER SCREENING PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO URINALYSIS
AN EXAM FOR LIFE; MONTHLY BREAST SCREENING CLINIC OPENS AT UNC
HEALTHY GENERATIONS
SEE ALSO INFANTS
DURHAM AMONG 6 COUNTIES RECEIVING FEDERAL FUNDS TO FIGHT INFANT...
2 3/23/1989 C
2 10/05/1989 A
4/04/1989 A
5/22/1989 A
HEARING DEFECTS
SEE ALSO DEAF
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, CENTER FOR SPEECH AND HEARING DISORDERS
SEE ALSO N.C. DIVISION OF SERVICES FOR THE DEAF AND HARD OF HEARING
TROUPE MAKES MAGIC S
SERVING THE HEARING IMPAIRED H
FINAL UPS AND DOWNS CHH
HEARING LOSS! PREVENTION IS THE MESSAGE CHH
BETTER HEARING AND SPEECH MONTH S
COUNTY INSTALLS HEARING DEVICE CHH
HEARING IMPAIRMENT
SEE HEARING DEFECTS
1/19/1989
1/21/1989
4/06/1989
5/07/1989
5/27/1989
11/29/1989
HEARSES
SEE ALSO FUNERALS
HEARSE A ROLLING BILLBOARD OF OUTRAGE
HEART ASSOCIATION, N.C.
SEE N.C. HEART ASSOCIATION
HEART ATTACKS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, CARDIOVASCULAR MEDICINE
SEE ALSO HEART DISEASE
COUPLE CANDIDATES FOR HEART PATIENT OF YEAR FOR THEIR REACTION...
NEW MACHINE MAY HELP TEAMS IMPROVE HANDLING CARDIAC ARRESTS
FASTER MEDICAL CARE ONLY HEARTBEATS AUAY
HIGH-TECH DEVICE RESTORES WOMAN'S HEARTBEAT
TRUCKER DEAD AFTER BIZARRE ACCIDENT
UNC STUDY! CARBON MONOXIDE MAY ADD TO HEART ATTACK RISK
HEART DISEASE
SEE ALSO BLACKS, N.C, HEART DISEASE
SEE ALSO CARDIAC CATHETERIZATION
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, HEART CENTER
SEE ALSO HEART ATTACKS
SEE ALSO HEART RESEARCH
SEE ALSO ORANGE CARDIOVASCULAR FOUNDATION
SEE ALSO STRESS
SEE ALSO STROKES
HEART TROUBLE? VARIETY OF TESTS MEASURES STATUS
CARDIAC REHABILITATION WEEK ENDING TODAY
TYPE A BEHAVIOR PLUS ANGER BAD MIX, AUTHOR SAYS
UNC RESEARCHERS STUDY HEART ATTACK DEATH RATES
CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE FORUM SET FOR MONDAY-WEDNESDAY AT DUKE
RESEARCH ON FATS MAY HOLD KEY TO TREATMENT FOR HEART PROBLEMS
COMPUTER LINKS DUKE, VANCE HOSPITALS
GLAXO CONDUCTS 'TALENT SEARCH' FOR MEDICINES
H 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
CHH 1
H 2
1/26/1989 C
5/31/1989 B
6/02/1989 A
6/09/1989 C
8/24/1989 A
11/15/1989 C
1 N
1 N E33
CHH 1 V13/1989 A 3 P N L90
H 2 6/18/1989 B 1 N C60
F B71
E
P L38
N S17
P S73
N W57
H 2 9/07/1989 C 1 P N N36
N C60
N B53
E
N B53
N H90
N C60
CHH 1
1/13/1989 A
6
u
CHH 1
2/18/1989 A
2
N L90
H 2
4/01/1989 C
3 P N C60
S 2
4/20/1989 A
9
N
H 2
5/20/1989 C
2
N D80
H 2
6/01/1989 C
4
N D80
H 1
6/03/1989 C
1
N D80
H 2
6/21/1989 A
10
N K65
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REGULAR EXERCISE IS NPORTANT TO PREVENT HEART DISEASE
THE STAGGERING FACTS/SUNDAY FOCUS: HEART DISEASE „«,„
REHAB PLAN URGES FITNESS FOR IMPROVED CARDIAC HEALTH/HEART DISEASE
DUKE STUDIES LINK BETWEEN STRESS, HEART DISEASE
WINNING STUDENTS' HEARTS GOAL OF MEDICAL GROUP _
HEART-DRUG COMMERCIALS MAY SELL* MORE THAN ENLIGHTEN
HEART-LUNG TRANSPLANT
BENEFIT AUCTION SET FOR TRANSPLANT PATIENT
HEART OF DURHAM HOTEL
POLICE LOG/MOTEL AND RESTAURANT ROBBED; THIRD HOLDUP ATTEMPT THWARTED
HEART RESEARCH
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, HEART CENTER
SEE ALSO HEART DISEASE
SEE ALSO TRANSESOPHAGEAL ECHOCARDIOGRAPHY
DUKE DOCTOR SAYS HOT TEMPER WORSE THAN OVERWORK FOR HEALTH OF HEART
UNC STUDY: BLACK MEN HAVE FASTER HEART RATES
RESEARCH AT DUKE COULD LEAD TO SAVING HEART MUSCLE
UNC STUDY LINKS ENDORPHIN LEVELS, PAINS IN CHEST
HEART SURGERY
SEE ALSO ANGIOPLASTY
SEE ALSO CARDIAC CATHETERIZATION
SEE ALSO CORONARY BYPASS SURGERY
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL, HEART CATHETERIZATION AND SURGERY
SEE ALSO SURGERY
COUNTY GENERAL'S OPEN HEART SURGERY PROGRAM SET H
COPING WITH THE ANXIETY CHH
A/28/1989 A
9/10/1989 A
9/10/1989 A
9/16/1989 C
12/10/1989 B
12/13/1989 A
U
N SI?
N S17
N
N C60
U
H 2 6/20/1989 B 8 N
H 2 9/11/1989 B 6 N M51
H 2 1/16/1989 A
4
L
H 2 1/17/1989 B
2
N
CHH 1 6/20/1989 A
3
N
S 2 7/21/1989 C
1
N
CHH 1 11/17/1989 A
9
N
4/12/1989 C
12/11/1989 A
HEARTWORM
HEARTW0RM8( MOST VETS RECOMMEND YEAR-ROUND TREATMENT CHH
HEARTWORMS - A HIDDEN TRAGEDY CHH
HEAT EXHAUSTION
SEE ALSO HYPERTHERMIA
THE HEAT OF THE DAY
COPING WITH THE HEATj ADVICE TO HELP THE ELDERLY,..
IT'S NOT TOO LATE FOR HEAT ILLNESS
HEAT STROKE
SEE HEAT EXHAUSTION
SEE HYPERTHERMIA
HEAT WAVE
SEE ALSO WEATHER, U.S. „ „
HEAT WILL CLOSE COUNTY SCHOOLS 2ND STRAIGHT DAY S 2
SWELTERING SCHOOLS TO CLOSE EARLY AGAIN H 2
SPLASHHHHH! H 2
BEATING THE HEAT CHH 1
JUNE COMES IN BLAZING HOT S 2
'TRIPLE-M' WEATHER SCORCHES AREA AGAIN S 2
OFFICERS HELP COX ELDERLY, HANDICAPPED S 2
HEAT, HUMIDITY CAUSE UNHEALTHY OZONE BUILDUP H 2
CHILLING OUT CHH 1
FANS AVAILABLE TO ELDERLY IN ORANGE CHH 1
SHADES-OF-SUMHER LIP-SHTICK H 2
YVONNE EXTINE AND SHERRY ETHERIDGE ENJOY THE SUN RECENTLY... CHH 1
SEEKING SOME COOL H 2
CITY SWIMMING POOLS PROVIDE RELIEF FROM STEAMY WEATHER S 2
A NOVEL TAN S 2
GOTCHA! CHH 1
DURHAM IN TOXIC PRESSURE COOKER/HEAT WAVE PARBOILS AREA IN RISKY MIX.., H 2
HEAT SENDS TAR HEELS SCURRYING FOR RELIEF H 2
GREAT BALL OF FIRE, IT'S HOT H 2
COWS III S 2
HEAT TURNS DURHAM INTO A SAUNA S 2
TWO SOURCES OF COOL WATER H 2
1 4/15/1989 A
1 7/30/1989 A
CHH 1 5/19/1989 A
CHH 1 6/09/1989 A
S 2 8/23/1989 A
6/01/1989 A
6/02/1989 C
6/02/1989 C
6/02/1989 A
6/02/1989 C
6/03/1989 B
6/03/1989 B
6/29/1989 C
7/08/1989 A
7/08/1989 A
7/09/1989 A
7/09/1989 A
7/10/1989 B
7/10/1989 C
7/10/1989
7/11/1989
7/12/1989
7/12/1989
7/12/1989
7/12/1989
7/12/1989 B
7/14/1989 C
N C60
N D38
10 P F
3 P N
5 P F
6 U
9 U
1
1
1 P
3 P
N S92
N
P L38
P C45
N H65
N A76
N B53
N C60
P L38
N L90
P T32
P T44
P T32
N T77
P K30
P L38
N C60
N T37
P S73
P C45
N A76
P L38
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HEAT, HUMIDITY COLLIDE, CAUSE DOUBLE DISCOMFORT
WHEN YOU'RE HOT, YOU'RE HOT
HOT BLOCK
THE HOT GET HOTTER WHILE THE COOL STAY COOLER
THE HOT GET HOTTER WHILE THE COOL STAY COOLER
COACHES HORE AWARE OF WEATHER CONDITIONS
HEAT TO CLOSE SCHOOLS EARLY
COUNTY SCHOOLS CLOSING EARLY TODAY
COUNTY SCHOOLS OPEN ALL DAY TOMORROW
THE BEAT AND HEAT GOES ON
BREAK IN HEAT, HUMIDITY MAKES COMPLETE DAY OF SCHOOL LIKELY
HEATING FUEL PRICES
SEE ALSO NATURAL GAS, RATES
SEE ALSO OIL PRICES
SEE ALSO UTILITY RATES
AREA FACES OIL PRICE INCREASES
LIMITED-OIL PRICES SOAR IN DURHAM
HEATING OIL PRICES
SEE HEATING FUEL PRICES
HEBREW
SEE ALSO FOREIGN LANGUAGES
SEE ALSO JEWS
HEBREW 'TESTIMONY' SHOWS TIES THAT BIND
HECHINGER CO.
BRADLEES LAYS OFF HALF ITS EHPLOYEES AS IT PREPARES TO CLOSE ITS DOORS
HECTOR'S RESTAURANT (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.)
RUNNING OVER WITH CUPS
HEISMAN TROPHY
HINES, CUTHBERT AMONG HEISMAN CANDIDATES, THANKS TO SPURRIER
CAN YOU NAME ALL 8 FOOTBALL AWARDS
EVEN IN N.Y., SPURRIER STILL A HOT TOPIC
HELICOPTERS
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, HELICOPTERS
SEE ALSO AIR AMBULANCE SERVICE
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, HELICOPTER SERVICE
SEE ALSO N.C. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, HELICOPTER SERVICE
STILL ON THE LINE/CHOPPER PATROL PROTECTS TELEPHONE CABLE
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S
2
7/15/1989 A
1 CNT77
H
2
7/25/1989 A
1 P P K30
S
2
7/25/1989 C
1 P P K30
H
2
8/06/1989 B
1 P P K30
H
2
8/06/1989 B
1 P P T32
H
2
8/09/1989 D
4 N C47
S
2
8/29/1989 A
1 N
H
2
8/30/1989 A
1 N
S
2
8/30/1989 A
1 N S92
H
2
8/31/1989 C
1 P P T32
H
2
8/31/1989 C
1 N C47
2 12/27/1989 A 1
2 12/29/1989 A 1
N C60
N C60
H
2 3/17/1989 D
5 R G68
H
2 1/14/1989 A
8 N C60
CHH 1 5/05/1989 A
3 P P L38
H
S
H
2 12/03/1989 C
2 12/05/1989 D
2 12/08/1989 B
2 U C49
1 U D18
1 P U C49
CHH 1 10/27/1989 A 1 P N H90
HELIUM
RTP FIRM TO SUPPLY HOSPITALS HELIUM
AIRCO OPENS LIQUID HELIUM DISTRIBUTION CENTER
HELLMUTH, OBATA & KASSABAUN, INC.
DURHAM CONSIDERS RENOVATING BALLPARK
DURHAM CONSIDERS RENOVATING BALLPARK
ARCHITECT! RENOVATING DAP THIRD ALTERNATIVE
HELMETS
SEE ALSO MOTORCYCLES
HELMET LAW REPEAL DRAWS LITTLE SUPPORT
BILL WOULD EXPAND HEUCT LAW TO MOPED RIDERS
PANEL BACKS REQUIRING HELMETS FOR HOPED RIDERS
PUT A SMART HEAD ON YOUR SHOULDERS/SHARING THE ROAD
BILL TO HELP AIDS VICTIMS FACES MORE AMENDMENTS
HOUSE VOTES TO ENACT CHANGES IN HELMET LAW
UNC POLICE EXPECT FEW WILL OBSERVE MOPED HELMET LAW
MOPED HELMET LAW BEGINS IN OCTOBER
DOT URGES HELMETS TO ACCOMPANY BIKES
HELPLINE (TELEPHONE COUNSELING AND REFERRAL SERVICE)
SEE ALSO MENTAL ILLNESS
HELPLINE DIRECTOR CITES GROWING NEED FOR SERVICE
S 2 11/27/1989 A 1
H 2 11/30/1989 C 2
H 2 7/12/1989 A 1 M N N36
H 2 7/12/1989 A 1 M N M88
H 2 7/13/1989 D 1 N M88
H 2
4/27/1989 B
3
N
H 2
5/10/1989 A
9
N
H 2
6/08/1989 B
5
N
CHH 1
6/24/1989 A
5
U
H 2
7/15/1989 A
6
N
H 2
8/01/1989 B
12
N
CHH 1
8/07/1989 A
1
N C6
CHH 1
9/15/1989 A
3
N
CHH 1
11/26/1989 A
3
N
CHH 1 10/30/1989 A 3 P N S17
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SEE ALSO DISEASES (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC DISEASES)
THE UNDERDIAGNOSED KILLER
SEE ALSO DISEASES (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC DISEASES)
SYNTHETIC CLOTTING HAY HELP HEHOPHILIACS— STUDY
HEMORRHOIDS
CAUSE OF HEMORRHOIDS REMAINS UNCLEAR
HENDERSON, N.C.
HENDERSON IS AT ONE OF STATE'S HOTTEST CROSSROADS
FRIDAY IS THE DEADLINE FOR COLORFEST ENTRIES
HENDERSON BYPASS CONTRACT APPROVED
HENDERSON TO HAVE LOOK OF CURCUS FOR COLORFEST SATURDAY
OXFORD, HENDERSON WILL VOTE ON EXPANDED PHONE SERVICE
ROSE'S CONSTRUCTING DATA-PROCESSING CENTER IN HENDERSON
CLERK KILLED: TEEN CHARGED IN HENDERSON
HENDERSON, N.C, DOWNTOWN REVITALIZATION
HENDERSON WILL BE FOCUS OF PUBLIC-AFFAIRS TELEVISION PROGRAM
RESTORATION WORK IN HENDERSON REFLECTS HISTORY
HENDERSON, N.C, ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO HENDERSON CITY COUTCILjELECTIONS
THREE CANDIDATES FILE FOR HENDERSON CITY COUNCIL SEATS
HENDERSON'S MAYOR FILES FOR RE-ELECTION
HENDERSON, N.C, INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT, N.C.
DISTRIBUTION CENTER PLANS TO BE OPEN BY FIRST OF OCT.
NEW HENDERSON LOWE'S WILL OPEN IN JANUARY
HENDERSON, N.C, MAYOR'S OFFICE
THREE CANDIDATES FILE FOR HENDERSON CITY COUNCIL SEATS
HEkERSON ANNUAL JURIED ART SHOW
SEE ALSO ARTS, N.C.
56 ARTISTS TO DISPLAY WORKS IN JURIED SHOW
HENDERSON CITY COUNCIL, ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO HENDERSON, N.C, ELECTIONS
THREE CANDIDATES FILE FOR HENDERSON CITY COUNCIL SEATS
HENDERSON'S MAYOR FILES FOR RE-ELECTION
HENDERSON HIGH SCHOOL
SEE VANCE HIGH SCHOOL
HENDERSON JAYCEES
HENDERSON JAYCEES PRESENT ANNUAL AWARDS
HENDERSON MIDDLE SCHOOL SPORTS, BASKETBALL
ROGERS-HERR 'RAMS' HENDERSON TEAM IN BASKETBALL
HENDERSON STREET (CHAPEL HILL, N.C)
HOUSE AGREEMENT REACHED
HENDERSON TOWERS
SEE J. J. HENDERSON TOWERS
HENDERSON/OXFORD AIRPORT
SEE OXFORD/HENDERSON AIRPORT
HENDERSON/VANCE COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
HENDERSON-VANCE CHAMBER BANQUET TICKETS ON SALE
LEADERSHIP COURSE SCHEDULED IN VANCE
12 PEOPLE IN LEADERSHIP VANCE PROGRAM
VANCE CHAMBER ADOPTS PROGRAM OF WORK FOR '90
H 2 9/15/1989 A 4 E
H 2 1/20/1989 C 1 N C60
CHH 1 1/20/1989 A 6 U
1 2/17/1989 C
1 8/09/1989 C
2 9/02/1989 C
1 9/07/1989 C
1 11/16/1989 C
1 11/17/1989 C
1 12/12/1989 C
H 1 6/22/1989 C
H 1 11/28/1989 B
1 M N 046
1 N H60
1 N R53
1 N H60
1 N T33
1 P N H60
1 N
1 NH60
1 P N H60
1 7/20/1989 C
1 7/27/1989 C
N H60
N H60
H 1 8/10/1989 C
H 1 10/21/1989 C
1 N H60
1 N H60
H 1 7/20/1989 C 1 N H60
H 1 10/21/1989 C 1 P N H60
H 1 7/20/1989 C
H 1 7/27/1989 C
1 N H60
1 N H60
H 1 1/25/1989 C 1 N H60
S 2 1/17/1989 D 4 P N A76
CHH 1 11/02/1989 A 3 P N M20
H 1 1/11/1989 C 1 N
H 1 7/28/1989 C 1 N H60
H 1 10/05/1989 C 1 N H60
H 1 12/29/1989 C 1 N H60
HENDERSON/VANCE COUNTY VICE SQUAD
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SEE ALSO DRUG ABUSE, PREVENTION
HENDERSON-VANCE AREA GEARING UP TO ATTACK DRUGS
HENBERSONVILLE, N.C.
BALLOON POPS IN ON RETIRED TEACHER
HEPATITIS
SEE ALSO DISEASES <SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC DISEASES)
SEE ALSO LIVER DISEASE
HEPATITIS TESTS NEGATIVE
NICK'S CAFE PATRONS URGED TO GET HEPATITIS INOCULATION
MANAGER DEFENDS HEPATITIS WARNING AS BUSINESS DIVES
SENATE APPROVES BILL LIFTING FURNITURE SALES RESTRICTIONS
FREE HEPATITIS SHOTS OFFERED TO RESTAURANT CUSTOMERS
BILL TO ALLOW DETENTION FOR TESTING FOR AIDS, HEPATITIS NEARS ENACTMENT
THE HERALD POLL
SEE ALSO DURHAM MORNING HERALD
SEE ALSO POLLS
SEE ALSO SURVEYS
CITY'S NEW BALLPARK FOULS OUT WITH VOTERS IN SURVEY
BALLPARK NEEDS CONCENSUS
SCHOOL MERGER FAVORED SLIGHTLY IN POLL
MERGER POLL ENCOURAGING
HERALD PUBLISHING CO.
SEE DURHAM HERALD CO.
HERALD-SUN GOLF TOURNAMENT
SEE ALSO DURHAM HERALD CO.
SEE ALSO DURHAM MORNING HERALD. SPORTS
SEE ALSO GOLF
HERALD-SUN MAKES FIRST VENTURE OUTSIDE DURHAM
H-S DEDICATION
WILDWOOD GREEN READY TO SHOW ITS STUFF TO DURHAM GOLFERS
GETTING READY FOR NO. 43
H-S GOLF CLASSIC
H-S GOLF CLASSIC OFFICIAL ENTRY LIST
HERALD-SUN FIELD SET AT 192 GOLFERS
HERALD-SUN STARTING TIMES SET
H-S CLASSIC WIDE OPEN IN '89
GETTING READY
HERALD-SUN AMATEUR GOLF TOURNAMENT
FIELD, COURSE LEAVE 1989 'A MYSTERY '/HERALD-SUN TOURNAMENT
STEELMAN DRIVES TO EARLY LEAD/HERALD-SUN TOURNAMENT
ACCURACY PAYS OFF
STEELMAN BLISTERS H-S FIELD/HERALD-SUN TOURNAMENT
STEELMAN ROMPS TO H-S MEDAL
VETERANS, NEWCOMERS MAKE MARKS/HERALD-SUN TOURNAMENT
NEW FACES SURVIVE IN CHAMPIONSHIP FLIGHT
CONTROVERSY ENDS WITH PLAYOFF HOLE
H-S LOSERS FALL HARD
VETERAN ALEXANDER SLIPS BY TILLMAN INTO SEMIFINALS
STEELMAN STRUGGLES, BUT SURVIVES
ALEXANDER, STEELMAN FACE HISTORY
HERALD-SUN HIGHLIGHTS
MEET 1989' S HERALD-SUN GOLF KINGS
EVERY FLIGHT HAS ITS CHAMP
EVERY FLIGHT HAS ITS CHAMP
STEELMAN CLAIMS HERALD-SUN TITLE
H-S CHAMPION
PAUL STEELMAN SCRAMBLES HIS WAY TO THE HERALD-SUN TITLE...
GRAHAM RULES H-S PRESIDENT'S FLIGHT
STEELMAN SCRAMBLES TO H-S TITLE
HERBERT C. BONNER BRIDGE
SEE ALSO BRIDGES, N.C.
GARDNER CALLS FOR ACTION TO SAVE BRIDGE
BONNER BRIDGE DESERVES PRIORITY
OCEAN CONTROL IS ROAD TO NOWHERE
H 1 11/14/1989 B 1 N H60
2 4/15/1989 A 1 P N S92
H
2
1/03/1989 B
4 N
H
2
5/10/1989 A
1 M N R63
H
2
5/11/1989 A
1 P N R63
H
2
5/11/1989 B
4 N
H
2
5/16/1989 C
1 N
H
2
6/27/1989 A
12 N
H 2 11/12/1989 A 1 D N S69
H 2 11/14/1989 A 4 E
H 2 11/19/1989 A 1 C N C47
H 2 11/22/1989 A 4 E
H
2
3/30/1989 D
1 M N C49
S
2
3/30/1989 B
1 P P S76
H
2
4/02/1989 C
5 N C49
S
2
4/05/1989 D
3 P P T32
S
2
6/05/1989 D
2 D N
S
2
6/09/1989 D
3 N
H
2
6/18/1989 C
5 N
S
2
6/22/1989 B
3 N
S
2
6/23/1989 B
1 P N F25
S
2
6/24/1989 B
1 P P C45
H
2
6/25/1989 C
4 P N K30
H
2
6/26/1989 D
1 N C49
H
2
6/27/1989 B
2 P N C49
S
2
6/27/1989 D
1 P N C09
H
2
6/28/1989 D
1 P N C49
S
2
6/28/1989 D
1 P N F25
H
2
6/29/1989 D
1 P N C49
S
2
6/29/1989 B
1 P N F25
H
2
6/30/1989 B
1 P N C49
S
2
6/30/1989 D
1 P N C09
H
2
7/01/1989 D
1 P N C49
S
2
7/01/1989 B
1 P N F25
H
2
7/02/1989 C
1 P N C49
H
2
7/02/1989 C
6 P P C45
H
2
7/03/1989 A
1 P P C45
H
2
7/03/1989 B
2 N C49
H
2
7/03/1989 B
2 N M64
H
2
7/03/1989 B
2 P N C49
S
2
7/03/1989 A
1 P P
S
2
7/03/1989 D
1 P P C45
S
2
7/03/1989 D
2 P N F25
S
2
7/03/1989 D
3 P U F25
H
2
3/14/1989 B
4 N
CHH 1
3/16/1989 A
4 E
CHH 1
7/30/1989 A
4 E
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HERBS
SEE ALSO FOLK MEDICINE
SEE ALSO PLANTS
HERBS & PERENNIALS LOOKING LUCRATIVE AT GOSS GREENHOUSE
GARDENING FOR THE KITCHEN; THE FRAGRANT ART OF GROWING HERBS
THE HOMESTEAD GARDEN; TONICS, FLAVORINGS AND CURES FROM THE HERB PATCH
HERBALIST. DRUMMER FOLLOWS NATURAL RHYTHMS
ENURES SHARES LORE
HERITAGE FOUNDATION
HELP CONSUMERS FOR A CHANGE
HERITAGE HILLS
FIRE GUTS HERITAGE HILLS HOME
HERITAGE SQUARE ASSOCIATES
HERITAGE SQUARE TAXES NOT YET PAID
HERITAGE SQUARE MUST SHOW SIGNS OF STRENGTH
HERITAGE SQUARE MAY PAY TAXES BY APRIL 24
KEEPING IT GOING
DEBT PLAN UNDER WAY
HERITAGE LIKELY TO ASK CITY FOR LOAN
KEY TENANTS WANT TO STAY IN HERITAGE
CITY SHOULDN'T LEND CENTER MORE MONEY
WITHOUT HAYTI LOAN, CITY COULD LOSE MONEY
COUNCIL DELAYS VOTE ON HAYTI FIRM LOAN
HERITAGE SQUARE SHOPPING CENTER
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C.^HAYTI SECTION
SEE ALSO SHOPPING CENTERS
COUNTY MAY SEIZE LATE FUNDS
HERITAGE SQUARE MUST SHOW SIGNS OF STRENGTH
HERITAGE SQUARE MAY PAY TAXES BY APRIL 24
CHATHAM COUPLE SUES HAYTI FIRMS
CHATHAM COUPLE SUES TWO HAYTI CORPORATIONS
HERITAGE SQUARE RENT MAY BE TAKEN FOR TAXES
JUDGE RULES HAYTI GROUPS OWE MONEY TO CHATHAM PAIR
SHERIFF'S DEPUTIES CLOSE, PADLOCK HERITAGE SQUARE HARDWARE STORE
HAYTI WILL TRY TO REOPEN STORE
HAYTI HARDWARE STORE OWES OVER $100,000 IN BACK RENT
LOCKLEAR QUITS HAYTI HOME CENTER JOB, TELLS COOPERATIVE TO ACCEPT...
HAYTI STORE SEEKS FUNDS TO REOPEN
OWNERS SEEK MONEY TO REOPEN STORE
HERITAGE SQUARE CONTRACT POST OFFICE REOPENS
RESCUE OF EUTHANASIA?
HAYTI, FORMER HUB OF BLACK COMMUNITY
STATE SEIZES RECORDS OF HAYTI GROUP
DEBT PLAN UNDER WAY
HERITAGE SQUARE LOAN MAY UP DURHAM SUBSIDY
HERITAGE LIKELY TO ASK CITY FOR LOAN
WITCH HUNT OR BEWITCHED?
KEY TENANTS WANT TO STAY IN HERITAGE
CITY SHOULDN'T LEND CENTER MORE MONEY
LENGTH OF HAYTI RECORDS REVIEW UNKNOUN-HDFFICIAL
COURT ORDER PUTS HOLD ON HAYTI APPROPRIATION FROM CITY COFFER
NO MORE GIFTS FOR HAYTI
WHITE CHARGED WITH BREAKING INTO OWN STORE
WHITE DENIES BREAK-IN AT HAYTI STORE
HAYTI SEEKS $252000 TO PAY CONVENTION PLANNING COSTS
HAYTI BOARD ACCEPTS WHITE'S RESIGNATION AS CORP. PRESIDENT
WHITE STAYING ON BOARD OF HAYTI CORPORATION
BANKRUPTCY ATTORNEY! HAYTI STORE UNLIKELY TO REOPEN
HAYTI STORE STUDIES BAILOUT PLAN
COURT: DISSOLVE HAYTI STORE'S ASSETS
HERITAGE REQUESTS $185,000 CITY LOAN
U.S. POSTAL SERVICE SUSPENDS HAYTI CONSUMER CORP. PAYMENTS
HEROIN
OXFORD POLICE SEIZE 59 HEROIN BUNDLES
3/19/1989 E
4/19/1989 B
8/16/1989 B
8/17/1989 D
8/17/1989 D
U B56
F S56
F S56
P C45
F B71
H 2 4/26/1989 A 4 E
CHH 1 12/09/1989 A 1 P N C62
S
2
1/06/1989 A 1
N H70
S
2
1/13/1989 A i
1 E
S
2
1/26/1989 A 1
N H70
H
2
1/29/1989 D i
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S
2
4/21/1989 A 1
N M06
S
2
4/22/1989 A 1
N M06
S
2
4/24/1989 A 1
N M06
S
2
4/25/1989 A '
1 E
S
2 11/22/1989 A 1
N C61
S
2 11/30/1989 B 1
N C61
S
2
1/12/1989 A 1
N H70
S
2
1/13/1989 A i
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S
2
1/26/1989 A 1
N H70
S
2
2/01/1989 A 1
, N H70
H
2
2/02/1989 C 1
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S
2
2/08/1989 A I
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S
2
2/10/1989 C 3
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H
2
4/14/1989 A 1
P N S69
S
2
4/14/1989 A 1
P N
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2
4/15/1989 A :
, N S69
H
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4/16/1989 A 1
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4/17/1989 A 1
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4/19/1989 C 1
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4/20/1989 A '
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H
2
4/21/1989 A 1
1 P N A54
H
2
4/21/1989 A 1
t P N S69
S
2
4/21/1989 A i
I N M06
H
2
4/22/1989 A 1
I N S69
S
2
4/22/1989 A 1
i N M06
H
2
4/23/1989 D '
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S
2
4/24/1989 A "
1 N M06
S
2
4/25/1989 A *
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2
4/26/1989 D 1<
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4/28/1989 A 1
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4/28/1989 A '
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5/03/1989 A :
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5/03/1989 A '
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5/10/1989 A !
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2
5/12/1989 A I
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2
5/12/1989 C .
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S
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5/16/1989 A 1
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2
5/30/1989 A 1
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2
7/21/1989 A ]
I N M06
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2 11/22/1989 C 1
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2 12/23/1989 A 1
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H 1 1/24/1989 B 1 N
-LX630-
MONTHLY/
ANNUAL INDEX B
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1999
SUBJE
DRUG RAID WON'T END WAR
HEROIN, COCAINE CONFISCATED BY POLICE; FOUR HEN CHARGED
POLICE LOG/WOMAN AWAKENED BY BURGLAR
POLICE SURROUND HOUSE IN DRUG RAID, ARREST 8
DURHAM MARIJUANA ARRESTS TOP THOSE FOR COCAINE
POLICE LOG/TWO ARRESTED AFTER ROUTINE DRUG PATROLS
MAN NABBED AGAIN ON HEROIN CHARGE
HEROIN ARREST BRINGS PAROLE-RULE CHARGE
POLICE LOG/SLEEPING VISITOR STABBED
HEROISM
SEE ALSO AWARDS
SEE ALSO GOVERNOR'S AWARD FOR BRAVERY AND HEROISM
DHS TEACHER MAY PAY HIGH COST FOR HEROISM
TEACHER DESERVES CITATION
DURHAM HIGH'S TEACHER HERO TO GET AWARD FROM MARTIN
DURHAM MAN GETS AWARD FOR BRAVERY
DURHAM TEACHER RECEIVES AWARD
TEACHER DESERVES AWARD
APPLAUDING CLASSROOM HEROISM
SCHOOL HONORS HERO TEACHER
DURHAM'S LATEST HERO FOLLOWS GOLDEN RULE
TROOPER WINS STATE'S HEROISM AWARD
HEROISM LANDS TEACHER ON TV SHOW
CBS TV SHOW RE-£NACTS HEROISM AT DURHAM HIGH
HERON'S (RESTAURANT)
HERONS IN CARY/NEEDS SOME POLISH
HERPES TYPE 2
SEE ALSO SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASES
BURROUGHS-UELLCOME DRUG FOUND TO HALT OR REDUCE HERPES
HERTZ CORP.
IDLING RENTAL CAR PLAN NIXED BY RDU AUTHORITY
HE'S NOT HERE (CHAPEL HILL, N.C. BAR)
NOW THEY'VE HEARD IT ALL
HICCUPS
DON'T HICCUP ALONE
HIDEAWAY BAR
SEE DUKE UNIV. HIDEAWAY BAR
HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE
SEE HYPERTENSION
HIGH OCCUPANCY VEHICLE LANES
SEE HIGHWAY LANES
HIGH-RISES
SEE ALSO APARTMENTS
SEE ALSO BUILDING CODES
SEE ALSO HOUSING, DURHAM
SEE ALSO HOUSING, N.C.
SEE ALSO HOUSING, U.S.
SEE ALSO SKYSCRAPERS
SEE ALSO UNIVERSITY TOWER
HEIGHT LIMITS PROPOSED FOR BUILDINGS IN DURHAM
KEEP TALL BUILDINGS IN DOWNTOWN DURHAM
DURHAM ALREADY HAS ORDINANCE RESTRICTING HEIGHT OF BUILDINGS
DEVELOPERS, NEIGHBORS DIFFER ON LIMITATIONS
DEVELOPERS, HOMEOWNERS CONTINUE DEBATING HEIGHT OF BUILDINGS
WHEN TALL COSTS THE MOST
ADVISORY PANEL FAVORS BUILDING HEIGHT RESTRICTIONS
DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL ASKS TO ADD 4 NEW FLOORS (CORRECTED 9-14-89)
2ND TOWER EYED FOR DOWNTOWN
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2 2/23/1989 A
4
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H
2 3/13/1989 B
10
N
H
2 7/19/1989 C
5
N
H
2 9/14/1989 C
3
N
H
2 10/08/1989 A
1
N S82
H
2 11/04/1989 C
1
N S22
S
2 11/17/1989 C
1
N B53
S
2 11/21/1989 A
3
N B53
H
2 12/10/1989 B
1
N M51
2/04/1989
2/08/1989
2/18/1989
2/21/1989
2/21/1989
2/22/1989
2/23/1989
4/05/1989
10/06/1989
10/28/1989
10/30/1989
10/31/1989
E
E
N J40
N L40
N S76
E
E
N
E
N
N E33
N C47
H 2 10/20/1989 D 10 P R D77
H 2 1/12/1989 A 2 N
H 2 4/19/1989 C 1 N P41
CHH 1 11/11/1989 A 3 P N C62
H 2 8/23/1989 A 4 E
H
2 6/22/1989 C
1 N R63
S
2 6/24/1989 A
4 E
S
2 7/05/1989 A
4 L
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2 7/12/1989 A
1 N C61
H
2 7/13/1989 A
10 P N
H
2 7/24/1989 A
4 E
H
2 8/10/1989 C
1 P N R63
S
2 9/13/1989 A
1 N C61
H
2 10/20/1989 C
1 N C60
HIGH SPEED CHASES
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MONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/1989
INDEX B
12/31/1989
Y SUBJECTS
SEE RECKLESS DRIVING
HIGHLAND HILLS CCARRBORO, N.C.)
QUICK RESPONSE SAVES APARTMENTS
HIGHWAY 54
SEENC 54
HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION _
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, "LOOP"
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, OUTERLOOP
SEE ALSO N.C. BOARD OF TRANSPORTATION
SEE ALSO US 501
ROADBLOCKS OUT OF THE HAY FOR STATE TRANSPORTATION NETWORK
ROAD WORK POSES MONTHS OF DETOURS
REPORT: N.C. HIGHWAY BIDDING IS SCANDAL-FREE Tims __
INTERSTATE 40 WIDENING PROJECT ON SCHEDULE, ENGINEER SAYS
I-85MAY GO 8 LANES; SEGMENT TO END NEAR HILLSBOROUGH
GUESS ROAD DELAYS RILE RETAILERS __
TRANSPORTATION OFFICIAL SEEKS CONFLICT PROBE „„„„„.
ROAD TO IMPROVED HIGHWAYS PAVED WITH UNFULFILLED PROMISES
1-40 WORK MAY END BY CHRISTMAS
FAYETTEVILLE STREET EXTENSION TO START
MR. AIRY FIRM GETS CONTRACT TO WIDEN HILLSBOROUGH RD.
1-40 WIDENING WORK MONTHS AHEAD OF SCHEDULE
GARRETT ROAD CLOSING CLOGS JORDAN TRAFFIC
ROAD BOARD MAY OK DAVIS DRIVE PAVING
HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION, COSTS "
SEE ALSO N.C. DEPT. OF TRANSPORTATION, BUDGET
SEE ALSO N.C. HIGHWAY FUND
N.C. ROADS PLAN HARD TO SELL „. „ „
MOST LEGISLATORS FAVOR A MAJOR HIGHWAY FUNDING PACKAGE
CITIES WANT MORE AUTHORITY TO SHARE COST OF BUILDING ROADS
GOVERNOR AND LEGISLATIVE LEADERS ARE WORKING ON HIGHWAY PACKAGE
STUDY PANEL TO TACKLE HIGHWAY FUNDING ISSUE
COMMITTEE TO SEEK CONSENSUS ON HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION PLAN
GOVERNOR CALLS HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION PROPOSAL TRIAL BALLOON
GASOLINE TAX INCREASE FAIR TO HIGHWAY USERS
PANEL ENDORSES EXTRA $7 BILLION FOR HIGHWAYS
AGREEMENT REACHED ON HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION PACKAGE
HIGHWAY FLAN AGREEMENT NOT SO SOLID
MARTIN NOT SUPPORTING ROAD FUNDING PLAN CALLED 'COP-OUT'
PLAN COULD RAISE GAS, TITLE TAXES TO BUILD ROADS
TAX HIKE WOULD FUND DURHAM LOOP
MARTIN ENDORSEMENT EASES WAY FOR N.C. ROADS PLAN
MID-APRIL ENACTMENT OF HIGHWAY PACKAGE EYED
N.C. NEEDS HIGHWAYS
INSIGHT/STATE'S ROAD BILL ATTRACTS LEECHES
TOLL ROADS STUDY ORDERED BY LEGISLATIVE PANEL
SENATE APPROVES BILL ON DISPOSAL OF FETUS REMAINS
N.C. HIGHWAY PLAN BACKERS OFFER TO REVISE PACKAGE
STATE HIGHWAY PROPOSAL CALLED BALANCED PACKAGE
RIVAL FINANCING PROPOSALS SLOW HIGHWAY BILL
LEGISLATORS CAUTION PROPOSAL COULD DERAIL HIGHWAY BILL
HIGHWAY PACKAGE CLEARS ITS FIRST HURDLE
DISAGREEMENT REMAINS ON HIGHWAY BILL
STATE HIGHWAY BILL ON BUMPY ROAD
LEGACY OF ICE, SNOW SLOW 1-40 REPAIRS
PANEL MAY VOTE TODAY ON HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION BILL
PANEL REJECTS HIGHWAY BILL AMENDMENT
IMPACT FEES, ROAD FUNDS TOP DURHAM MEET
HIGHWAY PLAN COULD PRODUCE ECONOMIC RIPPLES
INSIGHT/ROADS AND TAXES: FEW IN AGREEMENT
LEGISLATIVE LEADERS OPTIMISTIC ON HIGHWAY BILL
AGREEMENT REACHED ON ROAD FUND DISPUTE
LEGISLATORS HEAR SUPPORTERS, OPPONENTS OF HIGHWAY BILL
GATES BACKS HIGHWAY FUNDING
HOUSE LEADERS REVISE HIGHWAY FINANCING PACKAGE
HIGHWAY USERS SHOULD PAY FOR IMPROVEMENTS
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S
S
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S
H
S
S
s
s
H
S
s
1/04/1989 A
1/09/1989 B
1/17/1989 B
1/18/1989 B
1/27/1989 A
2/06/1989 A
2/09/1989 B
3/01/1989 A
6/29/1989
7/12/1989
9/08/1989
9/09/1989
9/18/1989
10/13/1989
s
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
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S
2
H
2
H
2
H
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H
2
H
2
S
2
H
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H
2
H
2
H
2
H
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H
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H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
S
2
S
2
H
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
CHH 1
H
2
S
2
5
1
5
12
1
1
5
5
1
1
1
1
1
1
1/05/1989 A
1/13/1989 B
1/21/1989 B
1/26/1989 B
2/07/1989 C
2/08/1989 D
2/10/1989 A
2/13/1989 A
2/14/1989 B
2/16/1989 B
2/17/1989 A
2/19/1989 B
2/21/1989 B
2/21/1989 B
2/22/1989 A
2/23/1989 B
2/25/1989 A
2/26/1989 D
2/27/1989 B
2/28/1989 C
3/09/1989 A
3/10/1989 A
3/15/1989 B
3/17/1989 B
3/22/1989 B
3/23/1989 B
3/23/1989 A
3/27/1989 A
3/29/1989 B
3/30/1989 B
4/03/1989 A
4/04/1989 A
4/23/1989 D
5/11/1989 B
5/11/1989 B
5/17/1989 A
5/17/1989 A
5/20/1989 B
5/23/1989 A
5
3
7
2
2
11
13
4
4
4
10
3
1
1
1
2
4
2
1 ;
8
1
11
7
6
5
3
1
1
5
3
1
12
2
5
5
8
3
5
4
J Oil
N M06
N
N K65
N S17
N M06
N
J Oil
N M06
N M06
N
N K65
N E33
N C61
J Oil
N
N
N
N
N
N
E
N
N
N
N
N L40
N
N
N
E
U L40
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N L40
N M06
N M06
N
N
N M06
N
U L40
N
N
N
N H90
N
E
-LX630-
MONTHLY/
ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/1989 - 12/31/1989
SUBJE
ENDORSEMENTS ARE GIVEN FOR HIGHWAY PACKAGE
HIGHWAY FACKAGE CLEAR'S SUBCOMMITTEE
DOT OFFICIAL HANTS 4-LANE U.S. 15-501
MASS TRANSIT FUNDING PLAN IS A GOOD K
VOTE DUE ON $8.6 BILLION ROADS BILL
HOUSE GIVES HIGHWAY BILL PRELIMINARY GREEN LIGHT
HIGHWAY BILL INCOMPLETE, HACKNEY SAYS (CORRECTION PRINTED 6-4-89)
HOUSE SENDS HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION BILL TO SENATE
VALENTINE BACKS N.C. HIGHWAY PLAN
CORRECTION
MAKE ROAD TAXES FAIR
PANEL VOTES AGAINST REFERENDUM ON HIGHWAY PROGRAM
SENATE SUBCOMMITTEE VOTES TO STRETCH HIGHWAY BUILDING PROGRAM TO 15 YRS.
INSIGHT/N.C. LAWMAKERS GROWING CRANKY
HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION MEASURE PUT ON HOLD
SENATE APPROVES TAX PLAN
MARTIN, MAYORS PLAN MEETING ON ROADS
EIGHT EASTERN N.C. MAYORS BACK 12- YEAR HIGHWAY PLAN
N.C. HOUSE TORPEDOES SENATE BILL
STATE'S LEGISLATIVE TUG-OF-WAR INTENSIFIES
STATE SENATE VOTES 44-3 FOR $422.1 MILLION TAX BILL
ENO DRIVE FUNDING MAY E€ CUT FROM LIST
HOUSE SPEAKER CRITICIZES LEGISLATORS FROM DURHAM
TRANSIT AUTHORITY BILL FOR TRIANGLE CLEARS SENATE
GUI-LEY: CITY WON'T LOSE END DRIVE OUTER LOOP FUNDS
MAVRETIC'S REMARKS WON'T WIN SUPPORT
GOP LEGISLATORS CRITICIZE TRANSPORTATION SECRETARY
N.C. HOUSE, SENATE STRIKE DEAL ON $9 BILLION TAX, SPENDING PLAN
COMPROMISE MEANS FEWER FEE INCREASES FOR N.C. MOTORISTS
APPROPRIATIONS PAtCL UNVEILS HOUSE'S BUDGET PROPOSALS
BATTLE LINES DRAWN ON $9 BILLION BILL
HIGHWAY BILL APPROVED BY N.C, HOUSE, SENATE
GENERAL ASSEMBLY APPROVES HIGHWAY BUILDING PACKAGE
MARTIN! HIGHWAYS NEEDED, BUT ASSEMBLY TOOK WRONG PATH
STATIONS TO PUMP UP GAS PRICES
HIGHWAY BILL PAVES WAY FOR ROAD IMPROVEMENTS
CONFEREES WILL TRY TO RESOLVE DISPUTE
BILL TO TAX DRUG DEALERS ADVANCES IN STATE HOUSE
WORK SET SOON ON HENDERSON'S U.S. 1 BYPASS
IT WAS A CLASSY MARATHON
REVISED N.C. HIGHWAY PLAN SPEEDS UP DURHAM LOOP
$5 BILLION DOT PLAN MEANS DURHAM ROAD, RAIL CHANGES
4-LANE 15-501 PLANNED FOR 1996 CONSTRUCTION
STATE'S HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION PROGRAM AN ECONOMICS PROJECT
ROAD BUILDING BOOM STRAINS SOME AGENCIES
ENO DRIVE GETS NEW NAME, WORK SCHEDULE
HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM, DURHAM
SEE DURHAM MASTER THOROUGHFARE PLAN
SEE N.C. TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM
HIGHWAY LANES
SEE ALSO HIGHWAYS, N.C.
SEE ALSO TRAFFIC CONGESTION
1-40 HIGH-OCCUPANCY LANES CONSIDERED
HIGHWAY PATROL
SEE N.C. HIGHWAY PATROL
HIGHWAY SAFETY
SEE ALSO SEAT BELTS
SEE ALSO SPEED LIMITS
SEE ALSO TRAFFIC SAFETY
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL HIGHWAY SAFETY RESEARCH CENTER
CRITIC CALLS 65 MPH LIMIT A 'TRADE-OFF'
PROS, CONS HEARD ON ALLOWING LONGER TRAILERS
SAFE DRIVING CAN KEEP HOLIDAYS TIME FOR JOY
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5/25/1989 B
4 N
H
2
5/26/1989 A
10 N
CHH 1
5/28/1989 A
1 N M25
S
2
5/30/1989 A
4 E
H
2
5/31/1989 A
1 C N L40
H
2
6/01/1989 A
1 M N L40
CHH 1
6/01/1989 A
1 C N M20
H
2
6/02/1989 C
1 N L40
S
2
6/03/1989 A
1 N C61
CHH 1
6/04/1989 A
2 N
H
2
6/06/1989 A
4 E
H
2
6/07/1989 A
9 N
H
2
6/09/1989 A
14 N
H
2
6/11/1989 D
2 U L40
H
2
6/15/1989 A
16 N
H
2
6/23/1989 A
10 N
H
2
6/25/1989 B
1 N
H
2
6/27/1989 A
12 P N
H
2
6/29/1989 A
1 P N L40
H
2
6/30/1989 A
1 N L40
H
2
7/01/1989 B
2 P N
S
2
7/11/1989 A
1 M N C61
H
2
7/12/1989 A
1 P N L40
H
2
7/12/1989 C
1 N L40
S
2
7/12/1989 A
1 N C61
s
2
7/14/1989 A
4 E
H
2
7/19/1989 A
9 N
H
2
7/22/1989 A
1 N L40
H
2
7/23/1989 B
1 N L40
H
2
7/25/1989 B
1 N
H
2
7/26/1989 A
11 P N L40
H
2
7/27/1989 A
1 N L40
H
2
7/28/1989 C
1 N
H
2
7/28/1989 C
6 P N
S
2
7/28/1989 A
1 P N T77
CHH 1
7/31/1989 A
1 N M20
H
2
8/10/1989 B
5 N
H
2
8/11/1989 A
12 N
H
1
8/11/1989 C
1 P N H60
H
2
8/15/1989 A
4 E
H
2 10/14/1989 A
1 N L40
H
2 11/04/1989 A
1 N L40
CHH 1
11/09/1989 A
1 P N M25
H
2 11/12/1989 D
2 U L40
H
2
12/04/1989 C
1 N
S
2 12/12/1989 A
1 N C61
H 2 11/15/1989 C 10 N K65
CHH 1 1/20/1989 A
H 2 4/26/1989 A
S 2 11/27/1989 A
1 M N L90
12 N
4 E
HIGHWAYS, N.C.
SEE ALSO ADOPT-A-HIGHWAY PROGRAM
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MONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/1987
INDEX B
12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
FAGE 575
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SEE ALSO HIGHWAY LANES __
SEE ALSO N.C. DEPT. OF TRANSPORTATION
SEE ALSO N.C. TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM
SEE ALSO ROADS, N.C.
HENDERSON IS AT ONE OF STATE'S HOTTEST CROSSROADS
ROAD BUILDING BOOM STRAINS SOME AGENCIES
HIGHWAYS, N.C, RIGHTS-OF-WAY
SEE ALSO ROADS, N.C.
DOT BACKS OFF ON RIGHT OF WAY
HTKTNfi
SEE ALSO DURHAM URBAN TRAILS AND GREENWAYS COMMISSION
SEE ALSO GREENWAY SYSTEM
SEE ALSO NATURE HIKES
SEE ALSO PHYSICAL FITNESS
NEW YEAR'S BRINGS HIKERS TO THE ENO/A WALK IN THE WOODS
HILARY CORNER
HILARY PLANS CLEAR HURDLE
HILLANDALE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
SEE HILLANDALE SCHOOL
HILLANDALE ROAD
ROAD WORK POSES MONTHS OF DETOURS
PROGRESS REQUIRES PATIENCE
WIDENING OF HILLANDALE ROAD — '
HILLANDALE, HILLSBOROUGH GETTING NEW INTERSECTION
HILLANDALE SCHOOL
100 AND COUNTING
STORYTIME AT HILLANDALE
TREE TIME
DON'T HIRE CONVICTED MURDERER FOR SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT
HILLCREST CONVALESCENT CENTER
KING AND QUEEN OF HEARTS
HILLHAVEN CONVALESCENT CENTER (PEniGREW ST. & SWIFT AVE.)
ZONING PANEL REJECTS REQUEST, DEFERS SECOND
A TASTE OF THE FAR EAST
HILLHAVEN CONVALESCENT CENTER OF CHAPEL HILL
HILLHAVEN TRIP GIVES LESSONS IN COURAGE, SERVICE AND CARING
HILLHAVEN LASALLE NURSING CENTER
HANDICAP DOESN'T SLOW HONORED VOLUNTEER
HILLHAVEN ORANGE NURSING CENTER
SEE ALSO HILLHAVEN CONVALESCENT CENTER (PETTIGREW ST. i, SWIFT AVE.)
INTERMEDIATE-CARE BEDS INCREASED AT HILLHAVEN ORANGE
HILLSBOROUGH, N.C.
SEE ALSO MAPS, HILLSBOROUGH
SEE ALSO THE PELICAN GUIDE TO HILLSBOROUGH
'THINK YOU'RE GOOD?»i ORANGE HIGH BAND, 'HISTORIC HILLSBOROUGH' ON...
•KEEPER OF THE CLOCK* WON'T RIDE HISTORIC FLOAT
HALF OF HILLSBOROUGH STILL NEEDS A STICKER
CRUISIN' THE HILLSBOROUGH CIRCUIT
THE JUNK POLICE ARE COMING
DINING DENISTRY DUO
WEATHER SMILES ON EIGHTH HILLSBOROUGH CROP WALK
SHOW RIBBONS WORTH THE WORK
CATES BACKS HIGHWAY FUNDING
HILLSBOROUGH MAKES THE NEWS — LIVE
HILLSBOROUGH STILL 'CRUISING' FOR SOLUTION
REVAMPED PELICAN GUIDE MAKES WAY BACK TO HILLSBOROUGH'S BOOKSHELVES
COLONIAL INN IS SOLD
S I T
N E ELY
P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
H 1 2/17/1989 C 1 M N 046
H 2 12/04/1989 C 1 N
CHH 1 8/22/1989 A 3 N C62
9/11/1989 A
12/29/1989 D
8 U U66
6 P F U66
CHH 1 7/20/1989 A 3 N
S 2 1/09/1989 B
S 2 1/11/1989 A
H 2 10/27/1989 C
S 2 11/13/1989 A
S 2 2/14/1989 A
H 2 2/17/1989 C
S 2 4/25/1989 C
H 2 5/06/1989 B
1 P N M06
4 E
1 P P T37
1 P N Yll
2 P P S76
1 P P T37
8 PP T37
3 N J40
S 2 2/16/1989 A 11 P P T37
H 2 3/15/1989 C
S 2 10/31/1989 C
CHH 1 2/06/1989 A
H 2 8/17/1989 A
1 N A54
3 P P T37
6 U
10 P N R60
H 2 7/13/1989 A 11 N
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
H
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
1/07/1989
1/07/1989
2/05/1989
2/06/1989
3/05/1989
3/17/1989
4/10/1989
4/20/1989
5/17/1989
5/20/1989
5/31/1989
6/17/1989
9/04/1989
N H90
N
N R63
N H90
E
P L38
N H90
N M25
N H90
N
N D38
N H90
N C61
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CATES, JOHNSON AT ODDS ON DEVELOPMENT, WATER
JOHNSON SAYS "NO" TO SIMPSON
HILLSBOROUGH, N.C, ANNEXATION
SEE ALSO ANNEXATION
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., ANNEXATION
RESIDENTS REQUEST AREA ANNEXATION
GROUP WANTS TOWN TO DELAY ANfO VOTE
SMALL VOICES QUESTIONING BOARD'S AWEXATION VOTE
TOWN ATTORNEY WARNS OF ANNEXATION COSTS
HILLSBOROUGH BOARD AMCXES FIVE PROPERTIES
A RIGHT TO BE OUTRAGED
ANNEXATION VOTE DRAWS ATTENTION OF SMALL VOICES
HILLSBOROUGH ANNEXATION MEASURE HITS MINOR SNAG
TOWN BOARD ADOPTS STAGGERED ANNEXATION SCHEDULE
COUNTY BOARD FOILS UNIVERSITY STATION'S REZONING EFFORT
ANNEXATION COULD BE COSTLY FOR TOWN, GROUP SAYS
CATES SHOWS INTEREST IN ANNEXING PROPERTY
TOWN APPROVES TWO AWEXATIONS DESPITE PROTESTS
ANNEXATION WILL COST TOWN IN LONG RUN
ANNEXATION WORRIES WILDWOOD RESIDENTS
MALL OWNERS CONSIDER JOINING TOWN
HILLSBOROUGH TABLES SWEETGUM ANNEXATION
HILLSBOROUGH, N.C, BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS
PARK, TREE BOARDS MAY GET PERMANENT STATUS
OFFICIALS AGAINST ELECTION OF TACS
HILLSBOROUGH, N.C, BOND ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO HILLSBOROUGH, N.C., ELECTIONS
HILLSBOROUGH TO CONSIDER $6.5 MILLION RESERVOIR BOND _r_ nm
HILLSBOROUGH BOARD TO SEEK WATER BOND, OFFICIALS CALL ACTION FIRST STEP
RESERVOIR BOND IGNORES RUSTY WATER WOES, CRITICS SAY
COUNTY COOL ON TOWN BOND PROPOSAL
WATER BOND DELAYED; MEETING IS CANCELED
HILLSBOROUGH, N.C., BUDGET _
SEE ALSO HILLSBOROUGH, N.C. , TAXES
SEE ALSO HILLSBOROUGH BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, BUDGET
HILLSBOROUGH TAX INCREASE NOT EXPECTED
GOOD NEWS FOR HILLSBOROUGH TAXPAYERS
FUNDS SAID FEU FOR OUTSIDE AGENCIES
HILLSBOROUGH BUDGET PLAN CALLS FOR NO TAX INCREASE
BUDGET FUNDS ALLOTTED TO COVER CATES' MOBILE PHONE EXFENSES
MARSHALL! NO GROWTH MEANS TAXES WILL GO UP
HILLSBOROUGH LAUDS EDC'S EFFORTS
BUDGET HAS PAY RAISE FOR MAYOR
HILLSBOROUGH EMPLOYEES MAY GET PAY BOOST
TOWN SLASHES LAWYER BUDGET
BOOKKEEPING RULES FORCE MEETING
CONFUSION REIGNS OVER RAISES FOR HILLSBOROUGH EMPLOYEES
HILLSBOROUGH, N.C, BUSINESSES
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, ORANGE COUNTY
SEE ALSO HILLSBOROUGH BUSINESS CENTER
FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS BANKING ON HILLSBOROUGH GROWTH
RETAIL RANGE WAR; SHAKE HANDS AND COME OUT SELLING AT THE SOUND OF...
ABC'S OF SUCCESS; HILLSBOROUGH SMALL-BUSINESS OWNER JOINS IN EFFORT..,
RIGHTS LAW COULD CHILL BUSINESS, PRICE SAYS
WAL-MART COMPETITION CONCERNS MERCHANTS
HILLSBOROUGH'S MARIA'S PIZZA FACES EVICTION
PIZZA UARS IN HILLSBOROUGH
LU-E-G'S CLOSES IN HILLSBOROUGH
THE HILLSBOROUGH SHUFFLE, DOWNTOWN SHOPS ARE MOVING IN, OUT AND ABOUT
NEW PLACE, SAME MENU
HILLSBOROUGH, N.C, CHRISTMAS PARADE
SEE ALSO CHRISTMAS PARADES, N.C.
PARADE TO FEATURE MISS NORTH CAROLINA
HILLSBOROUGH PARADE POSTONED
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1 T
N E
E
L Y
P D
— DATE — C -PG L P BYL
CHH 1
10/25/1989 A
1 P N W57
CHH 1
11/11/1989 A
3
N
CHH 1
1/19/1989 A
1
N R63
CHH 1
4/19/1989 A
3
N
CHH 1
5/07/1989 A
1
N H90
CHH 1
5/08/1989 A
1 P N M20
CHH 1
5/09/1989 A
1
N H90
CHH 1
5/10/1989 A
4
E
CHH 1
5/13/1989 A
1
N H90
CHH 1
6/01/1989 A
3
N D38
CHH 1
6/03/1989 A
3 P N D38
CHH 1
6/07/1989 A
1
N K20
CHH 1
6/19/1989 A
1
N H90
CHH 1
6/20/1989 A
3
N M20
CHH 1
6/21/1989 A
3
N B38
CHH 1
6/21/1989 A
4
L
CHH 1
6/27/1989 A
1
N D38
CHH 1
7/04/1989 A
3
N D38
CHH 1
7/12/1989 A
1
N D38
CHH 1
4/12/1989 A
3
N H90
CHH 1
10/21/1989 A
3
N M20
CHH 1
8/14/1989 A
1
N D38
CHH 1
8/15/1989 A
1
N D38
CHH 1
8/16/1989 A
1
N D38
CHH 1
8/17/1989 A
1
N D38
CHH 1
8/28/1989 A
1
N H20
CHH 1
3/23/1989 A
1
N R63
CHH 1
3/30/1989 A
4
E
CHH 1
4/06/1989 A
3
N
CHH 1
5/10/1989 A
3
N H90
CHH 1
5/11/1989 A
3 P N H90
CHH 1
6/02/1989 A
3 P N M20
CHH 1
6/06/1989 A
2
N B38
CHH 1
6/21/1989 A
3
N D38
CHH 1
6/24/1989 A
3
N H38
CHH 1
7/01/1989 A
3
N D38
CHH 1
7/02/1989 A
3
N D38
CHH 1
7/29/1989 A
3 P N D38
CHH 1
3/09/1989 A
1
N R63
H 2
5/28/1989 B
1 P N T33
CHH 1
5/29/1989 A
3 P N M25
CHH 1
6/23/1989 A
1
N S17
CHH 1
6/30/1989 A
3
N D38
CHH 1
7/22/1989 A
1 P N M20
CHH 1
7/23/1989 A
4
E
CHH 1
8/27/1989 A
3 P N M20
CHH 1
9/09/1989 A
3 P N H90
CHH 1
9/14/1989 A
3 P N H90
CHH 1
12/07/1989 A
3
N
CHH 1
12/10/1989 A
3
N
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-DATE — C -TO L P BYL
CHRISTMAS PARADE SCHEDULED SUNDAY
BRRRRR...UHERE'S SANTA?
SANTA FINALLY HAKES IT TO HILLSBOROUGH
HILLSBOROUGH, N.C, KOWTOW DEVELOPMENT
DOUNTOUN A VITAL ASSET, CHAMBER TOLD
CHH 1 12/16/1989 A 3 N
CHH 1 12/18/1989 A 1 P P T44
CHH 1 12/18/1989 A 3 P N M70
CHH 1
FARMERS MARKET MAY SPROUT THIS SPRING CHH 1
THEHIlLSBOreUGH SHUFFLE; DOUNTOUN SHOPS ARE MOVING IN, OUT AND ABOUT CHH 1
GAPING HOLE IN DOUNTOUN HILLSBORUGH TO BE SITE OF RETAIL-OFFICE BUILDING CHH 1
2/16/1989 A
3/03/1989 A
9/09/1989 A
11/25/1989 A
3
3
3 P
3 P
HILLSBOROUGH, N.C., ELECTIONS __
SEE ALSO HILLSBOROUGH, N.C, BOND ELECTIONS _
SEE ALSO HILLSBOROUGH BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, ELECTIONS
CATES READY FOR ANOTHER TERM OF 'CONTROVERSY'
JOHNSON ISSUES CHALLENGE TO CATES
ROSE TO RUN AS 'STABILITY' CANDIDATE FOR SEAT ON HILLSBOROUGH...
LOCAL BUILDER SEEKS SEAT ON TOWN BOARD
SIMPSON EYES TOUN BOARD SPOT
CATES, JOHNSON TO SQUARE OFF AT DINER
RUMORS HE'LL CLQ3E FABRIC PLANT UNTRUE, JOHNSON SAYS
REFRAIN FROM ENO DEBATE, CITIZENS GROUP ASKS CATES
NEHESES TAKE TO THE PODIUM
SMALL VOICES WON'T ENDORSE CANDIDATES
HILLSBOROUGH CANDIDATES SET TO SQUARE OFF
JOHNSON, CATES ISSUE MAILINGS IN MAYORAL RACE
SIGNS SHOW PERSONAL OPINION, KYLE SAYS
JOHNSON REBUFFS CATES' STATEMENT
COATTAILS MAY BE LONG IN HILLSBOROUGH ELECTION
IN HILLSBOROUGH, VOTERS RELUCTANT TO PREDICT VICTOR
VOTE UITH YOUR MIND, NOT A CRYSTAL BALL
AVERAGE TURNOUT PREDICTED FOR MUNICIPAL CONTESTS
GENERAL ELECTION RESULTS/VOTE '89 (ERROR IN RESULTS)
JOHNSON SLIDES PAST CATES, UINS UITH 31 VOTES
JOHNSON EDGES CATES
LOCAL PRECINCTS GENERALLY 'QUIET'
LOCAL PRECINCTS GENERALLY 'QUIET'
CATES DEFEATED
JOHNSON'S BOARD SEAT UP FOR GRABS
BETTER RELATIONS PREDICTED
FOR UEAL OR UOE, THE RACE IS OVER
HILLSBOROUGH/VOTE TALLY
OFFICIALS VEXED BY SLUDGE SITES
ELECTIONS BOARD CERTIFIES RESULTS
BOARD FACTION UNGRACIOUS IN DEFEAT
HILLSBOROUGH, N.C, EMPLOYEES
COMMUNICATION GAP CAUSES INSURANCE LAPSE
BUDGET HAS PAY RAISE FOR MAYOR
HILLSBOROUGH EMPLOYEES MAY GET PAY BOOST
HILLSBOROUGH, N.C, EMPLOYEES, SALARIES __
CONFUSION REIGNS OVER RAISES FOR HILLSBOROUGH EMPLOYEES
HILLSBOROUGH, N.C, FEDERAL GRANTS „_
HILLSBOROUGH BOARD TO CONSIDER ACCEPTING GRANT FOR DRUG OFFICERS
HILLSBOROUGH, N.C, GARBAGE COLLECTION
TOUN CONSIDERING RECYCLING PROGRAM
ENO MOUNTAIN ROAD CLEANUP EFFORT FINALLY GETS OFF THE GROUND
THIS 'TRASHY' TRUCK HELPS TOUN KEEP CLEAN
OFFICIALS HIT STREETS TO PLUG RECYCLING PROGRAM EXPANSION
HILLSBOROUGH COPING UITH RECYCLING PAINS
HILLSBOROUGH FILLS ITS RECYCLING BINS
HILLSBOROUGH. N.C, GROWTH DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO HILLSBOROUGH, N.C, INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
HILLSBOROUGH EYES GRATIS UPDATE OF LAND USE PLAN
SAVE HILLSBOROUGH'S 'HISTORIC ATMOSPHERE'
CROUD DEBATES HILLSBOROUGH INTERSTATE RULES
TO THE SYRUP, UAFFLE LOVERS!
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
1
1
1
1
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
H
H
H
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
CHH
7/12/1989
7/25/1989
7/27/1989
7/28/1989
8/01/1989
10/18/1989
10/18/1989
10/18/1989
10/19/1989
10/21/1989
10/24/1989
10/25/1989
10/31/1989
11/02/1989
11/03/1989
11/05/1989
11/05/1989
11/07/1989
11/08/1989
11/08/1989
11/08/1989
11/08/1989
11/08/1989
11/08/1989
11/09/1989
11/09/1989
11/09/1989
11/09/1989
11/10/1989
11/11/1989
11/12/1989
1
1
1
3
3
1
3
3
1
1
1
3
1
3
1
1
4
1
1
9
1
1
1
3
3
3
4
12
1
3
400
N R63
N R63
N H90
N H90
N D38
N D38
N D38
N D38
N D38
N U57
N U57
N U57
N U57
N U57
N W57
N U57
N W57
N U57
Q W57
N U57
E
N M70
N
N U57
N U57
N M70
N U57
P C45
N U57
N M20
E
N
N M20
N
E
CHH 1 1/28/1989 A 3 N H90
CHH 1 6/21/1989 A 3 N D38
CHH 1 6/24/1989 A 3 N D38
CHH 1 7/29/1989 A 3 P N D38
CHH 1 3/20/1989 A 1 N R63
CHH 1 3/02/198?
4/30/1989
5/24/1989
11/06/1989
11/10/1989
11/18/198?
CHH
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH
N
N H90
N H90
N
N U57
N W57
CHH 1 1/23/1989 A 1 N R63
CHH 1 1/29/1989 A 4 L
CHH 1 2/01/1989 A 1 N R63
CHH 1 2/16/1989 A 4 E
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LOCAL OFFICIALS LOOK FOR IMPACT TAX CONSENSUS] COUNTY MAY PROCEED...
LOCAL OFFICIALS LOOK FOR IMPACT TAX CONSENSUS; HILLSBOROUGH COUNCIL...
HILLSBOROUGH COOL TOWARD IMPACT TAX
HILLSBOROUGH STAFF WANTS REVIEW POWER
FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS BANKING ON HILLSBOROUGH GROWTH
TOWN BOARD TO MULL CHANGE IN SITE PLAN REVIEW
SITE PLAN ALTERNATIVES CONSIDERED
WAL-MART FLOODED WITH JOB SEEKERS
MARSHALL: NO GROWTH MEANS TAXES WILL GO UP
ENTRANCE RESTRICTIONS URGED
BOARD EXTENDS GROWTH BOUNDS
TOWN, COUNTY NOT OF ONE MIND ON GROWTH AREA
WHICH DIRECTION IN THE FUTURE?
DIFFERENT APPROACH, BUT SAME PROBLEMS
CATES: WHERE TO FROM HERE?
HILLSBOROUGH, N.C., HISTORIC BUILDINGS _ ,„
TO SCRATCH AND BACK AGAIN; PIECE BY PIECE, A HOUSE IS REBUILT...
RENEWAL, PRESERVATION: GOOD PARTNERS
PLANNER 'STUNNED' BY RESERVOIR DECISION
CEREMONIAL WATCH
HISTORIC HILLSBOROUGH WALKS HELPING PROMOTE TOURISM... (CORRECTED 6-8-89)
CORRECTION
SPOTLIGHT SHINES ON HILLSBOROUGH'S AYR MOUNT
CHAMBER HOPES «7,500 GIFT WILL HELP PROMOTE TOURISM
CHRISTMAS BY CANDLELIGHT
HILLSBOROUGH CHRISTMAS TOUR
HILLSBOROUGH, N.C, HISTORY
SEE ALSO HILLSBOROUGH HISTORICAL SOCIETY
SEE ALSO HISTORIC HILLSBOROUGH COMMISSION
SAVE HILLSBOROUGH'S 'HISTORIC ATMOSPHERE'
HILLSBOROUGH, N.C, HOUSING
RALEIGH BUILDER EYES HILLSBOROUGH
HILLSBOROUGH, N.C., INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO HILLSBOROUGH, N.C , GROWTH DEVELOPMENT
A MILL FOR JOBS, DYED CLOTH AND ... CONTROVERSY/FLYNT FABRICS
THE Mia NEXT DOOR MANUFACTURING MIXED FEELINGS FOR ITS NEIGHBORS
MOST PEOPLE IN COMMUNITY KNOW LITTLE ABOUT THE NEW MILL IN HILLSBOROUGH
HILLSBOROUGH TO GET 60 NEW JOBS
HILLSBOROUGH: NEAR THE EDGE OF BOOM OR BUST?
HILLSBOROUGH, N.C, LAND USE
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, LAND USE
HILLSBOROUGH EYES GRATIS UPDATE OF LAND USE PLAN
COUNTY BOARD FOILS UNIVERSITY STATION'S REZQNING EFFORT
HILLSBOROUGH OFFICIALS DISCUSS GROWTH BLUEPRINT
HILLSBOROUGH, N.C, LEGAL COUNSEL
SEE HILLSBOROUGH, N.C, TOWN ATTORNEY
HILLSBOROUGH, N.C, MAYOR'S OFFICE
BUDGET HAS PAY RAISE FOR MAYOR
POTENTIAL MAYORAL CANDIDATES KEEPING DECISIONS CLOSE TO VESTS
CATES READY FOR ANOTHER TERM OF 'CONTROVERSY'
HILLSBOROUGH BOARD MEMBER GETS THREATENING LETTER
CATES, JOHNSON TO SQUARE OFF AT DINER
REFRAIN FROM ENO DEBATE, CITIZENS GROUP ASKS CATES
NEMESES TAKE TO THE PODIUM
HILLSBOROUGH CANDIDATES SET TO SQUARE OFF
CATES, JOHNSON AT ODDS ON DEVELOPMENT, WATER
JOHNSON, CATES ISSUE MAILINGS IN MAYORAL RACE
SIGNS SHOW PERSONAL OPINION, KYLE SAYS
JOHNSON REBUFFS CATES' STATEMENT
COATTAILS MAY BE LONG IN HILLSBOROUGH ELECTION
IN HILLSBOROUGH, VOTERS RELUCTANT TO PREDICT VICTOR
HILLSBOROUGH MAYOR AND TOWN BOARDIVOTE FOR ONE MAYOR AND TWO MEMBERS
JOHNSON SLIDES PAST CATES, WINS WITH 31 VOTES
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I T
N E
E
L Y
P D
— DATE — C -PG L P BYL
CHH 1
2/25/1989 A
1 N M20
CHH 1
2/25/1989 A
1 N M20
CHH 1
3/03/1989 A
1 N R63
CHH 1
3/04/1989 A
1 N R63
CHH 1
3/09/1989 A
1 N R63
CHH 1
3/13/1989 A
1 N R63
CHH 1
3/15/1989 A
3 N R63
CHH 1
4/28/1989 A
3 N H90
CHH 1
6/02/1989 A
3 P N M20
CHH 1
7/27/1989 A
3 P N D38
CHH 1 10/19/1989 A
3 N M20
CHH 1 10/24/1989 A
1 M N M20
CHH 1
12/10/1989 A
1 M N W57
CHH 1
12/10/1989 A
1 P N W57
CHH 1
12/10/1989 A
1 N W57
CHH 1
1/09/1989 A
3 P N H90
CHH 1
2/17/1989 A
4 E
CHH 1
4/05/1989 A
2 N M20
CHH 1
5/01/1989 A
1 P P T44
CHH 1
6/07/1989 A
3 P N D38
CHH 1
6/08/1989 A
2 N
CHH 1
6/12/1989 A
3 P N H90
CHH 1
10/26/1989 A
3 N H90
CHH 1
11/26/1989 A
3 P N W57
CHH 1 11/28/1989 A
2 P P T44
CHH 1
1/29/1989 A
4 L
CHH 1
2/23/1989 A
3 N
CHH 1
4/09/1989 A
1 P N R63
CHH 1
4/09/1989 A
1 P N R63
CHH 1
4/09/1989 A
1 N R63
CHH 1
5/20/1989 A
1 N H90
CHH 1
7/30/1989 A
1 N D38
CHH 1
1/23/1989 A
1 N R63
CHH 1
6/07/1989 A
1 N M20
CHH 1
11/16/1989 A
3 N W57
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
6/21/1989 A
6/26/1989 A
7/12/1989 A
7/15/1989 A
10/18/1989 A
10/18/1989 A
10/19/1989 A
10/24/1989 A
10/25/1989 A
10/25/1989 A
10/31/1989 A
11/02/1989 A
11/03/1989 A
11/05/1989 A
11/05/1989 A
11/08/1989 A
N D38
N D38
N D38
N D38
N U57
N W57
N U57
N W57
N W57
N W57
N U57
N U57
Q W57
N U57
N
N W57
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JOHNSON EDGES CATES
CATES DEFEATED
JOHNSON'S BOARD SEAT UP FOR GRABS
BETTER RELATIONS PREDICTED
HILLSBOROUGH/VOTE TALLY
OFFICIALS VEXED BY SLUDGE SITES
TOWN'S FIRST BLACK MAYOR TO TAKEHELM
JOHNSON BEGINS MAYORAL TERM BEFORE PACKED CROWD
HILLSBOROUGH, N.C., ORDINANCES
HILLSBOROUGH TARGETS JUNKERS
RIGHTS LAW COULD CHILL BUSINESS, PRICE SAYS
HILLSBOROUGH, N.C., PARKS
SEE ALSO HILLSBOROUGH RECREATION DEPT.
SEE ALSO OCCONEECHEE MOUNTAIN PARK
SECARRB0R0^'WA^GT0 BUILD HILLSBOROUGH 'DINOSAUR PARK'
PARK LAND ACQUISITION HITS SNAG __
PARK, TREE BOARDS MAY GET PERMANENT STATUS
MORE THAN JUST FUN
HILLSBOROUGH, N.C., PROPERTY TAXES
SEE ALSO HILLSBOROUGH, N.C., TAXES
GOOD NEWS FOR HILLSBOROUGH TAXPAYERS
MARSHALL: NO GROWTH MEANS TAXES WILL GO UP
HILLSBOROUGH, N.C.j_SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT __
SEE ALSO HILLSBOROUGH. N.C., WATER AND SEWER RATES
HILLSBOROUGH WASTEWATER PLAN THRIFTY?
SEWER GAS BLAMED FOR ILLNESS AT SCHOOL
WATER RECYCLING SOUNDS GOOD SO FAR
GROUP URGES TOWN TO TIGHTEN SLUDGE TESTING
HILLSBOROUGH WASTEWATER TEST FILED LATE — DEM
OEM'S POLICY UNCLEAR; OFFICIALS DIFFER ON MCLENNAN'S FARM
SEWER PLANT 'WELL OPERATED' _ mmmm
ENO WATER ABOVE HILLSBOROUGH PLANT FAILS STATE TEST
MCLENNAN FARM PERMIT MAY BE DECIDED TUESDAY
FA^EDmicnY TESTS PROMPT DEM TO SLAP VIOLATION ON HILLSBOROUGH
HILLSBOROUGH'S TREATMENT PLANT PASSES DISCHARGE TOXICITY TEST
HILLSBOROUGH, N.C., SHOPPING CENTERS
SEE ALSO CENTERPOINT
SEE ALSO SHOPPING CENTERS
STALLED CENTER MAY OPEN THIS SUMMER
HILLSBOROUGH, N.C., STREETS
HILLSBOROUGH OFFICIALS SKEPTICAL OF 1-85 PLANS
CHURTON STREET LOT TO BE RESURFACED
PROTEST OF CURBS, GUTTERS EXPECTED
RESIDENTS PROTEST WEST HILL PROJECT
CATES FIGURES 73X ON WEST HILL AVENUE SUPPORT CHANGES
JOHNSON WOULD GIVE BACK STREET IMPROVEMENT FUNDS
RETURNING GRANT WON'T 'CURB' TOWN, DOT RELATIONSHIP
PROJECT WOULD LEVEL CROSSING AT RAILROAD
VIETRI RIGHT OF WAY CHANGED
RESIDENTS DISAVOW PETITION, CATES SAYS
HILLSBOROUGH, N.C., TAXES
SEE ALSO HILLSBOROUGH, N.C., BUDGET
SEE ALSO HILLSBOROUGH, N.C., PROPERTY TAXES
'FAIRNESS' OF HILLSBOROUGH TAX EXCLUSION QUESTIONED
HILLSBOROUGH TAX INCREASE NOT EXPECTED
HILLSBOROUGH BUDGET PLAN CALLS FOR NO TAX INCREASE
HILLSBOROUGH, N.C., THOROUGHFARE PLAN
DOT REVISES 1-85 INTERCHANGE PLAN
TOWN HAY RECONSIDER EASTERN BYPASS
CRITICS WOULD BYPASS NEW ROAD
S I T
N E ELY
P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
H 3
CHH 1
1
1
1
1
1
1
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
11/08/1989
11/08/1989
11/09/1989
11/09/1989
11/09/1989
11/10/1989
12/11/1989
12/12/1989
N W57
P C45
N U57
N M20
N
N M20
N D38
N W57
CHH 1
CHH 1
3/03/1989 A 1 P N R63
6/23/1989 A 1 N S17
CHH 1 3/04/1989 A
CHH 1 4/06/1989 A
CHH 1 4/12/1989 A
CHH 1 10/23/1989 A
CHH 1 3/30/1989 A
CHH 1 6/02/1989 A
1 N H90
3 N H90
3 N H90
3 N W57
4 E
3 P N M20
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
1/01/1989
2/01/1989
4/28/1989
7/21/1989
8/01/1989
8/04/1989
8/10/1989
8/12/1989
8/14/1989
8/14/1989
9/10/1989
11/29/1989
Q R63
N R63
E
N D38
N D38
N C62
L
N D38
N D38
E
N D38
N W57
CHH 1 1/06/1989 A 3 P N R63
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
CHH 1
CHH 1
4/09/1989
4/14/1989
10/08/1989
10/10/1989
10/17/1989
11/24/1989
11/25/1989
11/25/1989
12/01/1989
12/03/1989
N H90
N
N W57
N W57
N U57
N U57
N W57
N W57
N
N H90
CHH 1 3/16/1989 A
CHH 1 3/23/1989 A
CHH 1 5/10/1989 A
CHH 1 4/12/1989 A
CHH 1 7/31/1989 A
CHH 1 8/09/1989 A
1 N M20
1 N R63
3 N H90
1 N H90
1 P N D38
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ORANGE CO. OFFICIALS CALL MEETING TO EASE TENSIONS UITH DOT
HILLSBOROUGH, N.C, TOWN ADMINISTRATOR
TOWN MANAGER ISSUE WILL GET A SECOND HEARING
WHITAKER'S TITLE IN LEGAL LIMBO
BOARD TO VOTE AGAIN ON MANAGER ISSUE
HILLSBOROUGH, N.C, TOWN ATTORNEY
TOWN SLASHES LAWYER BUDGET
HILLSBOROUGH, N.C, TOWN MANAGER
TOWN MANAGER ISSUE WILL GET A SECOND HEARING
HILLSBOROUGH BOARD DELAYS RESERVOIR ACTION
JOHNSON WOULD DUMP PRIDGEN/UNSURE ABOUT TOWN MANAGER
HILLSBOROUGH, N.C, VISITORS CENTER
SEE ALSO DICKSON HOUSE
NEW VISITORS CENTER TO OPEN IN APRIL
DEDICATION TO HIGHLIGHT HILLSBOROUGH SPRING TOUR
'NEW' CENTER OPENS; VISITORS CENTER IS 200 YEARS OLD
CEREMONIAL WATCH
COUNTY MAY GIVE $25,000 FOR TOILETS
HILLSBOROUGH, N.C, WATER AND SEWER LINES
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, WATER AND SEWER LINES
RALEIGH BUILDER EYES HILLSBOROUGH
PLUGGED LEAKS SAVING WATER FOR TOWN
WATER, SEWER POLICY FINALLY PASSES
TOWN ATTORNEY WARNS OF ANNEXATION COSTS
SEWER SYSTEM SNAGS PLANS FOR NEW ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
SECLUSION OF SITE CONCERNS PARENTS
HILLSBOROUGH CLOSES TAP ON WATER WASTE, WATER SUPERINTENDENT CLAIMS
HILLSBOROUGH WATER PASSES CHEMICALS TEST
TOWN HOPES REBUILT FILTERS WILL IMPROVE WATER QUALITY
SCHOOL LOOKING AT ALTERNATIVE SYSTEM
LUNSFORD SET TO REPORT ON NEW SCHOOL'S WATER
BOOKKEEPING RULES FORCE MEETING
PIPES CALLED CAUSE OF RUST-COLORED WATER
HILLSBOROUGH FAILS JULY SEWER DISCHARGE TESTS
RESERVOIR BOND IGNORES RUSTY WATER WOES, CRITICS SAY
HILLSBOROUGH, N.C, WATER AND SEWER RATES
SEE ALSO HILLSBOROUGH, N.C, SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT
SOME UNCREATIVE SPENDING
CREATIVE SPENDING: THE SEQUEL
HILLSBOROUGH, N.C, WATER RESOURCES
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, WATER RESOURCES
HILLSBOROUGH'S WATER TREATMENT OPTIONS MANY
BIOLOGICAL SYSTEM SPURS SOME WARINESS
REACTIONS VARY TO DAM SITE PROPOSALS
STATE: HILLSBOROUGH ENGINEER'S REPORT INSUFFICIENT
HILLSBOROUGH TO HEAR REPORT ON RESERVOIR SITE
SEVEN MILE RESERVOIR PROPOSAL TRIMnED
HILLSBOROUGH MUST LIMIT RED DYE DISCHARGE FROM FLYNT, STATE SAYS
HILLSBOROUGH PONDERING WATER DECISION
HILLSBOROUGH OKS PONDS
HILLSBOROUGH MIGHT NOT GAIN TIME ON RESERVOIR BY DUMPING ORANGE
INTER-BASIN WATER LAW MAY HAMPER RESERVOIR
HILLSBOROUGH NEEDS WATER, NOT TALK/ JAMES R. SMITH
HILLSBOROUGH PONDS A FIRST
NEW RESERVOIR OPTION 'FOUND' BY HILLSBOROUGH
SCHEME TO RECYCLE HILLSBOROUGH WATER STILL FLOWING ALONG
STATE OFFICIALS GIVE QUALIFIED SUPPORT TO RECYCLING PLAN
HILLSBOROUGH CLOSES TAP ON WATER WASTE, WATER SUPERINTENDENT CLAIMS
HILLSBOROUGH, FLYNT FABRICS DEVELOP INDEMNITY PACT
TOWN HOFtS REBUILT FILTERS WILL IMPROVE WATER QUALITY
HILLSBOROUGH A STEP CLOSER TO BUILDING DURHAM PIPELINE
THE SHOW MUST NOT GO ON
OWASA WOULD SEE HILLSBOROUGH THROUGH DRY SUMMER
CHH 1 11/07/1989 A 3 N M20
CHH 1 1/07/1989 A
CHH 1 2/15/1989 A
CHH 1 2/16/1989 A
3 P N R63
5 N
3 N
CHH 1 7/01/1989 A 3 N D38
CHH 1
1/07/1989 A
3 P N R63
CHH 1
2/21/1989 A
1
N R63
CHH 1
12/02/1989 A
1 P N W57
CHH 1
3/17/1989 A
3
N
CHH 1
4/29/1989 A
3
N H90
CHH 1
4/30/1989 A
3
N M25
CHH 1
5/01/1989 A
1 P P T44
CHH 1
6/11/1989 A
1
N M20
CHH 1
2/23/1989 A
3
N
CHH 1
3/08/1989 A
3
N
CHH 1
4/05/1989 A
3
N
CHH 1
5/08/1989 A
1 P N M20
CHH 1
5/08/1989 A
1
N
CHH 1
5/08/1989 A
1
N
CHH 1
5/17/1989 A
1 P N H90
CHH 1
5/27/1989 A
3 P N H90
CHH 1
5/29/1989 A
1 P N H90
CHH 1
6/24/1989 A
3
N M25
CHH 1
6/26/1989 A
3
N M25
CHH 1
7/02/1989 A
3
N D38
CHH 1
8/10/1989 A
3 P N D38
CHH 1
8/11/1989 A
1 P N D38
CHH 1
8/16/1989 A
1
N D38
CHH 1
8/21/1989 A
4
E
CHH 1
8/22/1989 A
4
E
CHH 1
1/02/1989 A
1
Q R63
CHH 1
1/02/1989 A
1
D N R63
CHH 1
1/05/1989 A
2
N M20
CHH 1
1/12/1989 A
1
N R63
CHH 1
1/18/1989 A
3
N R63
CHH 1
1/19/1989 A
3
N R63
CHH 1
1/20/1989 A
3
N R63
CHH 1
2/12/1989 A
1
N R63
CHH 1
2/14/1989 A
N R63
CHH 1
2/15/1989 A
1
N M20
CHH 1
2/15/1989 A
1
N R63
CHH 1
2/27/1989 A
4
U
CHH 1
3/11/1989 A
1
N R63
CHH 1
4/08/1989 A
3
N H90
CHH 1
4/27/1989 A
1
N H90
CHH 1
4/30/1989 A
1
N H90
CHH 1
5/17/1989 A
1 P N H90
CHH 1
5/28/1989 A
3
N H90
CHH 1
5/29/1989 A
1
P N H90
CHH 1
6/09/1989 A
1 P N D38
CHH 1
6/09/1989 A
4
E
CHH 1
6/24/1989 A
1 P N L90
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DREDGE COULD ADD 4 MILLION GALLONS TO HILLSBOROUGH'S UATER RESERVES
TOWN HAY FINALLY GET MATER TANK
STATE EYES HILLSBOROUGH UATER PLANT
SAMPLES MAY LEAD CONSULTANT TO TOON'S BROWN-WATER CULPRIT
STATE ALLOWS TOWN TO REMOVE RED DYE
RUST-COLORED WATER FLOWS ONCE MORE mnmi
HILLSBOROUGH OFFICIALS HOPE TO PAINT AWAY RUSTY UATER WORRIES
ZIMPRO DISPUTES DYE PLAN
TREATMENT PLANT TO GET VIOLATION NOTICE
HILLSBOROUGH FAILS JULY SEWER DISCHARGE TESTS
ENO WATER ABOVE HILLSBOROUGH PLANT FAILS STATE TEST
HILLSBOROUGH TO CONSIDER *6.5 MILLION RESERVOIR BOND _
HILLSBOROUGH BOARD TO SEEK WATER BOND; OFFICIALS CALL ACTION FIRST STEP
RESERVOIR BOND IGNORES RUSTY WATER WOES, CRITICS SAY „„___
CONTROL ISSUES CLOUD RESERVOIR DEBATE/LAKE ORANGE REPAYMENT CONSIDERED
• COUNTY COOL ON TOWN BOND PROPOSAL
COOPERATION NEEDED TO FILL RESERVOIR
TOWN, COUNTY TO WRESTLE WATER ISSUES
SOME UNCREATIVE SPENDING
OFFICIALS IRON OUT RESERVOIR ISSUES
CREATIVE SPENDING: THE SEQUEL
8,300 SUBJECT TO PROPOSED WATERSHED PLAN
1-85 WOULD DEGRADE SEVEN MILE WATER
WATER BOND DELAYED; MEETING IS CANCELED
WATER SUPPLY WORRIES HILLSBOROUGH FIRE CHIEF
BOARD OKS FUNDS FOR WATER PROJECTS
HILLSBOROUGH TRIES NEW WATER CLARIFIER
FLYNT OWNER XINS SMALL VOICES TO 'INFORM' CRITICS mm
RUST-COLORED WATER NOT JUST HILLSBOROUGH AILMENT, OFFICIALS SAY
CLEAN WATER, NOT EXCUSES
PIPE TEST WORRIES OFFICIALS
HILLSBOROUGH FIRE DEPARTMENT STILL WITHOUT WATER FOR TRAINING
CLOUD LIFTS ON HILLSBOROUGH WATER WOES
FIREFIGHTERS MAY NOW TRAIN WITH TOWN WATER
LETTER CALLS FLYNT BENEFIT TO TOWN
FLYNT NOT PAYING ITS FAIR SHARE, GROUP SAYS
JOHNSON, GATES AT ODDS ON DURHAM PIPELINE PLAN
HILLSBOROUGH RESERVOIR IS BETTER CHOICE
HILLSBOROUGH WATER DIRTY FROM DREDGING
HILLSBOROUGH, N.C., WATER TREATMENT PLANT
HILLSBOROUGH'S WATER TREATMENT OPTIONS MANY
BIOLOGICAL SYSTEM SPURS SOME WARINESS
DYE REMOVAL PROCESS COULD SAVE TOWN MONEY
REPORT UNDERMINES CITIZENS' TRUST
HILLSBOROUGH WATER PASSES CHEMICALS TEST
LEGAL AGREEMENT CLEARS WAY FOR ENO COLOR REMOVAL PROCESS
HILLSBOROUGH READY TO REMOVE DYE
STATE EYES HILLSBOROUGH WATER PLANT
NEVER-MAILED LETTER QUESTIONED HILLSBOROUGH DYE-REMOVAL PLAN
STATUS OF FLYNT STUDY UNSURE
HILLSBOROUGH WASTEWATER TEST FILED LATE - DEM
ZIMPRO DISPUTES DYE PLAN
DEM'S POLICY UNCLEAR; OFFICIALS DIFFER ON MCLENNAN'S FARM
TREATMENT PLANT TO GET VIOLATION NOTICE
DEM NEEDS MORE MONEY TO DO THE JOB
PIPES CALLED CAUSE OF RUST-COLORED WATER
SEWER PLANT 'WELL OPERATED'
HILLSBOROUGH FAILS JULY SEWER DISCHARGE TESTS
SEWER STORY OMITS IMPORTANT POINT
HILLSBOROUGH TRIES NEW WATER CLARIFIER
FLYNT MAY ASK TREATMENT PAYMENT
CLOUD LIFTS ON HILLSBOROUGH WATER WOES
HILLSBOROUGH'S TREATMENT PLANT PASSES DISCHARGE TOXICITY TEST
HILLSBOROUGH, N.C., ZONING
SEE ALSO HILLSBOROUGH PLANNING BOARD
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., ZONING
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY PLANNING BOARD
COUNTY BOARD FOILS UNIVERSITY STATION'S REZONING EFFORT
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8/11/1989
8/12/1989
8/14/1989
8/15/1989
8/16/1989
8/17/1989
8/17/1989
8/20/1989
8/21/1989
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8/22/1989
8/22/1989
8/23/1989
8/24/1989
8/28/1989
9/01/1989
9/07/1989
9/08/1989
9/10/1989
9/11/1989
9/12/1989 A
9/15/1989 A
9/15/1989
9/16/1989
9/29/1989
9/29/1989
9/30/1989
11/01/1989
11/05/1989
11/11/1989
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1/02/1989
1/02/1989
1/07/1989
1/07/1989
5/27/1989
6/03/1989
6/09/1989
7/14/1989
7/15/1989
7/19/1989
8/01/1989
8/02/1989
8/04/1989
8/08/1989
8/09/1989
8/10/1989
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N D38
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N D38
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N D38
N D38
N D38
N D38
N D38
N D38
N H20
N D38
E
N H90
E
N M20
E
N M20
E
N H20
N H90
N H90
N H90
N D38
N D38
L
N M20
N H90
N H90-
1 N K20
N S17
N S17
N W57
E
N
Q R63
N R63
N R63
E
N H90
N D38
N D38
N D38
N D38
N D38
N D38
N D38
N C62
N D38
E
N D38
L
N D38
L
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N
N H90
N W57
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HILLSBOROUGH PUBLIC HEARING TO FOCUS ON ZONING TO HALT STRIP DEVELOPMENT CHH 1 7/24/1989 A 3 N D38
HILLSBOROUGH TO CONSIDER $6.5 MILLION RESERVOIR BOB CHH 1 8/14/1989 A 1 N D38
PICKETERS, CHEERS GREET RESTAURANT'S OPENING DAY CHH 1 10/23/1989 A 1 P N
HILLSBOROUGH OFFICIALS DISCUSS GROWTH BLUEPRINT CHH 1 11/16/1989 A 3 N W57
HILLSBOROUGH ARTS COUNCIL
HILLSBOROUGH LOOKS FOR A FEW GOOD ARTISTS
HILLSBOROUGH BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT
CATES QUESTIONS ELECTION OF ADJUSTMENT BOARD HEAD
HILLSBOROUGH STAFF WANTS REVIEW POWER
BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT PROTECTS CITIZENS
SITE PLAN ALTERNATIVES CONSIDERED
PAGE DUMPED AS ADJUSTMENT BOARD HEAD
PAGE LOSES OUT ON BOARD APPOINTMENT
HILLSBOROUGH BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS _
TO XIN OR NOT TO JOIN? HILLSBOROUGH BOARD TO MULL PROS AND CONS...
HILLSBOROUGH DELAYS JOINING PARTNERSHIP
HILLSBOROUGH PLANNERS BLAST TOWN BOARD
HILLSBOROUGH PONDERING WATER DECISION
CATES WANTS COUNTY OUT OF RESERVOIR PLAN
CATES WANTS COUNTY OUT OF RESERVOIR PLAN
HILLSBOROUGH OKS PONDS
WAFFLE HOUSE CLEARS FIRST HURDLE
COUNTY BOARD WANTS TO PICK RESERVOIR SITE
HILLSBOROUGH TO CONSIDER LAND PURCHASE
CATES QUESTIONS ELECTION OF ADJUSTMENT BOARD HEAD
RESERVOIR TOPS BOARD AGENDA; HILLSBOROUGH BOARD TO CONSIDER LEAVING...
HILLSBOROUGH BOARD DELAYS RESERVOIR ACTION
GROUP TARGETS CATES,- 'SMALL VOICES » WORK IN SECRET
HILLSBOROUGH COOL TOWARD IMPACT TAX
HILLSBOROUGH BOARD VOTES DOWN IMPACT TAX
MEETINGS CLASH; PLANNING BOARD JUGGLES SCHEDULE
TOWN BOARD TO MULL CHANGE IN SITE PLAN REVIEW
'FAIRNESS' OF HILLSBOROUGH TAX EXCLUSION QUESTIONED
IMPACT TAX SHOULD BE ALL OR NOTHING
RESERVOIR ISSUE DEADLOCKED (CLARIFICATION PRINTED 3-22-89)
RESERVOIR ISSUE DEADLOCKED (CLARIFICATION PRINTED 3-22-89)
HILLSBOROUGH BOARD BACKS DUKE IN FOREST FRAY
HILLSBOROUGH DROPPED FROM IMPACT TAX BILL
PLANNER 'STUNNED' BY RESERVOIR DECISION
HILLSBOROUGH TO WORK WITH ORANGE-ALAMANCE ON WATER SUPPLY
HILLSBOROUGH BOARD ANNEXES FIVE PROPERTIES
A RIGHT TO BE OUTRAGED
HILLSBOROUGH ANNEXATION MEASURE HITS MINOR SNAG
LEGAL AGREEMENT CLEARS WAY FOR ENO COLOR REMOVAL PROCESS
TOWN BOARD ADOPTS STAGGERED ANNEXATION SCHEDULE
HILLSBOROUGH LAUDS EDC'S EFFORTS
HILLSBOROUGH A STEP CLOSER TO BUILDING DURHAM PIPELINE
COUNTY MAY GIVE $25,000 FOR TOILETS
SMALL VOICES' CODE DRAWS BIG-VOICE REPLY
AN INSULTING SITUATION
ADOPT PRINCIPLES POLICY
BOOKKEEPING RULES FORCE MEETING
BOARD INDICTS ITSELF
TOWN BOARD PLAYING TO PACKED HOUSES
HILLSBOROUGH SCHEDULES CLOSED MEETING TO DISCUSS LEGAL MATTER
OFFICIALS SILENT ON MEETING TOPIC
HILLSBOROUGH TO CONSIDER $6.5 MILLION RESERVOIR BOND
HILLSBOROUGH BOARD TO SEEK WATER BOND; OFFICIALS CALL ACTION FIRST STEP
RESERVOIR BOND IGNORES RUSH WATER WOES, CRITICS SAY
CATES PLANNING HOG OF A REQUEST
TOWN BOARD KILLS SIGN AMENDMENT
PROTEST OF CURBS, GUTTERS EXPECTED
BEHIND THE WAFFLE DEBATE
JOHNSON SAYS "NO" TO SIMPSON
HILLSBOROUGH OFFICIALS DISCUSS GROWTH BLUEPRINT
HILLSBOROUGH TO EXAMINE RIGHT OF WAY
HISTORIC QUESTIONS
CHH 1 2/19/1989 A 3 N R63
CHH 1
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7/01/1989
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2/15/1989
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6/01/1989
6/03/1989
6/03/1989
6/06/1989
6/09/1989
6/11/1989
6/23/1989
6/24/1989
6/29/1989
7/02/1989
7/02/1989
7/20/1989
7/26/1989
7/28/1989
8/14/1989
8/15/1989
8/16/1989
9/11/1989
9/13/1989
10/08/1989
10/22/1989
11/11/1989
11/16/1989
11/29/1989
12/07/1989
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
3 :
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
3
1
1
4
1
1
3
1
c
1
1
4
3
1
3
2
1
1
3
4
4
3
4
3
2
3
1
1
1
1
3
3
4
3
3
3
3
N R63
N R63
L
N R63
N D38
N D38
N R63
N R63
N R63
N R63
N R63
N M20
N R63
N R63
N M20
N R63
N R63
N R63
N R63
N R63
N R63
N R63
N M20
N R63
N M20
E
N M20
N R63
N R63
N M20
N M20
N H90
N H90
E
N D38
N D38
N 108
N D38
N P38
N M20
N D38
E
L
N D38
L
N D38
N D38
N D38
N D38
N D38
N B38
N D38
N D38
N W57
L
N
N W57
N
N M20
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1/01/1989
INDEX BY
12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
JOHNSON VACANCY CHOICE TO WAIT
HILLSBOROUGH BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, BOARD APPOINTMENTS
HAMMER SEEKS SEAT ON TOWN BOARD
HILLSBOROUGH BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, BUDGET
"SftB NrmVWb MOBILE PHONE EXPENSES
HILLSBOROUGH BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO HILLSBOROUGH, N.C., ELECTIONS
MICHAEL KIRBY IS 'LEANING TOWARD' RUNNING AGAIN
SMITH TO SEEK ANOTHER TERM ON TOWN BOARD^,
CATES READY FOR ANOTHER TERM OF 'CONTROVERSY'
KIRBY PLANNING RE-ELECTION BID
ROaMTJ RWn« ^STABn!nY'0CANDIDATE FOR SEAT ON HILLSBOROUGH... BOARD
LOCAL BUILDER SEEKS SEAT ON TOWN BOARD
SIMPSON EYES TOWN BOARD SPOT
YOUR GOVERNMENT IS UP FOR GRABS
SHALL VOICES UON'T ENDORSE CANDIDATES
HILLSBOROUGH CANDIDATES SET TO SQUARE OFF__
COATTAILS MAY BE LONG IN HILLSBOROUGH ELECTION „
HILLSBOROUGH MAYOR AND TOWN BOARD5V0TE FOR ONE MAYOR AND TWO MEMBERS
JOHNSON EDGES CATES
JOHNSON'S BOARD SEAT UP FOR GRABS
BETTER RELATIONS PREDICTED
HILiSBOROUGH/VOTE TALLY
HILLSBOROUGH BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, MEMBERS
FORMER CHAIRWOMAN THROWS NAME IN A HAT FOR JOHNSON VACANCY
JOHNSON HINTS THAT LORENZ IS BOARD PICK
ONLY 3 APPLY FOR BOARD POSITION
HILLSBOROUGH BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, TRAVEL EXPENSES
TAXPAYERS' BILL FOR CONFERENCE NEARLY $4,000
HILLSBOROUGH BUSINESS CENTER
SEE ALSO HILLSBOROUGH, N.C., BUSINESSES
HILLSBOROUGH TO GET 60 NEW XBS
HILLSBOROUGH CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
CHAMBER TO DECIDE PARKING LOT ISSUE
DOWNTOWN A VITAL ASSET, CHAMBER TOLD
HILLSBOROUGH HOPES HOG DAY PROFITS FLESH OUT
HILLSBOROUGH CHAMBER SEEKS FUNDS FOR CENTER'S RESTROOM RENOVATIONS
CHAMBER SEEKS SUPPORT FOR REST ROOMS
EDC ENDORSES FUNDS FOR CENTER
CHAMBER GETS FUNDS FROM COUNTY , ,_
CHAMBER HOPES ♦7,500 GIFT WILL HELP PROMOTE TOURISM
CHAMBER GIVES OUT BUSINESS AWARDS
HILLSBOROUGH CHRISTMAS TOUR
SEE ALSO HOUSE TOURS
HILLSBOROUGH TO HOST CHRISTMAS TOUR
HILLSBOROUGH CHRISTMAS TOUR
HILLSBOROUGH, STAGVILLE CENTER SET FOR HOLIDAY
HILLSBOROUGH COMMONS
CHURTON ST. TO GET NEW TRAFFIC LIGHT
HILLSBOROUGH CROSSING
CROSSING PROJECT STILL LACKING MOTEL
HILLSBOROUGH FIRE DEPT.
SEE HILLSBOROUGH VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPT,
HILLSBOROUGH HISTORICAL SOCIETY
SEE ALSO HILLSBOROUGH, N.C., HOUSING
SEE ALSO HISTORIC HILLSBOROUGH COMMISSION
E
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E L Y
C -PG L P BYL
CHH 1 12/13/1989 A 3 P W57
CHH 1 12/02/1989 A 3 P N W57
CHH 1 5/11/1989 A 3 P N H90
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
CHH
CHH
H
CHH
CHH
CHH
2/28/1989
7/06/1989
7/12/1989
7/20/1989
7/25/1989
7/27/1989
7/28/1989
8/01/1989
8/02/1989
9/17/1989
10/24/1989
11/03/1989
11/05/1989
11/08/1989
11/09/1989
11/09/1989
11/09/1989
3
3
1
3
1
1
3
3
4
1
1
1
9
1
3
3
12
N R63
N D38
N D38
N D38
N D38
N D38
N D38
N D38
E
N H90
N W57
Q W57
N
N W57
N W57
N M20
N
CHH 1 11/14/1989 A
CHH 1 12/07/1989 A
CHH 1 12/30/1989 A
1 N 167
1 N W57
1 N M20
CHH 1 4/10/1989 A 1 N M20
CHH 1 5/20/1989 A 1 N H90
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
2/16/1989
2/16/1989
6/13/1989
8/08/1989
8/31/1989
9/15/1989
10/05/1989
10/26/1989
12/05/1989
N
N R63
N H90
N M20
N M20
N
N
N H90
N
CHH 1 11/17/1989 A 3 N
CHH 1 11/28/1989 A 2 P P T44
H 2 12/01/1989 D 6 P F W66
CHH 1 8/23/1989 A 1 P N H90
CHH 1 4/06/1989 A 3 N
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1/01/1989
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12/31/1939
SUBJECTS
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N E ELY
P D — BATE — C -PG L P BYL
HILLSBOROUGH TOUR FEATURES DEDICATION, FLUMBING
'NEW' CENTER OPENS; VISITORS CENTER IS 200 YEARS OLD
HILLSBOROUGH HOG DAY
HOG DAY T-SHIRTS AVAILABLE NOU
FAIR ORGANIZERS HOPE TO 'BEEF' UP HOG DAY EVENTS
COUNTY WON'T BILL CHAMBER
HOGS, HOLLERIN', HOEDOWNS MARK THE SEASON
HILLSBOROUGH HOPES HOG DAY PROFITS FLESH OUT
GET HOG UILD ABOUT HISTORIC HILLSBOROUGH! (SPECIAL SECTION)
BARBIE Q TO BE CROWO QUEEN
EVERY HOG HAS ITS DAY
HIGH ON THE HOG; HILLSBOROUGH HAS ITS DAY
HILLSBOROUGH HOG DAY
REVAW^ED PELICAN GUIDE HAKES WAY BACK TO HILLSBOROUGH'S BOOKSHELVES
HILLSBOROUGH HAMS IT UP
HOG DAY SURVIVES UITHOUT BARBIE Q
FINAL HOG DAY TALLY NEAR $9,800 FOR '89
COOK CONJURING CAJUN CUISINE FOR CARNIVAL
HILLSBOROUGH MOOSE LODGE
MOOSE LODGE OFFER ENDS TOWN'S TEEN CENTER SEARCH
HILLSBOROUGH PLANNING BOARD
SEE ALSO HILLSBOROUGH, N.C., ZONING
RESIDENTS REQUEST AREA ANNEXATION
PLANNERS REJECT ZONING CHANGE
HILLSBOROUGH PLANNERS BLAST TOWN BOARD
HILLSBOROUGH FORGOES APRIL PLANNING MEETING
JOINT PLANNING ISSUE TO GET HEARING
BOARDS DEBATE SCOPE OF JOINT PLANNING AGREEMENT
PLANNING BOARDS READY TO CONSIDER JOINT PLANNING TURF
HILLSBOROUGH LOOKING FOR ELBOW ROOM
HILLSBOROUGH PLANNER WANTS SOME HELP
HILLSBOROUGH OFFICIALS DISCUSS GROWTH BLUEPRINT
HILLSBOROUGH POLICE DEPT.
DRUG USE SURPRISES POLICE
HILLSBOROUGH POLICE WANT TOWN TO APPLY FOR GRANT
DRUGS CAUSE CRIME TREND, BIGGS SAYS
♦100,000 GRANT FUNDS DRUG WAR IN HILLSBOROUGH
GATES: DRUG OFFICERS WON'T MEAN TAX HIKE
HILLSBOROUGH BOARD TO CONSIDER ACCEPTING GRANT FOR DRUG OFFICERS
HILLSBOROUGH POLICE WAGE BIGGEST DRUG WAR IN ORANGE COUNTY
HILLSBOROUGH MAN ELUDES POLICE IN CHASE
HILLSBOROUGH MAN SHOT IN CHASE
WARRANTS SERVED ON MAN WOUNDED AFTER MONDAY SHOOTOUT WITH POLICE
TOWN FILLS LAST POLICE VACANCY
HILLSBOROUGH POLICE DEPT., OFFICERS
OTHER LOCAL POLICE FORCES ALSO HAVE FEW BLACK WOMEN
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
H 2
H
CHH 1
CHH
H
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
4/28/1989 D
4/30/1989 A
3/05/1989 A
5/25/1989 A
5/25/1989 A
6/06/1989 B
6/13/1989 A
6/14/1989
6/15/1989
6/16/1989
6/16/1989
6/17/1989
6/17/1989
6/18/1989
6/18/1989
7/15/1989
8/24/1989
6 P F W66
3 N M25
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
1/19/1989
2/03/1989
2/10/1989
4/08/1989
4/22/1989
5/11/1989
10/05/1989
10/07/1989
11/12/1989
11/16/1989
2/08/1989
2/10/1989
2/17/1989
3/04/1989
3/15/1989
3/20/1989
4/01/1989
5/02/1989
5/10/1989
5/11/1989
11/17/1989
HILLSBOROUGH RAPE CRISIS CENTER
SEE ORANGE COUNTY RAPE CRISIS CENTER (FORMERLY CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO RAPE...)
HILLSBOROUGH RECREATION DEPT.
SEE ALSO HILLSBOROUGH. N.C., PARKS
MORE THAN JUST FUN
HILLSBOROUGH ROAD
PROGRESS REQUIRES PATIENCE
HENDERSON BYPASS CONTRACT APPROVED
MR. AIRY FIRM GETS CONTRACT TO WIDEN HILLSBOROUGH RD.
HILLANDALE, HILLSBOROUGH GETTING NEW INTERSECTION
HILLSBOROUGH ROAD (CARRBORO, N.C.)
CARRBORO RESIDENTS DEBATE DOT OFFER
HILLSBOROUGH TREE BOARD
CATES MAY ASK TWO ON TREE BOARD TO RESIGN
N
N H90
N H90
U W66
N H90
F
N
T
F
M
N H90
P T44
N C62
N H90
N H90
C50
W66
CHH 1 12/27/1989 A 3 P N W57
N R63
N R63
N R63
N M20
N M20
N M20
N M20
N W57
N W57
N W57
N R63
N R63
N R63
N R63
N
N R63
N R63
N H90
N H90
N H90
N
CHH 1 9/05/1989 A 1 N S17
CHH
1 10/23/1989 A
3
N W57
S
H
S
S
2 1/11/1989 A
2 9/02/1989 C
2 9/08/1989 C
2 11/13/1989 A
4 E
1 N R53
1 N
1 P N Yll
CHH
1 12/17/1989 A
1
N C62
CHH
1 8/11/1989 A
3
N D38
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1/01/1989
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12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
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HILLSBOROUGH VOLUNTEER FIRE DEFT. .„,„„,
SEE ALSO FIRE DEPTS,, ORANGE COUNTY, VOLUNTEER
BLAZE DAMAGES TWO-STORY HOUSE; NO INJURIES RESULT
COMMUNICATION GAP CAUSES INSURANCE LAPSE
2 KILLED IN HILLSBOROUGH FIRE _
WATER SUPPLY WORRIES HILLSBOROUGH FIRE CHIEF mATUTUP
HILLSBOROUGH FIRE DEPARTMENT STILL WITHOUT WATER FOR TRAINING
FIREFIGHTERS MAY NOW TRAIN WITH TOWN WATER
HILLSBOROUGH YOUTH ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
NO PRACTICE FIELD KEEPS HILLSBOROUGH LEAGUES HUSTLING
HILLSBOROUGH/ORANGE HIGH SCHOOL
SEE ORANGE HIGH SCHOOL
HILLSIDE HIGH SCHOOL
25 YEARS LATER, STUDENTS WANT STATE TO RATIFY 24TH AMENDMENT
HILLSIDE GROUP LOBBIES HOUSE ON RATIFICATION BILL
A *24-MILLI0N QUESTION _
CONSOLIDATED CITY HIGH SCHOOL ADVANCES
FORMER TEACHER AT HILLSIDE TO BE HONORED
REPLACING HIGH SCHOOLS MORE THAN MONEY ISSUE
ALUMNI REMEMBER 'DYNAMITE' TEACHER _
HILLSIDE STUDENTS ARE PRAISED ON ANTI-POLL TAX MEASURE
HOUSE VOTES TO APPROVE ANTI-POLL TAX BILL
STATE SENATE ADVANCES ANTI-POLL TAX MEASURE
CLEARING THE RECORD
TEACHER CHARGES JOB DISCRIMINATION
TEACHER TO GET HEARING ON JOB-DISCRIMINATION COMPLAINT
HIGH SCHOOLS GET NEW PHONE NUMBERS
HILLSIDE, DURHAM HIGH REPLACEMENTS URGED
HOLDING THE STRINGS
SCHOOL BOARD HEARS HILLSIDE PLAN
SCHOOLS NEED JOINT STUDY
GETTING THE WORD
STUDENTS LEARNING TO SETTLE OWN SPATS
CLASS OFFICER
SHOOTING OUTSIDE HILLSIDE HOSPITALIZES TECH STUDENT
SUSPENSIONS UP AT ROGERS-HERR
POLICE LOG/SHOTS LEAVE MAN WITH MULTIPLE WOUNDS
WHAT SHAPED AN ALL-BLACK HILLSIDE HIGH?
HILLSIDE HIGH SCHOOL, FAMILY DAY
HILLSIDE HIGH HOLDS 2ND FAMILY CELEBRATION DAY
HILLSIDE HIGH SCHOOL, GRADUATION
SEE ALSO HILLSIDE HIGH SCHOOL, STUDENTS __
RAIN DOESN'T DAMPEN SENIORS' SPIRITS/THOMAS : 'STAY HUNGRY'
RAIN DOESN'T DAMPEN HILLSIDE'S SPIRITS OF '89
HILLSIDE HIGH SCHOOL, HISTORY
WHAT SHAPED AN ALL-BLACK HILLSIDE HIGH?
HILLSIDE HIGH SCHOOL, STUDENTS
SEE ALSO HILLSIDE HIGH SCHOOL, GRADUATION
HHS STUDENTS WANT STATE OFFICIALLY TO END POLL TAX
HILLSIDE NAMES HONOR ROLL STUDENTS
KOMEL AT HILLSIDE
STUDENTS GET GLIMPSE OF CORPORATE AMERICA
LAYING BRICKWORK
HILLSIDE STUDENT PONDERS BUSINESS FOLLOWING STUDY
HILLSIDE STUDENTS ORGANIZE COMMUNITY RELATIONS CLUB
HHS ROYALTY CROWNED
HILLSIDE HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS
HILLSIDE'S WINNING TRADITION IN SPORTS STRETCHES BACK TO THE '20S
HILLSIDE HIGH FINISHES BEST SEASON OF '80S
SCHOOLS MUST FIX LACK OF TRAINERS
CHH 1
CKH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
1/02/1989
1/28/1989
2/21/1989
9/01/1989
9/15/1989
9/29/1989
P N C62
N H90
P N R63
N H90
N H90
P N M20
CHH 1 10/23/1989 A 3 N U57
H
2
H
2
H
2
H
2
S
2
S
2
S
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
2
S
2
H
2
S
2
H
2
H
2
1/27/1989 C
1/31/1989 B
2/12/1989 D
2/14/1989 A
2/15/1989 A
2/16/1989 A
2/18/1989 A
2/23/1989 B
3/07/1989 B
5/02/1989 C
5/03/1989 A
6/13/1989 A
6/14/1989 D
8/29/1989 B
9/12/1989 A
9/12/1989
9/12/1989
9/13/1989
9/29/1989
9/29/1989
9/30/1989
10/07/1989
10/11/1989
10/15/1989
10/27/1989
1 I
1
4
1
11
4
1
2
1
1
2
12
12
1
1
1
1
4
8
3
5
1
1
13
1
N L40
N L40
E
N J40
N
E
N S92
N L40
N R53
N L40
N
N S92
N
N
N C47
P T32
N E33
E
P S76
N E33
P T32
N R63
N E33
N M51
N C47
S 2 8/29/1989 C 4 P N A76
2 6/09/1989 A
2 6/10/1989 C
1 P N T77
1 P N K65
H 2 10/27/1989 A 1 N C47
S
s
H
S
S
S
H
S
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
1/17/1989 C
5/12/1989 C
5/20/1989 B
5/29/1989 C
6/10/1989 A
8/12/1989 A
9/09/1989 B
9/22/1989 A
1 P N S92
14 N
1 P P S76
1 P N H65
2 P P S76
1 P N M06
1 P U K30
10 P U S76
S
S
S
2 4/19/1989 H
2 6/27/1989 D
2 12/15/1989 C
4 P F A76
4 N A76
1 N Yll
HILLSIDE HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, BASKETBALL (BOYS)
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ANNUAL
1/01/1989
INDEX B
12/31/1989
SUBJE
MERRICK MOORE 'OLDIES' DEFEAT HILLSIDE 'GOODIES'
WARREN SLIPS PAST HILLSIDE IN OVERTIME
JORDAN FIZZLES ROCKETS
HILLSIDE NIPS JORDAN, 73-67
HORNETS HALT FALCONS IN OT
ROGERS' 27 BOOST HILLSIDE TO VICTORY
KNIGHTS PUT STING ON HORNETS
KNIGHTS SHOCK HORNETS
VANCE ROLLS BY HILLSIDE, 58-49
VIKINGS STIFLE HORNETS
ROGERS' DUNKS SPARK HORNETS PAST BULLDOGS
HORNETS DUNK 'DOGS
CHAPEL HILL ROARS PAST HILLSIDE, 69-38
HILLSIDE'S RODNEY ROGERS REJECTS A STUART ROYALL SHOT
ROGERS' FREE THROWS, 36 POINTS PROPEL HILLSIDE OVER JORDAN
ROGERS, HILLSIDE HOLD OFF FALCONS
TOP-SEEDED TIGERS RALLY PAST UEBB; HILLSIDE ROLLS, 78-62
HILLSIDE, VANCE REACH FINAL
HORNETS STORM INTO FINALS
PAC-65 HILLSIDE, CHAPEL HILL WIN; BOYS: ROGERS SPARKS HILLSIDE...
HORNETS CLAIM PAC-6 TITLE IN OVERTIME THRILLER
HILLSIDE WHIPS GARNER IN STATE TOURNAMENT
HORNETS WIN; JORDAN FALLS
HILLSIDE'S ROGERS CUTS LIST TO NINE SCHOOLS
ROGERS IS MAKING ALL THE RIGHT MOVES
HILLSIDE'S ROGERS CHOOSES WAKE
HORNETS LOADED AND GUNNING FOR STATE TITLE
HORNETS FALL DESPITE ROGERS Ml
ROGERS SPARKS HILLSIDE WIN OVER SOUTHERN UAYNE
ROGERS IS LEAD 'VOCALIST' FOR HORNETS
HORNETS DESTROY BULLDOGS, 84-44
HILLSIDE WALLOPS DHS
PICK OF THE PAC-6
ROGERS GOES WILD, HILLSIDE ROLLS PAST CHAPEL HILL
ROGERS ANSWERS ABUSIVE FANS
ROGERS, HILLSIDE BLOW BY PERSON
HILLSIDE-FIKE: CLASSIC HOOPS MATCHUP, TAKE TWO
POLICE LOG/ARRESTS FOLLOW FIGHT AT GAME
HILLSIDE BLASTS DEMONS
ROGERS DOMINATES CRIPFLED WILSON FIKE
ROGERS, HORNETS DUMP NO. 16 FAIRDALE
HORNETS STAND TALL AGAINST LONGEST ODDS
ROGERS, HILLSIDE ROLL TO TOURNAMENT TITLE
HILLSIDE HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, CROSS-COUNTRY RUNNING
BLUNT'S YOUNG HORNETS RUNNING WITH SUCCESS
HILLSIDE HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, FOOTBALL
THREE HORNETS SIGN FOOTBALL LETTERS OF INTENT
THOM MCAN WINNER
KNIGHTS ARE PAC-6 FAVORITES — AGAIN
BULLS RIP HILLSIDE; WEBB MOVES TO 2-0
HISTORY STRONG IN SERIES
HILLSIDE BLASTS BULLDOGS, 33-0
HORNETS FOIL DHS UPSET HOPES
CHAPEL HILL STORMS BY HORNETS, 44-6
WEBB RIPS HILLSIDE, KEEPS PERFECT RECORD
SPARTANS BANKING ON BANKS
HILLSIDE USES QUICKNESS IN VICTORY
HORNETS STING SPARTANS
JORDAN STOPS HORNETS ON FINAL PLAY FOR WIN
LAST-SECOND DEFENSE SAVES FALCON VICTORY
NORTHERN 49, HILLSIDE 0
KNIGHTS BASH HORNETS
VANCE 21, HILLSIDE 0
HILLSIDE HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, TRACK
HORNETS STING PAC-6
HILLSIDE'S TRACK TEAMS READY TO MAKE A RUN FOR STATE TITLES
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I T
N
E E
L Y
P
D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
s
2 1/03/1989 B
6 P U A76
H
2 1/05/1989 D
2 N
H
2 1/07/1989 D
2 P N S73
H
2 1/14/1989 D
2 P N P75
S
2 1/14/1989 B
1 P N A76
H
2 1/15/1989 C
7 N
H
2 1/18/1989 D
4 P N M64
S
2 1/18/1989 D
1 P N A76
H
2 1/25/1989 D
2 N M64
S
2 1/25/1989 D
2 P N A76
H
2 1/28/1989 D
1 P N R54
S
2 1/28/1989 B
1 P N A76
H
2 2/01/1989 D
2 P N P75
H
2 2/15/1989 D
1 P P S73
H
2 2/15/1989 D
2 N
S
2 2/15/1989 D
3 P N A76
H
2 3/01/1989 C
2 P N R54
H
2 3/03/1989 B
2 N M64
S
2 3/03/1989 D
3 P N T32
H
2 3/04/1989 D
1 P N P75
S
2 3/04/1989 B
1 P U A76
H
2 3/11/1989 D
1 P N T32
S
2 3/11/1989 B
3 P N T32
H
2 9/11/1989 B
2 P N C49
H
2 10/31/1989 B
1 P N C49
H
2 11/02/1989 C
1 P N C49
H
2 11/15/1989 D
18 P N
H
2 11/25/1989 D
3 N
H
2 12/06/1989 D
3 P N B40
S
2 12/12/1989 C
1 P N P52
H
2 12/14/1989 C
3 N F95
S
2 12/14/1989 C
1 P N P52
H
2 12/16/1989 D
1 P P K30
H
2 12/16/1989 D
3 P N B40
S
2 12/16/1989 C
1 P N P52
H
2 12/19/1989 D
2 N B40
H
2 12/21/1989 B
3 P N B40
H
2 12/23/1989 B
1 N
H
2 12/23/1989 B
2 P N B40
S
2 12/23/1989 B
1 P N P52
H
2 12/29/1989 B
3 P N B40
H
2 12/30/1989 D
1 N B40
H
2 12/31/1989 C
7 N B40
s
2 9/13/1989 D
3 N A76
s
2 2/09/1989 B
4 P P T32
H
2 2/10/1989 B
3 N
S
2 6/10/1989 B
3 P P K30
s
2 8/23/1989 D
9 P F F52
H
2 9/02/1989 D
3 N R54
S
2 9/06/1989 D
2 N A76
H
2 9/09/1989 D
3 P N G98
S
2 9/09/1989 B
1 P N P52
H
2 9/17/1989 C
11 N B40
H
2 9/30/1989 D
3 N W55
S
2 10/04/1989 B
3 P N P52
H
2 10/07/1989 D
3 P N M64
S
2 10/07/1989 B
2 P N A76
H
2 10/14/1989 D
3 P N G55
S
2 10/14/1989 C
1 P N A76
H
2 10/21/1989 D
3 P N B64
s
2 10/21/1989 B
3 P N P52
H
2 11/04/1989 D
3 N M64
s
2 5/03/1989 D
2 P N A76
s
2 5/09/1989 B
5 P U A76
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HORNETS GET DOUBLE UIN _ _
HILLSIDE GIRLS TAKE 2ND IN STATE TRACK
HILLSIDE'S BLUNT MAKES HALL OF FAME
NO. I. AND HEADED TO THE HALL CM7 FAME
HILLSIDE'S RUNNING MAN MAKES HALL OF FAME
BLUNT'S 'FAME' WELL-DESERVED
RUSSELL BLUNT EARNS PLACE IN SPORTS HALL
HILLSIDE PARK
PARK LARK
HILLTOP RESTAURANT (PITTSBORO, N.C.)
THE HILLTOP IS WELL UORTH A TRIP OUT OF YOUR WAY
HILTON HEAD, S.C.
SEE ALSO S.C.
SPRING COMES TO HILTON HEAD
HINCKLEY, OHIO
ON-TIME BUZZARDS
HINDUS
SEE ALSO RELIGION (SEE ALSO NAMES OF CHURCHES)
SPIRITUAL LEADER TO VISIT TRIANGLE
HIROSHIMA
SEE ALSO ATOMIC BOMBS
SEE ALSO JAPAN
GROUP REMEMBERS 1945 A-BOMBING OF JAPANESE CITIES
HISTORIC HILLSBOROUGH COMMISSION
SEE ALSO HILLSBOROUGH, N.C, HISTORY
SEE ALSO HILLSBOROUGH HISTORICAL SOCIETY
NEW COMMISSION MEMBERS NAMED
HISTORIC HOMES, DURHAM
SEE DURHAM, N.C, HISTORIC HOMES AND BUILDINGS
HISTORIC HOMES AND BUILDINGS, N.C.
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, HISTORIC HOMES AND BUILDINGS
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, HISTORIC HOMES AND BUILDINGS
SEE ALSO RESTORATION AND PRESERVATION
HOUSE OKS FORMING STATE REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES
REGISTER COULD HELP PRESERVE STATE'S HISTORY
HISTORIC NORTH CAROLINA INNS - A COOK'S TOUR (BOOK)
A COOK'S TOUR OF CAROLINA (CORRECTION PRINTED 7-29-89)
CLEARING THE RECORD
S I T
E ELY
D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
5/15/1989 D
5/28/1989 C
9/15/1989 A
9/16/1989 D
9/16/1989 D
9/16/1989 B
9/18/1989 A
N A76
N R54
N C09
P T37
N C52
U C09
E
S 2 8/17/1989 B
H 2 1/13/1989 D
S 2 1/24/1989 D
H 2 3/21/1989 A
1 PP T32
7 P R D77
5 N A76
4 E
H 2 6/24/1989 A 7 N
CHH 1 8/06/1989 A 3 P N C62
CHH 1 12/02/1989 A 3 N
2/21/1989 A
2/24/1989 A
7/26/1989 B
7/29/1989 A
8 N
4 E
1 P F Zll
2 N
HISTORIC PRESERVATION CENTER OF STAGVILLE
SEE STAGVILLE CENTER FOR PRESERVATION TECHNOLOGY (NOW STAGVILLE PRESERV.,..)
HISTORIC PRESERVATION SOCIETY OF DURHAM
SEE ALSO ARCHITECTURE, DURHAM
SEE ALSO BARLETT DURHAM AWARD
SEE ALSO NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES
IT NEEDS WORK
NEGLECTED, ALMOST FORGOTTEN CEMETERY TARGET FOR PRESERVATION SOCIETY...
CEMETERY'S FIRST CUSTOMER WANTED A BALLPARK INSTEAD
PANEL BACKS REQUEST FOR AID ON CLEANUP OF OLD CEMETERY
HISTORIC PRESERVATION SOCIETY OF DURHAM
HISTORICAL SOCIETY SETS MEETING
CITY TO HELP CLEAN CEMETERY
HISTORIC PRESERVATION SOCIETY BANQUET SET
OLD/NEW DURHAM; HISTORIC PRESERVATION SOCIETY WILL HONOR PROJECTS...
PRESERVATION GROUP CITES MOSES FOR WORK ON THEATER
MOSES RECEIVES HISTORICAL SOCIETY'S BARTLETT AWARD
NEW OFFICERS
H
2
2/08/1989 C
3 P P T37
H
2
2/12/1989 B
1 M N N36
H
2
4/01/1989 C
1 P N P38
H
2
4/07/1989 C
1 N S69
S
2
4/14/1989 B
2 P P
H
2
4/18/1989 A
6 P P S76
H
2
4/19/1989 B
6 N
H
2
4/27/1989 B
8 N
H
2
5/02/1989 B
1 P F S56
S
2
5/04/1989 C
1 P N
H
2
5/06/1989 A
11 P N
S
2
5/06/1989 A
5 P P S73
HISTORY, DURHAM
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SUBJECTS
SEE DURHAM, N.C., HISTORY
HISTORY, N.C.
SEE N.C, HISTORY
HISTORY, U.S.
SEE U.S., HISTORY
HISTORY BOWL
HISTORY BOWL CHAMPIONS
CHAMPS AGAIN
HIT-AND-RUN DRIVING
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, AUTO, CARRBORO
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, AUTO, CHAPEL HILL
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, AUTO, DURHAM
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, AUTO, N.C.
SEE ALSO RECKLESS DRIVING
SEE ALSO TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS
POLICE LOG/ABANDONED MONTE CARLO SIMILAR TO VEHICLE SOUGHT...
COUSINS' 'MOVIE' ENDS IN DEATH ON 1-40
REWARD OFFERED FOR DRIVER FORCING FATAL 1-40 WRECK
NAACP ASKS FOR SBI PROBE, $15,000 REWARD
SBI JOINS PATROL'S INVESTIGATION OF FATAL RAMMING WRECK ON 1-40
LEARNING TO WALK AGAIN NEXT FOR RAMMING VICTIM
PEDESTRIAN KILLED IN HIT-RUN ACCIDENT
HIT-AND-RUN DRIVER KILLS PEDESTRIAN
PEDESTRIAN STRUCK, KILLED BY CARS IDENTIFIED
DURHAM MAN HURT IN CORNWALLIS WRECK
DRAWING ISSUED OF MAN WANTED IN HIT-AND-RUN
3 ARRESTED IN FATAL HIT-AND-RUN
PEDESTRIAN CRITICALLY INJURED
HIT-RUN VICTIM IN IMPROVED CONDITION
POLICE LOG/DAMAGE TO PORSCHE LEADS TO CHARGES
MAN CHARGED WITH HIT-AND-RUN, DRUNKEN DRIVING AFTER CHASE
POLICE LOG/MAN CHARGED WITH HIT-AND-RUN
HIT-AND-RUN RIG DESTROYS VW
N.Y. MAN CHARGED WITH 1-85 HIT-3ND-RUN
APRIL 21 HIT-AND-RUN, TRACTOR-TRAILER DRIVER TURNS SELF IN
POLICE LOG/MAN CHARGED WITH HIT-AND-RUN
POLICE LOG/HIT-AND-RUN CHARGE FOLLOWS SUN. ACCIDENT
POLICE LOG/PEDESTRIAN HOSPITALIZED BY HIT-AND-RUN VEHICLE
HIT-AND-RUN RESULT
POLICE LOG/WOMAN ASSAULTED IN MCDONALD HOUSE
POLICE LOG/DECOMPOSED BODY IDENTIFIED AS MISSING 15-YEAR-OLD GIRL
POLICE LOG/BULLETS HIT TWO MEN IN LOUNGE PARKING LOT (CORRECTED 9-
WOMAN CHARGED WITH HIT AND RUN
POLICE LOG/MAN CHARGED IN ARMED ROBBERY OF FAST FARE
POLICE LOG/STORE MONEY BAG SNATCHED WHILE EMPLOYEE DISTRACTED
MAN FLEES POLICE IN DUKE HOSPITAL
POLICE LOG/DRIVER FACES THIRD REVOKED LICENSE CASE
BOY INJURED; DRIVER SOUGHT
HIT-AND-RUN CHARGED
POLICE LOG/MERCEDES RUNS AMOK; DRIVER JAILED
MAN FACES MORE HIT-RUN CHARGES
PROGRAM HELPS WOMAN REBUILD SHATTERED DREAMS
COUNTY READY TO HELP OUT
UNSOLVED FATAL RAMMING ON 1-40 RE-ENACTED FOR TV
FATAL HIT-AND-RUN SENTENCE SUSFENDED
HITCHHIKING
POLICE LOG/HITCHHIKING ATTEMPT LEADS TO CHARGES
POLICE LOG/CRIMESTQPPEKS TIP SUCCESSFUL
POLICE LOG/MAN ARRESTED AFTER CHASE BY THREE CARS
HITE'S INC*
TWO OXFORD STORES DAMAGED BY CAR
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S I T
E L Y
C -PG L P BYL
2 3/01/1989 C
2 3/01/1989 A
7 P P S73
2 P P S73
Ctt
1 1
1/02/1989 A
3
N
H
2
1/06/1989 A
9
N
H
2
1/07/1989 C
1
N
H
2
1/10/1989 C
2
N
H
2
1/11/1989 D
9
N M51
H
2
1/14/1989 C
1 P N
H
2
1/17/1989 C
6
N
S
2
1/17/1989 A
1
N B53
H
2
1/18/1989 C
3
0
H
2
1/18/1989 C
10
N
H
2
1/20/1989 B
9 D N
H
2
2/09/1989 C
1
N
H
2
3/04/1989 C
3
N
H
2
3/05/1989 B
9
N
CHH 1
3/10/1989 A
8
N
H
2
3/19/1989 B
3
N
CHH 1
3/31/1989 A
5
N
H
2
4/23/1989 B
1
N
S
2
4/26/1989 B
1
N B53
H
2
5/03/1989 D
13
N
H
2
8/04/1989 C
2
N C47
CHH 1
8/08/1989 A
7
N
H
2
8/14/1989 B
5
N M51
H
2
8/29/1989 C
1
P P S76
H
2
8/29/1989 C
6
N M51
H
2
9/06/1989 C
3 P N M51
16-89) H
2
9/10/1989 B
9
N M51
CHH 1
9/17/1989 A
3
N
H
2
9/25/1989 B
5
N M51
H
2 10/10/1989 B
14
N M51
S
2 10/13/1989 C
1
N B53
H
2 10/14/1989 C
2
N R63
H
2 10/22/1989 B
T
N
H
2 10/27/1989 C
3
N M51
H
2 10/30/1989 B
1
N M51
S
2
10/30/1989 A
3
N
S
2 11/02/1989 C
1
P N H65
S
2
11/02/1989 C
1
N H65
H
2 11/07/1989 B
1
N N36
H
2 12/09/1989 B
6
N
CHH 1
3/21/1989 A
8
N
H
2 11/22/1989 C
1
N M51
H
2 12/08/1989 C
1
N
H 1 1/21/1989 B 1 P N T32
HITTING THE ROAD (COLUMN)
SEE ALSO AUTOS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC AUTOS AND AUTO MANUFACTURERS)
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E LY
-BATE — C -PG L P BYL
HITTING THE ROAD
HITTING THE ROAD
HITTING THE ROAD
HOGS
SEE ALSO LIVESTOCK
SEE ALSO PIGS _
CATES PLANNING HOG OF A REQUEST
HOLES IN ONE
SEE GOLF, HOLES IN ONE
HOLIDAY PARADE
SEE CHRISTMAS PARADES, DURHAM
SEE CHRISTMAS PARADES, N.C.
HOLIDAY TRAVEL
SEE ALSO TRAVEL, U.S.
AIRPORT WOES? BLAME BUREAUCRATS
TRAVELERS ADVISED TO LEAVE EARLY AND BEAT CRUNCH AT AIRPORT
CAUTION BYWORD FOR HOLIDAY TRAVEL
TRAFFIC CHOKES COUNTY/HIGHWAYS AT CRAWL UMm
DURHAM DODGES HOLIDAY WRECKS; ACCIDENTS, TRAFFIC JAM ORANGE ROADS
HOLIDAY TRAVELERS STILL FLOCKING HOME
HOLIDAY TRAVELERS STILL FLOCKING HOME
SAFE DRIVING CAN KEEP HOLIDAYS TIME FOR JOY
HOLIDAYS, CHAPEL HILL
SEE CHAPEL HILL, N.C, HOLIDAYS
HOLIDAYS, DURHAM
SEE DURHAM, N.C, HOLIDAYS
i jj-u TfiAVC hi f1
HOLiDAYs'ARE HOLIDAYS ONLY WHEN THE BOSS SAYS SO; NO LAW REQUIRES...
WOMAN SAYS FIRM FIRED HER FOR TAKING KING HOLIDAY OFF
HOLLERIN' CONTEST
'HOLLERING 101 • OFFERED IN DUKE CONTINUING ED
HOLLOW ROCK RACQUET AND SWIM CLUB
TENNIS TOURNEY SEES TEEN-Y UPSET
HOLLOW ROCK STRING BAND
A RAMBLER RECOLLECTS
HOLLOWAY ST. SCHOOL
EAST END, HOLLOWAY SCHOOLS MAY MERGE
ODOR BLAMED ON FAULTY FIXTURE
EAST END PURSUING NEW SCHOOL BUILDING
WATCHING OVER THE LITTLE ONES/AT 94, SCHOOL-CROSSING GUARD PLANS TO...
SCHOOL BOARD OKS EAST END SITE
ONE NEW SCHOOL WOULD SERVE STUDENTS BETTER
CONSOLIDATE TWO SCHOOLS
HOLLY FARMS POULTRY INDUSTRIES, INC.
SEE ALSO POULTRY INDUSTRY
HOLLY FARMS UNITS IN N.C WILL BE CLOSED THIS MONTH
HOLLY FARMS TRUCK DRIVERS MEET TO DISCUSS STARTING UNION
HOLMES ENTERPRISES INC.
HERITAGE SQUARE LOAN MAY [P DURHAM SUBSIDY
HERITAGE LIKELY TO ASK CITY FOR LOAN
"THE HOLOCAUST"
SEE ALSO AUSCHWITZ
SEE ALSO JEWS
SEE ALSO N.C. COUNCIL ON THE HOLOCAUST
EYES FROM THE ASHES; VICTIMS' HUMANITY RECOVERED FROM AUSCHWITZ ARCHIVE
H 2 12/14/1989 D 1 U F65
H 2 12/21/1989 D 1 U F65
H 2 12/28/1989 D 1 U F65
CHH 1 9/11/1989 A 1 N D38
H 2 1/01/1989 D
S 2 11/18/1989 C
S 2 11/22/1989 A
CHH 1 11/23/1989 A
S 2 11/23/1989 C
S 2 11/27/1989 A
S 2 11/27/1989 A
S 2 11/27/1989 A
S 2 1/19/1989 C
S 2 1/19/1989 C
H 2 5/11/1989 C
S 2 11/07/1989 D
3/28/1989
4/04/1989
6/13/1989
7/11/1989
7/25/1989
7/26/1989
7/29/1989
1/05/1989 A
1/16/1989 B
4/22/1989 A
4/22/1989 A
E
N
N B53
N W57
N
N E33
N B53
E
1 N M06
1 P N M06
4 N D80
4 P N M06
H 2 4/07/1989 D 8 P F
N S92
N
M N S92
P N B53
N S92
E
E
14 N
5 N
1 N S69
1 N M06
H 2 4/30/1989 E 1 P F U66
HOLT ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
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SUBJECTS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
BULLS END SEASON 14-0 WITH TWO TOURNAMENT TITLES
HOLT BULLS
HOLT GOLDEN GIRLS
HOLT ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION, BASKETBALL
WHEELER TEAM BEATS ALFORD TEAM IN MOTHER-DAUGHTER BASKETBALL
HOLT ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION ANNOUNCES BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS
COACH BECK PRAISES WINNING TEAM
HOLT ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION, FOOTBALL
HOLT THUNDERBOLTS CAPTURE FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP
BOTH HOLT COLTS TEAMS DURHAM COUNTY CHAMPS
HOLT COLTS
SEE HOLT ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION, FOOTBALL
HOLT REDSKINS
SEE HOLT ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION, FOOTBALL
HOLT SCHOOL
DARE TO SAY 'NO'
ON THE LOOKOUT
HOLT T#? HEELS
SEE HOLT ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION, FOOTBALL
HOLTON MIDDLE SCHOOL
$2,500 REWARD OFFERED AFTER SCHOOL ARSON
POLICE SURROUND MIDDLE SCHOOL TO ARREST BREAK-IN SUSPECT
CITY TEACHER IN FINALS FOR TOP HONOR
TOP SAFETY PATROLS
NEW HOLTON PRINCIPAL ON SCHOOL BOARD AGENDA
HOLTON GETS NEW PRINCIPAL; SCHOOLS ADD GRANTS POST
HOLTON, NORTHERN TEACHERS WIN CCB AWARD AS BEST IN CITY, COUNTY
TOP TEACHERi WILSON DEMANDS RESPONSIBILITY, RESPECT...
HOLTON 1/2 OWNER OF SOFTBALL TITLE
HOLY MOTHER OF GOD MONASTERY
MONASTERY NEAR OXFORD USES PERSONAL COMPUTER TO STAY AFLOAT
HOME BIRTHS
SEE CHILDBIRTH
HOME BOX OFFICE
SEE ALSO TELEVISION
IRONY PREVAILS, HBO WRAPS UP VIETNAM
HOME BUILDERS ASSOCIATION OF DURHAM AND CHAPEL HILL
SEE ALSO BUILDING DEVELOPERS
HOME BUILDERS ASSOCIATION NEW OFFICERS
HELLO, GOODBYE
TOWN ASKED TO HOLD OFF ON TREE LAW
GEORGIA PACIFIC OFFICIAL TO SPEAK/THE SUN BUSINESS INDEX
HOME BUILDERS ELECT KAY SMITH TO COUNCIL POST
CHAMBER SELECTS KALKHOF FOR LEADERSHIP PROGRAM/THE BENCH MARK
HABITAT CHAPTER HOPING TO BUILD HOME IN NORTHERN ORANGE CO,
OPPONENTS ATTACK IMPACT TAX
BUILDER! DEVELOPMENT A SHARED RESPONSIBILITY (CORRECTED 4-8-89)
HOME FEST '89 (SPECIAL SECTION)
GROUP OPPOSED TO IMPACT FEES SHIFTS COURSE
BUILDERS' REALISM AID IN FIXING PROPER FEES
BLUE CROSS, OTHERS CELEBRATE DEMISE OF LOCAL IMPACT TAX
THE GIFT OF FUN
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY BUILDING
ANOTHER HOUSE
PARADE OF HOMES
1ST DURHAM HOMES MAKE DEBUT IN AFFORDABLE-HOUSING PROGRAM
HOUSING OPENED FOR LOU-INCOME BUYERS
PEOPLE'S ALLIANCE BACKS WELLS FOR MAYOR; HOMEBUILDERS FAVOR TILLMAN...
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I T
L Y
L P BYL
2 7/04/1939 D
2 7/18/1989 D
2 7/25/1989 D
4 P N A76
5 P P
3 P P C45
2 2/14/1989 B 5 P U A76
2 4/11/1989 D 5 P P T44
2 5/09/1989 B 4 P N A76
2 1/03/1989 B
2 12/05/1989 D
5 P N A76
5 P N A76
2 9/15/1989 C 1 P P R56
2 10/17/1989 C 1 P P R56
1/05/1989 C
1/18/1989 C
4/15/1989 B
4/20/1989 A
9/25/1989 C
9/26/1989 B
10/05/1989 C
10/12/1989 A
11/21/1989 D
N
N
N
P T32
N E33
N E33
N S92
N E33
N A76
H 2 8/13/1989 B 1 U N36
H 2 8/18/1989 D 11 R W66
H 2
S 2
CHH 1
S 2
H 2
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
H 2
S 2
S 2
CHH 1
S 2
2/05/1989
2/11/1989
2/14/1989
2/18/1989
2/26/1989
2/26/1989
2/27/1989
3/31/1989
4/05/1989
4/12/1989
4/18/1989
4/19/1989
4/26/1989
5/02/1989
7/13/1989
7/13/1989
9/27/1989
9/29/1989
9/30/1989
10/05/1989
P
P
N M70
N
N
N
N H90
N M20
N H70
F
N M06
E
N N20
P T37
P S76
P S76
P T32
N E33
N S22
N C61
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12/31/1989
SUBJECTS
BUILDERS SHOW OFF PARADE WINNERS^ „ _ a
HOME BUILDERS CAU FOR CRAFTING OF MERGER PLAN
HOME BUILDERS: DELAYED MERGER COULD HURT CITY
BUILDERS GROUP SUPPORTS PORTO
HOME BUILDERS ASSOCIATION OF N.C.
SEE N.C. HOME BUILDERS ASSOCIATION
HOME COMPUTERS
SEE COMPUTERS
SEE PERSONAL COMPUTER
HOME COURT: FIFTY YEARS OF CAMERON INDOOR STADIUM (BOOK)
CAMERON MYSTIQUE CAPTURED IN PRINT
*** BT^kMtGA^ SAVES OWNERS THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS
HOME HEALTH AGENCY (CHAPEL HILL)
SENCSUSOFFE^ ?DURHAMOTINARS/THE SUN BUSINESS INDEX
WEEK TO HONOR HOME HEALTH AIDES _
CLIENTS LAUD EFFORTS OF HONE HEALTH AIDES
ELDERLY-CARE ARTICLE HAD IMPACT
PORTIONS OF HEALTH PROPOSAL SHOULD BE RIVIVED, PRICE SAYS
HK HEALTH AGENCY OF CHATHAM COUNTY
JERNIGAN PLANKING TO RESIGN HEALTH POST
CHATHAM JOINS IN CELEBRATION OF 'GODSEND'
HOME HEALTH CARE
SEE ALSO HEALTH CARE
SEE ALSO HOME HEALTH AGENCY (CHAPEL HILL)
SEE ALSO HOME TREATMENT AND LIFE CARE
SEE ALSO IN-4WME AIDES
CLIENTS LAUD EFFORTS OF HOME HEALTH AIDES
CHATHAM JOINS IN CELEBRATION OF 'GODSEND'
RESIDENTS EXPLORE HOME HEALTH CARE
CHOICES IN CARE FOR ELDERLY
HOME IMPROVEMENT
SEE ALSO BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
FOCUS ON THE HOME (SPECIAL SECTION)
BATHROOMS KITCHENS CLOSETS (SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION)
AT HOME
HOME IMPROVEMENT LOAN PROGRAM
SEE N.C. HOUSING FINANCE AGENCY
HOME LOANS
SEE MORTGAGES
HOME MORTGAGES
SEE MORTGAGES
HOME QUARTERS
BUILDING-SUPPLY STORE IS PLANNED NEAR MALL
HOME QUARTERS STORE TO OPEN IN DURHAM, MAYBE THIS SUMMER
HOME REPAIRS
SEE HOUSE REPAIRS
HOME SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
HOME SAVINGS, R.I. FIRM LOCK PURCHASE DEAL
BANKS LIST DIVIDENDS, INCOME
COALITION FILES CHALLENGE TO SALE OF HOME SAVINGS
U.S. BANKING OFFICIALS GET HSU. COMPLAINT
HOME SAVINGS 4 LOAN WINS HONOR
HOME SAVINGS AND LOAN TAKEOVER PUT ON HOLD (CORRECTED 6-15-89)
CLEARING THE RECORD
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E L Y
C -PG L P BYL
H 2 10/08/1989 F 1 P N C60
H 2 10/19/1989 A 1 N C47
S 2 10/19/1989 A 1 N E33
CHH 1 11/03/1989 A 3 N M70
H 2 12/24/1989 C 6 P R M88
H 2 7/09/1989 F 1 C N C47
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
4/08/1989
5/25/1989
6/10/1989
10/25/1989
11/29/1989
P N
N
P N L90
L
P N
CHH 1 5/19/1989 A
CHH 1 6/10/1989 A
N
N L90
CHH 1 6/10/1989 A 3 P N L90
CHH 1 6/10/1989 A 3 N L90
CHH 1 7/20/1989 A 3 N
CHH 1 10/17/1989 A 1 P N S17
S 2 5/26/1989 D 1 P F
CHH 1 10/29/1989 B 1 A
H 2 10/31/1989 D IDA
S 2 6/14/1989 A 3 N M06
H 2 6/16/1989 B 5 N
3/07/1989 C
4/18/1989 A
5/10/1989 C
5/17/1989 B
6/01/1989 A
6/08/1989 D
6/15/1989 A
N
N
M N R63
N C61
N
N R63
N
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S U B J E
HOME S4L NET INCOME DOW/THE SUN BUSINESS INDEX
GROUP SAYS THRIFT'S LENDING PATTERNS TO GET CLOSE LOOK'
WEARING SET TODAY ON S 4 L SALE
COALITION PRESSES FOR WRITTEN AGREEMENT FROM OLD STONE BANK ON LENDING
U.S. REQUEST DELAYS HOME SAVINGS-OLD STONE MERGER
GROUP SAYS DEAL SET UITH BANK
OLD STONE BANK REDUCES RATES ON HOrtE LOANS
CO TO CREATE LOAN FOOL FOR LOW-INCOME HOUSING
HOME S&L, OLD STONE DEAL OFF
HOME TREATMENT AND LIFE CARE
SEE ALSO HOME HEALTH CARE
COUNTY HOSPITAL TO UP RATES
HOMEFEST (FESTIVAL)
HOME FEST »89 (SPECIAL SECTION)
HOME TURF
HOMEFEST, SWEET HOMEFEST
HGHELESS SHELTER
SEE ALSO AIDS COMMUNITY RESIDENCE ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO COMMUNITY SHELTER
SEE ALSO DURHAM COMMUNITY SERVICES FOR THE HOMELESS SHELTER
SEE ALSO FOOD PANTRY
SEE ALSO GENESIS HOME
SEE ALSO H.O.P.E. (HOUSE OF POSITIVE ENDINGS)
SEE ALSO THE OTHER DURHAM (SPECIAL SERIES)
SEE ALSO STEWART B. MCKINNEf HOMELESS ACT
SEE ALSO STREET PEOPLE
SEE ALSO WOMEN'S SHELTER
DREAM FINALLY REAL FOR GENESIS HOME BELIEVERS
SHELTER RENOVATION COULD BEGIN IN APRIL
MORE HOMELESS PEOPLE VISIT SHELTER IN '88
DURHAM FACES ITS STREET PEOPLE/THE OTHER DURHAM
MANY LEAVE PUBLIC ASSISTANCE, BUT DON'T LEAVE POVERTY RANKS/OTHER DURHAM
NO ONE CAN COUNT THOSE 'DOUBLED UP'/THE OTHER DURHAM
CITY'S SHELTERS GIVE REST TO THE WEARY/THE OTHER DURHAM
WEEKEND MEALS FOR HOMELESS: TOO MANY COOKS?
KEMP OFFERS HOPE FOR HOMELESS PROBLEM
DURHAM SHELTER RESIDENTS MAY BE DOWN. BUT NOT OUT/THE OTHER DURHAM
SHELTER .MEETS SPECIAL MEEDS OF HOMELESS WOMEN
POLICE LOG/UNRULY GUEST REMOVED FROM SHELTER
ADVOCATES SPEAK OUT FOR HELPING CITY'S HOMELESS
POOR, HOMELESS TELL THEIR STORIES
CLASSES AT SHELTER FOR HOMELESS OFFER HOPE FOR CLIMBING TO BETTER' WAY...
HOMELESS IN DURHAM NEED MORE ASSISTANCE
STUDENTS GET TOUR OF SHELTER
AUTHORITATIVE DATA ACCESSARY
COUNTY WANTS $50,000 FOR HOMELESS SHELTER
SHELTER WILL VIE FOR GRANT FUNDS
NUMBER OF HOMELESS INCREASING IN COUNTY
COUNTY SEEKS FUNDS FOR SHELTER
1ST ANNIVERSARY
FACES OF DURHAM'S HOMELESS
HOMELESSNESS OLD, AWFUL PROBLEM
AN IDEA BORN OF DEATH IN WINTER'S COLD
SHELTER VOLUNTEER BEATEN, ROBBED
TOWN CONSIDERS BIDS FOR SHELTER RENOVATION
THE ESTABLISHMENT'S SHAME
A BENEFIT FOR THE HOMELESS
MINISTER 'PEDALS' HOPE FOR HOMELESS
STUDENTS WILL LIGHT THE WAY TO EASE HUNGER IN DURHAM
FOALING PRE ACKER BIKING 1,600 MILES TO AID HOMELESS
POLICEMAN COVERS JOLSON BEAT
CONCERT PROCEEDS COULD PROVIDE 25,000 MEALS
MERRITT MIU SITE TO KEEP KITCHEN, IFC OFFICIAL SAYS
LIGHTING LUMINARIES
STUDENTS* LIGHTS HELP FEED HUNGRY
CITY COMMITTEE FAVORS $125,000 FOR SHELTER
POLICE LOG/FOR $800, WOMAN GETS 20 MINUTES OF PAVING
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N
P
S I T
E ELY
D — BATE — C -PG L P BYL
S
H
H
H
S
s
H
S
H
2 7/29/1989 A
2 9/06/1989 C
2 9/19/1989 B
2 9/20/1989 C
2 11/16/1989 C
2 12/01/1989 C
2 12/02/1989 C
2 12/05/1989 A
2 12/23/1989 A
3 P N
1 N R63
1 N S22
5 N S22
1 N
1 N
1 N R63
1 N E33
1 N C60
H
2 4/13/1989 A
1 C N 060
H
H
S
2 4/12/1989 E
2 4/14/1989 C
2 4/14/1989 A
1 D F
3 P P K30
6 P P K30
S
2
1/14/1989 C
1 P N H65
CHH 1
1/24/1989 A
2 N L90
CHH
1
1/27/1989 A
1 N S17
H
2
1/29/1989 A
1 P 0 Zll
H
2
1/30/1989 A
1 C Q Zll
H
2
1/11/1989 A
1 P Q Zll
H
2
2/01/1989 A
1 P Q Zll
H
2
2/01/1989 D
9 N A54
S
2
2/01/1989 A
4 E
H
2
2/02/1989 A
1 P Q Zll
S
2
2/24/1989 B
1 P F 659
CHH
1
2/26/1989 A
10 N
H
2
3/02/1989 C
1 P N A54
S
2
3/02/1989 A
1 P N H65
H
2
3/07/1989 B
1 P N A54
S
2
3/08/1989 A
4 E
CHH 1
3/16/1989 A
3 N C62
H
2
3/19/1989 D
4 E
S
2
3/24/1989 A
1 N H65
CHH
1
3/27/1989 A
3 N
CHH
1
3/30/1989 A
1 N H20
CHH 1
4/07/1989 A
3 N
S
2
4/07/1989 A
2 P P S76
H
2
4/08/1989 A
4 E
CHH
1
4/18/1989 A
4 P U
H
2
5/01/1989 C
1 N A54
H
2
5/02/1989 C
10 N
CHH 1
5/02/1989 A
3 N
H
2
5/06/1989 A
4 E
H
2
5/07/1989 D
4 E
S
4.
5/10/1989 A
1 P N C61
S
2
5/10/1989 B
1 D N S92
H
2
5/11/1989 B
6 P N Zll
S
2
5/11/1989 D
2 F B71
S
2
5/11/1989 D
2 P N
CHH 1
5/18/1989 A
1 N M70
H
2
5/29/1989 C
2 P P S73
S
2
5/29/1989 A
1 P N 392
S
2
7/15/1989 C
1 N C61
H
2
8/10/1989 C
3 N M51
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MILLIONS OF CITIZENS COULD JOIN HOMELESS
TAYLOR STREET RESIDENTS TO FIGHT AIDS HOUSE
FASHION DESIGNER REACHES OUT TO HELP HOMELESS
AWARENESS OF HOMELESS GOAL OF SEPTEMBER RALLY
COUNTY APPROVES SHELTER ALLOCATION
GROUP PLANS RALLIES TO KELP THE HOMELESS
--WHEN THE ABSTRACT BECOMES CONCRETE
IFC SEEKS ASBESTOS REMOVAL MONIES
TOWN DELAYS ACTION ON SHELTER REQUEST
ALAMANCE CONCERT TO HELP SHELTER FOR THE HOMELESS
•HOMELESS' FOR A NIGHT
THOUSANDS RALLY FOR 'HOUSING NOW! '/DURHAM DELEGATION PUTS TAR HEEL
BOND URGES MERGER OF CITY AND COUNTY SCHOOLS
HOMELESSNESS A LOCAL PROBLEM
LOCATION OF SHELTER DEBATED
THANKS FOR BACKING IFC LOCATION
SOUALLOR AMONG THE WEALTH
-FOCUS ON HOMELESSNESS
COUNCIL VOTES TO ACCEPT LOAN FOR OLD TOWN HALL SHELTER
$10 CHRISTMAS CARD OF DOWNTOWN SCENE DESIGNED TO WARM HOMELESS
VOTE BACKS INTER-FAITH'S EFFORT
COLD HAS SHELTER WORKERS SCRAMBLING
COMPETING TRIANGLE PROPANE-GAS FIRMS JOIN TO FEED HOMELESS
BIRTHDAY BASH FOR GOOD CAUSE
RESTAURANT PLANS SATURDAY LUNCH FOR HOMELESS
AS COLD HITS, DURHAM RELIEF EFFORTS NEED CASH
WARMTH, FOOD COULD BRING PEACE FOR NEEDY
COLD HAS HOMELESS SEEKING SHELTER
COLD HAS HOMELESS SEEKING SHELTER
'JUST LIKE ANY OTHER PEOPLE'
HOMEOPATHIC TREATMENT
SEE ALSO FOLK MEDICINE
OLD MEDICAL PRACTICE GAINING STEAM IN U.S.
HOMEOWNERS
ANALYZING THE AMERICAN DREAM; UNC RESEARCH FOCUSES ON... HOME OWNERSHIP
HOMESTEAD MARKET
FIRST HOMESTEAD ANCHOR STORE OPEN
DUELING CENTERS? WOODCROFT, HOMESTEAD CLOSE, BUT WILL SHARE...
NINE BUSINESSES OPEN IN NEW SHOPPING CENTER/THE BENCH HARK
OFFICE ALTERNATIVE OPENS FRANCHISE
HOMESTEAD STEAK HOUSE
•FLY-IN' STEAK HOUSE RARE TREAT
HOMESTEAD STEAKHOUSE IS WORTH THE SEARCH
HOMEWARD BOUND (CHAPEL HILL, N.C, BUSINESS)
GULF STATION TO BE GIFT SHOP
HOMEWOOD SUITES
HOTEL PLANS SUITES ON OLD PAGE ROAD
HOTEL DEVELOPERS AWAIT APPROVAL FROM COUNTY
HOMEWORK
SEE ALSO ACADEMIC HELP CENTER
HOOFING IT TO GET THE STORY) NORTHWOOD HIGH REPORTER GETS SCOOP...
HOMOSEXUALS
SEE ALSO CAROLINA GAY AND LESBIAN ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO DUKE GAY AND LESBIAN ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO THE FRONT PAGE (GAY NEWSLETTER)
SEE ALSO LESBIANS
SEE ALSO MILITARY, HOMOSEXUALS
SEE ALSO SEXUALITY
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL, HOMOSEXUALS
HEARINGS TO FOCUS ON NEEDS OF MINORITIES
CENTER REACHING OUT TO MALE RAPE VICTIMS
COMMISSION TO HOLD 'HOMOPHOBIA' HEARING
S
CHH
S
H
CHH
S
CHH
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 1
CHH 1
PRINT H
S
H
CHH
CHH
H
H
CHH
H
CHH 1
S 2
S
H
H
H
S
CHH
CHH
CHH
8/10/1989 A
9/06/1989 A
9/06/1989 B
9/07/1989 C
9/07/1989
9/07/1989
9/08/1989
9/16/1989
9/20/1989
9/22/1989
10/04/1989
10/08/1989
10/13/1989
10/17/1989
10/17/1989
10/18/1989
10/28/1989
11/18/1989 B
11/22/1989 A
11/23/1989
11/24/1989
11/24/1989
12/01/1989
12/12/1989
12/20/1989
12/23/1989
12/23/1989
12/25/1989
12/25/1989
12/25/1989
S 2 11/21/1989 B
CHH 1 2/06/1989 A
H 2 3/05/1989 F
H 2 6/11/1989 D
H 2 8/20/1989 F
H 2 8/27/1989 D
H 2 2/19/1989 D
H 2 3/10/1989 D
S 2 9/11/1989 A
S 2 9/20/1989 A
E
N S17
N H65
N S22
N M20
N H65
E
N
N C62
N H60
N
N Zll
N H65
E
N M70
E
E
P K30
N M70
N C60
E
N H65
N E33
E
N
N
E
N S17
N W57
N S17
1 P F G59
5 P N
1 PN K65
6 P N C47
1 N
7 N
6 P N T33
7 R D77
CHH 1 6/03/1989 A 3 N
1 M N H65
1 N H65
CHH 1 3/01/1989 A 3 P N M25
CHH 1 1/30/1989 A
CHH 1 2/06/1989 A
CHH 1 4/13/1989 A
3 P N S17
1 N M25
3 N
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chh 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
cm 1
chh i
H 2
cm i
RIGHTS WARING DRAUS 65
BILL TO BAN FUNDING OF GAY GROUPS BLASTED
ORANGE COUNTY RESIDENTS PROTESTING SHEETS ACQUITAL
K^^T^f^WESIDENTS TO JOIN GAY RIGHTS MARCH
BINKLEY TO HOST GAY, LESBIAN CELEBRATION
'GAY PRIDE' SPEAKERS URGE DEFEAT OF HELMS
GAY, LESBIAN NEWSPAPER FOUNDER RECALLS TRIBULATIONS
HOMOSEXUALS, DURHAM m
WORKSHOPS FOCUS ON HOMOSEXUALITY
HONEYS INN (PROPOSED) (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.) r^nnr.^ ^m
6LENUO0D ELEMENTARY OFFICIALS WORRIED ABOUT PROPOSED MOTEL
HONOR CARD
SEE ALSO CREDIT CARDS
GOOD GRADES GET PUPILS GOOD DEALS
HONORABLE ELDERS KIUANIS CLUB
FOR RETIREES, A JOBS PROGRAM
FOR KELP WITH A JOB
KIUANIS AWARD
NEW OFFICERS
HOOKERS
SEE PROSTITUTION
HOOVER ROAD HOUSING PROJECT
SEE ALSO DURHAM HOUSING AUTHORITY
CITY TO RENOVATE HOOVER ROAD UNITS
HOPE PLANTATION
HOPE PLANTATION REPLICA WINS AWARD
HOPE VALLEY
NEIGHBORHOODS SQUARE OFF; HOPE VALLEY, WOODCROFT SPLIT ON SCHOOL LINES
HOPE VALLEY COUNTRY CLUB
HOPE VALLEY COUNTRY CLUB BEGINS $4.7 MILLION EXPANSION
OLD COUNTRY CLUB WILL GET NEW LOOK
»20'S ECONOMIC, CAR BOOM SPURRED DURHAM'S 1ST SUBURBIA
♦26 INCORPORATION GIVES HOPE VALLEY CLUB A FLYING START
COUNTRY CLUB OPENED AS U.S. RODE WAVE OF PROSPERITY
HOPE VALLEY FARMS
TEXAS HOME-BUILDING FIRM LEAVING TRIANGLE MARKET S
NEW 2-STORY CLUBHOUSE, AMENITIES CENTER GOING UP IN HOPE VALLEY FARMS.., H
MAJOR PROJECTS INCLUDE MORE THAN 8,500 HOUSING UNITS H
DURHAM'S BIGGEST HOUSING PROJECT GETS NEW PARTNER S
HOPE VALLEY SCHOOL
SLITHERING HOUDINIS! HOPE VALLEY CLASS CHARTS CRITTERS...
HORACE WILLIAMS AIRPORT
SEE ALSO AIRPORTS, N.C.
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, AIRPORTS
OFFICIALS GOING PUBLIC WITH AIRPORT PROPOSAL
CLEAN MACHINE
TOWN AIRPORT KAY GET TO KEEP ITS WINGS
AHEC: CURRENT AIRPORT IS 'IDEAL' SITE _t ^^
CAREY SAYS UNC WILL FLY IN LINE; COUNTY! AIRPORT SEARCH WON'T GIVE...
ONE SITE POPULAR, AIRPORT CONSULTANTS SAY
HORACE WILLIAMS 21ST SITE ON AIRPORT CONSULTANTS' LIST
BOARD GIVEN NARROWED LIST OF AIRPORT SITES
OFFICIALS QUESTION WHETTtR ORANGE CO. MAY GET TWO AIRPORTS
CITY SCHOOL BOARD BACKS AIRPORT MOVE
FLYING THE UNFRIENDLY SKIES/SUNDAY FOCUS*. COUNTY AIRPORT
NEIGHBORS RESIGNED TO CHANGING HORACE WILLIAMS
HORACE WILLIAMS AIRPORT FOES STILL NOT SATISFIED; ANDRESEN MAY SEEK...
4/15/1989
4/20/1989
6/02/1989
6/17/1989
6/22/1989
6/23/1989
6/25/1989 B
7/02/1989 A
N S17
N S17
N S17
N S17
N S17
N
N S22
N S17
S 2 10/20/1989 A 6 P F S27
CHH 1 2/10/1989 A 1 N M70
S 2 12/08/1989 C 1 N Yll
H 2 1/08/1989 D 4 E
H 2 3/17/1989 A 16 P P S76
S 2 3/17/1989 A 9 P P S76
S 2 10/12/1989 A 6 P P T37
S 2 8/18/1989 A 1 N C61
H 2 12/03/1989 F 1PN
S 2 3/13/1989 C 1 N S92
6/18/1989 F
6/21/1989 A
11/20/1989 C
12/04/1989 C
12/18/1989 C
3/30/1989 C
7/23/1989 F
8/20/1989 C
8/21/1989 A
1 N
4 E
1 P V
1 P V
1 P V
1 N
1 P N
3 N C60
1 N
S 2 10/04/1989 B 1 P F S92
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH
CHH
CHH 1
CHH 1
3/17/1989
3/18/1989
3/20/1989
3/20/1989
3/25/1989
4/15/1989
4/15/1989 A
4/25/1989 A
5/02/1989
5/17/1989
5/21/1989
5/21/1989
5/24/1989
N L90
P P L38
P N S17
N S17
P N S17
1 M N L90
1 M N M20
N L90
N L90
N
P N L90
M N S17
P N S17
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Y SUBJECTS
CITIZENS OFFER ECONOMIC EFFORT
LET SLEEPING ISSUES LIE
UNC PONDERS TRANSPORTING WASTE TO S.C.
AIRPORT PLANS STAND, UNC OFFICIAL SAYS
AIRPORT EDITORIAL A 'CHEAP SHOT'
AIRPORT PLAN NIGH> UNC OFFICER NOTES OPTIONS
NO EXPANSION FOR AIRPORT, HARDIN SAYS
OPPOSITION VOWS TO REMAIN ACTIVE
AIRPORT PLANS A COMPROMISE
RUNWAY PLANS LEAVE CITIZENS' GROUP SKEPTICAL
PAVING PLANS GET GO AHEAD
LIGHT PLANE CRASHES IN CHAPEL HILL; 1 KILLED
DEAD PILOT BELIEVED TO BE FROM KINSTON
PILOT'S PRE-CRASH INTENTION UNCLEAR
OFFICIALS SEEKING CAUSE OF CRASH
PLANE REROUTED, RDU OFFICIAL SAYS/FRIDAY CRASH NOT FIRST FOR... PILOT
CRASH RENEWS DEBATE
BACKYARD HOPPING?
MEASURES MAY NOT PRECLUDE CRASH
LOCAL FLYING CLUB DISPUTES OPPONENTS; CRITICISMS SAID UNFAIR
AIRPORT DEBATE ILLOGICAL
TOWN CONSIDERS AIRPORT DEBATE
TOWN MAY REQUEST AIRPORT LIMITS u
TOWN COUNCIL VOTES TO REQUEST AIRPORT MEETING
WRENN REMARKS 'INAPPROPRIATE'
CAP DROPS AIRPORT MOVE ISSUE
AIRPORT ADVOCATES SAY HORACE WILLIAMS HAS MAJORITY SUPPORT
AIRPORT HEARING CALLED CHANCE 'TO LET OFF STEAM'
AIRPORT SUPPPORTERS IN CHAPEL HILL SAY POLITICS IS PROBLEM
WAS ROLLAND HERE BEFORE THE INDIANS? irvwix „mrrr
CARRBORO ALDERMEN CAUTIOUS ON HORACE WILLIAMS AIRPORT DISPUTE
AIRPORT INVESTIGATION REQUESTED
STRONGER POSITION ON AIRPORT ADVISED
COUNCIL CALLS FOR AIRPORT SAFETY
AIRPORT BOOSTERS MALIGNED
HORACE WILLIAMS HOUSE
...WATERCOLORS BY JO ANNE ROSE ON DISPLAY AT HORACE WILLIAMS HOUSE...
•GEESE ON THE MARCH' IS ONE OF THE WATERCOLORS BY JO ANNE ROSE...
HORATIO ALGER ASSOCIATION
FUQUA NAMED TO HORATIO ALGER BOARD
HOROSCOPE
SEE ALSO ASTROLOGY
STARGAZERS DISCONNECTED
HORSES
SEE ALSO MISS PITTIPAT'S RIDING SCHOOL
SEE ALSO PONIES
SEE ALSO WILD HORSES
WINTER SHADOWS „
JAPAN'S AKIHITO SHARES INTEREST IN HORSES WITH PRESIDENT REAGAN
RIDING HIGH
LATE TRAIN STARTLES BLIND HORSE _
THEY'RE NOT HORSING AROUND; LOCAL RESIDENTS WANT TO ORGANIZE... HORSE...
SECRETARIAT MOVED MANY
ALL SADDLED AND READY
TALL DRINK
WINTER COAT
HORSESHOE TOURNAMENTS
PITCHING POINTERS; EXPERT TOSSES OUT SOME TIPS (CORRECTED 3-21-89)
CORRECTION
HOSPICE
SEE ALSO DEATH
SEE ALSO TRIANGLE HOSPICE INC.
UNC AWARDED HOME-HOSPICE CARE GRANT
S
E
-DATE — C -PG
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
CHH 1
5/25/1989
5/25/1989
5/30/1989
5/31/1989
6/01/1989
7/08/1989
7/11/1989
7/11/1989
7/12/1989
8/08/1989
8/08/1989
8/12/1989
8/12/1989
8/13/1989
8/14/1989
8/15/1989
8/15/1989
8/16/1989
8/17/1989
8/18/1989
8/23/1989
8/24/1989
8/25/1989
8/29/1989
9/01/1989
9/05/1989
9/08/1989
9/11/1989
9/13/1989
9/13/1989
9/17/1989
9/27/1989
10/09/1989
10/12/1989
11/08/1989
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I T
L Y
L P BYL
N L90
E
N L90
N S17
L
N S17
N S17
N S17
E
N S17
N S17
N S69
N M06
N M70
N M70
N M70
N S17
L
N S17
N S17
L
N C62
N M70
N M70
L
N S17
N M20
N M70
N M70
U
1 N C62
N
' N M70
N
L
CHH 1 9/26/1989 A 8 P P C45
CHH 1 10/10/1989 A 8 P P C45
H 2 7/25/1989 B 5 N
S 2 6/07/1989 A 4 E
CHH 1 1/06/1989 A
1 P P T32
H 2 1/15/1989 B
5 P U H49
S 2 4/04/1989 C
1 P P T32
S 2 4/19/1989 F
8 F H70
CHH 1 6/26/1989 A
3 P N H90
S 2 10/07/1989 A
4 E
CHH 1 10/09/1989 A
1 P P T44
S 2 11/25/1989 D
3 P P C45
CHH 1 12/01/1989 A
3 P P L38
CHH 1 3/20/1989 A
3 P N S17
CHH 1 3/21/1989 A
2 N
CHH 1 1/05/1989 A 5 N
HOSPITAL CARE ASSOCIATION
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SEE BLUE CROSS AND BLUE SHIELD OF N.C.
HOSPITAL MANAGERS
HOSPITAL MANAGEMENT PROGRAM GETTING UNDER WAY AT UNC
HOSPITALS, COSTS
SEE ALSO HEALTH CARE, COSTS
SEE ALSO HEALTH MAINTENANCE ORGANIZATIONS
SEE ALSO N.C. HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION
DUKE MEDICAL CENTER OFFICIAL SAYS GAO STUDY HAS FLAWS
HOSPITALS SHIFT COSTS TO PAYING PATIENTS
NCMH CARE COSTS MIXED
152 HOSPITALS' MEDICAL PROCEDURES, CHARGES COMPARED
PUBLIC HOSPITALS FACING A FINANCIAL DISASTER
HOSPITALS, DURHAM (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC HOSPITALS)
SEE ALSO DUKE HOSPITAL
HOSPITALS GET «50,000 FROM ENDOWMENT
DUKE GIVES 'CITY OF MEDICINE' NAME
LINCOLN HOSPITAL ESTABLISHED FOR BLACKS
DURHAM VA HOSPITAL CITED IN FEDERAL STUDY
COUNTY GENERAL EMPLOYEES LEARNING TUBE TECHNIQUES
HOSPITALS, DURHAM, INSPECTIONS
DAY HOSPITAL INSPECTION MANDATED BUT STATE INSPECTING AGENCY IS NOT
HOSPITALS, N.C. (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC HOSPITALS)
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE HEALTH SERVICES, INC.
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, HOSPITALS
SEE ALSO MARIA PARHAM HOSPITAL (HENDERSON, N.C.)
N.C. HOSPITALS SEEK MORE HEALTH CARE FUNDS FOR THE POOR
152 HOSPITALS* MEDICAL PROCEDURES, CHARGES COMPARED
MEDICARE LOSSES HURT HOSPITALS, SAY OFFICIALS
HOSPITAL GROUP TAPS MUNSON
HOSPITALS, N.C, ASSAULTS
SEE ALSO ASSAULTS, N.C.
PATIENT BEATING LEADS TO ARRESTS
MURDOCH CENTER EMPLOYEE CHARGED WITH ASSAULT, FIRED
LAWYER WINS MOTION TO REPRESENT WOMAN SUING STATE OVER DISMISSAL
HOSPITALS, N.C, CHARITY PATIENTS
HOSPITAL REPORT RECEIVES COOL RECEPTION
HOSPITALS SHIFT COSTS TO PAYING PATIENTS
WHO PAYS FOR THE BABIES?
HOSPITALS, N.C, MORTALITY RATES
SEE ALSO DEATH RATE
SEE ALSO DEATHS, N.C.
DURHAM VA HOSPITAL CITED IN FEDERAL STUDY
HOSPITALS, N.C, PROFITS
SEE ALSO PRIVATE HOSPITALS
HOSPITALS SHIFT COSTS TO PAYING PATIENTS
HOSPITALS, N.C, WASTE DISPOSAL
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., RADIOACTIVE WASTE DISPOSAL
LEGISLATORS ARE PREPARING MEASURES TO REGULATE INFECTIOUS MEDICAL WASTE
t€DICAL WASTE FIRM CONSIDERS CHATHAM SITE
PITTSBORO WON'T COURT MEDICAL WASTE COMPANY
HOSPITALS, U.S.
SEE ALSO HEALTH CARE, PATIENT RIGHTS
SEE ALSO PRIVATE HOSPITALS
SEE ALSO SHRINE HOSPITALS
BOOK NAMES NCMH AMONG TOP 64
STANDARDS TO PROTECT HOSPITAL PATIENTS' RIGHT TO COMPLAIN
HOST HOMES PROGRAM
SEE ALSO CRISIS STABILIZATION PROGRAM
CHH 1 9/30/1989 A 5 N
H
H
CHH
H
S
1/06/1989
5/02/1989
5/06/1989
6/30/1989
8/14/1989
N P38
N C60
C N L90
C N C60
E
3/21/1989 A
4/19/1989 E
4/19/1989 E
6/14/1989 A
12/31/1989 B
3 N
11 P F H65
11 P F H65
1 N
3 N C60
H 2 2/05/1989 B 1 N A54
H 2 1/10/1989 D
H 2 6/30/1989 C
CHH 1 12/26/1989 A
CHH 1 12/26/1989 A
4 N
1 C N C60
1 N S17
1 N
2 7/28/1989 A
2 7/29/1989 A
2 7/29/1989 C
N T33
N T33
N S82
H 2 3/28/1989 A
H 2 5/02/1989 C
H 2 10/05/1989 A
12 N
1 N C60
4 E
H 2 6/14/1989 A 1 N
H 2 5/02/1989 C 1 N C60
H
CHH
CHH
4/07/1989 A
5/03/1989 A
5/24/1989 A
CHH 1 4/19/1989 A
H 2 6/28/1989 C
7 N
1 N M25
1 N M25
3 N
1 T N C60
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SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. ItDICAL CENTER
SEE ALSO DURHAM CONGREGATIONS IN ACTION
SEE ALSO HOUSING, DURHAM
SEE ALSO RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE (DURHAM, N.C.)
SEE ALSO VOLUNTEERS, DURHAM „
HOST HOMES NEEDED FOR MENTALLY ILL PEOPLE
HOSTAGES, DURHAM
SEE ALSO KIDNAPPING, DURHAM
SEE ALSO STANDOFFS
HOSTAGE TAKEN IN HOLDUP
KEN'S QUICKIE MART ROBBERS ELUDE POLICE
HOSTAGE BELIEVED ACCOMPLICE
HOSTAGES, INTERNATIONAL
SEE ALSO STANDOFFS
HOSTAGE AWARENESS NOT ONE-DAY COMMITMENT
HOSTAGES* IRAN
RELEASE OF HOSTAGES ONLY FIRST STEP FOR IRAN
DUKE TERRORIST EXPERT SEES FEU OPTIONS^,
HIGGINS' REPORTED MURDER ENRAGES TAR HEEL LEADERS
A SENSELESS LYNCHING
WHY ARE HE THE VICTIMS?
HOSTAGES, IRAN, RESCUE ATTEMPTS
SEE ALSO RESCUES
CARTER AND THE HOSTAGES: PROOF THAT TRUTH CAN HURT
HOSTAGES, LEBANON
SEE ALSO IRAN/CONTRAS AFFAIR
U.S. SHOULDN'T GIVE IN TO GET HOSTAGES FREE
HOW LONG WILL WE BE BULLIED?
HOSTAGE AWARENESS NOT ONE-DAY COMMITMENT
HOSTAGES, N.C.
SEE ALSO KIDNAPPING, N.C.
SEE ALSO STANDOFFS
PANEL UPHOLDS LIFE SENTENCE IN ELIZABETH CITY HOSTAGE CASE
ACTIVISTS CAN'T HAVE IT BOTH WAYS
ROBESONIAN EDITOR TELLS JOURNALISTS 'INSIDE STORY' OF HOSTAGE INCIDENT
INDIANS' SUIT ASKS FEDERAL COURT TO BLOCK EXTRADITIONS
HOSTAGE ANNIVERSARY AT NEWSPAPER DRAWS JOKES AND CRANK CALLS
RIGGSBEE GETS 15 YEARS FOR CARRBORO KIDNAPPING
PROMISES TO JACOBS SHOULDN'T BE MADE
RALEIGH FIRE CHIEF HELD AT GUNPOINT TWO HOURS
HOT AIR BALLOONS
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, BALLOON
SEE ALSO BALLOONS
BALLOON FEST IN BURLINGTON MAY DRAW 70,000 SPECTATORS
HOT-AIR BALLOON HITS TV TOWER IN GARNER
'BARON MUNCHAUSEN' IS IMAGINITIVE GEM
GET YOUR FEET WET
GIANT 'CONDOM' TO PUSH AIDS EDUCATION
DURHAM COUNTY GROUNDS CONDOM-SHAPED BALLOON
CITIZEN COMPLAINTS GROUND GIANT FLYING CONDOM
COUNTY GROUNDS TASTELESSNESS
BOND FAVORS FLYING CONDOM-SHAPED BALLOON (CORRECTED)
BOND: BLIMP HELPED AWARENESS OF AIDS
CLEARING THE RECORD
TOO WINDY FOR BALLOON
HOT DOGS
SEE ALSO MEAT
A HOT-DOG DIET
SAM BITES DOG!
HOTEL TAX
SEE ALSO ENTERTAINMENT TAXES, CHAPEL HILL
S 2 11/25/1989 A 1 N H65
H 2 2/05/1989 B
H 2 2/06/1989 C
H 2 2/07/1989 C
1 N
1 N M51
1 N
S 2 9/14/1989 A 4 E
S
H
H
H
H
2
2
2
2
2
6/07/1989 A
8/02/1989 A
8/02/1989 A
8/03/1989 A
8/10/1989 A
4 E
1 P N Bll
1 P N S69
4 E
4 E
H
2
5/07/1989 E
3 P U H49
S
H
S
2
2
2
3/18/1989 A
9/09/1989 A
9/14/1989 A
4 E
4 E
4 E
H 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
H 1
CHH 1
S 2
H 2
1/04/1989 B
1/04/1989 A
1/28/1989 A
2/01/1989 A
2/02/1989 C
2/09/1989 A
3/25/1989 A
6/02/1989 C
5 N
4 E
1 P N L90
1 P N
2 N
1 N H90
4 E
4 N
H
H
S
H
S
H
S
H
H
S
H
H
1 5/16/1989 C
2 6/12/1989 A
2 7/06/1989 D
2 9/11/1989 A
2 10/27/1989 A
2 10/28/1989 A
2 10/28/1989 C
2 10/31/1989 A
2 11/01/1989 C
2 11/01/1989 B
2 11/02/1989 A
2 11/02/1989 A
1 N H60
1 P N
3 P R F25
8 U H66
8 N S27
1 N S22
1 N H65
4 E
1 P N S22
1 N H65
2 N
4 E
CHH 1
H 2
1/18/1989 A
7/19/1989 B
1 P N C62
1 T F S56
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see also taxes, n.c.
Aerator of motels to ask commissioners for relief from tax penalties
commissioners ask city's delay adopting sewage treatment plan
commission suggests motel tax grants of i50,000 for local community...
county cool to tax plan
commissioners rightly careful with hotel tax
Wm|'Hrj^f^INLS"/ICCUMENTARY DIRECTOR TRACKS BUTCHER OF LYON
HOTELS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM HOTEL CO.
SEE ALSO LANDMARK INNS OF DURHAM INC.
SEE ALSO MOTELS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO OMNI DURHAM HOTEL AND CONVENTION CENTER
SEE ALSO WASHINGTON DUKE INN
FIRM STARTS WORK ON INN IN DURHAM
FOOD, LODGING BUSINESSES HAVING SELLOUT WEEKEND
HOTEL PLANS SUITES ON OLD PAGE ROAD
HOTEL DEVELOPERS AWAIT APPROVAL FROM COUNTY
JANUARY OPENING SET
GUEST QUARTERS BUYS PICKETT CHAIN
HOTELS, N.C, TAXES
SEE HOTEL TAX
HOTELS, U.S.
LEAVE HOTEL, MOTEL BIBLES ALONE
HOTLItCS
SEE ALSO NATIONAL AIDS HOTLINE _
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL CHILD DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTE
NCCU OPENS 24-HOUR HOTLINE FOR ADVICE ON ALCOHOL, DRUG ABUSE
TOLL-FREE HOTLINE OFFERING COMMUNICATION ALTERNATIVES
HOTLINE GIVES HELP TO CALLERS WORRIED ABOUT AIDS
24-HOUR HOTLIfC SERVICE PLANNED BY CITY
HOTLINE IS HOT IDEA
PEOPLE WITH TROUBLES FIND CARING LISTENERS
HOUSE CLEANING
SEE HOUSEWORK
HOUSE MOVING .
CARRBORO BOARD MAY TIGHTEN CLAMPS ON HOUSE MOVERS
ON THE MOVE
HOUSE MOVE INCHING ALONG
HOUSE PAINTING
SEE ALSO PAINTING CONTRACTORS
PAINTER'S HOLIDAY?
LADDER LUCK
PRECISION WORK
HOUSE REPAIR FRAUD
SEE ALSO FRAUD
SEE ALSO HOUSING, SUBSTANDARD
SEE ALSO HOUSING-REHABILITATION LOAN PROGRAM
'RIPPING OFF OLD LADIES' GETS REPAIRMAN 12-YEAR SENTENCE
HOUSE REPAIRS
GOODWILL EFFORT PAYING OFF FOR COMPANY
WHEN A HOMEOWNER CARES ENOUGH TO STRIP
HAVING A BLAST
A HOUSE BARE, IT SHOWS
HOUSE SWAPPING
ACTION DELAYED AGAIN ON HOUSE SWAP PLAN
CHAPEL HILL RESIDENTS CEASE OPPOSITION TO HOUSE SWAP
H
2
3/12/1989 B
J
N A54
H
2
3/14/1989 C
1
N A54
CHH
1
5/05/1989 A
1
N M70
S
2
8/15/1989 A
1
N M06
S
2
8/18/1989 A
4
E
H 2 11/10/1989 D 19 P R L59
4/17/1989 A
5/14/1989 B
9/11/1989 A
9/20/1989 A
10/22/1989 F
12/07/1989 B
N
N S69
N H65
N H65
P T37
N
H 2 2/27/1989 A 4 E
S 2
CHH 1
H 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
3/20/1989
3/31/1989
7/29/1989
8/31/1989
9/05/1989
9/07/1989
N
N
P N K65
N R63
E
D N C60
CHH 1 1/10/1989 A
S 2 8/25/1989 C
H 2 9/04/1989 B
3 N C42
1 P P T37
1 P P T37
CHH 1 1/03/1989 A 1 P P K30
CHH 1 5/20/1989 A 1 P P T44
CHH 1 8/05/1989 A 3 P P T44
H 2 7/13/1989 A 11 N S82
H 2 5/11/1989 C 1 P N C47
H 2 6/04/1989 F 1 P N C47
S 2 7/28/1989 C 1 P P K30
CHH 1
CHW 1
4/05/1989 A
5/13/1989 A
N
N M70
HOUSE TOURS
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SEE ALSO CHRISTMAS CANDLELIGHT TOUR OF HISTORIC HOMES IN CHAPEL HILL
SEE ALSO HILLSBOROUGH CHRISTMAS TOUR
CHRISTMAS BY CANDLELIGHT
HOPE PLANTATION REPLICA WINS AWARD
IT'S A WEEKEND FOR TRIANGLE TRADITIONS
UNC POLL'. WOMEN STILL STUCK WITH HOUSEWORK
WOMEN STILL CARRY LOAD
HOUSING, DURHAM
SEE ALSO APARTMENTS
SEE ALSO CONDOMINIUMS _ ,_„
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C., DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO DURHAM AFFORDABLE HOUSING COALITION
SEE ALSO DURHAM HOUSING AUTHORITY
SEE ALSO HANDICAPPED, HOUSING
SEE ALSO HOST HOMES PROGRAM
SEE ALSO LOW-INCOME HOUSING
SEE ALSO NEIGHBORHOOD HOUSING SERVICES mmMmmMl m„ „„„„.
SEE ALSO N.C. DEPT. OF NATURAL RESOURCES AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO RENT SUBSIDIES
SEE ALSO RENTAL PROPERTY
SEE ALSO TOWNHfJUSES
SEE ALSO TRIANGLE HOUSING PARTNERSHIP ^„
SEE ALSO U.S. DEPT. OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT
NO ONE CAN COUNT THOSE 'DOUBLED UP'/THE OTHER DURHAM
LOW-INCOME HOME OWNERS AIM OF LAND TRUST'S CAMPAIGN
HOUSING GROUP MAKES DIFFERENCE IN DURHAM
DURHAM HOME PRICES RISE 4.9X IN YEAR
DOWNTOWN GROWTH MAY HIT $250 MILLION
DUKE COMMITS *1.2 MILLION TO LOW-INCOME HOUSING
LENDERS, ADVOCATES EXPLORE LOW-COST HOUSING
$1 MILLION LOAN PONDERED BY CITY LABELED HIGH RISK
1988 HOUSING MARKET GROWTH FOR DURHAM-RALEIGH RANKS 17TH
TRIANGLE 17TH IN NATIONAL HOUSING
INSTITUTE SAYS BUYERS SHOULD KEEP RESALE VALUE IN MIND
COMMUNITY GROUPS PLEAD FOR CITY MONEY
REDUCING SIDEWALK TO ART RUBBLE _
AFFORDABLE HOMES, BY DEVELOPER SOUTH, WILL RISE AGAIN
INSIGHT/DURHAM'S HOUSING DILEMMA: AFFORDABLE HOMES MAY BE HARD TO FIND
CAPITALISM WITH A HEART
RENTS RAISED ON HOUSING PROJECT DESPITE OBJECTIONS _
DURHAM HOME MARKET HAVING SOME PROBLEMS OF DIGESTION (CORRECTED 7-4-89)
EX-OFFICIAL SAYS U.S. HOUSING CHIEF INTERVENED FOR PROJECT
DUKE CLEARS APARTMENTS FOR MEDICAL CENTER OFFICES
LOBBYING FOR HOUSING PROJECT DESCRIBED AS PROPER
NORBY: PROJECT PASSAGE PROPER
OPEN HOUSE SET FOR EAST END CONDOS
HOUSING ADVOCATES TO MEET
FORMER MAYOR DID HIS JOB
MANUFACTURED HOMES CALLED KEY TO HOUSING DILEMMA
TRIANGLE HOME PRICES HIGHEST IN SOUTHEAST
HOUSING PROGRAM RULES HAY CHANGE
HOUSING CODE APPEALS BOARD PROPOSED
DURHAM HOUSING INSPECTOR PROPOSES APPEALS BOARD
BANK LOAN EFFORT TARGETS INNER CITY
1ST DURHAM HOMES MAKE DEBUT IN AFFORDABLE-HOUSING PROGRAM
HOUSING OPENED FOR LOW-INCOME BUYERS
PERK UP HOUSING PROGRAMS
OPEN HOUSE
CCB TO CREATE LOAN POOL FOR LOW-INCOME HOUSING
HOUSING, DURHAM COUNTY
GRANT WOULD HELP ROUGEMONT HOMES
MAJOR PROJECTS INCLUDE MORE THAN 8,500 HOUSING UNITS
HOUSING, HANDICAPPED
SEE HANDICAPPED, HOUSING
HOUSING, N.C.
CHH 1 11/26/1989 A
H 2 12/03/1989 F
H 2 12/08/1989 D
2 4/04/1989 C
2 4/05/1989 A
1/31/1989 A
2/27/1989 B
2/28/1989 A
3/19/1989
4/03/1989
4/20/1989
4/24/1989
5/05/1989
5/28/1989
5/29/1989
6/04/1989
6/06/1989
6/08/1989
6/23/1989
6/25/1989
6/27/1989
7/02/1989 B
7/02/1989 F
7/05/1989 C
7/05/1989 B
7/06/1989 C
7/06/1989 A
7/07/1989 C
7/08/1989 C
7/12/1989 A
7/12/1989 B
8/17/1989 A
8/28/1989
9/12/1989
9/12/1989
9/22/1989
9/29/1989
9/30/1989
10/27/1989
11/13/1989
12/05/1989
2 4/26/1989 B
2 8/20/1989 C
3 P N W57
1 P N
7 P F W66
1 C N
4 E
Q Zll
N
E
N C47
N H70
N S92
N K65
N R63
N
N M06
N
N C61
E
N R63
F
E
N
1 P N C47
1
1
1
1
1
1
4
1
10
1
1
8
1
1
1
4
3
1
N
N S92
N R63
N C61
N
N R63
E
N H65
N
N C61
N R63
N C61
N
N E33
N S22
E
P T44
N E33
1 N H65
3 N C60
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SEE ALSO BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
SEE ALSO BUILDING CONTRACTORS
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C., HOUSING
SEE ALSO GRANVILLE COUNTY, N.C., HOUSING _
SEE ALSO N.C. DEPT. OF NATURAL RESOURCES AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO RENT SUBSIDIES
SEE ALSO RENTAL PROPERTY
SEE ALSO TRIANGLE HOUSING PARTNERSHIP
HOUSING DIP TIED TO SLOWED GROWTH IN TRIANGLE EMPLOYMENT— CONSULTANT
EVICTING THE DRUG DEALERS
TRIANGLE 17TH IN NATIONAL HOUSING „ mmmr _„
TRIANGLE'S AFFORDABLE HOUSING WOES ON AGENDA IN CONGRESS, PRICE SAYS
TRIANGLE HONE PRICES HIGHEST IN SOUTHEAST
HOUSING TURNOVER RATE IN NORTH CAROLINA IS HIGH
IT TAKES TWO INCOMES TO OWN TYPICAL HOC
HOUSING, SALES
GROWTH PLAN TO TARGET ROLLING HILLS HOME SALES _
AVERAGE PRICE OF HOC UP 9% AND OUTPACING INFLATION IN »88/BENCH MARK
SURVEY INDICATES HOME PRICES LOWEST IN SOUTH LAST YEAR/THE BENCH MARK
ALTHOUGH PROFILE IS CHANGING FIRST-TIME BUYER IS STILL ALIVE
TRIANGLE REALTORS TO SHARE LISTINGS
REALTORS SAY TIHE TO BUY IS NOW
SPRUCING UP HOUSE MAY SPEED UP SALE
3RD QUARTER HOUSE STARTS DOWN FROM LAST YEAR
HOUSING, SENIOR CITIZENS
SEE SENIOR CITIZENS, HOUSING
HOUSING, SUBSTANDARD
SEE ALSO HOUSE REPAIR FRAUD
SEE ALSO HOUSING CODE
SEE ALSO HOUSING-REHABILITATION LOAN PROGRAM
OXFORD BOARD BLASTS CONTRACTORS OVER SHODDY WORK
HOUSING PROGRAM RULES MAY CHANGE
H 2 3/17/1989 A
16 N C47
H 2 5/17/1989 A
4 E
S 2 5/29/1989 A
1 N M06
CHH 1 8/14/1989 A
8 P N M70
S 2 8/17/1989 A
10 N
H 2 10/08/1989 F
1 N
H 2 10/15/1989 F
1 N
S 2 1/07/1989 A
1 M N H70
H 2 1/29/1989 F
1 D N
H 2 2/19/1989 F
1 N
H 2 6/18/1989 F
1 N
S 2 8/17/1989 A
1 N S78
CHH 1 10/29/1989 A
3 N S17
CHH 1 10/29/1989 A
3 N S17
H 2 11/26/1989 F
1 U
1 6/15/1989 C
2 8/28/1989 C
HOUSING. U.S.
SEE ALSO FEDERAL HOUSING AUTHORITY
SEE ALSO RENT SUBSIDIES
SEE ALSO RENTAL PROPERTY
SEE ALSO U.S. DEPT. OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT
THE BENCH MARK/VIDEO EXPLORES COOPERATION IN BUILDING AFFORDABLE HOUSING H
HOME OWNER DESIRES INCLUDE 4 BEDROOMS, 2 1/2 BATHS/THE BENCH KARK
ANALYZING THE AMERICAN DREAM; UNC RESEARCH FOCUSES ON... HOME OWNERSHIP
TRIANGLE 17TH IN NATIONAL HOUSING
MILLIONS OF CTTIZENS COULD JOIN HOMELESS
TRIANGLE'S AFFORDABLE HOUSING WOES ON AGENDA IN CONGRESS, PRICE SAYS
HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT
SEE U.S. DEPT. OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT
HOUSING CODE
SEE ALSO BUILDING CODES
SEE ALSO DURHAM DEPT. OF INSPECTION SERVICES
SEE ALSO HOUSING, SUBSTANDARD
AMENDMENTS TO THE CITY OF DURHAM MINIMUM HOUSING CODE (AD)
HOUSING CODE EMBARASSMENT CONCERNS COUNCIL
UATSON-BORDEN: HOUSING CODE VIOLATORS HUMILIATED
BLANTON PROPOSES FINES FOR HOUSING-CODE VIOLATORS
HOUSING CODE APPEALS BOARD PROPOSED
DURHAM HOUSING INSPECTOR PROPOSES APPEALS BOARD
SUIFT ACTION CAN HELP KEEP HOUSING SAFER
HOUSING CONSTRUCTION, COSTS
SEE ALSO BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
SEE ALSO SINGLE-FAMILY HOMES
DO-IT-YOURSELF MAN DISMANTLES CHURCH, BUILDS HOME
RULES TO BLAME FOR HOME COSTS, DEVELOPER SAYS
DURHAM HOME PRICES RISE 4.9X IN YEAR
AFFORDABLE HOMES. BY DEVELOPER SOUTH, WILL RISE AGAIN
H
CHH 1
S 2
S 2
CHH 1
1/22/1989 F
2/05/1989 F
2/06/1989 A
5/29/1989 A
8/10/1989 A
8/14/1989 A
1 N T33
1 N C61
1 D
1
5 P
1
4
8 P
N
N
N
N M06
E
N M70
H
H
S
s
H
S
s
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
6/25/1989 A
8/25/1989 C
8/26/1989 A
8/30/1989 A
9/12/1989 C
9/12/1989 A
9/13/1989 A
4 A
1 N R63
1 P N C61
1 P N C61
1 N R63
8 N C61
4 E
H
CHV'
H
H
2
1
2
2
2/06/1989 C
2/19/1989 A
3/19/1989 F
6/23/1989 C
3 P N
1 P N S17
1 D N C47
1 P N R63
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HOUSING DISCRIMINATION
SEE ALSO RACIAL DISCRIMINATION „ „ ™- . ««
GROUP SAYS THRIFT'S LENDING PATTERNS TO GET CLOSE LOOK
HOUSING-REHABILITATION LOAN PROGRAM
SEE ALSO HOUSE REPAIR FRAUD
SEE ALSO HOUSING, SUBSTANDARD ,_ wmmmm
SAgWg&flSBl HYUUI houses
HStf¥iSSSS! SSSVs'SSU REHAB HAS STATE'S WORST RECORD
MARTIN SAYS HE NEVER INTERVENED WITH HUD
DURHAM OFFICIALS BACK HUD RENT FEE INCREASE
GROUPS TO BUILD 6 LOW-INCOME HOMES „
LOBBYING FOR HOUSING PROJECT DESCRIBED AS PROPER
STATE HELPS IN EDGEMONT REHABILITATION
PERK UP HOUSING PROGRAMS
HOWARD HUGHES MEDICAL INSTITUTE
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER
DUKE GETS GRANT FOR $1.5 MILLION
POTENTIAL SEEN FOR AIDS CURE
^HO&^Y^STON MOVES TO SOUTH SQUttE
HOWARD UNIV.
SEE ALSO BLACK COLLEGES, U.S.
THIS REJECTION HURTS BOTH SIDES
HOWARD UNIV. SPORTS, FOOTBALL u
LOVE OF THE GAME WILSON'S INSPIRATION
HUBBARD STREET DANCE COMPANY
Kffi It^t" VBUHfitBuB 'COBRAS IN THE MOONLIGHT'
CHICAGO'S POP DANCE THEATER _.—„
HUBBARD STREET FINDS AVENUE FOR EXPRESSIVE TECHNIQUE
HUBERT SUMLIN: LIVING THE BLUES (FILM) ,_Tm.
FILM ABOUT BLUES ARTIST GETS ITS N.C. PREMIERE
HUCKLEBERRY SPRINGS RESERVOIR au „, ,
GOVERNMENT DELINQUENT IN PAYING DURHAM BILL
SUCCESSFUL NEGOTIATION HALTS ELECTRICAL STORM
HULA BOWL
BLUE DEVILS' DILWEG SPARKLES IN EAST'S HULA BOWL TRIUMPH
HUMAN BODIES
SEE ALSO HUMAN SKELETON
UNCONSCIOUS MAN FOUND IN YARD
TWO BODIES FOUND BESIDE COUNTY ROAD _
BILL TO RAISE DROPOUT AGE SENT TO HOUSE COMMITTEE
DECOMPOSED BODY FOUND BY POSTMAN
POLICE LOG/DECOMPOSED BODY UNIDENTIFIED
POLICE LOG/DECOMPOSED BODY IDENTIFIED AS MISSING 15-YEAR-OLD GIRL
EXHIBIT OFFERS NEW DIMENSION TO THE HUMAN BODY
HUMAN GUINEA PIGS
SEE HUMAN RESEARCH
HUMAN LIFE BILL
SEE ABORTION
SEE PRO-LIFE MOVEMENT
S I T
N E ELY
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CHH 1 7/24/1989 A 3 P N M25
H 2 9/06/1989 C 1 N R63
H
H
CHH
H
H
S
S
H
S
H
5/05/1989
5/06/1989
5/11/1989
5/12/1989
6/16/1989
7/04/1989
7/05/1989
7/06/1989
10/14/1989
10/27/1989
N R63
N R63
N
E
N
N C61
N C61
N R63
N C61
E
S 2 5/24/1989 B 1 N
H 2 7/14/1989 A 1 P N
H 2 1/25/1989 D 5 N R80
H 2 3/14/1989 A 4 E
H 2 10/26/1989" A 1 P N C49
H 2 1/04/1989 C 10 N
S 2 1/12/1989 D 6 P P
H 2 1/20/1989 D 7 P R L59
S 2 1/26/1989 D 4 R L34
H 2 2/07/1989 B 1 P N U66
H 2 7/22/1989 A 1 N R63
S 2 7/29/1989 A 4 E
H 2 1/08/1989 B 1 P N
H
CHH
H
H
H
H
S
1/11/1989
2/26/1989
5/18/1989
9/01/1989
9/02/1989
9/06/1989
9/29/1989
N
N M70
N
N
N
N M51
N C61
HUMAN ORGAN DONATION
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SEE ORGAN DONORS AW) TRANSPLANTS
HUMAN RELATIONS UEEK (DURHAM, N.C.)
RELATING AS HUMANS
HUMAN RESEARCH
SEE ALSO MEDICAL ETHICS
SEE ALSO MEDICAL RESEARCH
SEE ALSO RESEARCH
'GUINEA PIGS' SEEN KEY TO MEDICAL RESEARCH
FREE TREATMENT OFFERED IN STUDY ON DEPRESSION
HUMAN RIGHTS
SEE ALSO AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL
SEE ALSO CIVIL RIGHTS
SEE ALSO HUMAN RIGHTS UEEK
FANTASY AND FACT IN EL SALVADOR _
RIGHTS LAU COULD CHILL BUSINESS, PRICE SAYS
HUMAN RIGHTS, NOT POLITICS, KEY ISSUE
PRAN HIGHLIGHTS RIGHTS UEEK
HUMAN RIGHTS UEEK
SEE ALSO HUMAN RIGHTS
FOOTFALLS RACE SET FOR SUNDAY
GANDHI, PRAN TO SPEAK ON RIGHTS ISSUES
HUMAN RIGHTS LINKED TO PLIGHT OF RAINFORESTS, JOURNALIST SAYS
CAMP SURVIVOR SAYS HE'S LIVING 'SECOND LIFE'
HUMAN SKELETON
SEE ALSO HUMAN BODIES
U.S. DEBATE ABOUT INDIAN SKELETAL REMAINS IS ISSUE OF GROWING CONCERN...
HUMIDITY
HEAT, HUMIDITY COLLIDE, CAUSE DOUBLE DISCOMFORT
HUMOR
SEE ALSO COMEDIANS
LAUGHS SELL WELL 'UPSCALE'; COMIC REVIEU MARKET GROWS
FOR PERSPECTIVE
NEVER HAVING TO SAY YOU'RE SORRY
FUN AT UORK IS NO JOKE, SAYS DURHAM RESEARCHER
HUNGARY
FORCED GENEROSITY
BENEFITS OUTWEIGH RISKS FOR HUNGARY
HUNGARY GUILTY OF BROTHERHOOD
HUNGER
SEE ALSO ANOREXIA NERVOSA
SEE ALSO CROP (ORGANIZATION TO RELIEVE WORLD HUNGER)
SEE ALSO COMMUNITY KITCHEN (CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO)
SEE ALSO DURHAM STUDENTS FOR A BETTER COMMUNITY
SALVATION ARMY, WINN-DIXIE RAISING MONEY TO FEED HUNGRY
CHEF WRITES A BOOK TO FEED T>€ HUNGRY
A TASTE OF HUNGER
STUDENTS WILL LIGHT THE WAY TO EASE HUNGER IN DURHAM
LOST VALUES; AUTHOR POINTS TO SOCIETY AS CRUX OF WORLD HUNGER PROBLEM
RESTAURANTS JOIN BATTLE AGAINST HUNGER
COME *N* GET IT/MEET MISS GRACE AND REGULARS
PROJECT HELPS THE HUNGRY
WHERE WILL YOU DINE ON NOVEMBER 14TH?
FOCUS ON HGMELESSNESS
MAKE THE HUNGER DOLLAR GROW
RESPONSE TO RSWP ' POSITIVE V48 RESTAURANTS HELP
WITH RSWP, EVERYONE WON
HUNGER CLEANUP PROJECT
APRIL 15 DECLARED HUNGER CLEANUP DAY
S I T
N E ELY
P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
S 2 10/13/1989 C 1 P P T37
2 1/02/1989 A
2 2/25/1989 C
N C60
N
CHH 1 4/19/1989 A 4 P U
CHH 1 6/23/1989 A 1 N SI?
S 2 10/17/1989 A 4 E
CHH 1 11/03/1989 A 6 P N
CHH 1 11/10/1989 A 3 N
CHH 1 11/13/1989 A 10 P N
CHH 1 11/14/1989 A 3 N
CHH 1 11/17/1989 A 3 P N
CHH 1 9/24/1989 A 3 N
S 2 7/15/1989 A 1 C N T77
CHH 1 7/28/1989 A
H 2 8/03/1989 A
CHH 1 8/11/1989 A
H 2 12/28/1989 A
1 P N C62
4 E
4 E
6 P N Zll
H 2 8/02/1989 A 4 E
S 2 9/12/1989 A 4 E
H 2 9/18/1989 A 4 E
H 2 1/21/1989 B
5 N
H 2 2/23/1989 B
1 P F Zll
S 2 3/08/1989 C
1 P P S76
S 2 5/10/1989 p
1 D N S92
CHH 1 10/07/1989 A
3 P N
CHH 1 10/14/1989 A
3 N
CHH 1 11/12/1989 A
1 P N S17
CHH 1 11/14/1989 A
4 L
CHH 1 11/14/1989 A
9 A
H 2 11/18/1989 B
1 P P K30
H 2 11/19/1989 D
4 E
CHH 1 11/24/1989 A
3 N
CHH 1 12/05/1989 A
3 L
CHH 1 4/06/1989 A 5 N
HUNGER WALK
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SUBJECTS
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I T
L Y
L P BYL
SEE CROP (ORGANIZATION TO RELIEVE WORLD HUNGER)
HUNTING
SEE ALSO ANIMAL RIGHTS
SEE ALSO DUCK HUNTING
SEE ALSO GAME LANDS
SEE ALSO N.C. UILDLIFE RESOURCES COMMISSION
SEE ALSO POACHING „
COMMISSIONERS MULL HUNTING RESTRICTIONS
n I PRTTS SHOULD BE CAUGHT
HO^SVILLEWILL ALLOW HUNTING ON TRACTS OF 2.5 ACRES OR MORE
MORRISVILLE RESCINDS HUNTING RULE
ALAMANCE HUNTERS, FISHERMEN MUST GET OK FROM LANDOWNERS
N.C. WILDLIFE COMMISSION SETS WATERFOWL SEASON
GROWING CITY, WHITETAIL HERDS CROSSING PATHS
HUNTING LAWS
COUNTY BOARD OPPOSES HUNTING BILL PROVISION
HURRICANE HAZEL „_ , „ m_
FOR MANY TAR HEELS, HAZEL REMAINS THE BIG ONE
HUGO DIDN'T TOP HAZEL'S RAMPAGE
HURRICANE HUGO _
STORM MAY CRIMP JUDGES' GAME (GOLF)
DURHAM ISSUES FLOOD ALERT
STAY AWAY FROM HUGO __
CITY AGENCIES BRACE FOR AN ENCOUNTER WITH HUGO
DESPITE HUGO, PREP COACHES GOING FULL SPEED AHEAD
HUGO KNOCKS OUT SMITH. JONES
GTE OFFICIAL ONE OF LAST TO FLEE BEACH BEFORE STORM
ORANGE COUNTY BRACES FOR HUGO
HUGO RESCUE OF LOW ENO RIVER EXPECTED
HUGO'S BULLET SKIPS DURHAM
600 DURHAM HOMES LEFT WITHOUT POWER
TALE OF THE TAPE
HUGO LEAVES DURHAM MOSTLY UNSCATHED
FOR MANY TAR HEELS, HAZEL REMAINS THE BIG ONE
PARKED BY HUGO _
HUGO LEAVES EMERGENCY PERSONNEL IDLE, HAPPY
LITTLE LEFT BUT BITS 'N' PIECES
HUGO DIDN'T TOP HAZEL'S RAMPAGE
MYRTLE BEACH*. HUGO TURNS RESORT INTO WRECKAGE
MEANWHILE IN DURHAM...
RED CROSS NEEDS BLOOD
DURHAM AID GOES TO VICTIMS OF HUGO
PILKEY: HUGO MAY SPUR BEACH PROTECTION
LESSONS FROM BLOW-HARD HUGO
HURRICANE HUGO IS ECHO OF PILKEY'S CALL
HUGO'S DESTRUCTION 'MAN-MADE AS WELL AS NATURAL'— PILKEY
DURHAM CHURCH, RESTAURANT SEND HELP TO HUGO VICTIMS
DURHAM CREWS AID HUGO VICTIMS
RELIEF EFFORTS MOUNTED IN DURHAM FOR HURRICANE VICTIMS
RISING TO THE CHALLENGE; CHAPEL HILL FLYING CLUB MEMBERS FERRY
DURHAM HELPING HURRICANE VICTIMS
HUGO BRINGS OUT BEST IN MOST CAROLINIANS
ACC, SEC ASK FANS TO HELP HUGO'S VICTIMS
PART OF GRANVILLE MAN'S JOB IS TO PLAN FOR DISASTERS
GROUP WILL ASSIST VICTIMS OF STORM
HURRICANE HELP
DURHAM CITY WORKERS OFF TO HELP CHARLESTON CLEAN UP
HURRICANE VICTIMS FOCUS OF COLLECTION
A HEARTENING RESPONSE TO TRAGEDY
THE HYMNS OF CONSOLATION
GLUED DUNE ENDURES HUGO
DURHAM CONTINUES HUGO RELIEF EFFORTS
HUGO HELP STILL TIMELY
HUGO'S TOLL DRAINS RED CROSS FUND
PILOTS HEAD OFF TO AID HURRICANE VICTIMS
HUGO LEAVES GRIM REMINDER
CHH
H
H
H
H
H
H
1/05/1989 A
1/09/1989 A
1/11/1989 C
4/11/1989 C
8/15/1989 B
9/17/1989 C
11/18/1989 A
P N M20
E
N P41
N P41
N H60
N
M N H60
CHH 1 5/04/1989 A 3 N M20
2 9/23/1989 C
2 9/23/1989 A
H
S
S
H
H
H
H
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
CHH 1
CHH 1
S 2
RELIEF... CHH 1
S 2
S
H
H
H
S
H
CHH 1
CHH 1
H 2
H 2
S 2
CHH 1
H 2
CHH 1
S 2
9/21/1989 C
9/21/1989 A
9/21/1989 A
9/22/1989 A
9/22/1989 B
9/22/1989 B
9/22/1989 B
9/22/1989 A
9/22/1989
9/22/1989
9/22/1989
9/22/1989
9/23/1989
9/23/1989
9/23/1989
9/23/1989
9/23/1989
9/23/1989
9/23/1989
9/23/1989
9/24/1989 B
9/25/1989 A
9/25/1989
9/26/1989
9/26/1989
9/27/1989
9/27/1989
9/27/1989
9/28/1989
9/28/1989
9/28/1989
9/28/1989
9/29/1989 B
9/29/1989 C
9/29/1989
9/29/1989
9/30/1989
9/30/1989
9/30/1989
10/02/1989
10/02/1989
10/02/1989
10/05/1989
10/06/1989
10/10/1989
10/18/1989
1 P N H60
1 P N A76
4
1
4
1
1
2
5
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
5
1
3
1
1
1
1
1
1
4
4
4
1
1
1
1
1
4
1
1
1
1
10
3
4
4
4
1
1
1
3
4
N S32
N B53
E
NS22
N B40
N
N J40
N C62
N M20
N B53
N C61
P S76
N S76
N H60
P T44
N C62
P C45
N A76
P T44
P S73
N
N E33
N S92
E
E
N
N E33
N E33
N
N S17
N E33
E
N C49
N T33
N H60
P S76
N S76
N
E
E
E
N E33
N S17
N S22
N
E
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SUBJECTS
DUKE PROF, STUDENTS USE HUGO DATA TO PREVENT FUTURE DAMAGE
DISASTER RELIEF AGENCIES STRESS! CASH BEST DONATION
CITY HELPERS LED THE UAY IN S.C. WORK
VOLUNTEERS' CONCERN HELPS EASE TRAUMA
1ST-GRADE AID/DURHAM PUPILS SEND CLASSROOM SUPPLIES TO S.C. ...
RED CROSS UNIT RAISES t40,000 TO AID VICTIMS
CHARLESTON POLICE CHIEF RIPS CRITICS OF HELFFUL DEPUTIES
UNSPENT STATE PAY MONEY GOING FOR HUGO DAMAGE
FUNDING DEARTH THREATENS UNC
HURRICANES
SEE ALSO TORNADOES, DURHAM
SEE ALSO UEATHER, DURHAM
SEE ALSO UEATHER, N.C.
SEE ALSO UEATHER, U.S.
SEE ALSO WIND DAMAGE
STORM MAY CRIMP JUDGES' GAME (GOLF)
FOR MANY TAR HEELS, HAZEL REMAINS THE BIG ONE
HYDE AMENDMENT
SEE ABORTION
HYDROCHLORIC ACID
HYDROCHLORIC ACID LEAKS FROM TRUCK
HYDROGEN
SEE ALSO ENERGY SOURCES, ALTERNATIVES
VALETINE HEADS HOUSE PANEL STUDYING HYDROGEN AS EVERYDAY FUEL
HYDROGEN SULFIDE
NOXIOUS GAS FORCES SCHOOL EVACUATION; SEVEN SENT TO HOSPITAL
INCLUDE SCHOOLS IN EMERGENCY PLANNING, STATE OFFICIALS SAY
HILLSBOROUGH GAS SICKNESS CAUSE STILL NOT CONFIRMED
SEWER GAS BLAMED FOR ILLNESS AT SCHOOL
HYDROPONICS
SEE ALSO AQUACULTURE
SEE ALSO SOUTHERN GRANVILLE GREENHOUSES
TOBACCO FARMERS TRY HYDROPONIC TOMATOES
HYDROXYUREA
SEE ALSO SICKLE CELL ANEMIA
DUKE TESTS DRUG FOR SICKLE CELL PAIN
HYMNS
SEE ALSO MUSIC
THE HYMNS OF CONSOLATION
HYPERACTIVITY
SEE CHILDREN, HYPERACTIVITY
HYPERBARIC CHAMBER
SEE ALSO UNDERWATER RESEARCH
HIGH-PRESSURE OXYGEN HELPS PREGNANT WOMAN
HYPERTENSION
SYfPTOMS OF HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE NOT ALWAYS OBVIOUS
UNC STUDY! BLACK MEN HAVE FASTER HEART RATES
PHARMACISTS URGE HYPERTENSION PATIENTS TO MONITOR BLOOD PRESSURE
POPULAR MEDICINES POSE UNFORFCILN F-ROBLEMS
HYPERTHERMIA
SEE ALSO HEAT EXHAUSTION
DUKE FINDS BEST TEMPERATURE FOR ANTI-TUMOR THERAPY
HYPODERMIC NEEDLES
SEE DRUG PARAPHERNALIA
SEE NEEDLES
SEE SYRINGES
S I T
N E ELY
P D — DATE — C -PG L P BYL
S 2 10/21/1989 A
H 2 10/22/1989 B
S 2 10/26/1989 A
S 2 10/28/1989 A
S 2 11/01/1989 B
S 2 11/02/1989 C
H 2 11/08/1989 D
H 1 11/08/1939 C
CHH 1 12/28/1989 A
N E33
N N36
N C61
E
N E33
N C61
N
N L40
N S17
9/21/1989 C 4 N S82
9/23/1989 C 1 P N H60
H 2 1/11/1989 C 1 P N S73
H 2 12/11/1989 C 1 N S69
CHH 1 1/25/1989 A 1 P N H90
CHH 1 1/25/1989 A 1 N M20
CHH 1 1/26/1989 A 1 N H90
CHH 1 2/01/1989 A 3 N R63
H 1 4/21/1989 C 1 P N T33
H 2 11/02/1989 C 9 N D80
H 2 10/02/1989 A 4 E
H 2 2/22/1989 B 8 N
S 2 2/22/1989 C 7 U
CHH 1 6/20/1989 A 3 N
CHH 1 8/11/1989 A 7 U
S 2 10/11/1989 A 6 U
S 2 10/16/1989 C 1 N
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